[00:00] <Linuz2009> then if I still can't hear the sound
[00:00] <Linuz2009> then what?
[00:00] <BlackCoffee> need help restoring grub,kinda like a "step by step" help
[00:00] <lstarnes> thebackwash: /unignore
[00:00] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: then you try pulse audio
[00:00] <thebackwash> lstarnes: haha, thanks
[00:00] <FlashGordon2000> When I attempt to use proprietary drivers for my nvidia 7150m, when I reboot the system it fails and needs to run in low res mode. Anyone know a fix?
[00:00] <thebackwash> whew, what a waste of air
[00:00] <Flannel> thebackwash: "/ignore" and you'll get a numbered list, then /unignore #
[00:01] <gueux> hi
[00:01] <Dreamglider> BlackCoffee: have a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[00:01] <FlashGordon2000> I had the official nvidia driver, but I updated a few days ago and its stopped working
[00:01] <Linuz2009> then what do I put for the default mixer track for pulse audio?
[00:01] <Whitor> Hi. What port do I use to scp a file from a windows box to my ubuntu box?
[00:01] <FlashGordon2000> *updated ubuntu
[00:01] <BlackCoffee> Dreamglider: thanks
[00:01] <lstarnes> Whitor: 22
[00:01] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: alsa mixer
[00:01] <ookz> dingdong: check out your pastebin
[00:01] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Did you install it manually?
[00:01] <Whitor> lstarnes, thanks
[00:01] <Dreamglider> BlackCoffee: np
[00:02] <ookz> and can anyone help me with a monitor issue v
[00:02] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U: yea, had to turn off gdm, then installed it manually
[00:02] <ookz> http://pastebin.com/d2dfdc522
[00:02] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Then you will need to re-install it whenever there is a kernel / xorg update
[00:02] <Linuz2009> so first ALSA then restart computer
[00:02] <android6011> in linux, what is the best instant messenger program with best webcam support, i dont care if its aim, msn, yahoo, anything just looking for good webcam support
[00:03] <Whitor> When I try and scp a file from windows to ubuntu, it says connection refused... is there anything special I need to setup to make this work ?
[00:03] <gueux> I'm trying to use postfix with tls to send my mail with gmail. I've got "status=deferred (Server certificate not verified)" for each message I try to send... do you know if I have to download a certificate or do something?
[00:03] <Geekneeus> amsn for msn
[00:03] <Linuz2009> if that doesn't work put Pulse Audio and then restart
[00:03] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: yea give it a try, try all the options.
[00:03] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, You can get the latest drivers and have them automatically updated / recompiled with envy-ng
[00:03] <Geekneeus> skype maybe
[00:03] <Geekneeus> for skype
[00:03] <Geekneeus> xD
[00:03] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: yes
[00:03] <ookz> Skype
[00:03] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U: I tried to reinstall it (seemed logical), but it refused saying the xserver wasnt running (I had stopped gdm so that makes no sense), and I couldnt start it again
[00:03] <Linuz2009> but it'll take a long time
[00:03] <darkpixel> android6011: i think Amsn will fit your needs
[00:03] <android6011> I don't like Amsn
[00:03] <FlashGordon2000> also Jordan_U, I dont know how to do that lol
[00:03] <Linuz2009> the default mixer device is the same?
[00:03] <thebackwash> android6011: does skype for linux have webcam support?
[00:04] <thebackwash> android6011: you might try that
[00:04] <Linuz2009> the default mixer device remain the same?
[00:04] <databits> can someone help me out with mounting a hd ?
[00:04] <android6011> skype only has 32 bit and I have 64 bit, I have it running and its ok, just wondering if there was anything better
[00:04] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: a little bit, but unless you try, it will never work! so get busy. :D
[00:04] <Geekneeus> android6011: Why not? and thebackwash: it does have linux webcam support I've seen articles with this mentioned
[00:04] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, If you ever started X with "startx" then stopping GDM won't close that session
[00:05] <Linuz2009> so I put the default analog  device as ALsa mixer
[00:05] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U,  ive never done that
[00:05] <Whitor> or... how do I get a file from my windows box to my linux box ? w/o copying it to a dvd ?
[00:05] <SlAiD> hello. my numpad is not working... how can I enable it? I'm using ubuntu, and I check preferences > keyboard and nothing came up (using gnome)
[00:05] <android6011> Geekneeus, I just dont like the interface and I get a lot of hangups with it
[00:05] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Does "pgrep X" give any output ?
[00:05] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: yes
[00:06] <Geekneeus> android6011: it can be buggy at times though you can install skins and customize the interface if you wish
[00:06] <Linuz2009> alright I'll be back in a few minutes........
[00:06] <ookz> Need multimonitor help I have a paste bin with all the info http://pastebin.com/d2dfdc522
[00:06] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: have a look at your speakers first, see if they are connected...
[00:06] <android6011> Geekneeus, I wasn't aware you could use different skins
[00:06] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Make sure you use a capital "X" with that command
[00:07] <Geekneeus> android6011: Indeed you can, I have a MAC skin on mine right now
[00:07] <android6011> heh
[00:07] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, yea, 5372
[00:07] <Dreamglider> how do i change the font size on the login screen ?
[00:08] <Genolo> you know how compiz makes your workspaces into a cube? Is there any way to make each side of the cube a different desktop?
[00:08] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, OK, for whatever reason X is running. Try running "sudo pkill X" then try "pgrep X" again to see if it's gone
[00:09] <dingdong> ookz: thanx.. are there any simpler solutions?
[00:09] <dust> my soundblaster audigy 2 zs, it keeps cuttin up
[00:09] <thebackwash> Genolo: you mean a different desktop background?
[00:09] <Genolo> like with differnt programs/folders
[00:09] <basti> Whitor, ftp, scp, samba, etc
[00:10] <dust> anyone?
[00:10] <thebackwash> Genolo: ah i see.  i don't know.  it may be possible with kde 4.2, but i doubt it's possible w/ gnome
[00:10] <spartan2276> How can I reinstall the default Xserver-xorg OSS drivers from a Live CD session?
[00:10] <Genolo> oh okay
[00:10] <Geekneeus> dust: I'm afraid you're not being very specific
[00:10] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, that restarted the gui
[00:11] <usser> how can i run a bluetooth obex server on my machine, so i can browse the filesystem through bluetooth from other machine?
[00:11] <dust> Geekneeus: it's like how do i explain it,
[00:11] <dust> Geekneeus: my movies and music lags
[00:11] <ookz> dingdong: That's the only one I know of for data recovery
[00:11] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, and I just attempted pgrep X again and I got 7091
[00:11] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Then GDM ( or {K,X}DM ) is still running for some reason
[00:12] <dust> Geekneeus: ok now in rythmbox i've listen to 5minutes without a lag.
[00:12] <ookz> and I'm not sure what other people use but it's effective with NTFS systems
[00:12] <thebackwash> anyone know of a way to have rm produce a list of what it *would* delete without actually doing it?
[00:12] <dingdong> ookz/ thanx
[00:12] <Genolo> does anyone know how to get hamachi to run on ubuntu? the directions are foggy
[00:12] <hector__> Hi im currently using an eee pc 1000 and i can't get my built in mic to work without breaking my sound?
[00:12] <thebackwash> like a simulation mode
[00:13] <rixth> I'm seeing some very weird sendmail behaviour. See http://pastie.org/private/3btwqa64kpbeleoowcu7q Lets say I send mail to a non-existant domain, tom@bl3sc.com. Sendmail accepts the connection, but then, when it sees no DNS records, it tacks '.co.nz' on the end and then it just sits in the queue. Why would it do this?
[00:13] <Geekneeus> dust: ok, and how often does the sound "cut" up?
[00:13] <Linuz2009> hi
[00:13] <Gadu> how do I find out what my CPU multiplier is?
[00:13] <databits> 67
[00:13] <dust> Geekneeus: hmm i'll try again a movie
[00:13] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, What is the output from "sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop" ? ( if it's more than 2 lines please use pastebin )
[00:13] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, Is there a way to fix that..
[00:13] <thebackwash> Gadu: that would depend on your motherboard/bios
[00:13] <Linuz2009> Can't play sound in my computer
[00:14] <thebackwash> Gadu: do you know how many GHz your processor runs at?
[00:14] <Gadu> thebackwash: so my bios will tell me? or would my motherboard specs list that?
[00:14] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U ignore my last message
[00:14] <ookz> I'm having issues with multiple monitors http://paste.ubuntu.com/154370/
[00:14] <Linuz2009> because of malfunction
[00:14] <dust> Geekneeus: mm it works now, i whent to sound and did some adjustments!
[00:14] <Gadu> thebackwash: 2.7GHz
[00:14] <Gadu> thebackwash: duel core
[00:14] <jdu> thebackwash, try replacing rm with ls
[00:15] <dust> can someone tell me is HD Realtek audio better thatn SB Audigy 2 ZS
[00:15] <dust> what should u use?
[00:15] <mylogic> so I am guessing the support for intel's X3100 is not that great right now as far as 9.04-rc1 and desktop effects?
[00:15] <dingdong> what is the easiest way to restore xp boot from a trippleboot system containing vista and ubuntu(both of which do boot)?
[00:15] <mylogic> dust: SB audigy is without a doubt way better
[00:15] <thebackwash> Gadu: if you divide the clock speed (2.7 GHz) by the system bus speed (available on the motherboard spec sheet) it should give you the multiplier.  it's been a while since i've worked with that and i might be a bit rusty.
[00:15] <jdu> dingdong, add it to grub
[00:15] <dust> mylogic: ok
[00:16] <n2diy> how do you abort the shutdown command?
[00:16] <Linuz2009> anyone
[00:16] <rejohn> Hi. :) You are all invited to join the global Ubuntu Voice meeting live right now, at the #BerkeleyTIP channel on freenode.net.  http://sites.google.com/site/berkeleytip/   BerkeleyTIP - All Free SW HW & Culture Global Group - Talks Installfest Potluck Project/ProgrammingParty -  Join IRC & we'll help you get onto the VOIP conference. Use Ekiga SIP phone & you'll need a headset with mic. Any questions?
[00:16] <Gadu> thebackwash: not actually going to change it. just like to know as much as I can ^_^
[00:16] <jdu> n2diy, ^C
[00:16] <thebackwash> jdu: i want a straight list, file by file without the ls -R formatting
[00:16] <n2diy> jdu: doh! thanks.
[00:16] <jdu> n2diy, or shutdown -c
[00:16] <Flannel> rejohn: Please don't advertise here.  Thanks.
[00:17] <DJVistaMan> can i make ubuntu desktop into a webserver to host wordpress
[00:17] <rejohn> Flannel: Thanks, but that is _not_ an advertisement, it is an invitation.
[00:17] <thebackwash> jdu: something like what's listed by the find command
[00:17] <ookz> Wow
[00:17] <jdu> thebackwash, in other words no directories and totals like from ls
[00:18] <thebackwash> jdu: yeah
[00:18] <Flannel> rejohn: Regardless of how you'd like to classify it, this channel is for support only.
[00:18] <Ned2> I'm using virtualbox ose on ubuntu 8.10, trying to install windows 7. a prompt came up telling me I need to download missing drivers but I don't where that's supposed to be
[00:18] <ookz> Need multi monitor support trying to hook this computer up to my tv and it won't read it. It starts to at boot but then looses signal
[00:19] <rejohn> Flannel: one can get support from the BTIP meeting also,
[00:19] <DJVistaMan> can i make ubuntu desktop into a webserver to host wordpress
[00:19] <Genolo> does anyone know how to get hamachi to run on ubuntu? the directions are foggy
[00:19] <Flannel> rejohn: Point being, this channel is not for advertisements, nor invitations.  This is just a channel for Ubuntu support.
[00:20] <usser> how can i run a bluetooth obex server on my machine, so i can browse the filesystem through bluetooth from other machine?
[00:20] <n2diy> when I shutdown a machine remotely, shouldn't the other machine notify the user it is shutting down?
[00:20] <Dreamglider> Gadu: dmesg | grep CPU will give you some info that might be of interest
[00:20] <Gadu> Dreamglider: tyvm!
[00:20] <ookz> Can anyone see me?
[00:21] <thebackwash> ookz: yes
[00:21] <ienorand> ookz: yes
[00:21] <ookz> ok
[00:21] <ookz> LOL
[00:21] <jdu> thebackwash, well, you could do          ls -R1 | command that filters out extra lines containing /
[00:21] <Dreamglider> ookz: yes you'r butt naked !
[00:21] <Chuc1> hi guys
[00:21] <telefonstolpen> hey
[00:21] <jurelex> hello
[00:21] <Chuc1> my sound is totally wierd you know
[00:21] <Jordan_U> n2diy, Do you mean that for instance messages from shutdown should be sent via a desktop notification so users not in a terminal will see them?
[00:21] <Dreamglider> Hey telefonstolpen
[00:21] <Flannel> rejohn: #ubuntu-offtopic would be one example of an appropriate place, for instance.
[00:21] <FoxBlitzz> Ned2: Doesn't sound Ubuntu-related.
[00:21] <Chuc1> it keeps repeating itself :/
[00:21] <DJVistaMan> is there a way to make ubuntu desktop into a webserver to host wordpress
[00:21] <Chuc1> some kind of bug i assume ?
[00:21] <TheFunkbomb> Does anyone know how to put firefox into a gDesklet?
[00:22] <Genolo> does anyone know how to get hamachi to run on ubuntu?
[00:22] <DASPRiD> DJVistaMan, you can install a webserver on it, but not turn the system into a webserver
[00:22] <n2diy> Jordan_U: yes, I think. The other box was scheduled to shut down in 10 minutes, but the user, in X, had no way of knowing that.
[00:22] <ookz> Anyone know how to fix this? I run a sudo i810swtich crt on and i get this error PCI id of i810 is not recognized
[00:22] <DJVistaMan> kk
[00:22] <Chuc1> alright
[00:22] <Dreamglider> Genolo: http://www.supware.net/HamachiUbuntuHowto/
[00:22] <progre55> hi people! I use cyrillic on my linux, and it works fine, however, on mozilla, when I try to type cyrillic on a flash window, it doesnt type.. please suggest smth
[00:23] <DJVistaMan> how would i go about doing this?
[00:23] <Gadu> ok this might sound silly, but how do I find the system bus speed? xD
[00:23] <Jordan_U> n2diy, Seems like a reasonable proposal, you should file a bug report
[00:23] <jdu> thebackwash, so   ls -R1 | perl -pi -e "s/.*://"
[00:23] <thebackwash> Gadu: it should match the RAM speed, which the bios should tell you
[00:23] <baz> where is firefox installed (path)? I'm on 8.10
[00:23] <n2diy> Jordan_U: ok, file the report on X?
[00:23] <thebackwash> jdu: i appreciate the help, but ls won't do it
[00:24] <dust> hey ppl, how do i enable 6channels in my alsa/pulseaudio settings
[00:24] <DASPRiD> DJVistaMan, sudo apt-get install apache2 mysql5-server php5
[00:24] <dust> it's 2ch now, can hear only front speakers
[00:24] <DJVistaMan> ok
[00:24] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, when I ran that command, it stalled saying "starting anac(h) ronistic cron anacron"
[00:24] <DJVistaMan> thanks
[00:24] <DJVistaMan> good bye
[00:24] <jdu> thebackwash, sorry, the previous command would remove the extra formatting.  -1 makes it line per line and the perl removes the lines about directories
[00:24] <n2diy> ! bug
[00:24] <Jordan_U> n2diy, I would say against shutdown since it uses wall right now to notify users it should also try to use libnotify
[00:24] <thebackwash> ok i'll try that
[00:25] <Gadu> thebackwash: always comes back to the bios =( my monitor can't see my bios so I have to switch it out every time I want to go to it =/
[00:25] <n2diy> ! bug
[00:25] <jdu> thebackwash, too bad that rm doesn't have it already.
[00:25] <n2diy> Jordan_U: ok.
[00:25] <SlAiD> hello. my numpad is not working... how can I enable it? I'm using ubuntu, and I check preferences > keyboard and nothing came up (using gnome)
[00:25] <n2diy> ! bugs
[00:26] <baz> i am trying to install flash and i'm being asked where my firefox path is? I am on Ubuntu 8.10, how can I found out?
[00:26] <thebackwash> jdu: yeah, but i think the find command is going to be better, because i like having absolute paths returned for stuff like that
[00:26] <n2diy> is the bot down? how do I file a bug report?
[00:26] <thebackwash> still don't entirely trust my rm swagger
[00:26] <jdu> thebackwash, makes sense,  find would work.  good luck
[00:26] <Gadu> ﻿SlAiD: is your number pad controlling your mouse at all?
[00:26] <lstarnes> !bugs | n2diy
[00:26] <thebackwash> jdu: thanks
[00:26] <Jordan_U> n2diy, bugs.ubuntu.com
[00:26] <jdu> np, didn't help much
[00:27] <rejohn> Flannel: Thanks for that channel suggestion. Unfortunately, in my Konversation client, your messge didn't remain onscreen long enought for me to read the channel name.
[00:27] <Doitle> Has anyone here ever modified the rules file for a Debian package?
[00:27] <Flannel> rejohn: #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:27] <rejohn> Flannel: Thanks.
[00:27] <SlAiD> Gadu, no, but 6 turn the cursor to left, and 4 to right, and so on. if that was the case, I know the option to enable/disable that
[00:27] <SlAiD> but its simple not working as typing numbers
[00:27] <SlAiD> :x
[00:28] <SlAiD> and yes, i hit the num lock on/off key lol
[00:28] <SlAiD> weird thing :|
[00:28] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, did you get my previous message?
[00:28] <Gadu> ﻿SlAiD: =P did you try changing the keyboard in your xorg.conf?
[00:29] <jdu> baz, did you get your answer?
[00:29] <Spreadsheet> Hello
[00:29] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, I have now :) Try running "sudo pkill gdm"
[00:29] <jdu> baz,   /usr/lib/firefox is a fine installation path
[00:30] <TheFunkbomb> I guess not
[00:30] <dust> i can only hear music in my front speakers!??!
[00:30] <jdu> Jordan_U, "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop" is better if the goal is to stop gdm
[00:31] <Jordan_U> jdu, He said that stalled though ( and failed to stop GDM )
[00:31] <jdu> Jordan_U, oh,  ;(
[00:31] <baz> jdu, hmmm, the installer doesn't like that, its asking for "Please enter a valid installation path"
[00:31] <jdu> baz, try /usr/lib/mozilla
[00:31] <jdu> baz, I forget what type of path does it suggest?
[00:32] <SlAiD> Gadu, no. how can I do that?
[00:32] <SlAiD> and what parameters should I set?
[00:32] <baz> jdu, thats what it suggests, but when i provide it, it complains
[00:32] <on5sl> can anyobdy confirm that vlc is buggy like hell in jaunty?
[00:32] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, when  I executed that command the screen went insane
[00:33] <Flannel> on5sl: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support, thanks
[00:33] <FlashGordon2000> and I had to reboot
[00:33] <MenZa> on5sl→ nope - also, try in #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty requests
[00:33] <jdu> baz, try manually copying there,  that is all the installation does anyway
[00:33] <baz> jdu, ah nice!
[00:33] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, You might as well just reboot again but into recovery mode and install the drivers from there
[00:34] <SlAiD> Gadu ?
[00:34] <jdu> baz, sorry you will want to put in the plugins directory in side that directory
[00:35] <pppoe_dude> anyone tried the new ubuntu armel edition on a nokia n810?
[00:35] <ding> troy09 didnt work... as number 3... try another number?
[00:35] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U and every time I update, just do that?
[00:35] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, well I suppose Id have to see if this works first lol
[00:35] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Yes, or you might actually wand to just remove the manual drivers now and install envy-ng
[00:36] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, do I need to be in safe mode to install envy-ng?
[00:37] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, no
[00:37] <baz> jdu, how can i now test whether it is using this new version
[00:37] <mylogic> Does anyone know anything about getting desktop effects working with an intel x3100?
[00:38] <progre55> hi people! I use cyrillic on my linux, and it works fine, and on windows too. however, on mozilla in linux, when I try to type cyrillic on a flash window, it doesnt type.. please suggest smth
[00:39] <jdu> baz, go to the flash website and it will tell you what version you are using
[00:40] <baz> jdu, thanks dude
[00:40] <mneptok> progre55: my guess is that Flash is not UTF-8 aware
[00:40] <jdu> no problem
[00:43] <histo> FlashGordon2000: can't you use the restricted drivers?
[00:43] <FlashGordon2000> Histo, tried all 3 availible, 173, 176, 180, none of them worked
[00:43] <histo> FlashGordon2000: what type of card do you have?
[00:43] <FlashGordon2000> 7150m
[00:44] <histo> FlashGordon2000: nvidia?
[00:44] <FlashGordon2000> histo, yes
[00:44] <MarcN> I don't get prompted to upgrade to Jaunty after doing an 'update-manager -d'  Any suggestions?
[00:45] <durt> FlashGordon2000, 180.44 is the proper driver version for that card. Can you pastebin xorg.0.log?
[00:45] <histo> MarcN: you shouldn't
[00:45] <MarcN> histo: that will only happen after 4/24?
[00:45] <databits> could someone help me out with some permission issues that I am having ?
[00:45] <histo> MarcN:yes
[00:45] <histo> !jaunty | MarcN
[00:45] <cristian_> sorry, I have a problem, I installed lxnm and now my net wireless  don work. Can your help me pleaseeeee
[00:45] <databits> I am able to copy files over to the harddisk
[00:45] <histo> MarcN: you would do something like sudo do-release-upgrade -d
[00:45] <databits> but I am not able to create new folders
[00:45] <databits> and when I go to the permissions tab for the harddisk
[00:45] <FlashGordon2000> durt, not sure how to do that, I can figure that out if envyng doesnt work
[00:46] <databits> it tells me that it is not able to look up the permissions for the drive
[00:46] <cristian_> sorry, I have a problem, I installed lxnm and now my net wireless  don work. Can your help me pleaseeeee
[00:46] <histo> !pastebin | FlashGordon2000
[00:46] <cristian_> sorry, I have a problem, I installed lxnm and now my net wireless  don work. Can your help me pleaseeeee
[00:46] <durt> cristian_, 'sudo apt-get remove lxnm' in a terminal
[00:46] <FlashGordon2000> histo, I know what pastebin is
[00:46] <FlashGordon2000> histo, I dont know how to view the xorg log
[00:46] <MarcN> histo: I don't mind using RC.  Have some free time tonight and want to give it a shot on my hp2133
[00:46] <cristian_> yes I did it, but this is the problem, my net don't work
[00:46] <cristian_> :(
[00:46] <histo> FlashGordon2000: its in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[00:47] <allowoverride> im trying to install thin client to boot up ubuntu and then install it from a windoze pc, and eventually a network of windoze pc's to convert to linux os. has anyone any info that would help me do this smoothly?
[00:47] <histo> MarcN: then fire away and joni #ubuntu+1
[00:47] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 did you try to install the drivers using the System>Administration>Hardware Drivers manager before trying envyng? if so try purging both the Hardware Driver manager drivers, and the envyng drivers, and then reinstalling envyng
[00:47] <ding> is there some utility for repairing xps that dont boot... on triple partition?
[00:47] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon Yes I did, scroll up :P
[00:47] <histo> ding: what is xps?
[00:47] <allowoverride> i also need to work around the pxeboot issue that not all bios has this option, older machines... something that will work with all pc's in the last 10 years
[00:48] <starcannon> sorry Flash just got back, so read up a ways
[00:48] <basti> is it possible to change the shortcuts in nautilus for "file actions" like "new folder" etc?
[00:48] <ding> sorry, meant xp's ...
[00:48] <thebackwash> ding: nothing xps-specifit
[00:48] <dylnuge> histo: I think he's referring to his model of computer. Dell makes a series called "XPS"
[00:48] <histo> !install > allowoverride
[00:48] <allowoverride> k
[00:48] <dylnuge> histo: Nevermind, I was wrong.
[00:48] <histo> ding: what is the problem?
[00:49] <FlashGordon2000> durt, http://pastebin.com/d485211a1
[00:49] <cristian_> sorry, I have a problem, I installed lxnm and now my net wireless  don work. I had remove the lxnm and the problem persists yet,
[00:49] <Genolo> okay i have a question: i'm in the middle of installing hamachi and one of the steps is: '
[00:49] <Genolo> Open gedit and save the following as /etc/init.d/hamachi'
[00:49] <histo> MarcN: i'm reinstalling my / partition now testing ext4
[00:49] <Genolo> i don't know what to do :V
[00:50] <Genolo> and theres code after to save
[00:50] <BlackCoffee> hi,does anyone know what i should modify on grubs file to make it appear for more time on startup,i only see it for like 3 seconds and don't even have time to choose between different os's
[00:50] <ding> can't boot up xp anymore .... turned dual partition into triple... adding vista along side ubuntu and xp, now xp doesnt work......
[00:50] <histo> Genolo: gksu gedit /etc/init.d/hamachi    and put what ever they want in that file then save it.
[00:50] <tsimpson> BlackCoffee: find the timeout line in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:50] <histo> Genolo: you would enter that in a terminal Applications > Accesories > Terminal
[00:50] <ma3x> how do you get ubuntu grub to be debian like style? (graphical) not b'n'white
[00:51] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 heres a little guide I wrote, it's how I do my nvidia installs, don't skip steps and it should get you through: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5086971&postcount=6
[00:51] <BlackCoffee> tsimpson: oh and then i just change the number of seconds,got it
[00:51] <tsimpson> yes
[00:51] <BlackCoffee> tsimpson: thanks a bunch
[00:51] <Linuz2009> there we go
[00:52] <FlashGordon2000> Starcannon, ill attempt this if this restart doesnt work (envy)
[00:52] <durt> FlashGordon2000, you have 173.14 installed not 180.44 get rid of 173.14.
[00:52] <Linuz2009> I want to ask why my computer is refusing to emit sound.
[00:52] <histo> !sound > Linuz2009
[00:53] <FlashGordon2000> durt, I tried that, then went back to the 173, and its only still like that because I forgot to change it
[00:53] <FlashGordon2000> durt, actually nevermind
[00:54] <FlashGordon2000> durt, the hardware drivers panel says i have 177 activated
[00:54] <FlashGordon2000> brb restarting and testing envyng
[00:54] <SavageD> Enter text here...
[00:58] <FlashGordon2000> envyng didnt work, so looks like im going to use starcannon's guide
[00:58] <FlashGordon2000> the only problem is
[00:59] <FlashGordon2000> thats almost exactly how I installed the pkg before I updated
[00:59] <ebroder> I'm trying to dual-boot my MacBook Pro with OS X/Jaunty. I left a chunk of free space for Ubuntu to install onto, so I'm hoping I don't have to nuke the whole partition table. Where should I be installing GRUB?
[01:00] <allowoverride> histo: pretty cool, i like the ! switch. nifty :)
[01:00] <durt> FlashGordon2000, you might want to get into sysnaptic and take a look at what pkgs are installed (use 'nvidia' as a key word in the search dialog).
[01:00] <histo> allowoverride: its ubottu
[01:00] <histo> allowoverride: all knowing info bot.  Bunch of faq's in it.
[01:00] <histo> durt: FlashGordon2000 or dpkg -l | grep nvidia
[01:01] <TheFunkbomb> hello again
[01:01] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, In what way did it not work?
[01:01] <major> ok
[01:01] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, I got the same error, no device, has to run in low graphics mode
[01:02] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Did you actually run envyng ( you can't just install the package )
[01:02] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, yes, and I selected the reccomended driver
[01:02] <FlashGordon2000> durt, theres a couple glx packages with corresponding versions,
[01:02] <metalfan_> hi
[01:03] <dylnuge> Is there a list of all the built in responses ubottu can give somewhere?
[01:03] <FlashGordon2000> durt, source kernels, corresponding versions
[01:03] <FlashGordon2000> durt, modaliases
[01:03] <metalfan_> somehow my mouse is very sluggish in ut2004, it needs some time to get some speed.....i want it to be more responsive...any ideas?
[01:03] <Flannel> !brain | dylnuge
[01:03] <DinkyDogg> Question: my hard drive just started clicking and failing to boot. I'm trying an ubuntu live CD, but when it gets to the initial menu, there's a little options box in the corner htat says: "acpi = off | noapic | nolapic | edd=on | Free Software Only", each on a different line with a checkbox. If i hit escape, the options box flickers but then reappears. I can't boot. Ideas?
[01:04] <Sniper606> metalfan_ feed the mouse some crystal meth
[01:04] <dylnuge> Flannel, Ubottu: Thanks, and funny that ubottu answered that question itself.
[01:04] <starcannon> metalfan_ turn down the game settings a bit may help
[01:04] <metalfan_> Sniper606, im out
[01:04] <metalfan_> starcannon, its the same in the menu
[01:04] <starcannon> metalfan_ do you have desktop effects turned on while playing UT?
[01:05] <Linuz2009> hi I'm  unable to type my password in my terminal
[01:05] <metalfan_> starcannon, how can i check?
[01:05] <starcannon> Linux2009 if you mean you see no letters or asteriks that is normal, the password is being entered none the less
[01:05] <Linuz2009> yes
[01:05] <savadogo> inoussa1@hotmail.com
[01:06] <starcannon> metalfan_ System>Preferences>Appearance>Visual Effects
[01:06] <thebackwash> see you guys later!
[01:07] <FlashGordon2000> durt, is there a package im looking for?
[01:07] <TheFunkbomb> does anyone here use simdock?
[01:08] <metalfan_> starcannon, its all german here, but i can see three options....(free translation) none, normal, extra....is that what you mean?
[01:08] <starcannon> metalfan_ yeah, make sure "none" is selected
[01:09] <Kekeke> hey, is www.ifpi.org down for anyone else?
[01:09] <Guest22409> hello i am in a live cd and i dual boot windows and ubuntu i need to reinstall grub since windows mbr ovrided it how do i do that >>>>>????????????
[01:09] <TheFunkbomb> Kekeke, looks that way for me
[01:09] <durt> FlashGordon2000, sry I was elsewhere, 180.xx versions of everything. Don't worry about modaliases.
[01:09] <Flannel> !grub | Guest22409, first link
[01:10] <LZZ> Ubunto recognizes my Intel ICH5 soundcard but there is no sound
[01:10] <FlashGordon2000> durt, there are 180 versions
[01:10] <starcannon> Kekeke its not loading for me
[01:10] <dust> how do i change LFE speaker to hear in Rear Right ?
[01:11] <sexcopter> anyone familiar with using wakeonlan through the internet with a router? when i do "wakonlan <mac address>" from another computer on the router, it works fine, but doing "wakeonlan -i <external ip address> -p <port of my choice> <mac address>", it does nothing. I have forwarded the port to the local relevant local ip adress.
[01:11] <DinkyDogg> Question: my hard drive just started clicking and failing to boot. I'm trying an ubuntu live CD, but when it gets to the initial menu, there's a little options box in the corner htat says: "acpi = off | noapic | nolapic | edd=on | Free Software Only", each on a different line with a checkbox. If i hit escape, the options box flickers but then reappears. I can't boot. Ideas?
[01:11] <zamba> i need a tool like visio for ubuntu?
[01:12] <zamba> i need to draw some schematic drawings
[01:12] <sexcopter> DinkyDogg: not sure on your specifics, but a clicking harddrive is a dying one.
[01:12] <thebackwash> hey guys back
[01:13] <sproaty> how much slower would Wubi make my linux run? openoffice takes a while to open
[01:13] <starcannon> zamba tri Dia
[01:13] <starcannon> erm try Dia ;)
[01:13] <Las1> hrrm, where can I download 9.04?
[01:14] <thebackwash> ubuntu.com
[01:14] <Flannel> Lasivian: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty questions, thanks. (9.04 doesn't exist yet)
[01:14] <starcannon> sproaty nearly imperceptible for most people wubi vs regular install speed
[01:14] <Lasivian> oh, silly me
[01:14] <Flannel> sproaty: wubi only causes slowdown with disk I/O (due to the extra wrapper) and it's not much.
[01:14] <sproaty> it takes like 2minutes to boot, windows XP takes like 25s
[01:16] <DinkyDogg> sexcopter, that much i had determined
[01:16] <DinkyDogg> hard drive is going into the freezer
[01:16] <DinkyDogg> hopefully that'll save it
[01:16] <DinkyDogg> it was really hot when i pulled it out
[01:17] <Whitor> What do I need to do to be able to scp a file from a windows box to my ubuntu box? It tells me connection refused when I try to use WinSCP
[01:17] <Flannel> Whitor: openssh-server
[01:17] <Whitor> thanks Flannel
[01:17] <ewook> Whitor: ssh-access.
[01:18] <Whitor> thank you too ewook
[01:18] <ewook> oh. brainlagg.
[01:18] <Whitor> both of thos say command not found
[01:19] <Whitor> googling... I'll figgure it out
[01:19] <locainex> you need to install it Whitor
[01:19] <FlashGordon2000> lol looks like durt is still afk
[01:19] <ewook> Whitor: you need ssh-access thro openssh-server. package name should go by sshd I guess
[01:19] <FlashGordon2000> ^_^
[01:19] <locainex> openssh-server
[01:19] <ewook> !sshd
[01:20] <Whitor> ooo ok. I'll check that out. Thaks for the additional info
[01:20] <ewook> np
[01:20] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 you need guide link again?
[01:20] <dhalsim> hi guys, which alternate to nautilus, support better multiple wallpapers, and or, different desktop icons (on workspaces)? I tried compiz' but I needed to disable desktop from nautilus and my icons are gone...
[01:21] <locainex> you mean gnome dhalsim? or you lookin for a different file manager
[01:21] <locainex> file manager or window manager
[01:21] <dust> how do i change LFE to use in Rear Right speaker?!?!
[01:21] <ewook> Battle of wesnoth is acctually quite fun :)
[01:22] <starcannon> ewook yup, I've killed a few hours on that one myself, its excellent on netbooks to (if you compile it for that)
[01:22] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon, no ive got it here
[01:22] <ewook> starcannon: works like a charm on my work-laptop ;)
[01:22] <rm```> agreed, I think it's one of the nicest free games available
[01:23] <ewook> starcannon: took it directly from the repo, to lazy to compile stuff myself.
[01:23] <dhalsim> lacinex: I think it is related to nautilus because nautilus is responsible by desktop, right?
[01:23] <g4lv4tr0n> hi just upgraded to jaunty and reinstalled dvb-utils but when i try to scan for channels there is no /usr/share/doc/dvb-utils/examples folder ???
[01:23] <g4lv4tr0n>  
[01:23] <Flannel> g4lv4tr0n: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support, thanks.
[01:23] <g4lv4tr0n> cool ty
[01:24] <starcannon> ewook, yeah on my asus eee 702 I had to compile it for the screen size, I forget the flag now, but it sets the game to 840x480 resolution for those little 7inch screens
[01:24] <Whitor> Thanks again ewook and Flannel, I installed the ssh metapackage through synaptic and BANG! everything worked as expected
[01:25] <metalfan_> starcannon, thx
[01:25] <starcannon> metalfan_ that solved you?
[01:25] <metalfan_> no
[01:25] <starcannon> oh doh! lol
[01:26] <MarkJones> Anyone know if the GeForce 8300 on my ASUS board is compatible with 8.04? I got it to work in 8.10, but I installed the GLX driver from Hardware Drivers dialog and I never get to a desktop after reboot.
[01:26] <ewook> starcannon: aah. but.. shouldn't that be set in a config instead of in a binary? =(
[01:26] <starcannon> metalfan_ i think I remember the cursor being a bit slow in menu's as well, but seemed like once I was on a map, everything was as it should be
[01:27] <FlashGordon2000> durt, still afk?
[01:27] <hacker_kid> is there a good program to erase files beyond reasonable recovery?
[01:27] <starcannon> ewook can't remember now, lemme look how it went lol, its been awhile, and I'm on a Dell Mini9 for my netbook nowdays, and wife is on an MSi Wind
[01:27] <hacker_kid> in windows its normally called bleaching or shreding
[01:28] <DASPRiD> hacker_kid, sudo apt-get install shred
[01:28] <locainex> starcannon: how do you like the dell mini9
[01:28] <DASPRiD> hacker_kid, or something similar it was
[01:28] <ewook> starcannon: you've got either patience, or small hands :P
[01:28] <starcannon> locainex the keyboard ruins it for me, I wish I'd have gotten the MSi Wind as well
[01:28] <locainex> hrm
[01:28] <hacker_kid> DASPRiD, thank you
[01:28] <DASPRiD> hacker_kid, nvcm, shred is installed by default
[01:28] <starcannon> ewook the keyboard isn't too small, its poorly layed out
[01:29] <locainex> remap?
[01:29] <starcannon> ewook the keyboard on the Asus eee, now those are tiny
[01:29] <ewook> starcannon: that's like my only comparison so far. don't go below 12" :)
[01:30] <metalfan_> starcannon, the mouse is also very cheap, logitech rx250.....have to buy a new one tomorrow
[01:30] <starcannon> ewook the MSi Wind has a large keyboard, quite comfortable, I keep threatening to steal it from my wife lol
[01:30] <locainex> lol
[01:30] <ewook> hah
[01:32] <g4lv4tr0n> hi can someone using dvb zip up the /usr/share/doc/dvb-utils/examples folder and dcc it to me plz JAUNTY dont have it :(
[01:33] <starcannon> ewook in case you were interested it was the config file before you run make on it: ./configure --enable-tinygui --prefix=/usr
[01:34] <ewook> starcannon: aah. well, good to know at least ;)
[01:34] <starcannon> ewook lol, i suppose, but highly unlikely, I anticipate that 10" screens will be the defacto for netbooks, I've tried 7", 8.9", and now 10" and its the perfect fit of very small, but not too.
[01:35] <rafael_> is there a standard directory to keep SVN lib sources on my PC or should i keep them in home folder ?
[01:36] <starcannon> rafael_ I just stashed mine in folder in /home/me
[01:36] <kriel> ./configure says: checking for gtk+-2.0 >= 2.0.0... Package gtk+-2.0 was not found in the pkg-config search path. Perhaps you should add the directory containing `gtk+-2.0.pc' to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable No package 'gtk+-2.0' found. full pastebin: http://pastebin.com/m45393f2f
[01:37] <starcannon> kriel did you install build-essential ?
[01:37] <kriel> starcannon: yup
[01:37] <rafael_> starcannon: k, just thought there is some standard directory, *nix is full of this standards as I understand it and i'm pretty new to it :)
[01:38] <starcannon> kriel did you check to see if you have gtk+-2.x on your machine? be sure to grab its dev files as well
[01:38] <syntax\> i have two NIC's, I wanna setup two IP addresses, a world IP and an intranet IP. world IP is on static while the intranet IP is on dhcp. as I configured it, eth0 is the intranet ip (having it on dhcp) while eth1  is on the world IP (configured it to static), how come if i enable the two connections i dont have any connection what so ever..
[01:38] <FlashGordon2000> durt, still afk?
[01:39] <kriel> starcannon: forgot the dev files, but yes, in the pastebin i made sure apt-get install libgtk2.0-0
[01:39] <hipitihop> what setting should I look at to have built in laptop speakers turn off automatically when headset is plugged in ?
[01:39] <starcannon> rafael_ yeah, when your compiling, you'll be working out of the folder you put the source in so its never been a problem for me
[01:39] <starcannon> kriel try the dev files for those as well, am betting that gets you cooking
[01:39] <durt> FlashGordon2000, what's up?
[01:39] <FlashGordon2000> what was I supposed to do in the synaptic package manager
[01:39] <syntax\> I mean, I don't have internet access. btw, the intranet IP has to have a dns server set to 192,168.1.1 while the static world IP has to have a different dns server aswell..
[01:39] <poseidon> How do I make a .zip from a folder and all it's contents using zip on the commandline?
[01:40] <durt> FlashGordon2000, install the 180.44.xx versions of the nvidia drivers.
[01:40] <durt> FlashGordon2000, and uninstall the 173 versions
[01:40] <kriel> starcannon: bingo. Thanks.
[01:40] <starcannon> kriel np anytime
[01:40] <gadjo> hello
[01:40] <h8red> yo
[01:41] <starcannon> poseidon man zip
[01:41] <gadjo> i have a problem
[01:41] <AussieGuy> ive got a 1Tb hard drive arriving tomorrow, cos im running out of space. Whats a convenient way to clone my linux system from one hard drive to a new one?
[01:41] <gadjo> i'm trying to install g++-4.0
[01:41] <jdu> AussieGuy, could use gparted
[01:41] <Zade|Tyson> How do i join the IRC server irc.swiftirc.net
[01:41] <AussieGuy> gparted does more than partitioning?
[01:41] <tavinho> oi
[01:41] <gadjo> it says: dependancy not satisfiable libstdc++6-4.0-dev
[01:41] <starcannon> AussieGuy dd
[01:41] <tavinho> cdnffffflllllllnkwae
[01:41] <jdu> AussieGuy, put it can also copy from one hard drive to another
[01:42] <gadjo> when i try to install libstdc++6-4.0-dev it sais dependancy not satisfiable g++-4.0
[01:42] <jdu> *but
[01:42] <tavinho> wats your name???
[01:42] <gadjo> so each one is depending on each other, what to do!??
[01:42] <AussieGuy> alright, I guess all id need to do after that is re-run the bootloader
[01:42] <tavinho>  :)
[01:42] <tavinho> portugues
[01:42] <R0b0t1> I've been trying to get my apple keyboard to use the function (F1-15, etc) keys as they're supposed to be use, as function keys. Many of the ways I've tried have not worked. Does anyone have something/encountered this problem before?
[01:42] <FlashGordon2000> durt, i dont need to worry about modaliases?
[01:42] <tavinho> seu idiotas
[01:43] <h8red> is there a pdf editor for ubuntu like acrobat?
[01:43] <durt> !pt tavinho
[01:43] <syntax\> anyone?
[01:43] <h8red> working with large pdfs in a virtual machine having only 512 ram sucks!
[01:43] <jdu> AussieGuy, sure, I would suggest that you are more likely to run into problems with dd and gparted will allow you to add additional partitions etc easily.
[01:44] <gadjo> damn
[01:44] <durt> FlashGordon2000, no don't worry about modaliases or devs
[01:44] <FlashGordon2000> durt, ok, but no 173 packages are installed
[01:45] <FlashGordon2000> durt, besides modaliases
[01:45] <R0b0t1> I've been trying to get my apple keyboard to use the function (F1-15, etc) keys as they're supposed to be use, as function keys. Many of the ways I've tried have not worked. Does anyone have something/encountered this problem before?
[01:45] <starcannon> AussieGuy jdu is probably right, gparted has a nice gui, dd is cli, though there are some cool utilities like clonezilla that could be just the ticket as well; just depends on how much you want to learn etc..
[01:46] <kriel> ugh. something in the make puked, and I don't have the wizardry to figure out wtf it's puking at me about. http://pastebin.com/d578cf7b4
[01:46] <h8red> how would i find out what kind of ram i have in ubuntu?
[01:46] <h8red> not sure if i have ddr or ddr2
[01:46] <PhotoJim> h8red: open a terminal, lshw should tell you
[01:46] <FlashGordon2000> durt, after thats installed what do I want to do
[01:46] <durt> FlashGordon2000, Ok, restart X and take a look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log again and see if 180 is now loading, pastebin if you can't find it.
[01:46] <jdu> h8red, I wonder if the lshw command would show it
[01:47] <h8red> thanks i didn't know about that command, i'm a new
[01:47] <FlashGordon2000> durt,... how do I restart x >.>
[01:47] <PhotoJim> h8red: I'm not new and I only learned about it on Friday... :)
[01:47] <mhilinski> hi everyone
[01:47] <poseidon> Is there an effective way to copy in the terminal without using the mouse?
[01:48] <lvlefisto> !hi| mhilinski
[01:48] <jdu> h8red, it does    you can do:   sudo lshw -html > hw.html && firefox hw.html
[01:48] <durt> FlashGordon2000, ctrl-alt-f1 and do a 'sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart'
[01:48] <poseidon> ie ls a directory then be able to get one of the files like (some-long-zip-3.2.12rc3.zip)
[01:48] <starcannon> kriel did you get libpcap0.8-dev installed?
[01:48] <mhilinski> i am still having the issues w3ith the headphones can you help me
[01:49] <starcannon> kriel well or whatever the latest version of libpcap is?
[01:49] <EyesOfARaven> eeepc 900, ubuntu 8.10, had no wifi, installed intrepid baackports, now i hav no sound
[01:49] <EyesOfARaven> plz help
[01:50] <h8red> holy crap jdu!
[01:50] <tclineks> i made a usb drive bootalbe in jaunty and it boots to busybox, ideas?
[01:50] <h8red> you rock!
[01:50] <jdu> it is a cool command ....
[01:50] <h8red> i'm hoping if i max out my ram a windows vm will run stuff better, i only have 512 ram atm
[01:51] <h8red> i need to edit large pdfs, and a VM with as little ram as I have sucks for it
[01:51] <starcannon> EyesOfARaven have you put in the array.org kernel for the eee yet? It does amazing things for the Asus Eee http://array.org/ubuntu/index.html
[01:51] <gadjo> please help me: g++-4.0 depends upon libstdc++6-4.0-dev and libstdc++6-4.0-dev depends upon g++-4.0 . How am i supposed to install the packages?
[01:51] <etzerd> can anyone help me set up my speaker as 5.1 not 2 speakers as the system set it up as defautl?
[01:51] <gadjo> pm please,too many messages on this channel
[01:51] <mhilinski> any one have any ideas on my issue gadjo?
[01:51] <kriel> starcannon: ... I'm tempted to [DO NOT DO THIS] "apt-get install *dev" about now...
[01:51] <antibody> how can I know what app is using my sound card? I need to rmmod snd-hda-intel to test diferent options and I really don't want to reboot 10 times
[01:51] <starcannon> kriel no don't do that
[01:52] <cdsboy> Hey all, i'm new at the server admin and something has hijacked my port 80... Is there an easy way to see what has grabbed port 80?
[01:52] <starcannon> kriel you'd be able to tour Europe before that got done lol
[01:52] <gadjo> no idea
[01:52] <kriel> starcannon: libpcap-dev (or whatever) fixed it.
[01:52] <starcannon> kriel cool
[01:52] <dylnuge> kriel: Mind as well go all the way and just [NOT THIS ONE EITHER] sudo apt-get install *
[01:52] <durt> cdsboy, what do you mean by hijacked?
[01:53] <cdsboy> durt: i can't figure out which program has control of it ;) i'm just being dramatic
[01:53] <dylnuge> kriel: Assuming your hard drive didn't fill up, we'd all be dead by the time it finished, hehe.
[01:53] <h8red> hmm okay it says my capacity is 1gb....does it mean total or just for the one slot being used?
[01:53] <antibody> how can I know what app is using my sound card? I need to rmmod snd-hda-intel to test diferent options and I really don't want to reboot 10 times
[01:53] <starcannon> dylnuge and his computer would know kung-fu
[01:54] <LZZ> how to install an USB wired headset:
[01:54] <FlashGordon2000> durt, http://pastebin.com/d1ac7797b
[01:54] <starcannon> LZZ my Playstation2 USB headset from Logitech just plug and play, had to select it in the Volume-Applet but that was it
[01:54] <genwilliam> i don't known how to use removable drives and media
[01:55] <dylnuge> starcannon: Haha, is that a hidden feature, like the cow? Except you have to install everything to unlock it! ;)
[01:55] <LZZ> starcannon: mine e-dimensional works when I select it on the volume mixer, I can hear myself speaking on the mic
[01:55] <starcannon> dylnuge lol, not sure if it is an easter egg or just a lessor known side effect; unfortunately it also means chuck norris will visit to challenge your computer
[01:55] <LZZ> but when I try playng an video with mplayer
[01:56] <LZZ> or using skype
[01:56] <LZZ> there is no sound
[01:56] <Chaorain> I have an extra cluser on my NTFS partition which is preventing Windows XP from booting. can you help?
[01:56] <durt> cdsboy, if you're willing to read a bit take a look at 'man netstat'
[01:56] <dylnuge> starcannon: I call unfair fight. my computer has no legs.
[01:56] <starcannon> LZZ System>Preferences>Sound and select the USB device from the drop downs I think that'll get you rolling
[01:57] <cdsboy> durt: thanks, will do
[01:57] <starcannon> dylnuge neither does norris, those aren't his legs.... lol... wretch...
[01:57] <dylnuge> starcannon: Hehe
[01:58] <TheFunkbomb> Stupid simdock
[01:58] <antibody> how can I know what app is using my sound card? I need to rmmod snd-hda-intel to test diferent options and I really don't want to reboot 10 times
[01:58] <TheFunkbomb> cool idea, terrible programming
[01:58] <andruk> xserver 1.6 has MPX merged in, but turned off, right?
[01:59] <starcannon> Chaorain boot the WinXP install disk, go to repair console, run chkdsk
[01:59] <h8red> ok i'm assuming in lshow that when it says my maximum ram is 1 gigabyte, it's meaning 1 gigabyte per slot, making a true max 2 gigs.
[01:59] <durt> FlashGordon2000, now your loading the vesa module. What computer is this?
[01:59] <h8red> if i get 2 gigs of ram, and allocate 512 to an XP virtual machine, it should pretty much fly right?
[01:59] <histo> h8red: you can see memory with top
[01:59] <Chaorain> starcannon thanks I'll try that
[01:59] <thebackwash> anybody know how to get bash to return an absolute path with all shell characters, (spaces, hash marks, parentheses, dollar, braces, etc.) escaped?
[01:59] <starcannon> h8red thats how I do it, and it is faster in a Virtual Machine than on a real machine
[01:59] <FlashGordon2000> durt, hp pavillion dv6000 series, I can give you the specific model number if that helps
[02:00] <TheFunkbomb> FlashGordon2000, I have a very similar computer.  What's the problem?
[02:00] <histo> thebackwash: pwd
[02:00] <h8red> starcannon:  Currently this box has 512 ram, 192 of which allocated to my XP VM, and it runs...well...terribly
[02:00] <histo> thebackwash: that would print current working directory
[02:00] <h8red> sweet, looks like this Mobo does DDR, can save some money upgrading.
[02:01] <TheFunkbomb> h8red, that's because XP needs way more than 192mb to run
[02:01] <starcannon> h8red yeah that would probably be kinda anemic, 2gb of ram and give 512 to Virtual Box and its pretty impressive
[02:01] <Nautilus__> histo: hi, remember that cursor 'blit' problem in Jaunty from a day or two ago?  It does the same in Intrepid ;(
[02:01] <durt> TheFunkbomb, the nvidia 180.44 which _should_ be correct for his card won't work.
[02:01] <FlashGordon2000> thefunkbomb, mine has a nvidia 7150m display, and i cant get any drivers working, and ubuntu goes to the defaults, ive tried the proprietary, ive tried envyng
[02:01] <histo> Nautilus__: what is a blit?
[02:01] <thebackwash> histo: i'm trying to write a function which will feed a fully-escaped path to pushd
[02:01] <TheFunkbomb> FlashGordon2000 hmmm
[02:01] <LZZ> starcannon: when I select the USB headset and press test it works
[02:01] <durt> FlashGordon2000, Still have synaptic up?
[02:01] <FlashGordon2000> thefunkbomb, i used the nvidia one you can download off thier site, but when I updated ubuntu it stopped working
[02:01] <FlashGordon2000> durt, yes
[02:02] <LZZ> but when I close it and try other applications
[02:02] <LZZ> there is no sound
[02:02] <Nautilus__> histo: The way that the mouse pixels are drawn, a  nickname for the process
[02:02] <h8red> still...this is concerning me... i dont know much about this hardware, i was just given this box...but 1 gig max according to lshw, that seems really off
[02:02] <histo> thebackwash: hmm... some script genius may know a way to do it.
[02:02] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 I think you have file conflicts happening, need to really clean out all the things you've tried and start fresh, my guide shows how
[02:02] <TheFunkbomb> FlashGordon2000, did you check in Hardware Drivers?
[02:02] <histo> Nautilus__: no idea on that.  Maybe a video issue?
[02:02] <doglino> someone uses Rhythmbox??
[02:02] <thebackwash> histo: know of any irc channels where people would know that?
[02:02] <FlashGordon2000> thefunkbomb yes, i think i may go with starcannon's guide
[02:02] <USERUSER> HI
[02:02] <starcannon> LZZ perfect if you leave it selected and then open your media play you should be golden
[02:02] <TheFunkbomb> FlashGordon2000, sounds like the best plan of assault
[02:02] <Nautilus__> histo: ya must be with the intel chipset. Not going to worry about it, just fyi
[02:02]  * unomi shakes fist at paypal
[02:03] <USERUSER> YOU GUYS SHOULD MARKET A VERSON OF UBUNTU FOR MAC
[02:03] <TheFunkbomb> USERUSER, uh they do
[02:03] <unop> USERUSER, it's called the powerpc port
[02:03] <starcannon> USERUSER wish granted
[02:03] <PhotoJim> USERUSER: Ubuntu runs on modern Macs.  Macs use standard PC hardware these days.  Intel CPUs and all.
[02:03] <USERUSER> THEFUNKBOMB WHAT WEBSITE CAN I ORDER IT FROM?
[02:03] <unop> !CAPS | USERUSER,
[02:04] <TheFunkbomb> USERUSER, it's called Ubuntu PPC
[02:04] <TheFunkbomb> google it
[02:04] <thebackwash> USERUSER: ubuntu.com
[02:04] <LZZ> starcannon: Tryed that but I can hear only the test sound
[02:04] <starcannon> USERUSER http://www.ubuntu.com
[02:04] <TheFunkbomb> I didn't have much luck installing it.
[02:04] <TheFunkbomb> but since I use a real computer, I didn't cry over it
[02:05] <starcannon> LZZ you may have to choose the device you want on a per application basis then, somewhere in your media players preferences is where I'd look first
[02:05] <dylnuge> !patience < gadjo
[02:05]  * gadjo is patient
[02:05] <dylnuge> !patience | gadjo
[02:05] <USERUSER> does anyone know how to get realtek built in sound to work in ubuntu
[02:05] <histo> !sound > USERUSER
[02:07] <starcannon> I like beer, it makes me a jolly good fellow
[02:07] <moxu> hi
[02:07] <turtleiscool> me too
[02:07] <gadjo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154405/
[02:07] <moxu> how can i open password protected winrar directores?
[02:08] <turtleiscool> you have to download the rar_nonfree
[02:08] <LZZ> starcannon: but I don't have sound in all aplications
[02:08] <DASPRiD> awesome, just found a thunderbird addon which mirrors the calendar data to the evolution-data-server, so they can be viewed through the gnome-clock :)
[02:08] <moxu> i think there's a way to do it with tar
[02:09] <stooj> Hello all
[02:09] <LandonG> Hey all, I have a quick question. I just installed ubuntu, and my wired is working, but my synaptic package manager is only loading my already loaded packages
[02:09] <LandonG> I can't connect to install anything new
[02:10] <turtleiscool> sudo apt-get update
[02:10] <starcannon> LZZ you'll need to find the preferences dialog in the apps that you should have sound in, and see if you can choose the sound device you want to use and save the settings
[02:11] <LZZ> at mplayer preferences I can choose ALSA
[02:11] <LZZ> but it's already choosen
[02:11] <durt> LandonG, or hit reload in synaptic
[02:11] <LandonG> Hmm...I'll give it a try
[02:12] <LandonG> sudo apt-get update worked
[02:12] <LandonG> Thanks guys
[02:12] <doglino> someone uses Rhythmbox??
[02:12] <D3RGPS31> is there an OpenGL extractor for Ubuntu :D
[02:12] <ienorand> doglino: occasionaly, why?
[02:13] <bill_5689> hello
[02:13] <durt> D3RGPS31, define 'OpenGL extractor'.
[02:13] <Kr0ntab> hey bill_5689
[02:13] <histo> !someone | doglino
[02:14] <lufis> Has anyone had any success converting VirtualBox images to vmware?
[02:14] <doglino> hist this does not help me
[02:15] <D3RGPS31> durt: there's a library for windows named OGLE (Open Graphics Library Extractor) that extracts the models of opengl applications
[02:15] <durt> I see
[02:15] <D3RGPS31> durt: good, i'm terrible at explaining :D
[02:16] <histo> doglino: yes it does you asked if someone uses rythmbox
[02:17] <D3RGPS31> durt: do you know anything about it?
[02:17] <tales2010> how do I enable compis on Intel Video card?
[02:18] <durt> D3RGPS31, sry no, opengl is magic to me :(
[02:20] <jamie> Hello how do i set Vmware player to use a real os?
[02:20] <Psywiped_> jamie what do you mean by real os?
[02:21] <jamie> An Operating System that's actually is installed.
[02:21] <histo> jamie: thats a little tricky especially if the os is windows
[02:21] <samd> hey, how can i improve gnome startup time?? it take about 25 seconds, ive heard about preload, anyone has had good experience with it?
[02:22] <jamie> It's okay i found a guide
[02:22] <pumpkinseed> hello everyone
[02:23] <JohnnyBGoode> hello, can some help me install Star Craft Brood War patch?
[02:23] <samd> hey, how can i improve gnome startup time?? it take about 25 seconds, ive heard about preload, anyone has had good experience with it?
[02:24] <BePhantom> samd mine takes 1 min :D
[02:24] <Psywiped_> samd how much faster do you want it thats like 5times better than windows
[02:24] <JohnnyBGoode> hello, can some help me install Star Craft Brood War patch?
[02:24] <histo> samd: BePhantom Psywiped_ jaunty will be a huge improvement on this
[02:25] <histo> !patience > JohnnyBGoode
[02:25] <lexvegas> samd: my CRT takes longer than that to cut on
[02:25] <BePhantom> histo i hope so, XP boots much faster here :P
[02:25] <ewook> JohnnyBGoode: wine path/to/patch.exe
[02:25] <FlashGordon2000> Starcannon, it worked!
[02:25] <starcannon> Grats FlashGordon2000 I figured it would :)
[02:25] <brett200> anyone want to help me with odd alsa problems?
[02:25] <jamie> Is there an easier way to do it than this? http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/Applications_GUI_Multimedia/Howto_run_Windows_with_VMware_Player_in_Linux_for_free
[02:26] <jamie> Windowws is on another hard disk
[02:26] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon, i have one quick problem, I suppose its more of an inconvenience
[02:26] <ewook> brett200: acctually, no. But perhaps creating problems? :P
[02:26] <brett200> good enough
[02:26] <_chun> In jaunty, the new onscreen notifications don't play too well with fullscreen apps (like vlc) -- every notification causes the desktop to flicker on and off, which gets pretty annoying. is there any way to change that behaviour?
[02:26] <samd> histo BePhantom Psywiped_ lexvegas im already on jaunty, and it take 15segs to bootup up to login window, which is extrealy fast, but once i login, it takes about 25-30 secs from the login to a full desktop
[02:26] <brett200> i have created modules for asihpi driver, and they work fine and are loaded at boot fine
[02:26] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 sure
[02:26] <XiaolinDraconis> GNOME DO!!!
[02:26] <FlashGordon2000> Starcannon: when I boot ubuntu, it loads that progress screen, and at some point that hangs and wont work unless I hold down any key on my keyboard
[02:26] <XiaolinDraconis> sry i just discovered it
[02:26] <ewook> jamie: just make a vm with the setting to use a disk - cannot garantie that it will work tho...
[02:27] <XiaolinDraconis> awesome app
[02:27] <histo> JohnnyBGoode: http://digg.com/d1RWUG
[02:27] <lexvegas> _chun: i believe jaunty discussions are in #ubuntu+1
[02:27] <brett200> i run alsaconf and it shows my sound card, yet after i finish with it, it says no soundcards found
[02:27] <durt> !jaunty | _chun
[02:27] <histo> samd: what type of cpu?
[02:27] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 your gonna need to start looking around in /var/logs me thinks
[02:27] <samd> histo core 2 duo@2.1G
[02:27] <jamie> How do i make one in wmware player
[02:28] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon, what do I need to look for and where do you think I should start?
[02:29] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 look for failed messages in the boot log, hang on helping a guy out in pm's then will look at yours again ;)
[02:29] <mino2125> I have a ubuntu box connected to my new HDTV.  The nvidia-settings utility only allows for me to select non-widescreen resoloutions. I am connected through the VGA port.  How can I have the system output a widescreen resoloution to fit my tv?  thanks
[02:31] <histo> samd: something is up there my machine takes only a few seconds with a lot less cpu
[02:31] <dylnuge> Is there a way to link sound channels together? I have a subwoofer which shows up seperate, and doesn't turn off when I press mute, or change it's volume with the master volume.
[02:31] <kitche> mino2125: pick a wide screen resolution in whatever desktop your using
[02:31] <WebcamWonder> !info monodevelop
[02:32] <samd> histo, yeah , and now that my system is booting in 15 seconds, i would like the login to be as fast as p ossible xD,,, do u use autologin?
[02:32] <kitche> mino2125: as in don't use the nvidia system util for it
[02:32] <histo> samd: no.  System booting in 15 seems on par but gnome doesn't take 25 seconds to start. definately under 10
[02:33] <samd> histo, yeah, somethings wrong in here , problem is i duno how to troubleshoot
[02:33] <samd> histo im in jounty Release candidate, do you think its a bug to be fixed?
[02:34] <BePhantom> samd you complain about 45 and mine takes 1minute 8 seconds
[02:34] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, did you get the wireless working?
[02:34] <rafael_> is there a way to make Qt app look more natural on Gnome ? It's Opera in this case - the menus just look bad even with the skin
[02:34] <samd> BePhantom, it should be slower, gnome should not take 25+ seconds to load
[02:35] <jwzwa> Is anyone here using Firefox 3.0.8 and experiencing a bug where clicking on the bookmarks menu brings up the "add bookmarks" dialog?  I'm using Ubuntu jaunty
[02:35] <samd> BePhantom, not on a core2 duo
[02:35] <Enigma> is there a way to make ffmpeg automatically encode by using a right click menu button thing
[02:35] <LjL> !nickspam > DaemonLee    (DaemonLee, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:35] <TheFunkbomb> jwzwa, YES!  It's annoying as all get out
[02:35] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb unfortunately no, i was trying to help a friend, my intel wireless works
[02:35] <badfish69> is samba as easy to use as windows shares?
[02:35] <hector__> Hi Everyone!
[02:35] <jwzwa> TheFunkbomb, I know!! what is causing this?  I hate it
[02:35] <TheFunkbomb> badfish69, I hate samba with a passion
[02:36] <badfish69> is there an alternative?
[02:36] <WebcamWonder> Enigma: You could use nautilus actions and append an action on the context menu of a particular file extension/mime-type
[02:36] <badfish69> or is network sharing currently crap?
[02:36] <TheFunkbomb> If you find one, let me know
[02:36] <badfish69> lol
[02:36] <troll> when i mount my sd card how do i get it to pop up on desk top
[02:36] <jwzwa> TheFunkbomb, I found out that it is apparently a known issue... https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.0/+bug/315253
[02:36] <durt> badfish69, if by easy you mean obtuse and garbage then yes.
[02:36] <BePhantom> samd many people say ubuntu loads faster than XP I can't really agree with that :D
[02:36] <even_> anyone knows how block input traffic in UFW?
[02:36] <Enigma> WebcamWonder, could you possibly pm me and kind of elaborate
[02:36] <hector__> I have problems with the built in microphone on my laptop and want to fix it without breaking my sound how would I do this?
[02:36] <TheFunkbomb> jwzwa, I hope they fix it
[02:37] <jwzwa> TheFunkbomb, it's been an issue since firefox 3.0.3 according to that post... :(
[02:37] <ewook> badfish69: more or less yes, samba is easy to use.
[02:37] <durt> badfish69, linux to linux or linux to windows?
[02:37] <WebcamWonder> Enigma: PM is discouraged, since I might end up asking you to do something crazy, that just might be bad :P
[02:37] <WebcamWonder> !info nautilus-actions
[02:37] <badfish69> nix to nix for the moment
[02:37] <TheFunkbomb> jwzwa, I did not know this.  I knew it was happening for a while but I couldn't remember when I upgraded
[02:37] <BladeNBrocade> samba works fine
[02:37] <samd> BePhantom i see now :p
[02:37] <badfish69> once i get to a different network, it's going ot be a mix
[02:37] <Enigma> for sure, so would they have a manual for it
[02:37] <durt> badfish69, then try nfs.
[02:37] <jwzwa> it makes me want to tear my hair out
[02:38] <jwzwa> i have like 15 sites i don't even remember bookmarking. LOL
[02:38] <WebcamWonder> Enigma: You can install nautilus actions, and then configure it by going to System->Preferences -> Nautilus actions, and add an action to the specific mimetype that you want, (I think media/ or video/), and then add the command required to launch ffmpeg
[02:38] <Enigma> alright thanks man
[02:38] <troll> when i mount my sd card how do i get it to pop up on desk top
[02:38] <ajamison5579> are we phyced here about 9.04 ?
[02:38] <BePhantom> samd many people count boot time till login, that's just wrong. Boot time is until desktop is fully loaded and usable
[02:38] <Enigma> ajamison5579, im psyched for the 10.10
[02:39] <troll> help
[02:39] <ugliefrog> enigma: Are you looking for a gui for ffmpeg
[02:39] <starcannon> FlashGordo2000 bootlogging how to here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49925
[02:39] <badfish69> i'm ready for 9.04
[02:39] <ajamison5579> enigma lol that is a ways away i use Fedora and Ubuntu and i count the days down till new releases alot of the time they improve performance
[02:39] <badfish69> already running it on my netbook
[02:39] <samd> BePhantom, yeah, boot up until login is fast, but desktop startup is slowww!! at least thats my experience
[02:39] <Enigma> if its possible, or right click an FLV and make it automatically convert using specific attributes
[02:39] <badfish69> though i'm going to do a clean install for the official release
[02:40] <D3RGPS31_> is there a way to actively capture 3d models from running applications :D
[02:40] <jwzwa> ajamission5579 i'm happy with it, i think it made usage a lot smoother and fixed some driver issues i was having with 8
[02:40] <starcannon> I've got a fresh Dell Inspiron 530 here that I'm not even booting until 9.04 release :)
[02:40] <Kr0ntab> Enigma: yes... with a creative script... and then opening the flv with that new app
[02:40] <troll> can anyone help me?
[02:40] <gartral> why is it that its been nearly a month since pidgin 2.5.5 was released, with security fixes, and the patch hasnt made it upstream yet?
[02:40] <Enigma> starcannon, ive had no problems with 8.10
[02:41] <ugliefrog> enigma: winff.org
[02:41] <WebcamWonder> !info pidgin jaunty
[02:41] <starcannon> Enigma nod 8.10 is great, I run that on my netbooks and laptops, but I figure whats 5 more days till I set up the 530 :)
[02:41] <WebcamWonder> gartral: Looks the latest to me
[02:41] <dylnuge> !ask | troll
[02:42] <gartral> WebcamWonder: im in 8.10
[02:42] <hector__> I have problems with the built in microphone on my laptop and want to fix it without breaking my sound how would I do this?
[02:42] <gartral> WebcamWonder: and i see pidgin 2.5.2
[02:42] <WebcamWonder> gartral: New packages aren't usually backported, unless they are absolutely necessary
[02:42] <Enigma> cool, thanks ugliefrog
[02:42] <troll> when i mount my sd card how do i get it to pop up on desk top
[02:42] <ilon> 03:42:31 -!- Irssi: #ubuntu: Total of 1337 nicks
[02:42] <ilon> hah, sweet
[02:43] <gartral> WebcamWonder: well, there are secuity flaws in pidgin 2.5.2, id'e like to know why their overlooked
[02:43] <ugliefrog> enigma: you are welcome
[02:43] <ilon> i'm having trouble getting eclipse 3.4.2 to work on ubuntu 8.10, could anyone help me with this?
[02:44] <badfish69> does anyone know of an port to play duke3d natively?
[02:44] <ajamison5579> the Ubuntu release I am looking forward to is 9.10 this has alot of the improvements Fedora upstreamed and many others which would work great on Ubuntu
[02:44] <sakre> hello room
[02:44] <hiyo777> my computer was infected by a virus it messed with the sys files can i put ubuntu on it?
[02:44] <Enigma> ajamison5579, i BELIEVE ubuntu 10.10 will be able to cook my food for me.
[02:44] <Enigma> it's going to be THAT good
[02:45] <Jihui_Choi> How to change the default keyboard layout in ubuntu live cd?
[02:45] <jwzwa> troll, where are you mounting it?
[02:45] <ajamison5579> Enigma Ubuntu 10.10 will be a robot that washes your laundry
[02:45] <dylnuge> Enigma: Cook your food for you? No, no, it will be a professional chef.
[02:45] <durt> badfish69, yes, for while now just google it.
[02:45] <dylnuge> Enigma: Then it will leave you and go work for a resturant since it doesn't need you anymore.
[02:45] <Ben90> hi,
[02:45] <jwzwa> troll, i think you will have to mount to a specific location for this to work. /media on some systems.
[02:45] <dylnuge> Enigma: 11.04 will be Skynet.
[02:45]  * dylnuge chuckles
[02:45] <WebcamWonder> gartral: I don't see any security vurneabilities in the changelog... Care to point them out?
[02:46] <lexvegas> hiyo777: windows viruses dont mess up ubuntu
[02:46] <Enigma> we gotta talk to the dev's and see if they can create robots like on futurama that will create lucy lu
[02:46] <Enigma> :)
[02:46] <hiyo777> yeah i know that
[02:46] <Lasivian> where does Gnome store your panel layout?
[02:46] <Ben90> can someone please help me?
[02:46] <ienorand> lexvegas: Unless you start them with wine...
[02:46] <D3RGPS31_> there a way to dump 3d models from memory? >.>
[02:46] <ajamison5579> lexvegas not directly but if installed throug Wubi they can indirectly affect Ubuntu
[02:46] <hiyo777> but i want to know is i installable on the killed computer
[02:46] <troll> it used to pop up on the desktop...now it mounts but don't popup on the desktop
[02:46] <gartral> !ot | Enigma
[02:46] <Ben90> my game controller won't work
[02:46] <Ben90> unko?
[02:47] <Ben90> unko???
[02:47] <Frijolie> if you've set your hard drive up to be encrypted, is there a way to unencrypt it?
[02:47] <Enigma> weeeeak
[02:47] <Frijolie> my laptop is so slow it's almost unusuable
[02:47] <Frijolie> er unsuable
[02:47] <gartral> !patience | ben90
[02:48] <starcannon> Frijolie whats the specs on it?
[02:48] <hector__> frijolie does that mean beans?
[02:48] <lexvegas> hiyo777: you mean completely using the hdd for ubuntu?.
[02:48] <hiyo777> yeah
[02:49] <Frijolie> core2 Duo @1.66 Mhz, 2GB of RAM, 160GB HDD
[02:49] <lexvegas> hiyo777: Yes
[02:49] <starcannon> Frijolie ah nice, that should run Ubuntu smooth and fast
[02:49] <lexvegas> hiyo777: as long as the hardware and bios are fine
[02:49] <hiyo777> yup
[02:49] <Frijolie> you type something on the screen or say in a terminal and it takes--say 5 seconds to display
[02:50] <lexvegas> hiyo777: then you sound like you are set. I have had to do what you are doing before, and it worked fine
[02:50] <Z3ro3X> I'm doing a online upgrade to 9.04 to test out the RC.  It's taking forever.  I've decided to download the ISO via bittorrent instead because the speed is a lot faster.  I'm not sure what would happen if I canceled the current upgrade, it's in the download part now.  When I get the ISO is there a way to upgrade with that with out burning it to disc?
[02:50] <hiyo777> well... bye!
[02:50] <lexvegas> hiyo777: good lick
[02:50] <lexvegas> *luck
[02:50] <hector__> I have problems with the built in microphone on my laptop and want to fix it without breaking my sound how would I do this?
[02:50] <Jihui_Choi> I changed XKBLAYOUT="kr" in /etc/default/console-setup, But my livecd has "XKBLAYOUT="us"in /etc/default/console-setup. How can I change correctly?
[02:50] <Frijolie> when I installed it, I selected to encrypt my hard drive. Does that have anything to do with it?
[02:51] <FlashGordon2000> is there a way to run multiple displays in 8.10?
[02:51] <starcannon> Frijolie what version of ubuntu? what video card? Is direct rendering working (glxinfo | grep direct)?
[02:51] <FlashGordon2000> i cant get it to detect the second display
[02:51] <Z3ro3X> hector__, Lance is that you?
[02:51] <histo> FlashGordon2000: what type of card?
[02:51] <zonyl> I have a server that cannot run KVM, however, need to host virtual machines.  What is the recommended VM tool to use assuming I will migrate to KVM in about a year or so?   I have many years of experience with VMWare however I am a bit tired of the maintenance of the kernel modules and would like a more integrated solution to ubuntu.  Any opinions?
[02:51] <FlashGordon2000> histo: nvidia
[02:51] <dft> anybody else experiencing frequent locking of X11/compiz while running cube/rotate cube or Expo?
[02:51] <histo> !twinview | FlashGordon2000
[02:52] <Frijolie> starcannon: Well, I just upgraded to 4.09, It's a lappy so it's integraded but Intel 965
[02:52] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 use nvidia-settings sometimes takes a bit of fiddling about, but I have always had success with it
[02:52] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon Ill attempt it
[02:52] <Frijolie> starcannon: direct rendering: Yes
[02:52] <troll> jwzwa, any luck? what mod do i need to use to get drives to popup on my desktop?
[02:53] <ienorand> Frijolie: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance
[02:53] <jwzwa> troll well you never answered my question.
[02:53] <JohnnyBGoode> can anyone help me with starcraft?
[02:53] <jwzwa> troll where are you mounting the drive?
[02:53] <Kilo> My notebook cannot restart.Can someone help me
[02:53] <Ben90> does anyone here know how to get a gameport controller to work in 9.04?
[02:53] <starcannon> Frijolie you mean 9.04? if so I've been reading that intel chipsets are being a problem child in that beta version of Ubuntu, first I'd recommend trying 8.10, and second if your REALLY REALLY bent on using 9.04 then try the #ubuntu+1 channel thats where the 9.04 talk is happening
[02:53] <jwzwa> troll i have no idea. all drives that are showing up on my desktop appear under /media (iPod, for example).
[02:53] <lexvegas> Kilo: you might want to elaborate, so people have a better idea of what you mean
[02:54] <ienorand> JohnnyBGoode: http://koti.mbnet.fi/~hoppq/sc-howto.html
[02:54] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon, works
[02:54] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 you can start me a beer tab anywhere in spokane wa ;)
[02:54] <Psywiped_> jwzwa remove the battery an adapter
[02:54] <Frijolie> ienorand: is this something new? It was snappy when I ran Intrepid...I don't know if it's Jaunty, encrypted hdd, or now everyone is thinking it's video card?
[02:54] <gartral> Ben90: having same issues in 8.10
[02:54] <Psywiped_> jwzwa remove the battery and* adapter
[02:54] <invernizzi>                                  ps aux | sort +2n | tail -20
[02:54] <Ben90> what do you mean?
[02:54] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon, id be a long drive from down here in san jose, ca :P
[02:54] <jwzwa> Psywiped_ wrong person lol
[02:55] <Psywiped_> still works
[02:55] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 lol nod
[02:55] <Frijolie> starcannon, well 9.04 is a full release in a few days though..right?
[02:55] <jwzwa> haha
[02:55] <ienorand> JohnnyBGoode: nevermind, that seems to be an old and gone guide...
[02:55] <troll> not having mounting issue..just want them to show up on the desktop
[02:55] <starcannon> Frijolie yep, but a lot can and usually does change even within the last 24 hours of a release candidate.
[02:55] <Ben90> all i want to do is make my controller work in 9.04
[02:55] <dotblank> Ben90: what controller?
[02:55] <jwzwa> troll i understand that, but i think if you want this to work, it has to be in a particular location
[02:55] <Psywiped_> jwzwa just do it! nikie swish
[02:56] <jwzwa> hahaha
[02:56] <Ben90> dotblank, its a gravis GamePad Pro
[02:56] <ienorand> Frijolie: Intel in jaunty is notoriously problematic, but do jump into #ubuntu+1 for jaunty support
[02:56] <jwzwa> troll the reason i think that is because my cdrom and ipod show up on my desktop when mounted and they have dedicated folders in /media
[02:57] <Psywiped_> jwzwa anything mounted in media shows up there
[02:57] <Frijolie> ienorand, so it has everything to do with my video card/driver ?
[02:57] <dotblank> Ben90: most joypads should work unless they are bad joysticks
[02:57] <Ben90> it worked before in 8.04
[02:57] <ienorand> Frijolie: Possibly... could be more than one thing...
[02:58] <Tas> o;
[02:58] <Ben90> dotblank: it worked before in 8.04
[02:58] <hector__> I have problems with the built in microphone on my laptop and want to fix it without breaking my sound how would I do this?
[02:58] <jwzwa> Psywiped_ yeah that's why i was wondering where he had the sd card mounted if not in /media. my card reader shows on the desktop:-)
[02:58] <jcapinc> hey, I am working on a friends new Toshiba Satellite, just out the shop, and the wireless does not seem to work and even the ethernet is unreliable, I have had internet problems before with toshibas any tips?
[02:58] <invernizzi> Frijolie: just to be sure, could you paste the output of :  ps  -o pcpu,args -e|sort -k1|tail -n 3
[02:58] <Ben90> dotblank, how do you enable it in 9.04?
[02:59] <starcannon> Ben90 you can try: http://linuxgamingtoday.wordpress.com/2008/01/24/install-and-use-usb-based-gamepads-in-ubuntu/
[02:59] <Tas> Hey there
[02:59] <troll> ok then what is the full location? trying to understand
[02:59] <dotblank> Ben90: I hate regression problems,,, have you tried creating a new user account or watch dmesg when you plug it in?
[02:59] <karamella> HI
[02:59] <Ben90> no.
[02:59] <Ben90> why?
[02:59] <karamella> hi
[03:00] <Ben90> dotblank, i know it works
[03:00] <Tas> Uh, I just had to reformat my Intrepid partition, and I wanted to know if I should jsut go for Jackalope's Release candidate, hoping it might have better support for a few things
[03:00] <Ben90> like i said before it worked in 8.04
[03:00] <Frijolie> invernizzi, http://pastebin.com/m78d95c0d
[03:00] <Psywiped_> yep jaunty is stable
[03:01] <dotblank> type "watch "dmesg | tail"" into the terminal and plug and unplig the controller
[03:01] <Tas> I have a Macbook 5,1, the late 2008 models? And I'm operating a triple boot with OS X Leopard and a Windows 7 Partition that I also have to reinstall later
[03:01] <Ben90> ok 1 sec
[03:01] <Tas> Since I somehow murdered both Ubuntu and Windows :C
[03:01] <Z3ro3X> hector__, What kind of computer do you have?
[03:02] <Psywiped_> tas nice
[03:02] <Frijolie> ubuntu+1 is a ghost town
[03:02] <hector__> Z3ro3X, its an eee pc
[03:02] <starcannon> Frijolie someone is in there trying to answer your question
[03:02] <Psywiped_> you should see ubuntu-1 then
[03:03] <hector__> Z3ro3X, its the 1000 version
[03:03] <Tas> Yeah, really. I failed hard on that, I should've read up more before I messed with the partitions. But what I wanna know is if Jaunty plays nice with the Macbook
[03:03] <Burntresistor> im working on a python formula if i needed to square room the whole formula  which i would encompass in ()   but already needs parathesis for other parts can do it twice ?
[03:03] <Tas> I figure Intrepid does it well enough, but I dunno about Jaunty
[03:03] <gartral> dotblank: im following you and ben90's convo, im having the same issue
[03:03] <Z3ro3X> hector__, My brother was having a similar problem with his mic on an Acer notebook.  I couldn't ever figure it out.
[03:03] <gooody> hi, just want to ask if someone knows the wine support channel?
[03:03] <D3RGPS31_> Is there a way to capture 3D models from applications in Ubuntu?
[03:03] <Psywiped_> hey you have to reformat the whole drive anyways might as well give it a try
[03:04] <hhp2k> gooody: #winehq
[03:04] <Burntresistor> root*
[03:04] <gooody> ﻿hhp2k: thanks a lot.
[03:04] <hector__> Z3ro3X, oh man i have been looking for hours
[03:04] <hhp2k> gooody: You're welcome :)
[03:04] <Ben90> dotblank, gartral, i'm gonna pastebin it
[03:04] <Psywiped_> hey taz you have to reformat the whole drive anyways might as well give it a try
[03:04] <Tas> True
[03:04] <Z3ro3X> hector__, You wouldn't happen to be in the Army would you.  My brother is in the Army stationed I think in El Paso.  Isn't that near Waco?
[03:04] <Tas> Thanks Psywiped
[03:04] <Tas> O:
[03:04] <Tas> I guess I will, then
[03:05] <maxbaldwin> How do you turn on sshd?
[03:05] <zonyl> hector__: Have you tried Eeebuntu?
[03:05] <Psywiped_> Tas just do all the partitions before you install stuff
[03:05] <Psywiped_> and backup your grub
[03:05] <histo> maxbaldwin: sudo aptitude install ssh
[03:05] <Psywiped_> !grub
[03:05] <gartral> dotblank: no change for me, im suspecting a bum port
[03:05] <dotblank> maxbaldwin: sudo /etc/init.d/sshd start (or somthing like it)
[03:06] <Kilo> I cannot reboot my computer when I use LiveCD
[03:06] <hector__> Z3ro3X, Texas is big and it is kind of close to Waco. I am only a college student.
[03:06] <Tas> Thanks, I will backup
[03:06] <maxbaldwin> histo: I have opensshinstalled already.  dotblank, that wasn't working. But ssh isn't installed, that's probably why it doesn't work...
[03:06] <invernizzi> Frijolie: if your problem was caused by disk encryption, you should have a high cpu load caused by the program that actually does the encryption. You don't, so it's not the case. Try to run glxgears and tell me the frame rate that that utility writes on the console (after a little while, it should be like " 11770 frames in 5.0 seconds = 2353.889 FPS
[03:06] <invernizzi> ).
[03:06] <hector__> Z3ro3X, yeah I have tried it. I just wanted to try the latest ubuntu
[03:06] <Tas> Actually my partitions screwing up was my fault, I deleted the Linux Swap partition thinking it was useless.
[03:06] <Tas> ...yeah
[03:06] <histo> maxbaldwin: ssh is just a meta package for the openssh server package.
[03:07] <mythicalbox> i'm trying to install ubuntu 6.10 on a machine, it is crashing after i click on the button to "try ubuntu without any change to this computer", i get an "end trace 4eaa2a86a8e2da22" message, how can i debug or fix this?
[03:07] <Ben90> dotblank, gartral, go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d6c7e5a72
[03:07] <histo> maxbaldwin: once its installed it should be on and listening on port 22 by default.  Settings are in /etc/ssh and you can start stop status by sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start
[03:07] <Psywiped_> tas the swap partition should be 2x the amount of ram you have
[03:07] <Tas> Yeah, I know that now
[03:07] <Kilo> Can someine help me
[03:07] <Z3ro3X> hector__, I think that was zonyl  asking you about Eeebuntu.
[03:07] <evantandersen> I'm having a problem compiling a module against my kernel
[03:07] <Psywiped_> tas and you could use a live cd to make it again
[03:08] <Tas> The Linux Swap?
[03:08] <Tas> I did that, but it didnt work
[03:08] <Tas> The system only worked again after I reinstalled the whole deal
[03:08] <evantandersen> here is the output: http://pastebin.ca/1396971
[03:08] <Psywiped_> tas you might have to edit fstab
[03:08] <hector__> oh man it started with a z so i just that it was you
[03:08] <Tas> And by then I'd managed to corrupt windows 7 :O
[03:08] <maxbaldwin> histo: sudo /etc/ssh start, or sshd?
[03:08] <invernizzi> Kilo: can you describe a little more?
[03:09] <hector__> zonyl, I have tried eee ubuntuu I just want to have the latest ubuntu.
[03:09] <Psywiped_> taz would that be corrupton of a minor?
[03:09] <zonyl> hector__: Yah, that was me.  I had so many issues with my eeepc wifi / audio / etc, that I ended up putting the netbook remix on it.  Life is good on that machine now.
[03:09] <dotblank> Ben90: is it usb?
[03:09] <Psywiped_> is it safe?
[03:09] <Ben90> dotblank, its a gameport joystick
[03:09] <hector__> zonyl, does wine work in the netbook remix?
[03:10] <Tas> Honestly? I have no idea. Windows wanted me to run..what was it
[03:10] <Tas> chkdsk /f
[03:10] <Tas> but it said the volume was write protected
[03:10] <zonyl> hector__: Never had the occasion to use it.. Let me boot it up and try
[03:10] <Psywiped_> o that will mess some things up
[03:10] <Tas> I suppose it's a limitation caused by OS X and BootCamp, Or something to that effect
[03:10] <dotblank> Ben90: ah well now thats different
[03:10] <Tas> In any case, I formatted the partition and after Ubuntu finishes updating I'll go reinstall it
[03:10] <Ben90> dotblank, ok.
