[00:00] <nibsa1242b> taso: you can't expect it to run super fast... what is your host OS? and what processor do you have?
[00:00] <sexcopter> zash: sorry, got called away from the laptop for a moment. i have to do dinner now, but i'll look into it some more. thanks for your help!
[00:00] <Nalf> Did you use unetbootin with your USB, Nibsa?
[00:00] <zash> and i have to sleep
[00:00] <zash> :(
[00:00] <taso> nibsa1242b: host is Windows XP, 3GB Memory, 2.4ghz processor
[00:01] <nibsa1242b> Nalf: I used the auto install to flash for the thumbdrive; and booted straight from the USB HD from the bios for the install from an external HD
[00:01] <nibsa1242b> taso: which processor, it makes a difference
[00:02] <FrozenFire> Is there a way to change application font colours, without changing themes? Using a dark theme is causing my gedit to highlight the currently-selected line as black, making it impossible to read the selected line. It also uses the same colour for text as the background of Nautilus.
[00:02] <Nalf> I used http://www.pendrivelinux.com/live-ubuntu-810-usb-persistent-install-windows/ this, but the installer locked up.
[00:02] <nguyen> Hi!
[00:02] <cactusfrog> i cant watch youtube videos despite installing flash
[00:02] <taso> nibsa1242b: Intel Centrino Duo Core Pro
[00:03] <cactusfrog> i did everything correctly typed sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree in terminal and even restarted firefox but i still can't watch youtube videos
[00:03] <mbord> no body there ?
[00:03] <nibsa1242b> taso: does the proc support Intel VT? is it enabled?
[00:03] <jrib> FrozenFire: one way would be to edit your theme yourself
[00:03] <nguyen>           why cant u watch youtube its fun to watch.
[00:03] <mbord> hoi allemeel
[00:03] <cactusfrog> because it says i dont have the latist flash player
[00:04] <FrozenFire> jrib: Do you know where I can find theme files? There is no way to set font colours under the Appearance applet.
[00:04] <nguyen> bye!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[00:04]  * FrozenFire stabs nguyen
[00:04] <cactusfrog> so no ideas?
[00:04] <mbord> no body can dutch here  ?
[00:04] <oCean_> mbord: the dutch are in #ubuntu-nl
[00:04] <FrozenFire> cactusfrog: Obvious question is, have you tried restarting? When using proprietary software, it's often necessary to restart.
[00:04] <taso> nibsa1242b: I believe so, what does that mean and how can I check?
[00:04] <cactusfrog> anyone here know what they are doing??
[00:04] <jrib> FrozenFire: art.gnome.org has a tutorial on creating themes.  The themes are in /usr/share/themes/ or ~/.themes if it's one you installed yourself.  If you want to modify one from /usr/share/themes, copy it to ~/.themes and work there
[00:05] <Nalf> Nope. ^_^
[00:05] <Nalf> Jrib, is pretty knowledgeable.
[00:05] <Zeroyez> how do i set permissions on /var/www so apache can read stuff from it, i can't ask anywhere else because of root ban
[00:05] <mbord> is er ook iemand die nederlands kan ?
[00:05] <oCean_> mbord: join #ubuntu-nl
[00:05] <cactusfrog> ok  well almost any ubantu user should be able to answer my question
[00:06] <swegner> I'm trying to boot jaunty from a LiveUSB (created from the "USB Startup Disc Creator"), but I don't see the option at the boot screen.  I only see "Install Ubuntu", "Check disc for defects", "Test memory", "Boot from first hard drive", "Rescue a broken system".  Is it not possible to simply boot from the USB?  (I'm not sure if this is jaunty-related or not, I can't remember what the intrepid liveusb was like)
[00:06] <lepine> My X just borked. I rebooted after some autoupdates, for which i didn't reboot for perhaps 2 weeks ... and now i'm stuck using the vesa driver ...
[00:06] <jrib> cactusfrog: you need to be more patient.  Pastebin the contents of the page you get when you visit "about:plugins" in your address bar in firefox
[00:06] <fearful> cactusfrog, sudo chmod -R 755 /media/cdrom0 didn't work?
[00:06] <mbord> how i hafe now work whit ubuntu or lunix
[00:06] <lepine> nvidia-xconfig doesn't seem to have worked
[00:06] <lepine> what can/should i do?
[00:06] <Pollywog> cactusfrog: maybe but I came in too late to read it
[00:06] <nibsa1242b> taso: it means it runs things faster when they are being virtualized , I'm not sure how to check, I don't often use windows, and I've only ever used QEMU for virtualization.
[00:07] <jrib> lepine: what happens when you try to use the nvidia driver?
[00:07] <nibsa1242b> taso: anyhow my understanding is that it should be run 80% to 10% of the speed you would expect natively if everything is set up correctly.
[00:07] <cactusfrog> i dont get why i cant watch yotube videos just says  http://pastebin.com/d4ea1bd68 and i have installed the flash player through terminal wtf!
[00:07] <m3gaman> I installed GProftpd, when I attempt to run the GUI I receive the following error message: Failed to execute child process "su-to-root" (No such file or directory)...any suggestions?
[00:07] <kingtut> i have  bought a new sound card sound blaster audigy se some program i have other no sound can someone tell me how to config the sound card
[00:07] <jrib> cactusfrog: help me help you...
[00:07] <cactusfrog> pl
[00:07] <cactusfrog> ok
[00:07] <fearful> cactusfrog, do you have flash-nonfree
[00:07] <jrib> !who | cactusfrog
[00:07] <kingtut> can someone help
[00:08] <Nalf> Swegner: Is there no live version for jaunty? That would be my guess.. It's not an official release yet, right?
[00:08] <Flannel> swegner: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support, thanks.
[00:08] <Dillizar> i have installed the nvidia drivers but i cant have more than 640*480 pls help
[00:08] <cactusfrog> ubottu: i am not speaking to someone iparticular
[00:08] <Nalf> There you go, Swegner. good luck!
[00:08] <swegner> Nalf: I don't think there needs to be a live version... I simply used the alpha5 ISO to burn the liveusb
[00:09] <lepine> jrib: well, it seems to still be using the vesa driver ... i'll paste my config ... i might have done it wrong. http://pastebin.ca/1356954
[00:09] <Pollywog> cactusfrog: Firefox?  I had a problem with this in Hardy but it has worked since I updated (apt-get upgrade) about 2 weeks ago
[00:09] <cactusfrog> fearful: yes i have flash nofree
[00:09] <swegner> Flannel: Thanks, I asked in there before, but we weren't sure if it was jaunty-related.  Just wanted to check here as well
[00:09] <fearful> cactusfrog, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree mozilla-plugin-gnash
[00:09] <jrib> lepine: what does /var/log/Xorg.0.log say?
[00:09] <ZeZu> flash videos worked previously, but not now,  i think ubuntu repos. installed a version of flash nonfree on top of the one i manually installed,  how can i figure out whats going on ?
[00:09] <cactusfrog> fearful: ok all try that ty
[00:09] <Nalf> Swegner: I just usb-booted with live option in 8.10 so..
[00:09] <ZeZu> I'm running x64 version of ubuntu
[00:09] <Pollywog> I have adobe-flashplugin
[00:09] <jrib> ZeZu: about:plugins in firefox will tell you what is getting used
[00:09] <Pollywog> not the nonfree one
[00:10] <Pollywog> and it works
[00:10] <m3gaman> nevermind, I figured it out...had to install something called menu using apt-get...
[00:10] <nibsa1242b> lepine: what did you use to install the drivers?
[00:10] <Pollywog> cactusfrog: I think this can be fixed
[00:10] <swegner> Nalf: ok, I thought I remembered being able to with intrepid as well.  I wonder if it's because I used the amd64 ISO..
[00:10] <fearful> Pollywog, cactusfrog they both work just as well I use flashplugin-nonfree and am doing fine
[00:10] <Pollywog> fearful: k
[00:10] <Pollywog> good to know nonfree works too
[00:10] <Zeroyez> ugh, can someone please tell me how to change my irc ident on pidgin so it doesn't say root without having to create another user and do a bunch of annoying crap
[00:10] <fearful> cactusfrog, but which ever you prefer
[00:10] <jrib> Zeroyez: why are you ircing as root anyway?
[00:11] <lepine> jrib: it mentions vesa alot ... i haven't seen what looks like an error yet ...
[00:11] <jrib> lepine: pastebin :)
[00:11] <Dillizar> i have installed the nvidia drivers but i cant have more than 640*480 pls help
[00:11] <Pollywog> but a few weeks ago it all of a sudden did not work in Firefox and I had to use Flock browser
[00:11] <jrib> !fixres | Dillizar
[00:11] <nibsa1242b> Dillizar: what did you use to install the drivers?
[00:11] <Pollywog> to view Youtube videos
[00:11] <Zeroyez> because i use a super minimal installation of ubuntu that only logs me in as root and doesn't have non-root logins
[00:11] <jrib> !enter | Pollywog
[00:11] <fearful> Pollywog, reeally I've never experienced any problems
[00:11] <Nalf> swegner: I booted live from amd64. ^_^
[00:11] <cactusfrog> fearful: thanks a lot :)
[00:11] <jrib> Zeroyez: that's just plain stupid
[00:11] <ZeZu> jrib: there are two  versions of shockwave flash player installed
[00:11] <fearful> cactusfrog, your welcome
[00:11] <Nalf> swegner: I used http://www.pendrivelinux.com/live-ubuntu-810-usb-persistent-install-windows/ that, though.
[00:12] <jdolan> is there any way to get sox to support .ogg without recompiling it myself?
[00:12] <fearful> Pollywog, maybe you should give the nonfree a try ;)
[00:12] <Zeroyez> jrib: dun care, has no effect on me except the stupid root ban on irc
[00:12] <jdolan> (what is the point of packaging sox without [m]any codecs?)
[00:12] <swegner> Nalf: ok, I'll assume it's a jaunty problem then..
[00:12] <Pollywog> fearful: I will do so if I have a problem again, but it works now
[00:12] <lepine> jrib: http://pastebin.ca/1356956
[00:12] <jrib> Zeroyez: well the right solution here is to not irc as root.  And to create a regular account.  Good luck with your issue
[00:12] <Dillizar> nope restarting the X doesnt help
[00:12] <Nalf> Swegner: Good luck. I'm going to attempt to install myself now! Bye bye.
[00:13] <ZeZu> jrib: i disabled one of them, but still get a grey rect instead of a vid
[00:13] <Zeroyez> jrib: mirc on wine it is, then
[00:13] <m3gaman> here is a quick question...say I install an application and it creates an ICON for it in the applications menu...when I do a apt-get remove (said application) it does not remove the associated icon within the applications menu.  Is this normal? or should I be uninstall my applications in a different manner/
[00:13] <jrib> Zeroyez: it's actually a trivial thing in pidgin iirc.  But like I said you really really should have a non-root account to work with
[00:14] <fearful> what's -J and +J? flags
[00:14] <jrib> lepine: line 1714.  Usually the first thing I would try is purging all of the nvidia* stuff and linux-restricted* and reinstalling from scratch
[00:15] <jrib> fearful: google: freenode using the network
[00:15] <fearful> jrib, ok thanks
[00:15] <lepine> jrib: note taken. Trying that now
[00:15] <jrib> ZeZu: feel free to pastebin but I'll back in 15minutes.  Someone else might help you in the mean time
[00:16] <rww> !modes > fearful
[00:16] <fearful> rww, don't think that was the command ;)
[00:18] <brandon_> how do i download .tar.gz files from terminel?
[00:18] <sebsebseb> wget
[00:18] <fearful> brandon_, wget command
[00:18] <sebsebseb> !wget
[00:18] <trapline91> fearful, K3B didn't fix the problem :(
[00:19] <ichem> what can i do here?
[00:19] <fearful> trapline91, no errors or anything?
[00:19] <kyle___> greetings. I'm trying to use TV-Out on my laptop, which seems to work, but I can't move all of a window from the LCD to the TV- I'm left with, oh, maybe 100 pixels always on the LCD.  Ideas?
[00:19] <sebsebseb> ichem: get help for stuff with Ubuntu
[00:19] <trapline91> fearful, nope noen
[00:19] <trapline91> none*
[00:19] <brandon_> and how do i Un Tar them
[00:19] <wolter> hey kinja-sheep
[00:19] <sebsebseb> !tar
[00:19] <wolter> sebsebseb...
[00:19] <zardoz> Greetings - I cannot figure out where the system calls default applications from - several of my apps are looking for example, for the default browser which is set to FireFox, however, my apps all bitch about "%u not found" - suggestions? ideas? TIA
[00:19] <sebsebseb> wolter...
[00:19] <fearful> trapline91, I would try just downloading a copy from a different server but I don't know you tried two already, try command line burning or nautilus?
[00:19] <wolter> sebsebseb, oh hey, i resolved, with help from crdlb, my screen tearing problem
[00:19] <brandon_> i mean how do i un-tar them in terminal
[00:19] <fearful> trapline91, is it a re-writable?
[00:19] <wolter> sebsebseb, =D
[00:20] <sebsebseb> wolter: who is crdlib?
[00:20] <wolter> sebsebseb, a genius..
[00:20] <trapline91> fearful, its a re-writable drive
[00:20] <wolter> sebsebseb, you should now by now.
[00:20] <wolter> know*
[00:20] <technologiclee> tar xvf name.tar
[00:20] <zardoz> @brandon: You use tar : tar -xzvf <filename>
[00:20] <fearful> wolter, tar -jxvf filename.tar.gz
[00:21] <stewart_> brandon_: tar zxvf name.tar.bz
[00:21] <fearful> trapline91, maybe thats a problem, try burning on a writable only I had a problem like that
[00:21] <brandon_> so it would be tar -jxvf `gameserv-1.3.5.tar.gz'
[00:21] <wolter> fearful, wha?
[00:21] <trapline91> fearful, I am burning on a writable only
[00:21] <sebsebseb> brandon_: you can also do it graphicalley
[00:21] <brandon_> how>
[00:21] <stewart_> brandon_: try zxvf
[00:21] <sebsebseb> brandon_: just right click on the tar and  do extract here for example
[00:22] <trapline91> fearful, the drive can re-write but the cd's im using can't
[00:22] <lazukars> How do you install a .tar application
[00:22] <technologiclee> gunzip name.gz
[00:22] <fearful> trapline91, oh I see, did you choose burn CD image
[00:22] <brandon_> do i need to keep the ` and ' in the file
[00:22] <trapline91> fearful, yes
[00:22] <stewart_> bang bang gunzip
[00:22] <fearful> trapline91, not DVD option
[00:22] <trapline91> fearful, cd option
[00:22] <sebsebseb> brandon_: by the way make sure your tar is from a good source, because there could be bad sources with something slightly malicious for Linux in tar format
[00:22] <trapline91> fearful, I have always had a problem with burning iso's with ubuntu
[00:22] <fearful> trapline91, well I don't know re-download from a new server?
[00:22] <sebsebseb> !iso
[00:22] <trapline91> fearful, They never burn
[00:22] <zardoz> @brandon: the switch "j" is used for bzip archives (.bz) and the "z" switch for Gzip archives (.gz)
[00:23] <brandon_> its from sourceforge
[00:23] <fearful> sebsebseb, that wouldn't help for a Live CD
[00:23] <brandon_> all im asking is do i need to keep the ` and ' when i try to untar the file
[00:23] <trapline91> fearful, Know of any windows burning software I could emulate?
[00:23] <brandon_> :/
[00:23] <trapline91> fearful, well not emulate but run under wine
[00:23] <fearful> trapline91, I haven't used windows in ages :S
[00:23] <wolter> trapline91, why?
[00:23] <sebsebseb> trapline91: imgburn
[00:23] <fearful> trapline91, Nero?
[00:24] <wolter> trapline91, did your burner work on windows?
[00:24] <trapline91> yea
[00:24] <Dillizar> i cant have bigger resolution than 640*480 can anybody help me pls my eyes are bleeding
[00:24] <trapline91> worked great with windows
[00:24] <wolter> !who | trapline91
[00:24] <wolter> trapline91, well, when was the last time you checked?
[00:24] <trapline91> wolter, checked what
[00:24] <DASPRiD> Dillizar, get a monitor/gfx-card which supports higher resolutions then :)
[00:25] <wolter> trapline91, that the burner worked
[00:25]  * Dillizar slaps DASPRiD
[00:25] <fearful> trapline91, http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm
[00:25] <DASPRiD> Dillizar, sorry, but your description didnt contain any actual problem :P
[00:26] <trapline91> wolter, It works when I burn files but cd images though
[00:26] <zardoz> @trapline - if you're familiar with NERO - Ahead, the mfg, now has a Linux version - otherwise, I find K3B to be the "easiest" to use
[00:26] <MK13> Dillzar: what kind of gfx card do you have?
[00:26] <sebsebseb> trapline91: isorecorder makes it so the default  cd and dvd burning stuff in XP and Vista  can also do ISO, however imgburn is :d
[00:26] <Dillizar> DASPRiD: well it use to work but now NOT
[00:26] <[Au]> erver irc.webchat.org
[00:26] <Dillizar> !past
[00:26] <Dillizar> !paste
[00:26] <trapline91> sebsebseb, I'm downloading imgburn now to see if it fixes the problem
[00:26] <sebsebseb> trapline91: iso recorder heh,  these days I would use imgburn instead, well get others to, since I don't do ISO's in Windows anymore
[00:27] <MK13> Dillizar: try and update your video card drivers
[00:27] <lukanov> guys
[00:27] <pmcclelland> has anyone else had problems mounting vista cifs shares?
[00:27] <trapline91> kind of sucks though if I really have to use a windows app to burn images :(
[00:27] <sebsebseb> that last message was  meant to be sent to  you   fearful
[00:27] <lukanov> tell me theme for ubuntu that makes start menu like those in MACs ?
[00:28] <sebsebseb> trapline91: stuff in Linux should work
[00:28] <Jena> join #zandardnd
[00:28] <Jena> fail!
[00:28] <MaFrei> hello, ive got ab strange problem with my LAn und xubuntu and dont get help in the xubuntu-chanell. Ist it OK if i post this problem here?
[00:28] <mleger> Hello any sound people around?
[00:28] <Dillizar> MK13: i dont need to update them i just installed them
[00:28] <sebsebseb> !sound
[00:28] <mleger> !sound
[00:28] <pmcclelland> has anyone else had problems mounting vista cifs shares? I am getting memory allocation errors. Doesn't make any sense.
[00:28] <jumar> its okay MaFrei, whats your problem?
[00:28] <mleger> sebsebseb: Can you help me get the sound to work on hardy? I tried just about anything
[00:29] <MK13> Dillizar: then try re-installing :P
[00:29] <MaFrei> jumar: thanks. ok. i#ve got the problem that i dont have access via LAN on my Acer Aspiure One
[00:29] <sebsebseb> mleger: oh hardy ok uhmmmmmm
[00:29] <sebsebseb> mleger: could be that your having pulse audio issues
[00:29] <MaFrei> i hab configured the LAN via the networkmanager, also i had configured the LAN manually in the configuration file. The fun is that, if i configiure it manually, i can ping my network card but I#m not able to ping my LAN. Also funny is that the WLAN is functionning good.
[00:29] <jumar> searching...
[00:29] <MaFrei> Im also sure that it is no hardware defect, because when i rum my Acer via xubuntu Live-CD the LAN is working well. %The LAN is also working well with a newly installed Xubuntu, but afer a restard it is not functiuoning any more.
[00:29] <sebsebseb> mleger: why hardy and not  ibex by the way?
[00:29] <zardoz> So would anyone have any ideas as to why I keep getting "%u not found" when applications are trying to call an external browser?
[00:29] <MaFrei> i have copied the configuration from the Live-Cd System to my installed xubuntu but this also not solve my problem.
[00:29] <mleger> sebsebseb: I might. I didnt have pulse at all only alsa then someone helped me by installing pulse and still not working
[00:29] <fearful> sebsebseb, yea I said I haven't used winblows in ages, I wouldn't know :\ just trying to be helpful
[00:30] <mleger> sebsebseb: well I'm a noob who's trying to learn and heard hardy is more stable
[00:30] <MaFrei> there is also no error (asl i see?) and the Network manager (in automatic) configuratuion tells me that im connected to the LAN
[00:30] <trapline91> sebsebseb, well imgburn doesn't detect my burner
[00:30] <sebsebseb> mleger: hardy has more sound issues than ibex though
[00:30] <fearful> trapline91, are you on a virtual?
[00:30] <mleger> sebsebseb: should I upgrade? any issues with nvidia drivers in ibex?
[00:30] <nibsa1242b> sebsebseb: did your alsa work?
[00:30] <sebsebseb> mleger: depends on your card, how old is it?
[00:30] <trapline91> fearful, no using wine
[00:30] <MaFrei> well, i treid in networkmanager the DHCP and also the fixed IP. Also i configured the configuration file networks.conf with a fixed IP.
[00:30] <jumar> MaFrei, did you try shutting down cable first and just then connect with Lan, left clicking on the network icon?
[00:31] <mleger> sebsebseb: its new nvidia gforce 6500 I think
[00:31] <MaFrei> jumar: yes, also
[00:31] <fearful> trapline91, just to be clear wine ain't a emulator by the way, and it might be a problem running it on wine
[00:31] <sint> hey, my pidgin is broken and it tells me to update. but there is no new version in apt. anyone knows when the new version from pidgin website will be available?
[00:31] <_VIM_> ibex is way better than it was 4 months ago mleger
[00:31] <sebsebseb> nibsa1242b: I have never had major sound issues, and been with Ubuntu since second release,    my old computer died with edgy, then the others on this one
[00:31] <mleger> sebsebseb: but its supposed here
[00:31] <fearful> sint, getdeb.com
[00:31] <jumar> still searching...
[00:31] <sebsebseb> mleger: ok  should work fine in ibex then your graphics card
[00:31] <sebsebseb> mleger: pluse audio is default in hardy
[00:32] <trapline91> fearful, the problem was I didn't have my wine configuration set to my burner what an idiot i am lol
[00:32] <sebsebseb> mleger: you could try:  killall pulseaudio
[00:32] <nibsa1242b> sebsebseb: sry, I think I came late to the conversion. Thought you were having sound issues.
[00:32] <sint> fearful: ok, but if i download it there, it no longer seen from apt, isn't it?
[00:32] <jumar> try this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne#Install%20Ubuntu%20Hardy%20Heron%20(8.04.1)%20on%20the%20Acer%20Aspire%20One
[00:32] <jumar> link
[00:32] <mleger> sebsebseb: tried it now still no sound. Do I need to reboot?
[00:32] <sebsebseb> mleger: nope
[00:32] <fearful> sint, um correct, but if you uninstall the new version in aptitude the old one will be displayed
[00:32] <sebsebseb> mleger: ok how  new is that hardy install? pretty new?
[00:32] <jrib> ZeZu: sort it out?
[00:33] <brandon_> now im getting errors
[00:33] <brandon_> brandon@ubuntu:~$ tar -zxvf gameserv.tar.gz
[00:33] <brandon_> tar: gameserv.tar.gz: Cannot open: No such file or directory
[00:33] <brandon_> tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
[00:33] <brandon_> tar: Child returned status 2
[00:33] <brandon_> tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[00:33] <FloodBot2> brandon_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:33] <brandon_> brandon@ubuntu:~$
[00:33] <nibsa1242b> sebsebseb: I've had audio issues since 7.10 with Ubuntu. Right now two computers are using ALSA. I just got ALSA working on the third, but I know what the problem was with pulse, so I'm going to fix that.
[00:33] <MK13> lukanov: u still there?
[00:33] <MaFrei> jumar: ok, i will have a look
[00:33] <mleger> sebsebseb: installed one month ago
[00:33] <sebsebseb> mleger: upgrading to Ibex probably won't make things worse
[00:33] <fearful> brandon_, you have to put the correct path too /home/user/gameserv.tar.gz for example
[00:33] <sebsebseb> mleger: also next Ubuntu at the end of April
[00:34] <mikeshollen> How do I tell an application I want it to launch as root from the GUI?
[00:34] <mleger> sebsebseb: ok going to upgrade now and see what happens. will Intel HD driver be supported out of the box?
[00:34] <jrib> mikeshollen: what application?
[00:34] <brandon_> i loaded it from the terminal
[00:34] <sebsebseb> mleger: not sure
[00:34] <sint> fearful: hm, but there is no given date how long i have to wait for a common update in apt?
[00:34] <sebsebseb> mleger: one thing though
[00:34] <mikeshollen> avg
[00:34] <fearful> brandon_, yes but you have to cd to the directory or put the path
[00:34] <sebsebseb> mleger: if you go Ibex, you can't just downgrade back to Hardy
[00:34] <nibsa1242b> sebsebseb: what I've run into is that if pulse crashes, and you mute the sound, then the sound will stay muted on reboot - this bug here https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/274884
[00:34] <sebsebseb> mleger: wait a sec
[00:34] <Myrtti> mikeshollen: avg? what's that?
[00:35] <fearful> sint, yea, aptitude doesn't get updated that often, just download the one in getdeb works fine in intrepid
[00:35] <sint> fearful: i am not a big fan of doing things beside apt, if the software is in apt
[00:35] <mleger> sebsebseb: ?
[00:35] <sebsebseb> nibsa1242b: do you think   mleger should upgrade hardy to ibex or not?
[00:35] <fearful> sint, I did this, and working fine 2.5.5
[00:35] <mikeshollen> how can I ask an application to launch as root?
[00:35] <mikeshollen> so that I don't have to use terminal
[00:35] <fearful> mikeshollen, gksu
[00:35] <brandon_> no i downloaded it from the ubuntu website so i don't have the cd
[00:35] <sint> fearful: ok, thanks i'll try
[00:35] <sebsebseb> mleger: or you stay with hardy, and then you can have KDE 3  and 4 on the  same system no problem :d
[00:35] <Myrtti> mikeshollen: which application? avg? what's that?
[00:35] <fearful> mikeshollen, well it depends what
[00:35] <sebsebseb> mleger: with Ibex it's only KDE 4 :(
[00:36] <MaFrei> jumar: ah jea, i know this manual, i have used it fpr the WLAN. But for LAN there is nothing in then "LAN:full working"  :-(
[00:36] <jumar> mikeshollen: in terminal its sudo, if you want to run it like fearful said
[00:36] <fearful> Myrtti, avg is a windows anti-virus I'm almost sure my friends use it
[00:36] <mleger> sebsebseb: sorry I dont know what that means :(
[00:36] <nibsa1242b> sebsebseb: mleger I think ibex won't hurt, but I doubt it'll fix the audio problem. Does he have pulse installed now?
[00:36] <Myrtti> fearful: that's what I'm afraid of it is
[00:36] <fearful> jumar, if your running a GUI app as root you need gksu not sudo
[00:36] <sebsebseb> mleger: sudo apt-get install  pulseaudio
[00:36] <sebsebseb> mleger: try that
[00:36] <MK13> sebsebseb: my opinion is that ibex would work... the only thing is the support is shorter but it still lasts until jaunty :D
[00:36] <mleger> nibsa1242b: yes I do have it installed. Playing sound files shows sound output but nothing coming out of laptop speakers
[00:37] <m3gaman> yeah, AVG is a windows AntiVirus software...I use it on my windows box
[00:37] <fearful> mikeshollen, why would you want to run avg anyway
[00:37] <jumar> yeah, thats why what you wrote was more precise, sorry
[00:37] <mikeshollen> because I do
[00:37] <sebsebseb> mleger: ok you are new to Linux :D  you don't know about KDE?
[00:37] <v0lksman> how do you restart pulseaudio properly in intrepid?
[00:37] <bmoll8> mikeshollen: you're not making sense
[00:37] <Myrtti> mikeshollen: are you trying to run the windows antivirus program avg?
[00:37] <bmoll8> mikeshollen: you don't need antivirus software on ubuntu; this isn't windows
[00:37] <jumar> mikeshollen, are you guarding a windows server?
[00:37] <fearful> mikeshollen, well if its not a linux version of avg you need wine
[00:37] <mikeshollen> no, avg 7.5 is for linux
[00:37] <mleger> sebsebseb: no I understand its kubuntu right? different than gnome?\
[00:37] <mleger> sebsebseb: tried it but pulse is already installed so nothing new was installed
[00:37] <jrib> mikeshollen: are you running a mail server with windows clients or something?
[00:37] <sebsebseb> mleger: yes, but in Hardy you can have KDE3 the nice and mature and stable version, as well as KDE4 which is newer
[00:37] <fearful> mikeshollen, then gksu avg or I don't know the command really
[00:38] <Myrtti> !virus | mikeshollen
[00:38] <anom01y> is there any daemons out there that can switch the current user (x session) to another user (default user), after a period of time the computer has been idle ?
[00:38] <jumar> you dont have to be root to guard your system in that case
[00:38] <nibsa1242b> mleger: what do you see in alsamixer ?
[00:38] <sebsebseb> mleger: in Ibex you have to do nonsense to have both if it's even possible,   or   run  a hardy vm for KDE3   or some other distro
[00:38] <mikeshollen> Currently I'm running Wine, although I understand that it's a bit more bullet proof
[00:38] <jumar> what do you mean? i dont understand... mikeshollen
[00:38] <sebsebseb> mleger: I think you should try KDE3 and 4 hence why I was saying about that,  but  going back to the sound issue,  Ibex should be alright
[00:39] <sebsebseb> mleger: Ibex won't make things worse  I expect when it comes to sound
[00:39] <mleger> nibsal1242b: gnome alsa mixer says: Realtek ID 663
[00:39] <mikeshollen> How am I being so confusing?  I just want to run the program.  It's security software.  It needs to be run as root to update and scan properly.  I want to run it despite the fact that Linux doesn't have the same issues as Windows, because I run windows software through Wine.
[00:40] <sebsebseb> mikeshollen: lol  ok
[00:40] <fearful> mikeshollen, I said gksu avg
[00:40] <sebsebseb> mikeshollen:  you can use a Linux anti virus program to  scan  a Linux install as well as Wine for Windows viruses
[00:40] <jumar> it wont make a mess thru wine, well its not 99% but it want, try firestarter instead, its in the repos
[00:40] <zeldarocks> should I update to 9.04?
[00:40] <mleger> nibsal1242b: trying to open alsamixergui gives an error message
[00:40] <trapline91> fearful, think I could just put ubuntu on my ipod and boot from that?
[00:40] <mikeshollen> sebsebseb: correct, and AVG is a linux antivirus
[00:40] <sebsebseb> zeldarocks: not yet,  the final release is not out yet
[00:40] <Myrtti> jumar: since when has *firestarter* done anything to *viruses*
[00:40] <zeldarocks> I mean the alpha 5
[00:40] <mleger> sebsebseb: ok I'm going to try to upgrade soon
[00:41] <sebsebseb> mikeshollen: you don't need an antivirus really for wine though, Windows viruses don't tend to work properly in wine if at all
[00:41] <fearful> mikeshollen, exactly therefore it won't check for windows viruses on linux
[00:41] <sebsebseb> !upgrade |  mleger
[00:41] <jumar> alright, my fault, got lately no viruses, sorry again
[00:41] <jwulf|eee> does anyone know what's happening with compiz today?
[00:41] <mikeshollen> fearful: it was originally created for windows viruses, it will check for them because the c drive exists within the linux directories
[00:41] <zeldarocks> should I update to alpha 5?
[00:41] <jwulf|eee> i grabbed the latest jaunty updates, and it seems to be broken
[00:41] <sebsebseb> zeldarocks: how experiened are you with Ubuntu?
[00:42] <jumar> mikeshollen, ther wont be viruses
[00:42] <fearful> mikeshollen, the point is you do not need a antivirus for linux... not for wine either
[00:42] <zeldarocks> just started with it a few days/weeks ago
[00:42] <jrib> zeldarocks: see jwulf|eee ; jwulf|eee: yes, you're using a development version: help in #ubuntu+1
[00:42] <sebsebseb> zeldarocks: that answers the question then, do not upgrade to  alpha 5.  ,because your new to Ubuntu and it's an alpha
[00:43] <sebsebseb> zeldarocks: do you know about the stages of software?  alaphas, betas, release candidates, and then final release
[00:43] <sebsebseb> zeldarocks: alpha 5 is apparnatly pretty stable, but it will have bugs
[00:43] <fearful> mikeshollen, and if you really want to run it use the command I provided 3 times already
[00:43] <mikeshollen> I tried
[00:43] <lepine> jrib: ok, i'm back to the nvidia driver apparently (according to the hardware drivers pane) ...
[00:43] <fearful> mikeshollen, then look in the menus it should be there
[00:43] <lepine> but still stuck in lousy resolutions ...
[00:44] <mikeshollen> gksu avg didn't do anything that I can tell
[00:44] <lepine> oh wait ... now it;s asking me to reboot ... doing so
[00:44] <zeldarocks> I do know about the phases, but I don't see any danger/threat with updating, is there?
[00:44] <sebsebseb> zeldarocks: if you want to upgrade early, maybe the beta,  but anything before that big NO!
[00:44] <sint> fearful: i found out how to add getdeb to apt. hope this was a good idea, but pidgin is running again :)
[00:44] <fearful> mikeshollen, well I don't know the exact command as I said too, why don't you search for it and try it with gksu
[00:44] <zeldarocks> why?
[00:44] <sebsebseb> zeldarocks: I just told you why
[00:44] <mikeshollen> how do i list out applications?
[00:44] <mikeshollen> what would the directory be for them
[00:44] <sebsebseb> zeldarocks: do you not know what software bugs are?
[00:44] <mleger> should I know anything specific about using the upgrade manager to upgrade to 8.10 when I'm installed on wubi?
[00:44] <fearful> sint, nice :p
[00:45] <zeldarocks> would it help any tht I'm running ubuntu through Virtual Box?
[00:45] <jumar> mikeshollen, i haven't found any free version of avg for linux, if you try to run the exe, you dont really need to be root, just open it with wine, exe is not native on linux, not a package
[00:45] <sebsebseb> mleger: oh  dear your on wubi
[00:45] <mleger> sebsebseb: yea I told you total noob
[00:45] <dean> mikeshollen: what do you mean
[00:45] <sebsebseb> mleger: ok  pm me
[00:45] <dean> mikeshollen: like dpkg --get-selections
[00:45] <fearful> !who | mikeshollen
[00:45] <fearful> mikeshollen, /usr/bin
[00:45] <Maahes> I'm having an issue, I had a crash, and now my xserver is borked I used xfix, which means it now runs, but whenever I run nvidia-xconfig to generate an xorg.conf, it totally hangs, it doesn't even institute failsafe X, it just hangs forever, here's the xorg file nvidia xconfig gives: http://rafb.net/p/Z4JNkr34.html and here's the output of my xorg error log: http://rafb.net/p/ptMl8J96.html
[00:45] <mikeshollen> http://free.avg.com/download?prd=afl
[00:46] <jumar> thanks, mikesholen
[00:46] <Maahes> and by hangs forever I mean: gdm never finishes loading, or loading the backup xorg
[00:46] <zeldarocks> would updating be ok since I'm running ubunti through VirtualBox? I would think so IMO
[00:46] <fearful> mikeshollen, look in that directory, if its installed it should be there and voila
[00:47] <jumar> there's no amd64, mikeshollen, so im not going to play with it
[00:47] <usser> zeldarocks, take a snapshot before you update. if it breaks you can always go back this way
[00:47] <zeldarocks> would it bring me back to my previous version?
[00:47] <mikeshollen> jumar: no problem
[00:47] <jumar> sorry about that, but i really dont think that viruses can be any threat to wine or linux
[00:48] <tuxtox> how do you make a custom application launcher that needs root access?  what is the command?
[00:48] <zeldarocks> snapshots bring me bak to a previous install?
[00:49] <mikeshollen> fearful: thank you, the app name was avggui
[00:49] <pmcclelland> has anyone else had problems mounting vista cifs shares? I am getting memory allocation errors. Doesn't make any sense.
[00:49] <fearful> mikeshollen, alright no problem
[00:49] <mikeshollen> fearful: so I know how to run things as root from terminal, but you're suggesting that gksu "appname" will cause it to launch from the ubuntu gui as root as well?
[00:50] <usser> zeldarocks, well yea, it takes an exact replica of the VM's running state
[00:50] <fearful> mikeshollen, yes gksu is like running as sudo but it prepares the environment for a root GUI application
[00:50] <usser> zeldarocks, thats the most useful feauture of a VM
[00:50] <jumar> tuxtox, start with: gksu command
[00:50] <m3gaman> if you type gksu you can run as any user
[00:50] <zeldarocks> regardless of version?
[00:51] <usser> zeldarocks, regardless of the operating system that you run inside of a vm
[00:51] <tuxtox> jumar you are the man (or woman)  thanks
[00:51] <zeldarocks> k if so, I'll update, BRB
[00:51] <mikeshollen> fearful: so if i put gksu avggui in terminal, I will always launch as root when i click on it from the applications menu?
[00:51] <tuxtox> jumar what does gksu mean?
[00:51] <usser> zeldarocks, it just doesnt care what its running, its all bits to the virtualbox
[00:51] <fearful> mikeshollen, nope, only when you run it through the terminal
[00:51] <brandon_> So how do i run the GameServ from my desktop
[00:51] <gongo> hi, can anyone tell me i can't change date & time?  If I try and use time-admin the "unlock" button is greyed out
[00:51] <brandon_> ?
[00:52] <christophe> hello, i always get mkdir:  cannot create directory, to many links
[00:52] <mikeshollen> fearful: is there a way to ask the application to run as root so I can just click on it from the gui and have it launch as root all the time?
[00:52] <christophe> it is an empty dir and i have diskspace
[00:52] <mezy> how do i view hidden files and dictionaries?
[00:53] <Dr_willis> christophe,  links refer to 'soft links' if you some how nest them.. you can get that error i recall.
[00:53] <christophe> mezy: CTRL+H in nautilus or ls -a
[00:53] <christophe> Dr_willis: i get this in /tmp on boot (my X can't load because of this error)
[00:53] <gongo> If I open Time and Date Settings the "Unlock" button is unlocked and I can't change anything...anyone know why this is?
[00:53] <fearful> mikeshollen, um I don't think thats a such a good idea but you can choose it from the edit menu selection when right clicking then finding avg and in properties put gksu avggui
[00:53] <greenthumb> hi guys!
[00:53] <christophe> Dr_willis: how can I check if there are soft links?
[00:54] <trapline91> fearful, YES! imgburn fixed my problem!!!
[00:54] <sam555> does ubuntu 8.04 come with samba already installed?
[00:54] <fearful> trapline91, awsome
[00:54] <fearful> sam555, yes
[00:54] <trapline91> fearful, kind of sad it had to be windows software on linux that would fix the problem
[00:54] <sam555> fearful: thanks!
[00:54] <fearful> trapline91, I agree, but I've never experienced this problem to be honest
[00:54] <trapline91> fearful, hope you never have to! anyways im off to install 9.04 :D
[00:55] <Jose_Gaspar> Hello, how do I login as root for ubuntu? or what is the default PW? I want to maybe create users and manage permission on my local PC. Thanks
[00:55] <_VIM_> !root
[00:56] <fearful> Jose_Gaspar, you can do that as your user using root
[00:56] <todd_> !sudo|Jose_Gaspar
[00:56] <Dr_willis> christophe,  'ls -l' shows that sort of info
[00:57] <meanburrito920_> My speakers have decided to stop working on me. Is there a mute option in ubuntu that I don't know about?
[00:57] <_VIM_> meanburrito920_: yeah it's called PulseAudio
[00:57] <_VIM_> heh
[00:57] <Jose_Gaspar> I am trying to run tor and it only is running for root, not for my user profile
[00:57] <todd_> meanburrito920_, which ones do you know about
[00:57] <fosco_> Jose_Gaspar: then, sudo tor
[00:58] <christophe> Dr_willis if I do this in /tmp then it is empty (even with -al) If I do this on / then /tmp is of root:root and a directory (no soft link)
[00:58] <mezy> does apps mad for kde work with ubuntu/gnome thingie?
[00:58] <meanburrito920_> I checked all the sound settings in the preferences menu. None of them work. This has been going on for about 3 days
[00:58] <sebsebseb> yes
[00:58] <Darkequinox> hey peeps.
[00:58] <sebsebseb> mezy: yes
[00:58] <mezy> i suck at typing
[00:58] <_VIM_> mezy:  yep
[00:58] <mleger> is x11vnc safe?
[00:58] <Darkequinox> I  need help
[00:58] <mezy> thanks all
[00:58] <Dr_willis> christophe,  you need to clarify to the channel  exactly what you are trying to do - and well
[00:58] <todd_> Mezy yes
[00:58] <_VIM_> KDE apps just pull in a lot of libs though
[00:58] <sebsebseb> mleger: when it's tunneled over SSH yes,  if it's not done on SSH it's insecure
[00:58] <Dr_willis> christophe,  you need to clarify to the channel  exactly what you are trying to do - and where with what commands...
[00:58] <meanburrito920_> _VIM_: how do you configure PulseAudio?
[00:59] <todd_> !help|Darkequinox,
[00:59] <_VIM_> !sound | meanburrito920_
[00:59] <todd_> !ask|Darkequinox,
[00:59] <mezy> yay, ubuntu is so awesome. love this thing
[00:59] <christophe> sudo -i; cd /tmp; mkdir a -> cannot create directory, to many links
[00:59] <mezy> all i need is a larger usb stick
[00:59] <christophe> sudo -i; cd /tmp; ls -al -> empty
[00:59] <Darkequinox> alright, I'm totally new to linux. I have an ubuntu feisty distro, and I cant figure out for the life of me how to get the wireless to work.
[01:00] <_VIM_> sebsebseb: x11vnc is supposed to have encryption, but I could never get it working, so i just tunnel it from SSH too......
[01:00] <_VIM_> there's switches
[01:00] <Maahes> I'm having an issue, I had a crash, and now my xserver is borked I used xfix, which means it now runs, but whenever I run nvidia-xconfig to generate an xorg.conf, it totally hangs, it doesn't even institute failsafe X, it just hangs forever, here's the xorg file nvidia xconfig gives: http://rafb.net/p/Z4JNkr34.html and here's the output of my xorg error log: http://rafb.net/p/ptMl8J96.html
[01:00] <christophe> I'm trying to startup my ubuntu 8.10 but it can't load X server because it can"t create a working directory in /tmp
[01:01] <brandon_> So how do i start the GameServ from my desktop
[01:01] <Darkequinox> can anyone help me?
[01:01] <fearful> !justask | Darkequinox
[01:01] <sebsebseb> Darkequinox: ok fesity is an old version that is no longer suppourted
[01:01] <meanburrito920_> _VIM_ PCM was muted, I unmuted it. Would you know what causes this problem?
[01:01] <fearful> Darkequinox, sorry didn't read
[01:02] <_VIM_> meanburrito920_: no clue, sorry, im not really a sound guy
[01:02] <Dr_willis> christophe,  the permissions i got on tmp (from ls -l) are -->    drwxrwxrwt 12 root root  4096 2009-03-10 01:01 tmp
[01:02] <Darkequinox> okay
[01:02] <christophe> Dr_willis: exactly the same as mine
[01:02] <Dr_willis> christophe,  this is on a normal install? or live cd?
[01:03] <m3gaman> here is a quick question...say I install an application and it creates an ICON for it in the applications menu...when I do a apt-get remove (said application) it does not remove the associated icon within the applications menu.  Is this normal? or should I be uninstall my applications in a different manner?
[01:03] <christophe> Dr_willis: normal install
[01:03] <Dr_willis> christophe,  cd to the dir as a user, and try making a dir, or touching a file
[01:03] <brandon_> !run
[01:03] <sebsebseb> m3gaman: there's a hidden folder with  the  icons for the menu
[01:03] <xcoimbra> .info
[01:03] <christophe> Dr_willis: can you tell me maybe a next step, because I have to boot again :p
[01:04] <m3gaman> sebsebseb: ok, so I assume an apt-get remove does not delete the icon associated with the application?
[01:04] <Darkequinox> so, I'm totally new to Linux. No close to nothing. Got a book on it though, with a fiesty disk. Anywayz, I cant the wireless card to work. It IS supported, and it's detected. I'm pretty sure everything is working properly, but it just wont connect to a network.
[01:04] <sebsebseb> m3gaman:  use this instead.  sudo apt-get purge  programname
[01:04] <christophe> Dr_willis: I think this will not work, so it would be nice if I could test 2 things
[01:04] <fearful> Darkequinox, I suggest you download 8.10 and start from their especially since your new :) much easier
[01:04] <m3gaman> sebsebseb: great...I will give that a try...thanks
[01:04] <sebsebseb> m3gaman: and  icons for things should be removed from the menu,  unless it's a program you installed in wine
[01:05] <btthalion> I'm having a problem where my display will randomly crash. The monitor is reporting no signal. I can't bring up a console using ctrl+alt+F1, however I can ssh into the machine.  Both kern.log and syslog contain two lines similar to "[  890.652635] NVRM: Xid (0003:00): 16, Head 00000001 Count 00000000", and Xorg.0.log contains two lines similar to "(WW) NVIDIA(0): WAIT (1, 6, 0x8000, 0xffffffff, 0x00007f18)". This is a core I7 system
[01:05] <Darkequinox> I would get 8.10, but my dad wont let me
[01:05] <christophe> nevermind, i'll boot and come back. is easier for you
[01:05] <m3gaman> sebsebseb: I just installed it in linux via apt-get install...then removed it using apt-get remove it appears to have removed the application but the icon is still in the applications menu
[01:05] <Darkequinox> Dunno why.
[01:05] <fearful> Darkequinox, huh thats a first...
[01:05] <theclaw> hi
[01:06] <sebsebseb> theclaw: hi
[01:06] <Darkequinox> 8.10 is Ibex, right?
[01:06] <_VIM_> yep
[01:06] <fearful> Darkequinox, Intrepid Ibex correct
[01:06] <theclaw> I just upgraded to intrepid, now pidgin doesn't connect to ICQ any longer, it says I should upgrade pidgin?
[01:06] <theclaw> it worked fine with hardy (I used hardy-backports, but that shouldn't matter?)
[01:07] <Darkequinox> just checking.  Anyway, I suppose that if I could my Internet working, I could probably get Ibex that way, but I cant get the wireless to work.
[01:08] <Nalf> Anyone know why the installer would freeze at 'Starting bluetooth'?
[01:08] <Maahes> !info Synaptics
[01:08] <Maahes> !xorg
[01:08] <sebsebseb> theclaw: ok not sure about your issue, but there is also  licq  by the way
[01:08] <Darkequinox> wow, Really? Theres no Synaptics  in Ibex? Whats used for packages, then?
[01:09] <sebsebseb> theclaw: oh and starting with a new pidgin file could help with your issue
[01:09] <zeldarocks> Im updating as we speak
[01:09] <sebsebseb> theclaw: pidgin profile that was meant to say
[01:09] <zeldarocks> itll be done in 22 minutes
[01:09] <goiano> onde posso entrar no canal do brazil nao consigo
[01:09] <theclaw> sebsebseb: I don't see why a new profile would help?
[01:10] <Darkequinox> Can someone help me, even though my comp is on Feisty?
[01:10] <christophe> Dr_willis: touching a file works mkdir doesn't
[01:10] <sebsebseb> theclaw: ,because then you get a 100% clean pidgin
[01:10] <Dr_willis> christophe,  check  the 'mount' command - see if /tmp is mounted in some odd way.. somthing is very weird here
[01:10] <wartalker> how to know how much mem a process used?
[01:11] <jrib> Darkequinox: feisty isn't supported (no more security updates), you should upgrade
[01:11] <sebsebseb> Darkequinox: Fesity is no longer suppourted you should upgrade
[01:11] <jrib> !upgrade > Darkequinox
[01:11] <_VIM_> !pt | goiano
[01:11] <christophe> Dr_willis: /tmp isn't mounted as so , /dev/sda1 on which/tmp is located is
[01:12] <Darkequinox> I know its not supported, but I cant upgrade. That's the thing. If I can get my internet wroking on it, THEN I'll update to Ibex.
[01:12] <jrib> Darkequinox: k, then ask for help with that
[01:12] <Darkequinox> Which I have...
[01:12] <theclaw> sebsebseb: nope, that didn't work..
[01:13] <Dr_willis> christophe,  im out of ideas. id say google for that exact error mesage and perhaps get some clues
[01:13] <jrib> Darkequinox: better than "Can someone help me, even though my comp is on Feisty?".  In any case though, it's probably easier to just backup your data and do a fresh install of 8.10
[01:13] <Dr_willis> christophe,  whats the exact commands you are doing?   i just 'cd /tmp'   then 'mkdir teststuff' and it worked   with the permissions shown
[01:13] <theclaw> wartalker: the output of 'ps aux' might help
[01:13] <mikeshollen> What is the difference between mark for removal, and mark for complete removal in synaptic?
[01:13] <christophe> Dr_willis if i google then they tell me that ext3 can only have 38980 files in a directory
[01:14] <Dr_willis> christophe,  you may want to fsck the filesystem just in case its some quirk there.
[01:14] <Darkequinox> I cant figure out what to do about my wireless internet connection. My card is supported, Feisty has it's drivers, so  it's working.... maybe its the network manager app itself?
[01:14] <theclaw> mikeshollen: the configuration files don't get removed in "removal" I guess
[01:14] <sebsebseb> theclaw: try   an alternative?  licq
[01:14] <Darkequinox> lol. Save  server, fsck an Admin.
[01:14] <b1n42y> mikeshollen, mark for removal means uninstall and complete is deleting package as well if im not mistaken
[01:14] <Dr_willis> theclaw,  normal removal - keeps the configs.. yes
[01:14] <jrib> Darkequinox: can't you use a wired connection to upgrade?
[01:14] <christophe> Dr_willis : i do the same sequence of commands + i did fsck, without any results
[01:14] <mikeshollen> what do you mean by deleting package?
[01:14] <theclaw> sebsebseb: I tried licq.. I don't quite like it. I'd like to know why it doesn't work with intrepid now
[01:15] <sebsebseb> mikeshollen: software is called packages in Linux
[01:15] <Darkequinox> No, My dad wont let me drag the cords into my room.
[01:15] <theclaw> sebsebseb: it's the same version as I used before
[01:15] <kennethr> how do I change the resolution of the login screen for ubuntu?
[01:15] <b1n42y> sebsebseb, ta
[01:15] <sebsebseb> b1n42y: np
[01:15] <christophe> Dr_willis thanks for thinking with me although you maybe are out of ideas ;)
[01:15] <Darkequinox> Guys, I have 5 minutes. Can someone help?
[01:16] <jrib> !wireless > Darkequinox
[01:16] <shear_clone> mikeshollen, i would guess that complete removal does the same as -purge in the cli. that is, remove config files also.
[01:16] <theclaw> kennethr: have you tried simply setting the resolution of your desktop?
[01:16] <jrib> Darkequinox: maybe check the old versions of those pages for feisty
[01:16] <kennethr> theclaw: yes
[01:16] <Dr_willis> christophe,  boot a live cd and see if ya can do it. in that dir.
[01:16] <kennethr> theclaw: it works after I log in, but every other GUI thing before that is different resolution.
[01:16] <b1n42y> Darkequinox, im not sure of your problem but wicd is an alternative to NM
[01:17] <christophe> Dr_willis, i'll try that
[01:17] <Darkequinox> My wireless connection isn;t wthanks for the heads up.
[01:17] <kennethr> theclaw: I have the desktop where I want it...but the boot progress indicator is wrong resolution, and login screen is a little off
[01:17] <Darkequinox> ack
[01:17] <theclaw> kennethr: I guess it would work if you wrote the resolution in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:17] <fearful> anyone know how I can change aMSN's time to am/pm format?
[01:17] <Darkequinox> forgot to hit enter.
[01:17] <Darkequinox> b1n42y, thanks for the heads up
[01:17] <mroc> silly question:  on update, i was asked if i wanted to keep the local version of menu.lst.    i said yes, but the updated kernels don't show up.  how do i automagically get that prompt again?
[01:17] <kennethr> theclaw: what would the entry look like and where would it go?
[01:17] <theclaw> kennethr: but that's not a very user friendly solution I guess
[01:17] <kennethr> theclaw: right
[01:17] <b1n42y> Darkequinox, np
[01:18] <redvamp128> kennethr:  would this bug be similar with a fix Bug #16472 in gdm (Ubuntu): “Login Screen Resolution” <https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm/+bug/16472>   look for the line that says virtual.
[01:18] <theclaw> kennethr: I don't know at the moment, I don't use those settings anymore either
[01:18] <dbbolton> which ubuntu package contains gnome-cups-manager
[01:18] <redvamp128> kennethr:  I had that issue when I ran Intrepid and installed Nvidia drivers-- my login screen was too huge-- also the boot progress loader looked funny--
[01:19] <kennethr> theclaw: http://onlyubuntu.blogspot.com/2008/05/fix-boot-gui-resolution-in-ubuntu.html
[01:19] <fearful> timestamps on amsn to am/pm anyone?
[01:19] <dusk> how can i get the madwifi drivers and get wpa_supplicant to recognize them?
[01:19] <Mike94287> So I'm going to transfer a .odt file to a computer running Windows XP that has Microsoft Word 2003 on it. I just want to know if Microsoft Word 2003 can open .odt files.
[01:19] <kennethr> theclaw: trying thast
[01:19] <kennethr> *that*
[01:19] <b1n42y> hmm gnome panel is taking 540 MB is that normal?
[01:19] <Darkequinox> ooh! What if my card is listed as an unknown device, but is still recognised with a driver?
[01:19] <shear_clone> Mike94287, I doubt it. OO.org can save as a .doc file though
[01:19] <mroc> Mike94287: I don't believe so, no.  But you can save it as a .doc in openoffice.
[01:20] <wolter> b1n42y, are you kidding?
[01:20] <_VIM_> b1n42y: no way
[01:20] <kennethr> theclaw: brb
[01:20] <theclaw> kennethr: no, that's probably not what you want
[01:20] <segin> Darkequinox: Don't worry about it?
[01:20] <Darkequinox> OMGWTFBBQ?! They have an article on my EXACT CARD!
[01:20] <Darkequinox> Yayz.
[01:20] <kennethr> theclaw: what is it?
[01:20] <trimeta> Anyone here have experience with recovering data from a RAID 1?
[01:20] <_VIM_> !OMG | Darkequinox
[01:20] <theclaw> kennethr: it affects the resolution of the boot splash (the "progress bar")
[01:21] <Mike94287> mroc: Would there be a way to make the deault file format in openoffice .dot
[01:21] <b1n42y> nope 545 MiB
[01:21] <Mike94287> .doc*
[01:21] <sebsebseb> Mike94287: nope it can't
[01:21] <sebsebseb> Mike94287: well maybe it can with an add on
[01:21] <segin> Mike94287 yes
[01:21] <XFCEntral> yes it can
[01:21] <Mike94287> segin: How can I go about doing that?
[01:22] <segin> Mike94287: I can't tell you off the top of my head
[01:22] <XFCEntral> its under general > Load/Save
[01:22] <theclaw> kennethr: you might have to adjust your xorg config, but that's not too complicated
[01:22] <sebsebseb> Mike94287: office 2003 cannot  open .odt except with an add on
[01:22] <XFCEntral> Default file format
[01:22] <shear_clone> Mike94287, yes. Tools > options > Load/save > general
[01:22] <Nalf> Does anyone know why unetbootin would look almost as if I opened a .doc with wordpad when I booted up?
[01:22] <XFCEntral> "Always save as"
[01:22] <segin> sebsebseb: office > trash :P
[01:22] <mroc> on update, i was asked if i wanted to keep the local version of menu.lst.    i said yes, but the updated kernels don't show up.  how do i automagically get that prompt again?
[01:23] <sebsebseb> segin: yep I don't like Office  2007
[01:23] <sebsebseb> segin: Office 2003 is sort of ok, but I would rather use alternatives
[01:23] <XFCEntral> ugh that "ribbon" on the top...
[01:23] <segin> sebsebseb: and what's worse is going to be Windows 7's builtin Wordpad thing
[01:23] <sebsebseb> segin: Office 2003 was fine for most users, for years, and so Office 2007  what was the real point,  except for MS to make even more money out of their Office cash cow.  that's Windows and Office their two main cash cows.
[01:24] <segin> sebsebseb: Infected with the horrid RibbonUI and bad support of ODT.
[01:24] <sebsebseb> segin: indeed Wordpad is like a completly differnet app it was nice and simple before, however the Wordpad in Win7  can do  ODF :)
[01:24] <shear_clone> mroc, take a look into /boot/grub/menu.lst. It's possible that the other boot options are simply commented out. I've had that happen
[01:24] <Myrtti> segin, sebsebseb: offtopic
[01:24] <oh_noes> I just insalled the hardy amd64, but when I do apt-get update its throwing 404 for all the Files it's trying to download?  It's using the default sources.list
[01:24] <sebsebseb> segin: oh bad suppourt for ODT, and  yes we are off topic
[01:24] <oh_noes> The weird thing is, I can manually "wget file" and it works
[01:24] <Darkequinox> anyone know a guide for ndiswrapper I could use?
[01:24] <mroc> shear_clone: is there a nice way to just tell it to replace the local version with the automatically configured version?
[01:25] <segin> Darkequinox: google is your friend
[01:25] <sebsebseb> segin: want to continue in off topic or pm?
[01:25] <shear_clone> mroc, not that I know of. However, if the kernels are installed, it shouldn't be too hard to add your own entries to menu.lst
[01:25] <_VIM_> telling someone to go google it, is not very helpful
[01:26] <Darkequinox> Alright, so one more question: How do you blacklist a driver?
[01:26] <mroc> shear_clone: true.  hoping for the lazy way out on this one.
[01:26] <Mood> Is there a skype version for Ubuntu 8.10? Skype's page only shows binaries for 7.04-8.04
[01:26] <sebsebseb> Mood: they are a bit out of date on their page, however that version works in 8.10 as well
[01:26] <Mood> sebsebseb: cool. thanks
[01:26] <XFCEntral> Mood: ive got skype on 8.10 and its probably that same version if i recall correctly...
[01:26] <jrib> !blacklist | Darkequinox
[01:26] <sebsebseb> Mood: and Skype hum  I know how people can phone loads of countires for free
[01:27] <jrib> Darkequinox: there's an ndiswrapper guide on the wireless docs page
[01:27] <Mood> XFCEntral: trying it now...
[01:27] <Darkequinox> jrib, ty.
[01:27] <Mood> sebsebseb: can i PM you?
[01:27] <shear_clone> mroc, all you have to do is copy the entry already in menu.lst, and change a few numbers that correspond to kernel version. it's almost as easy as it gets :D
[01:28] <sebsebseb> Mood: yep
[01:29] <mroc> shear_clone: thanks, i think i found what i needed....  sudo update-grub    pretty sure that did what i was looking to do.
[01:29] <Nalf> sebsebseb: have you ever used unetbootin?
[01:29] <dusk> how can i install the madwifi drivers
[01:29] <dusk> !madwifi
[01:29] <shear_clone> mroc, excellent
[01:30] <b1n42y> hmm well i just killed gnome-panel, then it restarted and its only using 6.5 MB
[01:30] <dennda> postfix keeps saying saslauthd is not available but it is running. why is that?
[01:31] <b1n42y> ok if im using alsa as my mixer should pulse audio be running?
[01:31] <sebsebseb> Nalf: no, but a guy told me how to do the netboot  ages ago on IM
[01:31] <sebsebseb> Nalf: well I guess not that long ago
[01:31] <sebsebseb> Nalf: I have some old logs some where, but I won't dig them up for you :d
[01:31] <Nalf> sebsebseb: Thanks. ^_- Not that helpful, anyways.
[01:32] <Nalf> sebsebseb: I have run it, and my partition is bootable.. but everything comes up like all encrypted.. I can't read any of the font it's just garbage characters.
[01:32] <dennda> What's the command to delete a link (only the link, not the file it links to) again?
[01:32] <sindy> http://www.sexfreundin.net/?id=7899
[01:33] <christophe> Dr_willis, i just restarted for the twentieth time and now it just boots :s
[01:33] <_VIM_> !ops | link
[01:33] <sebsebseb> Nalf: ok
[01:33] <rww> dennda: You can just rm /path/to/link. That'll delete the link, not the thing it links to.
[01:33] <mezy> sebsebseb: hey, i did't really need to partition my drive for ubuntu. it works great on a usb. at least when i know how to solve some problems
[01:33] <jrib> _VIM_: hmm?
[01:34] <shear_clone> dennda, simply rm the symlink. remember to omit the trailing slash. so "rm symlink" not "rm symlink/"
[01:34] <_VIM_> jrib:  sindy
[01:34] <Nalf> thanks, jrib.
[01:34] <_VIM_> ty :)
[01:34] <sebsebseb> mezy:   usb hummmmmm
[01:34] <sebsebseb> mezy: what kind of usb device?
[01:34] <jrib> _VIM_: thanks
[01:34] <Myrtti> _VIM_: in the future mention the nick as well, would you?
[01:34] <_VIM_> ok :)
[01:34] <CShadowRun> In intrepid the WEP Ascii option in nm-applet is removed
[01:35] <CShadowRun> how are you supposed to connect to a network with a WEP ascii key?
[01:35] <mezy> sebsebseb: ahh. sandisk. 2g micro with micro usb adapter
[01:35] <keres> Hmm, why is the term "sudo" used to declare temporary root?
[01:36] <sebsebseb> mezy: oh a 2GB usb stick???/
[01:36] <shear_clone> keres, iirc, it's short for "superuser do"
[01:36] <shear_clone> or something like that
[01:36] <b1n42y> CShadowRun, use different method via router?
[01:36] <keres> shear_clone: i see.
[01:36] <keres> ty
[01:36] <ahofha> Ubunt 8.10 being slow.  I'm in the WMWare right now, no luck though, the GUI is still pretty choppy, do you guys know anything that I could do so this won't happen?
[01:36] <CShadowRun> b1n42y seems long winded to have to reconfigure every computer in the house because ubuntu can't support WEP ascii
[01:36] <CShadowRun> it does in hardy
[01:36] <CShadowRun> it seems completely insane to remove support for it
[01:37] <crdlb> CShadowRun: you mean "WEP 128-bit Passphrase"?
[01:37] <sebsebseb> mezy: wubi and running like that from a USB  device, is a newbie way to run Ubuntu in my opinion.  partitining is good and  the way to go :)   however  I guess whatever as long as it works for you and your running Ubuntu :)  and hopefuly as your main OS instead of Windows
[01:37] <CShadowRun> crdlb trying...
[01:37] <fearful> sebsebseb, I think you ment Winblows ;) kidding
[01:38] <sebsebseb> fearful:  not that time, and  I  don't hate Microslap,  I just hate how most apps that many people want to run, were made for Windows only
[01:38] <Dr_willis> id rather use Virtuaklbox then wubi. :) but thats jsut me...
[01:38] <sebsebseb> Dr_willis: same here
[01:38] <CShadowRun> crdlb my mistake, they just changed the name :)
[01:38] <sebsebseb> Dr_willis: even if Windows is the host
[01:38] <crdlb> CShadowRun: it should have autodetected the security type
[01:39] <Dr_willis> sebsebseb,  dont even get me started.. :)
[01:39] <sebsebseb> Dr_willis: lol
[01:39] <_jet__> hello, I need some help...
[01:39] <Nalf> dr_willis: what is virtualklbox?
[01:40] <_jet__> I messed up something in my network configuration
[01:40] <sebsebseb> Dr_willis:  seriosuly though  wubi,  running ubuntu from a usb,  and  running it in virtualbox with Windows as the host.  good for trying, but then partitioning is so the way to go :)
[01:40] <_jet__> and internet doesn't work anymore...
[01:40] <crdlb> CShadowRun: did it not try to do that?
[01:40] <Dr_willis> sebsebseb,  right now im backign stuff up/moveing files.. and i cant under stand the Muicrosoft logic of albumArt_XXXX.jpg files being 'system files' and causing me to  confifm that yes.. i do want to Move them to the archive disk.. :)
[01:40] <Nalf> sebsebseb: Doesn't wubi partition?..
[01:40] <Dr_willis> sebsebseb,  linux is so handy - i always got puppylinux set up on virtualbox on every windows machine
[01:40] <CShadowRun> crdlb dunno, helping someone via remote and it doesn't help when the names of the options get changed, lol
[01:40] <sebsebseb> Nalf: not properly no,  it puts Ubuntu inside the Windows NTFS partition
[01:41] <Nalf> sebsebseb: what is the downfall to that?
[01:41] <Dr_willis> Ubuntu in a file on the ntfs filesystem
[01:41] <mezy> sebsebseb: is have only 2gs bad?
[01:41] <sebsebseb> Dr_willis: indeed Linux can be used to fix Windohs problems as well
[01:41] <XFCEntral> Nalf: i know it wont hibernate but thats not a big deal to most haha
[01:41] <_jet__> does anybody knows why I could have "ping: sendmsg: Operation not permitted" and how to fix it?
[01:41] <sebsebseb> mezy: having to boot from a USB stick  each time, would suck
[01:41] <mezy> not really....
[01:42] <Dr_willis> If i can ever get LordOfTheRingsOnline Working with wine.. i could ditch windows. :)  but that game is a pain
[01:42] <sebsebseb> mezy: good for trying, but you should partition your hard disk properly for Ubuntu
[01:42] <Nalf> xfcentral: Definitely not a big deal to me. I had issues getting wubi to install, though. In fact, I'm still having issues getting ubuntu installed. t.t
[01:42] <crdlb> CShadowRun: I see, well you might want to ensure ESSID hiding isn't enabled
[01:42] <mezy> sebsebseb: hmm? im don't understand why that is needed
[01:42] <crdlb> so that network manager can be helpful
[01:42] <XFCEntral> Nalf: uh oh, hopefully nothing major. it worked for me since 7.10 i believe, until i wiped out XP and went straight Linux
[01:43] <sebsebseb> hey guys  I don't feel like typing a load of reasons why  I think it's best  to run Ubuntu from a hard disk partition with another partition for a seperate home folder.  anyone want to explain to mezy?
[01:43] <CShadowRun> yea, i'm just waiting for replies now
[01:43] <CrimsonScythe> hi. i updated some packages and now i can't boot the computer. i can barely boot using the installation cd, but even that one just gives me a busybox initramfs prompt. so, my next step was to chroot the drive on which ubuntu resides, but everything is painfully slow in chroot. doing an aptitude search takes minuts. any vague idea which part(s) got screwed up?
[01:43] <Nalf> xfcentral: I have a fairly new computer, core i7, dual radeonhd 4800, etc etc, and it's seeming to hang on the installer when starting bluetooth. Any ideas?
[01:43] <mezy> sebsebseb: lol
[01:43] <Nalf> xfcentral
[01:44] <XFCEntral> sebsebseb: i've used both Wubi and Ubuntu on a dedicated partition, and i never noticed "performance" differences for example. there are subtle differences but as a regular user none to beat yourself up over if you use Wubi
[01:44] <Nalf> xfcentral: My bad.. I googled with no luck. I remember having an error with wubi like udevd 6000 modprobe abnormal exit or something.
[01:44] <jeeves> is there a plugin for Awstats that'll show JUST the stats for rsync?
[01:44] <XFCEntral> Nalf: can you disable BT from the BIOS before installing?
[01:44] <b1n42y> sebsebseb, in those two sentences you could have done it
[01:44] <sebsebseb> XFCEntral: well if you do wubi and Windows buggers up properly, so does Ubuntu
[01:44] <Dr_willis> CrimsonScythe,  i would guess somtjhing hardware wise broke. if the live cd is even acting up... or came loose..  package installs.. can NOT affect the live cd booting stuff.
[01:45] <mezy> sebsebseb: its funny seeing how their are directed at you instead of me
[01:45] <XFCEntral> thats always a downside but you can assume that risk
[01:45] <Nalf> dr_willis: If the live cd freezes on boot you think there is a hardware issue?
[01:45] <CrimsonScythe> Dr_willis: not sure what would have broken when rebooting, though.
[01:45] <b1n42y> mezy, Having a separate /home partition makes it easier for you to reinstall Ubuntu while preserving your personal files and settings. This is a matter of convenience but is not foolproof. You should still regularly back up your data.
[01:45] <XFCEntral> sory mezy my mistake
[01:46] <Dr_willis> Nalf,  if it used to work.. and now it dosent.. somthing has changed.. yes...
[01:46] <Nalf> dr_willis: Ahh, ok. Well it never worked in the first place so I guess I'll keep probing elsewhere for issues. ^_^
[01:46] <Dr_willis> CrimsonScythe,  open the case up.. check wires.. dust it out.. chase out the mouse.. (oh what was on MY server )
[01:46] <mezy> this late night stuff is making my typing skillz worse
[01:46] <sebsebseb> mezy: just partition your hard disk and stop being a noob LOL :d     seriosuly  wubi,  ubuntu virtual machine,  or putting on  a usb stick,   not always, but a lot of the time, it's for  noobs that are afraid to partition their hard disk.  "oh no I might wipe windows"  no you won't if you know what your doing
[01:47] <_Linuxx_> nalf, try acpi=off
[01:47] <mezy> sebsebseb: remember this is my brother computer
[01:47] <CrimsonScythe> Dr_willis: yeah, i'll have to check again. hmm. i did change one thing. i doubled the amount of memory to 8GB. i didn't think that'd make a negative impact. let me try again
[01:47] <sebsebseb> mezy: oh  are you the
[01:47] <XFCEntral> sebsebseb: what about having ubuntu on a usb for a thing client?
[01:47] <sebsebseb> mezy: ah ha
[01:47] <sebsebseb> mezy: oh your that 16 year old that wanted to put on his brothers computer?
[01:47] <mezy> ya...
[01:47] <Nalf> linuxx: I have no blank cds and I'm trying to install from a usb drive now. Having issues in that area currently.
[01:48] <sebsebseb> mezy: ok fine,  I guess you got a reason to do it from USB stick then, for now at least
[01:48] <mezy> sebsebseb: yup
[01:48] <_Linuxx_> nalf, you should still be able to turn acpi off
[01:48] <XFCEntral> after that the police come after you mezy!!!
[01:48] <Dr_willis> CrimsonScythe,  the sytem can handle that much? :)
[01:48] <sebsebseb> XFCEntral: no his brother  might  die of shock,  if  he see's Grub when he boots up the lap top
[01:48] <sebsebseb> XFCEntral: he might be like wtf is that?
[01:49] <Nalf> _Linuxx_, I used this http://www.pendrivelinux.com/live-ubuntu-810-usb-persistent-install-windows/ persisent installer, and the menus don't look quite like the livecd menus.
[01:49] <XFCEntral> as opposed to not seeing grub with a dedicated install?
[01:49] <XFCEntral> because, i see it...
[01:49] <Nalf> Using that I am unaware of how to append acpi=off.
[01:49] <grkblood13> how do i fix rars with par files throug hthe command line?
[01:49] <Rozen> I tried to install mono, but then I looked at synapstic manager, and saw that ot was already installed, but how do I runit to use it
[01:49] <chandler_> hi
[01:49] <_Linuxx_> let me look at it..
[01:49] <sebsebseb> mezy:  I thought you said it was getting issues with WIndows though as well?
[01:49] <chandler_> hello
[01:50] <chandler_> asdfdhfgjklhbsbdf
[01:50] <chandler_> jfbjkls
[01:50] <chandler_> gfgdndfgn
[01:50] <Dr_willis> !mono
[01:50] <chandler_> dfgndfg
[01:50] <chandler_> ndfbn
[01:50] <chandler_> dfn
[01:50] <FloodBot1> chandler_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:50] <Nalf> _Linuxx_, are you familiar with unetbootin? I got my usb drive to boot with it, but it comes up all messed up. Like opening a .doc in wordpad, everything is unreadable.
[01:50] <grkblood13> !par
[01:50] <chandler_> @#$% you
[01:51] <judget> I did a new Ubuntu install with a (ugh) ATI card and got Cinelerra to work, but the desktop freeses and the left screen goes blank after inactivity
[01:51] <judget> Im using Xinerama
[01:51] <tarfart> im on kubuntu intrepid, it appears installing fglrx drivers with out additional tweaking is not possible  http://rafb.net/p/Z4Cgjx53.html
[01:51] <SidO> bonsoir
[01:51] <grkblood13> !PAR
[01:51] <tarfart> fglrx drivers are not working.  how do i make them work?
[01:51] <|Kamen|> I am having an issue with packages. I am trying to install a package that depends on libgadu3. synaptic tells me its there, but package manager still claims dependency is not satisfied
[01:51] <tarfart> it wont play 3D games.
[01:51] <Flannel> grkblood13: It's not case sensitive.  What are you looking for?
[01:52] <jdfoote2> Anyone feel like helping me troubleshoot a network problem? My Ubuntu box will work fine 1/2 of the time, but the other 1/2 of the time the network just crawls, while my Windows box does fine 100% of the time
[01:52] <_Linuxx_> nalf, can you see that message i sent you??
[01:52] <grkblood13> im looking for how to use par files to fix rar files
[01:53] <judget> I found one popst and modified my aorg.conf so it should not go into hibernate but the desktop still locks up after about 10 min of inactivity and will not wake up
[01:53] <|Kamen|> I am also having the same issue with another package depending on gtk20-0. according to snaptic, its there, but package manger still says no. I've reinstalled both packages, still no dice
[01:54] <fearful> I pressed ungroup items on the pidgin chat window and now I can't group them back together :\
[01:54] <grkblood13> any idea?
[01:55] <Rozen> how can I start mono?
[01:55] <_Linuxx_> fearful, im am checking out my pidgin now...
[01:55] <jdfoote2> fearful - how did you ungroup them?
[01:55] <CShadowRun> crdlb sorry for delay, friends internet cut out
[01:55] <fearful> _Linuxx_, ok I found nothing, I right clicked by the smiley's and hit ungroup
[01:55] <dkerschner> I've set up dnsmasq and i ping and dig a few local names i've set up. but not one that has no domain name. ie i can ping foo.bar.com but not foo
[01:56] <CShadowRun> but yea, after multiple attempts authentication fails
[01:56] <CShadowRun> it is not 128bit wep
[01:56] <CShadowRun> the password is indeed ascii
[01:56] <zaccour> i get a flash error everytime i try to access flash stuff online
[01:56] <silentContender> How can I fix a broken login?
[01:56] <Flannel> silentContender: Define broken?
[01:56] <zaccour> how do i fix the flash error?
[01:56] <|Kamen|> is it possible to force package manager to install even if it thinks dependencies are not satisfied?
[01:56] <fearful> jdfoote2, that was for you the message I sent to _Linuxx_
[01:57] <CShadowRun> crdlb googling i can see i'm not the only person with the issue either
[01:57] <jrib> |Kamen|: sure, but it doesn't really make sense to do that
[01:57] <Flannel> |Kamen|: technically.  But its better to just fix the fact that it doesn't think theyre satisfied (find a deb for Ubuntu, or others)
[01:57] <m1r> |Kamen|: apt-get install -f * ?
[01:57] <|Kamen|> these packages are debs
[01:57] <zaccour> how do i fix flash error?
[01:57] <silentContender> Flannel, logging in from KDM kicks me to console.  Console won't even let me login.  It just prompts for my user/pass everytime I enter it.  Log files seem to point at either getty or login process (I think it getty though)
[01:57] <AETE_KRAOUD> hi
[01:57] <b1n42y> CShadowRun, you could also try wicd
[01:57] <crdlb> |Kamen|: where are you getting the packages?
[01:58] <CShadowRun> b1n42y without an internet connection? :P
[01:58] <silentContender> Flannel, I get a SEGV signal when logging in
[01:58] <jdfoote2> fearful, I figured that - I can't see where you got that option - right-clicking on an individual's name?
[01:58] <AETE_KRAOUD> hi guys :-)
[01:58] <Flannel> |Kamen|: "debs" aren't necessarily for Ubuntu (or your version of Ubuntu)
[01:58] <|Kamen|> getting them here: http://www.getdeb.net/search.php?keywords=pidgin
[01:58] <jrib> |
[01:58] <b1n42y> CShadowRun, also wep is somewhat outdates and insecure compared to wpa
[01:59] <jrib> |Kamen|: pidgin is installed by default already
[01:59] <fearful> jdfoote2, nope by the fonts and smilies and all those on the chatwindow
[01:59] <CShadowRun> b1n42y yea, it's just to keep random people off
[01:59] <grkblood13> found it
[01:59] <grkblood13> i needed to d/l par2
[01:59] <CShadowRun> 99% of the world isn't into wep cracking :p
[01:59] <CShadowRun> and if they are, they are probably into wpa cracking too ;)
[01:59] <|Kamen|> ya its installed but its broken for ICQ
[01:59] <AETE_KRAOUD> Some MP3s suddenly Stopped working properly what to do?
[01:59] <efeX^> Is this the official ubuntu channel
[01:59] <jrib> efeX^: yes
[01:59] <Flannel> efeX^: Yes
[01:59] <|Kamen|> the updates one tht works for icq isnt in synaptic yet
[01:59] <jdfoote2> fearful, when I right-click on the empty space to the right of the menu options, I see "Group Items"
[02:00] <AETE_KRAOUD> what do i have to do????
[02:00] <|Kamen|> and the dependies its claiming arent there ARE from the ubuntu repos
[02:00] <b1n42y> CShadowRun, im pretty sure wicd only does wep, hex , passphrase and shared/restricted
[02:00] <CShadowRun> well i know for a fact wep ascii is in hardy, i'm looking at it
[02:00] <CShadowRun> all my computers run hardy because intrepid caused me various nightmares (like this one :D)
[02:00] <jrib> |Kamen|: pastebin the errors
[02:00] <Nalf> Does anyone know how ubuntu works with those linksys wireless usb adapters?
[02:01] <AETE_KRAOUD> everything is installed correctly , but suddently sound of mp3 sucks
[02:01] <|Kamen|> there are no errors
[02:01] <AETE_KRAOUD> does anyone available ?
[02:01] <Flannel> |Kamen|: If it doesn't install the deb, it gives you errors.
[02:01] <AETE_KRAOUD> hmmmmmmm;(
[02:01] <b1n42y> CShadowRun, also if your router supports it use mac filtering if you want protection against randoms
[02:01] <AETE_KRAOUD> all other sounds works great
[02:01] <t3hp00ky> Can someone tell me how to set a VLC as a default media player?
[02:01] <AETE_KRAOUD> alsa is also OK
[02:01] <grkblood13> is there a way to use par2 on a group of files that isnt completely done d/ling?
[02:01] <jdfoote2> Can anyone hel me with some network problems? My Ubuntu box goes very, very slow about 1/2 the time
[02:02] <CShadowRun> b1n42y right now i just want to connect using a simple ascii key :P
[02:02] <|Kamen|> flannel: package manager says dependencies are not satisfied, and names packages that ARE present according to synaptic
[02:02] <CShadowRun> which for some reason has been removed in intrepid
[02:02] <crdlb> b1n42y: if you're already using wep, that's not going to add anything ...
[02:02] <AETE_KRAOUD> t3hp00ky, : just right click on any music file and you will see:-)
[02:02] <b1n42y> crdlb, instead of wep ...
[02:02] <Flannel> |Kamen|: Try to install the package on the console (with dpkg -i /path/to/deb.deb)
[02:02] <fearful> jdfoote2, sigh... so sorry it wasn't maxmized enough lol dumb
[02:02] <CShadowRun> aha, i have an idea
[02:02] <crdlb> CShadowRun: that option I mentioned doesn't exist? I'm looking at jaunty's nm; I can go check an intrepid system though
[02:02] <CShadowRun> maybe if we encode the ascii to hex :p
[02:02] <jdfoote2> fearful - those are just about the only problems that I can help to fix, so I'm glad that it worked :)
[02:03] <CShadowRun> crdlb it does exist, it's not the answer
[02:03] <|Kamen|> flannel: one sec trying
[02:03] <fearful> jdfoote2, :)
[02:03] <crdlb> CShadowRun: what makes you say that?
[02:03] <CShadowRun> the password is ascii, not 128bit passphrase
[02:03] <CShadowRun> the fact that we tried it?
[02:03] <Harkins> What's the name of this program? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperSummitMountainView/Participate/Mixer?highlight=(microphone)
[02:03] <CShadowRun> about 5 times, to make sure we definatly didn't get the password wrong.
[02:03] <crdlb> CShadowRun: it could just be broken :)
[02:03] <CShadowRun> hehe
[02:03] <snowveil> I formatted an external hard drive using "sudo mkdosfs /dev/sdd1 -n marshmallow" and it's not readable by windows...any idea why?
[02:03] <fearful> jdfoote2, thanks
[02:03] <jdfoote2> t3hp00ky - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=186502 - blessed google
[02:03] <crdlb> CShadowRun: 'passphrase' means text to me
[02:03] <MITM> nice highlight Harkins x)
[02:04] <pyrak> who among us is male and bearded?
[02:04] <pyrak> is the programmer beard dying?
[02:04] <pyrak> that would represent a sad day.  what an icon...
[02:04] <CShadowRun> yea, but it's not the answer since it doesn't connect
[02:04] <Harkins> MITM: eh?
[02:04] <jdfoote2> fearful, np
[02:04] <KiRiLoS> I have trouble with .Mp3 Quality suddenly,anyone willing to help me out?Thanks in advance!
[02:04] <CShadowRun> pyrak i'm growing a mistache :D
[02:04] <Flannel> pyrak: #ubuntu-offtopic would be an appropriate place for that, not here.  Thanks
[02:04] <MITM> Harkins sumMITMountain
[02:04] <CShadowRun> I'm going to try encoding the text into hex and using WEP, i read someplace that that works.
[02:04] <jdfoote2> No one in the mood to help with my network problem? :)
[02:04] <crdlb> CShadowRun: you really should just switch to WPA :/
[02:05] <crdlb> CShadowRun: unless he has a DS or something
[02:05] <CShadowRun> crdlb because i can so tell an end user how to do that :p
[02:05] <KiRiLoS> I have trouble with .Mp3 Quality suddenly,anyone willing to help me out?Thanks in advance!
[02:06] <t3hp00ky> Whats the command to uninstall an application?
[02:06] <KiRiLoS> t3hp00ky, sudo apt-get remove packagename
[02:06] <brent> apt-get remove <appname>
[02:06] <XFCEntral> t3hp00ky: "sudo apt-get remove <package_name>"
[02:07] <t3hp00ky> thanks
[02:07] <zaccour> i get a flash error everytime i try to access flash stuff online
[02:07] <|Kamen|> ok remind me how to pastebin please
[02:08] <|Kamen|> I'm seeing the problem, sort of, but I'm a bit confused here
[02:08] <crdlb> !paste > |Kamen|
[02:08] <zaccour> i get a flash error everytime i try to access flash stuff online
[02:09] <m_123> hi
[02:09] <KiRiLoS> zaccour, re-install flashplayer
[02:09] <Rozen> How do I start mono?
[02:09] <jigp> hello guys. I want to copy a tutorial but it is a flash file in the website :( how to copy the tutorial?
[02:10] <crdlb> Rozen: what does that mean? mono will run if you run an app which uses it
[02:10] <judget> jigp is that a flash video .fls?
[02:10] <|Kamen|> ok got it
[02:10] <|Kamen|> flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129037/
[02:10] <m_123> i have xp installed on vm running hardy
[02:10] <etzerd> hello all
[02:10] <etzerd> ?
[02:10] <etzerd> I have a video problem
[02:10] <m_123> i cant get to run edubuntu on vm or fluxbuntu
[02:11] <crdlb> |Kamen|: it's for the wrong version of ubuntu
[02:11] <jigp> judget : im not sure but if you right click the tutorial it says "About adobe flash player9"
[02:11] <etzerd> my laptop is a 64bit system
[02:11] <zedster> Random question, has anyone been able to get the new live show off of livephish.com ?
[02:11] <etzerd> I have a Nvidia GeForce 9300M GS
[02:11] <crdlb> |Kamen|: specifically, it's for intrepid and you're on hardy
[02:12] <zedster> it uses a java based downloader that keeps crashing my firefox
[02:12] <etzerd> the screen is very dark I cannot see the icons on the desktop too well
[02:12] <etzerd> I have the same problem with windows Vista, but when I install the driver for the Nvidia video card the screen is very shine
[02:12] <|Kamen|> hm. that....would explain things
[02:12] <ZeZu> i just upgraded to dev branch 9.04 and i have no window manager ;|
[02:13] <crdlb> ZeZu: ask in #ubuntu+1 please
[02:13] <fearful> ZeZu, #ubuntu+1 is for you
[02:13] <etzerd> same thing happen with ubuntu, what can I do to solve the problem?
[02:13] <Fongy08> hey there guys]
[02:13] <jigp> judget : you can also see there if you right click the tutorial "Full screen , zoom in document,zoomout document etc" how to copy the flash file tutorial?
[02:13] <storbeck> !nvidia | etzerd
[02:13] <fearful> !hi | Fongy08
[02:13] <m_123> ubuntu is great
[02:13] <Fongy08> i am having trouble upgrading my ubuntu install via netowkr upgrace
[02:13] <Fongy08> upgrade*
[02:13] <Fongy08> are you guys able to help me out?
[02:13] <_Linuxx_> etzerd, sent you a IM
[02:14] <etzerd> thanks ubottu
[02:14] <fearful> Fongy08, I'm sure there are many people here who can, just we need more specific details :p
[02:14] <zedster> http://www.livephish.com/live-music/0,451/Phish-mp3-flac-download-3-6-2009-Hampton-Coliseum-Hampton-VA.html , I know you guys have to sign in, but can some see if the download manager works on your computer ?
[02:14] <Fongy08> :)
[02:14] <Fongy08> well
[02:14] <efeX^> How can i aquire java?
[02:14] <tony426> any way to set launch options in the gnome menu?
[02:14] <storbeck> !java | efeX^
[02:14] <Fongy08> i have 7.04 installed at the moment - trying to go to 7.10 via the update manager
[02:14] <Fongy08> however, when doing this it can't grab the prerequisites when installing it
[02:15] <michelle_> hi guys, i having problem with my broadcom ethernet adapter
[02:15] <Fongy08> it says that the system is upto date also
[02:15] <Fongy08> so yeah... weird..
[02:15] <fearful> Fongy08, whats your method of upgrading, through terminal or the update manager
[02:15] <michelle_> it isn't reconized, i've a aspire 5920
[02:15] <Fongy08> update manager fearful
[02:15] <m_123> has any i got fluxbubuntu to run on vm in hardy?
[02:15] <fearful> Fongy08, I'm sorry I have dinner, I'll be back tho if your still in trouble
[02:15] <Fongy08> no stress dude :) enjoy the feedin :)
[02:15] <m_123> i am kinda new to this but i got xp to run in vm
[02:16] <storbeck> m_123: /join #fluxbuntu
[02:16] <m_123> i coulndt get ubuntu studio to run in vm or edubuntu
[02:16] <m_123> Thank You
[02:16] <zaccour> i get a flash error everytime i try to access flash stuff online
[02:16] <scunizi_> =
[02:16] <storbeck> !flash | zaccour
[02:16] <zaccour> is there a way to fix the flash error?
[02:16] <nibsa1242b> my DVD disk drive isn't opening is there a command line way to force it open?
[02:16] <Fongy08> eject /mnt/cdrom
[02:16] <ZykoticK9> m_123, I've managed to install Ubuntu Studio and Fluxbuntu in Vitualbox, what VM program are you using?  what error/problem are you having?
[02:17] <Fongy08> ;)
[02:17] <Fongy08> anyone able to help with the install issue i'm having ?
[02:17] <tehboriz> any freeware programs that let me do WOL in ubuntu? I seriously can't find a single one.
[02:17] <zaccour> i have flash installed, but i get an error for both firefox and epiphany
[02:17] <storbeck> zaccour: Then try a new flash :) Try gnash
[02:17] <zaccour> ok ill try that brb
[02:17] <zedster>  zaccour: in firefox goto about:plugins
[02:18] <tehboriz> no WOL in linux?
[02:18] <storbeck> What is WOL?
[02:18] <tehboriz> wake on lan
[02:18] <tehboriz> you can wake up a computer on the network with the right settings in bios
[02:18] <zaccour> in firefox where is plugins?
[02:19] <storbeck> tehboriz: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=234588
[02:19] <zedster> zaccour: in the address bar type "about:plugins"
[02:19] <_Linuxx_> WOL would be on the bios, not in theOS
[02:19] <Fongy08> if anyone can help with the upgrade issue im having, t would be awesome
[02:19] <zaccour> thanks
[02:20] <XFCEntral> zaccour: type "about : plugins" in your browser, a smiley is showing up when its correctly typed here--just remove the space between the words and the colon"
[02:20] <Talon^> i heard that ubuntu 9 was close to a release, i was wondering how far off that is? I've recently built a machine and want to get the 64bit version but i don't want to get 8.10 if 9 is right around the corner...
[02:20] <zedster> zaccour: the 3 I know of are about:config about:plugins and about:robots :-)
[02:20] <tehboriz> i'm looking at that now storbeck but i happen to be very new to linux and this isn't simple for me
[02:20] <tehboriz> the damn link was removed which woudlve made life easy
[02:20] <tritium> Talon^: 9.04 will be released in late April
[02:20] <Rozen> I saw somewhere that mono was for developing/making programs
[02:20] <_VIM_>   Talon^ late april
[02:20] <m_123> jaunty?
[02:20] <Rozen> actually, I saw it on the mono website
[02:20] <jigp> hello guys how to copy a flash player 9 file?its a tutorial that I wanted to copy.i don't want to print it because its 96 pages and I don't have printer...there is no options in right click that you can copy the file in the website :(
[02:21] <wilsoz> Is there anybody running the nVidia 180.29 drivers AND SLi in 8.10?
[02:21] <XFCEntral> Rozen: i use Mono
[02:21] <storbeck> jigp: Use either wget or a firefox plugin
[02:21] <m_123> not sure i have onboard video card on dimension 2400
[02:21] <efeX^> I keep getting exclude lock error when trying to install a package, it's saying i have another apt-get open but  i checked processes and i dont
[02:21] <Fongy08> anyone that could possbily help  me with my upgrade from 7.04 to 7.10 so i can then upgrade to 8.10 ? anyone at all?
[02:21] <np4melol> Hi guys, how do I install my intel gfx?
[02:21] <Rozen> Is it for developing programs XFCEntral? Is it called mono basic or something.
