[01:31] <calc> Guest65975: well the part saying that the files lists are missing is what the problem is i think
[01:31] <calc> Guest65975: but i am not sure why the files list would be missing
[01:31] <davi_> Is there an Ubuntu netinstall iso download?
[01:31] <Guest65975> Well, originally they were there. The only files missing were libtotem with respect to libecal
[01:31] <calc> Guest65975: eg "dpkg: serious warning: files list file for package `libtotem-plparser12'"
[01:31] <Guest41991> mattgyver83: can you help me?
[01:32] <Guest65975> So I moved the files to make them hidden (hoping that would solve the problem)
[01:32] <calc> Guest65975: moved which files?
[01:32] <Guest65975> I can easily revert those changes.
[01:32] <bLk-LaBeL> davi, yes its on the web page, i once did a net install coz only cd 1 was working
[01:32] <martinkoelewijn> BlackCoffee: the path of the py file is not what you need to refer to, just execi 1800 conkyForecast will do, that refers to the proper line. but check http://www.kaivalagi.com/node/2 this. I'm going to bed now. Have fun with conky; I like.
[01:32] <cchaos> Ok so wheres it dumped that?
[01:32] <bLk-LaBeL> but that was redhat
[01:32] <Guest65975> libsnmp-base, libsnmp15, and libecall.2-7
[01:32] <grzybowski> Hi. I am putting some life into pam-pgsql (a postgreql module for pam). I would like to know if there is any mainteiner that would like to maintain this package for fedora or test it.
[01:32] <davi_> bLk-LaBeL, I need a very small iso image to burn in my mine CD
[01:33] <martinkoelewijn> BlackCoffee: either do execi 1800 conkyForecast or do execi 1800 python /path/to/conkyforecast.py
[01:33] <Guest65975> Originally libetotem-plparser12 was the conflict file (with respect to libecall)
[01:33] <grzybowski> ooops, for ubuntu :)
[01:33] <calc> Guest65975: what dir and what were the exact names of the files you moved?
[01:33] <Guest65975> Same names prepended by a period
[01:33] <Guest65975> Same directories
[01:33] <BlackCoffee> martinkoelewijn: that's what i was about to do
[01:33] <martinkoelewijn> BlackCoffee: check the capitals, again, sigh
[01:33] <calc> Guest65975: the ones under /var/cache/apt/archives ?
[01:34] <Guest65975> I can change those back and show you the output file (same error, minus those three file alerts)
[01:34] <BlackCoffee> martinkoelewijn: go to sleep already man,and thanks a lot dude
[01:34] <calc> Guest65975: or something under /var/lib/dpkg/info/ ?
[01:34] <rww> grzybowski: Ubuntu syncs it from Debian's repositories, so 1) the MOTU team in #ubuntu-motu is responsible for it in Ubuntu, 2) you might want to find a Debian maintainer instead.
[01:34] <calc> Guest65975: btw never mess with the files in /var/lib/dpkg/info/
[01:34] <calc> Guest65975: well unless you know exactly what you are doing
[01:34] <martinkoelewijn> BlackCoffee: cheers, I'll dream of you
[01:34] <BlackCoffee> LOL
[01:34] <Guest65975> Well, calc. The problem was those files were corrupted.
[01:35] <grzybowski> rww: ok, thanks
[01:35] <calc> Guest65975: which dir did you move files from?
[01:35] <^Ocean^> Do i need LVM for Hardware raid setups?
[01:35] <cchaos> Just installed gparted and I cant find an icon or it
[01:35] <Guest65975> It originally have me a "newline" error and I checked the libtotem file and it was incomplete -- cut off
[01:35] <ryanprior> cchaos: it's in System -> Administration and it's called Partition Editor. Go figure. =P
[01:35] <Guest65975> The files are in the same directories, just renamed from file to .file
[01:35] <calc> messing with files under /var/lib/dpkg/info/ can put your system into a state where you essentially will need to reinstall from scratch
[01:35] <Guest65975> I can revert those changes and show you the updated log
[01:35] <calc> Guest65975: you never said which 'same directories' you are talking about
[01:36] <ryanprior> !enter | Guest65975
[01:36] <Guest65975> */info
[01:36] <cchaos> ryanprior: sorry I forgot what it was called. Found it
[01:36] <Guest65975> dpkg/info
[01:36] <calc> Guest65975: it may be that your system got corrupted somehow... but yes you should move those files back the way they were
[01:36] <Guest65975> Alright, let me generate an updated log.
[01:36] <nyggabeeter> fuk
[01:36] <Guest65975> Thanks for your patience.
[01:37] <LYNCHANYGGER> hello
[01:37] <LYNCHANYGGER> i need help
[01:37] <calc> Guest65975: depending on if you did anything else you may need to just reinstall... NEVER mess with /var/lib/dpkg/info unless you actually know what you are doing... in other words you know how to package debian packages at minimum :)
[01:37] <LYNCHANYGGER> there are niggers in my yard
[01:37] <btube> :ooo
[01:37] <bLk-LaBeL> is there an audio help channel for ubuntu?
[01:38]  * BlackCoffee thanks Odin for search/replace
[01:38] <calc> Guest65975: messing in /var/lib/dpkg/info is nearly as bad as running the rm command with bad args (i think it is autoban so i can't actually say it)
[01:38] <ryanprior> bLk-LaBeL: This is the the best and only help channel. Ask away. =D
[01:38] <Guest41991> i been asking
[01:38] <Guest41991> is it because i'm a guest?
[01:39] <bLk-LaBeL> I cant get audio out of hdmi any ideas?
[01:39] <EMKO1> is this madwifi the same thing as ath5k ?
[01:39] <ryanprior> bLk-LaBeL: Of course, if you need help with ALSA, you can ask in #alsa and so on.
[01:39] <bLk-LaBeL> thank you
[01:41] <itai_> can anyone point me to aguide on how to dualboot xp and ubuntu using windows bootloader ?
[01:42] <hajmola> I downloaded a GTK 2.x theme from gnome-look.org, but in appearances it says "correctly installed" but it doesn't show up in the list
[01:43] <itai_> hajmola, maybe it shows in the customise section
[01:44] <hajmola> itai_, you're right. why doesn't it just show up as a thumbnail
[01:44] <itai_> hajmola, i dont understand gtk ...sorry
[01:45] <hajmola> itai_ thanks anyways
[01:45] <Guest65975> calc: I reverted back to my original error. The output to apt-get autoremove is: http://pastebin.com/d6aba0eb3
[01:45] <Guest65975> Erm, actually, that's the output to dpkg -i libecal
[01:46] <itai_> hajmola, in gnome-org there are many components ,some are shown in themes some in the customise.
[01:47] <Davide-buntu> Hey Guys I'm confused could someone help me mount a second HD?
[01:47] <Davide-buntu> in fstab
[01:48] <itai_> Davide-buntu, did you look in psychocats- there's an excellent tutorial
[01:48] <calc> Guest65975: try purging libtotem-plparser12
[01:48] <calc> Guest65975: then reinstall
[01:48] <calc> Guest65975: er then reinstall libtotem-plparser12
[01:48] <netsurf3> Davide-buntu: what fs is the second hdd?
[01:48] <Guest65975> Will do -- thank you kindly for the suggestion
[01:48] <calc> Guest65975: somehow libtotem-plparser12 package got corrupted after being installed
[01:48] <Davide-buntu> itai_, what's psychocats?
[01:48] <calc> Guest65975: you aren't using ext4 or something similar to that are you?
[01:49] <Davide-buntu> netsurf3, its ext3 is that what you're asking?
[01:49] <netsurf3> your second hdd is ext3?
[01:49] <itai_> Davide-buntu, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/index
[01:49] <Guest65975> Davide-buntu: Just mount /dev/sda1 or /dev/sdb1 or /dev/hda1 or /dev/hdb1 to a dir in media, if you wish
[01:49] <Guest65975>  /media, that is
[01:49] <^Ocean^> Any one know how to get a Hardware Raid stripe working under ubuntu,  All the info i can find is years out of date and dont make any sense,  I have a raid stripe drive i would like to access, linux see's it as 2 hard drives not one
[01:50] <mattgyver83> guest41991, you still there?
[01:50] <codebliss> Is there any way to customize different workspaces?
[01:50] <itai_> Davide-buntu, if you want to understand what you are doing - read the psychocat tutorial ,mount windows or mount linux (depends on what file system you are mounting)
[01:50] <codebliss> Say, have workspace 2's desktop be based on another folder.
[01:50] <codebliss> Or none at all.
[01:50] <Davide-buntu> well here's what I've done:  I've created a directory /media/storage, then in fstab I've added: /dev/sdb1 /media/storage
[01:50] <Shadow121> Hey guys, how do i remove a recently installed .tar file??
[01:50] <teclado> hi!
[01:51] <calc> Shadow121: installed .tar file?
[01:51] <Guest65975> Davide-buntu: mount?
[01:51] <calc> Shadow121: you don't install tar files you just extract them
[01:51] <EMKO1> can someone please help get this ath5k installed
[01:51] <calc> Shadow121: so no way to uninstall them easily at least
[01:51] <Shadow121> Do i remove the files manually?
[01:51] <calc> Shadow121: you could conceivably get the file list from the tar file and remove all of those files
[01:51] <Guest65975> calc: Sorry for being ignorant, but how would I'purge' the file libtotem*?
[01:51] <calc> Shadow121: but if that tar file overwrote any files you won't know whether to remove them or not
[01:51] <itai_> Shadow121, sometimes it creates an auninstall file
[01:51] <teclado> sudo aptitude remove 'filename' ?'
[01:52] <calc> Guest65975: dpkg --purge --force-depends blah
[01:52] <Guest65975> Ah, wonderful. Thank you kindly
[01:52] <teclado> it's right?
[01:52] <calc> Guest65975: that will potentially leave the system in a incomplete state so you should try reinstalling the package immediately afterwards
[01:52] <Davide-buntu> Guest65975, well I hadn't put mount cause I was copying what the other partitions looked like... it doesnt say mount for them...
[01:52] <Davide-buntu> Guest65975, :D
[01:52] <Shadow121> calc: how can i make sure i got all the files?
[01:52] <calc> Guest65975: dpkg --purge --force-depends will remove it regardless of if anything depends on it
[01:53] <Guest65975> Bah ha ha, the purge failed due to empty filename of libtotem-plparser2
[01:53] <calc> Shadow121: you can easily remove all files that are in the tar, but not necessarily know if you should remove them all (if the files are still needed) by just doing tar -t foo.tar | xargs rm
[01:54] <Yono> Hey guys, I'm trying to use Hulu.com for the first time on linux, it says I need Flash Player 9 or above, but I have the latest version (10.0.22.87-2) installed. Any suggestions?
[01:54] <donavan01> im using a custom build but I dont know which version its based off of can someone tell me how to find out
[01:54] <calc> Guest65975: make a backup of the file temporarily then try to fix the empty line and then do it again
[01:54] <Shadow121> calc: What if i no longer have the original .tar file?
[01:54] <behappy> sebsebseb: how do I disable beep song in ubuntu ??
[01:54] <calc> Shadow121: no way to know... its equivalent to on windows extracting a zip file randomly somewhere and expecting to know what to remove later
[01:55] <calc> Shadow121: a tar file is not a package in any sense, its just a (t)ape (ar)chive
[01:55] <Guest65975> That's what I attempted to do initially -- but the file is incomplete.
[01:55] <mattgyver83> does anyone know how i can make an adhoc connection using the bcm43xx drivers?  Wifi works, but i cant connect adhoc.
[01:55] <Guest65975> I don't think it's a newline problem.
[01:55] <calc> Shadow121: its the unix version of zip without compression, compression is handled separatley by gzip/bzip2/lzma
[01:55] <Shadow121> calc: So i should basically try to delete the files myself?  Like the stuff in usr/lib and usr/bin?
[01:56] <calc> Guest65975: well if you make the file just short but valid it should let you remove the package and then reinstalling will overwrite anything left on the system from the package
[01:56] <calc> Shadow121: yea
[01:56] <bLk-LaBeL> anyone know why ubuntu doesn't come with audio settings that detect HDMI ??
[01:56] <calc> Shadow121: and installing stuff into /usr with tar files is not a good idea
[01:57] <calc> Shadow121: so you probably should try not to do it in the future
[01:57] <Guest65975> I'll give that a try -- thanks
[01:57] <behappy> how do I disable beep song in ubuntu ??
[01:57] <calc> Shadow121: it could end up overwriting important files and mess up your system
[01:57] <Shadow121> calc: but when i do a "make install" thats where is goes.
[01:57] <calc> behappy: system->preferences->sound->sounds
[01:57] <bLk-LaBeL> behappy, if you use HDMI you disable all sound alltogether
[01:57] <calc> Shadow121: tell configure to use /usr/local are prefix
[01:58] <calc> Shadow121: s/are/as/
[01:58] <sebsebseb> behappy: no idea
[01:58] <calc> Shadow121: and yes doing make install into /usr is also a very bad idea
[01:58] <sebsebseb> behappy: and maybe you should ask your questions to whole channel, rather than directly to someone
[01:58] <calc> Shadow121: the only places non packaged files should go are into /opt of /usr/locla
[01:58] <spaceBARbarian> is there supposed to be a .wgetrc file by default ?
[01:58] <calc> er /usr/local
[01:59] <Shadow121> calc: I do make install while the file is on the desktop
[01:59]  * bLk-LaBeL wonders if anyone is using sound via HDMI
 : thank you sebsebseb   system->preferences->sound->sounds
[01:59] <sebsebseb> behappy: no idea  I put, well I would have tried what  calc suggested
[02:00] <ULFfuntu> <zztop gh
[02:00] <Shadow121> calc:  How do i order the make install to install the files in a directory of my choice?
[02:01] <calc> Shadow121: does the program you are running make install for have configure also?
I'm sorry to have caused you some inconvenience
[02:01] <Shadow121> calc:  It has a configure as well.
[02:01] <calc> Shadow121: if so you tell it configure --prefix=/blah then make install knows to put it where you want it
[02:01] <sebsebseb> behappy: no it's fine
[02:01] <calc> Shadow121: which is what i already told you ~ 10m ago
[02:01] <calc> 19:57 < calc> Shadow121: tell configure to use /usr/local are prefix
[02:01] <sebsebseb> behappy: also you should learn to autocomplete properly, type  first letters of someones name and press tab
[02:01] <calc> hmm well 5min ago :)
[02:02] <Shadow121> calc:  Can you give me an example of sending it to say your home folder
[02:02] <cool_nick12> hi, does anyone here know how to mount the new HFS+ compressed images in ubuntu?
[02:02] <calc> Shadow121: you can also use DESTDIR=blah make install if you want to install into a completely different area from what you told it for prefix (its used for packaging)
[02:03] <calc> Shadow121: configure --prefix=/home/whateveryourhomediris/somedir
[02:03] <ryanprior> cool_nick12: Read the HFS+ documentation. Doing it on Ubuntu is probably the same as doing it on any other UNIX-like system.
[02:03] <cool_nick12> ryanprior: ok thanks
[02:03] <Shadow121> calc:  Ohhhh ok.  Thanks alot!!!
[02:03] <calc> Shadow121: np
[02:03] <FoxBlitzz> Any way to fix uneven letter spacing in printed pages in Firefox?
[02:04] <FoxBlitzz> The bad spacing also shows up in the print preview...
[02:04] <Yono> Hey guys, I'm trying to use Hulu.com for the first time on linux, it says I need Flash Player 9 or above, but I have the latest version (10.0.22.87-2) installed. Any suggestions?
[02:04] <FoxBlitzz> But when viewing the page normally, it all looks fine
[02:05] <bluejeans> yono, install flash from the mozilla firefox addons
[02:05] <Yono> it's already there bluejeans
[02:05] <Roanoke> Hello all.
[02:05] <Davide-buntu> ok mounted, now another question how do I mount a network location? more precisely a shared HD on my other windows computer?
[02:05] <Kangarooo> i looked in BAOBAB (Disk Usage Analyzer) that 161.2 MB is used by Gnome Help its located  /usr/share/gnome/help     i want to remove it but synaptic also wants to remove with it Ubuntu-Desktop. WTF? i cant remove Help? maybe ill put it on lauchpad Wishlist>?
[02:05] <Roanoke> Anyone know a good chart-making application?
[02:06] <bruenig> Roanoke: dia
[02:06] <Kangarooo> dia
[02:06] <Roanoke> bruenig, Kangarooo: chart as in, pie chart
[02:06] <bluejeans> Yono, does flash work on other sites.. youtube?
[02:06] <bruenig> um
[02:06] <Davide-buntu> I'm trying mount //locationpath /media/windows ntfs-3g  but it doesnt seem to work?
[02:07] <joljam> how can I change the default player for streaming videos to vlc
[02:07] <aeonoris> I'm trying to set up a Eucalyptus server.  According to this - http://eucalyptus.cs.ucsb.edu/wiki/EucalyptusPrerequisites_v1.4 - I need to run a server that can deliver or relay email messages to email addresses.  I tried a few different things that I *think* fit the bill, but I can't actually get any of them to work how I think is needed.  Any suggestions?
[02:08] <lubosz> hi, i have to push 2 times my "^" key to get a ^. how can i reduce this to 1?
[02:08] <Kangarooo> Roanoke: www.piechart.com
 :I have enough  knowledge about shell because I have server I manage it from SSH
[02:08] <Roanoke> Kangarooo: That link is broken.
[02:08] <sebsebseb> behappy: I didn't say anything about the shell
[02:09] <mike3292> How can I test my speakers? There are a lot of devices to choose from under Volume Control and a lot more options in preferences and I want to do it the fastest way possible. I'm not sure if my sound will even work either.
[02:09] <Roanoke> Kangarooo: And I was hoping for a bit more flexibility than just pie charts.
[02:09] <sebsebseb> behappy: I told you how to autocomplete names here properly, because your putting < and >
[02:09] <Kangarooo> Roanoke: ups www,piecolor.com and maybe in Open Office also? Yeah there should be chart maker
[02:09] <ULFfuntu> mike3292: from the cmd line try : speaker-test
[02:10] <Roanoke> Kangarooo: OK, I guess open office is the best.
[02:10] <Roanoke> Thanks.
[02:10] <Kangarooo> Roanoke: also google docs
[02:10] <ULFfuntu> speaker-test -test sine
[02:10] <Guest65975> mike3292: If that doesn't work check your alsa conf
[02:10] <Kangarooo> docs.google.com
[02:10] <behappy> sebastien, :wooooooow great I think that you talked about shell
[02:11] <sebsebseb> Roanoke: you can  probably find something in synapic and these sites will probably help you find something http://www.osalt.com http://www.linuxeq.com
[02:11] <behappy> sebastien, thank you
[02:11] <mike3292> ULFfuntu: the second code you gave me output speaker-test 1.0.17, Invalid test type est.
[02:11] <mike3292> Guest65975: how can I check my alsa conf
[02:11] <behappy> sebastien, : I am sorry because I am a new in IRC world
[02:11] <Guest65975> alsa-conf
[02:12] <FoxBlitzz> Nobody here has ever experienced uneven letter spacing in printing web pages?
[02:12] <ULFfuntu> yeah maybe try speaker-test --help and go with that
[02:12] <Roanoke> sebsebseb: Synaptic returns an avalanche upon doing apt-cache search chart (most of which are unrelated) and those sites require knowledge of a similar windows app. I'll just go with open office, thanks though.
[02:12] <PenguinOfDoom> How can I add a dummy network connection to network-manager? I want to get the VPN menu enabled even when there's no wireless or ethernet link
[02:12] <mike3292> Guest65975: command not found
[02:12] <Kangarooo> why if i want to remove Gnome-Help also Ubuntu-Desktop needs to be removeD?
[02:13] <ULFfuntu> mike3292: ok.. is alsa-base installed?
[02:13] <sebsebseb> behappy: using  someones name properly  means  the text goes red, and the client notifies them of the message
[02:13] <Lint01> what's in linux-headers package, and can it be safely removed?
[02:13] <sebsebseb> Roanoke: maybe Sribus it's a desktop publishing app
[02:13] <Guest65975> alsamixer?
[02:13] <mike3292> ULFuntu: I'm not sure.
[02:13] <Guest65975> type alsa then tab it
[02:13] <Guest65975> tab tab tab
[02:13] <sebsebseb> Roanoke: that is  Scribus
[02:13] <ULFfuntu> t
[02:13] <ULFfuntu> aptitude search alsa
[02:14] <ULFfuntu> and look for the i
[02:14] <Yono> bluejeans, yes flash works elsewhere
[02:14] <mike3292> Guest65975: alsa       alsactl    alsamixer
[02:14] <usser> Lint01, header files for linux kernel, if you're not planning on compiling against linux kernel or manually updating your graphics drivers it can be removed
[02:14] <Kangarooo> PenguinOfDoom: maybe just add one LAN and evven if its not pluged in it will solve prblem?
[02:14] <sebsebseb> behappy: see my PM
[02:14] <ULFfuntu> startitng in front of alsa-base
[02:15] <abama> run ubuntu in vmware, how to enlarge the size of /dev/sda1?
[02:15] <PenguinOfDoom> Kangarooo: Nope, has to be up and active :(
[02:16] <{bosco}> idk
[02:16] <ULFfuntu> abama: linux guest / xp host or what?
[02:16] <Kangarooo> PenguinOfDoom: for apache?
[02:16] <cdm10> Does anyone use Google Calendar through Evolution? I'm having issues with it, and would like to see if anyone else has it working.
[02:16] <nn123645> I'm trying to install ubuntu and seem to have a problem with the installer, I can't get past the inital loading animation after I select install from the menu on the CD
[02:16] <inx-live> hello
[02:16] <seige232> quick question for you all... I have a non-persistent Virtual Machine running under VMWare Infrastructure. The Virtual machine completely crashed, and as a result, I lost all of the data I had overlayed upon the HD image. After running forensics on the drive, I determined that the redo-files are either overwritten, or are simply not detectable under my windows recovery software. Here is the question... under linux, natively, is there a pro
[02:16] <abama> ULFfuntu: xp host
[02:16] <PenguinOfDoom> Kangarooo: huh what huh apache?
[02:17] <ULFfuntu> abama: hi ok I know that there are cmd-line tools online for doing that
[02:17] <ULFfuntu> and google will help with that... i have done that a while back with linux gues /xp host
[02:17] <marcus_> hello there
[02:18] <nn123645> any ideas as to how I should go about trying to fix that?
[02:18] <tj83> nn123645, alternate install cd?
[02:18] <ryanprior> nn123645: What CD are you using?
[02:18] <nn123645> main install CD
[02:18] <nn123645> downloading alternate CD now
[02:18] <ryanprior> nn123645: For which distro?
[02:18] <abama> ULFfuntu: but search what keyword for that?
[02:19] <keystr0k> any suggestions on a Picasa-like program? I don't really care for F-Spot... I like Picasa, but I don't like that it uses Wine to run.
[02:19] <nn123645> ubuntu 8.10
[02:19] <ULFfuntu> hold on brb
[02:19] <seige232> did anyone catch my comment above?
[02:19] <nn123645> desktop
[02:19] <ryanprior> keystr0k: gThumb is decent.
[02:19] <keystr0k> ryanprior, cool. I'll check that out!
[02:19] <Marcus_arg> has anyone use ubuntu rescue remix to recover data from a ntfs partition?
[02:19] <ryanprior> keystr0k: Also, you can just use the terminal and imagemagick if you aren't a GUI addict.
[02:19] <tj83> nn123645, run check on the disk also. burn slow, all else fails use alternate..... the live cd doesnt work for me with my Geforce 9500GT but does with onboard video.
[02:19] <Kangarooo> !help : seige
[02:19] <badfish69> Active Triggers: !quote !addquote !duke !nukem !handey !homsar
[02:19] <keystr0k> ryanprior, yeah! I LOVE imagemagick. so handy!
[02:19] <Kangarooo> eeem seige232 just ask again :)
[02:20] <Roanoke> !apache | PenguinOfDoom
[02:20] <lubosz> i have to push 2 times my "^" key to get a ^. how can i reduce this to 1?
[02:20] <nn123645> Okay, the system I'm trying to install it on has a ATI Radeon 3850 HD
[02:21] <tj83> nn123645, just saying that hardware can be funny sometimes on the live cd. rare cases
[02:21] <Marcus_arg> exit
[02:21] <nn123645> safe graphics mode didn't seem to help any either
[02:21] <nn123645> nor did text mode on the live cd
[02:21] <tj83> nn123645, run memory would be something on my list of troubleshooting
[02:22] <ULFfuntu> abama: "How to Increase your VMware Hard Disk" by Joe Harmon.... Novell site
[02:22] <Kangarooo> PenguinOfDoom: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VPNClient#Installing%20and%20managing%20a%20VPN%20connection
[02:22] <ULFfuntu> I saved a pdf of the page
[02:22] <r2r4> hello. linux can insmod a module when needed, what do i need to do ?
[02:23] <usser> r2r4, sudo modprobe modulename
[02:23] <nn123645> tj83: k, thanks, will do that now
[02:23] <Kangarooo> PenguinOfDoom: you need that for Windows? That VPN?
[02:23] <seige232> here we go... large explaination incoming...
[02:24] <seige232> Well, I ran into an issue with my VMWare Infrastructure... I have a non-persistent virtual machine that I depend on. It crashed, and the overlay file (redo-file) was deleted. I ran 4 hours worth of Data Forensics on the containing physical Hard Disk, and determined that the files are nolonger existent, or simply could not be detected under windows. The Partition of the drive in question is formatted under the EXT3 format. I was simply wond
[02:24] <henry1> I feel realy stupid  I was trying to try out slackware from scratch and I had already put on ubuntu with grub and slack uses lilo when I am in slack instal disk f disk cannot write the new partiions
[02:24] <r2r4> usser, thank u ! i mean, when it's needed, it's insmoded automatic, without a command excuted by me
[02:24] <warcaptain> hey
[02:24] <seige232> any thoughts, anyone?
[02:25] <warcaptain> I was just playing with options on Transmission and I turned on Web Interface.. the GUI disappeared and now I can not turn it back on =( HELP!
[02:25] <n8wood> nyone know how to disable GNOME's automount. when I plug in my iphone to change I get "unable to mount apple, inc. iphone, error initializing camera, could not lock device"?
[02:25] <ryanprior> seige232: restore from backup
[02:25] <PenguinOfDoom> Kangarooo: No, I'm tethering an iPhone via USB
[02:25] <ULFfuntu> seige232: hi, you have no backup right?.... :(
[02:25] <ButLite> hey all
[02:25] <henry1> how do I get fdisk to work
[02:25] <Davide-buntu> hey how do you mount a windows network location??
[02:25] <ButLite> sudo fdisk
[02:25] <usser> r2r4, hm i wouldnt know about that sorry. as far as i know its either modprobed on startup or manually
[02:25] <seige232> That is the thing...the VM crashed before I could produce any backups
[02:25] <Guest65975> henry1: fdisk /dev/devname
[02:25] <r2r4> ok, thank u uss
[02:25] <ULFfuntu> Davide-buntu: smbclient smbfs installed
[02:25] <Kangarooo> PenguinOfDoom: im not gonna be help about so advance thing :)
[02:26] <r2r4> ok, thank u usser
[02:26] <itai_> Davide-buntu, smb?
[02:26] <warcaptain> anyone? :\
[02:26] <tj83> Davide-buntu, normally just navigate to smb://address in nautilus
[02:26] <ButLite> warcaptain, what?
[02:26] <Guest65975> seige232: Are you running VMware from windows -> ubununtu or ubuntu -> VMing windows
[02:26] <henry1> it tells me before I get into the device that I cannot write a patition table
[02:26] <ULFfuntu> then smb://webshare/share
[02:26] <dmg> calc: thanks for your help .. I tracked the bug down and mailed the patch off to the mplayer guys.
[02:26] <itai_> Davide-buntu, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba
[02:26] <Davide-buntu> yeah but I want to permanently mount it on my desktop
[02:26] <seige232> My VMI runs under linux
[02:26] <warcaptain> I was just playing with options on Transmission and I turned on Web Interface.. the GUI disappeared and now I can not turn it back on =( HELP!
[02:26] <ryanprior> warcaptain: Transmission is a pretty lackluster torrent client. I suggest using Deluge and forgetting it.
[02:26] <balleyne> Davide-buntu: smbmount
[02:26] <henry1> its like the partition is protected
[02:26] <warcaptain> ryanprior: fine, but transmission is downloading a file now and I want to see it
[02:26] <seige232> The Virtual Machine guest operating system is Windows, but that is irrelevant
[02:26] <Davide-buntu> sudo mount //none-xvlc1hi3pv/ /media/none ntfs-3g
[02:27] <Davide-buntu> is what I was using
[02:27] <warcaptain> I need to get it running right again x_x
[02:27] <BudLite> terminal
[02:27] <BudLite> transmission
[02:27] <tj83> Davide-buntu, not sure .... try putting it into fstab?
[02:27] <balleyne> Davide-buntu: yeah, definitely not ntfs-3g, try smbmount
[02:27] <warcaptain> it says open_listening_port(9091): Address already in use
[02:27] <warcaptain> cannot open port 9091
[02:27] <itai_> Davide-buntu, read the link I gave you -has detailed instructions
[02:27] <seige232> The Physical Drive in question is EXT3 formatted, and encrypted
[02:27] <usser> Davide-buntu, smbmount is deprecated try mount -t cifs
[02:27] <Davide-buntu> itai_,  ok checking it out
[02:28] <Guest65975> seige232: I highly doubt zeros were written to the disk
[02:28] <ULFfuntu> Davide-buntu: mount -t cifs -o credentials=/root/.smbpass //webshare/share /mnt/MEGADEATH
[02:28] <usser> Davide-buntu, you need smbfs package for that
[02:28] <Guest65975> Or F's
[02:28] <Guest65975> So I'm sure you can get the data back
[02:28] <n8wood> is there a way to disable certain devices from automounting in GNOME?
[02:28] <ULFfuntu> but you have to set up your credentials for a windows domain
[02:28] <seige232> Guest65975: I hope not, lol
[02:28] <Guest65975> n8wood: Not really a gnome problem
[02:28] <henry1> I have ubuntu loaded   I am trying to install slakeware  and I can not get fdisk to write a new table
[02:29] <Davide-buntu> ULFfuntu, I dont understand that how would you write it with my locations?  sudo mount //none-xvlc1hi3pv/ /media/none
[02:29] <Guest65975> henry1: What disk are you using?
[02:29] <Guest65975> sda1?
[02:29] <n8wood> Guest65975: where should I be looking?
[02:29] <henry1> slake 12.4
[02:29] <henry1> slack
[02:29] <monskee_> anyone know where I should be getting help from?
[02:29] <ULFfuntu> Davide-buntu: ok mkdir /media/webshare
[02:29] <monskee_> (i'm new!)
[02:29] <seige232> Guest65975: my goal is to recover the Overlay files that I lost, and to trick VMI into reinitializing the VMDK with the Overlay to recover the data
[02:29] <ULFfuntu> ok?
[02:29] <Guest65975> henry1: Are you trying to dual partition?
[02:29] <henry1> nope
[02:29] <henry1> total wipe out
[02:30] <monskee_> (is this the right place for xubuntu installation problems help?)
[02:30] <Guest65975> Well, find out where the disk is: henry
[02:30] <ULFfuntu> Davide-buntu: is it a domain share ?
[02:30] <Guest65975> Type fdisk /dev/sda1 when you have the slack disk in
[02:30] <henry1> it say I only have read to the part table
[02:30] <itai_> monskee_, what the problem?
[02:30] <henry1> yes
[02:30] <Guest65975> henry, login as root when the slackware disk is in
[02:30] <henry1> I am
[02:30] <Guest65975> No password needed
[02:30] <henry1> true
[02:30] <Davide-buntu> ULFfuntu, it's a shared drive on MSHOME network
[02:31] <warcaptain> please can someone help?
[02:31] <Guest65975> And if you type fdisk /sda1 what does it say?
[02:31] <ULFfuntu> Davide-buntu: ok with a username/password or no?
[02:31] <henry1> its fdisk /dev/sda1
[02:31] <Davide-buntu> ULFfuntu, no
[02:31] <ULFfuntu> ok
[02:31] <usser> Davide-buntu, sudo mount -t cifs //none-xvlc1hi3pv/ /media/none
[02:31] <ULFfuntu> yeah
[02:31] <warcaptain> where is the transmission config file?
[02:31] <Guest65975> Righto, thanks.
[02:31] <Guest65975> Tis what I meant
[02:31] <Guest65975> What does it say?
[02:31] <usser> Davide-buntu, wont even need credentials if its a winXP home you're sharing from
[02:32] <Davide-buntu> usser, it's winxp pro
[02:32] <usser> Davide-buntu, actually
[02:32] <itai_> warcaptain, whats the problem?
[02:32] <ULFfuntu> except I would be root: mount -t cifs -o //none-whatever/ /media/none
[02:32] <henry1> it says  I cannot write that fsik is in read only mode
[02:32] <usser> Davide-buntu, scratch that your command is inavlid anyhow
[02:32] <{bosco}> idk
[02:32] <warcaptain> itai_: I started Web Interface by accident and now my GUI will not open!
[02:32] <henry1> fdisk
[02:32] <Guest65975> Well you're not writing anything
[02:32] <warcaptain> I assume it crashes when it starts
[02:32] <usser> Davide-buntu, //none-whatever/ is missing a sharename
[02:32] <Guest65975> It should show you a read only partition table
[02:32] <henry1> true
[02:32] <henry1> why
[02:32] <Guest65975> If it doesn't, you're in the wrong drive
[02:32] <{bosco}> henry1, the load gparted in a live cd
[02:32] <usser> Davide-buntu, should be //none-whatever/sharename //mymachine/C for example
[02:32] <seige232> To make my question simple for this room, as I know I can get a little complex at times, what "Undelte" software do you all recommend?
[02:32] <Davide-buntu> usser,  I guess it woudl be my D drive
[02:32] <henry1> it does I want to wipe it out
[02:32] <[]D[]D> henry1, Ultimate Bood CD easiest to use.
[02:32] <Guest65975> If you press p it should print the partition table, is it the right drive you see?
[02:32] <seige232> Undelete**
[02:32] <ULFfuntu> brb < doing the dew
[02:33] <usser> Davide-buntu, sudo mount -t cifs //none-xvlc1hi3pv/D /media/none
[02:33] <henry1> I need to write a new one
[02:33] <[]D[]D> henry1, Ultimate Bood CD easiest to use....
[02:33] <Guest65975> Yeah, you could use a rescue cd
[02:33] <Guest65975> And delete the partitions, create new partitions
[02:33] <henry1> yes I am on the rite drive
[02:33] <Guest65975> And then just run setup on the slack disk
[02:33] <warcaptain> itai_ any idea?
[02:33] <[]D[]D> ^_^
[02:33] <Davide-buntu> usser, ULFfuntu what do -t and -o do?
[02:33] <Davide-buntu> usser, ULFfuntu what do -t and -o do? and cifs
[02:33] <lubosz> i have to push 2 times the "^" key to get a ^. how can i reduce this to 1?
[02:33] <itai_> warcaptain, web insterface? what does that mean?
[02:34] <warcaptain> interface
[02:34] <warcaptain> sorry
[02:34] <warcaptain> the web interface.. so you can control it remotely I suppose (clutch?)
[02:34] <usser> Davide-buntu, -t cifs specifies filesystem of the share - cifs, -o tells mount that optional parameters follow
[02:34] <Roanoke> seige232: Undelete is not very possible with linux.
[02:34] <ULFfuntu> b
[02:34] <itai_> warcaptain,  erm... can you explain in more details what you did? i dont understand
[02:34] <henry1> ok I will try to book on aubuntu cd and use that fdisk and if it does not work I am comming back here thanks guys
[02:34] <usser> Davide-buntu, like -o user=root, pass=secure
[02:34] <ULFfuntu> Davide-buntu: t is for type, o is for options included
[02:34] <seige232> Roanoke: what would you recommend then?
[02:34] <Guest65975> Roanoke: Well, linux doesn't generically write 0's to the disk when it deletes
[02:34] <Guest65975> It just removes the file pointer
[02:35] <[]D[]D> this is a VERY useful chan i will idle here often.
[02:35] <warcaptain> I clicked "Enable web interface" and it crashed.. will not restart now
[02:35] <ULFfuntu> :)
[02:35] <Guest65975> (And may possibly write over those bits later, sure)
[02:35] <[]D[]D> remove and add again warcaptain ?
[02:35] <Davide-buntu> mount: wrong fs type,...
[02:35] <itai_> warcaptain, sorry, where did you click that?
[02:35] <Guest65975> seige232: I'm not sure of any good software for disk recovery
[02:35] <usser> Davide-buntu, sudo apt-get install smbfs
[02:35] <ULFfuntu> Davide-buntu: is smbfs loaded up
[02:35] <Roanoke> Guest65975: Well, do you know of any undelete programs? I don't. And could you please change your name so it would be easier to respond? :P
[02:35] <henry1> Why cant I redo the parts with the slack cd is ubuntu protected
[02:36] <LjL> !undelete | Roanoke
[02:36] <warcaptain> itai_: in the preferences
[02:36] <Guest65975> Roanoke: Don't you love tab completing my GuestID? :o)
[02:36] <Roanoke> Ah. Yes.
[02:36]  * Guest65975 kids.
[02:36] <Guest65975> Sorry :o(
[02:36] <Roanoke> I sure do :P
[02:36] <[]D[]D> Guest65975, why not use a regular nick?
[02:36] <henry1> is is a grub thing and a lilo thiing
[02:36] <Guest65975> I could.
[02:36] <Roanoke> Guest65975: Xchat sometimes picks the wrong one if there's like two options left.
[02:36] <seige232> Guest65975: Well, the software I use as a business should have done the trick... but it did not find what I was looking for.
[02:36] <Guest65975> I jumped on irc via emacs
[02:37] <Guest65975> For a temporary session
[02:37] <Roanoke> Wow.
[02:37] <warcaptain> []D[]D: Did not work
[02:37] <[]D[]D> Roanoke, whats wrong?
[02:37] <itai_> warcaptain, preference of what
[02:37] <Roanoke> Guest65975: Emacs really is everything, including the kitchen sink.
[02:37] <Tap> for a local resolver on ubuntu, which do you guys prefer?  bind9?
[02:37] <[]D[]D> warcaptain, you used Add/Remove?
[02:37] <warcaptain> yes
[02:37] <n8wood> anyone know how to get the "Removable Media" preference in Intrepid?
[02:37] <warcaptain> ... itai_: preferences for the program Transmissions??
[02:37] <[]D[]D> should have removed all preferences.
[02:37] <LjL> Tap: i use dnsmasq :) but it's just a tiny cacher dns proxy
[02:37] <Davide-buntu> usser, ULFfuntu, mount error: could not find target server. TCP name none-xvlc1hi3pv/D not found
[02:37] <Davide-buntu> No ip address specified and hostname not found
[02:38] <Roanoke> Yay.
[02:38] <xtmnx> anyone know if there's a way to capture to file over 2GB in recordmydesktop?
[02:38] <Tap> lfl, lightweight dns resolver?  I just want dns , cause my isp's dns sucks
[02:38] <aeonoris> I'm trying to set up a Eucalyptus server.  According to this - http://eucalyptus.cs.ucsb.edu/wiki/EucalyptusPrerequisites_v1.4 - I need to run a server that can deliver or relay email messages to email addresses.  I tried a few different things that I *think* fit the bill, but I can't get them to work (I'm testing by sending my GMail a message, which never gets received).  Any suggestions on how to get around this?
[02:38] <henry1> ok I will go now and try this thing again
[02:38] <usser> Davide-buntu, try by ip
[02:38] <zgmf-x42s> hey all, is there any extremely easy to use app to convert and .img file to an .iso file??????????????
[02:38] <ULFfuntu> Davide-buntu: ok ping that IP just to see connectivty... then adjust your host file
[02:38] <Tap> ljl i meant
[02:38] <mek||malloc> Fricken dpkg
[02:38] <henry1> :)
[02:38] <Davide-buntu> ULFfuntu, how do I ping it?
[02:39] <seige232> zgmf-x42s: UltraIso
[02:39] <ULFfuntu> cmd-line: ping 192.162.0.100 (or whatever)
[02:39] <ULFfuntu> and then Cntrl-C to stop the pinging
[02:39] <mek||malloc> Then check your arp cache
[02:39] <[]D[]D> why don't people use Ubuntu Ultimate?
[02:39] <mek||malloc> And figure out what his mac address is
[02:39] <mek||malloc> X)
[02:39] <aeonoris> zgmf-x42s, I'm pretty sure IMGs are ISOs.  Try renaming it and see if it works.
[02:39] <warcaptain> grrrr
[02:39] <warcaptain> even purge did not work
[02:40] <Davide-buntu> ULFfuntu, well I know there's connectivity cause I can browse to the folder from the file system
[02:40] <ULFfuntu> ok
[02:40] <Davide-buntu> ULFfuntu, I'm in there right now
[02:40] <seige232> IMG files correspond with the Clone-CD format. ISO files are single layered, rather than multi layered in the sense that Clone-CD Images are.
[02:40] <FloridaGuy> cant install or update anything because of this broken package....    ( E: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.27-14-generic: subprocess post-removal script returned error exit status 1 )
[02:40] <ULFfuntu> so what are trying to do, mount it at startup?
[02:40] <mek||malloc> Why does dpkg think that one of my info files contains an empty filename
[02:41] <mek||malloc> This is so frusterating.
[02:41] <Davide-buntu> ULFfuntu, yes because sometimes stupid windows no longer lets me browse to that location says "cannot mount"  however I know there is still connectivity because if I play a "recent file" in the movie player from that location it still works
[02:41] <Davide-buntu> ULFfuntu, so I was hoping that with a startup mount I would be able to access it everytime no matter what
[02:41] <ULFfuntu> yeah a couple things
[02:41] <seige232> Renaming an *.IMG to the *.ISO format might not do it
[02:41] <monskee_> anyone got time to help me with my fstab after a wubi install gone slightly wrong?
[02:42] <EMKO1> can i edit a file with from ssh putty?
[02:42] <zgmf-x42s> seige232: ultraiso is not in the repositorites, is it third party?
[02:42] <ULFfuntu> Davide-buntu: you can modify your fstab for the automount at startup
[02:42] <zgmf-x42s> aeonoris: ok ill try that, see if it works
[02:42] <seige232> it is a windows app, but it can run under Linux via Wine
[02:42] <ULFfuntu> just google that stuff
[02:42] <[]D[]D> damn this chat scolls fast.
[02:42] <BlackCoffee> !weather font
[02:42] <[]D[]D> no services on this net?
[02:42] <zgmf-x42s> seige232: o... yah not looking for windows apps
[02:43] <seige232> =P
[02:43] <Davide-buntu> ULFfuntu, so I would just write what you had me write into fstab?
[02:43] <zgmf-x42s> seige232: looking for linux only
[02:43] <Speckz> EMKO1, yes, sudo gedit file.to.edit
[02:43] <Roanoke> []D[]D: Yes it does. I have xchat play a sound when I get a message with my name in it. It's a cowbell.
[02:43] <Davide-buntu> ULFfuntu, I've figured out how to edit fstab btw
[02:43] <FloridaGuy> ? cant install or update anything because of this broken package....    ( E: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.27-14-generic: subprocess post-removal script returned error exit status 1 )
[02:43] <ULFfuntu> Davide-buntu: :) google
[02:43] <warcaptain> this sucks :(
[02:43] <warcaptain> it seems to just be broke
[02:43] <seige232> Wine emulates Windows Architecture under Linux.
[02:43] <[]D[]D> haha Roanoke i jsut flash blue, but i think im missing stuff so i am scared to switch
[02:44] <ULFfuntu> youre fs type is cifs and make your dmask,fmask accordingly
[02:44] <abama> ULFfuntu: if in vmware-player, how to resize the partition?
[02:44] <seige232> I run my UltraIso under Linux just fine
[02:44] <monskee_> could anyone help me with my fstab you kind and generous gurus?
[02:44] <monskee_> it don't have no UUID
[02:44] <ULFfuntu> abama: in vmware... i'm not sure... but that guide shows you how to ajust the vmware file itself
[02:44] <itai_> Davide-buntu, did you follow the link i gave you?
[02:44] <[]D[]D> with what about it monskee_ ?
[02:45] <monskee_> damnit how do i write in red?
[02:45] <ULFfuntu> abama: what is the linux fs type in vmware?\
[02:45] <ULFfuntu> abama: ext3 is a pain, but reiserfs no so
[02:45] <Davide-buntu> itai_, I'm going back to it now
[02:45] <[]D[]D> ctrl+k 5
[02:45] <[]D[]D>  like this
[02:45] <itai_> monskee_, you write someone's name
[02:45] <monskee_> []D[]D thanks
[02:45] <monskee_> nooooo
[02:45] <[]D[]D> yup
[02:45] <monskee_> i feel so silly
[02:45] <ULFfuntu> <zztop gh
[02:45] <seige232> ULFfuntu: EXT3 is indeed a pain, amen to that
[02:45] <zgmf-x42s> seige232: i mean native install into linux
[02:45] <EMKO1> when i try gedit in putty i get (gedit:9809): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[02:46] <zgmf-x42s> aeonoris: btw, renaming it doesnt work
[02:46] <[]D[]D> os[Linux 2.6.27-11-generic i686] distro[Ubuntu "intrepid" 8.10] cpu[2 x Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU N270   @ 1.60GHz (GenuineIntel) @ 1.60GHz] mem[Physical: 997.8MB, 53.6% free] disk[Total: 636.5GB, 64.9% free] video[Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller] sound[HDA-Intel - HDA Intel]
[02:46] <Speckz> EMKO1, try sudo nano file.to.edit
[02:46] <abama> ULFfuntu: but there is no vmware-vdiskmanager tool,  /dev/sda1 is ext3 in vmware-player
[02:46] <ULFfuntu> seige232: <acronis
[02:46] <tj83> monskee_, yu can get UUID with "sudo vol_id /dev/sda1"  adjust to your drive.
[02:46] <[]D[]D> fdisk -l
[02:46] <ULFfuntu> abama: well i think those tools are floating online somewhere... google it
[02:47] <FloridaGuy> anyone able to help me on this....   cant install or update anything because of this broken package....    ( E: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.27-14-generic: subprocess post-removal script returned error exit status 1 )
[02:47] <seige232> zgmf-x42s: I told you that above, lol. ISO's, and IMG's are two different animals
[02:47] <monskee_> []D[]D oh so you see it in red. CLEVER! ok so i've just installed xubuntu and trying to boot it drops me to the shell! (how rude) the error is ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/xxxxxxxxxxxxxx does not exist
[02:47] <zgmf-x42s> seige232: sorry must have missed it.  actually i thought it wouldnt work, but im desperate
[02:47] <[]D[]D> so edit fstab without that UUID?
[02:48] <aeonoris> zgmf-x42s, try ccd2iso
[02:48] <monskee_> 1st thing i tried when googling my problem
[02:48] <ULFfuntu> abama: next time use reiserfs because that pops up in acronis easily
[02:48] <monskee_> fstab don't have no uuid!
[02:48] <manpoole> could someone please recommend me a few programs for someones whos new to ubuntu?
[02:48] <monskee_> (stupid fstab!)
[02:48] <EMKO1> once im done editing how do i exit/save the file?
[02:48] <iamblue> Evenin folks, was wondering if it's worth doing an 'update-manager -d' for 9.04 right now, or would it be better to wait a few days?
[02:48] <ULFfuntu> manpoole: xmms2 for flacs ;)
[02:48] <aeonoris> zgmf-x42s, I've never used it, but someone on a forum recommends it, heh.
[02:48] <manpoole> is there a few programs you would install normally after a fresh install?
[02:48] <AK_Dave> manpool: I like zangband
[02:48] <manpoole> ahh
[02:48] <ULFfuntu> <zztop gh
[02:48] <manpoole> yes i have been reading about xmms
[02:49] <tj83> iamblue, been running for 2 weeks.... my opinion: get it.
[02:49] <xangua> manpoole install ubuntu Restricted Extras, it install flash, java, fonts, codecs, etc
[02:49] <iamblue> thanks, trying it on my laptop, gonna see if it works out well
[02:49] <EMKO1> figured out how to save/exit but i get permission denied
[02:49] <manpoole> did the restricted
[02:49] <tj83> iamblue, running on my laptop and desktop... both flawless so far.
[02:49] <monskee_> that would be brill, but i have NO IDEA what i'm doing editing fstab!
[02:49] <monskee_> i'd just write 'work damnit
[02:49] <Speckz> EMKO1, did you sudo nano?
[02:49] <monskee_> '
[02:49] <rww> !xmms | manpoole
[02:49] <monskee_> and hope linux knows what i mean
[02:49] <aeonoris> manpoole, I personally like VLC.  It can play a wide range of video/audio files.
[02:49] <AK_Dave> manpool: I always install: ubuntu-restricted-extras dkms virtualbox conky kubuntu-desktop and some video codecs. For starters.
[02:49] <manpoole> i was using amarok... but xmms2 is the way to go?
[02:50] <ULFfuntu> does your computer have a lot of guts?
[02:50] <ULFfuntu> xmms2 is small
[02:50] <manpoole> yes lol
[02:50] <rww> manpoole: not generally, no. I'd recommend audacious or amaroK (you can run it in Ubuntu, even on GNOME!)
[02:50] <FloridaGuy> E: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.27-14-generic: subprocess post-removal script returned error exit status 1
[02:50] <usser> manpoole, or exaile
[02:50] <zyh> sdfasf
[02:50] <zyh> seeefe
[02:50] <monskee_> for good programs, google it!
[02:50] <geeksquad1> where is the firefox lockfile located
[02:50] <monskee_> there's loads of lists out there
[02:50] <ULFfuntu> <1200mhz AMD in garage
[02:50]  * tj83 votes exaile 
[02:50] <aeonoris> manpoole, I also recommend Amarok for audio.
[02:50] <mattyb> does anyone know how to select text in the terminal using the keyboard?
[02:51] <AK_Dave> ULF: That old box would make a great firewall
[02:51] <iamblue> I'm not an amarok fan, the interface is odd to me
[02:51] <zyh> hello
[02:51] <ULFfuntu> i dualboot w98 games
[02:51] <manpoole> i love hearing everyones opinions through actual non noob input helps a lot
[02:51] <zyh> 同志们好！
[02:51] <manpoole> yeah ive heard of exaile too
[02:51] <iamblue> Most of the new music players try to do too much, call me traditional but I just like to have a list of artists/songs etc and have what I want play
[02:51] <ULFfuntu> <ISA soundcard
[02:52] <mek||malloc> I should just version control my whole damn machine.
[02:52] <mek||malloc> -.-
[02:52] <geeksquad1> does anyone know where the firefol lockfile is ???
[02:52] <manpoole> i understand ati is a nightmare
[02:52] <manpoole> im worried about 9.04 and my ati 1650
[02:52] <StreetPhysicist> can someone tell me the terminal command to suspend or hibernate?  I've tried s2disk and s2both, but they don't exist as I haven't installed uswsusp.  But I can still suspend if I select it from the menu, how do I do it from the terminal?  Or do I HAVE to install uswsusp.  Also, either way, would you recommend that I install uswsusp?
[02:52] <geeksquad1> *firefox
[02:52] <ULFfuntu> manpoole: do 10 installs in a row
[02:53] <aeonoris> I'm trying to set up a Eucalyptus server on the beta of Jaunty Jackalope.  According to this - http://eucalyptus.cs.ucsb.edu/wiki/EucalyptusPrerequisites_v1.4 - I need to run a server that can deliver or relay email messages to email addresses.  I tried a few different things that I *think* fit the bill, but I can't get them to work (I'm testing by sending my GMail a message, which never gets received).  Any suggestions on how to get around this?
[02:53] <monskee_> so anyone know anyting about my stupid fstab and uuid stuff?
[02:53] <rww> StreetPhysicist: It's called "pm-suspend" or something like that, I think.
[02:53] <AK_Dave> monskee: I suggest dropping uuid for label
[02:53] <StreetPhysicist> rww: thanks
[02:53]  * rww hasn't used it in a long while
[02:53] <mattyb> anyone here get conky to work?
[02:53]  * AK_Dave loves conky
[02:54] <Gaming4JC1> yo all.
[02:54] <mattyb> i'm trying to get it to show up on my root desktop, not in its own window.
[02:54] <Gaming4JC1> Does anyone know how to setup a serial port modem soley from console. No gnome.
[02:54] <Gaming4JC1> ?
[02:54] <ryanprior> mattyb: You should not have a root desktop. Ubuntu is not built to allow root GUI logins.
[02:54] <manpoole> ulfuntu what 10 installs are those?
[02:54] <mattyb> fine, my normal-user desktop.
[02:54] <manpoole> and why kubuntu desktop?
[02:54] <usser> ryanprior, different kind of root desktop lol :)
[02:55] <AK_Dave> mattyb: Thats where conky belongs.
[02:55] <ULFfuntu> manpoole: like if you do it several times you learn a lot... my experience with nvidia drivers
[02:55] <Gaming4JC> I've heard ppp, pon, and pof so far no luck tho
[02:55] <mattyb> AK_Dave: any idea how to get it there?
[02:55] <ULFfuntu> because you have to compile the drivers
[02:55] <AK_Dave> mattyb: 'conky -d -c /home/mattyb/.conkyrc &'
[02:55] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: like the serial port shows up firstly right?
[02:56] <usser> mattyb, make sure own_window no is in /etc/conky/conky.conf
[02:56] <AK_Dave> mattyb: Oh, but you'll need to write or plagiarize a .conkyrc
[02:56] <ULFfuntu> cat /proc/interrupts
[02:56] <mattyb> AK_Dave: i used the sample one.
[02:56] <manpoole> ive learned alot about xorg.conf in a few days lol
[02:56] <ULFfuntu> yeah
[02:56] <aeonoris> Has anyone here tried Eucalyptus?
[02:56] <AK_Dave> mattyb: go to tuxtraining.org and search 'conky'
[02:56] <Gaming4JC> ULFuntu: it's not being detected but I know it's on ttys0
[02:56] <iamblue> not yet
[02:57] <manpoole> im about to google conky it sounds pretty crazy
[02:57] <mattyb> son of a gun
[02:57] <Gaming4JC> and it will work if I can configure it from terminal
[02:57] <iamblue> http://conky.sourceforge.net/
[02:57] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: well not being detected is a bigge (to me)
[02:57] <Gaming4JC> but I am unsure how
[02:57] <aeonoris> Hum
[02:57] <ULFfuntu> like do the lights flicker?
[02:57] <ULFfuntu> how can you tell
[02:58] <Gaming4JC> I need the lowest level way of dialing up
[02:58] <Gaming4JC> :P
[02:59] <Gaming4JC> hmm
[02:59] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: well i think you need a couple of modem codes like ATA whatever I forgot
[02:59] <mek||malloc> ls
[02:59] <mek||malloc> Whoops, sorry -.-
[02:59] <ULFfuntu> attention modem
[02:59] <ULFfuntu> thats a good one i dunno.. i got the old serial modems though
[03:00] <ULFfuntu> i think 4800 baud
[03:00] <ULFfuntu> zoom
[03:01] <keystr0k> Is there a good way to tag images in Ubuntu? It'd be a nice OS feature... but I assume I have to use software to do it?
[03:01] <usser> Gaming4JC, use wvdial if your modem is recognized, ie its not a win modem it should be just fine
[03:02] <ULFfuntu> usser: good
[03:02] <ULFfuntu> win modem
[03:02] <ULFfuntu> ack
[03:02] <adr|an> hola
[03:02] <usser> Gaming4JC, /dev/ttySL0 you mean?
[03:02] <adr|an> ay alguien por aqui ?
[03:02] <tritium> !es > adr|an
[03:03] <Gaming4JC> I don't think.
[03:03] <Gaming4JC> Also it's not a win modem
[03:03] <Gaming4JC> it works with every linux distro so far
[03:03] <Gaming4JC> but this version is pretty limited
[03:03] <tj83> ok all, i'm bored... what can i do that is all the rage? something new to learn?
[03:03] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: ok describe the setup physically? i haven't got the picture yet
[03:03] <usser> tj83, vbscript
[03:04] <Gaming4JC> techniqually I'm trying to setup HoneyWall, but I came here because you are more informed than #honeynets
[03:04] <Gaming4JC> lol
[03:04] <Gaming4JC> It detects eth0
[03:04] <andrew_> hello
[03:04] <Gaming4JC> but I need it to Dial-Up with ttys0 on ppp
[03:04] <tj83> usser, other than MS crap lol
[03:04] <ULFfuntu> whooe
[03:04] <Gaming4JC> the modem is a Trendnet Serial modem
[03:04] <mek||malloc> Howdy.
[03:05] <ubuntunoobneedin> Hello all
[03:05] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: verified funtional with this setup right?
[03:05] <usser> Gaming4JC, do you have /dev/modem ?
[03:05] <ULFfuntu> yeah
[03:05] <usser> Gaming4JC, where does it point to if it does?
[03:05] <Gaming4JC> I'll check but I don't believe it detected it
[03:05] <ULFfuntu> detection is a bigge
[03:05] <Gaming4JC> no such directory
[03:06] <zerodevice> celthunder
[03:06] <mek||malloc> So. My dpgk is dead.
[03:06] <mek||malloc> -.-
[03:06] <Gaming4JC> the hardest part of HoneyWall was getting to the graphical menu. It always says "-bash: Menu: command not found "
[03:06] <mek||malloc> How would I go about rebuilding dpgk without formatting?
[03:06] <zerodevice> hi everyone, i had mounted my hd but it shows nothing inside the hd, i am sure that i have lots of files in there. any leads?
[03:06] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: like if you stick in a livecd to that routerbox that modem shows up?
[03:06] <Roasted> Who's good with understanding Ubuntu's hostname process to help me with something quick?
[03:06] <Gaming4JC> turns out you gotta type "roo" as login, "honey", as pass, and then "su -" to get to that menu.... hmm
[03:07] <Gaming4JC> yes
[03:07] <Gaming4JC> the modem shows
[03:07] <ULFfuntu> ok
[03:07] <ULFfuntu> i've never done a modem in linux
[03:07] <ULFfuntu> but someday..
[03:07] <n8wood> anyone have an idea where I can look to disable gnome from trying to automount my iphone?
[03:07] <ULFfuntu> we'll its sw problem
[03:08] <jdu> zerodevice, you are sure you mounted it correctly?
[03:08] <zerodevice> jdu, well in the gui, i just clicked on the device and mount it.
[03:08] <ULFfuntu> brb looking for a book
[03:08] <Gaming4JC> ok
[03:08] <lubosz> n8wood: http://darkknight9.blogspot.com/2007/03/gnome-automount-options.html
[03:08] <jdu> zerodevice, then you clicked on the icon that appeared on the desktop?
[03:08] <keystr0k> anyone know how to use mogrify (imagemagick) to trim using a color at the bottom left of an image (instead of the top left, or whatever else it uses by default)?
[03:09] <Gaming4JC> I found some info on ppp http://oreilly.com/catalog/umppp/chapter/ch06.html
[03:09] <jdu> zerodevice, what fs is the hard drive formatted with?
[03:09] <zerodevice> jdu, yes. i clicked that and its empty, when i do 'df' in terminal, it shows that the disk is there at /dev/sda1 inside /media/disk, problem is, i try to cd into /sda1 it says no such directory.
[03:09] <mattyb> anybody know offhand how to select text in a terminal without using the mouse?
[03:09] <zerodevice> jdu, its ext3, it was previously a running ubuntu 8.10
[03:10] <jdu> zerodevice, try cd /media/disk
[03:10] <zerodevice> jdu, cd/media/disk works
[03:10] <Gaming4JC> I may have to compile PPP, if it's not included.
[03:10] <Gaming4JC> :-/
[03:10] <zerodevice> jdu, inside there's only /dev
[03:10] <usser> Gaming4JC, ppp is there
[03:10] <tritium> !ppp | ULFfuntu, Gaming4JC:
[03:10] <lupe> spanich
[03:10] <jdu> zerodevice, it used to have a ubuntu install?
[03:11] <usser> Gaming4JC, sudo apt-get install ppp pppconfig wvdial
[03:11] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: ok yeah ppp
[03:11] <usser> Gaming4JC, thats pretty much everything you need
[03:11] <Gaming4JC> ok I got something though
[03:11] <lupe> alguien habla español
[03:11] <[_pablomino_3389> yo
[03:11] <jdu> zerodevice, what if with the terminal you do cd /media/disk; ls -a
[03:11] <[_pablomino_3389> todo bien?
[03:11] <Gaming4JC> . /etc/ppp is a directory
[03:11] <zerodevice> jdu, its a ubuntu 8.10, then i messed up the permission thing and so everything doesnt work and i had to use the live cd to check and see if i can chmod the files back
[03:11] <Gaming4JC> thanks for link
[03:11] <ULFfuntu> /usr/share/ppp/scripts (whatever)
[03:12] <seria-mau> in compiz config manager: can i configure minimize effect in a way that the animation goes to the top instead to the bottom of the screen?
[03:12] <ULFfuntu> /etc/ppp
[03:12] <Ububegin> I am thinking of getting a wireless PCI adaptor for my desktop... It seems that Ubuntu only supports certain wireless adaptors.. Is there a list somewhere....
[03:12] <usser> !wireless | Ububegin
[03:13] <usser> Ububegin, i'd go with intel chipsets, 3945 works for me
[03:13] <Gaming4JC> Ubuegin, it's a bit of work but you can even get linksys to work without to much effort.
[03:13] <zerodevice> jdu, here's the list http://paste.ubuntu.com/151807
[03:13] <Gaming4JC> It uses Windows Native config files
[03:13] <ULFfuntu> <raLink
[03:14] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: so what happened?
[03:14] <jdu> zerodevice, that looks perfectly normal.
[03:14] <n8wood> lubosz: I think I'm getting an error because VirtualBox is accessing the iphone while gnome is trying to get to it.
[03:15] <jdu> zerodevice, maybe I misunderstood the question?
[03:15] <Gaming4JC> ULFuntu: no pppd, pppconfig
[03:15] <Gaming4JC> I'm going to see what's in the folder tho
[03:15] <Ububegin> usser: this are the cards available in my home country.. http://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/priceguide/priceguide.php?id=350&filter=&sortby=name&pg=0
[03:15] <CrocoJet> If I install ubuntu 9.04 (beta), do I need re-install everything after oficial release?
[03:15] <lubosz> n8wood: then maybe you have to do it manually. starting vbox
[03:16] <rww> CrocoJet: 1) no 2) 9.04 questions in #ubuntu+1, not here
[03:16] <yosii> where would i set up a modem for dialup?
[03:16] <CrocoJet> rww, ok, thanks
[03:16] <zerodevice> jdu, here's the list http://paste.ubuntu.com/151810   <--- the df shows the sda1 is there, but i can't cd into it.
[03:16] <Grand_User> semarang
[03:16] <n8wood> lubosz: I also see the error when I do it manually :(  Not sure what GNOME is trying to lock it for.
[03:17] <jdu> zerodevice, you shouldn't ever be able to cd into sda1  because sda1 is a defice file that represents your hard drive kind of like c: in windows
[03:17] <Grand_User> #semarang
[03:17] <usser> Ububegin, google for the card + chipset it uses, your site doesnt seem to list that info
[03:17] <jdu> zerodevice, rather you can cd into the mount point which in this case is /media/disk
[03:17] <Gaming4JC> ULFuntu: http://oreilly.com/catalog/umppp/chapter/ch06.html on Configuring pppd I think it's working.
[03:17] <Ububegin> usser: hi, with a quick glance.. you can recommend me any product there.. then I will do further research or it...
[03:18] <zerodevice> well i was able to cd into the mounted sda1 yesterday to do chmod'
[03:18] <Gaming4JC> so I'll follow that tut for now.
[03:18] <ULFfuntu> thx
[03:18] <usser> Ububegin, or go to wifi docs and see if the card is listed, its a tedious process, those pricks in online store dont ever, EVER list the chipset
[03:18] <Gadu> ok, I've decided to upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10 (finally lol) but I want to make a backup with sbackup before proceeding. What folders will I need to backup exactly to revert it back to 8.04 if I need to?
[03:18] <zerodevice> jdu, well i was able to cd into the mounted sda1 yesterday to do chmod'
[03:18] <manpoole> what is the best dock applauncher program?
[03:18] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: y'know I haven't used a modem in ages :)
[03:18] <jdu> zerodevice, you did cd /dev/sda1   ?  did you create a mount point called sda1?
[03:18] <usser> Ububegin, hang on
[03:18] <Ububegin> usser: :)  thanks...
[03:19] <zerodevice> jdu, well in the df, it shows /dev/sda1 at the 1st column, does that means i have it
[03:19] <jdu> zerodevice, can I see the output of df?
[03:19] <phobiac> Is there a way to set tap to click for my laptop's trackpad be right click instead of left click?
[03:20] <zerodevice> jdu, here's the list http://paste.ubuntu.com/151810   <--- the df shows the sda1 is there, but i can't cd into it.
[03:20] <Gaming4JC> ULFuntu: lol, yah modems are nastalgia. ;)
[03:21] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: so who are connectying with? peoplePC
[03:21] <zerodevice> jdu, i think wat happen was the permission i messed up previously does not allow me to view the files and folders inside the sda1, so what do i do to view or change all the permission?
[03:21] <jdu> zerodevice, do you get an error message?
[03:21]  * AK_Dave remembers his first 300baud acoustic modem
[03:22] <ULFfuntu> 300 baud gawd
[03:22] <Ububegin> Just a general shout out... which PCI wireless adaptors , do you pple use....
[03:22] <bobgill> how do I start or stop daemons in ubuntu? /etc.init.d/process or something?
[03:22] <ULFfuntu> <ralink with ubuntu
[03:22] <zerodevice> jdu, no error msg. i try to create a folder there in the blank directory inside the mounted hd with gui, it says permission denied.
[03:22] <Gaming4JC> ULFuntu: Some no name brand ISP. $12 a month. I use Juno some too though.
[03:23] <Hammerjak> bobgill, yes, /etc/init.d/<process> start
[03:23] <Mora> I was listening to an MP3 in Audacious, and it stopped playback abruptly.  Now I can't play any sounds, regardless of what application I use - the sound isn't muted, the seek bar/play timers don't count up or anything.
[03:23] <zerodevice> jdu, i tried to boot into terminal with the hd itself and not the live cd, it seems that i cant do that as well. so i cant access to startx to change the permission'
[03:23] <ULFfuntu> man dialup
[03:23] <Mora> I've tried #/etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart.
[03:23] <ULFfuntu> where to start
[03:24] <N_O_W> can someone help me with abuntu
[03:24] <N_O_W> ?
[03:24] <Speckz> N_O_W, this is #ubuntu ;)
[03:24] <N_O_W> lol i mean
[03:24] <N_O_W> ubuntu
[03:24] <Ububegin> ULFfuntu: is ralink the chipset
[03:25] <ULFfuntu> yeah, about a $9 pci card from amazon
[03:25] <N_O_W> i need websites to download games
[03:25] <jdu> zerodevice, chmod -R u+r /media/disk would add read permissions to everything. but when I look at the output of ls -la I don't see any permission problems there.
[03:25] <usser> Ububegin,  this one seem it would work http://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/priceguide/info.php?cid=350&id=10089
[03:25] <Ububegin> ULFfuntu: http://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/priceguide/priceguide.php?id=350&filter=&sortby=name&pg=0 ..is it here
[03:25] <ULFfuntu> Ububegin: haven't got a RTL-8185L to work with ubuntu though... but it works here in debian
[03:26] <Hammerjak> N_O_W, you mean open source linux games?
[03:26] <SonOfDorn26> I am having trouble installing Ubuntu. I've burnt myself a boot CD of the most recent version, however, when it comes time to pick a hard drive for the partition, none of my SATA drives show up.
[03:26] <usser> Ububegin, sometimes they change revisions, put rev A and completely freaking change the chipset which totally breaks linux support
[03:26] <Mylisto> hey all
[03:26] <Ububegin> usser: does the 54 or 108 Mbs make a difference
[03:26] <usser> Ububegin, so you gotta be careful, call them up and ask for exact model/revision number
[03:26] <Mylisto> I need to download all of a persons pictures on photobucket.  Anyone know how this is possible?
[03:26] <zerodevice> jdu, in that case u can tell that the hd is mounted but i cant view all the files in there
[03:26] <usser> Ububegin, 108mbps wont probably work in linux anyhow
[03:27] <ULFfuntu> Ububegin: those are all nice cards... i think a Broadcom chip is the most common for linux... could be wrong
[03:27] <ULFfuntu> yeah older is better
[03:27] <zerodevice> jdu, just wondering is there any permission that even root cannot access?
[03:27] <Gaming4JC> ULFuntu: It would have worked but pppd is not installed on this particular distro. Major bummer.
[03:27] <usser> zerodevice, nope\
[03:27] <Gaming4JC> ULFuntu: Thanks for help though.
[03:27] <Speckz> N_O_W, Try http://www.happypenguin.org/ and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_gaming
[03:27] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: well ... can you wget the ppdaemon?
[03:28] <ULFfuntu> what is the distro?
[03:28] <Gaming4JC> ULFuntu: I also wonder if I could figure out what modem DreamCast is. ttys0? xD
[03:28]  * Gaming4JC looks
[03:28] <jdu> zerodevice, sure if the file is owned by root and the permissions are 000
[03:28] <jdu> SonOfDorn26, what happens if you start gparted.  Do they show up?
[03:28] <Gaming4JC> I can wget the ppdaemon but I'm offline on the other box.
[03:28] <Gaming4JC> ULFuntu ^
[03:29] <Gaming4JC> can't dial to get it
[03:29] <Gaming4JC> xD
[03:29] <ULFfuntu> oh... i know on Distrowatch there are plenty of routerbox distros like Vyyad or something\
[03:29] <Speckz> N_O_W, and http://www.linuxgames.com/ and http://whdb.com/2008/top-25-linux-games-for-2008/
[03:29] <usser> jdu, thats simply not true
[03:29] <usser> jdu, root has access to anything regardless of the permissions
[03:29] <N_O_W> ty
[03:29] <jdu> usser, sorry, obviously I make mistakes.
[03:29] <Ububegin> usser, ULFfuntu : thanks for the insight... THough, i do wonder why linux doesnt do drivers for all PCI chipsets.... :S
[03:30] <ULFfuntu> well its the open-source model
[03:30] <SonOfDorn26> jdu: Hold on, let me attempt it
[03:30] <ULFfuntu> like no one in charge :)
[03:30] <usser> Ububegin, manufacturers dont release specs on their cards, half the drivers in linux are reversed engineered
[03:30] <aesis> like no one to pay for specs
[03:30] <ULFfuntu> yeah
[03:30] <ULFfuntu> so older is better compatiblity wise there
[03:31] <ULFfuntu> don't get a super-duper newish wireless card
[03:31] <jdu> usser, you're right.
[03:31] <jdu> zerodevice, no root can access everything.  I feel dumn
[03:31] <usser> jdu, :)
[03:31] <Ububegin> But why dont any manufacturers team up with Linux like they do with WIndows...
[03:31] <SonOfDorn26> jdu: will I be able to run gparted while booted on a windows OS?
[03:31] <ULFfuntu> $$$
[03:31] <zerodevice> jdu, i think something is funny. yesterday i mounted the hd and they are inside /media/disk/dev/sda1, but just u said, so i double check and noticed that the hd was mounted into /media/disk, and i try to view from the gui file browser, the files where not shown inside /media/disk
[03:32] <Ububegin> SonOfDorn26: try to burn the liveCD of gparted.. It is better, I feel
[03:32] <Gaming4JC> N_O_W: BZFlag, Torqs, Tux Racer, Tux Kart, just to mention a few. And if you for some reason need Windowz There's always http://www.winehq.org/ ;)
[03:32] <gartral> SonOfDorn26: not unless your trying to partition a different drive than what windows is running from
[03:32] <zerodevice> jdu, now. wat is the most common default chmod value for all files on ubuntu? 755? 644? 777?
[03:32] <Ububegin> zerodevice: 755
[03:32] <SonOfDorn26> Ah, this is an endeavor for another night. I'm out of blank disks.
[03:32] <Ienorand> Ububegin: Market share... People are still afraid of penguins  although Dell already has some, as well as system76 zareason etc.
[03:32] <zerodevice> Ubebegin, thanks
[03:32] <zerodevice> Ububegin, thanks
[03:32] <jdu> SonOfDorn26, no
[03:33] <SonOfDorn26> Oh?
[03:33] <zerodevice> what is the chmod value for "home" folder?
[03:33] <Ienorand> SonOfDorn26: Or use systemRescueCD
[03:33] <zerodevice> home -> 644 or 755?
[03:34] <nikin> hy... how can i get the resolution of a JPG image from the command line
[03:34] <ULFfuntu> 755
[03:34] <gartral> alright, im looking for a new gfx card, and i dont want to waist money, i need AGP, this board only has two PCI slots and there used, im looking at the GeForce 9800 GT, is this a good idea, or not?
[03:34] <Ienorand> zerodevice: I think 755 there as well
[03:34] <ULFfuntu> damn hell yeah
[03:34] <ULFfuntu> <mx400
[03:34] <tuxFan> go xfx Nvidia.. cheap
[03:34] <aesis> won't stat <file/folder name> show the octals?
[03:35] <Ububegin> gartral: just stay away from ATI... ATI and Ubuntu are enemies
[03:35] <zerodevice> ok, becoz i made a mistake last time and i had to chmod the entire hd into 755 now. so, which other folder or files i should change the mod again apart form 755?
[03:35] <ULFfuntu> heh
[03:35] <nikin> gartral: 9800GT in AGP seems pretty overkill to me... CPU? RAM?
[03:35] <gartral> ULFfuntu: i have a GeForce 2 MX 420 right now... SecondLife runs horrible
[03:35] <ULFfuntu> xchat runs ok :)
[03:35] <helllllp> can someone help me fix my wifi?
[03:36] <SonOfDorn26> hold on, getting the ISO
[03:36] <tgr> hi where can i find a comparison between mac and pc?
[03:36] <tgr> or laptop
[03:36] <ULFfuntu> <$5 ebay
[03:36] <ryanprior> tgr: Not here.
[03:36] <aesis> tgr: do you mean for running Ubuntu or just in general?
[03:36] <gartral> tgr: this is Ubuntu, which is neither Apple, Nor Micr$oft
[03:36] <tgr> general
[03:37] <tgr> i am trying to convince my friend to install ubuntu
[03:37] <aesis> then this is not the right place to ask, we don't know
[03:37] <helllllp> my wifi doesnt work i need some help getting it to work anyone willing to help?
[03:37] <nikin> gartral: i would get a 6600GT ... it is well balanced for about 2.4Ghz AthlonXP with 1Gig RM
[03:37] <tgr> on an hp
[03:37] <tgr> laptop
[03:37] <Ububegin> tgr: try #windows
[03:37] <jdu> usser, as always root is god.  However I believe there are some examples where root in *nix would not have permissions.  I believe bsd has something called a immutable (bit?)
[03:37] <Gaming4JC> I think grsecurity should be implemented with Ubuntu kernal :P (more secure!)
[03:37] <ryanprior> gartral: Please don't use disparaging language when referring to Microsoft. It does not help us to be disrespectful.
[03:37] <zerodevice> jdu, and others that helped me. thanks. i think i now understand more on ubuntu.
[03:37] <gartral> nikin: i have a 1.7 ghz cpu, and less than 512 megs ram
[03:37] <ULFfuntu> ubuntu is more social :)
[03:37] <Gaming4JC> hmm
[03:37] <aesis> helllllp: have you checked out ubuntuforums.org?
[03:37] <Gaming4JC> imagine Ubuntu on Sega DreamCast
[03:37] <Gaming4JC> that'll be the day
[03:38] <ULFfuntu> hell tyeah
[03:38] <Gaming4JC> NetBSD runs on it
[03:38] <helllllp> yeah
[03:38] <Gaming4JC> lol
[03:38] <helllllp> they dont help much
[03:38] <tgr> how does ubuntu compare with macosx?
[03:38] <zerodevice> now everything in my ubuntu like all files and folders are now 755, why do i got a feeling that this is not secure?
[03:38] <gartral> !language | ULFfuntu
[03:38] <ULFfuntu> tgr: mac osx is really nice
[03:38] <walt_> test_please_ignore
[03:38] <ULFfuntu> ubuntu more freer
[03:38] <Stupendoussteve> tgr: Ubuntu runs on a ton more hardware :)
[03:38] <Gaming4JC> The new Mac IMovie is lame <--
[03:38] <Gaming4JC> Ubuntu with zs4 is better
[03:38] <ryanprior> tgr: They are both UNIX-like systems. Mac OS X is not Free Software and is not community-driven. For more information, see http://www.ubuntu.com and http://www.apple.com
[03:38] <Gaming4JC> or some other editor
[03:38] <jdu> zerodevice, good
[03:39] <ULFfuntu> <geexbox
[03:39] <nikin> gartral: then a normal 6600 will be more than enough... consider buying some more ram from the money yousave
[03:39] <jdu> zerodevice, sorry for getting distracted there.
[03:39] <usser> jdu, i wouldnt know that much about bsd
[03:39] <Floops> anyone ever seen this error before try to load vb/vm within ubuntu
[03:39] <Floops> http://chaos.balgus.info/Screenshot-1.png
[03:39] <gartral> nikin: my board will not addres more than 502 meg, i have a gig in it
[03:39] <Stupendoussteve> That picture host is slow...
[03:40] <ULFfuntu> gartral: if you can find them old nvidia cards.. I mean your overpaying anything over 10 bucks
[03:40] <Stupendoussteve> :P
[03:40] <usser> Floops, good god man compress it or something
[03:40] <zerodevice> jdu, its ok. apprently i can now boot into a blank gui for ubuntu, coz all my files are in 755 and i cant load anything there. lol just 2 icon on desktop, computer and trash
[03:40] <jdu> usser, now that I think about it, that is the only example ;)    thanks for keeping on top of things when some one makes an error.
[03:40] <ULFfuntu> cause nvidia makes killer entry level cards anyhow
[03:40] <nikin> gartral: strange.. my old P2 board handled 728.. take a look at your RAM  modules
[03:40] <Stupendoussteve> It's like being on dial up!
[03:40] <Stupendoussteve> Floops: I can almost see the error message!
[03:40] <Floops> it just did it quick
[03:40] <gartral> nikin: im running an ASUS Dragon 1...
[03:41] <Gaming4JC> Stupendoussteve: I dunno about that! 26.4kbps here. Dial-uppp is slowwwww. xD
[03:41] <Stupendoussteve> If it's in your cache it would be quick
[03:41] <ULFfuntu> gawd :p
[03:41] <tuxFan> dang still 56k its in use?
[03:41] <ULFfuntu> agony
[03:42]  * usser how big is this thing???
[03:42] <ULFfuntu> but that was the norm around 1983ish
[03:42] <Floops> ok
[03:42] <nikin> gartral: i dont know much about it.. but aa board handling 1.7 Ghz CPU must handle more RAM... raly check your modules
[03:42] <Floops> i just drop all my torrent
[03:42] <Stupendoussteve> Floops: Look through http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=346185 - First poster on the second page has the same error after a reboot
[03:43] <Floops> could be able to see it soon
[03:43] <gartral> nikin: these chips work, i took them out of an old server
[03:43] <Stupendoussteve> Actually
[03:43] <Stupendoussteve> the thread is old
[03:43] <tgr> which is lighter ubuntu or macosx
[03:43] <Stupendoussteve> but the error is the same, maybe you can fix it :P
[03:43] <Gaming4JC> tuxFan: If cable is too expensive or you need a backup, a phoneline is helpful. Juno is free (despite ads)
[03:43] <Gaming4JC> :P
[03:43] <ULFfuntu> tgr...well that depends on DE
[03:43] <nikin> gartral: compatibility with motherboardisan otherquestion... like REG ECC modules tend not to work well with desktops
[03:44] <ULFfuntu> Gnome anyone?
[03:44] <tgr> what is ge
[03:44] <tuxFan> k = )
[03:44] <tgr> de
[03:44] <Gaming4JC> Gnome ftw on me
[03:44] <ULFfuntu> I like LXDE some
[03:44] <ULFfuntu> for servers
[03:44] <ULFfuntu> if you need it
[03:44] <gartral> nikin: these dont support REG ECC, the server complained about it, thats why i put them in here :)
[03:44] <mmmyummytreats> hey all can anyone help me with broadcom wireless driver issues?
[03:44] <Floops> k thanks
[03:44] <tritium> !enter > ULFfuntu
[03:44] <Floops> i will look
[03:44] <mmmyummytreats> i asked before and still can't get no satisfaction
[03:44] <yosii> here's an interesting one for ya, linuxant drivers launch firefox to install
[03:45] <nikin> gartral: if iwhere you i would download the user manual and check the max alowed RAM size, and the supported module types
[03:45] <Gaming4JC> yep
[03:45] <Gaming4JC> linuxant stinks tho
[03:45] <Gaming4JC> 14kbps
[03:45] <gartral> nikin: im sorry, i said "
[03:45] <gartral> a gig" it ommitted "half" so, i have Half a gig
[03:45] <yosii> Gaming4JC: it's better than NOTHING on an hsf modem
[03:45] <Gaming4JC> true
[03:45] <gartral> why was that split?
