[00:00] <deb-eater88> !dualboot | Jordan_U
[00:00] <unop_> J2000_ca, try asking #bash
[00:00] <uba> Mo-guns nah...this is kinda a legacy app
[00:00] <sebsebseb> Justin_: better to have the final burnt and md5summed before buring
[00:00] <Justin_> umm.. i cant install from a CD seb
[00:00] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  Justin_
[00:00] <Mo-Guns> k
[00:00] <ajavid> how to check my cpu temperatur inside ubuntu
[00:00] <sebsebseb> Justin_: how you going to install?
[00:00] <buzzDrive> hi how do i switch my gdm to kdm?
[00:00] <Justin_> from a USB drive
[00:00] <deb-eater88> !crc { Justin_
[00:00] <sebsebseb> Justin_: well  better to wait untill final
[00:00] <sebsebseb> Justin_: then you can even get 9.04 suppourt here
[00:00] <Justin_> i installed it once...
[00:00] <mrwes> ajavid, hddtemp or computertemp package
[00:00] <ajavid> ok
[00:00] <sebsebseb> Justin_: rather than ni #ubuntu+1
[00:00] <J2000_ca> unop_: thanks, will do
[00:00] <ajavid> hot hddtemp obvious
[00:00] <Justin_> but had to get vista back on here for now
[00:00] <deb-eater88> !pastebin { Justin_
[00:01] <shen144> How do I go to #ubuntu-ch??
[00:01] <Huufarted> shen144:  /join #ubuntu-ch
[00:01] <Mo-Guns> wat this chat stuff 4
[00:01] <sebsebseb> Justin_: yes it's easier to have Windows installed on there first
[00:01] <deb-eater88> shen144: /j $ubuntu-ch
[00:01] <Huufarted> Mo-Guns: please speak with proper English in here.
[00:01] <sebsebseb> Justin_: ,because otherwise Windows will go over Grub
[00:01] <Roasted> I'm confused. I intentionally installed Ubuntu first, XP second on my spare computer simply to re-install Grub from the LiveCD and see how it works for personal experience. As a result of following the official directions, Grub was reinstalled, but it doesn't display Windows XP in the mix, even through XP exists. How can I fix this?
[00:01] <Justin_> oh.. im going to remove windows completely
[00:01] <shen144> think a lot!!
[00:01] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, ...well?
[00:01] <Jordan_U> deb-eater, I am not sure if you need to reboot, can't hurt
[00:01] <uba> Mo-guns this is for ubuntu
[00:01] <Mo-Guns> okay huufared
[00:01] <ajavid> no
[00:01] <Justin_> i used ubuntu 8.04 before.. the last ubuntu i had on my old notebook
[00:01] <ajavid> thats garbage
[00:02] <lightpriest> Justin_, do that! :P
[00:02] <ajavid> what works on debian works here too
[00:02] <Justin_> loved it.. i had ubuntu set up so nicely.. but my laptop had a motherboard failure...
[00:02] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, I am not sure if you need to reboot, can't hurt
[00:02] <aeandra> when I click on some of my themes, it says I dont have the engine, but I have all the engines, any idea
[00:02] <Huufarted> Mo-Guns: this is a text based chat for discussion about Ubuntu Linux.  It's an open source (AND FREE!) operating system that most people use as a replacement for the inferior Windows OS
[00:02] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, ok i'll try
[00:02] <ajavid> lm-sensors, sensors-detect, modprobe coretemp, modprobe it87, sensors
[00:02] <ajavid> :)
[00:02] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, see you soon
[00:02] <ajavid> my cpu is not hot
[00:02] <sebsebseb> Justin_: I see
[00:02] <ajavid> yay
[00:02] <Justin_> a couple months later i built a new desktop, great for gaming, so i put windows on that since i used it for gaming
[00:02] <Mo-Guns> this is crazy excuse me this is my first time
[00:02] <FloodBot1> ajavid: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:03] <Gargolas> oh.. i was wondering if anyone's kde once xstart is up and running the  keyboard and mouse wont respond.. but if u hit caps lock or num lock they work
[00:03] <sebsebseb> Justin_: wait untill final and install with Ext4,  that means you got to set up the partitions youtself and can't use guided install
[00:03] <Justin_> but i sold that gaming PC to my brother for a 10.2" lenovo S10 netbook, not so great at playing games, but i need something portable since im moving to germany in 2 weeks
[00:03] <uba> Mo-guns what using ubuntu or IRC?
[00:03] <Mo-Guns> irc why
[00:03] <sebsebseb> Justin_: oh right  Arm or whatever yeah, it sounds like 9.04 will be better on netbooks
[00:03] <Justin_> i know how to do partitioning, ive worked in IT for 10 years, ive just never been able to completely mould to linux just yet... i did once, with my old laptop
[00:04] <Justin_> intel atom processor with GMA 950 graphics and 1 gig RAM
[00:04] <uba> Mo-Guns nvm
[00:04] <Huufarted> Mo-Guns: IRC = Internet Relay Chat.  These are the original 'chat rooms'.  It's an invaluable resource for information about pretty much anything...  if you're willing to be patient and ask around.
[00:04] <sebsebseb> Justin_: ok
[00:04] <Justin_> im running vista very smoothly right now
[00:04] <sebsebseb> Justin_: ok
[00:04] <Mo-Guns> oh then im using ubuntu
[00:04] <Huufarted> Mo-Guns: this particular room, #Ubuntu (also called a channel) is for discussion about Ubuntu Linux.  Are you using Ubuntu or Windows, Mo-GUns?
[00:05] <deb-eater88> vista = truck load of cow shit
[00:05] <Huufarted> Mo-Guns, then any questions you have about Ubuntu, anybody in this room will be more than happy to answer questions for you
[00:05] <uba> lol
[00:05] <Huufarted> !cuss | deb-eater88
[00:05] <eseven73> deb-eater, true but offtopic ;)
[00:05] <Mo-Guns> no one is talking about ubuntu
[00:05] <Huufarted> deb-eater88: please leave this family friendly
[00:05] <uba> im not a microsoft hater to the core
[00:05] <sebsebseb> deb-eater88: nah  Vista is  pretty good for Microsoft :)   just a joke compared to many other OS's
[00:05] <LjL> !offtopic
[00:05] <Huufarted> Mo-Guns: most people are.
[00:05] <uba> but vista is a drop from XP
[00:05] <aeandra> q: I have all the theme engines, but I still get a message that says "Your missing a theme engine"
[00:05] <Justin_> vista is better than XP by far.. if youre smart enough to turn off UAA and tweak a couple small features... but since i wont be gaming on a netbook, im going to back to ubuntu.. with compiz.. and i really miss amarok
[00:05] <Roasted> I'm confused. I intentionally installed Ubuntu first, XP second on my spare computer simply to re-install Grub from the LiveCD and see how it works for personal experience. As a result of following the official directions, Grub was reinstalled, but it doesn't display Windows XP in the mix, even through XP exists. How can I fix this?
[00:05] <sebsebseb> uba: Vista has certain advantages over XP
[00:05] <BrianPianka> Hello. I am trying to install Ubuntu, but in version 7, it stops at 39%, 8 at 49%, and 9.04 beta at 31%. I don't know what to do and I am trying ubuntu to do this. Please help me! Anyone!
[00:06] <sebsebseb> uba: just like XP has certain advantages over  Vista, and this is off topic
[00:06] <Mo-Guns> well bye people i'm heading back to www.gaiaonline.com
[00:06] <Roasted> I went to Vista over XP because I was able to get a free legit copy of Vista. I'd PAY for XP over having Vista for free - that's not an exaggeration.
[00:06] <sebsebseb> !ot
[00:06] <aeandra> is this just a 9.04 bug?
[00:06] <YankDownUnder> Anyone familiar with the Intel Mobile GM965 driver, xorg and compiz issues?
[00:06] <uba> sebsebseb like what?
[00:06] <lightpriest> Roasted, try looking for a menu.lst backup file
[00:06] <Huufarted> Mo-Guns, this is a large chatroom.  I highly recommend adding the person's name you are speaking to at the beginning of your sentences.  It will let us know who you're directing it to.  If it's the question, no need for a name at the start.  It just helps keep it organized.
[00:06] <BrianPianka> sebsebseb: This is a ubuntu channel. please keep it that
[00:06] <buzzDrive> hi how do i switch my gdm to kdm?
[00:06] <uba> Mo-guns peace
[00:06] <sebsebseb> uba: better eye candy, and security
[00:06] <eseven73> Huufarted, it's !language | nick  :D
[00:06] <uba> sesbsebseb ehhh......
[00:07] <Mo-Guns> Everyone: is anyone here on gaiaonline
[00:07] <Huufarted> eseven73: lol thanks.  I couldn't remember the hotkey
[00:07] <sebsebseb> BrianPianka: see above I already done the ot stuff
[00:07] <Roasted> lightpriest - where do I exactly go for this? I followed the directions exactly fo rrestoring grub....
[00:07] <BrianPianka> Hello. I am trying to install Ubuntu, but in version 7, it stops at 39%, 8 at 49%, and 9.04 beta at 31%. I don't know what to do and I am trying ubuntu to do this. Please help me! Anyone!
[00:07] <lightpriest> Roasted, my bad
[00:07] <uba> sebsebseb the eyecandy is just a system resource hog imo... security updates are standard on upgrades too
[00:07] <lightpriest> that would work
[00:07] <Mo-Guns> uba: peace
[00:07] <ruben23> anyone have idea to network linux desktop and windows..
[00:07] <lightpriest> since you installed windows secon
[00:07] <lightpriest> seond
[00:07] <Huufarted> Mo-Guns: and THAT is off topic.  ;P  This is after all, a chat room about #Ubuntu Linux
[00:07] <lightpriest> second
[00:07] <FloodBot1> lightpriest: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:07] <ruben23> sharing of files
[00:07] <lightpriest> argh
[00:07] <BrianPianka> Huufarted: Thank you for saying that!
[00:07] <eseven73> Huufarted, I never remember factoids, I just /msg ubottu to see if it exist first :)
[00:07] <Huufarted> Mo-Guns, try typing this:  /list
[00:08] <uba> Huufarted he left
[00:08] <BrianPianka> ubottu: hi
[00:08] <Huufarted> nvm, Mo-Guns is gone
[00:08] <sebsebseb> uba: it is 2009, time for XP to die :)  well  it should be, if people go to better OS's than Windows instead. oh and that Windows 7 LOL,  that's just Vista version 2.
[00:08] <Huufarted> lol yeah uba.  I saw, but too late.
[00:08] <sebsebseb> uba: if you want to talk about Windows then you should join #windows
[00:08] <BrianPianka> sebsebseb: Please go to another channel to talk about windows
[00:08] <vittorio_> Jordan_U, ....do you remember me? =)
[00:09] <vittorio_> Jordan_U,  i'm your nightmare...
[00:09] <BrianPianka> Hello. I am trying to install Ubuntu, but in version 7, it stops at 39%, 8 at 49%, and 9.04 beta at 31%. I don't know what to do and I am trying ubuntu to do this. Please help me! Anyone!
[00:09] <sebsebseb> BrianPianka: heh kind of funny how your blaming  their off topic on me
[00:09] <Huufarted> BrianPianka: #windows is the appropriate channel for Windows
[00:09] <Roasted> lightpriest - I'm not sure what happened. Even when I use super grub, I cant pick up windows. I get error 13. It's strange.
[00:09] <uba> sebsebseb yea i mean im using Vista...but it was OEM so yea...but it pales in comparison too Xp alot
[00:09] <Huufarted> Sorry, I couldn't resist.  :)
[00:09] <Huufarted> !ot | uba
[00:09] <Jordan_U> vittorio_, No, jog my repressed memory :)
[00:09] <uba> sebsebseb also i really need it cuz all games out are DX10 DRM'ed lol
[00:10] <vittorio_> Jordan_U, i'm deuonderer, idon't know why i change name..
[00:10] <Dutchers> D-XY
[00:10] <D-XY> Dutchers: huh?
[00:10] <sebsebseb> uba:  there are quite a lot of good native games for Desktop Linux as well :)
[00:10] <Dutchers> depending on the day, you need to join a few hours earlier ;)
[00:10] <Dutchers> in the other chatroom
[00:10] <Dutchers> where you just left ;)
[00:10] <Huufarted> vittorio_: you can change your name like this:  /nick deuonderer   and in the future for IRC related questions, please visit #freenode
[00:10] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,
[00:10] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, OK, so still can't mount?
[00:10] <Bartman_> is there a channel for 9.04?
[00:10] <gene420> anyone know of a civilation game for linux??
[00:10] <D-XY> I'm kinda browsing through different rooms right now
[00:10] <sebsebseb> Bartman_: yes #ubuntu+1
[00:11] <aeandra> is 9.04 intrepid?
[00:11] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  yes,same problem
[00:11] <Bartman_> thanks
[00:11] <D-XY> Any favorites? :p
[00:11] <histo> aeandra: yes
[00:11] <uba> sebsebseb but im a bit more of a kinda heavy gamer...so windows has alot more
[00:11] <LjL> !offtopic
[00:11] <histo> aeandra: no sorry jaunty is 9.04
[00:11] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  it tells me i'm not root
[00:11] <sebsebseb> aeandra: 8.10  Intrepid Ibex   9.04  Jaunty Jackalope
[00:11] <histo> !jaunty aeandra
[00:11] <BrianPianka> botijo: HI
[00:11] <Gumbyiscool_> can anyone help me with installing gnomenu?
[00:11] <BrianPianka> hello?
[00:11] <aeandra> there is like nothing on got deb for intrepid
[00:11] <histo> !jaunty > aeandra
[00:11] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, Can you pastebin ( or just paste if it's one line ) the error you get from "mount /media/Volume" ?
[00:12] <LjL> BrianPianka: you are not on #ubuntu-es, and there is no botijo
[00:12] <histo> aeandra: most htings you could need are in hte the repository already.
[00:12] <histo> aeandra: is there something you are looking for.
[00:12] <BrianPianka> kjg
[00:12] <Justin_> what does it take to upgrade ubuntu to a newer distro?
[00:12] <aeandra> oh ok
[00:12] <fore> justin
[00:12] <Gumbyiscool_> can anyone help me with installing gnomenu?
[00:12] <histo> !upgrade > Justin_
[00:12] <histo> !synaptic | aeandra
[00:12] <fore> press alt f2 then type update-manager -d
[00:12] <aeandra> well, I cant get my pixmap engine to work for some reason
[00:12] <gene420> sudo apt-get upgrade-dist
[00:12] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  i'll use imageshack..wait some seconds...
[00:12] <LjL> gene420: that would do what?
[00:12] <uba> nite ppl
[00:12] <gene420> upgrade the distro
[00:12] <iceroot> gene420: you mean dist-upgrade
[00:13] <LjL> gene420: no, it does not.
[00:13] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, I would like the output from the command not from the GUI, so it should be text
[00:13] <Justin_> im just wondering though.. i like to do a command-line install of ubuntu, then apt-get the parts of the OS i want.. and would upgrading the ubuntu install add default packages i left out of my installation? or will it only upgrade what i have?
[00:13] <LjL> gene420: and it would not even if you had given the correct version of it (dist-upgrade)
[00:13] <gene420> brain fart yea dist-upgrade i mean
[00:13] <[t0rc]> can GRUB be installed to say, a USB drive, from the Live CD?
[00:13] <aeandra> I was hoping maybe there was a nightly build
[00:13] <BrianPianka> Hello. I am trying to install Ubuntu, but in version 7, it stops at 39%, 8 at 49%, and 9.04 beta at 31%. I don't know what to do and I am trying ubuntu to do this. Please help me! Anyone!
[00:13] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, okok
[00:13] <ruben23> anyone
[00:13] <sebsebseb> !grub
[00:13] <Gumbyiscool_> can anyone help me with installing gnomenu?
[00:13] <ruben23> simple samba setup for my windows and ubuntu client PC
[00:13] <LjL> BrianPianka: version 7?
[00:13] <sebsebseb> !samba
[00:14] <BrianPianka> LjL: Yes
[00:14] <histo> gene420: iceroot the preferered method is different now please see the link from ubottu
[00:14] <histo> !botabuse > sebsebseb
[00:14] <sebsebseb> BrianPianka: 7.10 no longer suppourted
[00:14] <sebsebseb> histo: no
[00:14] <sebsebseb> !botabuse |  histo
[00:14] <gene420> i guess the bot showed us both up lol
[00:14] <iceroot> histo: which link?
[00:14] <BrianPianka> sebsebseb: Actually it is.
[00:14] <sebsebseb> histo: someone wanted grub help and someone else wanted samba help
[00:15] <BrianPianka> !grub
[00:15] <Oli``> Gumbyiscool_: grab the deb from here https://launchpad.net/gnomenu/trunk/1.6 and install. done
[00:15] <histo> !upgrade > iceroot
[00:15] <histo> sebsebseb: you can direct the bot at people and not just blindly in the channel.
[00:15] <LjL> BrianPianka: there is 7.10, 8.04 and 8.10. anyway, have you verified the cds? did you burn them yourself?
[00:15] <eseven73> getdeb.net kinda, well i wont say it, just go to the launchpad site for .debshttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas
[00:15] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, vittorio@vittorio-laptop:~$ umount /dev/sdb1 umount: solo root può smontare UUID=4CD81219D812023E da /media/Volume
[00:15] <eseven73> .debs*
[00:15] <BrianPianka> Hello. I am trying to install Ubuntu, but in version 7, it stops at 39%, 8 at 49%, and 9.04 beta at 31%. I don't know what to do and I am trying ubuntu to do this. Please help me! Anyone! I know 7 isn't supported, but i tried it.
[00:15] <sebsebseb> histo: yep, but I didn't those two times
[00:15] <LjL> histo, sebsebseb: maybe you could argue in private?
[00:16] <BrianPianka> LjL: Yes I burned them myself.
[00:16] <abicska> hy! can sbdy help me with cups setup? i need to set only two IP adresses for network printing
[00:16] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, "mount" not "umount"
[00:16] <sebsebseb> LjL: could do, but it's not worth it, I am droping the subject now
[00:16] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  ...but you're not italian, i suppose =)..it means " only root can umount..."
[00:16] <LjL> BrianPianka: and you've verified them? have you burned them fast?
[00:16] <histo> BrianPianka: try running a media check on the burned disk.
[00:16] <iceroot> histo: i dont know what you mean, i just said that the command was wrong
[00:16] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  now is mounted..
[00:16] <histo> sebsebseb: then why spam the channel? Is it somethign you are looking for message him privately
[00:16] <iceroot> histo: i have never seen upgrade-dist   but dist-upgrade
[00:16] <histo> iceroot: yes I was agreeing sorry for the confusion.
[00:17] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  however,typing mount,when is umounted,gives me the same error
[00:17] <histo> BrianPianka: also are you receiving any errors? or is it just locking up?
[00:17] <BrianPianka> LjL: I burned them at x16, my burner hates x8. I checked it and it had 1 file missing.
[00:18] <BrianPianka> histo: error number 5.
[00:18] <dash|x58> anyone know how i could set up a My Computer icon on Ubuntu
[00:18] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, Are you sure that it still does after the change to the fstab? ( If you mount as root you will need to be root to unmount, if you mount as yourself you will be able to unmount as yourself )
[00:18] <histo> dash|x58: the places menu?
[00:18] <Gnea> !upgrade
[00:19] <histo> BrianPianka: try burning slower and verifying the media.
[00:19] <dash|x58> no...
[00:19] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  mount gives me this .....vittorio@vittorio-laptop:~$ mount /dev/sdb1 Unprivileged user can not mount NTFS block devices using the external FUSE library. Either mount the volume as root, or rebuild NTFS-3G with integrated FUSE support and make it setuid root. Please see more information at http://ntfs-3g.org/support.html#unprivileged
[00:19] <maodun> any sed gurus out there, why doesn't this work for filtering out the words 'at' and 'the':  "echo im at the pool | sed 's/\( at \| the \)/ /g'"?
[00:19] <dash|x58> to add that on my desktop
[00:19] <BrianPianka> histo: I think it means that the cd or the reader may be bad.
[00:19] <histo> BrianPianka: not necessarily i've had issues burning distros at full speed on certain media for somereason.
[00:19] <Oli``> dash|x58: the easiest way to get a my computer style icon on the desktop might be installing Ubuntu Tweak. It has options to create Windows-style links like that IIRC
[00:19] <maodun> it's clearly related to 'at' and 'the' being consecutive
[00:19] <dash|x58> oh okay
[00:20] <histo> dash|x58: right click on the desktop
[00:20] <BrianPianka> histo: I verified it and it was bad. I got it from ubuntu.com ad it was bad. is there anywhere else I could get it?
[00:20] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  it was mounted at the startup,i haven't done anything..
[00:20] <Wyt> does anyone here have the book "Hacking: the art of exploitation"?
[00:20] <BrianPianka> !boot
[00:20] <sebsebseb> !ot |  Wyt
[00:20] <histo> BrianPianka: the iso is bad or the cd you burned?
[00:20] <BrianPianka> !GNOME
[00:20] <histo> !botabuse > BrianPianka
[00:20] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, If it mounts at startup is there still a problem? ( you can add noauto to keep it from mounting at startup )
[00:21] <BrianPianka> I think the iso...
[00:21] <histo> BrianPianka: you can run an md5 check on the iso.  Then you can also run a media check on the disk after its burned assuming hte iso is okay.
[00:21] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  BrianPlanka
[00:21] <histo> BrianPianka: Most people have success just burning the image at a slower speed.
[00:21] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  ok,it mounts at the startup, but i can't umount and mount again it as user.
[00:21] <Wyt> seb the book comes with a livecd version of ubuntu and im having issues booting it up
[00:22] <sebsebseb> Wyt: ok
[00:22] <sebsebseb> Wyt: which version of Ubuntu?  how old is your computer?  how much RAM?
[00:22] <histo> dash|x58: you still there?
[00:22] <cdubya> I need to know how to troubleshoot an issue with DVD playback on this laptop. ATI x1250 using Ubuntu 8.10. I've installed the ubuntu-restricted-extras packages, vlc, xine, ogle and about anything else I can find to play DVDs, but every time I try to play a DVD, whether in mplayer, vlc, totem, xine or ogle, it fails to play. when I run xine from terminal I get a badalloc error stating a major opcode of failed request of 140 xvideo..
[00:22] <BrianPianka> histo: I have to eat, be back.
[00:22] <dylnuge> !dvd
[00:22] <sebsebseb> cdubya: did you install libdvdcss2  or libdvdcss3?
[00:22] <unop_> maodun, sed -e 's/ at / /g' -e 's/ the / /g'
[00:22] <dylnuge> cdubya: Done everything there?
[00:23] <cdubya> sebsebseb, not sure......lemme see
[00:23] <Wyt> seb: i think its the 07.10 version of ubuntu. my computer is brand new and it has 4GB of RAM
[00:23] <Gnea> okay, the 7.10->8.04 was successful, now for the 8.04->8.10 upgrade
[00:23] <histo> cdubya: libdvdcss2 might be needed if its protected dvd
[00:23] <sebsebseb> Wyt: ok  well  7.10 is no longer suppourted
[00:23] <histo> !medibuntu > cdubya
[00:23] <Wyt> lol fair nuff
[00:23] <dylnuge> Wyt: 8.04 is LTS, you should at a minimum update to that.
[00:23] <Gnea> Wyt: you should upgrade to 8.04 :)
[00:23] <sebsebseb> Wyt: and if you got  4GB RAM, you probably got 64bit proccessor as well, and the version of Ubuntu on the CD is probably 32bit
[00:23] <Gnea> !upgrade | Wyt
[00:24] <tales2010> I closed the thing that shows the icon of the programs that are running, like pidgin for example on the top panel.. now I don't know how to make it appear again.. does anyone can help me out?
[00:24] <Wyt> i should i know. but the book i bought has that old version on it
[00:24] <sebsebseb> Wyt: and naturally you would want 64bit version on  4GB RAM 64bit proccessor
[00:24] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, If you want it to mount at startup and be unmountable as your user then change "user" to "users" ( user means that any user can mount it but that same user is the only one that can unmount it, users means anyone can mount or umount )
[00:24] <cdubya> sebsebseb, does it install with the restricted package?
[00:24] <Gnea> Wyt: that's fine, just install the old version and upgrade it over the internet - you have a broadband connection?
[00:24] <histo> Wyt: you can dist upgrade with an internet connection shouldnt' be an issue.
[00:24] <maodun> unop_ ah, i actually have a large set of stop words and my current solution is to pipe a series of seds together for each one, somewhat analogously to your solution. but it's too slow... would your solution perform much faster than the piping solution?
[00:24] <sebsebseb> Wyt: well how about this :)  wait untill Thursday and download Ubuntu 9.04.   md5sum it and  burn to a CD and install with Ext4 file system, when you set up your partitions yourself
[00:24] <tales2010> I closed the thing that shows the icon of the programs that are running, like pidgin for example on the top panel.. now I don't know how to make it appear again.. does anyone can help me out?
[00:24] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  Wyt
[00:24] <sebsebseb> cdubya: no
[00:24] <sebsebseb> cdubya: and it's needed to play commercial DVD's
[00:25] <cdubya> k
[00:25] <histo> tales2010: the notification area. just right click on the panel and add it back
[00:25] <sebsebseb> !find  libdvdcss2
[00:25] <unop_> maodun, yes, pipes introduce overheads that slow the whole thing down
[00:25] <sebsebseb> !info libdvdcss2
[00:25] <histo> sebsebseb: its not in ubuntu
[00:25] <maodun> unop_: cool, thanks a lot
[00:25] <histo> sebsebseb: its in medibuntu
[00:25] <sebsebseb> histo: yeah  didn't think it was
[00:26] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  i add the "s",but the output is the same as before
[00:26] <histo> cdubya: you can install just that one package from medibuntu if you want.
[00:27] <tales2010> histo: thank you
[00:27] <cdubya> histo, v3 or 2?
[00:27] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, It might not take effect until you unmount again ( as root ) or reboot. I am not really sure when changes to the fstab take effect
[00:27] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  ok see you soon
[00:27] <sebsebseb> Wyt: still here?
[00:28] <artman> Hello all!!!  new linux user here with a few questions...
[00:28] <sebsebseb> artman: ok just ask
[00:28] <cdubya> bah
[00:28] <Wyt> yes
[00:28] <sebsebseb> Wyt: see my messages above
[00:28] <histo> cdubya: I only see libdvdcss2
[00:28] <Wyt> seb: about md5sum?
[00:28] <Wyt> yes sir
[00:29] <histo> cdubya: packages.medibuntu.org
[00:29] <artman> well, linux 8.10 installed, and I cant mount my second hard drive to retrieve info from it....
[00:29] <sebsebseb> Wyt: yeah and getting 9.04,  when it's released on Thursday,  and also manually setting your partitions up with  Ext4, that means you can't use guided, since that will put on Ext3
[00:29] <sebsebseb> cdubya: yes  libdvdcss2 that's fine
[00:29] <cdubya> histo, installed it......still failing when I try to open a dvd using vlc or mplayer from terminal....
[00:29] <histo> Wyt: ext4 is a new filesystem that is optional in the next release of ubuntu.
[00:29] <Wyt> Seb: i have no idea what that means...
[00:29] <abicska> can smbdy help me with cups?
[00:29] <histo> !cups > abicska
[00:29] <sebsebseb> Wyt: histo just explained, but do you know what a file system is?
[00:30] <Wyt> seb: no
[00:30] <sebsebseb> Wyt: that's what I thought
[00:30] <sebsebseb> Wyt: ok  do you know what NTFS is in Windows?
[00:30] <Wyt> seb: yes
[00:30] <sebsebseb> Wyt: well   that's a file system
[00:30] <artman> and also, I installed a game using wine, and it leaves a bit to be desired in performance... any suggestions??
[00:31] <sebsebseb> Wyt: Linux has it's own file systems, that are better than Microsoft's
[00:31] <histo> artman: do you have proper video drivers installed?
[00:31] <histo> artman: what type of video card do you have?
[00:31] <Oli``> Wyt: it's just the way a computer stores files on a disk. FAT and NTFS are Windows filesystems. ext 2-4, reiserfs, etc are free ones available under Linux
[00:31] <maodun> unop_: yeah, that cut the speed by about 66%... any ideas for further optimization? or am i just running into limits of how fast regexs can move?
[00:31] <Sergiu_> hi, anyone know, what kernel does ubnutu 8.04 use?
[00:31] <Wyt> seb: NTFS is like when you partition your HD you can pick NTFS or whatever else....right?
[00:31] <artman> I installed everything that linux directed me too... I think the most recent I have is nvidia 180.....
[00:32] <Wyt> oooo ok thanks oli!
[00:32] <sebsebseb> Wyt: yeah in Windows, you would do NTFS these days, or maybe Fat32
[00:32] <cdubya> histo, when I try to open the dvd with movie player, it gives me an error saying it couldn't open the location and I might have permission ??????
[00:32] <Wyt> seb: yes fat32 and ntfs are the ones im familiar with
[00:32] <sebsebseb> Wyt: Ubuntu can also read and write to  NTFS and Fat32, as long as Windows shut them down properly
[00:32] <histo> cdubya: have you edited your fstab?
[00:32] <cdubya> histo, no.....
[00:32] <sebsebseb> Wyt: however you don't install Ubuntu onto  Fat32 or NTFS
[00:32] <cdubya> histo, how so?
[00:32] <unop_> maodun, well, how much input text do you have?
[00:32] <histo> artman: what game are you trying to run?
[00:32] <dstrbdfrk1> hey i was trying to upgrade amarok... and it led me to add another software source but now i cant use the update manager bc i get a gpg error.. also i get  the error when sudo apt-get update any help??
[00:32] <sebsebseb> Wyt: you install onto   Ext3  or  Ext4 usaully
[00:33] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, ..i've a present for you,new output coming......DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken.
[00:33] <Oli``> sebsebseb: well.... you could
[00:33] <artman> sebseb... think thats the problem with my issue.... is saying windows didnt release it...
[00:33] <sebsebseb> Oli``: well Wubi  I suppouse, but otherwise uhmmm?
[00:33] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: remove the other source and apt-get update
[00:33] <Roasted> Grub failed on my spare computer. As a result, I followed the directions to install grub with the Ubuntu LiveCD. However, this only picked up Ubuntu and NOT Windows XP too. I need both OS's. How do I get grub to recognize windows? Why didn't it do it automatically like (I'm told) it should have/
[00:33] <artman> last chaos.... from aria games... it runs ok in window, but freezes in full screen..
[00:33] <maodun> unop_: i'll be dealing with about a GB
[00:33] <Sarthor> Hi, i am using ubuntu hardy 8.10, installed on my dell 1525, want to run kismet, but i dont know what will be my source in kismet.conf,   (source=BCM4312,eth1,broadcom)  its not working..
[00:33] <Oli``> sebsebseb: yeah I was only thinking of Wubi
[00:33] <Wyt> seb: k. soooo you're saying i need to partition my drive with a ext3 or 4 to install ubuntu?
[00:33] <cdubya> histo, here's what it says for that drive...../dev/scd0 /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0 0
[00:33] <Reenen> hi, I interrupted the downloading of my Nvidia drivers, how can I get it to actually activate?
[00:34] <aeandra> what is archive.canonical.com
[00:34] <histo> artman: I would check the appdb at winehq.org and see what people are saying for testing results.
[00:34] <dstrbdfrk1> histo: what other source the one i added?
[00:34] <sebsebseb> Wyt: well  and there are about 3 others you could partition with, but  those can be ignored for Ubuntu
[00:34] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: yes
[00:34] <dstrbdfrk1> ok let me try
[00:34] <Lord_Devi> Could someone tell me how I might go about preventing vim from drawing a black background.(I find it interferes with my transparencies.)
[00:34] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: see if thats the problem.
[00:34] <artman> thanks histo!!
[00:34] <histo> artman: np
[00:34] <sebsebseb> Wyt: most Linux distros use Ext3 by default,  Ext4 is pretty new, and it's meant to be much better than Ext3,  however since it's new the default is still Ext3 for 9.04, but  if you partition  yourself,  I mean set up partitions properly,  you can choose Ext4
[00:34] <Wyt> seb: i was just trying to run a livecd. thats where my issue was coming from. i wasnt trying to install it..
[00:35] <histo> artman: also there is #winehq channel here on freenode
[00:35] <syntac> hi, how do i add a user and also create a group with the same username that the user belongs to
[00:35] <sebsebseb> Wyt: oh thought you wanted to install
[00:35] <histo> Wyt: what issue were you having with the live cd?
[00:35] <sebsebseb> Wyt: anyway I guess you got a bad CD that's the problem
[00:35] <Wyt> seb: lol yea thats why we got confused. but i will on thursday
[00:35] <maodun> actually, that's not entirely accurate: i'll probably parse a total of a couple GB a day, but in batches of about 10-20 MB at a time
[00:36] <deuonderer> jjor
[00:36] <Wyt> the cd boots up then gives me some error about my x server graphics not being configured properly
[00:36] <artman> anyone with ideas on how to access my secondary drive??
[00:36] <sebsebseb> Wyt: your on 64bit I assume, since you got 4GB RAM, as I said before the CD you were trying to boot was probably 32bit, now those would normally work to on 64bit computers, but  maybe they don't always
[00:36] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  are you still here?
[00:36] <histo> Wyt: did you try selecting safe graphics mode from the menu
[00:36] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, What is the output of "invoke-rc.d dbus status" ?
[00:36] <Wyt> histro: yes i did
[00:36] <unop_> maodun, for that size I don't have many suggestions - I would ask the folk in #sed
[00:36] <histo> sebsebseb: they will always work on 64bit proc
[00:37] <histo> Wyt: what type of video card is in your machine?
[00:37] <maodun> unop_: ok, thanks a lot
[00:37] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,   * dbus is running.
[00:37] <dstrbdfrk1> histo: its naming a source thats not on my list i removed the one i put on but its still giving the error
[00:38] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, I am not sure what's happening there then.
[00:38] <Oli``> sebsebseb & Wyt: just to clarify, 32bit CDs will always works on modern 64bit machines. (the exceptions are failed, old-gen intel itanium servers that use a different instruction set)
[00:38] <Wyt> histo: mobile intel(r) 4 series express chipset family
[00:38] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  no man,don't give up plz.........
[00:38] <Majost> How would I go about creating a self-sign cert which is valid for multiple TLDs and sub-domains? I want to try avoiding creating four different certs, and then have to create an additional apache and postfix handlers for each TLD -- unfortunately Professor Google hasn't been very helpful with this information beyond defining the cert type as UCC
[00:38] <histo> Wyt: hrm... I remember issues iwth some of those you said it was ubuntu 7.xx
[00:38] <teclado> hi!
[00:39] <sebsebseb> Oli``: oh right
[00:39] <Wyt> histo: yea i think 07.11
[00:39] <teclado> someone can help me?¿
[00:39] <sebsebseb> !ask >  teclado
[00:39] <teclado> how can i install Gadmin-proftpd?
[00:39] <histo> Wyt: let me see if I can find a workaround other than downloading a newer version
[00:39] <dstrbdfrk1> my windows are maximizing past my top desk bar.. how can i make this stop
[00:39] <Roasted> Grub failed on my spare computer. As a result, I followed the directions to install grub with the Ubuntu LiveCD. However, this only picked up Ubuntu and NOT Windows XP too. I need both OS's. How do I get grub to recognize windows? Why didn't it do it automatically like (I'm told) it should have/
[00:39] <artman> file system  on hard drive is ntfs.... had vista on this machine and installed liux over it.... any way to access my drive??
[00:40] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, Well, it's a bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ntfs-3g/+bug/162863 but ( not having checked the security implications of this ) it can be fixed
[00:40] <Wyt> histo: its a livecd that came with a book i bought that has a bunch of programming tools and whatnot already on it.
[00:40] <sebsebseb> artman: Vista is probably gone
[00:40] <sebsebseb> artman: ,but  there may be a way to recover data
[00:40] <sebsebseb> artman: hard disks don't delete data properly
[00:40] <Oli``> Majost: you'll have to create a wildcard for each TL domain but (AFAIK) you can't have one that covers multiple TLDs
[00:41] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, the question is how
[00:41] <histo> Wyt: ahh being the older cd its hard to say. I know there were issues wiht the 915 chips and some other cards back then. But I don't beleive its supported anymore.  I'm sure most the programing apps are avialible in the repositories on the newer cds.
[00:41] <Oli``> Majost: But valid? They'll all throw CA errors as you're (surely?!) not a CA?
[00:41] <artman> sebseb... yes, its gone (which is what I wanted) but I cant mount my secondary hardrive in linux... says I cant mount it, and when I try to insert proper code to allow, it doesnt work..... probably inputting incorrect sytax or what have you...
[00:41] <sebsebseb> histo: yeah  as far as I know 7.10 is no longer suppourted,  could do the maths even :D    a yearl and half suppourt for 7.10
[00:42] <Majost> Oli``: Self-signed is fine... I just am trying to simply my apache and postfix configs more than anything else.
[00:42] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, however,with diskmanager i managed to mount it,and then,without being root,i umounted it with right click+umount...
[00:42] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, ..just for information...
[00:42] <tinkerbottom> how can I find my computer's specifcations (processor speed, RAM, etc)
[00:42] <Flannel> sebsebseb, histo: 7.10 went EOL on the 18th.
[00:42] <Wyt> histo: doesnt liunx come with programming tools? or do u have to download them separately?
[00:42] <Majost> Oli``: But I also just stumbled upon cacert.org just now -- so I will see if they have any addition information on the subject. Thanks!
[00:42] <sebsebseb> Flannel: ok thanks :)
[00:43] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, Yes, if you don't have an entry in the fstab then you can mount and unmount it from nautilus
[00:43] <teclado> how can i install Gadmin-proftpd?
[00:43] <sebsebseb> Wyt: you have to get them seperatly
[00:43] <sebsebseb> Wyt: Emacs and such :)
[00:43] <histo> Wyt: each distro puts different packages in by default.
[00:43] <sebsebseb> Wyt: well Python comes as part of Ubuntu
[00:43] <Chaorain> I'm trying to fix grub useing this giude http://microdotsagamedev.wordpress.com/2007/06/08/repair-your-grub-loader/. My Ext3 partition sshows up as ext2fs is this a problem?
[00:43] <histo> Wyt: Ubuntu/Debians beauty is the package manager and software repository. You can install thousands of pieces of software with a few clicks.
[00:44] <teclado> i try to install with sudo aptitude install gadmin-proftpd
[00:44] <Wyt> seb & histo: im trying to learn C, C++
[00:44] <Roasted> Question - When I use the Ubuntu LiveCD to restore Grub, shouldn't Grub be able to find XP + Ubuntu? It only loads Ubuntu and doesn't give me the option for XP...
[00:44] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, ..can you tell me the exact line to mount it? i'm typing "mount /dev/sdb1",but perhaps i'm in wrong..
[00:44] <sebsebseb> !find devc++
[00:44] <sebsebseb> !info devc++
[00:44] <histo> Wyt: then you would need gcc.  There is a meta package in ubuntu called build-essentials which will install everyhting you would need.
[00:44] <teclado> Roasted
[00:45] <Chaorain> teclado, apt-get not aptitude
[00:45] <histo> Wyt: but I believe gcc is installed by default.
[00:45] <histo> !info gcc
[00:45] <teclado> if in the linux's intallation
[00:45] <teclado> you
[00:45] <sebsebseb> Wyt: look in the repo, their will be stuff for  C++
[00:45] <teclado> formated disk
[00:45] <teclado> windows is out
[00:45] <Wyt> histo & seb: awesome. thanks guys
[00:45] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, It's a complex interaction of systems, if you use mount / fstab you need to be root unless you make ntfs-3g setuid, if you do it entirely through the GUI with no entry in the fstab then you don't need to be root
[00:45] <teclado> ok chaorain iwill try
[00:45] <histo> Wyt: np .
[00:45] <teclado> wait a minute chaorain
[00:46] <sebsebseb> Wyt: real  proggrammers a lot of them use Emacs by the way :)
[00:46] <sebsebseb> Wyt: make sure to install it
[00:46] <Wyt> seb: roger that
[00:46] <sebsebseb> Wyt: and the Emacs channel is here #emacs
[00:46] <artman> sebseb... dou you know what command to type into fstab to force mount my drive????  the details in my error message gives a string, bit I guess I am not typing it correctly...
[00:46] <histo> !fstab > artman
[00:46] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  ..uff,troublesome...any ideas?
[00:46] <histo> artman: what type of driver are you tyring to mount?
[00:47] <Roasted> teclado - I did not. I intentionally installed Windows SECOND on my spare computer to purposely reinstall Grub and learn how for troubleshooting purposes. So I installed Ubuntu first, XP second. After this, naturally, XP booted and Ubuntu wasn't seen due to XP overwriting the boot loader. So I did a reinstall of Grub with the LiveCD and now Ubuntu works, but not XP. XP was not formatted.
[00:47] <Wyt> seb: what is emacs?
[00:47] <sebsebseb> !info emacs
[00:47] <histo> artman: nvm read the message from ubottu
[00:47] <artman> ubotto... so sorry, first time here, how do I do that please??
[00:47] <sebsebseb> Wyt: a very powerful  text editor and such
[00:47] <histo> Wyt: its an editor . Like vim there are a host of others that do syntax checking while you code.
[00:48] <histo> artman: you should have received a message from ubottu about fstab
[00:48] <histo> !fstab > artman
[00:48] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, deuonderer, To make ntfs-3g setuid run: sudo chmod u+s /bin/ntfs-3g
[00:48] <sebsebseb> !emacs |  Wyt
[00:48] <artman> thanks ubotto!!  gonna be away a bit, and thanks!!
[00:48] <eseven73> vim is better, emacs is like an OS really bloated and you need a masters degree in computer science to figure it all out
[00:48] <teclado> same disk to twice Operation System?¿
[00:48] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, Note there may be a security reason why it's not setuid by default and you will need to re-run that command whenever ntfs-3g is updated
[00:48] <Chaorain> artman, ubottu is a computer program
[00:48] <sebsebseb> Wyt:   Emacs terminal based  I guess part of it is, but there is the GUI  one to
[00:48] <histo> artman: ubottu is a bot
[00:48] <Wyt> seb & histo: cool. are those the languages it reads?
[00:48] <tj83> hey whats the name of that package that is for editing movies? similar to windows movie maker
[00:49] <sebsebseb> tj83: kino
[00:49] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  done..then?
[00:49] <teclado> chaorain sudo apt-get gadmin-proftpd?¿
[00:49] <tj83> sebsebseb, ah, thats it... thanks
[00:49] <histo> !code | Wyt
[00:49] <sebsebseb> tj83: np
[00:49] <Chaorain> teclado, looks right
[00:49] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, You should now be able to mount as your user using "mount /media/Volume"
[00:49] <histo> tj83: kino?
[00:50] <teclado> invalid operation
[00:50] <sebsebseb> histo: already beat you to it :)
[00:50] <histo> tj83: nvm already been answered.
[00:50] <artman> histo... ok, thanks!
[00:50] <Chaorain> teclado, I prefer doing it through the GUI but that works just the same
[00:50] <teclado> i'm trying to instal gadmin-prof 3.5
[00:50] <teclado> how i can to install gadmin-proftpd 3.5?
[00:51] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, if i try to mount,   Mount is denied because setuid and setgid root ntfs-3g is insecure with the external FUSE library. Either remove the setuid/setgid bit from the binary or rebuild NTFS-3G with integrated FUSE support and make it setuid root.Please see more information at http://ntfs-3g.org/support.html#unprivileged
[00:51] <Chaorain> teclado, go to Applications>Add/Remove
[00:51] <teclado> ok
[00:51] <teclado> ok
[00:51] <event> hi, i need help please, i have a gtk theme and i need extract him to themes folder but i dont have permission, how i untar the theme to theme folder with root login ?
[00:52] <Chaorain> teclado, in the top left there is a drop down menu what does it say?
[00:52] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, I should have known it wouldn't be that simple, to put the permissions back run "sudo chmod u-s /bin/ntfs-3g"
[00:52] <tj83> anyone having issues with US main server for repositories?
[00:53] <teclado> chaorain, now tell you
[00:53] <event> somebody please?
[00:53] <zopiac> anyone know how to install nvidia drivers for hardy 64? i cant figure it out
[00:53] <teclado> Chaorain - Gtk-CRITICAL
[00:53] <teclado> hi event
[00:53] <deuonderer> Jordan_U, ..done...
[00:53] <histo> event: you can just drag the theme compressed in to the theme changer
[00:53] <Chaorain> teclado, it has to say "All Open Source Applications" or "All avaliable applications
[00:53] <mgarriss> how do i use apt-get to get an ubuntu box ready for development? i need system headers, compliers, gmake, etc
[00:54] <event> histo but i dont have permission man i need login with root understand?
[00:54] <Pici> mgarriss: Install the build-essential metapackage.
[00:54] <event> teclado és tuga?
[00:54] <Pici> event: You don't need root permissions to install a theme for just yourself.
[00:54] <histo> event: You don't need root to install a theme.
[00:54] <teclado> tuga?
[00:54] <Wyt> so what happens to all this stuff i have installed on windows when i install ubuntu?
[00:54] <histo> event: you need root to install a themem system wide.
[00:54] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, I would say just remove the fstab line for now and use nautilus to mount, at least until https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ntfs-3g/+bug/162863 is fixed
[00:54] <teclado> (gadmin-proftpd:7202): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_entry_set_text: assertion `GTK_IS_ENTRY (entry)' failed
[00:54] <Chaorain> teclado, then just search for gadmin, check the box then hit "apply Changes"
[00:54] <sebsebseb> mgarriss: yeah and  emacs is good for development to. uhmmmm look under the proggramming section in synaptic?
[00:55] <histo> event: jsut drag the downloaded theme in to the appearance window
[00:55] <Zzeiss1> Is there a command or call (other than dd) that will completely reinitialize a USB stick?  I've got one that's having massive horkage (dd can only put 1.9 gig of zeroes on it, and it's a 16 gig thumbdrive!)
[00:55] <zer0o> hi guys how do i get back something that i deleted?
[00:55] <event> ok histo and pici thanks.
[00:55] <Chaorain> teclado, sorry thats beyond me. I'm still pretty new
[00:55] <eseven73> !recovery
[00:55] <teclado> i download gadmin. But it don't execute
[00:55] <histo> !changethemes > event
[00:55] <BrianPianka> histo:/msg ubottu Does this work?
[00:55] <event> thanks.
[00:55] <teclado> it, response.show((gadmin-proftpd:7202): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_entry_set_text: assertion `GTK_IS_ENTRY (entry)' failed
[00:55] <teclado> '
[00:56] <histo> BrianPianka: you can type in /msg ubottu <factoid>
[00:56] <BrianPianka> hello
[00:56] <meatcar> anybody have any experience setting up webcams?
[00:56] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  well, Volume mounts at the startup,that's fine. By the way, i managed to umount it as user. The only thing that's denied is mounting it as user, it should be enough ,i think...
[00:56] <hiyo777> i want to know what does the alternate cd is dirrerent from the regulars installtion
[00:56] <sebsebseb> !webcam | meatcar
[00:57] <Pici> !alternate | hiyo777
[00:57] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  am i wrong,or do you aim to perfection?
[00:57] <sebsebseb> meatcar: and you can use a program called cheese to configure the webcam
[00:57] <meatcar> thx
[00:57] <hiyo777> thank you
[00:57] <Jordan_U> deuonderer, I aim to perfection, but I also need to leave in 5 minutes :)
[00:57] <zer0o> hi guys how do i get back something that i deleted?
[00:57] <sebsebseb> meatcar: which programs do you want your webcam workin with?
[00:57] <meatcar> skype
[00:57] <histo> zer0o: deleted in terminal?
[00:57] <sebsebseb> meatcar: ok
[00:57] <histo> !skype > meatcar
[00:57] <hiyo777> Bye..,.everyone
[00:58] <meatcar> i have 2 to play with
[00:58] <zer0o> histo: deleted with the SHIFT+CANCEL command
[00:58] <meatcar> this is awsome!
[00:58] <meatcar> lol
[00:58] <eseven73> awesome*
[00:58] <histo> zer0o: you m ean shift+delete?  I believe its gone.
[00:58] <sebsebseb> meatcar: it wasn't a bad lol, but
[00:58] <sebsebseb> !lol > meatcar
[00:59] <eseven73> zer0o, try photorec, it does a lot more than recover photos
[00:59] <deuonderer> Jordan_U,  ok,in fact it wasn't my wish to steal your time forever...thank you very much jor, you were precious.bye =)
[00:59] <zer0o> eseven73: really? is it in the repos?
[01:00] <eseven73> sadly no
[01:00] <eseven73> you'll have to rummage for it somewhere
[01:00] <dstrbdfrk1> i did apt-get update and upgrade ... now i get gpg errors on my sources that start with launchpad... i dont understand why can someone please help?
[01:00] <histo> zer0o: eseven73 no but testdisk is
[01:01] <histo> zer0o: testdisk is in the repos worth a try.
[01:01] <zer0o> watcha guys talink about im not gettin u
[01:01] <sebsebseb> zer0o: Ubuntu
[01:01] <histo> zer0o: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[01:02] <histo> zer0o: theres a good resource
[01:02] <eseven73> zer0o, recovery software is what we're talking about
[01:02] <zer0o> u tellin me if i delete something it remains on my hd somewhere?
[01:02] <eseven73> sbackup would prevent needing recovery software :) that is in the repos for sure
[01:03] <sebsebseb> zer0o: yes maybe
[01:03] <eseven73> yep unless you zeroed it out it's prolly on the hd somewhere
[01:03] <dstrbdfrk1>  i did apt-get update and upgrade ... now i get gpg errors on my sources that start with launchpad... i dont understand why can someone please help?
[01:03] <histo> zer0o: yes its possible.
[01:03] <sebsebseb> zer0o: yep probably ther some where, unless overwritten
[01:03] <zopiac> im not getting any sound from Audacity; ive tried all of the options in the preferences. ive had it working before...just reinstalled ubuntu, though
[01:03] <zer0o> no way
[01:03] <zer0o> thanks
[01:03] <zer0o> bye
[01:03] <teclado> gadmin-proftpd OPEN & CLOSE in 2seg. WHY?'
[01:03] <histo> sebsebseb: zer0o even after being over written it still can be recovered possibly
[01:03] <sebsebseb> histo: I know
[01:04] <phenom__> heyy
[01:04] <zer0o> even if formatted?
[01:04] <sebsebseb> histo: I think this guy is not being clear, but is wondering how to get back  deleted data
[01:04] <histo> zer0o: yes
[01:04] <teclado> gadmin-proftpd OPEN & CLOSE in 2seg. WHY?'
[01:04] <eseven73> !repeat
[01:04] <phenom__> does anybody know how to use vnc in ubuntu
[01:04] <sebsebseb> phenom__: of course
[01:04] <sebsebseb> !vnc
[01:04] <fearful> hey I'm having a problem with my desktop effects. I connected a projector recently and the desktop effects stopped working, so I checked the xorg.conf and noticed changes and replaced it with a backup I had and problem still occurs any suggestions?
[01:04] <zer0o> alright "this guy" thanks you and say goodbye to u
[01:04] <histo> zer0o: check out the link I sent you has info for recovering partitions everything. Its a magnetic drive keep in mind.
[01:04] <dstrbdfrk1> how are there 1322 ppl in his room and noone can help me with my problem?
[01:05] <Sarthor> Hi, i am using ubuntu hardy 8.10, installed on my dell 1525, want to run kismet, but i dont know what will be my source in kismet.conf,   (source=BCM4312,eth1,broadcom)  its not working..
[01:05] <phenom__>  does anybody know how to use vnc in ubuntu
[01:05] <eseven73> 1300 of them are idle
[01:05] <sebsebseb> phenom__: see above
[01:05] <phenom__>  does anybody know how to use vnc in ubuntu
[01:05] <histo> lol
[01:05] <histo> phenom__: yes
[01:05] <teclado> ok
[01:05] <histo> !anybody | phenom__
[01:05] <sebsebseb> !spam | phenom__
[01:05] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: can you pastebin your sources.list
[01:06] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: also the error you are getting when you run apt-get update
[01:06] <sebsebseb> I should of used  !repeat really
[01:06] <dstrbdfrk1> ok
[01:06] <dstrbdfrk1> histo: how do you pastebin
[01:07] <histo> !pastebin | dstrbdfrk1
[01:07] <sebsebseb> histo: I think  I am not  needed as such here at the moment, since  your doing good :)   film time soon :)
[01:08] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: there is also a program you can install called pastebinit
[01:08] <histo> sebsebseb: there are plenty of people here I dont' think either of us are really needed. I just do it to cure boredom
[01:09] <sebsebseb> histo: yeah same here I guess, plus it's fun to help  others with Ubuntu
[01:09] <histo> sebsebseb: thats how I learn about stuff usually
[01:09] <sebsebseb> histo: true we can learn stuff when doing it as well, sometimes
[01:10] <artman> how do i make a copy of fstab in case I screw up??
[01:10] <histo> artman: sudo cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab.bak
[01:10] <dstrbdfrk1> histo: where can i find the txt file of my sources list so i can copy and paste
[01:10] <dotblank> cp /etc/fstab ~/fstab.bak
[01:10] <artman> thanks histo!!
[01:11] <Gargolas> is there a way to check the X log from one distro onto the other one?
[01:11] <dotblank> sudo should not be needed
[01:11] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: what version of ubuntu
[01:11] <Gargolas> 8.10
[01:11] <dstrbdfrk1> 8.10
[01:11] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:11] <Sarthor> using dell 1525, Hardy 8.10 installed, my mouse pad is very much sensitive, while on xp it remain normal. any idea??
[01:11] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: thats where most your config files are in /etc
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Sarthor: differnet OS's
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Sarthor: differnet kernels differnet drivers
[01:12] <Sarthor> sebsebseb, i have dual boot.
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Sarthor: so if it works in XP, won't   just mean it works in Ubuntu
[01:12] <histo> !touchpad > Sarthor
[01:12] <dstrbdfrk1> histo: is said permission denied
[01:12] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: permissions denied doing what?
[01:12] <dstrbdfrk1> i am already logged in as root
[01:12] <benc2> when installing postfix, do I need to choose intenet website or none for the configuration?
[01:12] <dstrbdfrk1>  /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:13] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: you would need to do something like cat /etc/apt/sources.list or gedit /etc/apt/sources.list  to see the file.
[01:13] <centHOGG> menzoberranzan
[01:13] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: type in /etc/apt/sources.list does nothing.
[01:13] <Sarthor> this UBOTTU is clever, great( you bow too)
[01:14] <sebsebseb> !bot
[01:14] <L3dPlatedLinux> where is the file located  that says what gdm I am using
[01:15] <histo> L3dPlatedLinux: dpkg -l | grep gdm
[01:15] <dstrbdfrk1> histo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/155043/
[01:15] <TheFunkbomb> hello my lovelies.  I'm using evolution mail.  Is there anyway to put my email accounts in a different order than alphabetical?
[01:16] <histo> L3dPlatedLinux: or you can type gdm --version in a terminal
[01:16] <sebsebseb> histo: nice GDM command :)
[01:16] <sebsebseb> histo: didn't know that one
[01:16] <L3dPlatedLinux> found it /etc/gdm/gdm.conf).
[01:16] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: you don't have a key for the last one there http://ppa.launchpad.net
[01:17] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: you can comment it out.
[01:17] <dstrbdfrk1> histo: what is commenting it out?
[01:17] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: if you add a # at the beginning of hte line.  Or you could install the key or ignore the errors.
[01:17] <L3dPlatedLinux> Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "ubuntulooks", what the heck does this mean
[01:17] <centHOGG> <xfce vmware guest anyone?
[01:18] <wahnfrieden> hi
[01:18] <sebsebseb> centHOGG: no thanks,  Virtualbox :)
[01:18] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: there are probably directions for installing the key on the site where you learned to add the repo
[01:18] <dstrbdfrk1> histo: if i add the # will it still use the software from that source
[01:18] <digitaloktay> hi people
[01:18] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: no
[01:18] <sebsebseb> centHOGG: oh and for Ubuntu,   having it on a hard disk for real is more :)
[01:18] <digitaloktay> bug 114739 adding new comment,
[01:18] <sebsebseb> centHOGG: I don't think many people in here would be running Xubuntu in vmware,  also  #vmware is the vmware channel
[01:18] <dstrbdfrk1> histo: thanks .
[01:18] <wahnfrieden> how can I run an commandline-based application (a python shell) and have it output to the screen as well as a file? (anything that it outputs to the screen also gets put to a file)
[01:18] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: np
[01:19] <TheFunkbomb> I might as well ask again.  Is it dangerous for me to use SSL for both sending and receiving mail rather than SSL for receiving and TLS for sending?
[01:19] <centHOGG> exception proves the rule
[01:19] <realraven> hello, is anyone in here good at resolve.conf?
[01:19] <histo> !anyone | realraven
[01:19] <realraven> right :)
[01:20] <crdlb> wahnfrieden: afaik you can't for an interactive app, unless it logs itself
[01:20] <digitaloktay> !ping
[01:20] <wahnfrieden> :/
[01:20] <zopiac> anyone know how to install nvidia drivers for hardy 64bit?
[01:20] <Pici> digitaloktay:
[01:20] <grendal_prime> grrr
[01:20] <wahnfrieden> ok so I'm in the ctrl+alt+f2 terminal. how do I get back into xfce (which is running)?
[01:20] <digitaloktay> !bug 114739
[01:20] <histo> zopiac: system > administration > Hardware Driversw
[01:20] <mrwes> ctrl alt F7
[01:20] <grendal_prime> trying to get firebird to see an exchange global addresss book
[01:20] <zopiac> histo: nothing shows up
[01:20] <Pici> digitaloktay: The bot doesn't parse bugs in this channel.
[01:20] <realraven> so, everytime I connect to a network my resolve.conf gets alot of weird stuff in it, like nameservers from my work network that doesn't belong unless im at work
[01:21] <Pici> digitaloktay: You'll need to file a new bug if you want a package updated, don't modify a 2 year old bug thats already been marked as finished.
[01:21] <digitaloktay> sorry
[01:21] <histo> !nvidia > zopiac
[01:21] <histo> realraven: yes when you connect to vpn it will pull those nameservers
[01:22] <Pici> digitaloktay: Additionally, thats for the getdeb repo, we have nothing to do with them here.
[01:22] <histo> realraven: it takes a few minutes to correct it self after you disconnect
[01:22] <realraven> histo, but if I don't connect to vpn I still get this
[01:22] <meatcar1> say you wish to install a package for jaunty, but the repository has in only for hardy, is it worth the risk? to install the .deb... or should i download the source, compile, etc?
[01:22] <realraven> histo, I haven't connected in a while
[01:23] <meatcar1> this is just a general q, dont redirect  to jaunty discussion
[01:23] <realraven> histo, could stuff from my last connection to vpn got stuck somewhere? :)
[01:23] <histo> realraven: well you can put any nameserver in htere you want. But perhaps your router is issuing the falty dns
[01:23] <realraven> histo, different routers all the time... hotels, conferances and mine at home
[01:24] <realraven> can I restore all resolve.conf settings :)
[01:24] <histo> realraven: ahh well where every you last got an ip from should give you nameservers.
[01:24] <histo> realraven: you can manually edit the file. sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf
[01:24] <realraven> histo, exactly.. but I'm stuck with the two from work and they are internal so without access all resolves take forever
[01:25] <realraven> histo, yeah, and I do that.. but as it gets overwritten all of the time I'm lookíng for a more final solution
[01:25] <histo> realraven: well like I say when you get a new ip from your home router it should be overwritten with those nameservers
[01:25] <histo> realraven: as you connect to each network.
[01:26] <realraven> it's like it just appends to a static one with bad nameservers in it
[01:26] <histo> realraven: well how does /etc/network/interfaces look?
[01:27] <realraven> just auto lo and iface lo inet loopback
[01:27] <realraven> or do you mean resolvconf/run/interface?
[01:27] <meatcar1> no? no one can answer my question?
[01:28] <histo> realraven: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dhcp3/+bug/90681
[01:28] <centHOGG> what
[01:28] <histo> meatcar1: its not recomended but it depends on the package and the depends on how well it will work.
[01:29] <meatcar1> alright. thanks
[01:29] <Lord_Devi> meatcar1: generall installing packages from even a few versions back is ok. Ubuntu has only a 6 month release schedule. That's quite a bit faster than most. Your biggest concern would be with installing jaunty .debs on hardy systems
[01:29] <aum> hi does anybody know of any wiki articles on installing ubuntu on macbook ?
[01:29] <histo> !mac | aum
[01:30] <Lord_Devi> meatcar1: same experience i find if you are FORCED to. Debian testing/experimental most of the time work well too. (Definately only if you must though)
[01:30] <dccbot321> hi i am a robot
[01:30] <dccbot321> you are gay
[01:30] <dccbot321> DCC SEND ICANTBELIEVEYOURESTILLVULNERABLETOTHISLOL
[01:30] <aum> ubottu: ok cool thank you
[01:30] <aum> :|
[01:30] <histo> !macbook | aum
[01:30] <aum> histo: thank you
[01:30] <aum> :)
[01:30] <histo> !install > aum
[01:31] <fakhrij> hello....
[01:32] <histo> !hello | fakhrij
[01:32] <fakhrij> what about jaunty release party?
[01:32] <Roasted> Question - When I use the Ubuntu LiveCD to restore Grub, shouldn't Grub be able to find XP + Ubuntu? It only loads Ubuntu and doesn't give me the option for XP...
[01:32] <histo> !jaunty | fakhrij
[01:32] <Pici> !party | fakhrij
[01:32] <histo> Roasted: I don't think it auto mounts xp but you can.
[01:33] <dstrbdfrk1> histo: i been looking around and i cant get it fixed i deleted that one and added some other ones and all the ones that start with launchpad give me the error.. can you please tell me how to get the key??
[01:33] <Roasted> histo - do you know how I can get grub to recover windows + Ubuntu and not JUST ubuntu?
[01:33] <|Chaorain|> in Disk Usage Analyzer my Mp4 files on xp show up as "hardlinks" is there a way to change this?
[01:34] <histo> !grub | Roasted
[01:34] <fakhrij> yes, same with me... i have more "hardlink"
[01:34] <Roasted> I'm quite familiar with what Grub is.... I'm questioning on how to have it find windows too...
[01:34] <histo> dstrbdfrk1: I have no idea how to get their key. Its a third party repo I generally don't use them. Someone else may knnow more than me.
[01:34] <|Chaorain|> It really messes up the proportions
[01:34] <centHOGG> Roasted: hi, can't you just chroot your install from the live cd then update-grub
[01:35] <dstrbdfrk1> histo: ok thanx ... noone else is talking lol
[01:35] <Roasted> centHOGG - What do you mean by chroot?
[01:35] <histo> Roasted: that howot will showyou how to add windows in there.
[01:35] <Roasted> histo - So there's no way to have grub automatically detect windows/
[01:35] <centHOGG> Roasted: yeah this is kinda common.. google can explain it better just you those keywords
[01:35] <histo> Roasted: you can try what centHOGG is suggesting
[01:35] <Roasted> because I was told grub would, which is why I'm kind of confused.
[01:36] <histo> !chroot | Roasted
[01:36] <histo> Roasted: basically you would mount your / from your ubuntu drive then chroot to that environment and run grub-update
[01:36] <centHOGG> yeah
[01:36] <Roasted> wait, waht? Do I do this from the livecd or within ubuntu or what?
[01:37] <centHOGG> google :)
[01:37] <histo> Roasted: well if you can still boot to ubuntu you can just do it from there.
[01:38] <SuspectZero> evening
[01:39] <SuspectZero> is there a program that adds entries to my kmenu automatically using the /usr/bin folder as a reference of available programs?
[01:39] <jlilly> once you detach a terminal tab, is there a way to get it back together?
[01:39] <ruben23> hi how2 do i configure my network in ubuntu
[01:39] <digitaloktay> Pici, how can i delete this bugreport fon getdeb?
[01:40] <digitaloktay> from*
[01:40] <Pici> digitaloktay: Generally, you don't.
[01:41] <histo> Roasted: was windows installed first?
[01:42] <Roasted> histo - No, this is a spare rig. I intentionally installed windows second to try and seee how fixing grub works.
[01:42] <histo> Roasted: well basically jsut edit /boot/grub/menu.1st and add the entry for windows if you want.
[01:42] <crdlb> jlilly: just open another tab so that you have a tab bar, then drag-n-drop
[01:43] <n2diy> I used to play Gunship in windows, is there something similar available for Ubuntu?
[01:43] <SuspectZero> anyone?
[01:43] <histo> Roasted: i dont' believe update-grub will detect windows instlal like the installer does
[01:44] <histo> n2diy: you may be able to run the windows game with wine
[01:44] <kwyatt> Does anyone know if i can force an unsupported higher resolution in intrepid 8.10?
[01:44] <n2diy> histo: nah, I don't want to pollute my box.
[01:45] <histo> n2diy: wine isn't pollutions
[01:45] <histo> !wine | n2diy
[01:45] <n2diy> histo: but windows is.
[01:45] <histo> n2diy: wine is not windows
[01:46] <n2diy> histo: ok, I get it now. Problem is, I no longer have the Gunship program.
[01:46] <histo> n2diy: hrm... well thats an issue.
[01:46] <isiah> http://tiny.cc/linux_problem
[01:47] <histo> isiah: use pastebin
[01:47] <SuspectZero> is there a program that adds entries to my kmenu automatically using the /usr/bin folder as a reference of available programs?
[01:48] <|Chaorain|> Anyone know why certain files show up as hardlinks in disk usage analyzer?
[01:48] <histo> isiah: link doesn't work anyways
[01:49] <rambo298> my sound stopped working after an upgrade; my sound device is nvidia nforce2; any ideas on what i can try?
[01:49] <Barridus> what's the "best" way to install Adobe Air?
[01:49] <histo> !sound > rambo298
[01:50] <meatcar> !webcam
[01:50] <mib_zligeg79> Is anyone available to help
[01:50] <histo> Barridus: I believe there is a linux version no?
[01:50] <histo> !ask | mib_zligeg79
[01:51] <digitaloktay> !kernel > digitaloktay
[01:51] <Barridus> histo, yeah there is, but should i just d/l from adone or is it on a repo somewhere?
[01:51] <histo> Barridus: http://www.livecrunch.com/2009/04/19/install-adobe-air-on-ubuntu-or-linux/
[01:51] <unkn0wn> hi pusa
[01:51] <histo> Barridus: you can search the repos but I doubt its there. apt-cache search adobe air
[01:51] <unkn0wn> hello lab management
[01:51] <pusakat> hi unkn0wn
[01:51] <unkn0wn> hello to all the participant
[01:51] <bilo> bonsoir!
[01:52] <Roasted> histo - I copied and pastedt he example in the grub menu.list down below underneath linux, but nothing came up when I rebooted. Am I supposed to just copy the example? I dont know how else I would do it...
[01:52] <Jaxxel> Is there a trivial upgrade path from the RC to the 9.04 proper?
[01:52] <zopiac> anyone know how to install nvidia drivers for hardy 64bit? Hardware Drivers shows nothing for my 9800 :/
[01:52] <mib_zligeg79> Loaded 8.10 demo test, showing Buffer I/O error on device sr0 logical block "X" ... any suggestions on what the problem would be?
[01:52] <artman> histo, ... this is what I came up with in ftab... should this work?? # /dev/sda1
[01:52] <LordMetroid> How can one find out if the server has secure http enabled?
[01:52] <artman> UUID=D21033D81033C1F1 defaults 0       2
[01:52] <user4343> I can't get wifi working anymore on my Acer AspireOne ZG% with Intrepid.  Any thoughts?
[01:52] <unkn0wn> sir rogel sali n bilis
[01:52] <bilo> il y a quelqu'un qui parle francais ici??
[01:52] <Pici> !fr | bilo
[01:52] <nikes> unknown????
[01:52] <nikes> mirc
[01:52] <nikes> purch
[01:53] <bilo> thx!!
[01:53] <Pici> !en
[01:53] <nikes> bilo???
[01:53] <histo> artman: what was the problem again?
[01:54] <chuck> hello
[01:54] <nikes> superman??
[01:54] <histo> artman: /dev/sda1 would be the first partitoin on yoru main drive most likely.
[01:54] <chuck> i was upgrading ubuntu with the command line utility from hardy to whatever the next one is, and my server completely nose dived in the middle of the upgrade
[01:54] <chuck> how do i resume it?
[01:54] <|Chaorain|> Baobab is show some files as hard links that are not. Help?
[01:55] <artman> trying to get a secondary hard drive to mount at start up... it was setup in windows, and now it says I cant mount it.... what I sent you was a fstab edit...
[01:55] <histo> !upgrade | chuck
[01:55] <inasmu> chuck: sudo dpkg --reconfigure -a might do it
[01:55] <|Chaorain|> !baobab
[01:55] <Guest40915> hello
[01:55] <enzox3m> join ubuntu.ph
[01:55] <histo> artman: ahh can you pastebin your fstab I'll take a look.
[01:55] <enzox3m> join #ubuntu.ph
[01:55] <|Chaorain|> !hard-link
[01:55] <chuck> root@serv1:/home/charlie# sudo dpkg --reconfigure -a
[01:55] <chuck> dpkg: unknown option --reconfigure
[01:56] <artman> histo... just wanted to run it by you,... just paste it here??
[01:56] <histo> chuck: did it finish downloading all the packages?
[01:56] <chuck> yeah
[01:56] <histo> !pastebin | artman
[01:56] <chuck> it was in the setting up blah blah stage
[01:56] <histo> chuck: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a
[01:56] <artman> histo, just a sec...
[01:56] <FreedomIce> hi guys
[01:56] <FreedomIce> i'm trying to reinstall mysql
[01:56] <FreedomIce> when i do
[01:56] <chuck> thanks histo, wish me luck... :X
[01:56] <inasmu> chuck: sorry, histo is right
[01:56] <FreedomIce> a purge
[01:56] <Barridus> dangit, anyone know offhand the F-key to get into Gigabyte bios?
[01:57] <FreedomIce> right after i do a purge it tries to restart mysql
[01:57] <rogue780> how do I completely wipe a hard drive...I mean every last bit
[01:57] <FreedomIce> appearantly there's a partially installed package
[01:57] <FreedomIce> on my system
[01:57] <FreedomIce> how do i get rid of it?
[01:57] <artman> histo... I think I have it...
[01:57] <rogue780> FreedomIce, a hammer
[01:57] <histo> FreedomIce: sudo aptitude purge <packagename>
[01:57] <histo> artman: k
[01:58] <FreedomIce> Package mysql-server-5.1 is not installed, so not removed
[01:58] <FreedomIce> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded.
[01:58] <histo> artman: just makre sure the directory exsist that you are trying to mount to.
[01:58] <FreedomIce> it's still there
[01:58] <histo> FreedomIce: purge it or reinstall it if you need it.
[01:58] <artman> http://paste.ubuntu.com/155058/
[01:58] <FreedomIce> how do i purge it? it's not working :(
[01:58] <histo> FreedomIce: is it showing rc instead of ii
[01:58] <artman> histo... there it is...
[01:58] <meatcar> hey guys, i'm back with my webcam problems. I have looked again, and my webcam is based on sn9c102. It is a no-name cam that my dad got in trinidad. i'm trying to set it up with skype, but it always shows up black and white, and laggy in linux. EasyCam is not availble, since its for hardy. just wondering if i should just install any avaible driver and hope for the best?
[01:59] <histo> FreedomIce: sudo aptitude purge mysql-server-5.1
[01:59] <histo> artman: you need to specify a mount point. Also are you sure you have athe right uuid
[01:59] <histo> artman: and a filesystem type
[02:00] <histo> artman: the line would be somehting like /dev/sda1 /media/windows ntfs defaults 0 2
[02:00] <FreedomIce> 0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded. <- there's still that one not upgraded thing
[02:00] <histo> artman: or you can use the UUID in place of the /dev/sda1 if you know it.
[02:00] <artman> histo... that is uuid given by blkid  command, and I thought uuid was supposed to replace type...
[02:01] <|Chaorain|> are there any tools I can use instead of Baobab
[02:01] <artman> histo... oh, ok, so its not replaceing type, it replaces location..
[02:01] <histo> artman: either way works. If thats the proper one then its fine. But it needs to be UUID mountpoint type options 0  2   just like across the tope
[02:02] <|Chaorain|> it is a fils usage analyizer
[02:02] <histo> artman: across the top of the file it says each field needed. <file system> <mount point> etc...
[02:02] <|Chaorain|> er file
[02:02] <artman> ok, let me edit, and if you dont mind, I will post again to double check with you...
[02:02] <histo> artman: to mount a file system you need a directory to mount it to. like sudo mkdir /media/windows and then put /media/windows as the mount point.
[02:02] <efjc> Freedomice: search for mysql in synaptic, see if you find something with references to mysql
[02:02] <chuck> histo: thanks, I dunno if it worked, but I got this little error:
[02:02] <chuck> stat: cannot stat `/var/run/john': No such file or directory
[02:02] <kwyatt> Does anyone know how to force a higher resolution or have a virtual resolution higher than native in ubuntu intrepid 8.10?
[02:03] <eseven73> kwyatt, for virtualbox? need guest tools I think
[02:03] <inasmu> In 8.10, how would I make my laptop's CPU automatically use a different cpufreqd governor when on battery?
[02:04] <FreedomIce> thanks
[02:04] <ubunttu> hi, i have some probleme with enemy territory
[02:04] <histo> artman: http://paste.ubuntu.com/155060/
[02:04] <histo> artman: I'll be back in a few.
[02:05] <artman> ok histo... and thanks!!
[02:05] <histo> chuck: another package manager is running or you didnt' use sudo
[02:05] <chuck> nope
[02:05] <histo> chuck: the command is sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a
[02:05] <chuck> i'm using sudo, and a grep for dpkg and apt in the process list shows nothing
[02:05] <histo> chuck: make sure synaptic or apt-get isn't running.
[02:05] <histo> chuck: hrm..
[02:06] <histo> brb in a bit ppl.
[02:06] <blap> Can someone please explain to me what the most efficient way of updating to ubuntu 9.04?
[02:06] <mattgyver> blap, wait for 3 days and use the update manager
[02:06] <inasmu> !update|blap
[02:07] <blap> im curious about upgrading by source
[02:07] <rogue780> it's crazy! I have extactly 420 days left in the Air Force, today at chow I got $4.20 in change and it/s 4/20....something's trying to tell me something
[02:07] <ubunttu> someone for help me about enemy territory ?
[02:08] <artman>  
[02:08] <MINNIE> hello
[02:08] <|Chaorain|> Is there a tool simular to Disk Usage analyzer?
[02:09] <MINNIE> yes their is
[02:09] <MINNIE> welcome blinton
[02:09] <MINNIE> hello
[02:09] <|Chaorain|> What is it?
[02:10] <MINNIE> who u talkin to chaorain
[02:10] <MINNIE> hello u guys
[02:11] <rogue780> MINNIE, he was talking to you after you told him that there was indeed a tool similar to disk usage nalyzer
[02:11] <|Chaorain|> is there a tool simular to Disk Usage Analyser? it won't work right
[02:12] <cached> is it possible to see what values some client is sending?
[02:12] <inasmu> |Chaorain|: try kdirstat
[02:12] <reefer> org
[02:12] <ruben23> hi anyone can help
[02:12] <cached> that is, what packets are being sent over the internet
[02:12] <MINNIE> rogue780, o soryy about that i did t knowno
[02:12] <ruben23> configuring th network interface
[02:12] <ruben23> of my ubuntu
[02:12] <ruben23> desktop
[02:12] <ruben23> intrepid
[02:12] <|Chaorain|> inasmu, do I need to swithc to KDE?
[02:13] <inasmu> |Chaorain|: no, you'll need to install the kdelibs package as well, but apt will handle all the dependencies for you
[02:13] <meatcar> Does anybody know how to install drivers for gutsy on a higher distribution? in this case, its jaunty. http://www.linux-projects.org/modules/mydownloads/viewcat.php?cid=7
[02:16] <mattwj2002> #ubuntu+1
[02:16] <mattwj2002> oops
[02:16]  * Gnea ponders
[02:16] <mattgyver> !nbr
[02:16] <Gnea> the upgrade to 8.10 succeeded
[02:17] <mattwj2002> !bash
[02:17] <mattgyver> what is 9.04 NBR about?
[02:17] <rogue780> !mbr
[02:17] <inasmu> !askthebot
[02:17] <Gnea> mattgyver: 9.04 discussion occurs in #ubuntu+1, they can answer there
[02:20] <Gnea> !nvidia
[02:20] <ocrio> can i get some help here?
[02:20] <inasmu> I'm having a strange problem with my Tracker search results, when I search for things only the documents/videos/etc that produce thumbnails show up, everything else is completely hidden
[02:20] <mattwj2002> ocrio fresh out of help
[02:20] <mattwj2002> :P
[02:20] <mattwj2002> just kidding
[02:20] <mattwj2002> what is up?
[02:21] <FloodBot1> mattwj2002: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:21] <bluenzo> Is there a ubuntu release coming up?
[02:21] <ocrio> got a problem with screen resolution
[02:21] <inasmu> !jaunty|bluenzo
[02:21] <mattwj2002> hmm
[02:21] <bluenzo> ty
[02:21] <Gnea> !resolution | ocrio
[02:22] <glisignoli> if anyone has any skills with exim could they please pm me? thanks
[02:23] <ocrio> hope this will help
[02:23] <mattwj2002> ocrio are you using gnome?
[02:23] <ocrio> no, I think it's xfce
[02:24] <ocrio> don't know... really
[02:24] <mattwj2002> oh okay
[02:24] <inasmu> ocrio: you might want to try installing xrandr
[02:24] <ocrio> just testing a new OS in a virtual machine
[02:24] <tds5016> hello all. Is there a way to get vpnc to authenticate with only the gorup, and no user?
[02:25] <inasmu> ocrio: oh, in that case, which VM program are you using? if its VirtualBox you can install Guest Additions and it'll adjust your resolution automaticallyu
[02:25] <deb-eater88>   !groups | tds5016
[02:25] <tds5016> deb-eater, what was that?
[02:25] <mattwj2002> !uid
[02:26] <jelly-bean> how do i set eth0 mode Managed so Network Manager can control it?
[02:26] <tds5016> this is with vpnc, not with gnome login.
[02:26] <ocrio> inasmu: Virtual box, yes. but it requires root to install additiond
[02:26] <ocrio> don't know how to make it by sudo
[02:26] <mattwj2002> !users
[02:27] <jelly-bean> my eth0 is not showing under NetworkManager but it is working
[02:27] <inasmu> ocrio: open a terminal, and type sudo -i, then execute the Guest Additions script
[02:27] <deb-eater88> !slap : tds5016
[02:27] <jelly-bean> i have it manually configured at /etc/network/interfaces
[02:27] <mattwj2002> !help
[02:28] <ocrio> thanks, hope it will help
[02:28] <ocrio> but not today :) 5am is not a good time for experiments, but very good for some knowledge
[02:29] <inasmu> ocrio: which version of VirtualBox are you using? Is it the open source version or the closed source one?
[02:29] <ocrio> open
[02:30] <ubuntu> I'm trying to restore grub after installing windows.  I followed the directions on help.ubuntu.com, but when I try to "grub> setup (hd0)" I get "Running "install /boot/grub/stage1 (hd0) (hd0)1+17 p (hd0,5)/boot/grub/stage2 /boot/grub/menu.lst"... failed Error 22: No such partition"
[02:30] <chelkkz> helooooooo
[02:31] <rpaddock> Has anyone found a way to get flash 10 installed on ubuntu x64? Most of the guides I've seen are for 9
[02:31] <artman> histo, are you still here sir??
[02:31] <mattwj2002> @now Stockholm
[02:31] <ocrio> maybe you can tell me the terminal command for resolution change? does nUbuntu has such?
[02:31] <chelkkz> my new girlfriend
[02:32] <artman> histo http://paste.ubuntu.com/155070/
[02:33] <mattwj2002> !girlfriend
[02:33] <mattwj2002> :P
[02:34] <Pollywog> I can't find adobe reader in Medibuntu for Jaunty, does one not exist?
[02:34] <ocrio> now trying to install to HDD, brb, take care
[02:34] <jdwarta> i have an HP nc6000 laptop.  The volume control buttons on the front of the computer don't work with my media players.  HELP!!
[02:34] <gbear14275> when is the official jaunty release date?  is there one?
[02:34] <jdwarta> april 23
[02:34] <gbear14275> thanx jdwarta
[02:34] <jdwarta> 2009
[02:34] <inasmu> !jaunty
[02:35] <Pollywog> ty
[02:35] <deb-eater88> !gusty
[02:35] <inasmu> In 8.10, how would I make my laptop's CPU automatically use a different cpufreqd governor when on battery?
[02:36] <tales2010> does someone know why panel top does not change appearance when I change the emerald theme?
[02:36] <deb-eater88> !gusTy
[02:36] <mattwj2002> are you using the netbook remix by chance tales2010?
[02:37] <gbear14275> I thought I read somewhere a howto to enable package download via bittorrent... anyone remember something like that?  or have a pointer... google is being a pain
[02:37] <mattwj2002> !help
[02:37] <losher> Did dump/restore disappear from 8.04.2?
[02:37] <tales2010> mattwj2002, no Ice
[02:38] <mattwj2002> ice?
[02:38] <mattwj2002> !ice
[02:38] <inasmu> gbear14275: are you referring to apt-p2p?