[02:21] <storbeck> efeX^: Are you using sudo?
[02:22] <efeX^> No from the manager
[02:22] <m1r> jipg u can save it
[02:22] <shanix> does anyone know how Ubuntu can resolve the hostname in LAN without using the winbind ????
[02:22] <michelle_> any body had problems with broadcom ethernet and ubuntu 8.10?
[02:22] <m_123> i had problem with 8.1 graphics but 8.04 is flawless
[02:22] <efeX^> Add/Remove
[02:22] <_VIM_> jigp: it might be located in your /tmp because flash video files go there, so maybe that does too
[02:22] <zedster> efeX^: try apt-get install -f
[02:22] <mdlunit> I was fiddling around with my network drivers (did rmmod ath9k and added it to the blacklist... blacklist is now back to normal), and now I'm in the situation where I have to modprobe ath9k every time I reboot
[02:22] <nightrid3r> Fongy08 backup your data and install 8.10
[02:22] <zaccour> where is gnash on the plugins page?
[02:22] <mdlunit> how do I make it so it's there without me having to do that
[02:22] <zaccour> or i guess i can just check add/remove
[02:22] <Fongy08> trying to do network install if possible
[02:22] <XFCEntral> i've got a program called MonoDevelop on my desktop. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MonoDevelop
[02:22] <zedster> mdlunit: so why not add a line to the boot config to do that?
[02:22] <efeX^> it says
[02:22] <m_123> im a noob so i put on avg anti virus and ucf
[02:23] <Fongy08> get what i mean nightrider?
[02:23] <HIjustme> How do I install my Intel gfx?
[02:23] <sebsebseb> m_123: what's ucf?????
[02:23] <efeX^> zedster: Unable to lock the directory, is another process using it?
[02:23] <storbeck> !intel | HIjustme
[02:23] <m_123> how do i know if its running properly the ucf?
[02:23] <mdlunit> isn't there a way to make it back to the way it was before without having to hack something in the startup scripts?
[02:23] <nightrid3r> Fongy08 there is a netinstall iso
[02:23] <sebsebseb> m_123: Linux does not need anti virus
[02:23] <Fongy08> i see.
[02:23] <m_123> a firewall i guess
[02:23] <Fongy08> can you link me?
[02:23] <Fongy08> :D
[02:23] <zedster> efeX^: sudo dpkg -a --configure , right everyone (not locked it in a while)
[02:23] <m_123> not true
[02:24] <storbeck> use iptables for your firewall.
[02:24] <Fongy08> or is it on ubuntu site?
[02:24] <sebsebseb> m_123: you should have a hardware firewall in say your router :)
[02:24] <HIjustme> Am I allowed to give links to ubuntu forum here?
[02:24] <efeX^> zedster: "database area is locked by another process"
[02:24] <_Linuxx_> hijustme, yeah, just paste them in
[02:24] <thiebaude> HIjustme: yes
[02:24] <storbeck> efeX^: Run a ps aux and then kill off the processes that are using it
[02:24] <efeX^> ps aux?
[02:24] <roshan08> i am mirroring ubuntu repo for local use i want to copy for 8.10 and 8.04 only how to do
[02:24] <storbeck> Yes
[02:25] <m_123> i meant ufw not ucf
[02:25] <efeX^> whats that
[02:25] <m_123> my bad
[02:25] <zedster> can some one test a website for me? it keeps locking my firefox
[02:25] <thiebaude> !ufw
[02:25] <storbeck> efeX^: Type it in a terminal
[02:25] <zedster> and I cannot lynx because of java
[02:25] <OptimusPrime> zedster: what is it?
[02:25] <XFCEntral> uncomplicated firewall
[02:25] <zaccour> i still get the flash error. would uninstall/reinstall fix it?
[02:25] <HIjustme> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1080300  There you go, please help :(
[02:25] <nightrid3r> Fongy08 http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[02:25] <zedster> OptimusPrime: http://www.livephish.com/live-music/0,451/Phish-mp3-flac-download-3-6-2009-Hampton-Coliseum-Hampton-VA.html
[02:25] <zedster> trying to download the mp3 link
[02:25] <zedster> you need to sign in
[02:26] <tritium> zedster: stay on topic, please
[02:26] <zedster> but its worth it if you like music :-)
[02:26] <Tonren> Can someone please help me fix my audio in 8.10 on a Compaq Presario laptop?
[02:26] <huwenfeng> does ubuntu 8.04 still have the runlevel? or abandoned it ?
[02:26] <nightrid3r> Fongy08 but BACKUP your stuff first
[02:26] <tritium> huwenfeng: yes
[02:26] <zedster> tritium: I want to know if its a system java issue or the site
[02:26] <OptimusPrime> zedster: worked fine for me, I have no account though so when I click the link it goes to a login page
[02:26] <huwenfeng> tritium: abandoned it ?
[02:26] <tritium> huwenfeng: no, there are runlevels
[02:26] <Rozen> XFCEntral How can I get mono develop? (I'm using a friends pc to download since I don't have internet)
[02:26] <huwenfeng> tritium: since i did not found the /etc/inittab files
[02:26] <Rozen> Or else I would apt-get it
[02:26] <Rozen> But I can't
[02:26] <zedster> meh, I guess I'll just get it off vista sometime :-(
[02:26] <m_123> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ufw-uncomplicated-firewall-for-ubuntu-hardy.html
[02:26] <bromic94> ./nick thwerath
[02:27] <huwenfeng> !runlevel
[02:27] <scientes> something in ubuntu is preventing me from installing packages from other repos
[02:27] <Rozen> !mono
[02:27] <thiebaude> zedster: i know it was off topic, but thanks
[02:27] <storbeck> huwenfeng: cd /etc/rc
[02:27] <HIjustme> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1082467  Another bit of help needed please :(
[02:27] <tritium> !runlevels | huwenfeng
[02:27] <storbeck> With the runlevel you want, of course
[02:27] <thiebaude> zedster: it sounds good on ubuntu
[02:27] <scientes> the dependancy stuff is juck wacky, like tons of stuff is specifies for only specific versions and not versions+
[02:27] <|Kamen|> anyone here messd about with ubuntu eee? its what I'm running, and I'm thinking of trying to upgrade it to intrepid
[02:27] <mdlunit> zedster: ahhh, I found it.  stupid ndiswrapper.  even after removing it, it left a config file in /etc/modprobe.d, removing it fixed it, thanks anyway :)
[02:27] <Tonren> I've tried removing pulseaudio from the list of services with bootup-manager, but I still have basically no sound functionality with flash.
[02:27] <jigp> storbeck _VIM_ : how to wget this http://www.docstoc.com/docs/4294516/dns-tutorial . I tried to wget http://www.docstoc.com/docs/4294516/dns-tutorial ..but I get only the html..not the tutorial..
[02:27] <OptimusPrime> !upstart
[02:28] <HIjustme> Can anyone tell me how to get my microphone to work on Ventrilo using Wine?
[02:28] <zedster> mdlunit: hey at least I put you in the right place!
[02:28] <XFCEntral> Rozen: you can get the source code on the website, but ill look for .debs real quick
[02:28] <thewrath> on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFirewall under package integration that is for onlu ubuntu 8.1 right?
[02:28] <zedster> thiebaude: did you dl each song one by one or get the dl manager to work?
[02:29] <Maahes> can someone help me? I'm trying to get envy-ng nvidia settings to work and it just keeps hanging, giving me the error that it's rejecting it from the localhost, http://rafb.net/p/GdEXlL17.html (scroll to bottom) here's my xorg.conf http://rafb.net/p/J09LpS76.html I have no idea what's wrong, and its been broken for two days, it broke after I crashed and did an fsck
[02:29] <thiebaude> zedster: i just clicked the first song and it just played, quality is great, btw i was born in hampton
[02:29] <nightrid3r> jigp the doc is a flash don't think you can just save it
[02:29] <HIjustme> Can anyone tell me how to get my microphone to work on Ventrilo using Wine?
[02:30] <tritium> Maahes: we don't recommend or support envy-ng
[02:30] <huwenfeng> oh , good,  but the upstart seems to be like freebsd's init method
[02:30] <XFCEntral> Rozen: would you be using MonoDevelop on 8.04 or 8.10?
[02:30] <sebsebseb> HIjustme: does it work in Ubuntu?
[02:30] <ZykoticK9> HIjustme, have you checked out http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=9832 ?  I don't use Ventrilo so don't know any specifics.
[02:30] <huwenfeng> good, i love it
[02:30] <thiebaude> zedster: do got all the codecs?
[02:30] <Maahes> tritium, do you know where I can go ask for someone's help with it?
[02:30] <thiebaude> ddo you
[02:30] <thiebaude> do
[02:30] <Maahes> as it was working just fine two days ago
[02:30] <tritium> Maahes: no, sorry
[02:31] <zedster> thiebaude: yes, the problem was not in listening it was in trying to download them all
[02:31] <HIjustme> sebsebseb: yes i hear myself through the speakers, but nothing is picked up in Ventrilo, only hear people
[02:31] <_VIM_> jigp: this might be a bit of an overkill but wget --recursive  --page-requisites --convert-links www.docstoc.com/docs/4294516/         might work
[02:31] <|Kamen|> ok, pidgin now works with icq again. thanks everybody, especially crdlb for catching my initial goof
[02:31] <sebsebseb> HIjustme: ok try #winehq
[02:31] <Rozen> 8.04 is hardy right XFCEntral?
[02:31] <sebsebseb> 8.04 is hardy yes
[02:31] <XFCEntral> Rozen: thats correct
[02:31] <HIjustme> sebsebseb: ok thanks
[02:32] <sebsebseb> HIjustme: no problem
[02:32] <m_123> how long has ubuntu been around?
[02:32] <Rozen> k wlel I forgot, so yeah hardy
[02:32] <sebsebseb> m_123: since October 2004
[02:32] <m_123> i just seen irc logs for this chan going back to 04
[02:32] <XFCEntral> Rozen: http://www.getdeb.net/app/MonoDevelop
[02:32] <_VIM_> since 4.10
[02:32] <m_123> Cool
[02:33] <jigp> nightrid3r how to save it?
[02:33] <m_123> i hsvent used excursion in years
[02:33] <sebsebseb> m_123: me being banned from the channel, some where in old logs LOL :D
[02:33] <Rozen> Thank You
[02:33] <m_123> for what?
[02:33] <XFCEntral> no problem
[02:33] <nightrid3r> jigp there are firefox plugins that can do that
[02:33] <sebsebseb> m_123: being an idiot?
[02:34] <m_123> £aughing My Âss Õff
[02:34] <thiebaude> zedster: i see what you mean, i don't know how to download it
[02:34] <m_123> does efnet still work?
[02:34] <sleepinglion> #lisp
[02:34] <HIjustme> Is there a quick way to get/install ndiswrapper?
[02:34] <Rozen> Will the .deb ask me for any additional files?
[02:34] <m_123> i couldn't connect
[02:34] <jigp> _VIM_ it is still dowloading  wget --recursive  --page-requisites --convert-links www.docstoc.com/docs/4294516/
[02:35] <|Kamen|> efnet? wow theres memories
[02:35] <el_taco> i'm builing a new server just wondered if anyone has an opinion on using phenmon over opterons/
[02:35] <zaccour> is there a way to fix flash error? i checked the forums but no luck. gnash did not work either
[02:35] <tony426> anyone know where game icons are installed so i can use them for shortcuts?
[02:35] <zaccour> and uninstall/reinstall didnt work
[02:35] <ateam201>  anyone tried using genpix skywalker for ubuntu
[02:35] <thiebaude> zaccour: gnash never worked for me
[02:35] <areay> i've changed my ubuntu password and cant remember it
[02:35] <m_123> i was even on dalnet before that
[02:35] <areay> but i'm still logged in
[02:35] <_VIM_> jigp: that wget that i pasted will grab EVERYTHING from that "4294516" folder on that site, i said maybe an Overkill :)
[02:35] <XFCEntral> Rozen: those three packages should be all you need, no other dependencies as far as i know
[02:35] <sebsebseb> areay: ok no problem you can change it easilley
[02:35] <zaccour> is there a way to fix flash?
[02:36] <Rozen> K :)
[02:36] <zaccour> could it be a but in alpha?
[02:36] <areay> sebsebseb, ok kool how cuz i'm freakin out
[02:36] <m_123> and i still dont know command line
[02:36] <sebsebseb> areay: sudo passwd yourusername
[02:36] <jigp> _VIM_ how much disk will it use?
[02:36] <Fongy08> hey guys
[02:36] <m_123> i must be slow
[02:36] <zaccour> i installed alpha because after the first time i update in 8.10 the wired internet dont work so i had to upgrade to alpha
[02:36] <tritium> sebsebseb: he'll need his password for sudo
[02:36] <thiebaude> zaccour: how did you download flash?
[02:36] <m_123> or just really high
[02:36] <sebsebseb> tritium: oh yeah good point
[02:36] <Rozen> What's better 32 or 64?
[02:36] <zaccour> in the browser
[02:36] <_VIM_> jigp: not for sure, it might be pretty large
[02:36] <sebsebseb> tritium: unless he has mounted the file system on Live CD
[02:37] <zedster> Rozen: its a case by case call
[02:37] <Fongy08> am still trying to do a network upgrade without needing to download the izo
[02:37] <areay> sebsebseb, nah its askin me for the password... im in the only account with root privileges :S
[02:37] <Fongy08> iso*
[02:37] <zaccour> i just installed the plugin
[02:37] <sebsebseb> areay: ok you need to be on the live cd with your Linux file system mounted, then you can do that command
[02:37] <tritium> sebsebseb: yes, that would be a good method
[02:37] <thiebaude> zaccour: goto adobe and download the .deb file for it
[02:37] <XFCEntral> Rozen: do you have a dual-core CPU?
[02:37] <nibsa1242b> what should I do to diagnose frequent crashes of VLC?
[02:37] <zaccour> ok thanks ill try that
[02:37] <Rozen> I don't know.
[02:37] <zaccour> whats the link?
[02:37] <storbeck> jigp: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3006
[02:37] <thiebaude> yw, zaccour
[02:37] <Rozen> How do I tell what kind I have?
[02:37] <zedster> XFCEntral: Even then, package compliance wise still some issues with 64-bit
[02:37] <areay> sebsebseb, ok kool i'll tryit
[02:37] <nibsa1242b> Rozen: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[02:37] <XFCEntral> so best to stick with 32 regardless?
[02:38] <Rozen> I'll stick with 32
[02:38] <m_123> any 1 know how to make it so the vm xp install recognises and installs my usb hd?
[02:38] <XFCEntral> i always run 32, its all ive got
[02:38] <storbeck> I have a dual core and I have yet to put my faith in a 64bit app/os
[02:38] <tritium> m_123: ubuntu support here, not XP, VM or otherwise
[02:38] <sebsebseb> areay: I hope you changed/change it to something good with letters and numbers
[02:38] <|ns|nR8> m_123, what vm software you using ?
[02:38] <zedster> good, I was afraid I was about to start a flame war
[02:38] <thiebaude> lol
[02:39] <XFCEntral> hehe
[02:39] <m_123> sun xvm
[02:39] <zaccour> would flash for 8.4 work? thats the only .deb. im using the alpha release of 9.04 right now
[02:39] <Rozen> A last quick question, can I make windows linux and mac programs with it, or I limited here?
[02:40] <thiebaude> zaccour: yea, it's also for 8.10 .deb
[02:40] <zedster> zaccour: are you trying to use an alpha as a full time os? thats a bad idea
[02:40] <usser> zaccour, whats wrong with flash in 9.04 worsk fine for me
[02:40] <kdub> zaccour: very bad idea
[02:40] <tritium> zaccour: if you need assistance with 9.04, #ubuntu+1, please
[02:40] <zedster> in fact a native install of an alpha is a bad idea, run them in VM
[02:40] <zedster> Look up ubuntu intel 3945 for the reason I say this
[02:40] <thiebaude> zaccour: are you using 9.04?
[02:40] <roshan08> i am mirroring ubuntu repo using rsync for local use i want to copy for 8.10 and 8.04 only how to do
[02:40] <zaccour> i have to use alpha, because with 8.10 my wired internet stops working after the first updates
[02:41] <zedster> zaccour: did you try wicd?
[02:41] <areay> sebsebseb, thats why i forgot it in the first place
[02:41] <huwenfeng> oh, does any one have a intel 4500 on board graphic card?
[02:41] <sebsebseb> zaccour: alpha as in jaunty?
[02:41] <zaccour> yes
[02:41] <areay> sebsebseb, and i changed everything too
[02:41] <huwenfeng> does 9.04 support that graphic card now?
[02:41] <Meckin> Hey guys
[02:41] <areay> sebsebseb, cuz some prick peeked at my password
[02:41] <thiebaude> i wish i could run 9.04 but bug 304871 is my problem
[02:41] <dotblank> Does it matter if the preseeded file is in oder (th options within)?
[02:42] <Tonren> Hey guys, I'm using ndiswrapper for wireless.  Right now bcm43xx is blacklisted in favor of b43 and ssb, but if I blacklist those in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist and put ndiswrapper in /etc/modules, it simply doesn't work!  My wifi light doesn't come on.  What's going on?
[02:42] <Rozen> Well I answered my own question in the monodevelop site, so THANK YOU VERY MUCH XFCEntral :)
[02:42] <sebsebseb> areay: ROFLMFAO
[02:42] <XFCEntral> Rozen: oh i see, no problem! good luck and have fun with it
[02:42] <HIjustme> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1080300  There you go, please help :(
[02:43] <zaccour> i downloaded from adobe, it said same version is already installed
[02:43] <usser> !304871
[02:43] <usser> !bug 304871
[02:43] <Rozen> Bye
[02:43] <zaccour> have i found a bug in the 9.04 alpha?
[02:43] <asdfqwer> anyone use xchat on gnome?
[02:43] <|ns|nR8> ive found lots zaccour...dont be shocked
[02:43] <Meckin> Does anyone know or have a guide how to install a GUI on a vps using yum
[02:44] <_VIM_> yum? O.o
[02:44] <asdfqwer> where am i supposed to edit my default server when i launch xchat?
[02:44] <sebsebseb> asdfqwer: loads of people do, but Xchat hummmmmmm
[02:44] <_Linuxx_> meckin whos hosting the vps?
[02:44] <thiebaude> zaccour: its still in delvelopment, i would'd be surprised
[02:44] <sebsebseb> asdfqwer: sudo apt-get install konversation :)
[02:44] <asdfqwer> sebsebseb, sounds like a kde app :(
[02:44] <zaccour> ok ill just wait it out. will beta come out soon?
[02:44] <Guest41133> ...
[02:44] <_VIM_> asdfqwer: it is but it's great
[02:44] <Guest41133> ban
[02:44] <Guest41133> me
[02:44] <Guest41133> ...
[02:45] <Guest41133> ...
[02:45] <FloodBot1> Guest41133: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:45] <asdfqwer> _VIM_, why so?
[02:45] <sebsebseb> asdfqwer: yep what VIM said
[02:45] <asdfqwer> where am i supposed to edit my default server when i launch xchat?
[02:45] <LjL> ok...
[02:45] <_VIM_> asdfqwer: it's offtopic to continue talking about konversation, just take our word for it :)
[02:45] <zedster> zaccour: ubuntu is always released in either April or Oct, the naming scheme is year and month
[02:45] <thiebaude> asdfqwer: add new network
[02:46] <zaccour> i know, but when is the beta release? almost everything tends to work great in beta
[02:46] <asdfqwer> 13 dependencies, i'll check it out
[02:46] <HIjustme> Can anyone tell me how to install my INtel gfx?
[02:46] <skel> has anyone qa'd the evolution-mapi support for exchange in 9.04 alphas yet?
[02:46] <asdfqwer> thiebaude, nah, i need to edit my default network; as of now, it boots to debian's servers
[02:46] <usser> HIjustme, what chipset/model?
[02:47] <storbeck> Meckin: You do realise that yum is for redhat, not ubuntu, right?
[02:47] <_VIM_> whats with all the jaunty talk lately? Sheesh go to #Ubuntu+1  for that
[02:47] <HIjustme> usser:how do i find out? im new to ubuntu
[02:47] <usser> HIjustme, open terminal and type lspci | grep VGA what does it say?
[02:48] <usser> no but seriously upgrading to jaunty right now is just madness
[02:48] <|Kamen|> first rumblings I've heard of jaunty. whats the animal for that one?
[02:48] <_VIM_> jackalope
[02:49] <HIjustme> usser:VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82865G Integrated Graphics
[02:49] <HIjustme> usser:that?
[02:49] <areay> sebsebseb, when i boot into the livecd will the passwd command know i mean for the system that's installed
[02:49] <usser> HIjustme, yep, shouldn't require any tweaking at all. what version of ubuntu are you using? what does glxinfo | grep direct say?
[02:50] <sebsebseb> areay: no you have to mount your Linux install and cd  into it
[02:50] <ZykoticK9> usser, i was told that 8.10 it always says Yes for direct rendering
[02:50] <sebsebseb> areay: or something like that
[02:50] <tony426> anyone know where icons are stored?
[02:50] <sebsebseb> !password
[02:50] <dotblank> does it matter if a preseed file's options are in order?
[02:50] <HIjustme> usser:direct rendering: No (If you want to find out why, try setting LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose)
[02:50] <HIjustme> OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect
[02:50] <usser> ZykoticK9, :) ^
[02:51] <zeldarocks> my install failed
[02:51] <ZykoticK9> HIjustme, what version of Ubuntu are you currently using?
[02:51] <usser> HIjustme, can you pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf and /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[02:51] <usser> !pastebin | HIjustme
[02:51] <usser> tony426, /usr/share/icons, /usr/share/pixmaps
[02:52] <Tonren> Okay... can anyone help me fix my sound, or my wireless, on my Ubuntu 8.10 install?  I have a laptop with an ATI IXP.
[02:52] <|Kamen|> heh. wonder how much of a pita its gonna be for me to up to intrepid
[02:53] <holyguyver> Are there any programs that I can use to make a slideshow picture movie with music in a format like avi or mpeg?
[02:53] <HIjustme> ZykoticK9: 8.04
[02:53] <CrIP> hey guys how do i install putyy on ubuntu ?
[02:53] <ateam201>  anyone tried using genpix skywalker for mythbuntu?
[02:54] <dotblank> does it matter if a preseed file's options are in order?
[02:54] <usser> CrIP, sudo apt-get install putty?
[02:55] <holyguyver> Are there any programs that I can use to make a slideshow picture movie with music in a format like avi or mpeg?
[02:55] <CrIP> Usser cheers mate
[02:55] <usser> CrIP, np :)
[02:57] <dotblank> does it matter if a preseed file's options are in order?
[02:57] <tritium> !repeat | dotblank
[02:58] <sagredo> yo
[02:58] <n2diy> chkrootkit is reporting a sniffer on eth0. This is a virgin install, but it was on the lan during the install. Googling hints this could be a false positive?
[02:59] <Bao__> 。。。。。。。
[02:59] <sagredo> someone want to try helping me get 'alarm-clock' to work
[03:02] <Bao__> I am a new had here,I'm tyring to find out how to use this tool,(my english is very very  poor)there may be  a lot of mistakes in my words ,please check them out and tell me ,thank you
[03:02] <usser> !pastebin | HIjustme
[03:05] <snowveil> I just formatted my external HDD using mkdosfs and gparted sees it as "unallocated"...though I can copy files to it
[03:06] <snowveil> any ideas as to why this would be the case?
[03:06] <phuzion> After switching to Ubuntu, I have noticed that my speakers are noticeably quieter than when I had Vista on my machine.  Is there a way to update a driver, or override something and make this louder?  The speakers are almost inaudible.
[03:06] <|ns|nR8> phnom_, double click on volume control and turn up master and pcm
[03:06] <|ns|nR8> sorry phuzion
[03:06] <thiebaude> phuzion: is the volumn turned up in the volumn control panel?
[03:07] <kringel> phuzion, open a terminal type alsamixer and trigger PCM to the top, alternatively use the volume icon with right click in the panel
[03:07] <thiebaude> yup
[03:07] <phuzion> Thanks
[03:07] <HIjustme> Can anyone tell me how to install my INtel gfx?
[03:08] <tritium> HIjustme: you asked that earlier.  There is nothing to do.  It is automatic.
[03:09] <LakesProse> I tried to apt-get insall a packet and it failed and it didn't matter except that now, each time I get a new package, it installs the new one properly but also wants to try to install the old again and again it doesn't work
[03:09] <kringel> phuzion:  be sure PCM and if available PCM2 are 100%, adjust the volume only with the master channel. if audio is crappy set the PCMs to around 80 to 85 percent
[03:09] <LakesProse> is there some sort of apt-get stop trying ?
[03:09] <HIjustme> tritium:yeah but I think my xorg.conf is wrong
[03:10] <tritium> HIjustme: why?
[03:10] <kringel> Lakesprose: which package exactly? you can uninstall it first by sudo apt-get remove --purge package
[03:10] <HIjustme> tritium:Can I pastebin you it? see what you think maybe?
[03:10] <Tonren> Can anyone help me figure out why, even when I blacklist ssb and b43, ssb still starts up and steals my wifi firmware from ndiswrapper?
[03:10] <LakesProse> kringel: backuppc is the name of the package
[03:11] <tritium> HIjustme: sure
[03:12] <HIjustme> tritium:http://paste.ubuntu.com/129060/
[03:12] <LakesProse> kringel: em em, it seemed to work, thanks
[03:12] <crdlb> HIjustme: why did you compile the intel driver yourself?
[03:12] <HIjustme> crdlb:what?
[03:12] <tritium> HIjustme: looks normal.  What is your concern with it?
[03:12] <AutoMatriX> good morning, evening night gentle people
[03:12] <kringel> LakesProse you're welcome, though I have no experience with this program and why it does not install correctly
[03:13] <crdlb> HIjustme: I'm looking at the forum post you linked to
[03:13] <HIjustme> tritium: I have really low FPS in a online game, ET. I thought i cant have done it right
[03:13] <LakesProse> kringel: it works fine usually, can't get all perfect I imagine
[03:13] <kringel> LakesProse: if you mess something with apt up, sudo dpkg --configure -a and sudo apt-get -f install are very helpful also
[03:13] <crdlb> HIjustme: pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[03:13] <HIjustme> crdlb:Oh ok, do you know whats wrong?
[03:13] <jeeves> what is the syntax to rdiff a directory to a remote server backup?
[03:14] <HIjustme> crdlb: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129061/
[03:14] <n2diy_> Are user id numbers important? I'm restoring a user to this box, and he will have a different id from what the restore will reflect.
[03:14] <nibsa1242b> Please help with frequent VLC crashes details -> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m52de18c7
[03:15] <usser> n2diy_, yes uids are very important even if the user name's the same and uid different you wont have access
[03:15] <nibsa1242b> n2diy_: I don't know too much about that, but in my experience he'll need to have the same uid.
[03:15] <tritium> HIjustme: you're definitely using Intel driver
[03:16] <wartalker>  /join #linux
[03:16] <HIjustme> tritium:Hmm okay, thanks.
[03:16] <tritium> HIjustme: You have to keep in mind that Intel drivers don't perform anywhere near as well as nVidia or ATI for accelerated 3D
[03:16] <n2diy_> usser: ok, is there a work around other than re-installing?
[03:16] <crdlb> HIjustme: (EE) [drm] Could not set DRM device bus ID.
[03:16] <usser> HIjustme, tritium his is broken,
[03:16] <crdlb> you have no 3d
[03:16] <tritium> usser: yes, I see that
[03:16] <HIjustme> tritium: ok, i was told on a forum i could give it a go
[03:17] <tritium> HIjustme: you can, and there is a problem (see above)
[03:17] <usser> n2diy_, sudo chown -R 1000:1000 /path/to/directory
[03:17] <usser> n2diy_, where 1000:1000 are uid and gid of the new user
[03:17] <HIjustme> crdlb:what is tthat
[03:17] <sagredo> alright
[03:17] <Tonren> Anyone...?  ndiswrapper vs. ssb?  pulseaudio vs. alsa?
[03:18] <usser> HIjustme, cat you paste the results of groups command, should be one line
[03:18] <sagredo> for the logs, I got alarm-clock to work, I don't know what I did to fix it, but it's working. I would use the shell but I don't know how to program fades and you got to have a smooth transition when waking up
[03:18] <usser> HIjustme, also make sure /dev/dri exists
[03:19] <kringel> by the way, does anyone here know about broadcom issues on HP laptops? the wireless device does not show up anymore even not with lspci or lshw -c Network  / also modules are not loaded anymore, but lsmod shows me that a bnep a bluetooth module gets loaded, and iwconfig shows no wireless device anymore, but a pan0 (I guess bluetooth?) however, in windows the wireless also disappeared completely. so I guess it is a hardware defect
[03:20] <kringel> funny though, that my laptop (HP G6050EG) has no bluetooth
[03:20] <HIjustme> usser: yes it exists, what command exactly? im new :(
[03:20] <usser> HIjustme, ls -al /dev/dri
[03:20] <usser> HIjustme, what does groups command say?
[03:20] <brent_> kringel - I have a friend who has an HP with broadcom wireless, and his connection is painfully slow, but only when  using certain routers, a very strange problem.
[03:21] <HIjustme> usser: name root adm dialout fax cdrom floppy tape audio dip video plugdev users scanner fuse lpadmin admin sambashare
[03:21] <jeeeez> hi, how do i mount a partition with write permissions enabled?
[03:22] <ZykoticK9> remove AVG?  after reading all these people worried about viruses earlier, I decided to give AVG a try (now i really wish I hadn't).  other then manually removing the files listed in the deb's "Included Files" is there a faster way to uninstall it?  an "apt-cache search avg" does not actually list the AVG program or gui.  the deb reports the package name as avg75fld, but "sudo apt-get remove avg75fld" just reports "Couldn't find package..."
[03:22] <usser> HIjustme, ls -al /dev/dri
[03:22] <Wi_> hi
[03:22] <n2diy_> usser: ok. the current users has uid 1000, so I'd have to change that, add the new user, and give him uid 1000, right?
[03:22] <HIjustme> usser: total 0
[03:22] <HIjustme> drwxr-xr-x  2 root root     60 2009-03-10 00:39 .
[03:22] <HIjustme> drwxr-xr-x 13 root root  14400 2009-03-10 01:03 ..
[03:22] <HIjustme> crw-rw-rw-  1 root root 226, 0 2009-03-10 00:39 card0
[03:22] <FloodBot1> HIjustme: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:22] <Wi_> can u help me?
[03:23] <usser> HIjustme, the permissions on /dev/dri are messed up
[03:23] <kringel> brent_ i found on google that many suffer from suddenly disappeared wireless devices on HP dv series and G6000 and all related. before mine was slow with feisty and gutsy, but since hardy with the new b43 it worked nearly perfectly. but now it's gone. I guess HP is aware of this. thanks anyway
[03:23] <HIjustme> usser: oh
[03:23] <usser> HIjustme, do this sudo chown root:video
[03:23] <usser> HIjustme, err
[03:23] <sagredo> Does Mark Shuttlesworth ever cruz IRC?
[03:23] <tritium> sagredo: yes
[03:23] <usser> HIjustme, sudo chown -R root:video /dev/dri
[03:23] <Wi_> how to mount partiotions after rebooting?
[03:23] <sagredo> or is he too busy chilling in outer space
[03:23] <kringel> sagredo: as sabdfl ;-)
[03:23] <jeeeez> hi, how do i mount a partition with write permissions enabled?
[03:23] <sagredo> kringel: :x, what is the meaning?
[03:24] <HIjustme> usser: nothing happens
[03:24] <kringel> sagredo: self announced benevolent dictator for lifetime (I guess)
[03:24] <usser> HIjustme, nothing supposed to happen :) try restarting xorg
[03:24] <jrib> kringel: appointed
[03:24] <usser> HIjustme, ctrl+alt+backspace
[03:24] <crdlb> usser: X already runs as root
[03:25] <tritium> kringel: self-appointed
[03:25] <kringel> yes, self-appointed :-D
[03:25] <sagredo> kringel: wow, makes sense
[03:25] <sagredo> he must have been thinking about this for a long time
[03:26] <usser> crdlb, i suppose it does with gdm. its just that i had the same problem user wasnt in video group and /dev/dri was owned by root:root
[03:26] <jrib> sagredo: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benevolent_Dictator_For_Life
[03:26] <jeeeez> why does nautilus open up in a weird way[the window without any theme] when i use sudo nautilus?
[03:26] <HIjustme> usser:done
[03:26] <usser> crdlb, and dri wasnt working on the users account
[03:26] <Wicked> !backup
[03:26] <crdlb> usser: sure, but if there's an EE in the /var/log/Xorg.0.log, you can rule out permissions problems
[03:26] <usser> HIjustme, try glxinfo | grep direct
[03:26] <crdlb> which there is in his case
[03:27] <Pirate-King> hello
[03:27] <usser> crdlb, i had actually EE in xorg.log saying something along similar lines aboun not being able to initialize dri
[03:27] <sagredo> jrib: impressive link
[03:27] <HIjustme> usser: same as last time
[03:27] <Pirate-King> anyone using a Quick cam for notebooks in ubuntu 8.10 with skype?
[03:27] <areay> sebsebseb, i was lucky.... i managed to get my web host to email the password to a new email address...
[03:28] <sebsebseb> areay: lol ok well you can use the live cd to reset them
[03:28] <usser> HIjustme, hm
[03:28] <sebsebseb> areay: and passwords in emails I don't think is that secure, even though it's done for a lot of stuff
[03:29] <HIjustme> usser: so what was the problem you found?
[03:29] <areay> sebsebseb, i know i would normally complain
[03:29] <usser> HIjustme, mine problem was a permissions problem which you just ran a fix for. it appears your case is different
[03:30] <areay> sebsebseb, its 3:30am here man im glad my works done for the night
[03:30] <sebsebseb> areay: yeah here to
[03:30] <sebsebseb> areay: so your from UK?
[03:30] <areay> sebsebseb, im from california, but im i live in the UK now... west sussex
[03:30] <areay> sebsebseb, u?
[03:30] <sebsebseb> areay: South West
[03:30] <HIjustme> sebsebseb : areay : Im from UK too. :)
[03:30] <tritium> areay, sebsebseb: #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[03:31] <|Rad|> hi all
[03:31] <sebsebseb> HIjustme: ok where, and yeah we are off topic hum
[03:31] <areay> tritium lol sorry
[03:31] <grayhane> how do I install a program I downloaded that is in a tar.bz2 file ?
[03:31] <jrib> grayhane: what program?
[03:32] <HIjustme> usser:damn
[03:32] <usser> HIjustme, can you pastebin /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:32] <sebsebseb> or maybe we should go to #ubuntu-uk  :D  for off topic
[03:32] <Pirate_king> anyone using a Quick cam for notebooks in ubuntu 8.10 with skype?
[03:32] <grayhane> jrib Pidgin, the program will not work any longer on icq till I upgrade it
[03:33] <wolter> anybody here with a dell xps m1530 ?
[03:33] <jrib> grayhane: were you asking before about getdeb?
[03:33] <grayhane> jrib, no, I need to upgrade pidgin on my ubuntu system
[03:34] <HIjustme> usser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129060/
[03:34] <akurei> grayhane: y? because icq locked you out?
[03:34] <wolter> anybody using pidgin in ubuntu?
[03:34] <akurei> wolter: y
[03:34] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, :me
[03:34] <HIjustme> wolter - yes
[03:34] <mohan_> hi
[03:34] <wolter> oh, i mean, bonjour
[03:34] <wolter> the pidgin bonjour plugin
[03:34] <akurei> nope
[03:35] <jrib> grayhane: have you checked the relevant bug at bugs.ubuntu.com?  There is usually a sane solution there (maybe a package in -proposed for example)
[03:35] <grayhane> akurei, not sure if it was icq or the pidgin program, just said I needed to upgrade pidgin so I need to know how to install it\
[03:35] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : no i don't use it:(
[03:35] <wolter> nobody?
[03:35] <wolter> oh
[03:35] <wolter> sad.
[03:35] <usser> HIjustme, can you backup your xorg.conf
[03:35] <wolter> hahah
[03:35] <FloodBot1> wolter: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:35] <mohan_> What are all the dependent files for compiling and installing CINELERRA in Ubuntu intreped 8.10 64bit?
[03:35] <usser> HIjustme, cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf ~/xorg.conf
[03:35] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : what is the problem???
[03:35] <genesismachine> is there a list of officially supported cameras in ubuntu?
[03:35] <|Rad|> i need to clone my actual hd (20 gb IDE) to a new 80gb IDE Hd, i did it with the command "dd" at console, but the problem is -dd- made the same partition 20gb and is not showing  all the space left, what can i do
[03:35] <akurei> grayhane: ICQ locked all not-official-clients users out. again. (that's why people started using Jabber/XMPP) You can get the "working" deb from pidgin.im . it will fuck up your apt though.
[03:35] <|Rad|> to have at least 60gb free
[03:36] <usser> |Rad|, grow the partition with gparted
[03:36] <AETE_KRAOUD> genesismachine, : for linux i think there is a site called linux devices
[03:36] <wolter> AETE_KRAOUD, that i get a kernel panic when i enable the account. I know its not pidgin, but rather a problem with my wireless card.
[03:36] <usser> |Rad|, boot into livecd and resize the partition that is
[03:36] <|Rad|> ok
[03:36] <wolter> genesismachine, what type of cameras?
[03:36] <HIjustme> usser: i did the last command you gave me
[03:36] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : hmmm kernel panic e? ohhh that's bad
[03:36] <wolter> AETE_KRAOUD, real bad.
[03:36] <usser> HIjustme, cool can you try using this file instead, open xorg.conf in gedit sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:36] <|Rad|> ok and after that...i just remove the 20gb drive and boot it and thats it?
[03:37] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : are u using the right drivers??
[03:37] <usser> HIjustme, and replace its contents with http://paste.ubuntu.com/129067/
[03:37] <grayhane> akurei, I did get the new program from pidgin, just need to know how to install it. it is in a tar.bz2 file
[03:37] <usser> |Rad|, 20gb is still in the system?
[03:37] <wolter> AETE_KRAOUD, it happened spontaneously before, but i compiled some drivers and now its only with bonjour.
[03:37] <genesismachine> wolter: I have a canon powershot sd770is that I just bought and it doesn't detect in ubuntu 8.10
[03:37] <|Rad|> this is the sistem im on now
[03:37] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : have you tried the modrope command???
[03:37] <|Rad|> 20gb
[03:37] <usser> |Rad|, oh so you re not booted into your new partition?
[03:37] <Armagguedes> hello
[03:37] <jrib> grayhane: check the bug tracker for a better solution first
[03:37] <Kira> Does the tomcat6 package from aptitude come with Tomcat Native?
[03:37] <tritium> AETE_KRAOUD: you mean "modprobe" ;)
[03:37] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : to test some drivers may confilct
[03:37] <wolter> AETE_KRAOUD, no, with which driver?
[03:37] <|Rad|> not yet
[03:38] <usser> |Rad|, you can resize it right now, no need to boot livecd
[03:38] <usser> |Rad|, sudo apt-get install gparted
[03:38] <DarkKnight> hey can anyone tell me how to register my nickname
[03:38] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : you have to test each one:(
[03:38] <usser> |Rad|, sudo gparted from there on its pretty self explanatory
[03:38] <tritium> !register | DarkKnight
[03:38] <jrib> !register > DarkKnight
[03:38] <|Rad|> usser, i have it, let me try
[03:38] <HIjustme> usser: done
[03:38] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : one on one off and so on...
[03:38] <usser> HIjustme, saved the file?
[03:38] <akurei> grayhane: you will need to compile it.
[03:38] <akurei> grayhane: but wait
[03:38] <HIjustme> usser - yep
[03:38] <akurei> grayhane: one sec
[03:38] <usser> HIjustme, restart xorg again, ctrl+alt+backspace
[03:39] <HIjustme> ok
[03:39] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : excpet if you have find someone with the same problem
[03:39] <|Rad|> usser can i pm you?
[03:39] <usser> |Rad|, sure
[03:39] <HIjustme> usser:back
[03:40] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : or if you are in the mood to debugging for weeks...:(
[03:40] <wolter> AETE_KRAOUD, well, the bug is published on launchpad and several people have submitted bug reports and syslogs, yet there is no solution.
[03:40] <usser> HIjustme, glxinfo | grep direct
[03:40] <wolter> not yet.
[03:40] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : hmmm
[03:40] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : trial and error :(
[03:40] <HIjustme> usser:OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect
[03:40] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : try one after the other and after you make all the combinations you will see
[03:41] <usser> HIjustme, argh well its getting better, pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[03:41] <|chiz|> O
[03:41] <wolter> AETE_KRAOUD, but i don't know which to try!
[03:41] <akurei> grayhane: stand by
[03:41] <akurei> grayhane: searching for thread
[03:41] <|chiz|> I'm trying to play a DVD Movie and I keep getting that it totem cannot read source, I tried two disks
[03:41] <wolter> AETE_KRAOUD, anyway, thanks for your interest. I'm going to sleep now.
[03:41] <Kalavoz> yay this worked :)
[03:42] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter, : goodnight
[03:42] <Kalavoz> um, someone can see this, right?
[03:42] <gadu33> org
[03:42] <CrIP> yeah kalvoz
[03:42] <HIjustme> usser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129068/
[03:42] <Kalavoz> thanks CrIP :)
[03:42] <CrIP> no probs kalavoz
[03:43] <akurei> grayhane: http://www.getdeb.net/app/Pidgin <--- this will most probably fuck your apt. you've been warned
[03:43] <qcjn> Requested 'glib-2.0 >= 2.16' but version of GLib is 2.14.2
[03:43] <qcjn> what version do i need
[03:43] <tritium> !language | akurei
[03:43] <akurei> grayhane: but it will fix your problem
[03:43] <wolter> AETE_KRAOUD, but in case you know how i can start off, i'm giving you my email.
[03:43] <qcjn> and where do i get it
[03:44] <grayhane> akurei, thanks
[03:44] <AETE_KRAOUD> wolter: thanks i will try to find some info
[03:45] <akurei> tritium: oh, sorry ... former president bush used the 'f' word in a public debate... there even was a trial about the f word in tv series. so "sorry, american folks for being so prude"
[03:45] <zgmf-x42s> hey all, how do i close the gui so i get to the prompt pnly?  ctrl alt f4?
[03:45] <zgmf-x42s> i forget
[03:45] <wolter> AETE_KRAOUD, you don't know how much I appreciate. My email is in the pm. Thanks.
[03:45] <maxagaz> evolution seems to have bugs on hardy
[03:45] <tritium> akurei: it's channel policy.  Cut the attitude.
[03:45] <maxagaz> especially when using filters
[03:45] <crdlb> qcjn: what are you building?
[03:45] <HIjustme> usser: Well? :)
[03:45] <akurei> gosh
[03:46] <zgmf-x42s> uhhhhhhhh anyone??
[03:46] <fearful> akurei, thats the way life is, filled with policies and such :p
[03:46] <revenger98> hi! someone using SQUID ?
[03:46] <lokoabreu> hello, everytime i start linux.. when is loading... it keeps about 10 seconds loading this: piix4_smbus 0000:00:07.3:  Host SMBus controller not enabled!
[03:46] <lokoabreu> any idea?
[03:46] <akurei> if i wouldn't like you guys so much...
[03:46] <r3nt4c0p> anyone willing to help a noobie set up ubuntu as we speak?  I'm on step 4 of 7 in the partitioning area
[03:46] <genesismachine> yeah guys, the camera (as far as ubuntu is concerned) just doesn't seem to exist. It doesn't even mount or anything. The camera also seems to be getting no signal from my comp... It's in the correct mode, so I'm at a loss for what to do
[03:46] <usser> HIjustme, im kind of lost, trying to google it
[03:46] <akurei> r3nt4c0p: what do you need to know?
[03:46] <gonewestcoast> genesismachine: What make and model of camera?
[03:47] <gonewestcoast> genesismachine: Does dmesg detect its presence?
[03:47] <genesismachine> r3nt4c0p: sure, if you have questions, you can ask me, but I don't know for how I'll be on
[03:47] <HIjustme> usser:ok, so basically my gfx IS installed but not configured or something?
[03:47] <r3nt4c0p> my options are Guided-use entire disk, or manual...i'm on a computer with XP and I'd rather not wipe the disk
[03:47] <revenger98> I need to use ETTERCAP on SQUID ? is it possible?
[03:47] <genesismachine> gonewestcoast: canon powershot sd770is. There's no info online regarding it + ubuntu. I don't know what dmesg is, gimme a sec to look up
[03:47] <akurei> r3nt4c0p: use manual
[03:48] <r3nt4c0p> scanning
[03:48] <usser> HIjustme, it might be a bug in xorg. seems like a lot of ppl have a similar issue
[03:48] <akurei> r3nt4c0p: make a 5 GB / with ext3, 1024 MB for swap with swap and the rest for /home with ext3
[03:48] <ryanprior> I'm on Intrepid Ibex and my computer won't recognize any CDs. It used to recognize them no problem. Whether it is an Ubuntu CD, a CD with software on, or a blank CD, nothing is registered and nothing shows up in /media/cdrom. What can I do?
[03:48] <akurei> leave the ntfs/hpfs partition untouched
[03:49] <usser> HIjustme, can you pastebin the results of dpkg -l | grep xserver-xorg-video
[03:49] <usser> HIjustme, also are you sure your system is completely up to date?
[03:49] <HIjustme> usser: ok. how do i know if it is?
[03:50] <HIjustme> usser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129070/
[03:51] <felixsulla> How do you show the names for things on your panel across the top in Gnome Ubuntu?
[03:51] <genesismachine> gonewestcoast: I typed in dmesg before and after, and then 10 seconds after plugging in, and it still doesn't show anything different
[03:51] <Suikwan> Can anyone help me setup a DLink DWL-G520 wireless card?
[03:51] <tritium> akurei: while you're at it, avoid insulting entire cultures/countries.  That would also be agains the channel code of conduct.
[03:51] <usser> HIjustme, you don't. just basically search the ubuntu's launchpad for similar bugs if none are exist open a bug and attach all relevant information your /etc/X11/xorg.conf your Xorg.0.log the results of dpkg command, groups
[03:51] <tritium> against, even
[03:51] <crdlb> HIjustme: according to that forum post, it was working fine a week ago
[03:51] <gonewestcoast> genesismachine: Then it's either not connecting, or not detecting.  Even with a lack of driver support it'll show something.  Hardware fault somewhere.
[03:51] <akurei> tritium: salt in my wounds
[03:51] <Nasra> hi, this question was asked before without answer ....how do I know what version of ubuntu I have?
[03:51] <Nasra> thanks
[03:51] <akurei> but aye
[03:51] <usser> HIjustme, the card is there it recognizes it fine, just cant enable drm
[03:52] <crdlb> HIjustme: what have you done since to break it? :)
[03:52] <usser> HIjustme, thats intrepid right? lsb_release -a
[03:53] <HIjustme> crdlb: where did it say it was working fine? its never been fine, always Low FPS :(
[03:53] <b1n42y> test
[03:53] <crdlb> HIjustme: post 17: direct rendering = yes
[03:53] <HIjustme> usser 8.04
[03:53] <sebsebseb> !release !  akurei
[03:53] <b1n42y> |
[03:53] <sebsebseb> !release |  akurei
[03:53] <|Rad|> usser look at the pm
[03:53] <sebsebseb> b1n42y: yes I know
[03:53] <wookienz> hi, in fstab i have a mount defintion that has the user attirbute set. I have mounted the drive as the user, but i can write or "ls' it.  i get permission denied.
[03:54] <sfuentes> anybody in here use skype?
[03:54] <Nasra> Is there a way how to findout what version of ubuntu I have?
[03:54] <genesismachine> gonewestcoast: I'm reluctant to believe it's a hardware issue since it's a straight out of the box new camera... let me reboot and check in os x if the problem also exists there
[03:54] <crdlb> HIjustme: that is a very slow GPU, and intel doesn't have much motivation to optimize it, but it was working a week ago
[03:54] <b1n42y> sebsebseb: i know i was being condascedning
[03:54] <Nasra> thanks
[03:54] <sebsebseb> sfuentes: no, but yes it works in Ubuntu, but I know how can phone loads of countires for free
[03:54] <tritium> Nasra: lsb_release -a
[03:54] <usser> HIjustme, try enabling backports repository in synaptic see if there's an update for xorg-intel driver
[03:54] <genesismachine> nasra: system -> about ubuntu
[03:54] <akurei> sebsebseb: okay, so what?
[03:54] <felixsulla> How do you show the names for things on your panel across the top in Gnome Ubuntu?
[03:54] <Nasra> tritium: thanks
[03:55] <HIjustme> usser: how?
[03:55] <crdlb> felixsulla: the names of the applets?
[03:55] <Suikwan> Can anyone help me setup a DLink DWL-G520 wireless card?
[03:55] <some1normal> need help i have to activ the swap partition after each  reboot this is the fstab : proc /proc proc defaults 0 0UUID=dd8b157b-f418-40d1-85ab-6056ee9cff74 / ext3 relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1
[03:55] <some1normal>  UUID=2803c9e9-bff5-42c9-845a-d31859a506fb swap sw 0 0
[03:55] <some1normal> /dev/hda /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0 0
[03:55] <gonewestcoast> genesismachine: lsusb might help.
[03:55] <kitche> crdlb: yeah the last ubuntu  update from what I have seen broke the intel driver just so you know since HIjustme is not the first one to ask help about it
[03:55] <Dreamglider> Is ext fs safer/better than NTFS ?
[03:55] <gonewestcoast> But are you SURE you're connected from the camera's perspective?
[03:55] <felixsulla> crdlb: when you mouse over, it shows a "tag", how do you show those all the time?
[03:55] <sfuentes> sebsebseb: i was just wondering how it compares to other im/voip clients
[03:55] <crdlb> felixsulla: you want the tooltips up all the time?
[03:55] <Nasra> lsb_release -a
[03:55] <sebsebseb> sfuentes: Skype works nicely, and Linux has   voip stuff as well
[03:56] <usser> HIjustme, sudo synaptic
[03:56] <HIjustme> kitche: oh ok, is there anything that the intel driver wil work fine on?
[03:56] <crdlb> kitche: on hardy? :/
[03:56] <gonewestcoast> Dreamglider: Depends what you're doing.
[03:56] <tritium> Nasra: not in your IRC client.  On the command line.
[03:56] <usser> HIjustme, settings->repositories->updates
[03:56] <felixsulla> crdlb: Is that not possible?
[03:56] <b1n42y> does anyone know of the next LTS?
[03:56] <kitche> crdlb: oh he's on hardy hmm don't think that has issues though I just know of the intrepid issue
[03:56] <Nasra> tritium: thought so lol....thanks
[03:56] <usser> HIjustme, unsupported updates hardy-backports
[03:56] <sebsebseb> b1n42y: that will be 2010 I guess
[03:56] <felixsulla> crdlb: Or if you drag a folder to the panel, you cant see its name/location
[03:56] <kitche> crdlb: was a bit busy svning llvm+clang so I didn't catch everything
[03:57] <tacosarecool> heo I stop this annoying dimming
[03:57] <tacosarecool> how
[03:57] <b1n42y> sebsebseb: wow i was gonna say thats ages but thats next year 2010 wow that looks so startrekky lol
[03:57] <HIjustme> usser: none for intel
[03:57] <usser> HIjustme, worked fine for me on hardy. it was GM965 though not 945
[03:57] <tacosarecool> and ubuntu is lagging
[03:58] <usser> HIjustme, you put the tick there and tried updating your packages?
[03:58] <crdlb> felixsulla: oh, I don't think you can give launcher labels
[03:58] <HIjustme> usser: is there another distro which will be good for my intel gfx?
[03:58] <sebsebseb> b1n42y: startrekky wtf
[03:58] <tritium> HIjustme: ubuntu supports intel just fine
[03:58] <sebsebseb> b1n42y: and  most people would be using whatever  is the latest non LTS version
[03:58]  * b1n42y lifts the rock from above sebsebseb
[03:58] <sebsebseb> b1n42y: would  be fine suing
[03:59] <some1normal> need help i have to activ the swap partition after each  reboot this is the fstab : proc /proc proc defaults 0 0
[03:59] <some1normal> UUID=dd8b157b-f418-40d1-85ab-6056ee9cff74 / ext3 relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1
[03:59] <some1normal>  UUID=2803c9e9-bff5-42c9-845a-d31859a506fb swap sw 0 0
[03:59] <some1normal> /dev/hda /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0 0
[03:59] <FloodBot1> some1normal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:59] <HIjustme> tritium; not for me ;(
[03:59] <sebsebseb> b1n42y: sayings humm   I have an idea what  that might have meant, but not that sure
[03:59] <b1n42y> !pastebin | some1normal:
[03:59] <tacosarecool> yes I have a dock but it shouldn't be lagging this bad
[03:59] <usser> HIjustme, i dont know ubuntu intrepid. fedora. debian lenny
[03:59] <tritium> HIjustme:  which release are you running?
[03:59] <usser> HIjustme, pretty much any of them should work, but then again hardy should work fine with it as well
[03:59] <HIjustme> tritium: 8.04
[03:59] <some1normal> ok sorrrry
[03:59] <b1n42y> sebsebseb: star trek = futuristic ... is all i meant
[03:59] <tritium> HIjustme: try 8.10, then
[04:00] <anahata> hi room
[04:00] <HIjustme> tritium, that will work? (more fps in et) :)
[04:00] <sebsebseb> b1n42y: I don't watch Star Trek,   Futurama is a good show.  anyway this is off topic
[04:00] <b1n42y> true
[04:00] <Dreamglider> gonewestcoast: i have a usb flash that needs formating, since im dualbooting i was wondering what fs would be the better/safer one for the flash disk.
[04:00] <anahata> my downloaded Ubuntu .iso passed md5, but the disk i burned won't boot
[04:01] <HIjustme> usser: my game wont run now :(
[04:01] <b1n42y> anahata: have you got bios to boot from cd
[04:01] <tritium> HIjustme: I don't know what problem you have specific to your hardware.  Intel graphics have always been supported.  At any rate, it's always best to try the latest release when you're having issues.
[04:01] <anahata> i *thought* i did
[04:01] <math> anahata:did you verify the disk after burning?
[04:01] <anahata> verify with md5? i did md5
[04:01] <HIjustme> tritium:ok
[04:01] <sebsebseb> !md5
[04:01] <anahata> i can't check the cd for errors because it won't boot to that screen
[04:02] <b1n42y> anahata: md5 download and md5 burned iso
[04:02] <sebsebseb> anahata: no you  check the ISO
[04:02] <anahata> oh ok brb
[04:02] <etzerd> hello all
[04:02] <HIjustme> tritium: how do i completely remove 8.04 so i can install a higher version?
[04:02] <anahata> wait - md5 the .iso or the burned cd?
[04:02] <usser> HIjustme, im reluctant to suggest to upgrade from long term support distribution just because of a buggy driver but it seems like a chance
[04:02] <math> anahata:did you verify the iso file you download from the net and the one on your disk or the burned disk?
[04:02] <anahata> i didn't burn the .iso, i burned the cd
[04:02] <sebsebseb> anahata: yes and also is your BIOS  set up to boot from CD?
[04:02] <anahata> brb
[04:03] <HIjustme> usser:ok
[04:03] <anahata> lemme check the .iso
[04:03] <tritium> HIjustme:  you can either upgrade, or do a completely new install
[04:03] <etzerd> I unstall the 64 bit version and I install the 32 bit instead everything works fine for me now.
[04:03] <etzerd> thanks to you all
[04:03] <HIjustme> tritium: upgrade will be easier i think
[04:03] <b1n42y> etzerd: thanks for calling come back soon
[04:03] <kitche> anahata: if you did not burn the iso then most likely you might have just an iso on the cd and not the filesystem
[04:03] <etzerd> now how can I install and play DVD?
[04:03] <anahata> actually brb, i'm gonna go check my bios settings bbs!
[04:03] <tritium> HIjustme: before you do either, I'd boot from the LiveCD, and see if it works as you expect it to.
[04:03] <b1n42y> etzerd: VLC
[04:03] <anahata> kitche: what? i burned a cd from iso
[04:03] <etzerd> how can I get that?
[04:04] <anahata> kitche: the cd actually works partially because it asked me if i wanted to install within windows
[04:04] <usser> HIjustme, right as tritium said boot into livecd and see if you get direct rendering on it
[04:04] <anahata> like right now an ubuntu m enu comes up
[04:04] <usser> HIjustme, ie glxinfo | grep direct has to say yes
[04:04] <b1n42y> etzerd: sudo apt-get install vlc
[04:04] <dotblank> does it matter if a preseed file's options are in order?
[04:04] <HIjustme> ok
[04:04] <b1n42y> etzerd: or use synaptic
[04:04] <etzerd> thanks
[04:04] <HIjustme> usser:ok, so i just put the cd in then what :D
[04:05] <etb> is there a gui tool that controls which services load on boot?
[04:05] <ss_> Y it is necessary to install build-essential if I want to install Ruby on Rails on my Ubuntu 8.10 System?
[04:05] <b1n42y> etb: bum
[04:05] <tritium> etb: System -> Administration -> Services
[04:05] <anahata> wait - i did check the .iso with md5, that's what i downloaded.. now to look at the cd
[04:05] <usser> HIjustme, boot from it, open terminal and type glxinfo | grep direct
[04:06] <HIjustme> usser: ok
[04:06] <n2diy> if my hard drive was failing, would I have any clues/warnings to alert me to it?
[04:06] <anahata> ok i don't see any hashes for the ubuntu cd, just for the .iso .... what are you guys talking about to check the cd?
[04:06] <b1n42y> !bum | etb
[04:06] <HIjustme> usser: then if it says no then ill just try upgrade?
[04:06] <HIjustme> usser: if it says yes then what?
[04:07] <etb> b1n42y: thanks
[04:07] <tacosarecool> ah the lag
[04:07] <tritium> HIjustme: then it's working as you want it, and you can consider upgrading, or reinstalling from scratch with 8.10
[04:07] <tacosarecool> How do I stop desktop dimming
[04:07] <anahata> i'm gonna check my bios settings, bbl
[04:07] <tacosarecool> laptop
[04:07] <usser> HIjustme, if its hardy livecd then im puzzled
[04:07] <usser> HIjustme, if its intrepid, i guess it means that it should work on intrepid
[04:08] <tacosarecool> and ubuntu is being laggy
[04:08] <dgimse> is there an xubuntu channel were i can seek help
[04:08] <ryanprior> I'm on Intrepid Ibex and my computer won't recognize any CDs. It used to recognize them no problem. Whether it is an Ubuntu CD, a CD with software on, or a blank CD, nothing is registered and nothing shows up in /media/cdrom. What can I do?
[04:08] <tritium> dgimse: #xubuntu
[04:08] <ryanprior> !xubuntu | dgimse
[04:08] <tacosarecool> hopefully it won't be so laggy in januty
[04:08] <b1n42y> tacosarecool:  sys>pref>power management
[04:08] <dgimse> thx tritium
[04:09] <HIjustme> tritium: thanks mate, im off to bed now, 4:08am here
[04:09] <uvacav> anyone know a good source of free fonts? Im looking for a version of the "old english" type fonts but failing miserably
[04:09] <tritium> Good night, HIjustme.
[04:09] <math> anahata : the  iso file is a image that you burn a cd , you dont burn the file, you burn the image contain in it. after you download the iso file, you check it whti the md5 provided on the download location, if both are the same, you can burn the image using the iso file, with the burning program after burning it, you can check it
[04:09] <HIjustme> usser: thanks mate, im off to bed now, 4:04am here
[04:09] <usser> HIjustme, no problem, hope you fix it
[04:09] <ryanprior> uvacav: Droid and Liberation are popular right now, but neither are loopy handwriting if that's what you are looking for.
[04:09] <HIjustme> usser, tritium, if its still broke then you will see me pretty soon on here :D
[04:10] <tritium> HIjustme: I'll be here.
[04:10] <CyBurnett> In my star menu somewhere? I used to have an entry to install Ubuntu 8.10 on a USB stick, It seems to have dissapeared,where do I find it
[04:11] <akurei> hey tritium: sorry about bad language. been in som ekind of bad modd since yesterday... won't happen again
[04:11] <tritium> akurei: no worries.  Thanks.  :)
[04:11] <qcjn> i ve installeed glib 2.16.0 but still ask me .....Requested 'glib-2.0 >= 2.16' but version of GLib is 2.14.2n
[04:12] <uvacav> ryanprior: yeah im more looking for a more specific family of fonts. "old english" fonts are like what the New York Times uses for their logo (and old english the malt liquor actually). but thanks anyways
[04:12] <bullgard4> Wo finde ich eine Beschreibung de Firefox-Plugins 'ubiquity'? Das Eingeben von 'about:ubiquity' erzeugt keine Ausgabe bei mir.
[04:12] <revenger98> anyone using ETTERCAP & SQUID ?
[04:12] <b1n42y> qcjn: you need higher glib
[04:12] <ryanprior> uvacav: I think that searching Google for a free font repository would probably be your best bet.
[04:13] <qcjn> b1n42y ok
[04:13] <ryanprior> My computer won't recognize any CDs. It used to recognize them no problem. Whether it is an Ubuntu CD, a CD with software on, or a blank CD, nothing is registered and nothing shows up in /media/cdrom. What can I do?
[04:13] <qcjn> b1n42y  http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/glib/   which one
[04:14] <math> ryanprior:try to mount it manually and check what is the error reported
[04:14] <bullgard4> Where can I find a description of the Firefox plugin 'ubiquity'? Entering 'about:ubiquity' in Firefox' input line does not produce any result with me.
[04:14] <ryanprior> math: how do I mount it manuallyZ?
[04:14] <b1n42y> qcjn: 2.19? its asking for something thats equall to or higher than 2.16
[04:14] <qcjn> b1n42y  and does it means from 2.16 and higher
[04:15] <b1n42y> qcjn: you are saying you have 2.14
[04:15] <qcjn> b1n42y  ok
[04:15] <math> mount -t (type) /media/cdrom /dev/something
[04:15] <b1n42y> 2.16 onwards inclusive
[04:15] <qcjn> b1n42  it says
[04:16] <qcjn> Requested 'glib-2.0 >= 2.16' but version of GLib is 2.14.2
[04:16] <math> the type for a cd is iso... something
[04:16] <ryanprior> math: Ah, I figured something out. I can manually mount the CD. How do I get it to mount automatically when I put it in?
[04:16] <b1n42y> qcjn: you need at least 2.16
[04:16] <math> ryanprior:most of the time it's a permission problem
[04:16] <qcjn> b1n42y  well thats is waht i ve installed
[04:17] <b1n42y> qcjn: but version of GLib is 2.14.2
[04:17] <crdlb> qcjn: what are you building?
[04:18] <qcjn> b1n42y  gmpc
[04:18] <math> ryanprior:try to log as root and insert the cd
[04:18] <crdlb> qcjn: that's not in the repos?
[04:18] <qcjn> b1n42y for puppylinux
[04:18] <ryanprior> math: I'd rather not log in as root. Ubuntu isn't designed to do that.
[04:19] <qcjn> b1n42y but the basic are the same
[04:19] <crdlb> qcjn: if you're using puppylinux, you're in the wrong channel
[04:19] <math> no but you can check that way if this is a permission problem, just one time
[04:19] <omer24> networking's just died on a nely installed ubuntu 8.10.. can't get eth0 working.. any ideas?
[04:20] <b1n42y> omer24: from suspend?
[04:20] <ryanprior> math: I tried inserting the CD and right-clicking the CD icon, selecting "rescan", and it then mounts the CD.
[04:20] <qcjn> b1n42y crdlb the learning is the same
[04:20] <ryanprior> math: Apparently it just doesn't bother to scan the CD when I put it in the drive.
[04:20] <omer24> b1n42y: No. Just died after trying to get wireless working.
[04:20] <omer24> b1n42y: Reboot didn't help, either.
[04:20] <crdlb> qcjn: but ubuntu 1) has it in the repos and 2) has a new enough glib in hardy and above
[04:21] <qcjn> b1n42y crdlb and compiling will be useful to in ubuntu, that i have
[04:21] <crdlb> qcjn: however, gmpc 0.14 will work on your distro's version of glib
[04:21] <math> ryanprior:after all you just insert a cd, it's not if you absolutely want to access it!
[04:21] <crdlb> since that's what was in ubuntu gutsy
[04:22] <omer24> b1n42y: /etc/init.d/networking restart failed also
[04:22] <ryanprior> qcjn: One of the assumptions we make here is that you can use apt-get and the Ubuntu repositories to get the software that you need. When those assumptions do not hold, we don't give effective help. Please join ##linux for more general help -- there are many informative and friendly people in that channel.
[04:22] <qcjn> crdlb so you suggest that i get gmpc 0.14
[04:22] <omer24> Anyone got any ideas about how to restore eth0?
[04:23] <johni> hello everbody
[04:23] <ryanprior> math: Do you know if there is a way to explicitly require that my computer scans CDs as they are inserted?
[04:23] <johni> simple dillema, can I setup the mtu on wlan0 ?
[04:23] <b1n42y> omer24: what did you do when trying to get wireless working
[04:24] <qcjn> ryanprior thanks
[04:24] <math> ryanprior:no I dont know the process normally responsible of doing that
[04:24] <qcjn> thanks to b1n42y & crdlb
[04:24] <gonewestcoast> DreamThief: In most cases FAT.
[04:24] <qcjn> see ya
[04:24] <omer24> b1n42y: Wireless is working, kind of.. but there seems to be an issue with the adapter. Works neother in Ubuntu nor Vista. Wired was working fine. Selecting a wireless connection froze Ubuntu.
[04:25] <Drizzt321> I'm trying to print using some certificates that I bought at staples. Unfortunately, I see the text I printed also offset part way, probably because it was still on the roller. I had the paper set to plain in the printing options. What thickness should I use? Bond? Thick Paper?
[04:25] <johni> I added the config in /etc/network/interfaces but the mtu does not change even after reboot
[04:25] <ryanprior> math: Well at least now I have a better idea of what questions to ask, and I know that it's a software problem rather than a hardware problem.
[04:25] <ghindo> I'm having trouble mounting an NTFS-formatted flash drive on Ubuntu 8.04.  How can I fix this?
[04:25] <ryanprior> ghindo: "having trouble" is too vague for us to give effective help. Can you describe the problem more precisely?
[04:25] <b1n42y> omer24: what does Works neother in Ubuntu nor Vista. mean
[04:26] <math> ryanprior:maybe hal
[04:26] <jeeves> what is the syntax to back up the /home/ dir to a remote box?
[04:26] <omer24> b1n42y: Forget wireless for a moment.. it's wired I;m worried about.. it's a Sony laptop, and wireless doesn't properly connect in Vista either.
[04:27] <ryanprior> jeeves: there are many ways you could do that, really. rsync is a good one -- you can read the man page.
[04:27] <ryanprior> jeeves: here's a hint: rsync -av host: /dest
[04:28] <b1n42y> omer24: have you tried resetting router
[04:28] <omer24> b1n42y:  I'm looking for a command or 2 to restore my eth0 connection.
[04:28] <jhonnyboy> Hello everyone. I need help formatting a fat32 USB into the ext3 file system in order for me to make a Start Up Ubuntu USB drive.
[04:28] <jeeves> ryanprior, I'm trying to use "rsync /home/*.* jeeves@remote_host.ca:/backup"
[04:28] <n2diy> jeeves: how are you? Take a look at sbackup, it can do remote backup and restores.
[04:28] <jhonnyboy> I did fdisk /media/disk ,but i got this error "I don't know how to handle files with mode 40700
[04:28] <jhonnyboy> You will not be able to write the partition table.
[04:28] <jhonnyboy> "
[04:28] <ghindo> ryanprior: Sure.  When I plug in the flash drive, I get the error message "Cannot mount volume," followed by more details.  Should I post the entirety of the error message?
[04:28] <omer24> b1n42y: Not tried that, working ok with my xp laptop.
[04:29] <ryanprior> jeeves: I suggest using the -av flags. Look them up in the manual, if you haven't already. If you're getting some sort of error, let's hear it.
[04:29] <jeeves> n2diy, I'd like to get rdiff-backup to work properly from a windows box to this Linux box
[04:30] <ryanprior> ghindo: It is helpful for us to see exact error messages. If the message is more than a couple lines long, please use pastebin so that it doesn't take up space in the channel.
[04:30] <ryanprior> !pastebin | ghindo
[04:30] <tacosarecool> My screen just randomly dims has nothing to do with power settings
[04:30] <b1n42y> omer24: could be to do with leases and the fact you where fiddling with stuff, i had problems with NM till i switched to wicd, so theres another option that you can try for your wireless ( but that sounds like hardware maybe)
[04:30] <tacosarecool> I'm on toshiba a105-s4074
[04:30] <n2diy> jeeves: ah, ok, can't help with the Windows side of things, unless it is 95?
[04:30] <jhonnyboy> How can i format a USB drive?
[04:31] <b1n42y> jhonnyboy: gparted
[04:31] <omer24> b1n42y:  Thanks, I'll look into that.
[04:31] <jeeves> n2diy, no worries
[04:31] <Titan8990> jhonnyboy, mke2fs /dev/sdxx
[04:31] <jhonnyboy> Titan: it is a USB drive. I tried fdisk /media/disk but that didn't work.
[04:31] <ryanprior> tacosarecool: I also have a toshiba a105-s with the same problem. I've had to work all sorts of ACPI hacks to keep the screen from dimming, keep the USB subsystem from shorting out, etc. That's a really fun computer to run Ubuntu on, believe you me.
[04:32] <Titan8990> jhonnyboy, thats not its device name, that is its mount point
[04:32] <Titan8990> jhonnyboy, sudo fdisk -l
[04:32] <Titan8990> jhonnyboy, that will give you the device name, you can use gparted GUI as suggested
[04:33] <jhonnyboy> found it :)
[04:33] <jhonnyboy> /dev/sdc
[04:33] <tacosarecool> I hope this is fixed in januty
[04:33] <Titan8990> jhonnyboy, also, you will probably want to do mkfs.vfat if you want it to be readable in linux
[04:33] <TooR4u> how to view the wireless network connection password, which is stored previously ..????
[04:33] <Titan8990> jhonnyboy, err windows I mean
[04:33] <tacosarecool> oh yeah 8.04 ran well though
[04:33] <tacosarecool> just not 8.10
[04:33] <ghindo> ryanprior: Nevermind, I figured it out on my own.  Thanks for the help anyway!
[04:33] <ryanprior> ghindo: It's best when problems resolve themselves! If something goes awry, come and ask again.
[04:33] <jhonnyboy> Titan: all i want it for is as a Ubuntu Startup USB
[04:33] <tacosarecool> ryan did you have a problem when you were on 8.04
[04:34] <Titan8990> jhonnyboy, then format it in ext with the first suggested command
[04:34] <jhonnyboy> the mke2fs?
[04:34] <Titan8990> jhonnyboy, yes
[04:34] <jhonnyboy> mke2fs /dev/sdc?
[04:34] <ryanprior> tacosarecool: I forget, to be honest. Every time a new Ubuntu comes out it's new problems with that laptop. What I do is keep a bunch of kernels on it and make notes on which ones are the best, so that I can submit hints to the kernel team.
[04:35] <Titan8990> jhonnyboy, you may want to create a partition with fdisk
[04:35] <bullgard4> Where can I find a description of the Firefox plugin 'ubiquity'? Entering 'about:ubiquity' in Firefox's input line does not produce any result with me.
[04:35] <ryanprior> tacosarecool: I haven't tested Jaunty on that laptop yet, but you can download the alpha LiveCD and try it if you're feeling adventurous.
[04:35] <Titan8990> jhonnyboy, I know that it is usually not needed for media like that but I am not sure how it affects the drive being bootable
[04:35] <jhonnyboy> k
[04:35] <TooR4u> how to view the wireless network connection password, which is stored previously ..????
[04:36] <jhonnyboy> Titan: making a partition in ubuntu automatically makes it a ext3? so i can boot off of it?
[04:36] <b1n42y> TooR4u: maybe in router? 192.168.0.1
[04:36] <Titan8990> jhonnyboy, no fdisk creates partitions, mke2fs formats that partition to ext2
[04:36] <ryanprior> TooR4u: Applications -> Accessories -> Passwords and Encryption Keys, I believe.
[04:36] <Titan8990> jhonnyboy, then its readdy
[04:37] <jhonnyboy> Titan : Thank you for all your help
[04:37] <b1n42y> ryanprior: i dont think he will find it there
[04:38] <ryanprior> b1n42y: Well, they are definitely stored somewhere other than the router.
[04:39] <ryanprior> b1n42y: Whenever you tell the computer to remember a password, it puts it somewhere; and I think that's where it puts its wireless keys.
[04:39] <b1n42y> ryanprior: i just checked
[04:40] <ryanprior> b1n42y: In that case, I think perhaps network-manager keeps them. If you right-click on network-manager-applet and click "edit connections", does it have the listing there?
[04:40] <selocol> Can someone kindly help me with a regexp problem?
[04:41] <tc111> ryanprior: right-click on the NetworkManager icon -> Edit Connections -> Wireless Tab -> Choose Connection -> Edit
[04:41] <b1n42y> ryanprior: only place ..lol was gona say that but he said prior passwords as if to say hes used a different one
[04:41] <ryanprior> !anyone | selocol
[04:41] <selocol> I can't figure out the regexp for "[bob]" in the string "bob bob [bob] bob"? Why isn't it "\\B[bob]\\B"? Thanks for any help!!
[04:41] <ryanprior> tc111: Ah, that makes sense. It's too bad that they aren't both places.
[04:42] <b1n42y> !ask | selocol
[04:42] <meshuggah> salut tout le monde!
[04:42] <tc111> ryanprior: too bad he left before he got his answer... impatience.
[04:42] <ryanprior> "[bob] matches the letters b or o. so, "bob [bob] bob" matches "bob b bob" or "bob o bob"
[04:43] <selocol> ryanprior: i don't understand?
[04:43] <ryanprior> tc111: Oh well. Now everybody paying attention in the room has it fresh in their memories and can answer when he comes back. amirite?
[04:43] <selocol> ryanprior: what regexp can recognize the brackets?
[04:43] <tc111> ryanprior: too true
[04:43] <ryanprior> selocol: anything in brackets [] means to match one of the letters in the brackets
[04:44] <selocol> ryanprior: but when I just use "[bob]" it returns all bob's, even the ones w/o brackets
[04:45] <ryanprior> selocol: I suggest that you read this, then reconsider your question: http://rute.2038bug.com/node8.html.gz
[04:45] <selocol> ryanprior: thanks
[04:45] <sanket40> hi guyz..
[04:46] <sanket40> do you know anything about pitivi?
[04:46] <sanket40> is it similar to movie maker. ?
[04:46] <tacosarecool> it's a video editor
[04:46] <coty>  /join #ubuntu+1
[04:46] <sanket40> im a newbie in ubunut..
[04:46] <sanket40> anybody there.?
[04:47] <SEVILLA> hey whats the best way to make runlevel 3 boot to a terminal and not load the gdm
[04:48] <Nalf> I am trying to use UNetbootin to install ubuntu to my PC from my usb drive. I can boot fine from the partition, but when it loads (I assume it's grub that's loading) the characters displayed are all unreadable. Like if you try to open up docx in wordpad or something. Any ideas on how to get around that?
[04:48] <Peddy> SEVILLA, disable GDM from system>administration>services
[04:48] <ryanprior> Nalf: It sounds like something is very fundamentally wrong. Perhaps the image is corrupted.
[04:48] <Peddy> SEVILLA, although, that may not go into runlevel 3, I forgot what the default runlevel is.
[04:49] <Nalf> Ryanprior, I have tried several images and I have even redownloaded UNetbootin.
[04:49] <ryanprior> Nalf: have you tried Ubuntu's supported flash-drive install creator?
[04:49] <SEVILLA> Peddy: the default is runlevel 2 i guess i could use the init command to switch to run 3
[04:50] <ryanprior> Nalf: (System -> Administration -> Create a USB startup disk)
[04:50] <Nalf> Ryanprior: I have no Ubuntu OS at my disposal, otherwise I would. ^_- I'm trying to get around having to go out and buy some blank cds. Horrible, I know.
[04:50] <Peddy> SEVILLA, I think 5 is the default runlevel... I could be wrong, but in any case, disabling gdm should stop X starting, which is pretty much runlevel 3
[04:51] <ryanprior> Nalf: Perhaps you could use WUBI?
[04:51] <meshuggah> where cna i download Ubuntu Vista ?
[04:51] <coreyman> I try to add komodo edit to my path variable with this.. sudo export PATH="~/Komodo-Edit-5/bin:$PATH"
[04:51] <coreyman>  but when I exit bash and open it again when i type komodo it doesnt exist
[04:51] <SEVILLA> Peddy: no it should be 2 type runlevel in your terminal
[04:51] <ryanprior> meshuggah: gnome-look and deviantart both have themes which make Ubuntu look more like Microsoft Windows Vista. I suggest you search those places.
[04:51] <tacosarecool> ryan I got it to stop dimming
[04:51] <coreyman> how can i fix my path?
[04:51] <ryanprior> tacosarecool: Great. What trick did you use?
[04:51] <tacosarecool> I unchecked it in battery power
[04:52] <tacosarecool> the dimming
[04:52] <ryanprior> coreyman: That's a good question for #bash
[04:52] <tacosarecool> Even though it's plugged in to ac
[04:52] <meshuggah> gnome?
[04:52] <ryanprior> tacosarecool: Ah. When you said it didn't have to do with power management, I assumed you had already explored that route.
[04:52] <meshuggah> no window ?
[04:52] <Nalf> Ryanprior: I ran into install issues with WUBI that I couldn't resolve. I suppose I could try it again. It had something to do with.. udevd 6000 sbin/modprobe abnormal exit.. it would hang up for about five minutes, and then it loaded a little bit more and failed around initializing bluetooth?..
[04:52] <coreyman> ryanprior or how about ubuntu... since this has to do with ubuntu path variable and not bash
[04:52] <ryanprior> Nalf: yikes. I hardly know what to say -- it sounds like everything is failing.
[04:53] <LakesProse> anyone know anything about vsftpd complaing it can't load RSA key ?
[04:53] <Peddy> SEVILLA, ok. I don't even think ubuntu uses runlevel 3...https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2006-August/090227.html
[04:53] <ryanprior> coreyman: You might get an answer here if you keep asking, but the path is a shell variable and Ubuntu's shell is Bash, and #bash exists explicitly to deal with bash issues. You'll probably get a satisfactory response if you ask there.
[04:53] <meshuggah> someone talked to me about partitian and 2 boot with MS windows
[04:53] <Brando753> suspend shows a black screen and i cant reaccess my computer
[04:54] <tacosarecool> still laggy
[04:54] <tacosarecool> maybe not
[04:54] <Nalf> Ryanprior: Thanks so much for your help. I'll give it a shot.
[04:54] <ryanprior> Nalf: I hope it works better this time.
[04:54] <tacosarecool> ryan does it lag for you?
[04:54] <tony426> can someone tell me why Handbrake is not in the repos? or a lot of other video tools?
[04:54] <tacosarecool> and how do I make ubuntu run 3 hours on battery power like windows
[04:54] <ryanprior> Brando753: That often happens due to problems with graphics drivers which only the manufacturers can fix.
[04:55] <coty> How can I enable emerald window manager in ubuntu?
[04:55] <ryanprior> tacosarecool: Does what lag?
[04:55] <ryanprior> tacosarecool: My a105-s gets terrible battery life under Ubuntu, usually less than 45 minutes.
[04:55] <SEVILLA> Peddy: you sure cause im using 8.10 and 8.04 and they have runlevels
[04:55] <tacosarecool> ubuntu
[04:55] <tacosarecool> it lags me
[04:55] <ryanprior> tacosarecool: I've found no way to date to improve that.
[04:56] <tritium> Peddy: yes, it does.
[04:56] <tritium> !runlevels | Peddy
[04:56] <ryanprior> tacosarecool: unfortunately, lag is a really vague term. It could be disk I/O with swapping, or CPU spikes due to running processes, or graphics card issues...
[04:56] <coty> Can someone please tell me how to enable emerald window manager in ubuntu
[04:57] <ryanprior> coty: emerald no longer is maintained or supported in Ubuntu. We suggest using Compiz now.
[04:57] <Peddy> SEVILLA, you can edit runlevel startup programs using sysv-rc-conf, and then change the runlevel using init 3
[04:57] <tritium> Peddy: ubuntu/debian don't use runlevel 3
[04:58] <Unikraken> Anyone here have any experience with the Dell Inspiron 1525n? Please pm me if so..
[04:58] <coty> ryanprior, Ok well I made the update to 9.04 and the window manager that compiz uses isn't displaying and no one in #ubuntu+1 is answering me on how to get the window manager back.
[04:58] <SEVILLA> Peddy: ok
[04:58] <ryanprior> !pm | Unikraken
[04:58] <coty> ryanprior, After I enabled compiz it just disappeared on me.
[04:58] <ryanprior> !anyone | Unikraken
[04:58] <n2diy> What kind of socket looks like a Socket 7, but it has a hatch that opens, you insert the cpu, close the hatch, and then the hatch clamp?
[04:58] <tc111> tacosarecool: for power-saving tips, check the post by 'armon_d' here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1002878 . remember, YMMV
[04:58] <ryanprior> coty: That often happens if your graphics card reports that it does not support render extensions.
[04:58] <tritium> SEVILLA: you don't want to use runlevel 3
[04:58] <talntid> coty: metacity --replace &
[04:59] <Peddy> tritium, ubottu says that all runlevels are by default the same, which means he can probably change them using that sysv-rc-conf thing.
[04:59] <scunizi_> n2diy: try ##hardware
[04:59] <Peddy> SEVILLA, if you don't mind me asking, why do you want to get into runlevel 3?
[04:59] <coty> talntid, thank you so MUCH!
[04:59] <n2diy> scunizi, ok thanks.
[04:59] <SEVILLA> Peddy: so i can boot staight to shell
[05:00] <coty> ryanprior, I don't understand why it would since it didn't in 8.10
[05:00] <talntid> np :) did it work for ya?
[05:00] <Peddy> SEVILLA, if you want to do that, just disable GDM from system>admin>services
[05:00] <ryanprior> SEVILLA: I'd suggest using Ubuntu Server if you intend to boot to shell.
[05:00] <unmonkey> Trying to diagnose hang in  8.10 - I believe problem is related to an ACX111 based wireless card. Help walking through confirming this problem, and documenting it would be very much appreciated
[05:00] <tritium> SEVILLA: that is not the correct method.  Ubuntu/Debian don't use runlevel 3.
[05:00] <coty> ryanprior, So does compiz not support geforce 6200 now or something?
[05:01] <ryanprior> !wireless | unmonkey, start here
[05:01] <talntid> coty, did it work for you?
[05:01] <tacosarecool> ryan does ubuntu lag for you though?
[05:01] <coty> talntid, yes thank you VERY! much
[05:01] <talntid> no problem
[05:01] <tritium> SEVILLA: see the "update-rc.d" method here to disable gdm on boot: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-tips.en.html#s-no-x-start
[05:01] <talntid> and compiz does support the 6200
[05:01] <ryanprior> tacosarecool: Yes, it lags in many different ways, but it's quite usable; so if your lag is unbearable, there's probably something bad going on.
[05:01] <SEVILLA> tritium: what do you suggest im just trying stuff out to see how it works
[05:01] <coty> talntid, why won't the window manager work then?
[05:02] <tritium> SEVILLA: see above
[05:02] <tacosarecool> !lag toshiba a105-s0474
[05:02] <tacosarecool> oh it sometimes is unbearable
[05:02] <nibsa1242b> Please help with frequent VLC crashes details -> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m52de18c7
[05:02] <SEVILLA> tritium: and what just disable the symbolic link
[05:02] <tritium> SEVILLA: follow the update-rc.d method, if you want to disable gdm
[05:03] <ryanprior> !nvidia | coty, this might be interesting for you to read
[05:03] <coty> ryanprior, thank you will look into it
[05:04] <coty> ryanprior, I've already installed the restricted drivers
[05:05] <unmonkey> ryanprior, it says that the card works "out of the box", but dmesg really seems to indicate that the failure is there - I can paste if that'd be helpful
[05:05] <coty> ryanprior, I wonder if the problem has to do with the driver I'm using which is 180. I don't remember that driver ever supporting 6200 but ubuntu recommended it for some reason.
[05:05] <SEVILLA> tritium: i read somewhere that i could just delet the symbolic link S30Gdm and create a inittab file with id:3:initdefault: and it would work
[05:06] <ryanprior> coty: I think that's covered somewhere in the documentation, but I don't deal with nvidia hardware myself so I'm really not fresh. I've always had ATI cards.
[05:06] <tritium> SEVILLA: try what you wish
[05:06] <SEVILLA> tritium: this is in etc/rc3.d
[05:07] <coty> ryanprior, Do you think what ever it will be fixed in the final release?
[05:07] <coty> ryanprior, I really don't want to give up compiz
[05:07] <tritium> SEVILLA: not the method I'd pursue, but do as you wish
[05:07] <tacosarecool> ryan do you think if I got a new harddrive for the laptop it would be less laggy
[05:07] <scunizi_>  coty you can use the 173 successfully with that card
[05:08] <coty> ok so it is the driver then
[05:08] <SEVILLA> tritium: k i will look into yours and get back to you
[05:08] <ryanprior> unmonkey: Paste-binning the answers could be helpful. Also, if you don't get an answer here make sure you cross-post to the Ubuntu Forums, which are browsed by many knowledgeable people. Also, file a bug report. Wireless cards really really shouldn't be locking Ubuntu up. Really.
[05:08] <scunizi_> coty: probably.. I had to go the other direction and install the 180.29 for my 8200 card..
[05:08] <tritium> SEVILLA: it's not "mine", per se.  That's the debian/ubuntu way of doing things.  There is no runlevel 3.
[05:08] <coty> why would they recommend 180 if its not supported
[05:09] <ryanprior> coty: We can hope everything will be fixed eventually; but because some things are problems with the closed drivers, and the graphics subsystems are going under some pretty major revisions anyway, I dare not prognosticate things getting better in the short term.
[05:09] <scunizi_> coty: its just the latest.. I had a 6600 gt agp previously and the 173 was fine. faster than what I'm using now on the 8200
[05:10] <tacosarecool> Inteprid was at first the worst upgrade I did it's okay now though
[05:10] <SEVILLA> tritium: ok thanks for the tip
[05:10] <coty> ryanprior, Big changes hmm wonder what there changing in the graphics
[05:11] <ryanprior> tacosarecool: Expect many worse upgrades in the future. Software is tricky and messy, especially in areas like graphics and sound, so we're bound to make big mistakes. Always file bug reports and try to buy hardware that has Free drivers available.
[05:11] <coty> So once the final release comes out I won't have to reinstall will I? all I have to do is install the patches...I hope
[05:11] <tacosarecool> would gtx 260 be a good card
[05:12] <scunizi_> coty: final release?  there's never a final release
[05:12] <coty> Scunizi, true...
[05:12] <ryanprior> coty: Cool stuff is afoot. We're getting a new direct render interface, the graphics execution manager, kernel mode setting, NVIDIA is rolling out this whole VDPAU framework for decoding video on the GPU, lots of new stuff.
[05:12] <coty> Scunizi, been using ubuntu since 6.06 :D
[05:13] <coty> ryanprior, sounds pretty cool! :D
[05:13] <scunizi_> coty: I jumped on at the tail end of Beezy
[05:13] <Athenon__> what does this mean? athenon@subaru:~$ crontab crontab
[05:13] <Athenon__> /var/spool/cron/crontabs/tmp.0vEpwz: Permission denied
[05:13] <coty> brb need to restart and see if using these drivers fixes the problem
[05:13] <tc111> coty, ryanprior: under 8.04LTS and 8.10, only 173 and 177 are available either from 'envyng' or 'hardware drivers'. however, 180 is available in ubuntu+1 (i.e. 9.04)... did you pull 180 directly from nVidia?
[05:14] <unmonkey> well, now I can't cause it to break. Darn?
[05:14] <tritium> tc111: 180 is available in 8.10
[05:14] <tritium> !info nvidia-glx-180
[05:14] <scunizi_> tc111: add the medibuntu repos and you'll get it
[05:14] <tritium> tc111: ^
[05:14] <coreyman> what do the two numbers at the end of the line in /etc/fstab mean.. like this UUID=aaa3b110-9b55-4fdd-8801-0d9acc321d20 /               ext3    relatime,errors=remount-ro 0       1
[05:15] <tc111> tritium: manual compile or install directly from nvidia or from envyng or system->administration->hardware drivers?
[05:15] <tritium> tc111: none of the above
[05:16] <tc111> tritium: then the next question that would logically follow... is it technically supported if not available through 'hardware drivers'?
[05:17] <tritium> tc111: it's in the repositories (package name is nvidia-glx-180).  Note that nVidia downloads and envy are *not* supported.
[05:17] <sami1> Hello people i was wondering if someone could help me with mounting my second HDD where i installed ubuntu
[05:17] <Akuma_s> Nights
[05:17] <Akuma_s> Does somebody knows about an auto-update of the clock in Ubuntu?
[05:17] <rww> coreyman: The first says whether or not filesystems need to be dumped, and is usually 0 these days. The second says whether (and in what order) to check filesystems during bootup, and should be 1 for internal Linux partitions.
[05:18] <coty> Well compiz still doesn't work
[05:18] <ehs1> Akuma_s: yeah, for daylight savings time right
[05:18] <Akuma_s> Where can I find that?
[05:18] <meshuggah> wong channel coty
[05:18] <rww> Akuma_s: It should do it automatically...
[05:18] <tc111> tritium: correct, that's why i only mentioned 'hardware drivers'... which, although present, is for convenience only and not supported... how much more then a package not listed in 'hardware drivers'?
[05:18] <coreyman> rww how come i can see /home in my /dev/sda4 and i dont know of ever creating a symbolic link
[05:18] <coty> meshuggah, lol hey!
[05:18] <meshuggah> :)
[05:18] <Akuma_s> But I dont need it rww
[05:18] <sami1> Hello people ..i was wondering if someone could help me with mounting my second HDD where i installed ubuntu
[05:18] <sami1> i cant seem to find it
[05:19] <lsx> help, how to play mkv video on my intrepid ibex??