[03:45] <Gaming4JC> but if you got the money TrendNet Serial Modem is best
[03:45] <Gaming4JC> the thing just works!
[03:45] <Gaming4JC> no setup required
[03:46] <yosii> Gaming4JC: USB?
[03:46] <Gaming4JC> tell it to connect on ttys0
[03:46] <Gaming4JC> and wallah
[03:46] <nikin> gartral: you have that one gig in two modules?
[03:46] <Gaming4JC> USB might work to
[03:46] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: yeah that TrendNet is an up and coming manu
[03:46] <tuxFan> ok im out .. peace!
[03:46] <yosii> Gaming4JC: i don't have any serial ports
[03:46] <Gaming4JC> hmm
[03:46] <Gaming4JC> ULFuntu: up and coming "manu"? lol
[03:46] <ULFfuntu> heh
[03:47] <Gaming4JC> hmm
[03:47] <gartral> nikin: i have a half gig, 2 256 modules
[03:47] <Gaming4JC> no serial ports is lame
[03:47] <nikin> gartral: wich ones work?
[03:47] <Gaming4JC> USB modem then
[03:47] <Gaming4JC> or
[03:47] <gartral> nikin: they both do
[03:47] <Gaming4JC> USB Wifi Dongle if you got wifi anywhere near you
[03:47] <ULFfuntu> Gaming4JC: yeah I saw one of those the other day.. for sprint
[03:47] <Gaming4JC> yes
[03:47] <Gaming4JC> kinda pricy
[03:48] <yosii> i have 3 usb ports, one video, eth, one phone, one ps/2, 3 usb
[03:48] <tgr> what ubuntu can i install on a mac laptop?
[03:48] <ULFfuntu> kewl
[03:48] <nikin> gartral: if you pput in the 2x256 that work and if you put the 1x512 it works to?
[03:48] <ULFfuntu> tgr: macintel?
[03:48] <usser> tgr, powerPC or intel?
[03:48] <yosii> ok, the 3 usb was redundant
[03:48] <Gaming4JC> yosii: No ethernet (cable?)
[03:48] <tgr> oh i think powerpc
[03:48] <Gaming4JC> I don't have it either :P
[03:48] <tgr> the new mac laptops
[03:48] <gartral> nikin: i dont have a single 512... this macine used to have 128, out of wich it would only address 118
[03:49] <tgr> my friend is convinced he wants a mac now
[03:49] <ULFfuntu> tgr: new ones are intel right?
[03:49] <yosii> Gaming4JC: i said one eth
[03:49] <nikin> gartral: thats for internal video ibelieve
[03:49] <Gaming4JC> eth0
[03:49] <zerodevice> jdu, since i've accidently chmod all my entire files and folders in the hd into 755 on ubuntu 8.04 what will happen if i put in the live cd 8.10 to install on top of it. will all my files be gone? will the new installed 8.10 resets the permission back to default?
[03:49] <Gaming4JC> hmm
[03:49] <test34-> #ubuntu-1 for 8.10 ?
[03:49] <gartral> nikin: the board seems to not like the last 10 megs of ram (probably hardware addresses)
[03:49] <jamesjr> AMERICA BARBIE ! ~ http://www.myconfinedspace.com/watermark.php?src=wp-content/uploads/tdomf/74686/image001.jpg
[03:49] <N1gh7m4r3> hi all, trying to share my music folder with the other users of my pc, i have the share enabled, but when i go to their profile and open rythymbox, and import folder, all of the songs aren't imported, but some are.
[03:49] <gartral> nikin: the board has no internal video
[03:49]  * Gaming4JC Can't wait for Jaunty Jackelope!! 
[03:50] <nikin> gartral: no integrated video on the board?
[03:50] <ULFfuntu> also sometimes on those older boards the banks matter.. like single or double
[03:50] <mmmyummytreats> aaaanyone able to help me out? I can't active the broadcom b43 legacy driver (it just sits and hangs and gives up) on my laptop even after installing the proprietary firmware :( :( (:
[03:50] <Gaming4JC> imagine the desktop image of that thing, a horned rabbit rofl..
[03:50] <gartral> nikin: your correct
[03:50] <TheFunkbomb> Could someone help me with setting up samba?  Here is a link to a post I made.  It explains it better than I can here.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7079710
[03:50] <Gaming4JC> well
[03:50] <yosii> Gaming4JC: and i'm connected on wifi now, but moving and not sure how good my access will be when i move
[03:50] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: has the nic ever worked properly before?
[03:50] <Gaming4JC> ah ok yosii
[03:50] <nikin> gartal : can you give me the exact name of the board you use?
[03:50] <mmmyummytreats> i'm sorry what's nic?
[03:50] <Gaming4JC> then linuxant is best
[03:51] <gartral> ULFfuntu: i have 4 b slots, 2 banks
[03:51] <ULFfuntu> network card
[03:51] <Ienorand> Gaming4JC: No wired net?
[03:51] <tgr> i am not sure
[03:51] <Gaming4JC> if it works for you, you can just buy the driver.
[03:51] <ULFfuntu> gartral: SDRAM right?
[03:51] <Gaming4JC> hmm Ienorand?
[03:51] <mmmyummytreats> i've never been able to get it to work in intrepid sinc ei installed it, but it's always worked fine in windows
[03:51] <Gaming4JC> I got Dial-up
[03:51] <yosii> Gaming4JC: yeah, if it works, and i end up needing it, i will
[03:51] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: ok good ... lemme think
[03:51] <Gaming4JC> If it doesn't invest in a USB Modem.
[03:51] <gartral> ULFfuntu: i have a bank for SDram, and a bank for ddr1, right now, i have only DDR
[03:52] <Gaming4JC> Don't go for satellite internet
[03:52] <CheesyWeasel> My sound suddenly stopped working. I can't hear anything. I restarted, and it fixed the problem for about five minutes. How do I repair my situation?
[03:52] <Gaming4JC> it's slower than slow
[03:52] <ULFfuntu> gartral: thats fine... it's not a bank problem then
[03:52] <Gaming4JC> and doesn't connect half the time
[03:52] <tritium> !enter | Gaming4JC
[03:52] <yosii> Gaming4JC: where i'm going, satellite internet isn't an option
[03:52] <stupendo44> help!! I lost a file with the mv command. Not sure what happened to it. I was trying to rename a couple files, and instead the first one disappeared.
[03:52] <Ienorand> Gaming4JC: yosii: I was just hearing you saying things about no wired net (bug)... which I had in Ibex as well, dunno if I heard wrong?
[03:52] <jdu> stupendo44, what was the mv command?
[03:52] <mmmyummytreats> i added the new intrepid-cafuego thing to the source file like the guide told me to do... do i need to restart or something?
[03:52] <test34-> stupendo44, use find
[03:52] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: just for the heck of it try another livecd.. another distro... verify that it doesn't hang with that
[03:52] <mmmyummytreats> ps thank you ULF!
[03:53] <gartral> ulfusomeone asked for the boards name, who was it, and how do i find that?
[03:53] <ULFfuntu> np
[03:53] <jdu> stupendo44, was the second argument a directory?
[03:53] <yosii> not having that problem
[03:53] <stupendo44> I think the command was "mv *.txt *." I'm pretty sure. Then it showed a newline with a ">" like it was expecting more, and I just hit enter
[03:53] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: bc nics should work fine
[03:53] <N1gh7m4r3> have you tried ndiswrapper mmmyummytreats?
[03:53] <gartral> someone asked for the boards name, who was it, and how do i find that? <repost with no typo
[03:53] <nikin> gartral: i asked... its written on the board :(
[03:53] <mmmyummytreats> n1, i was told that i don't need ndswrapper, i have intrepid
[03:53] <stupendo44> find and locate won't find the file
[03:53] <gartral> nikin: no its not
[03:53] <mmmyummytreats> i thought it should be fine
[03:53] <yosii> where did lenorad go?
[03:53] <aeonoris> I'm trying to set my default sound device in Jaunty Jackalope, but 'asoundconf set-default-card Headset' doesn't work.  The headset itself works fine on Skype due to the fact that I can tell Skype which device to use in the options menu, so it isn't a hardware/drivers problem....  Anybody have any ideas?
[03:53] <mmmyummytreats> ULF ummm i don't have another livecd... is there any easier way to get to the bottom fo this?
[03:54] <mmmyummytreats> i mean like i'm definitely wililng to try
[03:54] <yosii> brb, this driver screwed with my sound, rebooting
[03:54] <gartral> nikin: the board just says "ASUS Dragon 1 series
[03:54] <N1gh7m4r3> i'm no expert man was justy asking, cus i've read it helps with nic problems
[03:54] <nikin> gartral: ok let me google around a bit
[03:54] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: well ok... have you tried reinstall?
[03:54] <N1gh7m4r3> anyone got any ideas on the music share?
[03:54] <mmmyummytreats> yeah i think that worked in earlier versions but AFAIK things are supposed to be easier with newer ubuntus :/
[03:54] <gartral> nikin: its circa 2001
[03:54] <stupendo44> jdu, no I was trying to rename, so I thought I could use the asterisk. I think the second argument was '*.\'
[03:55] <mmmyummytreats> um to be honest ULF i'm super nooby and installed using wubi and i'm kinda afraid but i guess i can try
[03:55] <gartral> nikin: i really should upgrade, but im flat broke
[03:55] <stupendo44> jdu, what would the backslash do?
[03:55] <N1gh7m4r3> yeah i've had almost no problems with drivers so far
[03:55] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: lemme think abit
[03:55] <mmmyummytreats> ok thanks
[03:55] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: what happens exactly
[03:55] <mmmyummytreats> i'm just not sure why it would like, have never ever worked from the beginning
[03:55] <mmmyummytreats> um
[03:55] <mmmyummytreats> what has always happened
[03:55] <mmmyummytreats> is that i go to system--> hardware drivers
[03:55] <jdu> stupendo44, backslashes allow escape characters,  it expected something to come after it.
[03:55] <mmmyummytreats> and it says
[03:56] <FloodBot1> mmmyummytreats: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:56] <N1gh7m4r3> O.o does noone here share music across profiles?
[03:56] <homecable> how do i setup a proxy server so i can use it to suf at work
[03:56] <ULFfuntu> N1gh7m4r3: whaz that :)
[03:56] <CheesyWeasel> My sound suddenly stopped working. I can't hear anything. I restarted, and it fixed the problem for about five minutes. How do I fix this?
[03:56] <jdu> stupendo44, it would be better to use rename
[03:56] <stupendo44> jdu, but since I didn't enter anything, what happened?
[03:56] <N1gh7m4r3> i'm haing a problem sharing music across profiles
[03:56] <ULFfuntu> i dunno
[03:56] <mmmyummytreats> ULf: sorry hang on about to tell you
[03:56] <usser> N1gh7m4r3, create a group, add all users to that common group, sudo chown yourself:commongroupname -R /path/to/folder/with/music
[03:57] <ULFfuntu> yeah
[03:57] <dylnuge> I have two suspicious lines in my /etc/passwd I haven't seen before. Are these ligimitate system users?
[03:57] <usser> N1gh7m4r3, sudo chmod g+s -R /path/to/folder/with/music
[03:57] <gartral> CheesyWeasel: what sound server are you trying to use?
[03:57] <dylnuge> landscape:x:121:65534:Landscape Client Daemon,,,:/var/lib/landscape:/bin/false chipcard:x:122:135:Chipcard-Tools Daemon Account,,,:/var/run/chipcard:/bin/false
[03:57] <N1gh7m4r3> tyvm usser
[03:57] <jdu> studpendo44,  I'm not sure.  perhaps a new line character or a literal \
[03:57] <ULFfuntu> brb
[03:57] <gartral> nikin: i lied, the board has a built in 8mb gfx card
[03:58] <Gaming4JC> well
[03:58] <dylnuge> I don't remember installing anything called that, but it could have been installed with something else I use
[03:58] <usser> N1gh7m4r3, substitute yourself with your username and commongroupname with group name all users belong to
[03:58] <Gaming4JC> g2g, cya all. ;)
[03:58] <jdu> stupendo44, at any rate, how were you trying to rename things.
[03:58] <jdu> ?
[03:58] <stupendo44> jdu, well I wasn't root, so it could copy to root
[03:58] <stupendo44> jdu, I thought I could use 'mv *.txt *' to remove the .txt extension
[03:59] <usser> N1gh7m4r3, oh almost forgot edit /etc/profile and change umask from 022 to 002
[03:59] <wall-e_> anyone use ubuntu jaunty 9.x?
[03:59] <jdu> stupendo44, that doesn't work.  It move all files ending with .txt into all directories.
[03:59] <wall-e_> im wondering why i cant drag and drop on the desktop?
[03:59] <yosii> wall-e_: questions on jaunty are to be asked in #ubuntu+1
[03:59] <stupendo44> jdu, well, it gave me an error
[03:59] <CheesyWeasel> gartral: I don't know. How do I check?
[03:59] <gartral> wall-e_: Jaunty is the code name for Ubuntu 9.04, wich will be release April 23rd, 2009
[04:00] <jdu> stupendo44, try     rename 's/\.txt$//' *.txt
[04:00] <wall-e_> i see
[04:00] <nikin> gartral: thats the RAM you are missing
[04:00] <btube> mememe
[04:00] <yosii> wall-e_: but I AM using jaunty, what's up?
[04:00] <ULFfuntu> b
[04:00] <btube> g'nite
[04:00] <nikin> gartral: he 10 megs
[04:00] <stupendo44> jdu, thanks. I'm still trying to find where this file went
[04:01] <jdu> stupendo44, that command will strip .txt from all files in current directory ending with .txt
[04:01] <wall-e_> why cant i drag drop on desktop
[04:01] <wall-e_> or rightclick
[04:01] <FloridaGuy> im runing a ubuntu based distro..if i install the ubuntu-desktop package.....is it still the distro i installed or ubuntu
[04:01] <mmmyummytreats> ULFfuntu, i've been waiting literally this whole time to reproduce what happens but my hardware drivers window is taking literally five minutes to do "searching for available drivers..."
[04:01] <gartral> nikin: its disabled at a hardware level though, why is it still allocating ram?!?
[04:01] <jdu> stupendo44, have you looked in directories?
[04:01] <histo_> FloridaGuy: askt he people that put together your distro.
[04:01] <buzzsaw> i am having a problem with my masquerading :-s    this is what i have done http://pastebin.com/m4dec23fa could some one lend a hand?
[04:02] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: ok if you do a: lsmod | grep BCM(whatever) what happens
[04:02] <stupendo44> jdu, yeah, I've looked everywhere I can think of
[04:02] <gartral> nikin: anyway, back to core issues, whats a good AGP card, with a decent GPU and ram?
[04:02] <nikin> gartral: i didnt find anything on googlebout your board. idont know why it is allocating... i think thosethings depend on chipset
[04:02] <stupendo44> jdu, it definitely doesn't have the same filename as before
[04:02] <jdu> stupendo44, you said you put . at the beginning.  try  ls -a
[04:02] <Kangarooo> FloridaGuy: if u installed xubuntu and will install Ubuntu-Desktop then then u will have ubuntu.. Then if u install Xubuntu-Desktop you wont have Ubuntu youll get Xubungu
[04:02] <aeonoris> FloridaGuy, it sounds like a little of both.
[04:02] <ULFfuntu> gartral: any nvidia past 5000 series
[04:02] <FloridaGuy> histo_: if i could find a irc channel for ubuntu ultimate edition i would
[04:02] <nikin> gartral: decent !=AGP
[04:02] <stupendo44> jdu, I'm trying to reproduce it now to see if I can see where it went
[04:02] <stupendo44> jdu, trying it on files I DON't care about
[04:03] <nikin> gartral: i mean i had a Geforce6600 with a 2.0 Celeron and 1 gig RAM... and most games where CPU limited
[04:03] <tgr> how long do you think that it would take a beginner to learn how to use ubuntu?
[04:03] <Kangarooo> FloridaGuy: ouh... then i think you will everything what is installed and Ubuntu
[04:03] <ULFfuntu> tgr: :0
[04:03] <mmmyummytreats> ulffuntu: nothing hapened.
[04:03] <stupendo44> jdu, I tried that. There no new . files
[04:04] <zerodevice> hi everyone, since i've accidently chmod all my entire files and folders in the hd into 755 on ubuntu 8.04 what will happen if i put in the live cd 8.10 to install on top of it. will all my files be gone? will the new installed 8.10 resets the permission back to default?
[04:04] <sebsebseb> tgr: not  that long for the basics,  if someone such as myself helps you with that
[04:04] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: ok, if you just do an lsmod and look for a bcm...
[04:04] <mmmyummytreats> ULF: just to clarify, i typed "lsmod | grep BCM4309" is that what you wanted?
[04:04] <nikin> gartral: even the 6600 GT is not an AGP card originaly... the chip is PCIE and it has a chipon board that transltes to AGP.
[04:04] <ULFfuntu> yeah
[04:05] <FloridaGuy> Kangarooo: it would still be the ultimate edition then plus the ubuntu desktop
[04:05] <jdu> stupendo44, and not in other directories either?
[04:05] <CheesyWeasel> My sound suddenly stopped working. I can't hear anything. I restarted, and it fixed the problem for about five minutes. How do I fix this?
[04:05] <ULFfuntu> CheesyWeasel: what did you load before it went bonkers?
[04:05] <sebsebseb> tgr: also this is a start http://www.ubuntuguide.org
[04:05] <CheesyWeasel> ULFfuntu: YouTube.
[04:06] <CheesyWeasel> ULFfuntu: It worked for a video, then didn't for the next.
[04:06] <mmmyummytreats> ULF: nothign happened when i typed lsmod | grep BCM4309 but i typed lsmod and i see b43legacy several times. don't think i see BCM....
[04:06] <ULFfuntu> CheesyWeasel: ok has YouTube workd ok on this rig before?
[04:06] <CheesyWeasel> ULFfuntu: Many times.
[04:06] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: ok good
[04:06] <ULFfuntu> CheesyWeasel: ok good
[04:06] <ULFfuntu> CheesyWeasel: ok restart and see if it goes out agaoin
[04:06] <nikin> gartral: but it depends on the pourpose anyhow... if you want to run second life... just get a 6600 or an 5700 ...
[04:06] <zerodevice> does new ubuntu installation 8.10 resets and fix any problems without removing my data files?
[04:07] <jdu> stupendo44, check your other files.  did you overwrite them?
[04:07] <CheesyWeasel> ULFfuntu: I already did. It fixes the problem temporarily.
[04:07] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: ok verify what is the chipset on this wireless nic for sure
[04:07] <stupendo44> jdu, no there was only one other one, and it's fine. hold on, I think I'm onto something
[04:07] <ULFfuntu> CheesyWeasel: ok, verify that your flash is uptodate
[04:07] <nikin> zerodevice: reinstalling normaly doesnt touch your peronal files unless you format the drive... but backing up is allwas the first and only best sure solution
[04:08] <stupendo44> jdu, I think I might have done '.*\' as the second parameter. I just did it again and the files disappeared and I got an error
[04:08] <CheesyWeasel> ULFfuntu: Well, after the sound died, all my sound is dead. I can't hear anything, not mp3s, not oggs, not video. Would flash kill all that?
[04:08] <ULFfuntu> no
[04:08] <zgmf-x42s> hey all, anyone know a good, VERY DETAILED online instruction to setting up shared folders with Sun xVM and Win Xp???  i cant get usb to work, so i need to go tthat route.  thanks!
[04:08] <mmmyummytreats> ULFfuntu how specifically do i do that? i'm sorry.
[04:08] <ULFfuntu> i don't think
[04:08] <jdu> stupendo44, what was the error?
[04:08] <stupendo44> mv: cannot move `.' to `../.': Device or resource busy
[04:09] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: ok this nic for sure is BCM(whatever)
[04:09] <zerodevice> nikin. does reinstallation fix the system's permission problem? coz i chmod all the entired file to 777 and obviously thats not a good idea, but only that i can access to the gui normally
[04:09] <stupendo44> jdu, but that must have been after it already moved the files to where it was going to
[04:09] <jdu> stupendo44, ah,  there is a dir called .. an it tried to move into it.
[04:09] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: because BCM is very solid in linux IMHO
[04:09] <mmmyummytreats> ULFfuntu i can paste (or whatever pasting thing you guys do here) my lspci if you want
[04:09] <stupendo44> jdu, but if it failed on that it never would have deleted them would it?
[04:09] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: sure
[04:09] <nikin> zerodevice: iwould backup everything and then make a clean reinstall.
[04:10] <nikin> zerodevice: idont know ifit fixes them ..never tried
[04:10] <mmmyummytreats> what's the name of that paste website again?
[04:10] <jdu> stupendo44, what was the name of the original file?
[04:10] <ULFfuntu> ha.. just what are those lsmod for BCM
[04:11] <stupendo44> jdu, file.txt
[04:11] <gartral> nikin ULFfuntu; i dont have a free pci port, no pcie whatso ever, and i saw a Passive 9800gt that supposedly dosnt strain the cpu (AGP)
[04:11] <ULFfuntu> killer
[04:11] <gartral> !who | ULFfuntu
[04:11] <nikin> gartral: if you hve moneyto waste...itsok... 6600 and 5700 are also available in AGP
[04:12] <jdu> stupendo44, it is in the dir one up   so in ..
[04:12] <gartral> nikin: but are they passive
[04:13] <jdu> stupendo44, the error did not actually occur when moving the file there
[04:13] <nikin> gartral:i have seen passive 6600s but i dont know if there are passive 5700s.. but a big quality heatsink makes anything passive :D
[04:14] <stupendo44> jdu, this file was in my home directory, so .. would be /home, and I don't see anything there
[04:14] <mmmyummytreats> ULF sorry that took so long here's lsmod and lspci for you http://paste.ubuntu.com/151827/
[04:14] <gbear14275> I installed thunderbird for email but keep getting prompted to setup an evolution account when I click on email addy's, went to uninstall evolution but says there are dependencies... if I uninstall evolution what (if anything) will I break?
[04:14] <ULFfuntu> nikin: i'm pretty sure there aren't any passive 5700s :)
[04:14] <Flannel> stupendo44: It'd be in /home/user/ (where user is your username)
[04:15] <jdu> stupendo44, you don't have write permissions in /home but when I did it it went back one and gave the same error
[04:15] <stupendo44> Flannel, that's where it started
[04:15] <nikin> ULFfuntu: i was thinking the same of the 6600GT line.. til i have come across one.... :D
[04:15] <jdu> stupendo44, it did in a dir called ~/mytest and it went to ~
[04:15] <jvrmrtn> ç
[04:15] <stupendo44> jdu, the same file, filename untouched?
[04:15] <jdu> stupendo44, yes
[04:16] <stupendo44> jdu, ok, let me tell you how I'm testing, and what happens
[04:16] <stupendo44> jdu, cause I'm getting a different result
[04:16] <nikin> ULFfuntu: but anyhow i stil think that even those are overkill for the mensioned configuarion
[04:16] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: my gut feeling is that not all the vegetables are loading up...
[04:16] <jv|rmrt|n> hola
[04:16] <zgmf-x42s> hey all, anyone know a good, VERY DETAILED online instruction to setting up shared folders with Sun xVM and Win Xp???  i cant get usb to work, so i need to go tthat route.  thanks!
[04:16] <mmmyummytreats> ULF what do i do.
[04:16] <eseven73> !es | jv|rmrt|n
[04:16] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: go to lib folder and tell me when you are there
[04:17] <stupendo44> jdu, I created a test directory in my home/user directory, and touched 3 txt files inside. so I've got ~\test\test1.txt, test2.txt, and test3.txt
[04:17] <eseven73> zgmf-x42s, for the usb issue, make sure you're user is in the vboxuser group
[04:17] <elitecoder> I installed mysql-server, I'm trying to remove it and re-install it so it sets up the tables again but it's not getting rid of the files it installed
[04:17] <eseven73> had that same prob last week
[04:17] <jdu> stupendo44, ok    / is better form than \ by the way
[04:17] <nikin> 5:17 .. gota go work... have some fun
[04:17] <yaris1234567891> hey guys is there any way to chat wtth someone one on one....encrypted, so no one can sniff.
[04:17] <zgmf-x42s> eseven73: omg.... i cant believe i forgot to configure that, i bet thats the reason....
[04:18] <mmmyummytreats> ULF i'm there.
[04:18] <ULFfuntu> :)
[04:18] <zgmf-x42s> ugh
[04:18] <stupendo44> jdu, then I ran mv *.txt .*\       it gave me a newline with a >      I hit enter and I get the error that I mentioned earlier, and I can find the text files anywhere. Not in ~, not anywhere
[04:18] <zgmf-x42s> lol
[04:18] <elitecoder> when I try to remove it, it just seems to leave everything. Is there a way I can get rid of what it installed? all the configs and everything it copied in
[04:18] <ULFfuntu> ok
[04:18] <eseven73> it is the reason ;)
[04:18] <ULFfuntu> mmmyummytreats: PM me
[04:18] <stupendo44> jdu, yeah, the backslash was a mistake. too much windows use
[04:18] <jdu> stupendo44, easy to do, let me do it exactly as you said
[04:18] <eseven73> zgmf-x42s, also sometimes the group GUI thingy will say you're in it's group, but you have to put that check mark
[04:19] <jdu> stupendo44, except I already have ~/test  so I will use ~/test1
[04:19] <stupendo44> jdu, actually you don't have to use *.txt as the first parameter, you can just do each file by itself so you get 3 chances. does the same thing
[04:20] <yosii> question...does this usb modem you guys are referring to work well outside north america?
[04:20] <zgmf-x42s> eseven73: thanks man, i cant believe i forgot that, lol, should work now, going to try it out
[04:20] <eseven73> zgmf-x42s, if you click on your name, then click manage groups, you'll see the check marks I was referring too
[04:20] <eseven73> ok good luck :)
[04:20] <jdu> stupendo44, when I ran 'ls -1 | grep test' while in ~,  they were there
[04:21] <stupendo44> jdu, yeah, hold on. I might have made a mistake in my test
[04:21] <stupendo44> jdu, one sec
[04:22] <jdu> stupendo44, I did:        mkdir test1; cd test1; touch text1.txt; ls; touch text2.txt text3.txt; mv *.txt .*\
[04:22] <stupendo44> jdu, yeah you did the same thing I did, and the same result. you're right, the files are there i ~
[04:22] <disappearedng> Hey everyone, when I start my computer I have to manually startx to get into my GUI. Any ideas why?
[04:22] <stupendo44> I was going too fast when I looked before. Unfortunately, this doesn't answer my question
[04:23] <jdu> stupendo44, good so both problems solved.  You know where they are and than you can use rename in the future to strip .txt
[04:23] <stupendo44> jdu. not exactly
[04:23] <stupendo44> jdu, I still don't know where the other file went. Let me run some more tests. The original problem started in ~, and although it shouldn't have moved the file, it did. somewhere
[04:24] <gartral> nikin: my problem with passive is that i have less than in inch between AGP and PCI banks
[04:24] <jdu> stupendo44, good point.  I think it tried to move it back and failed
[04:25] <disappearedng> How do I get into X automatically when I start u
[04:25] <disappearedng> up
[04:25] <jdu> disappearedng, add gdm to your runlevel
[04:25] <redvamp128> quick question -- is irc.ubuntu down ?
[04:25] <gartral> howabout a 6800GT?
[04:26] <jdu> disappearedng, or perhaps that is not your problem.
[04:26] <OmnipotentEntity> So I set up a chroot, and I'm having some issues getting it to connect to my X server, what do I need to ensure I have in order to connect to my XServer located at either :0 or :1?
[04:26] <byxorna> hey, does anyone know why "host localhost" hangs and does not return on a installation of server 8.10????
[04:27] <byxorna> it acts like it is not reading /etc/hosts at all... (also this is on a internal net, no DNS/outside contact)
[04:27] <jdu> bytor4232, doesn't on mine
[04:27] <disappearedng> ls
[04:27] <jdu> bytor4232, sorry not on server install
[04:28] <la_ola> does 64bit flash use the GPU? after watching a fullscreen flash video my GPU temp is up
[04:28] <disappearedng> jdu: Ok how do I do that?
[04:28] <jdu> disappearedng, how do you have ubuntu installed so that x isn't starting?
[04:29] <byxorna> jdu, thx... i dk what the prob is...
[04:29] <disappearedng> jdu: I didn't
[04:29] <jdu> disappearedng, I mean, was it a commandline system etc.   and what is the output of runlevel
[04:29] <disappearedng> jdu: it just became like that and I have to do a manual startx every time I log in
[04:30] <CodeMunkee> ?
[04:30] <jdu> disappearedng,  ok, so not hard to fix.  you are probably just entering the wrong runlevel or one that does not start gdm.  try:  runlevel and post output
[04:31] <CodeMunkee> quit
[04:31] <disappearedng> jdu: ok
[04:31] <disappearedng> jdu: N 2
[04:32] <jdu> disappearedng, ok, that is normal.  what is the output of ls /etc/rc2.d | grep gdm
[04:34] <yosii> anyone decent with jack on an intel hda setup?
[04:34] <d58> has anyone heard of studio 64?
[04:34] <disappearedng> jdu: nothing:
[04:34] <d58> well 64 studio, sorry
[04:34] <quantum> hi there
[04:35] <abama> ULFfuntu: it can't directly resize the ubuntu partition in vmware?
[04:35] <ULFfuntu> abama: hi, lemme get back to you :) awhile\
[04:35] <jdu> disappearedng, that is expected.  to fix it run:  sudo ln -s ../init.d/gdm /etc/rc2.d/S30gdm
[04:36] <jdu> disappearedng, there is a space between gdm an /etc
[04:36] <abama> ULFfuntu: exactly to say, resize the ubuntu partition in vmware-player
[04:37] <jdu> disappearedng, but perhaps your irc client didn't carry it to a new line like mine.... so it would be obvious that there is a space
[04:37] <OmnipotentEntity> So I set up a chroot, and I'm having some issues getting it to connect to my X server, what do I need to ensure I have in order to connect to my XServer located at either :0 or :1?
[04:38] <disappearedng> jdu: where do you want me to carry this out
[04:38] <jdu> disappearedng, in /etc/rc2.d
[04:38] <jdu> sorry
[04:39] <jdu> disappearedng, actually it doesn't matter
[04:39] <disappearedng> ok jdu a few problems:
[04:39] <disappearedng> /etc/rc2.d/S30gdm doesn't exist
[04:39] <jdu> disappearedng, that is the point,  that command will create it
[04:39] <disappearedng> or either /etc/init.d/gdm doesn't exist
[04:39] <jdu> disappearedng, oh, then it won't work
[04:39] <jdu> disappearedng, try   sudo apt-get install gdm then
[04:40] <disappearedng> ok installing
[04:40] <CheesyWe1sel> My sound suddenly stopped working. I can't hear anything. I restarted, and it fixed the problem for about five minutes. How do I fix this?
[04:40] <jdu> disappearedng, oh the simple solution ....
[04:40] <disappearedng> jdu: ?
[04:40] <cicatric> hey guys
[04:41] <jdu> disappearedng, oh installing it is much simpler and obvious rather than a missing symlink though both are possible causes
[04:41] <yosii> CheesyWe1sel: i'd suggest you run sudo alsaconf
[04:41] <cicatric> i got a question: i want to write/compile C++ on ubuntu what is the best / easiest but pretty efficient way of doing so?
[04:41] <kohlrak> i make a simple HTML page on my apache webserver to upload a file, but it doesn't give me any error messages, nor can i find the file that i tried uploading. Google doesn't seem to be able to find a decent "configure apache to allow downloads" tutorial. Anyone know what to do?
[04:41] <disappearedng> jdu: thx man
[04:41] <CheesyWe1sel> yosii: I'm trying something now, if that doesn't work, I'll try yours.
[04:41] <sagredo> can someone please help me with latex? I tex resume.tex and stderror outputs: ! Undefined control sequence.
[04:41] <jdu> disappearedng, did it work?  it should have created S30gdm by itself on install
[04:41] <sagredo> l.3 \documentclass [margin,line]{res}
[04:42] <yosii> CheesyWe1sel: just going on my knowledge of setting up audio in a tougher linux distro
[04:42] <KillerOrca> Hi, I am using acidrip to try and rip dvds, but it won't let me rip to the 2nd HDD I have installed, how do I make it do that?
[04:42] <emerson> hi
[04:42] <bimmerhead> hi, i was just wondering, does the 64bit version of ubuntu run on a centrino 2?
[04:42] <emerson> how do I install free pascal in my machine ?
[04:42] <CheesyWe1sel> yosii: I don't have alsaconf.
[04:42] <disappearedng> jdu: yeah it did thx
[04:42] <manpoole> what are some of your favorite applications and tweeks to install on ubuntu after a fresh install?
[04:42] <disappearedng> jdu: I also have a problem with auto mounitng
[04:43] <jdu> disappearedng, good, np,  really?
[04:43] <disappearedng> jdu: When I plugin my devices it doesn't mount automatically
[04:43] <CheesyWe1sel> yosii: And sudo apt-get install alsaconf doesn't work.
[04:43] <disappearedng> is it because I started x manually hence in different priority level>
[04:43] <yosii> CheesyWe1sel: it'd be in the alsa-tools package
[04:43] <jdu> disappearedng, hmm  what types of devices?
[04:43] <disappearedng> jdu: actually why did my gdm disappear?
[04:43] <disappearedng> jdu: like any usb devices
[04:44] <cicatric> i got a question: i want to write/compile C++ on ubuntu what is the best / easiest but pretty efficient way of doing so?
[04:44] <jdu> disappearedng, good question, but it may mean other things disappeared too (causing symptoms such as as no automounting)  is hal working?
[04:44] <Marcham89> manpoole: aTunes, armagetronad, drive-manager, ummm... Truecrpyt
[04:44] <cicatric> like is there a nice simple dev cpp for ubuntu?
[04:44] <RedMushroom> i'm trying to setup 'user manager' for pure-ftpd, and i'm followind directions included with the setup. the directions are telling me to edit my pure-ftpd.conf file, and my pureftpd-mysql.conf file. the directions tell me that these files are going to be somewhere, but it'll vary depending on my os. i copy/pasted the directions i'm following at http://pastebin.com/m793a038e the part that i'm confused about is starting at line #5 an
[04:44] <emerson> hello anyone knows how to install free pascal ? I have to make a exam soon and I have to learn it as soos as possible...
[04:44] <jdu> sagredo, use latex,  not tex
[04:44] <disappearedng> jdu: how do I find out if hal is workign?
[04:44] <jdu> sagredo, I often run:   pdflatex
[04:45] <indra> where can i find more music tools for ubuntu
[04:45] <sagredo> jdu: you are my personal savior
[04:45] <manpoole> going to go google each one
[04:45] <jdu> disappearedng, pgrep -l hal
[04:45] <sagredo> jdu: how did I forget? *slaps head*
[04:45] <cicatric> anyone compile cpp on ubuntu?
[04:45] <cwillu> cicatric, you know about build-essential?
[04:45] <cicatric> nop :(
[04:45] <adodell> hey hoping someone can help me. I'm on a university network, and a bunch of the windows machines have been getting a virus that sets up rogue DHCP servers. If i leave my ubuntu machine for a while i get disconnected from the network. Rebooting the machine works every time, but i'd like to be able to do it without rebooting the whole machine. just temporarily disable and re-enable networking. I've tried ifdown - ifup and it didn't work. Any other s
[04:45] <jdu> sagredo, its easy to do, though you could do everything in tex ;)
[04:45] <cwillu> !build
[04:46] <Marcham89> umm try in terminal: sudo apt-get install free-pascal... but i would search the package manager
[04:46] <sagredo> jdu: pdflatex exports straight to pdf?
[04:46] <cicatric> thanks for help ugys
[04:46] <cicatric> guys
[04:46] <jdu> adodell, sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[04:46] <jdu> sagredo, yes
[04:46] <cwillu> adodell, just disabling the network manager (right click) and re-enabling it should do the trick
[04:46] <disappearedng> jdu: http://pastebin.ca/1393495
[04:46] <emerson> hello anyone, please
[04:46] <redvamp128> I tried asking this earlier ... I am connected using freenode now but is irc.ubuntu.com down? I am having issues with connecting using pidgin.
[04:46] <Lilarcor> so sayeth the wise alaundo
[04:46] <Marcham89> emerson read my comment above
[04:46] <sagredo> jdu: what's your location?
[04:47] <yaris1234567891> Question: Actionscript 3 and 3d flash applications are the new future. True or False.
[04:47] <jdu> disappearedng, so it is running in other words which means it is running
[04:47] <jdu> sagredo, Indiana
[04:47] <cwillu> emerson, Marcham89 was talking to you about that :p
[04:47] <disappearedng> jdu: yeah
[04:47] <RedMushroom> redvamp128: you can see if a server is down by using the ping program in the terminal. try "man ping"
[04:47] <cwillu> Marcham89, make sure you always include a name (tab completion is your friend :)
[04:47] <adodell> thanks for the suggestions guys. I've tried both those, and I get the green dots with the blue orbiting thing, and then it says disconnected again
[04:47] <stupendo44> jdu, what happens if you use mv with no second parameter
[04:47] <sagredo> jdu: how long have you been ubunt'in
[04:47] <jdu> disappearedng, that was a little repetitive, wasn't it :)
[04:47] <Marcham89> cwillu: i know just noticed i didnt :)
[04:47] <RedMushroom> i'm trying to setup 'user manager' for pure-ftpd, and i'm followind directions included with the setup. the directions are telling me to edit my pure-ftpd.conf file, and my pureftpd-mysql.conf file. the directions tell me that these files are going to be somewhere, but it'll vary depending on my os. i copy/pasted the directions i'm following at http://pastebin.com/m793a038e the part that i'm confused about is starting at line #5 an
[04:47] <jdu> sagredo, couple years
[04:48] <stupendo44> jdu, I think that's what I did. The file disappears. Is it deleted?
[04:48] <adodell> sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart gives one line [* Reconfiguring network interfaces]
[04:48] <redvamp128> RedMushroom,  that gives me a uknown host - I was on it the other day..
[04:48] <KillerOrca> Hi, I am using acidrip to try and rip dvds, but it won't let me rip to the 2nd HDD I have installed, how do I make it do that?
[04:48] <stupendo44> jdu, and if so, and I recover it if it was just deleted?
[04:48] <manpoole> sagredo what was that graphics application you recommended I run from the terminal yesterday?
[04:48] <cwillu> RedMushroom, sorry, which line?
[04:48] <jdu> stupendo44, it should give an error
[04:49] <RedMushroom> redvamp128: well, if pinging the server returns unknown host then i'd assume the server's down. goto the ubuntu site and see if there's any information there
[04:49] <cwillu> !info fpc | emerson
[04:49] <stupendo44> jdu, it doesn't. try this. touch a txt file, and then mv it to nothing
[04:49] <RedMushroom> cwillu: #5's - 11 on that pastebin
[04:49] <RedMushroom> they're numbered
[04:49] <disappearedng> jdu: yeah =)
[04:49] <jonathon> hi everyone hey can someone tell me some good software for linux for ripping dvds?
[04:49] <adodell> any other suggestions for restarting eth1 (wired ethernet)
[04:49] <cwillu> RedMushroom, check in /etc/ or /etc/pureftpd/ or something like that
[04:49] <gartral> general opinion, would an AGP GeForce 6800GT work well on a system with 512 megs ram and a 1.7 ghz cpu?
[04:49] <bimmerhead> Stupid Question: For a machine running on a Centrino 2, should I download the 32-bit version, or will the 64-bit version work?
[04:49] <jdu> stupendo44, I get mv: missing destination file operand after `oaeuou.txt'
[04:49] <disappearedng> jdu brb
[04:49] <RedMushroom> cwillu: k, just a moment.
[04:49] <jdu> disappearedng, sorry
[04:50] <emerson> can I istall using the terminal ?
[04:50] <Marcham89> bimmerhead: I would install 32bit anyway
[04:50] <person> bimmerhead, i doubt it's a 64bit cpu so you would need 32bit
[04:50] <jdu> emerson, man apt-get
[04:50] <Hammerjak> emerson, what do you want to install?
[04:50] <stupendo44> jdu, sry. there has to be more than one file. and use *.txt
[04:50] <stupendo44> jdu, I just tested it again
[04:50] <stupendo44> jdu, if there's more than one txt file and I use 'mv *.txt ', the first one disappears
[04:51] <bimmerhead> Marcham89, person: ok, thanks guys
[04:51] <jdu> stupendo44, and overwrites the second one....
[04:51] <emerson> Hammerjak: the compiler for free pascal..
[04:51] <stupendo44> does it
[04:51] <stupendo44> does it?
[04:51] <jdu> stupendo44, I believe
[04:51] <Hammerjak> emerson, 'sudo apt-get install <app>'
[04:51] <stupendo44> jdu, you might be right
[04:52] <Hammerjak> for you, i guess it's 'sudo apt-get install fpc'
[04:52] <stupendo44> jdu, you're right, it does
[04:52] <stupendo44> jdu, next question. Is there any way to recover from this
[04:52] <RedMushroom> cwillu: i do have a /etc/pure-ftpd, but there're no .conf files in it. there's a dir named /conf, but it just has unrelated files in it
[04:52] <jdu> stupendo44, no
[04:52] <jdu> stupendo44, unless you use a different filesystem
[04:52] <stupendo44> jdu, etx3
[04:53] <jdu> stupendo44, no
[04:53] <jdu> stupendo44, If you are worried about deleting files,  add alias mv='mv -i'  to .bashrc
[04:53] <RedMushroom> i'm wondering if there was some sort of command i was supposed to run after installing pure-ftpd to get it to setup some files for itself, or something.
[04:53] <stupendo44> jdu, does the mv command physically overwrite the location on the drive?
[04:53] <jdu> stupendo44, it will prompt you in the future before you do
[04:53] <emerson> Hammerjak: yeah man it works I think sorry I'm not a programmer so that's why I didn't understoot that the first place.
[04:54] <stupendo44> jdu, well it's not like I delete things often... :)
[04:54] <Hammerjak> no problem emerson  :)
[04:54] <RedMushroom> any ideas?
[04:54] <jdu> stupendo44, maybe not so perhaps it is recoverable but I wouldn't guaranty it.
[04:54] <jdu> stupendo44, at any rate there is no undelete with ext3
[04:55] <jdu> stupendo44, for that use a filesystem that supports snapshots
[04:55] <KillerOrca> I am using acidrip to try and rip dvds, but it won't let me rip to the 2nd HDD I have installed, how do I make it do that?
[04:55] <jdu> stupendo44, or back up
[04:55] <stupendo44> jdu, that would really stink, but I guess it's reality
[04:56] <stupendo44> jdu, I had just spent an 2 hours writing this. I used ccrypt to encrypt it, but wanted to take the cpt extension off. Now look what I did... :) Guess I'll have to try to remember the last couple hours...
[04:56] <jdu> stupendo44, some filesystems like ufs support taking a snapshot.  You can then mount the snapshot and see the filesystem as it was then.
[04:56] <RedMushroom> i'm wondering if there was some sort of command i was supposed to run after installing pure-ftpd to get it to setup some files for itself, or something.
[04:56] <disappearedng> jdu: you still here? I restarted, and realize that when I plugin my usb, it says: you don't have the permission to mount this volume:
[04:56] <RedMushroom> oops
[04:57] <jdu> disappearedng, after it tries to automount?
[04:57] <celthunder> RedMushroom, no
[04:57] <jdu> stupendo44, sorry... I hate it when that happens.
[04:57] <disappearedng> I think thats because I added an entry into my /etc/fstab
[04:57] <jdu> disappearedng, that is case,  add user as an option
[04:58] <jdu> disappearedng, or users for everyone
[04:58] <disappearedng> hm.. does that introudce a security breach?
[04:58] <jdu> *the
[04:58] <jdu> disappearedng, is it a personal computer?
[04:59] <jdu> disappearedng, user doesn't really but users might.  With user, if the the stick is plugged in, anyone can mount it.
[05:00] <jdu> disappearedng, I doubt is a problem
[05:00] <jdu> disappearedng, if you are really worried about it then you can mount it as root which will require  you to do something like:  sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /mnt/point
[05:01]  * Marcham89[A] is now away - Reason : busy
[05:01] <KillerOrca> I am using acidrip to try and rip dvds, but it won't let me rip to the 2nd HDD I have installed, how do I make it do that?
[05:01] <jdu> disappearedng, stupendo44,  so it is already Thursday,  so I need to go to bed, sorry.  Do you have one last thing?
[05:02] <cubays> Hi. I just installed ubuntu on disk with Win XP and no Grub appeared. I tried recover manual but it doesnt work.Menu.lst seems to be empty.
[05:02] <cubays> Could someone giva a hint what should I do pls ?
[05:02] <tofu_logic> did you accidentally delete your windows partition?
[05:03] <jdu> cubays, make sure you check menu.list not menu.lst
[05:03] <tofu_logic> say, during installation?
[05:03] <jdu> cubays, sorry you were right
[05:03] <jdu> cubays, menu.lst
[05:03] <cubays> no.I used gparted to create ext3
[05:03] <jdu> cubays, just tired...
[05:03] <cubays> ah..I used this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[05:03] <cubays> there is .lst
[05:04] <cubays> anyway, I dont know how repair this problem.
[05:05] <jdu> cubays, I have to go but it sounds like you haven't installed grub
[05:05] <cubays> aye.
[05:05] <celthunder> cubays where did you select to install grub to?
[05:06] <cubays> I did not select anything.
[05:06] <cubays> every Installation of ubuntu created grub
[05:06] <celthunder> uh you didnt pick mbr, first partion of active drive...etc
[05:06] <cubays> prolly not
[05:07] <celthunder> hmm
[05:07] <celthunder> try manually adding your bootlist?
[05:07] <Cutter> hi
[05:07] <celthunder> Cutter, hi
[05:07] <cubays> How to do it?
[05:07] <byerley> Hi, I've got two computers, both running live disks and connected via lan+ssh. I'd like to copy the harddrive of one onto the other, but it's proving more difficult than I initially thought. Any ideas?
[05:07] <Cutter> what fkash plugin should I intall?
[05:07] <Cutter> *flash
[05:09] <Cutter> Adobe, swfdec or gnash?
[05:09] <wacka_mole> Byerley: Have you considered mv?
[05:09] <Cutter> which is faster/stable
[05:09] <Cutter> ?
[05:09] <celthunder> cubays edit your menu.lst and add each os each one should look something like title <osname> uuid <driveid> kernel <yourkernel> initrd (optional but if you put it put your initramfs after)
[05:10] <monskee> my filemanager in xubuntu has crashed (not responding) how do i force close it?
[05:10] <bnagy> hi there... apt broke my firefox yet again
[05:10] <noodlesgc> Cutter Adobe flash works the best and is probably most stable. However it is not open-source
[05:10] <celthunder> monskee, kill -9 <pid>
[05:10] <Cutter> ok I had stability issues with a flash plugin
[05:10] <monskee> thanks!
[05:10] <bnagy> so I uninstalled, deleted the arhived .debs and reinstalled, same thing
[05:10] <Cutter> I think it was Adobe
[05:10] <monskee> in the terminal?
[05:11] <bnagy> says firefox is not installed and I can install bu apt-get firefox-3.0
[05:11] <byerley> wacka_mole: as in the move command? I mean I can copy all the files over by mounting the drive (sda1 in this case) but I was hoping to get the boot stuff/etc as well and I can't figure out how to mount those, if it's even possible
[05:11] <celthunder> monskee, yes
[05:11] <noodlesgc> Cutter are you on 64 bit?
[05:11] <Cutter> yes
[05:12] <cubays> celthunder, ok.I will try it. Maybe the problem is that I have Win system primary partiton and Ubntu on Extended.
[05:12] <monskee> celtthunder am i being silly? i typed in kill -9 <pid> and kill -9 and it didn't work!
[05:12] <celthunder> cubays yes that would do it
[05:12] <celthunder> monskee, lol type ps and find the pid of the process and substitute the pid for the <pid> part
[05:12] <Cutter> noodlesgc: yes, why?
[05:13] <bnagy> so, is there a way to properly remove firefox?
[05:13] <monskee> ooooo
[05:13] <noodlesgc> Cutter ah, from what I understand, 64bit flash is not exactly stable
[05:13] <celthunder> monskee, ps |grep <nameofyourfilemanager> should find it
[05:13] <Cutter> ok
[05:13] <Cutter> does gnash lack any feature?
[05:15] <noodlesgc> Cutter I have used it a couple times before, and it doesn't work for all sites. I'm pretty youtube works though
[05:15] <monskee> celtthunder lol I'm just indiscriminately killing stuff! Killed the terminal first!
[05:16] <Cutter> ok thanks
[05:16] <Cutter> bye
[05:16] <celthunder> monskee um what is displayed as then ame for your process you are trying to kill (taskbar/titlebar?
[05:16] <celthunder> monskee, thunar?
[05:16] <monskee> etc - file manager
[05:16] <monskee> by-uuid - file manager
[05:16] <monskee> oh
[05:16] <celthunder> monskee, is it thunar though?
[05:16] <monskee> i think so - it's a new xubuntu install
[05:17] <celthunder> kk try ps -auxf |grep thunar
[05:17] <celthunder> and see if that returns anything
[05:17] <monskee> where's that horisontal line before grep?
[05:17] <monskee> found it
[05:18] <monskee> hasn't closed anything
[05:18] <monskee> did do something in the terminal
[05:18] <celthunder> that line shouldnt
[05:18] <celthunder> it should tell you the process
[05:18] <celthunder> ok paste the output
[05:18] <monskee> Warning: bad ps syntax, perhaps a bogus '-'? See http://procps.sf.net/faq.html
[05:18] <monskee> monskee   8865  0.0  0.3   3236   792 pts/0    S+   21:17   0:00  |           \_ grep thunar
[05:18] <monskee> monskee   5501  0.0  1.9  25400  4904 ?        S    18:07   0:01  \_ /usr/lib/thunar/xfce4/panel-plugins/thunar-tpa socket_id 18874439 name thunar-tpa id 4 display_name Trash Applet size 24 screen_position 11
[05:18] <FloodBot3> monskee: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:18] <monskee> oh sorry
[05:19] <celthunder> monskee, kill -9 5501
[05:20] <monskee> no joy
[05:20] <monskee> kill -9 5501 did nada
[05:20] <celthunder> monskee one sec let me load xfce real quick ok?
[05:20] <monskee> ok thanks
[05:23] <bnagy> man apt is a pile sometimes :/
[05:24] <bnagy> is there a dpkg way to remove firefox and all dependencies and files, like for realZ?
[05:24] <bnagy> apt-get remove and apt-get purge seem to not remove much
[05:25] <user01> how do i upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10/
[05:25] <Flannel> !upgrade | user01
[05:25] <tritium> bnagy: remove will uninstall everything but any config files in /etc/, while purge removes everything, including config files
[05:25] <celthunder> user01 add the new repositories to your sources.list and apt-get update;apt-get dist-upgrade
[05:26] <Flannel> celthunder: No, that hasn't been the suggested method for a number of years now.
[05:26] <bnagy> tritium: well, purge and reinstall doesn't seem to work :)
[05:26] <Flannel> bnagy: sudo apt-get purge firefox firefox-3.0 firefox-branding firefox-3.0-branding xulrunner-1.9 ubufox
[05:26] <Flannel> bnagy: That's because "firefox" as a package doesn't install much, if anything.
[05:27] <Flannel> bnagy: It's all in firefox-3.0
[05:27] <celthunder> flannel meh i updated a system like that...though it was probably 3-4 years ago
[05:27] <Flannel> celthunder: Yes, it works, but its certainly more work than required.
[05:27] <tritium> bnagy: they work just fine.  See Flannel's comment for what you're doing wrong.
[05:27] <mjs7231_> Hey guys, question about upgrading
[05:28] <bnagy> yeah I did the same with firefox-3.0 too
[05:28] <mjs7231_> I am going from 32 to 64 bit so I know I need a full install
[05:28] <Flannel> bnagy: And what didn't get remvoed?
[05:28] <mjs7231_> so, if I copy my ~ dir I should retain all my settings?
[05:28] <mjs7231_> won't this leave crud around as well?
[05:28] <Flannel> mjs7231_: Yep
[05:28] <Ienorand> How doe I view pdf annotations in evince, they show up as annotation symbols but I cant actually read them...
[05:28] <bnagy> I think probably xulrunner
[05:28] <bnagy> again :/
[05:29] <Flannel> mjs7231_: It'll leave config files for the programs you currently have installed, but don't have installed on the new system.  But that's not the end of the world.
[05:29] <Flannel> bnagy: What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
[05:29] <mjs7231_> Flannel, thanks
[05:29] <bnagy> Flannel: uh, just a working firefox, nothing obscure
[05:30] <bnagy> ok, so I ran that purge command, then apt-get install, no errors, but when I try and execute firefox it says it's not installed
[05:30] <johnf> is there a page that details the status of the ppa build queues? I've had a build in an "estimated 18 minutes" state for over an hour now.
[05:30] <mjs7231_> Flannel, I can probably manually go thru and delete stuff.. because in theory it wouldn't be there in the new system anyway.. right?
[05:30] <Flannel> bnagy: purge the aforementioned packages, and then reinstall.  But, also.. delete your user configs (well, move them).  Since those will stick around after you remove/reinstall
[05:30] <johnf> Normall things build much more quickly
[05:30] <bnagy> and there is no firefox in /usr/bin, which is probably going to be a problem :)
[05:31] <Flannel> mjs7231_: Yep  You can delete anything/everything in home without causing issues (well, unless you delete something that something else references, but I can't think of anything like that that'd be realistic)
[05:31] <mjs7231_> Flannel, Awesome.. thanks
[05:31] <Flannel> bnagy: do this: sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox-3.0 && sudo apt-get install firefox
[05:31] <Tetracomm> Good night.
[05:31] <mjs7231_> this shuoldn't be too difficult then
[05:32] <celthunder> flannel wine makees stuff in your home directory that it references ...it wont break if you delete it it just wont work...
[05:32] <mjs7231_> Flannel, last question.. no issues doing this going from 32 -> 64 bit?
[05:32] <Flannel> mjs7231_: shouldn't be, no.
[05:32] <kaveh> can someone help me with sshfs? im tryin to mount a folder from a pc on my lan, i know i have the right command because it was working before. however yesterday i restarted my pc, mounted again and the mounted folder disappeared - when i check in command line the folder is there. anyone know how i fix this?
[05:32] <mjs7231_> celthunder, I'll delete that dir anyway.. :)
[05:32] <bnagy> Flannel: I have done that about 5 times
[05:33] <bnagy> lemme try once more for fun
[05:33] <Kavindu> kaveh: check if that folder is hidden
[05:33] <kaveh> it isn't
[05:33] <Flannel> bnagy: Actually, do this: sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox-3.0 && dpkg -l | grep firefox, and then pastebin the results
[05:33] <Kavindu> you can c it in the terminal but not in nautilus ryt?
[05:34] <deepjoy> Hi I was wondering about the JauntyReleaseSchedule isn't the Release candidate supposed to be out already?
[05:34] <Flannel> deepjoy: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty questions, thanks.
[05:34] <Kavindu> deepjoy: there is 6 more days left
[05:34] <deepjoy> Flannel: thanks
[05:35] <iam8up> is the only download on the website a live cd? i'm downloading the 32bit desktop 8.10 release
[05:35] <iam8up> file name ubuntu-8.10-desktop-i386.iso
[05:36] <Kavindu> hey, i have a problem, i was upgrading my 8.04 to 8.10 and in the middle of the process there was a powercut and when i restarted it it said "Partial Upgrade"
[05:36] <Kavindu> what shuld i do?
[05:37] <bnagy> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/f25b4242
[05:37] <bnagy> I hope
[05:37] <bnagy> I don't have lynx installed :)
[05:37] <Flannel> Kavindu: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[05:37] <Kavindu> Flannel: thanx
[05:37] <kaveh> ok so i just re-mounted with sshfs and the folder that i mounted has disappeared on my comp. i checked in command line and when i use ls it says "cannot access hdd1: permission denied"
[05:37] <kaveh> hdd1 is the fodler name ofcourse
[05:38] <Flannel> bnagy: Alright.  Just pastebin this: dpkg -l | grep firefox
[05:38] <oh_noes> Can I tell tar zcf but also specifify 'MAX compression' ?
[05:38] <bnagy> Flannel: nothing to paste
[05:38] <Kavindu> kaveh: check if yoi have permissions by right-clicking and going ti he porperties tab
[05:39] <kaveh> right clicking what?
[05:39] <kaveh> the folder isnt there to right click
[05:39] <Kavindu> right-clicking the hdd1 folder
[05:39] <Kavindu> oh yeah
[05:39] <Kavindu> try : sudo nautilus
[05:39] <Kavindu> and go to the folder and check if it's there
[05:40] <kaveh> command not found?
[05:40] <kaveh> is it a browser or something?
[05:40] <Flannel> bnagy: alright. and ls -l /usr/bin | grep firefox ?
[05:40] <Kavindu> what are u using, ubuntu ryt?
[05:40] <kaveh> xubuntu
[05:41] <kaveh> so yeah ubuntu
[05:41] <Flannel> kaveh: gksu thunar
[05:41] <monskee> anyone knowlegable about wubi installs?
[05:41] <bnagy> Flannel: empty
[05:41] <Flannel> !anyone | monskee
[05:41] <kaveh> ok so gksu thunar is a win
[05:41] <kaveh> everythings there its mounted and working
[05:41] <Flannel> bnagy: alright.  Now do this: sudo apt-get install firefox  (and patsebin the output)
[05:41] <monskee> ok ok
[05:41] <kaveh> so im guessing permissions are stuffed then?
[05:42] <monskee> sorry
[05:42] <NIK123> Any clue for my 6.06->8.04 (from LTS to LTS) upgrade problem, anybody? I'm following help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades, but I don't see "New distribution release '8.04' is available Upgrade" on step 5, not even with 'gksu "update-manager -c"'. Maybe I once did something to disable these upgrade offers (before new LTS was available), but of course I don't remember the details, and 6.06 lifetime is running out... "sudo do-release-upgrade -m desktop" a
[05:42] <Kavindu> what is ur defualy file browser
[05:42] <Kavindu> *defualt
[05:42] <Flannel> NIK123: Are you completely up to date with dapper?
[05:43] <bnagy> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/f1126fde9
[05:43] <zlinx> hi
[05:43] <bnagy> and still not working, btw
[05:43] <monskee> i have installed xubuntu with wubi and when i boot I get dropped to a shell with ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/3Exxxxxx does not exist
[05:43] <kaveh> mine? thunar by the looks of it
[05:43] <monskee> can anyone help?
[05:43] <NIK123> Flannel: yes
[05:43] <Flannel> bnagy: alright, and now, dpkg -L firefox-3.0
[05:43] <eseven73> Kavindu, 'a' before 'u' on 'default' :)
[05:43] <Flannel> NIK123: Do you have dapper, dapper-upgrades and dapper-security repositories enabled?
[05:44] <bnagy> http://pastebin.com/f50eeb201
[05:44] <Kavindu> sudo apt-get install nautilus
[05:44] <Kavindu> sry
[05:44] <NIK123> Flannel: yes, see sources.list on http://paste.ubuntu.com/151660/
[05:44] <Flannel> kaveh, Kavindu: no, no need to do that.
[05:44] <Kavindu> sudo apt-get install && sudo nautlius
[05:44] <Geoffrey2> NIK123, you're not going straight from 6.06 to 8.04 are you?
[05:44] <kaveh> '?
[05:45] <Kavindu> gtg
[05:45] <zlinx> when i press window key+m in ubuntu my screen gets black?
[05:45] <Flannel> NIK123: Alright, that'd be a yes.  Have you tried do-release-upgrade perhaps?
[05:45] <monskee> i have installed xubuntu with wubi and when i boot I get dropped to a shell with ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/3Exxxxxx does not exist. Can anyone help!
[05:45] <NIK123> Geoffrey2: sure, from LTS to LTS, it's documented
[05:45] <kaveh> Flannel what do I do then? if i can see it with sudo thunar then im guessing that the permissions need to be changed - is that done through terminal or gui?
[05:46] <eternaljoy> anyone tell me the name of this server pls?
[05:46] <Flannel> kaveh: You can change them however.  Thunar is your file manager.  You don't need to have nautilus installed.
[05:46] <eternaljoy> irc.freenode.com ?
[05:46] <CoJaBo> monskee: Was Windows not shut down properly (or hibernated) by any chance?
[05:46] <Flannel> eternaljoy: This is freenode, which the ubuntu irc server is aliased to.
[05:46] <monskee> cojabo perhaps!
[05:46] <zlinx> anyone?
[05:46] <monskee> cojabo what do i do if it's that?
[05:46] <bnagy> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/f50eeb201
[05:46] <monskee> (this is the second install with that problem)
[05:47] <Geoffrey2> well, amazingly enough today the hard drive is working......
[05:47] <eternaljoy> Flannel: what is it?  what do I enter?  irc.freenode.com?
[05:47] <Geoffrey2> almost makes me wonder if it's an overheating problem of some kind.....
[05:47] <NIK123> Flannel: "sudo do-release-upgrade -m desktop" also just says "No new release found",
[05:47] <Flannel> bnagy: alright, please pastebin this: apt-cache policy firefox firefox-3.0
[05:47] <eternaljoy> !irc server?
[05:47] <kaveh> hold up the permissions say everyone has access to read and write
[05:48] <Flannel> NIK123: -m desktop isn't required.  Or, at least, I'm not sure what that is.
[05:48] <CoJaBo> monskee: Boot Windows, then shut it down properly (and run scandisk if that still doesnt work). The problem is Linux won't touch an NTFS file system if it is in an inconsistent state.
[05:48] <kaveh> anything elsethat could be making the folder disappear / not be accessible without root permission?
[05:48] <bnagy> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/f2a2ba9b0
[05:48] <monskee> i'll try! thanks!
[05:49] <eternaljoy> hello
[05:49] <NIK123> Flannel: same without -m desktop
[05:50] <Ienorand> How do I view annotations in evinc?
[05:50] <Flannel> bnagy: Alright.  To the best of my knowledge, I'd say you've found a bug with regards to packaging.
[05:50] <Ienorand> *evince
[05:50] <eternaljoy> Flannel: i found it
[05:50] <bnagy> Flannel: joy. Can I step back a version manually?
[05:51] <bnagy> maybe my mirror has a dodgy copy of something
[05:51] <bnagy> hm I guess I can try the main server, give me a couple of minutes?
[05:51] <Flannel> NIK123: Alright, lets... try something.  Go to software sources (or software... properties).  If you don't have a entry under System > ADmin for that, you can get to it through synaptic.
[05:51] <BilokShem> can Ubuntu 8.10 play DVDs?
[05:51] <Flannel> NIK123: And on the second or third tab, see if there's a setting with regard to LTS upgrades vs regular upgrades vs no upgrades.
[05:52] <Geoffrey2> I've been having intermittent problems where the computer hangs, and on reboot I'm told I don't have a bootable device.....
[05:52] <Geoffrey2> let it sit a while, and the drive is back.....
[05:52] <NIK123> Flannel: going to Software Preferences...
[05:53] <BilokShem> Why does my Ubuntu let me play DVD movies?
[05:53] <BilokShem> *doesnt my
[05:53] <histo> BilokShem: did you install libdvdcss or whatever.
[05:54] <BilokShem> No
[05:54] <histo> !dvd | BilokShem
[05:54] <BilokShem> is that what I need?
[05:54] <bnagy> Flannel: hrm, nope, I wasn't using a mirror :(
[05:54] <NIK123> Flannel: I think that's on later versions perhaps? I think I need to know what file records that setting, and edit it directly
[05:54] <AJNpa80> ok Im gonna throw this out there. I'm doing a wubi install on an averatec 3200. I'm getting the b43 phy0 ucode5.fw error on the first reboot. i know how to fix it in 3 diferent ways. it goes to bash after sitting for a minute or 5, i fix it over and over and changes are lost after reboot. i need to find out why the changes aren't saved even when i sync and reboot, also it would help to know how to start ubuntu from the bash prompt whi
[05:54] <AJNpa80> are in memory should it not be possible to have them written before i boot in and finish the install. if anyone knows what i need please message me or email me. by the way i am using 8.10 xubuntu wubi, figured id try that to minimixe the possibility of problems just until i get it running once. the only distro that has ever booted on this turd was goblinx although i didnt get wireless working,(didn't try either) the lack of b43 firmwa
[05:54] <AJNpa80> it for a loop. if i can figure this out im gonna ditch windows altogether (i'm a semi newbie but i've tried several distros and setup several installations, my little personal laptop is the only on thats ever given me any problems but its helped me learn alot) thanks
[05:54] <FloodBot3> AJNpa80: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:54] <histo> BilokShem: you can instlal ubuntu-restricted-extras contains a bunch of common nonfree packages. YOu have to check if they are leagla in your country now.
[05:55] <aaronator> I just upgraded to 9.04, now I do not have sound.  When I play songs I only hear a little bit of static.  How can I fix it
[05:55] <aaronator> sound worked fine on 8.10
[05:55] <Geoffrey2> aaronator, 9.04 is supported in #ubuntu+1
[05:55] <histo> !broadcom > AJNpa80
[05:55] <aaronator> thanx
[05:56] <histo> Arkku^: pulseaudio is the issue join #ubuntu+1 someone help you out.
[05:56] <BilokShem> I tried enabling the Ubuntu restricted extras but it gave me a message that says some other installed software is conflicting with it
[05:56] <zlinx> when i press window key+m in ubuntu my screen gets black?what should be the problem
[05:57] <BilokShem> I have to switch to the synaptic package
[05:57] <BilokShem> How do I do that?
[05:57] <Flannel> NIK123: Did you install update-manager-core?
[05:58] <NIK123> Flannel: tab "Internet Updates" has checked "Check for updates automatically" with setting "Daily", checked "Download updates in the background, but do not install" them, and unchecked "Install security updates without confirmation", that's all. The other tabs are "Installation Media", for sources.list, and "Authentication", with some keys
[05:58] <NIK123> Flannel: I have update-manager-core
[05:58] <Flannel> NIK123: Nope, that's not the expanded one, which must have started for Hardy.,
[05:58] <histo> BilokShem: what do you mean switch to the synaptic package?
[05:59] <BilokShem> it says I must switch to the synaptic package to resolve the problem
[05:59] <vegombrei> i need some help .. i installed a new hdd .. ubuntu only lets root read and write to this drive .. is there a way to fix this?
[05:59] <BilokShem> will gxine work just as well?
[05:59] <Flannel> NIK123: Alright, well, I'd file a bug report.  See if there's a fix/workaround.  We can always upgrade manually (the old fashioned way--which works just fine).  You have until June to upgrade before desktop goes EOL anyway.
[05:59] <celthunder> vegombrei add your users to storage group
[05:59] <vegombrei> celthunder: how do i do that?
[05:59] <histo> BilokShem: well you could just insall the libdvd package without installing the restricted extras if you want.
[06:00] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: fstab controls the behavior of permenantly mounted partitions, such as on internal hard drives.
[06:00] <BilokShem> I searched the libdvd
[06:00] <celthunder> vegombrei, gpasswd -a storage <username>
[06:00] <histo> BilokShem: its libdvdcss2
[06:00] <BilokShem> ok
[06:00] <Flannel> NIK123: If they don't have a fix with regard to your bug report, you can feel free to come back and ask here and we'll walk you through it (you can ping me personally as well).
[06:00] <prohna> can anyone think of a reason my .torrent files would randomly get deleted every now and then
[06:00] <prohna> i cant tell if its happening during updates or what
[06:00] <histo> !info libdvdcss2 | BilokShem
[06:01] <histo> BilokShem: ughh hold up let me get you the wiki page with instructions.
[06:01] <aaditya> prohna: where are those files located?
[06:01] <BilokShem> Yeah I can't find it
[06:01] <prohna> aaditya: ~/music/watch/
[06:01] <BilokShem> I'm using Ubuntu 8.10
[06:01] <bnagy> so... any more thoughts on getting firefox working, or do I have to install from source?
[06:01] <aaditya> prohna: which bittorrent client?
[06:01] <tritium> !medibuntu | BilokShem
[06:01] <histo> prohna: souldn't be unless the torrent software is doing it.
[06:01] <prohna> it seems like every now and then i check rtorrent and nothings seeding
[06:01] <NIK123> Flannel: do you know what file might have been written for that "no upgrades" setting? I doubt it's a bug, see original description (I think I may have deactivated something). With "upgrade manually", do you mean fresh install?
[06:01] <BilokShem> ok
[06:01] <histo> tritium: ty BilokShem forllow ubottu instructions
[06:02] <BilokShem> so what do I do
[06:02] <vegombrei> celthunder: gpasswd or do i put my password?
[06:02] <prohna> histo: first thats what i thought, that maybe rtorrent was set to remove them after a certain ratio up or something
[06:02] <aaditya> prohna: it's most probably the client moving files around. did you check the settings in your client?
[06:02] <prohna> histo: but this is the whole folder
[06:02] <tritium> BilokShem: follow the instructions on the medibuntu URL above
[06:02] <prohna> aaditya: they get moved to .local/share/files/Trash
[06:02] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: you know how to fix fstab?
[06:03] <aaditya> prohna: bittorrent clients have that feature..
[06:03] <histo> BilokShem: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu#Playing%20Encrypted%20DVDs
[06:03] <prohna> aaditya: a whole folder? now matter whats seeded or not?
[06:03] <aaditya> !fstab>vegombrei
[06:03] <BilokShem> Does anyone know gxine?
[06:03] <aaditya> prohna: possible..
[06:03] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: edit it by hand with nano, kate, gedit, etc. Assuming we're talking about an internal drive that is identified in fstab. But it might not be. It might be in mtab.
[06:03] <Flannel> NIK123: I don't.  Let me poke around a bit.
[06:03] <celthunder> AK_Dave, adding your user to storage doesnt work anymore?
[06:03] <Jahooty> what's the network manager frontend in ubuntu 8.10?
[06:04] <Flannel> NIK123: Do you have /etc/update-manager/?
[06:04] <AK_Dave> celthunder: It may. Thats another way to do things.
[06:04] <AK_Dave> celthunder: Is the drive associated with the group storage?
[06:04] <celthunder> AK_Dave, k just making sure cause someone asked pretty much the same question yesterday and i said just add the group and id hate to be giving out bad info...
[06:05] <NIK123> Flannel: ls: /etc/update-manager: No such file or directory
[06:05] <celthunder> AK_Dave, usually in linux it will associate the two...at least on archlinux and slax it did
[06:05] <andrei_> ?
[06:05] <AK_Dave> celthunder: Technically, linux doesn't add drives in the first place. It adds partitions.
[06:05] <Davide-buntu> hi celthunder
[06:06] <celthunder> Davide-buntu, hi did you get your thing to wokr (forgot what it was but it froze your computer and you were on your palm for a bit)
[06:06] <andrei_> linux is the best!!!!!!!!!
[06:06] <Guest71103> hello
[06:06] <aaditya> celthunder: i believe that it was vegombrei who asked you this question yesterday
[06:06] <Davide-buntu> celthunder, well yes I formatted the drive and figured out how to mount it
[06:06] <Davide-buntu> cellofellow, thanks!
[06:07] <Flannel> NIK123: Looks like update-manager uses gconf, you might try poking around in that.
[06:07] <cellofellow> Davide-buntu➜ for what?
[06:07] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: You say you "added a drive". Okay. What do you mean? Internal, external, hard drive, flash drive, tape drive? How is it formatted? Where does it appear in mtab or fstab?
[06:07] <celthunder> Davide-buntu, lol k thats good :) aaditya oh lol same person i guess
[06:07] <Davide-buntu> cellofellow, sorry meant to write to celthunder
[06:07] <Jahooty> what's the network manager frontend in ubuntu 8.10?  i can't find anything with google
[06:07] <cellofellow> lol
[06:08] <xr78> anybody know what time the Jaunty RC is going live?
[06:08] <Flannel> xr78: #ubuntu+1
[06:08] <Davide-buntu> celthunder, now I have another issue I'm trying to resolve, I'm trying to permanently mount a Windows network drive from my other computer
[06:09] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: ok .. its an 80 gb internal hdd, i formatted it to ext3, shows up but only root can access it, if you show me how to see my fstab i could copy paste it in pastebin
[06:10] <celthunder> Davide-buntu, workgroup or domain?
[06:10] <Davide-buntu> celthunder, workgroup it's on MSHOME  I'm trying with this command but it doesnt work  sudo mount -t cifs //none-xvlc1hi3pv/d/ /media/none
[06:11] <Davide-buntu> celthunder, says it cannot find the location... but I can browse to it through the folder structure
[06:11] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: An internal partition like that should usually be mounted in /etc/fstab. It probably appears in /etc/mtab. The usual course of things is to take the line from /etc/mtab and copy it to /etc/fstab and either reboot or "sudo mount -a". At least, thats what I do.
[06:12] <aaditya> !partitions|vegombrei
[06:12] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: The line for the drive probably says ro
[06:13] <Davide-buntu> AK_Dave, how would you mount a windows drive over the network? with what command?
[06:13] <celthunder> Davide-buntu, did you try smbfs?
[06:13] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: But depending on how the partition is mounted in mtab you may be able to get away with simply adding yourself to the storage group as celthunder suggested.
[06:13] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: how do i check?
[06:13] <Davide-buntu> celthunder, I installed it I thought that's what would make that command work
[06:13] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: im a noob .. donno how to see fstab
[06:13] <Davide-buntu> celthunder, am I missing something?
[06:13] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: the file to look in is /etc/mtab
[06:14] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: ok so how do i look into it?
[06:14] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: Do you know how to open a terminal and use an editor?
[06:14] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: yeah
[06:14] <Davide-buntu> !smbfs
[06:14] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: Thats what you do. The file to open is /etc/mtab and look for the line for the partition you're talking about.
[06:15] <AK_Dave> David: depends on how security is done on the server side for the share, but typically this works: smb://ip.to.the.share/sharename
[06:15] <AK_Dave> or do the slashes go the other way?
[06:16] <aaditya> ubottu: sorry
[06:16] <stewart_> hey is there anyway to jail a user to their home folder?
[06:16] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: whats the pastebin url again?
[06:16] <AK_Dave> I don't know pastebin
[06:16] <aaditya> !chroot | stewart_
[06:16] <celthunder> vegombrei, pastebin.com
[06:17] <vegombrei> celthunder: thanks:)
[06:17] <mjs7231_> Davide-buntu, You might also try the PLACES >> CONNECT TO SERVER dialog box if you want to avoid cmd line
[06:17] <celthunder> aaditya, you can compile 32 bit programs in a 64 bit host without a chroot cant you? since most are x86 64 they include the 32 bit libraries anyway
[06:18] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: http://pastebin.com/d51cce5e2 its the last line.
[06:18] <NIK123> Flannel: gconf/defaults/%gconf-tree.xml has something like update-manager/check-dist-upgrades, <default type="bool" value="true">, but I don't see anything else that seems remotely interesting, and aren't these just defaults anyway?
[06:18] <aaditya> celthunder: should be able to; haven't ever heard about using chroot for that purpose
[06:18] <Mylisto> anyone know of a program that can 'batch' resizes pictures?
[06:18] <Roanoke> Hello all.
[06:19] <Flannel> NIK123: you'd be looking in the actual gconf, with gconf-editor (or is it gconf2-editor?)
[06:19] <celthunder> aaditya, well you typed !chroot at someone and it said "such as compiling 32 bit apps in a 64 bit os" which made me wonder if im wrong in assuming....
[06:19] <Roanoke> Anyone know how I can tint conky's background?
[06:19] <mjs7231_> Is it fine to download the beta now, or will the official release be a cleaner install?
[06:19] <Flannel> mjs7231_: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty questions.  Thanks
[06:19] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: Thats a good mtab line. It has the rw flag, which means READ & WRITE. No reason for your access to be restricted for that partition, unless it has something to do with your user groups. celthunder is right.
[06:19] <aaditya> !info nautilus-image-converter | Mylisto
[06:19] <mjs7231_> thanks
[06:20] <Roanoke> Does conky have an irc channel?
[06:20] <aaditya> !conky|Roanoke
[06:20] <AK_Dave>  Roanoke: #conky
[06:20] <Roanoke> Thanks.
[06:20] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: well celthunder said  gpasswd -a storage vegombrei and that dont work
[06:20] <BilokShem> What was that website again for playing DVDs?
[06:21] <Mylisto> aaditya: how do I install nautilus?
[06:21] <eseven73> aaditya, usually factoids about software is done with !info <package name>
[06:21] <Mylisto> !info nautilus-image-converter
[06:21] <Mylisto> !install
[06:21] <Roanoke> Conky channel is deserted.
[06:21] <NIK123> Flannel: I was looking at the files; gconf-editor has /apps/update-manager with check_dist_upgrades checked, remind_reload checked, show_details unchecked, window_size no value
[06:21] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: Check 'Users & Groups' to see if "mount user space file systems" is checked.
[06:21] <Roanoke> Anyone know how to make conky have partial opacity?
[06:22] <BilokShem> I cant figure out to play my DVDs on Ubuntu
[06:22] <celthunder> Roanoke, http://conky.sourceforge.net/faq.html
[06:22] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: yes. checked
[06:22] <celthunder> BilokShem, do you have libdvdcss and a player?
[06:22] <aaditya> Mylisto: sudo apt-get install nautilus-image-converter
[06:22] <Mylisto> ok
[06:22] <Mylisto> thank bro
[06:22] <BilokShem> I have no libdvdcss
[06:22] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: System -> Admin -> U&G, then UNLOCK, select yourself, click PROPERTIES, click privs, and scroll down. Check the box.
[06:22] <BilokShem> Where do I find that
[06:23] <aaditya> Mylisto: no problem
[06:23] <Mylisto> hehe
[06:23] <Mylisto> duh :D
[06:23] <celthunder> vegombrei, i said it backwords im sorry gpasswd -a <user> storage
[06:23] <Roanoke> celthunder: It's not there.
[06:24] <aaditya> vegombrei: add the following line to your /etc/fstab and then reboot; all the problems will magically disappear
[06:24] <aaditya> /dev/sdc1 / ext3 rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 0
[06:24] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: dude it was already checked like i said before
[06:24] <Mylisto> aaditya: the program isn't under graphics...how can I run it?
[06:24] <vegombrei> celthunder: hold on lemme try that
[06:24] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: Then I don't see a reason why that partition should mount as root only. Try this: open nautilus as root (sudo nautilus) and then go to the /media folder. Find the Stuff folder. R-click it. Check the privs on that folder.
[06:24] <BilokShem> Where do I find libdvdcss?
[06:25] <aaditya> Mylisto: select all the files to be resized, and then right click one of them. you'll see a menu option "Resize"
[06:25] <celthunder> Roanoke, own_window_transparent
[06:25] <Sh3r1ff> !medibuntu | BilokShem
[06:25] <aaditya> Mylisto: that is, under the regular file manage "nautilus"
[06:25] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: find the folder in sudo nautilus, r-click -> Properties -> Permissions
[06:25] <celthunder> bilokshem apt-get install libdvdcss
[06:25] <Roanoke> celthunder: Partial. As in, 50%.
[06:25] <BilokShem> I couldnt find it celthunder
[06:26] <aaditya> whois dragon
[06:26] <Sh3r1ff> celthunder: libdvdcss2 ;)
[06:26] <vegombrei> celthunder: doesnt work
[06:26] <aaditya> oops sorry
[06:26] <Flannel> NIK123: Well, like I said, file a bug.  If the issue that its not asking isn't a bug (because you told it to) the fact that we can't re-enable it is a bug.
[06:26] <vegombrei> aaditya: where do i add that line? at the end of fstab?
[06:26] <aaditya> vegombrei: yes
[06:26] <Sh3r1ff> vegombrei: you need to add the medibuntu repository
[06:26] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: If you add the line that aaditya said, it'll work. Put it as the last line in /etc/fstab
[06:26] <celthunder> bilokshem im sorry apparently they added a 2 to it try libdvdcss2 (sh3r1ffs suggestion)
[06:26] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: This is what I do. It works. Every time.
[06:27] <AK_Dave> Well, 60% of the time it works every time.
[06:27] <BilokShem> is it impossible to play dvds?
[06:27] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Yes, without the right codecs.
[06:27] <BilokShem> where do I find em
[06:27] <Sh3r1ff> BilokShem: add medibuntu repository then sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2
[06:27] <celthunder> BilokShem, just go get vlc media player comes with most ofthe important codecs
[06:27] <AK_Dave> Bilok: medibuntu
[06:27] <Geoffrey2> BilokShem, http://packages.medibuntu.org/intrepid/libdvdcss2.html
[06:28] <histo> BilokShem: oryou can just install the deb from packages.medibuntu.com
[06:28] <Mylisto> aaditya: when I right click the images...I don't see anything with nautilus
[06:28] <histo> BilokShem: you still haven't read the instructions?