[02:39] <tales2010> mattwj2002, even when I select another theme (not emerald) top panel and bottom theme doesn't change their appearance
[02:39] <thiebaude> iam trying to put a terminal, by the way of a laucher on the destop, do find the terminal in user/bin
[02:39] <thiebaude> desktop
[02:39] <FloridaGuy> where can i get kde 4.2.2
[02:39] <mattwj2002> hmmm
[02:40] <mattwj2002> have you tried restarting?  I know sometimes the gui has a problem and a good restart helps
[02:41] <artman> !sound drivers
[02:41] <cdubya> !restricted
[02:41] <mattwj2002> !bluray
[02:41] <inasmu> !askthebot
[02:41] <artman> !audio drivers
[02:41] <ocrio> :)
[02:42] <mattwj2002> !windows
[02:42] <gbear14275> inasmu... yes I found the article here: http://torrentfreak.com/use-bittorrent-to-upgrade-to-ubuntu-intrepid-ibex-081029/
[02:42] <inasmu> !askthebot|mattwj2002
[02:42] <tales2010> damn now window border disappeared
[02:43] <jdwarta>  tales2010: ok, what were u doing?
[02:43] <gbear14275> inasmu: have you used it though?  if so... could you share your thoughts?
[02:43] <tales2010> jdwarta, I want to change gnome-panels theme
[02:43] <inasmu> gbear14275: I'm glad you found it.  apt-p2p is still pretty beta, so I wouldn't recommend using it for updating to Jaunty or anything, for general updates it should be fine
[02:44] <shakir> i had ubuntu 8.10 and i was instaling something and now i have kubuntu how to back in ubuntu
[02:44] <jdwarta>  tales2010: i haven't heard of that theme
[02:44] <gbear14275> inasmu: torrentfreak actually wrote their article suggesting using it specifically for upgrades as the servers tend to get clogged on release day
[02:44] <jdwarta> !gnome
[02:44] <tales2010> jdwarta, the top and bottom panels
[02:45] <tales2010> jdwarta, I wanted the change their themes
[02:45] <jdwarta>  tales2010: and now u can't see them?
[02:45] <gbear14275> inasmu: but yeah... I'm a big bittorrent supporter... find the technology very cool and hope it becomes more and more popular
[02:45] <ocrio> how can i launch a script from terminal? or maybe you've got a link to a "newbie manual"? :)))
[02:45] <inasmu> gbear14275: yeah, I saw a couple other articles written about it, but you have to remember apt-p2p is in version 0.1.5.  Obviously its up to you, but I wouldn't recommend it.  If you're worried about updating taking a long time, wait a few days
[02:45] <mattwj2002> ./scriptname
[02:46] <lowki> hey my mpd wont start, so I am trying to remove it, but it's complaining that the stop doesn't work, so it refuses to remove mpd
[02:46] <inasmu> gbear14275: I agree, and apt-p2p is something that would be nice for updating within a distribution, but I would be afraid to screw everything up during a new release upgrade
[02:46] <jdwarta>  tales2010: u can change their appearance by right-clicking and >preferences
[02:46] <mattwj2002> you might need to do a chmod u+x if it doesn't have the excute permission
[02:46] <gbear14275> inasmu: 0.1.5?  this says use at least 0.2.5...>
[02:46] <lowki> is there any way of forcing remove?
[02:46] <bluenzo> is it easy to upgrade to new version? :|
[02:47] <jdwarta> how do u go about setting up a LAN for ... like.. gaming and file sharing
[02:47] <inasmu> gbear14275:  0.1.5 is the stable one in intrepid right now, and thats where I got my numbers from
[02:47] <shakir> it come out
[02:47] <shakir> ubuntu-desktop is already the newest version.
[02:47] <TheFunkbomb> is there a way to set up UFW so a port only opens when I use the program that needs it?
[02:47] <shakir> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[02:47] <gbear14275> inasmu: ah ok... I'll get through the article then maybe come back after so I know what I'm talking about :)... be back soon
[02:47] <lowki> or is there a way of making mpd not start at boot-up?
[02:48] <inasmu> lowki: System -> Administration -> Services
[02:48] <ocrio> installing is stuck on 52% :(
[02:48] <jdu> ocrio, what are you installing?
[02:49] <shakir> i had ubuntu 8.10 and i was instaling something and now i have kubuntu how to back in ubuntu ??
[02:49] <ocrio> nUbuntu from liveCD to HDD
[02:49] <lowki> inasmu: it's not in that list
[02:50] <jdu> ocrio, you might just wait and see if it jumps, unless it really is stuck.
[02:50] <kklimonda> shakir: apt-get install ubuntu-desktop? Just a hunch, don't know what you did
[02:50] <cdubya> bah, I keep getting an error about badalloc when trying to watch a DVD using vlc, xine or mplayer......the xine error says   Major opcode of failed request:  140 (XVideo)....I've installed the packages from the the wiki pages and still a no go.  This laptop has an ATI x1250 running Ubuntu 8.10. Any ideas?
[02:50] <lowki> i used update-rc.d -f mpd remove
[02:50] <lowki> kk i go reboot
[02:50] <ocrio> jdu, 15 minutes already, still waiting for a miracle :)
i write that and its show out that i have a new version of ubuntu desktop
[02:51] <jdu> ocrio, I don't know about the livecd, but have you tried looking for error output on the virtual terminals.  In the alternate cd, its on the fourth one
[02:52] <ocrio> hmmm
[02:52] <kklimonda> shakir: then you have to change back to gdm and your session to gnome.. sorry, i don't remember how atm. maybe someone else?
[02:52] <markben_> I've got a Dell XPS 1330 and am trying to decide if I should use the 36-bit or 64-bit desktop version of Ubuntu when 9.04 comes out.  What advantage is there to using the 64-bit?  Any problems I should watch out for?
[02:53] <bonhoffer> is there a good way to syncronize documents across multiple os and computers, Hamchi vpn has been recommended
[02:53] <jdu> ocrio, there might also be a log somewhere for the installer
[02:53] <unop> bonhoffer, dropbox
[02:53] <mattwj2002> !64bit| markben_
[02:53] <bonhoffer> unop, that is an online service right?
[02:53] <ocrio> virtual machine does not answer :) think it's not an ubuntu trouble...
[02:53] <bonhoffer> do you mount a local drive with it
[02:54] <arturo> 123
[02:54] <deb210> Hi, I was having a huge problem getting my wireless card to work, after a lot of searching and waiting I found some .deb packages [link]http://forums.msiwind.net/debian/rtl8187se-drivers-for-ubuntu-and-deb-packages-t4954.html[/link]; how can I make sure ubuntu always loads them on restart because the last time I restarted my wireless card was no longer recognized, but ubuntu synaptic said they were installed?
[02:54] <unop> bonhoffer, it's a bit of both .. it has a daemon that runs locally and syncs to the online server when it can .. makes it ideal for laptops, etc that aren't always connected to the net.
[02:54] <inasmu> ocrio: how much system resources did you alocate to the VM?
[02:54] <ocrio> !|3 of the real
[02:55] <bonhoffer> unop, how expensive?
[02:55] <ocrio> 1/3
[02:55] <behappy> is there bash command to send file as attachment to email ??
[02:55] <unop> bonhoffer, in terms of money ?
[02:55] <bonhoffer> unop, yes
[02:55] <thismamacooks200> 3D was working great. But suddenly games run less that 1 fps. but, glxgears runs at 205+ fps. I have an Intel card.
[02:55] <bonhoffer> and works with ubuntu?
[02:55] <unop> bonhoffer, you get 2GB i believe with the free service and about $99 a year for 50GB
[02:55] <histo> thismamacooks200: what's changed?
[02:56] <bonhoffer> unop, really -- 2gb free -- i'll check it out
[02:56] <histo> thismamacooks200: also 205fps with glxgears is not that fast and glxgears isn't a good test
[02:56] <unop> bonhoffer, one down side is that it will only sync one particular directory (which you can nominate, i think)
[02:56] <prikolchik> anyone know how i can resize an existing ext3 ubuntu boot partition and move my /home to a new partition?
[02:56] <jdu> behappy, perhaps  sendmail
[02:56] <histo> !seperatehome | prikolchik
[02:56] <duybao78> hi
[02:57] <bonhoffer> unop, but you use it with ubuntu?
[02:57] <histo> !home | prikolchik
[02:57] <jdu> !gparted | prikolchik
[02:57] <behappy> jdu syntax please
[02:57] <unop> bonhoffer, yes
[02:57] <jdu> behappy, I am not sure.  try   man sendmail   for documentation
[02:57] <prikolchik> ubottu, i know about gparted, im just wondering if it will damage my existing ubuntu installation?
[02:57] <bonhoffer> unop, thanks for the tip -- you consider it secure
[02:58] <thismamacooks200> histo: I don't know what's changed. I always install things from the update manager. glxgears has always been about 200 fps, when everything else was fast. what is a good test
[02:58] <cdubya> !fglrx
[02:58] <behappy> jdu: please I need it right now
[02:58]  * mattwj2002 pets ubottu
[02:58] <jdu> prikolchik, I would suggest resizing the partition (after backing up)  and then creating a new one for home, copying all the files there and then adding the new partition to fstab
[02:58] <Chaorain> Is there a way to remove support of hardlinks?
[02:58] <deb210> how can I make sure the active drivers I have for my wireless card are always loaded when ubuntu starts?
[02:58] <histo> thismamacooks200: its just not an acurate benchmark to use. There are a lot of factors involved.  Is this all apps 3d performance is way down or one in particular?
[02:59] <histo> !wireless > deb210
[02:59] <unop> bonhoffer, oh yes, it uses SSL with AES-256 encryption for transfer .. but you can always introduce your additional level of encryption to your files if you feel it can't be trusted.
[02:59] <prikolchik> jdu: is there some sort of a guide for it?
[02:59] <Typh> Anyone having trouble with gtkpod? 9.04 RC. Load IPod does nothing
[02:59] <Chaorain> !Bluetooth
[02:59] <deb210> tanks.
[02:59] <ocrio> will guest additions of a virtual box work if i launch them for the non-installed livecd ubuntu?
[02:59] <jdu> behappy, sorry, I don't know.  perhaps ask again on the channel.   sendmail  is a program available by default.
[02:59] <inasmu> !askthebot
[02:59] <aasdf> Hello i need alot of help regarding my Xorg configuration i am new to linux i have no clue how to fix this if i could find some one to vnc to me and help me resolve my issues that would be great
[03:00] <byby> hi, ive tried to install this program but nothing was happened after running the install file http://wipe.sourceforge.net/ , do you know about this?
[03:00] <jdu> prikolchik, perhaps.  There are tutorials on fstab  and on gparted.   I would just google for them.
[03:00] <histo> aasdf: what type of video card do you have?
[03:00] <prikolchik> jdu: ok. thx a lot for help!
[03:00] <aasdf> nvidia
[03:00] <histo> aasdf: system > administration > hardware drivers
[03:00] <histo> aasdf: and install the restricted driver.
[03:00] <aasdf> already did that histo
[03:00] <histo> aasdf: what is the problem?
[03:00] <jdu> prikolchik, no problem.  If you want I could try to walk you through it in more detail.
[03:01] <bonhoffer> on my new ubuntu 8.10 i do apt-get install emacs22 and it can't find it
[03:01] <histo> jdu: ubottu  has an fstab trigger
[03:01] <jdu> histo, thanks
[03:01] <histo> prikolchik: the psycocats tutorial is good
[03:01] <aasdf> but still when i restart it tells me my frequency is out of date its not picking up the right monitor its telling me i have a samsung sync master when i have a KDS visual something i only have 2 resolutions i can switch to
[03:01] <jdu> !fstab | prikolchik
[03:01] <aasdf> frequency is wrong*
[03:01] <aasdf> not out of date lol
[03:01] <bonhoffer> locate isn't even on this distro
[03:02] <histo> !resolution | aasdf
[03:02] <prikolchik> histo: what psycocat tutorial? can you sent the link please?
[03:02] <aasdf> histo that deals with resolution that does not help me with my frequancy problem
[03:02] <histo> !home | prikolchik
[03:02] <histo> prikolchik: ^^^^^^^^^^^
[03:03] <histo> prikolchik: sounds like exactly what you want to do.
[03:03] <prikolchik> hisyo: o got it.i've just been suggested that by someone else =p. thx
[03:03] <histo> aasdf: well you can specify monitor specific settings in xorg.conf or let the xserver detect them on its own.
[03:04] <histo> prikolchik: yes ubottu  is a bot that we use to send frequent answers to people.
[03:04] <aasdf> :/ xserver didnt detect it  the first time and i dont know how to work with xorg config
[03:04] <histo> aasdf: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[03:04] <ubuntu> Hi, there is something wrong with my computer's partitions.  I installed linux and then had to reinstall windows.  Now I can't restore grub or install.  What should I do?
[03:04] <aasdf> 8.10
[03:04] <thismamacooks200> assaltcube, supertux 2, emilia pinball, all that I can tell. Also, some are making the textures all white or all black. Compiz seems to be working though
[03:04] <deb210> I looked at the page teh bot sent me, but I did not see where it shows how to make sure the driver I installed is always used...?
[03:05] <ubuntu> is there away to rewrite the partition table of a disk without actually deleting one of the partitions?
[03:05] <histo> aasdf: yeah the other issue is xorg.conf isn't used anymore.  But you can still specify monitor specific settings in there.  You can set horizontal and vsync ranges.  That howto should go into that.
[03:05] <jdu> !grub | ubuntu
[03:06] <bonhoffer> i have apt-cache search emacs22 on ubuntu pc 1, but on a new install i can't find it -- how do i find what sources i need to add
[03:06] <aasdf> histo that hoto guide is like 20 pages ...
[03:06] <thismamacooks200> histo: compiz seems to work fine, emilia pinball, supertux 2, assultcube are <1 fps
[03:06] <aasdf> howto*
[03:06] <mattwj2002> there is a supertux 2?
[03:06] <ubuntu> jdu: I followed the instructions on that page and it broke
[03:06] <Firefoxx> Hi all
[03:06] <histo> aasdf: well you have to be carefull with setting ranges manually you can actually damage your monitor with an improper one. Can you pastebin your xorg.conf and the /var/log/xorg.0.log
[03:07] <thismamacooks200> mattwj2002: beta
[03:07] <rtwtestn> does mark shuttleworth hang out here?
[03:07] <rtwtestn> I need him to book me a flight to space
[03:07] <aasdf> yes
[03:07] <mattwj2002> nice :)
[03:07] <rtwtestn> oh excellent he does?
[03:07] <usser> he drops by
[03:07] <rtwtestn> whats his username ?
[03:08] <ubuntu> jdu: when I do it, I get this:  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
[03:08] <steveballmer> just tired jaunty rc , the notifications are cute
[03:08] <Guest20002> kinda odd , but cute
[03:08] <histo> Stevethe4irate: jaunty discussions in #ubuntu+1
[03:09] <ubuntu> jdu:  when I tried grub-install, I got something about "/boot/grub/stage1 not read correctly"
[03:09] <histo> aasdf: the other thing to try to fix the xserver is sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh
[03:09] <histo> aasdf: or is it dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[03:09] <jdu> ubuntu, odd.   Unfortunately, it is not a personal area of expertise  ;(   I don't generally dual boot windows.  I might google it a bit more.  I believe some people restore it with dd
[03:09] <aasdf> histo,  i'v tryed that
[03:09] <aasdf> hist
[03:09] <aasdf> histo, http://pastebin.com/m49cb180a  <--xorg.conf
[03:09] <perturbed> the iso image hashes and the hashes available do not match for the 8.10-alternate.iso ...what should i do ?
[03:10] <ubuntu> jdu: i don't have an image handy.  I would reinstall, but when I do that it wants to reinstall the entire disk
[03:10] <ubuntu> it doesn't give me the option to install to only one partition
[03:10] <histo> aasdf: yes and you should have an error log in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[03:10] <aasdf> im looking for it now
[03:10] <perturbed> i need to upgrade i cannot do a fresh install
[03:10] <perturbed> the iso image hashes and the hashes available do not match for the 8.10-alternate.iso ...what should i do ?
[03:10] <jdu> ubuntu, it should!  You might have to choose manual partitioning.
[03:11] <Gumbyiscool> anyone know gnome-do-0.8.1 ubuntu intrepid repo?
[03:11] <histo> !info gnome-do
[03:11] <jdu> ubuntu, I it is odd that grub-install doesn't work.
[03:11] <histo> Gumbyiscool: ^^^^
[03:12] <Gumbyiscool> looking for 8.1
[03:12] <ubuntu> jdu: even if i choose manual partitioning, it doesn't list all the partitions, just the disk as if it had no partitions on it.  However, fdisk clearly shows multiple partitions
[03:12] <tales2010> anybody suggests a nice looking configuration tutorial for ubuntu 8.04?
[03:12] <aasdf> histo, http://pastebin.com/m62a72c41 <--- log
[03:12] <histo> Gumbyiscool: you might check getdeb or may have to roll your own.
[03:12] <Gumbyiscool> hoping someone had the repo for them
[03:12] <histo> Gumbyiscool: you can make your own deb with checkinstall
[03:12] <histo> aasdf: the xorg.conf looks normal
[03:13] <LasBuntu> hiya
[03:13] <histo> aasdf: also it looks like the nvidia driver isn't loading
[03:14] <aasdf> histo,  if i give you vnc access can you help me fix it
[03:14] <aasdf> ?
[03:14] <jdu> ubuntu, when you run grub-install, what arguments did you give?
[03:14] <histo> aasdf: can you pm me
[03:14] <aasdf> yes
[03:15] <histo> !checkinstall > Gumbyiscool
[03:15] <Typh> How do I reset the "always do this" option on plug and play hardware?
[03:15] <ghindo> How do I change ownership of a folder and all its files through the command line
[03:15] <wendigo__> sudo chown
[03:15] <thebackwash> tales: i'd like to see that too.
[03:15] <jdu> ghindo, with -R
[03:16] <jdu> ghindo, so chown -R
[03:16] <thismamacooks200> ghindo: chown user(:group) -R folder
[03:17] <ghindo> thismamacooks200, jdu:  Thanks, but it looks like the owner is still set to "1000"
[03:18] <unop> ghindo, what was the exact command you used?
[03:18] <ghindo> unop:  chown -R [myusername] [directory]
[03:18] <ghindo> unop: I think I may have accidentally run another command on it earlier, though :/
[03:18] <unop> ghindo, did you get any errors? or any output at all?
[03:19] <ghindo> unop: No output, no nothi'n
[03:19] <thismamacooks200> ghino: sudo shown user:group -r folder
[03:19] <unop> ghindo, what command did you run eariler?
[03:19] <unop> earlier*
[03:19] <unop> thismamacooks200, shown? nice :)
[03:20] <ghindo> unop: chmod +x
[03:20] <svb> seen sebsebseb
[03:21] <josh977> I was thinking about making a 16 gig usb drive bootable. I'd like to make 4 gigs the bootable OS and have 12 gigs left for general storage. Sound reasonable.... Anyone know of a link that might help me read up on this?
[03:21] <svb> sounds like a brilliant plan josh
[03:21] <svb> good travel tool to instruct others on the way
[03:21] <svb> for those of us backpackers of the world
[03:21] <bonhoffer> i couldn't install wget. i get: perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
[03:21] <ArrPirate> I was helped the other day. Someone told me how to set up VNC on an ubuntu computer if I had an ubuntu computer without a monitor but I could get into a terminal without seeing anything, but I can't remember how
[03:23] <Chaorain> anyone know why kdirstat and disk usage analyzer don't hive scurate usage of ntfs?
[03:23] <ruben231> hi cant setup static ip on my ubuntu intrepid...
[03:23] <ruben231> how am i going to correct this
[03:23] <bonhoffer> sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales fails as well
[03:24] <bonhoffer> perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
[03:24] <ruben231> im using ubuntu intrepid desktop
[03:24] <Imaginal> I just installed mocp, but none of my m4a's are visible. What's up?
[03:25] <bonhoffer> locale-gen en_GB.UTF-8 en_US.UTF-8 <-- fixed it
[03:25] <randal> When does the new ubuntu come out and what time zone is that
[03:26] <JackWat> in 3 days?
[03:26] <randal> what time zone tho
[03:26] <JackWat> GMT?
[03:26] <frank_> randal: yeah
[03:26] <randal> so it is GMT
[03:26] <JackWat> why wouldn't it be? :P
[03:27] <randal> um because ubuntu is made in austrillia
[03:27] <JackWat> 9.04 comes out 4/23. 9.10 comes out 10/29
[03:27] <ArrPirate> how do I setup VNC on an ubuntu computer with no monitor if I am pretty sure I can get into a terminal?
[03:27] <JackWat> heh
[03:27] <tritium> randal: no, it's not
[03:27] <randal> so where is it made
[03:28] <JackWat> South Africa?
[03:28] <randal> same diff lol
[03:28] <bw1> hi, I'm trying to get PulseAudio to work properly after migrating to 8.04 LTS
[03:28] <JackWat> well south african time.
[03:28] <JackWat> thats +1 GMT
[03:28] <JackWat> hehe
[03:28] <frank_> why pulsaudio and not alsa?
[03:28] <bw1> I can see the sound in the pulse audio vol meter, but can't get it to connect to the soundcard
[03:29] <SP3C7R3> mute button
[03:29] <SP3C7R3> ?
[03:29] <zbrahead91> Can someone helpme with a specific program whch wont install from the deb, and when configured and make'd from source it fails with a weird runtime error. same error occurs when --force-depends is use with dpkg
[03:29] <SP3C7R3> lol
[03:29] <bw1> well if I could get that to work, I'd be happy too :D
[03:29] <randal> k thanks jackwat
[03:29] <frank_> bw1: and what is the technical reason?
[03:29] <zbrahead91> Program is GNUTU. (http://gnutu.devnell.pl
[03:30] <Freddy> hello
[03:30] <JackWat> pulseaudio pissed me off. it crashed my ventrilo
[03:30] <zbrahead91> http://gnutu.devnull.pl **
[03:30] <bw1> frank_ technical reason for what?
[03:30] <JackWat> why are you choosing pulse audio over alsa?
[03:30] <zbrahead91> Pulse works OOtB on the EeePC
[03:30] <bw1> that's just what seems to be getting sound, no reason at all
[03:30] <frank_> bw1: well using pulesaudio instead of alsa
[03:30] <tritium> JackWat: pulse audio server does not replace alsa.
[03:31] <zbrahead91> Pulse abstracts alsa
[03:31] <zbrahead91> Anyone want to help my Q
[03:31] <bw1> frank_ so do you think this is a hopeless cause?
[03:31] <zbrahead91> The runtime errors are not the programs fault, per se.
[03:31] <Freddy> hey Firefox
[03:31] <frank_> zbrahead91: ok, and whats the sound quality compared to alsa?
[03:31] <FireFox> hello
[03:32] <Freddy> whats up?
[03:32] <thiebaude> hi FireFox
[03:32] <fulfang> firefox hello
[03:32] <zbrahead91> frank_, The same o.o
[03:32] <JackWat> pluseaudio crashes ventrilo. just throwing that out there. :P
[03:32] <frank_> bw1: ist the same quality, so dont use pulse
[03:32] <LandonDG> Hey all, has anyone been able to get ubuntu to format a partition in hfs+?
[03:32] <zbrahead91> Just makes it easier to use  for other proggies IIRC
[03:32] <bw1> frank_ ok, so how do I get ALSA to work?
[03:33] <LandonDG> I can get it hfs with gpartition, but no hfs+
[03:33] <FireFox> hello everyone Freddy: just messing with my tablet :)
[03:33] <zbrahead91> bw1, what is your sound status atm?
[03:33] <JackWat> bwl: you're not getting any soudn at all?
[03:33] <zbrahead91> H
[03:33] <fulfang> how do i find someones ip on a irc client?
[03:33] <juls4> Hi guys, I'm trying to add an undetected resolution following this support article: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution         However I'm stuck on 'You may create a modeline using the gtf or cvt utility.' can anyone help???
[03:33] <frank_> bw1: hmm? install ubuntu and you have an prperly configured kernel, of course with alsa support
[03:33] <JackWat> rawfull
[03:33] <bw1> with OSS, I can get the test beep and play avi's
[03:34] <bw1> can't get anything else to work
[03:34] <zbrahead91> bw1, What is it like in pulse?
[03:34] <JackWat> [fulfang] (n=fulfang@adsl-221-218-121.mgm.bellsouth.net): allen
[03:34] <bw1> well, in pulse, I can see the sounds in the volume meter, but it's not coming out the speakers
[03:34] <squirkey> anyone have a good website on how to blowout evolution and all of its config files?
[03:34] <zbrahead91> System->Preferences->Sound
[03:35] <bw1> when I select ALSA in sound prefs, I get "could not open audio device'
[03:35] <zbrahead91> squirkey, aptitude purge evolution ?
[03:35] <LandonDG> Hey, anyone know how to get hfs+ partition?
[03:35] <frank_> bw1: hm sounds not good, something is bad configured
[03:35] <squirkey> zbrahead91, will that kill the configuration files too?
[03:36] <JackWat> there is an option
[03:36] <fulfang> jackwat, how
[03:36] <zbrahead91> Yeah, look up man aptititude
[03:36] <bw1> zbbrahead91: with >sound, if I run test, on PUlseAUdio, I get no sound, but it at least test
[03:36] <zbrahead91> Hmmm
[03:36] <JackWat> how what?
[03:37] <fulfang> jackwat, how did you do that
[03:37] <zbrahead91> fulfang, use whois
[03:37] <bw1> let me clarify - the 'test' will run, but will not play any sound through the speakers
[03:37] <zbrahead91> yeah
[03:37] <JackWat> fulfang: type /whois JackWat
[03:37] <bw1> I ran some diagnostics with a guy here last night
[03:37] <juls4> Hi guys, I'm trying to add an undetected resolution following this support article: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution         However I'm stuck on 'You may create a modeline using the gtf or cvt utility.' can anyone help???
[03:37] <zbrahead91> bw1, type lshw -c sound
[03:38] <bw1> he said that I was in the groups for Pulseaudio, which was good, and that it was seeing my sound card
[03:38] <zbrahead91> pastebin me the output
[03:38] <fulfang> ?whois JackWat
[03:38] <coolmadmax> after unzip file i need to install program proftpd how to do it  i have install -sh file but i don't know how to run
[03:38] <zsc> hi
[03:38] <fulfang> jackwat, can't get it to work
[03:39] <Brando753> is there a way i can view my passwords in a keyring
[03:39] <JackWat> try slash
[03:39] <JackWat> and not questionmark
[03:39] <fulfang> i did still didn't
[03:39] <JackWat> i had an issue with pulseaudio
[03:39] <JackWat> i uninstalled it D:
[03:39] <bw1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/155092/
[03:40] <coolmadmax> after unzip file i need to install program proftpd how to do it  i have install -sh file but i don't know how to run
[03:40] <juls4> Hi guys, I'm trying to add an undetected resolution following this support article: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution However I'm stuck on 'You may create a modeline using the gtf or cvt utility.' how do i do this?
[03:41] <fulfang> jackwat, can't get whois to work but /dns does
[03:41] <JackWat> ok
[03:41] <bw1> zbrahead91: http://paste.ubuntu.com/155092/  Did I do that right?
[03:41] <scunizi> coolmadmax: sudo apt-get install proftpd
[03:42] <ai3gtmc> hi
[03:42] <ai3gtmc> does anyone know what is the itunes alternative for ubuntu? to sync songs
[03:42] <scunizi> coolmadmax: it's in the repos.. no need to download, unpack, compile and install.
[03:42] <coolmadmax> thanks scunizi
[03:42] <JackWat> proftpd sucks
[03:42] <JackWat> it lags when you login
[03:42] <fulfang> lilo won't work tells me the ntfs is messed up how do i fix
[03:43] <JackWat> fulfang: use grub :P
[03:43] <fulfang> grub?
[03:43] <histo> fulfang: why are you using lilo?
[03:43] <JackWat> lilo is old school
[03:43] <fulfang> ...?
[03:43] <histo> fulfang: grub is the default boot manager for ubuntu
[03:43] <histo> not lilo
[03:43] <Gadu> I use compiz and pressed alt+F10 while the only active thing on my desktop was cairo-dock and it tried to maximize THE DOCK. Needless to say it's currently suffering from so much lag, I can't use it. And rebooting doesn't revert the dock back to it's original state. HOLY CRAP O_O
[03:43] <Brando753> is there a way i can view my passwords stored in a keyring
[03:43] <juls4> ai3gtmc: use amarok with the ipod plugin
[03:43] <jeremy84> hello
[03:43] <bw1> zbrahead91: http://paste.ubuntu.com/155094/  try this
[03:44] <jeremy84> i have a question
[03:44] <JackWat> ai3gtmc: www.getsongbird.com
[03:44] <zbrahead91_> SOrry bw1 My Wifi signal diied :p
[03:44] <ai3gtmc> juls4: how about apps?
[03:44] <histo> Gadu: the config files should be in your home they are hiddne and start with a .  you can view them by ls -a
[03:44] <ai3gtmc> is there anyway to manage apps too?
[03:44] <JackWat> ai3gtmc: for iphone?
[03:44] <jeremy84> firefox 3 isn't showing websites with flash properly
[03:44] <Gadu> histo: so I should be able to boot from a live disk and change the config file in there?
[03:44] <jeremy84> any ideas?
[03:44] <ai3gtmc> JackWat: yes
[03:45] <JackWat> jeremy84: what do you mean?
[03:45] <histo> Gadu: or you can boot in recover mode and do it form terminal
[03:45] <fulfang> can some one explain telnet to me
[03:45] <histo> Gadu: hit esc when grub is loading and select recovery mode
[03:45] <JackWat> ai3gtmc: songbird only works for mp3s at the moment. but its a great itunes replacment
[03:45] <Gadu> histo: thanks, I'll give it a shot
[03:45] <ai3gtmc>  JackWatoh ok... hmm thanks
[03:45] <JackWat> fulfang: telnet is a virutal terminal. you can use it to connect to a remote host
[03:45] <jeremy84> i got to websites that have flah players like youtube.com and when firefox loads the video it crashes
[03:45] <zbrahead91_> bw1, Thats weird
[03:45] <fulfang> ...?
[03:45] <JackWat> jeremy84: i believe its a known bug.
[03:46] <bw1> zbrahead91: what's weird about it?
[03:46] <JackWat> there are alternatives to the offical flash plugin
[03:46] <juls4> ai3gtmc: apps is itunes only. Just download the apps to your iphone using the appstore app.
[03:46] <jeremy84> ah i see
[03:46] <jeremy84> any fixes?
[03:46] <histo> JackWat: yes
[03:46] <zbrahead91_> I have the same driver loaded on my system fine
[03:46] <ai3gtmc> juls4: I see
[03:46] <JackWat> jeremy84: there is an rip off flash player but i hate it
[03:46] <ai3gtmc> does songbird allow podcasts too?
[03:46] <Brando753> is there a way i can view my passwords stored in a keyring
[03:46] <histo> JackWat: jeremy84 nto a rip off one but an open source one.
[03:46] <bw1> zbrahead91_: I have an inspiron 1525
[03:46] <fulfang> ok how do i connect to lets say google with it
[03:46] <jeremy84> what about when the next version comes out
[03:47] <JackWat> whatever
[03:47] <zbrahead91_> Judging by alsa's failure, this failure is passing onto pulse
[03:47] <JackWat> hehe
[03:47] <ai3gtmc> cause I can't download podcasts on my iphone without iunes or wifi(I dont have wifi)
[03:47] <jeremy84> what is it called?
[03:47] <JackWat> fulfang: why do you want to connect to google with it?
[03:47] <histo> jeremy84: gnash what version of flash do you have?
[03:47] <RobotCow> could someone help with ssh port forwarding? im trying to bind my ssh port 22 to my friends computer port 5410 so he can do ssh -p 5410 localhost and be sshed into my computer. I tried this and it didnt work. ssh -fNL 22:localhost:5410 friendsip
[03:47] <aasdf> histo,  you around
[03:47] <histo> aasdf: yea
[03:47] <JackWat> RobertF2
[03:47] <aasdf> kk pm
[03:47] <jeremy84> histo: hold on a sec i'll check
[03:47] <fulfang> just a question have a better site i should try?
[03:47] <JackWat> ssh -gL port:host:port host
[03:47] <bw1> zbrahead91_: maybe I just need to mirror your setup :D
[03:47] <histo> jeremy84: version 10 is out
[03:48] <zbrahead91_> nah
[03:48] <zbrahead91_> I have Jaunty :D
[03:48] <JackWat> RobertF2: i usually type `ssh -gL 5900:192.168.1.103:5900 localhost`
[03:48] <ai3gtmc> what's the latest stable version of ubuntu?
[03:48] <JackWat> but if you close the terminal, it will close the connection
[03:48] <JackWat> ai3gtmc  8.10
[03:48] <JackWat> but 9.04 comes out in 2 days
[03:48] <ai3gtmc> cool I'm using the latest stable then..
[03:48] <JackWat> :)
[03:48] <ai3gtmc> wow
[03:48] <RobotCow> JackWat, then put a nohop before the command
[03:48]  * FireFox is allrety running 9.04
[03:49] <JackWat> RobotCow: i'm running it in screen.
[03:49] <JackWat> so it works out anyway :/
[03:49] <jeremy84> hosto: when i go to firefox plugins it says i have shockwave 9,0 r999
[03:49] <n00balien> I got a kinda dumb question has anyone seen "Hackers" the movie when they startup their laptops its a animated splash, is there any program for gnome/kde that recreates this effect?
[03:49] <JackWat> animated splash?
[03:50] <n00balien> yea you seen the movie havent you
[03:50] <JackWat> yeah
[03:50] <JackWat> but i dont remeber :P
[03:50] <n00balien> after typing in their passwords it does some crazy shit
[03:50] <Brando753> is there a way i can view my passwords stored in a keyring
[03:50] <bw1> zbrahead91_: any ideas? or is this a lost cause?
[03:50] <zbrahead91_> bw1, I think reconfiguting alsa would help
[03:50] <zbrahead91_> looking it up now
[03:50] <bw1> zbreahead91_: cool
[03:50] <JackWat> uninstall pulseaudio!
[03:50] <TheShahFactor> Anybody know How I can separate an Animated GIF into different images
[03:50] <juls4> Hi guys, I'm trying to add an undetected resolution following this support article: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution However I'm stuck on 'You may create a modeline using the gtf or cvt utility.' how do i do this?
[03:50] <jeremy84> histo: firefox says i have 9.0 r999
[03:51] <scunizi> TheShahFactor: load it in gimp and look at the layers
[03:51] <bw1> zbrahead91_: reconf alsa probably would help
[03:51] <fulfang> jackwat,how do i automount my ntfs hd
[03:51] <event> hey, somebody knows here is pidgin screenlet theme folder  ?
[03:51] <JackWat> ugh
[03:51] <TheShahFactor> got it scunizi ..Thanx
[03:51] <JackWat> fulfang: in ubuntu?
[03:51] <fulfang> yeah
[03:52] <event> hey, somebody knows here is pidgin screenlet theme folder  ?
[03:52] <judget_> Anyone know where the IRC channel id for Evolution email?
[03:52] <JackWat> when i had dual boot i believe it already automounted
[03:52] <JackWat> event: type ~/.purple
[03:52] <drinkycrow> where is aisleriot solitaire located?
[03:52] <zbrahead91_> JackWat, Pulseaudio is not the problem
[03:52] <drinkycrow> i want to destroy it with a hex editor
[03:52] <JackWat> zbrahead91 : i dont remember my issue but pulseaudio caused me a lot of problems in 8.10
[03:53] <zbrahead91_> drinkycrow, it is cowering in a root only area
[03:53] <bw1> JackWat: ironically PulseAudio worked pretty good in 7
[03:53] <JackWat> heh
[03:53] <fulfang> for some reason it isn't can anyone help me'
[03:53] <event> hey, somebody knows here is pidgin screenlet theme folder  ?
[03:53] <JackWat> fulfang: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-250866.html
[03:53] <JackWat> try that
[03:53] <inasmu> How would I make cpufreqd automatically change governor when my laptop is unpluggd?
[03:53] <drinkycrow> it would be
[03:53] <JackWat> event: did you check that folder?
[03:53] <fulfang> thnx
[03:53] <juls4> Hi guys, I'm trying to add an undetected resolution following this support article: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution However I'm stuck on 'You may create a modeline using the gtf or cvt utility.' how do i do this?
[03:54] <event> purple folder dont have theme folder
[03:54] <JackWat> event: /home/jack/.purple/guifications/themes
[03:54] <unop> juls4,  gtf 1152 768 75
[03:54] <bw1> zbrahead91_: should I reinstall ALSA? or is there something less invasive?
[03:54] <artman> histo.... this mounting issue is driving me nuts... nothing I am doing is working...
[03:55] <histo> artman: hrm.. where you at with it sry was away for a while
[03:55] <zbrahead91_> got it i think
[03:55] <event> jackwat i need put my .tar archive (its a transparent theme) for pidgin screelent on theme folder
[03:55] <bw1> ok
[03:55] <histo> artman: did you makea  directory for the mount?
[03:55] <pseubodot> has anyone had success using evolution 2.26 in ubuntu 9.04 to connect to an exchange 2007 server?
[03:55] <juls4> unop: what do I do with that?
[03:55] <JackWat> event: i haven't messed with pidgin themes at all.
[03:55] <event> ^
[03:56] <event> do u know whats the folder i need put that theme?
[03:56] <JackWat> no
[03:56] <JackWat> im just guessing
[03:56] <event> ok thanks np
[03:56] <unop> juls4, http://pastebin.com/d4f0c8f32
[03:57] <histo> artman: also in your fstab use ntfs-3g for the filesystem type
[03:57] <histo> artman: I was wrong by telling you ntfs earlier
[03:57] <JackWat> event: try /home/jack/.screenlets/pidgin/themes
[03:57] <mase_work> hey guys , can the mainline kernel ppa's which were made for jaunty  be installed in intrepid ?
[03:57] <histo> artman: you there?
[03:57] <JackWat> change jack to yoru username
[03:57] <artman> yes... tried that... got the directory made but still no go...
[03:57] <histo> artman: alright well lets walk through it
[03:57] <event> k
[03:58] <event> jackwat yes man its that ! thanks man
[03:58] <artman> ok... im hhere..\
[03:58] <JackWat> event: dont mention it
[03:58] <JackWat> fulfang: what did you want to use telnet for?
[03:58] <event> =)
[03:58] <zbrahead91_> bw1, try sudo aptitude purge alsa-base
[03:58] <fulfang> ... just curious to learn new stuff why
[03:58] <zbrahead91_> then sudo aptitude install alsa-base
[03:58] <histo> artman: try doing it from command line first then add the entry to your fstab
[03:59] <zbrahead91_> Might help but i dunno :(
[03:59] <juls4> unop: cheers mate :)
[03:59] <histo> artman: you would do something like mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/windows
[03:59] <histo> artman: need to use sudo also
[03:59] <unop> pmount-hal /dev/sda1
[03:59] <bw1> zbra...: got Leave the following dependencies unresolved:
[03:59] <bw1> libpt-1.10.10-plugins-alsa recommends alsa-base
[03:59] <bw1> Score is 195
[03:59] <bw1> continue?
[03:59] <FloodBot1> bw1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:00] <bw1> sorry
[04:00] <zbrahead91_> lol
[04:00] <artman> k, let me give it a shot..
[04:00] <zbrahead91_> You apologised to a bot. *cue obligatory snigger*
[04:00] <ckw> Methinks the flood bot won't accept your apology :P
[04:00] <cdubya> I am having trouble getting any video output using gxine to play DVDs. Installed all packages on the wiki and have audio, but no video. VLC, mplayer, ogle and xine fail to play the DVD at all. gxine will play the audio, but I have no video. Ubuntu 8.10 with an ATI x1250 video card. Ideas ???????
[04:00] <histo> artman: thats assuming /media/windows is the directory you used.
[04:00] <ai3gtmc> wat's the best download manager?
[04:00] <histo> cdubya: idd you install libdvdcss2
[04:00] <cdubya> histo, yep
[04:00] <bw1> zbra...: should I continue?
[04:01] <histo> cdubya: hrm... have you tried more than one dvd?
[04:01] <zbrahead91_> bw1, im just checking you can do it safely
[04:01] <cdubya> histo, I'll try again, but yes, I had earlier
[04:01] <zbrahead91_> :p
[04:01] <bw1> thanks!
[04:01] <histo> cdubya: it sounds like a codec issue to me though if you can get audio and no vid
[04:01] <zbrahead91_>  bw1 no
[04:01] <bw1> ok
[04:02] <zbrahead91_> It wants ubuntu--desktop to die
[04:02] <zbrahead91_> = very bad
[04:02] <cdubya> histo, best way to resolve?
[04:02] <ai3gtmc> so.. anyone know an Internet download Manager alternative for ubuntu?
[04:02] <histo> cdubya: hard to say install libdvdcss2 usually does the trick. I wouldtry a different movie just to be sure though.
[04:03] <JackWat> cdubya: do you get a flickering screen?
[04:03] <Gnea> ai3gtmc: have you tried searching apt?
[04:03] <bw1> zbrahead91_: I aborted
[04:03] <zetheroo> I really need this printer to be working
[04:03] <artman> histo...sorry man..need a few minutes... trying to take care of son..
[04:03] <zetheroo> it keeps droping out ..
[04:03] <histo> ai3gtmc: to download files or install software?
[04:03] <histo> artman: k I understand 2 of them here.
[04:03] <linuxguymarshall> can someone help me out with a battery issue?
[04:03] <JackWat> cdubya: do you have compiz enabled?
[04:03] <histo> !ask | linuxguymarshall
[04:03] <Gnea> zetheroo: what printer?
[04:03] <cdubya> JackWat, when I try to watch it with VLC, it crashes. As does totem, etc.
[04:03] <cdubya> JackWat, how do I check that?
[04:03] <zetheroo> ﻿Gnea: Epson TX100
[04:04] <JackWat> hmmm
[04:04] <linuxguymarshall> Ubuntu is not detecting my battery life but knows when it is plugged into AC power.
[04:04] <histo> !printer > zetheroo
[04:04] <Gnea> zetheroo: usb?
[04:04] <JackWat> cdubya: compiz is what runs your desktop effects
[04:04] <zbrahead91_> Hmm, I just purged alsa and pulse is still sending my music :D
[04:04] <LasBuntu> how do I start compiz?
[04:04] <zbrahead91_> JackWat, not always
[04:04] <zetheroo> ﻿Gnea: yes
[04:04] <JackWat> -_-
[04:04] <Gnea> zetheroo: check the ubuntu printer docs that ubuntu just pm'd you with, it's a very good guide
[04:05] <zetheroo> ﻿Gnea: I installed the correct driver etc ... and it was working for a while then it started acting up
[04:05] <Gnea> zetheroo: er, ubottu
[04:05] <Stupendoussteve> zbrahead91_: It probably won't be after reboot
[04:05] <histo> LasBuntu: System > Preferences > Appeareance
[04:05] <zbrahead91_> For compositing on low spec systems like my EeePC, I could either use xcompmgr or enable metacity compositing
[04:05] <zetheroo> ﻿Gnea: yeah I have been through all of that before ...
[04:05] <zbrahead91_> Stupendoussteve, true dat
[04:05] <histo> LasBuntu: the visual effects tabs
[04:05] <Gnea> zetheroo: so what went wrong?
[04:05] <LasBuntu> histo: thanks
[04:05] <zbrahead91_> xcompmgr is \o/ worthy
[04:05] <histo> LasBuntu: np
[04:06] <zetheroo> ﻿Gnea: it just randomly fails to print ...
[04:06] <zetheroo> ﻿Gnea: sometimes it will be printing and then halfway stop
[04:06] <Gnea> zetheroo: perhaps cups isn't picking up a hardware failure
[04:06] <Gnea> o.O
[04:06] <LasBuntu> histo: isn't there a configuration editor?
[04:06] <Gnea> sounds like a hardware problem to me
[04:07] <histo> LasBuntu: you can install compizconfig-settings-manager its in the repos
[04:07] <JackWat> I still can't get my printer working in ubuntu :/
[04:07] <LasBuntu> ahhhh]\
[04:07] <ai3gtmc> im looking to download files
[04:07] <LasBuntu> histo: silly me, thank you
[04:07] <zetheroo> ﻿Gnea: here is one error msg: /usr/lib/cups/filter/pips-wrapper failed
[04:07] <histo> LasBuntu: that will give you more control
[04:07] <zbrahead91_> JackWat, Make and model
[04:07] <LasBuntu> yeah, i'm doing a rebuild and forgot the steps
[04:08] <JackWat> zbrahead91_ : Lexmark x5075
[04:08] <asdddf> +
[04:08] <zbrahead91_> im not going to sleep tonight dammit
[04:08] <zbrahead91_> if isleep now i'll never wake up in time
[04:08] <zetheroo> ﻿Gnea: wierd thing is that it always seems to be able to print the test page
[04:08] <bw1> in time for what?
[04:08] <JackWat> zbrahead91_: what do you need to wakeup for?
[04:09] <zbrahead91_> School
[04:09] <zbrahead91_> At 7:45 This morning
[04:09] <mib_pj343py8> anyone know how i can make linux find my speakers?
[04:09] <JackWat> What time zone are you in?
[04:09] <ai3gtmc> hmm so.. I want to make another partition from the one Im using right now, how do I do it without messing up my current install
[04:09] <zbrahead91_> AKA in 3 hrs and 35 mins
[04:09] <JackWat> ai3gtmc: try gparted
[04:09] <bw1> wow
[04:09] <ai3gtmc> ok
[04:09] <zbrahead91_> GMT +1
[04:09] <ai3gtmc> the resize thing?
[04:09] <zbrahead91_> (BST)
[04:09] <JackWat> Where are you?
[04:10] <histo> ai3gtmc: boot to live cd and use gparted to resize
[04:10] <JackWat> ai3gtmc: you can make partitions with it
[04:10] <zbrahead91_> England
[04:10] <JackWat> Ah.
[04:10] <histo> ai3gtmc: you can use the install cd as livecd
[04:10] <nomasteryoda> ai3gtmc: it will be listed as the "Partition Manager" i think
[04:10] <ai3gtmc> k thanks
[04:10] <nomasteryoda> under system, administration
[04:10] <bw1> zbra...: thanks for the help!  You should get some sleep!
[04:10] <bw1> zbra...: I have to go anyway
[04:10] <cdubya> JackWat,
[04:10] <zbrahead91_> 3 hrs???
[04:10] <JackWat> cdubya: hi
[04:11] <juls4> unop: are you still here?
[04:11] <zbrahead91_> i'll kip at 7
[04:11] <bw1> when I did allnighters, 3 hrs was better than nothing, unless you haven' slept for days
[04:11] <mib_pj343py8> why will ubuntu recognize my monitor speakers, but not the new ones i bought?
[04:11] <unop> juls4, aye
[04:11] <zbrahead91_> then i wont go REM
[04:11] <cdubya> JackWat, checked Hardware Drivers and noticed the fglrx driver hadn't been activated.....activated and restarted, and have video....
[04:11] <cdubya> JackWat, but it's choppy like you asked.
[04:11] <JackWat> bwl: if i got less than 4, i didn't function right
[04:11] <Gnea> zetheroo: looks like it's not an easy printer to get working, if at all: http://openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Epson-Stylus_TX100
[04:11] <cdubya> JackWat, how do I disable compiz if that's causing the issue?
[04:11] <JackWat> cdubya: are you using 8.10?
[04:11] <cdubya> yep
[04:11] <android6011> how can I change the application menu to something similar to linux mint or suse ?
[04:11] <bw1> well anyway, thanks for the help! gotta run
[04:11] <riri> hy
[04:12] <JackWat> cdubya :its fixed in 9.04 from what i understand
[04:12] <juls4> unop, I've got my modeline now. Should I put this in my xorg.conf or follow the guide and create a 'newmode'
[04:12] <juise> #join ubuntu-cn
[04:13] <unop> juls4, I would do that the guide says
[04:13] <JackWat> cdubya: i use compiz-fusion-icon to enable/disable compiz
[04:13] <cdubya> JackWat, not quite ready to get to 9 yet.....last time I upgraded using the update manager I left Ubuntu for some time. Broke a bunch of stuff and I'm not willing to do that right now. Is there not an easy way to disable compiz?
[04:13] <nico_> nnnnnnnn
[04:13] <JackWat> sudo apt-get install fusion-icon
[04:13] <cdubya> JackWat, ok
[04:13] <juls4> unop: i tried that and all i get in terminal is a help file on xrandr with all of its options. it doesn't seem to work.
[04:13] <memed> hay ???
[04:14] <unop> juls4, so where are you stuck now?
[04:14] <eseven73> whats a quick cli way to block an ip from connecting to my box?
[04:15] <cdubya> JackWat, is that the package name?
[04:15] <zbrahead91_> eseven73, there id messing wit ip tabl
[04:15] <ican> hi
[04:15] <zbrahead91_> cdubya,
[04:15] <zbrahead91_> disable compiz?
[04:15] <JackWat> cdubya: yes
[04:15] <co_sedih> haiiiiiiiiii
[04:15] <JackWat> zbrahead91_: yes
[04:15] <eseven73> I know it's iptables or something, but I don't know the command zbrahead91_
[04:15] <nico_> hi
[04:15] <cdubya> zbrahead91_, yep
[04:16] <co_sedih> hi juga
[04:16] <unop> eseven73,  route add -net $IPADDRESS netmask 255.255.255.255 gw 127.0.0.1
[04:16] <zbrahead91_> System->Preferences->Appearance -> Visual Effects ->None
[04:16] <eseven73> unop to the rescue as always.. thanks again :)
[04:16] <goodmami> i've been running jaunty alpha for a while with few problems, but a recent dist-upgrade broke the video driver on my thinkpad. can anybody help?
[04:16] <Fireblazer> Hey Guys. I'm using pidgin for Yahoo IM and it keeps refusing my connection
[04:16] <juls4> unop, http://pastebin.com/d1ebace8
[04:16] <rosandi> woi
[04:16] <JackWat> goodmami: what happens?
[04:17] <juls4> unop, am i doing it correctly?
[04:17] <zbrahead91_> Im in jaunty, and thanks for the heads up :D
[04:17] <zbrahead91_> Was literally about to update just now
[04:17] <mib_pj343py8> can anyone help ,me get my speakers working?  shouldnt ubuntu auto detect it?
[04:17] <JackWat> haha
[04:17] <Gnea> Fireblazer: might want to try #pidgin
[04:17] <goodmami> JackWat, after the loading graphic it goes to a black screen (which should be the login screen)
[04:17] <JackWat> all the 9.04's i've installed have died after updates
[04:17] <zbrahead91_> *Facepalm*
[04:17] <JackWat> im waiting for release
[04:17] <Gnea> !sound | mib_pj343py8
[04:17] <unop> juls4, err no .. that line that gtf generated was supposed to be put into the xorg.conf file
[04:18] <unop> juls4, are you sure you are following the guide properly? :)
[04:18] <JackWat> goodmami: can you get to the terminal?
[04:18] <clearscreen> !jaunty > clearscreen
[04:18] <goodmami> JackWat, I did a recovery-start and re-made the xorg.conf, and i got a GUI up, but it's not back up to speed
[04:18] <zbrahead91_> !jaunty
[04:18] <mib_pj343py8> i can get sound from monitor speakers just not the new ones i buoght
[04:18] <goodmami> JackWat, i can't reenable compiz or setup my tablet features in xorg.conf, or i get a black screen again
[04:18] <zbrahead91_> mib_pj343py8, plug them in.
[04:19] <histo> mib_pj343py8: are you plugging them in the same port?
[04:19] <Gnea> mib_pj343py8: make sure everything is plugged in correctly
[04:19] <JackWat> did you try dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg?
[04:19] <Empathy> question: a friend of mine is running ubuntu intrepid x64, we're trying to get sun-java6-plugin installed but it seems to no longer be in the repos
[04:19] <RandomUsr> hello
[04:19] <zbrahead91_> Whne i wanted to reconfiure myt X i piped /dev/urandom into my xorg.conf then rebooted x
[04:20] <histo> !hello | RandomUsr
[04:20] <goodmami> JackWat, I think so. That's what the "recover X" option does when booting in recovery-mode, yes?
[04:20] <thedoor> hi guys
[04:20] <juls4> unop, oh... ? I think i'm reading it correctly; under adding undetected resolutions: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution I am a total noob to linux/ubuntu though.
[04:20] <Empathy> i have no idea how to get it working from source and we can only access the ubuntu repos from behind our network security
[04:20] <JackWat> emm im not sure. but sounds like it
[04:20] <artman> histo... I'm back... give me a few please, I am gonna pastebin some info to you in a few...
[04:20] <histo> artman: k
[04:20] <Gnea> Empathy: did you try searching for a similar package?  apt-cache search java plugin
[04:20] <JackWat> goodmami: i would try re-installing or finding an alternate driver
[04:20] <zbrahead91_> The hardcore way :P
[04:20] <JackWat> re-installing the driver
[04:20] <Empathy> Gnea: will try, brb.
[04:20] <thedoor> somebody has problemas with amarok on (.04 RC?
[04:21] <goodmami> JackWat, is it possible to revert to the previous driver? or would that cause a problem with the new kernel version?
[04:21] <JackWat> goodmami: im not sure about that
[04:21] <zbrahead91_> goodmami, what driver?
[04:21] <goodmami> (uh, i think the kernel upgraded...)
[04:21] <unop> juls4, oh, i see .. well, something like this then.  xrandr --newmode "1024x768" 63.50  1024 1072 1176 1328   768  771  775 798 -hsync +vsync
[04:21] <zbrahead91_> lspci -c display
[04:21] <JackWat> Empathy: type sudo update-alternatives --config java
[04:22] <goodmami> zbrahead91_, i'm on a thinkpad x61t, so i think it's intel gm945 or something like that
[04:22] <zbrahead91_> lshw*
[04:22] <mib_pj343py8> yes its plugged in correctily
[04:22] <pumpkinseed> hello everyone
[04:22] <zbrahead91_> Intel gfx drivers almost never break unless you rape them with a chainsaw o.o
[04:22] <mib_pj343py8> same port? no, because the first speakers are in my monitor
[04:22] <histo> zbrahead91_: the new ones are issues with jaunty
[04:22] <JackWat> zbrahead91_: are you talking about 9.04?
[04:22] <juls4> unop, okay mate i'll give it a crack. thank you.
[04:23] <JackWat> yeah, what histo said
[04:23] <thedoor> somebody know why my amarok stops to work efore a update to 9.04 rc?
[04:23] <Empathy> JackWat, ill try that too
[04:23] <histo> thedoor: while you're updating?
[04:24] <zbrahead91_> Meh I;ve done my good deeds
[04:24] <zbrahead91_> Bye
[04:24] <JackWat> later zbrahead91_
[04:25] <pumpkinseed> i'm having a strange issue with open office 3.0.1 in ubuntu 8.10 64bit. When I double-click a word document, the open office splash-screen comes up and then writer appears on the screen briefly before simply closing. The only way I can open a file is by opening open office separately and then opening a work document through writer...
[04:25] <mib_pj343py8> thanks again everyone.  i love linux!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[04:25] <goodmami> JackWat, it's intel gm965... looks like the driver is agpgart-intel or something
[04:25] <mib_pj343py8> any idea what it means when media player says the stream fails to connect?
[04:25] <histo> pumpkinseed: try launching form a terminal oowriter whatever.doc
[04:25] <histo> pumpkinseed: replace whatevre.doc with the path to your file
[04:25] <goodmami> JackWat, but anyway thanks for the help. I'll try to find an alternative driver
[04:26] <pumpkinseed> histo: got ya... doing that now
[04:26] <JackWat> goodmami: your'e using a thinkpad T61?
[04:26] <histo> pumpkinseed: see if it throws any errors
[04:26] <goodmami> JackWat, x61 tablet
[04:26] <tas> Hey guys, is there a way to turn off the screen without putting the computer to sleep? I already tried setting the power settings but the screen still emits light
[04:26] <JackWat> ah
[04:26] <Wyt> is mIRC compatible with ubuntu?
[04:26] <JackWat> Wyt: i dont think so
[04:26] <JackWat> try using wine
[04:27] <tas> I'm pretty sure Ubuntu has its own seperate irc client, though ._.
[04:27] <tas> Pidgin?
[04:27] <pumpkinseed> histo: says oowriter is not currently installed
[04:27] <tas> It's what I'm using
[04:27] <JackWat> tas: Pidgin works for IRC
[04:27] <histo> Wyt: idk if they have a linux version. There are plenty of irc clients thogh
[04:27] <jane_> use xchat
[04:27] <tas> Yeah, I know
[04:27] <JackWat> I'm using xchat at the moment
[04:27] <technos> Question: Bluetooth headset pairs correctly, .asound is set correctly, aplay -d bluetooth works correctly, but there is no entry in /proc/asound/cards. What the heck? (9.04)
[04:27] <abstortedminds> does this command remove the rtl8187 from the kernel forever? rmmod r8187 rtl8187 2>/dev/null
[04:27] <mib_pj343py8> any idea what a "fail to connect stream" means in media player?
[04:27] <histo> pumpkinseed: make sure you didn't typo it.
[04:28] <smileboot> im super new to bash scripts so could somone have a look at this and tell give some pointers to why its executing putty even when no ping is reply'd to? http://paste.ubuntu.com/155105/
[04:28] <pumpkinseed> oowriter
[04:28] <pumpkinseed> The program 'oowriter' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[04:28] <pumpkinseed> sudo apt-get install openoffice.org-writer
[04:28] <pumpkinseed> bash: oowriter: command not found
[04:28] <RandomUsr> would someone post the URL for multiverse?
[04:28] <FloodBot1> pumpkinseed: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:29] <cdubya> JackWat, got it......disabled the setting in System > Preferences > Appearances > Visual effects.....took care of the issue. Thanks.
[04:29] <JackWat> cdubya: yeah that will work. :)
[04:29] <unop> smileboot, why don't you write that as.    if  ping ... host >/dev/null 2>&1; then putty host; fi
[04:29] <JackWat> But if you want the cool effects you have to reenable compiz D:
[04:30] <cdubya> JackWat, I'll deal....thanks again.
[04:30] <JackWat> heh
[04:30] <smileboot> unop, wouldnt that stop it from pinging constantly?
[04:30] <RandomUsr> what repos do I want for media playback, other than medibuntu which sucks?
[04:31] <smileboot> or i mean untill the it receives a reply
[04:31] <unop> smileboot, well, fill-in-the-blanks i.e. add the options to limit the number of pings sent, etc
[04:31] <unop> smileboot, that was just an example ..
[04:31] <pumpkinseed> histo: any ideas?
[04:31] <JackWat|zZz> later
[04:31] <artman> histo....  this is for you...
[04:31] <artman> http://paste.ubuntu.com/155107/
[04:32] <ibrahim> is there a perl ide which has visual builder lke visual studio ?
[04:32] <smileboot> dont wanna limit want it to ping count. need it to ping untill device comes up then connect via putty
[04:32] <RandomUsr> does ubuntu offer anything like time machine for backups? Or maybe something with ext3cow?
[04:32] <smileboot> connect only once mind
[04:32] <ibrahim> i need a complete perl ide for ubuntu ?
[04:32] <smileboot> not to infinity
[04:32] <rainofkayos> perldoc -q perlintro
[04:32] <histo> artman: hold up one sec
[04:33] <mase_work> ibrahim: are you asking do you need one or are you saying you need one and you want suggestions ?
[04:33] <artman> take your time bro....
[04:33] <ibrahim> i want suggestion .
[04:33] <unop> ibrahim, /j #perl
[04:34] <rainofkayos> there aren't many perl ides there are some plugins for eclipse and also vim
[04:34] <rainofkayos> u can also check perldoc -q perlintro i remember some IDE talk in that info node
[04:34] <ibrahim> ok thanks
[04:34] <mib_pj343py8> is there a common reason my dvd's are freezing movie player?
[04:35] <mkasson> RandomUsr: There was something in Linux Journal this mo about a net appliance fileserver with built in backup but it was for Red Hat or Suse or something else
[04:35] <grendal_prime> im setting up tripwire on a box.  Everything seems to have worked ok, but, i have this message at the end of the installation that reads...
[04:35] <mkasson> mib_pj343py8: illegal copies?
[04:36] <RandomUsr> mkasson, it could be made to work im ure
[04:36] <rainofkayos> mkasson: this type of thing is available in many distros
[04:36] <RandomUsr> sure*
[04:36] <layla> hello
[04:36] <RandomUsr> also, i'm dying to find out why my dvd's won't play in Jaunty
[04:36] <grendal_prime> The Tripwire binaries are located in /usr/sbin and the database is located in /var/lib/tripwire. It is strongly advised that these locations be stored on write-protected
[04:36] <RandomUsr> I've added libdvdcss pack
[04:36] <mkasson> rainofkayos: it was nice that the distro was prepacked.  no more messing with funky rsync settings!
[04:37] <histo> artman: k you still there?
[04:37] <rainofkayos> mkasson: yea its not to hard to build a clean net filer
[04:37] <xangua> RandomUsr: have you installed libdvdcss2 ¿?
[04:37] <histo> artman: what directory did you create for hte mount?
[04:37] <artman> histo..yes..
[04:37] <grendal_prime> media (e.g. mounted RO floppy). See /usr/share/doc/tripwire/README.Debian for details.
[04:37] <artman> /etc/windows
[04:37] <hhp2k> Hey guys - whats the Ruby on Rails support channel?
[04:37] <RandomUsr> xangua, I'm pretty sure not with the 2
[04:37] <RandomUsr> can't find it
[04:37] <mengu> hhp2k, #rubyonrails
[04:37] <histo> artman: /etc/ is a bad place for it should be in /media or somewhere else /etc/ is for configuration files.
[04:37] <tyler_d> lol
[04:38] <xangua> RandomUsr: livdvdcss2 is aviable thru the Medibuntu repository
[04:38] <mkasson> rainofkayos: is there a prepackaged net filer for Ubuntu?
[04:38] <histo> artman: do this open a terminal and  sudo mkdir /media/windows
[04:38] <xangua> ubottu medibuntu
[04:38] <artman> just one sec, let me double check..
[04:38] <hhp2k> Thank you mengu
[04:38] <RandomUsr> xangua, as a part of ubuntu-restricted-extras packages? that's installed
[04:38] <rainofkayos> #RoR is ruby on rails
[04:38] <artman> histo... sorry, it was media..
[04:38] <xangua> RandomUsr: 'livdvdcss2' is aviable thru the Medibuntu repository
[04:39] <xangua> ubottu: medibuntu | RandomUsr
[04:39] <RandomUsr> I've added the repo but nothing
[04:39] <histo> artman: k in a terminal mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/windows
[04:39] <histo> artman: whoops forgot the sudo
[04:39] <histo> artman: sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/windows
[04:39] <mib_pj343py8> my wife and i are trying to watch a movie together, why does movie player keep freezing?
[04:39] <rainofkayos> a net filer is basically a dedicated host running some file sharing daemon.. no uninstall whats not needed and set up nfs or samba i would imagine
[04:39] <histo> mib_pj343py8: to spite you.
[04:39] <rainofkayos> s/no/so
[04:40] <RandomUsr> xangua,  http://packages.medibuntu.org/
[04:40] <mib_pj343py8> histo, damn
[04:40] <mib_pj343py8> histo, darn*
[04:40] <ebil> Hi, I'm having trouble getting acroread installed
[04:40] <histo> mib_pj343py8: you can try another player such as vlc or something. in the mean time.
[04:40] <Daniel591992> hey,  how would I delete all visible and hidden folders called "Originals" in a certain directory?
[04:40] <nuno_electric> vlc just rocks!!!
[04:40] <rainofkayos> ironic that many netfilers run some slimmed down version of linux/unix as a management OS in any event =)
[04:40] <pumpkinseed> i'm having a strange issue with open office 3.0.1 in ubuntu 8.10 64bit. When I double-click a word, excel or ppt document, the open office splash-screen comes up and then the appropriate program (writer, calc, etc) briefly appears on the screen then simply closes. The only way I can open a file is by opening open office separately and then opening a document through the open menu.
[04:40] <mkasson> rainofkayos: yeahh, I do that now.... but this thing had nice gui apps for config/maint.  everything was all set up
[04:41] <RandomUsr> xangua, I'm getting an error when loading the medibuntu repos.... what's up?
[04:41] <ebil> I can't for the life of me get the medibuntu repository to actually install properlyu
[04:41] <artman> histo......http://paste.ubuntu.com/155113/
[04:41] <xangua> RandomUsr: add the repository key
[04:41] <ai3gtmc> how do I start my bluetooth device? I plugged it in to my usb but my phone wont detect my dongle
[04:41] <mib_pj343py8> histo, sometimes they will start and is says, "failed to connect to stream"  any idea what that means?
[04:41] <RandomUsr> xangua,  um??
[04:41] <wolf_> anyone tried to use virtualbox for 3d acceleration in a windows guest? so far as i can tell it isnt work for me
[04:41] <rainofkayos> mkasson: i would expect that in something prepackaged... i would imagine u need the 'extras' u can just do with the prepackage.. check on VMWare site.. they have a virtual appliance market with some free doohikies that are ready to load up in a VM
[04:41] <vock> Hey, just had a question about mount: Why is it the default for linux is to not auto-mount all the HDD? Is there some advantage to not having them mounted until they're needed?
[04:41] <technos> ai3gtmc: Make sure the bluetooth device is set to visible.
[04:42] <histo> artman: it looks like windows wasn't shutdown properly youc an add the -o force on the end of the command we just tried to mount it.
[04:42] <ai3gtmc> technos how do I do it?
[04:42] <RandomUsr> xangua, where do I get the key file?
[04:42] <mkasson> rainofkayos: interesting.  tanks
[04:42] <technos> ai3gtmc: Right click the bluetooth icon in the notification area, select preferences.
[04:43] <rainofkayos> or u can boot into windows and shutdown cleanly
[04:43] <histo> artman: or what rainofkayos  said
[04:43] <rainofkayos> =)
[04:43] <xangua> RandomUsr: read the page
[04:43] <rainofkayos> in some cases u would need to ,, some operations wont work on a dirty ntfs or fat system like resizing etc..
[04:43] <RandomUsr> xangua, think i have it
[04:44] <dassouki> this might sound like a dumb question but what is an alternative to winscp ?
[04:44] <tsuna27> i have this black bar on top of ubuntu's panel how do I get rid of it
[04:44] <artman> histo!!!  that got it!!  now is there a way to force it to do it everytime I boot??
[04:44] <rainofkayos> dassouki: scp
[04:44] <histo> artman: yes we just need to add it to the fstab now
[04:45] <artman> same command??
[04:45] <histo> artman: first lets sudo umount /media/windows
[04:45] <tsuna27> and schemedit.com looks strange on firefox under 8.04
[04:45] <ai3gtmc> thanks
[04:45]  * rainofkayos shutters @ the mention of Winbloze
[04:45] <ebil> does anyone know if there's a problem with the medibuntu repository currently?
[04:45] <rainofkayos> ebil: there was recently a person who couldn't sync to medibuntu repos in here... he was on 8.10
[04:46] <ebil> I followed the instructions for installing the repository, installed it, and it didn't add any packages.
[04:46] <ebil> rainofkayos: crap. I'm using 8.10 :(
[04:46] <Jimmyface> SecPanel is a good graphical interface for ssh / scp, which is like winscp
[04:46] <histo> artman: in fstab put in the UUID=whateverblahblah /dev/sda1 /media/windows ntfs-3g defaults 0 0
[04:46] <artman> histo... done..
[04:46] <dassouki> rainofkayos: it seems its command based i was hoping for something gui
[04:47] <artman> moment please..
[04:48] <artman> what the command to pull up available drives??
[04:48] <pumpkinseed> I recently installed a new kernel through package update, but when it finished installing I chose to keep my old menu list. now the new kernel is not available to choose in my grub menu list. Can I get the kernel added to the grub list?
[04:48] <jamiejackson> how do i make a user an admin from the CLI?
[04:49] <jane_> update-grub
[04:49] <musikgoat|main> artman: fdisk -l will tell you your partition layout
[04:49] <ebil> rainofkayos: did they figure it out ever?
[04:49] <histo> artman: K now save the fstab and go to prompt and sudo mount -a
[04:49] <histo> artman: should mount it.
[04:49] <ewsubach> is it possible to change the size of the individual partitions within my linux partition? for instance, to shrink /home and increase /usr ?
[04:50] <jamiejackson> is it: usermod -a -G admin
[04:50] <histo> artman: unless its complaining about being shudown improperly still.  In that case you can use the force option in fstab like it says or reboot in windows and shut it down properly.
[04:50] <mase_work> ewsubach: yes you can do that. you just need to resize the filesystem
[04:50] <mase_work> then resize the partition
[04:50] <mase_work> this should be done offline
[04:50] <mase_work> from a boot cd
[04:50] <mase_work> or something like that
[04:50] <musikgoat|main> ewsubach: if your file system supports it, you can adjust things
[04:51] <ewsubach> mase_work: what is the "filesystem"...do you mean my overall linux partition?
[04:51] <pumpkinseed> I recently installed a new kernel through package update, but when it finished installing I chose to keep my old menu list. now the new kernel is not available to choose in my grub menu list. Can I get the kernel added to the grub list?
[04:51] <artman> I got it force monted, but through windows dir... I no longer have win on my machine..
[04:52] <matt_> can anyone help me with an ar5007eg wireless card
[04:52] <mase_work> ewsubach: the filesystem is something like reiserfs or ext3
[04:52] <vock> Hey, just had a question about mount: Why is it the default for linux is to not auto-mount all the HDD? Is there some advantage to not having them mounted until they're needed?
[04:52] <mase_work> ewsubach: it sits on top of the partion and allows you to store your files
[04:52] <histo> artman: hrm.. let me see if there is a way to fix it from nix
[04:53] <ai3gtmc> whats the win+d exquivalent in ubuntu?
[04:53] <dia> Im having an issue with Ubuntu locking-up randomly.. I was wondering, what should I use to find out why its doing this.. After lock-up, a reboot is needed...
[04:53] <mase_work> ai3gtmc: what does win+d do ?
[04:53] <ewsubach> mase_work: what I mean is, I set the main partition (my linux ext3 formatted one) size, and I want to be able to resize specific mount points without affecting the main partition size. is that possible?
[04:53] <mjk1973> huh?
[04:54] <ai3gtmc> mase_work: it minimizes all open windows
[04:54] <tsuna27> is any1 else seeing schemedit.com strangly
[04:54] <artman> histo... I have an external that is mounted... I am gonna copy my files then I can fdisk, if you will instruct me...
[04:54] <histo> artman: if you sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs    then you can sudo ntfsfix /dev/sda1
[04:54] <histo> artman: then you will be able to mount it normally
[04:54] <jamiejackson> is it *not* kosher to create a user named admin? since i did that, it seems like my own admin privileges have gotten messed up.
[04:54] <mase_work> ewsubach: yes it is possible if you have each mount point as a different partition
[04:54] <histo> artman: that is with defaults instead of force
[04:54] <RandomUsr> this bites
[04:55] <RandomUsr> I'm not able to add the GPG Key for medibuntu
[04:55] <technos> Anyone have a clue why my bluetooth audio device won't appear in /proc/asound/cards?
[04:55] <RandomUsr> something about my cd rom
[04:55] <ubuntu> Hi...I want to install xubuntu 9.04 in a encrypted partition but i have some difficulties
[04:56] <Nhawdge> !jaunt | ubuntu
[04:56] <ubuntu> I tried to do it like that: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemLVMHowto
[04:56] <Nhawdge> !jaunty | ubuntu
[04:56] <Surlent777> I just want to verify something quick: Will forcing Amarok and the amarok-engine packages to their respective current versions before upgrading to Jaunty hurt anything?
[04:56] <artman> it says refusing to operate on read-write mounted device... I guess I need to un mont it??
[04:57] <ewsubach> mase_work: just o get this straight, they all need to be in primary partitions, or they can be in extended partitions?
[04:58] <histo> artman: yeppers sudo umount /media/windows
[04:58] <mase_work> ewsubach: it doesn't matter.
[04:58] <mase_work> just make sure they are unmounted whilst your resizing it
[04:58] <wortman> how do I get gnome to use my top bar for everything like on my mac?
[04:59] <histo> ewsubach: you are limitted to the number of primary partitions
[04:59] <omid> Hi dear
[04:59] <wortman> it confuses me going back and forth as ubuntu looks so much like mac
[04:59] <matt_> anyone good with wifi cards
[04:59] <omid> do me a favor
[04:59] <artman> processed successfully!!!  thank you so much histo!!!!!
[04:59] <ewsubach> mase_work: yeah, I've used gparted before, but I only used it to make room for primary...I never used extended. thanks!
[04:59] <xangua> wortman: you could try Gnome Global Menu, but it only will work with GTK apps
[04:59] <Surlent777> wortman: While I cannot condone the use of a Mac in any way shape or form, you may want to experiment with adding the proper applets to the top panel
[04:59] <rufuscure> well theres a mac mode to make it just like a mac, but thats technical i can't get it to work, the next best is use the gnome/ubuntu modified bar
[05:00] <histo> ewsubach: you can only have 4 primary partitions on a disk then you have extended and logical.
[05:00] <omid> do me a favor  about bind samba and ldap
[05:00] <pumpkinseed> wortman: you can click on the bar (and hold down the left mouse button), then drag the bar to the top of your screen
[05:01] <omid> do me a favor  about bind samba and ldap?
[05:01] <Ned2> what can I install on ubuntu 8.10 to make it possible for me to burn .iso images to DVD?
[05:01] <artman> histo.. silly question... is there an available list on all the linux commands???\
[05:01] <wortman> I am very mac savvy and I dont mind it only working with gtk apps
[05:01] <mase_work> Ned2: brasereo
[05:01] <Surlent777> Ned2: Doesn't the default program, Brasero, do that?
[05:01] <wortman> its kind of odd how much ubuntu feels like mac
[05:01] <wortman> might as well push it the rest of the 10 feet
[05:01] <omid> do me a favor  about bind samba and ldap?
[05:01] <histo> artman: well there is apropos searchterm
[05:01] <matt_> Anyone good with wifi cards???
[05:01] <xangua> ubbotu gnome global menu
[05:01] <Ned2> I tried brasero without success, but will try again
[05:02] <ewsubach> artman: use wikipedia for "list of unix programs"
[05:02] <artman> you use that in trminal??
[05:02] <xangua> ubottu gnome global menu
[05:02] <histo> artman: I use google a lot to find stuff. In linux there are manual pages you can get them by typing man programname  like man ntfsfix   would give you all theoptions for that command.
[05:02] <histo> artman: you can search the manual using man -k searchterm
[05:02] <ewsubach> artman: this is only the default programs, any more that you install look under th man pages
[05:02] <Surlent777> wortman: why would we want to clone the look of an OS so bad it had to be completely rebuilt from the ground up to essentially plagarize existing technology?
[05:02] <xangua> wortman: go to http://code.google.com/p/gnome2-globalmenu/
[05:03] <artman> THANK YOU histo!!!
[05:03] <xangua> you can add the repository for Ubuntu wortman
[05:03] <misho> hi guys
[05:03] <mysticdarkhack> hello all
[05:03] <wortman> Surlent777, well going back and forth it is so close you would be surprised
[05:03] <histo> artman: np another good tip is to hunt around on google for like beginers guide to linux.  The terminal is very powerfull and worthwhile to learn. We tell everyone to do things on terminal in ehre because its hard to tell them click on this then that etc.. .with the GUI.
[05:04] <wortman> ty for link
[05:04] <omid> I get this problem when used smbldap-populate for add CN and OU in server ldap from server samba
[05:04] <omid> do me a favor  about bind samba and ldap?
[05:04] <chimwemwe> hello all, can anyone point me in the right direction as to how to change permissions on my hdd. i would like to set it so that i can always read and write. it is ext3 and only root permission. thank you in advance.
[05:04] <mysticdarkhack> can anyone toll me how I can get totem to play mms live stream?
[05:04] <histo> chimwemwe: read and write where on the drive?
[05:04] <histo> !codec | mysticdarkhack
[05:04] <xangua> wortman: this is the Global Menu repository> https://launchpad.net/~globalmenu-team/+archive/ppa
[05:04] <omid> failed to add entry: objectClass: value #2 invalid per syntax at /usr/sbin/smbldap-populate line 499
[05:05] <omid> do me a favor  about bind samba and ldap?
[05:05] <wolter> "when the stars lose their fire, and night steals the morning away, forever and the day!"
[05:05] <omid> I get this problem when used smbldap-populate for add CN and OU in server ldap from server samba
[05:05] <chimwemwe> histo, it's my external hdd. it mounts fine but i don't have access to it to write only read.
[05:05] <RandomUsr> ok xangua, I have the latest gpg key and am told the libdvdcss2 is recent.... any ideas?
[05:05] <Surlent777> wortman: I think my previous comment shows exactly WHY it feels so similar
[05:05] <omid> failed to add entry: objectClass: value #2 invalid per syntax at /usr/sbin/smbldap-populate line 499
[05:05] <histo> chimwemwe: you need to edit hte options in /etc/fstab
[05:05] <matt_> how about can anyone tell me where to get help with wifi cards?
[05:05] <histo> !fstab | chimwemwe
[05:05] <RandomUsr> mat_  what ya need?
[05:05] <histo> !wireless > matt_
[05:05] <zetheroo> why the heck is it that test pages are printed fine but programs have horrible issues with printing on the same printer?
[05:06] <xangua> RandomUsr: go to Synaptic and install 'medibuntu-keyring'
[05:06] <histo> zetheroo: driver issue maybe? what type of printer?
[05:06] <chimwemwe> histo, thanks
[05:06] <zetheroo> ﻿histo: how is it a driver issue?
[05:06] <Bluefire> quick question:  I'm using find to output a bunch of filenames, then redirecting it to xargs and using sed to manipulate them;  sed thinks I'm giving it files though and fails, instead of parsing the paths.  Is there anyway I can force sed to parse the lines without redirecting find's output to a file?
[05:06] <chimwemwe> ubottu, i will thanks
[05:06] <matt_> RandomUsr: trying to get ar5007eg card to work
[05:06] <omid> can you help me about this action?
[05:06] <zetheroo> ﻿histo: the Test page prints so obviously the driver is working
[05:06] <histo> chimwemwe: ubottu is a bot not a real peroson
[05:06] <ai3gtmc> virtualbox fails to download guest addons
[05:06] <zetheroo> ﻿histo: its an Epson Stylus TX100
[05:06] <RandomUsr> xangua, it's already there
[05:06] <chimwemwe> histo, haha nice, thank you
[05:07] <ai3gtmc> anyone know this error?
[05:07] <zetheroo> ﻿histo: I got the driver for it and installed it ... it works a few times and them cops out
[05:07] <RandomUsr> matt_ is that and atheros card?
[05:07] <omid> I get this problem when used smbldap-populate for add CN and OU in server ldap from server samba
[05:07] <ai3gtmc> I cant find it on google
[05:07] <omid> failed to add entry: objectClass: value #2 invalid per syntax at /usr/sbin/smbldap-populate line 499
[05:07] <xangua> RandomUsr: is installed ¿
[05:07] <matt_> RandomUsr: yes it is
[05:07] <RandomUsr> under authentication xangua
[05:07] <RandomUsr> matt_ please hold
[05:07] <dash|x58> does anyone know if jaunty has ralink support
[05:08] <dash|x58> 9.04
[05:08] <RandomUsr> matt_ could you lspci and pastebin
[05:08] <matt_> RandomUsr: Thank you
[05:08] <Surlent777> dash|x58: You might get more luck with Jaunty questions in #ubuntu+1
[05:08] <RandomUsr> lspci from the terminal
[05:08] <xangua> RandomUsr: then there should be no problems.........
[05:08] <zetheroo> this is so frustrating
[05:08] <xangua> jum, have you tried install libdvdcss2 RandomUsr ¿
[05:08] <RandomUsr> xangua, should being the operative word, but then why am I getting a pebkac error?
[05:08] <omid> can you help me about this action?
[05:09] <omid> can you help me about bind ldap and samba?
[05:09] <omid> can you help me about bind ldap and samba?
[05:09] <JamesG> Hi all
[05:09] <matt_> RandomUsr: 14:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[05:10] <RandomUsr> matt_ at what point are you getting stuck, and what version of ubuntu do you have?
[05:10] <omid> is anybody in the XCHAT?
[05:10] <omid> is anybody in the XCHAT?
[05:10] <misho> J upgraded to RC Jaunty my question is : How to upgrade to full vesion on april 23
[05:11] <xangua> RandomUsr: have you tried just to download and install the deb from http://packages.medibuntu.org/ ¿
[05:11] <zetheroo> anyone know how to sort our printer issues?
[05:11] <omid> yohooo....I'm omid
[05:11] <xangua> misho: just 'update'
[05:11] <omid> is anybody in the XCHAT?
[05:11] <xangua> i am in Pidgin*
[05:12] <misho> xangua:  thanks xangua
[05:12] <histo> zetheroo: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=986837
[05:12] <omid> can you help me about bind ldap and samba?
[05:12] <RandomUsr> xangua, yes and still nothing
[05:12] <matt_> RandomUsr: It shows up in hardware drivers but will not work I tried some different tuts which include using ndis and madwifi(which isnt working anymore) but cant get it to work.
[05:13] <RandomUsr> matt_ what version of ubuntu?
[05:14] <matt_> RandomUsr: I downloaded driver from toshiba site and tried using wine to extract it 8.04
[05:14] <ewsubach> anyone, besides /home, is it a good idea to put /usr into it's own partition?
[05:14] <matt_> RandomUsr: can't find where wine extracted it to
[05:15] <RandomUsr> matt_ i'm not sure just yet, but sounds like it might be a permissions issue writing to a file
[05:15] <zetheroo> ﻿histo: yeah .. been there done that ... thanks
[05:15] <histo> zetheroo: np just figuring might be some of the issues your experiencing.
