[00:00] <sveakex> does anybody know a good program for webdesign?
[00:00] <jaggerjack_> glitsj16 - this is things like google.... for instance I am sitting here on irc connected to the internet but I can't load google, cnn, so on
[00:00] <Iradieh> sveakex: Redcar
[00:00] <sveakex> Iradieh: why is it good?
[00:00] <Burke90772> Am I the only one who has noticed that UbuntuForums.org is down?
[00:00] <malibu> hey can anyone tell me how to use a .png as an icon for an application launcher?
[00:00] <Matr|X> sorry i need help <<>>> E: Couldn't find package OpenSSL
[00:00] <Roasted> yeah its down
[00:00] <mrwes> eseven73, just type sudo crontab -l > cron.bak
[00:00] <olmari> lukinfore: let me guess, happend to be uneble to burn discimages?
[00:00] <admin_masu3701> whats the command to remove all flash player related files and remove firefox...
[00:00] <koshari1> Iradieh do you want a minimalist gui or just server?
[00:01] <DasEi>  Iradieh:jaunty alternate
[00:01] <Matr|X> what is the command to install E: Couldn't find package OpenSSL
[00:01] <Matr|X> open ssl lib
[00:01] <stew> Matr|X: what are you tyring to do with ssl?  compile something?
[00:01] <stew> Matr|X: if so, what?
[00:01] <eseven73> mrwes, ok ty
[00:01] <Matr|X> yes
[00:01] <lukinfore> olmari, wrong, have a broken dvd
[00:01] <glitsj16> jaggerjack_: so some sites work and others don't ? do you have any addons like noscript installed ?
[00:01] <Matr|X> im trying to compile  rdesktop 4.1
[00:01] <robert_flach> I'm trying to remove the all panels from ubuntu/gnome interface (in favor of a cairo-dock).  Forums suggest using System->Preferrences->Sessions which I assume is Startup Applications in 9.04.  I don't see any gnome-panel item in the list there.  Can anyone tell me the specific item there to disable the final gnome panel (or an alternative method that will stick across restarts)?
[00:01] <Matr|X> to connnect to the remote desktop on my work
[00:01] <lukinfore> need to get whatever there last parts
[00:02] <koshari1> Roasted if just one shutdown procedure requires root acces you will likely be prompted, such as unmounting a root partition,
[00:02] <Roasted> mrwes - photobucket aint working for me, it just keeps locking up when I try to upload.
[00:02] <stew> Matr|X: "apt-get build-dep rdesktop" would install libssl-dev for you
[00:02] <lukinfore> it's not recognized as media
[00:02] <admin_masu3701> whats the command to remove all flash player related files and remove firefox...
[00:02] <jaggerjack_> glitsj16 - all sites no matter what it is. Generally I have to restart and it fixes the issue
[00:02] <chumii> hi, im runnig jaunty with 2.6.28-11 kernel. how can i install the 2.6.27 kernel version and then choose in grub which one to boot (sry for my englisch ;) )
[00:02] <Roasted> koshari1 - meaning what? I'm simply trying to reboot....
[00:02] <MikeTheC> glitsj16: Hmm... Went through that, but I cannot do the "gconftool-2 --install-schema-file=libcanberra.schemas". It just tells me there is no such file or directory. That being said, they did cite the Trash thing as something not yet implemented so maybe that's still the case under Jaunty.
[00:03] <olmari> lukinfore: dwang... sounded like mine problem... Sorry I don't know what program to use for that :-/
[00:03] <stew> Matr|X: why are you building rdesktop?  does the one in the repositories not work for you?
[00:03] <lukinfore> well programm is dd ot cat
[00:03] <islamma7rous> i need help
[00:03] <lukinfore> *or
[00:03] <koshari1> Roasted shutdown and reboot are much the same except one will have a reboot flag set so the system will fire back uo
[00:03] <glitsj16> jaggerjack_: looks like a toasted firefox profile, i'd try starting firefox in safe mode (so it looses extensions and plugins and try to see if that improves things
[00:03] <koshari1> up
[00:03] <lukinfore> but what file is link to?
[00:03] <islamma7rous> i wanna make ashort cut
[00:03] <Roasted> koshari1 - Yeah, I understand that. I just dont see why I need the password....
[00:03] <Matr|X> im trying to buils some thing on my mind
[00:03] <MikeTheC> glitsj16: Anyhow, it's alright. Nothing I'm going to lose sleep over. Thanks again for your help!
[00:04] <snykill> no entiendo nada
[00:04] <VilasBoas> Hy i can't enable my wireless on the network-manager i have ubuntu 9.04 desktop i386
[00:04] <admin_masu3701> how to remove firefox files on the system and reinstall ?
[00:04] <Matr|X> i have another problem very hard
[00:04] <glitsj16> MikeTheC: yes i didn't see much jaunty users on that bugpage true, no problem, have a nice time
[00:04] <islamma7rous> how to make akeyboard layout short cut
[00:04] <Matr|X> i did install lamp-serv
[00:04] <Matr|X> but its come with errors with sql
[00:04] <MarkJones> Your not the only one having firefox problems.Mine wont even start.What about yours admin_masu3701?
[00:04] <Matr|X> when it start it say fail
[00:05] <EManXL> hey admin heres some firefox tips for you if you choose to skim through them........ http://ubuntutip.googlepages.com/bugsinubuntu
[00:05] <VilasBoas> Does anyone know how to enable wireless :? :?
[00:05] <MarkJones> islamma7rous: system pref, keyboard shortcuts
[00:05] <Decepticon> what is a utility to show what file or dir is using the most hdd usage?
[00:05] <olmari> lukinfore: dd if=/dev/srX I think...
[00:05] <Matr|X> E: Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/people.debian.org_%7edexter_dists_php5.0_hoary_source_Sources - open (2 No such file or directory)
[00:05] <chumii> VilasBoas: you could try wicd instead of gnome network manager.. worked for me
[00:05] <Matr|X> what is this
[00:05] <admin_masu3701> MarKJones: no sound, using alot CPU...so i just want to remove along with flash and reinstall them
[00:05] <glitsj16> MarkJones: have you tried starting firefox via terminal to catch any errors it might throw ?
[00:06] <MarkJones> umm good idea. Ill try that
[00:06] <admin_masu3701> thank EManXL
[00:06] <lukinfore> olmari, yea i thought so too, but it says"no medium found"
[00:06] <islamma7rous> thereis error
[00:06] <smitje08> Can someone help me? I keep getting "invalid argument" when trying to install ubuntu
[00:06] <snykill> canción
[00:06] <EManXL> np - it attempts to address the FF eating CPU issue
[00:06] <MarkJones> no luck
[00:06] <chumii> how can i install the 2.6.27 kernel and on boot up choose wether to start 28 or 27 ? (jaunty)
[00:06] <VilasBoas>  and it chumii does it work also with cable conection??
[00:07] <olmari> lukinfore: well try /dev/dvd I seem to have one and dvdrw... But maybe if the media is so broken a drive can't even regonize it as media then you have bigger problem
[00:07] <islamma7rous> saying error whle trying to run (alt+sheft)
[00:07] <CalypsoLTS> Hello all
[00:07] <VCoolio> islamma7rous: system > preferences > keyboard > layout > layout options > layout switching; there you can set keybinding for switching between layouts you have chosen
[00:07] <CalypsoLTS> how is everyone?
[00:07] <lukinfore> olmari, exactly bigger
[00:07] <nunyabiz> what is a good irc client for ubuntu?
[00:07] <chumii> VilasBoas: yeah it does.. i couldnt connect to the wireles lan at school, but wicd did.. and cable connection at home no problem
[00:07] <VilasBoas> chumii: does it work also with cable conection??
[00:07] <LjL> !good
[00:07] <CalypsoLTS> I am using Konversation Nunyabiz
[00:08] <psychic> is there any way i can make xfdesktop load automaticaly when i log into a fluxbox session??
[00:08] <koshari1> Roasted  try unmounting any partitions before shutting down or any other shutdown procedured to isolate which is the culprit,
[00:08] <glitsj16> MarkJones: it just doesn't start without any output ? perhaps try starting it in safe-mode (add -safe-mode to your startup command)
[00:08] <VilasBoas> chumii: thanks ;)
[00:08] <EManXL> I'm using XChat right now
[00:08] <MarcusA> Hello.
[00:08] <U-b-u-n-t-u> in ifconfig which one is the mac address that I can use for wireless security
[00:08] <lukinfore> and crappy google just gives me free download best recovery tool
[00:08] <lukinfore> tons of it
[00:08] <MarkJones> Tiresome of stuff not working and breaking in ubuntu.ahh
[00:09] <nunyabiz> calypsolts, does Konversation allow you to tile several channel windows so you can view more than one channel at a time?
[00:09] <MarkJones> yes i just tried safe mode, nothing.
[00:09] <CalypsoLTS> I have a question, I am using Ubuntu 9.04 and am looking to burn some DVD's, whats a good package to get for that?
[00:09] <MarcusA> any thoughts on samba vs NAS for a new file server?
[00:09] <EManXL> I haven't attempted that - I haven't used MirC since my days in the Air Force
[00:09] <CalypsoLTS> dunno nunyabiz, let me look
[00:09] <EManXL> this is still fairly new to me all over again
[00:09] <MarkJones> CalypsoLTS: brasero or k3b, or buy Nero for Linux.
[00:09] <KB1JWQ>  MarcusA: Samba and NAS are two entirely different things.
[00:09] <KB1JWQ> SAN vs NAS is valid, Samba vs NFS is valid.
[00:09] <Vocl> Hello, I'm having problems with my internet connection on ubuntu 8.10: It was working fine, but now it keeps saying that there are no active network connections, though I am able to ping people on my network, but cannot go online
[00:10] <olmari> lukinfore: I think still that no program will help you if the _drive_ doesn't wanna see your media
[00:10] <islamma7rous> xvdoesnot work
[00:10] <KB1JWQ> Vocl: Wireless or wired?
[00:10] <MarkJones> Vocl: reset router?
[00:10] <psychic> anyone know about fluxbox???
[00:10] <MarcusA> KB1, i'm looking for storage shared across a local network centralized on the server, won't both NAS and Samba accomplish that?
[00:10] <Vocl> Wired, router is fine for every other computer on the network, and like i said i can ping, so i don't think it's a router problem
[00:10] <KB1JWQ> !ask | psychic
[00:10] <cck> any good tool for ubuntu for monitor detection?
[00:10] <MarkJones> psychic: ask your question
[00:10] <Vocl> or a hardware problem, as the internet works fine when i dual boot into windows
[00:10] <KB1JWQ> Vocl: What's your default gateay set to?
[00:10] <psychic> i did
[00:11] <robert_flach> How do I kill all gnome panels permanently (across reboots)?
[00:11] <Vocl> it's DHCP atm
[00:11] <ELDIPONDE> !ask password.lst
[00:11] <ephak> hello
[00:11] <ELDIPONDE> !ask backtrack
[00:11] <KB1JWQ> Vocl: netstat -rn to a pastebin
[00:11] <manjool> hey all - i'm totally new to linux and i'm all sorts of lost
[00:11] <psychic> ok does some one have a comprehensive understanding of fluxbox?
[00:11] <cck> any good tool for ubuntu for monitor detection?
[00:11] <ephak> need some help with kubuntu/loading
[00:11] <MarkJones> robert_flach:wow thats extreme, why not just hide them?
[00:11] <admin_masu3701> how to remove firefox and reinstall it
[00:11] <ELDIPONDE> !ask hackeros
[00:11] <KB1JWQ> psychic: What're you trying to do with it?
[00:11] <ephak> when grub loads, i can choose the kernel i usually use...it will show the splash KUBUNTU loading screen
[00:11] <LjL> !botabuse | ELDIPONDE
[00:11] <cck> it doesn't detect my monitor
[00:11] <ephak> then it flashes, like it should, but instead of logon screen i see bars and static
[00:11] <EManXL> I'm in the same boat manjool, but I'm so sick of windows and how slow it is.
[00:11] <manjool> specifically having problems with firefox
[00:11] <ephak> then it flashes again, and red bars
[00:11] <EManXL> Although the new RC looks soooomewhat appealing.
[00:11] <admin_masu3701> do anyone know the command to remove firefox completly and reinstall it?
[00:11] <lukinfore> olmari, uhm, you may be right, but I believe should be a way to force it to just read all it can
[00:12] <ephak> and then it's frozen and i can't CTRL ALT DEL or shutdoown
[00:12] <U-b-u-n-t-u> in ifconfig which one is the mac address that I can use for wireless security
[00:12] <glitsj16> psychic: not familiar with fluxbox, does it have autostart or session management menus you can use to add xfdesktop to it ?
[00:12] <ephak> through recovery console i can enter as root
[00:12] <psychic> KB1JWQ i am trying to make fluxbox load with xfdesktop automaticaly
[00:12] <Vocl> @KB1JWQ anyway you can just tell me what to look for, as I don't have an internet connection on that computer to put it up on pastebin
[00:12] <psychic> glitsj16 i dont know
[00:12] <EManXL> ifconfig? or ipconfig?  is that the linux way?
[00:12] <manjool> on my firefox browser, i can no longer go back or forward, and i have no ability to log into any websites (gmail, facebook, etc.)
[00:13] <admin_masu3701> how is 9.04 better then 8.10? just alot problems
[00:13] <admin_masu3701> when is the best time to upgrade?
[00:13] <ephak> anyone can point me in the right direction?
[00:13] <admin_masu3701> cause i think i will go back to 8.10
[00:13] <olmari> lukinfore: well the only way I can think is professional retrieving company.. consumer drives doesn't wanna try committing suicide :p
[00:13] <MarkJones> admin_masu3701: each release has its ups and downs.
[00:13] <admin_masu3701> 9.04 is acting too creasy
[00:13] <manjool> does anyone have any advice regarding my firefox woes
[00:13] <EdgEy> admin_masu3701, "sudo aptitude purge firefox" "sudo aptitude install firefox"
[00:14] <EManXL> manjool
[00:14] <EManXL> http://ubuntutip.googlepages.com/bugsinubuntu
[00:14] <kansan> runs once ever 2 hours? 0 */2 * * *   ??
[00:14] <MarkJones> admin_masu3701: 8.10 should be more stable than 9.04 cause it has had more updates.
[00:14] <MarcusA> admin_masu: agreed 100%, i don't recall any previous upgrade breaking stuff to this extent :)
[00:14] <admin_masu3701> thanks EdgeEy
[00:14] <U-b-u-n-t-u> in ifconfig which one is the mac address that I can use for wireless security
[00:14] <admin_masu3701> YES MarkJones
[00:14] <admin_masu3701> i agree
[00:14] <EdgEy> admin_masu3701,  you might have to remove/install "firefox-3.0" as well
[00:14] <MarkJones> (in theoery) in my case 8.10 hats my PC.
[00:14] <MarkJones> hates*
[00:15] <loser> hello everyone...how can u install a package from a terminal like ...i386.deb? thanks
[00:15] <Iradieh> koshari1: I want a minimalist gui but with Gnome (not all that crap that comes with ubuntu)
[00:15] <glitsj16> psychic: if you have a autostart.sh file in /home/yourusername/.fluxbox dir, you could add xfdesktop & to that
[00:15] <aenigmaz> has anyone installed 9.04 netbook remix on a dell mini 10 (besides me)
[00:15] <Iradieh> koshari1: for example I dont need tablet support and I know that comes with regular ubuntu
[00:15] <LjL> loser: man dpkg
[00:15] <malibu> Never mind all.. I didn't realise you had to close the browser window in order to see candidate files for icons
[00:15] <LjL> !software > loser    (loser, see the private message from ubottu)
[00:15] <MarkJones> loser: apt-get or just manually download teh deb yourself.
[00:15] <Matr|X> why i cant unstall mysql server from my ubtunu
[00:15] <Iradieh> Does anyone know if there is a way to do a barebone install of Ubuntu?
[00:15] <loser> thanks so much i appreciate it
[00:15] <LjL> !minimal > Iradieh    (Iradieh, see the private message from ubottu)
[00:16] <MarkJones> Iradieh:ubuntu-mini I believe.
[00:16] <admin_masu3701> EdgEy: so sudo install firefox or firefox-3.0
[00:16] <manjool> does anyone know why my firefox will not allow me to go forward or backwards, and won't allow me to log into any websites (facebook, gmail, etc.)?
[00:16] <EdgEy> admin_masu3701, firefox
[00:16] <manjool> and how i could fix it?
[00:16] <olmari> loser: dpkg -i i386.deb
[00:16] <EdgEy> you just might have to "purge" firefox-3.0 as well i'm not sure if removing "firefox" will also clean that out
[00:17] <Iradieh> EdgEy: sudo apt-get autoremove --purge *
[00:17] <admin_masu3701> EdgEy: so i dont need to install -3.0?
[00:17] <Matr|X> what is command to tell me wht is servers protcolos are runing on my ubuntu
[00:17] <Chaorain> Is there a way to install an alternet-install (Ubuntu Studio 9.04) with out burning a DVD?
[00:17] <EdgEy> admin_masu3701, no "firefox" will take care of that
[00:17] <loser> thanks olmari
[00:17] <LjL> !ubuntustudio | Chaorain
[00:17] <LjL> Chaorain: install the metapackage
[00:18] <Chaorain> thanks
[00:18] <LjL> !info ubuntustudio-desktop  | Chaorain
[00:18] <manjool> my firefox worked initially when i installed ubuntu, but now i've lost some functions
[00:18] <Chaorain> Synaptic?
[00:18] <manjool> also, i can't download anything
[00:18] <manjool> thru firefox
[00:19] <Iradieh> LjL: Can I bother you for a second? The problem I have is that I am Debian user, using Debian barebone netinstall. And the issues I have with Debian is 1)Ruby gems is locked, 2)Gnome wasn't configured properly out of scratch. Is if I install gnome and GDE(?, the login manager) from the minimal ubuntu, will it be properly configured like gnome on regular Ubuntu.
[00:19] <MarkJones> Im strating to think firefox has a majorly buggy update recently.
[00:19] <Iradieh> LjL: The prblem I have with regular ubuntu is not the GUi or stuff like that, it's the fact that it comes with ALOT of pre-installed stuff that I dont want, is there way to use regular Ubuntu cd but to scratch those off, or do I need ot use another one (not minimalist) but like server or alternative?
[00:20] <LjL> Iradieh: not really, if you install the gnome metapackage (as opposed to the ubuntu-desktop metapackage), a lot of the things won't be ubuntu-like
[00:20] <LjL> Iradieh: can't you just remove those later?
[00:20] <Iradieh> LjL: No they are locked to gnome :/
[00:20] <jon_> Hello I was wondering if anyone can tell me the path to the trash foler
[00:20] <LjL> Iradieh: locked...?
[00:20] <jon_> I need to do a sudo delete and I always forget it
[00:20] <Ubuntu``> if I turn off SSID on my router can I still have ubuntu connect to it even though its not broadcasting?
[00:20] <threatrix> I have an external usb hard drive and when ever i boot into ubuntu it dosnt see it untill I re plug it in how can i fix this?
[00:20] <pepperjack> jon_: moved to .local/
[00:20] <DasEi1> !trash | jon
[00:20] <manjool> can anyone here help me with my firefox problems?
[00:20] <LjL> Iradieh: you *can* remove them.
[00:21] <jon_> let me see then
[00:21] <Iradieh> LjL: But when trying to remove them it says I can't (from the add and remove menu) if I recall correctly.
[00:21] <infdo> i heard that jaunty can make "dynamic virtual machines". what does this mean?
[00:21] <Iradieh> LjL: and using synaptic it sais if removing those, it will also remove gnome-desktop
[00:21] <LjL> Iradieh: nonsense. it'll just say it'll also remove the ubuntu-desktop metapackage, and that is not a problem.
[00:21] <Iradieh> LjL: it's crap stuff like fax or tablet support.
[00:21] <LjL> !ubuntu-desktop | Iradieh
[00:21] <pepperjack> Ubuntu``: yes if you turn off ssid broadcast you can still connect if you know the name.
[00:21] <Iradieh> LjL: ok, so it's alright to remove those
[00:22] <pepperjack> Ubuntu``: others can still connect as well by firing up kismet and finding the ssid as well ;p
[00:22] <Iradieh> LjL: awesome, I will use regular ubuntu then. Is there a difference in whats getting installed between regular ubuntu and ubuntu-alternative?
[00:22] <LjL> Iradieh: no, but using the alternate cd you get other choices aside from the standard desktop.
[00:22] <Soren_> can I get help here about installing Adobe pdf reader here
[00:22] <malibu> Question: How do I make my mouse more sensitive then I can set in my mouse settings?