[05:19] <Khyron_TD> looks like I'm not the only one with an NVIDIA driver question...
[05:19] <meshuggah> lsx, maybe mplayer
[05:19] <nanotube> !medibuntu | lsx
[05:19] <tritium> tc111: as far as drivers go, we support those in the repositories.  Not just those listed in "Hardware Drivers"
[05:20] <nanotube> lsx: or maybe mplayer or vlc will do that by default...
[05:20] <rww> Akuma_s: Your timezone is set in the /etc/timezone file, and should be one of the zoneinfo names (listed at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_zoneinfo_time_zones). If your time got changed automatically, and it shouldn't have been, you probably have that set wrong.
[05:20] <coty> Ugh i sure hope that compiz gets fixed.
[05:20] <rww> coreyman: I'm not sure what you're asking...
[05:20] <lsx> my vlc n mplayer cannot play that ..
[05:20] <tc111> tritium: and technically, shouldn't any of these questions be posed in #nvidia??
[05:21] <lsx> the sound problem
[05:21] <|Rad|> usser are u there?
[05:21] <meshuggah> ok
[05:21] <meshuggah> i think mine can do it, wait
[05:21] <tritium> tc111: not necessarily.  We often answer nvidia driver questions here, when the ubuntu-packaged drivers are in question
[05:21] <coreyman> rww ok, i just mounted /dev/sda4, i go to the directory it is mounted in, and i can see $username, and home and lost+found, why
[05:21] <Akuma_s> Oooh I just saw it rww, it is also in menu/system/administration/Time and Date...
[05:21] <tc111> tritium: ok... i'll let it go... no harm, no foul... ;)
[05:21] <Khyron_TD> I recently installed the updates shown in Update Manager and (being stupid) I didn't look at what they were. Now the NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver (version 177) doesn't work correctly. What happened/how do I fix it??
[05:21] <tritium> tc111: :)
[05:21] <MK13> any one else having the problem where while running OoO Writer whenever I hover my mouse over the toolbar buttons (close,minimize,maximize) it does a weird transparency thing (Nvidia 177 drivers)
[05:21] <Akuma_s> I just change it from there, was in the wrong zone, tank you rww...
[05:21] <rww> Akuma_s: Oh, yeah. I forget about the easier GUI methods sometimes. Thanks for the note :)
[05:22] <consoleart> hi all...i want to use my SKYPE id in any of ubuntu IM is it possible ?
[05:22] <meshuggah> lsx, no i have only flv file not mkv
[05:22] <lsx> yup
[05:22] <rww> !skype | consoleart
[05:22] <lsx> meshuggah, the flv file can play
[05:22] <lsx> but the problem is mkv
[05:22] <Akuma_s> !skype
[05:22] <rww> coreyman: I assume because you either created a separate /home/ partition at some point, or put the folders there...
[05:23] <consoleart> thnx guys...
[05:23] <Jpdota> hey, i just upgraded from intrepid to jaunty (i know it's alpha, it's in a vm for testing), but whenever i boot, it simply gives me a black screen and the "loading" cursor.  does anyone know what the problem is?
[05:23] <bullgard4> Where can I find a description of the Firefox plugin 'ubiquity'? Entering 'about:ubiquity' in Firefox's input line does not produce any result with me.
[05:23] <rww> Jpdota: Jaunty questions and support in #ubuntu+1, not here, thanks.
[05:23] <Jpdota> rww: thanks
[05:23] <bitburner> #xbins
[05:23] <overlord> I have recently installed Windows XP on /dev/sda1. But when I try to boot it from with Grub, it doesn
[05:24] <overlord> I have recently installed Windows XP on /dev/sda1. But when I try to boot it from with Grub, it doesn't boot up and the grub page reloads. I need to set the mount point for this drive, how do I do that ? *
[05:24] <coreyman> rww ... i just mounted it...
[05:24] <meshuggah> lsx, serch for mkv in your synpativ
[05:24] <meshuggah> lsx, i mean synaptic
[05:24] <nanotube> bullgard4: about:plugins
[05:24] <coreyman> rww this is the first time this has ever been mounted i didnt put anything there
[05:24] <lsx> ok
[05:24] <lsx> tq
[05:24] <nibsa1242b> what do I use to play a mid file?
[05:24] <meshuggah> lsx, i found some for debian lenny, so you probably have in ubuntu they are more up to date
[05:24] <coreyman> i have a seperate /home partition, but it isn't /dev/sda4 it's /dev/sda3
[05:24] <nanotube> coreyman: so you are saying that you have just formatted the partition?
[05:25] <Khyron_TD> I recently installed the updates shown in Update Manager and (being stupid) I didn't look at what they were. Now the NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver (version 177) doesn't work correctly. What happened/how do I fix it??
[05:25] <coreyman> nanotube yes
[05:25] <lsx> ok
[05:25] <coreyman> nanotube i guess i can format it again.....
[05:25] <rww> coreyman: hrm, that's odd then. lost+found is supposed to be there (it's supposed to be on all ext2/3/4 partitions), but home isn't... Is there anything in there, or is it just an empty directory?
[05:25] <nanotube> coreyman: are you sure you formatted the right partition??
[05:25] <Mal3ko> is there anyone familiar with pure-ftpd here?
[05:25] <Jpdota> meshuggah: don't you typically hang out in #debian on oftc?
[05:25] <Mal3ko> i need a help wuith adding users
[05:25] <rww> !midi > nibsa1242b
[05:26] <meshuggah> lsx, i have mplayer and it is th ebest mediaplayer, it can read all tghe type of files i tried
[05:26] <Akuma_s> !midi
[05:26] <meshuggah> Jpdota, yes, but i am borred nmow
[05:26] <coreyman> rww home is empty
[05:26] <coreyman> to all: im not a retard.
[05:26] <nibsa1242b> rww: tnx, googling turned up all kinds of things that made no sense
[05:26] <meshuggah> Jpdota, and want to inform myself about the 9.04 ubuntu
[05:26] <Jpdota> meshuggah: i see...
[05:26] <meshuggah> lol
[05:26] <Brack101> Hey.  Flash video is really crappy and slow on my Ubuntu box...is there anything I can do about it?
[05:27] <overlord> How do I set a mount point for a partition without formating it ?
[05:27] <nanotube> meshuggah: vlc is better than mplayer, imho :)
[05:27] <meshuggah> Jpdota, you, what are you doing here?
[05:27] <coreyman> overlord, edit your /etc/fstab
[05:27] <Akuma_s> In Fstab overlord
[05:27] <bullgard4> nanotube: about:plugins lists a lot of plugins but does not list 'ubiquity'.
[05:27] <meshuggah> nanotube, i prefer vlc, but mplayer can read everything
[05:27] <Mulder> Is there going to be an update to pidgin for ubuntu 8.10? because icq functionality no longer works without an upgrade
[05:27] <Akuma_s> !fstab
[05:27] <overlord> Akuma_s: thanks!!
[05:27] <meshuggah> nanotube, maybe i mis-configuer flc
[05:27] <nanotube> overlord: formatting a partition and mounting it are completely different operations... if you want to mount automatically, look in /etc/fstab, as others said. if you want to manually mount, look at the "mount" command.
[05:27] <zeldarocks> I take it the whole "it will most certainly break your system in bad ways" notice in the
[05:28] <gigglesworth> Hey gang, I installed the package 'psad' using apt. Then I installed 'psad' using the source files. Now, months later I discover that 'psad' is still in my apt database. How can I remove psad from the database, without distrupting the live files?
[05:28] <tritium> Mulder: there are no updates between releases, aside from security and major bug fixes.
[05:28] <zeldarocks> Jaunty channel is 100 percwet true hah?
[05:28] <nanotube> bullgard4: well, then this plugin is not installed... is it a "plugin" or an "extension"?
[05:28] <overlord> nanotube: The drive is not getting detected, so, I cannot mount it.
[05:28] <Jpdota> meshuggah: i use many distros ;)  i'm als o in #fedora-devel and #linuxmint (on spotchat) :P
[05:28] <Khyron_TD> I recently installed the updates shown in Update Manager and (being stupid) I didn't look at what they were. Now the NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver (version 177) doesn't work correctly. What happened/how do I fix it??
[05:28] <nanotube> overlord: usb drive?
[05:29] <bullgard4> Mulder: The German Ubuntu channel says that there is no remedy found yet in a downloadable DEB package format. So please be patient. It will come.
[05:29] <Jpdota> meshuggah: however, debian is my main OS, because it's the most stable, and it works best with my hardware :)
[05:29] <Mulder> bullgard4, alright thanks
[05:29] <meshuggah> Jpdota, i received a opensolaris cd today(the send free) so i will probably install it tomorrow, i too lazy to do it right now, i worked all day
[05:29] <nanotube> Mulder: suggest you use xchat or xchat-gnome instead of pidgin for irc. :)
[05:29] <rww> Mulder, bullgard4: The relevant bug report is at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin/+bug/340075 . There are links in there to PPAs with the new version of Pidgin that apparently fixes it, and getdeb has .deb files for it too. It'll probably also end up in backports.
[05:29] <Mulder> nanotube, icq. i use xchat for irc
[05:29] <Jpdota> meshuggah: opensolaris is quite nice, i love their ui, it's gnome but with a nice theme
[05:29] <tritium> Jpdota, meshuggah: #ubuntu-offtopic for non-support chat
[05:30] <nanotube> Mulder: ah heh, my bad... reading problems at 1.30 am here.. ;)
[05:30] <Mulder> rww, yay.
[05:30] <Jpdota> tritium: roger that
[05:30] <Mulder> nanotube, no problem :)
[05:30] <meshuggah> tritium, sorry i didnt know
[05:30] <Mulder> nanotube, i commit worse atrocities when trying to do math at 1.30
[05:30] <bob__> Hey, can someone help me get my server to share its internet connection
[05:30] <tritium> Jpdota, meshuggah: no worries
[05:30] <nanotube> Mulder: hehe, python does my math for me. :) and R.
[05:31] <zeldarocks> I take it  the "it will most certainly break your system in bad ways" notice in the Jaunty Jackalope channel is 100 percent true huh?
[05:31] <bullgard4> nanotube: I do not know exactly but people in a forum spoke about a 'plugin'.
[05:31] <Mulder> nanotube, lucky you heh
[05:31] <nanotube> Mulder: :)
[05:31] <overlord> nanotube: Nah. Windows Partition
[05:31] <nanotube> bullgard4: what is it supposed to do anyway?
[05:31] <coreyman> figured out my problem, accidentaly mounted /dev/sda3 twice instead of /sda4 on /mnt/windows
[05:32] <nanotube> overlord: try listing all the partitions with "sudo fdisk -l" (that's a lower case L)
[05:32] <nanotube> overlord: see if that shows up...
[05:32] <Lapinux> can someone tell me where to find a full list of available repositories for ubuntu 8.10, im looking for the actual urls
[05:32] <zeldarocks> Guys!!
[05:32] <guy> 哈哈
[05:32] <overlord> nanotube: I installed Windows a yesterday. Reinstalled the grub using the alternate disc of 7.10. And now I cannot boot Win XP.
[05:32] <meshuggah> anybody knows how to make work nvtv or tv-out please?
[05:33] <zeldarocks> guys, please
[05:33] <raylu> overlord: it seems like neither formatting nor mounting are related to your issue
[05:33] <raylu> overlord: you have a bad grub conf
[05:33] <meshuggah> zeldarocks, hiya
[05:33] <Khyron_TD> ah, I have a grub problem too!
[05:33] <zeldarocks> hi
[05:33] <Akuma_s> Overlord, did you tried dmesg?
[05:33] <overlord> raylu: GParted is not showing a mount point for my patition.
[05:33] <overlord> Akusma_S: no
[05:33] <raylu> overlord: for your windows partition?
[05:33] <MK13> overlord: you can also try the "lspci" command and check all detected devices and search for one w/ the same capacity as your windows drive
[05:33] <raylu> Akuma_s: why would dmesg have anything when he tries to boot xp?
[05:33] <nanotube> Khyron_TD: yea, those grubs just burrow into anything, pesky little critters... :D
[05:34] <overlord> raylu: yes, for my windows partition
[05:34] <meshuggah> zeldarocks, what's up?
[05:34] <overlord> nanotube: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129101/
[05:34] <Akuma_s> Check if the HD is detected by the system with that command..
[05:34] <zeldarocks> my question was: I take it that the "it will most certainly break your system in bad ways" notice in the Ubuntu 9.04 channel is 100 % true huh?
[05:34] <rww> Lapinux: There are only four official ones: main, restricted, universe, and multiverse. Example sources.list lines for them are at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine (it's for hardy, but just replace "hardy" with "intrepid" in the example).
[05:34] <Khyron_TD> lol, and then they don't find the darn Windows boot sector >_<
[05:34] <raylu> overlord: having no mountpoint in linux for your windows partition is perfectly fine
[05:34] <huwenfeng> so how can i set the runlevel, or control the runlevel under ubuntu 8.04??
[05:34] <Akuma_s> Try !dmesg for more info
[05:34] <tritium> huwenfeng: we discussed this earlier this evening.
[05:34] <meshuggah> zeldarocks, what?
[05:34] <Khyron_TD> I've been trying to fix the "NTLDR is missing" problem, but can't figure it out >_<
[05:35] <raylu> overlord: but you'll need to explain what you mean by "the drive is not getting detected." no mount point and not detected are totally different things
[05:35] <Nalf> udevd-event[6310]: 'sbin/modprobe/' abnormal exit. When attempting to install my installer hung up at that for about five minutes.. and then it went really fast for a second... until it go to pan0: dropping NetIF_F_UFO since no NETIF_F_HW_CSUM feature. When it got there.. it froze entirely for 15 minutes. Any ideas? ^_^
[05:35] <huwenfeng> tritium: yes, i've looked through the man pages, and i found , i still do not know how to solve my problem
[05:35] <tritium> zeldarocks: if you're not comfortable with the potential of alpha software breaking your system, don't run jaunty yet
[05:35] <bullgard4> nanotube: Well, that is part of my curiosity. It is supposed to alleviate/automate the access to Web information sites. For example, one can access time tables of the local Transport Authority in the Web with your own departure site specified. In a way, a tailor-made way of access to Web information systems.
[05:35] <nanotube> overlord: well, your windows partitions are all there... but none of them are set to bootable (not sure if they should be? anyone else care to chime in?)
[05:35] <overlord> raylu: I cannot mount the Windows partition. I cannot boot Windows.
[05:35] <zeldarocks> Th ubnutu+1 channel says in the topic (reffering to Jaunty Jackalope alpha) "it will most certainly break your system in bad ways" I take it that the notice is 100 percent true huh?
[05:36] <tritium> !runlevels | huwenfeng (Don't forget this)
[05:36] <huwenfeng> tritium: my problem is , i want to know the sequence of the start and stop of services , or the sequence the init scripts are executed,
[05:36] <raylu> overlord: how are you trying to mount the windows partition?
[05:36] <meshuggah> zeldarocks, i suggest you to break your system, you will learn more and faster
[05:36] <rww> zeldarocks: Yes, it's true. I run Jaunty, and my system has broken badly a few times. Thankfully, I know how to fix it, but if you don't, you shouldn't be using it.
[05:36] <bullgard4> nanotube: s/departure site/departure station
[05:36] <zeldarocks> the jaunty install borked my xorg.conf file
[05:36] <huwenfeng> tritium: then, i can put my script in them,
[05:36] <overlord> raylu: I have no clue how do I mount the drive.
[05:36] <raylu> meshuggah: that's best done with another distro
[05:36] <zeldarocks> is it the norm?
[05:36] <raylu> overlord: ...
[05:36] <nanotube> bullgard4: well, google says, go here: http://labs.mozilla.com/2008/08/introducing-ubiquity/
[05:36] <tritium> zeldarocks: that can certainly happen
[05:36] <huwenfeng> tritium: ok, i will then go throught the upstart.
[05:36] <raylu> overlord: also, there is a big difference between "cannot mount" and "do not know how to mount"
[05:37] <zeldarocks> will it happen with the final release?
[05:37] <Nalf> udevd-event[6310]: 'sbin/modprobe/' abnormal exit. When attempting to install my installer hung up at that for about five minutes.. and then it went really fast for a second... until it go to pan0: dropping NetIF_F_UFO since no NETIF_F_HW_CSUM feature. When it got there.. it froze entirely for 15 minutes. Any ideas? ^_^
[05:37] <Nalf> Ooops, sorry.
[05:37] <rww> zeldarocks: Jaunty discussion belongs in #ubuntu+1, not here, as you know.
[05:37] <venu> If i minimize any of the opened files or documents, i could not see that in the panel. i.e, i have to open it again. can any one help me
[05:37] <tritium> huwenfeng: you want to use update-rc.d to install init scripts
[05:37] <nanotube> bullgard4: they have a prototype version up that you can install and  play with.
[05:37] <raylu> overlord: so you said it's /dev/sda1? try: sudo mkdir /mnt/win
[05:37] <raylu> overlord: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/win
[05:37] <overlord> raylu: sec..
[05:38] <nanotube> bullgard4: and it appears that it's an extension, not a plugin. :)
[05:38] <raylu> venu: alt+tab?
[05:38] <bullgard4> nanotube: Ah! I am reading now...
[05:38] <nanotube> bullgard4: enjoy.... :)
[05:38] <bullgard4> nanotube: Thank you very much for your help.
[05:40] <overlord> raylu: I did: sudo mkdir /media/disk1
[05:40] <venu> this time i could see files rotating on the window and select it. but i couldn't see that on the panel
[05:40] <raylu> overlord: /media is for removable media, but it makes no real difference
[05:40] <overlord> raylu: and then I did: sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/sda1 /media/disk1
[05:40] <raylu> venu: you removed one of the panel applets. i forgot what it was called (i don't use gnome-panel), but you should be able to right-click and add it
[05:40] <overlord> raylu: This is what I get: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129102/
[05:40] <raylu> overlord: -t ntfs is read-only
[05:41] <Khyron_TD> anyone want to help me with my grub problem? keep getting the "NTLDR is missing" problem for my windows partition
[05:41] <raylu> overlord: oh. i see. show me "sudo fdisk -l" please
[05:41] <raylu> venu: i think it's like "application list" or something similar
[05:41] <overlord> raylu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129104/
[05:42] <venu> I am new to ubuntu. i am facing this problem from the time i installed. i did not remove anything
[05:42] <raylu> overlord: it looks like your windows partition is /dev/sda5
[05:42] <raylu> venu: regardless, right-click on the bottom panel and see if you see application list or something that sounds like what you want in there
[05:42] <raylu> overlord: also, it looks like you have some kind of raid setup going on
[05:42] <Nalf> Kyron_TD, pop in your windows cd, choose to restore or recover an operating system.. I can't remember the exact wording.. login and use the fixboot command.
[05:43] <Dacvak> Ever since I installed Emerald and Compiz-Fusion, double clicking the title bar makes the window roll up. I want it to maximize. Changing the settings in System>Window doesn't do anything. How can I fix it?
[05:43] <overlord> raylu: No. That's an ntfs partition. And it does get mounted without any issues.
[05:43] <meshuggah> anybody knows how to make work nvtv or tv-out please?
[05:44] <shear_clone> Dacvak, you need to change that behaviour in the compiz control panel. i forget exactly where to find it though.
[05:44] <raylu> overlord: well, sda1 isn't an ntfs partition...
[05:44] <Dacvak> shear_clone: I checked all around there. I couldn't find anything.
[05:44] <raylu> overlord: what's sdb1, by the way? also, try mounting without -t ntfs
[05:45] <shear_clone> Dacvak, stuff like this is compiz' job. i'm looking right now, but i believe it has to be somewhere around here
[05:45] <shear_clone> :P
[05:45] <Dacvak> lol
[05:45] <gigglesworth> Anyone: Can I un-register a package from apt? I overwrote some of the files using a different package from source, and now 'apt-get remove package' fails.
[05:45] <overlord> raylu: sdb1 is my external hdd. And sda1 IS the drive where I my windows is installed on. I guess I messed it up while reinstalling Grub
[05:46] <overlord> raylu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129105/
[05:46] <raylu> overlord: ok, then try mounting it without -t ntfs. do you have a raid setup, or is that a mistake in the partition table?
[05:46] <coty> Ok apparently my graphics driver does not support the necessary extensions for the display in system > preferences this may also be the reason why compiz doesn't work right. I have a geforce 6200 with the latest drivers installed.
[05:47] <overlord> raylu: I do not understand what you mean by "raid setup"
[05:47] <coty> So how do I fix this extensions issue i have?
[05:47] <raylu> overlord: then you probably don't. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID
[05:47] <coreyman> so apparently the "configure file sharing" button doesn't work for me, how do i share folders without that button
[05:48] <dagsun> hi all, i'm trying to switch from fakeraid to software raid but can't seem to kill the fakeraid despite removing it from fstab
[05:49] <Rave1_> Dacvak I think you need to look in animations on the compiz control panel
[05:49] <shear_clone> well Dacvak, I can't find it either. However, i still maintain that even though both of us appear to be blind, it's still there somewhere.
[05:49] <overlord> raylu: Oh, no, I don't.
[05:49] <iMatter> anyone know the default port for pptp
[05:49] <Khyron_TD> HELP! keep getting "NTLDR is missing" problem when trying to boot to my windows partition. I've tried a few things I found online, but no dice
[05:50] <jmjmjm> 1723 is the default port for pptp
[05:50] <overlord> raylu: I think I had installed the grub on /dev/sda1
[05:50] <Dacvak> Ok guys. Thanks for helping. I'll see if I can locate it. =)
[05:50] <Nalf> Kyron_TD, pop in your windows cd, choose to restore or recover an operating system.. I can't remember the exact wording.. login and use the fixboot command.
[05:50] <overlord> raylu: maybe that is what i troubling me.
[05:50] <coreyman> so apparently the "configure file sharing" button doesn't work for me, how do i share folders without that button
[05:51] <Nalf> udevd-event[6310]: 'sbin/modprobe/' abnormal exit. When attempting to install my installer hung up at that for about five minutes.. Then it froze later on..
[05:51] <jmjmjm> iMatter: try 1723, i know it is the default port
[05:51] <FloatingPony> Hello. A simple question: how do I change the screen resolution of the login window?
[05:51] <FloatingPony> Because I recently updated to Intrepid (don't ask why so late), and since then the login window displays in 800x600 instead of 1280x1024. After login it displays 1280 as intended.
[05:51] <iMatter> jmjmjm, hmm, i put in my outside IP but it cannot connect
[05:51] <raylu> overlord: perhaps, but it's troubling that you can't mount the partition
[05:52] <overlord> raylu: and also messed up the system information
[05:52] <raylu> overlord: there is a way to have fdisk simply mark it as ntfs, but that's probably not a good idea
[05:52] <iMatter> PPTP is forwarded to my computer
[05:52] <coreyman> iMatter you can't connect to yourself from the inside
[05:52] <iMatter> coreyman, im connecting from an iphone 3g
[05:52] <coreyman> oh.
[05:52] <iMatter> trying anyway
[05:52] <iMatter> just endlessly says
[05:53] <coreyman> good night all
[05:53] <iMatter> "connecting...."
[05:53] <jmjmjm> imatteR: does your pc firewall intercept it ?
[05:53] <jmjmjm> i guess not
[05:53] <iMatter> none is enabled...
[05:53] <raylu> coreyman: share with who?
[05:53] <iMatter> the entire reaosn im doing the VPN thing is because my znc server cannot be connected to
[05:53] <iMatter> when using my IP...
[05:54] <iMatter> even when that port is forwarded also..
[05:54] <cehr> hi, I just got this computer with hardy on it; it is a p4 2.8ghz.  I was wondering if it is worth upgrading to intrepid, since I heard there are some issues with it but after searching around I haven't really found out what these 'issues' are.  can anyone explain further?
[05:54] <coreyman> raylu i just want to share the folder on my network
[05:54] <overlord> raylu: how do i mark the drive as ntfs ?
[05:54] <coreyman> raylu i installed samba
[05:54] <raylu> coreyman: oh. share with windows machines
[05:54] <dagsun> how do I get rid of /dev/mapper/nvidia_bicdfgig I turned off nvraid in bios but it still shows up and I can't reformat the drives it's associated with
[05:54] <shear_clone> hmm, i think i found the option he wanted. emerald, not compiz
[05:54] <raylu> overlord: the partition? i haven't messed with fdisk much. but most likely, it'll screw things up further
[05:54] <Nalf> anyone good with installation issues?
[05:55] <overlord> raylu: hmm..so what do i do next ?
[05:55] <jmjmjm> Cehr: i think that your shouldnt spend time to reinstall something that working alright now,
[05:55] <coreyman> raylu yea sure
[05:55] <dagsun> cehr: i've got an amd64 x2 3800. and everytime i've tried to upgrade to intrepid i run into problems and reinstall hardy
[05:55] <jmjmjm> same ^^
[05:55] <jmjmjm> keep it on with hardy, it should be really nice in all the way
[05:56] <coreyman> im headed to bed then :/
[05:56] <coreyman> good night all.
[05:57] <iMatter> whats with the band list
[05:57] <iMatter> >.>
[05:57] <coty> is it bad if xgl is not present ?
[05:57] <gigglesworth> I found the answer to my question. I can remove this package from /var/lib/dpkg/status . I found the answer at http://itechlog.com/linux/2008/12/18/fix-broken-package-ubuntu/
[05:58] <raylu> overlord: found it
[05:58] <raylu> overlord: sudo fdisk /dev/sda
[05:58] <cehr> dagsun: well, that is a good omen :)  what is the difference between hardy and intrepid anyway?  what would make me want to upgrade to intrepid at all?
[05:58] <raylu> overlord: first, type 'p' to print the table. then, 't' to change '1' to HPFS/NTFS ('7')
[05:58] <armence> Hey all... So, I have the following problem: I used to be able to in the workspace manager drag and drop windows... I am now unable to... I did a whole bunch of stuff in the mean time so I'm not sure what affected that... Can anyone help me?
[05:58] <raylu> overlord: then 'w' to write changes. this is really unlikely to improve your situation
[05:59] <raylu> overlord: i suppose you want to 'p' once before writing
[05:59] <grendal_prime> hey guys...got a problem
[05:59] <grendal_prime> My son is homechooled.
[05:59] <yggdrasi1> what version of ubuntu is the latest ?
[05:59] <djvegas> _ &À
[05:59] <overlord> raylu: lol. no harm in trying. will be fun! ;)
[06:00] <raylu> yggdrasi1: latest lts is hardy, latest is intrepid, latest latest (alpha) is jaunty
[06:00] <djvegas> 8.10
[06:00] <SEVILLA> i forgot who i was talkin to about the runlevels but it worked
[06:00] <yggdrasi1> raylu thanks, been having a hard time with thei latitude c400 on 8.04 thinking of going to 8.10
[06:00] <raylu> overlord: as a note, 'fd' is raid autodetect (what sda1 is now)
[06:00] <armence> grendal_prime: No offense meant, but I'm not sure anyone here can help with that...
[06:00] <yggdrasi1> how can i tell wich im on ?
[06:00] <raylu> yggdrasi1: latitude gets good linux hardware support
[06:00] <grendal_prime> I want to keep all of his activities(i video and photo the projects we work on with my treo phone) in one website...but i dont want to have to actually edit a website all the time... is there a blog that i can use that will alow me to put...images...and video on it?
[06:00] <yggdrasi1> oh wait im for sure on 8.04
[06:00] <raylu> yggdrasi1: lsb_release -a
[06:00] <yggdrasi1> raylu, it has random freezes
[06:01] <raylu> yggdrasi1: freezes as in kernel panics or..?
[06:01] <yggdrasi1> other have had the same proboem
[06:01] <yggdrasi1> just stops
[06:01] <yggdrasi1> everything stays on the screen
[06:01] <grendal_prime> I guess like an opensource like...myspace type thing?
[06:01] <yggdrasi1> i ran um
[06:01] <raylu> yggdrasi1: does either ctrl+alt+f1 or the magic sysrq key do anything?
[06:01] <yggdrasi1> gutys on here for a long time with no problem
[06:01] <yggdrasi1> nope
[06:01] <overlord> raylu: okay, i get the adventurous feel now.
[06:01] <yggdrasi1> nothing gotta hold the power button
[06:01] <yggdrasi1> ill take it up to 8.10
[06:01] <raylu> grendal_prime: most do. you're looking for "cms"
[06:01] <dagsun> grendal_prime:wordpress is good for that
[06:01] <grendal_prime> I have plenty of web servers with plenty of space...im just not sure what app would be best for this soet of thign
[06:01] <raylu> overlord: heh
[06:02] <raylu> yggdrasi1: wait, not even the magic sysrq key?
[06:02] <yggdrasi1> wich is ?
[06:02] <raylu> yggdrasi1: do you have an ssh server running on the machine?
[06:02] <raylu> !sysrq
[06:02] <yggdrasi1> raylu yes i do
[06:02] <raylu> yggdrasi1: and i suppose you can't ssh in?
[06:02] <yggdrasi1> nope
[06:03] <Maahes> I am getting a weird error running dpkg, that /var/lib/dpkg/available has an error on line one that a colon needs to be after field S9
[06:03] <yggdrasi1> google 8.04 freez
[06:03] <yggdrasi1> uh c400 8.04 freez
[06:03] <raylu> yggdrasi1: but no flashing capslock/numlock/scrolllock keys either?
[06:03] <yggdrasi1> youll see alot of people
[06:03] <yggdrasi1> now that i havnt checked
[06:03] <yggdrasi1> ill check it out
[06:03] <yggdrasi1> i would rather stay on lts
[06:03] <Maahes> I used nano on /var/lib/dpkg/availaable and Its a huge gobdelgook of UTF-8 chars, so I'm hesitant to just add a colon after S9
[06:03] <yggdrasi1> ill also double check the ssh thing to be certain
[06:04] <yggdrasi1> its so random though its annoying
[06:04] <raylu> Maahes: consider using gedit, then
[06:04] <dagsun> anyone know how to deactivate fakeraid
[06:04] <grendal_prime> dagsun..thanks man...right on the money looks just like what i want..thanks
[06:04] <Maahes> raylu, gedit cannot detect character encoding on that file
[06:05] <grendal_prime> install a real one...? just joking
[06:05] <raylu> Maahes: strange
[06:05] <dagsun> grendal_prime: no problem i was looking for the same thing a year ago, found wordpress and stuck with it
[06:05] <gigglesworth> Maahes: You should be able to create a backup of ﻿/var/lib/dpkg/available  (e.g. "cp ﻿﻿/var/lib/dpkg/available ﻿﻿/var/lib/dpkg/available.backup") and then edit the file.
[06:06] <Maahes> gigglesworth, if I delete that file, will dpkg auto-regen it?
[06:06] <gigglesworth> But ﻿﻿/var/lib/dpkg/available shouldn't be gobbledegook ... it should contain readable words. I believe that each package is separated by a blank line.
[06:07] <consoleart> hi...iam working on a lamp project...is there any good editor for PHP ?
[06:07] <overlord> raylu: did try to rename it.
[06:07] <raylu> consoleart: vim :D
[06:07] <Maahes> gigglesworth, well what happened awhile ago, is my .27 kernel got completely thrashed, and some of my /etc/ files and such got written over with complete nonsense
[06:07] <raylu> overlord: er, relabel it?
[06:07] <gigglesworth> Maahes: I'm not sure. But I just edited /var/lib/dpkg/﻿﻿status myself.
[06:07] <overlord> raylu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129108/
[06:07] <consoleart> any other !!!
[06:07] <raylu> consoleart: gvim
[06:07] <overlord> raylu: yeh, relabel*
[06:07] <Maahes> so I have deleted .27 pending reinstallation
[06:08] <consoleart> hahaah...tht was funny...
[06:08] <Nalf> gigglesworth, might you know anything about installer hangups?
[06:08] <overlord> raylu: and yes, partition table IS messed up now.
[06:08] <consoleart> i need something with syntax jighlighting
[06:08] <consoleart> highlighting*
[06:08] <Maahes> I got some very interesting german error output on top of my Xorg.0.log
[06:08] <cehr> yeah, I guess I just don't understand what makes an upgrade an 'upgrade'; what I've seen says it has something to do with the repo's and gnome upgrades but I don't get why it is an 'upgrade' and not just new packages.  I must be too used to the 'windows' way :/
[06:08] <gigglesworth> Nalf: Not really, sorry.
[06:08] <raylu> overlord: well, you need to reboot before trying funny things with sda1
[06:08] <raylu> overlord: or anything, really
[06:08] <raylu> consoleart: ...vim
[06:08] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[06:08] <Nalf> gigglesworth, It's fine, thanks anyways. ^_^
[06:08] <silv3r_m00n> is 64bit faster than 32 bit (running on a 64 bit system) ?
[06:09] <gigglesworth> Maahes: I'm not sure what to do in that case, and I don't want to send you in the wrong direction and corrupt your /etc/ again ;)
[06:09] <Nalf> !silv3r_m00n Yes.
[06:09] <raylu> silv3r_m00n: by...5%
[06:09] <silv3r_m00n> raylu: only 5% ?
[06:09] <raylu> silv3r_m00n: most of the speed boost can be achieved by passing -fomit-frame-pointer to gcc, in some people's opinion
[06:09] <overlord> raylu: oh. lol. thanks for that. and relabel thing was positive =] (http://paste.ubuntu.com/129109/)
[06:10] <silv3r_m00n> raylu: and does it offer any extra feature or something ?
[06:10] <overlord> raylu: brb. after a reboot.
[06:10] <raylu> overlord: well... it worked, of course. but the fear is that you have a bad label now. which is even worse than unmountable
[06:10] <overlord> raylu: hmm..
[06:10] <raylu> silv3r_m00n: it offers some compatibility trouble. but basically, your processor has twice as many registers and they're twice as large and your 32-bit system is using half of them (bit-wise) and half of them (number wise)
[06:10] <Raije> How's everyone doing?
[06:10] <overlord> raylu: I'll be right back after a quick reboot !!
[06:11] <raylu> overlord: ok
[06:11] <silv3r_m00n> raylu: what kind of compatibility problem .. will I have less things to install from synaptic ?
[06:11] <raylu> silv3r_m00n: no. but some programs were developed by people on 32-bit machines and weird things happen. some people have had trouble getting 64-bit flash to work with 64-bit firefox and have downgraded both to 32-bit
[06:12] <sebsebseb> silv3r_m00n: installing stuff from the terminal is good
[06:12] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone tell me how to view chm files...i installed chmsee and kchm but i am unable to view the files even then...any help
[06:12] <raylu> i can say that my upgrade from 32 to 64 went completely smoothly
[06:13] <raylu> PerryArmstrong: is decompiling them into html files an option? also, try https://addons.mozilla.org/nl/firefox/addon/3235
[06:13] <y0loek> can anyone tell me how to name my network in ubuntu?
[06:13] <pawan1234> hi
[06:13] <pawan1234> how to hide desktop icons
[06:13] <raylu> y0loek: workgroups are dumb
[06:14] <y0loek> raylu, what should i do then
[06:14] <raylu> y0loek: you are talking about windows 'workgroups', right?
[06:14] <raylu> PerryArmstrong: there are also a few other chm readers in the repos
[06:15] <y0loek> no
[06:15] <y0loek> im using samba and i cant find my network
[06:15] <raylu> y0loek: then... what? is this a home network? are you running your own dns server?
[06:15] <raylu> y0loek: uh oh. ok, so you _are_ talking about windows workgroups.
[06:15] <y0loek> all i can find is a "windows network" that doesnt work
[06:16] <raylu> y0loek: sorry, i've never gotten samba working in my life. i just use scp
[06:16] <maxagaz> comment faire une recherche recursive d'un mot dans les fichiers d'un dossier ?
[06:16] <maxagaz> sorry
[06:16] <y0loek> what's scp?
[06:16] <FloatingPony> Sorry for repeating. How to change the login screen resolution? (from 800x600 to native 1280x1024)
[06:16] <raylu> y0loek: it's a way to transfer files to and from a machine running an openssh-server
[06:17] <raylu> FloatingPony: what graphics card?
[06:17] <y0loek> well im just running a basic network
[06:17] <FloatingPony> GeForce 8400, driver 177 is installed
[06:17] <raylu> y0loek: any linux machine can set up an openssh-server with 0 pain
[06:17] <PerryArmstrong> raylu; previously i was able to view the chm files...but now since i have formatted my system amd reinstalled ubuntu..i dont remember how to enable this
[06:17] <raylu> FloatingPony: can you show us your /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[06:18] <pawan1234> hi
[06:18] <pawan1234> which is the best torrent client
[06:18] <raylu> PerryArmstrong: ok... care to try some other readers?
[06:18] <Nalf> utorrent.
[06:18] <raylu> pawan1234: i've tried transmission and rtorrent and i've been unimpressed by both
[06:18] <raylu> and yes, utorrent is nice
[06:18] <pawan1234> does it woks in ubuntu
[06:18] <pawan1234> how is azureus
[06:19] <overlord> raylu: *phew* am back. The boot did seem about 15 second longer
[06:19] <raylu> azureus is bleh
[06:19] <Nalf> Wine.
[06:19] <FloatingPony> raylu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129112/
[06:19] <y0loek> raylu can you proxy all connections in utorrent? does it work in ubuntu?
[06:19] <overlord> raylu: and no sucess yet.
[06:19] <Nalf> y0loek: http://utorrent.com
[06:19] <raylu> y0loek: torrenting over a proxy? i'm not sure, but that just sounds like a bad idea
[06:20] <overlord> raylu: is there a way to fix the grub. the grub is installed on /dev/sda1 which i think should've been /dev/sda
[06:20] <raylu> overlord: well, you can remove the grub files... after mounting it
[06:20] <raylu> overlord: and i assume you have grub installed on /dev/sda since you managed to boot
[06:20] <overlord> raylu: hmm
[06:21] <overlord> raylu: well, i just used KGrub Editor to reinstall it on /dev/sda
[06:21] <raylu> ew. there's a gui for grub too now :(
[06:21] <overlord> :P
[06:22] <overlord> raylu: makes thing a bit faster.
[06:23] <raylu> i would blame your current situation on kgrub, but there's someting else that's screwed up
[06:23] <raylu> overlord: so, mounting it still doesn't work?
[06:23] <overlord> raylu: neh. i had used the alternate fiesty disc to install the grub after windows install.
[06:24] <overlord> raylu: yes, it doesn't work.
[06:24] <raylu> FloatingPony: are you sure you need those modelines? are you on hardy or intrepid and who added the modelines?
[06:24] <overlord> raylu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129113/
[06:25] <erictus> #oncochat irc.onchat.net 7000
[06:25] <FloatingPony> raylu: I am on Intrepid, recently upgraded from Hardy, didn't do any manual xorg edits. By the way, the login was 1280x1024 before upgrading.
[06:25] <raylu> overlord: well, i suppose now would be a good time to set it back to 'fd'
[06:26] <overlord> raylu: what's the point ?
[06:26] <raylu> overlord: well, something marked it as linux raid autodetect, and it's not ntfs, so...
[06:26] <FloatingPony> I mean, I did do some keyboard-related edits in xorg.conf, but it was long before.
[06:26] <hook> watz up around here,i am new with this program
[06:27] <overlord> raylu: well, it is ntfs. that's what i believe.
[06:27] <raylu> FloatingPony: i'd suggest using X -configure or nvidia-xconfig
[06:27] <raylu> FloatingPony: wait, ignore the first part
[06:27] <raylu> FloatingPony: try using nvidia-xconfig
[06:27] <huwenfeng> tritium: Good, thanks , i love it!
[06:27] <grendal_prime> yuck..when did it all the sudden become a bitch to setup mysql?
[06:27] <rww> !ohmy > grendal_prime
[06:27] <raylu> grendal_prime: oh dear. setting up a multi-user relational database isn't a walk in the park?
[06:28] <grendal_prime> raylu: i set up postgres servers all the time.
[06:28] <raylu> grendal_prime: actually, it's just install and configure a root password, isn't it?
[06:28] <grendal_prime> thats what i thought..
[06:28] <grendal_prime> but...hmm
[06:28] <overlord> raylu: I'll be right back after a reboot again.
[06:28] <raylu> grendal_prime: that's what i did...
[06:28] <raylu> overlord: well, mount says it isn't ntfs...
[06:28] <grendal_prime> i aparently missed the password setup portion of that.
[06:29] <grendal_prime> ill google a bit
[06:31] <Maahes> !sources.list
[06:32] <topo> Hi, I have an ATI xpress 200 card which driver do i need for direct rendering
[06:32] <raylu> !radeon
[06:32] <mib> hi.anyone knows how can i copy a bunch of numbers to table in Open office automatically?
[06:33] <topo> ubottu: THX
[06:33] <Titan8990> mib, kind of OT, maybe try to oo.org channel
[06:34] <mib> OT?
[06:34] <mib> means?
[06:34] <grendal_prime> server just wasnt responding...probably because it appears it was not installed...whatever.
[06:34] <Titan8990> !ot | mib
[06:34] <mib> ohh
[06:34] <Titan8990> mib, off topic
[06:34] <Titan8990> mib, there is a #Openoffice.org on freenode
[06:34] <PerryArmstrong> anyone has an idea about zembly
[06:35] <cew> hy
[06:36] <overlord> raylu: Okay. Am convinced. /dev/sda1 is certainly not NTFS anymore.
[06:37] <raylu> overlord: yay :D
[06:37] <overlord> raylu: Although, it the same drive where Windows is installed.
[06:37] <Titan8990> overlord, fdisk -l will show if its ntfs or not
[06:37] <raylu> overlord: do you have /dev/md* s?
[06:38] <overlord> raylu: lemme see
[06:38] <Lapinux> anyone know what package contains glib?
[06:38] <raylu> Titan8990: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129104/
[06:38] <overlord> Titan8990: I had relabelled it manually.
[06:39] <overlord> raylu: no. i do not have /dev/md
[06:39] <raylu> Lapinux: what do you need it for?
[06:39] <Titan8990> overlord, label should not affect the partition type
[06:40] <Lapinux> raylu: trying to install openbox
[06:40] <raylu> Titan8990: by label, he means he changed the partition type in the partition table with fdisk
[06:40] <overlord> Titan8990: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129115/
[06:40] <overlord> Titan8990: I did as raylu said.
[06:41] <raylu> Lapinux: what's wrong with the version in the repositories?
[06:41] <Titan8990> overlord, I missed what the actual goal was
[06:41] <l3ftm1n0r> how do packages get included in the synaptic package manager?
[06:41] <raylu> Titan8990: booting windows xp. or mounting it, for now. he might have installed grub onto it (dev/sda1)
[06:41] <raylu> l3ftm1n0r: try asking in #ubuntu-devel
[06:42] <jeeves> how do I use rdiff to backup my /home/ folder to a remote system?
[06:42] <l3ftm1n0r> raylu, thanks
[06:42] <Lapinux> raylu: i couldnt get it to work, so i was following a guide
[06:42] <overlord> Titan8990: I had installed Windows XP on /dev/sda1 a day back. I used 7.10's alternate disc to reinstall the Grub. After reinstalling the Grub I was unable to load Windows XP or see the drive on ubuntu.
[06:43] <raylu> jeeves: you mean rsync?
[06:43] <overlord> Titan8990: I used fdisk to change the partition type of /dev/sda1 from auto raid detect to ntfs.
[06:44] <overlord> Titan8990: Now, when I try to boot Win XP from the grub I get an error saying "Invalid drive selected. press any key to continue" and this send me back to the Grub loader.
[06:44] <overlord> Titan8990: So, basically, I would want to use the Win XP drive.
[06:44] <jeeves> raylu, naaaa, rdiff
[06:44] <Titan8990> overlord, pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:44] <raylu> jeeves: you want to use something that compares files to move files...
[06:45] <raylu> Titan8990: the problem is sda1 used to be his windows partition (or so he claims) and is now marked as 'linux raid autodetect.' he has no raid setup, so it's not a grub issue
[06:45] <jeeves> raylu, I'm trying to test it using Linux to Linux box before I move to Windows to Linux
[06:46] <overlord> TItan8990: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129120/
[06:46] <raylu> jeeves: what i'm saying is that rdiff is not a backup tool, as far as i'm concerned. i do know that lots of people, me included, use rsync to back their files up remotely
[06:46] <Titan8990> raylu, the last pastebin I saw from him showed it as ntfs....
[06:46] <jeeves> raylu, well, I need a good soulition to back up windows boxes to Linux over the net
[06:46] <raylu> Titan8990: that was after he changed the partition table :P
[06:46] <ZykoticK9> jeeves, have you seen the HowtoForge article http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_rdiff_backup ?
[06:47] <raylu> jeeves: there are windows tools for rsync. and there's always cygwin if all else fails
[06:47] <overlord> Titan8990: Yes, I did change it a few minutes back
[06:47] <jeeves> ZykoticK9, yes, but that dosn't help with the windows portion of it dosen't help
[06:48] <Titan8990> overlord, anyways your line for windows should read root(hd0,0)   not  root(hd0,1)
[06:48] <jeeves> raylu, I'd like to keep it as simple as possible so we just have to put the directories in that we want backed up, and the user name, and it'll only backup the diff in the files
[06:48] <ZykoticK9> jeeves, sorry I'd never heard of rdiff-backup before so went searching, found that.  Just wanted to point it out.  Good luck.
[06:48] <overlord> Titan8990: okay.
[06:48] <raylu> jeeves: yes... that's what rsync does
[06:48] <overlord> Titan8990: reboot ?
[06:48] <h1tler> niggers
[06:48] <jeeves> raylu, ok, so I guess I'll just rsync it then.
[06:49] <jeeves> now the next question is what would the syntax be?
[06:49] <overlord> Titan8990: okay. am going for a reboot. let's see if it works or not.
[06:49] <Titan8990> overlord, we will be here
[06:49] <raylu> jeeves: in windows?
[06:49] <h1tler> JEWS CAUSED 9/11 JEWS CAUSED 9/11
[06:50] <jeeves> raylu, naaa, we'll try the linux box right now.  I'd like to back up ALL of the /home directory to jeeves@remote_host.ca:/backup/
[06:51] <ZykoticK9> ok, how does one call the mods in this channel? h1tler has GOT to go.
[06:51] <bpb> so what does hitler have to do with it?
[06:51] <jeeves> hltler:  dude, drop it before you make us mad
[06:51] <h1tler> ZykoticK9: RESPECT MY AUTHORITAY
[06:51] <hateball> !op | h1tler
[06:51] <hateball> ZykoticK9: thats how
[06:51] <h1tler> !op RESPECT MY AUTHORITAY!
[06:51] <bpb> hateball: not how that works.
[06:51] <h1tler> JEWS
[06:51] <bpb> ok cartman
[06:51] <ZykoticK9> thanks hateball
[06:51] <raylu> rsync --delete -rlvzn /home jeeves@remote_host.ca:/backup
[06:51] <raylu> jeeves: but this requires some explaination
[06:51] <raylu> jeeves: first, there is no trailing slash because
[06:51] <raylu> jeeves: that does weird things
[06:52] <raylu> jeeves: r = recurse, l = copy symlinks as symlinks, v = verbose, z = compress, n = dry-run (as in, don't actually do it)
[06:52] <Titan8990> raylu, doesn't he need to specify ssh with -e when not going to a rsync daemon?
[06:52] <jeeves> raylu, ok, what I'm trying to do is back up everything on one server's /home directory to the local server here
[06:52] <raylu> jeeves: --delete deletes files that don't appear locally but appear on the server
[06:52] <raylu> jeeves: oh... you want it to fetch the files?
[06:53] <jeeves> raylu, I'll be logged onto the production server I want to back up to the remote backup server
[06:53] <raylu> Titan8990: no?
[06:53] <Mal3ko> can anyone please help me with virtual users in pureftpd? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6869641#post6869641
[06:53] <raylu> jeeves: ok, so you don't want to fetch, you wan to put
[06:53] <Titan8990> raylu, I will test
[06:53] <jeeves> raylu, yes
[06:53] <Mal3ko> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6869641#post6869641
[06:54] <jeeves> raylu, but I'd like to recersivly do all of the /home/ dir
[06:54] <raylu> jeeves: ok, then that's fine. rsync actually has an archive mode (-a) that is all the flags i gave you with some extras
[06:54] <raylu> jeeves: that you might want to look into. also, if your clocks aren't quite synced, you'll want to look at using -c
[06:54] <marsh> what's the best way to make a complete image backup of ubuntu 8.10?
[06:54] <trevor> hello folks
[06:54] <jeeves> raylu, good.  can you give me the quick and dirty way of doing it?  then I'll tweak it.
[06:54] <overlord> Titan8990: No success. This time selecting XP results in a black flickering screen for a few seconds and then back to the Grub loader.
[06:54] <raylu> jeeves: i did
[06:55] <raylu> rsync --delete -rlvzn /home jeeves@remote_host.ca:/backup
[06:55] <jeeves> raylu, ok, thanks.
[06:55] <raylu> jeeves: see the notes i added immediately after that
[06:55] <Titan8990> overlord, sounds like the partition is bad... I would recommend a MS checkdisk from a recovery console or bart's pe
[06:55] <trevor> i am on a brand new ubuntu install, what should i do right away to make ubuntu more usable
[06:55] <Titan8990> raylu, checked, -e is not needed
[06:55] <verma> hello all, is there a command line tool where I can view CPU cores' usage?
[06:55] <raylu> Titan8990: ok
[06:56] <Mal3ko> trevor: install mscore fonts..default fonts in ubuntu is fugly
[06:56] <raylu> verma: top. thought htop is nicer, but not installed by default
[06:56] <jeeves> raylu, thanks.  I'll give this a try and finish this bottle of rum
[06:56] <trevor> how do i insatll that mal3ko
[06:56] <marsh> what's the best way to make a complete image backup of ubuntu 8.10? an option to copy the image backup on another driver  and can be restored even after reformatting the  main driver
[06:56] <raylu> trevor: also, get rid of gnome and use dwm :D just kidding
[06:56] <Nalf> trevor, nuke your hard drive and give up computers. Computers know nothing about stability.;)
[06:56] <overlord> TItan8990: Okay. I am ready to that. But do not know how to. Could you guide me ?
[06:56] <verma> raylu, oh nice, let me try htop .. top tells me the usage of the CPU not individual cores
[06:56] <Titan8990> overlord, it requires that you have a windows installation disk
[06:56] <Titan8990> overlord, for both options
[06:56] <proj3ct2501> hey are their any vbox users here?  like pros?  have come about a problem i have never encountered before
[06:57] <ash_gfm>  How can I get metrics, over time, on how much nautilus is ruining my ability to use my computer?
[06:57] <trevor> lol, i mean, i dont need to nuke it
[06:57] <Mal3ko> trevor: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/09/09/installing-microsoft-fonts/
[06:57] <trevor> prok3ct2501 what do you need to know
[06:57] <Titan8990> proj3ct2501, join #vbox
[06:57] <raylu> verma: htop does indeed tell you usage of each core
[06:57] <ash_gfm> Thunar, ctrl-a selects all. Nautilus, ctrl-a 'I would like to select all files, please think about it for 5 or 6 minutes, and get back to me, you *$&*&$ idiot'
[06:57] <ZykoticK9> proj3ct2501, what's problem are you having?
[06:57] <verma> raylu, nice :) .. thanks
[06:57] <ash_gfm> Is there anything I can do short of paying $100 to have the authors beaten up?
[06:57] <raylu> ash_gfm: bash: what is select all?
[06:57] <ash_gfm> I mean, cheaper than donating to the project, and more effective
[06:58] <ash_gfm> ctrl-a
[06:58] <raylu> ash_gfm: you should just get rid of your gui
[06:58] <overlord> Titan8990: Oh. Okay. Nice. I'll have to go though that blue installation screen again which really irritates me! My opinion was correct: "Microsoft is really VERY tough to handle". Never imagined playing a game could be so hard! =/
[06:58] <Titan8990> ash_gfm, +1 to raylu's suggestion
[06:58] <raylu> ash_gfm: or, rather, keep it around for things like firefox and mplayer
[06:58] <ash_gfm> raylu, I should, except I need thumbnails for sorting the images in the design folder. I use C-x-f but as I age, the ability to parse jpeg in my head diminishes
[06:58] <raylu> ash_gfm: but not for things like nautilus
[06:59] <ash_gfm> Titan8990, +1 for uinazism
[06:59] <raylu> overlord: some people report that xp runs faster in a vm in linux than natively...
[06:59] <ash_gfm> raylu, +1 for additional cuils
[06:59] <Mal3ko> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1092109
[06:59] <overlord> raylu: LOL !!
[06:59] <ash_gfm> raylu, just curious, but what did you mean by ' but not for things like nautilus '
[06:59] <overlord> hahaha. that's amazing !
[06:59] <raylu> ash_gfm: hrm. i suppose that's a valid excuse
[06:59] <greenhousewarrio> they're comparing a fresh xp install to an old xp install
[07:00] <raylu> ash_gfm: as in do everything in bash except web-browsing and movie-watching
[07:00] <overlord> Titan8990  & raylu: Thanks for your help. I'll be back after the recovery thing.  Will update you guys if you'll stick around untill then.
[07:00] <ash_gfm> raylu, if you're not using links, and running all your movies through an ascii filter, you're doing it wrong.
[07:00] <Titan8990> overlord, oh, from the recovery console you will be running chkdsk -r
[07:00] <Nalf> Anyone know why your install would hang up at 'starting bluetooth'?
[07:01] <ash_gfm> raylu, so fail for you. but - what editor do you use?
[07:01] <Titan8990> overlord, if it doesn't detect your windows install, its probably borked completely
[07:01] <raylu> Mal3ko: have you poked around /etc/pureftpd
[07:01] <Titan8990> overlord, gl
[07:01] <raylu> ash_gfm: vim
[07:01] <overlord> Titan8990: thanks you ! =]
[07:01] <overlord> thank*
[07:01] <ash_gfm> raylu, oh, fail. I can bench press 300lbs with my pinky.
[07:01] <raylu> ash_gfm: explain?
[07:01] <ash_gfm> I use emacs
[07:01] <raylu> ash_gfm: heh. debian's vim developer recently switched to emacs
[07:02] <marsh> anyone please? image backup for ubuntu 8.10?
[07:02] <Titan8990> ash_gfm, emacs is much more than a text editor :)
[07:02] <Mal3ko> raylu: im clueless.
[07:02] <Titan8990> marsh, sudo dd if=/dev/sdxx of=myimage
[07:02] <ash_gfm> anyway, console faggotry aside, you can't beat screen, htop and netsomething, slap on emacs and you still can't sort thumbnails. But you can killall -9 nautilus, which feels good
[07:02] <raylu> Mal3ko: could you paste the ls of that directory? is there such a directory?
[07:03] <ash_gfm> anyway, I am using thunar now, so I can let nautilus die
[07:03] <Titan8990> marsh, or you can use gparted or a livecd like clonezilla
[07:03] <marsh> Titan8990: any gui tool?
[07:03] <ash_gfm> I just think it has been slowing down my machine A LOT
[07:03] <hateball> marsh: Clonezilla is nice if you want to take images
[07:03] <Titan8990> marsh, gparted and clonezilla have GUIs
[07:03] <ash_gfm> so it needs to be investigated, I thought it was VirtualBox with photoshop, but now I think nautilus is the culprit
[07:03] <marsh> what do you guys recommend best?
[07:03] <deadlyninja> im getting errors like this in my dmesg: "ata7: SError: { DevExch }". How can figure out which physical device ata7 maps to?
[07:04] <hateball> marsh: I use Clonezilla on a daily basis, so... I like it :)
[07:04] <Mal3ko> raylu: auth  conf  db  pureftpd-dir-aliases  pureftpd.passwd  pureftpd.pdb
[07:04] <Titan8990> marsh, they are all really just different interfaces to do the same thing
[07:04] <ash_gfm> marsh, almost all projects that are 'guis for a tool' are completely rubbish and fail to work properly, see synergy
[07:04] <raylu> ash_gfm: have you heard the joke: emacs is a great operating system but it lacks a good text editor?
[07:04] <marsh> ok as long as they are working
[07:04] <marsh> thanks
[07:04] <raylu> Mal3ko: ok, is conf a directory or a file?
[07:04] <ash_gfm> raylu, I think I was out getting drunk and laying women when they told that one
[07:04] <Maahes> is it possible to rebuild /var/lib/aptitude/pkgstates?
[07:04] <x4d> I'm looking for a text based msn client to run in the terminal... any recommendations ?
[07:05] <Mal3ko> a dir
[07:05] <raylu> Mal3ko: ok, what's in there?
[07:05] <ash_gfm> but, yeah, we have some faggotry in my office about it - but since the other 'devs' all use crappy tools, there is no real reason to be elitist. and they are all dumb as crap
[07:05] <raylu> Mal3ko: also, what you're looking for could be in conf, i suppose
[07:05] <hateball> !info finch | x4d
[07:05] <raylu> Mal3ko: *auth
[07:05] <raylu> x4d: bitlbee
[07:06] <Maahes> anyone? I have fairly terrible data corruption at the moment and am wondering how to regenerate /var/lib/aptitude/pkgstates
[07:06] <Mal3ko> raytu:  UnixAuthentication?
[07:06] <ash_gfm> raylu, I am using textmate now - I am finding more developer support on mac than linux, crazy
[07:06] <raylu> Mal3ko: that only allows people with valid unix accounts to login, by the sounds of it
[07:06] <x4d> thanks, i'll test finch and bitlbee
[07:06] <raylu> Mal3ko: so, could you show me the ls of both auth and conf?
[07:07] <Mal3ko> a sec. what's this chan's pastebin?
[07:07] <ash_gfm> Mal3ko, 4chan.org
[07:07] <Mal3ko> lol
[07:07] <raylu> !pastebin
[07:07] <raylu> though you can use any, really
[07:08] <joejc> how do i find out what version of ubuntu im using?
[07:08] <raylu> lsb_release -a
[07:08] <ZykoticK9> joejc, or "cat /etc/issues"
[07:09] <Mal3ko> raylu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129125/
[07:09] <ash_gfm> ok, I have the tests in, reproducible, same folder, same files... nautilus takes 1 second to select all files with ctrl-a, thunar is instant. Can I ask why?
[07:10] <ash_gfm> Nautilus is waiting on io?
[07:10] <raylu> Mal3ko: wow.
[07:10] <Mal3ko> ?
[07:10] <ash_gfm> Nautilus has a performance loop? (too make this go faster, remove a 0)
[07:10] <ash_gfm> *to
[07:10] <raylu> Mal3ko: um... that's a lot of stuff :D
[07:10] <Maahes> yey for /var/backups!
[07:10] <racecar56> does geany (ide) clear recent files if i clear my recent files on gnome?
[07:10] <lyy> hello
[07:11] <Mal3ko> yea cause i have already set it up before..
[07:11] <ash_gfm> racecar56, try it, but no
[07:11] <raylu> Mal3ko: oh... you created most of those files?
[07:11] <Mal3ko> yea..
[07:11] <lyy> is there a chat room for gaming?
[07:11] <racecar56> how would you clear it then?
[07:11] <ash_gfm> racecar56, to do that, clear recents would have to be an api you can develop to and listen too, and I am sure it isn't, and if it was, they didn't do it, plus you wouldn't want it.
[07:11] <ZykoticK9> lyy, Ubuntu Gaming?
[07:11] <racecar56> k
[07:11] <ash_gfm> in the app itself, or delete the .geany folder
[07:12] <racecar56> kk
[07:12] <raylu> Mal3ko: then you should be comfortable doing this: 4;2~
[07:12] <raylu> Mal3ko: oops
[07:12] <raylu> Mal3ko: http://support.real-time.com/open-source/pureftpd/index.html
[07:12] <ash_gfm> racecar56, hot-teen-camping-trip.txt in your MRU?
[07:12] <lyy> ZykoticK9: gaming in general, on both linux and windows
[07:12] <ZykoticK9> lyy, I'm not aware of either, was just checking...
[07:12] <ash_gfm> I've read that one, they set fire to the tent. anyway, bollocks, work time as coffee is done.
[07:12] <git_> solid state hd
[07:12] <git_> :)
[07:12] <lyy> ok
[07:13] <petaflot> hello! I have a problem with ubuntu's ssh server. on some hosts, pubkey authentication does not work. if you're competent with it, please let me know
[07:13] <git_> is technical support here free?
[07:13] <Titan8990> git_, yes
[07:14] <kader> bonjour
[07:15] <Mal3ko> raytu: thanks..but i dont quite see the instruction cause the ftp users im going to add will have their home dir in another user's account..
[07:16] <lyy> I'm building my first gaming pc and not sure what kind of motherboard to buy. anyonegive me a heads up on what's good nowadays?
[07:16] <raylu> petaflot: on some hosts?
[07:16] <rww> lyy: That's kinda offtopic for this channel. Try the channel ##hardware
[07:16] <pwuertz__> lyy: have you chosen the type of cpu yet?
[07:16] <raylu> petaflot: that sounds like a 'problem' unrelated to ubuntu's ssh server
[07:16] <lyy> rww: thanks
[07:16] <raylu> Mal3ko: that's fine
[07:16] <lyy> pwuertz__: I would get the best I can, but wouldn't that depend on the mother board?
[07:17] <raylu> Mal3ko: just pass that directory to -d
[07:17] <Titan8990> lyy, is probably isn't the best place to ask that
[07:17] <lyy> Titan8990: thanks
[07:17] <lyy> I was just replying
[07:18] <Titan8990> lyy, oh, who was asking about building a gamming pc?
[07:18] <lokoabreu> hello i want to get emenese but i cant found it in synaptic
[07:18] <lokoabreu> my friend have it and he is using ubuntu...
[07:18] <lokoabreu> this is weird:(
[07:18] <Titan8990> lyy, no, you did ask....
[07:18] <lyy> Titan8990: I was. someone told me to ask in hardware and I said ok. and someone asked me, and I replied.
[07:18] <lyy> Titan8990: just put me on ignore if it really annoys you
[07:19] <petaflot> raylu: I run many distribs (debian, gentoo, ubuntu...) and about half of the ubuntu machines have this problem. others all worked as expected
[07:19] <Titan8990> lyy, its not that it bothers me, I was trying to tell you this channel is not the place in which you will recieve the best advice on that subject
[07:19] <ripps> does anybody know how make a program always steal focus and stay above all windows?
[07:19] <lyy> Titan8990: and i said "OK"
[07:19] <lyy> shesh
[07:19] <lyy> rip my head off
[07:19] <pwuertz> ripps: just right click on the title
[07:19] <Titan8990> lyy, when I was in to it, I found these forums very helpful: http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/System-Building-Upgrading-f27.html&s=1d99a430e361b8809443bb608afa3d38
[07:20] <pwuertz> ripps: "Always on top"
[07:20] <lyy> Titan8990: ok thanks
[07:20] <Titan8990> lyy, I am only trying to help....
[07:20] <petaflot> raylu: I made sure the perms on ~/.ssh/ are correct, the config files are the same on all hosts
[07:20] <raylu> petaflot: o.0
[07:20] <raylu> petaflot: try connecting with ssh -v
[07:20] <ripps> pwuertz: will that work with every instance of the program in the future?
[07:20] <pwuertz> lyy, Titan8990 we could as well assist in choosing components suitable for running ubuntu ^^
[07:20] <crdlb> ripps: compiz allows user configuration to exclude an app from focus-stealing prevention, by metacity doesn't
[07:21] <crdlb> err, but metacity doesn't*
[07:21] <Titan8990> lyy, gigabyte GA-P45-DS3L
[07:21] <pwuertz> ripps: hmm.. always on top won't really keep the focus.. it just ensures that the window is always on top ^^
[07:21] <lyy> ;)
[07:21] <ripps> crdlb: I want the program to steal focus, I have a script that calls seahorse-agent, and don't want to have to grab my mouse to select the window when it pops up.
[07:22] <lyy> thanks
[07:22] <Titan8990> lyy, with a e8400 to OC.... unless you want to fork over the cash of a i7
[07:22] <crdlb> ripps: using metacity?
[07:22] <lyy> I got the money (I work for a living :)
[07:22] <ripps> crdlb: no, compiz
[07:23] <crdlb> ripps: then just put !class=CLASS_OF_THAT_WINDOW in General Options > Focus & Raise > focus prevention windows
[07:24] <digitalgheko> hey guys. whats' the latest kernel build?
[07:24] <petaflot> raylu: debug2: debug1: Offering public key: /home/dave/.ssh/id_rsa; we sent a publickey packet, wait for reply; debug1: Authentications that can continue: publickey,password ; debug1: Trying private key: /home/dave/.ssh/id_dsa ; debug2: we did not send a packet, disable method ; debug1: Next authentication method: password
[07:24] <Titan8990> lyy, well, something else to think about is that the new chipsets for the lga 1366 socket that the i7 uses, may not be fully linux compatible yet, I would not be able to verify that
[07:24] <petaflot> raylu: I wonder why the "we did not send a packet"
[07:24] <huwenfeng> in ubuntu, when i control control+alt+delete, then system info me to let me choose what i want to do.  so , i wonder, can i define my actions? like control+alt+A to do some thing, then control+alt+B to do another thing? anyone knows about this?
[07:24] <mib_lakk8l> hey guys
[07:25] <raylu> petaflot: do you have something locally in .ssh/config?
[07:25] <mib_lakk8l> what's up?
[07:25] <Titan8990> lyy, which appears to be x58 and x58 only
[07:25] <petaflot> raylu:  nope
[07:25] <rww> digitalgheko: On what version of Ubuntu?
[07:25] <backslash7> What is the most commonly used way to achieve a dual head configuration on Ubuntu with an ATI X1900XT graphiccard?
[07:26] <raylu> petaflot: what was the full ssh command you used?
[07:26] <raylu> !dualhead
[07:26] <ZykoticK9> huwenfeng, check out System / Prefs / Keyboard Shortcuts - you can pretty much configure the keys to do whatever you wish.  Good luck.
[07:26] <crdlb> ripps: of course the ideal solution is to somehow get an X timestamp from your action to travel all the way down to the seahorse-agent window, telling the window manager that its timestamp is newer than your interaction with the currently focused window
[07:26] <digitalgheko> rww on 8.10 intrepid
[07:26] <lyy> Titan8990: I just skimmed over intel hype on i7 - looks very exciting
[07:26] <rww> digitalgheko: 2.6.27.11
[07:26] <petaflot> raylu: ssh -vv root@xx.xx.xx.xx
[07:26] <digitalgheko> mmm
[07:27] <digitalgheko> cool thanks =]
[07:27] <ZykoticK9> petaflot, for security you really should allow sshing as root...
[07:27] <Titan8990> lyy, http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/desktop-cpu-charts-q3-2008/Unreal-Tournament-3-1680x1050,819.html
[07:28] <raylu> petaflot: strange. consider running on the server: invoke-rc.d sshd stop
[07:28] <ZykoticK9> petaflot, sorry that was "shouldn't" not should
[07:28] <raylu> petaflot: /usr/sbin/sshd -D
[07:28] <raylu> petaflot: and yeah, what ZykoticK9 said
[07:28] <Titan8990> lyy, real world scenerios, they are not worth double the price of an 8xxx series
[07:28] <b1n42y> huwenfeng: try http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/assign-custom-shortcut-keys-on-ubuntu-linux/
[07:28] <Titan8990> lyy, but they are faster
[07:29] <petaflot> ZykoticK9: you may be right. but I can't administer my machines as a normal user, and ideally password auth would be disabled
[07:29] <Mal3ko> raylu: thanks i got it to work now..but looks like i need to add -u school -g school just so it will user permission from the user acc 'school'
[07:29] <Mal3ko> will use*
[07:29] <raylu> Mal3ko: strange
[07:29] <lyy> wow
[07:30] <raylu> Mal3ko: also, why are you using ftp over sftp?
[07:30] <Mal3ko> ftp is supposedly simpler i guess
[07:31] <Titan8990> lyy, gamming isn't ready for quad core... but a lot of linux applications are, such as gcc, which is a big help if use a distro that compiles from source (not ubuntu)
[07:31] <raylu> Mal3ko: the main concern with ftp is that the passwords are sent in cleartext
[07:31] <raylu> Mal3ko: also, by the looks of it, sftp would be simpler
[07:32] <lyy> sweet
[07:32] <kenjy_> guys can you help me? my mouse stoped working
[07:32] <Titan8990> raylu, ftp is better in scenerios where speed > security
[07:32] <Mal3ko> i see..so whats those extra steps to enable sftp?
[07:32] <kenjy_> it just stoped working, what can I do?
[07:33] <raylu> Mal3ko: none
[07:33] <Titan8990> Mal3ko, sftp is a different protocol entirely, ftps is ftp over SSL or TLS
[07:33] <kenjy_> can you help me?
[07:33] <pwuertz> kenjy_: plug in another mouse.... if its working.. its a hardware problem ^^
[07:34] <raylu> oh. by "none," i meant "none after installing openssh-server"
[07:34] <pwuertz> kenjy_: reboot the system.. if it works... its a software problem ^^
[07:34] <raylu> rebooting is rarely the best solution
[07:34] <kenjy_> pwuertz, it is not a hardware problem because it works on windows
[07:34] <pwuertz> raylu: I'm not talking about the best solution.. I'm talking about the easiest solution
[07:35] <backslash7> I installed the font package  texlive-fonts-recommended  in order to get the bookman font but I can't choose any new fonts in OpenOffice, do I have to update anything after installing those fonts?
[07:35] <milkeh> can somebody please help me connect to my wireless network?
[07:35] <pwuertz> kenjy_: ok.. by "just stopped working" i thought your mouse just stopped moving on the ubuntu desktop
[07:36] <kenjy_> pwuertz, yes
[07:36] <Mal3ko> raylu: i mean options i need to edit on the server to enable sftp
[07:36] <Titan8990> Mal3ko, he told you, none other than:  sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[07:36] <milkeh> does anybody here know anything about wireless networks?
[07:36] <Titan8990> Mal3ko, sftp is basically SCP
[07:36] <Titan8990> !ask | milkeh
[07:37] <pwuertz> kenjy_: so what did you do? you rebooted to windows.. mouse works.. rebooted to ubuntu... mouse doesnt work?
[07:37] <backslash7>  I installed the font package  texlive-fonts-recommended  in order to get the bookman font but I can't choose any new fonts in OpenOffice, do I have to update anything after installing those fonts?
[07:37] <kenjy_> pwuertz, I just turned on the computer and the mouse its down in ubuntu
[07:38] <Titan8990> !wireless > milkeh
[07:38] <pwuertz> kenjy_: and you rebooted to windows right away then?
[07:38] <milkeh> does anybody know why I can't connect to my WPA-Personal network?
[07:38] <Jefferson`J> hello everyone, i installed the KUBUNTU DESKTOP.. well i uninstalled it cuase i didnt like it.. but the kubuntu startup splash still comes up during startup and shutdown.. also there is still an entry for it under sessions.. how do i rid these
[07:39] <raylu> !puregnome
[07:39] <kenjy_> pwuertz, yes
[07:39] <yao_ziyuan> what is the deb repository of getdeb.net?
[07:40] <badserii> Hi! I have a script, that was using the ps command , and was running from 10 to 10 minutes. Now I found that I have over 200 processes named ps, and that the ps command doesn't work anymore - it hangs. The kill -9 doesn't work either. What can I do?
[07:40] <Titan8990> !wpa | milkeh
[07:40] <hallow> KMIMM
[07:41] <Titan8990> milkeh, see the section on enabling wpa
[07:41] <pwuertz> kenjy_: ok... that might take a while :/.. I'm really sorry but I can't help right now
[07:41] <Jefferson`J> cool
[07:41] <Jefferson`J> is there a similar command to help me remove the remainder files from the XFCE install i did???
[07:42] <raylu> Jefferson`J: ...someone went experimenting
[07:42] <Jefferson`J> yeah
[07:42] <Jefferson`J> i did... i admit it
[07:42] <quibbler> yao_ziyuan: there are no repository:  http://www.getdeb.net/about.php
[07:42] <Jefferson`J> but honestly ive learned that i really enjoy gnome... :>
[07:42] <petaflot> raylu: for some very f** strange reason, /root had the wrong ownership
[07:42] <kubiik> je tady nekdo..?
[07:42] <raylu> Jefferson`J: heh. not a bad thing. i'm not sure how much good purging xubuntu-desktop will do
[07:42] <petaflot> raylu: it seems fixed.. I'll chekc the other hosts now
[07:42] <pwuertz> kenjy_: I assume it's a usb mouse.. so I would check lsusb or dmesg to assure that ubuntu found the mouse
[07:42] <raylu> petaflot: heh, that is indeed strange
[07:42] <raylu> petaflot: but so is caring about /root :P
[07:43] <Jefferson`J> well i  guess since it wasnt much of a large download.. i did remove most of it.. i guess i'll leave the remainder files for later
[07:43] <Titan8990> Jefferson`J, sudo aptitude remove xubuntu-desktop
[07:43] <yao_ziyuan> quibbler: http://ppa.launchpad.net/getdeb.packages/
[07:43] <O__o> how come i cant find cairo dock in add/remove in ubuntu?
[07:43] <petaflot> raylu: I'm not very much of a sudoer..
[07:43] <pwuertz> kenjy_: if that worked.. the next thing is Xorg.0.log and check if the mouse was recognized by the xserver properly
[07:43] <milkeh> Titan8990: thanks I'll take a look
[07:44] <raylu> O__o: not everything is in there. use synaptic or just "sudo aptitude install cairo-dock"
[07:44] <kenjy_> pwuertz, its a laptop
[07:44] <kenjy_> pwuertz, and its not a usb mouse
[07:44] <raylu> kenjy_: you have a laptop with a ps/2 port?!
[07:44] <O__o> cairo-dock vs awn, which one is faster and better/
[07:44] <Titan8990> !best | O__o
[07:44] <raylu> O__o: they're both guis for launching apps and, thus, useless
[07:45] <pwuertz> kenjy_: if it's a laptop with a touchpad... I'll throw in another buzzword: "synaptics"
[07:45] <Jefferson`J> well thx
[07:45] <Jefferson`J> the uninstall xubuntu actually removed quite a bit of junk
[07:45] <Jefferson`J> ty so much
[07:45] <O__o> !best Titan8990
[07:45] <kenjy_> pwuertz, if I plug a usb mouse it works
[07:45] <O__o> !best | Titan8990
[07:45] <raylu> ...
[07:45] <kenjy_> pwuertz, its an acer one netbook
[07:46] <pwuertz> kenjy_: ok.. then there is something wrong with the synaptics driver for Xorg... thats the one providing support for touchpads
[07:46] <Flannel> O__o: Please don't abuse the bots.
[07:46] <b1n42y> O__o: try them both make your own mind up
[07:46] <kenjy_> pwuertz, it was working
[07:47] <Titan8990> pwuertz, the synaptics driver for a touchpad is not required for it to work, just required for functions such as scrolling etc
[07:48] <raylu> while we're listing relavant but not necessarily helpful things, xev
[07:48] <pwuertz> kenjy_, Titan8990: which means that the recognition for ps2 mice is broken for some reason?
[07:48] <raylu> wait, i thought we were dealing with a touchpad, not a ps/2 mouse
[07:48] <kenjy_> pwuertz, yes
[07:49] <kenjy_> pwuertz, I think that it could be the last update
[07:49] <Titan8990> pwuertz, I am not sure how the whole automagic X works with newer distros.... I write my xorg myself to ensure there is not funky problems with autodetection
[07:49] <pwuertz> raylu: maybe I'm wrong.. but touchpads used to be connected as ps2 devices
[07:49] <raylu> oh
[07:49] <Titan8990> pwuertz, most are ps2
[07:49] <kenjy_> Titan8990, read this http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xorg_input_hotplugging#I_configured_my_mouse_and.2For_keyboard_in_xorg.conf.2C_but_X_will_not_use_it
[07:50] <pwuertz> kenjy_: I think the first thing to do is to check Xorg.0.log... maybe you could post it to nopaste.org and put the url here
[07:51] <ActionParsnip> hey all
[07:52] <kenjy_> pwnt, http://rafb.net/p/aYPmOE56.html
[07:52] <qdb> how much free space should be in brasero's temp directory?
[07:52] <qdb> must be size of image?
[07:53] <marko__> i'm trying to do mkdir /usr/local/lib/codecs/ in console but it says that i dont have permission...how do i gain permission? its my computer and i have admin rights but i cant create this folder :S
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> is there anything like slogger (activity logger) for firefox?
[07:53] <Kartagis> would a pentium dual core with 1gb of ram handle compiz fine?
[07:53] <Titan8990> Kartagis, depends on the video card and if it has opengl support
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> marko__: as you do not own the containing folder yu will need sudo to et permission
[07:53] <raylu> marko__: sudo, but why do you want to do it?
[07:54] <marko__> i need to install a codec pack
[07:54] <Kartagis> Titan8990, how do i know if it has opengl support?
[07:54] <marko__> i cant watch this video
[07:54] <raylu> marko__: this is definitely not the recommended way to go about it
[07:54] <Titan8990> marko__, you should just the package manager, thats what ists for
[07:54] <raylu> marko__: what codec do you need and what media player are you using?
[07:54] <marko__> i got the advice from http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Install-Multimedia-Codecs-in-Linux-39555.shtml
[07:54] <marko__> im using Mplayer
[07:55] <Titan8990> Kartagis, basically.... its either ati, nvidia, or certain intel cards
[07:55] <qdb> i think not, if would so brasero would warn
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> !codecs | marko__
[07:55] <marko__> not sure what the codec is...how do i find out? the audio just wont play
[07:55] <Titan8990> Kartagis, all recent ati and nvidia cards have opengl support
[07:55] <raylu> marko__: when you run mplayer on the file, it should mention the audio tracks it finds
[07:55] <Kartagis> Titan8990, Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[07:55] <raylu> marko__: could you pastebin the output of running mplayer?
[07:56] <marko__> how do i do that? sorry, major noob here
[07:56]  * ActionParsnip groans at intel vga
[07:56] <raylu> marko__: open up a terminal, run "mplayer filename"
[07:56] <raylu> marko__: press q to stop it, copy all the text, paste it into a pastebin
[07:56] <Kartagis> !pastebin | marko__
[07:56] <n2diy> I created a seperate /home partition of 2g, with two users, how do I keep user a from hogging all the partition from user b?
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> n2diy: disk quota
[07:56] <Titan8990> Kartagis, yes, that has opengl support for the opensource drivers, can't comment on the performance
[07:57] <n2diy> ActionParsnip: thank you.
[07:57] <Kartagis> thank you Titan8990 :)
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> n2diy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=289571
[07:57] <crdlb> Kartagis: yes, that should run compiz fine, particularly at a non-gigantic resolution
[07:57] <pwuertz> raylu, kenjy_, Titan8990: according to the xorg log at http://rafb.net/p/aYPmOE56.html the touchpad was found and the synaptics driver loaded successfully... but the pointer won't move after some apt upgrade... bug report?
[07:57] <n2diy> ActionParsnip: thank you.
[07:57] <Titan8990> pwuertz, yeah, I saw that xorg log, bug report it....
[07:57] <kenjy_> pwuertz, yep, I think that its a bug
[07:57] <kenjy_> pwuertz, tnks any way
[07:57] <Titan8990> pwuertz, I would like to know why xorg feels the need to emulate it to usb
[07:58] <pwuertz> Titan8990: isn't that just the usb mouse he plugged in later?
[08:00] <Titan8990> pwuertz, oh, guess it is...
[08:00] <marko__> raylu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129139/
[08:00] <n2diy> ActionParsnip: so I have 2g for /home, and now I have 20 users, they can't do much with 100m, can they?
[08:00] <marko__> oh hang on
[08:00] <marko__> thats a dud sorry
[08:01] <pwuertz> kenjy_: for the bug report.. maybe you should post a xorg.0.log without your usb mouse plugged in, so people won't claim that disabling the touchpad while attaching usb mice is some kind of feature ^^
[08:01] <Titan8990> marko__, you need the win32 codecs
[08:01] <marko__> how do i get that?
[08:02] <checky> i m gonna crazy please someone help with wireless
[08:02] <checky> i cannot connect to wireless
[08:02] <Titan8990> marko__, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683
[08:02] <Titan8990> !info win32codecs
[08:02] <Titan8990> !info win32codec
[08:02] <checky> şt snot detect anyone i m using broadcom acer 5100
[08:02] <Titan8990> marko__, follow that guide
[08:02] <raylu> Titan8990: he can play the video, though
[08:02] <marko__> thanks Titan8990
[08:03] <gaurav_overlord> Titan8990 & raylu: I got XP booted =]
[08:03] <Titan8990> gaurav_overlord, nice, what was the fix?
[08:03] <gaurav_overlord> Titan8990: and the nickname change: "am on live cd to reinstall grub and pidgin says "overlord" is registered.
[08:03] <raylu> oh, overlord = gaurav_overlord
[08:04] <gaurav_overlord> raylu: yus
[08:04] <checky> doesn't anybody know anytihn about wireless ????????????????
[08:04] <gaurav_overlord> Titan8990: fix. am not exactly sure. but i'll tell you what i did.
[08:04] <kenjy_> pwuertz, hahahahaha ok tnks
[08:04] <gaurav_overlord> TItan8990: I did Chkdsk in recovery mode and it gave me "detected one or more unrecoverable problems"
[08:05] <gaurav_overlord> Titan8990: then I did Fixboot and then i did Fixmbr
[08:05] <gaurav_overlord> TItan8990: and then reboot got me to XP
[08:05] <raylu> ...
[08:05] <raylu> gaurav_overlord: no way. this is with the nt boot loader?
[08:05] <gaurav_overlord> Titan8990: and since then I have been looking for a cd to install Grub.
[08:06] <Titan8990> gaurav_overlord, any linux live cd should do
[08:06] <gaurav_overlord> Titan8990: What is with nt boot loader ?
[08:06] <raylu> i'm more interested in what fdisk has to say about your drive now, though
[08:06] <gaurav_overlord> Titan8990: Yeh, I finally found Intrepid. thought I would inform you guys first
[08:07] <gaurav_overlord> raylu: You mind me fixing the grub first and then booting throught the normal system /
[08:07] <gaurav_overlord> ?*
[08:07] <trancefat> hi all, how do i take a screenshot in ubuntu
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> trancefat: press pntscrn
[08:08] <raylu> gaurav_overlord: your system. but i would be interested in what fdisk -l had to say too, if i were you
[08:08] <gaurav_overlord> k sec
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> !info gnome-screenshot
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> bah he left
[08:09] <mortne2> Hi. I need help understanding why xev gives me identical output for the two volume buttons (and also other of the multimedia buttons) on my Logitech diNovo mini keyboard that is connected via a usb  bluetooth receiver. Anyone has any hints on that?
[08:09] <jelly12gen> noo use sscrot
[08:09] <gaurav_overlord> raylu: seems pretty fine to me =]
[08:09] <consoleart> hi all can i use QT in Gnome ??
[08:09] <doleyb> mortne2: idk, but i've seen some volume buttons work by sending two keystrokes in a row.
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> !info sscrot
[08:10] <checky> sdfsdf
[08:10] <checky> dfg
[08:10] <checky> dsfg
[08:10] <checky> df
[08:10] <checky> gdsfg
[08:10] <checky> ds
[08:10] <FloodBot1> checky: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> consoleart: absolutely
[08:10] <gaurav_overlord> raylu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129144/
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> consoleart: you will have both libs installed but you will then be able to run kde apps
[08:11] <consoleart> can  you tell me of any sites where i can reference for doing applications which Connects to database etc ?
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> consoleart: depends on your stance on bloat
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> consoleart: sql will be a huge part of it
[08:12] <raylu> gaurav_overlord: interesting
[08:12] <gaurav_overlord> raylu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129145/
[08:12] <checky> does anybody have wireless problem ??
[08:12] <consoleart> you mean i can develop ?
[08:12] <gaurav_overlord> raylu: what command do i give next ?
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> consoleart: can you please clarify, please use full sentances
[08:12] <gaurav_overlord> raylu: is it "enter root (hd0, 5)" ?
[08:13] <consoleart> can i use QT to connect to a MYSQL database ?
[08:13] <consoleart> if yes then can you give any reference for the same
[08:13] <raylu> gaurav_overlord: um...
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> consoleart: it there is a qt app that will do it, sure
[08:13] <raylu> gaurav_overlord: since you're on a livecd, normally i just
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> consoleart: apt-cache search sql | less
[08:14] <sauvin> consoleart, you need to be really clear about what you're looking for.
[08:14] <raylu> gaurav_overlord: mount /dev/sda6 (or wherever /boot/grub is) and
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> consoleart: all those apps are sql based
[08:14] <raylu> gaurav_overlord: outside of the grub shell, grub-install --root-directory=/media/whatever /dev/sda
[08:15] <gaurav_overlord> raylu: Hmm. sec. Lemme check with the forums. Doing it with the live cd for the first time.
[08:15] <Titan8990> !grub | gaurav_overlord
[08:15] <consoleart> i want to develop a database application ( an order entry system) with QT and MYSql as back end
[08:15] <consoleart> so i want to know how to use mysql with QT4
[08:16] <consoleart> if any reference sites / books / manuals are available it would be of much help
[08:16] <Titan8990> consoleart, qt4 is not a programming language, its a GUI toolkit....
[08:16] <huwenfeng> oh, you are very kind to answer my questions , thank you all
[08:16] <gaurav_overlord> Titan8990: I just got to that page a few seconds back. Thanks for your help mate !
[08:17] <Titan8990> consoleart, first you will need to select a language in which to write you application that has bindings with qt
[08:17] <consoleart> exactly...so how do i connect to a abackend if i have develop a UI in qt
[08:17] <Titan8990> consoleart, python would be an easy solution, but possibly not the most ideal
[08:17] <consoleart> sorry for my ignorance...but iam little confused
[08:17] <sexcopter> it's not 100% clear to me, with ssh, using the -C flag for compression, is it only effective for protocol version 1, or just that the compression level setting only has effect for protocol version 1?
[08:17] <gaurav_overlord> Ahh. done.
[08:18] <sauvin> consoleart, generally, mysql, postgresql and similar products pretty much assume you're going to do some coding.
[08:18] <fellojell_o> anyone else having issues viewing pictures online with firefox?  (amd64)
[08:18] <gaurav_overlord> A reboot shall tell me if both ubuntu & XP are booting. Thanks guys. Thanks a LOT !
[08:18] <crdlb> Titan8990: Qt actually does have builtin SQL support, btw
[08:18] <doleyb> consoleart: maybe you'd like http://gambas.sourceforge.net
[08:18] <sauvin> Qt *itself* also assumes you're going to be doing some coding :D
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> sexcopter: http://pastebin.com/m4478c208
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> fellojell_o: seems ok here, tried clearing cache?
[08:19] <gaurav_overlord> Be back after the bootup. Thanks Titan8990 & raylu !!
[08:20] <fellojell_o> yeah, clearing catch dosen't help much.
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> fellojell_o: tried closing all firefoxes and renaming ~/.mozilla to test
[08:20] <sexcopter> ActionParsnip: to me, that reads that compression works for both versions, but only protocol 1 lets you control compression level. seems a bit odd, but not a problem
[08:21] <mortne2> Now I pasted a series of button presses from xev on http://paste.ubuntu.com/129148/ . Can anyone help me what to do to get the buttons working?
[08:21] <fellojell_o> I'll try it, but what will renaming it do?
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> sexcopter: does seem weird but I guess we gotta roll with it
[08:23] <quibbler> fellojell_o: force firefox to default settings
[08:24] <aurax> hello, something is overriding my resolv.conf file any idea how to debug it?
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> fellojell_o: you will get a stock profile, as you only renamed we can rename back after the test
[08:24] <Titan8990> aurax, dhcp would be my first guess
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> fellojell_o: idiots will say to delete stuff but I always include a rollback method
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> fellojell_o: if the stock profile works, you have 2 options. 1 rebuild a new profile, 2 work out why the original is faulty
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> fellojell_o: make sure you are the owner of your whole firefox settings folder as well as make sure you have full access to it
[08:28] <Hemebond1> Why do I have 4 network connections showing up in the NetworkManager applet?
[08:28] <Hemebond1> And none of them obey my manual settings.
[08:28] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond1: if the others are surplus, delete them
[08:28] <Hemebond1> How?
[08:29] <checky> how can i install application on ubuntu??
[08:29] <fellojell_o> I appreciate your help ActionParsnip.  I'll be back tomorrow.
[08:29] <Hemebond1> ActionParsnip: They're not listed under Edit Configuration.
[08:29] <Hemebond1> They're only available when I left-click the applet or when I go to Connection Information.
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond1: if your network is working and working fine, i wouldnt touch it
[08:30] <RocknRoll> checky, do you have package with u?
[08:30] <Hemebond1> ActionParsnip: It's not working fine. I need a static IP.
[08:30] <steedle> ok so i am new to ubuntu, i have downloaded the cd and booted my machine from it, saw the ubuntu loading screen fine, but now the video is all messed up, any takers ?
[08:30] <Hemebond1> steedle: What video card?
[08:31] <Hemebond1> Nvidia 7800?
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond1: you can specify a static ip in /etc/network/interfaces if you wish, it will supercede anything stupid nm trys to do
[08:31] <gypsymauro> hi
[08:31] <Hemebond1> ActionParsnip: Already done it.
[08:31] <steedle> ati radeon 9200
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond1: cool
[08:31] <Hemebond1> ActionParsnip: No. I still don't have a static IP.
[08:31] <gypsymauro> I don't see splash progress bar when I start ubuntu, but I can c X.org
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond1: after yo editted the file did you restart networking?
[08:32] <Hemebond1> gypsymauro: Does Ubuntu load?
[08:32] <Hemebond1> ActionParsnip: yes.
[08:32] <gypsymauro> Hemebond1: yes
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond1: and the ip hasnt applied
[08:32] <Hemebond1> ActionParsnip: Correct.
[08:32] <albech> is there a way to tell the reps to use a newer version of pidgin.. the version 2.5.2 that is out at the moment doesnt connect to ICQ anymore..
[08:32] <Hemebond1> ActionParsnip: I'll try again. brb.
[08:33] <gypsymauro> Hemebond1: but is so ugly to see a black screen for 20 secs..