[05:16] <histo> zetheroo: I cna't believe it won't work with cups
[05:16] <matt_> RandomUsr: any ideas how to fix?
[05:16] <zetheroo> ﻿histo: well I got the printer to print for about 3 weeks ... even over the network ... and then it just quits on me
[05:16] <RandomUsr> xangua, success from the webpage sorta, one dvd will play but another will not and they're both in good condition
[05:16] <zetheroo> ﻿histo: I get cups errors and it stops in the middle of jobs etc ..
[05:16] <vigo> matt_: Are you on Ubuntu now?
[05:17] <RandomUsr> matt_ you'd have to know where you downloaded the driver to
[05:17] <bonez46> where can I find help in setting up xorg.conf for an 8.10 desktop system with chrome9 mobo video?
[05:17] <matt_> vigo:yes
[05:18] <matt_> RandomUsr: I have the file on my desktop i just dont know where it extracts to
[05:18] <ytoox> hello, I got a vaio laptop and I am trying to get the integrated microphone to work but It's not doing anything
[05:18] <ytoox> can you help me please?
[05:18] <RandomUsr> matt_ I believe you can pick where to extract to
[05:19] <vigo> matt_: What is the version of the driver and is it in the supported packages list?
[05:19] <RandomUsr> matt_ but you need read write permissions to the install directory
[05:19] <RandomUsr> do you know how to do that?
[05:19] <bonez46> I only have 800 x 600 and 640 x 480.. yuck..
[05:19] <z_existence> ytoox: what is your sound capture device in system->preferences->sound preferences ?
[05:19] <matt_> RandomUsr: its using winzip and doesnt give the option
[05:19] <Mike_lifeguard> What does it mean if top shows >100% CPU usage?
[05:19] <ytoox> z_existence: hold on
[05:20] <RandomUsr> matt_ extract on a windows box and copy to usb thumb drive?
[05:20] <Brando753> is there a way i can view my passwords stored in a keyring
[05:20] <matt_> RandomUsr: tried that same issue extracts where it wants
[05:20] <ytoox> z_existence: it's alsa
[05:20] <JackWat|zZz> matt_: what kind of file is it?
[05:20] <RandomUsr> Grumble
[05:20] <matt_> vigo: its an ar5007eg
[05:21] <histo> Brando753: gnome-keyring-manager?
[05:21] <taco> don't bother- ic u
[05:21] <taco> oooops hello room
[05:21] <histo> Brando753: i believe they are stored int .gnome2/keyrings/default.keyring  in your home
[05:21] <JackWat|zZz> ai3gtmc: you still here?
[05:22] <matt_> JackWat|zZz: Its an exe file i got it from toshiba website only place i could find it
[05:22] <z_existence> ytoox: is there another entry there which is like <driver> <codec> Analog (ALSA) ? If so choose that
[05:22] <ytoox> ok
[05:22] <ytoox> checking...
[05:22] <JackWat|zZz> matt_: it usually gives you a directy to extract to.
[05:22] <JackWat|zZz> the card doesn't work in ubuntu right now?
[05:22] <histo> matt_: was is the output of the lspci   for your card. What chipset is it?
[05:23] <prjktdtnt> Is there a way to simulate an x session to test a program from inside an existing x session? (a windowed 2nd x session essentially)
[05:23] <JackWat|zZz> if its an artheros code it should use ath9k
[05:23] <matt_> histo:14:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[05:23] <histo> matt_: and what is the model of your card again you said?  let me see which driver you need
[05:23] <z_existence> matt: that's ath5k
[05:23] <vigo> matt_: I found this on the forums, looks like a sketchy situation. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=792158&highlight=ar5007eg
[05:23] <matt_> histo:ar5007eg
[05:23] <JackWat|zZz> 5k*
[05:23] <JackWat|zZz> heh
[05:23] <z_existence> maybe ?
[05:24] <histo> matt_: k let me check something
[05:24] <histo> matt_: who makes it?
[05:24] <JackWat|zZz> matt_: the wireless doesn't work at all right now?
[05:24] <z_existence> matt: check dmesg for MAC, PJY
[05:24] <z_existence> sorry PHY
[05:24] <JackWat|zZz> heh
[05:24] <matt_> JackWat|zZz: no
[05:25] <ytoox> z_existence: it still does not work. When I talk into the sound recorder it only records ambient noise
[05:25] <JackWat|zZz> do you have a wlan0 interface when you type ifconfig -a?
[05:25] <matt_> vigo: tried that tut but the madwifi not working anymore
[05:25] <histo> matt_:
[05:25] <RandomUsr> ok crap, the dark knight starts to play but stops when i try to scene selection or play movie
[05:25] <histo> matt_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported#By%20Manufacturer
[05:25] <misho> buy all
[05:25] <matt_> histo:atheros
[05:25] <prjktdtnt> Is there a way to simulate an x session to test a program from inside an existing x session? (a windowed 2nd x session essentially)
[05:25] <JackWat|zZz> my atheros card works with the ath5k driver
[05:26] <matt_> histo: not in list
[05:26] <z_existence> prjktdtnt: Xephyr or Xnest
[05:26] <prjktdtnt> z_existence: thank you, i knew there was a program but I couldn't think of it, you're awesome!!
[05:26] <JackWat|zZz> matt_: when you click the network manager icon, you get no wireless networks foudn at all?
[05:27] <eago> hi
[05:27] <JackWat|zZz> hi
[05:27] <matt_> JackWat|zZz: just wired
[05:27] <JackWat|zZz> hmm
[05:27] <eago> I'm trying to install ubuntu but after copying the files I get an error on boot Display Server has been shutdown 6 times in 90 seconds
[05:27] <z_existence> matt: iwlist scan gives results ?
[05:27] <eago> anyone knows how to fix this?
[05:28] <eago> boot manage doesn't seem to be installe
[05:28] <eago> d
[05:28] <Mal3ko> in linux is there anything that equivalent to junction point on NTFS?
[05:29] <matt_> z_existence:[interface] scanning [essid NNN] [last]
[05:29] <matt_>               [interface] frequency
[05:29] <matt_>               [interface] channel
[05:29] <matt_>               [interface] bitrate
[05:29] <matt_>               [interface] rate
[05:29] <matt_>               [interface] encryption
[05:29] <FloodBot1> matt_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:29] <JackWat|zZz> matt_: you installed the madwifi driver?
[05:29] <JackWat|zZz> haha
[05:29] <vigo> matt_ I am stumped then, I thought that MadWifi was the fix for that. Could also be that you downloaded it onto/into windows and used Wine , might be a proprietary  blocking issue there.
[05:29] <bonez46> where can I find video help?
[05:29] <JackWat|zZz> my atheros card works fine with the ath9k driver
[05:29] <JackWat|zZz> is it 9k or 5k? i dont have my laptop with me
[05:30] <matt_> Jackwat|zZz: not avail for that card anymore
[05:30] <JackWat|zZz> ath9k?
[05:30] <slugnard> hi all :) I've recently installed Ubuntu 8.10; everything *seems* fine, but when I hit my site via a browser, all files (html included) are prompting me for a download. anything super-obvious here?
[05:30] <nrzul> hi all
[05:30] <JackWat|zZz> yeah ath9k.  ubuntu auto insatlled that driver for my atheros card
[05:31] <matt_> Jackwat|zZz:ar5007eg
[05:31] <dash|x58> whoa
[05:31] <dash|x58> you could upgrade with linux
[05:31] <JackWat|zZz> what does iwconfig give you?
[05:31] <dash|x58> instead of having to reinstall the whole OS
[05:31] <ewsubach> anybody know approximately how long it will be until jaunty will be stable?
[05:32] <JackWat|zZz> ewsubach: 2 days? :P
[05:32] <vigo> cheers, and thank you all.
[05:32] <dash|x58> probably 2 months
[05:32] <JackWat|zZz> matt_: did you see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=512828 ?
[05:32] <z_existence> matt: i have atheros identified like yours in lspci, on an acer laptop madwifi has issues for me, and switching from one to the other requires restart
[05:32] <dash|x58> it should be stable as an RC
[05:32] <ytoox> z_existence: what else can I do?
[05:32] <matt_> JackWat|zZz: no wireless for both
[05:32] <JackWat|zZz> hmm
[05:32] <JackWat|zZz> you dont have a wlan0 interface?
[05:33] <undeadlink> I just installed ubuntuzilla with firefox 3.0.8, now when I open FF, the first page loaded will be fine but any other website I try to go to will no longer load unless I restart FF and make it the first page loaded
[05:33] <undeadlink> anyone have any ideas
[05:33] <z_existence> ath5k does not yet know how to deal with rfkill switch, if you have one and it is enabled, it will all look good but connections will fail
[05:34] <JackWat|zZz> isn't there a arth9k now z_existence ?
[05:34] <matt_> JackWat|zZz: shows in lpci
[05:34] <JackWat|zZz> ath9k
[05:34] <RandomUsr> xangua, thank you soo much, i'm taking my lazy rear to the couch to watch movies now, thanks
[05:34] <z_existence> ath9k is only for new abg multicards, what card is it?
[05:34] <JackWat|zZz> 01:11.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR2413 802.11bg NIC (rev 01)
[05:34] <JackWat|zZz> is my card
[05:34] <z_existence> ath5k
[05:35] <JackWat|zZz> that was random. haha
[05:35] <z_existence> dmesg | grep ath5k and look for PHY and MAC for exact version
[05:36] <z_existence> ath5k module must be loaded (modprobe ath5k)
[05:37] <matt_> ath5k not found
[05:37] <slugnard> anybody have an idea as to why web files get served to a browser as unknown? i've verified that I have PHP, Python, etc. - but I even get a "download file" prompt for html files
[05:37] <z_existence> install backports-modules-(jaunty|intrepid)
[05:38] <z_existence> or linux-backports-modules-*
[05:38] <chris_> hi
[05:38] <z_existence> matt: i am using jaunty now, but as far as i know, ath5k is in intrepid too
[05:38] <matt_> im using 8.04 hh
[05:38] <z_existence> matt: you also need backports repositories enabled (software preferences)
[05:40] <pipeline_> Hi - Not sure what to do - Get following error when trying to share a folder - http://imagebin.org/46289  ? ?
[05:40] <z_existence> matt: sorry no ath5k, your kernel may be too old
[05:40] <z_existence> matt: did you try madwifi-ng?
[05:41] <pipeline_> Having trouble sharing a folder < http://imagebin.org/46289 >
[05:41] <jua> pipeline_: tried to do what the dialog suggests?
[05:41] <matt_> z_existence: i tried to use madwifi but not there for my card anymore
[05:42] <matt_> i just need to get the inf file out of the driver i downloaded
[05:43] <pipeline_> jua, neub here not sure where to do what it says - thanks for your help.
[05:43] <z_existence> matt: there is madwifi-ng maybe with a wireless-ng package , maybe it's in hardy too but i have only had success for my 2425 with ath5k
[05:43] <nellmathew> hey i was playing around with the ubuntu settings, and i added my username to "automatic" login.. now it won't load the whole way through (shows plain background w/ no wallpaper and the cursor) how do i load failsafe gnome from the terminal (recovery mode) ?
[05:43] <matt_> i will try to find it
[05:43] <nrzul> how install ubuntu from internet?
[05:43] <z_existence> nellmathew autologin is in /etc/gdm/confs
[05:44] <jua> pipeline_: press alt+f2 and enter (w/o quotes) "gksu gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf"
[05:44] <nellmathew> ah thanks z_existence
[05:44] <matt_> thanks everyone for help
[05:44] <Mike_lifeguard> !install | nrzul
[05:45] <ce_uchuldth> uuuiiiii...
[05:45] <Lartza_> Is there some other way to use my keyboard and mouse for another computer than VNC? VNC block the screen on the client computer so I am looking for something that I can press certain key combination and all signals from keyboard and mouse go to ubuntu
[05:45] <sl0th_> Do you guys know how to get gnome working? im in console...
[05:45] <Lartza_> sl0th_: Yes
[05:45] <Lartza_> sl0th_: Do you have it installed?
[05:46] <z_existence> Lartza_: x2vnc
[05:46] <undeadlink> I just installed ubuntuzilla on ubuntu 8.04 with firefox 3.0.8, now when I open FF, the first page loaded will load fine but any other website I try to load will no longer load unless I restart FF and make it the first page loaded, any ideas anyone?
[05:46] <Lartza_> sl0th_: startx should do it
[05:46] <sl0th_> Lartza: yea i do... it just crashed on my when i log in..
[05:46] <pipeline_> jua, Ok - Looking at file now - When done just save, correct?
[05:46] <jua> yup
[05:46] <sl0th_> how do you detach with screen?
[05:47] <wil_syd> sl0th_: Cntrl - A - D    (from memory)
[05:47] <Lartza_> z_existence: but...
[05:47] <jua> pipeline_: after saving the file, enter this to make sure samba gets the new config: alt+f2 -> "gksu invoke-rc.d samba reload"
[05:48] <nrzul> i want installer which in debian netinstall
[05:48] <Lartza_> Nvm win2vnc
[05:48] <shipitkth> im having a dualboot issue, i have 3 harddisks, 2 ntfs drives and 1 ext3 drive that is split into 2 partitions, the 1st partition on the ext3 has jaunty installed, the 2nd partition is my /home from a previous intrepid install, i had installed intrepid, had some issues, installed XP on another partition, just got around to installing jaunty, im using Ext2 Volume Manager on XP
[05:48] <MrLook> hi room
[05:48] <shipitkth> and can read my /home partition fine
[05:48] <sl0th__> I get an error when i run startx...
[05:48] <shipitkth> but jaunty wont read it
[05:49] <shipitkth> i got the .dmrc isn't owned by you or w/e message at first, tried changing the partitions, and now jaunty says "it appears /home/jim doesn't exist"
[05:49] <shipitkth> any ideas?
[05:49] <MrLook> i just installed ubuntu 8.10 on my dell 310 and my mousepad won't work at all
[05:50] <rosemayfears> how do i install AirOs SDK in ubuntu 8.10??
[05:50] <chamunks> I need help getting XDCMP to let me completely admin my closet server.  It wont let me preform some administrative tasks but will let me do others.
[05:50] <sl0th__> it says I already have a server running or something..
[05:50] <MrLook>  i just installed ubuntu 8.10 on my dell 310 and my mousepad won't work at all
[05:51] <chamunks> Synaptic will run but I cant modify the users and groups via the gui.  I only enabled xdcmp so that I could use the gui to fast track basic admin tasks.  But so far no go.
[05:51] <user5> aiv
[05:51] <user5> hallow
[05:51] <danfg> how do i tell aptitude to just download packages but not install them?
[05:51] <rosemayfears> how do i install .deb program
[05:52] <Patrick904> I seem to be having trouble installing the aurora engine
[05:52] <z_existence> rosemaryfears: double click in gui (gdebi installer)
[05:52] <jua> rosemayfears: double click the .deb file
[05:53] <Gumbyiscool> anyone want to tell me how to get different wallpapers on each desktop?
[05:53] <sl0th__> you using gnome or kde?
[05:53] <chamunks> Logged in Via XDCMP but I cant perform some admin tasks what can I do to give myself the same abilities I would have logged in Directly?
[05:53] <Gumbyiscool> gnome
[05:54] <sl0th__> if you using compiz.. go to the compiz settings and there is the cube setting.
[05:54] <sl0th__> you choose each wallpaper you want for each side.
[05:54] <antonius602> does anyone know how the command for xfce4's window compositor, i'l like to make a keymap to turn it on and off easily??
[05:54] <jua> Gumbyiscool best way for me to do that was a plugin for that dock...not cairodock...the other
[05:55] <undeadlink> I just installed ubuntuzilla on ubuntu 8.04 with firefox 3.0.8, now when I open FF, the first page loaded will load fine but any other website I try to load will no longer load unless I restart FF and make it the first page loaded, any ideas anyone?
[05:56] <jua> undeadlink, try deleting your ~/.mozilla
[05:57] <bullgard4> 'smbtree' reports an error "tdb(unnamed): tdb_open_ex: could not open file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb: Permission denied" in http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394831/ . What is the function of the file  http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394831/ ?
[05:58] <Gumbyiscool> anyone want to tell me how to get different wallpapers on each desktop?
[05:58] <Kr0ntab> yoo
[05:58] <antonius602> compizconfig-settings-manager
[05:58] <antonius602> Gumbyiscool: probably one of the tabs in desktop cube, or rotate cube
[05:59] <bullgard4> undeadlink: My idea is that this version of Firefox is not configured properly on your computer.
[05:59] <b39inn3r> hola
[05:59] <antonius602> Gumbyiscool: from my memory of using gnome, i could never acheive this....it's been many months since i've tried
[05:59] <Gumbyiscool> i now its possible but noone seems to know how
[06:00] <antonius602> if it's possible it's somekind of pain in the A
[06:00] <jua> Gumbyiscool,antonius602: i found some months ago a plugin for avant
[06:00] <jua> it does that
[06:00] <bullgard4> 'smbtree' reports an error "tdb(unnamed): tdb_open_ex: could not open file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb: Permission denied" in http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394831/ . What is the function of the file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb?
[06:01] <antonius602> jua: there ya go! nice!
[06:01] <Gumbyiscool> avant is?
[06:01] <jua> avant right
[06:01] <antonius602> jua: not compiz, huh?
[06:01] <unop> Gumbyiscool, I asked google your question - and there are tons of interesting results
[06:02] <jua> dont remember the plugin but it does recursive and random, and lets you configure "show desktop" and "change wp" keys etc
[06:02] <raziel_> halle
[06:02] <raziel_> hallo
[06:02] <jua> antonius602 avant runs only with compiz on afaik
[06:02] <antonius602> jua: that actually sounds a bit familiar to me...
[06:03] <gangstar> when is 9.04 due out?
[06:03] <gangstar> jw
[06:03] <antonius602> jua: and yes, it needs SOME compositor, anyone will work....xfce's compositor does fine...minus a lot of bloat, too
[06:03] <antonius602> so u are correct
[06:03] <bastidrazor> i'm looking for a fan program or some sort of fan control for 8.1064Bit Acer 5515
[06:06] <undeadlink> jua where in the filesystem is that located? sorry Im a complete linux newb
[06:07] <olskolirc> so how is everyone enjoying jaunty?  sucks huh
[06:08] <jua> undeadlink: open a terminal, and type "cd .mozilla"
[06:08] <jua> you'll be standing right in it
[06:10] <technos> Welp, I got some mileage out of my SCO headset... I can now use it for output from anything that lets me specify the device in a text-box thanks to a plug wrapper, but me. Do the newer versions of bluez-alsa really only supply virtual devices and not real ones? And how the hell do I get this to play with wine/cedega?
[06:10] <MrLook>  i just installed ubuntu 8.10 on my dell 300m laptop and my mousepad won't work at all
[06:11] <z_existence> bastidrazor: did you look at the intrepid section of aspireone page ? they have some fancltd stuff that might do the trick for you
[06:13] <TarBar> My screen is dimming like every 10 seconds to half brightness, I changed the setting in power mamagement to not dim but it's still doing it?
[06:13] <jua> undeadlink, how did it go?
[06:14] <bastidrazor> z_existence, i'll check. this box isn't an aspireone though. i had found some stuff on acerfan but the bios version was wrong .. mine was higher than they wanted. the module it required wouldnt load
[06:14] <undeadlink> Im in the directory in terminal but Im not sure how to delete it
[06:15] <jua> ok, if you type ls you'll see the contents
[06:15] <Ned2> can I install ubuntu on a notebook with external hard drive or do I have to use usb drive?
[06:15] <kole> so it seems a repository i need (for gutsy) isnt in the archive any more... any other places i could get it?
[06:15] <undeadlink> extensions and firefox are the subdirs
[06:16] <jua> i suggest you to delete only the "firefox" dir, as it is there where your profile is stored
[06:16] <jua> if yu've downloaded extensions, you can keep them
[06:16] <Baatti> hello, is anyone available to please help me be able to play a dvd from my dvd rom drive on Intrepid please?
[06:16] <z_existence> Ned2: as long as you can boot from the hard drive with bios, it's no problem ... just make sure to install grub on the correct drive (hd1)
[06:16] <jua> to remove firefox dir, type "rm -r firefox"
[06:17] <Ned2> z_existence, thanks. so it is possible. I been wondering why I only hear about installing OS on notebook with usb drive, but not with external hard drive
[06:18] <undeadlink> ok looks like my profiles cleared but it still wont load any pages and now its not even loading the 1st =(
[06:20] <hotdog> do you guys know of software on windows that can let me look into my linux partition and move files around?
[06:20] <jua> undeadlink: in the file menu, just above the Quit command, does it say it is working offline?
[06:20] <sgc53> gim
[06:20] <Baatti> I have Mplayer installed, but my dvd won't play in it, it keeps giving me an error message
[06:21] <hotdog> is gim refering to my question?
[06:21] <bullgard4> 'smbtree' reports an error "tdb(unnamed): tdb_open_ex: could not open file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb: Permission denied" in http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394831/ . What is the function of the file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb?
[06:21] <hotdog> !pidgin
[06:21] <hotdog> !gim
[06:21] <jua> hotdog: if your filesystem is ext2/3 there are a couple tools
[06:21] <Baatti> !mplayer
[06:21] <undeadlink> jua no
[06:22] <Baatti> !codecs
[06:22] <hotdog> jua: can you name some
[06:23] <Baatti> I already have the restricted format extras installed
[06:23] <Hetor> --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv 0E23917F5D9DCE6C
[06:23] <Hetor> gpg: WARNING: unsafe permissions on configuration file `/data/.gnupg/gpg.conf'
[06:23] <Hetor> gpg: WARNING: unsafe enclosing directory permissions on configuration file `/data/.gnupg/gpg.conf'
[06:23] <Hetor> gpg: external program calls are disabled due to unsafe options file permissions
[06:23] <Hetor> gpg: keyserver communications error: general error
[06:23] <Hetor> gpg: keyserver receive failed: general error
[06:23] <FloodBot1> Hetor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:23] <jua> undeadlink: very odd
[06:23] <jua> unless it's a proxy problem,
[06:24] <Baatti> lol, Hetor fail
[06:24] <Hetor> >_<
[06:24] <jua> hotdog: ext2ifs one that installs as a driver
[06:24] <undeadlink> yah I thought it might be proxy prob but I have it set to no proxy
[06:24] <Hetor> anyway how to fix it?
[06:24] <bastidrazor> when trying to modprobe acerhdf i get :: FATAL: Error inserting acerhdf (/lib/modules/2.6.27-11-generic/kernel/drivers/misc/acerhdf.ko): No such device
[06:25] <jua> hotdog: final solution for any fs on linux for me was colinux, a linux kernel that runs in userspace windows
[06:25] <undeadlink> guess ill boot back to windows and google it
[06:25] <histo> undeadlink: whats wrong?
[06:25] <undeadlink> I just installed ubuntuzilla on ubuntu 8.04 with firefox 3.0.8, now when I open FF, the first page loaded will load fine but any other website I try to load will no longer load unless I restart FF and make it the first page loaded
[06:25] <stealth-> Sometimes my dyndns connection times out and its been really slow lately, and the last thing I did was upgraded my server. Any ideas? Its only slow wile originally connecting, once connected, its fine.
[06:26] <histo> undeadlink: what is ubuntuzilla?
[06:26] <BladeNBrocade> i believe gencache.db caches name resolutions,
[06:26] <hotdog> jua: SOLVED. I found a program called Explore2fs.. hope it works
[06:26] <undeadlink> afaik its some sort of extension manager for FF
[06:26] <undeadlink> I was having problems playing flash even with the plugin installed and I read that installing ubuntuzilla would fix it
[06:27] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[06:27] <YurtleTheTurtle> hello. I'm looking for a way to view a drive's hex coding (Specifically I need to see the FAT with cluster assignments)
[06:27] <Baatti> oh great, now Totem is crashing and shutting down as soon as the DVD gets loaded
[06:27] <jua> hotdog: good, be careful!
[06:27] <Baatti> grrrrr
[06:27] <BladeNBrocade> hexdump?
[06:27] <YurtleTheTurtle> hexdump /dev/sdd1 ?
[06:28] <asdfasda> Hey can some one help me manually configure xorg i am getting sync out of range at log in but if i login it works fine
[06:28] <hotdog> jua: seems to work great :0
[06:28] <undeadlink> thanks for the help jua, take care
[06:29] <BladeNBrocade> hexdump -> http://www.warpspeed.com.au/Products/OS2/GU/Manual/hexdump.htm
[06:29] <firian> does any know if gnomad is a good program to use with mtp devices
[06:29] <jumpkick> anyone know where I can find info on how to adjust the mount order in /etc/fstab?
[06:29] <cotigao> asdfasda, possibly, the res is out of range
[06:29] <Mikaze> Does Ubuntu use bash 4.0 yet?
[06:30] <BladeNBrocade> that gencache.tdb error should ignorable is it stopping any functionality in your samba?
[06:30] <asdfasda> cotigao:  me and histo tryed setting res manually in the xorg config xorg its self isnt the problem gdm is
[06:30] <Baatti> ALRIGHT!!!!!!
[06:30] <jua> Mikaze: as of 8.10 no
[06:30] <Baatti> the hexdump worked
[06:30] <Baatti> thanks guys
[06:31] <FloodBot1> Baatti: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:31] <Mikaze> Thanks.
[06:31] <dia> Hey, is there a 8.10 dvd?
[06:31] <BladeNBrocade> my bash is 3.2 on 8.10 as well
[06:31]  * Baatti blinks
[06:31] <Baatti> FloodBot1, shush!
[06:31] <skinnerJ> IRC sucks
[06:31] <BladeNBrocade> heh
[06:32] <skinnerJ> Maybe I'm a total newb!
[06:32] <BladeNBrocade> usually those are the ones who say that =)
[06:32] <skinnerJ> haha
[06:32] <skinnerJ> any help?
[06:32] <BladeNBrocade> for?
[06:32] <skinnerJ> Not thinking IRC sucks?
[06:32] <hotdog> make an irc bot?
[06:32] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[06:33] <hotdog> ircs rule :0
[06:33] <skinnerJ> IRC bot?
[06:33] <BladeNBrocade> possibly ur client is ur issue .. depending on ur level of IRC usage
[06:33] <hotdog> talk to lots of people at once.. use bots... and more sense of community..
[06:33] <Flannel> hey guys, can we take the non-support chatter to #ubuntu-offtopic? thanks
[06:33] <skinnerJ> I'm looking for a good tool to talk to my brother online.  Both new to Ubuntu.
[06:34] <hotdog> skinnerJ:  skype?
[06:34] <hotdog> skinnerj: pidgin is a good IM to use
[06:34] <hotdog> !pidgin
[06:34] <skinnerJ> Are there restrictions on what I can say in certain areas?
[06:34] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[06:34] <hotdog> they just want you to stay on topic.. this is the support channel
[06:34] <Mikaze> skype doesn't work for the blind.
[06:34] <noodlesgc> !guidlines | skinnerJ
[06:34] <skinnerJ> pidgin, I've heard of it.
[06:35] <jumpkick> hmmm.... perhaps I should explain what I'm trying to do (as if anyone will really care... :P)
[06:35] <dugbert> pork is cooler than pidgin
[06:35] <BladeNBrocade> pidgin is a multi protocol client it support IRC, aim, yahoo, msn etc
[06:35] <hotdog> !pork
[06:35] <BladeNBrocade> heh
[06:35] <skinnerJ> haha, I'm not blind, I'm a newb!!!
[06:35] <hotdog> ;0
[06:35] <BladeNBrocade> neway,, what client are u using now to talk on IRC?
[06:36] <dugbert> pork is an AIM client for the terminal
[06:36] <hotdog> thanks
[06:36] <skinnerJ> uhhh, only this one.  I'm familiar with yahoo messenger.
[06:36] <skinnerJ> non Linux.
[06:36] <BladeNBrocade> whats 'this one'
[06:36] <noiz> Hai
[06:36] <noiz> How can i reinstall wine totally
[06:36] <BladeNBrocade> which is what i expected... u may be looking for something more IM like,, try Xchat or pidgin
[06:36] <skinnerJ> wow........ UUUUber newb.  I'm sorry....... XChat IRC.
[06:36] <noiz> i mean how can i remove it
[06:36] <noiz> Totally remove it
[06:36] <jumpkick> I'm trying to mount a FS via Fuse, then bind that mount to another mount point locally so that it shows in the "My Computer" view with the other mounted drives.   These fstab entries work if I mount them in sequence manually, but they don't mount in order on start-up:
[06:36] <jumpkick> sshfs#root@192.168.0.1:/mnt /home/NAS fuse allow_other,auto,noatime,rw,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0
[06:36] <jumpkick> /home/NAS /media/NAS bind defaults,bind,allow_other,auto,noatime,rw,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0
[06:37] <BladeNBrocade> if u want to hide everything behind a GUI...
[06:37] <Mikaze> noiz: apt-get reinstall
[06:37] <Flannel> noiz: "Complete removal" of the package, and then delete ~/.wine
[06:37] <jumpkick> I'm trying to figure out how to order them via fstab options, so fuse goes first
[06:37] <skinnerJ> UBUNTU ROCKS!
[06:37] <Kr0ntab> yes... it does..
[06:37] <skinnerJ> Sorry for the off topic.  Later.
[06:37] <Kr0ntab> :-P
[06:37] <BladeNBrocade> noiz: apt-get --purge remove removes the configs as well
[06:38] <rosemayfears> how can i install it?
[06:38] <Mikaze> Or cd ; rm -rf .wine
[06:38] <drinkycrow> i hate f-spot
[06:38] <BladeNBrocade> thats fine too but its better to have one command elegantly do that
[06:39] <noiz> I still have not gotten the right answere how to remove wine ..
[06:39] <BladeNBrocade> apt-get install wine,, or u can do to the site download the deb and dpkg -i <*.deb>
[06:39] <jau> jumpkick: you can try making the mounts one after another on a startup script, like rc.local
[06:39] <Mikaze> To remove wine: apt-get purge wine
[06:39] <BladeNBrocade> noiz: apt-get --purge remove wine ; apt-get install wine;
[06:39] <noiz> ty
[06:40] <jumpkick> thx jau, i"ll try that
[06:40] <rosemayfears> how can i install .tar.tar
[06:40] <BladeNBrocade> .tar.tar?
[06:40] <Flannel> noiz: Yes, you have.  Go to synaptic, "Complete removal", and then remove ~/.wine
[06:40] <BladeNBrocade> u need to  extract the archive
[06:40] <noiz> k
[06:40] <Mikaze> Synaptic doesn't work for the blind.
[06:40] <BladeNBrocade> u install whats inside
[06:41] <BladeNBrocade> tar -xvf <*.tar>  just looks like that file was named .tar and then got archived.. possibly making it a filename.tar.tar
[06:41] <Flannel> Mikaze: Who said anything about being blind?
[06:41] <brand0con> i have a corrupt flash drive which won't respond to actions in both gparted or fdisk /dev/sd?1
[06:41] <brand0con> any other useful tools here
[06:42]  * Mikaze is just saying...
[06:42] <BladeNBrocade> brand0con: what is teh filesystem on the flash drive?
[06:42] <Flannel> Mikaze: Please refrain from adding noise to the channel.  Thanks.
[06:43] <brand0con> BladeNBrocade: it was fat16.  and actually i was inaccurate, i could delete that from the table with gparted but assigning a different type didnt format the drive
[06:43] <BladeNBrocade> it may be dirty,, and need to be checked from the proper system and then try gparted and fdisk again..
[06:43] <brand0con> tried fat 16 32 and ext3
[06:43] <brand0con> hmmm how to check it
[06:43] <BladeNBrocade> if its a fat try to check it from a windows system and have chkdsk fix any fs errors
[06:43] <brand0con> ugh no windows machine present
[06:44] <noiz> is there some kind of MOUSE sensitivity emulator of windows?
[06:44] <BladeNBrocade> there may be a *nix option but im not sure how stable it is to check a ms fs from unix
[06:44] <Mikaze> apt-get dos-utils and then fsck the partition.
[06:44] <noiz> i mean, i want to use a certain sensitivity that i had on windows but i cant here
[06:44] <BladeNBrocade> mkfs.vfat
[06:44] <jau> brand0con you have fsck.msdos
[06:45] <BladeNBrocade> oh yea that one =)
[06:45]  * BladeNBrocade wouldn't use fat if life depended on =)
[06:45] <cruncher4832> hello i'm on crunchbang. trying to change my keyboard to qwerty and my display setting, its only 800x600
[06:45] <jau> me neither :@
[06:45] <BladeNBrocade> hehe
[06:46] <Flannel> cruncher4832: You should ask in #crunchbang, thanks
[06:46] <acode_> How hard is it to keep ubuntu 8.04 lts server edition safe and up to date?
[06:46] <Flannel> acode_: Not at all.
[06:46] <BladeNBrocade> so jau was always curios is it safe to fsck that windows drive from unix?
[06:46] <acode_> Flannel: how many work hours can one expect to use on this a month?
[06:47] <Mikaze> Has been safe to fsck fat16/vfat partitions for years now.
[06:47] <jau> BladeNBrocade: in my experience it is very safe
[06:47] <Flannel> acode_: Uh... Including the time you wait for downloads? or what?
[06:47] <BladeNBrocade> Mikaze: nice,, as i said i dont deal with a lot of windows at all pretty much lost there
[06:47] <brand0con> BladeNBrocade: what sort of fs would you use than if you needed files to be usable on both windows and nix?
[06:47] <Flannel> acode_: Time it takes you to do it... maybe 15 minutes a month?
[06:47] <acode_> Flannel: let me ask another way. Is there more to it then setting up your iptables properly and doing regular apt-get update ;-)
[06:47] <nrzul> netinstall cd contains rp-pppoe?
[06:48] <BladeNBrocade> i dont i work in predominantly red hat env. and use all linux at home,, but id use samba and fat if i needed
[06:48] <Flannel> acode_: Not really, no.  Well, update, then dist-upgrade.
[06:48] <hotdog> hey my ubuntu after i type my password restarts..
[06:48] <Mikaze> fat16 is nice if you want to share a partition on a dual-boot system.
[06:48] <hotdog> and ends up back at login again..
[06:48] <acode_> Flannel: excellent, thanks
[06:48] <brand0con> arent you forced into fat pretty much?  ntfs would just be silly (is it possible?)
[06:48] <BladeNBrocade> i would imagine its needed in that case,,, not in mine i single boot
[06:48] <n8tuser> acode_ -> depens onf what services you are serving does it not
[06:48] <n8tuser> ?
[06:48] <acode_> n8tuser: ssh and apache
[06:49] <n8tuser> acode_ -> then what Flannel said seem enuff
[06:49] <acode_> ok thanks for the second opinion
[06:50] <zetheroo> printer help still needed
[06:50] <zetheroo> I have been testing out apps to see which ones print and which don't  ... why is it that some work and some do not?
[06:51] <Mikaze> zetheroo: Are you working throu http://localhost:613?
[06:51] <n8tuser> 631 not 613
[06:51] <zetheroo> ﻿Mikaze: I don't know
[06:52] <Mikaze> Oops.  point your web browser at http://localhost:631
[06:52] <zetheroo> ok
[06:52] <zetheroo> and then?
[06:52] <zetheroo> this is to add a printer ...
[06:52] <stanman1> this is in my mail.err "CVD file not found on remote server" Having probs with receiving mail from some domains, anyone ran into this before?
[06:52] <Mikaze> And then install and config the printer.
[06:53] <BladeNBrocade> can u reach the 25 port on any domain that reported an error stanman1 ?
[06:53] <zetheroo> ﻿Mikaze: obviously the printer is already installed adn working ....
[06:53] <Mikaze> The web page gives you full printer access.
[06:54] <Blizzerand__> !welcome
[06:54] <zetheroo> ﻿Mikaze: I had to install the printer with a driver not in the Ubuntu kernel ... how do I do that on this site?
[06:54] <mikealex> :)
[06:55] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: updating clam av?
[06:55] <Blizzerand__> !source
[06:55] <zetheroo> ﻿Mikaze: the issue I am having is some apps working well wih printing and others not
[06:55] <Blizzerand__> !version
[06:55] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: mail from that domain is sent through their smtp host, telnetting to 25 to their ip doesn't work
[06:55]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por el momento
[06:55] <zetheroo> I don't see how that is a driver issue
[06:55] <Blizzerand__> !stats
[06:56] <Mikaze> zetheroo: Dunno.  Spent the extra cash to buy a linux compatible printer after going through http://linuxprinting.org
[06:56] <zetheroo> ﻿Mikaze: if the driver was not working it would jst not work ... right?
[06:56] <bullgard4> 'smbtree' reports an error "tdb(unnamed): tdb_open_ex: could not open file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb: Permission denied" in http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394831/ . What is the function of the file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb?
[06:56] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: as i said i believe that gencache.tdb stores address resolution data.. is this affecting samba i believe that is ignorable
[06:56] <firian> can someone help me with terminal install of gnomad
[06:56] <zetheroo> ﻿Mikaze: ok well I got to find out why its working with some apps and not others ... its an issue with those apps and not the printer or the driver
[06:57] <Mikaze> zetheroo: Look up your printer on http://www.linuxprinting.org and see what they say.
[06:57] <BladeNBrocade> however u can check that samba user is running as owns that file as well...
[06:57] <zetheroo> anyone else have an idea whats going on here?
[06:57] <Blizzerand__> !leave
[06:57] <firian>  can someone help me with terminal install of gnomad
[06:58] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: do u have some sort of smtp relay server setup?
[06:59] <firian>  can someone help me with terminal install of gnomad
[06:59] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: You can improve your communication efficiency in IRC: Prepend your message with the nick of the addressee of your message in a busy channel.
[06:59] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: ok
[07:00] <firian> does anyone actually help anyone on this channel
[07:00] <BladeNBrocade> is the package named gnomad firian ?
[07:01] <firian> yes
[07:01] <bullgard4> firian: Yes. For example BladeNBrocade did help me.
[07:01] <BladeNBrocade> if so to install from the terminal type "sudo apt-get install gnomad"
[07:01] <tck99> how can i configure kde so that only windows from the current virtual desktop are displayed in the bottom panel
[07:01] <tck99> right now windows from all virtual desktops are displayed in it
[07:01] <stanman1> in mail.log i see a domain not found, so that's why the mail is rejected, pinging the domain results in an answer, but from a different ip
[07:01] <Mikaze> firian: We don't do your work for you.  In my own case, I'm blind and it takes me 20 or more times longer to perform web searches, being unable to skip to the content I seek.
[07:01] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: host <domain>.. or dig mx <domain>
[07:02] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: are multiple IPs returned?
[07:02] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: Do you know what the filename extension 'tdb' stands for in /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb?
[07:02] <BladeNBrocade> Mikaze: ur pretty fast man =)
[07:02] <BladeNBrocade> it is a unix DB file
[07:03] <Lucas156> what the fuck
[07:03] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: 1 ip
[07:03] <Flannel> Lucas156: Please mind the language.
[07:03] <JECHO> tck99: you right click the panels task manager and choose to only display windows from current workspace
[07:03] <jua> bullgard4: think the t stands for "temporal"
[07:03] <BladeNBrocade> but ping returns a diff IP from that? is ur mail config proper and not mispelled?
[07:03] <bullgard4> jua: I see. --  Thank you.
[07:04] <Mikaze> bullgard4: Try apropos tdb
[07:04] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: hows that?
[07:04] <Mike_lifeguard> Hi guys, I've got compiz installed & on login I get a corrupted display, and the whole session crashes. Even on "failsafe" (ha!) gnome session. Is there a way to specify in advance to not load compiz (other than setting default/current window-manager to metacity)?
[07:04] <tck99> thanks JECHO, that worked :)
[07:04] <JECHO> tck99: no problem :)
[07:05] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: how is what?
[07:05] <hotdog> i guess you could kill compiz :(
[07:05] <Lucas156> hmm
[07:06] <Mike_lifeguard> hotdog: No, I can't. Compiz doesn't run until you have a graphical session (ie can't kill it from failsafe terminal since it's not running), and on login I get kicked out immediately.
[07:06] <BladeNBrocade> Mike_lifeguard: disable graphical effects yet?
[07:06] <Mike_lifeguard> don't know how
[07:07] <BladeNBrocade> usually from the system > preferences menu
[07:07] <BladeNBrocade> but if u can't access GUI then i see how thats an issue =)
[07:07] <hotdog> Mike that seems to be the problem i have..
[07:07] <Mike_lifeguard> right, it's not an issue :)
[07:07] <hotdog> when i log in .. i get kicked off..
[07:08] <hotdog> try do like
[07:08] <hotdog> ps x
[07:08] <hotdog> and look for compiz
[07:08] <JECHO> hotdog: try removing all compiz packages from the command line
[07:08] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[07:08] <hotdog> and kil the process number
[07:08] <JECHO> hotdog: then reboot and youll be using metacity
[07:08] <BladeNBrocade> 'pgrep compiz'
[07:09] <hotdog> iono its weird.. it was working for like 5 months and then all of a sudden it doesn't work.
[07:09] <Mike_lifeguard> Yeah, I uninstalled compiz entirely when this happened before
[07:09] <BladeNBrocade> did u update hotdog ?
[07:09] <dotblank> Whats the name of the program that can share the mouse between 2 computers?
[07:09] <Mike_lifeguard> and it worked fine until just now
[07:09] <Mike_lifeguard> I was hoping to avoid something so drastic
[07:09] <hotdog> i don't think i updated.. i didn't bother with the new ubuntu coming in a couple days..
[07:09] <BladeNBrocade> not really drastic... just uninstalling =)
[07:09] <bullgard4> Mikaze: I did 'apropos tdb'. I got two hits. I read both manpages. The meaning of tdb is not explained in them. I only know now that .tdb files belong to Samba.
[07:10] <hotdog> im thinking of formating ubuntu and installing gentoo..
[07:10] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: but ping returns a diff IP from that? is ur mail config proper and not mispelled?
[07:10] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: usually tdb are temporary db files used be a application
[07:10] <hotdog> and when new ubuntu comes i might install kde.. i wanan try that new amarok..
[07:10] <Mike_lifeguard> well... but I wanted compiz, and uninstalling it is the opposite :D
[07:10] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: did u have to define what domains u forward mail to in ur mail configs?
[07:10] <zetheroo> ﻿hotdog: whats your issue?
[07:10] <JECHO> hotdog: i just tried it... not a fan at all
[07:10] <BladeNBrocade> maybe uninstalling and reinstalling would help
[07:10] <hotdog> new amarok sucks?
[07:10] <JECHO> hotdog: the new KDE is so unorganized (in my opinion)
[07:11] <xdmcp> bullgard4: what is the problem with the samba tdbs¿
[07:11] <JECHO> hotdog: yeah
[07:11] <BladeNBrocade> try uninstalling and --purge option to remove the configs and try a clean install
[07:11] <hotdog> i used the new kde.. just not the new amarok
[07:11] <zetheroo> ﻿hotdog: thats your issue?
[07:11] <Lucas156> my sound isn't working
[07:11] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: Thank you for explaining.
[07:11] <Lucas156> sucks
[07:11] <JECHO> hotdog: maybe youll like it but i wasnt happy with it
[07:11] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: as per centeris i usually clear out a tdb file when there is a cache issue
[07:11] <hotdog> the issue is when i go to the login screen
[07:11] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: ah. It's the receiving mail server, not receiving it. The other end just sends the mail out
[07:11] <Flannel> !doesntwork | Lucas156
[07:11] <hotdog> i type in user and login..
[07:11] <bullgard4> xdmcp: 'smbtree' reports an error "tdb(unnamed): tdb_open_ex: could not open file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb: Permission denied" in http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394831/ . What is the function of the file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb?
[07:11] <hotdog> the screen blinks
[07:11] <Lucas156> hahaha
[07:11] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: ok
[07:11] <Lucas156> ok thanks
[07:11] <hotdog> and then it restarts back to login..
[07:11] <hotdog> like when you do
[07:12] <Lucas156> not functioning?
[07:12] <plonky> any ideas on how to fix the flash problem in jaunty?
[07:12] <hotdog> cntrl alt backspace
[07:12] <Lucas156> lol
[07:12] <JECHO> plonky: what flash problem?
[07:12] <Flannel> plonky: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support, thanks.
[07:12] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: in the mail.log i see that a domain wasn't found, so the mail was rejected
[07:12] <zetheroo> ﻿hotdog: ok ... and this is on a fresh install?
[07:12] <plonky> ta
[07:12] <hotdog> this install has been working for like 6 months..
[07:12] <bullgard4> xdmcp: May I add that 'smbtree' does not produce any output if I set the log level to 0.
[07:12] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: i use centeris to merge AD users/groups in a linux environment.. when a windows user can't log in,, we blow the tdb file and restart centeris
[07:12] <JECHO> plonky: if you use medibuntu I have found you run into no problems with flash and other codecs
[07:13] <plonky> its a flash bug
[07:13] <JECHO> plonky: im on jaunty and have no problems at all
[07:13] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: this creates a new tdb... but in ur case i believe that ur tdb is caching name resulutions.. and u may nor not be able to do this.. who owns the file?
[07:13] <zetheroo> ﻿hotdog: so any updates before the last time you shutdown or restarted?
[07:13] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: this is a good reason to reject mail..
[07:13] <plonky> :(
[07:13] <BladeNBrocade> are u pinging the same domain that ur mailer is coded to mail to? is basically what i was asking..
[07:14] <hotdog> i refuse to update because new ubuntu coming in a couple days..
[07:14] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: root/root
[07:14] <hotdog> so i don't think i updated anything
[07:14] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: i dont think samba is malfunctioning for you is it?
[07:14] <hotdog> is there cases like this where updating results in error at login?
[07:14] <zetheroo> ﻿hotdog: it would probably be the easiest to format and reinstall fresh Ubuntu in 2 days ...
[07:14] <stanman1> yep, though till 2 days ago i received mail from that domain
[07:15] <stanman1> and some others
[07:15] <hotdog> I can live without linux... till then.. i got a shell account..
[07:15] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: are u sure there is no issue on that mail server?
[07:15] <n2diy> zetheroo: why format before a new install?
[07:15] <hotdog> n2diy: make room for new install
[07:15] <zetheroo> ﻿n2diy: why not? .. its safer ...
[07:15] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: It is malfunctioning. If I issue the smbtree command with loglevel 0, I will not obtain any output. nmbd and smbd do exist though. "Earlier" everything functioned all right. I do not know what has changed.
[07:16] <stanman1> think not, am having this problem for three other domains
[07:16] <zetheroo> ﻿hotdog: whast he is trying to say is "why not update through Synaptic"
[07:16] <BladeNBrocade> the first thing mail will do is a reverse lookup on the domain,, so if thats returning something funky,, then it may not be ur issue,, perhaps,, they updated DNS that didn't fully propagate?
[07:16] <stanman1> should be receiving logs from them
[07:16] <zetheroo> ﻿hotdog: but its never the same as a fresh install....
[07:16] <n2diy> zetheroo: hotdog, and why install? shouldn't apt-get upgrade work?
[07:16] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: i see.. a new question.. why are u running samba as root?
[07:17] <zetheroo> ﻿n2diy: sure one can try that ... but its always saved me time and hassle just to format and reinstall ...
[07:17] <badfish69> hwo do i make f-spot stop opening every time i put in my media card?
[07:17] <badfish69> ubuntu is acting like windows
[07:17] <hotdog> hmm i want a fresh install.. so much cleaner.. i got kde apps and gnome apps mixed together.. and also i got that lame login error.. so I will just do a fresh install..
[07:18] <BladeNBrocade> apt-get dist-upgrade no?
[07:18] <popey> badfish69: there is a settng about removable media in system -> preferences
[07:18] <n2diy> zetheroo: ok, do you leave /home alone? If not, what is your backup and restore routine?
[07:18] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: I don't know why I do that. I usually start running a command without the sudo prefix. Only if I get insufficient response, I will prepend it with sudo.
[07:18] <zetheroo> ﻿badfish69: I also find that very annoying
[07:18] <axsd9d> what's different in ubuntu 9.04 from ubuntu 8.10??
[07:18] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: do u have any other examples of ur error that u can paste?
[07:18] <hotdog> i heard it boots faster :0
[07:18] <JECHO> axsd9d: go to ubuntu.com and find out
[07:19] <badfish69> it seems to need less setup out of the box
[07:19] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: No. This error is new to me.
[07:19] <axsd9d> not the same as hearing from users on their comments
[07:19] <defrysk> axsd9d, more of the same-improved
[07:19] <zetheroo> ﻿n2diy: I same all my data to an external ... on another system I have my home folder on an external all the time ....
[07:20] <zetheroo> ﻿n2diy: save* not same ...
[07:20] <defrysk> axsd9d, and ext4 is pretty fast
[07:20] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: can u as well further explain ur issue.. as in.. is this an application script/etc sending the mail? is this some app that call on a mail? have u configured mail.confs/ etc etc.. and more so.. for these 3 domains,, did anything recently change in ur configs in regards to them?
[07:20] <drinkycrow> is ext4 stable enough or should i wait until its more established?
[07:20] <axsd9d> thnx derfrysk :)
[07:21] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: new to my eyes as well but it appears to be based on a perm issue..
[07:21] <JECHO> drinkycrow: yeah its great
[07:21] <defrysk> drinkycrow, ext4 is stably but with a major crash you might have data-loss
[07:21] <mase_work> drinkycrow: i wouldn't put it on /home but i would be fine root /
[07:21] <mase_work> it*
[07:21] <bullgard4> blacknred0: This is my impression too.
[07:21] <BladeNBrocade> did u just catch this,, or has this been happening? has any change occured on ur FS? mainly the location of those tdb files?
[07:21] <n2diy> zetheroo: ok, what are you using to move your files/archives around? I'm trying to figure out a good backup/restore system for my LAN here.
[07:22] <badfish69> ah
[07:22] <zetheroo> ﻿n2diy: mostly I do it all manually ... I just have everything very organized ... more or less
[07:23] <chris_> hi i got a problem, when i open a game whit wine (counter strike, and yes tryed going to #winehq was told that its no wine problem.) and when cs opens i cant use keyboard, and after i close counter strike i see a little box whit all the letters inside it what i tryed to use while on counter strike.
[07:23] <chris_> i can make a screenshot too.
[07:23] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: i'm looking at the logs and see that these domains are not found, so postfix rejects them
[07:24] <BladeNBrocade> so all 3 domains share that common error.. however ur pings, and telnet <domain> 25 to the domains are succesful? can u paste the error line in? and i see ur using postfix..
[07:24] <pspandrew2006> sup guys
[07:24] <n2diy> zetheroo: ok, so have you tried to do a restore? I found that it is the "less" part that kills you doing a restore. Missing, broken links, etc.. are a PITA to fix.
[07:25] <pspandrew2006> i hate restore
[07:25] <chris_> hi i got a problem, when i open a game whit wine (counter strike, and yes tryed going to #winehq was told that its no wine problem.) and when cs opens i cant use keyboard, and after i close counter strike i see a little box whit all the letters inside it what i tryed to use while on counter strike.
[07:25] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: trying to google on that a bit
[07:26] <timc> amarok 2.0 is terrible. why?
[07:26] <hotdog> im not sure..
[07:26] <bullgard4> blocky: I have done so yet. All my efforts were in vain yet. But I am continuing. (My feeling is that I am missing some important background information.)
[07:27] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: did u build samba from source?
[07:27] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: I have done so yet. All my efforts were in vain yet. But I am continuing. (My feeling is that I am missing some important background information.)
[07:27] <timc> what should i replace amarok with? something that can handle .flac'd cds and .cues (and apes even?) would be nice.
[07:27] <ai3gtmc> hmm/.
[07:27] <chris_> what is the command for checking wine version
[07:27] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: i see something about those fileson debian belong under /var/cache where is that *.tdb file located for you?
[07:27] <mikealex> Jesus? Are you there?
[07:27] <ai3gtmc> so I want to install kde on my 8.10 ubuntu how do I do it?
[07:27] <stanman1> Apr 21 08:26:54 server02 postfix/smtpd[6130]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from unknown[]: 450 4.1.8 <av@avhtech.nl>: Sender address rejected: Domain not found;
[07:28] <bullgard4> BladeNBrocade: No, from the Ubuntu repositories. And I upgraded them since Ubuntu 6.06. But everything worked all right until recently.
[07:28] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[07:28] <chris_> god damn no help
[07:28] <chris_> bb
[07:28] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: wanted to change the ip to the actual sending ip, but hit enter instead. So between [] there's the ip
[07:29] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: http://www.postfix.org/ADDRESS_VERIFICATION_README.html
[07:29] <BladeNBrocade> is that verification enabled in ur postfix?
[07:30] <BladeNBrocade> bullgard4: lol i guess we can scratch then huhh =)
[07:30] <chris_> I need help!
[07:30] <BladeNBrocade> chris_: with?
[07:30] <chris_> when i try to write something it opens some weird dumb small box where all the freaking letters go in
[07:30] <BladeNBrocade> chris_: man wine
[07:30] <chris_> Makes my kkeyboard useless
[07:30] <chris_> no wine!
[07:30] <hotdog> You could always use the old version of amarok..
[07:31] <BladeNBrocade> chris_: oksorry i thought u wanted to know about wine version.. again.. i hate windows with a passion.. enough to stay away from wine =)
[07:31] <chris_> i hate windows , love gaming
[07:31] <chris_> so dilemma
[07:31] <BladeNBrocade> chris_: Xbox360 / ps3
[07:31] <plonky> dual boot?
[07:31] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[07:32] <chris_> I wrong
[07:32] <chris_> counter strike gaming :)
[07:32]  * BladeNBrocade always thought seriously playing PC games was weird.. just feels icky
[07:32] <tjz> is there a shortname for ubuntu?
[07:32] <timfrost> stanman1:  BladeNBrocade: the domain seems to be valid - 'host avhtech.nl' returns an A record (213.188.134.201), plus MX records.  Is that IP what is in the log entry?
[07:32] <plonky> ubuntu is pretty short already
[07:32] <Wille_eee> hehe
[07:32] <chris_> BladeNbrocade there is no point in discussing windows, i am having some IDIOtic problems that even the smartest guys of linux have no answere to.
[07:32] <n2diy> hmm
[07:33] <n2diy> ub?
[07:33] <chris_> funny fact actually
[07:33] <BladeNBrocade> chris_: =)
[07:33] <pspandrew2006> u
[07:33] <spideryummy> i'm trying to build a .bin program by make...but i have this output:  make: ***no rule to make target 'clean'
[07:33] <ai3gtmc> hmm if i sync with songbird and I don't have any songs on songbird but i have songs on my iphone will that delete my iphone songs?
[07:33] <BladeNBrocade> chris_: i was actually discussing my Xbox360 and PS3 @ that point
[07:34] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: no it's not
[07:34] <chris_> BladeNBrocade well i guess so, but i dont like game consoles like that, never have.! fan of fps gaming on pc.anyways i still have not gotten a answere why the hell does a little square appear on my desktop when i open cs and write,
[07:34] <BladeNBrocade> how to make regex non greedy with grep..
[07:34]  * BladeNBrocade podering
[07:34] <chris_> BladeNBrocade it even sometimes happens when i have not opened cs
[07:35] <stanman1> timfrost: no it's not
[07:35] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: not what?
[07:35] <stanman1> address verification
[07:35] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: weirdness...
[07:36] <chris_> K i have my cs open
[07:36] <chris_> and i have no idea why i cant write init
[07:36] <chris_> OOOH
[07:36] <stanman1> but i have reject_unauth_destination in the  recipient_restrictions
[07:36] <chris_> k now i get it
[07:36] <chris_> When i try to write in cs
[07:36] <chris_> it writes here!
[07:36] <Thursap> how to know the bus speed in the RAM?
[07:36] <n2diy> Thursap: lshw
[07:36] <pspandrew2006> aaaawww
[07:37] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: those were my next questions.. also doesn't it complain about the sender header as well?
[07:37] <chris_> God damnit.
[07:37] <danny_> jjhjh
[07:37] <tjz> does mentioning "ub" tell you it is ubuntu?
[07:37] <tjz> does mentioning "ub" tell you it is ubuntu?
[07:37] <kenyon> Thursap: dmidecode --type memory
[07:38] <n2diy> tjz: what is "it"
[07:38] <BladeNBrocade> /ub[a-z]*/
[07:38] <keeley> join #ubuntu-it
[07:38] <tjz> the word..
[07:38] <tjz> lol
[07:38] <Thursap> n2diy: it does not show the speed, just capacity
[07:38] <chris_> can somone help me whit keyboard problems?
[07:38] <tjz> blade, ok.. LOL
[07:38] <BladeNBrocade> hehe
[07:38] <timfrost> stanman1: there must be a check of the originating IP address.  I assume, since the log entry said 'unknown', that the IP address doesn't resolve to a name, and you have postfix configured to require that it does resolve.
[07:38] <stanman1> nope
[07:38] <HammerHead66> ﻿chris_: do you have a USB keyboard?
[07:38] <n2diy> Thursap: hmm, let me look.
[07:38] <stanman1> how can i turn that off for now?
[07:39] <stanman1> so my users accept the mail
[07:39] <keeley> I want the user autoupdate ubuntu, without root's password is possible?
[07:39] <chris_> Hammerhead66 i have a usb one, and 1 whit no usb
[07:39] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: sounds highly possible
[07:39] <chris_> Hammerhead66 BOTHH have the same dumb problem!
[07:39] <HammerHead66> witch one are you trying to use
[07:39] <stanman1> is that a dns thing?
[07:39] <Kartagis> does anyone know if there is a way to organize or at least sort favorites in vinagre?
[07:39] <BladeNBrocade> yep
[07:40] <Thursap> kenyon: in the "speed" parameter, it shows: "Unknown" :(
[07:40] <BladeNBrocade> IP would need a reverse entry
[07:40] <chris_> Hammerhead66 both have the same problem , didnt you read what i wrote/
[07:40] <timfrost> BladeNBrocade: I can't remember the postfix option that stanman1 needs to check/change
[07:40] <chris_> Hammerhead66 the problem is inside linux!
[07:40] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: me either i am used to sendmail actually.. hence my frequnet googling for translation
[07:40] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[07:41] <chris_> Hammerhead66 it wont recognize wine as a diffrent window and so when i press a key while on counter strike, IT will press it on the desktop
[07:41] <HammerHead66> ﻿chris_: ok what I want you to do is...take a deep breath. then I would like for you to try to turn on the Num Lock key on your keyboard when it boots up. If the light goes out turn it back on til it's done booting ok
[07:41] <Geoffrey3> anyone know, is there even going to be a 2.7 or 2.8 kernel, or are we pretty much sticking with 2.6 from now on?
[07:42] <kenyon> Thursap: hmm, don't know. One of my boxes gives no info, the other gives lots of info. Depends on hardware I guess.
[07:42] <BladeNBrocade> im pleased with 2.6 not sure of the plans for the future i would imagine updates would come as needed with kernels
[07:43] <loquitus_of_bor1> I have a Creative Labs sound card... it was working fine with Ubuntu and all of a sudden it stopped working. I booted off a live CD and the sound card works fine... so my question is, what's going on here? Why is it not working here anymore?
[07:43] <vincenzo> ciao
[07:43] <vincenzo> !list
[07:44] <kenyon> loquitus_of_bor1: checked the volume with alsamixer?
[07:44] <timfrost> stanman1: no, it is in the postfix configuration.  I have just installed the postfix-doc package, which should have the readme that describes the options in /etc/postfix/main.cf (and other configuration options
[07:45] <stanman1> think i see the issue, it's dns related
[07:45] <stanman1> or some other config
[07:45] <loquitus_of_bor1> kenyon: yes... the volumes are up.
[07:45] <BladeNBrocade> well preferably u would need a reverse entry added for that IP,, but the workaround would be to make the app not check that
[07:45] <BladeNBrocade> how about in hosts?
[07:45] <stanman1> ie: if i ping computer, then i get a reply from computer.mylocal.lan
[07:45] <stanman1> that's not right
[07:46] <loquitus_of_bor1> kenyon: alsamixer shows it is all runnning
[07:46] <stanman1> how can i change that?
[07:46] <BladeNBrocade> whats in ur resolver.conf?
[07:46] <stanman1> my router
[07:46] <BladeNBrocade> hmm is ur router doing dns?
[07:47] <BladeNBrocade> also there should be search sequences that may append the localhost.domain to the end of each domain name so u dont have to..
[07:47] <histo> stanman1: did you set a domain name when you installed?
[07:47] <gaokai> when i installed an apple theme, the place of buttons on the title bar has changed. how can i recover it?
[07:47] <stanman1> i changed that to a different ip, what do i need to restart
[07:47] <BladeNBrocade> possibly adding those domains to hosts with the proper IP and bouncing postfix? or looking into what timfrost said about the option to stop postfix from checking that
[07:48] <histo> gaokai: you want to remove the theme?
[07:48] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: what ip did u change?
[07:48] <stanman1> nameserver in resolv.conf
[07:48] <BladeNBrocade> well if ur router is in fact doing dns thats fine... if not it should be ur valid dns server unless ofcourse ur addressed by dhcp..
[07:48] <gaokai> histo>oh,yeah,how to remove the theme?
[07:49] <BladeNBrocade> but i would reload postfix now to make it see the change if that is the case.. i was thinking more so u may need to add entries to hosts file
[07:49] <BladeNBrocade> for those domains
[07:49] <manpoole> question i have a amd x2 5000 64 bit 2.6, would i see performance increases runnin ght 64 bit verison of ubuntu?
[07:50] <stanman1> BladeNBrocade: i'll restart postfix first then add the domain to the hostfile
[07:50] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: thats backwards i believe
[07:50] <BladeNBrocade> stanman1: postfix wont see those dns changes unless thats changed then postfix bounced
[07:50] <kenyon> manpoole: why would you not run 64 bit?
[07:50] <manpoole> compatibility
[07:50] <BladeNBrocade> or reloaded
[07:51] <manpoole> I didnt know there would be that many differences in performance
[07:51] <manpoole> if there are noticable diff im willing to download the 64 bit asap! lol
[07:51] <kenyon> manpoole: if you have > 4 G of RAM, there might be performance differences
[07:51]  * BladeNBrocade prepares to trek into rainy manhattan for a store run
[07:51] <manpoole> eh 2
[07:52] <AK_Dave> kenyon: 64bit is not an advantage in all situations, and its advantages are best leveraged with lots of ram. So just because a system CAN do 64bit doesn't mean it is optimal to do so.
[07:52] <manpoole> so what are the pros of running 64
[07:52] <kenyon> manpoole: you probably wouldn't notice the difference then.
[07:52] <stanman1> is changing the nameserver in resolv.conf enough to use the new nameserver or do i need to restart something
[07:52] <BladeNBrocade> networking
[07:52] <AK_Dave> manpoole: Pro? Bragging rights. Its like having chrome spinners on your snowmachine.
[07:52] <BladeNBrocade> and postfix
[07:53] <manpoole> well i do have chrome spinner on my snow machine
[07:53] <manpoole> kidding but i just figured there would be some performance increase
[07:53] <kenyon> manpoole: also, you need to be ready for Y2K38.
[07:53] <loquitus_of_bor1> anybody know if alsa is screwed or something? I can't for the life of me figure out why this damn sound card stopped working
[07:54] <frederick85> I have ubuntu installed into a windows partition and I can mount the C drive of the windows partition but not the D drive how can I mount this?
[07:54] <BladeNBrocade> if it works on the live CD and not in ur OS it appears some config issue or possibly the driver somehow not loaded?
[07:54] <timfrost> stanman1: do you have entries in main.cf for any of the following:    smtpd_client_restrictions,  smtpd_sender_restrictions or    smtpd_data_restrictions?  If any of them are set, they could be blocking the mail
[07:55] <BladeNBrocade> brb guys..
[07:55] <AK_Dave> manpoole: This install is Jaunty amd64. I did amd64 only because this computer is capable of 64bit. It doesn't actually help much, except for encrypt/decrypt. That seems to be a bit faster with 64bit.
[07:55] <loquitus_of_bor1> Is there a way for me to force Ubuntu to try to install additional kernels? like say something newer and pre-release?
[07:56] <manpoole> yea i did the Jaunty ext4 install just wondering if i could get some extra speed out of a 64 bit jaunty
[07:56] <ilmondo42> ciao a tutti
[07:56] <AK_Dave> manpoole: I'd say "maybe" and "it depends".
[07:57] <kenyon> loquitus_of_bor1: you can add the -proposed repositories and possibly get a newer kernel.
[07:57] <ilmondo42> qualcuno sa dirmi perche non riesco a connettermi al server irc.tiscali.it con xchat?
[07:57] <manpoole> ak dave any problems with drivers?
[07:57] <manpoole> or codecs?
[07:58] <adsf> How do i run modprobe ath_pci at start up?
[07:58] <timfrost> loquitus_of_bor1: only if you enable the backports and pre-release (proposed) repositories.  Even then, you only get kernels that the Ubuntu developers have packaged.
[07:58] <loquitus_of_bor1> kenyon: how do I do that?
[07:58] <adsf> How do i run modprobe ath_pci at start up as sudo* ?
[07:58] <AK_Dave> manpoole: None that I've experienced. I don't have a restricted video driver available for my machine and the newest Xorg, so amd64 doesn't hurt me there.
[07:58] <loquitus_of_bor1> timfrost: how do I enable that?
[07:58] <AK_Dave> adsf: sudo modprobe ath_pci
[07:59] <manpoole> how much ram and could you see a difference from 32 jaunty?
[07:59] <Grzegorz> join #ubuntu+1
[07:59] <adsf> AK_Dave,  where? i want it to run when the networking etc starts
[07:59] <kenyon> loquitus_of_bor1: use the "software sources" program.
[08:00] <AK_Dave> manpoole: I have 32bit Jaunty on a different machine, different configuration, and there IS a ram footprint difference but its hard to say thats entirely due to 64bit. But since you asked, my netbook on boot/login idles around 220mb used and the workhorse around 280mb used.
[08:00] <frederick85> I have ubuntu installed into a windows partition and I can mount the C drive of the windows partition but not the D drive how can I mount this?
[08:00] <loquitus_of_bor1> kenyon: do I turn on -proposed or pre-release and backports?
[08:01] <timfrost> loquitus_of_bor1: System->Administration->Software Sources-> Updates tab. You can enable the -proposed and -backports repositories as well as the security and recommended updates
[08:01] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: edit your /etc/apt/sources.list
[08:01] <adsf> nvm found it
[08:02] <ai3gtmc> hmm are these sensors reading normal? http://pastebin.com/m25d1a188
[08:02] <domino14> i think one of the ubuntu updates i downloaded wiped out my computer
[08:02] <AK_Dave> manpoole: netbook currently shows 248mb used and workhorse says 660mb used with a bunch of crap open.
[08:02] <ai3gtmc> what does in5 and in6 stand for?
[08:02] <domino14> like, some of my shortcuts (launchers) were sitll up there, but they didnt have programs attached to them
[08:02] <ai3gtmc> they're on alarm
[08:02] <domino14> and i had a folder on my desktop, and its not there anymore
[08:03] <domino14> where is this stuff
[08:03] <domino14> if the launcher is still there, it implies something weird happened
[08:03] <domino14> like emacs was gone, gcc was gone, i had to reinstall everything, but my account still existed
[08:03] <manpoole> i might go to ubuntu  64 tonight to give it a try at least until the 23rd
[08:04] <stanman1> timfrost + BladeNBrocade: the problem seems to be gone... I've changed nameserver, restarted postifx and mail is falling in!
[08:05] <AK_Dave> manpoole: This is the first 64bit Ubuntu that I've kept for over a week without cursing it. I have it running side-by-side with another machine that has a 32bit install and neither have given me any unexpected problems. Only the expected ones.
[08:05] <timfrost> stanman1: glad to hear that the problem is fixed.
[08:05] <stanman1> didn't restart the network thos.... no need? as in: if it's not broke, don't fix it?
[08:06] <manpoole> lol expected problems
[08:06] <domino14> hi.. why did ubuntu wipe out my whole home directory?
[08:06] <domino14> my programs disappeared
[08:06] <aterra> Is 9.04 a LTS release?
[08:06] <guja> Is there some place where ALL Ubuntu realeses EVER can be downloaded? Torrent or anything?
[08:07] <frederick85> what is the command to make a script executable?
[08:07] <timfrost> stanman1: iI suspect that the DNS relay in your broadband modem had a probem.  You may need to reload (power off/on) the modem at some time.
[08:08] <timfrost> frederick85: chmod +x <scriptname>
[08:08] <manpoole> ak_dave i think i am going to give 64 bit a whirl i am just reading an article on firefox 64
[08:08] <aterra> or more interesting, what will be the next LTS release of ubuntu?
[08:08] <juls4> Hi guys, When using xrandr to manually add an undetected monitor resolution I get this error: http://pastebin.com/d5ddf87d8
[08:09] <dabbill> how do i make modules load on startup, and symbolic links stay after i reboot
[08:09] <AK_Dave> manpoole: Only aspect that matters to me where I'm certain that 64bit is faster is encrypt/decrypt.
[08:09] <badfish69> is it possible to just reinstall the boot sector, like grub and whatnot, and not overwrite the whole drive?
[08:10] <manpoole> im kind of new to linux so how would faster encrypt decrypt help me?
[08:10] <badfish69> kind of like a fixmbr for ubuntu
[08:10] <timfrost> guja: not quite.   The old releases are archived at old-releases.ubuntu.com, and the current releases are at CC.archive.ubuntu.com
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[08:10] <FloodBot1> frederick85: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:10] <frederick85> s
[08:10] <AK_Dave> manpoole: Oh, you'll get there. Soon you'll want an encrypted external hard drive.
[08:10] <manpoole> heh no telling
[08:11] <timfrost> badfish69: supergrub boot CD?
[08:11] <frederick85> i'm having problems running world of warcraft when I run it the computer keeps spamming enter
[08:11] <manpoole> thats what i kind of assumed it was for when you say encrypt decryprt?
[08:11] <badfish69> lol
[08:11] <manpoole> no question mark
[08:11] <manpoole> typo
[08:11] <badfish69> i need to start my computer to burn a cd
[08:13] <BladeNBrocade> i love /dev/mapper
[08:13] <pspandrew2006> aaawwww monsters
[08:13] <juls4> Hi guys, When using xrandr to manually add an undetected monitor resolution I get this error: http://pastebin.com/d5ddf87d8
[08:13] <frederick85> How can I stop the enter button activating when I run wine?
[08:14] <badfish69> is it normal to see 'some contents unreadable' in the properties for a mounted volume?
[08:14] <dabbill> how do i make modules load on startup, and symbolic links stay after i reboot?
[08:14] <Zedde> I just got a new update on apt, where can I read the change log ?
[08:15] <dalton2345> hi everyone, is there a video player and a voip app in the jaunty live cd?
[08:17] <moodhugs> hi. i'm trying to install ubuntu from a usb stick, but it fails saying it can't read from the CD. i checked the log and it's looking for a file in a directory that doesn't exist on the iso. what am i supposed to do?
[08:17] <linky0ne> hey, trying to restrict access to a samba share to only a 2k3 domain user
[08:17] <linky0ne> im using "domain+user name" and it doesnt work
[08:18] <linky0ne> any suggestion?
[08:19] <frederick85> Need some help, when I run a program through wine its as if I'm holding down the Enter button and it doesn't stop until I close the program.
[08:19] <BladeNBrocade> Zedde: the change log/update description is usually right there in the GUI
[08:19] <Plutarco> hi to all
[08:19] <juls4> Hi guys, When using xrandr to manually add an undetected monitor resolution I get this error: "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed" for the full code: http://pastebin.com/d5ddf87d8
[08:19] <moodhugs> hi
[08:19] <BladeNBrocade> dalton2345: check for mplayer and ekiga
[08:20] <AK_Dave> dalton: mplayer and ekiga
[08:20] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[08:20] <timfrost> Zedde: aptitute changelog apt.  Or check the package details on launchpad (URL depends on which release you are running)
[08:20] <shipitkthx> can anyone help troubleshoot an onboard audio problem?
[08:20] <ubuntu-person> any one indonesian?
[08:20] <timfrost> Zedde: try 'aptitude' rather than 'aptitute'
[08:21] <dalton2345> BladeNBrocade: ty
[08:21] <BladeNBrocade> np
[08:21] <ubuntu-person> indonesia
[08:22] <dalton2345> trying to convert someone to linux...so i need a live cd full of apps :)
[08:22] <BladeNBrocade> i think i have indonesia too =)
[08:22] <linky0ne> how can i check if ubuntu server is communicating with my 2k3 AD domain?
[08:22] <BladeNBrocade> cool.. as an FYI,, there should most likely be 2 cd/dvd drives to use mplayer from the liveCD
[08:22] <BladeNBrocade> as it is expected,, if there is 1,, then that drive is in use =)
[08:23] <badfish69> unless you have another disk drive
[08:23] <badfish69> usb is good
[08:23] <badfish69> hdd
[08:23] <badfish69> floppy, not su much
[08:23] <dalton2345> external drive :)
[08:23] <BladeNBrocade> awesome
[08:23] <badfish69> that too
[08:23] <BladeNBrocade> as i said unless u have 2+ this wonts work so u should be good
[08:24] <joakimk> Does anyone know how to change the default DVI viewer in Emacs from xdvi to kdvi?
[08:24] <shipitkthx> im seriously lost, just got new motherboard http://www.gigabyte.us/Products/Motherboard/Products_Overview.aspx?ProductID=3031 and cannot get the sound working at all
[08:24] <BladeNBrocade> joakimk: maybe in emacsrc?
[08:24] <dalton2345> i'm gonna use the rc jaunty hope mplayer and ekiga works fine till the final release
[08:24] <juls4> Hi guys, When using xrandr to manually add an undetected monitor resolution I get this error: "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed" for the full code: http://pastebin.com/d5ddf87d8
[08:25] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: is sound muted? is lsmod | grep snd showing sound modules enabled? and lspci or lshw showing ur card?
[08:25] <joakimk> BladeNBrocade: I'm using this "AuC TeX" thing, where I get a Latex toolbar in Emacs. And the "DVI" button is linked (somehow) to xdvi...
[08:25] <joakimk> BladeNBrocade: What is Emacsrc, btw?
[08:26] <BladeNBrocade> joakimk: the startup file for emacs
[08:26] <joakimk> BladeNBrocade: Oh, in my case that's .emacs Same thing?
[08:26] <BladeNBrocade> i believe it uses a .file
[08:26] <BladeNBrocade> yep
[08:27] <joakimk> BladeNBrocade: Great :) I'm already redefining some stuff in there, which works as it should. But how do I find out what variable (its name) to change?
[08:27] <BladeNBrocade> however i put a ? after my answer because im not sure,, maybe there though.. i HATE emacs.. i luv VI
[08:27] <joakimk> BladeNBrocade: :)
[08:27] <loquitus_of_bor1> timfrost: I turned on prereleases and backports... now how I get it to install those prerelease kernels?
[08:27] <shipitkthx> bladenbrocade: http://paste.ubuntu.com/155179/
[08:27] <BladeNBrocade> joakimk: possibly googling on it.. those varibles should be documented somewhere
[08:28] <Bob_> hello i was wondering if anyone could assist me in the mecanix of ubuntu havent used it yet but waswondering if it was good for gameing
[08:28] <Bob_> like world of warcraft
[08:28] <Bob_> and CS source and such
[08:28] <BladeNBrocade> Bob_: it could be,, a lot of game companies done build games for linux period,, let a lone ubuntu,, people play windows games via wine though
[08:28] <loquitus_of_bor1> trying to fix my freaking sound
[08:28] <AK_Dave> Bob_: I don't play it, but I'm told it runs better in Wine on linux than it does natively on Windows.
[08:28] <loquitus_of_bor1> what an annoying issue
[08:29] <kraut> moin
[08:29] <shipitkthx> linux + sound = hairpulling annoying
[08:29] <Bob_> whats the difference from fedora and ubuntu?
[08:29] <BladeNBrocade> loquitus_of_bor1: are u the one whos sound works from live CD and not on the actual OS?
[08:29] <BladeNBrocade> Bob_: fedora is red hat based
[08:29] <Bob_> O i c
[08:29] <BladeNBrocade> Bob_: ubuntu is debian based
[08:29] <AK_Dave> Fedora is Red Hat's alpha program
[08:29] <loquitus_of_bor1> bladenbrocade: yah. used to work on the actual installed OS. stopped working
[08:29] <kaushal> hi is this correct 0 9,21 * * * /usr/local/bin/mirrorbuild.sh if i have to run at every day at 9:00AM and 9:00 PM
[08:30] <BladeNBrocade> loquitus_of_bor1: thats weird,, it appears to be an issue with the module on disk or config on disk
[08:30] <shipitkthx> bladenbrocade did u see my paste?
[08:30] <BladeNBrocade> if sound works on the live CD i dought hardware is the issue
[08:30] <BladeNBrocade> no
[08:30] <loquitus_of_bor1> bladenbrocade: it used to work... so it is not like the installed OS is totally hosed.
[08:30] <shipitkthx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/155179/
[08:30] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: checking now
[08:30] <linky0ne> anyone know a good raid throughput monitoring program. i just want to see the speed of current data traffic and if the raid is ok. i tried mdadm but it doesnt show current MB/s
[08:31] <BladeNBrocade> linky0ne: depends,, there are some,, what type of system are u on?
[08:31] <AK_Dave> linky0ne: mdadm tools
[08:31] <linky0ne> ubuntu server 8.1
[08:32] <linky0ne> AK_Dave: i used that to create it but what options allow me to see real time throughput?
[08:32] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: all that output actually looks fine thats weird,, when u start ur audio programs what error do u get if any?
[08:33] <shipitkthx> none
[08:33] <shipitkthx> just no idea
[08:33] <BladeNBrocade> start a program from the terminal to see any messages ur logs aren't getting
[08:33] <juls4> Hi guys, When using xrandr to manually add an undetected monitor resolution I get this error: "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed" for the full code: http://pastebin.com/d5ddf87d8  anybody know what's going on?
[08:33] <BladeNBrocade> this sometimes gives a better clue
[08:33] <timfrost> kaushal: that looks correct
[08:33] <shipitkthx> im on dual boot with XP and XP works fine so i know connections are ok
[08:33] <AK_Dave> linky0ne: If mdadm tools don't say so, then I don't know.
[08:33] <shipitkthx> totem popped up this - /var/lib/python-support/python2.6/gdata/tlslite/utils/cryptomath.py:9: DeprecationWarning: the sha module is deprecated; use the hashlib module instead
[08:34] <BladeNBrocade> yes and the live cd sound works so i would suspect the actual driver module isn't correct one second,, what platform are u on 64 bit or 32 bit?
[08:34] <kaushal> timfrost: Thanks :)
[08:34] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: that looks to be ignorable
[08:34] <loafers> So ubuntu is basically ubuntu sid with support?
[08:34] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: some python verbose crap
[08:34] <linky0ne> AK_Dave: thanks, ill keep googling
[08:34] <loafers> debian*
[08:35] <shipitkthx> in sound preferences which options should i be using?
[08:35] <BladeNBrocade> now thats when u started the program,, however do any neww messages appear when u go for something that creates sound?
[08:35] <AK_Dave> loafers: I think the Debian community would like to think they are "support". But if you mean "paid support", then thats what Canonical does.
[08:35] <BladeNBrocade> alsa mixer usually is what works
[08:35] <dion> helloooo...
[08:35] <shipitkthx> blade, have an mp3 playing now, no messages, no audio
[08:35] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: weirdness
[08:35] <BladeNBrocade> ok do u have all lines unmuted?
[08:35] <shipitkthx> oh wait
[08:36] <shipitkthx> changed stuff to Digital ALSA
[08:36] <shipitkthx> and got error message
[08:36] <shipitkthx> err hold on
[08:36] <BladeNBrocade> what was it before?
[08:36] <shipitkthx> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback. Device is being used by another application.
[08:36] <shipitkthx> may just be b/c i had totem running
[08:36] <shipitkthx> i dunno ive gone through almost every option
[08:37] <BladeNBrocade> hmm try closing all ur sound apps and trying again ... still sounds weird,, that would just mean u have many musics playing at once
[08:37] <BladeNBrocade> is there something that crashed holding on to the audio card? didnt' u say totem crashed earlier?
[08:37] <shipitkthx> nope
[08:37] <loquitus_of_bor1> how do I install prerelease kernels in ubuntu?
[08:37] <BladeNBrocade> u neeed to most likely build that type of kernel on ubuntu
[08:37] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: Did you enable -proposed and -backports ??
[08:38] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: yes
[08:38] <BladeNBrocade> oh u got from apt...
[08:38] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: did you apt-get update ??
[08:38] <siriusnova> Greetings from Saudi Arabia
[08:38] <BladeNBrocade> greetings
[08:38] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: doin it from the command line to be sure. the software sources thing did to some sort of update
[08:39] <dalton2345> does the live cd has all the codecs to play music, video
[08:39] <timfrost> loquitus_of_bor1: what are you trying to do that isn't available in the standard Ubuntu kernel
[08:39] <siriusnova> I have a problem with Ubuntu LTS and a recent OpenSSL update
[08:39] <siriusnova> http://paste.ubuntu.com/155184/
[08:39] <siriusnova> please anyone?
[08:39] <siriusnova> this is on a server in a vps
[08:39] <AK_Dave> loq: assuming you uncommented the hash from -proposed and -backports, then consider this: 'sudo apt-get update -f && sudo apt-get upgrade -y && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade'
[08:40] <loquitus_of_bor1> timfrost: my Creative Labs X-Fi sound card stopped working for some mysterious reason. the driver is open sourced but I have no idea why it stopped. so I am "shaking" the castle by trying a different kernel.
[08:40] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: not sure the method for updating alsa or trying to reinstall the mod
[08:40] <BladeNBrocade> have u tried this?