[03:11] <hector__> zonyl, thank you its just i need to get rossetta stone to work
[03:11] <Ben90> dotblank, so can you help me?
[03:11] <maxbaldwin> histo: ok, that worked. thanks. Would you also happen to know the location of cron, so I can add things to it...?
[03:11] <Psywiped_> yes wine will work on a netbook
[03:11] <Frijolie> invernizzi, 4082 frames in 5.0 seconds = 816.101 FPS
[03:11] <Tas> So in essence the problem was solved; I just wanted to know if Jaunty was runnable on the Macbook 5,1
[03:11] <Tas> And if so whether it usually runs better or worse than Intrepid
[03:11] <dotblank> Ben90: have you tried this? http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-set-up-a-gameportgamepad-or-joystick-in-ubuntu.html
[03:12] <gartral> dotblank: i have the same thing, a gamport joystick and no way to set it up >.>
[03:12] <hector__> but does it work in the netbook remix of ubuntu?
[03:12] <Psywiped_> tas  a mac is just a expensive pc with fruit on it
[03:12] <Ben90> dotblank, 1 sec
[03:12] <Psywiped_> and missing a mouse button
[03:12] <Psywiped_> hector__ yes
[03:12] <Tas> USB normal mouse for the win, actually :O
[03:12] <Tas> So basically, yes?
[03:12] <Tas> Hooray
[03:12] <safruhani> hi, could u recommend any download manager for ubuntu 8.10
[03:12] <Tas> Thanks, both of you
[03:13] <SP3C7R3> apt
[03:13] <Tas> Safru
[03:13] <Tas> Just today I saw something about an integrated command line tool
[03:13] <Psywiped_> safruhani yea apt-get
[03:13] <safruhani> download manager ?
[03:13] <safruhani> like wget
[03:13] <safruhani> or smtg else
[03:13] <Tas> That makes the download text based or something like that
[03:13] <safruhani> really?
[03:13] <Psywiped_> safruhani sudo apt-get
[03:13] <safruhani> how strange
[03:13] <Tas> Is that apt-get, Psywiped?
[03:13] <zonyl> hector__: its installing.. 70M though.. doh
[03:14] <safruhani> thanks friends
[03:14] <Tas> Anyway, the point of the command-line tool is that it makes it alot faster supposedly
[03:14] <SP3C7R3> Tas, check pm
[03:14] <safruhani> Tas: which one it?
[03:14] <Ben90> dotblank, that does not help me at all.
[03:14] <invernizzi> Frijoile: it's pretty high, so also your video card is fine. Let's see if some program is using the disk too much. try to install iotop (with aptitude install iotop) and run iotop  -o -b  -n 2 -d2.
[03:14] <Psywiped_> safruhani its sudo apt-get
[03:14] <[_FireSoul_]> good morning guyz
[03:14] <Psywiped_> safruhani to install its sudo apt-get install <app>
[03:14] <dotblank> Ben90: well it should allow you to load a module that acts a joystick
[03:14] <Z3ro3X> I'm in the middle of upgrading (packages still downloading) to 9.  When it's done I plan on using the live cd to convert the file system from ext3 to ext4.  Once that's all done and I run fsck and all that can I just reboot?  Or does Grub need something fancy done to it?
[03:15] <[_FireSoul_]> I have got a problem .. after a while i get some thing on screen like reloading postfix configuration and i have to log in again but its a fresh login so all my work is gone
[03:15] <Psywiped_> !apt-get
[03:15] <Ben90> dotblank, i already have joydev and grip set in the /etc/modules file
[03:16] <[_FireSoul_]> my crash report says
[03:16] <[_FireSoul_]> xorg closed unexpectedly
[03:16] <dotblank> Ben90: how about the module for the gameport?
[03:16] <gartral> dotblank: i have said module loaded, i need to configure it
[03:16] <Frijolie> invernizzi, http://pastebin.com/m9af0748
[03:16] <Psywiped_> [_FireSoul_] yea anytime you restart x its leaving and loging out of your user session
[03:16] <Ben90> dotblank, pleas pm me
[03:17] <gartral> !pm | ben90
[03:17] <Ben90> please*
[03:17] <[_FireSoul_]> Psywiped_, its like i am doing some thing and in b/w it shows me a screen reloading postfix
[03:17] <[_FireSoul_]> and i have got to login again
[03:17] <Psywiped_> [_FireSoul_] if X crashes your going to have to log back in
[03:18] <Ben90> dotblank , what do i have to type?
[03:18] <dotblank> Ben90: lsmod
[03:18] <Ben90> ok 1 sec.
[03:18] <[_FireSoul_]> Yeah Psywiped_ but how do prevent it from crashing
[03:18] <Psywiped_> man i hate driving in the rain
[03:18] <zonyl> hector__: It works fine.  Im playing minesweeper
[03:18] <[_FireSoul_]> I use nVidia ..if that may help
[03:18] <Psywiped_> [
[03:19] <Psywiped_> [_FireSoul_] not sure why its crashing
[03:19] <[_FireSoul_]> do i paste some where the crash report
[03:19] <[_FireSoul_]> that i got
[03:19] <[_FireSoul_]> ?
[03:19] <Ben90> dotblank, it says "gameport               19340  2 grip,snd_ens1371"
[03:19] <Newfie_rich> can some one name a good program for watching dvd's?
[03:20] <dotblank> Ben90: does the js0 device exist in /dev/input
[03:20] <[_FireSoul_]> Psywiped_, i got some hint in the crash report The problem cannot be reported:
[03:20] <[_FireSoul_]> You have some obsolete package versions installed. Please upgrade the following packages and check if the problem still occurs:
[03:20] <zonyl> Newfie_rich: vlc
[03:20] <[_FireSoul_]> guess will do that
[03:20] <[_FireSoul_]> later
[03:20] <[_FireSoul_]> :D
[03:20] <FloodBot1> [_FireSoul_]: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:20] <[_FireSoul_]> thanks
[03:20] <Z3ro3X> Newfie_rich, VLC
[03:20] <safruhani> Psywiped_: i'm trying to download a video or music file from url.. apt-get isn't suitable i think ?
[03:20] <Newfie_rich> I am using totem movie player, and it won't run the dvd i am trying
[03:20] <Newfie_rich> thanks guys I will give that a try
[03:20] <hector__> zonyl, thank you for your time
[03:20] <safruhani> Psywiped_: i've tried, but get en invalid error .
[03:21] <gartral> dotblank: i have js0 and js1 (which makes sense, as i have two joysticks, on USB, one gameport
[03:21] <invernizzi> Frijoile: even this seems perfectly fine. can you tell me a little more about your problem? have you noticed anything unusual? (and give me the output of "free -m" too)
[03:21] <gartral> )
[03:21] <unclemike> i know in most distro...to boot cli....you to /etc/iftab   ......and change 5 to 3....where is that in ubuntu
[03:21] <Psywiped_> safruhani are you looking for somthing for FF?
[03:21] <Ben90> dotblank, not it does not
[03:21] <dotblank> gartral: and jscalibrate does not work?
[03:21] <Psywiped_> a good extension for downloading files in FF is downthemall
[03:21] <safruhani> pyrak: no, opera i use
[03:22] <dotblank> Ben90: what soundcard do you have?
[03:22] <zonyl> I have an 8.10 server that I need to host some vm's on.  I cant run KVM, so I was wondering what the next best choice is for integration into ubuntu?  Qemu, Xen, or VirtualBox?
[03:22] <safruhani> pyrak: i'm sorry
[03:22] <`brandon`> how do i open a .rar file?
[03:22] <Ben90> dotblank i have a "snd_ens1371"
[03:22] <safruhani> `brandon`: apt-get install unrar then, unrar x name_of_extract_file
[03:23] <gartral> dotblank: i didnt have it at all, after installing it, it sees my USB stick, on sec, ill test the GP one
[03:23] <nomad> :-D
[03:23] <nomad> I like RC 904
[03:23] <nroot7> While installing ubuntu I completed the network setup manually. Now my ethernet address remains same and in network manager it comes as unmanaged. How can I undo this to DHCP again?
[03:23] <safruhani> Psywiped_: isn't it for gnome or ubuntu download manager?_
[03:23] <Psywiped_> zonyl ive had sucess with virtualbox
[03:23] <gartral> dotblank: it does not see the gameport joystick
[03:23] <gerber> whats's new on ubuntu 9.04
[03:23] <syntax\> system time has issues, how can i manually set it to pht? +8gmt..
[03:23] <nomad> janitor mainly
[03:23] <nomad> like sweeper for MS Windows
[03:23] <dotblank> gartral: but you have an entry for js1?
[03:24] <Psywiped_> safruhani i have no idea anymore what your trying to do
[03:24] <Ben90> dotblank?
[03:24] <dotblank> Ben90: hmm im not too sure.
[03:24] <Ben90> gartral?
[03:24] <hector__> the notifications are new
[03:24] <dotblank> Ben90: in theory it should work
[03:24] <MoshutZu> Noroc baieti :-)
[03:24] <WebcamWonder> nroot7: Check your /etc/network/interfaces, and see if the interface is configured there
[03:24] <gerber> how can i do vpn connetion just like windows
[03:24] <gartral> dotblank: negative, i do not
[03:24] <hector__> the new ubuntu boots up really fastt on an eeepc
[03:24] <safruhani> Psywiped_: i^m trying to download a file (jpg,mp3,avi etc..) and trying to find a download manager.. what do you use for?
[03:24] <Psywiped_> !openvpm
[03:25] <Psywiped_> !openvpn
[03:25] <BladeNBrocade> wget
[03:25] <safruhani> BladeNBrocade: without wget?
[03:25] <BladeNBrocade> curl
[03:25] <safruhani> :)
[03:25] <safruhani> excpet curl :P
[03:25] <Psywiped_> safruhani yea use Firefox get the addon downthemall
[03:25] <BladeNBrocade> check firefox plugins
[03:25] <safruhani> Psywiped_: BladeNBrocade i don't use firefox
[03:25] <safruhani> i don't like it
[03:25] <BladeNBrocade> thats odd
[03:26] <dotblank> gartral: but you said this " i have js0 and js1 (which makes sense, as i have two joysticks, on USB, one gameport"
[03:26] <BladeNBrocade> what exactly are u trying to accomplish?
[03:26] <nroot7> WebcamWonder: Thanks
[03:26] <gartral> dotblank: i have both devices, but jscalibrator only sees js0
[03:26] <Psywiped_> safruhani i dont know of any other download accelarators for linux then because all i use is FF
[03:26] <dotblank> gartral: try manually entering it
[03:26] <WebcamWonder> safruhani: There are some standalone download manager, aria2, and a few more
[03:27] <BladeNBrocade> hmm download accelerators?
[03:27] <unclemike> how do i boot ubuntu 8.10 to run level 3
[03:27] <Psywiped_> same thing
[03:27]  * BladeNBrocade coughs
[03:27] <dotblank> gartral: Ben90: well im running out of ideas but this thread seems pretty good http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=330607
[03:27] <zonyl> hector__: Have you done the 'profile' switch on boot?  That sped up things quite a bit on my eeepc
[03:27] <BladeNBrocade> <---laughing now
[03:27] <safruhani> BladeNBrocade: for curl and wget, i want to download the whole directory, for wget; using -c , but it brings lots of unnecessary files also, can i explain the proble?
[03:27] <WebcamWonder> BladeNBrocade: A few of them do accelerate using the multi-connection approach
[03:27] <BladeNBrocade> WebcamWonder: im well aware
[03:27] <BladeNBrocade> which in affect slows the connection no?
[03:27] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[03:27] <gartral> dotblank: says the device is not accessable
[03:28] <safruhani> Psywiped_: thank for your patient
[03:28] <WebcamWonder> BladeNBrocade: Leeching is only useful if the server is throttling. Else, it is kinda pointless
[03:28] <troll> jwzwa you are correct, all of my mounted media is i '/media' and it works but somewhere along the way i turned that feature off. now i just want it back . I THOUGHT THAT IT WOULD BE EASY  to put my media drives on the desktop...guess i was wrong
[03:28] <dotblank> gartral: :( if I only had your hardware
[03:28] <BladeNBrocade> safruhani:
[03:28] <invernizzi> safruhani: try aria2. It's awsome. "ria2 is a command line download client with resuming and segmented
[03:28] <invernizzi>  downloading. Supported protocols are HTTP/HTTPS/FTP/BitTorrent and it also
[03:28] <invernizzi>  supports Metalink.
[03:28] <invernizzi> "
[03:28] <BladeNBrocade> wget -A
[03:28] <FloodBot1> invernizzi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:28] <BladeNBrocade> is an accept list
[03:28] <dotblank> !paste invernizzi
[03:28] <BladeNBrocade> wget -r -A jpg mp3  would only download those type of files
[03:28] <dotblank> !paste | invernizzi
[03:28] <hector__> zonyl, no i havent. i just like showing how fast ubuntu linux is to everyone i meet and how fast it boots
[03:28] <Psywiped_> BladeNBrocade no because most servers limit  the down speed for each connection
[03:28] <BladeNBrocade> Psywiped_: that too
[03:29] <BladeNBrocade> so in affect..
[03:29] <`brandon`> !rar | brandon
[03:29] <BladeNBrocade> ur slowing the connection or even blocking it,, using a 'download accelerator'
[03:29] <gartral> dotblank: i could give you ssh..
[03:29] <safruhani> ok thanks for sharing BladeNBrocade
[03:29] <BladeNBrocade> safruhani: no problem
[03:29] <`brandon`> okay i downloaded that rar thing
[03:29] <zonyl> unclemike: Thats a darn good question..  Ubuntu has a weird way about using run levels.
[03:29] <`brandon`> now how do i open it?
[03:29] <marshall> i think tmediavn is spamming, he just messaged me some random url
[03:29] <dotblank> gartral: If you do Ill see what i can do..
[03:29] <Ben90> gartral?
[03:30] <thiebaude> marshall: yea he is
[03:30] <unclemike> zonyl: i want to boot into command line....
[03:30] <Ben90> dotblank?
[03:30] <paulOr> can someone help me setup wifi on my ubuntu server, im not having much luck :(
[03:30] <faus> hello, I am trying to install murrine, and I've selected it in the package manager, and its installed, but i cant figure out how to use it with gnome.. any ideas?
[03:31] <tmediavn> WWW.TMEDIA.VN/TREONICK <---- WELCOME !
[03:31] <BladeNBrocade> grrr i thought this remote connection was dead.. it was hung..!!ArGh!!
[03:31] <zonyl> unclemike:  It will pay attention to 'S' but not the [0-9] runlevels on boot
[03:32] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: set it up to do what?
[03:32] <invernizzi> faus: murrine is an engine, so you should just select a theme that uses it, and you should be fine.
[03:32] <troll> can anyone help me get my drives to show up on the desktop?
[03:32] <zonyl> unclemike: In the end I just wacked gdm out of init and always boot into command line, then start gdm if I have to
[03:32] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: so iv got wireless internet connection
[03:32] <faus> invernizzi: so i can just load the themes regularly then? I thought there would be a special application for configuring it
[03:32] <paulOr> just as a server, not as the router or anything
[03:32] <unclemike> zonyl: init
[03:33] <invernizzi> troll: execute gconf-editor /apps/nautilus/desktop
[03:33] <BladeNBrocade> is the card recognized? is the interface up? does iwlist <interface> scan produce ESSIDs?
[03:33] <faus> invernizzi: it was strange, i tried to compile it from source and the progrm couldnt find my gtk2.1 installs
[03:33] <BladeNBrocade> how far have you gotten?
[03:34] <`brandon`> i used sudo apt-get install rar but now how do i open a .rar file?
[03:34] <BladeNBrocade> wireless server?
[03:34] <unop> `brandon`,  rar x /path/to/file
[03:34] <BladeNBrocade> interesting
[03:34] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: i followed a tutorial i found, however i _thought_ the interface was wlan0, however after double checking it was wmaster0, so iv set it up completly wrong i think, but when i go to setup wmaster0 it just give me: operation not supported errors
[03:35] <WebcamWonder> `brandon`: Just double click on it, and it should open fine in Archive Manager
[03:35] <invernizzi> faus: no special application. If "gnome-appearance-properties" doesn't complain when you select a theme that use murrine, then it's ok. you can double check looking for errors in ~/.xsession-errors
[03:35] <BladeNBrocade> what does wlan0 say when you run those commands on it?
[03:35] <XiaolinDraconis> http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+open+rar+files&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[03:35] <space_cadet> hey guys  I want to make a plugin for totem
[03:36] <gartral> unop, how do i unpack a zip file from my hard drive, to my flash drive (mounted, obviously)
[03:36] <invernizzi> faus: for the second question: did you install libgtk2.0-dev?
[03:36] <zonyl> unclemike: http://caulfield.info/emmet/2008/03/add-a-textonly-runlevel-to-ubu.html
[03:36] <troll> thanks that worked
[03:36] <unop> gartral,  (cd /path/to/flash_drive && unzip /path/to/file.zip)
[03:36] <BladeNBrocade> mv .zip /to/location/ ;cd /to/location/; unzip file.zip
[03:36] <unop> jeez
[03:37] <unclemike> zonyl: thanks
[03:37] <BladeNBrocade> hehe
[03:37] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: wlan0     No scan results
[03:37] <space_cadet> anyone know the basics for making a totem plugin?
[03:37] <BladeNBrocade> thats not right then.. what does lsmod | grep -i iw say?
[03:37] <BladeNBrocade> or in fact...
[03:37] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: nothing at all
[03:38] <BladeNBrocade> is there a wireless network in range?
[03:38] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: yes
[03:38] <c0l2e> how can I umount cifs before networkmanager disabled on shutdown/restart?
[03:38] <BladeNBrocade> and if that says nothing at all.. it sounds like the wireless modules aren't enabled no?
[03:38] <faus> invernizzi: not sure, whatever was installed from the default intrepid livecd
[03:38] <unclemike> zonyl: i ran update and now gnome wont start...just get desktop back ground.....with no panel no right click of the mouse
[03:39] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: i _think_ they are, i may be wrong though: http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/31296611162785282128.jpg
[03:39] <psywiped> afterburners GO
[03:40] <BladeNBrocade> but it says the wireless interface is disabled there
[03:40] <paulOr> o0o
[03:40] <paulOr> i thought doing the walk through tutorial would enable it :D
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[03:40] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[03:41] <BladeNBrocade> can i have the link to the walk thru tutorial?
[03:41] <paulOr> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-troubleshoot-wireless-network-connection-in-ubuntu.html
[03:41] <BladeNBrocade> try to down and up the interface,, is the wireless switch on?
[03:41] <paulOr> wireless is on yea, my laptop/phone are connected to it right now
[03:42] <BladeNBrocade> dhclient <wireless interface> shows what?
[03:42] <psywiped> o god so much blood
[03:42] <psywiped> dam mac book air
[03:42] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: just to make it clear, interface is wmaster0 yea? not wlan0 ?
[03:43] <BladeNBrocade> my wireless int is wlan0
[03:43] <invernizzi> faus: to compile things, you need additional packets (the ones that end in -dev). that is, in simple words, because normal packets are just "compiled" binaries (aka programs). they do not contain all the "stuff" that the compiler needs to know to use those libraries. the -dev packets fill that gap, putting, for instance, header files in /usr/include.
[03:43] <BladeNBrocade> i think wmaster is meant for something else
[03:43] <psywiped> breaking news man commits sucide with mac book air slits wrists
[03:43] <Ben90> how do i downgrade back to 8.04?
[03:43] <taco> hey guys ! i should have picked the nickname 'idiot' 'cuz i'm feeling like one about now...
[03:43] <WebcamWonder> BladeNBrocade: wmaster usually pops up with atheros cards, with the real interface being ath0 (in my experience)
[03:44] <psywiped> Ben90 do you have a wand?
[03:44] <Ben90> huh?
[03:44] <BladeNBrocade> i see
[03:44] <Ben90> very funny.
[03:44] <Genolo> i'm running ubuntu now should i switch to kubuntu?
[03:44] <Genolo> since it is easy
[03:44] <Genolo> to switch i mean
[03:44] <BladeNBrocade> from my understanding wmaster is used internally in 802.11 talk and shouldn't be touched
[03:44] <taco> what is mysql and i bet somebody will tell me to google it...
[03:44] <Knirgh> Genolo: Why
[03:44] <BladeNBrocade> wlan is ur concern
[03:44] <Genolo> i don't know i hear some people like kubuntu better
[03:44] <hhp2k> Hey everyone. Ubuntu 8.04 here.  I'm trying to install a GDM theme and would like to see how it looks before I decide on it completely - is there any way to access my login window WITHOUT logging off my current session?
[03:44] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/2742871850505063172.jpg
[03:45] <Ben90> ha ha.
[03:45] <XiaolinDraconis> then why didnt u google it first taco
[03:45] <space_cadet> hey guys  I want to make a plugin for totem that will parse all the PLS links from DI.fm
[03:45] <Knirgh> taco: it's a database system, wikipedia for more info :)
[03:45] <WebcamWonder> paulOr: Could you pastebin ifconfig?
[03:45] <taco> good question- i was hoping for some 'inside info'
[03:45] <invernizzi> taco: it's a language to make and query databases
[03:45] <BladeNBrocade> so the access point never gave u a ip address
[03:45] <Knirgh> Genolo: just type "sudo apt-get install kde" and you'll have kubuntu
[03:46] <taco> thanks guys - gotta go....wiki, huh? good idea ...
[03:46] <BladeNBrocade> are u using wep or wpa?
[03:46] <Genolo> yes but is it better Knirgh?
[03:46] <paulOr> WebcamWonder: http://pastie.org/451944
[03:46] <h8red> totem doesn't seem like it's worth a crap.  i got vlc to use instead
[03:46] <Knirgh> Genolo: KDE or Gnome.. it's personal taste
[03:46] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: WPA-PSK
[03:46] <Genolo> ahh i don't know what to pick
[03:46] <WebcamWonder> paulOr: Great, and iwconfig please
[03:47] <Genolo> can i try kubuntu without killing ubuntu?
[03:47] <XiaolinDraconis> KDE and Gnome can work side by sid eeven
[03:47] <psywiped> sudo apt-get install kubuntu is better
[03:47] <psywiped> yes genolo
[03:47] <Genolo> how
[03:47] <Knirgh> Genolo: you can try out both.. if u typed my command you can log out and choose "KDE" in sessions to try out kde
[03:47] <paulOr> WebcamWonder: http://pastie.org/451945
[03:47] <Genolo> how do i make them work side by side :o
[03:47] <dotblank> HALPZ! I has encrypted drive in linux can I use it in windows?
[03:48] <Knirgh> !language | dotblank
[03:48] <zamba> i have a problem.. i've a user directory shared (nfs) between quite a few number of users.. to prevent changes by one user being replicated to the others i've used unionfs and tmpfs on-top of this home folder.. problem is whenever i launch firefox the mounted directory fills up in no time..
[03:48] <psywiped> Genolo when you get to the login type option choice the kde one and there is a choic for session
[03:48] <zamba> the size is 20M
[03:48] <zamba> tmpfs uses ram, right?
[03:48] <BladeNBrocade> zamba: yes
[03:48] <XiaolinDraconis> Genolo they answered you for me
[03:48] <WebcamWonder> paulOr: That almost shows that your wireless is configured. do a, sudo ifconfig wlan0 up && sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
[03:48] <zamba> BladeNBrocade: so instead of using tmpfs, then maybe i could do some rebinding from /tmp or similar?
[03:48] <invernizzi> Genolo: you log out of your user, choose the "Sessions" menu in the login screen, and it will show you a list of desktop managers installed. You choose the one you want and login
[03:48] <BladeNBrocade> yep as i said u should up and down the interface and try again
[03:48] <Genolo> ah i see
[03:49] <zamba> BladeNBrocade: instead of "wasting" memory..?
[03:49] <XiaolinDraconis> F10 at login screen to get options and choose session
[03:49] <Linuz2009> Hi, my computer need a sound device
[03:49] <mythicalbox> hello, i'm trying to install ubuntu 6.10 on a machine, it crashes after i choose "try ubuntu without any change to this computer", i get an "end trace 4eaa2a86a8e2da22" message, how can i debug or fix this?
[03:49] <Genolo> so if i type sudo apt-get install kde in the terminal it should work?
[03:49] <BladeNBrocade> u would use a tmpfs if u need the speed of memory.. but if u have no reason leave tmp as is
[03:49] <Knirgh> mythicalbox: try later distributions such as 8.10
[03:49] <psywiped> i like the kde login and the gnome session
[03:49] <zamba> BladeNBrocade: this is not for /tmp
[03:49] <kinja-sheep> invernizzi: Is it possible to install Kubuntu and start a new sessions without shutting down a current X session?  Switching between Ubuntu + Kuduntu?  Everything would be on their positions (windows and whatnot).
[03:49] <Genolo> when i type 'sudo apt-get install kde' into terminal i get errors
[03:50] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade | WebcamWonder: http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/74431438478862903125.jpg
[03:50] <zamba> BladeNBrocade: i use it to create a layer on-top of an existing home directory to prevent permanent changes to it
[03:50] <dotblank> ohh.. you need to mount .mozilla in ram
[03:50] <mythicalbox> Knirgh: I'm sorry, that was a typo, i am using 8.10
[03:50] <Knirgh> Genolo: pastebin the errors would be more useful
[03:50] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[03:50] <BladeNBrocade> interesting
[03:50] <psywiped> Genolo type sudo apt-get install kubuntu
[03:50] <Knirgh> mythicalbox: what graphic card do you have?
[03:50] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade | WebcamWonder: iv got it plugged into my router atm via cat5, i dont know if that is stopping it or something maybe?
[03:50] <dotblank> zamba: you could link .mozilla to /tmp folder
[03:50] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[03:50] <jaymacdonald> how do I compile my very own Linux kernel in order to increase my l33tness to over 9000 levels?
[03:50] <mythicalbox> Knirgh: I'm not sure, i'll turn off the computer and look
[03:51] <h8red> is gnome or kde the better choice
[03:51] <kinja-sheep> jaymacdonald: Learn Gentoo. ;3
[03:51] <psywiped> jaymacdonald read the gentoo install handbook it tells you how
[03:51] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: i've only see that be the issues on Vista..
[03:51] <zamba> dotblank: wouldn't that also link the profile there?
[03:51] <Knirgh> h8red: i like gnome, but there is no "better" choice
[03:51] <BladeNBrocade> how is ur interfaces file set up or are u using nm?
[03:51] <jaymacdonald> I thought this was Ubuntu, not Gentoo, kinja-sheep
[03:51] <Tas> Say
[03:51] <zamba> dotblank: i think i just want the cache to go there
[03:51] <psywiped> e17 is sweet
[03:51] <kinja-sheep> h8red: It's all about preferences.
[03:51] <dotblank> zamba: yes or you could link a folder that caches further in .mozilla
[03:52] <kinja-sheep> !best | h8red
[03:52] <BladeNBrocade> it appears u never get an IP or speak to the IP from layer2
[03:52] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: no idea :s
[03:52] <h8red> how are they different exactly though?
[03:52] <Tas> Say
[03:52] <hhp2k> Hey everyone. Ubuntu 8.04 here.  I'm trying to install a GDM theme and would like to see how it looks before I decide on it completely - is there any way to access my login window WITHOUT logging off my current session?
[03:52] <Tas> KDE
[03:52] <Genolo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154435/
[03:52] <BladeNBrocade> paul paste bin cat /etc/interfaces
[03:52] <kinja-sheep> jaymacdonald: You're talking about increasing your l33tness.  Gentoo is the answer.
[03:52] <Genolo> i get that error even with what psywiped said
[03:52] <BladeNBrocade> i mean /etc/network/interfaces
[03:52] <jaymacdonald> kinja-sheep, Fedora Core > Gentoo
[03:52] <jaymacdonald> k?
[03:52] <Knirgh> Genolo: shut down synaptic or Add/remove programs
[03:52] <Tas> Why do people say KDE is similar to Windows 7's new taskbar?
[03:52] <WebcamWonder> !ot | Tas
[03:53] <BladeNBrocade> wait
[03:53] <psywiped> Genolo whats the error?
[03:53] <jaymacdonald> !beingabitch WebcamWonder
[03:53] <Genolo>  now it says: sudo apt-get install kubuntu
[03:53] <paulOr> no such file or directory BladeNBrocade
[03:53] <BladeNBrocade> it sees ur wireless now i just looked at the screenshot =)
[03:53] <Genolo> err
[03:53] <BladeNBrocade> ur not looking in the right place then
[03:53] <Genolo> it says
[03:53] <Genolo> E: Couldn't find package kubuntu
[03:53] <BladeNBrocade> but anywho... it see ut AP now
[03:53] <invernizzi> kinja-sheep: you are making a little error. Kubuntu, like Ubuntu, is a "distribution", it is a way to install linux (the same difference that stands between Windows xP and Vista). you probably mean if you can run GNOME and KDE (which are "desktop managers") at the same time. You can, but why? you can use the programs that one offers inside the other without any problem. Can you explain what you need better?
[03:53] <BladeNBrocade> Pauls Wireless?
[03:53] <Knirgh> !enter | Genolo
[03:53] <usr13> Tas: Well, they don't say KDE is, but KDE4 is similar to Windows7
[03:53] <WebcamWonder> paulOr: Can you try connecting to your AP now using NM?
[03:54] <safruhani>  deco | does Linus Torvalds still use fedora?
[03:54] <paulOr> no idea what AP / NM is :D
[03:54] <psywiped> safruhani no i think he went to gentoo
[03:54] <usr13> Tas: A lot of Linux users still use KLE 3.9 or 3.10
[03:54] <Genolo> enter is punctuation dammit
[03:54] <BladeNBrocade> ur router
[03:54] <safruhani> i'm sorry about that post
[03:54] <WebcamWonder> paulOr: AP = Access Pointer, NM = Network Manager (the default GUI utility to connect to networks) :)
[03:54] <BladeNBrocade> nm = network manager
[03:54] <psywiped> Genolo try sudo apt-get install kde-desktop
[03:54] <WebcamWonder> paulOr: Access Point*
[03:54] <Genolo> holy crap 2 hours left
[03:54] <Genolo> o.o
[03:55] <BladeNBrocade> AP = Access Point which iw ould imagine is ur router
[03:55] <kinja-sheep> invernizzi: I'm quite comfortable with Gnome.  I wanted to know/experience the true benefits of running KDE.  If you do use KDE, do you by any chance know the package name that KDE use to "display" folders on the Desktop?
[03:55] <Genolo> sudo apt-get install kde worked
[03:55] <Genolo> but my internet connection is so slow this could take a while
[03:55] <paulOr> can i connect to it here? or on the server?
[03:55] <BladeNBrocade> ?
[03:55] <psywiped> o it might be sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[03:55] <Knirgh> Genolo: kde is the right one to install
[03:55] <tritium> Genolo: if you want kde, you really should install the full kubuntu-desktop
[03:55] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: u connect to the AP when u join a wireless network
[03:55] <kinja-sheep> invernizzi: You're probably right.  I should mean KDE, not kubuntu.
[03:56] <BladeNBrocade> u connect to the router when plug in the cat 5
[03:56] <BladeNBrocade> ur already connected.. u need to see if u can connect wirelessly to the AP now that u up and down the interface
[03:56] <zamba> dotblank: i tried symlinking the Cache-folder out of the directory, but that didn't work either
[03:56] <psywiped> kubuntu also gets all the kde apps
[03:56] <Genolo> wait what now i'm confused
[03:56] <WebcamWonder> kinja-sheep: KDE4 uses plasmoids and widgets to show a specific directory on your desktop
[03:56] <BladeNBrocade> so how did u connect to the wireless network before?
[03:56] <BladeNBrocade> either from command line or network manager...
[03:56] <paulOr> i havent managed to get it connected before
[03:57] <zamba> dotblank: but what if i instead of using tmpfs uses something else.. just creates a new fs on a directory in /tmp?
[03:57] <dotblank> zamba: on the client machines what is their fstab?
[03:57] <Genolo> !enter | Knirgh
[03:57] <Genolo> aww
[03:57] <usr13> Tas: Actually, it's because of a video.  This site has link to it:  http://fwlug.org/
[03:57] <psywiped> Genolo dont worry after the kde install finishes you can run sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[03:57] <Genolo> AHAHAA
[03:57] <paulOr> its a fresh install :D doing this for first time, i ran through that tutorial and this is as far as iv got
[03:57]  * Genolo runs
[03:57] <zamba> dotblank: you mean the /home mount?
[03:57] <Genolo> okay
[03:57] <Tas> Weeeee
[03:57] <Tas> :C american internet I miss you
[03:57] <Tas> Come hoooome
[03:58] <Genolo> did i just overwrite the regular ubuntu?
[03:58] <BladeNBrocade> have u set the key to ur network?
[03:58] <zamba> dotblank: 192.168.1.1:/data/homes/homenfs
[03:58] <tjz> hi guys
[03:58] <tjz> i don't think we need an anti virus program on ubuntu, right?
[03:58] <tjz> :P
[03:58] <invernizzi> kinja-sheep: the package is kdebase-workspace-bin. you can run "startkde" (or startkde4) to start the kde desktop, but if you want to try out kde, why don't you just enter into a kde session? kde AND gnome do not live perfectly well together
[03:58] <Tas> Hey friends and neighbors, does any...wat?
[03:58] <usr13> tjz: Right
[03:59] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: yes
[03:59] <Ben90> WTF!!!
[03:59] <psywiped> no Genolo
[03:59] <tritium> Ben90: easy there
[03:59] <Genolo> good :P
[03:59] <psywiped> Genolo your /home is safe
[04:00] <Ben90> tritium, how do i enable my joystick in 9.04?
[04:00] <Tas> Anyone here who runs the Steam game client and possibly Steam games through WINE?
[04:00] <usr13> Tas:  Your question is illegible
[04:00] <usr13> Tas: The last one is not.
[04:00] <kinja-sheep> invernizzi: I think I found what I'm looking for -- As you said it earlier ... Manager -- http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/kde
[04:00] <wstraus> hello people, I've been all over google trying to figure this one out. I have Ubuntu 8.10 on my computer and I'm tring to add Winxp i've got one root partition and one swap for ubuntu and one ntfs for the new windows, but the win installer only has one big unknown partition to choose to install to.
[04:00] <Ben90> i used to be able to set the line "options snd_ens1371 joystick=1" and it would work
[04:01] <Ben90> but not that wont work anymore.
[04:01] <mythicalbox> Knirgh: okay, it's a gigabyte gv-nx86s256h
[04:01] <wstraus> any ideas?
[04:01] <BladeNBrocade> are u using those drivers they say use in that manual?
[04:01] <Ben90> can anyone please help me?
[04:01] <Tas> Sorry usr13
[04:01] <Shivam> i need help installing an SSH program.
[04:02] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: it doesnt say to use drivers for WPA-PSK
[04:02] <usr13> wstraus: MS Windows is not (by default) capable of reading other file systems, (other than it's own native ones), so it is unable to read the Linux file system.
[04:02] <Tas> Well, Steam is a game client on Windows that you can buy games through and stuff
[04:02] <psywiped> wstraus yea get virtuebox format the ntfs to ext4 and install windows in vrutuebox
[04:02] <hhp2k> wstraus: Did the guys in #windows chase you out with pitchforks? :P
[04:02] <invernizzi> kinja-sheep: ok, so you want to *install* kde, not to run it with gnome. That guide is fine, but you don't need to install kdm (since you have gdm already working). Enjoy kde!
[04:02] <Ben90> i need help enabling my gameport joystick in 9.04
[04:02] <Tas> It's basically a cross of games database and a messenger, plus a store
[04:02] <usr13> wstraus: Also note that MS Windows is unable to boot from anywhere but the first partition on the first drive.
[04:02] <Tas> I know it's runnable through WINE, but I want to know how ell
[04:02] <psywiped> kdm is better
[04:02] <Tas> well*
[04:03] <Ben90> +
[04:03] <Ben90> oops.
[04:03] <Guest60459> how to download a video from youtube
[04:03] <Tas> WINE being the Linux/OSX program that I'm pretty sure mostly everyone here knows about
[04:03] <kinja-sheep> invernizzi: Well, I meant to run KDE without KDE's apps.  Isn't kdm what I'm looking for?
[04:03] <wstraus> did'nt try #windows, ah the ntfs partition is the last one on the drive. could that cause this?
[04:04] <Guest60459> how to download a video from youtube
[04:04] <psywiped> o god so much blood
[04:04] <Guest60459> tell me anybody
[04:04] <BladeNBrocade> try joining the network with the iwconfig command and using ur key in one line
[04:04] <Guest60459> help me please
[04:04] <psywiped> breaking news man commits sucide with mac book air found with slits wrists
[04:04] <starcannon> Guest60459 DownloadHelper addon for Firefox works quite nicely
[04:04] <BladeNBrocade> iwconfig wlan0 essid "My Network" mode managed key <key>
[04:04] <Shivam> can anyone help get a SSH program on my ubuntu?
[04:04] <wstraus> the weird thing is that there is 3 partitions but win install only sees one unknown that is the same size as my whole drive.
[04:04] <tritium> psywiped: please stay on topic
[04:05] <Guest60459> thanks
[04:05] <BladeNBrocade> apt-get install openssh-server
[04:05] <usr13> wstraus: If your PC is able to boot from a second drive, then add a new HD install MS Windows on that new one, and use the cmos settings to select OS.
[04:05] <tritium> Shivam: client is already installed.  "sudo apt-get install openssh-server" for the server.
[04:05] <Ben90> ubuntu SUCKS!!!!!1!!
[04:05] <tritium> Calm down, Ben90.
[04:05] <Shivam> thanks what about the client.
[04:05] <BladeNBrocade> Shivam: "apt-get install openssh-server"
[04:05] <usr13> Ben90:  Yea it sure does.  Tell us more.
[04:05] <BladeNBrocade> Shivam: "apt-get install openssh-client"
[04:05] <wstraus> usr13: that would be best but it's a laptop
[04:05] <psywiped> system commander works wonders
[04:05] <Shivam> thanks a lot.
[04:05] <BladeNBrocade> i believe thats installed automagically
[04:05] <Ben90> i don't know why i use a crappy os!!!
[04:05] <invernizzi> kinja-sheep: ok. you want to install just the "kdebase" package. execute "sudo aptitude install kdebase, then logout, in the login screen click the "Sessions" menu, choose KDE, and login again.
[04:06] <Linuz2009> there's no device in my volume control
[04:06] <Linuz2009> when I reboot my computer its gone
[04:06] <Shivam> Ben90 stop having an orgy please
[04:06] <Ben90> i'm not.
[04:06] <Linuz2009> anyone?
[04:06] <Ben90> i'm just mad.
[04:06] <starcannon> that word always makes me laugh
[04:06] <tritium> Ben90: this is not the place to throw your tantrum.
[04:06] <Linuz2009> hello?
[04:06] <Ben90> well then someone please help me.
[04:06] <space_cadet> Ben90, take a breath, light a cig, and tell us what happened
[04:06] <tritium> !patience | Ben90
[04:06] <Ben90> this is important.
[04:06] <usr13> Ben90: But I must tell you, we're not much into philosophy here.  Philosophical discussions don't play too well here.
[04:06] <kinja-sheep> invernizzi: Sounds about right.  Thanks!  Now I'm out to learn more about KDE. :)
[04:07]  * psywiped runs out of room screaming "o god no!"
[04:07] <Ben90> ok
[04:07] <BladeNBrocade> Ben90: get to the point
[04:07] <invernizzi> kinja-sheep:bye
[04:07] <Ben90> my joystick wont work
[04:07] <tritium> Ben90: joysticks are for games, which by definition are not important.
[04:07] <space_cadet> lol
[04:07] <Ben90> i don't care.
[04:07] <wstraus> i 2nd that
[04:07] <BladeNBrocade> incredible... when did the joystick stop working?
[04:07] <Ben90> i wanna play a game with my joystick.
[04:07] <tritium> Ben90: take it easy, or you'll be gone from here.
[04:08] <Ben90> ok sorry.
[04:08] <hhp2k> Ben90: Does the game run on Ubuntu?
[04:08] <space_cadet> ^^ natively?
[04:08] <BladeNBrocade> is the joystick supported on ubuntu?
[04:08] <Ben90> yes it does.
[04:08] <hhp2k> Ben90: Also, which version of Ubuntu do you have?
[04:08] <Ben90> yes.
[04:08] <Guest92430> tell me about download video from youtube
[04:08] <BladeNBrocade> has the joystick ever worked?
[04:08] <wstraus> thanks guys I'm gonna try moving my ntfs to the first partition on the drive.
[04:08] <space_cadet> Guest92430, install firefox
[04:09] <Ben90> i'm running 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope)
[04:09] <invernizzi> Ben90: paste here sudo lsmod|grep joy
[04:09] <tritium> BladeNBrocade: if you "apt-cache search youtube", you'll see a few options.
[04:09] <wstraus> I'm sure I'll be back later.
[04:09] <space_cadet> Guest92430, then install the firefox add on greasmonkey
[04:09] <nroot7> I have a question which may be politically incorrect to ask in this room, but its genuine. Why is that my internet experience, in terms of download speed, better in vista than in ubuntu? I just have fresh install of both, do I need to change some settings?
[04:09] <BladeNBrocade> tritium: awesome.. but i wouldn't need =)
[04:09] <usr13> wstraus: If you move your Linux partition, you will have problems.
[04:09] <starcannon> Guest92430 DownloadHelper addon for firefox
[04:09] <space_cadet> Guest92430, then hold on
[04:09] <Ben90> joydev                 18368  0
[04:10] <luddite> was the ubuntu release pushed back?
[04:10] <Ben90> does that help?
[04:10] <luddite> 9.04
[04:10] <space_cadet> Guest92430, then install this script into greasemonkey
[04:10] <space_cadet> http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/42213
[04:10] <usr13> wstraus: Better off to add another HD.
[04:10] <BladeNBrocade> is 9.04 even stable yet?
[04:10] <tritium> BladeNBrocade: wouldn't need what?
[04:10] <ernie_eu> nroot7: well, maybe it's because of IPv6
[04:10]  * psywiped returnes with the the buster sword
[04:10] <tritium> BladeNBrocade: ah, sorry, wrong nick.
[04:10] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/6939484384828591850.jpg
[04:10] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[04:10] <invernizzi> Ben90: "ok, now execute: sudo rmmod joydev; sudo modprobe joydev; dmesg |tail" and paste the result on pastebin.com
[04:10] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: its appeared to have made a connection at some point ?
[04:10] <Ben90> ok 1 sec.
[04:10] <tritium> Guest92430: "apt-cache search youtube" will show you a few options, including clive, and youtube-dl.
[04:10] <wstraus> usr13: I thought I had done it before w/ a gparted live cd, I can't add a hd because it's a laptop.
[04:11] <space_cadet> tritium, check this out... http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/42213
[04:11] <Guest92430> how to use youtube-dl
[04:11] <tritium> space_cadet: thanks, but I prefer to stick with stuff in the repos.
[04:11] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: i dont see that it connected from there
[04:11] <space_cadet> tritium, puts two links just belo the vid.
[04:11] <tritium> space_cadet: ok, thanks
[04:11] <ernie_eu> nroot7: I don't know how it looks in latest ubuntus but try disabling ipv6
[04:11] <space_cadet> tritium, I wrote it. and it's opensource
[04:12] <usr13> wstraus: If you move your Linux partitions to different places on the drive,  you will have problems, more than you are willing to solve - trust me.
[04:12] <tritium> space_cadet: nice
[04:12] <nroot7> ernie_eu: thanks for the tip, I will try this
[04:12] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: its not connected, but thats my router control panel showing it, so it must have connected at some point
[04:12] <ernie_eu> nroot7: n
[04:12] <psywiped> Guest92430 the youtube issue isnt realy a ubuntu issue
[04:12] <Guest92430> how to use youtube-dl
[04:12] <ernie_eu> p
[04:12] <space_cadet> tritium, plus, it's platform independant
[04:12] <ernie_eu> doh
[04:12] <ernie_eu> I ment np
[04:12] <invernizzi> Guest92430: youtube-dl  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEOujzUwAOc
[04:12] <wstraus> did I mention I hate windows..
[04:12] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: ur right
[04:12] <RandomUsr> hello
[04:12] <epalm> i've got a Logitch QuickCam Messenger http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/480/3378&cl=ca,en and skype sees it at /dev/video0 but when i hit "test" in the skype interface, nothing comes up
[04:13] <epalm> same issue with camorama
[04:13] <BladeNBrocade> is that from when u tried with the iwconfig one line?
[04:13] <RandomUsr> Just installed Jaunty and have no sound. Could someone assist me with this?
[04:13] <paulOr> i tryed ifconfig wlan0/wmaster0 up - nothing though :(
[04:13] <BladeNBrocade> also if u connected.... its in lgs
[04:13] <Ben90> go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d4fe571d9
[04:13] <wstraus> ok thanks, I guess I'll look for another way.
[04:13] <BladeNBrocade> i dont think wmaster should be touched here
[04:13] <paulOr> :x ok
[04:13] <BladeNBrocade> check the logs
[04:13] <usr13> wstraus: The recommended method to create a dual boot [MS / Linux], is to install MS  Windows first,  (so that it occupies the first partition).  MS Windows is incabable of booting from anywhere else than the firts partition.
[04:13] <paulOr> what log files?
[04:14] <space_cadet> ipv6   non existant on the general web
[04:14] <BladeNBrocade> syslog or messages
[04:14] <paulOr> location?
[04:14] <invernizzi> Guest92430: I suggest you to use a web-based solution, like http://www.videodl.org/ . It's a lot easier if you don't have much experience
[04:14] <BladeNBrocade> /var/log/*
[04:14] <usr13> wstraus: If  you install Linux first, you must leave room at the beginning of the drive for MS Windows partition.
[04:14] <Guest92430> i want to download a video from youtube
[04:15] <usr13> Guest92430: Go right ahead.
[04:15] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[04:15] <Ben90> invernizzi, go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d4fe571d9
[04:15] <invernizzi> Irfan: just go  http://www.videodl.org/
[04:15] <Irfan> i want to download a video from youtube
[04:15] <psywiped> we dont care
[04:15] <usr13> psywiped: Hou too?
[04:15] <ernie_eu> we ?
[04:15] <BladeNBrocade> i think theres a perl script on cpan that does that if u dont want the firefox plugin
[04:16] <Guest47655> thanks
[04:16] <Ben90> ok.
[04:16] <usr13> Who*
[04:16] <Ben90> im feeling crazy again...
[04:16] <usr13> Ben90: OT
[04:16] <wstraus> usr13: wait that can't be right because I'm replacing a windows install that use to be working, I never moved the partition I just reformated it.
[04:16] <ernie_eu> Guest47655: https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/firefox/addon/10137
[04:16] <BladeNBrocade> Ben90: that would imply @ some point u weren't crazy
[04:16] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[04:16] <Ben90> ot?
[04:17] <Ben90> ok.
[04:17]  * psywiped samcks Ben90 with the flat side of his sword
[04:17] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[04:17] <space_cadet> no trout?
[04:17] <Ben90> hey.
[04:17] <psywiped> feel better Ben90?
[04:17] <usr13> wstraus: Ok, if you have free space at the beginning of the drive, you are good to go.
[04:17] <Ben90> not exactly.
[04:17] <psywiped> i can do it with the shapr side next
[04:17] <krishna>  /join #puppylinux
[04:17] <kyle___> After a kernel compile and install (git) nVidia graphic drivers no longer work. I didn't modify the kernel config in any way. Is their a kernel option I need to have before the prop nividia drivers will work?
[04:17] <Ben90> noooooooo...
[04:17] <RandomUsr> Does anyone have any experience with HDA intel on Jaunty?
[04:18] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: http://pastie.org/451971
[04:18] <BladeNBrocade> kyle___: drivers need to be recompiled with the kernel sometimes
[04:18] <paulOr> should 255.255.255.255 not be my routers IP?
[04:18] <BladeNBrocade> u may need to reinstall the drivers
[04:18] <space_cadet> !jaunty | RandomUsr,
[04:18] <ernie_eu> kyle___: you just reinstall nvidia drivers
[04:18] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: thats not a valid IP
[04:18] <usr13> wstraus: If when you installed Ubuntu, you left a partion or some free space at the beginning of the drive that is large enough to isntll MS Windows on, you are good to go.
[04:18] <BladeNBrocade> thats a broadcast address
[04:18] <ernie_eu> it's normal
[04:18] <Ben90> oh for f**k sakes.
[04:18] <paulOr> how do i change it?
[04:18] <wstraus> usr13: no as I've said the ntfs partition is the last on the drive, and until I formated it, it worked.\
[04:18] <invernizzi> Ben90: try to plug out and plugin the joystick, and give me the output of dmesg.
[04:18] <mrmcgibby> I'm getting 404 errors when I try to upgrade certain packages.  Is this normal?
[04:19] <space_cadet> plug out?
[04:19] <_chun> Small problem: when I alt-tab, I get horrible pixelated icons for minimised apps. I understand there's a good reason for this - but can I get everything to maximise before alt-tabbing? I've tried binding alt-tab to "wmctrl -k off" in compiz, but I'm guessing you can't bind a key combo to two actions... anyone got any ideas?
[04:19]  * psywiped chops of one of Ben90's arms.
[04:19] <RandomUsr> space_cadet, was the image re-released on p2p?
[04:19] <invernizzi> mrmcgibby: run aptitude update
[04:19] <usr13> wstraus: Also, if your swap partition is the first partition on the drive, you can move that and move everything else further twards the end of the drive and  you are good to go.
[04:19] <BladeNBrocade> depends on what ur using to configure the interfaces network manager or interfaces file
[04:19] <BladeNBrocade> if network manger click on the the icon and edit the interface settings for wlans default router
[04:19] <space_cadet> RandomUsr, not sure
[04:19] <usr13> wstraus: pastebin the output of  sudo fdisk -l
[04:19] <BladeNBrocade> if interfaces check that file and the default route entry there
[04:19] <hhp2k> _chun: Hate that too.  Haven't looked into a solution for it myself yet.
[04:20] <BladeNBrocade> unless ur router accepts broadcast traffic this most likely wont work,,
[04:20] <psywiped> wstraus just install windows as a VM inside of Linux
[04:20] <RandomUsr> space_cadet, jaunty is the best thing I've ever used. except for the sound issue. Think I can get it working tho
[04:20] <Guest97148>  http://www.videodl.org/ is not working
[04:20] <paulOr> my router has the box locked on 192.168.1.67
[04:20] <space_cadet> BladeNBrocade, which has to be configured
[04:20] <BladeNBrocade> thats ok
[04:20] <tritium> Guest97148: I gave you two ubuntu-based options from software in the repositories.
[04:20] <BladeNBrocade> is that a valid IP on ur network?
[04:20] <Guest97148> tell me about youtube downloader
[04:21] <paulOr> 92.168.1.67 ?
[04:21] <BladeNBrocade> is ur network 192.168.1.x?
[04:21] <lvlefisto> RandomUsr: what is that issue with audio you are talking about?
[04:21] <psywiped> yes paulOr
[04:21] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: yea
[04:21] <space_cadet> Guest97148, and I gave you an add in based solution
[04:21] <zelda> BladeNBrocade? Where did you come up with that name?
[04:21] <BladeNBrocade> so thats a valid IP address
[04:21] <paulOr> http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/3832402014439350342.jpg
[04:21] <paulOr> yea
[04:21] <paulOr> it shows apache :)
[04:21] <BladeNBrocade> i work a lot on blade systems and brocade fiber switches
[04:21] <mrmcgibby> invernizzi: do I need to do that on a regular basis?
[04:21] <paulOr> but this is wired atm aswell
[04:21] <wstraus> psywiped: I have that done all ready but I want a real windows install for flashing roms to my WM phone.
[04:21] <zelda> Oh figured. I work for HP
[04:21] <Guest97148> i have already download youtube-dl how is it working
[04:21] <BladeNBrocade> nice
[04:21] <psywiped> Guest97148 that has nothing to do with ubuntu go ask a search engien
[04:21] <BladeNBrocade> i work for IPsoft
[04:21] <RandomUsr> lvlefisto, the sound won't work
[04:21] <zelda> heh so I deal with blades and brocade switches too
[04:22]  * Milos_SD-aWay is Away, Reason: ( Spavam!!! ) | Since: ( Sunday, April 19, 2009. 21:25:36 ) Xlack v2.1
[04:22] <BladeNBrocade> zelda: cool beans
[04:22] <lvlefisto> RandomUsr: ok, thanks for the info
[04:22] <Ben90> invernizzi, go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d5b9a3027 then http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d2f60e90d
[04:22] <RandomUsr> lvlefisto, but lspci and everything else say it's good. and no the sound isn't muted hehe
[04:22] <zelda> IPsoft, dont they have a place in Utah?
[04:22] <tritium> !away > Milos_SD-aWay
[04:22] <psywiped> !ot | guest9
[04:22] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: that IP is not the issue
[04:22] <BladeNBrocade> if ur interface is indeed set to look for a default gateway at 255.255.255.255 this wont work
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> thats a broadcast address to the entire internet..
[04:23] <invernizzi> mrmcgibby: your ubuntu does that for you in background every now and then, but if you are not always connected, it may happen you need to do that. the "404" just means "hey, that package doesn't exist anymore, you need to update the list of packages".
[04:23] <wstraus> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/154447/
[04:23] <Guest97148> another program that use to download video from youtube
[04:23] <space_cadet> lol
[04:23] <paulOr> so i need to find that interfaces file
[04:23] <psywiped> 255.255.255.0 would
[04:23] <tritium> Guest97148: clive, as I told you earlier.
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> no it wouldn't
[04:23] <psywiped> 255.255.255.128 would
[04:23] <space_cadet> Guest97148, check your pm
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> as a default router ip?
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> no
[04:23] <Guest97148> ok i am trying now
[04:23] <Ben90> invernizzi?
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> yes that may work
[04:23] <psywiped> no as subnets
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> the 128
[04:23] <BladeNBrocade> oh as a subnet yea
[04:24] <BladeNBrocade> but it's not a good idea to have a subnet like that
[04:24] <tritium> !enter | BladeNBrocade
[04:24] <psywiped> why?
[04:24] <invernizzi> Ben90: I'm afraid your joystick is not supported. can you give me the name of the joystick?
[04:24] <space_cadet> why would you want a 128 subnet?
[04:24] <BladeNBrocade> because once nat gets involved and traffic needs to traverse that internal network and the internet it can cause issue
[04:24] <Ben90> invernizzi its a gravis gamepad pro
[04:24] <psywiped> ah
[04:24] <BladeNBrocade> having a subnet thats 255.255.255.0 would cause issues
[04:24] <Ben90> and it worked in 8.04
[04:24] <RandomUsr> does blueray work in Jaunty?
[04:24] <BladeNBrocade> in fact.. most routers most likely wouldn't let u do this
[04:25] <usr13> wstraus: You say that "the ntfs partition is the last on the drive, and until you formated it".  Do you mean that you had a dual boot system working at that point? (With the MS Windows partition at the end of the drive?)
[04:25] <psywiped> no it has to be 255.255.255.0
[04:25] <space_cadet> what r u trying to do BladeNBrocade
[04:25] <invernizzi> Ben90: have you tried http://www.linuxtutorialblog.com/post/solution-getting-a-gravis-gamepad-pro-to-work-on-linux
[04:25] <Ben90> 1 sec
[04:25] <BladeNBrocade> im not trying to do anything space_cadet .. just explaining to someone something
[04:25] <wstraus> usr13: yes I did.
[04:25] <space_cadet> BladeNBrocade, aah,   has dd-wrt or tomato been considered?
[04:25] <zelda> everyone just get off his back.
[04:26] <psywiped> that subnets allows you to address all the ip's in the 0 part to the same network
[04:26] <BladeNBrocade> space_cadet: thats not the issue either
[04:26] <Guest97148> how to use clive
[04:26] <BladeNBrocade> and what would the broadcase address be psywiped ?
[04:26] <space_cadet> BladeNBrocade, well i saw multicast needed to not be filtered...
[04:26] <psywiped> 192.168.1.255
[04:26] <wstraus> usr13: and back then I think I did install win first. but at the end of the drive.
[04:26] <tritium> Guest97148: "man clive"
[04:27] <psywiped> gatway is 192.168.1.0
[04:27] <BladeNBrocade> psywiped: so ur not talking about making a 225.255.255.0 network any more?
[04:27] <Guest97148> only clive
[04:27] <BladeNBrocade> ok i agree then,,
[04:27] <unop> psywiped, given that subnet mask - that address cannot be a gateway
[04:27] <tritium> Guest97148: "man clive" is the command you can run to read the manual page for clive.
[04:27] <psywiped> well that would work but no 255.255.255.0 is a subnet
[04:27] <invernizzi> could we please kick out  Guest97148 (the "download youtube" guy)? He keeps  changing name, but the question is't always the same.
[04:27] <BladeNBrocade> umm
[04:27] <usr13> wstraus: You must know something I do not know.  But, I fail to understand why you would ask if it is possible to do something you've already done?
[04:27] <BladeNBrocade> isn't this what i told u?
[04:27] <BladeNBrocade> anyway we are way past the point.. fix ur default router to point to ur routers internal IP
[04:27] <space_cadet> lol invernizzi
[04:28] <psywiped> and yes it is a valid subnet
[04:28] <BladeNBrocade> point blank
[04:28] <Ben90> invernizzi?
[04:28] <Guest97148> i was disconncted
[04:28] <BladeNBrocade> it isn't psywiped
[04:28] <invernizzi> Ben90: yes?
[04:28] <Guest97148> sorry man
[04:28] <BladeNBrocade> u can not connect a 255.255.255.0 network
[04:28] <BladeNBrocade> sorry to say
[04:28] <Guest97148> i am new in this community
[04:28] <unop> psywiped, 192.168.1.0 is not a valid host address because all host bits are 0, it is the network/subnet address
[04:28] <psywiped> subnet not network
[04:28] <paulOr> im still not understanding where to change this 255.255.255.255 :D
[04:28] <space_cadet> !offtopic | Guest97148
[04:28] <Ben90> i can't seem to find what i'm looking for.
[04:28] <BladeNBrocade> unop: correct
[04:28] <Guest97148> i am realy sorry
[04:29] <kyle___> where are the kernel modules located
[04:29] <psywiped> it doesnt go 255.255.255.255 then 0.255.255.255
[04:29] <Guest97148> sorry men
[04:29] <wstraus> usr13: because when I try to install this time win installer reports that I only have one partition, type unknown, and is the size of my whole drive.
[04:29] <BladeNBrocade> psywiped: what are u talking about?
[04:29] <psywiped> i know my ccna stuff
[04:29] <Guest97148> i am realy sorry
[04:29] <unop> BladeNBrocade, afaik, the 255.255.255.0 network is reserved and never used too :)
[04:29] <BladeNBrocade> obviously not
[04:29] <BladeNBrocade> unop: this is what i've said all along
[04:29] <psywiped> its the subnet
[04:29] <Guest97148> i am new in ubuntu and wants to learn
[04:29] <Ben90> invernizzi i can't seem to find what i'm looking for.
[04:29] <BladeNBrocade> not a subnet
[04:29] <BladeNBrocade> its a netmask
[04:30] <space_cadet> Guest97148, at least your not angry like others...  there's just soo much going on in here, you may be better off in offtopic for now...
[04:30] <unop> psywiped, there's a difference between a subnet and a subnet mask - they are two different things
[04:30] <usr13> wstraus:  I've told you what you need to do, if you do not believe me, I can not help you.  The bottom line is that you have saddled a dead horse.
[04:30] <BladeNBrocade> completely diff things
[04:30] <space_cadet> !beginners
[04:30] <psywiped> i guess im tired
[04:30] <BladeNBrocade> must be
[04:30] <Guest97148> ok man where is offtopic
[04:30] <scunizi> BladeNBrocade: unop I came in late and so have missed a bunch of this thread.. I looked at my router and the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0 and the primary address is 192.168.0.1.. is this an incorrect marriage of address and subnet?
[04:30] <zelda> hm
[04:30] <BladeNBrocade> no
[04:30] <psywiped> scunizi your good
[04:30] <BladeNBrocade> thats correct
[04:30] <Ben90> i'm feeling crazy again.
[04:30] <unop> scunizi, yep
[04:30] <BladeNBrocade> in the others case
[04:31] <paulOr> im still not understanding where to change this 255.255.255.255 :D
[04:31] <BladeNBrocade> he said his default gatway was 255.255.255.0
[04:31] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr:
[04:31] <space_cadet> what?
[04:31]  * psywiped chops off one of Ben90's feet.
[04:31] <zelda> thats anyones default.
[04:31] <Guest97148> i am realy sorry to all to disturb you
[04:31] <BladeNBrocade> change the default gateway to the routers internal IP address
[04:31] <Ben90> hey!
[04:31] <Guest97148> thanks
[04:31] <psywiped> o
[04:31] <BladeNBrocade> if it is indeed 255.255.255.255 now
[04:31] <wstraus> usr13: well thank you for trying, I do appreciate it.
[04:31] <invernizzi>  Guest97148: try http://arun.wordpress.com/2007/01/29/download-youtube-videos-the-linux-way/ , it should solve your problem.
[04:31] <BladeNBrocade> u need t change this to the routers internal IP
[04:31] <unop> 255.255.255.255  sounds improbably for a subnet mask
[04:31] <space_cadet> unless your seriously subnetting, 255.255.255.0 is not even a valid ip address
[04:31] <paulOr> where do i change it though
[04:31] <scunizi> unop: says yep = not good and BladeNBrocade says no meaning it's ok.. ??
[04:31] <Guest97148> thanks
[04:31] <BladeNBrocade> unop:
[04:31] <tritium> Guest97148: you're not.  We've given you some suggestions.  Please try them out.
[04:31] <usr13> wstraus: If you want to build a dual boot system - just delete the existing partitions, install MS Windows first and then install Ubuntu second.
[04:32] <BladeNBrocade> scunizi: thats fine
[04:32] <BladeNBrocade> unop: thats a broadcast address to the internet
[04:32] <BladeNBrocade> it would never work....
[04:32] <wstraus> usr13: yea i think I'm ganna have to do that.
[04:32] <Ben90> psywiped blasts a BFG in psywiped's face.
[04:32] <tritium> BladeNBrocade: I've asked you to watch !enter, please.
[04:32] <space_cadet> unop, actually 255.255.255.255 is a valid subnet mask, defines one host
[04:32] <Tophu> hey all thank you to all who helped me get my ventrilo server running in a terminal window on boot. got it working finally
[04:32] <Ben90> oops.
[04:32] <BladeNBrocade> not sure how his gatway got configured as that
[04:33]  * scunizi enjoys these more technical conversations that tread on the edge of O.T.
[04:33] <unop> space_cadet, sure, but you'd never use it as a subnet mask for an addressable host on a multiaccess network like LAN/Ethernet
[04:33] <paulOr> my router IP is: 192.168.1.254 is that what i need to change it too?
[04:33] <Ben90> i'm gonna kill FloodBot1
[04:33] <space_cadet> unop, definately not...
[04:33] <BladeNBrocade> if thats the router ip then yes
[04:33] <space_cadet> unop, unless you just took some mushrooms
[04:33] <psywiped> paulOr your good with that it doesnt maake a diffrence thats just how you get to its interface
[04:33] <BladeNBrocade> default gateway = address of the router that will get u to the next network
[04:33] <Ben90> what does unop mean?
[04:33] <space_cadet> paulOr, you have a WAP54g?
[04:33] <unop> space_cadet, my WAN address is a /32 tho
[04:33] <usr13> paulOr: What are you trying to do?
[04:34] <BladeNBrocade> psywiped: but if that address is not the address of his router.. he will get no where
[04:34] <Ben90> invernizzi?
[04:34] <BladeNBrocade> and 255.255.255.255 is not his routers address
[04:34] <psywiped> he should still have a mask of 255.255.255.0
[04:34] <BladeNBrocade> we were never discussing masks
[04:34] <BladeNBrocade> u were
[04:34] <tritium> !enter | BladeNBrocade (again)
[04:34] <psywiped> im lost whats the issue?
[04:34] <Ben90> invernizzi, tell me yourself how i enable my gamepad in 9.04 please.
[04:34] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: where do i change 255.255.255.255 to the correct ip, is it just a cmd? or in a file somewhere?
[04:34] <Ben90> ?
[04:35] <usr13> 255.255.255.255 is not a valid netmask
[04:35] <invernizzi> Ben90: I can't solve your problem, if that guide doesn't help you.
[04:35] <BladeNBrocade> usr13: I AM AWARE
[04:35] <unop> usr13, sure it is
[04:35] <BladeNBrocade> jeez
[04:35] <space_cadet> usr13, yes it is
[04:35] <psywiped> usr13 yes it it its just worthless
[04:35] <space_cadet> paulOr, it's a linksys right?
[04:35] <paulOr> jesus, how many times are you folk going to repeat yourselfs
[04:35] <usr13> psywiped: is correct.
[04:35] <BladeNBrocade> smh
[04:35] <paulOr> space_cadet: no
[04:36] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: can u set ur default gateway in either network manager or interfaces file to your correct router ip
[04:36] <BladeNBrocade> and reload network
[04:36] <Ben90> invernizzi i tried "sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base" and it cant find it.
[04:36] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: the servers only command line
[04:36] <invernizzi> Ben90:sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[04:36] <usr13> paulOr: Are you trying to establish a network conection to the Internet through a router?
[04:36] <psywiped> whats the command to get the codes from input devices?
[04:36] <paulOr> usr13: yes, via wireless though
[04:37] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: the command line will do it now... in a file or nm will make it permanent
[04:37] <usr13> paulOr: Does your AP have a DHCP server running on it?
[04:37] <psywiped> ok paulOr lets start over because half of us came in at the middle
[04:37] <Ben90> invernizzi, thanks
[04:37] <paulOr> lol this is wild
[04:37] <BladeNBrocade> he said it's serving his other 2 wireless clients fine..
[04:37] <jaymacdonald> yo I heard yo like Ubuntu so i install VMware in yo Ubuntu so yo can Gentoo while yo Ubuntu
[04:37] <psywiped> were all volunters what do you expect?
[04:37] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: u have 2 wireless devices connected to the AP no?
[04:38] <paulOr> yes
[04:38] <space_cadet> are they dhcp or static paulOr
[04:38] <paulOr> static
[04:38] <usr13> paulOr: Is your wireless router not configured properly?  (It's DHCP server is not giving proper IP info to clients?)
[04:38] <BladeNBrocade> smh
[04:38] <psywiped> whats is the the network ip address?
[04:38] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: then u need to set an IP for the interface and not rely on dhcp...
[04:38] <paulOr> its configured fine, 192.168.1.*
[04:38] <space_cadet> paulOr, have you tried setting up the third client statically?
[04:38] <Ben90> cya.
[04:38] <BladeNBrocade> anf the gateway?
[04:38] <usr13> paulOr: what is the IP of your router?
[04:39] <paulOr> usr13: 192.168.1.254
[04:39] <N01Z> hi
[04:39] <Guest97148> thanks to all to learn me about download a video from youtube
[04:39] <BladeNBrocade> and ur netmask is ?
[04:39] <space_cadet> paulOr, does the router go to another router for the internet?  or is it the gateway
[04:39] <Guest97148> i have  download a video
[04:39] <tritium> Guest97148: did you get it working?
[04:39] <Guest97148> thanks to all
[04:39] <usr13> paulOr: sudo ifconfig eth1 192.168.1.91 ; sudo route add default gw 192.168.1.254
[04:39] <Guest97148> yes
[04:39] <invernizzi> paulOr: why don't you just give us the output of "ifconfig; route -n; cat /etc/resolv.conf;cat /etc/network/interfaces; iwconfig"?
[04:39] <BladeNBrocade> i believe this is a home set up no.. this goes to ur ISP device no?
[04:39] <paulOr> pc -> router -> interweb
[04:39] <psywiped> !ot | Guest97148
[04:39] <Guest97148> from youtube-dl
[04:39] <jaymacdonald> yo I heard yo like Ubuntu so i install VMware in yo Ubuntu so yo can Gentoo while yo Ubuntu
[04:40] <usr13> paulOr: (Where eth1 is your wireless device)
[04:40] <tritium> Guest97148: excellent.
[04:40] <BladeNBrocade> smh this is what i've been saying for decades now,, add the default gateway correctly
[04:40] <jaymacdonald> usr13, yo I heard yo like Ubuntu so i install VMware in yo Ubuntu so yo can Gentoo while yo Ubuntu
[04:40] <Guest97148> thanks
[04:40] <Guest97148> bye
[04:40] <space_cadet> paulOr, im guessing interweb is your cable modem / dsl / whatever...
[04:40] <zcat[1]> ARGH!!! Just accidentally (long story) did a "chmod -R zcat:zcat /" on the family computer. Have 'repaired' it by chmodding everything back to root:root (homes to user:user)  and it seems to be running okish so far.. it'll probably get by until Jaunty is released anyhow
[04:40] <paulOr> invernizzi: http://pastie.org/451989
[04:40] <tritium> jaymacdonald: what are you trying to communicate?
[04:40] <jaymacdonald> tritium,  heard yo like Ubuntu so i install VMware in yo Ubuntu so yo can Gentoo while yo Ubuntu
[04:40] <linux> com
[04:40] <space_cadet> 192.168.122.1 ??
[04:41] <paulOr> i dont know how to add the default gateway correctly
[04:41] <paulOr> i dont know where to change it w/e
[04:41] <tritium> jaymacdonald: I'm sorry you're having trouble.  Now, what?
[04:41] <BladeNBrocade> as usr13 said
[04:41] <BladeNBrocade> thats the command line way
[04:41] <jaymacdonald> tritium, how I Gentoo with my Ubuntu with method of VMware?
[04:41] <usr13> paulOr: First try:  sudo dhclient wlan0
[04:41]  * space_cadet is wondering about 192.168.122.1 
[04:42] <BladeNBrocade> space_cadet: is that in the config? i missed that
[04:42] <tritium> !vmware | jaymacdonald
[04:42] <usr13> paulOr: OR:  sudo ifconfig wlan0 192.168.1.91 ; sudo route add default gw 192.168.1.254
[04:42] <space_cadet> vnet
[04:42]  * invernizzi space_cadet is right
[04:42] <BladeNBrocade> are u running virtual machined?
[04:42] <jaymacdonald> tritium, how I default gateway using bgp with VMware?
[04:42] <paulOr> usr13: http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/84762734739273168791.jpg
[04:42] <sheena1> i've tried everything to get youtube (flash?) to work with 8.10 and FF 3.0.8, and it stiill wont work. It worked fine on this computer before I upgraded to intrepid, and worked on intrepid for a while too. Anyone help???
[04:42] <space_cadet> aah
[04:43] <tritium> jaymacdonald: sorry, can't help you there.  I don't use vmware.  Try in #vmware, perhaps.
[04:43] <invernizzi> sheena1: what *exactly* have you tried^
[04:43] <space_cadet> sheena1, clean install out of the question??
[04:43] <yoshimit> Hi there... someone knows which line command may I use to know system configurations (like cpu, mem, hd, etc) ?
[04:43] <`brandon`> how do i make is so someone can ssh me?
[04:43] <BladeNBrocade> still not getting an ip
[04:43] <psywiped> do dhcpdiscover to 192.168.122.0
[04:43] <scunizi> yoshimit: sudo lshw
[04:44] <usr13> paulOr: Good, now try to ping the router
[04:44] <invernizzi> brandon: it depends: are you directly connected to the internet?
[04:44] <usr13> paulOr: ping 192.168.1.254
[04:44] <sheena1> invernizzi: uninstalling and reinstalling various "packages" (drivers? not sure) as described on at least 5 different forums and websites, as the "This will fix the problem" solution. Haven't tried reinstall
[04:44] <phenrique> algum brasileiro aí?
[04:44] <BladeNBrocade> but if ur connected over cat5 to the router u need to specify which interface to ping from
[04:44] <paulOr> usr13: im plugged in via cat5 atm though
[04:44] <yoshimit> phenrique: opa
[04:44] <`brandon`> invernizzi: yes
[04:44] <tritium> !br | phenrique, yoshimit
[04:44] <BladeNBrocade> exactly
[04:45] <sheena1> space_cadet: does that clear off all my files, or is it more like when i upgraded? that took a long time (several hours), but if i don't have to back up my data, i could try that, for sure
[04:45] <Brandie> I need some help, I'm on a laptop with 20 mins of battery life left. and my main pc is not booting. I keep getting "Aborted because bad gzip magic numbers" And "VFS unable to mount root to FS
[04:45] <invernizzi> sheena1:aptitude reinstall flashplugin-nonfree
[04:45] <jachred> Anyone know why VLC player doesnt stream audio when changing formats (raw --> mp4) I have been searching for days...
[04:45] <jaymacdonald> tritium, how I default gateway using bgp with VMware?
[04:45] <tritium> jaymacdonald: see my previous response.
[04:45] <sheena1> invernizzi, is that a terminal code?
[04:45] <phenrique> ten
[04:45] <space_cadet> sheena1, well... most likely, you will have to back up
[04:45] <jaymacdonald> tritium, what a previous response is?
[04:45] <space_cadet> sheena1, depending on how you initally installed ubuntu
[04:45] <tritium> jaymacdonald: sorry, can't help you there.  I don't use vmware.  Try in #vmware, perhaps.
[04:45] <BladeNBrocade> u can specify which interface to ping from with -i
[04:45] <Lando-SpacePimp> You like nice, wet, sloppy, tight vulva?
[04:45] <space_cadet> sheena1, otherwise, ...   back up your stuff...
[04:46] <BladeNBrocade> or u can down the eth0 int and try pinging the router
[04:46] <invernizzi> brandon: get your ip from "ifconfig", then make the other execute:  ssh   YOUR_USERNAME@YOUR_IP
[04:46] <`brandon`> invernizzi: yes
[04:46] <unop> !ops | Lando-SpacePimp
[04:46] <Brandie> I need some help, I'm on a laptop with 20 mins of battery life left. and my main pc is not booting. I keep getting "Aborted because bad gzip magic numbers" And "VFS unable to mount root to FS I need some help.. BAdly... I cant even boot into my xp partition...
[04:46] <sheena1> space_cadet: backing up is a problem for a few more weeks. i'm jsut finishing the school semester, and that is a bit too time consuming for right now.
[04:46] <BladeNBrocade> but if ur using that interface for irc.. ull be dropped here
[04:46] <usr13> paulOr: can you ping 192.168.1.1  ?
[04:46] <jaymacdonald> tritium, what a previous response is?
[04:46] <space_cadet> sheena1, got space on your hdd?
[04:46] <invernizzi> sheena1: yes, run "sudo aptitude reinstall flashplugin-nonfree "
[04:46] <tritium> jaymacdonald: scroll up.  I just sent it to you a second time.
[04:46] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: ping -i wlan0 192.168.1.254 <-- like that?
[04:46] <BladeNBrocade> usr13: isn't his router ip .254?
[04:46] <yoshimit> scunizi: thank you. but in fact, I'm looking for another command (that I can't remember now)... do you know others ?
[04:46] <BladeNBrocade> yes
[04:46] <bruenig> !english | jaymacdonald
[04:46] <jaymacdonald> tritium, what is a scroll?
[04:47] <paulOr> it says: bad timing interval
[04:47] <jaymacdonald> a am good English do
[04:47] <sheena1> space_cadet: free space? yeah, I think so. does that make it easier?
[04:47] <scunizi> yoshimit: lspci?
[04:47] <sheena1> invernizzi: will do right now.
[04:47] <bruenig> tritium: clearly a troll
[04:47] <Brandie> Pleasem I have no means of charging this laptop, and I need help. Ive got less than 20 minutes now...
[04:47] <Nhawdge> Brandie: I've seen that come up while trying to put uclinux on an ipod, I would do a google search for it, if I recall it has a specific fix
[04:47] <space_cadet> sheena1, well you could repartition it, and clean install intrepid on a new, seperate partition...
[04:47] <BladeNBrocade> thats not a reply from the router then... have u checked the logs yet?
[04:47] <usr13> paulOr: ping 192.168.1.1
[04:47] <invernizzi> sheena1: then go to firefox-> addons, select the "plugin" button, and check that there is only plugin that handles flash.
[04:47] <sheena1> invernizzi, two errors are given. should I pm you with them.. or?
[04:47] <tritium> bruenig: possibly
[04:47] <space_cadet> sheena1, this time, making a seperate /home partition as well...
[04:47] <BladeNBrocade> is ur router IP .1 or .254?
[04:47] <scunizi> yoshimit: typically ls plus something for what you're looking for
[04:47] <space_cadet> BladeNBrocade, his is 254
[04:48] <invernizzi> sheena1:pastebin.org will do
[04:48] <paulOr> 254 :p
[04:48] <BladeNBrocade> so why ping .1 does that exist on ur network?
[04:48] <invernizzi> sheena1: pastebin.org will do
[04:48] <sheena1> space_cadet: that sounds liek a bit more than I know how to do without detailed step-by-step. i can certainly look into it though.
[04:48] <psywiped> brandie use a live cd on the desktop
[04:48] <paulOr> no lol
[04:48] <paulOr> http://pastie.org/451989
[04:48] <paulOr> theres logs
[04:48] <Brandie> Ive been googling a lot Nhawdge but nothing. I don't know what do do.. I cant even boot into safe mode ._.
[04:48] <BladeNBrocade> ok then why ping that?
[04:48] <BladeNBrocade> checking them now
[04:48] <paulOr> im not :D
[04:48] <space_cadet> sheena1, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome
[04:48] <Brandie> okay
[04:48] <Brandie> let me grab it now
[04:49] <yoshimit> scunizi: lspci I remember, but is not what I'm looking for yet... now I'm confuse... I'm not sure if is 'cat' some file or a command... I need to know how much cpu my virtual machine (xen) have...
[04:49] <Nhawdge> Branokil:  check this link http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=984419
[04:49] <usr13> paulOr: paulOr Can you ping 192.168.1.1 ?
[04:49] <yoshimit> scunizi: sorry for bothering you
[04:49] <Nhawdge> Brandie:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=984419
[04:49] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: http://pastie.org/451992 theres some newer ones
[04:49] <tritium> paulOr: at some point, you should move this out of channel.
[04:49] <BladeNBrocade> have u set the the interface IP as well? u still dont have an ip
[04:49] <scunizi> yoshimit: you're probably right.. cat might be the right thing.. sorry I can't guide you further.. google?
[04:49] <paulOr> sudo ifconfig wlan0 192.168.1.91 ; sudo route add default gw 192.168.1.254
[04:49] <paulOr> i done that
[04:50] <paulOr> obv didnt work though
[04:50] <BladeNBrocade> hmm i dont think thats a complete command though..
[04:50] <BladeNBrocade> give me a second
[04:50] <yoshimit> scunizi: no problem... I tried google, but as I can't remember the command/file it will be very dificult... never mind... thank you anyway...
[04:50] <usr13> paulOr: Did you try tp ping your router?
[04:50] <Brandie> where is the rescue option?!
[04:50] <BladeNBrocade> he got a timing error on pinging from the wlan interface usr13
[04:50] <psywiped> ok paulOr log into the router change its ip back to 192.168.1.1 and turn dhcp on
[04:50] <paulOr> usr13: yea, it says http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/45816277827922534390.jpg
[04:51] <phenrique> yoshimit
[04:51] <BladeNBrocade> but dont ur other devices working wht the IP as is?
[04:51] <yoshimit> phenrique: yes ?
[04:51] <sheena1> invernizzi: pastebin won't load for me
[04:51] <paulOr> yes they do
[04:51] <BladeNBrocade> i dont think the router cares if its .1 - .254
[04:51] <invernizzi> sheena1:it's pastebin.com , sorry
[04:51] <usr13> paulOr: Wrong syntax
[04:51] <Brandie> how do I get to the rescue option Nhawdge ?
[04:52] <BladeNBrocade> this is a configuration issue i suspect
[04:52] <space_cadet> paulOr, -i is timeing
[04:52] <BladeNBrocade> oops
[04:52] <space_cadet> paulOr, you want -I
[04:52] <psywiped> Brandie just boot the cd and sudo apt-get install xchat then come back in here without the time constrants
[04:52] <sheena1> invernizzi: I've never used it before. i put it on there, but how do you see it?
[04:52] <BladeNBrocade> -I
[04:52] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[04:52] <space_cadet> paulOr, ping -I wlan0 192.168.1.254
[04:52] <paulOr> unreachable
[04:52] <phenrique> yoshimit, sabe como faço pra adicionar novamente o gerenciador de conexão discada no painel? minha irmã excluiiu o painel e fui adicionando um por um mas esse eu não achei
[04:52] <BladeNBrocade> same deal
[04:52] <Psywiped_> Brandie just boot the cd and sudo apt-get install xchat then come back in here without the time constrants
[04:52] <tritium> !br | phenrique
[04:52] <BladeNBrocade> that interface has no ip
[04:53] <BladeNBrocade> u can't ping with no ip
[04:53] <space_cadet> well that makes sense too...
[04:53] <invernizzi> sheena1: just paste here the url (http://....)
[04:53] <BladeNBrocade> check his pasties theres no ip on the wlan interface
[04:53] <kyle___> I have a kernel hardware problem, it was patched with the vanilla kernel a few days ago (work around). Can I expect that 'work around' to propagate to future ubuntu kernels?
[04:53] <Psywiped_> no
[04:54] <sheena1> http://pastebin.com/d44c2163c
[04:54] <m3ga> is software suspend (s2disk) working in jaunty? i had it working in intrepid, but in jaunty suspends but won't resume
[04:54] <jigp> hello guys how to print documents? I attach the HP printer (hp deskjet f4185). I tried to install the installer cd and double click the .exe installer nothing happen almost an hour..how to print?
[04:54] <Doitle> check is "pasties"?
[04:54] <invernizzi> sheena1: execute "sudo aptitude reinstall flashplugin-nonfree"
[04:54] <tritium> jigp: System -> Administration -> Printing
[04:54] <Psywiped_> !cups | jigp
[04:54] <kyle___> Psywiped_ thats a no to me?
[04:54] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: in "route -n" output do u see that wlan is using that IP .254 as a gateway?
[04:54] <Psywiped_> yep
[04:55] <invernizzi> m3ga: try sudo pm-suspend
[04:55] <tritium> jigp: ubuntu won't use your CD drivers, as those are for windows.  Configure it through cups, as I guided you above.
[04:55] <sheena1> invernizzi: i didnt catch that. thanks!
[04:55] <kyle___> psywiped_ so im going to have to recompile my kernel for every upgrade?
[04:55] <m3ga> invernizzi: thanks, will try
[04:55] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/6167214517256464087.jpg
[04:55] <paulOr> nope
[04:55] <Psywiped_> its not a bad thing kyle___
[04:55] <sheena1> invernizzi: appears successful now. i wil check ff plugins, then see if it works?
[04:55] <tritium> kyle___: which hardware work-around?
[04:55] <BladeNBrocade> ifconfig eth0 192.168.99.14 netmask 255.255.255.0 up
[04:55] <paulOr> oh wait, yea :D
[04:56] <BladeNBrocade> ur command should look something liket his
[04:56] <invernizzi> sheena1: try it first :-D
[04:56] <kyle___> psywiped_ it just takes about 1.5 hrs to compile
[04:56] <BladeNBrocade> where u specify the proper variables
[04:56] <scunizi> gxine and totem have horrible color rendition.. I have to turn the "hue" control totally to the left on the slider.. why?
[04:56] <BladeNBrocade> e.g wlan0 ur IP and the right netmask
[04:56] <Psywiped_> kyle___ pop out of the gui and it goes faster
[04:56] <BladeNBrocade> which i believe u will leave as is here 255.255.255.0
[04:56] <Psywiped_> anyways gentoo takes overnight to compile
[04:56] <paulOr> ok then?
[04:56] <kyle___> psywiped_ plus no nVidia extras
[04:57] <jigp> tritium : whew this is cool! no need to install hehehe. I waited an hour but .exe doesn't appear
[04:57] <kyle___> tritium: http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11579
[04:57] <sheena1> invernizzi: the first video/site i went to, it started playing. i clicked on another oen, and that oen froze ff (it turns grey, and i can "force quit" but that's it). no change.
[04:57] <tritium> jigp: yes, no need for windows drivers.
[04:57] <space_cadet> paulOr, now that your wlan has an ip, can you ping?
[04:57] <space_cadet> with the correct switches?
[04:58] <jigp> tritium : how to print a documents if the printer is in the other workstations but the same network?
[04:58] <Psywiped_> kyle___ you just need to emerge the nvidia stuff
[04:58] <invernizzi> sheena1: try to run "firefox", from the command line, then use videos until it freezes, and give us the command line output on pastebin
[04:58] <tritium> jigp: configure that workstation to share the printer.