[06:28] <vegombrei> aaditya: it says i dont have permission to save and edit fstab.. how do i log on a root in the gui?
[06:28] <BilokShem> they were too long and complex
[06:28] <aaditya> Mylisto: do you see an option "Resize Images"?
[06:28] <AK_Dave> Bilok: sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/jaunty.list -O /etc/
[06:28] <AK_Dave> apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[06:28] <BilokShem> I want the easiest and simplest solution
[06:29] <AK_Dave> Bilok: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo
[06:29] <AK_Dave> apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[06:29] <Mylisto> nope I don't see it
[06:29] <BilokShem> am I going to have to deal with the command prompt?
[06:29] <AK_Dave> Bilok: sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2 libdvdread3 && sudo apt-get install
[06:29] <AK_Dave> w32codecs
[06:29] <aaditya> AK_Dave: is BilokShem using jaunty?
[06:29] <NIK123> Flannel: so what did you mean earlier with old-fashioned manual upgrade? save to external storage, fresh install, try to restore?
[06:29] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Cut-paste those three lines.
[06:29] <Geoffrey2> BilokShem, the following link goes straight to a page where you can download libdvdcss2....  http://packages.medibuntu.org/intrepid/libdvdcss2.html
[06:29] <Mylisto> aaditya: nope I don't see a resize images
[06:29] <AK_Dave> Bilok: replace "jaunty" with your actual distro version
[06:29] <Sh3r1ff> BilokShem: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[06:30] <aaditya> Mylisto: close the window and open it again, if you didn't do that after the installation
[06:30] <Sh3r1ff> BilokShem: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[06:30] <BilokShem> Okay thanks geoffrey
[06:30] <vegombrei> aaditya: no problem i figured it out
[06:30] <BilokShem> I must restart this computer
[06:30] <AK_Dave> Bilok: If you want the EASIEST and FASTEST way, you do it my way at the command prompt.
[06:30] <histo> BilokShem: you shouldn't have to after you install it.
[06:30] <Mylisto> what window aaditya:?
[06:30] <Gran_Ger> how can i put ubuntu in usb and make portable_
[06:30] <histo> AK_Dave: thats not necessarily the easiest way.
[06:30] <aaditya> AK_Dave: medibuntu home page has a distro-neutral script for adding the rep
[06:30] <AK_Dave> histo: cut paste three lines of text?
[06:31] <aaditya> Mylisto: the file explorer "Nautilus"
[06:31] <aaditya> vegombrei: did it work?
[06:31] <AK_Dave> histo: Its the easiest for me. I don't care about anyone else.
[06:31] <aaditya> haha he's gone
[06:31] <BilokShem> Geoffrey, which version do I download?
[06:31] <AK_Dave> aaditya: you said for veggie to reboot. :D
[06:31] <Mylisto> aaditya: wheres nautilus
[06:31] <AK_Dave> Bilok: The version that matches your distro.
[06:32] <BilokShem> distro?
[06:32] <aaditya> AK_Dave: omg yes i remember. that was the easiest way
[06:32] <BilokShem> what's a distro?
[06:32] <AK_Dave> Bilok: What version of ubuntu do you use?
[06:32] <aaditya> AK_Dave: rather than umount that partition and mount -a
[06:32] <aaditya> lol
[06:32] <BilokShem> 8.10
[06:32] <firesoul> Hey aditya ? are you the one from gsoc
[06:32] <AK_Dave> aaditya: Yes, thats what I'd do. What you'd do. But you did say reboot.
[06:32] <firesoul> :-/
[06:32] <Geoffrey2> BilokShem, that depends on your processor, Intel (i386), AMD, or Apple (Power PC)
[06:32] <AK_Dave> aaditya: Or maybe "restart".
[06:33] <aaditya> firesoul: no, i'm the one from Y!
[06:33] <firesoul> from Y! ??
[06:33] <aaditya> AK_Dave: haha yes
[06:33] <BilokShem> Ubuntu 8.10 Eepc 701
[06:33] <aaditya> firesoul: yes, Yahoo!
[06:33] <firesoul> aaditya, hmm
[06:33] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Okay you use Ubuntu Intrepid. You do the line for Intrepid.
[06:33] <aaditya> ubottu: medibuntu
[06:34] <bazhang> BilokShem, there is no dvd drive in that computer
[06:34] <BilokShem> No but I have an external
[06:34] <aaditya> For adding medibuntu:
[06:34] <aaditya> sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/`lsb_release -cs`.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list; sudo apt-get -q update; sudo apt-get --yes -q --allow-unauthenticated install medibuntu-keyring; sudo apt-get -q update
[06:34] <FloodBot3> aaditya: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:34] <aaditya> wth
[06:34] <bazhang> BilokShem, then download the file, and double click open with gdebi
[06:34] <BilokShem> which is the line for intrepid?
[06:34] <bazhang> BilokShem, no need for the repo at all.
[06:35] <vegombrei> aaditya: dude i added that line and restarted .. and now it doesnt even show the drive in my file manager
[06:35] <AK_Dave> Bilok: She just gave it to you, or use what I said and replace jaunty with intrepid
[06:35] <aaditya> vegombrei: i think i know what happened. one moment
[06:35] <BilokShem> who's she?
[06:35] <Gran_Ger> how can i put ubuntu in usb and make portable?
[06:35] <sdnrui> hmm...
[06:35] <AK_Dave> aaditya: you said to mount it as /
[06:35] <Kavindu> gran_ger try Unetbooting
[06:35] <aaditya> AK_Dave: yes
[06:35] <vegombrei> aaditya: you need to see my fstab?
[06:36] <aaditya> vegombrei: where do you want that drive to show up?
[06:36] <bazhang> !usb | Gran_Ger
[06:36] <Mylisto> aaditya: where is the nautilus explorer
[06:36] <aaditya> vegombrei: would something like "/new_partition" work?
[06:36] <Gran_Ger> thanks ubottu, thanks kavindu.
[06:36] <Flannel> NIK123: No, no.  Just manual sources.list changes and update/dist-upgrade.
[06:37] <aaditya> Mylisto: assuming that you're using the regular gnome desktop - it's the file manager
[06:37] <BilokShem> what is i386 and lpia?
[06:37] <aaditya> Mylisto: Places > Home
[06:37] <Flannel> NIK123: But, from what I heard someone else just do, there are a few other things that aren't taken care of manually, like the switch from hda to sda and such.
[06:37] <AK_Dave> You can take a normal CD install of Ubuntu and before you boot to install it, plug a USB stick in. Then when it comes to partitioning, change from /sda to /sdb (or whatever the usb stick is) and install direct to the stick. Works. But isn't always portable to other computers.
[06:37] <Mylisto> ok and then aaditya:
[06:38] <vegombrei> aaditya: i just installed it yesterday ... its an 80 gb its empty ..i could reformat if you know of a more efficient way .. thing is i just wanna be able to use the drive as im running outta space and ever since i formatted it from ntfs to ext3 it only lets root read and write to it
[06:38] <aaditya> Mylisto: navigate to the directory where images are located, and right click on any one image, and see if those options appear
[06:39] <aaditya> AK_Dave: what do you suggest, where should he mount the partition?
[06:39] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: /dev/sdc1 /media/Stuff ext3 rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 0
[06:39] <Flannel> NIK123: does "gksu update-manager -c" not work?
[06:39] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: where do i put that? in a terminal?
[06:40] <aaditya> vegombrei: modify the line that you added to /etc/fstab, and change "/" to "/media/Stuff"
[06:40] <AK_Dave> vegombrei: replace that line in your /etc/fstab that aaditya had you put in. Then we'll remount your drives WITHOUT a reboot.
[06:40] <aaditya> vegombrei: then it will look like what AK_Dave typed
[06:41] <aaditya> Flannel: I wanted to become an Ubuntu member. Where do I begin?
[06:41] <NIK123> Flannel: it doesn't, here's how I started this again: Any clue for my 6.06->8.04 (from LTS to LTS) upgrade problem, anybody? I'm following help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades, but I don't see "New distribution release '8.04' is available Upgrade" on step 5, not even with 'gksu "update-manager -c"'. Maybe I once did something to disable these upgrade offers (before new LTS was available), but of course I don't remember the details, and 6.06 lifetime is
[06:41] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: root@vegombrei:/home/vegombrei# gedit /etc/fstab
[06:41] <vegombrei> (gedit:6979): EggSMClient-WARNING **: Failed to connect to the session manager: None of the authentication protocols specified are supported
[06:41] <AK_Dave> sudo gedit /etc/fstab
[06:41] <Neros> Ok all... Anyone have a mic workinf on the nvidia hd audio mcp67 chipset? my out works fine mut nothing acrross the mic
[06:41] <adante> hi, i have a hdd stuck in udma2, how can i change it to udma5?
[06:42] <Neros> Also its reported as a conexant CX20561
[06:43] <Flannel> aaditya: Get involved.  Easiest way to do that: http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate  and then once you're involved, to actually apply for membership: http://www.ubuntu.com/community/processes/newmember
[06:43] <Mylisto> aaditya: There is still no options to resize
[06:44] <BilokShem> Ak Dave, What do I use at the command prompt again to play DVDs?
[06:44] <Flannel> NIK123: I'd still go the bug report route.  It shouldn't be hidden like this, and who knows how many people will be in a similar situation as EOL looms for dapper desktop.
[06:44] <zenergi> How do you specify to use homeDirectory information from the ldap when using the ldap for authenticaiton
[06:45] <bazhang> BilokShem, go to the medibuntu website and get the appropriate file
[06:45] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Depends. Did you install the codecs?
[06:45] <NIK123> Flannel: OK, I'll go for the bug report, thanks a lot for the effort even if we didn't find it
[06:45] <bazhang> BilokShem, you will need to actually download and install it; open the site www.medibuntu.org in a browser
[06:46] <aaditya> Flannel: Thanks. When would I know that I am "involved"?
[06:46] <AK_Dave> aaditya: You get a funny feeling inside.
[06:46] <aaditya> haha
[06:47] <aaditya> like
[06:47] <AK_Dave> aaditya: Did you ever listen to Mr Rogers?
[06:47] <aaditya> does this count? http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/contributor/aadityabhatia/
[06:47] <aaditya> AK_Dave: not really
[06:47] <AK_Dave> aaditya: Well, too bad. His "theme song" is applicable.
[06:47] <Geoffrey2> I'd love to see the day we don't need to go through this dance to get DVDs to work with linux....
[06:48] <Mylisto> aaditya: those options don't appear
[06:48] <aaditya> Mylisto: what's type of image files are those?
[06:48] <Mylisto> jpg's
[06:48] <AK_Dave> aaditya: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership
[06:49] <aaditya> if nautilus-image-converter was installed, those options normally do appear
[06:49] <AK_Dave> Geoffrey2: Some disros dodge the dance entirely. Mint, for example.
[06:49] <aaditya> i'm assuming that you're right clicking on the image files and not directly in the directory
[06:49] <aaditya> AK_Dave: thanks :)
[06:50] <Mylisto> yeah
[06:50] <Mylisto> i'm right cilcking on the images
[06:51] <Geoffrey2> I understand Dell actually provides a fully legit DVD player in linux computers it ships....
[06:51] <aaditya> Mylisto: not sure what's going on
[06:51] <AK_Dave> Geoffrey2: They license codecs from fluendo.com
[06:52] <aaditya> Mylisto: maybe try logging out and then logging in. Are you using gnome desktop?
[06:52] <Mylisto> aaditya: how do I know if I am using gnome desktop
[06:53] <k1en> Mylisto, do you have applications , places system on the top panel?
[06:53] <Mylisto> yeppers
[06:53] <k1en> gnome
[06:53] <Mylisto> brb
[06:54] <k1en> Mylisto, did you install  nautilus-image-converter?
[06:54] <AJNpa80> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7081352#post7081352
[06:55] <c_nick> any community where there are people who solve financial difficulties
[06:55] <dft> heh peeps
[06:55] <Mylisto> klen: yes I did install it
[06:55] <Mylisto> via sudo apt-get
[06:56] <k1en> Mylisto, cool and you dont get that option on right-click?
[06:56] <dft> if I mirror a pair of drives on a VT6420 SATA RAID controller, will ubuntu recognize the mirrored volume?
[06:56] <Mylisto> nope
[06:56] <dft> softraid eh
[06:56] <BilokShem> AK dave I entered in the command line you gave me
[06:56] <BilokShem> but it gave me some error report
[06:56] <BilokShem> was that the right command prompt
[06:57] <aaditya> BilokShem: what were you trying to do?
[06:57] <BilokShem> get dvds to play
[06:57] <AK_Dave> Bilok: What did you do?
[06:57] <BilokShem> I entered in those 3 lines
[06:57] <Mylisto> klen: no I do not
[06:57] <AK_Dave> Bilok: did you change 'jaunty' to 'intrepid' in the first one like I told you?
[06:58] <BilokShem> I didn't see a word that said Jaunty
[06:58] <aaditya> BilokShem: what commands did you enter?
[06:58] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Never cut-paste to the command line without reading what you're pasting.
[06:58] <BilokShem> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2 libdvdread3 && sudo apt-get install w32codecs
[06:58] <aaditya> BilokShem: was this the first one?
[06:58] <BilokShem> first one?
[06:58] <AK_Dave> Bilok: I could have told you to do some 'rm' command that wiped your drive.
[06:58] <aaditya> you said three likes..
[06:59] <BilokShem> the only command I entered
[06:59] <aaditya> AK_Dave: he knows that you're nice :)
[06:59] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Thats the LAST of THREE commands.
[06:59] <belred> i have a question about synaptic on ubuntu 9.04.  i have the identical synaptic preferences an repository options on 4 boxes.  but one of the boxes, the package gnome-open-terminal doesn't show up in synaptic.  how can this be?  what do i have to do to make it show up?
[06:59] <Mylisto> brb
[06:59] <Mylisto> restarting
[06:59] <BilokShem> what do I enter in
[06:59] <AK_Dave> Bilok: Okay, no harm done. No damage. Lets do it all over again.
[06:59] <aaditya> BilokShem: follow the instructions on this page and it should work: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu#Adding%20the%20Repositories
[07:00] <felixsulla> belred: You're sure you have the same repositories on all 4?
[07:00] <AK_Dave> FIRST: sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/intrepid.list -O /etc/
[07:00] <AK_Dave> apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[07:00] <belred> felixsulla: yes, i even had a second person verify.
[07:00] <Flannel> BilokShem: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support, thanks.
[07:00] <Flannel> er, belred ^
[07:01] <AK_Dave> SECOND: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo
[07:01] <BilokShem> I dont have jaunty I have 8.10
[07:01] <AK_Dave> apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:01] <AK_Dave> THIRD: sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2 libdvdread3 && sudo apt-get install
[07:01] <AK_Dave> w32codecs
[07:01] <Flannel> BilokShem: right.  Sorry
[07:01] <BilokShem> and first?
[07:02] <firesoul> general question.. what and when was the first relesase of ubuntu
[07:02] <firesoul> :D
[07:02] <tritium> firesoul: Warty Warthog
[07:02] <AK_Dave> fire: Would that be Warty Warthog, in 2004?
[07:02] <aaditya> 4.10?
[07:02] <aaditya> Oct 2004
[07:03] <firesoul> yup :)
[07:03] <dft> if I mirror a pair of drives on a VT6420 SATA RAID controller, will ubuntu recognize the mirrored volume?
[07:03] <AK_Dave> dft: if you tell it to.
[07:04] <aaditya> !hardware | dft
[07:04] <dft> AK_Dave: perhaps a better question is will ubuntu see the mirror unlike the issues I had with a Sil controller
[07:04] <Shinu> !cows
[07:04] <Shinu> :(
[07:04] <dft> aaditya: sure thing ty
[07:05] <histo> Shinu: try telling aptitude moo
[07:05] <aaditya> ubottu is taking forever to respond
[07:05] <aaditya> is it dying or something?
[07:05] <Shinu> root@Yuki~ $ apt-get moo
[07:05] <Shinu>          (__)
[07:05] <Shinu>          (oo)
[07:05] <Shinu>  *  /\---/\
[07:05] <FloodBot3> Shinu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:05] <histo> aaditya: it already respondid
[07:06] <AK_Dave> dft: Maybe this is what you're looking for: http://freshmeat.net/projects/mdadm
[07:06] <Shinu> Sorry for the flood. Awesome though
[07:06]  * histo laughs at my spelling sometime
[07:06] <aaditya> histo: i'm talking to ubottu via PM, and...
[07:07] <histo> aaditya: ahh
[07:07] <Shinu> !moo
[07:07] <Shinu> oh
[07:07] <aaditya> even here, it took ubottu 7 seconds to reply
[07:07] <aaditya> and see
[07:08] <aaditya> !botabuse|Shinu
[07:08] <Sam18> did anyone got wake on lan to work with jaunty?
[07:09] <aaditya> Sam18: sending a package from Jaunty? or waking up a Jaunty machine?
[07:09] <Sam18> aaditya: waking up
[07:09] <aaditya> WOL is a hardware feature afaik, i don't think that the OS affects it in any way..
[07:10] <Sam18> ethtool says it is enabled, but in /proc/acpi/wakeup everything is disabled
[07:10] <mmcji> howdee
[07:11] <celthunder> mmcji, hi
[07:11] <aaditya> Sam18: if it's enabled in your BIOS, then it should work
[07:11] <Sam18> aaditya: no the os has to keep the nic's online, if they are shut down wol doesn't work
[07:11] <se7en_> !amarok2
[07:11] <se7en_> !amarok
[07:11] <se7en_> !launchpad
[07:11] <Sam18> aaditya: it worked in hardy before :-p
[07:12] <nemos> anyone using xchat able to tell me how to make all the user login/logouts not display in text window? I seem to be flooded with joins and exits
[07:12] <mmcji> my primary hard disk is an IDE disk.  I want to add a second hard disk.  I was able to add a new sata disk, but when I boot, the sata disk becomes sda1 and my IDE disk becomes sdb1.  How do I keep this from happening?
[07:12] <vegombrei> AK_Dave: that didnt work .. it says it cant mount the volume now .. something to do with mtab
[07:12] <aaditya> !jaunty|Sam18
[07:12] <vegombrei> aaditya:
[07:13] <aaditya> vegombrei: what's the error message? could you please paste `cat /etc/mtab` and `dmesg` in a pastebin?
[07:13] <nemos> why would that be important mmcji? not attacking it, jsut curious why that would matter?
[07:13] <vegombrei> aaditya: do i type that in terminal and paste the result?
[07:13] <mmcji> nemos: good question, to me it is important because in fstab i have the following
[07:13] <mmcji> ## /dev/sdb1	/media/archive	ext3	defaults	0	2
[07:14] <mmcji> of course sdb1 would not normally be commented out
[07:14] <loller> stupid question where i can web directory on apache , i was using xampp before
[07:14] <aaditya> mmcji: use UUID instead of /dev/sdb1
[07:14] <Shinu> (11:08:39pm) <aaditya> !botabuse|Shinu <-- for a couple of triggers?
[07:14] <KCCarnage> so I just gparted to extend my linux position to the left and it had an error at the end and basically left me with a larger partition but the data has double magically.  Before 15gb/2gb free and now 30gb/1.2gb free
[07:14] <mmcji> aaditya: ok
[07:15] <aaditya> !UUID|mmcji
[07:15] <nemos> thanks mm, guess I need to read up on fstab
[07:15] <vegombrei> aaditya: http://pastebin.com/m30386e6d
[07:15] <celthunder> did i mess up somewhere or does the default xfce settings in ubuntu look exactly like gnom
[07:15] <mmcji> aaditya: do you have a good ubuntu resource you could point me too for that?  I have never done that with UID and I would like to read about it so I better understand it
[07:15]  * celthunder goes and finds the rodents theme and makes his window look antignomish
[07:15] <Phoebus> Does ubuntu come with BitchX ?
[07:15] <KCCarnage> the weird thing is that the linux kernal boots of the partition but I can't seem to find out where the extra space has been taken up
[07:16] <nemos> have you tried kdirstat to see? kcc?
[07:16] <aaditya> mmcji: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingUUID
[07:16] <nemos> it gives a nice view of whats taking up space on a drive, might help you out here
[07:16] <timoguin> ugh... bitchx sucks
[07:16] <mmcji> aaditya: thank you and nemos for your assistance!!!!!!!
[07:16] <r2r4> hello. i need a function like inotify in linux kernel 2.6.13  , i want this function can be used in all linux versions including linux 2.4 and linux 2.6, and, whithout patching the kernel. so maybe i have to implement it in user space, with help of fuse or something.But it's not as easy writing the codes as saying the words.  any software or package an give me what i want.
[07:17] <firesoul> kdirstat does it need the kde base runtime
[07:17] <firesoul> ?
[07:17] <nemos> you bet, glad to help
[07:17] <eryc> timoguin: why dont u like bitchx?
[07:17] <nemos> kdirstat does not need the kde base- i installed on a 9.04 default isntall and it worked fine firesoul
[07:17] <aaditya> !bitchx
[07:18] <pumpkinseed> hello everyone...
[07:18] <jonathon> hey can someone point me to a simple programming languide that has easy gui and can be made to talk threw the serial port to a microcontroller
[07:18] <timoguin> eryc: well the name alone is pretty indicative of how much it sucks. it's a bitch. haha
[07:18] <aaditya> timoguin: lol
[07:18] <eryc> timoguin: ah yes that is true. but it is the 10th bitch. bitchX
[07:18] <firesoul> graded nice eryc
[07:19] <pumpkinseed> Does anyone know the name of the  "Take Screenshot" program that comes with Ubuntu 8.10 by default? I want to remove it as it is not very good (I just installed Shutter and am much more happy with it)
[07:19] <aaditya> I thought BitchX was a graphical Bitch daemon of some sort..
[07:19] <nemos> its it just screenshot?
[07:19] <aaditya> pumpkinseed: gnome-screenshot
[07:19] <pumpkinseed> didn't find that in the package manager
[07:19] <pumpkinseed> thanks aaditya
[07:19] <aaditya> pumpkinseed: yw
[07:20] <wenlong> hi
[07:20] <aaditya> hi wenlong
[07:20] <eryc> aaditya: I'm not sure. Do you have any screenshots of your BitchX?
[07:20] <pumpkinseed> aaditya: hmm... don't see that in Synaptic either
[07:21] <wenlong> who ?
[07:21] <wenlong> xubuntu 8.10
[07:22] <nemos> got it pumpkinseed
[07:22] <nemos> its in synaptic under gnome utils
[07:22] <nemos> i looked for screenshot and it was listed within that
[07:22] <vegombrei> aaditya: http://pastebin.com/m30386e6d
[07:22] <pumpkinseed> nope
[07:23] <pumpkinseed> its not called gnome-screenshot either
[07:23] <wenlong> aaditya,how are you
[07:23] <KCCarnage> ok Kdirstat says only 8GB is taken up but gparted is saying 27.7GB
[07:23] <robinhood> how to install scheme in to ubuntu 8.1
[07:23] <pumpkinseed> too bad the program doesn't have a file-->help menu so I could find it simply
[07:23] <nemos> nope? gnome-utils is where it is on mind, cant say much else sicne thats where it is in mine
[07:23] <KCCarnage> Is there any way to diskcheck and fix a partition?
[07:24] <Japa> hmm..... I managed to get Kubuntu working on my USB pendrive, but I just realized that I probably shouldn't have put the swap on there...
[07:24] <robinhood> hello
[07:24] <Japa> is there a way to disable or remove it?
[07:24] <spaceboy909> hey guys
[07:24] <robinhood> how to install scheme in to ubuntu 8.1?
[07:24] <aaditya> Japa: trying to remove the swap partition?
[07:25] <histo> !swap | Japa
[07:25] <abama> load ubuntu in vmware-player, df displays /dev/sda1 about 8G, but disk_usage_analyzer displays the whole filesystem is about 15G, why?
[07:25] <robinhood> hello can any one help me
[07:25] <robinhood> ?
[07:25] <robinhood> how to install scheme in to ubuntu 8.1
[07:25] <robinhood> ?
[07:25] <FloodBot3> robinhood: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:25] <aaditya> robinhood: what scheme?
[07:25] <Japa> a 256mb swap on a very slow pendrive on a system with 3 gigs of ram probably won't b missed
[07:26] <vegombrei> aaditya: you think i should just run gparted and remove the partition and make it fat instead?
[07:26] <aaditya> !gparted |Japa
[07:26] <AJNpa80> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1127051
[07:26] <aaditya> vegombrei: no, don't do that. give me a minute
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> Japa: swapoff /dev/<partition name>
[07:26] <se7en> someone how do i enter the key for launchpad
[07:26] <nemos> any xchat users in here, have a fast question if so
[07:26] <se7en> or how do i install amarok2
[07:27] <aaditya> info amarok2
[07:27] <KCCarnage> I'm in xchat though I don't know if I can help
[07:27] <quibbler> robinhood> go to sustem-preferences-appearances  ...there you can install themes
[07:27] <aaditya> ubottu: info amarok2
[07:27] <robinhood> scheme language
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> Japa: then modify the mounted swap partition and then swapon /dev/<new partition>
[07:27] <usetrttry> bandung
[07:27] <vegombrei> aaditya: sure take your time bro
[07:27] <robinhood> i mean mit-scheme package
[07:27] <se7en> !amarok 2
[07:27] <KCCarnage> nemos: I'm using xchat
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> se7en: what release are you using?
[07:28] <se7en> 8.10
[07:28] <se7en> crunchbang
[07:28] <Japa> thanks
[07:28] <nemos> can you tell me how to turn off the enter/exit updates? (I get more of that than the text) kccarnage
[07:29] <aaditya> vegombrei: can we take a look at your /etc/fstab file once again? (paste)
[07:29] <mmcji> aaditya: so I just replace /dev/sdb1 with the UID and leave the mountpoint as it is in fstab?  Right now the mount point is /media/archive which is what I want it to be.
[07:29] <mmcji> so it becomes
[07:29] <quibbler> robinhood> in synaptic search for scheme48
[07:30] <mmcji> old way: /dev/sdb1	/media/archive	ext3	defaults	0	2
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> se7en: http://www.kubuntu.org/news/amarok-2.0
[07:30] <Japa> I take it it's more trouble than it's worth to resize / while linux is running?
[07:31] <mmcji> new way: UUID="0c08ca0e-d2ec-4b00-8e49-7d37fc34884a" /media/archive	ext3	defaults	0	2
[07:31] <aaditya> mmcji: yes, replace /dev/sdb1 with UUID=<xyz>
[07:31] <histo> Japa: yeah I don't htink you want / mounted while you resize
[07:31] <vegombrei> aaditya: http://pastebin.com/d709c2a7c
[07:31] <aaditya> mmcji: yes that looks right
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> Japa: can't be done, you ca only resize unmounted partitions
[07:31] <mmcji> ok, cool, thanks
[07:31] <KCCarnage> nemos: I've never tried to do that but I'm guessing it's under text events
[07:31] <KCCarnage> I'm looking for it
[07:31] <nemos> awesome, I will too. Ty in advance
[07:32] <aaditya> vegombrei: you're all set. just reboot once
[07:33] <robinhood> i got some error while install scheme language manually?
[07:33] <zenergi> when authenticating via LDAP, how do you specify to use the homedirectory information from the LDAP instead of the local server?
[07:33] <BilokShem> Ok so I've tried almost everything to make this DVD playing work
[07:33] <aaditya> !ldap| zenergi
[07:33] <meow-chan> i'm trying to ban myspace from my computer how would i go about doing that?
[07:34] <aaditya> BilokShem: what do you see when you insert the DVD?
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> !codecs | BilokShem
[07:34] <g4lt-lappy> meow-chan, don't use it?
[07:34] <BigMack83> im having problems getting an external to work in 8.10. when i plug it in i get no on screen 'connect external monitor?' dialog and theres no options when i goto the screen settings/resolution screen to add a monitor. any ideas where i can start to get it connected?
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> !dvd
[07:34] <swayed> Is there a channel for Jaunty yet ? ?
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> BigMack83: what video card?
[07:34] <usetrttry> yyyyyyu
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty | swayed
[07:34] <meow-chan> g4lt-lappy, its not for me but for others who use this computer
[07:35] <zenergi> Thanks aaditya, I followed the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LDAPClientAuthentication , however, when I login, it is still using the default home directory from the local account instead of the ldap account
[07:35] <g4lt-lappy> of course theree's tcpwrappers if you don't want anyone to see it,k just put myspace.com  127.0.0.1 in /etc/hosts or dump myspace in /etc/hosts.deny
[07:35] <BigMack83> nvidia. let me look for the specific model. but i do have the restrictred drivers installed
[07:35] <Mylisto> hey everyone...
[07:35] <racecar56> hi
[07:35] <aaditya> welcome back Mylisto
[07:35] <Mylisto> I've got this damn old laptop that I want to try to use an ubuntu live cd...
[07:36] <Mylisto> the laptop is a inspirion 8100
[07:36] <Mylisto> its from like '01 I think...
[07:36] <KCCarnage> nemos: I think I found it under text events.
[07:36] <gauravkittz> my firefox takes a lot of time to load on aspire one... is there any light weight browser availablle????
[07:36] <Mylisto> I just tried interpid...and it went so far...then got to a " run_program: '/lib/udev/vol_id' abnormal exit
[07:36] <aaditya> Mylisto: how much RAM does it ahve?
[07:36] <nemos> ohh, you're about to make my night
[07:37] <Mylisto> not sure aaditya:
[07:37] <nemos> (also would love to know how you link name for that to name it stand out to me (irc fresh one here)
[07:37] <Mylisto> aaditya: Should I use a 386 version of ubuntu?
[07:37] <nemos> but the first one is the one I'm feening for
[07:37] <vegombrei> aaditya: ok ill reboot and brb
[07:37] <BigMoopies> would it be ok for me to add sudo apt-get update , to my root crontab for when I want it to check for updates ?
[07:37] <Mylisto> oh yeah..aaditya: the images are resized now :D
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> Mylisto: did the iso you burned the cd from pass md5 check and did you run the cd verifier on the first cd boot to screen to verify the cd was ok
[07:37] <aaditya> Mylisto: cool!
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> Mylisto: did you burn the cd as slooow as as your burner would allow
[07:38] <KCCarnage> nemos: Yeah it works, delete the "%C19*%O$t%C19%B$1 %B($3) has joined $2" from join under setting/advanced/..text events
[07:38] <aaditya> BigMoopies: i'd rather set the update-manager to run automatically
[07:38] <gauravkittz> can someone please help me with this
[07:38] <Mylisto> actionparsnip: This dvd has worked on two other computers
[07:38] <BigMoopies> aaditya, how so
[07:38] <KCCarnage> do the same for quit
[07:38] <gauravkittz> i need a light weight browser on aspire one
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> Mylisto: ok then try
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | Mylisto
[07:39] <n8tuser> gauravkittz-> try elinks or w3m
[07:39] <gauravkittz> not a cli browser
[07:39] <histo> gauravkittz: ditto swiftfox there are plenty
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> gauravkittz: file browser or we browser
[07:39] <gauravkittz> web browser
[07:40] <gauravkittz> swiftfox???
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> gauravkittz: specifics are good ;)
[07:40] <gauravkittz> is it good
[07:40] <BigMoopies> aaditya, I mean how would I do that
[07:40] <histo> gauravkittz: yes its a fast firefox
[07:40] <histo> !swiftfox | gauravkittz
[07:40] <gauravkittz> thanx histo
[07:40] <aaditya> BigMoopies: System > Admin > Update Manager
[07:40] <gauravkittz> i'll try swiftfox
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> !info kazehakase
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> !info swiftfox
[07:40] <KCCarnage> nemos: I don't know what you mean by " how you link name for that to name it stand out to me (irc fresh one here)"
[07:41] <gauravkittz> swiftfox does not exist in intrepid???
[07:41] <aaditya> BigMoopies: System > Admin > Software Sources > Updates
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> !find swiftfox
[07:41] <aaditya> !epiphany
[07:41] <aaditya> !info epiphany
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> kazehakase is based on firefox
[07:41] <nemos> when you speak, it has my name first with a colin, and the text you write to me is all in red
[07:41] <aaditya> !info epiphany-browser
[07:42] <BigMoopies> aaditya, all it says is "daily" , not "put the time here for me to checK"
[07:42] <nemos> also, cant right click or use delete key in edit events, how to delete?
[07:42] <ActionParsnip> you could also try firepup, its what i use on my low end systems
[07:42] <KCCarnage> be back in a bit, if this doesn't work I'm going to to have to format and reinstall
[07:42] <KCCarnage> :(
[07:42] <aaditya> BigMoopies: yes, it will do it once a day, at any time
[07:42] <ActionParsnip> nemos: its because someone has typed your name
[07:43] <BigMoopies> aaditya, I want it to check at 1 AM
[07:43] <nemos> actionparsnip, ah ok, thanks
[07:43] <aaditya> BigMoopies: use cron in that case
[07:44] <aaditya> BigMoopies: but not sure if it would be ok - that was your original question
[07:44] <BilokShem> aaditya, I still can't play DVDs
[07:44] <BigMoopies> aaditya, I have unlimited usage only 1-6  AM, the rest is 425 MBs per 24 hours or I get shut down during daytime hours for 24 hours
[07:44] <BigMack83> ActionParsnip, ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics RS780M, specs are here: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01631353&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=3860630
[07:44] <BilokShem> What can I use to make my Ubuntu 8.10 play dvds
[07:45] <racecar56> BilokShem ogle
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: the video card doesnt matter
[07:45] <aaditya> !info cron-apt
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: you need the restricted dvd decoder
[07:45] <anil_> hi...display problem,need help
[07:45] <BilokShem> Where do I get this
[07:45] <histo> ActionParsnip: I think he is just trolling. We triedhelping him hours ago.
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[07:45] <se7en> ActionParsnip: W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: i get that after adding launchpad to my sourceslist and i can;t get rid of the error
[07:45] <Hassanakevazir> !medibuntu
[07:46] <BilokShem> I'm not trolling histo, just haven't found my solution
[07:46] <BilokShem> that's all
[07:46] <vegombrei> aaditya: it didnt work ... while rebooting i saw a message mount point /media/stuff does not exist [failed]
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> histo: ahh i see, ati sucks hard anyway
[07:46] <histo> BilokShem: you if its a protected dvd you need to install libdvdcss2 from medibuntu.
[07:46] <histo> BilokShem: well did you install libdvdcss2?
[07:46] <BilokShem> I didn't know which version to get
[07:46] <histo> BilokShem: or you can install vlc and play dvds with that.
[07:46] <BilokShem> too many
[07:46] <aaditya> vegombrei: you're almost there. do the following: (sudo mkdir /media/Stuff; sudo mount -a)
[07:46] <BilokShem> Alright I will try VLC
[07:46] <BilokShem> let me do that
[07:46] <histo> BilokShem: there is i386 and amd64.. What is the output of uname -a in a terminal
[07:47] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: i just told you how to get dvd playback.....did you install that package?
[07:47] <racecar56> yeah vlc is also good ida
[07:47] <racecar56> *idea
[07:47] <histo> BilokShem: sudo aptitude install vlc
[07:47] <anil_> hi...display problem,need help
[07:47] <racecar56> anil_ speak up
[07:47] <vegombrei> aaditya: done ..
[07:47] <racecar56> anil_ tell us
[07:47] <aaditya> vegombrei: now check /media/Stuff
[07:47] <aaditya> contents of your new drive should be there
[07:48] <aaditya> :)
[07:48] <aaditya> !ask|anil_
[07:48] <racecar56> i has to go now, bye
[07:48] <racecar56> !ask | anil_
[07:48] <vegombrei> aaditya: yeah i can see the contents but its still the same it wont let me read write or delete
[07:48] <edgex-_> weird
[07:48] <racecar56> bye
[07:48] <anil_> racecar56: i installed ubuntu yesterday...and then installed nvidia nvidia 180.22 driver
[07:49] <BilokShem> ~$ is my output
[07:49] <vegombrei> aaditya: in properties it says its owned by root and only root can make changes
[07:49] <aaditya> vegombrei: sudo chmod 777 /media/Stuff
[07:49] <Hassanakevazir> whoa, bot lag
[07:49] <BilokShem> How do I know when the installation is finished?
[07:49] <anil_> ubottu: ok will do :)
[07:50] <anil_> now when i boot my comp it says that the driver is not installed properly
[07:50] <Hassanakevazir> anil_, ubottu is a bot
[07:50] <anil_> i tried reinstalling it
[07:50] <anil_> but same prob
[07:50] <aaditya> !nvidia|anil
[07:51] <anil_> :)
[07:51] <Hassanakevazir> BilokShem, when you are back in the prompt, it is done
[07:51] <aaditya> anil_: hope that helps
[07:51] <histo> Hassanakevazir: ActionParsnip he'll be back in an hour askinghow to play dvds again.
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> histo: gotcha
[07:53] <Hassanakevazir> huh? why so?
[07:53] <anil_> aaditya: but this has version 177...i've installed version 180.wasnt my comp supposed to run better...
[07:54] <anil_> how the prob??
[07:54] <aaditya> ubottu: pity #ubuntu BilokShem for having a DVD?
[07:54] <aaditya> how does pity command work?
[07:54] <aaditya> !pity
[07:54] <Hassanakevazir> anil_, try: sudo nvidia-xconfig
[07:54] <aaditya> ubottu told me about it..
[07:55] <aaditya> grr
[07:55] <vegombrei> aaditya: i think it worked !! thanks man .. hey one more thing .. i had created some files in that drive thru root .. how do i delete them thru terminal? whats the command for delete a file?
[07:56] <aaditya> sudo rm file
[07:56] <aaditya> sudo rm -r directory
[07:56] <aaditya> use with care
[07:56] <vegombrei> aaditya: k thanks
[07:57] <BilokShem> Ok so I downloaded VLC but it wont play the DVD at all
[07:57] <BilokShem> it closes automatically when I try playing the DVD with it
[07:58] <vegombrei> aaditya: sorted ... dhanyawaad
[07:58] <aaditya> vegombrei: you're welcome :)
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> histo: you win the prize
[08:00] <aaditya> haha
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: did you install that package i said?
[08:00] <BilokShem> Which one was that?
[08:00] <BilokShem> alot of ppl have been saying stuff
[08:01] <rdwalker86> hey guys, i just downloaded 9.04 and am having audio issues. can anybody help?
[08:01] <zonk9d1> rdwalker86: wats d issue?
[08:01] <histo> ActionParsnip: its been goignon all night.
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[08:01] <BilokShem> is that the only thing?
[08:01] <BilokShem> it doesn't seem like very much
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> histo: am i right with the package to play dvds
[08:02] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: libdvdcss2
[08:02] <BilokShem> I already downloaded that one too
[08:02] <histo> ActionParsnip: yes unless its a encrypted dvd then he needs libdvdcss2 from medibuntu repository or webiste.
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: its a metapackage and will install a TONNE of goodies
[08:02] <rdwalker86> i've been tinkering with the settings and finally got the audio to work, but it's at a lot lower volume and ubuntu plays it through the headphones and through the main speakers
[08:02] <BilokShem> it's encrypted
[08:02] <abhiSri> rdwalker86, what exactly is the problem , some details please
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> !info libdvdcss2
[08:02] <histo> BilokShem: THEN YOU NEED libdvdcss2
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> ahhh
[08:02] <BilokShem> okay
[08:02] <aaditya> medibuntu
[08:02] <histo> ActionParsnip: he has to pull it form packages.medibuntu.com
[08:03] <histo> BilokShem: what kind of cpu do you have?
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> ok
[08:03] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: we guided him about adding medibuntu several times
[08:03] <Hassanakevazir> BilokShem, follow this guide : http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Intrepid#DVD_Playback_Capability
[08:03] <rdwalker86> i've got a sigmatel stac9228
[08:03] <BilokShem> Ubuntu 8.10
[08:03] <histo> BilokShem: what is the output of "uname -a"  without quotes in a terminal
[08:03] <aaditya> whois Hassanakevazir
[08:03] <aaditya> whoa
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: get the medibuntu repos added to your system and you can then install libdvdcss2
[08:03]  * histo I give up
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> histo: i squish trolls good
[08:04] <BilokShem> Where do I find this output?
[08:04] <BilokShem> Look, I am not trolling
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: in terminal type     lsb_release -c
[08:04] <Revoroid> hi celthunder
[08:04] <BilokShem> I've been tinkering with this for the past hour
[08:04] <aaditya> BilokShem: type "/exec -o uname -a" right here
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: whats the output
[08:04] <celthunder> Revoroid, hi do i know you?
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> aaditya: ooh, does that work in all irc clients?
[08:05] <Revoroid> nick zerodevice
[08:05] <celthunder> oh hi
[08:05] <BilokShem> It says it is Intrepid
[08:05] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: it works with pidgin, if that particular extension is enabled
[08:05] <celthunder> get your stuff working
[08:05] <celthunder> ?
[08:05] <BilokShem> ActionParsnip
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/intrepid.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[08:05] <zerodevice> celthunder, sorry , forgot to rename with my own nick
[08:05] <rdwalker86> anybody heard of people having that problem?
[08:05] <celthunder> zerodevice, get your stuff working?
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: it'll moan but entertain it with a yes
[08:05] <BigMack83> im trying to add an external monitor. i have an nvidia card. i found a reference in a forum post that i need the package 'nvidia-settings' and 'nvidia-xconfig'. the latter package has to remove the package 'libscrollkeeper0{u}' to be installed. i dont know what purpose this lib package serves. is it safe to install and let the package be removed?
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem:then when THATS finished run:
[08:06] <zerodevice> celthunder, well it worked 90% coz i manage to set every file in the entire hd to be 777. apparently this only works for root account and not normal user. and i some how still screw it up.
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem:  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get update
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: then shout me when its done
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> histo: hes not a troll just lazy and wants his hand holding
[08:06] <BilokShem> I didnt have to press Yes
[08:06] <BilokShem> at the end of the first command
[08:07] <BilokShem> ActionParsnip
[08:07] <BilokShem> Says its done
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sure, as they arent authenticated yet, the medibuntu keyring you will then install in the second command will add the gpg keys it needs
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: both commands?
[08:08] <BilokShem> yes
[08:08] <BilokShem> both
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: ok now run: sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2
[08:08] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: let me know how it goes
[08:08] <cyrus> good morning accourding to my local time
[08:09] <zerodevice> celthunder, i've decided to reinstall everything. so now i've done installing with 8.10 server, LAMP. i need to install the GUI. was wondering how? coz i also have the desktop live cd, but not sure if thats usefull or not? or do i have to link to the internet and do something like apt-get install
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> cyrus: like it :D
[08:09] <cyrus> huh
[08:09] <BilokShem> ActionParsnip, I think it's done
[08:09] <mmcji> exit
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: ok now try a dvd
[08:09] <Hassanakevazir> BigMack83, what nvidia card do you have?
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: if you do a tiny bit of websearching there are MILLIONS of sites on this
[08:10] <BigMack83> Hassanakevazir, ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics RS780M
[08:10] <BilokShem> last thing it said was Idconfig deferred processing now takingplace
[08:10] <happosade> How to get things animated in OpenOffice PowerPoint killer
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: can you also give the output of      uname -a
[08:10] <BilokShem> that sound about right?
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: yes thats fine
[08:11] <Hassanakevazir> BigMack83, are you sure the package called nvidia-xconfig is what you need for an ATI card?
[08:11] <aaditya> so he installed libdvdcss2 now
[08:11] <aaditya> finally
[08:11] <BilokShem> should I keep VLC or get rid of it and just use Totem?
[08:11] <aaditya_> hello
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: you can literlly use any player you can get installed
[08:11]  * BigMack83 has no idea why he was thinking nvidia
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: they will ALL play dvd
[08:12] <BilokShem> mhm
[08:12] <BilokShem> NO!
[08:12] <celthunder> zerodevice, you can apt-get install kde,gnome,xfce4,awesome3 or whatever but first you should do xorg-server and your video drivers
[08:12] <BilokShem> DAMN!
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: can you give me the output of   uname -a
[08:12] <BilokShem> No cuz I dont know how to get it
[08:12] <BilokShem> It didn't work!
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: its a terminal command
[08:12] <zerodevice> celthunder, ok. so wat are the commands to deal with xorg-server and video driver?
[08:13] <BigMack83> Hassanakevazir, but i still have no way i can find to setup an external monitor
[08:13] <BilokShem> SOB!
[08:13] <Hassanakevazir> BigMack83, anyway, I checked libscrollkeeper0 and its not installed on my system
[08:13] <Hassanakevazir> BigMack83, have you got the ATI drivers installed ?
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: are you going to tell me what i need to know or mess around?
[08:14] <BigMack83> Hassanakevazir, yes i have all the restricted hardware drivers installed
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: your call
[08:14] <BilokShem> Ok
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: ive asked you twice now, there won't be a 3rd time
[08:14] <aaditya> haha
[08:14] <BilokShem> what do I type in?
[08:15] <vegombrei> LOL
[08:15] <aaditya> BilokShem: type right here: /exec -o uname
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: scroll up
[08:15] <BigMack83> Hassanakevazir, ATI/AMD proprietary FGLRX graphics Driver
[08:16] <BilokShem> Ok
[08:16] <zerodevice> celthunder, can i just put in the ubuntu-desktop live cd and isntall just the gui into the server?
[08:16] <BilokShem> UTC 2009 i686 G
[08:16] <BilokShem> is that the number you wanted
[08:16] <BilokShem> or something else?
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sudo apt-get install w32codecs
[08:16] <allsystemsarego> hey guys FYI, I made a short and sweet video about how to fix GPG / NO_PUBKEY error when adding a PPA - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUenZgES0SE
[08:16] <BilokShem> is that what you wanted yes or no?
[08:17] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: it will do, you are running 32bit linux
[08:17] <cloakinghalk> I've just installed virtualbox and booted up into my physical xp but it has asked me to activate my windows. can someone point me in the right direction to fix this?
[08:17] <BilokShem> Ok
[08:17] <BilokShem> lets wait
[08:18] <Firefishe> cloakinghalk:  you'll probablky need the code you activated windows with before
[08:18] <Hassanakevazir> BigMack83, I haven't used ATI a long time, but isn't there a: application > Other > ATI setting ( or something similar ).
[08:18] <celthunder> zerodevice apt-get install xorg apt-get install video-xf86-<yourvideohere>
[08:18] <BigMack83> ah
[08:18] <swiftarrow> \away
[08:18] <BigMack83> Hassanakevazir, applications > accessories
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: try this too:
[08:18] <BigMack83> let me try it
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: cd ~/; wget -c http://packages.medibuntu.org/pool/free/libd/libdvdcss/libdvdcss2_1.2.9-2medibuntu4_i386.deb sudo dpkg -i libdvdcss2_1.2.9-2medibuntu4_i386.deb
[08:19] <DarknessssenkraD> Hi everybody
[08:19] <DarknessssenkraD> where can I get help on mounting an external sata drive ?
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: all i'm doing is copy / pasting from here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[08:19] <BilokShem> thanks
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> DarknessssenkraD: does it show up in   sudo fdisk -l
[08:20] <DarknessssenkraD> noup :(
[08:20] <BilokShem> Actionparsnip, last thing it said was ldconfig deferred processing now taking place
[08:20] <DarknessssenkraD> but dmesg says it is on sdb, the problem is that I dont see sdb1 or sdb2
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: we are happy to help buy when you type useless nonesense when we are asking for information it is hugely annoying
[08:21] <Hassanakevazir> BigMack83, donnu, search around or ask in forums
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: you will get that after each and every install you do
[08:21] <realsifo> halo. any video player in terminal?
[08:21] <BilokShem> huh
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> realsifo: mplayer
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: after every install you do you will get ldconfig
[08:22] <realsifo> can you help me ?
[08:22] <BilokShem> mhm
[08:22] <BilokShem> I got some crazy error after that second command
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> realsifo: or vlc-nox may be able to play video in terminal
[08:23] <realsifo> mplayer couldn't play in full terminal without x
[08:23] <utlo> Hey has anyone used a vversion USB 727 with ubuntu?  Dose it work out of the box?
[08:23] <aaditya> trying to see video "inside a terminal window"?
[08:23] <aaditya> !hardware|utlo
[08:23] <histo> ActionParsnip: anyluck getting him to install the package?
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> aaditya: hmm, not sure then
[08:23] <Arkku^> i found dragonplayer as quite viable player for anything :3
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> histo: i think he has it
[08:23] <realsifo> vlc-nox could play video without x-windows?
[08:24] <Hassanakevazir> realsifo, if by terminal you mean commanding it through terminal there is plenty, but for playback you need X
[08:24] <histo> ActionParsnip: you need a && in there for the wget / gdebi command
[08:24] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: haven't heard of it, so my answer would be no
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: can you run this command: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; dpkg -l | grep dvd | pastebinit
[08:24] <BilokShem> uuuuuh
[08:24] <BilokShem> No more
[08:24] <DarknessssenkraD> anybody knows if I have the sata hd on the /dev/sdb a way to get inside the sdb, because I cant see any sdb1 or sdb2
[08:24] <histo> BilokShem: just copy and paste
[08:24] <BilokShem> Nothing works
[08:24] <BilokShem> Nothing
[08:24] <aaditya> !info aaxine
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: you can copy / paste to terminal, thats why i always give the full command
[08:24] <histo> BilokShem: why dont' you just click on the link from the WEBSITE like others have suggested and installt hepackage
[08:25] <BilokShem> None of you, Ubuntu users can play DVDs
[08:25] <histo> BilokShem: everyone is giving alternate instructions because you refuse to install the libdvdcss2 package.
[08:25] <Hassanakevazir> let the poor soul go , lol
[08:25] <histo> See a troll
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: AGAIN!!!
[08:25] <BilokShem> histo I do not refuse
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: can you stop writing emotional crap when im asking you for information
[08:25] <BilokShem> I already have like 60 times
[08:25] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: mplayer has that capability
[08:25] <aaditya> realsifo: mplayer -vo aa movie.avi
[08:25] <histo> ActionParsnip: he doesn't want help
[08:25] <BilokShem> emotional?
[08:25] <histo> BilokShem: No you haven't obviously
[08:26] <Hassanakevazir> !topic
[08:26] <realsifo> yup i need video player without x win
[08:26] <DarknessssenkraD> :P I want help LOL
[08:26] <BilokShem> I received alot of commands and I am sure libdvdcss2 was one of them
[08:26] <histo> BilokShem:
[08:26] <histo> BilokShem: http://packages.medibuntu.org/pool/free/libd/libdvdcss/libdvdcss2_1.2.9-2medibuntu4_i386.deb   CLICK THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: i dont care, can you run that command and it will verify to use that it is installed
[08:27] <realsifo> thanks
[08:27] <histo> BilokShem: install that and you are done.
[08:27] <DarknessssenkraD> anybody knows if I have the sata hd on the /dev/sdb a way to get inside the sdb, because I cant see any sdb1 or sdb2
[08:27] <BilokShem> Here goes!
[08:27] <aaditya> !troll>BilokShem
[08:28] <BigMack83> Hassanakevazir, yes that did the trick. thanks.
[08:28] <swiftarrow> !troll>swiftarrow
[08:28] <meshuggah> hello
[08:28] <Mylisto> I'm wondering...is there any program on ubuntu that can be used to create flash based text sequences?
[08:29] <BilokShem> histo: I downloaded it but I cannot click on Install
[08:29] <histo> Mylisto: what like an swf
[08:29]  * DarknessssenkraD is sad
[08:29] <histo> BilokShem: what is the error?
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> hi meshuggah
[08:29] <BilokShem> it says there's been an error because I've already got a later version installed
[08:29] <Mylisto> yeah histo:
[08:29]  * histo is slamming his head up against the wall.
[08:29] <histo> BilokShem: how did you get a later version?
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: then its installed which is cool :)
[08:30] <BilokShem> Yeah if its installed why can I not play Monster?
[08:30] <histo> ActionParsnip: no he has something he shouldn't like a jaunty package or god knwos what.
[08:30] <maccam94> why are there two sets of python 3.0 packages in the repositories?
[08:30] <BilokShem> or any DVD for that matter
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> !info libdvdcss2
[08:30] <histo> BilokShem: sudo aptitude purge libdvdcss2  then click on the link I gave you.
[08:30] <histo> BilokShem: do you have a dvd player?
[08:30] <BilokShem> Yes
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> histo: i suspect jaunty
[08:30] <BilokShem> external DVD player
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: can you please run this command
[08:31] <BilokShem> which one
[08:31] <Mylisto> histo: do you know of any program to create text based .swf's?
[08:31] <rosa> hola buenos dias
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; lsb_release -a | pastebinit
[08:31] <rosa> chicos
[08:31] <histo> Mylisto: nope
[08:31] <DarknessssenkraD> any other chanel where I can get some help with mounting a sata? :$
[08:31] <histo> !es | rosa
[08:31] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: whats the problem?
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: it will make your terminal spit out a url,  can you please paste it in here
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> DarknessssenkraD: soes it show up in   sudo fdisk -l
[08:32] <DarknessssenkraD> ActionParsnip: noup
[08:32] <histo> Mylisto: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/man3/SWF::TextField.3pm.html
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> DarknessssenkraD: can you please pastebin the output of the command
[08:32] <DarknessssenkraD> I have the sata hd on the /dev/sdb but I cant get inside the sdb, because I cant see any sdb1 or sdb2
[08:32] <blue112> Hello everyone, I'd like to crosscompile a library on a host which doesn't have make. I've compiled it on my losthost, but I cannot do "make install". How can I do ?
[08:32] <BilokShem> ActionParsnip: an error due to a broken pipe
[08:33] <BilokShem> No LSB modules are available
[08:33] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: sudo fdisk -l doens't show /dev/sdb1 or 2 ?
[08:33] <Ububegin> Hei, just a generic qn... Lets say, I have binary txt file with 1,0,1,0,0,0,0, etc (width * height)...anyone knows how i can convert this to a image.... with 0-black and 1-white... can it be done using commands... w/o gg into programming languages
[08:33] <Hassanakevazir> Mylisto, www.osalt.com lists alternatives
[08:33] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: no, there is no sdb1 or sdb2
[08:33] <aaditya> i wish i could gain ssh access to Bilok's box
[08:33] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: what sort of partitions are on the drive?
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: ok can we have the output of   uname -a
[08:34] <BilokShem> didnt I give that?
[08:34] <histo> Mylisto: I believe swftext is what you are looking for.
[08:34] <DarknessssenkraD> a NTSF an ext3 and boot
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> DarknessssenkraD: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[08:34] <BilokShem> a while back
[08:34] <histo> Mylisto: you might be able to use windows apps with wine for doing what you want.
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: run:     uname -a | pastebinit
[08:35] <Mylisto> hmm
[08:35] <DarknessssenkraD> ActionParsnip: I dont have the disk conected right now, but it is not showed when I fdisk
[08:35] <Mylisto> didn't think about that
[08:35] <BilokShem> What is that for?
[08:35] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: well if the partitionis are being seen by fdisk..... Are you sure the drive is operational and being seen by the bios?
[08:35] <DarknessssenkraD> ActionParsnip: I have tried that a lot of times
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: it will tell use your kernel version and other such useful stuff
[08:35] <zerodevice> celthunder, im using "ATI Radeon HD 3200" but i tried apt-get install video-xf86-ati doesnt seems to work
[08:35] <Spabby> I am using Xwindows to launch a browser, when I connect to my monitor and run in 1280x1024 everything works fine, however when I connect to my TV and set to 720p firefox launches with a massive UI, the font and icons are huge in the centre of the screen, my xorg.conf appears not to be used as it is default and I am using xrandr -s to set the resolution.
[08:35] <Spabby>  
[08:35] <Spabby> If I run Opera, everything is rendering perfectly, however with Firefox (and any other program) the screen looks like it is displaying only the middle part of a massive resolution.
[08:35] <Spabby>  
[08:35] <FloodBot3> Spabby: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:35] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: lsusb show the drive as connected
[08:35] <Spabby> When I use xrandr -s "1280x720", the TV reports that it is set into 720p resolution, and opera is appearing in 720p. I have googled for hours with no help, so any advice would be awesome!
[08:35] <nutzer> good morning. does anybody use a a110 by one.de with ubuntu?
[08:36] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: can you paste the output of sudo fdsik -l
[08:36] <DarknessssenkraD> ActionParsnip: I have tried that a lot of times but it only shows my actual system
[08:36] <Spabby> I am using Xwindows to launch a browser, when I connect to my monitor and run in 1280x1024 everything works fine, however when I connect to my TV and set to 720p firefox launches with a massive UI, the font and icons are huge in the centre of the screen, my xorg.conf appears not to be used as it is default and I am using xrandr -s to set the resolution.
[08:36] <histo> !pastebinit > DarknessssenkraD
[08:36] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I dont have the disk conected right now, but it is not showed when I fdisk
[08:36] <Spabby>  If I run Opera, everything is rendering perfectly, however with Firefox (and any other program) the screen looks like it is displaying only the middle part of a massive resolution.
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> !repeat | Spabby
[08:36] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: well you kind of need the disk for it to show when you fdisk
[08:36] <inktri> how do i reset an rsa key?
[08:36] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: you need it connected to mount it.
[08:36] <Spabby>  When I use xrandr -s "1280x720", the TV reports that it is set into 720p resolution, and opera is appearing in 720p. I have googled for hours with no help, so any advice would be awesome!
[08:37] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I have tried that a lot of times when the disk is conected but it only shows my actual system not the external sata drive
[08:37] <Blaise> Hi people, now that I have installed the latest ATI catalyst drivers, every time I boot, I don't get my native screen resolution, and it doesn't save my changes, how can I fix this?
[08:37] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: basically connect the drive then.  mkdir /media/disk  then you can mount /dev/sdbx /media/disk
[08:37] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: yes I know easy
[08:37] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: so its a usb sata drive?  i'm confused
[08:38] <histo> !ati | Blaise
[08:38] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: but the disk is only shown as sdb not sdb1 or sdb2 or any other
[08:38] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: were is the disk shown like that?
[08:38] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: sata dirve connected trhu a usb converter
[08:38] <lvlefisto> i installed jaunty beta in VBox. After installing VBox GuestAdditions it doesn't start X anymore.
[08:38] <realsifo> halo agian
[08:38] <BilokShem> Hello
[08:38] <Blaise> histo: thanks
[08:38] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: when I plug it in it appears in /dev/sdb/
[08:38] <aaditya> !jaunty|lvlefisto
[08:39] <BilokShem> What's Jaunty?
[08:39] <histo> lvlefisto: you may want ot ask the virtualbox people #virtualbox
[08:39] <lvlefisto> oh, right!
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> lvlefisto: use fix x server from recovery mode menu
[08:39] <realsifo> why my mplayer could render the picture in terminal?
[08:39] <histo> BilokShem: the next version of ubuntu
[08:39] <lvlefisto> thanks aaditya
[08:39] <aaditya> lvlefisto: you're welcome
[08:39] <lvlefisto> ActionParsnip: thanks
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: are yougoing to give me the information i want or not?
[08:39] <realsifo> how to fix this eror
[08:39] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: where does it appear in /dev/sdb when you plug it in?
[08:39] <histo> ActionParsnip: don't worry bout it.
[08:40] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: command ls /dev/
[08:40] <maksim> Hello,erverybody..
[08:40] <Giddion> hi,  whats the command to show the currently leased IP address's?
[08:40] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: ls /dev/
[08:40] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: that doesn't show you anything.
[08:40] <BilokShem> ActionParsnip: 2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP i686 GNU/Linux
[08:40] <realsifo> i use xinefb but the picture also not appears
[08:40] <BilokShem> There you go
[08:40] <Guest28078> HI
[08:40] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: and the dmesg says it is attached to it
[08:40] <Hassanakevazir> ActionParsnip, cool off man
[08:40] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: k.
[08:41] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: hrm.. Are you running gnome when you plug the drive in?
[08:41] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: when I unplugged the /dev/sdb/ disspaears
[08:41] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: yes Im running gnome
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> Hassanakevazir: well im helping him off my own back and i have to ask about 3 times for the same thing before i get information
[08:41] <inktri> how do i reset my rsa keys?
[08:42] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: I was thinking that its automatically getting mounted. hrm.... But I did find this ll im helping him off my own back and  i have to ask abou
[08:42] <Ienorand> Giddion: with ifconfig you see what ip the interfaces are on
[08:42] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=770717
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> Hassanakevazir: its ok maybe twice but after that its just a tad enfuriating
[08:42] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I had even tried to ./MAKEDEV /dev/sdb/ and nothing happens :(
[08:42] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: sry check out the link. I pasted somethign from a different window by accident. The link is a guy who had a similiar issue.
[08:43] <Giddion> Ienorand yep i can,  but i want to see what IP's my DHCP server has currently leased out
[08:43] <Hassanakevazir> ActionParsnip, well if he does not respond just ignore it until he does and help someone else or do something else.
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: ok thats an intrepid kernel
[08:43] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: No it should be working my guess would be something with the adapter going crazy.  You should be able to plug it in and have it auto mounted.
[08:44] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I know I saw that very same thread, he waited 15 seconds before connecting the drive
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: ok then try this: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:44] <histo> Hassanakevazir: he keeps comming back every few hours asking the same questions.
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> BilokShem: then reboot at your next convenience
[08:44] <inktri> anyone know where pgp keys are stored in ubuntu?
[08:44] <aaditya> inktri: what sort of RSA keys?
[08:44] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I have tried that, and waited more, and conected it after and before, and nothing seems to work  :S
[08:44] <aaditya> !pgp |inkti
[08:44] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: does the adapter work on other systems?
[08:45] <realsifo> what is framebuffer
[08:45] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: or maybe search for the brand on the forums.
[08:45] <Blaise> Hi people, now that I have installed the latest ATI catalyst drivers, every time I boot, I don't get my native screen resolution, and it doesn't save my changes, how can I fix this?
[08:45] <Hassanakevazir> !ubottu
[08:45] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I have tried it on Vista but now that I think
[08:45] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: It didt work there neither
[08:45] <aaditya> !framebuffer|realsifo
[08:45] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: but it is recognized too, just not mounted
[08:45] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: I would try on a different machine just to make sure.
[08:46] <DarknessssenkraD> ok, thanks, just trying to see if I was that dumb :P
[08:46] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: ok, thanks, just trying to see if I was that dumb :P
[08:46] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: yeah maybe just some sort of bug or something who knows. That stuff typically just works.
[08:46] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: or the drive could be buggered up.
[08:46] <realsifo> thanks
[08:47] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I'll try on my girlfriend's laptop and see what happends :P
[08:47] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: THANKS
[08:47] <Kartagis> Giddion, tailf /var/lib/dhcp3/dhcpd.leases
[08:47] <histo> DarknessssenkraD: np
[08:48] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: I read that the community was unfrendly and SHIT like that on a post and telling that you can't really find answers and bla bla bla...... Linux suck and everything, but that is not true
[08:49] <DarknessssenkraD> histo: anyway, see ya
[08:49] <swayed> What is good site to use for temporary paste of images ? ?
[08:49] <Hassanakevazir> imgur
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> imageshack
[08:50] <histo> swayed: I second imageshack.us
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> tinypic
[08:50] <Hassanakevazir> i second imgur, superior those all
[08:50] <swayed> ActionParsnip, Thanks
[08:50] <henux> Hello. I need to install Ubuntu 8.10 from an USB pendrive. How can I do this? Can I just download the install CD .iso and dd it to /dev/sdb1 which is my USB drive?
[08:51] <myrick[on]> Hi  Could someone help me pls.. I wrote a Shellscript to write a formatted Logfile 2 MYSQL: http://rafb.net/p/bofCwg89.html ... but in TMPSQL & CLEARSYS are a lot of new lines .. and the code isnt really nice  Please correct & help me .. it works .. but it makes newlines
[08:51] <swayed> Hassakevazir, http://www.imgur.com/ This looks good too - Thanks......
[08:51] <aaditya> !info usb-creator
[08:52] <aaditya> henux: use usb-creator
[08:52] <swayed> Hassanakevazir, sorry spelled your name wrong - thanks for image site
[08:52] <m4v3r1c> hey
[08:52] <se7en> unetbootin henux
[08:52] <henux> aaditya: i cant i dont have ubuntu atm
[08:52] <m4v3r1c> has anyone tried to install ubuntu 9.04 on vmware
[08:53] <henux> se7en: what is that?
[08:53] <m4v3r1c> vmware tools creates an endless loop and opens up a whole bunch of file managers
[08:53] <m4v3r1c> vmware? its a virtual pc manager to run multiple os's inside
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> m4v3r1c: did you md5 check your iso?
[08:53] <Boohbah> !unetbootin | henux
[08:53] <m4v3r1c> yes
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> m4v3r1c: maybe you need some
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions
[08:53] <henux> ubottu: thx
[08:54] <se7en> apt-get install unetbootin it will install the iso on your usb so you can boot of it henux
[08:54] <Ienorand> m4v3r1c: try unmounting the iso?
[08:54] <m4v3r1c> well, ubuntu installs, its just that the vmware tools cd when mounted keeps opening more file managers
[08:54] <kraut> moin
[08:54] <henux> se7en: sorry, i already told you i dont have ubuntu system atm
[08:54] <henux> se7en: but thanks
[08:54] <swayed> ActionParnip, Can you point in the right direction of a good tutorial how to do a more manual install of Ubuntu - Going to install the new Jaunty and would like to setup my own partition sizes etc. ? ?
[08:54] <henux> Boohbah: thanks for your help
[08:54] <Boohbah> henux: unetbootin also runs on windows
[08:55] <Ienorand> m4v3r1c: or uninstall libbrasero-media0 package, I had same issue
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> swayed: the desktop iso has the option for custom partitioning
[08:55] <henux> Boohbah: i dont have windows either
[08:55] <aaditya> !install
[08:55] <swayed> ActionParsnip, On last 2 installs have just did the easy no brainner installs
[08:55] <cyrus> hi
[08:55] <m4v3r1c> uninstalling libbrasero-media0 lets you install the virtual tools?
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> swayed: then pick manual when it comes to disk partitioning
[08:56] <zerodevice> celthunder, im using "ATI Radeon HD 3200" but i tried apt-get install video-xf86-ati doesnt seems to work
[08:56] <cyrus> i am looking for java script IDE
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> !info eclipse
[08:56] <Ienorand> m4v3r1c: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/brasero/+bug/329146
[08:56] <Hassanakevazir> I need to copy paste a very large bulk of data between two usb hard disks where one regularly dismounts itself ever 5-6 mins. whats the best tool I can use to move the data with all these interruptions?
[08:56] <m4v3r1c> •cyrus• i like Eclipse
[08:56] <cyrus> anyone ahve any IDea
[08:56] <m4v3r1c> sudo apt-get install eclipse
[08:56] <swayed> ActionParsnip, Ok - but not sure how big to make swap, ext4, etc etc.
[08:56] <m4v3r1c> i just installed ubuntu 9.04 with ext4 on both / and /home
[08:56] <guest2> Hi. I'm using Intrepid ibex, and don't get any sound at all. I only get the message no sound device.
[08:57] <m4v3r1c> and then put a swap in as well
[08:57] <ActionParsnip> swayed: ext4 is not advised right now, i would make your swap double the size of your ram
[08:57] <cyrus> ok i will give Eclips a try
[08:57] <m4v3r1c> good plan
[08:57] <cyrus> THanix guys
[08:57] <m4v3r1c> its a good IDE
[08:57] <Ienorand> m4v3r1c: which version are you using, since I did not see this on latest lives
[08:57] <m4v3r1c> which version of ubuntu?
[08:57] <se7en> if i am not misstaken there is also a windows version henux
[08:57] <aaditya> cyrus: did you say Java or JavaScript?
[08:57] <swayed> ActionParsnip, Running 4gigs - that would be quite the swap wouldn't it?
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> swayed: do you anticipate using 4Gb of ram in your ubuntu system?
[08:58] <aaditya> cyrus: For Java, use Eclipse. For JavaScript, http://www.eclipse.org/pdt/
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> swayed: what is the ubuntu boot going to be doing?
[08:58] <se7en> http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ henux
[08:59] <g4lt-lappy> more importantly, do you expect thahat a system running 4G RAM is going to have issues with 8G of disk?
[08:59] <Ienorand> m4v3r1c: Oh ,sorry though we were in +1 channel...
[08:59] <m4v3r1c> ah, no worries
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> swayed: if its standard web browsing and chat then you can get way with a very small or no swap, for system intensive stuff having a larger swap will help
[08:59] <_YKY_> Can I keep both 32bit and 64bit kernels on the same system and choose to boot which one?
[09:00] <g4lt-lappy> typically if you have 4G RAM, I'd question the wisdom of having less than a terabyte of storage
[09:00] <ActionParsnip> swayed: there is no black and white answer
[09:00] <aaditya> _YKY_: no, those are two separate distros
[09:00] <swayed> ActionParsnip, Mostly downloading movies, files, burning CD's - I do like to use it for everything - listening to sounds - surf'n the web etc etc you name it. Burn some DVD's too.....
[09:00] <m4v3r1c> good question _YKY_
[09:00] <m4v3r1c> what about a dual boot?
[09:00] <Boohbah> _YKY_: yes
[09:00] <ActionParsnip> swayed: 1Gb will do yu fine then
[09:00] <_YKY_> Both kernels within one harddisk partition?
[09:00] <g4lt-lappy> if 8/1000ths your disk is asking too much, there's a problem
[09:00] <Boohbah> aaditya: what?
[09:01] <m4v3r1c> im not sure if that would wokr
[09:01] <Ienorand> m4v3r1c: Then the fix might not be in Ibex... anyhow... I solved a very similar issue by uninstalling the libbrasero-media0 package which apparently conflicted with nautilus not allowing it to start...
[09:01] <m4v3r1c> work*
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> swayed: you wont hit 4gb ever but its nice to have a little one, set your swappiness to 1 or 2 and you'll be fine
[09:01] <aaditya> Boohbah: 32-bit and 64-bit have entirely different packages
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> aaditya: but you can run 32bit packages in 64bit with ia32-libs ;)
[09:01] <swayed> ActionParsnip, cool - Not sure how my last "no brainner" install did it but ended up using 9gigs for my swap - way way to much....
[09:02] <aaditya> well, yeah. how would you go for installing a 64-bit kernel on 32-bit machine?
[09:02] <aaditya> or
[09:02] <aaditya> nevermind
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> swayed: yep, 2 x ram
[09:02] <m4v3r1c> if you have a 64 bit machine
[09:02] <aaditya> how would you install a 32-bit kernel on a 64-bit OS and machine?
[09:02] <m4v3r1c> you can install both 32 and 64 i think
[09:02] <m4v3r1c> you could always use a virtual machine
[09:02] <swayed> ActionParsnip, But that sounds way over kill correct?
[09:02] <m4v3r1c> depending on why you needed one or the other
[09:02] <alphanet> hello, is it possible to lock the luminosity? when I start software such as mplayer, qemu, they seem to interact with the screen saver and reestablish the maximum luminosity, which is annoying. I can fix it with the -nostop-xscreensaver, but how can I do this globally?
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> aaditya: you cant, but if you have a 64bit kernel you can install and run 32bit apps
[09:03] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: right. So 32-bit and 64-bit kernels can't co-exist in one installation..
[09:03] <ActionParsnip> swayed: depends, if you are performing full 3d rendering then i'd have that much swap, it just covers all areas if it goes OTT
[09:03] <ActionParsnip> aaditya: wouldnt think so
[09:03] <simplexio> ls
[09:04] <ActionParsnip> swayed: remember, ubuntu is trying to be a 1 glove fits all
[09:04] <aaditya> swayed: how much RAM?
[09:05] <salimane> release candidate ?
[09:05] <salimane> it supposed to be today right ?
[09:05] <swayed> aaditya, I have 4gb's and my swap is set at 9gb's
[09:06] <aaditya> swayed: i doubt if you'd ever end up using entire 4GB on a desktop
[09:06] <aaditya> it's a desktop, right?
[09:06] <salimane> release candidate anyone ?
[09:06] <aaditya> salimane: what about it?
[09:06] <maxagaz> is it correct to say "fixed telephone" like we say cell phone ?
[09:07] <salimane> ican't find it anywhere
[09:07] <salimane> i wanna download it
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty | salimane
[09:07] <aaditya> salimane: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/jaunty/beta
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> salimane: http://ftp.riken.jp/Linux/ubuntu-cdimage/jaunty/
[09:08] <salimane> aaditya , that link is the beta
[09:08] <sierinjs_lv> HELP! " nvidia driver: needs x to be dead; bash: 1) kill x   \r\n   start   2) nvidia drv inst. <- 1) starts well, but there is no sign of 2), why? :[
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> salimane: read what ubottu said
[09:08] <aaditya> salimane: it's going to be released in a week
[09:08] <swayed> aaditya, http://www.imgur.com/29AV5
[09:08] <aaditya> salimane: April 23rd, to be precise
[09:09] <Ienorand> salimane: not available yet... I've come to take a "relaese on 23" as mening "available on 24"... hence one doesnaaditya 't need to fuss :)
[09:09] <swayed> aaditya, crazy huh?
[09:09] <aaditya> swayed: indeed
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> salimane: today is April 16th
[09:09] <aaditya> :D
[09:09] <aaditya> swayed: i'd swapoff, and use gparted to use that area for something else
[09:09] <Ienorand> salimane: I meant to say release on 16 can be taken as available on the 17th
[09:09] <mmcji> aaditya: I got fstab all straightened out with UUID's now.   It makes so much more sense then the way I was doing it.  Thanks for sending me in the correct direction and for the URL's with info about UUID's.
[09:10] <swayed> aaditya, That y on the Jaunty install I plan to do want to set partitions manually.
[09:10] <aaditya> mmcji: you're welcome :)
[09:10] <aaditya> mmcji: glad i could help
[09:10] <salimane> ok then i'll wait until tomorow
[09:10] <kyledr> which package do i want to install to get cyrus sasl as required for ldap/samba/kerberos?
[09:10] <adub> tcpdump question when im running tcpdump and want to issue the -w writepcapfile what command line switch will still display the packet dump I capture
[09:10] <mmcji> I have another question too :-)
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> salimane: 7 tomorrows
[09:10] <aaditya> LOL @ salimane
[09:10] <salimane> i'm just eager to try it :)
[09:10] <Ienorand> salimane: That is a stress relieving philosophy.
[09:11] <salimane> Ienorand :D
[09:11] <macvr> hi all... i'm using Boot-Up manager , i'm thinking of disabling RSYNC , WINBIND , SAMBA , POSTFIX , why i'm thinking of doing this is> since 1] i dont use remote file management i dont need rsync .2] rarely use windows file exchange , so no need of samba/winbind 3] i use thunderbird. i dont use evolution, so if postfix is supposed to work with only evolution, can i turn this off? could any one tell me if this is correct? or would these changes break my
[09:11] <macvr>  system?
[09:11] <aaditya> !cn|salimane
[09:11] <swayed> aaditya, Kind of mute point in few days anyway - will like I said be doing fresh clean install of Jaunty on a bigger 500GB drive.... But would like to read up on best way to go with this....
[09:11] <Ienorand> aaditya: wt?
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> salimane: you could install the beta then when the release date rolls round you will upgrade into it
[09:12] <mmcji> I am familiar with /etc/network/interface on ubuntu, but what keeps track of the current eth#  example, I seem to have ever increasing eth#'s when I upgrade my system.  I have a single NIC on my server but it is named eth5
[09:12] <aaditya> swayed: sounds fun
[09:12] <swayed> aaditya, have come a long ways but still learning - aren't we all
[09:12] <sierinjs_lv> HELP! " nvidia driver: needs x to be dead; bash: 1) kill x \r\n   2) start nvidia drv inst. <- 1) starts well, but there is no sign of 2), why? :[
[09:12] <salimane> yep i'm in the beta but i like fresh install :)
[09:12] <aaditya> swayed: yes
[09:13] <ActionParsnip> mmcji: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/62716
[09:13]  * aaditya is heading out
[09:14] <pjfry1> memtest 1.7 -- I am getting a report of memory errors -- is there a way to fix this
[09:14] <aaditya> ciao folks
[09:14] <sierinjs_lv> HELP! " nvidia driver: needs x to be dead; bash: 1) kill x \r\n   2) start nvidia drv inst. <- 1) starts well, but there is no sign of 2), why? :[
[09:14] <aaditya> oh damn
[09:14] <aaditya> my memtest didn't run the last time i tried
[09:14] <DeosamoX> Any good porn?
[09:14] <DeosamoX> any good porn website?
[09:14] <aaditya> ActionParsnip: kick ^^ out?
[09:14] <pjfry1> It seem to be working perfectly.
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> !ot | DeosamoX
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> !coc | DeosamoX
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> aaditya: i'm not an op
[09:15] <aaditya> ah
[09:15] <c_nick> any room for sorting algorithms in c
[09:15] <aaditya> i forgot..
[09:15] <ikonia> whats up
[09:15] <MenZa> ikonia→ see up -
[09:15] <ikonia> he's gone
[09:15] <Hassanakevazir> aaditya, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[09:16] <jetftwi> Ubuntu guys I am a computer engineering undergraduate and I am now currently 50% 50% about studying either linux   or windows  in detail I opt linux for I think of nothing but looking for advice from you what do you think I am doing ,
[09:16] <ikonia> I assume you mean DeosamoX
[09:16] <aaditya> haha thanks Hassanakevazir
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> !ot | jetftwi
[09:16] <aaditya> g'nite folks
[09:16] <pjfry1> Jetfwi I would attemp to study both ...
[09:17] <Hassanakevazir> woops wrong person
[09:17] <jscinoz_> jetftwi: linux, no question, its much more flexible, and linux sysadmins are more useful than windows sysadmins
[09:17] <jedi06> i'm trying to mount ext3fs in windows vista but it says it can't mount it becuase there is an inode size unequal to 128 bytes
[09:17] <Hassanakevazir> sierinjs_lv, aaditya, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm sto
[09:17] <ikonia> jedi06: ext3 is a 3rd party product in windows - nothing to do with ubuntu
[09:17] <Hassanakevazir> sierinjs_lv, aaditya, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[09:17] <jscinoz_> jetftwi: yeah ext2ifs hasnt been updated in a long time, a while ago the default inode size was set to 256
[09:18] <jscinoz_> jetftwi: so basically unless you recreate the  ext3 partition with a smaller inode size (destroying all data), you wont be able to read it with that ext2ifs driver for windows
[09:18] <jedi06> ikonia i want to know more about inode sizes
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: ask in ##windows
[09:18] <jedi06> i did they directed to me that driver
[09:18] <ikonia> jedi06: that's nothing to do with ubuntu, I'm sure wikipedia has details on what an idnode is
[09:19] <Hassanakevazir> jedi06, don't use those drivers if you don't want your system tanked
[09:19] <pjfry1> The memtest tells me there are 78 errors on test 3 and hangs up on test 4 ... if I swap the ram wouldn't this fix the problem??
[09:19] <jedi06> Hassanakevazir why
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inode
[09:19] <Hassanakevazir> jedi06, are mounting your ubuntu partition?
[09:19] <jedi06> are they supposed to be 128 bytes
[09:19] <jscinoz_> pjfry1: sounds like it, your ram is borked
[09:19] <jedi06> yes Hassanakevazir
[09:19] <ikonia> jedi06: they can be what ever you want
[09:19] <jedi06> it would be really nice
[09:20] <ikonia> jedi06: you can set them - again, this is nothing to do with ubuntu
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> pjfry1: sounds like your ram is faulty, run the test again to see if its peplicatable, if so. new ram
[09:20] <temp> can somebody paste me the content of the /etc/apache2/apache2.conf i was trying to fix some syntax error but i screw this totally
[09:20] <jscinoz_> jedi06: those drivers, aside from not supporting inode size >128, have been known to completely or partially corrupt ext2/3 filesystems
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> temp: did you create a backup copy before playing?
[09:20] <dandre> Hello,
[09:21] <temp> ActionParsnip nope
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> temp: will you next time?
[09:21] <mmcji> woot!
[09:21] <mmcji> ActionParsnip: thanks
[09:21] <Hassanakevazir> jedi06, messed up my system file permissions twice, and there is no way to easily fix it,I won't recommend mounting your ubuntu partition. use a gparted live cd and shrink your ubuntu partition, then creat a fat partition for sharing out of the extra space.
[09:21] <temp> ActionParsnip yeah i`ll make copy
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> mmcji: np bro
[09:22] <dandre> what sould be the best method to remotely access my ubuntu workstation 8.10?
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> temp: good, i dont have the file personally. i'm sure there will be ones online
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> temp: before you modify ANY conf file, make a copy
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> temp: e.g.  sudo cp /etc/apache2/apache2.conf /etc/apache2/apache2.conf_old
[09:23] <faitz> apt-get --purge remove apache2
[09:23] <jedi06> Hassanakevazir thats not a bad idea
[09:23] <timotheus> why does "info bash" bring up the man page instead of the info documentation in Ubuntu?