[08:40] <shipitkthx> no ill look into it
[08:41] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: ok sudo apt-get update done... it did not seem to do much
[08:41] <BladeNBrocade> still need to upgrade and dist-upgrade now
[08:41] <BladeNBrocade> update just gives new repos
[08:41] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: Before you try this "new kernel" route, which seems dubious for your problem, have you considered that the audio driver may just be locked? A simple 'modprobe -r [module] && modprobe [module]' will probably fix it.
[08:42] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[08:42] <siriusnova> this is the correct channel for LTS right?
[08:42] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: I rebooted the machine and even tried reinstalling the driver... so would your solution matter?
[08:42] <tpfennig> siriusnova: seems you are missing some directories
[08:42] <BladeNBrocade> u should try that as well shipitkthx
[08:42] <siriusnova> tpfenig - strange I have them
[08:42] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: It won't hurt, and often works.
[08:43] <tpfennig> siriusnova: you have?
[08:43] <siriusnova> i have /usr/lib/ssl/certs
[08:43] <siriusnova> yes
[08:43] <siriusnova> and /usr/lib/i686
[08:43] <tpfennig> hm
[08:43] <siriusnova> the package manager wants to install into ./usr/lib/ssl/certs I think
[08:43] <siriusnova> which is incorrect
[08:43] <siriusnova> if you read the pastebin
[08:43] <BladeNBrocade> siriusnova: whats the ownership on thos files?
[08:43] <tpfennig> siriusnova: maybe try "dpkg-reconfigure openssl" first
[08:44] <siriusnova> oh wow
[08:44] <siriusnova> weird
[08:44] <tpfennig> mayb that fixes something
[08:44] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[08:44] <FloodBot1> siriusnova: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:44] <FloodBot1> tpfennig: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:44] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: But if you're intent on the "new kernel" route, I gave you a full commandline to cut-paste: 'sudo apt-get update -f && sudo apt-get upgrade -y && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade'
[08:44] <quizme> how do you turn off your system beep?
[08:44] <quizme> im on 8.10
[08:44] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: assuming that does not work, how do I install additional kernels so that I can try to boot these on startup?
[08:44] <shipitkthx> Blade, what module am i checking?
[08:45] <quizme> how do u turn off the system beep?
[08:45] <BladeNBrocade> the sound mods
[08:45] <siriusnova> wow this is weird guys - http://paste.ubuntu.com/155187/
[08:45] <siriusnova> BladeNBrocade and tpfennig
[08:45] <quizme> bladnbrocade where is that?
[08:45] <stanman1> it's working fine now, thanks you guys!
[08:45] <AK_Dave> quizme: I prefer wiresnips.
[08:45] <BladeNBrocade> siriusnova: the sound mods
[08:46] <tpfennig> siriusnova: I think your file system has bugs
[08:46] <quizme> ak_dave whats that?
[08:46] <BladeNBrocade> quizme: i forget where u turn that off from..
[08:46] <tpfennig> siriusnova: if you can please make a check. do you use ex2/ext3 ?
[08:47] <galactus> hi iam galactus !
[08:47] <siriusnova> its on a vps
[08:47] <BladeNBrocade> quizme: http://www.arsgeek.com/2006/08/23/how-to-turn-off-the-annoying-system-beep-in-linux-debianubuntu/
[08:47] <quizme> bladenbrocade thanks!
[08:47] <BladeNBrocade> sure
[08:47] <siriusnova> reiserfs lol
[08:47] <siriusnova> i just checked
[08:47] <tpfennig> siriusnova: omg ;-)
[08:47] <AK_Dave> quizme: wire snips are a permenant way to disable system beep.
[08:47] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: did those commands by the way... no difference...
[08:47] <siriusnova> wow weird
[08:48] <gurut> hello can anyone please help me I have run into a strange problem my /etc/passwd file is not accessable so I cant use my OS at all. When I boot with the desktop live cd and try to access the file it gives me this error:rm: cannot remove `passwd': Stale NFS file handle
[08:48] <siriusnova> i didnt expect reiserfs
[08:48] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[08:48] <siriusnova> perhaps i should complain to my vps host
[08:48] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: was there anything upgraded by those commands?
[08:48] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: no... I guess I should mention I am in Jaunty... my bad.
[08:48] <BladeNBrocade> hmm os passwd mounted on a remote share?
[08:48] <gurut> if anyone knows how to remove a file that has that "Stale NFS file handle" on it please help me
[08:48] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: Yeah, your bad. Wrong channel.
[08:48] <tpfennig> siriusnova: yes, maybe they can run a deep check for you. I cant help much with reiser
[08:48] <loquitus_of_bor1> damn.
[08:49]  * stardux yo
[08:49] <BladeNBrocade> a stale nfs file handle i believe means that file isn't on the nfs anymore.. or accessible to ur system from the NFS
[08:49] <gurut> yes but I dont have any nfs shares or use nfs to other systems
[08:49] <gurut> the file is my /etc/passwd file
[08:49] <galactus> hi
[08:49] <BladeNBrocade> understood
[08:49] <dion> hello...kl ada anak indonesia...chat with me!!!
[08:50] <BladeNBrocade> what gives that error then? is it in a log.. or do u get that from the command rm?
[08:50] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: There are NO proposed for Jaunty at this point, as the software is not yet released. Anything that would be proposed, goes main. And since it isn't release, there is nothing being backported to it either as Karmic isn't far enough along to backport out of.
[08:50] <gurut> yes the command rm
[08:50] <BladeNBrocade> and when u do df -ah /etc/passwd what filesystem shows?
[08:50] <quizme> bladenbrocade i am a happy camper thank you
[08:50] <BladeNBrocade> quizme: awesome
[08:50] <gurut> I try to boot my machine but no  user can log in
[08:50] <dsmith_> 9.04 looking nice :)
[08:50] <BladeNBrocade> yea thats an obvious affect of not being able to use the passwd file..
[08:51] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: I wonder if my sound card not working issue is just some bug that is resolved in Jaunty
[08:51] <AK_Dave> loquitus_of_bor1: Since you now fess to using Jaunty, I think we have to guess that your random audio outage is some random regression that happened with an upgrade at some point. Maybe you should report a bug.
[08:51] <loquitus_of_bor1> not really sure
[08:51] <gurut> so I tried to check that file out from the live cd
[08:51] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[08:51] <BladeNBrocade> but the passwd file from the live CD is pristine
[08:51] <loquitus_of_bor1> AK_Dave: yes... my thoughts too
[08:51] <BladeNBrocade> it doesn't have any users u created on ur system
[08:51] <gurut> df: `passwd': Stale NFS file handle
[08:52] <gurut> df: no file systems processed
[08:52] <BladeNBrocade> gurut: hmm
[08:52] <BladeNBrocade> thats saying df thinks that the /etc/passwd file sits on a nfs that has a stale file handle,, and it wont continue to process the command..
[08:53] <shantzu> hello
[08:53] <roccity_> how do I boot into text mode?
[08:53] <gurut> oh hmm I wonder how that came to be
[08:53] <shantzu> could you please recommend me a good mp3 cutter program for ubuntu?
[08:53] <gurut> is there any way to bruteforce delete it?
[08:53] <BladeNBrocade> gurut: what does df -ah show?
[08:53] <roccity_> I can't seem to find something like /etc/inittab
[08:53] <BladeNBrocade> and what is in ur fstab?
[08:53] <tpfennig> roccity_: you will have to disable GDM
[08:54] <tpfennig> as a possibility
[08:54] <gurut> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/155197/
[08:54] <gurut> its the /mnt/disk that has the problem
[08:56] <AK_Dave> hardware advice, you guys have any favorites for decent 1-to-1.5tb drives for me?
[08:56] <timfrost> gurut: are you booted off a CD?
[08:56] <BladeNBrocade> thats what it looks like
[08:56] <BladeNBrocade> rootfs                1.5G   59M  1.5G   4% /
[08:56] <BladeNBrocade> u only have a hardrive mounted here
[08:56] <shipitkthx> BladeNBrocade https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto reinstalled ALSA using that guide and it all works now
[08:56] <shipitkthx> ty for help
[08:56] <BladeNBrocade> shipitkthx: no problem
[08:56] <gurut> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/155199/
[08:56] <gurut> fstab
[08:57] <gurut> yes I am on the live CD
[08:57] <BladeNBrocade> k
[08:57] <BladeNBrocade> well those df commands are not relevant then
[08:57] <gurut> I cant boot on the systems as passwd cant be red
[08:57] <BladeNBrocade> let me see the fstab one sec
[08:58] <Jillian> #/j #linuxac
[08:58] <BladeNBrocade> well from the fstab i only see u mount one disk a cd and swap and i imagine everything sits on /
[08:58] <n2diy> Jillian: you don't use the first # sign
[08:58] <BladeNBrocade> gurut: when u get that error are u in the liveCD?
[08:58] <gurut> yes it does its a very straight forward setup
[08:59] <gurut> yes then I am on the livecd
[08:59] <Felbane> .
[08:59] <BladeNBrocade> have u fsked the drive?
[08:59] <gurut> when I boot normally gdm complains that there is no user gdm and I cant login as any user so I guess the error is consistent
[08:59] <BladeNBrocade> can u boot to a recovery mode? or into /bin/sh
[08:59] <gurut> no I have not
[08:59] <n2diy> BladeNBrocade: the y and o seem to be broken on your keyboard?
[09:00] <gurut> nor sure how to boot into the recovery mode or bin sh
[09:00] <BladeNBrocade> n2diy: no they aren't broken i can speak plain english if thats what you are getting
[09:00] <BladeNBrocade> didn't know this was like the office
[09:01] <gurut> BladeNBrocade: how do I fschk my disk?
[09:02] <l0C0> BladeNBrocade: Do you mean you want to boot into a recovery mode terminal?
[09:02] <BladeNBrocade> gurut: that would be done either by a boot option, or by editing the grub @ boot time to point to /bin/sh... being that u have one drive i believe u need to umount those partitions from single usermode and fsck /dev/device
[09:02] <l0C0> normally you have recovery mode as an option in the grub menu
[09:03] <gurut> I did this > http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/155202/
[09:03] <gurut> it dont seem like its checking
[09:03] <Petfrogg> hello
[09:03] <Petfrogg> i just found a strange bugg here
[09:04] <timfrost> gurut: try 'sudo fsck /dev/sda1'
[09:04] <dominiks> hello, how can I increase buffer (disk reading cache) for Rhythmbox 0.11.6 please?
[09:04] <BladeNBrocade> it was checked
[09:04] <BladeNBrocade> its clean
[09:04] <BladeNBrocade> /dev/sda1: clean, 224875/5857280 files, 2734660/23416737 blocks
[09:04] <Petfrogg> when i installed Ubuntu and installed Terminator it all works well. But how do i change the default font because the backslashes are the same
[09:05] <Petfrogg> meaning the default font is bad
[09:05] <Petfrogg> how do i change it?
[09:05] <BladeNBrocade> strange.. have u edited passwd file manually?
[09:05] <gurut> No I have not
[09:05] <BladeNBrocade> s/u/you pardon me =)
[09:06] <BladeNBrocade> gurut: so this happend myseriously is what u are saying and no change that would affect passwd transpired?
[09:06] <gurut> well this happened after suspending and in suspended mode letting battery run out and then starting
[09:07] <gurut> I did some package upgrades aswell not sure what those did
[09:07] <BladeNBrocade> interseting.
[09:07] <BladeNBrocade> s/interseting./interesting/
[09:08] <timfrost> BladeNBrocade: gurut: it may pay to run 'sudo fsck.ext3 -f /dev/sda1 ' to force a full check
[09:08] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: correct
[09:09] <gurut> Aha
[09:09] <gurut> that gives me orphaned inodes!
[09:09] <BladeNBrocade> found some dirt?
[09:09] <BladeNBrocade> awesome so clean the fs and reboot it
[09:10] <gurut> I am so glad you took the time to help me BladeNBrocade and timfrost for your fsck input there :) Thanks alot!
[09:10] <BladeNBrocade> np.. id wait until we are succesful however..
[09:10] <gurut> Hehe
[09:10] <BladeNBrocade> gurut: id like to see that u can reboot into ur gui fine now...
[09:10] <gurut> well I am getting my hopes up
[09:11] <gurut> grabbing a mug of java :)
[09:11] <BladeNBrocade> i think it's expected,, sounds like that may have been an issue .. cool
[09:13] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: are u familiar with dual monitor setups? and maybe docking settings?
[09:14] <sluimers> Hello, when I enter "ps aux" I see imap-login, tomcat6, pop3-login runnning three times and apache2 6 times, is that supposed to be like that?
[09:14] <BladeNBrocade> sluimers: for tomcat depends,, for apache yes because it has children,, that sounds liek u installed a web stacks,,, have you?
[09:14] <timfrost> BladeNBrocade: i have dual monitor at work, on an Nvidia card.  What are you trying to set up?
[09:15] <Guest60765> I'm trying to set up a Cisco VPN connection to me work network on Ubuntu 8.10.  I have a default.conf file from an old Ubuntu install, but my password is rejected when I use this on the command line.  I've tried manually creating a VPN connection using the GUI applet, but the required fields don't match the fields in the default.conf file.
[09:15] <Guest60765> my*
[09:15] <remoteCTRL1> i keep accidentially detaching gnome-terminal tabs all the time can i somehow turn off this stoopid behaviour?
[09:15] <sluimers> I might have, what are web stacks?
[09:15] <BladeNBrocade> for tomcat depends on how many instances of tomcat and applications are running.. for imap and mail daemons it is commons to see more than one process as well
[09:15] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Hi all, I need to revert a package to an older version. I know I can do that with apt-get install package=version but... 1) what's the old version and 2) where is it?
[09:15] <BladeNBrocade> apache/mysql/php and other utils like a imap/smtp daemons,..
[09:15] <BladeNBrocade> for example
[09:16] <acode_> If I have two harddrives running raid 1 and i want to install ubuntu  on both...this is a bios setting and in ubuntu i will only see one drive? do i need to pay special attention to anything due to the raid 1 setup?
[09:16] <gurut> BladeNBrocade: there are many problems with the disk I home fsck doesn't remove my files
[09:16] <gurut> rebooting now
[09:16] <noiz> BladeNBrocade hey i need a little help, i have a windows iso, i just burned it to a dvd too, but it wont load when i choose boot from cd
[09:16] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: well we just switched to laptops at work,, and i take home with me where i use the laptop screen , at work however i use dual monitors on the doc,, and i enable xinerama...
[09:17] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: this is when compiz breaks
[09:17] <noiz> BladeNBrocade heh i know you hate windows but it just happens to be that im  too dumb for linux
[09:17] <AK_Dave> acode_: If the drives are linked in a raid1 then you're installing to a partition which is mirrored on both drives. It is invisible to you once you set it up.
[09:17] <BladeNBrocade> noiz: explain the issue again.. srry im a little slow
[09:17] <acode_> AK_Dave: excellent, thats just what i needed to hear
[09:18] <acode_> thanks
[09:18] <noiz> BladeNBrocade i burnt a windows iso on a dvd and it wont boot when i insert it
[09:18] <timfrost> Le-Chuck_ITA: what ubuntu release? and what package?  If you have all the repositories (-backports, -proposed, -updates and -security) you can check the versions in all repositories with the command 'apt-cache policy <package>
[09:18] <noiz> BladeNBrocade but i still need linux for some other things, can i dualboot ?
[09:18] <SebMcK> Hi Guys, I was wondering why on earth does Ubuntu glitch on startup? i mean the ubuntu loaders graphics go on the frits and flicker and it freezes on me HELP!!!
[09:18] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: is there a way to have maybe 2 xorgs,, because i think i found a work around for 2 monitors & compiz in a xsetting,, however i dont think that xsetting would be relevant at home being im using one screen there.. so is there like hardware profiles?
[09:19] <BladeNBrocade> not 2 xorgs.. to xorg confs for two hardware profiles rather...
[09:19] <^Phantom^> how the fuck do i get rid of grub?
[09:20] <BladeNBrocade> noiz: yes .. the windows iso oprobably isn't liking ext3 fs.
[09:20] <Guest60765> SebMcK: I believe it is due to the fact that there is a handover between the various stages of boot GRUB -> Linux console -> GDM -> gnome desktop.
[09:20] <noiz> BladeNBrocade so how i install it?
[09:20] <moncky> ^Phantom^: why do you want to do that?
[09:20] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: You'd need to install another bootloader.
[09:20] <SebMcK> Guest60765: So theres no way to fix it?
[09:21] <^Phantom^> \it put itself on my primary internal hard drive when i nstalled linux to my EXTERNAL hard drive
[09:21] <BladeNBrocade> possibly resizing ubuntu,, if i understand ur issue correct,,, then wiping that ext3 space in the front of the drive for windows.. but then u may need to do other things like reinstall grub,, etc,, not even sure if that is the method
[09:21] <^Phantom^> linux won't boot
[09:21] <Guest60765> SebMcK: Not really - there is a high-level bug raised in launchpad to make the boot process smoother (more like OSX).
[09:21] <^Phantom^> and grub is stopping windows from booting
[09:21] <^Phantom^> i'm FURIOUS
[09:21] <moncky> ^Phantom^: load your windows recovery cd and go to the console
[09:21] <SebMcK> Guest60765: Awww D: That is stupid no ubuntu for me
[09:22] <moncky> ^Phantom^: then do fix mbr
[09:22] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: Sounds like you've made an error during installation?  You need to boot using a live CD and rebuilt GRUB's config files.
[09:22] <moncky> ^Phantom^: that rewtites M$'s boot loader to the mbs of the internal hd
[09:22] <lirvan> hello do i have to get drivers after i install ubuntu
[09:22] <moncky> then you need to start agauin
[09:22] <moncky> again
[09:22] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: There are tutorials online - I'll see if I can find you one...
[09:23] <timfrost> BladeNBrocade: I haven't tried is sort of setup - I have 1 laptop, running windows, for support connection to work.  There are lots of documents about dual monitors for laptops, that assume that you are always using the built-in display, and simply add the second monitor.  I can't comment on these as I don't have such a setup.
[09:23] <lirvan> is there no special channel for installation
[09:23] <BladeNBrocade> timfrost: i understand
[09:23] <^Phantom^> dell was a bunch of fucknuts and didn't provide a recovery disk
[09:23] <^Phantom^> disc*
[09:23] <ikonia> lirvan: nope, just ask here
[09:23] <ikonia> ^Phantom^: please control your language
[09:23] <^Phantom^> Error 21
[09:23] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: Don't do what monky says if you want to dual boot.
[09:23] <ikonia> ^Phantom^: if you can't ssay it without swearing - please don't say it
[09:23] <BladeNBrocade> ^Phantom^: most likely because the recovery function is built into the hpa of the drive
[09:24] <joe__> liran: to update your system use "sudo apt-get update" and "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" without the freaking qoutes
[09:24] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: I don't believe that the Windows bootloader supports other OSes without hacking.
[09:24] <joe__> lirvan: to update your system use "sudo apt-get update" and "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" without the freaking qoutes
[09:24] <^Phantom^> sorry, i'm just furious
[09:24] <ikonia> ^Phantom^: your furious for something that is nothing to do with ubuntu
[09:25] <ikonia> !away > BladeAway
[09:25] <^Phantom^> i have some data that i hadnb't gotten around to backing up as of yet :(
[09:25] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/
[09:25] <joe__> its all gill gates fault!
[09:25] <ikonia> joe__: please don't talk nonsense
[09:25] <giorgos> hello,can anyone suggest me a reliable company for a dedicated server except racspace?
[09:25] <^Phantom^> i get "Error 21"
[09:26] <^Phantom^> i don
[09:26] <^Phantom^> i don't care for ubuntu anymore
[09:26] <Zedde> !popup
[09:26] <nmvictor> Anyone willing to help?still got a problem with my apache
[09:26] <Petfrogg>  ok
[09:26] <^Phantom^> i just want my win OS back
[09:26] <koshar1> nmvictor prob?
[09:26] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: I suggest you run the Ubuntu LiveCD and backup everything you need to an external drive.  This is good practice whenever you install an OS/modify critical files that are likely to leave your machine unbootable.
[09:27] <Petfrogg> this has to be a bug... why does ' ' look the same? in xev it shows the correct stuff. Is this related to my SE keyboard?
[09:27] <quibbler> ^Phantom^> Guest60765 has give you a link that can help...use it
[09:27] <alanbshepard70> I have 850+ pdfs that I need to quickly go through and delete un-needed versions. Anyone know of a way to view maybe the first page of 50 or so pdfs at a time and selectively delete versions being viewed?
[09:27] <Guest60765> http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/
[09:27] <remoteCTRL1> i keep accidentially detaching gnome-terminal tabs all the time can i somehow turn off this stoopid behaviour?
[09:28] <Petfrogg> nmvictor: what is you apache problem?
[09:29] <Petfrogg> alanbshepard70: call 1-800-STUDENTSTHATNEEDSRENT
[09:29] <Petfrogg> 8 )
[09:29] <nmvictor> Koshar: && profogg:thanks.i cant start apache.Whenever i try to at the terminal,i get this message (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address [::]:80 (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
[09:29] <^Phantom^> i was only intending to be able to boot ubuntu from my external usb hard drive through the BIOS boot menu
[09:29] <Petfrogg> nmvictor: you have another process accessing the port 80
[09:30] <Petfrogg> check if you have any other webserver running
[09:30] <nmvictor> so what do i do?please
[09:30] <Petfrogg> in bakground or something like it
[09:30] <^Phantom^> i should have removed the drive like i originally intended to
[09:30]  * ^Phantom^ boots his live cd
[09:30] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: To boot from an external drive you shouldn't need to modify the bootloader on the hard drive at all.
[09:30] <remoteCTRL1> nmvictor: ps aux| grep apache
[09:30] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: All you needed to do was to change the boot order in you BIOS.
[09:31] <^Phantom^> how would that bypass grub being installed?
[09:31] <Petfrogg> nmvictor: you could change port on apache temporary just to make sure your httpd.conf is correct
[09:31] <remoteCTRL1> nmvictor: or better: lsof -i | grep 80
[09:31] <lirvan> if i am dual booting windows and ubuntu do i have to get drivers for ubuntu and if i dont find drivers what will happen my motherboard is from a little known company called kobian and they dont even provide updated drivers
[09:31] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: That's the simplest way at least.  It is possible to add the external hard drive to your bootloader config, but I wouldn't as that's not a portable solution.
[09:31] <Petfrogg> nmvictor: check what remoteCTRL1 wrote
[09:32] <^Phantom^> I just want my computer back
[09:32]  * ^Phantom^ cries
[09:32] <noiz> Hi, i have linux ubuntu and i just burned windows to dvd and it wont boot from the cd for some reaso.
[09:32] <noiz> reason*
[09:32] <noiz> can somone help me whit that problem?
[09:32] <SebMcK> noiz: your basically saying you pirated it?
[09:32] <rumpel> burned to dvd but boot from cd?
[09:32] <remoteCTRL1> lirvan: ubuntu should detect all of your mainboard components automatically, if not you will have to tinker a lot...
[09:32] <Guest60765> noiz: Check your BIOS boot order - CD/DVD should be at the top of the list.
[09:32] <noiz> I did.
[09:32] <noiz> it wont boot
[09:33] <remoteCTRL1> noiz: you probably burned it wrong, what application are you using to burn?
[09:33] <Petfrogg> nmvictor: when installing apache it usually contains loads of start and stop of the apache service so someone can be hanging around as a zombie 8 )
[09:33] <nmvictor> remoteCTRL:i did that and it echoes somewords i cant seem to understand
what tinkering
[09:33] <Guest60765> noiz: Why should you be burning a Windows disk?  Surely you can use the original install CD?
[09:33] <Petfrogg> noiz: check your windows burning settings.
[09:33] <Guest60765> ^o)
[09:33] <remoteCTRL1> lirvan: lets say engineering; finding drivers for it and manually "injecting" them into the system
[09:33] <remoteCTRL1> lirvan: try booting the live cd, if that works everything is fine
[09:33] <^Phantom^> well, my data is all still there
[09:33]  * ^Phantom^ sighs relief
[09:33] <rumpel> and why burn windows on a dvd? ^^
[09:34] <lirvan> yes live cd works
[09:34] <noiz> remoteCTL1 ty god its a dvd r :D eh i used cd/dvd creator
[09:34] <rumpel> erm...
[09:34] <Petfrogg> ^Phantom^: what are you rallying about?
[09:34] <^Phantom^> is there any way i can restore the boot record from within the live cd?
[09:34] <noiz> Petfrogg well what you mean windows burning settings? im on linux :D
[09:34] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: It's best to have a good backup policy - never rely on the fact that your machine will be working when you turn it on :)
[09:34] <Petfrogg> hmm
[09:34] <Petfrogg> sorry
[09:34] <laba> hi
[09:34] <Petfrogg> i didnt see that you where burning a Windows OS
[09:34] <Petfrogg> sorry
[09:34] <Petfrogg> wont help with pirated stuff
[09:35] <laba> I try to use stdio.h and FILE fprintf are not found. The header itself is found.. any hints?
[09:35] <remoteCTRL1> noiz: you cannot just burn the iso to a cd/dvd, you need to burn the iso, usually there are some menus somewehere that say burn iso, but where to find that depends on the application...
[09:35] <Petfrogg> noiz: but you always mount the windows iso in loopback
[09:35] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: Can I have some more details?  What does the hard drive contain in terms of OSes?
[09:35] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: How is it partitioned?
[09:35] <Petfrogg> noiz: just to "test" it of course
[09:35] <remoteCTRL1> noiz: if you are on linux use gnomebaker, go to tools and click on burn cd iso
[09:36] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: noiz could check it first by mounting it in loopback and boot it in quemu or virtualbox
[09:36] <remoteCTRL1> noiz: and basicall what Petfrogg said
[09:36] <laba> do I have to use another header?!
[09:36] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: H5!
[09:36] <noiz> Petfrogg I dont like vbox, i need to play games.
[09:36] <remoteCTRL1> Petfrogg: well that would be slight overkill in effort for the purpose wouldnt it?
[09:36] <Petfrogg> i mean for testing if the iso work
[09:37] <noiz> i did.
[09:37] <noiz> it worked on vbox
[09:37] <noiz> :)
[09:37] <Petfrogg> ok
[09:37] <^Phantom^> i honestly don't know
[09:37] <noiz> it even as a crack
[09:37] <lirvan> i dont have much space in cdrive can i still install ubuntu to dual boot with windows
[09:37] <Petfrogg> then it is a burning issue
[09:37] <karname> hello , when I connect to ssh server that have port 4523 , ssh client said : ssh: Could not resolve hostname fg2.dorasan.net:4523: Name or service not known , how can I resolve this problem ?
[09:37] <drinkycrow> anybody know of a sega genesis emulator that runs natively on linux?
[09:37] <noiz> Who knows , for goods its a dvd r
[09:37] <remoteCTRL1> noiz: if it doesnt boot on system startup you probably have your boot device priority messed up in bios
[09:37] <Guest60765> drinkycrow: Have you tried googling for "sega genesis emulator linux"?
[09:37] <Petfrogg> ^Phantom^: Tell it from the beginning - your winning starts to annoy me. Give me a quick brief. You can do it in priv if you like to
[09:38] <lirvan> guys dont you think there should be more channels for specific problems . if they exist will someone tell me
[09:38] <BladeAway> karname: sounds like ssh isn't running on that port and host
[09:38] <noiz> remoteCTRL1 im dumb but not that dumb, i set cd dvd on first.
[09:38] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: Can you let me in on the info too please.
[09:38] <lirvan> this is confusing too many conversations interfering with each other
[09:38] <Petfrogg> nmvictor: still there?
[09:38] <noiz> remoteCTRL1 then there was - and then it asked "press any key to boot from cd" i pressed alot of keys nothing happened and after that it started to boot the kernel already.
[09:39] <remoteCTRL1> noiz: well if the iso mounts and you have your bios setup straight what else reason could there be for it not to boot?
[09:39] <Guest60765> Lirvan: There are many.
[09:39] <drinkycrow> never thought of that
[09:39] <Petfrogg> nmvictor: how is your portscanning going?
[09:39] <remoteCTRL1> noiz: usb keyboard?
[09:39] <notdkw> karname: what's the string you're using to connect? ssh -l username hostname -P portnumber ?
[09:39] <karname> bladeAway : my port and host is different from this , but I can connect with ssh client in windows , but I can't connect in linux!
[09:39] <noiz> remoteCTRL1 yes
[09:39] <noiz> remoteCTRL1 i think i have one not usb one
[09:39] <Petfrogg> nmvictor: there is to many ppl talking - you can priv me and i will brief remoteCTRL1 about the process.
[09:39] <^Phantom^> i'm confused
[09:39] <remoteCTRL1> noiz: have a try with that one
[09:40] <Guest60765> drinkycrow: There is a common expression heard in IRC channels like this: "Just f***ing google it" :)
[09:40] <BladeAway> karname: whats ur answer to noiz question?
[09:40] <notdkw> karname: from that error message it looks like you're trying to specify the port with a : at the end of the hostname, which is why its not resolving.
[09:40] <drinkycrow> Guest60765: you're so witty
[09:40] <timfrost> ^Phantom^: the Windows boot record, or the grub one? If you want the windows boot record, then you may need to boot windows (or a Windows CD), and use the fixMBR option. For grub, you may need to boot a rescue CD (linux live CD, or supergrub)
[09:40] <noiz> remoteCTRL1 k ty il try that
[09:40] <remoteCTRL1> noiz, k, report back aftr that;)
[09:40] <^Phantom^> 107.2 GB Volume: disk-1
[09:41] <^Phantom^> it has the windows partition on it
[09:41] <^Phantom^> i want THAT to boot
[09:41] <^Phantom^> not grub :(
[09:41] <Petfrogg> noiz: go and buy yourself a windows os and a harddrive so you can get it as OEM product - cheaper
[09:41] <karname> notdkw & BladeAway : thanks a lot , my problem solved with -p switch
[09:41] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: And no other partitions?
[09:41] <notdkw> karname: no worries.
[09:41] <BladeAway> cool
[09:41] <Petfrogg> ^Phantom^: why didnt you say so. boot a live cd and use the console to use cfdisk to set it as bootable and active.
[09:41] <Guest60765> ^Phantom^: I'm confused as to how GRUB got on your disk if you only have a Windows partition.
[09:41] <nmvictor> petfrogg:im trying to upload a file containing the message i got after running the commands remoteCTRL gave.i get something i cant seem to understand like
[09:42] <timfrost> ^Phantom^: what is the boot order in BIOS?
[09:42] <nmvictor> root      5740  0.0  0.2  13488  2940 ?        Ss   11:22   0:00 /usr/sbin
[09:42] <remoteCTRL1> ^Phantom^: you can choose in grub what to boot
[09:42] <nmvictor> and
[09:42] <nmvictor> apache2 -k start
[09:42] <traskbt> A Qemu installation of WinXP will run exactly like as if it were installed on another hard disk, correct?
[09:42] <nmvictor> www-data  5741  0.0  0.2  13260  2204 ?        S    11:22   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start
[09:42] <nmvictor> www-data  5742  0.0  0.2 234840  2784 ?        Sl   11:22   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start
[09:42] <nmvictor> www-data  5748  0.0  0.2 234840  2788 ?        Sl   11:22   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start
[09:42] <nmvictor> nmvictor  6611  0.0  0.0   3240   820 pts/1    S+   11:31   0:00 grep apache
[09:42] <FloodBot1> nmvictor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:42] <BladeAway> woa
[09:42] <^Phantom^> there's "DellRestore", "DellUtility", then there's one "Filesystem"
[09:43] <BladeAway> root is the mother proc and thos www owned ones are children
[09:43] <^Phantom^> i;'m getting that info from the livecd
[09:44] <shantzu> could you please recommend me a good mp3 cutter program for ubuntu?
[09:44] <Petfrogg> ^Phantom^: soo what you have done is done a part linux install? You got a GRUB partlyinstalled?
[09:44] <krishnan> how can ruby on rails be installed on hardy desktop version?
[09:44] <remoteCTRL1> nmvictor: i got the file but i cant find it, gotta figure out where pidgin put it -.-
[09:44] <drinkycrow> i erased the dell utility partition on my inspiron
[09:44] <Petfrogg> ^Phantom^: i have seen that in NetBSD
[09:44] <Kartagis> has anyone used fontforge and can that person help me?
[09:45] <magentar> shantzu, you mean for audio editing?
[09:45] <Petfrogg> ^Phantom^: that is when the grub has broken in the install, the bios got problem with the GRUB and takes ages to install.
[09:45] <remoteCTRL1> where does pidgin save file transfers?? i cant freakin find it
[09:45] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: 1 sec
[09:45] <BladeAway> i think there is a .purple file
[09:45] <remoteCTRL1> Petfrogg: thx
[09:45] <BladeAway> i mean directory for pidgin
[09:45] <^Phantom^> linux is on a separate hard drive
[09:45] <^Phantom^> and won't boot
[09:45] <krishnan> how can ruby on rails be installed on hardy desktop version?
[09:46] <remoteCTRL1> !mp3
[09:46] <^Phantom^> and cfdisk is saying can't open drive or something
[09:46] <BladeAway> krishnan: there is a process to isntalling Ror it can be googled
[09:46] <drinkycrow> BladeAway: .purple is pidgin
[09:46] <drinkycrow> should be a directory
[09:46] <BladeAway> drinkycrow: as i said
[09:46] <BladeAway> drinkycrow: the directory .purple i said file but i mean directory
[09:47] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: strange... ~/ ?
[09:47] <Fuli> Hi all
[09:47] <^Phantom^> olay
[09:47] <remoteCTRL1> Petfrogg: nope, not in there...
[09:47] <BladeAway> krishnan: step 1 is installing ruby
[09:47] <quibbler> krishnan: this may help: http://articles.slicehost.com/2008/4/30/ubuntu-hardy-ruby-on-rails
[09:47] <drinkycrow> 'i think there is a .purple file'
[09:47] <remoteCTRL1> nmvictor: what was the precise file name?
[09:47] <drinkycrow> i was confirming your thought and clarifying that it was a directory
[09:47] <drinkycrow> no offense intended
[09:47] <BladeAway> drinkycrow: as i said i said i made a misteake and said file
[09:47] <^Phantom^> k
[09:47] <remoteCTRL1> nmvictor: btw better paste it to pastebin.com so that Petfrogg can also read it
[09:47] <nmvictor> remoteCTRL:apacherror.txt
[09:48] <remoteCTRL1> nmvictor: thx
[09:48] <BladeAway> ironically a directory is a file so... this gets us no where
[09:48] <DRAGGER> hello, i want to enable mod_rewrite but i getting error during restarting apache
[09:48] <^Phantom^> cfdis running
[09:48] <DRAGGER> )Name or service not known: Could not resolve host name localhost2 -- ignoring!
[09:48] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: just download a file and do a filesearch 8 )
[09:48] <drinkycrow> so how about some diapers, eh?
[09:48] <DRAGGER> )Permission denied: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80
[09:48] <DRAGGER> no listening sockets available, shutting down
[09:48] <^Phantom^> it shows sda1 (dell utility), sda2 [boot] NTFS
[09:48] <BladeAway> ur not root
[09:48] <remoteCTRL1> gawd sudo find / -name doesnt find it :D
[09:48] <BladeAway> if apache is on a port lower than 1023 u need to be root to start it
[09:49] <badfish69> dell utility is crap
[09:49] <^Phantom^> sda2 is what i want to boot
[09:49] <^Phantom^> i don't care about dell right now
[09:49] <remoteCTRL1> DRAGGER: what would localhost2 be??
[09:49] <BladeAway> try sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[09:49] <DRAGGER> yes i tried it but i got the above error !
[09:49] <Petfrogg> ^Phantom^, nmvictor and remoteCTRL1 - i want to help you but this channel got too many converations on. Skip to #tavere
[09:50] <DRAGGER> i don't know what is localhost2
[09:50] <Petfrogg> I AM NOT TRYING TO LURE PPL AWAY FROM HERE! JUST TRYING TO HELP
[09:50] <timfrost> DRAGGER: how were you restarting?  That error indicates that apache was already running, so a reconfigure was appropriate
[09:50] <BladeAway> DRAGGER: whats in apache logs?
[09:50] <badfish69> so whats the problem?
[09:51] <DRAGGER>  /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[09:51] <BladeAway> it could be apache was running or that u aren't root
[09:51] <remoteCTRL1> Petfrogg: sorry dude but i am supporting here;)
[09:51] <BladeAway> DRAGGER: what did the apache error log say?
[09:51] <remoteCTRL1> DRAGGER: well you should have a look at your /etc/apache2/sites-available/yoursite and lookout for that localhost2 entry cos that is of course rubbish
[09:52] <shantzu> magentar: i mean like for cutting a specific part of an mp3 to make a ringtone for example
[09:52] <BladeAway> i dont see localhost2.. =(
[09:52] <magentar> shantzu, audacity is quite nice
[09:52] <remoteCTRL1> nmvictor: what about that link?
[09:52] <drinkycrow> ^Phantom^: what are you trying to do and where are you at now?
[09:52] <sluimers> I can't connect to my tomcat. When I  try to connect through firefox it just keeps loading forever.
[09:52] <juls4> Hi guys, When using xrandr to manually add an undetected monitor resolution I get this error: "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed" for the full code: http://pastebin.com/d5ddf87d8  anybody know what's going on?
[09:52] <BladeAway> sluimers: bounce the tomcat
[09:53] <sluimers> BladeAway, bounce?
[09:53] <BladeAway> sluimers: recycle the instance
[09:53] <BladeAway> sluimers: restart
[09:53] <nmvictor> remoteCTRL:you got the file?what link?
[09:53] <BladeAway> sluimers: have u checked tomcat logs for ooms and hung threads?
[09:54] <remoteCTRL1> (10:47:16 AM) nmvictor: ok i pasted the file at http://paste.ubuntu.com dont know if its of any help
[09:54] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: ok! i try to help nmvictor and ^Phantom^ alone for a while. It is to messy in here.
[09:54] <sluimers> no, I don't know where the logs are located
[09:54] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: i will have them back soon
[09:54] <remoteCTRL1> nmvictor: that is no help try to follow the link and tell me what you see, as i wrote i need the exact link;)
[09:54] <BladeAway> do ps auxwww and grep out tomcat
[09:54] <BladeAway> the base director should be in the output...
[09:54] <remoteCTRL1> Petfrogg: :D if you say so
[09:54] <BladeAway> usually somewhere under tomcat home dir though
[09:55] <BladeAway> $TOMCAT_HOME/server/default/logs is sometimes the structure
[09:56] <juls4> Hi guys, When using xrandr to manually add an undetected monitor resolution I get this error: "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed" for the full code: http://pastebin.com/d5ddf87d8  anybody know what's going on?
[09:56] <sluimers> /usr/bin/jsvc -user tomcat6 -cp /usr/share/java/commons-daemon.jar:/usr/share/tomcat6/bin/bootstrap.jar -outfile SYSLOG -errfile SYSLOG -pidfile /var/run/tomcat6.pid -Djava.awt.headless=true -Xmx128M -Djava.endorsed.dirs=/usr/share/tomcat6/endorsed -Dcatalina.base=/var/lib/tomcat6 -Dcatalina.home=/usr/share/tomcat6 -Djava.io.tmpdir=/var/lib/tomcat6/temp -Djava.security.manager -Djava.security.policy=/var/lib/tomcat6/work/catalina.policy -Djava.util.logging
[09:56] <sluimers> .manager=org.apache.juli.ClassLoaderLogManager -Djava.util.logging.config.file=/var/lib/tomcat6/conf/logging.properties org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap
[09:56] <BladeAway> careful
[09:56] <remoteCTRL1> juls4: i have the suspicion that you are not trying to configure a crt but an lcd or tft (that resulution that you want to implement is surely not suitable for a crt...)
[09:56] <sluimers> All I see is logging properties
[09:56] <Jamie_> !pastebin
[09:57] <BladeAway> sluimers: check under /usr/ for a tomcat directory
[09:57] <fabman> hello
[09:57] <nilfilter> morning
[09:57] <juls4> remotectrl1: Yeah, that's correct. An LCD
[09:57] <fabman> I'm using 8.04.2, I've enabled the 'show network printers' in system-config-printer dialog, and now the tool hang up
[09:58] <BladeAway> or even do "find / -xdev -name "*tomcat*" | grep -i "server.log""
[09:58] <fabman> I've already rebooted, and got the same behaviour: printer config tool hang up and grayed out, any ideas?
[09:58] <sluimers> BladeAway, there's a bin, lib and webapps folder there, nothing else
[09:58] <BladeAway> umm sluimers check webapps folder please
[09:58] <BladeAway> under there..
[09:58] <remoteCTRL1> juls4: i doubt that the crt0 directive would be the correct one then
[09:58] <BladeAway> webapps = server same diff
[09:58] <Jamie_> fabman: Have you done updates if not use update manager.
[09:59] <sluimers> only a default_root folder
[09:59] <juls4> How does one specify to xrandr you're talking about an LCD? There is no option nor mention of it in any of the guides.
[09:59] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Hi, what's the name of the irc channel for xorg development in ubuntu?
[09:59] <BladeAway> sluimers: under there?
[09:59] <fabman> Jamie_, I've installed the 2 available updates today, apt was updated... but I didn't reload for new updates, should I?
[09:59] <shantzu> magentar: ok, i'll try that one. thanks =)
[09:59] <remoteCTRL1> juls4: lemme have a look at this, sec pls
[09:59] <sluimers> yes
[09:59] <juls4> remoteCRTL1: no worries mate.
[09:59] <sluimers> BladeAway, yes
[09:59] <Jamie_> fabman: worth a try
[09:59] <BladeAway> sluimers: webapps default root is only saying that there is one default apps running in tomcat deployment
[10:00] <KotolD> hey all...whenever i view some flash content in any website specially youtube firefox starts consuming a whole lot of cpu usage...can anyone give a solution to this or recommend a lightweight web browser
[10:00] <fabman> Jamie_, dun, run synaptic, clicked 'mark all upgrades', nothing is marked up, so no way to 'apply'
[10:00] <fabman> Jamie_, looks like I already have all pkgs at their latest versions...
[10:00] <BladeAway> sluimers: thats normal check under there to see if there is a log directory or even start ur find command from that directory under user.. logs are somewhere for tomcat.. all in all unless u plan on patching the application,, i suggest stopping and startig tomcat
[10:00] <magentar> KotolD, it's not the webbrowsers fault ;) which version of flash are you using? are you on 64bit?
[10:00] <koshar1> KotolD its not the browser its flash
[10:01] <fabman> Jamie_, ah... here it is, the tool is back :) it looks it was just taking a looong time to update its status, thx!
[10:01] <Jamie_> fabman: didn't do anything but thanks anyhow.
[10:01] <fabman> all: sorry for bothering you with my impatience :) thx! bye!
[10:01] <Jamie_> fabman: Bye.
[10:01] <BladeAway> sluimers: its just common to investigate why the instance is hung,, usually oom or out of memory errors ,, hung threads,, or code errors cause these issues,, if u leave tomcat up for some time,, and when u run top if java is always in the top 5 with high cpu usage and rss size u may need to restart the tomcat to make it responsive
[10:02] <KotolD> i'm running 32bit with flash 10
[10:02] <remoteCTRL1> juls4: i am afraid you are right on that... undofrtunately the error message is not very helpful...
[10:02] <nilfilter> Howdy! Any idea where to copy a self-compiled wifi module to? /lib/modules/2.6.29.1/extra and /lib/modules/2.6.29.1/kernel/drivers/net/wireless don't work. Module can only be loaded via insmod wl.ko
[10:03] <KotolD> magentar: i'm running 32bit with flash 10
[10:03] <remoteCTRL1> Petfrogg: number one dune:)
[10:03] <magentar> KotolD,  okay that's probably a good configuration. flash requires a lot of resources and cpu power, more than on windows since the plugin is not as good as the windows counterpart
[10:03] <sluimers> BladeAway, okay, there's no logs there though
[10:03] <juls4> remoteCRTL1: yeah.. I'm not sure what else I can do. NVIDA drivers have been a complete nightmare with ubuntu.
[10:03] <sluimers> BladeAway, just an index.html file and a context.xml
[10:03] <BladeAway> ahh thats actaully the content..
[10:04] <BladeAway> cd .. back up to the head of that directory tree
[10:04] <KotolD> magentar: are there no solutions or optimizations?
[10:04] <BladeAway> and run that find command from there with . instead of /
[10:04] <magentar> KotolD, you can try getting a version, but you will probably already have the newest one
[10:04] <remoteCTRL1> juls4: naaah nvidia drivers are ok as long as you dont compile them yourself but even this has become better since ubuntu recopilse them automatically on kernel updates
[10:04] <magentar> KotolD, no since the plugin is closed source and only developed by adobe
[10:04] <BladeAway> u should actually see the catalina directories i believe if you are in the right location
[10:04] <koshar1> magentar flash works fine here now that adobe have released a newer version WITHOUT the memory leak.
[10:05] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: i just got that. I leave nmvictor back into your TLC
[10:05] <remoteCTRL1> TLC?
[10:05] <BladeAway> sluimers: how did u install tomcat is a better question? tomcat can basically just be placed anywhere and told where java is..
[10:05] <magentar> koshar1, is it already in the ubuntu repositories?
[10:05] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: TLC = TENDER LOVING CARE
[10:05] <KotolD> magentar: eh... thanks
[10:05] <Jamie_> !TLC
[10:05] <remoteCTRL1> Petfrogg: hahaha yeah i will caress him!
[10:05] <sluimers> BladeAway, ah! I found the og!
[10:06] <sluimers> log
[10:06] <Petfrogg> helping ppl with "rammstein - Keine lust" on max output is nice...
[10:06] <BladeAway> sluimers: awesome,, now i guess just check for those type of errors i usually like to do this,,,
[10:06] <remoteCTRL1> Petfrogg: r u german?
[10:06] <juls4> remoteCTRL1: After installing the restricted drivers via the ubuntu prompt; suspend+hibernate doesn't work, and now this resolution issue. I have a feeling they're dodgy with my particular PC/build. Any ideas anything more i could do on the xrandr front to force the default resolution?
[10:06] <Zedde> do anyone know in witch pkg udevinfo kan be found ?
[10:06] <koshar1> magentar the installer is, the closed source app actually comes from adobe via the installer
[10:07] <BladeAway> egrep -i 'mrmory|thread|gc' log.file
[10:07] <magentar> k
[10:07] <BladeAway> thats memory... typo =)
[10:07] <remoteCTRL1> juls4: i am afraid not, dude i always used to do these things in the xorg.conf...
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> if i have 1Gb + the size the df -h reports for my root partition, is it possible to cache EVERYTHING on /  (minus /home on a seperate partition) to a ramdisk and use that to boot / run apps from ?
[10:07] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: swedish
[10:07] <LordMetroid> I installed postgresql but there are no configuration files... what do I do?
[10:08] <remoteCTRL1> Petfrogg: i see, cos rammstein is this thingie where i never am sure if it is nazi crap or not...
[10:08] <BladeAway> hmm no config file?
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTRL1: its just a german industrial band. thats all
[10:08] <DRAGGER> make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80
[10:08] <DRAGGER> no listening sockets available, shutting down
[10:08] <DRAGGER> Unable to open logs
[10:08] <rumpel> @remote its not
[10:09] <BladeAway> DRAGGER: who owns the log?
[10:09] <remoteCTRL1> ActionParsnip: hi there dude! long time no see, abd i dont even understand your question *g*
[10:09] <BladeAway> those are all errors of not starting as correct user..
[10:09] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: i have seen them on Roskilde in 2000 (i think) - they are definetly not Nazi
[10:09] <DRAGGER> i try to run apache on my pc which using ubuntu for first time
[10:09] <BladeAway> DRAGGER: u need to sudo apache start
[10:09] <BladeAway> if not this, u need to review the ownerships on apache,, the files and the logs..
[10:09] <tanzania> I have a problem with my external USB-drive, which is formatted in ext3: /media/disk-1$ sudo fsck /dev/sdb1
[10:09] <tanzania> fsck 1.41.3 (12-Oct-2008)
[10:09] <tanzania> e2fsck 1.41.3 (12-Oct-2008)
[10:09] <tanzania> fsck.ext3: No such file or directory while trying to open /dev/sdb1
[10:09] <tanzania> The superblock could not be read or does not describe a correct ext2
[10:10] <tanzania> filesystem.  If the device is valid and it really contains an ext2
[10:10] <FloodBot1> tanzania: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:10] <BladeAway> if u did a default install of apache and changed nothing just using sudo should solve this
[10:10] <remoteCTRL1> Petfrogg: ActionParsnip well i happen to understand the lyrics so i am not so selfassured aubout that...
[10:10] <Jamie_> Tanzania: You need to create mounting point
[10:10] <BladeAway> unless you are root, u can not start a daemon on a port lower than 1024 and u also can't open logs under /var/log/apache
[10:11] <BladeAway> or unless u sudo for root privs...
[10:11] <Jamie_> Tanzania: Goto Add/Remove Prgrams And type in mountmanager. and install
[10:11] <tanzania> Jamie, its mounting, its just shows funny copy-failures. thus I wanted to check it. Is there no GTK-app?
[10:12] <Jamie_> Tanzania: Try G-Parted
[10:13] <Jamie_> Tanzania: Then unmount then right click and click check
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTRL1: any particular song?
[10:13] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: hmmm well if playing around with a garden hose strapped on a dildo and imitating shoving up the ass of the keyboardist on stage doesnt state something to the missinformed nazi ppl... then i dont know what it takes
[10:13] <BladeAway> DRAGGER: "sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start"
[10:13] <remoteCTRL1> ActionParsnip: du riechst so gut for example... quite cranck
[10:14] <BladeAway> DRAGGER: or be root
[10:14] <remoteCTRL1> Petfrogg: hahaha kk pint taken they re just sick :D
[10:14] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: they are extremly good live
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTRL1: Du riechst so gut is about a stalker
[10:14] <Petfrogg> just because the sing in german doesnt make them Nazis.
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTRL1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Du_riechst_so_gut
[10:15] <Petfrogg> loads of good stuff come from germany
[10:15] <remoteCTRL1> ActionParsnip: ya as i said sick
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTRL1: its not nazi related though
[10:15] <sluimers> BladeAway, thanks! It turned out I forot a quote when I edited in tomcat-users.xml
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTRL1: i can think of far worse bands
[10:15] <sluimers> forgot
[10:15] <Jamie_> Whether It's nazi or not is irrivelant.
[10:15] <koshar1> Petfrogg suse?
[10:16] <juls4> remoteCTRL1: I tired adding the modeline to the xorg.conf file to no avail. it doesn't have any effect. Is what I've done right?: http://pastebin.com/m18519a24
[10:16] <badfish69> suse is nazi?
[10:16] <badfish69> i knew it
[10:16] <rumpel> I'm german: rammstein just sounds "hard" ... thats the only relation to nazi-stuff
[10:16] <koshar1> badfish69 suse is from deutchland
[10:16] <badfish69> ic
[10:16] <Jamie_> That does not make it nazi.
[10:16] <remoteCTRL1> ActionParsnip: well dude dont nail me on specifics now, as said i heard a few and i had the impression i am not a big fan of them to know it all;)
[10:16] <koshar1> rumpel voidod in english is hardly a bot chior wither!
[10:17] <Jamie_> Nazism is illegal in germany.
[10:17] <Jamie_> Anyway.
[10:17] <ziroday> !offtopic | Jamie_ koshar1 rumpel
[10:17] <Jamie_> Than you.
[10:18] <Petfrogg> koshar1: i left suse back in release 4.9
[10:18] <rumpel> ok... switching to offtopic
[10:18] <JockyWilson> K9copy VOB files (Liteon TV recordings) ripped to harddisk........ when i watch them there is the odd freeze and stutter....... BUT if i watch them on XP they play perfectly?
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTRL1: i dont mind them, id rather listen to something else
[10:18] <ziroday> JockyWilson: playing the with what?
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTRL1: check pm
[10:19] <JockyWilson> Vlc and Mplayer odd freeze/stutter
[10:19] <remoteCTRL1> ActionParsnip: ya got it;)
[10:19] <Petfrogg> koshar1: i had left linux for NetBSD but ppl kept nagging me about trying Ubuntu so i am doing a trail right now
[10:20] <ziroday> JockyWilson: hmm, the only idea I have is running them in the terminal and seeing what vlc outputs when it stutters
[10:21] <JockyWilson> ok trying that now
[10:21] <JTR> If I wanted to build a package from source (.tar.gz) I should cd to the map where the source is extracted to and then do ./configure make and make install right ?
[10:21] <juls4> remoteCRTL1: you still around mate?
[10:22] <ziroday> JTR: correct, some apps might be different however and make sure you have all the dependencies
[10:22] <ziroday> !compile | JTR and read the INSTALL file
[10:22] <Bodsda> JTR: yes, you may need sudo for the make or make install (dont remember which)
[10:22] <koshar1> ﻿Petfrogg other than package managenet if your using the same window management what more other than possably more supported hardware are you hoping to acheive?
[10:23] <Petfrogg> koshar1: something that will gain my respect?
[10:23] <Petfrogg> it is the automaticupdate system that right now talks the most to me
[10:24] <ziroday> !offtopic | Petfrogg
[10:25] <JockyWilson> VLC output [00000572] main decoder error: decoder is leaking pictures, resetting the heap
[10:25] <JockyWilson> [00000594] main video output error: picture to date 0x927a344 has invalid status 6
[10:25] <JockyWilson> [00000594] main video output error: picture to display 0x927a344 has invalid status 6
[10:25] <Petfrogg> ziroday: i am just telling you what i think is better with Ubuntu
[10:25] <JockyWilson> any idea what this is?
[10:25] <ziroday> Petfrogg: great, and its a conversation better suited for #ubuntu-offtopic.
[10:25] <Petfrogg> so if praising it is offtopic then - what shall i talk about?
[10:25] <ziroday> Petfrogg: a support query, or helping someone out
[10:26] <ziroday> JockyWilson: looks like it doesn't like that codec you're using
[10:26] <JTR> ziroday, jesse@jesse-laptop:~/.wine-1.1.19$ ./configure
[10:26] <JTR> bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
[10:26] <ziroday> JTR: why are you compiling wine?
[10:26] <JTR> ziroday, because i don't want 1.0.1 but 1.1.19
[10:26] <rumpel> @JTR check, if "configure" is installed
[10:26] <ziroday> JockyWilson: I would try convert the .vob to something else
[10:26] <Petfrogg> ziroday: just helped nmvictor and ^Phantom^ out.
[10:27] <ziroday> rumpel: configure is not an application
[10:27] <ziroday> Petfrogg: awesome
[10:27] <InsertHome> hi, i'm trying to install php-gtk and when i do ./buildconf after getting src thru cvs, it says "/bin/sh: phpize: not found", i can't find phpize in package manager or anything, how do i get it?
[10:27] <ziroday> JTR: one sec, I think there is a repo :)
[10:27] <reid_> nm
[10:27] <rumpel> @ziroday so what is it?
[10:27] <ziroday> rumpel: a file
[10:27] <ziroday> rumpel: or in this case, a script
[10:27] <rumpel> dont think so
[10:28] <Bodsda> InsertHome: you need php5-dev which contains phpize
[10:28] <InsertHome> ty
[10:28] <Petfrogg> ziroday: I promise that i will help a person for everytime i am offtopic. That makes it 2-1 in the helping score!
[10:28] <Boohbah> JTR: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[10:28] <ziroday> JTR: take a look at http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[10:28] <ziroday> Boohbah: thanks :)
[10:29] <JTR> thanks a bunch
[10:29] <linky0ne> mounted a drive in /media/ and when i try umount it says inuse?
[10:29] <ziroday> linky0ne: how are you trying to unmount it?
[10:29] <ziroday> linky0ne: using umount?
[10:30] <Bodsda> linky0ne: make sure your not running a program from the drive, or looking at a document etc.
[10:32] <macfudd> is there a streaming text reader I can use to view huge text files?
[10:32] <ziroday> macfudd: less?
[10:32] <Bodsda> more?
[10:32] <Zedde> Have they removed ED from the new Ubuntu ?
[10:32] <macfudd> what?
[10:32] <ziroday> Zedde: what?
[10:33] <Bodsda> macfudd: cat /path/to/file.txt | less
[10:33] <macfudd> oh
[10:33] <macfudd> thank you
[10:33] <macfudd> "less"
[10:33] <ziroday> Bodsda: less is more :)
[10:33] <Bodsda> ziroday: more is less :)
[10:33] <rumpel> whats the difference between "less" and "more"? :)
[10:33]  * macfudd thanks Bodsda more
[10:33] <Zedde> ziroday: the text editor ed
[10:33] <magentar> most is best ;)
[10:33] <Bodsda> haha
[10:33] <magentar> it's even better than less ;)
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> !info ed
[10:33] <jedi06> how do you spellcheck a file
[10:33] <ziroday> Zedde: its still in the repo's
[10:34] <Bodsda> rumpel: the definition in the man page for less is "less is the opposite of more"
[10:34] <Bodsda> jedi06: open it in OOwriter or gedit?
[10:34] <Zedde> ziroday: I mean from the basic installation ? I just installed a 9.04 server VM minimal
[10:34] <ziroday> rumpel: do man less to see the differences
[10:34] <rumpel> @ Bodsda thank you very much for this handy information ;)
[10:34] <rumpel> lol
[10:34] <ziroday> Zedde: don't believe so, but nano is installed by default. Vim might be as well
[10:35] <rumpel> i cants handle this much help... thank you all ^^
[10:35] <jedi06> would vim do it Bodsda
[10:35] <Bodsda> rumpel: your welcome
[10:35] <rumpel> why not configure a bot, that just says something like "rtfm" every time a question pops up? ;)
[10:35] <Bodsda> jedi06: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=spell+checker+in+vim
[10:36] <ziroday> rumpel: thats an #ubuntu-offtopic question
[10:36] <Zedde> ziroday: okay just that I was using ED in a script and it worked OB in 8.10 but not in 9.04. I just added a installtion of ed in my script
[10:36] <Bodsda> rumpel: because that would be rude
[10:36] <rumpel> :P
[10:36] <ziroday> Zedde: yeah, the minimal install definitely would not have it
[10:36] <Bodsda> Zedde: according to ubottu ed is in the jaunty repo's as well
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-310014.html
[10:36] <Zedde> Bodsda: ya it was there :)
[10:36] <jedi06> it is an html file
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: aspell can do it at command line ;)
[10:37] <Bodsda> jedi06: you want to run a spell checker on a html file?
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: or: I use vim for my text editing. To spell check from inside vim you can use aspell. In command mode, type: :w !aspell -a
[10:37] <PROject-Emerald> what is the command to reset xorg.conf to its default? I messed something up and need to completely reset xorg.conf
[10:37] <jedi06> i want to spell check my .html file
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> PROject-Emerald: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[10:37] <Bodsda> PROject-Emerald: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[10:37] <Bodsda> sudo !!
[10:37] <ziroday> ActionParsnip wins!
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> PROject-Emerald: then hit ctrl+alt+backspace
[10:38] <PROject-Emerald> thanks
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> ziroday: i have my days
[10:38] <Bodsda> he always beats me
[10:38] <Zedde> ziroday: ya , I just checked the 8.10 minimal installtion I have ( running as my live server) didn't have it
[10:38] <fcr1> someone can I tell me how add codect g729 into ekiga
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> never stop believing. say no to acid!! I'd like to thank god, my sponsors, my parents
[10:38] <ziroday> Zedde: why not use nano instead? Its similar, and simple
[10:38] <Bodsda> !deflate_head | ActionParsnip
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> hheheeh
[10:39] <Bodsda> :)
[10:39] <drinkycrow> wat's wrong with gedit?
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> you really love me !
[10:39] <Bodsda> if you say so :P
[10:39] <linny> this may be a really stupid question but is it possible to ssh thru a proxy if so what type of proxy would one need
[10:39] <Armageddon> hello all
[10:39] <Bodsda> !hi | Armageddon
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> drinkycrow: if it can be done in terminal, why waste resources loading an app
[10:39] <drinkycrow> how much resource does gedit really take up?
[10:39] <Armageddon> thanks Bodsda
[10:40] <Bodsda> your welcome :)
[10:40]  * Bodsda forgot how nice this place was
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> drinkycrow: not much but efficiency is awesome
[10:40] <myself> hey i'm wondering, i have photoshop 7 with imageready installed, as well as gimp of course.. and I'm missing CS4 just a little because it could resize my animated gifs more than 7 or gimp can do.. are there any programs that can make gifs smaller than photoshop 7 or gimp? i can't get any of the later CS photoshops to really work on wine
[10:40] <Armageddon> guys i have a question, i have ubuntu 9.04 and i need to update it but i dont have access to the internet on it
[10:40] <drinkycrow> time efficiency just as much so as resource efficiency
[10:40] <Armageddon> can i do anything about it ?
[10:40] <jedi06> aspell -a didn't seem to do anything
[10:40] <myself> smaller sizei  mean
[10:40] <myself> resize to smaller size
[10:41] <fcr1> do you know ekiga softphone?
[10:41] <Bodsda> Armageddon: not really, but jaunty discussions are in #ubuntu+1 maybe they can help
[10:41] <satish> hi
[10:41] <ziroday> Armageddon: yep, you can use APTonCD or get synaptic to make a markings list for you. But since you're using jaunty you need to ask in #ubuntu+1
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> jedi06: read the post, it may help
[10:41] <Bodsda> ziroday: still doesnt help if he cant get online
[10:41] <Zedde> ziroday: dosn't matter , I install it in the script, I'm allready installing some other pkgs in it so one more will not do any harm
[10:41] <cousin_luigi> hello
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> !aptoncd | Armageddon
[10:41] <gordonjcp> Armageddon: of course, if you're not connected to the Internet, you don't need to worry about updates so much
[10:41] <cousin_luigi> anybody else with this: http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/2166/jaunty.jpg problem ?
[10:41] <ziroday> Bodsda: well he takes it another computer that is online
[10:41] <Armageddon> thanks both of you :)
[10:42] <Bodsda> ziroday: ah, good point, didnt think of that
[10:42] <drinkycrow> woah
[10:42] <drinkycrow> i don't even have opera in the repo
[10:42] <koshar1> has aptoncd got a usb option?
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> !opera
[10:42] <ziroday> cousin_luigi: whats the problem? (nice desktop)
[10:42] <cousin_luigi> ziroday: see arrow
[10:42] <cousin_luigi> :D
[10:42] <gordonjcp> ziroday: my thoughts exactly...
[10:42] <Armageddon> gordonjcp: what if nothing works yet ? no music, no videos not even the graohic card driver its kinda hard to work with it :)
[10:42] <Bodsda> cousin_luigi: yeah, i hate it when flowers get that big
[10:42] <cousin_luigi> the icon in the tray gets periodically corrupted
[10:43] <ziroday> cousin_luigi: oh sorry being blind. Erm thats opera playing up and no its never going to play nice.
[10:43] <ziroday> cousin_luigi: you could try alltray
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> opera rocks
[10:43] <cousin_luigi> ziroday: what's that?
[10:43] <ziroday> !info alltray > cousin_luigi
[10:43] <gordonjcp> Armageddon: you're going to need to connect it to the Internet to install a few packages then
[10:43] <toan> help me! how to use setfacl?
[10:43] <Bodsda> are there any light weight alternative web browsers? preferably not opera, epiphany or that think those kde people have
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> cousin_luigi: you can system tray ANY app (except terminal)
[10:43] <linny> this may be a really stupid question but is it possible to ssh thru a proxy if so what type of proxy would one need, my isp (virgin media uk) are having routing issues to OVH in france i cant acsess my server,i can however get there via http and ftp thru thier webcache.virginmeda:8080 i was wondering if i could do somthing similar to gain ssh axx
[10:43] <Bodsda> think = thing*
[10:43] <MaxxTaDeer> Hi!
[10:44] <myself> doooes anyone know of any software for linux that can optimize animated gifs (sizewise)?
[10:44] <InsertHome> dir
[10:44] <myself> better than photoshop 7 or gimp
[10:44] <swiftarrow> Bodsda, have you heard of swiftfox? I heard that it's a faster version of firefox
[10:44] <MaxxTaDeer> Hi to all)
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> !info kazehakase
[10:44] <satish> i have a problem
[10:44] <gordonjcp> toan: without wanting to sound rude, if you don't understand the manual for setfacl you should be leaving ACLs well alone
[10:44] <InsertHome> lol
[10:44] <ziroday> myself: imagemagick might
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> Bodsda: its the default in fluxbuntu which is light in itself
[10:44] <toan> yes
[10:45] <myself> hmm okay i'll check it out thank you ziroday
[10:45] <TheShahFactor> satish : shoot mate
[10:45] <Bodsda> linny: maybe this will help http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/trying-to-ssh-through-a-proxy-server-450005/
[10:45] <ziroday> satish: and we want to help!, whats not working?
[10:45] <MaxxTaDeer> who can help me??
[10:45] <Bodsda> swiftarrow: is it just as bloated as FF?
[10:45] <toan> please say with me how to use ACLs?
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> MaxxTaDeer: ask the room, it will reply iif it can
[10:45] <gordonjcp> toan: you don't
[10:45] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: does it do flash and java etc. nicely?
[10:45] <toan> yes
[10:45] <cousin_luigi> ActionParsnip: installing it now
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> Bodsda: can't see why not
[10:45] <ziroday> toan: just use normal file permissions with chmod
[10:45] <gordonjcp> toan: basically you need to read everything on the entire Internet and all the man pages before you even start
[10:46] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: groovy, downloading shortly -- cheers
[10:46] <MaxxTaDeer> how can i configure 3d cube in ubuntu?
[10:46] <toan> yes
[10:46] <ziroday> !ccsm | MaxxTaDeer
[10:46] <gordonjcp> toan: and then, when you start using ACLs, most of your system will mysteriously not work any more
[10:46] <toan> thank you!
[10:46] <toan> why?
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> cousin_luigi: its great with thunderbord which doesnt run in a tray, you can also assign a shortcut key to the tray'd app at execute time to pop it up and down :)
[10:46] <Petfrogg> remoteCTRL1: have you found your solution?
[10:46] <gordonjcp> toan: because ACLs break stuff
[10:46] <myself> what are ACLs
[10:46] <myself> :)
[10:47] <gordonjcp> toan: they are *never* the correct solution, unless you're using VMS where they're implemented correctly
[10:47] <erUSUL> myself: Access Control List
[10:47] <gordonjcp> myself: Access Control Lists
[10:47] <myself> oh hmm
[10:47] <gordonjcp> myself: they're a nuisance, and should really be removed
[10:47] <alzear> Hello. I thought I should install ubuntu/kubuntu on my fathers old computer (old os got virus, win ofc). The installation works fine, but when booting the computer for the first time and after the login the computer hangs, completly freezes. The only thing to do is to reboot. How shall I start search for errors on that?
[10:47] <erUSUL> gordonjcp: very strong opinion there. i'm sure there are other options
[10:47] <gordonjcp> erUSUL: probably
[10:47] <toan> thank you very much!
[10:48] <gordonjcp> erUSUL: but for 99.9999% of uses, ACLs are just going to give you more problems than they solve
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> alzear: did you md5 check the iso you downloaded as well as verify the disk was ok once burned?
[10:48] <Bodsda> MaxxTaDeer: I wrote this guide, should be usefull -- http://ubunturesources.ub.ohost.de/compiz.html
[10:48] <gordonjcp> erUSUL: put it this way, in all the time I've been using Unix, never mind Linux, I've never seen a good use-case for ACLs
[10:48] <alzear> ActionParsnip: Yes, I did. The disc was ok
[10:48] <erUSUL> gordonjcp: yep but there are cases where the u o g and r w x just does not cut it...
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> alzear: ok then try:
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | alzear
[10:49] <gordonjcp> erUSUL: find more than one example
[10:49] <MaxxTaDeer> Thank's )))
[10:49] <myself> hey i installed imagemagick but i can't find it in my "Graphics" list
[10:49] <Bodsda> MaxxTaDeer: your welcome
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> alzear: you may need some boot options (like no acpi, no dma) to get booted
[10:49] <myself> its not anywhere on the applications bar that i can see (imagemagick)
[10:49]  * Petfrogg heads back to work - if anyone needs me just call my name.
[10:50] <cousin_luigi> ActionParsnip: is there a way to have selected apps start in alltray?
[10:50] <InsertHome> php-gtk is hard to install: http://paste.ubuntu.com/155248/ is what i get
[10:50] <alzear> ActionParsnip: aha, ok, thanks. I will try it.
[10:50] <gordonjcp> InsertHome: why are you building from source?
[10:50] <erUSUL> gordonjcp: well i have helped people here with requeriments about file access did not fit on the unix model even given the fact that you can be on more than one group at a time (it was not allways the case)
[10:50] <alzear> ubottu: Thanks for the link
[10:50] <InsertHome> gordonjcp, i can't find a package
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> cousin_luigi: you can make a script for it, or modify the .desktop file
[10:51] <cousin_luigi> ActionParsnip: ok
[10:51] <cousin_luigi> thanks
[10:51] <gordonjcp> InsertHome: odd
[10:51] <myself> can't run imagemagick in terminal either, and it's installed
[10:52] <zjb> nice to meet you!
[10:52] <chris062689> Can someone help me compile a package?
[10:52] <Bodsda> InsertHome: there are some unoficial debs here -- http://php-gtk.cynix.info/
[10:52] <erUSUL> gordonjcp: for example how do you g about creating a folder where a set of users can create files but only can remove/writte the ones they created but not the ones owned by others ?
[10:52] <Bodsda> myself: what errors do you get when you run from terminal?
[10:53] <iceroot> what is the standard shell called (ctrl+alt+f1) bash? zsh? bourne shell? c-shell?
[10:53] <gordonjcp> erUSUL: that would be the 0.00001% of use cases
[10:53] <myself> bash: imagemagick: command not found
[10:53] <Bodsda> gordonjcp: ive used it for that purpose
[10:53] <lstarnes> iceroot: bash is the de facto standard shell, but users may use other shells
[10:54] <dassouki> i was wondering if there are any minimalist themes out there. Second of all, i wonder why my processor goes to 100% for a minute or two every hour
[10:54] <ding> 各位朋友好
[10:54] <erUSUL> !cn | ding
[10:54] <myself> ding that's beautiful
[10:54] <ding> 为什么这么都说ENGLISH
[10:54] <myself> :)
[10:54] <toan> why? root@MyLove:~# setfacl -m group:1002:r f1/
[10:54] <toan> setfacl: f1: Operation not supported
[10:54] <Bodsda> myself: sounds like its not installed
[10:54] <myself> i see, i installed it twice
[10:55] <koshar1> dassouki check with top, i would guess its beagle helper or scrollkeeper, or dbupdate ect
[10:55] <Bodsda> myself: or your spelling ti wrong, use tab complete -- image<tab>
[10:55] <zjb> 哈哈
[10:55] <myself> hmm i see
[10:55] <ding> 哦！！！！！！有一个SAY 中文了
[10:55] <myself> well okay, i gotta go to bed, thank you...ill try it out tomorrow
[10:55] <kane77> is there any nice (eyecandy) imageviewer using compiz? (like picasa on windows just dims everything and shows picture)
[10:56] <iceroot> myself: the program imagemagick is not called imagemagic in the shell. there a a lot of tools like tranfsorm if you install imagemagick but no tool called imagemagick
[10:56] <jarco> hello all. Where can i find a  list to see if my acer m661 is suported for ubuntu? (to see if it has no known problems). I want to make sure it will run smoothly here at my work
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> cousin_luigi: try: alltray -key Mod1+F12 -na firefox
[10:56] <ikonia> !away > Album|Awy
[10:56] <koshar1> jarco check the wifi, ethernet chipsets firstly
[10:57] <erUSUL> jarco: boot a livecd is the easiest way to find out the compability
[10:59] <penthief> Is therer a tool for turning a file with 300,000 lines each containing a single number, into a simple graph to show the spread of data?
[11:00] <erUSUL> penthief: use gnuplot
[11:00] <koshar1> penthief a spreadsheet
[11:00] <penthief> koshar1: max 65000 lines
[11:00] <Uqbar> gnuplot
[11:00] <L3dPlatedLinux> how would i fix something to do with rpcbind being on 127.0.0.1? i think something like that is messing me up
[11:01] <toan> setfacl: f1: Operation not supported
[11:01] <babulal> hello everyone
[11:01] <Bodsda> !hi | babulal
[11:01] <babulal> hi
[11:01] <BlackDex> Hello there..
[11:02] <erUSUL> penthief: or if you want something fancier use R the statistical package
[11:02] <BlackDex> is there a way to have nautilus always use tabs instead of opening a new window?
[11:02] <babulal> can anybody tell me how to install spidermonkey javascript in ubuntu 8.10
[11:02] <babulal> ?
[11:02] <penthief> Thanks everyone
[11:02] <imachine> can anyone help me with a Linux question?
[11:02] <Bodsda> ask away
[11:03] <babulal> how to configure that spidermonkey javascript in ubuntu 8.10
[11:03] <babulal> ?
[11:03] <babulal> ??
[11:03] <Bodsda> !patience | babulal
[11:03] <babulal> ok thanks ubottu
[11:04] <imachine> Bodsda, I have a problem with a usb floppy drive
[11:04] <babulal> sorry for inconve.
[11:04] <imachine> Bodsda, I need to change it's label
[11:04] <[EGC-i]ThinIce> Hi all. When running firefox, I get the following error back and it won't start. any ideas? Inconsistency detected by ld.so: ../sysdeps/x86_64/dl-machine.h: 416: elf_machine_rela_relative: Assertion `((reloc->r_info) & 0xffffffff) == 8' failed!
[11:04] <imachine> Bodsda, however, since it comes up as /dev/sd* fdformat doesn't work. neither does gparted or cfdisk (can't see parition)
[11:04] <imachine> Bodsda, any ideas?
[11:05] <babulal> ubottu: what was that ?
[11:05] <babulal> ?
[11:05] <imachine> I do have a window$ machine I can use and probably will, eventually. tho I do want to know how to do it underLinux
Sorry but i can't find compizconfig-settings-manager))) how can i do??
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> [EGC-i]ThinIce: have you tried reinstalling firefox, have you tried creating a new profile using    firefox -p
[11:05] <koshar1> imachine can you use gparted
[11:06] <babulal> i have to configure spidermonkey in my ubuntu 8.10. how to do that...?
[11:06] <eago> hi
[11:06] <babulal> hi
[11:06] <eago> what firewall should I use with ubuntu?
[11:06] <joe__> niya!
[11:06] <zjb> when i install a software ,there was an error "Wrong architecture'i386",what should i do?
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> !firewall
[11:06] <eago> thankyou
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> eago: if you use a router its not really necessary
[11:07] <eago> ok
[11:07] <zjb> an error "Wrong architecture'i386",what should i do?
[11:07] <pvh_sa|wrk> got a wierd problem here... all the ubuntu machines and macs in the lab can't load facebook. all the windows machines can. any idea what could be causing something like that??
[11:07] <babulal> ?
[11:07] <erUSUL> zjb: find a deb for 64 bits
[11:08] <eago> my main concern is someone being able to get my passwords.. with a keylogger or somehting like that
[11:08] <erUSUL> pvh_sa|wrk: what is the error?
[11:08] <zjb> thank U
[11:08] <sith-lord> private
[11:08] <imachine> koshar1, like I said, no
[11:08] <imachine> koshar1, neither cfdisk nor gparted recognize the parition on the floppy
[11:08] <Kartagis> can anyone help me with fontforge?
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> zjb: get the 64bit deb, or in stall ia32-libs then install it with --force-all
[11:08] <ziroday> eago: you're fine
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> zjb: you can run 32bit apps on 64bit linux using ia32-libs
[11:09] <pvh_sa|wrk> erUSUL, first page of fb loads. then if you try and load anything else, no go. i looked at the net traffic - http being sent to the fb server, and no http coming back
[11:09] <macfudd> is there a streaming text parser that I can use to read HUGE text files with that will not use up all my ram when searching?
[11:09] <pvh_sa|wrk> macfudd, what kind of search?
[11:10] <ziroday> macfudd: cat /path/to/file | grep keyword work?
[11:10] <sauvin> what kind of parsing?
[11:10] <^Phantom^>  can't be installed on your computer type (i386)
[11:10] <^Phantom^> [04:09] <^Phantom^> Either the application requires special hardware feature or the vendor decided not to support your computer type
[11:10] <macfudd> I have a 20 GB database dump
[11:10] <cousin_luigi> imachine: you can have partitions on floppies?:O
[11:10] <macfudd> and I am fine with just searching and parsing the XML
[11:11] <^Phantom^> i get that message for EVERYTHING i try to install with ubuntu
[11:11] <^Phantom^> what the crap?
[11:11] <macfudd> but I used less and it used up all my ram and died
[11:11] <nnull> ziroday, cd to the directory the file you want to cat is then just "cat file.txt | grep keyword"
[11:11] <babulal> how to configure that spidermonkey javascript in ubuntu 8.10?
[11:11] <babulal> can anybody tell me how to install spidermonkey javascript in ubuntu 8.10?
[11:11] <Boohbah> macfudd: sed
[11:11] <erUSUL> pvh_sa|wrk: you may try something... « echo 1 | sudo tee /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_window_scaling » on a linux box..
[11:11] <koshar1> macfudd thats a huge dump, you must eat a lot of fibre
[11:12] <^Phantom^> i could install things with the live cde
[11:12] <^Phantom^> cd*
[11:12] <^Phantom^> but after ubuntu was on the machine physically it refuses to download and/or install anything
[11:12] <erUSUL> ^Phantom^: do you  instaled 32 or 64 bit ubuntu ?
[11:13] <^Phantom^> 32
[11:13] <pvh_sa|wrk> erUSUL, ok, that responds 1... should i be changing that?
[11:13] <Boohbah> babulal: sudo apt-get install libmozjs-dev
[11:13] <mgu> \j #ubuntu-fr
[11:13] <erUSUL> pvh_sa|wrk: no; now try to load fb
[11:13] <koshar1> ^Phantom^ hdd space?
[11:13] <akritiko> hello guys
[11:13] <^Phantom^> 200+ GB
[11:14] <Boohbah> !hi | akritiko
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> ^Phantom^: do you have a valid IP for your network?
[11:14] <^Phantom^> this is a fresh install
[11:14] <^Phantom^> yeah
[11:14] <akritiko> I face a serious problem in installing Wordnet 2.0 to Ubuntu 8.10. Does anybody have a clue?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> ^Phantom^: ok can you give us the output of uname -a
[11:14] <s3r3n1t7> akritiko, how can we have a clue without what is going wrong ;-)
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> !info wordnet
[11:14] <akritiko> true
[11:14] <akritiko> first of all I need the version 2
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> !info wordnet jaunty
[11:15] <jigp> hello guys what is the correct proxy? findot.com findthat.com?
[11:15] <akritiko> not 3 which is correctly installed using apt-get
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> akritiko: try to find a ppa repo with it on, or compile the source
[11:15] <babulal> Boohbah: then?
[11:16] <babulal> Boohbah: now what to do?
[11:16] <^Phantom^> Linux phantom-laptop 2.6.22-14-generic #1 SMP Sun Oct 14 23:05:12 GMT 2007 i686 GNU/Linux
[11:16] <akritiko> what exactly is a ppa repo?
[11:16] <gorthaug> hi, anybody have Ubuntu packages for audacious 2.0 alpha1?
[11:16] <babulal> Boohbah: how to configure that. or how to execute?
[11:16] <erUSUL> akritiko: a repositorie created by a launchpad user for personal packages
[11:16] <erUSUL> !ppa
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> akritiko: its a personal package archive, some 3rd party repo you can add and use
[11:16] <^Phantom^> ^that's the output
[11:16] <babulal> i am new in ubuntu
[11:17] <pvh_sa|wrk> erUSUL, ok, that didn't change anything :P
[11:17] <akritiko> i see
[11:17] <akritiko> i'll check it
[11:17] <akritiko> tnx a lto
[11:17] <akritiko> tlo*
[11:17] <jamieleshaw> !bot
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> ^Phantom^: can you pastebin the output of sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get upgrade
[11:17] <akritiko> lot***
[11:17] <FloodBot1> akritiko: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:17] <erUSUL> pvh_sa|wrk: my bad is « echo 0 | sudo tee /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_window_scaling » on a linux box..
[11:18] <erUSUL> pvh_sa|wrk: to disable the scaling...
[11:18] <jamieleshaw> !floodbot
[11:18] <erUSUL> pvh_sa|wrk: 1 is to enable it again
[11:18] <pvh_sa|wrk> erUSUL, ah, that kinda makes more sense
[11:18] <jamieleshaw> !Pricey
[11:18] <akritiko> sorry
[11:18] <lirvan> hello
[11:19] <lirvan> i ran ubuntu live cd and the internet is not working
[11:19] <lirvan> what now
[11:19] <ziroday> lirvan: wired or wireless?
[11:19] <lirvan> wired
[11:20] <babulal> Boohbah: now what to do?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: can you run:   lspci | grep -i ethernet
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: one line will identify the wired device, type its name here
[11:21] <^Phantom^> http://pastebin.com/m68bd7e1f
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> !gutsy
[11:22] <jamieleshaw> !operator
[11:23] <jamieleshaw> !op
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> ^Phantom^: gutsy is dead dude, 18th April 2009
[11:23] <Myrtti> jamieleshaw: WHAT?!
[11:24] <gordonjcp> Myrtti: morning
[11:24] <^Phantom^> okay
[11:24] <^Phantom^> but
[11:24] <Myrtti> gordonjcp: grr
[11:24] <Bodsda> why were ops called??
[11:24] <^Phantom^> what did you need that info?
[11:24] <ziroday> Bodsda: accident
[11:24] <^Phantom^> just so you could tell me i am running an old ubuntu?