[04:58] <space_cadet> jigp, then connect to the shared printer
[04:58] <space_cadet> jigp, if it's compatible with linux
[04:59] <sheena1> invernizzi: i don't know how to do that. sorry. i'm still learning the command line prompts for linux.
[04:59] <scunizi> jigp: if it's a lexmark forget about it.
[04:59]  * invernizzi frowns hearing "emerge"
[04:59] <space_cadet> jigp, if it's a dell           good luck
[04:59] <jigp> tritium : yup in other pc it is shared. what is the command for access the share folder in order to print?
[04:59] <space_cadet> lol
[04:59] <kyle___> psywiped_ i was under the impression that recompiling the restricted drivers was anther pain in the ass in of it self
[04:59] <Athenon> Rebooting.
[04:59] <Psywiped_> lol @ invernizzi
[04:59] <space_cadet> !ohmy
[04:59] <invernizzi> sheena1: open the terminal, write "firefox"
[04:59] <Psywiped_> kyle___ i didnt have any truble with them in gentoo
[04:59] <tritium> jigp: once it's shared, just add printer on other machines, and they'll find the network printer
[05:00] <jigp> tritium : big thanks :)
[05:00] <sheena1> invernizzi: duh. thanks. i now go to youtube in that FF window? or through terminal?
[05:00] <ablmf> I'm using unbuntu in my vmware. After an unexpected power off, my ubuntu can not access network anymore
[05:00] <william7> Can someone please tell me what the "Score" is when I use  "aptitude" ?   I was just installing Postfix... with "sudo aptitude install postfix telnet mailx".    I Got a negative score of  -819..   What does that mean?  The man page doesn't seem to address this.
[05:00] <ablmf> And it took much longer time to restart
[05:00] <invernizzi> sheena1: just use firefox normally
[05:00] <Lighttitan> anyone here know anything about ndiswrapper? I have installed the windows driver for my wireless and everything said it worked fine but I can't get it to see any wireless networks
[05:00] <space_cadet> william7, your credit sucks??
[05:00] <space_cadet> lol
[05:00] <kyle___> psywiped_ ahhhh gentoo, now i see where your coming from. it's fun but i grew tired of all the compiling and up keep... this is what im trying to avoid. im to the point now where i just want it to work
[05:01] <space_cadet> william7, j/k i don't know..
[05:01] <sheena1> invernizzi: it's frozen. do i now force quit?
[05:01] <tritium> jigp: :)
[05:01] <invernizzi> sheena1: yes, and copy-n-paste the lines in the terminal on pastebin
[05:01] <sheena1> invernizzi: no lines in terminal
[05:01] <Psywiped_> kyle___ yea its nice not to have to deal with it but for odd hardware configuraitons you still have to do some stuff on your own
[05:03] <RandomUsr> nty, is better than Vista
[05:03] <invernizzi> sheena1: try to "cp -Rf  ~./mozilla ~/mozilla" ; and retry to use firefox (from command line)
[05:03] <Brandie> I'm back!
[05:03] <RandomUsr> Jaunty even
[05:03] <kyle___> psywiped_ yeah i understand, thats why i went with what i thought was popular hardware, turns out my little western digital harddrive isn't so popular
[05:03] <Brandie> Uhm, so what do I do?...
[05:03] <scunizi> invernizzi: sheena1 better to mv ~./mozilla ~./mozilla.backup just in case
[05:04] <sheena1> invernizzi: no such file or directory
[05:04] <shentino> Does anyone besides me get confused consoles when they switch in and out of X?
[05:04] <RandomUsr> when the sound is broken, one should always check that one's speakers are plugged in hehe
[05:04] <invernizzi> sheena1: it's a typo; do" mv  ~/.mozilla ~/mozilla"
[05:04] <space_cadet> lol
[05:04] <RandomUsr> hehe
[05:05] <space_cadet> RandomUsr, and turned on?
[05:05] <scunizi> shentino: you mean from say.. ctrl+alt+F2 and back to F7?
[05:05] <shentino> yeah
[05:05] <shentino> repalce F7 with whatever vt the X is on
[05:05] <scunizi> shentino: what do you mean by confused?
[05:05] <RandomUsr> space_cadet, why turn em on if you didn't bother to plug em in lol
[05:05] <shentino> well
[05:05] <sheena1> invernizzi: now youtube prompts me to get flash playet
[05:05] <shentino> I files a bug on it already
[05:05] <vigo> shentino: good one, I like mc
[05:05] <shentino> but when I ca-f1
[05:06] <shentino> it's like the kernel thinks my ctrl key is down when it isn't
[05:06] <Brandie> Anyone know a fix for Boot Failure: bad gzip magic number error?
[05:06] <shentino> typing weirdness ensues
[05:06] <shentino> I type: "asdf"
[05:06] <RandomUsr> the ranting about Jaunty was sooo right.... this is better than Vista by far
[05:06] <freedomdesktop> hi
[05:06] <shentino> I get ^A
[05:06] <shentino> then after scroll lock, it logs out
[05:06] <shentino> from the "control" D
[05:06] <invernizzi> sheena1: that is right. Now close firefox, execute "sudo aptitude reinstall flashplugin-nonfree "; and open firefox again.
[05:06] <scunizi> shentino: have you checked your set keyboard layout? using utf-8 etc.. I've not experienced that problem
[05:07] <shentino> I could double check that
[05:07] <shentino> System -> Preferences -> Keyboard:  Layout is USA
[05:08] <shentino> keyboard model is 105 intl
[05:08] <sheena1> invernizzi: i ran it through terminal, youtube seems to be working now, but all my bookmarks and such are no longer there... is that to be expected?
[05:08] <kyle___> i need manual network config but it keeps getting reset to dhcp after i reboot
[05:08] <shentino> anything else you'd like me to check?
[05:08] <scunizi> shentino: I've no idea how to diagnose this.. but.. might change the keyboard to 104
[05:09] <RandomUsr> what's the F2 command to run emerald?
[05:09] <Brandie> Can somone help me fix my problem with ubuntu not booting please?...
[05:09] <Psywiped_> brandie http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1090235
[05:09] <shentino> heh
[05:09] <shentino> I can even reproduce the bug
[05:09] <shentino> hold down control and alt,
[05:10] <shentino> snap-tap F1 and then let go of all 3 keys before the vt driver picks up the keyup for ctrl
[05:10] <invernizzi> sheena1:yes. I was just troubleshooting the problem.  Your old firefox configuration is fine, you can get it back by doing "rm -Rf ~/.mozilla; mv mozilla .mozilla".
[05:10] <Brandie> Psywiped but 2.6.27-11-generic isnt the 9.04 kernal is it?
[05:10] <sheena1> do you want me to paste any of the terminal code for you? or do my results tell you what you need to know?
[05:10] <shentino> if you hold down ca long enough for the vt to show, then let go, it doesn't bug
[05:10] <InsertHome> http://zutils.co.cc
[05:10] <sheena1> invernizzi: ... is it fixabe?
[05:10] <scunizi> shentino: weird.. laptop or desktop?
[05:11] <shentino> desktop
[05:11] <Psywiped_> brandie please go to #ubuntu+1
[05:11] <william7_>  Can someone please tell me what the "Score" is when I use  "aptitude" ?   I was just installing Postfix... with "sudo aptitude install postfix telnet mailx".    I Got a negative score of  -819..   What does that mean?  The man page doesn't seem to address this.
[05:11] <shentino> using gnome
[05:11] <scunizi> shentino: ps2 connected keyboard or usb
[05:11] <shentino> usb
[05:11] <WebcamWonder> william7_: It is just a number that aptitude calculates while trying to resolve dependencies. It then proceeds to (I think) use the path with the greatest number
[05:11] <shentino> thanks for reminding me, I best ad that tot he bug report
[05:12] <scunizi> shentino: have you tried a different usb port? or swapped the keyboard out for another one?
[05:12] <RandomUsr> OK I'm a sellout
[05:12] <RandomUsr> bye bye windows for good
[05:12] <RandomUsr> hello Jaunty Jackalope
[05:12] <shentino> yes on the first
[05:12] <lis_> semarang
[05:12] <shentino> but I'm certain that the keyboard is good
[05:13] <invernizzi> sheena1: the problem you are experiencing is in your "firefox profile". Probably some file got corrupted.  The easiest way to solve it is to export your bookmarks, etc... . When you are done, execute "mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla-backup". That will save your old (corrupted) configuration in a backup folder, so you can start off with a new one. You just import your bookmarks and  so on, and you are done.
[05:13] <shentino> because all the keys involved can be strummed randomly after going VT and that fixes things
[05:13] <Rob235> hey
[05:13] <scunizi> shentino: I'd hate for you to find out that a small piece of yesterdays begal is causing your grief
[05:13] <shentino> I checked under the keys, no debris
[05:13] <sheena1> invernizzi: so i export my stuff, execute that command line, then reimport into my regular firefox, and all will be well?
[05:13] <invernizzi> sheena1: the problem was probably caused by a truncated file, maybe because you shut down your computer not in a nice way
[05:14] <invernizzi> sheena1: yes.
[05:14] <Rob235> i installed ubuntu but i need to install grub, how do i chroot into my installed location from the boot disc so i can install/configure grub?
[05:14] <scunizi> shentino: is the bios usb setting for "both" legacy and 2.0?
[05:14] <sheena1> invernizzi: that is possible. i was at one point fighting trying to get a certain type of shockwave to work, which may also have affected this? not sure
[05:14] <WebcamWonder> invernizzi: Someone asked him/her to move her ~/.mozilla to ~/mozilla for testing purposes IIRC
[05:14] <xangua> Rob235: have you tried Super Grub Disk ¿?
[05:14] <shentino> I'll have to reboot to fidn that out
[05:14] <Rob235> nope what is that, a bootable cd that helps you install it?
[05:14] <shentino> stand by...
[05:15] <sheena1> invernizzi: how do i get my old firefox back? it still opens the blank youtube-works one.
[05:15] <scunizi> shentino: the only reason I ask is 'cause it sounds like a timing issue.
[05:15] <invernizzi> WebcamWonder: yes, I did it. Then I told her to move it back.
[05:15] <invernizzi> sheena1: ok, two different questions
[05:15] <WebcamWonder> invernizzi: Oops, sorry about that :). I just thought you should know :)
[05:16] <invernizzi> sheena1:as I told you, 'Your old firefox configuration is fine, you can get it back by doing "rm -Rf ~/.mozilla; mv mozilla .mozilla". '
[05:16] <sheena1> invernizzi: i found that and just did it
[05:16] <sheena1> thanks!
[05:16] <bwm> hi
[05:17] <invernizzi> sheena1: ok, about the shockwave question:    flash does work on linux, but shockwave does not. Ask Adobe why.
[05:17] <bwm> am I in the right IRC channel for getting support?  I'm just following the community support instructions
[05:17] <invernizzi> bmw: yes
[05:17] <SJr> I was running Gnome on my machine, and some apps still use GNOME components instead of KDE ones. Thoes Components are annoying and have sounds that I wish to disable on everything
[05:17] <william7_> WebcamWonder:  ok thanks for the info on the aptitude score...     do you think I need to do anything specifically ?  or just let it proceed with the  -819 score..  it's not saying it can't..  it's giving me the typical  "Accept this solution? [Y/n/q/?]"
[05:17] <invernizzi> WebcamWonder: don't worry at all :-d
[05:18] <scunizi> bwm: don't ask to ask .. just ask away  .. if anyone knows the answer they will
[05:18] <bwm> how does this work? do I wait in a line or something?
[05:18] <bwm> ok
[05:18] <Nhawdge> Where do I modifiy the software sources to allow normal releases to be updated on a headless/gui-less server?
[05:18] <WebcamWonder> william7_: As a rule of thumb, -ve is bad
[05:18] <bwm> I recently upgraded to 8.04 (Inspiron 1525), and my sound stopped working (and wireless modem)
[05:18] <WebcamWonder> william7_: It must be asking you to remove too many packages, which might lead to a negative score, or asking you to leave unresolved dependencies, which is again bad
[05:19] <william7_> WebcamWonder: yikes...
[05:19] <sheena1> invernizzi: i came to that conclusion eventually, but apparently not before messing up my profile. This change that I'm doing should allow ted.com to work as well, right? Ted and youtube quit working at the same time, so i assume it's the same issue?
[05:19] <bwm> if I play something in youtube, I can see the signals reaching PUlseAudio, but I have no idea how to get it from PulseAudio to the speakers
[05:19] <WebcamWonder> william7_: Better post the output on a pastebin and ask someone to look it over, I have to go
[05:19] <shentino> back
[05:20] <shentino> BIOS:  Phoenix
[05:20] <shentino> OnChip USB: 1.1 + 2.0
[05:20] <shentino> USB Keyboard Support: Enabled
[05:20] <invernizzi> sheena1: yes, that is flash, so it's the same issue. Shockwave, to put is simply, is the 3d version of flash used in some web-based games.
[05:21] <invernizzi> bmw: It's just youtube, or any sound (mp3..)?
[05:21] <sheena1> invernizzi: okay. i backed up my bookmarks according to a help file, and now have a file on my desktop that i'm hoping contains my bookmarks. I assume i'll lose my add-ons and saved ursenames/passwords, but i'm okay with that. do you mind giving me that code again to reset it?
[05:21] <scunizi> shentino: ok.. so if you "snap tap" F1 it bugs out but if you hold it, it doesn't.. how short of a longer hold will it not bug out?
[05:22] <bwm> good question, I don't know - let me try playing something else
[05:22] <xangua> sheena1: you can use FEBE to back up bookmarks, prefs, history, passwords, etc
[05:22] <invernizzi> sheena1: "mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla-backup" .
[05:22] <sheena1> xangua: thanks, i'll try and find that
[05:22] <xangua> also addons
[05:22] <bwm> yeah, my .avi's don't play sound either
[05:23] <xangua> sheena1: FEBE + CLEO to backup addons and themes in a sinble xpi file
[05:23] <xangua> simple*
[05:23] <gQuigs> trying to upgrade to jaunty, but I have removed some packages (pulseaudio/mono/evolution) that I would prefer to not download and install only to have to remove them again later
[05:23] <invernizzi> bwm: give us the output of "killall pulseaudio ;pulseaudio" via pastebin.com
[05:24] <huangjy> hello
[05:24] <scunizi> gQuigs: oh well.
[05:24] <invernizzi> huangjy:ciao
[05:24] <huangjy> 试试中文
[05:24] <gQuigs> is there any way to keep the update-manager from doing the ubuntu-desktop reccomends?
[05:24] <xangua> gQuigs: no
[05:24] <invernizzi> qQuigs: yes
[05:25] <sheena1> xangua: no themes, so no worries there. thanks so much for the resource!
[05:25] <xangua> they fill install no mather if you want or not
[05:25] <xangua> will*
[05:25] <michael_> emerald theme not working help
[05:25] <gQuigs> invernizzi: I like your answer.. care to elaborate?
[05:25] <shentino> scunizi:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/363556
[05:25] <invernizzi> qQuigs:execute "sudo gedit /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/02noinstallreccomends"
[05:26] <xangua> michael_: what Desktop do you use'¿
[05:26] <shentino> You have to be fast enough that the VT doesn't wake up in time to notice you releasing ctrl and alt
[05:26] <michael_> ubuntu 8.1
[05:26] <bwm> sorry, I'm a noob, I don't know how to use the .com tool you mentioned
[05:26] <shentino> so you tap f1 and then release ctrl and alt immediately
[05:26] <invernizzi> qQuigs: and copy in that file "APT::Install-Recommends "false";  "
[05:26] <bwm> I did successfully run that command and it did execute with no messages
[05:26] <shentino> full information is in the bug link I just posted
[05:26] <xangua> i asked you what desktop, no what OS; have you tried 'emerald --replace' michael_
[05:26] <jon5000> Hello.  I have a dell laptop with an ATI Radeon X300 video card.  I cant seem to get desktop effects to work in system>appearance.  I have Compiz installed but it dont work.
[05:26] <jon5000> using Hardy
[05:27] <shentino> anyway, that's a reliable way to reproduce it
[05:27] <invernizzi> qQuigs: sorry for the draconian "yes", but I wanted to make sure to get your attention
[05:27] <shentino> 1.  be in a VT, hold down ctrl and alt
[05:27] <shentino> 2.  Tap the F key corresponding to the X server
[05:27] <michael_> emerald themer 0.7.2
[05:27] <shentino> 3.  Release and repress ctrl and alt
[05:27] <gQuigs> thank you invernizzi! you rock
[05:27] <michael_> i downloaded a couple themes but they are switching over
[05:27] <michael_> are not
[05:27] <invernizzi> gQuigs: :-D
[05:27] <allowoverride> hi
[05:28] <shentino> 4.  snaptap the f key to return to the vt, but release ctrl and alt quickly enough that the vt doesn't catch the keyups
[05:28] <scunizi> shentino: read it.. I hope it brings results.. it's a weird issue.  Sorry I'm tapped out for ideas.
[05:28] <shentino> 5.  type just a plain D to verify the console still thinks ctrl is down, and it responds with a logout
[05:28] <sheena1> invernizzi: umm. i did the "mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla-backup" and opened ff and tried youtube, and it froze (grey) as usual. i have no bookmarks, though.
[05:28] <invernizzi> john5000:execute "glxinfo |grep ender" and give us the output
[05:28] <shentino> I hoep so too
[05:28] <shentino> personally I think the kernel needs to be CC'ed at all times when keypresses happen
[05:28] <xangua> michael i still don't know what desktop you use.....................¿?
[05:28] <vigo> !pastebin
[05:29] <xangua> michael_: have you tried 'emerald --replace' ¿?
[05:29] <TheFunkbomb> hello my friends
[05:29] <RandomUsr> hello again
[05:29] <bwm> thanks ubottu
[05:29] <shentino> scunizi:  The workaroudns I've tried are annoying at best, and this discrepancy between virtual and physical keyboard state is unacceptable at any rate, hence my bug report
[05:29] <RandomUsr> Could someone recommend some decent codecs for hollywood dvds?
[05:29] <jon5000> invernizzi, http://pastebin.com/f24eb332b
[05:29] <bwm> http://pastebin.com/m6afd6971
[05:30] <michael_> xangua im new so i have no idea what that is
[05:30] <xangua> michael open a Terminal and write>    emerald --replace
[05:30] <xangua> michael_:  open a Terminal and write>    emerald --replace
[05:31] <invernizzi> sheena1: strange. Open firefox from the terminal, making *sure* to close any other firefox before doing that.  Then, give me the terminal output.
[05:31] <michael_> lol
[05:31] <michael_> that was it
[05:31] <bwm> invernizzi: http://pastebin.com/m6afd6971
[05:32] <invernizzi> jon5000: you have 3d working fine. Try "compiz --replace" and give me the output
[05:33] <michael_> ok something weird is going on now
[05:33] <usr13> paulOr: U still here?
[05:33] <sheena1> invernizzi: pastebin is accusing me of spam. another option?
[05:33] <manpoole> question would changeing the onboard video buffer size of onboard graphics help out compiz run while playing video i have radeon open source with an ati 1650 pro(the changes being made in the bios)
[05:34] <invernizzi> sheena1: lol! pastie.org will do.
[05:34] <jon5000> invernizzi, Checking for Xgl: not present.
[05:34] <jon5000> Found laptop using ati driver.
[05:34] <jon5000> aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity
[05:34] <usr13> paulOr: You will need to get a fully supported wireless card in order to use WPA key.
[05:34] <sheena1> http://pastie.org/452012
[05:35] <kanzie> can someone help me get auth working on my just installed Ubuntu LAMP
[05:35] <invernizzi> jon5000: anything else?
[05:35] <jon5000> invernizzi, thats all
[05:36] <lemmythekoopa> hmmm
[05:36] <RandomUsr> any good recommendations for video playback?  Decent DVD codecs?
[05:36] <lemmykoopa> I just installed ubuntu today
[05:36] <lemmykoopa> and then xchat
[05:36] <Xcell> RandomUsr--  restricted xtras
[05:36] <usr13> If paulOr does not get it... someone please tell him, (That he will need a fully supported wireless card in order to use WPA.) Either that or he will need to turn of encryption on his Wireless Router.)
[05:36] <lemmykoopa> can wine run mirc?
[05:37] <RandomUsr> Xcell, you mean in the repositories?
[05:37] <xangua> RandomUsr: what is you problem with DVD's ¿
[05:37] <Xcell> ya..hang on
[05:37] <bwm> ﻿invernizzi: any thoughts on what to do next?
[05:37] <Xcell> RandomUsr--  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[05:37] <celthunder> RandomUsr, vlc player with libdvdcss2 codecs
[05:37] <RandomUsr> xangua, not able to play the Dark Knight in Movie Player
[05:37] <RandomUsr> no codec
[05:38] <invernizzi> bwm: sorry, wait a second, I'm helping too many people (you're next)
[05:38] <bwm> ﻿invernizzi: no problem, I'm a patient person, take your time ;) thanks so much
[05:38] <xangua> RandomUsr: Have you tried with Medibuntu repositorie¿¿
[05:38] <kbp> any1 using pidgin on Yahoo and get error "connection refused" ? it just happens today
[05:38] <invernizzi> sheena1: you are missing the codecs required to play the video and audio of that video
[05:38] <RandomUsr> xangua, nope, what's the path?
[05:39] <sheena1> invernizzi: where do i find them?
[05:39] <clouder`grr> kbp: working fine on my end
[05:40] <xangua> RandomUsr: you first need to add the repositorie, and then install the packave  'libdvdcss2'
[05:40] <xangua> http://www.medibuntu.org/ -
[05:40] <invernizzi> sheena1: I believe you just need "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras "
[05:40] <binskipy2u> anyone here have experience with mint? or ubuntu ultimate?
[05:41] <kbp> clouder`grr could u please copy & paste the "pager server"? i reckon one of yahoo messenger died and i unlucky point to that server
[05:41] <sheena1> invernizzi: it says its already the newest, 0 installed, etc
[05:41] <invernizzi> bmw: give me the output of "id"
[05:41] <clearscreen> binskipy2u: this is a ubuntu support channel, not that of ubuntu derivatives.. i'm sure mint/ultimate have a support channel of their own
[05:41] <clouder`grr> kbp: scs.msg.yahoo.com
[05:42] <RandomUsr> xangua, what do I need before http://www.medibuntu.org
[05:42] <RandomUsr> deb?
[05:42] <floborg> Any syslinux.cfg experts?
[05:43] <kbp> clouder`grr: thanx for your help its same as mine, i still get the "connection refused" error, it just happens today :)
[05:43] <xangua> RandomUsr: just follow the instructions of 'repository howto'
[05:43] <jon5000> invernizzi, any other ideas?
[05:43] <xangua> and after that you can install livdvdcss2, to be able to play comercial dvd's
[05:43] <invernizzi> sheena1: so, by doing "rm -Rf ~/.mozilla", the first video load and the others do not?
[05:43] <Fohn> how do I network in ubuntu if gnome has been annihilated and all I have is the console?
[05:43] <Nhawdge> Just modified the /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades to be normal instead of lts, but dist-upgrade isn't picking up the change, any suggestions?
[05:44] <Omoikane__> The bar on firefox in ubuntu keeps disepeer
[05:44] <error404notfound> Hi! I have to deploy a openLDAP Master and slave setup. I have a very limited diea what LDAP is, can someone provide me a link or a little detail?
[05:44] <sheena1> invernizzi: i reversed what you did initially, then backed up my bookmarks. then i entered that code you gave me that would reset my ff (move it to a backup folder), and tried to run youtube. it didn't work, and that is the resulting code. no videos worked
[05:44] <bwm> invernizzi: http://pastebin.com/m41df0a1d
[05:45] <n8tuser> error404notfound-> google is your friend
[05:45] <invernizzi> jon5000: try this "killall compiz metacity;compiz --replace;metacity --replace"
[05:45] <error404notfound> n8tuser, tried, even with the word "Beginner" in search articles are way too techie..
[05:46] <jua> error404notfound, openldap is a fairly complex piece of software
[05:46] <kbp> clouder`grr: which port r u using? 5190?
[05:46] <n8tuser> error404notfound -> if you dont understand what ldap is, its really a complicated system, so its not easy to learn overnight
[05:46] <Omoikane__> The bar on firefox in ubuntu keeps disappearing and when I right click on anything it flashes I keep having to reload a freash FF install to get it to work again. I have been dealing with this for a few months now and no one has any idea why it's happening or how to fix it. Any ideas?
[05:46] <jon5000> invernizzi, "no process killed"
[05:46] <RandomUsr> xangua, I still don't know what the components portions of the apt line is... I have Jaunty and the how to states for Gutsy
[05:47] <invernizzi> sheena1: try to ask someone else. You are experiencing a strange behaviour, I'm afraid I can't help you.
[05:47] <vigo> sheena1: Have you tried gnash?
[05:47] <clouder`grr> kbp: mine says pager port = 5050
[05:47] <invernizzi> jon5000: does something happen?
[05:47] <jon5000> invernizzi, screen flashed.  thats it
[05:47] <invernizzi> bwm, you seem to be in the right groups.
[05:48] <xangua> RandomUsr: search again /read > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[05:49] <bwm> invernizzi: ok
[05:49] <n8tuser> error404notfound -> try deploying ldap
[05:49] <sheena1> Invernizzi: i appreciate your effort very much. I must be getting closer to the answer, and at least now I know how to override to view youtube videos!
[05:50] <kbp> clouder`grr: thanks alot i've tried but it doesnt work neither, anyway dont worry im trying to analyse&debug it now ttyl
[05:50] <sheena1> vigo: I don't think so.
[05:50] <bluish> Hi guys! I need a simple help: how can I oblige the status bar I added with my extension not to enlarge too much out of the firefox window? Thank you very much!!
[05:51] <invernizzi> bwm: does "killall pulseaudio ;pulseaudio -v" give you more output
[05:51] <invernizzi> jon5000: could you give me "cat ~/.xsession-errors"?
[05:51] <bwm> invernizzi: does it ever!
[05:52] <invernizzi> bwm?
[05:52] <bwm> invernizzi: it's still running
[05:52] <bwm> yes?
[05:52] <vigo> sheena1: Do you know what gnash is?
[05:52] <invernizzi> bwm: It's supposed to do that. what does "does it ever!" mean?
[05:53] <sheena1> vigo: nope :)
[05:53] <xangua> sheena1: what is your problem with youtube videos¿ '
[05:53] <jon5000> invernizzi, http://pastebin.com/f36dc47df
[05:53] <k1gwb> Anyone here using Jaunty able to get Frostwire or Limewire working? Both telling me I need to get Java, when I have it installed the same way I've done on every previous release.
[05:53] <sheena1> xangua: they won;t play. when I open a youtube video, the firefox "locks up" (turns grey) and i have to force quit
[05:53] <bwm> invernizzi: sorry, it's just a turn of phrase.  Here is the output :  http://pastebin.com/m6d775c68
[05:54] <xangua> sheena1: the problem is ONLY with youtube videos
[05:54] <vigo> sheena1: here, http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/manual/gnashuser.html and here http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/
[05:54] <sheena1> xangua: Ted.com videos won't play either, and some websites. i'm thinking its a flash issue
[05:54] <xangua> sheena1: do you use (K)(X)Ubuntu 8.04 ¿
[05:54] <sheena1> vigo: thanks, i'll have a look
[05:55] <invernizzi> jon5000: you are using "ati" driver. That is not capable to run compiz without Xgl (and you don't want Xgl either). I suggest you to install the propietary radeon driver, called fglrx
[05:55] <sheena1> xangua: Ubuntu 8.10
[05:55] <sheena1> vigo: can I just follow prompts to give this a try, or do i have to uninstall the flash package i have now?
[05:55] <vigo> sheena1: It is a GNU and Debian thing, still in development, but works on Lenny for me.
[05:56] <jon5000> invernizzi, ok thx
[05:56] <sheena1> vigo: will it hurt anything if i just try it? and can i get it through synaptic? (ex-windows user, in love with graphic interface)
[05:57] <vigo> sheena1: leave the ones, Linux will use the one that work.
[05:57] <bluish> the problem: in my own extension I've added a status bar used as a particular search engine. but if the text I put in it is too long, the status bar grows larger and part of it gets out of the screen...
[05:57] <vigo> sheena1: Go for it, that is why I suggested it, I like to see things work or function.
[05:58] <sheena1> vigo: trying it now
[05:58] <poboy975linux> hey what is the address of pastebin?
[05:58] <invernizzi> bwm: it seems pulseaudio is recognizing your sound card. I'm afraid I'll have to hand you off to someone else, because it's 7AM here in Italy. Sorry and good luck
[05:58]  * invernizzi goes to sleep
[05:58] <invernizzi> !pastebin
[05:58] <bwm> invernizzi: thanks so much!
[05:59] <Roasted> True or False - I have Vista/Ubuntu on 1 hard drive. If I have to redo Vista, can I tweak grub accordingly to handle Vista/Ubuntu again without reinstalling Ubuntu?
[05:59] <poboy975linux> thanks
[06:00] <sheena1> vigo: i got the package from synaptic. i don't see it in my ubuntu plugins. should it be there?
[06:00] <vigo> sheena1: Look at the FSF site a few times and you can research this stuff. gnash is a FREE SWF player/codec, as I stated, is still a work in progress, it is moving forward.
[06:00] <manpoole> question would changeing the onboard video buffer size of onboard graphics help out compiz run while playing video i have radeon open source with an ati 1650 pro (the changes being made in the bios)
[06:00] <bwm> anyone interested in picking up my item?
[06:00] <zhanx> Roasted: true
[06:00] <freedomdesktop> Where are the pidgin plugins installed?
[06:00] <jua> true
[06:00] <k1gwb> Roasted: yes, just boot from ubuntu cd and reinstall grub to overwrite the windows boot menu
[06:00] <sheena1> vigo: i'll do some research tomorrow. thanks for the tip
[06:00] <MarkJones> im having trouble with alacarte starting.I checked it a bit in synaptic package manager and under deps it lists conflicting:smeg, replaces:smeg.That normal?
[06:01] <sheena1> xangua: did you have any other ideas?
[06:01] <freedomdesktop> Where ARE the PIDGIN plugins INstallED?
[06:01] <vigo> sheena1: Nope, it is in the Kernel. it will either work and sole the issue or not.
[06:01] <Roasted> zhanx + k1gwb - thanks. Someone just questioned why I had Vista/Ubuntu on the same drive when I have multiple drives in my system and pointed out if Vista goes down, I HAVE to reinstall Ubuntu, to which I was so confused cause I thought for sure you could just tweak Grub to bypass any issues.
[06:01] <vigo> *solve
[06:01] <sheena1> vigo: i tried accessing youtube, no luck. i could try a reboot, but my experience with ubuntu has been that reboots dont' do nearly as much as they did in windows :)
[06:02] <zhanx> Roasted: i run it the same way in my laptop
[06:02] <xangua> sheena1: i have 2, you could backup the important things in your FF profile, create a new one and import the important tho the new profile
[06:02] <xangua> sheena1: the other is to use a Greasemonkey Script
[06:02] <sheena1> xangua: i think that is what i just did tonight ?
[06:02] <Roasted> k1gwb - I never even took notice the Ubuntu LiveCD has a grub reinstall option. I always thought you had to edit osmething from console to get Grub rolling again. Have you used the LiveCD to repair grub before?
[06:02] <Roasted> and I see he left... grr
[06:03] <sheena1> xangua: i have no idea what a greasemonkey script is, but i'm pretty desperate
[06:03] <Roasted> zhanx - have you used the ubuntu livecd to repair grub before?
[06:03] <xangua> greasemonkey is an Addon for Firefox
[06:03] <MarkJones> Ive started out with a fresh install of 8.10 and then install updates first thing.The updates are seeming to cuase the problem.Not sure what to do to correct it.
[06:03] <zhanx> Roasted:  yes and its easy just follow the menu
[06:03] <vigo> sheena1: correct, it is always good to reload the kernel after any adjustments , that is from UNIX days.
[06:03] <xangua> and Scipt are like little programs, to make the pages act diferent
[06:04] <Roasted> zhanx - I'm not seeing it in the menu.... Is it supposed to show up at the very beginning where you see check CD for defects, etc?
[06:04] <cb_> .
[06:04] <xangua> sheena1: greasemonkey is an Addon for Firefox and Scipt are like little programs, to make the pages act diferent
[06:04] <TheFunkbomb> anyone here familiar with simdock?
[06:04] <sheena1> xangua: i'll look into that too
[06:04] <poboy975linux> ok hello, my sister has ubuntu installed on her laptop, and it has been working great untill last month. now when she boots up, it crashes on boot every 3 out of 4 tries...she can usually get it to finally boot up. here is a pastebin of the syslog.0 i was told to put up here if someone could take a look
[06:04] <zhanx> roasted, what are the f options again been a bit since i did it
[06:04] <poboy975linux> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154477/
[06:05] <xangua> sheena1: for example i use this scriot to play youtube videos with Mplayer, instead of Flash> http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/38074
[06:05] <cb_> Hello, I just downloaded ubuntu9.04 i run 8.04 and i wanna do a clean install. When i boot up the ubuntu9.04 and try to install with no acpi and other options off and get a blank screen once i actualy hit the INstall button? Any ideas?
[06:05] <Roasted> zhanx - Ff1 Help, F2 Language F3 keymap F4 modes F5 accessibility F6 other
[06:05] <bwm> anyone? http://pastebin.com/m6d775c68
[06:05] <xangua> cb_: why would you want to reinstall ALL if you can simply upgrade ¿
[06:06] <Flannel> cb_: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty questions, thanks.
[06:06] <sheena1> xangua: cool. so it overrides flash alltogether, then
[06:06] <dft> man rdesktop keeps locking up my X sessions lately
[06:06] <dft> pita
[06:06] <cb_> xangua cause i built a custom kernel and dont wanna run it anymore, and i wanna encrypt my full HD
[06:06] <xangua> sheena1: and this is another script from the same author for youtube embed videos > http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/46219
[06:07] <Roasted> zhanx - I just selected each F optin and I'm not seeing anything about grub. *shrug*
[06:07] <zhanx> bootlin
[06:07] <freedomdesktop> NEVERMIND I FOUND IT. THANKS ANYWAY NOT!
[06:07] <secure_user> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1084308 is there another way to do it?
[06:07] <secure_user> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/336736 that's the bug report
[06:07] <Roasted> pardon?
[06:08] <xangua> but unfortunatetly it only works for youtube, but you can try with Free Youtube witch has efect for many other flash videos> http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/34765 , this script has less options
[06:08] <secure_user> It's explained in that thread
[06:08] <xangua> sheena1*
[06:08] <sheena1> xangua: i've saved both those. nice to have another option in case i can't make it work. frustrating that it DID work before, and now doesn't. i'm thinking backup and re-install the whole darn OS might be the best option at this point..
[06:09] <zhanx> Roasted: boot the live cd
[06:09] <secure_user> the /etc/network/if-pre-up.d doesn't seem to be a part of networkmanager anymore - how do you guys run scripts on your interfaces before connecting?
[06:09] <Roasted> zhanx - I have the 8.10 livecd booted on a spare rig behind me right now.
[06:09] <zhanx> ok sudo grub
[06:09] <zhanx> will reinstall it i was thinking of a different boot loader...
[06:09] <Roasted> zhanx - Oh, so I need to be in Ubuntu? I thought there was an option at the main screen to do it.
[06:10] <rnstux> Hi!
[06:10] <zhanx> pm'd you the link to the ubuntu how to fix it
[06:10] <stealth-> Im trying to set up a back up script that would keep 3 copies and download my home directory from another system. But, the really important part is there is certain directories that I DO NOT want the contents copied, for reasons of them not fitting on my server's hard drive. Could someone please check to see if I've set up the --exclude paremeter properly? http://pastebin.com/md9db077
[06:11] <cloakinghalk> Hey im using virtual box to access an existing physical version xp and when i boot up into either one it wants me to activate windows on both the physical and virtual. can anyone help me?
[06:11] <RandomUsr> how's a guy supposed to watch some smut without a codec?
[06:11] <solid_liq> RandomUsr: aptitude install win32codecs    perhaps?
[06:12] <paul68> Hi, I have 2 partitions 1 root partition and a home partition, if I do an upgrade to 9.04 with an clean install do I have problems with stuff that is on my home partition? or is it better to start from 0?
[06:12] <cb_> vlc boys
[06:12] <Until_It_Sleeps> I lost grub after installing Windows XP in a dual boot... I've tried recovering grub from the live CD, but I get an error:  Running "install /boot/grub/stage1 (hd0) (hd0)1+16 p (hd0,5)/boot/grub/stage2 /boot/grub/menu.lst"... failed Error 22: No such partition
[06:13] <iceroot> cloakinghalk: contact microsoft and buy two license
[06:13] <iceroot> !grub | Until_It_Sleeps
[06:13] <bwm> I am having trouble getting sound to work on my inspiron 1525, PulseAudio seems to be getting the sound, but not able to get it to the sound card to play.  I was helped earlier by one of the support folks, but they had to drop.  Debugged thus far at http://pastebin.com/m6d775c68  but still no resolution.  Thoughts?
[06:13] <poboy975linux> hello, my sister is having problems booting up. crashes about every 3 out of 4 tries. she can usually get it to finally boot corerectly. this is a pastebin of her syslog, a\could someone look at it and see if they can find where the problem is?
[06:13] <poboy975linux> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154477/
[06:13] <sheena1> xangua: thanks for your help. i gotta run for the night, but i really appreciate it. if i ever get this figured out, i'll come back and let you all know. i appreciate the help VERY much.
[06:13] <vigo> paul68: make a backup
[06:14] <xangua> yes i have to sllep too, good nigh all
[06:14] <|PiP|> can someone explain difference between apt-get and aptitude?
[06:14] <paul68> vigo: so backup all the data on my homedrive clean both partitions and start again or just make a backup and go from there?
[06:14] <RandomUsr> solid_liq, thanks for the try. it almost worked
[06:15] <hateball> paul68: backup just in case. you should be fine with just upgrading
[06:15] <solid_liq> RandomUsr: google for  "ubuntu multimedia"  then...  there are plenty of step-by-step howto's out there which tell you how to install all codecs and everything
[06:15] <iceroot> |PiP|: apt-get has super-cow-power, aptitude not, they are both using dpkg
[06:15] <Flannel> !restricted | RandomUsr
[06:16] <celthunder> |PiP|, aptitude is ncurses based apt-get is entirely terminal.  aptitude does dependancy detecting slightly better
[06:16] <stealth-> Im trying to set up a back up script that would keep 3 copies and download my home directory from another system. But, the really important part is there is certain directories that I DO NOT want the contents copied, for reasons of them not fitting on my server's hard drive. Could someone please check to see if I've set up the --exclude paremeter properly? http://pastebin.com/md9db077
[06:16] <paul68> vigo: what with folders like .filezilla? I presume that I need to reinstall them then or will the installer pick it up by itself
[06:16] <celthunder> |PiP|, aptitude also logs what it does apt-get doesnt
[06:17] <bwm> I'm running 8.04
[06:17] <paul68> vigo: so in your opinion upgrading is better then a clean install?
[06:18] <paul68> hateball: what with folders like .filezilla? I presume that I need to reinstall them then or will the installer pick it up by itself
[06:18] <paul68> hateball:  so in your opinion upgrading is better then a clean install?
[06:19] <Until_It_Sleeps> Like I said before, grub will not restore properly:  Running "install /boot/grub/stage1 (hd0) (hd0)1+16 p (hd0,5)/boot/grub/stage2 /boot/grub/menu.lst"... failed Error 22: No such partition
[06:19] <RandomUsr> Flannel, what if one has the codecs installed and still no video?
[06:20] <zhanx> RandomUsr: you try google for the mediabutu stuff
[06:20] <hateball> paul68: the upgrade wont touch your ~/, it'll just upgrade the binaries in /usr/bin and so on. As for upgrade vs clean... I've been upgrading machines since 6.06 or so, no issues
[06:20] <RandomUsr> zhanx, affirmative
[06:21] <hateball> paul68: Still, a clean install is always that. Clean.
[06:21] <zhanx> RandomUsr: weird, i installed all that and everything works
[06:21] <RandomUsr> hmm
[06:22] <poboy975linux> hello my sister has ubuntu on her laptop. it is now crashing on bootup, an\bout 3 out of 4 tries it crashes. she can eventually get it to boot up. here is a pastebin of her syslog file if someone could take a look and see if they can find what or where its going wrong http://paste.ubuntu.com/154477/
[06:22] <paul68> hateball: ok if I choose for a clean install I need to create a backup for the home partition and whipe everything off correct or am I wrong here?
[06:22] <RandomUsr> zhanx, did you install from the terminal? or from synaptic front end?
[06:22] <zhanx> terminal
[06:22] <hateball> paul68: That would be correct
[06:22] <stealth-> Im trying to set up a back up script that would keep 3 copies and download my home directory from another system. But, the really important part is there is certain directories that I DO NOT want the contents copied, for reasons of them not fitting on my server's hard drive. Could someone please check to see if I've set up the --exclude paremeter properly? http://pastebin.com/md9db077
[06:22] <paul68> hateball: ok thanks
[06:22] <hateball> paul68: Well actually no... You can still save the /home, as nothing gets installed there
[06:22] <TheFunkbomb> !pastebin
[06:23] <rabies> hey, im trying to mount a linux nfs share on windows using mount.exe, I log in using my UID, but it still wont let me access the files even though i can still mount it
[06:23] <rabies> anyone know how to manually set the UID in the windows mount.exe nfs client?
[06:23] <tgr> hi when i use top to view system resources with opera open it says it is using 124% of cpu how is this possible?
[06:23] <tgr>  39  19  192m  63m  12m R  124  3.1  10:43.68 operapluginwrap
[06:25] <tgr> anyone here use opera?
[06:25] <bluejeans> tgr, i'm pretty sure someone does
[06:26] <rabies> anyone?
[06:26] <jeff__> i'm using opera on vista... sounds like a weird glitch you've got. remember that opera is proprietary, and may not mix 100% perfectly with ubuntu.
[06:26] <home> hi
[06:27] <poboy975linux> sorry I'm gonna nhave to try again tomorrow
[06:27] <tgr> bluejeans: is it possible that operapluginwrap can use 127% of cpu?
[06:27] <home> im new here
[06:27] <rabies> ...
[06:27] <home> so what are u talking about
[06:27] <home> ?
[06:27] <stealth-> Im trying to set up a back up script that would keep 3 copies and download my home directory from another system. But, the really important part is there is certain directories that I DO NOT want the contents copied, for reasons of them not fitting on my server's hard drive. Could someone please check to see if I've set up the --exclude paremeter properly? http://pastebin.com/md9db077
[06:27] <bluejeans> tgr, ... no. no such thing as 127%
[06:28] <tgr> bluejeans so is there a cpu monitor better than top?
[06:29] <vigo> paul68: No, in my opinion it is better to back up data on a regular basis and do a clean install of any OS. Then replace any data you feel is important or needed for whatever you wish to do.
[06:29] <scunizi> bluejeans: there is if you have hyperthreading..
[06:29] <bluejeans> tgr, better? any monitor will just look at the same stats.. top is as good as any i guess
[06:30] <scunizi> tgr: htop
[06:30] <home> ............
[06:30] <zgmf-x42s> hey all, why is evolution-rss no longer in repositories????
[06:30] <DigitalKiwi> htop is awesome
[06:30] <Flannel> home: this channel is a support channel.  If you're looking to chat, you want #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:30] <zhanx> stealth-:  no its not right
[06:31] <paul68> vigo: ok thanks
[06:31] <stealth-> zhanx: thanks for letting me know, could you fix it for me?
[06:33] <tgr> join #opera
[06:34] <homerj> is there an archive of the forums somewhere other than "archives"
[06:34] <homerj> I had a link to a post that had a script I needed, and my link isn't valid anymore
[06:34] <homerj> and the normal search isn't picking it up
[06:35] <nowannemo> hey guys... wondering if you guys had something i could look at for a nice .fonts.conf file for font smoothing... i see a ton of stuff out there, but i dont know what the latest recommendations are
[06:35] <zgmf-x42s> hey all, why is evolution-rss no longer in repositories????
[06:35] <nowannemo> homerj, try google and append site:ubuntuforums,org to your search
[06:35] <nowannemo> s/,/.
[06:36] <Flannel> zgmf-x42s: It is
[06:36] <homerj> nowannemo, yeah, no go
[06:36] <zgmf-x42s> Flannel: can you please tell me how it is you are finding it?  i cannot get it to appear!!
[06:36] <homerj> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-167876.html
[06:36] <homerj> that's what i want
[06:36] <Flannel> zgmf-x42s: what version of Ubuntu are you using?
[06:37] <nowannemo> http://74.125.47.132/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fubuntuforums.org%2Farchive%2Findex.php%2Ft-167876.html&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[06:37] <homerj> some guy had a script to control fans on a Dell laptop
[06:37] <zgmf-x42s> right now i am on eeebuntu standard
[06:37] <zgmf-x42s> Flannel:
[06:37] <nowannemo> see my link homerj
[06:37] <zgmf-x42s> Flannel: however, i cant find it on on my ubuntu 8.10 at home either
[06:37] <TommyCorn> i can't enable desktop effects in jaunty
[06:37] <Flannel> !info evolution-rss | zgmf-x42s
[06:38] <Flannel> zgmf-x42s: I can't say anything for the eeebuntu repos, as those are third party.
[06:38] <homerj> nowannemo, yeah, but I actually need that i8kapplet script
[06:38] <homerj> heh
[06:38] <Flannel> zgmf-x42s: But, regular Ubuntu has it in 8.10.  Be sure you have universe enabled (its enabled by default for a while now)
[06:38] <homerj> it was an attachment....yeah I should have saved it somewhere else...but I never thought the forum posts would go away
[06:39] <nowannemo> ah that sucks :(
[06:40] <zgmf-x42s> Flannel: aHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH i figured out the prob, by default in eeebuntu the normal repos are not selected.  lol.  ok, got it, thanks man!
[06:40] <TommyCorn> can anyone tell me where i should start when trying to figure out why i can't enable visual effects? if I click on normal or extra, i get the alert message: "Desktop effects could not be enabled."
[06:42] <freddie27> Anyone knows how to turn off Pidgin notification in Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04 ?
[06:43] <Flannel> freddie27: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support, thanks.
[06:43] <KyleK> freddie27: you mean the option in pidgin or something else?
[06:43] <hateball> Any proper way to clean out duplicate entries in the driver list for CUPS?
[06:43] <freddie27> yeah..the one in pidgin...it keeps notifying me when ppl come online and their messages..
[06:44] <freddie27> i've turned off almost everything in pidgin but nothing seems to work
[06:44] <Flannel> freddie27: Try #ubuntu+1, this channel doesn't know anything about Jaunty things
[06:44] <nowannemo> are you getting the notification bubbles freddie27 ?
[06:45] <Kr0ntab> hehe Jaunty things...
[06:45] <lemmykoopa> sudo apt-get install cowsay <- do it now
[06:45] <ubuntu-person> allow
[06:45] <Demo1> hello i am new to ubuntu. just installed it. i have a geforce 6150 le graphics card and cant get drivers to it? if anyone could give me so help i would appreciate it.
[06:46] <scunizi> Demo1: look in System/Admin/Hardware drivers and if there is a choice to pic there choose the 173 driver
[06:46] <TommyCorn> can anyone tell me where i should start when trying to figure out why i can't enable visual effects? if I click on normal or extra, i get the alert message: "Desktop effects could not be enabled."
[06:46] <freddie27> @nova : yes..the jaunty bubbles in the right hand top corner
[06:47] <nowannemo> turn off the notify plugin
[06:47] <scunizi> Demo1: if there isn't anything there open Applications/Accessories/Terminal and copy and paste the following.. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade  ... and then you might have drivers listed in the previous location I mentioned
[06:47] <Flannel> nowannemo, freddie27: Please take this to #ubuntu+1
[06:48] <nowannemo> ya im done
[06:48] <Demo1> scunizi thank u but it does not give me that option. it jsut says no proprietary drivers are in use on this system. i have tried to go to nvidia to find drivers but cant get them there either. do i need a new graphics card?
[06:48] <nowannemo> Flannel, any tips for a good .fonts.config file?
[06:48] <nowannemo> or am i still in the wrong place? ;)
[06:48] <freddie27> thanks nowa
[06:48] <Flannel> nowannemo: Erm, this would be the right place I suppose.  But no, I don't.
[06:48] <scunizi> Demo1: no.. see my last post
[06:49] <Demo1> sorry. thanx i will try
[06:50] <wolf_> Hello im trying to use an app called perlbox to use voice recognition in order to launch applications, however the program is very dated and i wondered if anyone knew something that replaced it and is more functional?
[06:53] <Demo1> yes i still can find no driver. is there a brand of graphics card that is recomended for this os?
[06:53] <scunizi> Demo1: did you have a lot of updates and did it ask you to reboot?
[06:54] <Demo1> i had no updates
[06:54] <Demo1> and no it did not ask me
[06:54] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[06:55] <scunizi> Demo1: ok... look in system/admin/synaptic package manager and search for nvidia.. there should be several drivers listed.. 173 is what you want.. once installed it should show up in the other menu location.. Nvidia and that card should work just fine.
[06:56] <Demo1> scunizi i will try. if this would work u will be making me a verry happy person. :)
[06:56] <hacker_kid> who would i speak to about submitting a package? i see that there is no package for python 2.6 but i have one. it installs as alternate (no disruption to py2.5)
[06:56] <scunizi> Demo1: good luck.. I've gotta run.. others will take over.
[06:57] <Flannel> hacker_kid: #ubuntu-motu
[06:57] <hacker_kid> Flannel, ty
[06:59] <Ben90> hi.
[06:59]  * Psywiped_ slaps Ben90 around a bit with a large trout
[06:59] <Ben90> psywiped?
[07:00] <Ben90> why did you do that for?
[07:00] <Psywiped_> premtive
[07:00] <Flannel> Psywiped_, Ben90: please stop that.
[07:00] <Ben90> ok.
[07:00] <Psywiped_> for when you start on about your "joystick"
[07:01] <Ben90> ok.
[07:01] <Ben90> i got it working again.
[07:01] <lemmykoopa> apt-get moo
[07:01] <Psywiped_> thats good
[07:01] <lemmykoopa> I'm enjoying ubuntu
[07:01] <Ben90> but now my 60gb hdd is acting up
[07:02] <Psywiped_> get and run spin right from grc.com
[07:02] <dotblank> can I upgrade 8.10 right now to 9.04?
[07:02] <Demo1> i searched the synaptic package manager for nvidia and did not find drivers or anthing referring to 173
[07:02] <Slart> dotblank: yes
[07:02] <Ben90> every time i restart my pc i have to format my 60 gb in order for it to work
[07:02] <Slart> dotblank: ask in #ubuntu+1 how to do it
[07:02] <dotblank> Slart: did its very quite
[07:03] <Slart> dotblank: oh.. well.. they have to wake up sooner or later..
[07:04] <Ben90> does anyone know what a superblock is?
[07:05] <dotblank> update-manager -d ftw!
[07:05] <nowannemo> Demo1, good luck
[07:05] <Slart> Ben90: a special part of a partition/drive that holds information about the drive/partition?
[07:05] <Ben90> ok
[07:05] <Ben90> cuz i'm having a problem with the superblock
[07:05] <lemmykoopa> aptitude moo -v <- do this now
[07:06] <lemmykoopa> and keep adding a v after -v
[07:06] <lemmykoopa> epic
[07:06] <Ben90> every time i reboot and log back in the superblock is damaged
[07:06] <Ben90> is there a way to make that not happen?
[07:07] <hateball> !ot | lemmykoopa
[07:07] <noaXess> hi all
[07:07] <Slart> Ben90: sounds like something is wrong with your hard drive
[07:07] <noaXess> i'm on a system in the maintenance console.. cause a fsck of the root fs failed on boot..
[07:07] <Kr0ntab> hello
[07:07] <nowannemo> Ben90, if it says it's damaged, it probably is... unless it's not, in which case you should file a bug report. if it is... get a new drive :)
[07:07] <Ben90> how can i fix it?
[07:08] <Slart> Ben90: but that's just a guess.. have you tried checking the s.m.a.r.t info?
[07:08] <noaXess> what steps shoudld i do now?.. in the moment i run a fsck -nvf /dev/sda1
[07:08] <Ben90> how do i do that?
[07:08] <syntax\> how can i start the gdm via command line?
[07:09] <Slart> syntax\: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[07:09] <Slart> Ben90: there is a command.. smartctl I think
[07:09] <Ben90> how do i ch my hdd with s.m.a.r.t?
[07:09] <Ben90> check*
[07:10] <Ben90> ok
[07:10] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: typically the fsck fails if there are legitimate disk errors...  you should probably boot from a live CD... and try to copy off your data if possible...
[07:10] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: but is my fsck command as first step ok?
[07:10] <noaXess> cause now it's running..
[07:11] <Kr0ntab> yes...
[07:11] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: ok.. thanks.. i will reboot it twice to see if there is really no error...
[07:11] <Kr0ntab> it should mark bad blocks allowing you to run for a bit... but the degredation will probably continue..
[07:11] <Kr0ntab> backup first though...
[07:12] <Kr0ntab> :-)
[07:13] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: how can i see the bad blocks? should i run a fsck in read-ionly mode, in maintenance console?
[07:13] <Kr0ntab> you should only run it while the partition is unmounted...
[07:13] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: ok..
[07:13] <pipeline_> I would like to Share a hard drive over my local network - But when I try to share storage drive get following error < The permissions could not be determined > ? ?
[07:13] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: it will report bad blocks to you upon completion
[07:14] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: i think i saw no bad block after fsck -nvf /dev/sda1.. .. i will do it a second one, without -n? right?
[07:15] <Kr0ntab> correct
[07:15] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: ok how can i boot in maint-console?
[07:15] <pipeline_> What is best way to share a hard drive over a network ? ?
[07:16] <Kr0ntab> rescue mode from GRUB...
[07:16] <Kr0ntab> or boot from live cd...
[07:16] <dotblank> pipeline_: Right click share
[07:16] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: aha..
[07:17] <Xoomph> !!!!ALERT!!!! You have a new server message from Freenode Staff. To read it, please type /server messages. Thanks! - Freenode Team
[07:17] <Ben90> slart?
[07:17] <Slart> Ben90: yes?
[07:17] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: you mean recovery mode.. right?
[07:17] <Kr0ntab> yes
[07:17] <Ben90> slart, go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d1e4feb04
[07:17] <Kr0ntab> misnomber.. appologies
[07:17] <Kr0ntab> misnomer even
[07:18] <Ben90> its my 60 gb drive smart output
[07:18] <pipeline_> dotblank, Tried that but get an error of "The permissions could not be determined" - This is a different drive than my Intrepid install - It is a 500GB SATA with NTFS partition.
[07:18] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: but in recovery mode the root fs is mounted..
[07:18] <dotblank> pipeline_: ftp server then
[07:19] <centHOGG> pipeline_: ok... are you on a domain
[07:19] <love_ubuntu> hello
[07:19] <noaXess> pipeline_: use sftp on the client side..
[07:19] <Xoomph> DCC SEND ALERT!you_have_a_new_message_from_freenode_staff_to_read_it_please_type_/server messages
[07:19] <suji> i use ubuntu 8.10 how to know the version (i.e.feisty, edgy)
[07:19] <Z3ro3X> I upgraded to 9.04 and converted / and /home from ext3 to ext4.  Every went with out any problems.  Now how do I defrag my data so that every thing is completely up to date.
[07:19] <Slart> Ben90: hmm.. there are some errors in that report.. try making it run a self-test and see what it says
[07:19] <JECHO> suji: its ibex
[07:19] <love_ubuntu> is there any way i can somehow mirror ubuntu apt for my office LAN?
[07:19] <ninadsp> suji: try man lsb_release and the command... that will give u all
[07:19] <yao_ziyuan> is there a tool which i can use to find out non-system processes, for potential trojans?
[07:20] <Ben90> ok
[07:20] <Slart> Z3ro3X: go to #ubuntu+1, that's the official support channel for jaunty
[07:20] <Z3ro3X> Slart, Thanks!
[07:20] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: when you go into recovery mode... you are presented with several options... one of them is fsck..
[07:20] <Slart> yao_ziyuan: try rkhunter
[07:20] <Kr0ntab> which will do it for you...
[07:20] <suji> ok
[07:20] <Slart> !info rkhunter | Z3ro3X
[07:20] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: aha yes.. see.. check it.. thanks
[07:20] <Z3ro3X> Slart, What?
[07:21] <pipeline_> noaXess, Not sure how I would do this - Can read up on it though. My goal is to share the bigger drive with Music & Movies to play on another Intrepid box in my living room.
[07:21] <Z3ro3X> Slart, What does rkhunter have to do with defraging data?
[07:21] <Slart> Z3ro3X: oops.. nevermind.. wrong nick
[07:21] <realmatt> is there a way to write a php if statement in one line (that isn't ternary) like "$var = "foo" if (1=1);" ?
[07:21] <Z3ro3X> Slart, LOL!
[07:21] <Slart> !info rkhunter | yao_ziyuan
[07:21] <noaXess> pipeline_: yeah.. then connect it over sftp://user@masterserver
[07:21] <ninadsp> pipeline_: you could try something like sshfs to mount ur drives on the other system
[07:22] <``y7> is ubuntu considered the interface? if not, what is? gnome, kde?
[07:22] <pipeline_> noaXess, Both my office comp. & living room comp. share the same network.
[07:22] <yao_ziyuan> Slart: thanks
[07:22] <Slart> Z3ro3X: but who knows.. if you ask rkhunter nicely perhaps it will defrag for you ;)
[07:22] <ninadsp> !package sshfs | pipeline_
[07:23] <pipeline_> ninadsp, Thank you
[07:23] <pipeline_> noaXess, Thank you as well.
[07:23] <noaXess> pipeline_: nop
[07:24] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: result of my fsck -vf /dev/sda1 = 0 bad blocks.. should be ok now right?
[07:25] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[07:25] <noaXess> also 605 non-contignuous inodes
[07:26] <gh0st> This is just a test of irssi, can anyone see my text?
[07:26] <Slart> gh0st: yes
[07:26] <noaXess> gh0st: yes
[07:26] <Flannel> gh0st: Nope.  Certainly cannot see your text
[07:26] <dig> find an interesting post about cowsay --> http://forums.invisionpower.com/blog/1691/entry-3235-cowsay-and-fortune-on-termi/
[07:26] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: yes... for now... keep regular backups.
[07:26] <Finnish> I'm making a dvd with devede. I have xvid avi-files. Are those compatible or do I need to convert those in devede -> longer time making a dvd?
[07:26] <gh0st> Thanks Slart, and thanks again for the help yesterday with my && piping thing with the twitter program :)
[07:27] <Kr0ntab> Finnish: yes
[07:27] <pipeline_> ninadsp, I got the sshfs installed - Is there any other app you would recommend that would make it easier to work with this NTFS drive ?
[07:27] <Kr0ntab> Finnish: they're compatable
[07:27] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: i do also a dd to another hdd: dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdc conv=noerror,sync bs=4k
[07:27] <Finnish> Ah, well thats a good news
[07:27] <Kr0ntab> compatible even
[07:27] <Kr0ntab> yes.. that would do it...
[07:27] <Slart> Finnish: I think devede will convert them for you, which will take a little time, yes
[07:28] <Ben90> slart?
[07:28] <Finnish> Slart: Well, I have to try it
[07:28] <Ben90> Slart, go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d65560732
[07:29] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: you can also try dcfldd .... it's just like dd, with more options.  It also gives you a nice little progress indicator to see how much is done
[07:29] <Ben90> Slart, it more about my 60 gb hdd.
[07:29] <Ben90> its*
[07:29] <Slart> Finnish: you either do it yourself or let devede do it.. it will take about the same time either way.. so you might as well let devede do its thing
[07:29] <``y7> is ubuntu considered the interface? if not, what is? gnome, kde?
[07:29] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: ok.. .. will check and test it.. my dd is now running..
[07:30] <Slart> Ben90: hmm.. seems s.m.a.r.t didn't find any errors.. odd
[07:30] <Slart> ``y7: I would say gnome
[07:30] <Ben90> yeah it is odd.
[07:30] <``y7> Slart, is that a guess or a confirmation?
[07:30] <ninadsp> pipeline_: well.. you could try network shares ie nfs.. but i have never used them... for sshfs, try reading up on setting up the connection automatically by using the /etc/fstab
[07:31] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: can i stop the dd command?
[07:31] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: yes.. ctrl-c
[07:31] <noaXess> without problems?
[07:31] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: dcfldd is in the repos and the syntax is identical
[07:32] <Kr0ntab> noaXess: nope.. other than having to restart your progress...
[07:32] <Ben90> slart, the fact of the matter is my hard drive wont retain dataat all
[07:32] <Slart> ``y7: my guess.. it's not a question with a definitive answer
[07:32] <Ben90> at all*
[07:32] <Ben90> and its pissing me off
[07:33] <Slart> Ben90: no matter what s.m.a.r.t says I would say it's broken.. time to get a new one?
[07:33] <Ben90> i guess i'll have to.
[07:33] <``y7> Slart, rgr that. ty
[07:33] <Ben90> i'm out.
[07:33] <Slart> Ben90: bye
[07:33] <Ben90> slart. i'm out
[07:34] <kinja-sheep> I'm sure this is a repeated questions often found in IRC / forums / emails / postal mails.  When it comes to external hard drives (not USB) which filesystem would be best (recommended, to be precise) choice?  ext4 > ext3 > ext2
[07:35] <Slart> kinja-sheep: I use ntfs for my external drives.. but that's because I use them from windows-computers too.. if that's not the case, go with ext3/4 according to taste
[07:35] <kinja-sheep> Slart: The chance is that your external drives aren't encrypted.  This is why I'm avoiding NTFS unless I opt for TrueCrypt.
[07:36] <Slart> kinja-sheep: true.. I don't encrypt them
[07:36] <kinja-sheep> Slart: I suppose I knew what I should do.  I think I come here for social sometimes.  Thanks for the help. :)
[07:37] <Slart> kinja-sheep: you're welcome =)
[07:37] <Marcofabo> hi
[07:38] <brata> hiiiii
[07:38] <Om3ddr4gon> hi
[07:38] <brata> asl
[07:39] <jacoblyles> Does Ubuntu have an equivalent of Windows' ctrl+alt+delete? I am running a program that sort of has a memory leak, and the system is hanging.
[07:39] <brata> mau join di room gmn seh?
[07:39] <brata> ada org indo ga disini?
[07:39] <brata> hi
[07:39] <Slart> jacoblyles: there is a system-monitor.. but ctrl+alt+f1 is probably the closes to ctrl+alt+delete.. that will get you to a shell.. ctrl+f7 to get back to X
[07:40] <jacoblyles> Slart: no good. Won't get me to a shell
[07:40] <jacoblyles> Guess I can yank the power
[07:40] <jacoblyles> thanks though
[07:40] <Slart> jacoblyles: then I don't know what to do.. I usually start my laptop and ssh in and kill whatever is hogging the computer
[07:41] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[07:41] <L3dPlatedLinux> where do I get ubuntu jaunty
[07:41] <jacoblyles> how do you ssh in?
[07:41] <cb_> Hello i am installing Ubuntu9.04 currently have 8.04 dual booting with windowsxp, I dont want xp anymore so i wanna do a clean install of 9.04, I have both DVD's but once i get to step 3 on both of configuring the keyboard layout and hit ok, It says it loading partion manager and never does anything else. Has anyone seen this problem?
[07:41] <Slart> jacoblyles: you install the ssh server on the computer.. then use "ssh myothercomputer" from the laptop/second computer
[07:41]  * AK_Dave points to #ubuntu+1
[07:41] <Slart> !ssh
[07:42] <Slart> cb_: take AK_Dave's advice
[07:42] <cb_> i am in both fyi
[07:42] <Slart> cb_: ah.. let me guess.. #ubuntu+1 is sleeping?
[07:42] <cb_> correct
[07:42] <jacoblyles> doesn't look like that's going to work, since I would need to already have it installed. I will definitely install it so I can use it in the future, though. Thanks.
[07:42] <jeff__> infowarrior: *nudge*... read my pm
[07:43] <Slart> jacoblyles: you're welcome
[07:43] <cb_> AK_Dave 2 bad dvd's?
[07:43] <cb_> i have the alternite also
[07:44] <noaXess> Kr0ntab: can't stop dd with ctrl-c.. it runs anyway .. hm.. wait until it is completed..
[07:44] <dfsfsfsflsjfs> hello
[07:44] <dfsfsfsflsjfs> how do i install command and conquer on UBUNTU ?
[07:45] <Slart> dfsfsfsflsjfs: use wine, #winehq for support
[07:45] <Slart> !appdb | dfsfsfsflsjfs
[07:45] <noaXess> dfsfsfsflsjfs: use crossover linux
[07:45] <noaXess> dfsfsfsflsjfs: http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxgames/
[07:46] <jeff__> dfsfsfsflsjfs: which cnc game are you installing?
[07:47] <dfsfsfsflsjfs> Generals
[07:47] <jeff__> dfsfsfsflsjfs: add the latest version of wine to your computer and try it out. if you get desperate, then dual boot or pay for an emulator. i'll get you a guide... one moment...
[07:48] <dfsfsfsflsjfs> ok
[07:48] <dfsfsfsflsjfs> cant dual boot.. Police just raided my house for using pirated windows
[07:48] <sleepy_cat> Hi if i want to open a file which has all rights reserved to the root then how should i open it
[07:49] <sleepy_cat> I had encountered this earlier and i had dont gedit something..but i am not able to recollect it now
[07:49] <sleepy_cat> can someone help me out
[07:49] <golden-koi> sudo
[07:50] <sleepy_cat> Thanks golden-koi
[07:50] <Slart> sleepy_cat: gksudo gedit /path/to/your/file
[07:50] <Slart> !gksudo | sleepy_cat
[07:50] <johe_work> hi,
[07:51] <sleepy_cat> uhh oh i used sudo by mistake
[07:51] <sleepy_cat> is it inappropriate
[07:51] <golden-koi> sleepy is a funny one
[07:51] <johe_work> a question, is there a way i can see what options was used when a package provider builds an package?
[07:51] <golden-koi> maybe you should be on the daily show
[07:51] <Slart> sleepy_cat: sometimes things can break.. but I think you would notice straight away
[07:51] <nuno_> YJRRR
[07:51] <sleepy_cat> hmm ok
[07:51] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[07:51] <jeff__> dfsfsfsflsjfs: if the wine in the repositories doesn't work for you, then try this - www.winehq.org/download/deb (it gets you the latest)
[07:51] <simplexio> sleepy_cat: gksudo gedit file OR sudo nano file OR if you know that file isnt system file ytou can use chown and chmod to change owner and permission
[07:52] <jeff__> dfsfsfsflsjfs: the game might not work with multiplayer though... wine is a bit funky.
[07:52] <boredomkills> hello, people
[07:52] <sleepy_cat> thanks simplexio
[07:55] <sleepy_cat> ok i have a peculiar problem.. I tried to mount my USB HDD onto ubuntu but it failed to mount citing the reason that it was not properly closed .. so i made a change in the /etc/fstab file but still it gave the same error.. I just added a line there >> /dev/sdb2/USB1 ntfs 3g force 0 0
[07:55] <sleepy_cat> now its saying you dont have the right
[07:56] <magnetron> sleepy_cat: it's "ntfs-3g" not ntfs 3f
[07:56] <magnetron> note the -
[07:56] <sleepy_cat> I didnt do ntfs 3f i did ntfs 3g only
[07:56] <magnetron> sleepy_cat: you forgot the -
[07:56] <sleepy_cat> ok
[07:56] <sleepy_cat> wait up
[07:56] <Slart> sleepy_cat: take a look at the utility "ntfsfix"
[07:57] <njurew> hello
[07:57] <sleepy_cat> magnetron: /dev/sdb2       /media/USB1   ntfs-3g force			  0       0
[07:57] <njurew> is there anyone
[07:58]  * Until_It_Sleeps reinstalled Windows XP :)
[07:58] <sleepy_cat> still it does not work.. it returns back a msg saying u are not a priviledge user to open the disk
[07:58] <sleepy_cat> i mean wtf ??
[07:58]  * Until_It_Sleeps in the process, completely screwed up his already funky Ubuntu installation to the point where restoring grub is impossible.
[07:59] <Slart> sleepy_cat: "sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs", then type ntfsfix in a terminal
[08:01] <nephish> considering buying the dell inspiron 530 with ubuntu, wiping it, of course for Jaunty, but ... anyone have any thoughts ? any gotchas i might need to be aware of?
[08:01] <sleepy_cat> Slart: Mounting Volume Failed
[08:01] <sleepy_cat> its not working using even ntfsfix
[08:02] <Slart> sleepy_cat: did it say why it failed?
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> :~$ ntfsfix /dev/sdb2 Mounting volume... Error opening partition device: Permission denied. Failed to startup volume: Permission denied.
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> FAILED
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> Attempting to correct errors... Error opening partition device: Permission denied.
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> FAILED
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> Failed to startup volume: Permission denied.
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> Volume is corrupt. You should run chkdsk.
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> nimish@nimish-nayak:~$ sudo ntfsfix /dev/sdb2
[08:03] <sleepy_cat> Mounting volume... FAILED
[08:04] <sleepy_cat> Attempting to correct errors...  Processing $MFT and $MFTMirr... Reading $MFT... OK Reading $MFTMirr... OK Comparing $MFTMirr to $MFT... OK Processing of $MFT and $MFTMirr completed successfully. Setting required flags on partition... OK Going to empty the journal ($LogFile)... OK NTFS volume version is 3.1. NTFS partition /dev/sdb2 was processed successfully.
[08:04] <TheFunkbomb> I just installed gnome-do and docky.  HOW COME YOU PEOPLE NEVER TOLD ME ABOUT THIS?!
[08:04] <sleepy_cat> Slart: that was for you ..
[08:04] <TheFunkbomb> sleepy_cat, try using pastebin
[08:04] <sleepy_cat> ok sorry
[08:04] <Slart> !pastebin
[08:04] <Slart> sleepy_cat: try running the same command.. but wuth a "sudo" in front
[08:04] <sleepy_cat> i think this is quite readable.. next time i will go there
[08:04] <sleepy_cat> I did with Sudo also
[08:05] <Slart> sleepy_cat: ie "sudo ntfsfix /dev/sdb2"
[08:05] <Slart> sleepy_cat: oh.. no difference?
[08:06] <sleepy_cat> no
[08:06] <Slart> sleepy_cat: do you have a windows computer you can use?
[08:07] <Jordan_U> sleepy_cat, What error do you get when you try to mount ( the fstab line you added will prevent your user from being allowed to mount the drive )
[08:08] <user5> doni
[08:08] <user5> doni
[08:09] <sleepy_cat> No i dont have Windows
[08:09] <sleepy_cat> But I have a Virtual Box with XP will that Help ?
[08:10] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[08:10] <sleepy_cat> Jordan_U: ohh thats why i am getting Permission Denied
[08:10] <sleepy_cat> Jordan_U: How to sort this issue out
[08:10] <Slart> sleepy_cat: if you can see the drive in the vm you might be able to chkdsk it from there
[08:10] <sleepy_cat> how should i go about ut
[08:10] <sleepy_cat> it*
[08:11] <sleepy_cat> vm /media/sdb2 << right ?
[08:12] <Jordan_U> sleepy_cat, Either remove that line entirely or replace "force" with "user" ( you should never force a mount unless it's read only )
[08:12] <sleepy_cat> ohh ok
[08:12] <Kartagis> hello
[08:12] <sleepy_cat> Jordan_U:  I didnt know that.. I just tried whatever was written below the failed mount message
[08:13] <Kartagis> does anyone know if there is a way to organize favorites in vinagre?
[08:14] <sleepy_cat> no now it gave a different msg
[08:14] <sleepy_cat> that it cannot mount the drive
[08:14] <eddie1>  oky weet enige iemand hoe om i dokument na jou pc te scan
[08:14] <Kartagis> !nl | eddie1
[08:15] <noaXess> if i want disabel the splash and quit mode on booting.. then just remove quiet and splash from grub's kernel line right?
[08:15] <sleepy_cat> unpriviledge user cannot mount NTFS block devices using the external fuse library Either mount as root or rebuild NTFS-3G with Fuse ...
[08:15] <eddie1> ma ek te lui om dit te soek
[08:15] <Slart> noaXess: there is a line for options.. remove it from there, run "sudo update-grub"
[08:16] <mimiloon> hi everybody, i'm new to the linux world and i have lost the system tray from the top of the window; can anyone please help me in getting it back?
[08:16] <Slart> noaXess: if you just remove it from the kernel line you'll have to redo it every time it updates the kernel
[08:16] <noaXess> Slart: i open menu.lst in vi.. after that sudo apdate-grub?
[08:16] <noaXess> aha.. ok Slart thanks
[08:16] <Slart> noaXess: yes
[08:17] <thephoenix04> anybody know any fun games to play on ubuntu?
[08:17] <alakoo> ready to pay for one?
[08:18] <thephoenix04> free games
[08:18] <alakoo> care for rpgs?
[08:18] <jeff__> thephoenix04: bzflag, wormux, atanks, or one of those FPS games which everyone is always talking about on the forums.
[08:18] <thephoenix04> sure
[08:18] <thephoenix04> whatever's fun
[08:18] <jeff__> mimiloon: right click on panel and select "add"?
[08:19] <noaXess> Slart: is booting without splash the nosplash option?
[08:19] <alakoo> "eschalon book 1" is simply awesome
[08:19] <sleepy_cat> jeff__: wormux.. ? is it worms like the game we had on windows
[08:19] <Slart> noaXess: I think so, yes
[08:19] <thephoenix04> alakoo - what is it about?
[08:19] <jeff__> sleepy_cat: yes, but it uses open source software mascots instead of worms. there is also "hedgewars". which again, is similar.
[08:19] <freshbananas> for any kubuntu users here: widgets on the kde panels are spaced weird. when i remove the page, the clock, system tray and desktop switcher EXPAND to fill up the remaining space on the panel.  is this normal kde behaviours?   just curious if this is only on my setup, only on ubuntu or default kde4.2 behaviour.
[08:20] <saiki> hey everyone
[08:20] <saiki> Does anyone know how to reset alsa when it won't produce any sound and there's no apps running?
[08:20] <jeff__> freshbananas: join the kubuntu channel for KDE related things.
[08:20] <centHOGG> alsa reload
[08:20] <alakoo> freshbananas, try #kubuntu
[08:20] <alakoo> mostly gnome users here
[08:20] <freshbananas> no thanks
[08:20] <saiki> centHOGG, tried that and it did nothing
[08:21] <nvstp> Hello, everyone. Does CUPS support printing in its web-based administrator interface?
[08:21] <saiki> i accidently purged alsa, just reinstalled it
[08:21] <centHOGG> ok... alsaconf
[08:21] <jeff__> thephoenix4: this is an awesome multiplayer game, despite crappy graphics: http://bzflag.org/
[08:21] <freshbananas> nvstp: what do you mean? you can print test pages from there yes
[08:21] <jeff__> get it from the repos
[08:21] <saiki> alsaconf set-default-card?
[08:21] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[08:21] <centHOGG> saiki: well i just: alsaconf
[08:22] <nvstp> freshbananas, yes, I can print a test page, but I want to print a file there
[08:22] <saiki> bash: alsaconf: command not found
[08:22]  * iqson716 is back (gone 01:06:57)
[08:22] <freshbananas> that you can't do
[08:22] <saiki> it's xubuntu, if that makes a difference
[08:22] <centHOGG> ok if you: alsamixer
[08:22] <freshbananas> you can send a file out to cups from command line but i don't remember how to do that
[08:22] <centHOGG> what happens
[08:22] <freshbananas> you can google that if you need it
[08:22] <nvstp> If application doesn't support printing file, then I must do this by using lp?
[08:22] <saiki> ALSA lib pulse.c:272:(pulse_connect) PulseAudio: Unable to connect: Connection refused
[08:22] <saiki> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: Connection refused
[08:23] <centHOGG> saiki: ok have you restarted
[08:23] <nvstp> freshbananas, I know I can use the command lp.
[08:23] <saiki> not yet, lemem reboot real quick
[08:23] <freshbananas> thats pretty much it, or you can open it up in a app that does and print from there
[08:24] <centHOGG> brb
[08:25] <nvstp> freshbananas, Thanks.
[08:26] <pyen> !ubottu help
[08:27] <pyen> !help
[08:28] <bitterchocs> can i know how to print my own cover for Ubuntu Jaunty?
[08:28] <saiki> centHOGG:
[08:28] <centHOGG> y
[08:28] <saiki> saiki@Saiki-pc:~$ alsaconf
[08:28] <saiki> bash: alsaconf: command not found
[08:28] <saiki> saiki@Saiki-pc:~$ alsamixer
[08:28] <saiki> ALSA lib pulse.c:272:(pulse_connect) PulseAudio: Unable to connect: Connection refused
[08:28] <saiki> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: Connection refused
[08:28] <FloodBot3> saiki: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:28] <mikebeecham> hi guys...can someone explain how I go about updating the murrine engine?  I'm not sure how to go about it
[08:28] <mikebeecham> thanks
[08:29] <saiki> (sorry, forgot not ctrl + C in terminal)
[08:29] <centHOGG> Pm me
[08:29] <saiki> k
[08:31] <darkdrizzt> hi
[08:32] <bitterchocs> I there an official guide to print CDROM and covers for Ubuntu Jaunty?
[08:36] <bitterchocs> anyone can advise
[08:36] <bitterchocs> ?
[08:37] <mikebeecham> hi guys...can someone guide me in how to update the murrine engine?
[08:38] <pelny> czesc
[08:39] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[08:40] <ninadsp> bitterchocs: yes there is something on the ubuntu wiki... though i dont remember the page.. tried searching there?
[08:40] <bitterchocs> thats the prob!
[08:41] <bitterchocs> I found it during the 8.04...now cant find the page
[08:43] <Nhawdge> Anyone know a good console based irc client?
[08:43] <ikonia> irssi
[08:44] <ActionParsnip> !irc
[08:44] <Morclye> How can I boot Ubuntu without GUI temporarily?
[08:44] <yaa__> ЭГЕГЕЕЕ! %)
[08:44] <theomen> hi
[08:45] <defyer> hello
[08:45] <yaa__> how  u doing
[08:45] <yaa__> r u
[08:45] <theomen> i have a security problem
[08:45] <ra21vi> i am in a network which in behind ISA proxy.. my proxy username is like domain\username and password need to have special chars such as !#@$ etc in it.. now, I am having hard luck to update my newly installed Ubuntu on VirtualBox, since http_proxy value is not working for anything.. though in firefox, when i define the proxy settings, the internet is accessible without any problem. .. can you suggest me any method to achive it
[08:45] <theomen> anyone ?
[08:46] <theomen> i have a security problem
[08:46] <kraut> moin
[08:46] <theomen> anyone ?
[08:46] <yaa__> which is yo problem
[08:46] <hateball> !details | theomen
[08:47] <yaa__> !shutup | ubottu
[08:47] <ahtmly2k> help please.. i tried to update my ubuntu.. but failed..
[08:47] <theomen> im running ubuntu 8.10 i run a rootkit chk
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> Morclye: you could press esc to load the recovery menu then select root console, then use su to your user name
[08:47] <theomen> and that was my outgoing
[08:47] <theomen> Checking `lkm'... You have     1 process hidden for readdir command
[08:47] <theomen> You have     1 process hidden for ps command
[08:47] <theomen> chkproc: Warning: Possible LKM Trojan installed
[08:47] <ra21vi> as i remember, there was a software which i used 2 years ago... a probably python package, which installs as system service in init.d and listens on 8080 localhost.. the package config takes proxy user passwords and for evry application i use proxy as localhost:8080, thats it. the program automatically binds the authentication and proxy information to every packets
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: ok can you get  clean boot?
[08:47] <ahtmly2k> it stated "failed to fetch" from the address
[08:47] <ahtmly2k> clean boot?
[08:48] <ndlovu> using firefox on ubuntu, is there some way to check what the ip address of the current website host is?
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: sounded like your system wouldnt boot after a faile update
[08:48] <Morclye> ActionParsnip: Thank you, is it esc at GRUB or at boot up stage?
[08:48] <ra21vi> ndlovu: in commandline just ping website.com and it will show the IP
[08:48] <ahtmly2k> i'm in indonesia and it tried to fetch the packages from the local server..
[08:48] <ra21vi> like $ping google.com
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> Morclye: at grub, just press it loads as soo as your system post beeps
[08:48] <ahtmly2k> maybe i could set it up to other servers?
[08:49] <ahtmly2k> but it boots just fine
[08:49] <theomen> ant ides ?
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: can you give me one example of a failed line of the output
[08:49] <ahtmly2k> it's operating normally
[08:49] <theomen> any*
[08:49] <ahtmly2k> just the auto update feat
[08:49] <ndlovu> ra21vi, doesn't work... I've added a specific host to my /etc/hosts... ping resolves to the host address, but firefox seems to bypass the hosts file and uses dns
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: good that its booting ok :
[08:49] <ahtmly2k> W: Failed to fetch http://ubuntu.indika.net.id/ubuntu/pool/main/f/firefox-3.0/firefox-3.0-gnome-support_3.0.6+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.8.04.1_amd64.deb
[08:49] <ahtmly2k>   404 Not Found
[08:49] <mikebeecham> good morning guys...can someone guide me in how to update the murrine engine?  I'm using 8.10 at the moment
[08:49] <Morclye> ActionParsnip: I'll try to fix my Ubuntu now, big thanks :)
[08:50] <ahtmly2k> any idea..?
[08:50] <theomen> anyone plz ?
[08:50] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: ok that file doesnt exist but if you remove the deb file name, the server is up. you need to run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:51] <ahtmly2k> yea but it won't find any files..
[08:51] <ahtmly2k> the file that i pasted was just a sample..
[08:52] <ahtmly2k> how do i change the server address?
[08:52] <ahtmly2k> maybe that might work.. that would be the most simple first step wouldnt it?
[08:52] <ActionParsnip> theomen: http://www.archivum.info/alt.os.linux.ubuntu/2007-09/msg01673.html
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: true, simple command may just mke it fly
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: any joy?
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: the repo is up
[08:53] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: you just have incorrect files listed for the repo is all i can see
[08:54] <ahtmly2k> ok.. i found the tab on changing it
[08:54] <ahtmly2k> i'm switching to main server
[08:54] <ahtmly2k> i'll see how that works out..
[08:55] <Guest28165> hi
[08:56] <bullgard4> smbtree produces a lot of messages: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394818/  What goes wrong here? nmbd und smbd do exist.
[08:57] <ct529> hi. Does anyone know of good videoconferencing tools on ubuntu?
[08:57] <Nhawdge> ct529: I think the Ekiga Softphone does videoconferencing
[08:57] <Nhawdge> ct529: installed by default for ubuntu
[08:57] <pucko-> Hello. Is it possible to make the open/save dialogs in firefox show file previews? it's a hassle to upload images and such as is.. How can I change this?
[08:58] <ct529> Nhawdge: thanks .... does it support videoconferencing with 6 people?
 thx man
[08:59] <Nhawdge> ct529: can't say I've ever used it, sorry
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> theomen: np man
[08:59] <sinan> what command can i use to know the overall cpu usage ? (with an output suitable for grepping)
[09:00] <ct529> Nhawdge: thanks a lot for you help in any case
[09:00] <rumpel> @sinan how about t
[09:00] <rumpel> "top"?
[09:00] <ninadsp> sinan: tried uptime?
[09:00] <ninadsp> rumpel: top is interactive right? i don't think it is easily greppable...
[09:01] <sinan> rumpel: i can't grep top
[09:01] <rumpel> @ninadsp perhaps it has an option for a "screenshot" kind of output...
[09:01] <sinan> ninadsp: uptime gives me load averages :)
[09:01] <rumpel> yeah... uptime seems to do ta ting
[09:01] <ninadsp> sinan: ohh... got what you want...
[09:02] <ninadsp> sinan: lemme see...
[09:02] <koshar1> ﻿sinan how about phpsysinfo
[09:02] <theomen> ActionParsnip: i run the rkhunter and thats was the outgoing  Performing filesystem checks
[09:02] <theomen>     Checking /dev for suspicious file types                  [ Warning ]
[09:02] <theomen>     Checking for hidden files and directories                [ None found ]
[09:02] <sinan> koshar1: in what package can i find it ?
[09:02] <sinan> rumpel: i'll see if top has a screenshot output, seems possible :)
[09:03] <theomen>  Checking for prerequisites    /usr/sbin/unhide                                         [ Warning ]
[09:03] <theomen>     /usr/sbin/useradd                                        [ OK ]
[09:03] <theomen>     /usr/sbin/userdel                                        [ OK ]
[09:03] <theomen>     /usr/sbin/usermod                                        [ OK ]
[09:03] <theomen>     /usr/sbin/vipw                                           [ OK ]
[09:03] <theomen>     /usr/sbin/unhide-linux26                                 [ Warning ]
[09:03] <FloodBot3> theomen: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:03] <rumpel> @sinan apt-get install phpsysinfo
[09:04] <rumpel> @sinan "top -n 1" just iterates one time...