[00:22] <Ubuntu``> pepperjack aha but I have WPA + AES + mac filtering.... should be enough?
[00:22] <loser> hello again is kubuntu the same also as ubuntu can i install the same apps in ubuntu to kubuntu?
[00:22] <Iradieh> LjL: ok.. but can I remove stuff as well in the alternative, like not installing them (like eg: tabletsupport) ?
[00:22] <LjL> !kubuntu > loser    (loser, see the private message from ubottu)
[00:22] <LjL> loser: yes
[00:22] <pepperjack> Ubuntu``: yeah id say so.  :-)
[00:23] <Ubuntu``> pepperjack ok
[00:23] <loser> thanks so much
[00:23] <jon_> The trash folder un .local/share/.trash is empty
[00:23] <LjL> Iradieh: yes, it's just a different method of installing them, no difference between alternate and live cd aside from the way they install things.
[00:23] <Soren_> !pastebin
[00:23] <jon_> but the trash can in gnome still has files and I don't see the space freeing
[00:23] <Iradieh> LjL: Thanks alot for the help
[00:24] <Soren_> can someone help me with this install, please http://paste.ubuntu.com/165188/
[00:24] <glitsj16> jon_: could be trash files from root showing in gnome ?
[00:24] <threatrix> I have an external usb hard drive and when ever i boot into ubuntu it dosnt see it untill I re plug it in how can i fix this?
[00:25] <jon_> the weird thing is when I click he trash can and say empty it shows a progress bar deleting them
[00:25] <jon_> but they remain in the car and no space is freed
[00:25] <manjool> can anyone help me with firefox issues?
[00:25] <olmari> hmh... it seems that 9.04, or kernel in it, doesn't like to work with optical drives any good...
[00:25] <gymophett> Terrible storm came through here Sunday. :O
[00:25] <Vocl> Need help with a networking problem: Network works fine under windows, but under Ubuntu, it tells me that there are No Valid active connections found, though the ubuntu box can connect into the router GUI  and has a valid IP, but can't ping other computers on the network. (Wired connection)
[00:25] <poseidon> anyone know of a program to let me edit my 2nd gen ipod nano's theme?
[00:26] <Soren_> can someone help me with this install, please http://paste.ubuntu.com/165188/
[00:26] <olmari> tried some USB drive, couldn't get it to read an image...
[00:26] <manjool> can anyone help me with firefox?
[00:28] <bc> Vocl: where do you see the 'No valid connections found' error?
[00:28] <poseidon> Soren_: have you tried -->  http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2008/06/23/install-adobe-acrobat-reader-812-on-ubuntu-804/
[00:28] <poseidon> don't ask to ask, just state your problem
[00:28] <Soren_> poseidon, I was using this http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-adobe-pdf-reader-with-plug-in-for-mozilla-firefox-in-feisty-fawn.html
[00:29] <threatrix> and when I pluged  in another usb device it read the hard drive too so is there a way to get ubuntu to read usb propperly and mount it
[00:29] <Soren_> I'll try yours, poS
[00:29] <manjool> anyone around to help a linux newbie???
[00:29] <Soren_> poseidon,
[00:29] <JohnN> hi
[00:29] <mroc> Soren_: looks as though the medibuntu repository didn't add correctly.  try sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/jaunty.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list instead.
[00:29] <DasEi1> eseven73: still around ?
[00:30] <manjool> i'm having issues with firefox - can anyone help me out?
[00:30] <poseidon> Soren_, any reason you need to use adobe's version.  There are FOSS alternatives (which are much better in my opinion)
[00:30] <mroc> Soren_: (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu for more info)
[00:30] <gordonjcp> !ask | manjool
[00:30] <JohnN> I've just killed off gdm cos it was too much of a hog for this puny machine...
[00:30] <gordonjcp> JohnN: uhm...
[00:30] <manjool> i am unable to go forward or backwards on my browser, i can't download any files, and i can't log into any website (facebook, gmail, etc.)
[00:30] <JohnN> how can I trigger pam
[00:30] <gordonjcp> JohnN: you know gdm doesn't run all the time?
[00:31] <poseidon> manjool, have you tried restarting firefox + updating your packages?
[00:31] <JohnN> with it running at all the machine ground to a halt
[00:31] <pep> hi
[00:31] <gordonjcp> JohnN: what spec is the machine?
[00:31] <Soren_> mroc, this happened next http://paste.ubuntu.com/165192/
[00:31] <Deadpool> whats up peeps
[00:31] <JohnN> p3 600, 128, 9GB
[00:32] <chut> anyone knows how to limit battery charge"?
[00:32] <manjool> poseidon, yes i've tried restarting and updating...interestingly, i had problems with logging in to sites yesterday, and today after restarting, i find i can't go forward/backwards or dl anything
[00:32] <gordonjcp> JohnN: that's not really enough memory for 9.04, and indeed not really enough memory for 7.04
[00:32] <poseidon> manjool, have you installed any new plugins or made any changes to the settings lately?
[00:32] <JohnN> it seems to be OK now I just dumped gdm
[00:32] <gordonjcp> JohnN: in fact, I don't think I've used a PC with less than 128M of memory this century
[00:32] <JohnN> RAM is at about 50%
[00:33] <JohnN> no swap
[00:33] <mroc> Soren_: good.  sorry, should have asked first, what version of ubuntu are you running?
[00:33] <manjool> poseidon - i actually just installed ubuntu yesterday evening...i have made no changes at all
[00:33] <JohnN> with firefox, xchat & a shell
[00:33] <Soren_> the newest one
[00:33] <mattgyver> I cannot see my 9.04 systems on the network with an ext4 filesystem, i have changed the workgroup, is this normal?
[00:33] <JohnN> using xubuntu 9.04
[00:33] <pep> does anyone know where one can find the results of the application usage statistics gathered via the software sources app?
[00:33] <Soren_> Thank you for your interest in Ubuntu 9.04
[00:33] <Soren_>                 - the Jaunty Jackalope - released in April 2009.
[00:33] <Soren_> 				
[00:34] <Soren_> mroc, ^^^
[00:34] <Soren_> mroc, I have all the updates too
[00:34] <JohnN> but gstreamer has packed up it's bags & I'm getting a password requester for the keyring
[00:34] <mroc> Soren_: ok.  at this point, you should be able to try the sudo apt-get install acroread command again.
[00:34] <tyler-> is there any way to install a 64bit app on ubuntu32b?
[00:35] <DasEi1> tyler-:yes, check getlibs
[00:35] <infdo> i heard that jaunty can make "dynamic virtual machines". what does this mean?
[00:35] <MarcusA> crap i meant NFS vs samba, not NAS vs samba :)
[00:35] <JohnN> gordonjcp: I thought it'd be okish it's just going to become a web browser that needs user friendly wireless access point settings
[00:35] <Soren_> mroc,  :( http://paste.ubuntu.com/165194/
[00:36] <poseidon> manjool, I"m not sure.  Maybe try #firefox
[00:36] <gordonjcp> JohnN: it's probably worth slapping some more memory in there
[00:36] <manjool> appreciate the effort, poseidon
[00:36] <loser> DasEil:where can you find getlibs thanks
[00:36] <tyler-> DasEil: thanks
[00:37] <infdo> does anyone at all know about the "dynamic virtual machines"?
[00:37] <JohnN> gordonjcp: max is 256 (2x128) but I spent 20mins in my local 2nd user shop going thru simms and none of the 128mb ones worked :(
[00:37] <mroc> Soren_: did you run sudo apt-get update after you added the repository (in the last step)?  i should have said that explicitly.
[00:37] <JohnN> they work just not in this laptop
[00:37] <Soren_> mroc, sorry, IDK anything about this, I will try that
[00:37] <Alex_K> Does anyone know if this Quad Core processor will run with ubuntu? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115057
[00:38] <damian_> hello
[00:38] <DasEi1> tyler-:, loser , http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=474790
[00:38] <yeoj_> ok, so i just had a power surge, and my pc entirely shit the bed.  I'm pretty sure its the mobo since i've swapped out every component basically.  I dont want to mess with hardware anymore... can i just buy an ubuntu pc somewhere?  I want a workstation that doesn't suck... any suggestions?
[00:38] <loser> thanks
[00:38] <JohnN> where can I stick the stuff from /etc/pam.d/gdm now I'm not using a graphical login?
[00:38] <damian_> pozdrawiam :)
[00:38] <infdo> im looking for someone who knows what this "dynamic virtual machine" thing is
[00:38] <JohnN> can I just stick it on the end of /etc/pam.d/login ?
[00:39] <Alex_K> yeoj_: The only manufacturer I know of that makes computers and ship with Ubuntu is Dell
[00:39] <JohnN> I think that is the root of my gstreamer permissions problem
[00:39] <Alex_K> Does anyone know if this Quad Core processor will run with ubuntu? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115057
[00:39] <DasEi1>  infdo:vm with dynamic virtual hd ?
[00:40] <infdo> DasEi1: no
[00:40] <Soren_> mroc, I pasted the whole thing because IDK what is going on http://paste.ubuntu.com/165198/
[00:40] <DasEi1>  infdo:so in which conclusion then ?
[00:41] <EdgEy> Alex_K, all of them will
[00:41] <EdgEy> lol
[00:41] <infdo> DasEi1: what are you talking about ?
[00:41] <glitsj16> yeoj_: check http://system76.com/
[00:42] <DasEi1>  infdo:you asked for dynamic virtual machine; more details ?
[00:42] <infdo> thats all i heard
[00:42] <JohnN> brb unless this works in which case 'Yee!!!!!!!!' & thanx :)
[00:42] <infdo> thats all i can remember
[00:42] <DasEi1>  infdo:you know a virtual machine ?
[00:42] <Soren_> mroc, I pasted the whole thing because IDK what is going on http://paste.ubuntu.com/165198/
[00:42] <infdo> yes
[00:43] <Deadpool> i just put my new comp together! q9400 quad core.. 8gb 1066mhz of ram.. dual 19's 1650*1050 each.. geforce 9600gt 1gb
[00:43] <Deadpool> im lovin it
[00:43] <Deadpool> of course running 9.04 64bit ext4
[00:43] <MarcusA> what's it for?
[00:43] <DasEi1>  infdo:out of additional context I understand it as a vm with a dynamic disk
[00:43] <FUbbyCD> http://www.oprah.com/article/oprahshow/20090430-tows-kfc-coupon-download anyone figure out how to do this on ubuntu?
[00:43] <grout_> on an intrepid server install what do i do to update it to jaunty?
[00:44] <infdo> does anyone know what this dynamic virtual machine thing is in jaunty?
[00:44] <olrrai> I upgrade to ubuntu 9.04, my kde3 app has no sound, any ideo how to config kde3 apps?
[00:44] <DasEi1> dist-upgrade, grout_:
[00:44] <bc> grout_: try do-release-upgrade
[00:44] <DasEi1> !dist-upgrade | grout_:
[00:45] <DasEi1>  grout_: but always backup sensitive data before
[00:45] <holyguyver> How do I delete a file that is refusing to be deleted?
[00:45] <DasEi1> holyguyver: by sudo ?
[00:46] <holyguyver> DasEil, alright I will try, though it is refusing to be deleted because it is corrupted.
[00:46] <sysdoc> infdo, ummm, would you be referring to cloud computing?
[00:46] <H4ck3rKu> o
[00:46] <infdo> yes sysdoc
[00:46] <mroc> Soren_: does "apt-cache policy acroread" come back as (none) for the "candidate" item?
[00:47] <Deadpool> does anyone know a commandline way to check the speed of your ddr?
[00:47] <Soren_> mroc, IDK what that means
[00:47] <psychic> glitsj16 u still here?
[00:47] <holyguyver> DasEi1, Nope, did not work.
[00:48] <holyguyver> DasEi1, Error removing file: No such file or directory
[00:48] <sysdoc> infdo, then your looking for info on Eucalyptus
[00:48] <psychic> any one know how to make an autostart file for xfdesktop on fluxbox?
[00:48] <mroc> Soren_: that's a command to run.  enter what's between the quotes on the command line.
[00:49] <DasEi1> holyguyver: misstyped, I guess, can you ls the file/folder ?
[00:49] <holyguyver> DasEi1, It was not mistyped, I did it in a GUI
[00:49] <DasEi1> holyguyver: .. you launched by sudo ?
[00:49] <holyguyver> Yes
[00:50] <holyguyver> DasEi1, yes
[00:50] <glitsj16> psychic: have you tried the earlier mentioned way of adding xfdesktop to a autostart.sh file in your ./fluxbox folder ?
[00:50] <DasEi1> holyguyver: try from command line again
[00:51] <psychic> i didnt have the autostart.sh i have a startup file
[00:51] <holyguyver> DasEi1, I do not know how to delete from the command line'
[00:51] <DasEi1> holyguyver: open a terminal
[00:51] <Ademan> what emulator do people use for NES games in here?
[00:51] <glitsj16> psychic: try that, i think it was called autostart.sh ages ago
[00:51] <holyguyver> DasEi1, I know how to use the commandline
[00:51] <Deadpool> sudo rm -R /
[00:51] <DasEi1> holyguyver: cd into the directory of file
[00:51] <psychic> glitsj16 how do i add it?
[00:51] <Deadpool> just kidding.. dont do that
[00:51] <H4ck3rKu> my Ip was banned from dalnet...
[00:51] <H4ck3rKu> help please
[00:52] <shavlir> can anyone point me to a guide to what to do when xrandr doesn't find all the modes that ddcprobe correctly finds?
[00:52] <jrib> Deadpool: please don't say that even as a joke here
[00:52] <tecky> Anyone purchase a dell 530n? and have any comments on it running ubuntu ?
[00:52] <DasEi1> holyguyver: see it with ls ?
[00:52] <glitsj16> psychic: open that file in your favorite text editor and add a line "xfdesktop &" to it, save and login/logout
[00:52] <alesan> hi how do I set python to version 2.4?
[00:52] <holyguyver> DasEi1, I know how to use the cammandlione, I am saying I do not know the exact command line code to tell a file to be deleted
[00:52] <Soren_> mroc, yup greg@Gateway:~$ apt-cache policy acroread
[00:52] <Soren_> W: Unable to locate package acroread
[00:52] <Ademan> Deadpool: someone's bound to run it lol, even someone mentioning it as "this is really bad, how does it work" got yelled at
[00:52] <holyguyver> DasEi1, slaps you in the face
[00:52] <Ademan> H4ck3rKu: don't troll dalnet?
[00:53] <DasEi1> holyguyver: I just don't want you to delete anything wrong.. thx for smack
[00:53] <gordonjcp> Ademan: nestra seems to be in apt
[00:53] <psychic> glitsj16 can i pm u the file so u can tell me if it looks right?
[00:53] <DasEi1> holyguyver: see it with ls ?
[00:53] <holyguyver> DasEi1,  just tell me the delete cammand
[00:53] <glitsj16> psychic: sure
[00:54] <DasEi1> holyguyver: sudo rm <file>
[00:54] <holyguyver> DasEi1, thank you, I have been using Linux daily since 2003.
[00:54] <gordonjcp> psychic: if you do a really big paste, even in PM, you might flood out
[00:54] <DasEi1> holyguyver: so did it now ?
[00:54] <gordonjcp> oops, too slow
[00:54] <bebraw> i have a working lan connection and wlan adapter. is there a way to share the connection using wlan (ie. set up an access point and forward lan to it)?
[00:55] <gordonjcp> psychic: if you do a really big paste, even in PM, you might flood out
[00:55] <gordonjcp> psychic: but you know that now
[00:55] <compubomb> i'm using ubuntu 9.04, i upgraded from ubuntu 8.10 my grub bootloader when i first boot up does not show the selected OS, how do i fix this ?
[00:55] <JohnN> buggar... not 100% successful :( it did boot into X... it didn't a for a keyring password but it did ask for a network key & the audio is still buggared
[00:56] <compubomb> http://rafb.net/p/KWuxjX15.html
[00:56] <compubomb> that is my config.
[00:56] <compubomb> what is wrong with it ?
[00:56] <daveco> compubomb: what oses do you have installed?
[00:56] <Ademan> thanks gordonjcp, but I actually already saw that, the description says it doesn't support sound unfortunately, I also saw fceu, which I've tried using, but it almost seems as though the key bindings are hard-coded lol (and its really slow here, I think it's trying to use palleted openGL textures, which I'm fairly certain aren't accelerated anymore)
[00:57] <JohnN> oh well 1am here time for bed... I'll bug hunt in the morning :) have fun all
[00:57] <JohnN> nn
[00:57] <holyguyver> DasEi1, rm: cannot remove `0620%The20%Engagement20%Party.mp3': No such file or directory
[00:58] <holyguyver> DasEi1, Same response that I got in the GUI
[00:58] <Ashfire908> If I know my server is 32-bit, should I still blindly use the 64-bit installer?
[00:58] <DasEi1> holyguyver: you see the same filename by ls ?
[00:58] <holyguyver> Das yes
[00:58] <Dr_Willis> last week someone mentined a command that shows all samba/windows servers and shares.. a command i never knew existed..  but now i cant rember that command. anyone recall off hand what it is. was just a simple single command.
[00:58] <Soren_> mroc, yup greg@Gateway:~$ apt-cache policy acroread
[00:58] <EdgEy> Ashfire908, uh lol
[00:58] <Soren_> W: Unable to locate package acroread
[00:58] <holyguyver> DasEi1, Yes
[00:59] <mroc> Soren_: ok.  seems as though it still isn't seeing the repository.  so, we're going to try something different.  first, open up System=>Administration=>Software Sources and remove the Medibuntu related items.
[00:59] <daveco> !flood
[00:59] <Soren_> k, brb
[00:59] <holyguyver> DasEi1, jack-desktop Jekyll and Hyde The Broadway Musical Movie # ls 06 The Engagement Party.mp3
[01:00] <Ashfire908> The main download page by default gives the 64-bit version, but I know my server is 32-bit (It's pentium III after all from 2001).
[01:00] <DasEi1> holyguyver: I think the blanks in the name are your prob
[01:00] <mroc> Soren_: also, under the Authentication tab, remove the Medibuntu key.
[01:00] <holyguyver> DasEi1, the file will also not let me edit it
[01:00] <evilaim> Is it ok to ask questions about ktorrent here?
[01:00] <holyguyver> DasEi1, So I cannot rename it
[01:01] <Deadpool> hey.. so is directx 10 only in vista?
[01:01] <Soren_> mroc, I see 2 under 3rd party, is that right?
[01:01] <bc> holyguyver: what does lsattr '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' say?
[01:01] <Ashfire908> It says only to use 32-bit if I know I need it, am I correct in assumeing I need the 32-bit version?
[01:01] <rheiby> Hi! Having two issues. More important of the two is that I have enabled Remote Desktop, but the system is listening to port 5900 only for IPv6, not IPv4. Research so far implies that I need to disable IPv6. Additional research implies that to do so in 9.04 requires rebuilding the kernel.
[01:01] <jp_sf> evilaim: sure but have you checked : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KTorrent
[01:01] <Radtoo> evilaim: detail questions aren't gonna work but sure.
[01:01] <mroc> Soren_: yes.
[01:01] <holyguyver> bc, it doesn't give a response at all.
[01:01] <Soren_> mroc, done
[01:02] <evilaim> Anyone have Ktorrent, with the auto downloader?  I'd like to EXCLUDE strings, but I don't know how to do so.  I want to download everything ubuntu, but exclude -headers-
[01:02] <bc> holyguyver: say what? what does this say -> echo $SHELL
[01:02] <Soren_> mroc, , it wants an Update now
[01:02] <holyguyver> bc, jack-desktop Jekyll and Hyde The Broadway Musical Movie #  lsattr '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' jack-desktop Jekyll and Hyde The Broadway Musical Movie #
[01:02] <mroc> Soren_: ok.  run the following command.  adds the repository, the key, and updates.  so several things all at once.  "sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/`lsb_release -cs`.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list; sudo apt-get -q update; sudo apt-get --yes -q --allow-unauthenticated install medibuntu-keyring; sudo apt-get -q update"
[01:02] <Ashfire908> rheiby: I think that there would be a way to dibalbe IPv6 via sys or proc, not posivite though.
[01:03] <bc> holyguyver: man you have some weird stuff going on over there. are you in a terminal, web interface, file manager, or what?
[01:03] <holyguyver> bc, jack-desktop Jekyll and Hyde The Broadway Musical Movie # echo $SHELL /bin/bash
[01:03] <mroc> Soren_: you can let it update.