[11:24] <Bodsda> ziroday: hardly an accident as he tried operators first
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> ^Phantom^: well its old ni the fact that there are no more updates for it
[11:25] <^Phantom^> i could have told myself that
[11:25] <s3r3n1t7> When i use dual screens, with the Dual X Mode, i can't do anything with the gnome panels on the secondary screen or the panels from both the primary and secondary screen will just freeze. I've attempted to restart the panels, checked the logs, but nothing seems to work. It's worthwhile to note that when creating 1 large virtual desktop it works just fine.
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> ^Phantom^: you can compile the source for apps but i suggest jumping to hardy / intrepid / jaunty
[11:25] <Petfrogg> ^Phantom^: check the chan
[11:25] <^Phantom^> how about the add/re=
[11:25]  * ^Phantom^ looks
what do i do
[11:26] <^Phantom^> k
[11:26] <^Phantom^> anyhway
[11:26] <^Phantom^> how about the add/remove programs thing?
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: run the command I gave in terminal and identify your network card for us
[11:26] <zetheroo> where can i see any errors my printer might be giving?
[11:27] <erUSUL> zetheroo: on the cups logs... /var/log/cups/*
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: open terminal, then type the command, reply here, do not PM me
[11:28] <lirvan> my network adapter is realtekRTL8139/810x FamilyFASt ethernet
[11:28] <^Phantom^> i need to get to sleep anyway
[11:28] <^Phantom^> i'll deal with this later, i guess
[11:28] <lirvan> i am unable to cinnect to internet . iam comopletelty new to linux.
[11:28] <zetheroo> ﻿erUSUL: thanks ... how do i open the log files?
[11:28] <^Phantom^> or juts get rid of grub and go back to plain old windows
[11:29] <erUSUL> zetheroo: you can use "less" the pager
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: like i said : in termminal   type    lspci | grep -i ethernet
[11:29] <^Phantom^> cause eveytime i've ever installed linux, couldn't install a damn app for it
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> !terminal | lirvan
[11:29] <zetheroo> ﻿erUSUL: "less" ? through the terminal?
[11:29] <erUSUL> zetheroo: yes
[11:30] <zetheroo> ﻿erUSUL: like "less error_log"
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: press alt + f2   type   terminal and press enter, that will run a terminal, you can then type the command
[11:30] <erUSUL> zetheroo: yes
[11:31] <lirvan> i am in windows right now
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: well then thats no good to us is it
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: write the commands down and boot to linux
[11:32] <lirvan> ok tell everyhting that i need to write
[11:32] <koshar1> lirvan or copy and paste the commands to a usb stick and mount it in linux
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: press alt+f2   type terminal   press enter
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: in terminal type:
[11:32] <lirvan> yes
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: lspci | grep -i ether
[11:32] <lirvan> yes
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: the | is a 'pipe' character
[11:33] <ziroday> lirvan: also the output of ifconfig -a | grep eth
[11:33] <zetheroo> ﻿erUSUL: thanks that worked
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: one line will identify your device, write down EXACTLY what it says it is then head back here and tell us
[11:33] <^Phantom^> i can boot into windows
[11:33] <lirvan> i can tell u what mt device is from windows cant i
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: it may be different in linux so we need to know what linux sees it as as we are setting up linux
[11:34] <^Phantom^> can i get rid of grub and restore the MBR for booting up just windows?
[11:34] <lirvan> o is that so
[11:34] <lirvan> ok then
[11:34] <^Phantom^> from within windows
[11:35] <Bodsda> ^Phantom^: restore it from windows recovery console with 'fixmbr'
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> ^Phantom^: sure, use your xp cd to rrestore the boot partition, for instructions ask in ##windows
[11:35] <Andre> hi all
[11:35] <Ademan> is anyone using festival successfully on jaunty?  (this may apply to intrepid as well, but then again maybe not)  festival needs /dev/dsp, which i try and provide by using padsp, but I don't get any sound, and festival seems to hang, I have to ctrl+c to kill it.  (the full command I'm using is: padsp -d festival --tts words )
[11:35] <drinkycrow> ^Phantom^: use your recovery cd and fixboot and fixmbr
[11:35] <^Phantom^> no recovery cd
[11:36] <Andre> I need the command syntax to mount a remote windows nfs drive on ubuntu 8.04 server - Please
[11:36] <^Phantom^> will that get rid of grub?
[11:36] <^Phantom^> and put me back to my windows-only state?
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> ^Phantom^: you need to find some form of media to reinstate the MBR, ask in ##windows for advice ono solutions
[11:36] <Ademan> ^Phantom^: alternatively, what's wrong with grub? you can use it to boot just windows
[11:37] <erUSUL> ^Phantom^: you will have to reformat the partitons ubuntu used
[11:37] <zetheroo> I think I may not have full rights to my printer ... how can I check this/
[11:37] <zetheroo> ?
[11:37] <^Phantom^> erUSUL i have ubuntu on an external drive so :D
[11:37] <zetheroo> here are the last few lines of the error_log file :
[11:37] <zetheroo> E [21/Apr/2009:19:47:41 +0930] CUPS-Add-Modify-Printer: Unauthorized
[11:37] <zetheroo> E [21/Apr/2009:19:47:51 +0930] CUPS-Add-Modify-Printer: Unauthorized
[11:37] <zetheroo> E [21/Apr/2009:19:48:12 +0930] CUPS-Set-Default: Unauthorized
[11:37] <FloodBot1> zetheroo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:38] <booter> hi folks, i was wondering if there is a weather app to dl?
[11:38] <Time`s_Witness> how can i define a particular resolution <rows> x <columns> in console text mode please? :s
[11:38] <erUSUL> zetheroo: well that's spected for a user you can not set default printer nor add or remove printers
[11:38] <booter> like a desktop that gives you the temperature and shit
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> zetheroo: use pastebin please, flooding the channel is not cool
[11:38] <erUSUL> zetheroo: unless you use sudo/gksudo
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> !ohmy | booter
[11:38] <ziroday> booter: watch the language, and take a look at conky and screenlets
[11:38] <gordonjcp> booter: yes, right-click on the panel and "Add to Panel"
[11:39] <zetheroo> ﻿erUSUL: but i should be able to print right?
[11:39] <erUSUL> zetheroo: yes
[11:39] <knulfine> what could be the reason, that sound doesn't work?
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> booter: you can get desklets and superkaramba to do that
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> knulfine: no drivers, poor onfig, low volume
[11:39] <booter> haha where do i start?
[11:39] <gordonjcp> booter: surprisingly enough "Weather Report" is near the bottom of that alphabetically-sorted list
[11:40] <knulfine> thanks ActionParsnip and how do I know which driver I need?
[11:40] <zetheroo> ﻿erUSUL: PID 28722 (/usr/lib/cups/filter/pips-wrapper) stopped with status 8!
[11:40] <zetheroo> ﻿erUSUL: thats another repeasted error
[11:40] <erUSUL> zetheroo: i dunno what that may be... do a google search about it...
[11:40] <booter> i dont have a listing for weather report on my add/remove
[11:40] <booter> but i have to go to work so ill play around later tonight mabye'
[11:40] <booter> thanks tho!
[11:41] <abdullah> Anyone can help me
[11:41] <abdullah> ?
[11:41] <gordonjcp> booter: add/remove isn't what you're looking for
[11:41] <zetheroo> ok
[11:41] <Bodsda> abdullah: sure, let me telnet into your brain to discover the issue
[11:41] <gordonjcp> abdullah: not if you don't ask your question
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> knulfine: lspci | grep -i audio will show you what your soundcard is, ou caan websearch for guides from that
[11:41] <knulfine> cool thanks ActionParsnip
[11:41] <abdullah> how to connect #sleepers/ircnet
[11:41] <toan> co ai o viet nam khong nhi?
[11:42] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: asounconf list    will list sound cards
[11:42] <Bodsda> abdullah: /server <servername>  /j #channel
[11:42] <gordonjcp> abdullah: pretty much the same way you connected here
[11:43] <abdullah> I try yo connect on server list but it writes
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> knulfine: what Bodsda said too ;)
[11:43] <abdullah> I misspelled it
[11:43] <alzear> ActionParsnip: Hello again. I have tested almost all boot options but no difference. When booting the computer freezes when after a while when starting x. I can see that it can show the mousepointer and some background. But then it dies completely, not even ssh works to it...
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> abdullah: can you ping the server name?
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> alzear: can you boot to recovery root console and install updates from there with: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[11:44] <jms32> Can someone help me with hardware (non software) ?
[11:44] <DeFi> Does anyone know if a window manager exists for handling a single window? I need to create a setup where only firefox is open and stays running at all times with nothing else...
[11:44] <Andre> if I want to mount from linux to windows, what is the default port linux try to mount the remote drive. I might have a Firewall preventing the connection
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> alzear: you may also want to try: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg in the recovery console
[11:45] <alzear> ActionParsnip: Haven't tested. But I will try it
[11:45] <Bodsda> Andre: depends what protocol your using to connect, look into samba for network file access between linux + windows
[11:45] <bazhang> !vn > toan
[11:45] <rumpel> @Andre shared Directory between linux and windows over network?
[11:45] <Bodsda> !samba | Andre
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> good ol samba
[11:47] <mrob> good morning
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> !HI | mrob
[11:48] <rcarnevale> Hi all. I'm buying a Dell Power Edge w/ PERC6/i SAS Raid controller. Has anyone experince on this platform?
[11:49] <warty> help me in roumanian plz
[11:49] <abdullah> it writes TheHIK #sleepers/ircnet
[11:49] <Bodsda> long shot
[11:49] <Bodsda> !romanian
[11:49] <abdullah> how can I connect
[11:49] <abdullah> ?
[11:49] <Bodsda> w00t, go ubuntu translators/romanian community
[11:50] <Bodsda> warty: join #ubuntu-ro
[11:50] <abdullah> !TheHIK #sleepers/ircnet
[11:50] <Bodsda> abdullah: joining different servers is an irc issue not an ubuntu technical problem, please stay on topic
[11:50] <lirvan> hello
[11:50] <Bodsda> hi lirvan
[11:51] <MaT-dg> my networkmanager doesn't show me/let me connect to any secured networks from time to time (intrepid)
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: ok, what you go
[11:51] <lirvan> bodsda there werw some people here helping me they have disappeared
[11:51] <Bodsda> lirvan: their probably about, who were thay?
[11:52] <lirvan> their name started with a and the other with z
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: it was me, you can ask anyone you know
[11:52] <Bodsda> lirvan: ActionParsnip and zetheroo ?
[11:52] <lirvan> yes
[11:52] <lirvan> here he is
[11:52] <zetheroo> how do I gain full access to the printing side of things?
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: once you know the device make and model you can ask anyone
[11:53] <lirvan> this is what i got
[11:53] <zetheroo> ﻿Bodsda: uh yes?
[11:53] <Bodsda> zetheroo: sorry, bad ping
[11:53] <zetheroo> ﻿Bodsda: no worries
[11:54] <Bodsda> zetheroo: it appears that read permissions are all that are necessary to print a document
[11:54] <lirvan> 01:05.0 ethernet controller: realtek semiconductor co., ltd. RTL-8139/8139C/8139 CT (rev 10)
[11:54] <zetheroo> ﻿Bodsda: well I think I need a whole lot more than that :)
[11:55] <Bodsda> zetheroo: ok, what happens when you try to print a file?
[11:55] <lirvan> 01:05.0 ethernet controller: realtek semiconductor co., ltd. RTL-8139/8139C/8139 CT (rev 10)
[11:55] <Bodsda> lirvan: could you restate the issue so that people know what to do with that information :)
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=671368
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> Bodsda: no wired internet
[11:56] <zetheroo> ﻿Bodsda: the priinter mkes noise as if its going to print and the status is "processing" ... then it get quiet adn the status is "completed" but nothing has printed
[11:56] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: oh, that 'is' an issue :)
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> Bodsda: kinda
[11:56] <MaT-dg1> my networkmanager doesn't show me/let me connect to any secured networks from time to time (intrepid)
[11:56] <zetheroo> ﻿Bodsda: I checked the error log and I am getting a lot of this:  Job stopped due to filter errors.
[11:57] <zetheroo> ﻿Bodsda: and this: PID 28722 (/usr/lib/cups/filter/pips-wrapper) stopped with status 8!
[11:57] <Ljorring> there is a slight delay on my mouse click - it's almost unable to use mouse gestures. I have fixed it once, and I remember it to be in Xorg.conf. Can someone help?
[11:58] <ziroday> Ljorring: no promises, but what type of mouse is it?
[11:58] <Ljorring> USB 5 button intelli mouse explorer 3.0
[11:58] <Ljorring> ziroday: USB 5 button intelli mouse explorer 3.0
[11:58] <ziroday> Ljorring: can you pastebin the output of lsusb please
[11:58] <Ljorring> ziroday: just a sec
i read the link . i am afraid i dont understand it
[12:00] <Bodsda> zetheroo: sorry, im drawing a blank on googling for the problem, no idea whats causing it
[12:00] <Ljorring> ziroday: http://pastebin.com/m1cf0d0c5
[12:00] <ocrio> I'm new to linux. how can i launch a script from terminal?
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: boot back to linux and run those command that are recommended
[12:00] <zetheroo> ﻿Bodsda: yeah ok .. I was also getting nowhere ...
[12:00] <ziroday> ocrio: ./script
[12:00] <Bodsda> ocrio: cd /path/to/script/directory; ./script_name.sh
[12:00] <zetheroo> ﻿Bodsda: is there a way to update CUPS? ... would that help?
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> ocrio: it will need to be   chmod +x <srciptname>
[12:00] <ziroday> ocrio: or just do /path/to/script.sh
[12:01] <ziroday> Ljorring: looking :)
[12:01] <lirvan> i will if u give me a clue about whats going on
[12:01] <Bodsda> zetheroo: you could try the standard   update && upgrade   but apart from that i dont know
[12:01] <ocrio> how can i get path? cd is not mounted
[12:01] <zetheroo> ﻿Bodsda: ok thanks ...
[12:02] <Bodsda> ocrio: cd is a command to 'change directory'
[12:02] <Ljorring> ziroday: thanks :) as I said, I fixed the same symptom on another computer - I remember it to involve the 'xorg.conf'
[12:02] <Bodsda> ocrio: where is the script? on the desktop?
[12:02] <ocrio> i mean now cd is a compact disc
[12:02] <ziroday> Ljorring: tried doing what https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/107876 recommends?
[12:02] <Ljorring> ziroday: but that was long time ago
[12:02] <Ljorring> ziroday: oki, thanks, Ill have a look
[12:02] <ziroday> Ljorring: and you could compare xorg.conf's :)
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: yes, if you see the device listed and its ok then you have won most of the battel
[12:02] <Bodsda> ocrio: where is this script, is it on your desktop?
[12:03] <ocrio> Bodsda, script is on a CD.
if u just give me a clue about whats going on i think it will be much easier for me.
[12:03] <ocrio> and it's not mounted automatically
[12:03] <knulfine> u know if there's 9.04 available, yet?
[12:03] <Bodsda> ocrio: oh, sorry i see, the cd isnt mounted?
[12:03] <ziroday> !jaunty | knulfine
[12:03] <ocrio> yeah
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: you need to run: ifconfig; sudo lshw -C network     to see whats going on
[12:03] <knulfine> thanks
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: you may find that this command makes everything nice: sudo ifup eth0
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: the ifconfig command will show you what network devices you have, do the same for the names of all the devices
[12:05] <Bodsda> ocrio: can you pastebin the output of   ls -lah /dev | grep -i cd
[12:05] <Bodsda> !paste | ocrio
[12:06] <ocrio> Bodsda, trying... give me a minute
[12:06] <Bodsda> ty
if you tell me how long this is going to take i can better prepare my ind. right now i cant make the head or tail of this problem
[12:09] <ocrio> Bodsda, feeling like 5 day kid, how just to copy-paset it?
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: it'll take as long as it takes
[12:09] <ocrio> *paste
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: you need the output of those commands
[12:09] <Bodsda> ocrio: no, copy and paste it to this site -- paste.ubuntu.com -- dont worry, we were all new once
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: also try the sudo ifup eth0   command to see if it brings joy
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: youor card is qurky in linux so you have a bit of work to do to get it working
[12:10] <ocrio> how to get it from terminal? manually retyping? :))
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: I can't say "this will take 20 mins" because it might not, it might take seconds, it might take days
[12:11] <Bodsda> ocrio: no, get it the same way as always, highlight, right click 'copy'
[12:11] <ocrio> right clicking doesnt'work :))
[12:11] <nagaraj> my ethernet is not working properly..so i connected internet via USB in windows..how to connect it in ubuntu..please help!!
[12:12] <koshar1> ActionParsnip how come it would have worked with the live disc then
[12:12] <Bodsda> ocrio: ok, installing a small rpogram is the simplest -- run this -- "sudo apt-get install pastebinit && ls -lah /dev | grep -i cd | pastebinit"        without the quotes
[12:12] <Bodsda> ocrio: it should, when finished, display a url, if you could just supply me with that please :)
[12:13] <recruit> I want to connect TheHIK #sleepers/ircnet
[12:13] <recruit> how to do it
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> koshar1: my guessis that the device is 'down'
[12:13] <Bodsda> recruit: dont just change your nick and come back asking the sma equestion, your are being offtopic, please stop
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> koshar1: but installed and ready
[12:13] <Bodsda> same*
[12:13] <Kuun-Lann> hello
comment on this link pls . it seems relevant.https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-network/+bug/35683
[12:14] <Bodsda> !hi | Kuun-Lann
[12:14] <Kuun-Lann> =)
[12:14] <Bodsda> damn bot is slow today
[12:14] <Bodsda> there we go
[12:14] <Kuun-Lann> bots are my friends lol :D
[12:15] <ziroday> recruit: by using your IRC client
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: possibly a factor
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: if you run  ifconfi eth0   do you have a valid IP address?
[12:15] <ocrio> Bodsda http://pastebin.com/f5bd18a9e
[12:15] <ziroday> recruit: please don't PM. Explain what is wrong in channel
[12:16] <recruit> I use xchat
[12:16] <ziroday> recruit: also xchat has their own help channel in #xchat
[12:16] <recruit> noone helps
[12:16] <recruit> in there
[12:16] <Kuun-Lann> i got a question : i try to set up a ftp server with pure-ftpd .. And i create a dyndns account to redirect my IP adress and i'm using ddclient .. When i ping the domain it works but i can't connect to my server FTP with ftp://mydomain.org .. any ideas ?
[12:16] <sluimers> I'm trying to run a tomcat server on port 80 on a free domain name. I've now succesfully managed to get tomcat running on port 8081 on my server computer, but when I type the url it doesn't seem to find it.
[12:16] <gordonjcp> recruit: how did you connect to this channel?
[12:17] <Bodsda> ocrio: ok, and the same with the following command please "ls -lah /media"
[12:17] <recruit> from networks list
[12:18] <recruit> automatically logged in this channel
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> recruit: then add another network (maybe)
[12:18] <sluimers> I got tomcat running on port 8080 on my desktop computer and it DOES find it there and I've got a server program running on my server computer on port 80 which is also found, but it's not tomcat.
[12:18] <recruit> no it doesnt worked
[12:18] <recruit> it didnt work
[12:18] <sluimers> I'm utterly confused now
[12:18] <Bodsda> recruit, what is the name of the server? for example you are on  irc.freenode.net  at the moment
[12:18] <ubuntistas> why i cannot watch vidoes in the site of apple via ubuntu?
[12:19] <ocrio> http://pastebin.com/f2c7b23fc
[12:19] <Bodsda> cheers
[12:19] <ziroday> ubuntistas: works here, does youtube work?
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> ubuntistas: what format are they?
[12:19] <recruit> how can I learn that
[12:19] <ubuntistas> yeah other videos sites work
[12:19] <Bodsda> ocrio: does "ls -lah /media/cdrom0" show anything?
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> recruit: is flash ok on your system?
[12:20] <digdeep> sluimer: is it like http://localhost:8080/something & http://localhost:80/whatever
[12:20] <recruit> yes
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> recruit: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&oi=video_result&ct=res&cd=2&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D__5imjJtoAc&ei=1qvtSe7OMpGEtwfewfnVDw&usg=AFQjCNEWLhiWsoIGswXUZW7knNqxFmbANw
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> i hate googles stupid links
[12:20] <ubuntistas> probably quictime
[12:20] <ocrio> . and ..
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> !quicktime
[12:21] <Bodsda> ocrio: ok how about "ls -lah /media/cdrom"
[12:21] <ocrio> ls -lah /media/cdrom
[12:21] <ocrio> oopops
[12:21] <Bodsda> :)
[12:21] <recruit> thanks
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> recruit: websearching is your frined
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> *friend
[12:22] <lirvan> if i dont have an ip address what should i do and if i have one what then . hope you understand that it is rather difficult to switch between operating systems to report the results of these commands.so pls tell me more before i try if config etc
[12:22] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: you realise youve been giving somebody with an xchat issue help with multimedia issues yeah?
[12:22] <ocrio> lrwxlrwxlrwx 1 root root 6 2009-04-21 10:13 /media/cdrom ->cdrom0
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> Bodsda: no, i wanted to know if flash was ok so I could give a youtube howto video
[12:22] <Bodsda> ocrio: ok, try   mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom0
if i dont have an ip address what should i do and if i have one what then . hope you understand that it is rather difficult to switch between operating systems to report the results of these commands.so pls tell me more before i try if config etc
[12:23] <ubuntistas> yeah nothing i installed restricted extras but doesn't play videos in apple site
[12:23] <ziroday> ubuntistas: try download them first
[12:23] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: I think it was ubuntistas who had the video issues, recruit wanted to join a different irc server... or am i missing something?
[12:23] <aktora> how to start mysql in putty?
[12:24] <ubuntistas> ziroday i installed them
[12:24] <guest_007> Anyone have 64 bit OS?
[12:24] <ocrio> only root can do that, should i try sudo -i?
[12:24] <Bodsda> guest_007: yep
[12:24] <ziroday> ubuntistas: the videos I'm referring to
[12:24] <Bodsda> ocrio: no, just type "sudo !!"
[12:24] <ocrio> sudo mount ...
[12:24] <ocrio> ?
[12:24] <guest_007> Bodsda: can you send me the find program. i have failed os and can't get it to find out what's happened :(
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: ok run this: sudo ifup eth0
[12:25] <guest_007> /usr/bin/find
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: by default it should gain dhcp
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: if not you should check the cable is in properly between the pc and interconnection device
[12:25] <LordMetroid> What happen to all the config files?
[12:25] <aktora> how to start mysql in putty?
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: if the lights are not flashing the connection is not all the way in, in the network ports or the cable has a break
[12:25] <ubuntistas> ziroday i cannot download the new tv ads and the formats of video in apple site are different
[12:26] <ocrio> think it's mounted
[12:26] <Bodsda> guest_007: ocrio  " sudo mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom0 "
[12:26] <LordMetroid> I installed PostgreSQL but there are no config files in /etc/postgres/...
[12:26] <ubunewbie> hello all, ubuntu won't shut down completely. i goes through the motions and seems to freeze at a black screen with flashing cursor. any ideas?
[12:26] <ocrio> how can i check this?
[12:26] <guest_007> Bodsda: i don't have cdrom available :)
[12:26] <ocrio> aha
[12:26] <ubuntistas> ziroday some time ago i could watch them but now no
[12:26] <ocrio> mounted, thnx
[12:26] <Bodsda> guest_007: download the deb form packages.ubuntu.com
[12:27] <ubuntistas> what';s going on
[12:27] <Bodsda> ocrio: everything sorted?
[12:27] <aktora> how do i set field 0 to 1 for my joomla plugin in mysql?
[12:27] <Bodsda> guest_007: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/findutils
[12:27]  * Bodsda is afk
[12:27] <guest_007> Bodsda: i've found it, thnx
[12:27] <digdeep> aktora: try /etc/init.d/mysql start in putty
[12:27] <ocrio> now thinking... guess it's not the disk i wanted... Virtual machine problem i guess
[12:27] <Firefishe> is there any reason why amarok 1 is the default amarok for 8.10 instead of amarok 2?
[12:27] <guest_007> I thought that it is in base system
[12:29] <ocrio> Bodsda, thanks, great support, brb to annoy you with my questions :))
[12:29] <ubuntistas> why i cannot watch vidoes in the site of apple via ubuntu?
[12:30] <ubunewbie> hi everyone, please help. ubuntu freezes on shut down! what to do?
[12:30] <kuun-lann> lo back
[12:31] <Nort> how setup pppoe
[12:31] <Nort> in Ubuntu minimal CD
[12:31] <Nort> i need adsl connection for download packages
[12:33] <ubuntistas> ?
 do you think this is the solutionhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=538448
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> lirvan: try it ;D
[12:34] <Nort> help
[12:35] <Bodsda> !helpme | Nort
[12:38] <ocrio> good day everyone.
[12:38] <Bodsda> wb ocrio
[12:38] <gordonjcp> ocrio: ... except for where it's night ;-)
[12:38] <ocrio> Bodsda, can i get some more help? :)
[12:38] <ocrio> gordonjcp, sorry :)
[12:39] <Bodsda> ocrio: absolutely not, what a ridiculous suggestion, how dare you
[12:40] <ocrio> Bodsda, now the script tells me that i should run it under admin priveleges. somehow i guess that i should run it from terminal.... but how?
[12:40] <gordonjcp> ocrio: open a terminal, "sudo <script>"
[12:40] <Bodsda> ocrio: that means run it with sudo, so   sudo /media/cdrom/script.sh
[12:41] <ocrio> sh is the part of script? and if it is with extension *.run it doesn't matter?
[12:42] <Bodsda> ocrio: no, just do   sudo /media/cdrom/<scriptname>
[12:44] <ocrio> sudo /media/cdrom/vboxlinuxadditions-x86: command not found
[12:44] <ocrio> "cdrom0" as well
[12:46] <emailwedgy> hi all. wireless network issues. If anyone knows atheros can they pm me please.
[12:46] <kuun-lann> hello, i setup a pure-ftpd server but i can't connect with ftp://user:pass@XXX.XX.XX.XX:21 or ftp://user:pass@mydomain.org:21 (using dyndns.. But localhost works..Any ideas?
[12:46] <Bodsda> ocrio: can you pastebin "ls -lah /media/cdrom/"
[12:46] <knulfine> bye
[12:47] <ziroday> kuun-lann: if localhost its a problem with port forwarding
[12:47] <emailwedgy> other angle is "Unclaimed Network". Yet drivers are installed and available, network appears in network list, but won't connect.
[12:47] <ocrio> Bodsda, http://pastebin.com/f1041a480
[12:48] <ocrio> shit
[12:48] <ocrio> khm
[12:48] <ocrio> sorry
[12:48] <kuun-lann> ziroday: for portforwarding, i need to watch in config of pure-ftpd ?
[12:48] <Bodsda> language :)
[12:48] <Bodsda> ocrio: are you running ubuntu 32bit or 64 bit?
[12:49] <ziroday> kuun-lann: no, there is something wrong with the port forwarding
[12:49] <Lartza_away> Does anyone have any experience with synergy?
[12:49] <ocrio> 32
[12:49] <Lartza_> Client gives me address not found for: ubuntu
[12:49] <kuun-lann> ziroday: ah okay
[12:49] <Bodsda> ocrio: ok, run this "/media/cdrom/VBoxLinuxAdditions-x86.run"
[12:49] <Bodsda> sudo that ^^
[12:49] <kuun-lann> ziroday: where can i verify the open ports ?
[12:50] <ziroday> kuun-lann: I don't know how, sorry
[12:50] <SliMM> hello
[12:50] <kuun-lann> ziroday: ok i continue my search on google, thank you for your help ziroday !!!
[12:50] <SliMM> how can I edit the file associations?
[12:51] <ocrio> command not found.... i got lost...
[12:51] <koshar1> SliMM you mean what app they open in ?
[12:51] <SliMM> koshar1: yes
[12:52] <SliMM> without the help of nautilus
[12:52] <ubuntistas> i cannot play video files in apple site i have too many plugins enabled what can i do?
[12:52] <Bodsda> ocrio: use tab complete    sudo /media/cdrom VboxLi<tab>x<tab>          <tab> means press the tab button
[12:52] <Bodsda> ubuntistas: disable some plugins?
[12:52] <ubuntistas> bodsa i disabled some but nothing
[12:53] <ubuntistas> i don't know which i need and which i don't
[12:53] <Bodsda> ubuntistas: not sure then, apart from having flash working i cant help, sorry
[12:53] <koshar1> SliMM how do you intend on launching them?
[12:53] <olivier_> Does someknows about Intellistation workstation here ?
[12:53] <ocrio> nothing happens
[12:54] <SliMM> koshar1: nautilus, firefox, epiphany, fileroller
[12:54] <ocrio> ls -lah media/cdrom/ tells that there's no such file or directory
[12:54] <Bodsda> ocrio: define nothing?
[12:54] <Bodsda> ocrio: your missing a slash /media/cdrom
[12:55] <koshar1> SliMM menu > sys >prefered applications
[12:55] <Bodsda> ocrio: you could always just open a file browser, navigate to the file and double click on it
[12:55] <SliMM> koshar1: isn't there a file I an edit?
[12:55] <koshar1> SliMM menu > sys > prefs > prefered applications sorry
[12:55] <SliMM> s/an/can
[12:55] <ocrio> yes, tried doing this from the beginning :)
[12:56] <drinkycrow> what's the terminal command to show my hard drives and their capacities?
[12:56] <ocrio> but it needs admin priveleges
[12:56] <drinkycrow> HDD: 859 GB
[12:56] <Bodsda> ocrio: from terminal open a file browser with    gksudo nautilus
[12:56] <drinkycrow> that's showing more than it should
[12:56] <drinkycrow> and i'd like to figure out where the extra 200 gigs is
[12:56] <drinkycrow> something with fdisk i believe
[12:56] <Bodsda> drinkycrow: your complaining about getting 200gig free?
[12:56] <koshar1> SliMM there would undoubtable be a binding in gnome settings hive somewhere.
[12:56] <ai3gtmc> hi
[12:56] <kgx> whats a good hypercom like program for linux? i need to connect to a serial device via a serial/usb connector (using usb). or will be better off rebooting windoze?
[12:57] <Bodsda> drinkycrow: try df -H
[12:57] <drinkycrow> Bodsda: yes, when it doesn't exist
[12:57] <Bodsda> :)
[12:57] <ocrio> Bodsda, pressing <tab> still has no effect
[12:57] <ai3gtmc> does anyone know where the virtual drives of virtualbox are saved?
[12:57] <Bodsda> ai3gtmc: ~/.vbox i think or something in the home directory
[12:57] <Bodsda> ocrio: i thought we were doing it the file browser way?
[12:57] <drinkycrow> ah
[12:57] <drinkycrow> what is gvfs-fuse-daemon?
[12:58] <Bodsda> drinkycrow: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+gvfs-fuse-daemon%3F
[12:58] <ocrio> can you explain?
[12:58] <ai3gtmc> Bodsda: it isn't there :(
[12:58] <drinkycrow> makes no sense
[12:58] <drinkycrow> phantom disk space
[12:58] <koshar1> SliMM if you want to browse through the settings launch gconf-editor
[12:58] <drinkycrow> oh well
[12:59] <Bodsda> ocrio: were going to use a file browser to launch the program. Open a file browser with admin privileges by typing this into a terminal "gksudo nautilus"
[12:59] <SliMM> yeah, I'll do that
[12:59] <director87> Hello all.
[12:59] <director87> I am a new user to ubuntu :)
[12:59] <Bodsda> ai3gtmc: i might have got it wrong, try #vbox
[12:59] <Bodsda> !yay | director87
[12:59] <ai3gtmc> k thanks
[12:59] <meemo> Hello there
[12:59] <director87> haha thanks!
[12:59] <Bodsda> :)
[12:59] <ocrio> nautilus is the name of browser? just asking because it has no effect in my nUbuntu
[12:59] <meemo> I've a big problem. Login causes seg fault
[13:00] <simplexio> :)
[13:00] <meemo> either login in x-mode or terminal
[13:00] <Bodsda> ocrio: nUbuntu? -- its the default file browser for gnome desktops (eg. ubuntu)
[13:00] <simplexio> meemo: on gdm ? or console ?
[13:00] <meemo> both
[13:00] <director87> I really love ubuntu, honestly! but i've had an issue configuring my wireless card.
[13:00] <ocrio> but it's not GNOME, i'm sure
[13:01] <ocrio> :)
[13:01] <koshar1> ocrio its a file manager and try using autofill to launch it from term
[13:01] <daglees|work> Hi, how do I remove a directory from bash?
[13:01] <daglees|work> SSH actually
[13:01] <Bodsda> daglees|work: rmdir
[13:01] <director87> I went to http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43 to download the driver and it won't let me copy the files to lib/firmware...
[13:01] <simplexio> meemo: something is broken.
[13:01] <jrib> !cli > daglees|work
[13:01] <daglees|work> Bodsda: Thank you
[13:01] <director87> i believe i'm signed in as admin... any ideas?
[13:01] <ocrio> thanks, everything works
[13:01] <Bodsda> ocrio: do you have menus at the top of your screen?
[13:01] <Bodsda> daglees|work: your welcome
[13:01] <koshar1> ocrio if its not gnome you may not have it installed
[13:01] <meemo> help msg
[13:01] <jrib> !wireless > director87
[13:01] <Bodsda> ocrio: sorted???
[13:01] <ocrio> bodsda, no :)
[13:01] <meemo> so how can i diagnose it ?
[13:01] <drinkycrow> director87: i've had the same problem
[13:02] <Bodsda> ocrio: 13:01 < ocrio> thanks, everything works
[13:02] <Bodsda> ocrio: is the problem solved? ^^
[13:02] <ocrio> installed a script, now have to reboot
[13:02] <Bodsda> kk
[13:02] <ocrio> yeah, thanks for thy patience
[13:02] <director87> drinkycrow: did you fix it ?
[13:02] <Bodsda> ocrio: no problem, glad to have been of some assistance
[13:02] <drinkycrow> nope
[13:02] <wi08010> Is there anyone who know something about PHP-programming?
[13:02] <drinkycrow> i gave up on it until the official jaunty release
[13:02] <jrib> wi08010: /join ##php
[13:03] <meemo> or at least where could i seek help ?
[13:03] <meemo> any keywords to search for ?
[13:03] <drinkycrow> going for aircrack?
[13:03] <jrib> !helpme | meemo
[13:03] <director87> hm. when is the jaunty release?
[13:03] <jrib> !jaunty | director87
[13:03] <meemo> !repeat
[13:03] <Bodsda> !botabuse
[13:04] <meemo> !patience
[13:04] <Bodsda> dont make me use !ops
[13:04] <bigjocker> !thing-of-justice
[13:05] <simplexio> meemo: my best quess is that you have broken hardware, or something similiar. try test it with memtest
[13:05] <drinkycrow> mine's unsupported
[13:05] <meemo> alright. Thank you :) | simplexio
[13:05] <bigjocker> hmm ... it should have been !thong_of_justice ... but what the heck
[13:05] <therobot> what exactly is access time? I am trying to find the creation date of a directory (ext3) what ls options are the appropiate ones? Thanks
[13:06] <jrib> therobot: creation date is not stored
[13:06] <ocrio> EEEhaaaauuu.... The first time ever i've got completely great resolution of a desktop in ubuntu... thanks guys, you're great :)))
[13:06] <bigjocker> does anyone knows why the update-manager applet is not showing updates in jaunty?
[13:06] <Pici> bigjocker : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[13:06] <bigjocker> oh
[13:06] <bigjocker> sorry
[13:06] <bigjocker> wrong channel ;)
[13:07] <Bodsda> ocrio: wb, again and again :)
[13:07] <ocrio> thnx :))
[13:07] <ocrio> now i need to localize my Fluxbox to russian :))) any ideas?
[13:08] <jrib> ocrio: do you use gdm?
[13:08] <ocrio> sorry, what's gdm?
[13:08] <Bodsda> ocrio: gnome display manager, login prompt
[13:08] <Bodsda> ocrio, #fluxbox might be able to help
[13:08] <ocrio> norg_, it's not gnome
[13:09] <Bodsda> ocrio: was it ever gnome?
[13:09] <ocrio> hm... autofill rule
[13:09] <jrib> ocrio: do you see a login screen when you start your computer?
[13:09] <ocrio> bodsda, no
[13:09] <ocrio> jrib, it's terminal-like
[13:09] <Bodsda> ocrio: are you actually running ubuntu?
[13:09] <bigjocker> lol
[13:09] <superthin> Chào anh em Ubuntu Việt Nam
[13:10] <Flynsarmy> How do you install the source completion / calltips plugin for gedit? i downloaded the gtksourcecompletion package and compiled from source and did a 'make install' but dont see anything new
[13:10] <superthin> lần đầu tiên nghịch Pidgin với IRC, khoái như con cá rái
[13:10] <ocrio> it's not native ubuntu, but the distrib on the core of ubuntu
[13:10] <Bodsda> superthin: language?
[13:10] <Bodsda> ocrio: name of the distro?
[13:10] <jrib> ocrio: set LANG in ~/.profile should work
[13:10] <superthin> !Bodsda: I am from Vietnam
[13:10] <light__> hey guys, i'm playing around with the advanced desktop, how do I make the background transparent but not the icons on the desktop?
[13:10] <Bodsda> superthin: !vietnamise
[13:10] <Bodsda> !vietnamise
[13:10] <gordonjcp> Flynsarmy: think you'd need to add it to your gedit plugins directory
[13:10] <superthin> Yes. VietNam is here
[13:11] <ocrio> bodsda it's nUbuntu 8.10
[13:11] <bigjocker> !vietnamese
[13:11] <superthin> @ubottu: Vietnam is a beatiful country.
[13:11] <Bodsda> !vietnam
[13:11] <kane77> is there any nice (eyecandy) imageviewer using compiz? (like picasa on windows just dims everything and shows picture)
[13:11] <Bodsda> wow, first time ive found a language that we dont have a factoid for
[13:12] <zetheroo> is there an IRC chat for printers in Linux?
[13:12] <superthin> My English is not good.
[13:12] <C0nn0R_> I was wondering with my eee pc 1000
[13:12] <drinkycrow> #ubuntu-vn ?
[13:12] <superthin> So, do not use slang with me.
[13:12] <drinkycrow> lol
[13:12] <light__> can anyone help me with the advanced desktop???
 @ubottu: Vietnam is a beatiful country.
[13:12] <ocrio> superthin, mine too, but i have solved my problem, good luck :))
[13:12] <Bodsda> ocrio: your running a security enhanced/focussed distro, why?
[13:12] <ziroday> superthin: ask for help in #ubuntu-vn
[13:12] <koshar1> light just ask
[13:13] <jrib> !vn | superthin
[13:13] <C0nn0R_> It has RaLink 2680 card within it, the stock kernel with ubuntu, does not work with the card. If I recompile my kernel with the lastest stable kernel on kernel.org would the modules I need be there ?
[13:13] <Bodsda> ah what!!!
[13:13] <superthin> Thanks ubottu.
[13:13] <ocrio> bodsda, i'm just testing it in a virtual machine... i'm interested in security, but under MS Win, now i'm trying not to get lost in Linux tools
[13:14] <Bodsda> ocrio: have fun :)
[13:14] <ocrio> thank you :)
[13:14] <Bodsda> np :)
[13:18] <Lartza_> I can't change control of machine with synergy when full screen application is running
[13:18] <shams1> can you introduce a software like tor for anonymity web surf?
[13:18] <necvetaev> люди
[13:18] <necvetaev> спасите
[13:18] <FloodBot1> necvetaev: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:18] <Lartza_> shams1: What's wrong with tor?
[13:19] <Lartza_> !ru | necvetaev
[13:19] <shams1> Lartza_: low speed
[13:19] <necvetaev> Lartza_, yeah, sorry
[13:19] <Lartza_> shams1: they all have
[13:19] <shams1> Lartza_: for example JAP is fastest than tor
[13:20] <shams1> do you know any other?
[13:20] <Lartza_> no I don't for linux
[13:22] <lanoxx> where can i manage my launchpad bug subscriptions? i recently subscribed to a complete bug list /ubuntu/jaunty open bugs
[13:22] <lanoxx> but instead i seem to get bug reports too that are not jaunty related
[13:25] <PROject-Emerald> What is the terminal command to run an installer? like flashplayer-installer?
[13:25] <dassouki> is there any fix to flash and/or java haugging my processor and almost burning my lap ?
[13:25] <KaiForce> a pillow?
[13:26] <PROject-Emerald> Lol
[13:26] <dassouki> haha and a new battery i suppose
[13:26] <bigjocker> python
[13:26] <dassouki> however, honestly it's really annoying
[13:26] <dassouki> well some websites i use have flash apps
[13:26] <PROject-Emerald> So anybody know the command? the Flash .deb won't work and I need to manually install via the console
[13:28] <jrib> PROject-Emerald: "won't work" how exactly?
[13:28] <PROject-Emerald> Well, I'm currently trying to view a video on youtube and it tells me to install the newest flashplayer. I do it with the .deb then restart FFOx then it gives me the same error.
[13:29] <jrib> PROject-Emerald: what .deb exactly?
[13:29] <PROject-Emerald> http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
[13:29] <PROject-Emerald> Flashplayer .deb
[13:29] <PROject-Emerald> Adobe Flash Player version 10.0.22.87
[13:30] <jrib> PROject-Emerald: pastebin the contents of "about:plugins" when you put that in your browser's address bar
[13:30] <icewaterman> hi, i tried to compile a kernel for debian etch on jaunty and debian seems unable to use the kernel. some issues with libgcc.1.so and no modules can be loaded
[13:30] <icewaterman> any idea what this problem is about?
[13:31] <jrib> icewaterman: #debian
[13:31] <PROject-Emerald> http://pastebin.com/d266a1c5d
[13:31] <dassouki> any ideas on civil engineering software
[13:32] <fograven> I installed my Nvidia driver and changed my resolution to what I wanted but it won't let me save it to my X or conf. file any help?
[13:32] <jrib> !fixres | fograven
[13:33] <jrib> PROject-Emerald: I don't see any flash there at all.  Did the deb actually install...?
[13:33] <NADIA> hello
[13:33] <PROject-Emerald> yes
[13:33] <dassouki> hi NADIA
[13:33] <jrib> PROject-Emerald: dpkg -L name_of_package    on pastebin
[13:33] <GunbladeIV> hi NADIA
[13:34] <shashi__> Can we download now itself the coming 9.04 version on 23rd ? .
[13:34] <jrib> shashi__: #ubuntu+1 for jaunty discussion
[13:34] <shashi__> OK
[13:37] <mbe> Hi, the popular netbooks of today are all rather similar in hardware and price, so; does anyone have a good idea which is the best bet to work out fully in jaunty? As in s3 suspend, wifi, webcams and all that working, preferably with no manual fiddling? May be giving it away as a present feel that it would be best if the install procedure is simple for the new owner :)
[13:38] <mrwes> Acer Aspire?
[13:40] <mbe> Yeah, I have the Aspire One myself, and while it mostly works it seems a bit flaky in some aspects to me. It is my fallback bet if nothing else seems up to it though :)
[13:41] <Zedde> How hard should it be to install java applet support in FF ?
[13:42] <Zedde> I manged to install it in opera but the applet wouldn't load
[13:42] <Lartza_> smbfs tells command not found?
[13:42] <Lartza_> Why?
[13:43] <slim|> hey guys
[13:43] <slim|> i need a tutorial to install ubuntu with vista
[13:43] <slim|> i use wubi now
[13:43] <slim|> anyone could help me please
[13:44] <ja660k> the java irc wont let me in, does anyone know java threads?
[13:44] <ai3gtmc> how do I open ./ folders on terminal
[13:44] <ai3gtmc> ?
[13:44] <occy> hey... is there an opensource visio replacement?
[13:44] <rumpel> @ai3gtmc "cd /"
[13:45] <gordonjcp> occy: what's visio?
[13:45] <ai3gtmc> rumpel: it wont work
[13:45] <ai3gtmc> I think it's hidden or something
[13:45] <ai3gtmc> it's ./VirtualBox
[13:45] <jhb> Hi *, my desktop effects worked fine, then I tried guildwars with wine in a different users (at the same time), for which I disabled desktop effects, now I can't reenable the effects even for the main user. Any idea?
[13:45] <rumpel> @ ai3gtmc ah.. you mean like "cd .virtualbox" oder something like that
[13:45] <ai3gtmc> yea
[13:46] <occy> I think it's a flow chart tool
[13:46] <PROject-Emerald> Wow, I tried to install FlashPlayer 3 times now and it won't install properly.
[13:46] <ai3gtmc> you knowhow
[13:46] <DJones> ai3gtmc: You should be able to type cd ./VirtualBox (remember that ubuntu is case sensitive)
[13:46] <rumpel> @ai3gmtc usual method: "cd .<tabtab>"
[13:46] <ai3gtmc> DJones: yes I checked my spelling
[13:46] <jrib> PROject-Emerald: did you do what I asked?
[13:46] <Pici> !info dia | occy
[13:46] <PROject-Emerald> I didn't see what you asked, sorry. What was it?
[13:46] <jrib> PROject-Emerald: dpkg -L name_of_package    on pastebin
[13:46] <jhb> bth, I still have shadows from windows (which is done by compiz, I think)
[13:47] <ai3gtmc> bash: cd: ./VirtualBox: No such file or directory
[13:47] <PROject-Emerald> type that on pastebin or do that in terminal and post results on there?
[13:47] <jrib> PROject-Emerald: try both and see which one makes more sense
[13:47] <enpires> Hello people, I installed ubuntu using wubi and I've got some problems at boot; it doesn't startup and it stops at the string:  error 1: Filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist
[13:47] <rumpel> @ ai3gtmc "cd .VirtualBox"
[13:47] <PROject-Emerald> :P
[13:48] <ai3gtmc> pp
[13:48] <ai3gtmc> thanks
[13:48] <ai3gtmc> :)
[13:48] <jrib> PROject-Emerald: :) note you need to replace "name_of_package"
[13:48] <PROject-Emerald> Yeah, I'm trying to find the name fo the package. One sec
[13:48] <PROject-Emerald> of the*
[13:49] <rodrigo> I use Biglinux 4.1, based on Ubuntu Hardy
[13:49] <Noqq1> Aw finally.. got ubuntu installed. Wireless internet, pidgin.. awesome. =D
[13:49] <enpires> Hello people, I installed ubuntu using wubi and I've got some problems at boot; it doesn't startup and it stops at the string:  error 1: Filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist
[13:50] <dreamy> a mp4 dvd video i got.. only plays in slow motion :S , why ?
[13:50] <JackWat|zZz> TO INCREASE THE EXTREMENESS
[13:50] <yogsototh> Hi I'm tring to install the rubygem oniguruma on Ubuntu 8.10. Unfortunately, even after installing libonig-dev and libonig2 the 'sudo gem install -r oniguruma' ends with a compile error
[13:51] <ai3gtmc> hmm
[13:51] <JackWat|zZz> morning ai3gtmc. Do you sleep? :P
[13:51] <yogsototh> Is there someone who had succeeded in installing ultraviolet?
[13:51] <ai3gtmc> how come I get an error when I try to copy from a hidden foler.. cp: omitting directory `Machines/'
[13:51] <Zedde> nm found my problem :)
[13:51] <JackWat|work> ai3gtmc: add -r
[13:51] <jrib> ai3gtmc: man cp, read about -r and -a
[13:51] <ai3gtmc> JackWat sleep? what's that?
[13:51] <ai3gtmc> l
[13:51] <ai3gtmc> ok thanks
[13:52] <ai3gtmc> morning
[13:52] <ai3gtmc> :)
[13:52] <matisse> hi
[13:52] <karol^> does anyone have problems with Intel UXA acceleration where 3D works better than EXA but 2D effects like scrolling and switching windows are worse?
[13:52] <JackWat|work> morning hehe
[13:56] <matisse> is ext3 better (faster, more secure) than ext2?
[13:57] <rumpel> ext3=ext2 + journal
[13:57] <Mohero> matisse: it's journaled, so in a crash you tend to lose less stuff
[13:57] <rumpel> checks are also faster
[13:58] <Mohero> yup
[13:58] <Mohero> ALOT faster
[13:58] <KingJamesII> !skype
[13:58] <matisse> but the most stuff hard disks do is not checking :)
[13:58] <Mohero> it is after a crash...
[13:59] <Mohero> EXT2 is ok..... providing you never get power cuts, you don't mind wasting time after a crash, and you don't particularly care for the data :)
[13:59] <nonic> hi. is network manager wpa2 enterprise broken? the file chooser dialog does not show any certificates when i browse to the folder where the ca certificate is stored
[14:00] <matisse> i tend to use ext2, because I also want to write on it with windoze
[14:00] <rumpel> ?
[14:00] <Mohero> yuk!
[14:00] <rumpel> is there no driver for ext3 for windows?
[14:00] <Firefoxx> .
[14:00] <Mohero> have a seperate partition in something disastrous like FAT if you want to do that.
[14:00] <rumpel> lol
[14:01] <matisse> only read-only is working without problems
[14:01] <Mohero> seriousely, have a seperate partition and use FAT
[14:01] <matisse> no, fat is sooooo old, and i'm using most of the time linux
[14:01] <Mohero> or R/W works on NTFS under Linux.
[14:02] <Mohero> matisse: you've just pointed out the same problem with FAT as waht EXT2 has :0
[14:02] <Mohero> :)
[14:02] <hippychick> i never had a problem with ext3 and windows....
[14:02] <Mohero> my solution is not to use windows...
[14:02] <Mohero> but, that's just me :)
[14:02] <hippychick> though im on ext4 now....
[14:02] <digdeep> hippychick: how is ext4?
[14:03] <Bodsda> when trying to compile x-moto i get configure: error: "sqlite3 required" but   which sqlite3  returns   /usr/bin/sqlite3    what could be the problem?
[14:03] <Mohero> hippychick: any problems with ext4 thus far?
[14:03] <hippychick>  not had a problem yet, except i cant read it in windows, but im not fussed about that now i'm migrated almost fully onto inux
[14:04] <mypapit_mobile> Mohero: you might need to install sqlite3-devel
[14:04] <Mohero> mypapit_mobile: wasn't me was Bodsda ^^^
[14:04] <Bodsda> mypapit_mobile: no such thing -- bod@bod:~/Desktop/xmoto-0.5.1$ sudo apt-get install sqlite3
[14:04] <Bodsda> sqlite3         sqlite3-dbgsym  sqlite3-doc
[14:04] <Zedde> Anyone know where I can finde libcurl-gnutls.so.4 ?
[14:05] <DASPRiD> Does anyone what mouse gestures app/plugin is used here? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhMErNsEoZw
[14:05] <digdeep> I guess I should migrate from ext3 to ext4 later
[14:05] <dreamy> i cant play a mpeg4 movie .. its slow
[14:05] <dreamy> anyone?
[14:06] <Bodsda> nvm
[14:06] <dreamy> ive tryed 2 or 3 movie players
[14:06] <rumpel> @dreamy which?
[14:06] <dreamy> Multimeida player
[14:06] <dreamy> and movie player
[14:06] <Mohero> dreamy: try vlc.
[14:06] <Gullstad> Is Ubuntu Januty going to be launched without a fix for compiz (worst case scenario)?
[14:06] <dreamy> multimedia says it plays mp4
[14:06] <Pici> Gullstad : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[14:07] <dreamy> Mohero: but both video players have the same sinthoms ..
[14:07] <Gullstad> Pici: Oki, thanks
[14:07] <Mohero> dreamy: what graphics card / drivers are you running?
[14:07] <dreamy> Mohero: ok ill try
[14:07] <Mohero> and, i'd still try VLC.
[14:07] <dreamy> i will
[14:07] <dreamy> Mohero: opensource xorg drivers for mobility radeon
[14:08] <Mohero> ok, no experience of the ATI stuff, unless you include very bad ones that pushed me back to closed-source NV
[14:08] <dreamy> what about that codecs stuff ?
[14:09] <Mohero> dreamy: if the video plays (even if it's slow) then you have the codecs
[14:09] <dreamy> k
[14:10] <dreamy> Mohero: i dont think i have a choice between using open source drivers or closed source drivers?
[14:10] <digdeep> I assume you have enough memory & not many stuff running on the background (in case)
[14:10] <dreamy> digdeep: i closed most apps
[14:11] <digdeep> let us know when you try vlc
[14:11] <LordMetroid> Anyone know where I can find the config files for PostgreSQL? I installed PostgreSQL but there is nothing in /etc/postgres ...
[14:11] <dreamy> i think im facing the same situation, has in the time when a fligth simulator for linux was running in slow motion too
[14:12] <JackWat|work> LordMetroid: locate postgres
[14:12] <dreamy> i found it strange that all games run so slow in motion
[14:12] <JackWat|work> dreamy: have you tried disabling compiz?
[14:12] <dreamy> i dont go it
[14:12] <brutus> For people with questions do check out this link: http://tinyurl.com/cuqzu9
[14:13] <dreamy> im realy insterested in this problem... i if can solve this maybe guns will stop running slow too .. and i can game
[14:13] <thadwheeler> help on  	
[14:13] <thadwheeler> decoder zip not available  with PIL??
[14:13] <JackWat|work> brutus: http://justfuckinggoogleit.com/
[14:13] <dreamy> *guns = games
[14:13] <dreamy> sorry
[14:13] <digdeep> ctrl + esc to show system activity (I am on kubuntu, should work on ubuntu)
[14:13] <lethalis> fd
[14:13] <SiDi> !ot | JackWat|work brutus
[14:14] <JackWat|work> .!. ( >_< ) .!.
[14:14] <lethalis> a
[14:14] <brutus> Where did all the humour in this world go...
[14:15] <orangey> hey all!
[14:15] <orangey> is there a simple file undelete for linux yet?
[14:15] <JackWat|work> hello orangey.
[14:15] <qr> I'm using gnome and I would like to set hotkeys for switching workspaces, but the system>preferences>hotkeys application only has "switch to workspace 1" and "switch to workspace 2" How can I set a similar hotkey for workspaces with numbers greater than 2?
[14:15] <JackWat|work> my barbie wears no panties .org?
[14:15] <JackWat|work> haha
[14:15] <brutus> JackWat|work, haha nice one
[14:15] <chipt4> hi, i'm unable to log into my ubuntu server via ssh until it is logged into physically.  any ideas why?
[14:15] <SiDi> This is a channel support with 1441 connected persons. If people join IRC channels, it's because they find it more convenient than search browsers, or because they couldn't find a solution on their own. Posting URIs like you guys did is somehow insulting.
[14:15] <chipt4> i added the ssh server to my /etc/rc.local
[14:15] <LordMetroid> ahaa, there has been backups on the server, I'll see if I can get an old conf file
[14:15] <tinjaw> does anybody have Jaunty working with nvidia drivers?
[14:16] <dreamy> Mohero: playing perfect with VLC .. ty alot
[14:16] <SiDi> orangey: you can't "undelete" files on an ext3/4 partition, because of the way they are made
[14:16] <dreamy> ty all
[14:16] <tinjaw> I *did* but did a fresh install of the beta and now I can't get it working.
[14:16] <JackWat|work> SiDi: i've been in here all day. im not spamming links :/
[14:16] <SiDi> orangey: that's why running automatic backups is recommanded
[14:17] <SiDi> tinjaw: it works with nvidia drivers here. I suggest you ask in #ubuntu+1 by providing accurate information about your hardware. Also, upgrade to the RC if not done yet.
[14:18] <JackWat|work> SiDi: im in here to try to help people. The link was a response to brutus, who posted a link. It was for humor only.
[14:18] <JackWat|work> not to insult anybody.
[14:19] <JackWat|work> :x
[14:19] <Chymera> how can I conveniently open an iso?
[14:19] <Chymera> like without mounting it from cli
[14:19] <Chymera> or configuring a shortcut myself
[14:19] <SiDi> Chymera: you may want to install gmountiso
[14:19] <JackWat|work> Chymera: open it with archive manager
[14:19] <SiDi> Then you'll only have to double click an iso in order to mount it
[14:20] <Chymera> JackWat|work: does that work? what archive manager=?
[14:20] <JackWat|work> Chymera: i just opened an ISO with the built in archive manager
[14:20] <JackWat|work> File Roller
[14:20] <Chymera> file roller?
[14:20] <JackWat|work> "This aptitude does not have Super Cow Powers." haha
[14:20] <Chymera> never heard of it
[14:21] <SiDi> Chymera: you can open it with the archive manager (its name is "file-roller", the app that opens zip/tar.gz files) then it'll be mounted as an archive, but you'll have to extract the data from it. it's not as convenient as mounting
[14:21] <lirvan> hello
[14:21] <JackWat|work> I agree with SiDi. Just mount it :P
[14:21] <digdeep> agree
[14:21] <JackWat|work> hello, lirvan
[14:21] <SiDi> Chymera: thus, install gmountiso if you want to graphically manage your mounting points ;)
[14:21] <ljuwaidah> is 9.04 gonna be released two days from now?
[14:22] <SiDi> ljuwaidah: yes
[14:22] <ljuwaidah> where is the release party channel going to be?
[14:22] <hubbard> I can't wait for 9.04 :3
[14:22] <ljuwaidah> *what
[14:22] <lirvan> using ubuntu live.internet is not working
[14:22] <ljuwaidah> is it at #ubunt+1?
[14:22]  * ljuwaidah tries
[14:22] <JackWat|work> lirvan: can you be more specific :P
[14:22] <SiDi> lirvan: hello, how are you trying to have the internet ? cable, wifi ?
[14:22] <lirvan> i am using ubuntu livecd internet is not working
[14:22] <Pici> ljuwaidah: yes
[14:22] <JackWat|work> oh.
[14:22] <Chymera> hmmm.. are there any alternatives to gmountiso?
[14:23] <ljuwaidah> thanks
[14:23] <JackWat|work> are you using wired internet?
[14:23] <SiDi> ljuwaidah: i don't think it'll be here but someone there should know for sure
[14:23] <ljuwaidah> later
[14:23] <SiDi> Chymera: not that i know about
[14:23] <JackWat|work> i didn't know about gmoutniso. i just installed
[14:23] <lirvan> realtek rtl8139/810x fast ethernet si my network adapter
[14:24] <SiDi> lirvan: and you're connected to a DSL router, right ?
[14:24] <zamba> is there a point running 64-bit ubuntu on a 64-bit computer?
[14:24] <zamba> is there any advantages/disadvantages that i need to know about?
[14:24] <lirvan> no not dsl but cable internet
[14:24] <Mohero> dreamy: np
[14:24] <Mortuis> Where do I change an Ubuntu Server's name?  I know/etc/hostname is one place, but isn't there another place I need to edit as well?
[14:24] <lirvan> connected directly  to my isp's router
[14:25] <JackWat|work> lirvan: is there anything in your network manager?
[14:25] <SiDi> zamba: faster computing (not very noticeable though, except for some tasks), and you can use more than 3,2 GB of RAM
[14:25] <Pici> Mortuis: /etc/hosts
[14:25] <zamba> SiDi: ok
[14:25] <SiDi> zamba: and all 32bits apps are available in 64bits, except a few that you can still install as 32bit
[14:25] <lirvan> i am like 1 day old when it comes to experience with the ubuntu os
[14:25] <JackWat|work> :)
[14:25] <SiDi> lirvan: then i think you'll need some info like your PPPOE username/pass, they should be on your phone bill
[14:26] <gueheon> hi
[14:26] <matisse> "couldnt format swap..." - now my whole partition table seems to be destroyed...
[14:26] <JackWat|work> hi, gueheon
[14:26] <lirvan> not dsl connection
[14:26] <atari> can anyone tell me why the scroll function with the middle mouse key isnt working in jauny anymore on my thinkpad?
[14:26] <JackWat|work> lirvan: you're connected to your modem directly?
[14:27] <SiDi> lirvan: if your ISP provides you with a router, then you're gonna use an ethernet cable and will only need to get yourself an IP. if you use your ISP's router as a bridge then you'll have to go for pppoeconf but i think you're in the first case, right ?
[14:27] <eldenz> after i installed a custom kernel, how do i figure out which kernel modules/drivers i have to rebuild? i assume nvidia is one of them
[14:27] <lirvan> connected to isp's router nothing in between
[14:27] <SiDi> lirvan: do you know the IP of your router ?
[14:27] <JackWat|work> is it a modem or a router?
[14:27] <lirvan> u mean the isp 's router then yes
[14:27] <thiebaude> atari: #ubuntu+1 for ubuntu 9.04
[14:28] <atari> thiebaude: k thx :)
[14:28] <SiDi> atari: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=975421
[14:28] <gueheon> if route command?
[14:28] <jetftwi> I want to use XAMPP  server for college website hosting How reliable is it comparing to other technologies ,is it efficient ,secure  in lean and mean can I use it for enterprise level
[14:28] <thiebaude> yw
[14:28] <JackWat|work> lirvan: is this a router or a cable modem?
[14:28] <ewsubach> besides /home, what mount points are better placed on their own partition?
[14:28] <lirvan> there is no modem . the cable is directly conneccted to mt network card
[14:28] <JackWat|work> o_O
[14:28] <JackWat|work> the coax cable?
[14:28] <atari> thx SiDi :)
[14:29] <SiDi> jetftwi: XAMPP particularly, or LAMP ? Last time i worked within a web hosting company's office, it was LAMP everywhere
[14:29] <gueheon> if your NS-2 Simmulator tools you with a LEACH Protocol launch? who?
[14:29] <ziroday> jetftwi: most of those are qualitive statements, there is no measurement for them. What are you looking for?
[14:29] <SiDi> JackWat|work: don't get confused between router and modem :P
[14:29] <SiDi> lirvan: are you using an ethernet or an usb cable to connect your PC to your ISP's router ?
[14:30] <phoe6> How do I restart my X server from console? My problem is; I unlocked my gnome and display is blank! I can do nothing but do a CTRL+ALT+F2 and login Console. I need to get the GUI, how can I do that?
[14:30] <lirvan> ethernet cable
[14:30] <SiDi> phoe6: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[14:30] <Pici> phoe6: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart
[14:30] <ewsubach> anyone, besides /home, what mount points are better placed on their own partition?
[14:30] <SiDi> lirvan: then all you need is the IP of your router. and then you'll have to right click the network icon on the top right of the screen, go to "edit connections", and create an ethernet connection
[14:31] <SiDi> lirvan: if you tell me which ISP we might be able to find whats the default IP for their routers
[14:31] <phoe6> thanks SiDi and Pici.
[14:31] <Pici> !xampp | jetftwi also
[14:31] <jetftwi> I am looking for the reliability of it and security  I think I am new to linux only with 2 years of working exprience and I am not that confident
[14:31] <ziroday> jetftwi: well what are you trying to accomplish?
[14:32] <lirvan> SiDI i knkow my isp 's router ip. and know my ip as well.
[14:32] <SiDi> jetftwi: if you want perfect stability and security, go for BSD, if you need a reliable server that just does its job, LAMP is enough for home use and for little/middle companies
[14:32] <jetftwi> web site for a college with a complete database and all possible extentions for future
[14:33] <SiDi> lirvan: then just right click the network icon on the top right of the screen, and create a new ethernet connection
[14:33] <JackWat|work> lirvan: go to terminal and type ifconfig
[14:33] <beshrkayali> hello all
[14:33] <JackWat|work> hello beshrkayali
[14:33] <beshrkayali> having a damn problem
[14:33] <beshrkayali> i'm trying to install Ubuntu 8.10
[14:34] <JackWat|work> i'm sorry
[14:34] <JackWat|work> heh
[14:34] <SiDi> jetftwi: then i adivse you to use the Ubuntu server install CD, and check the box "LAMP" (linux apache mysql php) during the install
[14:34] <beshrkayali> it's installing well on VMWare
[14:34] <ziroday> jetftwi: then a LAMP stack is what you want
[14:34] <SiDi> jetftwi: with this you'll have a webserver with PHP and a MySQL database
[14:34] <beshrkayali> but when  i try to install it for real, i just get a black screen after i get the main boot menu, the one on the CD
[14:34] <ewsubach> SiDi, can you reccomend which mount points I should put on their own partitions? please?
[14:34] <beshrkayali> it just hangs..
[14:34] <jetftwi> can I use it for enterprise wise just for the college  I said
[14:35] <SiDi> beshrkayali: what GPU do you have ? ATI, by any chance ?
[14:35] <ziroday> jetftwi: yes
[14:35] <beshrkayali> yeah ATI
[14:35] <JackWat|work> ugh @ linux issues with ati :/
[14:35] <SiDi> ewsubach: what do you mean ?
[14:35] <beshrkayali> ATI Radeon Xpress 1200
[14:35] <beshrkayali> but why it's installing well on vmware?
[14:36] <jetftwi> what other alternatives can I have I am using Enterprise ubuntu server
[14:36] <SiDi> beshrkayali: its probably because the generic drivers dont work for you. It might be ok if you install via the alternate cd. Either way, i'm not an ATI expert so i don't know. Also, press "F6" in the menu of the normal livecd, for the extra options
[14:36] <ewsubach> SiDi, they say /home should be on a seperate partition...I understand why for this, but are any others better placed by themselves and not in the / directory
[14:36] <ziroday> jetftwi: you can use a different webserver. There are several
[14:36] <hymnosis> but he is installing ubuntu on vmware so ati drivers are not the problem
[14:36] <beshrkayali> tried running in the safe graphics mode
[14:36] <beshrkayali> same damn hang
[14:36] <JackWat|work> vmware uses a different driver
[14:36] <SiDi> jetftwi: you can use ubuntu server anywhere and anywhen, its free as in freedom and free of charge. and its probably what will best suit your need
[14:36] <lirvan> first guys let me give some clear info. iam using windows xp sp2.i have not installed ubuntu as yet because  i have to check if it is compatible with my hardware. so i justchecked with the live cd. everything seemed ok. but there is no internet. i thought that there is no necessity to setup an internet connection. for it was written somewhere that straightway you could use firefox.
[14:37] <JackWat|work> lirvan: install using wubi and give it a try
[14:37] <SiDi> ewsubach: sometimes advanced users separate /etc because it hosts most of the system's configuration, some other ones separate /boot because it contains grub and their kernel image
[14:37] <Todor> Hi all. Can somebody tell me how do I download a package (i.e. openssh-server) with apt-get if I have ALREADY installed it?
[14:37] <SiDi> ewsubach: there is no particular policy, you'll be ok with just / and /home
[14:37] <jetftwi> more efficient than LAMP is compared to other technologies and would you list me please if you would
[14:38] <the_arul> alow
[14:38] <SiDi> ewsubach: you can also mount your /tmp to your RAM, and remove your swap partition and make a massive use of RAM :P
[14:38] <SiDi> hymnosis: the vesa drivers will just work for a vm, but i dont know if they work with all VMs. same for possible ACPI trouble
[14:38] <JackWat|work> Todor: http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/openssh-server
[14:38] <SiDi> hymnosis: s/all VMs/all GPUs
[14:38] <lirvan> i searche dthe ubuntu forums and came with few threads.everyone seems to have problems with realtek. but the solution suggested was to enable wake up on lan. which i dont know how.
[14:39] <the_arul> #kediri
[14:39] <JackWat|work> lirvan: thats enabled in the bios
[14:39] <lirvan> i got a manual of my motherboard and in none of the screenshots there is sich an option
[14:39] <Todor> ﻿JackWat|work thanks for posting, but isn't there a way that apt-get will get the package for me?
[14:39] <SiDi> lirvan: you can use firefox as soon as you connected yourself to the net :) the point is that the networkmanager (icon on top right) manages it all for you and you don't need the ISP's cd
[14:40] <ewsubach> SiDi, that would be cool with the ram :). what I want to do is save my stuff from deletion when I do a clean install once the next iteration of ubuntu comes out. will my programs be deleted if I don't seperate /usr?
[14:40] <Pici> jetftwi: This really isn't on topic for #ubuntu, would you like to perhaps discuss it in #ubuntu-offtopic ?
[14:40] <SiDi> lirvan: in your case, right click the icon -> edit connections -> "wired connections" tab (the first one) -> add -> then put your IP / the router's IP there, and it will connect.
[14:40] <lirvan> ok SiDI i will try that.
[14:40] <lirvan> and come back and tell you
[14:40] <SiDi> jetftwi: for a college site you dont need anything "more efficient", thats not as if you were gonna have as many visitors as facebook
[14:41] <SiDi> ewsubach: then instead of making a clean install, why not just upgrading ? :)
[14:41] <JackWat|work> Todor: try sudo apt-get install -d openssh-server
[14:41] <ewsubach> SiDi: I really hate upgrading :(
[14:42] <jetftwi> thank you everyone
[14:42] <SiDi> ewsubach: by default, the best is probably to only separate /home as you'll have to clear a few things in /etc if you keep it (like your /etc/apt/sources.list, or the Xorg.conf since the Xorg server's version will change)
[14:42] <Todor> ﻿JackWat|work this is not working..already tried :(
[14:42] <JackWat|work> try this
[14:42] <SiDi> ewsubach: it remains less dangerous than keeping the etc and less painful that reinstalling :)
[14:42] <SiDi> Todor: trying to install ssh, right ?
[14:43] <SiDi> Todor: "sudo apt-get install openssh-server"
[14:43] <Todor> yep SiDi
[14:43] <JackWat|work> Todor: wget http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openssh/openssh-server_4.7p1-8ubuntu1.2_i386.deb
[14:43] <rafael_> how do i remove libraries ? pkg-config does not have --remove  :\
[14:43] <nukedclx> hello, what algoritm default ubuntu uses for ecryption user passwords?
[14:43] <Todor> SiDi I have it installed, but I need the debs for another PC
[14:43] <Nietopereek> hi
[14:43] <nukedclx> czesc.
[14:43] <erUSUL> rafael_: dpkg --remove packagename
[14:43] <JackWat|work> try my command, todor
[14:43] <erUSUL> !software | rafael_
[14:43] <Nietopereek> when will be 9.04 official version?
[14:44] <JackWat|work> Nietopereek: thursday
[14:44] <SiDi> Todor: i see. you can download it from packages.ubuntu.com then but don't forget to get its dependencies at the same time
[14:44] <Nietopereek> ok thx
[14:44] <SiDi> !info openssh-server
[14:44] <ewsubach> SiDi, I just wanted to make sure before I went ahead and did it..Thank you!
[14:44] <Todor> ﻿JackWat|work Yep It will work, but I wanted to know if I can do with apt-get. Imagine I needed iptraf
[14:44] <SiDi> ewsubach: you're welcome
[14:44] <JackWat|work> i dont think you can if you already have it installed.
[14:44] <Todor> ﻿JackWat|work I have to searche every time :(
[14:44] <Todor> ﻿JackWat|work I thought so...but had to ask
[14:45] <SiDi> Todo : libck-connector-dev libedit-dev libpam0g-dev libselinux1-dev libsepol1-dev   libwrap0-dev sharutils
[14:45] <JackWat|work> the first page i linked you has all the dependencies
[14:45] <JackWat|work> http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/openssh-server
[14:45] <Lint01> is there TrueCrypt package in Ubuntu?
[14:45] <SiDi> Todor: above is the list of the deps of openssh-server according to apt-get's build-dep command
[14:46] <bobbob1016> Anyone know a video-editor that stabilizes video?
[14:47] <jacob___> Hi.
[14:48] <zikiti> ql
[14:48] <w3wsrmn> bobbob1016: "stabilizes" ? such as deinterlacing/detelecining?
[14:48] <jacob___> How do I update from Ubuntu 8.10 to 9somethingRC without the installation CD?
[14:48] <jrib> !jaunty | jacob___
[14:48] <SiDi> jacob___: it will be automatic as soon as its released, via the update manager
[14:48] <genii> w3wsrmn: I suspect more like smooths out shakiness from handhelds, etc
[14:49] <SiDi> jacob___: you can also run "update-manager -d" if you cant wait anymore :)
[14:49] <bobbob1016> w3wsrmn, As in I have video from my camcorder, and my hand isn't stable.  Yeah, what genii said.
[14:49] <bobbob1016> I know the new iMovie has it, but I only have a PPC Mac, and iMovie 09 says Intel only.
[14:50] <jacob___> Cםםךץ
[14:50] <jacob___> Also, skype doesn't work. It says problem with Audio Playback. Anybody knows anything about that?
[14:50] <Shappie__> Is there a way to disable RandR?
[14:50] <jrib> Shappie__: you probably want to mention why
[14:51] <SiDi> jacob___: it doesnt support pulseaudio, that's why. Use the OSS version with padsp to pass the OSS sound to your pulseaudio.
[14:51] <Shappie__> It conflicts with my fglrx. When i try to setup dualhead with aticonfig in terminal i get an error saying that i have to disable RandR 1.2
[14:51] <Shappie__> And RandR doesnt work with fglrx anyway...
[14:52] <zikiti> Hello all
[14:52] <Shappie__> Hi
[14:52] <jacob___> SiDi: You mean the OSS version of Skype?
[14:52] <Shappie__> jrib: There is a way to disable it? Or you have other suggestions?
[14:52] <SiDi> jacob___: yes
[14:52] <jrib> Shappie__: I don't know how to do that
[14:53] <zikiti> is it possible to have a column defined with a single value for example in mssql the syntax would be "create tabel mytable(mycol as 1)" for example
[14:53] <jacob___> I didn't know there was an OSS version of skype...
[14:53] <zamba> is it really OSS?
[14:53] <Shappie__> jrib: Googles also gives me nothing... But i found this pretty weird coz i never had this errors when i installed ubuntu a few months ago...
[14:53] <zikiti> sorry, wrong channel
[14:54] <zamba> jacob___: isn't it more like bundled as a non-free package?
[14:54] <jacob___> Yes, it is.
[14:54] <Shappie__> On ubuntu 8.10 i had no problems with it and now on kubuntu 9.04 it just wont work...
[14:54] <jacob___> SiDi: Could you please be more specific about the name of the "OSS Skype"? Searching google isn't very helpful.
[14:54] <zamba> is xen still the "best" virtualization engine for linux?
[14:55] <zamba> there hasn't arrived some other alternatives?
[14:55] <SiDi> zamba: jacob___ there is an oss version in medibuntu. i wont provide detailed information because i dont want to help people use a proprietary piece of software that steals personal data without their agreement
[14:55] <gordonjcp> SiDi: "steals personal data without their agreement"? [citation needed]...
[14:56] <frostburn> zamba, i use virtualbox very well developed
[14:56] <ziroday> gordonjcp: agreed
[14:56] <SiDi> gordonjcp: there's a guy of the french ubuntu community who wiresharked with only skype opened, and noticed it was sending TCP packets containing its firefox bookmarks to an unknown server
[14:56] <zamba> frostburn: but isn't vbox more for workstations?
[14:56] <zamba> frostburn: i need something more "server like" and robust
[14:56] <jacob___> SiDi: Wait, are you saying that the _OSS_ version "steals personal data"? Or that the official version of Skype does that? Because now I am asking you not for info about the official version of Skype, but rather, the OSS one.
[14:56] <frostburn> zamba, nope, they opensourced their hypervisor too
[14:56] <zamba> frostburn: kind of like vmware esx
[14:56] <gordonjcp> SiDi: uhuh, sure
[14:56] <hbekel> Shappie__: google gives me http://www.mail-archive.com/xorg@lists.freedesktop.org/msg00182.html
[14:57] <SiDi> jacob___: the oss one is the official skype version with support for OSS instead of ALSA. check medibuntu's repository
[14:57] <SiDi> !medibuntu
[14:57] <gordonjcp> you shouldn't use OSS anyway, it's been obsolete for over a decade
[14:57] <jacob___> SiDi: Now I get it. It's just an OSS bundle of the official version.. thanks.
[14:57] <Lint01> is there TrueCrypt package in Ubuntu?
[14:58] <SiDi> gordonjcp: http://blog.philpep.org/post/2008/12/20/Skype-%3A-un-logiciel-qui-vous-veut-du-bien
[14:58] <zamba> frostburn: who? virtualbox?
[14:58] <a931bw> Hmm
[14:58] <a931bw> Who playd Runescape private server?
[14:58] <jacob___> How do I know which version of Ubuntu I have? (Dapper, Bopper, Hardy, ...)?
[14:59] <a931bw> is there way to launch client on linux?
[14:59] <Pici> jacob___: lsb_release -a
[14:59] <ziroday> !version | jacob___
[14:59] <SiDi> !wike | a931bw
[14:59] <SiDi> !wine | a931bw
[14:59] <jacob___> Intrepid.
[15:00] <thiebaude> jacob___: Bopper?
[15:00] <bigboy> hey everybody am facing problem in editing fstab file so my salve drive can be seen
[15:00] <a931bw> sidi Wine won't work
[15:00] <a931bw> .com file
[15:00] <frostburn> zamba, yes, you can always use vmware server too
[15:00] <a931bw> and
[15:00] <a931bw> File not found erro
[15:00] <a931bw> r
[15:00] <bigboy> anybody to help me
[15:00] <Flynsarmy> When installing LAMP where does php binary file install to?
[15:00] <Flynsarmy> it's not in which php or which php5
[15:00] <jacob___> thiebaude: YEah, all those fidgety names sound like variants of gas passage and so on.
[15:01] <Pici> Flynsarmy: Are you looking to run php files from the cli?
[15:01] <SiDi> Flynsarmy: i might be wrong but i dont think there is such php binary. it's just an apache module
[15:01] <Flynsarmy> Pici, from the terminal (newbie)
[15:02] <Pici> Flynsarmy: you'll need the php5-cli package then, php installed with LAMP is only in apache module form iirc.
[15:02] <dreamy> is there a channel for musicans .. about linux and sound ?
[15:02] <minimec> dreamy: I guess #ubuntustudio
[15:02] <Flynsarmy> that won't break my LAMP install at all?
[15:02] <Pici> dreamy: #ubuntustudio or /msg alis help for searching channels.
[15:02] <SiDi> dreamy: try #ubuntustudio
[15:02] <dreamy> k ty
[15:02] <Pici> Flynsarmy: Nope, its safe.
[15:03] <lirvan> thanks guys
[15:03] <a931bw> How to launch Runescape client?
[15:04] <lirvan> i am able to connect to internet now
[15:04] <lirvan> but can you help me with installation
[15:04] <SiDi> lirvan: great :) feel free to ask any question if you need more help
[15:04] <gordonjcp> SiDi: proving what, exactly?
[15:05] <SiDi> a931bw: as i said. wine. http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=6382
[15:05] <gordonjcp> SiDi: do you know what stat64() does?
[15:05] <lirvan> i want to install ubuntu in volume  E to dual boot with windows.is that ok or does one have to install in volume C only.
[15:05] <jacob___> Hey, I tried installing skype-static-oss from medibuntu, but the package installer says "Error: dependency is not satisfiable: skype-common". What does this mean? should I somehow try to procure a package called skype-common?
[15:06] <Shappie__> hbekel: I can try your link but i dont know how to set that value... I cant find the path they call there...
[15:06] <gordonjcp> jacob___: just install the .deb from Skype's site
[15:06] <SiDi> gordonjcp: it writes a file to a buffer afaik
[15:06] <bigboy> anybody knows how to edit fstab file
[15:06] <maximo> !skype
[15:06] <Shappie__> hbekel: So i cant find the file where i have to edit that value
[15:06] <gordonjcp> SiDi: no
[15:06] <jacob___> gordonjcp: I tried, but the sound doesn't work. SiDi here suggested it's due to Skype not supporting pulseaudio.
[15:07] <gordonjcp> SiDi: it gets some information about the file (typically size and permissions)
[15:07] <SiDi> lirvan: actually volumes are not named by letters in Linux/UNIX
[15:07] <gordonjcp> jacob___: yes, pulseaudio is a total abortion
[15:07] <SiDi> gordonjcp: and why would they need information about this ? what's the point of it ?
[15:07] <jacob___> So why is it being used?
[15:07] <gordonjcp> jacob___: I have no idea
[15:07] <pepperjack> bigboy: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab     :)
[15:07] <hbekel> Shappie__: that's because those guys patch the xorg source and build it manually... I just googled that up, try at your own risk
[15:07] <SiDi> lirvan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[15:07] <jacob___> I miss OS X : - (
[15:07] <gordonjcp> jacob___: you can basically assume that Ubuntu does not support audio outside of one or two Ubuntu standard apps, at present
[15:08] <gordonjcp> hopefully in Jaunty they've got rid of the pulseaudio mess
[15:08] <lesshaste> is there way to search all packages in repositories for a file?
[15:08] <SiDi> gordonjcp: thats not true. Ubuntu supports any audio except some apps that dont use pulseaudio, ie. Adobe Flash (proprietary), Skype (proprietary), Wine (tho its meant to be coming)
[15:08] <lesshaste> to see which one provides it?
[15:08] <gordonjcp> SiDi: you can't entirely get rid of pulseaudio, though
[15:09] <SiDi> lesshaste: i think packages.ubuntu.com's search engine can get that
[15:09] <lirvan> so when i install ubuntu where exactly will it be installed on the hard drive
[15:09] <jua> gordonjcp,SiDi: i have pulseaudio and those three apps work flawlessly with sound
[15:09] <SiDi> gordonjcp: you can, its been overposted on the web. and what's the point of getting rid of it ? just use alsa if you don't like it :)
[15:09] <gordonjcp> SiDi: because pulseaudio will grab the alsa hardware any chance it gets, and not give it up
[15:09] <gart> hi
[15:10] <SiDi> gordonjcp: shut pulseaudio down then :) or remove it from your PC. i'm running alsa here.
[15:10] <gordonjcp> SiDi: and, since I don't want to use pulseaudio under any circumstances, there should be a clean way to remove it
[15:10] <lesshaste> SiDi: thanks but it seems animate.sty isn't in any of them??