[09:04] <rumpel> and is greppable
[09:04] <sinan> rumpel: yep, thanks :)
[09:04] <rumpel> 0prob... also learned something new ^^
[09:05] <sinan> rumpel: also the 'b' switch helps making the format friendlier :)
[09:05] <rumpel> nice
[09:05] <wasabi__> how do i enable my wwan card on my vaio sz330?
[09:05] <ninadsp> rumpel: do you know any easy way to switch between multiple man pages?
[09:06] <cylonia1> Ubuntu 8.10 - Lost wired networking and keyboard on 2 laptops after installing updates yesterday .. using live CD now and i was wondering how to start debugging the issue ? Obviously without keyboard running diagnostic terminal commands is impossible .. quite lost, TIA for all pointers.
[09:06] <rumpel> switch?
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: run lspci, one line will identify the device, can you type or paste that single line in here please
[09:06] <lesshaste> I have crash in gdmsetup.. how do I install the debug symbols so I can give a useful backtrace?
[09:07] <ninadsp> @rumpel: this always happens.. i am reading one manpage, and i feel the need to read another one.. at such times, i quit the current one, and then i do a 'man secondpage' again
[09:07] <rumpel> @nina if you have only one shell available, try screen...
[09:07] <ninadsp> @rumpel: there has to be an easier way to do this...
[09:07] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, What was updated?
[09:07] <ninadsp> @rumpel: ok... there's always konqueror, but i prefer working on shell.. :)
[09:08] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: not 100% sure, but i believe it were some pulseaudio related packages ..
[09:08] <rumpel> @nina screen creates numerous virtual shells in one.... you can switch between them via ctrl-A-p/n oder ctrl-A-<index>....
[09:08] <rumpel> very useful tool
[09:08] <rumpel> use it all the time ^^
[09:09] <wasabi__> ActionParsnip, ahh i am not seeing it http://pastebin.com/m2df058db
[09:09] <rumpel> works also fine with ssh and other console-only-stuff
[09:09] <ninadsp> @rumpel: thanx... :)
[09:09] <rumpel> screen -X is also pure magic ^^
[09:09] <ninadsp> @rumpel: seems to do my job... :)
[09:09] <alephnull> Are jaunty netinst images available ? I can only find intrepid on the archives.
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
[09:09] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, Can you use the keyboard in recovery mode?
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: wtg for using pastebin too :)
[09:10] <wasabi__> ohh
[09:10] <wasabi__> hmm
[09:10] <wasabi__> how would i got about enabling it?
[09:10] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: no doesn't work in recovery mode either
[09:11] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, Are you chatting from the same computer?
[09:11] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: what is the output of lsb_release -c
[09:12] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: yes, booted from live CD to get internet connection working
[09:12] <fabzor3> hey i have a really low res screen on my netbook
[09:12] <fabzor3> can i make ubuntu run in a compacted low rez mode
[09:12] <wasabi__> jaunty
[09:12] <jigp> hello guys how to stop the printing?when I shutdown the pc and hp printer then turn on both it still printing :(
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty | wasabi__
[09:13] <wasabi__> yea
[09:13] <Jordan_U> fabzor3, You might want to install ubuntu netbook remix
[09:13] <wasabi__> i'm aware of that, lol
[09:13] <fabzor3> hteres remix pressure?
[09:13] <fabzor3> omg cool!
[09:13] <fabzor3> *googles
[09:13] <wasabi__> ActionParsnip, drivers not supported?
[09:13] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: your release isnt supported here, its supported in #ubuntu+1
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: read ubottu's output, not what you THINK it says
[09:14] <archman> How can I get rid of this Update-Notifier? I turned if off in services, but it still runs... (intrepid)
[09:14] <archman> it*
[09:14] <ndlovu> I am migrating a website and need to test on the new host before doing the nameserver swap. So, I want to redirect the hostname to the new site IP. but firefox is ignoring my /etc/hosts file and resolving the public dns address. any idea how to force the name resolution?
[09:14] <Myrtti> archman: why would you want to turn it off?
[09:14] <fabzor3> archman: go into software sources
[09:14] <fabzor3> theres setting
[09:14] <fabzor3> uncheck the one that checks for updates
[09:15] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, Can you boot the other laptop in recovery mode and try pressing "alt+sysrq+r" ?
[09:15] <wasabi__> ActionParsnip, alright i'll go over there
[09:15] <wasabi__> thanks
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> wasabi__: np man
[09:15] <lesshaste> how do I fix W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net hardy Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 7D2C7A23BF810CD5 ?
[09:15] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: will try and report back, give me a few minutes .. and thanks :)
[09:16] <fabzor3> lesshaste: can you add a security exeption?
[09:16] <lesshaste> fabzor3: maybe.. :) how?
[09:18] <nephish_> hey all, i am running a day-old system here, the home partition is 25 GB, i now have only 33 meg of free space,  my home folder is almost empty, what might i have wrong?
[09:18] <illumanti> hi
[09:18] <geronimo`> nephish, did you check all packages in synaptic and press accept?
[09:19] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: okay, that worked, got keyboard in recovery mode thx
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv BF810CD5; gpg --export --armor BF810CD5 | sudo apt-key add -
[09:19] <archman> Myrtti, I want to check for the updates manually, no use for automatic update for me :)
[09:19] <nephish_> no, don't think so.
[09:19] <nephish_> no, i know i did not.
[09:19] <fabzor3> lesshaste: where is it compaining about the security warning?
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1046158    you can script that sort of thing as you use the last 8 digits in the output with those commands ;)
[09:19] <nephish_> also did apt-get clean gave me back some room, but not much
[09:19] <fabzor3> if its in conse press p to permanently accept it
[09:20] <archman> fabzor3, it's unchecked already, that's what i was talking about was he problem :D
[09:20] <archman> and it still runs!
[09:20] <fabzor3> if its firefox then just click a few buttons
[09:20] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: :) thanks
[09:20] <fabzor3> hmm
[09:20] <fabzor3> what still runs?
[09:20] <fabzor3> the warning still bugs you>
[09:20] <fabzor3> ?
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: easy stuff eh ;)
[09:21] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: :) my main problem is trying to get the debug symbols for this gdmsetup crash
[09:21] <fabzor3> ahh cool
[09:21] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, Try continuing booting and see if the keyboard and mouse continue to work in X
[09:21] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: ok, trying that
[09:22] <lesshaste> how do I tell which package gdmsetup is from?
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: try apt-file  it'll tell you
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: sudo apt-get install apt-file; sudo apt-file update; apt-file search gdmsetup
[09:23] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: thanks!
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: it'll take a while, but will tell you what package provides that file
[09:23] <lesshaste> :)
[09:24] <_ruben> using packages.ubuntu.com to search might be faster
[09:24] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: I get errors like Can't get http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/dists/hardy-updates/Contents-i386.gz (404)
[09:24] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: negative, laptop keyboard still not working in X, usb mouse does work though
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: if you go tohttp://ddebs.ubuntu.com/dists/hardy-updates/
[09:25] <danvjpdt> danvjpdt
[09:25] <emerson_> anybody knows how do I get password for zattoo?
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: you will see that file doesnt exist
[09:25] <danvjpdt> what
[09:25] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, Does alt+sysrq+r get the keyboard working again in X?
[09:25] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: hmm... do my config is wrong somehow?
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: sounds likely, can you pastein your sources.list file please
[09:26] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: http://www.pastebin.ca/1397160
[09:26] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: nope, and no network either, looks like i will need to go for a re-install ,
[09:28] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: thanks for your help, got to get to work, bye
[09:28] <Jordan_U> cylonia1, First try "sudo dpkg --configure -a" in case the upgrade didn't finish ( not likely on two machines but it can't hurt to try )
[09:28] <Morclye> Booting up Ubuntu freezes with black screen after showing me briefly '/dev/sdc setting Advanced Power Management level to 0xfe (254) [OK]' What might cause this and how it can be fixed?
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: could try: sudo apt-get --reinstall install gdm
[09:29] <level1> is there some sort of trick to making gnash work?  I installed it and restarted firefox... no gnash
[09:29] <cylonia1> Jordan_U: okay, i'll keep looking in the forums and on launchpad for related bugs etc... have a nice day and thx again
[09:30] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: ok.. what is that for?
[09:30] <lesshaste> ActionParsnip: to help with the crash?
[09:30] <timfrost> lesshaste: is that URL correct?  that URL is missing two levels of directory.  Can you pastebin the actual output of 'sudo apt-get update'?
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> lesshaste: it will reinstall gdm over the top of itself
[09:32] <ct529> Nhawdge: I have looking inot Ekiga .... I do not understand if they support multiplayer videoconferencing
[09:32] <lesshaste> timfrost: http://www.pastebin.ca/1397167
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> level1: http://ubuntumanual.org/posts/102/how-to-install-gnash-in-ubuntu
[09:32] <level1> ActionParsnip: okay, done... now what?
[09:33] <level1> you honestly think I didn't try that?
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> level1: i assume nothing in here
[09:33] <level1> ic
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> level1: we get a vast range of abilities in here so I start somewhere
[09:33] <linky0ne> anyone know how to mount a raid5 created with mdadm?
[09:34] <level1> I'm sorry, I shouldn't have been so rude
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> level1: no offence was intended
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> level1: np man'
[09:34] <telaviv> how can i make flash games on linux?
[09:34] <jamie> !Ubottu
[09:34] <level1> anyway, I also tried swfdec; neither appeared in firefox's about:plugins list
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> level1: tbh, i've never used gnash. if you search your system for .so files you could create a symlink in~/.mozilla/plugins
[09:35] <level1> is there a way to force detection of plugins
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> level1: does   about: plugins say its enabled?
[09:35] <lesshaste> timfrost: what are you seeing?
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> level1: without the space
[09:35] <level1> ActionParsnip: it doesn't appear on the list
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> level1: ok thats something useful, if you symlnk the .so file to ~/.mozilla/plugns it will be in the paths firefox checks for plugins and it will fly
[09:36] <level1> where is the .so file?  I have no idea
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> level1: sudo find / -name *.so
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> level1: that will find it, you can then run: mkdir ~/.mozilla/plugins
[09:37] <level1> ActionParsnip: there are a lot of .so files on a linux system
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> level1: and symlink the file in that folder
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> level1: you could pipe the output to grep gna
[09:38] <slonik> hey
[09:38] <lesshaste> I am a little mystified.. what do I have to install the get the debug symbols for a gdmsetup crash?  I can't see debug packages for glib or gio and installed the debug symbols for gdm alone don't seem to help
[09:38] <timfrost> lesshaste: Your apt-get update output looks clean.  you do seem to have multiple repositories enabled, but I can't explain the errors you reported for the ddebs archive.  Have you tried the suggestion from  ActionParsnip to re-install gdm?
[09:38] <slonik> does anybody know some DB manager which will allow to connect to MSSQL database?
[09:38] <lesshaste> timfrost: yes
[09:38] <level1> ActionParsnip: I did a search for / -name gnash* and I can't find any .so files
[09:38] <lesshaste> timfrost: I haven't restarted X though
[09:39] <unimatrix9> hi there
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> level1: try: sudo find / -name *.so | grep gna
[09:39] <unimatrix9> is there already an version of ubuntu 9.04 for acer aspire one or netbooks in general?
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> level1: you are ssuming with that search that the file starts with gnash, which may not be the case
[09:40] <level1> ActionParsnip: is it libgnashplugin.so?
[09:40] <lesshaste> I am trying to complete this bug report http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=556458
[09:40] <jamie> unimatrix9: Yes, The normal one.
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> level1: i havent used it, sounds likely
[09:40] <popey> emerson_: go to their website and you can get a password
[09:40] <unimatrix9> its optimized for low level read and write to the ssd?
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> level1: so if you create the plugins folder and symlink that file in there it should work nicely
[09:41] <jamie> unimatrix9: I would say so.
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> level1: if you give me the full path to the file that find has found I can give you the commands to run
[09:41] <level1> okay, got it I think
[09:41] <level1> thanks
[09:42] <Jimi_Neutral> Can anyone point me in the direction of a room that deals with Excel?
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> np bro
[09:42] <level1> ack... why is there still no sound?
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> Jimi_Neutral: ##windows
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> level1: oh man, that old chestnut...
[09:42] <level1> ActionParsnip: I have sound from amarok
[09:42] <Nirrad1st> Hello. I am using Ubuntu 9.04 and I have installed " connectd " application. But I dont know where to find it ? Thanks if you can help.
[09:42] <level1> acantha: amarok sounds real nice..
[09:43] <jamie> Nirrad1st: #ubuntu+1
[09:43] <jamie> Nirrad1st: Ask there.
[09:43] <Nirrad1st> oh ok sorry
[09:44] <ActionParsnip> level1: try: sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libesd.so.0 /usr/lib/libesd.so.1; sudo mkdir -p /tmp/.esd/; sudo touch /tmp/.esd/socket
[09:44] <ActionParsnip> level1: its flash being rubbish as always
[09:46] <level1> ActionParsnip: that didn't solve anything
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> level1: is your linux 32bit or 64bit?
[09:46] <level1> ActionParsnip: 64bit.  also, its kde.  Doesn't kde use a different sound system than esd?
[09:47] <ActionParsnip> level1: no, its still ubuntu underneath, just a different DE
[09:47] <saiki> if I back up my debs and reinstall I should be able to reinstall and be up and running quickly, yes?
[09:47] <rumpel> !clone | saiki
[09:48] <rumpel> hm
[09:48] <saiki> ?
[09:48] <rumpel> !cloning
[09:48] <saiki> talkign about a full reinstall
[09:48] <jamie> Hurry Ubottu
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> level1: try: sudo apt-get install libesd0-alsa
[09:48] <jamie> !clone
[09:49] <ActionParsnip> level1: sudo apt-get install libflashsupport
[09:49] <rumpel> bot seems to be down
[09:49] <unimatrix9> aptoncd creates backup of your deb files
[09:49] <rumpel> locked database o.O
[09:49] <saiki> !hi
[09:49] <jamie> Poor ubottu
[09:49] <unimatrix9> http://aptoncd.sourceforge.net/
[09:49] <saiki> yep, guess it is
[09:50] <abrandt> I dont know what I did but I moved my mouse to the upper left corner and then my screen showed 2 desktops and I was able to move to that one and click on it and then back then I rebooted and I cant do it anymore.. I dont know what I did to get that type of display anyone have an idea
[09:50] <aLeSD_> hi all
[09:50] <x_O> hi
[09:50] <aLeSD_> is there a substitute of premiere for music video creating in  linux
[09:50] <jamie> abandt: Scroll
[09:50] <aLeSD_> ?
[09:51] <abrandt> I just typoe scroll to get it to do that again?
[09:51] <unimatrix9> or manual backup your apt chache, then reinstall with dpkg -i later, sometimes it does not work though, in my expiriences
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> aLeSDkino, avidemux are ones i am aware of
[09:51] <abrandt> I dont even know how I did it in the 1st place
[09:51] <aLeSD_> ActionParsnip thanks
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> !info kino
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> !info avidemux
[09:51] <unimatrix9> the best one for me is cinerella
[09:51] <jamie> abrandt: Use the scroll button on your mouse scroll back and forth to change workspaces.
[09:51] <kbrosnan> i have zoomed the desktop with some accidental <meta> keepress how do i undo this
[09:51] <x_O> have audio issue ... when i start computer up (Ubuntu 8.04) mp3s/videos - with codecs all work fine. But when I view Flash online they stop working until I reboot. Anyone know what would cause this? I didn't start doing this until recently.
[09:52] <ITguru> I'm in the middle of writing a backup policy for linux based machine, and I've found myself stuck - and advice on what to concentrate on?
[09:52] <ActionParsnip> x_O: try restarting hal and/or your sound system (alsa / pulse)
[09:52] <ActionParsnip> !backup
[09:52] <Firefrozen> hai
[09:52] <badfish69> !help
[09:53] <x_O> ActionParsnip: there is a terminal command for that i assume
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> x_O: yes
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> x_O: sudo /etc/init.d/hal restart
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> x_O: you will have to check which sound system you use as to how to restart that but the hal kick my work
[09:54] <level1> ActionParsnip: libflashsupport has no installation candidate
[09:54] <kbrosnan> x_O: using the process manager to kill pluseaudio and then <alt>+f2 to run pulseaudio again works in most cases for me
[09:54] <syadow> hye, last time i install using all size my PArtition 8.10..if im using live cd to resize it ..can effect my partition??? (need back up first?)
[09:54] <saiki> that isn't my question. I am talkign about reformating MY pc and installing this offline
[09:54] <ActionParsnip> level1: theres a million pages on this. flash is proprietary and so is hard to resolve issues with as adobe refuse to release stuff about flash
[09:55] <unimatrix9> best video editing would be cinelerra i think , http://cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.php#ubuntu
[09:55] <unimatrix9> but its still hard work,, :)
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> level1: all i can suggest is websearching round to see what works, could try a reoot too to see if the sound system fell over itself
[09:55] <saiki> can I reinstall mt debs from the deb files I have downloaded for my packages?
[09:55] <saiki> my*
[09:55] <x_O> hmm
[09:55] <x_O> wow that worked
[09:55] <x_O> lol thanks
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> saiki: sure, just copy them over to the other system and run: sudo dpkg -i *.deb
[09:56] <x_O> killing the process that is ... quick fix at least
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> saiki: with your pwd in the same folder as the debs
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> x_O: sweet
[09:56] <koshar1> abrandt your describing the scale compiz addon
[09:56] <saiki> ?
[09:56] <saiki> what pwd?
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> pwd = present working directory
[09:56] <saiki> ah..
[09:57] <saiki> thought you meant password lol
[09:57] <koshar1> unimatrix9 i like kdenlive for video
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> saiki: its where your terminal is pointing to in your file system
[09:57] <unimatrix9> ok, you can use that one too
[09:57] <saiki> gotcha
[09:58] <unimatrix9> sudo apt-get install kdenlive i guess
[09:58] <x_O> ActionParsnip: another question ... I tried updating to 8.10 and it said it did not have the right graphics driver ... think I had the option to continue anyways... but then I would be without a GUI right?
[09:58] <koshar1> saiki or you can make a personal repo with dpkg-dev
[09:58] <saiki> ?
[09:58] <saiki> I'd rather just back up what I have and go from default
[09:58] <koshar1> saiki to install your debs on another machine
[09:58] <saiki> got alsa issues
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> x_O: maybe not off te first boot but you can fix x to ue the vesa driver which will always work
[09:59] <unimatrix9> how would you backup with dpkg-dev?
[10:00] <saiki> I'm just gonna follow ActionParsnip 's advice
[10:00] <x_O> vesa driver? ... think im using propreietary driver now...vesa is open source one ... so no hardware accel i guess. would videos with codecs and flash etc still work?
[10:00] <saiki> seems the least likely to cause problems
[10:00] <[nrx]> I have a feeling this has been asked before.. but how do I get sound to work for flash videos... like on YouTube? :)
[10:01] <wwig> someone knows how to mount a floppy disk in writing under intrepid? please
[10:01] <unimatrix9> saiki aptoncd does some simular things, but i guess manual would be as save ..
[10:01] <wwig> with read and write rights
[10:01] <unimatrix9> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=147420
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> x_O: sure, you might have to re-establish the vga driver in the updated system, it might go well. You'll have to try. If the gfx drivers are bad, switch back to failsafe then reinstall the driver in the updated system
[10:01] <unimatrix9> read for backup apt cache
[10:02] <TheFunkbomb> Quick question.  I just started using Evolution mail instead of Thunderbird.  Is there anyway I can get it to start up minimized without alltray?
[10:02] <koshar1> unimatrix9 you need dpkg-dev installed to run dpkg-scanpackages . /dev/null | gzip -9c > Packages.gz. this will give you an index file that apt can read,
[10:02] <x_O> any advantage of 8.10 over 8.04 ? ... or just non important updates basically
[10:02] <TheFunkbomb> I'm using Gnome-Do docky.  It's there.  I don't need it to start up full size
[10:02] <saiki> unimatrix9, yea, I'd rather do it manually, less likely to screw it up
[10:02] <[nrx]> I have a feeling this has been asked before.. but how do I get sound to work for flash videos... like on YouTube? :)
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> x_O: its the beginning of the depreciation of xorg.conf
[10:03] <koshar1> unimatrix9 its a little more flexable than aptoncd as you can dynamicaly update your repo on a usb thumb drive ect...
[10:03] <[nrx]> nm sorted it
[10:03] <[nrx]> :D
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> x_O: plus a later kernel
[10:03] <saiki> [nrx], probably gets asked a billion times, but that doesn't make it any less of a honest question
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> [nrx]: how?
[10:03] <unimatrix9> koshar1, and how would i reinstall them on the new system?
[10:03] <x_O> ActionParsnip: what do you mean by that? ... and whats better about latest kernal?
[10:03] <koshar1> unimatrix9 with synaptic or apt.
[10:04] <kbrosnan> my zoom issue with the <meta> keypress was <meta> mouse wheel, removed the compiz zoom functions
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> x_O: bugfixes etc, the diffferences are to vast for irc, go see whats new
[10:04] <[nrx]> ActionParsnip, editing /etc/firefox/firefoxrc hehe
[10:04] <x_O> but nothing new feature wise?
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> [nrx]: can you please fill level1 in if you see him/her
[10:05] <unimatrix9> hmm, ok that was rather new for me, thanks for the info
[10:05] <[nrx]> ActionParsnip, sure
[10:05] <koshar1> unimatrix9 its very fast as you dont need to download the packages again, however the catch is the destination machine has to be running the same dist as the instasll the packages came from
[10:05] <aofza> !help
[10:05] <alakoo> know any means to alter the visibility of taskbar, I mean, the taskbar is invisible but not when I click "applications" or such..
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> [nrx]: thanks
[10:06] <[nrx]> ActionParsnip, np Vegetable.
[10:06] <koshar1> unimatrix9 a link if your interested. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Personal
[10:08] <unimatrix9> koshar1, i had installed several machines, wich are edentical, one would argue that it would be the same install then, i created an manual apt-cache on one machine, for install on the others, then run dpkg -i to install all the packages, in theory it should wokr wihtout any hassle, but it did not , some would fail... ah computers you never know what they are doing...:)
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> unimatrix9: you do in DOS :D:D:D
[10:09] <koshar1> unimatrix9 seems odd to me
[10:10] <unimatrix9> yes very odd, thats true
[10:10] <[nrx]> ActionParsnip, tell you what, it's not very reliable tho. Keeps crashing ffox
[10:10] <unimatrix9> any way, thanks for the url, i printed it to pdf
[10:11] <m3ga> i had s2disk working in intrepid, but it doesn't work in jaunty. i've tried both s2disk and pm-hibernate. suspend takes the machine down, but it doesn't resume. instead i get a clean bot. ideas?
[10:11] <unimatrix9> thats why i like the thought of meta packages, it would solve some of these issue's i hope..
[10:12] <x_O> does flash ever use 3d acceleration?
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> x_O: not sure, research it
[10:12] <unimatrix9> no flash does not do that ( shock wave does on windows )
[10:13] <koshar1> unimatrix9 is it difficult to whip up a metapackage with checkinstall?
[10:13] <x_O> hmm Flash 10 does
[10:13] <x_O> it i upgrade to 8.10 i would not have 3d accel new X does not support it for my gpu
[10:14] <unimatrix9> http://pj.freefaculty.org/blog/?p=34
[10:14] <unimatrix9> checkinstall metapackage
[10:14] <X-TaZ> !quota
[10:14] <tonimaner> salve
[10:14] <dr4g> Hi there, is it possible to obtain a list of the usernames on the system? I'm not able to remember my username as this was installed a while back
[10:14] <tonimaner> !list
[10:15] <ziroday> dr4g: ls /home :)
[10:15] <X-TaZ> Hi there :) I'm looking for help with quota and edquota. I followed the tuto but it dont work :x
[10:15] <dr4g> ziroday i'm not able to login yet.
[10:15] <X-TaZ> any website ?
[10:15] <unimatrix9> checkinstall is a good tip.. i will look into that later
[10:15] <[nrx]> dr4g, no. But you can try your root user?
[10:15] <ziroday> dr4g: ah, well you will need to, to take a look at anything. One sec
[10:16] <ziroday> !root > [nrx]
[10:16] <[nrx]> ziroday, depends on your runlevel.
[10:16] <ziroday> [nrx]: err ubuntu does not have a root user, at all.
[10:16] <ziroday> dr4g: see http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword
[10:16] <[nrx]> good point batman
[10:16] <X-TaZ> Still looking for help with quotas please :)
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> X-TaZ: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=289571
[10:18] <ahmed> hey all
[10:18] <X-TaZ> ty
[10:18] <unimatrix9> to reset your password , http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword
[10:18] <unimatrix9> dont know if its an up to date article, but give it a try
[10:18] <ziroday> unimatrix9: I just posted that :)
[10:18] <unimatrix9> ah
[10:18] <unimatrix9> hehe
[10:18] <unimatrix9> sorry
[10:19] <unimatrix9> you are so fast...:)
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> !purekde > ActionParsnip
[10:21] <ActionParsnip> !coffee
[10:21] <unimatrix9> yes please
[10:22] <Prolescum> Hello. Anybody have any idea when the repos will be updated with java 6.13?
[10:22] <Buckybunny> Hey does anyone know where the boot.ini file is in vista
[10:23] <ssiebeck> asdasd
[10:23] <ziroday> Buckybunny: ask in ##windows
[10:23] <magnetron> Buckybunny: ##windows
[10:23] <unimatrix9> vista has no boot ini
[10:23] <ActionParsnip> Buckybunny: root of your bootable drive
[10:23] <jamie> !ubottu
[10:24] <TheFunkbomb> Does anyone know how to start Evolution mail minimized or at the very least, have the mail checker start at startup?
[10:25] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: sudo apt-get install alltray; alltray evolution
[10:25] <TheFunkbomb> I don't want to use alltray
[10:25] <TheFunkbomb> I hate that program
[10:25] <ziroday> Prolescum: I presume you mean jdk?
[10:25] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: evolution always runs anyway with its background processes
[10:25] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: why is it so bad?
[10:26] <badfish69> how do i cpu from terminal?
[10:26] <lorenzosu> TheFunkbomb: On ubuntu Mozilla Thunderbird has a tray, if you're not tied to Evolution.
[10:26] <TheFunkbomb> ActionParsnip, it just is.  I used it with thunderbird
[10:26] <ziroday> badfish69: top
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> badfish69: i didnt know you could cpu?
[10:26] <rumpel> @badfish uptime
[10:26] <badfish69> sry
[10:26] <badfish69> i mean model
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> badfish69: can you expand please
[10:26] <rumpel> doing cpu rocks :)
[10:26] <koshar1> Buckybunny /
[10:26] <TheFunkbomb> lorenzosu, I'm coming from thunderbird.  I was not happy with it at all
[10:26] <badfish69> determine the model, mhz, etc
[10:26] <carlos_> can u help me please http://pastebin.com/d356b5867
[10:27] <Prolescum> ziroday: Not the jdk, just the jre 6.13 apparently
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> badfish69: cat /proc/cpu | grep model
[10:27] <rumpel> @carlos nice folder...
[10:27] <unimatrix9> TheFunkbomb something like this : "Mails are automatically checkd (sic) on startup, if and only if "automatically
[10:27] <unimatrix9> check every N minutes" is set."
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> badfish69: cat /proc/cpuinfo sorry
[10:27] <gbv> Hello everyone, something new to me to write through IRC. I have a problem with my sound on a Xubuntu (8.4) version. Does anyone could help me ?
[10:28] <TheFunkbomb> unimatrix9, that is an option in evolution?
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> badfish69:  cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep model;  cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i mhz
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> badfish69: should sort you out nice
[10:28] <TheFunkbomb> I just shut down evolution and I will see if it picks up the email I sent myself
[10:29] <TheFunkbomb> I just installed Gnome-Do Docky earlier
[10:29] <TheFunkbomb> Wow, it's awesome
[10:29] <unimatrix9> wait i will check
[10:29] <lorenzosu> TheFunkbomb: I see.
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: whats it do?
[10:30] <TheFunkbomb> ActionParsnip, it replaces that bottom taskbar
[10:30] <Prolescum> ziroday: my mate wants me to play bloody lexulous and currently the java kills FF3. I use 8.10 if that makes a difference
[10:30] <TheFunkbomb> to a more Mac OSX feel
[10:30] <TheFunkbomb> Prolescum, what extensions do you have running?
[10:30] <ziroday> Prolescum: it try a different runtime? What are you currently using?
[10:30] <L3dPlatedLinux> ok what chan is for jaunty
[10:31] <hateball> !jaunty | L3dPlatedLinux
[10:31] <TheFunkbomb> My firefox will not run if I have greasemonkey or no script running
[10:31] <TheFunkbomb> will not run java
[10:31] <Prolescum> ziroday: I'm using 6.10 jre, from the repo
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: i can see the advantages, i use yakuake to launch apps from personally, as well as type commands in
[10:31] <bolt_> me again
[10:31] <zeroXten> hi. Are there any know problems with running winxp guest inside virtualbox 2.2.0 on intrepid amd64 where the guest resolution doesn't go above 800x600 (nvidia graphics card btw)?
[10:31] <ziroday> Prolescum: well jre is usually the fastest. I doubt there is anything more you can do
[10:31] <dr4g> How can i change the networking "domain", so the DHCP server willgive me a proper IP ?
[10:31] <TheFunkbomb> Action, I gotta see if I can put place launchers in there
[10:32] <ziroday> zeroXten: ask in #vbox
[10:32] <TheFunkbomb> Like my SMB mounts for windows desktops
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> zeroXten: have you installed the guest additions?
[10:32] <TheFunkbomb> brb
[10:32] <Prolescum> ziroday: okay mate, fair enough. Thanks for the input.
[10:32] <zeroXten> ActionParsnip: yeah, in fact - before I do the resolution can go higher =(
[10:33] <unimatrix9> TheFunkbomb  i am reading something about evolution here http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-769018.html
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> zeroXten: is the VM type set to XP?
[10:33] <zeroXten> yup
[10:33] <TheFunkbomb> unimatrix9, the mail checker is installed by default
[10:34] <unimatrix9> ah
[10:34] <Tas> Hello
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> zeroXten: i'd ask in #vbox dude, more specialised
[10:34] <unimatrix9> is mail checker the same a mail-notification ?
[10:35] <Tas> Uh, can I ask a question that's sortof to do with Windows?
[10:35] <ziroday> Tas: yes, in ##windows.
[10:35] <hateball> !windows | Tas
[10:35] <Tas> Oh, thank you O:
[10:37] <TheFunkbomb> Gnome-Do doesn't support location launchers :(
[10:37] <rumpel> after a dist-upgrade via synaptic, is it adviced to check some files?
[10:37] <ziroday> rumpel: what files?
[10:37] <rumpel> after the last two upgrade it "forgot" to create needed files for grub
[10:37] <blag> im trying to get mpx working...what X source package is MPX in?
[10:38] <bolt_> same problom
[10:38] <bolt_> same problom
[10:38] <bolt_> same problom
[10:38] <bolt_> same problom
[10:38] <FloodBot2> bolt_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:38] <rumpel> had deleted every old initrd, but forgot to create the new ones
[10:39] <rumpel> i hope, this time it works sound ^^
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: make a script or 2 and add it to /usr/bin ;)
[10:39] <ziroday> rumpel: well you can check /boot/grub/menu.lst but that shouldn't be a problem unless it never finished configuring
[10:39] <bolt_> anyone know what to do
[10:39] <rumpel> it always finished normal
[10:39] <TheFunkbomb> Out of my league ActionParsnip
[10:39] <rumpel> this time i will check before reboot
[10:40] <ziroday> bolt_: please clearly state your issue, what you've done to try and fix it and any other relevant informatino
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: what for 2 lines
[10:40] <TheFunkbomb> yeah lol
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: #!/bin/bash
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: nautilus /path/to/mountpoint
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: make the text file executable and copy it to /usr/bin
[10:40] <bolt_> i've tryed Gent (not verry helpful)
[10:40] <TheFunkbomb> Wait, what are we talking about?
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: thats all the script would have in it
[10:41] <ziroday> bolt_: what is your issue? What is not working?
[10:41] <TheFunkbomb> Are we talking about the location launcher or evolution?
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: 2 lines
[10:41] <bolt_> i told you yesterday
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: to open a folder i gnome-do. You said it doesnt support location launchers
[10:41] <ziroday> bolt_: well I was not here yesterday. If you would like assistance please what is requested on one line
[10:42] <bolt_> i told you yesterday
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: but if you make an executable script in your $PATH it wll be able to run it
[10:42] <ziroday> bolt_: correct, please answer what we ask you :)
[10:42] <rumpel> rofl
[10:42] <ziroday> bolt_: well would you care to tell us again. I was not here yesterday?
[10:42] <TheFunkbomb> Oh, I'm not worried about that.  I have two icons up there next to my external hard drive mount
[10:42] <freddie27> hi guys..i've a problem : on ubuntu 8.10, I'm running google Adwords editor using Wine. When I open big campaigns, the application just closes without any error message. Any idea what i should be checking ?
[10:42] <TheFunkbomb> ActionParsnip, it's not a big deal
[10:42] <ziroday> freddie27: running from the terminal?
[10:43] <ahtmly2k> help..
[10:43] <SchdyCel> ?
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: ok
[10:43] <ahtmly2k> i downloaded a file.. opera_9.64.2480.gcc4.qt3_amd64.deb
[10:43] <ahtmly2k> how do i install it?
[10:43] <ziroday> ahtmly2k: double click it
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> ahtmly2k: sudo dpkg -i ./opera_9.64.2480.gcc4.qt3_amd64.deb
[10:43] <koshar1> ActionParsnip you mean run it from gnome do?
[10:43] <ahtmly2k> oops.. got it..
[10:43] <freddie27> from the wine menu
[10:43] <ahtmly2k> it was an opera error
[10:43] <bolt_> a Gent fire alarm controler for linux worked for 4 days and now it keeps setting the alarm off every 10 minutes
[10:44] <ahtmly2k> turns out i only needed to doubleclick it.. right..
[10:44] <ahtmly2k> thanx
[10:44] <SchdyCel> ?
[10:44] <bolt_> a Gent fire alarm controler for linux worked for 4 days and now it keeps setting the alarm off every 10 minutes
[10:44] <Rei2> hey, i gots a question.  openoffice 3.0 on AMD64 wont let me install the menu items for it
[10:44] <Rei2> =[
[10:45] <ziroday> freddie27: okay, you need to go to where the .exe file is stored and run wine ./blablalba.exe, this will output error messages in the terminal. Those are your error messages :)
[10:45] <ziroday> bolt_: what software are you using to control it? What is the exact hardware model and how is it connected?
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> koshar1: yeah if its in your path you will be able to execute it
[10:45] <ziroday> freddie27: also check the appdb and #winehq are great on getting windows apps to work with wine
[10:45] <freddie27> thanks much..will try that out
[10:46] <bolt_> its a Gent fire alarm controller  connected by wireless
[10:46] <koshar1> ActionParsnip i just started to type the name of a script in my home/bin file and it would appear it wont auto fill it
[10:46] <ziroday> bolt_: what is the model of the fire controller? How are you controlling it, what software are you using?
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> koshar1: then that folder is in $PATH also
[10:47] <dr4g> Hi there i've modified my domain (workgroup) to match what it is on my windows machine, by editing the 'workgroup' variable on /etc/samba/smb.conf, i've rebooted and the DHCP server still won't assign me a proper IP. is anyone able to give further advice on this ?
[10:47] <koshar1> ActionParsnip yes i beleive so, whats the syntax to print your path locations again?
[10:47] <dr4g> sorry disregard that last message
[10:47] <bolt_> it's a gent vigilon pannel , the fire alarm controller is on linux
[10:47] <SchdyCel> Can't get 8.10 to work live or installed  dell dimension 2350
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> dr4g: try: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[10:48] <ziroday> bolt_: but what is the software you are using? What is its name. And what is the *exact* model number of the fire controller
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> koshar1: echo $PATH
[10:48] <bolt_> its call gent controller 2009
[10:49] <lesshaste> how do you get the exact version of an installed package again?
[10:49] <popey> lesshaste: dpkg -l <packagename>
[10:49] <ziroday> !version | lesshaste
[10:49] <koshar1> yes my home/user/bin is in my path
[10:49] <SchdyCel> Could I ask that someone direct me to the place to go to ask questions
[10:49] <koshar1> /home/holto/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
[10:49] <bolt_> its call gent controller 2009
[10:49] <popey> ziroday: looks like the vigilon panel is model 34000 according to google
[10:50] <bolt_> thats all i know
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> koshar1: there you go, you can add ad remove path entrys as you need
[10:50] <lesshaste> thanks
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> hi ikonia
[10:50] <koshar1> ActionParsnip gnome do will dring up doccies as well so its not limited to binarys.
[10:50] <ikonia> hello
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> koshar1: i use terminal for almost everything inc opening files etc, keeps my system nice and compacted
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> koshar1: my / partition is currently occupying occupying 2.6Gb
[10:51] <TheFunkbomb> Hey, do you think it's bad that I'm using SSL for sending and receiving email?
[10:51] <koshar1> ActionParsnip how do you update the locate db?
[10:51] <ziroday> TheFunkbomb: bad how?
[10:51] <rumpel> @koshar "sudo updatedb"
[10:52] <TheFunkbomb> ziroday, unsecure
[10:52] <TheFunkbomb> ziroday, most people say to use SSL for receiving an TLS for sending.  I'm using SSL for both
[10:52] <ziroday> TheFunkbomb: ah, I can't speak on that myself. I have no idea what the differences are
[10:52] <lesshaste> how would I install the libglib2 sources?
[10:53] <TheFunkbomb> off to google I go!
[10:53] <rumpel> @lesshaste tried "aptitude search glib2"?
[10:53] <ziroday> lesshaste: you mean the packages necessary to build the sources, or the actual source of libglib2?
[10:53] <lesshaste> ziroday: the package that has the sources
[10:53] <lesshaste> ziroday: so the former :)
[10:54] <Blade_Runner> Which is better, scheme or haskell?
[10:54] <ziroday> lesshaste: err sudo apt-get build-dep libglib2.0-0
[10:54] <rumpel> apt-get install libglib2.0-dev ?
[10:54] <dr4g> Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
[10:54] <rumpel> a... k
[10:54] <dr4g> . /dev/sda6              2103008    739972   1256208  38% /
[10:54] <ziroday> lesshaste: or do you want to build an app requring libglib2?
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> dr4g: try with a -h switch
[10:55] <dr4g> somehow i've managed to install on /dev/sda6 instead of /dev/sda1,
[10:55] <lesshaste> ziroday: got to go but thanks!
[10:55] <TheFunkbomb> oh well, it's bedtime!
[10:55] <dr4g> i think i've managed to install two copies, one on sda6 and sda1
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> dr4g: you could use dd to copy the data over, or use partimage
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> dr4g: oh
[10:56] <dr4g> i don't want to use sda6 copy, is there any way to mount sda1 to / and not mount sda6 to /
[10:56] <rumpel> /etc/fstab
[10:56] <rumpel> erm...
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> dr4g: read fstab like rumpel says
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> !fstab
[10:56] <dr4g> i'm in fstab file now.
[10:56] <rumpel> then just switch the mountpoints
[10:57] <dr4g> its got some kind of hash representation of /dev/sda6
[10:57] <dassouki> is there a free/opensource software that handles spss data
[10:57] <Nhawdge> rumpel: the only problem with that is that sda6 has all the data, you will need to partition it at sda1 instead of sta6
[10:57] <dr4g> http://pastebin.com/m2f88f1d5
[10:58] <ahmed> hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[10:58] <dr4g> sda1 and sdsa6 have all the data, i think if i install a bootloader on sda1 and remove sda6 partition, that might work
[10:58] <Guest94790> any bady there ?
[10:58] <dr4g> would it ?
[10:58] <ziroday> dassouki: tried pspp?
[10:59] <dr4g> see here, sda6 has a hash representation: http://pastebin.com/m2f88f1d5
[10:59] <rumpel> hmm... boot from sda1 (if ubuntu is also there) and kick the sda6-entry in grub-menu
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> Guest94790: no, nobody at all
[10:59] <Nhawdge> dr4g: sda1 is a primary partition, and sda5 is an extended, they are different partitions, on the same drive
[10:59] <dassouki> ziroday: no
[10:59] <usuariodd> hello, this is only a test for the application xchat, thank you
[10:59] <usuariodd> goodbye!
[10:59] <rumpel> UUID ist the partition-drive-identification-number
[10:59] <dr4g> Nhawdge i think sda6 is my swap, and i've managed to install a bootloader on my swap instead of the primary
[10:59] <rumpel> kind of
[10:59] <marcel> !session-limit
[11:00] <Nhawdge> dr4g: can you mount sda1 anywhere manually?
[11:00] <dr4g> i can try what would be the best command for that
[11:00] <Guest94790> ca anu one help me
[11:00] <Guest94790> can  any one help me
[11:01] <rumpel> @dr4g can you boot into your installation on sda1 ?
[11:02] <Guest94790> any one call me
[11:02] <Guest94790> i will be angry :(
[11:02] <rumpel> *call*
[11:02] <dr4g> rumpel i'm not sure, would that require me playing with the LiveCD to install a bootloader on sda1?
[11:02] <dr4g> http://pastebin.com/m40e739df
[11:02] <dr4g> this is the fdisk -l output
[11:03] <Slart> Does anyone know of a system to use a graphics card for making calculations.. something like CUDA? something I can use from uubuntu/linux?
[11:03] <sunil_> hi ti every one
[11:03] <rumpel> @dr4g if you can boot from your grub into sda1, then its perfect
[11:03] <sunil_> hi toooo every one
[11:03] <Guest94790> hiii
[11:03] <Guest94790> any one speak arbicc ?
[11:03] <rumpel> @dr4g otherwise you can perhaps open the grub-console, link to your real /boot/ folder und startup from there... then repair grub in ubuntu
[11:04] <sunil_> any indian here
[11:04] <dr4g> rumpel how can i strip grub off of sda6
[11:04] <Nhawdge> !question | Guest94790
[11:04] <Slart> !indian
[11:04] <dr4g> rumpel: to force it not to boot from sda6
[11:04] <rumpel> @dr4g .. edit /boot/grub/menu.lst ...e.g.
[11:04] <sunil_> any indian girl
[11:05] <rumpel> when you've booted from /dev/sda1
[11:05] <Nhawdge> dr4g: You're best off rebooting and pressing esc to catch grub before it boots and edit the boot line to /dev/sda1
[11:05] <Nhawdge> dr4g: once you've verified that it will boot as sda1 I would recommend making the change in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[11:05] <xeer> does anyone know of a way to move the session to another computer?
[11:06] <sunil_> hi
[11:06] <bolt__> now what do i do
[11:06] <xeer> I have some applications running that I would like moved to another ubuntu machine. such as nautilus and some text editing tools
[11:07] <xeer> is this possible..?
[11:07] <Nhawdge> xeer: yes, install openssh-server
[11:07] <miamibo> yeah
[11:07] <ahmed> rumpel
[11:07] <rumpel> openssh for remote control?
[11:07] <miamibo> no
[11:07] <bolt__> now what do i do
[11:07] <xeer> Nhawdge: you are talking about accessing another machine through CLI, this is not what I'm referring to
[11:07] <Slart> xeer: I don't think you can move already running sessions to another computer
[11:08] <Guest58968> please any one help me
[11:08] <xeer> Slart: would it be possible to copy what is in memory space?
[11:08] <Nhawdge> xeer: once you have openssh installed you can using the connect to server function and change it to ssh and enter the IP for the machine
[11:08] <rumpel> @xeer difficult
[11:08] <Slart> xeer: you can run stuff using ssh from another computer though.. ssh -x 123.123.123.123 gedit will run gedit on that ip and export the displau
[11:08] <Guest58968> any one here from egypt
[11:09] <Slart> xeer: possible?.. perhaps.. easy or practical? I doubt it
[11:09] <xeer> Slart: I can't argue with it not being easy, but I can say it is very practical
[11:09] <Slart> xeer: what are you trying to do?
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> Slart: needs a capital -X
[11:10] <xeer> Slart: I am thinking of how I can transfer an entire session remotely, exit the session and power down while remotely the session is in tact.
[11:10] <vinograd19> Hi everyone. /var/log/messages don't write anything when I'm pressing buttons on my laptop (like power). Acpid is running. How can I make acpid working?
[11:10] <Slart> xeer: bad wording by me.. I meant more like possible to do with using all kinds of black magic
[11:10] <mitman> I am totally confused, my root directory is showing its full, but I just did a total backup and the tar file shows up as 800MB, my root directory is over 2GB
[11:10] <xeer> Slart: yes, some hoodoo added as well
[11:11] <Slart> xeer: why not look into some clustering solutions.. that might be able to do that
[11:11] <Slart> ActionParsnip: thanks.. capital x it is
[11:11] <BadEagle> i want to spend a couple months hiding in my room writing something huge that people will use so that i can give it away free and beg for donations.... any ideas?
[11:11] <xeer> Slart: I am targeting desktops, workstations and laptops or other mobile solutions
[11:11] <Slart> xeer: are you looking to write something that manages this?
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> !ot | BadEagle
[11:12] <dr4g> Nhawdge you're said to change the boot line.. in which file ? i plan to press ESC and boot into "recovery mode" into a shelll
[11:12] <xeer> Slart: possibly
[11:12] <sheryl> Hello, I just install ubuntu on my laktop. However, my touchpad is not functioning.
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> !touchpad | sheryl
[11:12] <Slart> xeer: you might want to ask in #linux perhaps.. or some channel not oriented towards end user support
[11:13] <vinograd19> Hi everyone. /var/log/messages don't write anything when I'm pressing buttons on my laptop (like power). Acpid is running. How can I make acpid working?
[11:13] <mitman> Is anyone familiar with ubuntu as a server?  mine is giving me ISSUES after about a month running
[11:13] <Slart> xeer: but the idea is nice.. sounds very useful for lots of people
[11:13] <Slart> mitman: ISSUES? it's giving you attitude? or something in particular?
[11:14] <bekah> anyone know anything about winetricks? i get err:setupapi:do_file_copyW Unsupported style(s) 0x144 when i try to use it to add directx9
[11:14] <sheryl> ActionParsnip, i have tried. it seems not working.
[11:14] <Slart> bekah: you might get better answers in #winehq
[11:14] <mitman> Slart: Few things, I have an Ubuntu server with 2 Raid 1 HDs (1 is the main OS and the other is the data).  The / partition is stating that its full and nothing can be written on the drive
[11:15] <Slart> mitman: well.. is it?
[11:15] <bekah> oh thanx i didnt know about that room
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> sheryl: try in mouse config settings (not sure where gnome hides them persnoally)
[11:15] <mitman> Slart: can't be, I have seperate partitions for /,/var/log,/sys, and so on.. I allocated 2GB for /
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> sheryl: does the device show up in   lspci
[11:15] <mitman> Slart: I just did a total backup to a tar file, the tar file is less than 900MB so really confused
[11:16] <Slart> mitman: check with df .. also root might have some space reserved
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> sheryl: is there a thng to lock the pad?
[11:16] <mitman> df shows / is using 100%
[11:16] <mitman> but I don't know what to delete, I know I don't have that much data in the partition
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> mitman: sudo apt-get clean
[11:16] <mitman> ActionParsnip: I did that also
[11:17] <mitman> its confusing because i started with ubuntu server basic config and only apt-get'd the files I needed
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> mitman: you can uninstall old kernels if the newest one is running ok
[11:17] <mitman> old kernels would be in the /boot partition, correct?
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> mitman: you could also uninstall all the stupid video drivers that come with a standard ubuntu install
[11:17] <Slart> mitman: try using du / --max-depth 1 -h to see how much each folder uses
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> mitman: dpkg -l | grep linux-image
[11:18] <mitman> ActionParsnip: there is no gui on this machine.. it was basic server config, i put in samba, openldap, ssh, etc.
[11:18] <sheryl> ActionParsnip, i have enable all the touchpad in mouse config settings. It didn't show up on lspci
[11:18] <zxd> is there a tool for editing /etc/fonts/conf.d  or can I edit it directly
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> mitman: run  uname -r to find out the current kernel and uninstall the images that ARENT the one running, then run: sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> mitman: i dont use gui, too slow
[11:19] <mitman> My total system is using 15GB
[11:19] <mitman> according to du, 14.7GB is in my data drives
[11:19] <koshar1> ActionParsnip gnome do appears to run apps by menu name, ie gedit wont launch but test editor does.
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> mitman: as i said, uninstall pointless old kernels, video drivers you'll never need
[11:19] <mitman> ActionParsnip: I have no kernels or vid drivers on this system
[11:20] <Yetr2> So this machine is behind a proxy server. My sources.list pulls from both external servers on the outside of the proxy, as well as from some internal servers which I have a direct connection to. for some reason, I am unable to get the proxy information set up correctly as a normal user.
[11:20] <mitman> ActionParsnip: I installed this server like 3 weeks ago, never did apt-get upgrade after it was running
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> mitman: well you do have a kernel
[11:20] <mitman> ActionParsnip: yes one only
[11:20] <Yetr2> I have http_proxy & no_proxy set in enviroment.
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> mitman: ok just checking
[11:20] <sheryl> ActionParsnip, alps is detected by using xinput list
[11:20] <mitman> I made huge partitions and I made them all seperate
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> mitman: read    dpkg -l | less
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> mitman: then make a note of anything you can uninstall
[11:21] <Aperculum> how do I use intrepid-backports repo?
[11:21] <Yetr2> I have my apt.conf set up to support proxy servers for all, with one server listed as a direct connection(internal machine)
[11:21] <Yetr2> if I login as root and run the update command for apt, I pull all the indexes and stuffs easily with no trouble
[11:21] <mitman> I don't have many things installed on the system.. only about 7 pages of packages
[11:22] <mitman> like i said, I only installed what was needed.. this server is a file server / domain controller
[11:22] <mitman> and print server
[11:22] <Yetr2> if I try running the update via sudo or through the gui interface, it failes to pull anything
[11:22] <mitman> there's really no reason why / should be full
[11:22] <mitman> will fsck do anything to fix it?
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[11:22] <Yetr2> ActionParsnip: nope, fails.
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: can you give a bit more information please
[11:23] <Yetr2> sure, would you like some output?
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: pastebin the whole output of the command and lets see what we have
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> !paste
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> mitman: its worth a read, just to check
[11:23] <Jamie> Yay! Ubottu IS online again.
[11:24] <Yetr2> hmm... I was hoping that pastebinit wouldn't fail like that
[11:25] <mitman> I am trying to load that website
[11:25] <bios> hello pipl
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> mitman: possibly,the partition will need umounting
[11:25] <bios> ActionParsnip: hello
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> hi bios
[11:26] <bios> ActionParsnip: I live in Ua
[11:26] <bios> ActionParsnip: help you
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> ?
[11:26] <mitman> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/154600/ check it out, my df and du output
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> mitman: can you please use df-h instead of just df
[11:27] <Yetr2> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/154601/
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> mitman: /var is fairly chunkified
[11:28] <mitman> ActionParsnip: i think i figured it out.. I have 2 raid setups.. my ubuntu distro and then I have /ldapdata and /ldapbackup on another drive in two partitions
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: http://commodore.verizon.com doesnt exist
[11:28] <mitman> ActionParsnip: looks like /ldapbackup is not mounting during boot and thats where i do my nightly snapshot backups
[11:28] <cylonia> How does one configure eth0 network interface ? After recent update 2 laptops running ubuntu intrepid lost internet connection ... TIA
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> mitman: sounds likely
[11:29] <Yetr2> ActionParsnip: that would be because it isn't routable from the interwebs, that would be my internal server
[11:29] <Yetr2> :)
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: i see
[11:29] <mitman> ActionParsnip: so, how do i resolve this problem?  The UUID during boot is showing that it doesn't exist
[11:29] <mitman> ActionParsnip: but fdisk shows the partition
[11:29] <bazhang> bios, #ubuntu-ru for help in russian
[11:30] <bios> bazhang: ban
[11:30] <bios> bazhang: (
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: then you have zero other repos enabled so util you get into the network that can access that server you are stuck
[11:30] <sawyer90> when 9.04 will coming?
[11:30] <bazhang> bios, /join #ubuntu-irc
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: if you add some public repos you will get updated
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty
[11:30] <bios> bazhang: fencks
[11:31] <xie_> hello
[11:31] <Yetr2> the server commodore running apt-mirror, it's up to date with the public mirrors
[11:31] <Yetr2> ActionParsnip: ^
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: then add some pulic servers to you sources or you wont get updates
[11:32] <Yetr2> ActionParsnip: ok, but my issue is, if I login as root, `su -`, `sudo -i` etc, and run `aptitude update`, for some reason, the apps do run, and I do pull the indexes and etc.
[11:32] <mikebeecham> so..Jaunty Jackalope...WOW!
[11:33] <wtv> i just can't wait for jaunty
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: do not use sudo su
[11:33] <mikebeecham> techie question already though...is there any way to turn off the notification panel for individual elements?
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: you can and most likely already have damaged file ownerships. use sudo -i
[11:33] <un|matrix> is it possible to change the font color ONLY for gnome-panel ?
[11:33] <hbekel> ActionParsnip: how's that?
[11:33] <Yetr2> ActionParsnip: you need some caffine or something then, cause you read that wrong.
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: its just a warning of sudo su
[11:34] <sin|g|> \nick tensor
[11:34] <sin|g|> #nick tensor
[11:34] <rumpel> aaaaarg... i cant stand it anymore! How do i upgrade to RC 9.04 =8)))
[11:34] <rumpel> lol
[11:34] <rumpel> apt-get dist-upgrade -force -now -cantstanditanymore ?
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> hbekel: sudo su doesnt configure the environment correctly and is not advised, you will see people coming n here saying they cant open suchnsuch a file and you find its miraculously owned by root
[11:35] <wtv> un|matrix: right click on desktop > appearance prefs> fonts tab
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> hbekel: sudo -i gives power but the user is the user, not root
[11:35] <SDr> hi
[11:35] <hateball> !jaunty | rumpel
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> hbekel: sudo su also implies the root account isenabled which is a bad idea in itself
[11:35] <rumpel> ntx
[11:35] <SDr> how to add a dictionary to hunspell in order for enchant to recognize it?
[11:35] <wtv> sin|g|: the command is '/nick'
[11:35] <un|matrix> wtv: there's no "gnome-panel" font
[11:36] <wtv> un|matrix: try 'Desktop font'
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: theres no way for anyone but your admins to say why your repos work or dont as they arent managed by the ubuntu team
[11:36] <un|matrix> wtv: changes more than i want
[11:36] <un|matrix> wtv: nevermind tho, i found a way to change it... it's pretty hackish as usual for gnome tho
[11:37] <darko> hey where can it cpopy/paste online?
[11:38] <Yetr2> ActionParsnip: that admin would be me, I know how it's managed, but the issue is obiviously on this client side, what ever is screwing up the enviroment and preventing me from running the update apps normally (via gui). I would like to see if I can get that fixed.
[11:38] <wtv> darko: what do you mean?
[11:38] <hateball> !pastebin | darko
[11:39] <darko> i need to copy/paste something online
[11:39] <darko> to show you guys
[11:39] <wtv> yeah follow thw link hateball gave you
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: if the system connects to the web and the repos are logically linkable, its not an ubuntu issue. its something with teh settings on the 3rd party (your) servers or security
[11:39] <hbekel> ActionParsnip: i have been using su for years on linux, with or without login in via -, and i've never had any files "miraculously owned by root"...
[11:39] <koshar1> can i remove carriage returns in gedit?
[11:40] <mitman> ActionParsnip: can you have a look at my fstab and fdisk, my /dev/sdb6 stopped mounting during boot for some reason
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> hbekel: well its disabled in linux for a great many reasons
[11:41] <mitman> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/154602/
[11:41] <un|matrix> wtv: just in case anyone wants to know: there's a neat tool called gnome-color-chooser that enables u to customize your panels
[11:41] <Jamie> suse still uses su
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> hbekel: you wont get any file maliciously owned by rooy because you ARE root
[11:42] <IIrIIs> bonjour
[11:42] <ndlovu> I want to test a website migration, but the dns lookup still resolves to the old website. so, I've updated my /etc/hosts with the ip address of the new host. if I ping the domain, it returns the new IP address, but if I try to open it in firefox, it loads the old address. can anyone help me figure this out (I have cleared the firefox cache)?
[11:42] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[11:43] <Chymera1> how can I find out what program is grabbing a certain key?
[11:43] <hbekel> ActionParsnip: no, it's disabled in "linux" (ubuntu) for the sole reason that ubuntu thinks it's users need to be protected. And you're contradicting yourself...
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RootSudo
[11:43] <bios> love english
[11:43] <bios> )
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: the account isnt disabled to annoy or get in the way, its disabled for a reason
[11:44] <Yetr2> ActionParsnip: ok... when logged in as root, using either `sudo -i` or `su -` or switching to tty[1-6]. via Ctrl-Alt-F[1-6]., I can run `aptitude update` or `apt-get update` all I want, and it works as it should every time.  If I'm not logged in as root, ie. my current user, and try to use the gui or just run `sudo aptitude update`, I get errors and aptitude doesn't find anything, with 404's
[11:44] <hbekel> ActionParsnip: again, it's not disabled in "linux" but in "ubuntu"
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> hbekel: true
[11:44] <Jamie> !root
[11:44] <slim|> hi! guys
[11:44] <Tas> Hello
[11:44] <sebbasman> hi
[11:44] <Tas> Say, if I burn the Super Grub Disk to a DVD, does it make any difference?
[11:44] <zaggynl> you can however do sudo passwd :P
[11:44] <sebbasman> I'm having some problems with sendmail at ubuntu
[11:45] <ziroday> zaggynl: thats also a bad idea, do sudo -i
[11:45] <ziroday> Tas: no
[11:45] <Tas> Allright
[11:45] <ndlovu> (asked just before netsplit, reposting) I want to test a website migration, but the dns lookup still resolves to the old website. so, I've updated my /etc/hosts with the ip address of the new host. if I ping the domain, it returns the new IP address, but if I try to open it in firefox, it loads the old address. can anyone help me figure this out (I have cleared the firefox cache)?
[11:45] <Tas> Thank you O:
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: maybe your security on the other side isimplemented to block all users that arent 'root'
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: as i said, its a completely 3rd part thing so is impossible to support
[11:45] <Yetr2> ActionParsnip: it's http... users have no bearing on who can fetch the file.
[11:46] <ziroday> ndlovu: why not type the ip address into firefox?
[11:46] <ziroday> ndlovu: new one that it
[11:46] <ndlovu> ziroday, because the host uses apache virtual hosting, so it needs to request the domain name from the host
[11:47] <ziroday> ndlovu: ah right
[11:47] <Tas> O:
[11:47] <sx07ca4> hi
[11:47] <sx07ca4> is anyone there?
[11:47] <Jamie> yes
[11:47] <slim|> need some help to fix an issue of sound in a hp 3830s laptop
[11:48] <en|gma> i need help here
[11:48] <sebbasman> does anybody knows why i'm receiving this error : "hash map "access": unsafe map file"
[11:48] <sx07ca4> R u the administrator of this chat server or where u located basically?
[11:48] <en|gma> how to clear my ssh identification code?
[11:48] <sebbasman> "permission denied"
[11:48] <en|gma> from terminal
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: thn ive no idea but i think you'll get the same answer if you ask later
[11:48] <ziroday> sx07ca4: for freenode help ask in #freenode. For #ubuntu help ask in #ubuntu-irc
[11:48] <Jamie> no me not admin
[11:49] <en|gma> anyhelper?
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> en|gma: try renaming ~/.ssh  this will wipe out (but backup all ssh keys)
[11:49] <sx07ca4> where r u jamie..? r u in studying in LUND University
[11:49] <Jamie> no
[11:49] <Yetr2> en|gma: you can delete ~/.ssh/hosts , or you can edit that file and delete the specific line in question.
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> en|gma: Chillout dude, be patient
[11:49] <sx07ca4> I am confused as how this works.thats y am asking
[11:50] <mitman> my drive /dev/sdb6 used to mount to /ldapbackup, now it fails during boot saying UUID is unknown
[11:50] <ahmed> hey all
[11:50] <mitman> any idea how to resolve this?
[11:50] <Jamie> ask here #ubuntu-irc
[11:50] <Guest39209> rumpel here
[11:50] <Jamie> !irc
[11:50] <en|gma> ActionParsnip, i want to clear all my ssh key..
[11:50] <rumpel> hi egypt :)
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> en|gma: then rename ~/.ssh
[11:50] <en|gma> bash: /home/gizmo/.ssh: is a directory <---what is this?
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> en|gma: once you are heppy with the result, you may delete the folder
[11:51] <en|gma> ~/.ssh <-- i already do this at termianal
[11:51] <Yetr2> en|gma: delete ~/.ssh/hosts to erase all ssh keys
[11:51] <dedy> ho
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> en|gma: its you ssh settings and keys, renaming it will allow you to test and give you a rollbackoption should you need it
[11:52] <en|gma> ActionParsnip, i dont know howt..thats why i need help here
[11:52] <Yetr2> mitman, bring up the system without the partition. run fsck on the partition. when you will need to check the partition to see if it was changed/renamed in some way. if so, you can either correct the naming, or edit your /etc/fstab file to reflect the device name (/dev/sdb6) instead of the UUID
[11:52] <nmvictor> hi everyone?
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> en|gma: mv ~/.ssh~/.ssh_old
[11:53] <ahmed> rumpel
[11:53] <ahmed> rumpel
[11:53] <ahmed> rumpel
[11:53] <FloodBot1> ahmed: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> gah
[11:53] <ActionParsnip>  en|gma: mv ~/.ssh ~/.ssh_old
[11:53] <mitman> Yetr2 - bring up the system without access to the drive or that partiton?
[11:53] <Guest73338> rumpel
[11:53] <Guest73338> rumpel
[11:53] <Guest73338> rumpel
[11:53] <Guest73338> rumpel
[11:53] <Guest73338> rumpel
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> en|gma: forgot the space
[11:53] <Guest73338> rumpel
[11:53] <Guest73338> egypt hereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[11:53] <Guest73338> rumpel
[11:53] <Yetr2> mitman: do you have physical access to the system?
[11:54] <cylonia> After recent update (pulseaudio and tzdata) 2 laptops lost their internet connection ... Right-clicked nm-applet > Edit Connections and added eth0 info but this doesn't change anything ... any pointers to a nice howto would be very welcome, TIA
[11:54] <en|gma> ActionParsnip, ssh_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset by peer<--what is this mean?
[11:54] <ziroday> cylonia: does your device appear in ifconfig -a?
[11:54] <cylonia> ziroday: yes it does
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> en|gma: you timed outdue to inactivity most likely, websearch it
[11:54] <nmvictor> I'm having trouble with my apache,when i start it at the terminal i get the message apache2: bad user name ${APACHE_RUN_USER},any idea what I should do?
[11:55] <ziroday> cylonia: how about doing dhclient eth0, does that connect you to the internet?
[11:55] <kaushal> hi
[11:55] <ziroday> nmvictor: change the username to one that exists. Take a peek in /etc/init.d/apache2
[11:55] <cylonia> ziroday: checking ... i'm on a live CD and need to get to the other machine to try
[11:55] <mitman> seems it had some problems, fsck asking about inode stuff
[11:55] <ziroday> cylonia: no worries, take your time :)
[11:55] <mitman> i am assuming Y for all
[11:56] <Yetr2> mitman: fsck -y /dev/sdb6
[11:56] <ziroday> mitman: usually the best way to go
[11:56] <nmvictor> thanks ziroday,let me try that.
[11:56] <Yetr2> mitman: if fsck can't fix it, most likely, you wouldn't have been able to fix it manually anyways. :D
[11:57] <slim|> i can only use my headphones no sound from speakers
[11:57] <slim|> why ??????
[11:57] <ob1> anyone know hot to detect modem on ubun 8.1 my laptop is travelmate290
[11:57] <ziroday> slim|: does unplugging your headphones help?
[11:57] <kaushal> will this work for ubuntu 8.04
[11:57] <kaushal> https://shop.canonical.com/product_info.php?products_id=248
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> ob1: usb or internal modem?
[11:57] <ob1> internal
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> ob1: then run  lspci in a terminal
[11:57] <ob1> It used to work on ubun 7
[11:57] <ziroday> kaushal: yes
[11:58] <mitman> wow this is wrecked..
[11:58] <maxagaz> is there something better than tsclient ?
[11:58] <nmvictor> hey,Ziroday,i appreciate your hel,cold you please tell me where to get the config file?
[11:58] <Yetr2> slim|: there are different volume controls for your sound card. when you look at the gui volume control, you are probably only looking at a small selection of the volume mixers available.
[11:58] <ziroday> nmvictor: which one?
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> kaushal: considering canonical are selling it and canonical make ubuntu i'd say yes 100%
[11:58] <mitman> okay, next issue.. lets say this fixes it.. i have the drive mirrorer but disconnected the mirror.  Any way to make it mirror the drive I am currently fixing?
[11:58] <mitman> using RAID
[11:58] <kaushal> ActionParsnip: thanks
[11:58] <kaushal> ziroday: Thanks
[11:59] <kaushal> so it should work for any laptops right :)
[11:59] <nmvictor> ziroday:where i should change the username
[11:59] <Yetr2> slim|: you could try using `alsamixer` from command line which displays all by default, or you can change the settings on your gui volume settings app via properties
[11:59] <Yetr2> mitman: hardware or software raid?
[11:59] <ziroday> nmvictor: /etc/init.d/apache2 should have it as an option
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> !username
[11:59] <cylonia> ziroday: running that command via sudo in tty seems to work, i get a renewal in 3046 seconds message, but in X i still have the network icon showing no network devices available ..
[11:59] <ob1> 00:1f.3 SMBus: Intel Corporation 82801DB/DBL/DBM (ICH4/ICH4-L/ICH4-M) SMBus Controller (rev 03)
[11:59] <ob1> 00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801DB/DBL/DBM (ICH4/ICH4-L/ICH4-M) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 03)
[11:59] <ob1> 00:1f.6 Modem: Intel Corporation 82801DB/DBL/DBM (ICH4/ICH4-L/ICH4-M) AC'97 Modem Controller (rev 03)
[11:59] <ob1> 01:00.0 FireWire (IEEE 1394): VIA Technologies, Inc. VT6306 Fire II IEEE 1394 OHCI Link Layer Controller (rev 80)
[11:59] <ob1> 01:01.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+ (rev 10)
[11:59] <FloodBot1> ob1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:59] <Chymera1> how can I find out what program is grabbing a certain key?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> ob1: use pastebin
[12:00] <ziroday> cylonia: thats correct. Can you connect to your internet?
[12:00] <mitman> Yetr2 - it was software raid, I was having I/O errors and this issue so disconnected the HD and kept only one to get my system back to normal
[12:00] <mitman> Yetr2 - next step once working is to make the disconnected drives get in a raid setup again
[12:01] <mitman> software raid
[12:01] <cylonia> ziroday: alas no .. that update also knocked out keyboard/touchpad on both machines, i guess i'll need to reinstall ?
[12:02] <ziroday> cylonia: ouch, it most certaintly shouldn't have. Reinstall is likely to be quickest route, but probably not the most preferable :)
[12:02] <ziroday> cylonia: tried using an older kernel?
[12:03] <jelly12gen> danmn that flood noobs
[12:03] <cylonia> ziroday: yes i agree, but i have backups ... not tried older kernel, gonna give that a shot thx
[12:03] <badfish69> what is -J?
[12:04] <Uuu> wow, so many FBots ;) they cause the user list to be flooded by FloodBots! :D
[12:04] <wtv> damn these floodbots are themselves flooding the channel
[12:05] <Uuu> killall FloodBot1
[12:05] <Uuu> ;]
[12:06] <Uuu> !seen mohamad
[12:06] <Uuu> Is here a "seen" command?
[12:06] <Myrtti> no
[12:06] <ziroday> Uuu: no
[12:06] <Myrtti> Uuu: use nickserv
[12:06] <Uuu> thx
[12:07] <Myrtti> Uuu: /msg nickserv info nickname
[12:07] <nmvictor> hey,i got another issue with my apache-php configuration,if i point my browser to http://localhost/ nothing happens?Anything missing?
[12:07] <ziroday> nmvictor: is apache started?
[12:07] <Uuu> Myrtti, thanks a log
[12:07] <Uuu> *lot
[12:07] <morph> .net
[12:08] <willisblr> howdy
[12:08] <willisblr> got a quick question, well maybe
[12:08] <ziroday> willisblr: what's your question? We can't help you until we know it :)
[12:08] <willisblr> i tried to type this into the command line: mail email@address.com (fictitious obviously)
[12:08] <willisblr> and I got a bash error saying it doesn't exist
[12:09] <mitman> say i have /dev/hda and /dev/hdb I want /dev/hdb to be together in software raid with /dev/hda, how do I go about doing that? FYI, /dev/hda and /dev/hdb used to be in software raid, but i disconnected hdb, did some changes on hda, and now want to make hdb match hda (does that make sense?)
[12:09] <willisblr> how can i fix that?
[12:09] <Uuu> Myrtti, but it works for registered users, it seems to... the nick I ask it for is said to be about 3 yrs ago, but I seen him maybe yesterday ;[
[12:09] <Myrtti> Uuu: life is ;-)
[12:09] <Uuu> :)
[12:09] <ziroday> willisblr: you need to install mail, take a look at what bash outputs
[12:09] <Uuu> they should give as a bot
[12:10] <willisblr> the mail command is part of what package
[12:10] <nmvictor> ziroday:well starting is it is issue.I tried running the command you recommended but nothing happens.I guess i need to find the configuration file and maybe change the username.I have no idea where i can get the file,do you have any ide?
[12:10] <Yetr2> willisblr: aptitude install mailx
[12:10] <willisblr> ohok thx
[12:11] <ziroday> nmvictor: yeah, you need to edit /etc/init.d/apache2 and change the APACHEUSER variable
[12:11] <willisblr> OH thanks!!!!!!
[12:11] <ziroday> nmvictor: also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[12:11] <willisblr> it works !! woot
[12:12] <mitman> Anyone know what behavior drives in software raid will exhibit if one is disconnected say for a day and then reconnected
[12:12] <mitman> will the one disconnected realize it has older data and mirror itself the the newer one?
[12:12] <ziroday> mitman: it depends what type of raid array
[12:12] <ahmed> rumpel
[12:12] <mitman> ziroday: raid 1
[12:13] <Yetr2> mitman: I don't think it will. you'll probably need to start the rebuild.
[12:13] <cwillu_clone> !eol
[12:13]  * MoshutZu Cine stie cu ce sa emit si eu la radio de pe linux? Cum e Sam Broadcaster la Windows
[12:13] <natschil>  kaushal: looking at the big ubuntu logo on the mouse, I'd be very surprised if it only worked on windows.....sortof defeats the point of having a *ubuntu* mouse :)
[12:13] <mitman> Yetr2 - how do I do that? any link?
[12:13] <Yetr2> mitman: dmraid?
[12:13] <nmvictor> ziroday:thanks,i got the file.so should i change it to my username?
[12:13] <cylonia> ziroday: no connection on older kernel either .. confused because "sudo ifconfig eth0 down" and "sudo ifconfig eth0 up" do work in tty, but networkmanager keeps stuck on the "no connection" message .. thanks for the response though, appreciated.
[12:14] <ziroday> nmvictor: sure, or whatever user controls the web stuffs/apache
[12:14] <mitman> hmm, alright.. so currently one of the drives is disconnected.. should I do anything special before i reconnect the old one?
[12:14] <ziroday> cylonia: sorry its not working out for you :(
[12:14] <Yetr2> mitman: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Software-RAID-HOWTO.html :D
[12:14] <en|gma> how to pastebin?
[12:14] <ziroday> !pastebin | en|gma
[12:15] <ahmed_> rumpel
[12:15] <hans> yesterday i got msg that i could not identify and got a nick guest12..., today no such msg and my wanted nick is displayed, any explanation ?
[12:15] <ahmed_> rumpel
[12:15] <ahmed_> rumpel
[12:15] <ahmed_> rumpel
[12:15] <FloodBot1> ahmed_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:15] <ziroday> ahmed_: is there something we can help you with?
[12:15] <Yetr2> en|gma: you can install pastebinit, then you can pipe the output of the command into pastebinit, and it'll automatically post the output to pastebin.com
[12:17] <kapipi_v2> Hey, I'm having problems inputting 13:16 [ Cale            ] [ kaminix_       ] [ nille       ] [ wahnfrieden]
[12:17] <kapipi_v2> meh, sorry that went wrong
[12:17] <en|gma> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154626/ <--anyone check this problem pls..
[12:17] <wers> how do I have read and write access to my home partition on windows? i have ext2fsd but it's only read
[12:18] <ziroday> wers: err http://www.fs-driver.org/
[12:18] <kapipi_v2> Oh well. I am having problems inputting at-mark with my danish keyboard. Normally I use alt-gr + 2, but I cant make it input any of the characters that I usually input using alt gr.
[12:18] <wers> ziroday, didnt work for me. it wanted to reformat my ext3
[12:18] <ziroday> en|gma: the server you were trying to connect to rejected you
[12:18] <ziroday> wers: then no luck for you
[12:18] <nmvictor> ziroday:thanks very much
[12:18] <en|gma> ziroday, you mean there reject me?
[12:18] <wers> ziroday, aw. what could be the problem?
[12:18]  * MoshutZu Puya - Ce bine e sa fii peste
[12:19] <ziroday> wers: the inode size is to large, none of the windows drivers work
[12:19] <ziroday> MoshutZu: please don't do that here
[12:19] <MoshutZu> Uhm :|
[12:19] <ziroday> wers: if you do find a solution I would be most interested however :)
[12:19] <hienvh> u
[12:19] <wers> ziroday, what does that mean? hehe. what could be a solution?
[12:20] <ziroday> wers: a driver that can read and write to ext3 drives with large inode blocks. However I have been unable to find one at all
[12:20] <wers> ziroday, what's makes a large inode block? a big partition?
[12:20] <whileimhere> Is there a way in the UBUNTU GNOME desktop to set it up so that on the middle mouse click will show the apps that are running like XFCE does?
[12:21] <Yetr2> whileimhere: probably.
[12:21] <wers> ziroday, the home partition is 113 gb
[12:21] <ziroday> wers: see the first point in http://www.fs-driver.org/faq.html#not_sup_feat
[12:21] <bolt_> is there anyway to solve my problom
[12:22] <whileimhere> Okay is there a way to install XFCE and remove GNOME ?
[12:22] <ziroday> wers: by default ubuntu creates ext3 drives with large inodes since intrepid.
[12:23] <en|gma> ziroday, mean it cant be solve?
[12:23] <ziroday> whileimhere: I believe so, you can install xfce with sudo aptitude install xubuntu-desktop and then sudo aptitude remove ubuntu-desktop
[12:23] <Yetr2> whileimhere: aptitude install xubuntu-desktop; reboot; aptitude purge ubuntu-desktop;
[12:23] <wers> ziroday, oooh. that enlightened me. yeah, i used intrepid to format that. that leads me to think that i should reformat my home partition for ext4 on jaunty because i will have problems accessing it
[12:23] <ziroday> en|gma: yes, you need to type in the right password/have the right certificate or be on the authentication list or however your ssh server is setup
[12:23] <whileimhere> okay i will go to xfce and try that out.
[12:24] <ziroday> wers: yep :)
[12:24] <bolt_> is there anyway to solve my problom
[12:24] <wers> ziroday, nice. good thing i found out before upgrading my partition for some speed benefits. do you suggest reformating my home partition with the hardy live cd?
[12:24] <en|gma> ziroday, thats why i dont know how to clear ssh key..pls help me..only that can solve me..
[12:25] <hans> is this channel the right one to ask technical questions about configuration problems or am i wrong here ?
[12:25] <bolt_> anyone know how to solve my problom
[12:25] <bolt_> anyone know how to solve my problom
[12:25] <ziroday> en|gma: okay, how is your ssh server setup?
[12:25] <dooglus> what's the package name for 'beep music player'?
[12:25] <ziroday> wers: yep, or one sec
[12:25] <dooglus> !beep
[12:26] <dooglus> !bmp
[12:26] <dooglus> !info bmp
[12:26] <FloodBot1> dooglus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:26] <en|gma> ziroday, im using ubuntu
[12:26] <ziroday> !info bmpx | dooglus
[12:26] <bolt_> anyone know how to solve my problom
[12:26] <dooglus> thanks
[12:26] <bolt_> anyone know how to solve my problom
[12:26] <deuonderer> i've this problem   http://paste.ubuntu.com/154631/
[12:26] <ziroday> en|gma: okay, and what are you trying to do exactly?
[12:26] <en|gma> just tell me how to delete ssh key certficate.
[12:26] <hans> bolt_: repeat your prob, please
[12:26] <dooglus> Package bmpx is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[12:26] <dooglus> what did I do wrong?
[12:27] <bolt_> Gent fire alarm controler sets the alarm of every 10 minutes
[12:27] <koshar1> dooglus a new fork on bmp is audacious
[12:27] <en|gma> can you pls tell me how to open ssh key certificate?
[12:27] <dooglus> koshar1: bmpx is fine for me - but I can't find it
[12:27] <hans> bolt_: are you kidding ?
[12:27] <dooglus> !universe
[12:28] <ziroday> en|gma: _what_ are you trying to do?
[12:28] <ahmed> i changgggggggggggggggggggggggggg
[12:28] <DeFi> im trying to 'sudo mount -o loop -t iso9660 ./filename.iso /mnt/cdrom' but it returns no error yet the directory is empty
[12:28] <ahmed> rumpelllllllllllllll
[12:28] <ziroday> DeFi: does /mnt/cdrom exist?
[12:28] <DeFi> yes
[12:28] <en|gma> ziroday, im trying to delete all my ssh key certificate that im using before..
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[12:28] <DeFi> and i've tried with /mnt/cdrom, /cdrom and /mnt/iso
[12:28] <DeFi> it worked once
[12:28] <bolt_> no
[12:28] <koshar1> dooglus i think you will find that its been replaced by audacious
[12:28] <DeFi> but never again
[12:28] <DeFi> :(
[12:28] <FloodBot1> DeFi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:28] <ziroday> en|gma: mv -r ~/.ssh ~/.ssh.old
[12:29] <deuonderer>  i've this problem   http://paste.ubuntu.com/154631/
[12:29] <hans> i think i give up ubuntu, this channel is too noisy
[12:29] <DeFi> haha hans
[12:29] <en|gma> ziroday, how i want to open ssh key certification file?
[12:29] <dooglus> koshar1: ok, thanks.  that's installing.  what about 'tor' - I get the same message for that.  has that also been replaced by somethinG
[12:29] <hans> what, is it not ?
[12:29] <cwillu_clone> bolt_, -> #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:29] <dooglus> ?
[12:30] <wers> ziroday, is it possible to have an ntfs /home? how will that affect performance?
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> deuonderer: are you running compiz by any chance?
[12:30] <ziroday> wers: thats really, really not a good idea. Linux was never meant to run on ntfs
[12:30] <koshar1> dooglus i dont know of tor
[12:30] <DeFi> it is, but its once of the best distros around hans
[12:30] <en|gma> mv: invalid option -- 'r'
[12:30] <en|gma> Try `mv --help' for more information.
[12:30] <DeFi> one*
 yes,i do.Could it be that?
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> hans: its the official support channel, what did you expect?
[12:30] <en|gma> what is that
[12:30] <cwillu_clone> wers, I'd suggest against it, mainly because the ntfs driver is reverse engineered, and known to have a couple odd failure cases
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> deuonderer: thats what the grey fade is
[12:30] <hans> an answer
[12:31] <en|gma> arghhhh stress using this ubuntu
[12:31] <wers> ooh. thanks ziro and cwillu_clone
[12:31] <cwillu_clone> wers, but there's no reason I can think of off hand why it wouldn't work
[12:31] <ziroday> en|gma: sorry, do mv -R ~/.ssh ~/.ssh_old
[12:31] <dooglus> koshar1: it's short for 'the onion router' - it anonymises your net connection via a chain of proxies
[12:31] <DeFi> never expect that hans...
[12:31] <DeFi> just ask, wait and prey :)
[12:31] <dooglus> !info tor
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> hans: try directing your speech, see how your name highlights when i chat to you, thats not an accident
 mmm i'll have a try...
[12:31] <hans> what does red mean ?
[12:31] <en|gma> mv: invalid option -- 'R'
[12:31] <en|gma> Try `mv --help' for more information.
[12:31] <en|gma>  <--its the same
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> hans: what is your question?
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> hans: can you see how when i talk to you it higlights and makes it easier to know when you are being addressed?
[12:32] <ziroday> en|gma: sorry, I'm lost. How are you trying to connect to your server?
[12:32] <vyrgozunqk> hi guys, i'm using dual monitor using merged fbdev, my desktop is extendes to the secondary monitor, but is there any way to make the second monitor to show another desktop ?
[12:32] <hans> ActionParsnip : like this ?
[12:32] <koshar1> dooglus ok iam aware of the app now, but havnt used it so far
[12:33] <hans> no
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> hans: exactly like that, use that in future
[12:33] <en|gma> ziroday, its ok..im tired of using ubuntu
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> hans: you can tab complete names too in most clients
[12:33] <en|gma> i dont have any help here..
[12:33] <en|gma> thanks you all
[12:33] <Yetr2> en|gma: you don't need -R or -r when using mv. there is no such option
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> hans: try typing actio and pressing tab, much easier
[12:33] <ziroday> en|gma: we are trying to help you, I need to understand what you are trying to do
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> hans: much easier in a busy room
[12:34] <Tas> Hello again xD; I have a worthwhile question this time, though
[12:34] <hans> ActionParsnip : actio ?
[12:34] <wers> is there a way to change the inode size of an existing partition?
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> hans: when you first step in ask the room and someone will hopefully reply to you and then you can address them, its that easy
[12:34] <en|gma> i already said 4 times ziroday . i want to delete certifcate key shell that i log-on in terminal using ssh
[12:34] <en|gma> may i can open ssh from gedit
 it stops working when i select unified sniffing, but it doesn't turn to grey
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> hans: type actio then press your tab key, bing it autocompletes
[12:35] <Lasivian> after I boot from an image without installing can that media be removed?
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> deuonderer: ok then you may find the previous settings were crashing the app
[12:35] <en|gma> ziroday, understand..i want to open it from gedit..some helper have told me before but i forget
[12:35] <ziroday> en|gma: okay, mv ~/.ssh ~/.ssh_old but that won't help you
[12:35] <Lasivian> I booted from a usb stick and I need to rewrite that stick with a different image
[12:35] <hans> ActionParsnip, i got it
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> Lasivian: i believe so
[12:35] <ziroday> en|gma: the files you want are in ~/,ssh
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> Lasivian: try it
[12:35] <en|gma> ziroday, how to open it?
[12:35] <hans> ActionParsnip, thank you
[12:36] <Lasivian> ActionParsnip: thanks
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> hans: cool, so whats your problem?
[12:36] <ziroday> en|gma: with a text editor?
 ok..and what i supposed to do?
[12:36] <en|gma> yesssss
[12:36] <ziroday> en|gma: gedit /path/to/file
[12:36] <Yetr2> en|gma: which keys. are you asking for the keys that your server uses? (/etc/ssh/*key*) or the keys that your ssh client uses? (~/.ssh/id_*) or the keys that your client stores from other ssh servers? (~/.ssh/knownhosts)
[12:36] <ziroday> Yetr2: he's all yours
[12:36] <en|gma> yes Yetr2
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> deuonderer: read up on the correct commands to invoke what you want to achieve
[12:37] <en|gma> my client ssh use..
[12:37] <DeFi> i have an iso that i am trying to mount. mount returns no error yet the directory is still empty, can anyone help me figure out why?
[12:37] <a7a> hi
[12:37] <en|gma> Yetr2, my client ssh use..i want to delete it..
[12:37] <en|gma> can you pls tell me how to open it
[12:37] <a7a> rumpel
[12:37] <a7a> egypt here
[12:37] <Yetr2> en|gma: deleting != opening
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: sudo mkdir /media/iso; sudo mount -o loop /path/to/file.iso /media/iso
[12:37] <en|gma> Yetr2, can you teach me step by step.
[12:37] <en|gma> i want to open the file first
[12:37] <DeFi> ActionParsnip: returns no error but does not work
[12:37] <a7a> rumpel im ahmed
[12:37] <Yetr2> en|gma: you can delete files with rm, or you can open them with your favorite editor.