[08:33] <Hemebond1> gypsymauro: You think a black screen is ugly? You should see my Ubuntu loading screen.
[08:33] <steedle> better than seeing the windows xp screen for 45 seconds, which i am trying to get rid of now
[08:33] <steedle> :)
[08:34] <gypsymauro> :P
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> gypsymauro: check in /boot/grub/menu.list to make sure you are not using options to disable the boot screen
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | gypsymauro
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> !bootsplash | gypsymauro
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> !splash
[08:34] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: It's given me the static this time.
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: yeah maybe it needed to be restarted again. i'd give a reboot just to make sure its going to get set after a cold boot
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: if you want, pastebin you interfaces and i'll review
[08:36] <Hemebond> http://codesnippets.joyent.com/posts/show/319
[08:36] <marko__> titan8990: i just went through the steps in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683 but i still cant get audio on the file
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: its how i configure all networking, gui takes too long
[08:36] <steedle> anymore help with video card issue ?
[08:36] <Hemebond> It's basically the section under # The primary network interface
[08:36] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: I also just edit interfaces, but when it didn't work I went poking.
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: looks good, nice indenting
[08:37] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: Not my page, but I did indent too.
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: makes it readable :)
[08:38] <Hemebond> Now I need to figure out how to bridge things so I can talk to my VirtualBox VMs.
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> !bridge
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: i'd ask in #vbox
[08:38] <Hemebond> I'm going to try http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-set-up-host-interface-networking-for-virtualbox-on-ubuntu.html again.
[08:39] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: I have. They said "Need to bridge".
[08:39] <Hemebond> I said "Tried it, it didn't work"
[08:39] <Hemebond> They said "Need to bridge properly"
[08:40] <Hemebond> So, I'm going to try that howto again and hopefully this time I'll be able to access the internet from the host machine as well as the guests.
[08:40] <paradigmX> curious if it is wise to run X applications on my Ubuntu desktop to my laptop being that I have a high speed LAN connection and much better resources on my desktop than laptop
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: oh do you just want web acccess
[08:40] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: No. I need to be able to talk to my guests and have the guests talk to each other.
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: or to be able to access the guests from other systems
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: gotcha
[08:41] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: As well as be able to use the internet from all machines; virtual or otherwise.
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: ive done it in vmware, its part of the setup
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: i can get you web access
[08:41] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: Yeah. VMware does it all for you. Great setup.
[08:41] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: They have web access at the moment. NAT is the default for guests and works fine for that.
[08:42] <steedle> Hemebond: ati radeon 9200
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: set dns server to 10.0.2.3 and default gateway to the ip of your router
[08:42] <Hemebond> paradigmX: Sounds like fin.
[08:42] <Hemebond> *fun
[08:42] <Hemebond> steedle: ATI drivers are pants on Linux apparently
[08:42] <_Skaarj_> i accidentially deleted /usr/local/bin (was empty, so no harm done), i want to restore the original state, can someone give me his owner,group and rights of /usr/local/bin so i can set the right ones ?
[08:42] <paradigmX> Hemebond: there is no xhosts program in my version of Ubuntu (Intrepid).  Are you aware of how to allow access?
[08:43] <Hemebond> steedle: I have an Nvidia card, so I can't help with that issue.
[08:43] <steedle> ok np
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: http://mydebian.blogdns.org/?p=148
[08:43] <Hemebond> paradigmX: Nope. Never done it myself. Just sounded like a fun thing to try.
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: they've gotten better but arent as awesome as nvidia
[08:43] <I2> hi verybody...is there a tools to make benchmark on linux?????
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> !benchmark
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> I2: try: apt-cache search benchmark
[08:44] <quibbler> _Skaarj_: 755
[08:44] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: Yeah, that's port-forwarding. I have a virtual Windows domain for testing so port-forwarding is no good (AFAIK).
[08:45] <_Skaarj_> quibbler: thanks
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: give it a try, it might just fly
[08:45] <eaxxae> so, stupid question right.. but, but how different are ubuntu and debian ?
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> !debian | eaxxae
[08:45] <paradigmX> cool will see what i can doo
[08:45] <JakPete> hello...have a problem updating ubuntu
[08:46] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: I don't know all the ports that would need to be forwarded for a domain client to talk to the server properly.
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: depends how you wanna communicate with it
[08:46] <SmokeyD1> Hey people. I am buying a new pci wlan card. Which driver is the most complete right now? IE: which chipset should I look for?
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> JakPete: can you expand
[08:46] <marko__> i have a folder titled "all-20071007" on my desktop and i wanna copy all the contents in there to /usr/local/lib/codecs/...can point me somewhere which teaches me how to copy using terminal?
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | SmokeyD1
[08:46] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: The domain client needs to be able to communicate freely with the domain controller.
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> SmokeyD1: wise to ask, buy whats compatible and you save a TONNE of grief
[08:47] <mortne1> Anyone here familiar with xev output?
[08:47] <JakPete> update manager says there are 20 updates so I run it.  Get the message "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[08:47] <JakPete> E: _cache->open() failed, please report."
[08:47] <Hemebond> mortne1: Ya, I've used it.
[08:47] <SmokeyD1> ActionParsnip: ok, yeah that is a complete list of supported hardware, but is there no recommendation for a specific chipset?
[08:47] <steedle> is their a defualt password for root wheninstalling ubuntu ?
[08:47] <Hemebond> steedle: No.
[08:48] <Hemebond> steedle: Root is not enabled at all by default.
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> !root | steedle
[08:48] <mortne1> Hemebond: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129148/ are three presses of my volume-up and volume-down buttons. They look very different from pressing the 'normal' keys. What do I do to map them to something useful?
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> steedle: if you need admin power at cli, use sudo. If its a gui app use gksudo
[08:48] <quibbler> JakPete: run sudo dpkg --configure -a
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> steedle: forget about root
[08:49] <mortne1> Hemebond: it's a logitech diNovo mini usb/bluetooth keyboard
[08:49] <H3l1c0pt3r> is there a place we can go, to show off our desktops?
[08:49] <Hemebond> mortne1: How are you mapping them?
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> !ot | H3l1c0pt3r
[08:50] <mortne1> Hemebond: I didn't do anything yet - I'm trying to get them to work, but I cannot seem to find the keycodes that I should use for xmodmap or similar
[08:50] <H3l1c0pt3r> ActionParsnip, i can't im banned
[08:50] <H3l1c0pt3r> ActionParsnip, nvm
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> H3l1c0pt3r: then head to #freenode to maybe get access again
[08:50] <Hemebond> mortne1: System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts won't let you map them?
[08:50] <quibbler> H3l1c0pt3r: check the ubuntuforums
[08:50] <Hemebond> mortne1: It'll also give you the code you need to xmodmap
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> !shortcuts
[08:50] <I2> !benchmark
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> !info xengine  | I2
[08:51] <mortne1> Hemebond: I don't have a System->Preferences thing. I'm running mythbuntu, but if you can tell me how to get the preferences menu item, I'd be *very* happy
[08:51] <marko__> i have a folder on my desktop called all-20071007 and i wanna copy the contents to /usr/local/lib/codecs/ i know the command is cp all-20071007/* /usr/local/lib/codecs/ but it doesnt seem to be able to find the folder
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> I2: what do you want to benchmark exactly?
[08:52] <JakPete> quibbler: did that.  Get the following... http://paste.ubuntu.com/129164/
[08:53] <I2> ﻿ActionParsnip: cpu,disk and network
[08:53] <kraut> moin
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> I2: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=177234
[08:54] <Hemebond> mortne1: I've never used mythbuntu. Not even sure what it is exactly.
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> I2: if you compile and optomise the apps for your system you will get a higher score
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> I2: personaly I think benchmarking is pointless
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> !mythbuntu
[08:54] <antilus> can you use folding-applications in Ubuntu?
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: you can install mythtv on *buntu and you'll have the same
[08:55] <mortne1> Hemebond: It's a dist of ubuntu packaged with mythTV and with some rather nice entries from the Applications menu removed, obviously.
[08:55] <quibbler> JakPete: you closed the update manager first then ran sudo dpkg --configure -a ?
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> antilus: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FoldingAtHome
[08:55] <Hemebond> mortne1: So you have no preferences menu at all?
[08:55] <marsh> any help please...
[08:55] <antilus> thx^^
[08:55] <Hemebond> mortne1: That's a bit crap.
[08:56] <mortne1> Hemebond: I guess so, but now it's already installed, and if menu entries can be added, I'd prefer that
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> antilus: websearching is good ;)
[08:56] <JakPete> quibbler: No :-(  will do it now
[08:56] <mortne1> Hemebond: Agres
[08:56] <mortne1> Hemebond: (agree)
[08:56] <marsh> i did a bootable pendrive linux using clonezilla but i keep getting" Could not find kernel image: linux" on boot up
[08:56] <marsh> what can i do?
[08:56] <antilus> yeah I know, I usually do it but I lost the motivation for it atm:P
[08:56] <antilus> next time, I promise;)
[08:57] <ActionParsnip> !find folding
[08:57] <ActionParsnip> !info kfolding
[08:57] <ActionParsnip> haa awesome
[08:58] <marsh> ActionParsnip: any idea?
[08:58] <q0_0p> !cups
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> !grub | marsh
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> marsh: check grub is pointing to the right files, you may need to use an older kernel and reinstall the newest one
[08:59] <Hemebond> mortne1: Do you have xmodmap installed?
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> mortne1: if you run xev, do the keys generate codes?
[09:00] <JakPete> quibbler: see new... http://paste.ubuntu.com/129167/
[09:00] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: They don't.
[09:01] <marsh> ActionParsnip: i just used the clonezilla bootable usb creator, is that supposed to work just fine?
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: ah then you may need some drivers
[09:01] <marsh> ActionParsnip: by the way i'm just creating a bootable usb pen drive
[09:01] <mortne1> Hemebond & ActionParsnip: Looking into keytough right now...
[09:01] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: Mine work fine but still don't generate a keycode.
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> marsh: not used it fella, review what you did to make sure its perfect
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: is your mouse over the little box and have you clicked inside it?
[09:02] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: Yes. Other keys generate keycodes, but the "multimedia" keys do not.
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> Hemebond: if xev doesnt react its not recieving an input
[09:02] <marsh> ActionParsnip: actually, the instruction is just click "make usb bootable" and that's it, i guess i just have to try a bootable CD instead
[09:02] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip: It is reacting, just not showing any keycode.
[09:03] <Hemebond> ActionParsnip:  That is the problem that mortne1 is having.
[09:03] <Hemebond> I gotta go.
[09:03] <ActionParsnip> marsh: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=879212
[09:03] <Hemebond> Night all.
[09:03] <quibbler> ActionParsnip:  could you look at this for JakPete http://paste.ubuntu.com/129167/ he got this after running sudo dpkg --configure -a
[09:04] <ruby_on_tail1> anyone can tell me a good music player for ubuntu ?
[09:04] <ruby_on_tail1> best mp3 player
[09:04] <paradigmX> just wanted to let you know that i got it working
[09:04] <quibbler> !players | ruby_on_tail1
[09:04] <paradigmX> it sure helps with my laptops processing power too
[09:05] <paradigmX> all processor intensive applications are handled on the desktop now which leaves the laptop open to do local stuff like music :)
[09:06] <edmond> when i run a .sh file in terminal, it says "Bad substition". what does it mean?
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> quibbler: could head into apts cache of debs and force install them but i dont know how great the system will be after
[09:06] <edmond> when i run a .sh file in terminal, it says "Bad substitution". what does it mean?
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> edmond: is the file marked executable?
[09:06] <edmond> i run as root
[09:06] <fantomas> How it happens that two different hardware desktops own different clipboards so that I can't for example copy something on the first and then paste onto the second?
[09:06] <edmond> sudo
[09:07] <ruby_on_tail1> thanks quibbler for asking ubottu to answer my query :P
[09:07] <kozuka> k im going crazy here every time i press a S i go back to my desktop and it opens Start Search in vista
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> edmond: chmod +x <bin file>
[09:07] <kozuka> anyone knows how to fix this? :S
[09:07] <edmond> let me try
[09:07] <simplexio> paradigmX: did you use ssh -X tunnel, i was wondering that has anyone used  pulseaudio over lan. setup is like on computer has line out to stereo and 3 more computer are connected to lan
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> edmond: then use ./<bin file> to run it (make sure your pwd is the same as the location of the script)
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> kozuka: head to ##windows for vista advice, this is ubuntu support
[09:08] <paradigmX> simple: i did but am still unable to get sound yet - i mainly use it for openoffice
[09:08] <marsh> lol
[09:09] <kozuka> ActionParsnip ah k np thought maybe u guys would know ^^
[09:09] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[09:09] <paradigmX> i am going to try -Y to see if that helps though i do not think it will
[09:09] <prince_jammys> edmond: means you should probably run it with bash, not with sh.
[09:09] <silv3r_m00n> I installed xmms from synaptic but I can't see its link to launch the GUI
[09:09] <quibbler> JakPete: i asked ActionParsnip to look at the paste as I was not sure what to do .his reply: "could head into apts cache of debs and force install them but i dont know how great the system will be after"
[09:09] <legendsohai> !windows
[09:09] <simplexio> paradigmX: yeah. me too. havent yet figured out howto get pulseaudio over ssh easily as X progs
[09:09] <silv3r_m00n> is there any extra packge I need to install
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> quibbler: its not graceful, but a sudo apt-get -f install after the force might make things ok again
[09:09] <consoleart> hi alll...sorry got disconnected the last time
[09:10] <simplexio> kozuka: newer used visva, but that sound like you have some meta key stuck
[09:10] <magnetron> simplexio→ pulse is very easy to use over lan, not so easy over ssh
[09:10] <JakPete> quibbler:  Yeah I saw that.  I am pretty new to all this so not really sure what that means.  Nevermind.  Will just go on without updating I suppose.  Thanks anyway.
[09:10] <consoleart> iam trying to use QT for developing a order entry system...can someone give me a heads up on how to start
[09:10] <paradigmX> -Y runs much better but still does not xfer the sound
[09:10] <consoleart> i have installed qt designer and have knowledge on C++, java
[09:11] <quibbler> JakPete: make a note of ActionParsnip  reply and see if you are having problems lateron ..you can always try that later
[09:12] <NemsSs> hi everybody
[09:12] <paradigmX> have a good night all
[09:12] <JakPete> ok thanks
[09:13] <NemsSs> I am french and i must to make an english CV can someone help me please ?
[09:13] <Silkjc> I just did a clean install of Ubuntu 8.1, ran update, rebooted, then activated the nvidia 177 driver and am having the unable to insert nvidia.ko kernel module problem...How can I solve this?
[09:13] <turbanoff> ubuntu don't see network interfaces.  "ifconfig" - only loopback interface.
[09:13] <NemsSs> I use Tex
[09:13] <Silkjc> modprobe nvidia reports: No such device nvidia.ko
[09:14] <Pip> Hello, I'm trying to install ubuntu with a live CD in a text mode , so which command is for a text mode GUI for installation ?
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> !ot | NemsSs
[09:15] <prince_jammys> Pip: i think the name of the installer is 'ubiquity'
[09:15] <DIFH-iceroot> NemsSs: #latex
[09:16] <tengulre11> I have a linux server box in lan network, but I can not let port 800 forward wan network,why? (other linux box work good)
[09:16] <marko__> can someone tell me how i can log in as root?  i know how to do it in console but how do i do it in the GUI? i just wanna do it so please dont say i shouldnt
[09:16] <Pip> prince_jammys, 8.10 ?
[09:16] <Silkjc> ActionParsnip: Hey again, you were helping me last night...still got the same problem after a clean install :(
[09:16] <prince_jammys> Pip: shouldn't make a difference.
[09:16] <DIFH-iceroot> marko__: but you should NOT login as root in gnome
[09:16] <marko__> DIFH-iceroot: but is it possible?
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> marko__: you dont need to, you can do EVERYTHING root can do using sudo and gksudo
[09:16] <Pip> prince_jammys, execute it as root or normal user ?
[09:17] <DIFH-iceroot> marko__: look at session settings in the adminstrator panel to enable root-login in gnome but DONT DO IT
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> marko__: the account is disabled for so very many good reasons
[09:17] <marko__> well im trying to copy a file to another folder using terminal but it keeps saying it cant find the folder and its starting tpo piss me off
[09:17] <prince_jammys> Pip: try as your current user.
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> DIFH-iceroot: just dont tell him, root loggin on relly riles me and i get ranty
[09:17] <DIFH-iceroot> marko__: sudo, gksudo
[09:18] <Pip> prince_jammys, I'm in a text mode, not Xorg
[09:18] <DIFH-iceroot> ActionParsnip: i said DONT DO IT but why i should not answer his question
[09:18] <prince_jammys> Pip: yes, i read
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> marko__: why do you think al lthe official documentation has the word sudo in it
[09:18] <Pip> prince_jammys, I got gtk-error, can't open display
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> DIFH-iceroot: its very un-ubuntu :)
[09:18] <prince_jammys> Pip: ok. then ubiquity is not it for text mode
[09:18] <sjefsape> i have dual boot on my computer. win xp and ubuntu. why can`t I find the ubuntu disk in windows?
[09:18] <DIFH-iceroot> ActionParsnip: everyone is free to do what he want but i know what you mean
[09:19] <marko__> i have a folder called codecs on my desktop and i wanna move the contents of that folder to usr/local/lib/codecs and i type cp file:///home/mark/Desktop/codecs/* /usr/local/lib/codecs/ but it keeps saying it cant find it
[09:19] <Pip> prince_jammys, No,it's not, which installer is for text mode
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: you can mount ext2 partitions in windows
[09:19] <quibbler> marko__: in a terminal do: gksudo nautilus  and work from the file manager
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: as they are not microsoft partitions, microsoft refuses to support them as the are arrogant and suck
[09:20] <sjefsape> hehe
[09:20] <Roxy> Hmmm
[09:20] <jerto> marko__,
[09:20] <marko__> quibbler: i just did it and it says "(gksudo:7425): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:"
[09:20] <Roxy> KDE is still flashing
[09:20] <Roxy> It's the strangest thing
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> marko__: sudo cp ~/Desktop/codecs/* /usr/local/lib/codecs/
[09:20] <jerto> marko__, I guess your syntax is not correct
[09:20] <ruby_on_tail1> i have been using winamp + dfx audio enhancer, the quality being awesome, anything equivalent is there on ubuntu ?
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> marko__: no need for root there, i used sudo like we've all been telling you
[09:20] <marko__> what does that mean jerto? is that bad?
[09:21] <jerto> marko__, ActionParsnip sent you the correct syntax
[09:21] <ruby_on_tail1> just installed audacious, the sound is very basic
[09:21] <marko__> ActionParsnip: i just did that and it still cant find it
[09:21] <sjefsape> ActionParsnip: how do i mount ext2 partitions?
[09:21] <ruby_on_tail1> anything with superior quality ? :D
[09:21] <sjefsape> ActionParsnip: in windows
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: http://www.fs-driver.org/
[09:21] <marko__> cp: cannot stat `/root/Desktop/codecs/*': No such file or directory
[09:22] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[09:22] <silv3r_m00n> is there a plugin like dfx for the media players on linux ?
[09:22] <asdfqwer> anyone know a quick hack for getting my desktop icons to iterate on an x axis opposed to y?
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: despite ext3 and ext2 being open sourced, microsoft wont develop it. pretty shoddy imho
[09:22] <jerto> marko__,  sudo cp -r home/mark/Desktop/codecs/ /usr/local/lib/codecs/
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> ruby_on_tail1: depends on settings and config of the app
[09:23] <marko__> jerto: still doesnt work :(
[09:23] <jerto> marko__,  sudo cp -r /home/mark/Desktop/codecs/ /usr/local/lib/codecs/ make sure the case is correct
[09:24] <sjefsape> ActionParsnip: how do I know if I`m using ext2 or ext3? I installed the latest version of ubuntu
[09:24] <ikonia> sjefsape: it will be ext3
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: the default partition type is ext3. ext3 == ext2 + journal
[09:24] <sjefsape> ok.. thansk :)
[09:24] <dayo> what other av software can i put on my firewall server, based on this post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=380169
[09:24] <sjefsape> thanks*
[09:25] <marko__> jerto: it worked! thnks dude...but it copied the whole folder over...i just wanna copy the contents of the folder but not the actual folder...
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> !firewall | dayo
[09:25] <dudus> sjefsape: you can check looking at /etc/mtab
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: or sudo parted -l
[09:26] <marko__> jerto: nvm i just figured it out
[09:26] <marko__> thanks for ur help
[09:26] <dayo> ActionParsnip: i use Firehol, but i want to install an anti-virus software, too. and apparently clamwin isn't all that
[09:26] <jerto> no worries
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> !antivirus
[09:26] <prince_jammys> Pip: you have a text-mode install CD, correct?
[09:26] <erictus_> hi ubottu
[09:27] <ccitt> hey all :)
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> dayo: unless you have windows clients, you will be ok for virus protection
[09:27] <dayo> ActionParsnip: yeah, i'm doing it for the sake of the few windows systems on my network
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> dayo: snips!
[09:27] <dayo> ActionParsnip: snips?
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> dayo: say the same thing as someone then you say snips
[09:27] <steedle> can anyone help with installation of ubuntu, i get through the screen with the progress bar, but then it goes all screwy, ati radeon 9200
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> dayo: you could run avg
[09:28] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[09:28] <Pip> prince_jammys, live CD
[09:28] <ccitt> can anyone help me find a good tutorial or HOWTO or something to get an ubuntu workstation authenticating to an ebox/ubuntu 8.04lts domain? like with unified logons and roaming profiles?
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> steedle: can you pastebin your xorg.cof please
[09:28] <Pip> xubuntu live CD
[09:28] <silv3r_m00n> I installed xmms from synaptic but can't see any entry in menu multimedia ?
[09:28] <sivang> hi all
[09:28] <dayo> ActionParsnip: true, avg installs on linux.
[09:28] <dayo> brb
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: add it yourself, make sure it runs ok by typing xmms press tan then enter
[09:29] <Gnea> !xmms
[09:29] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: bash: xmms: command not found
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: try xmm then press tab
[09:29] <steedle> actionParsnip: what are the commands for that again
[09:30] <sivang> has anyone has success in confiugring the NIC with driver and all on the asus p5q pro 64bit motherboard with ubuntu 8.04 64bit ?
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> steedle: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:30] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: xmms2 is there but it is kind of konsole thing
[09:30] <silv3r_m00n> no window pops .. but gives instruction of add remove etc
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> sivang: run: lspci   it will identify the NIC, you can use that to web search, the motherboard model / make dioesnt give much info as they can use multiple NIC chips
[09:31] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: like this Available commands:
[09:31] <silv3r_m00n>   add - adds a URL to the playlist
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: try alt+f2 -> xmms2  enter
[09:31] <Pip> prince_jammys, Any ideas ?
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: i think you hav to give it a file as an arg for it to launch
[09:32] <steedle> actionParsnip: i get SQUASHFS errors
[09:32] <sivang> ActionParsnip: it seems this is Atheros 8121 , does this help ?
[09:32] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: where is the winamp like black window
[09:32] <silv3r_m00n> which comes on launching it
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> sivang: much better
[09:32] <paul__> kexit
[09:32] <paul__> sorry =/
[09:33] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: xmms has that black kind of window which resembles winamp .. where is it
[09:33] <GooD2KnoW> has anyone installed ubuntu 9.04 ?
[09:33] <doleyb> silv3r_m00n: change the xmms skins
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> sivang: http://www.ubuntuhcl.org/browse/product+asus-p5kpl-cm?id=1374
[09:34] <silv3r_m00n> doleyb: but how do I launch the window of xmms
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> sivang: you need to compile a driver - the AR81 module
[09:34] <fliegenderfrosch> GooD2KnoW: try #ubuntu+1
[09:34] <silv3r_m00n> doleyb: I installed xmms from synaptic and now from konsole I can run xmms2 but it looks like a command line utility
[09:34] <steedle> what are squashfs errors ?
[09:34] <puppypusher> Anyone have experience with Broadcom 9411mcg?
[09:34] <silv3r_m00n> doleyb: where is the GUI
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: is the 9411 the model of your acer?
[09:35] <puppypusher> No, it's the model of my PCI-E wireless card in my laptop
[09:35] <puppypusher> It's an IBM Lenovo
[09:35] <Silkjc> I just did a clean install of Ubuntu 8.1, ran update, rebooted, then activated the nvidia 177 driver and am having the unable to insert nvidia.ko kernel module problem...How can I solve this?
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: what does lspci say it is?
[09:36] <puppypusher> Broadcom 9311 Rev1. Same as windows says.
[09:37] <puppypusher> See, the problem I'm having is weird. The STA driver is working fine under Ubuntu, but when I switch to Windows, and using the driver directly from the manufacturer, I'm getting very, very erratic ping times.
[09:37] <puppypusher> With network timeouts at regular intervals
[09:37] <puppypusher> What I'm trying to figure out is what Ubuntu knows, that Windows doesn't.
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: i cant find your chi pin any search engine.I think you may have to ndiswrapper it, bbroadcom + linux == sucks
[09:38] <sjefsape> why do i get "usb 2-1 device decriptor read/64 error -110" everytime I boot ubuntu?
[09:38] <puppypusher> hold on, I might be typing it wrong
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: broadcom are only just starting to get their act together after huge pressure
[09:38] <puppypusher> Sorry, BCM4311 Revision 1
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: ahh much better
[09:39] <puppypusher> Like I said, STA driver works totally fine on Ubuntu. But under windows, using the manufacturers drivers (and others), I cannot get rid of erratic ping, and patterned network timeouts.
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom | puppypusher
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: erratic ping under windows is not an ubuntu issue, head to ##windows
[09:40] <puppypusher> I know it's not an Ubuntu issue, but I was wondering how Ubuntu uses the driver, as opposed to windows so I can make a comparison
[09:40] <puppypusher> If that makes any sense. lol
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: not sure on that level personally
[09:41] <puppypusher> Okay. :) Thanks for directing me to the correct room.
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: maybe someone else can chip in, or contact the ndiswrapper devs or maybe whoever made the 43xx guide
[09:41] <puppypusher> Sweet.
[09:42] <sjefsape> anybody who can help me get internett in ubuntu?
[09:42] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: the xmms gui is not coming ... any idea ?
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: is it xmms or xmms2 ?
[09:44] <silv3r_m00n> xmms2
[09:44] <sivang> ActionParsnip: do you know if there's an eta when this will be in restricted-modules ?
[09:44] <sjefsape> anybody who can help me get internett in ubuntu?
[09:45] <sivang> ActionParsnip: or whatever lrm is called these days :)
[09:45] <Dhananjay> dial up?
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=162369
[09:45] <prince_jammys> Pip: i don't know that you can install in text mode with the regular live cd. you need the alternate cd, or the server cd ...
[09:45] <koshar2> sjefsape ehternet?
[09:45] <sjefsape> nix sdsl
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> sivang: not sure, do you have restricted modules installed?
[09:45] <sjefsape> koshar2: yes
[09:46] <prince_jammys> Pip: i may be wrong. i've installed in text mode, but not with the live cd.
[09:46] <Pip> prince_jammys, thanks, I got it
[09:46] <sjefsape> Dhananjay: nope. ethernet with a cabel modem.
[09:46] <prince_jammys> Pip: what was it?
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: http://wiki.xmms2.xmms.se/wiki/XMMS2_Clients
[09:47] <sivang> ActionParsnip: ah, a problem. This is not my machine and I'm not close to it at the moment. It  is a friend's machine. I was just surprised it didn't configure automatically as I Know it supposed to do so for a bunch of hardware Atheros included.
[09:47] <Pip> prince_jammys, I mean I see
[09:47] <prince_jammys> ah
[09:47] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: sudo apt-get install gxmms2
[09:48] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: what is that ?
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> !info gxmms2
[09:48] <Mark____> xmms is still around?
[09:49] <student_> .00
[09:49] <Dhananjay> hey i cannot cofigure the wvdial
[09:49] <student_> ???
[09:50] <student_> ....................................................
[09:50] <Dhananjay> used pppconfig but displays no phone no specified in wvdial
[09:50] <student_> 我不會英文
[09:50] <quibbler> !ask | student_:
[09:50] <marko__> is there a way i can find out what codec i need for a particular file? the audio wont play
[09:50] <quibbler> !cn
[09:51] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: where is tha actual xmms gui ?
[09:51] <Dhananjay> :-(
[09:51] <Dhananjay> sorry
[09:51] <Mark____> marko-_--, some players have a little window with the codec info for a file
[09:51] <Mark____> i think theres a specialized tool that will tell you too
[09:51] <marko__> mplayer doesnt seem to, it just says it cant play the audio
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: gxmms2 is the gui to xmms2 for gnome, run gxmms2 from connad line or it may be in your multimedia menu
[09:51] <marko__> yeah i wanna know what the tool is, i used to have on on windows
[09:51] <koshar2> marko__: try vlc and read what the audio stream is
[09:52] <Out_Cold> boo
[09:52] <r00t-b33r> gers
[09:52] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: that I can see ... but where is the actual winamp kind of gui of xmms which was there earlier
[09:52] <shambat> I'm trying to run loggen (part of syslog-nt) on my Ubuntu Server 8.10 ... I get a "Error connecting to target server: Connection refused" message...I'm using 127.0.0.1 as the target server and 514 as the port (default I think)
[09:52] <riwa> I just upgraded from 7.04 to 8.04 and when I'm viewing the release notes on 8.10 it says it's not a LTS version. Does that mean it's like a "bleeding edge" release that will be improved?
[09:52] <revilodraw> after updating last night my ubuntu is running TERRIBLY, is anyone else experiuenceing this?
[09:53] <Mark____> nah
[09:53] <Mark____> lts means long term
[09:53] <riwa> revilodraw, Did you update from 8.04 -> 8.10?
[09:54] <Mark____> 8.10 is just a normal releas
[09:54] <Mark____> e
[09:54] <Mark____> more like a medium
[09:54] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: not sure, i dont use xmms* i use amarok myself. try a different gui
[09:54] <riwa> Mark_, I know. But why isn't it a long term supported release?
[09:54] <pingvinas> hello everyone
[09:54] <revilodraw> riwa: no, just the normal updates, not a distro update
[09:54] <quibbler> !LTS
[09:54] <pingvinas> i got a big and serious problem on xubuntu
[09:54] <dios_mio> silv3r_m00n, use Audacious
[09:54] <Mark____> they only LTS every so often because its more of a drain
[09:54] <pingvinas> the top line (menu) and the bottom line has just dissapeared after restarting my computer
[09:54] <Mark____> so they pick ones they feel are well rounded i guess
[09:54] <pingvinas> what's wrong. how to get them back?!?!?
[09:55] <silv3r_m00n> dios_mio: yeah that looks fine... but still want to know where did xmms go ?
[09:55] <Mark____> bleeding edge would be jaunty
[09:55] <pingvinas> i need it desperatelly!!!!! plz help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[09:55] <riwa> revilodraw, So that release is as stable as any other ubuntu release?
[09:55] <georgeaf> hey guys, i installed the sysadmin-guide deb package which is the linux system administrator's guide. How can i view it ?
[09:55] <riwa> !ask | pingvinas
[09:55] <georgeaf> it's in doc-base format
[09:55] <Out_Cold> pingvinas, try resarting
[09:55] <ewj1976> pingvinas, alt-f2 gnome-panel
[09:56] <revilodraw> riwa; yes, last night it was running perfectly
[09:56] <quibbler> pingvinas: look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41640
[09:56] <eddie1> halo
[09:56] <puppypusher> ActionParsnip: Windows channel is stumped. lol
[09:56] <r00t-b33r> halo 3
[09:57] <puppypusher> Their answer: Time to start smoking pot. :P
[09:57] <georgeaf> how to view doc-base documentations ppl ? isn't it using yelp ? but where in yelp ?
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: im blaming broadcom, they suck
[09:57] <sjefsape> how do I get internett in ubuntu? I can`t get ip from router
[09:57] <riwa> revilodraw, I remember having this problem a lot when running ubuntu (a couple of years ago). Ubuntu does everything for you which has a lot of benefits. But it also tends to be slow.
[09:57] <puppypusher> Oh, I'm blaming Broadcom too. For sure.
[09:57] <puppypusher> I may not know Linux (as you know) but I know my networking inside and out. This is insane. lol
[09:57] <shear_clone> after i got a new computer, i ripped the broadcom chip out of my laptop and went to the gun range. I'm just sayin...
[09:58] <Out_Cold> georgeaf, ~$ whereis yelp
[09:58] <Out_Cold> yelp: /usr/bin/yelp /usr/share/yelp /usr/share/man/man1/yelp.1.gz
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: check link lights are flashing on the port if you are using wired, you could set static ip to test
[09:58] <puppypusher> So, ActionParsnip...I can totally delete my windows....if I could get WoW working under Ubuntu 8.10 :P
[09:58] <puppypusher> I've tried every tutorial there is. Nothing seems to work. Any ideas?
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: WoW gets the highest ranking of any app under wine
[09:58] <puppypusher> I know. That's what blows my mind.
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: sounds like a project
[09:59] <LordFDisk> puppypusher,  I run WoW under Wine
[09:59] <revilodraw> riwa; no, ubuntu is usually fantastic for me but for some reason it's just performing terribly.. how can i run a scan or something?
[09:59] <puppypusher> Ah, LordFDisk...then perhaps you can help me :)
[09:59] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: ok xmms and xmms2 are not same things
[09:59] <sjefsape> ActionParsnip: can I pm you? :)
[09:59] <georgeaf> Out_Cold, i said where IN yelp not where is yelp
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: no, xmms is discontinued
[09:59] <LordFDisk> puppypusher,  I can sure try. =)
[09:59] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: whatever
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: im gonna be checking citrix wi's in 3 mins, sorry
[09:59] <puppypusher> LordFDisk, can I PM you?
[09:59] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: I thought xmms2 was a new version
[09:59] <koshar2> amms is now audacious
[10:00] <riwa> revilodraw, I don't know really. Does it run slow or what?
[10:00] <LordFDisk> puppypusher,  yep
[10:00] <Chuckster> Hi, I have a questiona bout this link: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2008/06/18/tunnel-web-and-dns-traffic-over-ssh/
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: afaik its a new team
[10:00] <sjefsape> ActionParsnip: okey :| the link lights are flashing
[10:00] <Chuckster> It says it can encrypt DNS requests.....but cant the ISP still see that?
[10:00] <Chuckster> or is that guide using your own computer as a DNS server?
[10:00] <revilodraw> riwa; yes, all programs are loading incredibly slowly, as is the home folder etc
[10:00] <pingvinas> sorry how can i delete .gnome and .gnome2 directories?
[10:00] <Chuckster> who actually resolved the websites in a ssh tunneling scenario?
[10:00] <pingvinas> where are they?
[10:00] <ormandj> hi, using 8.10 server, seeing in jaunty there is a new dovecot-postfix integration, is there documentation on 'how' it works - so I can setup the same thing in 8.10, to make migration easy ?
[10:00] <riwa> puppypusher, I'm pretty sure WoW should run under wine.
[10:00] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: yes
[10:01] <riwa> revilodraw, Well I'm the wrong guy to ask. But maybe you're running out of memory?
[10:01] <georgeaf> how to use yelp to view the sysadmin-guide package guys ?
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> georgeaf: man yelp
[10:01] <shear_clone> Chuckster, so Alice uses a SSH tunnel into Bob's computer. Bob's computer then sends everything out to the ISP, so as far as the ISP can tell, it's coming from Bob.
[10:02] <georgeaf> ActionParsnip, nothing useful is there
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> silv3r_m00n: they probably used teh old xmms source and made it into xmms2
[10:02] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip: yes
[10:02] <silv3r_m00n> and what I need is the old xmms
[10:02] <silv3r_m00n> which I have found on xmms.org
[10:02] <shear_clone> Chuckster, it's mostly useful to get around say, a filter at work. or if you trust the connection to your home computer, but not the connection to your hotel room. it doesn't *really* anonymize you
[10:03] <riwa> revilodraw, If your system runs smooth and after an update it doesn't it's usually not your mistake. So a google could do the trick aswell. It's likely someone else has experienced the same thing and maybe solved it.
[10:03] <Chuckster> shear_clone, I thought even if you had SSH tunneling setup, your ISP would still be resolving the DNS? even though they wouldnt be able to view the contents?
[10:03] <quibbler> pingvinas: open nautilus view check show hidden files and you will see those directories in your home directory.
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> georgeaf: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/yelp/+bug/147668
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> quibbler: pingvinas: i thing the shortcut is alt + .
[10:04] <georgeaf> ActionParsnip, just found it
[10:04] <busfahrer> Hi. ICQ with Pidgin stopped working due to "old version" (using Ubuntu 8.10). Will there be a new version of pidgin in the official repositories soon, or do I have to fix this manually?
[10:04] <eddie1> i need help with my usb camera can enyone help me
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> busfahrer: ahhhh you are in luck
[10:04] <Sp|kE> eddie1: what's the problem ( hi ^^ )
[10:04] <quibbler> ActionParsnip: ctl +h
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> busfahrer: some other dude came in here with icq / pidgin issues
[10:05] <eddie1> it is saying no camera found
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> busfahrer: get the newest version from http://www.getdeb.net/release/3960
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> busfahrer: said it fixed him right up
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> busfahrer: you will need all those deb files
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> busfahrer: you can ease the install by removing the old pidgin first
[10:06] <StyleSheep> how many days left till release of jaunty?
[10:06] <edmond> how do i code lisp program on ubuntu?
[10:06] <sjefsape> ActionParsnip: trying static ip now. but netmask changes from 255.255.255.0 to 24 everytime. The rest is ok. Get notification that I`m connected. But no inet
[10:06] <edmond> which tools do i need to install
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> StyleSheep: launchpad says 23rd April
[10:07] <busfahrer> ActionParsnip: I was wondering if there's a possibility of Ubuntu doing an update in the official repositories
[10:07] <riwa> edmond, In your favorite editor
[10:07] <edmond> emacs
[10:07] <riwa> edmond, a lisp compiler?
[10:07] <edmond> slime
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> busfahrer: the dude submitted a bug which should get it put on there faster
[10:07] <edmond> is it right
[10:07] <edmond> because i'm new to lisp
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> busfahrer: if you see noaxcess, ask him
[10:07] <riwa> edmond, I don't use lisp. I guess any compiler would work
[10:08] <erictus_> i have a question
[10:08] <riwa> !ask
[10:09] <rickard> is there any substitute for Tidy?
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> !info tidy
[10:09] <Sp|kE> eddie1: usb camera ?
[10:10] <eddie1> yes it is
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> eddie1: does the storage show up in: sudo parted -l
[10:14] <eddie1> don't know
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> eddie1: well run the command and pastebin the output for use to see
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> !paste| eddie1
[10:16]  * ActionParsnip does the citrix dance :)
[10:16] <steedle> hey actionParsnip: anymore tips on my video issue
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> steedle: could un: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and the resetup the driver
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> steedle: it'll give you an x server at least
[10:18] <MaryMaus> da bin ich wieder
[10:18] <MaryMaus> da sieht schonmal besser aus
[10:18] <quibbler> !de
[10:18] <MaryMaus> *freu*
[10:18] <MenZa> bitte nur in #ubuntu-de Deutsch sprechen, MaryMaus
[10:18] <MenZa> dieses Kanal ist nur für Englischer Hilfe
[10:18] <MaryMaus> sorry, falscher Kanal
[10:18] <MenZa> :D
[10:19] <sjefsape> need help getting ubuntu online :p
[10:20] <yarri> Hej! I have a question regarding bash scripting
[10:20] <yarri> Say I have following loop
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: ok, are you using wired or wireless?
[10:20] <revilodraw> is it possible to scan ubuntu somehow to make it tell me why it's being SSSOOO SLLLOOOOOOW?
[10:20] <gypsymauro> hi
[10:20] <yarri> for i in $(cat mergesToBeHandled.csv); do
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> revilodraw: run top and watch
[10:20] <yarri> awk "1~/$i/ {print}" uniqueMergingPairs_dupesRemoved.csv
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> revilodraw: have you installed video drivers?
[10:21] <marko__> "VLC does not support the audio or video format "wmap". Unfortunately there is no way for you to fix this." <-- is this true?
[10:21] <yarri> Or rather: awk '1~/$i/ {print}' uniqueMergingPairs_dupesRemoved.csv
[10:21] <sjefsape> ActionParsnip: wired. Realtek rtl 8111b
[10:21] <revilodraw> ActionParsnip: yes, and all was working flawlessly (was for a long time) until last night's updates..
[10:21] <yarri> How can I pass the string $i to awk ?
[10:21] <ActionParsnip> !codecs | marko__
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> revilodraw: have you ran apt-gte clean (don't run it i want to know)
[10:22] <steedle> ActionParsnip: Didn't work.
[10:22] <sjefsape> ActionParsnip: have tried to use static ip. but the Bcast ip changes to 192.168.2.255. bcast the same as gateway yes?
[10:22] <marko__> ubottu i went to the restricted formats page but couldnt find the info i needed as i already had all those
[10:22] <marko__> !codecs
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=388403
[10:23] <marko__> now i feel silly lol
[10:23] <marko__> does anyone know how i can get a codec called wmap?
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> marko__: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=537065
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> marko__: Problem solved by deleting .gstreamer-0.10 folder in my home folder and restarting
[10:25] <revilodraw> ActionParsnip:  no..
[10:25] <steedle> is there a channel to get beginner help in ?
[10:26] <marko__> ActionParsnip: i dont have a .gstreamer-0.10 folder in the home :S
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> revilodraw: ok great, if you look in your apt cache you can see what was installed and see if anyone is having issues with the new packages
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> marko__: then you need the codecs
[10:26] <riwa> steedle, This one.
[10:26] <quibbler> !ask | steedle:
[10:26] <erictus_> can you help me with my beryl
[10:27] <yarri> Is there a channel, where I can get help with bash scripting? (I am a begginer)
[10:27] <riwa> yarri, Try #bash
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> !beryl | erictus_
[10:27] <yarri> thanks, silly me
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> !compiz | erictus_
[10:27] <cocodrilo> erictus_ whats the problem
[10:27] <erictus_> thanks for the info mr.ubottu
[10:28] <riwa> erictus_, He's a bot
[10:28] <revilodraw> ActionParsnip:  ok, how do i do that?
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> revilodraw: cd /var/cache/apt i think is where it is
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> revilodraw: if you look at the created dates you will see which were created most recently
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> revilodraw: these wiill be the last updates you made, it may help some
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> revilodraw: top will show you what is cewing ram + cpu
[10:30] <CQ> hello, any idea why an interface comed up as eth1 even if there is no eth0?
[10:31] <CQ> s/comed/comes
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> CQ: strange but it shouldnt affect stuff
[10:32] <CQ> no, except for my network config since that machine should use a static IP
[10:32] <CQ> any way to see why that happens?
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> CQ: you can read through    dmesg | less
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> CQ: just edit your connections in whatever way you do and apply the setting to the new name of the interface
[10:33] <CQ> [   14.460688] udev: renamed network interface eth0 to eth1
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> CQ: looks like the culprit, nice find
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> CQ: is that after every boot?
[10:34] <piyushchandraind> hello
[10:34] <pingvinas> i removed .gnome and .gconf directories to get default gnome configuration, but it doesn't restore it!!
[10:34] <pingvinas> what should i do?
[10:34] <gypsymauro> I've to clone a ubuntu dekstop from a PC to another via network, it's possible?
[10:35] <koshar2> gypsymauro use partimage
[10:35] <CQ> but why is it doing it?
[10:35] <fosco_> pingvinas: gnome configs are stored in many other places
[10:35] <CQ> I don't see anything more in dmesg, it probes, finds eth0, and then decides to rename it
[10:35] <pingvinas> i just want to get my gnome default back
[10:36] <pingvinas> cause the top and bottom lines of desktop just gone
[10:36] <pingvinas> fosco_ what should i do?
[10:36] <pingvinas> i also removed .gnome
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> CQ: you can technically rename them anything you want using that sort of thing, see if theres a tutorial anyplace for renaming interfaces and maybe its been done somehow
[10:37] <riwa> pingvinas, Then you probably should re-create it, don't you think?
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> pingvinas: try renaming all the ~/.g* folders  like .gconf2 and so on
[10:37] <fosco_> pingvinas: try mv ~/.config ~/.CONFIG (but other programs could be affected)
[10:37] <pingvinas> you mean try to remove .config?
[10:37] <fosco_> no
[10:37] <fosco_> only rename
[10:38] <zined> howdy guys, i'm trying to get my graphic card, which worked from initial installation, to work again. is there anything i can do to make ubuntu rescan my graphic hardware like it's done initially? :(
[10:38] <pingvinas> i don't have .gnome or .gconf directory anymore
[10:38] <pingvinas> nor do i have .gconf2
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> pingvinas: only rename so if its not right you can roll back. if you delete you ave no easy way of retrieving the settings
[10:39] <jatt> where do I find the cron logs? I want to check if a cron.hourly command is running.
[10:39] <zined> jatt: i guess /var/log/cron.log or /var/log/syslog
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> pingvinas: what about .gnome2_private
[10:39] <pingvinas> but what a heck, i was just told that if i remove .gnome and .gconf then the system will restore the defaults
[10:39] <pingvinas> i don't have .gnome2
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> pingvinas: .gconfd .gconf .gnome2 .gnome2_private .gvfs
[10:40] <pingvinas> i was given this link and followed the commands
[10:40] <pingvinas>  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41640
[10:40] <pingvinas> ActionParnsnip: i don't have any other those
[10:41] <pingvinas> i just want my top and bottom pannel back!
[10:42] <oCean_> pingvinas: see 3rd post in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=776296
[10:43] <piyushchandraind> i have ubuntu 8.10 cd
[10:43] <piyushchandraind> my desktop's system config is:
[10:43] <piyushchandraind>   amd athlon x2
[10:43] <piyushchandraind>   1gb ram
[10:43] <piyushchandraind> when i try to boot Live CD, it works for first 5 mins when the progress bar jumps from left-right-left....
[10:43] <piyushchandraind> then stops. (here's when the problem starts)
[10:43] <FloodBot1> piyushchandraind: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:43] <nidis> hello from greece :-)
[10:43] <CQ> ActionParsnip: the answer is in /etc/udev/ where modprobe tries to keep the interfaces consistently named, it had an old networking card still lsited there that would have been eth0
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> piyushchandraind: did you md5 check the iso you downloaded as well as verify the cd was ok once initially booted to?
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> CQ: that makes sense, nice one bro
[10:44] <Raphael_S> zlol
[10:44] <pingvinas> but i don't have .gconf anymore since i removed it
[10:44] <miguel> ola
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> pingvinas: well if you dont have one you could make a new user, log in as the new user, sudo cp the folder over and change the owner to your first user
[10:45] <piyushchandraind> actionparsnip/ it was shiped from ubuntu , and got installed on my friend s comp properly
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> piyushchandraind: ok i would still check the cd just to be sure, then you may need some boot options to make it fly
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | piyushchandraind
[10:47] <piyushchandraind> k let me chek
[10:47] <pingvinas> actionparsnip, sorry how can i log in as a new user
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> piyushchandraind: stuff like disabling acpi and dma can helpwith weird hardware until the install process completes
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> !adduser | pingvinas
[10:47] <jatt> I changed my crontab file do I need to restart cron?
[10:48] <deadlyninja> im wondering why, in /etc/hosts, localhost is set to 127.0.0.1 but my actual hostname is set to 127.0.1.1
[10:48] <deadlyninja> will it break anything if i change my hostname to my external ip?
[10:49] <georgeaf> hey guys, do i have to restart gnome to make the nautilus properties page display correct mime types ?
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: localhost is always 127.0.0.1
[10:50] <_Linuxx_> ninja, the hosts file should have 2 entrys
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: your hostname will be something like daves-pc
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: what is the output of: cat /etc/hostname
[10:50] <_Linuxx_> 127.0.0.1	localhost, 127.0.1.1	computerHostName
[10:51] <deadlyninja> ActionParsnip: my hostname is centauri. im wondering if setting the centauri hostname to 192.168.0.13 will cause a problem, why is it set to 127.0._1_.1
[10:51] <piyushchandraind> ActionParsnip: is disabling acpi and dma through BIOS ?
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: no because the system references itself via the loopback device which is 127.0.0.1
[10:51] <marko__> ActionParsnip: http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=911880 it seems im not the only one...and it seems this problem is not fixable right now since im on 64bit
[10:52] <O__o> hi i have a desktop that uses wireless network and everytime the computer is restarted the annoying "unlock keyring" dialog pops up and ask for password, how to get rid of it?
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> piyushchandraind: no its with boot options in that link i gave
[10:52] <uncle_ben> i'm trying to rename a bunch of files and am using this code: for i in *; do echo mv "$i" "$(date +%Y_%m_)$RANDOM"; done
[10:52] <uncle_ben>  when i execute it runs and lists the renamed files in the terminal, but the old filenames are still displayed in nautilus, even after a refresh, so it's not really being renamed...what am i doing wrong???
[10:52] <pingvinas> actionparsnip, i made a new user, but there is no .gconf anyway
[10:52] <georgeaf> hello, is there an easier way to make nautilus recognize the new mimes ?
[10:52] <_Linuxx_> ninja, planation why.
[10:52] <_Linuxx_> This is a fix for the new system that was started back in edgy where the
[10:52] <_Linuxx_> host name was split off to 127.0.1.1, the problem is that some
[10:52] <_Linuxx_> applications still look for the host name @ 127.0.0.1, so to keep those
[10:52] <_Linuxx_> applications happy and running smoothly you simple need to add the host
[10:52] <FloodBot1> _Linuxx_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:52] <_Linuxx_> name where those applications expect it to be.
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: if you want OTHER systems to resolve centauri to 192.168.0.13 the you add it to TEIR hosts file
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> _Linuxx_: dont do that please
[10:53] <O__o> The aaplication 'NetworkManager Applet' (/usr/bin/nm-applet) wants access to the default keyring, but it is locked
[10:54] <_Linuxx_> it was a copy paste
[10:54] <uncle_ben> anybody??
[10:54] <deadlyninja> ActionParsnip: some programs want to know what host to listen to stuff on, if i say listen on host centauri, no one else can connect to it because 127.0.1.1 is only accessible to localhost
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> O__o: if you websearch that exact error you get http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-940291.html
[10:54] <false> !pastebin | _Linuxx_
[10:55] <oCean_> uncle_ben: in your example it says "echo mv", that will not actually move files
[10:55] <deadlyninja> here is my hosts http://rafb.net/p/GlX5Qj31.html
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: do you mean interface rather than host to listen on
[10:55] <georgeaf> do we have to add mime types manually ? or there's some online database ?
[10:56] <deadlyninja> ActionParsnip: well im configuring sabnbzd and it wants to know what "host" to listen on
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: are you logged in as root?
[10:56] <O__o> ActionParsnip, it doesnt give solution
[10:56] <deadlyninja> ActionParsnip: yes
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: why?
[10:56] <deadlyninja> ActionParsnip: because im coming from gentoo and bsd
[10:56] <deadlyninja> i dont understand why everyone types sudo all day
[10:57] <magnetron> deadlyninja→ no need, just type sudo -i once
[10:57] <georgeaf> do we have to add mime types manually ? or there's some online database ?
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> oh well,at least you understand why running web apps and x server is hideously insecure and that the accound being disabled actually improves security as there is zero chance that the password can be brute forced?
[10:57] <magnetron> georgeaf→ most applications use "libmagic"
[10:58] <Silkjc> Error inserting nvidia (/lib/modules/2.6.27-11-generic/updates/dkms/nvidia.ko): No such device
[10:58] <Silkjc>      <<-- Anyone got suggestions on how to tackle this?
[10:58] <deadlyninja> ActionParsnip: and a user account password cant?
[10:58] <magnetron> georgeaf→ it's the same as the one used in the "file" tool
[10:58] <deadlyninja> ActionParsnip: sudo is security through obscurity
[10:58] <georgeaf> magnetron: i need the mime type for mht files, MIME Html
[10:58] <uncle_ben> oCean_: ok, i deleted the 'echo' from the script and that renamed the files, but deleted the .jpg extensions...how do i fix the script not to do that?
[10:58] <georgeaf> magnetron: not recognized by default in ubuntu
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: its very un-ubuntu to use the account
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: anyway rant over,
[10:59] <_Linuxx_> rofl, "un-ubuntu", thats a new one
[10:59] <Chris_59> exit
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: what are you configuring this other system for? why does it need to know a host to listen to?
[10:59] <steeve_> hi everybody
[11:00] <oCean_> uncle_ben: add the extension in your mv command (blah..blah$RANDOM.jpg)
[11:00] <_Linuxx_> hey
[11:00] <deadlyninja> ActionParsnip: its a media server and im trying to put a newsgroup downloader on it (sabnzbd)
[11:00] <magnetron> georgeaf→ i didn't really catch your question
[11:00] <olleorama> need some help with kile? Anyone?
[11:00] <deadlyninja> ActionParsnip: sabnbzd works with my hosts file works the way it is (http://rafb.net/p/GlX5Qj31.html)  but not if its 127.0.1.1
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: ok, so you need to add the ip for centauri to the hosts file of sabnzbd, this will make the name always resolve tothe ip
[11:01] <georgeaf> magnetron: do i have to write my own mime types in /usr/share/mime manually for each unrecognized type ? or there's an online database for all these where i can download the mime definition file ?
[11:01] <jatt> hi I want to run fetchnews as a cron job but the cron logs say:
[11:01] <jatt> Mar 10 11:00:44 dell-desktop fetchnews[9459]: fetchnews: must be run as news or root
[11:01] <theCarpenter> i want to install python 2.6; is there a way to do this aside from manual compilation? I'd like to avoid fudging with stuff manually if at all possible
[11:01] <theCarpenter> is there any futures repo i can import from?
[11:01] <_Linuxx_> deadlyninja: your host file is fine, it will work the way it is
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: so centauri can't address itself?
[11:02] <deadlyninja> ActionParsnip: no one else can connect to the server when the host has 127.0.1.1 in it
[11:02] <deadlyninja> _Linuxx_: is there a reason why its 127.0.1.1 by default? im trying to avoid future explosions
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: thats why you need slightly different host files on each system
[11:02] <steeve_> do you know how can i make [, ], { and } on a Macbook keyboard on Ubuntu ?
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: as _Linuxx_ said, its a bug so the extra line of 127.0.1.1 is the work around
[11:03] <theCarpenter> steeve_: painfully =]
[11:03] <_Linuxx_> deadlyninja: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2007-August/120744.html
[11:03] <oCean_> deadlyninja: well, some software needs a fqdn. The 127.0.1.1 is just a way to do that, but not a requirement. If you have static ip, use that. Read here on the 127.0.1.1 thing: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/what-does-127.0.1.1-mean-623421/
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: you will need to have a line like that for each system you own, then the resolve for centauri to be the same in each system EXCEPT centauri
[11:04] <uncle_ben> oCean_: that did it...thx!
[11:04] <georgeaf> magnetron: and when i modify defaults.list, do i have to restart gnome fully ? or there's a faster way to refresh nautilus
[11:04] <steeve_> theCarpenter: how do you do ?
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> deadlyninja: centauri will  be able to reference itself via 127.0.0.1 so will not need to know the ip on the interface
[11:04] <olleorama> Nobody using Kile??
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> !info kile
[11:04] <puppypusher> ActionParsnip: What's that site ya sent me with WoW tweaks a few days ago? SET: ffxglow and such?
[11:04] <olleorama> thx parsnip, but it's a concrete thing
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: i couldnt tell you man, i dont keep history in my browsers
[11:05] <puppypusher> Dang. :P
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> olleorama: oh,nice
[11:05] <magnetron> georgeaf→ if you submit your file typ definition to the developers, http://www.darwinsys.com/file/ , it will be recognized by most distros eventually.
[11:05] <deadlyninja> ActionParsnip, _Linuxx_, oCean_, thanks for the help guys
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: http://www.desktoplinux.com/news/NS4169902864.html
[11:06] <puppypusher> Thanks loads.
[11:06] <puppypusher> :P
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> puppypusher: just make sure you have the wine version from the wine repos
[11:08] <georgeaf> magnetron: ok thanks anyway, btw opera saves in that format by default
[11:08] <^shakia^> aii
[11:08] <shal3r> One person is using Ubuntu 8.10 and after last updates he is having wireless disabled. What i can suggest to him?
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> shal3r: how were the initialdrivers installed and what chip is the wifi using?
[11:09] <albech> is it possible to run a vpn server on a machine behind the firewall/router if i forward the right ports?
[11:09] <id980744_> yes
[11:09] <shal3r> ActionParsnip, initialdrivers?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> shal3r: initial drivers
[11:09] <sdf2> hi
[11:10] <sdf2> anybody knows a way, how i can copy files into a linux server? i can connect there with putty ssh client
[11:10] <shal3r> ActionParsnip, how do i check that?
[11:10] <sdf2> i don't actually know how to copy files over to the server with putty...
[11:10] <haptiK> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96dWOEa4Djs&fmt=22&annotation_id=annotation_196657&feature=iv
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> shal3r: its not something to check, its a question
[11:10] <haptiK> thats wicked
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> shal3r: there was a driver that made it work BEFORE the update. How was that installed
[11:11] <haptiK> anyone in here have a solution to the EAP-FAST wireless issue?
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> sdf2: scp
[11:11] <sdf2> ActionParnsnip: apt-get install scp?
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> sdf2: you can use winscp to copy over and use the ssh protocol to catch the files
[11:11] <debian_user> sdff2: samba ?
[11:11] <sdf2> ActionParnsnip: under linux?
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> sdf2: its part of a standard install, if the windows client is copy the data to linux you will need to install winscp
[11:12] <shal3r> ActionParsnip, that driver was installed by default with ubuntu
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> shal3r: ok, now run   lspci
[11:12] <haptiK> filezilla has scp built into it
[11:12] <nafur> hi... does anyone know if and when the pidgin package will be updated in the 8.10 repos?
[11:12] <krishnan> join \#gimp
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> shal3r: one line will identify the wifi. What does it say
[11:12] <krishnan> join /#gimp
[11:12] <krishnan> join \#gimp
[11:12] <shal3r> ActionParsnip, ok, i got it
[11:12] <krishnan> join /#gimp
[11:12] <krishnan> join #gimp
[11:12] <nafur> krishnan: ?
[11:12] <haptiK> last action parsnip
[11:12] <krishnan> clear
[11:12] <nafur> put a / in front of the join ;-)
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> nafur: http://pastebin.com/f5dda15fc
[11:13] <sdf2> ActionParnsnip: i used winscp before, but on windows... i try to check this
[11:13] <krishnan> nafur: i was trying to join the GIMP RC but not able to do
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> nafur: get the newer debs from there. Id sugest uninstalling the old
[11:13] <krishnan> nafur: thanks a lot
[11:13] <nafur> krishnan: np :-)
[11:13] <debian_user> ;-)
[11:13] <steeve_> another solutions to make [, ], { and } on a Macbook keyboard on Ubuntu ?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> krishnan: try /j #gimp
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> steeve_: charmap
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> !charmap
[11:14] <krishnan> actionparsnip: done :) thanks
[11:14] <nafur> ActionParsnip: wouldn't it be more convenient to just put it in the official repo containing the updates? because, obviously, it is one...
[11:14] <sdf2> actually i need to compile winscp from the sourcecode?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> !info gucharmap
[11:14] <steeve_> ActionParsnip:  thanks
[11:15] <sdf2> !info winscp
[11:15] <hmw> Sound stops, when I do anything else then watching the movie. I tried to follow https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting but I couldn't find any error in my setup. Can you tell me, what "POLLERR from ALSA" in messages means? Where should I start looking? Detailed error report: http://pastebin.com/f5c126592
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> nafur: some dude was in earlier saying it fixed his issue with one of the protocols. Should get it in there faster but its don the the repo maintainers
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> nafur: but yes it would be easier
[11:15] <sdf2> ActionParnsnip: i dled the portable executable, and wine runs it
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> sdf2: winscp is a windows program, you need to download it
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> sdf2: the fact its called WINscp is a dead give away
[11:16] <sdf2> ActionParnsnip: i know... i was just lame
[11:16] <nafur> ActionParsnip: ok, but there is an newer package and it is in a kind of queue for being put in the repos... it's just that the maintainer hasn't done it yet? so one can assume that it will be there within a few days?
[11:16] <Stevethepirate> !cron
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> sdf2: if you are pushing files from *nix to *nix then scp is what you need
[11:17] <Stevethepirate> ActionParsnip: nc
[11:17] <dixon2081> cant minimize windows on kde4.3ish? as they will disappear into nothing, any tips?
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> nafur: theres no SLA on package updates so it could already be there, it could be never
[11:17] <bazhang> dixon2081, kde4.3?
[11:17] <dixon2081> bazhang well the latest version of it
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> dixon2081: right click the bottom panel -> add item and add the task list (i think its that)
[11:18] <eddie1> helo
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> dixon2081: any hoo its one of those that you need to add, you can still alt tab between the apps running, they just dont show on the bar as minimised
[11:19] <Stevethepirate> ActionParsnip: I just installed gnome-schedule... but no "Scheduled tasks" menu in System -> Preferences.
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> Stevethepirate: man gnome-schedule
[11:19] <Stevethepirate> Is just running gnome-schedule ok?
[11:19] <debian_user> I am new here, how can I filter on one  toppic ?
[11:20] <Stevethepirate> Yeah, I know.. I'm just asking about the menu button.
[11:20] <hmw> debian_user: what do you want to filter exactly?
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> Stevethepirate: i dont use gnome but im sure there wil lbe a man page, maybe its a daemon that needs configing like cron
[11:20] <Stevethepirate> Mmmm
[11:20] <Stevethepirate> K
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> debian_user: how do you mean?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> debian_user: there are manychannels on freenode which will be more specific. This is ubuntu support
[11:21] <debian_user> hmw: it iis difficult to follow, all is mixed
[11:21] <sjefsape> how do i get access to edit and save docs in ubuntu?
[11:21] <bazhang> debian_user, a key word? using what client
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: if they are not in your home directory use: gksudo gedit <file to edit>
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: you can then freely edit that text file and any other text file
[11:22] <hmw> debian_user: ic. I guess you gotta live with it. Please write all in one single line, do not chat here. (/join #ubuntu-offtopic) Ask your question and see, if someone answeres. Please always prepend the nick name of the person, you are talking to. Use TAB key for autocompletion of nick names.
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> hmw: nice
[11:22] <sjefsape> ActionParsnip: thanks :)
[11:23] <debian_user> ok thanks
[11:23] <dixon2081> cant log into the gnome desktop as the graphics are all messed up, looks like a tv w/o cable, any tips on how to fix that thru kde?
[11:23] <hmw> ActionParsnip: Would make a good factoid, somtehing like !welcome
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> !welcome
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> hmw: its better than that
[11:24] <vanksi> i managed to disable sudo privs from my only user, how can i recover the privs?
[11:24] <hmw> ActionParsnip: PM?
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> sure, hit me
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> vanksi: boot to recovery root console and readd the user to the admin group
[11:25] <macvr> hi all... i installed wine, but i cant see it any where! [i had installed it previously long time back and uninstalled it, that time i had removed the wine items from the menu also] how do i get it back?
[11:26] <steeve_> ActionParsnip: gucharmap it's just to see informations about characters ? i don't see how can i resolve my problem
[11:26] <ryanstubbs> hi
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> steeve_: i'd have thought you can copy them to the clipboard
[11:28] <steeve_> yes but it's not practical to program :(
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> steeve_: you could use alt gr+code of character you need
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> steeve_: make sure your keyboard layout is set crrectly
[11:29] <steeve_> the best solution is to modify the keyboard layout but i don't know how do that
[11:30] <magnetron> macvr→ you don't start Wine by clicking any icon
[11:30] <Raylz> hi, im looking for some easy video editing software, something like windows movie maker
[11:31] <macvr> magnetron: i tried to right click on exe files and tried to open with wine... but i dont see any option!
[11:31] <magnetron> macvr→ just double-click them
[11:31] <jimsonweed> where does firefox store its config fiile
[11:31] <jimsonweed> there seems to be about 8 different firefox directories for plugins
[11:31] <jimsonweed> .mozilla
[11:31] <jimsonweed> /etc/firefox
[11:31] <jimsonweed> /usr/lib/firefox
[11:31] <jimsonweed> /usr/lib/mozilla
[11:31] <jimsonweed> etc
[11:31] <FloodBot1> jimsonweed: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:31] <magnetron> jimsonweed→ which config file?
[11:32] <macvr> magnetron: i'v tried that but it opens with archive manager
[11:32] <jimsonweed> the one which says which plugins are used
[11:32] <jimsonweed> i installed some addon for better icons on my eee
[11:32] <jimsonweed> and now the whole interface is ruined
[11:32] <magnetron> jimsonweed→ tried about:config?
[11:32] <jimsonweed> i can't use firefox
[11:32] <jimsonweed> sicne it doesn't display properly
[11:33] <magnetron> i don't think there's a config file for that
[11:33] <jimsonweed> so i need to edit the actual file
[11:33] <jimsonweed> in vim or whatever
[11:33] <jimsonweed> but i can't find it
[11:33] <jimsonweed> nor the plugin .so
[11:33] <FloodBot1> jimsonweed: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> jimsonweed: chillout with CR dude
[11:34] <jimsonweed> what
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> jimsonweed: makes you sound out of breath, just type nice long lines so the page doesnt scroll like a crazy thing
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> CR == carrige return
[11:34] <jimsonweed> OK i just hadn't met a CR zealot before
[11:34] <macvr> magnetron: the last time i installed wine, there was a separate wine section was in the applications menu, but i dont see it! now, have things changed? how do i install the exe files? when i dont see an option to use with wine? also there seems to be no .wine folder in my home directory...! i had that previously... i'm confused now,
[11:34] <jimsonweed> but i take your point
[11:34] <bazhang> !enter
[11:36] <hmw> !welcome is Welcome! Too much going on here? I fear you gotta live with it. To reduce traffic, please write all in one single line. Ask your question and see, if someone answers. We're all volunteers and we might not know. Don't repeat your question often. Please always prepend the nick name of the person, you are talking to (So the clients can hilight the line and make a sound). Use TAB key for autocompletion of nick names. Please ask, 
[11:38] <macvr> hello?
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> !welcome | macvr
[11:38] <dixon2081> cant log into the gnome desktop that is standard for ubuntu, as the graphics look like a tv off of cable, and i simply cannot log into the XFCE4 desktop the one that comes standard with xubuntu and i am currently on kde 4.3 as it comes standard with Kubuntu, any tips on how to fix xfce4  and gnome thru kde?
[11:39] <macvr> ActionParsnip: oh... i thought i got disconnected!
[11:39] <macvr> ActionParsnip: was just checking!
[11:39] <bazhang> dixon2081, 4.2 or 4.2.1 experimental
[11:39] <macvr> magnetron: any ideas?
[11:39] <hmw> Sound stops, when I do anything else then watching the movie. I tried to follow https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting but I couldn't find any error in my setup. Can you tell me, what "POLLERR from ALSA" in messages means? Where should I start looking? Detailed error report: http://pastebin.com/f5c126592
[11:39] <pi_> hi
[11:40] <pi_> anyone knows how to show all superblocks?
[11:40] <magnetron> macvr→ the most common way is to run Wine from a terminal. try that.
[11:40] <dixon2081> well the release that is non beta or experimental, bazhang, i used sudo apt-get install kubuntu desktop to aquire it, and i have had luck with this one so far
[11:40] <sbuff> hi everybody
[11:40] <macvr> magnetron: how? do i do that?
[11:40] <bazhang> dixon2081, not the one from backports? just 4.1?
[11:40] <magnetron> !wine | macvr
[11:41] <pi_> how to show all superblocks ?
[11:41] <magnetron> !repeat | pi_
[11:41] <macvr> magnetron: thanks.. i look into it..
[11:41] <bazhang> dixon2081, what video card do you have? and how did you the install the drivers (ie from where)
[11:41] <dixon2081> bazhang, i am not completely sure.
[11:42] <dixon2081> bazhang -> i am using an integrated intel graphic and video card, as it came on my acer travelmate 2480 laptop
[11:42] <bazhang> dixon2081, so kde4 works no prob, just cant use xfce4 nor gnome? is that right?
[11:43] <dixon2081> bazhang that is correct, kde is no problem, but when i go to gnome or xfce4 there is an issue with both
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> dixon2081: is your xorg.conf populated ok?
[11:45] <dixon2081> not sure
[11:45] <The_ManU_212> hi
[11:45] <elmestre> hello
[11:45] <The_ManU_212> sometimes grub hangs after laoding stage 1.5 when tehre appears please wait
[11:45] <The_ManU_212> sometimes it works and sometimes not
[11:45] <The_ManU_212> primary amster is cdrom, secondary master is hdd, secondary slave is hdd
[11:45] <dixon2081> bazhang can we pm? as this would be much easier
[11:46] <The_ManU_212> boot suquence is 1st cdrom 2nd usb-card reader 3th hdd
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> dixon2081: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:46] <bazhang> dixon2081, better to keep it here; more eyes to spot errors/check etc
[11:46] <kkelso> hello
[11:47] <dixon2081> all the widgets on the taskbar just froze up and i cannot get to the terminal, and i understand wher you are coming from bazhang just thought that i would ask
[11:47] <kkelso> I'm looking for some help. I'm having trouble with firefox freezing when I try to watch a video on Hulu. Any ideas?
[11:47] <strange> hey guys,  lirc_mceusb2 has to be added in the kernel modules, how do i go about doing this?
[11:47] <bazhang> dixon2081, what about alt f2 konsole
[11:50] <sjefsape> what is the command for installing a new NIC driver?
[11:50] <usr13> kkelso: Is it using flash player?
[11:50] <usr13> (Not familiar with hulu
[11:51] <kkelso> usr113: yes, I do believe Hulu.com uses flash. But I can get other flash sites to work just fine.
[11:51] <SlimeyPete> sjefsape: you need to add the module to your kernel
[11:51] <sampeng> hello!who can tell me how to use emacs with PHP?
[11:51] <SlimeyPete> sjefsape: normally the driver will come with a README and/or INSTALL file which contains instructions
[11:52] <SlimeyPete> sjefsape: of course, you might be lucky and find that there's a driver in the repositories :)
[11:52] <SlimeyPete> sampeng: I think there's a #emacs
[11:52] <SlimeyPete> or a ##emacs
[11:52] <sampeng1987> Oh! thank you!
[11:52] <usr13> kkelso: Well, they play ok for me.  I have FF 2.0.20
[11:53] <rbowes> Hi - I just installed mysql-server on Intrepid.
[11:53] <rbowes> It seems the Ubuntu install removes the "test" database
[11:53] <sampeng> oh!tank you!
[11:53] <usr13> 2.0.0.20
[11:53] <sampeng> oh!why I can't update to 8.10
[11:54] <sjefsape> SlimeyPete: okey. it is a tar.gz2 file
[11:54] <rbowes> Anyone know how to re-create it, together with any permis + users?
[11:54] <usr13> sampeng: What version are you onnow?
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade | sampeng
[11:54] <kkelso> usr13: both of my computers, running Ubuntu, Hulu will not work. I'm using FF 3.0.7
[11:54] <dixon2081> bazhang, i did not know about the alt f2 shortcut, thank you i have installed the package that you suggested, now what do i do?
[11:55] <kkelso> the video starts to load and then everything just freezes
[11:55] <macvr> magnetron: hi... worked out the .wine folder... had to do a winecfg...  thanx... but i still dont know how to restore wine section to the applications menu, any ideas?
[11:55] <SlimeyPete> sjefsape: that's an archive (a little bit like a "ZIP file"). Try double-clicking on the file - I think that'll open the archive manager to allow you to extract the files.
[11:55] <l3d> was just wondering why is it a pain to fix a usb drive that wont mount due to it reading as in use because of a bad or non unmount. I mean why not make it easy to fix such things
[11:55] <dixon2081> okay, just noticed something, dpkg always says that something is missing, but i think that there are no files listed under dpkg, anytips on that?
[11:55] <sjefsape> SlimeyPete: will give it a go :)
[11:56] <SlimeyPete> or else you can use "tar -xvjf filename.tar.gz2" in a terminal
[11:56] <pingvinas> taw, it doesn't work anyay
[11:56] <pingvinas> it doesn't create new .gconf or .gnome
[11:56] <jrib> dixon2081: ntfs?
[11:56] <dixon2081> ntfs?
[11:56] <OptimusPrime> WHY IS MOOT DELETING THE THREADS ON /b/ ABOUT PIFTS.EXE? I THINK HE IS BEING PAID BY SYMANTEC, SEVERAL PIFTS THREADS HAVE 404d TODAY!!!!!1
[11:56] <jrib> dixon2081: what filesystem?
[11:56] <usr13> kkelso: Does firefox actually freeze?  Or just the movie player?
[11:56] <jrib> dixon2081: erm, wrong nick, never mind
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> sjefsape: tar -xjvf <file.tar.bz2>
[11:57] <dixon2081> i am using ubuntu 8.10 with kubuntu and xubuntu desktops
[11:57] <FloridaGuy> just got a pc with an AMD Athon 64.....runing the 64bit version of mandriva....hows ubuntu's 64bit version
[11:57] <usr13> kkelso: Check your system resources, Run top while trying to access a hulu video.
[11:57] <l3d> is it better to dual boot or just use wubi
[11:57] <kkelso> user13: FF completely freezes. I'll try that now
[11:57] <sjefsape> ActionParsnip: yeah, SlimeyPete told me :) Will try installing a new NIC driver to get inet. Hopefully it will do it :p
[11:57] <jrib> dixon2081: pastebin your command and full output
[11:58] <b1n42y> if i wanted to copy my ubuntu installation along with the applications i installed so i can just install it on another computer with the same architecture what program would i use
[11:58] <jrib> !clone | b1n42y
[11:59] <macvr> hi all... i have a problem with menus...i had previously tried several programs and uninstalled them, after i uninstalled the programs, i also deleted the program item from the menu using edit menu , BUT when i reinstall the programs, the menu item is not installed!!! how do  i correct this? i need the menu item
[11:59] <DiploCat> macvr, have you tried logging out and in?
[11:59] <b1n42y> jrib: and ever knowledgeable bot thankyou
[11:59] <jrib> macvr: delete the custom menu item you have created in ~/.config/ or ~/.local/share/applications/ (can't remember)
[11:59] <macvr> DiploCat: log out, reboott nothing worked
[11:59] <usr13> b1n42y: If it's the same architecture, you might want to just clone the HDD.
[12:00] <dixon2081> ok so here is my pastebin for anyone who needs to take a look : http://pastebin.com/d420ff82b
[12:00] <macvr> jrib will check it
[12:00] <kkelso> usr13: I see a small spike but nothing major
[12:00] <b1n42y> usr13: same architecture but different peripherals etc
[12:00] <jrib> macvr: you shouldn't need to delete the menu item yourself when removing a program, maybe just restart the panel
[12:00] <b1n42y> !automate
[12:01] <kkelso> had to force quit FF
[12:01] <usr13> b1n42y: Looks to be good  info rom the bot
[12:01] <macvr> jrib: oh... i was first time user then , didnt know what i was doing! neither do i know a lot now! he   he
[12:01] <|Calmar|> Please help me with problem! After login I see this: http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/826/pic0593.jpg
[12:02] <macvr> jrib: how do i restart the panel?
[12:02] <jrib> macvr: you can logout and back in or do « killall gnome-panel »
[12:03] <macvr> jrib: ok... i'v found a menu folder in the .config folder.. do i delete it?
[12:03] <usr13> |Calmar|: Looks like your xorg config has gone haywire
[12:03] <usr13> |Calmar|: What happened to get it like it is?
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> |Calmar|: wow thats impressive
[12:03] <b1n42y> |Calmar|: haha pretty colours,
[12:03] <usr13> |Calmar|: Did you change video card?  Or..?
[12:04] <usr13> |Calmar|: Did it work b4?
[12:04] <Stevethepirate> Where does cron log to?
[12:04] <EspenBe> I have a problem with my new laptop (HP) and docking station - I cannot get anything displayed on external monitor using the DVI-port on the docking station.  any suggestions?
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> |Calmar|: boot to recovery root console and run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg then reboot
[12:04] <jerto> |Calmar|, It happened to me before. Are you dual screening ?
[12:04] <hwilde> !dualhead
[12:04] <hwilde> !xinerama
[12:04] <DerFeindDerZeit> !pidgin
[12:05] <jrib> Stevethepirate: it sends mail to the user, I'm not sure it logs anywhere
[12:06] <b1n42y> jrib: does my-packages hold list of packages to install or the packages themselves if the former does that mean i can just copy them to usr/cache/apt and proceed?
[12:06] <DerFeindDerZeit> hey i am running pidgin 2.5.5 and it tells me that my ICQ plugin doestn work because the version of pidgin is too old. Is there another client wich works?
[12:06] <Stevethepirate> jrib: ta.
[12:06] <Stevethepirate> I will then just debug the program properly :D
[12:06] <jrib> b1n42y: it's just a text file with package names and installation states
[12:06] <|Calmar|> EspenBe: Sorry for my English... I tryed to change Gnome to KDE. After this i can't login. And i do something with xorg
[12:07] <b1n42y> jrib: so if i copy my packages from where they live to the new computer in the appropraite place will it work ?
[12:07] <Kartagis> hello
[12:07] <hmw> |Calmar| how did you do that? *g* Looks like data is being disaplayed as text, where it should be an image (maybe the desktop)
[12:07] <hmw> |Calmar| how did you end up with this screen?
[12:07] <jrib> b1n42y: it will save you some downloading, yes
[12:07] <b1n42y> jrib: woohoo
[12:08] <Kartagis> I am running pidgin 2.5.2 and ICQ says my client is too old. but today I could login. how come?
[12:08] <macvr> jrib: i'v found a ~/.config/menus folder it seems to have a lot of files relating to the menu selections... do i delete the whole folder? or just the files inside it?
[12:08] <jrib> macvr: I really thing it ~/.local/share/applications/ you want
[12:08] <jrib> think even
[12:09] <|Calmar|> ActionParsnip: thanks, i will try run this
[12:09] <ziroday> Kartagis: ICQ changed something? The folks in #pidgin always know best
[12:09] <qweqweqweqwe> test
[12:10] <aldren> i think so, yesterday it was working fine
[12:10] <macvr> jrib: that just has a huge list of all the applications installed... but nothing related to the menu selections... which do i delete?
[12:10] <ziroday> qweqweqweqwe: we can't see you, but #test might be better
[12:10] <aldren> today, the message is the same always, my pidgin version is too old to use icq protocol and bla bla bla
[12:10] <hwilde> !clone
[12:11] <SeReF> s.a
[12:11] <b1n42y> hwilde: sifnt scroll up to read that
[12:11] <ziroday> aldren: ICQ in the version of pidgin in ubuntu appears borked, ask in #pidgin for more details
[12:11] <hwilde> b1n42y, ? u talkin to me
[12:11] <aldren> ziroday, okdok :_
[12:11] <aldren> :)
[12:11] <b1n42y> ..
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> aldren: you need the pidgin from getdeb. it works well
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> aldren: its a newer version as the standard repos dont have the new version yet
[12:13] <Silkjc> Aha I found the problem..it's when I have over 3gb of memory..even though i'm running AMD64!
[12:13] <Silkjc> So the question is, how can I make ubuntu boot and ignore the second memory DIMM?
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> Silkjc: maybe you need a bios upgrade (risky)
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> Silkjc: try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=582075
[12:14] <macvr> jrib: ? any thoughts? just wanna be sure before i mess up any further
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> Silkjc: theres a boot option to specify ram amount. maybe it will make it nice
[12:14] <boingboing> Hi. How can I change the proxy server in my laptop (Acer Aspire 5570) so I could connect through wifi. Thanks.
[12:15] <Silkjc> ActionParsnip: Ty will try
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> Silkjc: use mem=2048
[12:15] <ziroday> boingboing: System > Preferences > Network Proxy?
[12:15] <Silkjc> ActionParsnip: I tried mem=2000M earlier and it seemed to crash X on boot
[12:15] <jrib> macvr: copy both directories somewhere and play :)
[12:16] <macvr> jrib: that sound fun!!! ok... will try..thanx
[12:16] <myildirim> test
[12:16] <boingboing> I did that already but it didn't work. :(
[12:16] <Q-FUNK> howdy!  changing GNOME theme hasn't worked properly on this laptop since Intrepid, without or without compiz.  GTK2 colors are not applied and window themes change bitmaps but not colors.  any idea on how to debug this?
[12:16] <dixon2081> i have another question how would i unlock the right click option on the desktop of KDE 4.1 and also unlock all of the widgits on the taskbar?
[12:16] <boingboing> ziroday, do you think there is a problem with my drivers?
[12:16] <yao_ziyuan> what's the name of that crash report tool?
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> Silkjc: did you run: sudo update-grub    after yu editted the file?
[12:16] <boingboing> I'm using an Acer Aspire 5570ANWXCi.
[12:17] <vallhalla811> !cloud
[12:17] <ziroday> boingboing: it shouldn't be? Perhaps its your settings? Can you verify the proxy is setup correctly?
[12:17] <terrymulv> is trying to get broadband 3g modem working.. am having a problem installing a package..
[12:17] <jrib> yao_ziyuan: apport?
[12:17] <Silkjc> ActionParsnip: Ah no, I take it I should?
[12:17] <boingboing> ziroday, How do I verify if the proxy is set up correctly?
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> Silkjc: yes
[12:17] <ziroday> boingboing: is it your proxy?
[12:17] <yao_ziyuan> jrib: ok
[12:17] <Silkjc> ActionParsnip: Ty will try
[12:18] <boingboing> ziroday: Yes. Our school provided the proxy so I guess it's already okay.
[12:18] <yao_ziyuan> i'm removing apport. it only leaks my password...
[12:18] <yao_ziyuan> or clipboard or other sensitive data
[12:18] <boingboing> ziroday: How do I know if my wifi card is using the correct driver? How do I detect what my wifi card is? Thanks.
[12:18] <ziroday> boingboing: right, its probably best you ask them how to configure it. You might also want to try the autodetect proxy settings in firefox
[12:19] <ziroday> boingboing: if your wireless card is inbuilt you can check with lspci
[12:19] <gs94> hey guys, is there a way to register an extension in an EXISTING mime type ?
[12:19] <ziroday> gs94: you mean change a mimetype?
[12:20] <gs94> ziroday: you can say that, i want to put a 'type' tag in a mime xml file but it gets deleted by update-mime-database
[12:20] <gs94> ziroday: it's for mht files, MIME html
[12:20] <ziroday> gs94: ah not familiar with that sorry.
[12:20] <boingboing> ziroday: I just ran "lspci" on the terminal and here's a snippet of the output:  Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02).
[12:20] <angelo> ciao
[12:20] <gs94> ziroday: ok thanks anyway
[12:20] <panesar_sandeep>  hi, i wish to spread the word for ubuntu to like my school, collg etc, can i get any presentation help from anywhere so as that i can approach the authorities there in a more proff way
[12:20] <jrib> gs94: yeah, it's a pain.  http://library.gnome.org/admin/system-admin-guide/stable/mimetypes-modifying.html.en
[12:21] <ziroday> boingboing: yep thats your wireless card, the intel drivers for it should be fine
[12:21] <ziroday> panesar_sandeep: you might want to ask your loco
[12:21] <panesar_sandeep> ziroday, loco ??
[12:21] <panesar_sandeep> !loco
[12:21] <ziroday> panesar_sandeep: I presume you are in India?
[12:21] <panesar_sandeep> ziroday, yes
[12:22] <dixon2081>  how do i get the task bar panel to become unlocked in kde 4.1? and how would i get the right click option to become unlocked?
[12:22] <gs94> jrib: thanks a lot
[12:22] <ziroday> panesar_sandeep: join #ubuntu-in, they are the indian loco
[12:22] <panesar_sandeep> ziroday, thank u
[12:22] <ziroday> dixon2081: #kubuntu will probably be better
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> dixon2081: right click desktop -> unlock widgets
[12:22] <boingboing> ziroday: So I don't have to worry about the drivers, then. I followed all the directions provided by our school (e.g., set to DHCP, etc) but I couldn't connect through wifi. :(
[12:23] <ziroday> boingboing: I would strongly recommend asking them, but the drivers for your card should not be a worry.
[12:23] <dixon2081> cant get the right click option to work not even on the desktop O.o
[12:23] <boingboing> ziroday: Okay. Thanks a lot. :)
[12:24] <ozgurv> asdasda
[12:24] <ziroday> boingboing: sorry I can't help you anymore
[12:24] <ziroday> ozgurv: we can't see you.
[12:24] <ozgurv> ozgurv
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> !mouse | dixon2081
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> dixon2081: check its plugged in fully too
[12:25] <maxagaz> how to get the size of a directory (in bash) ?
[12:25] <ikonia> maxagaz: du - h
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> maxagaz: du -h
[12:25] <ikonia> maxagaz: du -h
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> ECHO echo ....
[12:25] <jrib> maxagaz: du -sh
[12:26] <dixon2081> i am on a laptop, and the mouse is a touch pad with the right button and the left button
[12:26] <maxagaz> thanks
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> !touchpad | dixon2081
[12:26] <Silkjc> ActionParsnip: Setting mem=2048M results in a garbled display, i'm assuming when X loads. Physically removing the second DIMM works though
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> Silkjc: i'd look at a bios upgrade personally but it is risky
[12:28] <Silkjc> hmm
[12:28] <macvr> jrib: i tried with both folders for the menu restore... .config/menus deletion did the trick...all menus restored but when i delete the local/share/applications it deletes a lot of the menu items! why is that? is that since they are not the default in 8.10? but where used default in 8.04? any ideas?
[12:28] <Silkjc> ActionParsnip: I'd say it's intentionally locked down (Sony vaio) x.x
[12:28] <jrib> macvr: everything there is custom, created through some action by the user
[12:30] <ozgurv> slm
[12:30] <macvr> jrib: i didnt understand... the local share where created since i custom added them ?
[12:30] <ozgurv> 'slm
[12:30] <jrib> macvr: yes, either through the menu editing tool or by creating custom applications to handle certian filetypes in nautilus
[12:30] <dixon2081> hmm... that did not help me out at all, the right mouse bbutton is still not working
[12:30] <ozgurv> "slm
[12:31] <dixon2081> *button
[12:31] <ozgurv> slm\
[12:31] <macvr> jrib: oh.. ok.. so when i deleted the local folder , the default settings where restored... ok.. thanx for the help... this menu issue was bugging me for a long time..
[12:31] <jrib> macvr: right.  no problem
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> Silkjc: they must have a bios update path
[12:32] <CrocoJet> is necessary make install cups-pdf at intrepid ubuntu?
[12:32] <ozgurv> ozgurv
[12:32] <chazzwazzer> test
[12:32] <Pici> ozgurv: Please stop.
[12:32] <hollywoodb> CrocoJet: cups-pdf lets you print to pdf file, it's only necessary if you want that functionality
[12:33] <Gambler132> OMG there are that many UBUNTU users!!! Wow retarded users of linux is growing
[12:33] <macvr> !clon
[12:33] <macvr> !clone
[12:33] <macvr> !automate
[12:33] <ozgurv> am
[12:33] <macvr> !cloning
[12:33] <ozgurv> selam
[12:33] <bazhang> macvr, please /msg ubottu
[12:34] <Pici> !tr | ozgurv
[12:34] <hzxu> hello, I am new
[12:34] <macvr> bazhang: oh... i had forgotten how to do that!  thanx
[12:35] <CrocoJet> Gambler132, but this option "print to file", do not make same thing (print to pdf) ?
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> CrocoJet: he's gone, and he's a troll
[12:35] <m3gaman> Do I need to install something extra within ubuntu 8.10 to enable VPN? I see the option in connection manager I am just not able to click add or some reason.
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> !vpn | m3gaman
[12:35] <hollywoodb> CrocoJet: you can print to a *.ps file, but not pdf, unless you have cups-pdf
[12:36] <m3gaman> ActionParsnip, thanks
[12:36] <CrocoJet> hollywoodb, strange ...  because have two options .pdf and .ps
[12:37] <CrocoJet> and no cups-pdf installed here
[12:39] <mithro> so does anyone have a PPA with a pidgin which fixes the ICQ out of date bug?
[12:39] <alphakamp> I got the tzdate update yesterday, it corrected DST, but today the time is off by an hr and a half (ubuntu server 8.04) anyone else exp this?
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> mithro: ive the address of getdeb that has the newer version on
[12:40] <erikk1> hello there!
[12:40] <Pici> mithro: The Ubuntu developers are working on pushing out a fix.
[12:40] <mithro> ActionParsnip: that could work
[12:40] <erikk1> can anyone help me with installing pidgin-2-5-5-0 from source?
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> mithro: http://www.getdeb.net/release/3960
[12:40] <sam92> erikk1, you don't need to install from source
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> mithro: uninstall the old first
[12:40] <sam92> ok..
[12:40]  * mithro is impatient - I tried building from the jaunty deb but ran into some probelsm
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> erikk1: http://www.getdeb.net/release/3960
[12:41] <erikk1> ther is no deb package on the website and i dont get actual reps with apt
[12:41] <LOVELINUX> Hi.. are there someone there knows how to connect to a wireless internet .. i cant figure out how i do ? i have tried with wi fi, wire shark, but i cant figure it out ..
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> mithro: if you are using intrepid, you will get issues. Thats why its a jaunty deb
[12:41] <erikk1> anyway... it should work, but i get an "no makefile"-error
[12:41] <hmw> LOVELINUX: i installed wicd, worked fine.
[12:41] <LOVELINUX> hmw:  wicd ?
[12:41] <sam92> LOVELINUX, just click on the networkmanager applet in your panel
[12:41] <sam92> if your card was detected properly
[12:42] <Silkjc> Whats the difference between passing mem=x to the kernel and using uppermem=x in grub?
[12:42] <LOVELINUX> sam92:  Hm yes and then what..
[12:42] <hmw> LOVELINUX: if you tried to make it work with network manager installed, and dont find more info on the web, go and replace NM with wicd.
[12:42] <LOVELINUX> sam92:  its cause there is some wireless network in my area and i dont know how to connect to it..