[15:11] <SiDi> lesshaste: according to google its LaTeX related. if you install texlive-full you should have all you need (its a big package though)
[15:11] <Picassotamus> So, I ran out of hard drive space for my music, and added some soft links in the music directory to a new directory i setup on a different hard drive.... I have Amarok setup to only look at the original drive, but I see two copies of any song that is part of a linked directory.. is this because it is a soft link, can i use hard links for seperate hard drives?
[15:11] <SiDi> gordonjcp: you mean "sudo aptitude purge pulseaudio" ? :D
[15:11] <gordonjcp> SiDi: which then wants to clobber ubuntu-desktop ;-)
[15:11] <SiDi> gordonjcp: this is just a virtual package :) i removed it to get rid of pidgin
[15:11] <jua> Picassotamus: no, hard links are only for one fs
[15:12] <lesshaste> ok thanks
[15:12] <gordonjcp> SiDi: yeah, but then apt goes mental when you update...
[15:12] <Bodsda> are man pages stored as accessible text files? if so where do they reside?
[15:12] <tzanger> good morning; I'm in an environment with a super-strict proxy; where do I set the system-wide proxy settings so that I can do package updates and so forth?
[15:13] <Picassotamus> jua: Ok thanks.  I guess I'll get rid of the links and add the second hard drive to Amarok
[15:13] <jua> Bodsda: they're in /usr/share/man
[15:13] <SiDi> gordonjcp: well, thats true :) you have to remember about putting the package back and then removing pulse again, which is painful
[15:13] <jriachi> hello
[15:13] <Bodsda> jua: cool, cheers
[15:13] <jacob___> How do I change the default mail handler in Unbuntu so that when I click on mailto: links Gmail opens up?
[15:14] <SiDi> Bodsda: they're in /usr/share/man afaik, they're packed in .gz files
[15:14] <SiDi> jacob___: System -> preferences -> favourite applications
[15:14] <tzanger> nevermind, I am just blind
[15:14] <jacob___> But Gmail isn't an application...
[15:14] <jacob___> SiDi: By the way, this Skype thingie worked. Thanks a bunch.
[15:14] <jriachi> I am planning to buy a usb 3G modem, which ones are recommended for ubuntu?
[15:15] <jua> tzanger: system-preferences-system proxy
[15:15] <SiDi> jacob___: oh sorry. let me browse :)
[15:15] <tzanger> jua: yeah, system/preferences/network proxy
[15:15] <jua> jriachi: i have a sony md300 it works ok
[15:16] <jacob___> Also, what is this rubbish about Rhythm Music Player? What happened to VLC?
[15:16] <jriachi> jua: did you had to mess with kernel modules or something?
[15:16] <KillGutza> Hello all
[15:16] <KillGutza> Anyone know of a really good software that rescues damaged CDs?
[15:16] <KillGutza> Like IsoBuster from Windows?
[15:17] <corey> If I bought a small SSD for the OS and kept my HDD would I be able to turn off the HDD to save power when its not in used
[15:17] <jua> jriachi: no, it works directly with wvdial
[15:18] <othellix> hi
[15:18] <corey> hi
[15:18] <DJJeff> everyone excited about 9.04 Launch in 2 Days?
[15:18] <jua> jriachi: but in this specific case i had to "mess" with udev config, a total of two files for connecting, wich i carry on the modem
[15:18] <SiDi> jacob___: i dont know, actually. there are a lot of articles about this on the web but the one i found isnt up-to-date and i'm not up for a long search :)
[15:18] <othellix> jow i install games on wine?????????
[15:18] <othellix> *how
[15:18] <DJJeff> I cant get SAM Broadcaster to work on WINE let alone any games
[15:18] <SPF> othellix: wine setup.exe
[15:19] <DJJeff> good luck to you sir
[15:19] <DJJeff> :)
[15:19] <jriachi> jua: i don't mind having to configure things or opening a terminal, if there is good documentation about it :)
[15:19] <corey> If I bought a small SSD for the OS and kept my HDD would I be able to turn off the HDD to save power when its not in use?
[15:19] <lesshaste> I am trying to find animate.sty for ubuntu.. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/asymptote says * Add pointer to animate.sty in README.Debian for animated PDFs.
[15:19] <lesshaste>     (closes: 460282)
[15:19] <othellix> dont work
[15:19] <othellix> on 9.04
[15:19] <lesshaste> there is no such bug as 460282 as far as I can tell
[15:19] <lesshaste> anyone help?
[15:19] <SiDi> DJJeff: you have twice more chances to make a game run than an audio app :)
[15:19] <jriachi> juar, hmmm... seems like an expensive 3g modem: ~95USD
[15:19] <SPF> othellix: does it give an error message?
[15:20] <jua> jriachi: i think you'll find, ymmv depending on the hardware i suppose
[15:20] <othellix> tell me i dont have directx
[15:20] <SiDi> lesshaste: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/asymptote/+addquestion/+login ask the maintainer directly, he should know ;)
[15:21] <lesshaste> SiDi: :)
[15:21] <SPF> othellix: then install directx first
[15:21] <othellix> dont work
[15:21] <Flynsarmy> Does anyone know if its possible to change the tab behaviour in nautilus so ctrl+tab will switch tabs like in every other prog known to man besides gedit?
[15:21] <KillGutza> Nobody knows of software that rescues files from damaged CDs? Q_Q
[15:21] <SiDi> othellix: go to appdb.winehq.org and search for your application
[15:21] <othellix> directx error
[15:21] <tzanger> I know that in KDE I can pull up Konqueror and do info://some_file or man://some_file.  Is there an equivalent when using Gnome?
[15:23] <gordonjcp> SiDi: yeah
[15:23] <corey> Is there a LAN admin on the channel?
[15:23] <othellix> :(
[15:23] <jua> jriachi: sure it is the sony md300? in argentina was at 50USD (tho it started at 100)
[15:23] <Roy_M> Hi, just testing out jaunty now. Is there any way to use fdisk to partition my hdd rather than the gui provided?
[15:23] <Pici> Roy_M : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[15:23] <SiDi> othellix: go to appdb.winehq.org and search for your application, read any howto there, ensure you do the things correctly, and if you need help because something *doesnt work*, please tell us at least what error message you're receiving
[15:24] <jriachi> jua: i have found a toshiba md300
[15:24] <Roy_M> thank, Pici
[15:24] <gordonjcp> !ask corey
[15:24] <gordonjcp> !ask | corey
[15:24] <jua> jriachi: i dont think they're the same
[15:24] <bullgard4> '~$find / -name "mnt" 2>/dev/null' obtains 2 hits. What 'locate' command obtains these same 2 hits (but faster)? What is a 'base name' in 'man locate'? (This term is not defined in man locate.)
[15:24] <mackk431> whats new in ubuntu 9.04?
[15:24] <jua> there's also the sony md400
[15:25] <Dortje> how can i make my ubuntu go into standby (acpi S3) after pressing the power button?
[15:25] <corey> gordonjcp: My question is specifically directed towards a person with experience adminstrating a LAN in a business setting
[15:25] <MaxxTaDeeR> help me please) why when i put the rezolution 1024 after every restart are 800x600?
[15:25] <jua> it is much better (drooling)
[15:25] <SiDi> bullgard4: afair locate uses a database, to find answers
[15:25] <bullgard4> SiDi: Yes. And now please answer the question which I put.
[15:25] <alex1212> SiDi, bullgard4 , which you update via updatedb
[15:26] <SiDi> Dortje: check System ->preferences -> Power manager (not sure of the name, not on the english version)
[15:26] <ykphuah> if I want to install on a server which I do not want to perform system upgrade so often, should I choose server latest or server LTS?
[15:26] <Dortje> im running in terminal. no gui
[15:26] <bullgard4> alex1212: Yes. And now please answer the question which I put.
[15:26] <SiDi> alex1212: Oo
[15:26] <gordonjcp> corey: yes, but if you actually just ask the question then someone that knows the answer might tell you it
[15:26] <alex1212> bullgard4, locate /dev/null
[15:27] <SiDi> ykphuah: LTS then :) you won't have to upgrade before two years.
[15:27] <bullgard4> alex1212: Your answer is wrong.
[15:27] <jua> ykphuah: lts
[15:27] <alex1212> bullgard4, /dev/null is always /dev/null
[15:27] <MaxxTaDeeR> who can help me ?
[15:27] <alex1212> why are you trying to "search" for it?
[15:27] <alex1212> its not even a file discriptor
[15:27] <SiDi> !ask | MaxxTaDeeR
[15:28] <erUSUL> bullgard4: locate uses a database so it is faster than find that has to scan the filesystem
[15:28] <ykphuah> SiDi: jua: so basically LTS is the stable version with security fixes but not the new features, right?
[15:28] <corey> I need a program that will allow me to see what my coworkers(?) are doing on the wireless network as far as browsing and if they are DLing torrents
[15:28] <alex1212> bullgard4, your methodology is wrong, go read on man locate again
[15:28] <SiDi> ykphuah: its exactly that
[15:28] <erUSUL> bullgard4: basename is usally thename without the extension
[15:28] <gordonjcp> !patience | bullgard4
[15:28] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, do explain your problem, your version, what steps you take, etc.
[15:28] <jua> ykphuah: exactly
[15:29] <SiDi> ykphuah: it gets backports every six months but is designed to be stable and there is no experimental stuff in the LTS server releases. and it has official support for 3 years, too
[15:29] <bullgard4> gordonjcp: Please try to read. I have not been impatient.
[15:29] <JackWat|work> i hate that bot.
[15:29] <gordonjcp> bullgard4: you have been rather rude, though
[15:29] <jua> ykphuah: it works perfectly for almost everything i need on my network (ad compatibility, various services, load balancing, cluster administration), i'm on 8.04
[15:29] <ykphuah> SiDi: jua: and I can upgrade to the next LTS solely through the network instead of physical access?
[15:29] <JackWat|work> oh uh. somebody grab the tissues.
[15:29] <SiDi> corey: wireshark, then sort the packages. but you won't know if they download torrents since now bittorrent cant be differenciated from TCP
[15:30] <SiDi> ykphuah: what do you mean ?
[15:30] <arkanabar> Once upon a time, in the previous millenium, I had a panel applet with three bar graphs:  CPU, mem, and swap.  Does something like that live in the Ubuntu repos?
[15:30] <SiDi> ykphuah: the LTS is a "normal" version, you get it the same way you'ld get another. the latest LTS is 8.04
[15:30] <jua> ykphuah: assuming you have setup ssh or something like that, yes you can
[15:30] <JackWat|work> arkanabar: yes
[15:30] <ykphuah> SiDi: I used to use opensuse and hence installed it on my server as well, lately it have been EOL, and everyone seems to be recommending against upgrading through the network.
[15:31] <corey> SiDi: I have tried that but, it does not appear to be running in promiscuos mode. It works fantastic for spying on myself since I can see all of my IRC traffic in plain text
[15:31] <ykphuah> i have to go like 10.2->10.3->11.0->11.1
[15:31] <blip-> my Intel 4965 BGN wifi card works perfectly and so does suspend-to-ram and s-to-disk on ubuntu 8.04... neither work properly on 8.10.    Would trying a LiveCD of 9.04 give me an idea if the wifi would work ?  what about the suspend... or must I install for that ?
[15:31] <gordonjcp> corey: are you on a hub or a switch?
[15:31] <arkanabar> JackWat|work, what should I look for?
[15:31] <JackWat|work> i always upgrade through network :x heh
my version is ubuntu 8.10 i have an 3d accelerated nvidia driver when i installed it i put the resolution 1024x800 and every time when i start my pc there start with 800x600 and every time a had to change that in nvidia x server to 1024x800,
[15:31] <ykphuah> and the "recommended approach" is boot the new CD, needing physical access.
[15:31] <phoe6> I have Ubuntu 8.10 installed as dual boot using Wubi; The problem I am facing is the XServer does not come up if I choose Ubuntu normally; But if Go to Windows Login first and reboot to Ubuntu, the grafics is recognized and I get the xdm login. What could be the problem?
[15:31] <SiDi> ykphuah: most of the arch installs are done through the network afaik. it's just another way to install, its not risky if your network connection is stable
[15:31] <gordonjcp> arkanabar: yes, probably in the panel at the top
[15:31] <JackWat|work> arkanabar : i dont remmber the na me. gimmie a second
[15:32] <corey> gordonjcp: I have pondered many a second about what a wireless network counts as and I have decided that it is most like a hub
[15:32] <gordonjcp> corey: yeah, it is then
[15:32] <JackWat|work> i think irc is blocked at work. im vnced into my home machine atm. :/
[15:32] <jua> ykphuah: if the machine has network access or a proxy to the ubuntu repositories, you can install or upgrade via network
[15:32] <gordonjcp> corey: sorry, didn't spot that you were on wireless
[15:32] <arkanabar> gordonjcp, I have reconfigured to a single bottom panel, and the normal gnome-panel system monitor applet doesn't have 3 bar graphs, but a 2 or 3 color single graph w/ a 60s history.
[15:32] <corey> gordonjcp: NP
[15:33] <MaxxTaDeeR> how can i do to leave my own favorite config 1024x800 and do not play with configs....
[15:33] <gordonjcp> corey: what you can do depends on the chipset, a bit
[15:33] <corey> gordonjcp: I need to make my boss feel as though he is in controll without giving him any at all
[15:33] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, which driver are you using? the proprietary one? or the FOSS one?
[15:33] <mint3> lol corey
[15:33] <ykphuah> alright, thanks SiDi and jua, I will go ahead and try out the 8.04 and see if its lacking anything I need, if it is then I will be trying out 8.10/9.04
[15:33] <gordonjcp> corey: matrix screensaver ;-)
geforce 4 4200
[15:34] <SiDi> ykphuah: you're welcome
[15:34] <bigboy> hey guys how do i make slave drive mount on start up please
[15:34] <mint3> im your boss, corey.
[15:34] <corey> gordonjcp: last time I gave him a small bit of admin powers I almost lost my job because he bricked the network somehow
[15:34] <SiDi> !fstab | bigboy
[15:34] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, please open: System>Administer>Hardware Drivers
[15:34] <gordonjcp> corey: I had a boss like that, insisted on having a key to the server room
[15:35] <corey> mint3: This is as good a time as any to tell you I borrowed your porsche without permission and sort broke it with a lightpole
[15:35] <gordonjcp> corey: for a while he insisted on having the only key to the server room, until our servers went down hard one day
[15:35] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, please tell me which driver is enabled in that window
[15:35] <maximo> !cheese
[15:35] <gordonjcp> corey: after that, we got to keep a key in the office (he was hardly ever there, and a 50-mile drive away)
[15:35] <JackWat|work> arkanabar: check out the packavge screenlets
[15:36] <arkanabar> JackWat|work, thanks, I will.
[15:36] <corey> gordonjcp: give him a key to a server room just not a mission critical server
[15:36] <bigboy> sidi ya i went to fstab but still not
[15:36] <gordonjcp> corey: "No, I'm not coming down there to pick up any <rude gaelic word> key, you can come up here with it or you can give me 30 quid for petrol!"
NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver (version96) Recommended
[15:37] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, how did you set the resolution?
in NVIDIA x server settings
[15:38] <corey> gordonjcp: Since the chipset cant handle I want to get another internal wireless card for my laptop. There are two slots. Does newegg have internal laptop wifi cards?
 SYSTEM>Administration > NVIDIA x server settings
[15:39] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, please press Alt+F4 and type in nvidia-settings
[15:39] <swiftarrow> and press enter
[15:39] <hbekel> swiftarrow: you meant Alt+F2? hehe
[15:39] <JackWat> tada
[15:40] <JackWat|work> :D
[15:40] <swiftarrow> hbekel, ooerdslkgsk oops...
[15:40] <hbekel> swiftarrow: now you made him quit
[15:40] <swiftarrow> hbekel, I C..... LOL.  poor guy.  hope he'll be back soon...
[15:41] <swiftarrow> oh dear...
[15:41]  * swiftarrow thinks he should try things out first
[15:41] <JFo> JackWat|work, those screenlets are pretty cool
[15:41] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDDD, my apologies
[15:41] <JFo> kind of Mac-ish
[15:42] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDDD, the correct key combination is alt+F2. then type in nvidia-settings and tell me if it's the dialog that you used to set your resolution
[15:42] <kitche> swiftarrow: just lucky no op was around :)
[15:43] <swiftarrow> kitche, i'll say!  But I'll be more careful in the future...
[15:43] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, you there?
[15:43] <JackWat> What'd he do?
[15:43] <blip-> I need a randomized array of elephants
[15:44] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, sorry abt that.  Please use Alt+F2 (I tried it this time) and type in nvidia-settings and tell me if it is the same thing you used to set the resolution...
[15:45] <swiftarrow> JackWat, I told MaxxTaDeeR to hit alt+f4 ; it was an accident, really.
[15:45] <charles_> corey: just look for total number of connections and amount of bandwidth
[15:45] <gordonjcp> corey: no idea, look on newegg
-D i am here :-D
[15:45] <TheFunkbomb> Does anyone know how I can use custom cover art in Banshee?  Or correct the ones it got wrong?
[15:45] <JackWat> haha
joke(alt+f4)
[15:45] <rayo> what is the difference between a script executed by an acpi event or executed by root? i have a bluetooth start/stop script, if i execute it it works, if acpi executes the file it's not working.
Ggghhshahhh =DDDD
[15:46] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, accident.  so tell me... is it the same dialog?
[15:46] <hbekel> JackWat: let's hope they both learned something :)
[15:46] <blip-> ? 9.04
[15:46] <gordonjcp> swiftarrow: "honour your error as a hidden intention" ...
Yeap
[15:46] <Pici> !jaunty | blip-
[15:46] <blip-> ? jacky jaunty
[15:46] <blip-> ! jacky jaunty
[15:46] <blip-> ah.  thanks Pici
[15:46] <JackWat> haha
There is NVIDIA Server settings
[15:47] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, ok, now close it, hit alt+f2, and type 'gksu nvidia-settings' (without the brackets) then make your changes, then save it, and exit.
[15:47] <blip-> Pici, does the ubuntu release schedule apply to kubuntu as well ?    ubuntu will be out in 2 days
[15:47] <Pici> blip-: Generally, yes.
[15:47] <JackWat> this
[15:47] <JackWat> ehh yes
[15:48] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, I know it exists in the menu tree, but usually it doesn't get sudo powers when it opens from there.  you need permissions to write everything to the xorg configuration file, which is how it would be applied.  Atleast, I THINK this should work.
[15:48] <doggyslobber> Recommendations: I use Ubuntu for my everyday tasks.  All our files, documents etc are stored on a Windows machine on the network.  How do I sync the folder locally so I can use the files offline?
[15:48] <blip-> thanks Pici
 perhaps that because i cant save the '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'
[15:49] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, another possibility *may* be the sessions, but I don't use gnome, so can't help you there.
[15:49] <swiftarrow> MaxxTaDeeR, yea, now open it with gksu, and it should be able to save.
[15:49] <dassouki> any minimalist zero border small font themes that you knw about ?
[15:49] <maximo> question, what is the advantage of using KDI in place of Gnome?
[15:49] <maximo> thaanks
[15:49] <JackWat> KDE?
[15:49] <maximo> yes
[15:49] <JackWat> its just a different interface
Yeap )) i'ts work ))) THx
[15:49] <charles_> maximo: it's just a question of persional taste
[15:50] <charles_> maximo: both are good
[15:50] <maximo> charles_: but is it better
[15:50] <JackWat> kde4 is very clean looking
[15:50] <JackWat> maximo: better in what aspect?
[15:50] <hbekel> maximo: depends on your definition of "better"
[15:50] <charles_> maximo: you're asking for a personal opinion.  my personal opinion is that I like Gnome better
[15:50] <maximo> ok
You help me)))    thank you))) now i'll try that )))now i'll restart
[15:50] <JackWat> I like gnome better too, but kde4 is pretty snazzy looking
[15:50] <maximo> either one is good, correct?
[15:50] <JackWat> yes
[15:50] <maximo> okay
[15:51] <charles_> yes. you should try both and decide which one you like
[15:51] <maximo> thanks
[15:51] <JackWat> ubuntu uses gnome by default
[15:51] <maximo> have another question too....
[15:51] <maximo> and that is
[15:51] <blip-> Pici, one more thing please, is it possible to find a change list between kubuntu 8.04 and 8.10 ?   I don't mean the everything, but just the major packages and added features.  e.g.  major KDE update,  kernel update etc..
[15:51] <hbekel> maximo: kde gives you more configure options, gnome tends to hide a lot of things
[15:51] <JackWat> Only one question per person. sorry brah.
[15:51] <JackWat> heh
[15:51] <maximo> you see
[15:51] <rumpel> st
[15:51] <rumpel> mist
[15:51] <oshua86> hbekel, how can I switch back and forth between KDE and gnome?
[15:52] <JackWat> oshua86: when you logout there is an option to switch your session
[15:52] <maximo> which program do I use to see my girlfriend over in another country?     ex: cheese or ekiga?
[15:52] <maximo> thanks
[15:52] <pepperjack> maximo: kde is more customizable gnome arguably more user friendly and professional looking but honestly.. for a average user its just a matter of taste these days
[15:52] <ikonia> maximo: what ever works for you and her
[15:52] <rumpel> @maximo cheese is only local... i guess
[15:52] <rumpel> am i wrong?
[15:52] <MenZa> maximo→ ekiga
[15:52] <oshua86> hbekel, so i reality nothing will change of my programs and stuff right?
[15:53] <maximo> ikonia: is like hotmail and yahoo?
[15:53] <Pici> blip-: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/810
[15:53] <ikonia> maximo: no
[15:53] <maximo> MenZa: which should I use?
[15:53] <MenZa> maximo→ Ekiga.
[15:53] <maximo> ikonia: which one then?
[15:53] <hbekel> oshua86: gnome and kde can coexists w/o problems on the same machine
[15:53] <ikonia> maximo: which ever works for both you and her
[15:53] <maximo> Ikonia which one then?
[15:53] <hbekel> oshua86: i use both kde and gnome apps under openbox, for example
[15:53] <pepperjack> oshua86: many users use kde apps in gnome for instance k3b which is prob the best cd burning app
[15:54] <ikonia> maximo: try them - see which one works for you both
[15:54] <maximo> ikonia:  Can I use Messenger/
[15:54] <ikonia> maximo: I don't know - can you ?
[15:54] <lirvan> does one have to understand what "master boot record","partition table" are before installing ubuntu
[15:54] <kareem-34> wuz up people
[15:54] <oshua86> got it, ill give it a try always had gnome
[15:54] <juac> lirvan: it helps
[15:54] <maximo> ikonia: Ekiga   but picture too small...
[15:54] <ikonia> lirvan: not really no, the installer should be able to manage that fo ryou
[15:54] <ikonia> maximo: ok - then so not ekiga
[15:54] <pepperjack> lirvan: not if you just want to wipe the disk and install (default option)
[15:55] <maximo> ikonia: she needs to be in the same Ekiga, right?
[15:55] <maximo> thanks
[15:55] <ikonia> maximo: no - just a compatible client
[15:55] <JackWat> lirvan: what?
[15:55] <maximo> ikonia: okay
[15:55] <JackWat> are you trying to do
[15:56] <MenZa> maximo→ As long as she has an SIP client with webcam support, she should be fine.
[15:56] <lirvan> i dont want to wipe the disk. i want o dual boot windows and ubuntu.
[15:57] <a931bw> aww
[15:57] <maximo> MenZa: which one you use?
[15:57] <a931bw> i unpacked client
[15:57] <juac> livan: get the "desktop install" cd. when you boot from it the installer will help you to easily change windows partitions's size to make room for ubuntu
[15:57] <pepperjack> lirvan: then just let it resize the disk for you. any of the install options but 'manual' require very little real work on the user's part.  i think it may be a good idea to defrag maybe in windows first?  not sure about that though
[15:57] <maximo> that is reliable
[15:57] <a931bw> theres error
[15:57] <a931bw> File not found
[15:57] <FloodBot1> a931bw: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:57] <solidtech> hello?
[15:57] <Saras`> :D
[15:58] <solidtech> this is the first time I've ever used this
[15:58] <solidtech> any one there?
[15:58] <[pablo]> 1481 people there
[15:58] <a931bw> !eot solidtech
[15:58] <a931bw> !eol solidtech
[15:59] <defrysk> ?
[15:59] <solidtech> Solid Tech is the company a friend and I started
[15:59] <mackk431> i thought flooding is a dos attack method
[15:59] <Pici> a931bw: Why are you doing that?
[15:59] <a931bw> !kde solidteck
[15:59] <a931bw> Just
[15:59] <a931bw> For try bot :D
[15:59] <maximo> thanks for you all support ...
[15:59] <Pici> !msgthebot | a931bw
[15:59] <Pici> !offtopic | solidtech
[16:00] <mackk431> !flooding
[16:00] <solidtech> oh sorry
[16:00] <Nokio> Hi all i am trying to setup 2 ubuntu with ldap (so far no problem) then i want to configure the 2 ldap to replicate each other. I was following so far this doc https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenLDAPServer#LDAP%20replication but i dont have any slapd.conf file to add the replication information...
[16:01] <juac> Nokio: try #ubuntu-server
[16:01] <Nokio> ok thanks juac
[16:01] <Chymera> Hi, I have the following stuff in my /etc/hal/fdi/policy/10-xinput-configuration.fdi //  http://pastebin.ca/1398288 but it still won't work to switch between keymaps via alt shift :(
[16:01] <Chymera> any ideas?
[16:02] <a931bw> Who can help with runescape game client +ubuntu?
[16:02] <a931bw> http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LDL4FI41
[16:02] <a931bw> that client
[16:04] <lirvan> do i have to backup the masterbootrecord before i install ubuntu to dual boot with windows
[16:05] <epaphus> hi guys,  why is it that my java6 doesnt execute java applets how it should..? it gets frozen and wont perform... i tried it on several ubuntu machines.. same result...
[16:06] <cbaughtman> hey tj
[16:06] <cowbellemoo> lirvan: are you installing ubuntu first or windows first?  Installing windows first and then ubuntu will set up the bootloader with both
[16:06] <lirvan>  do i have to backup the masterbootrecord before i install ubuntu to dual boot with windows or should i just go ahead and hit the b "guided resize and use freed space" option
[16:07] <JackWat> lirvan: that'll work fine
[16:07] <ikonia> lirvan: go ahead, you can always repair if there is a problem
[16:07] <JackWat> ubuntu will let you booth from either operating system
[16:07] <JackWat> boot*
[16:07] <lirvan> ok
[16:07] <JackWat> Wernt you having issues connecting to your network with it?
[16:08] <lirvan> now it s ok
[16:08] <JackWat> ah. what was the issue?
[16:08] <JackWat> If you install via Wubi, it doesn't overwrite your MBR. If you're just giving ubuntu a try, you should try that out.
[16:08] <lirvan> it was a really stupid thing i didnt setup my connection. so thats why i couldnt connect .
[16:09] <JackWat> ah
[16:09] <lirvan> it was SiDi who pointed out the solution.
[16:09] <lirvan> really foolish of me
[16:09] <SiDi> lirvan: :) happens to everyone the first time
[16:10] <lirvan> ok bye for now
[16:11] <SuperJediWombat> Hello
[16:11] <linduxed> im having the following problem: http://tinyurl.com/dktybj and therefore want to get hold of JDK 1.7, how do i get it?
[16:11] <SuperJediWombat> Where do i go for xubuntu support?
[16:11] <mackk431> #xubuntu ?!
[16:12] <mackk431> yeah i tested is its full with people
[16:12] <dylnuge> SuperJediWombat: You can get some support here for things that are universal to ubuntu. There's an xubuntu channel that mackk431 mentioned too.
[16:12] <SuperJediWombat> Thanks!
[16:12] <swiftarrow> SuperJediWombat, i use xubuntu
[16:14] <MenZa> maximo→ I don't use SIP.
[16:15] <ing> zxczcxxcz
[16:17] <zweaver> does anyone know how to re-add  " nm applet "  to your pannel?
[16:18] <lanoxx> i just installed libphp-jpgraph and restarted the apache2 deamon, but the extention doesnt work, do i also need to restart php?
[16:19] <linduxed> im having the following problem: http://tinyurl.com/dktybj and therefore want to get hold of JDK 1.7, how do i get it?
[16:21] <axsd9d> hi all , i recently experimented with updating from a mythubunu cd and it failed somehow my packages list got corrupt and i cant install new apps, what do i do ??
[16:22] <defrysk> sudo apt-get -f install
[16:22] <axsd9d> thanks man\
[16:22] <unko> ANYONE in here good at making debs?
[16:23] <defrysk> debts no prob
[16:23] <hymnosis> lol
[16:24] <dragger> Hello, when i login after i type password and user name system cannot run , i see just mouse and blank background
[16:25] <dragger> any help?
[16:25] <bolt_> flash player is now working
[16:25] <bolt_> coc|actionparsnip
[16:26] <daglees_> Hey I noticed on some screenshots that Ubuntu has this bottom icons bar thing that looks like the one on Mac systems
[16:26] <mackk431> your display driver is screwed up dragger
[16:26] <daglees_> Do you know how it's called
[16:26] <daglees_> ?
[16:26] <bolt_> flash player is now working
[16:26] <maximo> MenZa: tell me  your setup?
[16:26] <Pici> daglees_: Could be awn or gnome-do/docky.
[16:26] <MenZa> maximo→ I don't use video chat.
[16:26] <dragger> Can i repaire this issue
[16:26] <bolt_> youtube is now working
[16:26] <koolkartik> i hav installed 8.1ubuntu 3 days back and it starts without prompting for a username and a password.... how can i make it to prompt usename n passwd?
[16:27] <maximo> MenZa: so which one to use for my setup....
[16:27] <bolt_> idk
[16:27] <maximo> MenZa: that works
[16:27] <daglees_> Pici ok I'll check those out -- thank you.
[16:27] <dragger> i need command to reset or repaire system ?
[16:27] <bolt_> flash player is now working
[16:28] <koolkartik> it always login with one user that i made during installation..
[16:28] <mackk431> i usually reinstall if i dont find the failure within 5 min hihi
[16:28] <ActionParsnip> hey all, if i put stuff in /dev/shm (ubuntu's self resizing rmdisk) does this get auto rsynced at shutdown or will i have to manually implement this?
[16:29] <daglees_> So interesting to see themes that resemble Aero, I've used Vista a lot and it looks like shit compared to default Ubuntu
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> !ohmy | daglees_
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> daglees_: it can be as glossy or as basic as yu choose
[16:29] <daglees_> Whoops, sorry
[16:30] <dragger> System wont login after i type password and username
[16:30] <dragger> ?
[16:30] <mackk431> vista is a collection of not used tools which consumes lots of resources and does nothing but klickibunti
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> dragger: can you log in as any user at all?
[16:30] <mackk431> but its a good game console though
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> dragger: can you log in to console logon
[16:30] <PLSHELPME> PLS help me ! http://www.sexy-anni.net/?id=73023
[16:30] <PLSHELPME> PLS help me ! http://www.sexy-anni.net/?id=73023
[16:30] <FloodBot1> PLSHELPME: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:30] <bolt_> actionparsnip: youtube workes not , it turned out ff was using another plugin insted of flash, so i told it to use flash and viola it workes :)
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: nice
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: wtg
[16:31] <bolt_> action parsnip: and i just foun that out myself
[16:31] <a931bw> Hot to install .bin?
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: best way, teaches you
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> a931bw: chmod +x <bin file>
[16:32] <bolt_> i know easy
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> a931bw: then execute with ./<bin file>
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> a931bw: make sure your pwd is the folder containing the bin file
[16:33] <ActionParsnip> pwd == present working directory
[16:33] <_Joker_> ola, boa tarde
[16:33] <linhlv> linhlv
[16:33] <Pici> !br | _Joker_
[16:33] <bolt_> action parsnip: the plugin it was trying to use wasnt even there
[16:33] <a931bw> Wait ill dl and pm u ok?
[16:34] <A> A
[16:34] <koolkartik> i hav installed 8.1ubuntu 3 days back and it starts without prompting for a username and a password.... how can i make it to prompt usename n passwd?
[16:34] <bolt_> action parsnip: the plugin it was trying to use wasnt even there
[16:34] <koolkartik> need help to make it prompt for password
[16:35] <pepperjack> koolkartik: gksudo gdmsetup
[16:35] <pepperjack> koolkartik: run that from a terminal
[16:35] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: tab complete my name
[16:35] <bolt_> ActionParsnip:  the plugin it was trying to use wasnt even there
[16:35] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: well its good now, remember what you did or future installs
[16:36] <bolt_> ActionParsnip:  well its easyer than i thought it woud be lol
[16:37] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: usually is in linux
[16:37] <bolt_> ActionParsnip: thats kubuntu i did it in that is
[16:37] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: ubuntu is ubuntu when it comes to flash
[16:37] <koolkartik> pepperjack: thanx
[16:38] <pepperjack> koolkartik: no problem
[16:38] <bolt_> ActionParsnip:  what do you mean
[16:38] <bolt_> ActionParsnip:  what do you mean
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: the method you used would be the same in nubuntu, fluxbuntu and xubuntu
[16:39] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: as well as kubuntu and ubuntu
[16:39] <user04> hwat
[16:39] <bolt_> ActionParsnip:  actually i used a diffent methoud in ubuntu
[16:39] <user04> whts happening?
[16:40] <Ruadh> Can anyone tell me if Ubuntu Server 8.10 is still a beta version or has it been officially released?
[16:40] <bolt_> ActionParsnip:  actually i used a diffent methoud in ubuntu
[16:40] <grawity> Ruadh: It's released on 2008-10, I guess.
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[16:40] <LjL> Ruadh: it's definitely released
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> bolt_: if you use cli its all identical. I have a handy script for it personally that I run on ALL fresh installs of linux to pull down 64bit flash and put the plugin in the right place
[16:40] <LjL> Ruadh: 9.04 is the one that's still not released
[16:41] <Marliza> Hola
[16:41] <killuminati> 2 days is go on 9.04
[16:41] <user04> floodBot pls fill me in on whats hapening
[16:41] <Ruadh> Thanks guys :)
[16:41] <LjL> user04: nothing is happening.
[16:41] <grawity> user04: floodbot is a bot.
[16:41] <Pici> user04: This is the official Ubuntu support channel.
[16:41] <Computer> Anyone use a scanner?
[16:41] <Marliza> tralala
[16:42] <user04> hello Merlizar!!!
[16:42] <Computer> What sort of driver is used with a scanner?
[16:42] <LjL> Computer: a SANE driver.
[16:42] <Marliza> Yeepi... I'm not in the good room...
[16:42] <bolt_> ActionParsnip:  i dident even do mutch , just told firefox to use flash insted of another plugin
[16:42] <LjL> !scanner > Computer    (Computer, see the private message from ubottu)
[16:42] <user04> no ur in the best room!!!
[16:42] <LjL> !offtopic
[16:42] <Marliza> Where do you come from ? Je suis française et un peu larguée...
[16:43] <LjL> !fr
[16:43] <bolt_> ActionParsnip:  i dident even do mutch , just told firefox to use flash insted of another plugin
[16:43] <user04> u r in the best room Merliza
[16:43] <LjL> user04, Marliza: please keep this channel about Ubuntu support
[16:43] <bolt_> ActionParsnip:  i dident even do mutch , just told firefox to use flash insted of another plugin
[16:43] <user04> oh i come from Lesotho. ke tsoa hantle maseru hara teropo!
[16:43] <Computer> Shouldn't it be more like ##ubutnu-offtopic
[16:44] <maelaian> Where can I get information about checking out the ubuntu source?
[16:44] <user04> merliza r u still there?
[16:44] <cbaughtman> tj 83
[16:45] <LjL> !english | user04
[16:45] <lirvan> great
[16:45] <Marliza> Yes I am...
[16:45] <Marliza> I would find a room when people speak french...
[16:45] <sebsebseb> hi
[16:46] <sebsebseb> !fr |  Marliza
[16:46] <lirvan> guys i installed ubuntu
[16:46] <user04> i said i come from Lesotho, do u know where that is
[16:46] <a931bw> lirvan
[16:46] <a931bw> u pro
[16:46] <a931bw> >.>
[16:46] <Marliza> No...tell me where it is...
[16:47] <lirvan> dont ashame me by calling a pro i forgot my password to my user account in ubuntu
[16:47] <LjL> !offtopic | Marliza, user04
[16:47] <LjL> please use PRIVATE MESSAGES or #ubuntu-offtopic to talk about things that are not Ubuntu support, thank you!
[16:47] <user04> it is a small country landlocked by Souht Africa..(im sure u know where South Africa is)
[16:47] <SN0WB4LL> is the new EXT4 filesystem stable? is more stable than ext3?
[16:48] <lirvan> so i really am i a pro
[16:48] <lirvan> pls help me to get into my ubuntu how do i do that
[16:49] <SN0WB4LL> !ext4
[16:49] <SN0WB4LL> !ext
[16:49] <amikrop> How can I disable Pidgin messages to be shown as notifications?
[16:50] <lirvan> a931bw how do i log in to my user account in ubuntu i forgot my password. this is really embarassing and i am not sure i got the spelling right
[16:50] <amikrop> Messages and friends-comes-on/offline.
[16:50] <moxfalder> hi !
[16:51] <SN0WB4LL> !hello | moxfalder
[16:51] <leeguy92> would moving  user to the pulse-rt group help with occasional stuttering audio?
[16:51] <Biophile> a fresh install of 8.10 isn't connecting to wireless
[16:51] <leeguy92> *moving a user
[16:51] <amikrop> !notify
[16:51] <aloxa> how go to russian chat?
[16:51] <amikrop> !notifications
[16:51] <defrysk> !ru
[16:51] <amikrop> !notification
[16:51] <SN0WB4LL> aloxa: /join #ubuntu-ru
[16:51] <br00kx> lol
[16:51] <moxfalder> when install TRUECRYPT dmsetup installed by himself, how to find this DEB file ?
[16:51] <amikrop> !notify-osd
[16:51] <Biophile> !wireless
[16:51] <br00kx> hey together
[16:52] <sipior> lirvan: you can try selecting recovery mode from the boot menu, which should dump you to a root prompt. from there, you can set your password via "passwd <username>"
[16:52] <leeguy92> !audio
[16:52] <Pici> amikrop : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[16:52] <leeguy92> !Players
[16:52] <lirvan> ok is that it sipior
[16:52] <amikrop> Pici: ok :)
[16:52] <leeguy92> !MP3
[16:52] <BlessJah> Hi all!
[16:53] <aloxa> ok sanks
[16:53] <sipior> lirvan: yes. you can reset your password and then reboot the machine.
[16:53] <lirvan> ok
[16:53] <aloxa> ok sanks
[16:54] <BlessJah> does anyone know, how can i get POLISH characters on tty?
[16:54] <leeguy92> !polish
[16:54] <BlessJah> leeguy92: flame
[16:54] <leeguy92> BlessJah: flame?
[16:54] <BlessJah> leeguy92: free software vs not free
[16:55] <BlessJah> legall vs not legall xD x DxD
[16:55] <pepperjack> !locale > BlessJah
[16:55] <Pici> !offtopic | BlessJah
[16:55] <hwilde> !nfs
[16:55] <Stopmotion> blubb
[16:55] <hwilde> !fuse
[16:56] <BlessJah> pepperjack: thx, but i've got right locales
[16:56] <BlessJah> pepperjack:pl utf-8, but i dont have polish chars at ttys
[16:59] <moxfalder> where store the deb files when not installed by apt-get ?
[16:59] <disappearedng> where does git by default save my source code that I obtain from outside?
[17:00] <leeguy92> moxfalder: the deb files arent needed after using them
[17:00] <slacker_nl> hello
[17:00] <leeguy92> so, you can just chuck them in /dev/null
[17:00] <slacker_nl> does anyone know if ubuntu 9.04 has a KDE 3.5.x package?
[17:00] <Pici> slacker_nl : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[17:00] <sipior> moxfalder: /var/cache/apt/archives, if i understand your question correctly.
[17:00] <moxfalder> leeguy92: but if i need ?
[17:00] <BlessJah> leeguy92: propably he wants to download them and burn at CD etc
[17:00] <slacker_nl> Pici: kk
[17:00] <Rods_Tiger> what I want is to just switch the computer on and it does all the starting up without my intervention. Having to go to it and type in the password into 'unlock keyring' is not what I want.
[17:00]  * leeguy92 will leave, as he is probably unqualified to give advice :p
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> slacker_nl: i'd ask in #kubuntu
[17:01] <moxfalder> sipior: no in there, when without apt-get !
[17:01] <BlessJah> moxfalder: propably u should visit download.ubuntu.com
[17:01] <slacker_nl> ActionParsnip: it is just a package ;)
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> !aptoncd
[17:01] <rhythmsoup> Hi folks, can anyone tell me how i can find out why my Laptop CPU fan seems to keep coming on. The CPUs are at about 20% and 13% (dual core)
[17:01] <moxfalder> BlessJah: i can manualy download any lib or package ?
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> slacker_nl: then find a ppa with it on
[17:01] <rhythmsoup> is there a way of knowing CPU temps?
[17:01] <BlessJah> moxfalder: ofc
[17:01] <ameed> Hi All, am looking for a good stable Mail Server for my company easy to setup and configure any recommendation ?
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> slacker_nl: i found one for amarok 1.4 ;)
[17:02] <moxfalder> BlessJah: thnx !
[17:02] <BlessJah> rhythmsoup: google lm-sensors
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> ameed: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MailServer
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> rhythmsoup: http://www.bradtrupp.com/ubuntu-cpu-temperature.html
[17:03] <antonio_> ciao
[17:03] <BlessJah> once again: polish chars at tty (correct locales, flame at #ubuntu-pl, and no ideas)
[17:03] <antonio_> !list
[17:03] <Rods_Tiger> I'd like to be able to just switch the computer on and it finds its own way to a working situation, without my having to stand over it and type my password into 'unlock keyring' before it can continue and finish starting up.
[17:03] <sipior> BlessJah: your terminal font has the character set you want?
[17:04] <BlessJah> sipior: terminus, everywhere it is said yes
[17:04] <Rods_Tiger> 'Network manager applet' seems to be stopping it from completing the switch-on boot process until I type in my password each time.
[17:04] <BlessJah> sipior: but i cant see them, polish chars ąść are invisible (or just spaces)
[17:04] <rhythmsoup> Thanks BlessJah, and ActionParsnip :)
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> Rods_Tiger: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/34898
[17:05] <BlessJah> sipior: other question: how to change font in tty?
[17:05] <Rods_Tiger> aha - so it's a bug
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> Rods_Tiger: i just think its network manager sucking
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> Rods_Tiger: i tried to use it in jaunty and ended up getting no where fast, its plain garbage
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> imho
[17:06] <Rods_Tiger> what, the 'unlock keyring' thing?
[17:07] <sipior> BlessJah: have a look at /etc/default/console-setup
[17:07] <BlessJah> sipior: i have installed console-tools
[17:07] <Thursap> how to get all a website to local using a command from terminal?
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> Rods_Tiger: no, the whole app itself
[17:07] <Rods_Tiger> but it comes with it, doesn't it
[17:07] <sipior> Thursap: check out "wget", or "curl".
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> Rods_Tiger: yep
[17:08] <Viper_Suicide> can anyone help me with some software RAID
[17:08] <ActionParsnip> !raid
[17:08] <Viper_Suicide> im using mdadm
[17:08] <BlessJah> sipior: what should i serach?
[17:08] <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?
[17:08] <Acedip> well i just installed kubuntu-desktop in ubuntu, now the fonts and icons doesnt seem normal to me
[17:09] <Thursap> sipior: which switch i should use with curl to do that? man page is too long :(
[17:09] <sipior> BlessJah: CODESET and FONTFACE are probably two good places to start.
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> Acedip: i'd ask in #kubuntu if thats what you are using now
[17:09] <sipior> Thursap: man page is too long? heh.
[17:10] <BlessJah> sipior: kk, give me second "fontface=fixed" and "codeset=Uni1"
[17:10] <BlessJah> sipior: utf-8 is Uni3 right?
[17:10] <BlessJah> sipior: central europe?
[17:11] <Thursap> sipior: and i can't the that kind of option
[17:11] <mikebeecham> can anyone tell me if there's a channel for evolution?
[17:12] <mint3> !fstab
[17:12] <BlessJah> !locale
[17:12] <BlessJah> not this...
[17:13] <BlessJah> !uni
[17:13] <user04> hey wassup user_
[17:14] <mint3> !fd
[17:14] <mint3> !fs
[17:14] <Viper_Suicide> thx for the guides on raid, but i need some specific help
[17:14] <rock> how can i remove programmes from wine
[17:14] <mint3> !jaunty
[17:14] <mlowe> mikebeecham, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+sources/evolution/+gethelp
[17:14] <MaxxTaDeeR> how can i configure skype on voice speaking?
[17:15] <sipior> BlessJah: don't you want Terminus, instead of Fixed?
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: ask away
[17:15] <BlessJah> sipior: yeah that right, but i dont know what is my CODESET
[17:15] <sipior> BlessJah: uni3 is probably correct. in any event, there are only a finite number. try them out.
[17:16] <Viper_Suicide> i have an ubuntu install (non-raid).  i have 2 drives i want to wipe and use as the new install in raid1.  how to i wipe the other 2 drives as they had raid on them before but with a different partition structure
[17:16] <user04> clone how can i search for administrator passwords files?
[17:16] <BlessJah> sipior: but how check them without reboot?
[17:16] <rock> how can i uninstall programmes from wine
[17:16] <daglees_> I'm trying to installl xdebug to work with XAMPP on Ubuntu but I can't " make" it
[17:16] <Absolute0> Is there any app that will print the amount of instructions that can be executed by the system per second?
[17:16] <daglees_> It throws a lot of errors
[17:16] <orgthingy> hello, how can i change fan speed and such through cpufreq utilities ?
[17:16] <orgthingy> or any other tool
[17:16] <daglees_> ./configure --enable-xdebug --with-php-config=/opt/lampp/bin/php-config, that's as far as I went, reading this tutorial:http://www.sanisoft.com/blog/2007/06/23/how-to-install-xdebug-php-extension-for-xampp-on-linux/
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: that very non-specific. What you are asking is VERY common
[17:17] <daglees_> If anyone has experience with this please help
[17:17] <BlessJah> orgthingy: lm-sensors
[17:17] <user04> Clone wassup!....admin passwrds files..how do i find them?
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: if you plug them in individually you can easily boot to a live cd of some kind (even gentoo minimal will do it) and remove the partition tanles
[17:18] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: then you can use them as whatever you wish
[17:18] <mikebeecham> is anyone able to answer an 'evolution' question, or do I need to find thier IRC channel?
[17:18] <orgthingy> BlessJah: how exactly?
[17:18] <user04> how do i find admin passwrds files..........anyone pls help!
[17:18] <Sh3r1ff> !anyone | mikebeecham
[17:18] <orgthingy> BlessJah: no man page appearantly
[17:18] <BlessJah> orgthingy: sudo apt-get install lm-sensors
[17:19] <orgthingy> BlessJah: i did that already
[17:19] <MaxxTaDeeR> Help) how can i configure skype on voice speaking?
[17:19] <BlessJah> orgthingy: than sensors (u'll have to detect sensors)
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: once you remove all partitions they will simply be blank canvasses, you will then need to configure the drives in your raid as you see fit
[17:19] <BlessJah> orgthingy: wait a second
[17:19] <orgthingy> BlessJah: how :P ? I don't get it why they dont have man pages
[17:19] <BlessJah> orgthingy: man sensors
[17:20] <BlessJah> they have
[17:20] <orgthingy> ah, i see
[17:20] <ActionParsnip> mikebeecham: ask away
[17:20] <ActionParsnip> MaxxTaDeeR: make sure your mic volume is max and not muted
[17:20] <mikebeecham> Sh3r1ff: good point!  Ok...for some reason Evolution does not display HTML emails correctly, such as ebay emails.  I can ask it to receive images from the internet, but for some reason my GTK theme (mostly brown) messes with the email....the email should be white.....is there any way to amend this?
[17:20] <linduxed> how do i get hold of icedtea1.7 for intrepid?
[17:21] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: ok, Stop PMing me and yu wouldnt have missed what I said would you
[17:21] <linduxed> or JDK 1.7 in general
[17:21] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: have the drives you want to blank attatched to the system, boot to live cd and remove the partitions (if thats what you want)
[17:22] <axxc> lo fellas
[17:22] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: you can then partition and set them up how you wish in the next system (or power off and remove to move to a new system)
[17:22] <Blizzerand> http://www.wikihow.com/Improve-Your-Thinking-Skills
[17:22] <sequethin> why don't the "create a usb startup disk" utility see my usb drive? no matter what I do it just says "insert an usb disk"
[17:22] <axxc> is there a way to show/write arabic fonts on xchat ?
[17:22] <sequethin> sorry actually what it says is "please insert an USB stick"
[17:22] <ActionParsnip> sequethin: does the device show up in lsusb; sudo fdisk -l
[17:23] <sequethin> ActionParsnip: it's mounted on /media/disk
[17:23] <ActionParsnip> sequethin: if you are installing to it it needs unmounting. run: sudo umount /media/disk
[17:23] <ActionParsnip> sequethin: the mounted disk is "busy" so cannot be installed to, if its unmounted the installer will see i
[17:24] <sequethin> ActionParsnip: ok now it is unmounted. is it supposed to have a FS ?
[17:24] <Sword^Fish> hi all! I'm on ubuntu intrepid. It's not detecting sound card.. can anyone help me with this issue pls?
[17:24] <Viper_Suicide> how to i colour highlight notes with my name in?
[17:25] <sequethin> ActionParsnip: this is a 320GB usb drive, it came with no partitions. i created a partition, created a FS, i've tried the usb startup disk tool during each step to see if it would recognize it and no luck
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> sequethin: if you are installing from the live cd, it will be installed to as a raw device, when you installed linux to your internal drive you didnt mount the partitions did you
[17:25] <jinxy> Hey actionparsnip..... I've lost my window decorators in firefox after an install today but all other programs appear to retain them
[17:25] <sequethin> I already am running an installed ubuntu
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> jinxy: no idea man, maybe someone else can reply
[17:26] <sequethin> i have 9.04-rc as iso, i'd like to try to start that from my usb disk, only because i ran out of blank cds :)
[17:26] <sequethin> i thought the usb startup disk tool would be perfect
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: your name gets highlighted when someone puts your name in written text
[17:26] <MrNaz> AAAAAAAAARRRGH!!! THE LAST 24 HOURS IS ALWAYS THE LONGEST!!!!!!!!!!!!
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: see how yur name is at the start of the line, thats not an accident. I am typing it
[17:26] <Sh3r1ff> MrNaz: it's still 48 ;)
[17:26] <jinxy> anybody have any ideas on how to get window decorators back in firefox?
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> !usb | sequethin
[17:27] <theuser1> on what protocol is jrdesktop used. vnc or rdp?
[17:27] <MrNaz> Sh3r1ff well then i'm going to bed to make it less :P
[17:27] <Sh3r1ff> MrNaz: get drunk first, that way you'll sleep longer ;)
[17:27] <sequethin> ok so basically if i run make usb startup disk, and i plug in my drive and it doesn't see it, that means i dont understand usb?  lol
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> jinxy: what if you press F11 a few times in firefox?
[17:27] <MrNaz> Sh3r1ff i'm muslim... so that's not an option for me
[17:27] <linduxed> i need java 1.7 for intrepid, how do i get hold of it
[17:27] <linduxed> ?
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: www.java.com
[17:28] <Sh3r1ff> MrNaz: too bad, cause it works for me ;)
[17:29] <jinxy> actionparsnip: yep, f11 twice
[17:29] <MrNaz> Sh3r1ff oh i don't doubt it'd efficacy... but my rudimentary knowledge of medicine lead me to believe it may not be advisable as a long term time management strategy :P
[17:30] <wwarior> anyone: the best way to connect and sincronize a ipod touch ?
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> jinxy: all better?
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> !ipod | wwarior
[17:30] <Sh3r1ff> MrNaz: you've got a point there ;)
[17:30] <wwarior> ubottu, thanks bot.
[17:30] <jinxy> actionparsnip: it gives me back windows decorators but reverts when reopening the program.
[17:31] <jinxy> I'm not running compiz
[17:32] <owner> how to tell what mother board I am using
[17:32] <user04> sssssssssss!!!!!!!
[17:32] <mint3> owner - open ur pc up and look it up mate.
[17:32] <defrysk> owner, somewhere in dmesg you might get some clues
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> jinxy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1082366
[17:32] <MrNaz> owner eyeballing it is the easiest way
[17:33] <ActionParsnip> jinxy: http://support.mozilla.com/tiki-view_forum_thread.php?locale=tr&comments_parentId=293588&forumId=1
[17:33] <thiebaude> yo
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> jinxy: i find if you get it to normal size, then hold ctrl+shift and click x to close it remembers the size (afair)
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo thiebaude
[17:34] <thiebaude> yup
[17:36] <tremulusien> test
[17:36] <tremulusien> plz
[17:36] <jinxy> ActionParsnip:  I don't have ccsm because I'm not running compiz
[17:36] <awkorama> tremulusien: works
[17:36] <tremulusien> im french
[17:36] <theuser1> can anyone recomend a remote desktop app that suports file transferes.  i have 2 pcs. one windows xp and on kubuntu. what to control each other oftenly. so need client and server app on both and ready all times for a connection. need rdp one. its faster?
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> jinxy: try the other link as well as my personal suggestion
[17:36] <philipkdick_> anyone from toronto?
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: openssh-server
[17:37] <tremulusien> i am 13
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> !vnc | theuser1
[17:37] <theuser1> ActionParsnip:  need rdp
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: depends what you are doing, you can do almost everything at command line via ssh which is very secure
[17:38] <JackWat> rdp ftl on ubuntu
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=241591  i'd red revertx's reply
[17:39] <theuser1> ActionParsnip:  yaa. but need  x
[17:39] <klaus> guten abend zu sammen. wird heuir auch deutsch gesprochen?
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: i'd evaluate exactly what you want to do remotely and see if a full desktop vview is REALLY needed
[17:39] <defrysk> !de | klaus
[17:40] <klaus> de
[17:40] <jimcooncat> theuser1: For just file transfers, I use for clients WinSCP on windows, and gFTP on Ubuntu. For hosts, CopSSH for windows, openssh-server for Ubuntu
[17:40] <theuser1> ActionParsnip: how will i control a wndows maching
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> !xrdp
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> !info rdesktop | theuser1
[17:40] <JackWat> i hate that bot
[17:40] <mogul218> hey all I attempted to have 3 ntfs partitions mounted automatically at start up and 2 of the 3 mount successfully but the third doesn't.  When I attempt to mount manually i get this error http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/155425/ Here is a copy of my FSTAB http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/155433/
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> JackWat: saves us having to retype the same stuff over and over as many queries are identical
[17:41] <mogul218> the partition that won't mount is /dev/sda1
[17:41] <user04> yeh jackwat, i also hate it!
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> mogul218: what is the output of: whoami
[17:41] <user04> gon what r u doing here?
[17:42] <Patrick904> can someone help me with installing the aurora GTK engine?
[17:42] <Scunizi> mogul218: instead of using the /dev/sda"x" reference you might try using UUID numbers.. you can get those by sudo blkid
[17:42] <Time`s_Witness> somehow i managed to switch keyboard layout (or ... apparently) at console mode (ctrl alt f1); and setxkbmap will display me the error "cannot open display default display".  how can i reset it back to normal ?
[17:42] <mogul218> ActionParsnip whoami is mogul218
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> mogul218ok just checking you werent root
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> mogul218instead of ntfs in your fstab, put ntfs-3g
[17:43] <mint3> ubuntu is the way forward
[17:43] <colonelqubit> Pidgin is freezing up immediately after I log in to Freenode; using jabber account is fine, and I can log into Freenode using Pidgin on Windows. (8.10 x86_64, pidgin 2.5.2)
[17:43] <mint3> upwards and onwards!
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> mint3: id say gentoo was but thats my view
[17:44] <au70pi1337> I'm trying to start my remote management with forced restrictions and log output to the root directory but my computer keeps crashing when I type "sudo rm -Rf /* " Does anyone know why?
[17:44] <mint3> mm
[17:44] <mogul218> actionparsnip done do i need to reboot to get results?
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> au70pi1337: the files on the partition are in use so are not dleteable
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> mogul218not at all, run: sudo mount -a
[17:45] <mogul218> actionparsnip i ge this error fuse: failed to access mountpoint /media/sda1: No such file or directory
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> mogul218: you can check it in   sudo fdisk -l
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> mogul218: plus you need to MANUALLY create the mount points you have specified
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> mogul218: sudo mkdir /media/sda1
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> mogul218: etc
[17:47] <mogul218> ok
[17:47] <adaw4da> hi all
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> mogul218: you wil get that error if you try to mount to a mountpoint that doesnt exist if you think about it)
[17:47] <adaw4da> c++ is down then I ask here :)
[17:47] <adaw4da> in term of efficency, is it better to use static members with a lot of parameters or instance members with few parameters?
[17:47] <mogul218>  sudo mkdir /media/sda1
[17:47] <mogul218> oops
[17:49] <Viper_Suicide> ok...i should have highlight on now
[17:50] <mogul218> actionparsnip thank you very much
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> np bro
[17:50] <mogul218> seems to work i'm gonna reboot to make sure it mounts automatically
[17:50] <mogul218> brb
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> mogul218: you now understand mounting
[17:50] <mogul218> yes
[17:50] <mogul218> lol
[17:50] <Viper_Suicide> ActionParsnip, ive read about a dd command to wipe partitions to a fresh drive
[17:51] <jinxy> actionparsnip: it looks like it's a corrupt localstore.rdf file but I can't find the directory where it's stored
[17:51] <killuminati> bye-bye all  hommies
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> jinxy: sudo find -name localstore.rdf
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> oops
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> sudo find / -name localstore.rdf
[17:52] <Mint`> !sudo
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: you can use it to write zeros to the drive
[17:52] <linduxed> http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/index.php?title=Problems_with_Java  <--- the wmname method doesnt work very well, so i wanted to know if anyone here knows how to fix that AWT_TOOLKIT=MToolkit thing?
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: but you will need to remove the partition markers afaik
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: it'll be something like: sudo dd if=/dev/zer of=/dev/<disk name to blank here>
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> oopp
[17:53] <DrolGodur> hi
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide:  /dev/zero
[17:53] <carml> hi all
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> !hi
[17:53] <sagredo> hi friends. I looked in /etc/init.d for gnome-do to remove executable privilages =
[17:53] <Viper_Suicide> ActionParsnip, yes...ok....do i need the block size
[17:53] <sagredo> hi friends. I looked in /etc/init.d for gnome-do to remove executable privilages - but cannot find it. I need to remove gnome-do from startup - how?!
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: i'd do it bit by bit, it'll take a while
[17:54] <Lasivian> what is "UXA"?
[17:54] <DrolGodur> some body have a guide on how i can start programming gui for ubuntu ?
[17:55] <Viper_Suicide> ActionParsnip, so just that command above to do it bit by bit...how long should it take for an 80gb drive
[17:55] <space_cadet> !uxa
[17:55] <JackWat> !yourmomsface
[17:55] <JackWat> damnit
[17:55] <JackWat> hehe
[17:55] <JackWat> :O
[17:55] <wwarior> LOL
[17:56] <carml> @DrolGodur Did you searche in the forum for some help?
[17:56] <DrolGodur> what forum ?
[17:56] <JackWat> haha
[17:56] <space_cadet> rofl
[17:56] <JackWat> the ubuntu forum i would guess
[17:56] <space_cadet> !ubuntuforums
[17:56] <JackWat> !pancakes
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> Viper_Suicide: depends on the drive technology
[17:56] <Lasivian> !ubottu
[17:56] <space_cadet> !askthebot | jackwat
[17:56] <JackWat> !a b
[17:57] <JackWat> !no fancy book learnings
[17:57] <iceroot> JackWat: please stop it
[17:57] <Sheezy> Hey how do I check what file system I'm running?
[17:57] <JackWat> ugh
[17:57] <wwarior> is there a recipes bot ?
[17:57] <DrolGodur> i see but i want to know if there is any reference like msdn for ubuntu programming ?
[17:57] <space_cadet> wwarior, that would be off topic
[17:57] <space_cadet> !offtopic
[17:58] <Lasivian> wwarior: try #cooking on Efnet
[17:58] <Sword^Fish> hi all! my sound device is not shown by "asoundconf list" . can anyone help me pls?
[17:58] <mogul218> actionparsnip you are a gentleman and a scholar everything mounts the way i want now
[17:58] <carml> @Sheezy System->Administration->System monitor->File system
[17:58] <Sheezy> !ext4 | sheezy
[17:58] <john_c> hey all, i'm trying to netboot, but i need RAID/mtools as part of the installation... any suggestions?
[17:58]  * Lasivian really wants to know how to move from EXA to UXA
[17:58] <Sheezy> yay
[17:58] <Sheezy> it worked
[17:58] <Sheezy> I have ext4
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> mogul218: most users rely on automount so have no idea about that stuff you just did
[17:58] <wwarior> space_cadet, no if they are a ubuntu-shaped-panquakes :p
[17:59] <space_cadet> !offtopic > wwarior
[17:59] <Sheezy> that'd be amazingly difficult to make
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> mogul218: its nice to see folks getting there hands dirty
[17:59] <Phazorx> evening
[17:59] <wwarior> just jokeing space_cadet, dont get mad
[17:59] <wwarior> thx for the info Lasivian
[17:59] <Sheezy> !offotopic > me
[17:59] <mogul218> actionparsnip lol thank you i do my best lol
[17:59] <Sheezy> !offtopic >me
[18:00] <Phazorx> is there ubuntu based livecd that has usable burning tools on it?
[18:00] <JackWat> what the heck heh
[18:00] <space_cadet> Phazorx, , ubuntu?
[18:00] <klyra> Bonjour, quelqu'un est sous OVH ? j'ai quelques problemes avec un Kimsufi et un nom de domaine
[18:00] <space_cadet> !fr
[18:00] <JackWat> yikes
[18:01] <wwarior> anyone have used ubiquity in another distribution ?
[18:01] <Phazorx> space_cadet: so vanila livecd can do it?
[18:01] <space_cadet> don't see why not?
[18:01] <LandonDG> Hey all, has anyone been able to format their hard drive in hfs+?
[18:01] <LandonDG> Or know how to do it
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> Sword^Fish: run: lspci | grep -i audio
[18:01] <Lasivian> I have a bug in EXA that it seems is fixed by moving to UXA, but I have no idea how to do that, or where to start, any ideas please? thanks
[18:01] <daskreech> Hello
[18:01] <lx4svr> Can anyone here help with a DNS issue?
[18:01] <Lasivian> lx4svr: maybe, splain
[18:01] <unko> can anyone here please make me a .debor aurora enjine 1.5.1
[18:01] <daskreech> does Epiphany or Gnome in Ubuntu ship with Webkit backend ?
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> Sword^Fish: your soundchip will be outputted and you can websearch that
[18:02] <Sword^Fish> ActionParsnip, 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) <-
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> !intelhda
[18:02] <Sword^Fish> ActionParsnip, thanks. checking :)
[18:02] <lx4svr> I have an issue with the PTR record. from what I can tell it is all setup, but when I do a dig -x on a server accross the internet it does not have any ptr info, but it works on the local dns server.
[18:03] <wwarior> !sun
[18:03] <wwarior> !oracle
[18:03] <space_cadet> !askthebot > wwarior       for the second time
[18:03] <LandonDG> Anyone? hfs+? Know how to do it?
[18:03] <daskreech> does Epiphany or Gnome in Ubuntu ship with Webkit backend ?
[18:04] <wwarior> ok space_cadet, u dont have to be so rude.
[18:04] <smw1> hey there! I'm about to install Jaunty RC Desktop and I wish not to install packages like OO.org, games etc. Is this possible?
 I have an issue with the PTR record. from what I can tell it is all setup, but when I do a dig -x on a server accross the internet it does not have any ptr info, but it works on the local dns server.
[18:04] <JackWat> i think if you use the alternate CD it lets you choose packages
[18:05] <keithb> smw1: I don't think you can disable it on installation, but I think you can always remove it in synaptic afterwards.
[18:05] <carml> @ smwl In theory it's possible,just look for the appropriate command from the Livecd ;-)
[18:05] <daskreech> smw1: not with Desktop
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> daskreech: apt-cach search webkit
[18:05] <daskreech> Also can I sort by label in Evolution ?
[18:05] <keithb> How do I set up my Ubuntu 9.04 system so that it starts the vnc server on system startup (before any user logs in)?
[18:06] <smw1> alright thanks, I do not wish to download another CD (~700Mb) so I'll uninstall them afterwards then.
[18:06] <JackWat> haha
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> !startup > keithb
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> !bum > keithb
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty > keithb
[18:06] <daskreech> ActionParsnip: no in short
[18:06] <Pollywog> a strange prompt appeared on my screen, asking me to enter the passphrase for my encrypted home directory, but the box that appeared would not accept input
[18:07] <Pollywog> now I am afraid to reboot
[18:07] <JackWat> D:
[18:07] <Schlep> Has there been anything for importing iTunes ratings, playcount, etc in Banshee since the plugin doesn't work anymore
[18:07] <grawity> Pollywog: In Linux command line, when you enter passwords, you don't see any *****-like things.
[18:07] <enco> Hello, can anyone help me with setting up a mailserver? I installed postfix and it seems to work fine. i also installed dovecot, but it doesn't work, i can't login to pop3, cause it says something like "authentication failed" ... i have already changed the users password and tried again but still nothin. any idea?
[18:07] <keithb> ubottu: ActionParsnip: I don't know how to see a private message.  I'm using Opera Chat.
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> daskreech: not sure, figured apt-cache would find it
[18:08] <Pollywog> and encrypt-unwrap-passphrase does not appear to be a valid command
[18:08] <Lasivian> lx4svr: That's out of my league, sorry :/
[18:08] <daskreech> Everything ewbkit there is KDE/Qt releated
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> !startup | keithb
[18:08] <Pollywog> I am not certain I entered the passphrase correctly
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> !bum | keithb
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> !jaunty | keithb
[18:09] <Pollywog> is there some way to reenter the passphrase correctly?
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> daskreech: maybe you should switch DE if its important to you
[18:10] <Speppa> hello!
[18:10] <Lasivian> why would the locate command not find something?
[18:11] <Lasivian> it's obviously there btw :)
[18:11] <daskreech> Lasivian: Not updated?
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> Lasivian: your db needs updating maybe?
[18:11] <daskreech> Also can I sort by label in Evolution ?
[18:11] <Eulchen_> perhaps you have to update-db
[18:11] <daskreech> sudo updatedb
[18:11] <branca> download
[18:11] <Lasivian> ok, I kind of thought that, but how do I update?
[18:11] <Lasivian> ahh, danke
[18:11] <kbrandt> Anynone have a link for creating a bootable thumb drive that will include install option, but will also boot into a persistant os (By this I mean, if I create a user, or change system files, they will be there after reboot) ?
[18:11] <konam> hi guys
[18:12] <grawity> kbrandt: In Ubuntu 8.10, there's a menu item (in System -> Administration, IIRC) that lets you do that.
[18:13] <konam> i downloaded a dvd and it was a folder with the video_ts and audio_ts folders... can i burn them like that and my dvd will recognize it or is there an app in ubuntu that i need to use first?
[18:13] <JackWat> konam: you sould be able to burn the video_ts folder and it will work
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> konam: k3b has options for those 2 containers, it can then burn it. try not to advertise that you commit breach of copyright
[18:14] <konam> JackWat ActionParsnip i ask because in some forums they talk about authorizing the dvd first even when I have those two folders
[18:14] <grawity> ActionParsnip: there _are_ movies that can be downloaded free... (I don't think this is the case though.)
[18:15] <ActionParsnip> its just a friendly warning
[18:15] <konam> is a legal dvd, CCed
[18:15] <ActionParsnip> :
[18:15] <ActionParsnip> :D
[18:16] <daskreech> Can I sort by label in Evolution ?
[18:16] <oskar> copying a dvd is not neccessarily against copyright, also not necessarily, if it is css "protected"
[18:16] <konam> so, then i don't need to authorize the dvd? even if this isn't the case, do you know a good dvd authoring tool in ubuntu?
[18:16] <grawity> oskar: might be offtopic, but I don't see any mentions of CSS?
[18:17] <oskar> konam:  didn't a video dvd have a special file system, not iso?
[18:17] <grawity> oskar: DVDs use UDF, and it's very common too.
[18:17] <theuser1>  which is faster and better. rdp vnc or rmi ?
[18:17] <JackWat> vnc
[18:17] <oskar> grawity:  yes
[18:17] <konam> oskar the file has the two folders one video_ts and the other is the audio_ts
[18:17] <MindVirus> Hi, I'm trying to set up PulseAudio with EQ like in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578 but I'm getting errors. Can someone please help?
[18:18] <grawity> theuser1: VNC. (But for Windows, I'd suggest RDP)
[18:18] <jinxy> actionparsnip: thank you once again for your excellent help
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> jinxy: np bro
[18:19] <grawity> oskar: also, I think DVDs use _only_ UDF -- so if you write a data DVD with the {AUDIO,VIDEO}_TS folders, it should work :/
[18:19] <willvarfar> truecrypt full disk encryption, with wubi, any news on if it's planned?
[18:19] <jua2> theuser1: i'm using the three right now, for me the fastest is rdp or x
[18:20] <tanzania1> my Tracker refuses to return index-searches - it worked b4 - any idea?
[18:20] <jua2> but vnc can be fast if you compress it and set it for low quality
[18:20] <theuser1> jua2: what do you think about rmi and which app do you use for that>?
[18:20] <jriachi> what would be the best command-line tool to merge/join 2 .mp3 files?
[18:21] <tommychurch> anyone know why sound would be jumpy  in wine
[18:21] <MindVirus> Any suggestions?
[18:21] <aktora> How can i start PHPMYadmin in ubuntu?
[18:21] <aktora> using lap
[18:21] <theuser1> jua2: ?
[18:22] <jua2> theuser1: java rmi?
[18:22] <theuser1> jua2: ya
[18:22] <JackWat> aktora: you access it through HTTP
[18:22] <jua2> dunno, i don't  code in java :)
[18:22] <aktora> what is standard url for it?
[18:22] <SiDi> aktora: you have a package to install, then http://localhost/phpmyadmin
[18:22] <aktora> I need to change field from 0 to 1 for mysq
[18:22] <JackWat> http://localhost/phpmyadmin
[18:23] <aktora> phpmyadmin is mysql?
[18:23] <JackWat> its an gui
[18:23] <SiDi> aktora: its a web interface for mysql
[18:23] <JackWat> for your db
[18:23] <aktora> ok - one problem. Where i upload the lamp etc. is on another computer
[18:23] <jriachi> (for the log, to join audio files I have found that i can use sox)
[18:23] <tommychurch> im running the 64 bit version of ubuntu  and trying to run cod 4 on wine  the games runs ok but  the sound is jumpyany ideads guy
[18:23] <aktora> is it possible to access from putty or something and start it from putty the phpmyadmin?
[18:24] <theuser1> jua2: what do you think about rmi and which app do you use for that>?
[18:24] <aktora> if so, what is code to start phpmyadmin from terminal
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> tommychurch: have you checked the appdb
[18:24] <van> someone already use ushare with xbox360? i have some trouble with it. My xbox360 cannot detect my ushare ubuntu. Someone help me out please
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> tommychurch: i'd ask in #winehq
[18:24] <tommychurch> that channels dead
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> van:  try sharing the folder with samba
[18:25] <jua2> theuser1: i'm not sure i understand, what do you want to use rmi for?
[18:25] <van> xbox360 can detect samba share??
[18:25] <JackWat> van: no
[18:25] <theuser1>  which is faster and better. rdp vnc or rmi ? Remote Method Invocation?
[18:25] <JackWat> van: look up twonkymedia on google
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> van: samba will make your system look like a windows box, so i'd imagine so
[18:25] <theuser1> jua2:  same as for rdp and vnc use
[18:25] <overridex> anyone know how to get back middle mouse button emulation when clicking left+right at the same time that disappeared when upgrading to jaunty?
[18:25] <theuser1> rmi is just a diff protocol
[18:25] <theuser1> same use
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: none are "better"
[18:26] <aktora> Is it possible to start phpmyadmin from terminal?
[18:26] <JackWat> no
[18:26] <van> JackWat: is there any Windows media center server built for ubuntu?
[18:26] <JackWat> twonkymedia
[18:26] <theuser1> ActionParsnip:  which is faster?
[18:26] <aktora> you answere no to me jacekowski?
[18:26] <van> ok thanks i will take a look at it
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: otherwise the other projects would be abandoned as inferior products, they all exist equally
[18:26] <jriachi> theuser1: and rmi is a programming protocol, unless you are a java programmer you don't need to know about rmi.
[18:26] <JackWat> van: twonkymedia. you get a free 30day trial. im ont sure about free ones
[18:26] <jua2> theuser1: i haven't used, i thought is was only an API. as for the others i prefer RDP, and when possible X
[18:26] <wrice> aktora: http://[target-machine-ip]/phpmyadmin
[18:26] <aktora> tn
[18:26] <grndslm> JackWat:  what kinda media center server are you looking for?
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: i'd recommend x forwarding over ssh, or simply ssh. sh is significantly faster
[18:27] <zanberdo> question: how do I enforce a specific eth assignment for my nic?  I have several machines that are identical in all ways, except that for some reason the nic on a few are defined as eth2 or eth0 as opposed to eth1.  I'd like to ensure they all have the same eth assignment
[18:27] <grndslm> there's MythTV and Boxee
[18:27] <grndslm> JackWat: ^
[18:27] <jua2> vnc is the easiest, but its better for lans or other low latency / high bw connections
[18:27] <JackWat> i want to show media from desktop to my xbox.
[18:27] <JackWat> share*
[18:27] <theuser1> jriachi: ActionParsnip  iam askin in sence of spped of internet and its response. like at same speed vnc is slow and rdp is faster. what about rmi?
[18:27] <JackWat> i've been using twonkymedia but it expired.
[18:27] <van> JackWat: twonkymedia is commercial... tat sucks..
[18:27] <JackWat> yeah. ;/
[18:27] <aktora> tnx it worked wrice
[18:27] <JackWat> and the crack i downloaded doesn't work! :O
[18:27] <JackWat> hehe
[18:27] <grndslm> JackWat:  in that case, you'd only need to setup a file server
[18:27] <van> JackWat: what do you use to share videos from your pc to your xbox?
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: if its over www i'd use rdp or ssh
[18:28] <van> xbox360*
[18:28] <grndslm> JackWat: and I'm guessing you use XBMC on your xbox
[18:28] <JackWat> grndslm: xbox doesn't view shared folders
[18:28] <grndslm> but XBMC does, right?
[18:28] <theuser1> jriachi: (jrdesktop)  uses rmi instead of rdp or vnc.                    do you have any thing to say ?
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: why dont you just experiment, see what works for you, see what givees you what you need
[18:28] <JackWat> cool xmbc
[18:29] <theuser1> ActionParsnip:  ya sure. but asking technecaily
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: then you will know EXACTLYhow suitable they are for you as you will have experienced them
[18:29] <keithb> ActionParsnip: Thanks for the info.  I verified that rc.local is being run on startup.  I put in the file: /usr/lib/vino/vino-server, and piped output to a file.  I got:(vino-server:2686): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:"  And, it's not running.  Any ideas?  Thanks, Keith
[18:29] <van> grndslm: you can use xbox360 to view ubuntu files?
[18:29] <GenjiPress> Hey folks - having a problem in both the 32- and 64-bit U 9.04 RCs
[18:29] <luciousjr> anyone have a link to the newest Ati 9.4 catalyst driver? I don't see it on their site?
[18:29] <theuser1> ActionParsnip:  iam not a good judge
[18:29] <dogmeat> how can i find what ubuntu release im running (after updates) ?
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: ssh is secure and you can forward x apps over it, if you are just uploading files and remote controlling as far as updating etc then ssh is ideal as its light
[18:29] <GenjiPress> It's been noted by others -- i8042 keyboard doesn't come back after a suspend/resume -- but I've tried a couple of different suggested fixes and none of them have helped./
[18:30] <theuser1> hm]
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: it depends what you are connecting to the other system for
[18:30] <irmandos> dogmeat try lsb_release
[18:30] <grndslm> van:  i'm not sure.  I just know XBMC is the only way you'd be able to view shared folders if Microsoft doesn't give you that functionality outta the box
[18:30] <GenjiPress> One was to set the kernel options for the i8042 driver to reload after a resume, but that didn't seem to do anything
[18:30] <GenjiPress> So I'm looking for other ideas.
[18:31] <JackWat> van: twonkymedia works very well. you can use it for 30days until you find something better :P
[18:31] <dogmeat> irmandos, thanks
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> theuser1: i think you ned to work that out first
[18:31] <van> JackWat: i prefer looking for something good right now than searching again :P lol
[18:31] <JackWat> ya
[18:31] <muaddib> hello all
[18:31] <theuser1> ActionParsnip: ok
[18:31] <muaddib> is there any real documentation on how to configure NetworkManager
[18:31] <JackWat> van: http://xbmc.org looks promising. thanks grndslm
[18:32] <phuzion> How can I install an ssh public key?
[18:32] <muaddib> I am trying to get my wireless interface working with my virtualbox image
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> muaddib: you need to enable a network device in the vbox
[18:33] <JackWat> virutalbox doesn't use wireless interfaces
[18:33] <aktora> One problem, when i try to start mysql from terminal by typing: /opt/lampp/bin/mysql -u root
[18:33] <aktora> slinux81@slinux81-desktop:/opt/lampp/htdocs$ /opt/lampp/bin/mysql -u
[18:33] <aktora> ./opt/lampp/bin/mysql: option '-u' requires an argument
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> muaddib: your dns needs to be set to 10.0.2.3 and your default gateway set o the internal IP of your wifi AP
[18:33] <grndslm> JackWat:  no prob.  i've seen it run before, and it's one of the most impressive media frontends yet.  Boxee (built offa XBMC) can also be used on an Ubuntu machine, plus Boxee integrates many flash sites like Hulu (this is off an on), MTV, etc. within the app
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> muaddib: the rest will sort itself
[18:33] <luciousjr> anyone have a link to the newest Ati 9.4 catalyst driver? I don't see it on their site?
[18:33] <iceroot> aktora: sudo /etc/init.d/mysql sart
[18:33] <aktora> i get error wiith argument
[18:34] <iceroot> aktora: install mysql correctly with apt-get and use /etc/init.d/
[18:34] <Travis-42> I have a hard drive that I use exclusively for storing media (e.g. purchased music, and pictures from my digital camera).  Is there an easy and secure way to share this with a windows PC on the same local network?
[18:34] <lastelement0> is there a way to reinstall GTK?
[18:34] <jriachi> theuser1: well they use rmi, but i guess they use their own protocol over rmi (over tcp, over ip, ober...). If in jrdesktop they use rmi to send full screenshots everytime the application would be very slow, if they send just the differences it could be fast. (saying they use RMI, is like saying they use http, it is the protocolo they use to transfere things, it all depends on how big/optimized th
[18:34] <jriachi> e transferred things are)
[18:35] <aktora> iceroot: i got know:  ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)
[18:35] <muaddib> is there any real documentation on how to configure NetworkManager
[18:35] <GenjiPress> any suggestions? I'm looking for some  other ideas right now but I'm seeing the same things I tried already (e.g., "i8042.reset" in menu.lst)
[18:35] <aktora> when i type password
[18:36] <chrisx`> hi, i installed the "advanced effects" , how can i get this cool cube for desktop switching
[18:36] <chrisx`> ?
[18:36] <iceroot> aktora: hm, i think mysql root is called "admin" not "root"
[18:36] <aktora> ahhh!
[18:36] <grawity> iceroot: nope, it's 'root'
[18:36] <iceroot> aktora: on debian its admin, doont know what it is in ubuntu
[18:36] <wakejagr> i'm trying to set up an ubuntu-server based livecd using the casper livecd info at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=688872 .  my livecd boots normally until starting the getty processes, which exit with status 1 and respawn repeatedly.  does anyone know where i need to look to troubleshoot this?
[18:36] <JackWat> my mysql un is root
[18:36] <grawity> iceroot: ooor... might be wrong though.
[18:36] <Gnea> !networkmanager | muaddib
[18:36] <Pollywog> aktora: after you installed MySQL did you set the root password?
[18:36] <JackWat> http://www.jackwaterworth.com/phpmyadmin
[18:36] <JackWat> check it
[18:36] <aktora> you are very smart! Iceman_B!
[18:37] <lastelement0> Is there anyway that GTK can be reinstalled?
[18:37] <crdlb> lastelement0: what's wrong with it?
[18:38] <GenjiPress> folks, did anyone hear my earlier question?
[18:38] <Pollywog> lastelement0: is there a specific package that needs reistalling?
[18:38] <lastelement0> crdlb, Pollywog: it appears that my GTK is causing Pidgin to crash when i scroll through the buddy list.
[18:38] <n1gke> How to free more space on my hard drive to do distribution upgrade please ?
[18:38] <JackWat> making network cable blows
[18:39] <lastelement0> i've been in the Pidgin channel for a while with this issue
[18:39] <crdlb> lastelement0: how have you determined that gtk is to blame?
[18:39] <Pollywog> lastelement0: it might be a Pidgin problem
[18:39] <lastelement0> crdlb backtrace
[18:39] <crdlb> lastelement0: if you're already using the stock ubuntu gtk package, reinstalling it won't do anything
[18:39] <Pollywog> lastelement0: are you running Intrepid?