[09:24] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, what OS you use to access your workstation ?
[09:24] <temp> faitz ?
[09:25] <dandre> Hassanakevazir: ubuntu 8.10 both sides
[09:25] <faitz> temp: to delete apache2 including config files, then reinstall
[09:25] <temp> faitz should be this working -> apt-get --purge remove apache2
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> or use  sudo apt-get --reinstall install apache2
[09:27] <starn> does anybody know where firefox for linux stores signons.txt? for the passwords?
[09:28] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, easiest would be setting up system > Preferences > Remote desktop  on the remote workstation, then at the other one  Internet > remote Desktop Viewer
[09:28] <faitz> temp: yea, it should be working
[09:28] <faitz> temp: you need to be root ofc
[09:30] <dandre> ok but that way I must have an opened session on the remote workstation
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> faitz: you mean use sudo right
[09:31] <djayhogan> starn: check ~/.mozilla/firefox/[PROFILE_DIRECTORY]
[09:31] <dzup> hi, whats a good replacement for my current network manager in gnome for intrepid as come out by defuault, my netmanager is very slow when try to get wifi signal.
[09:31] <starn> where would this be? home?
[09:32] <djayhogan> starn: right, /home/[username]/...   et cetera
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> dzup: wifi-radar
[09:32] <YaRaLi___> python-vm-builder friends using ubuntu how do u jeos
[09:32] <app> I compiled kernel.org kernel with make, make modules_install and make install. Why do I remember that last time my menu.lst was automatically updated, and initrd automatically created, but not this time? Why?
[09:32] <starn> ok thank you djayhogan
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> !kernel | app
[09:33] <archman> Is "linux-headers-2.6.27-13 used if I run 2.6.27-14 kernel?
[09:34] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, then you could try : ssh -X username@ipadress <program name>
[09:34] <dzup> ActionParsnip: thanks, i did wifi-radar, but askme for root credentials :s
[09:34] <faitz> ActionParsnip: i mean you gotta be root, sudo would be one command to gain root
[09:34] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, no idea how to login into graphical desktop remotely
[09:34] <dzup> to run (its installe already)
[09:34] <archman> dzup, me too, it needs to ask you for it...
[09:35] <dzup> i recall a program for the network manager that come out by default in intrepid w gnome2, but i cant remember the name.
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> faitz: sudo is advised, root account is disabled for security in ubuntu and is heavily advised against enabling it
[09:35] <dandre> Hassanakevazir: I have a segmentation fault
[09:35] <ziroday> dzup: nm-applet?
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> dzup: are you a member of the admin roup?
[09:36] <Mylisto> does anyone know if there is a flash based text generator for ubuntu?
[09:36] <dzup> yes
[09:36] <jahid> hi
[09:36] <dzup> ActionParsnip: yes i am
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> dzup: then run  gksudo wifi-radar
[09:37] <jahid> this morning, i was updating through synaptic tool, and i had a power failure. but now i see that there is a problem. i googled it,and found that it was asking me to do "sudo dpkg --configure -a", but when i do taht i get "dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/updates/0038' near line 1:
[09:37] <jahid>  field name `stream-bitstream_vera_sans_mono-medium-o-normal--0-0-0-0-m-0-iso8859-9' must be followed by colon"
[09:37] <dzup> ActionParsnip: yes but i dont want to be root every time i like to connect my wifi, its incovenient in my laptop :(
[09:37] <jahid> any idea?
[09:37] <jahid> any idea how can i fix it?
[09:38] <ziroday> jahid: try do sudo apt-get clean and then try dpkg --configure -a
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> dzup: then nm-applet i guess, i dont use gui apps for my wifi so i'm not much help here, sorry
[09:38] <jahid> ziroday: its still the same
[09:38] <dzup> ActionParsnip: thanks i give a try to nm-applet
[09:38] <faitz> ActionParsnip: i'm well aware of that, but however temp has to gain some kind of super-user ability to (re)install apache2.
[09:39] <ziroday> jahid: okay, do sudo apt-get remove ttf-bitstream-vera
[09:39] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, can you do regular ssh? with no -X
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> faitz: sudo apt-get --reinstall install apache2
[09:39] <He-man> Hello everybody.
[09:39] <ttwj> what does sudo -i do?
[09:39] <archman> How to make nm-applet not to autoconnect when it's run?
[09:39] <macvr>  hi all... i'm using Boot-Up manager , i'm thinking of disabling RSYNC , WINBIND , SAMBA , POSTFIX , why i'm thinking of doing this is> since 1] i dont use remote file management i dont need rsync .2] rarely use windows file exchange , so no need of samba/winbind 3] i use thunderbird. i dont use evolution, so if postfix is supposed to work with only evolution, can i turn this off? could any one tell me if this is ok?or would these changes break my syst
[09:39] <macvr> em?
[09:39] <jahid> ziroday: its like this now ---------> jahid@spider:/var/lib/dpkg$ sudo apt-get remove ttf-bitstream-vera
[09:39] <jahid> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[09:39] <jahid> jahid@spider:/var/lib/dpkg$
[09:40] <ziroday> jahid: okay and when doing dpkg --configure -a you still get the error?
[09:40] <tofu_logic> sudo executes a command with root privilages
[09:40] <temp> faitz this is not my main problem here a post it http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1019562
[09:40] <jahid> ziroday:  yeah, and its liek this ---------> jahid@spider:/var/lib/dpkg$ sudo dpkg --configure -a
[09:40] <jahid> dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/status' near line 1:
[09:40] <jahid>  newline in field name `
[09:40] <jahid> jahid@spider:/var/lib/dpkg$
[09:40] <oospunkey> ok I'm a total newb and just lost grub on my ubuntu machine with an "error 15: file not found" message can anybody help
[09:40] <FloodBot3> jahid: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:40] <dandre> Hassanakevazir: I have a seg fault whan I am trying to use vinagre
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> macvr: if you use samba at all i would leave the winbin/samba stuff on
[09:41] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, what about other applications?
[09:41] <faitz> ActionParsnip: you really don't understand me, right?
[09:41] <dandre> all applications are fine except  vinagre
[09:41] <ttwj> what does sudo -i do?
[09:41] <macvr> ActionParsnip: i havent used samba in nearly 6 months ,, what about the others, postfix?
[09:42] <jahid> ziroday: any idea? :/
[09:42] <He-man> Can someone tell me why my evolution is playing up?  My emails decided to send all my new emails to junk, and even swapped some of my emails around.  Is it a virus?
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> ttwj: its the advised way to get a "root terminal"
[09:42] <ttwj> ah
[09:42] <ttwj> ic
[09:42] <ttwj> thanks
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> ttwj: -i means intercative sudo
[09:42] <ttwj> kk
[09:42] <ttwj> is su better?
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> ttwj: no, it doesnt configure the environment correctly
[09:43] <ttwj> so sudo (command) is still the best
[09:43] <ttwj> wow, 1301 users
[09:43] <ttwj> this is the largest network
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> ttwj: sudo / gksudo command is strongly advised
[09:43] <ttwj> okay
[09:43] <ttwj> thanks ActionParsnip
[09:44] <jahid> any help about this issue ---> http://paste.ubuntu.com/151950/
[09:44] <dzup> ActionParsnip: i may need wicd :)
[09:44] <ljuwaidah> hi
[09:45] <ljuwaidah> if I download 9.04 beta, how much download will I require later to upgrade to the final release?
[09:45] <ttwj> ???
[09:45] <ttwj> ljuwaidah, what do you mean
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> jahid: sudo mv /var/lib/dpkg/updates/0038 ~/;  sudo dpkg --configure -a; sudo apt-get -f install; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get update
[09:45] <He-man> Does anybody know what is happening to my evolution?
[09:45] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, probably because vinagre needs an active session, look for a way to start a session on a remote desktop, maybe someone on forums knows
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> ljuwaidah: you will upgrade seamlessly into final
[09:46] <ubuntistas> will upgrade be easy for the new version? is a long term support 9.04?
[09:46] <GrandCouillon> hi guys ! any news of the Jaunty RC ?
[09:46] <freiburger> Hallo Leute im welchem Chat wird deutsch gesprochen
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> ljuwaidah: so depends on what you have installed compared to the final release
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> !janty
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty
[09:46] <Shift_Wreck> Can anyone tell me if there is any appreciable difference between the .Xdefaults and the .Xresources files?
[09:46] <ljuwaidah> ActionParsnip: do the basic packages change a lot before the final release (I think they do, don't they?)
[09:46] <jahid> ActionParsnip: here is the output --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/151953/
[09:47] <ttwj> this looks like spam
[09:47] <dandre> I have an active session on the remote
[09:47] <ttwj> ..
[09:48] <ttwj> jahid, do a sudo dkpg --configure -a
[09:48] <oospunkey> can anyone help me get my ubuntu grub back?
[09:48] <jahid> ActionParsnip:  its says -> dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/status' near line 1: newline in field name `
[09:49] <He-man> Does anyone know why my evolution is playing up in ubuntu?  I don't understand it.
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[09:49] <ljuwaidah> the problem is the net is expensive here, downloading 700 MB costs ~ 2 USD that's why I don't want to download it twice
[09:49] <floatboat> wow
[09:49] <Hassanakevazir> dandre, huh , you said you didn't . well you could try installing vnc and configuring it on the remote desktop via ssh, then use vnc from local to login
[09:49] <floatboat> that's insane
[09:49] <floatboat> where do you live?
[09:49] <Shift_Wreck> Can anyone tell me if there is any appreciable difference between the .Xdefaults and the .Xresources files?
[09:49] <jfogg> Feel like a noob, trying to install u8.10, once past selecting language, none of the options (i.e. Install Ubuntu, Check CD for defects, etc.) work... any thoughts?
[09:49] <ljuwaidah> floatboat: Oman
[09:49] <floatboat> oman?
[09:49] <floatboat> is that a country?
[09:50] <ljuwaidah> floatboat: it's a country in the middle east, next to UAE, where dubai is
[09:50] <floatboat> oh
[09:50] <He-man> ljuwaidah:  I will probably visit Dubai briefly soon.
[09:50] <cubays> Hi. I have Win. on primary partition and Ubuntu on extended and GRUB does not appeared and system automatically boot Win.What should I do pls?
[09:50] <Hassanakevazir> !tab
[09:50] <ljuwaidah> He-man: you'll like it :)
[09:50] <ljuwaidah> floatboat: how much does it cost where you live?
[09:51] <floatboat> i have no idea
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> jahid: ive seen this before, just trying to find the fix
[09:51] <He-man> I have a problem with my emails on ubuntu.  I wonder if it is a virus.
[09:51] <ia> hello. could anybody help me, please. I use ubuntu intrepid and i'm trying to get it works with nvidia driver. I've installed nvidia-glx-<version> driver and sources for it. now, i guess, i should run dkms to make binary module for it, right? I've done sudo dkms add -m nvidia -v 173.14.12 and rebooted, but nothings happens. so, i will be very appreciate for any clues.
[09:51] <ljuwaidah> floatboat: humm... what's your download speed?
[09:52] <jahid> ActionParsnip: thanks a lot, please let me know if you find something.
[09:52] <ActionParsnip> jahid: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-385886.html
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> jahid: the bottom is what you need, just dont use su, put sudo in front of the commands
[09:53] <jahid> ActionParsnip: yeah, i am looking into it :D
[09:53] <dandre> ok I can use rdesktop but not vinagre.
[09:54] <Hassanakevazir> !ubottu
[09:54] <sinelaw> how can i control/determine which video driver xorg is using?
[09:54] <sinelaw> the xorg.conf file doesn't say much
[09:55] <Hassanakevazir> !stopgdm is sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[09:55] <ubuntistas> what's new in jackalope is it faster?
[09:55] <jfogg> trying to install 8.10, once past language select, I cannot select any of the options... I hit enter and nothing happens... thoughts?
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: is here
[09:56] <sinelaw> it doesn't specify antything except for saying Identifier: "default driver" or something like that
[09:56] <sinelaw> but i want to know which driver is being used
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> jfogg: did you md5 check your iso as well as verify the burned cd was ok once initially booted to?
[09:56] <sinelaw> so how do i find out?
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: sudo lshw | less
[09:57] <dandre> Hassanakevazir: I have this error in syslog:
[09:57] <dandre> Apr 16 10:43:55 portable-daniel kernel: [  941.057348] vinagre[11368]: segfault at 0 ip 00000000 sp bfedb68c error 4 in vinagre[8048000+22000]
[09:57] <jfogg> I havn't md5'd it yet... trying that now... I hit enter on "verify the burned cd was okay, and nothing happens
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> jfogg: you should md5 BEFORE burning, if it fails MD5 test you will need to redownload and will have wasted a cd
[09:58] <sinelaw> ActionParsnip, That gives me the hardware info - which I already know. I want to know which xorg driver is being used.
[09:58] <jfogg> cool... testing now...
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: for what device?
[09:59] <sinelaw> the display
[09:59] <sinelaw> i mean, graphics adapter
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: then press q, then run: sudo lshw -C display
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: read the last line where it says module
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> and driver
[10:00] <tux4prez> anyone may freely have my conky script found @ http://tux4prez.kicks-ass.net:8080/conkyrc
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: thats the exact same output, just outputting the video portion
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: the first command I gave you shows that as well, you must've not read it
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: if you wanna look supe smart: sudo lshw -C display | grep driver
[10:03] <sinelaw> ActionParsnip, I know what that output is and I've read it. But lshw is not what I need - it tells me what my hardware is, but I want to know what display driver xorg is using
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: that driver IS the one xorg is using
[10:03] <sinelaw> ActionParsnip, that returns nothing.
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> afaik
[10:03] <ziroday> sinelaw: pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log, its in there
[10:04] <jacobfoggg> Can't seem to find the MD5 for U8.10 Desktop...
[10:04] <sinelaw> ziroday, great looking through that
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> lspci -v
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> jacobfoggg: 32bit or 64bit
[10:05] <ziroday> sinelaw: pastebin it and we can tell ya
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> jacobfoggg: http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.10/MD5SUMS
[10:05] <disappearedng_> how do I make my partiion automount on startup
[10:05] <ziroday> !fstab | disappearedng_
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> disappearedng_: add a line in /etc/fstab
[10:05] <sinelaw> ok, got it, it's using 'radeon'. thanks.
[10:05] <jedi06> i got a little dilemma, I have ubuntu/vista dedicated dual boot.  In ubuntu I have guest XP.  I have some software in XP that is under version control.  I want one place to hold my files and I can get to them no matter where I am...
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: lspci -v may help
[10:06] <Blue112_2> Hello how can I pipe rm with a file. I have one file to destroy per line so I want to do something like : cat file.txt | rm -v
[10:06] <Blue112_2> But it doesn't work
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> sinelaw: lspci -v | grep driver
[10:10] <jahid> ActionParsnip: i followed that online posting, now if execute "sudo dpkg --configure -a", it gives no error, and seems like executed. but when i click on my update manager, it shows me pending updates, and when i click on "install update" its says "another synaptic is running"
[10:10] <ross_> HELLO...........abyone there?
[10:10] <jahid> no :)
[10:11] <dayo> me neither :P
[10:11] <ross_> anyone know where my Firefox cache is likely to be? Please?
[10:11] <dayo> yes
[10:11] <sinelaw> ActionParsnip, that gives kernel drivers, but thanks I've already found the answer in Xorg.0.log
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> cool
[10:11] <dayo> ross_: .mozilla/firefox/blablabla.default/Cache
[10:12] <ross_> can find it on XP, but the Linux file system is a bit mysterious to me.
[10:12] <lwl2k> hello everybody
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> ross_: its the same kinda place, just that application data is all stored in ~/ under hidden folders
[10:12] <dayo> ross_: .mozilla/firefox/blablabla.default/Cache
[10:13] <mrwoody> hi *. How secure can I be that I can maintain my pCrivacy using "ssh -D ... " to tunnel the web?
[10:13] <dayo> ross_: if u're using Nautilus, you'll have to View-->Show Hidden Files
[10:13] <tux4prez> mrwoody, change the ssh port to something random, then your ssh is less vulnerable
[10:14] <shambat> anyone here tried Wubi? Will Wubi 9.04 be available soon?
[10:15] <mrwoody> tux4prez: well what I want to make sure is that I can surf where I like, without the people of this place know about this... if i use a strange port, wouldn't it look suspicious?
[10:16] <jahid> Hi, if I execute "sudo dpkg --configure -a", it gives no error, and seems like executed. but when i click on my update manager, it shows me pending updates, and when i click on "install update" its says "another synaptic is running" , any suggestion?
[10:16] <tux4prez> killall synaptic
[10:16] <tux4prez> then restart
[10:16] <tux4prez> i see what your getting at woody, nevermind i was thinking of a different situation
[10:17] <mrwoody> tux4prez: so does it mean that it is pretty ok? do you know any doc about this? does it really encrypt everything?
[10:17] <ross_> OK, thanks, found my Firefox cache to grab the FLV file - saves d/loading again.
[10:17] <djayhogan> Blue112_2, with the filenames in file.txt, use xargs rm < file.txt
[10:17] <tux4prez> it uses SSL
[10:17] <jahid> tux4prez: it worked, thanks :)
[10:18] <tux4prez> =)
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> !fixapt
[10:18] <tux4prez> http://tux4prez.kicks-ass.net:8080/Screenshot-5.jpg
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> jahid 6
[10:18] <mrwoody> tuz4prez: ssl? i thought ssh? how can i make sure that it is working correctly?
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> jahid: sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a
[10:19] <jahid> ActionParsnip: ohhh, ok thanks!
[10:19] <tux4prez> http://tux4prez.kicks-ass.net:8080/Screenshot-5.png
[10:19] <tux4prez> check out my LFS box jahid
[10:19] <tux4prez> i got compiz running sweet on here
[10:19] <He-man> Hello again.  Can anyone please help me.  I am still trying to open up my emails in ubuntu, but can't seem to open them.  They aren't opening, and when they did, my emails all kept on switching places with one another.
[10:20] <jahid> tux4prez: what is lfs? :o
[10:20] <tux4prez> linux from scratch
[10:20] <tux4prez> where you compile your entire operating system from source
[10:20] <tux4prez> i have no package management =)
[10:20] <ziroday> Hi, I'm working in a school environment where we have just setup an ubuntu pc as a trial. Now every student has to login to the wifi using network manager, but as soon as one enters there username and password its remembered. Is there an easier way around this?
[10:20] <ziroday> as in have the login dropped after a period of inactivity?
[10:21] <tux4prez> its probably remembered client side
[10:21] <tux4prez> He-man, what email client are you using?
[10:21] <ziroday> tux4prez: are you talking to me?
[10:21] <tux4prez> i would install thunderbird
[10:21] <tux4prez> yeah ziroday
[10:21] <He-man> tux4prez:  Thanks mate.  I am using evolution.
[10:21] <tux4prez> the passwords are usually remembered client side
[10:22] <tux4prez> i always have problems with evolution, give thunderbird a whirl
[10:22] <ziroday> tux4prez: well of course its remembered client side, thats where they logged in. I want the password dropped after inactivity
[10:22] <ziroday> tux4prez: what do you mean the windows jump around?
[10:22] <tux4prez> its in the settings of the browsers
[10:22] <He-man> tux4pres: Right.  What will happen to my emails?
[10:22] <tux4prez> they will be downloading to a new program
[10:22] <ziroday> He-man: sorry, what do you mean the windows jump around? Can you take a screenshot?
[10:23] <ziroday> tux4prez: please address the person you are talking to, for all our sanity
[10:23] <tux4prez> =)
[10:23] <tux4prez> haha
[10:23] <jfogg> That was the problem... Origional ISO had wrong MD5...
[10:23] <mack431> i can explain what "windows jumps around" mean
[10:23] <He-man> ziroday:  No, as I can't open it.  It has been opening for a while.  What I mean though is an email from one person will have changed to be an email from someone else, as though the titles have been shuffled.
[10:23] <jfogg> Dl'd and reburned a correct md5 and install is underway
[10:23] <jfogg> thx!
[10:23] <ActionParsnip> jfogg: so now you have learned how important md checking is
[10:23] <jfogg> =)
[10:24] <ziroday> He-man: right, so you're saying your addressbook is messed up?
[10:24] <tux4prez> yeah he, i would go for thunderbird, very solid
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> jfogg: they dont put those md5 files there to look brainy yu know ;)
[10:24] <jfogg> Things I have taken for granted since the end of the age of dial-up
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> i'd say mutt
[10:25] <ActionParsnip> jfogg: tcp is decent but not infallible and files can get garbaged in transmission
[10:25] <tux4prez> mutt is also very popular for command line email
[10:25] <He-man> ziroday:  No, my actual emails.  Imagine you sent me an email, and I already had ten others from other people, yours would appear, but when I click on it, it would be one of the other ten.  They are being mixed up like that.  They are still there, but they aren't the ones which they were sent to me as.
[10:25] <jfogg> yup... Thanks ActionPrsnip!
[10:25] <ziroday> He-man: ah right
[10:25] <tux4prez> i actually have mutt, but not thunderbird on this computer, i have thunderbird on the other
[10:26] <He-man> ziroday:  And now I am still trying to open my emails, and they won't open.
[10:26] <He-man> ziroday:  Still loading I mean.
[10:31] <jfogg> awe man, the U8.10 setup gui screen res is out of the range of my flatscreen... {lugging out my old CRT}...
[10:31] <ziroday> jfogg: err it shouldn't be. What do you mean by setup gui?
[10:32] <jfogg> step 1 of the intsall...
[10:32] <ziroday> jfogg: you are running the livecd I assume?
[10:33] <jfogg> ziroday: ubuntu-8.10-desktop-i386.iso
[10:34] <ziroday> jfogg: right, and does it start in the live environment?
[10:34] <ssd> there must be text mode for installing
[10:34] <jfogg> Yeah...
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> jfogg: try some bootoptions to reduce it
[10:35] <ziroday> jfogg: then when is out of range?
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions
[10:36] <trini> Hello, can anyone tell me what generates /lib/modules directory in Ubuntu?
[10:36] <dj_ryan> hey i've been trying the jaunty-netbook-remix-i386.img, but it fails it's self-check. is this known?
[10:36] <_empempa_>  hi, i have a little crisis here . I have a company with 5 employers, and i have switched from windows to ubuntu
 and i am VERY pleased indeed!
 BUT
 we can't get the computers online. we have these zte 628+ 3g modem
 as far i can see they can't be used with ubuntu
[10:36] <FloodBot3> _empempa_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
 are there any solution to this?  don't want to revert back to Microsoft again :(
[10:37] <remoteCTR1> hi all! i wanted to install acroread but apt-get tells me that it has no installation candidate but is referred to by another package, apßcache search gives me nothing, does anyone know the package name?
[10:37] <remoteCTR1> !adobe
[10:37] <remoteCTR1> !acrobat
[10:37] <jfogg> You guys are rock stars!
[10:37] <MonsieurY> bonjour, c'est bien aujourdhui la release candidate pour 9.04 ?
[10:38] <ssd> !fr
[10:38] <remoteCTR1> _empempa_: has nothing to do with ubuntu, exept the modem is built into the computers
[10:39] <quantum> hi there
[10:39] <quantum> I have hda intel sound card and ubuntu 8.10 and no sound
[10:39] <quantum> how to make it work
[10:39] <quantum> on kde 4.1
[10:39] <bokey> !tell quantum about sound
[10:40] <_empempa_> remoteCTR1:  it woon't be deteced, guess it have something to do witht the internal partition on it?
[10:40] <tapia> hi
[10:41] <adante> hi
[10:41] <remoteCTR1> _empempa_: do you have a single internet connection for each of the five computers?
[10:41] <adante> regarding cron, am i supposed to be able to put files in /etc/cron.d that will actually excute?
[10:41] <{g}> Hey People! How do I find out the distri i am on?
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> !info acroread
[10:41] <Firefishe> {g}: uname -r
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> !cron | adante
[10:42] <Firefishe> {g}: uname -a for more stuff
[10:42] <c0l2e> how can I install acrobat reader in ubuntu??
[10:42] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip: hi there buddy :) so what would be the substitute?
[10:42] <tapia> I have dual-head with a ATI card. I've configured it throught the ATI Catalyst Control Center. Now I have two screens with independent desktop
[10:42] <c0l2e> I tried apt-get install acroread.. but no luck
[10:42] <tapia> but I can't move windows throught the screens, and I can only have firefox in one of them
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTR1: okular is what i use
[10:42] <Firefishe> c0l2e: You may need to add repositories
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> !pdf
[10:42] <c0l2e> what repo?
[10:42] <{g}> Firefishe: 2.6.24-etchnhalf.1-686-bigmem
[10:42] <{g}> thanks
[10:43] <tapia> is it possible to configure it to work as normal virtual desktops?
[10:43] <Firefishe> {g}: no probs :)
[10:43] <anil_kumar> hi...need help,i had some prob with the display drivers and so i reinstalled it...even after that it hasn't changed.it says that there is no module...and so the min. config is loaded
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> c0l2e: acroread is on the medibuntu repos, it is proprietary but free
[10:43] <c0l2e> already added medibuntu.. but still can't install
[10:43] <quibbler> c0l2e: do you have the medibuntu repros? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[10:44] <anil_kumar> when i installed it for the first time it was perfect...but when i rebooted the system it wasnt working
[10:44] <Firefishe> c0l2e: That's strange, as 'acroread' comes up in synaptic
[10:44] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip: i tried to download it from acrobat.com but there is only a .bin file available and i francly spoken have no clue what to do with that?
[10:44] <Firefishe> c0l2e: alternatively, just download it from adobe
[10:44] <Firefishe> okular works quite well for me
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTR1: its on the medibuntu repo
[10:44] <anil_kumar> !display
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> !medibuntu | remoteCTR1
[10:45] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip: ah that is interesting! thanx for the hint!
[10:45] <bokey> !tell c0l2e about apt
[10:45] <anil_kumar> !nvidia drivers
[10:45] <anil_kumar> !nvidia
[10:45] <bokey> !tell anil_kumar about nvidia
[10:46] <magabo> using the terminal, can i generate a list of my installed apps.?
[10:46] <bokey> jscinoz: howdy
[10:46] <c0l2e> bokey: already did apt-get install acroread but no luck
[10:46] <bokey> c0l2e: its not in the standard repository
[10:46] <anil_kumar> i tried that...but still no use
[10:46] <jscinoz> hi bokey
[10:46] <bokey> c0l2e: just run the bin file ./that_dot_bin_file.bin
[10:46] <bokey> in terminal that is
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> magabo: dpkg -l > ~/packages.txt; gedit ~/packages.txt
[10:47] <bokey> jscinoz: whats been happening?
[10:47] <twocarlo> what version of ubuntu that does have flashplayer plugin preinstalled
[10:47] <magabo> tnx
[10:47] <UbuntuNewb> Hello, I hope everybody is doing fine. I have a quick question...
[10:47] <UbuntuNewb> I Sometimes when I try to launch the synaptic package manager, it asks me for a password. The problem is that sometimes it won't accept my root-password, and sometimes it does. Like, 30 minutes ago It worked fine, now not at all. I know from experience that if I reboot, it will again accept my root password as the correct password. What can I do to fix this?
[10:47] <anil_kumar> !drivers
[10:47] <jscinoz> not much bokey you?
[10:47] <bokey> jscinoz: yeah chugging along...
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> c0l2e: if you add the medibuntu repository you can install from there
[10:47] <jscinoz> hehe
[10:47] <bokey> jscinoz: :P
[10:47] <bokey> !tell anil_kumar about nvidia
[10:48] <UbuntuNewb> Any clues, anyone?
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[10:48] <respawn> any fluxbox gurus in the house?
[10:48] <c0l2e>  ActionParsnip: already added medibuntu and follows the medibuntu procedure in adding the repo
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> respawn: a little, wassup
[10:48] <anil_kumar> i get some config msg abt my video card
[10:48] <c0l2e> but still can't find acroread
[10:48] <respawn> i need some help please
[10:49] <respawn> Transparencies not holding in config
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> c0l2e: then run: sudo apt-get update; apt-cache search acro
[10:49] <ssd> !jaunty ssd
[10:49] <ssd> !jaunty
[10:49] <ssd> hmmm
[10:49] <tux4prez> whats with all the funky names?
[10:50] <topriddy> Hello Ubuntu. I need to access wireless networks around my area with my Ubuntu. Please how do I go about that?
[10:50] <tux4prez> doesnt 9.04 work?
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar: ok what does it say, paste the line in here
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> tux4prez: yes, but to wat degree is a different matter
[10:50] <c0l2e> ActionParsnip: still no luck
[10:50] <anil_kumar> i'll hav to reboot...not in ubuntu right now
[10:50] <Firefishe> tux4prez: Essentially, the names are taken from the movie Toy Story.
[10:50] <tux4prez> topriddy, did you try "man iwconfig"?
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> c0l2e: then its not added correctly
[10:50] <bokey> !tell topriddy about wireless
[10:51] <tux4prez> your kidding....
[10:51] <topriddy> On the Gnome desktop all i see is sequence of events that lead me to a textfiled where I have to enter the exact address
[10:51] <tux4prez> toy story?
[10:51] <Firefishe> tux4prez: New to ubuntu and debian-based distros, are we?
[10:51] <tux4prez> yeah
[10:51] <tux4prez> actually i use linux from scratch
[10:51] <Firefishe> tux4prez: That takes guts(y)
[10:51] <Firefishe> *duck*
[10:51] <eth01> tux4prez: lies.
[10:52] <tux4prez> nah
[10:52] <eth01> yes.
[10:52] <tux4prez> i dont like gdm xdm kdm only booting
[10:52] <Firefishe> tux4prez: we can shut them off, too, you know ;)
[10:52] <tux4prez> yeah, i dont know how to do that properly though
[10:52] <tux4prez> inittab was my last hope
[10:52] <tux4prez> lol
[10:53] <Firefishe> tux4prez: Thinking about going with ubuntu?>
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> hahhaa medibuntu repo has hot-babe
[10:53] <tux4prez> not really, but apt is a superior packaging system
[10:53] <tux4prez> i plan on installing dpkg on my next LFS build =)
[10:53] <c0l2e> its say acroread no installation candidate
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> tux4prez: why not use emerge :D
[10:54] <tux4prez> well that also
[10:54] <tux4prez> and rpm
[10:54] <tux4prez> and fortran
[10:54] <tux4prez> =)
[10:54] <Locum> guys what is the channel for spanish support?
[10:54] <jpds> !es | Locum
[10:54] <anil_kumar_> !nvidia
[10:54] <_kal_> Who wants ubuntu 9.04 rc ?
[10:54] <Locum> ok thanks
[10:54] <Firefishe> ActionParsnip:  That program may be dated, but it's still a bit ... ummm ... well, it increases my cpu temp all the time, due to how much resources it uses ;) LOL
[10:54] <eth01> wants?
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> c0l2e: do yuo have multiverse repo enabled?
[10:55] <_kal_> want it eth01 ?
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> Firefishe: works killer on gentoo :)
[10:55] <eth01> _kal_: no and stay on topic
[10:55] <tux4prez> does anyone want my sweet conkyrc?
[10:55] <eth01> !topic
[10:55] <tux4prez> its made for ubuntu
[10:55] <Firefishe> ActionParsnip:  I'm kidding, of course.  I've used it.  Interesting. ;)
[10:55] <anil_kumar_> hi this is the o/p i get:
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> c0l2e: is your linux 32bit?
[10:55] <anil_kumar_> 00:10.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GeForce 7050/nForce 610i (rev a2)
[10:55] <pjfry1> Using Memtest 1.7 on my ubuntu disk -- I tested memory and on test #3 I always have failures -- eventhough I swapped out the memory modules.
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar_: and are you running intrepid or hardy?
[10:56] <anil_kumar_> intrepid..
[10:56] <_kal_> is there a jaunty channel ?
[10:56] <c0l2e> ActionParsnip:  ubunt 8.10 32 bit
[10:56] <oospunkey> i didn't shut down windows correctly and now grub is messed up can anybody help?
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar_: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180; sudo nvidia-xconfig
[10:56] <tux4prez> i ran debian etch, it was so outdated i couldnt believe it
[10:56] <wlodi> Hi all, does anyone have problems with the new nvidia driver?
[10:57] <tux4prez> jumpy wlodi
[10:57] <tux4prez> ?
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> c0l2e: http://ardownload.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/unix/9.x/9.1/enu/AdbeRdr9.1.0-1_i386linux_enu.deb
[10:57] <wlodi> after login the only thing I have are horizontal lines
[10:57] <tux4prez> theres supposed to be a fix in compiz svn for jumpy terminals under nvidia
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> wlodi: zero, its perfect here
[10:57] <tux4prez> i have no such lines
[10:58] <tux4prez> my graphics board is older also though
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> wlodi: boot to recovery mode for your kernel and select fix x
[10:58] <wxjeacen> hello
[10:58] <tux4prez> my server is scheduled for a reboot sunday morning at 3 am
[10:58] <tux4prez> hello
[10:59] <wlodi> ActionParsnip: the weirdest thing is, that if I change terminal(ctrl+alt+one of F) its ok
[10:59] <pjfry1> Is it possible for the "memory control" to be messed up??
[10:59] <c0l2e> ActionParsnip: thanks
[10:59] <tux4prez> yeah
[10:59] <farciarz84> ftp passive mode in nautilius; any idea?
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> c0l2e: all good?
[10:59] <wxjeacen> anybody knows bootsetor`s tenet?
[10:59] <tux4prez> wlodi 185? nvidia is supposed to address this
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> wlodi: try a slightly older version
[10:59] <tux4prez> same for compiz 8.4
[11:00] <oospunkey> error 25 in grub any suggestions?
[11:00] <tux4prez> wlodi, the problems been around for a while
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> wlodi: if your card is super new then yuo will get issues
[11:00] <tux4prez> yeah fx5200 hasnt given me many refresh problems
[11:00] <farciarz84> passive ftp mode in nautilius; any idea?
[11:00] <tux4prez> 9600gt was bad about it
[11:00] <wlodi> tux4prez: I didnt know that, I thought Its a faily new driver
[11:00] <topriddy> Hello Ubuntu. I need to access wireless networks around my area with my Ubuntu. Please how do I go about that?
[11:00] <topriddy> On the Gnome desktop all i see is sequence of events that lead me to a textfiled where I have to enter the exact address
[11:00] <tux4prez> set up a port range on your router farciarz84
[11:01] <tux4prez> topriddy, run "man iwconfig" under terminal
[11:01] <wlodi> ActionParsnip: Its not so new geForce 7300 go
[11:01] <farciarz84> tux4prez: I cannot
[11:01] <tux4prez> my 8500 did it too
[11:01] <Firefishe> c0l2e: Any luck getting acroread?
[11:01] <Mylisto> where can I get a 386 version of ubuntu?
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> wlodi: maybe theres an issue with that particular chip, my 6150 works great with 180.44
[11:01] <tux4prez> farciarz84, your ISP might be blocking port 21 also
[11:02] <c0l2e> Firefishe: yeah with this http://ardownload.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/unix/9.x/9.1/enu/AdbeRdr9.1.0-1_i386linux_enu.deb
[11:02] <farciarz84> pftp from console work
[11:02] <mesisi> 나는
[11:02] <shambat> anyone here tried Wubi? Will Wubi 9.04 be available soon?
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> c0l2e: spread the love :)
[11:02] <mesisi> 안녕하세요
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty | shambat
[11:02] <kwert> !ko | mesisi
[11:02] <mesisi> hi
[11:02] <wlodi> ActionParsnip: when I change virtual terminals few times Its ok after that
[11:02] <c0l2e> ActionParsnip: yeah as I've check medibuntu packages.. there's no acroread for i386 now.. only amd64
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> wlodi: log a bug
[11:03] <mesisi> oldzombie
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> wlodi: or maybe its resolved in jaunty
[11:03] <oospunkey> how do u access ubuntu's HDD files in the live CD Boot?
[11:03] <Firefishe> c0l2e: Oh, is this for Jaunty?
[11:03] <adante> wow
[11:03] <c0l2e> Firefishe: I guess for any
[11:03] <c0l2e> debian
[11:03] <erUSUL> oospunkey: mounting them somewhere
[11:03] <kwert> mesisi, /join #ubuntu-ko
[11:03] <adante> can someone tell me where it is documented about what files cron ignores and what it doesn't?
[11:03] <tux4prez> oospunkey, you prolly need to mount your drive
[11:03] <shambat> ActionParsnip:  what does that mean? :P
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> oospunkey: mount them in terminal, you will need to create some mount points
[11:04] <tux4prez> /mnt/hd is common
[11:04] <zcherus> in technical drawing how do you call a line which object conture is drawn with? (i know not ubuntu related but i don't know who to ask and it's urgent, apologies)
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> shambat: jaunty isnt released so is supported n #ubuntu+1
[11:04] <Firefishe> c0l2e: I have the .deb if you want it.
[11:04] <Firefishe> c0l2e: but it sounds like you got it okay
[11:04] <remoteCTR1> i still got no clue what the package name of that stoopid axcroread could be...?
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> shambat: once its released officially it will be supported in the official channel
[11:04] <wlodi> ActionParsnip: I'll log it then. Hope it will change in jaunty(still waiting for that), thx ActionParsnip
[11:05] <shambat> ActionParsnip:  alright
[11:05] <bokey> remoteCTR1: its not in the standard repo.
[11:05] <c0l2e> Firefishe: yeah I guess its fine already
[11:05] <remoteCTR1> bokey:  i already added the medibuntu repo
[11:05] <Firefishe> remoteCTR1:  Isn't the name of acroread, `acroread' ?
[11:05] <Drlangly> Hello, can i ask a question?
[11:05] <tux4prez> no
[11:05] <c0l2e> I wish ubuntu releases support 2 years instead of one every release
[11:05] <Firefishe> Drlangly: Don't ask to ask, just ask ;)
[11:05] <tux4prez> lol
[11:05] <anil_kumar_> ActionParsnip: hi i exec'd both those cmd lines and rebooted...still no use.
[11:05] <anil_kumar_> it says "unable to load module1(module does not exist...update ur config file"
[11:06] <Drlangly> Thank you 'firefishe', we can smack 'tux' in the mouth now for saying no.
[11:06] <Drlangly> ;)
[11:06] <bokey> remoteCTR1: just download from the acrobat and run it.. pretty straight forward
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar_: did you see it run a dkms build successfully?
[11:06] <Firefishe> Drlangly: Now,  now.  tux4prez is new, and so are you,  I guess?
[11:06] <Firefishe> ;)
[11:06] <anil_kumar_> yes
[11:06] <Drlangly> yes yes :)
[11:06] <remoteCTR1> Firefishe: no it is not
[11:06] <Drlangly> im very nice :)
[11:07] <Firefishe> Drlangly: Same here, and tux4prez seems quite nice, too.
[11:07] <tux4prez> im not new, ive been idling for a long time
[11:07] <Drlangly> Ok listen, so i use Windows XP and i popped in the Ubuntu disc and installed IN windows, so it asks me on startup of the computer which OS i want to use.
[11:07] <Firefishe> tux4prez: I've seen you in here.
[11:07] <remoteCTR1> Firefishe: would i be asking otherwise?
[11:07] <tux4prez> ive been here for like a week lol
[11:07] <Firefishe> Drlangly: And?
[11:07] <Drlangly> So, i boot up, fully install..then i log in
[11:07] <farciarz84> some good text editor with ruler and built-in ftp-client? like pspad(windows)
[11:07] <Drlangly> and im stuck at the orange fade screen with a mouse...my keyboard doesnt have power after that and it doesnt do anything
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> Drlangly: did you md5 check what you had downloaded?
[11:08] <Drlangly> so im at sort of a wall...and i hear the ubuntu family is very helpful, so here i am :D
[11:08] <Drlangly> did i md5 check, i did not
[11:08] <tux4prez> my ubuntu would not boot, and would not install, and i md5ed it
[11:08] <tux4prez> i guess it didnt like antique hardware
[11:09] <Drlangly> is that what it is? could my hardware be a bit dated?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> Drlangly: i'm guessing you used wubi, so md5 check wubi and the iso (if it needs an iso) to check that the files you downloaded were correct
[11:09] <tux4prez> this is a p3 850
[11:09] <steveccc> hi all - I am looking forward to getting 9.04 and am tempted to install the beta now.  However I dont really want to rebuild when the final release comes out - I presume the updates released will take the beta upto the full release but are there any disadvantages with this?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> Drlangly: if the files are corrupted then you WILL get issues
[11:09] <Firefishe> Drlangly:  What kind of computer?
[11:09] <anil_kumar_> ActionParsnip: any suggestions for this prob...
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> tux4prez: better than my file server has
[11:09] <Drlangly> i downloaded the 8.10 and mounted with daemontools.
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar_: run: gksudo nvidia-settings
[11:09] <Drlangly> Dell
[11:10] <kandinski> how do I restart the sound server on 8.10 without restarting X?
[11:10] <Drlangly> pentium 4, 1g of ram.
[11:10] <Firefishe> Drlangly:  well, I need a 'little' more than that ;)
[11:10] <Firefishe> ah, good
[11:10] <Drlangly> hehe
[11:10] <Firefishe> same as my 2004 box here
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> Drlangly: sudo /etc/init.d/hal restart
[11:10] <Firefishe> cpu wise, anyway
[11:10] <Drlangly> ah ok, i didnt think it was too bad...i saw a kid today with a pc barley running with ubuntu on it, so i figured id be in safe waters. he has like 512g of ram.
[11:10] <Knirgh> !line
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> kandinski: ^  Drlangly sorry wrong target
[11:11] <Drlangly> its k
[11:11] <tux4prez> i have 768 ecc
[11:11] <anil_kumar_> when i run nvidia-xconfig it shows this error
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar_: do you get any error messages?
[11:11] <anil_kumar_> VALIDATION ERROR: Data incomplete in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
[11:11] <anil_kumar_>                   Device section "Configured Video Device" must have a Driver
[11:11] <anil_kumar_>                   line.
[11:11] <Drlangly> so as i said, i mounted 8.10 i d/led from the ubuntu site..mounted with daemon tools and the installation was smooth.  i can even log in...
[11:11] <Drlangly> but thats about it.
[11:11] <giorgos> Can you suggest a relieable company for a dedicated server in europe??
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> Drlangly: md5 check the iso
[11:11] <Firefishe> pastebin pliz
[11:11] <XB23> how do i exit a man page?
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar_: for multiple lines, use pastebin
[11:12] <tux4prez> q
[11:12] <Knirgh> Drlangly: what was your problem?
[11:12] <tux4prez> q XB23
[11:12] <Firefishe> XB23:  q
[11:12] <XB23> ta
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar_: ok try: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  then reboot, then log in sudo nvidia-xconfig then reboot
[11:13] <tux4prez> reboot?
[11:13] <Firefishe> Drlangly:  Sometimes, for keyboard/mouse issues, sometimes a:   sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales       can work
[11:13] <Firefishe> keyboard, anyway
[11:13]  * tux4prez looks @ 100 day uptime
[11:13] <Drlangly> Knirgh..i installed 8.10 by mounting thru daemontools, fully installed, logged in and all i get is the orange fade screen, no keyboard power and a mouse
[11:13] <Firefishe> Drlangly:  usb or ps2?
[11:14] <Drlangly> hmm?
[11:14] <magnetron> Drlangly→ excuse me, daemon tools? was windows running when you installed ubuntu?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> tux4prez: just makes sure everythings nice
[11:14] <tux4prez> 06:14:17 up 108 days, 12:50, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
[11:14] <Drlangly> for part of the installtion, sure
[11:14] <tux4prez> lol
[11:14]  * tux4prez hugs tux
[11:14] <Drlangly> the first half
[11:14] <erUSUL> Drlangly: magnetron you used wubi ?
[11:14] <erUSUL> !wubi
[11:15] <magnetron> erUSUL→ yes, and it requires a physical disc
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> Drlangly: if yo md5 check your iso and it fails, this will be the cause of your pains
[11:15] <Knirgh> DrLangly: What type of mouse do you have, a usb mouse or ps2?
[11:15] <erUSUL> magnetron: did not know that
[11:15] <Drlangly> oh, hehe srry
[11:15] <Drlangly> i have a microsoft usb mouse
[11:15] <Drlangly> wireless
[11:15] <oospunkey> k so I have ubuntu installed but its wont boot, so Im in the live CD boot trying to find my installed files but I don't see them in the file browser and don't know how to mount them
[11:15] <Firefishe> Drlangly:  Also, what kind of keyboard?  Is it also wireless?>
[11:15] <ziroday> oospunkey: okay, where does it fail to boot?
[11:15] <Drlangly> no, its a dynex usb plugged in.
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> oospunkey: sudo fdisk -l will show you the partitions
[11:16] <Firefishe> dynex....hmmmm
[11:16] <oospunkey> in grub, got an error 25
[11:16] <Drlangly> should i try 'wubi' ? or should i download and use 'md5 check' on the iso i downloaded?
[11:16] <Firefishe> Drlangly:  Does it work in windows?>
[11:16] <Drlangly> cause its fully downloadable and bootable..it just doesnt go further than the login
[11:16] <Knirgh> DrLangly: how did you install ubuntu? in a seperate partition or the windows installer? or usb stick?
[11:16] <Drlangly> downloaded*....at least from my knowledge.
[11:16] <oospunkey> fsidk -l only showed me on of the flash drives plugged in
[11:16] <tux4prez> oospunkey, error25 = diskread error
[11:17] <tux4prez> google is my friend
[11:17] <ziroday> oospunkey: see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=117271&highlight=grub+error+25
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> oospunkey: you can then mount them to empty folders, e.g sudo mkdir /media/disk1; sudo mount /dev/<some partition name> /media/disk1
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> oospunkey: if the disks are unhealthy as tux4prez says then you got a bigger issue
[11:17] <tux4prez> yeah
[11:17] <tux4prez> bigger issue
[11:17] <linduxed> how do i check (in the CLI) what filesystems the partitions use?
[11:17] <ziroday> oospunkey: Error 25 is a disk read error, your hard drive might be dead
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: sudo fdisk -l
[11:17] <kyledr> i'm trying to start up kerberos but it won't work... i think using localhost as my domain is my problem
[11:18] <ziroday> ActionParsnip: that won't show the filesystem
[11:18] <tux4prez> you might need to run your checkdisk on it
[11:18] <Drlangly> i installed the iso, mounted it with daemontools...and the program came up with the 3 options: "demo and full installation...install inside windows...learn more"
[11:18] <Drlangly> i did "install inside windows"
[11:18] <oospunkey> i believe my windows disk is unhealthy (didn't shut down properly)
[11:18] <erUSUL> linduxed: cat /proc/mounts
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> ziroday: it shows the file system flag that fdisk sees
[11:18] <Firefishe> Drlangly:  That might be it.
[11:18] <tux4prez> yeah checkdisk should repair that oospunkey
[11:18] <ziroday> Drlangly: okay, so you used wubi
[11:18] <Drlangly> yeah
[11:18] <oospunkey> i can still see the windows files in live cd boot
[11:18] <ziroday> ActionParsnip: which will be "Linux" :)
[11:19] <Drlangly> it did most of its thing, then rebooted...started and finished installation.
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> ziroday: yeah ;)
[11:19] <magnetron> Drlangly→ "most"?
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> ziroday: like there needs to be anything else :P
[11:19] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: that printed out "Linux" instead of ext3 on my computer, and here i know the correct answer... on the comp im gonna ssh into i dont
[11:19] <tux4prez> uhhh FSCK!!! thats the command =)  oospunkey google fsck
[11:19] <ziroday> Drlangly: okay.....then whats the problem?
[11:19] <ziroday> ActionParsnip: haha
[11:19] <linduxed> erUSUL: will try
[11:19] <Drlangly> well, after i login..my keyboard powers off...and im at the orange fade screen with a mouse i can move...but nothing comes up
[11:19] <magnetron> Drlangly→ i'm afraid your install didn't finish, since the daemontools mounted cd wasn't available after boot
[11:19] <oospunkey> k i';; check out fsck
[11:19] <kyledr> how do i make a domain like "example.com"?
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: then cat /proc/mounts will show you as erUSUL said
[11:20] <Drlangly> magnetron: thats what i was thinking
[11:20] <iceroot> kyledr: for your host/ip-adress?
[11:20] <linduxed> erUSUL: ActionParsnip: that did the trick
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: thanks to erUSUL too ;)
[11:20] <Drlangly> hrmmm
[11:20] <kyledr> iceroot: i want my computer to be mycomputername.example.com for purposes of ldap/kerberos/samba
[11:20] <tux4prez> yeah oospunkey you need to research what version of fsck you need to use, i use JFS file system so my fsck command is fsck.jfs
[11:21] <Firefishe> Drlangly:  My personal opinion:  Uninstall ubuntu for now, defrag your windows system after that, boot to the live cd *outside of windows*, use the partitioning system *manually* to resize your windows partition to get some disk free space (if you don't have any already), create one primary linux ext3 partition as /, one 1.5GB swap partition, and go from there.
[11:21] <erUSUL> linduxed: ActionParsnip ;P
[11:21] <iceroot> kyledr: edit /etc/hosts    ip   host
[11:21] <magnetron> Drlangly→ i should advise you remove this install and redo it. this time, download wubi from the wubi website, then feed it the iso for the ubuntu cd. do NOT use daemon tools.
[11:21] <tux4prez> i agree
[11:21] <tux4prez> i would use a virtual machine
[11:21] <iceroot> kyledr: edit /etc/hosts    192.168.0.2  example.com  for e.g.
[11:21] <tux4prez> or something similar
[11:21] <Drlangly> hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
[11:21] <Drlangly> im a bit hazy with the partition making
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> Drlangly: can you boot to to recovery root console and install openssh-server, you will then be able to ssh in from another pc to read dmesg logs. you may also want to run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and then restart x (or the system)
[11:22] <tux4prez> cfdisk will partition your root disk and destroy tons of data =)
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> Drlangly: that will restore your x server to failsafes and you should be ok
[11:22] <kyledr> iceroot: does localhost and my machine name have to reflect this?
[11:22] <Firefishe> Drlangly:  Learn about partitioning and resizing--especially the part about defragging windows with a dual-boot configuration.  It'll pay off in spades!
[11:22] <GrimmVarg> , what is the channel name for jaunty?
[11:22] <Knirgh> ubuntu+1
[11:23] <erUSUL> !jaunty
[11:23] <topriddy1> tux4prez: Channel is too active, cant find ur reply
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> GrimmVarg: #ubuntu+1
[11:23] <tux4prez> i like your plan of attack ActionParsnip, thats how i built LFS, ssh =)
[11:23] <Drlangly> whew
[11:23] <Drlangly> okee
[11:23] <Drlangly> thanks for the help, guys
[11:23] <tux4prez> this channel is fast
[11:23] <kyledr> iceroot: right now it's 127.0.0.1 localhost, 127.0.1.1 hajo, 192.168.1.1 example.com
[11:23] <GrimmVarg> ActionParsnip / Knirgh thank you
[11:23] <topriddy1> tux4prez: Channel is too active, cant find ur reply
[11:23] <tux4prez> pm
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> tux4prez: i do a lot of gentoo builds with ssh if im feeling lazy (or work is quiet)
[11:23] <iceroot> kyledr: and now you can use example.com which will be redirected to 192.168.1.1
[11:24] <coolmadmax> i try to establish lan with cross over cable between ubuntu system and fedora 10 and i got network card set to ip manual addresses 192.168.0.2 and 192.168.0.5 with getaway 192.168.0.55 but when i try to connect ftp or webdev i could not
[11:24] <coolmadmax> why?
[11:24] <Drlangly> i dont wanna do all thatttt hahaha
[11:24] <anil_kumar__> ActionParsnip: hi it still shows he same validation error...
[11:24] <kyledr> iceroot: what if i want to reference myself as dc.example.com?
[11:24] <anil_kumar__> it says that the driver line is empty
[11:24] <iceroot> coolmadmax: why using a gateway
[11:25] <anil_kumar__> in the ....conf file
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar__: can you pastebin your xorg.conf please
[11:25] <iceroot> coolmadmax: with x.x.x.55
[11:25] <erUSUL> coolmadmax: you do not need gw in that configuration. what error you get when you try to connect?
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> !paste | anil_kumar__
[11:25] <anil_kumar__> 1 sec
[11:25] <iceroot> kyledr: ip dc.example.com
[11:25] <Firefishe> Drlangly:  To me, my advice is straightforward, and  among the most basic of understandings, related to linux file structure.  Knowledge of partitioning is mandatory, in my eyes.
[11:25] <coolmadmax> just could not connect to server
[11:26] <erUSUL> coolmadmax: con you ping the machines? are the servers up and running? do you have a firewall in any of the machines?
[11:26] <coolmadmax>  i use server ip address on of setting up for ip address
[11:26] <Drlangly> Thank you for your help, you've been fantastic
[11:26] <iceroot> coolmadmax: you only want to connect 2 pcs?
[11:27] <Drlangly> is downloading WUBI from the site more stable then mounting the iso and going from there?
[11:27] <coolmadmax>  iyes
[11:27] <iceroot> coolmadmax: then you dont need a gateway, just give 2 ip-adresses in same subnet
[11:27] <anil_kumar__> http://paste.ubuntu.com/152000/
[11:27] <coolmadmax>  i can ping systems
[11:27] <iceroot> coolmadmax: e.g. 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.0.2
[11:28] <iceroot> coolmadmax: subnet 255.255.25.0 and nothing more, no gateway, no dns
[11:28] <coolmadmax>  i try but same problem
[11:28] <dennda> vim-latexsuite is installed, but when opening a .tex file in gvim, no latexsuite toolbar popps up. Why?
[11:28] <coolmadmax>  i could not run ftp
[11:28] <erUSUL> coolmadmax: if you can ping the problem is in the ftp server or maybe as i said you have a firewall
[11:28] <coolmadmax> erUSUL thanks
[11:29] <coolmadmax> iceroot thanks
[11:30] <coolmadmax> how i check ftp server
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar__: ok, if you read your pastebin
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar__: and run: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar__: in the subsection display in section screen, add the line     Modes “1024x768_60″
[11:32] <toshiba510cdt> i run ubuntu. is there a gui tool that will allow this newbie to burn a  bootable multi-distro CD that contains puppylinux, slax, tinycorelinux and of course dsl??
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar__: save the file, close gedit then hit ctrl+alt+backspace
[11:32] <coolmadmax> how i check ftp server or that i have firewall
[11:33] <iceroot> nmap -p 21 server-address-with-ftp
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> anil_kumar__: favourite this too, it may help http://www.ubuntugeek.com/common-problems-and-solutions-for-nvidia-restricted-drivers-after-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex-upgrade.html
[11:33] <Tecna> hellloooo
[11:33] <Firefishe> ActionParsnip:  Actually, I can use that too.
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> Firefishe: help yourself :)
[11:34] <Tecna> how does one build a custom kernel for ubuntu?
[11:34] <Firefishe> ActionParsnip:  Don' mind if I do! :)
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> the ubuntugeek is pretty kick ass imho
[11:35] <magnetron> !kernel > Tecna  (see PM from ubottu)
[11:35] <Counterspell> When Ubuntu automatically mounts a USB drive, where does it get the disk name from? (for example I just mounted a new disk I bought and it mounted it under "/media/My Book").
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> Counterspell: the label
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> !label | Counterspell
[11:35] <Counterspell> ActionParsnip: how can I edit that label?
[11:35] <Counterspell> cool
[11:35] <Counterspell> thanks
[11:35] <Counterspell> one more thing: is there much benefit to reformatting the USB drive as ext3? and if so, how can I do that?
[11:36] <Ddorda> hello
[11:36] <Ddorda> i want to make the items on my panels to be without any background
[11:36] <Oli``> How can I stop samba advertising itself on Wireless connections? I only want it available over my wired connection
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> Counterspell: you'll get a journal for robustness, file permissions are properly attributed to files, open standard fs, plus all the goodness of ext itself
[11:37] <Ddorda> is it possible?
[11:37] <l0C0> hi all
[11:37] <dennda> problem solved by manually installing the vim-latexsuite distribution...
[11:37] <Counterspell> ActionParsnip: yeah I'm mostly concerned about the file permissions; but i did notice that file permissions were indeed preserved on my other USB disks.
[11:38] <l0C0> is there any problem with removing the "ubuntu-desktop", as it wants to remove it when removing the "fast-user-switch-applet"?
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> Oli``: i think if you edit /etc/samba/smb.conf
[11:38] <Jdcdkjd> is there any specific channel for running ubuntu under playstation 3?
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> Oli``: find #### Networking
[11:38] <Dortje> my ubuntu setup fails, because it says the CD is not valid for installation. This is because i had to add a signature to make my computer boot it. How can i force setup to accept the CD?
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> Oli``: i think you MAY be able to restrict it there in the first section, uncomment out the interfaces line and name the device you want to use
[11:40] <Firefishe> ActionParsnip:  You know, that last URL you posted...it was very helpful...I mean, it would've been, if I had remembered I'm not on my Asus G50V-X1--which is now dead and heading back to my local Best Buy for exchange/funeral proceedings ;).  The *desktop* I'm not on has a bloody ATI Radeon 9600!  Grill the Fishe! ;)
[11:40] <fireball_> hey all
[11:40] <Oli``> ActionParsnip: yeah that looks like it should do it
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> Oli``: you'll need to uncomment out the next bit too to enable it, then run: sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> Oli``: if not, comment them back out
[11:40] <fireball_> just noticed  bit of a problem with sound driver
[11:40] <kyledr> can anyone tell me why i get "cannot contact any KDC for realm 'EXAMPLE.COM' while getting initial credentials" when doing "kinit" for kerberos?
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> Firefishe: i only buy nvidia personally
[11:41] <Oli``> ActionParsnip: ooh good catch on uncommenting the next bit. didn't see that.
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> Oli``: ;)
[11:41] <magnetron> Jdcdkjd→ #ubuntu-ps3
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> Oli``: editting that file is SO much better than the rubbish gui
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> Oli``: but users are terrified of conf files
[11:41] <Firefishe> ActionParsnip:  Seriously, are there any linux-friendly cards that will handle 3D hardware accelleration, OpenGL, and other things, that *isn't* nvidia or ati?  Matrox, perhaps?
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> Oli``: if you get to grips with it you can easily control shares via ssh / nano ;)
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> Firefishe: check the !hcl
[11:42] <magnetron> kyledr→ you are supposed to replace the placeholder "example.com" with your real kerberos server name
[11:42] <Firefishe> !hcl
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> Firefishe: intel support is pretty decent
[11:43] <Ddorda> how do i remove the items background fro the panel?
[11:43] <Firefishe> ActionParsnip:  I do have an Intel motherboard with a decent video system, but it's not my dedicated 128 ATI AGP card
[11:43] <jca1981> can anyone help me install drivers for my Atheros AR5001X+  on Ubuntu, kernel 2.6.27-14
[11:43] <kyledr> magnetron: example.com is my domain
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> jca1981: sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules
[11:44] <CatJelly1> Hi all, just as a matter of process where would you store a .pid file (in general) /var/log?
[11:44] <SauLus> I cant hear any sound originating from firefox on jaunty. Other sound is working fine. Is there anything I can do?
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> jca1981: works a treat, i have the same card
[11:44] <Boohbah> CatJelly1: /var/run
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> jca1981: and also: sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules-common
[11:44] <jca1981> ActionParsnip: Nice, will this also enable packet incection for use with aircrack?
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> jca1981: if you dont already have
[11:44] <CatJelly1> Boohbah: Cheers :)
[11:45] <Firefishe> ActionParsnip:  One thing that is kind of weird, though.  And it's been happening since I got this computer.  I have a samsung syncmaster 213T 23" lcd  monitor.  Decent for that year.  It's connected via DVI cable (not VGA), and for some reason--and only on linux, not windows--it seems to lose the video signal from the card, blanks the screen, then comes back up again.
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> jca1981: no idea, the card has always worked out of the box for me
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> Firefishe: try a differernt refresh rate maybe
[11:45] <jca1981> ActionParsnip: ok, thanks, installing right now :D
[11:45] <wubbbi> Hello :) How to build a RPM package on Ubuntu. Is there a Wiki?
[11:46] <quantum> hi there
[11:46] <erUSUL> CatJelly1: /var/run/ ?
[11:46] <Firefishe> wubbbi:  If you just want to convert an .rpm to .deb, I'd recommend alien
[11:46] <A4Tech> !ubottu
[11:46] <Tecna1> Magnatron: I hadn't expected kernels to be that difficult in ubuntu, considering it's qiute different with gentoo
[11:46] <quantum>  am using ubuntu8.10 and sound is not coming ...its a hda intel sound card
[11:46] <erUSUL> !alien | Firefishe wubbbi
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> !intelhda | quantum
[11:47] <wubbbi> Firefishe: No ... I dont want to convert. I want to build a new RPM Package from a source
[11:47] <Firefishe> on an apt system?
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> Firefishe: its all linux, it shoudl e possible
[11:47] <wubbbi> on ubuntu ... yes
[11:47] <quantum> ActionParsnip: that doesnt work on ubuntu 8.10 and I have the latest alsa
[11:48] <fireball_> sorry, had to confirm the problem
[11:48] <kyledr> how can i set up a domain like example.com for testing kerberos?
[11:48] <fireball_> my channels from my sound outputs seem a little confused
[11:48] <fireball_> right channel goes to the front output
[11:49] <Ddorda> hello. i made my panel's background to be invisible, but the objects on the panel still have a background color! how do i remove it?
[11:49] <fireball_> left goes to the back, etc
[11:49] <iceroot> Ddorda: use transparent icons
[11:50] <Dortje> my ubuntu setup fails, because it says the CD is not valid for installation. This is because i had to add a signature to make my computer boot it. How can i force setup to accept the CD?
[11:50] <Firefishe> wubbbi:  Here's a link: http://perso.b2b2c.ca/sarrazip/dev/rpm-building-crash-course.html
[11:50] <wubbbi> Firefishe: thx
[11:50] <Counterspell> is ext4 stable?
[11:50] <darth10_> YES
[11:50] <A4Tech> )
[11:50] <jca1981> Hmm my card is still not detected
[11:50] <kyledr> do i have to have a dns server running to make my computer have a domain like if my machine is "dc", to be "dc.example.com"?
[11:50] <Firefishe> wubbbi:  np
[11:51] <Ddorda> iceroot: i mean the clock, the exit button etc.
[11:51] <MrKlown> i just got forced into linux heh
[11:51] <jca1981> ActionParsnip: do i need to do anything else to activate the card
[11:51] <wubbbi> I cant find a Package called "rpmbuild" in synaptic. All Sources are unlocked!
[11:51] <iceroot> Ddorda: default-theme?
[11:51] <Ddorda> yes, on jaunty
[11:52] <fore> can someone tell me why when i do glxinfo | grep direct i get this http://paste.ubuntu.com/152014/
[11:52] <MrKlown> from a user's experience is ubuntu as user friendly as folks have been saying? i am hoping so because i am not a computer genius but windows is complete crap and i have to get away from it
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> jca1981: sudo modprobe ath_pci; sudo modprobe ath5k
[11:52] <darth10> ubuntu is easier to learn to use than MacOS or Win
[11:52] <Boohbah> MrKlown: that is your decision
[11:52] <iceroot> MrKlown: test it and you will see
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> jca1981: then ifconfig should show the device
[11:52] <cambazz> hello. I want to give a user sftp account, but I only want the user be able to use sftp and nothing else
[11:52] <cambazz> is that possible
[11:52] <firestorm> Hi. Is it possible to somehow load EXT3_FS_XATTR as a module?
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> jca1981: and sudo iwlist scan will show APs advertising service
[11:53] <jca1981> ActionParsnip: FATAL: Module ath_pci not found.
[11:53] <iceroot> Ddorda: dont know anything about jaunty and its theme. maybe restart x? to see if it is working then?
[11:53] <jca1981> FATAL: Module ath5k not found.
[11:53] <Firefishe> wubbbi:  well, rpm is foreign to debian-based distros based on apt.  You'd be better off building rpms using an rpm-based distro, like red hat, fedora, or suse.
[11:53] <MrKlown> i have no choice but to test it lol i had a legit copy of xp that came with my computer, it was a medialess computer and they refuse to send me a cd of it and my computer all of a sudden asked for activation for some reason and no idea what to do so ubuntu is like my one way of leaving all that behind
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> jca1981: if the scan fails, i'd just reboot
[11:54] <iceroot> MrKlown: then feel free to download ubuntu and test it with a live-cd or a real installation
[11:54] <Firefishe> wubbbi:  Suse has a slew of utilities and can run via live cd, as well.  I'd give it a look.
[11:54] <Ddorda> iceroot: yes, on jaunty
[11:54] <MrKlown> yeah ice and i am doing a real installation, i have nothing to lose
[11:54] <Ddorda> had connection lost
[11:54] <jca1981> ActionParsnip: ok ill try to boot my box :D
[11:54] <MrKlown> hopefully i can burn it onto a dvd instead of a cd because i have no blank cds
[11:54] <cambazz> hello guys. any ideas on how to make a user account, that can just login with sftp?
[11:54] <iceroot> MrKlown: you can also use a dvd
[11:54] <cambazz> and somehow jailed with in a directory
[11:55] <MrKlown> thank goodness
[11:55] <iceroot> cambazz: no because sftp == ssh account with a shell
[11:55] <MrKlown> i hate to leave my gaming life behind me though lol
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> cambazz: i think thats default, you can create a user then check its groups and remove it from what is not necessary
[11:55] <iceroot> MrKlown: no, gameing works fine here with ubuntu, half ife 2, serious sam, wow, diablo, star craft, world of goo
[11:55] <MrKlown> woah
[11:56] <MrKlown> are you having to use a windows emulator?
[11:56] <Boohbah> cambazz: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/94
[11:56] <Hassanakevazir> MrKlown, you can try activating your copy, I don't remember how thought, probably not the best place you can find someone who knows either
[11:56] <iceroot> MrKlown: some games works nativ, world of goo, unreal, quake, doom and so on, others need wine
[11:56] <iceroot> !wine | MrKlown
[11:56] <MrKlown> lol hassa screw windows
[11:56] <MrKlown> yeah i heard a friend of mine talking about wine
[11:56] <darth10_> if u think wine is lame use vmware player...
[11:57] <fore> can someone help me with this problem when i do glxinfo | grep direct i get this Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[11:57] <darth10_> u can virutally play ALL win games possible
[11:57] <iceroot> darth10_: vmware can use 3d vga?
[11:57] <Ddorda> hello. i made my panel's background to be invisible, but the objects on the panel still have a background color! how do i remove it?
[11:57] <Hassanakevazir> vmware doesn't do 3D graphics , IRRC
[11:57] <MrKlown> only game i am interested in is WoW
[11:57] <darth10_> iceroot, idk but wow seems fine on my vmbox
[11:57] <iceroot> MrKlown: wow works absolut fine with wine, i am using it too
[11:57] <darth10_> so mayb :P
[11:57] <MrKlown> i apologize for all the questions i feel like a tiny fish in a big sea
[11:58] <kyledr> how do you make something start up at boot in ubuntu?
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> !boot
[11:58] <iceroot> MrKlown: no problem, this channel is for questions :)
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> !startup
[11:58] <Hassanakevazir> wow plays almost identical to native on wine
[11:58] <abcdef> Hi! Can you still download ubuntu hardy heron beta?
[11:58] <iceroot> abcdef: beta?
[11:59] <steveccc> hi all - I am looking forward to getting 9.04 and am tempted to install the beta now.  However I dont really want to rebuild when the final release comes out - I presume the updates released will take the beta upto the full release but are there any disadvantages with this?
[11:59] <abcdef> icewaterman: yes
[11:59] <MrKlown> ok don't get me wrong guys, i 'know' that windows sucks but like what happened to me is i was virus scanning my computer and it just completely crashed and now i can't even get it on lol so i am switching to ubuntu and hoping for the best... i hope my mom's computer that is on xp will work fine on the network setup that i will have to redo
[11:59] <iceroot> abcdef: why you need a beta to a version which was released a year ago
[11:59] <darth10_> http://www.vmware.com/support/ws5/doc/ws_vidsound_d3d_enabling_vm.html
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> steveccc: if you install beta you will upgrade seamlessly into final
[11:59] <alex_> how do i make it so i get more disck space?
[12:00] <MrKlown> i'm just praying my computer's crappy hardware is gonna work because most is built right into the board unfortunately
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> steveccc: no disadvantages to that, the beta is beta and has glitches but its gotten a LOT better lately
[12:00] <iceroot> alex_: sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get clean  will save some space
[12:00] <fore> MrKlown,  i have ubuntu 8.04 ,an XP pc and a Vista pc they all work fine on the network
[12:00] <MrKlown> great fore :)
[12:01] <MrKlown> i've heard linux generally runs smoother... takes less processes
[12:01] <MrKlown> less memory
[12:01] <mynameistux> hey, I am trying to copy windows XP from my current hard drive, to one I have in a hard drive enclosure, I am using partimage.Do I need to format the new partition as ntfs, or leave it unformatted for partimage to deal with?
[12:01] <steveccc> actionparsnip: thats fine thanks - i know its only a week ago but I want to play with it now so will download the beta - I guess also miss the busy mirrors on release day
[12:01] <Hassanakevazir> steveccc, wait for the official release if you want your system to last several future distro updates.
[12:01] <iceroot> MrKlown: depening on what you are using
[12:01] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, did you upgrade or do a fresh install of Jaunty?
[12:01] <MrKlown> well iceroot, ubuntu for example
[12:02] <iceroot> MrKlown: yes, normal gnome without compiz is running with less memory then a os from redmond
[12:02] <steveccc> Hassanakevazir: i always do a fresh install anyway - dont like upgrading between versions
[12:02] <vishal> #pinstorm
[12:02] <Mylisto> night all
[12:03] <alex_> can i play games from my windows folder onto ubuntu?
[12:03] <MrKlown> i still can't get over ubuntu being free
[12:03] <mrwes> heh
[12:03] <iceroot> MrKlown: but there are many difference distris, some use only the minimal things (debian, dsl) some using commons things (ubuntu) and some are using/installing to much stuff (suse)
[12:03] <jelly12gen> MrKlown: why
[12:03] <iceroot> alex_: yes, with wine
[12:03] <Hassanakevazir> alex12, depends on the game
[12:03] <iceroot> alex_: and ntfs-3g
[12:03] <alex_> i want to play counter strike and i dont want to reinstall everything
[12:03] <erUSUL> !wine | alex_ you have to install them in
[12:03] <MrKlown> jelly i am used to windows is all and how expensive it is and how crappy it is
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> mrwes: i did a clean, but my monitor is crt so didnt give modelines, did a clean install intrepid, setup video then upraded and its fine
[12:04] <mrwes> MrKlown, you have come into the light
[12:04] <MrKlown> yeah i guess linux is jesus
[12:04] <MrKlown> hopefully
[12:04] <MrKlown> lol
[12:04] <iceroot> MrKlown: there is much free (as in free bear) software around thr world
[12:04] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, yah I usually do a clean install when I upgrade
[12:04] <mynameistux> reimaging a harddrive, do I format the hard drive as the desired file system first, or leave it unformatted?
[12:04] <MrKlown> yeah i actually use gimp and love it and it's free
[12:04] <Slart> MrKlown: don't believe the fanatics.. no matter what side they are on =)
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> Slart: +1 to that
[12:05] <iceroot> MrKlown: for almost every commercial software, there is a free alternate
[12:05] <MrKlown> yeah i realize there are fan boys
[12:05] <abcdef> iceroot: to compare quality of ubuntu betas and ubuntu finals for insta
[12:05] <abcdef> nce
[12:05] <MrKlown> i'm a nintendo fanboy and will be till i die
[12:05] <MrKlown> i've hated the past 2 consoles but that's ok lol
[12:06] <mrwes> MrKlown, ppffttt PS3 :P
[12:06] <MrKlown> 38% done woot... wish i could download faster than 100kb/s lol
[12:06] <MrKlown> pft mrwes buy meone
[12:07] <mynameistux> reimaging a harddrive, do I format the hard drive as the desired file system first, or leave it unformatted?
[12:07] <abcdef> I can't find the hardy betas on the cdimage server? What am I missing?
[12:07] <Slart> abcdef: hardy betas?
[12:07] <mrwes> mynameistux, format and the partition must be at least the size of the image :)
[12:07] <ikonia> abcdef: hardy is nt in beta
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> mynameistux: i'd format it personally, just to reduce complications
[12:07] <Hassanakevazir> abcdef, its 2009?
[12:07] <Slart> abcdef: you don't mean jaunty beta?
[12:08] <abcdef> No, I mean  8.04 LTS beta
[12:08] <mynameistux> ok, thanks guys
[12:08] <Slart> abcdef: hardy is released and done.. I don't think the beta images are around any more
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> lts beta...intresting
[12:08] <Counterspell> crap i just formatted my external drive to use ext4 then i can't mount it
[12:08] <Slart> !hardy | abcdef
[12:08] <jpds> abcdef: Why would you want the beta when it's releasesd? http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/hardy/release/
[12:08] <iceroot> abcdef: use 8.04.2
[12:09] <jca1981> ActionParsnip: still not working :(
[12:09] <mrwes> abcde <-- great cd ripping tool
[12:09] <mrwes> heh
[12:09] <abcdef> These links don't include the beta
[12:09] <iceroot> abcdef: you dont have to use the beta!!
[12:09] <iceroot> abcdef: there is no reason to use a beta
[12:10] <erUSUL> abcdef: the question most people want the answer for is. why do you need the beta release?
[12:10] <Hassanakevazir> i really don't
[12:10] <abcdef> I would like to see if the beta is stable enough to run.
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> jca1981: if you run ifconfig do you see the device
[12:10] <iceroot> abcdef: no
[12:10] <iceroot> abcdef: there is a big (maybe the biggest bugs in linux history) in hardy beta and normal 8.04
[12:11] <jca1981> ActionParsnip: no
[12:11] <iceroot> abcdef: ssl bug
[12:11] <erUSUL> abcdef: then try the jaunty beta
[12:11] <calwig> is there a 3D GNOME desktop?
[12:11] <MrKlown> i'm downloading 8.10
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> jca1981: can you pastebin the output of  sudo lshw -C network
[12:11] <calwig> to use 3D glasses with
[12:11] <mynameistux> ok, I have a windows image located at /home/harry/windows partition.000 on /dev/sda2 I want it to image to /dev/sdb2 what command do I use?
[12:11] <iceroot> calwig: compiz
[12:11] <abcdef> I mean, I don't think there are bugs like ubuntu LTS beta editing your mp3 files or stuff like that like windows beta. I just wanted to compare. And hardy because hardy is LTS wheras jaunty is just a normal distribution
[12:11] <Slart> calwig: there probably is.. but I don't think there's anything in the repos
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> iceroot: thats not using 3d glasses
[12:12] <calwig> iceroot: thanks, i have compiz running
[12:12] <iceroot> ActionParsnip: i have not seen his second line
[12:12] <calwig> i mean real 3d viewing like that which you use at the movies
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> calwig: i think there wil be with the influx of 3d animated films
[12:12] <MrKlown> wait a minute lol ubuntu actually has something to allow you to use 3d glasses? well now that is just amazing
[12:12] <calwig> super
[12:13] <jca1981> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/152031/
[12:13] <iceroot> the windows-nvidia-driver had something like 3d view (2 color glasses)
[12:13] <iceroot> maybe there is a linux driver too?
[12:13] <mynameistux> ok, I have a windows image located at /home/harry/windows partition.000 on /dev/sda2 I want it to image to /dev/sdb2 what command do I use?
[12:13] <Hassanakevazir> calwig, haven't heard any news of nvidia doing anything to get their glasses to work on linux
[12:14] <Slart> I think the 3d-glasses thingy is handled by the driver.. might be available in the binary driver.. not sure
[12:14] <abcdef> Well ok, maybe I really don't need the hardy beta :(
[12:14] <erUSUL> mynameistux: how you created the image ?
[12:14] <mynameistux> partimage
[12:14] <iceroot> abcdef: yes :)
[12:14] <mrwes> hardy beta?
[12:14] <erUSUL> mynameistux: then you have to use partimage to restore it
[12:14] <iceroot> abcdef: if you want a stable system use 8.04.2
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> jca1981: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+question/64081
[12:15] <mynameistux> how do I tell partimage that I want it to go to a different hdd
[12:15] <abcdef> When will the jaunty rc be released?
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty
[12:15] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, when is the next LTS?
[12:15] <abcdef> !LTS
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> mrwes: <something koala>
[12:16] <GrandCouillon> hi, any news of the rc1 ?
[12:16] <magnetron> !jaunty | GrandCouillon
[12:16] <kyledr> for kerberos i need a domain, is there any way to just use something for testing? using example.com doesn't work
[12:17] <magnetron> kyledr→ you said example.com was your domain
[12:17] <GrandCouillon> !jaunty
[12:17] <kyledr> magnetron: well i tried to make that my domain, but it's not working
[12:17] <_ruben> use whateveryoulike.local
[12:17] <erUSUL> mynameistux: doesn't the partimage cli-gui ask those details?
[12:17] <dzup> this looks ok in my /etc/fstab to automount my cd/dvds? /dev/scd0 /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 auto 0 0
[12:17] <mynameistux> yeah, but it says
[12:17] <erUSUL> mynameistux: http://www.debianadmin.com/backup-and-restore-linux-partitions-using-partimage.html
[12:17] <mynameistux> image file to create/use
[12:17] <kyledr> where do i set it so that if i ping mymachine.whateverilike.local the ping actually works?
[12:17] <GrandCouillon> thanks a lot guys !
[12:18] <mynameistux> and I don't know how to say it's on sda2, and then give a file path
[12:18] <iceroot> kyledr: /etc/hosts
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> mynameistux: you'll need to mount sda2 first, but leave the partitionn you are imaging UNmounted
[12:18] <erUSUL> mynameistux: as i see on the link i gave you have aplace to say the partition and another one to tell which image file to use
[12:18] <mynameistux> ok
[12:19] <Hassanakevazir> dzup, here is mine for comparison: /dev/scd0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0       0
[12:19] <kyledr> iceroot: so what do i put in there if i want my machine named "hajo" to be pinged as hajo.example.local?
[12:19] <behappy> what is the best ftp client ??
[12:19] <iceroot> is there a way to see the monthly traffic on the ubuntu-mirrors?
[12:19] <dzup> Hassanakevazir: can you mount without been root?
[12:19] <iceroot> kyledr: ip hajo.example.com
[12:20] <kyledr> iceroot: is 192.168.1.1 hajo.example.com ok?
[12:20] <erUSUL> mynameistux: so "partition to save/restore → /dev/sda2" "Image File to save/restore → /home/harry/windows partition.000" "Action to be done → Restore..."
[12:20] <iceroot> kyledr: just use example.com and no subdomain, or why you want to ping a subdomain?
[12:20] <iceroot> kyledr: and yes, its ok
[12:21] <behappy> what is the best ftp client in linux instead of cuteftp in windiows ??
[12:21] <iceroot> behappy: there is no best
[12:21] <tj83> Filezilla i like for FTP client
[12:21] <kyledr> iceroot: subdomain? i just want my machine to be called hajo and example.com is what they always use for kerberos
[12:21] <Hassanakevazir> dzup, yes, but root has to give the user privileges for it. It is given to the users by default.
[12:21] <tj83> sudo apt-get install filezilla
[12:21] <behappy> iceroot: so ?
[12:21] <iceroot> kyledr: you know what example mean?
[12:21] <mynameistux> can't read the following volume file /home/harry/windows partition.0000
[12:22] <mynameistux> is it because of the space?
[12:22] <iceroot> behappy: so, there is no best, everyone will prefer another app
[12:22] <dzup> Hassanakevazir: thanks i try that, # at the begining means comment right?
[12:22] <erUSUL> mynameistux: maybe. rename it
[12:22] <behappy> iceroot, ok please give me some names I will try it
[12:22] <Hassanakevazir> dzup, yea
[12:22] <mrwes> OMG -- gufw makes iptables so easy -- duh
[12:22] <iceroot> kyledr: give your host a dmoain for e.g. hajo and replace example.com in the config with jajo
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> !best |  behappy
[12:22] <CJ_rocks> hi
[12:22] <dzup> Hassanakevazir: =)
[12:23] <lorenzosu> mynameistux: If it's uded by windows it might be it's not closed correctly by windows. Do you get any error message, do you usually read it?
[12:23] <iceroot> behappy: filezilla, nautilis, ftp, ncftp (this one i prefer)
[12:23] <CJ_rocks>  hello
[12:23] <iceroot> CJ_rocks: hi
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> !ftp
[12:23] <topsyandpip56> Hello everyone
[12:23] <mrwes> !best Wife
[12:23] <CJ_rocks>  how many radio are on  this server
[12:23] <mrwes> er..hrmm
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> behappy: try a few of those, see which you like, Their is no BEST anything in life
[12:23] <iceroot> topsyandpip56: hi
[12:24] <behappy> iceroot, which one continue uploading after connection lost and come back again
[12:24] <iceroot> behappy: if you want sftp, filezilla is a good one
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> behappy: cuteftp certainly isntthe best ftp client for windows
[12:24] <topsyandpip56> Ive finally got my 64-bit Flash Player problem fixed!