[01:03] <Soren_> ok, updating
[01:03] <VCoolio> holyguyver: can you move other mp3's from that folder and do sudo rm *.mp3?
[01:03] <bc> holyguyver: type `vim .` -- does that open vim and show you the files in the directory?
[01:04] <DasEi1> holyguyver: try with wildcards then
[01:04] <jp_sf> evilaim: within your filter ?
[01:04] <evilaim> ya
[01:04] <darkhelmetlive> has anybody dealt with sound fading out right away? i have been dealing with this all day. alsa force-reload and sound is there, but fades out....
[01:04] <evilaim> I'm having one hell of a time, I just got hit with about 40 files trying to download:)
[01:04] <holyguyver> VCoolio, Yes I can move & edit other mp3s in that folder
[01:05] <Ashfire908> rheiby: /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6 I am NOT saying this is what you should do, but that is what would disable ipv6 to my knoledge.
[01:05] <holyguyver> bc there is only one file in that directory, the one that you are seeing
[01:06] <DasEi1> holyguyver: or place a \ (forward slash) in front of any spaces
[01:06] <bc> holyguyver: does `vim .` show you that file? if so, arrow over it and shift+d and see if it asks you if you want to delete it. if you're not the owner, `sudo su -m` first.
[01:06] <rheiby> So an "echo 1 > that path"? And the preferred way to have that done at boot time? (Seems like there should be a better way to have the VNC port listened to....)
[01:07] <jp_sf> hum I not suresomething like ubuntu(.*(
[01:07] <daveco> whos using jaunty?
[01:07] <Soren_> mroc, ok, it is doing stuff, heh
[01:07] <DaveWM> everybody
[01:07] <holyguyver> bc I do not know how to use vim.
[01:07] <jp_sf> evilaim, ubuntu(.*(headers)
[01:07]  * DaveWM has jaunty on his eee pc
[01:07] <jp_sf> evilaim, ubuntu(.*(headers))
[01:08] <jp_sf> evilaim: no I'm not sure
[01:08] <bc> holyguyver: `sudo su` and see if you can rm -f 'file' (with quotes)
[01:08] <evilaim> ummm
[01:08] <anjuder> quelqu'un pourrer m'envoyer le lien pour le forum francais sil vous plait
[01:08] <evilaim> lets try that
[01:08] <evilaim> thanks for the help everyone
[01:08] <jerbear> setting the vga=791 parameter in grub doesn't work anymore with jaunty. anyone know what the problem is?
[01:08] <daveco> DaveWM i am running jaunty on my eee pc now, as we speak
[01:08] <nightrid3r> !fr | anjuder
[01:08] <Ashfire908> rheiby: yes, but as i said, I do not know if this is what you should be doing. If you do confirm that this is what you want then do it, otherwise don't.
[01:08] <daveco> DaveWM: any good tips for a noob?
[01:08] <DaveWM> kew daveco
[01:08] <DaveWM> which eee you got?
[01:09] <DaveWM> i got two 901's
[01:09] <bc> holyguyver: also try `reset` then try rm-ing
[01:09] <holyguyver> bc I sudo su-ed about 15 minutes ago
[01:09] <daveco> DaveWM eee 900, u?
[01:09] <jerbear> daveco, DaveWM : eee user here too (1000he)
[01:09] <rheiby> Well, what I *want* to do is have my desktop shared via IPv4. I have no religious objection to IPv6.
[01:09] <DaveWM> kewl
[01:09] <anjuder> merci ubottu
[01:09] <jerbear> setting the vga=791 parameter in grub doesn't work anymore with jaunty. anyone know what the problem is?
[01:09] <DaveWM> so you got the ssd daveco?
[01:09] <daveco> jearbear: netbook remix, or what?
[01:09] <jerbear> daveco: no, just plain ole jaunty
[01:09] <daveco> DaveWM: yeah, 20 GB
[01:09] <compubomb> daveco: i have windows 7 installed
[01:09] <bc> holyguyver: does the file name actually have % in it?
[01:09] <BCM43> could someone help me mount a samba share so I can stream music from it?
[01:09] <DaveWM> k
[01:09] <the7thmagus> hey, every time I try to install a deb via gdebi, it says it cannot get a lock even though no synaptic or update manager is running
[01:09] <compubomb> sorry, was using the restroom
[01:10] <the7thmagus> can anyone help with this?
[01:10] <daveco> jearbearL same here
[01:10] <compubomb> anyways, my grub has windows 7 installed and ubuntu
[01:10] <DaveWM> i used the alternative jaunty install cd
[01:10] <daveco> jearbear same here
[01:10] <holyguyver> bc no
[01:10] <DaveWM> and chose the netbook remix off of it
[01:10] <liz> hey guys i have an intel sound card on my lptp, i installed ubuntu 9 and i cant hear any sound? how do i fix this?
[01:10] <Ashfire908> rheiby: well then keep looking (i'm running gentoo and have been for some time so I'm not up to date on ubuntu and the latest modifications that have been thrown everywhere.)
[01:10] <DaveWM> make sure you / on the 4gb ssd
[01:10] <bc> holyguyver: but it is displaying %20?
[01:10] <Soren_> !pastebin
[01:10] <daveco> DaveWM: do you like the netbook remix?
[01:10] <viingot> there's no sound on my jaunty either
[01:10] <DaveWM> apparently the 4 is faster than the other ssd
[01:10] <jerbear> DaveWM: i've heard there were some issues with that maximus program. what's the story there?
[01:10] <holyguyver> rm -f '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' rm: cannot remove `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': Is a directory
[01:10] <DaveWM> yeah,  its quite nice
[01:10]  * H4ck3rKu Assalamualaikum
[01:11] <jerbear> setting the vga=791 parameter in grub doesn't work anymore with jaunty. anyone know what the problem is?
[01:11] <DaveWM> maximus seems fine,  although i don't use it atm
[01:11] <holyguyver> bc rm -f '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' rm: cannot remove `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': Is a directory
[01:11] <DaveWM> i changed to desktop mode,  still using the remix though
[01:11] <George2> hi, is there an undelete equivalent for the trash can?
[01:11] <bc> holyguyver: ls -la '06 The Engagement Party.mp3'
[01:11] <DaveWM> i just like a regular desktop
[01:11] <the7thmagus> hey, every time I try to install a deb via gdebi, it says it cannot get a lock even though no synaptic or update manager is running. what's going on?
[01:11] <Soren_> mroc, http://paste.ubuntu.com/165209/
[01:11] <daveco> George2: you can go in to the trash can, and right click on a file and click "restore"
[01:11] <bc> holyguyver: or, if you KNOW what the directory is, rm -rf '06 The Engagement Party.mp3'
[01:11] <DaveWM> yea, daveco,  put / on the 4gb ssd,  and /home on the other ssd if you want
[01:11] <VCoolio> holyguyver: rm -f is for files, rm -r for dirs, rm -rf for force dirs
[01:11] <compubomb> daveco: did you see my grub config ?
[01:11] <compubomb> http://rafb.net/p/KWuxjX15.html
[01:12] <Clorox_> Just a question - if I install the Windows 7 beta on one partition then will GRUB be deleted, or can I just boot into Parted Magic and set the boot flag back to my Ubuntu partition?
[01:12] <George2> daveco: no, i emptied the trash can :(
[01:12] <Guest50483> How come I can't seem to get a samba admin GUI?
[01:12] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: are you sure no other synaptic is running ? ps -u yourusername
[01:12] <compubomb> i don't know how to make it show the selected feature.
[01:12] <compubomb> it has some kind of image in it as well.
[01:12] <daveco> DaveWM: me to, i didnt prefer NBR
[01:12] <DaveWM> cause it won't perform too well if you install to the 16gb ssd
[01:12] <compubomb> i don't need that.
[01:12] <mroc> Soren_: alright.  let's try the install again.  sudo apt-get install acroread
[01:12] <Gourlis> Hi
[01:12] <DaveWM> you can just use regular jaunty desktop then i suppose,  but the netbook remix seems just fine to me,  i just changed modes in it
[01:13] <DaveWM> i dunno if its any lighter or anything
[01:13] <the7thmagus> jp_sf: doesn't show any synaptic process here
[01:13] <holyguyver> bc I already told you the directory, the file is a directory
[01:13] <DaveWM> everyth‌ing worked right after install too daveco,  i never had that happen before with a linux install
[01:13]  * Soren_ cries
[01:13] <DaveWM> heh
[01:13] <Gourlis> My screen with ubuntu 9.04 while am moving my cursor around trembles ANYONE knows whats the problem ?!?!?
[01:13] <holyguyver> bc the file became currupted & turned into a directory
[01:13] <bc> holyguyver: that's a first for me. does rm -rf work?
[01:13] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: that's a new one.
[01:13] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: what is the exact message : cannot get a lock on /var/lib/apt/lists/lock ?
[01:14] <DaveWM> i can't say how it'll perform for you for sure,  cause i upgraded my ssd to a faster larger one
[01:14]  * Soren_ cries more
[01:14] <Soren_> mroc, http://paste.ubuntu.com/165213/
[01:14] <DaveWM> i just know you wanna use the smaller one for the OS
[01:14] <daveco> DaveWM, what SDD you have, and where you get it?
[01:14] <Clorox_> Again, if I install the Windows 7 beta on one partition then will GRUB be deleted, or can I just boot into Parted Magic and set the boot flag back to my Ubuntu partition?
[01:14] <bc> holyguyver: please tell me you're just messing with us
[01:14] <DaveWM> hold on daveco,  lemme get a link
[01:14] <Gourlis> My screen with ubuntu 9.04 while am moving my cursor around trembles ANYONE knows whats the problem ?!?!?
[01:14] <holyguyver> bc I am not messing with you
[01:14] <bc> holyguyver: rm -rf -- does it work?
[01:15] <holyguyver> bc I am trying to type it in but you keep interupting me
[01:15] <the7thmagus> jp_sf: I guess its equivalent to that. its the new "Only one software management tool should be used at one time. Close other aplications"
[01:15] <bc> heh
[01:16] <DaveWM> daveco: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=super+talent+ssd+mini+mlc&x=0&y=0
[01:16] <Slasher15987> hmm
[01:16] <DaveWM> only the ones where the name ends in GRSE
[01:16] <daveco> thanks DaveWM, got to go, bye!
[01:16] <holyguyver> rm -r '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' rm: cannot remove directory `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': No such file or directory  | That obviously did not work, so now I am going to try -rf
[01:16] <Gourlis> My screen with ubuntu 9.04 while am moving my cursor around trembles ANYONE knows whats the problem ?!?!?
[01:16] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: my guess is ... an install was stopped in the middle
[01:16] <holyguyver> bc rm -r '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' rm: cannot remove directory `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': No such file or directory  | That obviously did not work, so now I am going to try -rf
[01:17] <javyn> hey can someone recommend a good movie maker in the repositories perhaps
[01:17] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[01:17] <whelmed1> hiya all - not sure if anyone knows, but how much difference is there in read/write speed between NTFS and ext3/2?
[01:17] <Clorox_> Seriously, nobodygain, if I install the Windows 7 beta on one partition then will GRUB be deleted, or can I just boot into Parted Magic and set the boot flag back to my Ubuntu partition?
[01:17] <the7thmagus> jp_sf: whoa, it resumed an install
[01:17] <Clorox_> oops
[01:17] <the7thmagus> might just work. thanks
[01:17] <Clorox_> I clicked enter too fast
[01:17] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: yeah, wait
[01:18] <Clorox_> Seriously, nobody's helping me. Again, if I install the Windows 7 beta on one partition then will GRUB be deleted, or can I just boot into Parted Magic and set the boot flag back to my Ubuntu partition?
[01:18] <Gourlis> ANYONE WHO CAN HEMP ME HERE ?
[01:18] <bc> holyguyver: try: mv '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' foo
[01:18] <Guest68612> Hey guys any ideas as to why when I installed samba there is no gui for it?
[01:18] <holyguyver> bc  rm -rf '06 The Engagement Party.mp3' rm: cannot remove directory `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': No such file or directory
[01:18] <whelmed1> i.e. using the NTFS-3G driver
[01:18] <Wag> when I try to enable my appearance to normal effects it trys to install drivers and says failed
[01:18] <Ademan> if I wanted to use linear algebra functions from an existing library, which would I be best served to use?  libatlas? libblas? or something different alltogether?
[01:18] <mroc> Soren_: ah.  i think i may have found the problem.  seems the location of some packages changed between releases.  open up the software sources list you had open before and see if the "archive.canonical.com" item(s) are checked.
[01:18] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: when it's finnished you can try to update again
[01:18] <Ademan> (in C)
[01:18] <Gourlis> My screen with ubuntu 9.04 while am moving my cursor around trembles ANYONE knows whats the problem ?!?!?
[01:18] <holyguyver> bc mv '06 The EngagementParty.mp3' foo mv: cannot move `06 The Engagement Party.mp3' to `foo': No such file or directory
[01:19] <Dr_Willis> last week someone mentined a command that shows all samba/windows servers and shares.. a command i never knew existed..  but now i cant rember that command. anyone recall off hand what it is. was just a simple single command.
[01:19] <bc> holyguyver: file 06\ The\ EngagementParty.mp3
[01:19] <the7thmagus> jp_sf: worked perfectly. can install debs again. thanks for your help
[01:19] <Ademan> Guest68612: what sort of GUI were you expecting? from nautilus you can mark files and directories as shared or not shared just fine
[01:19] <holyguyver> bc file 06\ The\ EngagementParty.mp3 06 The EngagementParty.mp3: ERROR: cannot open `06 The EngagementParty.mp3' (Nosuch file or directory)
[01:20] <Soren_> mroc, where in software sources it is
[01:20] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: great
[01:20] <glitsj16> Gourlis: are you running compiz ?
[01:20] <Clorox_> forget it. This place is like the /dev/null of community support
[01:20] <Gourlis> glitsj16, I upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 and then to 9.04
[01:20] <Wag> seemingly I cannot enable normal desktop effects how can I check why?
[01:20] <jp_sf> the7thmagus: yes you can install now
[01:20] <Desi_Muna> why spell check doesn't work in openoffice on ubuntu?
[01:20] <Soren_> mroc, in 3rd party, should I check them all?
[01:21] <bc> holyguyver: you left out a space (\ ) before Party
[01:21] <holyguyver> bc as said it was a file, but became corrupted & is now a directory that cannot be moved or renamed or deleted.
[01:21] <mroc> Soren_: it's under the third party sources tab.  you want to see http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu jaunty partner
[01:21] <glitsj16> Gourlis: nice, i asked about compiz because that has a "mouse polling" setting you might try to change
[01:21] <bc> holyguyver: how did it become 'corrupted'?
[01:21] <holyguyver> bc I left out nothing, I copied &b pasted what you tpyed.
[01:21] <holyguyver> bc dropping harddrives is not a nice thing to do.
[01:21] <bc> holyguyver: I see, well add the space back in there
[01:21] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: either your fs is corrupted or you got charcter escaping issues going on.
[01:22] <Gourlis> glitsj16, No it's gnome. Actually my screen isn't stable with 9.04. trembles
[01:22] <Soren_> mroc, I checked both, going back now
[01:22] <holyguyver> bc I do not know where,s o please retype it & I will copy & past it agaun
[01:22] <George2> is it impossible to undelete files on ext3?
[01:22] <Gourlis> glitsj16, like it's loosing graphics.
[01:22] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I have a corrupted fs
[01:22] <Wag> seemingly I cannot enable normal desktop effects how can I check why?
[01:22] <VCoolio> Wag: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=799070
[01:22] <bc> holyguyver: type file "06 (then hit tab, then enter)
[01:22] <francois> hi
[01:22] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: you run disk check?
[01:22] <[tv]> hello guys, youre probably going to think this is a sill question, im having trouble figuring out what the name of this is so i can find more help on the topic. Say that i wanted to make a 'script' that had the commands to apt-get update and upgrade, and then wanted to be able to execute that script with a single command, would that be called bash scripting?
[01:23] <mroc> Soren_: if you checked off both (and they say jaunty, not one of the earlier names), then you should be set.  you should be prompted to update package information, and it should work now.
[01:23] <[tv]> like start with #!(enr)
[01:23] <[tv]> (etc)*
[01:23] <whelmed1> anyone know read/write speeds for mounted NTFS / how they compare to native partitions (ext2/3/xfs)
[01:23] <gordonjcp> [tv]: yes, basically
[01:23] <glitsj16> Gourlis: you might have issues mentioned in the release notes for 9.04, specifically intel gpu's sem to suffer, not sure
[01:23] <SergeySyrota> Hi guys! I'm getting weird cron segfault messages in the log. Tried googling - no relevant results. I don't have anything specific in the files yet. Just what came with the system. Any ideas on how to troubleshoot it?
[01:23] <kapchoi> anyone know why certain applications freezes and goes gray??
[01:23] <jp_sf> !ask | francois
[01:23] <[tv]> okay gordonjcp, and the commands inside a script are different than they are for the shell?
[01:23] <kapchoi> my firefox and often pidgin freezes and goes gray
[01:23] <SergeySyrota> The massage is: "May  5 19:20:01 srv-app-04 kernel: [261623.458831] cron[21232]: segfault at 23fffffff0 ip 00007fb311330a7a sp 00007fff1ab3aab0 error 4 in libtalloc.so.1.2.0[7fb31132b000+8000]"
[01:24] <Gourlis> glitsj16, my laptop has AMD Turion 64 with ATI Radeon graphics card.
[01:24] <holyguyver> bc file 06\ The\ Engagement\ Party.mp3/
[01:24] <DasEi1> whelmed1: pretty much, basically depending on the network
[01:24] <Soren_> mroc, checked are archive.canonical.com/ubuntu intrepid partner AND archive.canonical.com/ubuntu intrepid partner (Source Code) AND Medibuntu - Ubuntu 9.04 "jaunty jackalope"  free non-free
[01:24] <bc> holyguyver: what happened to the quotes?
[01:24] <francois> test
[01:25] <DasEi1> whelmed1: hdparm let's you check it
[01:25] <[tv]> I wanted to make a script that did the same thing as: "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade", so i would #!(etc), then put that command, and save it as "update.sh", but that doesnt work, ive just never really gotten into scripting
[01:25] <[tv]> i was thinking that the langauge inside a script is different than it is just in the shell
[01:25] <[tv]> im just confused mainly
[01:25] <kapchoi> anyone know why certain applications freezes and goes gray??
[01:25] <francois> hm
[01:25] <holyguyver> file "06 The Engagement Party.mp3"/ 06 The Engagement Party.mp3/: directory
[01:25] <holyguyver> bc file "06 The Engagement Party.mp3"/ 06 The Engagement Party.mp3/: directory
[01:26] <Wag> ok when I run compiz I get Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2a02' found
[01:26] <bc> holyguyver: rm -rf "06(hit tab, then enter)
[01:26] <[tv]> kapchoi: if you start programs from the terminal, sometimes they will give you useful output when they lock up
[01:26] <Wag> ok when I run compiz I get Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2a02' found  how do I overcom that?
[01:26] <ienorand> Wag: are you on an intel card?
[01:26] <VCoolio> [tv]: maybe this works: put sh -c in front of it and put the rest between ""
[01:26] <kapchoi> tv:thanks i'll check it out
[01:26] <Wag> ienorand, I duno?
[01:26] <[tv]> kapchoi: bug feeds are great too ;)
[01:27] <yo2boy> wow, chat is lagging
[01:27] <eseven73> is there a way in thunar to see times a file was created/accessed? It only shows "Today" or some other date, but not time
[01:27] <mroc> Soren_: ok.  we need to change one thing.  "intrepid" refers to the last version of ubuntu.  we want that to say jaunty, so we're going to edit those lines.  if you select the archive.canonical.com lines (one at a time) and choose edit, you'll get a window that pops up.  on the "distribution" line, you want to change it from "intrepid" to "jaunty".  otherwise, we'll be looking in the wrong place for the package we want.
[01:27] <Guest68612> Isthere a vnc install on the install dvd?
[01:27] <bc> holyguyver: if that doesn't work, I'd check the disk with fsck
[01:27] <francois> .
[01:28] <[tv]> VCoolio: another silly question, at the start is "#!/bin/bash", or something like that, what is it exactly?
[01:28] <Soren_> ok, making changes in each
[01:28] <kapchoi> [tv]:firefox freezes when because of this: ALSA lib pcm_pulse.c:625:(pulse_prepare) PulseAudio: Unable to create stream: Invalid argument
[01:28] <Wag> ok when I run compiz I get Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2a02' found  how do I overcom that?