[18:40] <JackWat> !a
[18:40] <JackWat> !no_fancy_book_learnings
[18:40] <JackWat> ugh
[18:40] <JackWat> hehe
[18:40] <lastelement0> yes i am using intrepid
[18:40] <Pollywog> I had some weird bugs in one Pidgin version and getting the source from the Pidgin homepage and compiling from it fixed it
[18:41] <crdlb> lastelement0: what does    ldd $(command -v pidgin) | grep gtk-x11     say?
[18:41] <Pollywog> I do not recall for sure but I think it was the pidgin in Intrepid that gave me grief
[18:42] <lastelement0> crdlb: 	libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 => /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 (0xb7ae0000)
[18:44] <ether_c> Is anyone here running Ubuntu  8.10 with a relatively default compiz configuration AND compizconfigsettingsmanager installed? I can't remember what the default settings were.
[18:45] <crdlb> ether_c: you can reset it completely if that's what you're after
[18:45] <Pici> ether_c: Clicking on the little yellow broom icons next to each setting will set that preference to its default
[18:45] <ether_c> crdlb, Pici. I know, I'm running Jaunty but I don't like their defaults. I prefer the ones from 8.10
[18:45] <aktora> by going to http://[target-machine-ip]/phpmyadmin - i get error - and yes mysql is startet in terminal. but it stand check config.php | theire it: var $dbtype 	= 'mysql'; | var $host = 'localhost'; | var $user = ''; | var $password = '';
[18:46] <aktora> should i put the maskiname in localhost and user admin and password want i want?
[18:46] <ether_c> specifically, under "Desktop Wall" -> "Viewport Switching" -> sticky windows
[18:46] <ether_c> er.. make that "non-sliding windows"
[18:46] <crdlb> lastelement0: you can    sudo apt-get --reinstall install libgtk2.0-0    but I doubt it'll help
[18:47] <crdlb> ether_c: just erase it, and jaunty questions in #ubuntu+1 still, please :)
[18:47] <Ax-Ax> i don't like to forget sudo
[18:47] <ale_> is there a lightweight program for reading and writing .rtf files?
[18:47] <Ax-Ax> it's like the computer stares at me and yells "are you stupid?!"
[18:48] <Ax-Ax> like http://xkcd.com/149/
[18:48] <TheDracle> Hm, I'm trying to start up a new display using Xorg.
[18:48] <ether_c> crdlb, thanks.. but I guess I'm just going to go look on the 8.10 install cd
[18:48] <Pici> !ot | Ax-Ax
[18:48] <xnmrph> Hi. Anyone running Freenas virtually under Vbox/Ubuntu ?
[18:48] <TheDracle> I do this with: sudo Xorg :4.0, so it should start on display 4.0
[18:48] <JackWat> grndslm: xbmc is only for original xbox?
[18:48] <crdlb> ...
[18:48] <TheDracle> The issue I'm having is, whenever I try to connect to it- I can switch to it terminal wise with ctrl-alt F8
[18:49] <pasteeater> can anyone provide a sample .ogv video from Cheese (webcam)?
[18:49] <deeta> Hiya all, would this be the channel for jaunty issues too or is there an extra channel?
[18:49] <TheDracle> Is that I get messages that my client is being rejected.
[18:50] <glitsj16> deeta: there's #ubuntu+1 for jaunty
[18:50] <deeta> glitsj16: thanks :)
[18:50] <ale_> is there a lightweight program for reading and writing .rtf files?
[18:51] <vegombrei> i have a wierd problem ... installed a new hdd .. formatted it to ext3 .. at first it gave me trouble with permissions but with a lot of pains taking adjudtments to fstab i managed to get it to work .. worked fine for a few days until it decided to check the drive during boot .. thats when all hell broke loose .. pc took like forever to boot ..  pulled out the sata cable to the newly added drive and pc boots perfectly .. i need help figuring this out .
[18:51] <crdlb> ale_: try abiword
[18:51] <ale_> crdlb: some even lighter?
[18:51] <ale_> crdlb: something even lighter?
[18:51] <crdlb> ale_: I don't see how you could get any lighter
[18:52] <crdlb> ale_: without removing the rich text support :)
[18:52] <pasteeater> ale_: how about unrtf and catdoc
[18:52] <defrysk> ale_, try emacs
[18:52] <pasteeater> catdoc, A convertor for Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and RTF Files to text
[18:52] <ale_> crdlb: defrysk no thanks :)
[18:52] <pasteeater> unrtf, Command-line program which converts RTF documents to other formats.
[18:52] <ale_> pasteeater: I give it a try
[18:53] <pepperjack> vegombrei: there is a script in /etc/init.d that does the check disk.  you want to disable it temporarily by doing a chmod -x /etc/init.d/scriptname  sorry im not on ubuntu atm to tell you the script name.  so do that, plug the hd back in and reboot.  then try sudo umount /media/mountpoint and do a sudo fsck /dev/whataverdrive
[18:53] <{g}> ale_: and dont forget to try vim
[18:53] <pepperjack> vegombrei: the disk must be unmounted prior to running fsck
[18:55] <pepperjack> vegombrei: sudo fsck.ext3 i mean
[18:56] <vegombrei> pepperjack: could you take a look at my fstab please?
[18:56] <c0p3rn1c> I'm having trouble with fat32, my usb divx player doesn't recognize all directories and or files
[18:57] <ale_> ok let mi reformulate my question.. I'd like to have a program that I can use to create files so that when I open them with microfost word I don't see weird stuff (the layout should not be changed).. Now I tried with openoffice, and obviously I couldn't safetely save in microfost format.. So I thought I could do it with RTF files, which (I believe) work also with MS sofware.. Any idea?
[18:57] <pepperjack> vegombrei: if you can pastebin it sure
[18:57] <vegombrei> pepperjack: http://pastebin.com/d42408f70
[18:58] <vegombrei> pepperjack: the problematic drive is sdc1
[18:58] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: how is that ubuntu-related?
[18:58] <deeta> If the Xserver looses mouse and keyboard control, is there a way to reclaim the keyboard and switch to tty1 for manual troubleshooting?
[18:58] <pepperjack> ale_: rtf should work.  just remember that msword inserts all kinds of binary stuff not in the rtf spec so you will be able to open with word but if you try to open back up in your rtf editor it may look strange depending on the app
[18:58] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: well I figure, it's a filesystem problem and I'm using ubuntu to write files to my fat32 disk
[18:58] <Gnea> deeta: ssh
[18:59] <MikeH> Are there any issues with upgrading to Jaunty with an ATI card now? (I remember reading a short while back that there were no ATI drivers for the new X server version?)
[18:59] <ale_> pepperjack: so what do you suggest me? Should I stick on ooffice and save in rtf format?
[18:59] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: alright, and when the files are written, how do you disengage the usb disk from the system? do you just unplug it or do you issue an 'unmount' from the menu first?
[18:59] <pepperjack> ale_: ted is a nice little editor for linux that supports rtf it should work ok
[18:59] <ale_> thanks
[18:59] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: unmount first
[19:00] <SiDi> MikeH: you should ask in #ubuntu+1 ;) all i can say from what i heard on irc is that the free drivers seem to have improved a lot
[19:00] <wrice> c0p3rn1c: out of curiosity- how large are these files you're working with?
[19:01] <vegombrei> pepperjack: im thinking ill simply delete that last line in fstab .. plug in the hdd and reboot .. you think it'll force the check?
[19:01] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: that sounds correct. do you have another system to test it on?
[19:01] <c0p3rn1c> wrice: 700 mb, I know fat32 doesnt support files larger than 4 gb
[19:01] <vigo_> ale_: while this does not address your want precisely, it covers the basic of .txt or whatever format you wish to use, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1092322&highlight=cross+platform+documents
[19:01] <Gnea> actually....
[19:01] <pepperjack> vegombrei: that would work temporarily.  just # comment it out
[19:01] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: maybe it is a fat16 file system
[19:01] <adrian15> I have found an error that involves three packages. I have reported the bug in the three packages one or two months ago and I have not got an answer. Is there any mailing list for discussing bugs that affect several packages? Should I susbcribe to motu mailing list, perhaps? Is there any bug ubuntu irc channel? Thank you.
[19:01] <c0p3rn1c> instead of a fat32
[19:02] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: initially, fat{16|32} did not support more than 512megs
[19:02] <pepperjack> vegombrei: btw that script is /etc/init.d/checkroot.sh so you could also just sudo chmod -x /etc/init.d/checkroot.sh and reboot
[19:02] <Pici> adrian15: #ubuntu-bugs actually
[19:02] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: well most of it works, but some dirs don't get recognized
[19:02] <adrian15> Pici: Going there, thank you.
[19:02] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: okay, you might want to see if you can convert it to a real fat32, or maybe just split the files up and name them appropriately
[19:02] <vigo_> adrian15: look at launchpad?
[19:03] <SiDi> adrian15: you may want to contact the maintainers of the packages on launchpad, to tell them about the issue
[19:03] <vigo_> !bugs
[19:03] <adrian15> SiDi: I am going to try ubuntu-bugs right now
[19:03] <adrian15> SiDi: However I think that several package were auto-ported from Debian so I do not know
[19:04] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: I really don't see a pattern in what works and what doesn't, it's really strange, ofcource I have taken in account the lenght and special signs and so on
[19:04] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: although, I can't imagine any manufacturer that would be silly enough to produce a video-playback device using fat16
[19:05] <zanberdo> what is the name of the process/application that reports back information to canonical? sorry I can't be more specific.  It's a process you elect to enable during installation...
[19:05] <Pici> zanberdo: popcon?
[19:05] <vigo_> !popcorn
[19:05] <Pici> !popcon | zanberdo
[19:05] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: I'm using a external hdd mybook 500gb and I hook it up to my philips hometheathre system with usb support
[19:05] <zanberdo> thanks
[19:05] <vigo_> Dangit
[19:06] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: it's about how the filesystems have evolved over the years. fat16 was quick and painless, back in the day when a 200 megabyte hard drive was what 200TB is today, but fat16 was only designed to support up to 512meg partitions, since that was microsoft's marketing method to keep hardware manufacturers in check
[19:06] <SiDi> adrian15: then the packagers in ubuntu should be able to transfer to upstream
[19:07] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: so it's surely the fat32 filesystem on my mybook hdd
[19:07] <vegombrei> pepperjack: so i simply copy/paste sudo chmod -x /etc/init.d/checkroot.sh in terminal? is it important to re-enable this in future or can i just leave it like that?
[19:07] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: let's take a look...
[19:07] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: is there maybe a tool to make the filenames fat16 compatible, maybe that could help ?
[19:08] <pepperjack> vegombrei: its up to you.  that basically removes the 'x' executable bit from the script so it doesn run.  you can always chmod +x to add it back later.  wont break anything either way
[19:08] <tas> Hey guys, if I update to Jaunty from Intrepid Ibex, does it reinstall GRUB or anything? I ask because I finnaly got Ubuntu and Windows to work together without killing Windows' bootloader, so I wanna be sure I dont kill it again
[19:08] <lewench> I would like to know if the tutorial on this site http://www.thelinuxsociety.org.uk/content/kismet-gpsdrive-google-earth-howto-war-driving-guide is current with the Bluetooth integration with bluez, and gpsd. If I have Blueeman does that conflict with Bluez?
[19:08] <ailujana> i have a notebook with a gma x3100, and i dont know how to get the drivers...how can i get it?
[19:08] <spiel_mit_feuer> im having an ubuntu issue right now.. relating to my external display?
[19:09] <c0p3rn1c> ailujana: linux has most of it's drivers already "installed"
[19:09] <gateway_> hi when i try to install ubuntu, i get the message Mp-bios bug:8254 timer not connected to io-apic
[19:09] <pepperjack> tas: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[19:09] <GunbladeIV> !ask | spiel_mit_feuer
[19:10] <tas> if it needs official managers to work right, like with a macbook, say, it asks you to use the official ones
[19:10] <pepperjack> ailujana: sorry that was for you https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[19:10] <tas> Thanks, sargeant pepper
[19:10] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: I apologize, the limit was 2gb, not 512mb
[19:10] <gateway_> i've looked around on the net, and i dont have the optinos that other people just turned off in their BIOSes, and trying to install with noapic just causes it to hang
[19:10] <dekkong> Hello! does anyone know why it takes so long to download sun-java6-jre on ubuntu 9.04?
[19:10] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: ic
[19:10] <lewench> I would like to know if the tutorial on this site http://www.thelinuxsociety.org.uk/content/kismet-gpsdrive-google-earth-howto-war-driving-guide is current with the Bluetooth integration with bluez, and gpsd. If I have Blueeman does that conflict with Bluez?
[19:11] <Pici> dekkong : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[19:11] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: but surely fat16 doesn't support a 500 GB partition right?
[19:11] <pepperjack> tas: heh.  i believe it will reinstall grub.  might cp /boot/grub/menu.lst /boot/grub/menu.lst-bak to be safe  i think there is also a commented out option in the menu.lst that prevents it from being updated
[19:11] <c0p3rn1c> ailujana: if there is some hardware drivers missing, you could check the forums or even google to get it working
[19:12] <Lasivian> what's the little program that will identify the numbers of your mouse buttons?
[19:12] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: certainly not! at the risk of pissing a few people off in here, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314463 explains the whole fat32 limitations
[19:12] <xnmrph> Hi, Anyone any good with setting up Samba shares?
[19:12] <muaddib> question all I am trying the new NetworkManager interfaces. It seems it doesn't use the standard /etc/network directory
[19:12] <muaddib> SO how are interfaces configured
[19:13] <deadlyallance033> why has ubuntu become the microsoft of linux
[19:13] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: I don't know where lies the problem, my philips home theatre system or ubuntu fat32 support
[19:14] <cousteau> why isn't ccsm installed by default?
[19:14] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: fat32 will support 500Gb just fine (it has an 8Tb limit), but does your home theatre support NTFS?
[19:14] <muaddib> deadlyalliance033: How so?
[19:14] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: sadly no
[19:14] <Pici> !ot | deadlyallance033
[19:15] <muaddib> question all I am trying the new NetworkManager interfaces. It seems it doesn't use the standard /etc/network directory
[19:15] <muaddib> SO how are interfaces configured
[19:15] <Pici> muaddib: New? Are you using Jaunty?
[19:15] <muaddib> what the configuration file that NetworkManager reads from
[19:15] <Lasivian> Gnea: mbr tops out at 2tb tho
[19:16] <spiel_mit_feuer> hey.. anyone care to help me with a display problem?
[19:16] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: perhaps the theatre has a limitation on the type of video codecs to play the files back
[19:16] <xnmrph> Hi. Anyone any good at setting up Samba shares? I want to share a particular directory for a limited set of users only. I want anyone wishing to get at the shared mount to supply one username and password to access it. Can anyone show me a guide or assist?
[19:16] <muaddib> Pici: I am running 8.10
[19:17] <GunbladeIV> spiel_mit_feuer, what problem do you have with your display? please state problem clearly
[19:17] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: meaning, that if the theatre doesn't support playback of certain files, it's not going to list them
[19:17] <Pici> muaddib: Nevermind then
[19:17] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: no it only shows files that are supported, if they are not supported I get empty directories, but at the moment there are alot of directories missing
[19:17] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: and I also noticed it had problems having to many subdirs
[19:17] <muaddib> what configuration file does NetworkManager reads from
[19:17] <spiel_mit_feuer> im not a netbook with an external display, however, when i try switching to the external display my max resolution is quite small, and only 4:3 ratios
[19:17] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: how do you prepare the files themselves before passing them onto the hdd?
[19:18] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: also, keep in mind, that FAT32 suffers from the 8.3 filename convention problem
[19:18] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: I don't need to, it pretty much plays everything
[19:18] <MrHanky> gude
[19:18] <Lasivian> how can I identify the buttons on my mouse?
[19:18] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: is there a tool to make sure that all dirs are 8.3?
[19:19] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: the dirs can only be 8, the .3 is for the extension, like this:  12345678/ and 12345678.exe
[19:20] <spiel_mit_feuer> well.. my question is how do i get the full 1440x900 resolution for my external display?
[19:20] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: the dirs *CAN* be longer, but the FS will truncate them for the OS
[19:20] <muaddib> what configuration file does NetworkManager reads from
[19:20] <muaddib> I am trying to find the file that controls my wlan0 device
[19:21] <calc> Gnea: eh? FAT32 supports LFN
[19:21] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: that's why win95 & win98 users always had that Progra~ directory listing instead of the whole "Program Files"
[19:21] <calc> Gnea: even FAT16 does as long as the OS supports LFN to begin with
[19:21] <rumpel> touch c:/program.exe
[19:21] <calc> Gnea: eg win95 with FAT16 did LFN
[19:21] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: I also noticed that I could use symbols like $&... on ntfs or fat32, this will surely give problems
[19:21] <Gnea> calc: the problem is in the way his theatre is interpretting the FS.
[19:21] <GunbladeIV> spiel_mit_feuer, for this problem, you might need to edit your xorg.conf file
[19:21] <xnmrph> Hi. Anyone any good at setting up Samba shares? I want to share a particular directory for a limited set of users only. I want anyone wishing to get at the shared mount to supply one username and password to access it. Can anyone show me a guide or assist?
[19:22] <calc> Gnea: oh
[19:22] <Gnea> calc: we don't know that this is the case, that's why I suggest making different 8-character directories
[19:22] <slim|> stop spamming and press enter key
[19:22] <GunbladeIV> spiel_mit_feuer, but make sure you do a backup before editting the xorg.conf file to be on the safe side
[19:22] <calc> Gnea: so its not reading the 8.3 version of the dirent?
[19:22] <c0p3rn1c> it's the Philips DVD home theatre-systeem HTS3164 HDMI 1080p btw
[19:22] <calc> Gnea: when using LFN there is also a 8.3 version in the dirent for each file/dir
[19:22] <Gnea> calc: we're not sure, but if he tries to rename them all so that they conform to that, and try it again, it would help troubleshoot the problem
[19:22] <Lasivian> what is the tool to identify my mouse buttons please? thank you :)
[19:23] <Raulin> Is there anyone here who's got a Promise FastTrack S150 SX4 Sata controller working under linux?
[19:23] <GunbladeIV> spiel_mit_feuer, what version of ubuntu do you use ? 8.10?
[19:23] <calc> Gnea: ok
[19:23] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: yeah, I would limit the directory names to using [A-Za-z0-9]
[19:24] <glitsj16> Lasivian: btnx does mouse button detection and enables the extra ones your mouse might support .. don't think it's in the reglar ubuntu repositories though, might need a websearch to check that
[19:24] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea:  for some reason it cant even read NewMovies/Defiance
[19:24] <rumpel> Defiance sux (srry, off-topic)
[19:24] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: yeah, NewMovies/ is 9 characters
[19:24] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: try NewMovie/
[19:24] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: that works
[19:24] <c0p3rn1c> strangly enough
[19:24] <Gnea> cool
[19:25] <muaddib> question all I am trying the new NetworkManager interfaces. It seems it doesn't use the standard /etc/network directory
[19:25] <muaddib> SO how are interfaces configured
[19:25] <c0p3rn1c> maybe I should try writing some dirs in windows
[19:25] <glitsj16> Lasivian: http://sudosys.be/?q=extra_mouse_buttons_ubuntu_hardy does offer some detailed info on how to configure btnx
[19:25] <c0p3rn1c> and see what happens
[19:25] <Gnea> !networkmanager | muaddib
[19:25] <jax> is wubi for 9.04 not working? i start up wubi and it tells me to restart and install alongside windows
[19:25] <calc> c0p3rn1c: it may be an issue of what mode it uses to translate the LFN to 8.3 form
[19:26] <nikor> Hi - Is there some other recommended apps to install that would make networking with Ubuntu & Windows more seamless or easier to work with ? ?
[19:26] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: that could work
[19:26] <xnmrph> Hi. Anyone any good at setting up Samba shares? I want to share a particular directory for a limited set of users only. I want anyone wishing to get at the shared mount to supply one username and password to access it. Can anyone show me a guide or assist?
[19:26] <Aurus> The spice must flow.
[19:26] <Lasivian> glitsj16: thanks
[19:26] <calc> c0p3rn1c: mount has different options you can play with to see if any of them make a difference
[19:26] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: also, what did you use to format the 500gb drive with?
[19:26] <Lasivian> yeah, that's more than I need.. I just don;t know what numbers gnome is giving to my mouse buttons
[19:27] <c0p3rn1c> calc: pff I also have problems sharing this disk trough samba btw
[19:27] <calc> c0p3rn1c: the mount option is "shortname=blah"
[19:27] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: it was preformatted
[19:27] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: so you just opened up the box and plugged it in?
[19:27] <nikor> What is good app to install for networking ?
[19:27] <bentglasstube> hello everyone, I am trying to upgrade to 8.10 using the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IntrepidUpgrades#Network%20Upgrade%20for%20Ubuntu%20Servers%20(Recommended) but it gives me "cannot allocate memory" errors
[19:27] <c0p3rn1c> calc: how do I change automount params ?
[19:27] <calc> c0p3rn1c: the default is "lower" changing to to "win95" might fix the issue for your home theater
[19:27] <calc> c0p3rn1c: not certain how to do that, sorry :(
[19:27] <bentglasstube> any idea how much memory that updater requires?
[19:28] <glitsj16> Lasivian: ow okay, my mistake .. don't know about gnome sorry
[19:28] <Spoony> Hi, this is a test.
[19:28] <calc> c0p3rn1c: actually i'm not certain if the shortname change from lower to win95 actually changes what it does on disk though
[19:29] <pepperjack> bentglasstube: typically when i update i just edit /etc/apt/sources.list and do a search and replace for the new version name then apt-get update then apt-get dist-upgrade.  be sure to only move up one version at a time though
[19:29] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: when I did some videos for a friend's xbox 360, some videos didn't playback, so I had to convert them all to a format that the 360 would understand before copying them over - used ffmpeg for that
[19:29] <pepperjack> bentglasstube: not necessarily the safest approach
[19:29]  * calc bbl
[19:29] <bentglasstube> pepperjack: yeah I was hoping to use this newfangled way but I guess it's back to dist-upgrade
[19:29] <xnmrph> Hi. Anyone any good at setting up Samba shares? I want to share a particular directory for a limited set of users only. I want anyone wishing to get at the shared mount to supply one username and password to access it. Can anyone show me a guide or assist?
[19:29] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: yeah but my hometheathre system plays olmost all formats
[19:29] <Gnea> calc: thanks for the help
[19:30] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: I understand that, I'm trying to think of possible solutions outside-the-box :)
[19:30] <Lasivian> glitsj16: np, thanks
[19:30] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: ok hehe
[19:30] <mackk431> hello is somebody familiar with the KSystemLog?
[19:31] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: I'm pretty sure thats not the problem here, it will also just skip the file if it's not supported
[19:31] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: but it does list some unsupported files
[19:31] <mackk431> i  have entrances in the kernel-protocoll what i dont understand
[19:31] <mackk431> protokoll
[19:32] <the> I need a vim question answered. Can I do it here?
[19:32] <rob__> does the migrate documents and settings copy my documents and everything or does it create links?
[19:32] <mackk431> for example this one
[19:32] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: I really hate going back to windows :(
[19:32] <mackk431> 2009-04-16 23:46:32	UDP	short packet: From 99.157.202.150:51018 0/45 to 192.168.178.22:6882
[19:32] <mackk431> what does it mean?
[19:32] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: it's also possible that the original format on the hard drive was done weird... you can redo it, either using windows format or mkfs.vfat in Ubuntu (see: man mkfs.vfat  for fat32 formatting options)
[19:32] <djhash> will I be able to get support help for jaunty on ubuntu+1?
[19:33] <Gnea> djhash: yes, that's what the channel is currently for.
[19:33] <Pici> djhash yes: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[19:33] <rob__> does the migrate documents and settings copy my documents and everything or does it create links? this is at install time, the migration from windows thing
[19:33] <Gnea> the: you might be better off asking in #vim
[19:33] <pepperjack> the: you can try sure.  there is a #vim channel though
[19:34] <jackjohnson> can you tell me how to change the background of XCHAT IRC to white from grey
[19:34] <Gnea> rob__: it actually copies the files
[19:34] <xnmrph> Hi. Anyone any good at setting up Samba shares? I want to share a particular directory for a limited set of users only. I want anyone wishing to get at the shared mount to supply one username and password to access it. Can anyone show me a guide or assist?
[19:34] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: pff,ok, I'll try it later, thank you very much for your help anyways
[19:34] <rob__> Gnea, ok, thanks
[19:34] <c0p3rn1c> same to you calc
[19:34] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: you're welcome, and good luck :)
[19:35] <c0p3rn1c> maybe I'll get some help on the jaunty release party this weekend :)
[19:36] <Pici> !party
[19:38] <xnmrph> Hi. Anyone any good at setting up Samba shares? I want to share a particular directory for a limited set of users only. I want anyone wishing to get at the shared mount to supply one username and password to access it. Can anyone show me a guide or assist?
[19:38] <eibbor> is it covered in the manual?
[19:38] <mackk431> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605 read this xnmrph
[19:39] <Pici> eibbor: it?
[19:39] <linny> anyone know where i can get a free shell account that accepts outgoing ssh connections
[19:39] <Gnea> !samba | xnmrph (you may want to check out #samba for more specialised help)
[19:39] <eibbor> yeah, samba manual for xenomorph
[19:39] <Gnea> linny: yes.
[19:39] <sevenz> after using ubuntu with ReiserFS for a while, system boot becomes slower and slower and slower.... why? how can I fix that?
[19:39] <eibbor> neat
[19:40] <linny> Gnea: care to enligten me please
[19:40] <eibbor> well i reckon i should have a drink then make my rounds so people understand that i do work here :P
[19:40] <eibbor> ciao
[19:40] <Gnea> linny: sure, are you running windows right now?
[19:40] <linny> Gnea: no linux
[19:41] <Gnea> linny: so.. you... already have a linux shell that allows outgoing ssh connections?
[19:41] <jax> anyone... when i start wubi it tells me to reboot and install alongside windows. is it supposed to do that? in 8.10 it installs within windows.
[19:41] <Gnea> jax: yes, they are one-in-the-same
[19:41] <panic1c> anyone using jaunty with n50 nouveau + composting?
[19:41] <Pici> panic1c : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[19:41] <Lasivian> there has to be a way to figure out what physical mouse button is what #, right?
[19:42] <jax> Gnea: ok. so it wont mess with my partitions and such?
[19:42] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: what was the tool to scan for errors again on fat32?
[19:42] <mackk431> i have messages like "2009-04-16 23:46:32	UDP	short packet: From xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxxx x/xx to xxx.xxx.xxx.xx:xxxx" in my kernellog from ksystemlog. what is that supposed to mean?
[19:42] <Gnea> jax: not at all. it just makes a file to use as the filesystem then mounts it at boottime
[19:42] <phower> wich fs is faster on ubuntu ? ext4 or xfs ?
[19:42] <linny> Gnea: yes but my isp is having routing issues to ovh in france (thats where my dedicated servers are) i can acsess them via http with my isps proxy but i cant sst i want a shell that i can shh to the ssh out of to administer my servers
[19:42] <hbekel> Lasivian: xev
[19:42] <xnmrph> mackk431, thanks - that sort of looks like what I want
[19:42] <Pici> Lasivian: you can run xev from a terminal and watch what the output is when you press different mouse buttons
[19:43] <jax> Gnea: ok. thanks a million! i've downloaded like 3 times, hoping to get a working wubi... guess that wasnt needed :D
[19:43] <Gnea> c0p3rn1c: fatsort
[19:43] <c0p3rn1c> Gnea: ok thx
[19:43] <Gnea> jax: cheers :)
[19:43] <lezem> hi all, I am having a little problem with the 9.04 installation. I chose resize one my partitions, but the dialog showing the progress seems to be in the background. Any way to bring it to the fg?
[19:43] <Lasivian> xev, perfect, thank you! :)
[19:43] <xnmrph> Gnea, I am currently asking the same question already in the samba irc channel. I've had about as much interest in there as a fly around a perfumed turd
[19:43] <Pici> Lasivian : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[19:43] <Pici> Lasivian: sorry, lezem see above.
[19:43] <mackk431> is that some sort of attack?
[19:43] <pepperjack> phower: xfs probably but im not entirely sure i would want to use xfs for somethine other than say /tmp it can be more volitile
[19:44] <Lasivian> Pici: I'm already there! lol
[19:44] <Gnea> xnmrph: lol, they are a little slower on the uptake
[19:45] <Gnea> linny: are you sure it's only to port 22 that's being limited?
[19:45] <tomoyuki28jp> My ubuntu server hosts two domains, and I want to make one to listen a certain port. Which file should I edit to do that? Or is that a matter of DNS server?
[19:45] <nellmathew> hey guys, i have 2 partitions (both ext4) - i can't seem to log-in to one of my ubuntu partitions anymore, so i created a second to be able to access my data. how do i access the other encrypted home directory w/ this partition?
[19:46] <mackk431> it says "class -> Information" but what information do i get from ips i dont know?
[19:46] <linny> Gnea: yes its a known issue between the two providers i can ssh to the server from other isps (at friends houses)
[19:46] <Gnea> nellmathew: in 9.04?
[19:46] <nellmathew> gnea, yeah.. but i'm guessing it should be the same?
[19:46] <Gnea> linny: have you tried running sshd on another port on the server?
[19:47] <phower> pepperjack, thanks you... what fs you prefer for ubuntu?
[19:47] <Gnea> nellmathew: as? anything for 9.04, especially with ext4, is to be discussed in #ubuntu+1 for the next 2 days
[19:47] <linny> Gnea: i could if i could access it but tbh i dont think it would help
[19:47] <lezem> oops, sorry Pici
[19:47] <Gnea> linny: why not? just run a second instance on something like port 9000
[19:48] <the_fronny> If I cut with the mouse from a window on my machine (FreeBSD) and paste into a window holding a vi session on an ubuntu machine that vi session adds a hash and a long string of spaces to every line, things wrap insanely. How can I turn this off (in ubuntu?)?
[19:48] <Gnea> linny: that'd take the hassle out of finding another host to go through, and you could firewall it so only your IP could get into it
[19:48] <pepperjack> phower: tough question.  maybe ext4.  if i had a battery backup then xfs
[19:49] <Gnea> the_fronny: did you remember to :set paste in vim?
[19:49] <pepperjack> phower: ext4 will have more support in ubuntu. so it has that for troubleshooting problems and stuff
[19:49] <kaje> Apt tells me I need to update some packages. How can I (from the command line) read the details of the updates before I actually install them?
[19:50] <Genolo> umm hi
[19:50] <Genolo> i tryed to run world of warcraft in wine
[19:50] <Genolo> and i get these errors
[19:50] <Genolo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/155505/
[19:50] <gizmo_the_great> Hi. I have enabled samba and shared the following : mnt/SCSI/sharedfolder I can browse to this folder from my Windows XP laptop, but I cannot write to it. Any ideas?
[19:50] <phower> i hope clean install of ubuntu 9.04 (after two days) will be good enough cuz the upgrade from 8.10 is just.... boza :)
[19:52] <Gnea> Genolo: did you follow any sort of guide for installing WoW?
[19:52] <mackk431> did you give write rights? gizmo?
[19:52] <Genolo> i installed it like i did on windows, gnea
[19:53] <the_fronny> Gnea: No I didn't. It is just the defaults set by the package. I'll change the .vimrc now. thanks!
[19:53] <Gnea> Genolo: okay, please read through and make sure all of the steps are followed here before continuing: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft
[19:53] <Genolo> ok thanks
[19:53] <el_-> hi: did any of you have the problem with 7.10 server that it freezes with ubuntu server hangs  openbsd secure shell server's configuration sshd
[19:53] <MKR> Is anyone else having trouble with the Ubuntu bittorrent tracker? I see plenty of peers available, many conencting, but no connected.
[19:53] <Gnea> the_fronny: I usually run it manually before entering the 'i' mode :)
[19:54] <Mo-Guns> wow
[19:54]  * Mohero is bummed that there's no x64 edition of 9.04 on ubuntu shop...
[19:54] <Mo-Guns> what happens is we curse
[19:54] <gizmo_the_great> mackk431: Owner : me - create and delete files. Group : me - Access Files, Others : Access Files
[19:54] <Mo-Guns> bitch bitch
[19:54] <Gnea> el_-: not that I recall, but 7.10 is no longer supported anyway. 8.04 would be a good upgrade.
[19:55] <Gnea> !language | Mo-Guns
[19:55]  * jeanseb is back (gone 46:51:34)
[19:55] <ranim> hi, is ubuntu 9.04 relased now? because ubuntu sent me the cd & i see that it is in RC in ubuntu web site and 2 day for the final relase.it is the RC or the final version
[19:55] <el_-> Gnea: sure.. but all my data is on that box
[19:55] <madduck> i am trying to rip to mp3 with sound-juicer; lame is installed, and the mp3 profile is enabled in the preferences, but it does not show up in the select list...
[19:55] <madduck> what gives?
[19:55] <Pici> ranim: RC, not final.
[19:55] <Mo-Guns> ok a Gnea are you grown
[19:55] <Pici> ranim : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[19:55] <zicho> does anyone here use easytag? when i try to do a CDDB scan i get "server returned an error! ((null))" when i press search
[19:55] <jackjohnson> GNU
[19:56] <usser> gizmo_the_great: have to set permissions on the share and google samba configuration too, the simples way to allow anyone to write to teh share is to add public = yes in the share definition
[19:56] <Gnea> el_-: I don't understand what the problem is... you don't have backups or you haven't ever done an upgrade before? the upgrade will not damage your data, if you do it right (and the instructions are very precise, so it's hard to do it wrong)
[19:56] <uh4> jest ktos kto ma kde 4?
[19:56] <Pici> Mo-Guns: Please control your language in this channel.
[19:56] <usser> gizmo_the_great: also might want to add writable =yes
[19:56] <Gnea> Mo-Guns: this is the official support channel for Ubuntu, do you have an Ubuntu-related question?
[19:57] <Mo-Guns> man im out pussys ass niggas
[19:57] <el_-> Gnea: It is a Server right... the last backup is three days old, I cannot boot into the box to rescue the data
[19:57] <gizmo_the_great> usser:  add writable =yes is the smb.conf file you mean? Or on the permissions? If permissions, for which user group?
[19:57] <usser> gizmo_the_great: heres what i use but that has authentication http://pastebin.com/f120aa6f
[19:57] <Gnea> el_-: I still don't see the problem. can you elaborate?
[19:58] <usser> gizmo_the_great: in the smb.conf in the share definition
[19:58] <el_-> Gnea: Ok its a bit complicated... still in the main
[19:58] <jackjohnson> el_-: you messed up. use Ubuntu Server: Rescue CD
[19:58] <Gnea> el_-: just skip the details and get down to the nitty-gritty :)
[19:59] <Gnea> el_-: for instance: WHY can't you boot the box into rescue mode? What's preventing that?
[19:59] <el_-> Ok here is the story: Box was installed in 07, run since then, yesterday the board "exploded" now i put the disks into another machine to rescue the data and upgrade after that
[19:59] <el_-> If I boot into Rescue mode it freezes when it says give root password
[20:00] <gizmo_the_great> usser: have you added that storage entry to smb.conf? I don't have an entry
[20:00] <Gnea> el_-: alright, can you boot into a livecd on the new machine?
[20:00] <el_-> yes
[20:00] <el_-> but it is a hassle with the raid ;)
[20:01] <usser> gizmo_the_great: thats my share and yes i added it manually, but that may not apply to you ie path is different etc, its basically an example to show you how its usually done
[20:01] <Gnea> how far does it get on a regular boot?
[20:01] <the_fronny> Gnea: That ":set" fixed it! thanks! (But that's pretty lame default behavior. I've never seen that anywhere else.)
[20:01] <el_-> Gnea: Until  openbsd secure shell server's configuration sshd
[20:02] <Gnea> el_-: does it just freeze, or..?
[20:03] <SiDi> Does anyone know how bash's auto completion works ? For instance, how can i add rules for autocompletion for the command line options of a program X ?
[20:03] <el_-> Gnea: yes
[20:03] <el_-> just freeze
[20:03] <Gnea> the_fronny: cheers :) that's actually standard behavior, vi[m]'s always done that
[20:03] <Gnea> el_-: tried ctrl-c?
[20:03] <el_-> Gnea: yes
[20:03] <madduck> !mp3
[20:03] <el_-> if you hit the num key, the led does not flash on the keyboard
[20:04] <usser> SiDi: look at what files installed with bash-completion package and figure out if htere is a text file somewhere that you can edit
[20:04] <Pici> SiDi: Take a look at the contents of /etc/bash_completion.d/
[20:04] <Frostshock> hi, how do i check what version of intel graphic driver im using?
[20:04] <rhsanborn> SiDi: This looks promising: http://ifacethoughts.net/2009/04/06/extending-bash-auto-completion/
[20:04] <linny> how can i make ssh use a proxy ?
[20:04] <Gnea> el_-: gotcha... what sort of difference between the main hardware now from what it was attached to then?
[20:05] <SiDi> rhsanborn: cheers :) gonna read that
[20:05] <bigjocker> linny, 'proxy' does lot exist in SSH terminology
[20:05] <bigjocker> linny, but you can create an encrypted tunnel
[20:06] <el_-> now it is a PIII i think previously it was an athlon... I had somehow the same with my laptop, just changed the disk from one box to another ... worked flawlessly
[20:06] <cwillu> bigjocker, he's asking to use ssh via a proxy, and ssh does actually have a socks proxy server built in
[20:06] <bigjocker> linny, ssh -L localport:remotehost:22 username@proxyserver
[20:06] <bigjocker> linny, then you can ss -p localport remoteuser@localhost
[20:06] <linny> thanks
[20:06] <bigjocker> heh
[20:07] <Gnea> el_-: yeah, it *should* work just fine like that... I don't know, going to a p3 like that... could be a bios setting is off
[20:07] <Gnea> el_-: or maybe the hd cable is a little lossy on this one
[20:07] <Gnea> el_-: you could also try pci=routeirq if you haven't already
[20:07] <Jayef> Can someone help me out with an xorg.conf error message?  Googling yields poor results...
[20:07] <Arc> does anyone know how to search apt for what package provides a file?
[20:07] <cwillu> Arc, dpkg-query
[20:07] <Arc> I'm trying to find what package provides QWizard.pm
[20:08] <phower> apt-cache search
[20:08] <Gnea> Jayef: can't help without knowing what it is
[20:08] <cwillu> dpkg-query -S QWizard.pm should do it
[20:08] <Arc> dpkg: *QWizard.pm* not found.
[20:08] <el_-> Gnea: I will try that... check back later
[20:08] <Gnea> el_-: cheers
[20:08] <cwillu> Arc, where is it located?
[20:08] <rumpel> @arc try google
[20:09] <bigjocker> Arc, apt-file search QWizard.pm
[20:09] <el_-> Gnea: Thanks
[20:09] <Arc> this is very troubling.  dnssec-tools package requires QWizard.pm
[20:09] <cwillu> Arc, oh, you don't have the package installed
[20:09] <bigjocker> Arc, you need to aptitude install apt-file && apt-file update first
[20:09] <Arc> ive been trying google.  ive been trying apt-cache search.
[20:09] <pCarsten> I've got a conflict where apt-get insists on applying an upgrade at the same time that I'm removing a package that conflicts with that upgrade. How do I make apt-get withhold the update until I'm done removing the old package?
[20:09] <Masterof67> Hi sir
[20:10] <unitedpotsmokers> hello guys, good morning... may i know who use ubuntu ultimate 2.1 & upgrade to Jaunty here?
[20:10] <cwillu> pCarsten, use dpkg directly, there are --force parameters to allow it proceed, and then apt-get/aptitude can do its thing after
[20:10] <cwillu> unitedpotsmokers, -> #ubuntu+1, and ubuntu ultimate isn't supported here
[20:10] <cwillu> !ultimate
[20:11] <unitedpotsmokers> cwillu : but i have problem, can u help me?
[20:11] <cwillu> unitedpotsmokers, no, jaunty questions are in #ubuntu+1, and we don't support 'ultimate edition', you have to talk to them about it
[20:11] <solidtech> hello everyone
[20:11] <unitedpotsmokers> cwillu : i know we can talk about another distro here, but pls, i really need ur help
[20:12] <Gnea> unitedpotsmokers: no support for 'ultimate edition' means that we cannot help you with it. what part of that is not understood?
[20:12] <cwillu> unitedpotsmokers, ask jaunty questions in #ubuntu+1, I'm not going to say it again
[20:12] <unitedpotsmokers> OK man, nice help...
[20:12] <solidtech> is this a support chat or something?
[20:12] <Gnea> !ubuntu
[20:12] <Pici> solidtech: Yes.
[20:13] <solidtech> oh im sorry
[20:13] <Gnea> !ultimate
[20:13] <cwillu> unitedpotsmokers, would you go to a honda dealership to get your hyundai fixed under warrenty?
[20:13] <solidtech> later guys keep up the good work
[20:13] <Pici> solidtech: Regular chat is in #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:13] <unitedpotsmokers> we now using open source system, and nobody will help
[20:13] <SiDi> rhsanborn: thanks for the link, you saved me a lot of time
[20:13] <rhsanborn> SiDi: surely
[20:14] <jua2> unitedpotsmokers: man, this has to do with organizing things, not with OSS.
[20:14] <jua2> go and ask in other channel
[20:14] <Arc> ok so apparently no Ubuntu package provides QWizard.pm
[20:14] <cwillu> Arc, what is that?
[20:15] <jua2> don't feel "discriminated" tho, i belong to your organization too ;)
[20:15] <unitedpotsmokers> but, i just want to ask you, how to uninstall vmware tools,, that's all, because my system problem when i upgrade intrepid to jaunty, and i think i must reinstall vmware tool, but 1st i must uninstall vmware compenant but it cant
[20:15] <usser> exit
[20:16]  * cwillu grows agitated :p
[20:16] <Arc> and I have no idea how to install this
[20:16] <cwillu> unitedpotsmokers, anything to do with jaunty _needs_ to be asked in #ubuntu+1, not here.  Join that channel and ask your question.
[20:16] <LargePrime> Greetings!  my wireless will not work after i boot untill i "sudo modprobe b43"  how can i make that automajically work?
[20:16] <cwillu> Arc, what is it?
[20:16] <vigo_> Arc: Are you using GUI or CLI?
[20:17] <Gnea> unitedpotsmokers: do these 2 channel names look the same to you:  #ubuntu #vmware
[20:17] <Arc> cwillu: it's a dependency of dnspktflow which is provided as part of dnssec-tools package
[20:17] <cwillu> Arc, k, one sec
[20:17] <unitedpotsmokers> ok, guys thx, i'm new & no where to go... thx cwillu , Gnea
[20:17] <jua2> jeez
[20:17] <Arc> I just want to figure out what Avahi unicast .local is doing to help our local ISP fix themselves before Jaunty release in three days
[20:18] <pCarsten> cwillu, that was just what I needed. Thanks!
[20:18] <Caesi> hi all, can anyone help me with my laptop microphone and Skype? thanks
[20:18] <vart> LargePrime: try to add "b43" line to the /etc/modules
[20:18] <cwillu> pCarsten, np :)
[20:18] <LargePrime> vart: looked like english.  but not understood
[20:18] <vigo_> Gnea and cwillu: you rock on
[20:19] <vart> LargePrime: open file /etc/modules in the editor and add the line b43 to the end of it
[20:19] <Arc> so I've gone from Avahi vs mv.com to tcpdump to dnspktflow to analyze the results to not being able to use said tool because the packager for dnssec-tools overlooked QWizard.pm dependency
[20:19] <cwillu> Arc, sorry, back up a second?  Local isp's router is answering queries on .local or something?
[20:20] <Arc> I'll file a bug on this, but given that mv.com is *the* linux-friendly ISP in NH, I want to help them get fixed up before release
[20:20] <Arc> cwillu: they're trapping .local queries so broken windows boxes don't get their queries propigated to the root nameservers
[20:20] <checkbit> updated 64bit 8.10 to 9.04 using Update Manager, now both Synaptic and Update Manager throw segmentation faults..... Any Ideas?
[20:20] <LargePrime> vart: sudo gedit ect/modules ?  right?
[20:20] <Pici> checkbit : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[20:21] <cwillu> Arc, jaunty discussion in #ubuntu+1, you'll find a more useful audience there
[20:21] <Arc> cwillu: but their trapping raises a false detection in Jaunty's avahi which disables mDNS and everything that depends on it
[20:21] <cwillu> Arc, that said, they shouldn't be passing .local to the root nameservers anyway
[20:21] <checkbit> Pica: K, thx!
[20:21] <vart> Volcodav: right
[20:21] <cwillu> (lets continue this in +1)_
[20:21] <Arc> cwillu: everyone else does.  Avahi in jaunty depends on the ISP passing .local queries to root nameservers or it disables itself.
[20:21] <cwillu> Arc, -> #ubuntu+1 please
[20:22] <nroot7> I am using ubuntu with ext4 filesystem. Can I access this partition from windows
[20:22] <cwillu> nroot7, not really.  There's an ext2 driver for windows, but that doesn't have support for journalling and will require a lengthy fsck on reboot, and further, it won't have extents support at all
[20:23] <deany> there any way to unpack or view the images created with clonezilla? i think they are gzipped but not using .gz extension.. its "aa"
[20:23] <jua2> nroot7 not that i know, but if really necessary you can try colinux way
[20:23] <jua2> (not for begginer)
[20:24] <Gnea> deany: you can create a block device and tell clonezilla to use it as the restoration medium
[20:24] <LargePrime> vart ok done.  i had to sudo gedit cause of permissions.  how would i get "sudo gedit ect/modules" to open the right file?
[20:25] <wojtek> leave
[20:25] <nroot7> jua2: thanks. I was looking for something similar to fs-driver, but as pointed out it only works with ext2
[20:26] <LargePrime> let me reboot and see if this worked
[20:26] <kai__> hi
[20:27] <jua2> nroot7: i used (couple of years ago) some windows drivers for linux fs's, but imo they weren't very stable
[20:27] <jua2> maybe that has changed now
[20:27] <JordiGH> Is it just me, or did previous versions of Ubuntu have a MOTD that used the phrase "GNU/Linux" as inherited by Debian?
[20:28] <jua2> some people did an extensible driver that supported xfs, reiserfs and ext2/3, if i recall correctly also jfs
[20:28] <barbar> ciao
[20:28] <barbar> hi
[20:29] <j0n> sup all
[20:29] <bigjocker> jua2, http://www.fs-driver.org/ ?
[20:29] <tgunr> anyone have any guess as to how mnay lines of code are in unbuntu code base?
[20:29] <meatservices> I am trying to configure "Thinclient" distrubution based on Ubuntu, its working fine, but I can't get my keymap to work, I suspect that the creater has removed keymaps to save space. Can some one help me to get my keymaps back ?
[20:29] <Pici> !ot | tgunr
[20:30] <jua2> that is the most popular, i think it's stable now
[20:30] <kai__> which keymap do you need meatservices
[20:30] <jua2> (bigjocker)
[20:30] <meatservices> kai__:  Norwegian
[20:30] <bigjocker> jua2, used it a couple of weeks ago, it worked perfectly
[20:30] <bigjocker> at least for my needs
[20:30] <bigjocker> but i only needed to read an ext3 usb drive
[20:31] <tgunr> Don't understand how that is off topic, it is a developer related question
[20:31] <jua2> bigjocker: for personal use it should be ok
[20:31] <C_Kode> Anyone having issues with  nVidia Corporation MCP51 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[20:31] <jua2> i wouldn't be using it for server or production even if the author gave me free beer
[20:32] <bigjocker> tgunr, it's a very vague question
[20:32] <kai__> meatservices:  ahh ok i thought you needed your original fdi-file back i think im no help sry
[20:32] <jua2> (ok maybe)
[20:32] <mirko_> hi all
[20:32] <meatservices> kai__:  oki, thank you for trying
[20:33] <tgunr> IYHO only
[20:33] <matrix_> i dunno what happened my toolbar dissapared now when i open firefox my toolbar is not showin
[20:33] <matrix_> i did reboot it still not coming back
[20:33] <matrix_> what to do
[20:34] <meatservices> matrix_: reinstall firefox?
[20:36] <cyros> hello
[20:36] <palomer> hello, I connected my usb drive but i can't seem to mount it
[20:36] <palomer> how do I figure out if linux has even detected it?
[20:37] <jua2> palomer: in a terminal, type lsusb
[20:37] <jua2> it'll give you the list of usb devices detected
[20:37] <palomer> it isn't there
[20:37] <mib_hdwj5o> hi
[20:37] <matrix_> how do i completely move firefox
[20:37] <matrix_> i mean uninstall
[20:38] <tonyyarusso> matrix_: a) why?
[20:38] <jua2> palomer: try restarting the device detector
[20:38] <pulzer> whats the 3d support like for ati cards? is it as good as for nvidia cards?
[20:38] <palomer> jua2, how?
[20:38] <cyros> hey guys just a quick question, i have an install of ubuntu 8.04 LTS setup as an mailserver using LDAP as a backend...now i know 8:10 is out and 9.04 soon. so my question is if i were to rebuild this machine from scratch using 8.04LTS would all the apt-get packages go up to the highest number of that release or will it just take the highest number available for that package not depending on the OS release
[20:38] <mib_hdwj5o> I installed Ubuntu from windows (Wubi installation). I am unable to figure out how to mount the Windows filesystem (ie, access my files on the Windows OS) from there. The partition appears to be invisible. Googling was not fruitful due to the keywords.
[20:39] <jua2> palomer: in a terminal: sudo invoke-rc.d udev restart
[20:39] <jimcooncat> matrix_: try hitting F11
[20:39] <jua2> (leave the usb plugged while udev restarts)
[20:39] <matrix_> tonnyarrusso : my toolbar is not  showin
[20:39] <jua2> palomer: then try lsusb again
[20:39] <LargePrime1> vart: thanks that worked
[20:39] <tonyyarusso> cyros: Unless you do something stupid, it will only grab packages for your release.
[20:39] <JamesG> Did 7.10 (gutsy) just drop off updates? It was working a few days ago, now I'm getting 404's from apt-get update.
[20:40] <matrix_> jimcooncat: f11 nothing happens
[20:40] <jakeriver> jeii
[20:40] <lwfa> does anyone know of a graphics card stress tester program?
[20:40] <tonyyarusso> JamesG: Probably - 7.10 was only supported for 18 months, which ends this month.
[20:40] <cyros> tonyyarusso: hmm thats what im hoping because openldap has changed a bit so im wondering if i would get the older version of openldap if i use 8.04LTS and upgrade the packages like i did when it was current
[20:40] <juankarlos000> hi, i want to use command line tools (grep, sed, awk, bash programming, etc) to process a line of text in the following way: given the input line text and one input word, i want to find that input word in my text and if found, print the previous and following words... anyone knows how to do that?
[20:40] <Svish|Laptop> how can I change my hostname in Ubuntu 8.10?
[20:41] <JamesG> tonyyarusso: Crap. Ok, thanks. Time for a dist upgrade, I guess. Something I've been avoiding to this being a host in a datacenter.
[20:41] <tonyyarusso> Svish|Laptop: edit /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts and reboot.
[20:42] <jua2> juankarlos000: if you speak spanish, pm me
[20:42] <mib_hdwj5o> does no one know how to mount the Windows partition after installing Ubuntu with Wubi (virtual filesystem)?
[20:42] <jimcooncat> matrix_: ok. sometimes I hit it by mistake, get full screen mode, and it looks as you describe. Another thing you can try is to close all firefox windows, then hit Alt-F2 and enter "firefox google.com".
[20:42] <mirko_> why firefox doesnt work like i have not connection?but i have got  i m here
[20:43] <mirko_> thk
[20:43] <hpk> the german link please
[20:43] <vart> JamesG: http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntu-7.10-eol
[20:43] <quibbler> !de
[20:44] <matrix_> alt+f2 nothing happens
[20:44] <JamesG> vart: Ah nice. That's exactly what I was trying to find earlier and failing.
[20:45] <Guest45464> can some one help with a runinit problem, via pm
[20:45] <jimcooncat> sorry matrix_, that's all the tricks I've got. Someone said in a forum to "try a clean profile", but I'm unsure how to do that.
[20:45] <tonyyarusso> !pm | Guest45464
[20:46] <matrix_> i did metacity --replace now my toolbar is back but my terminal is open when i close my terminal my toolbar dissapears
[20:46] <Gnea> JamesG: it is recommended that you upgrade to 8.04, as it is a LTS release and will be supported still for quite some time
[20:46] <kai__> can someone tell me if i can have the users in a list like the channellist i used xchat before now i'am using gnome xchat
[20:47] <Toad> is there some tool for parsing debian/control format?
[20:47] <Ashish>  hello
[20:47] <JamesG> Gnea: Yeah I know that.
[20:47] <Toad> (eg can deal with multi-line entries and split them out)
[20:47] <Ashish>  i am new user on ubantu 8.10
[20:47] <tonyyarusso> Ashish: Ubuntu.
[20:48] <Ashish>  please help me to configure wifi on ubantu 8.10
[20:48] <incorrect> can i get some uml templates of openoffice?
[20:48] <kai__> ubuntu
[20:48] <Mike94287> Is there a way to add a screen resolution setting?
[20:49] <kai__> Ashish: what's the problem?
[20:49] <Gnea> !wifi | Ashish (please read this guide for configuring wifi in UbUntu)
[20:49] <rineo> #ubuntu-pl
[20:49] <Hope> can some one help with a runinit problem, via pm
[20:50] <Gnea> Hope: nope, just ask your question here with details, you'll get a better response that way
[20:50] <Ashish>  when i run cmd iwconfig it returns nowireless extensions
[20:50] <Svish|Laptop> tonyyarusso: I changed the hostname from svish-laptop to tb-laptop in /etc/hostname, but what do I do in /etc/hosts?  It has these two lines:
[20:50] <Svish|Laptop> 127.0.0.1       tb-laptop       localhost.localdomain   localhost
[20:50] <Svish|Laptop> 127.0.1.1       svish-laptop
[20:51] <Gnea> Ashish: did you install to a laptop?
[20:51] <Ashish>  on my lapto dell inspiron 6400
[20:51] <tonyyarusso> Svish|Laptop: change the second line, where it has svish-laptop.
[20:51] <Gnea> !laptop | Ashish (check these sites out, as other people have probably got WIFI to work on their 6400 as well)
[20:51] <Ashish>  plese any one help me out
[20:51] <Svish|Laptop> tonyyarusso: ok. what does the first one do?
[20:52] <Gnea> Ashish: no need to beg for help.
[20:52] <tonyyarusso> Svish|Laptop: errr, I don't actually know the difference between the first and second, but I know you need them for sudo to work right at least.
[20:52] <Svish|Laptop> tonyyarusso: ok. will just reboot later and hope my laptop is still alive then :p thanks!
[20:52] <Hope>  it's for a friend on a locked CGI client, AND is unable to get on any other client, because of where he's at
[20:52] <transsoup> Svish|Laptop: binding the names to 127.0.0.1 - so you might delete the second line
[20:53] <Gnea> Hope: that still doesn't explain the problem.
[20:53] <Mike94287> Is there a way to add a screen resolution setting?
[20:53] <Svish|Laptop> transsoup: do you know why the second was there in the first place? is there something special about 127.0.1.1?
[20:53] <lewench> I am trying to create  a sql database but i don't know why this does not work mysql -u root < /usr/share/gpsdrive/create.sql
[20:54] <Titan8990> lewench, you have to give -p for password
[20:54] <lewench> Titan8990, How about if I don't have one?
[20:54] <lewench> Titan8990, I left it blank
[20:54] <Ashish>  hello
[20:54] <Pici> lewench: prefix your command with sudo
[20:54] <trichobezoar> How do I get ubuntu to write a certain file when my portable machine runs on battery and then remove the said file when it is back on power?
[20:54] <Hope> Saiki: I can't get into #ubuntu because I'm at a public computer and there's no CGI client to get into the channel, all of the clients I've tried are locked and I'm having some major issues installing an Nvidia driver. can someone pm me and help me please?
[20:54] <Ashish>  any one help me out :)
[20:54] <trichobezoar> Just perform actions based on power events
[20:55] <Gnea> lewench: you can set a password and then write it to your ~/.my.cnf file
[20:55] <Pici> Hope: This is #ubuntu
[20:55] <Titan8990> lewench, idk, root password should never be blank
[20:55] <chowder> where is the offtopic channel?
[20:55] <Titan8990> lewench, sudo dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server
[20:55] <whattay> when is 9.04 coming? :o
[20:55] <Pici> chowder: #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:55] <Gnea> Pici: he's trying to help someone else out that can't get on irc
[20:55] <Hope> thats from my friend im only here to help him out now can anyone help
[20:55] <Ben90> hi.
[20:55] <transsoup> Svish|Laptop: second line was to prevent a bug in gnome Feisty 7.04
[20:55] <tonyyarusso> Hope: has he tried mibbit?
[20:56] <Ashish>  ubottu> hello
[20:56] <Gnea> Hope: we simply can't PM and hope to solve the problem, you're going to need to get some details from your friend so that we can work on the problem
[20:56] <Ben90> i want to know why gxine skips then stops when i start in the low-latency kernel
[20:57] <Ashish>  ubottu> Ashish>  i am not getting any document on above links
[20:57] <Gnea> Hope: what sort of CGI is s/he using?
[20:57] <Svish|Laptop> transsoup: aah. ok, thanks =) will just remove it then!
[20:57] <mib_3ihyscri> all network access to Ubuntu Server suddenly blocked after router change. Server works with direct access but wont allow samba, apache, ssh or scp connections.
[20:57] <Ashish>  ubottu> if u are not busy then please help me bcz i am already spent 2 night on it
[20:58] <brinstar> :)
[20:58] <Ben90> never mind.
[20:58] <Gnea> !ask > Ashish
[20:58] <transsoup> Svish|Laptop: long explanation (sry found only german version yet) http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/hosts
[20:58] <UbuntuBoy> Hi
[20:58] <Saiku> yay.. there we go!
[20:58] <UbuntuBoy> How i Can Repair XServer
[20:59] <ezzieyguygwuf> how is the release candidate different from the version that will be released in two days. should i wait?
[20:59] <Ashish>  hello r u there ?
[20:59] <Hope> finally Bye Saiku  i did my part :P
[20:59] <tonyyarusso> ezzieyguygwuf: If you have to ask, you should wait.  All further jaunty questions in #ubuntu+1.
[20:59] <trichobezoar> How come commands in /etc/acpi/battery.d dont get executed when my laptop's AC is disconnected?
[20:59] <trichobezoar> They run just fine when executed manually
[20:59] <cyros> tonyyarusso, so if i stay at 8.04LTS and do a apt-get upgrade it will only update openldap up to that release and no further?
[20:59] <Aberrtion2> I need some help with DMIX : How can I set my USB sound card as default?? Only Rhythmbow use it
[20:59] <tonyyarusso> cyros: yes.
[21:00] <Aberrtion2> rhythmbox*
[21:00] <cyros> tonyyarusso, thank you for your help
[21:00] <JPZ> Hello everyone, I'm running my ubuntu 8.10 box without a monitor. I am unable to successfully reboot and load GNOME unless I have a monitor attached to the PC. I receive a msg box stating that GNOME is runnning on low graphic mode.
[21:00] <TheDracle> How does 'Switch User' achieve creating a new X display?
[21:00] <UbuntuBoy> how I Can Repair XServer Because my Graphique card Not working
[21:00] <JPZ> any ideas on how to fix my issue?
[21:00] <mib_3ihyscri> UbuntuBoy:  that might be the nvidia problem I had earlier
[21:01] <cyros> tonyyarusso, is there some kind of list that would show all available packages up to what version?
[21:01] <Aberrtion2> UbuntuBoy run unbuntu with the safe boot (bellow the normal boot) and run "try tu fix X"
[21:01] <mib_3ihyscri> UbuntuBoy: do you have an nvidia card?
[21:01] <Gnea> Ashish: http://home.concepts.nl/~bergmans/linux/install_linux.html
[21:01] <lewench> Titan8990, i did that. Then added -p and password but its giving me the same problem
[21:01] <tonyyarusso> cyros: http://packages.ubuntu.com/ is a good start.
[21:01] <UbuntuBoy> yes But when I log In My Pc A Fatl Error In XServer Show
[21:01] <ezzieyguygwuf> i like the idea of 8.04 because it is LTS. what kind of differences do 8.10 and 9.04 bring?
[21:01] <cyros> tonyyarusso, thanks
[21:01] <tonyyarusso> ezzieyguygwuf: check the release notes.
[21:02] <Swede> Is there any script that will give me the feed by inserting the original url one by one from a text file?
[21:02] <Mike94287> Is there a way to add a screen resolution setting?
[21:02] <Swede> I want to collect feeds from different sites but I only have the url.
[21:03] <Gnea> Swede: no, you need to go to the site and find the feed url for that site
[21:03] <UbuntuBoy> yes I Have A Nvidia Card
[21:03] <Gnea> Swede: just bookmark them into your bookmark bar until you have them all, then look at their properties in firefox
[21:03] <Clopin> Hey guys, is it possible to update my OpenGL?
[21:04] <Gnea> Clopin: only if an update is available for it
[21:04] <crdlb> Clopin: what exactly does that mean? what driver are you using?
[21:04] <evident> hello! I am just setting up my ubuntu and having trouble installing the drivers for my Nvidia GeForce 8800 GT
[21:04] <Clopin> Gnea: How would I check that? My current version of OpenGL is 1.4, and Im trying to install Savage2 which requires 2.1
[21:04] <Clopin> crdlb: Offical Nvidia 180.44
[21:04] <evident> I tried through System > Administration > Hardware drivers
[21:05] <UbuntuBoy> How i can Install Nvidia Driver from terminal
[21:05] <mib_3ihyscri> UbuntuBoy: what worked for me was editing /etc/x11/xorg.conf to say 'nv' instead of 'nvidia'
[21:05] <Gnea> Clopin: well, the nvidia driver in the repository comes with the opengl that it needs by default
[21:05] <mib_3ihyscri> UbuntuBoy: i'll try and find the ubuntu forums post I got that solution from.
[21:05] <Gnea> Clopin: so all you have to do is install the hardware driver from the menu for it and it should all get setup for you
[21:05] <evident> it finds drivers, but when I clcik to activate it just opens a download window where nothing happens
[21:05] <Clopin> Gnea: So no possible way to update it manually? Like DirectX on Windows.
[21:05] <adsf> histo,
[21:05] <Ahlee> I recently attempted to build an ubuntu mirror locally of 8.04, amd64.  It looks good, sources.list is able to utilize it without an issue, however my netboot installation (preeseed fed off a different server via http, pointing mirror/http/hostname to the IP of the server with the mirror) reports /win 3
[21:06] <Gnea> !nvidia | Clopin (follow these directions to just 'make it work')
[21:06] <natrixnatrix89> Hi. Does anyone in here understand pulseaudio well?
[21:06] <crdlb> Clopin: you should already have it, there's really nothing to update ...
[21:06] <Saiku> test
[21:06] <crdlb> Clopin: the nvidia driver has supported opengl 2.x for years
[21:06] <Ahlee> actually, it reports that there's no valid release file
[21:06] <evident> so I downloaded the NVIDIA...something.run and tried to install with "sudo sh NVIDIA...something.run"
[21:06] <Gnea> ubottu has the lags
[21:06] <JPZ> Could anyone suggest how I may find a solution for my issue regarding my ubuntu 8.10 box not being able to boot into GNOME unless it has a monitor attached? the xorg config is dif from past ubuntu versions.
[21:06] <UbuntuBoy> I Oben xorg.conf but nothing is in the file
[21:06] <mib_3ihyscri> NVIDIA Problems: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=320368
[21:06] <Clopin> crdlb: Well I did glxinfo in terminal and it says I got 1.4
[21:06] <zxd> hi
[21:06] <evident> he checks the pachage, but then opens a window and tells me that I have an X Server running
[21:07] <testbottu> how do i install a .package file?
[21:07] <crdlb> Clopin: for what line, precisely?
[21:07] <evident> whcih I dont think I have
[21:07] <Clopin> crdlb: Ubuntu 32bit.
[21:07] <zxd> I upgraded from debian etch to ubuntu interpid and got worse performance in X , I am using the intel driver
[21:07] <natrixnatrix89> I'd like to PM someone who understands pulseaudio.. does anyone understand it well?
[21:07] <mib_3ihyscri> JPZ: not anything to do with your bios settings is it? they could generate an error.
[21:07] <Clopin> crdlb: glxinfo|more gives me this (and a lot more) server glx version string: 1.4
[21:08] <crdlb> Clopin: glx != gl
[21:08] <UbuntuBoy> i Have many Problems whit my Ubuntu 8.10 i want to repair all the system how i can do that
[21:08] <Titan8990> lewench, whats the error?
[21:08] <rumpel> @ubuntu a question would be a good start ;)
[21:08] <Gnea> !pulseaudio | natrixnatrix89 (PMing is not preferred here, and this site will help you solve many basic issues. Please ask again once you have done so, if you have anymore problems.)
[21:08] <Gnea> grrr
[21:08] <lewench> Titan8990, "bash: /usr/share/gpsdrive/create.sql: No such file or directory"
[21:08] <UbuntuBoy>  i Have many Problems whit my Ubuntu 8.10 i want to repair all the system how i can do that
[21:08] <JPZ> mib_3ihyscri, what type of bios settings do you think could generate this?
[21:08] <Clopin> crdlb: Hmm, glx is no command I'm afraid.
[21:08] <mib_3ihyscri> wierd connection problem:: all network access to Ubuntu Server suddenly blocked after router change. Server works with direct access but wont allow samba, apache, ssh or scp connections.
[21:08] <crdlb> Clopin: look at the OpenGL version string
[21:09] <Gnea> ubottu: test
[21:09] <crdlb> Clopin: I said "glx does not equal gl" :)
[21:09] <mib_3ihyscri> JPZ: well just check the stop on errors. it probably isn't that, but it's a possibility.
[21:09] <Titan8990> lewench, show me the command your using again
[21:09] <natrixnatrix89> Ok.. My question is - when you run padevchooser.. To change the default sink you have to click on the icon and then on "default sink" then on "other" and then enter the name of the new sink. But is there a way to do this in command line?
[21:09] <Clopin> crdlb: Oh lol, sorry :D Of course not,
[21:09] <Ahlee> I recently attempted to build an ubuntu mirror locally of 8.04, amd64.  It looks good, sources.list is able to utilize it without an issue, however my netboot installation (preeseed fed off a different server via http, pointing mirror/http/hostname to the IP of the server with the mirror) reports "the specified ubuntu archive mirror is either not available, or does not have a valid Release file on it".  I can see from the debug logs of the intaller that it
[21:09] <lewench> Titan8990, sudo mysql -u root -p password < /usr/share/gpsdrive/create.sql
[21:10] <JPZ> mib_3ihyscri, the error I see is "(EE) intel(0): no valid modes, --- (EE) screen(s) found, but none have a usable configutaion"
[21:10] <Titan8990> lewench, ls -al /usr/share/gpsdrive/
[21:10] <Titan8990> lewench, looks like the file you are trying to import is not even there
[21:10] <Clopin> crdlb: Okay, so I've just checked the opengl string, and I'm embarresed. It says 3.0.0 (:. But for some reason, Savage 2 still doesnt work.
[21:10] <Ahlee> mib_3ihyscri: arp problem in a firewall?  have you attempted outbound connections from the server?
[21:10] <natrixnatrix89> Ok.. My question is - when you run padevchooser.. To change the default sink you have to click on the icon and then on "default sink" then on "other" and then enter the name of the new sink. But is there a way to do this in command line?
[21:10] <mib_3ihyscri> JPZ: that the same problem I solved with that link I posted
[21:10] <node808> howdy howdy
[21:10] <Titan8990> lewench, and that is an odd location to keep your sql script btw....
[21:11] <Gnea> natrixnatrix89: please don't repeat the question for more than 5 minutes, please. if someone can help you, they will.
[21:11] <johnny5> Can I ask server related questions, or should I do that in a different channel?
[21:11] <mib_3ihyscri> Ahlee: it's refusing inbound connections from every other computer.
[21:11] <Gnea> johnny5: #ubuntu-server can take care of you
[21:11] <johnny5> Gnea: Awesome, thanks
[21:11] <Ahlee> mib_3ihyscri: iptables blocking inbound?
[21:11] <Saiki> test
[21:11] <Gnea> natrixnatrix89: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/pulseaudio-how-to-change-user-settings-using-a-command-line-608720/
[21:11] <Saiki> can anyone see this?
[21:12] <Pricey> Saiki: success
[21:12] <mib_3ihyscri> Ahlee: I disabled moblock and flushed iptables but it still blocked ssh
[21:12] <Saiki> thanks pricey
[21:12] <UbuntuBoy>  i Have many Problems whit my Ubuntu 8.10 i want to repair all the system how i can do that
[21:12] <rumpel> !flood | Ububegin
[21:12] <rumpel> ups
[21:12] <rumpel> wrong
[21:12] <crdlb> Clopin: is that running in wine or is it native?
[21:12] <TheFuzzball> Does anyone know how I can change the programmes that run when Ubuntu is booted?
[21:12] <Ahlee> mib_3ihyscri: you said the router changed, did IP space change as well?  Lose a route perhaps?
[21:12] <Gnea> UbuntuBoy: you need to make a list of those problems, in detail if you can, and let us know what they are
[21:12] <Clopin> crdlb: Native, if that = linux versino.
[21:12] <Ahlee> mib_3ihyscri: if you're on teh same vlan/subnet as the system, are you still unable to connect?
[21:13] <natrixnatrix89> Gnea: thank's..
[21:13] <Mike94287> How can I add an undetected screen resolution in Intrepid?
[21:13] <crdlb> Clopin: in what way doesn't it work? have you tried running it in a terminal?
[21:13] <mib_3ihyscri> Ahlee: yes. it is at 192.168.1.2 I'm trying to connect from 192.168.1.3
[21:13] <Gnea> natrixnatrix89: btw, i just did a google search for:  pulseaudio command line   and it was the 3rd or 4th result
[21:14] <Clopin> crdlb: Aye, that's why I know what the error could be. But I've just read that I might to have update it. Ill look a bit more into that. Thanks mate.
[21:14] <UbuntuBoy> Ok I Have Problem In My Graphique Card I can't activate the Visual effects
[21:14] <trichobezoar> What workaround should I use for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/108611 ?  I can't get things to happen on power state changes
[21:14] <Saiki> I'm having some problems with my ubuntu install (8.04 Xubuntu). I have reciently reinstalled it completely due to unsolvable alsa issues, and I updgraded it offline. just 2 days ago it was working 100% fine. Now when I boot it it fails to load the nvidia driver I got from nvidia's site, it keeps asking me to run in low gfx mode
[21:14] <Ahlee> mib_3ihyscri: dhcp assigned?  Lease expire, and eth0 is up but not bound to an IP maybe?
[21:14] <buttons11> can someone tell me how to start mysql
[21:15] <Titan8990> buttons11, /etc/init.d/mysqld start
[21:15] <buttons11> thanks
[21:15] <Titan8990> buttons11, sorry, that should be with sudo
[21:15] <lewench> Titan8990, I am doing steeps for http://www.thelinuxsociety.org.uk/content/kismet-gpsdrive-google-earth-howto-war-driving-guide    im in the part where you make the create.sql
[21:15] <Ahlee> i'd try manually assigning eth0 with ifconfig eth0 up 192.168.1.2 netmask 255.255.255.0; route add default gw 192.168.1.1
[21:15] <Ahlee> and then try to hit it
[21:15] <mib_3ihyscri> Ahlee: it has its own ip address right when I run ifconfig, but I can't figure out how to scroll up and see what default gateway it's using
[21:15] <Ahlee> after ifcofnig eth0 down first
[21:15] <Titan8990> lewench, i will not assist in any way with war driving
[21:15] <mib_3ihyscri> and I don't know how to manually assign
[21:15] <Titan8990> lewench, it serves no ethical purpose
[21:16] <Ahlee> mib_3ihyscri: route -n
[21:16] <Saiki> once I drop to a root shell I tried to reinstall it, and it keeps asking me to "runinit 3" so when I try the system reboots and loads back into runlevel1, so I tried to reinstall it anyway, and it still syas there's a problem and won't load it. (using an Nvidia 8400GS desktop)
[21:16] <Saiki> anyone know how to fix this?
[21:16] <zxd> what is XvMC
[21:16] <Ahlee> mib_3ihyscri: ifconfig eth0 down; ifconfig eth0 up 192.168.1.2 netmask 255.255.255.0; route add default gw 192.168.1.1
[21:16] <Ahlee> see if that gets you anywhere
[21:17] <oshua86> Ahlee, if i Have configured dhcp in an interface how can I see the default gateway and dns server, if doesnt show with ifconfig
[21:17] <mib_3ihyscri> thanks (actually default gw 192.168.1.254, but I get what you mean)
[21:18] <Ahlee> oshua86: dns will come from /etc/resolv.conf, gateway with route -n i believe
[21:18] <lewench> Titan8990, I am not entering networks without users consent. I am simply trying to map SSID around my area. I am going to try and consult AP's that have wep encryption.  I have already done it around my Building. Posted up AP names and suggested alternatives, and I've gotten a few calls.
[21:21] <Ahlee> mib_3ihyscri: any luck?
[21:21] <Saiki> I'm having some problems with my ubuntu install (8.04 Xubuntu). I have reciently reinstalled it completely due to unsolvable alsa issues, and I updgraded it offline. just 2 days ago it was working 100% fine. Now when I boot it it fails to load the nvidia driver I got from nvidia's site, it keeps asking me to run in low gfx mode
[21:21] <Saiki> once I drop to a root shell I tried to reinstall it, and it keeps asking me to "runinit 3" so when I try the system reboots and loads back into runlevel1, so I tried to reinstall it anyway, and it still syas there's a problem and won't load it. (using an Nvidia 8400GS desktop)
[21:21] <Saiki> anyone know how to fix this?
[21:21] <FloodBot1> Saiki: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:21] <buttons11> I keep getting this error with mysql: ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO) can someone help me?
[21:22] <lstarnes> buttons11: what command are you using?
[21:22] <Saiki> buttons11: try using your password?
[21:22] <roflnerd> it is
[21:22] <Swede> Gnea: Are you sure? In Google Reader there i an option to add feed by entering the url, but then I have to add them one by one, I want to ad them as a list at once.
[21:22] <roflnerd> can anyone help, my sound is fuzzy :S
[21:22] <Ahlee> buttons11: mysql -u root -p  , and when prompted enter the mysql root password you entered when you installed mysql-server
[21:22] <Titan8990> lewench, I looked at it, they give no explanation as to who created the sql file or what it does
[21:23] <Gnea> Swede: well, you'd need to collect the feeds into one area in order to ad them at once
[21:23] <NET||abuse> hi guys. i need a project management tool on ubuntu, is there one in the repo's somewhere? I had a look in osalt.com and the 3 options they suggest have no packages in the repos.
[21:23] <Titan8990> lewench, however, I notice that guide doesn't even use airodump, which does wardriving natively
[21:23] <Titan8990> lewench, the guide appears overly-complicated especially since it appears to be oriented toward "newbs"
[21:23] <rysiex> hello
[21:23] <rysiex> ;p
[21:24] <NET||abuse> can anyone suggest somehting?
[21:24] <lewench> Titan8990, So using Airodump I can export the data to google gmaps? Thats all I pretty much want to do.
[21:24] <mib_3ihyscri> Ahlee: It works! I can ssh my computer again! Thank you!
[21:24] <Trojaneyez>  #php
[21:24] <Titan8990> lewench, I'm not sure about google maps but there is functionality in airodump to map directly to a GPS
[21:24] <Titan8990> lewench, according to their man page
[21:24] <Titan8990> lewench, you might want to check out #aircrack-ng
[21:24] <Ahlee> mib_3ihyscri: good deal!  Note that it's entirely possible that when your dhcp lease expires it's going to try to renew it
[21:25] <Ahlee> so now taht you know your networking is still good, you'll want to look into your dhcpd configuration, find out why it didn't seem tob e getting a lease
[21:25] <mib_3ihyscri> ahlee: I'll keep that in mind.
[21:25] <lewench> Titan8990, Ok. Thanks for the help, and understanding of the ethical view behind this.
[21:25] <volpier> Can someone help with a 'grub error 17' on fresh Jaunty (rc) install? Worked fine on 8.04.
[21:26] <mib_3ihyscri> Ahlee: it was getting a lease, but the route was pointing to the wrong router (there are two)
[21:26] <Ahlee> mib_3ihyscri: ahh.  Tricky :)
[21:26] <Titan8990> lewench, well, your the first to even come up with something... I have had the discussion with people a few times about "how could it be ethical?", and we had never came up with anything
[21:26] <Saiki> volpier: try installing it manually?
[21:26] <mib_3ihyscri> Ahlee: a product of my hellish isp I'm afraid. third party router simply wont connect properly.
[21:26] <yoshimit> Hi there!
[21:27] <UbuntuBoy> Hello Man
[21:27] <mib_3ihyscri> yoshimit: hola
[21:27] <volpier> saiki: yeah, tried several times... looks like 9.04 changed the order of devices... not sure how to fix it
[21:27] <lewench> Titan8990, Just taking a negative into a positive. If there are lots of AP with WEP, why not find those and charge a small feel to "secure" there internet, while also explaining why.
[21:27] <Genolo> okay i got world of warcraft mostly working in ubuntu, except: http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww91/Geno_4_Ever/LOLQUEWOW.png
[21:27] <yoshimit> I'm looking for help to build two or three NAT rules here... someone could give me a hand, please? thank you.
[21:28] <Saiki> voliper: you tried a manual install?
[21:28] <buttons11> thanks
[21:28] <Saiki> voliper: including partioning it yourself?
[21:28] <UbuntuBoy> 23 It's My Happy Day
[21:28] <guntbert> yoshimit: you'd be better off in ##networking, I suppose
[21:28] <volpier> saiki: yes
[21:28] <oomagoolies> anybody know a good avi to vcd converter
[21:29] <volpier> saiki: the system has 2 ide drives and a sata via an add-in card...
[21:29] <Ahlee> I created a mirror locally with apt-mirror, however when I point an installation at that repository I'm getting "The specified Ubuntu archive mirror is eitehr not available, or does not have a valid Release file on it.  Please try a different mirror" - I'm having issues figuring out what, exactly, is wrong with my mirror
[21:29] <Saiki> voliper: no idea then, maybe someone else has an answer
[21:29] <UbuntuBoy> Because i have the chance to try The New File's System EX4
[21:29] <volpier> saiki: okay, thanks anyways
[21:29] <transsoup> oomagoolies: e.g. avidemux
[21:29] <bartmon> Hi! is there a dedicated channel for compiz in ubuntu?
[21:29] <Saiki> np
[21:29] <LargePrime1> hey
[21:29] <Saiki> I'm having some problems with my ubuntu install (8.04 Xubuntu). I have reciently reinstalled it completely due to unsolvable alsa issues, and I updgraded it offline. just 2 days ago it was working 100% fine. Now when I boot it it fails to load the nvidia driver I got from nvidia's site, it keeps asking me to run in low gfx mode
[21:29] <Saiki> once I drop to a root shell I tried to reinstall it, and it keeps asking me to "runinit 3" so when I try the system reboots and loads back into runlevel1, so I tried to reinstall it anyway, and it still syas there's a problem and won't load it. (using an Nvidia 8400GS desktop)
[21:29] <Saiki> anyone know how to fix this?
[21:29] <oomagoolies> tried it and it is good but the out does'nt fit on cd
[21:30] <Genolo> okay i got world of warcraft mostly working in ubuntu, except: http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww91/Geno_4_Ever/LOLQUEWOW.png
[21:30] <largeprime> hey
[21:30] <largeprime> better
[21:30] <jcow> i've got a question, I'm trying to backup  a data from a windows ext. hdd, using ubuntu, can I use rsnapshot to let me do the job?
[21:31] <debsan> wow WOW! is like lava
[21:31] <roadmap> Genolo:  you have enabled acid trip mode, i'd consider that a feature
[21:31] <Genolo> roadmap: what?
[21:31] <roadmap> Genolo:  Crazy Looking WoW = instant win
[21:31] <Genolo> i want to fix it not use it
[21:31] <Genolo> V_v
[21:32] <OscarTG> when setting up serial ports  how do i see what port are available on a certain irg?
[21:33] <OscarTG> irq
[21:33] <Rabbitbunny> jcow: Yes.
[21:34] <mib_3ihyscri> actually, while I'm here. anyone know how I could add 'sudo ushare -xD' to the things-that-happens-when-the-computer-starts?
[21:34] <jcow> Rabbitbunny: just to be clear, it's a one time use, still ok?
[21:34] <Rabbitbunny> jcow: Yes.
[21:34] <jcow> Rabbitbunny: Thank you!
[21:34] <wattz> anyone here ever compile apache and mod_python?
[21:34] <wattz> on 8.10
[21:35] <guntbert> !anyone | wattz
[21:35] <Rabbitbunny> Genolo: I had that problem too, somehow related to nvidia and compiz. Google held a solution.
[21:35] <noIdeasOriginal> hi everyone... i am having an issue with the new ubuntu x64 version. can anyone please help me?
[21:35] <Scunizi> wattz: if you don't get an answer here you might try in #ubuntu-server.. be more specific in your question though
[21:35] <wattz> Scunizi: thank you
[21:35] <muaddib> Is anyone familiar with NetworkManager
[21:35] <transsoup> oomagoolies: use svcd option, tools calculator and get the bitrate you need to make it fit to the cd. Another option would be k3b to directly convert and burn your videos
[21:36] <Whipper_> nvidia &compiz = not to use the latest driver.. 177.X should work..
[21:36] <Typh> Is there a standard non-crappy flash plugin for mozilla and how can I tell if I'm using it? Whatever I'm using now bogs down whenever flash video is playing.