[12:24] <mynameistux> I think I have it working
[12:24] <behappy> ActionParsnip, thank you
[12:24] <mynameistux> I had too many 0's at the end
[12:24] <mrwes> behappy, ftp is not secure, I'd use sftp or for windows Winscp
[12:24] <topsyandpip56> Now, its just for Java and Shockwave, (oh joy)
[12:24] <mynameistux> thanks for your help everyone
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> topsyandpip56: shockwave is windows only
[12:24] <mrwes> !best scotch
[12:24] <mrwes> hrmm
[12:25] <Hassanakevazir> heh
[12:25] <topsyandpip56> Huh? Ive got Shockwave on my Mac
[12:25] <Pelo> !jaunty
[12:25] <iceroot> mrwes: sftp is also not secure, unencrypted data-transfer
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> topsyandpip56: you could run a windows browser via wine and install the plugin
[12:25] <behappy> mrwes, but after connection lost the program will be continue files uplaoding ??
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> topsyandpip56: it wont install on linux
[12:25] <CJ_rocks>  how many radio are on this server
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> topsyandpip56: try it, you'll see
[12:26] <topsyandpip56> Hmmm.... I don't know about Wine - Last time I had it on Dapper Drake, it just let lots of Virus's in.
[12:26] <topsyandpip56> (I now run Jaunty Jackalope)
[12:27] <mynameistux> what time is the jaunty RC coming out, where can I get the torrent for it?
[12:27] <topsyandpip56> Ive got the Beta
[12:27] <Hassanakevazir> topsyandpip56, there have been major chances to wine
[12:27] <mrwes> iceroot, when why is it called Secure FTP?
[12:27] <mynameistux> but the rc is supposed to come out today
[12:27] <mynameistux> well, based on australian central time
[12:27] <mrwes> I personally use scp
[12:28] <iceroot> mrwes: because the login works with ssh
[12:28] <CJ_rocks>  so is there any
[12:28] <topsyandpip56> Okay, let me just boot up the machine (Im on my MacBook right now)
[12:28] <CJ_rocks> dont u ppl know how to use colour
[12:29] <mrwes> iceroot, so just the login is secure, but not the data xfer?
[12:29] <topsyandpip56> BTW, Does it make a difference that the install is through Wubi?
[12:29] <odinsbane> hw do I add another window manager to my login screen?
[12:29] <iceroot> mrwes: yes, also see wiki with sftp
[12:29] <CJ_rocks>  dont u ppl know how to use colour
[12:29] <behappy> is there a program can I use to connect to SSH with remeber password option?
[12:30] <iceroot> behappy: you can use ssh with keys instead of using passwords
[12:30] <damada> behappy: on KDE there is dolphin or konqueror
[12:30] <pmo_> odinsbane, "session" button / combobox
[12:30] <odinsbane> pmo_ it isn't in that list
[12:30] <topsyandpip56> BTW, Does it make a difference that the install is through Wubi?
[12:30] <pmo_> odinsbane, use .. whatever you use on ubuntu to install it.. something like apt-get i guess
[12:30] <odinsbane> pmo_ it is installed
[12:31] <pmo_> odinsbane, reload X
[12:31] <behappy> iceroot, yes I know but I cannot use key if there is remeber password is the good for me
[12:31] <topsyandpip56> !rules
[12:31] <Hassanakevazir> topsyandpip56, not really, but if you can do a full install do so. there are weird bugs from time to time with wubi. but no showstoppers
[12:32] <behappy> damada, I will try it right now
[12:32] <topsyandpip56> Nha
[12:32] <datta> can anyone tell me how i can install sopcast in my computer, there is no deb file that actually works
[12:32] <damada> I have tried that latest kubuntu devel version for 9.04, and I am amazed by the quality... What I am missing is a couple of system administration tools, such as for network settings (not NM, but traditional), time server, LDAP authentication and the like...
[12:32] <topsyandpip56> *Nah, Ive had bad experiences with Partitioning.
[12:32] <damada> are there any command line/ncurses tools for ubuntu?
[12:32] <lorenzosu> !wubi
[12:32] <datta> it seems that there is problem with some file that messes it up
[12:33] <topsyandpip56> I was partitioning my portable hard drive, and ended up wiping all of my family memories that were on there.
[12:33] <vita> umah
[12:33] <pmo_> topsyandpip56, if they still recognize you, they haven't lost all memories
[12:33] <lorenzosu> topsyandpip56: Wubi is fine for testing/playing with ubuntu. Be sure to never touch the folder created for install. But I wouldn't reccomend it for stable solution.
[12:34] <datta> please tell me where i can find the .deb file that doesnt say that it needs some other software
[12:34] <lorenzosu> datta: Be more specific please
[12:34] <topsyandpip56> Ahh, Ive been using it as a full install
[12:34] <topsyandpip56> Ive got loads of programs on there, user accounts, a new wallpaper, customized Compiz...
[12:35] <datta> im trying to install sopcast in my ubuntu computer but there is no .deb file available
[12:35] <topsyandpip56> pmo_, Ha ha.
[12:35] <Hassanakevazir> datta, search for it here: http://ppa-search.appspot.com/
[12:36] <kyledr> i did apt-get purge krb5-admin-server krb5-user krb5-config and now when i try to re-install them i get bad errors
[12:36] <topsyandpip56> Okay, Im now installing Wine from Synaptic.
[12:37] <lorenzosu> topsyandpip56: You should be fine with wubi.. simply remember everything is in a windows folder, so if you (or 'something') touch that folder it might screw you installation. that said it's always good to backup vital files.
[12:37] <Hassanakevazir> topsyandpip56, what do are planning to run with it btw ?
[12:37] <topsyandpip56> With Wine or Wubi?
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> topsyandpip56: make sure you use the wine from the wine repo
[12:38] <topsyandpip56> Well, the Wine version in synaptic is now installing...
[12:39] <topsyandpip56> Okay my screen resoloution just f***ed up
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> topsyandpip56: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[12:40] <topsyandpip56> nvm
[12:40] <topsyandpip56> Im doing what ActionParsnip said
[12:41] <topsyandpip56> !dapper
[12:41] <datta> didn't work to install sopcast till now
[12:41] <topsyandpip56> I thought sow
[12:41] <topsyandpip56> *I thought so
[12:42] <datta> can anyone else tell me how to install it please please
[12:42] <topsyandpip56> !warty
[12:42] <behappy> damada, I cannot find where I login to my remote SSH from dolphin
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> behappy: you ssh from terminal
[12:42] <alleykat> hi, I've been googling around for a solution but can't really find anything about it... running Jaunty latest updated with 2 screens on a ATI Radeon HD 3600 vga card. It works great with desktop stretched over 2 screens, but is it possible to set it so when I maximize a window, it stays within 1 screen instead of stretching over 2?
[12:42] <damada> behappy: in the address bar, just type fish://server/path
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> !fish
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> !info fish
[12:43] <damada> F6 gives you an editable line, behappy
[12:43] <Knirgh> !jaunty | alleycat
[12:43] <alleykat> or, alternatively, have 2nd screen run as a separate desktop
[12:43] <topsyandpip56> Why was version 4.10 the first? That don't make any sense.
[12:43] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  I want to zap my x server when I press ctrl-alt-bkspc, but only if ctrl and alt are on opposite sides of the keyboard.  How would I go about setting this up?
[12:43] <jrib> topsyandpip56: 4.10 = 2004 october (10 month of the year)
[12:43] <topsyandpip56> Ahhhh, clever
[12:44] <behappy> ActionParsnip, I have many ssh account so how do I save password in dolphin , is it possible once I login to ssh open terminal without paste password again ??
[12:44] <mrglinux> how to set gateway in ubuntu with command what the command of that ?
[12:44] <jonaskoelker> is there a command line which zaps(C-M-^H) the x server?
[12:44] <Knirgh> topsyandpip56: the names of the versions is also [adjective] [animal] with animal in alphabetic order
[12:45] <behappy> damada, F6  nothing give me
[12:45] <alleykat> even pre-beta jaunty has worked perfectly for me all the way :) only bug I've had was problem with Firefox and Java, nothing important at all... its so good
[12:45] <jrib> jonaskoelker: sudo service gdm stop  (or restart) should do what you want
[12:45] <damada> behappy: you're right, that used to be default in KDE3
[12:46] <linwin> is there a way disable the icons for sd/mmc devces in thunar?
[12:46] <damada> just double click in the address field then, behappy
[12:46] <Knirgh> jonaskoelker: sudo etc/init.d/gdm [stop/start/restart]
[12:46] <behappy> damada, then ?
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> behappy: you can use keys to not need a password
[12:46] <mrglinux> what the fk of command to set gateway in command line ?
[12:47] <odinsbane> I restarted the windows manager wasn't added to the list of sessions
[12:47] <datta> i have installed it called gsopcast but it not playing the tv that i found the link from myp2p.eu
[12:47] <jonaskoelker> jrib, Knirgh: close enough, I guess; any way to do it without sudo?  More to the point: any way to do it non-interactively?
[12:47] <alleykat> Knirgh, so no support until 23rd?
[12:47] <topsyandpip56> On the Jaunty setup, theres an option to not have a password
[12:47] <jonaskoelker> jrib, Knirgh: I want to do it from xbindkeys...
[12:47] <Knirgh> alleycat: check ubuntu site
[12:47] <damada> behappy: as I told you: type fish://server/path
[12:47] <jrib> jonaskoelker: don't know offhand, but why do you want to do it?
[12:47] <behappy> ActionParsnip,hmmmm I need password because other peaple login to the SSH so I cannot use key
[12:47] <damada> just as you would with http:// or ftp:// and the like, behappy
[12:48] <topsyandpip56> !jaunty
[12:48] <jonaskoelker> jrib: because I don't want to hit C-M-^h instead of M-^h, but I still want to have C-M-^h available
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> behappy: ah, you could give them a key too
[12:48] <jonaskoelker> jrib: I'm not likely to hit lctrl+ralt+^h or rctrl+lalt+^h by accident
[12:48] <behappy> ActionParsnip, hahah ? I need password :)
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> behappy: you'll also need a password for sudo stuffs
[12:49] <jrib> jonaskoelker: right, so you want to change it to something that you *would* likely hit by accident?
[12:49] <Knirgh> jrib: i think the opposite
[12:49] <jrib> ah missed the r/l...
[12:49] <behappy> ActionParsnip, I am talk abou manage servers via SSH
[12:49] <topsyandpip56> What day was Easter Day?
[12:49] <datta> please help me with this situation
[12:49] <topsyandpip56> -sorry just setting up my iCal
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> behappy: best way
[12:49] <Knirgh> behappy: what was your problem again?
[12:49] <Dortje> my ubuntu setup fails, because it says the CD is not valid for installation. This is because i had to add a signature to make my computer boot it. How can i force setup to accept the CD?
[12:50] <jonaskoelker> jrib: yeah... DontZap=True disables zaps, DontZap=False enables all four zap combos; I want just the two "f"safe ones
[12:50] <jonaskoelker> s/"f"safe/"safe"/
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> Dortje: did yo md5 check the iso image you downloaded?
[12:50] <calwig> who created the GNU project?
[12:50] <jonaskoelker> calwig: Richard Stallman, with help from others
[12:50] <Dortje> yes. thats correct
[12:50] <calwig> jonaskoelker: bingo, i met him yesterday
[12:50] <topsyandpip56> And Stephen Fry did a video for GNU
[12:50] <calwig> (i know this is offtopic)
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> Dortje: and if you verify the cd once booted to it, does it pass?
[12:51] <Dortje> but as i have to change the ISO´s signature, the md5 sum is different after this
[12:51] <datta> please tell me how to use gsopcast
[12:51] <behappy> Knirgh, I need a program such as winscp to connect to ssh remotely with remeber password option
[12:51] <Dortje> no. as it has a different md5 sum after patching the iso
[12:51] <jonaskoelker> is there something like gdm-control which restarts gdm?
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> Dortje: why do you have to change its signature?
[12:51] <Knirgh> behappy: are you trying to ssh into a gnu/linux shell from windows? if yes try PuTTY
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> Dortje: why have you patched the iso?
[12:52] <Knirgh> !putty | behappy
[12:52] <odinsban1> whoops, I fell off of the net.
[12:52] <linwin> how to tell thunar that a device is not a removable device (sd)
[12:52] <Dortje> because the bios does only boot cds with this kind of signature
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> Dortje: very weird
[12:52] <behappy> Knirgh, I am using putty with winscp
[12:52] <jrib> jonaskoelker: no idea, I'd dig into xorg's source to see how it's handled
[12:52] <Dortje> how can i skip this checking?
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> Dortje: then i suggest you try some !ootoptions
[12:52] <odinsban1> any chances somebody told me how to get lwm as a window manager choice from the login screen?
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> Dortje: i dont know, you'll have to heck you bios manual, ive never heard of that in my life
[12:53] <Knirgh> behappy: i havent used that client, but what is the problem?
[12:53] <behappy> Knirgh, in windows I have remember password in winscp and the password past automatically in putty wehn I want to open ssh terminal
[12:53] <tneo> GRUB states that the boot device is out of range with the new RAID setup I just created... (4 partitions in RAID 1), how can I fix that?
[12:54] <topsyandpip56> Ive been thinking of using Ubuntu on my BootCamp partition on the MacBook, I know what to do and how, I was just wondering, should I get the 64-bit version? (Its a Core2Duo)
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> !raid | tneo
[12:54] <Knirgh> behappy: i use filezilla in windows, it has support for sftp/ssh
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> topsyandpip56: sure, its fine
[12:54] <topsyandpip56> YES!
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> !info filezilla
[12:54] <Knirgh> typsyandpip56: how much RAM do you have?
[12:54] <martinkoelewijn> hi all; anybody knows how to set devilspie to put app above all EXCEPT fullscreen windows?
[12:55] <topsyandpip56> 1024mb, (A Gig)
[12:55] <behappy> Knirgh, there is no open terminal opion in filezilla , and it not remember password
[12:55] <Pessoa> Hi can I get help with my network manager pls?
[12:55] <Knirgh> topsyandpip56: then go 32bit
[12:55] <jonaskoelker> Pessoa: sure, tell us what's wrong with it...
[12:55] <jonaskoelker> Pessoa: or rather, what problem you're having with it :)
[12:56] <Pessoa> It works fine with my mobile broadband from TMN when running live cd
[12:56] <topsyandpip56> Well, thats wierd,  I used to use a 64-bit version with a AMD64 pc which only had 512mb ram and it ran fine
[12:56] <Pessoa> Also on first install
[12:56] <Pessoa> after massive 280-file update it won't connect anymore
[12:56] <Knirgh> behappy: you can remember password with filezilla, wait let me check.. and for terminals, why not just use putty?
[12:56] <Bupuntu> hi all
[12:56] <alleykat> behappy, filezilla cant remember password? weird... maybe try #filezilla channel
[12:57] <Pessoa> the settings appear to be the same
[12:57] <behappy> alleykat, I don't use filezilla
[12:57] <Bupuntu> i'm having some issues with my webcam, it works in some apps, like amsn and vlc, but it doesnt work with skype or ekiga
[12:57] <Bupuntu> does anybody knows why?
[12:57] <MrKlown> i am so impressed right now i am reading up on gnome look and stuff and this all looks quite impressive... i love how you can install stuff right from the desktop, i dunno ubuntu is just looking amazing and the download is nearly finished and i feel like a fat kid getting cake
[12:57] <Knirgh> behappy: hit CTRL+s in filzilla and you will get to something like "place manager" (dont have english version) where u can store passwords and ftp sites
[12:57] <behappy> Knirgh, how to remember password in putty .?
[12:57] <Pessoa> jonaskoelker: I'm on my windows system at the moment :p
[12:58] <datta> can anyone tell me how to play live channels with gsopcast from myp2p.eu
[12:58] <alleykat> Knirgh, ehm ok, I've been searching quite a bit on the site, nothing at all... maybe I'm using wrong words? (am danish) - I try search words like 2-screen, two desktops, ATI
[12:58] <datta> please i need that so that i can play it
[12:58] <Knirgh> alleycat: oh i meant for the intrepid support date ;)
[12:59] <zlinx> how can we zip .ods file in ubuntu
[12:59] <ObiKaNoobie> I want to build a minimal ubuntu with only support for virtualbox. How do I do that?
[12:59] <Knirgh> behappy: in putty, you can save passwords in "Store sessions" and "Saved sessions" in the session tab
[12:59] <_Skaarj_> hi
[13:00] <jonaskoelker> Pessoa: 280-file update?  Update of what, ubuntu?  If so, maybe installing the old version would work (not sure)
[13:00] <Pessoa> jonaskoelker: yes, "important updates"
[13:00] <behappy> Knirgh, there is no password field
[13:00] <zhou> #ubuntu cn
[13:00] <Knirgh> behappy: hmm i was wrong..
[13:01] <_Skaarj_> when i use route add -net ... gw ..." the routes i added are lost after reboot, which file do i have to edit to keep the routes when rebooting ?
[13:01] <_Skaarj_> when i use "route add -net ... gw ..." the routes i added are lost after reboot, which file do i have to edit to keep the routes when rebooting ?
[13:01] <zhou> heloo
[13:01] <zhou> hello
[13:01] <behappy> Knirgh, can I use filezilla with putty ?
[13:01] <Knirgh> !chinese | zhou
[13:01] <jonaskoelker> Pessoa: do you know which version you were running previously?
[13:01] <alleykat> dont you have to use a key to have putty log in auto?
[13:01] <zhou> #ubuntu -cn
[13:01] <Pessoa> jonaskoelker: 8.10
[13:02] <Knirgh> zhou: type /channel #ubuntu-cn
[13:02] <zhou> #ubuntu-cn
[13:02] <behappy> or with terminal to auto connect to ssh terminal , Knirgh
[13:02] <Knirgh> or speak in english here :)
[13:02] <jonaskoelker> Pessoa: I meant of NetworkManager :) -- do you know your way around /etc/apt/sources.list?
[13:02] <martinkoelewijn> zhou: /join #ubuntu-cn
[13:02] <Knirgh> behappy: i have no idea, i liked the password requirement for security
[13:02] <Pessoa> jonaskoelker: I'll have to reboot to look at file
[13:02] <alleykat> Knirgh, eh sry, dunno what 'intrepid' means
[13:03] <Knirgh> !intrepid | alleycat
[13:03] <Pessoa> jonaskoelker: I just intalled ext2 file browser for windows then I can look at the files
[13:03] <jonaskoelker> Pessoa: that's a good enough "no" :)
[13:03] <datta> please help me play the tv on sopcast
[13:03] <MrKlown> i am loving the names of the different installations of ubuntu hehe
[13:03] <datta> please i need to see something important there
[13:03] <behappy> Knirgh, I have more than 30 ssh terminal its hard to remember it
[13:04] <jonaskoelker> Pessoa: cool; open sources.list, copy everything and paste it back.  In one of the copies, replace all occurences of "jaunty" with "intrepid".  Then, in ubuntu, apt-g... oh fuck, you can't download the new network manager...
[13:04] <zhou> 说话的怎么不多呀
[13:04] <Knirgh> behappy: well i can't do much more :)
[13:04] <Knirgh> !english | zhou
[13:04] <zhou> what
[13:04] <jonaskoelker> zhou: /join #ubuntu-cn
[13:04] <behappy> Knirgh, thank you very much for your help :)
[13:04] <silv3r_m00n> when will the ubuntu 8.10 repository have the alsa1.0.8 version ?
[13:06] <alleykat> Knirgh, ehh you saying I should revert to latest stable instead?
[13:06] <datta> please anyone help me with sopcast
[13:06] <zhou> why my computer can't take the main machine
[13:06] <_Skaarj_> when i use "route add -net ... gw ..." the routes i added are lost after reboot, which file do i have to edit to keep the routes when rebooting ?
[13:07] <Knirgh> alleycat: no, i'm a bit confused, but anyway for jaunty support go here:
[13:07] <Knirgh> !jaunty | alleycat
[13:07] <jonaskoelker> _Skaarj_: you could set up a cron job "@reboot" to add the route for you
[13:08] <Knirgh> can anyone remind me of listing the hardware in terminal command?
[13:08] <Knirgh> i mean how you do it
[13:08] <_Skaarj_> Knirgh: lshw , lspci
[13:08] <_Skaarj_> Knirgh: hwinfo
[13:08] <mrwes> lshw
[13:08] <alleykat> Knirgh, hehe ok, I'm just not getting what you're trying to tell me... I've done a lot of searching on the ubuntu wiki but nothing about 2-screen setups found
[13:09] <mrwes> re ActionParsnip1
[13:09] <Knirgh> alleycat: sorry no experience in more monitors
[13:10] <AllStar> anyone ?
[13:10] <topsyandpip56> Gotta go
[13:10] <Knirgh> What was your question AllStar?
[13:10] <topsyandpip56> Gonna go have breakfast
[13:10] <TarBar> Can someone please help me, I can't update ubuntu or open synaptic. Sudo isn't working and when i go into terminal type sudo it says sudo: must be setuid root.
[13:10] <alleykat> generally it works great :) just that maximize annoyance
[13:11] <Knirgh> TarBar: try sudo apt-get update
[13:11] <NIdYa> tes
[13:11] <XB23> how do i copy all the contents from 1 directory to another directory?
[13:11] <ActionParsnip1> TarBar: is your user a member of the admin group?
[13:11] <Knirgh> XB23: do you mean in terminal?
[13:12] <alleykat> XB23, I'd use Krusader :)
[13:12] <TarBar> Knirgh, It games same message. ActionParsnip1: Err I don't know?
[13:12] <ActionParsnip1> TarBar: you can test by running the command  groups
[13:12] <TarBar> ok
[13:12] <TarBar> adm dialout fax cdrom tape audio dip video plugdev scanner fuse lpadmin netdev admin sambashare
[13:12] <TarBar> Is the output
[13:12] <GrimmVarg> hey, any moacbook pro users that have figured out how to enable the integrated graphic card? There are two, a GF9600M GT and a GF9400M, the latter is integrated and not showing up with "lspci" , thanks
[13:13] <XB23> Knirgh yeh in terminal
[13:13] <XB23> all the files are in /home/xb23/test/drupal-6.10
[13:13] <TarBar> ActionParsnip1, It would appear so.
[13:14] <XB23> and i want them in /home/xb23/test
[13:14] <Knirgh> XB23: try mv /home/xb23/test/drubal-6.10 /home/xb23/test
[13:14] <Sarthor> Hi, problem in bonding, losses in pinging modems, i followed the howto here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBonding , my /etc/network/interfaces is here, http://pastebin.com/m6cf17e95
[13:15] <Knirgh> Sartor: please explain the problem
[13:15] <lirvan> hi
[13:15] <alleykat> XB23, if you stand in the drupal folder, "cp * .." I think?
[13:16] <XB23> ah
[13:16] <Knirgh> XB23: oh sorry i read "move" content <.<
[13:16] <jrib> XB23, alleykat: note you miss hidden files if any exist that way
[13:16] <TarBar> ActionParsnip1?
[13:16] <TarBar> ):
[13:16] <Sarthor> Knirgh, when i plug the both in the computer, connected to the modem.. pinging to modems start lossess.. and then slow browsing
[13:16] <XB23> or when i untar something can i force everything in one directory
[13:16] <XB23> and not to create a directory?
[13:17] <Sarthor> Knirgh, both Cables*
[13:17] <jrib> XB23: search tar's man page for "strip" probably
[13:18] <Ryder5> If i set a proxy in the system>pref>network proxy then select the system wide button, does everything then use that proxy?
[13:18] <alleykat> XB23, if you have a desktop you could try Krusader - if not, maybe install Midnight Commander (mc)
[13:18] <jrib> Ryder5: up to the app
[13:18] <alleykat> easier that way, using a 2-window file manager
[13:18] <TarBar> Can anyone help me?
[13:18] <Ryder5> jrib: Its wow under wine
[13:18] <trmanco> still no Ubuntu 9.04 RC :(
[13:18] <jrib> trmanco: only if you ask a question
[13:18] <jrib> TarBar: only if you ask a question
[13:18] <TarBar> I did
[13:18] <jrib> Ryder5: no idea
[13:19] <TarBar> Should i ask it again?
[13:19] <jrib> !helpme | TarBar
[13:19] <Ryder5> Ill warm up the ban hammer for tarbar
[13:19] <TarBar> Sorry, Thought it might be annoying posting it again, but i will.
[13:19] <TarBar> No need for that Ryder5.
[13:19] <Sarthor> Knirgh, when i plug the both cables in the computer, connected to the modem.. pinging to modems start lossess.. and then slow browsing
[13:19] <jrib> TarBar: better to post again (after waiting a bit) since most people won't bother to search the scrollback for your question :)
[13:19] <Ryder5> lololololololol
[13:20]  * jrib is tempted to kick Ryder5
[13:20] <Ryder5> ow well off to #wine
[13:20] <alex1> anyone know tools for modfing ubuntu look ?
[13:20] <Ryder5> o no please, im on yourside
[13:20] <jrib> Ryder5: I'm just playing around
[13:20] <jrib> !themes | alex1
[13:20] <alex1> jrib: dont mean themes :P
[13:20] <bayani> mabuhay
[13:20] <Ryder5> :whipes sweat of face:
[13:20] <TarBar> I can't update ubuntu or open synaptic. Sudo isn't working and when i go into terminal type sudo it says sudo: must be setuid root.
[13:21] <jrib> alex1: then tell us what you do mean
[13:21] <Pessoa> help - my network manager's playing up since update!!!
[13:21] <AJNpa80> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1127051
[13:21] <Marfi> ...is 9.04 releasing today? The update counter is "comming soon" which only happens on release day
[13:21] <alex1> jrib: resp. how to make my own theme :)
[13:21] <jrib> TarBar: you've recently run some recursive chmod command haven't you?
[13:21] <bayani> is there any way i can delete my panel?
[13:21] <jrib> alex1: there's a tutorial at art.gnome.org
[13:21] <TarBar> Nope I deleted /usr and recovered it lol
[13:21] <jrib> bayani: don't start it?
[13:21] <jrib> TarBar: how did you recover it?
[13:21] <bayani> jrib, how?
[13:21] <Knirgh> bayani: right click and hit "Remove panel"
[13:21] <Marfi> TarBar: ...what?
[13:21] <TarBar> It went into trash jrib, I moved it back into /usr
[13:22] <bayani> the "rmove Panel" option is disabled, Knirgh
[13:22] <bayani> the "Remove Panel" option is disabled, Knirgh
[13:22] <jedi06> how do you find what your hard disk controller is
[13:22] <Knirgh> bayani: type "groups" in terminal and paste results
[13:23] <pkp9774> I've setup my own apt repository and compiled my own php (with updated mysql) debian packages and added them to the repo.  Is there any way with aptitude to tell it to use those packages rather than the ones that come with ubuntu?  Is there a more appropriate channel for these questions?  Thanks
[13:23] <jrib> TarBar: maybe a bug that the permissions got messed up.  Anyway there's likely to be more problems.  You should setuid the /usr/bin/sudo, but there may be other things with improper permissions that you need to take care of somehow
[13:23] <bayani> k
[13:23] <jedi06> is there a way to find out what my hard disk controller is
[13:23] <jrib> pkp9774: increment the version and append a suffix like ~pkp to it
[13:23] <wers> where can I find gwibber's config files?
[13:23] <TarBar> jrib: how do i set the uid?
[13:23] <koshari> jedi06 lspci ?
[13:23] <pkp9774> jrib: Would I do that prior to compile in the ~/debian/rules file?
[13:24] <jrib> pkp9774: yeah
[13:24] <bayani> adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare
[13:24] <pkp9774> jrib: cool, thanks
[13:24] <jrib> pkp9774: dch -i for incrementing
[13:24] <jrib> TarBar: chmod u+s FILE
[13:24] <bayani> adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare, Knirgh
[13:25] <TarBar> so chmod u+s /usr/bin/sudo? sorry I'm not very good..
[13:25] <jrib> pkp9774: the other way is to pin your packages but this way when there's a new version from ubuntu, you'll know about it (apt will ask to upgrade to that) and you can rebuild it with your changes again
[13:25] <jrib> TarBar: right.  But you are going to have to do that from recovery mode
[13:25] <Knirgh> bayani: no idea, try go into panel preferences and find for a unlock button
[13:26] <TarBar> Ah
[13:26] <TarBar> jrib, It won't work doing it from the ctrl alt f1 thing?
[13:26] <bayani> no luck
[13:27] <jrib> TarBar: correct, that will not work
[13:27] <mynameistux> where do I find the webpage with all the torrent files for jaunty beta?
[13:27] <jrib> !jaunty | mynameistux
[13:27] <alex1> anyone know how i can modify this icon (change it for my own) -> http://obrazok.eu/files/1tki8ib6nohiwu9rlang.jpg
[13:28] <mynameistux> that doesn't tell me where the webpage is
[13:28] <pkp9774> Hey jrib, so I've used dch -i to add my comment, do I still need to modify the package name in ~/debian/rules?
[13:28] <Morclye> How can I make Amarok my default choice for media player for keyboard shortcut?
[13:28] <jrib> mynameistux: it tells you that you are in the wrong channel however :)
[13:28] <Pici> mynameistux: But it does say that discussion belongs in #ubuntu+1
[13:28] <cow_> hiii
[13:28] <jrib> pkp9774: append ~pkp to the version
[13:28] <mynameistux> oh, ok
[13:28] <X-TaZ> Hi there. I'm looking for a Font server ( running Ubuntu 8.10 ) . Witch one could I use ?
[13:28] <jrib> pkp9774: or whatever you want
[13:28] <pkp9774> still, ok, ty
[13:28] <Sarthor> Hi, problem in bonding, losses in pinging modems, i followed the howto here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBonding , my /etc/network/interfaces is here, http://pastebin.com/m6cf17e95
[13:29] <jrib> pkp9774: it's in the same file you just edited
[13:29] <pkp9774> wasn't sure if the dch -i did something like that for me
[13:29] <alex1> anyone know how i can modify this icon (change it for my own) -> http://obrazok.eu/files/1tki8ib6nohiwu9rlang.jpg
[13:29] <alleykat> mynameistux, in Google search "filetype:torrent jaunty beta"
[13:30] <recon69> I'm having problems sharing a folder between a 8.04 machine and a 8.10 machine. I dont seem to be able to change the permission on the forder i want to share ( it's a fat32 partition). any suggestions?
[13:30] <TarBar> Jrib: How do i access the command line thingy from recovery mode?
[13:30] <jrib> alex1: that's the distributor-logo in your icon theme iirc (that's all i know but it should be enough for you to google)
[13:30] <TarBar> All it brings up is a GUI
[13:30] <alex1> jrib: thanks
[13:30] <jrib> TarBar: you want a "root shell" when you go to recovery mode.  Or see if you can just use a terminal in the gui
[13:30] <mrwes> Beta Release Updates don't show in the update manager?
[13:31] <TarBar> When I go onto root shell it wants me to enter the root pass or press control D
[13:31] <jrib> mrwes: not by default
[13:31] <davi> I have a ATI Radeon  "POWERCOLOR HD4650 512MB DDR2".  What driver is recommended?
[13:31] <mrwes> jrib, how do I enable that?
[13:31] <jrib> TarBar: then enter your root pass.  You must have set one as that isn't default behavior
[13:31] <jrib> mrwes: #ubuntu+1
[13:31] <mrwes> sigh
[13:31] <TarBar> Hmm
[13:31] <aLeSD> how can I run a correct chroot to change the root dir ?
[13:31] <TarBar> I don't think i ever set a root password, Just for the account i'm on now.
[13:32] <aLeSD> I mean chroot /mnt/tmp /bin/bash isn't enough ?
[13:32] <recon69> TarBar: you could use a liveCD to boot and get access to the HDD, but you sort of stuck if you forgotten you root password
[13:32] <pkp9774> jrib: I'm wanting to build php 5.2.4 w/ a newer MySQL 5.1.33 Enterprise plugin but I'm not seeing the php5-mysql string in rules, where would that be?
[13:32] <jrib> TarBar: then you'll need to use a live cd.  You should read ubottu's link on how to lock the root account again after you've fixed sudo
[13:32] <TarBar> Ah shit
[13:32] <jrib> !root > TarBar
[13:32] <jrib> pkp9774: don't know
[13:33] <TarBar> Oh
[13:33] <TarBar> I never knew..
[13:33] <TarBar> Lol
[13:33] <Locum> hi , i need help with syntek 1135 webcam
[13:34] <topsyandpip56> Hello all, Im sure some of you know I use Xubuntu on my old Packard bell with Wubi...
[13:34] <alleykat> ehh jrib could you send me that info too? Or can I just do it myself...
[13:34] <jrib> alleykat: what info?
[13:34] <alleykat> cause I don't think I ever set a root pass either
[13:34] <recon69> ﻿ I'm having problems sharing a folder between a 8.04 machine and a 8.10 machine. I dont seem to be able to change the permission on the folder i want to share ( it's a fat32 partition). any suggestions?
[13:34] <TarBar> jrib: so the password IS sudo
[13:34] <jrib> alleykat: you're not supposed to
[13:34] <jrib> TarBar: eh?
[13:34] <alleykat> o...k
[13:34] <Marfi> recon69: have you set samba up?
 wants you to know: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password
[13:35] <Sarthor> Hi, problem in bonding, losses in pinging modems, i followed the howto here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBonding , my /etc/network/interfaces is here, http://pastebin.com/m6cf17e95
[13:35] <topsyandpip56> I was considering putting Ubuntu on my games PC with Wubi, so I can get Compiz on there, Is there anything I should be aware of?
[13:35] <jrib> alleykat: the info I sent TarBar was how to *unset* one
[13:35] <TarBar> Oh
[13:35] <Marfi> topsyandpip56: why not do a native install?
[13:36] <topsyandpip56> Bad experience with partitioning once.
[13:36] <Marfi> topsyandpip56: which release?
[13:36] <alex1> !UbuntuStudio
[13:36] <Kimi> HI !
[13:36] <marie_blubb> hi, i installed ubuntu but there is no bar at the bottom of the front page. if i minnimize e.g. firefox i cannot open it again as the bar is missing. how do I cange it (its not the resolution I checked that)
[13:36] <topsyandpip56> Im gonna be putting on 9.04 when it comes out
[13:36] <Kimi> what is the equal software to ACDSe of windows ?
[13:37] <alex1> marie_blubb: compiz problem ?
[13:37] <TarBar> jrib: I can't use the sudo command to access the root account.
[13:37] <jrib> TarBar: I know
[13:37] <ziroday> marie_blubb: press F11 twice, does that fix it?
[13:37] <TarBar> It gives the same setuid error.
[13:37] <TarBar> Ah.
[13:37] <Marfi> topsyandpip56: They have done a wonderful job with getting the partitioning work. I haven't had a problem with the last 3 releases
[13:37] <jrib> TarBar: then you'll need to use a live cd.  You should read ubottu's link on how to lock the root account again after you've fixed sudo
[13:37] <recon69> Marfi: strange, removing the share as root and adding it again as myself seem to work. I'll try again :)
[13:37] <TarBar> I used wubi :S
[13:37] <topsyandpip56> The bad experience was with Mac OS X Leopard
[13:38] <Marfi> recon69: try not to do it as root. if you just installed samba, then it needs to be rebooted
[13:38] <topsyandpip56> I wouldnt be so cautious if the livecd still had GParted with it
[13:38] <Marfi> topsyandpip56: Would it be an NTFS partition or HFS+ that you would be moving?
[13:38] <jrib> TarBar: ugh... Okay.  At the grub menu, hit 'e' and append "init=/bin/bash" to the kernel line
[13:38] <topsyandpip56> A NTFS
[13:38] <ziroday> topsyandpip56: the livecd has both of those :)
[13:38] <topsyandpip56> I coulnt find GParted on there
[13:38] <Guest35372> hello
[13:39] <topsyandpip56> Thankfully I have a GParted Live CD
[13:39] <ziroday> topsyandpip56: ntfs support and gparted that is. Take a look under System > Admin > Partition Editor
[13:39] <marie_blubb> ziroday>	no F11 doesnt solve it alex1 what is compiz? i also changed the specifications at the screen....
[13:39] <Marfi> topsyandpip56: HFS+ is a pain in the rectum to work with in Linux. (I have to do data recovery with a drive) but the NTFS support is by far more supperior
[13:39] <ziroday> marie_blubb: wait, only firefox covers the panels?
[13:39] <TarBar> jrib: grub menu is the menu where you select what you want to boot up right?
[13:39] <Marfi> topsyandpip56: A ubuntu live disk has become my data recovery disk of choice
[13:39] <jrib> TarBar: yes
[13:39] <topsyandpip56> Right, well, I need to back up first.
[13:40] <Morclye> Is using this command the best way to make Amarok launch instead of Rhythmbox as default player for my media hotkey? "sudo ln -s /usr/bin/amarok /usr/local/bin/rhythmbox"
[13:40] <TarBar> Ok
[13:40] <TarBar> And after that i use the u+s command?
[13:40] <Marfi> topsyandpip56: I'm not saying that you need to do that. I'm just saying that NTFS support for partitioning is better than something like partition magic
[13:40] <jrib> Morclye: doesn't System -> Preferences -> Preferred Applications -> Multimedia work?
[13:40] <ziroday> Morclye: not really, then you won't be able to open rhythmbox again unless you remove the symlink or put the rhythmbox file somewhere else
[13:41] <jrib> TarBar: sure.
[13:41] <TarBar> Sorry i'm a bit confused.
[13:41] <marie_blubb> ziroday no, all proframms I minnimise go down somewhere but if i click alt and Tab at the same time you can see that they are still there. I want to have a bar where all the programms I minimize can be seen
[13:41] <Marfi> topsyandpip56: and the last few installs I have done, I didn't have any problems w/ it
[13:41] <topsyandpip56> Okay
[13:41] <TarBar> I do that command, then boot up into recovery mood and press on root user?
[13:41] <ziroday> marie_blubb: can or can't?
[13:41] <topsyandpip56> I would still feel more comfortable using Wubi
[13:41] <jrib> TarBar: you edit the grub entry, then you'll get a prompt to enter the chmod command
[13:41] <zorix> Hi. SATAN
[13:41] <zorix> SUCK MY DICK
[13:41] <Morclye> jrib: That's fantastic, just the thing I was looking for :) Thank you for helping out newbie
[13:41] <zorix> LMAO
[13:41] <zorix> LAMERS
[13:41] <FloodBot3> zorix: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:41] <zorix> HACKERS
[13:41] <TarBar> ok
[13:42] <oshua86> does anyone know the IRC channel for evolutionmail if there is one?
[13:42] <Marfi> topsyandpip56: then use it. That's what wubi is for. =)
[13:42] <zorix> IM A HACKER
[13:42] <zorix> LAMERS
[13:42] <zorix> HAX0R
[13:42] <zorix> HAHAHAHA
[13:42] <FloodBot3> zorix: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:42] <jrib> zorix: are you going to stop?
[13:42] <Morclye> ziroday: Good to know and I'm glad that was not the first thing I tried. Thank you too
[13:42] <Marfi> sudo rm -r zorix/*
[13:42] <TarBar> Thanks jrib, BRB.
[13:42] <zorix> ok
[13:42] <zorix> thx
[13:42] <zorix> ill stop
[13:42] <zorix> anyone wanna chat
[13:42] <martinkoelewijn> marie_blubb: right click on top panel (you have that one?) and click add panel; or if you have down panel right click; add to panel > window list
[13:42] <marie_blubb> ziroday I'm a beginner, so I'd love to have such a bar which is standard I think. I had a kde desktop so I changed to ubuntu and now there is no bar anymore
[13:43] <topsyandpip56> It was SO EASY putting Xubuntu on my old Win98 PC with Wubi
[13:43] <zorix> anyone wanna chat
[13:43] <zorix> anyone wanna chat
[13:43] <FloodBot3> zorix: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:43] <jrib> zorix: this channel is only for ubuntu support.  Stop spamming
[13:43] <XB23> in tar i can do tar --strip-components=1 -xvf  is there an equivelant for a zip file?
[13:43] <zorix> die
[13:43] <Marfi> zorix: If you are really a hacker, heres my IP: 127.0.0.1
[13:43] <zorix> die
[13:43] <zorix> die
[13:43] <Marfi> go to town
[13:43] <zorix> die
[13:43] <FloodBot3> zorix: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:43] <marie_blubb> martinkoelewijn i dont habe a top bar :(
[13:43] <ziroday> marie_blubb: okay, is gnome-panel running?
[13:44] <topsyandpip56> It wouldnt matter if he was a hacker, Im safe on My MacBook right now, and most others are on Ubuntu
[13:44] <oshua86> zorix, lol there is no place like home 127.0.0.1
[13:44] <oshua86> so anyone good with evolution mail and exchange or know the IRC channel for it plz
[13:45] <topsyandpip56> Hey everyone, here is Zorix's IP: 84.29.202.214
[13:45] <jrib> topsyandpip56: please don't do that
[13:45] <Klau3> hi
[13:45] <marie_blubb> ziroday hm how do I check that. I just started the pc after I enered    	
[13:45] <topsyandpip56> Eeek, okay
[13:45] <marie_blubb> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install xfce4
[13:45] <ziroday> marie_blubb: err are you running gnome or xfce?
[13:46] <marie_blubb> ziroday ah I run xfce
[13:46] <Klau3> I got a small question, when I tipe "ps" I only see to processes. What do I worng?
[13:46] <Klau3> i want so see them all
[13:46] <jrib> Klau3: try 'ps -ef'
[13:46] <ziroday> marie_blubb: okay, why don't you do sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop that will install all the stuff you need
[13:47] <Klau3> thX
[13:47] <Locum> hi , i need help with syntek 1135 webcam
[13:47] <Sarthor_>  Hi, problem in bonding, losses in pinging modems, i followed the howto here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBonding , my /etc/network/interfaces is here,  http://pastebin.com/m1d415e2f
[13:47] <BobSapp> I need some help converting a music album from flac to mp3
[13:47] <Kimi> i need any alternate to "ACDSEE"
[13:48] <ziroday> BobSapp: tried sound-converter?
[13:48] <remoteCTR1> if uname -a returns i686 is that a 64 or a 32 bit os?
[13:48] <topsyandpip56> Who knows what GoBuntu is?
[13:48] <Pici> remoteCTR1: 32bit
[13:48] <remoteCTR1> Pici: thanks
[13:48] <marie_blubb> ziroday ok thanks. I try that and then I come back. thanks.
[13:48] <topsyandpip56> I 've never had a clue
[13:48] <TarBar> Jrib, I went into it pressed e added a new line init=/bin/bash pressed b and no luck.
[13:49] <jrib> TarBar: don't add a new line, append it to the end of your kernel line
[13:49] <TarBar> AH
[13:49] <wers> icons on menus just got lost. i dont know why. probably a bug. i found before on gnome library how to fix this but i dont remember how to
[13:49] <unitedpotsmokers> hello guys, i reinstall ubuntu at my laptop just now. i run update & install them. how to save all update items and save it to cd and next time  if i format hard drive i can install update using cd?
[13:49] <TarBar> There were 3 lines there
[13:49] <ziroday> !aptoncd | unitedpotsmokers
[13:49] <TarBar> the first one was root disks and i forget the other two.
[13:49] <BobSapp> ziroday: nope ill try that thansk
[13:49] <ziroday> ubottu dead?
[13:49] <ikonia> it's back
[13:50] <jrib> TarBar: the one that starts with "kernel"
[13:50] <TarBar> ok
[13:50] <TarBar> Lol
[13:50] <TarBar> Is there a space between the kernel command and init=.. or not?
[13:50] <topsyandpip56> A side note, I was trying to install Ubuntu on a friends PC the other day, but everytime to try Install Ubuntu or Live, it takes ages with the bootscreen then comes up with something called LiveBox
[13:50] <topsyandpip56> I thought it was because he had a IDE hard drive
[13:51] <wers> icons on gnome's menus are lost. how do i get them back?
[13:51] <sarthor>  Hi, problem in bonding, losses in pinging modems, i followed the howto here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBonding , my /etc/network/interfaces is here,  http://pastebin.com/m1d415e2f
[13:52] <Kimi> is there any alternate to ACDSE ? my frnd's computer, i installed ubuntu today.... he is a great acdse fan.... he wants a alternate to it.....
[13:52] <TarBar> jrib, Is there a space between the kernel command and init=.. or no?
[13:52] <bc08> #bandung
[13:52] <jrib> TarBar: add it to the end of the line and precede it by a space
[13:53] <TarBar> Ok
[13:53] <TarBar> I will try again.
[13:53] <Marfi>  Kimi fspot?
[13:53] <Pessoa> can anyone help with my network manager?
[13:53] <topsyandpip56> !bans
[13:53] <alleykat> Kimi, or gThumb or digikam or gwenview
[13:53] <Pessoa> mobile network
[13:54] <topsyandpip56> !wubi
[13:54] <topsyandpip56> !Unetbootin
[13:54] <topsyandpip56> !lupin
[13:54] <lirvan> !wubi
[13:54] <topsyandpip56> !Lubi
[13:55] <Pessoa> !network mangager
[13:55] <topsyandpip56> !jaunty
[13:55] <lirvan> i am only a bot lol
[13:55] <Morclye> Any idea why trying to access Shoutcast streams with Amarok 1.4.10 gives "Internal error in server http://www.shoutcast.com/sbin/newxml.phtml" and how to fix this?
[13:55] <topsyandpip56> I cant wait for jaunty!
[13:56] <lirvan> whats jaunty
[13:56] <topsyandpip56> !jaunty
[13:56] <Hassanakevazir> Kimi, Comix is also really good if you need a slide show of a number of pictures. but it doesn't have any browsing mode
[13:56] <andreas> hy.................
[13:56] <alleykat> next ubuntu version - works great here
[13:56] <topsyandpip56> !why life rules
[13:56] <Pessoa> jaunty is ok but I had problem with multiple occurences of file manager
[13:56] <andreas> #pontianak
[13:57] <lirvan> is ubuntu really that good
[13:57] <topsyandpip56> Pessoa: SAME! With VMware Tools!
[13:57] <Pessoa> they just kept coming up on taskbar
[13:57] <Hassanakevazir> !ubottu > Hassanakevazir
[13:57] <Pessoa> I used live cd
[13:57] <vvk-> is it possible to change Gnome default terminal's settings so that I don't have to do ctrl-click to open urls? I'd like them to open just by clicking...
[13:57] <topsyandpip56> Hopefully that will be fixed
[13:57] <Roland123> i have a problem accessing serial ports inside my c++ program... the class which i wrote works, at least it did til yesterday, the program is unable to read and write to the port. but minicom is able to read/write
[13:57] <topsyandpip56> lirvan: If you dont like ubuntu what are you doing here?
[13:58] <topsyandpip56> lirvan is a Windows user aswell.
[13:58] <topsyandpip56> I can tell..... Client Info: mIRC (A Windows App)
[13:59] <Pici> !ot
[13:59] <remoteCTR1> how do i change the keymap for the ttys? and the login screen?
[13:59] <Klau3> again to 'ps' cmd, I cant find the programms that im runnig (firefox). Second question which is the PID when i tip 'ps -ef' ?
[14:00] <disappearedng> can someone give me a really simple paint program ( not gimp ) , more like ms paint?
[14:00] <topsyandpip56> I was tricked with a rm command once
[14:00] <jrib> Klau3: ps -ef | grep firefox
[14:00] <topsyandpip56> How silly of me
[14:00] <jrib> Klau3: the pid should be the second column, try: ps -ef | head
[14:01] <Pessoa> !ANY1?
[14:01] <topsyandpip56> !myself
[14:01] <topsyandpip56> LOL
[14:01] <Kimi> Marfi, alleykat, Hassanakevazir thanks !
[14:01] <disappearedng> can someone give me a really simple paint program ( not gimp ) , more like ms paint?
[14:02] <topsyandpip56> Use wine and download mspaint
[14:02] <TarBar> Urgh
[14:02] <TarBar> I'm getting the same error.
[14:02] <Klau3> k I try to kill now the process - when it works all is fine
[14:02] <topsyandpip56> In OSX I used to use Paintbrus
[14:02] <cambazz> hello. how do I update my apt-get repository?
[14:02] <topsyandpip56> *Paintbrush
[14:02] <BobSapp> lol
[14:02] <Hassanakevazir> disappearedng, tuxpaint
[14:02] <topsyandpip56> !ubuntu
[14:02] <Klau3> ok it worked
[14:02] <Klau3> :)
[14:02] <topsyandpip56> !_ubuntu
[14:02] <jrib> TarBar: what error...?
[14:03] <Klau3> thX
[14:03] <topsyandpip56> Darn
[14:03] <BobSapp> use gimp its better than everything ever
[14:03] <TarBar> The same setuid one
[14:03] <jrib> TarBar: did you run the chmod command yet?
[14:03] <TarBar> Yes
[14:03] <Klau3> have just to learn how to use linux right :)
[14:03] <topsyandpip56> I was hoping it would say I dont know anything about Ubuntu
[14:03] <jrib> TarBar: did you verify the permissions changed?
[14:03] <cambazz> hello. what is the "emerge sync" equivalent in apt-get
[14:03] <TarBar> Well
[14:03] <bazhang> topsyandpip56, please /msg ubottu
[14:03] <TarBar> Yes
[14:03] <TarBar> i typed sudo..
[14:03] <TarBar> it gave the error.
[14:03] <FloodBot3> TarBar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:04] <jrib> TarBar: you aren't making sense
[14:04] <TarBar> Sorry.
[14:04] <topsyandpip56> Im only messing
[14:04] <Hassanakevazir> disappearedng, ah , nvm that, Just looked it up , tuxpaint was not the program I used before, must have forgotten its name
[14:04] <jrib> TarBar: anyway, after you run the chmod command, you should have verified the permissions changed (I should have told you).  If they didn't then you probably have to « mount / -o remount,rw » first and run the chmod again
[14:04] <bazhang> topsyandpip56, this is not the chat channel; for chat visit #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:05] <moussaoui> hi
[14:05] <moussaoui> i have prb of firefox 3.0.8
[14:05] <TarBar> Where do i remount it?
[14:05] <disappearedng> Hassanakevazir: Lol that's the best help I have ever gotten in IRC
[14:05] <Pessoa> !superubuntu
[14:05] <TarBar> in terminal?
[14:05] <jrib> TarBar: same place you typed chmod
[14:05] <TarBar> ok
[14:06] <moussaoui> help me plz
[14:06] <Pessoa> is superubuntu safe?
[14:06] <Pessoa> is superubuntu safe to use?
[14:06] <jrib> Pessoa: no idea what superubuntu is.  I'd stick to the official ubuntu personally
[14:06] <bazhang> Pessoa, no idea, its not supported here
[14:06] <TarBar> mount / -o remount,rw [ENTER] chmod u+s usr/bin/sudo [ENTER] ( Is there a special way to verify it?)
[14:06] <definitely> Hey All, why Ubuntu 9.04 RC is not released ? :)
[14:06] <Pessoa> it includes mp3 codecs
[14:07] <Pessoa> definitely: only on 23rd I think
[14:07] <Pessoa> :p
[14:07] <cambazz> hey guys, I need to upgrade my openssh-server package, but I can not do it
[14:07] <Pessoa> I have alpha
[14:07] <definitely> In released schedule it's written
[14:07] <definitely> 16 th of April
[14:07] <cambazz> I am not on 8.10, but a lower version
[14:07] <Pessoa> :o
[14:07] <jrib> cambazz: be more specific
[14:07] <definitely> After 7 days full version will be released.
[14:07] <Pessoa> I look forward to it
[14:07] <jrib> !jaunty | definitely
[14:07] <cambazz> jrip: I need openssh version 3.9 or later
[14:07] <moussaoui> bcbcb
[14:08] <Hassanakevazir> cambazz, what version you on?
[14:08] <cambazz> jrib: pardon: I need 4.9 or later, I got 4.7
[14:08] <Hassanakevazir> cambazz, ubuntu version I mean
[14:08] <definitely> jrib: But in website that counter saying different hmm
[14:08] <jrib> definitely: #ubuntu+1
[14:08] <cambazz> Hassanakevazir: well, it is not my server, and I am accessing remotely, so how can I figure it out?
[14:08] <moussaoui> j'ai un prb sur firfox 3.0.8
[14:09] <cheleo> is the rc to be released today?
[14:09] <don333> cambazz: enter "uname -a"
[14:09] <cambazz> Hassanakevazir: oh well, it is 8.04
[14:09] <moussaoui> firefox redemarre chaque fois
[14:09] <cambazz> don333: uname -a, wont return the dist version, but /etc/issues has it
[14:10] <mgolisch> or lsb_release -a
[14:10] <don333> cambazz: if the software you want is newer than the latest in the repositories, you can try finding the latest binary on getdeb.net for example
[14:10] <don333> or you'll have to compile the latest from sources
[14:11] <cambazz> don333: oh. well the thing is, on 8.10 ubuntu, that package exists
[14:11] <cambazz> it is just that, i can not upgrade it on ubuntu 8.04
[14:11] <stjepan> hi, how can I remap my two extra mouse buttons to be used as middle button?
[14:11] <don333> you *may* have luck using the package from 8.10
[14:11] <stjepan> atm they're forward/back buttons
[14:12] <QuantumX> 1234
[14:12] <Mal3ko> how to check partttion contents?
[14:12] <topsyandpip56> Okay, major bug in Ubuntu 9.04 Beta just then
[14:13] <alex1> Mal3ko: gparted ? -_-
[14:13] <cambazz> well, can I do an apt-get update
[14:13] <Mal3ko> alex1: terminal console :)
[14:13] <topsyandpip56> 64-bit, It booted saying X-server wasnt working, then I did some things to get it to work again, then in loaded up in low graphics mode
[14:13] <Mal3ko> i did fdisk -l and now i want to check what's in each partition
[14:13] <alex1> Mal3ko: what means partition contnent  ?
[14:13] <alex1> Mal3ko: ah ok
[14:13] <don333> cambazz: that won't do the trick, updating won't pump the major version of the soft
[14:14] <Mal3ko> any idea?
[14:14] <don333> it'll just update to the newest patch of 4.7x
[14:14] <Marfi> What is the best way to hid whois on freenode?
[14:14] <Boohbah> Marfi: with a cloak
[14:14] <Boohbah> Marfi: ask in #freenode
[14:15] <TarBar> jrib: I did as you advised just then but I'm still getting the same error.
[14:15] <topsyandpip56> Yeah Ronzo
[14:15] <Marfi> ty Boohbah
[14:15] <jrib> TarBar: show me the output of your commands on a pastebin and include « ls -ld /usr/bin/sudo »
[14:15] <topsyandpip56> !!
[14:15] <recon69> god, thought file sharing was easy in ubuntu gaaa. on computer can see the network, the other sees nothign
[14:15] <cambazz> well is there anyway to upgrade 8.04TLS to 8.1TLS
[14:15] <TarBar> Ok
[14:16] <topsyandpip56> !vmware
[14:16] <Kimi> !upgrade
[14:16] <jrib> cambazz: it's LTS and 8.10 isn't LTS
[14:16] <jrib> cambazz: you can of course upgrade from 8.04 LTS to 8.10
[14:16] <recon69> get "failed to retrieve share lite from server" ?
[14:16] <recon69> *lite/list
[14:16] <topsyandpip56> !virtualbox
[14:17] <kapryk> s
[14:17] <topsyandpip56> !non-free
[14:17] <topsyandpip56> !Gutsy
[14:17] <bazhang> topsyandpip56, please stop that
[14:17] <topsyandpip56> fine
[14:19] <Ymsetjenesta> Need some help with HAL and DBUS in Gnome
[14:19] <don333> topsyandpip56: if you want to talk with ubottu, use "/msg ubottu <message>" to use private chat
[14:19] <recon69> gah, damn firewall :)
[14:19] <TarBar> jrib: http://pastebin.com/d29eb0d39
[14:20] <jrib> TarBar: show me the output of your commands (including your commands) on a pastebin and include « ls -ld /usr/bin/sudo »
[14:20] <frederick85> anybody know a program to convert flv to mp3
[14:20] <jrib> TarBar: anyway those permissions are all messed up
[14:21] <TarBar> That is the output of the command - Changing file ownership: read only file system.
[14:22] <TarBar> Or do you need the exact one?.
[14:23] <recon69> now i get a "Unable to mount location" "Failed to mount Windows Share" when i try open a shared "mp3" folder that is on a fat32 drive, but can open shared folders that are on my ext3 drive!!!!
[14:23] <itai_michaelson> hi, can i restore grub with the alternated cd?
[14:23] <jrib> TarBar: I need you to show me what you are doing
[14:23] <TarBar> OK
[14:23] <jrib> TarBar: that means you need to include everything including the commands you run
[14:23] <TarBar> K, Brb.
[14:24] <itai_michaelson> restore grub from alternate cd
[14:25] <recon69> anyone, anything special about sharing a fat32 drive?
[14:25] <kyleN> njpatel: ping
[14:25] <frostburn> itai_michaelson, you can install grub from a live cd, and edit the menu.lst but what's the issue you're seeing?
[14:25] <njpatel> kyleN: pong
[14:25] <njpatel> kyleN: just got your mail
[14:25] <kyleN> njpatel: wrong room ;)
[14:26] <njpatel> kyleN: true :)
[14:26] <itai_michaelson> frostburn, my issue is that i only have an alternate cd (dualboot, windows overwritten mbr..)
[14:27] <paindep> Hello everyone, is someone there who knows how to install libxml2 library on Moxa devices ?
[14:27] <frostburn> itai_michaelson, yes, you can use the live cd https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[14:28] <Ymsetjenesta> No new media devices were found. If you feel this is an error, ensure that the DBUS and HAL daemons are running and KDE was built with support for them. You can test this by running "dcop kded mediamanager fullList" in a Konsole window.
[14:29] <erUSUL> !fat32 | recon69
[14:29] <topsyandpip56> Yeah, Im gonna backup then Im gonna get Wubi
[14:29] <topsyandpip56> Actually, would Ubuntu run okay on theese specs:
[14:29] <Except> Hi Everyone.
[14:29] <paindep> hi.
[14:30] <Except> I have a problem mounting NTFS drives. Can someone help me?
[14:30] <topsyandpip56> 1GIG Ram, Nvidia GeForce 7600GS 256mb video ram, 300gb hard drive.
[14:30] <itai_michaelson> frostburn, thanks
[14:30] <paindep> What's your problem ?
[14:30] <thiebaude> topsyandpip56: yes
[14:30] <topsyandpip56> -And Intel Celeron D 330
[14:30] <topsyandpip56> If so, with compiz?
[14:31] <recon69> erUSUL: does that mean i have to add a entry into fstab for the drive instead of just selecting mount from the Places menu?
[14:31] <thiebaude> topsyandpip56: you shouldn't have no problem running compiz
[14:31] <topsyandpip56> Yay, thanks!
[14:31] <eugen> hey, how do you install compiz in kubuntu?
[14:31] <eugen> software manager?
[14:31] <ttwj> lol
[14:31] <topsyandpip56> I love the cube effect, and the beam out on windows
[14:31] <erUSUL> recon69: you can do whatever you find ore convenient for you
[14:31] <ttwj> eugen, sudo apt-get install compiz
[14:31] <topsyandpip56> (not the OS, open Windows)
[14:32] <eugen> ttwj: do i need to install xgl too?
[14:32] <thiebaude> topsyandpip56: compiz is awesome, but i cant run it because of my specs
[14:32] <topsyandpip56> Why what are your specs?
[14:32] <kitche> eugen: umm xgl has been dead for a few years now think last year was the final knife
[14:32] <TarBar> jrib: http://pastebin.com/d7a67ae9c
[14:33] <zionpsyfer> Morning all.  I've got /home on a separate partition, it mounts fine but I can't execute anything on it.  fstab and mount spews are @ http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/152087/
[14:33] <ttwj> eugen, yes
[14:33] <eugen> oh, so what replaced it?
[14:33] <jrib> TarBar: run the mount command before you chmod
[14:33] <topsyandpip56> Heh, not morning in England
[14:33] <TarBar> ah
[14:33] <topsyandpip56> Its the afternoon
[14:33] <topsyandpip56> 02:33
[14:33] <topsyandpip56> pm
[14:33] <TarBar> Ubuntu is gonna kick me out soon for that 37 mount's without check thing so if i"m not back in a while you know where.. BRB
[14:33] <kitche> eugen: umm Xorg replaced it since you know Xorg has AIGLX
[14:33] <zionpsyfer> topsyandpip56: That much closer to friday for you eh?  ;)
[14:34] <Except> I have a problem mounting NTFS drives. Can someone help me? I have some odd mounts that I don't understand.
[14:34] <topsyandpip56> Yeah :-(
[14:34] <topsyandpip56> My holiday ends on Tuesday next week
[14:35] <abel> hi, I'm trying to connect to a local area network. After not managing with a live cd on multiple desktop computers, I brought in my laptop with Ubuntu 8.10 installed which connects fine to the internet at home. However, over here it doesn't connect to the internet, it doesn't ping and the routing table is empty. Using a different operating system, the network connections works. After editing /etc/network/interfaces, the networking indicates I'm
[14:35] <abel> connected, but still I can't even ping.
[14:35] <zionpsyfer> Eh by then you'll be bored and ready to go back.
[14:35] <eugen> kitche: didn't know that...
[14:36] <sandstrom> I'm running libwmf (conversion of wmf to png) which at a specific stage uses display paramters to calculate image width/height. My server don't have a display, which casuses this library to crash. Is it possible to emulate the presence of a display?
[14:36] <topsyandpip56> I suppose
[14:36] <zionpsyfer> sandstrom: xvfb maybe?
[14:36] <eugen> kitche: I just switched from windows, what does AIGLX do anyway? is it some sort of graphics adpter on top of the video driver?
[14:37] <eugen> ok I did "sudo apt-get install compiz", now what?
[14:37] <recon69> now "sudo chown mec /media/DATA/mp3" does nothing!!
[14:37] <topsyandpip56> I used to use ndiswrapper - it was pants
[14:37] <eugen> do I need to install the steting manger?
[14:38] <zionpsyfer> Ubuntu seems to be ignoring mount options in fstab, anyone have an idea why?  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/152087/
[14:38] <linuxer> hi ;]
[14:38] <Kimi> when i open aptoncd and try to burn iso  it says make sure on /tmp and /media/krishna
[14:38] <Kimi> but i have space in /media/krishna
[14:38] <Kimi> what to do with /tmp ?
[14:38] <kitche> eugen: AIGLX is an addon for Xorg which is the graphical server
[14:38] <rralf_> Hi there!
[14:38] <Kimi> shall i delete the entire contents of /tmp ?
[14:39] <Kimi> rralf_, Hi
[14:39] <eugen> kitche: o ok so its installed an enabled by default?
[14:39] <rralf_> Are there still any sources for feisty fawn on the internet?
[14:39] <linuxer> tmp deleting auto after rebot
[14:39] <Except> I have a problem mounting NTFS drives. Can someone help me? I have some odd mounts that I don't understand.
[14:39] <Kimi> linuxer, but i have space in /media/krishna
[14:40] <linuxer> Kimi, u know, i have problems with burning iso too ;]
[14:40] <rralf_> Are there still any sources for feisty fawn on the internet?
[14:41] <TarBar> jrib, http://pastebin.com/m6f142b23
[14:41] <linuxer> In the morning i couldn't burn 9.04 iso - bad disc ;] but i tried other cds and i have same problem ;]
[14:41] <eugen> Kitche: I've isntalled compiz and the setting manger, how do I enable it now? (kubuntu)
[14:41] <ugliefrog> !them | ugliefrog
[14:42] <ugliefrog> !theme | ugliefrog
[14:42] <ttwj> !comiz
[14:42] <abel> running ifconfig on eth0, no ip is listed - is there some way to assign it manually?
[14:42] <ttwj> !compiz
[14:42] <ttwj> ah
[14:42] <kitche> eugen: well there is two ways I usually just do compiz --replace &&
[14:42] <ttwj> eugen, please look at the url above
[14:42] <linuxer> i havent got kubu ;] i have gnome ;]
[14:42] <ttwj> or go to their channel
[14:42] <magical> hi, I have 2 internet connections, wlan0 and ppp0- all my apps automatically seem to use wlan0, but I want one in particular to use ppp0, is there a way to force one app to use an interface whilst every other app uses another?
[14:42] <bla-bla> Need help configuring Munin on ubuntu
[14:43] <linuxer> btw do u have dsl net?
[14:43] <magical> some kind of wrapper or something?
[14:43] <linuxer> and tried to run it on 9.04?
[14:43] <Kimi> can anyone help me with APTONCd ?
[14:43] <TarBar> jrib: Get the link?
[14:43] <kitche> ttwj: hmm he's askign a pretty basic ubuntu question really not a compiz specific one since the command I gaver him can be used with other window managers as well
[14:43] <Kimi> my frnd who has no internet want them.... but i cant create an iso.... :( it says make sure /tmp and /media/krishna ........
[14:43] <eugen> whats the difference between compiz and compiz-custom (in System Settings->default programs->window manger)
[14:43] <linuxer> anybody used dsl net on 9.04?
[14:44] <Sebio> hello all
[14:44] <linuxer> hi ;
[14:44] <Sebio> when will jaunty RC ISOs be available?
[14:44] <jrib> TarBar: "None of that text i could see being typed in but It did" What does that mean?
[14:44] <TarBar> Well
[14:44] <TarBar> When i typed in the chmod
[14:44] <TarBar> after doing the mount
[14:44] <TarBar> I couldn't actually see it.
[14:45] <jrib> TarBar: what does « ls -ld /usr/bin/sudo » return?
[14:45] <linuxer> Sebio: countdown on ubuntu.com ;] 7 days to stable ;]
[14:45] <Sebio> no i wanna go release candidate today
[14:45] <Kimi> can some help with aptoncd ? i have enough space in /media/krishna and i dont know about /tmp but it says me to MAKE SURE.... hw do i make an iso now ?????
[14:45] <Sebio> but i wanna know when (hour)
[14:45] <noth> ISO is good in http://cdimage.ubuntu.com
[14:45] <jrib> Sebio: wrong channel
[14:45] <linuxer> Sebio: i found a looot of bugs ;]
[14:45] <TarBar> ---s--x--x 2 tarbar tarbar 115136 2009-02-17 12:17 /usr/bin/sudo
[14:45] <bla-bla> anyone successfully installed Munin on ubuntu?
[14:46] <psaikido> ff3 on ubuntu shows 950px as 5.4 centimetres less width than ff3 on xp.  what to google?
[14:46] <noth> what's Munin?
[14:46] <Kimi> Sebio #ubuntu+1 ???
[14:46] <Sebio> bugs schmugs, been using jaunty since alpha on a different laptop and it wasn't too bad, so today i wanna put jaunty on my new laptop, but i'm waiting for the ISO for the release candiate
[14:46] <jrib> TarBar: reboot, boot normall, what does it return then?
[14:46] <Sebio> kimo, u mean this is the wrong channel?
[14:46] <Sebio> kimi
[14:46] <TarBar> Huh?
[14:46] <TarBar> Type that into terminal?
[14:46] <bla-bla> its a monitoring tool - http://munin.projects.linpro.no/
[14:47] <jrib> TarBar: just reboot normally (ie not this init=blah stuff)
[14:47] <geek1> hey, I dont know if anyone knows the answer to this, but I have been trying to get Billix on a 700MB CD using Brasero, and it always says my CD does not have enough space. Any help?
[14:47] <hateball> !jaunty | Sebio
[14:47] <Kimi> Sebio sorry,. i think everyone send #ubuntu+1 when someone asks on jaunty
[14:47] <TarBar> Ok
[14:47] <TarBar> and do the ls command again?
[14:47] <TarBar> Ok i'l reboot.
[14:48] <hateball> Sebio: There's no difference if you use an alpha cd to install, and then upgrade tho. I can understand if you're on limited bandwidth however.
[14:48] <Morclye> Is it normal that every software installation using apt-get in terminal ends with "ldconfig deferred processing now taking place" before returning to ~ ?
[14:48] <Kharn1> re
[14:48] <Kimi> or can someone tell me where the downloaded files from synpantic get saved.... i will atleast copy them ?
[14:48] <Cicada> I'm trying to get my Tmobile wing working for disk access in Ubuntu, where do I start?
[14:48] <artpoetryfiction> Anyone know how to call the Nvidia X server tool with Admin rights?   ... sudo ....
[14:48] <Cicada> I could'nt find anything with Google
[14:48] <zionpsyfer> Ubuntu seems to be ignoring mount options in fstab, anyone have an idea why?  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/152087/
[14:49] <psaikido> any web developers know how to get widths and font-sizes to look the same across linux + windows?
[14:49] <Wazle> i do have problem with my netbook, it has no cd or dvd device, but there is a usb device shown at my computer, powertop also says, that this usb device is on 100 % of the time and so it is using energy, how can i remove this device?
[14:49] <MrKlown> i am officially on ubuntu
[14:49] <Kimi> can someone tell me where the downloaded files from synpantic get saved ?
[14:49] <recon69> well, using "places" to mount a drive for sharing is pretty useless as far as i can see as it's mounted as root.
[14:50] <ikonia> Kimi: /var/apt/cache
[14:50] <erUSUL> Kimi: /var/cache/apt/archives/
[14:50] <ikonia> erUSUL: thank you
[14:50] <MrKlown> is that guy still here that i was talking to earlier?
[14:50] <Kimi> ikonia will copying them and reinstalling work ?
[14:50] <Kimi> ikonia aptoncd doesnt work
[14:50] <erUSUL> ikonia: no problem irssi does tab completion of local paths XP
[14:50] <Gada> hi
[14:50] <ikonia> Kimi: no
[14:50] <ikonia> erUSUL: ahhh you cheater
[14:51] <TarBar> jrib: ---s--x--x 2 tarbar tarbar 115136 2009-02-17 12:17 /usr/bin/sudo
[14:51] <Kimi> ikonia then ?
[14:51] <Wazle> can soem 1 help me with my ghost device?
[14:51] <ikonia> Kimi: aptoncd does work fine, hence why thousands of people use it
[14:51] <bla-bla> exit
[14:51] <ikonia> Wazle: ghost device ?
[14:51] <Kimi> ikonia but it says "make sure space in /tmp and /media/krishna
[14:51] <ikonia> Kimi: so ?
[14:51] <Kimi> i have space in /media/krishna
[14:52] <ikonia> Kimi: what about /tmp ?
[14:52] <Wazle> there is a device shown t my computer but i have a netbook without cd or dvd device
[14:52] <Kimi> ikonia so i think  i must make space in /tmp ?
[14:52] <Kimi> ikonia how ? :P
[14:52] <Wazle> how to remove it?
[14:52] <ikonia> Kimi: READ the error message ! it says clearly make sure you have space in these TWO places
[14:52] <Kimi> ikonia but DELETING on /tmp ....... how to ?
[14:52] <MrKlown> i can't figure out how to fix my refresh rate :(
[14:52] <ikonia> Kimi: you know how to delete files,
[14:53] <Kimi> ikonia move to trash is not live
[14:53] <Kimi> is not available to click
[14:53] <ikonia> Kimi: just delte them
[14:53] <topsyandpip56> Okay, Ubuntu 9.04 Beta keeps doing Kernal Panics on me
[14:53] <ikonia> !jaunty > topsyandpip56
[14:53] <MrKlown> nevermind i figured it out
[14:53] <Kimi> ikonia, select all > delete ?
[14:53] <Kimi> ikonia, ok it worked
[14:53] <TarBar> ):
[14:54] <topsyandpip56> I know that ikonia, otherwise I wouldnt have a disc with it ON.
[14:54] <ikonia> topsyandpip56: then why are you asking about it in here if you know that
[14:54] <ikonia> !jaunty
[14:54] <topsyandpip56> I didnt I said that it kept doing Kernal Panics on me
[14:54] <ikonia> topsyandpip56: where does it say to go to chat / discuss jaunty ?
[14:54] <ikonia> topsyandpip56: you didn't even read the factoid did you
[14:54] <topsyandpip56> No
[14:54] <Kimi> ikonia, i deleted tmp but still aptoncd is not working :(
[14:55] <topsyandpip56> Sorry, stop being so harsh
[14:55] <Wazle>  there is a usb device shown at my computer, but i have netbook without any devices, i installed ubuntu via usb stick, powertop also says that this usb device is active 100% of the time so it is wasting power, how can i delete this device
[14:55] <ikonia> topsyandpip56: don't lie and waste peopels time
[14:55] <Cicada> Anyone? I have no idea what I'm doing and am trying to get my Tmobile Wing working in Ubuntu...
[14:55] <ikonia> Kimi: how much space do you have in both of the directories ?
[14:55] <Kimi> 1 item , free space : 132.6 mb
[14:56] <Kimi> it shows at the bootom ikonia
[14:56] <ikonia> Kimi: what file system has 132.6 meg of space ?
[14:56] <TarBar> ---s--x--x 2 tarbar tarbar 115136 2009-02-17 12:17 /usr/bin/sudo
[14:56] <TarBar> jrib, It's the same.
[14:56] <Kimi> ikonia iiin tmp it has 132.6
[14:56] <TarBar> AH!
[14:56] <Kimi> and /home/krisna is ntfs
[14:56] <kitche> topsyandpip56: /join #ubuntu+1 sicne you will not get support for jaunty in this channel
[14:56] <topsyandpip56> Yup, done that
[14:57] <Wazle>  there is a usb device shown at my computer, but i have a netbook without any devices, i installed ubuntu via usb stick, powertop also says that this usb device is active 100% of the time so it is wasting power, how can i delete this device?
[14:57] <ikonia> Kimi: then thats silly 1.) you've not got pretty much any space and putting your home directory on a 3rd party closed source file system is very bad
[14:57] <Kimi> ikonia ?
[14:57] <ikonia> Kimi: 136meg is a very small ammount of space, and /home on ntfs is crazy
[14:58] <Kimi> ikonia i am in wubi
[14:58] <Wazle> canz anayone help me?
[14:59] <Kimi> ikonia i am in wubi... i want to move updates iso to a drive of windows (E)
[14:59] <Except> Hi there, can someone help me please with NTFS drive mountings, FSTAB and some really weird things I do not understand? I'm rebooting like crazy but cannot fix it.
[14:59] <valroadie> Wazle: you dont have to ask...just...ASK
[14:59] <Wazle>  there is a usb device shown at my computer, but i have netbook without any devices, i installed ubuntu via usb stick, powertop also says that this usb device is active 100% of the time so it is wasting power, how can i delete this device
[14:59] <ikonia> Kimi: I don't support wubi
[14:59] <ikonia> Wazle: you've said, if there is no device plugged in - it's not wasting power
[14:59] <MrKlown> omfg i am in LOVE with ubuntu
[14:59] <Kimi> ikonia ok :(
[14:59] <shipitkthx> upgrading my rig today and starting with a fresh 8.1 install, anyone have experience with the AMD 790X + SB750 chipset? have a Gigabtye motherboard and they simply say "Due to different Linux support condition provided by chipset vendors, please download Linux driver from chipset vendors' website or 3rd party website. "
[14:59] <Wazle> but powertop says that this device is on power all the time
[14:59] <ikonia> MrKlown: please control your language
[14:59] <ikonia> !wtf > MrKlown
[15:00] <Wazle> anyway i want to remove it
[15:00] <ikonia> Wazle: it's wrong if the device is not plugged in
[15:00] <Kharn1> any bash shell gurus in that may be able to tell me why my script keeps freezing?!? http://rafb.net/p/6vxyOj30.html
[15:00] <ikonia> Kimi: join #bash
[15:00] <ikonia> Kimi: sorry - not you
[15:00] <ikonia> Kharn1: join #bash
[15:00] <FloodBot3> ikonia: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:00] <Kharn1> ikonia thx
[15:00] <Kimi> :(
[15:00] <Except> Please, anyone willing to help a dizzied Ubuntu starter?
[15:00] <Wazle> there is a device shown which is not plugged how can i delete it?
[15:00] <valroadie> can anyone lead me in the right direction to get the desktop cube working. I have the latest nvidia drivers installed for my 9600gt and it is checked in ADES, yet it still doesnt want to work, also window effects dont work.
[15:00] <ikonia> Wazle: don't worry about it
[15:01] <Wazle> i dont, it is just annoying me
[15:01] <ikonia> !pm > Wazle
[15:01] <Wazle> so i want to delete it
[15:01] <Except> valroadie: Did you start compiz?
[15:01] <Wazle> ?
[15:01] <valroadie> Except: hmm let me check hehe i hope im not that moronic :P
[15:02] <Wazle> so where do i have to edit, that i dont see this "not plugged " device
[15:02] <Except> valroadie: try typing "compiz --replace" in a terminal
[15:03] <Except> I still have a confusing FSTAB problem. Any help?
[15:03] <_Brun0_> my laptop uses a celeron 540 processor with 1.8ghz clock. I think its santa rosa platform. How can I know which core duos it support?
[15:03] <TarBar> I was being helped before by jribs, he's gone now ): here is my problem: I am unable to use sudo at all. Can't update ubuntu,use synaptic or even type sudo in terminal. It returns sudo: must be setuid root.
[15:04] <valroadie> Except: whats the website to link text files to? so i can show you the terminal
[15:04] <tt5786> hey all i was hoping some one could point me in the right direction i want to create my own ubuntu based linux distrobution for my home so how would i go about that
[15:04] <Except> valroadie: I don't know, I'm a newbie myself
[15:04] <tyler_d> TarBar: what happens when you type su - in a terminal?
[15:04] <valroadie> Except: hehe ok
[15:04] <Chowder> tt5786, you could always use the ubuntu minimal install and build up from there
[15:04] <Except> valroadie: I just have the desktop cube working :)
[15:04] <TarBar> It asks for a password
[15:04] <Kharn1> valroadie i use http://rafb.net/paste/
[15:04] <Except> valroadie: And nobody wants to help me :(
[15:05] <tt5786> i tryed that it took to  long is ther ea way to go backwards
[15:05] <valroadie> Kharn1: thanks
[15:05] <tyler_d> TarBar: do you know the password.... should be your password if you are the only user
[15:05] <TarBar> I thought root had no  password
[15:05] <valroadie> ok so
[15:05] <TarBar> My password doesn't work.
[15:05] <tyler_d> TarBar: you need to reboot into single user mode
[15:05] <valroadie> Except:  http://rafb.net/p/i3s5f456.html look at that and let me know?
[15:05] <Chowder> tt5786, what do you mean "go backwards"?
[15:05] <tyler_d> TarBar: once in single user mode
[15:05] <TarBar> mm
[15:06] <tyler_d> TarBar: type usermod -G admin <<yourusername>>
[15:06] <tt5786> start from like ubuntu 8.10 and edit it that way so i can take it back to only have gnome or KDE and no other applications on it
[15:06] <tyler_d> TarBar: as well type passwd .... then reset the root password so that you know it
[15:06] <TarBar> ok
[15:06] <topsyandpip56> There, my jaunty beta problem solved
[15:06] <TarBar> How do i get into single user mode
[15:07] <Chowder> tt5786, just use synaptic. No need to make your own ubuntu based distro
[15:07] <tyler_d> once complete restart by typing shutdown -r now
[15:07] <tt5786> so how do i tell it to uninstall all thing but the GNOME or KDE desktop
[15:07] <Except> valroadie: Hm, did you install the third party video driver? You need ti to run 3D acceleration
[15:07] <Except> valroadie: You have an nvidia card?
[15:08] <valroadie> Except: yep
[15:08] <Except> Any help with FSTAB, anyone? I have partitions mapped to drives that are NOT in FSTAB, and want to get rid of the mappings.
[15:08] <Chowder> tt5786, look at the section of programs marked "installed" and just remove what you feel that you don't need
[15:08] <ToreadorVampire> Hey all - ndiswrapper question (kubuntu hardy) - I'm taking a random crack at getting a Netgear WN111 usb wireless network adapter working on my laptop - not super-high-priority since it has builtin 802.11g wireless too but ... I seem to have gotten most of the way just to fall short at the last step ... wondering if someone could point me in the right direction ...
[15:08] <TarBar> tyler_d: I am unsure how I get into single user mode
[15:08] <Except> valroadie: yep to drivers or to nvidia?
[15:08] <Chowder> tt5786, of course, some packages are meant to work together so removing one package may cause a whole chain of packages to be removed
[15:08] <ToreadorVampire> ... so - I have ndiswrapper up and running.  ndiswrapper -l reports that the driver is installed and that the device is present
[15:09] <topsyandpip56> Hey, on my old Packard Bell (128mb ram, windows 98, 3dfx Voodoo 3) should I use Xubuntu  alternate instead of Ubuntu?