[12:38] <a7a> where   are you :(
[12:38] <en|gma> Yetr2, im a newbies n i need help with the command
[12:38] <en|gma> im not pro like you..
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: can you give the output of: mount
[12:38] <Yetr2> en|gma: `gedit id_*`
[12:38] <a7a> i dont know why i bannd
[12:38] <DeFi> ActionParsnip: nothing.
[12:38] <Yetr2> en|gma: that will open all files in the current directory named id_*
[12:38] <en|gma> gedit id_*` <--do this in terminat?
[12:39] <en|gma> terminal.
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: well it should output where and how your partitions are mounted
[12:39] <Yetr2> en|gma: if you so want to. `gedit ~/.ssh/id_*`
[12:39] <en|gma> yeah i want that command!!
[12:39] <DeFi> ActionParsnip: well it outputs nothing, what must i do? :/
 in the terminal it tells me "Dissector "ssh" not supported (etter.conf line 67)"...what does it mean?
[12:39] <en|gma> gedit ~/.ssh/id_*<-- do all this in terminal?
[12:39] <a7a> guys
[12:40] <bolt_> nothing
[12:40] <ahmed> please any one help me
[12:40] <DeFi> ActionParsnip: and if i do it a second time with the same dir it says MTAB says its already mounted there
[12:40] <en|gma> Yetr2,  gedit ~/.ssh/id_*<-- do all this in terminal?
[12:40] <ziroday> ahmed: what is not working?
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: so you dont get anything like this
[12:40] <Yetr2> en|gma: you can do that in terminal, or you can go the long way and start gedit from the applications menu, and use the open file dialogue to open each file you want.
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: http://paste.ubuntu.com/154641/
[12:40] <Guest90913> any one call me
[12:40] <en|gma> Yetr2, nothing in there..
[12:41] <dooglus> koshar1: it seems to not be available in the jaunty repos - or it's been renamed maybe
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> deuonderer: there is a script some place with a malformed line, or you are using the script incorrectly
[12:41] <en|gma> Yetr2, i want to gedit the ssh my client key the server i use to connect to my client
[12:41] <DeFi> ActionParsnip: oh, just 'mount', i thought you meant the output of the mount -o loop... commands
[12:41] <DeFi> command*
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: yes, thats what i said
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> I said "ActionParsnip: DeFi: can you give the output of: mount "
  do you know how can i solve it?
[12:41] <Yetr2> en|gma: ok, I think you might be confusing something there. Firstly, I remember you renaming your origional .ssh directory to... I think it was .ssh_old
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> deuonderer: no idea man, maybe someone else can chime in, or ask later
[12:42] <DeFi> well sorry ActionParsnip :P
[12:42] <ob1> pls help to read this result http://paste.ubuntu.com/154611/
[12:42] <en|gma> Yetr2, what??
[12:42] <Yetr2> en|gma: and what is your end result that you wish to have? are you trying to set up passwordless ssh connections?
[12:42] <deuonderer> ActionParsnip> ok thank you very much, sorry for my noobness :)
[12:42] <Yetr2> en|gma: ~/.ssh_old/id_*
[12:42] <en|gma> Yetr2, 10 times already i told..i want to delete my client ssh certificate key
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> ob1: ok you have a Intel Corporation 82801DB/DBL/DBM modem
[12:43] <en|gma> i want to delete my client certificate key
[12:43] <DeFi> ActionParsnip: the last 3 are all /dev/loop0,1 and 2. type iso9660 (rw) on different directories
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: ok then those are where the ISO files are muonted
[12:43] <ob1> but I could use modem
[12:43] <Yetr2> en|gma: if you have no .ssh directory, then you have no client key.
[12:43] <en|gma> nothing in there..
[12:43] <DeFi> ActionParsnip: as i said before, the directories are empty.
[12:43] <en|gma> Yetr2, huh..
[12:44] <en|gma> no......
[12:44] <hans> ActionParsnip, pon dsl-provider works fine when ubuntu is running; but when i start the pppoe connection during init, the connection is made whitout changing resolv.conf to the dynamic nameservers
[12:44] <Yetr2> en|gma: pastebin `ls ~/.ssh/` please
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: try a reboot, stranger things have happened at sea
[12:44] <DeFi> ActionParsnip: rebooted like 5 times
[12:45] <en|gma> Yetr2, nothin happen
[12:45] <ob1> so, how could I correct the prob to make ubun detect modem
[12:45] <Yetr2> ok...
[12:45] <max39> hi
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: if you open the iso with a cd burner does it create a proper disk? have you md5 checked the file (if possible)
[12:45] <DeFi> i dont even want to be mounting an iso but its for testing in a virtual machine... im trying to install packaged from an apt-move generated iso
[12:45] <dr4g> i'm confused as to why my grub menu has lots of numbers instead of  like /dev/sda1
[12:46] <Yetr2> en|gma: then the only other keys you could possibly have on your current machine are the keys that your sshd server uses.
[12:46] <dr4g> UUID=3214325c-....
[12:46] <DeFi> ActionParsnip: the iso mounted fine once...
[12:46]  * bolt_ is not happy
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: are the iso files ok?
[12:46] <DeFi> ActionParsnip: i dont have any cd burning or anything other then ubuntu-base on the virtual machine
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> dr4g: it makes sure that the disk that is known as the UUID is mounted where it should be
[12:46] <DeFi> (pretty much)
[12:46] <Yetr2> dr4g: UUID can allow the disks to be a little more dynamic and still be able to boot the same OS even if a user adds/subtracts/moves disks around the sytem.
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: did you md5 check the iso?
[12:47] <max39> hello
[12:47] <bolt_> actionparsnip know what to do
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> hans: i'm not sure about that stuff dude, maybe someone else can chime in
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: didnt see your question
[12:48] <bolt_> Gent fire alarm controler sets the alarm of every 10 minutes
[12:48] <Yetr2> en|gma: run your ssh commands, and show me the key issue you are having.
[12:48] <wers> ziroday, i have an ubuntu 7.10 64bit live cd. if i use the gparted here to reformat my home partition, it would already be accessible, right? the processor is an amd 64 so no problem with 64 bit
[12:48] <noiz> actioparsnip hey if i dont have No Python OpenGL support is that bad?
[12:48] <en|gma> Yetr2> en|gma: then the only other keys you could possibly have on your current machine are the keys that your sshd server uses. <--this what i mean..
[12:48] <mitman> oyyy, i just fsck'd a partition, when it tries to mount during boot it says device or resource busy
[12:48] <mitman> how do I fix this?
[12:48] <en|gma> Yetr2, can help me how to open it?
[12:48] <bolt_> actionparsnip: Gent fire alarm controler sets the alarm of every 10 minutes
[12:48] <ziroday> wers: I would imagine so
[12:48] <bazhang> !ot > bolt_
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: you asked in here about an hour ago, i didnt know then and i dont know now
[12:48] <Yetr2> en|gma: you need to use rootly powers to view sshd server keys
[12:48] <wers> thanks ziroday :)
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: if i knew, i would have replied when you asked initially
[12:48] <en|gma> how?
[12:49] <Yetr2> en|gma: `sudo gedit /etc/ssh/*key*`
[12:49] <en|gma> just tell me.because im own this laptop
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: gksudo gedit you mean, surely ;)
[12:49] <Symbiosss> any here give me link, howto cups+samba?
[12:49] <Yetr2> ActionParsnip: meh, I don't use gnome that much.
[12:49] <hans> ActionParsnip, my last question for now: how come that your msgs are in red ?
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> Yetr2: but the user you are helping does
[12:49] <en|gma> that the one i mean Yetr2
[12:50] <en|gma> thanks..
[12:50] <en|gma> Yetr2, can i pm u?
[12:50] <DeFi> ActionParsnip: im checking the md5 checksum between the virtual machine i created the iso on and the one im trying to mount now... unfortuantly i can only run 1 of the 2 VM's at a time so its really time consuming.
[12:50] <Yetr2> if you feel you must..
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> hans: because I am typing your name at the start of the line, this makes it highlight
[12:50] <bolt_> oh bother
[12:50] <dazedandconfused> hi
[12:50] <xestlin> hello everyone
[12:50] <younder> My sound doesn't work. I have a Dell Dimension 5150.
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> younder: run:   lspci | grep -i sound
[12:50] <hans> ActionParsnip: like this ?
[12:50] <hans> no
[12:51] <wers> ziroday, i'm going to resize a partition with 128 inode using the intrepid live cd. that wouldnt change the inode size, right? :)
[12:51] <dazedandconfused> I am looking for a spam filter, I understand spam assisn does it, but can this be incorporated in an exchange environment whereby spamassasin lives on the linux box between the firewall and the exchange server?
[12:51] <Symbiosss> how add drivers for automatic intall win drivers in a cups+samba?
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> hans: indeed, i use pidgin so my highlighting is different but its the essentially the same deal
[12:51] <xestlin> how i do i work with ssl
[12:51] <ziroday> wers: no only a reformat would
[12:51] <vyrgozunqk> hi guys, i'm using dual monitor using merged fbdev, my desktop is extendes to the secondary monitor, but is there any way to make the second monitor to show another desktop ?
[12:51] <dazedandconfused> if so I will read further about it,just would like to know if it is possible
[12:51] <wers> thanks :)
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> younder: lspci | grep -i audio     sorry
[12:51] <Noqq> Do I need to make a partition? Or when I install Ubuntu does it install itself in a correct place?
[12:51] <maxagaz> i have added two line into my /etc/sudoers file so that the user 'touchscreen' can run reboot and halt command, but it's doesn't work (i'm running it via ssh) : 1. "Cmnd_Alias	SHUTDOWN_CMDS = /sbin/shutdown, /sbin/halt, /sbin/reboot"; and 2. "touchscreen ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: SHUTDOWN_CMDS". What can I do ?
[12:51] <hans> ActionParsnip: like this ?
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> hans: yes
[12:51] <ziroday> Noqq: ubuntu will handle the partitioning unless you request to do it yourself
[12:52] <vyrgozunqk> and not to extend the first... e.g. i want to use another wallpaper and stuff..
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> younder: can you paste the line in here please
[12:52] <wers> would i feel a significant difference in performance if i reformat my home partition to ext4?
[12:52] <younder> ActionParsnip:  I get Io Controller (rev 01)
[12:52] <Noqq> ziroday: Is there a chacne it can go wrong?
[12:52] <theunixgeek> Is there a way to copy a disk image to a partition? My disk drive is broken and I want to install Ubuntu. I'm on Fedora
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> younder: thats it?
[12:52] <ziroday> Noqq: less chance then you doing it yourself
[12:52] <younder> ActionParsnip: That's it
[12:53] <hans> ActionParsnip: colored nicknames in preferences, thank you. Bye!
[12:53] <DeFi> sigh, the md5's are different ActionParsnip, now im back to the start and outta ideas on how to transfer the iso across :/
[12:53] <DeFi> thanks for your help anyway ActionParsnip
[12:53] <DeFi> :/
[12:53] <younder> ActionParsnip:  I tried to rebuild the sound kernel today..
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> younder: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/260132-28-sound-drivers-dell-dimension-5150
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: md5 check EVERY ISO you download, especially if its an OS disk
[12:55] <DeFi> Does anyone have a simple way to transfer a file from ubuntu console with no extra packages running inside a virtual machine to the host windows pc?
[12:55] <younder> ActionParsnip: thanks, looking into it
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: if its a garbaged file you WILL get issues
[12:55] <DeFi> yeah i know ActionParsnip
[12:56] <DeFi> i need a way to transfer the iso
[12:56] <s3r3n1t7_> DeFi, easiest way i can think of is via samba
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> DeFi: then why didnt you?
[12:56] <DeFi> since it corrupts over ftp
[12:56] <shay26> Hello , does Ubuntu have limitation to number of files in a folder ?
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> could use sftp
[12:56] <DeFi> s3r3n1t7_ that would require installing samba
[12:56] <DeFi> i need to keep the ubuntu system clean
[12:56] <s3r3n1t7_> DeFi, define clean
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> shay26: its the limitaion of the partitions fil system, default in intrepid and hardy is ext2
[12:56] <DeFi> with no extra packages
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> *ext3
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> shay26: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext3
[12:57] <s3r3n1t7_> DeFi, then what do you have installed that can send or transmit files
[12:57] <Noqq> I don't got the Back-Up program on my Windows XP, how to make back-ups?
[12:57] <DeFi> s3r3n1t7_: its a command line install
[12:57] <DeFi> thats all
[12:57] <s3r3n1t7_> DeFi, then you'll have to install something if you don't want to use ftp.
[12:57] <Bravewolf> How I can install Macintosh charset into Ubuntu? I'm experiencing problem in exchanging e-mail with content-encoding=Macintosh.
[12:58] <DeFi> ftp corrupts everytime
[12:59] <DeFi> i guess ill install ssh and use sftp then..
[12:59] <shay26> ActionParsnip: so ex3 can store 1,000,000 files at the same folder ? or its have some limitation ?
[12:59] <DeFi> have to remove it afterwards
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> shay26: i'd imagine it is limited in some way but i'd imagine its quite vast
[12:59] <noiz> hi i dont have opengl support, how can i get it?
[13:00] <mackk431> sudo apt-get install opengl ?!?!
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> noiz: lspci | grep -i vga
[13:00] <noiz> Actionparsnip 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV280 [Radeon 9200 SE] (rev 01)
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> noiz: one you know your video card you can research
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> !ati
[13:01] <noiz> Actionparsnip the thing is... in chess when i try to set it on 3d it says i dont have opengl support!
[13:01] <noiz> i have the drivers!
[13:01] <DeFi> s3r3n1t7_: sftp is copying at 500KB/s
[13:01] <DeFi> that is really slow...
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> noiz: if you did it wouldnt moan
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> noiz: do other 3d things work ok?
[13:02] <s3r3n1t7_> DeFi, that's normal, due to encryption
[13:02] <mok0> I'm expecting my Dell mini 10 today. What version should I install on it? I would have thought the LPIA arch, but the download page says i386?
[13:02] <noiz> Actionparsnip well yeah cs does
[13:03] <noiz> Actionparsnip but whit poor fps
[13:03] <SDr> hi
[13:03] <runes> which chat would I use to ask about user groups and how they affect apache
[13:03] <kaushal> natschil_: :)
[13:03] <SDr> how to list the available dictionaries in either myspell, or ispell?
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> noiz: ok then maybe the ches thing needs an extra pakage
[13:03] <jhass840> is it possible to get the lastest version of eclipse into the respository?
[13:04] <ziroday> jhass840: file a request in launchpad
[13:04] <jhass840> ziroday: thanks
[13:07] <a7a> rumpel here
[13:07] <ndlovu> does anyone know of a tool to trace an http request?
[13:07] <ndlovu> sort of like traceroute for http
[13:07] <Guest64332> egypt hereeeeeeeeeeeeee
[13:08] <Uqbar> ndlovu: you mean something like tcptraceroute?
[13:08] <mackk431> tracert
[13:08] <JPZ> Hello everyone. I've been checking my mail logs at /var/mail.info and noticed that the system is trying to send emails to root periodically. I dont know how to stop this or even figure out which application is doing this. I'm running ubuntu 8.10 with postfix (SMTP relay config). These  attempts to send root email have been occuring ever since I installed postfix ( from what I can remember)
[13:08] <mackk431> tracert <ip>
[13:08] <mackk431> if you have the domain use host to get the ip out of it
[13:08] <Guest64332> guys
[13:08] <mackk431> or ping <domain> works also to get the ip
[13:09] <Guest64332> i have proplem with updata
[13:09] <zhilong> 哈哈这是什么啊？
[13:09] <Guest64332> can  any one help me
[13:09] <TonyH> hi - quick help request .please
[13:10] <TonyH> I need to recover a neighbours pc
[13:10] <TonyH> ..i need to burn a dvd from the ubuntu live CD....but the drive is locked :( cannot open
[13:11] <ndlovu> Uqbar, mackk431, I'm looking for something that will show me the conversation between my web browser and the web host
[13:11] <Uqbar> ndlovu: which isn't like what traceroute does
[13:11] <ndlovu> Uqbar, fair enough :P
[13:11] <mackk431> how about wireshark ndlovu
[13:11] <Uqbar> ndlovu: try wireshark+
[13:12] <Guest64332> 7abebey wnta b3eed
[13:12] <mackk431> logs all internettraffic
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> TonyH: cd ~/; sudo eject /dev/scd0
[13:12] <Guest64332> msht2 lalamset eyd
[13:12] <Guest64332> mshtl
[13:12] <thiebaude> yo
[13:12] <TonyH> thanks - right back :
[13:12] <Guest64332> mshet fe sakh menb3eed norha by5da3
[13:12] <bazhang> Guest64332, stop that
[13:12] <Guest64332> neset 7abebak sabtney
[13:12] <Guest64332> mrdatsh tasm3
[13:13] <tales2010> how can I install .install files?
[13:13] <Guest64332> help me and i stop
[13:13] <ndlovu> mackk431, I'll see if wireshark+ will do it, thanks
[13:13] <mackk431> you can also use snord if you like the terminal ndlovu
[13:14] <Uqbar> mackk431: snord?
[13:14] <mackk431> snord is a terminal programm
[13:15] <ndlovu> mackk431, what does it do?
[13:15] <mackk431> sudo apt-get install snord
[13:15] <mackk431> for logging internet connections
[13:15] <mackk431> you can log internet connectons
[13:15] <mackk431> connections
[13:15] <Uqbar> mackk431: W: Unable to locate package snord
[13:15] <ndlovu> mackk431, snord or snort?
[13:15] <mackk431> snort sorry *g*
[13:16] <mackk431> did i write something else?
[13:16] <Uqbar> heh. snort just for peeking into HTTP traffic? if one needs to do that in a terminal, then tshark does the job.
[13:16] <zamba> i have a problem with storing files on a cifs mounted share.. problem is that the files are stored as nobody/nogroup with umask 0022.. openoffice is confused by this, since it then opens the file as read-only.. how can i fix this?
[13:17] <tuck_> hi
[13:17] <ndlovu> I'll see how I go with wire/tshark
[13:17] <tuck_> is there a way to move dirs in a filemanagers treeview?
[13:18] <zamba> ubuntu reports that i can download a new restricted driver for my graphics card.. problem is that i have no user that's able to log into X to get the prompt/info for this.. how can i figure out what drivers are available from CLI?
[13:19] <zamba> so i can install the package on all systems?
[13:19] <Kimi> how to open the bootloader ?? i want to add xpud linux to ubuntu;'s bootloader...
[13:20] <fitzgerald> zamba, do u have an nvidia card ?
[13:21] <zamba> fitzgerald: yup
[13:21] <fitzgerald> zamba, sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new linux-restricted-modules
[13:21] <zamba> fitzgerald: the GUI reports that it has found some restricted drivers that can be used
[13:21] <younder> I can't fot the life of me get the Manageengine .bin to run
[13:21] <zamba> fitzgerald: ok
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Kimi: copy the image file to /boot and basically copy most of one of the standing entries but change the image name
[13:21] <Noqq> Can someone help me trough the ubuntu install? I'm stuck at partion part.
[13:22] <younder> s/fot/for
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> Kimi: xpud is awesome but very young rigt now, my boot was 4 seconds on 7,200rpm PATA HDD with 1Gb ram 1.6Ghz CPU
[13:22] <Kimi> ActionParsnip, as for me, its 2.73 secs .... 1 gb ram . 3 ghz processor
[13:22] <Kimi> ActionParsnip, but how to open the bootloader of ubuntu ?
[13:23] <zamba> fitzgerald: no install candidate found for nvidia-glx-new
[13:23] <Kimi> Noqq, dual boot ?
[13:24] <Kimi> i want to know where the boot file of ubuntu is !
[13:24] <mackk431> in gub
[13:24] <Kimi> the xpud site says add those three lines of something
[13:24] <younder> ActionParsnip: In fact I cant run any .bin
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> Kimi: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[13:24] <mackk431> grub
[13:25] <mackk431> root/boot/grub
[13:25] <Kimi> ActionParsnip, thanks !
[13:25] <svchost> hey.. there are some intelligent gentlemen in here.. anyone wanna help me out with my homework? lol
[13:25] <fitzgerald> zamba, try "nvidia-glx-180" then
[13:26] <svchost> i don't know how to calculate the usable size of a track or a cylinder
[13:26] <ziroday> svchost: #ubuntu-offtopic or ##homework
[13:26] <svchost> no u
[13:27] <mackk431> cylinder volume?
[13:27] <bazhang> !ot > svchost
[13:27] <younder> ActionParsnip: seriosly. how do I run a .bin file
[13:28] <a7a> who bannd me
[13:28] <ziroday> younder: make sure the file is executable and then /path/to/file.bin
[13:28] <a7a> bazhang
[13:28] <bazhang> a7a, /join #ubuntu-ops
[13:28] <a7a> whats this
[13:29] <svchost> hey, stfu
[13:30] <mackk431> do you mean the "volume" with "useable size"
[13:30] <mackk431> svchost?
[13:34] <histo> ?
[13:36] <histo> a7a: how are you banned if you're here
[13:37] <Pici> histo: They're in -ops dealing with it.
[13:38] <dr4g> how can i apply my useraccount to be a samba user
[13:38] <dr4g> something like smbpasswd or that
[13:38] <AdvoWork> hi there, what log file would access connections be logged under, ie ftp users connecting to my pc?
[13:39] <mackk431> check this out dr4g http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605
[13:39] <quiksilver> is there a great open source program
[13:40] <quiksilver> for converting mp4's into high quality mp3's?
[13:40] <brianixi11> I can't load Ubuntu. Every version (7,8 or 9) gives me an I/O error.  Help, please.
[13:41] <gravityreloaded> can anyone please help? My hard drives aren't mounting, I need to know command to force mount.
[13:41] <rumpel> @brian insufficent data
[13:41] <mackk431> its in part 1.1 of my link dr4g
[13:41] <brianixi11> What other info do you need?
[13:41] <rumpel> @graviy mount /dev/bla /media/mountpoint
[13:41] <gravityreloaded> actually I can't browse any folder at all
[13:41] <rumpel> @brian from which medium e.g.
[13:42] <gravityreloaded> rumpel can't browse any folder
[13:42] <dr4g> thanks mackk431
[13:42] <brianixi11> I'm trying to load from CD which was burned from ISO.  I Checked the CDs and they are fine
[13:42] <gravityreloaded> rumpel The browser indicates it's starting but then just dissapears without errors
[13:43] <quiksilver> is there a program for converting mp4's into mp3's?
[13:43] <rumpel> @grav which filesystem?
[13:43] <rumpel> @brian booting from CD?
[13:43] <gravityreloaded> rumpel I'm on jaunty maybe I should be in #ubuntu+1?
[13:43] <Dr[H]ouse> hi
[13:43] <mattyb> what's the command to find more detailed sysinfo than uname? i'm talking processor speed and such.
[13:44] <rumpel> @gravity doesnt sound like a jaunty-specific question
[13:44] <svchost> whats the difference between a track and a cylinder?
[13:44] <Pici> mattyb: cat /proc/cpuinfo or perhaps sudo lshw
[13:44] <gravityreloaded> ok
[13:44] <brianixi11> I can boot from CD, just can't install.  version 7 install crashed at 39%, version 8 at 49% and 9.04 crashed at 31%.  It didn't tell me what file wouldn't copy, just an I/O error in each case
[13:44] <mitman> anyone know what dmraid is?
[13:44] <Pici> brianixi11: What speed are you burning the ISOs at?
[13:44] <rumpel> @brian hmm... perhaps errors on harddisc/ssd/Cd-drive/whatever#
[13:45] <brianixi11> I tried 16x, 24x and 32x. Same result.  I reformatted the HD with Windows to lock out any possible bad sectors.  I installed on different partitions, with exactly the same results
[13:45] <rumpel> @brian check your hd or use another installation-device (thumbdrive, etc.)
[13:45] <gravityreloaded> rumpel pessoa@pessoa-desktop:~$ sudo mount /dev/bla /media/sdb1
[13:45] <gravityreloaded> mount: mount point /media/sdb1 does not exist
[13:45] <brianixi11> BTW, windows installs fine
[13:45] <Pici> brianixi11: Try re-burning at the slowest speed that your drive will go.
[13:45] <mattyb> perfect thanks Pici
[13:46] <quiksilver> pleae help me, is there a program i can download in synaptic that allows conversion of mp4's to mp3
[13:46] <mackk431> a track has 2 dimensions a cylinder has 3
[13:46] <rumpel> @gravity you have to "mkdir /media/sdb1/
[13:46] <rumpel> first
[13:46] <mattyb> needed to find out what intel graphics I have to see if I'm going to have Jaunty issues
[13:46] <gravityreloaded> rumpel ok
[13:46] <chaosphere_> @mattyb, try $ cat /proc/cpuinfo
[13:47] <rumpel> @grav you usually only need forced mounts, if its a ntfs-filesystem and locked caused by an unclean unmount or something...
[13:47] <brianixi11> My dad says that it won't work, but my friend says to try mandriva. I really want ubuntu though! help!!!!!!!!!
[13:47] <mackk431> you can build a track with 3 dimensions though but not neccessarily
[13:47] <brianixi11> gtg, bye.
[13:48] <mattyb> ha i just tried to cat kcore and then remembered what it was ;-)
[13:48] <gravityreloaded> rumpel thanks for suggestions but still nothing. My ntfs was closed properly, when not so, it gives error - I get no errors at all
[13:48] <quiksilver> is there a program i can download in synaptic that allows conversion of mp4's to mp3
[13:48] <mackk431> or are you talking of a harddrive svchost?
[13:48] <mackk431> i got you wrong i am afraid
[13:50] <rumpel> @gravi perhaps missing ntfs-parameter?
[13:50] <gravityreloaded> rumpel I can't even open my ext2 / system (root)
[13:50] <gravityreloaded> rumpel I can't browse any foldere except for in a program
[13:51] <histo> quiksilver: ffmpeg
[13:51] <gravityreloaded> rumpel sudo nautilus returns "Segmentation fault"
[13:51] <histo> quiksilver: you might need to get the one from medibuntu though. Last time I checked the one in the repos dind't support mp3
[13:51] <quiksilver> histo: is that better than sound konverter?
[13:51] <histo> !medibuntu | quiksilver
[13:52] <Guest72953> v
[13:52] <rumpel> @grav and browsing in shell works?
[13:52] <Guest72953> 怎么进入中国频道???
[13:53] <Pici> !zh | Guest72953
[13:53] <rumpel> @guest me not :)
[13:54] <gravityreloaded> rumpel I think it happened after I tried to configure amarok
[13:54] <gravityreloaded> rumpel If shell means browsing inside program, yes that works
[13:54] <rumpel> no
[13:54] <rumpel> console
[13:54] <rumpel> bash
[13:54] <rumpel> gnome-terminal
[13:55] <cousin_luigi> hello
[13:55] <cousin_luigi> what is the update applet called?
[13:55] <mackk431> svchost => http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cylinder-head-sector cylinder of harddrives
[13:55] <poomalai> hi guys... I am trying to ssh my computer from my office. I have enabled ssh forwarding. is it possible to take a screenshot of particular user's screen?
[13:55] <gravityreloaded> rumpel the terminal is fine
[13:56] <Guest72953> 问一下,,怎么换频道....比如说我想进中国的频道
[13:56] <gravityreloaded> rumpel but betabox refuses to play
[13:56] <gravityreloaded> *beatbox*
[13:56] <Tr3y0> @poomlai if you use remote desktop
[13:56] <rumpel> @gravi no idea
[13:56] <erUSUL> !cn | Guest72953
[13:56] <macfudd> how do I save console output of a script to a file?
[13:56] <Tr3y0> @poomlai i belive ssh will only connect you to terminal screen  of other console
[13:57] <krayon> Could someone tell me what boot parameter I can pass to do a command line install using the 8.04 alternate image?
[13:57] <gravityreloaded> rumpel should I try to remove amarok?
[13:57] <hateball> macfudd: redirect with >. eg: ls ~/somedir > somefile.txt
[13:57] <histo> krayon: cli
[13:57] <rumpel> @grav i would test it
[13:57] <macfudd> i don't understand
[13:57] <histo> krayon: at the prompt type cli rather then hitting enter.
[13:57] <gravityreloaded> rumpel funny movie player CAN play a cd
[13:58] <rumpel> gnome-screenshot from console seems to create screenshots of Gnome-Sessions...
[13:58] <gravityreloaded> I'll try
[13:58] <rumpel> @gravi i only use vlc.. for everything...
[13:58] <mackk431> well a track on a harddisc is 2 dimensional also and a cylinder is 3 dimensional also thats interesting
[13:58] <nmvictor> Hi guys,I started apache but the terminal echoed this,:(13)Permission denied:make_sock:could not bind to address 0.0.0.0.80.no listening sockets available,shutting down.
[13:58] <krayon> histo: Thanks a bunch ... I'll give it a shot ... I just wish the boot up screen could have told me that *sigh*
[13:58] <Tr3y0> @rumpel good  choice ;) i use songbird for songs sometimes  but not often
[13:59] <gravityreloaded> I had a friend who regularly used amarok on hardy
[13:59] <macfudd> oh right, thank you
[13:59] <nmvictor> anybody with the solution to that?
[14:00] <histo> krayon: well I think even after the boot up screen you can still do a command line install.  I believe you hit F6 or something for options it says at the bottom.
[14:00] <rumpel> @nmvictor starting as root works?
[14:00] <rumpel> or sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start ?
[14:02] <gravityreloaded> rumpel removing amarok fixed rythmbox but still can't browse any folder at all
[14:03] <gravityreloaded> what could it be?
[14:03] <quiksilver> is soundkonverter the best for convertin gmp4's to mp3?
[14:03] <rumpel> if its fine in console... no idea
[14:03] <nmvictor> rumpell:thanks,that almost worked expect the error echoed changed to this (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80.no listening sockets available, shutting down.Unable to open logs
[14:03] <gravityreloaded> I get a segmentation fault in nautilus
[14:03] <gravityreloaded> ?
[14:04] <gravityreloaded> :s
[14:04] <rumpel> @nmvictor sure, that your account is listed in /etc/sudoers ?
[14:05] <rumpel> hmm..
[14:05] <nmvictor> @rumpel how do i go about that
[14:06] <gravityreloaded> this is really wierd - I got a folder to play from dvd now I can't browse that either
[14:06] <gravityreloaded> yet the music is still going
[14:06] <gravityreloaded> :p
[14:06] <JuJuBee> Can someone help me wtih rsync?  I wish to backup /home (as root) while preserving file ownership and permissions.  I tired using the -a switch, but it still says root owns all files and folders.
[14:07] <gravityreloaded> JuJuBee you can change permissions with sudo nautilus I think
[14:07] <JuJuBee> after backup?
[14:08] <gravityreloaded> I don't know what rsynch does
[14:08] <gravityreloaded> sorry I'm new here
[14:08] <gravityreloaded> haven't tried backup yet
[14:08] <scunizi> JuJuBee: why are you backing up /home as root?
[14:08] <rumpel> @juju needs --numeric-ids, if backup is stored on a server, where not every user is registered
[14:08] <Pici> !tab
[14:09] <JuJuBee> rumpel: not sure what that means?
[14:09] <JuJuBee> What if I am only using rsync to backup to a portable hd?
[14:09] <rumpel> @juju try -azve
[14:10] <unop> JuJuBee, what filesystem on the portable HDD ??
[14:10] <histo> !tab | rumpel
[14:10] <rumpel> tab doesnt work in xchat, if i adress via @user...
[14:10] <rumpel> old, bad habbit, sorry ^^
[14:11] <JEEBcz> rumpel, you can still do @<space>username
[14:11] <JEEBcz> :)
[14:11] <JuJuBee> rumpel: not certain, how do I check?
[14:11]  * oscarx pen
[14:11] <gravityreloaded> rumpel I also can't see the files on my desktop - I just did download and can't see it xcept for in Firefox I can open it :s
[14:11] <rumpel> @ JEEBcz ugly ^^
[14:11] <gravityreloaded> :(
[14:11] <nmvictor> hey,i think i checked the file and with the commands listed their,im sure my account qualifies sudo previlages.infact it is the only account on my laptop
[14:11] <unop> JuJuBee,  df -Th
[14:12] <JuJuBee> rumpel: /dev/sdb1 fuseblk ? never heard if it.
[14:12] <unop> JuJuBee,   fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[14:13] <DanDan> I just want to know ... how can I remove some of intrepid files ? as I was trying to upgrade from Hardy to Intrepid .. but I only done a partial upgrade as I got DC from the internet .. after that I tried restarting my laptop but I couldnt get access to my Gnome Desktop only KDE3 .. it was an error in Xorg Server :S ... Plus I was trying to update using Adapt on KDE but I couldnt as most packages were broken :S
[14:13] <gravityreloaded> any ideas?
[14:13] <histo> rumpel: start typing someone's name then hit tab
[14:13] <rumpel> i know tab-completion, tnx ^^
[14:13] <JuJuBee> unop : thanks.
[14:13] <JuJuBee> rumpel:  NTFS
[14:13] <histo> rumpel: then why do you keep @ juju
[14:13] <shauno> I have an odd problem on ubuntu 8.04; I added vim-full today (for syntax highlighting), and now it hangs opening files (whether they exist or not).  I removed vim-full again, ~/.vim* and any spare lockfiles in cwd, but still no go.  Any ideas?
[14:13] <Uqbar> JuJuBee: rsync -a must NOT say root owns everything after the copying. isn't it a problem on the destination filesystem?
[14:14] <DanDan> so anyone can help ? ...
[14:14] <Uqbar> aaah, NTFS
[14:14] <unop> JuJuBee, welll, there you go - NTFS has no capability of storing unix permissions and ownership
[14:14] <rumpel> @histo bad, old, very old and nasty habbit and to old to learn new tricks i guess ;)
[14:14] <JuJuBee> bummer.  guess I have to reformat then
[14:14] <histo> JuJuBee: how is the destination mounted
[14:14] <JuJuBee> automatically
[14:14] <scunizi> DanDan: if you have a seperate /home the easiest solution is to reinstall fresh leaving the old home intact and unformatted.
[14:14] <rumpel> yeah, use a real filesystem :)
[14:14] <zamba> fitzgerald: nah.. that didn't work
[14:14] <JuJuBee> plug in and viola, its mounted.
[14:15] <JuJuBee> Yea, I should have reformatted before using.
[14:15] <zamba> fitzgerald: installing nvidia-glx-180
[14:15] <JuJuBee> I guess I will do that.
[14:15] <DanDan> scunizi : like installing ubuntu all over again :| ?
[14:16] <scunizi> DanDan: yes.. but you have to have a seperate /home (ona different partition)
[14:16] <fitzgerald> zamba, "aptitude search nvidia"
[14:16] <quiksilver> errrrrrrrrr
[14:16] <quiksilver> how do i convert mp4's to mp3 please
[14:16] <gravityreloaded> can anyone suggest a solution for my browsing problem?
[14:17] <DanDan> Scunizi : .. umm I dont think I want to do that lol I want a different Solution
[14:18] <DanDan> Scunizi : thnxx anyways
[14:19] <zamba> fitzgerald: how do i know which one to pick?
[14:19] <zamba> fitzgerald: i have -71, -96, -173, -177 and -180
[14:19] <fitzgerald> zamba, pick the latest i guess
[14:19] <scunizi> DanDan: ok..if your upgrade was incomplete then at terminal type .. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade and see if that fixes some of the broken stuff. after that to eliminate the gnome files you'll have to "search and distroy"
[14:19] <zamba> fitzgerald: picking the latest broke X
[14:19] <scunizi> zamba: what card to you have?
[14:20] <zamba> scunizi: nVidia Corporation NV18 [GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x] (rev a2)
[14:20] <fitzgerald> zamba, then pick something else
[14:20] <zamba> fitzgerald: after i ran nvidia-xconfig
[14:20] <zamba> scunizi: that's what 'lspci' reports, anyway
[14:20] <scunizi> zamba: that's an older card.. I think the -96 driver runs that one..
[14:21] <a7a> hi
[14:21] <a7a> rempul
[14:21] <zamba> scunizi: so install nvidia-glx-96 and then run nvidia-xconfig?
[14:21] <zamba> scunizi: is that the way to install the driver?
[14:21] <sylware> ipv6 tracker seems down
[14:21] <a7a> rumpel
[14:22] <scunizi> zamba: once the -96 is installed you may have to go to System/Admin/Hardware drivers and activate it. (if you haven't looked there already do so).. then run nvidia-xconfig
[14:23] <zamba> scunizi: i'm not able to use X (the GUI) to do stuff like that
[14:23] <zamba> scunizi: the computers are set up with only one user, and it has no privileges
[14:23] <zamba> scunizi: so i have to do this using shs
[14:23] <zamba> ssh*
[14:23] <zacky> hello, my ubuntu doesn't have manual documentation installed, what is the package i need to install it?
[14:24] <histo> zacky: man-db
[14:24] <histo> !info man-db
[14:25] <zacky> thanks
[14:25] <scunizi> zamba: arg.. then install the driver and then run nvidia-xconfig.. you may also try forwarding X via ssh
[14:25] <abicska> hello! could smbdy help me with sharing internet on ubuntu server?
[14:25] <zamba> scunizi: and then i have issues with the monitor :)
[14:25] <cached> how would I go about making my screen resolution something that doesnt show up in System->Preferences->Screen resolution (specifically, either 800x600 or 1024x768)
[14:26] <zacky> histo: what about manual for vim?
[14:26] <histo> !resolution | cached
[14:26] <zamba> scunizi: getting "out of range" errors
[14:26] <DanDan> scunizi : I tried the sudo apt-get update yesterday and it didnt perform all of teh updates i can pastebin the output
[14:26] <histo> zacky: documentation should come with any app you install such as vim etc...
[14:27] <scunizi> DanDan: I can only give you a link for the upgrade that might shed some light..
[14:27] <scunizi> !upgrade | DanDan
[14:27] <scunizi> zamba: on your end or the other?
[14:27] <zamba> scunizi: on the end systems where i need to install the binary driver
[14:27] <zacky> histo: unfortunately the verson of vim i have now doesn't come with manual, should i reinstall it?
[14:28] <histo> zacky: how did you get a system wihtout man?
[14:28] <zamba> scunizi: it's a 16:9 lcd screen with a maximum resolution at 1366x768
[14:28] <thebackwash> zacky: can you type :help from the main screen in vim
[14:28] <zamba> scunizi: running nvidia-xconfig just outputs a set of modes like "1600x1200" "1280x1024" "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480"
[14:28] <zacky> i think it was min build
[14:29] <zacky> thebackwash: i can't get :help in vim,when i tried :help set, it prompt sorry, no help for set
[14:29] <Pici> zacky: Have you installed vim-full ?
[14:29] <wang_> d
[14:30] <DanDan> scunizi : .. I cant use the update Manager as im getting this error :( >> Couldnt calculate the upgrade " an unresolvable problem
[14:30] <zacky> Pici: i don't think so, i think i should remove the vim, then install it again with full
[14:30] <DanDan> scunizi :
[14:30] <DanDan> Please report this bug against the 'update-manager' package and include the following error message:
[14:30] <DanDan> 'E:Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages.'
[14:30] <scunizi> zamba: try .. xrandr -s 1366x768 or 1360x768
[14:30] <thebackwash> zacky: that's weird.  vim isn't worth learning anyway.  stick to emacs.  :)
[14:30] <Pici> zacky: No, vim-full includes more stuff, just install it in addition to the package already installed.
[14:31] <wang_> d
[14:31] <scunizi> DanDan: I don't have an answer for you sorry..
[14:31] <zamba> scunizi: "Can't open display"... ;)
[14:31] <zacky> thebackwas: actually i already know vim, i think is great
[14:31] <zamba> scunizi: as i said, i need to do this remotely over ssh
[14:31] <DanDan> scunizi : thnx :)
[14:31] <zacky> Pici: i think the system build with vim-runtime
[14:32] <scunizi> zamba: xrandr isn't gui .. it's a cli call to the underlying system controlling the resolution
[14:32] <zamba> scunizi: still can't open display
[14:32] <Lasivian> is it possible to change ubuntu to not require a login?
[14:32] <zagabar1> Hi.
[14:33] <scunizi> zamba: have you tried hand editing the xorg.conf file?
[14:33] <Lasivian> yes, yes, I know all the reasons it's not a good idea
[14:33] <hateball> Lasivian: Do you want an automatic login, or no password at all?
[14:33] <Lasivian> hateball: automatic
[14:33] <zagabar1> I am thinking about power saving mode. I heard that laptops by default has power saving mode activated. This makes the cpu run really slow. How can I change this in ubuntu?
[14:33] <thebackwash> zacky: maybe you could tell me in #ubuntu-offtopic why people like it so much.  it seems horribly riddled with early-80s workarounds for the hardware limitations of the time.  not like the modern cli/ncurses/whatever programs
[14:34] <hateball> Lasivian: gksudo gdmsetup -> Security
[14:34] <Lasivian> hateball: my theory is to set a timer so my notebook checks my website whenever it's online, if it finds a specific file I have left there then it starts emailing me pictures from the webcam and keylogs, which would be very useful if I lose it or have it stolen
[14:34] <Lasivian> hateball: thanks
[14:35] <zamba> scunizi: but that's not very easy to do on 50+ computers.. :p
[14:35] <zamba> scunizi: i need something that works semi-automatically
[14:35] <zacky> thebackwash: well, its fast and small, you can run it in commandline over ssh, then is highly customizable
[14:35] <histo> Lasivian: use a cron job and a script
[14:35] <zamba> scunizi: getting stuff to work without the nvidia drivers was just a matter of removing the xorg.conf file and then everything worked just fine
[14:35] <maxos> I'm trying to set up some bluetooth hardware but everytime i set it up with kinputwizard it gives me the message: "Failed to create the input device for ___". I get this message with 2 SEPARATE pieces of hardware. Could anyone help with this?
[14:36] <Lasivian> histo: aye, i'm in the middle of upgrading to 9.04 to try and get the screwy acer camera to work
[14:36] <histo> Lasivian: and yes you can have it autologin if you wanted. but you don't need to, to accomplish what you want with the cam.
[14:36] <scunizi> zamba: are you displaying just standard stuff on the monitor or do you want the rotating cube effect available?
[14:37] <zacky> i just found out that, actually i have vim-tiny installed, which is only 832k!!!!!
[14:37] <zamba> scunizi: basically just standard stuff..
[14:37] <histo> Lasivian: System > administrations > Login Window change to the security tab and enable automatic login
[14:37] <scunizi> zamba: then why not use the generic nv driver ?
[14:37] <Pici> zacky: Yes, thats the standard package thats installed, which is why I suggested installing -full
[14:37] <tready29201> what is the other ubuntu channel?
[14:37] <anoop> i am aproblem with sound any help????
[14:37] <hateball> !ot | tready29201
[14:38] <thebackwash> tready29201: #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:38] <Lasivian> histo: thanks
[14:38] <zacky> Pici: i don't really want vim-full, cos it take 128M
[14:38] <tready29201> well, im having problems compiling php5 on server
[14:38] <Lasivian> histo: well, the problem is if nobody is logged in then someone won't likely use the notebook if they find it, they'll just reinstall something new on it
[14:38] <phimic> hi there
[14:39] <zamba> scunizi: what's that called?
[14:39] <Lasivian> histo: I have no sensitive data on it so I might as well let whoever gets their hands on it use it to report themselves
[14:39] <phimic> which package must i install to have a preview pic of movie files  in gThumb picture browser
[14:40] <histo> Lasivian: true the other issue is that if someone has direct access to the hardware the login is useless
[14:40] <scunizi> zamba: :)  it's called nv .. it's already installed and just needs to be called by xorg.conf.. in the driver line of xorg replace whatever is there with nv.  you can also list the correct resolution in xorg for the monitor(s)
[14:41] <thebackwash> zacky: i've always been an ed man myself.  not THAT's lightweight
[14:41] <Kimi> does the cmd "rm -rf /" must be run under sudo or just direct ? if its direct, then anyone can kill my linux ?
[14:41] <thebackwash> now*
[14:41] <zamba> scunizi: so wiping the xorg.conf won't make this work?
[14:41] <tanveer> I NEED SOME HELP
[14:41] <Lasivian> histo: well, if it boots up and it's useable chances are someone will use it rather than reimage it immediately
[14:41] <tanveer> can somne on help me
[14:41] <scunizi> zamba: I'm not sure.  Iyou might consider rebuilding xorg with
[14:41] <ikonia> Kimi: don't worry about it, that command has been safe guarded, yet it's still not wise to suggest it
[14:41] <Pici> !ask | tanveer
[14:42] <tanveer> how do i share files in linux and open them in windows
[14:42] <Kimi> ikonia, means it cannot be run even under sudo ?!!
[14:42] <tanveer> kinda hard to explain
[14:42] <rumpel> @tanveer samba
[14:42] <ikonia> Kimi: coreutils should protect you, you would never want to run that command, so it doesn't matter
[14:42] <scunizi> zamba: sorry small lappy keyboard.. just rename xorg and try.. then you might rebuild it with sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[14:43] <tanveer> i have 2 hard drives, 1 has xp the other has ubuntu, how do i access the ubuntu harddrive from Xp?
[14:43] <zamba> scunizi: again.. this is not very unattended install-friendly, as dpkg-reconfigure will ask a few questions, right?
[14:43] <abicska> !ask
[14:43] <Kimi> ikonia, ok . but if someone wants to KILL my computer. they can do it ? cant they ? or dat coreutils will prevent this ocmmand totally ?
[14:43] <scunizi> zamba: all terminal based
[14:43] <ikonia> Kimi: coreutils "should" protect you against that, but it doesnt really matter any more
[14:43] <zamba> scunizi: yeah, but if i have to do the same on 50+ computer i'll go mad
[14:43] <zamba> computers*
[14:43] <ikonia> Kimi: you would also need root access, but as I said, coreutils should protect
[14:44] <scunizi> zamba: are the computer the same?
[14:44] <Kimi> tangentcollision, xp cannot access ubuntu (because ubuntu has ext3 file system) , but ubuntu can access windows drives i think
[14:44] <scunizi> zamba: same basic montior setup?
[14:44] <Kimi> tangentcollision, sorry.. not you :(
[14:44] <zamba> scunizi: yeah, but i know what you're thinking now.. they won't be the same forever.. i will start introducing new computer models..
[14:44] <Kimi> tanveer, ^^
[14:44] <tanveer> okay
[14:44] <abicska> !ask I've Ubuntu Server and I'd like to share internet over it. Its DHCP works properly and i've done maquerading and postrouting and the ipforwarding is 1. I cant ping and the NET isnt working. What shall i do?
[14:44] <Kimi> tanveer, xp cannot access ubuntu (because ubuntu has ext3 file system) , but ubuntu can access windows drives i thin
[14:44] <rumpel> @kimi if someone gains root-access or access with the appropriate permissions... yes...
[14:45] <scunizi> zamba: that's ok.. you can use the same xorg.conf file on all of them
[14:45] <Kimi> abicska, ?
[14:45] <lemmykoopa> I need help formatting a drive
[14:45] <tanveer> can i get any viruses on ubuntu?
[14:45] <Tr3y0> @kimi correct.
[14:45] <zamba> scunizi: what about resolution and stuff like that?
[14:45] <Kimi> rumpel, ok
[14:45] <rumpel> @tanveer yes... but inlikely
[14:45] <lemmykoopa> how do I format my C drive if I'm on my D drive?
[14:45] <abicska> Kimi: 've Ubuntu Server and I'd like to share internet over it. Its DHCP works properly and i've done maquerading and postrouting and the ipforwarding is 1. I cant ping and the NET isnt working. What shall i do?
[14:45] <zagabar1> Does the power management for laptops affect the cpu speed?
[14:45] <lemmykoopa> it keeps giving access denied
[14:46] <scunizi> zamba: fix one first so it works right then copy the xorg.conf across to the next and see.. should work
[14:46] <rumpel> @abic dhcp-server installed?
[14:46] <tanveer> is thier windows movie maker for ubuntu?
[14:46] <scunizi> zamba: do you have a gui on the machine you're working on?
[14:46] <abicska> rumpel: its working properly
[14:46] <Tr3y0> yes our you can use a router as a mini dhcp server @abi
[14:46] <scunizi> zamba: not the one you're trying to fix.. but the one you're using.
[14:47] <rumpel> @abic ping should be repaired first
[14:47] <zamba> scunizi: yup
[14:47] <rumpel> @abic check firewalls, forwarding...
[14:47] <abicska> rumpel: yes but how?
[14:47] <abicska> rumpel: forwarding is ok
[14:47] <dassouki> my computer's manual mentions that my laptop has a maximum memory of 2gb, why is that ?
[14:47] <zamba> scunizi: but i'll just use the driver bundled with X.org
[14:47] <rumpel> do you use firewalls?
[14:47] <abicska> rumpel: how can i check firewall?
[14:47] <tanveer> is thier an alternative for windows movies maker??
[14:47] <zamba> scunizi: too much hassle with this and it basically works
[14:47] <zamba> can't be bothered no more :p
[14:47] <Brucevdk> Kimi: note however that there are ext2/3 drivers available for Windows so that Windows can access your Ubuntu partition
[14:47] <tyler_d> dassouki: b/c they had to limit it somewhere
[14:48] <zamba> i have other issues i have to resolve as well, so
[14:48] <abicska> rumpel: i didnt installed but i think theres one on my ubuntu server
[14:48] <dassouki> tyler_d: so if i put a 2gb stick on top of the 1gb built in
[14:48] <dassouki> will that work
[14:48] <moncky> tanveer: you should have a look at the synaptic package manager
[14:48] <abicska> rumpel: how can i set it up?
[14:48] <rumpel> @abic netstat, nmap...  you can also watch network packets via ethereal/wireshark
[14:48] <Tr3y0> @abi did u set it up?
[14:48] <tanveer> what does the packet manager do?
[14:48] <rumpel> @abi you not generally need a firewall
[14:48] <scunizi> zamba: the one bundled is typically nv or vesa depending on the card installed. I can have ubottu give you the resolution link if you want for more hints and tips..
[14:48] <zamba> scunizi: ok
[14:48] <tyler_d> dassouki: no it will not... your computer may not even recognize the 2GB stick... max 2 GB means your best off going with 2 1GB sticks
[14:49] <scunizi> !resolution | zamba
[14:49] <rumpel> !tab | rumpel
[14:49] <Kimi> Brucevdk, ok.. but usually windows will be installed in ntfs.... and yes.  i understand your reply
[14:49] <anoop> like i can't brows java enble sites too
[14:49] <anoop> how i can find sound card error?
[14:49] <Brucevdk> Kimi: you sure you understand? :-)
[14:49] <moncky> tanveer: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&url=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FPackage_management_system&ei=bn3sSZXsENvMjAeIzdWeCg&usg=AFQjCNERPinDncIvPbNMZ8Be_X7ytiV3vw
[14:49] <hateball> !sound | anoop
[14:49] <zamba> i have a problem that openoffice is not able to edit files from a cifs mounted share.. the samba server is running in share mode, so all files are created as nobody/nogroup with the standard umask..
[14:49] <moncky> have a look at google
[14:49] <Kimi> Brucevdk, yes ! thanks
[14:50] <hateball> !java | anoop
[14:50] <tanveer> why cant linux use .exe files?
[14:50] <Brucevdk> Kimi: the fact is, if any kind of malware gains acces to your Windows partition it will be able to read and destroy all data from your Ubuntu partition if it so wishes
[14:50] <rumpel> @tanveer it can
[14:50] <hateball> !lnw | tanveer
[14:50] <abicska> rumpel: i dont need a firewall bcuz its in my home for a lan but how can i discover if one is working?
[14:50] <rumpel> @tanveer you can start exe-files with wine e.g.
[14:50] <Kimi> Brucevdk, whoaa ! i never knew this..... so my files are "unsafe"  :( :( :( :(
[14:50] <xxp> o
[14:50] <scunizi> zamba: I have that issue too when I move or create a file from a vm of windows on my ubuntu share.. I have to use chown and chmod to fix.. I haven't found a different solution yet. :(
[14:51] <dassouki> tyler_d: umm any way i can overcome that ?
[14:51] <Kimi> Brucevdk, ^ if i have ext3 windows drive
[14:51] <rumpel> @abicska check running processes
[14:51] <zamba> scunizi: damn
[14:52] <zamba> scunizi: it works if i use gvfs to mount the same share..
[14:52] <scunizi> zamba: there's gotta be a way.. I just haven't looked very hard for a solution..
[14:52] <thebackwash> Brucevdk: that's assuming he's running as administrator in Windows
[14:52] <Kimi> anoop i installed "ubuntu-restricted-extras"  which made my browse Java needed sites to work
[14:52] <Brucevdk> Kimi: no, I don't believe Windows itself supports installing to ext3 so that is irrelevant anyways. But Windows can mount ext3 partitions
[14:52] <anoop> hateball .  i try all . it is not working
[14:52] <tanveer> how can i install theme for linux that has an extension of .tar.gz ?
[14:52] <zamba> scunizi: then everything works perfectly
[14:52] <Kimi> tanverr drag and drop
[14:52] <zamba> scunizi: just as it does when mounting the same share in windows
[14:52] <scunizi> zamba: never tried that..
[14:52] <Kimi> tanveer drag and drop
[14:52] <rumpel> @tanveer tar -xzfv file.tar.gz
[14:52] <Brucevdk> thebackwash: not exactly, it's assuming somebody gains administrator rights, for example as is possible on GNU/Linux even with local root exploits
[14:52] <zamba> so i hate to say this, but this works 100 % better in windows
[14:52] <tanveer> i tried but it says it cannot be installed
[14:52] <zamba> frustratingly better in windows
[14:54] <abicska> rumpel: theres no firewall ... :S
[14:54] <Ned2> I can't seem to burn anything to DVD on ubuntu 8.10
[14:54] <scunizi> unop: you got any solutions for zamba and fixing owner and permissions when moving a file/directory from a windows machine to ubuntu?  it get's tagged as owner nobody:nobody or none:none.. and is uneditable..
[14:54] <abicska> rumpel: unless it has a special name
[14:54] <Kimi> why does the files that i downlaod from gnome-look always wouldnt  work ?  its all in the format of tar.gz and .gz but cannot install it
[14:54] <rumpel> @abiscka poste your route via pastebin
[14:54] <Kimi> Brucevdk, thanks for the info
[14:54] <rumpel> @abiscka from your server
[14:54] <scunizi> Kimi: drag and drop onto the theme manager
[14:54] <Kimi> Brucevdk, how to mount ubuntu ext3 from wind's ?
[14:55] <anoop> hateball i installed java runtime 6 but i cant access my usage cheking site of Bsnl
[14:55] <anoop> kimi thank you  i will try
[14:55] <Kimi> scunizi, no....
[14:55] <gravityreloaded> can any1 help me get my files to browse again?
[14:55] <kitche> anoop: install the plugin ubuntu makes it seperate for some reason
[14:55] <Brucevdk> Kimi: http://www.fs-driver.org/ - a freeware ext2/3 driver for Windows
[14:55] <Kimi> scunizi, it woudnt work
[14:55] <Ned2> I can copy from DVD to the PC, but I can't copy from the PC to DVD
[14:55] <Kimi> brucelee, thanks for the link
[14:55] <rumpel> lol
[14:55] <scunizi> Kimi: without uncompressing
[14:55] <gravityreloaded> i'm on windows now :(
[14:55] <kitche> KingKimi: the fiels are actually inside the .tar.gz and the .gz files for the theme manger
[14:56] <KingKimi> scunizi, i didnot uncompress ! i just dragged and drop and it says that i cant be installed
[14:56] <Brucevdk> gravityreloaded: you'll need to supply a little bit more information. Why can you currently not _browse_ your files?
[14:56] <abicska> rumpel: how can i post it?
[14:56] <gravityreloaded> i click my computer
[14:56] <rumpel> !pastebin | abicska
[14:56] <gravityreloaded> then it tries ... and gives up
[14:56] <gravityreloaded> not even anerror msg
[14:57] <zamba> scunizi: oh.. cool.. you just add questions to the bot and then one of the regular helpers in here reads it and provides an answer in due time?
[14:57] <Brucevdk> gravityreloaded: think you might have done something to break it? Are you running 8.10 or 9.04?
[14:57] <abicska> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154720/
[14:57] <gravityreloaded> 9.04
[14:57] <scunizi> zamba: no following.. how do you mean?
[14:57] <Brucevdk> !jaunty | gravityreloaded: please join #ubuntu+1
[14:57] <gravityreloaded> ok
[14:57] <gravityreloaded> thx
[14:58] <KingKimi> how to upgrade to 904 ?
[14:58] <ikonia> gravityreloaded: you know this -
[14:58] <KingKimi> *9.04
[14:58] <ikonia> KingKimi: don't
[14:58] <ikonia> KingKimi: it's beta and you're still very new
[14:58] <zamba> scunizi: oh, i thought you wrote to ubottu :D
[14:58] <KingKimi> ikonia not now./
[14:58] <KingKimi> ikonia after its released
[14:58] <ikonia> KingKimi: then you'll get the release notes when it's released
[14:58] <KingKimi> do i need to download the iso and burn to cd and then overwrite this ubuntu 810 ?
[14:58] <scunizi> zamba: I sent you the resolution link earlier.. you use !<item> | <nick to hilight>
[14:58] <gravityreloaded> ikonia I was told earlier that it wasn't jaunty-related
[14:58] <daemonvs> what kernel uses 9.04? 2.6.28?
[14:59] <ikonia> daemonvs: yes
[14:59] <daemonvs> thanks
[14:59] <ikonia> daemonvs: it can be discussed in #ubuntu+1
[14:59] <scunizi> !hello | zamba
[14:59] <scunizi> see :)
[14:59] <Kimi> ikonia do i need to download the iso and burn to cd and then ""overwrite"" this ubuntu 810 ?
[14:59] <linuxnoob2009> hi can someone explain wubi to me?
[14:59] <zamba> scunizi: i was thinking more the question you asked unop :)
[14:59] <Brucevdk> zamba: concerning the bot, no that's not what's done, but that's a cool idea :-)
[14:59] <ikonia> Kimi: that's the bottom line of it
[14:59] <boydhatha> Can I install wubi on a usb keydrive so I can use ubuntu on different windows machines like at school?
[14:59] <rumpel> @Kimi "update-manager -d" (?)
[14:59] <zamba> Brucevdk: royalties! :)
[14:59] <Brucevdk> zamba: hah
[14:59] <ikonia> !upgrade > Kimi
[15:00] <Ned2> does ubuntu 9.04 come with the newest version of virtualbox?
[15:00] <linuxnoob2009> does wubi run any different than if i were to install via the livecd?
[15:00] <Kimi> linuxnoob2009, it just installs into your drive and adds to bootloader ..... you can try ubuntu with this......
[15:00] <ikonia> Ned2: #ubuntu+1 for jaunty chat
[15:00] <deany> boydhatha, use usb-creator and make a persistent file
[15:00] <Kimi> linuxnoob2009, yes.. its faster than live cd and it can save files .... and can install many softwares
[15:00] <scunizi> zamba: ah!.. I know that unop is in here a lot and knowledgeable on lots of the inner workings.. ikonia is worth asking too.. sorry ikonia, I'll let zamba reitterate his issue..
[15:00] <linuxnoob2009> but is wubi slower than a normal install?
[15:01] <Brucevdk> I guess the only way to really protect other partitions from Windows is by having Windows sandboxed, otherwise it has "direct" access to the hardware to bypass pretty much anything
[15:01] <Kimi> ikonia, thanks for sending ubottu
[15:01] <Brucevdk> Either that, or some kind of hardware controller that prevents access
[15:01] <rope> Hi ! . Is there a way to see the upload rate from the console?
[15:01] <Guest77376> Hello can me everyone say how i can change into the german Gentoo channel?
[15:01] <Hecate>  /join #ubuntu-de
[15:02] <linuxnoob2009> if i install with wubi does it install grub or change my partitions?
[15:02] <kitche> Guest77376: ask in the #gentoo channel maybe?
[15:02] <Hecate> sorry. i read "german" channel.
[15:02] <scunizi> Hecate: that would be the ubuntu german channel
[15:02]  * Hecate == stupid
[15:02] <Kimi> linuxnoob2009, NO
[15:02] <Guest77376> thx
[15:02] <abicska> rumpel: theres no firewall :S
[15:02] <tanveer> i have 2 harddrives, 1 has linux the other 1 has Xp, the ubuntu has a hardrive with 200gb space, and the xp has a harddrive space of 80gb how do i partition the ubuntu harddrive ?
[15:02] <linuxnoob2009> does it run slower than if i installed via the normal method?
[15:02] <zamba> i'm wondering if this will solve itself if i mount it using smbfs instead of cifs
[15:02] <helper> greeting all, how i can make a backup for ubuntu as recovery!
[15:02] <tavinho> oi
[15:02] <tavinho> hello
[15:03] <zamba> since smbfs doesn't care too much about permissions and such from the original fs
[15:03] <Kimi> linuxnoob2009, wubi is fast .... not slower (As for me)
[15:03] <Brucevdk> !backup | helper:
[15:03] <rumpel> @abicska poste "route" from console via pastebin
[15:03] <helper> thx
[15:03] <linuxnoob2009> will it interfere with my already installed sabayon linux in any way?
[15:03] <scunizi> tanveer: 8-15gig for / (root) ... 1 gig for /swap unless you're using hibernate or something then it's 1.5x ram.. the remaining for /home
[15:03] <zamba> as a workaround i have to change the umask for the user to 0000 :p
[15:03] <zamba> stupid
[15:03] <Kimi> if i request 904 cd to home and is it possible to upgrade 810 with this 904 live cd ?
[15:03] <tanveer> i dont understand im a noob can some explain to me please?
[15:04] <abicska> rumpel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/154726/
[15:04] <Kimi> linuxnoob2009, NO
[15:04] <rdawkins> hi why do i have to give ubuntu my static ip address every time i log on?
[15:04] <Hetor> Can somebody tell me how do I add an input language?
[15:04] <rdawkins> and why's sound always muted?
[15:04] <tanveer> how do i partition it so then windows can access a bit of that 200gb harddrive?
[15:04] <linuxnoob2009> ok one last question, can i set custom boot options like noapic? my sound wont work unless i turn apic off at boot
[15:04] <rope> Hi ! . Is there a way to see the upload rate of my interface from the console?
[15:05] <Kimi> linuxnoob2009, instead of these questions .. you can install it and see by yourself ( as you are sure that it CAN BE uninstalled"
[15:05] <ghabit> Hello. Where I can get jigdo image for latest beta?
[15:05] <ghabit> RC I mean.
[15:05]  * freakball is on osx, and i need to install lmms on a computer @ where i am moving to with hardy already installed ...
[15:05] <abicska> rumpel: i think it sould work :S wheres the problem?
[15:06] <Kimi> freakball, i think that /me is not allowed here :O
[15:06] <rumpel> @ abicska whos the topology of your network? ist this the route-output from the "server"?
[15:06] <freakball> how can i take this: https://launchpad.net/~tobydox/+archive/ppa/+build/880587 and get all dependancies onto a thumb drive?
[15:06] <abicska> yes its from the server and theres only one client connected directly to the server
[15:06] <tanveer> ...i asked like 4 mins ago....
[15:06] <younder> How can I get sound from anything from the earphones on a Dell Dimenstion 5150 (intel board surronud)?
[15:06] <Kimi> !patience > tanveer
[15:07] <freakball> if someone could help, id appreciate it!
[15:07] <abicska> rumpel: NET - server - client
[15:07] <younder> s/from/but/
[15:07] <unperson> Anybody use boxee on their ubuntu box?
[15:07] <abicska> rumpel: NET - eth 0 -- server -- eth1 - client
[15:07] <freakball> so, is this a social channel?
[15:07] <Hetor> (05:04:25 PM) Hetor: Can somebody tell me how do I add an input language?
[15:08] <freakball> or are there people here who really help others?
[15:08] <Kimi> freakball, ?
[15:08] <rdawkins> i edit "auto eth0" is that an acceptable way to set a static ip?
[15:08] <Kimi> freakball, all of them here help others REALLY
[15:08] <tanveer> how do i check private msgs?
[15:08] <freakball> yah, i need to install via thumbdrive w/no internet
[15:08] <Hetor> I'm being ignored -.-
[15:08] <freakball> :/
[15:08] <genii> freakball: It's primarily a support channel.  More socializing is done in #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:08] <julkit889> rdaawkins .. check your PM's
[15:09] <abicska> rumpel: the client has ubuntu on it
[15:09] <Brucevdk> Hetor: System -> Preferences -> Keyboard?
[15:09] <tanveer> how do i check pm's
[15:09] <white-rabbit-obj> rdawkins: do you want a static ip every time you boot?
[15:09] <abicska> rumpel: and i cant ping
[15:09] <Kimi> freakball, i learnt more about linux only just reading the replies here :P (especially trying the infobot factoids that others give to someone) :P
[15:09] <Hetor> I'm using Xubuntu
[15:09] <rumpel> @abiscka please post "route" from the client...
[15:09] <Hetor> there's different layout + I've changed it
[15:09] <freakball> !infobot help
[15:10] <Kimi> Hetor, /join #xubuntu
[15:10] <freakball> damn
[15:10] <freakball> ooo
[15:10] <Hetor> Kimi: #xubuntu is staying silent
[15:10] <m0RrE> does anyone know howto enable 5.1 surround with speakers connected with an optical cable?
[15:10] <freakball> !infobot remote package install
[15:10] <Kimi> Hetor, :-|
[15:10] <Brucevdk> freakball: please experiment with the bot in a private message
[15:10] <Kimi> freakball, ask the bot in private
[15:10] <abicska> rumpel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/154729/
[15:11] <Kimi> tanveer are you using xchat ?
[15:11] <tanveer> yes
[15:11] <Kimi> then in the side bar . see the name "ubottu" and click on it :P
[15:11] <tanveer> oh
[15:11] <JPZ> Hello everyone. I'm running some applications on an ubuntu 8.10 desktop pc that use alot of memory. The PC is able to run without problems for about 24 hours but starts to get very slugglish after a certain time ( SSH consoles stop responding, only ping to the PC works, everything else hangs). I'm trying to find a good guide that could help me tune the PC's swapping options to reduce mem issues.
[15:11] <JPZ> any ideas?
[15:12] <rumpel> @ abicska i guess, your client gateways are faulty...
[15:12] <freakball> k, for the time it took you guys to tell me to /msg infobot, you could have answered my question
[15:12] <ikonia> JPZ: assign more swap space ? kill unused processes ?
[15:12] <abicska> rumpel: how can i correct it?
[15:12] <rumpel> @ abicska you should enter the server as gateway for 169.254.0.0. network, i guess
[15:12] <freakball> JPZ check mem integrity
[15:12] <freakball> *memtest?
[15:13] <JPZ> I've already done house cleaning on most processes tha tI dont need.  The pc also has plenty of swap memory, but never uses it it seems
[15:13] <tanveer> im still waiting for a reply...
[15:13] <freakball> Me too!
[15:13] <Kimi> i have a question... my frnd runs a shop with a network ... he wants to go ubuntu server version.... he just wants to know "why  linux servers dont need "offtime" like that in wind's server ?"
[15:13] <rumpel> route add default gw 192.168.1.x ?
[15:13] <rumpel> on clientside
[15:13] <ikonia> Kimi: windows servers don't need "off" time
[15:14] <tanveer> ...
[15:14] <freakball> So a .deb does not have all dependancies, how do i do that w/out ubuntu
[15:14] <freakball> right?
[15:14] <rumpel> route add default gw 192.168.1.1 (?)
[15:14] <JPZ> Thanks for replies thus far freakball and ikonia. I'll try the memtest and then follow up.
[15:14] <Brucevdk> freakball: what?
[15:14] <abicska> rumpel: ive done
[15:15] <Kimi> ikonia, i read somewhere that wind server cant stand all time on,... and it needs to be off for sometime...... and linuxdoesnt need such
[15:15] <ikonia> Kimi: you read wrong
[15:15] <freakball> https://launchpad.net/%7Etobydox/+archive/ppa/+files/lmms_0.4.3~ppa~hardy-1_i386.deb is what i got, but it doesnt have dependencies
[15:15] <tanveer> ... im going back to XP. BYE
[15:15] <Kimi> freakball, the .deb will downlaod and install the depencaries to
[15:15] <abicska> rumpel: the client cant see the server and the server responds: operation not permitted
[15:15] <Brucevdk> tanveer: buh bye
[15:15] <Kimi> tanveer, be patient !
[15:15] <rumpel> @abicska ? ... which operation? ping?
[15:15] <Kimi> tanveer or try ubuntuforums.org
[15:15] <abicska> ping yes
[15:15] <freakball> Kimi: i must do it with OSX here, before i move
[15:16]  * Brucevdk slaps Kimi around
[15:16] <Brucevdk> he's gone already
[15:16] <freakball> no ubuntu here
[15:16] <Kimi> Brucevdk, Kimi doesnt feel the pain :D
[15:16] <Brucevdk> Kimi: :-)
[15:16] <rumpel> @ abicska sudo ping www.google.de ?
[15:16] <rumpel> @ abicska on server
[15:18] <abicska> rumpel: its working to outwards on eth0 but not towards the client on eth1
[15:18] <rumpel> i had sometimes problems with ping on wlan-cards...
[15:19] <rumpel> especially, if i hadnt already booted with them
[15:19] <Kimi> Brucevdk, bye !
[15:20] <Brucevdk> bye Kimi
[15:20] <Lucas33> slm
[15:20] <rumpel> @ abicska how are server and client connectd? wlan?
[15:20] <abicska> rumpel: directly connected via cross utp cable
[15:21] <Zedde> console-kit-daemon[14507]: CRITICAL: cannot initialize libpolkit have anyone seen that ?
[15:21] <rumpel> have no clue... ips are different?
[15:21] <xiriki> hello
[15:21] <rumpel> perhaps kick dhcp and set ips manually
[15:21] <zamba> scunizi: i fixed it with the force options in smb.conf
[15:21] <abicska> rumpel: server has 192.168.1.1 and the dhcp gave 192.168.1.2 for the client
[15:21] <zamba> scunizi: not very elegant, but it works
[15:22] <rumpel> @abicska then i really dont know...  o.O
[15:22] <abicska> rumpel: ive tried that before the dhcp
[15:22] <rumpel> seems to be very primitive
[15:22] <abicska> rumpel: can it be the cable?
[15:22] <rumpel> at least ping should work
[15:22] <rumpel> perhaps
[15:23] <Kimi> brucelee, thanks for that ext mounting thing
[15:23] <Kimi> Brucevdk, thanks for that ext mounting thing
[15:23] <bobbob1016> I need to VNC into my home PC.  I am currently SSHed into it, but when I try x11vnc I get "x11vnc was unable to open the X DISPLAY: ":0", it cannot continue."
[15:23] <Kimi> bye
[15:23] <abicska> rumpel: shall i try with another cable?
[15:23] <Brucevdk> Kimi: np, bye
[15:23] <rumpel> @ abicska if you have on in reach :)
[15:23] <scunizi> zamba: cool.. what exactly did you do in smb.conf?
[15:24] <MaximLevitsky> I want to build debian package for alsa 1.0.19
[15:24] <zamba> scunizi: for the share in question: force create|directory mode = 0777
[15:24] <zamba> scunizi: and also force group = nogroup
[15:24] <MaximLevitsky> Is there a good guide how to deal with building debian packages
[15:24] <MaximLevitsky> ?
[15:24] <zamba> MaximLevitsky: lots
[15:25] <jtaji> !packaging | MaximLevitsky
[15:25] <abicska> rumpel: ive tried with cross utp and straight utp and the problem is the same :s
[15:25] <MaximLevitsky> !backports
[15:25] <abicska> rumpel: i cant ping
[15:26] <magnetron> MaximLevitsky: yes, there are several. if you are just building for personal use, though, checkinstall will be sufficient
[15:26] <julkit889> Hello. I've got a problem with remote desktop; Ubuntu 9.04. I connect via OS X "share screen" function (which works flawlessly with Linux Mint) however with Ubuntu 9.04 I I see the screen, the mouse will move, however it won't update any actions i perform (opening closing menu, closing windows, opening windows, clicking links). When I close the VNC session and reopen it I can see the result of my unseen activities (the window is now minimised) but I can't se
[15:26] <MaximLevitsky> zamba, magnetron, thanks a lot
[15:26] <rumpel> straight cable doesnt make sense, execept you put a switch/router between client and server
[15:27] <un_dave> i just overwrote a file i had open in nano some how
[15:27] <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?
[15:27] <scunizi> zamba: k.. thanks
[15:27] <rumpel> @ abicska does direct access from client to router e.g. work?
[15:27] <un_dave> is it possible nano has a cached copy somewhere??
[15:27] <rumpel> without server between?
[15:28] <abicska> rumpel: unfortunately i dont have a router / switch
[15:28] <Iceman_B|SSH> how can I make screen tell me when its in command mode ?
[15:28] <rumpel> just something to check client-network-card/whatever and your cable
[15:28] <anoop> hallo
[15:28] <scunizi> Iceman_B|SSH: you mean notify you that you've hit ctrl+a?
[15:28] <abicska> rumpel: it works yes
[15:29] <anoop> the sound problem is still there
[15:29] <rumpel> @abisca try on both pcs : sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[15:29] <anoop> when i started using ubuntu it is working . only it is stopped working  form 4 day's
[15:30] <anoop> any one help me
[15:30] <ronald__thompson> How do I create a symbolic link from one directory to another?
[15:30] <Mamo> is unrar able to rar files with password support?
[15:30] <rumpel> @ronald ln -s SOURCE TARGET
[15:31] <natrixnatrix89> Is there a way to make your treads on ubuntuforums.org more noticeable? Or the fact that i get only 1 views means that my topic is too boring? xD
[15:31] <abicska> rumpel: it doesnt work :S
[15:31] <eroticon> hello folks
[15:31] <scunizi> natrixnatrix89: link?
[15:31] <eroticon> do you know if gcc-4.2-base 4.2.3 is ANYWHERE to be downloaded?
[15:32] <natrixnatrix89> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130912
[15:32] <anoop> soud card is directing  all options are enabled
[15:32] <rumpel> @abicska the problem seems to be ping between server and client.. if hardware is okay, problem still there after reboot... route seems okay... no clue ^^
[15:32] <Chymera1> how can I find out what program is grabbing a certain key (my volume mmkeys)?
[15:32] <anoop> how can i find the erro
[15:32] <Disconnect> is there a 64bit netbook remix out there?
[15:33] <abicska> rumpel: thanks anyway
[15:33] <baron1804> guys i want to overwrite one sections with another section and cant seem to do it
[15:33] <baron1804> with winscp
[15:33] <anoop>  i tried with  ubauntu troubleshoot too.
[15:33] <aimtrainer> hi! I have an svn related problem: altough I have installed Networkmanager-pptp in the vpn config gui "add" is greyed out - when I install another plugin (e.g. openvpn) i can add a new connection. But I need pptp 8[ can anybody help me please?
[15:34] <aimtrainer> *I'm on 8.10
[15:34] <scunizi> natrixnatrix89: looks like a latex issue?  you might want to change the "subject" and be more specific.. the program name would only be recognizable by someone that uses it or latex..
[15:34] <anoop> is any one help me ???????????
[15:34] <natrixnatrix89> scunizi: what is latex?
[15:35] <Lucas33> a porn genre &-D
[15:35] <saeva> yo
[15:35] <saeva> where the hell is Tor in jaunty?
[15:35] <natrixnatrix89> lucas33: yeah
[15:35] <Pici> saeva : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[15:35] <scunizi> natrixnatrix89: latex is a way of printing for formatted text.. that's not a good explaination but google will do a better job
[15:35] <saeva> Oh come on dude
[15:35] <saeva> 2 days
[15:36] <natrixnatrix89> scunizi: ok thank's
[15:36] <LjL> saeva: 2 != 0
[15:36] <anoop> is any one there??????????
[15:36] <bobbob1016> I need to VNC into my home PC.  I am currently SSHed into it, but when I try x11vnc I get "x11vnc was unable to open the X DISPLAY: ":0", it cannot continue."
[15:36] <Iceman_B|SSH> scunizi: yes, that. soryr for the late reply
[15:36] <ikonia> anoop: 1300 people are
[15:36] <w3wsrmn> anoop: be patient. also, you need to provide more information concerning your issue if you want any hope of assistance.
[15:37] <anoop> thank you for respon
[15:37] <baron1804> guys i want to overwrite one sections with another section and cant seem to do it
[15:37] <baron1804> with winscp
[15:37] <anoop> ya i given info
[15:37] <anoop> alredy
[15:37] <anoop> i am wateing here for one hour
[15:38] <scunizi> Iceman_B|SSH: there's probably a script .. not sure though
[15:38] <Preplexed> I want to burn some files to dvd wat formatt do  i  use
[15:39] <iceroot> Preplexed: just use a bunring application like k3b
[15:39] <Preplexed> i want them to  play on my dvd player
[15:39] <Pici> anoop: Please ask your question again, all on one line and try to include as much information as you can.
[15:39] <iceroot> Preplexed: so you want to convert a video to a video-dvd
[15:40] <baron1804> guys i want to overwrite one sections with another section and cant seem to do it
[15:40] <baron1804> with winscp
[15:40] <anoop> Pic  i can't get the sound . it is working upto 4 day's before
[15:40] <Preplexed> i downloaded some films and want to play them on dvd
[15:40] <anoop> my sound card is ditected
[15:40] <anoop> all sound options are enabled but i cant get sound
[15:41] <meuk> Hej there
[15:41] <Pici> !sound | anoop have you read these yet
[15:41] <anoop> i try troubleshoot  as given in ubuntu site too.
[15:41] <anoop> ya
[15:41] <Zixt> Holy
[15:41] <Zixt> SHit
[15:41] <Zixt> 1400 users?
[15:41] <anoop> and i am new to linux
[15:41] <FloodBot1> Zixt: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:41] <natrixnatrix89> anoop: run alt+f2 and then type gnome-volume control and check if all sound is turned on and to max...
[15:42] <natrixnatrix89> anoop: run alt+f2 and then type gnome-volume-control and check if all sound is turned on and to max...
[15:42] <meuk> I have some problems while installing Ubuntu8.10 on a powerPC G4
[15:42] <meuk> Could anyone help :o
[15:42] <Pici> !language > Zixt
[15:42] <ikt> on how to buy a new pc?
[15:42] <ikt> :P
[15:43] <anoop> natrixnatrix89 Error stating file '/home/anoop/gnome-volume control ': No such file or directory
[15:43] <Pici> ikt: This is the Ubuntu support channel, if you have hardware questions, please join ##hardware
[15:43] <Zixt> lol..
[15:43] <baron1804> guys i want to overwrite one sections with another section and cant seem to do it
[15:43] <baron1804> with winscp
[15:43] <natrixnatrix89> anoop: gnome-volums-control that was
[15:43] <natrixnatrix89> oops
[15:43] <natrixnatrix89> gnome-volume-control
[15:43] <lightpriest> baron1804, what do you mean?
[15:44] <anoop> ya, it is all max
[15:44] <natrixnatrix89> and on?
[15:44] <lightpriest> anoop, muted?
[15:44] <anoop> natrixnatrix89 ya
[15:44] <natrixnatrix89> maybe sth is muted?
[15:44] <anoop> not muted
[15:44] <lightpriest> anoop, what laptop? box?
[15:44] <baron1804> lightpriest i have file in public/html and i want to move them and overwrite into /public
[15:44] <anoop> not lap desktop
[15:44] <ikt> pici -_-
[15:45] <baron1804> i cant seem to fingure out how to do it with winscp
[15:45] <Zixt> trollllllllllllls
[15:45] <lightpriest> anoop, do you have a mute/volume buttons on the keyboard?
[15:45] <anoop> headphone
[15:45] <LjL> Zixt: do you have anything to contribute or ask, or just noise?
[15:45] <mutew> Have a quick question about workspaces in Ubuntu..
[15:45] <Zixt> Who are you mother fucker
[15:45] <anoop> it all so maximum
[15:45] <LjL> !ops | zixt
[15:45] <lightpriest> baron1804, I guess it is winscp related but you can right click on html and choose move from the menu
[15:45] <Zixt> loll
[15:45] <mutew> Is there any way that I can disable the panels in just "one" workspace while keeping it in the others?
[15:45] <lightpriest> baron1804, sorry, "Move to"
[15:46] <Zixt> faggottry hahaahha
[15:46] <natrixnatrix89> anoop: how about system>preferences>sound ?
[15:46] <natrixnatrix89> is it put on autodetect?
[15:46] <bobbob1016> I need to VNC into my home PC.  I am currently SSHed into it, but when I try x11vnc I get "x11vnc was unable to open the X DISPLAY: ":0", it cannot continue."
[15:47] <lightpriest> anoop, try test in the sound preferences app where natrixnatrix89 said...
[15:47] <natrixnatrix89> did you try changing devices?
[15:47] <anoop> ya
[15:47] <lightpriest> does it display some error? or is it "playing"?
[15:47] <anoop> no sound
[15:47] <Noq> I got a C:\ (NTFS 80gb, Windows) and a D:\ (NTFS, 70gb, empty), if I install Ubuntu on D:\, making it an .ext3, dual boot?
[15:47] <lightpriest> anoop, no error?
[15:48] <lightpriest> Noq, yes
[15:48] <Pici> Noq: Linux does not refer to drive letters as such, but when you install Ubuntu you can specify what drive/partition you want to install to and whether you wish to dual boot.
[15:48] <anoop> no
[15:48] <lightpriest> anoop, do you have a volume/mute buttons on your keyboard?
[15:49] <anoop> no  only volum contol it is maximum mode
[15:49] <baron1804> lightpriest i cant just change both sites to my server and drag it over cause move does not work
[15:49] <ienorand> Noq: In you case, probably, C: will be sda1 and D: will be referred to as sda2
[15:49] <xent> hey guys
[15:49] <xent> i got a problem
[15:49] <lightpriest> iElec, he quit...
[15:49] <lightpriest> iElec, oops
[15:49] <lightpriest> ienorand, he quit
[15:49] <xent> in windows i get 85 refresh rate on my monitor, but on this.. it doesnt even give me 70
[15:50] <xent> on the same resolution
[15:50] <ienorand> lightpriest: Yea, lways a bit annoyiong :/
[15:50] <xent> how can i fix this?
[15:50] <lightpriest> ;]
[15:50] <LjL> !fixres
[15:50] <lightpriest> xent, LCD or CRT?
[15:50] <xent> crt
[15:50] <xent> 17"
[15:50] <anoop> lightpriest  i am using ubuntu  with windows in duel boot . windows giving sound .
[15:50] <xent> using 8800gt
[15:50] <xent> and 1024x768
[15:50] <FloodBot1> xent: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:51]  * ienorand reminisces about crts
[15:51] <guest_007> anyone have 64 bit os?
[15:51] <lightpriest> try where ubottu said, and look into Modes entry in xorg.conf
[15:51] <lightpriest> man xorg.conf
[15:51] <anoop> when i installed the os i got . only form last 4 day's i can't get
[15:53] <sdg> Where can I get a Jaunty installer for my 256MB USB drive?
[15:53] <anoop> lightpriest is there any option to  restore to previous
[15:53] <Pici> sdg : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[15:53] <lightpriest> anoop, previous to what?
[15:53] <carlos_> hola, quiero formatear para instalar la nueva rc, pero no quiero perder los torrents que estoy bajando, como lo hago??
[15:53] <Ghoti_> !es | carlos_
[15:53] <natrixnatrix89> anoop: maybe try using a live cd and check if sound works..
[15:53] <LjL> !es | carlos_
[15:53] <anoop> sound configuration that i used before 4 day's
[15:54] <lightpriest> anoop, I have a similar problem. I just started playing with the sound keys in the keyboard and sound was suddenly on
[15:54] <lightpriest> anoop, *had
[15:54] <natrixnatrix89> anoop: have you tried sound with a live cd?
[15:54] <anoop> natrixnatrix89 ok
[15:55] <anoop> natrixnatrix89  i will try . but how i can get that setting back
[15:55] <natrixnatrix89> anoop: if it still doesn't work it might be hardwaare faulty or sth
[15:55] <lightpriest> natrixnatrix89, he said it works on windows
[15:55] <Guest30893> hey is there a way to fix the bug where fullscreen flash videos (youtube, hulu, etc) exit when adjusting the volume from keyboard?
[15:55] <natrixnatrix89> ehh
[15:56] <lightpriest> anoop, what setting are you talking about?
[15:56] <anoop> natrixnatrix89 i thing it is not hardware fault because it is working in windows. and it is working for me for last 4 days before
[15:56] <lightpriest> anoop, what setting do you want back?
[15:56] <xent> damn guys
[15:56] <xent> i did that command.. it went into some full screen terminal
[15:56] <lightpriest> lol
[15:56] <xent> didnt know how to go back to the desktop
[15:56] <xent> so i had to restart
[15:56] <FloodBot1> xent: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:57] <xent> for the record, how do i return back to the desktop?