[01:28] <bc> eseven73: in a terminal, ls -la /path/to/files
[01:28] <DasEi1> eseven73: no answer on thunar; baobab exists in gnome-utils in jaunty, so both triggers, info bao.. and diskfree are right
[01:28] <VCoolio> that is it, or /sh instead of /bash, don't know the difference exactly
[01:28] <rambo298> can sbackup be used to backup an entire ubuntu system (recovery of all, including the kernel possible from the backup)?
[01:28] <kapchoi> [tv];how do i fix this?
[01:29] <eseven73> DasEi1, ah, very interesting ok, good to know :)
[01:29] <francois> .
[01:29] <Ashfire908> [tv]: that is a shabang. if the file is executed it will run /bin/bash and hand /bin/bash the file.
[01:29] <francois> yo
[01:29] <francois> What's my nickname?
[01:29] <Soren_> ok, done.......................is that why my sound is not working too?
[01:29] <VCoolio> [tv]: and it must be exactly that and on the very first line
[01:29] <Soren_> mroc
[01:29] <Ashfire908> francois: francois
[01:29] <francois> How do I change my nickname?
[01:29] <yo2boy>  /nick
[01:29] <eseven73> bc, yea I know the command line way of doing it, but for file management I prefer a GUI sometimes
[01:29] <francois> test
[01:29] <Ashfire908> francois: /nick newnick
[01:29] <francois> oh
[01:29] <francois> Already in use haha
[01:29] <Desi_Muna> can anyone help me with openoffice?
[01:29] <Frank10291019> test
[01:29] <holyguyver> bc when I type in rm -rf '06\ The\ Engagement\ Party.mp3/ nothing happens
[01:29] <Frank10291019> Ohh!
[01:29] <Frank10291019> haha
[01:29] <bc> eseven73: sorry, I took it out of context
[01:29] <Desi_Muna> i need so badly
[01:29] <Frank10291019> Thank you.
[01:29] <Frank10291019> <3
[01:29] <FloodBot1> Frank10291019: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:30] <eseven73> bc :D
[01:30] <Guest68612> Desi_Muna:  what do you need?
[01:30] <bc> holyguyver: who owns the directory?
[01:30] <holyguyver> Me
[01:30] <Desi_Muna> Openoffice doesn't check spelling
[01:30] <holyguyver> bc me, I am the owner of everything
[01:30] <mroc> Soren_: done?  close the software sources program, say yes to updating.  then sudo apt-get install acroread again.
[01:30] <whelmed1> is http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/dvd/current/ the newest DVD image - it's called "Jaunty-dvd-i386.iso" rather than ubuntu-dvd-i386.iso which can be found on some mirrors
[01:30] <unop> holyguyver,   rm -vi  *Engagement*Party*.mp3
[01:30] <mikeconcepts> I need to use my scanner HP Officejet Pro 1175CSE but sane can't see it using jaunty
[01:31] <holyguyver> But you have to realize that is not a normal directory, it is a corrupted fiel
[01:31] <Desi_Muna> Guest68612 any idea?
[01:31] <bc> holyguyver: echo * <--- does that show any funky chars in the directory name?
[01:31] <unop> printf "%s\n" * | cat -et  # would list funky chars better
[01:31] <[tv]> VCoolio: yea, that sh -c worked, nifty
[01:31] <holyguyver> bc echo * 06 The Engagement Party.mp3
[01:31] <[tv]> kapchoi: im not really sure, but that sounds weird, maybe google?
[01:32] <[tv]> im looking around as well, which ubuntu ver are you using
[01:32] <unop> holyguyver,  this glob would catch that file.     rm -vi  *Engagement*Party*.mp3
[01:32] <bc> holyguyver: could be a sign of armageddon
[01:32] <Soren_> WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE, I think it is working
[01:32] <VCoolio> [tv]: nice, you can also use it for complex commands in startup applications
[01:32] <msaraujo> hi
[01:32] <mikeconcepts> scanner HP Officejet Pro 1175CSE help needed
[01:32]  * Soren_ dances
[01:32] <holyguyver> unop rm -vi  *Engagement*Party*.mp3 rm: cannot remove `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': Is a directory
[01:32] <kapchoi> [tv]:yea it is weird...haha thanks for ur help
[01:32] <msaraujo> when I try apt-get install, it seems to be broken after a trial to remove yaws-app
[01:32] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: files do not become directories. the chance of that happening without destroying something else is insanely low.
[01:32] <msaraujo> how can I fix that?
[01:32] <boringpackets> Question, I've already installed ubuntu, it's the only OS on this system. If I install windows, will it erase GRUB and screw everything up?
[01:33] <Ashfire908> boringpackets: yes.
[01:33] <boringpackets> Damnit.
[01:33] <msaraujo>  yaws-yapp
[01:33] <msaraujo> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[01:33] <unop> holyguyver,  ok, you need -rf added then.   rm -virf  *Engagement*Party*.mp3
[01:33] <boringpackets> Shitballs.
[01:33] <JKemp> Windows must be installed first...
[01:33] <bc> unop: deja vu
[01:33] <unop> !language | boringpackets
[01:33] <Ashfire908> boringpackets: windows blindly overwrites the boot loader.
[01:33] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I am only telling the probablem, I am not saying that I understand it or how it happened.
[01:33] <[tv]> lol weird kapchoi left and i had the answer url
[01:33] <JKemp> it doesn't like playing nicely with other OS's
[01:33] <DasEi1> !grub | boringpackets
[01:34] <mikeconcepts> any good howto on scanner setup?
[01:34] <holyguyver> unop, rm -virf  *Engagement*Party*.mp3 rm: cannot remove directory `06 The Engagement Party.mp3': No such file or directory
[01:34] <Guest68612> Desi_Muna: spell a few words wrong and then hit F7 then hit options and try in there
[01:34] <DasEi1>  boringpackets: also super-grub-cd is avery handy tool
[01:34]  * [tv] np: circle takes the square - kill the switch <3
[01:34] <unop> holyguyver,  fsck time
[01:34] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: one sec
[01:34] <msaraujo> anyone to help me?
[01:34] <ash26x> ?
[01:34] <boringpackets> So there's no way I can have both windows and ubuntu without first erasing ubuntu?
[01:34] <mroc> Soren_: all working properly?
 F7 spell check also doesn't work
[01:34] <Desi_Muna> many people having the same problem on ubuntu
[01:35] <mroc> Soren_: oh, right.  missed the dancing line.
[01:35] <Ashfire908> boringpackets: install windows then restore GRUB.
[01:35] <ash26x> can he install windows
[01:35] <Desi_Muna> other OS works
[01:35] <[tv]> boringpackets: the dual boot is going to be alot easier to set up if you install windows first
[01:35] <Pici> [tv]: Could you please disable that script in this channel?
[01:35] <ash26x> and reinstall grub after?
[01:35] <DasEi1>  boringpackets: install windows on a free partition, restore grub, np
[01:35] <[tv]> Pici: its not a script, but yea ill not type it
[01:35] <boringpackets> Ah, ok.
[01:35] <FrankQC> Gah I've been having network problems with the new kernel update =(
[01:35] <[tv]> sorry, force of habit
[01:35] <Ashfire908> holyguyver:  ls -ld "06 The Engagement Party.mp3"
[01:35] <ash26x> how do you repair grub after windows has changed the bootloader
[01:36] <holyguyver> unop, b,c Ashfire908, this is what happened, I dropped the harddrive from 4 feet into the floor. Sent it off to get the files extracted from it & put onto a new one, they were but some of the files extracted like this one was cerrupt.
[01:36] <unop> !grub > ash26x
[01:36] <ash26x> for my own knowledge
[01:36] <DasEi1> !grub
[01:36] <bc> Ashfire908: we're been there, too
[01:36] <bc> Ashfire908: we've
[01:36] <Ashfire908> bc: what were the flags?
[01:36] <jaggerjack_> Virtualizing OS X?  anyone?
[01:36] <ienorand> Wag: "lspci | grep VGA" will tell you
[01:36] <whelmed1> is http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/dvd/current/ the newest DVD image - it's called "Jaunty-dvd-i386.iso" rather than ubuntu-dvd-i386.iso which can be found on some mirrors
[01:36] <DasEi1> ash26x: and again, super-grub-disk
[01:36] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, ls -ld "06 The Engagement Party.mp3" drwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 2009-04-28 22:55 06 The Engagement Party.mp3
[01:36] <bc> Ashfire908: I'm pretty sure the flag was white
[01:37] <ash26x> thanks
[01:37] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: can you list the contents?
[01:37] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, what do you mean?
[01:37] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: straight up ls. ls -l "06 The Engagement Party.mp3"
[01:38] <[tv]> ash26x: if you have any files that you want to keep on that drive that has the messed upbootloader, id put a good amount of time if you have it into making sure you have that data
[01:38] <felix_> hi, i dunno how to change this code "sudo debmirror --verbose --progress --method=http --host=ie.archive.ubuntu.com --arch=i386 --source --dist=hardy,hardy-security,hardy-updates,hardy-backports --section=main,main/debian-installer,universe --ignore-release-gpg --root=ubuntu /home/repo" to download the current gnewsense repo (deltah) plz help
[01:38] <Soren_> mroc,  it is Unpacking now
[01:38] <holyguyver> Ashfire908,  ls -l "06 The Engagement Party.mp3" total 0
[01:38] <Pici> felix_: We do not support gnewsense here, may I suggest asking in their channel.
[01:38] <ash26x> coo
[01:38] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: and rmdir did not work?
[01:39] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, It did not work as bc could tell you
[01:39] <Soren_> mroc, it worked, do I need to change back the archive things to Intrepid?????//
[01:39] <kyle205> \]
[01:39] <whelmed1> is http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/dvd/current/ the newest DVD image - it's called "Jaunty-dvd-i386.iso" rather than ubuntu-dvd-i386.iso which can be found on some mirrors
[01:39] <SergeySyrota> Guys, any idea why would cron give segfault errors in the messages log?
[01:39] <mkasson> can someone help me choose proftpd or vsftpd for a small hopefully secure ftp server?
[01:39] <whelmed1> I'm about to burn that image so would love feedback
[01:39] <Pici> whelmed1: If it says current, then yes, its the latest.
[01:39] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: what fs is this? ext3?
[01:39] <DasEi1> whelmed1: yes
[01:39] <bc> holyguyver: do you have colors turned on in your terminal? are they default colors?
[01:39] <felix_> Pici, i found that line in a how to, but that downloads from ubuntu. i tryed changing hardy by deltah but nothing..
[01:39] <[tv]> ash26x: and if this is your first time setting up a dual boot, trust me, youre going to be alot better off if you have windows installed first, not saying you cant learn, its totally worthwhile it know most of the ways to do it, but youre going to end up tearing out alot less of your hair with windows on there first, i think
[01:40] <whelmed1> DasEi1: thanks!
[01:40] <Ashfire908> bc: did you try reseting the terminal?
[01:40] <ash26x> naw
[01:40] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, it is NTFS
[01:40] <ash26x> i've done truiple boots before
[01:40] <bc> Ashfire908: yessir
[01:40] <ash26x> but i'm about to install news windows 7 RC
[01:40] <Pici> felix_: We do not support gnewsense in #ubuntu.  Please ask in #gnewsense
[01:40] <holyguyver> bc yes they are standard colours
[01:40] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: oh. that helps a bit.
[01:40] <ash26x> and i might dual boot ubuntu later
[01:40] <bc> holyguyver: jesus NTFS
[01:40] <[tv]> oh cool, yea ive done like huge boot things just for fun, putting a ton of really old cli systems on one
[01:40] <Soren_> mroc, it worked, THANKS, do I need to change back the archive things to Intrepid?????//
[01:41] <ash26x> my memory is kinda rough though
[01:41] <Ashfire908> bc: you didn't ask that?
[01:41] <[tv]> you mean like degraded harddrive?
[01:41] <ash26x> and i've never done it backwards
[01:41] <ash26x> jsut wanted to know
[01:41] <jp_sf> mkasson: in terms of security the problem with proftpd or vsftpd is  FTP
[01:41] <bc> holyguyver: I'm giving up on the NTFS, I don't know any gotchas there (if there are any)
[01:41] <ash26x> in case i install one before the other
[01:41] <bc> Ashfire908: no
[01:41] <mkasson> jp_sf, hehe hear ya.  one better than the other?
[01:41] <DasEi1> holyguyver: have a windows install, too ?
[01:42] <[tv]> im so used to backing up systems and data, stuff like that, that its almost easier always for me to just do complete reinstalls
[01:42] <holyguyver> DasEi1, no I do not
[01:42] <Ashfire908> bc: then you didn't check if the mount was using ntfs-3g driver and not ntfs?
[01:42] <bc> Ashfire908: nope
[01:42] <holyguyver> DasEi1, I have not had Windows since 2003
[01:42] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: run mount
[01:42] <DasEi1> holyguyver: might ask in ##windows for a vista-live cd, then run fs-check on it
[01:42] <jp_sf> mkasson: I would say a good install of vsftpd would do it, it seems to me proftpd is easier to setup
[01:42] <holyguyver> DasEi1, As said I do not own a Windows system
[01:43] <DasEi1> holyguyver: why do you use ntfs then ?
[01:43] <DasEi1> holyguyver: a live cd needs no install
[01:43] <gymophett> lalalaa.
[01:43] <Parker> Hello Everybody! I have just purchased a Dell Inspiron 15 from best buy, and wish to install 9.04 on it. Will it run it with the out of the box configuration?
[01:43] <mkasson> jp_sf, k, thx
[01:43] <holyguyver> DasEi1, Just in case I have to take my external harddrive to anyone elses house or computer & if they are using Windoes, that way it can read it.
[01:43] <[tv]> plus a clean OS install is like when you get a 70$ car wash and you have that new car smell and no crusty cupholders and nice clean un-crooked floormats
[01:43] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: fat32.
[01:43] <jaggerjack_> how do you start firefox in safemode
[01:43] <jaggerjack_> ?
[01:44] <gymophett> Dell will probably work OOTB Parker.
[01:44] <Soren_> mroc, it worked, THANKS, do I need to change back the archive things to Intrepid?????//
[01:44] <gymophett> My Acer even did.
[01:44] <[tv]> oh forgive me, ill stop spamming this channel with random self ramblings, bbl
[01:44] <DasEi1> holyguyver: there are small win tools to read ext
[01:44] <pipegeek> It seems that, as of a recent update, flashplugin-installer no longer respects /etc/alternatives/firefox-flashplugin.  It's also no longer symlinking the plugin into /usr/lib/firefox/plugins.
[01:44] <gymophett> Dell has good hardware for Linux.
[01:44] <theORland> can someone tell me what is different compile kernel from kernel.org and git ubuntu ?
[01:44] <pipegeek> This is problematic, since I have two versions of the plugin installed, and can no longer select which firefox will use.
[01:44] <pipegeek> what happened, and where is ff looking for the plugin now?
[01:44] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: ntfs is a pain. for portablity, fat32 wins. Almost everything knows fat32.
[01:45] <pipegeek> clearly not in /usr/lib/firefox/plugins, seeing as how it still finds flash absent a symlink in that directory
[01:45] <holyguyver> DasEi1, But if I want to be able to have any random windows PC be able to read it without being able to install anything then those tools are not the salution
[01:45] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I often use file names too long for FAT32.
[01:45] <mpontillo> jaggerjack_: from the command line, run "firefox -safe-mode"
[01:45] <Parker> Thanks, gymophett, Also with A 64 Bit processor (intel core2 duo), I need to downloadthe 64 bit version, right? (the 'AMD' inthe title confused me
[01:46] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, Also this ecternal is over a tarabite.
[01:46] <DasEi1> holyguyver: yo, but can't use the whole disk-mainting soft of linux then
[01:46] <jaggerjack_> thanks mpontillo
[01:46] <gymophett> Well yeah Parker, you do. 64-bit = 64-bit OS. :D
[01:46] <gymophett> good luck!
[01:46] <Parker> Thanks.
[01:46] <jaggerjack_> what the heck...
[01:46] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: oh.
[01:47] <jaggerjack_> still having the same problem, Firefox times out and won't load web sites
[01:47] <ash26x> you can choose to use the 32 bit OS
[01:47] <ash26x> it'll work fine
[01:47] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, so you can see why I made the file system choice I made :(
[01:47] <ash26x> but 64 bit is the way to go
[01:47] <customer> is aptitude installed in bare minamal systemm
[01:48] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: personally I would have shot myself. what do you use the drive for?
[01:48] <gymophett> 64 would be recommended.
[01:48] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, archival
[01:48] <jaggerjack_> Anyone know why my internet connection times out on certain applications but not others?
[01:49] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: why then are you jumping the drive from system to system?
[01:49] <theORland> hello everybody, can someone tell me what is different compile kernel source from kernel.org and git ubuntu ?
[01:49] <VCoolio> jaggerjack_: did you specify a proxy for them which is not running atm?
[01:49] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: btw hook it up to a windows system and disk check it.
[01:49] <jaggerjack_> no
[01:49] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, in case I need to share the archive with a friend or else if my system died & I need to access the files from someone elses computer.
[01:49] <jaggerjack_> I am new to ubuntu so everythings is pretty much standard
[01:50] <mroc> Soren_: great!  you're welcome, i'm glad it worked.  you don't need to change it back.  intrepid was the last release, so keeping it as jaunty, the distribution you're currently using, will keep things up to date properly.
[01:50] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I do not have access the a windows system at my house.
[01:50] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I only have one computer & it has been Linux for the past 6 years.
[01:51] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: are you using the ntfs-3g driver or ntfs?
[01:51] <jaggerjack_> Here is my situation, I mentioned this earlier I am connected to this IRC server right now, but when I try to retrieve emails with thunderbird, connect to sites through firefox or log into pidgen nothing connects
[01:51] <jaggerjack_> it all times out
[01:51] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, ntfs-3g
[01:51] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: alright. so you got read-write access?
[01:52] <holyguyver> Yes
[01:52] <Parker> One more question, How would I completely boot ubuntu (wihout dual-booting with vista)!
[01:52] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: try linux-based disk check for ntfs?
[01:52] <FrankQC> Parker: Just override the Vista partition and make it so it's Linux
[01:52] <DasEi1> Parker: you dualboot now ?
[01:52] <TonyTheTiger> yo guys, is there drivers for the xbox 360 controllers?
[01:52] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: Yep.
[01:52] <etotheipi> Is it possible to use TrueCrypt to encrypt an entire disk (or at least everything except /boot and a few other necessary files), and have Ubuntu prompt for the password on boot?
[01:53] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I have already told you the issue, the disk is fine, but the file was retrieved from a badly damaged disk, so the file is badly currupted.
[01:53] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, How can I install it, do you know the terminal commands?
[01:53] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: you new to linux?
[01:53] <whelmed1> Going to be sharing 1TB worth of data across a dualboot windows/linux.  Is it better to have this using NTFS w/linux mounting through NTFS-3G or ext3 and having windows mount through Ext2 IFS
[01:53] <DasEi1> etotheipi: tc still doesn't do that for ubu, but can use alternate installer for that
[01:53] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, the salution is to move everything over to one of my other eternals & then reformat the harddrive :)
[01:53] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: yes but the disk check should check it and find it's corrupted and do somthing about it.
[01:53] <Parker> no, I just got a new laptop(dell Inspiron  15 laptop from best buy) and wish to install ubuntu as the onlyOS
[01:54] <pipegeek> no, turns out I'm just a moron
[01:54] <pipegeek> It's kind of a relief, actually
[01:54] <pipegeek> familiar state of affairs
[01:54] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, Not quite, but the guide im looking at seems dated and needs me to compile and build the driver which i havent done before and dont like the sound of.
[01:54] <DasEi1> Parker: so choose whole disk at ubu install
[01:54] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, There is nothign that can repaire it exept a reformat
[01:54] <plcTowlie> whelmed, i'm no expert but i thought the only 100% shared support file system was FAT32?
[01:54] <kyle205> Parker, run the Ubuntu installer and tell the partitioner to use the whole disk
[01:54] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: have you TRIED disk check?
[01:54] <BlackCoffee> is there a way off adding "copy to" to the context menu of nautilus?
[01:54] <whelmed1> plcTowlie, there is a newish NTFS driver that supports writing (NTFS-3G it's called)
[01:54] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: btw "disk check" means file system check.
[01:55] <Soren_> mroc, ty again.............and is that why my sound is not working even though Ubuntu thinks the speakers are playing sounds?
[01:55] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, Yes
[01:55] <mpontillo> jaggerjack_: can you pastebin the output of "nm-tool"?
[01:55] <Parker> Alright Thanks!
[01:55] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: yea, uh what happens when you plug in the controller? and is it wireless?