[15:09] <valroadie> Except: nvidia...im PRETTY sure i have the latest drivers...but idk lol
[15:09] <tyler_d> TarBar: when you restart and it gives you the option to enter grub .... ie. esc - do that and select "recovery" then press enter
[15:09] <TarBar> That brings up a GUI menu for me
[15:09] <ToreadorVampire> But ... I was expecting a wlanX network adapter to appear, and it hasn't - so I think I'm missing a final step to "make it work" or something :s
[15:09] <valroadie> topsyandpip56: i recommend kubuntu
[15:09] <Except> valroadie: does this help? http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-596927.html
[15:10] <sirMajid> hi, I have a problem with visual effects in ubuntu
[15:10] <topsyandpip56> The PC isnt fast enough for it, and I dont like the KDE interface
[15:10] <TarBar> tyler_d I will try that.Brb
[15:10] <ToreadorVampire> ifconfig -a reports that I have my hardwired ethernet port, "lo" plus "wlan0" (my builtin wireless card) and "wmaster"
[15:11] <ToreadorVampire> So - what should I be doing to make that extra network device appear for my USB wlan adapter?
[15:11] <topsyandpip56> sirMajid: Is it a GeForce graphics card?
[15:11] <Except> tyler_d: Could you help me out with FSTAB?
[15:11] <Chowder> so I uninstalled gnome and most of its apps so I could have a more lightweight system. I want to remove gdm and just have a tty on startup. How would I go about this? I've removed gdm before and what happens is that I end up with a tty but everything is stretched and barely viewable.
[15:11] <sirMajid> ﻿topsyandpip56: when I turn it to 'extra', in appearance preferences, it says Desktop Effects could not be enabled
[15:12] <sirMajid> ﻿topsyandpip56: how can I find out what that is?
[15:12] <n8tuser> ToreadorVampire -> dont have two or more nic cards into same subnet lest you know how to manage your route table
[15:12] <valroadie> Except: yes it does! hehe thanks BUT NOW i think i dont have the right drivers for my video installed...im sure ill be back when i find out lol
[15:12] <topsyandpip56> Right, well, have you got the restricted drivers enabled?
[15:12] <Except> valroadie: Ok, good luck!
[15:12] <sirMajid> ﻿topsyandpip56: let me try that
[15:13] <ToreadorVampire> n8tuser> Thanks - that's fine though - once I can see the second wlan device I can disable the first before I attach it to the wifi
[15:13] <sirMajid> ﻿topsyandpip56: let me restart...
[15:13] <Kimi> ikonia, i cleared some space outta home to my pendrive ..... and aptoncd got worked
[15:13] <topsyandpip56> I used to use a GeForce 4 MX 440 drivers for my GeForce 7, LOL
[15:13] <Brucevdk> Hi, is there anybody here that has ever succesfully created a shared directory for use over SFTP without changing the global umask and keeping permissions set to at most 770 (for directories) and 660 (for files)?
[15:14] <Kimi> what is the difference between sudo apt-get install and aptitude install ?
[15:14] <topsyandpip56> sudo gives root permissions
[15:14] <Chowder> where is the channel for Florida Ubuntu users?
[15:15] <topsyandpip56> !warty
[15:15] <Kimi> no... difference between apt-get and aptitude install ?
[15:15] <topsyandpip56> Cool or what?
[15:15] <valroadie> Except: OK so another problem hah seems that the hardware isnt even recognizing that i have a video card at all :-/ System->Admin->Hardware Drivers only comes up with my wireless card...no video :O any ideas?
[15:15] <topsyandpip56> It lasted until 06!
[15:15] <Except> Can anyone help me with FSTAB and NTFS partitions?
[15:15] <Chowder> Kimi: aptitude is basically an easier to use version of apt.
[15:15] <Kimi> Chowder, how ??
[15:15] <Chowder> Except, install ntfs-progs
[15:15] <Except> valroadie: not a clue... I really just installed Ubuntu three days ago. I'm sorry, wish I could help.
[15:16] <Kimi> Chowder, i want to know the "diffenerce"
[15:16] <Kimi> *difference
[15:16] <Chowder> Kimi, google is your friend :)
[15:16] <Kimi> chowder why not yahoo ? :P
[15:16] <Except> Chowder: I have. It doesn't list any drives. Fstab seems to be correct, but it's mounting a partition that is not listed in fstab
[15:16] <Chowder> google > yahoo
[15:16] <dsyncd> google > god
[15:16] <benc> I'm compiling a server from source. The server has a /etc/init.d/serverName script. How do I give a user permissions to start/stop the server?
[15:16] <Chowder> Except, have you tried manually editing the fstab?
[15:16] <Kimi> dsyncd, B-)
[15:17] <valroadie> Except: hehe np man :) its nice to finally meet someone new to this haha
[15:17] <Actium> Kimi, aptitude has a superior dependency management (i think i read that in its manpage a few months ago).
[15:17] <n8tuser> benc via sudoers file
[15:17] <Except> Chowder: yes, it's listed /dev/sda2 and /dev/sda3 but in Ubuntu /dev/sda1 is being mounted, which is conflicting with the others.
[15:17] <Chowder> Except, do sudo blkid
[15:18] <benc> n8tuser: I edit it as su with gedit for example?
[15:18] <Chowder> and find the UUID for the partition you want
[15:18] <Kimi> Actium, in some site , its said that aptitude gets all the dependanceries for the software along with the software and aptget doesnt.... is this coorrect ?
[15:18] <Chowder> then use that info to edit the fstab
[15:18] <Actium> that's not correct.
[15:18] <n8tuser> benc gksudo gedit
[15:18] <Except> Chowder: I have. As I said, /dev/sda1 is NOT in the fstab, but still being mounted
[15:19] <ziroday> Kimi: no, both apt-get and aptitude automatically get the dependencies. Aptitude automatically remove uneeded dependencies whilst with apt-get you have to do apt-get autoremove
[15:19] <Kimi> Actium, can apt-get install the dependencaries too ?
[15:19] <Chowder> Except, that's probably FUSE automounting it then
[15:19] <Kimi> ziroday, thanks very much
[15:19] <Chowder> Except, is there a reason that you don't want it mounted?
[15:19] <Actium> aptitude has a superior dependency checking/fulfilling/whatever-framework. yet apt-get does do dependency management.
[15:19] <benc> n8tuser: thanks. I'll read about it
[15:19] <Kimi> what is the command to uninstall a installed software ?
[15:19] <Actium> i.e. it installs dependencies, too.
[15:19] <LjL> Kimi: "man apt-get"
[15:19] <Kimi> !uninstall  > Kimi
[15:19] <LjL> !apt-get > kimi    (kimi, see the private message from ubottu)
[15:20] <Except> Chowder: Yes, it's the recovery partition of my backup system, also it keeps being mounted to /media/C_Driver, which is where the C_Drive is. How do I prevent FUSE from mounting it?
[15:20] <Kimi> LjL, i think i got from !uninstall the command for it... from that link at the end
[15:20] <Kimi> thanks
[15:21] <Chowder> Except, there is a configuration file that you must edit but its been a while since I've done it. Best bet is to google FUSE config or something like that
[15:21] <Chowder> also, try posting in the forums
[15:21] <Kimi> LjL, when i run the man command , how do i close and get "Krishna@ubuntu$" again ?
[15:21] <Chowder> q
[15:21] <LjL> Kimi: hit Q
[15:21] <Kimi> ok
[15:21] <Guest70075> hello
[15:22] <Kimi> LjL, thanks.... ("man man" is also good :P )
[15:22] <Except> Chowder: how do I find out if FUSE is installed?
[15:22] <tyler_d> which fuse
[15:22] <Chowder> Except, its installed by defauly
[15:22] <Chowder> *default
[15:22] <Kimi> i wanted to know what the expansion of "sudo" is,.... like cat for concatenate
[15:22] <Kimi> *want to know
[15:22] <Chowder> but to find out if any package is installed you can use synaptic to find the package
[15:23] <Except> Chowder: Ok... what is it for?
[15:23] <topsyandpip56> Woah, i just hacked my mac windows, now my chatapp has bent so I cant see what im typing!
[15:23] <topsyandpip56> LOL
[15:23] <Kimi> !sudo > Kimi
[15:23] <Except> Chowder: I *am* googling it but it doesn't seem very clear
[15:23] <Chowder> FUSE=Filesystem in USErspace
[15:23] <TarBar> tyler_d doesn't want to work with that command ):
[15:23] <Chowder> allows for automounting partitions
[15:23] <Kimi> !sudo dosnt show the expansion of sudo.... plz its funny my question is.... but i need to know.
[15:23] <Chowder> there may be a blacklist or something for partitions that are not to be mounted
[15:24] <azdtt> hi, is there any way to configure the key shortcuts in gnome which have more functionality than the default configurator in "preferences"? I'd like to change the "aplication launcher" to "gmrun", give a shortcut to some aplications and give a shortcut to virtual desktops 1-6 and not just 1-2.
[15:24] <beuh> Hello, can you help me. I want to start a second X server on the same user acount.
[15:25] <TarBar> I have a problem where I can't use Sudo, It says sudo:must be setuid root. I can't get any updates,use synaptic etc.
[15:25] <sahueso> buenA
[15:25] <Guest70075> i am trying to install kqemu in ubunto but gives me this http://rafb.net/p/LYicuT27.html message  what should i do ?
[15:25] <Reiben> buenass
[15:25] <Reiben> hi all
[15:25] <Kimi> can anyone know the expandsion of sudo :( ? sorry, this is not a good question.... but i want to know (bcoz of my curiousity)
[15:26] <tyler_d> TarBar: did you restart already?
[15:26] <TarBar> Yes
[15:26] <recon69> Kimi: did you try google that?
[15:26] <topsyandpip56> UBUNTU FOR THE WIN!
[15:26] <Kimi> recon69, i ddid... but didnt get any
[15:27] <Kimi> bye
[15:27] <tyler_d> TarBar: in a terminal type su -
[15:27] <topsyandpip56> Heh, I wish there was a desktop install of Ubuntu Studio
[15:28] <fevel> isnt there?
[15:28] <tyler_d> TarBar: then password... then type without quotes "chown root:root /usr/bin/sudo && chmod 755 /usr/bin/sudo"
[15:28] <topsyandpip56> Nope, only a alternate
[15:28] <Except> What's the difference between sudo and gksudo?
[15:28] <fevel> oh I see
[15:28] <fevel> theres no live cd?
[15:28] <tyler_d> Except: gk is for graphical without breaking ... stuff
[15:28] <fevel> really?
[15:29] <topsyandpip56> Nope
[15:29] <topsyandpip56> Look on the website
[15:29] <TarBar> chown: changing ownership of `/usr/bin/sudo': Operation not permitted
[15:29] <Except> tyler_d: is it always safer to use gksudo?
[15:29] <topsyandpip56> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntustudio/releases/8.10/release/
[15:29] <tyler_d> :( TarBar you will need to do that from the recovery(single user mode) again... I'm sorry... my bad
[15:30] <troopperi> http://ubuntustudio.org/downloads
[15:30] <TarBar> ok
[15:30] <tyler_d> Except: this is only for the purpose of graphics.. ie, gui run as root
[15:30] <valroadie> ok so when i go to system->admin->hardware my video card doesnt show..only my wireless card. ALSO when i go to, system->Pref->appearance->visual effects and put it on extra...it says desktop effects cannot be enabled
[15:30] <tyler_d> Except: if you sudo a gui application it will break your box
[15:30] <fevel> well I guess we can make one with cloop
[15:30] <Except> tyler_d: Ok, so if it invokes something graphical, like gedit, use gksudo, if not, like mount, just use sudo?
[15:31] <fevel> but it wouldnt be official
[15:31] <tyler_d> Except: you gotter
[15:31] <qwerty_> If I put Ubuntu v9.04 on a machine that now has v8.04 will it just upgrade or will I lose programs and have to reinstall them?
[15:32] <valroadie> qwerty_: it will just update if through terminal
[15:32] <Except> tyler_d: Cool, thanks!
[15:32] <Pici> !jaunty
[15:32] <topsyandpip56> !jaunty >qwerty_
[15:32] <tyler_d> Except: np
[15:32] <topsyandpip56> !jaunty
[15:32] <Pici> : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[15:32] <Except> Chowder: I'm not getting anywhere with fuse. There doesn't seem to be anything I can find on configuration files anywhere.
[15:33] <qwerty_> Great. Thanks valroadie
[15:33] <valroadie> anyone help me with my video card epidemic lol ubuntu isnt recognising that i have one
[15:33] <Chowder> Except, well the next best thing is to post on the forums
[15:33] <valroadie> qwerty_: np dude GL!
[15:33] <Except> I'm going to reboot (for the 1ooth time) and see if by mircacle the FSTAB fixed itself. But for the life of me I do not get why NTFStools never shows any drives, NTFS drives are mounted even if they're not in FSTAB, and why I can't remove them.
[15:33] <Except> Chowder: I will. Thanks for your help.
[15:33] <Chowder> Except, rebooting won't help
[15:33] <Chowder> np
[15:34] <Except> Chowder: I already have a question on the forums that's not really being answered, so I'm kind of running out of options.
[15:34] <Chowder> did you ask this specific question?
[15:34] <admin_masu3701> when is 9.04 ready to be installed?
[15:35] <Pici> admin_masu3701: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[15:35] <Except> tyler_d: is gksu the same as gksudo?
[15:35] <admin_masu3701> Pici: cool
[15:35] <valroadie> where are all the hardwhere gurus :P
[15:35] <usser> admin_masu3701, april 23r
[15:35] <Ryder5> ok Since everyone at #tor is afk, can anyone help me install tork?
[15:36] <LjL> Ryder5: "sudo apt-get install tor" will get you nicely started
[15:36] <Ryder5> Oops i mean get it setup
[15:36] <valroadie> Ryder5: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TOR help?
[15:38] <hwilde> hi I have two monitors with two xscreens using nvidia-config.  when I only have mouse and kb activity in the right monitor, both of them dim and go to sleep.  only activity in the left monitor is recognized to wake it up.  how can I fix this please?
[15:38] <alex1> I need help please !!!
[15:39] <Chowder> alex1: just ask your question
[15:39] <alex1> How i can uninstall Icon theme ?
[15:39] <dooner>  hwilde are you using twinview?
[15:40] <Chowder> alex1: sudo apt-get remove <package> or gksudo synaptic and find the package you need to remove.
[15:40] <Chowder> or...
[15:40] <Chowder> right click on the desktop
[15:40] <Chowder> and choose appearance
[15:40] <hwilde> dooner, i have two separate x screens
[15:40] <Chowder> to change the theme
[15:40] <hwilde> !enter | Chowder
[15:40] <Ubotwo> Chowder: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[15:40] <alex1> theres no option for uninstalling Icon Theme !
[15:40] <Chowder> <_<
[15:40] <hwilde> alex1, how did you install it
[15:40] <valroadie> funny question...but if my video card wasnt properly seated in the PCI-E slot...could ubuntu not recognize it BUT at the same time still use it for basic video?
[15:41] <alex1> drag theme into Appearence window
[15:41] <phisher1> valroadie: no
[15:41] <alex1> hwilde: drag theme into Appearence window
[15:41] <phisher1> if your card isn't properly seated, you woudln't get video
[15:41] <valroadie> phisher1: thought so...just wierd cause ubuntu says i have no video card :O
[15:41] <hwilde> alex1, go to synaptic and remove it
[15:41] <Pici> alex1: Then just delete the folder out of ~/.themes or ~/.icons
[15:42] <winston> hi
[15:42] <alex1> Problem is that this icon theme is not located in /usr/share/icons and i cant find it !
[15:42] <dooner> hwilde: ok so no xinerma/twinview.  2 completely sep.  Hmm not sure as I run my dual screens using twinview and haven't had any issues like that, sorry..
[15:42] <Chowder> alex1: use synaptic
[15:42] <beuh> alex1: look in your home folder
[15:42] <alex1> Chowder: nothing there
[15:42] <Pici> Chowder: How will that help for theme downloaded from the internet?
[15:42] <Ryder5> Ok ive read and done everything it said in the https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TOR but still no loger working :0
[15:42] <alex1> its not there
[15:43] <Pici> alex1: Look in ~/.icons and/or ~/.themes
[15:43] <hwilde> dooner, right twinview stretches the xscreen across both monitors so your mouse and kb activity update
[15:43] <Chowder> aah, i didn't realize he got it from the internet
[15:43] <Guest93958> )
[15:43] <alex1> ofc from gnome-look.org :P
[15:43] <Chowder> does gnome-look have uninstall instructions?
[15:43] <innnit> is there any software for Yahoo Messenger + Webcam support?
[15:44] <arvind_khadri> innnit, kopete, gyachi
[15:44] <beuh> alex1: try to find the files with engine search (name of your theme)
[15:44] <innnit> arvind: you have a preference?
[15:44] <alex1> beuh: tried nothing
[15:44] <Pici> alex1: Are you ignoring me?
[15:44] <alex1> Pici: sorry...no is not there
[15:45] <arvind_khadri> innnit, gyachi :) it supports photo sharing too
[15:45] <recon69> Chowder: dont know about uninstall instructions, but some people just use the server install as it has no gui
[15:45] <innnit> arvind: thanks :)
[15:45] <arvind_khadri> innnit, np
[15:45] <alex1> this installed themes are not located anywhere...:-O
[15:46] <Chowder> recon69: server install doesn't install xorg, though
[15:46] <Chopper> Can anyone help me setup tork? ive have read all the instructions but still nothing :(
[15:46] <Pici> alex1: Then I don't know what to tell you, ~/.themes are where all my custom themes end up.
[15:46] <malibu> Hi there.. I have a virtual ubuntu machine and the sole interface came up as eth3... Does anyone know how I make it eth0 ?
[15:46] <Chopper> Basically i want to hide my ip while on world of warcraft which i am playing uder wine
[15:46] <alex1> Pici: how did you install ?
[15:47] <Pici> alex1: By dragging them onto the appearances window.
[15:47] <Pici> alex1: Do you know how to get to ~/.themes ? or do you just not see anything in there?
[15:47] <alex1> Pici: thats horrible
[15:47] <alex1> Pici: i cd-ed there
[15:48] <jelly12gen> hi
[15:49] <Pici> alex1: How about in ~/.icons ? I don't have graphical access to this computer so I'm not sure if I have any icon themes installed, btu I know my gtk themes are in ~/.themes
[15:50] <alex1> Pici: i checked all
[15:50] <skeletal> guys, i download a file with .bundle extension. How can I install this file?
[15:50] <Pici> alex1: If you know the name of one of the thmes you could try doing: find ~/ -iname "*themename*"
[15:50] <jelly12gen> skeletal: dont
[15:50] <jelly12gen> skeletal: just use the repo
[15:51] <LjL> skeletal: what program are you trying to install?
[15:51] <Carlos_> UBUNTU SUCKS
[15:51] <skeletal> vmware-player
[15:51] <mrwes> Just took the plunge on a Jaunty upgrade -- and lived
[15:52] <deostroll> is there any default compilers that comes with ubuntu 8.10?
[15:52] <mrwes> Gnone is pretty damn snappy
[15:52] <skeletal> i use ubuntu here. At wmware site there're just rpm and bundle extension for download. What can I do?
[15:52] <alex1> LjL i wanted to know why he think that Ubuntu suck :D
[15:52] <LjL> alex1: PM him :)
[15:52] <LjL> ILikePotatoS: you cannot change your nickname on this channel while using mibbit. please leave and rejoin, or you won't be able to speak
[15:53] <TarBar> Could someone like which folders I should backup if i was to reinstall ubuntu? I want to keep as much data as possible, I just need to re-install because of problems.
[15:54] <valroadie> WOW this operating system is WIERD
[15:54] <Ghoti_> TarBar: if you're not running any web servers or anything, the main thing to back up is /home/
[15:54] <TarBar> I'm not.
[15:54] <TarBar> Ok
[15:54] <LjL> !vmware | skeletal
[15:54] <Ubotwo> skeletal: VMWare is not available in the Ubuntu repositories. Consider using !QEmu or !VirtualBox as alternatives. Instructions for installing VMWare manually are at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware
[15:55] <TarBar> Ghoti_: How do I get all the programs that i installed back?
[15:55] <valroadie> maybe a reboot
[15:55] <valroadie> idk
[15:55] <alex1> TarBar: which problems ?
[15:55] <ILikePotatoS> LjL: ok, thanks :)
[15:55] <Ghoti_> TarBar: I know there's a way to get apt to spit out a list of all installed packages to reinstall later, but I don't know what that command is
[15:55] <yann2> hi
[15:55] <TarBar> alex1, I can't use the sudo command.
[15:55]  * yann2 looking for a very nice ubuntu dev to look into this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/362359 :]
[15:56] <alex1> TarBar: what is error output ?
[15:56] <yann2> "Focus gets stuck to a window - impossible to select other windows" anyone else having the same issue on jaunty?
[15:56] <TarBar> sudo: must be setuid root
[15:56] <tyler_d> TarBar: still with the same issue
[15:57] <TarBar> yep
[15:57] <tyler_d> TarBar: go to root in your terminal
[15:57] <TarBar> How?
[15:57] <tyler_d> TarBar: su -
[15:57] <recon69> TarBar: you can look at the var/cache/apt/archives dir to see what packages you DL and back them up as well
[15:57] <Ghoti_> tyler_d: without sudo, that may be difficult for TarBar
[15:58] <tyler_d> Ghoti_: I walked her through resettting root passwd in single user
[15:58] <Ghoti_> tyler_d: Ah.  /me steps back
[15:58] <recon69> TarBar: and there is a way of backing up a list of installed app but I dont know it :(
[15:58] <TarBar> Ah
[15:58] <tyler_d> TarBar: then I would like you to "cd /" and do "ls -ltr"
[15:58] <TarBar> ok
[15:59] <raven> hi guys - at ~ the half of the backup PARTIMAGE gives me an error like "block 25983...... unreadable" - what can i do? tnx...
[15:59] <troopperi> TarBar: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=219767
[15:59] <tyler_d> TarBar: I am hoping to see if ownership of anything is whats breaking this.... typically this is caused by the ownership/permissions being broken in /usr
[15:59] <deostroll> Hi. Are there any default compilers that gets shipped with ubuntu?
[15:59] <TarBar> troopperi: I saw that thread, didn't help.
[15:59] <TarBar> tyler_d 1 sec.
[16:00] <tyler_d> deostroll: apt-get install build-essentials
[16:00] <recon69> deostroll: well, GCC is the default compiler, but you got to install it
[16:00] <deostroll> tyler_d: english plz :)
[16:00] <tyler_d> deostroll: no
[16:00] <tyler_d> deostroll: the answer to your question is no....
[16:00] <Pici> deostroll: The package name is build-essential, that includes everything you need to start compiling things.
[16:01] <tyler_d> deostroll: you have to install them... done by typing .... apt-get install build-essentials
[16:01] <TarBar> tyler_d: http://pastebin.com/d63f9e3b5
[16:01] <Pici> tyler_d: build-essential, no s.
[16:01] <deostroll> get the picture...thanx
[16:01] <tyler_d> my bad ty Pici
[16:01] <raven> hi guys - at ~ the half of the backup PARTIMAGE gives me an error like "block 25983...... unreadable" - what can i do? tnx...
[16:02] <Ghoti_> TarBar: for a complete list of all installed packages in a format that you can use for apt-get install, use this command:  for a in `dpkg-query -l | grep ii | awk '{print $2}'`; do echo -n $a;  done
[16:02] <Ghoti_> TarBar: it's ugly, but it works :)
[16:02] <tyler_d> TarBar: ok the problem is that your user owns the /usr folder... not good
[16:02] <Ghoti_> TarBar: hopefully you won't need that though :)
[16:02] <tyler_d> TarBar: you need to do "chown root:root /usr" from single user mode
[16:03] <recon69_lap> I'm mounting a drive using "UUID=d8e60513-5363-41ce-8ed0-201f5bd290a2 /home/mec/data ext3 rw,nosuid,nodev,errors=continue,data=ordered " but it's mounting as owned by root, how do i get it to mount as user mec?
[16:03] <tyler_d> TarBar: how did you manage to do that?
[16:03] <TarBar> Thanks Ghoti_
[16:03] <TarBar> tyler_d let's just say it kinda ended up in the trash and needed to be restored
[16:03] <TarBar> Lol
[16:03] <tyler_d> TarBar: lol
[16:03] <jorge__> hi peolploe
[16:03] <linwin> searching a way to convert ext3 to ext2 i found a thread linking to http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/ext2toext3.htm#_three2two. Why do i have to make a new initrd when converting the root filesystem?
[16:03] <TarBar> How do I get into single mode again?
[16:03] <TarBar> sorry.
[16:04] <Ghoti_> linwin: the only difference between ext3 and ext2 is the journaling
[16:04] <fl0w> I added myself to www-data group, and did "chown www-data:www-data /var/www" and "chmod -R 775 /var/www" but I still can't create under the directory without sudo? What am I missing?
[16:04] <tyler_d> TarBar: its ok... restart and press esc to enter grub.. then select recovery
[16:04] <LjL> fl0w: you might need "man newgrp"
[16:04] <TarBar> That brings up a GUI, which option?
[16:04] <corey> Is there a flowchart program for creating a logic flow that will run the program? There is one for windows called "raptor"
[16:05] <tyler_d> recovery
[16:05] <Guest25064> Also start a back routine: this is from the forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=35087
[16:05] <LjL> corey: there are flowcharting programs - but you're looking for one that will basically let you write a program *and execute it* by just making a flowchart?
[16:05] <linwin> Ghoti_: I know. and i have to save space and save the ssd disc. so i want to convert ext3 in 2. i know that i will have to update fstab. but in the information on the page they rebuild the initrd.
[16:05] <xpek> 8.04 - system drives have been renamed to /dev/sdd.../dev/sde instead of sda and sdb.  Is there any way I can change that back *without* restarting?
[16:06] <TarBar> tyler_d: Yes I hit recovery but then after loading it brings up a gui with a blue background with many options
[16:06] <raven> at the half of the backup PARTIMAGE gives me an error like "block 25983...... unreadable" - what can i do? tnx...
[16:06] <Ghoti_> linwin: I don't know why rebuilding the initrd would be needed; just change ext3 to ext2 in your /etc/fstab and you should be golden
[16:06] <asdfeon> feels like i've tried everything. can't install ubuntu from my usb hd. these last tries it just continues on to windows 7 even though I open the bootmanager and choose to boot with the usb
[16:07] <tyler_d> TarBar: looking to get into a console session
[16:07] <corey> LjL: I know that it sounds stupid but, I am using one on windows right now. You dont write code in it, just logic operations like math, equal to and < > as well as setting variables and making decisions
[16:07] <TarBar> ah
[16:07] <vigo> raven: Is that block encrypted? or maybe a bad sector?
[16:07] <TarBar> there is no visible option for console
[16:07] <LjL> corey: yes, ok, i wasn't sure i understood. not sure there is such a thing, but let me search... sounds "interesting"
[16:07] <Ghoti_> corey: Lego programming? Who knew? :)
[16:07] <linwin> Ghoti: thanks. i was unsure cause of this homepage, if you say that is ok, i will do. Thanks a lot!
[16:08] <Ghoti_> linwin: my pleasure
[16:08] <tyler_d> TarBar: so you restart the computer.... then when it says press esc for grub options... you do that. and select recovery from the list?
[16:08] <corey> Ghot_: What do you mean?
[16:08] <eighty4> I'm having some problems with netatalk. I've had it working for months now but after doing a "rm -rf *" on one of the volumes I mount using netatalk it won't let me mount it anymore. Any ideas on what could be wrong?
[16:08] <tyler_d> TarBar: I think you are in the bios menu.......
[16:08] <TarBar> yes tyler_d
[16:08] <TarBar> hmmm
[16:08] <tyler_d> TarBar: what are your options?
[16:08] <fl0w> LjL: Thanks, that did it. though I didn't really understand what it did? Basically a relog would have the same effect?
[16:08] <TarBar> Um
[16:08] <TarBar> Fix X server root session
[16:08] <LjL> fl0w: maybe, i'm not completely sure
[16:09] <raven> vigo i do not know... i tested the hdd twice and that does not find any error
[16:09] <fl0w> k.
[16:09] <TarBar> ah I'd have to go back onto it to remember..
[16:09] <alex1> what means this error output ? -> cp: omitting directory  <-
[16:09] <tyler_d> TarBar: go back to that menu.... .... unfamiliar with that in Single user mode
[16:10] <Ghoti_> alex1: when you 'cp /source/* /dest/' it omits the directory '..'. It's just letting you know
[16:10] <vigo> raven: Then it sounds like it may be an encrypted system file, if the sectors and blocks all show as good, then that is a sys file, I think. how large is the block?
[16:10] <alex1> Ghoti_: i want copy paste some thing to some directory
[16:10] <toby> What shell does Ubuntu use? Eh Bourne shell
[16:11] <thiebaude> toby bash?
[16:11] <Pici> toby: bash by default. sh is linked to dash though.
[16:11] <tyler_d> toby: pretty sure its bourne....
[16:11] <Ghoti_> toby: by default, the Bourne Again Shell, aka 'bash'
[16:11] <fl0w> LjL: It did.
[16:11] <toby> bash is bourne
[16:11] <toby> ?
[16:11] <tyler_d> TarBar: are you at the menu again??
[16:12] <vigo> toby: yes
[16:12] <Pici> toby: bash = Bourne Again SHell
[16:12] <toby> ah ok, how do thoes two names link to the same thing then?
[16:12] <toby> eg why does it have two names?
[16:12] <deostroll> generic doubt: is apt-get a command unique to debian-based os-s?
[16:12] <Pici> toby: What two names?
[16:13] <tyler_d> deostroll: specific to synaptic
[16:13] <tyler_d> deostroll: sorry aptitude
[16:13] <ltgg> problem: on main panel "Places" Home and Desktop entries return: 'could not open location ... No application is registered as handling this file'  this may be the result of failed attempt installing OO3. How to fix this?
[16:13] <Ghoti_> deostroll: generally, yes. But apt can be installed on other systems- there's apt-rpm for example
[16:13] <toby> what is a nice shell script for ubuntu to learn to automate commands to be used with cron?
[16:13] <toby> Pici, Bourne and bash
[16:14] <vigo> apt-get is pretty much Universal Linux, wget, apt-get, rpm and others are also available.
[16:14] <Pici> toby: Its an acronym. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash
[16:14] <raven_> vigo sry - i am back
[16:14] <toby> clear
[16:15] <Alex2> ohh emm gee
[16:15] <toby> what is a good shell script to use to automate commands?
[16:15] <deostroll> ghoti: whts apt-rpm?
[16:15] <Alex2> ubuntu is fuxed up
[16:15] <deostroll> ghoti: another similar command
[16:15] <vigo> raven: all okee dokee, I had not noticed that you dropped. what did I miss?
[16:15] <alex1> Alex2 go away moron
[16:15] <Alex2> ubuntu doesnt work on my pc anymore i need some profesional help
[16:15] <Ghoti_> deostroll: apt-rpm is an implementatn of apt on RPM-based (e. g. Red Hat, CentOS) systems
[16:15] <vigo> raen: oH yeah, HDD sectors
[16:16] <alex1> Alex2: you can buy profesional help
[16:16] <Alex2> stfu loser
[16:16] <Pici> alex1: Don't bait him.
[16:16] <Pici> Alex2: Stop.  This is a support channel.
[16:16] <deostroll> ghoti: expand rpm.
[16:16] <Alex2> well im trying to get support while little faggot alex1  talks shit
[16:17] <Alex2> out of no where
[16:17] <tyler_d> !language > Alex2
[16:17] <Ghoti_> deostroll: RPM == Red-Hat Package Manager
[16:17] <corey> LjL: Did you find anything?
[16:18] <tyler_d> anyone if TarBar comes back please help change the ownership of /usr to root:root.... I will be back
[16:18]  * jaymtee is happily running 9.04 on his 64-bit system now!
[16:18]  * eighty4 congrats jaymtee
[16:18] <Sh3r1ff> tyler_d: chown root:root /usr ? ;)
[16:19] <thiebaude> i cant wait to upgrade
[16:19] <alex1> thiebaude: to jaunty ?
[16:19] <Pici> : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[16:19] <thiebaude> yes
[16:19] <alex1> Pici: Pardon
[16:19] <LjL> Pici: who's this colon who keeps not joining the right channel
[16:20] <thiebaude> hi LjL
[16:20] <Lock3> has anyone tried to install a raid 0 array with ubuntu 9.04
[16:21] <ubuntu> hello
[16:21] <alex1> lol
[16:21] <thiebaude> ubuntu will you pm me i got a question
[16:21] <LjL> corey: no, couldn't find anything much
[16:21] <Pici> Lock3 : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[16:22] <Lock3> Pici: k thx
[16:22] <alex1> How i can move all documents and data from windows to ubuntu ?
[16:22] <corey> LjL: fantastic. I guess I will just have to waste space by adding a windows virtual machine...
[16:23] <MenZa> alex1→ Mount your Windows partition, then simply copy it from it.
[16:23] <unop> alex1, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwitchingToUbuntu/FromWindows/TransferringFilesAndSettings
[16:23] <Guest64227> uzu
[16:24] <LjL> corey: or try WINE?
[16:24] <ltgg>  problem: on main panel "Places" Home and Desktop entries return: 'could not open location ... No application is registered as handling this file'  this may be the result of failed attempt installing OO3. How to fix this? anyone?
[16:24] <KhaaL> can anyone recommend me a decent irc client? LostIRC is too simple...
[16:24] <yann2> dont like xchat?
[16:24] <toby> when running sh scriptname.sh  - Is this a "bash script"?
[16:24] <LjL> KhaaL: try asking in #ubuntu-bots
[16:24] <grawity> toby: Yes.
[16:24] <corey> LjL: I tried but, it didnt work.
[16:24] <grawity> KhaaL: How about irssi?
[16:24] <KhaaL> yann2, tried xchat gtk and it didnt cut it :)
[16:25] <toby> grawity, is bash the main scripting language used then? worth learning?
[16:25] <yann2> xchat alone neither?
[16:25] <yann2> I didnt know xchat-gtk was still benig developped
[16:25] <KhaaL> grawity, well, i could use it but i prefer to keep my terminals seperate from irc, or i will accidently type commands in them!
[16:25] <Ghoti_> toby: technically, it's a shell script. it's only really a 'bash' script if the first line is #!/bin/bash as opposed to '#!/bin/sh', '#!/bin/tcsh', et cetera
[16:25] <mack431> hello i am using samba to connect my ubuntu client with my windows network. i mounted a folder which is on the main harddrive as samba exchange drive for windows. i distributed the rights for this folder and each time i access the drive i have to give the user name and a password out of security reasons. now the strange thing: recently something or somewhat caused this drive that i dont have to give the name and the password to access it. i
[16:25] <mack431> rebooted the client and everything was like i was used to it to work. if anybody has an explanation i would appreciate why i didnt have to give my name and password to access the drive. this happens once in a while everytime.
[16:25] <grawity> KhaaL: Keep irssi on a separate window.
[16:25] <toby> Ghoti_, So whats the difference between a sh and bash script?
[16:26] <grawity> toby: bash is a newer version of 'sh', with more features.
[16:26] <fore> can someone tell me why i get this Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0". when i do glxinfo | grep direct. I have an nvidia geforce 5500
[16:26] <Oprtz> how to change urdu fonts in ubuntu 8.10? i cant see the urdu font in www.bbcurdu.com, its scrable, need help thanks
[16:26] <unop> toby, Ghoti_, in some cases /bin/sh is a symlink to /bin/bash - in which case, bash will try and run the script in POSIX mode
[16:26] <Ghoti_> toby: different shells have different capabilities and syntax.  csh and tsch are very C-like, for example
[16:26] <KhaaL> grawity, dont underestimate my ability to mix windows looking similiar ;-)
[16:26] <corey> I asked my ruby programming professor if I could get extra credit if I wrote a OS in ruby that overthrew Microsoft and he said no.
[16:26] <Pici> !ot
[16:26] <Ubotwo> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks!
[16:26] <KhaaL> corey, haha!
[16:26] <grawity> KhaaL: Even if they have totally different background colours? :)
[16:26] <Sh3r1ff> grawity: bash is a newer version of bsh (bash = born again shell)
[16:27] <toby> grawity, Ghoti_ Which would you say would be the most beneficial scripting language for me to learn?
[16:27] <grawity> Sh3r1ff: ...isn't that exactly what I said?
[16:27] <toby> grawity, Ghoti_ and easiest/simplest
[16:27] <Sh3r1ff> grawity: not exactly, but let it slide ;)
[16:27] <unop> toby, bash, awk and sed
[16:27] <KhaaL> grawity, hmm, i'm not sure if gnome terminal supports such fancyness!
[16:27] <Ghoti_> toby: Probably bash as it's most common and therefore most compatible with any tutorials you might find
[16:27] <grawity> KhaaL: It does. See Profiles menu item.
[16:27] <Oprtz> how to change urdu fonts in ubuntu 8.10? i cant see the urdu font in www.bbcurdu.com, its scrable, need help thanks
[16:27] <KhaaL> grawity, will do! thanks
[16:28] <toby> Ghoti_, Is python considered a scripting language? I know a bit of python
[16:28] <grawity> toby: it is, yes.
[16:28] <LjL> !ot
[16:28] <Ubotwo> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks!
[16:28] <Ghoti_> toby: it's more of a full-fledged programming language, but it can be used for scripting, yes
[16:28]  * grawity hides from LjL
[16:28] <recon69> this is super annoying, 3 hours now I'v been trying to copy some file off a fat32 partition over a network
[16:29] <toby> grawity, But you would still say it would be worth learning bash instead for scripting?
[16:29] <fore> ok can someone tell me how to get the glx extensions
[16:29] <fore> ?
[16:29] <Ghoti_> toby: I'd say it's worth learning bash *in addition* :)
[16:29] <toby> thanks
[16:29] <Oprtz> how to change urdu fonts in ubuntu 8.10? i cant see the urdu font in www.bbcurdu.com, its scrable, need help thanks
[16:29] <ubuntu_> ciao
[16:30] <ubuntu_> buongiorno
[16:30] <Pici> This is still the Ubuntu support channel. If you want to discuss programming I suggest you join #ubuntu-offtopic, ##programming, #bash or perhaps #python.
[16:30] <thiebaude> Oprtz: you can change them in firefox
[16:30] <ltgg> anyone:  problem: on main panel "Places" Home and Desktop entries return: 'could not open location ... No application is registered as handling this file'  this may be the result of failed attempt installing OO3. How to fix this?
[16:30] <LjL> !it | ubuntu_
[16:30] <Ubotwo> ubuntu_: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare)
[16:30] <Morclye> Which program should I install to watch dvb-T broadcasts with my USB tuner?
[16:30] <Oprtz> thiebaude:  please specify how to change?
[16:30] <LjL> !tv | Morclye
[16:30] <Ubotwo> Morclye: http://www.linuxtv.org/ has extensive information about using TV cards under Linux. Available viewers for analog cards: Zapping, tvtime (GTK/GNOME), Kaffeine, kdetv (KDE), xawtv, motv. For digital cards: Me-TV (GNOME), Klear (KDE), dvb-utils. For both analog and digital cards, !MythTV is a powerful framework. Your card may work the !IVTV drivers. See also !TV-Out
[16:31] <deostroll> what /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[16:31] <alex1> anyone know how to bypass cp:omitting directory error ?
[16:31] <Morclye> LjL: Thank you, so quick response :)
[16:31] <recon69> Morclye: recommends kaffeine
[16:31] <cryingtux> hello
[16:31] <tyler_d> alex1: cp -r
[16:32] <tanmay> :D
[16:32] <tanmay> Alex
[16:32] <tanmay> Hi!
[16:32] <alex1> what is -r ?
[16:32] <macc> how to irc via Pidgin??
[16:32] <TheMadBeaver> -r is recursive
[16:32] <cryingtux> im looking for Ubuntu   9.04 netinstall iso
[16:32] <Pici> cryingtux : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[16:32] <tyler_d> alex1: recursive.... try man cp for further help
[16:32] <cryingtux> is there any such iso?
[16:32] <ajah> hi , can somebody to paste the apache2.conf content i need to load some module but i can find LoadModule directive there?
[16:32] <alex1> macc: make new acc for IRC via pidgin
[16:32] <deostroll> i meant wht does /etc/apt/sources.list contain?
[16:32] <Myidentityisasec> :(
[16:32] <Myidentityisasec> Cya guys
[16:32] <genii> You might want -a instead of just -r for to preserve symlinks and perms
[16:32] <thiebaude> Oprtz: Edit>preferences>content>fonts and color
[16:33] <sirMajid> hi how can I use screenshot plugin in compiz?
[16:33] <Oprtz> thiebaude:  do i select arabic font there? there are 5 types of fonts there? select arabic / urdu for all of them ?
[16:34] <thiebaude> Oprtz: yes
[16:34] <Oprtz> thiebaude:  thanks buddy
[16:34] <Oprtz> i need to cheke it
[16:35] <recon69> why do i get "chown: changing ownership of `Mp3/Gorillaz/Gorillaz - 19-2000.mp3': Operation not permitted" when i try "sudo chown -hR mec:mec Mp3" ?
[16:35] <ScottG489> How can I remove a directory if it has files n it?
[16:36] <tyler_d> recon69: spaces in the name possibly?
[16:36] <Sh3r1ff> ScottG489: rm -r
[16:36] <mack431> delete all files in it
[16:36] <TheMadBeaver> yeah put a \ before each space
[16:36] <Johnny_B_Good> hey...I've tried to install the flash player 10 on ubuntu...the .deb file...but there's an error...which says: "wring architecture 'i386' "...what shall I do? can anybody help me, please?
[16:36] <thiebaude> Oprtz: you can change your fonts, system wide if you want, appearence then fonts
[16:36] <TheMadBeaver> you have an amd64 cpu Johnny?
[16:37]  * jtholmes is away: for about 3 hours
[16:37] <Johnny_B_Good> TheMadBeaver, ehm...I think so...
[16:37] <LjL> !away > jtholmes    (jtholmes, see the private message from ubottu)
[16:37] <Johnny_B_Good> don't know it
[16:37] <TheMadBeaver> then you will need a .deb for 64 bit archecture
[16:37] <TheMadBeaver> do a google search on installing flash for ubuntu amd64
[16:37] <recon69> tyler_d: well that would be a big problem if spaces in file name was the problem.
[16:38] <Oprtz> thiebaude:  i am not tht much good in computers, :) need to figure out the urdu font, and its not working for me here
[16:38] <Johnny_B_Good> ok...thanks....I'll try it
[16:38] <TheMadBeaver> I've done it before it's not too difficult
[16:38] <TheMadBeaver> np
[16:38] <tyler_d> recon69: do "chown <<name>>:<<group>> "<<filename>>"
[16:39] <tyler_d> recon69: ie. with a double quote around mp3
[16:39] <tyler_d> recon69: sudo chown -hR mec:mec "Mp3"
[16:40] <TheMadBeaver> or if you wanna chown all the mp3s in that directory do a
[16:40] <TheMadBeaver> sudo chown -fR mec:mec *.mp3
[16:40] <Oprtz> i hope the new ubuntu will take care of urdu fonts
[16:41] <TheMadBeaver> sorry h instead of r
[16:41] <recon69> tyler_d: operation not permitted on both commands, just went to check what format the drive has in gparted and got "unallocated"
[16:41] <dennda> !es | dennda
[16:41] <toby> which is easier/better, Bash or perl for scripting?
[16:41] <asdfeon> how do I make my usb hd bootable =|
[16:41] <knobcottage> I have a slug, kind of server,  attached to my router with two usb drives attached to it.  To get access to the drives in windows I do map network drive click click click.  Now I know it is going to be harder in ubuntu any ideas?
[16:41] <recon69> sorry thats fat32
[16:42] <TheMadBeaver> is you do a ls -al on the file, what are the permissions set too?
[16:42] <un|matrix> it is possible to get 96kHz sample rate for Audigy2/4 on ubuntu?
[16:43] <TheMadBeaver> does fat32 support permissions?
[16:43] <administrator_> hey am using ubuntu 5.10 but i cannot conect to the network. any suggestions?
[16:43] <Zenoxio> I did "Check CD for Defects" on one computer and it had no errors. On another, I am getting errors like: exception emask, Buffer I/O error on device sr0, logical block 216639
[16:43] <LjL> TheMadBeaver: not really
[16:43] <TheMadBeaver> or changing permissions, i think permissions are determined at mount right
[16:43] <TheMadBeaver> that would explain why you can't chown
[16:44] <LjL> TheMadBeaver: correct, the ownership is determined on mount
[16:44] <sunny_> hey guys i got a bit of a problem here.... whenever i try to play a movie the movie screen flickers.. im using an ATI card with 3d acceleration... any tips?
[16:44] <LjL> !mountwindows
[16:44] <knobcottage> asdfeon usb bootable http://www.diy-computer-repair.com/bootable-usb.html
[16:44] <Ubotwo> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions - For write access, see !NTFS-3g or !FUSE
[16:44] <TheMadBeaver> check, that's why he can't chown that mp3
[16:45] <RedMushroom> does anyone know where i can find the pure-ftpd.conf file?
[16:45] <recon69> TheMadBeaver: think your right, dont like messing with the mount cmd :(
[16:46] <TheMadBeaver> yeah, you could change the settings in the /etc/fstab
[16:46] <TheMadBeaver> but if it's on a fat32 filesystem
[16:46] <TheMadBeaver> those permissions are only local
[16:46] <macc> how to add #channel in Pidgin ( I do not want to type all the time "/join #channel")?
[16:47] <grawity> macc: Buddies -> Add Chat...
[16:50] <recon69> if i ever see the words "fileshar" "ubuntu" and "easy" in the same line I'll scream
[16:51] <celthunder> recon69 fileshareing in ubuntu is easy
[16:51] <celthunder> recon69, awe i dont hear screaming :(
[16:51] <Ghoti_> recon69 but what if someone tells you that they like their easy ubuntu filesharing system?
[16:51] <unop> recon69, the addition of all those words is 'samba'
[16:51] <Zenoxio> I did "Check CD for Defects" on one computer and it had no errors (so the disc was burned okay). On another, I am getting errors like: exception emask, Buffer I/O error on device sr0, logical block 216639
[16:52] <recon69> celthunder: well, why do i get "Failed to mount Windows Share" when ever i try access a fat32 partition on another machine. noting easy about that
[16:52] <trupheenix> i created a ext2 partition on my entire thumb drive  mkfs -t ext2 /dev/sdb. but now i want to create a vfat partition on the thumbdrive. unfortunately i cannot find /dev/sdb1. i cannot create vfat on /dev/sdb. any suggestions?
[16:53] <mun> hi
[16:53] <mheath> Zenoxio: that means most likely that there is a problem with the CD drive on the second machine, or an incompatability between it and the brand of CD-R media you use.
[16:53] <mun> does anyone know how i can load up all the apps that weren't closed during shutdown can be restarted?
[16:53] <unop> trupheenix, you'll need to partition the device into two first .. right now /dev/sdb is just one big partition.
[16:53] <recon69> celthunder: so off to the mount docs and I dont call that easy
[16:54] <mheath> Zenoxio: let the test complete. Often errors like that are correctable, or it can work just by trying to read the block again. Even if your console gets flooded with those messages, it may complete okay.
[16:54] <celthunder> recon69 lol i was just messin with ya....you were askin for it by sayin that...and im sure someone in here does filesharing with windows and will help you out
[16:54] <ldiamond> Is it possible to reboot to a different partition with a reboot command from Linux? (example: In linux, I type something and my computer reboots into windows without having to choose the windows partition in grub)?
[16:54] <joe-mac> is anyone here familiar with the star (shily's tape archiver) utility?
[16:55] <trupheenix> unop: HOW?
[16:55] <recon69> celthunder: no windows involved , it just a fat32 partition
[16:55] <unop> ldiamond, no, not easily
[16:55] <joe-mac> i just need to exclude the .svn directories when making an archive, something so trivial with gnu tar seems exceedingly difficult with star
[16:55] <unop> trupheenix, use something like gparted, fdisk, etc
[16:55] <TheMadBeaver> recon, is it a usb drive or is it an internal hd?
[16:55] <TheMadBeaver> you could always backup the data and reformat the drive in ext2 or 3
[16:56] <Zenoxio> mheath: The checking screen never comes back up, how do I know if it be okay or not?
[16:56] <TheMadBeaver> but it won't be readable by most windows machines
[16:56] <mheath> mun: you can do something like Preferences -> Startup Applications -> "options" tab -> Check "Automatically remember running applications when logging out"
[16:56] <unop> joe-mac, can star add files to an existing archive?
[16:56] <mheath> mun: though I should warn you that doesn't always work perfectly.
[16:56] <recon69> TheMadBeaver: lol, if it was USB i'd just move it physically , the reason I want to copy it is to back it up, it's 80gb of music
[16:56] <joe-mac> unop: probably
[16:57] <mun> mheath: thanks
[16:57] <unop> joe-mac, find . -name .svn -prune -o -exec command_to_append archive.star {} \;
[16:57] <joe-mac> but i dont' know, i just want to exclude .svn directories and everything underneath, the manpage is one of the most atrocious i have ever read
[16:57] <Udonas> anyone else getting private message spam
[16:57] <TheMadBeaver> lol, fat32 is an interesting choice for storing large amounts of data
[16:57] <joe-mac> Udon
[16:57] <recon69> lol, would be easier to take the drive out of my laptop and install it in my desktop :)
[16:57] <joe-mac> yea someone just messaged me about man bras
[16:57] <LjL> Udonas: report it in #ubuntu-ops please
[16:57] <joe-mac> broziers if you will
[16:58] <LjL> joe-mac: same as Udonas, please
[16:58] <dsyncd> the bro!
[16:58] <dsyncd> lol
[16:58] <mheath> Zenoxio: well, that depends. Whats the situation? You obviosuly have several computers.....are you in a situation where, if everything goes bad, you can just burn another disk and try again?
[16:58] <Zenoxio> mheath: I've already burned it 4 times and tried each one in this computer that errors, same issue.
[16:58] <joe-mac> Hello. If you have recently lost a loved one or expect to lose a loved one very soon you should come check out #Budget-Casket. We are the leader in budget caskets for deceased loved ones that won't break the bank. We offer quality handmade caskets in oak, pine, and other quality woods at an affordable price. So come to #Budget-Casket for more info.
[16:59] <joe-mac> ah wrong # sorry
[16:59] <Udonas> !ops LangChow spamming about guys wearing bras
[16:59] <Ubotwo> Udonas: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)
[16:59] <unop> Udonas, enter #ubuntu-ops  and report the incident
[16:59] <Whitor> Join #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:59] <thrillERboy> hi if I burn a cd in ubuntu.. will it work in all other operating system?
[16:59] <Whitor> woops, sry
[16:59] <celthunder> joe-mac advertise somewhere else
[16:59] <djwonk> looking for ideas on desktop servers for ubuntu (heard of the toaster sized machines?)
[17:00] <mheath> thrillERboy: Yes, for the most part.
[17:00] <djwonk> don't need a video card.  just looking for a fast machine to remote into
[17:00] <knobcottage> thrillERboy: Yes if you do it right
[17:00] <joe-mac> celthunder: you renting any space on your face?
[17:00] <_pHI_> hi, how do i force an installation of a package without its dependencies? i.e. i only want to install python-tables without the automatic installation of libhdf5, for example.
[17:00] <mheath> Zenoxio: can the system boot off of USB? you might try that.
[17:01] <Zenoxio> mheath: I would copy all the files on the CD to a USB drive?
[17:01] <unop> _pHI_, you shouldn't be able to do that .. infact I don't think you can without leaving the dpkg database in a broken state
[17:02] <_pHI_> unop: erm, really?
[17:02] <knobcottage> Zenoxio: missed the start of this is it that the CD won't boot?  If so what is error message?
[17:02] <mheath> _pHI_: as unop said, this is a BAD, BAD idea. The only way I can think of, though, is to download the .deb and use dpkg to force install it.
[17:02] <unop> _pHI_, also, if python-tables depends on  libhdf5 to function - what's the point of installing it ?
[17:02] <mheath> _pHI_: dpkg command has a lot of force and override options (see man dpkg) that would allow you to do that.
[17:02] <unop> mheath, bad idea even suggesting that ..
[17:02] <_pHI_> unop: because i compiled a newer (backwards compatible) version in /usr/local/lib
[17:03] <Zenoxio> knobcottage: I did "Check CD for Defects" on one computer and it had no errors (so the disc was burned okay). On another, I am getting errors like: exception emask, Buffer I/O error on device sr0, logical block 216639
[17:03] <stew> mheath: yeah, you can force it, but then it will try to fix it or bug you with every other think you do until you fix it
[17:03] <mheath> stew: indeed. Thats why I prefaced it with "this is a BAD, BAD idea." :P
[17:04] <stew> _pHI_: have a look at the equivs package.  or consider packinging your newer version
[17:04] <unop> _pHI_, if you compiled a newer version - you could have made a debian package out of it - with fewer dependencies then (probably)
[17:04] <knobcottage> Zenoxio:  Mmmm possibly beyond what I thought was the problem
[17:04] <grantgm_> does anyone know if the RC has been released yet?
[17:04] <knobcottage> sorry
[17:04] <_pHI_> ok
[17:04] <thrillERboy> how to select write speed and multisession option in basero cd burner
[17:04] <taget_> Is there any way to speed up browsing of https sites, i have one specifically that times out, often.
[17:05] <Lartza_> Can linux box somehow be used to track children internet usage(make it a dns that takes record of urls?)
[17:06] <cowbellemoo> grantgm_: Try checking out distrowatch.com.  They'll have a post when the RCs hit
[17:07] <grantgm_> cowbellemoo: cool. thanks,
[17:07] <FunnyLookinHat> Cool.
[17:08] <LjL> ubotwo: part
[17:08] <grantgm_> http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/810rc
[17:08] <ashmew2> hi
[17:09] <un|matrix> why is ubuntu using emu10k1 instead of emu10k2 for Audigy sound cards?
[17:09] <grantgm_> woops.
[17:09] <stroyan> Lartza_:  You could look into the dansguardian net filtering package.  http://dansguardian.org/
[17:09] <cowbellemoo> grantgm_: according to (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyReleaseSchedule) it should drop today
[17:11] <grantgm_> cowbellemoo: yea, thats why I was asking
[17:11] <Lartza_> But my windows box is not behind the linux bow(the one windows i want to track)
[17:11] <grantgm_> cowbellemoo:  but it seems it hasn't happened yet
[17:12] <FunnyLookinHat> This is another test.
[17:12] <grantgm_> cowbellemoo: nothing on the announce list or the testing page yet. Guess I'll have to be patient
[17:12] <mheath> Lartza_: you're going to either HAVE to put all of the computers behind an appropriate gateway with parental controls, or install parental control software on all the computers your kids are going to be using.
[17:12] <keystr0k> anyone know of a tool to easilly draw arrows, text on an image. I'd like to annotate my screenshots using something simpler than GIMP or Inkscape. There are a LOT of tools that do this in Windows... arg.
[17:12] <mheath> keystr0k: openoffice.org Draw?
[17:12] <keystr0k> mheath, yeah... that works okay.
[17:12] <Lartza_> mheath: I was thingking about setting dns server on windows pointing to the linux, which would then resolve the domains and track the requests
[17:13] <mheath> keystr0k: anything usefull in Add/REmove PRograms search for Paint or Draw?
[17:13] <Maelon> hi all
[17:14] <stroyan> Lartza_:  You certainly could point the windows systems to linux as the DNS.  But you get more control and information by pointing the windows browser to squid on linux as a web proxy.
[17:14] <keystr0k> mheath, didn't thinkt o look there! heh. thanks
[17:14] <Lartza_> Well I looked into squid and the configuration sounded complicated :(
[17:15] <jascase901> Hello im new to ubuntu and having a problem uninstalling things. Whenever I use apt-get purge wine it errors attepting to compile wx2-8-gtk-unicode/wx/tools/Editra... And it gives me a big block of text.
[17:15] <jascase901> Can someone tell me what the text means if I email it to them, and how to solve the problem?
[17:15] <mheath> Lartza_: yeah, you could do that. You wouldn't even necessarily need DNS server software thats designed for parental controls; you'd just need to set its logging to be verbose enough that you see all requests. But, stroyan's idea is better anyway.
[17:15] <nmproblem> Hello, after updating from 8.04 to 8.10, a warning icon appeared above the network connection icon, and clicking it revealed a messsage like
[17:15] <nmproblem> "device is unmanaged"
[17:15] <nmproblem> I found this thread about it:
[17:15] <nmproblem> http://swiss.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1028541
[17:16] <nmproblem> And did what it suggested
[17:16] <exodus_ms> I'm using Ubuntu 8.10. I'm having problems getting my optical drive to work. When I insert a blank or a disc with data (dvd-rw, cd-r, cd-rw, cd+r, etc.) the drive opens after a few seconds. I have tried: sudo mount /dev/cdrw /media/cdrom0 sudo mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom0 and sudo mount /dev/dvd /media/cdrom0 I also added these to /etc/modules: libata ata_piix piix  fstab and other info --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/152189/
[17:16] <mheath> jascase901: most people aren't going to accept random emails. Try posting it to http://paste.ubuntu.com/ instead and linking to it in here.
[17:16] <nmproblem> Now the only problem is that I lost the DNS settings, and can't figure out how to set them manually
[17:16] <jascase901> mheath: ok hold on
[17:17] <mib_rwv0ba> anyone know about LyX and Farsi/Arabic?
[17:17] <exodus_ms> I also rebooted after making the changes to /etc/module but still no luck getting drive load media
[17:18] <jascase901> mheath: heres the paste bin http://paste.ubuntu.com/152203/
[17:18] <edistar> hi chaps - anyone installed ubuntu successfully on the new mac pro?
[17:18] <tavi> who knows how can i ignore a person in pidgin?
[17:18] <mheath> nmproblem: right click on network manager, and go to Edit Connections. Select your connection under the appropriate tab, and select Edit. Go to the Ipv4 tab and adjust as necessary.
[17:18] <nmproblem> I found forum posts that suggested setting the DNS in /etc/resolv.conf, but that gets overwritten at boot
[17:19] <Ghoti_> nmproblem: set it as you like, then sudo chattr +a /etc/resolv.conf
[17:19] <Lartza_> So how do I set squid to log url requests?
[17:19] <jascase901> I think wines partly uninstalled, but it still offers for me to run things with wine, and the apt-X still gives me the wx python error.
[17:19] <nmproblem> mheath: I did that, but it doesn't work.
[17:19] <tavi> ?
[17:19] <tavi> someone help me?
[17:20] <mheath> nmproblem: did you log out and back in again?
[17:20] <nmproblem> mheath: it says: "Updating connection failed: nm-ifupdown-connection.c.76 - connection update not supported (read-only).."
[17:20] <nmproblem> mheath: I mean that it doesn't accept the setting, refuses to update it
[17:20] <mheath> hmmm.
[17:20] <mheath> one moment.
[17:20] <Pici> Lartza_: Have you asked in #squid ?
[17:20] <Lartza_> OHH!
[17:21] <Lartza_> Thanks :)
[17:21] <nmproblem> mheath: I need this to be a system wide setting, for all users.  The machine has a static IP and communicates with the outside through a proxy.  DHCP doesn't work.
[17:21] <tavi> hello?
[17:22] <Pici> tavi: Ask a question.
[17:22] <FloridaGuy> dpkg --configure -a is failing ....too many erorrs....update dident finsh.....now i cant even open nautilus or firefox
[17:22] <tavi> i already asked
[17:22] <clearscreen> tavi: rightclick a person's name and select 'Ignore'
[17:22] <clearscreen> if it's for MSN, right click in the main window and Block
[17:22] <Gnea> tavi: we're all quite busy to scrollback, please ask again if it's really important
[17:23] <mheath> jascase901: try "dpkg-reconfigure python-wxgtk2.8 python-wxtools" for e.
[17:23] <mheath> *for me
[17:23] <tavi> how i can ignore someone on pidgin?
[17:23] <clearscreen> (06:22:33 PM) clearscreen: tavi: rightclick a person's name and select 'Ignore'
[17:23] <clearscreen> (06:22:42 PM) clearscreen: if it's for MSN, right click in the main window and Block
[17:23] <Gnea> tavi: see what clearscreen said
[17:23] <jascase901> kk hold on
[17:23] <Andy80> hi all
[17:23] <tavi> well i didnt se that
[17:23] <Lartza_> Gnea: Can I pm you for something quick?
[17:23] <mheath> jascase901: erm, sorry, make sure you get a sudo infront fo that, if thats not obvious.
[17:24] <Gnea> Lartza_: sure
[17:24] <tyler_d> do people really expect that the entire room will say hi <<insert your name here>> when they enter and say.. hello?
[17:24] <clearscreen> tyler_d: I think they're just trying to be polite :)
[17:24] <jascase901> mheath: it said "/usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: python-wxgtk2.8 is broken or not fully installed
[17:24] <jascase901> "
[17:24] <tyler_d> clearscreen: fair nuff ;)
[17:24] <OliverKrueger> HelloWorld
[17:24] <taget_> hi
[17:25] <Andy80> I've mounted two raid partition from another installation, and there is a strange thing with md0: active raid1 sdb1[0] sda1[2](S) sdc1[1] - sda1 is my Windows partition!! Why is it using it?!!
[17:25] <tyler_d> would be funny though... 1427 people all respond to be polite
[17:25] <clearscreen> tyler_d: heh
[17:25] <mheath> jascase901: apt-get remove python-wxgtk2.9  and then reinsall it.
[17:25] <avar> How do I find out which app owns a given X window? I need to find out for a Jaunty bug report
[17:26] <OliverKrueger> Im eager to test the new 9.04 beta. How hard is the upgrade path when the final 9.04 comes out next week (or so)?
[17:26] <clearscreen> !jaunty | avar
[17:26] <mheath> jascase901: let me know if that doesn't work
[17:26] <jascase901> mheath: kk
[17:26] <avar> thanks
[17:26] <exodus_ms> I'm using Ubuntu 8.10. I'm having problems getting my optical drive to work. When I insert a blank or a disc with data (dvd-rw, cd-r, cd-rw, cd+r, etc.) the drive opens after a few seconds. I have tried: sudo mount /dev/cdrw /media/cdrom0 sudo mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom0 and sudo mount /dev/dvd /media/cdrom0 I also added these to /etc/modules: libata ata_piix piix  fstab and other info --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/152189/
[17:27] <FloridaGuy> dpkg --configure -a...is failing
[17:27] <quibbler> FloridaGuy: try sudo dpkg --configure -a
[17:27] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: could you please pastebin the entire error?
[17:28] <mheath> jascase901: acgtually, I've got to run. That is likely to fail uninstalling; if it does, you may need to ask for help on how you can force remove a package.
[17:28] <Fishscene> exodus_ms: Have you tried isolating the problem? (i.e. boot your computer into BIOS and see if the drive will accept a disk)
[17:28] <eg_> ,ö.
[17:28] <jascase901> mheath: ok thanks for the help, i had 3 installed
[17:28] <user2> Hi when trying to update Ubuntu 8.1 I'm getting an error W: Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/t/tzdata/tzdata_2009b-0ubuntu0.8.10_all.deb 404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.45 80]
[17:29] <mheath> jascase901: basically, it appears that your package management ended up broken somehow. You somehow have the python-wxgtk thing still installated, even though some things it depends on have been removed.
[17:29] <jascase901> mheath: so im just gonna remove all of them and reinstall the latest
[17:29] <mheath> jascase901: awesome.
[17:29] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: i cant even open firefox or nautilus...sudo dpkg --configure -a.....
[17:29] <FloridaGuy>  dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[17:29] <FloridaGuy> dpkg: too many errors, stopping
[17:29] <exodus_ms> Fishscene, no I have not, victim of tunnel vision :P I will try that, ty
[17:29] <Lartza_> Isn't there /etc/squid.conf by default
[17:30] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: do you have the pastebinit program installed?
[17:31] <OliverKrueger> Will there be a ReleaseCandidate by today?
[17:32] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: nope
[17:32] <Gnea> OliverKrueger: one more week.
[17:32] <OliverKrueger> Gnea: so https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyReleaseSchedule is not uptodate?
[17:32] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: alright, if you'd like, PM me and paste the whole error
[17:32] <Pici> !jaunty
[17:33] <Lartza_> So nobody is answering in #squid
[17:33] <Gnea> OliverKrueger: the 23rd is in 7 days.  7 days == 1 week.  one more week. :)
[17:33] <Lartza_> How would I set it up as proxy that tracks the urls used?
[17:33] <OliverKrueger> Gnea: well, I asked for a RC not the final release. ;)
[17:33] <andiri> mierda
[17:34] <andiri> hi i'm ubuntu
[17:34] <user2> Help, having trouble updating in Ubuntu 8.1  error is - W: Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/t/tzdata/tzdata_2009b-0ubuntu0.8.10_all.deb 404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.45 80]
[17:34] <andiri> i looking 4 a good chan to write "scimprorius"
[17:35] <OliverKrueger> user2: Did you # sudo apt-get update ?
[17:35] <Lartza_> lynx vs elinks vs links2, what would you recommend?
[17:35] <Chell> Hi all, Q: I'm using (wanting to use) nn for newsreading and it's working. But I can't seem to find how to query a newsserver for groups to fill newsrc. Anyone know how to do that on the command line?
[17:35] <Gnea> OliverKrueger: what does this look like, #ubuntu+1? :)
[17:36] <OliverKrueger> ok ok
[17:36] <OliverKrueger> :)
[17:36] <user2> OliverKrueger: I used the GUI
[17:36] <user2> OliverKrueger: just remembered about apt-get clean,, trying tha tnow
[17:36] <palmje> Is there an easy way to configure a multi-button mouse?
[17:36] <OliverKrueger> user2: close the gui first.
[17:37] <user2> OliverKrueger: That might of did it, I did clean, update, upgrade, and no errors so far...
[17:38] <OliverKrueger> user2: looks like your local copy of avail debs was outdated.
[17:38] <OliverKrueger> user2: your gui should "update" automagically. :/
[17:38] <user2> OliverKrueger: That makes since, I wasn't online for quite a long time
[17:39] <user2> OliverKrueger: The gui was synaptic (only spelled correctly)
[17:39] <OliverKrueger> I dont use guis for that. You may want to ask somebody else for gui support. :)
[17:40] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: try this....   http://pastebin.com/ma44e1bb
[17:40] <Foor> Anyone know when the RC is going to be out?
[17:40] <eseven73> one week
[17:40] <ParadoxG> Yeah
[17:40] <Chrystallic> RC?
[17:41] <Foor> Jaunty Release Candidate
[17:41] <eseven73> !jaunty
[17:41] <Chrystallic> ok
[17:41] <xangua> Chrystallic: the Release Candidat
[17:41] <ParadoxG> Sorry, i didn't scroll down far enough hehe.... another conversation
[17:41] <unop> Foor, RC due to be released today. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyReleaseSchedule
[17:41] <Foor> hem so just sometime today not set time
[17:42] <sirMajid> hi how can I put a program in startup in ubuntu?
[17:42] <Sh3r1ff> Foor: setting the time would take the fun out of waiting ;)
[17:42] <xangua> sirMajid: go to Sys> Prefs> Start apps
[17:42] <exodus_ms> Fishscene, I tried inserting a liveCD, the tray closes, then opens and remains open. Rebooted into BIOS with liveCD in the tray, the system shuts down, the tray closes, then opens again when in BIOS. Started normal boot, tray closes then opens again after login.
[17:42] <xangua> "Aplicaciones al inicio" says in mine since i use spanish
[17:42] <john> yo i need help
[17:43] <john> apparently i cannot write to my system?
[17:43] <john> it always say "read only"
[17:43] <Chrystallic> sirMajid: like it start up when you log on. sys -> prefs -> sessions
[17:43] <sirMajid> xangua: there is no Start apps there
[17:43] <john> what do i do?
[17:43] <eseven73> !es | xangua
[17:43] <Guest24327> d
[17:43] <sirMajid> cheystallic: tnx
[17:43] <Guest24327> can anyone help?
[17:43] <genii> exodus_ms: Some cd units have this peculiarity if you previously had to open them with the old straightened-out-paperclip-key way.
[17:43] <Sh3r1ff> Johnm: a user can only write in his home folder, to have write access to other folders, you need root access
[17:43] <sv_osusr1> HAL X axes invert doesnt work for mouse.http://pastebin.com/d3b4d3e56 .can anyone please help?
[17:44] <xangua> eseven73: i was just clarifying that is the name i have in the menu, sine i use Spanish
[17:44] <Sh3r1ff> john: a user can only write in his home folder, to have write access to other folders, you need root access
[17:44] <Chrystallic> then press ADD and enter a command and name
[17:44] <Guest24327> how do i get root access?
[17:44] <Guest24327> i am the owner
[17:44] <Chell> Q: I'm using (wanting to use) nn for newsreading and it's working. But I can't seem to find how to query a newsserver for groups to fill newsrc. Anyone know how to do that on the command line?
[17:44] <Guest24327> i installed
[17:44] <xangua> i was trying to translate it, and failed
[17:44] <exodus_ms> genii, ah, yes indeed, do by chance have any suggestions
[17:44] <Foor> sudo <command>
[17:44] <Sh3r1ff> Guest24327: sudo ;)
[17:45] <genii> exodus_ms: When it's powered off and the tray is out, carefully push it all the way back in
[17:45] <Guest24327> im just trying to install the damn Broodwar patch!!!!1
[17:45] <Guest24327> haha
[17:45] <ajah> hi , i want to install ubuntu on vmware but i cant load the disc the live cd with installation from my cd drive any help?
[17:46] <Fishscene> Which version of Ubuntu?
[17:46] <Sh3r1ff> ajah: change the settings in vmware to use your disk drive, or create an iso and use the iso as disk drive
[17:46] <exodus_ms> genii, okay, but during the shut down, the tray closes on it's own? Should I open manually and then reset it it as you suggested if this happens
[17:47] <genii> exodus_ms: power up to just bios or so. Then pop out try. then manually unplug it while tray is out, do the push-it-back-in-manually. Then plug it back in, reboot, etc
[17:47] <Guest24327> sh3rlff
[17:47] <lionaghazi> hi there
[17:47] <Guest24327> its now saying .wine is not owned by you
[17:47] <Guest24327> wtf
[17:48] <Chrystallic> Sh3r1ff: can't you only unzip the iso-file from .com   and run wubi.exe (if you use any version of Windows)?
[17:48] <Chrystallic> Sh3r1ff: from ubuntus homepage*
[17:48] <genii> exodus_ms: I had some Mitsumi,Lite-On and HP drives like this, the tray in-out sensor gets confused if you had to paper-clip them before
[17:48] <ajah> Sh3r1ff i boot it but i have problem the up and down button doesn`t work and i can select install ubuntu =D
[17:48] <lianimator> Guest24327: wine must be run by the owner of .wine
[17:49] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: are you sure you pastebin'd the correct information?
[17:49] <Sh3r1ff> Chrystallic: you are trying to do what?
[17:49] <lianimator> Guest24327: if you need to use sudo, you need to chown .wine to root
[17:49] <Guest24327> ... i am the owner?
[17:49] <Guest25447> Hello, which tool is best and easiest to use to crack wep :) ?
[17:50] <eseven73> Guest25447, that  is not supported here
[17:50] <celthunder> Guest25447, google it...i think aircrack is on top but wireshark also has the capability (not easy though)
[17:50] <Sh3r1ff> ajah: you sure you have the vmware window selected? try clicking your mouse in it before using the keyboard
[17:50] <Chrystallic> Sh3r1ff: that was the way I installed ubuntu on my computer. unzipped the .iso file from ubuntu.com and ran wubi.exe
[17:50] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: in used elinks it hard to find the link
[17:50] <exodus_ms> genii, cool, will give it a shot. I'll let you know what happens if your interested, if not thats cool. thank you for your help
[17:50] <curtmack> Is there a way to turn of SCIM for a specific application?
[17:50] <genii> exodus_ms: Keep us posted :)
[17:50] <exodus_ms> genii, np
[17:51] <Sh3r1ff> Chrystallic: never heard of wubi.exe, been a while i've been in a windows ;)
[17:51] <Guest25447> celthunder:  okay thanks i will google that :)
[17:51] <fore> i am having an issue with direct rendering with my nvidia geforce 5500 gfx card can someone help me
[17:51] <ajah> Sh3r1ff yea i have selected other buttons work like F4 and so on except the direction buttons
[17:51] <Sh3r1ff> ajah: does tab work?
[17:51] <grahamt> hi there can anybody please help me a problem i've come accross
[17:52] <Chrystallic> Sh3r1ff: ok, I just installed ubuntu once again on my computer. almost got killed by Windows vista >.<
[17:52] <thebackwash> grahamt: go ahead
[17:52] <Sh3r1ff> Chrystallic: vista will do that for ya ;)
[17:52] <ajah> Sh3r1ff escape and f buttons
[17:52] <Ymsetjenesta> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 9423A34CCA967634
[17:52] <curtmack> Is there a way to turn of SCIM for a specific application?
[17:53] <xangua> Ymsetjenesta: add the gpg  key
[17:53] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: hows this ... http://pastebin.com/m1ebfa00b
[17:53] <Ymsetjenesta> xangua: Aha.......but how......newbee you know  ;)
[17:53] <xangua> what repository do you add Ymsetjenesta¿¿
[17:53] <gerd> hy
[17:53] <Chrystallic> Sh3r1ff: I survived 2 days with vista. and in that period I was about to smash my computer to many times...
[17:54] <marko-_-> helo, how can i convert a .flv video to .mp3 ?
[17:54] <Sh3r1ff> ajah: try booting the live cd and installing it from there
[17:54] <Sh3r1ff> ajah: it has an icon install on the desktop
[17:54] <marko-_-> helo, how can i convert a .flv video to .mp3 ?
[17:54] <xangua> what repository do you add Ymsetjenesta¿¿
[17:54] <thebackwash> marko-_-: ffmpegx should convert .flv files to .mpg files, from which you can again use ffmpegx to extract an mp3
[17:54] <Chrystallic> marko-_-: there should be a converter program in teh add/remove option
[17:55] <Sh3r1ff> Chrystallic: there is a three way solution to windows: open the window, throw computer out, close window ;)
[17:55] <ajah> Sh3r1ff how to load the session with without select install ubuntu
[17:55] <grahamt> i tried to upgraded from 9.04 from 8.10. i dont know what i did but when i had reboot i get a load of text on a black screen and basically it says"Gave up waiting for root device" then i get (initramfs) i am new to ubuntu so i dont know what i did.
[17:55] <yurimxpxman> has AIM stopped in pidgin for anyone else?
[17:55] <xangua> grahamt: from 9.04 to 8.10 ??
[17:55] <Ymsetjenesta> xangua: Trying to add the deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-members-kde4/ubuntu intrepid main in the thrid-party software list
[17:55] <Sh3r1ff> ajah: when you start live cd, it automatically boots after 30 seconds
[17:55] <marko-_-> thebackwash, yea but it should covert to mp3 from flv too... but it keeps saying Unsupported codec (id=0) for input stream #0.1
[17:56] <grahamt> no 8.10 to 9.04 i think it is
[17:56] <eseven73> 9.04 isnt supported yet grahamt
[17:56] <eseven73> !Jaunty | grahamt
[17:57] <ajah> Sh3r1ff yeah thanks 6 gbs to allocate for /  is it ok?
[17:57] <Sh3r1ff> ajah: depends on what you'll do with your ubuntu
[17:57] <Chrystallic> Sh3r1ff: but if I want a computer after the "smashing". and then I mean a PC that can start
[17:58] <grahamt> ok, i tried to reinstall 8.10 just now but still wants to boot 9.04. how do i change boot back to 8.10?
[17:58] <Sh3r1ff> ajah, better to have more space now, then to find out you haven't assigned enough ;)
[17:58] <thebackwash> has no one said anything for almost 3 minutes?
[17:59] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: i might just have to reinstall ...update got interrupited some how and stop...and now it has about 100 different dependency problems
[17:59] <Chrystallic> ajah: assign as much space as possible, I got 15, and I wouldn't recommend less than 10. but that is me
[17:59] <ajah> Sh3r1ff 9.04 is is evaible ?
[17:59] <Sh3r1ff> ajah: the release is scheduled for 23/04
[17:59] <ajah> Chrystallic my whole hard disk is 80 =D
[18:00] <iamleneko> hi peopel
[18:00] <Sh3r1ff> ajah: i have 2 terra ;)
[18:00] <iamleneko> how do i erase a cdrw ?
[18:00] <ajah> Sh3r1ff hehe i live in the third world =D
[18:00] <tyler_d> Sh3r1ff: 2 redundant on a hw raid 10 here ;)
[18:01] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: i don't know about that.... sec
[18:01] <Sh3r1ff> tyler_d: nice :)
[18:01] <thebackwash> i was going to say to grahamt, that you really can't downgrade like that, from 9.04 to 8.10.  you have to install a fresh copy, and copy your data over manually
[18:01] <Sh3r1ff> iamleneko: blank it in brasero
[18:02] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: im in konversation....no xchat installed so i cant figure out how to pm you
[18:02] <thebackwash> marko-_-: sorry i can't be of more help on that particular issue.  i'm use macos x as my main desktop, and for the next 2 weeks can't use my ubuntu virtual machine
[18:03] <Chrystallic> ajah: got bout 60gb+540gb free =P
[18:03] <thebackwash> i have an flv mp3 ripper for os x, but that doesn't help you.  ffmpegx is your best bet
[18:03] <grahamt> ok thanks thebackwash, how could i access my home folder from when i am in livecd. keep getting error message cant access.due to no permision.
[18:03] <ajah> Chrystallic nice =)
[18:03] <Sh3r1ff> grahamt: use sudo, has no password in livecd
[18:04] <palmje> Is there an easy way to configure a multi-button mouse?
[18:04] <sirMajid> hi, how can I run windows explorer from terminal?
[18:04] <Sh3r1ff> sirMajid: nautilus
[18:04] <TheMadBeaver> type nautilus
[18:05] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: okay, let's try a few things here before attempting reinstallation...
[18:05] <LjL> sirMajid: ... windows explorer? this is #ubuntu
[18:05] <alex1> anyone know how to install GDM themes ?
[18:05] <FloridaGuy> ok
[18:05] <thebackwash> grahamt: i'm assuming you mounted the drive if it's not already mounted
[18:05] <TheMadBeaver> It was clear what he meant
[18:05] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: first of all:  sudo apt-get clean  then,  sudo apt-get -f install  (it should re-download everything)
[18:05] <sirMajid> LjL: ok, you know what I mean
[18:05] <curtmack> Does anybody know if it's possible to disable SCIM for one specific application?
[18:05] <sirMajid> tnx for the answer
[18:05] <TheMadBeaver> np
[18:05] <thebackwash> alexi: you should be able to drop a specially formatted compressed file onto the gnome theme manager window
[18:05] <LjL> sirMajid: not necessarily, because people actually do come here with Windows questions expecting Windows answers.
[18:06] <grahamt> mounted i can open the file but want to copy it over to ext hardrive but cant.
[18:06] <LjL> sirMajid: you can call it a "file manager", it's what everyone always called them :)
[18:06] <eseven73> maybe it's clear what he meant, but it's not a good idea to keep old habits by saying windows related things in a Linux environment
[18:06] <sirMajid> LjL: ok I will, tnx;)
[18:06] <ltcabral> hey guys, what file has the keyboard configurations?
[18:07] <ienorand> LjL: Why was I put on ban exception?, is mibbit blocked temporarily?
[18:07] <LjL> ienorand: ask in #ubuntu-ops please
[18:08] <FloridaGuy> Gnea:  sudo apt-get -f  ...just gave a list of options
[18:08] <FloridaGuy> and commands
[18:09] <devill> są tu polacy
[18:09] <Chrystallic> devill: please speak englsh
[18:10] <devill> i'm not speak english only polish sorry
[18:10] <Myrtti> !pl | devill
[18:10] <thebackwash> !polish | devill
[18:10] <thebackwash> damn i guess i'm not good enought to do that
[18:10] <devill> jak zainstalować gg na linuxa
[18:10] <Myrtti> !english | devill
[18:11] <Myrtti> thebackwash: it doesn't repeat a factoid just recently used
[18:12] <palmje> Is there an easy way to configure a multi-button mouse?
[18:12] <FloridaGuy> Gnea:
[18:12] <FloridaGuy> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[18:12] <FloridaGuy> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[18:12] <grahamt> any ideas thebackwash?
[18:12] <xangua> FloridaGuy: you answered your own problem...............
[18:13] <xangua> you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem FloridaGuy
[18:13] <FloridaGuy> xangua: how do i fix
[18:13] <thebackwash> grahamt: you're looking to access your files so you can back up and reinstall?
[18:13] <Master-Mind> Hi to install tar.gz files, then you need to type sudo apt-get install (file)tar.gz , is that right :) ?
[18:13] <Myrtti> Master-Mind: what are you trying to install?
[18:13] <xangua> run 'dpkg --configure -a' FloridaGuy
[18:13] <grahamt> yeh
[18:13] <xangua> ...................................
[18:13] <Foor> Master-Mind Sure isnt
[18:13] <ienorand> Master-Mind: No, tar.gz files are normally sorce code
[18:14] <eseven73> Master-Mind, find a .deb instead
[18:14] <FloridaGuy> xangua: thats what i been trying to do...