[15:57] <rdawkins> Hi. Update Manager doesn't offer me the option of updating from my fully patched 8.1 to the new RC.
[15:57] <xent> when on the black command-line screen
[15:57] <lightpriest> xent, what did you do?
[15:57] <anoop> it is working berore 4 days so is i get it back or if i try with live cd and if i get it can i get that config for this seseion
[15:57] <lightpriest> C-A-F7 usually
[15:57] <JavaProgrammer> there is somebody who knows java language?
[15:57] <lightpriest> xent, ctrl+alt+f7
[15:57] <xent> yes
[15:57] <xent> i do JavaProgrammer
[15:57] <Ghoti_> xent: if you restart your GDM, usually pressing CtrlAltF7 does the trick
[15:57] <xent> some
[15:57] <JavaProgrammer> can i ask you a question?
[15:57] <xent> shoot
[15:57] <Ghoti_> xent: Please don't use the Enter key as a comma.
[15:57] <Pici> JavaProgrammer: I bet theres a lot of people in ##java
[15:58] <anoop> natrixnatrix89 is there any option to get the conf. setting form live cd to this boot sesion. ?
[15:58] <JavaProgrammer> so... i have to use the events.. like in java standard edition a programmer can do easily
[15:58] <JavaProgrammer> but how can i do that in jsp pages?
[15:58] <natrixnatrix89> anoop: i dont know
[15:58] <lightpriest> anoop, you could look in lsmod to see which moduls the live cd booted with
[15:58] <xent> don't know javascript
[15:58] <Raulin> My laptopfan stopped working after the upgrade hardy -> jaunty. Is there any sort of fancontrol in linux?
[15:58] <syockit> JavaProgrammer: try to ask in relevant channels, or ask in private
[15:58] <natrixnatrix89> yeah
[15:58] <JavaProgrammer> not javascript... JSP
[15:58] <anoop> ok
[15:58] <Pici> JavaProgrammer: This is not a java channel, it is for Ubuntu only.  Please take your conversation to private messages or ask in ##java
[15:58] <JavaProgrammer> java server pages..
[15:58] <Ghoti_> !jaunty | Raulin
[15:59] <aspoor> how do i read a private message using Xchat?
[15:59] <syockit> Lots of breakage between now.. heh
[15:59] <xent> JavaProgrammer ud have to be more specific tbh
[15:59] <Ghoti_> aspoor: /msg nick message
[15:59] <aspoor> thanks
[15:59] <anoop>  thank you all . may  it go to try live cd
[15:59] <natsukashi__> So ... My friend kind of messed up when he tried installing Ubuntu. He got this screen: http://upload.snelhest.org/images/090420Bild574.jpg
[15:59] <xent> Anyone know how i can change my refresh rate.. it only shows 60hz, but this monitor can do 85
[15:59] <natsukashi__> Should I send him in here?
[16:00] <anoop> bey :)
[16:00] <Ghoti_> aspoor: oh, *read*.. they should open in their own "channel" on your channel list, with the nick of the person who /msg-d you
[16:00] <lightpriest> xent, man xorg.conf < Modes section
[16:00] <xent> lightpriest i went there, but it seemed quite blank..
[16:00] <JavaProgrammer> Why can't i enter into #java channel'
[16:00] <JavaProgrammer> ?
[16:00] <xent> want me to up my xorg.conf to you?
[16:00] <anoop> best wish to ubuntu team
[16:00] <tyler_d> how do you determine what version of cronolog is installed on a system?
[16:00] <stetho> I have an Ubuntu server with lots of hard disk space, an Xbox 360 and a PS 3. What software do I need to stream music and videos from the Ubuntu box to the PS/XBox? I've found ushare but is there anything else I should look at?
[16:01] <lightpriest> natsukashi__, you installed ubuntu on a NTFS partition? is that possible?!
[16:01] <LjL> !register | JavaProgrammer, becuse you need to be registered
[16:01] <Ghoti_> !info ushare | stetho
[16:01] <natrixnatrix89> does anyone know the command to switch to the connected monitor (if I have a laptop and the fn+f5 doesn't work)
[16:01] <lightpriest> xent, where did you go?
[16:01] <xent> lightpriest
[16:01] <xent> http://rafb.net/p/EYI5NO72.html
[16:01] <natsukashi__> lightpriest: He tried to. I guess that's the problem then
[16:01] <xent> what would i have to change?
[16:02] <lightpriest> natsukashi__, I guess it is
[16:02] <stetho> I know what ushare is - my point is that's the *only* thing I've found so far. I'm suppose I'm asking if people like ushare or if I should look at something else.
[16:02] <ronald__thompson> I'm having trouble with creating a symbolic link.. I tried "ln -s source_dir/ target_dir/" but that just creates a file called source_dir inside of target_dir
[16:02] <ronald__thompson> Does anybody know what I'm doing wrong?
[16:02] <Ghoti_> stetho: I'm using ushare to stream to my 360 with no problems other than that you need to restart it to get new files to show up
[16:02] <xent> any idea lightpriest?
[16:02] <Ghoti_> stetho: other than thay, it works splendidly
[16:03] <lightpriest> xent, yes, I just don't remember the syntax by heart :)
[16:03] <xent> :(
[16:03] <xent> im new to linux, and id love to stay and get used to it, but i can't on this refresh rate cause its killing my eyes :(
[16:03] <lightpriest> xent, you have gui right?
[16:03] <moogz> is it possible to increase the soft scrollbuffer without recompiling the kernel, hardy 8.04.1
[16:03] <xent> yes lightpriest
[16:03] <rdawkins> Hi. Did anyone see my jaunty question? I'm asking because I'm told it will solve my static IP getting lost on reboot problem.
[16:03] <Ghoti_> ronald__thompson: if target_dir already exists, that's normal behaviour. If you're trying to link a directory with the name target, then target can't already exist.
[16:03] <Noqq> Is it usefull to have ~50gb and running ubuntu? (I have 70gb left on Windows that way)
[16:04] <lightpriest> xent, have you installed nvidia drivers?
[16:04] <Ghoti_> jaunty | rdawkins
[16:04] <xent> i think so yeah
[16:04] <Ghoti_> ~jaunty | rdawkins
[16:04] <Ghoti_> ough
[16:04] <Ghoti_> !jaunty | rdawkins
[16:04] <FloodBot1> Ghoti_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:04] <xent> but it said some thing, like they are not signed
[16:04] <xent> or something
[16:04] <Chrystallic> can someone explain easily to me how I can become the "owner" of linux?
[16:04] <lightpriest> xent, open terminal and type nvidia-<TAB> does it complete?
[16:04] <xent> i can't remember, but along those lines
[16:04] <lightpriest> xent, don't press enter
[16:05] <Ghoti_> Chrystallic: What do you mean?
[16:05] <xent> uh it just said this
[16:05] <xent> nvidia-bug-report.sh  nvidia-settings
[16:05] <xent> nvidia-detector       nvidia-xconfig
[16:05] <lightpriest> xent, ok you have nvidia installed
[16:05] <xxp> d
[16:05] <Pici> ronald__thompson: Does target_dir already exist?
[16:05] <n8tuser> Chrystallic -> in what sense of ownership? files ? everything in linux is treated as a file
[16:05] <xxp> d
[16:05] <lightpriest> xent, try looking for the nvidia gui settings manager in System > Preferences/System
[16:05] <moogz> is it possible to increase the soft scrollbuffer without recompiling the kernel, hardy 8.04.1
[16:05] <ronald__thompson> Pici, I removed the target dir but I'm still getting the same problem
[16:05] <xent> X server configuration?
[16:06] <lightpriest> xent, what's the full name? I don't remember
[16:06] <Chrystallic> Ghoti, and n8tuser: ownership of files, and being able to make new folders in usr/share/
[16:06] <xent> NVIDIA X Server Settings
[16:06] <xent> someone said i might need to make my drivers non restricted or something?
[16:07] <xxp> d
[16:07] <n8tuser> Chrystallic -> some directories are owned by root user like /usr/share so you require root priviledges to write to those directories
[16:07] <mun> hi
[16:07] <rdawkins> k thanks all
[16:07] <Ghoti_> Chrystallic: to change ownership of a file/directory, use chown, but I don't think you want to chown /usr/share
[16:07] <n8tuser> Chrystallic -> you have to do some tutorials on file ownership, kindly seek via google a tutorial on this
[16:07] <lightpriest> xent, use that, it will create a xorg.conf.backup so you could return to it
[16:07] <Chocolate> hello
[16:07] <Chrystallic> n8tuser: so I can find guides using google how to become the root user?
[16:07] <xent> use what?
[16:07] <mun> if i want to setup a raid0 for just some experiments while ubuntu is installed on a single hdd, will ubuntu need to be configured in order to see the raid?
[16:07] <xxp> d
[16:08] <ronald__thompson> Ghoti_, I removed the target dir but I'm still getting the same problem
[16:08] <xent> lightpriest ues what?
[16:08] <stetho> Ghoti_: Thanks. I'll set it up tonight.
[16:08] <n8tuser> Chrystallic -> yes, but focus on file ownership tutorials
[16:08] <xxp> d
[16:08] <xxp> d
[16:08] <n8tuser> mun yes, the type is set during fdisk
[16:09] <Pici> xxp: stop
[16:09] <Ghoti_> Ghoti_: so when you 'ln -s /path/to/source /path/to/target', you don't get a link from target to source?
[16:09] <xxp> en
[16:09] <Ghoti_> ronald__thompson: so when you 'ln -s /path/to/source /path/to/target', you don't get a link from target to source?
[16:09] <stetho> ronald_thompson: ln -s /path/to/source /path/to/dest
[16:09] <Chrystallic> n8tuser: ok, need to read alot now in the beginning.. just changed to ubuntu, after a long break... so I remember close to nothing...
[16:09] <Pici> !zh | xxp
[16:09] <n8tuser> Chrystallic -> in no time, you will be have it under your belt, just be patient
[16:09] <ronald__thompson> let me try the full path..
[16:10] <mun> n8tuser: i see. if i use 4 drives with raid0, can i set them up as one large partition?
[16:10] <Chrystallic> Ghoti, and n8tuser: Thanks for the help
[16:10] <n8tuser> mun using lvm or such, look for some tutorials on this, i dont remember the fine details right now
[16:10] <xent> how can i access my restricted drivers on ubuntu?
[16:10] <nA1828KcFz9q> hello, why is that startx means sound does not work ?
[16:10] <ronald__thompson> ah there we go.  Full path worked.  Thanks Ghoti_
[16:11] <Ghoti_> ronald__thompson: my pleasure
[16:14] <xent> excuse me how can i get into the restricted driver manager?
[16:16] <mattgyver> xent, check system>hardware drivers
[16:16] <apostle> hardware support questions....does Ubuntu support the AIMB-766 or AIMB-210 or AIMB-252 or ARK-6310-6M01E?
[16:16] <Pici> xent: System>Administration>Hardware Drives (or Restricted Drivers) depending on what version of Ubuntu you are running.
[16:16] <kurt> i need help encryting windows partition
[16:17] <Heimdall> kurt have you tried truecrypt ?
[16:17] <kurt> i was trying to use truecrypt is there another method to achieve the same thing
[16:17] <kurt> hey heim what you doing here
[16:17] <kurt> wait are you that guy i know
[16:17] <kurt> who makes minpspw
[16:17] <Heimdall> nope =)
[16:17] <kurt> and was using truecrypt
[16:18] <kurt> but it wont load
[16:18] <Pici> !enter | kurt
[16:18] <bitshuffler> Hello. Could someone please give me a short explanation how "Multiverse" and "Universe" are related in the buntu world?
[16:18] <vigo> xent: You can also update or alter the sources.list, just be careful there.
[16:18] <elnjinjo> hi all i have ubuntu 8.04.2 64 bit evertihing works except i cant get java to working-(flash works i downloaded 64 bit flash) how to get and install java for 64 bit
[16:18] <kurt> because this is my setup partion 1: windows truecrypt encrypted partiton2: /boot partiton3: encrypted lvm partiton 4: my files
[16:19] <histo> elnjinjo: you can download the 64bit java from sun
[16:19] <kurt> but truecrypt says no partition found
[16:19] <elnjinjo> ok when i download how do i install
[16:19] <rdawkins> How do I delete an old kernel after an update?
[16:19] <xent> Pici
[16:20] <Pici> xent: hmm?
[16:20] <xent> could you, or someone please help me be able to access above 60hz
[16:20] <xent> refresh rate, i cant take much longer before my eyes burn honestly
[16:20] <Flannel> rdawkins: Remove the old linux-image-version package through your favorite package manager
[16:20] <vigo> elnjinjo: But hurry, Sun was just sold to Oracle  a few moments ago.
[16:20] <xent> im on the newest downloadable version of ubuntu i think
[16:21] <elnjinjo> im downloading jre-6u13-linux-x64.bin
[16:21] <Pici> xent: I'm actually in the middle of something here, perhaps someone else can help :)
[16:21] <xent> ok :(
[16:21] <Orange_v_Blue> Does anyone here have experience using a University network that uses Cisco Clean access? I'm having authentication issues that no one else is, and even the tech department higher-ups have no clue (I work with them). The browser is supposed to redirect to a sign-in page, but I just hang on the redirect. Same system works in windows, but now I have no windows.
[16:21] <elnjinjo> vigo: i downloaded jre-6u13-linux-x64.bin
[16:22] <vigo> elnjinjo: That should work.
[16:22] <benw1> Is there a standard file for putting iptables rules in Debian/Ubuntu?  /etc/firewall?
[16:22] <rdawkins> Flannel I see only one version of linux-image-xxxxxx in Synaptic
[16:22] <elnjinjo> vigo: how do i install it it is not .deb package :)
[16:23] <Flannel> rdawkins: Which one is that?
[16:23] <D3RGPS31__> Is there a specific channel for x64?
[16:23] <rdawkins> 2.6.27-7
[16:23] <benw1> In RHEL it's /etc/sysconfig/iptables, what about Debian/Ubuntu?
[16:23] <Flannel> rdawkins: Also, which ones do you see when you boot? (you can check by opening /boot/grub/menu.lst)
[16:23] <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?
[16:23] <vigo> elnjinjo: Download alien . then you can do .rpms and stuff
[16:24] <BLTnoTomato> where is the mysql error log?
[16:24] <depthless> I have an Adaptec RAID controller (2240900-R), I've set up the array's in the RAID BIOS, but when I attempt to install Ubuntu, it sees all of the drives individually. How can I install the RAID driver before installing the operating system?
[16:25] <xent> man
[16:25] <ferry> hello, what is the root password under ubuntu 9.04
[16:25] <xent> it seems xorg.conf is not used in ubuntu anymore, where the hell can i manually change refresh rate?
[16:25] <Pici> ferry : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[16:26] <Pici> !root > ferry
[16:26] <spanisheyessmile> join #ubuntu+1
[16:26] <rdawkins> Flannel I can't find /boot/grub/menu.lst in my account or File System
[16:26] <spanisheyessmile> sorry
[16:26] <Flannel> ferry: There is no root password, the root account is locked.
[16:26] <Flannel> rdawkins: Are you using wubi or something?
[16:27] <rdawkins> Flannel no i'm installed on an extended partition i think
[16:27] <Orange_v_Blue> Does anyone here have experience using a University network that uses Cisco Clean access? I'm having authentication issues that no one else is, and even the tech department higher-ups have no clue (I work with them). The browser is supposed to redirect to a sign-in page, but I just hang on the redirect. Same system works in windows, but now I have no windows installed.
[16:27] <iceroot> Flannel: irs really locked? or a random, impossible password to guess?
[16:27] <D3RGPS31__> Anyone know of an actively updated N64 emulator, for x64 :D
[16:27] <ferry> flannel: i must edit the menu.lst
[16:27] <Flannel> ferry: Use sudo instead.
[16:27] <elnjinjo> use wine and project64 for nintendo 64 emulator
[16:28] <Pici> iceroot: its locked.
[16:28] <Flannel> iceroot: It's really locked.  The password hash contains characters that are invalid for a hash, therefore any password you give it won't come out right.
[16:28] <ferry> flannel: whit wich password
[16:28] <Flannel> ferry: sudo asks for your user password.
[16:28] <ikonia> ferry: your user password
[16:29] <iceroot> Flannel: thx
[16:29] <ferry> frannel thank u :-)
[16:29] <ferry> bye
[16:29] <maximo> need to ask you a /question/answer/thanks
[16:29] <PerryArmstrong> this is my sources.list http://paste.ubuntu.com/154774/  i am not able to upgrade to 9.04 beta version
[16:30] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone help
[16:30] <BLTnoTomato> in ubuntu 8.10, where is the mysql error log?
[16:30] <Lasivian> is there a key combination to make a panel?
[16:30] <maximo> how do I install googleearth and have it working?
[16:30] <Pici> BLTnoTomato: /var/log/mysql.err
[16:31] <elnjinjo> you have to have medibuntu sources for google earth
[16:31] <unclemike> dkpg --configure -a not working or apt-get -f install.....     http://pastebin.com/m53f64fd0
[16:32] <maximo> elnjinjo: how do I get the mdibuntu sources, do I do terminal for that?
[16:32] <elnjinjo> maximo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[16:32] <maximo> elnjinjo: let me that and thanks
[16:32]  * Lasivian needs to try and add a panel to gnome
[16:32] <PerryArmstrong> this is my sources.list http://paste.ubuntu.com/154774/  i am not able to upgrade to 9.04 beta version..can anyone help
[16:33] <PerryArmstrong> this is my sources.list http://paste.ubuntu.com/154774/  i am not able to upgrade to 9.04 beta version..i get errors from the sources.list... can anyone help
[16:33] <elnjinjo> what distro you have maximo
[16:33] <BLTnoTomato> pici, thanks. but for some reason there is nothing in my logs :/
[16:33] <D3RGPS31__> PerryArmstrong: you get what you pay for, perry xD
[16:33] <maximo> elnjinjo: Ubuntu 8:10
[16:33] <daveDev> i am in need to reinstall ubuntu with encrypted hard drive. I'm debating if i should install the release candidate of ubuntu9 or should i just wait till the final release. will i be able to just update automatically when the final release comes out without having to reinstall?
[16:33] <elnjinjo> maximo enter this in terminal: sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/intrepid.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[16:33] <PerryArmstrong> D3RGPS31_; what for
[16:33] <depthless> I have an Adaptec RAID controller (1430SA), I've set up the array's in the RAID BIOS, but when I attempt to install Ubuntu, it sees all of the drives individually. How can I install the RAID driver before installing the operating system?
[16:33] <elnjinjo> and this : sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get update
[16:34] <elnjinjo> then you will find google earth in synaptic to download
[16:34] <Pici> PerryArmstrong : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[16:35] <Lasivian> ok, i'm in gnome and I have no panels, how can I get to the menu system?
[16:35] <rdawkins> Flannel I downloaded Ubuntu 8.1 last night, kernel.....7 I think. It then updated to .....11 or 12 IIRC, then I asked it to get proposed updates as well, and .....14 was added to the bootloader
[16:35] <PerryArmstrong> Pici; thanks
[16:35] <qtGoochie> I just did an apache/php/mysql install, and the init.d scripts didn't copy over.  I found them in /usr/share/mysql-common/internal-use-only, can I just copy these over to init.d? or is there a dpkg command I can run to run the conf?
[16:35] <qtGoochie> sorry, just for mysql.
[16:35] <qtGoochie> the rest works like a charm :)
[16:36] <fdr> hi! Where can I find the recommendd upgrade path and instructions for an ancient ubuntu 7.10 ? thanks!
[16:36] <pjfry1> What is the current version of Open Office available for Ubuntu?
[16:36] <elnjinjo> maximo for google earth you will need opengl enabled graphic card i hope you have installed drivers for your card if compiz working for you now google earth will work too
[16:37] <Lasivian> i'm in gnome and I have no panels, how can I get to the menu system? Or create a panel, or anything :S
[16:37] <dayo> i got an EnGenius EOC 3610S EXT Wifi AP/Bridge and i got my hardy laptop connected via Serial-to-Ethernet cable. how do i get into the AP?
[16:37] <mogul218> !upgrade fdr
[16:37] <elnjinjo> pjfry: open office 3.0.1
[16:37] <mogul218> !upgrade | fdr
[16:37] <PerryArmstrong> is there any alternatives in ubuntu for xampp in windows
[16:38]  * kblessinggr bangs head against wall can't get apt-get to install mysql-server
[16:38] <supersasho> i've got msi tv@nywhere and the sound doesnt work on tvtime, and no, the sound is not muted :) any ideas?
[16:38] <rdawkins> Flannel are you gone? Can someone please help me delete the old kernels? Thanks.
[16:38] <pjfry1> How would I go about updating my open office -- I have 2.4?
[16:38] <elnjinjo> dnt know
[16:39] <fdr> mogul218, thanks!
[16:39] <elnjinjo> i use 2.4 too
[16:39] <rdawkins> pjfry i'm pretty sure OpenOffice.org is the way to go
[16:39] <rdawkins> it's simple really
[16:39] <supersasho> i've got msi tv@nywhere and the sound doesnt work on tvtime, and no, the sound is not muted :) any ideas?
[16:40] <istvan> I had ubuntu installed on a drive which i would now like to make my backup drive, however after deleting all the partitions it still has grub on it. how do I remove grub?
[16:40] <ninadsp> PerryArmstrong: Open Synaptic Package Manager, go to Edit> Mark packages by task> LAMP server... Click ok and apply changes... done! :)
[16:40] <maximo> elnjinjo: I have compiz working for me yes and I will need opengl enabled graphic card, where?
[16:40] <mogul218> pjfry1 what version of ubuntu are you using?
[16:40] <jaypur> i have a drdy problem, when i start the system open a log tellin the drdy problem and loading.... can someone help me?
[16:40] <elnjinjo> maximo: if you have compiz working you have drivers already installed i think
[16:40] <baron1804> guys i disabled nx client how do i enable it back?
[16:40] <elnjinjo> mximo: did you installed google earth
[16:41] <elnjinjo> it should work
[16:41] <supersasho> i've got msi tv@nywhere and the sound doesnt work on tvtime, and no, the sound is not muted :) any ideas?
[16:41] <elnjinjo> supersasho: you need to install driver for your tv card i guess
[16:41] <elnjinjo> or enable it
[16:41] <maximo> elnjinjo: certainly hope so ,,,,and yes is working compiz for me...now need to download googleerth....
[16:42] <xent> hey light
[16:42] <elnjinjo> maximo: google earth will work just download it :)
[16:42] <fdr> mogul218, do you know if I can upgrade by running   do-release-upgrade    on a desktop as well?
[16:42] <supersasho> elnjinjo: but the picture is ok, that means it should have drivers, or am i wrong?
[16:42] <L3dPlatedLinux> where do I put a icon pack so I can  use it?
[16:42] <baron1804> guys i disabled nx client how do i enable it back?
[16:43] <rdawkins> Hi Can someone please help me delete my old kernels? Thanks.
[16:43] <elnjinjo> supersaho: i have some tv card too and i dont know how to get it working on ubuntu im not expert :)
[16:43] <ScottG> What options/arguments do you guys normally use with ps? I just looked through the man page finally and came up with "ps f -AF" and that seems to be pretty thorough
[16:43] <Gumby> does anyone know if there are there any samba limits in ubuntu as far as file sizes go?
[16:43] <fredbob> rdawkins,  how many do you have!
[16:43] <maximo> elnjinjo: okay let me get googleearth now...if anything we'll let you know thanks
[16:43] <rdawkins> fredbob 3
[16:43] <moncky> ScottG: ps -auwx | grep <thing>
[16:43] <mogul218> fdr, hit Alt-F2 and type 'update-manager -d' without the parentheses and run it and tell me what happens
[16:43] <elnjinjo> maximo: ok
[16:43] <genii> istvan: If the drive is for instance sdz then: sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdz bs=512 count=1
[16:44] <moncky> ScottG: really depends on what you are trying to do
[16:44] <fdr> mogul218, the point is that i'd like to remotely upgrade the system via ssh :)
[16:44] <ScottG> moncky: yea i used to use auwx too. I meant for like a general view of your processe
[16:44] <supersasho> elnjinjo: ok, thx anyway for effort :)
[16:44] <genii> istvan: This will also wipe the partition info
[16:44] <moncky> ScottG: then use top
[16:44] <Lasivian> what files do I pull from my old backup to make the gnome desktop look like it used to?
[16:44] <fredbob> rdawkins, they shouldn't be taking up too much space, but they are located in /boot
[16:44] <mogul218> fdr, i don't have much expertise with ssh sorry
[16:45] <mogul218> !ssh | fdr
[16:45] <Pici> fdr: Yes, do-release-upgrade will work, but use the --MODE=desktop  argument.
[16:45] <istvan> genii-
[16:45] <istvan> genii: thanks!
[16:45] <rdawkins> fredbob how do I get to /boot? i'm really a newbie.
[16:45] <baron1804> guys i disabled nx client how do i enable it back?
[16:45] <pjfry1> I am downloading the latest version of openoffice ... if I do a straight install will that be an upgrade?
[16:45] <ScottG> moncky: yea thats true. or htop
[16:45] <fdr> Pici, thanks! Just for curiosity, what difference does --MODE  do? I can't find much documentation about do-release-upgrade ...
[16:45] <helper> helo when i open to save files in Desktop i see many files it was saved before in my desktop but now nothing i always see them Appear ,how i can remove this
[16:46] <moncky> ScottG: :D
[16:46] <ferry> flannel: is this ok? chmod -c menu.lst 888
[16:46] <fredbob> rdawkins, ALT+F2, type in 'gksudo nautilus'
[16:46] <reju> ukgyjybyurguvetniteituithetizuevtretuioroetytuhvnuuwuwto
[16:46] <baron1804> guys i disabled nx client how do i enable it back?
[16:46] <maximo> elnjinjo: I go sudo apt-get install googleearth    <--- it does not work, what is wrong?
[16:46] <Pici> fdr: I'm not sure exactly what it does.  I'm guessing that it makes sure that a -desktop package is installed and uses the appropriate kernel as well.  Its mentioned in the kubuntu cli upgrade steps as well as in do-release-upgrade --help
[16:47] <reju> reju
[16:47] <supersasho> msi tv@nywhere, sound doesnt work on tvtime, ubuntu 8.10, gnome, kernel 2.6.27... and no, the sound is not muted :)
[16:47] <elnjinjo> maximo: open synaptic
[16:47] <bbeecher1> Hey - I think I've somehow got 4 different copies of my sound card registered as active - can  someone tell me how to remove the extra ones?
[16:47] <maximo> ok
[16:47] <ScottG> moncky: how do you pause htop? One reason I just use ps is to look at them as they were.
[16:47] <Lasivian> please? I can;t do anything, my desktop is totally empty
[16:47] <elnjinjo> in search enter google earth
[16:47]  * Lasivian grovels
[16:48] <baron1804> guys i disabled nx client how do i enable it back?
[16:48] <moncky> ScottG: not sure, i never use htop, top n 1 will give you a snapshot
[16:48] <bbeecher1> Lasivian: whats file do you need? the desktop is really just a folder - you'd need to replace the files that were in the folder ~/Desktop
[16:48] <rdawkins> fredbob k i c abi-2.6.27-11-generic         memtest86+.bin abi-2.6.27-14-generic         System.map-2.6.27-11-generic abi-2.6.27-7-generic          System.map-2.6.27-14-generic config-2.6.27-11-generic      System.map-2.6.27-7-generic config-2.6.27-14-generic etc
[16:48] <moncky> ScottG: I guess htop n 1 will do the same
[16:48] <Lasivian> bbeecher1: ok, i'll try that
[16:48] <rdawkins> it's safe to delete say -7 directories?
[16:48] <vegombrei> is there a widget or software for real time currency conversion
[16:48] <ScottG> moncky: Why use top? I'm not an expert on either but htop seems more thorough?
[16:49] <supersasho> msi tv@nywhere, sound doesnt work on tvtime, ubuntu 8.10, gnome, kernel 2.6.27-13
[16:49] <sdg> FFS I can't install Ubuntu because my USB drive is only 256MB.
[16:49] <Lasivian> bbeecher1: I need the gnome settings files tho, my desktop after reinstalling has no icons, no panels, no nothing
[16:49] <elnjinjo> maximo: did you found google earth in synaptic
[16:49] <ScottG> moncky: Also, ever use ntop? I haven't had a chance to mess with it but it seems pretty cool
[16:49] <doc_brown> i downloaded a tar bz2, and extracted the contents.  now how do i install?
[16:49] <moncky> ScottG: never heard of it
[16:49] <sdg> The netboot doesn't include the installer and doesn't include my Wi-Fi drivers.
[16:50] <doc_brown> its the newest firefox if that's important
[16:50] <moncky> Why is it better than top?
[16:50] <genii> sdg: Ubuntu-minimal will install on less than 256Mb. But of course that is a command-line only system
[16:50] <sdg> genii: The netboot doesn't include the installer and doesn't include my Wi-Fi drivers.
[16:50] <vigo> vegombrei: I am not certain on that, markets fluctuate and change in nano seconds or less, there is NASDAQ or something online.
[16:50] <lyhana8> hi, I've a /home shared between kubuntu and gentoo, users created before gentoo install got problem with locale. Which conf file/apps could modify my locale after login ?
[16:50] <moncky> ScottG: hell just did yum install ntop ( on a centos box atm) and 10 Meg ??
[16:51] <fredbob> rdawkins, i would assume, so long as you  don't delete the one you are  booted in
[16:51] <fredbob> rdawkins, you will also need to edit boot.list in grub
[16:51] <moncky> ScottG: ahh i see its a gui
[16:51] <KingJamesII> Can anyone here help me get my webcam working? I have an HP DV9000 series laptop
[16:51] <genii> sdg: So buid an initramfs which has the wifi drivers or other stuff you need and use that for the initrd
[16:51] <bbeecher1> Lasivian: the setting files for the desktop would be stored in home, as hidden files. You can see them with ls -a. AFAIK you need .gconf, .gconfd and .gnome
[16:52] <Lasivian> bbeecher1: thank you
[16:52] <rdawkins> fredbob I see
[16:52] <ScottG> moncky: Ntop is a gui?
[16:52] <rdawkins> title		Ubuntu 8.10, kernel 2.6.27-7-generic
[16:52] <rdawkins> uuid		54dcd894-ecd5-4d52-bc8e-a651e2e7dbcf
[16:52] <rdawkins> kernel		/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-7-generic root=UUID=54dcd894-ecd5-4d52-bc8e-a651e2e7dbcf ro quiet splash
[16:52] <rdawkins> initrd		/boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-7-generic
[16:52] <rdawkins> quiet
[16:52] <FloodBot1> rdawkins: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:52] <vegombrei> vigo: yeah but like i have on my mac there's a widget thats like a conversion tool .. works with all weight distance speed currency and much more .. is there anything similarto that in ubuntu? the software connects online and gets the latest currency rates
[16:52] <rdawkins> title		Ubuntu 8.10, kernel 2.6.27-7-generic (recovery mode)
[16:52] <ScottG> moncky: ill brb i have to change classes
[16:52] <rdawkins> sorry for the flooding. Do I delete those lines from menu.1st?
[16:53] <KingJamesII> Can anyone here help me get my webcam working? I have an HP DV9000 series laptop
[16:53] <fredbob> rdawkins, so long as  your not booting that one
[16:53] <moncky> ScottG: just about to finnish work but yeah there are some xorg dependancies there
[16:53] <sdg> genii: I lied.
[16:53] <sdg> genii: Or maybe I didn't.
[16:53] <rdawkins> fredbob so those are the lines I delete and those are the folders to delete, and then no trace is left of those kernels? I just want to make sure
[16:53] <doc_brown> how can i update to the newest firefox?
[16:54] <bbeecher1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154781/ - Anyone have an idea why I'm getting such screwy results for aplay -l?
[16:54] <Lasivian> bbeecher1: there is no .gnome but there is a .gnome2
[16:54] <bbeecher1> or any other places to check for why my alsa is so fubared?
[16:54] <sdg> genii: Anyway, the drivers are broken and iwconfig won't work.
[16:54] <sdg> genii: Only wicd, network manager, and iwpriv allow configuration.
[16:54] <sdg> genii: I really wish I didn't lose my mum's 1GB USB drive now!
[16:54] <doc_brown> i have 3.08 and would like to try the 3.1 beta
[16:54] <Jamey> i'm a newbie and can't get java working. can anybody help?
[16:55] <bbeecher1> Lasivian: hmm, thats what I've got too... I guess that's right?
[16:55] <sdg> genii: 8GB*
[16:55] <elnjinjo> im not newbie and i cant get java to work too :)
[16:55] <elnjinjo> on 64 bit
[16:55] <Jamey> lol
[16:55] <bbeecher1> Jamey: yeah, getting java working is a pain
[16:55] <elnjinjo> or 32 bit is easy
[16:55] <vegombrei> LOL
[16:55] <Lasivian> bbeecher1: ok, thanks :)
[16:55] <fredbob> rdawkins, yep, delete and they will be gone
[16:56] <fredbob> rdawkins, do you know which kernel   you are booting atm?
[16:56] <rdawkins> 14
[16:56] <helper> helo when i open to save files in Desktop i see many files it was saved before in my desktop but now nothing i always see them Appear ,how i can remove this
[16:56] <KingJamesII> Can anyone here help me get my webcam working? I have an HP DV9000 series laptop
[16:56] <rdawkins> fredbob is that jaunty?
[16:56] <fredbob> nope
[16:56] <fredbob> jaunty is the ubuntu dist
[16:56] <bbeecher1> Lasivian: gl - you can always try `apt-get --purge remove gdm ubuntu-desktop && apt-get install gdm ubuntu-desktop`
[16:57] <sdg> rdawkins: I find you irritating.
[16:57] <fredbob> open a terminal,  and type uname -r
[16:57] <Lasivian> ooh, thanks
[16:57] <genii> sdg: Alternately you can use  a persistent livecd or so. The usb 256 becomes ext2/3 volume named like casper-cow (copy-on-write) partition. The livecd stores any changes made on it to the 256 but toherwise can run off the cd.
[16:57] <bbeecher1> nobody knows sound out here? http://paste.ubuntu.com/154781/ - any advice appreciated
[16:57] <sdg> rdawkins: Richard Dawkings?
[16:57] <KingJamesII> Can anyone here help me get my webcam working? I have an HP DV9000 series laptop
[16:58] <elnjinjo> cza
[16:58] <rdawkins> fredbob 2.6.27-14-generic
[16:58] <fredbob> right
[16:59] <fredbob> do NOT delete anything related to that.
[16:59] <rdawkins> fredbob got it
[16:59] <rdawkins> thanks a lot
[16:59] <fredbob> your welcome
[16:59] <rdawkins> have a great day
[16:59] <doc_brown> oh well... sigh
[16:59] <bbeecher1> fredbob: I think he's about to learn a hard lesson :/
[16:59] <maximo> elnjinjo: do I have to apply all those packages in synaptic?
[16:59] <fredbob> hold upno w orries, thanks
[17:00] <epaphus> Hey guys..  is thunderbird included with ubuntu?
[17:00] <fredbob> bbeecher1, hopefully not, but we've all been there... right?
[17:00] <bbeecher1> fredbob: the best way to learn I suppose
[17:00] <PerryArmstrong> is there any alternatives in ubuntu for xampp in windows
[17:00] <fredbob> bbeecher1, is how i learnt... i hated linux for at least 6 months, now i love it
[17:00] <maximo> elnjinjo: all just the one that says google package?
[17:00] <iceroot> PerryArmstrong: lamp
[17:01] <iceroot> PerryArmstrong: sudo apt-get install apache2 php5 mysql-server
[17:01] <bbeecher1> fredbob: yeah - although I waited to break my kernel until I was on my second distro :/
[17:01] <hareldvd> Here is the thing. When my laptop boots network is not yet configured since NM didn´t start it yet. Samba however tries to start since it is in S20 on rc2-5.d but it fails immediately because no network is configured yet. What is the official solution for such a conflict?
[17:01] <fredbob> bbeecher1, first day for me :D haha.
[17:01] <iceroot> epaphus: sudo apt-get install thunderbird
[17:02] <mkulke> hello, i just updated to the rc, and everything seems quite ok, but alt-f2 isn't working any more
[17:02] <fredbob> epaphus, you might want to check out SpiceBird
[17:02] <epaphus> iceroot, thanks
[17:02] <bbeecher1> fredbob: haha probably learn quicker that way :)
[17:02] <Pici> mkulke : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[17:02] <iceroot> mkulke: join #ubuntu+1
[17:02] <mkulke> alrighty
[17:02] <fredbob> bbeecher1, possibly, it's frustrating as hell though
[17:03] <ScottG> moncky: What did you mean by there are some xorg dependencies? Does it have a gui that comes with it?
[17:03] <vigo> vegombrei:Did you look at Screenlets and Desklets?
[17:04] <pjfry1> If I just install open office 3.0x will it automatically upgrade my existing version 2.4
[17:04] <Hetor> hmm, strange thing. I've changed my X11 cursor theme but some cursors are becoming default while on pidgin's conversation window
[17:04] <Hetor> is there any fix?
[17:04] <iceroot> pjfry1: no
[17:04] <iceroot> pjfry1: not if you are using a donwloaded deb-file
[17:04] <Rover_> Hello there, is it possible to buy a laptop with ubuntu preinstalled on it in Belgium?
[17:05] <fredbob> Rover_, Dell
[17:05] <iceroot> Rover_: look at dell
[17:05] <pjfry1> Okay Iceroot how do I upgrade then?
[17:05] <iceroot> pjfry1: which ubuntu-version?
[17:05] <pjfry1> Intrepid ibex
[17:05] <Hetor> Rover_: it's way easier to install Ubuntu in Belgim on a laptop than buying with preinstalled :P
[17:05] <iceroot> pjfry1: you want to use jaunty at 2 days?
[17:06] <alonea> is gnome less messed up than kde? I got messed up checkboxes in most of the applications I use (which I was told was gtk's fault). I can't mouse or click off of the kmenu, and ever since the 8.x series my touchpad is no longer stable and is all over the place.
[17:06] <Rover_> Hetor, i know but I don't want to pay for Windows
[17:06] <corey> How do I change how soon a key will repeat when it is held down?
[17:06] <aaa28> hey guys can someone tell i installed lightscribe application only way to run it is as root is that safe? or can i change settings to run as regular user?
[17:06] <pjfry1> I am not too sure about upgrading ... everything is working well ...
[17:06] <Hetor> Rover_: Buy a loptop with DOS
[17:06] <Hetor> laptop*
[17:07] <PerryArmstrong> iceroot; i wanted to install an amp installer so that its integrated
[17:07] <iceroot> pjfry1: ok, that is a good thing. you can remove openoffic 2.4 and install 3.0 from website or use backports from jaunty which is using 3.0
[17:07] <Rover_> Hetor: do you know any companies that sell laptops with DOS
[17:07] <sdg> genii: I need 1GB for a persistant Live CD.
[17:07] <Rover_> ?*
[17:07] <jimbulag> hi
[17:07] <iceroot> PerryArmstrong: why? just use lamp
[17:07] <iceroot> PerryArmstrong: and /etc/init.d/ for managing the apps
[17:08] <corey> How do I change how soon a key will repeat when it is held down?
[17:08] <Hetor> Rover_: I just saw few laptops for sell that are running Free DOS
[17:08] <Lasivian> who was it that wanted google earth?
[17:08] <pjfry1> This is an old machine ... 1000 mhz and I am not sure Jaunty will run smoothly on it.
[17:08] <PerryArmstrong> how do i use this /etc/init.d ??
[17:09] <Rover_> Hetor: thanks, I'll look for that, off to diner now (;
[17:09] <iceroot> PerryArmstrong: /etc/init.d/apache2 restart   for e.g.
[17:09] <iceroot> PerryArmstrong: with sudo
[17:09] <sdg> genii: I don't have an optical drive.
[17:09] <sdg> genii: I don't know how a persistant Live CD is supposed to help me.
[17:09] <PerryArmstrong> iceroot; thanks..........
[17:09] <pjfry1> Why isn't there just an upgrade system like with firefox?
[17:10] <iceroot> PerryArmstrong: just try it, using xampp is not a good idea (there is xampp for linux too) but using the real packages is much better
[17:10] <pjfry1> Or an apt-get to upgrade Open Office?
[17:10] <iceroot> pjfry1: there is as i told you
[17:10] <PerryArmstrong> iceroot; thank you very much..your information has provided much help
[17:10] <iceroot> pjfry1: backports.... in one ubuntu version there will NEVER be a major upgrade
[17:11] <GizDrak> Hey all I have a quick questions I am running Ubuntu Jaunty 64bit it seems to run fine other then every other day or so it locks up and corrupts the file system on my ext3 partition for ubuntu. I end up booting the live cd and running fdisk to repair it then all is fine again. but does anyone know why it keeps corrupting the file system?
[17:11] <istvan> how can i auto-mount a drive (internal) with a name
[17:11] <iceroot> pjfry1: only security fixes
[17:12] <pjfry1> Okay I see ... so I have to remove the old version and then install the new one.  I hope it works as easy as it sounds.
[17:13] <fulfang> how do i find my ip address using terminal
[17:13] <ikonia> ifconfig
[17:13] <fredbob> ifconfig
[17:14] <fulfang> thnx
[17:15] <Lasivian> what is the package to enable the "cube" in gnome?
[17:15] <Heimdall> compiz ?
[17:15] <pjfry1> Perhaps the smart thing to do would be to just upgrade ... if it only a couple of days?
[17:15] <Lasivian> thanks
[17:15] <ikonia> or hang on for a couple of days
[17:15] <JustinJoseph> Challenge Me - http://justinjg.mybrute.com :p
[17:15] <w0ls0n> hello all. I installed xfce (Which when my machien boots up it says xubuntu) and vnc connections to the server do not work. I have googled around and cannot seem to make it function. Can anyone help me troubleshoot? You may pm me as this channel is usually quite chatty.
[17:15] <ikonia> JustinJoseph: why are you posting that ?
[17:16] <Lasivian> if you have a "reason" to move to 9.04 (like something is currently broken that 9.04 will certainly fix) then by all means, otherwise patience is best
[17:16] <wau> why does the audio I play on my laptop sounds like dogpoo
[17:17] <wau> using quality headphones
[17:17] <Lasivian> I upgraded to try and fix something and it's still not fixed so I wasted my time
[17:17] <wau> Lasivian, welcome to computers
[17:17] <sdg> Lasivian: Install Debian and it will be fixed.
[17:18] <Pulver[SWE]> I need some help with partioning my HD
[17:18] <pjfry1> My open office 2.4 seems to crash a lot ... I was hoping the upgrade would be more stable.
[17:18] <Lasivian> sdg: nope
[17:18] <Lauree1> gerry1: sorry I am not registered and can't reach you for separate chat
[17:18] <Lasivian> sdg: no OS will fix it
[17:19] <pjfry1> Every thing else seems to work fine ...
[17:19] <Lasivian> sdg: because it's a hardware issue.
[17:19] <sdg> pjfry1: Try Debian Stable
[17:19] <sdg> Lasivian: Then roll over and give up.
[17:19] <gerry1> Lauree1: but lauree is ?
[17:19] <wau> why does the sound quality coming out of my ubuntu laptop sound so god awful
[17:19] <wau> its fine on my server
[17:19] <fredbob> bbeecher1, he hasn't come  back yet... maybe you were right
[17:19] <Lasivian> sdg: Pretty much, thankfully it's not critical
[17:19] <Pulver[SWE]> Can I make a new partition from the empty diskspace on C: without erasing the data?
[17:19] <Brucevdk> wau: well, I don't know why it sounds god awful on _your_ laptop
[17:20] <pjfry1> Sdg -- What is debian stable??
[17:20] <Jihui_Choi> I want to copy my bootable LIVE USB to other USB memory stick.
[17:20] <Lauree1> gerry1: lauree is still connected. can't figure it out
[17:20] <mun> if i connect 4 drives in a raid, would ubuntu see it as one drive?
[17:20] <Jihui_Choi> How can I do? cat /dev/sdc > /dev/sdd doesn't work
[17:20] <Brucevdk> wau: have you tried messing around in gnome-volume-control ?
[17:20] <wau> Brucevdk, i wasnt expecting you to. what i would like to know is how to troubleshoot it. i tried changing vlc from alsa to pulseaudio. same problem.
[17:20] <Lauree1> gerry1: Internet News, eWeek, Register, Tech Target
[17:20] <Brucevdk> wau: is it application specific or globally?
[17:20] <wau> brucelee, not sure let me try firefox
[17:20] <deany> Jihui_Choi, use dd
[17:21] <Pulver[SWE]> Can I make a new partition from the empty diskspace on C: without erasing the data?
[17:21] <sdg> Lasivian: I hate those.
[17:21] <sdg> pjfry1: A really good OS.
[17:21] <Jihui_Choi> like this? ﻿dd if=/dev/sdd of=/dev/sdc
[17:21] <Brucevdk> Pulver[SWE]: yes
[17:21] <deany> Jihui_Choi, you need a partition number , but yes
[17:21] <Pulver[SWE]> Thnx Bruce
[17:21] <deany> like, sdd1   sdc1
[17:21] <sloopy> greetings all, i have a laptop (HP Pavillion ze5730us 2.8Ghz celeron, 512MB ram) and when i play dvd's cpu is at 100% playback starts choppy and then continues to be spotty, copying data from dvd to HD goes only at 1MB/sec and dma is enabled on DVD drive, any ideas on what could cause this?
[17:22] <Brucevdk> wau: well?
[17:22] <slabbeh> Has the UDEV exploit been reported in here?
[17:22] <Jihui_Choi> deany: so.. ﻿"dd if=/dev/sdd1 of=/dev/sdc1" and "﻿dd if=/dev/sdd2 of=/dev/sdc2"?
[17:23] <wau> Brucevdk, standby. having problems.
[17:23] <Brucevdk> slabbeh: why would anything be reported _here_?
[17:23] <wau> firefox failure
[17:23] <Jihui_Choi> Then.. CAn the destination USB be bootable?
[17:23] <w0ls0n> hello all. I installed xfce (Which when my machien boots up it says xubuntu) and vnc connections to the server do not work. I have googled around and cannot seem to make it function. Can anyone help me troubleshoot? You may pm me as this channel is usually quite chatty.
[17:23] <wau> w0ls0n, just use freenx
[17:23] <wau> its way better
[17:23] <deany> Jihui_Choi, how many partitions on them?
[17:23] <slabbeh> Brucevdk: because ubuntu has the vulnerability
[17:23] <w0ls0n> wau easy to setup?
[17:23] <simNIX> isnt clonezilla a better way then dd if size usb drives vary ?
[17:23] <wau> w0ls0n, quite
[17:23] <wau> theres a howto guide
[17:24] <w0ls0n> will it accept vnc client connections?
[17:24] <Kurlon> Geez w0ls0n, first you follow me to #FreeBSD, now here...
[17:24] <wau> google it
[17:24] <Kurlon> : )
[17:24] <helper> sometimes ubuntu got freeze , why ! ?
[17:24] <Brucevdk> slabbeh: bug #? CVE #?
[17:24] <marcusdavidus> hello
[17:24] <mobal> hi guys!
[17:24] <deany> Jihui_Choi, im guessing you could use without partition numbers... im no dd expert
[17:24] <Pulver[SWE]> What filesystem should the partition be ?
[17:24] <Jihui_Choi> deany, two.
[17:24] <slabbeh> Brucevdk: http://www.milw0rm.com/exploits/8478
[17:24] <marcusdavidus> fast question anyone make upgrade to new rc jaunty from intrepid without fu up system ?
[17:25] <marcusdavidus> im making  now but im litlle afraid it will  damned kaboom
[17:25] <marcusdavidus> !jaunty
[17:25] <wau> hmm
[17:26] <sloopy> Jihui_Choi, you would use the device name not partion name to copy and have it work, if the usb devices are the same size
[17:26] <wau> Brucevdk, using rhythymbox instead of vlc seems to have fixed the problem
[17:26] <Pulver[SWE]> When I'm trying to pratition the disk it just says that no root filesystem is defined ? (I use the swedish version so the translation isn't correct lol)
[17:26] <sloopy> Jihui_Choi, ie /dev/sda not /dev/sda1
[17:26] <wau> i wonder what vlc could be doing to my music to make this happen
[17:26] <marcusdavidus> i need upgrade to jounty couse my gnome like to freeze without damn reazon after 3 last  upgrades and im pissed rly much
[17:27] <deany> Jihui_Choi, dd if=/dev/source of=/dev/dest bs=1024 .   use partition numbers if you just wanna copy just the live usb partition, or leave them out to replicate the full stick
[17:27] <Jihui_Choi> sloopy: really? but sizes of two usb stick are different
[17:27] <evil_kevin> has anyone tried the new udev privilege escalation exploit by kcope (works linux kernel 2.6x)
[17:27] <evil_kevin> ?
[17:27] <sloopy> Jihui_Choi, thats differnet then...
[17:27] <evil_kevin> http://milw0rm.com/exploits/8478
[17:27] <evil_kevin> does it relly works?
[17:27] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin meet slabbeh
[17:28] <slabbeh> ive already posted it evil
[17:28] <sloopy> Jihui_Choi, the issue is the info for booting isnt in the partitions
[17:28] <slabbeh> I havn't tried it though
[17:28] <wau> now firefox wont play audio
[17:28] <slabbeh> but it probably does work
[17:28] <evil_kevin> hmmmm
[17:28] <Brucevdk> slabbeh: where are these issues supposed to be reported?
[17:28] <maximo> did I install googlearth correctly by installing earth 3D wich is version for Ubuntu?
[17:28] <wau> i hate this
[17:28] <sloopy> Jihui_Choi, might try a device to device and then see if you can expand the partion to fill the remaining space
[17:28] <slabbeh> Brucevdk: dont know, thats why I came in here
[17:28] <Jihui_Choi> sloopy: I know about that. But I can't understand how can I copy mbr or something has boot info
[17:29] <Brucevdk> slabbeh: anyways, it's quite obvious that the proper people will be aware of this issue
[17:29] <slabbeh> evil_kevin: kcope (who found the expoit) is well known and has uncovered many exploits so it probably does work
[17:29] <maximo> Who has installed google earth lately?
[17:29] <w0ls0n> wow it's chatty in here
[17:29] <deany> well, writing a liveusb img file (jaunty UNR) using dd makes me a bootable usb stick
[17:29] <slabbeh> Brucevdk: yes im sure they are signed upto milw0rm rss feed
[17:30] <evil_kevin> slabbeh: I know that kingcope is well known lol
[17:30] <sloopy> w0ls0n, nah, i have seen it so text scrolls up to the point of reading is difficult
[17:30] <Jihui_Choi> deany, wow how could you do that? I have to make 70 copies
[17:30] <MarkJones> Once Jaunty is released will all updates to Intrepid stop completely? Or do they continue?
[17:30] <slabbeh> evil_kevin: then you will know it is very likely that it works
[17:30] <deany> Jihui_Choi, what i was saying is, just using dd might do it all for you.
[17:31] <deany> Jihui_Choi, if you arent sure just get the iso again and make em with that
[17:31] <efrenefren> drive shows in dmesg but doesnt automatically mount. what to do?
[17:31] <deany> or image a cd
[17:31] <Jihui_Choi> deany, I want to make simple as possible I can.
[17:31] <Idespnnr> hey folks
[17:32] <Idespnnr> anyone have info on the severe regressions of xorg-intel video drivers?
[17:32] <Brucevdk> slabbeh, evil_kevin: if this is the bug http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/34536/info then it looks it was pretty much inmediatly fixed
[17:32] <evil_kevin> i have tried it with one box with 15 physical processors without success
[17:32] <deany> Jihui_Choi, try this.  dd if=/dev/sdd1 of=/home/yourname/file.img bs=1024
[17:33]  * carmineweb is away: Sono occupato
[17:33] <deany> Jihui_Choi, then write it back to one.  dd if=/home/yourname/file.img of=/dev/sdc1 bs=1024
[17:33] <Jihui_Choi> deany, I see. I'll try now. thank you so much
[17:33] <deany> and try it
[17:33] <slabbeh> Brucevdk: dont think it is that bug
[17:33] <hyuma> hi all
[17:33] <Brucevdk> slabbeh: why not?
[17:33] <hyuma> guys i need help
[17:33] <hyuma> i'm looking for documents about gnu and open source
[17:33] <evil_kevin> but it really sucks if most linux 2.6 boxes are now rootable
[17:34] <Pulver[SWE]> Why is Firefox always asking me what plug-in I want to install for Shockwave/flash? I've already installed the three ones that they ask me about...
[17:34] <istvan> i have a drive on my computer that is recognised by gparted, but for some reason even when i mount it in gparted i don't see it anywhere else
[17:34] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: it's a local exploit, I assume there have been a great many of those
[17:34] <slabbeh> Brucevdk: actually... looks like it is
[17:35] <evil_kevin> yes i know that it's LOCAL root exploit
[17:35] <evil_kevin> no need to say that to me
[17:35] <istvan> so why is my drive not mounting?
[17:35] <marcusdavidus> pff i just get ubuntu+1
[17:35] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: well, then why is this particular exploit more worrisome than the gazillion (assumption) other ones?
[17:36] <istvan> i added it to fstab, a manual mount point, but it isn't there
[17:36] <istvan> any tips?
[17:36] <evil_kevin> because many boxes have ssh enabled to you can log in and root lol
[17:36] <evil_kevin> so*
[17:37] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: uh... there have been a great many local root exploits in the past, this is no different than any of those
[17:37] <evil_kevin> yes it's not different
[17:37] <evil_kevin> have I said that it's different lol
[17:37] <evil_kevin> ?
[17:38] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: no, but I don't exactly see the purpose behind discussing what seems to be an already long fixed exploit
[17:38] <linduxed> what package should i download to have my webcam take a picture?
[17:39] <linduxed> a snapshot, thats it
[17:39] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: well, actually, I do see a purpose in discussing it. Just not as in "Oh nooo we're all doomed now!"
[17:39] <evil_kevin> brucevdk: can you tell when it was fixed (I'm a bit lazy now)
[17:40] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: if this is CVE-2009-1185 then it was fixed somewhere around the 17th, see: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=495051
[17:41] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: actually, it seems it was the 9th
[17:41] <Brucevdk> ok ok, the 8th
[17:41] <evil_kevin> brucevdk: are you kidding? there are alot of unpatched boxes out there if this is CVE-2009 something and this is 2.6.X bug
[17:41] <sloopy> greetings all, i have a laptop (HP Pavillion ze5730us 2.8Ghz celeron, 512MB ram) and when i play dvd's cpu is at 100% playback starts choppy and then continues to be spotty, copying data from dvd to HD goes only at 1MB/sec and dma is enabled on DVD drive, any ideas on what could cause this?
[17:42] <w0ls0n> wau freenx is installed but not starting. The log file doesn't have any info in it. Any ideas what to check?
[17:42] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: so? Can you tell me how many local root exploits there have been for 2.6.x so far?
[17:42] <wau> w0ls0n, use your google and your internet
[17:42] <wau> and find the guide for setting it up
[17:42] <wau> its hosted on ubuntu.
[17:43] <w0ls0n> *sigh*
[17:43] <wau> thats what i did
[17:43] <w0ls0n> I found the guide
[17:43] <presshere> !iso
[17:43] <ScottG> What would happen if I ran the ntop webserver on the same port as my apache webserver? Or can this be done at all? Good idea, bad idea?
[17:44] <evil_kevin> there have been many but they are version spcific like vmsplice (vmsplice call was added on 2.6.17 and later)
[17:44] <w0ls0n> I'm just gonna reboot the damn box
[17:44] <w0ls0n> what can I use for a windows client?
[17:45] <erUSUL> ScottG: you can not do that. only one program at a time can bind to the same port on the same machine (ip adress)
[17:45] <ScottG> erUSUL: Ok, thanks!
[17:45] <ScottG> This program is pretty sweet :) Just kinda skimmed through the man page, set it p with some arguments and bam, ton of stats for my server :)
[17:46] <ScottG> Is there a way to query the daemon besides by just looking at the webserver output?
[17:46] <erUSUL> ScottG: what's so wat's so problematic about running it on a different port ?
[17:47] <mikebeecham> hi guys...I've just discovered that Ubuntu has a web browser called "Epiphany"...is this any better than firefox 3?  And if so, why?
[17:47] <ScottG> So I could get like command line stats?
[17:47] <ScottG> erUSUL: No its completely fine I was just currious. Its probably better this way, which is reduntant though cuz its impossible lol
[17:47] <erUSUL> mikebeecham: it uses the same rendering angine and has some of the same extensions but it is better integrated in gnome
[17:48] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: well look at it from a positive side, at least this helped me figure out how to locate CVEs and their associated bug reports ;-)
[17:48] <Shadow_Sam> hi all
[17:48] <mikebeecham> erUSUL: thanks for that mate...looking at it now, struggling to get firefox bookmarks imported over
[17:48] <evil_kevin> :)
[17:48] <Shadow_Sam> how do I installed this package? http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/i386/python-psycopg2/download
[17:49] <evil_kevin> http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-758-1
[17:50] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: if you punch in the CVE in Google the top hit will be Mitre which will contain links to all bug reports, including Launchpad
[17:51] <ScottG> im out for now
[17:51] <Shadow_Sam> anyone? I just need to get this package and install... I don't know very well ubuntu...
[17:52] <erUSUL> !software | Shadow_Sam
[17:52] <evil_kevin> Brucevdk: sorry dude i knew that alredy :)
[17:52] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: bah :-)
[17:52] <Shadow_Sam> thanks ubottu
[17:52] <erUSUL> Shadow_Sam: sudo aptitude install python-psycopg2
[17:53] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: so did you try the exploit with the correct version of udev? :-)
[17:53] <Saouka> Hey all, how do you view a SSH banner for a server without having to upload a public key to the server/logging in?
[17:54] <grawity> Saouka: The one before or after the password?
[17:54] <Saouka> grawity: before
[17:54] <evil_kevin> yes
[17:54] <stew> Saouka: telnet ip.add.re.ss ssh
[17:54] <Shadow_Sam> erUSUL thanks :D
[17:54] <erUSUL> Shadow_Sam: no problem. read the docs too
[17:54] <mikejet> I'm looking for an analog clock with a second hand.  It can be a standalone app.
[17:55] <Shadow_Sam> erUSUL: I will :)
[17:55] <evil_kevin> brucevdk: have you ever seen a rooted box (compromised by outsider?)
[17:55] <Saouka> stew: Thanks.
[17:55] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: no
[17:55] <jorick> i edited my resolv.conf to use openDNS, but now that i've restarted it got regenerated. if i make the file read-only, willubuntu barf when i reboot again?
[17:55] <erUSUL> !info cairo-clock | mikejet
[17:56] <JordiGH> How do I check what Ubuntu version I'm running?
[17:56] <erUSUL> !version | JordiGH
[17:56] <JordiGH> Ooh, European quotes.
[17:56] <evil_kevin> brucevdk: i have seen some on university campus lol
[17:56] <Pici> jorick: I suggest adding the servers to /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf in the prepend domain-name-servers section
[17:57] <JordiGH> Thanks.
[17:57] <Pici> !ot
[17:57] <Absolute0> Is there an app that I can install with apt-get that will paste files to an online pastebin? In archlinux there is 'nopaste'
[17:57] <Brucevdk> evil_kevin: what do you specifically do to see if a box has been rooted?
[17:57] <Pici> Absolute0: pastebinit
[17:57] <Absolute0> thanks
[17:57] <Pici> !ot | Brucevdk evil_kevin
[17:57] <jorick> Pici, ok i'lltry that, thx (i didn't evenknow that file existed)
[17:57] <Brucevdk> #ubuntu-security
[17:57] <evil_kevin> no hack talk here lol
[17:58] <Pici> evil_kevin: This is a support channel, not a discussion channel.
[17:58] <Chuc1> Hi, would be kind if anyone could point me in the right direction for this problem: My sound keeps repeating itself shortly (like 1 ms of every sound-file is being played over and over again) like a lagg. What could be the problem, I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 with Intel sound card.
[17:59] <Brucevdk> !jaunty | Chuc1
[17:59] <w0ls0n> wow
[17:59] <w0ls0n> wau: freenix is WAAYYYYYY slower than vnc
[17:59] <w0ls0n> holy shit
[17:59] <Pici> w0ls0n: Please try to control your language here.
[18:00] <wau> w0ls0n, perhaps you're doing it wrong.
[18:00] <Skaarj> hi, im trying to set up an route, but my box ignores it : http://pastebin.com/d6604099
[18:00] <MarkJones> Can anyone help with getting my Intrepid gnome menu editor to work so i can add a link to my lightscribe labeler?
[18:00] <jeld> Hi all, sound driver seems to have crashed on my 8.10 workstation, is there a way to reload it without rebooting?
[18:00] <w0ls0n> I googled around and some people are saying it is slower than vnc. That just confirms it.
[18:01] <wau> i use it over a wireless network and its like i'm sitting at the computer
[18:01] <wau> so i dont know what you're donging up
[18:01] <Chuc1> windojz here i come
[18:01] <IgorGomes> Hello all
[18:01] <Guest50442> hey how do I install eclipse 3.4.2?
[18:01] <IgorGomes> Can someone help me with an issue with pbuilder?
[18:01] <IgorGomes> I'm having this issue: http://paste.ubuntu.com/154819/
[18:01] <JordiGH> I've got Feisty.. and Gutsy's repos have been taken down, right? Do I have to go Feisty -> Gutsy -> hardy?
[18:02] <erUSUL> JordiGH: yep
[18:02] <bitshuffler> Hello again. Is anyone still familiar with packaging for 6.06? My build fails if I have " (= ${binary:Version})" in the .control to specify the version dependency of the -dev package to the main one. This works on all newer versions of Ubuntu and on Debian 4 & 5. What is the correct way to do that on 6.06 that also works for newer versions?
[18:02] <JordiGH> erUSUL: But Gutsy's repos are down, aren't they?
[18:02] <wau> JordiGH, why would you have to do a nonsensical thing like 2 upgrades to get to one
[18:02] <JordiGH> wau: Because that's what ubuntu recommends?
[18:02] <wau> weird
[18:02] <erUSUL> JordiGH: ...yes... maybe there is some historical archive..
[18:03] <wau> i'd just reinstall then
[18:03] <JordiGH> wau: These are servers to which I don't have physical access.
[18:03] <metalfan_> i only get ~900fps with glxgears c2d/2,4ghz.     gf7300le, what could that be?
[18:03] <wau> i see no advantage to upgrading over reinstalling anyways
[18:03] <JordiGH> wau: The advantage is that I can't bring them down.
[18:03] <wau> weird
[18:03] <popenfresh> what folder should i write files to when running cgi scripts?
[18:04] <popenfresh> files like sqlite databases and logs...
[18:04] <a931bw> Hi all
[18:04] <sloopy> metalfan_, what were you expecting?
[18:04] <JordiGH> Does Ubuntu have historical repositories?
[18:04] <a931bw> i have private runescape server
[18:04] <a931bw> How to launch it
[18:04] <a931bw> in ubuntu
[18:04] <erUSUL> !eol
[18:05] <a931bw> Runescape client*
[18:05] <metalfan_> sloopy, ive seen values for the x1900xt that go above 4000
[18:05] <DasEi> JordiGH:backports, hm historical ?
[18:05] <a931bw> Who can help with launching Windows JAVA aplicatins in linux?
[18:05] <erUSUL> JordiGH: with an upgrade there is the need to reboot once at least
[18:06] <JordiGH> erUSUL: Yeah, I can reboot once, but I can't do stuff like download a CD, stick the CD in the tray, and reinstall from it.
[18:06] <metalfan_> a931bw, theres no windows java application
[18:06] <a931bw> hmm
[18:06] <pace_t_zulu> JordiGH: perhaps this link will be of some help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FeistyUpgrades
[18:06] <a931bw> Runescape game client
[18:06] <trmanco> what is this all about -> trmanco-desktop gdm[3548]: WARNING: gdm_slave_xioerror_handler: Fatal X error - Restarting :0 ?
[18:06] <erUSUL> JordiGH: i understand that... i do not know for sure if there exist some historical repo...
[18:07] <pace_t_zulu> JordiGH: this link also could be helpful: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GutsyUpgrades
[18:07] <sloopy> metalfan_, my FX5200 (AGP) only does 870fps, so it seems about right...
[18:07] <JordiGH> pace_t_zulu: Okay, thanks, I'll try that.
[18:07] <JordiGH> With Hardy I should be good until 2011, right?
[18:08] <a931bw> Just do interpid >.<
[18:08] <JordiGH> a931bw: This is for a server. Intrepid isn't LTS, is it?
[18:08] <metalfan_> sloopy, ok...then i will get an x1900 later from a friend and test
[18:08] <w0ls0n> !w 04093
[18:08] <w0ls0n> oops
[18:08] <mati_> list
[18:08] <sloopy> metalfan_, yeah its a combo of things, video card is biggest, cpu also contributes
[18:09] <samwilliamh> hi
[18:09] <Skaarj> hi, im trying to set up an route, but my box ignores it : http://pastebin.com/d6604099
[18:09] <erUSUL> JordiGH: maybe this ones http://repository.debuntu.org/#howtouse
[18:09] <pace_t_zulu> JordiGH: this link should help with Release/Support dates: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
[18:09] <JordiGH> erUSUL: Sweet! :D
[18:09] <metalfan_> sloopy, the weird thing is that glxgears goes to 900 fps with 1.2ghz and 2.4ghz
[18:09] <samwilliamh> can anyone here help me with VNCing into an ubuntu server?  it doesn't reach the login screen because it reports an error of there being no screens
[18:10] <erUSUL> JordiGH: sorry they seem to be for only a few packages...
[18:10] <a931bw> How to unpack .rar?
[18:10] <bonhoffer> i am having trouble starting vmware player -- it is having trouble getting access to /dev/mem || can i change permissions on this?
[18:11] <bonhoffer> to, say, give group/others permissions?
[18:11] <bonhoffer> vmware crashes after about 10 seconds on 8.10
[18:11] <metalfan_> sudo echo "quake3.x86 0 0 direct" > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/oss          why do i get permission denied?
[18:11] <samwilliamh> can anyone here help me with VNCing into an ubuntu server?  it doesn't reach the login screen because it reports an error of there being no screens.  it works when i have a screen plugged into it, but i can't do that all the time because it's acting as a server
[18:11] <Pici> !rar > a931bw
[18:11] <qwertpoiuy> hey! whenever i "cp -R /media/cdrom0 ~/contentfromdisc" then the when i look in contentfromdisc, i have to sudo to edit files, etc. (the dir has a padlock when looking gui) how can i cp without getting this? :-)
[18:12] <Pici> metalfan_: sudo does not cross IO redirection operators, so do something like: echo foo | sudo tee /bar/baz
[18:12] <erUSUL> Pici: do you know of any "archival" gutsy repositories so people can still upgrade ?
[18:12] <Pici> erUSUL: old-releases
[18:12] <sloopy> metalfan_, yeah with low numbers like that cpu isnt limiting factor, but in higher (f.e. try running at 600-700Mhz you wont get 900fps
[18:12] <erUSUL> Pici: o ok thanks ;)
[18:13] <w0ls0n> what I don't understand is my freenx takes so long to connect
[18:13] <samwilliamh> can anyone help me?
[18:13] <erUSUL> JordiGH: Pici has the ansewr... is old-releases http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/
[18:13] <sloopy> greetings all, i have a laptop (HP Pavillion ze5730us 2.8Ghz celeron, 512MB ram) and when i play dvd's cpu is at 100% playback starts choppy and then continues to be spotty, copying data from dvd to HD goes only at 1MB/sec and dma is enabled on DVD drive, any ideas on what could cause this?
[18:14] <JordiGH> erUSUL: I think this was all for naught. Looks like gutsy is still hosted for now.
[18:15] <vigo> sloopy: speed of copy versus speed of device or media?
[18:15] <bitshuffler> Or in other words: Is it ok to use "(= ${Source-Version})" instead of "(= ${binary:Version})" to specify the version dependency of -dev packages also on newer Ubuntu / Debian versions since the binary one doesn't work on 6.06?
[18:15]  * baaabaam looolo yooy
[18:15] <ikonia> baaabaam: ?
[18:16] <Guest26330> hey how do I install eclipse 3.4.2?
[18:16] <ikonia> Guest26330: if it's not in the repo's it's best to log a request for a package update
[18:16] <Brucevdk> samwilliamh: I have no experience with this, but as you're not getting any replies, have you tried searching? e.g. http://www.google.com/search?q=vnc+headless+ubuntu
[18:17] <Guest26330> ikonia: they just ahve a tar.gz for download...
[18:17] <sloopy> vigo, seems to be an issue with read speed from the device, so makes watching dvd's not possible
[18:17] <ikonia> Guest26330: that's not an ubuntu package - log a request for ubuntu (http://www.launchpad.net) to update the package
[18:17] <bonhoffer> has anyone gotten vmplayer to work on ubuntu 8.10?
[18:18] <jackstraw> hey, i am having trouble playing dvds with ubuntu, can anyone help?
[18:18] <sloopy> jackstraw, what kind of problem?
[18:18] <leeguy92> hey all
[18:18] <a7a> rumpel
[18:18] <jackstraw> it isnt playing any dvd I put in
[18:18] <Guest26330> ikonia: i don't know how to do that...never used launcpad
[18:18] <sloopy> jackstraw, useing what player?
[18:18] <Skaarj> hi, im trying to set up an route, but my box ignores it : http://pastebin.com/d6604099
[18:18] <a7a> rumpel  there /
[18:18] <jackstraw> totem
[18:19] <a7a> ???
[18:19] <ikonia> a7a: are you not banned ?
[18:19] <sloopy> jackstraw, did you add medibuntu repo's and add the libdvdcss package?
[18:19] <jackstraw> no, how do I do that
[18:19] <a931bw> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154829/
[18:19] <a931bw> How to get it work on linux?
[18:20] <vigo> sloopy: so it could also be a write error, like when recording or copying , option choose best quality or choose best speed or somesuch thing could be a factor?
[18:20]  * Skif finds it particularly annoying when he logs in for once in a blue moon to complain about something only to discover it's already been fixed. :-)
[18:21] <sloopy> jackstraw, front page of medibuntu.org has info on adding the repo, then in synaptic select, 'origin' in bottom left,  and select the medibuntu free and it is there
[18:21] <a931bw> i wan't op >.<
[18:22] <sloopy> vigo, drive is read only for DVD, only concerned about reading, using laptop for work to watch dvd's
[18:22] <jackstraw> alright Ill try that. thanx alot!!!!!
[18:22] <a931bw> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154829/
[18:22] <a931bw> How to get it work?
[18:22] <LjL> ikonia, AGH at your banmasks
[18:22] <sloopy> jackstraw, np, but searching google 'ubuntu play dvds' would point you at this ;')
[18:23] <sloopy> a931bw, i want a filled cash register ;')
[18:23] <ikonia> LjL: 41.* ?
[18:23] <LjL> ikonia: no, !@. that won't work
[18:23] <ikonia> oops
[18:23] <ikonia> fat fingers, thanks
[18:23] <a931bw> ?
[18:23] <vigo> sloopy: How much or how many other programs/tasks or whatnot are also running?
[18:23] <a931bw> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/154829/
[18:23] <a931bw> HOW?
[18:23] <a931bw> i need fast
[18:23] <FloodBot1> a931bw: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:23] <dassouki> is tehre any recommended best of practive way to partition my harddrive : 15% windows, 15% ubuntu, and 70% documents/data ?
[18:24] <scunizi> I have a directory of several mp3's that I need to rename.  The current name is <something>_-_track<1-26>.mps and I want to change the <something> portion to a different name but leave the track info intact.. I know this can be done on the cli.  Any suggestions?
[18:24] <sloopy> vigo, nothing tried, with standard ubuntu install and also with icewm (for lower mem usage) same...
[18:25] <erUSUL> scunizi: what would be that different name?
[18:25] <erUSUL> scunizi: is something you extract from the file ? the dir?
[18:26] <sloopy> hmm windows gotta love crashes :'/
[18:26] <metalfan_> options snd-emu10k1 mmap_valid=1       this is needed for quake3, where can i add that on ubuntu?  /etc/modrobe.d/alsa-base?
[18:26] <erUSUL> scunizi: easy-tag can mass rename mp3 based on its id3 tags
[18:26] <scunizi> erUSUL: <something_different>_-_track<1-26>.mp3 ... the <1-26> is the reference for the 26 different tracks.. not an extraction but a rip from a cd
[18:26] <sloopy> vigo, sry didnt see if there was a response after
[18:26] <scunizi> erUSUL: there are no id3 tags on these files.. they are not ripped from a commercial cd
[18:26] <tyler_d> erUSUL: no no... he means NIN_track1_album3.mp3 for example....
[18:27] <deany> eaqsytag can grab from cddb and rename files and edit id3`s
[18:27] <scunizi> tyler_d: erUSUL or just 1_<name>.mp3 as the end result with the <1> changing for each track.. 1...2...3..4 etc.
[18:27] <deany> easytag*
[18:28] <scunizi> deany: there's no cddb info
[18:28] <deany> umm, what cd is it
[18:28] <erUSUL> scunizi: you can cook up a bash script that loops over the files and rename them with a counter
[18:29] <scunizi> I'm just looking to rename the files .. erUSUL that's the right direction!
[18:29] <darrenlooby> I'm using Hosts to forward to my local LAN webserver. Both machines are Ubuntu. I'm using my own TLD as .ts - and I'd like *.ts to go to the server and not have to www.bla.ts - any hints?
[18:29] <deany> scunizi, easytag can rename
[18:29] <vigo> sloopy: I was just asking about what packages or other stuff is also running that could be a factor in the chopping or corrupted data streams.
[18:29] <scunizi> deany: en-mass? or one at a time?
[18:29] <deany> mass
[18:29] <scunizi> k
[18:30] <sloopy> vigo, yeah its a stock 8.1 install nothing special added except medibuntu for the dvd playback
[18:30] <sloopy> vigo, all special desktop effects turned off
[18:32] <supersasho> msi tv@nywhere, sound doesnt work on tvtime, ubuntu 8.10, gnome, kernel 2.6.27-13
[18:32] <vigo> sloopy: Only one DVD or any DVD?
[18:33] <sloopy> vigo, any dvd played
[18:33] <Knirgh> Yay just got X.org to work through SSH in windows :)
[18:33] <jackstraw> alright I tried this and I am compleatly lost
[18:33] <Knirgh> jackstraw: what was your question?
[18:33] <sloopy> vigo, all pressed, all play fine on other machines here (3 desktops, 2 laptops)
[18:34] <jackstraw> I cant get ubuntu to play dvds
[18:34] <sloopy> jackstraw, try using vlc top play them
[18:34] <vigo> sloopy: Try it on a higher spec system, liveCD, that will tell you if is the hardware or the install. I guess.
[18:35] <jackstraw> alright I am lost.... I need an explination
[18:35] <vigo> sloopy: oh, ok, it sounds like that machines hardware is goofing it up.
[18:35] <sloopy> vigo, i am guessing hardware, video from HD plays fine, just dvd's dont play properly, reading works with not errors slow, but works
[18:35] <philip888> hi what app can use to make a remaster of my system? A live cd or dvd of my install.
[18:36] <Pici> !dvd | jackstraw
[18:36] <vigo> sloopy: We are in agreement on that, so solution found.
[18:36] <sloopy> vigo, i changed the cache on the DVD (default was 256) set it at 8192 went bad real fast, but 4096 was a little better
[18:37] <sloopy> vigo, but question is, what is causeing it to read so slow, dvd drive itself is brand new (just bought, old one was going bad)
[18:38] <bonhoffer> firefox crashes all the time on my 8.10 -- anyone had the same problem?
[18:38] <vigo> sloopy: any L2 cache adjustments or some kind of light overclocking may be a help.
[18:38] <xnmrph> Hi, In the last couple of days, I've had "mounts" getting corrupted. ls -la of /media gives "d?????????  ? ?    ?       ?                ? 1601" for one of my mount points. Ubuntu thinks it is still mounted but cannot access it. This also happened the other day to another mount point /media/temp....any ideas?
[18:38] <sloopy> vigo, a 2.8Ghz shouldnt need to be OC's to play dvd's my laptop (1.8Ghz can play them no problem with other apps runnign)
[18:39] <DasEi> xnmrph: corrupt fs ? usb hot-removed ?
[18:39] <vigo> sloopy: Yes, I agree, are they all linux or dual boot?
[18:39] <xnmrph> DasEI - it's an NTFS partition on an IDE drive. No hot removal.
[18:40] <xnmrph> DasEI - it's being used primarily by virtualbox. I've just, ironically, installed 9.04 RC1 to a virtual HDD that resides on that mount
[18:40] <dingdong> just reformatted an ntfs partition with gparted, yet gparted still reports >70mb is used. Vista reports it as blank... Whats up with this?? and, how to repair it?
[18:40] <kromar> hi
[18:40] <sloopy> 4 linux, one windows xp (linux partition is corrupted)
[18:41] <DasEi>  xnmrph: have you windows system to check the drive ?
[18:41] <DasEi> a*
[18:41] <ruben23> hi
[18:41] <xnmrph> DasEI - no, I haven't. You mean to run a chkdsk on it from windows ?
[18:41] <kromar> i had a problem with blender which locked everything and i had to power off the computer. now it wont open anymore, i tried reinstalling it but it doesn't help:( any idea how to fix this?
[18:42] <vigo> sloopy: That sounds like the area I would investigate, re-install or repair the messed up stuff, too many I/Os can be a bad draw on any box.
[18:42] <DasEi>  xnmrph: yes, ; could try : sudo hdparm -z /dev/sdX,  but be carefull with other options of hdparm (that will just re-read partition table)
[18:43] <sloopy> vigo, no i mean on other machine plays dvd's np, this machine in question has fresh 8.1 install (was install last week)
[18:43] <DasEi>  xnmrph: what does fdisk -l display about the drive ?
[18:43] <xnmrph> Are there any "NTFS chkdsk" tools for Ubuntu ?
[18:43] <ernie_eu> !ntfs
[18:44] <xnmrph> fdisk reports that it has a GPT file system on it. It doesn't - it's NTFS
[18:44] <xnmrph> Id "ee"
[18:44] <lianimator> how can I save a fast-forwarded version of an avi??
[18:44] <lianimator> I have avidemux, but can't seem to find the filter.
[18:45] <ernie_eu> wow
[18:45] <vigo> sloopy: Sure sounds like a hardware issue. You stated just installed new or newer DVD, may be a mismatch to the MOBO set.
[18:45] <ernie_eu> the use something like ultimate boot cs xnmrph
[18:45] <ruben23> hi how to join windows workgroup on ubuntu 8.10 desktop
[18:45] <ernie_eu> http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/
[18:46] <sloopy> vigo, same exact model, same compaq/hp replacement part no. this is a laptop
[18:46] <ernie_eu> you boot the cd
[18:46] <ernie_eu> and you can choose plenty of tools
[18:46] <ernie_eu> fdisks and whatever you need
[18:46] <kromar> so nobody knows how to fix this blender problem?
[18:47] <dingdong> I just reformatted an ntfs partition with gparted, yet gparted still reports >70mb is used. Vista reports it as blank... Whats is this ghost-space?
[18:47] <feedmechicken> I just restarted Ubuntu and Firefox suddenly has no bookmarks or history! What happened and how can I fix this?
[18:47] <xnmrph> That's odd. I have two IDE hard disks and two SATA disks in this machine. The two IDE drives are formatted with NTFS but I am using virtualbox running freenas to mount a virtual HDD on each of these drives as a RAID1 array (yes, I know...I'm testing). The freenas virtual drives probably are something like GPT or UFS or something but, for whatever reason, it looks like Ubuntu is seeing them as such. The other disk is reporting as GPT but I can access that and it'
[18:47] <michaels> hi, is there any way to get a repo for the hardy packports for a non-standard arch (lpia) on launchpad? the packages are there, I just need to get them hooked up with apt...
[18:48] <vigo> sloopy: Replace it, it certainly sounds like that unit has a defect, if medium plays or works on other boxes, then the device is bad.
[18:48] <ernie_eu> feedmechicken: shi**t happnens
[18:48] <ernie_eu> feedmechicken: no honeslty, you can rebuild your profile
[18:49] <DasEi>  xnmrph:  scrounge-ntfs is there. though I never used it, testdisk might also be worth a look if ntfs support is installed
[18:49] <ernie_eu> but that is pain, in the future it is good to make bakcups using mozbackup
[18:49] <vigo> feedmechicken: backups are good to do
[18:49] <feedmechicken> ernie_eu: how do I do that? It still seems to have the bookmarks backups and extensions.
[18:49] <vigo> !backups
[18:49] <krammer_> hello, new hd I want to install ubuntu I am in the console with (initramfs)what do I do next
[18:49] <DasEi> xnmrph: I haven't followed for a moment, can you still acces the drive ?
[18:49] <sloopy> vigo, yeah i am starting to think that, i just put a dvd drive in an external case ihave sitting around and its playing pressed DVD fine through usb (1.1 usb)
[18:49] <xnmrph> DasEI - thanks. Did you see what I wrote at 18:47 ?
[18:50] <ernie_eu> feedmechicken: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=663985
[18:50] <vigo> sloopy: Yes, I am thinking bad device, the supplier should give you a working one.
[18:50] <dingdong> feedmechicken: did you reboot onto the liveCD by mistake?
[18:50] <feedmechicken> dingdon: no
[18:50] <mkeith> does anyone know how to get a logitech quickcam e 3500 to work in ubuntu jaunty?
[18:51] <sloopy> vigo, and i though ebay was my friend ;')
[18:51] <krammer_> hello, new hd I want to install ubuntu I am in the console with (initramfs)what do I do next
[18:51] <philip888> hi what app can use to make a remaster of my system? A live cd or dvd of my install.
[18:52] <MarkJones> Can someone tell me if its possible for me to report bugs and where?
[18:52] <jackstraw_> thanks alot I can play dvds now!!!!!!!!!
[18:52] <jackstraw_> la8r
[18:52] <xnmrph> DasEi - If I run fdisk -l I get both my IDE drives reporting GPT file system but one of them is definitely still mounted and I can access it/properties are reported as NTFS. The other IDE drive is also reported as GPT fs but it has "lost it's mount"/I get the ???????s when I ls -la
[18:52] <ernie_eu> feedmechicken: search google for feedmechicken
[18:52] <ernie_eu> ups
[18:52] <krammer_> hello, new hd I want to install ubuntu I am in the console with (initramfs)what do I do next
[18:52] <supersasho> hi, my sound on tvtime (tvcard msi tv@nywhere) doesnt work, some advice?
[18:52] <Guest23649> Hey is there a wampServer alternative for linux?
[18:52] <ernie_eu> I mean... search google for Fixing Firefox Profile
[18:53] <vigo> sloopy: Too good a response, oh snapo! If it was a legit supplier, maybe they have a reeturn policy, but sure sounds like it is a bad Hardware Device now that you explained it all.
[18:53] <ernie_eu> but I had this situation once, and it was not restorable
[18:53] <sloopy> vigo, its a business i bought from had many instock so exchange shouldnt be a prob
[18:53] <MaT-dg> Im trying to compile the countdown plugin for pidgin but I get an error and have no idea what it means (http://pastebin.com/ddd5a95b)
[18:53] <ernie_eu> Guest23649: xampp
[18:54] <change> i want to contribute to ubuntu as a developer hoe can i start
[18:54] <vigo> sloopy: That is a WHEW!
[18:54] <beachbum_Bob> I lost my home folder
[18:54] <nsdragon> Hello, I'm having a problem with my laptop keyboard and touchpad not working at the login screen on 8.10 64-bit, but they both work fine when I use the LiveCD
[18:54] <supersasho> hi, my sound on tvtime (tvcard msi tv@nywhere) doesnt work, some advice?
[18:54] <DasEi> xnmrph: ?hm, setup  2X ide raid 1 , formatted in ntfs                and 2X ata nfs-system , you say ?
[18:55] <xnmrph> I have 2x SATA which are formatted with various partitions. I also have 2x IDE which are both formatted entirely for NTFS
[18:55] <[_firesoul_]> !conrtib
[18:55] <[_firesoul_]> !contribute
[18:55] <Guest23649> ernie: I tried it, but it don't have the wamp feature of switching php, apache versions and loading/unloading extensions on the fly (if you know what I mean)...
[18:55] <change> i want to contribute to ubuntu as a developer how should i start
[18:56] <qcjn> hi, is there a log file i could check for error..often enough when i ssh to a computer, it tell me "no route to hose" ,,think it's got to do with icecast, but don't see nothing there, in log file ?
[18:56] <xnmrph> On the 2x IDE drives, I have been using some Virtualbox virtual hard disks (.vdi) that make up a RAID1 array (virtually). They ARE formatted for UFS / GPT. Maybe the NTFS (fuse) mounter has a bug where it sees the format within the filesystem incorrectly ?