[12:43] <m3gaman> is RDP available in linux?
[12:43] <alphakamp> I got the tzdate update yesterday, it corrected DST, but today the time is off by an hr and a half (ubuntu server 8.04) anyone else exp this?
[12:43] <Guest55475> german
[12:43] <LOVELINUX> hmw:  its cause there is some wireless network in my area and i dont know how to connect to it..
[12:43] <Pici> !de | Guest55475
[12:44] <Guest55475> thanks^^
[12:44] <Pici> alphakamp: That tzdata update was actually from about a week ago, likely your server is not set to the correct timezone.
[12:45] <alphakamp> Pici: dpk-reconfigure tzdata? should do it?
[12:45] <BobSapp> I have a problem with my wifi drivers. Ubuntu doesnt work with the builtin wifi, but i can make/install wireless-compat from source.  the problem is I want to use xen and when i installed the xen kernel etc the wireless drivers wont compile anymore.
[12:45] <Pici> alphakamp: I believe  so
[12:45] <BobSapp> does anyone know how to get 02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[12:45] <BobSapp> working with xen?
[12:45] <BobSapp> im not against recompiling my entire kernel if i have to
[12:46] <jestinjoy>  i tried editing gdm.conf to change the default login window.....it works fine bt shows the errror at startup...."cant open circle.xml".circle is the theme name
[12:46] <sam92> LOVELINUX: aren't there any wireless networks shown?
[12:47] <LOVELINUX> sam92:  no, and i got a wireless 2 m from me, so i dont understand it ..
[12:47] <KalEl> hi, i want to buy a ubuntu laptop. i can install ubuntu myself, but i of course do not want to pay for any other os if it is already installed in it. which vendor can i get such a laptop from?
[12:47] <Soopa> hi all
[12:48] <sam92> lovelinux: have you ever connected to another wlan? so is the card detected?
[12:48] <pwuertz> hey, does anyone remember the "the pidgin version is too old for icq"-bug url? I can't find the bug in launchpad :/
[12:48] <bazhang> KalEl, please come discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:48] <KalEl> ok thanks
[12:48] <Soopa> i have a crontab entry that looks like "0 1 * * * /home/user/blah.sh"
[12:48] <Soopa> that should make it run at 1:00am every day, right?
[12:48] <perlmonkey> how do I get mysqld to start up automatically
[12:48] <jrib> Soopa: yes
[12:48] <LOVELINUX> sam92:  yes one of my frends .. and it stands there .. and then there says "2days ago" beside it.
[12:48] <jrib> perlmonkey: install it
[12:48] <nille__> hi
[12:49] <Soopa> jrib: okay, how can I tell if it did run?  I tried to look at /var/log/cron, but it doesn't exist
[12:49] <perlmonkey> jrib: it is installed, but its not starting automatically on start up
[12:49] <jrib> perlmonkey: did you install it using apt?
[12:50] <perlmonkey> jrib: no i installed it with mythubuntu live cd
[12:50] <jrib> Soopa: check your local mail for the user or put something in the script like "touch /somefile"
[12:50] <jrib> perlmonkey: did you use apt to install a package from the repositories?  What package?
[12:51] <perlmonkey> jrib: after installing from the cd i did do an apt-get update and upgrade
[12:51] <Soopa> jrib: okay, I'll try that.. thanks
[12:51] <jrib> perlmonkey: so you chose to install the server during the install?
[12:51] <komputer5> #surabaya
[12:51] <perlmonkey> jrib: with mythubuntu mysqld is installed by default as its required to use mythtv
[12:52] <komputer5> #surabaya
[12:52] <Pici> komputer5: /join
[12:52] <jrib> perlmonkey: #ubuntu-mythtv as I'm not familiar with mythbuntu then.  If they just use the ubuntu package, it should be sarting by default though
[12:53] <perlmonkey> jrib: ok thanks
[12:53] <perlmonkey> ﻿/join #ubuntu-mythtv
[12:53] <m3gaman> can you install the RDP protocol in linux? to allow the linux box to accept RDP connections?
[12:54] <simplexio> m3gaman: not sure about rdp, but vnc is supported
[12:54] <perlmonkey> strange im not able to join any channels
[12:55] <m3gaman> simplexio, yeah, I have VNC installed and running...just always seems to be a little slower then RDP..from my windows experience anyway...thanks though...I will see what I can find online...much appreciated
[12:55] <corigo1> I lost my notes... which file holds apt's get configuration list?
[12:55] <simplexio> m3gaman: rdesktop handls client part in linux, but far as i know there is no rdp server software
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: check PM
[12:56] <m3gaman> simplexio, that sucks..lol..thanks though...was worth a shot I guess :)
[12:56] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: ta
[12:56] <simplexio> m3gaman: vnc fast enoght and between two linux desktops you can use better options like X etc
[12:57] <m3gaman> simplexio, I am connecting from my windows box to my linux box...just find the screen refreshes slow for some reason...
[12:57] <albacker> Hello guys, what is the app for changin the font size in windows?  gnome-font-properties (i think it was this, but now i dont even have that) ?
[12:57] <erUSUL> corigo1: /etc/apt/sources.list and the files under /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[12:57] <respecting> hi i have installed maven using apt-get install maven2 but i need now to configure the proxy(file setting.xml) but i don't know where is located this file (the maven installation)?
[12:58] <erUSUL> albacker: System>Preferences>Appearance
[12:58] <albacker> erUSUL, if i dont use GNOME?
[12:58] <erUSUL> respecting: probably under some dir in /etc/ ?
[12:59] <czesioibiedronka> hi
[12:59] <czesioibiedronka> Is it possible to change numbers in footnote to be a subscript in openoffice? Cause I didn't find that option anyware
[12:59] <erUSUL> albacker: if you do not use gnome you have to use the specific program or file of the window manager you are using i guess
[13:00] <albacker> erUSUL, thanks i lot. I use fluxbox but i use also gnome-settings-daemon. WHen i said if i dont use gnome i meant if i dont have gnome-panel ? but that can be found in gnome-control-center too. Thanks.
[13:00] <respecting> great
[13:00] <erUSUL> albacker: well then the fon used in windows names should be responsability of fluxbox not any gnome settings afaics
[13:00] <respecting> who said under /etc
[13:01] <respecting> yeah erUSUL thank you very very mich
[13:01] <respecting> much :)
[13:01] <erUSUL> respecting: no problem
[13:01] <respecting> working
[13:01] <albacker> erUSUL, i told you, i'm running fluxbox and gnome-settings-daemon (the daemon loads all gnome settings, including GTK/icons themes, and also font properties). Thanks tho
[13:03] <skizz87> ciao a tutti canale
[13:03] <FreshPrince> anybody got skype installen? i've some problems with the audio on skype.. i can't use the sound device... hm can anybody help?
[13:03] <skizz87> per il canale italia?
[13:03] <quibbler> !it
[13:03] <skizz87> thanks so much
[13:03] <FreshPrince> no problema
[13:03] <FreshPrince> .
[13:03] <FreshPrince> :P
[13:06] <Highbeamer-6-> hi everyone
[13:06] <Highbeamer-6-> i have a small problem with my ubuntu cd
[13:07] <Highbeamer-6-> can´t boot from the cd
[13:07] <dixon2081> brb
[13:07] <Highbeamer-6-> could someone help me?
[13:08] <erUSUL> Highbeamer-6-: any error msg?
[13:08] <perlmonkey> hello
[13:08] <Highbeamer-6-> ya
[13:08] <hmw> !ask | Highbeamer-6-
[13:08] <Highbeamer-6-> it says bug .. number... in bios
[13:08] <Highbeamer-6-> ok =)
[13:09] <rmrfslash> I'm waiting for my new laptop and deciding to go w/ kubuntu or ubuntu
[13:09] <m3gaman> just dual boot...best of both worlds
[13:09] <rmrfslash> I used to use Ubuntu, now I'm using Kubuntu, but I'm wondering if things are more polished on Ubuntu and trickle down to Kubuntu
[13:10] <rmrfslash> I do find that Kubuntu is buggy as hell at times
[13:10] <x4d> rmrfslash: I tried kubuntu last week and I'm back in ubuntu...
[13:10] <rmrfslash> or more so, kde 4.2
[13:10] <rmrfslash> x4d, why?
[13:10] <rmrfslash> bugs?
[13:10] <Highbeamer-6-> my problem is: i cant boot from my ubuntu cd, it just says there is a bug in my bios and some numbers
[13:11] <erUSUL> Highbeamer-6-: ouch! never seen that type of error before
[13:11] <x4d> rmrfslash: I installed 4.2 and there were some graphical glitches, also sound problems
[13:11] <Highbeamer-6-> could it help to copy it into the chat?
[13:11] <perlmonkey> i need to upgrade my ubuntu to the latest version, i don't know what version im running at moment and i don't want to break it. any advice?
[13:11] <Dr_willis> Try making a bootable thumbdrive instead Highbeamer-6- and see if that boots/works.
[13:11] <x4d> rmrfslash: I just didn't have the patience to start fixing things
[13:11] <rmrfslash> Why do people even deal w/ KDE? From my experience, it's never been "stable"
[13:11] <Dr_willis> perlmonkey,  if it works.. leave it alone.. why do you 'need' to upgrade?
[13:12] <rmrfslash> My buddy is a die-hard KDE fan
[13:12] <rmrfslash> got me to convert for a little while
[13:12] <yow|x2> Highbeamer-6- - make sure the bios doesnt antivirus detection enabled
[13:12] <x4d> rmrfslash: but I tried, linux mint kde 6 rc1, opensuse 11.1 kde 4.2, fedora kde 4.2 also
[13:12] <Highbeamer-6-> @ dr_willis ) thumbdrive = harddrive?  i´m german, can´t understand everything ;)
[13:12] <rmrfslash> I agree KDE is nicer looking w/ "glass-like" effects and stuff
[13:12] <Pici> !ot
[13:12] <rmrfslash> true
[13:12] <perlmonkey> Dr_willis: the problem is the mythtv-frontend I'm using is saying its not compatible with the mythtv-backend machine I just setup which is using mythbuntu 8.10, says network is 4.0 and client is 3.1
[13:13] <Dr_willis> Highbeamer-6-,  Thumbdrive - ya know ya got 4 fingers and a thumb. :) a little usb hard drive about the size of your thumb.
[13:13] <Dr_willis> !upgrade | perlmonkey
[13:13] <perlmonkey> thanks
[13:13] <Highbeamer-6-> aah ok thanks
[13:13] <x4d> rmrfslash: And I think linux mint 6 kde was probably the best option of the KDE 4.2 distros
[13:13] <scizzo-> anyone knows a good chm or pdf terminal/console viewer? if such a thing exists?
[13:14] <erUSUL> rmrfslash: your experience is anecdotal and "Anecdotal evidence is not evidence at all" XD
[13:14] <erUSUL> scizzo-: there is a pdf2txt then you can pipe that to "less"
[13:14] <Dr_willis> scizzo-,  perhaps find one that converts chm to html. and use a browser.
[13:15] <erUSUL> scizzo-: oops is pdf2html...
[13:17] <perlmonkey> how do i check what version of ubuntu i have installed?
[13:17] <HIjustme> usser: hi, what was the cmd?
[13:17] <HIjustme> usser: it now says direct rendering
[13:17] <yow|x2> perlmonkey - cat /etc/lsb-release
[13:18] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[13:18] <perlmonkey> yow|x2 many thanks
[13:18] <usser> HIjustme, did you reinstall already?
[13:18] <yow|x2> np
[13:18] <erUSUL> !version | perlmonkey
[13:18] <perlmonkey> I'm running 8.04
[13:18] <HIjustme> usser: no, i have the livecd in, but i dont think i booted from it
[13:18] <ActionParsnip1> or if you just want the codenmae (intrepi / hardy / gutsy) lsb_release -c
[13:19] <usser> HIjustme, why not?
[13:19] <n8tuserf> HIjustme-> is your current os windows or linux ?
[13:19] <perlmonkey> the Upgrade documentation on Ubuntu says you can upgrade from 8.04 LTS to 8.10, but I'm running just 8.04 (not LTS) can I still upgrade?
[13:19] <ActionParsnip1> perlmonkey: sure
[13:19] <perlmonkey> cool
[13:20] <angsthas3> hi, i need some help
[13:20] <HIjustme> n8tuserf: It was originally xp but dual booted with 8.04, im runnning 8.04 atm
[13:20] <ActionParsnip1> ask the room angsthas3
[13:20] <HIjustme> usser: i dont know, no menu has come up to try it, like before
[13:21] <usser> HIjustme, well is it your customized desktop you are seeing in front of you or livecd default? surely you'd distinguish your setup from livecd one :)
[13:21] <ActionParsnip1> HIjustme: make sure your bios is set to boot from cd first, or use F11 and select the cd as boot
[13:21] <HIjustme> usser: custom
[13:21] <usser> HIjustme, your files are there in your home directory?
[13:22] <HIjustme> usser: yep
[13:22] <roshan08> i am mirroring ubuntu repo for local use for 8.04 and 8.10 which directories can i omit
[13:22] <ioi> how can i have firefox in hindi ?
[13:22] <HIjustme> usser: i just ran the game, but still got the low fps(30fps max)
[13:22] <usser> HIjustme, open up terminal? what the CLI invitation say? something like user@yourmachinename?
[13:22] <angsthas3> does somebody know how to change the standard path of my terminal ? my terminal always starts with my root directory, can i change this path ?
[13:22] <usser> HIjustme, what game is that?
[13:22] <ActionParsnip1> !hindi
[13:22] <HIjustme> usser:ET
[13:23] <usser> HIjustme, enemy territory on intel cards? 30fps actually sounds normal
[13:23] <HIjustme> usser:gareth@gareth-desktop:~$
[13:23] <angsthas3> does somebody know how to change the standard path of my terminal ? my terminal always starts with my root directory, can i change this path ? i mean home directory
[13:23] <__simon__> Im trying to connect to my desktop with vncview (yes vino is enabled), but all I get is "Connected to RFB server, using protocol version 3.7" and nothing happens
[13:23] <ActionParsnip1> ioi: https://addons.mozilla.org/hu/firefox/addon/598?lang=en-US
[13:23] <HIjustme> usser: hehe
[13:23] <Boohbah> angsthas3: somewhere in the gnome-terminal config you can set it to be a login shell. then you should start in your home dir
[13:23] <Lartza_> Hi. We ahve AC/DC adaptors as internet solution. Can linux/ubuntu saomehow break them?
[13:23] <usser> HIjustme, can you pastebin output of glxinfo, the whole thing
[13:23] <kane77> how do I write EUR sign in ubuntu?
[13:24] <Lartza_> kane77: €
[13:24] <ActionParsnip1> angsthas3: customise the terminal and set the start point
[13:24] <ioi>  ActionParsnip1: will this help me to have all the layout in hindi ?
[13:24] <__simon__> Lartza_: AC/DC adapters as internet solution?
[13:24] <beni-> hi, how can i change the language of my system to english? (it is german at the moment... e.g. when i run aptitude, i see "Paketlisten werden gelesen... Fertig")
[13:24] <HIjustme> usser:http://paste.ubuntu.com/129295/
[13:24] <roshan08> anybody can help me in mirroring ubuntu
[13:24] <usser> HIjustme, try latest openarena, as i dont have ET on this laptop, with openarena i can at least tell you how much fps im getting on my intel card
[13:24] <Lartza_> kane77: Alt Gr + E
[13:24] <ActionParsnip1> angsthas3: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=46539
[13:24] <Boohbah> beni-: http://blog.andrewbeacock.com/2007/01/how-to-change-your-default-locale-on.html
[13:24] <sami2> Hello people ...
[13:24] <sami2> i just installed ubuntu (not for the first time) but have been having many problems with it ...one which i cannot fix bymy self is moounting the HDD that i installed the ubuntu files in ..i was wondering if some could help me how to mount it ..:D
[13:24] <Lartza_> _simon_: Yes, one adapter goes to room with modem, wire from modem to adapter, other near computer, wire to computer
[13:24] <HIjustme> usser:whats openarena
[13:25] <usser> HIjustme, yep you got it, the driver now works
[13:25] <kane77> Lartza_, for me it only selects settings menu item in xchat :(
[13:25] <sami2> Hello people ...
[13:25] <sami2> i just installed ubuntu (not for the first time) but have been having many problems with it ...one which i cannot fix bymy self is moounting the HDD that i installed the ubuntu files in ..i was wondering if some could help me how to mount it ..:D
[13:25] <H3l1c0pt3r> how can i convert cue/bin files to an ISO, or mount cue/bin files... (even if its an app in wine that works good that is fine with me)
[13:25] <Boohbah> sami2: mount /dev/hdX /mnt/point
[13:25] <usser> HIjustme, openarena.ws
[13:25] <sami2> thx
[13:25] <usser> HIjustme, http://openarena.ws
[13:25] <ActionParsnip1> !fstab | sami2
[13:25] <__simon__> Lartza_: No, no operating system in the world could break them, no matter how evil
[13:25] <sami2> oh ok
[13:26] <HIjustme> usser: oh
[13:26] <Boohbah> sami2: yeah listen to ubottu and ActionParsnip1 they know what they're talking about :)
[13:26] <sami2> k
[13:26] <Lartza_> I have noticed they break easily on ubuntu, may be just coincidence. I changed to ubuntu yesterday and one broke last night
[13:26]  * ActionParsnip1 looks at ubottu and shrugs
[13:26] <ActionParsnip1> hhehe
[13:26] <ActionParsnip1> cheers Boohbah
[13:26] <fr> ciao
[13:26] <HIjustme> usser: you want me to get that or?
[13:26] <fr> ce qualche italiano
[13:26] <dixon2081> how would i set gnome back to defaults, via the terminal, what do i need to enter?
[13:26] <ActionParsnip1> !it | fr
[13:27] <Errietta> hi
[13:27] <Errietta> didnt linus something create linux?
[13:27] <kane77> and I have another question.. why all my processes have nice level of 20?
[13:27] <__simon__> Lartza_: Well if the hard drive breaks an a piece of the disk where ubuntu resides hit one of the adapters you could claim ubuntu broke your adapter
[13:27] <Boohbah> Errietta: yes that was linus torvalds, back in 1991
[13:27] <fr> grazie mille
[13:27] <ActionParsnip1> Errietta: linux torvalds created and maintains the kernel
[13:27] <usser> HIjustme, if you can... so we can compare perfomance, but it looks like the driver is working
[13:27] <kane77> Errietta, depends on what you mean by Linux
[13:27] <Errietta> thanks
[13:27] <Errietta> cuz i have an idiot
[13:27] <Errietta> saying the africans did
[13:27] <ActionParsnip1> Errietta: that is what is linux, Ubuntu is not linux, its a distribution
[13:27] <kane77> Errietta, if you mean the kernel then yes, Linus did it
[13:27] <angsthas3> how can i change the path to my home directoy in terminal?it always starts with *******:/home/username and that is what i want to change
[13:27] <Errietta> he's not african right?
[13:27] <Errietta> I KNOW
[13:27] <FloodBot1> Errietta: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:27] <Errietta> i mean the kernel
[13:28] <ActionParsnip1> Errietta: ubuntu is an african word meaning 'together'
[13:28] <HIjustme> usser: ok, btw will an upgrade to 8.10 or another distro be better for my card in et?
[13:28] <Lartza_> Does ubuntu use internet differetly? Keep more connections alive or something that could break those adapters?
[13:28] <Boohbah> Errietta: no linus is from finland
[13:28] <Dr_willis> using enter all the time.. makes it sound like you are out of breath...
[13:28] <Errietta> ok
[13:28] <Errietta> thanks a lot
[13:28] <Errietta> now ill finally make that idiot shut up
[13:28] <Errietta> :)
[13:28] <usser> HIjustme, yes. intel driver is opensource and improving all the time, the driver from intrepid is definitely better than the one in hardy
[13:28] <ActionParsnip1> Lartza_: no it uses the same network layers as the other linuxes via the ISO model and TCP/IP
[13:28] <Vigo> Errietta: Yes, Linus Torvalds wrote the Minix , Minix is now Linux, or something, wikipedia is great
[13:29] <H3l1c0pt3r> wow that was... interesting
[13:29] <beni-> Boohbah: thank you, that worked for me :)
[13:29] <H3l1c0pt3r> how can i convert cue/bin files to an ISO, or mount cue/bin files... (even if its an app in wine that works good that is fine with me)
[13:29] <Dr_willis> Minix was out befor linux.. and minix still exists. :)
[13:29] <usser> Vigo, nah he wrote a clone of minix
[13:29] <sami2> i dont get what to do :s
[13:29] <Boohbah> Vigo: Andrew S. Tanenbaum created MINIX at Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam
[13:29] <ikonia> Vigo: minix is nothing to do with linus
[13:29] <Vigo> Oh ok, thank you
[13:29] <__simon__> Lartza_: It is not possible, TCP/IP is still TCP/IP no matter what OS or modem or virtual cable you have
[13:29] <Dr_willis> !find bchunk
[13:29] <Dr_willis> !info bchunk
[13:29] <HIjustme> usser: oh, il upgrade then :P
[13:29] <ActionParsnip1> __simon__: if it doesnt conform to the RFC for TCP/IP   its not TCP/IP
[13:29] <sami2> ubottu: i dont knw what to do ..i'm confused :S
[13:29] <Boohbah> Vigo: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanenbaum-Torvalds_debate
[13:30] <H3l1c0pt3r> Dr_willis, is that in repo?
[13:30] <Dr_willis> H3l1c0pt3r,  see bchunk.. but if its a copy protected game.. it might not work right afterwards
[13:30] <H3l1c0pt3r> synaptic?
[13:30] <sami2> ubottu: i dont knw what to do ..i'm confused :S
[13:30] <Dr_willis> H3l1c0pt3r,  yes.. :) the bot just said so... 'in component universe'
[13:30] <sachac> My last dist-upgrade broke svn, which is now giving me Network socket initialization failed. Google says it may have something to do with libgcrypt, but I've tried reinstalling that. Any other clues? =(
[13:30] <HIjustme> usser: if I upgrade will I lose all current files?
[13:31] <sami2> ubottu: i dont knw what to do ..i'm confused :S
[13:31] <Dr_willis> H3l1c0pt3r,  thers also fuseiso and/or isofuse (or somthing like that) - whuich can mount iso/and other cd image files
[13:31] <Vigo> Good read
[13:31] <__simon__> ActionParsnip1: I doubt you could get away with not using a standard protocol in a popular operating system
[13:31] <Dr_willis> sami2,  thats a BOT you are talking to
[13:31] <FloridaGuy> 64bit version of 8.10 is awesome
[13:31] <Boohbah> HIjustme: a dist-upgrade will leave your configs and home directory in tact
[13:31] <H3l1c0pt3r> Dr_willis, ok thx
[13:31] <orudie> how to exit from vim ?
[13:31] <Dr_willis> !bot | sami2
[13:31] <usser> HIjustme, if upgrade goes smooth, you shouldn't. if it breaks then you can possibly loose all information. i'd backup if i were you
[13:31] <Pici> orudie: :q!
[13:31] <__simon__> ActionParsnip1: And it is the network adapter that decides so ubuntu has nothing to do with it anyway
[13:31] <orudie> Pici, ?
[13:31] <Dr_willis> orudie,  escape key, :wq to save/exit.. or q to exit
[13:32] <angsthas3> how can i change the path to my home directoy in terminal?it always starts with *******:/home/username and that is what i want to change
[13:32] <Dr_willis> orudie,  you may want to try out the 'vimtutor' program. or read a few vim guides... real soon
[13:32] <sachac> Downgrading to the old subversion...
[13:32] <sachac> angsthas3: Do you mean changing your prompt?
[13:32] <orudie> i hit q nothing happens
[13:32] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  you mean the HOSTNAME ? or just change the prompt
[13:32] <__simon__> orudie: one solution, get emacs
[13:32] <Boohbah> orudie: http://tnerual.eriogerg.free.fr/vimqrc.html
[13:32] <ActionParsnip1> __simon__: well ubuntu implemets the levels and will be compliant
[13:33] <Boohbah> orudie: everything you wanted to know about vim!
[13:33] <HIjustme> usser: ok, ill go try, thanks dude
[13:33] <Dr_willis> orudie,  escape key. then the : key.. then q
[13:33] <sami2> Ubottu: Hey!
[13:33] <sami2> i cant seem to find my HDD where i installed unbuntu without partitioning
[13:33] <usser> HIjustme, no problem
[13:33] <syockit> orudie: type colon first, then type q!
[13:33] <putri> hi all
[13:33] <ActionParsnip1> __simon__: all you need to do is tell ubuntu how to communicate with the network device as well as what services it can off the OS it it will work
[13:33] <sachac> angsthas3: Please don't privatemsg me.
[13:33] <Pici> sami2: ubottu is not a person, its a robot, it cannot respond to you
[13:33] <orudie> hehe
[13:33] <putri> help me pls
[13:33] <Vigo> emacs is fun
[13:33] <angsthas3> just change the prompt
[13:33] <Dr_willis> !love | sami2
[13:33] <fr> what's time is it???
[13:33] <sky_> hi today my Pidgin said that i have old version
[13:33] <Coded1> hello all, I need to use a web site (gov) that for some reason only supports ff2.0 and IE 6+ (also needs java vm) I went to mozilla.com and downloaded ff2.0 and it runs.  the only problem is that it cant see my java install, is there a way to install this via apt-get or does some one know how I can get ff2.0 to see my java vm ?
[13:33] <sky_> how i can update it ?
[13:33] <sachac> angsthas3: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prompt-HOWTO/
[13:33] <ActionParsnip1> sami2: run: sudo fdisk -l   you will see your partitions
[13:33] <Boohbah> !ask | putri
[13:33] <angsthas3> so that i do not need to change directory
[13:33] <orudie> thanx
[13:34] <__simon__> ActionParsnip1: and thats why ubuntu could never break eternal network nodes
[13:34] <Boohbah> fr: it's 6:34
[13:34] <ActionParsnip1> sky_: sudo apt-get --reinstall install pidgin
[13:34] <orudie> how do you get to the sepcific line number in nano ?
[13:34] <syockit> Coded1: you have to link the plugins
[13:34] <arquebus> orudie: you could also try cream which is an easier to use version of vim
[13:34] <sky_> ActionParsnip1: ??
[13:34] <ActionParsnip1> __simon__: define "nodes"
[13:34] <sami2> Ubuttu: how do u mount the HDD where i installed unbuntu without partitioning?
[13:34] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  you can read the 'bash prompt howto' and learn more about the prompt then you would EVER knew existed. :)
[13:34] <MrSunshine_> humm, development package for Qt in ubuntu ? :/
[13:34] <orudie> arquebus, can i use nano ?
[13:34] <putri> how to fix this                    error: ‘struct video_device’ has no member named ‘hardware’
[13:34] <x4d> Now that you mentioned emacs and vim... what would you suggest for PHP? I'm used to writing with TextMate on a mac but I've been thinking about seeing what's so great about vim and emacs...
[13:34] <ActionParsnip1> sky_: if you run that command, pidgin and only pidgin will be upgraded from the repos
[13:34] <fr> boohbah :you are in american
[13:34] <arquebus> orudie: yes, or vile
[13:35] <sachac> x4d: I really like using Emacs, although you do need to learn a bit in order to make the most of it.
[13:35] <sky_> ActionParsnip1: ok
[13:35] <m3gaman> anyone point me towards a site that does a comparison between windows/linux - what im looking for is something that shows a command in windows and it's so called linux equivalent...thanks
[13:35] <ActionParsnip1> MrSunshine_: apt-cache search qt | grep dev
[13:35] <__simon__> ActionParsnip1: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=network+node
[13:35] <syockit> x4d: I really like using Vim, although you do need to learn a bit in order to make the most of it
[13:35] <Dr_willis> x4d,  learn to use vi, its the kind of editor that is  almost universial. :) at least learn the basics of it.
[13:35] <MrSunshine_> ActionParsnip1: ough .. thats alot :/
[13:35] <orudie> how do you get to the sepcific line number in nano ?
[13:35] <sky_> ActionParsnip1: oh yes only ICQ protocol say this
[13:35] <_moro_bana_> hello, i have problem with downloading youtube videos, they play on the browser when i click download on savetube?help
[13:35] <x4d> sachac: how is the code completion?
[13:35] <sachac> m3gaman: Yes, Googling for windows linux equivalents gets you lots of stuff.
[13:35] <putri> :( sob
[13:36] <arquebus> orudie: just use the arrow keys
[13:36] <Boohbah> fr: yes, pacific time zone
[13:36] <Dr_willis> orudie,  try 'man nano' and read the docs? it might not have that feature.
[13:36] <ActionParsnip1> __simon__: i know exactly what a network node is. I want to know what ou mean by network node. dont ggive me that googleitfor you stuff or i'll just ignore you
[13:36] <Pici> sky_: Its a known issue, the Ubuntu developers are working to resolve it, please be patient.
[13:36] <Coded1> syockit, do you know the plugin folder I need to link 2?  i have ff2.0 installed @ '~/firefox2' and there is a plugins folder where I coppied libjavaplugin_oji.so but no luck
[13:36] <sachac> x4d: Hmm, I don't know, I've never bothered to set it up. I use tags to jump around to function definitions a lot, though.
[13:36] <tritium> m3gaman: there are many linux commands for which there are no Windows equivalent.  Don't limit yourself.
[13:36] <Pici> orudie: press esc-g
[13:36] <orudie> Dr_willis, it does i just dont remember
[13:36] <Dr_willis> I hate nano. :)
[13:36] <ActionParsnip1> __simon__: i'm helping you out of the goodness of my heart and yuo give me disrespect like that, who do you think you are
[13:36] <HIjustme> usser: its upgrading now atm. maybe it will give me better fps,i hope so :D
[13:36] <sky_> Pici: AOL blocks alternative client Pidgin ? :X
[13:36] <fr> AS
[13:36] <angsthas3> thank you
[13:36] <fr> AH
[13:37] <fr> I UNDERSTEEND
[13:37] <HIjustme> usser: do you know much about wireless on linux?
[13:37] <__simon__> ActionParsnip1: lol you arent helping me, I was helping Lartza_ and you started talking about networks with me xD
[13:37] <syockit> Coded1: I have not done user install for a long time, I've forgotten where to put what
[13:37] <Pici> sky_: They made a protocol update and we need to adjust now.
[13:37] <sami2> HELLO i just installed unbuntu not for the first time and installed it on my D drive and cant seem to find it on unbuntu ..how do i mount it?
[13:37] <fr> i am italian
[13:37] <usser> HIjustme, not really, its always kind of worked for me
[13:37] <SkyNetMaster> hi, I m using thinkpad x200s the external vga output works fine, it just cant detect correct second screen resolution. how can I fix this?
[13:37] <erictus_1> hello funkyHat
[13:38] <ActionParsnip1> __simon__: __simon__: ActionParsnip1: and thats why ubuntu could never break eternal network nodes
[13:38] <Dr_willis> sami2,  thats really confusing.. You mean your new install. cant see the old installs filesystem?
[13:38] <HIjustme> Can somebody take a look here and help me out please? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1082467
[13:38] <sami2> HELLO i just installed unbuntu not for the first time and installed it on my D drive and cant seem to find it on unbuntu ..how do i mount it?
[13:38] <erictus_1> can you help me with my openvpn
[13:38] <fr> hello all
[13:38] <fr> helleeeeeeeeeeee
[13:38] <sami2> HELLO i just installed unbuntu not for the first time and installed it on my D drive and cant seem to find it on unbuntu ..how do i mount it?
[13:38] <ActionParsnip1> __simon__: so i was clarifying your point. A node on a network is a connectivity device or an end system
[13:38] <tritium> fr: stop that, please
[13:38] <__simon__> ActionParsnip1: Yes, I didnt realize you were trying to help me, I thought you were trying to prove me wrong for what I said to the other guy
[13:38] <Dr_willis> sami2,   tjheres no need to flood that fast.
[13:38] <Pici> fr: Are you looking for the itialian channel or do you have an English support question?
[13:38] <erictus_1> any one knows in openvpn client
[13:39] <sami2> ok
[13:39] <sami2> lol
[13:39] <_moro_bana_> erictus_1: kvpnc
[13:39] <HIjustme> Can somebody take a look here and help me out please? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1082467  Reply on forum if possible, i must go now.
[13:39] <erictus_1> hi moro
[13:39] <__simon__> ActionParsnip1: Or stuff my head or something, Im sorry I was rude with that lmgtfy but I thought you were rude to me. Man, text can be misinterpreted easily. sorry man
[13:39] <Dr_willis> sami2,  if its not set to be mounted by the /etc/fstab then you will need to mount any filesystems not listed in fstab manually.. or edit the fstab file
[13:39] <dixon20811> how do i get gnome back to the way it was before i messed with the settings? like set it to default thru terminal?
[13:39] <x4d> Is it worth learning to use vim or emacs? I mean compared to the more modern text editors is there any special advantage to using emacs or vim?
[13:39] <erictus_1> it seems my openvpn does not work
[13:39] <MrSunshine_> can i list the files in a package somehow ?
[13:39] <jheysson> he seus merda
[13:40] <MrSunshine_> apt-file list package name i find on the net but i got no apt-file
[13:40] <syockit> Coded1: see if there's a plugins folder in firefox folder. if not, do a ln -s /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/ in that folder
[13:40] <jheysson> alguen ai fala poturgues
[13:40] <Dr_willis> dixon20811,  first google hit for 'ubuntu gnome default' --> http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/2007/02/14/how-to-reset-ubuntugnome-settings-to-defaults-without-re-installing/
[13:40] <BobSapp> guys i installed xen with the xen kernel, how do i get back to a vanilla kernel?
[13:40] <syockit> Coded1: typo there: ln -s /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins .
[13:40] <x4d> jheysson: eu falo um poco
[13:40] <quibbler> !br
[13:40] <Dr_willis> x4d,  learn vi, then try out emacs..  those 2 often have more features then most mondern text editors.
[13:41] <Kartagis> !po | jheysson
[13:41] <Coded1> syockit, cool i'll let you know how it goes
[13:41] <scorpey> рш
[13:41] <scorpey> hi
[13:41] <syockit> Coded1: notice the period in my last message
[13:41] <jheysson> eu tava numa sala de gringo
[13:41] <erictus_1> viva la raza
[13:41] <syockit> okay gonna reboot with new kernel update
[13:41] <jheysson> era bem chato
[13:41] <Kartagis> !br | jheysson
[13:41] <erictus_1> caviteno is here
[13:41] <scorpey> forum.we-support.ru
[13:41] <x4d> Dr_willis: Ok, will give vi a shot
[13:42] <Dr_willis> x4d,  install the vim-full package, and try the vimtutor program for starters. it will 'train'  You in vi basics...
[13:42] <x4d> Dr_willis: thanks
[13:42] <Dr_willis> x4d,  and read    http://www.viemu.com/a-why-vi-vim.html
[13:43] <erictus_1> hi reynante
[13:43] <dunkyp> hiya I'm trying to write a regex for grep to parse out some test files for a syntax analyser I'm writing
[13:43] <Coded1> syockit; you da man! thanks it works!
[13:43] <dunkyp> however I can't work out how to do multiline regexs
[13:43] <dunkyp> anyone able to help??
[13:44] <NemsSs> jai une question qui est offtopic
[13:44] <quibbler> !ot
[13:45] <anahata> hi room
[13:45] <anahata> i have a serious problem
[13:45] <putri> :( sob lag... brb
[13:46] <anahata> i made an ubuntu cd yesterday, put it in, and now my computer won't boot at all, even when i tried to change the boot order, it says it can't find a fat, and it won't even let me into the bios
[13:46] <dunkyp> it wont let you into the bios??
[13:46] <funkyHat> hi erictus_1
[13:46] <arquebus> dunkyp- you could try and #regexp
[13:46] <dunkyp> cheers
[13:46] <Dreamglider> anahata: reset the bios
[13:46] <anahata> dunkyp: no, it just keeps saying "drive not ready, insert boot diskette in a:, press any key when ready"
[13:47] <anahata> dreamglider: ok, i will look for the jumper then
[13:47] <anahata> (and i already put a boot disk in a: and it didn't work)
[13:48] <Dreamglider> anahata: are u sure you cant access the bios ?
[13:48] <Dr_willis> sounds like hd failure, or other harwaare issue to me...
[13:49] <Dr_willis> or perhaps the keyboard isent plugged in allt eh way so the get-to-bios-key isent working
[13:49] <Dreamglider> yea
[13:49] <beep> ICQ verlangt mal wieder eine neue Pidgin-Version, was ist zu tun ?
[13:49] <anahata> dreamglider: yeah when i press F1, it goes to the same "drive not ready" msg.. and i already checked the keyboard connection
[13:50] <Dreamglider> anahata: are you pressing the right key to get into bios ?
[13:50] <Vigo> To access the BIOS, boot, hold Delete key down, or something, delete key is kinda universal.
[13:50] <Dr_willis> Vigo,  it is? thats news to me.. ive never seen  4 systems that use the same key.. :)
[13:51]  * Dr_willis wishes the MB/bios makers would agree to some standard/common practice
[13:51] <Frantic> guys, can anyone tell me why fsck.ext4 -n finds errors but fsck.ext4 with -a or -r wont find them? (or if there's a ext4 support channel or something)? :)
[13:51] <anahata> dreamglider: yes, F1
[13:52] <Vigo> Dr_willis: It is either F1-or Delete, delete is kinda universal on many boards.
[13:52] <Dreamglider> anahata:  have you been inside the pc dooing stuff ?
[13:52] <Dr_willis>  kinda universal? :)
[13:53] <anahata> dreamglider: no
[13:53] <Vigo> I read it on computerhope,com
[13:53] <Dr_willis> viga most of the machines i got seem to use F12 or backspace  then they like to use F9, F10 and F11 to get to the 'boot what disk' menu.. whichis what REALLY annoys me. :)
[13:53] <anahata> dreamglider: i made the ubuntu cd yesterday - 8.10 desktop i386 install disk, it passed md5, i was trying to reboot on my 98se system to check the cd from ubuntu menu, the ubuntu  menu was temporarily working within windows asking if i wanted to install windows, but i always clicked cancel
[13:53] <MrSunshine_> sigh, the g++ command, what package does that come from ? :/
[13:54] <anahata> dreamglider: and then when i tried to reboot i got the same error as now, then i tried to change the boot order since i realized hdd was before cdrom, so i did that and it still kept asking for a floppy
[13:54] <Dr_willis> anahata,  why not disable the floppy in the bios?
[13:54] <enzotib_> !g++ | MrSunshine_
[13:54] <Dreamglider> Uhm can you boot the CD ?
[13:54] <Dreamglider> anahata:  Uhm can you boot the CD ?
[13:54] <amgarching> hi, what is the proper way to set the workstation "hostname" based on the DHCP response in Ubuntu?
[13:55] <anahata> dreamglider: so i, always leaving floppy first in case of emergency, flipped the drive order around once or twice, no luck, i dont even remember the order now, probably cd then hdd, but it just wont do anything now, and 2 beeps on boot
[13:55] <anahata> dreamglider: no cd will boot at all, i even just tried my 5.10 ubuntu livecd, same error
[13:55] <anahata> dreamglider: so i'm looking up instructions on how to reset the bios jumper
[13:56] <hollywoodb> anahata: typically your system/motherboard manufacturer will provide info on what the beep codes mean, usually via the support section of their website
[13:56] <anahata> hollywoodb: ok, thanks, it's hard to think when i'm worried my drive will never boot again (and all that data lost since i hadnt backed up yet)
[13:57] <Dreamglider> anahata:  that's usualy no problem download the manual, or just look at the mobo it should be printed on the mobo "sometimes" near the backup battery
[13:57] <m3gaman> anahata, this might help not sure - http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm
[13:58] <n8tuserf> amgarching-> /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf  look there for setting hostname
[13:58] <Vigo> BIOS/helps<>http://www.computerhope.com/help/bios.htm
[13:58] <hollywoodb> anahata: if you are only getting two beeps and no video, make sure both the ram and vidcard are seated properly.  even if the drives aren't set up properly you should still see the initial POST/BIOS screens
[13:58] <EspenBe> I cannot get any signals from my external monitor using DVI port on my docking station. any clues? The laptop is HP 8510w
[13:59] <howtoo> somebody know how to get trackerd to index gvfs mounted directories? I've tried to add ~/.gvfs in the tracker preferences, but it refuse to index it..
[13:59] <Vigo> My bad, F2 is BIOS, Delete is CMOS
[14:00] <anahata> hollywoodb: ok... well i'm pretty sure it's integrated video... i just think it's from my changing the boot order so many times, and shutting down and rebooting with the power button so many times
[14:00] <Dreamglider> anahata: what's the mobo ?
[14:00] <anahata> dreamglider: i'm trying to look that up now... :/ i feel so disorganized
[14:01] <Dreamglider> anahata: haha join the club :P
[14:04] <jeffrey_> hey, I got a ubuntu LAMP stack for development and I installed PHPMyAdmin through apt but I later created multiple websites so I could associate one of them with DynAlias.  How do I disable PhpMyAdmin for just one website?
[14:04] <anahata> it's an intel tolstoy mb
[14:05] <merav> hey, i am a user of both uploading pictures to facebook and ninjavideo..in the past, i could not get both working at the same time because thtey each required a different flavor of java to work. how can I get them both working? im on xubuntu 8.10
[14:06] <hollywoodb> merav: i would think the sun-java6-* packages would work, since they are the official sun java packages.  if they don't work with sun's java they I'd say they're broken
[14:06] <anahata> oh, it's AMI
[14:06] <Dreamglider> anahata: did u find the bios reset jumper ?
[14:06] <hollywoodb> merav: apt-get install sun-java6-{plugin,jre,fonts}
[14:06] <anahata> 2 short beeps mean " Parity circuit failure" what's that
[14:07] <anahata> dreamglider: not yet
[14:07] <baldaris> hey i am using smtp for authentication i am getting this error message can someone tell me what am i overlooking?DEBUG: auth_pam: pam_authenticate failed: User not known to the underlying authentication module
[14:07] <angsthas3> anybody an idea how to change the terminal prompt to a specific path ?
[14:07] <baldaris> when i try saslauthd -u username -p password i get this can not connect()
[14:07] <anahata> "New hardware conflicting with old hardware.
[14:07] <anahata> Bad or failing hardware device.
[14:07] <anahata> Connections not connected or connected properly.
[14:07] <anahata> Recent electrical storm that caused a surge that damaged computer.
[14:07] <anahata> Other hardware issue"
[14:07] <FloodBot1> anahata: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:07] <anahata> oops sorry!
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> angsthas3: cd /path/you/want/to/use
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> anahata: i would read   dmesg | less   to see whats going on
[14:08] <angsthas3> no i want to change it forever
[14:08] <Eressolar> jeffrey_: for the vhost you wish to disable phpmyadmin, you use the <Directory> directive to deny access to the phpmyadmin folder, /usr/share/phpmyadmin
[14:08] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  the BASH prompt is well documented onhow to change it.. export PS1='LOTS OF OPTIONS HERE' is the basics of it
[14:09] <baldaris> any one??
[14:09] <angsthas3> im german :)
[14:09] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  check the 'bash prompt howto' for  massive amount of details and examples
[14:09] <jeffrey_> Eressolar, thank you
[14:09] <trae> hey... what is 8.10 ?  fawn? or ibis
[14:09] <merav> hollywoodb: thanks i'll try it now and let you know hpw it goes
[14:09] <ActionParsnip1> !8.10
[14:09] <trae> thank you
[14:10] <Dreamglider> ActionParsnip1: he/she cant boot anything nor access the bios
[14:10] <anahata> actionparsnip: what's dmesg | less?
[14:10] <ActionParsnip1> Dreamglider: F11 / F12 at boot should give options. If its a toshiba, use L and R cursors to get the choice of boot changing then press enter on the CD icon
[14:10] <Dr_willis> 2 beeps and no screen display at all = bad sign.
[14:11] <ActionParsnip1> anahata: all the kernel messages since the kernel was alive, including bringing up of the hardware
[14:11] <jharkn> check out the mobo manual re beep codes
[14:11] <jharkn> you should be able to dl it
[14:11] <Vigo> How do I check which kernel I am using?
[14:11] <anahata> ActionParsnip1: kernel messages? what kernel? i didn't have linux installed, i was trying to just run the cd check
[14:12] <ActionParsnip1> Dr_willis: IBM standard - 2 beeps = post error
[14:12] <tritium> Vigo: uname -r
[14:12] <dixon20811> yes i can use gnome now :D
[14:12] <Vigo> Thank you
[14:12] <jharkn> ah
[14:12] <ActionParsnip1> anahata: then where did those messages you bring up come from?
[14:12] <Dr_willis> ActionParsnip1,  if he means 2 beeps then it stops..  perhaps he means it goes beep-beep   beep-beep beep-beep :) over and over...
[14:12] <jharkn> I thought it'd be more descriptive than that
[14:12] <dixon20811> thank you dr_willis :)
[14:13] <anahata> ActionParsnip1: those came from my computer when i try to boot up... i have win98se installed
[14:13] <Dr_willis> Now if it beeps the funeral march.. thats a bad sign also.
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> Dr_willis: ami bios 2 beeps = memory error
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> anahata: i see, then check in device manager if you can
[14:13] <jharkn> check the memory is seated correctly?
[14:13] <LOVELINUX> Hi .. are there someone there knows a good program to find wireless networks... ?
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> i would, 2 beeps pretty much says bad ram seating or ram is bad
[14:14] <jharkn> aye
[14:14] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: sudo iwlist scan
[14:14] <Ryder5> is there irc ubuntu trojans
[14:14] <anahata> didn't i fry the motherboard by repeatedly turning it on with the power button?
[14:14] <Dr_willis> Ryder5,  niot that ive ever heard of.
[14:14] <jharkn> if there's more than one DIMM slot in use then try checking for a faulty slot too
[14:14] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1:  Alrtight thnaks ill try that :)
[14:14] <ActionParsnip1> Ryder5: doubt they would do much unless you are a moron who runs ir c clients as root
[14:14] <anahata> looking for jumper.... have to open case first
[14:14] <Pici> !offtopic
[14:14] <Ryder5> Is there any ubuntu viruses on irv
[14:14] <Ryder5> *irv
[14:14] <Ryder5> you know what i mean
[14:15] <ActionParsnip1> Ryder5: very few and none are wild
[14:15] <Dr_willis> Ryder5,  not that ive ever heard of. via IRC.
[14:15] <Pici> ActionParsnip1: ##hardware is probably a better place to take this issue.
[14:15] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: it says this when i try :   lo   Interface doesn't support scanning.
[14:15] <LOVELINUX> eth0  Interface doesn't support scanning.
[14:15] <LOVELINUX> pan0  Interface doesn't support scanning.
[14:15] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=1&q=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_computer_viruses&ei=9XW2SZCnCNTIjAf2k6WeCQ&usg=AFQjCNEQJwS_2XTHy-Ofz-vIfP6espqdvQ
[14:15] <Ryder5> Thanks lovelinux
[14:15] <LOVELINUX> Ryder5:  For what :D ?
[14:15] <Dr_willis> Heh
[14:16] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: ill check it out.
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: then your wifi isnt configured
[14:16] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: How do i do that ? :)
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: that was for Ryder5 oops
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: is the wifi usb or internal
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> Ryder5: click that immense link
[14:17] <Ryder5> im on the wikipedia page now
[14:17] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: internal i think
[14:17] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: then run lspci
[14:17] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: one line will identify your device
[14:18] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: you mean this " 03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88E8056 PCI-E Gigabit "
[14:18] <ActionParsnip1> o cool
[14:18] <ActionParsnip1> thats your wired connection
[14:19] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: is that my wire connection ?
[14:19] <LimeBurst> e'llo guys
[14:19] <terminhell> My sound stopped working for some reason, ive tried changing from ALSA and OSS mixer but neither seem to be doing the trick.
[14:19] <LimeBurst> can anybody tell me what kind of character encoding FreeNode uses?
[14:20] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: try: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; lspci > ~/hw.txt; pastebinit ~/hw.txt; rm ~/hw.txt
[14:21] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: that will give you a link in terminal, paste it in here
[14:21] <zimbres> I defined some variables in .bashrc, how can I make them available without having to reboot?
[14:21] <Huufarted> can someone help me with a route situation?  I have one NIC that's not doing anything right now, another is set staticly.  When I do a fresh boot, I get 2 default gateways, one is for my router at 192.168.1.1, the other is 0.0.0.0 which obviuosly does NOT need to be there.  Obviously I'm working just fine, I'm on that machine, but should that 0.0.0.0 gateway not be defined at all?
[14:21] <danbhfive> !eee
[14:21] <jharkn> zimbres: you have to restart the terminal
[14:22] <kitche> zimbres: or just do source ~/.bashrc
[14:22] <jharkn> indeed
[14:22] <Huufarted> sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[14:22] <Huufarted> haha wow I'm awesome
[14:22] <ActionParsnip1> Huufarted: set the default gateway as 0.0.0.0 in /etc/network/interfaces for the link you dont want to have a gateway, the rest will be assigned with dhcp
[14:22] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: You mean this link "http://pastebin.com/f7f1cbe28
[14:22] <LOVELINUX> " ?
[14:23] <zimbres> thanks
[14:23] <newbiehot> anyone used wubi before?
[14:23] <newbiehot> ubuntu installer for windows?
[14:23] <newbiehot> i installed that
[14:23] <lo127> anyone know if there is a channel for embedded linux?
[14:23] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: thats the one
[14:23] <newbiehot> i boot in ubuntu
[14:23] <newbiehot> somehow my program halts the pc so i shut it off
[14:23] <newbiehot> after i reboot it,it says boot file is missing
[14:23] <newbiehot> why?
[14:23] <newbiehot> help :)
[14:23] <leeFranks> I am having trouble with LMMS install, its installed but can't access it
[14:23] <Huufarted> ActionParsnip1: I'm not using DHCP.  I'm  setting it static
[14:23] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: okay, then what :) .
[14:24] <Vigo> newbiehot: Yes, I used WUBI, it worked good.
[14:24] <kitche> !enter | newbiehot please do not use enter for ending a sentence
[14:24] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: should i go visit the link ?
[14:24] <newbiehot> hey vigo
[14:24] <newbiehot> it says boot file is missing
[14:24] <anahata> it's going to take me all day to figure out how to reset my jumpers without causing another problem
[14:24] <newbiehot> it brings me to shell
[14:24] <dayo> ActionParsnip1: pastebinit rocks!! thanks for posting that!
[14:24] <newbiehot> instead of showing up ubuntu desktop
[14:24] <newbiehot> how should i fix it?
[14:24] <FloodBot1> newbiehot: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:24] <anahata> do you think i ruined the machine permanently?
[14:24] <Huufarted> newbiehot: Do not flood.  You need to type your questions all on a single line.
[14:25] <ActionParsnip1> dayo: oh hell yeah :D
[14:25] <newbiehot> hey Vigo, u still there?
[14:25] <newbiehot> hello Vigo
[14:25] <Vigo> newbiehot: hello, the wubi was a test run, it worked, then I went back to dual HDD  boot
[14:25] <Dr_willis> anahata,  and it might not do any good either.. could be some add on card has died/came loose.
[14:25] <Dr_willis> anahata,  or just pull the little battery out for about an hr..
[14:25] <anahata> Dr_willis: isn't that more than a coincidence though?
[14:25] <anahata> oh
[14:26] <satansaunt> hey, does anyone know how i would go about setting irssi as the default irc client to work with firefox...in relation to irc links?
[14:26] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: You there :) ?
[14:26] <Dr_willis> anahata,  theres dozens of things that could be going on.. ive never had to 'reset' my bios befor . i have reseated memory/video/whatever cards MANY a time
[14:26] <Vigo> newbiehot: Now I am rid of windows , all-together and running Debian/Ubuntu
[14:26] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: just reading
[14:26] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: alright :)
[14:27] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: can you run: sudo lshw -C network > ~/h.txt; pastebinit ~/h.txt; rm ~/h.txt
[14:27] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: i can try (:
[14:27] <satansaunt> hey, does anyone know how i would go about setting irssi as the default irc client to work with firefox...in relation to irc links?
[14:27] <jharkn> satansaunt: something like "terminal-app -e irssi <some irssi options>"
[14:28] <satansaunt> thanks jharkn- i'll give it a try
[14:29] <megacrypto> hi .. im trying to add id3 to php ...can anyone help?
[14:29] <satansaunt> also, stupid question but i'm having problems connecting directly to an i.p. in irssi- what should i be doing?
[14:29] <ActionParsnip1> satansaunt: can you ping the ip?
[14:29] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: nothinh happends
[14:29] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: wait, its a slow command
[14:30] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: okay, it gave me this, " http://pastebin.com/fee597e9 "
[14:30] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: product: RTL-8185 IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Controller
[14:31] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: year i see it
[14:31] <jharkn> satansaunt: sorry don't know, check the documentation
[14:31] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=326945
[14:31] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: looks like a simple unblacklist to me, apprently it will only do wep and not wpa
[14:31] <ShishKabab> Hi. I've made a KDE4 app with CMake. I have a rule in my CMakeLists.txt "install(FILES skphpideui.rc DESTINATION ${DATA_INSTALL_DIR}/skphpide". This used to work fine but it doesn't work correctly anymore (the file is installed to the wrong dir). Can anybody help?
[14:32] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: although it is a little old
[14:32] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: ohh damnn it .. so theres nothing to do :( ?
[14:32] <rabidsnail> My usb sound card (edirol ua-1x) is causing my usb to stop working. As soon as I plug it in my usb mouse and keyboard are no longer responsive. If it's plugged in at startup everything goes wrong after gnome-panel sarts. Looking at dmesg it says "[   37.324513] timeout: still 8 active urbs..\n [   43.321514] timeout: still 2 active urbs..". Its usb device id is 08bb:2902, and the chipset is a TI Burr-Brown (identifies itself as Texas Instru
[14:33] <megacrypto> anyone can help with adding pecl package to php?
[14:33] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: try: sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-intrepid-generic
[14:35] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: its downloading .. but what is it .. some kind of backports ?
[14:35] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: make sure you are fully updated too: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade; sudo apt-get clean
[14:35] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: you need a module to get that wifi going, be it native or ndiswrapper
[14:36] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: http://www.willdaniels.co.uk/articles/howto-guides/10-wpa-r8180-ubuntu
[14:37] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: Alright .. i have installed the both things now.. and im going to your link now
[14:38] <angsthas3> puuh, im reading and reading and reading the bash prompt howto but i do not know how to change the \w(working directory) and what i do have to do to change it !!!! PLZ help
[14:38] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: looks like a messy job, i'd try: sudo modprobe r8180; sudo iwlist scan
[14:38] <satansaunt> can't ping the i.p. i'm trying to connect to in irssi :(
[14:38] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: you may have to resort to ndiswrapper
[14:39] <ActionParsnip1> satansaunt: can you telnet to the ip on port 6667
[14:39] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: it still says that it dont support scanning ... .. how do i resort to ndiswrapper ?
[14:39] <frodu_> help I need to know how to turn off the "add to panel"
[14:39] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: you need the windows driver for your architecture
[14:40] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[14:40] <frodu_> could anybody tell me the command that launches it?
[14:40] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: its already the newest ..
[14:40] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: gksudo ndisgtk
[14:41] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: and point the app at the .inf for the driver, you will need the .inf and .sys
[14:41] <angsthas3> puuh, im reading and reading and reading the bash prompt howto but i do not know how to change the \w(working directory) and what i do have to do to change it !!!! PLZ help
[14:41] <frodu_> could somebody tell me how to turn off the "add to panel"
[14:41] <frodu_> ?
[14:41] <fabiok87> hi
[14:41] <fabiok87> i'm new ubuntu's user
[14:41] <rabidsnail> frodu_: Why do you want to do that?
[14:42] <frodu_> rabidsnail: I need to turn off the "add to panel"
[14:42] <lo127> anyone know if there is a channel for embedded linux?
[14:42] <naughtykid001> hi guys
[14:42] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: under current installed network drivers, theres nothing, i can choose to install new driver or configure...
[14:42] <frodu_> at least to know what executable gets launched so I can change the permissions so that only admins can reach it
[14:42] <ActionParsnip1> lo127: linux is linux, embedded or not
[14:42] <ActionParsnip1> !channels | lo127
[14:42] <Dr_willis> !channels
[14:42] <Dr_willis> :
[14:42] <Dr_willis> beat me to it. lol
[14:42] <dexter> Hi, I think I've messed my system up a little. I wanted to upgrade to ubuntu studio which required changing repositorys I did and followed a certain guide wich didn't work. However. Now when I goto install certain software it keeps telling me to insert my ubuntu studio disc. What have I messed up? I just want my normal working ubuntu back :'(
[14:43] <naughtykid001> I install hardy in dell 6400, however the loading screen during startup seems to vanish.... how do I enable it back?
[14:43] <Dr_willis> dexter,  remvoe the cd line from the sources.list
[14:43] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: is this a laptop?
[14:43] <whyameye> what is the command from cli to run gnome's add-user dialog window?
[14:43] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: Yes it is
[14:43] <lesshaste> I enabled deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu hardy partner but oddly I can't seem to install opera
[14:43] <dexter> Dr Willis, how do I do that?
[14:43] <lesshaste> is that not the right place to find opera?
[14:43] <Dr_willis> whyameye,  why not just use 'sudo adduser;
[14:43] <sky_> hi my friend told me that problem with Pidgin i can fix with compiling new version....is that true ?
[14:43] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: ok then head to the manfacturers site and download the windows driver
[14:43] <dexter> I should have mentioned I'm still a noob
[14:44] <frodu_> could someone tell me which executable runs when you right click on the panel and get the "add to panel" I need to disable access from unprivileged users
[14:44] <satansaunt> x88
[14:44] <Dr_willis> dexter,  the sources.list is a text file you can edit.. You aprently have added a 'cdrom' drive entry in the file..  proverly from that guide.. look at the file and remove the cdrom line
[14:44] <whyameye> Dr_willis: just another set of parameters for me to screw up...
[14:44] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: The windows driver ? i cant use micorsoft windows on linux ?
[14:44] <frodu_> could someone tell me which executable runs when you right click on the panel and get the "add to panel" I need to disable access from unprivileged users
[14:44] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: im lost ..
[14:44] <ActionParsnip1> sky_: yes but the new version is injaunty
[14:44] <Dr_willis> whyameye,  'sudo adduser billgates'  and  hit enter a dozen times...    then 'sudo passwd billgates'    done..
[14:45] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: ndiswrapper is an app that can use the data in the windows driver to make a driver for you
[14:45] <mneptok> LOVELINUX: is this a wireless device?
[14:45] <dexter> Dr willis. where is the sourceslist file kept?
[14:45] <Dr_willis> !apt | dexter
[14:45] <frodu_> could someone tell me which executable runs when you right click on the panel and get the "add to panel" I need to disable access from unprivileged users
[14:45] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: its nothing to do withmicrosoft unless microsoft make your wifi card, which they dont, realtek do
[14:45] <Dr_willis> dexter,  /etc/apt/ i recall
[14:45] <m3gaman> I have installed samba from the repository but I do not see a GUI interface for it..anyone point me in the right direction to locating it? do I have to install something separate?
[14:45] <dexter> Thanks
[14:46] <LOVELINUX> mneptok: yes
[14:46] <dexter> I understand it but I'm not familliar with the filesystem yet
[14:46] <Dr_willis> m3gaman,  thers no gui interface by default..  there are cionfig tools to tweak/change the smb.conf file.. OR you can learn how to do it with a text editor.
[14:46] <ActionParsnip1> mneptok: its a RTL8185
[14:46] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: Hmm ... alright , so i need to install the ndiswrapper ?
[14:46] <Dr_willis> !samba
[14:46] <eduardo> hola
[14:46] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: you have it with ndisgtk
[14:46] <eduardo> volvi
[14:46] <pawan1234> any application similar to acdsee
[14:46] <frodu_> could someone help with locking the ubuntu panel?
[14:46] <jclbrt> does anyone have any experience running ubuntu inside Sun VirtualBox?
[14:46] <mneptok> ActionParsnip1: no restricted driver for that chipset?
[14:46] <pawan1234> to view randon images slideshow
[14:46] <frodu_> I've already done much of it
[14:46] <ActionParsnip1> !info acdsee
[14:46] <frodu_> I just need to turn off adding applets
[14:47] <Dr_willis> !koisk
[14:47] <ActionParsnip1> mneptok: i read a guide from 96 about unblacklisting it, all the guides i have seen say ndiswrapper
[14:47] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: Alright .. so what i need to do now was what ?
[14:47] <mneptok> ActionParsnip1: lovely. i hate hardware OEMs.
[14:47] <lesshaste> I enabled deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu hardy partner but oddly I can't seem to install opera
[14:47] <lesshaste> is that not the right place to find opera?
[14:47] <ActionParsnip1> mneptok: indeed
[14:48] <mneptok> LOVELINUX: is this wireless built-in to the laptop? or a card?
[14:48] <Dr_willis> lesshaste,  you did update the package listing? 'sudo apt-get update' ?  I always jsut download the opera .deb file
[14:48] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: go to the manufacturers site for your laptop and get the windows driver, 32bit if ubuntu is 32bit, 64bit if ubuntu is 64bit
[14:48] <lesshaste> Dr_willis, yes.. it doesn't seem to be there
[14:48] <ActionParsnip1> !ndiswrapper | LOVELINUX
[14:48] <lesshaste> Dr_willis, unless it has a funny spelling :)
[14:48] <LOVELINUX> mneptok: its a card or what you can call it, its a card like a graphic card..
[14:48] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: then follow that guide
[14:48] <Dr_willis> !opera
[14:49] <mneptok> LOVELINUX: oh! this is a desktop with a PCI card?
[14:49] <Dr_willis> lesshaste,  may no longer be in there...
[14:49] <LOVELINUX> mneptok: i think yes.
[14:49] <lesshaste> Dr_willis, :(
[14:49] <mneptok> LOVELINUX: errr ... "guess?"
[14:49] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: Alright ill try that, thank you so much for your help !
[14:49] <ActionParsnip1> mneptok: its an internal wifi if you are on about that
[14:49] <AngryElf> why is vim throwing an error for :syntax on ????
[14:49] <lesshaste> Dr_willis, there is an opera repository it seems.. using that
[14:49] <Dr_willis> lesshaste,  takes me all of 3 min to download/install via the opera web site..  so whatever ya want. :)
[14:49] <LOVELINUX> mneptok: i would say it is, yes , and then what ?
[14:50] <mneptok> ActionParsnip1: was going to recommend a different device with real support ;)\
[14:50] <lesshaste> Dr_willis, that sort of defeats the point through right? I mean autoupdating and all that
[14:50] <mneptok> LOVELINUX: you could replace that card with one that actually has a Linux driver
[14:50] <Dr_willis> AngryElf,  because the default vi is  'tiny-vim' install the vim-full package for all the features
[14:50] <pawan1234> hi
[14:50] <pawan1234> !acdsee
[14:50] <Dr_willis> lesshaste,  i doubt if theres many updates anyway.  but do what you want.
[14:50] <lesshaste> Dr_willis, thanks :) I did
[14:50] <AngryElf> Dr_willis: ty
[14:50] <ActionParsnip1> mneptok: true, mt atheros AR5001X+ works out of the box in utsy :)
[14:50] <dexter> Thanks Dr willis! I thought I'd broke something. I switched to Linux at christmas
[14:50] <LOVELINUX> mneptok: yes but i dont have the money to buy a new one at the moment
[14:50] <lesshaste> Dr_willis, are you a real doctor by the way?
[14:51]  * Dr_willis is a Dr of Love.
[14:51] <Dr_lesshaste> Dr_lesshaste, what a coincidence!
[14:51] <ActionParsnip1> !find asedese
[14:51] <dougiel> lol
[14:51] <Dr_lesshaste> :)
[14:53] <mneptok> Dr_lesshaste: did you get the Opera repo working?
[14:53] <Dr_lesshaste> mneptok, yes thanks.. I don't know what happened to the canonical one
[14:53] <macros82> hi everybody
[14:53] <macros82> i recieve an error message
[14:53] <Dr_lesshaste> mneptok, I used deb http://deb.opera.com/opera/ stable non-free in the end
[14:53] <macros82> like this
[14:54] <mneptok> Dr_lesshaste: AFAIK Opera is not a partner, but a regular commercial app provider. but that may have changed.
[14:54] <macros82> ERROR: Module php5 does not exist!
[14:54] <macros82> i recieve it after this command
[14:54] <macros82> ERROR: Module php5 does not exist!
[14:54] <macros82> sudo a2enmod php5
[14:54] <Dr_lesshaste> mneptok, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser is wrong it seems
[14:54] <mneptok> !enter > macros82
[14:54] <genii> macros82: The apache module has to exist before you can enable it
[14:54] <ActionParsnip1> !info ascd
[14:55] <oCean_> macros82: "sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-php5"
[14:55] <oCean_> macros82: then re-run the a2enmod command
[14:55] <mneptok> ActionParsnip1: OK, for the next "Find The Package Name" challenge, you and a friend will be sent to Tuvalu and the Debian Sid repository ....
[14:55] <ActionParsnip1> pawan do you mean ascd ?
[14:56] <ActionParsnip1> mneptok: apt-cache search c | grep d | grep ^a | less
[14:56] <ActionParsnip1> mneptok: no foolin
[14:56] <eseven73> oCean_: is that the module that prevents that dreaded "Downloading of the .php file" ?
[14:57] <lukanov> do u know programs like cairo and AWM for ubuntu ?
[14:57] <ActionParsnip1> lukanov: dock apps, yes
[14:57] <oCean_> eseven73: to 'prevent' that - php should be enabled in apache.
[14:57] <mneptok> eseven73: no, that's the module that prevents the dreaded "you can't run PHP stuff because PHP is not installed" message ;)
[14:58] <angsthas3> puuh, im reading and reading and reading the bash prompt howto but i do not know how to change the \w(working directory) and what i do have to do to change it !!!! PLZ help
[14:58] <mneptok> angsthas3: cd\
[14:58] <mneptok> errr "cd"
[14:58] <ActionParsnip1> !awn
[14:58] <dougiel> angsthas3, you mean cd /path/to/new/directory?
[14:58] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  export PS1='[\u@\h \W]\$'
[14:58] <oCean_> eseven73: If you check the /etc/apache2/mods-available directory.. that is the directory where the actual mod gets installed. The enabling of a module is merely creating a link from /etc/apache2/mod-available to /etc/apache2/mods-enabled.
[14:58] <angsthas3> puuh, im reading and reading and reading the bash prompt howto but i do not know how to change the \w(working directory) and what i do have to do to change it !!!! PLZ help   i want to change it permanently
[14:59] <ActionParsnip1> lukanov: you will need to be running compiz
[14:59] <eseven73> oCean_: ah ok, because i heard theres a module that prevents the downloading of .php files (I suppose it's really just setting the php settings in apache for the person)
[14:59] <lukanov> i have it ;)
[14:59] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  and quoteing can be very imporntant
[14:59] <mneptok> !repeat > angsthas3
[14:59] <ActionParsnip1> lukanov: sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigator
[15:00] <ActionParsnip1> lukanov: its in universe so ou ned no extra repos
[15:00] <oCean_> angsthas3: just started ubuntu/linux? Check the free download for the pocketguide here: http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index2.html
[15:01] <angsthas3> i know the w stands for working directy but where do i change it?
[15:01] <oCean_> eseven73: well, the 'downloading' *only* happens when apache does not know how to interpret the .php file. Remember, that is not on the client side (browser) but the server side (apache). Enabling this module will indeed *run* php and not offer the file for download
[15:01] <ubstub> hey
[15:01] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  clarify that please?
[15:01] <Pici> angsthas3: The working directory is the directory that you're in.
[15:02] <whyameye> having problems with permissions on svn: svnadmin create svn/Diesel_Additive_System returns "svnadmin: Could not create top-level directory
[15:02] <whyameye> svnadmin: Can't create directory 'svn/Diesel_Additive_System': No such file or directory
[15:02] <andreas__> hello! Any able to help me with my squirrelmail config, can't get it to work..... keep getting weird errors in syslog
[15:02] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  export PS1='[\u@\h \W]\$'       sets to the username, hostname, and working directory (ie: where you are t)
[15:02] <eseven73> oCean_: gotcha thanks :D
[15:02] <buckethed> i installed ubuntu server 8.10, then sudo apt-get install xorg kde-core.  then i ran startx, but then when i tried to open K > Computer > Home, it asks me what i want to open it with.  am i missing a package to get a file explorer?
[15:02] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  to make it perment edit your .bashrc and/or .bash_profile and add that line to the end.
[15:03] <LOVELINUX> Hi are there somone there knows why my Wi-Fi doesnt react att all when i click on it ?
[15:04] <angsthas3> which line?
[15:04] <AngryElf> so, I have this plugin for gedit, snapopen, that searches the current file tree by regex and lets me choose from a list --- what is there that's equivolent in vim?
[15:04] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  export PS1='[\u@\h \W]\$'
[15:05] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: did you install the windows drivers in ndiswrapper?
[15:05] <buckethed> ahh maybe i want konqueror
[15:06] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: No, cause my Wi-Fi doesnt react at all when i click on it .. so if that doesnt work, then there no need to install the other thing ..
[15:06] <angsthas3> but the \W is not clarified with /media/Zeugz/Basic/
[15:06] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: it wont until you install the driver. If you click on something without a driver, how does the OS know how to bring it up
[15:07] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: the system doesnt know how to communicate with the device yet until you driver it, ndiswrapper will give that link
[15:07] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  that made no sence.. every time you do a command the PS1 gets 'reevaluated' and the prompt changes based on what your current directory is.
[15:07] <lukanov> ActionParsnip1: do u know other dock apps
[15:07] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: you right about that .. but then i just go to SMC's homepage ?
[15:07] <ActionParsnip1> lukanov: sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigator
[15:07] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: do SMC make your laptop?
[15:08] <lukanov> ActionParsnip1: i got it, it's not so beautiful as i hope
[15:08] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: look, i'll do this for you as its taking far too long and its getting really boring
[15:08] <ActionParsnip1> lukanov: get themes for it
[15:08] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  it might also show '~' for  when you are in your home directory.
[15:08] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: what make and model is your laptop?
[15:08] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: THANKS ! ..
[15:08] <lukanov> ActionParsnip1: i\ll try them out, 10x
[15:08]  * ActionParsnip1 grumbles
[15:09] <protocol1> there a way to see if opengl is enabled on my system?
[15:09] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: look around the laptops case and it will tell you the make and model
[15:09] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1:  its an Acer aspire E380-GB7L
[15:09] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: yep i thought it was gonna be an acer
[15:09] <danbhfive> protocol1: glxgears
[15:09] <panesar_sandeep> hi, is there an opensource interactive flash muvi creater that cud b run on windows too
[15:09] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: you did ? .. how could you tell that ?
[15:10] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: because they love putting cheap hardware in that doesnt run nice with linux, you can smell them a mile away
[15:11] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: year it aint that best of the best .. you right about that, it aint to good with Linux..
[15:11] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: it can be done
[15:11] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: ok can you give me the output of: uname -a
[15:11] <rio> hi, will there be an update for pidging fixing the "client too old" bug with icq?
 if you are wanting to see the Ugly 'full' path in the prompt you use         PS1='[\u@\h \w]\$ ' Note the LOWER CASE w vs the UPPER case W.
[15:12] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: i really hope so, i would be so glad if this could work, really.
[15:12] <ActionParsnip1> rio: i know of a fix but if you try and upgrade to jaunty it can break things so you will need to REMEMBER to uninstall the app as it will cripple dependancies when you upgrade
[15:13] <rio> ActionParsnip1: i will not upgrade my distribution just because icq stops working
[15:13] <ActionParsnip1> rio: if you can wait then hold off and the new version will be in jaunty when it is officially released, there are debs for interpid but they arent official
[15:13] <rio> those kind of things are supposed to be backported imho
[15:13] <ActionParsnip1> rio: i'm not saying that. I'm saying there are debs of the new pidgin version which i have seen make icq work. if you do decide to upgrade you MUST remove pidgin or it will fail
[15:14] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: can you give me the output of: uname -a
[15:14] <ActionParsnip1> rio: do you want the link?
[15:14] <rio> ActionParsnip1: yes
[15:15] <Huffameg> hi! I'm trying to install a game but when I'm mounting I get an error message (http://pastebin.ca/1357403). can anyone help me fix this, please?
[15:15] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: of course, Linux nicolai 2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP Thu Jan 29 19:24:39 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[15:15] <panesar_sandeep> hi, is there an opensource or free interactive flash muvi creater that cud b run on windows too
[15:15] <ActionParsnip1> rio: uninstall the current pidgin and all deps first: http://www.getdeb.net/release/3960
[15:15] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: 32bit helps a little
[15:16] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: alright
[15:16] <HIjustme> Can anybody take a read and help please. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1082467
[15:16] <outlier> where is ubuntu's "root window" located?
[15:17] <ActionParsnip1> outlier: how do you mean by "root window"
[15:17] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: http://support.acer-euro.com/drivers/desktop/aspire_e380.html
[15:17] <eldenz> is there a way to get the list of files a package installs?
[15:17] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: select the windows xp drop down and select the marvel driver, you need that
[15:17] <BayHakim> HIjustme: u tryed ndiswrapper?
[15:17] <Dr_willis> outlier,  that refers to the lowest desktop display window where you see the icons and wallpaper normally
[15:17] <Khan> hi
[15:17] <HIjustme> bayhakim: i dont know how to get it, im new sorry
[15:18] <Khan> Whats ubuntu
[15:18] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: Okay, but wich of them ? :)
[15:18] <outlier> ActionParsnip1: I gather it's a graphics file that would be the wallpaper if ubuntu didn't use compiz.  Any idea where said file would be located?
[15:18] <ActionParsnip1> eldenz: you could download the deb and extract it to look at the files
[15:18] <angsthas3> Dr-willis i mean, im downloading all the debs into my desktop folder, my terminal starts with my home directory, and i must always change the directory so i want to change the first prompt of my terminal because i do not want to change the directory always
[15:18] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: i just told you, XP drop down menu, marvel
[15:18] <eldenz> ActionParsnip1, is the .deb deleted after installing it? or where would i find them?
[15:19] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1:  yes but there are two of them
[15:19] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  thats totally NOt what you have been asking then..  thats NOT changeing the prompt
[15:19] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  thats changeing the initial working directory..
[15:19] <ActionParsnip1> outlier: look in /usr/share
[15:19] <BayHakim> HIjustme: ask aunt G :)
[15:19] <ActionParsnip1> eldenz: /var/cache/apt
[15:19] <eldenz> thx ActionParsnip1
[15:19] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: 8.53 or 10.22 ?
[15:20] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  You could just make a link from the dir you want to some location in your /home/username/whatever  to save typeing.. i guess.
[15:20] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: go fo 10.22
[15:20] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  or make an alias taht does the cd command for you,.
[15:20] <angsthas3> excuse me, im really sorry
[15:20] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: that is the windows driver you need to extract and use with ndisgtk
[15:20] <HIjustme> bayhakim: hes not here
[15:20] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: alright then :)
[15:20] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: if it doesnt work, remove the driver and use the other
[15:20] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: if THAT doesnt work, try the vista ones
[15:20] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,   having to 'cd Desktop' is rather trivial ..' cd D<tab> enter '
[15:20] <BayHakim> HIjustme: ping google.com says he is :P
[15:21] <angsthas3> when i open the terminal
[15:21] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: this is EXACTLY what i told you to do yet I came back 10 mins after instructing you and yu were in here asking for assistance
[15:21] <outlier> ActionParsnip1: /usr/share/backgrounds has the list that gnome chooses from - I'm looking for the actual one it uses.  Basically I have an app that claims to be modifying the root window for display, but since the root window isn't being used for wallpaper, I'll need to display it manually in qiv or something.
[15:22] <angsthas3> there i can change that i want to start terminal with a specific command
[15:22] <ActionParsnip1> outlier: surely if you go to choose wallpaper you can see the filename and find that?
[15:22] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: Year i know, i got a bit stress at the moment, no excuse but i really got.
[15:23] <angsthas3> but cd /media/Zeugz/Basic/   is not the right command
[15:23] <angsthas3> which command is it then ?
[15:23] <ActionParsnip1> LOVELINUX: you do have to do a little work in linux yourself you cant expect hand holding like this at every turn
[15:23] <HIjustme> bayhakim: where :D
[15:24] <tehfalcon> is there any way i could know if my hardware is compatible with intrepid ibex?
[15:24] <ActionParsnip1> !hcl | tehfalcon
[15:24] <tehfalcon> ok, thanks
[15:24] <TimothyP> Hello, I'm creating a live cd using remastersys... it worked for 2 days but now when the iso is created, it boots into the live environment but it does not automatically log in and of course there is no password....
[15:24] <joaopinto> tehfalcon, but you are safer if you use a livecd to test drive that hw :)
[15:24] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  cd /media/whatever   is the proper command to change the directory.. You do realize that linux is Case senestive. what happens when you use that command?
[15:24] <tehfalcon> ok
[15:24] <BayHakim> HIjustme: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=31926
[15:24] <LOVELINUX> ActionParsnip1: Yes i know, i have also done a lot of work in my linux.. but that is only for my dekstop, so it looks great with all the effects and like that.
[15:25] <tehfalcon> the thing is that my last computer had problems with the ati x200 graphics card
[15:25] <ale_> ^^ hi
[15:25] <tehfalcon> and i'm kind of paranoid
[15:25] <BayHakim> ale_: Yoho
[15:25] <outlier> ActionParsnip1: I would have thought so.  Is it stored in memory do you suppose?  Several apps (vlc, qiv, conky) can supposedly output to that root window.  They aren't modifying the file I pick out for wallpaper in gnome, so where is their output?
[15:25] <angsthas3> case sensitive is that i do have to consider that Zeugz is not zeugz
[15:25] <ale_> what's up ?
[15:26] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  Case Senesitivity is a big deal. :)  ZOO is not the same as Zoo is not the same as zoo
[15:26] <BayHakim> ale_: just the daily folly
[15:26] <angsthas3> first nothing, when i close and open terminal there is an error  ( in german it is "Beim Erzeugen des Kindprozesses für dieses Terminal ist ein Fehler aufgetreten"
[15:27] <tehfalcon> my pc is the last one on this list: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportMachinesDesktopsHp
[15:27] <tehfalcon> is that ok?
[15:27] <tehfalcon> i'm going to install 8.10 , 64 bit version
[15:27] <HIjustme> BayHakim: didnt work :(
[15:27] <danbhfive> tehfalcon: is this your first time installing ubuntu?  Maybe try the 32bit
[15:28] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  i dont speak german so no idea what it says.. Linux IS case senestive.. and from reading the 'gnome-terminal --help' docs there ius an option to start a gnome terminal in a specifc directory.. like in this example.
[15:28] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,    gnome-terminal --working-directory=/media/Public320/
[15:28] <tehfalcon> no, i have already installed ubuntu on my older pc but i had problems
[15:28] <BayHakim> HIjustme: then try to marry a driver-devel ;)
[15:28] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  you could make an icon that launches that command and poof.. instant terminal where you wanted it
[15:28] <tehfalcon> but i'm fairly familiar to the installation
[15:28] <tehfalcon> with*
[15:29] <HIjustme> BayHakim: im confused already :D
[15:29] <buckethed> ubuntu server 8.10, installed slapd, ldap-utils, and then luma.  but i don't see luma in my applications list, although i can run it using terminal
[15:29] <danbhfive> tehfalcon: well, the 32bit has better compatibility with non-free software, whereas 64bit might be a bit faster?  and it supports more ram
[15:29] <angsthas3> where do i have to place this command ?
[15:29] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  make an icon that runs that command.
[15:29] <o0Chris0o> what are some other IRC clients I could use with Ubuntu, I am kinda used to kubuntu's irc client
[15:30] <Dr_willis> angsthas3,  drag/drop  the gnome-terminal icon to the desktop and  change its properties.. is one way
[15:30] <BayHakim> HIjustme: looks like u have a driver problem with your wifi so try alternating driver ndiswrapper
[15:30] <tehfalcon> i have already researched that, i have exactly 3 gb so 64 bits wouldn't make a difference
[15:30] <BayHakim> HIjustme: but i cant help i never used ndiswrapper ...
[15:30] <tehfalcon> but i decided to go with 64 just because it's for new pc's
[15:30] <HIjustme> BayHakim, bear in mind, im a newbie at ubuntu, take it easy on me :D
[15:31] <X-Seti> just a quick question, as im sitting in an internet cafe on a laptop running ubuntu, im wondering why the network sector keeps on losing the connecting to the wifi
[15:31] <BayHakim> HIjustme: no problem ... so what i try to tell you is: learn about ndiswrapper it might solve your problem
[15:32] <HIjustme> BayHakim, ok
[15:33] <BayHakim> X-Seti: ask this in a IRC is not realy wise !?
[15:33] <angsthas3> made the icon and what do i have to change in properties to make the terminal start with specific path ?
[15:33] <m3gaman> I have installed Samba, but when I browse the directory structure and attempt to add shares should it not be giving me an option to use Samba? maybe im lost...I will do more reading...but if anyone has any input please feel free..linux newbie so please take it easy ;)
[15:34] <BayHakim> m3gaman: whats your filebrowser?
[15:34] <cyanide> hello
[15:34] <X-Seti> BayHakim, its ubuntu related if there is a bug with network-man
[15:35] <amgarching> here http://paste.ubuntu.com/129355/ I dumped the unvironment in which /sbin/dhclient-script is running, I cannot find $new_host_name there. What could be the reason. There is a request for host-name in /etc/dhclient.conf.
[15:35] <cyanide> i have a dell inspiron 1525, its using the iwl3945 driver for wifi. how do i make it use ipw3945 instead?
[15:35] <BayHakim> X-Seti: yes! but if you lost conection just short beore someone poste solution ...
[15:35] <o0Chris0o> how do I enable NTP after I installed it?
[15:35] <m3gaman> BayHakim, i am just clicking on Places - Choosing Computer then right clicking on a file and choosing Share
[15:35] <daftykins> try "modprobe -r iwl3945" then "modprobe ipw3945" cyanide
[15:36] <cyanide> ok thanks
[15:36] <BayHakim> m3gaman: m3gaman oh your right ... this must be new ...
[15:37] <cyanide> daftykins, worked. thanks!
[15:37] <daftykins> np :)
[15:37] <X-Seti> BayHakim, Please, could you paste the solution
[15:37] <BayHakim> X-Seti: u take me wrong ....
[15:37] <outlier> Anybody know of a way to restart your X server without killing session in gnome?  some kind of /etc/init.d/X restart or some such?
[15:37] <ArcSighter> hello, hardy worked well, when tested intrepid and jaunty I got a lot of slowdowns issues, I wonder which kind of information I can retrieve in order to determine what's causing this
[15:37] <jharkn> BayHakim: why the name?
[15:37] <danbhfive> outlier: gdm
[15:38] <outlier> danbhfive - thanks
[15:38] <BayHakim> jharkn: why not?
[15:39] <o0Chris0o> how do I install the restricted drivers
[15:39] <jharkn> BayHakim: well 'Hakim Bey' is a paedophile/apologist. that's why not..
[15:39] <BayHakim> jharkn: are you shure?
[15:41] <jharkn> BayHakim: http://libcom.org/leaving-out-ugly-part-hakim-bey
[15:42] <Pici> jharkn, BayHakim: Please take this elsewhere. It is not appropriate for this channel.
[15:42] <outlier> If at first you don't succeed... anybody know, using Hardy, how to display the root window?  (i.e. not Compiz' or Gnome's wallpaper, but rather the actual X server's root window)
[15:42] <jharkn> true
[15:43] <BayHakim> jharkn: empty side
[15:43] <BayHakim> Pici: good plea
[15:44] <Lartza_> Game of mine tilted and I got sound loop on background now. Is there any command that will "wake" the sound system to stop the loop?
[15:44] <BayHakim> Lartza_: killall pulseaudio
[15:45] <Lartza_> nope
[15:46] <thatryan> hey all, I wiped a hard drive and installed 8.10 and let it set the partitions itself, after all done it ejected disc and said time to boot into the OS, then I get to grub loading screen and it just says error 18.
[15:46] <BayHakim> ;( helped me often out of snd-lops
[15:46] <thatryan> what does that mean?
[15:46] <Lartza_> The game used OpenAL I think btw :/
[15:46] <Lartza_> but can't kill openal, no process
[15:46] <BayHakim> Lartza_: lsof | grep snd
[15:46] <ArcSighter> how do I know if I'm using hardware graphics accelaration enabled for my card?
[15:47] <BayHakim> ArcSighter: glxinfo | head
[15:47] <Lartza_> gconf-he'll mixer_app
[15:47] <ArcSighter> direct rendering = yes ?
[15:47] <BayHakim> ArcSighter: *HIT*
[15:47] <ArcSighter> so sorry the lolless I'm using?
[15:48] <ArcSighter> if so, how can I disable it for testing?
[15:48] <BayHakim> Lartza_: killall procs they access snd hw .... and see wich one is the trublemaker , if the snd-loop dnt stop it is a ugly hw/driver error
[15:49] <thatryan> anybody seen that error 18 ?
[15:49] <BayHakim> ArcSighter: WHAT disable DRI for testing ... in never heared that before
[15:49] <kitche> thatryan: yes
[15:50] <thatryan> kitche: what does it mean
[15:50] <Lartza_> not any processes in top :/
[15:50] <ArcSighter> BayHakim: I'm experience a lot of slowdowns issues in intrepid and jaunty (not in jaunty) and i want to determine the source of the problem, so I 'm testing video related issues, I think
[15:50] <kitche> thatryan: "Invalid or unsupported executable format"
[15:50] <kitche> thatryan: This error is returned if the kernel image boing loaded is not recognized as Multiboot or one of the supported native formats
[15:51] <kitche> thatryan: sounds like you need to reinstall the kernel prehaps
[15:51] <Lartza_> Can anybody now come to mind with anything that would help to this: Running full-screen game or application the display gets scrambled, unusable, game is responding to mouse and keyboard and sound works
[15:51] <thatryan> multiboot?
[15:51] <thatryan> there is nothing else on hard drive
[15:51] <Lartza_> Using ATi and fglrx (surprise)...
[15:51] <thatryan> hmm
[15:51] <o0Chris0o> how do I rip an audio cd in ubuntu?
[15:51] <Lartza_> o0Chris0o: juicer
[15:51] <thatryan> is there an install option where it can format the drive itself?  Or should I pre format to some type?
[15:52] <BayHakim> Lartza_: is there any wine involved
[15:52] <Lartza_> BayHakim: No
[15:52] <Lartza_> BAyHakim: But with that it gets the same or black, haven't tried
[15:52] <Lartza_> Games get scrambled
[15:52] <Exposure> anyone know how I can reinstall vmware modules?
[15:53] <Lartza_> Warzone2100, teeworlds, glest, gridwars for example
[15:53] <ArcSighter> BayHakim: So, tell me, how I can realize what's causing the slowdons
[15:53] <WFS> how do you upgrade pidgin?
[15:53] <BayHakim> Lartza_: unhelpful: change hardware
[15:53] <Lartza_> WFS: sudo apt-get install pidgin
[15:53] <o0Chris0o> Lartza_ where do I find that? Its not listed under Sound and Video
[15:53] <BayHakim> ArcSighter: dmesg?
[15:54] <thatryan> what type format is best
[15:54] <WFS> i'm a total newbie to ubuntu
[15:54] <Lartza_> o0Chris0o: It is with different name, copying cd's or something
[15:54] <Lartza_> WFS newest pidgin is propably installed(newest available in repository)
[15:54] <Vinceman> how can you block hackers from your home dir?
[15:54] <WFS> nope
[15:54] <BayHakim> thatryan: ext3 should be good enough for you needs
[15:54] <Exposure> sweet, vmware takes care of modules itself
[15:55] <Lartza_> WFS: You don't have pidgin or what?
[15:55] <WFS> 2.5.5 is out
[15:55] <Lartza_> WFS: But propably not in ubuntu repo
[15:55] <BayHakim> Vinceman: disconnect from internet :P
[15:55] <Pici> WFS: If you're getting an ICQ error, be patient.  The developers are working to update the package
[15:55] <thatryan> BayHakim: is there an option in the install to format that I missed initially?  or should I just pop in gparted or something?
[15:55] <Lartza_> Pici: It's fixed in 2.5.5
[15:55] <Exposure> anyone know of a IM client that can send offline msn messages?
[15:55] <Lartza_> Oh right...
[15:55] <Pici> Lartza_: I'm aware, but 2.5.5 is not available for pre-jaunty
[15:56] <mrfree> hi all
[15:56] <mrfree> I added c-korn repo to my sources.list
[15:56] <BayHakim> thatryan: gparted should satisfy your needs
[15:56] <mrfree> but updated packages doesn't appear
[15:56] <mrfree> vlc for example
[15:56] <ArcSighter> BayHakim: I'm going luch , check my dmesg http://paste.ubuntu.com/129369/
[15:57] <Lartza_> What is the policy about GetD here? Telling it I mean
[15:57] <WFS> so....is there a way to download 2.5.5 and upgrade that way?
[15:57] <Lartza_> !getdeb > Lartza_
[15:57] <Cox> Hey guys sorry for jumping here, but I realy need help.. I just installed Ubuntu 8.10 on my desktop, and I can't seem to get my wireless internet working. Using conceptronic c300RU thingie, 300mbps wireless usb 2.0 adapter
[15:57] <plugin> !fr
[15:57] <Lartza_> WFS: There is ONE way to get 2.5.5
[15:57] <Lartza_> Unsupported
[15:57] <Lartza_> Reallly unsupported
[15:58] <WFS> meaning?
[15:58] <thatryan> ok so there is no option on the ubuntu cd for formatting drives?
[15:58] <Lartza_> WFS: We won't help you if you get problems. You might get them on updates or somewhere else
[15:58] <nascentmind> hi. I typed man fread and i am not getting any man page.. what packages do i have to install?
[15:58] <Pici> nascentmind: manpages-dev likely
[15:58] <BayHakim> thatryan: the liveCD should have fdisk on board
[15:59] <Lartza_> WFS: In GetDeb.Net there is *.deb's for 2.5.5 I'm using them right now
[15:59] <cooldduuudde> has anyone used ppss here?