[18:14] <FloridaGuy>  leaving unconfigured
[18:14] <FloridaGuy> dpkg: too many errors, stopping
[18:14] <FloridaGuy> dpkg: ../../src/packages.c:265: process_queue: Assertion `!queue.length' failed.
[18:14] <FloridaGuy> Aborted
[18:14] <FloodBot3> FloridaGuy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:14] <FloridaGuy> i have no browser right now sorry
[18:14] <ienorand> Master-Mind: If it's a theme you can just drag it to appearance window... otherwise you'd hafta compile the pile
[18:14] <H_M-Ubuntu_> :)
[18:15] <xangua> dpkg --configure -a > that in a TERMINAL FloridaGuy
[18:15] <exodus_ms> genii, man you are the best, it worked (i.e. shutting system down, resetting drive tray while system is off) Thank You!
[18:15] <Master-Mind> Myrtti: im trying to install this one .. aircrack-ng-1.0-rc3.tar.gz
[18:15] <Master-Mind> Foor:  Then what, if you know :)
[18:15] <xangua> sudo dpkg --configure -a
[18:15] <thebackwash> you have to mount your hard drive first.  it slips my mind what the exact program is to find where what device it's located on, perhaps gpartd
[18:15] <FloridaGuy> xangua: i been doing that...
[18:15] <genii> exodus_ms: Glad to assist
[18:15] <Master-Mind> ienorand:  no its aircrack-ng-1.0-rc3.tar.gz :)
[18:15] <L|NUX> can some one please help me to compile php5 on debian with builtin gd support with php5
[18:16] <thebackwash> grahamt: but then you will run sudo mount -rw /dev/(devicename)
[18:16] <eseven73> L|NUX, wrong channel
[18:16] <eseven73> try #debian
[18:16] <Myrtti> Master-Mind: what features are in it that you need that aren't in the aircrack-ng that's available in the repositories?
[18:16] <thebackwash> grahamt: but then you will run sudo mount -rw /dev/(devicename) (mount point)
[18:16] <Julius> Hi All
[18:16] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: ack
[18:16] <thebackwash> assuming it's a relatively standard configuration
[18:16] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: sorry, got called away for a bit
[18:16] <thebackwash> grahamt: following?
[18:17] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: ok...nopthing working yet
[18:17] <grahamt> yeh i am trying.
[18:17] <jdwarta> How can i go about connecting to a shared printer on another comp running ubuntu?
[18:17] <Master-Mind> Myrtti:  What do you mean by in the repositories ?
[18:17] <Julius> I've just made a BIG mistake with the "dd" command... Does someone know if there's a tool or something to recover files after using "dd" on a wrong external drive ? :/
[18:17] <Gnea> xangua: his system lost power in the middle of an upgrade and now the cache is foobared
[18:17] <eseven73> ouch
[18:17] <Myrtti> !info aircrack-ng | Master-Mind
[18:17] <grawity> Julius: I don't think you can do that using a program ... there are companies that can recover data overwritten like this, I think.
[18:18] <Myrtti> Master-Mind: you can install that version with your package manager, such as synaptic without needing to compile stuff
[18:18] <eseven73> Julius, photorec is pretty nice, (it does a lot more than just photos) but I don't believe it's in the repos...
[18:18] <Julius> grawity, i'm pretty sure I won't find a way to do that by myself but I was just asking... thanks indeed :(
[18:19] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: sec, there's a solution for this...
[18:19] <thebackwash> grahamt: sorry i have to leave but i have to get ready for work.  the gist of it is that you have to find out what device name the livecd has assigned to the partition with your data on it, mount the hard drive, back up, and THEN you'll be good to reinstall
[18:19] <Julius> eseven73, ah ? Ok... I'll try it
[18:19] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: k
[18:19] <jdwarta> how do i connect to shared printer on another comp?
[18:19] <L|NUX> eseven73: can be done same on ubuntu
[18:19] <L|NUX> :)
[18:19] <eseven73> L|NUX, ?
[18:20] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: is there an error code in that mess?
[18:20] <knobcottage> anyone help me on how to connect to  a usb disc which is attached to a NSLu2 on my router?
[18:20] <ienorand> Julius: http://www.sysresccd.org <-- this distro might have tools meant for that...
[18:21] <andypatches> !keyboard
[18:22] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: here's the last line on dpkg --configure -a.......dpkg: ../../src/packages.c:265: process_queue: Assertion `!queue.length' failed.
[18:22] <genii> knobcottage: Is it running some nslu2-linux on it, or stock firmware?
[18:23] <spaceBARbarian> how do i run my windows partition as a virtual machine ?
[18:23] <vixey> hi
[18:23] <andypatches> Hi, I have several programmable macro keys on my gaming keyboard, is there a way to set them to work in Ubuntu?
[18:23] <FloridaGuy> sudo nautilus
[18:23] <vixey> why isn't anyone seeding the 9.04 beta ?
[18:23] <chris__> salut
[18:23] <eseven73> spaceBARbarian, that isnt possible
[18:23] <FloridaGuy> wrong screen
[18:23] <chris__> fr
[18:23] <spaceBARbarian> eseven73: isnt it with vmdk or whatever ?
[18:23] <eseven73> !fr | chris_
[18:24] <maria__> thanks a lot I am sorry I am still looking where to get there but I will keep looking
[18:24] <FloridaGuy> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[18:25] <eseven73> spaceBARbarian, not sure what vmdk is, but as far as Virtualbox or Vmware you can't run partitions as virtual machines, unless im missing something?
[18:25] <xangua> FloridaGuy> sudo dpkg --configure -a
[18:25] <knobcottage> ajother keyboard question.  I want a UK keyboard and despite the gui saying that it s UK i get all the wrong characters.  I think it's a US keyboard.  Why?
[18:25] <spaceBARbarian> eseven73: i dunno a friend of mine told me it was possible to dummy a partition as a .vdi file  or something
[18:26] <FloridaGuy> xangua: do you listen i been doing that...theres to many dependecy probems so it dont work
[18:26] <lianimator> what's the recommended bittorent client?
[18:26] <knobcottage> ooops got to go....
[18:26] <eseven73> spaceBARbarian, there might be a way to do that, but I've never heard about it being done
[18:26] <vixey> I've got ETA infinity
[18:26] <vixey> :(
[18:26] <aaron> #django IRC channel
[18:26] <[1]kino> HI, I'm installing Ubuntu in a machine with no operating system, and I get the following message: NO ROOT FILE SYSTEM IS DEFINED. PLEASE CORRECT THIS FROM THE PARTITIONING MENU. What should I do?
[18:27] <spaceBARbarian> hmm guess ill ask on #vbox
[18:27] <genii> [1]kino: It means go back, and tell the program which disk partition you want to be the /     (root)
[18:28] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: im just going to reinstall......it would be alot faster
[18:28] <[1]kino> genii, to go back where?
[18:28] <genii> [1]kino: To the disk partitioning section (gparted)
[18:28] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: wait... do you have a /var/cache/apt/pkgcache.bin file?
[18:29] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: i dont know...i cant open nautilus
[18:29] <[1]kino> genii : I am new to Linux. Where do I tell ubuntu to do that?
[18:29] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: forget nautilus, do you have a commandline open or can you open a terminal?
[18:29] <FloridaGuy> yes
[18:30] <Gnea> alright, just:  ls -l /var/cache/apt/pkgcache.bin
[18:30] <Guest66815> is there a default response to XF86WLAN ?
[18:30] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 13350741 2009-04-16 13:11 /var/cache/apt/pkgcache.bin
[18:30] <Tophu> I'm trying to get ventrilo_srv to load in a terminal window on boot can anyone help me with this?
[18:31] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: alright, give this a whirl:  mkdir foobar && sudo mv /var/cache/apt/pkgcache.bin foobar/ && sudo dpkg --configure -a
[18:31] <genii> [1]kino: When you started the Install app, it asked for some things in a certain order. Timezone, etc etc then prompts you after each step to continue. One of the steps involves where to put the installation (what disks it goes on, etc).Usually there it has choices like Guided, Manual   and so on. This is the section to return back to
[18:31] <i3d> hmm... can't get to ubuntuforums.org
[18:32] <Gnea> i3d: aiyee, same here - db issue
[18:32] <i3d> Gnea: yep
[18:33] <Tophu> I know I need to add "cd ~/Desktop/ventsrv/; gnome-terminal -e ./ventrilo" smewhere but I just can't figure out which file I've tried rc.local and a few others but I'm baffled
[18:33] <Tophu> ./ventrilo_srv (that's the corect file)
[18:33] <[1]kino> genii: I click on "back" but it doesn't let me go back to that stage. I guess I'll start the installation again from the beginning. Can you please tell me when I reach that stage you mentioned what should I do?
[18:34] <genii> [1]kino: The "Guided" one is best
[18:34] <genii> (for new users)
[18:34] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: still nothing
[18:35] <ax-ds> zicho
[18:35] <zicho> ax-ds, lol
[18:35] <jdwarta> i need help connecting to a shared printer!!
[18:35] <jdwarta> !printer
[18:35] <[1]kino> Genii: I again get to the PREPARE PARTITIONS dialog, but it's all empty
[18:35] <ax-ds> dsen vill inte go in po qnet zicho
[18:35] <jdwarta> !cursour
[18:35] <zicho> >:(
[18:36] <pronto> D:
[18:36] <ax-ds> ;s
[18:36] <jdwarta> !cursor
[18:37] <genii> [1]kino: It is also conceivable that Ubuntu cannot understand the chipset which controls your drives, this happens sometimes with SATA controllers and other types. In this instance, what to do is to alter in the BIOS of the computer the hard drives to be seen as if they are IDE drives and not SATA
[18:37] <FloridaGuy> Gnea: im reinstalling
[18:38] <Gnea> FloridaGuy: okay, good luck
[18:38] <lord_hypnos> I have a question: I use linux mint ATM but I wanna go back to ubuntu as soon as 9.04 is out... as it is basically the same I thought that maybe there is a way to just "upgrade" to ubuntu 9.04 from mint. is this possible and how?
[18:38] <fore> someone please help me get my nvidia geforce 5500 drivers working ?
[18:38] <eseven73> !mint
[18:39] <fore> ive reloaded the default xorg.conf
[18:39] <Tophu> I'm trying to get ventrilo_srv to load in a terminal window on boot can anyone help me with this? I know I need to add cd ~/Desktop/ventsrv/; gnome-terminal -e ./ventrilo_srv but I don't know which file to add that too
[18:40] <[1]kino> genii: I got into the BIOS. I don't see where should I change that
[18:41] <genii> [1]kino: Usually it will be named something like "Compatability Mode" or so
[18:41] <genii> [1]kino: In a section named something like Devices or Periphrals
[18:41] <Tophu> is there a way to open a terminal window (gnome-terminal) to a specific desktop on boot?
[18:42] <vixey> does anyone have instructions for burning ubuntu boot CD please?
[18:42] <[1]kino> genii: In "Primary Hard Drive" says "None"
[18:42] <genii> [1]kino: So in this case, your computer is not even seeing the new hd at a hardware level.
[18:43] <genii> [1]kino: Try setting it to "Auto" if possible
[18:44] <Klau3> hi
[18:45] <Tophu> is there a way to open a terminal window (gnome-terminal) to a specific desktop on boot/login?
[18:45] <Klau3> I got a little question - where can I see the name of a unmounted disk?
[18:46] <eseven73> Klau3, sudo lshw maybe
[18:46] <Guest99826> hi
[18:46] <stew> Klau3: what do you mean by name? do you mean something like "sda"?
[18:47] <Klau3> yes
[18:47] <Klau3> sda
[18:47] <stew> Klau3: "cat /proc/partitions" or "sudo fdisk -l"
[18:47] <[1]kino> genii: Can I connect a USB HDD and install ubuntu there?
[18:48] <genii> [1]kino: Yes
[18:48] <knobcottage> genii: missed your reply from before.  It is running on stock firmware
[18:48] <[1]kino> genii: I mean, since the machine is not recognizing the internal HDD
[18:48] <eseven73> is the Jaunty RC out or something? Because im getting like 110kB/s from us.archive.ubuntu.com normally I get like 750+kB/s
[18:48] <andypatches> Hi, I have several programmable macro keys on my gaming keyboard, is there a way to set them to work in Ubuntu?
[18:49] <genii> [1]kino: Yes, you can install Ubuntu to an external USB hard drive
[18:49] <mbeierl> heya, does anyone know how to get the source code for a package?
[18:49] <Tophu> is there a way to open a terminal window (gnome-terminal) on boot/login?
[18:49] <Pici> mbeierl: If you have the deb-src lines for the repository, use apt-get source packagename
[18:49] <Klau3> ok I try them and will see if i got the answers Im searching for
[18:49] <OmnipotentEntity> So I set up a chroot, and I'm having some issues getting it to connect to my X server, what do I need to ensure I have in order to connect to my XServer located at either :0 or :1?
[18:49] <mbeierl> Pici: thanks!  apt-get source!  whoulda thunk?
[18:50] <Pici> mbeierl: You don't need sudo for that either, it will download the files to the current directory.
[18:50] <[1]kino> genii: how can proceed to install ubuntu in the external usd hdd?
[18:50] <mbeierl> Pici: thanks, I just tried it w/o sudo and am glad to see that it did what I expected
[18:50] <kwert> andypatches, perhaps on System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts
[18:51] <mbeierl> Pici: any clue on building packages then?  like if I want to test something out?
[18:51] <mbeierl> Pici: sorry - duh! it was just a ./configure
[18:51] <Pici> mbeierl: See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide
[18:51] <genii> [1]kino: Plug in usb drive, and power on. Insert Ubuntu install CD/DVD into optical drive. Boot to CD/DVD... follow usual process of regular install
[18:51] <GAMBITO> alguien habla español ?
[18:52] <XFreeRollerX> Hello
[18:52] <Pici> !es | GAMBITO
[18:52] <xangua> GAMBITO i do, but here you have to speak in english
[18:52] <[1]kino> genii: It will see the PARTITIONS in the external HDD?
[18:52] <Qtpaxa> GAMBITO: estas en el canal en ingles
[18:52] <genii> [1]kino: Yes
[18:52] <XFreeRollerX> You guys able to help me with some questions? I literally just started using Linux :P
[18:52] <mbeierl> !ask
[18:53] <genii> [1]kino: (after you make them or let the Guided method make them for you)
[18:53] <EdgEy> does anyone know where the rest of my hdd space is? i have 340g used on an ext3 partition (455g) and only 90g free, is there some reserved for some reason ?
[18:53] <eseven73> You people that are updating to 9.04 RC, use torrents!!! please, its not fair to the rest of us that are trying to update older Ubuntus
[18:53] <genii> [1]kino: Make sure in BIOS the USB drive is the first thing to choose booting from as well
[18:53] <XFreeRollerX> Im trying to install a driver I downloaded but I open the install file however nothing seems to happen, am I supposed to run it in terminal or something?
[18:53] <genii> [1]kino: Make sure in BIOS the USB drive is the first thing to choose booting from as well (after the CD)
[18:54] <[1]kino> genii: BIOS don't see the external HDD. apparently can't boot from there. Can I still install it in the external HDD?
[18:54] <genii> knobcottage: Apologies, earlier i had time to assist but now am pressed for time and unable to do so
[18:54] <maria__> hello everybody, I have Ubuntu 8 10 and have been trying to convert some .nef files (Nikon camera, raw files) to jpg. But I haven't been able...can anyone help me?
[18:55] <genii> [1]kino: You can install it there, but it will not boot then from there
[18:55] <andypatches> kwert: that doesn't work
[18:55] <knobcottage> genii: fine I need to go soon too.  Back another day!
[18:55] <andypatches> I can program my media keys in there, but the programmable keys on the side don't work.
[18:55] <genii> [1]kino: this computer is fairly old?
[18:55] <eseven73> maria__, if you apt-cache search raw | grep raw      you'll see quite a few packages for raw image format
[18:56] <[1]kino> genii: it's a dell laptop, about 6 years old
[18:56] <billgoats> ?\
[18:56] <beuh> kino, for my part it's too old
[18:56] <TheNano> vixey: Hi I believe there  is instruction on ubuntu.com , would you want me to fond the link for you ?
[18:56] <maria__> LOL
[18:56] <kwert> andypatches, then i don't know. ask your question again so that someone might read it and help you
[18:56] <knobcottage> XfreeRollerX I'm not to good at this linux either but I don't understand what you mean.  Can you explain where the driver came from etc.
[18:56] <maria__> ok let me see I am pretty terrible in computer language
[18:57] <maria__> what do you mean
[18:58] <Markus27> Hi. Does anyone know how to get the apache user to show up in the permissions drop downs in gnome?
[18:58] <jayarastig01> any1 care to help me
[18:58] <vixey> TheNona pleaes
[18:58] <vixey> I cannot find it anywhere
[18:58] <knobcottage> jayarastig01: ask and someone might
[18:59] <TheNano> jayarastig01: Hi , what do you need ?
[18:59] <jayarastig01> my pc cant start coz only the red light is on
[19:00] <TheNano> jayarastig01:  can you explain from the beginning , what happened , what did you do and so on , write as much as you can
[19:01] <pixhelado> can someone help me to update alsa-drivers in ubuntu 8.10
[19:01] <pixhelado> ??
[19:01] <XFreeRollerX> knobcottage:
[19:01] <XFreeRollerX> knobcottage: regarding the driver install, its a realtek driver that I want to load for my audio driver
[19:01] <raven> hi - every time i try to backup the system partition PARTIMAGE gives me the error "block ... unreadable" i tested with BADBLOCKS and it verifies some errors - can i do anything to repair "it"? tnx
[19:01] <jayarastig01> my pc shut off then wen i turn on the red light is on but the green no see and no respound in my monitor
[19:02] <andypatches> Is there any way to program macro keys that normally require Net 2.0 Framework to operate?
[19:02] <stjepan> how can I identify my wireless mouse device in /dev ?
[19:02] <knobcottage> XfreeRollerX:  Don't want to sound funny here but my pc uses same and it was installed with ubuntu
[19:02] <knobcottage> I only had to pick it from the list.
[19:03] <knobcottage> double clicked the sound icon
[19:03] <knobcottage> and picked the drevice driver form the drop down box and my sound worked
[19:03] <Mr^Green> hi all
[19:03] <jayarastig01> red light problem help me
[19:03] <knobcottage> could that solve your prob?
[19:03] <TheNano> stjepan: lsusb
[19:04] <stjepan> TheNano: it doesn't mention any of the files in /dev directory?
[19:04] <stjepan> ops, without the '?'
[19:04] <stjepan> this is the mouse, but I don't know which file: Bus 006 Device 002: ID 045e:00f9 Microsoft Corp.
[19:05] <TheNano> jayarastig01: well it is just not possible to get help like that , here in the channel, try find a channel in you langauge or find some one who can come there and take a look
[19:05] <TheNano> stjepan: why do you need the file in /dev
[19:05] <syntac> hi, my left ctrl key seems to have stopped working. right ctrl still works.  here is the output from xev for both left and right ctrl: http://pastebin.com/d5e6e4724    any ideas?
[19:05] <stjepan> TheNano: I want to configure it in xorg.conf
[19:06] <raven> hi - every time i try to backup the system partition PARTIMAGE gives me the error "block ... unreadable" i tested with BADBLOCKS and it verifies some errors - can i do anything to repair "it"? tnx
[19:06] <TheNano> stjepan: I don't think you need that in xorg , but let me take a look first
[19:06] <Katcha> hi all
[19:07] <jayarastig01> my pc tower have red light and green lights but when i push the power the red light only the one is light up
[19:07] <Ubuntu810> hi. when i install the updates in ubuntu they install fine. but when i reboot my computer it gives me a kernel panic and i have to boot into the old kernel. any ideas?
[19:07] <jayarastig01> what is the problem
[19:08] <TheNano> stjepan: try      ls /dev/input
[19:08] <learner> hey guys, how can i set up an animated wallpaper?
[19:08] <walen> Ubuntu810, i had the same problem, but i don't actually know how to fight it. i just edited my /boot/grub/enu'lst...
[19:08] <stjepan> TheNano: http://rafb.net/p/3COsxV12.html
[19:08] <Ubuntu810> oh yeah. and it happens when i reinstall ubuntu and update it again. i'm probably gonna try opensuse and see what happens
[19:09] <raven> hi - my hdd/partition has some BAD BLOCKS (partimage: "unreadable") - something i can do to repari? tnx
[19:09] <walen> I'll wait for 9.04 to come out, until then i'll go on the older kernel
[19:09] <Ubuntu810> ok.
[19:10] <TheNano> stjepan:  try using mice , it should effect every mouse in you system
[19:10] <Ubuntu810> i wanna try the 9.04 beta. i'll download that later.
[19:10] <TheNano> stjepan: You do know that 8.10 and 9.04 don't use xorg.con as default, and fdi file should make your mouse work just fine
[19:11] <[1]kino> genii: laptop not responding - giving up for the moment. thanks for all your help
[19:11] <stjepan> TheNano: I didn't know that
[19:11] <Ubuntu810> ok, i have another question. i have an ubuntu 8.10 live cd. when i try to boot into it or install it on one of my other pc's it freezess when at the boot screen.
[19:11] <Frantic> hey guys, anyone knows how I can upgrade to python 2.6 on ubuntu 8.04? :)
[19:12] <stjepan> TheNano: I want to map one extra key as middle button, that's all
[19:12] <TheNano> stjepan:  try search with the device ID or name you get in lsusb, there is maybe an fdi file out there , I don't know how really , you can use xorg.conf aswell I guess
[19:12] <stjepan> there's no mouse section in xorg.conf by default so I created it by hand and used /dev/input/mice... didn't work
[19:13] <raven> hi - my hdd/partition has some BAD BLOCKS (partimage: "unreadable") - something i can do to repari? tnx
[19:13] <learner> hey guys, how can i set up an animated wallpaper?
[19:14] <TheNano> stjepan: lshal lists all devices ,
[19:14] <knobcottage> Frantic:  SYstem>admin>synaptic and search for the upgrade and install it
[19:15] <Frantic> knobcottage: I only have ssh access :)
[19:15] <TheNano> stjepan: have you seen this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto
[19:16] <knobcottage> Frantic:  SOrry then I'm a gui guy only
[19:16] <stjepan> TheNano: nice, found it: access_control.file = '/dev/input/event10'  (string)
[19:16] <stjepan> TheNano: yes, I hav
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[19:17] <rampageoberon> Frantic: sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade && sudo aptitude full-upgrade (this will check the packages list and upgrade everything)
[19:18] <stjepan> TheNano: tried xinput set-button-map "PS/2 Generic Mouse" 1 8 3 4 5, but it didn't work :(
[19:18] <semrerj> I'm having a hard time installing my Intuos3 9x12 wacom tablet under ubuntu.  Can anyone help, please?
[19:18] <z_existence> anyone know how ubuntu is supposed to handle XF86WLAN key , if it is setup for that at all ?
[19:18] <knobcottage> rampageoberon: ding dong!
[19:18] <caraconan> Hi. I have a wifi card configured, but I don't find (usually /etc/network/interfaces) where it stores the info (essid....). Can anyone help me?
[19:19] <rampageoberon> yes knobcottage
[19:19] <granamt> hi there guys, does anyone know how i can sync my sony mp3 with rhymbox?
[19:19] <knobcottage> rampageoberon: Ding Dong as in nice answer!
[19:19] <itewsh> hello
[19:20] <mgolisch> caraconan: networkmanager doenst store its config there /etc/network/interfaces is just networking devices thatr are managed by the network initscript
[19:20] <rampageoberon> ah that ding dong, thanks knobcottage :)
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> granamt: does it show up in sudo fdisk -l
[19:20] <learner> later dudes
[19:20] <semrerj> can anyone help me install my wacom tablet?
[19:20] <Skapare> installed Intrepid ... can install Jaunty later ... I'm trying to find out how to configure wireless so that it activates as soon as the system boots up, instead of waiting until a user logs in, and stay activated even when a user logs out
[19:20] <knobcottage> rampaageoberon:  That's it not the i'm at teh door ding dong
 and where is it? I can take a look
[19:21] <adamb_> Hey guys if I wanted to encrypt a txt file and decrypt it for viewing would gpg be the most convenient
[19:21] <TheNano> stjepan: dont know but try ID , look here too https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Input  , giid luck
[19:21] <stjepan> TheNano: ok, thanks
[19:21] <BePhantom> hi all, i want to compile a driver, i need build-essential, i try to install from terminal and it ask me for kubuntu 8.10 cd, im using ubuntu :(
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> adamb_: youcould compress it and put a password on the archive
[19:22] <itewsh> Does the update of Jaunty change the partition type (ext3->ext4) or not? I mean, is there any script or anything else during the installation?
[19:22] <unop> adamb_, sure, just don't lose your gpg keys tho ..
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> itewsh: no, you will have to do a clean install
[19:22] <Skapare> itewsh: you can do advance partitioning to make it what you want
[19:22] <Tuor> Plz, how I can change to channel ubuntu-br?
[19:22] <cryingtux> im trying to upgrade hardy to intrepid and getting this error
[19:22] <Pici> Tuor: /join #ubuntu-br
[19:22] <granamt> ActionParsnip; i can mount it file browser but ryhmbox or any other prog doesnt see it
[19:22] <Tuor> thanks
[19:22] <cryingtux> W:Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid-updates/universe/source/Sources.bz2  Hash Sum mismatch
[19:22] <cryingtux> how to fix it?
[19:23] <r0y4l> why can i not see how much space my dvd project needs under brasero? i saw screenshots with a progress bar in brasero but i don't have one?!
[19:23] <itewsh> ok thanks
[19:23] <eseven73> you don't want to upgrade today, they just released the RC for jaunty, so the servers are beyond slow since everyone's rushing them
[19:23] <knobcottage> skapare: managed to do this by mistake yesterday I think....feeling brave?
[19:23] <Frantic> rampageoberon: I only want to update python :(
[19:23] <semrerj> granamt and bephantom need help, badly.
[19:23] <caraconan> Can anyone tell in wich file ubuntu stores the info (essid, key...) of the wifi network that connects at start up?
[19:24] <Taijiquan> I put a 8.10 Ubuntu disc into an old computer and tried to run Ubuntu from the CD but I got an error, it said it couldn't read from CD.
[19:24] <cryingtux> ! 9.04
[19:24] <TheNano> Taijiquan: old cdrom , burn in llow speed, or use an external / another cdrom
[19:24] <semrerj> tajiquan: ni hau!
[19:24] <r0y4l> thats really annoying i can't see if my dvd project is full  :(
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> granamt: maybe you need to show it where the mp3 player is, i dont use it personally. I'm an amarok kinda guy
[19:25] <Stinkfist> I had cd issues at first too....try different brand a burn REALLY slow
[19:25] <rampageoberon> Frantic: I'm assumin gthere is an update out on the repos, what you can do is download hte .deb and then run it to isntall only the one package
[19:25] <semrerj> quidao
[19:25] <cambazz> hello. I deleted /etc/mysql and /var/lib/mysql, and now after i removed and purged mysql-server, i can not install it
[19:25] <rampageoberon> Frantic: sudo aptitude download <packagename>, or you can get the link from packages.ubuntu.com and use wget
[19:25] <raboof> cambazz: what error do you get?
[19:26] <knobcottage> got to go sorry
[19:26] <TheNano> cambazz: and what apt says when you try to install ?
[19:27] <granamt> ActionParsnip: yeh ta,think i'll have to get a book on ubuntu to help,i am new to linux,kind of used to windows doing everything fo ya
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> granamt: no need for a book, search online
[19:27] <raven> hi - my hdd/partition has some BAD BLOCKS (partimage: "unreadable") - something i can do to repari? tnx
[19:27] <eseven73> there's a free Ubuntu ebook floating around somewhere
[19:27] <dsuch> Hm, do you know how to turn on the wpa_supplicant's debug mode (if there is one)? Everything's fine with Ethernet connection, it just stopped working wireless.
[19:28] <Skapare> caraconan: are you having a problem with saved wireless credentials that I recently had and solved?
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> dsuch: not all wifi adapters can do wpa in linux
[19:29] <dsuch> But it worked fine for over a year.
[19:29] <granamt> i've got learn all the tech stuff, like how to mount stuff by location dev,0 etc. i haven't got the foggiest what i'm doing.
[19:31] <dsuch> ActionParsnip: I've upgraded to latest foo2zjs, ghostscript, gvfs, libgs8, libvolume, tasksel and udev today and then it stopped though nothing from this list seems like a possible culprit.
[19:31] <Frantic> rampageoberon: thanks :)
[19:31] <spaceBARbarian> how can i change add my user as owner of a disk so i can use it as raw image with virtualbox ?
[19:31] <jpds> granamt: Just do it bit by bit (no pun intended), read lots, and you'll get there.
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> dsuch: makes sense
[19:31] <TheFunkbomb> hi, can someone help me install a new wireless card?
[19:32] <TheFunkbomb> I need to make it support monitor mode
[19:32] <dsuch> ActionParsnip: that it doesn't seem to be related to those packages?
[19:32] <rampageoberon> Frantic: hope it worked, in future you could also try using "aptitude" which is the command line package manager, i've never tried learning how to use it properly.
[19:32] <learner1> is there any linux typing tutor out there?
[19:32] <granamt> i like ubuntu so far luv the way you can change it to your own taste so easy.
[19:33] <mfitz> There's one in GCompris, I think, learner1
[19:33] <Taijiquan> learner1, yes tux typing
[19:33] <learner1> mfitz: what's the name?
[19:33] <learner1> Taijiquan: thanx
[19:33] <Chrystallic> TheFunkBomb: you might have to download a tar.gz package with teh paches to your W-card.   but since I have no idea what your card is, or anything I can't help you.
[19:34] <TheFunkbomb> Chrystallic, I think I did that
[19:34] <TheFunkbomb> I'm sure I did
[19:34] <TheFunkbomb> It's the RT2501
[19:34] <eseven73> !away > Mud|movie
[19:34] <Chrystallic> have you installed the patch then? and not only downloaded
[19:34] <mfitz> I believe it's Tux Typing, as Taijiquan said
[19:35] <learner1> mfitz: okay, thanx
[19:35] <mfitz> Sure thing.
[19:35] <sinelaw> hi i've just connected a usb mouse to my laptop but it doesn't work
[19:35] <sinelaw> (lsusb does list it, though)
[19:35] <TheFunkbomb> Chrystallic, I don't know how
[19:35] <sinelaw> do i need to do something to tell xorg that there is a new mouse connected?
[19:35] <ebaird> how do i join a group?
[19:36] <davidosa> can i install ubuntu on a rig with an 800mhz Athlon processor or should i go for Kubuntu?
[19:36] <ebaird> like i want to be in te video group and its not in the group settings
[19:36] <eseven73> davidosa, Kubuntu is "heavier" than Ubuntu
[19:36] <davidosa> oh..
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> ebaird: sudo adduser $USER <group>
[19:36] <eseven73> davidosa, use Ubuntu or xubuntu
[19:37] <palmje> davidosa: you would be better off with a lighter desktop manager like xfce for that sort of computer
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> davidosa: or install kubuntu then install lxde if you like kde apps
[19:37] <MetalliMyers> ohai
[19:37] <davidosa> ok thanks..my rig only has 256mb ram..i'll try xubuntu then
[19:37] <ebaird> thank you
[19:37] <Chrystallic> TheFunkbomb: I'm kinda new, but if I remeber right I downloaded the patch and run the command             sudo apt-get f install      (or something close), and teh update found the driver, and it was done.
[19:37] <davidosa> do the same apps run on Xubuntu that do on Ubuntu?
[19:37] <TheFunkbomb> Chrystallic, I will try that thanks
[19:37] <Alex2> hello
[19:38] <Alex2> im currently running windows because my ubuntu got fuxed up i need some serious help please
[19:38] <Alex2> i just want to go back to ubuntu  -_-!
[19:38] <Rilos> windows sux
[19:39] <Alex2> i no
[19:39] <beuh> Alex2 what's your problem ?
[19:39] <learner1> windows bring air in
[19:39] <Alex2> look
[19:39] <learner1> :-D
[19:39] <Rilos> fart smelling air
[19:39] <Alex2> this sis going to be long..
[19:39] <learner1> haters
[19:39] <Rilos> lol
[19:39] <Chrystallic> Alex2: is it the internet that you've lost?
[19:39] <roadrunner1> is there a way to make a message box popup in GUI from the command-line?
[19:40] <Alex2> since last night when i installed ubuntu my ubuntu just crashes  every 2-3 hours..
[19:40] <Alex2> and when i say crash i mean just shut off
[19:40] <Alex2> no loading screen just shut off
[19:40] <Alex2> then
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> Rilos: it is a tool for a job, linux may not suit a certain situation and windows may be a better option
[19:40] <Chrystallic> wah, do you run some special programs?
[19:40] <Alex2> i tryed to update my ubuntu to 9.04 thinking it might fix it.
[19:40] <Alex2> but no
[19:40] <Alex2> i got fuxed up worse
[19:40] <Alex2> i left it to update and i came back 20 minutes later and my pc was off
[19:41] <Pici> !enter
[19:41] <Alex2> i said wtf..
[19:41] <GunbladeIV> Question: may i know what is the channel for update packaging tutorial?
[19:41] <Pici> !language | Alex2
[19:41] <Pici> GunbladeIV: #ubuntu-motu
[19:41] <GunbladeIV> Pici, thanks :)
[19:41] <gcosmin> i've got another linux partition on my hdd, and I want to edit that in to my /media/.hal-mtab but I don't know how that linde should sound like
[19:41] <aaron> How to fix  ubuntu youtube video problems?
[19:41] <Chrystallic> Alex2: are you on some special sites, when teh computer turns off? or run one special program?
[19:41] <Alex2> i turned it on. it loaded up the ubuntu thing and my screen turned black, i pressed the power button and turned it off and on.
[19:41] <Alex2> i can be doing anything..
[19:41] <leonardo_> hi all
[19:41] <SandGorgon> does rsync on fat32 for an ISO file return - skipping non-regular file "kubuntu-9.04-rc-desktop-i386.iso" ?
[19:42] <Chrystallic> aaron: you need to download the adobe flashplayer
[19:42] <aaron> that is what I did
[19:42] <aaron> I can see youtube videos
[19:42] <Chrystallic> aaron: it lagg?
[19:42] <tmpnam> .............[\/\/ind0z3 #2 SuX a55 muth4fuck4z]................
[19:43] <aaron> but it's all jumpy and randomly some vidoes won't work or would be smaller and jumpy and at times will crash my browser
[19:43] <aaron> the frame rates do slow down .
[19:43] <Chrystallic> aaron: you use opera?
[19:43] <gcosmin> i've got another linux partition on my hdd, and I want to edit that in to my /media/.hal-mtab but I don't know how that linde should sound like
[19:43] <aaron> so the audio dosen't match up with the video
[19:43] <aaron> no
[19:43] <gcosmin> ?
[19:43] <aaron> ubuntu
[19:43] <aaron> the latest version
[19:43] <FloodBot3> aaron: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:43] <Chrystallic> no, what internet browser do youuse
[19:43] <aaron> what?
[19:44] <gimpuzmani> hi
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> aaron: ease up on the enter key, you sound out of breath and you are scrolling the channel
[19:44] <tmpnam> Do not send the such a crap, guys. I don't care about "a man wearing a bra". Keep it and don't bother me, okay?
[19:44] <GunbladeIV> aaron, Chrystallic was talking about your browser.. is it firefox or opera?
[19:44] <Alex2> then i booted into my 8.10 disc because i jsut said i had to reinstall ubuntu. i booted from that and my computer froze! FROM THE DISC! so then i desided to run mem test from the disc..i restarted and ran mem test.it got to 20% AND BAM CRASH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so i just reinstalled my vista. i then downloaded ubuntu 8.04 and burned it into a 4gb flash drive. i went tru the install nice but then ones the install was at around 30% BAM CRASH!!!!!!!!
[19:44] <aaron> Oh firefox
[19:45] <maurizio> hi
[19:45] <GunbladeIV> aaron, firefox is the default browser for ubuntu, just in case you are using other than firefox.
[19:45] <Udonas> what tmpnam?
[19:45] <aaron> GunbladeTV: I am using firefox the latest verion
[19:45] <simplexio> Alex2: ? so whats the problem if it crash during memtest it means that your ram is bad
[19:45] <learner1> Alex2: sorry dude, ubuntu seems to have a grudge on u
[19:45] <_Whipper> no-one is forcing to use Firefox . . . ;)
[19:45] <Alex2> XD@!!
[19:46] <Alex2> ima call toshiba
[19:46] <Rilos> lol
[19:46] <Alex2> ask them wtf
[19:46] <gimpuamani_> hi
[19:46] <Chowder> firefox won't startup
[19:46] <GunbladeIV> aaron, some of the videos become laggy ? is it happen randomly or to specific videos?
[19:46] <tmpnam> Udonas: [VideoWalkthroug] sent me: 'Many people think bras are only meant for women. But men can wear them too. There are no laws or rules against men wearing bras. Therefore, we can wear them as we please. As a man who wears a bra daily, I love doing it. It's amazing and feels great. I think all men should try at least once wearing a bra for a day. It's a great experience, fun, and harmless. So try wearing a bra today!'
[19:46] <aaron> GunbladTV: it happens randomly
[19:46] <Udonas> yeah i got those messages yesterday
[19:47] <Chrystallic> aaron: ok, on opera the lagg on youtube movies is mainly because it run some wasted processes
[19:47] <TheNano> Alex2: I think they will just send you new RAM and you can return the old one
[19:47] <tmpnam> It's some bot in this channel, changing randomly nicknames and sending crap.
[19:47] <Alex2> .....
[19:47] <aaron> some videos are ok and others are laggy and the video gets smaller at times and then jumps back to regular screen size.
[19:47] <Chowder> scratch that, it starts up but I get this: [NoScript] Init error -- Component returned failure code: 0x80520010 (NS_ERROR_FILE_NO_DEVICE_SPACE) [nsIPrefService.savePrefFile]
[19:47] <Alex2> that will be a pin to remove 3gb from a laptop XD!!
[19:47] <Chrystallic> aaron: you use a wireless card?
[19:47] <GunbladeIV> aaron, i see, so i think you might have to reinstall your flash plugin in my opinion, try reinstalling the flash plugin and look if anything change
[19:47] <aaron> Chrystallic: No
[19:47] <BePhantom> installing a scanner in ubuntu is torture
[19:47] <CrocoJet> at "http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/jaunty/alpha-2/jaunty-desktop-i386.iso" came with whole updates?
[19:47] <Chowder> I keep getting segmentation faults
[19:48] <jelly12gen> Chowder: where?
[19:48] <TheNano> BePhantom: why ?
[19:48] <aaron> GunbladeTV: I use hard wire ethernet
[19:48] <tmpnam> .............[\/\/ind0z3 #2 SuX a55 muth4fuck4z]................
[19:48] <Chowder> jelly12gen, I'll paste the error
[19:48] <aaron> I have tried reinstalling it GunbladeTV
[19:48] <jelly12gen> Chowder: apps and error
[19:48] <CrocoJet> or more update is "http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/jaunty/rc/"
[19:48] <mgolisch> Chowder: do you have enough device space?
[19:48] <BePhantom> TheNano because i have to compile the driver, it's a mess
[19:48] <Chowder> mgolisch, I shoudl
[19:48] <GunbladeIV> aaron, i tdont think that network interface is the cause of this laggy problem.
[19:48] <Chowder> chowder@Satori:~$ firefox
[19:48] <Chowder> [NoScript] Init error -- Component returned failure code: 0x80520010 (NS_ERROR_FILE_NO_DEVICE_SPACE) [nsIPrefService.savePrefFile]
[19:48] <Chowder> Segmentation fault
[19:48] <FloodBot3> Chowder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:48] <TheNano> BePhantom: what is you scanner modell ?
[19:49] <FreeFull> Help, gdm stopped working
[19:49] <GunbladeIV> aaron, i think it might be codec/flash plugin problems
[19:49] <BePhantom> TheNano Epson CX5600
[19:49] <jelly12gen> mgolisch: segfaults are about something trying to allocate memory without the rights
[19:49] <tmpnam> FreeFull: type startx in the shell
[19:49] <FreeFull> tmpnam: It works
[19:49] <jelly12gen> Chowder: well your noscripts plugin is failing
[19:49] <tmpnam> FreeFull: good
[19:49] <mgolisch> but the errors says file no device space
[19:49] <Pla1n> Hi. I get error 22 after fresh install of ubuntu when I want go to Win. Fixmbr is failing. Any hints how to fix it pls?
[19:49] <BePhantom> TheNano it's a printer and scanner, the printer works fine but the scanner doesnt
[19:49] <FreeFull> But I want gdm back
[19:49] <Chrystallic> GunbladeIV: I use a wireless internet, and the youtube movies became laggy due to bad internet connections. closer to teh router the less lagg...
[19:49] <FreeFull> tmpnam: I tried xdm and kdm, they work.
[19:49] <Chowder> i don't understand how I would have no device space
[19:49] <tmpnam> FreeFull: why?
[19:49] <jelly12gen> mgolisch: yeah but then he couldnt even run an simple app and it would be sluggish
[19:50] <learner1> later
[19:50] <jelly12gen> Chowder: do df -a
[19:50] <Chowder> ok
[19:50] <mgolisch> jelly12gen: actualy its a memory access violation usualy, memory is used in a way the program is not allowed to
[19:50] <aaron> GunbladeTV: so what do I do? is their going to be some patch  coming out soon?
[19:50] <GunbladeIV> Chrystallic, i see..
[19:50] <Chowder> jelly12gen, what am I looking for?
[19:50] <jelly12gen> mgolisch: i know a hive programmed assembly
[19:50] <tmpnam> FreeFull: you can edit your configuration at /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc
[19:50] <GunbladeIV> Chrystallic, might be due to connection problem.. my bad :)
[19:50] <jelly12gen> Chowder: your diskspace
[19:50] <GunbladeIV> aaron, are you using 9.04 beta?
[19:50] <Chowder> Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
[19:50] <Chowder> /dev/sda1             45774144  45723656         0 100% /
[19:51] <FreeFull> tmpnam: It's one less step when shutting down, also gdm restarts X when it crashes. kdm and xdm don't seem to
[19:51] <mgolisch> lol
[19:51] <Chrystallic> GunbladeIV: but not since he use wire ethernet. then it must be because of the flash plugins
[19:51] <killedkillerb> is /etc/init/d/dhcp.conf supposed to be empty?
[19:51] <mgolisch> seems like your filesystem is compltely filled up
[19:51] <GunbladeIV> Chrystallic, yup, exactly what i've been thinkin
[19:51] <tmpnam> FreeFull: kdm / xdm are configurable as well. You just ignore the configuration and use default. Hence it does not do what you want. Once you configure these display managers, they'll serve you.
[19:52] <aaron> GunbladeTV for  the flash?
[19:52] <macman_> guys im trying to tar with lzma
[19:52] <koolkartik> i am unable to ubdate this "linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic linux-image-2.6.24-23-generic" and due t which i am not able to install nethng on my pc.... can any1 please help:(
[19:52] <Chowder> ok, here's the problem
[19:52] <Chowder> ...I have no diskspace
[19:52] <GunbladeIV> aaron, just reinstall the plugin will do the trick
[19:52] <aaron> ok.
[19:52] <tmpnam> Chowder: remove your junk from /tmp
[19:52] <Chowder> how did this happen?
[19:52] <FreeFull> tmpnam: Lets say a program crashes X. I have to Alt+SysRQ+k. How do I get kdm to start X?
[19:52] <aaron> I will give that a try.
[19:52] <GunbladeIV> aaron, tell me if it's work
[19:52] <killedkillerb> ctrl alt bkspc?
[19:52] <aaron> Has anyone tried out google apps engine?
[19:53] <jelly12gen> Chowder: duh
[19:53] <Roanoke> Hello all.
[19:53] <aaron> ok I will.
[19:53] <GunbladeIV> aaron, i will try to help you if it doesnt work
[19:53] <jelly12gen> Chowder: you download to much porn
[19:53] <Roanoke> Anyone know a good image converter?
[19:53] <killedkillerb> is /etc/init.d/dhcp.conf supposed to be empty?
[19:53] <tmpnam> FreeFull: kdm has a configuration file somewhere in /etc/kdm I guess. Try to open it and read the instructions inside of it. There could be an option to enable.
[19:53] <Chrystallic> koolkartik: don't you get a message when you try to install something?
[19:53] <macman_> anyone know how to tar and use lzma with it ?
[19:53] <TheNano> BePhantom: if you find  a .rpm maybe you can install it by Alien
[19:53] <FreeFull> tmpnam: Maybe
[19:53] <jelly12gen> Chowder: or your logs are full or you installed to much fancy gui stuff like half ubuntu :P
[19:53] <killedkillerb> oops
[19:53] <Chrystallic> koolkartik: an error
[19:53] <killedkillerb> wasn
[19:53] <Pessoa> !network
[19:54] <FreeFull> tmpnam: Is there no way to fix my gdm? All that happens is that the loading cursor is there forever. I can move the cursor, but nothing else happens.
[19:54] <Chowder> jelly12gen, I actually ran a diagnostic on a large drive
[19:54] <koolkartik> ﻿Chrystallic:﻿0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded.
[19:54] <Chowder> it may have copied some undeleted files to my filesystem
[19:54] <soreau> When is jaunty release official?
[19:54] <jelly12gen> Chowder: empty trash
[19:54] <Chowder> I need to find these files and remove them
[19:54] <jelly12gen> Chowder: use Arch Linux :P
[19:54] <Chowder> the trash is empty
[19:55] <Roanoke> How can I convert images without the web?
[19:55] <rampageoberon> soreau: 23rd April i think
[19:55] <mgolisch> soreau: i think 23rd
[19:55] <FreeFull> soreau: The date is on the ubuntu.com website
[19:55] <MM2> How do I reconfigure network with text interface (no gui)? Is it dpkg-reconfigure something?
[19:55] <Chowder> its a program called autopsy
[19:55] <FreeFull> MM2: It is
[19:55] <tmpnam> FreeFull: sure thing. To fix gdm, just watch for error messages in log related to it and once you have them, you can tell me what it complains about. I guess it could be misconfigured hostname or something like that. Just poke in your logs and you'll certainly find out, right?
[19:55] <jelly12gen> Chowder: run that disk space app and delete useless apps like replace gnome with openbox
[19:55] <FreeFull> tmpnam: ok, checking logs
[19:55] <mytruehero> I got a new Eee PC and I'm having some trouble install Ubuntu on it. I created a bootable USB using usb-creator, I set the boot order in the BIOS to check the USB first, but when I try to boot the machine with the installer USB attached it just gets to a black screen with a blinking white underscore and sits. Any idea how to fix this?
[19:55] <theuser1> how can i see national geographic documentry movies in urdu or hindi (indian) language on internet. i comes in those languages on tv in india through. but on youtube its in english.?
[19:56] <mgolisch> mytruehero: yeah install a mbr
[19:56] <Chowder> jelly12gen, why would I add gnome?
[19:56] <jelly12gen> Chowder: joke
[19:56] <mytruehero> mgolisch: mbr?
[19:56] <mgolisch> mytruehero: you can use the mbr.bin from syslinux
[19:56] <masc> uptime
[19:56] <FreeFull> tmpnam: I only get "Setting master" and "Dropping master" repeated several times
[19:57] <Chowder> jelly12gen, is there a cli app I can use to see disk space?
[19:57] <mytruehero> mgolisch: I'm not familiar with an mbr or how to use it. It wasn't mentioned in the installation doc on Ubuntu's site
[19:57] <koolkartik> Chrrystallic:0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded.
[19:57] <tmpnam> FreeFull: that's not enough to figure it out. Maybe it outputs something on your PTY12. Try CTRL+ALT+F12 when it's hanging up.
[19:57] <Chowder> or a "disk usage analyzer" that works via cli
[19:57] <mgolisch> mytruehero: like cat /usr/lib/syslinux/mbr.bin > /dev/sdb .. asuming /dev/sdb is the thumbdrives device
[19:58] <FreeFull> tmpnam: I don't even have that VT
[19:58] <koolkartik> Chrystallic:E: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic_2.6.24-19.41_i386.deb: unable to make backup link of `./boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-19-generic' before installing new version
[19:58] <koolkartik> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.24-23-generic_2.6.24-23.52_i386.deb: unable to make backup link of `./boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-23-generic' before installing new version
[19:58] <tmpnam> FreeFull: Or perhaps CTRL+ALT+F1
[19:58] <jelly12gen> Chowder: cli app df -ha
[19:58] <FreeFull> tmpnam: Nothing outputted there
[19:58] <mytruehero> mgolisch: so replace the mbr.bin file on the installer usb? why do I need to do that?
[19:58] <TheNano> BePhantom: http://www.avasys.jp/lx-bin2/linux_e/spc/DL2.do , there is an rpm
[19:58] <tmpnam> FreeFull: I have no idea about your TTYs configuration. Gotta TTY12 here.
[19:58] <GunbladeIV> Chowder, try running "df -ha" in terminal (without ")
[19:58] <FreeFull> tmpnam: In fact, I'm using irssi on TTY1 right now
[19:58] <mgolisch> mytruehero: no its writes the content of that file into the begining of the usb device
[19:58] <Chowder> ok
[19:58] <BePhantom> TheNano yes, I'm already there
[19:58] <Chrystallic> koolkartik: ok, sorry to tell you but I can't help you.. never gotten that error myself
[19:58] <mgolisch> mytruehero: it probably doenst contain a mbr, thats why it cant be booted
[19:59] <websmoken> I finally "spit out the mint & got me Ubuntu to chew on awhile
[19:59] <TheNano> BePhantom: then you will make it work
[19:59] <tmpnam> FreeFull: The point is you can boot in the text-mode, execute gdm manually from there and switch anytime to the text-mode again to see its debug messages.
[19:59] <Chowder> well its one specific file or folder that is enormous and needs to be deleted
[19:59] <koolkartik> ﻿Chrystallic: thnx :(
[19:59] <mgolisch> mytruehero: iam sure the usb boot guides has some hints about that at the end, probably it has a troubleshooting section menting installing an mbr
[19:59] <FreeFull> tmpnam: Oh wait, I tried turning gdm from text mode but without debug mode
[19:59] <tmpnam> FreeFull: it's also possible to strace gdm
[19:59] <Chowder> it says that /dev/sda1 is full which is no surprise. I was trying to restore a 200GB hard drive
[20:00] <Chowder> disk usage analyzer via live cd i think?
[20:00] <tmpnam> FreeFull: if it hasn't built-in debugging messages, maybe it needs to be compiled with --debug, first.
[20:00] <jelly12gen> Chowder: just delete something
[20:00] <PlasmaSheep> PlasmaSheep is mine! :D
[20:00] <jelly12gen> Chowder: delete rm -rf ~/porn
[20:00] <GunbladeIV> jelly12gen, lol
[20:01] <TheFunkbomb> sigh
[20:01] <Chowder> jelly12gen, yes but the issue is what I need to delete
[20:01] <TheFunkbomb> I can't get this stupid wireless to work
[20:01] <Chowder> brb
[20:01] <PlasmaSheep> I've just been pm spammed twice today.
[20:01] <Chrystallic> jelly12gen: might not be so smart, might delete something important xD
[20:01] <GunbladeIV> TheFunkbomb, what chipset are you using?
[20:01] <PlasmaSheep> On this channel.
[20:01] <FreeFull> tmpnam: Anyway, gdm stopped working after an update to mesa
[20:01] <jelly12gen> Chrystallic: well i dont see the issue  just delete something not usefull
[20:01] <TheFunkbomb> GunbladeIV, the RT2501 chipset
[20:01] <killedkillerb> how do i find my local ip from terminal?
[20:02] <Toroop> ipget no?
[20:02] <jelly12gen> killedkillerb: google knows
[20:02] <tmpnam> FreeFull: I have a better idea of debugging on deb/*buntu crap. Install htop, move to the gdm process using the keyboard arrows, hit s and it'll strace the process in real-time, so you'll see exactly its syscalls.
[20:02] <FreeFull> killedkillerb: ifconfig with no parameters
[20:02] <FreeFull> tmpnam: Ok
[20:02] <jelly12gen> killedkillerb: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=195772
[20:02] <PlasmaSheep> wtf? Someone pm'd me who doesn't exist on this channel.
[20:02] <jelly12gen> killedkillerb: it tooks me 3 sec. to google
[20:02] <ant2009> Is there a way to install Vista fonts through apt-get?
[20:02] <jelly12gen> ant2009: dont think so
[20:02] <tmpnam> FreeFull: also try ldd `which gdm` to check if it has all dependencies.
[20:02] <koolkartik> "linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic linux-image-2.6.24-23-generic " not able 2 install these updates..........can ne1 please help me out......:(
[20:02] <GunbladeIV> TheFunkbomb, what is the output for "iwconfig" . paste in pastebin and giev the link address
[20:02] <jelly12gen> ant2009: just take a look at gnome.look.org
[20:03] <killedkillerb> and it took you more than 3 seconds to be a dick about it
[20:03] <indigenous> can you not just download and put in font folder?
[20:03] <mytruehero> mgolisch: ok; tried that, but the same thing happens when I try to boot it
[20:03] <tmpnam> .............[\/\/ind0z3 #2 SuX a55 muth4fuck4z]................
[20:03] <ant2009> well, what do you do when you wanna uninstall them?
[20:03] <TheFunkbomb> !pastebin
[20:03] <ant2009> the point of a package manager is that it keeps that in its database so i dont have to
[20:03] <ismail> #turkiye
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> !fonts
[20:04] <Chrystallic> koolkartik: https://bugs.launchpad.net/wubi/+bug/252900 I just searched the name on the file and got this page, might help you a little
[20:04] <TheFunkbomb> GunbladeIV, http://paste.ubuntu.com/152301/
[20:04] <FreeFull> tmpnam: which gdm returns /usr/sbin/gdm
[20:04] <TheFunkbomb> GunbladeIV, I want to be able to put it into monitor mode so I can use kismet and stuff like that
[20:05] <GunbladeIV> TheFunkbomb, so current module is working isnt it?
[20:05] <koolkartik> Christallic: thnx for the link......i'll check it out
[20:05] <Chrystallic> koolkartik: haven't actually read so be warned
[20:05] <FreeFull> tmpnam: I don't know how to debug programs
[20:05] <GunbladeIV> TheFunkbomb, but you want to patch the module to be able to change into monitor mode?
[20:05] <mgolisch> mytruehero: but you made sure you used the right device?
[20:06] <mytruehero> mgolisch: yes
[20:06] <mgolisch> and the file was actualy there? ie you installed the syslinux package before
[20:06] <jfb> anyone know how to install amarok2 in ubuntu 8.10?
[20:06] <mytruehero> mgolisch: yes; I verified that mbr.bin was where you said it would be, and that it got copied to the right device in the right location
[20:06] <tmpnam> FreeFull: to debug a program, one uses strace, gdb, ldd, system logs and / or compiles a program with --debug
[20:07] <TheFunkbomb> GunbladeIV, yes
[20:07] <mgolisch> mytruehero: strange that was what made it work for me, maybe do sudo fdisk -l and make sure the partition on the stick has the bootable flag set
[20:07] <mgolisch> mytruehero: its indicated with an asterisk(*)
[20:07] <koolkartik> Chrystallic: yeah thnx
[20:07] <mytruehero> mgolisch: let me check
[20:07] <wycleef-rj> #channel
[20:07] <dijital1> is anyone here using tvtime ?
[20:07] <GunbladeIV> TheFunkbomb, then i think you have to read aircrack manual or just visit their irc channel for futher help on patching your card
[20:07] <GunbladeIV> TheFunkbomb, :)
[20:08] <FreeFull> tmpnam: All strace shows are many, many lines of code. Nothing that looks like an error
[20:08] <TheFunkbomb> GunbladeIV, thank you for your hep
[20:08] <TheFunkbomb> help rather
[20:08] <Pessoa> Anyone know why network manager only connects the first time it's run? I have mobile broadband....
[20:08] <GunbladeIV> TheFunkbomb, no problem
[20:08] <mytruehero> mgolisch: yep, boot flag is set
[20:08] <problemx> hello
[20:08] <Pessoa> there must be a patch or something...
[20:09] <rnstux> jfb: apt-get install amarok
[20:09] <Pessoa> most frustrating
[20:09] <Pessoa> works on live cd
[20:09] <Pessoa> and after install
[20:09] <Pessoa> but not after update and restart
[20:09] <mgolisch> mytruehero: strange, some sticks are said to be not bootable, but i actualy never had one that wasnt
[20:09] <problemx> i'm trying to install an rpm package and i get
[20:09] <problemx> warning: cannot get shared lock on /var/lib/rpm/Packages
[20:09] <problemx> error: Failed dependencies:
[20:09] <problemx> 	/bin/sh is needed by
[20:09] <FloodBot3> problemx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:10] <problemx> ok
[20:10] <problemx> ay idea
[20:10] <TheFunkbomb> Now, who do I contact about getting PM spammed?
[20:10] <GunbladeIV> TheFunkbomb, who is spamming you?
[20:10] <geev> firefox is not stable for me
[20:10] <TheFunkbomb> Arthur_Orson
[20:11] <mongroove> Anyone know why network manager only connects the first time it's run? I have mobile broadband....
[20:11] <TheNano> geev: how come ?
[20:12] <GunbladeIV> TheFunkbomb, no such nick arthur_orson here
[20:12] <TheFunkbomb> GunbladeIV, he must have left
[20:12] <geev> TheNano: some time when i open to some site it close itself and i hav to start again
[20:12] <GunbladeIV> TheFunkbomb, just ignore him plus i dont know who has the authority about spamming problem :)
[20:13] <problemx> any idea about my problem
[20:13] <FreeFull> GunbladeIV: it's Mikey_Bongornio now
[20:13] <PlaHPoy> i want to use ubuntu virtualization, what is better kvm or Lvm
[20:13] <problemx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/152309/
[20:13] <TheNano> geev: I hade that problem in Itrepid Beta , but not anymore, try removing all addons, and remove you dprofile start a fres firefox and see how it behaves
[20:14] <Sh3r1ff> PlaHPoy: lvm is not virtualisation, it is software raid
[20:14] <PlaHPoy> sh3r1ff: errr whats the one that shares resources
[20:14] <GunbladeIV> FreeFull, ?
[20:14] <FreeFull> GunbladeIV: The spammer changes nicks a lot
[20:14] <GunbladeIV> FreeFull, i see..
[20:14] <geev> TheNano: can you direct me how to do
[20:15] <TheNano> go to addons menu and remove every thing
[20:15] <scunizi> I'm getting an "Unable to retrieve message.. IMAP command failed: UID not allowed now." message in Evolution when trying to retreive Gmail via IMAP.. any ideas on a resolution?
[20:15] <Sh3r1ff> PlaHPoy: virtualisation always shares resources ;)
[20:15] <PlaHPoy> Sh3r1ff: oh i thought you had to delegate the amount of ram etc
[20:16] <aaron> Anyone excited about Windows 7?
[20:16] <BePhantom> TheNano i made it work, thanks
[20:16] <PlaHPoy> i read it wrong, the doc says if you expect traffic to use a LVM-based VM
[20:16] <scunizi> aaron: please go to ubuntu-offtopic for that
[20:16] <Sh3r1ff> PlaHPoy: indeed you do, you can assign different amounts of disk space, ram, etc to your virtual machines
[20:16] <thiebaude> aaron, no
[20:16] <TheNano> geev: and then start firefox from terminal using --profilemanager  I will post the command
[20:16] <geev> TheNano: ok
[20:17] <PlaHPoy> Sh3r1ff: have any good links ?
[20:17] <PlaHPoy> Sh3r1ff: I'm using 3ware hardware raid
[20:17] <PlaHPoy> i thought lVM was logical volume manager
[20:17] <TheNano> geev: firefox 	-ProfileManager	, and then remove the default and add a new one
[20:17] <Sh3r1ff> PlaHPoy: hardware raid has nothing to do with virtualisation ;)
[20:17] <PlaHPoy> for setting partition spaces
[20:17] <PlaHPoy> so just use kvm
[20:18] <aaron> thiebaude: same here
[20:18] <Sh3r1ff> PlaHPoy: indeed, it is a software raid, but raid is not the same as virtualisation ;)
[20:18] <Sh3r1ff> PlaHPoy: kvm is for vistualisation
[20:18] <Sh3r1ff> !virtualisation
[20:18] <PlaHPoy> k so do i want to use libvirt or jeos and vmbuilder
[20:19] <PlaHPoy> dual quad xeon 16gigs ram
[20:19] <GunbladeIV> aaron, please go to #ubuntu-offtopic for non-help discussion
[20:19] <Sh3r1ff> !virtualisation | PlaHPoy
[20:19] <PlaHPoy> k i'll keep reading
[20:19] <PlaHPoy> ;)
[20:19] <PlaHPoy> tx
[20:21] <deuonderer> I've a problem with ettercap, when i launch unified sniffing it freezes and in terminal appears "Dissector "ssh" not supported (etter.conf line 67)"...any help?
[20:22] <FreeFull> Help, now X is messed up. Only the cursor displays properly.
[20:22] <Waldir> Hi everyone. my volume level is misconfigured, I hear everything extremely low, even though I'm setting the volume at 100% what can be wrong?
[20:22] <FreeFull> Waldir: Tried changing the PCM volume too?
 sudo alsamixer
[20:23] <Waldir> FreeFull: it's in the max
[20:23] <FreeFull> Waldir: Both the master and the pcm?
[20:23] <Waldir> deuonderer: I've done that but I don't know how to use it..
[20:23] <Waldir> FreeFull: yes
[20:24] <FreeFull> Waldir: try running alsamixergui and checking. It has a nice gui to make it easier
[20:24] <deuonderer> you have to push the "up" button for all the columns that you see
[20:24] <Waldir> ok
[20:24] <ILoveLinux> hey guys any one here uses bluetooth
[20:24] <PlasmaSheep> heehee: http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/ - "Microsoft can go format themselves"
[20:24] <FreeFull> Help, X is messed up. Only the cursor displays properly.
[20:25] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: Do you have backups?
[20:25] <eseven73> nope ILoveLinux you're sir are the only one in the whole wide world that uses bluetooth, must suck to be you
[20:25] <eseven73> hehe :D
[20:25] <deuonderer> I've a problem with ettercap, when i launch unified sniffing it freezes and in terminal appears "Dissector "ssh" not supported (etter.conf line 67)"...any help?
[20:25] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: Nope
[20:25] <patrick_dawson> Help Help!
[20:25] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: Well, it becomes significantly harder.
[20:25] <joshjtl> how can I extract a zip file that is multiple parts?
[20:25] <FreeFull> Anyway, if I did backups I would only back up personal data, aka /home folder
[20:26] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: Why?
[20:26] <patrick_dawson> Anyone have any luck getting a Canon PIXMA MP190 connected with Ubuntu 8.1?
[20:26] <Sh3r1ff> eseven73: :D
[20:26] <eseven73> !anyone
[20:26] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: Because it's much easier to fix stuff if you have a working version of it :P
[20:26] <Waldir> FreeFull, deuonderer, there's only a master and a capture column, and the master is in the max
[20:26] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: However, never fear: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-how-to-reconfigure-x-windows-system-xorg-server/
[20:26] <i3luefire__> system
[20:27] <Sh3r1ff> Waldir: how many sound cards do you have (pci, on board, ...)
[20:27] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: And how am I supposed to go to that site in TTY?
[20:27] <Waldir> Sh3r1ff: only one, afaik, onboard
[20:27] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: You don't have a spare computer?
[20:27]  * eseven73 thinks !anyone factoid could use a smiley at the end of it since it kind of sounds snippy
[20:27] <FreeFull> Nope
[20:27] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: I'll walk you through it then.
[20:28] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: Also, I didn't mess with the configuration files
[20:28] <boringpackets> I need a copy of Ubuntu for PPC. I have an Ibook G4. Can someone help me locate a copy?
 alsa isn't installed properly,as i see...try to remove and reinstall it, or download the deb file from internet and enjoy yourself :)
[20:28] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: So you never edited xorg.conf?
[20:28] <deuonderer> I've a problem with ettercap, when i launch unified sniffing it freezes and in terminal appears "Dissector "ssh" not supported (etter.conf line 67)"...any help?
[20:29] <boringpackets> Someone please help me find a copy of Ubuntu I can install onto my iBook G4.
[20:29] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: I did, but then X got automatic settings detection and I used the default xorg.conf since
[20:29] <Waldir> deuonderer: but it used to work perfectly, I only started having this issue earlier today...
[20:29] <boringpackets> Please Please Please.
[20:29] <eseven73> deuonderer, have you tried wireshark?
[20:29] <PlasmaSheep> boringpackets: xubuntu
[20:29] <Sh3r1ff> boringpackets: http://www.ubuntu.com?
[20:29] <boringpackets> PlasmaSheep, I'm not sure how using XFCE is going to enable PPC support.
[20:29] <boringpackets> OK I'll go to ubuntu.com (again)
[20:29] <aLeSD> is it possible to compile a kernel in ubuntu ,... and use it without problems ?
[20:29] <FreeFull> aLeSD: Yes
[20:29] <Chrystallic> cya later everyone
[20:30] <PlasmaSheep> boringpackets: I'm pretty sure xubuntu has ppc support (like every other ubuntu version)
[20:30] <vixey> on mac os how do you burn ubuntu CD so that you can boot off it ?
[20:30] <boringpackets> All Ubuntu Versions have PPC Support!?
[20:30] <aLeSD> FreeFull: could you help me a while
[20:30] <aLeSD> some questions
[20:30] <FreeFull> aLeSD: Check the community docs
[20:30] <PlasmaSheep> boringpackets: yes
[20:30] <joe__> vixey: use toast to burn an iso
[20:30] <boringpackets> Freaking sweet!
[20:30] <FreeFull> aLeSD: There is a detailed tutorial there
[20:30] <vixey> I dont' have toast
[20:30] <aLeSD> thanks
[20:30] <vixey> I can burn a CD with disk utils but I am worried about it ..
[20:31] <ILoveLinux> eseven73, i know that but i am facing a bluetooth problem
[20:31] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep EE
 is it a program that looks like ettercap?
[20:31] <john7kfc> is there a wubi-like thing for mac os?
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> !info ettercap
[20:31] <Sh3r1ff> boringpackets: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/
[20:31] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: See if it's even X that's doing this
[20:31] <eseven73> !info wireshark
[20:31] <Angie_G> hello
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> !info ntop
[20:31] <vixey> If you have two partitions can you install ubuntu on the other one without burning a cd!
[20:31] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: (EE) No input driver/identifier specified (ignoring)
[20:31] <FreeFull> (EE) config/hal: NewInputDeviceRequest failed (1)
[20:31] <PlasmaSheep> Hm.
 ok tx i'll try it
[20:31] <Sh3r1ff> boringpackets: select the release and you can dl the ppc version
[20:32] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: It just suddenly happened on it's own. One moment it works, next moment it's borked
[20:32] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: Do you have an nvidia card?
[20:32] <joe__> vixey: does this help? http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20060619181010389
[20:32] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: intel
[20:32] <PlasmaSheep> Ah.
[20:32] <Angie_G> !info windowmaker
[20:32] <Angie_G> !info wmaker
[20:32] <boringpackets> Awesome Sh3r1ff I owe you one.
 i had the same problem, and i remember i solved it installing alsa with the deb file..
[20:32] <vixey> yeah thanks
[20:32] <boringpackets> PlasmaSheep do you really think an iBook G4 is so slow that it constitutes the use of XFCE exclusively?
[20:33] <Sh3r1ff> boringpackets: np, that's why i'm here ;)
[20:33] <FreeFull> deuonderer: Alsa always worked for me since I started with version 6.10 and upgraded up
[20:33] <PlasmaSheep> boringpackets: XFCE is the lowest common denominator. Having never used a mac, I don't know it's capabilities.
[20:33] <PlasmaSheep> *its
[20:33] <Waldir> deuonderer: ok, I'll try that..
[20:34] <PlaHPoy> kvm or xen for server vm's?
[20:34] <eseven73> deuonderer, yeah wireshark is a really nice GUI sniffer, once installed you just type gksudo wireshark in a terminal (it needs sudo privileges)
[20:34] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: Isn't fluxbox lower than xfce4?
[20:34] <eseven73> in the repos too :)
[20:34] <atari> moin
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> could try flwm
[20:34] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: Maybe, but there isn't a fluxbuntu.
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> or lxde
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> PlasmaSheep: there is
[20:34] <Angie_G> I'm a fan of windowmaker personally...
[20:34] <PlasmaSheep> ActionParsnip: Where?
 i began with 8.10, and a certain point the volum level was too low.so i went to the alsa site,i download the package and i installed it by myself,without using the terminal.now it works more than fine
[20:35] <atari> is there a way to show how long the accu is goin to run on jaunty?
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> PlasmaSheep: http://fluxbuntu.org/
[20:35] <ubuntolog> hi.problem:Art Manager do not correctly work.
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> PlasmaSheep: its an unofficial release
[20:35] <PlasmaSheep> ActionParsnip: Well, it's not official or anything.
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> PlasmaSheep: it still exists though
[20:35] <PlasmaSheep> ActionParsnip: I'd be a little wary of installing an unofficial linux build.
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> PlasmaSheep: and you can use official repos
[20:36] <unop> PlasmaSheep, so what is an "official linux build"? :)
 sorry the message was for FreeFul
[20:36] <ActionParsnip> unop: yer just nit picking now ;)
[20:36] <PlasmaSheep> unop: s/build/distro
[20:36] <Waldir> deuonderer: lol its ok
[20:36] <unop> PlasmaSheep, ok, so what's an "official distro"?
[20:36] <PlasmaSheep> unop: I meant something that is made by a known company (canonical, red hat, etc.)
[20:37] <klinac> made an update on ubuntu today an now i cant get southpark flash episodes to run
[20:37] <PlasmaSheep> unop: And not a one page startup
[20:37] <klinac> anyone got that problem too
[20:37] <klinac> ?
[20:37] <unop> PlasmaSheep, you've just discredited 90% of all linux distros then .. and as if almost to say, that those 90% are not worth anything
 i didn't want to write terminal...i meant synaptic
[20:37] <PlasmaSheep> unop: I didn't say they're not worth anything
[20:38] <PlasmaSheep> unop: I just said that I wouldn't want to install them.
[20:38] <Waldir> deuonderer: ah ok
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> klinac: reinstall flashplugin-nonfree
[20:38] <Waldir> makes more sense ^^
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> PlasmaSheep: i think its great, really snappy
[20:39] <PlasmaSheep> ActionParsnip: You are entitled to your opinion.
[20:39] <unop> PlasmaSheep, well well, but why not?  fluxbuntu is just ubuntu with a different window manager .. just not endorsed by canonical
[20:39] <nn123645> I managed to install ubuntu via the alternate install CD but am uable to get anything besides black on either of two monitors, any ideas?
[20:40] <PlasmaSheep> unop: I don't have a very good method of ascertaining its quality and making sure that it won't hurt my system (other than a few people on IRC)
[20:40] <Sh3r1ff> nn123645: turn the monitors on? ;)
[20:40] <ActionParsnip> PlasmaSheep: indeed, but as i said, it does exist
[20:40] <nn123645> Sh3r1ff: I'm able to see the loading animations
[20:40] <PlasmaSheep> ActionParsnip: Yes. It's hard to argue with that/
[20:40] <nn123645> but after that they both go into power save
[20:40] <nn123645> and neither one of them displays a picture
[20:40] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: Do you know what might have caused this?
[20:41] <Sh3r1ff> nn123645: was just joking ;)
[20:41] <nn123645> in recovery mode they both work
[20:41] <Sh3r1ff> nn123645: in recovery mode, try disabling compiz
[20:41] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: I was debugging gdm
[20:41] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: Either that, or the driver upgrade
[20:42] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: You might try reinstalling GDM.
[20:42] <Waldir> deuonderer: should I download the "alsa-driver"?
[20:42] <Brack10> Hi.  I'm trying to force a static IP by editing /etc/network/interfaces with the appropriate settings, then I tried ifconfig eth0 down/up and /etc/init.d/networking restart....still gets DHCP...any ideas please?
[20:42] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: I also have an intel card, and the drivers work fine.
[20:42] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: xorg is broken independently of gdm
[20:42] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: I'm using drivers from the xorg-edgers repository due to a bug in the past
[20:42] <unop> Brack10, and what are the contents of your interfaces file? with respect to this interface?
[20:42] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: It might be worth a try to reconfigure X.
[20:43] <Sheepherd> how comes i cant access to /etc/modules even when logged in as superuser?
[20:43] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: Already did
[20:43] <Brack10> unop: just a moment and I'll pastebin it
[20:43] <rnstux> Brack10.. Show me your interfaces file.
[20:43] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: with sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[20:43] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: Yes
[20:43] <Brack10> rnstux: of course...just a moment
[20:43] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: Did you check to see if X worked after that?
[20:43] <FreeFull> PlasmaSheep: Yes
 ya, and then install it
[20:44] <GunbladeIV> FreeFull, try "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[20:44] <PlasmaSheep> GunbladeIV: please read
[20:44] <Waldir> deuonderer: I don't seem to find the deb package...
[20:44] <GunbladeIV> PlasmaSheep, sorry my bad
[20:44] <Master-Mind> Hi someone there knoew the code to write in terminal to get aircrack ? :)
[20:44] <PlasmaSheep> GunbladeIV: No problem :P
[20:44] <FreeFull> Oh wait
[20:44] <Sheepherd> how comes i cant access to /etc/modules even when logged in as superuser?
 is there a tar.gz file or something like that?
[20:45] <Waldir> yea several
[20:45] <FreeFull> I did the command in the /etc/X11/xorg.conf, which had a switch
[20:45] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: What?
[20:45] <Brack10> unop,rnstux: http://pastebin.com/m3131986b
[20:46] <aLeSD> wherw I can fin d the .config of a kernel ?
[20:46] <aLeSD> of linux-rt kernel
[20:46] <aLeSD> :)
[20:46] <FreeFull> Nope, still broken
[20:46] <rnstux> Ok.
[20:46] <PlasmaSheep> FreeFull: I have no idea what happened to your system. Sorry.
[20:46] <joe__> Master-Mind: sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng
[20:46] <probs> hi, I am on ubuntu  8.10   but I need one program from Jaunty:   http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=enfuse       How to?
[20:46] <FreeFull> What do I change in xorg.conf for vesa drivers?
[20:47] <unop> Brack10, did you kill dhclient (if it is running) for that interface?
[20:47] <Brack10> unop: no I didn't...
[20:47] <rnstux> Brack10: The first line before should be auto eth0.
[20:48] <rnstux> and later restart network service.
[20:48] <joe__> probs: apt-get install theprogramyouneed=version
[20:48] <Master-Mind> Hi someone there knoew the code to write in terminal to get aircrack ? :)
[20:48] <Master-Mind> joe__:  THANKS !
[20:48] <Master-Mind> joe__:  But where can i find it now after i installed it :) ?
[20:48] <joe__> "/usr/bin"
[20:49] <Brack10> rstux: thank you
[20:49] <rnstux> Brack10: The first line before iface eth0 inet static should be: --> auto eth0.
[20:49] <FreeFull> What do I change in xorg.conf for xorg to use vesa drivers?
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> FreeFull: the Driver line
[20:49] <FreeFull> Ok
[20:49] <FreeFull> Couldn't remember the name
[20:50] <PlasmaSheep> Anyone here use ed?
[20:50] <Master-Mind> joe__:  But where can i find it now after i installed it :) ?
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> !info ed
[20:51] <adadadd> Guyssssssssssssss suggestions
[20:51] <Master-Mind> joe__:  Please answer if you know Joe :)
[20:51] <joe__> Master-Mind: first off it should be listed in your programs list under internet programs
[20:51] <adadadd> I have an old-ish laptop that is of no use to me anymore.. Any suggestions what to do with it?
[20:51] <FreeFull> Ok, I changed the driver to fbdev and X seems to work now
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> adadadd: set it up as a file server
[20:52] <adadadd> Already have one
[20:52] <joe__> Master-Mind: second if you can't find it there open up a damn terminal and type "cd /usr/bin" without the quotes
[20:52] <adadadd> I've got a box to do the necessary server duties.
[20:52] <websmoken> Does anybody know if Dreamweaver & Flash works ok with Wine On Ubuntu?
 ok so download the alsa driver
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> adadadd: give it to someone without a pc after a clean OS install. Or ebay
[20:52] <joe__> your not a very good mastermind mastermind
[20:52] <PlasmaSheep> joe__: Heh.
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> !appdb | websmoken
[20:53] <Waldir> deuonderer: i did, and the tar.gz has a lot of files and folders... no deb
[20:53] <PlasmaSheep> !aircrack
[20:53] <adadadd> ActionParsnip: The screen hinge is broken, which is why I can't give it or sell it =/
[20:53] <Master-Mind> joe__:  yes i write cd /usr/bin and then what ..
[20:53] <websmoken> thanks
[20:53] <PlasmaSheep> adadadd: people sell used q-tips on ebay
 okok that's normal.you have to open a terminal and type "sudo cd Desktop
[20:54] <PlasmaSheep> adadadd: I'm certain you'd get a taker
[20:54] <ActionParsnip> adadadd: then pull all removable parts from it like ram, hdd and cpu if its not hard soldered on) then pour petrol on it and burn it good
[20:54] <joe__> hit enter and then type "aircrack-ng" without the quotes and it should start aircrack
[20:54] <joe__> oh and hit enter
[20:54] <adadadd> LMAO
[20:54] <ActionParsnip> adadadd: it's what i do with my old systems
[20:55] <PlasmaSheep> ActionParsnip: Pyromaniac much? :P
[20:55] <websmoken> "Aircrack..thats what I used to call my X
[20:55] <ActionParsnip> PlasmaSheep: no i just give them love all thier life so its payback
[20:55] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, what no bangers?
[20:55] <Brack10> ok so I want the computer to beep when someone pushes the power button isntead of turning off.  I edited /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh to read echo -e "\a" (which works just fine from a command prompt) but when you push the power button nothing happens.  What am I missing?  Something to do with runlevels/file ownership/other confusing unix stuff?
[20:55] <Patric3> I'm trying to install Jaunty beta.  During the install, it has started now, and is now trying to open a seemingly infinite number of "File Managers".  Is this a known issue & what can I do ?
[20:55] <Patric3> THat should be "it has started GNOME"
[20:56] <PlasmaSheep> Does anyone know how I could make use of my inspiron's built-in LED's?
[20:56] <FreeFull> Brack10: I don't think the shell that starts the script is capable of interpreting \a
[20:56] <FreeFull> Brack10: Use an external program to make the beep
[20:56] <Brack10> FreeFull: I also tried the beep program. nothing
[20:56] <chetnick> i am planing on adding d-link air (dwl-520) pci card to my desktop. I believe it has Atheros chipset. Will that work out of the box or ..?
[20:56] <Master-Mind> joe__:  i found it .. :)
[20:56] <Master-Mind> joe__:  But do i need to go to terminal everytime i will use it, cant i get in my programs under internet :( ?
[20:56]  * nadan isn't ever going to upgrade to an alpha ubuntu again
[20:57] <FreeFull> Brack10: Try recording a sound sample and playing it back with mplayer
 ....are you in?
[20:57] <rnstux> Brack10: Your problem with your interfaces file is solved?
[20:57] <PlasmaSheep> Brack10: press backspace on an empty command line
[20:57] <Waldir> deuonderer: yes I was awaiting more instructions xD
[20:58] <Brack10> PlasmaSheep: works fine
[20:58] <Brack10> rnstux: yep auto eth0 fixed it
[20:58] <joe__> Master-Mind: because aircrack actually starts in the terminal without starting a gui application it tells me you will have to do everything by command line
[20:58] <Brack10> can you cat a .wav files to /dev/dsp?
[20:58]  * Patric3 observes that Jaunty's install looks broken.  How will it be ready for production in a few days ?
[20:58] <adadadd> Ohhhhh I already thought of  this!! I'm gonna make it an old console emulator an hook it up to my TV!!!
[20:58] <FreeFull> Brack10: No, it won't work
[20:58] <Brack10> ok mplayer is needed
[20:58] <adadadd> Anyway I can have a controller act like a keyboard?
[20:58] <FreeFull> Brack10: Or alsaplay
 okok what's the name of the package you downloaded?
[20:59] <Brack10> FreeFull: btw what can you cat to /dev/dsp
[20:59] <PlasmaSheep> joe__: I think he left
[20:59] <Waldir> deuonderer: alsa-driver-1.0.19
[20:59] <fore> can someone give me some feed back as to what might be wrong here? ? ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/152334/
[20:59] <Kissaki> I did hibernate today, but it didn't seem to start again. After resetting, it will now load the login screen forever (displaying the cursor and background). How can I fix that? remove the hibernated session?