[18:56] <JuJuBee> Hello.  When I plug in my newly formatted (ext3) portable hd, it mounts as root.  How do I make it mount as me?
[18:56] <ernie_eu> Guest23649: it can switch between php 4 and 5
[18:57] <MarkJones> a hose
[18:57] <MarkJones> lol
[18:57] <DasEi> xnmrph:and now having problems the ide's in ntfs
[18:57] <ernie_eu> Guest23649: why the heck you want to load extensions on the fly ?!?!
[18:57] <krammer_> hello, new hd I want to install ubuntu I am in the console with (initramfs)what do I do next
[18:57] <xnmrph> Yes. I am having a problem with one of the drives but not both
[18:57] <deany> JuJuBee, sudo chown -R yourusername /media/mountpoint
[18:58] <ernie_eu> Guest23649, you can do easily yor self
[18:58] <xnmrph> DasEI, One of the IDE drives I can still access as NTFS (nautilus thinks it is NTFS) and I can read the directory structure. BUT fdisk thinks this is a GPT partition. The other drive is reported as GPT by fdisk BUT I cannot access this partition anymore. It's mount point is corrupted
[18:58] <joshjtl> hey folks, I just installed ubuntu-desktop from kubuntu, when I use firefox in gnome I dont get a window border... no metacity... how can I fix this?
[18:59] <crdlb> joshjtl: it's completely fullscreen?
[18:59] <xangua> joshjtl: does that happend only with FF ¿
[18:59] <joshjtl> xangua: yes
[18:59] <deany> F11
[18:59] <JuJuBee> deany:  Thanks. never thought of that :)
[19:00] <xangua> joshjtl: have you tried 'metacity --replace', or just 'metacity' in the launcher ¿
[19:00] <krammer_> hello, new hd I want to install ubuntu I am in the console with (initramfs)what do I do next
[19:00] <DasEi> xnmrph: unmount it then, try hdparm - z on it, also check gparted for a better overwiew; I assume you have libntfs-3g installed ?
[19:00] <joshjtl> crdlb: got it... thanks it wasnt full screen it was just maxamized beyond desktop... or probably just beyond the panels... but going in and out of fullscreen fixed that
[19:01] <joshjtl> thanks xangua
[19:01] <xangua> jum...
[19:01] <xnmrph> I can't unmount it
[19:01] <supersasho> hello, my sound on tvtime (tvcard msi tv@nywhere) doesnt work, some help?
[19:01] <crdlb> joshjtl: if you're using compiz, then it was fullscreen
[19:02] <xangua> krammer_: have you tried the Live CD ¿
[19:02] <krammer_> the problem i feel is my new hd needs to be formated
[19:02] <joshjtl> crdlb: ok yes i think i am using compiz... but in any case that seemed to be the problem, and the fix
[19:02] <renato_> hi all.... anybody has experienced any problem with intel video cards and 9.04rc?
[19:02] <krammer_> xangua,  I AM brought to a command line with (initramfs)
[19:02] <crdlb> joshjtl: it will happen again unless you disable that feature: in ccsm: Workarounds > legacy fullscreen support
[19:02] <MarkJones> krammer: you need to download 8.04.2 there are hundreds of updates that your 8.04 doesnt have.
[19:02] <d58> hey i cant find drivers to my wireless card
[19:02] <d58> what could i do?
[19:03] <d58> they're 3rd-party
[19:03] <joshjtl> okay thanks crdlb
[19:03] <DasEi> xnmrph: sudo umount -a
[19:03] <supersasho> hello, my sound on tvtime (tvcard msi tv@nywhere) doesnt work, some help?
[19:03] <krammer_> MarkJones, i cant even install the os
[19:03] <MarkJones> krammer:ubuntu will format for you.
[19:03] <MarkJones> krammer: the updates may fix that.
[19:03] <DasEi> xnmrph: sudo apt-get install  ntfsprogs ntfs-3g gparted
[19:03] <krammer_> i cant even use the live cd i am brought to this (initramfs)
[19:04] <DasEi> xnmrph: sudo gparted
[19:04] <dstrbdfrk1> how can i update my add/remove so when i install a program i install the newest version
[19:04] <MarkJones> 8.04 is old
[19:04] <xnmrph> DasEi, I think I have an idea what has happened. Or part of it, anyway. In my fstab file, I mount the drives as /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1 etc. But it appears that one of the drives is no longer that mount. One is /dev/sde and the other is /dev/sdb
[19:04] <renato_> i cant load the advanced visual efects with my x3100? any body has any ideia how to deal with it?
[19:04] <bonhoffer> how do i find my path to my jdk
[19:04] <DasEi> !latest | dstrbdfrk1:
[19:05] <MarkJones> I meant as old as in 8.04 vs 8.04.2 BTW
[19:05] <churl> what's a good application to use if i just want to record audio (from the mic input) when the audio only comes from time to time, and not record all the blank air.  Any ideas or directions to point me?
[19:05] <eseven73> bonhoffer, locate jdk I think, you might have to do sudo updatedb first
[19:05] <DasEi>  dstrbdfrk1:apt fetches the latest from the repos ,apt-get update, apt-get upgrade for installed ones
[19:05] <bonhoffer> eseven73, doesn't do it
[19:05] <krammer_> MarkJones, i used ubuntu when it was gutsy
[19:05] <DasEi> xnmrph: what does gparted show ?
[19:06] <philip888> does ubuntu have a remaster utility?
[19:06] <MarkJones> What does Gutsy have to do with your situation now? You need an updated image to start.If your not willing to do that then Im not willing to go further.
[19:06] <krammer_> man you are a new as they come
[19:07] <HeXiLeD> what is the basic kde package name ?  can we install it without install the whole kde ?
[19:07] <Pici> !remaster > philip888
[19:07] <HeXiLeD> kde-core?
[19:07] <krammer_> ur saying i can use this 8.04 because the kernel has been update
[19:07] <krammer_> *cant
[19:07] <xnmrph> DasEi, for the drive that is still mounted, gparted reports that it is ntfs and has flags msftres
[19:07] <mikebeecham> can I ask a (probably) over-used question....Evolution or Thunderbird?  Which one would be better?
[19:07] <TheMadBeaver> kubuntu-desktop is the meta package isn't it?
[19:08] <MarkJones> HexiLeD:KDE is a number of packages.
[19:08] <eseven73> TheMadBeaver, yep
[19:08] <HeXiLeD> MarkJones whats the name of the basic package ?
[19:08] <xnmrph> DasEi, for the drive where the mount is corrupted, it reports ntfs and the same flags BUT there is no padlock next to the filesystem description. For the mounted drive, there is a padlock next to the partition type
[19:09] <MarkJones> HexiLeD:When you install KDE there is no basic package.There are a bunch of dependencies that go along with it.kde-core
[19:09] <serpico> cioa
[19:09] <DasEi> xnmrph: the one IDE so, and for the other IDE ?
[19:09] <HeXiLeD> MarkJones that includes all the kde packages that we have tof kde ?
[19:09] <HeXiLeD> *for
[19:09] <xnmrph> Yes, both are IDE and both are reported as ntfs by gparted whereas fdisk -l reports them as having GPT filesystems
[19:10] <eseven73> bonhoffer, locate jdk command works on my box no probs, are you sure you did sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk?
[19:10] <MarkJones> HexiLeD: Remeber that if you want a default install of KDE rather than Gnome you can also choose to download Kubuntu ISO image and install that instead.
[19:10] <HeXiLeD> i know.
[19:10] <DasEi> xnmrph: did you try the hdparm - z on them ?
[19:11] <xnmrph> DasEi, I did on one. One moment
[19:11] <^icy-ice^> Hi, if you were able to program, what would be your program for GNU/Linux?
[19:11] <philip888> Pici, thanks
[19:11] <eseven73> ^icy-ice^, don't poll in here
[19:11] <eseven73> !poll
[19:11] <MarkJones> HexiLeD: When you select kde-core from synaptic package manager there are many other packages called dependencies that are selected along with it.They are ALL needed for KDE to work.
[19:11] <supersasho> hello, my sound on tvtime (tvcard msi tv@nywhere) doesnt work, some help?
[19:12] <^icy-ice^> eseven73: I ain't polling. I'm just asking what you're missing in GNU/Linux because I want to work on some useful C project.
[19:12] <eseven73> you're asking for an opinion same thing
[19:12] <Pici> ^icy-ice^: Nevertheless, this isn't a discussion channel, perhaps try #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:12] <^icy-ice^> Pici: ok, thx
[19:13] <Lartza_> Could I somehow transfer all audio from my ubuntu through ethernet/lan/network to other computer?
[19:13] <dhalsim> hi, I'm trying to change the color of selected text. I am trying to do it from gnome-color-chooser but can't find it there
[19:13] <TheMadBeaver> Lartza: yes
[19:13] <phisher1> Lartza_: ftp, sftp, scp, samba
[19:13] <xnmrph> DasEi. OK. I tried that. For the mounted devices I got an error saying it was busy. For the corrupted mount, it didn't report any errors or similar.
[19:14] <HeXiLeD> ok MarkJones i understand that. i just looking to install basic stuff about kde. and for basic i mean .. something that doesn't install tones os applications. (  im not refering to dependencies ) for example . with gentoo you have kde or kde-bse ( just the WMa a few extra things ) with arch linux you also have that kind of choice.
[19:15] <xnmrph> DasEi, for the corrupted mount, it says, "re-reading partition table'
[19:15] <n8wood> anyone using the "move_to_workspace_x" keybindings working in gnome?
[19:15] <xnmrph> DasEi, then if I fdisk -l the device, it reports a GPT file system with an Id of 0xee
[19:15] <Lartza_> Could you tell more?
[19:15] <HeXiLeD> MarkJones : with debian : kde - the K Desktop Environment official modules and kde-core - the K Desktop Environment core modules
[19:15] <MarkJones> HexiLeD:kde-core is basic
[19:15] <mili> http://www.xfce-look.org/content/show.php/DarkSide?content=100906
[19:16] <MarkJones> yes
[19:16] <n8wood> workspace keybindings don't seem to be working for me in gnome.
[19:16] <xnmrph> DasEi. Perhaps what I need to do is to mount these drives via their UUID as one of them isn't the device it was as defined in fstab. It used to be /dev/sda but it seems to have decided that it's not /dev/sde
[19:16] <Lartza_> So if I want to output all my audio so I will hear it on other computer, what I do?
[19:16] <xnmrph> not=now
[19:16] <HeXiLeD> thanks MarkJones
[19:16] <Brucevdk> Lartza_: for local network transfers Samba is pretty easy as it is pre-installed and allow you to easily share folders. Any specific questions?
[19:17] <MarkJones> welcome
[19:17] <Lartza_> Brucevdk: YOu propably all got it wrong
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[19:17] <dhalsim> n8wood: switch to workspace or move to workspace?
[19:17] <Brucevdk> Lartza_: actually I did, since it's not pre-installed, but easily installed
[19:17] <Lartza_> I don't have speakers in one of my computers so I would want to use speakers of another computer
[19:18] <n8wood> dhalsim: "move_to_workspace". Switch works fine for me.
[19:18] <Lartza_> To hear all audio output
[19:18] <wizared> what does "no straem found to handle url dvd://1" mean?
[19:18] <Lartza_> The computer are on direct lan
[19:18] <DasEi1> xnmrph: I can help you there, but gparted and fstab should show according information, sudo blkid gives you correct uuids ((sorry, a vm just went down ))
[19:18] <Pici> !enter
[19:18] <Brucevdk> Lartza_: oh well, that's something else entirely. I never tried it but this is something PulseAudio can do.
[19:18] <Lartza_> But whebn windows is receiving...?
[19:19] <dust> hello, why can't i hear surround in "just only vlc" no other audio/movie players work surround
[19:19] <dust> cat .asoundrc
[19:19] <dust> did i miss something?
[19:20] <wizared> dust: mplayer
[19:20] <dust> wizared: i'll try
[19:20] <dhalsim> n8wood: press alt+f2, type gconf-editor, press apps, metacity, window key bindings
[19:20] <xnmrph> DasEi, I've just added the devices via UUID into fstab. I think the worrying things are that fdisk can see the contents of some of the vdis on these mounts(!) and that it reports differently from fdisk. That can't be right...(?!)
[19:20] <Brucevdk> Lartza_: probably not with PulseAudio, but I bet there are other ways, you could for example capture all sound and probably stream it
[19:20] <thule> hi
[19:20] <xb414> Hello everybody, i just install ubuntu 9.04 on my desktop, but i didn't get the resolution i had under windows (1440x900), can only choose between 4 resolutions ("1280x1024" "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480")
[19:20] <dust> wizared: failed to open .avi file
[19:20] <xb414> http://pastebin.com/m63758de2
[19:20] <Brucevdk> !jaunty | xb414
[19:20] <n8wood> dhalsim: thats where I set up the keybindings, in gconf-editor.
[19:21] <mchan_> if i want to setup a raid10 for just some experiments while ubuntu is installed on a single hdd, will ubuntu need to be configured in order to see the raid?
[19:21] <dhalsim> n8wood: there are options move to workspace, enter a value for them for ex: move to w. 1 is <ALT>1, move to w. 2 is <ALT>2
[19:21] <DasEi1> xnmrph: not really, fdisk -l reads from the partiton-table, not the content
[19:21] <wizared> dust: need right codecs
[19:21] <dust> wizared: can you show me
[19:21] <dhalsim> n8wood: that worked for me
[19:21] <dust> wizared: vlc works fine
[19:21] <dust> probably apt-get install mplayer* ?
[19:21] <Brucevdk> Lartza_: for example, the Linux box could function as a broadcaster, while the Windows box simply tunes in. I guess that would work.
[19:21] <xnmrph> DasEi, how can it be reading the content of the vdi (the only thing that is remotely GPT on my system) if it reads the partition table? Unless this is a coincidence
[19:22] <thule> Can you help me please? I'm looking for compile whit g++ my program that use openGL library, I've this error:  error: invalid use of ‘GLvoid’  I don't know what it is...
[19:22] <n8wood> dhalsim: all my other keybindings are working. just not that one for some reason. Not a big deal tho.
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> !codecs
[19:22] <Lartza_> But what program would capture all sound and transfer it?
[19:22] <Brucevdk> Lartza_: I don't know, I'd have to Google it
[19:22] <xnmrph> DasEi. OK, I've tried a sudo mount -a and get an input/output error when trying to re-mount the corrupted mount (probably not surprising). Is this a reboot job ?
[19:23] <wizared> dust: use package manager to install codecs. youll have to search for the right one.
[19:23] <dust> wizared: package manager ehm
[19:23] <thule> anybody know what's       error: invalid use of ‘GLvoid’    ? pls :(
[19:23] <DasEi1> xnmrph: identifiers in non uuid can chsnge, if you add/remove a drive or change bios, but won't affect fdisk -l showing up correct idetifiers/f-systems
[19:23] <dhalsim> n8wood: check the bindings in compiz or xbindkeys whatever you are using, it can defect that
[19:23] <Lartza_> I dfound out there is pulseaudio fo windows
[19:23] <Lartza_> and "HowTO Stream to a windows box
[19:24] <hgrover> hi everyone--when I boot to my LTSP server, I only see a blinking cursor.  How can I fix this?
[19:24] <n8wood> dhalsim: k, thanks
[19:24] <Lartza_> Thanks all for pointing me to pulseaudio, if this fails I try the streaming too
[19:24] <wizared> dust: what os
[19:24] <hgrover> ubuntu jaunty
[19:24] <matancur_> hello how can i save automatically a print screen as JPG?
[19:24] <xnmrph> DasEi1, that doesn't explain what I'm seeing though. I've just 'sudo umount /dev/sda1' and it has 'unmounted' the dodgy mount. So, via fstab, it had tried to mount /dev/sda1 which doesn't exist according to fdisk.
[19:25] <rubydiamond> Guys..
[19:25] <rubydiamond> what is the alternative of this "sudo tcpdump -i en1 -n -s 0 -w - | grep -a -o -E "Host\: .*|GET \/.*" for ubuntu
[19:25] <xangua> hgrover: for ubuntu jaunty go to #ubuntu+1
[19:25] <DasEi1> xnmrph: you changed fstab, did a mount -a fix the problem ? could you paste your current fstab ?
[19:25] <dust> wizared: wizared sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[19:25] <hgrover> alright xangua--i was guessing it's an LTSP problem though, rather than ubuntu
[19:25] <dust> wizared: i'll try that
[19:25] <rubydiamond> it's for MacOSX http://gist.github.com/90062 , need it for ubuntu
[19:25] <xnmrph> DasEi1, I've just remounted and both drives have appeared and look correct
[19:26] <jortizlinux4pr> Hi Everyone, i have a question, can i upgrade the  Ubuntu RC to a Final release?
[19:26] <Brucevdk> matancur_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5096991&postcount=8
[19:26] <xnmrph> UUID=4339B31B7604462A	/media/1601	ntfs	defaults,locale-en_GB.UTF-8 0 1
[19:26] <hgrover> and I thought this would be a better place to find LTSP info.  I can go there, though
[19:26] <flaminioc> !lista
[19:26] <scunizi> jortizlinux4pr: yes
[19:26] <xnmrph> UUID=5FA78247049AC963 	/media/1602	ntfs	defaults,locale-en_GB.UTF-8 0 1
[19:26] <DasEi1> xnmrph: fdisk -l / acces possible ? last check via gparted-gui ?
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> jortizlinux4pr: you will upgrade seamlessly as you already have the repos
[19:26] <flaminioc> !list
[19:26] <matancur_> thx
[19:26] <dust> wizared: lol, in mplayer the .avi was deleted hehehe
[19:26] <xnmrph> fdisk reports both these as GPT still. Id of 0xee(!)
[19:27] <jortizlinux4pr> scunizi: thanks
[19:27] <scunizi> jortizlinux4pr: np
[19:27] <thule> i hate openGL!
[19:27] <dust> wizared: ok my mplayer is totally broken
[19:27] <xnmrph> DasEi1, fdisk isn't right by the looks of it.
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> thule: why, its an industry standard library
[19:27] <dust> wizared: was there update in medibuntu ?
[19:28] <xnmrph> DasEi1, gparted reports both drives as ntfs
[19:28] <thule> ActionParsnip: do you know why i've   this error: invalid use of ‘GLvoid’
[19:28] <DasEi1> xnmrph: though system has ntfsprogs / ~3g  installed ?
[19:29] <thule> ActionParsnip: I've installed all library freeglut3-dev, build-essential
[19:29] <xnmrph> DasEi1: How do I check that ?
[19:29] <wizared> dust: ?
[19:29] <thule> ActionParsnip: i've libgl.so libglu.so and all include file like glu.h and gl.h
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> thule: what are you trying to compile?
[19:29] <Lartza_> How do I determine what sound backend is in use(pulseaudio etc.)
[19:30] <dust> wizared: what os, i use pc
[19:30] <dust> wizared: ubuntu
[19:30] <thule> ActionParsnip: g++ namefile.cpp -lGL -lGLU -lglut -o file
[19:30] <dust> wizared: woned why all music/player software are 2speaker only
[19:30] <dust> even center front aint working
[19:30] <dust> just with vlc
[19:30] <Pici> !enter
[19:30] <DasEi1> xnmrph: see the upper given command , sec
[19:31] <xnmrph> DasEi1: I recall installing ntfsprogs so I could format drives through gparted to ntfs. But I don't know how to check if that is a fact or what I 'seem to remember'
[19:31] <thule> ActionParsnip: in university lab there is no problem, while at home i've this error
[19:31] <NativeAngels> hello can anyone here tell me why when i login has the apps panel dissapeared
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> thule: http://www.opengl.org/discussion_boards/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=243052
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> thule: you may find you have a later gcc version
[19:32] <thule> ActionParsnip: ok! thank you!
[19:32] <seb-> Is everyone getting bit by the $HOME/.gvfs bug? I noticed all newer version still have this bug.  Is there any fix?  Can I turn off gvfs? I don't even know if i need it
[19:33] <wizared> does anyone know what "no stream found to handle url dvd://1" means
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> wizared: have you installed libdvdcss2
[19:34] <wizared> ActionParsnip: yes
[19:34] <Pici> seb-: What bug is that?
[19:34] <MartianW> I'm going to handle some sensitive files, and I'd like to prevent them leaking from a specific folder through autosave or some other suchlike unknown feature. So I thought I'd create a user with permissions to modify only that folder and then use su to run the program that uses them. Would that work?
[19:35] <DasEi1> xnmrph: I gave you that line above ; sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs ntfs-3g
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> wizared: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mplayer/+bug/197068
[19:35] <seb-> MartianW: root could still read those files
[19:35] <xnmrph> DasEi1, they're already installed
[19:36] <MartianW> seb-, that would be fine. I'm just worried about them being saved somewhere else while unencrypted.
[19:36] <DasEi1> xnmrph: so can you access the content again now ?
[19:36] <seb-> MartianW: can you put them in a directory you know isn't saved? i'm not aware of any "autosave" feature
[19:37] <xnmrph> DasEi1, Yes, since I remounted. There are two things I don't understand, though. 1) Why Ubuntu tried to mount a device that didn't exist, though (/dev/sda1 was in fstab but didn't exist according to gparted AND fdisk). 2) Why fdisk is reporting these file systems as GPT when they are NTFS (which is what gparted reports them as)
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> xnmrph: it may be in fstab as a UUID instead of /dev/<whatever>
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> !blkid
[19:39] <MartianW> seb-, I'm worried that the software that will be modifying them has a bug that would make a copy somewhere else.
[19:39] <xnmrph> ActionParsnip, it wasn't in fstab as UUID. I only just added it.
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> xnmrph: ok, was worth a shot
[19:40] <WoLf_Loonie> Hello, and sorry to disturb. I'm having a small issue with APT.. I can't find how to configure it to NOT use ipv6.
[19:40] <seb-> MartianW: perhaps run that software chroot?
[19:40] <DasEi1> xnmrph: at bootup and with your otion defaults ubuntu "works"  through fstab, drive not found > see dmesg or syslog;  fdisk / gpt is strange to me, maybe cause of mtab, try hdparm -t z  again or even restart hal
[19:40] <DasEi1> hparm -z *
[19:40] <Turtle_> use Hello, Android to type an entire paragraph just for fun
[19:41] <Turtle_> I am new to programming and this is a great OS to begin with
[19:41] <wizared> unable to mount media. any one know what that means
[19:41] <MartianW> seb-, that sounds perfect. So it won't be able to touch anything outside of the chroot enviroment?
[19:41] <Turtle_> it means that it is unable to mount your disc or drive or card or what have you
[19:41] <seb-> wizared: could mean anything....you may need to be root
[19:41] <seb-> MartianW: yup
[19:41] <MartianW> Thanks a lot.
[19:42] <Turtle_> oh i am going to android
[19:42] <Turtle_> bye
[19:42] <xnmrph> DasEi1, I already tried that a few times and fdisk still reports them as GPT. Like I said, there are Virtualbox HDDs (vdis) on these partitions that ARE GPT as I have a virtual Freenas RAID1 array running across these two IDE drives. But they are formatted for NTFS for the purposes of Ubuntu. It's as though something can see the content of the partitions and mistakenly reports them as GPT/UFS
[19:42] <jokoon> Hello, I have the community driven ubuntu build for powerpc, since 1 week or so it doesn't update anymore (can't update package info) are the powerpc repo down ?
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> WoLf_Loonie: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=87798
[19:43] <DasEi1> xnmrph: it'll be the raid, the vbox-'hd's are haandled as files
[19:44] <WoLf_Loonie> ActionParsnip: not what I need, sorry. I use IPv6. I just want to disable it under apt
[19:44] <WoLf_Loonie> And that "turn off ipv6" is the only answer I found searching on internet =(
[19:45] <RAMco> hi all
[19:45] <xnmrph> DasEi1, What do you mean by "it'll be the RAID" ? On these IDE drives I have the following. An Ubuntu virtual HDD, a 70GB RAID virtual HDD on one drive. On the other is a Freenas 128MB virtual HDD and the other virtual RAID HDD (70GB)
[19:45] <RAMco> i need some help with installing a driver for my webcam on ubuntu
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> !webcam | RAMco
[19:46] <xnmrph> DasEi1, but these are just files, right? Just files that pretend to be a HDD to Virtualbox. I don't see how anything could mistake them for the partition type
[19:46] <RAMco> ActionParsnip,  i have looked at that site and still have issues
[19:47] <Brucevdk> RAMco: is your webcam listed as supported?
[19:47] <RAMco> yes
[19:47] <RAMco> Brucevdk, yes it is
[19:48] <Brucevdk> RAMco: so what kind of issues are you having?
[19:48] <DasEi1> xnmrph: so you created a 70 g raid partiton on each ide, where did you set the raid ? ubuntu or vbox ?
[19:48] <RAMco> well i downloaded the driver and when i run "make" i get an error 2
[19:49] <Brucevdk> RAMco: what instructions are you following?
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: did you install build-essential
[19:49] <RAMco> Brucevdk,  im new to linux so i dont understand that much
[19:49] <RAMco> ActionParsnip,  yes i did
[19:49] <wizared> How do you find the mount point for a dvd if its not in mount
[19:50] <xnmrph> DasEI1, I created a virtual machine in Vbox with 3 virtual HDDs. On one IDE drive (160GB), I put 1x128MB HDD for Freenas and 1x70GB HDD. On the other IDE drive I put 1x70GB HDD. I then installed Freenas onto this Vbox then told it to build a RAID1 array using the two 70GB virtual HDDs
[19:50] <RAMco> ActionParsnip,  i ran this command for the build-essential
[19:50] <RAMco> ActionParsnip,  sudo apt-get install build-essential
[19:50] <xnmrph> DasEi1, Do you follow so far ?
[19:51] <Flesje> Apr 20 20:02:33 srv01 kernel: [11047.544578] exim[12214]: segfault at 8 rip 81ea985 rsp ffa58460 error 4
[19:51] <Flesje> how to fix that?
[19:51] <Brucevdk> RAMco: as I asked before, what instructions are you following? Link?
[19:51] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: ok can you pastebin the output of ./configure when you have your pwd in the source folder
[19:51] <sporkboy> does anybody understand this new gpsbabel usb format? I can't get it to work. used to just use /dev/ttyUSB0
[19:51] <Brucevdk> ActionParsnip: I'll let you take this one ;-)
[19:51] <RAMco> Brucevdk,  well i extacted the driver
[19:52] <RAMco> Brucevdk,  navigated to the folder and run the command make thats where im stuck and none of the software recognize the webcam, but when i run "lsusb" its there
[19:52] <xnmrph> DasEi1: The IDE drives that I am creating these virtual HDDs on are BOTH formatted for NTFS by gparted in Ubuntu. Only the virtual machine knows that these virtual RAID drives are formatted for UFS/GPT as Freenas is based on FreeBSD which uses that file format.
[19:52] <RAMco> ActionParsnip,  ok just a min
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: configure is usually needed before make
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> !paste | RAMco
[19:53] <RAMco> ActionParsnip,  what do u mean ./configure ?
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: cd into the source folder with the makefile file, type the command
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: ./configure
[19:54] <DasEi1> xnmrph: though I do, but that becomes overhelming, as I can't imagine how the vbox or the installer of it's inside apps set up their raid info, don't think guessing what irritates fdisk makes sense so; you can access them again, fire up vbox and try
[19:54] <purvesh> any 1 know how 2 run php file at ubuntu i had installed php in my pc
[19:55] <geto> after a regular install, anything else need to be done with security or whatever?
[19:55] <RAMco> ActionParsnip,  this is what i get bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
[19:55] <DasEi1> geto: google ubuntu perfekt desktop
[19:55] <geto> OK
[19:55] <meshuggah_> ok
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> geto: no not really, you can install a firewall if you wish, if you are behind a router its not really needed
[19:56] <meshuggah_> The_Acadien, ask your ubuntulog question there
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: ok then jump to make
[19:56] <xnmrph> DasEi1, vbox doesn't care. It's just running Freenas as far as I am concerned and Freenas is building a software RAID1 array on the two 70GB HDDs that I provide to it. There is no simulated hardware RAID controller in vbox. It's all software.
[19:56] <meshuggah_> hello caty
[19:56] <geto> OK, I am behind a router.  I was just wondering.
[19:56] <caty> meshuggah_, hey
[19:56] <n2diy> my dvd player stopped auto mounting?
[19:57] <xnmrph> DasEi1. I've restarted the Freenas vm and it is moaning about the RAID1 array being degraded so it's rebuilding it now (after I had to force a removal of the "missing" drive then re-add it)
[19:57] <DasEi1> xnmrph: so I have no clue then, if restarting hal or reboot doesn't change, file a bug ?
[19:57] <The_Acadien> hey
[19:57] <The_Acadien> can anyone help me with ubuntu a ran into a problem ?
[19:57] <RAMco> Brucevdk, http://paste.ubuntu.com/154882/ these are the steps im using
[19:57] <mib_p50jee9q> can anyone help me with a freezing dvd player?
[19:57] <xnmrph> DasEi1, What is HAL and how would I restart it? Is that some kind of automounting daemon?
[19:57] <ActionParsnip> geto: you should run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade    this will give you full updates
[19:58] <DasEi1> xnmrph: I can only guess there on your setup, so I'll stop it; HAL= hardware abstraction layer
[19:58] <DasEi1> !hal
[19:58] <mib_p50jee9q> media playter lets me play cd's, but not dvds
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: 1. Users can compile  2. You should NOT use sudo su
[19:58] <xnmrph> DasEi1, OK, that's strange. One of the virtual HDDs has not gone missing. I give up ;-)
[19:58] <geto> Yea, I have updated a lot.
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> mib_p50jee9q: have you got libdvdcss2 installed
[19:58] <xnmrph> now = not
[19:59] <mib_p50jee9q> is that a codec addon?
[19:59] <mib_p50jee9q> or, how can i check?
[19:59] <DasEi1> xnmrph: just little bit harder.. O:-)
[19:59] <xangua> mib_p50jee9q: libdvdcss2 is aviable in Medibuntu repository
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> !medibuntu | mib_p50jee9q
[20:00] <xnmrph> DasEi1: Moral of the story? Don't try to build a virtual Freenas system with software RAID1 on Virtualbox in Ubuntu.
[20:00] <xangua> mib_p50jee9q: it is used to play comercial dvd¿s
[20:00] <dmonkey17> I have a linux box. When I log into the box remotely, I want to run a script, but only from remote locations (ie. not when I login at the box itself). Are there environment variables I can use, or some program that will query if I'm looging in remotely or not?
[20:01] <DasEi1> xnmrph: or ask, learn more checks, repair acces and read the nice manual, find out where that raid-info gets stored
[20:01] <mib_p50jee9q> oh yes, i did download that
[20:01] <purvesh> ubottu: do u know how 2 run php file at ubuntu i had installed php in my pc
[20:01] <RAMco> ActionParsnip,  ok i will try
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> purvesh: php <file>  maybe
[20:01] <n2diy> my dvd player stopped auto mounting?
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: sudo su is not advised in ubuntu, if you use sudo -i you will get better results
[20:01] <xnmrph> DasEi1, I can't be arsed ;-) I've spent enough time on this already.
[20:01] <purvesh> ActionParsnip: ya
[20:02] <Pici> dmonkey17: check for existence of $SSH_CLIENT or $SSH_CONNECTION or $SSH_TTY
[20:03] <RAMco> ActionParsnip,  thanks i used sudo -i and i did not get the error
[20:03] <RAMco> ActionParsnip, whats the diff between sudo su and sudo -i
[20:03] <MarkJones> When they release 8.04.3 point release what are the chances of having the same hardware support as 8.10 as far as sound cards etc go? Will they add a new kernel or anything?
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: ubuntu is made to NOT use the root accout, the fact that yours is disabled reduces the security of your system
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> *enabled
[20:04] <DasEi1> xnmrph: anyway, I'd rather check to have 0 or 1 on one hd (partis) and also in a multi-environment usee uuid in the vm's, as vbox also comunnicates with the host OS, somwhwere there
[20:04] <dmonkey17> Oh I should have mentioned that I login using a XDMCP protocol. Thanks anyway.
[20:05] <rtk126> Hello everyone! So I'm looking to remote backup few ubuntu servers. I want a single account, but different permissions... Anyone knows a good solution?
[20:05] <DasEi1> xnmrph: I leave that now, as I can't help further
[20:05] <xnmrph> DasEi1: What do you mean? I'm a little bit at the mercy of Freenas since it's all web interface controlled. What it decides to do is it's business. I just provide the virtual HDDs and point it to them. It should just work
[20:05] <Guest11821> hey I'm trying to install something, and the instructions say "Build librtm first, then rtm-dataengine and finally the plasmoid." ...how do I build something?
[20:05] <DasEi1> xnmrph: I leave that now, as I can't help further
[20:05] <xnmrph> DasEi1, OK, thanks for your felp
[20:05] <purvesh> ActionParsnip: but it is only run at my /var/www  directory
[20:05] <xangua> Guest11821: what are you trying to install¿
[20:06] <xnmrph> help
[20:06] <ActionParsnip> purvesh: its not something I use, try in #php
[20:06] <Toad> hey all... what's the best channel to ask about hosting unofficial apt repos?
[20:06] <Guest11821> xangua: a plasmoid for kubuntu...
[20:06] <Brucevdk> rtk126: elaborate "single account, but different permissions"
[20:06] <phisher1> sorry, farging w/ firewall
[20:06] <purvesh> ActionParsnip: i dont unterstand
[20:07] <DasEi1> !ot > Toad
[20:07] <Toad> I work for an OSS company that's distributing some debs, and need a couple tips for how to structure our apt repository
[20:07] <RAMco> ActionParsnip,  thanks for the info, as i said before im very new to linux systems do u recommend a site when i can get a complete "idiots" :) guide to lurnin linux and ubuntu ??
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> purvesh: maybe the guys in #php can advise
[20:07] <Toad> DasEi1: how is that OT?
[20:07] <dmonkey17> Just to make it clear -- how can I tell if I am logged in remotely via XDMCP?
[20:07] <rtk126> Brucevdk: We have multiple divisions, so I would like divisions to use the same billing account, and if possible our master admin to see all backups, but each division to only have access to their own backups
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: websearching and use. I strongly recommend you re-disable your root account that you enabled for some strange reason
[20:07] <DasEi1> Toad: not at all, last lwast
[20:08] <NoOneImportant> is there an eclipse package that doesn't depend on gcj?
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> !info eclipse
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> hmm
[20:08] <RAMco> ActionParsnip,  how do i do that ?
[20:08] <NoOneImportant> AFAIK, it requires gcj
[20:08] <wizared> how do i get my cdrom to auto mount
[20:08] <purvesh> ActionParsnip: in which network i contact him
[20:08] <scunizi> RAMco: here's a start.. download the pdf.. http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download.html
[20:09] <Brucevdk> rtk126: that shouldn't be too hard, have you already choosen a backup utility?
[20:09] <sporkboy> I just went for jaunty, and now /dev/ttyUSB0 is gone. how do I get to it now?
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: sudo passwd -l root
[20:09] <purvesh> ActionParsnip: what should i have 2 write 2 connect that type of person
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty | sporkboy
[20:09] <scunizi> sporkboy: check in #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty help
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> purvesh: /join #php
[20:10] <bonhoffer> i can't mount my ntfs external drive . . . just mounted this am
[20:10] <geto> exit
[20:10] <bonhoffer> nautilus sees it
[20:10] <sporkboy> thx
[20:10] <rtk126> brucevdk: That's what I'm looking... I like SpiderOak, but I'm not sure if they can do with my security requirements... IBackup might be a solution, but I want to get some opinions...
[20:10] <scunizi> !polls | rtk126
[20:10] <dmonkey17> Erm, is there another place I can ask this question?
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> !ntfs3g | bonhoffer
[20:11] <purvesh> ActionParsnip: pls say me how i'm new. so i have 2 write in this only or move from ubuntu network
[20:11] <RAMco> ActionParsnip, i get Password ch\anged.
[20:11] <prki0> hi. does someone can tell me the difference between the CD- and the DVD distribution of ubuntu? is there better driver support in in DVD-distribution?
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: cool, its been changed to nothing, this disables the account
[20:12] <Aranwe> hi, pls how can i set screensaver to none without the gnome clickie .... when i open the screensaver item from menu my laptop completely freezes
[20:12] <RAMco> ok
[20:12] <bonhoffer> ActionParsnip, yeah -- but it worked earlier -- it is an unclean shutdown
[20:12] <ActionParsnip> prki0: the DVD has more language support as well as the other standard DEs on nthe disk by default
[20:12] <RAMco> ActionParsnip,  i still cant seem to get the cam to work on the software
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> RAMco: read the guide for the compile and install is al i can suggest
[20:13] <prki0> ActionParsnip: thanks mate
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> prki0: for most users, the CD is sufficient
[20:13] <DasEi1> prki0: you have a bigger variety of apps you can check live, but basically you can pull up a whole ubuntu-system with a mini-iso
[20:14] <harrimann> anyone use flightgear
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> prki0: just choose a DE (gnome, kde, xfce) and download that iso
[20:14] <Ture> Has anyone else had this bug:  AC3 passtrough makes alsa switch PCM audio exclusively to analog output... which i'm able to correct by restarting alsa and doing this " cat /dev/urandom |ac3dec -R" magic trick... after Using PCM device 'plug:iec958:{AES0 0x0 AES1 0x82 AES2 0x0 AES3 0x2}'
[20:14] <lagreca> hi folks
[20:15] <Ture> and that message fixes the problem
[20:15] <lagreca> i have some issues with grub
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | harrimann
[20:15] <wizared> why did my dvd stop auto mounting and how do i fix it
[20:15] <lagreca> it doesnt load winxp anymore
[20:15] <lagreca> i tried to reinstall it
[20:15] <lagreca> to reconfigure it
[20:15] <lagreca> it only loads ubuntu
[20:16] <lagreca> what can I do?
[20:16] <prki0> no.. my current issue is the lack of drivers in the CD-version. i had the DVD-version some time ago and everything worked fine... i just installed the CD-version (on the same machnine) and even some basic drivers were missing
[20:16] <wizared> lagreca: y do anything
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> lagreca: check the entries in n/boot/grub/menu.lst so that the option for XP is pointing to the right partition
[20:16] <lagreca> but it is
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> lagreca: its not, or it would boot wouldnt it....
[20:16] <lagreca> winxp is installed in the first partition
[20:16] <lagreca> sda1
[20:16] <lagreca> and the menu.lst says (hd0,0)
[20:17] <milen> lagreca?
[20:17] <lagreca> it happened after I reinstalled winxp and then I lost grub
[20:17] <TheFunkbomb> hello new friends
[20:17] <lagreca> yes milen
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> lagreca: can you pastebin the file please
[20:17] <milen> what do you have in your boot file?
[20:18] <lagreca> ok, i'm going to paste the menu.lst
[20:18] <lagreca> can i paste it here?
[20:18] <milen> no
[20:18] <milen> paste it to me
[20:18] <lagreca> ok
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> lagreca: use pastebin
[20:18] <lagreca> i dont know how
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> lagreca: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; pastebinit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[20:19] <KingJamesII> Can anyone here help me get my webcam working? I have an HP DV9000 series laptop
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> lagreca: paste the link in here
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> !webcam | KingJamesII
[20:19] <KingJamesII> ok how do I check to see which cam i have?
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> KingJamesII: lsusb;lspci
[20:21] <carthik> KingJamesII, lspci -vv will turn up the amount of detail you get...
[20:21] <Crazyguy> !jaunty
[20:21] <KingJamesII> got it, thanks guys and gals if necessary
[20:21] <sebsebseb> yeah lots of breakage in 3 days, probably not
[20:22] <Crazyguy> sebsebseb, hopefully not ;)
[20:22] <ActionParsnip> lagreca: do you have the link?
[20:23] <Aranwe> ok, so if anyone would have problem with freezing on screensaver, here is how to disable it from term : gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/gnome-screensaver/idle_activation_enabled "false" :) ... now i am wondering why is it freezing anyway :)
[20:23] <canaima> anyone,,, wich is the easy to use IRC GUI (not terminal/console based) that include minimize to traybar ?
[20:23] <Tetracomm> canaima: Xchat is alright.
[20:23] <racarter> for compiz config settings, what is button 1, button 2 etc?
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> canaima: you can use alltry to tray ANY app (except terminal)
[20:23] <Tetracomm> and it can be minimized to the tray.
[20:23] <xangua> canaima: in Gnome/GTK you have Pidgin and in KDE/QT you have Konversation
[20:24] <racarter> the super button is usually the windows button right, but what is button 1?
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> racarter: button 1 = click, button 2 = middle button, button 3 = menu
[20:24] <racarter> so what is button 4, 5, 6, et al?
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> canaima: pidgin has a tray icon too and cando irc
[20:24] <racarter> by the way, my laptop only has two mouse buttons
[20:24] <ActionParsnip> racarter: depends if your mouse has that many buttons
[20:25] <Tetracomm> canaima: You can also try one that integrates into your browser, such as Chatzilla.
[20:25] <ActionParsnip> racarter: try xev or just press the button when you are asked for input
[20:25] <canaima> yes, you are right
[20:26] <canaima> but what we are searching is,,, (we at http://canaima.softwarelibre.gob.ve/)
[20:26] <wizared> Is it true that some dvd players are not compatible with ubuntu
[20:26] <JPZ> Quick question anyone, I'm planning on downloading ubuntu 8.04 server edition to be installed on a dell poweredge 1750. ( 2 intel dual cores , 4gb mem). Any issues I should be expecting ? I read around that ubuntu desktop doesn't support 4gb of mem, but that server vers does. Anything else I should keep in mind ?
[20:26] <canaima> a irc client that can be customized to be just one clic away from the user
[20:26] <syn-fin2> where all manual pages are stored on ubuntu?
[20:26] <n2diy> my box will automount a Ubuntu disk, but not a dvd?
[20:27] <canaima> we want to include it in the distribution so that any user just clic on the icon in the desktop and the user can communicate with the support team, connected to the #canaima irc channel
[20:27] <Tetracomm> canaima: You can set up Xchat to do that.
[20:27] <canaima> (btw canaima is a debian based, linux distribution, for the Venezuelan public administration)
[20:27] <joejax> which kernel version solves this http://securityfocus.nimp.org/bid/3440 exploit on stable?
[20:28] <canaima> Xchat seems to be the best one
[20:28] <canaima> but, is there any other i can try, besides Xchat ?
[20:28] <canaima> u recommend ?
[20:28] <lesbranton> Where is the best place to troubleshoot sound issues?
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> !irc | canaima
[20:28] <ActionParsnip> !sound | lesbranton
[20:29] <purvesh>  /join #php
[20:29] <canaima> ActionParsnip is a bot ?
[20:29] <firefila> I am new to ubuntu.  is it an user interface of Linux ??
[20:29] <cowbellemoo> canaima: nah, just spends alot of time here
[20:30] <firefila> I am new to linux. what makes you guys use linux ? rather than windows ??
[20:30] <tapha84> salut
[20:30] <KingJamesII> ActionParsnip: are you saying there's a webcam channel? If so I can't find it
[20:30] <cowbellemoo> canaima: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Internet_Relay_Chat_clients
[20:31] <tapha84> someone speak french here
[20:31] <Pici> !fr | tapha84
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> KingJamesII: no, theres a guide for webcams
[20:31] <racarter> how do i make sure i'm getting the latest updates? i mean say I'm using 8.0X and when 9.04 comes out I want to get everything from there
[20:31] <Pici> firefila: #ubuntu-offtopic please, #ubuntu is support only.
[20:31] <wizared> firefila: opensource, less problems
[20:31] <Pici> racarter: When 9.04 comes out there will be an offer to upgrade in update-manager
[20:31] <racarter> i'm sure I don't have to reinstall the os
[20:31] <KingJamesII> !webcam
[20:31] <racarter> oh ok
[20:33] <syn-fin2> where does ubuntu store its manual pages?
[20:33] <calc> syn-fin2: /usr/share/man where most all *nix do
[20:33] <canaima> thanks ppl
[20:33] <syn-fin2> calc: thanks
[20:33] <calc> syn-fin2: for locally installed manpages they go into /usr/local/share/man/
[20:34] <uba> does anybody know if the ext3 to ext4 fs converter will be included in 9.04?
[20:34] <Tetracomm> I tried sudo modprobe floppy and can't access floppy disks, why?
[20:34] <Tetracomm> It looks as if it can access it, but I can't browse it.
[20:35] <Aranwe> Tetracomm>  have you mounted it ?
[20:35] <Galron> Any compiz help available?
[20:35] <Aranwe> !anyone | Galron
[20:36] <purvesh> any help abt solve problem of php
[20:36] <Tetracomm> Aranwe: I tried to, and it wouldn't.
[20:36] <uba> that pretty much is the question....
[20:37] <Aranwe> Tetracomm>  what does mount say ? :)
[20:37] <uba> im pretty straight forward
[20:37] <syke> I don't suppose that gcc-snapshot will be updated to 4.4.0-rc1 before jaunty is released?
[20:38] <YaroMan86> HEllo, I am having problems booting up an Ubuntu Live USB...
[20:38] <Galron> Never mind Compiz works fine. Sorry
[20:38] <Tetracomm> Aranwe: In Nautilus, it says: "Cannot mount file".
[20:39] <YaroMan86> I boot the thing, but it drops me into a BusyBox shell. Any idea what's going wrong and how I can fix it?
[20:39] <doggyslobber> Looking for recommendations: My laptop is Ubuntu.  The office network and machine in question is Windoze.  I need to sync specific folders from the Windoze machine to my Ubuntu machine for offline browsing.  Suggestions?
[20:39] <wizared> can some one help me with dvd/cdrom problems
[20:39] <Tetracomm> and I don't see floppy under /media either
[20:39] <mattgyver> wizared, just ask if someone knows they will reply :D
[20:40] <wizared> mattgyver: ive been asking several questions for over an hour andnothing
[20:40] <MaT-dg> Im trying to compile the countdown plugin for pidgin but I get an error and have no idea what it means (http://pastebin.com/ddd5a95b)
[20:40] <Aranwe> Tetracomm>  does /dev/fd0 exist ?
[20:40] <uba> well doggy you could look into gFTP which is supposedly made for that but i normally used it to access FTP sites but it was slower than Firefox...
[20:41] <YaroMan86> I boot an Ubuntu Live USB, but it drops me into a BusyBox shell. Any idea what's going wrong and how I can fix it?
[20:42] <Tetracomm> Aranwe: No, it doesn't.
[20:42] <Tetracomm> nicholas@nicholas-desktop:~$ mount /dev/fd0
[20:42] <Tetracomm> mount: can't find /dev/fd0 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[20:43] <Aranwe> Tetracomm>  ls /dev | grep fd
[20:43] <uba> Will ubuntu 9.04 come with a ext3 > ext4 fs converter?
[20:43] <Aranwe> uba>  what are the advantages of ext4 ?
[20:43] <rumpel_> ext4 ist just an ext3-extension...  i think...
[20:44] <uba> well ext4 is supposedly faster
[20:44] <rumpel_> ext4 ist much faster ....  8)
[20:44] <Tetracomm> Aranwe: http://pastebin.com/d5c0ef15
[20:44] <uba> and from a short wiki i read it has better journaling
[20:44] <rumpel_> ... but also risky
[20:44] <YaroMan86> I boot an Ubuntu Live USB, but it drops me into a BusyBox shell. Any idea what's going wrong and how I can fix it?
[20:44] <uba> oooh...how so?
[20:44] <Chousuke> rumpel_: risky?
[20:44] <Chousuke> rumpel_: it works very well.
[20:44] <rumpel_> unsolved issues
[20:44] <rumpel_> o.O
[20:44] <Chousuke> rumpel_: like what?
[20:45] <uba> its stable right now if im not mistaken
[20:45] <Chousuke> yes
[20:45] <Chousuke> but, anyway
[20:45] <uba> at least for thr .28 kernel
[20:45] <antibody> ALSA lib pcm.c:2162:(snd_pcm_open_conf) Cannot open shared library /usr/lib/alsa-lib/libasound_module_pcm_pulse.so . hi i'm having this problem in 32 bits apps
[20:45] <rumpel_> i heard, it is possible, that you loose much data, if the system crashed BEFORE ist can write back its buffer
[20:45] <antibody> I have ubuntu in 64 bits
[20:45] <uba> ohh
[20:45] <antibody> how can I install that lib? just force the instalation of the 32 bits pkg?
[20:45] <aik-rash> re all
[20:45] <Chousuke> it's possible to convert ext3 into ext4, but you won't be able to take full advantage of all the new stuff if you don't reformat
[20:45] <uba> yea i heard about that one too
[20:45] <Aranwe> Tetracomm>  then i guess your fdd is just working ok, but you dont have it in fstab ... try to mount it manually mkdir /media/floppy; mount /dev/fd0 /media/floppy
[20:45] <YaroMan86> Screw this. I'm installing Arch.
[20:45] <rumpel_> so i stay with ext3
[20:45] <Chousuke> rumpel_: I believe the fixes have been backported to Ubuntu kernels.
[20:46] <uba> i forgot how they planned to fix that
[20:46] <rumpel_> @chousuke its fixed now?
[20:46] <uba> something about it writing data as blocks or somethin
[20:46] <Chousuke> rumpel_: what is fixed?
[20:46] <uba> yea Chousuke is right..i member that now
[20:47] <uba> the issues when the fs is trying write to a block of memory
[20:47] <Vinceman> what does fs tab stand for?
[20:47] <Chousuke> uba: which issues? all data is written as blocks :P
[20:47] <antibody> where are the 32 bits files? /ia32?
[20:47] <uba> filesystem
[20:47] <toggles_w> tbale
[20:47] <Vinceman> and tab is tabulature?
[20:47] <Chousuke> uba: I mean, which filesystem issues?
[20:47] <Vinceman> what would mtab be?
[20:47] <meshuggah> Vinceman, depend
[20:47] <Vinceman> depends?
[20:48] <meshuggah> if u r talking about keyboard or guitar partition
[20:48] <Chousuke> uba: there was some ext4 delayed allocation stuff taht wasn't really a bug, but caused trouble.
[20:48] <uba> uh...wait a minute doesnt ext4 use sorta like a register of memory allocation and then try to write..
[20:48] <Vinceman> meshuggah heh?
[20:48] <Chousuke> uba: it's been fixed.
[20:48] <toggles_w> Vinceman: mount point table
[20:48] <dust> i want my surround speakers to work in other applications aswell thanin vlc !!!!
[20:48] <Chousuke> uba: a journal? yes. ext3 does too :P
[20:48] <cemc> shouldn't NetworkManager ignore eth0 if it's in the /etc/network/interfaces file with 'auto eth0' ?
[20:48] <Chousuke> uba: all data is still written as blocks though.
[20:49] <Chousuke> uba: the journal is data too :)
[20:49] <uba> so anyway Chousuke your saying for sure
[20:49] <holo-the-wise> dust, they only work if the sound is recorded as 5:1
[20:49] <Tetracomm> Aranwe: Yay, it works now. :)
[20:49] <Tetracomm> Thank you.
[20:49] <uba> that it'd have to reformat to get the advantages
[20:49] <rumpel_> @uba no reformat necessary
[20:49] <Chousuke> uba: yeah. At least, I'm quite sure you can't use extents without reformatting.
[20:49] <toggles_w> uba: just some sort of fschk
[20:49] <Chousuke> uba: but you can still mount an ext3 partition as ext4 and get some advantages.
[20:50] <aik-rash> Somebody faced a deenergizing problem ubuntu on laptops?
[20:50] <uba> ...id prefer to just transfer my whole partition into ext4 tho....
[20:50] <wizared> How do i mount my cdrom/dvd
[20:50] <Aquina> hello ;-)
[20:50] <meshuggah> i am trying xfce, and i want to configure it and add launcher in the menu, where is all the icons of the program i use?
[20:51] <Aranwe> Tetracomm>  no problem, btw if you want automount, add to /etc/fstab line like /dev/fd0  /mnt/floppy     auto   user,defaults  0  0
[20:51] <regeya> oy vey
[20:51] <throughput> hello
[20:51] <Chousuke> uba: http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto#Converting_an_ext3_filesystem_to_ext4
[20:51] <uba> actually i've already wget'd that link...
[20:51] <uba> i was gonna review more in depthly once 9.04 was out
[20:52] <uba> but thanks anyway
[20:52] <Tetracomm> Aranwe: How exactly do I add that to fstab. I don't know how.
[20:52] <TheFunkbomb> Does anyone here us Gnome-Do Docky?
[20:52] <TheFunkbomb> use rather
[20:52] <regeya> !ask | TheFunkbomb
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[20:52] <regeya> I do, but I won't guarantee I know, TheFunkbomb
[20:52] <throughput> My friend has a problem with ubuntu about ram recognize
[20:53] <TheFunkbomb> Fine.  Is there anyway to permanently dock a program into Gnome-Do docky?
[20:53] <regeya> TheFunkbomb, I take it your dock is too funky or not too funky
[20:53] <datta> i'm trying to make vlc my default player
[20:53] <TheFunkbomb> For example, I want to dock Pidgin in there permanently
[20:53] <regeya> TheFunkbomb, on mine, I just drug icons from the app menu to the dock
[20:53] <datta> in firefox, epiphiny, opera and everything
[20:53] <xangua> datta in Gnome or KDE ¿
[20:53] <datta> in gnome
[20:53] <TheFunkbomb> regeya, and they're there after restart?
[20:53] <dust> holo-the-wise: my vlc plays mp3 surroundly but i.e rythmbox doesnt play them
[20:54] <jmulloy> How do I set file browser bookmarks for all users?
[20:54] <dust> just in stereo
[20:54] <xangua> datta: you have to install VLC plugin for the browser
[20:54] <throughput> he installed 4 gb but ubuntu see only 3gb
[20:54] <datta> xangua: i have installed it
[20:54] <Aranwe> Tetracomm> try something like :  sudo echo "/dev/fd0  /mnt/floppy     auto   user,defaults  0  0" >> /etc/fstab
[20:54] <guntbert> !enter | throughput
[20:54] <xangua> have you uninstalled totem plugin datta¿
[20:54] <Zopiac> im having problems getting drivers for my geforce 9800, using 64bit HH
[20:54] <datta> yes
[20:54] <MarkJones> Hello everyone, is there an app that can do or is made for doing ABX audio comparing of audio codecs and bitrates? Sort of like WinABX for Windows?
[20:55] <datta> but it plays everything in mplayer because i have it still
[20:55] <datta> should i uninstall that too?
[20:55] <Tetracomm> Ok.
[20:55] <uba> datta have you tried Control Panel > Preffered Applications
[20:55] <Zopiac> envyng isnt detecting my video card, and the hardware drivers program doesnt show anything
[20:55] <throughput> ok... my friend try to install 4gb on a 64 bit version of ubuntu. But ubuntu see only 3 gb...
[20:55] <datta> uba where is control panel?
[20:55] <xangua> datta unistall mplayer plugin
[20:56] <Zopiac> i downloaded the official drivers from the nvidia site, but the installation was giving me errors
[20:56] <xangua> it is called mplayer-mozilla or something like that datta*
[20:56] <mattgyver> datta, system>preferences>preferred applications
[20:56] <yoasif> MarkJones: http://www.rarewares.org/others.php
[20:56] <uba> under the Sytem dropdown on the menu bar
[20:56] <freeland> why can't I ssh to ubuntu as a root ?
[20:56] <freeland> but as a user only
[20:57] <holo-the-wise> freeland you can, you need to change the permissions of the root account.
[20:57] <MarkJones> Thank You
[20:57] <smtx> hi there
[20:57] <genii> freeland: Because root overall is not used/enabled in ubuntu overall
[20:57] <eseven73> !root > freeland
[20:57] <datta> alright i have uninstalled that too
[20:57] <Zopiac> ﻿!root > Zopiac
[20:57] <Zopiac> pity :P
[20:57] <gartral> is it possible to watch the output of an active, running terminal from an external client?
[20:58] <wrektjet> if i install ubuntio after a copy of winXP, can i access files/data that has been input into the hdd already on xp? ie music, video, spreadsheets. or do i ned to copy everything and put it on the hdd a second time after ubuntu is installed?
[20:58] <eseven73> !msgthebot > Zopiac
[20:58] <guntbert> throughput: you did make sure (in bios), that the motherboard recognizes the 4GB?
[20:58] <eseven73> hehe
[20:58] <Aranwe> !root | freeland
[20:58] <kwyatt> i have a question regarding screen resolutions if anyone can help
[20:58] <Tetracomm> Thank you.
[20:58] <mattgyver> wrektjet, if your dual booting you can just mount the windows partitions
[20:58] <Aranwe> !anyone | kwyatt
[20:58] <Zopiac> i wish you could use a root account; instead i have to type my password like five times every minute :(
[20:59] <uba> wrekjet....you should be able to mount windows and get your files
[20:59] <mikejet> Are there any X11 replacements?
[20:59] <uba> Zopiac...lol its like windows vista UAC
[20:59] <throughput> guntbert: yes... my friends has installed also windows vista and he see 4GB!
[20:59] <wrektjet> mattgyver - but while  im on the ubuntu os i cant get to those files?
[21:00] <Aranwe> wrektjet>  as long as you DON'T format the partitions with windows files you can access them from linux
[21:00] <mattgyver> wrektjet, yes you can.  You have to mount the specific partition the files are located on
[21:00] <yoasif> uba: UAC is new... su/sudo has been around in *nix forever
[21:00] <kwyatt> Does anyone know why in the ubuntu live cd i can select higher than native resolution but after installing ubuntu onto hdd i can only select up to 1280x800 - is there anyway to use a virtual resolution or force higher resolution?
[21:00] <gartral> wrektjet: yes, you can mount windows partitions from inside Ubuntu
[21:00] <holo-the-wise> best is to use ntfs-3g for that.
[21:00] <yoasif> it's like itself, not like uac
[21:00] <Pici> Zopiac: sudo -i will give you an interactive sudo session
[21:00] <guntbert> Zopiac: you are using sudo - right? then you should need the password only once (it stays valid ~ 5 minutes)
[21:00] <freeland> holo-the-wise, change the permissions of the root account ?
[21:00] <wrektjet> anyone have a help doc on that?
[21:00] <uba> yoasif thanks for the update...but i was saying they can be equally annoying
[21:00] <Zopiac> guntbert: isnt that only for the terminal?
[21:01] <Aranwe> kwyatt>  yes, hand editting xorg.conf
[21:01] <gartral> is it possible to watch the output of an active, running terminal from an external client, say, an ssh terminal?
[21:01] <jmulloy> What is the file browser called in Ubuntu 8.10? (Nautilus?)
[21:01] <mattgyver> yes
[21:01] <Aranwe> jmulloy>  yes
[21:01] <uba> jmulloy yes thats it
[21:01] <guntbert> Zopiac: ah, I misinterpreted, for a GUI you use gksudo, works alike
[21:01] <jmulloy> Thank you!
[21:01] <uba> lowercase tho if you run it in the terminal
[21:01] <yoasif> uba: not really, gksu comes up a lot less than uac does in vista
[21:02] <guntbert> !gksudo | Zopiac
[21:02] <holo-the-wise> In ssh.conf you can allow administrator logins freeland
[21:02] <yoasif> jmulloy: nautilus for GNOME
[21:02] <jmulloy> Is there a way to set bookmarks for all users in Nautilus?
[21:02] <uba> yoasif yes, i understand that im saying at times it can be annoying
[21:03] <datta> thank you the problem is solved thanks a lot
[21:03] <wrektjet> Aranwe, mattgyver , gartral: do know of a doc on that? also would the option "Automatic partitioning
[21:03] <wrektjet>    1. Choose the First Option (It should be something like: "Resize IDE1 master, partition #1 (hda1) and use freed space"). " be the correct route or would i need to manually resize
[21:03] <guntbert> throughput: ok, it was just a quick question. Please talk to the channel again, I'm not good with hardware problems :-)
[21:04] <wrektjet> check that i found it
[21:04] <Aranwe> wrektjet>  if you selected resize hda1 than it should be fine :)
[21:05] <throughput> ok, the bios see 4gb but... ubuntu no... i can post some particular lines of my dmesg
[21:05] <LandonDG> Hey all, I have a quick question. I'm trying to format my partition as HFS+ and it seems to not be highlighted. Is there another program that I can use that will do it? Or something different?
[21:05] <throughput> where is the paste? :-)
[21:05] <guntbert> !pastebin
[21:05] <throughput> thank you!
[21:06] <LandonDG> Has anyone formatted their harddrive has HFS+?
[21:06] <erUSUL> LandonDG: you probably have install hfsprogs
[21:06] <throughput> LandonDG: do you use gparted?
[21:06] <LandonDG> Yeah throughput
[21:06] <erUSUL> !info  hfsprogs | LandonDG
[21:07] <LandonDG> Hmm...let me give it a try real quick
[21:07] <erUSUL> LandonDG: once installled gparted will be able to format partitions as hfs[+]
[21:07] <jmulloy> If I run Nautilus as root will any bookmarks created be visible by all users?
[21:07] <LandonDG> Thanks erUSUL, we'll find out in a minute
[21:08] <uba> How can i fix navigation and seeking issues on Totem with DVDs?
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[21:08] <Yaroze2> Anyone know how i can get the microphone to work on my eeepc with ubuntu?
[21:08] <throughput> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154921/
[21:08] <guntbert> jmulloy: don't do that, it won't get you to your target
[21:08] <erUSUL> uba: in my experence totem is a poor dvd player use xine-ui or vlc
[21:08] <LandonDG> Hmm...it's still not working for me
[21:08] <LandonDG> Do you think I need a restart?
[21:08] <jmulloy> Thx guntbert
[21:09] <erUSUL> LandonDG: did you relaunched gparted ?
[21:09] <uba> erUSL... yea i figured that much so
[21:09] <LandonDG> Yeah
[21:09] <uba> i just dont have enuff bandwith to download 70mb right now
[21:09] <LandonDG> HFS and HFS+ are still just not highlighted
[21:09] <LandonDG> Can't really do it on the live cd either
[21:10] <guntbert> jmulloy: just a little warning, btw I'm not aware of the possibility to share bookmark automatically
[21:10] <tinjaw> I'm going to go check the bug database, but just installed 9.04 beta and then upgrade to nvidia v180 drivers and now when I reboot I get an error about kinit and resume.
[21:10] <jmulloy> I see, do you know where Bookmark settings are stored?
[21:10] <tinjaw> Just figured I check here to see if this is happening to anybody else
[21:10] <erUSUL> LandonDG: in my compuer hfs is highlighted hfs+ is not
[21:10] <jmulloy> I check gconf-editor but no luck there.
[21:11] <LandonDG> Hmm...
[21:11] <tinjaw> I have a working 9.04 beta on this same computer earlier today. decided to wipe it with a fresh install.
[21:11] <tinjaw> so I know it *was* working.
[21:11] <LandonDG> Know what it might be?
[21:11] <guntbert> !who | jmulloy
[21:11] <erUSUL> LandonDG: i have hfdutils installed too... maybe that's the package needed
[21:11] <wrektjet> (when is the next version coming out? should i just wait until then or install 8.10 now?)
[21:12] <uba> the next version is 3 days away
[21:12] <tinjaw> 9.04 is scheduled for release on the 23
[21:12] <LandonDG> erUSUL: I just went though synaptic and am installing everything that says HFS
[21:12] <Yaroze2> Anyone know how i can get the microphone to work on my eeepc with ubuntu?
[21:12] <xangua> wrektjet: the 23
[21:12] <LandonDG> I'll let you know if that's doing anything
[21:12] <uba>  8.10 is good i didnt have any problems with it unlike with 8.04
[21:12] <erUSUL> LandonDG: and hfsplus... those three packages are instaled in my system hfsprogs hfsutils and hfsplus
[21:12] <uba> but if you got a newer computer i'd prolly wait a bit
[21:12] <LandonDG> Yeah, I got hfsplus earlier
[21:12] <jmulloy> Sorry guntbert, I am not experienced in IRC ... Do you know where Nautilus bookmark settings are stored?
[21:12] <guntbert> jmulloy: that depends on the browser, but you can always provide a "general bookmarks" file anywhere on the system, its just another html file
[21:12] <LandonDG> Is it possible my harddrive doesn't support HFS+?
[21:12] <rumpel> yeah... 8.10 recogniced my eee-webcam without probs
[21:12] <wrektjet> funny story, i accidentally upgarded to the alpha version like a month ago and crashed my system. so i just installed a copy of xp and went on vacation
[21:13] <erUSUL> LandonDG: the other option you have is using the command line utilities directly (no through gparted)
[21:13] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  Can anyone recommend a good flv player for ubuntu?  I'm trying to play http://flvdn.gomtv.net/viewer/1104.flv and it doesn't work in mplayer...
[21:13] <LandonDG> Yeah, that'll be my next step if this doesn't work
[21:13] <wrektjet> it was sexy ill tell you that much. at least until i restarted ;)
[21:13] <guntbert> jmulloy: no, I don't know for nautilus, but maybe somebody else....
[21:14] <guntbert> !ot | wrektjet
[21:14] <unko0> hey guys i have a problem... it seems i don't have the ability to use root... like i think myuser acount got messed up... im not allowed to launch synaptic. or unlock things..
[21:14] <unko0>  Python interface unloaded
[21:14] <unko0>  Tcl interface unloade
[21:14] <LandonDG> Cool, now I have hfs
[21:14] <LandonDG> But still no hfs+
[21:14] <wrektjet> that was related btw.
[21:14] <nikin> hy.. any imagemagick pros here? the question is : how can i set the contrast valueofan image?
[21:14] <gene420> unko0 /etc/sudoers has a list of user accounts that can use root
[21:15] <unko0> gene420, ok
[21:15] <LandonDG> Hmm...anyway, erUSUL thanks. I'll let you know later
[21:15] <kravlin1> i need to change my hostname but editing hostnames made sudo and vpnc work imroperly. Help?
[21:16] <unko0> gene420, ok now what
[21:16] <gene420> unko0 unless your using the default user from the install then it will be assosciated to be root under the aliases files
[21:16] <jmulloy> Thank you for your help guntbert ... I will continue googling with some of the keywords from our discussion.
[21:16] <gene420> does it just have root
[21:16] <unko0> yea
[21:16] <unko0> it has root
[21:17] <gene420> does the aliases file contain the user account like root:gene420
[21:17] <guntbert> jmulloy: you're welcome, it was not much :-), good luck
[21:17] <unko0> root	ALL=(ALL) ALL
[21:17] <gene420> that is correct if your aliases file is fine
[21:18] <unko0> hmm
[21:18] <unko0> than why is it doing this?
[21:18] <supersasho> hi there, can anyone help me with my rl8187 wifi, i can't put it in monitoring mode
[21:18] <gene420> what does your aliases file have
[21:18] <unko0> uh
[21:18] <unko0> alot o stuff
[21:19] <gene420> does /etc/aliases have root: unko0
[21:19] <gene420> or whatever your username is
[21:19] <brianixi11> Hello, I can't get ubuntu on my machine.
[21:19] <stapel> can anyone help me setting up a vodafone (uk) usb mobile broadband dongle on ubuntu 8.10?
[21:20] <unko0> gene420,  i don't even have that file..??
[21:20] <brianixi11> on 7, 8, and 9.04, they all stopped around 40% with a I/O error. Help!
[21:20] <mike> odepotmike
[21:21] <brianixi11> on 7, 8, and 9.04, they all stopped around 40% with a I/O error. Help!
[21:21] <gene420> you could create a file called aliases in the /etc directory then add root:     <username>  there is a tab after the colon
[21:21] <aspoor> what is your password?
[21:21] <guntbert> !repeat | brianixi11
[21:21] <gene420> since without root access you wont be able to edit the sudoers file
[21:22] <aspoor> !patiencce
[21:22] <aspoor> !patience
[21:22] <brianixi11> I will repeat. on 7, 8, and 9.04, they all stopped around 40% with a I/O error. Help!
[21:22] <unko0> gene420, so what should i do?
[21:22] <ienorand> jonaskoelker: That vid works fine for me just in default totem (with ugly/bad plugins...I think)
[21:23] <xangua> brianixi11: stop repeating and simply ask your question
[21:23] <gene420> create a file called aliases in the /etc directory then add root:     <username>  there is a tab after the colon
[21:23] <guntbert> brianixi11: *don't* repeat quickly please
[21:23] <gene420> brianixi11 sounds like a drive or cd error try the alternate cd version
[21:23] <uba> is your disk properly burn
[21:23] <jonaskoelker> ienorand: care to look at$ dpkg -l 'gstreamer0.10-plugins*'?
[21:23] <gene420> if your sure the disk drive is good
[21:23] <uba> check the image
[21:23] <lesbranton> I get the initial start up sound but about half way through the sound it cuts out and cannot sound for any program... done all the troubleshooting I can find including the Ubuntu community and Launchpad
[21:24] <guntbert> !who | uba
[21:24] <uba> oh pardon me
[21:24] <brianixi11> I need help with installation. How do install. On version 7 it stopped at 39%, 8 at 49% and 9.04 at 31%. HElp!
[21:24] <unko0> gene420, LIKE THIS?  root:	michael
[21:24] <uba> ubottu oh pardon me
[21:24] <gene420> yepper
[21:24] <guntbert> uba: np, we just like to make it easier :-)
[21:24] <uba> ubottu you must be a bot...pardon that also
[21:24] <unko0> ok
[21:25] <JPZ> does ubuntu 8.10 desktop edition currently utilize dual cores properly without the need of extra packages?
[21:25] <unko0> gene420, i saved it.. now restart X right?
[21:25] <unko0> or just restart the whole computer
[21:25] <gene420> no one second...gotta remember the command
[21:25] <unko0> ok
[21:25] <uba> JPZ im using a HP with Athlon X2 its seems to utilize it right
[21:25] <unko0> gene420, by the way im using jaunty..
[21:25]  * Gnea locates a 7.10 system and proceeds to upgrade it to 8.04
[21:25] <brianixi11> ubottu: I need help with installation. How do install. On version 7 it stopped at 39%, 8 at 49% and 9.04 at 31%. HElp!
[21:26] <uba> JPZ it also lists each core in the process window and i can be converting videos into ogg format at 100% on one core and browsing the web on the other
[21:26] <brianixi11> ubottu: I need help with installation. How do install. On version 7 it stopped at 39%, 8 at 49% and 9.04 at 31%. HElp!
[21:26] <brianixi11> I need help with installation. How do install. On version 7 it stopped at 39%, 8 at 49% and 9.04 at 31%. HElp!
[21:26] <unko0> OMG your anoying
[21:26] <Gnea> !install | brianixi11 (Please read, and stop repeating.)
[21:27] <gene420> i think it should just work after you log out and log back in...having a brain fart
[21:27] <Kangarooo> how can i make to play wma file on xubuntu or ubuntu? i installed restricted and also w32codec vlc goes and when cahnge audio cahnnel to audio1 it says   p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; }  No suitable decoder module: VLC does not support the audio or video format "wmas". Unfortunately there is no way for you to fix this.  and TOTEM says An error occurred The playback of this movie requires a Windows Media Speech decoder plugin which is not installed....
[21:28] <uba> hey ppl that bad for the community image
[21:28] <unko0> gene420, ok ill be right back
[21:28] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  Which package has a flash audio demuxer for totem/gstreamer?
[21:28] <gordonjcp> hello
[21:28] <gordonjcp> is there a way I can remove all the "strange" fonts that come with Ubuntu that I'm unlikely to need and that clutter up font selection dialogues?
[21:29] <brianixi11> Gnea, ubottu: Thank you. Hopefully it will work on a usb drive.
[21:29] <brianixi11> Gnea: Thank you.
[21:29] <lorenzosu> Hi all what exactly means the "put computer to sleep when inactive" in the Power Management utility in gnome?
[21:29] <thiebaude> gordonjcp: yea if you want msttcorefonts
[21:29] <gordonjcp> thiebaude: not particularly
[21:29] <Blizz> anyone running 9.04 unr on a eee 904ha and having mic issues with skype?
[21:29] <uba> gordonjcp yea its should be in you /usr/share/fonts
[21:29] <thiebaude> ok
[21:30] <uba> if im not mistaken
[21:30] <gordonjcp> thiebaude: I mean I don't really need 270,000 different Hindi fonts
[21:30] <Gnea> brianixi11: dude, ubottu is a bot, not a human, why do you keep trying to talk to it? :)
[21:30] <gordonjcp> uba: hm, just delete them then?
[21:30] <Kangarooo> gordonjcp: first time i instaled windo fonts but as more ppl are using ubuntu so im starting to get used to ubuntu font plus making websites with fonts so any OS can see same way..
[21:30] <gordonjcp> uba: there's no "nice" Ubuntu way?
[21:30] <brianixi11> Gnea: I just found that out. now I feel stupid.
[21:30] <uba> yea and replace em with your windows font if you want or popular ones from dafont.com
[21:30] <gordonjcp> Kangarooo: I don't care about Windows fonts, I don't have Windows and I don't use it ;-)
[21:31] <Kangarooo> so u have normal ubuntu fonts ... right?
[21:31] <uba> gordonjcp if you mean thru the gui...no...not that im aware of
[21:31] <gordonjcp> Kangarooo: yes
[21:31] <Gnea> brianixi11: eh, just don't repeat the mistakes again and you'll be smarter :)
[21:31] <ienorand> jonaskoelker: sorry, I tested in jaunty so it might not be representative, but my bad & ugly are at 0.10.10.2-1***1
[21:31] <Kangarooo> so eeverything is fine./..?
[21:31] <gordonjcp> uba: okay, just wanted to be sure that there wasn't a "proper" way that was going to go crazy if I went in with steel toecaps ;-)
[21:31] <brianixi11> Gnea: So I just try a usb drive?
[21:32] <Gnea> brianixi11: well, you should really read the first and second URLs
[21:32] <unko0> gene420, ...nothing
[21:32] <lorenzosu> Hi all what exactly means the "put computer to sleep when inactive" in the Power Management utility in gnome?
[21:32] <gordonjcp> Kangarooo: no, I don't want to have lots of non-Latin fonts - there are about a dozen Hindi, Arabic, Hebrew and other fonts that I'll never use
[21:33] <brianixi11> Gnea: I did, and I was just confirming. Are you a bot, or a ubuntu developer?
[21:33] <unko0> lorenzosu, it means when the computer is idel.. meaing not in use it will go to slee
[21:33] <Kangarooo> gordonjcp: they came with clean installation?
[21:33] <unko0> gene420, ??
[21:33] <gordonjcp> Kangarooo: yup
[21:33] <uba> lorenzosu that means you computer when your not using it will go into a power-saving mode the screen mainly will og off and the hard disk will stop spining till you return
[21:33] <gene420> unko0 thats wierd the only thing to suggest is a crazy fix use the live cd boot up mount the drive and add your username to the file
[21:33] <lessshaste> I have wifi working but only through a hand compiled module kludge.. now there has been a kernel update how can I revert to the standard nm-applet wifi setup that would happen in a fresh install?
[21:33] <Kangarooo> ouh then i also want to rmove them...
[21:33] <Gnea> brianixi11: neither.
[21:33] <lorenzosu> unko0:  Will that do hibernate or suspend or is it something different?
[21:33] <unko0> lorenzosu, sleep... i don't know google it?
[21:34] <unko0> gene420, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
[21:34] <Whipper_> hibernate & suspend is 2 very different things..
[21:34] <pilif12p> hi
[21:34] <thiebaude> !hibernate
[21:34] <pilif12p> I have one question
[21:34] <brianixi11> Gnea: Then what are you? You seem pretty intelligent about the ubuntu operating systems.
[21:34] <uba> lorenzosu sleep is a power-saving mode to cut down on electricity usage
[21:34] <unko0> gene420, do you know how to run groups and users from terminal?
[21:34] <lorenzosu> !sleep
[21:34] <unko0> !google sleep
[21:34] <gene420> yea i know or make a new user account and edit the aliases file and do a full reboot
[21:34] <uba> lol
[21:34] <unko0> ha
[21:34] <gordonjcp> brianixi11: some people in here have been using Ubuntu since it first came out
[21:34] <pilif12p> !Moonlight
[21:34] <Gnea> brianixi11: surely you don't seriously believe that, out of the 1490 people in this channel, that most of them are bots?
[21:34] <Kangarooo> in /usr/share/fonts i have 1601 items, totalling 121.8 MB
[21:34] <lorenzosu> uba: Thanks exactly what I wanted to know.
[21:35] <Gnea> brianixi11: I am quite human :p
[21:35] <pilif12p> What version of moonlight do i download?
[21:35] <unko0> gene420, well might as well do ANOTHER install
[21:35] <thiebaude> Gnea: :)
[21:35] <uba> lorenzosu no prob
[21:35] <lesbranton> I get the initial start up sound but about half way through the sound it cuts out and cannot sound for any program... any ideas?
[21:35] <pilif12p> Anyone know?
[21:35] <gene420> i hate to say it but wait two days until 9.04 comes out
[21:35] <uba> lorensozu just kno that you cant use it while its in sleep mode
[21:35] <pilif12p> I have a question
[21:35] <Gnea> !jaunty
[21:35] <lorenzosu> uba any known side effects?
[21:35] <gordonjcp> 21:35 < Gnea> brianixi11: I am quite human :p
[21:36] <gordonjcp> Gnea: that's *exactly* what I'd program a bot to say...
[21:36] <unko0> gene420, im using 9.04
[21:36] <Gnea> gordonjcp: hahaha
[21:36] <rumpel> me too
[21:36] <erUSUL> !jaunty | unko0
[21:36] <pilif12p> What version of Moonlight do i download??
[21:36] <gene420> haha let me read the bugs on it
[21:36] <uba> Kangaroo that sounds about right
[21:36] <unko0> erUSUL, ?
[21:36] <brianixi11> gordonjcp: I am new. I am just trying to be adventurous. I had to delete everything on my windows partition because of a virus. now I am trying ti install linux ubuntu. It just won't work and I need help!!!!!!!
[21:36] <erUSUL> unko0: jaunty suppport is not here
[21:36] <unko0> gene420, ok
[21:36] <unko0> erUSUL, no ship i know that
[21:37] <mib_pim11oyc> gordonjcp: what is the problem?
[21:37] <rumpel> @ brianchidester
[21:37] <rumpel> ups
[21:37] <rumpel> wrong
[21:37] <lesbranton> !sound
[21:37] <unko0> erUSUL, this happen to me in 8.10 too
[21:37] <rumpel> @ brianixi11 whats the prob?
[21:37] <pilif12p> !silverlight
[21:37] <brianixi11> gordonjcp: I don't think that most are bots.
[21:37] <uba> brianix11 explain your problem with more detail
[21:38] <rumpel> lol... merkel in southpark ^^
[21:38] <erUSUL> unko0: what error you get when you use sudo in command line ?
[21:38] <rumpel> ups
[21:38] <rumpel> wrong window
[21:38] <Gnea> brianixi11: your best bet is to explain, in detail, what the problem is... just saying that the installation dies at a certain percentange doesn't really say much of anything... there are ways to debug and diagnose to figure out exactly what's going wrong so that it can be fixed.  But, you're going to need to start with some sort of detail.
[21:38] <pilif12p> Can i ask a question?
[21:38] <JPZ> uba, thanks for replies. i'm currently running on a dual core as well and I see 145% CPU usage so I'm guessing that both most be working. Just wanted to make sure.
[21:38] <Gnea> !ask | pilif12p
[21:38] <unko0> erUSUL, nothing.. i mean it's normal i can't launch any admin program like synaptic, users and groups, etc. also i can't unlock anything
[21:39] <brianixi11> I come to a I/O error every time I try to install... I can't get past 49%. PLease explain what I should do.
[21:39] <pilif12p> How do i use Moonlight(linux silverlight) and, which version
[21:39] <erUSUL> unko0: please try on a terminal do "sudo -i" or "sudo aptitude update"
[21:39] <rumpel> @brian try another hd/pc...
[21:39] <Gnea> brianixi11: can you get anymore details on this I/O error and write them down somewhere?
[21:40] <thiagoss> hello, i've got a dell inspiron 1545 with intel graphics card, but the video is really slow. Anyone know where can I get the drivers?
[21:40] <erUSUL> pilif12p: you can install it like any other ff extension... go to its site an click on the xpi file
[21:40] <unko0> erUSUL, output = sudo: must be setuid root
[21:40] <Spirits-Sight> any ideas to get video that uses flow player to play right?
[21:40] <pilif12p> But which version?
[21:40] <erUSUL> unko0: well somehow your sudo executable is not suid ???
[21:40] <lorenzosu> On my old laptop I had a wonderful button which would cut CPU but also make the fan practically silent. Is it possible to do something similar via software? I installed th CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor but fan is still quite high
[21:40] <mackk431> !test
[21:40] <Gnea> !laptop | thiagoss (check these sites out and see if your 1545 is listed there - more than likely, it is, and see how others have solved the graphics problem)
[21:41] <brianchidester> brianixi11: and I/O during installation generally means 1 of 2 things, either the disk has a loose cable or it is busted
[21:41] <erUSUL> unko0: what does «  ls -l $(which sudo) »  says ?
[21:42] <Charruaenojao> Hi! Is there a way to indicate bash to return the output of a program both in the terminal and, at the same time in an output file?
[21:42] <brianchidester> brianixi11: try reseating the cables and try running some disk utilities off of one of the many rescue cds on the internets to try to fix it if it is fixable
[21:42] <Shortguy109> is there an msn where you can use voice calls for linux?
[21:42] <R0b0t1> Is it possible to alt+tab out of fulscreen apps?
[21:42] <dstrbdfrk1> can someone help me with some gpz errors
[21:42] <brianixi11> The I/O error is saying that the cd could be defective. The Thing also says that the the drive could be scrwed or the hd could be messed up. my dad just called and said to check the disk for defects in the startup menu. PLease tell me if this could work.
[21:42] <mackk431> direct it via ">" operator
[21:42] <brianchidester> Charruaenojao: cat the output file every so often
[21:42] <Gnea> R0b0t1: hve you tried it?
[21:42] <R0b0t1> I would find this useful while playing a game like warsow and IRC'ing.
[21:42] <Shortguy109> is there an msn where you can use voice calls for linux?
[21:42] <brianchidester> R0b0t1: yes
[21:42] <R0b0t1> Gnea: Yes.
[21:42] <erUSUL> unko0: ?
[21:43] <Gnea> R0b0t1: did it work?
[21:43] <hporse> heys guys. do you know wether cpufreq-utils is included on the ubuntu live cd? or if not do you know a live cd that includes them? if someone knows a complete list of all the software included on the ubuntu live cd i'd also lik to see that one.
[21:43] <R0b0t1> brianchidester: Gnea: Care to explain? It did not work.
[21:43] <Charruaenojao> Something in the lines of "program input > output" but with the output also displaying in the terminal in real time
[21:43] <erUSUL> Charruaenojao: use tee
[21:43] <Charruaenojao> brianchidester: what is "cat"
[21:43] <Gnea> R0b0t1: depends on the game... usually there's some sort of in-game configuration to take it out of fullscreen mode
[21:43] <Shortguy109> is there an msn where you can use voice calls for linux?
[21:43] <brianchidester> R0b0t1: sorry missed the part where it was a game, those don't generally like that/let you
[21:44] <erUSUL> Charruaenojao: program input | tee > output
[21:44] <Spirits-Sight> Hello, I am trying to play a video that seems to use Flow Player on a website, it gives a error, is there something I can install to get it to play the video?
[21:44] <Gnea> brianchidester: it may or may not work.  what speed did you burn the cd at?
[21:44] <R0b0t1> Gnea: Ah, I've tried that. :\ Changing the key binds didn't work.
[21:44] <brianchidester> R0b0t1: try windows+tab
[21:44] <erUSUL> Shortguy109: Ekiga is a SIP app
[21:44] <guntbert> !repeat | Shortguy109
[21:44] <Charruaenojao> erUSUL: tee? I forgot to tell you, I'm a newbie
[21:44] <gene420> unko0 there are bugs if you create a user called admin did you do that by chance
[21:44] <erUSUL> Charruaenojao: i just told you how to use it
[21:44] <lesbranton> In Xchat anyone know how to eliminate all the people leaving and joining from showing up in the chat window?
[21:44] <brianixi11> Gnea: The I/O error is saying that the cd could be defective. The Thing also says that the the drive could be scrwed or the hd could be messed up. my dad just called and said to check the disk for defects in the startup menu. PLease tell me if this could work.
[21:44] <brianchidester> Charruaenojao: cat lets you view a text file in the terminal
[21:44] <erUSUL> Charruaenojao: 22:44 < erUSUL> Charruaenojao: program input | tee > output
[21:44] <Shortguy109> i've tried downloading Ekiga but it never shown after i downloaded it
[21:44] <dstrbdfrk1> i added a repository so i can upgrade amarok and now when i apt-get update it gives me three gpg errors
[21:44] <R0b0t1> I'll try really quick, be back.