[01:55] <plcTowlie> whelmed1, oh ya, of course that works :) and i've never experuienced a problem, but its not 100% official
[01:55] <jaggerjack_> I am not sure how to do that mpontillo
[01:55] <mpontillo> !pastebin
[01:55] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: sorry but windows disk check of linux?
[01:55] <jaggerjack_> oh
[01:55] <jaggerjack_> ok
[01:55] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: *or
[01:55] <mroc> Soren_: no idea if sound is related or not.  probably not.  did sound work at one point and then stop, or has it never worked?
[01:56] <nigtv> i actually had another thing to ask
[01:56] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I do not own a Windows machien, I have already told you that!!!!!
[01:56] <whelmed1> plcTowlie: Yeah, that's the thing... data security is quite important to me which is why I'm a bit nervous
[01:56] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, nothing so far, the lights on my controller (wired arcade stick) just flash on and off.
[01:56] <customer> vidd you still here
[01:56] <nigtv> whenever i start ubuntu, i get this message that my home.drc is being ignored, and that it should have 644 permissions, but ive set it to have 644 permissions, and for some reason it keeps coming up
[01:56] <etotheipi> DasEi1: I already have 9.04 installed; will Ubuntu be able to copy everything from the existing installation?
[01:56] <plcTowlie> whelmed1: I hear you, i personally wouldnt be nervous about it, but like i said, i'm not an expert and i'm certainly not dealing with critical data
[01:56] <TimReichhart> could anybody guide me to a good how to guide to setup a email server
[01:56] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: that *might* be normal. One moment let me grab mine.
[01:57] <Darklegion> hi..
[01:57] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I have not owned a Windows machine in 6 years, I have not even touched a friend's one in 3 years
[01:57] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: ok then either try a window disk check (take it to a friend's house or somthing) or do what you said and copy everything away and etc.
[01:57] <Darklegion> can somebody tell me how can i log on in a server..
[01:57] <Darklegion> plz
[01:57] <nigtv> holyguyver: whats wrong with windows
[01:57] <Soren_> mroc, it has never worked
[01:58] <nigtv> actually nevermind, not the forum for that discussion
[01:58] <DasEi1> etotheipi: I lost the context.. copy from where to what ?
[01:58] <holyguyver> nigtv, ask Richard M Stallman that question.
[01:58] <ash26x> anyone else getting the win 7 RC?
[01:58] <nigtv> thanks, i will
[01:58] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: well then... get reacquainted...
[01:58] <stealth-> how can I make programs autostart in gnome?
[01:58] <whelmed1> plcTowlie: You spend 3 years doing experiments and gathering this size of data and you'll get paranoid :)  I have backups all over the place but it's hard to backup 1TB worth of data religiously
[01:58] <Darklegion> ..........
[01:58] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: yea sorry getting it now.
[01:58] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, Get reaquanted with what?
[01:58] <etotheipi> DasEi1: I have 9.04 already installed, but I'd like to use the alternate install CD to reconfigure everything to use an encrypted main disk. Does that mean I'll have to do a fresh install?
[01:58] <jaggerjack_> mpontillo I pm'ed it to you cause its a lot of stuff
[01:59] <mroc> Soren_: my knowledge of sound isn't very extensive, so forgive me if the things i suggest are quite simple and have been tried.  have you opened up the volume control panel and gone to preferences to see if the right device is selected?
[01:59] <customer> holyguyver  i have been using for 10 years no windows i like it better
[01:59] <DasEi1> etotheipi: yes, all data will be lost
[01:59] <frenzy_usa> TimReichhart: Do you have any particular email server in mind?
[01:59] <nigtv> i think that the error message that my home.dmrc file in being ignored has something to do with me getting rid of a user that i had on here, but i cant for the life of me figure out how to make it stop coming up, ive fixed permissions and everything
[01:59] <Pici> Darklegion: Please don't do that.  ask you're question on one line and someone will try to answer.
[01:59] <nigtv> im not sure how to make it not ignore that file
[01:59] <mnpk> steaktg- : system > preferences > sessions
[01:59] <tgr> after i install the ubuntu recommended nvidia driver i have problems viewing program icons in wine how can i solve this?
[01:59] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: windows...
[01:59] <etotheipi> DasEi1: ah, that's unfortunate. I can see how the data *could* be stored, and then copied over, and then everything merged... but it's a bit of a programming chore. Thanks.
[02:00] <desmond> !mac
[02:00] <holyguyver> Customer what are you talkign about? I have been using Linux for the past 6 years without Windows, so I am not asking why people choose Linux over Windows, I am not a Windows user.
[02:00] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, I wouldn't dare touch that operating system not unless my computer died.
[02:00] <customer> neither am i
[02:00] <TimReichhart> well I want to stick with the one that comes with ubuntu server setup cd there frenzy
[02:00] <smaug91> how do I install java 1.4.2 in 8.10?
[02:00] <Soren_> mroc, it is ok, I will try back later, ty again
[02:00] <nigtv> smaug91: i dont suppose its in the repos?
[02:00] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: then have your friend touch it... really get over it. not like you are going to be usiing it forever...
[02:00] <mroc> Soren_: welcome.
[02:01] <Soren_> mroc, I can only stand so much of this before I needto kill
[02:01] <customer> i have been using linux for 10 years no windows
[02:01] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: uh unplug the controller
[02:01] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, Richard M Stallman is a God
[02:01] <holyguyver> GNU/Linux :D
[02:01] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, ok.
[02:01] <astralsin> i installed jaunty last night and my fonts seem a bit blurry... is there any way to clean that up? i havent really found anything on google
[02:01] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: I don't give a crap who richard M stallman is
[02:01] <nigtv> i have been using linux for 2 years, and have been using windows my whole life, as well as mac, i dont see what the problem is with using an operating system thats not free, plus its good to be versed in other os's
[02:02] <holyguyver> customer I& I have been using Linux for 6 years no windows
[02:02] <smaug91> nigtv: haven't checked, assumed that it's a newer version. 1.4.2 is old
[02:02] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, He is the founder of GNU without which Linux wouldn't matter.
[02:02] <bc> astralsin: gnome?
[02:02] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: open the system log viewer.
[02:02] <astralsin> bc: yup
[02:02] <smaug91> nigtv: couldn't find it in synaptic
[02:02] <nigtv> smaug91: well, give me one sec, lit me see if i can find a source package on the net, thats probably your best bet
[02:02] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: i figured that. here: you use ntfs, the windows fs. there. you've been using windows. get over it.
[02:03] <bc> astralsin: right click desktop, 'change desktop background', click on fonts tab and you'll see the font settings. you might have too much antialiasing for your taste
[02:03] <stealth-> how can I make programs autostart in gnome?
[02:03] <plcTowlie> Ive been having an issue with my jaunty pc freezing only on cold starts.  This is a new issue after an upgrade to Jaunty.  It seems to freeze during booting right after the lights on USB devices flash off (mouse and keyboard).  In a normal start they turn back on and boot continues.  When a freeze happens, the screen simply stays black.
[02:03] <kyle205> Okay, so I upgraded to Jaunty a few days ago, and I had no problems, until today. My wireless connection/card has simply stopped working.
[02:03] <whelmed1> if I was going to make a partition for ubuntu to hold all 'nix software (multiple display managers, openoffice, all the goodies), how much space should I set aside?  50GB? 100GB?
[02:03] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, You mean the log file viewer?
[02:03] <nigtv> smaug91: you are aware that its probably not in support cycle anymore, right?
[02:03] <astralsin> bc: i'll give that a try, didn't see anything about antialiasing last night but then again, i wasn't looking for it
[02:03] <astralsin> 1
[02:03] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, No I do not use Windows, I merly use their file system for compatability just in case I have to ever access my data through a computer that does run Windows.
[02:03] <astralsin> er
[02:03] <astralsin> woops
[02:03] <mnpk> stealth- : system > preferences > sessions
[02:03] <FloodBot1> astralsin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:03] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, sorry system log viewer*
[02:04] <stealth-> mnpk: thanks
[02:04] <smaug91> nigtv: 1.4.2, yeah, it's an old app, ilo for an old dl360
[02:04] <bc> astralsin: rendering; also click the details button for more.... details
[02:04] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, it open.
[02:04] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: well now you have to.
[02:04] <MaT-dg> how do I change directory to a folder with a space in the name? 'cd the folder'
[02:04] <bc> astralsin: using a font like Lucida Grande might also help
[02:04] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: find the log for the kernel.
[02:05] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, No I do not! I can as I said move the files to one of my other external tarabite hardrives & then reformat this one & move the files back!
[02:05] <kyle205> Can anyone help me?
[02:05] <EdgEy> MaT-dg, either cd "folder with space" or cd folder\ with\ space
[02:05] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, looking at kern.log
[02:05] <Ashfire908> holyguyver: ohhhkaaayy.... knock yourself out.
[02:05] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: plug in the controller
[02:06] <holyguyver> Ashfire908, Go jump off a cliff! good bye
[02:06] <MaT-dg> EdgEy: ok, thats it, thx :)
[02:06] <frenzy_usa> TimReichhart: Check www.howtoforge.com. Trying to find the how-to that I used.
[02:06] <eseven73> does http://67.181.238.156 work for anyone else?
[02:06] <Ashfire908> That was as dumb as "no I don't like ford i refuse to ride in my friend's ford at all."
[02:07] <astralsin> bc: that'll do it, thankee
[02:07] <TonyTheTiger> Ashfire908, Done, and maybe itd be a better idea to chat in seperate window.
[02:07] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: what comes up in the window, pastebin it.
[02:07] <BlackCoffee> is there a way off adding "copy to" to the context menu of nautilus?
[02:07] <Ashfire908> TonyTheTiger: if you want to, pm me.
[02:07] <DG19075> it works here
[02:08] <eseven73> DG19075, was that for me?
[02:08] <Roasted> does changing the group permission of a folder require sudo rights?
[02:08] <Dr_Willis> BlackCoffee:  Nautilus has a scripting feature/directory of user makeable scripts.. so its proberly sort of doable.
[02:08] <DG19075> eseven73: yup
[02:08] <BlackCoffee> aha
[02:08] <eseven73> DG19075, sweet, thanks :D
[02:08] <BlackCoffee> Dr_Willis: thanks,will check that out
[02:09] <xbb> hello
[02:09] <nigtv> smaug91: im having problems finding the package in cli
[02:09] <nigtv> but i know you can get it, either the s/x or the rpm
[02:09] <desmond> is there a mactel ubuntu forum?
[02:10] <mdg> desmond: What kind of mac you have?
[02:10] <tomlee263> who knows ubuntu 9.04 netbook remix?
[02:10] <xcv> allo room
[02:10] <desmond> mac book pro core 2 due 5,1
[02:10] <xcv> Help please --> 3 errors on login: The panel encountered a problem while loading OAFIID:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet / OAFIID:GNOME_IndicatorApplet / OAFIID:GNOME_MixerApplet. Details in pastebin.
[02:10] <jeffreyf1> Roasted:Yes and no, permission changes on folders you don't own or have permissions to will require sudo.  If you own the folders (like in your home folder) you can change them.
[02:10] <javyn> 33256
[02:10] <tomlee263> I downloaded the img file.but how can we convert it to iso?
[02:10] <javyn> |<
[02:10] <mdg> desmond: Nice!  I have an old G3 (looks like a lamp)
[02:10] <xbb> I am in a process of rendering to mp4 from kdenlive. Movie clip is about 4 minutes and so far size of the file is 60MB and still going. What should the size be for a 4 min movie, approximately?
[02:10] <desmond> mdg: lol
[02:11] <desmond> mdg: but do you know if there is a mac irc?
[02:11] <Roasted> jeffreyf1 - well, I'm a little confused. I'm setting up an rsync script... the -g switch will retain the group permissions, and -p keeps the octal permissions... and -g and -p DO NOT require root priviledges.  Yet -o (keeps owner) does require sudo rights. That's why I'm confused, by keeping -o does but -g and -p don't need sudo.
[02:11] <DragonLinux> desmond, you mean an irc client for osx ?
[02:11] <smaug91> nigtv: me too. thanks for looking!
[02:11] <Stanlin> ls
[02:11] <Stanlin> apt-get install ms-office97
[02:11] <mdg> desmond: Let met check the ubuntu apple forum and see if the IRC channel is up.
[02:11] <Stanlin> ops sorry
[02:11] <nigtv> smaug91: if you hang out here
[02:11] <desmond> DragonLinux: no an ubuntu irc channel for mac users
[02:11] <nigtv> for just a second, im sure i can find it
[02:12] <nigtv> give me 5 minutes or so, ill pm you
[02:12] <DragonLinux> desmond, ahh ok. im running ubuntu 8.1 on my mac using vmware fusion :)
[02:12] <jeffreyf1> Roasted: The premise is that you can not change permissions on system folders without some effort of becoming su first.
[02:12] <smaug91> nigtv: ill be here
[02:12] <nigtv> im all coffee'd, so no is not an answer, btw
[02:12] <smaug91> nigtv: preciate it
[02:12] <Roasted> jeffreyf1 - right, but how come my rsync script can get away WITHOUT sudo to keep permissions and groups, but not owner?
[02:12] <desmond> DragonLinux: mdg: i know there is ubuntu-ppa but is there like a #ubuntu-mactel or somthing
[02:13] <magicrobotmonkey> i have ubuntu/osx setup on a dual boot, is it possible to run the osx partition in some sort of virtual machine?
[02:13] <CalypsoLTS> what other ubuntu/linux channels are their?
[02:13] <Pici> !irc
[02:13] <CalypsoLTS> I used to go to one that did live podcasts, don't remember the name of the channel though
[02:14] <Dr_Willis> CalypsoLTS:  i see a list of them here -> http://www.gogloom.com/search?q=ubuntu&start=0
[02:14] <DragonLinux> magicrobotmonkey, there are hacked versions of osx that will run in a vm, but there is no hardware acceleration or OS integration. its not even worth it. so short answer is no
[02:14] <Pici> !ot
[02:14] <jeffreyf1> Frankly I am not too sure.  I've used rsync once to back up before a reload of my system. Are you copying files away from or back to your system?
[02:14] <mattgyver> A bit off topic, What is the significance of the boot flag?
[02:14] <Roasted> jeffreyf1 - I have a 2nd drive in my computer that I rsync everything to for dedundancy.
[02:14] <eseven73> CalypsoLTS, you can search searchirc.org for the word Ubuntu and you'll get a list of irc channels/servers for Ubuntu
[02:14] <magicrobotmonkey> how do i get rid of the grub menu that lets you pick the kernel
[02:15] <CoBaY> virus to ubuntu?
[02:15] <CoBaY> spam to ubuntu?
[02:15] <jeffreyf1> Roasted: so you are copying off always?
[02:15] <lstarnes> CoBaY: those don't look like actual questions
[02:15] <alex_mayorga> hi, I'm unable to  send a picture to my laptop via bluetooth from my phone, my bluetooth mouse works fine, suggestions?
[02:15] <Roasted> jeffreyf1 - off alwyas?
[02:16] <test34> I followed solution #1 at : http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-set-a-static-ip-address-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex.html to set a static IP.  Everything works fine except for the networking disabled icon in the top bar that i dont know how to remove... any ideasÉ
[02:16] <test34> ?
[02:16] <cobra146> turn on phone ????
[02:16] <FloodBot1> test34: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:16] <lstarnes> CoBaY: any OS can recieve spam, but linux and other unix-like OSes are very virus-resistant
[02:16] <CoBaY> no speak english . speak french
[02:16] <eseven73> !virus | CoBaY
[02:16] <mdg> desmond: Not finding it
[02:16] <eseven73> !fr | CoBaY
[02:17] <CoBaY> ok
[02:17] <doc``> how do i remove all java i have installed?
[02:17] <xcv> Help please --> 3 errors on login: The panel encountered a problem while loading OAFIID:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet / OAFIID:GNOME_IndicatorApplet / OAFIID:GNOME_MixerApplet. Details in pastebin.
[02:17] <desmond> mdg: its ok mabye there isnt one
[02:17] <desmond> !mactel
[02:17] <cobra146> ANYONE USING 9.04 YET??
[02:17] <Roasted> yes
[02:17] <mattgyver> cobra, yes
[02:17] <eseven73> !panels | xcv
[02:17] <kitche> !caps | cobra146
[02:18] <mzz> ubottu: says you
[02:18] <mdg>  desmond You running jaunty?
[02:18] <cobra146> Seems a lot FASTER THAN OTHER FLAVORS
[02:18] <Pici> cobra146: Please lose the caps.
[02:18] <kitche> cobra146: quit using caps
[02:18] <cobra146> i know
[02:18] <Roasted> cobra - yes, it is.
[02:18] <nigtv> smaug91: what version of 1.4.2 did you need
[02:18] <mdg> Wed May  6 01:18:37 UTC 2009
[02:18] <desmond> mdg: lol hell no im on 8.10 and will be for at leat a month - theres only downfalls to upgradeing in my mind,
[02:18] <xcv> eseven73: trying that now. reboot?
[02:19] <jeffreyf1> Roasted: It won't ask for su if you had no access to those files/folders, you just wouldn't be able to.  I rsync'd to another system and kept the permissions intact.  What groups are you in
[02:19] <smaug91> nigtv: just about any
[02:19] <test34> 1
[02:19] <nigtv> k
[02:19] <eseven73> reboot is a Crazy Windows thing, just restart X
[02:19] <cobra146> i used 9.04 for about a month on usb drive worked great
[02:19] <mdg> desmond: I have 8.10 installed too.  Even got USB wifi working!  YAY!
[02:19] <smaug91> nigtv: running it in ff 3.0.10
[02:20] <test34> is bluetooth fixed in 9.04 ?
[02:20] <Dr_Willis> The other day someone mentioned in here  command tht shows the various samba Servers  and their ip#'s on the lan ( i think) it was a simple command, not smbtree, but i cant rember the name of the command. anyone else recall such  command?
[02:20] <test34> (ie bluetooth headsets)
[02:20] <nigtv> smaug91: well, heres this link, there is alot of stuff there, about halfway down is the link you want, for 1.4.2, with a drop down to select ver
[02:20] <nigtv> http://java.sun.com/products/archive/?intcmp=2817
[02:21] <nigtv> you should be able to get all of your docs
[02:21] <nigtv> as well
[02:21] <smaug91> thanks!
[02:21] <nigtv> after you pick the ver and agree to liscence, theres a drop down for platform
[02:21] <desmond> mdg: lol nice
[02:22] <mdg> desmond: Something in particular you were looking to tweak?
[02:22] <desmond> mdg: no i can do all that myself, i was looking to help other mac ubuntu users
[02:22] <mdg> desmond: that would be ME!
[02:22] <nigtv> im not sure what the install is like with those, but im guessing you either "configure make makeinstall" or dpkg, or something like that, and i think on the download page for the platform ver should be installation notes at the bottom
[02:22] <mdg> LOL
[02:22] <CalypsoLTS> Got a question, which package would be best for desk applets like system information for 9.04?
[02:22] <skierkyle> hi, is there anyway I can download applications with apt-get without installing them, then put the .deb's on a flash drive or something?
[02:23] <xcv> eseven73: not sure how to restart X (other than ctrl alt bksp, which, iirc, is disabled in jaunty). rebooting to test. brb. tia!
[02:23] <mdg> desmond: what do you recommend to get around no flash?
[02:23] <eseven73> xcv wait
[02:23] <EdgEy> skierkyle, sudo aptitude download package
[02:23] <xcv> waiting
[02:23] <eseven73> !dontzap | xcv
[02:23] <nigtv> smaug91: oh yea, one more thing, it looks like synaptic has a few backport packages for different things for 1.4.2, you may want to look at those too
[02:23] <eseven73> get that
[02:24] <desmond> mdg: waht do you mean no flash?
[02:24] <skierkyle> Edgey, where will that file end up?
[02:24] <EdgEy> skierkyle, can be awkward though since you need to figure out dependencies etc
[02:24] <EdgEy> wherever you ran it from
[02:24] <xcv> yep. ty
[02:24] <skierkyle> Thanks.
[02:24] <eseven73> np xcv
[02:24] <mdg> desmond:... I mean gnash isn't so great
[02:25] <smaug91> nigtv: thanks!
[02:25] <guitarman814> hey is there anyone around who would be willing to help me? :)
[02:25] <KB1JWQ> !ask | guitarman814
[02:26] <guitarman814> well then :P
[02:26] <desmond> mdg: oh i dont use gnash
[02:26] <mattgyver> guitarman814, what do you need help with?
[02:26] <Roasted> jeffreyk1 - worked!