[21:36] <noIdeasOriginal> wait. is someone having an issue installing as well? something coming up saying IOMMU needs to be disabled or something like that
[21:37] <noIdeasOriginal> using geforce card
[21:37] <kapax> when is 9.04 going to be released?
[21:37] <Typh> 2 days
[21:37] <kapax> i hope it will be faster
[21:37] <Scunizi> Typh: are you using gnash? or flashplugin-nonfree from synaptic and the repos?  are they both installed at the same time.. you should have only one and the flashplugin-nonfree is the better of the two
[21:37] <kapax> previous releases on my P4 512 ram machine were too slow. much slower than WinXP
[21:38] <poseidon> For some reason when I log in my entire number pad doesn't work.  The numbers above the alphabet work fine.
[21:38] <noIdeasOriginal> i'll wait in line for help, but please someone help me out, i can't figure this thing out
[21:39] <guntbert> kapax: this is the ubuntu support channel, chatter in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[21:39] <jert> will upgrading to 6.10 from 6.04 automatically update my kernel past 2.6.24?
[21:39] <kapax> poseidon: is NumLock on?
[21:39] <Rabbitbunny> kapax: xubuntu.
[21:39] <Scunizi> kapax: speed sometimes seems slow because of a bad video driver.. I had a P4 2.4Ghz that ran circles around my AMD2+ 4500 w 4 gigs of ram.. until I fixed the video driver
[21:39] <Typh> Scunizi: Looks like I'm using flashplugin-nonfree. Performance is terrible. If I have two youtube tabs open, Firefox is pretty much unusable.
[21:39] <poseidon> kapax, tried with it on and off
[21:39] <IndyGunFreak> jert: you can't go from 6.10 to 8.04(or 9.04)
[21:39] <Rabbitbunny> Typh: Try Opera.
[21:39] <kapax> Rabbitbunny: don't like it
[21:39] <poseidon> wow.  I just realized that I can use it to control my mouse
[21:39] <Scunizi> Typh: flash is problemmatic at best.. never tried two tabs at once..
[21:40] <mib_3ihyscri> Scripting/Bash Commands: actually, while I'm here. anyone know how I could add 'sudo ushare -xD' to the things-that-happens-when-the-computer-starts?
[21:40] <Rabbitbunny> kapax: Ouch, maybe just a lighter theme?
[21:40] <poseidon> I think some settings got messed up somwhere
[21:40] <Ahlee> mib_3ihyscri: toss it in /etc/rc.local
[21:40] <Typh> I didn't even realize there was a nix Opera
[21:40] <IndyGunFreak> yup
[21:40] <kapax> Rabbitbunny: on ubuntu i use quite light theme. the problem is that it uses lots and lots of ram and processor. if i turn on FF and NetBeans, my PC is finished
[21:40] <psycose> hello i'm looking for a repository containing gcc-4.4, any tips ? thanks
[21:41] <noIdeasOriginal> shouldi go with an older ubuntu version?
[21:41] <IndyGunFreak> noIdeasOriginal: why would you do that?
[21:41] <Scunizi> noIdeasOriginal: older?  you mean Hardy? 8.04?  That's LTS and supported for 3 years..
[21:41] <noIdeasOriginal> it won't let me demo the new 8.10 version
[21:41] <poseidon> Figured it out.  My settings got changed to my pointer being set to the num-pad somehow
[21:41] <Ahlee> when creating a local ubuntu repository, where should the "base" sit?  i.e., from preseed: mirror/http/hostname 192.168.212.199 mirror/http/directory string /ubuntu howver this returns that I don't hvea valid release file, when 192.168.121.199/ubuntu/dists/hardy/Release does, in fact, exist and is valid
[21:42] <Typh> When 9.04 drops, should my beta be fine if I update everything, or do I need to download the release?
[21:42] <IndyGunFreak> Typh: pretty sure you'll be ok as long as you keep everything up to date.
[21:42] <Scunizi> poseidon: there's a bug report about that .. try ctrl+alt+numlock and see if it switches back to a normal numeric keypad
[21:43] <noIdeasOriginal> should i try the 32 bit version instead of the 64?
[21:43] <noIdeasOriginal> i believe i found the solution but i have no idea how to change stuff in a kernel line
[21:44] <IndyGunFreak> noIdeasOriginal: probably doesn't matter nowdays, but i just always use 32bit...
[21:44] <Genolo> when i try to play world of warcraft i get this
[21:44] <Ahlee> preseeding, should mirror/http/directory be something other than the 'base' of the ubuntu mirror created with apt-mirror?
[21:44] <Genolo> http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww91/Geno_4_Ever/LOLQUEWOW.png
[21:44] <spydon> lol I changed the language to hebrew, do you know the terminal command to change it to swedish or english?
[21:44] <jert> Scunizi: will an upgrade to 8.10 from 8.04 update my kernel past 2.6.24 or do I need to do that seperately?
[21:44] <jert> separately*
[21:44] <mib_3ihyscri> spydon: how did you change it to hebrew?
[21:44] <ebroder> Do all 32-bit kernels have PAE turned on now?
[21:44] <poseidon> Scunizi, I did it via the Sys->Pref->Keyboard menu
[21:45] <Ahlee> ebroder: i doubt it, as attempting to load PAE on non-PAE enabled hardware causes Very Bad Things last I knew
[21:45] <Scunizi> jert: you'll get whatever new kernel 8.10 is using..
[21:45] <spydon> mib_3ihyscri, with the language support thing in administration
[21:45] <mib_3ihyscri> spydon: can you get back there
[21:46] <Rabbitbunny> Genolo: That's covered out there on the webs, I know there's a working solution.
[21:46] <noIdeasOriginal> can someone tell me how i can do this..... for the solution to this, and it was pretty simple:
[21:46] <noIdeasOriginal> add iommu=noaperture to the kernel line in your /boot/grub/menu.list file. When You reboot, you will no longer get the error message.
[21:46] <Rabbitbunny> Genolo: It's even on one of the realted projects' wiki
[21:46] <Scunizi> poseidon: there's also a setting in the Assistive technologies menu to turn it off if it reappears
[21:46] <spydon> mib_3ihyscri, nope, my language is gone and every other language says English with a () with the hebrew name in it
[21:46] <noIdeasOriginal> how do i go about adding that line to the kernel line
[21:46] <Genolo> Rabbitbunny: mind help me finding one? :P
[21:46] <noIdeasOriginal> do i boot the disc in winxp and go to that menu.list file and open with notepad?
[21:47] <noIdeasOriginal> i'm lost
[21:47] <graingert> noIdeasOriginal, no
[21:47] <Rabbitbunny> noIdeasOriginal: No. That's assuming you have installed ubuntu.
[21:47] <Sprax> Hey guys, just wondering, is 9.04 already available or what? "update-manager -d" gives me "new distribution releasae 9.04 is available" - it does say release and nothing about beta
[21:48] <Rabbitbunny> Sprax: 2 days.
[21:48] <graingert> !ubuntu+1 Sprax
[21:48] <noIdeasOriginal> i see
[21:48] <largeprime> !ubuntu+1 largeprime
[21:48] <Sprax> I know it says 2 days, that's why I thought i was weird that update manager tells me its availablke :)
[21:49] <mib_3ihyscri> noIdeasOriginal: that's the stuff a linux usb OS comes in handy for
[21:49] <Pupeno> Hello.
[21:49] <graingert> Sprax, -d overides that
[21:49] <noIdeasOriginal> hmmm well now that you say that i haven't tried to install. that's crazy. i've only tried to demo it without install. i'll try to install on the PC. brb
[21:49] <noIdeasOriginal> thank you, lol
[21:49] <graingert> noIdeasOriginal, ?
[21:49] <graingert> noIdeasOriginal, wait
[21:49] <noIdeasOriginal> yes?
[21:49] <graingert> noIdeasOriginal, does the live cd boot?
[21:49] <Pupeno> Is there a vu-meter that would show the levels in each channel, so I don't have to guess about which is the mic and so on?
[21:49] <graingert> Pupeno, this has been done in ubuntu+1
[21:50] <noIdeasOriginal> yes i put the cd while in winxp and it boots up. asks to try it, install within windows, etc
[21:50] <JohnDoe1> .
[21:50] <Pupeno> graingert: 9.04?
[21:50] <graingert> noIdeasOriginal, that is not booting ip
[21:50] <graingert> noIdeasOriginal, that is not booting up*
[21:50] <noIdeasOriginal> so i reboot with it in.. it boots up. i try to demo it and then it gives me the IOMMU issue
[21:50] <spydon> mib_3ihyscri, its OK I figured it out, I just removed all the weird languages that were installed
[21:50] <graingert> noIdeasOriginal, ah I see
[21:51] <graingert> noIdeasOriginal, you can edit the boot parameters in the livecd's lilo
[21:51] <noIdeasOriginal> may i share a link in here? of what the error pretty much is?
[21:51] <meshuggah> what mean : ale4rt! /host/ubuntu/disks/root.disk does not exist. Dropping tp a shell thats the message on the top ??
[21:51] <graingert> noIdeasOriginal, boot up the live cd, and edit the kernal's boot parameter
[21:51] <mib_3ihyscri> spydon: congrats
[21:52] <Ahlee> when preseeding the installer with your own local mirror, mirror/http/direcotry should point to the driectory that contains /dists and /pool, correct?
[21:52] <UbuntuBoy> I can't Log Into My Desktop Normally i log just whit the recovery mode because i have a fatal error in Xserver
[21:52] <trichobezoar> Which is stupider?  power.sh only executing files matching /etc/acpi/[ac|battery].d/*.sh, or the fact that the distributed.net client makes triggers that dont end in .sh?
[21:52] <noIdeasOriginal> ok how do i edit the boot parameter?
[21:52] <The_Acadien> hey
[21:52] <noIdeasOriginal> i believe i need to add iommu=noaperture to the kernel line in your /boot/grub/menu.list file
[21:53] <The_Acadien> am looking for someone to help with ubuntu i am having trouble getting in
[21:53] <Ahlee> noIdeasOriginal: on the live CD? you're pretty much out of luck, as you'd need to modify the CD
[21:53] <OscarTG> i have a 4 port serial card and it is assiged to irq 22 how do i see what the port numbers availabe are?
[21:53] <noIdeasOriginal> AHH geez
[21:53] <noIdeasOriginal> so i am SOL
[21:53] <noIdeasOriginal> lol
[21:53] <Ahlee> not necessarily
[21:54] <meshuggah> i am trying to convert the_acadien using ubuntu, but he got some install problem, it would be nice to help us please
[21:54] <Ahlee> reboot the system, and when it's booting, at the grub menu
[21:54] <Rabbitbunny> Ahlee: No, he's using the liveCD.
[21:54] <Ahlee> select the number that's going to boot, hit e for edit, and then add that line tot he end of your line
[21:54] <Ahlee> Rabbitbunny: does the liveCD not present grub?
[21:54] <Rabbitbunny> Ahlee: The live CD means you don't have to touch grub. boot parameters are at the bottom of the screen.
[21:55] <dougb> is installing the restricted extras in ubuntu illegal?
[21:55] <malik_> hi all
[21:55] <Ahlee> "don't have to" and "can't" are different, if it gets him where he needs to be, *shrug*
[21:55] <Scunizi> dougb: uuhh... no.. not in most countries...
[21:55] <malik_> is it safe to copy /etc/apt/sources.list to a different machine and use it there ??
[21:56] <Scunizi> malik_: if it's the same installed version of Ubuntu
[21:56] <malik_> yes its same
[21:56] <malik_> but when i copied..
[21:56] <dougb> Scunizi: what about in the USA?
[21:56] <Scunizi> no problem then
[21:56] <malik_> i am getting gpg:error
[21:56] <Rabbitbunny> Ahlee: True, but one is noob-mode and one requires direction. *shrug*
[21:57] <graingert> noIdeasOriginal, you can edit the kernal parameters live at boot
[21:57] <Ahlee> Rabbitbunny: touche, it's been a long time since i've seen the live cd, so I was attempting to get him the way i was familiar with
[21:57] <Scunizi> dougb: I don't think that you'll find anyone using ubuntu in the us NOT installing it.. however "technically" there may be some codecs like mp3 that would be considered a violation of copywrite
[21:57] <malik_> how to copy the gpg key entries also
[21:57] <graingert> noIdeasOriginal, you can edit the kernal parameters live at boot, look up lilo
[21:57] <noIdeasOriginal> there is a line that looks like i can edit it before going to a demo or anything else
[21:57] <Ahlee> then add it there noIdeasOriginal
[21:57] <noIdeasOriginal> ok i will try that.. good thing i have this laptop as well
[21:57] <OscarTG> how do i list available i/o port from the command line?
[21:57] <noIdeasOriginal> brb
[21:58] <bigjocker> dougb, if you are concerned about legality of multimedia codecs you should install the fluendo pack .... you have to pay though
[21:58] <Scunizi> malik_: in Applications/Accessories/Password keys etc.. you can backup your keys and move them..
[21:58] <malik_> thanks
[21:58] <muaddib> where can I find documentation on how to customize network manager
[21:59] <NET||abuse> hi guys. i need a project management tool on ubuntu, is there one in the repo's somewhere? I had a look in osalt.com for MS Project alternatives and the 3 options they suggest have no packages in the repos.
[21:59] <Ahlee> I'm preseeding a local repository with my own mirror, however it's reporting it's not available or does not have a valid release file on it, despite /dists/hardy/Release being present - anybody have suggestions for why it wouldn't be able to locate this file/believe it's incorrect?  The debug logs from the installer are not showing a reason for why it's failing,
[21:59] <NET||abuse> Can anyone suggest something.
[21:59] <MikeH> Silly question, but it's completely slipped my mind
[21:59] <Scunizi> Ahlee: it's called project management and it's in the repos
[21:59] <MikeH> what is the command to remove/add a "service" from runlevel
[21:59] <Ahlee> Scunizi: swing and a miss
[21:59] <iQwerty> How can I find out where aptitude placed a programs files?
[21:59] <malik_> i see only one listed key there but i get error for a number of entries.. ??
[22:00] <Guest54340> Hey, does anyone know anything about windows programming
[22:00] <jert> Guest54340: its not the most fun thing you could do with your time
[22:00] <Scunizi> Ahlee: ah.. the menu name is that.. the program is called planner
[22:01] <rodolfo> hi there somebody can help me with atheros' wireless network adapter? I've just followed the instructions from this site http://madberry.org/2008/11/how-to-get-atheros-ar242x-to-work-on-810-intrepid-ibex/  but it still didn't work out for me
[22:01] <Ahlee> NET||abuse: Scunizi's solution is directed to you, in case you missed that
[22:02] <Caesi> hi all, anyone familiar with dropbox? I
[22:02] <Sun3vi1> I am having an issue with adept installer. Can anyone help me?
[22:02] <arssami> free webhosting Check it out Here: http://www.000webhost.com/155136.html
[22:02] <UbuntuBoy> I Want a solution for my problems whit Xserver
[22:02] <sandbu> hi, any one know if theres a RDP client with support for 6.1 RDP version?
[22:02] <UbuntuBoy> I can't access to my Desktop whitout the recovery mode
[22:02] <rodolfo> it's all about this device : Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01) | somebody.....
[22:03] <UbuntuBoy> Because i have Problem in Xserver
[22:03] <pepperjack> UbuntuBoy: what video card?
[22:03] <rodolfo> and I know that ubuntu 9.04 comes with madwifi but it does NOT work out of the box...not at all
[22:03] <axsd9d> UbuntuBoy: plz specify
[22:04] <UbuntuBoy> Nvidia FX 5200 It's A Old card
[22:04] <jert> rodolfo: I'm working on getting my atheros wireless working as well, same problems
[22:04] <sah-work> question about gnome desktop. i have some themes i downloaded and installed and they show up in ~/.themes but the apperance manager does not show them. what am i missing?
[22:04] <jert> rodolfo: updating to 8.10 right now, apparently new atheros drivers are built in
[22:04] <pepperjack> UbuntuBoy: i had a heck of a time with legacy nvidia driver in newer xorg.. do you need 3d gaming
[22:04] <pepperjack> ?
[22:04] <rodolfo> jert updating to or from 8.10?
[22:05] <UbuntuBoy> Yes sometimes
[22:05] <jert> i will let you know if it works
[22:05] <delsol> Hey, i'm having a problem with plasma workspave
[22:05] <jert> rodolfo: updating from 8.04 to 8.10
[22:05] <NET||abuse> Ahlee, Scunizi, thanks for the pointer, planner is it then yeh? :)
[22:06] <Interflop> No matter what I do, I keep getting skipping sound in pidgin and some other programs.  I've tried disabling pulseaudio completely and I still get this problem.  What's causing this sound glitch?
[22:06] <rodolfo> jert then check this out man http://madberry.org/2008/11/how-to-get-atheros-ar242x-to-work-on-810-intrepid-ibex/
[22:06] <delsol> hello
[22:06] <UbuntuBoy> do you have a solution to restaure Xorg to th edefault
[22:06] <aLeSD> why cinelerra isn't in the repository ?
[22:06] <TheDracle> Is there a way to take my current Ubuntu system, and generate a CD that will produce a clone of it- install all of the same packages, and install my startup scripts?
[22:06] <rodolfo> jert maybe it will work out for you...I'm currently using 9.04RC
[22:06] <TheDracle> Other than just a dd clone, etc etc?
[22:06] <pepperjack> UbuntuBoy: try this 1) alt-ctrl-f2  2) login  3) type sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf  4) scroll to near the bottom where it says Driver  "nvidia" and change to Driver  "nv"    5) Save the changes in nano   6) type  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart   <--- should at least get most functionality for you
[22:06] <Scunizi> aLeSD: add the medibuntu repositories and you'll have it
[22:07] <Lasivian> how can I stop all windows from opening "mazimized"?
[22:07] <aLeSD> Scunizi: I have it on 9.04 ... but there's not
[22:07] <Rabbitbunny> TheDracle: Yes, I've heard of a system to do just that. No, I can't think of the name.
[22:07] <Scunizi> !medibuntu | aLeSD
[22:07] <rodolfo> jert I'm using a notebook...named acer ASPIRE. Do you know if this atheros device is removable or is it embedded?
[22:07] <pepperjack> UbuntuBoy: if that doesnt fix it then it is actually a good thing.  that means the problem isnt with your driver but with the busid or something.  if this is still broken just do a sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and select nvidia
[22:07] <Ahlee> TheDracle: the best way to do that would be to feed it with preseeding
[22:07] <sandbu> hi, any one know if theres a RDP client with support for 6.1 RDP version?
[22:07] <aLeSD> Scunizi: I have medibuntu repository
[22:08] <Genolo> i can't fix red ground in world of warcraft still
[22:08] <Scunizi> aLeSD: did you sudo apt-get update? or hit the "Reload" button in Synaptic?
[22:08] <UbuntuBoy> Ok I Do this and the i give you the result
[22:08] <Ahlee> during install, anybody know where the mirror/http/directory needs to point?  i've attempted what i beleive to be every combination off of /ubuntu/ (/ubunbtu, /ubuntu/dists, /ubuntu/hardy) and I can not get the installer to find my Release file
[22:08] <aLeSD> Scunizi: sure ... i installe skype, googleearth
[22:08] <jimcooncat> TheDracle: here's a start: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptMoveHowto
[22:08] <Ahlee> platform set os state reboot -f
[22:08] <Scunizi> aLeSD: sorry I don't have any more pointers.. I don't use cinerella
[22:09] <aLeSD> :)
[22:09] <TheDracle> jimcooncat, Thanks.
[22:09] <jert> rodolfo: sounds embedded to me, best bet might be to get the new ath drivers
[22:09] <TheDracle> Ahlee, Looking at preseeding- thanks :)
[22:11] <delsol> Anyone know anything about plasma workspace
[22:11] <Scunizi> delsol: if nobody here knows check in #kubuntu
[22:12] <UbuntuBoy> Ok I do the command But what is next
[22:12] <Lasivian> what setting controls how a window is opened by default? everything keeps trying to open full-screened
[22:12] <Digital-Pioneer> Does Ubuntu (8.10) ship with any music CD ripping apps?
[22:12] <Genolo> If anyone here knows how to fix this red ground problem in World of Warcraft, Highlight/query me
[22:12] <Scunizi> Digital-Pioneer: rhythmbox might but it's easy to install RipperX
[22:12] <Digital-Pioneer> Scunizi: OK, is RipperX a good one?
[22:13] <Scunizi> Digital-Pioneer: worked well on my collection
[22:13] <Digital-Pioneer> CDDB support?
[22:13] <Scunizi> yep
[22:13] <Digital-Pioneer> Sounds good. :)
[22:13] <pepperjack> UbuntuBoy: what did you do?  after you change to nv driver and restart gdm did it work?
[22:13] <rumpel> @ Lasivian look at services in background... on desktop-mixer for eee e.g. its a single process
[22:13] <macman_> guys .. what is the package for restrictions ?
[22:13] <delsol> I have multiple instances of plasma workspace running on my desktop. How do I  remove one
[22:13] <pastah> where do i report bugs?
[22:13] <UbuntuBoy> i want to restaure my Ubuntu to the last good situation Like Windows i Think this is so funny but for a new user of ubuntu is not
[22:13] <Ahlee> anybody able to help me with a bad archive mirror?  Information at http://paste.ubuntu.com/155557/
[22:14] <UbuntuBoy> No It's not working
[22:14] <macman_> found it
[22:14] <pepperjack> UbuntuBoy: ok try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[22:14] <Scunizi> !bugs | pastah
[22:14] <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?
[22:14] <Lasivian> Rumpa_: sorry, that only kinda makes sense to my newbie brain
[22:15] <UbuntuBoy> i Try This Many times but nothing happen always the same problems
[22:15] <Scunizi> hwilde: saw you asking this yesterday.. what mode have you chosen for dual screen
[22:15] <UbuntuBoy> some times i think to return to windows but i think is not a good idea
[22:15] <hwilde> Scunizi, separate x screens like I said
[22:16]  * Lasivian tries googling for "desktop-mixer"
[22:16] <rumpel> @ Lasivian its called different
[22:16] <Guba> how can force delete  folder?
[22:16] <Guba> any help
[22:16] <UbuntuBoy> What is the differents command in Ubuntu to do repair
[22:16] <rumpel> @ lasivian check starting programs for gnome or so
[22:16] <Guba> from  terminal
[22:17] <Scunizi> hwilde: there is a drop down menu in nvidia-settings that allows for different settings.. It's been a while since I looked at it.. but there might be different "seperate x" screen settings there.
[22:17] <pepperjack> UbuntuBoy: can you pastebin these  two things   1) lspci -v   and then   cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:17] <pepperjack> UbuntuBoy: if i can see these two files we should be able to get it working pretty easily
[22:17] <Scunizi> Guba: rm -Rf <location>  .. it's dangerous though.. use with caution
[22:17] <hwilde> Scunizi, nope.  the problem is specifically the secondary x screen does not reset the timer when you move the mouse and keyboard.  so the whole thing goes to sleep
[22:18] <hwilde> Scunizi, doesn't matter about settings
[22:18] <Guba> thanks Scunizii :))))))
[22:18] <pepperjack> !pastebin | UbuntuBoy
[22:18] <hwilde> Scunizi, it's the power management tied to the xscreen0
[22:18] <Scunizi> hwilde: have you checked the linux forum postings on nvidia's site..? might be worth a look
[22:18] <hwilde> Scunizi, I can't find anything relevant :/
[22:19] <UbuntuBoy> ok
[22:20] <TimothyA> anyone here can recommend me an easy to setup mailserver that is capable of redirecting emails?
[22:20] <OscarTG> what kernal is 8.10 using?
[22:20] <DanDare> Hello. Im using Ubuntu 8.10 installed on HDD, have all visual effects disabled. Why is Ubuntu consuming so much proccessor time? Having only one window at the desktop the only action of moving the windows with mouse is comsuming 60% in one core and 40% of the other core. My proccessor is Turion 64 X2.
[22:20] <rodolfo> jert talk to me
[22:20] <rodolfo> jert what have you got?
[22:20] <ludsikri> hi@all
[22:21] <SP3C7R3> OscarTG: various, type uname -r to find out
[22:21] <UbuntuBoy> Look for the first command
[22:21] <UbuntuBoy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/155564/
[22:21] <OscarTG> SP3: thanks
[22:21] <ludsikri> since last update USB stoped working at all
[22:22] <DoyleChris> can i have some help with samba and webmin
[22:22] <spinettone> ciao
[22:22] <spinettone> !list
[22:22] <SP3C7R3> Doyle: u might get more help in the ubuntu-server channel
[22:22] <UbuntuBoy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/155565/
[22:22] <DoyleChris> i did nobody can help
[22:23] <ludsikri> anybody had the same issue with latest updates?
[22:23] <UbuntuBoy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/155564/  &  http://paste.ubuntu.com/155565/
[22:23] <pepperjack> UbuntuBoy: it might take me a minute but i will get back to you in a sec
[22:23] <rodolfo> jert what have you got?
[22:24] <UbuntuBoy> ok
[22:24] <Rabbitbunny> bah, When I guy enters from an italian domain and speaks italian... a nice '!it > spinettone' is a nice thing to do.
[22:24] <Rabbitbunny> s/I/a/
[22:24] <Genolo> how could i update to the new version of wine through terminal
[22:24] <spinettone> ciao
[22:24] <spinettone> !lista
[22:25] <rodolfo> !atheros
[22:25] <solorvox> hey all, anyone know of a way to keep full screen apps/games from grabbing the multimedia keys so volume/music players will still work?
[22:27] <GuyFromHell_> pop quiz, do you have to be logged in for your cron jobs to run
[22:27] <GuyFromHell_> ?
[22:27] <bananahands> anyone know of a good program for presentations, I tried openoffice's and it sucks big time
[22:27] <bananahands> ?
[22:27] <noIdeasOriginal> ok i'm back and it didn't work
[22:27] <bercik> Is it possible, that open ati driver couses Guild Wars crash using wine ?
[22:28] <noIdeasOriginal> i took a few pictures of what it was telling me though on my cellphone... is Ahlee still around?
[22:28] <TimothyA> what do you guys recommend for imap/pop3?
[22:28] <bananahands> bercik: what version of wine?
[22:29] <bercik> bananahands: latest, 1,19
[22:29] <Scunizi> TimothyA: to access?  you have choices.. Evolution, Thunderbird, Mutt
[22:29] <dt3k> TimothyA: in regards to a client? thunderbird isnt bad
[22:29] <bercik> bananahands: i guess its driver fault
[22:29] <TimothyA> as server
[22:29] <backenfutter> is there a way to fetch the ssh key of a bix without landing in a pwd prompt?
[22:29] <backenfutter> box*
[22:29] <TimothyA> i just installed postfix
[22:29] <bananahands> bercik: and winehq lists guild wars as playable? What ati driver you using? fglrx?
[22:29] <roflnerd> cany somebody help me, my sound has gone fuzzy :S
[22:30] <bercik> bananahands: surely, playable! :) i use open-source driver, default one
[22:30] <Irakirashia> Uhm, linux user here. A friend of mine uses Windows Vista and isntalled ubuntu 8.10 inside of the vista, the installation worked ok but when he booted Ubuntu did not worked.
[22:30] <bananahands> bercik: you mean vesa? what ati card do you have?
[22:30] <Irakirashia> The uninstall did not removed everything
[22:31] <bercik> bananahands: sadly, not supported since last fglrx update :( x300
[22:31] <cizra> Hi. I'm testing Jaunty. Is /sbin/lvm supposed to be in the initrd?
[22:31] <cizra> (can't boot my LVMed root partition because there's no /sbin/lvm inside the initrd, and possibly no reference to it in the boot scripts either, haven't checked that)
[22:31] <puff> I'm trying to set up a canon pixma mp210 on 8.10.
[22:32] <noIdeasOriginal> can anyone help me? can't install ubuntu 8.10. i am getting this IOMMU issue
[22:32] <TimothyA> and courier is not available anymore in the repository?
[22:32] <puff> I plugged it in and I got a setup dialog, it couldn't find the driver and defaulted to generic text only.
[22:32] <puff> I googled and found the canon page http://support-au.canon.com.au/EN/search?v%3aproject=ABS-EN&binning-state=model%3d%3dPIXMA%20MP210%0Amenu%3d%3dDownload%0Aos%3d%3dLinux&
[22:32] <puff> This page links to apt packages for the drivers, so I downloaded and installed those packages.
[22:33] <cizra> Actully, /sbin/vgchange would be just as good.
[22:33] <noIdeasOriginal> this is my issue. can anyone help me please.. http://i39.tinypic.com/35jle14.jpg
[22:33] <noIdeasOriginal> i got the issue, and i thought i found a solution by inputting iommu=noaperture in the boot line
[22:33] <cizra> noIdeasOriginal: Trying to boot from an USB device, perhaps?
[22:34] <noIdeasOriginal> but then i get this. http://i41.tinypic.com/2z8njvc.jpg
[22:34] <puff> However, I still don't see mp210 in the drivers menu.
[22:34] <noIdeasOriginal> hmmm haven't tried a USB
[22:34] <noIdeasOriginal> perhaps i could put it on my USB and try that
[22:35] <cizra> noIdeasOriginal: Put what on USB?
[22:35] <noIdeasOriginal> ubuntu?
[22:35] <cizra> Uh, usually it goes into the hard drive
[22:35] <noIdeasOriginal> and try to install like that. is that what you suggest
 do you find a solution for me
[22:36] <cizra> Sooo.. anyone competent with initrds here?
[22:36] <Scunizi> puff: sometimes what happens is they install them to a non standard directory.. if you open a terminal and type sudo updatedb then locate ppd you'll get a list of ppd references.. some of those should be the drivers.. make reference to the location and then use that to install via "add printer"
[22:36] <roflnerd> cany somebody help me, my sound has gone fuzzy :S
[22:37] <Schlep> Does anyone know how to keep Banshee's status from adopting the theme, or at least to change the text color on it?
[22:38] <puff> Scunizi: Hsm, locate ppd  | fgrep -i canon => no output.
[22:38] <tavi> hy
[22:38] <tavi> a friend wana see amovie
[22:38] <tavi> or avideoclip
[22:38] <tavi> and is in avi format
[22:38] <gilster> hello
[22:38] <tavi> whit what player can see?
[22:38] <puff> Scunizi:  Aha, but /etc/cups/ppd/MP210-series.ppd
[22:39] <tavi> someone help me?
[22:39] <gilster> i need some help with my wifi card (atheros) resuming after suspend
[22:39] <pepperjack> UbuntuBoy: try this http://paste.ubuntu.com/155575/  youll need to replace it with your current file so gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf   then delete everything there then paste this
[22:39] <cizra> tavi: Totem?
[22:39] <launch> Hi all, I installed the ircu ircd package and it install the config and deamon in a place where only root user can launch the ircd... this is not secure i guess, many people tell to never run anything as root
[22:39] <UbuntuBoy> ok
[22:39] <tavi> well he has windows
[22:40] <cizra> tavi: Then ask some Windows channel, dude
[22:40] <roflnerd> can somebody help me, my sound has gone fuzzy :S
[22:40] <tavi> but only you i know that offer advices
[22:40] <frostburn> how do i have slocate search through remote shares?
[22:40] <phoenixz> I need a new server for a project of mine in the company here and we're on the brink of either buying a new one or try to use a freed SUN T2000 server.. Since this is a completely different platform, well, could anybody tell me if Ubuntu would run on that without too much problems? Could I install ALL basic ubuntu packages?
[22:40] <Saiki> tavi: what's the problem? pm me
[22:40] <lstarnes> launch: like with most ircds, ircu is intended to be manually compiled and installed under a user's own home directory
[22:40] <cizra> phoenixz: What's its CPU?
[22:40] <Genolo> World of Warcraft's ground is red any fix?
[22:40] <pepperjack> phoenixz: sparc processor?
[22:40] <Saiki> anyone know how to get to runlevel 3 without rebooting?
[22:40] <cizra> Saiki: init 3
[22:41] <pepperjack> Saiki: init 3
[22:41] <lstarnes> Saiki: sudo telinit 3
[22:41] <phoenixz> cizra: pepperjack: yeah, its a sparc machine
[22:41] <gilster> i am having problems with my wifi card after resume from suspend...the only way i can get it running is to manualy load the module. (modprob ath_pci
[22:41] <puff> Scunizi: Okay, strangely enough when I manually specify the path to /etc/cups/ppd/MP210-series.ppd
[22:41] <frostburn> phoenixz, T2000 is a sparc system, we don't have that architecture, check out debian
[22:41] <cizra> phoenixz: Then it's somewhat dubious. See the supported arch page.
[22:41] <tavi> that totem work on windows?
[22:41] <Guest60476> how do you run bin files?
[22:41] <cizra> tavi: no. And stop asking Windows questions in #ubuntu.
[22:41] <Saiki> no
[22:41] <Guest60476> how do you run bin files?
[22:42] <pepperjack> phoenixz: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/Sparc   looks similar to your needs
[22:42] <Scunizi> puff: did you hit enter by accident?.. I didn't get the rest of it.
[22:42] <puff> Scunizi: ...it then asks "use the new PPD or copy over settings from the old".  no matter which I choose, when I"m done and go back to the printer properties dialog, it still says "Generic text-only printer"
[22:42] <tavi> sorry guest
[22:42] <tavi> but this is the only help channel i know
[22:42] <puff> Scunizi: Yeah, when I pasted it added CR/NL
[22:42] <puff> Er, new line.
[22:42] <phoenixz> pepperjack: thansk!
[22:42] <Saiki> cirzra, pepperjack, istarnes: it reboots
[22:42] <Sergeant_Pony> if I'm running Ubuntu 8.10 with this video card, how do I get the drivers installed?  ATI 3d rage pro agp 1x/2x
[22:42] <puff> Print test page  => error, document format not supported.
[22:42] <Scunizi> puff: you might try adding the printer through the cups interface.. in FF go to http://localhost:631
[22:42] <roflnerd> can somebody help me, my sound has gone fuzzy :S
[22:42] <Saiki> I need to be on level 3 for nvidia kernel moduals
[22:43] <Scunizi> Saiki: are you trying to install the driver downloaded direct from nvidia?
[22:43] <cizra> Saiki: What you probably really need is just shutting down X. Run sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[22:43] <UbuntuBoy> Now i restart Or what
[22:44] <pepperjack> UbuntuBoy: alt-crl-backspace
[22:44] <puff> Scunizi: Trying tha tnow.
[22:44] <UbuntuBoy> Ok
[22:44] <Saiki> I tried bothfrom apt-get and nvidia
[22:44] <pepperjack> UbuntuBoy: that restarts X
[22:44] <Saiki> but also it says I'm missing some modual, which I know I have :@
[22:44] <puff> Isn't there some way to tell CUPS about the new PPD file?
[22:45] <Scunizi> Saiki: to install nvidia drivers you have to go into synaptic first and uninstall all the nvidia drivers that are currently installed.. then log into tty 1-6 by ctrl+alt+F2 .. then shutdown the gui with sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop .. now install drivers .. then bring gui back up with sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[22:46] <roflnerd> can somebody help me, my sound has gone fuzzy :S
[22:46] <Scunizi> Saiki: when installing you might also have to install sudo apt-get build-essential before installing the downloaded drivers.
[22:46] <Saiki> I have build-essential
[22:46] <gilster> hello.anyone here using atheros wifi card? Mine does not return back to life after suspend. i have to manually to load them up
[22:46] <gilster> any help
[22:47] <puff> Hm, it wants CUPS autentication username and password.
[22:47] <Scunizi> puff: that would be your user name and password
[22:47] <frostburn> gilster, neither does mine
[22:47] <gilster> frostburn:
[22:47] <gilster> frostburn:ok, have u solved it?
[22:48] <frostburn> gilster, it's on my laptop at home... nope
[22:48] <pepperjack> puff: youll need to be a member of lpadmin i think to login
[22:49] <Saiki> Scunizi: what do I do if that fails?
[22:50] <Saiki> knowing how my pc is liking to be, corrupting the driver out of nowhere :@
[22:50] <Scunizi> Saiki: then you'll have to use the nv driver and possibly list it manually in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:50] <puff> Scunizi, pepperjack: Yeah, my desktop login is in lpadmin, that works now, but  the results are the same - the printer I added via CUPS http has "generic text only printer" and "print test page" fails with "client-error-document-format-not-supported"
[22:50] <Saiki> Scunizi: how would I list it?
[22:50] <Saiki> there's already an nvidia entry in xorg.conf
[22:50] <phoenixz> There is this extremely anoying bug in firefox / ubuntu that already exists for years.. Just popped up again; if I select text in firefox, then drag it, then suddenly my laptop plays coma for about 5 minutes. I can only move mouse, thats it, keyboard doesnt respond. And after about 5 minutes, just as suddenly as it sstarted, it stops. Is there anything known about this problem?
[22:51] <pepperjack> Saiki: you just replace Driver "nvidia"  with Driver "nv"
[22:51] <Scunizi> Saiki: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf and replace nvidia with nv... nv is the generic opensource driver
[22:51] <Saiki> ah..
[22:51] <keithb> Which port(s) is this irc using?
 Than'ks the error is resolved But When I Want to activate driver this error showing "Reconfiguring X.org video drivers is not possible: /etc/X11/xorg.conf is invalid."
[22:52] <Saiki> I actually prefer vi over nano though. is it installed by default?
[22:52] <Saiki> I forget, been a while
[22:52] <Scunizi> keithb: your irc client should tell you that in the login section.. could be 8001 or 6667 or maybe something else
[22:52] <younder> keithb: 6667
[22:52] <Scunizi> Saiki: vim is I think
[22:53] <elexodus> Hey all, just installed my shiny new 1TB drive in SATA0 for increased storage abilitiy. My system is running Ubuntu already in a RAID array (4x250)... I can't seem to find my new drive, so that I can format it... Rig is a Dell PwerEdge 840. Anybody have any ideas?
[22:53] <SQuid_> ave
[22:53] <keithb> Scunizi: younder: Thanks.
[22:55] <Saiki> Scunizi: good, cause I don't even know how to use nano. I have a book that describes using Vi though
[22:55] <roflnerd> can somebody help me, my sound has gone fuzzy :S
[22:55] <pepperjack> Saiki: nano is just a little more new user friendly.  thats why it is recommended here
[22:55] <noIdeasOriginal> this is making me angry
[22:56] <GeorgeAScott> anybody with intrepid have an issue with burning audio cds?  seems to be hit and miss here no matter what tool i try to use.
[22:56] <noIdeasOriginal> hulk smash! i do not understand what this IOMMU crap is about.. i have my live cd and it won't install or let me try it out on the PC for some reason
[22:56] <noIdeasOriginal> i have the 64 bit.. should i go with the 32 bit?
 new Error Showing for me after editing the xorg
[22:56] <elexodus> GeorgeAScott: sounds like your burner is dying
[22:56] <hakim_> Reconfiguring X.org video drivers is not possible: /etc/X11/xorg.conf is invalid.
[22:56] <pepperjack> hakim_: what problem do you see?
[22:56] <TimothyA> chdir Maildir failed
[22:56] <TimothyA> anyone has seen this one before?
[22:57] <hakim_> im UbutnuBoy
[22:57] <noIdeasOriginal> can someone tell me what initramfs is?
[22:57] <GeorgeAScott> elexodus: it better not be, it's not even six months old.
[22:57] <noIdeasOriginal> (initramfs)
[22:58] <Saiki> pepperjack: never used it at all, found vi quite easy though
[22:58] <pepperjack> hakim_: ok.. just try dpkg-reconfigure phigh xserver-xorg
[22:58] <erUSUL> noIdeasOriginal: an image of a filesystem that grub loads into memory and the kernel reads to load modules and userspace utilities like udev from there
[22:58] <elexodus> TimothyA: look like this: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10122 ??
[22:58] <noIdeasOriginal> here is an image of my problem right now.. http://i39.tinypic.com/35jle14.jpg
[22:58] <hakim_> Ok
[22:58] <noIdeasOriginal> help please?
[22:58] <Szadek> hello everybody , i really need help ... i upgraded to jaunty rc and sound dont work anymore =/ someone can help???
[22:58] <Szadek> i have a hp dv5-1050
[22:58] <erUSUL> noIdeasOriginal: all that happens before the kernel can access the rootfs or boot partition
[22:58] <erUSUL> !jaunty | Szadek
[22:58] <elexodus> GeorgeAScott: The only thing I can think of is a patched driver error. What exactly does it do?
[22:59] <noIdeasOriginal> so why does it just set there and load up nothing?
[22:59] <elexodus> Nee3d help locating new hardrive to mount
[22:59] <noIdeasOriginal> does it require me to enter a command?
[22:59] <erUSUL> noIdeasOriginal: happens when you load the livecd ?
[22:59] <roflnerd> can somebody help me, my sound has gone fuzzy :S
[22:59] <hakim_> /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure is not installing that's whats the termianl show
[23:00] <noIdeasOriginal> it boots and asks language.. i select english and then gives me options to try it, install, etc
[23:00] <noIdeasOriginal> so i go to install or try it and i get that image i posted a bit ago
[23:00] <manpoole> im having problems finding my cpu temp for conky
[23:00] <Saiki> noIdeasOriginal: are you trying to partion your hard drive?
[23:00] <erUSUL> noIdeasOriginal: maybe you need to pass an aditional boot parameter
[23:00] <erUSUL> !boot | noIdeasOriginal
[23:00] <noIdeasOriginal> no i didnt get to partition yet.
[23:00] <silverpower> Is there a way to unmangle my input method? I can´t type single quotes without the IME trying to mangle it.
[23:00] <erUSUL> noIdeasOriginal: boot option i manet
[23:01] <GeorgeAScott> elexodus: well two that didn't work the other day appeared to work just fine until i got them in the car and the audio was scratchy and wouldn't play past track four unless i ffwd thru...
[23:01] <graingert> noIdeasOriginal, is your bios flanged?
[23:01] <noIdeasOriginal> well a solution i found was to add 'iommu=noaperture' to the boot line
[23:01] <noIdeasOriginal> and then i get this http://i41.tinypic.com/2z8njvc.jpg
[23:01] <elexodus> GeorgeAScott: strange... I'm still guessing it's the hardware.
[23:02] <PROject-Emerald> Can someone help me out? I just changed my user password (to log in) but it said it had to be 6 characters or more, but I want to change it back to what it was (4 chars)
[23:02] <PROject-Emerald> Any way to do this?
[23:02] <noIdeasOriginal> flanged? i don't understand i haven't done anything with the bios
[23:02] <elexodus> noIdeasOriginal: have you played with GParted lately?
[23:02] <johnny5> Ok, I'm in the www-data group. my /var/www is owned by www-data. Shouldn't I be able to write to that directory?
[23:02] <elexodus> Need the command to see all attached devices.
[23:03] <noIdeasOriginal> yes. actually i have
[23:03] <Sergeant_Pony> what drivers would I need for a ati  rage pro agp 1x/2x video card
[23:03] <noIdeasOriginal> but i only have 1 partition
[23:03] <noIdeasOriginal> 500 gb hard drive
[23:03] <Saiki> PROject-Emerald: that's an ubuntu limit now, there isn't a way to change that
[23:03] <gilster> frostburn:you here?
[23:03] <GeorgeAScott> elexodus: gnomebaker opens and then crashes as soon as i try adding anything. brasero will crash too right after it's converted the audio to cda
[23:03] <elexodus> johnny5: try in nautillus
[23:03] <Saiki> noIdeasOriginal: what graphics card are you using?
[23:03] <joshritger> I added a second panel to the desktop and it was at the bottom of the screen, I restarted my computer today and it is at the top of the screen. I tried going to the properties of that panel and moving it to the bottom, but it says that that setting is locked. What would lock this setting?
[23:04] <noIdeasOriginal> i have a geforce motherboard with nvidia
[23:04] <PROject-Emerald> Damn. Because my old pass used to be 1337 :( Lol, I'd better write my new'un down/
[23:04] <elexodus> GeorgeAScott: try serpentine
[23:04] <Saiki> try running in safe mode if it boots at all
[23:04] <Saiki> the 2nd option, if it still appears
 the package « phigh » is not installing
[23:05] <Turtle_> how do you use firefox to enter java code?
[23:05] <GeorgeAScott> rhythmbox will say that it can't burn at the 52x speed.  thought it worked at 9x but that's what made the two broken ones yesterday.
[23:05] <Saiki> PROject-Emerald: use a leeted name, or a highschool id number?
[23:05] <noIdeasOriginal> ok i will try. i was thinking of just trying the 32 bit version instead but not sure if that will the be same or not.
[23:06] <Saiki> noIdeasOriginal: what processor are you using?
[23:06] <PROject-Emerald> Meh, I lost my ID card. I just changed it to my favorite battle.net connection packet :D
[23:06] <noIdeasOriginal> AMD athlon 64x2
[23:06] <Saiki> rotfl, that works
[23:06] <GeorgeAScott> elexodus: i tried serpentine yesterday and i got the window in the panel that said it was starting and then it just kept closing.  with no errors that i found
[23:06] <gilster> any of you had to add suspend_modules to get wifi working after resuming from suspend?
[23:07] <Saiki> noIdeasOriginal: yea, try the 32 then, that's 64-compatable, but donno why it's not working
[23:07] <noIdeasOriginal> yea i'm not sure either... i believe it has something to do with nvidia
[23:07] <PROject-Emerald> thinking about changing it to my favorite pokemon, but make it like "ch41z4rl)" or "ch4m4nl)3r" or something.
[23:07] <joshritger> gilster: have you tried to use wicd to manage networks instead of the default?
[23:07] <GeorgeAScott> yeah, serpentine still doesn't want to start
[23:08] <NativeAngels> does anyone here know about gnome apps panels ?
[23:08] <dassouki> what's a good tool/software alternative to winscp that has a guy for gnome
[23:08] <noIdeasOriginal> i have to wait till they get off the PC now. i didn'tu think i'd have so much trouble trying to get ubuntu onto this new pc as i never had any issues on older pc's
[23:08] <gilster> joshritger:nope.  i dont think the issues is with nm but the kernel modules
[23:09] <gilster> joshritger: but i will try it
[23:09] <joshritger> gilster: I had reconnect issues when I would log on and off with nm and wicd connects almost instantly when I log in and out
[23:09] <elexodus> noIdeasOriginal: you should try getting it on a mac....
[23:09] <dassouki> ?
[23:10] <akenO> Hey everyone
[23:10] <NativeAngels> is well peed of with the new debian lenny
[23:10] <elexodus> dassouki: Try this: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=winscp+gnome
[23:10] <noIdeasOriginal> nah i wouldn't put linux on a mac. i'm guessing it has issues?
[23:10] <silverpower> PROject-Emerald, you *do* realize that a) this channel is logged with various people, and b) you shouldn´t *ever* tell people your password?
[23:10] <gilster> joshritger: hmmm interesting will look at that
[23:10] <Saiki> is there a comiled/compilable nvidia kernel for xubuntu?
[23:10] <akenO> I am having a problem with installing the new nvidia drivers taht came out today, 180.51
[23:10] <Saiki> compiled*
[23:11] <akenO> I have a 9400GT card and I install it using sudo sh <file>
[23:11] <akenO> but it still runs in low graphics mode
[23:11] <akenO> as it says it doesnt detect it and stuff
[23:11] <Saiki> akenO: sounds like the issue I'm having
[23:11] <NativeAngels> is it easy to make a dualboot ubuntu
[23:11] <Saiki> you get any EE errors?
[23:11] <akenO> Yeah
[23:11] <Saiki> NativeAngels: yes
[23:11] <digitalslave> anyone know how to get sound working in dosbox?
[23:11] <noIdeasOriginal> brb
[23:11] <Dreamglider> NativeAngels: Yea it is indeed
[23:11] <elexodus> NativeAngels: very easy
[23:12] <NativeAngels> i have tried with the new debian, but the gnome is crap
[23:12] <PROject-Emerald> silverpower: You *do* realize that I never said that was my password? And I couldn't care less, it's not my root pass nor is this my main PC.
[23:12] <elexodus> NativeAngels: I have a triple boot at the moment
[23:12] <NativeAngels> cool
[23:12] <silverpower> PROject-Emerald, just checking. :)
[23:12] <PROject-Emerald> :)
[23:12] <NativeAngels> what version ?
[23:12] <akenO> So I wont be able to get my 9400GT in Ubuntu fully working? :(
[23:12] <elexodus> PROject-Emerald: hey, if you type in your pw, it will show as stars
[23:13] <elexodus> PROject-Emerald: ********* see!
[23:13] <saik> damn network..
[23:13] <NativeAngels> am using a laptop btw
[23:14] <elexodus> NativeAngels: that's fine... what OS(es) do you want
[23:14] <elexodus> ?
[23:14] <NativeAngels> i have vista atm
[23:14] <akenO> saik have any luck with it?
[23:14] <NativeAngels> on debian lenny which i want rid off
[23:14] <akenO> Seriously want to get this damn problem over with
[23:14] <NativeAngels> of had nothing but trouble with it
[23:14] <akenO> I might just install XP and call it a day
[23:14] <outoftime> is there a good way to both execute a command and print the command to the console?
[23:15] <outoftime> er, s/console/terminal
[23:15] <elexodus> NativeAngels: that's fine. Just install Ubuntu from the live CD, and when it asks you to partition the HD, split it in half. Ubuntu will install, and voila... Easy as cake in about 20 minutes.
[23:15] <hbekel> outoftime: you mean the command itself or it's output?
[23:15] <trippssss> how do I mount my windows partition ro in ubunutu without creating mount points, editing mtab, etc.? doesn't it do it dynamically somehow?
[23:15] <outoftime> hbekel: what i'm going for is both
[23:16] <akenO> So can anyone help me fix my problem I am having with Ubuntu?
[23:16] <elexodus> akenO: Say it
[23:16] <hbekel> outoftime: how is that different from running the command in a terminal?
[23:16] <PROject-Emerald> Grr... just installed Java and now firefox won't come back up. Grrrrrreat.
[23:16] <elexodus> akenO: I mean, what's the problem
[23:16] <NativeAngels> i have the new desktop version on a disk but it wouldnt load properly from disk
[23:16] <elexodus> PROject-Emerald: reboot
[23:16] <outoftime> hbekel: i'd like to use it in a shell script, and have the script print each command as it executes it
[23:16] <MarkJones> Hello can anyone tell me if its possible to update the Hardy kernel to the one thats in Intrepid for better hardware support?
[23:16] <akenO> Ive installed the newest Nvidia drivers 180.51 and it says that has added support for the 9400GT
[23:16] <NativeAngels> it freezes
[23:16] <akenO> But upon doing sudo sh <file>
[23:17] <tonyyarusso> outoftime: just use some echo statements.
[23:17] <juac> outoftime, why can't you just echo "command" before each command ?
[23:17] <AD7six> hi trying to use lighttpd + ssl but getting this error http://paste.lighttpd.net/63 indeed the file doesn't exist but the conf does - am I missing a step?
[23:17] <NativeAngels> what version should i use elexodus
[23:17] <outoftime> tonyyarusso: sure, yeah, that's the fallback - was just wondering if bash provided a clever way to do it
[23:17] <akenO> I get "Ubuntu is running in low graphics mode"
[23:17] <outoftime> (in one statement)
[23:17] <akenO> (EE) Failed to load module "type1" Module does not exist, 0)
[23:17] <akenO> and some other oes
[23:17] <akenO> ones*
[23:18] <tonyyarusso> outoftime: possibly a loop along the lines of "for line in file, do print line, exec line"
[23:18] <elexodus> MarkJones: yes. The easiest way to do what you're looking to do, is burn a live CD on the 23RD (that's when the latest final will be released, and reinstall. The new install will aquire all media from your older install.
[23:18] <akenO> (EE) Screen(s) found, but none have a usable configuration
[23:18] <hbekel> outoftime: there are some options for that, but i forgot atm
[23:18] <outoftime> tonyyarusso: yes, that would be a bit DRYer - thanks
[23:18] <^Phantom^> Hallo again
[23:18] <elexodus> akenO: Onboard Intel chipset?
[23:18] <noIdeasOriginal> quick question.... when installing.. if i get a busybox v1.10.2 , what does that mean? is it good or bad?
[23:18] <akenO> (EE) Nvdia(0): that there is a supported NVIDIA GPU in this system
[23:18] <NativeAngels> elexodus what version of ubuntu should i download ?
[23:18] <akenO> no its a EVGA 9400GT
[23:18] <outoftime> hbekel: cool, well good to know i'm not totally off, thanks
[23:19] <elexodus> NativeAngels: the latest will release on the 23rd... I would try that one
[23:19] <juac> noIdeasOriginal: not so good
[23:19] <^Phantom^> i am gonna at least give a noob attempt at ubuntu
[23:19] <Saiki> is there a compiled/compilable nvidia kernel for xubuntu?
[23:19] <silverpower> Okay, this is really pissing me off. How do I disable the IME? I can´t type anything involving a single quote or the IME attempts to eat it.
[23:19] <noIdeasOriginal> so basically that means it won't install
[23:19] <akenO> ASUS P5QL Pro
[23:19] <elexodus> ^Phantom^ please do
[23:19] <akenO> is the mobo
[23:19] <MarkJones> elexodus: What image will I need? Is there gonna be a 8.04.3 is that what it is? or a final intrepid image?
[23:19] <^Phantom^> but one thing that is REALLY bothering me is that it's a piece of shizz
[23:19] <^Phantom^> i can't even install adblock plus for firefox
[23:19] <elexodus> MarkJones: it's 9.04. Jaunty.
[23:20] <Saiki> MarkJones: intreped is at final
[23:20] <akenO> :/ meh wants meh gfx card to work with ubuntu >_<
[23:20] <juac> noIdeasOriginal, in that state no it won't. I had a busybox first time i tried installing on my laptop becuz of problems with some hardware, after i worked around them i could install
[23:20] <elexodus> !jaunty
[23:20] <dassouki> any recommendation on how i can mirror my host to a folder on my pc
[23:20] <MarkJones> Ok Ill try Jaunty when its released I just hope and pray its not as buggy as intrpeid was on release. I find it just now usable.
[23:20] <jert_> akenO: sad story :(
[23:20] <^Phantom^> i'm forced to use mibbit because i can't install xchat
[23:20] <Saiki> akenO: I've got the same errors with a long-supported 8400GS
[23:20] <elexodus> !jaunty | MarkJones
[23:21] <^Phantom^> xchat says "not compatible with your computer (i386)"
[23:21] <jert_> ^Phantom^: why can't you install xchat
[23:21] <Sergeant_Pony> anyone know what kind of drivers I need for a ATI  3d rage pro agp 1x/2x?
[23:21] <akenO> :/
[23:21] <Saiki> ^Phantom^: update your ubuntu
[23:21] <^Phantom^> jert_: that's what i want to know
[23:21] <akenO> Is there anything I can do?
[23:21] <elexodus> ^Phantom^: try Konversation
[23:21] <AD7six> dassouki: rsync or sshfs
[23:21] <Dreamglider> anyone know how i add a music track in cinelerra ?
[23:21] <hbekel> outoftime: set -x
[23:21] <jert_> ^Phantom^: what kind of processor are you on
[23:21] <Saiki> akenO: I reinstalled xubuntu on my pc, now it's giving me this crap
[23:21] <dassouki> thanks
[23:21] <outoftime> hbekel: ah, very nice... thank you!
[23:21] <elexodus> akenO: I could you asome help... What dod you know how to do?
[23:21] <^Phantom^> \how much clearer can i be NOTHING WILL INSTALL. PERIOD.
[23:22] <mattwj2002> hi guys I need some help.....anyone know how to install a Lexmark x2600 printer in ubuntu?
[23:22] <MarkJones> When the next LTS release? 10.04?
[23:22] <^Phantom^> intel centrino duo
[23:22] <elexodus> ^Phantom^: Reboot.\
[23:22] <^Phantom^> i HAVE rebooted
[23:22] <noIdeasOriginal> how do i enable IOMMU option in BIOS if there is no option?
[23:22] <noIdeasOriginal> aarrghhh
[23:23] <nach> what does control thé position of a new terminal ?
[23:23] <^Phantom^> stupid vendors
[23:23] <juac> nach you can control it with compiz or tools like devilspie
[23:23] <jert_> ^Phantom^: how have you been attempting to install?
[23:23] <^Phantom^> add/remove programs
[23:23] <^Phantom^> i'll paste what it says
[23:24] <NativeAngels> is the trial version ok elexodus
[23:24] <XPS_M1330> are there programs that allow you to run MacOS software?
[23:24] <^Phantom^> <application name> cannot be installed on your computer type (i386). Either the application requires special hardware features or the vendor decided to not support your computer type.
[23:24] <hbekel> outoftime: see man bash, shopt extdebug, traping DEBUG signal for writing a custom debugging function
[23:24] <^Phantom^> EVERYTHING says that
[23:24] <elexodus> ^Phantom^: I'm going to guess that you may have a harddrive problem. Can you make a small partitin onto which you install another copy of ubuntu?
[23:24] <outoftime> hbekel: thanks!
[23:24] <^Phantom^> it's a BRAND NEW HARD DRIVE
[23:24] <^Phantom^> fresh out the box
[23:24] <elexodus> NativeAngels: it's technically in Alpha testing... If you want to learn how to script driver patches, try it.
[23:25] <^Phantom^> the livecd let me put stuff on
[23:25] <AD7six> ^Phantom^: your cap lock button sticks - send it back ;)
[23:25] <XPS_M1330> shouldn't use NTFS partitions to install linux on
[23:25] <^Phantom^> lol
[23:25] <PROject-Emerald> Grr. Okay, I just installed JRE (Java runtime environment) through the installer on the Java site AND in my Add/Remove programs and java webapps won't load.
[23:25] <jert_> ^Phantom^: i dont think its your hard drive..
[23:25] <nach>  i mean sometime its right asiee to an old terminal sometime overlapping
[23:25] <noIdeasOriginal> ok well i have no clue what to do next but to try the 32 bit version instead
[23:25] <juac> mattwj2002: if the printer hasn't drivers for linux but supports direct postcript you'll have no trouble
[23:25] <XPS_M1330> Is there a MacOS emulator for linux?
[23:25] <elexodus> ^Phantom^: It must be a permissions error?
[23:25] <XPS_M1330> I want to run final cut
[23:25] <Steffy> Kryzler: zomghai
[23:25] <^Phantom^> cannot be installed on your computer type (i386). Either the application requires special hardware features or the vendor decided to not support your computer type.
[23:26] <mattwj2002> actually I answered my own question :)
[23:26] <noIdeasOriginal> what does LTS stand for?
[23:26] <^Phantom^> ^
[23:26] <mattwj2002> http://openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Lexmark-X2600_Series
[23:26] <jert_> long term support
[23:26] <Kryzler> *sigh*
[23:26] <^Phantom^> everything states that
[23:26] <Kryzler> hi Steffy
[23:26] <Sergeant_Pony> anyone know where I can get help on ATI video drives?
[23:26] <hbekel> outoftime: see http://pastebin.com/m294f94b9 for a pointless example ;)
[23:26] <elexodus> XPS_M1330: you can immulate OSX through any emulater you want. You just need an OSX installer
[23:26] <jert_> noIdeasOriginal: support will be kept for around 3 years i believe, others are regular releases
[23:27] <noIdeasOriginal> i see. thanks jert.
[23:27] <jert_> np
[23:27] <juac> mattwj2002: that's fast :)
[23:27] <outoftime> hbekel: sweet, thank you
[23:27] <Kou> dumb netowrk I'm on...
[23:27] <XPS_M1330> elexodus: do you mean I can just like install a MacOS app out of the box?
[23:27] <BCMM> how can i configure ubuntu server to cleanly shut down when the power button is pressed?
[23:27] <PROject-Emerald> Anyone have any suggestions or solutions to my Java problem?
[23:27] <elexodus> ^Phantom^: It's a controller issue. Your drive is probably a little too large for the controller to handle
[23:27] <Kou> is there a compiled/compilable nvidia KERNEL I can use?
[23:27] <^Phantom^> 250GB
[23:27] <^Phantom^> too large?
[23:27] <^Phantom^> even windows can handle that
[23:27] <MarkJones> Phantom I sent you a PM for help if you want it.
[23:28] <Kou> centHOGG: hey
[23:28] <elexodus> XPS_M1330: not really. MacOS apps don't play well with others. You need an emmulater, install or run OSX in the immulator, and then install the app.
[23:29] <elexodus> ^Phantom^: it's not ubuntu, it's your motherboard. The harddrive controllers may restrict you to a smaller/slower harddrive.
[23:29] <NativeAngels> elexodus what will i have to do with the exisitng debian partition
[23:29] <akenO> Well I am upgrading to 9.04
[23:29] <akenO> See if that helps me out
[23:29] <elexodus> NativeAngels: whatever you want. If there's nothing there you need, just format it.
[23:29] <NativeAngels> i dont want to format can i del the debian paritian
[23:30] <XPS_M1330> elexodus: what emulator?
[23:30] <elexodus> akenO: wait until the 23rd... there are some last touches at the moment. If you want to do it anyway, here she is: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/9.04/rc/
[23:30] <PROject-Emerald> What's the difference between Linux and Linux RPM?
[23:30] <ziroday> !rpm | PROject-Emerald
[23:30] <Turtle_> RPM is a package manager
[23:31] <PROject-Emerald> ah.
[23:31] <Lrevo> hi all
[23:31] <dassouki> now that i have ftp on my host server on nautilus, when i try to copy a file it says operation fail
[23:31] <Turtle_> hello, Lrevo
[23:31] <Lrevo> how to remove compiz conf folder using live cd?
[23:31] <elexodus> XPS_M1330: try SWIk
[23:31] <Lrevo> Turtle_: hi mate
[23:31] <Enissay> is there any better bittorent client than transmission?
[23:31] <dassouki> there was an error creating the directory ... and then i click on more optiosn and i get operation failed
[23:32] <pyen> Enissay: qBittorrent
[23:32] <elexodus> Lrevo: you won't have permission to remove the folder.
[23:32] <Turtle_> Lrevo, are you programmer?
[23:32] <Enissay> pyen, better than transmission?
[23:32] <juac> Ennisay: also deluge and azureus
[23:32] <PROject-Emerald> Can someone who knows Java help me out? Like install-wise.
[23:32] <Lrevo> Turtle_: nope
[23:32] <Lrevo> elexodus: I know but how can i do?
[23:33] <pyen> Enissay: well, IMHO. I used transmission quite long time, but swwitched to qBittorrent.
[23:33] <elexodus> Help me find my F'in harddrive!!! It's 1 freaking TB, and daddy wants to play sooooo bad.
[23:33] <Turtle_> whats the problem PRO-ject-Emerald?
[23:33] <PROject-Emerald> Well, first i tried to install the .bin on Java's website. I guess i did it wrong and didn't install properly.
[23:33] <Lrevo> elexodus: Turtle_ I was setting compiz and enabled window blur and page is black!! i wanna remove compiz setting
[23:33] <XPS_M1330> elexodus: Swlk is not in my repos
[23:33] <elexodus> Lrevo: login without the liveCD, and delete the folder using either terminal, or nautilus.
[23:33] <Turtle_> lol
[23:33] <PROject-Emerald> Next I went into my Add/Remove Programs and installed JRE 6. Things that use java still say Java isn't installed.
[23:33] <Turtle_> Lrevo, thats a tough one
[23:34] <Enissay> pyen, hmmm, i'm using it long time, i want to change it, it has an ugly interface
[23:34] <elexodus> Lrevo: hold on
[23:34] <Turtle_> try to uninstall and reinstall
[23:34] <^Phantom^> i'll bet it would even say "cannot upgrade your computer isn't compatible cos we suck"
[23:34] <XPS_M1330> Which app is best to make movies? (like final cut, adobe premiere or sony vegas)?
[23:34] <Lrevo> elexodus: ok I tried terminal but permission :(
[23:34] <pyen> Enissay: well, why don't you have a try. You can always switch back, if you prefer to..
[23:34] <Turtle_> maybe its talking about a differnt type of app?
[23:34] <stealth-> how can I see a history of when the computer was on and off?
[23:34] <elexodus> XPS_M1330: check for "mac-on-linux"???
[23:35] <Enissay> sure ^^
[23:35] <Turtle_> what are you trying to run?
[23:35] <juac> Lrevo: when you are in black screen, you can switch to another terminal and kill compiz from there
[23:35] <pr0t0c0n> im having onion routing issues
[23:35] <PROject-Emerald> Nope, I even tried loading up RuneScape and it wouldn't work. I had it working yesterday but I had to reinstall Ubuntu
[23:35] <pyen> Enisay: though, it's made in France :-)
[23:35] <Lrevo> juac: I cant see anything!
[23:35] <juac> Lre3vo: ctl+alt+f2
[23:35] <outoftime> another, entirely unrelated question - are the contents of the /usr/info directory read by anyone/thing but humans?
[23:35] <juac> f2 to f6
[23:35] <elexodus> Lrevo: this same thing happened to me once, but I can't remember what I did. There is a way to startup without enabling compiz, you have to do it this way. try #compiz
[23:36] <pr0t0c0n> i have  tor and privoxy  installed but for some reason they arent working
[23:36] <Gullstad> Is it possible to disable the hotkey <ALT>+E? It's currently opening the edit-dropdown in every window i have focused, but I need the hotkey for something else.
[23:36] <Turtle_> i am just now learning java code so here is page for you http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/getStarted/QandE/answers.html
[23:36] <Enissay> good then, we're neighbours :P
[23:36] <Enissay> pyen, ..
[23:36] <Lrevo> juac: and i will see terminal?
[23:36] <Lrevo> elexodus: thanks mate
[23:36] <juac> yes
[23:36] <^Phantom^> okay
[23:37] <elexodus> Lrevo: ask for wishy... I think... he's either the head compiz guy or the alsa guy.
[23:37] <^Phantom^> i want to update
[23:37] <^Phantom^> how do i do that
[23:37] <pr0t0c0n> also i uninstalled tor and restarted the pc but the tor daemon is still useing my pc as a node to forward traffic
[23:37] <pr0t0c0n> any one know why
[23:37] <Lrevo> elexodus: thank u
[23:37] <elexodus> Lrevo: hope it helps
[23:37] <stealth-> ^Phantom^: update or upgrade?
[23:37] <^Phantom^> upgrade
[23:37] <^Phantom^> same difference
[23:38] <racecar56> it seems my ubuntu keeps uninstalling the ati fglrx driver that is required for my card to work nicely without acting like some idiotic windows 3.1 on VGA, it's an ati radeon 2400, and i just tried to reinstall the driver and it wont let me, it just say "Downloading and Installing Driver..." for a millisecond and it never works
[23:38] <stealth-> !upgrading | ^Phantom^
[23:38] <noIdeasOriginal> when i use the livecd will it ask me to create a partition or do i need to do that before hand?
[23:38] <^Phantom^> i want to see if it will fix the stupid incompatibility error
[23:38] <racecar56> noIdeasOriginal, it depends
[23:39] <noIdeasOriginal> on what?
[23:39] <lx4svr> Anybody here know about rndc and bind in ubuntu server?
[23:39] <stealth-> how can I see a history of when the system was turned on and shut down?
[23:39] <racecar56> noIdeasOriginal, if you said "Manual" or an automatic option
[23:39] <vigo1> stealth: GUI mode?
[23:39] <salvatore_> ciao
[23:39] <stealth-> vigo1: no
[23:40] <spiel_mit_feuer> hey.. anyone know how to get wobbly windows in gnome?
[23:40] <salvatore_> come posso scaricare i film ????
[23:40] <elexodus> FSTAB HELP PLEASE
[23:40] <racecar56> spiel_mit_feuer, yes
[23:40] <noIdeasOriginal> oh, so it will ask me if i want to do it manually or automatically. because i have winxp installed on the whole 500gb HD
[23:40] <stealth-> !compiz | spiel_mit_feuer
[23:40] <Lrevo> elexodus: Under gnome you can lauch this command at the start of the session (actually that will not avoid compiz to launch but only disable it after it launch : metacity --replace
[23:40] <elexodus> SORRY CAPS
[23:40] <vigo1> stealth-: let me look up those things, it is a log file
[23:40] <Lrevo> elexodus: is it possible ?
[23:40] <racecar56> elexodus, press the caps lock key
[23:40] <epaphus> hey guys, how can I make it so pigdin starts on boot?
[23:40] <stealth-> vigo1: okay, im lookin too
[23:40] <racecar56> epaphus, easy
[23:40] <elexodus> racecar56: Yes, ma furer.
[23:41] <noIdeasOriginal> i'd be able to split that up within the live cd or is it recommended to use gparted and create a new partition for the linux install... also, what format should i use when installing ubuntu?
[23:41] <spiel_mit_feuer> i did install compiz.. just wondering how i get it to start with gnome
[23:41] <racecar56> epaphus, system > preferences > sessions
[23:41] <elexodus> Lrevo: boot into terminal mode.
[23:41] <racecar56> epaphus, then click add
[23:41] <Dreamglider> i need some audio/video editing software for Ubuntu, Kino/cinelerra/PiTiVi all crash as soon as i try to edit anything, running 8.10
[23:41] <epaphus> racecar56, thanks
[23:41] <racecar56> epaphus, yw
[23:41] <Lrevo> elexodus: recovery? and then terminal yes?
[23:41] <Den> hi all
[23:41] <racecar56> epaphus, command is obviously "pidgin"
[23:41] <vigo1> stealth-: syslog: here>http://linuxhelp.blogspot.com/2005/01/system-logging.html
[23:42] <stealth-> vigo1: thanks
[23:42] <romulo> hi there, last night i have my ubuntu to update itself. Now (i guess the kernel changed) my sound doesnt work anymore. anyone?
[23:42] <elexodus> Lrevo, no... hold on
[23:42] <Den> who ask me - i need a "random number generation" for ubuntu
[23:43] <racecar56> spiel_mit_feuer, make sure compiz-gnome is installed, then install your fglrx drivers for your card if it isn't already
[23:43] <Den> anybody know any program ?
[23:43] <racecar56> spiel_mit_feuer, on very few cards, you won't need fglrx
[23:43] <juac> Den you have simple random generation in the terminal
[23:43] <epaphus> guys, is there anyway I can hide the default gnome panel .. so it appears only if I mouseover? Iam referring to the menu that holds the "Applications", "Places", "Systems.."
[23:44] <Brianixi11> I would like to say thanks to ubottu, Gnea, and histo for helping me put ubuntu 8.10 on my computer. Thanks!
[23:44] <elexodus> Lrevo, actually, yes. And then run XSTART
[23:44] <racecar56> epaphus, yes, right click the panel, then click Properties
[23:44] <Den> juac: how to use it tell me command
[23:44] <Brianixi11> ubottu: Thank you!
[23:44] <clandestine_j> epaphus: right click panel -> preferences -> autohide
[23:44] <racecar56> epaphus, check off Autohide
[23:44] <vigo1> Den: I know of a few scripts that can do that. I am uncertain of an actual program or package.
[23:44] <juac> Den: wait a sec
[23:44] <Den> juac: please
[23:44] <^Phantom^> i give up with ubuntu
[23:44] <Lrevo> elexodus: thanks let me test it i'll come back ;)
[23:44] <Brianixi11> !KDE
[23:44] <^Phantom^> for now
[23:44] <^Phantom^> bye
[23:45] <Brianixi11> !Kubuntu
[23:45] <juac> Den: echo $RANDOM
[23:45] <spiel_mit_feuer> compiz is installed, and i guess its running
[23:45] <epaphus> racecar56,  clandestine_j  THANKS
[23:45] <spiel_mit_feuer> im just not sure how to tweak it
[23:45] <rascal999> any software for linux which allows remote control of services in xp? (like services.msc)
[23:45] <vigo1> juac: Thank you
[23:45] <racecar56> epaphus, yw
[23:45] <Brianixi11> juac /msg ubottu:Hi.
[23:46] <clandestine_j> epaphus: np
[23:46] <Dreamglider> did anyone reply to me ? (Ubuntu crashed/rebooted)
[23:46] <juac> Den: no problem buddy
[23:46] <Den> juac:  how i have lot random number ?
[23:46] <juac> you'll have to script ir
[23:46] <juac> it
[23:47] <noIdeasOriginal> man i really hope 32bit works... anyone here using the 64bit though?
[23:47] <juac> Den: what kind of output you need?
[23:47] <Saiki> noIdeasOriginal: I used to, worked fine for me
[23:47] <juac> for me =
[23:47] <racecar56> noIdeasOriginal, i (think i) have a 64bit laptop and 32bit works on it :P
[23:48] <clandestine_j> noIdeasOriginal: I use 64bit 9.04
[23:48] <Brakonil> oi :P
[23:48] <Den> juac: 300-400 numbers 123,123 123, 1 123
[23:48] <PROject-Emerald> Can someone help me with a quick installation?
[23:48] <Brakonil> welcome Meskitela
[23:48] <noIdeasOriginal> ok i guess that's the way to go.. i have a 64 bit capable PC but it's not working. so i'm trying 32bit
[23:48] <Meskitela> boas
[23:48] <PROject-Emerald> of a .bin file
[23:48] <joshritger> I am trying to compile an app and this is what I get back from the terminal:
[23:48] <joshritger> josh@josh-desktop:~$ '/usr/src/clearbox-1.0/configure'
[23:48] <joshritger> checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c
[23:48] <joshritger> checking whether build environment is sane... yes
[23:48] <joshritger> checking whether make sets $(MAKE)... yes
[23:48] <FloodBot1> joshritger: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:48] <joshritger> configure: error: source directory already configured; run "make distclean" there first
[23:49] <noIdeasOriginal> 2 days till 9.04 is released?
[23:49] <Den> juac:  for teach match
[23:49] <vigo1> Den: http://gnuplot.sourceforge.net/demo/random.html, and http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/randomvar.html and http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/
[23:49] <iceroot> noIdeasOriginal: yes
[23:49] <juac> Den: real or integers?
[23:49] <Meskitela> key
[23:49] <noIdeasOriginal> cool. maybe that new version 64bit will work... i believe the 8.10 is having issues with nvidia graphics
[23:49] <juac> Den: ok now i got it
[23:49] <MarkJones> Yes 2 days
[23:50] <pyen> Den: man -k random?
[23:50] <noIdeasOriginal> thanks guys.. i will be back later if i have issues with 32bit
[23:50] <pyen> !random
[23:50] <noIdeasOriginal> hopefully you won't see me back though. lol
[23:50] <NativeAngels> will the new ubuntu be ok with my laptop its a fujitsu siemens ?
[23:50] <joshritger> I am trying to compile an app and I am getting an error that says source directory already configured; run "make distclean" there first. Can someone tell me what I need to do?
[23:50] <PROject-Emerald> Can someone show me how to install .bin files... specifically Java?
[23:51] <Den> juac: no )))) it's for simply teach http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trachtenberg_system
[23:51] <NativeAngels> yes
[23:51] <joshritger> here is a link to what the terminal out put is http://paste.ubuntu.com/155599/
[23:51] <danbhfive> joshritger: run the command
[23:51] <MarkJones> NativeAngels: If you have had Ubuntu on it before, should be fine.
[23:51] <joshritger> just run make distclean in the terminal?
[23:51] <NativeAngels> but when i install debian lenny the resolution was all wrong
[23:51] <racecar56> noIdeasOriginal, my laptop has nVIDIA card, it works NICE
[23:51] <NativeAngels> no it had debianlenny
[23:51] <MarkJones> Debian is outdated packages compared to Ubuntu.
[23:51] <racecar56> noIdeasOriginal, nVIDIA geforce 7600
[23:51] <NativeAngels> ok
[23:51] <noIdeasOriginal> racecar56: and it installed with no issues?
[23:52] <joshritger> danbhfive: just run make distclean in the terminal?
[23:52] <racecar56> noIdeasOriginal, 0% issues
[23:52] <Den> juac: very simply ))))
[23:52] <racecar56> noIdeasOriginal, 32bit
[23:52] <danbhfive> MarkJones: that's not true
[23:52] <NativeAngels> i just wanted my laptop to be dualboot
[23:52] <noIdeasOriginal> i have geforce motherboard with nvidia
[23:52] <MarkJones> lol Its not true?
[23:52] <MarkJones> lol
[23:52] <racecar56> NativeAngels, i had a triple boot once
[23:52] <noIdeasOriginal> geforce 8200 motherboard w/ nvidia
[23:52] <racecar56> NativeAngels, but i dont have it anymore
[23:52] <vigo1> octo boot here
[23:52] <danbhfive> joshritger: yes, of course
[23:53] <NativeAngels> before when i tried the live version of 8.10 it froze
[23:53] <Den> juac: what you think  ?  ))))
[23:53] <NativeAngels> but with older versions its ok
[23:53] <MarkJones> Debian stable uses older packages  that have been tested more which gives it stability.Ubuntu uses newer packages for most things.
[23:53] <noIdeasOriginal> i keep getting a IOMMU , aperture issue that i have no clue what is wrong with 64bit 8.10
[23:53] <racecar56> vigo1, lawl
[23:53] <noIdeasOriginal> tells me to enable IOMMU in BIOS, but i don't have that option in BIOS
[23:54] <Den> juac: it's work )))))
[23:54] <joshritger> danbhfive: I have tried running just make distclean in the terminal and I get an output that says  no rule to make target distclean  stop
[23:54] <MarkJones> Ive never heard of IOMMU
[23:54] <NativeAngels> it gets so far and then the screen freezes
[23:54] <racecar56> does ubuntu 9.04rc have trouble with a ati radeon 2400? and does it have fglrx for it?
[23:54] <vigo1> racecar56: I had to do it, 3 HDDs and 8 systems, all Linux.
[23:54] <danbhfive> MarkJones: you should take this to offtopic, but ubuntu draws most of its packages from debian testing I believe
[23:54] <pr0t0c0n>  i have a question
[23:54] <randall_> :o
[23:54] <MarkJones> Right Im talking about stabel.Theres a difference.
[23:54] <racecar56> !ask | pr0t0c0n
[23:54] <danbhfive> joshritger: ask the upstream developers, the must have configured the package incorrectly
[23:55] <dimedo> gpg question: can anyone tell me why i can't encrypt to myself? i always get the message "gpg: secret: encryption failed: public key not found" but it's my own keypair
[23:55] <pr0t0c0n> why is the tor daemon still using gmy pc as a node to forward traffic after i uninstalled tor
[23:55] <noIdeasOriginal> brb. need to burn this new live cd
[23:55] <racecar56> vigo1, i never had more than triple on one computer
[23:55] <PROject-Emerald> GRRR
[23:55] <joshritger> danbhfive: I have installed it in the past, same package I am using now
[23:55] <randall_> theoretically the square route of the denominator would give a hypothetical balance to the two equations
[23:55] <taz> hi...it cant open totem movie.. how it can fix ??
[23:55] <MarkJones> Ok so back to Ubuntu.
[23:55] <racecar56> vigo1, i dualboot on my pc (xp mce and ubuntu 8.10) but my laptop is ubuntu 8.10 only
[23:55] <racecar56> taz, tell me more
[23:55] <juac> Den: http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/randomvar.html
[23:56] <NativeAngels> my laptop uses s3 for gfx will it be ok ?
[23:56] <PROject-Emerald> Where is the default install location for Java Runtime Environment?
[23:56] <racecar56> NativeAngels, heehee s3? xD
[23:56] <NativeAngels> yeah
[23:56] <taz> racecar56:  i have totem.. and already download movie.. so it said error
[23:56] <MarkJones> PROject-Emerald: if you need java install the ubuntu restricted extras.
[23:56] <NativeAngels> will it work
[23:56] <PROject-Emerald> Okay.
[23:56] <Den> juac: thanks you see you later  ))))
[23:56] <PROject-Emerald> Where do I find thosE? :P
[23:56] <racecar56> bai
[23:57] <racecar56> taz, try  vlc or mplayer
[23:57] <MarkJones> Synaptic pakcage manager. or Applications menu, add/remove
[23:57] <NativeAngels> MarkJones
[23:57] <taz> ok
[23:57] <taz> racecar56: i will try with vlc
[23:57] <vigo1> PROject-Emerald: Ever tried mc?
[23:57] <racecar56> taz, k
[23:57] <PROject-Emerald> Why is the popularity One Star?   And what is MC?
[23:57] <thahauss> I'm new to ubuntu and trying to tie a /dev/null command to this "rdesktop -u Administrator -p xxxxxx -r sound:remote -g 1900x1100+0+0 192.168.254.4" so the terminal doesn't display and show up in the panel and ideas on how 2 do this?
[23:58] <mac9416_2> how can i automatically run a command each startup?
[23:58] <MarkJones> PROject-Emerald: Why is what one star?
[23:58] <racecar56> mac9416_2, easy
[23:58] <PROject-Emerald> Ubuntu Restricted Extras?
[23:58] <MarkJones> Who cares
[23:58] <racecar56> mac9416_2, system > preferences > sessions
[23:58] <racecar56> mac9416_2, click add, then in command: type the command
[23:58] <MarkJones> PROject-Emerald:If you want java there it is take it or leave it.
[23:58] <taz> racecar56: not work both
[23:58] <racecar56> taz, mplayer?
[23:59] <AMDfanboy> hi, whats the best way to make a screencast that i can put on youtube of firefox?
[23:59] <taz> yes
[23:59] <racecar56> taz, probably you should redownload it
[23:59] <clandestine_j> thahauss: Assuming you the command pipes to stdout you should be able to do "command > /dev/null"
[23:59] <PROject-Emerald> And this will let me run applications that require JRE?
[23:59] <racecar56> taz, as in the movie
[23:59] <taz> ok
[23:59] <mac9416_2> racecar56, thanks!
[23:59] <noIdeasOriginal> racecar56: hey is there a huge difference between 64bit and 32bit?
[23:59] <MarkJones> AMDfanboy: not sure but check if GTKrecord my desktop
[23:59] <racecar56> mac9416_2, k
[23:59] <noIdeasOriginal> my thing is. i have 8gb RAM and i want to take advantage of it all