[21:45] <erUSUL> Shortguy109: Aplications>Internet
[21:45] <Shortguy109> yeah i went to that :o
[21:45] <Gnea> brianchidester: I read what you typed already. please don't repeat again.
[21:45] <R0b0t1> Nope, oh well.
[21:45] <Gnea> er
[21:45] <R0b0t1> Maybe someone might suggest it.
[21:45] <klyick> I'm trying to setup a z2300 Lexmark printer on Ubuntu 8.10, but I can't get it to work. Anybody have this printer?
[21:45] <Gnea> brianixi11: I read what you typed already, please don't repeat again.
[21:45] <brianchidester> Gnea: ?
[21:45] <Gnea> brianchidester: sorry
[21:45] <brianchidester> np
[21:45] <Gnea> brianchidester: you're both in the same tab group
[21:45] <Shortguy109> it says it's installed but it won't show in the internet thing
[21:46] <unko00> erUSUL, sorry i lost connection
[21:46] <brianixi11> Gnea: Have you come up with a fix or an answer?
[21:46] <erUSUL> unko0: what does «  ls -l $(which sudo) »  says ?
[21:46] <Charruaenojao> erUSUL: Thank you! I think I'm going to try it.
[21:46] <unko00> erUSUL, ???
[21:46] <Gnea> brianixi11: yeah I already did, did you miss it?
[21:46] <gene420> unko00 have you asked the guys in ubuntu+1 the jaunty channel
[21:46] <lesbranton> In Xchat anyone know how to eliminate all the people leaving and joining from showing up in the chat window?
[21:46] <erUSUL> unko00: show me the output of that command is just a line
[21:46] <throughput> moonlight -> http://www.go-mono.com/moonlight/
[21:46] <brianixi11> Gnea: Yes, I must have. Please repost it.
[21:46] <hporse> ok no one seems to know. other question: does anyone know a live cd that includes cpufreq-utils?
[21:46] <erUSUL> lesbranton: rightclick on the channel button
[21:47] <Gnea> brianchidester: it may or may not work.  what speed did you burn the cd at?
[21:47] <throughput> moonlight it's fantastic :)
[21:47] <unko00> erUSUL, -rwxr-xr-x 1 michael root 131040 2009-02-16 22:24 /usr/bin/sudo
[21:47] <histo> hporse: you can install applications on the ubuntu live cd with apt or synaptic
[21:47] <erUSUL> hporse: if it does not you can install it if you have inet connection (or from a usb stick)
[21:47] <histo> !info cpufreq-utils
[21:47] <erUSUL> unko00: well that's weird... sudo must have setuid but yours does not
[21:47] <pilif12p> What version of moonlight do i download??
[21:48] <Shortguy109> does anyone know any other voice chat things? cuz ekiga doesn't work :(
[21:48] <unko00> erUSUL, hmm
[21:48] <erUSUL> unko00: do you remember doing something that may have touched the sudo binary ??
[21:48] <Charruaenojao> brianchidester: I tryed it, but is tiring jumping in and out of the editor so it can refresh. Thank you anyway
[21:48] <hporse> erUSUL,histo: ah nice. but is the complete synaptics tree included on the live cd or just a limited set of programs in order to save space?
[21:48] <histo> !info cpufrequtils | hporse
[21:48] <brianixi11> Gnea: I must leave for something. PLease come back on in about 2 hours. Thanks for the help. Brianixi11.
[21:48] <pilif12p> !moonlight download
[21:48] <histo> hporse: it will pull a complete tree from over the interweb silly.
[21:48] <unko00> erUSUL, not really... all i did recenlty was change some permissions in the /usr folder. add some software. and make a root password
[21:49] <erUSUL> hporse: synaptics tree ?? list of packages ? it has all the packages that a normal ubuntu would have
[21:49] <Gnea> ...
[21:49] <baz> anyone using flex 4?
[21:49] <hporse> erUSUL: yeah i mean list of packages
[21:49] <pilif12p> Does anyone know what version of moonlight i downlolad??????
[21:49] <gene420> unko00 try and do a su root
[21:49] <histo> hporse: while it isn't installed by default if the live system has internet access you can install any package.
[21:49] <erUSUL> unko00: change some permissions in the /usr folder ????? that's sounds like could have been it
[21:49] <unko00> erUSUL, i mean this command: chown michael -R /etc
[21:49] <erUSUL> unko00: you aplied chmod -R lightly on the usr folder :|
[21:50] <histo> pilif12p: did you see if moonlight is availible in th repos?
[21:50] <unko00> erUSUL, i mean /usr
[21:50] <poseidon> I'm looking to get a high-end computer (good graphics card, lost of ram, good cpu, etc)  Any suggestions
[21:50] <pilif12p> Histo, what do you mean, can you PM me?
[21:50] <histo> !moonlight-plugin-mozilla | pilif12p
[21:50] <histo> !info moonlight-plugin-mozilla | pilif12p
[21:51] <histo> pilif12p: its availible in jaunty
[21:51] <pilif12p> Really
[21:51] <poseidon> *laptop
[21:51] <pilif12p> So, i have to upgrade?
[21:51] <histo> no you can probably still install in intrepid
[21:51] <pilif12p> How?
[21:51] <erUSUL> unko00: well anyway the harm is done... you will have to boot into recovery mode and do  « chmod u+s /usr/bin/sudo »
[21:51] <poseidon> I don't want to get one thats going to have a bunch of conflictions with linux (ie ati cards)
[21:51] <unko00> erUSUL, ands thats it?
[21:51] <histo> pilif12p: let me check something real quick hold up
[21:51] <pilif12p> Okay
[21:52] <erUSUL> unko00: well that's for a start i do not know what other binaries or stuff has now wrong permissions
[21:52] <unko00> erUSUL, hmm ok ill try that than get back at you
[21:53] <erUSUL> !who | lesbranton
[21:53] <erUSUL> unko00: ok
[21:53] <histo> pilif12p: are you planning on upgrading on thursday?
[21:53] <pilif12p> No
[21:53] <pilif12p> im on a netbook
[21:53] <pilif12p> with only 4 GB
[21:53] <stealth-> this crontab line: "0 12 */4 * * /bin/uplinkbackup.sh " would run uplinkbackup.sh every 4 days at noon on the hour, right?
[21:53] <lorenzosu> On my old laptop I had a wonderful button which would cut CPU but also make the fan practically silent. Is it possible to do something similar via software? I installed th CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor but fan is still quite high
[21:53] <pilif12p> no CD drive
[21:53] <histo> pilif12p: http://www.go-mono.com/moonlight/
[21:54] <pilif12p> Thanks
[21:54] <histo> pilif12p: what site do you need silverlight for though?
[21:55] <sierinjs_lv> @@ does someone knows where is opera's temp folder? @@
[21:55] <pilif12p> A website
[21:55] <pilif12p> reportstorms.com
[21:55] <lesbranton> !tab
[21:59] <zKai> ?
[21:59] <unko00> erUSUL, still nothing..
[22:00] <Preplexed> Good evening all!
[22:00] <zKai> Pretty quiet here today
[22:00] <unko00> erUSUL, ?
[22:01] <Preplexed> ny one here every used wire shark?
[22:01] <erUSUL> unko00: what error do you get now ?
[22:01] <zKai> I have
[22:01] <unko00> erUSUL, nothing happend.. i still can't run admin programs
[22:01] <lesbranton> I get the initial start up sound but about half way through the sound it cuts out and cannot hear sound for any program... any ideas?  I have checked all the troubleshooting in Ubuntu forumns
[22:01] <axell> hy people
[22:01] <erUSUL> unko00: ok; i understand that... what you get now when you do  « sudo -i » on a treminal
[22:01] <Preplexed> zai u used wire shark how you like it
[22:02] <unko00> erUSUL, output = sudo: must be setuid root
[22:02] <erUSUL> unko00: are you sure you did what i said ?  what does « ls -l $(which sudo) » outputs ?
[22:03] <unko00> erUSUL, -rwsr-xr-x 1 michael root 131040 2009-02-16 22:24 /usr/bin/sudo
[22:03] <lesbranton> Can anyone help troubleshoot a sound issue?
[22:04] <hubbard> I have Ubuntu 8.04, when I insert a DVD-rw I get this error: http://pastebin.com/m30eb693f. My /etc/fstab is here: http://pastebin.com/m13efad1e
[22:04] <pepperjack> lesbranton: whats the issue maybe someone will pipe up with a suggestion
[22:04] <erUSUL> unko00: ooops you should have done « chown root:root /usr/bin/sudo » too; sorry for not noticing earlier...
[22:04] <lesbranton> I get the initial start up sound but about half way through the sound it cuts out and cannot hear sound for any program.
[22:04] <fmagno> Hi ! Can anyone help me connecting to a VPN with Ubuntu 8.10 ?
[22:04] <unko00> erUSUL, it's ok at least im getting help :] and ok be right back
[22:05] <hubbard> Could it be that my fstab is not correct?
[22:05] <histo> lesbranton: which version of ubuntu are you running?
[22:05] <lesbranton> histo: 8.10
[22:05] <pepperjack> lesbranton: if you run alsamixer in a terminal are all the volume levels up? anything muted?
[22:05] <histo> !sound > lesbranton
[22:05] <lesbranton> All volumes are maxed nothing muted.
[22:06] <histo> hubbard: fstab looks okay to me. Does that happen with every dvd?
[22:06] <greencookie> i just installed checkstyle via apt-get now how can i run it on a .java file?
[22:06] <lesbranton> Multimedia audio controller: ATI Technologies Inc IXP150 AC'97 Audio Controller
[22:06] <pepperjack> fmagno: i often use vpnc its pretty straigt forward but is command line only.  i think there are several front ends. kvpnc etc
[22:07] <lesbranton> pepperjack: alsamixer says it all up.
[22:07] <hubbard> histo: it does not happen when I insert, for example, a movie into the DVD player. It only happens with a blank DVD-rw.
[22:08] <pepperjack> lesbranton: about the only other thing i know to do is restart alsa-utils sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart    other than that check the sound section in gnome panel. might be set to wrong device.  that would make sense since it works until gnome-session and stuff loads
[22:08] <Guest1984> Hi, anyone know a good screencast software, if possible x<
[22:08] <Guest1984> not xvid cap or istanbul since both dont work
[22:08] <pepperjack> Guest1984: prnt screen really fast?
[22:08] <scunizi> Guest1984: myscreenrecorder.. I think is the name
[22:08] <lesbranton> Pepperjack: will check out the gnome
[22:08] <hendrikb> join #ubuntu+1
[22:08] <Guest1984> peppejack: nice try come again :P
[22:08] <Guest1984> it's in the synaptic?
[22:09] <Guest1984> scunizi: it's in the synaptic pkg?
[22:09] <pepperjack> Guest1984: ive used imagemagick in the past but i cant remember the process.  the end result was not all that desirable
[22:09] <unko00> erUSUL, still nothing..
[22:09] <puner> can someone help me with this wubi installation
[22:09] <scunizi> Guest1984: looking now
[22:09] <lightpriest> puner, yes?
[22:09] <puner> I installed it inside windows
[22:09] <puner> everything works
[22:09] <lesbranton> Pepperjack: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart    Restarted OKAY.
[22:09] <Guest1984> scunizi: also checking
[22:09] <erUSUL> unko00: ok; again what does  « sudo -i » outputs on a terminal
[22:09] <puner> except I cant get to the windows xp partition, when using ubuntu
[22:10] <Guest1984> 0 row return :(
[22:10] <yoasif> any chance i could get some help on reenabling trackpad click? works fine on a separate install of jaunty beta, but not on my main install... /msg me if you can help
[22:10] <unko00> erUSUL, sudo: must be setuid root
[22:10] <lightpriest> puner, you installed ubuntu "inside" windows?
[22:10] <lesbranton> Pepperjack: how do you check gnome panel?
[22:10] <Guest1984> XvidCap seem to be a nice tool but it freeze my computer :(
[22:10] <lightpriest> or from windows?
[22:10] <puner> yes using Wubi
[22:11] <fmagno> pepperjack, I have just installed  vpnc. It's asking for some things, can you give me a hand? what is the gateway address ?
[22:11] <pepperjack> lesbranton: system --> pref --> sound i think
[22:11] <pepperjack> fmagno: i can try
[22:11] <lightpriest> ohh I guess I'm clueless there, sorry didn't notice you said wubi...
[22:11] <puner> because when I put the live CD in the computer, I get the option to install ubuntu inside windows using wubi
[22:11] <puner> since I didn't want to mess with partitioning
[22:11] <Neros> Ok guys I have some problems..... I have linux set up and its going wonderfully. but I need vista on a small partition at the end of the drive... the problem is i have 1 small primary with mounted as /boot and then the rest of the drive is an extended drive containing my ubuntu install my /home and my swap.... the problme is vista bitches about being installed to a logical drive. Is it possible ot resize that extended partition down? it already ha
[22:11] <Guest1984> Escomtools MyScreenRecorder 2.55 == Windows stuff :(
[22:11] <lightpriest> I'm not really sure
[22:11] <lightpriest> have you tried the places menu?
[22:11] <unko00> EruditeHermit, did u get that?
[22:11] <puner> thats where I cant see it
[22:12] <scunizi> Guest1984: sorry I can't find it.. it's sort of the defacto for recording the screen.. I've read about it in the ubuntu monthly publication.
[22:12] <unko00> erUSUL, did you get that?
[22:12] <lightpriest> what about 'ls -l /dev/sd*'?
[22:12] <Neros> Puner, You will not be able to access the windows drive inside a wubi install
[22:12] <EruditeHermit> unko00: sorry what?
[22:12] <lightpriest> what do you see there?
[22:12] <erUSUL> unko00: yes... again "ls -l /usr/bin/sudo" ?
[22:12] <b14ck> Guest1984, if you want to record your desktop install: recordmydesktop
[22:12] <Guest1984> scunizi: ok, well thanks for your help. I'll reboot in windows :(
[22:12] <unko00> EruditeHermit, sorry wrong nick
[22:12] <EruditeHermit> ah ok
[22:12] <tales2010> hello. I closed network manager icon from the top panel. Is there any way to bring the icon back there?
[22:12] <EruditeHermit> =)
[22:12] <scunizi> Guest1984: give me another sec..
[22:12] <lesbranton> Thank you Pepperjack!!  Finally after hours of trying it works.... don't know if I did anything different that I tried before.
[22:12] <b14ck> Guest1984, its a gtk program, very lightweight, allows you to record your desktop & sound to a video file
[22:12] <Guest1984> recordmydesktop  cool found it thx
[22:13] <puner> Is there a reason why? I really need to access Program Files :P
[22:13] <unko00> erUSUL, -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 131040 2009-02-16 22:24 /usr/bin/sudo
[22:13] <Guest1984> b14ck : exacly what i need thx a lot ill try it
[22:13] <tales2010> hello. I closed network manager icon from the top panel. Is there any way to bring the icon back there?
[22:13] <pepperjack> lesbranton: heh congrats
[22:13] <b14ck> no problem
[22:13] <lightpriest> puner, private
[22:13] <lesbranton> pepperjack: now I will see if it works upon restart!
[22:13] <Guest1984> 403 Forbidden arggg life is a combat
[22:14] <Neros> puner, yes, Wubi dosent actually install linux to a partition. It installs it to a file(think a really big zip file) that resides ON your windows partition
[22:14] <puner> I see.
[22:14] <scunizi> Guest1984: gtk-recordmydesktop
[22:14] <erUSUL> unko00: dohh when we change the owner the setuid got los... you will have to do « chmod u+s /usr/bin/sudo » again :(
[22:14] <erUSUL> lost*
[22:14] <Guest1984> http://ufs.lobotomie.org/dists/hardy/main/binary-i386/graphics/recordmydesktop_0.3.8.1-0hardy1~UFS_i386.deb  403 Forbidden
[22:15] <Neros> And if wubi could access that partition where its own file resides you would get terrible problems with write speed and other things that would generally break wubi
[22:15] <erUSUL> unko00: sorry for the constant reboots...
[22:15] <badfish69> i want to do a samba share with a notebook running xp
[22:15] <badfish69> should i just give up?
[22:15] <stalker314314> hi all,  in xdmcp remote login gnome session (ubuntu-ubuntu), arrow keys, del and pgp/pgdown doesn't work, any idea?
[22:15] <tales2010> is there any way to boot vista using grub?
[22:15] <Neros> badfish69 what have you tried?
[22:15] <Guest1984> http://recordmydesktop.sourceforge.net/about.php is my new friend
[22:15] <scunizi> Guest1984: http://recordmydesktop.sourceforge.net/about.php
[22:16] <Neros> tales2010 yes there is, was vista installed first or second?
[22:16] <erUSUL> tales2010: it is the same as otting any other windows
[22:16] <lesbranton> Media keys problem... when I push my volume button it goes either full blast or the volume goes all the way down... no middle ground... anyone know how to fix?
[22:16] <erUSUL> booting*
[22:16] <Guest1984> scunizi: yup working on it ;)
[22:16] <tales2010> Neros, first
[22:16] <unko00> erUSUL, GRR ha it's ok
[22:16] <unko00> erUSUL, so just that command and it should be done?
[22:16] <Neros> tales2010 if vista was installed first the ubuntu installer will add teh grub entry for you
[22:17] <erUSUL> unko00: yes (cross your fingers)
[22:17] <unko00> erUSUL, haha i am. be right back
[22:17] <badfish69> i'm sharing a folder on logan-desktop with the share name 'netbook'
[22:17] <tales2010> Neros, id added.. but it doesn't boot when i select vista entry from grub menu
[22:17] <badfish69> the the usualy \\logan-desktop\netbook is no good
[22:17] <Neros> tales2010 what does it do?
[22:17] <tales2010> Neros, nothing...
[22:18] <Neros> badfish69 the usual method does not apply in ubuntu... you need to go to places and choose network and browse for it
[22:18] <tales2010> Neros, it says loading and vista doesn't appear
[22:18] <badfish69> ah
[22:18] <quentusrex> anyone know of an mp3 bug that would cuase the sound to blink in and out?
[22:18] <Neros> tales2010 hmm.... thats odd.... I don't know how to solve that.... grub has always just worked
[22:18] <quentusrex> like it is stuttered.
[22:18] <quentusrex> for internet streams
[22:18] <PROject-Emerald> Is the ATI Binary X.Org visual driver my ATI Radeon video card drivers? Because every time I try to manually get my ATI radeon card drivers I mess something up
[22:19] <paco> Bonjour; Quelqu'un parle Français sur ce chat?
[22:19] <Guest1984> thx all for your hel, got 2 go
[22:19] <defrysk> !fr
[22:19] <erUSUL> !fr | paco
[22:20] <paco> Merci
[22:20] <lesbranton> Media keys problem... when I push my volume button it goes either full blast (volume up button) or the volume goes all the way down (volume down).
[22:20] <PROject-Emerald>  Is the ATI Binary X.Org visual driver my ATI Radeon video card drivers? Because every time I try to manually get my ATI radeon card drivers I mess something up
[22:20] <leeguy92> hi, all
[22:20] <leeguy92> i know a guy whos got a buffer underrun problem
[22:20] <leeguy92> at least, it sounds like it
[22:21] <leeguy92> hes playing mp3 from an SD card
[22:21] <Knirgh> !repeat | PR0ject-Emerald
[22:21] <leeguy92> recently switched to ibex from windoesnt
[22:21] <unko00> erUSUL, OMG still nothing
[22:21] <Knirgh> leeguy92: what was your question?
[22:21] <leeguy92> now, whilst playing, every now and then he gets skipping
[22:21] <erUSUL> unko00: :|
[22:21] <erUSUL> unko00: same error ?
[22:22] <mgarriss> apt-get install is failing on at 404.  can i add more sources to apt-get somehow?
[22:22] <unko00> erUSUL, i don't know. it seems i can launch programs from the menu like admin programs... i can launch users and groups but i can't unlock it at all
[22:22] <erUSUL> mgarriss: you can change mirror in system>Preferences>software Sources
[22:23] <lightpriest> does anyone know if I can plug s-video and use more then 1024x768?
[22:23] <erUSUL> unko00: i mean do « sudo -i »
[22:23] <leeguy92> ok, im backl
[22:23] <leeguy92> my batt died
[22:23] <NativeAngels> anyone here ever experianced the gnome-panel go mising on desktop
[22:23] <Knirgh> lightpriest: yes, check Screen resolution to set resolution
[22:23] <mgarriss> erUSUL: i'm just ssh'd into this box
[22:23] <leeguy92> my question is: how can i stop this stuttering?
[22:23] <erUSUL> unko00: and while at it « ls -l /usr/bin/sudo »
[22:24] <leeguy92> i am talking on behalf of this guy, as he is away from home, and doesnt have entartoobs access
[22:24] <erUSUL> mgarriss: then you will have to edit /etc/apt/sources.list directly... are you familiar with the format ?
[22:24] <lightpriest> Knirgh, I tried to but I can't select a higher one
[22:25] <Knirgh> leeguy92: please keep your question on one line, or it will be hard to follow your question, also please describe your problem a bit more
[22:25] <lightpriest> Knirgh, someone once told me I can't use s-video for more then 1024x768, is that correct?
[22:25] <tales2010> Neros, is there anyway to re-generate grub config again?
[22:25] <leeguy92> Knirgh: he is trying to play mp3 files off of an SD card. on windows, this worked fine. but since switching to ibex, he has had stuttering whilst playing.
[22:26] <leeguy92> otherwise, he likes the OS, but playing music is it's primary usage
[22:26] <elarrarte> hi all!
[22:26] <tony__> After updating Intrepid..Desktop effects wont work. Please help
[22:26] <stalker314314> hi all,  in xdmcp remote login gnome session (ubuntu-ubuntu), arrow keys, del and pgp/pgdown doesn't work, any idea?
[22:26] <Knirgh> lightpriest: do you have a nvidia card?
[22:26] <meoblast> hi... i'm trying to set up 3d accel on my mom's computer.... it's an Intel GPU.... how can i set up the 3D acell?
[22:27] <lightpriest> Knirgh, nope, it's a thinkpad laptop with intel gpu
[22:27] <elarrarte> does anyone know about dvd burning problems in hardy?
[22:27] <erUSUL> meoblast: it should be enabled by default...
[22:27] <lightpriest> Knirgh, I'm thinking of editing xorg.conf modes section to the second screen but I don't want to do it if it wouldn't work
[22:27] <erUSUL> unko00: ?? i have to leave...
[22:28] <unko00> erUSUL, sudo -i: sudo: /etc/sudoers is mode 0640, should be 0440
[22:28] <leeguy92> can someone help me with this?
[22:28] <leeguy92> is it a common bug?
[22:28] <unko00> and ls -l /usr/bin/sudo: -rwsr-xr-x 1 root root 131040 2009-02-16 22:24 /usr/bin/sudo
[22:28] <Knirgh> lightpriest: i googled your problem and they solved it by going in "nvidia-settings" and changing resolution there
[22:29] <elarrarte> ﻿ does anyone know about dvd burning problems in hardy?
[22:29] <lightpriest> Knirgh, thanks - I just don't have nvidia, though I guess it's possible to get a higher resolution in svideo
[22:29] <Knirgh> !anyone | elrrarte
[22:30] <unko00> erUSUL, ?
[22:30] <Knirgh> lightpriest: sorry i can't help you any more:) google is your friend
[22:30] <meoblast> erUSUL: it's not... its a Intel GMA 4500
[22:30] <elarrarte> sorry ... it s my first time here ...
[22:31] <elarrarte> i googled the problem without a solution
[22:31] <meoblast> erUSUL: maybe it would help if my mom actually updated her system
[22:31] <lesbranton> leeguy92: does he transfer the music from the SD card to the HDD?
[22:31] <Knirgh> elarrarte: it's ok, what is your problem then?
[22:31] <xnmrph> Hi. I'm having trouble getting rid of a GPT partition. Anyone good with that kind of thing?
[22:31] <elarrarte> can ´t burn anything in my laptop since i moved to hardy
[22:31] <meoblast> i guess i'll turn on updates automatically... can that be done in Ubuntu desktop?
[22:32] <Knirgh> what program are you using?
[22:32] <elarrarte> 8.10 does not give me the same problem
[22:32] <lesbranton> Media keys problem... when I push my volume button it goes either full blast (volume up button) or the volume goes all the way down (volume down).
[22:32] <elarrarte> no matter what program ... all fail the same way
[22:32] <sambagirl> how can i update my ubuntu installation? i dont see the little thing up in the corner that signifies updates are ready?
[22:32] <elarrarte> "unhandled error"
[22:32] <Knirgh> sambagirl: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:33] <lesbranton> sambagirl goto System - Administration - Update Manager
[22:33] <meoblast> can i make Ubuntu install ALL updates without confirmation?
[22:33] <lesbranton> Meoblast: Yes
[22:33] <elarrarte> there is a bug report about that ... too many people are in my same situation ... can 't understand a bug like this is not fixed yet
[22:33] <sambagirl> thanks knirgh
[22:33] <Knirgh> meoblast: try that command
[22:33] <carthik> meoblast right click on the update notification icon and edit the preferences
[22:33] <meoblast> lesbranton: in the Software sources it only says security updates
[22:33] <unko00> erUSUL, should i just re-install?
[22:34] <elarrarte> fresh 8.04 install -> update -> no dvd burning possile
[22:34] <lightpriest> Knirgh, thanks :)
[22:34] <lesbranton> Meoblast: Using 8.10?
[22:34] <meoblast> lesbranton: yes
[22:35] <sambagirl> it says invalid operations for updates and upgrades
[22:35] <sambagirl> i never saw this before.
[22:35] <abicska> hy! sbdy could help me with print sharing on ubuntu server to a linux and an osx?
[22:36] <sambagirl> oh well bbl chao
[22:36] <lesbranton> Meoblast: I see you problem... just says download all updates with only security as being automatically installed.
[22:36] <leeguy92> lesbranton: no, he doesnt, hes playing directly from the SD card. the HDD is too small(is a 4G eeePC)
[22:36] <jdu> abicska, generally you can add network printers and give the path:  http://ipaddress:631/printers/PrinterName
[22:37] <meoblast> lesbranton: my mom wants me to stop fixing her computer... she doesn't mind complaining but never wants to do updates.... :/... i guess i'll just set it to do security updates and get off
[22:37] <lesbranton> leeguy92: IC
[22:37] <elarrarte> knirgh: u there?
[22:37] <leeguy92> it is good that you see :)
[22:37] <lesbranton> meoblast: okay... sry could be more help.
[22:38] <abicska> jdu: can i do it from an other computer?
[22:38] <leeguy92> im talking on irc for him, because he is away from the internet at the moment
[22:38] <carthik> meoblast, you can also set up a cron job to do the updates regularly, say once a week
[22:38] <leeguy92> and will be until friday
[22:38] <abicska> jdu: i mean not from the server bcuz it has no browser
[22:38] <leeguy92> :S
[22:38] <impulse_> rver irc.acid-lounge.org.uk:6668
[22:38] <jdu> abicska, does the server already have printer sharing enabled?
[22:39] <lesbranton> Just happens is Ibex not windows.
[22:39] <supersasho> hi there, can anyone help me with my rl8187 wifi, i can't put it in monitoring mode
[22:39] <chaosrl> can anybody point me in the right direction with TV tuner cards in building a system?
[22:39] <abicska> jdu: could you please help me step by step? ive installed insternet sharing only
[22:39] <elarrarte> can 't burn anything in hardy with my laptop ... fresh install ... any ideas?
[22:40] <leeguy92> lesbranton: yea, doesnt happen in win :(
[22:40] <jdu> abicska, first explain the situation further.  Is the server a desktop install?  What type of network is it in?
[22:40] <lesbranton> leeguy92: hmm... what program does he use to play the mp3 files with?
[22:40] <uba> I can still use OpenVPn to connect to a pay- based vpn such as blacklogic.com right? Or am i suppose to download Cisco VPN?
[22:40] <carthik> elarrarte, you could find out what the make/model of the drive is and search for a fix if there is one
[22:41] <jdu> abicska, well the second question isn't really important.  The point is, what version of ubuntu do you have, and is it the server version?
[22:41] <leeguy92> lesbranton: exaile
[22:41] <uba> elarrarte hardy sucks upgrade to Ibex...is all i can suggest
[22:41] <leeguy92> when he gets back, hes gonna try "listen"
[22:42] <leeguy92> in case it's exaile being a little heavy on the old cpu
[22:42] <elarrarte> uba: but hardy not suppose to be a LTS !!!! what kind of LTS is then?
[22:42] <leeguy92> which is a celeron clocked at 650MHz
[22:42] <abicska> jdu: ive the 8.10 ubuntu server on my pc this is the server and its directly connected to an ubuntu linux laptop and with an other network card it is connected to my dorm's network where the internet is coming from and the osx computer is on the dorm's network
[22:43] <lesbranton> leeguy92: has the lastest program update for exaile... has he tried any other programs?
[22:43] <odinsbane> whats a good filesystem setup that handles permissions and windows computers can read it without installing special software?
[22:43] <leeguy92> lesbranton: no, he hasnt.
[22:43] <elarrarte> i moved to ibex to give it a try ... but now ... ibex does not move well with flash contents .. hardy does ... :-$
[22:43] <uba> elerrarte a very hassly one.
[22:43] <leeguy92> no internets to dl new programs until friday
[22:43] <leeguy92> i just wanted to know, is theres some kind of common cause for this?
[22:43] <pepperjack> odinsbane: only fat32 honestly if you need windows to read it.  of course ntfs will work as well but neither really have permissions support in the sense i think of it
[22:43] <jdu> abicska, ok   when you installed the server, did you select cups?   If not, you will want to run:  sudo apt-get install cups     on the server
[22:44] <uba> elarrarte what flash contents were you trying to move?
[22:44] <julle_> How do i check if i run qt3 or 4 ?
[22:44] <JordiGH> Should I let dpkg do this? http://rafb.net/p/kfJtFr43.html
[22:44] <Knirgh> leeguy: tip him to move to the folder that the music file is (in terminal) and type mplayer MUSICFILE.mp3
[22:44] <abicska> jdu: cups is installed on the server :)
[22:44] <elarrarte> flash 10 + firefox + intel x3100 + ibex = sucks
[22:44] <odinsbane> pepperjack: everything I put on an ntfs file system I get back with all permissions set.
[22:44] <elarrarte> flash 10 + firefox + intel x3100 + hardy = ok
[22:44] <jdu> abicska, good.  Can you access the web interface?
[22:44] <leeguy92> Knirgh: no gud :( he needs a graphical collection manager thingy
[22:45] <lesbranton> Anyone know how to fix media buttons in Ubuntu 8.10?
[22:45] <uba> elarrarte are are you sure it wasnt firefox?
[22:45] <leeguy92> hes essentially looking for a WMP replacement
[22:45] <uba> i hada ton of memory leakage with firefox in intrepid esp when flash was concerned
[22:45] <leeguy92> as far as organizing goes
[22:45] <m1dn1ght> Can anyone tell me if it's possible to change the default icon for a particular file type?  I know how to change individual file icons but would like to do it for, say, all .txt files etc.
[22:45] <xnmrph> fdisk is complaining about a GPT (GUID) partition table. How do I get rid of it ?
[22:45] <abicska> jdu: how can i set the access rights so i can access it from the network?
[22:45] <uba> so i migrarted over to Swiftfox...optimized for my laptop and that helped tremedously
[22:46] <uba> im waiting for Google Chrome tho...apparently thats waaay faster than both\
[22:46] <lesbranton> leeguy92: try using VLC to see if its still choppy... would eliminate if its the program or another bug.
[22:46] <thiebaude> uba: im using arora on 9.04 it is quick
[22:46] <elarrarte> i see that the lastests versions of ubuntu are not well stable ... the hurry too much over each release
[22:46] <_5w155> anybody from Poland?
[22:46] <leeguy92> lesbranton: yea, ill get him to try that on friday
[22:46] <odinsbane> I think I'm going to go with ext2/3
[22:46] <lesbranton> uba: Chrome work on linux?
[22:46] <uba> thiebaude i've never hear of arora?
[22:46] <leeguy92> lesbranton: chromIUM does
[22:46] <thiebaude> !arora
[22:47] <uba> lesbranton as far as i know no official build is out for linux
[22:47] <leeguy92> but basic chromium isnt as developed as google's distro of it
[22:47] <Ljorring> I have a mouse button click delay in 8.04. Have this been fixed? I didn't have any luck with google
[22:47] <abicska> jdu: cuz the ubuntu server has no browser
[22:47] <leeguy92> no flash support for example
[22:47] <uba> lesbranton but there is a bootlegg way you can get it to run
[22:47] <jdu> abicska, it has w3m
[22:47] <leeguy92> but apparently they are working on that
[22:47] <abicska> jdu: what is w3m?
[22:47] <abicska> jdu:w3m is a browser?
[22:47] <jdu> abicska, I think.            You could login with ssh and use w3m
[22:48] <lesbranton> uba: is it better than firefox?
[22:48] <uba> thiebaude so explain this arora
[22:48] <jdu> abicska, w3m http://localhost:631   yes
[22:48] <abicska> jdu: lookin :)
[22:48] <leeguy92> lesbranton: http://build.chromium.org/buildbot/snapshots/chromium-rel-linux/14058/
[22:48] <thiebaude> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/arora-cross-platform-webkit-browser-in-ubuntu.html, uba
[22:48] <jdu> abicska, it's text based
[22:48] <leeguy92> apparently they nearly have the plugins sorted
[22:48] <_5w155> chromium is faster the FF
[22:48] <thiebaude> ff is soo slow
[22:48] <_5w155> then*
[22:49] <odinsbane> is chromium built on the webkit browser?
[22:49] <leeguy92> thiebaude: slower than IE7?
[22:49] <leeguy92> odinsbane: yes
[22:49] <jdu> abicska, from the admin tab, you can enable remote administration
[22:49] <thiebaude> leeguy92: yes
[22:49] <poseidon> Does anyone know of a good text replacer for ubuntu?  ie I type rofl then press a binded key and it converts rofl to Rolling On the Floor Laughing.
[22:49] <leeguy92> chromium compiles javascript to machine code :D
[22:49] <_5w155> leeguy --  much more slower then IE ;-)
[22:49] <mrwes> abicska, w3m http://localhost:631
[22:49] <abicska> jdu: w3m works and i can open localhost. lookin for administration
[22:49] <leeguy92> _5w155: imxp, that is not the case
[22:49] <dhalsim> hi, I'm using bamboo-zen theme, but I don't like the fore color of selected text (back color is light green and fore color is white). it's not readable. how can I change that?
[22:49] <odinsbane> maxthon is a version of ie that has really good performance.
[22:49] <uba> posiedon you mean pidgin?
[22:49] <lesbranton> thiebaude: takes a long time to load FF.
[22:49] <leeguy92> firefox still zips along compared to IE7
[22:50] <thiebaude> arora using qt 4.4
[22:50] <m1dn1ght> Can anyone tell me if it's possible to change the default icon for a particular file type?  I know how to change individual file icons but would like to do it for, say, all .txt files etc.
[22:50] <leeguy92> firefox loads quicker in *nix, i find
[22:50] <uba> FF sucks in Ubuntu
[22:50] <Ljorring> can someone tell me the name of the configfile, where the mouse driver is loaded in X?
[22:50] <thiebaude> lesbranton: 6 sec or so on high speed internet
[22:50] <_5w155> leeguy92: speed is not the case?
[22:50] <uba> its like a thousand times more faster in Vista and the memory leaks take alot longer to reach in VIsta imx
[22:50] <abicska> jdu: first of all pls tell me how can i rename a file bcuz ive deleted the original cups conf files bcuz ive changed it
[22:50] <leeguy92> _5w155: i guess it is unfair to compare IE in win32 to FF in *nix
[22:51] <TheNano> uba: try Epiphany Web Browser then
[22:51] <leeguy92> :-/
[22:51] <jdu> abicska, oh,  is the original totally gone or did you make a backup firstL
[22:51] <uba> Epiphany is theat KDE?
[22:51] <lesbranton> Anyone know about changing DNS servers?
[22:51] <jdu> *?
[22:51] <pepperjack> leeguy92: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:51] <leeguy92> lesbranton: ^
[22:51] <TheNano> uba: no it is Gnome default browser
[22:51] <trcccc> any inside info on chrome for Linux?
[22:51] <m1dn1ght> uba: nope, epiphany is gnome
[22:51] <ericP> any evolution users know how i can create another account (different user on different machine) from which to draw messages par imap
[22:51] <abicska> jdu: i have a backup file that is what i need to rename but i dont know the command for it
[22:52] <ericP> s/par/by/
[22:52] <jdu> jdu,   ok    mv oldname newname
[22:52] <abicska> jdu: working
[22:52] <leeguy92> the chromium javascript engine is luvly and fast
[22:52] <leeguy92> ;P
[22:52] <uba> TheNano its Gnome's default browser..so its already installed swweeet.
[22:52] <jdu> abicska, sorry that was directed to you
[22:52] <_5w155> leeguy92: most of many programs works better on unix platform. It's not comperable.
[22:52] <TheNano> My firefox is fast, addons can make it slow, and you could make ff to chach into ram it will make it faster too
[22:52] <leeguy92> _5w155: i wonder about IE7 under unix using wine.....
[22:53] <lesbranton> leeguy92: hehe!
[22:53] <TheNano> uba: Gnomes not Ubuntus , you neet to sudo apt-get install epiphany
[22:53]  * leeguy92 prefers not to touch proprietary stuffs like that(all my hardware is freeeeeee)
[22:53] <leeguy92> afaik
[22:53] <ericP> New Folder in Evolution doesn't do the trick, and i only know how to be prompted for account setup by doing a first run of evolution
[22:53] <_5w155> leeguy92: I didn't check that :-) I think it's useless
[22:54] <leeguy92> imho chrome < chromium
[22:54] <uba> TheNano you ripped me off you said it was defualt....boo..;)
[22:54] <leeguy92> chromium doesnt phone teh home
[22:54] <leeguy92> about ur BROWSIN HABITZ
[22:54] <Iceman_B|SSH> when I run screen -x on a system that has a lower resulution
[22:54] <rogue780> how do I copy the boot sector from /dev/sdb to /dev/sdc ?
[22:54] <Iceman_B|SSH> why does it scale my first screen connection down ?
[22:54] <baz> whats a good way to search within files?
[22:55] <leeguy92> rogue780: dd if=/dev/sdb of=/dev/sdc bs=512 count=1
[22:55] <uba> u prrogue780 you prolly have to use the cp comand with sudo..but iono for sure
[22:55] <leeguy92> that should do it
[22:55] <abicska> jdu: i cant restart cup bcuz it says: child exited with status 1. what did i do?
[22:55]  * leeguy92 is not responsible for yada yada yada
[22:55] <jdu> abicska, hmm.  I am not sure.
[22:55] <pepperjack> baz: grep something file.txt
[22:55] <dhalsim> baz: grep is fine
[22:55] <rogue780> leeguy92: I thought for some reason that the bs count was less...somewhere in the range of 486
[22:56] <pepperjack> baz: grep is of course case sensitive
[22:56] <abicska> jdu: im googling it pls wait for me :)
[22:56] <leeguy92> rogue780: 512 includes the partition table afaik
[22:56] <leeguy92> maybe 486 is without that
[22:56] <baz> pepperjack, can i search all files and folders in a given folder?
[22:56]  * leeguy92 isnt sure
[22:56] <jdu> abicska, if you go to administration, click on edit config file, then click on use default config file
[22:56] <leeguy92> all i know is that the partition table is part of the boot sector
[22:56] <abicska> jdu: tryin ok
[22:56] <leeguy92> usually, speakin
[22:56] <ccrandall> q
[22:57] <ccrandall> exit
[22:57] <TheNano> uba: It still is , just Ubuntu has decided to use FF instead , I don't really know maybe Epiphany uses code from ff now
[22:57] <lesbranton> Anyone know about changing DNS servers?
[22:57] <pepperjack> lesbranton: gksudo gedit /etc/resolv.conf
[22:57] <pepperjack> lesbranton: change nameserver 1231231 value
[22:58] <jdu> abicska, when you are done on it, make sure "Share published printers connected to this system"  and "Allow printing from the Internet" and perhaps " Allow remote administration" are selected
[22:58] <jdu> s/on/with/
[22:58] <fore> good news guys !!! my nvidia geforce 5500 has direct rendering now!!~!@~!
[22:59] <lesbranton> pepperjack: I hear that my ISP has terrible DNS servers and to try changing them to opendns.org or something like that.
[22:59] <fore> apparently its not supported in 8.04
[22:59] <abicska> jdu: im restarting the server now hope it will restart the cups properly cuz i couldnt access the admin panel
[22:59] <uba> fore whats that mean?
[22:59] <jdu> abicska, even from the server?
[23:00] <abicska> jdu: yes bcuz when i renamed the file i tried to restart cups and it told me error no 1
[23:00] <fore> i dunno i upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 and my graphics card has direct rendering now
[23:00] <uba> you can use IRC on pidgin, correct?
[23:00] <Knirgh> uba: yes
[23:00] <uba> fore lol
[23:00] <sebsebseb> uba: yes, but   other programs would be better
[23:00] <jdu> abicska, ok.  so now can you access administration?
[23:00] <uba> like what for example?
[23:01] <uba> anything lightweight?
[23:01] <Knirgh>  uba: xchat-gnome
[23:01] <sebsebseb> uba: Xchat is popular, but I use Konversation, that puts on  KDE stuff though
[23:01] <sebsebseb> uba: there irssi  for the terminal, and   chatzilla as a Firefox add on
[23:01] <jdu> irssi works well though I am not using it right now
[23:01] <abicska> jdu: pfuhh... something went wrong bcuz it says cups failed to start
[23:01] <abicska> jdu: lookin in the logs
[23:02] <uba> Xchat sounds like it might be good...
[23:02] <sebsebseb> uba: Konversation :)
[23:02] <uba> lemme go look for the package...cuz my metered internet on my laptop just ran out
[23:02] <sebsebseb> uba: ,but it will put on KDE stuff, unless you already got installed
[23:02] <jdu> abicska, ok.   well you might just try purging cups and then reinstalling it.
[23:02] <uba> sebsebseb I dont think i have KDE installed
[23:02] <abicska> jdu: the error log says: Unable to bind socket for address 127.0.0.1:631 - Address already in use.
[23:02] <abicska> jdu: how can i do it?
[23:03] <sebsebseb> uba: don't need the whole of KDE installed, to run  many of it's apps in Gnome
[23:03] <Gnea> this is going to be interesting.  currently upgrading a 7.10 system to 8.04, which will then go to 8.10, and then to 9.04
[23:03] <abicska> jdu: apt-get install cups
[23:03] <abicska> jdu: how to remove it?:)
[23:03] <jdu> abicska, really.  is cups already running once?    Try:  apt-get purge cups   firestn
[23:03] <sebsebseb> Gnea: well you got to clean install for full Ext4 suppourt in 9.04
[23:03] <jdu> *first
[23:03] <sebsebseb> Gnea: ,but can do something to Ext3 for partial
[23:03] <jdu> abicska,  purge will remove everything including config files
[23:03] <Gnea> sebsebseb: only if I want to format the / as ext4, right?
[23:04] <sebsebseb> Gnea: unless your going to have Ext4, probably not that much point in 9.04
[23:04] <uba> sebsebseb oh really...well i dont have internet on my ubuntu laptop right now
[23:04] <Knirgh> whats the difference between ext3 and ext4?
[23:04] <abicska> jdu: its downloading
[23:04] <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?
[23:04] <uba> Knirgh ext4 is supposed to be faster
[23:04] <jdu> Knirgh, primarilly ext4  uses extents whereas ext3 uses blocks
[23:04] <jdu> abicska, ok
[23:05] <Gnea> sebsebseb: well, I'm going to get it working stable, then worry about ext4. I'm sure I can convert my / from ext3 to ext4 without having to install from the get-go :)
[23:05] <meoblast001> what folder do i delete to completely erase kdenlive settings
[23:05] <sebsebseb> Gnea: yeah, but  it won't be 100%  full Ext4
[23:05] <dhalsim> how can I edit a theme?
[23:05] <Gnea> sebsebseb: not if I do it my way
[23:05] <sebsebseb> Gnea: something to do with files etc  like  the old files are Ext3, and the new files are Ext4
[23:05] <sebsebseb> Gnea: what's your way?
[23:06] <Gnea> sebsebseb: it doesn't work like that - files are files, they don't care
[23:06] <Gnea> sebsebseb: make a backup, reformat, copy the files back over ;)
[23:06] <pepperjack> meoblast001: .kde/share/config/kden*  maybe
[23:06] <uba> Gnea are you sure that will work
[23:06] <sebsebseb> Gnea: 8.04 is pretty nice, and yeah the long term suppourt release, unlike 8.10 and 9.04
[23:06] <Gnea> uba: why wouldn't it?
[23:06] <axell> see you
[23:06] <abicska> jdu: i did smthg very very wrong bcuz cups cant start
[23:07] <jdu> abicska, what is the error?
[23:07] <Gnea> sebsebseb: uhm, 9.04 isn't an LTS release?
[23:07] <aeandra> what is the ubuntulooks theme engine
[23:07] <uba> Gnea I dont know I was just asking? cuz that was my plan...but ppl were saying it was a no-go.
[23:07] <sebsebseb> Gnea: correct, 9.04 is not LTS
[23:07] <jdu> abicska, you purged it, installed it, and ?
[23:07] <meoblast001> pepperjack: thanks
[23:07] <Gnea> sebsebseb: interesting. oh well.
[23:07] <TopBunny88> sebsebseb: I am runnuning the 8.04 LTS release
[23:07] <Gnea> uba: I haven't actually done it yet with 9.04, so I can't say for sure.
[23:07] <sebsebseb> Gnea: 9.04 is not that great either,  some under the hood stuff though,  it's got arm in there
[23:08] <Oli``> I've somehow managed to completely break anonymous samba shares (without doing anything AFAIK). I can only log in from a windows box when I give my ubuntu user/pass. How do I revert that?
[23:08] <sebsebseb> Gnea: new version of Gnome, new default log in screen, and that's about it.
[23:08] <Gnea> sebsebseb: well, it's a system that I haven't run in a long time (just put a new PSU in it yesterday) so I don't care which way it goes :)
[23:08] <abicska> jdu: ive purged it reinstalled and it says when im trying to start it: cupsd: Child exited with status 1! and the error log says port 631 is already takenj
[23:08] <sebsebseb> Gnea: and Ext4 yeah
[23:08] <Z3ro3X> I've been having random (all though rare) hard lock ups after installing ubuntu 9.04 with / as ext4.  Is this from the new file system or running the RC of ubuntu?
[23:08] <jdu> Gnea, as I understand it, files that were originally made with ext3 will be transparently left as though they were ext3 even after an ext4 upgrade.  The difference in upgrade will only come with new files.
[23:08] <poseidon> uba, I thought pidgin was an im client?
[23:08] <cros13> hi, I'm having a bit of an issue upgrading xulrunner. Dpkg hangs at "Setting up". It affects no other package but xulrunner and affects multiple versiond from different repos... so I'm thinking its an issue on my system. Anyone have any ideas?
[23:09] <Gnea> sebsebseb: I couldn't care less about gnome, as I'll be using it to compile the latest E
[23:09] <uba> Gnea ok cool
[23:09] <Gnea> jdu: which is why I would copy them to a backup medium, then copy them back to the new ext4.
[23:09] <sebsebseb> TopBunny88: my  upgraded from  8.10 to alpha6, to beta, to rc,  well  I some issues after  the upgrade from 8.10, as expected, but  those issues never got fixed when upgrading.   so  I am preperaring my computer for a nice clean install of  9.04  once the final is out, and I do Ext4 yeah
[23:09] <Gnea> of course, the backup medium would be ext4
[23:09] <sebsebseb> TopBunny88: glad I never upgraded  the family computer to  8.10 though
[23:09] <sebsebseb> TopBunny88: glad that's still running hardy
[23:10] <cros13> the main feature of ext4 that will only apply to new files is extents... don't bother about it
[23:10] <jdu> Gnea, so that is your way.  will work
[23:10] <sebsebseb> TopBunny88: ,because it's mainly my little brother that uses  Ubuntu on there,  parants locked into  XP.   and  my little brother only  wants to play games pretty much.  so  upgrade to 8.10 wasn't really worth it,  and that's got about a year of suppourt.  and what I have seen of 9.04 isn't worth it, in this case either. so yes glad it's still running 8.04
[23:11] <Knirgh> i'd like to add another WM at same time, is it possible to have like gnome and KDE up at same time?
[23:11] <jdu> abicska, I would suggest googling on that.  I have to go.  Basically, once you get that working, enable sharing from the web interface then, from the other computers, enter  http://ipaddress:631/printers/PrinterName
[23:11] <Gnea> jdu: excellent
[23:11] <uba> so if I install 9.04 as a clean install what should i backup in my current install to make sure all my programs and deb packages  stay the same..and maybe some configuration setting also?
[23:12] <jdu> Knirgh, yes,  on different displays
[23:12] <abicska> jdu: thank for your help!! good bye :)
[23:12] <Knirgh> jdu: can you remind of that command? i remember seeing it somewhere
[23:12]  * cros13 ctrl-c's another hung xulrunner install script.... :(
[23:12] <sebsebseb> uba: you can backup your Firefox profile.   the  .mozilla folder in home
[23:13] <jdu> Knirgh, I have to go.  but there are multiple   one way is to switch to a virtual terminal and use xinit to create a new session
[23:13] <sebsebseb> uba: ,but  unless you got some really fancy  setup with scripts and I don't know what,  I would recommend pretty much just starting over :)
[23:13] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[23:13] <Knirgh> jdu: ok thanks, xinit was the thing i saw
[23:14] <uba> sebsebseb you see the problem is I pay for my bandwith and I really dont want to have download everything once again
[23:14] <drguildo> how do i change which sound devices volume gets changed when i use the multimedia keys on my keyboard?
[23:14] <sebsebseb> uba: your on 8.10 yes?
[23:14] <uba> in face alot of stuff I dont even remember what i've downloaded
[23:14] <drguildo> at the moment it's changing the alsa one, not the pulse audio
[23:14] <uba> sebsebseb yes im using 8.10
[23:14] <Z3ro3X> I think I just felt a great disturbance in the force.
[23:14] <sebsebseb> uba: dpkg -l  lists programs you have installed.   9.04  is not really worth it,  except for Ext4
[23:14] <drguildo> i changed volume applet->preferences
[23:14] <sebsebseb> uba: for most people
[23:15] <pepperjack> uba: youll need to since all the packages will be diff. you wont be able to use the /var/cache/ deb files in upgraded version
[23:15] <drguildo> but that doesn't seem to affect the multimedia keys stuff
[23:15] <sickcows> hello... i have ubuntu studio installed, should i download Ubuntu 9.04 or something?
[23:15] <sickcows> will it self-upgrade  to 9.04 ?
[23:15] <pepperjack> sickcows: yes
[23:15] <uba> sebsebseb thanks for that command I'll definitely use it
[23:15] <sebsebseb> newer is not always better,  8.10 and 8.04, have certain advantages over 9.04
[23:16] <sebsebseb> and with Ubuntu, it's not so much about what is new, it's about what is supported still
[23:16] <sickcows> yes, like i should download it, or yes it will self-upgrade? :D
[23:16] <m1dn1ght> Can anyone tell me if it's possible to change the default icon for a particular file type?  I know how to change individual file icons but would like to do it for, say, all .txt files etc.
[23:16] <NimbleRabit> My apt-get update suddenly stopped working, says 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 8AD328D8A58BCAE3
[23:16] <pepperjack> sickcows: upgrade is really pretty trivial
[23:16] <cros13> i like shiny objects... and beta code :)
[23:16] <pepperjack> !upgrade > sickcows
[23:17] <sickcows> ok, thanx
[23:17] <sebsebseb> uba: you get my PM?
[23:18] <uba> sebsebseb negative....its probrably cuz right now im using a web-based irc called mibbit
[23:18] <sebsebseb> uba: yeah I noticed in your hostname, that your on something rubbish
[23:18] <uba> sebsebseb as i said before i have no internet on my personal laptop
[23:18] <uba> sebsebseb lol
[23:18] <luceat> Heya! Trying to get audio over hdmi to work on my hp9665eo laptop, it's ALC268, I've used a great script to upgrade to 1.0.19 aswell as getting the latest driver snap. Still don't see any HDMI or digital stuff in aplay -l or -L . any ideas? can't find a matching model to enter into /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[23:18] <sebsebseb> uba: the only major improvement with 9.04 is Ext4,  everything else is just minor improvements here and there, for example a new log in screen, and a newer version of Gnome
[23:18] <uba> sebsebseb are you from England
[23:19] <fiftycal> what package do I need to install to give sox coreaudio support? or do I need to roll my own?
[23:19] <sebsebseb> uba: plus how they removed  shutdown and logout from the system menu,  well  I don't even consider that an improvement.   yeah since fast user account switcher.   I don't want to go  off topic to much about that here though
[23:19] <uba> sebsebseb so basically a beauty tweak
[23:20] <sebsebseb> uba: so basically 9.04 is pretty pointless, unless going to  have Ext4
[23:20] <sebsebseb> uba: or  want fading backgrounds when changing the backgrounds and stuff like that
[23:21] <uba> sebsebseb so damn i guess i might wait...on the upgrade but hey maybe ill try out the livecd
[23:22] <frostburn> sebsebseb, newer releases also have the advantage of being supported, and more features in the packages, and many bugfixes
[23:22] <sebsebseb> frostburn: sure, but 8.04 is long term suppourt,  8.10 and  9.04  will stop being suppourted, when 8.04 is still suppourted
[23:22] <uba> sebsebseb but 8.04 was garbage for me....
[23:22] <Zxcvb> are dual video card (switchable) laptops fully supported in ubuntu?
[23:23] <sebsebseb> uba: ok well,  you will probably find that really 9.04 isn't much of an improvement for you over 8.10,   unless  you do  Ext4
[23:23] <uba> sebsebseb but nah you've already conviced me not to install it
[23:23] <dassouki> is there a subtitute for automatix, now that it's the first time i format my pc since 5.10
[23:23] <frostburn> sebsebseb, mysql and php are both updated
[23:23] <lesbranton> sebsebseb: if you do ext4 do you have to reformat.
[23:23] <sebsebseb> uba: I didn't say not to install
[23:24] <uba> sebsebseb i know you didnt explicitly say that...but your arguments were pretty persuasive
[23:24] <sebsebseb> uba: I am just saying you may not really get any benefits  from 9.04, unless...  I don't want to repeate myself agian
[23:24] <Jordan_U> dassouki, Automatix is not necessary and was horrible when it existed.
[23:24] <frefre> hi
[23:24] <uba> sebsebseb so the only way ill install it now is if i truly enjoy the benefits thru the livecd first
[23:24] <frefre> (excuse me for my langiage i'm french)
[23:24] <bonhoffer> how do i find out what processor i have
[23:24] <frefre> but i need help, i try to install ubuntu
[23:25] <firefila> is 9.04 released today ?
[23:25] <lesbranton> 2 days
[23:25] <frostburn> bonhoffer, cat /proc/cpuinfo
[23:25] <frefre> and i have a GRUB error at the boot
[23:25] <m1dn1ght> Can anyone tell me if it's possible to change the default icon for a particular file type?  I know how to change individual file icons but would like to do it for, say, all .txt files etc.
[23:25] <lesbranton> 23rd
[23:25] <firefila> in 2 days ?
[23:25] <sebsebseb> lesbranton: well there is a way to  get partial suppourt for Ext3,  but yes  best to clean install and set up proper Ext4 partitions, for that file system
[23:25] <bonhoffer> frostburn, thanks
[23:25] <dassouki> Jordan_U: any recommended installs now that i just installed 8.10 ? such as codecs ? and all that good stuff
[23:25] <frefre> anyone can help me with grub ?
[23:25] <sebsebseb> uba: thing is with 8.10, that will  stop being suppourted, when  8.04 and  9.04 are still being suppourted
[23:26] <frostburn> frefre, post your grub error and then people can troubleshoot
[23:26] <maodun> i need a blazingly fast way to delete certain words from a large corpus of texts... I'm currently using sed. Does anyone know if there is a faster tool that I should be using?
[23:26] <lesbranton> sebsebseb: I am pretty much a clean install right now anyways... except I spent a few hours getting my sound to work.
[23:26] <frefre> it's an error 17
[23:26] <frostburn> maodun, sed is probably the fastest tool out there
[23:26] <uba> sebsebseb really i didnt know that...although i prolyl shoud've i read that somewhre
[23:26] <sebsebseb> lesbranton: 9.04 RC  clean install with Ext4?
[23:26] <sebsebseb> uba: yes  8.10  October 2008
[23:26] <frefre> the partition is there but it's impossible to boot it
[23:26] <uba> sebsebseb damn it now you got me scare lol.....:D
[23:27] <maodun> frostburn - ok, thanks
[23:27] <Jordan_U> dassouki, The package ubuntu-restricted-extras will get you all of the major codecs except libdvdcss for legal reasons, and flash java and some other proprietary goodness
[23:27] <sebsebseb> uba:  non  LTS releases get a year and a half suppourt on the desktop,  where as LTS gets 3 years
[23:27] <frefre> i've two hard drive one on XP and the other one on ubuntu
[23:27] <uba> dassouki you might also want to install peazip
[23:27] <maodun> also, is jaunty coming out on thursday?
[23:27] <lesbranton> sebsebseb: LTS?
[23:27] <dassouki> thank u
[23:27] <manpoole> can you brun a 700meg live cd iso to a dvd?
[23:27] <lstarnes> maodun: I think so
[23:27] <manpoole> will it boot?
[23:27] <lstarnes> lesbranton: Long Term Support
[23:27] <maodun> cool, thanks
[23:28] <sebsebseb> maodun: yep, and I am looking foward to being in here, when people are  wondering how to shut it down and logout, because they removed that from the system menu,  it will make my day, if someone asks
[23:28] <uba> sebsebseb yea i understand that jive..but thing is 8.04 sucks for me and 8.10 rocks my socks...so thats a dilemma
[23:28] <frefre> yeah it will manpoole i just did it
[23:28] <frefre> ^
[23:28] <frostburn> frefre, check out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=442945  might help you, otherwise check out the documentation on the gentoo site for grub http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.gentoo.org%2Fdoc%2Fen%2Fhandbook%2Fhandbook-x86.xml%3Fpart%3D1%26chap%3D10&ei=__bsSYn2I5j4McHUgeoF&usg=AFQjCNEszkn5b_pnF6Z4ax_pMCo_12WrIw&sig2=vpD7WeZcOLbp_LoiCXHk2g
[23:28] <manpoole> sweet cdrs are so 90's lol
[23:28] <manpoole> frostburn what distro?
[23:28] <frostburn> manpoole, just boot to usb cd
[23:29] <frostburn> what's that?
[23:29] <uba> dassouki also VLC and a browser of you choice if FF aint happening
[23:29] <manpoole> oh i mean frefre
[23:29] <lesbranton> I think I will wait a bit for them to finish working out the bugs of 9.04 before I install.
[23:29] <TheTurtleMoves> I just ran chkrootkit, and I got "Checking `bindshell'... INFECTED (PORTS:  6667)". How concerned should I be?
[23:29] <frostburn> manpoole, http://lubi.sourceforge.net/unetbootin.html
[23:29] <sebsebseb> uba: I  have  used Ubuntu since the second release in 2005,  I have seen this distro  improve  here and there, but also go a bit bad here and there
[23:29] <Huufarted> Possibly OT question for the channel...  In Ubuntu, to sync to an iPod (Nano 4G or Classic 80 GB), will I be required to replace the firmware on the device or will Amarok (or another app) be able to sync music to it without modifying the firmware?
[23:29] <manpoole> brasero burned the cd fine
[23:29] <manpoole> now it is a question of booting
[23:29] <frostburn> TheTurtleMoves, 6667 is irc...
[23:29] <manpoole> or should i say dvd
[23:30] <TheTurtleMoves> I know...
[23:30] <lstarnes> TheTurtleMoves: it may be a good idea to double-check with rkhunter
[23:30] <dassouki> uba: i got vlc , i guess there were also some fonts installed in automatix and mp3 support and all that stuff. i'm installing ubuntu...extras now , and peazip, what does livdcss do
[23:30] <TheTurtleMoves> I wasn't running an IRC client at the time.
[23:30] <Xcell> chkroot
[23:30] <TheTurtleMoves> lstarnes, OK.
[23:30] <Jordan_U> Huufarted, IIRC everything below ipod touch / iphone work with the default firmware
[23:30] <Xcell> both work fine
[23:30] <manpoole> brbr going to try out openSUSE
[23:30] <uba> sebsebseb Cool. So you're very knowledgeable on this. You've given me alot to think about
[23:30] <yorky501> quick question, how do i change the number of workspaces i have from 2 to 4
[23:31] <sebsebseb> uba: and tried   9.04 early etc,  and as a result   I am not really sure if I can tell loads of people to upgrade 8.10 to it yet.   I guess if people get say a wireless issue in  8.10 they can  try 9.04 instead,  9.04  is meant to have better suppourt for atheros wireless's I read
[23:31] <uba> dassouki libdvdcss is supposed to allow you to watch encrypted commercial DVDs
[23:31] <Huufarted> Jordan_U: thank you.  :)  Do you know of a resource on a page somewhere that could possibly confirm this?  The reason I ask is I'm buying a Nano 4G for my niece when I go to visit her this summer, but the laptop I'm taking has my music and is Ubuntu.  I want to make sure I can load it up for her.
[23:31] <Gnea> sebsebseb: this is why I'm waiting for the formal release before making any such recommendation
[23:31] <sebsebseb> Gnea: same here
[23:31] <dassouki> uba: ah thanks, i'll install it, i don't watch movies anyway but i'll do it just incase i get a demo or something
[23:31] <sebsebseb> Gnea: and for me to do my nice clean install with Ext4 :)
[23:32] <Gnea> lol
[23:32] <dassouki> another question. i have windows software taht doesn't work on wine, will it work on vmware ?
[23:32] <sebsebseb> Gnea: before I start recommending people to upgrade or not,  more properly
[23:32] <Jordan_U> !ipod | Huufarted
[23:32] <Gnea> sebsebseb: sounds like a plan :)
[23:32] <sebsebseb> Gnea: my upgrades from 8.10 to alpha6 went bad
[23:32] <Huufarted> Jordan_U: thanks.  :)  I appreciate that
[23:32] <sebsebseb> Gnea: issues remained
[23:32] <Jordan_U> Huufarted, np :)
[23:32] <uba> sebsebseb cool smart on your half...and yes good lokking on the wireless that was one of my main problems with 8.04 install had i not upgraded too 8.10 id prolly still be in vista
[23:32] <lesbranton> VISTA? OMG!
[23:33] <lesbranton> HeHe!
[23:33] <sebsebseb> uba: ,but with Ext3 and  what I have seen of 9.04 it hardly seems worth it
[23:33] <uba> dassouki i dont know if you have a mp3 that plays ogg format but if you do you can save space by converting to ogg with Sound Converter
[23:33] <dassouki> uba: i'm part of the corporation, i own an ipod
[23:34] <uba> sebsebseb ok thanks for the info
[23:34] <dassouki> i use gtkpod
[23:34] <Jordan_U> dassouki, Anything that runs on windows but doesn't require accelerated 3D ( and some things that do ) will run on windows in VMware
[23:34] <uba> dassouki lol...and you dont have rockbox?
[23:34] <sebsebseb> uba: ,but I have heard and read reviews for Ext4, it's meant to be much better than Ext3
[23:34] <dassouki> uba: no i'm happy with gtkpod
[23:34] <sebsebseb> uba: well that is if the issues are properly fixed now in Ubuntu, which  they seem to be now
[23:34] <dassouki> i've been using it for a few years
[23:34] <frefre> can someone help me to configure GRUB please ?
[23:35] <frefre> it's probably not much
[23:35] <Jordan_U> frefre, What problem are you having?
[23:35] <Huufarted> !ask | frefre
[23:35] <frefre> but i can't find what is wrong
[23:35] <Cyberamigo> hello, how can i put a low-latency kernel in ubuntu intrepid 8.1?
[23:35] <frefre> i install ubuntu 8.04.2 today on a second hard drive
[23:35] <uba> dassouki if you have a big music collection.... you can use EasyTag to auto-get the names from the internet
[23:35] <frefre> and since when i boot GRUB make an error 17
[23:35] <sebsebseb> Cyberamigo: it's Ubuntu, people don't tend to install  their own kernel
[23:36] <TheTurtleMoves> OK, so rkhunter gave me nothing, and chrootkit says bindshell is infected.
[23:36] <Cyberamigo> where can i find more information?debian?
[23:36] <dassouki> uba: no mostly podcasts and audible.com stuff
[23:36] <sebsebseb> !Debian |  Cyberamigo
[23:36] <Cyberamigo> ok
[23:37] <uba> dassouki what exactly is audible suppose to be i see it came supported on my sansa but i dont know what iti is?
[23:37] <Justin_> hey.. im about to reformat my hdd, and install ubuntu.. i was just wondering though.. what would be appropriate sizes for the /boot and / partitions?
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Cyberamigo: not even sure what type of kernel your wanting to install, but why would you want to anyway?
[23:37] <dassouki> uba audible is a website that sells audio books
[23:37] <dassouki> uba: perfect for an hour or run
[23:37] <Huufarted> TheTurtleMoves: are you running an IRC server?
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Justin_: may I recommend waiting till Thursday,  and getting 9.04 and putting that on  with  Ext4 file system?
[23:38] <TheTurtleMoves> Huufarted, no. I'm running xchat. That's all.
[23:38] <Huufarted> TheTurtleMoves: type this, give us the results:  netstat -an | grep 6667
[23:38] <Justin_> i am putting 9.04 on
[23:38] <uba> dassouki as much as i download books off bt i dont even have time to read em alot of the time
[23:38] <etzerd> hello all
[23:38] <sebsebseb> Justin_: that would mean you would have to set up your partitions yourself,  for Ext4,   since  by default it's Ext3
[23:38] <uba> dassouki so i doubt i can listen to them
[23:38] <sebsebseb> Justin_: hummm the RC, well  sure you can upgrade to the final anyway
[23:38] <Justin_> yes.. i know how to set up the partitions, and use ext4
[23:38] <dassouki> uba: if u use a treadmill, u'll get through an encyclopedia within a week
[23:38] <TheTurtleMoves> Huufarted, "tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:6667          0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     "
[23:39] <TheTurtleMoves> "tcp        0      0 128.84.178.211:48419    63.243.153.244:6667     ESTABLISHED"
[23:39] <Justin_> im just going to do a command line install with the alternate disc, then apt-get install the components of the OS i want
[23:39] <sebsebseb> Justin_: for any Ubuntu install I would do like.   16GB for /   1GB SWAP.  and a big seperate home partition
[23:39] <etzerd> can someone here give me an idea what LinuxMint is all about? If it's a distro worth using since it base on Ubuntu.
[23:39] <Justin_> what about /boot?
[23:39] <Justin_> 100 or 200mb for that?
[23:39] <sebsebseb> Justin_: I don't have a /boot partition
[23:39] <sebsebseb> Justin_: never had the need for a /boot
[23:39] <Justin_> really? why not?
[23:39] <TheTurtleMoves> Huufarted, never mind. I figured it out.
[23:39] <Jordan_U> frefre, What version of Ubuntu?
[23:39] <Justin_> aah
[23:39] <J4ck|-|ErreR> Justin_ , 100 its enough
[23:39] <sebsebseb> Justin_: ,because on the desktop  CD,  /boot goes into /
[23:39] <frefre> 8.04.2
[23:39] <Huufarted> TheTurtleMoves: what was it?
[23:39] <sebsebseb> Justin_: just like /home goes into /   unless  you make your own partition
[23:40] <uba> dassouki nah its more like its cuz im deployed and we work long hours...i
[23:40] <Justin_> well i was thinking of making /boot its own partition but if there really is no benefit, i might as well make it part of /
[23:40] <TheTurtleMoves> Huufarted, I _am_ running an IRC server. I was playing around with tircd a while ago, and put it to start automatically on boot.
[23:40] <TheTurtleMoves> Forgot about it completely :D
[23:40] <Justin_> i was thinking 15-20gb /, and the rest of my 160gb hdd will be /home
[23:40] <frefre> Jordan_U: i made a query with you answer me their please
[23:40] <sebsebseb> Justin_: 20GB is rather big for /
[23:41] <Huufarted> TheTurtleMoves: there's the issue.  :)  It's being detected as a security threat or as a zombie master.
[23:41] <sebsebseb> Justin_: Linux programs hardly take up any space, as a result even 16GB is pretty big
[23:41] <etzerd> can someone here give me an idea what LinuxMint is all about? If it's a distro worth using since it base on Ubuntu.
[23:41] <sebsebseb> etzerd: of course
[23:41] <sebsebseb> etzerd: there was a good review recently
[23:41] <Justin_> yeah.. but the problem is.. i like a lot of KDE apps, but i prefer the gnome desktop, so i end up with a ton of libs
[23:41] <TheTurtleMoves> Huufarted <Embarrassed face> :D
[23:41] <sebsebseb> etzerd: hold on  I should be able to find it again
[23:41] <eseven73> !mint | etzerd
[23:41] <Huufarted> TheTurtleMoves: we've all been there!  If you want to get rid of it COMPLETELY:  sudo apt-get purge tircd
[23:41] <dassouki> uba: same here
[23:41] <J4ck|-|ErreR> Justin_, /boot=100Mo, /=10_15Go, SWAP=doubleYourMemoryRam,/home=less
[23:42] <dassouki> any civil engineers in the house ? recommended civil engineering software
[23:42] <etzerd> sebsebseb: the reason that I asked I heard a lot about it. the reason for is because it's base on ubuntu.
[23:42] <tony__> Desktop effects stopped working  after updating
[23:42] <J4ck|-|ErreR> Justin_ , its a simple partition configuration to start with linux ;-)
[23:42] <Rebekah> i was wondering if there was a way to go to a network drive that isnt shown on the network but is pysically there ... because my ubuntu 8.10 machine randomly decides not to see my windows machine on the network in places/network
[23:42] <sebsebseb> etzerd: like GOS   they are good distros, but  I would recommend using proper Ubuntu
[23:42] <TheTurtleMoves> Huufarted, It's a perl script I manually installed. Removed it by deleting the script. Thanks!
[23:42] <Huufarted> dassouki: DIA  It's very basic, but it works.
[23:42] <Huufarted> TheTurtleMoves: you will want to remove the reference in inetd or xinetd
[23:42] <Justin_> hmm... so taking into consideration how i prefer the gnome desktop but KDE apps, and the number of libs ill be using (32-bit OS) how well will 10gb cut it for /?
[23:43] <Justin_> im using an intel atom processor.. so 32 bits for me
[23:43] <mrwes> tony__, ATI card?
[23:43] <sebsebseb> Justin_: I have  KDE and Gnome and yeah
[23:43] <sebsebseb> Justin_: 16GB  is fine for /
[23:43] <sebsebseb> Justin_: or 15GB if you like
[23:43] <sebsebseb> Justin_: Linux programs hardly take up any space
[23:43] <Justin_> aah... damn it, but the OCD i am prefers things in multiples of 10
[23:43] <tony__> mrwes Nvidia
[23:43] <Huufarted> Justin_: I use KDE and Gnome with a 50 GB /   8% used so far.
[23:43] <etzerd> thanks sebsebseb. it seem like everything is out of the box. Thanks for the info.
[23:43] <Gargolas> hello everyone
[23:43] <dassouki> Huufarted: any transportation / planning software that u are aware of ?
[23:43] <sebsebseb> etzerd: I could find that review
[23:43] <unop_> would anyone know why this would happen to dolphin (and just dolphin) ?   http://www.litetext.com/dwm4
[23:44] <Huufarted> dassouki: dunno.  I'm not a civeng
[23:44] <sebsebseb> etzerd: ,but yes  it comes with propritary stuff by default, and has some linuxmint  changes to some programs
[23:44] <Justin_> would i ever be able to resize my / partition, consuming space from /home?
[23:44] <sebsebseb> etzerd: I want to try mint in a virtual machine :)  once I am setup again  nicely  this time round with  Ubuntu 9.04  and Ext4 file system
[23:44] <J4ck|-|ErreR> Justin_ ==> mine = 20 Go, i use 7Go looooool
[23:44] <tony__> mrwes: it worked fine until it updated
[23:44] <Huufarted> Justin_: yes.  I like to use a LiveCD of 'gparted' to handle that.
[23:44] <dassouki> any battery saving tips / articles / tutorials ?
[23:44] <Huufarted> Justin_: it does an incredible job of resizing partitions
[23:45] <Justin_> so i guess ill start out with 10gb /, and if i really need more later on, i can use gparted to shrink and move /home to make room for more /
[23:45] <J4ck|-|ErreR> Justin_ : i dont think ...
[23:45] <Huufarted> Justin_: gparted will be able to resize it EASILY if you wanted
[23:45] <Justin_> hmm?
[23:46] <regeya> Justin_ yeah, it's a real shame lvm2 is such a bear on ubuntu
[23:46] <etzerd> sebsebseb: never heard about GOS
[23:46] <Huufarted> Justin_: It's just one partition of a couple on the hard drive, right?
[23:46] <Justin_> oh ive performed tasks like that before
[23:46] <J4ck|-|ErreR> Justin_ : own risk when you move your home directory
[23:46] <deb-eater88> dassouki: When running on battery power kepp your screen at 50 percent brightness
[23:46] <luceat> Hi! I'm trying to get audio over hdmi to work on my hp dv9500 (dv9656eo) laptop. it uses the realtek ALC268 codec. aplay -l and aplay -L only lists analog devices though, and no HDMI-stuff. I've updated to alsa 1.0.19 aswell as getting the latest driver snap. No hp-compliant model is listed under alc267/268 for setting up /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base any ideas?
[23:46] <Justin_> id have to shrink /home by the amount of space i want to add to /, then move all those bits of the partition to the end of the hard drive, then resize the / partition to consume the free space created
[23:47] <Huufarted> Justin_: I moved my root, home, and swap in one gparted session multiple times and as long as you don't interrupted it while it's working, it will work just fine.  It is a 'use at your own discretion' deal, but it will work just fine.
[23:47] <Justin_> not actually moving the home directory, just the bits on the HDD to another part of the HDD
[23:47]  * regeya is doing that very thing on a debian box right now...thanks resize_reiserfs and lvm2!
[23:47] <deuonderer> i've a problem mounting/umounting an external hd. It seems that i need to be root to do this...how can i solve this problem?
[23:47] <Justin_> so who creates /boot partitions, and why? whats the purpose?
[23:47] <sebsebseb> etzerd: http://community.zdnet.co.uk/blog/0,1000000567,10012545o-2000498448b,00.htm
[23:48] <regeya> Justin_:  that's where you kernel, grub file, and initrd reside.  If you like to boot your computer, you'll keep /boot
[23:48] <Huufarted> Justin_: gparted will work for any of that you're trying to do.  It is NOT restricted to normal Linux partitions, either.  I've moved and resized NTFS as well
[23:48] <deb-eater88> deuonderer:  sudo ought to do the trick
[23:48] <Huufarted> regeya: lol
[23:48] <dassouki> it'll be interesting if there is a way to setup a battery running mode
[23:48] <regeya> Justin_: if you have to ask what that partition is for, don't go mucking about with gparted
[23:48] <sebsebseb> etzerd: Ubuntu is based on Debian one of the first distros,  and now days quite a lot of distros are based on  Ubuntu as well,  because it got all popular, and it's good,  Mint,  GoogleOS etc
[23:48] <Rebekah> well poo
[23:48] <Huufarted> dassouki: there is.  THe brightness turns down automatically, processor won't speed up, etc.
[23:48] <Justin_> i know /boot holds the bootloader files, but what advantage is there to having them on their own partition?
[23:48] <seb_> chat1.ustream.tv
[23:49] <Justin_> ive never used a seperate boot partition
 are you kidding me? obviously is the solution,but all the times i need this hd i have to do this?
[23:49] <seb_> oups
[23:49] <sebsebseb> etzerd: loads of distros out there, it's not just Ubuntu, Ubuntu, Ubuntu, and more Ubuntu.   http://www.distrowatch.com is a good site for finding out about distros
[23:49] <Justin_> so when i do the partition... which do i flag as bootable? /boot or /?
[23:49] <mrwes> Justin_, /
[23:49] <Huufarted> Justin_: don't worry about putting /boot on its own partition.  use / as the bootable partition
[23:50] <deb-eater88> i am not kiddin g you du
[23:50] <Huufarted> Justin_: /boot is just REFERENCED when the system boots.  /boot itself is not booting
[23:50] <deb-eater88> i am not kiddin g you deuonderer
[23:50] <emerson__> Hi, I have I small program in pascal in gedit, so how do I complile ?
[23:50] <Justin_> i just want to know what the benefit of a /boot partition is?
[23:50] <Justin_> if the kernal fails would i be able to reinstall just the kernal and bootloader and get my entire system back?
[23:50] <sebsebseb> emerson__: maybe there's a #pascal  well I know #programming exists
[23:51] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, Do you have an entry in your fstab for this external drive?
 okok but the solution you proposed is too annoying
[23:51] <sebsebseb> deuonderer: type the first few letters of someones name, and press tab to autocomplete
[23:51] <sysdoc> lol,too annoying
 yes in the fstab file there is the hd
[23:51] <maximo> can any1 help me with the googleearthlinux.bin ?
[23:52] <maximo> just installed but can not get it to work?
[23:52] <emerson__> sebsebseb: it's has but not all of them runs ubuntu, so I want to know to do  that on the terminal, I went there already
[23:52] <deuonderer> sebsebseb> ...and how could help this?
[23:52] <sebsebseb> deuonderer: well it looks stupid when  you got <name>
[23:52] <deuonderer> seb-,
[23:52] <deuonderer> ops
[23:53] <maximo> hello sebsebseb
[23:53] <sebsebseb> maximo: hi
[23:53] <maximo> need some help
[23:53] <deuonderer> sebseb , ok understood thanx =)
[23:53] <luceat> Hi! I'm trying to get audio over hdmi to work on my hp dv9500 (dv9656eo) laptop. it uses the realtek ALC268 codec. aplay -l and aplay -L only lists analog devices though, and no HDMI-stuff. I've updated to alsa 1.0.19 aswell as getting the latest driver snap. No hp-compliant model is listed under alc267/268 for setting up /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base any ideas?
[23:53] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, If you remove that entry then you should not need to be root to mount the external drive, if you want the fstab entry there for some reason instead of relying on autodetection of external drives then add the option "user" to the fstab line and you will be able to mount it without being root
[23:53] <arjun> hi was wondering whther it is at all possible that my wireless dongle and my graphics card's io addresses or something could conlfict with eachother
[23:53] <m1dn1ght> Can anyone tell me if it's possible to change the default icon for a particular file type?  I know how to change individual file icons but would like to do it for, say, all .txt files etc.
[23:53] <osubuck> hi, if i install the ubuntu rc, because i really don't want to wait... how will i upgrade to the final once its released?
[23:53] <sebsebseb> maximo: with?  and  I can't  remember right now who you are  even
[23:53] <maximo> sebsebseb: just installed the GoogleEarthlinux.bin
[23:54] <sebsebseb> osubuck: by installing the updates
[23:54] <uba> Which archive format is best for compressing images of a drive about 100gb worth of data with high compression?
[23:54] <maximo> sebsebseb: com'on ...
[23:54] <maximo> nick Nasra
[23:54] <osubuck> sebsebseb: so i won't need to do any configuration? just install updates as usual?
[23:54] <Justin_> hey... i dont even install full ubuntu.. so i doubt ill need more than 10gb anyway
[23:54] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, where do i have to add "user" in the line of hd?
[23:54] <uba> osubuck it'll gradually catch up
[23:54] <sebsebseb> maximo: why are you using a differnet name?
[23:54] <Nasra> sebsebseb: hello
[23:54] <Huufarted> uba: if the images are high compression, then you won't archive them and save much space
[23:54] <J2000_ca> How would you sort something in human readable order from the command line? e.g. so lecture1_2009.pdf appears before lecture10_2009.pdf? sort -n does not work.
[23:55] <Nasra> sebsebseb: I have two nicks as a group
[23:55] <deb-eater88> !fstab | deuonderer
[23:55] <sebsebseb> Nasra: I didn't have much luck when I tried to install a .bin last time  which was ages ago.  it's only stupid propritary software for Linux that uses .bin, and I  only want propritary software that has a proper purpouse in  my Ubuntu really, such as Adobe Flash for example
[23:55] <uba> Huufarted no they the files are still separate and i want to compress them at a very high level what archive format is best for that
[23:55] <osubuck> so i can just install the RC and when the final comes out it will have the option to upgrade to it without me needing to do a special configuration?
[23:55] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, this is the hd's line    UUID=4CD81219D812023E	/media/Volume	ntfs-3g	defaults,nosuid,nodev,locale=it_IT.UTF-8	0	0
[23:55] <Guest6037> hey how do i svn a certain revision number?
[23:56] <sebsebseb> Nasra: why do the propritary software venders have to be differnet, why can't they provide debs or rpms or .tar.gz's like everyone else?
[23:56] <arjun> hi anyone there
[23:56] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, where do i have to put "user"?
[23:56] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, If you look at the top of the fstab there is a comment showing which column is which, you want to add it to "options"
[23:56] <deb-eater88> sebsebseb: You know that adobe will never port falsh to linux
[23:56] <Huufarted> uba, gotcha.  I'd research '7zip' for that
[23:56] <sebsebseb> deb-eater88: that was done ages ago, the player
[23:56] <Huufarted> !7zip
[23:56] <Nasra> sebsebseb: you see I managed to installed in test pc but it does not want to start ...I put it in the /home/maximo/desktop....does not want to kicking perhasp you could get me started
[23:57] <Jordan_U> deuonderer: UUID=4CD81219D812023E /media/Volume ntfs-3g defaults,nosuid,nodev,locale=it_IT.UTF-8,user 0 0
[23:57] <uba> huufarted ok... thanks thats what i thought
[23:57] <Mo-Guns> what it do ppl
[23:57] <uba> Mo-Guns you must watch the boondocks?
[23:57] <jua> someone knows how to launch vino server from bash?
[23:57] <Mo-Guns> yea
[23:57] <Huufarted> uba: it's VERY high compression, but it really sucks the CPU usage.  A lot of files can take a LONG time to compress/decompress
[23:57] <buzzDrive> hi how do i switch to kdm when i am using gdm?
[23:57] <sebsebseb> Nasra: not for .bin's I still slightly wonder how to  install myself lol    you can ask in #linux   and tell me how to do it :d  as well.
[23:57] <Mo-Guns> dat where i got the nickname]\
[23:57] <Huufarted> buzzDrive: at the login screen, click the 'options' in the lower-right corner
[23:57] <Newk> im using ubuntu 9.04 rc, is this the right irc ??
[23:57] <Nasra> sebsebseb: okay
[23:57] <shen144> hello everybody!!
[23:57] <deb-eater88> !archives | sebsebseb
[23:58] <Mo-Guns> from da boondocks
[23:58] <LjL> Newk: no, join #ubuntu+1 for 9.04
[23:58] <sebsebseb> Newk: no  #ubuntu+1
[23:58] <uba> Huufarted damn.......wats equally as good but shorter on time?
[23:58] <Huufarted> buzzDrive: make that the lower LEFT corner
[23:58] <sebsebseb> LjL: you  know how to install .bins?   can you tell Nasra  how to do it, if you know
[23:58] <uba> Mo-Guns game recognize game
[23:58] <Huufarted> uba: you can just try 'tar cvjf'  which will compress to '.tar.bz2'
[23:58] <Justin_> so.. 9.04 is officially released thursday?
[23:58] <Mo-Guns> how u work this pc
[23:58] <Mo-Guns> camera
[23:58] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, same problem..do i have to reboot?
[23:58] <sebsebseb> Justin_: yes
[23:58] <shen144> Who can speak Chinese??
[23:58] <studio> cool
[23:58] <Nasra> LjL: hello
[23:59] <Huufarted> !cn | shen144
[23:59] <Justin_> hmm.. hard decision.. install the RC version now, or released version in a couple days...
[23:59] <Mo-Guns> aye can we viedo chat on here
[23:59] <shen144> Think you!!
[23:59] <sebsebseb> Justin_: do the final
[23:59] <deb-eater88> !init | Jordan_U
[23:59] <Justin_> you think i should wait a couple days sebseb?
[23:59] <Huufarted> Mo-Guns: this is a text-based chat.
[23:59] <sebsebseb> Justin_: yes
[23:59] <Mo-Guns> oh iight thxns
[23:59] <sebsebseb> Justin_: what a waste of a CD or whatever doing a RC
[23:59] <ajavid> how to check my cpu temperatur in side ubuntu