[02:27] <mdg> desmond: oh, you have intel mac - I forgot
[02:27] <guitarman814> k heres my problem, a few days ago i restarted and booted vista to work in flash cs4, then restarted and booted into ubuntu, now when i try to start up deluge i get this error: glib.GError: Unrecognized image file format and I've searched google and found nothing :(
[02:28] <mattgyver> guitarman814, im afraid i know nothing about that.  Sorry, hopefully someone else does.
[02:28] <cobra146> sound like a boot image problem
[02:28] <desmond> mdg: lol oh yea =/
[02:28] <CalypsoLTS> Hello all, what would be a good desktop applet package for Ubuntu 9.04? Or where can I look to find my answer?
[02:28] <desmond> mdg: to me the ppc macs were pretty bad
[02:28] <guitarman814> do you know of anything i could try to fix it?  i dont want to reinstall
[02:28] <glitsj16> CalypsoLTS: screenlets is one
[02:29] <CalypsoLTS> k, will look it up, thanks glitsj16
[02:29] <guitarman814> CalypsoLTS: superkaramba is another one
[02:29] <mdg> desmond: Why's that?
[02:29] <Dr_Willis> CalypsoLTS:  google deaktop applets work also.. sort of. :)
[02:30] <Robuntu> How Important Is a swap partition, What is it used for, and I don't have one, is that bad?
[02:30] <datta> can anyone tell me how to make interactive in openoffice impress
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> Robuntu:  its not imporntant till you run out of ram.
[02:30] <datta> is there any way to make quizes in that
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> Robuntu:  then it can be.. err.. bad to run out of ram
[02:31] <xcv> alt-sysreq-k restarted X. all seems ok. thanks again. signing off
[02:31] <coleys> Okay. I'm having issues sharing my Hp Deskjet F4280 Printer from my desktop (which has ubuntu installed) to this laptop, which also has ubuntu installed... anyone available for assistance?
[02:31] <Robuntu> ﻿Dr_Willis:i have 1.2 gigs and i'm running open SUSE is that enough, and can i make a swap partition and how?
[02:32] <desmond> mdg: idk they lacked power and asthectics to make it worth it
[02:32] <trimeta> I'm trying to remove a package, but I get the following error:
[02:32] <trimeta> invoke-rc.d: initscript blockcontrol, action "stop" failed.
[02:32] <trimeta> It doesn't let me remove it.
[02:33] <trimeta> I checked, the service isn't currently running. How can I force it to remove the package without trying to stop the service?
[02:33] <mdg> desmond: Luckily still somewhat usable with linux on it :)
[02:33] <desmond> mdg: lol
[02:33] <datta> can anyone please help me with openoffice impress
[02:34] <doc_brown> my external hard drive isn't recognized.  I'd like to format it and start over.  what should i do?
[02:34] <coleys> Okay. I'm having issues sharing my Hp Deskjet F4280 Printer from my desktop (which has ubuntu installed) to this laptop, which also has ubuntu installed... anyone available for assistance?
[02:34] <datta> their irc chat is not giving any response even though i watited for a long time
[02:34] <mdg> desmond: when you can't afford nothing new....you make do, so I make do
[02:34] <datta> looks like they dont actually know anything about it
[02:34] <pilif12p> Hi
[02:34] <Dr_Willis> Robuntu:   You can always make a swap file if you wanted to.
[02:34] <Robuntu> ﻿Dr_Willis: did you get that last message?
[02:34] <pilif12p> I have a question.
[02:34] <Robuntu> nvm
[02:35] <desmond> mdg: lol true this is my newest computer in 6+ years
[02:35] <pilif12p> My question is, can i use sunbird in the gnome panel
[02:35] <datta> please help me with openoffice impress
[02:35] <Robuntu> ﻿Dr_Willis: if you have time do you have any instruction?
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> Robuntu:  or you can resise and make a swap partition on any hd you have and add an entry for it to the fstab
[02:35] <mdg> !apple
[02:35] <mdg> !mac
[02:35] <datta> !openoffice
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> Robuntu:  theres numerous 'swap howto' guides out there.  making a swap file is not too hard to do. YOu may never need the swap  its just somthing to learn to do
[02:36] <mdg> !PPC
[02:36] <alex_mayorga> I'm unable to  send a picture to my laptop via bluetooth from my phone, my bluetooth mouse works fine, suggestions?
[02:36] <pilif12p> like, when i click on the Date and Time, when the calendar comes up and i click on a date, i want it to open in Sunbird.
[02:36] <pilif12p> Alex_mayorga whos your cell provider?
[02:36] <Robuntu> ﻿Dr_Willis: ok thanks for the help, i was a little worried?
[02:36] <mdg> desmond: How come you went linux?
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> can a bluetooth thing only be 'paired' with one device at a time? ie: a phone or a mouse?  ive never tried a BT. mouse befor. or more then 1 BT device..
[02:37] <mattgyver> Yes it can
[02:37] <mattgyver> :)
[02:37] <chinosuke> wireshark promiscuous mode not working in ubuntu 9.04
[02:37] <pilif12p> If you have verizion, you cant send pics on bluetooth
[02:37] <xisorshadow_> can somebody help me figure out if 3d is working? i just installed this with wubi
[02:37] <coleys> Okay. I'm having issues sharing my Hp Deskjet F4280 Printer from my desktop (which has ubuntu installed) to this laptop, which also has ubuntu installed... anyone available for assistance?
[02:38] <dyess002> guys  how do I treat a .tar or the rpm file
[02:38] <pilif12p> when i click on the Date and Time, when the calendar comes up and i click on a date, i want it to open in Sunbird can that be done?
[02:38] <xangua> xisorshadow_: why do people use wubi!¿!¡!??!¡!¡?
[02:38] <mattgyver> Dr_Willis, You can have multiple devices connected, however in reguards of what you just explained that i dont know if you can out of the box, but you could probably connect them manually that way
[02:38] <desmond> mdg: well i find it suppior, i feel more like a user instead of a bystander, i like open source ideals, big fan of commuinity
[02:38] <datta> !staroffice
[02:38] <Austin___> I recently activated my graphics card, now it says it cant show me anything....out of siginal or something.  i'm uign a ATI, FGRLX driver.....help?
[02:38] <KB1JWQ> dyess002: Rephrase your question.
[02:38] <datta> !jaunty
[02:38] <xisorshadow_> Dr_Willis, bluetooth should be able to pair with 7 devices at a time max, theoretically
[02:38] <datta> !torrents
[02:38] <xisorshadow_> dont know about in linux though
[02:38] <KB1JWQ> !botabuse | datta
[02:38] <mdg> desmond: awesome!  I totally agree
[02:39] <jpedroza> Hello, I just installed a GeForce 4 MX 440 into an older machine that my Daughter uses, but I can't seem to get the GLX-180 driver to work. Should I use an older driver for this old of a crad? Like the GLX-170?
[02:39] <coleys> !printer
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  ok.  i was just wondering.. i never used more then a single phone, or headset at the same time.
[02:39] <xisorshadow_> xangua, because i dont want to have to setup a separate partition for ubuntu
[02:39] <pilif12p> !sunbird
[02:39] <desmond> mdg: yea im big on connecting people right now and linux is the best universal way
[02:39] <stealth-> Stop the bot abuse, guys
[02:39] <burntresistor> whats a good linux website for articles on up to date news and information
[02:40] <xisorshadow_> Dr_Willis , a bluetooth device can only be paired to a single bluetooth controller/adapter at a time, but each adapter supports 7 devices simultaneously
[02:40] <dyess002> there ar 2 files  a .tar and rpm  question is which how do I deal with them
[02:40] <stealth-> burntresistor: linux.org slashdot.com is pretty cool
[02:40] <pilif12p> i was just seeing if it knew how to use sunbird, as i said
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  ah that makes more sence then.
[02:40] <KB1JWQ> dyess002: Untar the tar, follow the instructions that it unpacks.
[02:40] <mdg> stealth-: Sorry - just looking for info
[02:40] <xisorshadow_> now, can anyone help me determine if i have 3d accleration?
[02:41] <stealth-> dyess002: .tar is a archive file. Like .zip, double click to run the archive manager. .rpm is a debain package file, it should run automatically if you double click on it
[02:41] <dyess002> what do I do with the rpm file, is that just another option
[02:41] <stealth-> mdg: you can explore the bot by messaging it :)
[02:41] <stealth-> mdg: or in #ubuntu-bots
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  run jockey-gtk and see if it sees your device and any drivers you need.. what is the video card you are using?
[02:41] <Pici> stealth-, dyess002: rpms are for redhat systems.
[02:41] <stealth-> Pici: oh yeah, opps :/
[02:41] <xisorshadow_> nvidia geforce 9600M GT
[02:41] <pilif12p> did anyone see my question?
[02:41] <mdg> stealth-: messaging?  New to IRC - please explain
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  you need to install the proper nvidia drivers then. jockey-gtk will do that for you most likely.
[02:41] <stealth-> !repeat | pilif12p
[02:41] <alex_mayorga> pilif12p: movistar in Mexico, it's a Nokia 5800, but I don't think that's relevant
[02:42] <dyess002> OK so ith Ubunta all I ned to fool with is tar files
[02:42] <ingotman320> Neferkasat/msg NickServ register wtawtss320 neferkasat@aol.com
[02:42] <xisorshadow_> where the heck is the terminal in this thing? never used KDE4 before
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  actually it should of poped up a dialog a few moments after you logged in the first time also   mentiong it.
[02:42] <Pici> dyess002: No, you should install software from the repositories.
[02:42] <xisorshadow_> it did not
[02:42] <Pici> !software | dyess002
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  oh kde.. you want jockey-qt then I think
[02:42] <pilif12p> Is it saying not to repeat my question, or to repeat it?
[02:42] <Pici> ingotman320: I suggest you pick a new password
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  or look in the menus for a 'hardware-drivers' icon (i think its called)
[02:42] <frenzy_usa> pilif12p: just repeat your question
[02:42] <stealth-> mdg: its a private conversation, like in IM programs. depending on your client, it might work differently, bottom line: type /msg nick-here text-here to send a private message. Your client generally handles the rest
[02:42] <pilif12p> when i click on the Date and Time, when the calendar comes up and i click on a date, i want it to open in Sunbird.
[02:42] <alex_mayorga> I think this https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/283064 is still alive in Jaunty, right?
[02:43] <riz0n> hey guys i have an ubuntu server and there are a couple of things i am hoping i can achieve without having to set up a windows server
[02:43] <chinosuke> wireshark promiscuous mode not working in ubuntu 9.04
[02:43] <xisorshadow_> Dr_Willis , hardware drivers says no proprietary drivers are in use on this system, and there are no options
[02:43] <pilif12p> if anyone know, can you email me at admin[at]pilif12p[dot]tk
[02:43] <mdg> stealth-: Thanks for the explanation
[02:43] <riz0n> first ... i need to set up a VPN server that i can connect to so i can become a part of this LAN... and i also need a domain controller
[02:43] <pilif12p> because, i have to go
[02:43] <xisorshadow_> do i use sudo when running jockey-qt?
[02:43] <riz0n> can i achieve those with ubuntu
[02:43] <jpedroza> Looks like the 440 likes the 96 series drivers best.
[02:43] <stealth-> riz0n: ask a more specific question, please
[02:43] <Paddy_EIRE> pilif12p: That would be more a question for the developers or someone on the forums
[02:43] <dyess002> for instance the antivirus AVAST I couldn't find in the package manager so I find it on their web pge and it gives an option tar or .rpm
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  thats odd.. you could try manually installing the nvidia-glx packages  for that card you may want the '180' version of the drivers
[02:44] <pilif12p> Okay
[02:44] <pilif12p> bye
[02:44] <stealth-> riz0n: if your looking to set up a backup server, google is your friend
[02:44] <stealth-> mdg: anytime :)
[02:44] <riz0n> no i do not need a back up server
[02:44] <mattgyver> When i change my display settings with the nvidia tool and click 'Save to X configuration file' i receive the following error 'Unable to create new X config backup file' has anyone seen that before and know how to fix it?
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> !find nvidia-glx | xisorshadow_
[02:44] <riz0n> i need to set up a VPN server and domain controller
[02:44] <stealth-> mattgyver: check to see if your running it as root
[02:44] <xisorshadow_> how do i install and configure them?
[02:44] <xisorshadow_> i am new to linux
[02:45] <mattgyver> okay
[02:45] <stealth-> xisorshadow_: install and configure .tar and .rpm files?
[02:45] <sharperguy> How can I set the GTK theme on my KDE4 apps without actually installing KDE?
[02:45] <tyler_d1>  
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  sudo apt-get install PACKAGENAME, then  run   nvidia-settings as root to tweak them
[02:45] <tyler_d1> ;
[02:45] <xisorshadow_> no stealth
[02:45] <mattgyver> stealth, its in the system menu though, can i edit that path??
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  unless theres somthing weird with a wubi install.. the drivers should work.
[02:45] <stealth-> xisorshadow_: sorry, please adress someone in the channel or make your question more clear
[02:45] <VCoolio> mattgyver: alt+f2 gksudo nvidia-settings
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> xisorshadow_:  you may want the  nvidia-glx-180  for that card.
[02:45] <frenzy_usa> xisorshadow_: Have you tried using System -> Administration -> Drivers
[02:46] <stealth-> mattgyver: well you could change it to: gksu "com
[02:46] <stealth-> m
[02:46] <Stanlin> !ini
[02:46] <Stanlin> !init
[02:46] <xisorshadow_> ok its downloading the nvidia 180 drivers
[02:46] <frenzy_usa> xisorshadow_: Hardware Drivers*
[02:46] <stealth-> mattgyver: ignore that, hit keyboard by accident
[02:46] <chinosuke> wireshark promiscuous mode not working in ubuntu 9.04
[02:46] <xisorshadow_> can anybody help me disable apic with a wubi install? i have to or my intel HDA sound wont work
[02:46] <mattgyver> oh, didnt realize i could edit the path to the system, and preferences menus at the main menu screen
[02:46] <mattgyver> thanks
[02:46] <stealth-> mattgyver: well you could change it to: gksu "command here" or you could open a terminal and type gksu "command here"
[02:47] <xisorshadow_> does editing grub.conf work with a wubi install like it would with a normal one?
[02:47] <kewl1> me
[02:48] <umpop> any word on the 2.6.28 dmraid issue?
[02:48] <xisorshadow_> ok it finished installing the nvidia driver package with apt, how do i configure X to use that driver?
[02:48] <goose> I'm having trouble uninstalling 9.04, and I'm worried that just deleting the "C:\Ubuntu\" folder in Windows will screw something up, does anyone know a better alternative way to uninstall?
[02:48] <mattgyver> thanks, gksu worked, gksudo did not, any reason that is??
[02:49] <xangua> goose: make a partition.........don't use wubi
[02:49] <Tidux> eww wubi sucks
[02:49] <xisorshadow_> xangua whats wrong with wubi?
[02:49] <Tidux> everyth80ing
[02:49] <Tidux> not to mention it runs inside windows
[02:49] <Tidux> which is autofail
[02:49] <goose> xangua, that's how I intend to reinstall when I put i386 on there, but for x64 I used wubi, and I want to get rid of it and replace it with i386 now. suggestion on how?
[02:49] <xangua> goose: if you used wubi then go to add and quit programs and just delete it, that doesn't work ¿¿
[02:49] <stealth-> mattgyver: different commands. sometimes people forget the names. sudo is a commonly used command with a similar effect, so people might get confused
[02:49] <xisorshadow_> it doesnt run inside windows tidux, it boots separately
[02:49] <goose> xangua, I get an uninstall error \o/
[02:49] <xisorshadow_> from system startup, windows doesnt even load
[02:50] <mattgyver> oh okay, thanks ill keep that in mind
[02:50] <stealth-> mattgyver: np
[02:50] <Name141> Would it be possible for me to revert back to the e1000e (100?) version driver for my NIC that was in Hardy?
[02:50] <Tidux> idunnolol
[02:50] <Name141> I can't get my NIC to work in anything higher than Hardy
[02:50] <Tidux> it's probably a kernel issue
[02:50] <xisorshadow_> can somebody please help me with nvidia drivers?
[02:50] <xisorshadow_> installed them, how do i make themw ork?
[02:50] <Tidux> which nvidia card?
[02:50] <goose> Name141, it's possible, you have to do it in repositories
[02:51] <xisorshadow_> geforce 9600
[02:51] <cnash6> hey all.  okay, today I installed the windows 7 beta to a blank partition on my harddrive.  i previously dual-booted ubuntu 9.04 and vista.  now i have the windows bootloader and cannot access ubuntu.  how do i restore grub?
[02:51] <Tidux> hmm...
[02:51] <xisorshadow_> i already used apt to install the driver
[02:51] <commander_> can i have 9.04 look like Mac OSX Leopard?
[02:51] <Name141> goose how? I can't even connect to the internet
[02:51] <xisorshadow_> i just need to know how to configure X to use it
[02:51] <xisorshadow_> and then how to configure the driver itself
[02:51] <cnash6> i don't currently have the 9.04 disk, just the 8.10 unfortunately.  i borrowed the other one from a friend
[02:51] <DaZ> commander_: you can't
[02:51] <Tidux> nvidia drivers are funky - they overwrite parts of Xorg
[02:51] <coleys> commander_: Search Mac4Lin
[02:51] <Name141> goose: It's an Intel 82562V-2
[02:51] <commander_> because it look like evry time i do it it slows up
[02:51] <Tidux> you have to run a shell script
[02:51] <goose> Name141, not sure.. USB wifi card to update your system and set repositories back to older driver?
[02:51] <cnash6> and i'm currently on said computer under a live 8.10
[02:51] <sharperguy> Is there a graphical way of downloading and applying an apt repo key?
[02:52] <DaZ> mac4lin doesn't look like mac imho :c
[02:52] <Name141> goose: i'm not made out of money lol
[02:52] <goose> Name141, got a friend with one?
[02:52] <kantlivelong> hey all has rtl8187b improved since 7.0x?
[02:52] <cnash6> if i can get back into my ubuntu on my harddisk, surely i can fix the menu.lst and all shall be well.  but grub needs to be restored, and i don't know how to do that
[02:52] <Name141> goose, who needs that
[02:52] <commander_> so it be better off i stay on 8.10 Ibex..
[02:52] <Name141> (friends)
[02:52] <xangua> sharperguy: yes........., they are called repositories by the way
[02:52] <goose> Name141, I'm outta ideas then
[02:52] <xisorshadow_> cnash, you can do it from a liveCD
[02:52] <riz0n> Using Ubuntu, is there a way to set up a VPN server that Windows can dial into??
[02:52] <commander_> did anyone have this problem
[02:52] <Cpudan80> !vpn | riz0n
[02:52] <Name141> goose: why did it screw up Hardy -> Intrepid, and Jaunty too in the first place?
[02:53] <cnash6> xisorshadow_: i'm in the livecd, but it's not 9.04.  does that matter?
[02:53] <Name141> goose: it worked perfect in Hardy
[02:53] <Cpudan80> hmm not sure if that's right ...
[02:53] <xisorshadow_> i dont know cnash
[02:53] <usser> riz0n, openvpn is a great tool. they have a windows client
[02:53] <goose> xangua, do you know if deleting "C:\Ubuntu\" will effect the bootloader?
[02:53] <Name141> goose: now it makes the router flash and twinkle around
[02:53] <goose> Name141, no idea, sorry
[02:53] <Name141> goose: and never connects
[02:53] <riz0n> Thanks. Second question. Using Ubuntu, is there a way to set up a Windows Domain (Similar to Active Directory)
[02:53] <xisorshadow_> goose, you can edit the windowse bootloader from within windows, and remove the entry for ubuntu entirely
[02:53] <xisorshadow_> and safely delete the folder
[02:53] <sharperguy> xangua, I think you misunderstand. I'm looking for a graphical equivalent to sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com \<some-key>
[02:53] <lstarnes> riz0n: I think it can be done with samba
[02:53] <Tidux> god damn this is an overcrowded channel
[02:54] <goose> xisorshadow_, can you walk me through this/hint me through this, please? I'd rather not crash my system :$
[02:54] <Stanlin> wth 1500 yeah
[02:54] <Stanlin> 1500 people wth
[02:54] <cnash6> thanks for the try xisor... anybody else know how to help me restore grub?