[15:59] <jharkn> BayHakim: see my pm for the correct URL
[15:59] <thatryan> BayHakim: I just burned the install iso, thats different right?
[15:59] <SlimeyPete> nascentmind: try glibc-doc too
[15:59] <Lartza_> WFS: they package the deb's in unsupported way
[15:59] <quibbler> WFS: http://www.getdeb.net/app/Pidgin   uninstall old version first
[15:59] <BayHakim> thatryan: nope boot terminal fdisk
[16:00] <Lartza_> quibbler: You don't have to.
[16:00] <Lartza_> Well it's better to be safe than sorry though...
[16:00] <Lartza_> I didn't remove, but I can handle some minor problems
[16:00] <quibbler> Lartza_: getdeb suggests that.
[16:00] <Lartza_> :D
[16:00] <WFS> otherwise just wait?
[16:00] <Lartza_> Also I think you don't suggest installing Debian deb's but I do that too :P
[16:01] <Lartza_> WFS: Compile source
[16:01] <thatryan> are the swap and main partitions same format?
[16:01] <quibbler> WFS: if you are nt having problems yes wait
[16:01] <quibbler> not
[16:01] <Lartza_> thatryan: No
[16:01] <nascentmind> i am getting very different assembly output from a 32 bit machine to a 64 bit machine? is gcc using something else for assembly output? also i typed gas and it said cmd not found.. shouldn't gas be installed for gcc to work?
[16:01] <WFS> just icq issues
[16:01] <Lartza_> thatryan: Well maybe, but you can't use swap like the main
[16:01] <Lartza_> Someone else tell more
[16:02] <thatryan> lol
[16:02] <Vinceman> !firewall
[16:02] <WFS> while i'm here....
[16:02] <cooldduuudde> !ppss
[16:02] <thatryan> I could have sworn last time I did this ubuntu set up the partitions and formatted them for me...
[16:02] <BayHakim> thatryan: fdisk -l helps get direction
[16:02] <Lartza_> thatryan: It does
[16:02] <Lartza_> thatryan: What kind of media you have?
[16:03] <thatryan> the install iso
[16:03] <WFS> my mouse scroll wheel's driving me bananas
[16:03] <WFS> it doesn't function..
[16:03] <Lartza_> !wireless > Cox
[16:04] <Lartza_> Does ubottu even know anythign about wireless? :D
[16:04] <BayHakim> WFS /etc/X11/xorg.conf ZAixsMapping !?
[16:04] <o0Chris0o> what do I install so I can use Audio Extractor to rip Mp3's?
[16:05] <Cox> Well I'm reading trough it, but basicly I'm just hoping there is a Linux/ubuntu driver for my hardware? Or is that not so true?
[16:05] <l3ftm1n0r> can anyone tell me where are the file associations saved in ubuntu?
[16:05] <WFS> i looked on the ubuntu forums but they might as well be in greek
[16:05] <Blou_Aap> my gnomenu has white background with white text, looks realy stupid. any way to fix this ?
[16:05] <Lartza_> Cox: Is it PCI or USB?
[16:05] <Cox> USB
[16:05] <WFS> BayHakim: tried that did zip
[16:06] <Lartza_> Cox: WHat languages do you speak?
[16:06] <BayHakim> WFS USB or PS/2
[16:06] <Cox> Dutch, English, poor french.
[16:06] <l3ftm1n0r> anyone help?
[16:06] <l3ftm1n0r> halp
[16:06] <thatryan> ok I just rebooted to the cd, and it goes to the install menu, where do i go to set up formats
[16:06] <Lartza_> Cox: What do you call dutch in 2 letters? :P
[16:07] <Lartza_> its not es or de though so no help from google...
[16:07] <BayHakim> l3ftm1n0r: is that a meta question?
[16:07] <WFS> BayHakim: bluetooth...rocketfish
[16:07] <BayHakim> WFS: ok im out X)
[16:07] <l3ftm1n0r> BayHakim, probably i tried changing the defaults.list file but nothing happens
[16:07] <Cox> Dutch, should be nl, from netherlands
[16:08] <Blou_Aap> my gnomenu has white background with white text, looks realy stupid. any way to fix this ?
[16:08] <Lartza_> Cox: So you don't do Espanõl? Little German? :(
[16:08] <l3ftm1n0r> gnomenu?
[16:08] <Blou_Aap> ye
[16:08] <Blou_Aap> the menu
[16:08] <l3ftm1n0r> oh
[16:08] <jimdb_> Cox: Do you know why it's called the Netherlands?
[16:08] <Blou_Aap> not the icon
[16:08] <chiliblue> chage the theme
[16:08] <WFS> BayHakim: theres instructions on ubuntu forums, i just don't understand them :/
[16:08] <Blou_Aap> i did
[16:08] <Lartza_> I'll reboot my computer. I'll be right back.
[16:09] <BayHakim> l3ftm1n0r: gconf-edit?
[16:09] <Cox> I don't speak spanish, and German I studied for 2 years, but it's not too easy. Could try to. But on the site u gave me, there is a link to supported conceptronic hardware cards and mine isn't on it.
[16:09] <Blou_Aap> it does it on the menu items
[16:09] <Cox> Jimdb, I do know the history behind it. But why does that matter? :p
[16:09] <l3ftm1n0r> gconf?
[16:09] <jimdb_> Cox:  am just curious.
[16:09] <Cox> =)
[16:10] <zobbe> Netherlands = low countries. Under sea level most of it. Just a guess.
[16:11] <chiliblue> wasn't it discovered by J M Barrie
[16:11] <WFS> i'm used to winblows and macs....installed ubuntu on the 3rd hdd to i can learn.
[16:11] <l3ftm1n0r> where in gconf?
[16:11] <chiliblue> ls
[16:11] <thatryan> the partitioning manual windows shows this setup,  scsI1 (0,1,0) (sda) 20.4 GB   #1 primary 19..9GB B ext 3  #5 logical 559 MB  F swap
[16:12] <l3ftm1n0r> BayHakim, i am in the gconf directory
[16:12] <thatryan> that should be right, right?
[16:12] <amgarching> which DHCP client are you using? See the output of "dpkg -l | grep dhcp"
[16:12] <BayHakim> l3ftm1n0r: if you been alert i wrote gconf-edit->?<-
[16:13] <l3ftm1n0r> BayHakim, i dont how to call it
[16:13] <l3ftm1n0r> BayHakim, i do have the configuration editor installed. does that do a similar task?
[16:14] <BayHakim> l3ftm1n0r: maybe its hidden in nautilus?
[16:14] <l3ftm1n0r> theres gconf-editor
[16:14] <amgarching> "aptitude show dhcp-client" says it is "Provided by: dhcpcd, pump, udhcpc", However I see only "dhcp3-client" installed. Why so?
[16:15] <thatryan> what is LVM
[16:15] <Gnea> !LVM | thatryan
[16:15] <thatryan> ah thanks
[16:15] <Gnea> thatryan: it stands for Logival Volume Manager
[16:15] <Gnea> *Logical
[16:16] <thatryan> ok, well repartitioning and reinstaling now, hopefully works this time :)
[16:19] <rsteenwyk1> I just upgraded to 9.04 for the fun of it, but now VirtualBox is giving me an error when I try to boot up my XP Guest. It tells me to run /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup as root, which I do, but that gives me an error as well, tells me to look at /var/log/vbox-install.log. The log shows "/etc/init.d/vboxdrv: 342: /usr/share/virtualbox/src/vboxdrv/build_in_tmp: not found"
[16:19] <rsteenwyk1> any idea on what I should do here?
[16:20] <WFS> BayHakim: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1037000&highlight=rocketfish
[16:20] <ArcSighter> BayHakim: did you check the logs I provided?
[16:20] <kitche> rsteenwyk1: #ubuntu+1 for suppport for 9.04
[16:20] <leeFranks> Having trouble getting LMMS any suggestions?
[16:21] <Cox> So kinda nobody knows how to make my conceptronic hardware work on ubuntu? :) Or know if it's even possible
[16:21] <visf> hi any idea what happen when try to launch an app and there says "Failed to execute child process?"
[16:22] <benste> does so know when the latest pidgin will be updated into 9.04 ?
[16:22] <rsteenwyk1> kitche: thanks
[16:25] <LjL> visf: not sure. might you have run out of memory? do you have a swap partition?
[16:25] <ArcSighter> ok , everything looks fine with my logs http://paste.ubuntu.com/129369/ but I'm still experiencing slowdowns, anyone knows why?
[16:26] <visf> LjL: ya i do... more then 3gb I guess...
[16:26] <LjL> ArcSighter: slowdowns of what? (sorry, wasn't here, but if you care to repeat for me)
[16:26] <LjL> visf: alright, then it's not that. what application(s) does that happen with?
[16:27] <LjL> benste: please ask in #ubuntu+1, that's the channel for Jaunty
[16:27] <benste> LjL why jaunty?
[16:27] <Certh> hi!
[16:28] <LjL> benste: Jaunty is 9.04
[16:28] <visf> LjL: I was trying to install Bibble software, and I there was not a problem previous version but now I guess its the update now
[16:28] <LjL> visf: can you give me a link to that software, if it's free?
[16:28] <Certh> What is it http://itmages.ru/view.php?action=view&id=2749&key=8a3e83 ?
[16:28] <plic> anyone?
[16:28] <plic> can anyone help me with the file association problem?
[16:28] <LjL> Certh: what?
[16:29] <LjL> plic: what was it about again?
[16:29] <visf> LjL: ya sure -> http://bibblelabs.com/
[16:29] <ArcSighter> LjL: I said hardy was working well for me, now intrepid and jaunty whith the same installed packages (of course, versions differ), I got this terrible slowdown issues and terribly high load averages and I'm unablmine its cause
[16:29] <LjL> ArcSighter: high load average should normally mean high CPU usage, doesn't "top" or "ps aux" tell you anything?
 what's the software on the screenshot? http://itmages.ru/view.php?action=view&id=2749&key=8a3e83
[16:29] <plic> LjL, i want to know wher are all the file associations saved?
[16:30] <amgarching> quote from http://oldwww.isc.org/sw/dhcp/dhcp_rel.php?noframes=1 "The host-name option and a few others were moved from "X" format to "t" format to be compatible with new NULL handling functions. ". Does that affect interoparability of pre- and post 3.0.4 versions of ISC DHCP software?
[16:30] <ArcSighter> LjL: same load avgs of firefox (top consumer) and xorg that I got on hardy
[16:30] <LjL> Certh: it's one single software package? hm
, yes
[16:30] <LjL> ArcSighter: try with "iotop" maybe
[16:30] <LjL> plic: i don't know... i know how you can change them
[16:30] <LjL> !default | plic
[16:31] <shawe> buenas
[16:31] <LjL> !es | shawe
[16:31] <plic> ubottu, i know how to change it
[16:31] <shawe> sorry
[16:31] <LjL> visf: bibble pro?
[16:31] <plic> LjL, i know how to change it
[16:31] <plic> LjL, but i wanna see a list
[16:31] <LjL> plic: ok let me see if i can find that
[16:31] <plic> thanks
[16:32] <catch-33> ArcSighter: check if u got high io-wait or sw-interrupts
[16:32] <visf> LjL: ya, thats the one
[16:32] <stones> Hello
[16:32] <dawnonye> hello i am a brand new user of ubuntu and i need some help
[16:32] <stones> I can't get X to work on my TV... I connected the ubuntu box through S-video...
[16:33] <m3gaman> stones, ouch...how does that look? I tried that once and could barely read the text..lol
[16:33] <ArcSighter> LjL: ok. now it happened, see my top http://paste.ubuntu.com/129384/
[16:33] <oliver_> just installed alpha 4. works perfect!
[16:33] <plic> aplha 4?
[16:34] <dawnonye> I have a program on my windows computer that i would like to put on my mini but it has ubuntu is there a software made by ubuntu that allows you to use windows programs on ubuntu
[16:34] <oliver_> 9.04
[16:34] <catch-33> ArcSighter: 72.1%wa
[16:34] <plic> cool
[16:34] <catch-33> that's bad
[16:34] <stones> m3gaman: It is black and white, but I can easilly read the text.
[16:34] <stones> In fact I am IRC'ing on my tv now:D
[16:34] <catch-33> ArcSighter: must be something related to hardware. disk io or sth
[16:34] <stones> But I need X!
[16:34] <newb> My motherboard has pins for an infrared receiver. I bought the hardware and hooked it up. Where in ubuntu can I check to see that it's been picked up? I already tried lsusb, lspci, and lshw
[16:34] <fabio_> ati radeon hd 3200 VS. Intel X3100 : which is better for ubuntu linux (3d, compiz) ?
[16:34] <newb> I also looked over dmseg
[16:35] <oliver_> yes try wine dawnonye ... and get rid of the windows
[16:35] <ArcSighter> catch-33 , so this 72.1 % means what? what can I do?
[16:35] <m3gaman> stones, man, when I did that I had a cmd prompt open and could barely read it...maybe im going blind..lol
[16:36] <adac> Does anyone of you guys use curlftpfs? I would need some 'help'
[16:36]  * genii sips and ponders if catch-33 is a third worse than a catch-22
[16:36] <catch-33> ArcSighter:  this means the cpu is waiting for some piece of hw
[16:36] <stones> m3gaman: Still I need some X:P
[16:36] <stones> I can read pretty OK, but I want it as a movie box...
[16:36] <ArcSighter> catch33: and how I can determine which is the involved, and how to solve it?
[16:36] <hawk808> i have a hdd with a ntfs partition some times it will mount somtimes it wont. why is this and is their anything i can do about it.
[16:36] <catch-33> ArcSighter: maybe there's something wrong with your hdd or network or whatever
[16:37] <plic> catch-33, yea
[16:37] <LjL> visf: it's taking a while to download
[16:37] <Guest44418>  wha is mean curlftpfs
[16:37] <plic> catch-33, have u done the auto mount thing?
[16:37] <buckethed> i'm having an issue with the steps in https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/serverguide/C/openldap-server.html. specifically "sudo auth-client-config -a -p lac_ldap"  i get "Error in updating the file: 'pam_account' not found".  i tried to edit ldap.conf as indicated by bug #295008, but i still get the same error.
[16:37] <ArcSighter> catch-33 : my hw was working pretty well on hardy so I dont know, and there's 2 different machines I've tested with
[16:37] <ArcSighter> with the same results
[16:37] <catch-33> plic: Mhh? me?
[16:37] <LjL> ArcSighter: you have very little RAM, and firefox is taking up much of it. you're simply thrashing
[16:37] <Guest57877> in my lxde cd doesn't automount
[16:38] <visf> LjL: Thanks for taking your time to look into my problem
[16:38] <ArcSighter> LjL: I ve tested on 1 gb ram and happens
[16:38] <plic> catch-33, lol sry
[16:38] <HappyHater> was the displayconfig-gtk utility removed from intrepid? I keep getting a command not found error
[16:38] <plic> hawk808, have u done the automount
[16:38] <Guest57877> how to make the browsing speed fast
[16:39] <fabio_> tweak your firefox
[16:39] <catch-33> ArcSighter: could be some driver/kernel issue with your hardware, but it's not that easy to track down ... :-/
[16:39] <plic> Guest57877, get a T1 line
[16:39] <ArcSighter> catch-33: I have to
[16:39] <LjL> ArcSighter: still it's quite certainly the memory in this case. you're swapping very badly.
[16:39] <Guest57877> how to tweak
[16:39] <ArcSighter> LjL: I said I tested intrepid in 1 gb ram and happened the same thing
[16:39] <m3gaman> less pr0n
[16:40] <catch-33> ArcSighter: try checking dmesg, /var/log/messages|syslog etc. for hints
[16:40] <hawk808> plic, done mount in terminal and on places menu. it says its mounted to/media/hdd but its not there
[16:40] <Omatic> Hae guys, is a restore feature in ubuntu like the one for windows(system-restore)?
[16:40] <HappyHater> any idea if 'displayconfig-gtk' is working in intrepid?
[16:40] <chewed-on> Does Ubuntu have Genius tablet driver ?
[16:40] <LjL> ArcSighter: ok, and just how do you know it's the *same* thing? i'm saying that, looking at your top, you *are* definitely swapping too badly, and that system is *bound* to thrash to a halt.
[16:40] <ArcSighter> catch-33: I already done that, everything seems fine, If you'd like to me to paste them
[16:41] <LjL> plic: as trigial as it sounds, uh, i can't find it.
[16:41] <LjL> trivial even
[16:41] <Nalfeshnee> Is there a way I can get installer logs after running the wubi installer?
[16:41] <ArcSighter> I've just downgraded to hardy in the other pc so I can provide you a 1gb ram top by now, but certainly I've experienced the same
[16:42] <LjL> newb: i don't know, but the "lirc" package is generally what you need for infrared receiving
[16:42] <catch-33> ArcSighter: sorry, but haven't got enough time to go through a whole bunch of logs...
[16:42] <Nalfeshnee> Well, I booted up into the ubuntu installer, ran the installer, it froze up.. so I ran in verbose mode.. and I was wondering if there was a way to get a log from the install?...
[16:42] <ArcSighter> catch-33: I talked about some how relevant logs
[16:42] <ArcSighter> catch-33: not all of them, just suspicious
[16:42] <pascal__> is it possible to install ubuntu to many computers within the same network using one of them as a target for booting?please tell me how?
[16:43] <HappyHater> ok, so its apparently been removed, so what, if anything is the replacement for 'displayconfig-gtk'?
[16:43] <catch-33> ArcSighter: can you do a "free -m" ?
[16:43] <LjL> ArcSighter: well, i'd like to see the 1gb top (and iotop, too), because in any case, doing it on a 200mb RAM machine impacts the results too badly for me to guess anything
[16:43] <dawnonye> wine?
[16:43] <LjL> !netboot | pascal__
[16:44] <ArcSighter> LjL: I downgraded to hardy in that machine :(
[16:44] <HappyHater> does a lot of good asking questions in here...
[16:44] <newb> What's the best flash package for linux? open source or Adobe?
[16:44] <catch-33> ArcSighter: and maybe a "swapon -s"
[16:44] <LjL> ArcSighter: ok, can you at least reproduce it without firefox and pidgin running? (and whatever is using gstreamer)
[16:44] <stones> How do I get X out of my S-video?!
[16:45] <LjL> ArcSighter: also, i'd really like to see the iotop output of a few minutes run please
[16:45] <ArcSighter> LjL: ok a second
[16:45] <np4melol> Can anybody help me installing ndiswrapper please
[16:46] <s0l1dsnak3123> newb: It depends on what you plan to use it for. If you want to make sure everything will work, your best bet is (for now) Adobe. If you prefer Open Source Software, and only want to use youtube or something, then chances are, you can use open source ones :)
[16:46] <LjL> visf: i'll have to download it again, my browser messed the download up. should be much faster this time though, as i'm, err, hogging the server
[16:46] <HappyHater> why the hell did they get rid of the displayconfig utility, that's fucking stupid...
[16:46] <Gnea> stones: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=9106
[16:46] <bigrigger> HappyHater: my intrepid box has no displayconfig-gtk, bit the hardy box does have it. does that answer your question?
[16:46] <dawnonye> i have a program in windows that i want to use in ubuntu what should i do
[16:46] <HappyHater> yeah, google answered it, it was removed
[16:46] <np4melol> dawnonye get wine
[16:46] <HappyHater> why, I have no idea
[16:47] <bigrigger> dawnonye: install/configure wine
[16:47] <LjL> !language | HappyHater
[16:47] <s0l1dsnak3123> dawnonye, two options: use WINE, or use a virtual machine :) (wine is preferable)
[16:47] <dawnonye> thnaks
[16:47] <visf> LjL: Thanks for helping... I appreciate it.
[16:47] <HappyHater> oh fuck off
[16:47] <ruby_on_tail1> is there a way in which i can have gadgets on my desktop ?
[16:47] <plic> hawk808, u got my msg?
[16:47] <dawnonye> thank you how do i get wine
[16:48] <ruby_on_tail1> specially, rss reader, todo list, and clock etc ?
[16:48] <ruby_on_tail1> to keep myself organised
[16:48] <plic> ruby_on_tail1, install gdesklets
[16:48] <s0l1dsnak3123> ruby_on_tail1: sure, you can use "screenlets", "google desktop widgets", plus tonnes more :)
[16:48] <stones> Gnea: Can you give me a summary? The internet without X is messed up...
[16:48] <ruby_on_tail1> i just saw a screenshot of good OS GOS, i am tempted :D
[16:48] <np4melol> dawnonye: sudo apt-get install wine
[16:48] <s0l1dsnak3123> dawnoye: try sudo apt-get install wine from the terminal :)
[16:48] <Gnea> stones: just use lynx
[16:48]  * ruby_on_tail1 googles
[16:48] <Ienorand> dawnonye: take a look at appdb.org and see if wine supports your app.
[16:49] <scout> hi!
[16:49] <plic> hawk808, download disk-manager from synaptic
[16:49] <stones> Gnea: Is it a lot of stuff to do?
[16:49] <LjL> visf: it loads up fine for me - in hardy
[16:49] <catch-33> bye guys
[16:49] <s0l1dsnak3123> dawnonye: if it isn't, try it anyway - you never know :)
[16:49] <scout> is there some way to restrict a package to not to be upgraded even if there is a new version?
[16:49] <Gnea> stones: sudo apt-get install lynx
[16:49] <LjL> visf: i'll try in intrepid now if i can (although my intrepid box has a corrupted HD, not sure if i'll manage it)
[16:49] <Gnea> stones: should be able to read it just fine that way, since it's all text anyway
[16:49] <ruby_on_tail1> whats a good scanning aplication for ubuntu apart from csane
[16:49] <stones> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=9106
[16:49] <ruby_on_tail1> xsane*
[16:50] <stones> How do I copy text between screens?
[16:50] <Gnea> ruby_on_tail1: i like the sane plugin to gimp
[16:50] <scout> here i'm thinking in the scenario of having a USB with a ubuntu distribution, which is writable, but the user cannot upgrade packages with security in mind
[16:50] <Gnea> stones: mouse working?
[16:50] <visf> LjL: what does it mean when I can see the file in /usr/bin/bibblepro ?
[16:50] <Ienorand> stones: "screens" as in?
[16:50] <stones> Gnea: No pointer since there is no X...
[16:50] <stones> leonel: screen the package.
[16:51] <Gnea> stones: heh, don't need X to have a pointer...  sudo apt-get install gpm
[16:51] <ArcSighter> LjL: after killing -9 firefox and pidgin,etc. http://paste.ubuntu.com/129393/
[16:51] <HIjustme> Can somebody help me with this please. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1082467
[16:51] <LjL> visf: sorry? not sure i know what you mean there
[16:52] <ArcSighter> LjL: now with pidgin and firefox now http://paste.ubuntu.com/129394/
[16:52] <stones> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=9106http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=9106
[16:52] <dawnonye> I am a complete moron cuz i don't know what sudo-apt is
[16:52] <ikonia> dawnonye: sudo apt-get is a command
[16:52] <ikonia> !apt-get > dawnonye
[16:52] <Gnea> !sudo | dawnonye
[16:52] <ikonia> dawnonye: everyone is new sometimes, don't worry
[16:53] <visf> LjL: after the installation I can see the bibblepro in the bin folder which mean we can lunch it in the command line but when I try to type that in I get nothing. What do you that means?
[16:53] <Gnea> dawnonye: there's a difference between a newbie and a moron. i would not say that you belong to the 'moron' category :)
[16:53] <ArcSighter> LjL: and now again http://paste.ubuntu.com/129397/
[16:53] <buckethed> i install openldap and am able to login as "cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com" using lat, but when i try to create a group i get an error: Unable to add entry cn=mygroup, Error: Invalid DN Syntax
[16:53] <LjL> ArcSighter: and was it all very sluggish without firefox and pidgin running? because i see the load average dropped off a good bit (although they were still high)
[16:54] <LjL> visf: you get *nothing*? didn't you say you got a couldn't fork process error?
[16:54] <bigrigger> dawnonye: I recommend using the synaptic program in your menu to install packages, it's self-explanatory and user friendly.
[16:54] <ArcSighter> LjL: check two I pasted after
[16:54] <stones> Gnea: I think that looks conplicated. How to get a gui to tell me how to reconfigure X without X?
[16:54] <HIjustme> Can somebody help me with this please. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1082467
[16:55] <visf> LjL: ya that is when I click on the icon
[16:55] <LjL> ArcSighter: yeah, the load averages remain "low" (relative to the first you had posted). X certainly takes up a lot of your memory, but, with 256 megs...
[16:55] <sysdoc> When running X with Twin View (2 separate X sessions) is there a way to have a program auto run in just the 2nd X session at startup?
[16:55] <LjL> visf: oh so it's a dialog box?
[16:55] <visf> Ljl: ya and this is what happen in command:  /usr/bin/bibblepro: No such file or directory
[16:55] <kadi`> what is the name of the mail server ? apt-get install ?
[16:55] <chiliblue> Unknown symbol in module trying to get v4l working any ideas
[16:56] <LjL> visf: what does "file /usr/bin/bibblepro" say?
[16:56] <hawk808> plic, i will try the disk manager thing. one other thing the drive is ide but when it shows it shows as sda1 should it be hda1
[16:56] <LjL> visf: (it works for me in intrepid too)
[16:56] <Gnea> stones: windows?
[16:56] <LjL> visf: ah no wait it doesn't - segfault
[16:56] <kadi`> what is the name of the mail server ? apt-get install ?
[16:56] <LjL> kadi`: there exist more than one mail server.
[16:56] <bigrigger> kadi`: there are choices, postfix is just one
[16:56] <stones> Gnea: sudo dpkg --something xorg
[16:57] <LjL> !mta | kadi`
[16:57] <visf> LjL: it says No such file or directory
[16:57] <stones> Gnea: What should I replace something with?
[16:57] <LjL> visf: well that's just not true. you said you can see it with "ls"?
[16:57] <plic> hawk808, sda1 is alrite
[16:57] <kadi`> !postfix
[16:57] <ArcSighter> LjL:
[16:57] <LjL> visf: (and you're on intrepid, anyway?)
[16:57] <plic> hawk808, even mine is ide. the sda thing is just a naming convention
[16:57] <kadi`> tjx
[16:57] <kadi`> thx*
[16:57] <Gnea> stones: you... wanted to know how to get s-video to work.. are you saying that you foobared your X configuration in the process?
[16:57] <ArcSighter> LjL: sorry, but I know isn't ram because I've tested on 1 gb PC and running badly too, I just said
[16:58] <HIjustme> Can somebody help me with this please. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1082467
[16:58] <plic> hawk808, with the disk manager u can even edit labels and stuff
[16:58] <visf> LjL: sorry what do you mean by ls?
[16:58] <LjL> ArcSighter: it's not that i don't believe you, but from those top outputs i can only infer two things: 1) the load averages aren't all *so* bad 2) the memory is really tight
[16:58] <plic> hawk808, even the mountpoint thing
[16:58] <LjL> visf: "ls /usr/bin/b*"
[16:58] <ArcSighter> LjL: and loadavg are lowwwwww on hardyyy with the same ram of both pcs, I think is something about video, or acpi, or firefox mozilla plugin, or the kernel, I'm lost :(
[16:58] <stones> Gnea: No, I assume if I reconfigure my X server I can make it work.
[16:58] <MeI> Hello, I am getting a pre-depend error, Dependency cycle error
[16:59] <LjL> ArcSighter: well, did you use firefox 2 rather than 3 on hardy?
[16:59] <visf> LjL: ya... that is the problem... I get to see it there but it just say no such file?
[16:59] <ArcSighter> LjL: 3.06 on hardy
[16:59] <LjL> visf: ok try "ls -l /usr/bin/b*" and pastebin the whole output
[16:59] <Gnea> stones: assuming is not a good thing to do, ever. :)  but, this could get you in the right direction: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg-core
[16:59] <MeI> I have one broken pacakge on my system, with a dependency cycle error
[16:59] <LjL> ArcSighter: hm. well, firefox is certainly taking up a lot of memory in any case. but then that shouldn't be a huge problem on a 1gb machine.
[16:59] <bigrigger> stones: the easiest method is in a terminal, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg if i recall correctly.
[16:59] <ArcSighter> LjL: do you want me to boot hardy on 512 mb ram pc I have right besides me from usb, and open a bunch of processed and show you, or boot intrepid
[17:00] <LjL> ArcSighter: show me the iotop output please, let it run for a minute or two while the system is crawling
[17:00] <LjL> MeI: pastebin output of apt-get please
[17:00] <odinsbane> I was curious about installing qt4.5
[17:00] <visf> LjL: ya I get this: -rwxr-xr-x 1 500 500 18595412 2008-07-22 00:37 /usr/bin/bibblepro
[17:01] <hawk808> plic, could be down to a bad windows shut down. i'll try rebooting windows and shutdown again got to go thanks
[17:01] <MeI> LjL, to paste.ubuntu.com ?
[17:01] <LjL> MeI: yes please
[17:01] <MeI> Ljl, ok,  one sec
[17:01] <hellohahot> hey dudes
[17:01] <LjL> visf: so it not only exists, but is executable and all... uhm. that's more than weird.
[17:01] <hellohahot> how to install jre on centos
[17:01] <hellohahot> help
[17:01] <hellohahot> :(
[17:01] <sinbox> Hello, I'm having some problems trying to edit xorg.conf and checking it before committing the changes, full desription of problems and error outputs are here >> http://paste.ubuntu.com/129403/  I'll be glad for some advice
[17:02] <MeI> LjL, http://paste.ubuntu.com/129405/
[17:02] <ArcSighter> LjL: a second, let me install
[17:02] <LjL> visf: pastebin output of "stat /usr/bin/bibblepro"
[17:02] <visf> LjL: what do you make of it? do you think is there some package in conflict? can libstdc++5 and 6 causing all this?
[17:03] <LjL> visf: stdc could be an issue (as i said, it segfaults here on intrepid), but you just should never get "no such file" for a file that exists and is executable
[17:03] <oren123345> AT LAST!! the new israeli tracker (torrentleech like) www.cipher.co.il open for registration till 22:00pm! hurry up!
[17:03] <sinbox> hellohahot, centos is rpm red hat based IIRC wrong place to ask methinks
[17:03] <bigrigger> visf: your ls output has a curious user/group info, that is 500 instead of a real user, group. could be the problem.
[17:03] <visf> LjL: there is the result: File: `/usr/bin/bibblepro'
[17:03] <visf>   Size: 18595412  	Blocks: 36368      IO Block: 4096   regular file
[17:03] <visf> Device: 806h/2054d	Inode: 873136      Links: 1
[17:03] <visf> Access: (0755/-rwxr-xr-x)  Uid: (  500/ UNKNOWN)   Gid: (  500/ UNKNOWN)
[17:03] <visf> Access: 2009-03-11 00:47:37.000000000 +0800
[17:03] <FloodBot1> visf: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:03] <visf> Modify: 2008-07-22 00:37:47.000000000 +0800
[17:03] <LjL> bigrigger: oh, you're right about that.
[17:04] <MeI> lJl, http://paste.ubuntu.com/129409/ that is the -f install
[17:04] <ArcSighter> LjL: how long running?
[17:04] <PerryArmstrong> hey i got a problem. Though i am able to see my printer series in a pdf file still i am no able to get the print out. can anyone help me
[17:04] <MeI> I tried to not install findutils
[17:04] <vng> what is short-cut key to change tab in  pidgin?
[17:04] <ArcSighter> LJL: iotop I'll show you?
[17:04] <buckethed> i tried to run "sudo ldapaddgroup mygroup" but i get "logname: no login name  Error adding group mygroup to LDAP"
[17:04] <LjL> bigrigger: actually though that's the way the .deb comes, it's 500:500 on my system too
[17:04] <LjL> ArcSighter: one minute or two
[17:05] <LjL> ArcSighter: just make sure it runs while the system is being sluggish
[17:05] <Nalfeshnee>   udevd-event[6310]: run_program: '/sbin/modprobe' abnormal exit -- any idea on that?
[17:05] <ArcSighter> LjL: how ???? 8-) I can get it sluggish on purpose
[17:05] <bigrigger> LjL: interesting, thanks.
[17:05] <LjL> visf: i really don't understand, it's just the same as on my system
[17:06] <ArcSighter> LjL: ok Ill open thunderbird, is almost always make its slowdown in intrepid/jaunty
[17:06] <LjL> visf: do try this: "sudo chown root:root /usr/bin/bibblepro"
[17:06] <stones> Can I watch movies without X?
[17:06] <bigrigger> stones: um, negative.
[17:06] <MeI> Anyone can help with my dependency cycle error,
[17:06] <kitche> stones: yes
[17:07] <bigrigger> kitche: how?
[17:07] <kitche> stones: mplayer can be used
[17:07] <ArcSighter> LjL: I'll wait to get loadavg > 3 and then I'll paste iotop then?
[17:07] <LjL> bigrigger: vlc too
[17:07] <LjL> bigrigger: you can watch them on the framebuffer, or even in ascii art
[17:07] <LjL> ArcSighter: ok
[17:07] <visf> LjL: thanks for the help i think I'll need to do something else
[17:07] <ArcSighter> LjL: 1.
[17:07] <bigrigger> kitche: good idea, forgot about that. LjL thanks again, i must need more coffee.
[17:07] <LjL> visf: right now i can only think your filesystem is messed up
[17:08] <Duddle> hello! how can I delay apps in the auto-start? I've tried adding an entry like "sleep 5 && command" but then the app won't be started at all
[17:08] <bigrigger> stones: sorry, they are right you can.
[17:08] <ikonia> ArcSighter: I've only been half following, could you give a quick two line summary to your issue ?
[17:08] <PerryArmstrong> hey i got a problem. Though i am able to see my printer series in a pdf file still i am no able to get the print out. can anyone help me
[17:09] <kadd> try to install postfix
[17:09] <kadd> got
[17:09] <kadd>  error
[17:09] <mrfree> I added c-kort repo to my sources.list
[17:09] <rickard> Hi!, I have an english version of ubuntu and all works fine,, but I need to have 24h date format in thunderbird.. how do I achive this?
[17:09] <LjL> MeI: sorry i forgot about you for a moment, let me look now
[17:09] <mrfree> but synaptic simply ignore it
[17:09] <mrfree> :(
[17:09] <kadd> Errors were encountered while processing:
[17:09] <kadd>  exim4-base
[17:09] <kadd>  exim4-daemon-light
[17:09] <kadd> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[17:09] <FloodBot1> kadd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:09] <MeI> LjL, ok thanks,
[17:09] <sinbox> I'm trying "sudo xinit -- :2" to test an edited xorg.conf but I just get errors any ideas? btw am on 7.10
[17:09] <MeI> Ljl http://paste.ubuntu.com/129405/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/129409/
[17:10] <LjL> MeI: ugh, according to your APT, you don't have... APT installed.
[17:10] <LjL> MeI: that doesn't sound especially good.
[17:10] <bigrigger> kadd: you really don't need a mailserver, are you sure you want to install one, that's only half the battle?
[17:10] <PerryArmstrong> hey i got a problem. Though i am able to see my printer series in a pdf file still i am no able to get the print out. can anyone help me
[17:10] <ikonia> ArcSighter: hello ?
[17:10] <sky_> where will be added to repo newest pidgin ?
[17:10] <sky_> when
[17:10] <MeI> Ljl, I cant install anything unless i fix the dependency error
[17:10] <PerryArmstrong> ikonia; can you help
[17:10] <ikonia> sky_: in the next release most likley
[17:10] <LjL> MeI: but then again, you *have* that stuff installed (including apt and libc6), or your system just wouldn't work and you couldn't use apt-get. so it's apt's database that's messed up. still, not good
[17:11] <kadd> bigrigger, no i don't need but i want to know about it at least :)
[17:11] <ikonia> PerryArmstrong: not off the top of my head, is it a HP printer
[17:11] <sky_> ikonia: in jaunty ? :-O
[17:11] <ikonia> kadd: don't run one if you don't know - you can cat banned from your ISP for running bad configured mail servers
[17:11] <ikonia> sky_: maybe
[17:11] <ikonia> sky_: what is in the latest pidgin that you want ?
[17:11] <PerryArmstrong> ikonia; yes it is..
[17:11] <bigrigger> kadd: postfix is possibly the easiest but i suggest you configure it local mail only.
[17:11] <MeI> ljl, i had a problem with my hard drive disc it repaired itself and eversince i am having this problem
[17:11] <LjL> MeI: do you have a /var/lib/dpkg/status-old file?
[17:11] <sky_> ikonia: AOL upgraded their ICQ protocol
[17:11] <ikonia> PerryArmstrong: what cups driver did you configure ?
[17:12] <LjL> MeI: yeah, stuff probably got very corrupted then.
[17:12] <ikonia> sky_: ahh
[17:12] <kadd> bigrigger,  i can't install it check the error http://paste.ubuntu.com/129414/
[17:12] <Pici> sky_: A backport is being worked on for the icq issue.
[17:12] <PerryArmstrong> ikonia; i am sure you can as you have done before to many other such problems
[17:12] <kadd> ikonia, i wanna try it localy
[17:12] <ikonia> sky_: if you can hold on for a few days I'd expect an update shortly
[17:12] <PerryArmstrong> ikonia; i have not much idea about cups
[17:12] <sky_> Pici: eh what ? :D
[17:12] <MeI> ljl, i will print out the var/lib/dpkg/status-old file
[17:12] <ikonia> kadd: as I said - if you configure it wrong you run the risk of being banned by your ISP
[17:12] <Pici> sky_: An update is coming soon.
[17:12] <source3> Anyone experiencing wireless PCMIA cards suddenly not working.  This is happening on two different Thinkpads with two different wireless cards, DLink and Linksys.  One of the Thinkpads is running 8.04 and the other is running 8.10.
[17:12] <kadd> ikonia, then how i can learn how to config it
[17:12] <ikonia> PerryArmstrong: how did you configure the printer
[17:13] <ikonia> kadd: in  sane environment
[17:13] <LjL> MeI: no, no need. just try using it as a backup. namely, do this:    sudo cp /var/lib/dpkg/status /var/lib/dpkg/status-backup  ;  sudo cp /var/lib/dpkg/status-old /var/lib/dpkg/status
[17:13] <LjL> MeI: then try again using apt-get
[17:13] <sky_> Pici,Ikonia, i tried to compile 2.5.5 but i get an error in libpurple X[
[17:13] <ArcSighter> LjL: sorry if lol, the loads of iotop are not longer than 1mb and I got 3.~ of loadavg at top
[17:13] <ikonia> sky_: don't do that
[17:13] <ikonia> sky_: hang on for ubuntu to fix it for you
[17:13] <ikonia> sky_: it's coming
[17:13] <sky_> ikonia: thank you
[17:13] <PerryArmstrong> ikonia; it configured automatically....i just connected the printer and tried to print a pdf file and i noticed the printer series in the option...
[17:13] <Lake_> ok, so I've de/vsda2 that Gparted  nnounces as being an ext3 filesystem
[17:13] <MeI> ljl, let me try
[17:14] <ikonia> PerryArmstrong: do you see it in system->administration-> printing menu?
[17:14] <Lake_> however, when I try to mount it, it exclaims "The volume uses the a file system which is not supported by your system."
[17:14] <MeI> ljl, i think it worked
[17:14] <MeI> ljl, let me check
[17:14] <LjL> MeI: that's good, though i really recommend you run other stuff now to check that your system is mostly in a consistent state
[17:14] <MeI> WHOOOOO
[17:14] <kadd> ikonia,  ok but any clue about this error ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/129414/ 1st time happen with me !
[17:15] <MeI> ummm nope
[17:15] <MeI> ljl new error
[17:15] <LjL> MeI: output please
[17:15] <bigrigger> kadd: do you have a running X server, suggest you clean up the filesystem with synaptic/fix broken packages. or use the command line
[17:15] <MeI> ljl, E: /var/cache/apt/archives/dash_0.5.4-9ubuntu1.1_amd64.deb: files list file for package `libxine1-misc-plugins' is missing final newline
[17:15] <PerryArmstrong> ikonia; ya my printer series is there
[17:15] <kadd> ok
[17:15] <kadd> thanks
[17:15] <kadd> all
[17:15] <kadd> =)
[17:15] <ArcSighter> LjL: soooo????
[17:15] <buckethed> ubuntu server 8.10.  logname doesn't seem to be working. i get "logname: no login name"
[17:15] <LjL> MeI: "sudo apt-get clean", then try again (but i'm starting to think your filesystem might be very corrupt)
[17:16] <ikonia> kadd: clean up your repo/install - it's got too much conflict
[17:16] <LjL> ArcSighter: i'd like to see ikonia's opinion about this, could you summarize and give the pastes again
[17:16] <ikonia> kadd: remove exim before tyring to install postfix
[17:16] <icqn> !pidgin
[17:16] <ikonia> ArcSighter: please do
[17:16] <icqn> !icq
[17:16] <kadd> ya i'll clean everything now :) thx
[17:17] <icqn> !info pidgin
[17:17] <LjL> MeI: do you happen to have "smartmontools" already installed?
[17:17] <MeI> ljl, no i will install now
[17:17] <ArcSighter> ikonia: Ok here's the thing, let's assume that 2 machines worked well with hardy, because they did. When using intrepid or jaunty on those machines I got terrible slowdowns and high loadavgs
[17:18] <ikonia> ArcSighter: ok, nice summary , is the load average from start ? or do you need to do something ? are these clean installs or upgrades ?
[17:18] <MeI> ljl, ok now it is downloading and its going to take 16 minutes
[17:18] <josesito> help! my sound isn't working, I can't find a solution!
[17:18] <LjL> MeI: you can't install it if apt doesn't work ;)
[17:18] <MeI> ljl, what is it we did cp and paste
[17:18] <MeI> ljl, hmm
[17:19] <PerryArmstrong> ikonia; any idea
[17:19] <LjL> MeI: the "database" (it's not really a database, just a text file, but) that contains the list of installed packages on the system
[17:19] <ikonia> PerryArmstrong: I'm just jugglging a bit at the moment, I'll be with you ASAP
[17:19] <josesito> can someone help me?
[17:19] <LjL> MeI: it got corrupted, so we restored it from a backup (which is done automatically)
[17:19] <ArcSighter> ikonia: in the case of intrepid they were cleans, jaunty is upgraded, and no it's not from start, when I do daily tasks such as browsing, im, mail, etc, gets a moment where mouse freeze and I cant work, checking top has given me loadavgs over 8 and iotop now is 3 mb
[17:19] <andreas__> i need help with squirrelmail, any kind to help??
[17:19] <PerryArmstrong> ikonia; ASAP??
[17:19] <MeI> ljl, how can we clean the file?\
[17:19] <ikonia> PerryArmstrong: as soon as possible
[17:19] <PerryArmstrong> ikonia; ohh thank you
[17:19] <buckethed> andreas, try #squirrelmail
[17:19] <ikonia> ArcSighter: one quick question, what video card is in these machines ?
[17:19] <o0Chris0o> hey guys, I have  a lil issue, I installed a game "Urban Terror" when I change my resolution to 1920x1080, I lose my mouse..I can't use my mouse until I close out the game, any ideas?
[17:20] <andreas__> buckethed: thx
[17:20] <ArcSighter> ikonia: on board video on one, and ati on the other
[17:20] <Gnutoo> hello, I've the last stable ubuntu(not LTS) and the 3d still doesn't work, but I have "direct rendering: Yes"  I've a i810 and I use the "intel" driver...what should I do? it doesn't work either at root...as doesn't work I mean less than 1fps in supertux...
[17:20] <ikonia> ArcSighter: is the onboard ati too ?
[17:20] <josesito> how can i disable pulseaudio server?
[17:20] <LjL> MeI: let's see if apt finishes its job now, first
[17:20] <ArcSighter> ikonia: no, hold a second
[17:20] <ikonia> ArcSighter: just nice to get a ful picture
[17:21] <MeI> ljl, ok we wait, thanks!
[17:21] <LjL> ArcSighter: keep in mind we really real with hardy and intrepid here, jaunty might cause nasal daemons for all we know
[17:21] <LjL> MeI: can you pastebin the output it gave so far, so i can start getting an idea?
[17:21] <ArcSighter> LjL: ok I'll talk about intrepid only, I just came from there
[17:22] <bigrigger> josesito: sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio stop  from the terminal.
[17:22] <ArcSighter> ikonia: onboard intel
[17:22] <ikonia> ArcSighter: mega, thank you, and how much ram in each ?
[17:22] <bigrigger> josesito: disabling is a bit more complicated and somewhat risky.
[17:23] <ArcSighter> ikonia: here, 256, there (on the onboard video) 512
[17:23] <ArcSighter> ikonia: and yes I know little ram, but hardy worked pretty well, even without restricted video drivers
[17:23] <ikonia> ArcSighter: sorry, I meant how much ram - not on board video ram
[17:23] <ArcSighter> ikonia: I just gave you RAM
[17:23] <ikonia> ArcSighter: ahh that was the ram
[17:24] <ikonia> ArcSighter: which one of the machines has the ati card (the 256 or the 512)
[17:24] <ArcSighter> ikonia: yes, and as just said, hardy no probs, then intrepid and jaunty freeze
[17:24] <ArcSighter> ikonia: the 512
[17:24] <ikonia> ArcSighter: perfect, got a clear picture now
[17:24] <abyss> re;)
[17:24] <ArcSighter> sorry,
[17:24] <ikonia> ArcSighter: I assume you've got desktop effects turned off on both
[17:24] <ArcSighter> the ati card is at the 256 mb ram
[17:24] <ikonia> ArcSighter: ok
[17:24] <ArcSighter> yes compiz down for both
[17:24] <Cypher306> Quick question... can I use wubi to install multiple Ubuntu instances?
[17:25] <Clonak> !pendrive
[17:25] <Clonak> !usb
[17:25] <ArcSighter> ikonia: yes compiz down for both of them
[17:26] <ikonia> ArcSighter: perfect, so can we do a few debugging tests ?
[17:26] <rickard> Some apps,, e.g thunderbird utilize the built in speaker instead of my real ones.. why?
[17:26] <ArcSighter> ikonia: sure
[17:26] <yarri> !usb
[17:27] <ikonia> ArcSighter: can we concentrate on the intel (512ram) box only for the moment
[17:27] <ArcSighter> ikonia: wow, we got a little problem, I downgraded to hardy there this morning
[17:27] <abyss> i try to install oss. I basing on that tut: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenSound, but this is not working very well, so i want to back to alsa, but i cant, I recompiling kernel for intel_hda and alsa restart computer and alsa still dont work , how i can back to alsa? (srry for my english)
[17:27] <ikonia> ArcSighter: ok - so lets work on the other then
[17:27] <MeI1> ljl, i gotdisconnected
[17:27] <ArcSighter> ikonia: I can install intrepid if you like, but well, time consuming
[17:27] <Cypher306> I mean, if I already have one wubi instance installed, can I run it again and install a third boot option?
[17:27] <ikonia> ArcSighter: no no, we'll work with the other
[17:27] <ArcSighter> ikonia: sure? ok
[17:28] <LjL> MeI1: ok, i asked you if you can paste the output so far
[17:28] <MeI1> ljl, i am doing it on gnome, not in terminal :(
[17:28] <MeI1> ljl i can print screen
[17:29] <LjL> MeI1: uh, but you're using apt-get...?
[17:29] <kadd> give me error E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[17:29] <kadd>  when i remove what this ?
[17:29] <kneeki> Anyone use Synergy with Ubuntu 9.04?
[17:29] <MeI1> ljl, i believe apt or aptitude is being used because it is working fine now\
[17:29] <Pici> kneeki: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[17:29] <MeI1> ljl 28 s left
[17:30] <ikonia> ArcSighter: can you open an xterm from a clean boot up and do "vmstat 5" and pastebin the output - nothing else running just that, (leave it running for say 60 seconds)
[17:30] <kneeki> Pici: Thanks =)
[17:30] <LjL> MeI1: next time use apt-get from a terminal, not Synaptic from GNOME, please
[17:30] <LjL> MeI1: less surprises for me and easier to paste
[17:30] <MeI1> ljl will do
[17:30] <ArcSighter> ikonia: clean bootup you mean disabling startup services?
[17:30] <HIjustme> Hi, I have just upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 and my Enemy Territory is running but looks very strange?
[17:31] <MeI1> ljl http://paste.ubuntu.com/129424/
[17:31] <abyss> someone can help me?
[17:31] <ikonia> ArcSighter: nope - just reboot - don't do anything else, just open an xterm and do the vmstat command for me
[17:31] <LjL> MeI1: again?
[17:31] <MeI1> ljl yup
[17:31] <MeI1> ljl let me run apt in terminal
[17:31] <HIjustme> tritium:Hi, i upgraded to 8.10 and ET is looking very wierd :/
[17:31] <LjL> MeI1: oh, see if you can use apt-get anyway, try installing smartmontools
[17:32] <ArcSighter> ok hold on I'll switch from machine to irc
[17:32] <MeI1> ljl doing that now
[17:32] <LjL> MeI1: also, pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:32] <ikonia> ArcSighter: ok
[17:32] <MeI1> ljl  :( check this out http://paste.ubuntu.com/129425/
[17:32] <MeI1> ljl plus i have a crash report detected
[17:33] <bigrigger> kadd: in a terminal try sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a  then sudo apt-get update , see if that helps
[17:33] <LjL> MeI1: look, i'm not really sure, but i think your hard drive might be failing
[17:33] <LjL> MeI1: do you have a live CD you can boot from?
[17:33] <PerryArmstrong> ikonia; so anything up??
[17:33] <kadd> it work
[17:33] <MeI1> i believe so
[17:33] <kadd> i del it
[17:33] <kadd> from the /etc/ then autoremove work
[17:33] <MeI1> ljl i can get one
[17:33] <ikonia> PerryArmstrong: sorry, just concentrating on a bit of a complex problem, I'll be with you ASAP
[17:33] <Cypher306> Can I use Wubi to install another instance of Ubuntu after I've already installed one instance?
[17:34] <ikonia> PerryArmstrong: feel free to ask the channel in the wait time
[17:34] <LjL> MeI1: try another thing first
[17:34] <LjL> MeI1: sudo dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/smartmon*
[17:34] <PerryArmstrong> hey i got a problem. Though i am able to see my printer series in a pdf file still i am no able to get the print out. can anyone help me
[17:34] <Cox> Hey someone else knows why ubuntu doesn't say the driver for my conceptronic c300ru is valid, when I even downloaded the .inf file from the original site for my hardware?
[17:34] <ikonia> Cox: inf files are for windows
[17:35] <Cox> yes
[17:35] <ikonia> Cox: you're using ubuntu -
[17:35] <Cox> its on the help directory for wireless networks
[17:35] <Cox> that u need to take the inf file
[17:35] <Cox> :)
[17:35] <bigrigger> kadd: postfix and exim are two different MTA's don't install both.
[17:35] <ikonia> Cox: where ?
[17:35] <Narcissus> Hey, could someone either point me in the direction of, or instruct me how to get a wired ad-hoc network working?
[17:35] <Cox> sec
[17:35] <LjL> ikonia: ndiswrapper i suspect?
[17:35] <MeI1> ljl http://paste.ubuntu.com/129426/
[17:35] <Mrminist> I lostmy 
[17:35] <ikonia> LjL: probably
[17:35] <kadd> okie
[17:35] <Viata> narcissus: ad-hoc network between which two types of machines?
[17:36] <Mrminist> I lost my wifi signal icon on the bottom right how can i get it back?
[17:36] <Narcissus> Viata: architecture i686->i686, and between my desktop and my laptop, both running linux
[17:36] <Cox> Ndiswrapper has a program for it, windows wireless network software help, where u can use .inf file, and it sais invalid driver, whereas it's 100% sure the correct file
[17:36] <Viata> narcissus: you're using a crossover cable, correct?
[17:36] <Cox> its ndisgtk
[17:37] <Narcissus> Viata: yes
[17:37] <HIjustme> Is it possible to degrade from 8.10 to 8.04?
[17:37] <ikonia> Cox: nsdisswappers doesn't always work
[17:37] <ikonia> HIjustme: not really
[17:37] <thiebaude1> HIjustme: no
[17:37] <Mrminist> fags
[17:37] <Narcissus> Viata: but, from what I hear, you don't necessarily need to use a crossover cable
[17:37] <Viata> narcissus: you should be able to assign each machine a private IP and then ping the other one.  did that not work?
[17:38] <LjL> MeI1: ok let's try fixing that annoying file error
[17:38] <HIjustme> ikonia: damn, i just upgraded to 8.10 from 8.04 and a game i play is all wierd
[17:38] <Viata> narcissus: some NIC's are smart and don't require one, but in general, directly connecting like devices (eg. PC to PC) requires a crossover cable.  unless you go through a switch, that is
[17:38] <LjL> MeI1: sudo nano /var/lib/dpkg/info/libxine1-misc-plugins*.list
[17:38] <LjL> MeI1: you should see a list of files in the editor, confirm that please
[17:38] <rickard> which is the best mp3player out there?
[17:38] <fosco__> !best
[17:38] <MeI1> ljl yes
[17:39] <LjL> MeI1: now use the down arrow key to reach the end of file. does it stop on the last line, or *after* the last line?
[17:39] <Narcissus> Viata: assigning a private ip to both resulted in: connect: Network is unreachable from both machines
[17:39] <MeI1> ljl after the last line
[17:39] <rickard> ubottu: There is a bunch of them, I needed som tips.. thatś all
[17:39] <LjL> MeI1: that's not a good thing, but anyway, try adding one more empty line at the end. also, pastebin the whole thing for me
[17:39] <MeI1> ljl ^@^@^
[17:40] <mwaha> hello everyone i have this problem.. i have my hdds broken up to different partitions. my linux partition i wanted to format and so i formatted that and my swap linux partition. now i downloaded kubuntu instead of ubuntu to install because i wanted to try out the KDE enviroment. However now the installation wizard don't detect all of the partitions but only a disk
[17:40] <Viata> narcissus: what IP / subnet are you using?
[17:40] <mwaha> how can i fix this?
[17:40] <MeI1> ljl http://paste.ubuntu.com/129428/
[17:40] <Narcissus> Viata: 192.168.0.1 for desktop, 1.1 for laptop, subnet 255.255.255.0
[17:40] <amgarching> Ok, I solved DHCP problem. The DHCP server didnt derive the hostname from the section name as advertized in docs, one needs to explicitly tell the server: host HOSTNAME { fixed-address HOSTNAME; option host-name "HOSTNAME"; ddns-hostname "HOSTNAME"; ... }. Dont ask me why it worked with SuSE.
[17:40] <sipior> rickard: try a bunch, see what you like.
[17:40] <Viata> narcissus: try making the laptop 192.168.0.2
[17:41] <Viata> narcissus: they're on different subnets, so it may not work
[17:41] <dinsdale08> Where do I paste an appropriate hal .fdi file?
[17:41] <LjL> MeI1: uh, that file should not look like that. it should be a list of files. that, instead, looks like a piece of your status file...
[17:41] <MeI1> ljl sorry http://paste.ubuntu.com/129429/
[17:41] <LjL> MeI1: you're on intrepid right? (sorry if i asked already)
[17:41] <dinsdale08> s/paste/place
[17:41] <LjL> ah
[17:41] <Narcissus> Viata: that works
[17:41] <Viata> narcissus:   :)
[17:41] <MeI1> ljl i missed top part
[17:41] <LjL> MeI1: well, it's still wrong
[17:42] <Narcissus> Viata: I've also enabled ipv4 packet forwarding... so with any luck...
[17:42] <tillux> heya there. I'm looking for a way to create a small pxe bootable image with xserver and gtk... but I don't know where to start looking, so I thought asking here is a good start :D
[17:42] <LjL> MeI1: intrepid or hardy?
[17:42] <MeI1> ljl intrepid
[17:42] <Viata> narcissus: let me know if you have any more questions
[17:42] <Narcissus> Viata: will do, thanks for your help
[17:42] <LjL> MeI1: ok, keep the editor open. remove all the file contents - everything. i'll give you a pastebin to use for that file instead
[17:42] <MeI1> ok
[17:42] <Viata> np
[17:43] <MeI1> ljl ok
[17:43] <HIjustme> How do I competely remove ubuntu, so I can make fresh install?
[17:44] <Kriss3d> HIjustme,  uhmm mke2fs perhaps ?
[17:44] <Seveas> tillux, 'small image' and 'xserver + gtk' are conflicting goals :)
[17:44] <HIjustme> Kriss3d what?
[17:44] <MeI1> HIjustme, put live CD and make a complete format with installation
[17:44] <Kriss3d> yeah
[17:44] <HIjustme> MeI1, ko
[17:44] <HIjustme> ok
[17:45] <I2> hi guys....how can i convert string "243,33" in the float value 243,33???
[17:45] <I2> in a bash script?
[17:45] <Seveas> I2, bash doesn't care about strings or floats.
[17:45] <LjL> MeI1: use  http://paste.ubuntu.com/129430/plain/  for that file
[17:45] <MeI1> ljl, should i come back?
[17:45] <LjL> MeI1: ensure that you leave an empty line at the end (but NOT at the beginning)
[17:46] <I2> and so how can i addition ???
[17:46] <KDB9000> is it possible to configure ubuntu to not mount or show a drive that is plugged into USB?
[17:46] <I2> if i have "234,44" and "345,22"
[17:46] <MeI1> ljl empty line?
[17:46] <MeI1> ljl where do i put this file at?
[17:46] <Seveas> I2 $(( 234.44 + 345.22 ))
[17:46] <LjL> MeI1: yeah just hit Enter after the last line
[17:46] <tillux> Seveas: small -> less than 256mb ;D
[17:46] <Kriss3d> uhmm im running a cosumized version of ubuntu which only starts to a login screen in textmode (runlevel 2 i presume) how would i make KDE start up and use its login screen ?
[17:46] <Crooper> is there syntax highlighting for nano?
[17:46] <LjL> MeI1: in your editor. instead of what you had in /var/lib/dpkg/info/libxinewhatever
[17:46] <Seveas> Kriss3d, install kde and kdm
[17:46] <I2> but i have two variables..... a="23,3" b="45,2"
[17:47] <Seveas> I2 bash uses american notation for decimals. Use a . instead of a ,
[17:47] <LjL> MeI1: you might prefer to close nano and use the graphical editor with "gksudo gedit /var/lib/dpkg/info/libxine1-misc-plugins*.list" instead
[17:47] <MeI1> ljl instead of this file
[17:47] <MeI1> ljl  /var/lib/dpkg/info/libxine1-misc-plugins.list
[17:47] <Pici> Crooper: Yes, there is.  I wrote a post about this a bit ago: http://nullcortex.com/2008/07/nano-nano/
[17:47] <MeI1> ljl ok, trying sec pls
[17:47] <Kriss3d> Seveas,  kde is installed.. tried installing kdm once.. it made me have to reinstall the entire ubuntu version.. id like not to do that again
[17:47] <LjL> MeI1: yes
[17:47] <Seveas> then do: $(( $a + $b ))
[17:47] <I2> ok but how can i make addition?
[17:48] <Seveas> Kriss3d, kdm is the kde login window....
[17:48] <I2> between a="4.6" b="2.3"
[17:48] <Seveas> I2, I just said how to do that
 then do: $(( $a + $b ))
[17:48] <Kriss3d> Seveas,  hmm ill just see if its there
[17:49] <LjL> Seveas: i'm not sure bash will add decimal numbers anyway...?
[17:49] <Seveas> LjL, hmm, good call
[17:49] <ArcSighter> ikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129433/
[17:49] <ikonia> ArcSighter: ok
[17:49] <Seveas> LjL, you're right. Time to shell out to bc
[17:49] <tyler_d> trying to figure out what packages (paths) need to be added to get an older version of vpnc through synaptec??
[17:50] <tyler_d> ie. echo "http://se.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/edgy/universe/binary-i386/Packages.gz" >> /etc/apt/sources.list however this fails as the address doesn't exist
[17:50] <Crooper> thnx Pici
[17:50] <MeI1> ljl ok
[17:51] <LjL> MeI1: you mean you're done?
[17:51] <I2> doesn't work
[17:51] <sinbox> anyone can help me with forcing my screen resolution as my KVM is not passing the monitor's EDID correctly
[17:51] <I2> it says "command not found"
[17:51] <I2> so how can i do that???
[17:51] <ZykoticK9> tyler_d, do you have the DEB file?  couldn't you install it from command line?  or is there a need to use synaptec?
[17:51] <MeI1> ljl yes i put what u posted instead of old file
[17:51] <ikonia> ArcSighter: just looking over it
[17:51] <LjL> MeI1: ok, now try again installing smartmontools
[17:51] <Seveas> I2: a=1.2 b=3.4; echo $(echo $a + $b | bc -l)
[17:51] <ArcSighter> ikonia: I assumed that, thanks
[17:52] <Seveas> a bit convoluted, but bash doesn't do decimals
[17:52] <I2> no, i have to string
[17:52] <tyler_d> ZykoticK9: not really a need, however couldn't find the older deb package -- hoping to find something around 0.4 or possibly older
[17:52] <I2> i take thees with a command return
[17:52] <MeI1> ljl ok
[17:52] <tyler_d> ZykoticK9: this is re: cisco vpn failure to keep a connection over 5 minutes
[17:52] <ZykoticK9> tyler_d, do you have the DEB your looking for
[17:52] <sipior> I2: i think this is the point where you ask yourself: "is bash really the best tool for this job?" :-)
[17:53] <MeI1> ljl http://paste.ubuntu.com/129434/
[17:53] <I2> i have to make a script for automatize various banchmark how can i do that without bash????
[17:53] <ikonia> ArcSighter: ok can you please do the same again but open a few apps, the ones that make it slow down please.
[17:53] <tyler_d> ZykoticK9: only able to find the c for the version I wanted... compiled using make && make install... however don't know where the specific file should g
[17:53] <tyler_d> o
[17:53] <sipior> I2: python, perl, a dozen others
[17:53] <LjL> MeI1: ok, do what it says (with sudo)
[17:53] <ikonia> ArcSighter: so we can see the same vmstate output but while it's having a problem
[17:53] <qcjn> does anyone knows of a good tutorial for compiling that says more then (./configure, make, make install) an howto ?
[17:54] <tyler_d> ZykoticK9: as well I could add it to the path.. but I am trying to keep this extremely simple
[17:54] <MeI1> ljl i did
[17:54] <I2> which is the simple to learn????
[17:54] <vieq> hi all, is there any thing else like aptoncd?
[17:54] <MeI1> ljl then i tried to do apt install for smartmontools
[17:54] <sipior> I2: i like python, but none of them are terribly hard to learn
[17:54] <MeI1> ljl got another error
[17:54] <I2> but with phyton can i call bash command????
[17:54] <MeI1> ljl http://paste.ubuntu.com/129435/
[17:54] <unop> I2, why doesn't bash it for you? because it does the job.
[17:55] <sipior> I2: sure
[17:55] <unop> I2, not all bash commands are accessible through another scripting language..
[17:55] <LjL> MeI1: ok, this time i think there is one line too much in that libxine list file =) open it again with gedit, as before, select it all (with ctrl+a), and pastebin its contents again
[17:56] <I2> if unop is right i have to use bash
[17:56] <MeI1> ljl ok
[17:56] <sipior> unop: I2 all scripting languages have mechanisms to run shell commands, have no fear.
[17:56] <ljuwaidah> hi
[17:56] <ljuwaidah> quick question
[17:56] <sipior> unop: I2 well, system commands in general, really
[17:56] <ljuwaidah> will ubuntu support fingerprint authentication in 9.04?
[17:56] <unop> sipior, bash commands aren't necessarily shell commands - noting the difference.
[17:56] <euxneks> is there a jaunty channel?
[17:57] <LjL> euxneks: #ubuntu+1
[17:57] <ArcSighter> euxneks: ubuntu+1
[17:57] <euxneks> thanks
[17:57] <KalEl> can i mute only a specific application?
[17:57] <MeI1> ljl cant crtl a
[17:57] <vigo> euxneks: Yes, ubuntu+1
[17:57] <tyler_d> ZykoticK9: found 0.3.3 from debian.org.... trying it now... ty for your help
[17:57] <sipior> unop: you can happily spawn a shell and run whatever bash commands you like
[17:57] <I2> so with phyton can i redirect output to file or call bash command etc etc??
[17:57] <sipior> I2: yep
[17:57] <unop> sipior, sure, but you might as well use bash for the thing then.
[17:57] <ZykoticK9> tyler_d, I don't think I was any help at all :)  good luck.
[17:57] <Jeruvy> does the wubi installer typically forget the cd in the drive or is my cd drive giving me grief?
[17:57] <kannan> Dell Vostro 1510 Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 microphone dont work. help
[17:58] <LjL> MeI1: uh? are you on the english version of ubuntu?
[17:58] <sipior> unop: since he needs to deal with floating point numbers, i'm guessing that's not the way to go
[17:58] <dennda> Is there really no shortcut for showing the menu bar in gnome-terminal?
[17:58] <MeI1> ljl yes
[17:58] <tyler_d> ZykoticK9: ty.. I hope so... using winscp is extremely painfull and slow
[17:58] <MeI1> ljl it does not give me option to do
[17:58] <lissa> !list
[17:58] <MeI1> ljl i hilight everything to paste
[17:58] <MeI1> ljl still same error
[17:58] <I2> unop: and so how can i add two string like double??? if i have a="2.3" and b="6.7" how can i make a+b?????
[17:59] <fevel> hi guys
[17:59] <LjL> MeI1: well just do Edit / Select all
[17:59] <fevel> how can I force a certain webpage everytime someone opens a browser on my network?
[17:59] <MeI1> ljl cant either, but i think it is a different error i will pastebin
[17:59] <ZykoticK9> tyler_d, FYI (dunno if it would make life easier) but gftp has SSH capabilities a lot easier then command lining everything if you have a gui
[18:00] <I2> unop are u there????
[18:00] <MeI1> ljl http://paste.ubuntu.com/129437/
[18:00] <LjL> MeI1: i really don't understand why you can't... it's just gedit
[18:00] <LjL> MeI1: eh? i told you to open the file with gedit, not to use apt
[18:00] <Bodo07> Hi zusammen. Hab ein kleines prob. Kann mir jemand helfen
[18:00] <LjL> MeI1: gksudo gedit /var/lib/dpkg/info/libxine1-misc-plugins*.list
[18:00] <doleyb> fevel: You'd need to program your router to redirect all http traffic to a webserver you installed.
[18:00] <sipior> I2: you might consider giving him a moment to answer, at least. and lose the extra question marks, will you?
[18:00] <MeI1> ljl ?? i used nano
[18:00] <MeI1> ljl i will try
[18:00] <LjL> MeI1: *then* ctrl+a and pastebin
[18:01] <LjL> MeI1: the instructions i gave you now were for gedit
[18:01] <tyler_d> ZykoticK9: does help... however no gui.... I love that app though
[18:01] <unop> I2, floating point arithmetic - http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/022
[18:01] <I2> ok
[18:01] <Pici> I2: #bash may be a better channel if you continue to have bash scripting questions
[18:01] <fevel> doleyb, Gottit
[18:01] <MeI1> ljl error Could not open the file /var/lib/dpkg/info/libxine1-misc-plugins.list using the Unicode (UTF-8) character coding.
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> hey all
[18:01] <fevel> doleyb, thanks a lot mate
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> whoever suggested lxde to me earlier, its killer :)
[18:02] <LjL> MeI1: uh? weird. does it open it anyway eventually?
[18:02] <MeI1> ljl nope
[18:02] <CrIP> hey guys what the command to dl aircrack ?
[18:02] <vigo> ActionParsnip: What is lxde>
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> !info lxde
[18:02] <CrIP> aircrack-ng
[18:02] <vigo> Neato
[18:02] <LjL> MeI1: ok just delete the file. "sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/info/libxine1-misc-plugins.list
[18:03] <thatryan> ok I am really lost on installation here, I keep getting " GRUB  loading please wait...  Error 18 " on boot up after install completes
[18:03] <ikonia> CrIP: why do you need it
[18:03] <LjL> MeI1: then open it with gedit again (this time of course it will be empty)
[18:03] <I2> unop i can't use the wiki u send to me
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> vigo: its like fluxbo with a lil start menu thingy
[18:03] <CrIP> cant remeber my wireless pwd
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> *fluxbox
[18:03] <CrIP> and the router is locked don
[18:03] <vigo> ActionParsnip: does it work in Hardy?
[18:03] <ikonia> CrIP: login to the router
[18:03] <ikonia> CrIP: re-set it
[18:03] <MeI1> ljl it is open, pastebin ur info?
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> !info lxde hardy
[18:03] <fevel> doleyb, but theres a problem... after they click the ok button thyll have to surf normally through squid. I was already redirecting everything to 3128
[18:03] <CrIP> its in my old mans rooom
[18:03] <vigo> arrrghs
[18:03] <ikonia> CrIP: so whats the problem ?
[18:03] <unop> I2, why not? any errors?
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> vigo apt-cache search lxde
[18:04] <MeI1> ljl i pastebin the info u sent me
[18:04] <CrIP> whats the sudo command to dl files?
[18:04] <Highbeamer-6> hi everyone, i have a problem with my live cd, it will not boot, it just shows the message " ... Buffer I/0 error on device fd0, logical block 0" what does it mean?
[18:04] <MeI1> ljl saved and closed
[18:04] <ikonia> CrIP: why do don't you reset it
[18:04] <ikonia> CrIP: go to the router and reset your password
[18:04] <CrIP> its in his room and its 4am !
[18:04] <LjL> MeI1: yes paste in it the contents of  http://paste.ubuntu.com/129430/plain/ but make *very* sure you put all the lines - no more and no fewer.
[18:04] <CrIP> i cant log into to it at all
[18:04] <ikonia> CrIP: well wait for him to get up, it will be quicker than trying to crack it
[18:04] <Booh> Is it possible to enable Raid1 and encryption at install (8.10 iso386 64bits) or I should create a special partition and encrypt-it after installation?
[18:04] <ArcSighter> CrIP: sudo aptitude install aircrack-ng, but I'll recommend building from source
[18:04] <ZykoticK9> thatryan, some info on your Grub error 18 - http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/GRUB#Error_18
[18:04] <I2> unop: beacause i don't have two numeric variable....i have two string obtained from a substring call from the return of a command
[18:05] <MeI1> ljl, i believe now the problem in in ffmpeg
[18:05] <thespottedelf> how do you get the 3d  changing of reh desktops?
[18:05] <MeI1> ljl not same error message
[18:05] <LjL> MeI1: output
[18:05] <ArcSighter> ikonia: So, what about my "vmstat", anything interesting?
[18:05] <bigrigger> Highbeamer-6: do you have a floppy in the drive?
[18:05] <Highbeamer-6> no
[18:05] <Highbeamer-6> just dvd
[18:05] <ZykoticK9> thespottedelf, compiz
[18:05] <ikonia> ArcSighter: yup lots, did you not get the message asking for another vmsat output
[18:05] <I2> so i have to make a "cast" from int to float before make any operation
[18:05] <thespottedelf> ty
[18:05] <ikonia> ArcSighter: ok can you please do the same again but open a few apps, the ones that make it slow down please.
[18:05] <unop> I2, the shell doesn't know the difference between strings and numbers/integers/floats - everything is a string.
[18:05] <MeI1> ljl http://paste.ubuntu.com/129438/
[18:05] <thatryan> ZykoticK9: thanks.  how do I control where the boot partition goes though?
[18:06] <doleyb> fevel: maybe you shoudl try a squid or apache group for web-redirect advices
[18:06] <erUSUL> thespottedelf: enable desktop effects then use simple-ccsm to configure the desktop cube
[18:06] <ArcSighter> ikonia: sorry I haven't read you , if you can please direct the message directly when you reply, ok I'll do it now
[18:06] <erUSUL> !ccsm @ thespottedelf
[18:06] <LjL> MeI1: ok, so it's probably all messed up, not just libxine. there's something you could try though, wait
[18:06] <ikonia> ArcSighter: I did direct the message to you
[18:06] <ZykoticK9> thatryan, do you already have Windows installed on the system?
[18:06] <erUSUL> !ccsm | thespottedelf
[18:06] <fevel> doleyb, sure... thanks
[18:06] <ArcSighter> sorry, then I missed it
[18:06] <thatryan> no, this is an empty hard drive, (well not now because of botched install, but I will re-erase it)
[18:06] <MeI1> ljl can i just reinstall over the multimedia ?
[18:06] <panesar_sandeep> hi, is there a way to backup everything my ubuntu downloaded(updates, packages, libraries, etc) so that i don't have to re-download them if i install a fresh copy of ubuntu??
[18:06] <ArcSighter> ikonia: running vmstat now, 5 mins again?
[18:06] <LjL> MeI1: don't think so
[18:07] <bigrigger> Highbeamer-6: possibly your BIOS needs to look for the cdrom first. fd0 is a floppy drive.
[18:07] <|Kamen|> how do I see the total size of a drive? file manager is only showing me free space
[18:07] <LjL> MeI1: you can try doing this http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=2635193&postcount=12 for each package file that gives you that error
[18:07] <LjL> MeI1: but i suspect it'll be virtually all of them
[18:07] <chris__> salut
[18:07] <erUSUL> |Kamen|: df -hs
[18:07] <erUSUL> !hi
[18:07] <ZykoticK9> thatryan, so this is the ONLY os on the drive?  that doesn't make much sense, as ubuntu would start at the begining of the drive, and we wouldn't expect this problem?
[18:08] <panesar_sandeep> hi, is there a way to backup everything my ubuntu downloaded(updates, packages, libraries, etc) so that i don't have to re-download them if i install a fresh copy of ubuntu??
[18:08] <chris__> ya des français
[18:08] <LjL> MeI1: also, i have to go now for some time. give that a try, but if it all fails, boot from a live cd, install smartmontools, and ask for instructions on how to check whether your HD is failing
[18:08] <LjL> !fr | chris__
[18:08] <Highbeamer-6> hm, dvd is on the first position, than hard drive and third floppy
[18:08] <sky_> hi
[18:08] <Lake_> is there a significant difference between gcc 4.2.3 and 4.2.4 ? vmware is complaining kernel was built with 4.2.3 and it's afraid using 4.2.4 will make it crash
[18:08] <MeI1> ljl thanks alot!
[18:08] <chris__> !fr
[18:08] <MeI1> ljl will try have a nice day
[18:08] <thatryan> yes, I wiped the drive clean using Acronis double sweep overwrite
[18:08] <erUSUL> !aptoncd | panesar_sandeep
[18:08] <sky_> i cant remove the pidgin 2.5.5 from the trash it says that i dont have permission
[18:08] <ZykoticK9> panesar_sandeep, back up /var/cache/apt/archive and all the updates will be backed up :)
[18:08] <|Kamen|> ok is there any way to make file manager show total drive size along with free space? i dislike having to open a terminal for everything
[18:08] <sky_> how i can do that this ?
[18:08] <LjL> MeI1: i will definitely be back later, though, so if you can stick around i'd like to know how it ends
[18:08] <Incarus> !trash | sky_
[18:08] <LjL> ... or not
[18:09] <erUSUL> |Kamen|: you can use systema<Administration>system Monitor
[18:09] <Incarus> sky_, access trash directory in terminal and delete with super user rights
[18:09] <erUSUL> |Kamen|: it has a filesystem tab
[18:09] <sky_> Incarus: how ?
[18:09] <hareldvd> what's the mechanism that mounts CDs DVDs and DiskOnKeys? (Not automounter is it?)
[18:09] <thatryan> Can I make the partitions first, myself, then put ubuntu disc in, will it ask where to install the kernel etc?
[18:10] <panesar_sandeep> sky, i don't hv a cd/dvd rw at the moment, if i cud just turn dem to sum packages den it wud b easy to carry dem in a pen-drv
[18:10] <|Kamen|> thanks
[18:10] <ZykoticK9> hareldvd, CD and DVD aren't really mounted, they don't have a file system
[18:10] <Incarus> sky_, "cd ~/.local/share/Trash", and then delete directory
[18:10] <I2> unop sorry if i'm late
[18:10] <panesar_sandeep> sky_, i don't hv a cd/dvd rw at the moment, if i cud just turn dem to sum packages den it wud b easy to carry dem in a pen-drv
[18:10] <Kemion> I've got a problem..   I've installed Ubuntu with the grub boot loader on hd0 instead of sda on a raid 0 config.  how can I recover my raid ?
[18:10] <I2> so i can use your wiki guide???
[18:10] <panesar_sandeep> !raid
[18:11] <ZykoticK9> thatryan, it's MUCH easier to let the installer do the partitioning (i know you just had a problem with it, but...)
[18:11] <unop> I2,   a="2.3"; b="6.7"; echo "$a + $b" | bc
[18:11] <florin_> hi all
[18:11] <florin_> why my usb stick cannot be read?
[18:11] <sky_> rm: cant remove„trash:///_pidgin-2.5.5“: No such file or directory
[18:11] <panesar_sandeep> sky_, i don't hv a cd/dvd rw at the moment, if i cud just turn dem to sum packages den it wud b easy to carry dem in a pen-drv
[18:12] <thatryan> ZykoticK9: I have tried twice to no avail.. :(  would it be worth it to try reformatting the whole thing again with gparted, make it all ext3 or what?
[18:12] <Incarus> sky_, check directory (ls)
[18:12] <sky_> panesar_sandeep: why you say it to me ? :D
[18:12] <unop> I2, it doesn't matter how the variables are initialised - just make sure they contain strings that look like numbers and bc will do it's magic.
[18:12] <sky_> Incarus: ah i think bad directory there is only files and info not directorys which i want delete
[18:12] <panesar_sandeep> sky_, cause u replied in the first case :D, sory i'll ask others too :)
[18:12]  * brandonban6 is away: [Time to Grub]
[18:13] <I2> i past your code and it return "(standard_in) 1: syntax error"
[18:13] <CrIP> i just installed a AP and im not sure where it installed 2
[18:13] <ZykoticK9> thatryan, ANYONE have an idea, Ubuntu install gives Grub error 18 (re - Selected Cylinder exceeds maximum supported by BIOS) when there are no other OSs are on the drive?  Hopefully someone here will have an answer, as I don't.
[18:13] <CrIP> can someone help me
[18:13] <Incarus> sky_, do you want to remove pidgin from your system?
[18:13] <CrIP> i just installed a AP and im not sure where it installed 2
[18:13] <Incarus> CrlP, AP?
[18:13] <CrIP> application !
[18:13] <Incarus> app?
[18:14] <Incarus> k
[18:14] <thatryan> ZykoticK9: thanks.  Is there a way to tell it where to put the boot sector?
[18:14] <sky_> Incarus: no not pidgin...as application
[18:14] <sky_> Incarus: this is source
[18:14] <ArcSighter> ikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129441/
[18:14] <Scunizi> ZykoticK9: is this after an install or with the live cd?
[18:14] <hareldvd> ZykoticK9: After double click on the CD image on the screen: df: /dev/scd0               367454    367454         0 100% /media/cdrom0
[18:14] <shams> can i download a dynamic website completely?
[18:14] <unop> I2, make sure you copy it properly - because that should work alright.
[18:14] <Incarus> sky_, i dont think that i understand what you mean?
[18:14] <thatryan> Scunizi: it is after install
[18:14] <I2> i have copy-past you code exactly....
[18:14] <zimbres> A make command gives the error message "you need an ISO C conforming compiler to use glibc headres", isn't gcc ISO c conforming?
[18:15] <ZykoticK9> thatryan, Grub should be installed to the MBR and the files into /boot - don't know why that is outside your BIOSs range?  It's a mystery to me.
[18:15] <sky_> Incarus: i dont want remove pidgin as app but i want remove pidgin directory ( i tried to compile it)
[18:15] <Incarus> CrlP, run "compgen -c APP"
[18:15] <CrIP> Is there a default install directory for applications ? i jsut isntalled something and cant find it !!!!!!!!!
[18:15] <thatryan> guess ill try manually?  :(
[18:15] <Incarus> sky_, is it in the  Trash?
[18:15] <ZykoticK9> hareldvd, are we talking about an audio CD or a data CD?
[18:15] <sky_> Incarus: yes
[18:15] <glitsj16> shams: only if you have access to the webserver that hosts the site in question ... the webdev business wouldn't be the same if you could now would it
[18:16] <hareldvd> ZykoticK9: Data
[18:16] <ZykoticK9> Scunizi, are you talking about the Grub 18 error?
[18:16] <unop> !who | I2
[18:16] <Incarus> CrlP, type application name in the terminal, some apps aren't in gnomes menu
[18:16] <ZykoticK9> hareldvd, AHH, then yes that is mounted.   I'd guess it's automount, but don't know for sure - someone here must.  What problem are you having?
[18:17] <Incarus> sky_, are you sure, or is it just a bug?
[18:17] <unop> I2, http://pastebin.com/d32a3381
[18:17] <sky_> hmmm
[18:17] <sipior> zimbres: it certainly should be. are you sure make is invoking the compiler you think it is?
[18:17] <sky_> i must go off :X
[18:17] <Scunizi> ZykoticK9: yes.. looks like it might be a bios issue (according to google). If there is an option for "IDE Translation" turn it off.
[18:17] <zimbres> CrIP, How did you installed it?
[18:17] <ArcSighter> ikonia: ok you check it? http://paste.ubuntu.com/129441/
[18:17] <I2> it works!!!!!! thx unop
[18:17] <I2> :D:D
[18:17] <I2> it was my fault
[18:17] <I2> :D
[18:17] <unop> I2, yes i know :)
[18:18] <hareldvd> ZykoticK9: No problem. Just want to learn. I didn't see any traces of automount but it has been a long time since I did any automount maps.
[18:18] <ZykoticK9> Scunizi, it's actually thatryan that's having the problem - and YES it is due to the kernel being placed outside the reach of BIOS
[18:18] <o0Chris0o> I am having issues installing btnx, I have a g7 mouse and some buttons don't work, especially the dpi ones, any help is appreciated, thanks
[18:18] <Scunizi> ZykoticK9: & thatryan or the drive being to large for the bios?
[18:19] <ZykoticK9> thatryan, how big is the drive your using?
[18:19] <thatryan> ZykoticK9: 20 GB  I just booted gparted live cd and it shows only unallocated 1.96GB space, wtf
[18:19] <Incarus> Got someone a problem with direct rendering or 3d things or something like that?
[18:20] <ZykoticK9> hareldvd, i remember the horrors of automaount i had back in the day under Gentoo, eventually just manually mounted everything.  Under Ubuntu haven't had any problems...
[18:20] <zimbres> sipior, since there was configure script, I think it is using gcc.
[18:20] <Scunizi> thatryan: that's typical for most OS's.. 20gigs does not equal 20 gigs formatted
[18:21] <thatryan> then how do you know how to size things?
[18:21] <ZykoticK9> thatryan, a 20GB hd should NOT be causing this problem, that's not a particularly large drive by todays standards.
[18:21] <sipior> zimbres: those two things are more or less orthogonal. make should have printed the compilation lines to the terminal: check the compilation immediately preceding the error.
[18:22] <thatryan> no its not, thats why I was trying to put linux on this old machine...
[18:22] <Incarus> ZykoticK9, i remeber bill gates words
[18:22] <ZykoticK9> Incarus, wasn't that about 640k memory though?
[18:22] <Incarus> i think so
[18:22]  * brandonban6 is back (gone 00:09:56)
[18:23] <ArcSighter> ikonia: sorry, but I got no reply, you're on it?
[18:23] <Incarus> thatryan, whats the problem?
[18:23] <amgarching> My firefox strikes. After not a very clean shutdown.  The back-nutton still is always disabled and there are no prompts in address bar. Firefox has no memory anymore! How to fix?
[18:24] <ZykoticK9> Incarus, thatryan after install grub gives error 18 see http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/GRUB#Error_18 basically kernel outside BIOS's reach
[18:24] <Incarus> amgarching, "sudo killall -s KILL firefox" and retry
[18:25] <Incarus> thatryan, dualboot?
[18:25] <amgarching> Incarus: ps aux | grep firefox is empty
[18:25] <ZykoticK9> Incarus, thatryan he says no, ubuntu only os on blank 20GB drive
[18:25] <verma_ii> I read somewhere that lm-sensors doesn't work in 8.X .. is that correct?
[18:26] <Incarus> ZykoticK9, he could try to format the 2 (!) gb.
[18:26] <glitsj16> amgarching: firefox-bin perhaps ?
[18:26] <sipior> thatryan: do you have LBA enabled in your BIOS?
[18:26] <Incarus> amgarching, i would try to reinstall firefox
[18:26] <ZykoticK9> thatryan you there man?
[18:27] <Nalfeshnee> Anyone know if there is a linksys wusb54gs 64 bit driver for linux floating around? I'm pretty sure linksys didn't release any so..
[18:29] <Incarus> !ndiswrapper | Nalfeshnee
[18:29] <ZykoticK9> is anyone else having problems with Google right now, or is just my ISP?
[18:29] <thatryan> ZykoticK9: sorry, had dog and mailman issue :)
[18:29] <tsolox> is there a way to install a strip down ubuntu? for example, i dont want openoffice..
[18:29] <Incarus> google germany is working
[18:30] <Incarus> tsolox, yes, compile your own cd
[18:30] <thatryan> Incarus: system is not dual boot, blank drive until ran cd
[18:30] <Incarus> Nalfeshnee, try ndiswrapper
[18:30] <ZykoticK9> thatryan, Incarus is it difficult to create a small boot partition with the Ubuntu Install CD?
[18:31] <Incarus> ZykoticK9, no, isnt
[18:32] <ZykoticK9> thatryan, Incarus has the idea that perhaps creating a small boot partition might help with you issue, also it was asked if you had LBA enable in your BIOS?
[18:32] <Incarus> thatryan, or any external drives, or a second hd, or a new usb device?
[18:32] <Nalfeshnee> Incarus: is that a package that is included with a default install?
[18:32] <tsolox> is the $LANG env var the sole arbiter of a distro's language setting?
[18:32] <Incarus> ZykoticK9, good point
[18:32] <souichi> 'soir :)
[18:32] <thatryan> USB keyboard plugged in, and mouse
[18:32] <amgarching> Is there a way to fsck sqlite database?
[18:32] <malikyoda> does abiword have any drawing features?
[18:32] <thatryan> Dont know what LBA is, no other hard drives
[18:32] <Incarus> Nalfeshnee, no, install it
[18:33] <Nalfeshnee> Is it included in the live cd iso, or do I have to download the package and put it on some external media?:P
[18:33] <Incarus> thatyran, could be a grub bug
[18:33] <Incarus> Nalfeshnee, hm, i dont know
[18:33] <thatryan> grub bug?
[18:34] <Incarus> Nalfeshnee, maybe
[18:34] <thatryan> as in bad cd?
[18:34] <onthefence928> ubuntu 8.10 knows how to handle dual-core systems by default right? or should i need to tweak any settings?
[18:34] <Incarus> thatryan, wrong programming code or something..
[18:34] <malikyoda> anyone here use abiword on a regular basis?
[18:34] <thatryan> ah
[18:34] <sipior> thatryan: http://www.linux.org/docs/ldp/howto/Large-Disk-HOWTO-7.html
[18:34] <Nalfeshnee> Incarus: Thanks for the help! Bbiab.
[18:34] <ZykoticK9> tsolox, regarding a stripped down install I've made a pastebin of the programs I remove from Virtual Machine, customize to your taste.  Good luck. http://paste.ubuntu.com/129452/
[18:34] <Incarus> onthefence928, no, automatically
[18:34] <Incarus> Nalfeshnee,  np
[18:35] <thatryan> ZykoticK9: Incarus  sipior , thanks for all your help, Ill get back at it later, gonna be late for work :)
[18:35] <Incarus> thatryan, k, np
[18:35] <Incarus> thatryan, reinstall grub
[18:35] <onthefence928> Incarus: ok, well anyother reason why WoW on Wine would give me extremely low FPS every now and then?
[18:35] <thatryan> incorrect: how do you do that?  I thought it was part of it
[18:36] <jgj> can anyone help me configure my wired network in private chat
[18:36] <Incarus> thatryan, grub-install
[18:36] <jgj> ?
[18:36] <thatryan> oops, incorrect sorry bout that, hit tab too fast :)
[18:36] <Incarus> thatryan, from live cd
[18:36] <Berzerker> what's the command to update the package information for updates?
[18:36] <ZykoticK9> Berzerker, "sudo apt-get update"
[18:36] <thatryan> ah, I have to dl a live cd then ok will do that while at work
[18:36] <incorrect> thatryan, no worries
[18:36] <Berzerker> I do that, but it still says it was updated 88 days ago
[18:36] <Incarus> Berzerker, any errors in output?
[18:37] <Berzerker> yes
[18:37] <Berzerker> An error occurred during the signature verification.
[18:37] <thatryan> wait where is the live cd? i cant find it just regular downloads
[18:37] <Incarus> paste, Berzerker
[18:37] <jgj> can anyone help me configure my wired network in private chat?
[18:37] <Incarus> thatryan, knoppix
[18:37] <bigrigger> Berzerker: do sudo apt-get upgrade after the update
[18:37] <Incarus> jgj, ndiswrapper
[18:37] <thatryan> oh, you mean ANY live cd
[18:37] <thatryan> lol ok then got it
[18:37] <Kemion> !raid
[18:38] <Incarus> thatryan, i would use debian
[18:38] <skyred> Could anyone tell me how to create a MX record on Ubuntu Server?
[18:38] <thatryan> slax?
[18:38] <thatryan> i ask because i have one handy
[18:38] <ghostlines> has anyone noticed that ssh authentication takes longer in ubuntu 8.10?
[18:38] <Berzerker> Incarus: http://pastebin.com/m6f52a6e6
[18:38] <miguelp> can any one tell me what's de command for getting the make and model of my wireless card? newbie question i know....
[18:38] <Incarus> onthefence928, d3d is the problem
[18:39] <thatryan> crap gotta go, thanks again guys
[18:39] <Berzerker> miguelp: lspci
[18:39] <onthefence928> Incarus: explain?