[20:59] <FreeFull> Brack10: You can cat to /dev/dsp data which you got from /dev/dsp in the first place
[20:59] <joe__> o rly?
 is that a tar.gz file,right?
[20:59] <probs> joe__: ok so I need to add Jaunty to my sources list?   but how to tell that Interpid is still the default
[21:00] <Waldir> deuonderer: I already extracted it, now it's a folder
[21:00] <darkpixel> fore: it seems like you need to enable GLX option in /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[21:00] <joe__> probs: I dont know, have you tried sudo apt-cdrom with the cd in the drive?
[21:00] <fore> sec ill pastebin the xorg.conf
 well done..type in the terminal "cd Desktop" and the "cd alsa-driver-1.0.19"
[21:01] <joe__> or maybe thats just if you have a corrupt package list, I dont' know
[21:01] <joe__> probs: have you tried google lol
[21:01] <Waldir> deuonderer: ok, now what?
[21:01] <aLeSD> hi all
[21:01] <fore> http://paste.ubuntu.com/152338/
[21:01] <deuonderer>  <Waldir> type "sudo ./configure"
[21:02] <aLeSD> someone here knows how to compile a vanilla kernel ?
[21:02] <fore> as far as i can tell glx option is enabled
[21:02] <erUSUL> !kernel | aLeSD
[21:02] <aLeSD> I mean I know how to do with make etc etc ... but all the debian/ubuntu stuff make me confuse
[21:02] <fore> darkpixel,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/152338/
[21:03] <erUSUL> aLeSD: i just use make mkinitrd etc directly too
[21:03] <darkpixel> fore: ok, one sec
[21:03] <Kimbeau> Is this a good place to ask a question about a problem with sound?
[21:03] <fore> ok ty
[21:03] <deuonderer>  <Waldir> all right?
[21:03] <Waldir> deuonderer: okaay.... lots of output, now what? :|
[21:04] <aLeSD> erUSUL: you mean that instead of make -j3 I have to use  make mkinitrd
[21:04] <aLeSD> ?
[21:04] <Waldir> deuonderer: there was a warning:  WARNING:  Makefile.conf.in seems to ignore the --datarootdir setting
[21:04] <deuonderer>  <Waldir> don't worry,it's the standard operation to install a software without deb file or synaptic
[21:04] <Brack10> when I push my power button it's not running /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh....if I just go sh /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh it works fine...how can I troubleshoot this?
[21:04] <aLeSD> mmm erUSUL:help
[21:04] <Waldir> deuonderer: btw, why isn't there a deb?
[21:04] <guntbert> Kimbeau: as long its about ubuntu < 9.04, yes
[21:04] <Kimbeau>  My Ubuntu 8.04 box can't play music from the second life client. I can play *sometimes* the same url through vlc. And sometimes I can hear the test bleeps from the System -> Preferences -> Sound dialog. At the moment, I can hear the wind from sl, but no bleeps and no music, either from sl or from VLC. Looks like the mixing isn't happening, but I have no idea where to go to fix it! Anyone give me a steer, please?
[21:05] <deuonderer>  <Waldir> i don't know..however...after typing ./configure, type "sudo make"
[21:05] <deuonderer>  <Waldir> and then sudo make install
[21:06] <deuonderer>  <Waldir> it may take a while
[21:06] <guntbert> deuonderer: Waldir: make doesn't need sudo, only make install
[21:06] <guntbert> needs it
[21:06] <Sh3r1ff> guntbert: neither does ./configure ;)
 <Sh3r1ff>  tx guys
[21:07] <Waldir> thanks too :)
[21:08] <darkpixel> fore: what's the output of glxinfo | grep rendering
[21:08] <guntbert> Sh3r1ff: right, but I only saw the latest statements :)
[21:08] <Thomas_> I've just installed Ubuntu 8.10 on my netbook (akoya E1212), but i fail to set up the wireless lan. I've tried the tutorial at http://forum.msi-wind.de/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=385 , but i've got no option to use wpa. (i've got to choose between wep, leap and wpa2). Any help, please? (I'm totally new to linux/ubuntu)
[21:08] <Sh3r1ff> guntbert: :)
[21:08] <Kissaki> I did hibernate today, but it didn't seem to start again. After resetting, it will now load the login screen forever (displaying the cursor and background). How can I fix that? remove the hibernated session?
[21:09] <guntbert> deuonderer: Waldir: you should only run *those* commands with sudo that really need it
 I unstuck mine from that by pressing esc and ctrl-alt-delete when it was stuck. Not sure which of those two fixed it...
what kind of risk is there using sudo even if unnecessary?
[21:10] <Steffy> Problem: I was attempting to setup dual monitors in 8.04 and failed. Hardy asks for settings before I get to the login and although I can login on generic drivers 800x600 is *not* ideal :) Hardware: Acer Aspire 7720 laptop...help?
[21:10] <FreeFull> deuonderer: The program may sponaneously mess up and break the system
 ....a lot of outputs in front of you eyes?
[21:10] <FreeFull> Steffy: Upgrade to 8.10 first? The drivers will be upgraded.
 gosh...ok understood
[21:11] <Kissaki> Kimbeau: Hm, think I tried that... but will try it again next time I'm booting it
[21:11] <barf> Anyone running bluez-sixaxis with success on PS3 hardware?
[21:11] <Kissaki> and other suggestions?
[21:11] <diogo_79> hi everyone
[21:11] <Kissaki> and *= any
[21:11] <Steffy> FreeFull: 8.10 doesn't work well on my laptop. Especially in my University network (Get kicked after 1 minute)
[21:11] <fore> darkpixel,  just a sec ill see
[21:11] <diogo_79> how to install the nagios-nrpe-plugin on ubuntu server?
[21:11] <Waldir> deuonderer: still running :P
[21:12] <Waldir> deuonderer: I really hope the sound goes back to normal after all this!
[21:12] <Waldir> xD
[21:12] <FreeFull> Geez, I was happy about the intel drivers working again and then they spontaneously broke
[21:12] <fore> darkpixel,  it is the same thing as glxinfo | grep direct
[21:13] <Thomas_> I've just installed Ubuntu 8.10 on my netbook (akoya E1212), but i fail to set up the wireless lan. I've tried the tutorial at http://forum.msi-wind.de/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=385 , but i've got no option to use wpa. (i've got to choose between wep, leap and wpa2). Any help, please? (I'm totally new to linux/ubuntu)
[21:13] <Thomas_> Windows had no problem using wpa, though.
[21:13] <FreeFull> What's strange that even as I use the framebuffer drivers for X, glxinfo | grep direct still displays Yes
[21:14] <guntbert> deuonderer: part of the linux security/stability is from the fact that an "ordinary" user cannot modify crucial parts of the system, root on the other hand has the permissions to all and everything in the whole system. So it would be possible to have a malicious makefile delete all files or so. ...
[21:14] <darkpixel> fore: the module nvidia is loaded? try lsmod | grep nv
[21:14] <mongroove> an1 help me with my network manager?
[21:15] <fore> darkpixel,  ok just did that it didnt output any information tho
 okok,but it supposes to be that who's typing knows what is doing
[21:16] <Bbyc48> heyy
 don't worry
[21:16] <Bbyc48> anyone wanna talk?
[21:16] <mongroove> I can talk
[21:16] <Bbyc48> lolz kool
[21:16] <PlasmaSheep> !offtopic | Bbyc48
[21:16] <mongroove> but I'm looking for help, not giving it
[21:17] <mongroove> on a scale of 1 to 10 I'm about 4
[21:17] <darkpixel> fore: ok, try modprobe nvidia
[21:17] <Bbyc48>  :D
[21:17] <mongroove> anyway can anyone help me?
[21:17] <MenZa> !anyone | mongroove
[21:18] <ericdc> I have a question
[21:18] <fore> darkpixel, FATAL: Error running install command for nvidia
 the worst thing that can happen is the sound is still low
[21:18] <FreeFull> ericdc: Ask
[21:18] <ericdc> I created a customized ubuntu install cd with a preseed
[21:18] <Waldir> deuonderer: lol
[21:18] <mongroove> ffs these bots... I DID ask a decent question - So when no-one answered I asked again!!!
[21:18] <ericdc> I want to add packages to the cd so it doesn't need the internet to install
[21:18] <Waldir> ok, done, i guess
[21:18] <MenZa> mongroove→ Have patience.
[21:18] <Waldir> the final lines of the make install were:
[21:18] <Kimbeau> ﻿﻿My Ubuntu 8.04 box can't play music from the second life client (an app that plays sounds of its own as well as streaming media). I can play *sometimes* the same media url through vlc. And sometimes I can hear the test bleeps from the System -> Preferences -> Sound dialog. At the moment, I can hear the wind from sl, but no bleeps from the sound Dialog and no music, either from sl or from VLC. Looks like the mixing isn't happen
[21:19] <mongroove> ok
[21:19] <mongroove> sry
[21:19] <Waldir> WARNING!!! The mixer channels for the ALSA driver are muted by default!!! / You would use some ALSA or OSS mixer to set the appropriate volume.
[21:19] <Sh3r1ff> mongroove: with more than 1000 users in here, it's easy to miss a thing, we aren't all looking constantly at the screen ;)
[21:19] <vegombrei> i need someone to check my fstab and mtab .. i cant unmount my hdd  .. problem started when i installed a new hdd .. i formatted it to ext3, when i restarted it found the drive but only let root (owner) rw .. so i got some help from #ubuntu and made some changes to my fstab and i was able to write to that drive .. thing is now i cant unmount it .. so can someone look at my fstab and mtab coz those are the only two i tweaked and help me fix this ..
 try to type alsamixer
[21:19] <ericdc> any ideas?
[21:19] <mongroove> :o
[21:19] <FreeFull> Kimbeau: Is alsa installed?
[21:19] <mongroove> ohhh more than 100 - I had no idea
[21:19] <Waldir> deuonderer: i see a "master" bar, and it's filled to the top
[21:20] <Kimbeau> ok. alsamixer has everything unmuted except mic
[21:20] <Kimbeau> And I re-installed alsa stuff after purging
[21:20] <guntbert> deuonderer: do you read and understand every makefile you invoke with 'make'? I don't, but I can be certain to do no serious damage to my  system when I'm not root - make install is different though, but that part of a Makefile is easier to check
[21:20] <Steffy> Just did a reboot, Hardy doesnt complain but I now just need install intel graphics drivers (or compatable)
[21:20] <darkpixel> fore: are you root when running the command?
[21:21] <hanasaki> how do i use a bluetooth phone as my network connection?  its a blackberry8800
[21:21] <deuonderer> Waldir> i don't know what to do...i'll study this...try using google...
[21:21] <ericdc> Does ANYONE have experience with remastering the Ubuntu install CD?
[21:21] <fore> darkpixel,  yes
[21:21] <vegombrei> hanasaki: i dont think the blackberry is designed to do something like that
[21:21] <Kimbeau> It feels as if the problem is that the first app grabs the sound channel, and leaves nothing -- no mixer happening at all.
[21:21] <deuonderer> Waldir> sorry for my no use...
[21:22] <vegombrei> ericdc: define remastering
[21:22] <cezar_> opa
[21:22] <Waldir> deuonderer: lol no, thanks for your time :)
[21:22] <Sh3r1ff> guntbert: that's why 95 % of IT problems are pebkac ;)
[21:22] <ericdc> ericdc: adding a custom set of a packages for install to the CD
[21:22] <darkvertex> ericdc: you might want to try remastersys
[21:23] <darkvertex> ericdc: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/creating-custom-ubuntu-live-cd-with-remastersys.html
[21:23] <mongroove> what you need here is several chat rooms just for ubuntu....
[21:24] <darmou> hi all does anyone here know about exporting nfs shares?
[21:24] <mongroove> this seems a bit overloaded :p
[21:24] <guntbert> Sh3r1ff: and thats why its *good* practice to keep conversations in the channel :-))
[21:24] <ericdc> darkvertex: ok
[21:24] <dooner> darmou: sure
[21:24] <darmou> dooner when I exportfs -av it says my shared are being exported but exportfs comes up with nothing no error message nothing
[21:25] <mongroove> the real people helping here - - I don't know how they keep up with things.....................................
[21:25] <darkpixel> fore: go to System > Administration > Hardware Drivers and see what's there
[21:26] <fore> darkpixel,  theres nothing there
[21:26] <darmou> dooner to simplify I just have /tmp 192.168.1.0/24(rw,no_root_squash,async)
[21:26] <darmou> in my /etc/exports file
[21:26] <darkpixel> fore: and you know which nvidia card you have?
[21:26] <fore> yes
[21:26] <fore> its the nvidia geforce 5500
[21:26] <darmou> I tried looking in /var/log/messages and could not find anything there, is there a log file I could look at?
[21:26] <fore> i did this  sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx; sudo nvidia-xconfig
[21:26] <guntbert> mongroove: please don't add to the noise, random chatter goes to #ubuntu-offtopic :-)
[21:27] <fore> darkpixel, then i did this  sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings; gksudo nvidia-settings
[21:27] <dooner> darmou: is nfs server running?
[21:27] <fore> darkpixel then i did ctrl + alt + backspace
[21:28] <FreeFull> Hey, why doesn't ctrl+alt+backspace kill X for me?
[21:28] <pawahhhh> server libres.irc-hispano.org
[21:28] <extfour> FreeFull, cause you
[21:28] <darmou> dooner when i do ps aux | grep nfsd i notice one nfsd4 and the rest nfsd is this a problem?
[21:28] <extfour> are on Jaunty
[21:28] <boringpackets> I made a PPC ubuntu CD, but I can't get the iBook G4 to boot to it, any suggestions?
[21:28] <FreeFull> extfour: Nope, intrepid
[21:28] <fore> darkpixel, sudo nvidia-xconfig telles me this YOU DO NOT APPEAR TO BE USING NVIDIA X DRIVER. PLEASE EDIT YOUR X CONFIGURATIONFILE ( JUST RUN 'NVIDIA-XCONFIG AS ROOT), AND RESTART THE X SERVER.
[21:28] <extfour> FreeFull, guess they disabled it in that too.
[21:29] <dooner> darmou: well first thing first, you've installed nfs-kernel-server && nfs-common && portmap ?
[21:29] <FreeFull> extfour: I'm delaying my upgrade to jaunty until it's officially out
[21:29] <darmou> yes
[21:29] <FreeFull> extfour: Maybe even some days after that, so there is less traffic
[21:29] <darmou> dooner yes they are
[21:29] <guntbert> FreeFull: try it twice within two seconds
[21:30] <ericdc> How does the ubuntu install cd know to get the Packages file where they are /dist/hardy/...
[21:30] <Baatti> hello, how do I convert an .avi file to a file type that will play in a dvd player, and what applications would be best to burn it once its converted?
[21:30] <guntbert> darmou: look at the output of showmount -e
[21:30] <FreeFull> guntbert: Nope
[21:31] <darkvertex> Baatti: mplayer?
[21:31] <TheFunkbomb> I'm trying to put a location launcher in the Application menu and it won't let me.
[21:31] <settntrenz> Is there a free version of landscape for managing ubuntu servers? This would be what spacewalk is to redhat network
[21:31] <Kimbeau> OK. Just installed pavucontrol (PulseAudio Volume Control). Only shows one playback device when vlc is enabled -- _no_ playback devices when sl is active...
[21:31] <dooner> darmou: also look at /var/log/daemon (as opposed to /var/log/messages)
[21:31] <darmou> Ahh rpc mount export: RPC: Authentication error; why = Failed (unspecified error)
[21:31] <FreeFull> Kimbeau: Try uninstalling PulseAudio so only Alsa runs
[21:32] <darmou> dooner the "rpc mount export: RPC: Authentication error; why = Failed (unspecified error)" was from showmount -e
[21:32] <Kimbeau> ... and one device when sl is active and media playing -- "gecko"
[21:32] <Baatti> dakvertex: will mplayer do both the burning and converting for me?
[21:32] <eseven73> is security.ubuntu.com down? I cant install anything getting errors about that host
[21:32] <TheFunkbomb> anyone ever have the problem?
[21:32] <guntbert> FreeFull: afaik its a new setting in xorg to prevent accidental loss of sesions :-), the readme of another distro said to press the keys twice but i don't want to try right now
[21:33] <darkvertex> Baatti: I guess just the conversion part
[21:33] <dooner> darmou: have you tried following this.. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NFSv4Howto  (I use opensolaris with ZFS as my main file servers @ home, so not 100% on how ubuntu/linux's NFS works... )
[21:34] <Baatti> darkvertex: ok, once its converted, can I just burn it to a dvd disc normally?
[21:34] <sajemha> 90.155.172.56 my site
[21:35] <Kimbeau> Hmm. Wants to remove ubuntu-desktop when I try removing pulseaudio!
[21:35] <guntbert> sajemha: not here please
[21:35] <sajemha> ok )
[21:35] <darkvertex> Baatti: possibly, once you have convert the movie, you can burn it using tools such as Brasero
[21:35] <eseven73> Kimbeau, that's just a meta package
[21:35] <eseven73> you can remove it
[21:35] <FreeFull> Kimbeau: ubuntu-dekstop is just there to be dependent on all the ubuntu stuff. It itself has no other purpose
[21:35] <FreeFull> desktop*
[21:35] <Baatti> darkvertex: ok, thank you
[21:35] <boringpackets> I put the Ubuntu CD compiled for PPC into the notebook and turned it on. It just booted OSX as normal. Rawr.
[21:35] <darkvertex> Baatti: np
[21:36] <dooner> boringpackets: hold down C when booting (assuming tis a mac?)
[21:36] <boringpackets> Yes it's a mac, let me try that.
[21:36] <FreeFull> boringpackets: There is a key sequence you have to press to boot from CD on macbooks
[21:36] <LjL> sajemha: this channels is strictly about Ubuntu support. please use #ubuntu-offtopic for anything else
[21:37] <ahorner> Is there anybody here that can help me with Squid and Webmin?
[21:37] <Kimbeau> OK. Going for a reboot...
[21:37] <guntbert> !webmin | ahorner
[21:38] <ahorner> !ebox
[21:38] <boringpackets> It booted, but when I hit enter it says "Please wait, loading kernel . . . then the error "read failed"
[21:38] <ahorner> oh.
[21:38] <boringpackets> am i pretty much screwed?
[21:38] <guntbert> and ahorner, with squid you will get better support in #networking
[21:38] <fore> i am officially bunfuzzled , lol
[21:38] <dooner> boringpackets: bad media?  is the cd good?
[21:38] <dooner> boringpackets: did you burn it on slowest speed, etc...
[21:38] <ahorner> guntbert: I'm not having any problems with webmin though. Is it really nessescary to change something that isn't broken?
[21:39] <boringpackets> Yeah, and I verified.
[21:39] <FreeFull> boringpackets: Tried a different kernel?
[21:39] <c_korn> does someone know a guide to setup multi pointer X server in intrepid?
[21:39] <darmou> dooner I folowed the instructions and still get "rpc mount export: RPC: Authentication error; why = Failed (unspecified error)" on showmount -e
[21:39] <boringpackets> Oh crap this isn't a liveCD. Is this going to erase the OSX 9 thats installed on it or will it automatically set up a dual boot?
[21:39] <FreeFull> boringpackets: It will ask you
[21:40] <dooner> c_korn: multipointer?
[21:40] <boringpackets> Oh great. I did that command, I cant remember exactly what it was, something "video=ifonly" does that mean I wont get any graphics acceleration?
[21:40] <dooner> darmou: does /var/log/daemon show you anything else?
[21:40] <guntbert> ahorner: I don't use it on ubuntu - so no advice beside "I like to stay within the supported realms (with ubuntu at least)"
[21:40] <c_korn> dooner: yes, to have multiple pointers in X (i.e. with multiple mice connected)
[21:40] <shal3r_> How to properly disable Composite in 9.04 ?
[21:41] <darmou> dooner no nothing at all
[21:41] <ahorner> guntbert: haha. do you know anything about squid though that you might be able to help me?
[21:41] <dooner> c_korn: ahh gotcha, Sorry no idea..
[21:41] <dooner> darmou: odd.  make sure the nfs server and portmap are both running
[21:41] <guntbert> ahorner: a little, lets switch to ##networking
[21:41] <c_korn> dooner: no problem
[21:42] <c_korn> does someone else know how to use multiple mouse pointers in X?
[21:42] <FreeFull> c_korn: AFAIK, uou need a special version of X that supports multiple inputs.
[21:43] <darmou> dooner here is what is running http://pastebin.com/m20a65320
[21:43] <crainoss> tengo una pregunta
[21:43] <darmou> dooner that was from rpcinfo -p
[21:43] <boringpackets> How is it possible that I just booted to the CD, and it's telling me it cant find any driver for the CDROM drive to install.
[21:43] <boringpackets> That's just insane.
[21:43] <FreeFull> crainoss: This is the english channel
[21:44] <LjL> !es | crainoss
[21:44] <crainoss> that is amaisin
[21:44] <c_korn> FreeFull: acording to this: http://wearables.unisa.edu.au/mpx/?q=downloads this is already integrated in X
[21:45] <juaco> crainos: perhaps you meant "emeisin"
[21:46] <dooner> darmou: Well i kinda stumped. for giggles restart the nfs service?
[21:46] <sharperguy> Is it possible to remove everything installed from a certain repository?
[21:47] <darmou> dooner tried /etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server restart
[21:47] <darmou> then  exportfs -av
[21:47] <darmou> exporting 192.168.1.0/24:/export/nintendo
[21:47] <darmou> exporting 192.168.1.0/24:/export
[21:47] <FloodBot3> darmou: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:47] <Arminius> hello
[21:47] <fore> darkpixel, did i lose you ?
[21:47] <fore> are you still with me ? lol
[21:47] <dooner> darmou: and it still doesn't work?  log anything?  are you running an sort of firewall on the box?
[21:47] <LjL> sharperguy: uhm, that's not trivial afaik. you can use aptitude's ~O option to match everything coming from a given "source", but that's not the same thing as the repository
[21:48] <sharperguy> LjL, hmm... Just looking for an easy way to get rid of KDE4.2 before the upgrade to Jaunty
[21:48] <Arminius> hello
[21:49] <LjL> sharperguy: but i think that somehow you can check for local-only packages (packages you have installed but that are not in the list), so you could remove the relevant repository from sources.list and then check that... but uhm, not entirely sure how.
[21:49] <LjL> sharperguy: oh, that should be doable in another way, moment
[21:49] <juaco> sharperguy, it would be easy to do from sypantic
[21:49] <dan-ubuntu> hey guys, how do i upgrade from jaunty beta to jaunty rc?
[21:49] <juaco> (synaptic)
[21:49] <LjL> !jaunty | dan-ubuntu
[21:50] <LjL> juaco: it is?
[21:50] <guntbert> !welcome | Arminius
[21:50] <Arminius> :)
[21:50] <Yann_> net
[21:51] <juaco> LjL: yes, you can select "view from source"
[21:51] <vegombrei> i need someone to check my fstab and mtab .. i cant unmount my hdd  .. problem started when i installed a new hdd .. i formatted it to ext3, when i restarted it found the drive but only let root (owner) rw .. so i got some help from #ubuntu and made some changes to my fstab and i was able to write to that drive .. thing is now i cant unmount it .. so can someone look at my fstab and mtab coz those are the only two i tweaked and help me fix this ..
[21:51] <juaco> it''ll show you one category per repo
[21:51] <Adam-85> how to update helix to play "ram"
[21:51] <LjL> sharperguy: uhm there was a factoid about removing kde 4 but i can't find it now - it's probably been removed because it was only really important for some beta. but try asking #kubuntu, i think some people know how to remove kde 4 effectively there
[21:51] <juaco> then you check all packages on the specific repo
[21:51] <LjL> juaco: and "source" in Synaptic is the actual repository, not the same "source" that aptitude means?
[21:52] <mongroove> Does anyone know how to connect to a mobile network after an update. I have 8.10, my TMN (pt) works fine in live and on first boot. After that I get "Your network connection has been disconnected" when I try to go online.
[21:52] <DanielHolth> l
[21:52] <mongroove> My update killed the internet
[21:52] <mongroove> It was about 280 files
[21:52] <mongroove> It SAID they were important security updates
[21:53] <juaco> LjL: in synaptics "vsource view" a "source" equals to a "line in sources.list"
[21:53] <LjL> juaco: ah, interesting. (i don't have synaptic)
[21:53] <juaco> LjL maybe it comes by default only in gnomish ubuntu
[21:54] <LjL> juaco: yes, that's the issue, and i'm on kde - although i have to say i only really use apt-get and aptitude anyway
[21:54] <LjL> still, good to know
[21:55] <Arminius> ok I'll try to sum my big problem up I got some trouble with KWin and Compiz as window managers I set KWin as default manager, but at restart, Compiz is always set back as default window manager, and I have no idea why. and it's causing me some trouble (no top bar on all windows) anyone an idea?
[21:55] <Arminius> I tried an several other channels, but nobody really knew
[21:55] <eseven73> !away > splicer_afk
[21:55] <Arminius> on #kwin V13 told me <V13> that kwin is your window manager but instead, compiz is run <V13> most probably /usr/bin/kwin is either a link to compiz or a shell script <V13> ask in a #ubuntu or #kubuntu channel
[21:55] <Arminius> so here I am
[21:55] <Kimbeau> Whoever suggested uninstalling PulseAudio -- Thank you! All fixed. I have mixed audio again :-)
[21:56] <tsimpson> sharperguy: why do you want to remove all the KDE 4.2 packages before upgrading?
[21:57] <Bodsda> Hi, How can i set the screensaver timeout from the command line?
[21:57] <comutamike> hey guys - I'm scratching my head raw and bloody over this.  I'm trying to PXEInstall Ubuntu Intrepid onto a Laptop with a dodgy internal DVD Drive.  My Server is a Windows Vista Laptop - I was going to just set up tftpd.exe to server the images, but i can't see what I've got to do.
[21:57] <Steffy> Problem: configuring graphics settings/drivers for Acer Aspire 7720 laptop. All worked fine before I attempted to extend onto a second monitor and now I can only run in 800x600. Trying to configure using displayconfig-gtk but no success so far. Help?
[21:57] <fore> i wish someone could help me figure out my problem, lol
[21:57] <sharperguy> tsimpson, Partly because I'm not using it anymore anyway, and partly because it might cause issues with the upgrade
[21:58] <sharperguy> LjL, Ok thanks
[21:58] <mlky> Alsa doesnt show any mixers in wineconfiguration, is there a way to fix that?
[21:59] <tsimpson> sharperguy: it won't cause any issues with the upgrade,
[21:59] <Waldir> hey guys... I think I have a serious problem... the sound volume all of a sudden became very low and this is happening both in windows and ubuntu! what could be my problem?
[21:59] <tsimpson> sharperguy: but, basically you'd need to remove all KDE4 packages for it to work
[21:59] <Bodsda> Waldir: sound card / speaker -- sounds hardware related to me
[21:59] <Arminius> waldir: hardware problem?
[22:00] <Waldir> Bodsda: Arminius yes, I suppose, but why all of a sudden? it was all working well until earlier today
[22:00] <tsimpson> sharperguy: so you'd want to purge/remove kdelibs5 and kdelibs5-data, then reinstall kubuntu-desktop (if you want the default Kubuntu install)
[22:00] <Waldir> what could have caused it?
[22:00] <vegombrei> i need someone to check my fstab and mtab .. i cant unmount my hdd  .. problem started when i installed a new hdd .. i formatted it to ext3, when i restarted it found the drive but only let root (owner) rw .. so i got some help from #ubuntu and made some changes to my fstab and i was able to write to that drive .. thing is now i cant unmount it .. so can someone look at my fstab and mtab coz those are the only two i tweaked and help me fix this ..
[22:00] <Bodsda> Waldir: sometimes old hardware just fails, or they may have been overworked
[22:01] <juaco> Waldir: maybe accidentally swapped line-out, spk-out ports?
[22:01] <tsimpson> sharperguy: that should remove (almost) everything, you can do "dpkg -l |grep '4:4.2' to see if there are any KDE packages left
[22:01] <Waldir> juaco: how?
[22:02] <darkvertex> vegombrei: pastebin both your fstab and mtab, then someone might be able to help
[22:02] <juaco> some cards come with amplified/non amplified jacks
[22:02] <Steffy> Is there an application that will detect and apply settings for graphics cards/displays. I'm being forced to use a low resolution after a failed atempt at using dual-monitors with intel integrated graphics
[22:03] <sharperguy> tsimpson, ah sounds good
[22:03] <evident> hello... I am just setting up my ubuntu and want to install the windows-driver for the fritzBox WLAN stick (because the linux driver is not supported for 8.10. And in the installation text it says I need to extract the driver with "cabextract"... but it doesn't find cabextract, so I tried to install it with "apt-get install cabextract" but he cant find the package. Can anybody help me? I am still very new in using Ubuntu
[22:03] <Waldir> juaco: I only have jacks for mic and external speakers / headphones. I can hear the sound, very low, if i use my ext. speakers but the pc's own speakers are completely mute
[22:04] <mattgyver83> when i try to download system updates i get a prompt that says i can only download a partial update, what does that mean?
[22:04] <mattgyver83> do i have bad repos?
[22:04] <juaco> Waldir, mmm try in a terminal running "alsamixer"
[22:04] <Waldir> juaco: anyway, I don't see how I could've swapped anything, do you mean something like connecting the ext. speakers to the wrong jack? or something software related?
[22:04] <Waldir> juaco: already tried alsamixer, I only have one bar, "master", and it is full (100)
[22:05] <Bodsda> mattgyver83: try - -  sudo apt-get --fix-missing   or    sudo apt-get --fix-broken
[22:05] <aranyik> hello
[22:05] <juaco> Waldir, if you press tab it'll show you other channels
[22:05] <darkvertex> mattgyver83: your internet connection might be bad
[22:05] <mattgyver83> not the connection, it happens everywhere ';\
[22:05] <Waldir> also, it says card:PulseAudio, I'm not sure this is meant to be... but still, it doesnt work on windows either
[22:06] <Waldir> juaco: I only have "master" and "capture"
[22:06] <juaco> that's what i suggested indeed, it has happened to me to plug non-amplified speakers to "line-out" and ending with no amplification at all
[22:06] <aranyik> i've been trying to use GIMP to edit jpg but i cant find how to move a selected part of a layer, when I use the move tool the whole layer moves...Anyone ?
[22:07] <vegombrei> http://pastebin.com/m4828123e http://pastebin.com/m52219acf
[22:07] <Bodsda> aranyik: you need to use a selection tool to select a particular part of the layer first
[22:07] <evident> can nobody tell me how to install the package?
[22:07] <Waldir> juaco: I doubt this was it since it started happening earlier today, while I had no speakers connected
[22:07] <vegombrei> darkvertex: http://pastebin.com/m4828123e http://pastebin.com/m52219acf
[22:07] <darkvertex> mattgyver83: try pointing your repo source to other server
[22:08] <aranyik> Bodsda: Yes I did it already using the Rectangle Select Tool
[22:08] <juaco> waldir, maybe it's an error with pulseaudio try restarting it. Have you rebooted and the problem persists?
[22:08] <Waldir> juaco: yes, and in windows too :(
[22:08] <aranyik> But still the Move Tool will move the whole page and I have tried the different options in the Move Tool Tab
[22:09] <mattgyver83> aranyik, you have to select the layer only that you want to select from the layers tab
[22:09] <shal3r_> How to properly disable Composite in 9.04 ?
[22:09] <aranyik> mattgyver83: I only have one layer and it is already selected
[22:10] <Bodsda> aranyik: Ok, try going to the layers window, hiding all layers except the one you wish to tamper with, use the rectangle tool then just move the cursor to the middle of the selected area and drag
[22:10] <mattgyver83> thats why everything moves then, you have to split it into 2 layers
[22:10] <mattgyver83> he only has 1 layer
[22:10] <Waldir> juaco: i suspect it might have to do with me turning off the sound with the laptop's integrated volume knob while ubuntu was starting earlier today, to avoid playing the logon sound since i was in a class. this is the only unusual sound-related thing I recall doing prior to this happening..
[22:10] <Neff> Hi guys! I've a tiny question for you... last week i removed a program and then I manually removed some unwanted items that were still in application menu. Today I reinstalled that application and I want these menu back, but the menu editor "alacarte" doesn't show them anymore... do you have any suggestion?
[22:11] <ahorner> Still don't have my problem fixed.. :(  Anybody here who can help me with Squid? It doesn't seem to be caching anything.
[22:11] <darkvertex> vegombrei: should i assume your extra drive is /dev/sdc1?
[22:11] <juaco> Waldir, have you tried opening the GUI mixer?
[22:12] <juaco> it has two tabs
[22:12] <Waldir> juaco: alsamixergui? or the volume control?
[22:12] <juaco> volume control
[22:12] <Waldir> two tabs?
[22:13] <darkvertex> vegombrei: then replace rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro on line 11 to rw,user,noauto,exec,utf8
[22:13] <juaco> one tab has all the sliders for each channel, the other one should say "switches" or something like that
[22:13] <Waldir> juaco: aargh... I gotta leave for a sec, brb
[22:14] <Guest1405> hello
[22:14] <Bodsda> !hi | Guest1405
[22:14] <Guest1405> russ?
[22:14] <Bodsda> Guest1405: russ?? russian?
[22:14] <Guest1405> yes
[22:15] <LjL> !ru
[22:15] <juaco> Waldi ok..gotta go too, see if you haven't disabled the laptop's speaker (under the second tab), other thing you can try is to switch from pulseaudio momentarily to direct alsa (system->preferences->audio)
[22:15] <Bodsda> LjL: GGRRR!! :)
[22:15] <aranyik> Bodsda: The selection is moving alone but no image is moving
[22:15] <Guest1405> baned ubuntu-ru
[22:15] <aranyik> Bodsda: and I still have only one layer in the layer window list
[22:15] <Bodsda> aranyik: unfortuate i dont have gimp installed on my system, try asking in #gimp
[22:15] <aranyik> ok!
[22:15] <aranyik> thanks
[22:16] <LjL> Guest1405: this channel is English-only.
[22:16] <Guest1405> =(
[22:16] <TheDrunka> How can I get my controller to act like a keyboard?
[22:16] <Bodsda> Guest1405: youll have to take the matter of the ban up in #ubuntu-ops
[22:17] <TheDrunka> controller = game joystick
[22:17] <Sheepherd> why am i unable to "init 3" im logged in as su ofc
[22:17] <acido> i have a custom debian image that usually installs with install.sh but its not detecting the IDE harddisk / cdrom  on a few machines can anyone help me?
[22:17] <LjL> Bodsda, Guest1405: actually, no. we don't manage the international channel. a better place would be #ubuntu-irc
[22:17] <Bodsda> LjL: oh, sorry, I had no idea. Apologies
[22:17] <Steffy> What graphic drivers do I need for intergrated intel graphics on a laptop?
[22:17] <acido> usually echo using_dma:0 > /proc/ide/hdc/settings  fixes the problem
[22:17] <vegombrei> darkvertex: sorry i got a bit sidetracked .. yes its sdc1 ..do i replace the line 11 in fstab or mtab?
[22:18] <Guest1405> no ubuntu-ops banned my 30 dey
[22:18] <LjL> bans are not ontopic for this channel
[22:18] <Guest1405> accaunt
[22:18] <LjL> please, stick to Ubuntu support discussion now.
[22:18] <Waldir> er.. did juaco leave? :)
[22:18] <darkvertex> vegombrei: replace he one in fstab
[22:18] <Waldir> *:(
[22:18] <habana> ciao a tutti
[22:18] <Guest1405> e17
[22:19] <Pici> !it | habana
[22:19] <Sheepherd> someone able to tell me why i cant "init 3"? im logged in as su in the terminal
[22:19] <Guest1405> ubuntu server + e17 job?
[22:19] <aranyik> mattgyver83: Any clue? I tried the GIMP channel but it seems dead..no one's talking there
[22:19] <Guest1405> pippel ubuntu server + e17 worck?
[22:20] <mattgyver83> aran, see PM
[22:20] <Guest1405> hoy
[22:20] <Sheepherd> do you even see me?
[22:20] <Bodsda> Sheepherd: we see you
[22:20] <wolf_> anyone use avidemux? Or any other video editing program? ive been convering my ogv files to avi using ffmpeg but it doesnt seem that anyone is able to play them in a windows machine, also avidemux isnt able to open them
[22:20] <Sheepherd> good :)
[22:20] <Slart> aranyik: what was the problem?
[22:21] <LjL> Sheepherd: a lot of init levels are pretty meaningless in current ubuntu versions
[22:21] <LjL> Sheepherd: what is it that you are trying to achieve?
[22:21] <Guest1405> pipplu help my OK?
[22:21] <TheDrunka> Anyone with any tips or links on how to make my game controller work like a keyboard?
[22:21] <LjL> Sheepherd: (also, you say you are "logged in as su" - remember that having a root password is discouraged in Ubuntu)
[22:21] <TheDrunka> Just the directional buttons
[22:21] <Sheepherd> build my ati drivers
[22:22] <chazco> Hi... looking for recommendations for a media player... needs to support playback of audio and video files, lirc support, dvb support (ideally, with epg and scanning) and require as little extra installed as possible. Any suggestions?
[22:22] <Sheepherd> used suse before... didnt know its different here
[22:22] <acido> vlc
[22:22] <Guest1405> acido hello
[22:22] <vegombrei> darkvertex: didnt work :(
[22:22] <wolf_> chazco, totem-xine
[22:22] <Slart> !who | acido
[22:22] <vegombrei> darkvertex: you mind if i pvt msg you?
[22:22] <Guest1405> acido help my
[22:22] <auk> suggestions for which package to install to get realplayer (video and audio) support?
[22:22] <Guest1405> acido ok?
[22:23] <acido> hi
[22:23] <LjL> Sheepherd: why don't you use the version of the ATI drivers provided officially with Ubuntu, isntead of building your own? (also, why would you need init 3 to build your own?)
[22:23] <chazco> wolf_ - Using totem currently... tried both gstreamer and xine variants.. works well except for DVB, which isnt well supported (causes crashes etc)
[22:23] <Slart> auk: not sure if there is a package for it.. but the realplayer isn't as bad in linux as it is in windows
[22:23] <acido> I need help loading IDE drivers for an older machine anyone know how?
[22:23] <auk> mplayer seems to give me audio but no video, xine freezes up
[22:23] <darkvertex> vegombrei: did you restart your computer? the command in fstab basically becomes the same with fd0 ans scd0, unmounted unless you click on it or mount the drive manually
[22:23] <wolf_> chazco, what are you trying to do, mythtv or something?
[22:23] <auk> slart: you mean the proprietary, realmedia-released program?
[22:24] <Slart> auk: I think mplayer can be convinced to play .rm files though.. it does for me.. but I can't really remember what if I had to do something special to it
[22:24] <Steffy> I need help with graphics settings/drivers with an integrated intel chipset. displayconfig-gtk isn't making much progress with me
[22:24] <Slart> auk: yes
[22:24] <chazco> wolf_ - Nope, just for general TV viewing whist working... totem would be ideal if it were more stable
[22:24] <Guest1405> auk hi, help my, ok?
[22:24] <fore> does anyone know the command to load nvidia's Xdrvier ?
[22:24] <Slart> !nvidia | fore
[22:24] <LjL> !tv | chazco, tried me-tv?
[22:24] <fore> already been there
[22:24] <fore> no help
[22:24] <fore> at all
[22:24] <wolf_> chazco, id recommend mythbuntu, ive had best luck with their built in player for watching videos tv and lirc support
[22:24] <fore> thx tho
[22:24] <FloodBot3> fore: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:24] <fore> sorry
[22:25] <Slart> !ru | Guest1405
[22:25] <auk> Slart: i thought there was offered a 'realplayer' package in the canonical commercial repos, but i can't seem to find it
[22:25] <Guest1405> please help my
[22:25] <Sheepherd> LjL: got the ati 9200 card which is one of the only ones without official support :/ and i want init 3 to install the driver later (dont even have access to the file from console) -.-
[22:25] <LjL> fore: then tell us exactly which step on that page you got stuck on, and all relevant details.
[22:25] <chazco> LjL - Yep, tried me-tv... had problems tuning in though (generating a channel list). Thanks :)
[22:25] <Slart> !info realplayer
[22:25] <Slart> hmm..
[22:25] <chazco> wolf_ - Seems a bit too overcomplicated for what im after
[22:26] <Bodsda> Guest1405: you have failed to ask a comprehensible question, and as such you have not been helped, so please ask a question, help someone or please dont add to the channel traffic
[22:26] <wolf_> chazco, up to you, mythbuntu was simple to install IMHO
[22:26] <Slart> auk: try the medibuntu repos
[22:26] <auk> Guest1405: tell us your problem and maybe someone can help you with it
[22:26] <Slart> !medibuntu | auk
[22:26] <Sheepherd> is intrepid even a good build to begin with?
[22:26] <deever> re
[22:26] <Guest1405> search libeps, help search, no X
[22:27] <Sheepherd> wb
[22:27] <vegombrei> darkvertex: i didnt restart .. brb
[22:27] <Guest1405> vegombrei search libeps, help search, no X
[22:27] <frank_> is it possible to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 beta with just 200mb space left
[22:27] <LjL> Sheepherd: but actually https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI says the 9200 has full 3D support with the *default* drivers (not even fglrx)...?
[22:27] <Guest1405> LjL search libeps, help search, no X
[22:27] <mattgyver83> frank, probably not.
[22:27] <frank_> got error message when running update -d that i has to low disk space
[22:27] <LjL> Sheepherd: Jaunty will be out in exactly one week, so perhaps you might want to wait for it instead of installing Intrepid now!
[22:27] <auk> Slart: btw i'm in jaunty
[22:28] <Guest1405> auk search libeps, help search, no X
[22:28] <Guest1405> help
[22:28] <LjL> Guest1405: stop highlighting people randomly
[22:28] <amerigaynista> putoz
[22:28] <asasfasf> i have a problem. i accidentally deleted nm-applet from tray and now i can't get it back. someone help me please!
[22:28] <LjL> !etiquette > Guest1405    (Guest1405, see the private message from ubottu)
[22:28] <Slart> auk: oh.. well.. give medibuntu a try anyways.. perhaps they have a jaunty area
[22:28] <Sheepherd> LjL: yea i checked the 3D acceleration and its ON... but the window scrolling is still very slow and i believe its because of a corrupted driver isnt it?
[22:29] <Slart> asasfasf: I think you can start it manually.. tried running "nm-applet" in a terminal?
[22:29] <auk> Slart: ok thanks, am doing
[22:29] <Guest1405> no help =(
[22:29] <LjL> !helpme | Guest1405
[22:29] <asasfasf> Slart, ** (nm-applet:3869): WARNING **: <WARN>  applet_dbus_manager_start_service(): Could not acquire the NetworkManagerUserSettings service as it is already taken.  Return: 3
[22:29] <Slart> Guest1405: you still haven't told us what you want.. or we can't understand you
[22:30] <vallesmarineris> hi guys, I recently updated to 9.04 beta, and now I can't launch gnome-terminal. if I open xterm and type gnome-terminal, I see: "gnome-terminal: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libvte.so.9: undefined symbol: pango_layout_get_baseline". I googled the error but there were no relevant results. does anyone have any thoughts on how I can fix this?
[22:30] <LjL> Sheepherd: i don't know. still, i'd install Jaunty anyway, and forget about init 3 - if you want to shutdown X, just use "sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop"
[22:30] <auk> and package realplayer now works to install :)
[22:30] <LjL> !jaunty | vallesmarineris
[22:30] <Bodsda> asasfasf: kill the process first maybe?   killall nm-applet
[22:30] <macwort6> need help with installing eJabberd on ubuntu 8.04
[22:30] <Slart> asasfasf: huh.. it feels like such .. windows solution.. but it might just be easier to reboot..
[22:30] <asasfasf> Bosda, Slart : buklovesbeer@laptop:~$ killall nm-applet
[22:30] <asasfasf> buklovesbeer@laptop:~$ nm-applet
[22:30] <asasfasf> ** (nm-applet:3999): DEBUG: applet_common_device_state_changed
[22:30] <Neff> btw... problem solved: to recover my original alacarte menu I only removed the menu folder in ~/.config ... thanks anyway guys
[22:31] <Waldir> Bodsda: I think i narrowed the issue a bit: I can only hear sound with my external speakers. With headphones or the laptop's speakers I don't hear anything at all
[22:31] <vallesmarineris> !jaunty
[22:31] <Sheepherd> LjL: will my gpu work properly then? ^^
[22:31] <asasfasf> Bosda, Slart i rebooted a couple of times
[22:31] <Slart> asasfasf: don't paste lots of text to the channel.. the bots will just ban you.. try pastebin instead
[22:31] <frank_> any tips for freing disk space from an ubuntu installation?
[22:31] <Slart> !pastebin | asasfasf
[22:31] <Slart> frank_: delete old logs in /var/log
[22:31] <Bodsda> Waldir: im not really sure then, sorry -- try alsamixer, but apart from that im out of ideas, sorry
[22:32] <Waldir> Bodsda: can you point me to some channel or forum? or someone?
[22:32] <asasfasf> bosda: http://paste.ubuntu.com/152385/
[22:32] <Slart> frank_: apt-get clean and apt-get autoclean
[22:32] <asasfasf> Bodsda,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/152385/
[22:32] <Bodsda> Waldir: maybe #alsa but in all honesty I dont know what the problem is so i cant say who can fix it
[22:33] <amerigaynista> what ?
[22:33] <Waldir> Bodsda: I'll try my luck there, thanks :)
[22:33] <amerigaynista> they are bastards !!
[22:33] <Bodsda> asasfasf: reboot is probably the easiest solution,  :)
[22:33] <Slart> amerigaynista: feel free to start making sense
[22:34] <asasfasf> bodsda: i rebooted a couple of times.
[22:34] <asasfasf> bodsda: actually i cant get nm-applet IN tray. That's my problem :(
[22:34] <mgolisch> asasfasf: what happens if you start it?
[22:34] <Bodsda> asasfasf: hmm, tried killing gnome-panel? Maybe search for a related bug on launchpad
[22:34] <asasfasf> asasfasf, this http://paste.ubuntu.com/152385/
[22:35] <mgolisch> if it doesnt show it probably means there is no device networkamanager has to manage
[22:36] <asasfasf> eh... bugs bugs bugs!
[22:36] <mgolisch> asasfasf: make sure your device is not configured in /etc/network/interfaces
[22:36] <asasfasf> mgolisch, i manually took it off the tray by mistake.
[22:36] <mgolisch> nm ignores those
[22:36] <eugen_> hey, I got compiz running, but seems a little sluggish, and motion blur doesn't work. Does it not use hardware acceleration?
[22:36] <rope_> g'night @ all
[22:36] <mgolisch> oh so it worked before?
[22:36] <asasfasf> mgolisch, yes.
[22:36] <mgolisch> i allways use wicd
[22:36] <mgolisch> seems much better and less annoying
[22:36] <Bodsda> mgolisch: me too :)
[22:37] <mgolisch> if its just for wlan
[22:37] <asasfasf> mgolisch, i installed wicd but i cant get wicd IN tray!
[22:37] <Slart> eugen_: afaik compiz uses hardware acc if it's available.. what graphics card are you using?
[22:37] <asasfasf> mgolisch, in other words, i have EXACTLY the same problem with wicd :(
[22:37] <Bodsda> asasfasf: run   wicd-client   should get it in tray
[22:37] <eugen_> Slart: I have nvidia
[22:37] <eugen_> Slart: and I installed the nvidia drivers and nvidia-setings tool
[22:37] <asasfasf> thank you guys. i'm going to reboot now
[22:38] <Slart> eugen_: what model?
[22:38] <eugen_> Slart: anywa way to check to see if its enabled?
[22:38] <mgolisch> yeah run nvidia-settings
[22:38] <mgolisch> it gives an error if x11 doenst run using the nvidia driver
[22:38] <ogelami> how do i to easily manage permissions in ubuntu, lets say i want to be able to write/read/append a specific folder and all the files whom gets created inside of it, with both my regular ubuntu account "ogelami" and my www-data?
[22:38] <eugen_> Slart: Geforce M GS VRAM: 512
[22:38] <mgolisch> or what do you mean
[22:38] <Slart> eugen_: run "glxgears -info" in a terminal.. look at the first couple of lines.. it will tell you what renderer it's using
[22:38] <eugen_> Geforce 9500M*
[22:39] <Slart> eugen_: sounds powerful enough.. compiz ought to be smooth and nice
[22:39] <ogelami> how do i to easily manage permissions in ubuntu, lets say i want to be able to write/read/append a specific folder and all the files whom gets created inside of it, with both my regular ubuntu account "ogelami" and my www-data?
[22:39] <eugen_> Slart: glxgears doesn't seem to say anything about hw accel...
[22:40] <eugen_> GL_Extensions?
[22:40] <Slart> ogelami: take a look at the regular linux permissions.. there are sticky bits and all kinds of variants.. there are also other variants.. selinux, acls and so on
[22:40] <eugen_> oh..GL_Renderer
[22:40] <shirish> Hi every one.. I am searching for enhancing my skills can i know what else orgs can i look forward including ubuntu i would really be very thank ful
[22:40] <eugen_> Slart: GL_RENDERER   = GeForce 9500M GS/PCI/SSE2
[22:40] <shirish> !contrib
[22:40] <shirish> !contribute
[22:40] <Slart> eugen_: pastebin those first 5 or so lines
[22:41] <Slart> !pastebin | eugen_
[22:41] <rodolfo> somebody help me with atheros wireless adapter I run out of ideas!
[22:42] <Slart> eugen_: here's what it looks like on my computer http://paste.ubuntu.com/152408/
[22:42] <eugen_> Slart: http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/152409/
[22:42] <ogelami> Slart: how do i manage permissions the regular way?
[22:42] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, is an eee pc ?
[22:43] <rodolfo> fitzgerals, nah it's acer aspire 5315...notebook
[22:43] <eugen_> Slart: well, why do you think motion blur doesn't work...I assumed cause hw acc wassnt utilized
[22:43] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, nah it's acer aspire 5315...notebook**
[22:43] <Slart> eugen_: might be something else then.. from that output it looks like your graphics card is working nicely
[22:43] <_Whipper> rodolfo: just making my own adjustments..
[22:44] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, oki  i think there is a working driver in backports then
[22:44] <rodolfo> _Whipper really? and what is it?
[22:44] <_Whipper> rodolfo: Debian :)
[22:44] <lostbuthappy> Hi guys. Sorry I have to bother you with my craptastic odysee, but I only have 64k bandwidth and thats makes every blind shot quite time consuming: What do I need to play an .rm-file? I got mplayer, totem, vlc and all the gstreamer-plugins, tried some of the more or less hackish attempts proposed in various threads and yet I have achieved nothing.
[22:44] <henrik_> can anyone please help me to get my wireless Atheros AR5008 to work? im really stuck and it feels like i've tryed all guides i can find on google :(
[22:44] <Bodsda> ogelami: the normal way is via chmod
[22:44] <Slart> eugen_: you can try asking in #compiz-fusion , I think that's the channel for compiz support
[22:44] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, _Whipper, I already tried the linux-backport-modules thing but it still doesn't work
[22:45] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, _Whipper, I'm running Ubuntu 8.10
[22:45] <eugen_> Slart: ok
[22:45] <_Whipper> rodolfo: works fine with that too
[22:45] <evident> hello. I just installed my drivers for my wlan-stick and ubuntu finds me the wireless networks that are around... but When I connect it only tries to get a network adress for a while and then disconnects... does anybody know where my problem is?
[22:45] <darkvertex> lostbuthappy: try realplayer
[22:45] <rodolfo> _Whipper, no it doesn't
[22:45] <TheNano> henrik_: search always on ubuntu.com first, I will try to find you a solution now
[22:45] <_Whipper> rodolfo: ok
[22:46] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, u can try madwifi then
[22:46] <Slart> lostbuthappy: the medibuntu repository has realplayer.. you can also download it directly from the realplayer people
[22:46] <lostbuthappy> darkvertex, never :) thanks though.
[22:46] <mimor> hello all.. I'm using evolution on 3 differend devices and making changes to all of them. How can I sync them when I'm at home without overwriting the existing data?
[22:46] <Slart> !medibuntu | lostbuthappy
[22:46] <badpenguin86> I am trying to run a python script and want to insert date +%g%d%y into a set of quotes. How do I make the output of that command read in the quotes?
[22:46] <henrik_> TheNano: i've been there too :P thx for your help!
[22:47] <magnetron> badpenguin86→ #python may be of better help
[22:47] <Bodsda> badpenguin86: perhaps #python would be a more useful place to ask
[22:47] <ogelami> Bodsda: okay , so chmod, i want my "ogelami" and "www-data" to have full read/write/append permissions in /var/www, how do i manage that?
[22:47] <vikrant> I cant upgrade my display driver via synaptic "E: /var/cache/apt/archives/nvidia-glx-180_180.11-0ubuntu1~intrepid1_i386.deb: corrupted filesystem tarfile - corrupted package archive"
[22:47] <rodolfo> _Whipper, fitzgerald I already tried madwifi from the website... it didn't work out either... after trying LBM, it detects the available wireless networks around me but when clicking on the name of it, it says that the device has been disconnected
[22:47] <Welshy-Rob> how do i get more than 2 desktops?
[22:47] <badpenguin86> Bodsda: It is more of a how-to-do this in a command line. Is there a room for that?
[22:47] <Austin`> To upgrade to 9.04 beta or not to upgrade to 9.04 beta?
[22:47] <TheNano> henrik_: what version of ubuntu do you have ?
[22:47] <Slart> !ccsm | Welshy-Rob
[22:48] <Bodsda> ogelami: sudo chmod 777 /path/to/file     but i'd think twice before doing such things on a served file/folder
[22:48] <Dean_> I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 to run Boxee, but I can't Boxee to actually run.  It starts to open, then immediately closes.  I've tried this on 8.10 as well with the same exact result.  I'm thinking it's probably my computer.  Any suggestions?
[22:48] <_Whipper> rodolfo: go to the source.. aka manufact...
[22:48] <Slart> Austin`: to ask in the right channel or to not ask in the right channel
[22:48] <Quotey> ogelami: http://www.catcode.com/teachmod/ is an excellent tutorial on changing file permissions
[22:48] <Slart> !jaunty  | Austin`
[22:48] <rodolfo> _Whipper, excuse me?
[22:48] <darkvertex> lostbuthappy: your loss :P
[22:48] <lostbuthappy> Slart, ubottu, darkvertex: if thats the only solution known to man, i'll patiently wait the n hours it takes to load it. thanks for your help.
[22:48] <vikrant> I cant upgrade my display driver via synaptic "E: /var/cache/apt/archives/nvidia-glx-180_180.11-0ubuntu1~intrepid1_i386.deb: corrupted filesystem tarfile - corrupted package archive"
[22:49] <_Whipper> dorpick up the driver from the manufacturers site
[22:49] <Bodsda> badpenguin86: for bash prgramming #bash python programming #python -- for date in a string in python look at the time module
[22:49]  * Bodsda is afk
[22:49] <_Whipper> rodolfo:
[22:49] <Slart> lostbuthappy: I've never been bandwidth limited so I've never really searched for other options.. but that is the way I did it
[22:49] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, then u had driver working ? just a problem with wpa supplicant maybe
[22:49] <thorin> C
[22:49] <Foor> Sooo RC is out is the DB the rc?
[22:49] <TheNano> henrik: there is two driver you can use Ath5k and madwifi , have you tried them ?
[22:50] <henrik_> TheNano: yes i have
[22:50] <_Whipper> Ath5k works better..
[22:50] <lostbuthappy> Slart, it's not nice, believe. i feel only like a shadow of myself ;)
[22:50] <badpenguin86> Bodsda: Thanks
[22:50] <Welshy-Rob> Slart, ccsm dosent have a option to apply more desktops dose it?if so how?
[22:50] <TheNano> henrik_: what vesion of ubuntu do you have ?
[22:50] <henrik_> TheNano: the thing is that everything seems to be working, but i cant find any networks. i'm using 8.10 intrepid
[22:51] <Slart> Welshy-Rob: check in the "general settings" part.. there should be a tab where there is a slider for number of desktops horisontally and vertically
[22:51] <Welshy-Rob> ok
[22:51] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, I already tried three things: linux-backport-modules, the driver that came with 8.10 (listed in the hardware drivers) and ndiswrapper to emulate the .sys file from windows xp and vista
[22:51] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, It didn't work on any of these
[22:51] <rodolfo> but on vista the damned driver works
[22:52] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[22:52] <_Whipper> rodolfo: sometimes ndiswrapper can cause some trouble, if u cant get it to work..
[22:52] <Slart> Welshy-Rob: General options, Desktop size. The "Number of Desktops" slider has never done anything for me.. but the other two works
[22:52] <rodolfo> _Whipper yeah that's why I removed it
[22:52] <Welshy-Rob> yes lol same here...
[22:53] <TheNano> henrik_:  how do you know it works fine ?
[22:53] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, did u blacklist native linux driver when using ndiswrapper ?
[22:53] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, yes
[22:53] <rodolfo> I blacklisted ath5k, ath_pci and ath_hal
[22:54] <rodolfo> it didn't work so I tried with every single one of them out of the blacklist...it didn't work either
[22:54] <Welshy-Rob> Slart, do you know much about ccsm? because changing the amount of desktops hasnt solved my problem?
[22:54] <henrik_> TheNano: a while ago i followed this guide: http://madberry.org/2008/11/how-to-get-atheros-ar242x-to-work-on-810-intrepid-ibex/ -- and i get the wifi to work. then i swift to fedora (where the wifi worked without any configuration)
[22:55] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, what is ur "iwconfig" output
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> henrik_: different distros have different default packages and apps so different stuff works out of the box differently
[22:55] <Slart> Welshy-Rob: hmm.. you changed the horizontal setting to something >1 and you still only have one desktop?
[22:56] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, http://paste.ubuntu.com/152415/
[22:56] <TheNano> henrik_: so you run Fedora now ?
[22:56] <Slart> Welshy-Rob: by horizontal I mean the "Horizontal Virtual Size" slider
[22:56] <henrik_> TheNano: no, ubuntu :)
[22:57] <souljaboy> http://peen-nigger.mybrute.com/
[22:57] <henrik_> ActionParsnip: yeah i figured that out, just wished that my wifi would start without any configuration in ubuntu :P
[22:57] <aji> surabaya
[22:57] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, looks like card is working
[22:57] <Welshy-Rob> Slart, no its not that i wondered if i could get 6 desktop cube all the way around so that i wouldnt have a coloured top and bottom i want basicly a cube of desktops
[22:58] <ogelami> even tho i did sudo chmod -R 777 /var/www/ but i don't get permission to the files www-data writes through my "ogelami" account, it gets "www-data" write/append/delete permission.
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> henrik_: then buy cards that are compatible with ubuntu
[22:58] <Slart> Welshy-Rob: ah.. that I don't know.. perhaps the guys in #compiz-fusion knows more
[22:58] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, I dont know...Hardware drivers from ubuntu gives me two options of closed source drivers that can be used to manage the wireless adapter...
[22:58] <mgolisch> you can have a cube with 6 sides
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> henrik_: all my hardware in my ubuntu box works after the first install
[22:58] <Welshy-Rob> Slart,  thanks anyway
[22:58] <aji> dancok
[22:58] <mgolisch> but it wont be acube anymore
[22:58] <Slart> Welshy-Rob: you're welcome
[22:59] <ericdc> How do I prevent ppp-udeb to be loaded by the ubuntu installer OR how do I skip the detection with a preseed?
[22:59] <Olivvv> hi
[22:59] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, thing is, i cannot get connected to any wireless network using these drivers
[22:59] <henrik_> ActionParsnip: i love ubuntu, just had some bad luck i guess (and bad google skills perhaps) :)
[22:59] <darkvertex> aji: !id > aji
[22:59] <mogra> What interface is that used in Ubuntu Netbook Remix?
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> henrik_: if thats what you call it
[22:59] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, try "iwlist scanning"
[23:00] <Olivvv> i've installed ubuntustudio, but i've no keyboard and mouse at the gdm prompt, can anyone help me ?
[23:00] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, wlan0 returned 'no scan results'
[23:01] <aji> raiiiiimu aaaasuuuu
[23:01] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, strange
[23:01] <ActionParsnip> mogra: this may help: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UNR#Installation
[23:01] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, do you know what's triggering this?
[23:02] <TheNano> henrik_: I didn,t like that so much ... try to install linux resktricted modules and then install linux-backport-modules and restsart
[23:02] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, http://array.org/ubuntu/setup-intrepid.html maybe this will do the trick
[23:02] <Foor> so i might have missed it but did anyone conferm that the RC is just the daily build
[23:03] <TheNano> henrik_: if it didnt work grab this http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_checkout_and_install_madwifi_experimental_driver_for_ar5008
[23:03] <magnetron> !jaunty | Foor
[23:03] <thebloggu> everytime i turn off the sound in my laptop, i hear a crippling noise (maybe static) instead of sound. for example if i turn off the sound and start playing music, instead of silence i hear that noise. if i turn the music off the sound is gone
[23:03] <Olivvv> nobody for me ? :)
[23:03] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, abit customised kernel but it should work just fine i think
[23:03] <TheNano> henrik_: it should just work!
[23:03] <henrik_> TheNano: i've already try that guide :(
[23:04] <jfb> when I launch a new application or if a pop up appears it does not go to the front but instead behind other windows... any ideas?
[23:04] <TheNano> henrik_: do you mean you have backport drivers installed ?
[23:05] <TheNano> henrik_: and you have the latest madwifi ! then I can't help so much
[23:05] <henrik_> TheNano: is it possible that there is some type of conflict between the different modules (madwifi, compat etc)? i dont think i've remove them correctly
[23:06] <darkvertex> Olivvv: have you tried #ubuntustudio?
[23:06] <underit> how can i get openoffice to use subpixel ?
[23:06] <TheNano> henrik_: you dont need to remove them just blacklist them
[23:06] <Olivvv> darkvertex, no, but in my opinion, it's a general problem, not studio one, but i go try it
[23:07] <symore_stuff> what is the name of the webserver user ?
[23:07] <symore_stuff> in ubuntu sorry
[23:07] <TheNano> henrik_:  if it doesnt work , upgrade to Jaunty and install backport modules, a clean jaunty install maybe is the best choice
[23:07] <Pici> !jaunty
[23:07] <darkvertex> Olivvv: great, since i've no idea at all about ubuntustudio :)
[23:07] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, so this customized kernel from array.org can do the job for me?
[23:07] <henrik_> TheNano: from my /etc/modules ..
[23:07] <henrik_> fuse
[23:07] <henrik_> lp
[23:07] <henrik_> sbp2
[23:07] <henrik_> ath5k
[23:07] <FloodBot3> henrik_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:07] <henrik_> ath_pci
[23:08] <TheFunkbomb> lol
[23:08] <henrik_> :(
[23:08] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, it works for me
[23:08] <Olivvv> darkvertex, have you any idea for my gdm problem ?
[23:08] <TheNano> henrik_: there is a file in /etc/modprope.d/blacklist ...
[23:08] <TheFunkbomb> I still can't get this RT2501 running :(
[23:08] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, and you didn't have to do anything else...after applying the customized kernel?
[23:09] <TheNano> henrik_: add thoes you dont want to be loaded, like ath_pci and ath_hal
[23:09] <fitzgerald_> rodolfo, nope just installed it rebooted and all just works
[23:09] <darkvertex> Olivvv: I'm on Hardy. Different distro has different configuration files placement etc
[23:09] <brabo> Q: I have in auth.log 3 times an hour a cron root session opened. when i go look at /etc/cron.hourly/ it's empty. where do they come from then?
[23:10] <comutamike> Hi - am I being thick, or is it totally rock hard to install Ubuntu via PXE?
[23:10] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, let's see....
[23:10] <henrik_> TheNano: alright, i will try out some of your tips
[23:10] <henrik_> thank you for your time, appreciate it
[23:10] <Olivvv> darkvertex, arf ... :/ ! :o)
[23:10] <Doitle> I am working on a debian package right now for use with apt-get, I know that the install target is called in teh makefile on install, anyone know what one is called on removal?
[23:10] <TheNano> henrik_: I must  go to sleep now, wish you good luck
[23:10] <Doitle> or does apt-get completely handle removal itself?
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> Doitle: no, you need to run   sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> Doitle: to remove unnnecessary packages
[23:11] <Doitle> if you do apt-get remove pckgname
[23:12] <Doitle> it will "remove" the package, but I'm not sure what all it does
[23:12] <Doitle> I am trying to make a package that gets installed as a service and I can install it as a service, I'm trying to make sure it gets removed as well so the OS does not attempt to start it every boot when it isnt there anymore
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> Doitle: that command will need sudo
[23:13] <bigjocker> hmm
[23:13] <Bodsda> Doitle: there is a sticky in the programming talk section of the forums which details how to make a basic .deb including removal script
[23:13] <bigjocker> Doitle, apt-get remove sould remove the /etc/init.d script
[23:13] <comutamike> Anyone here done a pxe boot?
[23:14] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, is there a way to remove this wireless lan adapter card and replace it with one from intel?
[23:14] <nn123645> anyone have an idea as to how to fix a monitor not displaying the login screen or anything other than the loading animation?
[23:14] <Doitle> Ah ok bigjocker, that's what I was trying to do myself so if it handles it I'm good to go!
[23:15] <Raven> what do we use instead of inittab or ttys now
[23:15] <Raven> i was reading a guide for RAS
[23:15] <Raven> and it was from 2006
[23:15] <Raven> wanted me to edit /etc/inittab which doesnt seem to exist
[23:16] <fitzgerald> rodolfo, ye i think so .. if the card is not soldered to motherboard
[23:16] <tsimpson> Raven: /etc/event.d/
[23:16] <vikrant> is there an alternate to using nvidia restricted drivers? with a decent refreshrate and res (unlike vesa)
[23:17] <_Whipper> rodolfo: and if it is, some heat will do the trick :)
[23:17] <_Whipper> vikrant: no
[23:17] <Raven> tsimpson, and how do i add a "line" for ttyS0, or whatev, add a new file..?
[23:17] <vikrant> why not :|
[23:17] <vikrant> how sad.
[23:17] <Raven> translate this into event.d for me: S0:2345:respawn:/sbin/mgetty ttyS0
[23:17] <Raven> :P
[23:17] <abdulaziz> hi
[23:18] <tsimpson> Raven: have a look at the tty1 file in there, I'd guess you just need to change the last line
[23:18] <macman_> guys .. besides firefox what other standalone app can i use to play swf files ?
[23:18] <tsimpson> Raven: and save it as ttyS0
[23:18] <Olivvv> macman_, vlc for example
[23:19] <macman_> aw ok duh
[23:19] <macman_> i had issues before thats why Oli``
[23:19] <macman_> err .. Olivvv
[23:19] <rodolfo> fitzgerald, _Whipper, thank you guys I'm DLing the new kernel but I need to go to the university..see you later
[23:19] <Olivvv> bye
[23:19] <macman_> dam
[23:19] <macman_> its not showing video
[23:19] <_Whipper> rodolf:np
[23:20] <MarkyB86> Hello
[23:20] <MarkyB86> If I install the beta 9.04 will it let me upgrade in a week?
[23:21] <martinkoelewijn> MarkyB86: yes; check #ubuntu+1 for more on jaunty
[23:21] <Bodsda> MarkyB86: yeah, just keep doing updates
[23:22] <MarkyB86> sounds good, I want to try it out on my EeePC 900 4G
[23:22] <MarkyB86> thank you
[23:22] <justfil> hey i need to disable minimize animation in ubuntu, i tried with "Reduced resources" but didnt work
[23:23] <macman_> i found something
[23:23] <macman_> wine rocks
[23:23] <tanner2007> anyone know a way to set windows vista as the default OS to load up during boot up?
[23:23] <yaris1234567891> does wget -r http://www.someiste.com, follow 1 level deep external links? so if somesite.com linked to youtube page, would wget grab that youtube page? how can i make wget do this ?
[23:24] <Bodsda> tanner2007: you can set the deafult by editing the /boot/grub/menu.lst file
[23:24] <olskolirc> hey guys im trying to install virtualbox-ose on jaunty via source code.  I can't ./configure and I don't remember in this case ./configure PREFIX=?
[23:24] <kwert> tanner2007, or use startup manager to change it in a GUI
[23:24] <justfil> hey i need to disable minimize animation in ubuntu, i tried with "Reduced resources" but didnt work
[23:24] <bigjocker> olskolirc, why don't you use the virtualbox-ose from apt?
[23:25] <MarkyB86> justfil set it up in compiz-config-manager
[23:25] <Anlex> guten morgen
[23:25] <Anlex> good morning?
[23:25] <olskolirc> ok let me see if i have the ose in there thanks bigjocker
[23:25] <Anlex> well, nervermind that
[23:25] <justfil> marky i am using metacity
[23:25] <tanner2007> kwert im new at ubuntu so how could I do either one of them?
[23:26] <Anlex> could anyone help me out with a problem with open office calc?
[23:26] <kwert> tanner2007, open the terminal and paste this command: sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[23:26] <Anlex> i want to calculate the sum of results of a function that is applied to several cells
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> kwert: why not just edit the default line in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[23:27] <tanner2007> kwert cool thanks let me load it up and ill come back to irc on my laptop brb
[23:27] <Anlex> without precalculating those results in other cells
[23:27] <darkvertex> yaris1234567891: if you want to download youtube files, look here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=547848
[23:27] <kwert> ActionParsnip, i didn't learn it that way and i assumed it was more than one line to edit
[23:28] <geo> hi yo
[23:28] <Anlex> anyone there who can help me?
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> kwert: nope, just that one line
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> kwert: once again guis bloating a massively simple task
[23:28] <usr13> I think xorg may be ignorning my xorg file.  If so, how can I tell it to use it again?
[23:28] <tanner2007> ill look into both
[23:28] <tanner2007> lol
[23:29] <kwert> ActionParsnip, indeed
[23:29] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: agreed :)
[23:29] <mlky> anyone who can help me with get my mic to work in ventrilo using wine?
[23:29] <macman_> guys this might sound crazy right
[23:29] <enpires> Hi to everybody! i tried to install ubuntu using wubi, but after the copy of all files, when i try to open ubuntu from the grup, it displays that string: Error 1: Filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist
[23:30] <macman_> im trying to dual boot a linux system with bt4 .. im using qtparted .. im trying to resize the parittion but it wont' let me
[23:30] <macman_> i noticed in the right of qtparted there is a swap partition for the first linux system and that lets me resize it
[23:30] <sifr> question: how do i installer the developer documentation? specifically looking for docs on statvfs?
[23:30] <TheNano> macman_:  use   live cd for that
[23:30] <macman_> ok easy
[23:30] <macman_> thanks
[23:31] <minimike150> Hi, I have a aMSN/webcam problem.. My webcam is installed and working fine but just on one contact when I try to send or recieve webcam from them, it doesnt work but it does work for everybody else. Could it be a firewall problem? please help
[23:31] <Dougshell> hey guys...i have read lots of problems abotu updating and restoring iphones on vmware virtual box..
[23:31] <macman_> TheNano: so a regualr gparted live cd ?
[23:32] <Dougshell> where coudl i give advice...to others i have discoverd how to do it
[23:32] <Anlex> okay is there anyone here knowledgeable in open office calc?
[23:32] <TheNano> minimike150: do you have a firewall ? i would say the problem is with the other side of the chat
[23:32] <olskolirc> I can't install or reinstall this: E: The package virtualbox-2.2 needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it
[23:32] <enpires> Hi to everybody! i tried to install ubuntu using wubi, but after the copy of all files, when i try to open ubuntu from the grup, it displays that string: Error 1: Filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist
[23:32] <olskolirc> what does that mean?
[23:32] <martinkoelewijn> Dougshell: make a howto on ubuntuforums.org
[23:32] <Dougshell> oh man, i woudl be terrible at that
[23:33] <minimike150> TheNano: I disabled firestarter and I don't think its my router because webcam works with other contacts so im guessing its the other side?
[23:33] <sifr> question: how do i installer the developer documentation? specifically looking for docs on statvfs?
[23:33] <TheNano> macman_: A regular livecd , then install gparted on itby sudo apt-get install gparted , if you dont have a special gparted cd
[23:33] <sifr> question: how do i install the developer documentation? specifically looking for docs on statvfs?
[23:33] <Dougshell> whoever had the qusetioj about virtualbox pm me
[23:33] <macman_> TheNano: yea i have ubuntu live cd and the actual gparted cd
[23:33] <macman_> err iso
[23:33] <macman_> same stuff
[23:34] <justfil> how can i change the root theme (when using gksu) to the one my normal user uses
[23:34] <TheNano> macman_: both should work , you problem was you cant resize a mounted partition , booting live lefts you hard disk untouched and unmounted
[23:34] <martinkoelewijn> justfil: move theme from ~/.themes to /usr/share/themes
[23:34] <ienorand> Does piping mkisofs through cdrecord to burn a dvd on the fly work?
[23:35] <macman_> TheNano: yea wierd according to the video i did a umount /dev/hda1 and i should have used qparted
[23:35] <justfil> thanks martinkoelewijn
[23:35] <TheFunkbomb> hey
[23:35] <Dougshell> did someone have a question about virtual box...if so pm
[23:36] <krammer_> when i put in a dvd my sys doesnt see it and get erro checkformedia n hal
[23:36] <EdgEy> hmm could anyone help me with something
[23:37] <EdgEy> i'm trying to figure out how i could extract archives in subfolders
[23:37] <TheNano> macman_:live cd i safest!  I really need to go to sleep now,  so I wish you  luck
[23:37] <mgolisch> EdgEy: what archives?
[23:37] <EdgEy> rar files
[23:37] <georgy_28> !rar
[23:37] <EdgEy> i have say folder/*.rar otherfolder/*.rar
[23:37] <EdgEy> i need to figure out a way to extract them all with a batch command
[23:38] <EdgEy> i have unrar already :)
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> EdgEy: so you have 2 rars you would like to extract, is that it?
[23:38] <Bodsda> EdgEy: bash command, and it may involve scripting if the unrar program doesn tprovide that feature
[23:38] <krammer_> when i put in a dvd my sys doesnt see it and get erro checkformedia n hal
[23:38] <thebloggu_> everytime i turn off the sound in my laptop, i hear a crippling noise (maybe static) instead of sound. for example if i turn off the sound and start playing music, instead of silence i hear that noise. if i turn the music off the sound is gone
[23:38] <EdgEy> ActionParsnip, hehe, just an example, i have a few hundred folders with rars inside
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> EdgEy: you could use: find ~/ -name *.rar -exec unrar x {} \;
[23:40] <koshari> does anuyone know if deluge allows scheduling times for doenloads at it appeard transmissian doesnt
[23:40] <EdgEy> thanks :)
[23:40] <mzgrabel> uhhh
[23:40] <mgolisch> koshari: no idea, i just have it download stuff untill its finished
[23:40]  * mzgrabel is ...............
[23:41] <[DMC]> can anyone recomend a dual head capable video card that works out of the box with ubutnu 8.10?
[23:41] <koshari> mgolisch i have a peak and off peak componant to my internet plan and wanted the schedule lessimportant stuff to use the off peak period
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> [DMC]: nvidia have awesome dual head support, yu will need to install the driver from repo and you are away
[23:41] <crdlb> [DMC]: for dual-head, the safest bet is still something recent from nvidia
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> [DMC]: but not the LATEST
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> [DMC]: something like an nvidia 8x or 9x is fine
[23:42] <crdlb> probably 8xxx series, I guess
[23:43] <[DMC]> ok thanks
[23:43] <[DMC]> I'm assuming I wont need to reinstall the driver every time their is a kernel update right?
[23:43] <crdlb> [DMC]: if you install it correctly
[23:44] <davidx>  hello folks..just installed xubuntu on my rig and was wondering if i could network with my Mac?
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> [DMC]: no, the driver will update with the kernel;
[23:44] <helper> hello my ubuntu when i shutdown or using terminal sudi init 0 or shutdown -h 0 , ubuntu do restart, on xp don't any issue thanks
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> [DMC]: that only happens if you use envy, whicis not advised
[23:44] <krammer_> when i put in a dvd my sys doesnt see it and get erro checkformedia n hal
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> helper: what about: sudo shutdown -h now
[23:45] <helper> ActionParsnip i'll try now hold on
[23:45] <mgolisch> koshari: there is people without flatrates?
[23:45] <Jessica_> Hi all.  I'm having a problem with ubuntu randomly resetting itself - does anyone have any advice/help?
[23:46] <mgolisch> or do you mean there are times your line is has less bandwith availiable?
[23:46] <mgolisch> that would suck too
[23:46] <mgolisch> :)
[23:47] <koshari> mgolisch well looks like ktorrent it is now then
[23:47] <i3luefire> gzip: /home/i3luefire/downloads/TrueCombatElite_v049_Linux.run.gz: not in gzip format
[23:47] <i3luefire> what can i do to fix that?
[23:47] <Alex1> OMG!
[23:48] <Alex1> i figured it out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
[23:48] <Alex1> !!!!!i finally figured this SHIRT OUT!
[23:48] <mgolisch> i3luefire: run file /home/i3luefire/downloads/TrueCombatElite_v049_Linux.run.gz and see what it actualy is
[23:48] <Alex1> !
[23:48] <i3luefire> what do you mean run it
[23:48] <i3luefire> ?
[23:49] <i3luefire> mgolisch: what do you mean run it?
[23:49] <Alex1> if i could get some tech support id be as happy as a gay guy getting a prostate exam
[23:49] <mgolisch> i3luefire: run the command "file /home/i3luefire/downloads/TrueCombatElite_v049_Linux.run.gz" in a terminal
[23:50] <mgolisch> i3luefire: without the quotes
[23:50] <Alex1> anyone anyone?
[23:50] <LjL> Alex1: excess exclamation marks are about as welcome as overboard analogies
[23:50] <Alex1> lol fine
[23:50] <helper> hello my ubuntu when i shutdown or using terminal sudi init 0 or shutdown -h 0 , ubuntu do restart, on xp don't any issue thanks
[23:51] <i3luefire> mgolisch: POSIX shell script text executable
[23:51] <EagleScreen> helper: what is the problem?
[23:51] <mgolisch> i3luefire: just run the file then, the gz extension is wrong
[23:52] <Alex1> well ive had a prob where ubuntu acts homosexual and desides HEY IM GOING TO RANDOMLY SHUT DOWN ON ALEX BECAUSE I CONSIDER 170F TOO HOT OMG!...i got to the point where i uninstalled ubuntu because it pissed me off with its always crashing. im running windows right and i need ti know how can i edit the emergency shutdown temp on ubuntu? because my pc regularly reaches 200F while running heavy games and stuff so any help will be apretiated
[23:52] <kthyon> hola
[23:52] <helper> EagleScreen hey! well, using GUI when i press on shutdown or using terminal sudo shutdown -h 0 or sudo init 0 or sudo shutdown -h now , ubuntu system do restart, using XP when i shutdown , it turn off:(
[23:52] <Alex1> anyhelp?
[23:52] <Alex1> any one?
[23:53] <i3luefire> mgolisch: OMG! thanx i cant believe it was that simple
[23:53] <mgolisch> i3luefire: np
[23:54] <mlky> indeed
[23:54] <EagleScreen> helper does command 'halt' turn off Ubuntu?
[23:54] <helper> EagleScreen nop
[23:54] <EagleScreen> also restart it?
[23:54] <helper> EagleScreen yes
[23:55] <EagleScreen> helper:  when did you start to suffer of this?
[23:55] <kandinski> sometimes I lose the ability to listen tosound, and have to reboot (using 8.10). Is there anyway to reboot sound without closing applciations? I have tried restarting pulseaudio to no avail.
[23:56] <helper> EagleScreen when i install ubuntu
[23:56] <redvamp128> kandinski:  yes hold on let me get the command I have to do it once in a while
[23:56] <EagleScreen> Helper which Ubuntu version?
[23:56] <bruenig> kandinski: no there isn't, restarting the daemon does not do that no matter what redvamp128 tells you
[23:56] <redvamp128> kandinski:  try this command sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[23:57] <helper> EagleScreen 8.0
[23:57] <bruenig> kandinski: unload the modules, reload them, you can try it that way
[23:57] <helper> EagleScreen and i update
[23:57] <bruenig> redvamp128: all that does is save the current sound state (i.e. the current volume level) and then restore that state
[23:57] <mlky> anyone who can help me with getting my mic to work in ventrilo/mumble/teamspeak? it works when i test it in volumecontrol
[23:58] <EagleScreen> helper: I think it is an Ubuntu bug
[23:58] <helper> EagleScreen :( how i can fix this because on my laptop it work fine
[23:58] <tofu_logic> does any one know if there is a way to add xscreensaver demon to the startup services?
[23:58] <kandinski> bruenig: which modules are you talking about?
[23:59] <bruenig> kandinski: well thare are bunches of them; they are typically autoloaded, it really is quite a mess to sort through
[23:59] <EagleScreen> helper: Ubuntu 9.04 RC1 has been released today, it is not final release but it is almost final release, it is enought stable, try it and see if it fixes your problem