[02:54] <xisorshadow_> depends what version of windows you have goose
[02:54] <Stanlin> surely you will find an answer
[02:54] <Name141> goose: I guess I "could" get a new NIC
[02:54] <goose> xisorshadow_, vista
[02:54] <xisorshadow_> goose, one moment please
[02:54] <goose> Name141, you may just need an update :p
[02:54] <usser> riz0n, openldap but it doesnt support group policies only authentication
[02:54] <glitsj16> sharperguy: gpgkeys can do that i believe
[02:55] <riz0n> oh
[02:55] <Name141> goose: well how ... am I gonna get it? lol
[02:55] <sandeep_> sandeep
[02:55] <riz0n> i am not worried about group policies up front
[02:55] <riz0n> but i do want to set up a windows domain
[02:55] <goose> Name141, carefully :p
[02:55] <VCoolio> sharperguy: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA#keys?action=show&redirect=PPAKeys
[02:55] <riz0n> and the linux server actually be a domain controller
[02:55] <goose> Name141, got an external enclosure for your HDD?
[02:55] <Pici> !enter
[02:55] <NECHTOVIKING> Ubuntuteers, I have a predicament.
[02:55] <phirestalker> when I look in my system monitor I keep seeing a process that takes no memory and is always sleeping, but the PID keeps climbing and it is a root process, what could it be and since it has no name how can I find out?
[02:55] <riz0n> Not that I really need to, but I just want to experiment.................. And sorry about the multiple lines
[02:55] <sharperguy> glitsj16, VCoolio thanks
[02:55] <Name141> goose: http://hardware4linux.info/component/34798/
[02:56] <xisorshadow_> goose are you in vista right now?
[02:56] <goose> phirestalker, kill it and see what happens? :p
[02:56] <goose> xisorshadow_, yes
[02:56] <galvanize> to update using the terminal i use 'sudo apt-get update', though this will then link me to the update manager. is there way to update solely using the terminal?
[02:56] <[vali]> phirestalker, name of the process ?
[02:56] <xisorshadow_> go to your system properties in control panel, a shortcut would be windows key + pause
[02:56] <phirestalker> goose: I can't, I'm not fast enough, it keeps closing and opening
[02:56] <lstarnes> galvanize: that whould work
[02:56] <Name141> goose; I don't guess that page helps much?
[02:56] <goose> galvanize, that's a strange problem, "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" always runs solely in terminal for me
[02:56] <xisorshadow_> then youll go to advanced settings on the left
[02:56] <phirestalker> vali: it has no name on system monitor
[02:56] <goose> Name141, I haven't looked at it yet
[02:56] <xisorshadow_> click settings next to startup and recovery
[02:57] <usser> riz0n, if you want windows domain, better go with windows server, seriously its not worth it
[02:57] <galvanize> goose: it is strange, never did it until i think hardy heron
[02:57] <[vali]> galvanize, there are some text-mode "GUI's"... aptitude, dselect...
[02:57] <xisorshadow_> make sure the default operating system is vista, and uncheck the box for time to display list of operating systems
[02:57] <[vali]> but apt-get update should be textmode only
[02:57] <aaronfay> I have a man page from http://marginalhacks.com/Hacks/scurvy/, can someone tell me how to install it?
[02:57] <xisorshadow_> it SHOULD be safe to delete the ubuntu folder after that, if you were in XP you could physically edit the bootloader file, but im not sure where that file exists on vista
[02:58] <Name141> goose: ok, it shows that e1000, and e1000e is "supposed" to make it work in 8.04 (and it does)
[02:58] <galvanize> [vali]: what do you mean by this?
[02:58] <goose> xisorshadow_, thank you kind sir
[02:58] <phirestalker> is it possible that it could even be normal behavior or does it have to be something that keeps failing?
[02:58] <xisorshadow_> give it a try, if it doesnt work, you can restore your bootup using a vista install disc
[02:59] <xisorshadow_> by booting from your vista disk and choosing system recovery from the first menu
[02:59] <goose> xisorshadow_, folder deleted without issue, time to try and install the normal way!
[02:59] <jon23d> I can't seem to get DAAP sharing to work in rhythmbox, the plugin is installed and the daap service is installed and running, but the 'sharing' tab is missing -- any ideas?
[02:59] <[vali]> with a bare "apt-get update" you shouldnt need X in any way. If you want some kind of program with a fancy interface and a list of packages to install, etc, you can use some of the textmode guis
[02:59] <xisorshadow_> good luck, i cant help you there
[02:59] <xisorshadow_> im new to linux, but windows i know
[03:00] <galvanize> [vali]: just want to update in the terminal.
[03:00] <digitalfiz> is there a way to make it so the settings i set in nvidia x server settings stay when i reboot? i made it save to /home/digitalfiz/xorg.conf but i still have to set the settings everytime i restart
[03:00] <DaZ> digitalfiz: save it in /etc <:
[03:00] <usser> digitalfiz, run the nvidia-config with sudo and save to /etc/xorg.conf
[03:01] <Stanlin> Im sick to type passwords, everytime i run SUDO or any command, how to get ride of that?
[03:01] <usser> digitalfiz, err /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:01] <digitalfiz> ok
[03:01] <infdo> could anyone please explain to me what eucalyptus is in a sentence?
[03:01] <DaZ> Stanlin:  /etc/sudoers
[03:02] <mbeierl> !eucalyptus
[03:02] <usser> !info eucalyptus
[03:02] <[vali]> galvanize, "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade" should work... you can try too with "aptitude update && aptitude safe-upgrade"
[03:02] <qiyong> how do i query when a pkg was installed?
[03:02] <fbc-mx> How do I report a bug with a driver?? My wireless frequently fails under heavy load when I use the iwlagn based adapter.
[03:03] <galvanize> [vali]: apt-get update && apt-get upgrade, works for me. though when i was jsut doing apt-get update would link me to the update manager.
[03:03] <infdo> !search eucalyptus
[03:03] <aaronfay> answered my own question, /usr/local/man/man1/
[03:03] <Stanlin> daz how to add myself to that file?
[03:03] <mib> when i did man system in my feisty, it dint return me any manual..whats wrong with it?
[03:03] <[vali]> thats weird :O
[03:03] <galvanize> yeah, thanks anyways. solved my issue somewhat
[03:04] <jimboe1337> why is there wiki.ubuntu.com and also help.ubuntu.com????
[03:04] <mib> do i need to get one?
[03:04] <[vali]> can you try aptitude upgrade ?
[03:04] <[vali]> its basically the same
[03:04] <mib> ??
[03:04] <mib> i did man system
[03:04] <mib> No manual entry for system
[03:04] <[vali]> update, I mean
[03:04] <DaZ> Stanlin: i don't know how it looks in ubuntu, i don't want to break your os <:
[03:04] <Cryovat> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pOoSe2K5DU
[03:04] <Cryovat> This is unholy
[03:04] <mib> vali: you mean me?
[03:04] <DaZ> %wheel  ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
[03:04] <DaZ> sth like that :F
[03:05] <[vali]> no
[03:05] <mib> ok
[03:05] <Pici> Cryovat: This is a support channel. Please try to keep it on topic and don't post random links.
[03:06] <Pici> mib: There is no manpage for system.  Why do you think it exists?
[03:06] <mib> because in another pc of mine which is dapper, it has
[03:06] <Pici> mib: Things change between releases. I don't have that manpage on my Jaunty system either.
[03:06] <CoasterMaster> Is there a channel for configuration for iptables?
[03:07] <mib> ohh.should i get one?
[03:07] <mib> or not ncessary?
[03:07] <[vali]> CoasterMaster, ask here anyways :P
[03:07] <Pici> CoasterMaster: #iptables
[03:07] <Pici> mib: Get one what?
[03:07] <mib> install system() ?
[03:07] <CoasterMaster> Well, I want to deny all requests coming to port 25 except for localhost
[03:08] <Pici> mib: I don't know what package would provide that.
[03:08] <mib> okie
[03:08] <Pici> mib: actually.. scratch that.  you'd need the manpages-dev package
[03:08] <[vali]> CoasterMaster, iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 25 -j DROP
[03:08] <mib> whereis manpages-dev ?
[03:09] <Pici> mib: In the repositories.
[03:09] <javyn> hey.  how would i move Docky to the top of my screen?
[03:09] <Pici> mib: sudo apt-get install manpages-dev
[03:09] <mib> k
[03:10] <[vali]> oops, forgot to add the localhost
[03:10] <CoasterMaster> [vali]: do I need to restart any daemons or is the change immediate?
[03:10] <mib> Pici: fail to find the packagee...
[03:10] <phirestalker> is there a hierarchal list of open processes that will show what process started what process, maybe then I can find out what the rogue process is
[03:10] <mib> Failed to fetch http://ftp.science.nus.edu.sg/ubuntu/pool/main/m/manpages/manpages-dev_2.62-1_all.deb  404 Not Found
[03:10] <mib> E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?
[03:10] <[vali]> CoasterMaster, you shoul accept all "localhost" request -> iptables -I INPUT -i lo -j ACCEPT
[03:11] <[vali]> CoasterMaster, inmediate
[03:11] <cmk_zzz> pstree
[03:11] <mib> even synaptic manager gives the same problem
[03:12] <[4-tea-2]> Howdy. I would like to move the upper Gnome panel to the left edge of the display. When I try, it will start leaking memory like hell after a while until the system becomes unusable. Any advice?
[03:12] <phirestalker> ok pstree, but is there something live and gui so I can track down a process that keeps running and then stopping?
[03:12] <LATCHdiagnosis> have you made any modifications to it?
[03:13] <Crash1hd_> Hmm i am getting Cannot install ubuntu-restricted-extras Swith to the synaptic package manager to resolve this conflict (How do I do this?)
[03:13] <[vali]> CoasterMaster, or you can do -> iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 25 -i ! lo -j ACCEPT
[03:13] <TonyTheTiger> hello guys, is there a channel for writing drivers, of so can you please list them.
[03:14] <xangua> Crash1hd_: what ubuntu do you installed, ubuntu, kubuntu, xubuntu, any other flavor ¿¿
[03:14] <creeed> !ping
[03:14] <[vali]> CoasterMaster, oops, DROP instead ACCEPT in the last command i wrote xD
[03:14] <Crash1hd_> xangua: ubuntu 9.04 jaunty?
[03:15] <Crash1hd> xangua: yeah 9.04 :)
[03:16] <Crash1hd> xangua: never mind found the synaptic package manager :)
[03:16] <xangua> jum, you are the guy who installed ubuntu with wubi right ¿¿¿, how many space did you give to ubuntu ¿¿
[03:17] <doleyb> Hi, is there a livecd to download which is ubuntu + restricted extras?
[03:17] <night98> hello anyone home
[03:17] <sebsebseb> night98: nope
[03:18] <night98> i nee help
[03:18] <sebsebseb> doleyb: no, but
[03:18] <sebsebseb> doleyb: you can make your own, and use  distros that aren't suppourted here based on Ubuntu, that come with the stuff
[03:18] <plcTowlie> doleyb: i don't believe so but its easily downloaded via synaptic
[03:19] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu-restricted-extras would take some squeezing to get it on a cd + ubuntu.
[03:19] <[vali]> just s/CD/DVD/
[03:19] <doleyb> Yeah nobody talks about livedvds
[03:19] <[vali]> they are painfully sloooooooowwww
[03:20] <syntax\> has anyone in here be able to use and print readable printouts with lx-300+ dot matrix printer?
[03:20] <syntax\> i was able to make 'lx-300' work. but i had issues with readable formats on 'lx-300+'
[03:20] <night98> how do i fix a update problem
[03:20] <Cpudan80> night98: please be more specific
[03:21] <[vali]> night98, thats like saying "im ill, how can I heal?"
[03:21] <doleyb> night98: dpkg-reconfigure -a
[03:22] <night98> i was dling 9.0.4 and i messed up on the upgrade how do i fix it
[03:23] <doleyb> night98: give more details, like what you read that tells you it's messedy.
[03:23] <night98> when i restarted it give me this promp (initramfs )
[03:24] <eleite> anyone here familiar with "errno 5" during installation? i'm getting it everytime, the installer seems to be loosing connectivity with my cd-rom
[03:25] <CmdPrmtMdnss> hey all i have a question...if someone could help that would be great
[03:25] <[vali]> eleite, seems your CD passed away
[03:25] <[vali]> eleite, just dont use prico (if you are using it"
[03:25] <bobo> #ubuntu
[03:25] <syntax\> any idea's on how can i make an lx-300+ printer work properly on ubuntu?
[03:25] <[vali]> s/prico/princo/
[03:25] <eleite> vali, i've made a couple by now. i've tried alternate and non-alternate. getting the same problem either way. i'm not familiar with prico, what is it?
[03:26] <phirestalker> AHA it is vino that is doing it, why would vino need to keep opening and then closing a child process?
[03:26] <bobo> hey guys, for whatever reason, when I type in 'nautilus' in the terminal, it says it's not installed and won't start
[03:26] <DasEi> !hardware | syntax\
[03:26] <bobo> Can anyone help?
[03:26] <[vali]> eleite, just joking, princo is a (bad) CD/DVD media brand
[03:26] <tonsofpcs> hrm... why is firefox disabling window and tab closing (hotkeys don't work, greyed out... hrm....)
[03:26] <DasEi>  syntax\ : check if you can find there, install cups
[03:26] <syntax\> DasEi: i can't seem to find the correct driver..
[03:26] <CmdPrmtMdnss> i split a 6gb file using the split command....now when i try to rejoin using the cat command I get an error at 4gb saying file too large
[03:27] <[vali]> eleite, if you tried with different media your drive have some read problems
[03:27] <Dr_Willis> CmdPrmtMdnss:  you tryint to join them on a fat32 parittion/filesystem?
[03:27] <Stanlin1> oh im sick of ubuntu and the lack of hardware compatibility
[03:27] <CmdPrmtMdnss> yes
[03:27] <Stanlin1> im going back to windows 7
[03:27] <[vali]> eleite, be sure you use different ones, not a rewritable with different images in int
[03:27] <it-linux> bobo: have ouy try GUI for nautilus to browse folder?
[03:27] <calc> Stanlin1: have fun
[03:27] <Dr_Willis> CmdPrmtMdnss:  i though fat32 had a limit on filesized
[03:27] <Rabbitbunny> Stanlin1: no one cares.
[03:27]  * [vali] hates this keyboard
[03:27] <linuxman410> bobo install it sudo apt-get install nautilus
[03:27] <DasEi>  syntax\ : check if you can find in the hw-list, else google ubuntu and model
[03:27] <Dr_Willis> Stanlin1:  windows 7 has no drivers for most of my hardware. :)
[03:28] <eleite> vali, thanks ill try out different cd-rom manufacturer brands.
[03:28] <bobo> it-linux: It is installed, I've done that 6 million freakin times
[03:28] <admin_masu3701> is upgrading to 9.04 better from a CD or upgrade manager?
[03:28] <[vali]> eleite, are you using princo? lol
[03:28] <Stanlin1> Dr_Willis: it works excellent on my advanced laptop
[03:28] <Dr_Willis> CmdPrmtMdnss:  at least I think fat32 has a 4gb limit.
[03:28] <eleite> vali, no. i used nero to burn the image onto a cd-r.
[03:28] <bobo> it-linux: but the thing is, I think i gave some sort of command that made it so everytime i typed in (or started) nautilus it starts konqueror
[03:28] <krishmish> better from cd
[03:28] <Stanlin1> Dr_Willis: just i need to compile kernel crap
[03:28] <it-linux> bobo: try to reinstall via synaptic
[03:28] <CmdPrmtMdnss> i split them on from a ext2 to 1gb pieces now im trying to rejoin on fat32
[03:28] <calc> Dr_Willis: yea fat32 is limited to 4gb
[03:28] <bobo> i've done that a million times
[03:29] <calc> CmdPrmtMdnss: fat32 max file size is 4GB
[03:29] <krishmish> cos the upgrade takes a long time
[03:29] <Dr_Willis> CmdPrmtMdnss:  there ya go.. cant make a file larger then  4gb
[03:29] <night98> when i restarted it give me this promp (initramfs ) anyone plz
[03:29] <[vali]> eleite, errno 5 is a reading error. It can means drive error OR media error
[03:29] <admin_masu3701> is upgrading to 9.04 better from a CD or upgrade manager?
[03:29] <CmdPrmtMdnss> so if i move it to a ext2 to they should rejoin?
[03:29] <it-linux> bobo: are you using Kubuntu?
 are u on a double boot?
[03:29] <bobo> and so I have no desktop and I have to use dolphin temporarliy for files
[03:29] <bobo> no, ubuntu
[03:29] <eleite> vali, that's helpful thanks. ill try different media and different drive. thanks for your help. :)
[03:29] <Dr_Willis> admin_masu3701:  cd will be faster proberly.. but theres some updates out that may not be on cd.. so  either way..
[03:29] <DasEi> admin_masu3701: network
[03:29] <syntax\> DasEi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrintersEpson lx-300+ is not here.
[03:30] <night98> i think so windows / ubuntu
[03:30] <Dr_Willis> admin_masu3701:  how fast is your network? :)
[03:30] <pi_> hello all. One of my RAID-1 disk seems to failed. I'd to check that disk in another system. But it repost fsck.raid not found. Any idea?
[03:30] <krishmish> night98: if u are on double boot, and ur windows doesnt shut down clean
[03:30] <it-linux> bobo: can you access your synatptic?
[03:30] <bobo> yeah
[03:30] <funkyHat> admin_masu3701: if you have more than one machine, download and burn a cd to use as an upgrade source, otherwise, just use update-manager
[03:30] <bobo> everything works, just not nautilus
[03:30] <CmdPrmtMdnss> so if move the files to a ext2 or ext3 they should rejoin??
[03:30] <pi_> hello all. One of my RAID-1 disk seems to fail. I want to check that disk in another running system. But it reports `fsck.raid` not found. Any idea?
[03:30] <vock> Hello all: If I already have ubuntu 8.04 installed, but wanted to switch to Xubuntu (heard it ran a bit lighter than Ubuntu), is there a way to do so without reinstalling?
[03:31] <sebsebseb> vock: sure
[03:31] <sebsebseb> vock: sudo aptitude install xubuntu-desktop
[03:31] <DasEi>  syntax\ :http://openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Epson-LX-300plusII
[03:31] <sebsebseb> vock: then you have both installed and you can do kubuntu as well
[03:31] <it-linux> bobo: let us try to see what's not in your GNOME compare with mine
[03:31] <syntax\> plus only, not plusII ;(
[03:31] <vock> sebsebseb: how do you switch between then?
[03:31] <bobo> k hold on
[03:31] <it-linux> bobo: it's that Okay?
[03:31] <CmdPrmtMdnss> thanks for your help on this
[03:31] <TonyTheTiger> If i wanted to write a driver for ubuntu how would i go about learning to do so
[03:31] <sebsebseb> vock: the log in screen
[03:31] <sebsebseb> vock: options and choose session
[03:31] <dan> plz help w/ my server :[
[03:32] <dan> it keeps dying
[03:32] <vock> sebsebseb: amazing, didn't know it was that easy thanks
[03:32] <dan> but i cant find any error messages
[03:32] <it-linux> bobo: ready?
[03:32] <sebsebseb> vock: oh and blubuntu is a rather nice log in screen theme
[03:32] <admin_masu3701> the thing is i upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04..but i have a sound problem due to flash player and i cant get to fix it..i have the 8.10 cd and the 9.04 cd....so i was going to reinstall the system
[03:32] <bobo> Yeah
[03:32] <sebsebseb> vock: gdm theme. and  the blubuntu wallpaper is ok.  theme not that good and wil probably give an error.  you can look for that in Synaptic
[03:32] <night98> the messsage came up after i told it to change two files when i was upgrading to 9.0.4
[03:32] <dan> every now and then it will just refuse any ssh connections
[03:32] <dan> and not do any routing
[03:32] <it-linux> bobo: choose section in the bottom right
[03:33] <dan> effectively rendering my internet useless
[03:33] <vock> sebsebseb: thank you good sir
[03:33] <dan> its like the firewall just dies
[03:33] <bobo> whats it called
[03:33] <dan> but then after a few mins it starts working again
[03:33] <it-linux> bobo: then look for GNOME Desktop Environment
[03:33] <bobo> k
[03:33] <it-linux> bobo: sections tab
[03:33] <bobo> got it
[03:33] <[vali]> dan, seems a hardware problem, not software
[03:34] <it-linux> bobo: now look for nautilus in left part
[03:34] <bobo> k hold on
[03:34] <dan> how would i check that?
[03:34] <[vali]> check cable and ethernet card
[03:34] <it-linux> bobo: find it?