[18:39] <Incarus> onthefence928, http://www.wowwiki.com/Linux/Wine
[18:39] <miguelp> thanks
[18:39] <n8tuserf> ghostlines-> you have # GSSAPI options enabled? try to turn to them off
[18:39] <Incarus> onthefence928, no bug
[18:40] <Scunizi> miguelp: lspci or sudo lshw
[18:41] <ZykoticK9> miguelp, "lspci | grep net" might cut down the list abit
[18:41] <miguelp> Thank you all, i got it
[18:41] <Incarus> !ndiswrapper | jgj
[18:41] <miguelp> Intel Corporation Wireless WiFi Link 5100
[18:41] <Berzerker> Incarus: did you take a look at the pastebin?
[18:42] <Incarus> Berzerker, yes, just a sec
[18:42] <Berzerker> ok
[18:42] <Igramul> Is there a safe way to resize a partition while running Ubuntu (I'd like to extend /boot while shrinking either / or the swap partition)?
[18:42] <Incarus> Berzerker, known problem: http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=ubuntu+update+NO_PUBKEY&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
[18:42] <miguelp> Now i just have to understand why i can inject packes on a network but i cant get an handshake
[18:42] <Incarus> Igramul, yes, live cd and then gparted or qtparted
[18:43] <Incarus> Berzerker, intrepid or hardy?
[18:44] <Igramul> Incarus, thanks. I guess it cannot be done while the partition is mounted, right?
[18:44] <Incarus> Berzerker, here'S the solution: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=933985
[18:44] <Incarus> Igramul, yes
[18:45] <coreyman> so my "configure file sharing" button does not work on folders, what should i do
[18:46] <Incarus> onthefence928, on?
[18:46] <Master_Of_Insani> hey, what software is used to rip CDs in ubuntu?
[18:47] <Berzerker> Incarus: thanks so much, works now
[18:47] <Incarus> Master_Of_Insani, "grip"
[18:47] <Master_Of_Insani> i've done it before, but that was in hardy, and i don't remember how i did it
[18:47] <Incarus> Berzerker, np
[18:47] <Master_Of_Insani> grip
[18:47] <Master_Of_Insani> that need to be installed?
[18:47] <Incarus> Master_Of_Insani, yes
[18:47] <hellohahot> hi
[18:47] <coreyman> so my "configure file sharing" button does not work on folders, what should i do
[18:47] <Master_Of_Insani> will it rip to FLAC?
[18:47] <hellohahot> anyone has any ideas of installing jre on centos
[18:47] <hellohahot> :(
[18:47] <hellohahot> i centos there is no synatics
[18:47] <hellohahot> tough to install
[18:47] <Incarus> hellohahot, wrong chat
[18:47] <hellohahot> help :(
[18:47] <FloodBot1> hellohahot: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:48] <brandon9> question.  How can I edit an MBR?  restoring a computer back to the V word for a friend, deleted the linux partitions without thinking about grub, now grub boots to error; all the grub files were on the partition i deleted.  how can i edit the MBR manually to tell it to boot to the first partition on the first drive?
[18:48] <Incarus> hellohahot, goto centos chat
[18:48] <Gnea> hellohahot: we support Ubuntu, not Centos. try #centos
[18:49] <JediMaster> I just want to say thanks to the guys that run the uk mirror, I just did a hardy to intrepid upgrade at 11.7MByte/sec =)
[18:49] <Incarus> brandon9, boot windows cd, go to repair mode and enter "fixmbr"
[18:49] <coreyman> so my "configure file sharing" button does not work on folders, what should i do
[18:49] <ZykoticK9> brandon9, you can't manually edit the MBR, you need to replace Grub with the Windows boot loader instead, as Incarus just suggested with the fixmbr
[18:49] <Incarus> coreyman, i dont think that someone knwo the solution, try google
[18:50] <brandon9> Incarus: xp's cd doesnt detect the drive, and vista's doesnt recognize the command fixmbr
[18:50] <coreyman> incarus do you think i would be asking here if i found it on google?
[18:50] <Incarus> brandon9, have you got a floppy drive?
[18:50] <ZykoticK9> Incarus, what version of Ubuntu are you using?  my 8.10 doesn't even have that option, just a "Sharing Options"
[18:50] <brandon9> Incarus: its a laptop
[18:50] <Incarus> brandon9, i got a laptop with floppy drive
[18:51] <Incarus> ZykoticK9, 9.04
[18:51] <Incarus> ZykoticK9, jaunty
[18:51] <brandon9> Incarus: lucky you lol, yea nothin on this one
[18:51] <oCean_> Incarus: for jaunty questions/issues goto #ubuntu+1
[18:51] <Incarus> brandon9, you could download the fixmbr file from somewhere and you can try to run it in vista
[18:51] <Incarus> oCean_, omg
[18:52] <ZykoticK9> sorry Incarus that was suppose to be directed to coreyman
[18:52] <ProgramError> hey is there a way to load a pcf file into vnc viewer?
[18:52] <Incarus> oCean_, -> ZykoticK9 Incarus, what version of Ubuntu are you using? my 8.10 doesn't even have that option, just a "Sharing Options"
[18:52] <coreyman> zykotick you dont have that option on your folders? it must be kde only?
[18:52] <Sal> hello
[18:52] <brandon9> Incarus: theres an idea.   i'll put xp on virtualbox and steal it off that thanks for the idea
[18:52] <ZykoticK9> coreyman, ahhh
[18:52] <Incarus> brandon9, wait
[18:53] <brandon9> Incarus: waiting
[18:53] <Sal> is there a way to execute a .run file without going to the terminal window?
[18:53] <Sal> why does it always ask for the admin password?
[18:53] <Suhail> For some reason the logrotate daemon on my server is just not rotating the log I have specified whatsoever any ideas?
[18:53] <Sal> i logged in as the admin. so it shouldn't ask for it anymore
[18:53] <crdlb> Sal: what kind of .run file?
[18:54] <Sal> can i execute a .run from the graphic interface without going thry the terminal?
[18:54] <Sal> is it possible?
[18:54] <crdlb> Sal: it's just a script, so each one is potentially different
[18:54] <Incarus> brandon9, download use the fixmbr file from this: http://www.rloe.com/ken/xpquick.zip
[18:54] <brandon9> Incarus: oh sweet
[18:54] <ghostlines> n8tuserf -> yeah i had the gsapi settings enabled, i disabled it and it's not authenticating that much quicker
[18:54] <Incarus> Sal, right click -> run
[18:54] <Incarus> brandon9, np
[18:55] <Sal> Incarus: i did that
[18:55] <Sal> but its says that it needs authorization or whatever
[18:55] <Incarus> Sal, permission denied?
[18:55] <n8tuserf> ghostlines-> also look into disabling ipv6
[18:56] <Sal> yes
[18:56] <n8tuserf> ghostlines-> btw, after you disabled those GSAPI settings, you did restart sshd yes?
[18:56] <Sal> the program need admin privilegies to run
[18:56] <Incarus> Sal, you have to use terminal
[18:56] <Sal> no other way?
[18:56] <crdlb> Sal: if the .run doesn't have a builtin GUI, like the loki installer used by many games, then iit has to be run in a terminal
[18:56] <Incarus> Sal, hm, you can try the rundialog
[18:56] <Incarus> Sal, with sudo
[18:57] <amgarching> fcntl64(3, F_SETLK64, {type=F_RDLCK, whence=SEEK_SET, start=1073741824, len=1}, 0xbfdc09d4) = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)
[18:57] <amgarching> how do I find who is holding the lock?
[18:57] <crdlb> Sal: what exactly are you installing anyway?
[18:57] <Sal> i'm installing vbox additions
[18:57] <amgarching> fcntl64(3, F_SETLK64, {type=F_RDLCK, whence=SEEK_SET, start=1073741824, len=1}, 0xbfdc09d4) = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)
[18:58] <Incarus> Sal, run the "run dialog" and rune the file with "sudo ./FILE" or something
[18:58] <timur> jo moin
[18:58] <timur> waz up
[18:58] <Sal> that means manually?
[18:58] <Sal> where's the run dialog?
[18:58] <crdlb> you really _want_ to see the output though
[18:58] <crdlb> if you use the run dialog, you won't know if it worked
[18:58] <Incarus> Sal, dont know, ctrl+f2
[18:58] <crdlb> if it asks any questions, it'll just stop right there
[18:59] <Incarus> crdlb, hm
[18:59] <Incarus> crdlb, right
[18:59] <Incarus> Sal, use the terminal
[18:59] <ZykoticK9> Sal, the vbox additions are a command line install anyways, best get use to doing somethings from command line (takes a little getting use to but it's worth it)
[18:59] <bebi> Hi!, i'm looking for some help with a wireless config problem
[18:59] <timur> hello
[18:59] <Sal> ctrl+f2 does nothing
[18:59] <Incarus> !ndiswrapper | bebi
[18:59] <Incarus> Sal, use the terminal
[18:59] <soppman> yo
[18:59] <bebi> (i'm not english, so sorry if i cant express myself correctly)
[19:00] <soppman> ive deleted linux with pq magic and then i cant boot vista anymore, any idea on how to restore mbr WITHOUT the vista cd?
[19:00] <Sal> ZykoticK9: if i need to work on the command-line, then i'll return to DOS or better CP/M-86
[19:00] <timur> i need help to config flash player in opera
[19:00] <soppman> like a fix cd of some kind
[19:00] <Incarus> bebi, which language?
[19:00] <bebi> spanish
[19:00] <Krissed> why does vi type letters when im trying to use arrow keys to go to the line im trying to edit ?
[19:00] <LjL> bebi: if you want there is #ubuntu-es
[19:00] <Incarus> soppman, have you got a floppy drive?
[19:00] <bebi> oh thank's!
[19:00] <soppman> Incarus: yes
[19:00] <bebi> xD
[19:00] <ZykoticK9> Sal, LOL, DOSs command line is NOTHING compared to BASH... LOL
[19:00] <bebi> without '
[19:01] <Incarus> Krissed, arrorws are special keys, try vim
[19:01] <jay_isr> http://realvideosite.com/Comedy_102_Dave-Chapelle---Black-white-supremacist-clip
[19:01] <Sal> ZykoticK9: probably, but to me its both time loosing
[19:01] <jay_isr> hahah dave chapelle
[19:01] <Krissed> Incarus,  then how else would i navigate ? i used vi way back in redhat 8.0 and that seemed to work just fine
[19:01] <Sal> anyway, thanks
[19:01] <Incarus> soppman, you can download this: http://www.rloe.com/ken/xpquick.zip then put it on a floppy and start from floppy and run "fixmbr"
[19:02] <ZykoticK9> Krissed, Incarus is right, i had the same problem until I installed vim "sudo apt-get install vim" and the arrow problem is solved :)
[19:02] <Incarus> Krissed, did you tried vim?
[19:02] <Krissed> yeah vim works.. but what would make vi work the way its supposed to with arrow keys actually navigating ?
[19:02] <bebi> :S it seems that nobody is active on ubuntu-es
[19:03] <ZykoticK9> Krissed, think of vim as vi - it's just the vi-lite that comes with Ubuntu that's crappy.
[19:03] <Krissed> ah so its a ubuntu version that blows.. makes sense
[19:03] <stabler> I need some help with 1080p (H264) playback in hardy
[19:03] <Pici> Krissed: You can install the vim-full package if you need more vim functionality. We just don't install that by default.
[19:04] <skyhate1> hi all
[19:04] <LjL> bebi: you can start checking this if you can go through the english
[19:04] <LjL> !wireless | bebi
[19:04] <Incarus> !ask | stabler
[19:04] <stabler> machine is AMD 64 3200+, 2GB ram, 6800gt
[19:04] <bebi> !wireless
[19:04] <bebi> ok!
[19:04] <Incarus> bebi, type ndiswrapper in google
[19:04] <stabler> im getting choppy playback and cpu is pegging out
[19:04] <Incarus> stabler, is direct rendering = yes?
[19:04] <Krissed> Pici,  i got vim and kate so im good.. im just having a bit problems with kdm i wanted to edit some configs.. aparently it wont let me log in as root via the gui login at kdm
[19:05] <skyhate1> who can help ?
[19:05] <bebi> mmm i'm already checked ndiswrapper
[19:05] <pmcclelland> can someone plese help me with this error I am getting when trying to transfer to a cifs share. cifs: mount error 12 = Cannot allocate memory
[19:05] <stabler> Incarus: where would i set that?
[19:05] <bebi> i can conect to the internet
[19:05] <Incarus> !ask | skyhate1
[19:05] <anahata> lesson: never ever play around with ubuntu cd's if the machine on which you are playing does not have a backup made
[19:05] <bebi> but the result of iwconfig is always this:
[19:05] <Pici> Krissed: Correct. Nor should you be logging in as root at all.
[19:05] <Pici> !sudo | Krissed
[19:05] <anahata> maybe this happened b/c it's an old machine
[19:05] <Incarus> stabler, paste: "glxinfo | grep direct"
[19:05] <bebi> !eth1      IEEE 802.11  Nickname:""          Access Point: Not-Associated
[19:06] <Krissed> Pici,  i know sudo.. its just that my costumized version of ubuntu actually requires me to be logged in as root
[19:06] <Incarus> bebi -> <<!>>
[19:06] <Incarus> Krissed, su
[19:06] <stabler> Incarus: yes its turned on
[19:06] <tonyyarusso> Krissed: Then it's customized wrong.
[19:06] <bebi> that was there before i paste xD
[19:07] <Incarus> stabler, you could run vlc and paste the output, and paste xorg.0.log, but i have to go now
[19:07] <Incarus> bye
[19:07] <pmcclelland> I"m getting this error when transferring large files to a cifs share. cifs: mount error 12 = Cannot allocate memory. I have looked all over the place for a reason why this is happening. The shares are Windows Vista shares but I haven't found anywhere that mention incompatibility issues with Vista.
[19:07] <Krissed> tonyyarusso,  nono.. i got reasons for loggin in as root.. basicly its the only way.. otherwise id have to type passwords and sudo all the time
[19:07] <skyhate1> ok  ^^, i have compil an app and when the compilation is finish i got two exécutable file but i don't know how to open it .
[19:07] <ZykoticK9> Incarus, what version of Ubuntu is stabler using?  if it's 8.10 then direct rendering is always YES (which doesn't really make any sense to me, would be nice to know if it's hardware or software rendering somehow)
[19:07] <rdz> hi all. is it possible to change the resolution of all the pre-Xorg displays and the tty terminal? currently, when not running an X server, everything is 640x480 or so.. is that defined by the BIOS?
[19:07] <Incarus> skyhate1, "./FILE"
[19:07] <tonyyarusso> Krissed: Typing passwords is the right way.  Being insecure because you're lazy is the wrong way.
[19:07] <skyhate1> ./File ?
[19:07] <wendel> (V)
[19:07] <bebi> I have another computer, and the iwconfig is normal
[19:07] <skyhate1> i don't understand
[19:08] <ZykoticK9> rdz, actually i think that can be set in Grub somehow, i'm not sure though
[19:08] <Incarus> ZykoticK9, no, direct rendering is not always yes!?
[19:08] <ZykoticK9> Incarus, in 8.10?
[19:08] <Incarus> ZykoticK9, yes
[19:08] <Krissed> tonyyarusso,  its not  a matter of being lazy here.. though id actually hate to having to type 15+ character password every other line i do.. and like i said.. its not a matter of being lazy.. i just want root to be enabled in kdm
[19:08] <skyhate1> in comand line ?
[19:08] <Incarus> ZykoticK9, dri is not the same as hardware rendering
[19:09] <rdz> ZykoticK9, cool to know (if it works...) i'll do some more research then.. thanks for the hint
[19:09] <crdlb> Incarus: any time you use a mesa-based driver, if there is no 3d acceleration, the software rasterizer kicks in and gives fake direct rendering
[19:09] <Incarus> ZykoticK9, dri = yes dont mean that you've got hardware rendering
[19:09] <tonyyarusso> Krissed: how is that not lazy?  What are you doing that *requires* the entire KDE session running as root?
[19:09] <crdlb> so that test is unfortunately useless now
[19:09] <ZykoticK9> Incarus, i'm actually repeating what someone else in the channel told me the other day - it didn't make much sense to me...
[19:09] <Incarus> crdlb, yes, look at my last message
[19:09] <Incarus> ZykoticK9, hm
[19:10] <Incarus> crdlib, yes, he should also paste the xorg.0.log
[19:10] <skyhate1> Incarus ; you wan to know what is the file ?
[19:10] <Krissed> tonyyarusso,  secutity work actually.. as much as i know everyone here wants me to log on as a regular user thats not much of an option for now at least.. im still seeking to have kdm letting me logging in as root
[19:10] <crdlb> Incarus: the only easy test now is 'glxinfo | grep -i software', if that returns Software Rasterizer, then he's using NV
[19:10] <atrius> hello everyone
[19:10] <divXjunky> hey ppl! anybody in here who has experience with  irssi + fserve.pl script?? I got it pretty much set up, but the server doesn't respond to ' !list' command. I have been google-ing all day, only thing i seem to find are tutorial about irssi, and nothing about fserve.pl..
[19:11] <Incarus> skyhate1, no, jost enter "./FILE" to run the file namend FILE
[19:11] <tonyyarusso> Krissed: You have failed to say WHY you want to do stupid things still...
[19:11] <Incarus> i have to go
[19:11] <Incarus> crdlib, and the xorg.0.log
[19:11] <skyhate1> ok i try
[19:11] <skyhate1> thanks
[19:11] <ZykoticK9> Krissed, logging in as Root is a terrible idea (i know i use to do it when I first switched form Windows World, led to some bad happenings)
[19:11] <Incarus> skyhate1, np
[19:11] <Incarus> bye
[19:11] <Krissed> tonyyarusso,  i thought i did.. well anyway im doing alot of security work with programs that wont run unless i do it as root.. its a bit complicated.. but i know what im doing..
[19:11] <skyhate1> lol it's look work ^^"
[19:12] <tonyyarusso> Krissed: Running programs as root has nothing to do with running your entire session as root.  You don't understand what you're doinng.
[19:12] <Krissed> ZykoticK9,  for most parts.. unless youre "root" or "admin" as it is in windows.. you cant do much.. most programs require it to even run
[19:12] <ZykoticK9> Krissed, you need to look into sudo
[19:13] <Krissed> tonyyarusso,  yes i do but like 90% of my programs requires me to be root.. and yes.. id HATE to having to type sudo and a password every 10 seconds
[19:13] <LOVELINUX> Hi i was wondering which program you should use to connect to WLAN's ?
[19:13] <Krissed> because this is how often id switch programs and run applications that requires root access
[19:13] <tonyyarusso> Krissed: Like I said before, you are simply lazy.  If you deserved to be running security-related programs you wouldn't be trying to do insecure things, and we are not going to help you break your system.
[19:14] <anahata> hi tony
[19:14] <vieq> hello all, are there any alternatives to "APTonCD"?
[19:14] <anahata> i mean hi tonyyarusso
[19:14] <Aison> is there some ubuntu package that installs at least madwifi-hal-0.10.5.6
[19:14] <_Whipper__> vieq: many.. google
[19:14] <Aison> it's so ennoing, everytime my kernel is upgraded, my atheros wlan is no longer working
[19:15] <vieq> _Whipper__: thanks
[19:15] <_Whipper__> nprblm
[19:15] <crdlb> Aison: do you need something not provided by the ath5k driver?
[19:15] <Aison> then I have to download madwifi and compile it myself
[19:15] <Krissed> tonyyarusso, i see.. well by now i can do a full setup in a few minutes.. thats not really the issue for me.. besides.. im logged in as root anyway.. if nothing else ill log in without the kdm and that works.. id just prefer it through kdm
[19:15] <danbhfive> Aison: have you tried LBM?
[19:15] <atrius> does anyone know if ubuntu makes any notable changes to firefox?
[19:16] <Aison> crdlb, danbhfive I have got AR242x WLAN Adapter
[19:16] <crdlb> Aison: which is supported by ath5k in linux-backports-modules-intrepid
[19:16] <tonyyarusso> atrius: Most of them are in the ubufox extension, although you could check the source package for Ubuntu-specific patches.
[19:16] <Aison> crdlb, maybe it too new to ubuntu ^^
[19:17] <tonyyarusso> atrius: (you could also e-mail the ubuntu-mozillateam mailing list for a summary)
[19:17] <crdlb> Aison: it's not supported out of the box, but you just have to install that package
[19:17] <crdlb> and enable the other driver in hardware drivers
[19:17] <Aison> crdlb, ok, I will try
[19:17] <ghioc> salutare  cineva  roman
[19:17] <Aison> crdlb, at least I know now where to search ;)
[19:17] <atrius> tonyyarusso: thanks, i ask in particular because on my netbook, using eeebuntu, firefox seems to be sucking a non-trivial amount of cpu power.. even while ostensibly idle
[19:18] <ISp`TrEaZeR> Can someone help me, I have problem with GRUB.
[19:18] <atrius> tonyyarusso: it will also tend to.. hang.. at times
[19:18] <ghioc> cine  roman .....?
[19:18] <ghioc> cine e
[19:18] <quibbler> !ro
[19:18] <atrius> tonyyarusso: some of that could of course be the "low" power of the netbook of course
[19:18] <ghioc> multumesc
[19:18] <LjL> atrius: keep in mind eeebuntu isn't really supported here. anyway i found swiftweasel (even though it's not really supported either...) helped on my own eeepc. though i just use epiphany now.
[19:18] <danbhfive> atrius: that could depend on the site you are visiting
[19:18] <ISp`TrEaZeR> Can someone help me, I have problem with GRUB.
[19:18] <ISp`TrEaZeR> Have new motherboard and CPU installed and now ubuntu does not boot.
[19:18] <ISp`TrEaZeR> It is only the message "GRUB".
[19:18] <ISp`TrEaZeR> I already reinstalled grub with a live-cd (this command: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda).
[19:18] <ISp`TrEaZeR> But it still does not work.
[19:19] <FloodBot1> ISp`TrEaZeR: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:19] <ISp`TrEaZeR> sry ok
[19:19] <ZykoticK9> ISp`TrEaZeR, "--root-directoy=/mnt" is wrong
[19:19] <atrius> danbhfive: true. flash, javascript, who knows what all, could easily cause such behavior.. however, it doesn't seem to be tied to any particular site or plugins.. rather strange
[19:20] <atrius> LjL: true, however like most "small" channels the actual eeebuntu channel is usually unmanned.. and since it is based on ubuntu.. here i am ;). i'll give swiftweasel a whirl
[19:20] <_topper_> hm
[19:21] <LjL> atrius: well, there's #eeepc - here we tend to be pretty strict about using the official versions of ubuntu, because otherwise the "small" differences can make all the difference by confusing waters
[19:21] <ozzilee`> Quick help? I was experimenting with running a second X server, which I have since closed, but now I can't launch anything from Gnome.
[19:21] <atrius> LjL: understandably so :)
[19:22] <ozzilee`> Trying to run things from eshell in emacs says "no protocol specified" and "cannot open display :0.0"
[19:22] <trim> hi all
[19:22] <ozzilee`> Not sure if I should be able to launch gui programs from eshell, but I think I should.
[19:23] <LjL> atrius: anyway give epiphany a try too, i find it also mitigates a lot the problem i have with firefox (and to a lesser extent swiftweasel) of things freezing up for short amount of times when scrolling or switching tabs
[19:23] <fevel> has anyone installed wifidog on ubuntu?
[19:23] <atrius> LjL: thanks :)
[19:23] <danbhfive> LjL: do you know why there is a separate kernel in eeebuntu (etc)?  Why not just include the eee specific fixes in the regular ubuntu kernel?
[19:23] <LOVELINUX> Hi, which program do you use to connect to your WLAN (: ?
[19:24] <LjL> danbhfive: because they break other stuff. anyway if you ask that in #eeepc you'll probably get a lot of answers...
[19:24] <phox> idiot
[19:24] <danbhfive> mk
[19:24] <glitsj16> atrius: running any heavy-duty extensions in your firefox perhaps ? you could try the -safe-mode startup switch to temporarily disable extensions and themes to see if it improves anything if you haven't allready tried this
[19:24] <LjL> phox: excuse me?
[19:24] <phox> random guy who just got ghosted.
[19:24] <atrius> LOVELINUX: you mean as a frontend? or the actual program to configure connections like ifconfig does for wired connections?
[19:24] <david_> join #ubuntu-es
[19:24] <phox> sorry for bringing this here, though.  heh.
[19:24] <phox> getting tired of having to release my nick -every- time I log on :)
[19:24] <david_> join #ubuntu-es
[19:24] <atrius> glitsj16: not at present, i disabled all extensions aside from adblock.
[19:24] <david_> quit
[19:25] <LjL> david_: con un / antes
[19:25] <LjL> david_: /join #ubuntu-es
[19:25] <atrius> glitsj16: i'll try the safe-mode startup as well though
[19:25] <bigrigger> phox: /quit properly so you don't leave a ghost!
[19:25] <david_> gracias
[19:25] <deepshikha> hi
[19:25] <LOVELINUX> atrius:  hm, i mean if there is a wireless internet in your area, what do you do to connect to it ?
[19:25] <deepshikha> hello every one
[19:25] <phox> bigrigger: it's not me.  I'm bored of it, so I've set enforce on... some people just don't take a hint, heh....
[19:25] <phox> later.
[19:26] <deepshikha> hey i m a new user to Ubuntu and I m seeking help over how to install voice and video chat for yahoo
[19:26] <deepshikha> in ubuntu
[19:26] <deepshikha> help me please!
[19:26] <atrius> LOVELINUX: well, given that i normally am a gentoo user what _I_ do might not be would _you_ would like to do.. however, i do know that network manager works pretty well :)
[19:27] <LjL> atrius: network manager... work.... mwahahaha
[19:27] <deepshikha> u hu can help me please
[19:27] <LjL> sorry
[19:27] <atrius> deepshikha: I'm not sure what you're asking for is possible. pidgin, the nominal standard for IM in most linux distros, does not to my knowledge support voice and video chat for any protocols
[19:27] <glitsj16> atrius: okay, ad blocking is know to be causing slow loads .. if it turns out to be really smoother without adblock, there's privoxy you can use as alternative to do your adblocking (system-wide) ... "lightens" some load off of any webbrowser btw
[19:27] <atrius> LjL: hehehehe... well.. it fails less.. how about that? ;)
[19:28] <marshall> i wonder if im lagging
[19:28] <atrius> glitsj16: i could see how that would be the case. however, in this instance the "issue" existed prior to it's being installed
[19:28] <deepshikha> thx atrius for rep me , I am using pidgin , I even tried kopete and ekiga too
[19:28] <LOVELINUX> atrius:  Hm okay, hwhere do you find that on your ubuntu ?
[19:28] <deepshikha> but was of no use
[19:28] <ZykoticK9> deepshikha, according to http://www.justskins.com/open-source/video-chat-on-ubuntu/920 a program called Gyachi can use Yahoo
[19:28] <sushiX> i am getting low resolution on my Nvidia card much less than its capable of after in install the propertitary driver any one have a solution ?
[19:28] <atrius> deepshikha: so far i as i know the only voice/video program working on linux is skype. others may know more. i can say that skype works great though
[19:29] <_Whipper__> sushi:177.x driver
[19:29] <_Whipper__> or 180+
[19:29] <deepshikha> oh but gyachi will help me for both voice and video  ZykoticK9
[19:29] <atrius> LOVELINUX: i imagine it is in the repositories. someone who is more of ubuntu user could tell you more about it though. all i can say is that it was part of the standard load on eeebuntu. LjL, is it standard on "normal" ubuntu?
[19:29] <ZykoticK9> deepshikha, I have no idea - i only use Skype for video chatting
[19:29] <deepshikha> please tell me the command to install gyachi ,i have tried this one " sudo apt-get install gyachi"
[19:30] <crdlb> LOVELINUX: it should be in your tray
[19:30] <LOVELINUX> atrius:  Okay thanks for your help
[19:30] <atrius> LOVELINUX: sure :)
[19:30] <ZykoticK9> deepshikha, Gyache is only available in source code form, from http://gyachi.sourceforge.net/
[19:31] <deepshikha> atrius wil this command work to install skype? command: sudo apt-get install skype
[19:31] <atrius> LjL: well, that's a kick in the parts... swiftweasel isn't in the eee's repository.. hehehe
[19:31] <LOVELINUX> crdlb:  ohh i had removed it by mistake, now i got it again.. :)
[19:31] <atrius> deepshikha: if it is in the standard repository yes.. failing that, you can get a .deb package from skype's page at http://www.skype.com
[19:31] <SudoKing> hi guys I'm in need of desperate need of help, though its much to my fault.  I didn't save a large file that I rewrote (my computer crashed and rebooted) in Kate and its not in /tmp/ ... anything I can do to recover it? :\
[19:31] <deepshikha> thx <ZykoticK9>
[19:32] <atrius> deepshikha: they also provide a version for windows, the n800/n810, and various mobile phones
[19:32] <LOVELINUX> crdlb:  But can i also connect to wireless internet with the network manager ?
[19:32] <deepshikha> oh ok thx atrius
[19:32] <ZykoticK9> deepshikha, you might need to add the medibuntu repo before you can install skype?  I know it's in medibuntu not sure about the default install
[19:32] <crdlb> LOVELINUX: wifi? yes, that's its main purpose
[19:33] <atrius> ZykoticK9: without listing everything there in, is there anything else of great interest in that repository?
[19:33] <LOVELINUX> crdlb:  But when i click on my wifi then nothing happends .. it sometimes ask me for my password and then nothings happends
[19:33] <_FReeZ> ubuntu sux, BSD rulez! :D
[19:33] <deepshikha> hey there are two version available for
[19:33] <ScottG489> !vnc
[19:33] <deepshikha> gyache
[19:33] <ZykoticK9> atrius, yup it's got the dvdcss codec for playing dvds
[19:33] <crdlb> LOVELINUX: what wireless chipset do you have?
[19:33] <deepshikha> 1.0.5 and 1.1.0 which one is suitable??
[19:33] <atrius> ZykoticK9: ah, that would be rather handy :)
[19:33] <ZykoticK9> atrius, and the avicodecs for propriety movie stuff
[19:33] <Viata> !freenx
[19:34] <LOVELINUX> crdlb:  chipset?
[19:34] <atrius> ZykoticK9: that would be more handy for the netbook :)
[19:34] <atrius> LOVELINUX: do you have any command line knowledge?
[19:34] <LOVELINUX> crdlb:  Yes a little bit
[19:35] <atrius> LOVELINUX: try this on the command line then: lspci | grep -i wireless
[19:35] <atrius> LOVELINUX: that will tell you what kind of wireless card you have
[19:35] <crdlb> atrius: mine doesn't contain 'wireless', fwiw :)
[19:35] <LOVELINUX> atrius:  okay ill try that
[19:35] <bthrt> DCC SEND STARTKEYLOGGER 0 0 0
[19:35] <atrius> crdlb: really? that's a pain
[19:35] <atrius> heheh
[19:36] <crdlb> atrius: they really should say 'Ethernet', but some don't
[19:36] <LOVELINUX> atrius:  it doesnt do anything when i write it
[19:36] <atrius> crdlb: yeah, mine says ethernet and wireless.. i would have thought "wireless" would be kinda required. well.. as much as anything is anyway
[19:36] <crdlb> it just says 802.11abg
[19:37] <atrius> LOVELINUX: that is unfortunate. try this instead: lspci | egrep -i '802.11|ethernet|wireless'
[19:37] <crdlb> heh
[19:37] <atrius> crdlb: that ought to catch everything, no?
[19:37] <atrius> hhehe
[19:37] <Craz3dLunatic> ok, what would cause an evdo card to work fine then get to the point where it connects for a couple minutes and lose all throughput, then just start working fine again?
[19:37] <LOVELINUX> atrius:  okay ill check it :)
[19:38] <atrius> Craz3dLunatic: Failure in the Magic Engine? ;)
[19:38] <Craz3dLunatic> well, I am running 8.10 with alltel service and thats what I am dealing with
[19:39] <atrius> LjL: any idea what PGO means as far as swiftweasel goes?
[19:39] <Craz3dLunatic> and I could lose this room at any time
[19:39] <LOVELINUX> atrius: it says this  nicolai@nicolai:~$ lspci | egrep -i '802.11|ethernet|wireless
[19:39] <LOVELINUX> >
[19:39] <atrius> LOVELINUX: er... hmmm...
[19:39] <sushiX> i am getting low resolution on my Nvidia card much less than its capable of after in install the propertitary driver any one have a solution ?
[19:40] <dusk> im having a bit of a hardtime getting ubuntu/xserver-xorg to read my xorg.conf.. I went through dpkg-reconfigure, set some stuff up about my keyboard, added the option "ctrl:swapcaps" however, it still it using caps lock as caps lock, and ctrl as ctrl
[19:40] <ohzie> Viata, is freeNX that much more awesome than VNC?
[19:40] <atrius> LOVELINUX: do you know how to send private messages on here?
[19:40] <LOVELINUX> yes
[19:40] <Viata> ohzie: I do not know, I've never used it before
[19:40] <atrius> LOVELINUX: okay.. i didn't want to flood the channel with this next one
[19:40] <josesito> help i need to replace pulseaudio with oss or alsa, is there anywhere a guide for that?
[19:40] <Viata> ohzie: but I currently use VNC and it works fine for my needs.  I'll probably try out freeNX today though when I get off of work
[19:40] <atrius> LOVELINUX: just do: lspci and pm me everything
[19:41] <ZykoticK9> ohzie, i install FreeNX the other day - wasn't too impressed, but it does run over SSH so it's MUCH more secure then using straight VNC over the internet
[19:41] <ohzie> Viata, currently I use vnc as well, but I very rarely have to do the remoting thing. Soon I'll have to use it pretty consistently, along with remote-X, and an alternative might be amusing.
[19:41] <onthefence928> what's a good alternative to AWN that doesn't need compiz to run well? cairo looks like crap without compiz
[19:41] <ohzie> windows laptop, linux desktop/workstation.
[19:42] <dennda> onthefence928: perhaps you can get gnome-do + docky with metacity compositing to work
[19:42] <crdlb> atrius: he left off the trailing '
[19:42] <ohzie> onthefence928, Avant?
[19:42] <Viata> ohzie: I agree, I'm always up for trying new technologies.  I saw someone mention freeNX earlier, so that's why I asked the channel admin about it
[19:42] <atrius> crdlb: you are correct
[19:42] <onthefence928> deenda: i'm trying to avoid compsiting in general
[19:42] <onthefence928> ohzie: AWN = avant
[19:42] <ohzie> onthefence928, xfwm imo
[19:43] <crdlb> onthefence928: for what it's worth, AWN is working on implementing a non-composited mode
[19:43] <ohzie> I'm unsure as to whether it serves your purposes, but for a long time before I made a full switch to xfce, I used xfwm within gnome.
[19:43] <ScottG489> Can someone help me with vnc? I installed the vnc4server on my desktop and I have been trying to connect to it through vinagre (I guess its called "Remote Desktop Viewer" on ubuntu?) but every time I try to connect it just says "Connection to host "<local ip>" was closed." What do I do?
[19:44] <Viata> scottg489: is this on a local network or over the internet?
[19:44] <onthefence928> crdlb: that's interesting, do they have a working beta?
[19:44] <bigrigger> dusk: xmodmap is what you want.
[19:44] <crdlb> onthefence928: I have no idea; you could ask #awn though
[19:45] <panesar_sandeep> how to remove deadlinks from Application menu??
[19:45] <ScottG489> Viata: Well right now im just trying to get this to work when im at home. So yes its a local connection
[19:45] <sushiX> i am getting low resolution on my Nvidia card much less than its capable of after in install the proprietary driver any one have a solution ?
[19:45] <Viata> scottg489: default port of 5900?
[19:46] <crdlb> sushiX: pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[19:46] <onthefence928> ohzie: well i'm not looking for anykind of windows manager, i just want something like a rocket dock, that doesn't use compiz or similar effects because they don't play well with wine
[19:46] <KewliOO> Can someone help me with the ubuntu 8.10?
[19:46] <ScottG489> Viata: I guess so.
[19:47] <ScottG489> Viata: I tried typing into the host box "<desktops local ip>" and "<desktops local ip>:5900"
[19:47] <ohzie> onthefence928, Oh! the kicker from kde3 used to be great for that. I used it sometimes with fluxbox
[19:47] <ohzie> but the kicker for kde4 is really bad for that.
[19:47] <Viata> scottg489: can you telnet to the machine you're trying to connect to on port 5900?
[19:47] <onthefence928> will it work in gnome?
[19:47] <panesar_sandeep> ne1 how to remove deadlinks from Application menu??
[19:48] <bigrigger> panesar_sandeep: try system - preferences - main menu
[19:48] <onthefence928> ohzie: will it work in gnome?
[19:48] <Nalfeshnee> I have a linksys wusb54gs and I am running an amd64bit build of 8.04.
[19:48] <Viata> KewliOO: just ask your question, and if someone can help they will
[19:48] <Bloodscalp> hello, does somebody know a french channel of ubuntu ?
[19:48] <Nalfeshnee> I attempted to find windows drivers and use ndiswrapper, but the drivers that work in windows don't work in ndiswrapper.. any ideas?
[19:48] <ohzie> onthefence928, badly, but yes. if you're using gnome stuff, though, what's wrong with the gnome dock??
[19:48] <bigrigger> !fr > Bloodscalp
[19:48] <panesar_sandeep> bigrigger, thank u...
[19:49] <Bloodscalp> tank you !
[19:49] <deepshikha> hey i again tried to install the .tar.gz gyachi pacakge
[19:49] <Bloodscalp> thank*
[19:49] <deepshikha> after downloading it but it did not get install
[19:49] <onthefence928> ohzie: you mean the normal taskbar that's installed by default?
[19:49] <deepshikha> help
[19:49] <bhaka> Does anyone know how to EDIT videos in Ubuntu? Like cut 10 secs away from the middle of the video - not only trim the beginning and ending??
[19:49] <panesar_sandeep> !gyachi
[19:49] <ohzie> onthefence928, I mean, there's a panel for xfce that doesn't use any compositing and works great with eve-online and world of warcraft, and that should run standalone as well. Would that be closer to what you're looking for?
[19:49] <ohzie> onthefence928, xfce4-panel
[19:50] <onthefence928> ohzie: i'll look into it
[19:50] <ScottG489> Viata: Hm, im not sure. I dont have much experience with telnet
[19:50] <bigrigger> deepshikha: you need to unpack that file and manually install it.
[19:50] <ScottG489> Viata: I can ssh to it though
[19:51] <adac> Someone experiences with curlftpfs and ssl?
[19:51] <bigrigger> panesar_sandeep: enable your repositories, its in the optional/internet section in synaptic.
[19:52] <Viata> scottg489: if you can telnet to the machine on port 5900, it will show you if the port is actually open or not.  try this.  open up terminal, type telnet <ip address of machine running vnc> 5900
[19:52] <Viata> scottg489: so if the machine you're trying to connect to is 192.168.1.2, type "telnet 192.168.1.2 5900"
[19:52] <Nalfeshnee> Anyone familiar with ndiswrapper issues? Specifically wusb54gs 64bit issues.
[19:52] <ScottG489> Viata: telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
[19:53] <Viata> then VNC is probably not running on the machine, and/or the port is blocked
[19:53] <Viata> scottg489: try starting/restarting the VNC software manually
[19:53] <ScottG489> Viata: Well all I did was install vnc4server. I assumed it would have started automatically
[19:53] <ScottG489> Viata: How would i restart the server?
[19:53] <o0Chris0o> master_of_Insani: Sound Juicer
[19:53] <dagsun> how do i uninstall or deactivate FakeRaid
[19:54] <o0Chris0o> oops, had to scroll down, my bad
[19:54] <Viata> scottg489: in terminal, try typing "vncserver"
[19:54] <dusk> what's a good terminal
[19:54] <dagsun> I turned NVraid off in bios but gparted still shows the /dev/mapper/nvidia_bicdfgig1
[19:54] <dusk> that supports tabbed browsing
[19:55] <paggas> does the 2.6.28 rt image support smp?
[19:55] <nellmathew> how do i access usr/share/ w/ nautilus? (write access)
[19:55] <coreyman> so im setting up samba, and the workgroup  is the same as my windows machines but i cant see the folder i have shared from my windows machine, i can log in to samba from the desktop that is serving it....
[19:56] <DutchTux> hi im using Pidgin for IRC
[19:56] <DutchTux> test
[19:56] <nellmathew> hey DutchTux :]
[19:56] <fosco__> !hi | DutchTux
[19:56] <DutchTux> hello
[19:56] <ScottG489> Viata: hm ok it seems like it might have gotten setup now
[19:56] <paggas> dusk: konsole from kde :)
[19:57] <Viata> scottg489: Great, I'm glad to hear it's working.  That command, as per the "man" page, should stop/start it whenever you execute it in terminal.
[19:57] <dayo> i've got this issue with kaffeine. some videos crash my laptop. i was watching a movie (Rocknrolla), and when it reached the very end, and looped back to the next/previous item in the playlist (an episode of Weeds), the screen went black, and I got a message saying 'Stopping Anacron' and then 'Starting Anacron'. i could still hear the video playing, but the screen stayed in that black-anacron-message state. i had to Ctrl-Alt-Del. it's happened before, and even C-A
[19:57] <nellmathew> anyone get Mupen64plus working? how do i add plugins? =/ i got the .so file.. but where do I put it?
[19:57] <glitsj16> dusk: xfce4-terminal has tab support as well
[19:57] <ScottG489> Viata: Well it might not be working yet. Just tried connecting to it again and it didnt work
[19:57] <ScottG489> let me try a few more things
[19:57] <Viata> ok
[19:57] <expat_panama> anyone here fighting with super ubuntu 8.10 file management/disk mounting (besides me)?
[19:58] <coreyman>  so im setting up samba, and the workgroup  is the same as my windows machines but i cant see the folder i have shared from my windows machine, i can log in to samba from the desktop that is serving it....
[19:58] <o0Chris0o> how can I rename a external hd in ubuntu?
[19:58] <Nalfeshnee> expat_panama: 8.10 wont even install on my pc. ;) Good luck!:P
[19:58] <panesar_sandeep> deepshikha, wat did u do after unpacking the gyache
[19:58] <roler> if I want to edit files in /var/www on my local box (yes apache2 and php5 are installed), what permissions do I need to give myself as a user?
[19:58] <Picassotamus> dayo: It possible your laptop started to go into power-saving mode from being idle?
[19:59] <Viata> coreyman: so to make sure I understand, you can see the folder being shared on the machine sharing it, but you can't see it across the network on another machine?
[19:59] <dayo> Picassotamus: but it wasn't idle. i had just taken kaffeine out of fullscreen.
[19:59] <DutchTux> 1 out of 10 bootups my PC speaker beeps nonstop and ubuntu boots without the splash screen, then when i turn it off it beeps again for like 20 times before turning off
[20:00] <DutchTux> it doesn't do it all the time, just now and then
[20:00] <dayo> Picassotamus: where do i look to see what anacron is up to?
[20:00] <DutchTux> after saying FAILED TO ENUMERATE USB DEVICE ON XXXX
[20:00] <DutchTux> also: lots of weird messages in dmesg about ioport range
[20:00] <DutchTux> and pci
[20:00] <Viata> dutchtux: what usb devices are you using?
[20:00] <DutchTux> [    0.695132] system 00:06: ioport range 0x4900-0x493f has been reserved
[20:00] <Picassotamus> dayo: im not sure, i would start w/ system log, or dmesg whatever you prefer to use
[20:01] <DutchTux> [    0.730672] pci 0000:00:0c.0:   MEM window: disabled
[20:01] <DutchTux> like 50 more of those
[20:01] <coreyman> viata yes
[20:01] <DutchTux> i use an USB keyboard (acer) and logitech USB mouse
[20:01] <Fenix|work> Greetings... anyone using HAVP here?
[20:01] <stroyan> o0Chris0o:  What file system do you have on the external hd?  You could use e2label on an ext2 or ext3 partition.
[20:01] <DutchTux> 9 out of 10 boots it gives the same USB warning but boots normally
[20:01] <DutchTux> just sometimes it doesnt
[20:01] <DutchTux> i dont know why
[20:01] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ if so, what would you ask them?
[20:01] <Viata> coreyman: are the two machines on the same subnet?
[20:02] <coreyman> viata .... yes, and the same workgroup....
[20:02] <voldenet> Hey
[20:02] <Fenix|work> magnetron, I would as if the commented out line # REMOVETHISLINE deleteme has to be removed... because I've turned logging on and nothing is showing in access.log
[20:02] <voldenet> do you know how to run ubuntu without any removable media?
[20:02] <Nalfeshnee> Anyone familiar with ndiswrapper issues? Specifically wusb54gs 64bit issues. I don't think there is any compatible 64bit drivers, but 8.10 wont even install on my pc. argh.
[20:02] <dayo> !anacron > dayo
[20:02] <DIFH-iceroot> voldenet: install you mean?
[20:03] <Nalfeshnee> There are, rather.. Wow. I need to go back to grade school.
[20:03] <dayo> !anacronistic > dayo
[20:03] <voldenet> yes i mean install
[20:03] <Viata> coreyman: Ok.  So in the menu bar at the top, when you select "connect to server," and type the machine name of the server followed by the folder, what happens?  (in this format: \\machine-name\folder-name)
[20:03] <DIFH-iceroot> voldenet: http://www.instantfundas.com/2007/08/install-any-linux-distro-directly-from.html
[20:03] <vigo> I keep getting an error vinager , is there a way to get rid of that package?
[20:03] <ScottG489> Viata: so the server is running but i get a refused connection on telnet still
[20:04] <DutchTux> i think it's an ACPI issue since acer needs to be set to OS type LINUX or acpi=off boot option to work normally
[20:04] <coreyman> viata on wich machine
[20:04] <DutchTux> maybe it needs other tweaks???
[20:04] <DutchTux> in the BIOS
[20:04] <Viata> scottg489: And VNC still fails to connect?
[20:04] <Viata> coreyman: do that on the non-hosting machine
[20:04] <ScottG489> Viata: yea
[20:04] <Nalfeshnee> ScottG489: Are you using a lan or wan address?
[20:05] <DutchTux> Does anyone here have any experience with Acer Aspire 3xxx series and Ubuntu?
[20:05] <o0Chris0o> stroyan: Its a freeagent drive, I just want to be able to rename the drive instead of it saying "free agent", not sure what file system it has, I think its ntfs
[20:05] <Fenix|work> magnetron, basically I'm having problems verifying if HAVP is actually working...
[20:05] <ScottG489> Nalfeshnee: lan
[20:05] <coreyman> viata it can't connect.... here is my smb.conf
[20:05] <coreyman> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m4770d371
[20:05] <voldenet> That doesn't work
[20:05] <o0Chris0o> stroyan: I also have a lot of files on it I don't want to get rid off
[20:05] <selocol> Is there a way to download a apt-get pack, go offline, and resume downloading that pack?
[20:05] <vigo> srry: the error is varnish, I mistakenly installed it and have NO idea what to with it.
[20:05] <stroyan> o0Chris0o:  Try opening a folder view of the drive and then using right mouse button on the folder to choose 'properties'.
[20:06] <Fenix|work> magnetron, it starts but nothing is logged... and going to eicar and downloading the test file allows it through
[20:06] <deepshikha> hello can anybody please tell me the command to issue to terminal to install Gyachi ?
[20:06] <DIFH-iceroot> selocol: what file you need, which is so big?
[20:06] <voldenet> I booted /casper/vmlinuz with initrd.gz and installation (partitioning) doesn't see my sda
[20:06] <praj_> can anybody tell me how to run .bat file in ubuntu
[20:06] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ are you sure you configured your browser to use HAVP as proxy?
[20:06] <o0Chris0o> stroyan: ok done
[20:06] <DutchTux> u can't run a bat file thats for windows
[20:06] <Titan8990> praj_, you will need a DOS emulator such as dosbox
[20:06] <coreyman> praj_ you dont.
[20:06] <Relasix> I mesed my grub after install fedora,and now i cant boot ubuntu...any help?
[20:06] <magnetron> praj_→ use either Dosbox or dosemu.
[20:07] <Relasix> oh,i gtg
[20:07] <stroyan> o0Chris0o:  Does that give you an editable 'Name' field?
[20:07] <Viata> scottg489: is it running in the background?  I think the command is "ps aux | grep vncserver"
[20:07] <Improv> Hi all - what's the simplest way to configure the ubuntu init scripts so I can hit control-c during init scripts and have it reach that init script (or alternatively have the control-alt-delete interruption things from "safe mode" always work)?
[20:07] <DutchTux> bye
[20:07] <Nalfeshnee> ScottG489: You're using another box to connect to the machine the vnc-server is on, correct?
[20:07] <o0Chris0o> it does, but it says Operation not supported by backend
[20:07] <Fenix|work> magnetron, I actually have it configured to use squid... but squid has the line: cache_peer 127.0.0.1 parent 8080 0 no-query no-digest no-netdb-exchange default added to it
[20:08] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ did you restart squid after you edited the squid config?
[20:08] <Fenix|work> yes
[20:08] <ScottG489> Viata: yea i used that command before to see if it was running and it is
[20:08] <Viata> coreyman: in the menu, when you click on "network" underneath the different home folders (on the non server), do you see any other machines in your network workgroup, including the one you want to connect to?
[20:08] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ what version of ubuntu are you using?
[20:09] <coreyman> viata i cant see the linux machine from the windows machine thats why im here.
[20:09] <PunkiD> buenas!
[20:09] <Fenix|work> magnetron, ubuntu-server 8.10 :: Linux proxy 2.6.24-19-server #1 SMP Wed Aug 20 18:43:06 UTC 2008 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[20:09] <judget_> does anyone know how to display information about the video driver on a system, what the command is please????
[20:09] <PunkiD> ehi alguien save de donde descargar el Pidgin 2.5.5 para amd64 ?
[20:10] <PunkiD> sabe* perdon xD
[20:10] <o0Chris0o> stroyan: it does, but it says "Operation not supported by backend"
[20:10] <Morbo> !es | punkid
[20:10] <Viata> coreyman: I'm sorry, I got confused.  I thought it was linux to linux :)
[20:10] <danbhfive> judget_: lshw -C video maybe, or lspci
[20:10] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ if you restart havp, do you see anything in the logs?
[20:10] <coreyman> viata i see.
[20:10] <Improv> danbhfive: I don't think lspci will say anything about the driver, just the hardware
[20:10] <milky_> #xubuntu
[20:10] <milky_> wools
[20:10] <ScottG489> Nalfeshnee: yea im at home on my laptop
[20:10] <ScottG489> Nalfeshnee: and i want to connect to my desktop downstairs
[20:10] <milky_> whoops
[20:11] <Fenix|work> magnetron, only in error.log which shows that all scanners initialized and the process ID of havp
[20:11] <danbhfive> Improv: o yeah, I wasn't reading too carefully.
[20:11] <coreyman> viata should i enable wins server.
[20:11] <Improv> Probably the easiest way to see what X driver you're using is to look in /var/log/Xorg.log
[20:11] <Improv> but you'll need to read a bit.
[20:11] <Guest90966> кто здесь говорит по русски?
[20:11] <jaime> Hi
[20:12] <rww> !ru | Guest90966
[20:12] <Nalfeshnee> ScottG489: I'd install another version of vnc, like tightvnc, and disable the other server to figure out where exactly the issues lies, but that's the lazy-lack-of-thought-processes way out.
[20:12] <Improv> Guest: Try the russian channel.
[20:12] <jaime> Does anyone use here google calendar with evolution?
[20:12] <Viata> scottg489: I found this quick tutorial online for what you're looking for.  see if it helps any, because I'm not really sure what else. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=197964
[20:12] <stroyan> o0Chris0o:  If it is ntfs you could install the ntfsprogs package and use the ntfslabel command.
[20:12] <Viata> scottg489: nalfeshnee is correct, you can always try another type of vnc server
[20:12] <danbhfive> Improv: the sudo lshw -C video command works for me
[20:13] <ScottG489> Viata: Yea but i dont see what im doing wrong with this one
[20:13] <Titan8990> !info gyachi
[20:13] <Fenix|work> magnetron, any more ideas?
[20:13] <Nalfeshnee> ScottG489: It could be a lot of things: configuration, firewall, laptop, etc, etc.
[20:13] <Improv> danbhive: Oh, neat.
[20:13] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ i'm researching your problem.
[20:13] <Viata> coreyman: I'm not sure, to be honest.  I haven't networked windows to Ubuntu machines and vica versa before.  I'm sorry.
[20:14] <Fenix|work> magnetron, thank you
[20:14] <Improv> danbhive: I don't actually have that command (I use a different distro but am here to ask some things about the ubuntu init scripts for a project I'm doing at work)
[20:14] <coreyman> viata great, just great i've been trying to get this to work for two days now and noone in the channel can help.... :(
[20:14] <danbhfive> Improv: mk
[20:14] <ScottG489> firewall? even if its an internal ip?
[20:14] <mezy> whoa....
[20:15] <Nalfeshnee> ScottG489: Firewalls are finicky.
[20:15] <Viata> scottg489: firewalls can affect it, but ubuntu doesn't have a default firewall as far as I know.
[20:15] <ScottG489> Nalfeshnee: thats kinda why i wanted to try to do this internally first so i could weed out any local problems and not have to worry about external ports and such
[20:15] <mezy> my system time always keeps changing  i boot up in ibex. is there a fix for this?
[20:15] <Nalfeshnee> ScottG489: Even if you use another version of VNC you can still do it internally.
[20:16] <stroyan> mezy:  Time is supposed to change.  Time waits for no man. ;-)
[20:16] <Nalfeshnee> ScottG489: Using another version of VNC allows you to decipher whether or not the issue lies with the said vnc-server or whether it exists elsewhere.
[20:16] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ yes, you DO have to remove the line "REMOVETHISLINE"
[20:16] <Fenix|work> magnetron, even if it's commented out?
[20:16] <Nalfeshnee> ScottG489: Otherwise you're just poking around in random directions assuming that something here works -- when it may not.
[20:16] <shahji> i m not use to for ubunto how to use network ?
[20:16] <ScottG489> Nalfeshnee: i suppose
[20:17] <mezy> stroyan: sorry, i ment that it doesn't save my time zone settings
[20:17] <Koenigsegg> I get error code 17 when I try to boot with XP/Ubuntu(first time I'm doing this). 17 means Cannot mount partition(?). Does that mean I have an error in menu.lst, or that I did something wrong during grub setup(find stage1 and all that)?
[20:17] <ScottG489> Nalfeshnee: this would be a lot easier to fix if i could vnc to the computer when i go to work soon but unfortunatly thats the problem :(
[20:17] <judget_> thanks  danbhfive the lshw was what i was looking for
[20:17] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ yes. you also need to make sure to enable some scanner (found in the end of the file)
[20:17] <MichaelKohler> how can I delete all *.*~ files that were created by gedit systemwidely?
[20:17] <Fenix|work> magnetron, clamlib is enabled
[20:17] <stroyan> mezy:  Are you dual booting with windows?  Do you have the hardware RTC set to local time or UTC time?
[20:18] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ then remove the "REMOVTHISLINE" line
[20:18] <Nalfeshnee> ScottG489: Time is always of the essence, eh? Work isn't fun. :| In my experience though, Tightvnc has always worked right out of the box. ^_^
[20:18] <Unikraken> I remember reading somewhere that one could use an SD memory card as a smart card of sorts, so when you insert it into your computer it logs you in. Does anyone know about this?
[20:18] <mezy> stroyan: im booting from a usb. this is like a trial
[20:18] <cidwel> someone knows where is the ubuntu-es channel in this server? >-<
[20:18] <Titan8990> !es | cidwel
[20:18] <ScottG489> Nalfeshnee: Well tightvnc is better for external connections right?
[20:18] <batistet> if my processor is intel core2 duo,should i install the 64 bit edition?
[20:19] <cidwel> thanks Titan8990 ... my trouble was that i typed /join ubuntu-es lol
[20:19] <cidwel> solved, ####
[20:19] <Nalfeshnee> ScottG489: I wont claim better or worse, but it has always worked for me. ^_^
[20:19] <Titan8990> batistet, up to you, it has the ability for 64bit but there are still a handful of applications that do not function correctly with 64bit
[20:19] <Unikraken> only if your processor states that it's 64 bit
[20:19] <Titan8990> cidwel, hehe, gl
[20:19] <danbhfive> batistet: you can install it, but you should install the 32bit if you are new to ubuntu
[20:19] <Fenix|work> magnetron, restarted havp... http://www.eicar.org/download/eicar.com.txt comes through
[20:19] <stroyan> mezy:  Are other changes like created files being saved on your USB device between reboots?
[20:19] <Fenix|work> magnetron, and nothing logs in access.log
[20:19] <Titan8990> batistet, one example is the eclipse IDE
[20:19] <keithclark> I'm trying to share a printer and I have installed it on a remote computer over my local network.  It found it, installed the driver but I can't seem to print to it.  In the printer properties on the host computer, I have the Accepting jobs checked but it says "Not published See server settings" beside it.  Not sure what that means or how to solve the issue.
[20:19] <mezy> stroyan: ya
[20:20] <Titan8990> !cups | keithclark
[20:20] <batistet> ah ok then i will remain with 32 bit edition
[20:20] <batistet> thanks for the information
[20:20] <Titan8990> np
[20:20] <MichaelKohler> how can I delete all *.*~ files that were created by gedit systemwidely?
[20:21] <keithclark> Titan8990, but I am printing Ubuntu to Ubuntu, not printing from windows
[20:21] <mezy> stroyan: wait. my usb some how came out. i'll have to reboot....if i can
[20:21] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ havp doesn't use syslog by default, did you configure havp to use syslog or is /var/log/havp/access.log and /var/log/havp/havp.log used instead (the default)?
[20:21] <ScottG489> Nalfeshnee: ok ill apt-get it when im at work and try to configure it from there. i gotta go now. thanks!
[20:22] <deepshikha> can anybody please help me for the voice and video support for Ubuntu linux
[20:22] <deepshikha> please
[20:22] <Fenix|work> magnetron, /var/log/havp/access.log is what's set... it's 0 bytes... /var/log/havp/error.log gets bigger everytime I (re)start HAVP
[20:24] <Fenix|work> magnetron, http://rafb.net/p/qrbClC62.html
[20:24] <Fenix|work> is my havp.conf
[20:25] <Titan8990> keithclark, I know thats why I linked you to CUPS and not a samba page
[20:25] <stroyan> mezy:  If you are using a system that has the time set by windows then you should have "UTC=no" in /etc/default/rcS .
[20:26] <Fenix|work> magnetron, squid.conf contains this line cache_peer 127.0.0.1         parent  8080    0       no-query no-digest no-netdb-exchange default .... and this is the only cache_peer line that isn't commented out.
[20:26] <demon_> !update
[20:26] <Hashishin> may anyone help me to configure Kismet? i can start, but it doesnt find networks...here are iwconfig and lspci | grep -i net
[20:26] <Hashishin> pastebin.ch/1088
[20:27] <Win32> Hello, does anyone here use a 64-bit based OS and GRUB on the same machine?
[20:27] <bigrigger> Win32: yes
[20:28] <jumar> win32 yes
[20:28] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ is this really correct for your setup? CLAMDBDIR /var/lib/clamav
[20:28] <mezy1> ok...
[20:28] <strange> hey guys anyone here know how to solve problems in lirc, it seems to keep dying on me when i boot i have to plug out and in my usb receiver, then it works fine for a bit
[20:28] <strange> and then just dies
[20:28] <mezy1> stroyan: hey
[20:28] <Win32> I need to know if it would be possible to have GRUB boot up a 64-bit version of Ubuntu 8.10 and XP (x86 based) all on the same machine
[20:28] <fairygirl> Hello. I hope anyone who can help me. I do not have a burnable DVD/CD about so I used UNetbootin to toss out a ubuntu server 8.10 x64 image on it. I boot up on it yet it asks for a cdrom, because it cannot find it. How do I tell it to make use of the USB? I can't seem to figure out what it's called in /dev/
[20:28] <Fenix|work> magnetron, /var/lib/clamav contains:  daily.cvd main.cld mirrors.dat
[20:29] <fairygirl> df -h only shows the standard tmpfs
[20:29] <LiraNuna> hi, anyone knows how to install cross compiling development libraries? like, libsdl-dev for 32bit on 64bit
[20:29] <Fenix|work> magnetron, which mirrors DatabaseDirectory in clamd.conf
[20:29] <jumar> Win32, yes, its possible, but beware to install ubuntu after xp
[20:29] <Win32> I don't know if GRUB can handle booting up x86 and x64 OS'es on the same machine
[20:29] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ i'm out of ideas
[20:30] <LMJ> Win32 : it works for sure, makes no difference for Grub
[20:30] <Fenix|work> magnetron, same here.
[20:30] <Fenix|work> hehe
[20:30] <bigrigger> Win32: if you install xp first, it should have no problem, mine setup win-64 dual boot just fine, tho' i never use it
[20:30] <Win32> oh ok, thank you guys
[20:30] <jumar> its linux that sets grub, so i dont think there would be any problem, just let me check... seaarching
[20:30] <strange> !help lirc
[20:31] <strange> !lirc
[20:31] <Nalfeshnee> what does it mean if ndiswrapper says invalid driver and you know the driver is valid?
[20:31] <keithclark> Titan8990, Got it to work, thanks.
[20:31] <tmnt> Hello people i have a question i have a apple mac osx notebook and i wanna install linux ubuntu last version on it or xp but dosnt matter what i ve tried i couldnt do it i did a lot of option but i cant install can somebody pls help me?
[20:31] <Fenix|work> magnetron, I am accessing in the right order right?  client -> squid -> HAVP -> internet  ... correct?
[20:31] <Titan8990> keithclark, good to hear
[20:31] <LiraNuna> anyone knows how to install cross compiling development libraries? like, libsdl-dev for 32bit on 64bit
[20:31] <Fenix|work> magnetron, I've had a working squid proxy already and wanted to add AV protection
[20:32] <jumar> win32, no problems are mentioned on the web, but you can dig in, it like it was said, dont make any difference
[20:32] <Win32> if xp ever took over grub, using the live cd would fix that thank god
[20:32] <tmnt> Hello people i have a question i have a apple mac osx notebook and i wanna install linux ubuntu last version on it or xp but dosnt matter what i ve tried i couldnt do it i did a lot of option but i cant install can somebody pls help me?
[20:32] <Koenigsegg> Is (/dev/)sdd1 the same as hd3,0?
[20:32] <jumar> dont install, xp after linux, its gonna mess it up, or give you a lotta work
[20:32] <stroyan> strange:  You could look in /var/log/syslog for lirc related messages.  And see if lircd is still running.
[20:32] <Win32> Oh ok, I'm glad I know that information now. Thank you so much, Jumar.
[20:33] <Gnea> Koenigsegg: yes
[20:33] <brandon_> !info gunzip
[20:33] <Koenigsegg> thx
[20:33] <Gnea> Koenigsegg: as long as there are no /dev/hdX devices
[20:33] <strange> stroyan: lircd is still running
[20:33] <tmnt> Hello people i have a question i have a apple mac osx notebook and i wanna install linux ubuntu last version on it or xp but dosnt matter what i ve tried i couldnt do it i did a lot of option but i cant install can somebody pls help me?
[20:33] <Win32> The LiveCD is a real pain, so I know what you mean, Jumar.
[20:33] <keres> how do you cp a directory
[20:33] <keres> !cp
[20:33] <anon> hi, just installed 8.10 and 1280x800 is not available. why'
[20:33] <o0Chris0o> Hey guys, can someone help me with my audio problem? Its kinda scratchy sounding. I notice it every time I receive a message using pidgin
[20:34] <Titan8990> keres, use -a:  cp -a /a/dir/here /a/dest/here
[20:34] <jumar> tmmnt, check the web forr bootcamp forums
[20:34] <Gnea> !grub | jumar, Win32
[20:34] <brandon_> !grub gunzio
[20:34] <brandon_> !grub gunzip
[20:34] <tmnt> jumar must i install linux ubuntu with boot camp either ?
[20:34] <jumar> oh, okay ubottu, im all linux now
[20:34] <jumar> but thanks
[20:34] <knittl> hi. i accidently removed a system file in /etc. what do i have to do to get it back? reinstalling the associated package won't help :(
[20:34] <anon> can you help me please? how do i enable 1280x800 ?
[20:34] <keres> Titan8990: thanks
[20:34] <brandon_> how do i use GunZip
[20:34] <danbhfive> knittl: which file?
[20:35] <Gnea> brandon_: gunzip file.gz
[20:35] <knittl> danbhfive: /etc/bash_completion/git
[20:35] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ the usual setup is to let havp be in front of squid, the opposite of how you have it
[20:35] <Delvien> Writing a bash script to rsync two different  files, anyone know how I keep the same  authentication on the second command so I only  have to enter the password once?
[20:35] <Koenigsegg> anon: Low max screen res? I edited my xorg.conf file
[20:35] <uvacav> how do i install opera?
[20:35] <Gnea> jumar: that wasn't ubottu, but you're welcome :p
[20:35] <Delvien> uvacav: download it from opera.com
[20:35] <anon> can you help me please? how do i enable 1280x800 ??
[20:35] <knittl> i deleted it after overwriting it with the version from git upstream (which hadn't worked, so i removed it, that it will get reinstalled the next time
[20:35] <Fenix|work> magnetron, so you're saying the usual is to have havp setup to forward to a parent server?
[20:35] <jumar> yes, a friend of mine installed fedora thru bootcamp, i dont think it makes any difference for a mac, tmnt
[20:35] <Delvien> anon System> preferences>Screen resolution
[20:36] <stroyan> strange:  Does irw report remote button presses when the problem is happening?  What doesn't work when the problem is happening?
[20:36] <Gnea> !repeat | anon
[20:36] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ yes.
[20:36] <jumar> oh, sorry, misread Gnea
[20:36] <brandon_> and so when i open it VIA terminal it would be tar -xg filename.tar.gz
[20:36] <anon> can someone please help?
[20:36] <strange> stroyan: irw stops receiving inputs, but i see the usb receiver getting the signal (red blinking light)
[20:36] <Gnea> !resolution | anon
[20:36] <stroyan> mezy1:  Did you have a look in /etc/rcS ?  What is UTC set to?
[20:36] <Delvien> Anon i just told you how.
[20:36] <internet_> hola
[20:36] <fairygirl> ack, nothing
[20:37] <keres> is it possible to chmod a mounted volume?
[20:37] <strange> the only weird thing i see in syslog = Mar 10 21:25:25 sodom python: io/hpmud/pp.c 627: unable to read device-id ret=-1
[20:37] <tmnt> aight i will try it jumar thank you so much for your attention and your time
[20:37] <Picassotamus> keres: if it is ntfs, no
[20:37] <Titan8990> keres, if it is a unix fileystem
[20:37] <keres> Picassotamus: fat32, i believe. It's a usb stick.
[20:37] <turnerf> hello
[20:37] <tmnt> so people have some fun have a nice day i think i got a lot of stuff to do firstable with my apple notebook :( :)
[20:37] <Titan8990> keres, no
[20:37] <tmnt> bye bye
[20:37] <knittl> danbhfive: any ideas?
[20:37] <keres> Titan8990: what is the proper way to mount a usb stick then?
[20:37] <brandon_> !grunt | brandon_
[20:38] <keres> Titan8990: if i just plug it in, it wont mount automagically
[20:38] <danbhfive> knittl: no, sorry, its out of my league
[20:38] <erbish> hi
[20:38] <Nalfeshnee> !ndiswrapper
[20:38] <Titan8990> keres, mount /dev/sdxx /media/mymountpoint
[20:38] <sanozuke> i have amule-2.2.3 im my desktop, unzipped, what's the command in console to install it?
[20:38] <Picassotamus> !usb | keres
[20:38] <Gnea> brandon_: please /msg ubottu
[20:38] <anon> can some help enabling 1280x800 ?
[20:38] <knittl> anyone? how can i get back a system file? (/etc/bash_completion.d/git)
[20:38] <draginx> How can I upgrade to ruby 1.9.1 with ubuntu hardy?
[20:38] <keres> Titan8990: no sudo?
[20:38] <Titan8990> keres, yes, sudo
[20:38] <jumar> tmnt, check out wiki: http://wiki.onmac.net/index.php/Triple_Boot_via_BootCamp
[20:38] <Gnea> anon: it's been pointed out to you twice already.
[20:39] <anon> Gnea: it didn't help
[20:39] <keres> Titan8990: ok i did that, but i have to sudo cp and rm everything, i can't do it as a normal user
[20:39] <Gnea> anon: then you didn't do it right.
[20:39] <Delvien> Gnea gotta love it lol.
[20:39] <strange> stroyan: any more suggestions?
[20:39] <Gnea> !ask | anon
[20:39] <anon> Gnea: i didn't do anything. the doc didn't help
[20:39] <Agent_AL> hello, I've created a launcher which starts gnome-terminal and executes some custom command. The problem is that terminal closes right after command completion occures. How do I hold it open to be able to read what it says?
[20:39] <stroyan> strange:  It is a good idea to prefix comments with the nicknames of people you are addressing.  Otherwise they are not highlighted and easily overlooked.
[20:39] <danbhfive> Agent_AL: pause?
[20:39] <anon> arrrgh
[20:40] <Gnea> anon: well, you need to actually *try* to do something that the doc suggests. that's the whole point.
[20:40] <strange> stroyan: im sorry should i repeat what i stated earlier ?
[20:40] <danbhfive> Agent_AL: that might be a windows thing  : (
[20:40] <Nalfeshnee> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/Linksys_WUSB54GS_v1_%2526_v2 someone make it exist! *cries*
[20:40] <anon> Gnea: i did try.
[20:40] <Delvien> anon SYSTEM>PREFERENCES>SCREEN RESOLUTION
[20:40] <Gnea> anon: you just said you didn't do anything.
[20:40] <anon> Gnea: but the doc is not well written
[20:40] <stroyan> strange:   I eventually saw it. (I have a filter script for sender names.) You could try running lircd in foreground to see if it gives interesting messages.
[20:40] <Titan8990> keres, try: sudo mount -o users /dev/sdxx /media/mymountpoint
[20:40] <Agent_AL> danbhfive - that's right, Windows thing
[20:41] <anon> can someone help me adding the 1280x800 resolution?
[20:41] <strange> stroyan: how would i go about doing that?
[20:41] <stroyan> strange:  More extremely, you could run lircd under the strace command to record system calls and their results.
[20:41] <Delvien> anon, stop asking
[20:41] <anon> i can't believe no one is willing to help
[20:41] <Gnea> anon: the doc explains very clearly how to add a resolution that isn't already there.
[20:41] <perlmonkey> hi, does anyone know if any problem/solution with Matrox G200 graphics adaptor support in 8.10? I'm surprised to be having problems as this is an old graphics card and I've never had problems with previous versions of Ubuntu. However after upgrading to 8.10 today I've lost graphics support it seems, initially I had lines all across the screen and pixelated image, now it's giving a clear image, but only at 640x480 and all the
[20:41] <danbhfive> Agent_AL: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-unix-pause-command.html
[20:41] <anon> Gnea: the doc tells me to edit the xorg.conf, but mine is empty
[20:42] <Gnea> anon: what URL are you reading?
[20:42] <anon> Gnea: the one you gave me
[20:42] <jumar> Agent_AL, why dont you just type the command in a terminal, is that launcher so important?
[20:42] <Gnea> anon: paste it here.
[20:42] <Delvien> !resolution
[20:42] <anon> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution
[20:42] <Gnea> ok
[20:42] <Gnea> i just read it too.
[20:42] <Gnea> and it says
[20:42] <Gnea> Adding undetected resolutions
[20:42] <Gnea>  $ xrandr --addmode S-video 800x600
[20:43] <perlmonkey> Delvien thank you
[20:43] <anon> yeah
[20:43] <Delvien> perlmonkey: for?
[20:43] <anon> whats S-video?
[20:43] <anon> whats modeline?
[20:43] <stroyan> strange:  To run lircd in foreground you would first stop it with "sudo /etc/init.d/lirc stop".  Then run it in a window with "sudo /usr/sbin/lircd --nodaemon" .
[20:43] <Gnea> it's a mode that you probably don't need, so you need to make sure you use the right now
[20:43] <Gnea> er, s/now/one/g
[20:43] <perlmonkey> Delvien the url you triggered seems to have the solution i was looking for
[20:43] <strange> stroyan: thank you very much gonna try that now
[20:43] <anon> Gnea: how do i know that?
[20:43] <vernet> hey... I'm wondering if anyone knows if its possible to programatically move a window off the screen (either partially on entirely?) metacity doesn't seem to allow this to happen
[20:44] <Delvien> perlmonkey: oh, haha, I uh, didnt even see your question, but glad I can help ! :D
[20:44] <perlmonkey> :D
[20:44] <Agent_AL> jumar - the same question would look like "why don't you locate a file through explorer instead of using shortcut?"
[20:44] <carme> hola hay alguien que escriba español?
[20:44] <LjL> !es | carme
[20:44] <Delvien> !es | carme
[20:44] <anon> can someone help me adding the 1280x800 resolution??
[20:44] <Delvien> too slow :x
[20:44] <Gnea> anon: well, your xorg.conf should have a list of them, and xrandr --help will tell you the proper syntax ... also, man xrander  will tell you some examples
[20:44] <Gnea> !repeat | anon
[20:45] <anon> Gnea: my xorg.conf is almost empty
[20:45] <Delvien> anon stop asking multiple times, seriously
[20:45] <Gnea> anon: if you continue to repeat asking the same question, no one is going to help you and I will stop.
[20:45] <Koenigsegg> Does anyone know what xrandr stands for??
[20:45] <jumar> get it, Agent_AL, its just dont need research
[20:45] <Koenigsegg> Just curious..
[20:45] <strange> stroyan: do you also know why it doesnt work on boot (i have to plug out usb and plug it back in first)
[20:45] <Delvien> RandR X extension
[20:45] <anon> ok, i guess i have to keep on with 1024x768
[20:45] <anon> GREAT
[20:45] <Delvien> Xrandr - X Resize, Rotate and Reflection extension.
[20:45] <kirilla> too much people in here, seriously
[20:46] <Koenigsegg> kirilla: Well, you just joined =^|
[20:46] <Korwynz> i just watch and learn :P
[20:46] <demon_> can some one fix my Xorg i want more resolution :)
[20:46] <Agent_AL> danbhfive - thank's for link
[20:46] <Koenigsegg> delvien: Ok, thanks
[20:46] <Delvien> anon, If you read what Gnea is trying to tell you, it would help.
[20:46] <Delvien> Koenigsegg: np, man page is located http://www.xfree86.org/current/Xrandr.3.html
[20:46] <stroyan> strange:  I haven't seen that problem.  I use a streamzap receiver and it is seen right away.  You may find clues in /var/log/udev.  It should be noting the device at boot and when plugged in again.
[20:47] <kirilla> Koenigsegg: hehe :) yeah, and I don't intend to stay! weird client autoconnects here
[20:47] <draginx> How can I upgrade to ruby 1.9.1 with ubuntu hardy?
[20:47] <anon> Delvien: i read. he wasn't able to help.
[20:47] <Gnea> Delvien: I don't think that reading is the issue, it's the comprehension
[20:47] <anon> Gnea: compreension of what?
[20:47] <Delvien> Gnea well reading / comprehension can go hand and hand
[20:47] <anon> Gnea: xorg.conf does not have a list of resolutions. what can i do ?
[20:47] <anon> ??????????'''
[20:48] <Delvien> anon it doesnt anymore.
[20:48] <Gnea> anon: everytime I tried to give you a different piece of help, you just went back to "can anyone help me?!" after you were told NOT to repeat that question again.
[20:48] <Veinor> How can I get my volume adjuster to also adjust the volume of my external USB speakers?
[20:48] <Koenigsegg> kirilla: Huh?? Yeah, that's weird =}
[20:48] <Picassotamus> anon won't stop complaining until a big red button icon shows up on his desktop to magically fix his issue w/ no effort on his part
[20:48] <Veinor> right now it just adjusts the built-in laptop speakers
[20:48] <DRagonRage> hey i was wondering if there is a way to extract files from a wubi disk image?
[20:48] <Veinor> which is... annoying
[20:48] <Gnea> anon: therefore, you don't deserve my help. perhaps someone else can help you. but you're right, I cannot. Sorry, I tried.
[20:48] <anon> i keep asking because no one helps.
[20:48] <anon> you just keep saying to me i'm not reading.
[20:48] <Gnea> because you don't LET anyone help.
[20:48] <Delvien> anon what resolution are you trying to run?
[20:48] <anon> 1280x800
[20:49]  * Gnea gives up
[20:49] <Delvien> xrandr --output VGA --mode 1280x800 --rate 75
[20:49] <vernet> Veinor, right click on it, and choose preferences... you can choose what volume for it to control
[20:49] <djbender> Gnea, some people are beyond help :)
[20:49] <n8tuserf> Picassotamus-> you work for that IT store that promotes the red button?  hehe
[20:49] <anon> Delvien: but thats temporaryu ?
[20:49] <Delvien> anon put that in a terminal. read this http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-adjust-screen-resolution-on-ubuntu.html
[20:49] <Delvien> anon yes, you have to make sure it works first
[20:49] <Picassotamus> lol no, but thats what is needed
[20:50] <anon> i'm no newbie. but this is the first time i see an empty xorg.conf
[20:50] <stroyan> strange:  You might have a problem with things happening in the wrong order when booting up.  Perhaps the udev rule in /etc/udev/rules.d/*lirc* is starting lircd before other dependencies are ready.
[20:50] <anon> 8 years on debian.
[20:50] <Veinor> vernet: but then it only controls the volume of alsa playback, and for some reason only oss playback is working
[20:50] <anon> since my first question that you are assuming i didn't read.
[20:51] <anon> but you were the ones that didn't read.
[20:51] <DRagonRage> wubi anyone?>
[20:51] <Delvien> anon for spending 8 years on Debian, you sure are not even willing to help yourself.
[20:51]  * Gnea sees the problem now.
[20:51] <strange> stroyan: so my best bet is to move lirc to the bottom then?
[20:51] <Delvien> anon sudo gedit ~/.xprofile
[20:51] <Nalfeshnee> Please don't argue guys. It's upsetting my chi. ^_^
[20:51] <vernet> Veinor, then you probably have the wrong device/control chosen in there
[20:51] <anon> X loads the resolutions from xorg.conf . but if it empty
[20:51] <stroyan> strange:  I really don't know. The defaults are fine for my system.
[20:51] <Delvien> anon put in that file "xrandr --addmode VGA 1280x800"
[20:51] <vernet> try changing whats selected in the dropdown
[20:51] <Delvien> anon save
[20:52] <n8tuserf> folks, there is dexconf  tool  I believed it is mentioned in the xorg.conf  file
[20:52] <Delvien> anon and you are done, reboot
[20:52] <rww> DRagonRage: if you're running Linux, you should be able to extract them by mounting the wubi image: mount -o loop /path/to/wubi/image /path/to/mountpoint
[20:52] <rww> DRagonRage: and then copying files from the mountpoint as usual
[20:52] <DRagonRage> great thanks! @ rww
[20:52] <strange> stroyan: it seems modprobe is executed after lirc could that be a problem?
[20:52] <perlmonkey> hi can anyone help me, i've upgraded to 8.10 and it seems my graphics card is no longer supported or i've lost the ability to use resolutions higher than 800x600... Matrox G200
[20:52] <Korwynz> anon - what is the path to the file xorg.conf?
[20:53] <Delvien> perlmonkey: use what i just told anon
[20:53] <perlmonkey> /etc/X11
[20:53] <Picassotamus> Korwynz: anon left, probably for reboot
[20:53]  * perlmonkey scrolls back
[20:53] <Korwynz> ahh hah.. not paying attention :P
[20:53] <Delvien> perlmonkey: sudo gedit ~/.xprofile put in that file "xrandr --addmode VGA RESOLUTIONxRESOLUTION" save and reboot
[20:53] <Korwynz> was reding the forums.. some other people are having the same issue and was just trying to help out
[20:54] <stroyan> strange:  lirc might need modules that are not ready yet.
[20:54] <perlmonkey> Delvien: cannot find output "VGA"
[20:54] <TnadeN> What exactly does it mean to enable the "IOMMU option" (installation cd asks for it.)?
[20:54] <Delvien> perlmonkey: ah,DVI?
[20:54] <TnadeN> and how do I do it.
[20:54] <Delvien> perlmonkey: well, i mean do you run DVI?
[20:54] <strange> stroyan: also im using a mceusb2 adapter after i ran lirc stop and hten start it again it doesnt seem to accept anything and --driver=mceusb2 it says unsupported
[20:54] <perlmonkey> Delvien: using an ordinary LCD VGA monitor
[20:54] <perlmonkey> VGA port
[20:55] <n8tuserf> TnadeN-> which installation cd you got that from? ubuntu?
[20:55] <Delvien> perlmonkey: try xrandr --output VGA --mode 1024×768 --rate 75 first
[20:55] <strange> stroyan: the weird thing is though when i just reboot my computer and plug it in, it works
[20:55] <perlmonkey> ok
[20:55] <TnadeN> n8tuserf: yep
[20:55] <TnadeN> n8tuserf: amd64 8.10
[20:55] <Veinor> vernet: I'm playing around with the settings, none of them are letting me control it
[20:55] <Nalfeshnee> anyone know how to get a wusb54gs working using ndswrapper? *(64bit)*
[20:56] <n8tuserf> TnadeN-> i dont know, but it seems to translate to i/o memory management unit ?
[20:56] <Delvien> perlmonkey: work?
[20:56] <TnadeN> n8tuserf: it says it will cost me 64mb of ram if that is any clue
[20:56] <perlmonkey> Delvien:command executed but doesn't seem to have made any difference... xrandr doesn't show any higher resolutions available
[20:56] <Titan8990> !compile > deepshikha
[20:57] <Delvien> perlmonkey: and you tried "xrandr --addmode VGA 1024×768"
[20:57] <n8tuserf> TnadeN-> i have not come across such before, thats new, but then again i dont hve 64bit system
[20:57] <perlmonkey> Delvien: cannot find output "VGA"
[20:57] <TnadeN> n8tuserf: I don't think it's required anyway, I only see it when the error messages from the cd i burnt is showed
[20:58] <TnadeN> n8tuserf: burning new cd atm... hopefully I won't see it again :P
[20:58] <Delvien> perlmonkey: Do you have video card drivers installed?
[20:58] <n8tuserf> TnadeN-> good luck
[20:58] <TnadeN> n8tuserf: aaaand it's done, see you on the other side
[20:58] <Veinor> vernet: any ideas?
[20:59] <perlmonkey> Delvien: I believe so, I just did a modprobe mga, I think that's the correct driver for Matrox G200 card
[20:59] <vernet> Veinor, not sure
[20:59] <vernet> whats not going through alsa anyways?
[20:59] <Merc> Im running ubuntu, with a fat32 partition for media files. Thing is, sometimes it changes name in the /media/ directory, sometimes disk, other times disk-1. It often changes when im inserting mp3 player etc. How can i make my secondary disk partition's address static?
[20:59] <Veinor> i go to the sound preferences menu
[20:59] <vernet> almost everything these days should go through alsa at some point
[20:59] <Veinor> and select for sound playback burr-brown from ti usb audio dac usb audio (alsa)
[20:59] <Veinor> and when I test it it fails
[21:00] <Huufarted> quick question for someone that knows.  I'm running Ubuntu on an Asus eee netbook.  I'm looking at adding some of the acpi scripts so my laptop keys for volume, etc function.  On installation of 'eeepc-acpi-scripts' through Synaptic, it says it's wanting to remove 3 packages.  acpi-support, powermanagement-interface, and ubuntu-desktop.  Obviously, this doesn't seem right.  Anybody have any info on why it would want to remove those 3 packages?
[21:00] <Veinor> says it couldn't open the audio device for playback
[21:00] <n8tuserf> Merc-> via udev rules,
[21:00] <vernet> not sure
[21:00] <arandomguy> i have a q.
[21:00] <Huufarted> !ask arandomguy
[21:00] <stroyan> strange:  The strace command might give more hints about complaints that it can't support that driver.  It would let you see what files lircd was reading and looking for.  But its output does make for heavy reading.
[21:00] <Huufarted> !ask | arandomguy
[21:00] <arandomguy> is it possible to remove the drm protection on ubuntu?
[21:00] <Veinor> what drm protection?
[21:01] <perlmonkey> hi
[21:01] <arandomguy> drm protection on itunes music
[21:01] <Nalfeshnee> DRM protection is a protection for media files. We probably shouldn't discuss that!
[21:01] <arandomguy> =[
[21:01] <Delvien> perlmonkey: sorry, that is the extent of my knowledge when it comes to that. I deal with nvidia :D
[21:01] <Huufarted> arandomguy, that is illegal, but google it to find out.
[21:01] <arandomguy> oh well...
[21:01] <Veinor> hey, I've gotten help with emulator issues in here :P
[21:01] <arandomguy> thnx nyway
[21:01] <thrope_> how do i start up network manager? I dont seem to have an icon and cant find a menu item
[21:01] <arandomguy> google didnt help much...
[21:01] <Veinor> thrope_: gnome-network-manager in a terminal, iirc
[21:01] <thrope_> this is an old install thats been uprgaded many times so maybe its missing
[21:02] <Veinor> that's not it
[21:02] <Veinor> NetworkManager
[21:02] <Huufarted> arandomguy, stripping DRM from files is a very touchy subject and can be interpreted as illegal.  Freenode's terms of service indicate it to not be tolerated.  Sorry.
[21:02] <Veinor> (caps are important)
[21:02] <crdlb> nm-applet is the tray icon
[21:02] <Veinor> yeah
[21:02] <rww> Huufarted: It looks like eeepc-acpi-scripts is actually pretty useless, and broken: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eeepc-acpi-scripts/+bug/262679
[21:02] <crdlb> NetworkManager is a system service
[21:02] <strange> stroyan: i have it running in foreground now
[21:02] <strange> waiting for it to crash :P
[21:02] <Veinor> NetworkManager is the actual manager, nm-applet is the applet. don't know if nm-applet starts NetworkManager
[21:03] <thrope_> running NetworkManager doesnt do anything for me (it runs, has to be run as root, but just returns)
[21:03] <Huufarted> rww, I'm looking at that now and I'm seeing the same thing.
[21:03] <stroyan> strange:  Waiting for a crash should just about double its lifespan. ;-)
[21:03] <Huufarted> rww, hahaha...  I just found the exact same link
[21:03] <thrope_> nm-applet I dont have on my path
[21:04] <thrope_> is this the right way to go about setting up wireless? never used it before on this box but plugged in a usb wifi dongle - have always configured network manually the old fashioned way
[21:04] <rww> Huufarted: the last comment says to load the eeepc_laptop module. You can do that with "modprobe eeepc_laptop" (which will last until the computer shuts down) and by adding eeepc_laptop to /etc/modules (which will apply on startup)
[21:04] <strange> stroyan: i know :P
[21:04] <thrope_> what should i install to get the networkmanager stuff to easily configure wirelesS?
[21:04] <Nalfeshnee> thrope_: what do you mean by easily configure wireless?
[21:05] <thrope_> Nalfeshnee: i mean configure it with a gui thing, choose networks etc
[21:05] <Huufarted> rww, what's modprobe?
[21:05] <thrope_> generally get it working without having to spend hours reading up config files
[21:05] <rww> Huufarted: it's a terminal command that loads kernel modules
[21:05] <Huufarted> rww, thank you.
[21:05] <Nalfeshnee> thrope_: You can just run the network manager? Or whatever it's called?
[21:05] <thrope_> Nalfeshnee: point is i dont seem to have that
[21:06] <Nalfeshnee> thrope_: What version of Ubuntu did you install?
[21:06] <thrope_> unless someone can tell me what its called - thats what im asking - what i need to isntall to get that
[21:06] <thrope_> its 8.10 but its been upgraded since along time
[21:06] <thrope_> i've always configured entwork manually
[21:07] <Nalfeshnee> thrope_: Weird... I have hardware issues with 8.10 distributions,.. 8.04 too... so I will unfortunately not be much help. <.<
[21:07] <Veinor> rebooting didn't help :/
[21:07] <brandon_> how do i find where my files are loaded (the files i loaded from the terminal)?
[21:08] <rww> thrope_: Remove any manual configuration for the interface you want to configure with networkmanager, install network-manager-gnome, and run the command nm-applet to load the GNOME applet.
[21:08] <Nalfeshnee> thrope_: rww wins.
[21:08] <Huufarted> rww, I have the module loaded, but how do you access modules loaded by modprobe?
[21:08] <thrope_> rww: cheers - i will try
[21:08] <Huufarted> !modprobe
[21:08] <rww> Huufarted: what do you mean by "access"?
[21:09] <Huufarted> rww, once the module is loaded, I would assume it allows the hotkeys to interact with Ubuntu (volume, wifi, etc).  But how do I access what it enables?
[21:09] <Veinor> vernet: OK... so when I open alsamixer, I can adjust the volume
[21:09] <Veinor> but none of the stuff in the volume preferences settings will work
[21:09] <jedi06> how do you check cpu status
[21:10] <Huufarted> jedi06: top
[21:10] <obake> can someone help me this scheme: xbox -ethernet-> pc ubuntu -wifi-> router -adsl-> internet? i need the configure the pc to share the internet with the xbox
[21:10] <jedi06> i knew that
[21:10] <jedi06> well how do you see dual core cpu usage
[21:10] <rww> Huufarted: If the hotkeys don't work after the modprobe, you might need to restart (after editing /etc/modules) or edit System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts to your taste
[21:10] <hateball> jedi06: press 1
[21:10] <hateball> jedi06: inside top, that is
[21:10] <Huufarted> understood, rww.  Thanks
[21:10] <Veinor> jedi06: i recommend htop, it's better :P
[21:11] <H3l1c0pt3r> htop rules
[21:11] <jedi06> interesting only one of my cpus is being used
[21:11] <jedi06> so vbox doesn't use both cpus
[21:11] <H3l1c0pt3r> you have two cpu's or two cores
[21:12] <jedi06> well two cores i guess
[21:12] <darkfile> Hi all, as you may be aware, ICQ does no longer work with the standard 8.10 pidgin
[21:12] <H3l1c0pt3r> some programs may/may not show/use the usage of two cores
[21:12] <darkfile> can you let us know when there will be a patch?
[21:13] <darkfile> (i have propsed updates switched on)
[21:13] <obake> can some help configuring internet connection sharing?
[21:13] <H3l1c0pt3r> darkfile, pidgin 2.5.2 comes with intrepid, pidgin 2.5.5 is currently the latest available
[21:14] <H3l1c0pt3r> www.getdeb.net search for pidgin
[21:14] <darkfile> hm, but i guess intrepid will be patched?!
[21:14] <darkfile> otherwise the intrepid client is totally useless now?
[21:14] <Nalfeshnee> udevd-event[6310]: run_program: '/sbin/modprobe' abnormal exit
[21:15] <Nalfeshnee> sigh.. sorry udevd-event[6310]: run_program: '/sbin/modprobe' abnormal exit.. why would the installer say that?
[21:15] <H3l1c0pt3r> darkfile, i am only suggesting that there is a later version of pidgin you can try
[21:15] <Tmi-> darkfile, I don't think ICQ works in 2.5.4 either
[21:15] <rww> darkfile: It's a known bug, the newest version of pidgin solves it, and it looks like that version will get backported.
[21:15] <darkfile> i see
[21:15] <obake> can some help configuring internet connection sharing??
[21:15] <Brajan> pushi ga
[21:15] <eCOMPERU> i need som help to install my webcam!
[21:16] <darkfile> i will try to install pidgin in my home folder in the meantime (i want to rely on maintained packes from apt as far as possible)
[21:16] <jedi06> well in the guest os it only shows one cpu
[21:16] <Brajan> *** Scanning #ubuntu for clones..
[21:16] <Brajan> *** Scan completed (297ms)
[21:16] <Brajan> :S
[21:16] <Tmi-> darkfile, might be a better solution to temporary try another client
[21:16] <Tmi-> like kopete or something
[21:16] <jedi06> no it knows that it is a dual core
[21:16] <rww> darkfile: specifically, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin/+bug/340075 and https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pidgin/+bug/340151 have information
[21:17] <rww> darkfile: in fact, by the looks of bug 340151, it's in intrepid-proposed now, so you should get it pretty soon.
[21:18] <darkfile> thanks for the links
[21:18] <darkfile> im very bad in finding such stuff *g
[21:18] <pacas_> where are the processes stored that load once you log into the gui?
[21:18] <obake> can some help configuring internet connection sharing???
[21:19] <rww> !startup | pacas_
[21:19] <bluelightningvid> Hello, I was wondering if there is a program for ubuntu that will allow me to edit aep files(after effects projects)
[21:20] <pacas_> thanks rww
[21:20] <Nalfeshnee> Anyone good with installer hangup issues?
[21:21] <jim_p> i have a tiny little problem... when i click a url in an app like pidgin or xchat, it does not open in ff! in fact, it does not open at all! why?
[21:21] <tokies> Hello :).
[21:21] <perlmonkey> got no graphics resolution above 800x600 :(
[21:21] <stroyan> obake:  You can enable forwarding of internet between the ethernet and wifi by editing /etc/sysctl.conf and uncommenting the line that reads "#net.ipv4.ip_forward=1".  See http://linux-ip.net/html/routing-forwarding.html for more.
[21:21] <Nalfeshnee> perlmonkey: are you using the vesa driver?
[21:21] <rww> jim_p: are your Web Browser settings correct in System > Preferences > Preferred Applications ?
[21:21] <petafile> so I run fakeraid, and I just shrank my vista partition (first on the drive).  I'd like to expand my ubuntu partition (2nd on the drive) what's the best way to do this?
[21:22] <tokies> how do I do root user? Gparted says I need to be in as root
[21:22] <perlmonkey> Nalfeshnee: I'm using a Matrox G200 card, it uses the mga driver I think I did a modprobe and seemed to load ok..my system was working fine in 8.04 and I'm using same xorg.conf
[21:22] <jim_p> rww, yea, i have selected ff there
[21:22] <Veinor> tokies: add 'sudo ' to the beginning
[21:22] <rww> tokies: run "gksudo gparted" and put in your user password
[21:22] <Veinor> so instead of gparted
[21:22] <Veinor> run
[21:22] <rww> !gksudo | Veinor
[21:22] <bluelightningvid> is there a better channel in which I should ask my question? I feel as if I am in the wrong topic based channel.
[21:23] <Veinor> rww: technically not true, as I read somewhere that gksudo can mess up in some cases
[21:23] <tokies> oh thanks I thought I i did it wrong. Thank you
[21:23] <Veinor> but yes, gksudo
[21:23] <Nalfeshnee> bluelightningvid: What is your question?
[21:23] <Veinor> anywya
[21:23] <tokies> thanks rww
[21:23] <bluelightningvid> Nalfeshnee:  I was wondering if there is a program for ubuntu that will allow me to edit aep files(after effects projects)
[21:23] <jim_p> www.google.com
[21:23] <Nalfeshnee> perlmonkey: Unfortunately I am not the greatest person to ask.:\  You've already sapped up my knowledge. Try probing rww.
[21:24] <perlmonkey> ok
[21:24] <Veinor> is there a way to adjust what volume setting my volume keys adjust?
[21:24] <Veinor> er
[21:24] <Veinor> what mixer
[21:24] <Veinor> or whatever the term is
[21:24] <jim_p> Veinor, what laptop model?
[21:24] <Veinor> hp pavilion dv9235nr
[21:24] <Veinor> the volume keys work fine on internal speakers
[21:24] <Veinor> just not on external USB ones
[21:24] <rww> Veinor: gksudo for graphical apps, sudo for command line apps. if gksudo is breaking graphical apps, file a bug.
[21:25] <Veinor> rww: cancel what I said, I had it backwards
[21:25] <Nalfeshnee> that's an adobe proprietary format, isn't it, bluelightningvid?
[21:25] <bluelightningvid> Nalfeshnee: yes
[21:25] <jim_p> any more ideas??
[21:25] <Veinor> as it is, it only seems to control laptop speaker volumes
[21:25] <Veinor> which is annoying
[21:26] <bluelightningvid> Nalfeshnee: but gimp for example, can edit psds, photoshop documents
[21:26] <viator> i put another hardive into this laptop from another ut was a dualboot setup ubuntu boots fine but xp wont boot
[21:26] <Nalfeshnee> bluelightningvid: Right right. hmm.
[21:26] <viator> i can selectr safe mode commad prompt normal and neither work
[21:26] <Veinor> jim_p: any ideas?
[21:26] <bluelightningvid> Nalfreshnee: I have adobe after effects the master collection on disc, but it will not install in Ubuntu
[21:27] <bluelightningvid> To  my knowledge, (tried it too)
[21:27] <viator> goes to black screen
[21:27] <jim_p> Veinor, sorry. i was refering to my original question
[21:27] <jim_p> i have a tiny little problem... when i click a url in an app like pidgin or xchat, it does not open in ff! in fact, it does not open at all! why?
[21:27] <Veinor> ah
[21:27] <Veinor> aha, fixed it!
[21:27] <viator> Any ideas
[21:27] <lucax1> is there any software like ichat available for linux? kinda need to do peercast of my screen and that kinda stuff....
[21:27] <Nalfeshnee> bluelightningvid: You will want to look on wine forums for that, but.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jahshaka you might want to check that out?
[21:28] <cidwel> i have a question. I'm using wine to play s4 League, the game runs almost perfect but there is only a problem. I only can run the game by doubleclicking the exe icon in nautilus, i cannot create a symlink. When i try to make a shortcut or ln, the link only works if it's located inside the games folder, not when i put inside the Desktop folder. Does this have any sense?
[21:28] <mrwes> I have 8.04 server running with a Samba Share -- only in Open Office, I'm getting a request for my password and when I enter it, the windows keeps popping up requesting is again
[21:28] <bluelightningvid> Nalfreshnee: I will try it thank you
[21:28] <mrwes> The OO help file says something about WebDV and https...shrug?
[21:29] <viator> could it be the windows bootloader?
[21:29] <viator> ntldr
[21:29] <tehfalcon> how do i install flash player on 64bit ubuntu???
[21:30] <tehfalcon> it says wrong architecture
[21:30] <jim_p> to give you some more help, i have set them to open in opera but no luck
[21:30] <viator> can  fix that via linux
[21:30] <jim_p> tehfalcon, download flash 10 for 64 bits , beta version
[21:30] <tehfalcon> ok
[21:30] <viator> since  can browse the win pation]
[21:30] <tehfalcon> i was wondering, is there anyway to switch to 32 bit without a fresh install?
[21:31] <rww> tehfalcon: no
[21:31] <tehfalcon> darn
[21:31] <bluelightningvid> Nalfeshnee: I searched for the application in: Add/Remove Applications, and it isn't there. Also tried the Synaptic Package Manager and isn't there. Do you know of a place I could find it to download?
[21:31] <emma> rww: not even a change of kernel?
[21:31] <Nalfeshnee> My installer hangs up at starting bluetooth and I also get a   udevd-event[6310]: run_program: '/sbin/modprobe' abnormal exit.. any ideas?
[21:31] <grenn> tehfalcon - do you not like 64-bit?
[21:31] <tehfalcon> i should have listed  to someone telling me that 32 is better for newbies
[21:32] <helper> how i can remove exim4 i can't remove it ?everytime i install give me code error exim4 not config
[21:32] <tehfalcon> grenn: the point is that everything is confuse
[21:32] <rww> emma, tehfalcon: Nope, because all of the non-kernel stuff is 64-bit too. Changing to 32-bit would involve replacing every single package on your system, which 1) wouldn't work 2) would take longer than reinstalling.
[21:32] <tehfalcon> :(
[21:33] <rww> well, almost every single package. Some of the documentation is arch:all.
[21:33] <grenn> You guys like Linuxmint which is based on ubuntu
[21:33] <Nalfeshnee> bluelightningvid: http://jahshaka.org/Downloads .. No updates in a long time. XD
[21:33] <rww> and some other stuff.
[21:33]  * rww quits being complicated
[21:33] <darkfile> the main problem on 64bit was the flash player
[21:33] <darkfile> but there is a 64bit flash player from adobe in the meantime
[21:33] <emma> grenn: I've never used it but linuxmint isn't supported here and they might not like you talking about it.
[21:33] <rww> !mintsupport > grenn
[21:33] <darkfile> if you do not plan to install other binary only software from the internet, you should be fine with X64
[21:34] <grenn> sorry
[21:34] <darkfile> on the other hand, x64 is only useful if you have 4GB RAM or more, otherwise there is no reason to use it
[21:34] <helper> can anyone help with this http://pastebin.com/m4f352f6c
[21:34] <tehfalcon> 2 hours DL ubuntu 64bit(already having 32bit) + installing it + downloading 200 mb worth of updates AND then having to install 32bit = PRICELESS
[21:35] <tehfalcon> i should have listened to someone here!!!! darn
[21:35]  * demon_ likes girls with less silicon than my PC
[21:35]  * demon_ likes girls with less silicon than his PC
[21:35] <tehfalcon> brb, fresh install
[21:35] <rww> !ot > demon_
[21:36] <sourcemaker> how secure is cryptosetup + LUKS?
[21:36] <demon_> i know rww its was just a statement :P
[21:36] <tonyyarusso> demon_: Your excuses don't make it appropriate.
[21:36] <phesh> Anyone got a clue how to get sony vaio vgn-szhp1 wireless network card to function or even detect?
[21:36] <Fenix|work> magnetron, I'm absolutely convinced it's squid not passing to HAVP
[21:37] <demon_> yeah you are right sorry tonyyarusso
[21:37] <Fenix|work> magnetron, accessing HAVP directly works like a charm, squid does not pass to HAVP
[21:37] <demon_> phesh, which ubuntu do ya have
[21:37] <stefan_can_> phesh, what type of hardware is your wireless card
[21:37] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ ok. maybe you should tell havp to use squid as parent instead.
[21:37] <uvacav> whats the best ftp program for website management for nix?
[21:38] <phesh> demon, 8.10
[21:38] <helper> can anyone help with this http://pastebin.com/m4f352f6c
[21:38] <Fenix|work> magnetron, that works as well, but then all SARG reports show the requests coming from 127.0.0.1
[21:38] <tonyyarusso> !best | uvacav
[21:38] <tonyyarusso> !ftp | uvacav
[21:38] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ i see.
[21:38] <phesh> stefan_can_: aw....I had a site with that info open just a sec ago
[21:38] <demon_> uvacav, just tipe FTP in add/remove and see for your self
[21:38] <tehfalcon> does anybody know why is my graphics card cooler spinning like nuts untill i install the proprietary drivers?
[21:38] <Dysprosium> Is the swap partition encrypted on a standard Ubuntu installation with encrypted filesystem?
[21:38] <magnetron> uvacav→ i can recommend the filezilla FTP client (if you are lokking for a client)
[21:38] <tehfalcon> it happends on live cd too
[21:38] <rww> uvacav: I use Places > Connect to server... . It works fine for me, and doesn't require a separate app.
[21:38] <Fenix|work> magnetron, unless you know how to pass the originating IP to squid from HAVP
[21:39] <magnetron> Fenix|work→ no, sorry
[21:39] <sourcemaker> Dysprosium: full encryption... yes swap is encrypted
[21:39] <demon_> tehfalcon, , nvidia??
[21:39] <stroyan> uvacav:  I like lftp.  But I like shell like CLI interfaces.
[21:39] <tokies> root for the nvida twin view?? does anyone know what the command is for that. every time i restart my computer it makes me do all the nvidia stuff all over again
[21:39] <tehfalcon> yes
[21:39] <Fenix|work> any squid experts in the channel?
[21:39] <Dysprosium> thanks!
[21:39] <darkfile> helper did you try to install exim?
[21:39] <tehfalcon> 9500 gs
[21:39] <darkfile> looks like its not installed completely
[21:39] <sourcemaker> Dysprosium: ubuntu alternative install :-)
[21:39] <darkfile> apt-get install exim4 and remove it AFTER that
[21:39] <tehfalcon> it's damn annoying ultill i get to install the drivers
[21:39] <helper> darkfile, ya when i install anything give me error
[21:39] <helper> code
[21:39] <darkfile> Fenix, not an expert, but i work with it, ya
[21:40] <demon_> tehfalcon,  pls type the first 3 letter of my name then tab so you will put my nick so i will know you are talking with me
[21:40] <demon_> tehfalcon, its nvidia you said yes?
[21:40] <Fenix|work> darkfile, any ideas on how to get squid to forward to a parent proxy on ALL requests?
[21:40] <maxhax14> demo
[21:40] <bujar> ha anyone installed CNet network simulator before in ubuntu?
[21:40] <tehfalcon> demon_: yes
[21:40] <tehfalcon> demon_:  its an nvidia 9500 gs
[21:40] <colin__> duh?
[21:40] <alanbshepard70> I'm trying to make an avi movie from a folder of sequentially number jpg images. I use this command ffmpeg -f image2 -i IMG_%d.JPG mymov.avi but it doesn't seem to work. I got it to work once when I renamed a batch of 20 jpgs to use the names 1.jpg, 2.jpg and so on. With 700+ photos to process that is unrealistic.
[21:41] <sourcemaker> Dysprosium: or is it possible to crack the encryption using a brute-force attach against to key...?
[21:41] <Fenix|work> I've tried setting cache_peer 127.0.0.1 parent 8080 0 no-query no-digest no-netdb-exchange default but squid is bypassing my parent
[21:41] <viator> when ubuntu boots all i see is black untill it gets to gdm
[21:41] <demon_> tehfalcon, but after you installed the drivers its good??
[21:41] <tehfalcon> demon_: yes
[21:41] <viator> i think its in silent mode or something
[21:41] <tehfalcon> demon_: after the restart it's ok
[21:41] <Emperor_Norton> is it possible to connect to both a wired and wireless conection at the same time?
[21:41] <viator> what iin menu.lst fixes
[21:41] <viator> itr
[21:41] <demon_> tehfalcon, thats good they are working i dont see any problem
[21:42] <helper> darkfile, any clue ?
[21:42] <tehfalcon> demon_: the problem is that i have to put up with 20 minutes of loud noise when installing ibex
[21:42] <Guest57776> hi to all of you
[21:42] <helper> darkfile, should i upgrade ?
[21:42] <DocMAX> hello
[21:42] <tehfalcon> demon_: so i guess there's no fix to that :(
[21:42] <darkfile> helper, no, you could google
[21:43] <demon_> tehfalcon, i dont know what is Ibex
[21:43] <tehfalcon> 8.10
[21:43] <DocMAX> can i debug a module not loaded with exit code: "unknown symbol in module" ??
[21:43] <jazzdog> i have reformatted /dev/sdb to xfs (previously reiserfs). I can see the change of UUID in blkdev but the contents of /dev/disk/by-uuid did not change
[21:43] <demon_> tehfalcon, if you have problems with resolution or smt like that i may be able to help you
[21:43] <jazzdog> how can I update /dev/disk/by-uuid ?
[21:44] <Emperor_Norton> is it possible to connect to both a wired and wireless connection at the same time?
[21:44] <tehfalcon> demon_: thanks for your help, but it looks that the only fix would be some headphones while installing
[21:45] <rww> Emperor_Norton: I occasionally plug in my ethernet cable while my wifi is running, and both appear to work fine... (nice nick, by the way)
[21:45] <perlmonkey> Hi all, I'm having problems with resolution in xorg, just upgraded to 8.10 from 8.04, and now I can only manage 800x600 and ugly fonts. Using a Matrox G200 AGP graphics card, worked fine up to 8.04.. any suggestions? tried dpkg-reconfigure on xorg server, still using same (previously working) xorg.conf file too..
[21:45] <demon_> tehfalcon, maybe dunno press the insert button maybe thats why you have that sound
[21:45] <tehfalcon> demon_: i was afraid that it might harm the pc....
[21:45] <bujar> has anyone installed CNet network simulator before in ubuntu? how to install dependencies? where can i find them?
[21:45] <tehfalcon> brb, fresh install
[21:45] <[Soma]> Uh.
[21:45] <[Soma]> I guess that's how I ended up in here too.
[21:45] <[Soma]> :>
[21:46] <Guest57776> I really appreciate the fact that you take your time to help us every day.  We are grateful
[21:46] <Jeruvy> updated my nvidia drivers to 177, now I cannot get X to start.  To Fix, edit xorg.conf and add 'BusID "x:0:0" where x is the video card id'd by lspci.
[21:46] <perlmonkey> could use some help
[21:46] <demon_> Jeruvy,  why did you update them
[21:46] <viator> well i just removed "quiet" from menu.lst
[21:46] <demon_> Jeruvy, maybe 177 its not for your graphic card
[21:47] <viator> see if it works
[21:47] <viator> brb
[21:47] <DocMAX> thanks to all
[21:47] <perlmonkey> Hi
[21:47] <perlmonkey> I'm having problems with resolution in xorg, just upgraded to 8.10 from 8.04, and now I can only manage 800x600 and ugly fonts. Using a Matrox G200 AGP graphics card, worked fine up to 8.04.. any suggestions? tried dpkg-reconfigure on xorg server, still using same (previously working) xorg.conf file too..
[21:47] <phesh> although, on my vgn-sz1hp I have some on and off switches for my network card
[21:47] <Jeruvy> demon_: no it's just a buggy installer, not updated xorg.conf properly
[21:48] <lucax1> how can i do multiconference on ubuntu?
[21:48] <demon_> perlmonkey, i had the same problem
[21:48] <perlmonkey> demon_ with G200?
[21:48] <demon_> perlmonkey, not with that card but that problem
[21:48] <perlmonkey> I think there may be a bug in 8.10
[21:48] <Jeruvy> 81.0 was the buggiest distro yet...I sure hope 9.04 is better
[21:48] <Emperor_Norton> doesnt seem to work :/
[21:48] <perlmonkey> demon_how did you fix?
[21:48] <Emperor_Norton> any ideas?
[21:48] <demon_> perlmonkey, it may be two things first the drivers are too old for the kernel
[21:48] <perlmonkey> oh
[21:49] <tonyyarusso> lucax1: what do you mean?
[21:49] <chuck-> im running vmware on my vista machine with ubuntu as my virtual OS..is there any reason why ubuntu won't see my 8500gt gfx card? i can't install the nvidia driver because it can't locate the card
[21:49] <demon_> perlmonkey, ok
[21:49] <demon_> perlmonkey, what happens when you boot your pc
[21:49] <perlmonkey> when I first boot up my 8.10 the graphics was horrendous, really messed up, like lines all over the screen, flickering, and screen become unreadable
[21:50] <perlmonkey> I think the developers have seriously messed up mga driver or support for G200
[21:50] <demon_> perlmonkey, what is your resolution
[21:50] <perlmonkey> demon_ 1280x800
[21:50] <russia213> I successfully installed ubuntu on my other harddrive. But when my wireless card connects to my router it'll (A stay connected for a limited amout of time and (B refuse to connect to the router again after it's disconnected...help?
[21:50] <rizitis> I just change /etc/hostname from "one_name" to eeepc but now every time I comand sudo I get this "sudo: unable to resolve host eeepc" what can i do?
[21:51] <perlmonkey> demon_ or 1280 x 1024 not sure, maximum resolution on 19" monitor basically
[21:51] <demon_> perlmonkey, hmm try reinstalling the drivers
[21:51] <oCean_> rizitis: you probably have to update your /etc/hosts file too
[21:51] <perlmonkey> demon_ i'm not sure how/where to get them.. they don't seem to be separately downloadable as source anymore in 8.10 which is odd
[21:51] <demon_> perlmonkey, first remove them then sudo apt-get update then install them
[21:51] <aurax> Hello, does anyoen experience hang after typing user in ssh session ?with 8.10
[21:52] <jazzdog> i have reformatted /dev/sdb to xfs (previously reiserfs). I can see the change of UUID in blkdev but the contents of /dev/disk/by-uuid did not change
[21:52] <jazzdog> how can I update /dev/disk/by-uuid ?
[21:52] <stefan_can_> rizitis, sudo grep  eeepc -r /etc/hostname
[21:52] <demon_> perlmonkey, system
[21:52] <perlmonkey> ya?
[21:52] <stefan_can_> and change it in the files that grep spits out
[21:52] <rizitis> oCean_: stefan_can_ ok thanks
[21:52] <oCean_> rizitis: there is an entry for one_name, and after your change, it should be changed in /etc/hosts to eeepc
[21:52] <demon_> perlmonkey, administrator -> hardware drivers
[21:53] <aurax> any idea?
[21:53] <perlmonkey> demon_ thanks I will boot into Gnome I'm running xfce at moment
[21:53] <demon_> perlmonkey, try ctr;+alt+backspace
[21:53] <oCean_> aurax: what exactly do you mean? When is there a 'hang'
[21:54] <stz184> I can't remove a PPA from System -> Administration -> Software sources
[21:54] <stz184> please help
[21:54] <aurax> any idea how to resolve temp freeze after typing username in ssh session ?
[21:54] <russia213> I successfully installed ubuntu on my other harddrive. But when my wireless card connects to my router it'll (A stay connected for a limited amout of time and (B refuse to connect to the router again after it's disconnected...help?
[21:54] <oCean_> aurax: what do you mean?
[21:55] <aurax> i open ssh session into new 8.10-server installation and it simply hangs after i type the username... then it runs normal..
[21:55] <aurax> or even after i type the password
[21:55] <aurax> very occurd ... and it happend in all my installations
[21:56] <oCean_> aurax: the host that you are ssh'ing into, should be able to resolve the client's hostname
[21:56] <metanil> my ubuntu(8.04) is not auto mounting when i insert my friends usb drive  (it auto mounts mine though) .. i have to manually mount it as sudo, but then i need to be sudo to write files on that usb drives..
[21:56] <perlmonkey> demon_ either those options no longer exist in 8.10 or they are absent on my system!
[21:56] <FaMott> !9.04
[21:56] <oCean_> aurax: I think the 'hang' is actually the server trying to resolve the incoming ip address. Add your (the client) ip-address in the /etc/hosts file on the server, and the login should go without delay
[21:57] <perlmonkey> how to enable third party software support?
[21:57] <demon_> perlmonkey,  its not possible system->administration-> and a icon like a graphic card
[21:57] <perlmonkey> demon_ nothing like that exists in 8.10 or not on my system at least
[21:58] <qcjn> hi, on another os i ve installed a deb package just by uncompressing it to /      can i do that under Ubuntu ?
[21:58] <aurax> oCean_: did that, same thing
[21:58] <rizitis> oCean_: ok after I fix /etc/hosts its ok Thnx :)
[21:58] <Nalfeshnee> What do I do if my installer hangs up?
[21:58] <demon_> perlmonkey, install it :D go to add/remove and install hardware drivers
[21:58] <perlmonkey> demon_ oops, thanks :D
[21:59] <demon_> perlmonkey, dont install the kde :P
[21:59] <Jeruvy> perlmonkey: system-> administration->Hardware drivers
[21:59] <aurax> oCean_: i even pushed a UseDNS no
[21:59] <coreyman> can someone help me set up samba to be viewed on a windows machine? I followed tutorials but it just doesnt seem to work.
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[21:59] <oCean_> aurax: hmm
[21:59] <aurax> coreyman, google howtoforge
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: i can help
[21:59] <riegersn> Im unable to get CGI working on my LAMP server. Im unable to access localhost/cgi-bin/ even though i set proper permissions, can any one help me out >?
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: gksudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf
[22:00] <marcin> cze
[22:00] <coreyman> actionparsnip ok im there
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: http://pastebin.com/f1b44d81e
[22:00] <marcin> ok
[22:00] <aurax> oCean_ hmm indeed... strange
[22:00] <adv_> what's a screen capture program?
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: read the bottom of my file, the bottom entry is my share
[22:01] <coreyman> actionparsnip ok
[22:01] <Heithem44> hi all :)
[22:01] <oCean_> aurax: and it's at the point right after "ssh username@host"<enter> .. <here is the hang> ?
[22:01] <coreyman> actionparsnip ill add my path and user.
[22:01] <Stylee> does ubuntu have it87 kernel modul?
[22:01] <Jeruvy> adv_: Applications -> accessories  -> take a screenshot
[22:01] <russia213> I successfully installed ubuntu on my other harddrive. But when my wireless card connects to my router it'll (A stay connected for a limited amout of time and (B refuse to connect to the router again after it's disconnected...help?
[22:02] <demon_> adv_, or just press screen shot on your keyboard
[22:02] <coreyman> actionparsnip what now.
[22:02] <aurax> oCean_ right after the password
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: the text in the brackets is the share name, the rest is self explanatory
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: you will also need to run: sudo smbpasswd -a $USER
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: then type your ubuntu password 3 times
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: this is now the password / username used to access the share
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: now all thats done: sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[22:03] <demon_> perlmonkey,  ??
[22:03] <coreyman> k
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: job done
[22:03] <buckethed> how do i "disallow bind_anon" in ubuntu server 8.10 (intrepid)?
[22:03] <coreyman> actionparsnip but i need to change the workgroup to mine i suppose
[22:04] <unko> sup guys
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: if you wish, that is near the top of the file
[22:04] <coreyman> yes i changed it.
[22:04] <unko> whats the command to list my hardware?
[22:04] <riegersn> Im getting "You don't have permission to access /cgi-bin/ on this server." on my lamp server, but my user has full permissions to that folder
[22:04] <oCean_> aurax: well, you could run sshd using -v or -vv to make it as verbose as you need (to debug).
[22:05] <coreyman> ok i did all that and i cant see it from my windows machine
[22:05] <coreyman> @actionparsnip
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: to speed samba up, copy my 'socket options' line (socket options = TCP_NODELAY)
[22:05] <unko> whats the command to list all my hardware..i forgot it...
[22:05] <oCean_> aurax: interesting read on this topic in forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=46248&page=1
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> unko: lspci; lsusb
[22:05] <aurax> thx checking
[22:06] <unko> ActionParsnip, thatsnot the right one..
[22:06] <unko> there's another one...
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> coreyman: once you edit the file you need to restart the samba service
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> unko: try sudo lshw
[22:06] <unko> ActionParsnip, yeah thats it
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> unko: lspci shows all the hardware in the system thats attatched to the pci bus and lsusb shows all the hardware attatched to the usb bus
[22:07] <rello> hello
[22:07] <oCean_> riegersn: first check the ScriptAlias directive in apache config. To make sure it's using the correct directory
[22:07] <rello> !list
[22:07] <unko> ActionParsnip, yeah i know thanks for the commands tho
[22:08] <rello> by
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> unko: some of the OPs and me are working on a sdcript to help define the setup of a system for new users
[22:08] <demon_> rello,  use /msh ubottu
[22:08] <pros977> What's the best way to get ubuntu to boot straight to a terminal, skipping X. (I don't want to use recovery mode. I just want to the boot process to stop short of initializing X.
[22:08] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: Do you know anything about ndiswrapper?
[22:08] <unko> ActionParsnip, niceee
[22:08] <demon_> crdlb, are ya here man
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> Nalfeshnee: a little, theres ndisgtk that is a nice gui for it
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> Nalfeshnee: what do you need?
[22:09] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: Yeah, I know that. I'm having issues with my wusb54gs.. It says it's not supported.. I need a work around.:P
[22:09] <olivier> olivier
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> unko: its stuff like that plus cpu probes / disk analysis yada yada
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> Nalfeshnee: what identifier does lsusb say it is (assuming its usb)
[22:10] <Yervand> Hi I would like to use ext4 in ubuntu 8.10. How can I do this?
[22:10] <bobbyd> hi
[22:10] <unko> ActionParsnip, ha yada yada :P im not too good with that stuff tho im more like a idea person...somewhat other things too...more overclocker..some software
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> unko: all makes the world go round dude
[22:10] <metanil> my ubuntu(8.04) is not auto mounting when i insert my friends usb drive  (it auto mounts mine though) .. i have to manually mount it as sudo, but then i need to be sudo to write files on that usb drives..
[22:11] <bobbyd> can anyone tell me if it's possible to enable remote logins for a machine from an ssh session? I'd basically like to edit the thing that's written to when I select "local" in the "remote" tab of the login config manually from an an ssh session
[22:11] <unko> ActionParsnip, yes it dose
[22:11] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: Good question. I'm not sure. I know http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=225206 -- says that 64 bit is not supported. <.<
[22:11] <olivier> hello
[22:11] <drcrazy> hi
[22:11] <pros977> you could sudo su
[22:11] <cicciobomba> ciao
[22:11] <pros977> That would drop you to a root shell.
[22:11] <pros977> Then you could run a file manager
[22:11] <bl_IP> has anyone had any troubles with wifi access when booting off a live dvd?
[22:11] <bobbyd> metanil: what does syslog say when you plug it in?
[22:11] <drcrazy> im having problems with my /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname files :o/
[22:11] <TheMG> hey, im trying to install my graphics card drivers, but when i click the activate button nothing seems to happen
[22:11] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: Intrepid wont install on my system, and hardy doesn't have support for it. I tried the windows drivers (which arn't made by linksys, they never distributed any) and ndiswrapper says invalid driver.
[22:12] <olivier> hello
[22:12] <pros977> envyng for graphics
[22:12] <viator> where can i find a hardy menu.list to examine'
[22:12] <viator> to comaper to my own
[22:12] <pros977> apt-get install envyng-gtk
[22:12] <viator> compare
[22:12] <perlmonkey> demon_ haha
[22:12] <demon_> what perlmonkey
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> !envyng | pros977
[22:12] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: Will lsusb still help you deduce a work-a-round?
[22:12] <perlmonkey> demon_ re installing kde
[22:12] <demon_> pros977, DONT USE ENVY
[22:13] <PowerMoos> Does anyone know of a good program (HTTP able) to que up a bunch of files and directories ?  wget -m takes too long in getting small files, like php/html , and listing the folders.  Or perhaps is there a way to tell wget to download only jpg, avi, mpg, etc ?
[22:13] <demon_> perlmonkey, so where are we at
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> Nalfeshnee: no, it will give you a hexadecimal identifier which you can websearch
[22:13] <PowerMoos> FileZilla doesn't accept HTTP
[22:13] <perlmonkey> demon_ i just installed the hardware drivers thing, went to sys -> admin -> hardware drivers.. it said no proprietory drivers in use on sys
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> pros977: envy is garbage
[22:13] <bobbyd> PowerMoos: yes there is, there's a whitelist thing in the help
[22:13] <perlmonkey> all blank, nothing to select :-/
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> perlmonkey: lspci | grep ga
[22:14] <viator> anyone running hardy that can pastebin their menu.lst??????
[22:14] <perlmonkey> ok
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> oops
[22:14] <joaopinto> PowerMoos, wget does allow to specify filename masks, read: man wget
[22:14] <austin> how can i run PS1 roms?
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> lspci | grep -i vga
[22:14] <metanil> ﻿bobbyd: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129543/
[22:14] <pros977> I agree, envy is not that great, but it will get the hardware accel going.
[22:14] <macman> guys im trying to mount a osx install as root and i get permission denied
[22:14] <macman> any ideas ?
[22:14] <bobbyd> viator have you google's for "hardy menu.lst" ?
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> austin: apt-cache search playstation
[22:14] <demon_> perlmonkey, can you see ant drivers at all
[22:14] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: Booting into Ubuntu, be back shortly.
[22:15] <joaopinto> !ot macman
[22:15] <austin> thank you!
[22:15] <joaopinto> !ot | macman
[22:15] <viator> yep
[22:15] <viator> i googled
[22:15] <ajitam> hi is some one here here uses program screenie. is there a way that you can add job directly by not running program it selfe ?
[22:15] <viator> people with varios other problems and how they fixed em
[22:16] <perlmonkey> demon_ nothing..  grep GA shows: 04:00.0 VGA compat controller: Matrox Graphics MGA G200 AGP rev 03
[22:16] <dougl> joaopinto, macman is using ubuntu and trying to mount mac partitions = ubuntu no?
[22:16] <bobbyd> viator, maybe the easiest thing is to install apt-file, update it, then ask it what package menu.lst is in, that should give you the default one
[22:16] <joaopinto> dougl, oh sorry didn't understood the question :\
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> pros977: fyi, envy won't work with matrox cards
[22:16] <demon_> perlmonkey, is it IN-USE
[22:16] <perlmonkey> demon_: how to verify lsmod?
[22:17] <joaopinto> macman, did you mount with sudo ?
[22:17] <macman> yea
[22:17] <macman> im root already
[22:17] <meoblast001> hi
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> perlmonkey: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-mga/+bug/138920
[22:17] <PowerMoos> joaopinto, I'm not finding it
[22:17] <macman> i did a mount -t hfsplus /dev/sda3 /media/osx -o force < -- no good eaither
[22:17] <perlmonkey> oh sheesh i knew it, bug
[22:17] <meoblast001> how do i switch from Gnash to Flash non-free.... there is some plugin config option
[22:17] <demon_> dunno perlmonkey
[22:17] <bobbyd> macman: maybe it's the destination, try mounting somewhere else
[22:18] <oCean_> meoblast001: both installed? Use 'alternatives' method.
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> perlmonkey: here's a good example xorg.conf http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-906642.html
[22:18] <metanil> ﻿bobbyd: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129543/
[22:18] <perlmonkey> ffs those guys manage to mess up a driver thats old as the hills and been stable in every released since 6?
[22:18] <macman> bobbyd, i did a mkdir /media/osx
[22:18] <perlmonkey> ActionParsnip: thanks will give it a try
[22:18] <meoblast001> oCean_: how?
[22:18] <TheAngel> oid
[22:19] <perlmonkey> beginning to wish i had not upgraded now, only did it to get latest mythtv frontend
[22:19] <trim> hi all
[22:19] <PowerMoos> joaopinto, Perhaps it's the "-A acceptlist" option ?
[22:19] <trim> can anyone help me?
[22:19] <joaopinto> PowerMoos, search for Recursive Accept/Reject Options
[22:19] <oCean_> meoblast001: through commandline (man update-alternatives) or gui (use galternatives program, maybe install it first)
[22:19] <joaopinto> -A/-R
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> perlmonkey: the driver is already on your system but your xorg needs to be told to use it
[22:19] <trim> I'm trying to use the gCDEmu applet
[22:19] <joaopinto> PowerMoos, yup, it's -A
[22:19] <trim> I have it installed but how do I run it?
[22:19] <coreyman> Actionparsnip i get NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME
[22:20] <macman> ubuntu is /dev/sda1 osx = /dev/sda3 windows = /dev/sda2
[22:20] <PowerMoos> joaopinto, So I would make a file to give it , such as if I wanted to give it -i filelisttodownload ?
[22:20] <PowerMoos> joaopinto, or would I do -A mpg,avi,jpg,whatever ?
[22:20] <bobbyd> macman: maybe try chmod 777 on that dir
[22:20] <buckethed> i added "disallow bind_anon" to /etc/ldap.conf, restarted slapd, but i can still query the ldap directory anonymously.  any ideas?
[22:20] <joaopinto> PowerMoos, you do -A *.mpg,*.avi...
[22:21] <coreyman> Actionparsnip http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m330b8db7
[22:21] <PowerMoos> OK
[22:21] <trim> how do you run gCDEmu?
[22:21] <trim> gcdemu at the terminal isn't working
[22:21] <trim> "command not found"
[22:21] <aurax> oCean_ found it, UsePAM no
[22:21] <bobbyd> trim: isn't it in the menu somewhere?
[22:21] <trim> nope
[22:21] <aurax> instead of UsePAM yes :)
[22:21] <metanil> my ubuntu(8.04) is not auto mounting when i insert my friends usb drive  (it auto mounts mine though) .. i have to manually mount it as sudo, but then i need to be sudo to write files on that usb drives..  my syslog is : ﻿http://paste.ubuntu.com/129543/
[22:22] <oCean_> aurax: Aha! Nice find man.
[22:22] <trim> bobbyd: where would it be found? I can't find it anywhere
[22:22] <Guest61375> can you said me which are the servers of amule
[22:22] <Guest61375> ?
[22:22] <meoblast001> what if someone had typing tourettes in here?
[22:22] <ctp> hi folks. which lightweight media player do you prefer for a gtk installation (xfce4). banshee, exaile, rhythmbox?
[22:22] <aurax> yeh, it's not discussed at all, very strange ... :)
[22:22] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: Bus 007 Device 005: ID 13b1:000e Linksys  -- Google?;]
[22:22] <LjL> !offtopic | Guest61375
[22:22] <LjL> meoblast001: i'd have kickbanning tourettes
[22:22] <meoblast001> ha
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> Nalfeshnee: on it
[22:23] <pete_> hi
[22:23] <Guest61375>  can you said me which are the servers of amule¿? please
[22:23] <Berzerker> what's the program I see people using that puts info on the side of their desktop?
[22:23] <pete_> I'm looking for help with GRUB ... am I in the right place?
[22:23] <Berzerker> kind of like desktopx for linux
[22:23] <LjL> !ot | Guest61375, in case you missed it the first time
[22:23] <joaopinto> Berzerker, screenlets ?
[22:23] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: Thanks so much for the help. :) -- Using 64bit version, incase you need to know that. 8.04
[22:23] <joaopinto> or google gadgets
[22:23] <dougl> Berzerker, you mean like screenlets go desklets?
[22:24] <Berzerker> I know
[22:24] <Berzerker> don't know*
[22:24] <Guest49986> Berzerker, yeah, screenlets
[22:24] <Guest49986> Gnome screenlets
[22:24] <Berzerker> it's like a program that puts lots of different computer stats on the right side of the screen
[22:24] <perlmonkey> ok is this normal: lsmod | grep mga.....  mga 0....   drm 1 mga
[22:24] <mib_2qc3xv> hello
[22:24] <_pete> can someone help with GRUB?
[22:24] <dougl> Berzerker, yeah - screenlets and gdesklets google should help you out
[22:24] <perlmonkey> mga 0?
[22:25] <Stylee> I need this it87 module, and when I try to modprobe it, I get this FATAL: Error inserting it87 (/lib/modules/2.6.27-13-generic/kernel/drivers/hwmon/it87.ko): No such device
[22:25] <bobbyd> _pete: just ask your question :)
[22:25] <viator> how log does apt file update take
[22:25] <viator> geez
[22:25] <Berzerker> http://www.sizzledcore.com/2008/08/09/ubuntu-themes-awesome-themes-for-linux/ ctrl+f for slickness black
[22:25] <bobbyd> viator: a while :)
[22:25] <Berzerker> it's the program in that screenshot
[22:25] <LjL> viator: moderately long... on my computer it freezes, though
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> Nalfeshnee: use the cd you got for the driver, you need the .inf and the .sys file, dlink are a bit funny with support with you device
[22:25] <LjL> viator: if you just want to find a file quickly, use http://packages.ubuntu.com
[22:26] <Stylee> do I need to compile that kernel modul myself?
[22:26] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: Mmm. It's a linksys wusb54gs -- and the cd doesn't have 64bit drivers.
[22:26] <LjL> Stylee: well, how did you install it?
[22:26] <_pete> bobbyd, i have installed Ubuntu using 2 partitions /boot and /  - on a third partition I've installed MOBLIN OS  But I can't get Grub on /boot to point to it
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> Nalfeshnee: then i guess you should hit www.linksys.com
[22:26] <PunkiD> hola alguien que hable el español que me de una mano con wine, el problema es que no puedo entrar a ubuntu-es se me re cuelga el mirc
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> Nalfeshnee: i'm suprised cos linksys usually love linux
[22:27] <_pete> I don't know what entry to put in Grub to boot Moblin
[22:27] <Stylee> LjL ubuntu?
[22:27] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: Did. They didn't release 64bit drivers or linux drivers. The drivers I use on vista I found on some forum, and they don't work in ndiswrapper. <.<
[22:27] <LjL> PunkiD: como no puedes entrar en #ubuntu-es?!
[22:27] <_pete> I know that Moblin uses Lilo...
[22:27] <Stylee> LjL with the live CD
[22:27] <LjL> Stylee: no, the module. but nevermind, i can see it's installed by default
[22:27] <viator> what package does menu.lst come  in
[22:27] <PunkiD> LjL cuando entro al canal ese se me cuelga el mirc
[22:27] <PunkiD> :(
[22:27] <Geek`N`Proud> viator: grub
[22:27] <slashzul> how can u tell what packages are installed cli ?
[22:27] <LjL> Stylee: given it's there by default, then no you don't need to compile it
[22:27] <Berzerker> dougl: http://www.sizzledcore.com/2008/08/09/ubuntu-themes-awesome-themes-for-linux/ it's in the screenshot of slickness black
[22:27] <viator> there no search function
[22:27] <LjL> PunkiD: escribe /join #ubuntu-es
[22:28] <Geek`N`Proud> viator: it comes in grub
[22:28] <PunkiD> me caigo
[22:28] <PunkiD> mira...
[22:28] <Stylee> ljl, when I try to modprobe it I get an error
[22:28] <viator> si reinstall grub
[22:28] <macman> bobbyd, drwxr-xr-x  2 root root 4096 2009-03-10 15:27 osx
[22:28] <Geek`N`Proud> viator:
[22:28] <Geek`N`Proud> user@hp3700:~$ dpkg -S menu.lst
[22:28] <Geek`N`Proud> grub: /usr/share/doc/grub/examples/menu.lst
[22:28] <Geek`N`Proud> =]
[22:28] <FloodBot2> Geek`N`Proud: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:28] <Stylee> ljl FATAL: Error inserting it87 (/lib/modules/2.6.27-13-generic/kernel/drivers/hwmon/it87.ko): No such device
[22:28] <_pete> bobbyd,  no one answered
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> Nalfeshnee: hmm, looks like you will have to run 32bit ubuntu then, or buy a new usb wifi (Get a well supported one
[22:29] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: 32 bit wont install! t.t Thanks for the help!
[22:29] <tias> ciao!!
[22:30] <unko> is there any way of running itunes on ubuntu without going thought the whole patch process?
[22:30] <LjL> !it | tias
[22:30] <Craz3dLunatic> was having trouble with my internet staying logged on. Would get on for a minute and work then all throughput would stop dead... started suddenly, stopped suddenly
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> Nalfeshnee: did you md5 check your iso and verify the burned cd was ok on the first boot screen
[22:31] <baldo> bonsoir
[22:31] <Craz3dLunatic> called alltel and they reported no problem with towers
[22:31] <tias> grazie..
[22:31] <baldo> comment rajouter des servers svp??
[22:31] <LjL> !fr | baldo
[22:31] <bittin_> http://doodle.com/dqxgz8hpg936dtf3
[22:32] <slinkis> How can i change from utf-8 to iso on my xchat settings? i cant seem to join some channels for some reason?
[22:32] <unko> any software that supports the ipod touch?
[22:32] <LjL> unko: not without jailbreaking it
[22:32] <unko> ljl, i can't i have the 2g...:[
[22:33] <shpook> Hello everyone. I'm having an issue with no sound after an update. "getent group | grep audio" has me listed as a member of the audio group. "sudo cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp" throws "Device or resource busy." And "ls -l /dev/ | grep audio" shows audi, dsp, mixer, and sequencer(2) registered to the audio group. Where do I go from here?
[22:33] <LjL> unko: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[22:33] <LjL> unko: (next time, just buy some device that isn't purposedly tied to the manufacturer's software...)
[22:33] <tc111> ok nic kickers... here's what i want to do... 1 - server, 5 - nics (1-1Gb, 4-100Mb). server runs a firewall in a VM. i want to bond/aggregate/trunk (non- 802.3ad switches) using kernel bonding (mode 6) and inenslave on eth1-eth3. the host will not assign an address and bond0 (eth1-3) will be assigned to the VM. eth0 (1Gb) is LAN for firewall VM and eth4 is lan for server (8.04.2 - i386, 2GB ram, 2x200 [raid1] + 4 x 300 [raid5]). anyone see any issues?
[22:33] <unko> ljl, that guide won't work..my firmware is 2.2.1
[22:34] <LjL> unko: tough luck i guess
[22:34] <unko> LjL, ill just tryo to patch wine to get it working
[22:34] <LjL> unko: but no not really.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone#Syncing with Firmware 2.x possible!
[22:34] <Stylee> LjL is possible that in the 64bit kernel is not that module included?
[22:35] <viator> what are the lines that coe aftter your ubuntu kernel mine says ro splash
[22:35] <unko> LjL, eh...no thanks... i need to also add pictures and vids
[22:35] <viator> but i get no splash
[22:35] <LjL> Stylee: i guess it's possible, what does "find /lib/modules | grep it87" say?
[22:35] <g9andreas200> hi
[22:35] <LjL> unko: nothing on that page mentions WINE. i'd imagine if it could be used with WINE, then someone would have explained it.
[22:35] <dougl> hi
[22:36] <g9andreas200> i cant boot ubuntu
[22:36] <LjL> unko: though, no harm in trying i guess.
[22:36] <Stylee> ljl http://paste.ubuntu.com/129557/
[22:36] <unko> LjL, yeah i know how to get it working it's just a painful proccess
[22:36] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: Yes, I did. 8.10 just doesn't like my system.. I think it may be the harddrive and the 32 bit versions just don't work.
[22:36] <dougl> g9andreas200, sure you can - just be positive
[22:36] <Stylee> it seems it is
[22:36] <LjL> unko: then if you know that, then by all means add the instructions to that page, please.
[22:36] <g9andreas200> it giving me error " can"t start splash
[22:36] <Nalfeshnee> ActionParsnip: I have a core i7. i don't know if that has anything to do with it or not.
[22:36] <o0Chris0o> I am unable to get my lexmark 5340 printer working right, any ideas?
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Nalfeshnee: nothing at all
[22:37] <unko> LjL,  really?
[22:37] <shpook> I really don't mean to be a pain, but is anyone here experienced with sound issues?
[22:37] <LjL> Stylee: and your currently running kernel is? (uname -r)
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Nalfeshnee: its the chip in the usb device you are sing
[22:37] <unko> LjL, you know im talking about itunes right?
[22:37] <oCean_> Stylee: I read somewhere it87 does not support later chipsets. Not sure about the status. You might want to check your chipset against the current i87 capabilities
[22:37] <LjL> unko: it's a wiki, the information is only there as long as someone adds them
[22:37] <LjL> unko: yes. but itunes can be purchased legally, no?
[22:37] <Stylee> ljl http://paste.ubuntu.com/129557/
[22:37] <Stylee> ljl sorr
[22:37] <Stylee> ljl 2.6.27-13-generic
[22:38]  * perlmonkey has come to conclusion that 8.10 is b0rked
[22:38] <unko> LjL, you don't have to buy the software...im gonna use wine to run it. but with itunes 8.x you have to patch wine to get it to install and somewhat work
[22:38] <LjL> Stylee: ok so you have the module, what happens when you "sudo modprobe it87"? (also, which device is this for?)
[22:38] <Stylee> oCean_: hmm lm-sensors said that I should use it, I will check
[22:38] <g9andreas200> i modify the soutce.list
[22:38] <macman> trying to get info on a package
[22:38] <macman> apt-get info ?
[22:38] <g9andreas200> how can i recover it
[22:38] <perlmonkey> gonna have to uninstall 8.10 and write it off as a bad release :-/
[22:38] <LjL> unko: well, it would be extremely useful for iPod users if you could add instructions on doing that to that wiki page
[22:39] <Stylee> ljl FATAL: Error inserting it87 (/lib/modules/2.6.27-13-generic/kernel/drivers/hwmon/it87.ko): No such device
[22:39] <erUSUL> LjL: it87 is a lmsensors thing
[22:39] <unko> LjL, i have no clue how to do a wiki...wanna help me?
[22:39] <LjL> unko: also, can't itunes less than 8.x be used with it?
[22:39] <oCean_> Stylee: do you know your chipset revision? IT87.....
[22:39] <Stylee> ljl it is for a sensor
[22:39] <LjL> Stylee: remote control?
[22:39] <Stylee> oCean_: I have x58
[22:39] <unko> LjL, no not with the ipod touch...:[
[22:39] <erUSUL> LjL: those usually do not load automatically you have to add them to /etc/modules...
[22:39] <Stylee> ljl I think it is for controling fans
[22:39] <PunkiD> LjL sigo con el mismo proble :(
[22:40] <LjL> PunkiD: porque no utilizas un client IRC, ehm, serio?
[22:40] <drcrazy> i'm having the problem described here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=919683
[22:40] <macman> found it
[22:40] <erUSUL> !lmsensors | Stylee
[22:40] <unko> LjL,  can i pm you?
[22:40] <LjL> Stylee: you're sure it's not this module you're after? lirc_it87.ko
[22:41] <perlmonkey> hello
[22:41] <PunkiD> LjL cual me recomendas xchat?
[22:41] <LjL> unko: wiki is easy, just register to it (i think anonymous edits are not allowed) then click Edit. you'll pick the syntax up by looking at what is there, you can always do Preview before saving, and if you do mess up, i can fix it
[22:41]  * perlmonkey falls back to 8.04
[22:41] <Stylee> LjL I don't know, will try sensor detect said it87 though
[22:41] <LjL> PunkiD: xchat o xchat-gnome funciona
[22:41] <drcrazy> everything works, but Apache can't determine the servers' fully qualified domain name... (and my Apache2.conf has a NameVirtualHost directive)
[22:41] <perlmonkey> newest does not = best
[22:41] <Gnea> perlmonkey: 8.10 hasn't been all that bad, although I was upset when k3b broke
[22:42] <unko> LjL,  ok..
[22:42] <drcrazy> I didn't have this problem when I installed my linux 2 months ago
[22:42] <perlmonkey> I think its better to stay a bit behind eh, too many surprises in new releases
[22:42] <PunkiD> LjL gracias, por tu ayuda, y por entenderme por que es medio extraño el problema :)
[22:42] <LjL> PunkiD: si quieres entrar en #ubuntu-es ahora, puedo hacertelo yo
[22:43] <perlmonkey> Gnea: i can't even get my gfx card supported and its the old g200 by matrox thats werked up to 8.04
[22:43] <TimothyP> Hi, I'm using Xubuntu and remastersys to create a live cd... it worked for a number of builds but then it stopped working... the live cd boots but it does not log in automatically... it simply asks for user and password which of course don't exists.... what might cause this. found many forum entries but no solution
[22:44] <Gnea> perlmonkey: wow... just for giggles 'n grins, have you had the time to try jaunty?
[22:44] <Operator> hi all
[22:45] <perlmonkey> Gnea: I wont touch it :P
[22:45] <perlmonkey> Gnea I'm going bak to 8.04 and never upgrading again :P
[22:45] <unko> LjL, how do i create a wiki page?
[22:46] <Gnea> perlmonkey: lol
[22:46] <anahata> oh no where is DreamGlider
[22:46] <darkfile> hehe
[22:46] <darkfile> go to 9.04
[22:46] <macman> i installed hfsprogs from apt-get .. i have no man page
[22:46] <macman> is this normal ?
[22:46] <LjL> unko: just type in the URL for a page that doesn't yet exist, and it will give you an option for creating it.  but i'd suggest you edit the existing iPod page instead...
[22:46] <darkfile> as its LTS, it will be "conservative" as well
[22:46] <LjL> darkfile: 9.04 won't be LTS
[22:46] <unko> LjL, whats the exitsting one?
[22:46] <darkfile> not?
[22:46] <darkfile> :(
[22:46] <darkfile> sorry
[22:46] <osmosis> I go through the install flash dialog in firefox, but after it completes,...no flash. Still says "Additional plugins are required to display all the media on this page."  Using hardy.
[22:47] <darkfile> i thought the .04 are conservative LTS
[22:47] <LjL> unko, the one i gave you,  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone. just add a chapter like "Sync using iTunes in WINE" or something
[22:47] <darkfile> and the .10 are the experimental have fun stuff
[22:47] <automatix> osmosis: try in an terminal "sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree"
[22:47] <LjL> darkfile: nope. 10.whatever should be LTS i think
[22:47] <darkfile> osmosis, do you use X64?
[22:47] <darkfile> or 32?
[22:47] <Berzerker> is there a way to stick a program to a certain workspace?
[22:47] <osmosis> 32
[22:47] <unko> LjL, sync? i don't know how to get the sync working
[22:47] <LjL> darkfile: .10 and .04 are just months
[22:48] <darkfile> yes
[22:48] <LjL> unko: eh, transfer files, whatever - i'm not too familiar with iPod terminology :)
[22:48] <darkfile> but usually the .04 releases are more conservative
[22:48] <unko> LjL, no i mean i only know how to get it installed on wine...
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> !lts
[22:48] <osmosis> automatix: flashplugin-nonfree is already the newest version.
[22:48] <darkfile> and the .10 releases are more "innovative"
[22:48] <LjL> darkfile: that could be, i've never actually noticed that. anyway they aren't necessarily LTS
[22:48] <automatix> osmosis: do you have other flash installed like gnash or else?
[22:48] <darkfile> hehe, ok thx
[22:49] <osmosis> automatix: nope, never.
[22:49] <LjL> unko: ah, but... getting it installed is one thing, actually getting it to talk to the iPod is, i'm afraid, a very different thing :\
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> osmosis: if you go to www.adobe.com and download the tar.gz file, you can extract the .so file to ~/.mozilla/plugins
[22:49] <osmosis> ActionParsnip: is that a better way ?
[22:50] <o0Chris0o> can someone help me install my lexmark printer?
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> osmosis: its how i do it
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> o0Chris0o: what model?
[22:50] <automatix> !ask | o0Chris0o
[22:50] <osmosis> flash doesnt show up in the plugins dialog in firefox either
[22:50] <o0Chris0o> automatix, I didn't ask to ask a question, but thanks for pointing it out for others
[22:50] <unko> LjL, wait...when itunes installs dosn't it see the ipod as a acual ipod?
[22:50] <osmosis> so weird
[22:50] <o0Chris0o> ActionParsnip: its x5340
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> osmosis: sounds like a solution then. you'll need to run: mkdir ~/.mozilla/plugins
[22:51] <unko> LjL,  i didn't install 8.x on ubuntu yet im in the proccess of doing so
[22:51] <unko> LjL, pm me so i can keep a convo with you i gotta go eat dinner. :]
[22:51] <LjL> unko: look, i don't have an ipod, but i really suspect iTunes under WINE won't see the iPod at all. try, but keep your expectations low.
[22:52] <osmosis> looks like the package contains just a bunch of directories. I dont even see the plugin.  http://dpaste.com/12214/
[22:52] <LjL> unko: well i'm not going anywhere (for a couple of hours), so just highlight me
[22:53] <spanther> hello there :-) which one is the better/more stable one?   nvidia 173 or nvidia 177 ? (in ubuntu hardware driver installer tool)
[22:53] <tomkirby> hi
[22:53] <Berzerker> is it possible to stick a program to a certain workspace?
[22:53] <o0Chris0o> it should say the recommended one spanther
[22:54] <spanther> o0Chris0o: yes but the recommended one is the newer one. but i don't know if the newer maybe has more bugs left ^^
[22:54] <tomkirby> anyone know how to turn off the tooltips that appear in openoffice 2 and 3 showing the current document section whenever you scroll with the mouse wheel or mouse-over the document?
[22:54] <unko> LjL, never mind i brought my food upstairs. ok well im gonna try to get this working while eating :p so ill tell you what happens when i install it.
[22:54] <waiwaine> bonsoir
[22:54] <rww> !fr | waiwaine
[22:54] <o0Chris0o> spanther: Try it, if something doesn't go right, you can always go to the later one :) or read up about it, I'm not entirely sure
[22:55] <automatix> spanther: i use the 177 for my 6200 nvidia... it runs without problems
[22:55] <spanther> o0Chris0o: ok :)
[22:55] <spanther> automatix: thx ^^
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> o0Chris0o: looks reaaly unsupported :(
[22:56] <o0Chris0o> ActionParsnip: yeah I was afraid so...
[22:56] <Mike94287> I have an old computer that has about 184 mb of RAM. It was running too slowly under Windows XP so I decided to remove it and get Ubuntu. Ubuntu has been a little faster but it's still very slow. I'm considering putting xubuntu on it however I'm not sure if that would make a major difference. I was thinking about getting rid of Ubuntu and putting Debian on the computer with either gnome or xfce, would that be enough to make the 
[22:56] <o0Chris0o> what if I make a network printer from a xp machine?
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> automatix: i have the same video card, its awesome
[22:56] <spanther> need a restart now xD
[22:56] <codeuser> Mike94287: Xubuntu would be faster
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> o0Chris0o: worth a try, not sure
[22:56] <automatix> ActionParsnip: yes :)
[22:56] <spanther> cu later :) thx for help
[22:57] <codeuser> Mike94287: Xubuntu = Ubuntu + Xfce
[22:57] <o0Chris0o> ActionParsnip, alright thanks for the help ;)
[22:57] <Laundry> is there any way i can browse the drivers that are on the cd
[22:57] <codeuser> Laundry: they are in the kernel, not like windows
[22:57] <Klaz168> Mike94287, xubuntu will be faster, xfce is light enought to run smooth on 184mb of RAM
[22:57] <Laundry> codeuser: where would i be able to look at a list
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> codeuser: i'm using lxde, its killer
[22:58] <|chiz|> is there something better than totem for watching dvds?
[22:58] <Laundry> and get files of the drivers added to the kernel
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> |chiz|: define better
[22:58] <Mike94287> Klaz168: Okay I'll try it out.
[22:58] <Laundry> (assuming this is possible)
[22:58] <codeuser> Laundry: i do not know where you would find a list... just use the livecd to test what you need to test.
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> |chiz|: try a few apps, see which you like
[22:58] <codeuser> ActionParsnip: ok, lol
[22:58] <|chiz|> ActionParsnip: well totem seems to freeze up on me alot
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> !players | |chiz|
[22:58] <Laundry> the livecd has a bug for me
[22:59] <dragoncorp> can anyone point me to some documentation to on how to setup Ubuntu 8.10 VPS webserver
[22:59] <Laundry> it's detecting my card reader as a bluetooth adapter
[22:59] <euxneks> my window controls are on the wrong side. I'm using metacity. How do I switch them back?
[22:59] <Laundry> and it's actually built in to my computer, so i can't just unplug it
[22:59] <DaDa|Urka> why freezes "networking restart" because of NFS, altough i gave fstab the "hard" nfs option?
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> |chiz|: make sure you have codecs instaled and have installed video drivers
[23:00] <spanther> yay i got 3D :D
[23:00] <spanther> never was so easy to install drivers heh
[23:00] <Berzerker> how do I start compiz after I install it
[23:01] <dragoncorp> anyone help me out with setting up a ubuntu 8.10 vps?
[23:01] <codeuser> Berzerker: try getting the compiz fusion icon, it lets you swap between compiz and metacity
[23:01] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: (cool band) compiz --replace &
[23:01] <spanther> uh is there a safe way to enable vertical sync at desktop so that windows don't look cutted on the sides while moving them? :)
[23:01] <drcrazy> whats this 127.0.1.1 ip for ?
[23:01] <ActionParsnip> Berzerker: check the new album by berzerker, its awesome
[23:01] <ActionParsnip> drcrazy: localhost
[23:01] <drcrazy> and 127.0.0.1 ?
[23:01] <Berzerker> and how do Iset it back?
[23:02] <codeuser> Berzerker: did you read mine?
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> drcrazy: same
[23:02] <jumar> install fusion-icon, berzerk
[23:02] <jumar> er
[23:02] <drcrazy> ActionParsnip: weird
[23:02] <codeuser> Berzerker: from command line do 'metacity --replace &' but still, use the fusion icon
[23:02] <Berzerker> well I don't need it, since it's not working
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> drcrazy: why?
[23:02] <Berzerker> so I just wanted to set it backfor good
[23:02] <drcrazy> ActionParsnip: don't take my words as is :)
[23:02] <drcrazy> hehe
[23:02] <jumar> why, whats the problem Berzerker?
[23:02] <Berzerker> vc isn't good enough
[23:03] <jumar> oh, then try other compositing, metacirty has one
[23:03] <magcius> What version of libtorrent is in the repositories?
[23:03] <jumar> its more simple, you can check it at gcon f-editor
[23:03] <ActionParsnip> !info libtorent
[23:04] <codeuser> !info libttorrent
[23:04] <magcius> !info libtorrent
[23:04] <codeuser> !info libtorrent
[23:04] <osmosis> ActionParsnip: I was able to get a .deb directly from adobes site.
[23:04] <anabolix> hello guys, id really appreciate some help on finding a device in order to mount it... im trying to mount my cell phone
[23:04] <setuid> How do I uninstall the (broken) IcedTea Java plugin that seems to come with Firefox on Ubuntu?
[23:04] <drcrazy> ActionParsnip: I just reinstalled my OS and i had in my /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1       localhost \n 127.0.1.1      machineName.    This caused my Apache2 to tell me that it couldn't resolve the qualitified domain name. I changed the /etc/hosts to contain on the first line: 127.0.0.1       localhost.localdomain   localhost       machineName   (and haven't changed the second line) and all works fine now :O/
[23:04] <ActionParsnip> osmosis: i'd use the tar.gz personally
[23:05] <drcrazy> im just perplexed
[23:05] <setuid> anabolix, Wht phone?
[23:05] <Berzerker> well it's fine, I wasn't expecting it to work
[23:05] <Berzerker> but now that I have people's attention, is there a way to stick an app to a certain workspace?
[23:05] <codeuser> Berzerker: Not if you mean have it always start there.
[23:06] <drcrazy> ActionParsnip: I guess it works cuz now it finds 127.0.0.1 as my machineName (which is my /etc/hostname)
[23:06] <anabolix> setuid, its a sony ericsson c901 i think or c900
[23:06] <Am1GO> ооо
[23:06] <Am1GO> бубунтоеды
[23:06] <setuid> anabolix, And it has a USB host controller?
[23:06] <drcrazy> ActionParsnip: can you tell me if I missed something in that /etc/hosts file ?
[23:06] <Berzerker> well yes, that's how I mean, similar to spaces on os x
[23:06] <anabolix> setuid, if you mean its connected to my laptop through usb port then yes
[23:07] <codeuser> Berzerker: AFAIK there is no way
[23:07] <ActionParsnip> drcrazy: can you pastebin the file
[23:07] <ActionParsnip> !paste | drcrazy
[23:07] <BCM43> could someone that has an account please fix the command sudo gedit /etc/modules to gksudo gedit? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne#Install%20Ubuntu%20Hardy%20Heron%20(8.04.1)%20on%20the%20Acer%20Aspire%20One
[23:07] <drcrazy> sure
[23:07] <Berzerker> kk thank you
[23:07] <ActionParsnip> BCM43: dont use sudo gedit
[23:08] <ActionParsnip> BCM43: use gksudo gedit
[23:08] <ActionParsnip> BCM43: sudo gedit doesnt setup the environment correctly
[23:08] <BCM43> ActionParsnip: did you noe tread my post?
[23:08] <ActionParsnip> BCM43: just pointing out the first issue with your command
[23:08] <BCM43> ActionParsnip: i want someone to fix it, it isays sudo gedit
[23:08] <chiliblue> ActionParsnip: what determines which headers something is compiled with?
[23:08] <Laundry> is there any way i could download a driver that ubuntu uses for use with another os
[23:09] <Laundry> and if so, where
[23:09] <BCM43> ActionParsnip: That is why i am trying to get someone to fix it
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> BCM43: it doesnt setup the environment correctly
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> BCM43: now im reading
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> BCM43: i wish people would stop using sudo gedit, you are right
[23:10] <chiliblue> just tryingt o compile in v4l and something ain't right
[23:10] <codeuser> ActionParsnip: what's wrong with sudo gedit?
[23:10] <stealth-> anyone know if dell latitudes will boot from usb?
[23:10] <anabolix> setuid, actually its the c902
[23:10] <codeuser> ActionParsnip: no newb knows how to use the text based editors.
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> codeuser: the gui has an environment, the cli has an environment
[23:10] <BCM43> ActionParsnip: no problem. Out of curiosity, what if you are in su.
[23:10] <drcrazy> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/129560/
[23:10] <codeuser> ActionParsnip: (i repeat) no newb knows how to use the text based editors.
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> BCM43: you ar ein nwronsville, use sudo -i
[23:11] <BCM43> ActionParsnip: what?
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> codeuser: the cli environment is used with sudo, graphical apps like gedit need gksudo as the environment is setup for the gui using that app
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> BCM43: su is not advised as again, it doesnt setup the environment, sudo -i    is advised (-i = interacttive)
[23:12] <sebsebseb>  
[23:12] <BCM43> ActionParsnip: ok, thanks, i guess i should add myself to the sudoers file
[23:12] <codeuser> ActionParsnip: ok... but in all my experience sudo has never caused anything to happen that gksudo would prevent.
[23:12] <chiliblue> codeuser: nano or pico are very useable if you come from a windows background, you don't have to dive in at the deep end with vi.
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> codeuser: if you use sudo gedit (for example) you can damage ownership and accesibilty to a file
[23:12] <codeuser> chiliblue: true, but windows users have terminal-phobia
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> codeuser: its there for a reason
[23:13] <chiliblue> I love terminals
[23:13] <codeuser> ActionParsnip: its not inconceivable...
[23:13] <sebsebseb> Gedit and Kate can be used instead of a terminal text editor!
[23:13] <codeuser> ActionParsnip: but gksudo is so that when you launch Services (etc) you get a graphical way to enter your password
[23:14] <anabolix> naming scheme for hardware when looking at /dev is abit confusing for me... anyone here can shed some light on this? and more specifically how do i find my sony ericsson mobile phone in /dev so i can mount it?
[23:14] <coreyman1> Anyone know what im doing wrong? i type and get
[23:14] <coreyman1> smbclient //MANSHACKS/DOWNLOADS/
[23:14] <coreyman1> Connection to MANSHACKS failed (Error NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> codeuser: from the command: man gksu: gksu  is  a frontend to su and gksudo is a frontend to sudo.  Their primary purpose is to run graphical commands that need root without the need to
[23:14] <ActionParsnip>        run an X terminal emulator and using su directly.
[23:14] <D3RGPS31> how can i set squid to not make logs when localhost uses it
[23:14] <LogicFan> anyone have any idea why killing ALSA is restarting it properly?  am i missing some cmd?  here's what i have: 1. sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload 2. sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[23:14] <LogicFan> is=isn't
[23:14] <drcrazy> ActionParsnip: can you let me know if something isn't well done in my changes : http://paste.ubuntu.com/129560/ :)
[23:14] <coreyman1> Here is my smb.conf http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m330b8db7
[23:14] <LogicFan> it seems that ALSA dies when my laptop lid is closed and the auto poweroff for the screen kicks in
[23:15] <codeuser> LogicFan: what kind of laptop
[23:15] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: if use  sudo gedit   can dmage ownership and accesiblity to a file????????  what?????
[23:15] <Ledrug> anabolix: try /dev/sda*?
[23:15] <LogicFan> dell xps m1330
[23:15] <LogicFan> codeuser, i've been reading on google and ubuntuforums, but most of the problems seem to happen with nvidia video chips.  i have a intel x3100 video chip
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> drcrazy: some apps use 127.0.0.1 as localhost, some use 127.0.1.1 i have an identical hosts file. makes stuffgo faster too (some website advised it)
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> LogicFan: look in /etc/init.d
[23:16] <bujar> im trying to install cnet ( network simulater) the "make" command worked well, but now the "sudo make install" is showing this error:
[23:16] <bujar> `/cslinux/bin/cnet
[23:16] <codeuser> LogicFan: ok, i thought you might have been using an aspire one based on that introductory question, i have no info to help you with that google doesn't have.
[23:16] <LogicFan> what am i looking for ActionParsnip?
[23:17] <drcrazy> ActionParsnip: ok, so, specifying that "machineName" is available on both IP is ok ? (I guess it would fallback always on the first one, right ?)
[23:17] <D3RGPS31> how can i set squid to not log connections from certain IPs :D
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> LogicFan: if you run  sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[23:17] <bujar> `/cslinux/bin/cnet
[23:17] <slashzul> how can u tell what packages are installed cli ?
[23:17] <bujar> `/cslinux/bin/cnet
[23:17] <bujar> cp: cannot create regular file `/cslinux/bin/cnet': No such file or directory
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> drcrazy: sure, 127.x.x.x is a local device
[23:17] <LogicFan> ActionParsnip, yeah, that's the command i'm using, but it doesn't get sound back.  it restarts alsa normally though
[23:17] <AlexPersimmon> Hey guys, why so old pidgin in the repo?
[23:17] <AlexPersimmon> is there a .deb file somewhere?
[23:17] <drcrazy> ActionParsnip: can I remove the 127.0.1.1 entry ?
[23:17] <AlexPersimmon> for new one that is
[23:17] <ScottG489> How do I enable more repositories from the terminal? Is there a config file I need to edit?
[23:18] <slashzul> how can u tell what packages are installed cli ?
[23:18] <sebsebseb> AlexPersimmon: ,because programs in Ubuntu repo only get security updates, some programs you can get a ppa though for later versiosn
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> slashzul: it doesnt matter how they are installed, you can list them with:  history | grep install
[23:18] <sebsebseb> AlexPersimmon: newer versions of programs in each release of Ubuntu
[23:18] <_Linuxx_> scottG489: /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:18] <drcrazy> ActionParsnip: safely that is :)
[23:18] <AlexPersimmon> Scott yes google "sources.list"
[23:18] <AlexPersimmon> ok thanks
[23:18] <AlexPersimmon> so is there ppa for pidgin?
[23:18] <slashzul> ActionParsnip: is there a command to view currently installed packages?
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> drcrazy: comment it out, if it works ok leave it, if not then uncomment
[23:19] <AlexPersimmon> i mean its kind of repo right? like for skype
[23:19] <_Linuxx_> slashzul: dpkg -l
[23:19] <sebsebseb> AlexPersimmon: there might be, and you could install a later version yourself
[23:19] <sebsebseb> !ppa
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> slashzul: dpkg -l |  ess
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> oop
[23:19] <drcrazy> ActionParsnip: thanks!
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> slashzul: dpkg -l | less
[23:19] <slashzul> ActionParsnip: thats it!
[23:19] <D3RGPS31> how can i set squid to not log connections from certain IPs >.>
[23:19] <AlexPersimmon> I know just dont wanna bother to compile, there might be a deb somewhere so...
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> drcrazy: deleting stuff is a bit OTT, commenting is easier so you can roll back
[23:20] <AlexPersimmon> deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/pidgin-developers/ppa/ubuntu hardy main if anyone cares
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> D3RGPS31: log everything then grep the file to view it
[23:20] <D3RGPS31> ActionParsnip: i didn't ask for a way around >.>
[23:20] <sebsebseb> AlexPersimmon: your on hardy?
[23:21] <D3RGPS31> ActionParsnip: but that seem easier than waiting
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> D3RGPS31: i like easy
[23:21] <AlexPersimmon> no, but the link seems to be dist-idependent so will have to live with that
[23:21] <heatmzzr> tring to install nexuiz-242.zip .. would anyone know how to install this in ubuntu?
[23:21] <vini> putz... alguem usa flash10 dboa?
[23:22] <vini> to tempao tentando fazelo funcionar com firefox
[23:22] <AlexPersimmon> editing for intrepid didn`t work so that`s my answer, thx for ppa suggestion
[23:22] <vini> coloquei ele na pasta plugins... e nada.. de aparecer instalado
[23:22] <AlexPersimmon> well it didnt help :(
[23:23] <AlexPersimmon> synaptic doesn`t see pidgin packages from ppa
[23:23] <chiliblue> oh well think its time I rolled my own kernel, think it is the route of my v4l issues
[23:24] <vini> join #ubuntu-br
[23:24] <noumaan> i have forgotten my nickserv password
[23:24] <noumaan> how do i get it back?
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> D3RGPS31: ask my girlfriend. BA-DUM!
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> !password
[23:25] <D3RGPS31> ActionParsnip: ?
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> D3RGPS31: easy......
[23:25] <Nytrix> hi do i always need to keep my usb key plugged in in order to use ubuntu? usb key holds /boot and bootloader.
[23:25] <xallan2> j mirror
[23:25] <xallan2> join #mirror
[23:25] <noumaan> ActionParsnip: no I have forgotten my IRC ubuntu nickserv password
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> Nytrix: have you tried to sudo umount the partition name
[23:27] <kadii> how to config lsb-core / lsb-cxx  when i install or remove program give me error lsb-cxx  not config
[23:27] <tesseracter> hi! i had a problem with stuck sound when a game crashed, so i did: sudo killall pulseaudio and the BLE BLE BLE BLE stopped, but now, when i try to play music, all i get is pops and clicks instead of music. so close, and yet so far.
[23:27] <Nytrix> ActionParsnip, everyone is in 1 HD right now, i am going to do a clean install and put /boot and bootloader in usb key
[23:28] <Nytrix> im guess i do need to keep usb plugged in since it hold the kernel?
[23:28] <kadii> when i try to config give me error /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: lsb-cxx is broken or not fully installed
[23:28] <Operator> can some people test free linux online game ? http://www.l2wolf.com/en/linux_download.jsp , i donno if its working or not let me know my mail is : admin@l2wolf.com
[23:29] <verma_ii> hmmm .. weird, when I stress test my CPU, how come one of the cores reaches the temperature of 115C while the other one stays at 46C?
[23:29] <kadii> how to fix Broken?
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> noumaan: http://www.scribd.com/doc/2892558/freenode-irc-chanserv-help
[23:29] <FirstSgt> how can i stop ubuntu from disconnecting my ssh connections to it?
[23:30] <FirstSgt> after 10 or 15 mins
[23:30] <FirstSgt> its worse than a laggy screen saver, i have to log back in, switch users and debate which vim files need recovered ,and which do not
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> FirstSgt: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/open-ssh-server-connection-drops-out-after-few-or-n-minutes-of-inactivity.html
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> FirstSgt: i'd suggest you use gksudo gedit /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[23:31] <lstarnes> ActionParsnip: that document about freenode's chanserv is out of date and chanserv does not manage nicknames
[23:31] <FirstSgt> thank you
[23:32] <noumaan> How do I minimize transmission to notification area?
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> lstarnes: its all i got
[23:32] <rww> ActionParsnip: It'd probably be better to redirect people to #freenode if they have nickserv questions.
[23:32] <FirstSgt> ActionParsnip: that worked well... i thank you.
[23:32] <lstarnes> ActionParsnip: there is #freenode for queries related to freenode
[23:32] <noumaan> in lenny transmission minimizes to notification area and i remember it did the same in older versions of ubuntu
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> noumaan: could head to #freenode to see what you can do
[23:32] <slashzul> how can I replace my old window manager with a new one XPDE?
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> FirstSgt: np man
[23:33] <lstarnes> ActionParsnip: he already got it taken care of there
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> lstarnes: cool
[23:33] <noumaan> ActionParsnip:  freenode?
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> !find xpde
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> noumaan: /j #freenode
[23:33] <noumaan> I am asking a question about transmission bittorrent client in ubuntu
[23:33] <slashzul> how can I replace my old window manager with a new one XPDE?
[23:33] <_jet__> hi
[23:33] <FirstSgt> ActionParsnip: so if i use 0 that would be no timeout?
[23:34] <noumaan> my previous question about password is resolved
[23:34] <_jet__> I would need some help to understand why each time I boot my ubuntu, iptables is configured to drop all packets
[23:34] <Guest33687> hello , i have new hard disk , so  i installed ubuntu then windows Xp and reinstalled Grub after installing windows but windows xp dont appear on boot menu
[23:34] <Rabbitbunny> dual booting is as simple as I presume right? install windows, install ubuntu, grub makes magic. done. eh?
[23:34] <sebsebseb> slashzul: ok what is your current window manager?
[23:34] <Guest2517> hello
[23:34] <DIFH-iceroot> Rabbitbunny: yes
[23:34] <sebsebseb> slashzul: just install the other window manager, and select it from the log in screen
[23:34] <rww> Rabbitbunny: that's how it worked for me :)
[23:34] <Rabbitbunny> DIFH-iceroot: Thanks.
[23:34] <FirstSgt> and 0 for max clients to make unlimited clients
[23:34] <tacosarecool> I'm just wondering
[23:34] <sebsebseb> Guest2517: hello
[23:34] <vonsp> if i manualy deleted some directories. /etc/gconf for example, how can i know which packages i should reinstall and how it may be done better?
[23:35] <tacosarecool> Is it me or is tao the best for burning
[23:35] <Rabbitbunny> rww: Thanks.
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> slashzul: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/xpde
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> FirstSgt: try it, see what happens
[23:35] <rww> Rabbitbunny: make sure you install Windows before Linux. It's much easier that way.
[23:35] <tacosarecool> if your on vista theres special steps
[23:35] <Rabbitbunny> rww: I guessed such, ubuntu tends to be good at working around windows, but not the other way around.
[23:35] <chupy> i need help i have a inservible linux partition that its still there i want to recover information... i am on a live cd and i have and extraible hd can you recommend me a program to recover my information????
[23:35] <Guest33687> hello , i have new hard disk , so  i installed ubuntu then windows Xp and reinstalled Grub after installing windows but windows xp dont appear on boot menu . any solution 4 that ?
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: make sure you partition windows to leave unpartitioned space
[23:35] <rww> Rabbitbunny: exactly. It's possible to do it the other way around, but you have to mess with GRUB quite a bit.
[23:36] <noumaan> How do I minimize transmission bittorrent client to notification area?
[23:36] <Rabbitbunny> aye, windows to 100gb, linux to 120gb, swap the rest.
[23:36] <Droopsta915> Does anyone know if a static shock can damage a flash drive? I was going plug it in the usb port and I saw a little static charge, now my flash drive light is on and doesnt mount! I need it for my final exam tonight
[23:36] <sebsebseb> Guest33687: ok you can add Windows XP to the menu
[23:36] <Guest33687> sebsebseb: how can i do that ?
[23:36] <sebsebseb> Guest33687: by editing sources list
[23:36] <sebsebseb> !Grub
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: thats fie, just that when you install xp, dont take the defaults, make sure you leave unpartitioned space
[23:37] <slashzul> thanks Actionparsnip!
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Guest33687: I mean menu.list or menu.lst
[23:37] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: kk, Thanks.
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> slashzul: np bro
[23:37] <tacosarecool> why are my discs failing to burn?
[23:37] <sebsebseb> tacosarecool: did you MD5 sum the ISO?
[23:37] <sebsebseb> !md5sum
[23:37] <chupy> sebsebseb how? and what software?
[23:37] <tacosarecool> no
[23:37] <sebsebseb> chupy: what????
[23:37] <tacosarecool> I'm burning mp3s to a cd using gnomebaker
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> tacosarecool: md5 check the iso if its an ubuntu cd and burn as slowly as you can
[23:38] <Guest33687> sebsebseb: okay , i will take alook at that
[23:38] <tacosarecool> should I use tao
[23:38] <Rabbitbunny> tacosarecool: some cars won't play burns.
[23:38] <chupy> i am the other gues... sebsebseb
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> tacosarecool: try a few apps, see which is successful
[23:38] <tacosarecool> it converts to cd audios
[23:38] <tacosarecool> anyway
[23:38] <sebsebseb> chupy: what was I helping you with now I am confused, and you name changed?
[23:38] <tacosarecool> I've always had luck with tao i'll try that
[23:38] <chupy> with my hd....
[23:39] <sebsebseb> chupy: no does not seem that I was, what's your issue?
[23:39] <chupy> sorry i got confused lol
[23:39] <Laundry> is there any way i can download all the nic-usb drivers that were used in the kernel
[23:39] <Laundry> and if so, where
[23:41] <chupy> i need help i have a inservible linux partition that its still there i want to recover information... i am on a live cd and i have and extraible hd can you recommend me a program to recover my information????
[23:41] <sebsebseb> chupy: what do you mean inservible?
[23:42] <jtaji> Laundry: the kernel source code... http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=default&section=all&arch=any&searchon=names&keywords=linux-source
[23:42] <sebsebseb> chupy: if the partition is deleted and you have Windows, I know of a program that will help.   hummmmm and there's a Linux way to get data off deleted partitions to, not sure what though
[23:43] <kadii> how to fix Broken Packages ?
[23:43] <sebsebseb> !broken
[23:43] <sebsebseb> damn
[23:43] <sebsebseb> kadii: does it tell you to run a command to fix broken packages?
[23:43] <chupy> sebsebseb it dont has a format like ext3... i arruinate it...trying to pass it to ext4...
[23:43] <sebsebseb> chupy: which version of Ubuntu are you on?
[23:44] <kadii> everytime i install or remove something give me error Package lsb-core is not configured yet. all lsb... not config
[23:44] <sebsebseb> chupy: and Ext4 is a bit buggy still
[23:44] <shiloh7> ewwwwww
[23:44] <Droopsta915> sebsebseb:U lost your grub bootloader?
[23:44] <chupy> in live cd or in the hd loosed?
[23:44] <kadii> sebsebseb, when i try like sudo dpkg-reconfigure lsb-graphics
[23:44] <kadii>  give me
[23:44] <kadii> sebsebseb,  /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: lsb is broken or not fully installed
[23:44] <sebsebseb> Droopsta915: no,  that was someone else that had Grub issues
[23:45] <chupy> sebsebseb in live cd juanty... and in the other 8.10
[23:45] <sebsebseb> chupy: that's what I thought
[23:45] <sebsebseb> chupy: how new are you to Ubuntu?
[23:45] <Droopsta915> sebsebseb:ok
[23:45] <Droopsta915> :)
[23:45] <tacosarecool> it's burning
[23:45] <tacosarecool> Tao always works for me ..)
[23:46] <usr13> kadii: apt-get update
[23:46] <usr13> kadii: apt-get -f
[23:46] <kadii> usr13,  i did
[23:46] <kadii> and i did apt-get -f install
[23:46] <usr13> o
[23:46] <kadii> and apt-get upgrade the same :(
[23:46] <snowveil> ok so my mouse suddenly, after rebooting with a new hdd installed, decided to go on crack
[23:47] <snowveil> the sensitivity is JACKED way up, and every click is a double or triple click
[23:47] <tacosarecool> what's sao?
[23:47] <kadii> usr13, check what it give : http://pastebin.com/m5ee3558
[23:47] <sebsebseb> chupy: Jaunty is still in alpha, and you should leave it alone untill the final release,  unless  your a pretty experienced Ubuntu user
[23:47] <tacosarecool> !sao
[23:47] <tacosarecool> !tao
[23:48] <Titan8990> tacosarecool, try wikipedia
[23:48] <bravo> hola
[23:48] <sebsebseb> !es | bravo
[23:48] <chupy> sebsebseb yes i know i have like 4 years... but it supports ext4... i want to recover my information of the loosed hd
[23:48] <Titan8990> tacosarecool, my wiki results looks like session at once disk writting
[23:49] <sebsebseb> chupy: ok this is not suppourt for Jaunty you can get that in here:  #ubuntu+1
[23:49] <kadii> usr13,  any clue ?
[23:49] <chupy> i dont want support for juanty.... i want a software recommendation to recover my information sebsebseb
[23:49] <sebsebseb> chupy: have you got Windows on same computer?
[23:50] <tacosarecool> completed
[23:50] <chupy> sebsebseb no...
[23:50] <usr13> kadii: 8.10?
[23:50] <sebsebseb> chupy: ok well theres a Windows program that should do it,  as for commands  for  Linux Live CD,  uhmmmmm not sure about those
[23:51] <kadii> usr13, yup
[23:51] <sebsebseb> chupy: for data recovery
[23:51] <snowveil> does anyone know why a mouse would suddenly start double and triple clicking after a reboot?  also the sensitivity is WAY up
[23:51] <sebsebseb> !mouse
[23:51] <usr13> kadii: Is that what lsb_release -a  says?
[23:52] <Titan8990> chupy, not sure about data recovery programs, but if you need the ability to read ext4, only 2.6.28 kernels do, the 9.04 live CD is the only liveCD i know of with support for it
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> !recover
[23:52] <kadii> usr13,  Description:	Ubuntu 8.04.2
[23:52] <kadii>  Release:	8.04
[23:52] <Titan8990> chupy, but there are plenty of distros you can compile a vanilla kernel on, although the more you write to that disk the less likely you will recover your data
[23:52] <Titan8990> chupy, and this is where I stress regular backups
[23:53] <polter> hey I'm having some issues. I tried using unetbootin to install Ubuntu from /... well.. that didn't work since Ubuntu marked my / drive as cdrom.. and now I can't get away from that when using the CD.. that is. I can't partition the drive since my / drive is marked as CD
[23:53] <sebsebseb> snowveil: you can change mouse settings in Ubuntu
[23:53] <tacosarecool> darn it I wanted to burn the lyrics to the cd
[23:53] <Titan8990> polter, from a live cd, / is the cdrom....
[23:53] <usr13> kadii: did you try  apt-get autoremove   ?
[23:54] <Titan8990> polter, maybe you were wanting to chroot?
[23:54] <snowveil> system/preferences/mouse for some reason shuts down on me before pulling the window up
[23:54] <Titan8990> !chroot | ubottu
[23:54] <kadii> usr13, ya the same the same error
[23:54] <polter> Titan8990: no you don't understand.. my harddrive with the / partition is marked as cdrom.. the partitioner can't see it
[23:54] <snowveil> is there a command I can use to launch it via xterm?
[23:54] <Titan8990> polter, partition using fdisk
[23:54] <tacosarecool> !lyricburning
[23:54] <sebsebseb> snowveil: I expect mouse settings can be changed with commands, but in that case I have no idea what those commands are
[23:55] <usr13> kadii: dpkg-reconfigure -plow
[23:55] <polter> now I can't unmount it..
[23:55] <Titan8990> polter, you shouldn't have the ability to umount /
[23:55] <kadii> usr13,  please specify a package to reconfigure
[23:55] <Titan8990> polter, ever
[23:55] <kadii> give me
[23:55] <usr13> kadii: to the offending package(s)
[23:55] <polter> Titan8990: that might be true, but I have to solve this somehow
[23:55] <Titan8990> polter, I think you are looking at things wrong
[23:56] <racecar56> i need g++-3.4 but it dosen't exist, what do i do?
[23:56] <Titan8990> polter, pastebin the results of fdisk -l
[23:56] <chupy> Titan8990 i can mounted.... it dont have an extension
[23:56] <shaoling> salut
[23:56] <ActionParsnip> !fr
[23:56] <Titan8990> chupy, extension?
[23:56] <polter> Titan8990: cannot open /dev/sda
[23:56] <tacosarecool> how do I burn the lyrics?
[23:56] <racecar56> !gcc
[23:56] <racecar56> !g++
[23:56] <kadii> usr13, i try dpkg-reconfigure exmin4
[23:56] <kadii>  give me not install when i install it give error
[23:56] <usr13> polter: sudo
[23:56] <Titan8990> polter, that was the results of fdisk -l?
[23:56] <racecar56> !g++-3.4
[23:56] <tacosarecool> I'll just songbird
[23:57] <racecar56> !g++3
[23:57] <stefan_can> !apache
[23:57] <Titan8990> usr13, thanks, I forget
[23:57] <Canya> oftc
[23:57] <polter> Titan8990: http://pastebin.com/m1356c868
[23:57] <racecar56> i need g++ 3.4.x, but it dosen't exist in the repos, it says it's outdated (but i need it for backwards compatibility) what do i do?
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> !info g++
[23:58] <chupy> it dont have like ntfs ext3 2 etc....
[23:58] <polter> /dev/sda mounted on /cdrom it says
[23:58] <usr13> kadii: What was the last successful usage of dpkg or apt-get to install ?
[23:58] <racecar56> !info g++-3.4
[23:58] <Titan8990> polter, mount point means nothing
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> chupy: try: sudo parted -l
[23:58] <racecar56> waht the
[23:58] <racecar56> !info g++-3.4 hardy
[23:58] <kadii> usr13, i was install Sendmail
[23:58] <Titan8990> polter, pastebin results of: sudo mount
[23:58] <racecar56> aha.... i see they retired it in 8.10... >:(
[23:58] <usr13> kadii: In other words, what brought us into this situation?
[23:58] <polter> well why is my /dev/sda mounted on cdrom?
[23:59] <Titan8990> polter, /cdrom is a directory, it means nothing....
[23:59] <polter> Titan8990: well apparantely it does because it's busy all the time and can't be unmounted
[23:59] <ActionParsnip> polter: you can mount any block device anyplace (except in /proc)
[23:59] <Titan8990> polter, but /dev/sda can't be mounted, its partitions have to be mounted eg /dev/sda1, so show me the results of sudo mount
[23:59] <bonez451> help., I moved an ubuntu disk to a newer machine.. and I want to boot it but all I get at boot up is this > "Verifying DMI Pool Data"  and nothing else.. what do I need to do to get it booted and recognized.. it's a SATA drive