[03:34] <dan> would it have any error messages somewhere
[03:34] <dan> in logs or anything
[03:34] <bobo> Yeah its there
[03:34] <bobo> and the little box is checkedd
[03:35] <it-linux> bobo: okay let's compare one by one
[03:35] <bobo> k
[03:35] <night98> ok what do i tpye to get back in ubuntu if this promp came up (initramfs
[03:35] <Deadpool> yo
[03:35] <[vali]> dan: probably you can find something in /var/log/syslog (or messages, or kern.log)
[03:35] <it-linux> bobo: mine system for nautilus is : nautilus, nautilus-data, nautilus-sendto and nautilus-share
[03:36] <yansky> I'm trying to switch over my current 9.04 (64bit) Ubuntu Gnome installation to the KDE desktop environment, so I followed these instructions ( http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/kde ). Everything seemed to go fine, but when I restarted ubuntu the screen froze (it showed the kubuntu logo, but when it went to the desktop, the screen froze and looked all garbled). I tried rebooting in recovery...
[03:36] <it-linux> bobo: what's yours?
[03:36] <yansky> ...mode, but that showed no errors and still froze at the same point. Which file do I edit to change the default environment back to gnome (I googled)? I've got a live dvd so I can access the linux drive and edit files.
[03:36] <FloodBot1> yansky: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:36] <bobo> I ahve all that except for share
[03:36] <xcube> Hey, where can i download new ubuntu themes ?
[03:36] <it-linux> bobo: try to install that
[03:36] <bobo> k
[03:37] <dan> [vali], nothing out of the ordinary shows up in those logs ;/
[03:37] <admin_masu3701> so what should i do?
[03:37] <customer> has onyone here tried blackbox
[03:37] <it-linux> bobo: if it's not working try to remove konqueror first
[03:37] <customer> anyone
[03:37] <xangua> xcube: Gnome Look
[03:37] <admin_masu3701> i really dont want to reinstall the system..but it seem that i have to do that to have sound in flash work
[03:37] <bobo> i've removed konqueror
[03:37] <[vali]> if it was the cable then there should be some lines about disconnecting and reconnecting again
[03:38] <Severian> customer, I've used it.  I used to use it a good bit, but it has been about 2 years.
[03:38] <yansky> Sorry, whell, to sum up, I'm having some problems converting to KDE. Here are the details: http://paste.ubuntu.com/165256/
[03:38] <[vali]> dan: can you try with a different ethernet card?
[03:38] <bobo> and see the problem I think is cuz I downloaded this outdated script to set nautilus as the default and I think it did some stupid stuff
[03:38] <customer> it is my first time but i like it
[03:39] <Severian> customer, I stopped using it because I thought Openbox was much better.  I'd suggest you try that.
[03:39] <it-linux> bobo: do you use 9.04?
[03:39] <bobo> yeah
[03:39] <xcube> xangua: GTK 2.x themes ?
[03:39] <customer> will try it
[03:39] <abama> how to stop cdrom?
[03:39] <[vali]> dan: keep in mind im assuming HW fault... SW dont swith off and on by himself unless configured (well, it can switch off, but usually dont work again, hehe)
[03:39] <bobo> http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/nonautilusplease    That's the script I downloaded, at the bottom restorenautilus
[03:39] <Severian> customer, openbox is a fork that has been more actively developed.
[03:40] <xangua> xcube: yes, you can find gtk2, metacoty, icons, etc in Gnome Look
[03:40] <xcube> xangua: Thank you verry much =)
[03:40] <it-linux> bobo: oke check it out first
[03:41] <night98> what command do i enter to get back in ubuntu
[03:41] <jjrev> night98: what do you mean?
[03:41] <admin_masu3701> the thing is i upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04..but i have a sound problem due to flash player and i cant get to fix it..i have the 8.10 cd and the 9.04 cd....so i was going to reinstall the system
[03:41] <bobo> ?
[03:42] <semaj> hey guys
[03:42] <night98> (initramfs ) is a promp and i need to know what to type to fix it
[03:42] <admin_masu3701> i really dont want to reinstall the system..but it seem that i have to do that to have sound in flash work
[03:42] <it-linux> bobo: oh i see, you want to try another file manager instead nautilus
[03:42] <bobo> No
[03:42] <bobo> I wanted that
[03:42] <semaj> im usin dolphin
[03:42] <customer> Severian openbox is faster
[03:42] <Prodego> WolfBlood: this is #ubuntu
[03:42] <bobo> but i like nautilus the best
[03:42] <Prodego> sorry, wolferz
[03:42] <doleyb> admin_masu3701: Are you sure reinstal will help?  Who said that?
[03:42] <Prodego> not WolfBlood :)
[03:42] <WolfBlood> Okay?
[03:42] <yansky> Which file can I edit to change the default environment back to gnome?
[03:42] <jjrev> night98: sorry, i'm not familiar with that prompt...
[03:43] <bobo> so I used konqueror, but now I wanted to switch back and everything got screwed up
[03:43] <night98> :(
[03:43] <[4-tea-2]> I would like to move the upper Gnome panel to the left edge of the display. When I try, it starts leaking memory like hell, until the system becomes unusable. Any advice?
[03:43] <semaj> mmm no clue man
[03:43] <semaj> thats an odd one
[03:43] <admin_masu3701> doleyb: the system was fine when i upgraded...everything was working fine until 2 days ago
[03:43] <night98> ok how can i get in to ubun tu then
[03:43] <jjrev> night98: do you have the GRUB menu ?
[03:44] <night98> yes
[03:44] <admin_masu3701> doleyb: i dont really want to reinstall..but i though thats the last options
[03:44] <doleyb> admin_masu3701: So you don't know what caused?  And you rebooted and things and its still brokey
[03:44] <jjrev> night98: is it a menu based GRUB or is it the GRUB command line?
[03:44] <night98> command line
[03:44] <wolferz> Good Evening, I have a question about an advanced (to me) command in Ubuntu 8.10 ArtistX. It is a subversion I downloaded, and the next step is to ./bootstrap, but it gives me no packages directory error
[03:45] <DasEi> syntax\: http://www.openprinting.org/printer_list.cgi?make=LX+300
[03:45] <shankel> Good evening everybody
[03:45] <it-linux> bobo: i want to take a look the script first, if i can modified i'll contact you
[03:45] <it-linux> stay put
[03:45] <bobo> Ok
[03:45] <sdrawkcab> anyone here own a sandisk sansa fuze?
[03:45] <jjrev> night98: google for a sample GRUB menu.lst and enter the commands in that order for your kernel/initrd
[03:45] <night98> ok
[03:45] <admin_masu3701> doleyb: right...i evern uninstall and reinstall flash player and firefox..but still wont work...but i have sound on the system...i just cant play video on youtube or site that use flash
[03:46] <eleite> exit
[03:46] <doleyb> admin_masu3701: Well how are you installing flash?
[03:46] <admin_masu3701> doleyb: and npviewer.bin uses alot CPU because of that flash problem
[03:46] <admin_masu3701> doleyb: i installed it from the site
[03:46] <bobo> admin_masu, did u use the medibuntu repository?
[03:46] <doleyb> admin_masu3701: What site do you mean?
[03:47] <admin_masu3701> doleyb: like youtube, imeem ....
[03:47] <shankel> one quick question - I've been looking around the web for an answer and I can't seem to find one.  I'm trying to get my firefox fonts to look exactly like they do in my windows XP firefox.  I've downloaded the MS core font package, and installed it.  I've set the fonts in firefox to the same settings I use in my windows firefox.  However they still look off.  Is there something I'm missing? Is what I'm trying to do even possible?  Tha
[03:47] <doleyb> admin_masu3701: I don't think you can install flash player at youtube.co
[03:47] <ninotsmindelivar> anyone here own a sansa fuze and having trouble with it on 9.04
[03:47] <ninotsmindelivar> ?
[03:48] <dark> Anyone know how to switch default audio devices in ubuntu 9.04?
[03:48] <admin_masu3701> doleyb: i mean i dont hear sound when i play video on youtube and such
[03:48] <doleyb> ninotsmindelivar: I've tried a fuze on 9.04 and 8.04, and had the same trouble on both.  I only see directories and a few index files, no media files.
[03:48] <mattgyver> is there a way to change a partitions label?
[03:48] <admin_masu3701> doleyb: but the system has sound
[03:48] <khensthoth> shankel: I don't know if it will work, but you could copy the whole Firefox profile from Windows to your /home/yourname/.mozilla/firefox
[03:48] <doleyb> admin_masu3701: Yeah, so how did you install flash player?  What site did you use?  Did you try installing it the ubuntu way, which is with the flashplugin-installer ?
[03:48] <Jekyl> anyone hear of Yahoo! Zimbra Desktop?
[03:48] <ninotsmindelivar> doleyb, interesting... i have a different issue.. it mounts and I see files, but it only will mount in usb 1.1
[03:49] <Jekyl> Yahoo!Zimbra Desktop available for Linux (Ubuntu)
[03:49] <yansky> Can anyone help me please?
[03:49] <Xor1ng> admin_masu3701: try to stop pulseaudio ;)
[03:49] <admin_masu3701> doleyb: adobe...and the ubuntu way
[03:49] <mattgyver> yansky, with?
[03:49] <Jekyl> yansky, maybe
[03:49] <jpedroza> Can someone tell me where I can set the resolution on my screen? I tried DIsplay Preferences and it only allows me to set up to 1440 x 1050 without making the screen scroll. If I set it to 1680x1050 it makes the screen scroll from side to side. Is there another config other than xorg.conf in /etc/X11?
[03:50] <Chr|s> !ask
[03:50] <ninotsmindelivar> doleyb: have you basically given up, and just let it sit 'til there's a fix, or is there a workaround for all these issues?
[03:50] <admin_masu3701> Xor1ng: am using ALSA...how do i stop pulseaudio?
[03:50] <yansky> Here's my full story: http://paste.ubuntu.com/165256/
[03:50] <doleyb> ninotsmindelivar: Yeah I didn't try much, it's not my fuze, I just grabbed it and plugged it fast.  (I didn't want to mess with it and accidently delete songs)
[03:50] <coleys> Wahha... I conquered MY PRINTER.
[03:51] <doleyb> coleys: Paper is obsolete!
[03:51] <coleys> doleyb: HARDCOPIES FTW.
[03:51] <bobo> I agree
[03:51] <gandhii> i'm in the printing biz
[03:51] <usser> yansky, when your computer prompts you for the username/password click sessions->gnome
[03:51] <coleys> doleyb: It has a scanner too =p don't take this from me. it was a struggggle =p
[03:51] <jpedroza> !xorg
[03:52] <doleyb> coleys: I do loves some 4 pt C source files printed in 12 columns...
[03:52] <usser> !xming
[03:52] <[4-tea-2]> Printing... that's dead trees marked with color made from dead dinosaurs, right?
[03:52] <AutoMatriX> Hi folks, is there some utility which transforms *.jpg in */gif files ?
[03:52] <usser> AutoMatriX, imagemagick cli or gimp
[03:53] <AutoMatriX> usser, thanks for the gimp, I tried it but it is fastidious ....
[03:53] <doleyb> [4-tea-2]: All I know is that if I try to print over the network, I freeze a windows XP system...
[03:53] <rocko> where i tippy ?
[03:53] <bobo> how do you send a private message in xchat?
[03:53] <DasEi> syntax\: did you get it ?
[03:53] <yansky> usser: the screen freezes before I get to the logon prompt. :(
[03:53] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, lol, i just checked and dont have sound if FF either
[03:53] <usser> AutoMatriX, eog, gnome's built in picture viewer can save in different formats
[03:53] <rocko> bobo /query nickname
[03:54] <AutoMatriX> imagemagick is in command-e only, I suppose ?
[03:54] <rocko>  /query rocko
[03:54] <[vali]> time to fix things !!!
[03:54] <DasEi> bobo: /query
[03:54] <AutoMatriX> great usser
[03:54] <usser> yansky, oh, its like that
[03:54] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: you dont have sound at all? or just with flash?
[03:54] <shankel> ok khensthoth - I'll give that a try - catch everybody later
[03:55] <shankel> thanks
[03:55] <usser> yansky, boot into live cd, sudo fdisk -l to list your partitions, sudo mount /dev/sda[number] /mnt. chroot /mnt sudo apt-get remove --purge kdm && sudo apt-get autoremove
[03:55] <[vali]> just tried with flash
[03:55] <usser> yansky, that should get rid of most things kde
[03:55] <[vali]> it works with kaffeine, so I have sound :D
[03:56] <Dracofodder> Ok, I've spent all day (well a few hours anyway) trying to get the Epson Stylus NX400 all in one to work as a scanner under ubuntu.  no dice, even with latest sane ver 1.0.20,  so the question comes down to two things  1) would attempting to install the windows components under wine be worth the time, or should I 2) go find an all-in-one that has better linux compatability?
[03:56] <usser> [vali], did you install libflashsupport package?
[03:56] <yansky> usser: Thanks a bunch usser. I'll give it a go. :)
[03:56] <[vali]> usser, doning this right now ;)
[03:56] <xangua> [vali]: do you use hardy/8.04 ¿¿
[03:56] <[vali]> and voila ! sound
[03:56] <AutoMatriX> usser, are you sure about EOG ?
[03:57] <AutoMatriX> does it need a plugin ?
[03:57] <[vali]> fixed ^^
[03:57] <usser> [vali], flashplugin-nonfree-extasound they keep renaming them, oh nvm
[03:57] <usser> AutoMatriX, last i checked it did
[03:57] <usser> AutoMatriX, hang on
[03:57] <[vali]> Im FAST !!! XDDD
[03:58] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, I just installed flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[03:58] <AutoMatriX> usser, thanks, I'm hanging ;)
[03:59] <usser> AutoMatriX, hm, well it does save in different formats no gif for some reason
[03:59] <tecky> is XMMS no longer available for ubuntu?
[03:59] <usser> AutoMatriX, weird....
[03:59] <doleyb> tecky: try xmms2 ?
[03:59] <DasEi> Dracofodder: though this is for priters, did you try the deb from http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Epson-Stylus_NX400 ?
[03:59] <AutoMatriX> usser, that means I may de-hang myself ?
[03:59] <tecky> doleyb: hrm ... looking at Sshots it looks different?
[03:59] <mattgyver> is there a way to stop an auto mounted device from showing up on the desktop?
[03:59] <dan> i threw in a spare lan card
[04:00] <usser> AutoMatriX, hehe
[04:00] <dan> doesnt seem to be doing anythign at all now
[04:00] <Dracofodder> DasEi: no, I didn't try that... the printer portion works OK, it just doesn't recognize the scanner part.   I'll go check that out now though and see if it has anything that will help.
[04:00] <AutoMatriX> usser, thanks for permission, my hed was geting a bit weird, purplish
[04:01] <doleyb> tecky: Well xmms has many possible skins, it might have a different default than you're used to.
[04:01] <Severian> tecky, xmms2 or audacious.  Both are forks, since xmms seems to have been abandoned.
[04:01] <[vali]> usser, AutoMatriX, keep in mind that gif have (or had?) patent issues, no is tecnically a "non-free" format (or was?)
[04:02] <doleyb> [vali]: Yeah gif patent expired like 1989
[04:02] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: -extrasound? will that solve the issue?
[04:02] <usser> AutoMatriX, im no imagemagick expert but convert file.png file.gif seems to work
[04:02] <usser> AutoMatriX, try that
[04:02] <[vali]> dan: if the new card works... try using the old one in a different slot (if it is not integrated)
[04:03] <rocko> FREE CHICKEN MEAL http://www.oprah.com/article/oprahshow/20090430-tows-kfc-coupon-download
[04:03] <[vali]> sometimes a bit of dust can provoke weird things XD
[04:03] <AutoMatriX> tx usser I'll try :)
[04:03] <AutoMatriX> usser, without hanging on that f|#¼ cable :D if you permit
[04:03] <usser> AutoMatriX, yep thats pretty much how you do it. http://www.imagemagick.org/script/convert.php
[04:03] <usser> AutoMatriX, sure. no problem :)
[04:04] <wolferz> does anyone know how to use ./bootstrap? I cannot seem to find it
[04:04] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, flashplugin-installer  flashplugin-nonfree flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound -> only installed these packages and got sound after restarting FF
[04:04] <PB_G3> When I type sudo apt-get update I get debian/sid files, not ubuntu ones... checked lists...
[04:04] <Drikan> Gnea: hey so that bloody laptop you were so kind in helping me with was getting me mad. so i decided that i will just install it on my Desk top
[04:05] <PB_G3> and it converts libs...
[04:05] <Dracofodder> hey, here's something I'm not sure how to check... apt-cache showpkg sane, show sane ver 10.0.14, whereas I just compiled 10.0.20.  I suspect its just the list of apt known items, but isn't there  way to 1) see what ver is really installed, and 2) update the apt cache to indicate the reality of the system?  Or even for me to confirm that "yes" I really did get the 10.0.20 installed I thought I did.
[04:05] <admin_masu3701> [vali] i think i have flashpugin-installer, flashplug-nonfree installed
[04:05] <[vali]> then you "need" the last one
[04:05] <tecky> Severian: which would you go with? I was a long time user of XMMS
[04:05] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: how do i get flshplugin-nonfree-extrasound?
[04:06] <it-linux> bobo: I've a package for you
[04:06] <tecky> Severian: It looks like XMMS2 is a bland version of xmms?
[04:06] <[vali]> apt-get
[04:06] <Dr_Willis> audacious looks a lot like xmms tecky
[04:06] <usser> tecky, xmms2 doesnt have any gui its just a sound server
[04:06] <Dr_Willis> tecky:  xmms2 is more of a client/server thing. :)
[04:06] <dajas1> is the right room to ask an ubuntu install question?
[04:06] <Severian> tecky, I like Audacious better.  But, either is fine.  Audacious forked earlier and has been worked on longer.
[04:06] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, I installed it using apt-get, so it actually is in the repos
[04:06] <palewire> Hey, I'm getting a GEOS error in my apache error_log. Anybody seen this before? http://dpaste.com/41339/
[04:07] <khensthoth> dajas1: What question do you have?
[04:07] <tecky> usser, Severian  ty bolth
[04:07] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: so sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree-extrasoun ?
[04:07] <dajas1> after installing i can shutdown and then start, but i cannot restart
[04:07] <serral> Hi.. Since you're talking about media players..
[04:07] <wolferz> does anyone know how to use ./bootstrap? I cannot seem to find it
[04:07] <[vali]> but keep in mind my $HOME have a LOT of mess around. Been using the same partition since 4 or 5 years ago... Should work, but sometimes the thing that works are some "lost" files of some ancient intallation
[04:07] <serral> does anyone know if amarok 2 still supports mysql?
[04:07] <khensthoth> dajas1: What happens when you restart?
[04:08] <dajas1> grub never starts, it just hangs there
[04:08] <doleyb> serral: I think that mysql is ALL amarok2 will use... no other DBs
[04:08] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[04:08] <serral> by default is sqlite
[04:08] <mantis_> Is there an alternative to samba for file sharing across hetrogenous environments ?
[04:08] <serral> but I do have a "medium" mp3 colletion
[04:08] <khensthoth> dajas1: Too technical for me. Maybe someone else could help. Sorry.
[04:08] <serral> and it gets quite slow...
[04:08] <[vali]> mantis_, ftp, NFS...
[04:09] <[vali]> but ftp are quite different XD
[04:09] <wrektjet> hello does anyone here have a logitech g11 kb? and has gotten the g1-g18 keys integrated?
[04:09] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: i get: E: Couldn't find package flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[04:09] <dajas1> i've posted on the forums no one seems to know
[04:10] <Drikan> so what packege to i install for the Cube desk workspaces?
[04:10] <dajas1> i get weird "softreset" errors on all drives on boot as well, i suspect it's somehow related
[04:10] <Drikan> or how do i enable it
[04:10] <mantis_> [vali]: I'm looking for something that can be used by non-tech users, and can be configured to be passwordless. FTP is too much hassle for non-techies. But I haven't heard of NFS. I'll look into that.
[04:10] <AutoMatriX> usser, works perfect, I owe you a sixpack
[04:10] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, I think the package is in the multiverse
[04:11] <[vali]> mantis_, use samba...
[04:11] <toyo|desk> what is the current recommended file system for ubuntu
[04:11] <mantis_> [vali]: I've been trying to set it up since gutsy, and I've had very limited success.
[04:11] <usser> AutoMatriX, no problem, any time
[04:11] <all_is_fair> updates yesterday killed my networking and wireless networking... Any Ideas? Please respond with all_is_fair first
[04:12] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: so how to get the multiverse?
[04:12] <[vali]> mantis_, if you want an "easy and dirt" way to share things, just change the sharing method to "share" instead "user" and it should work
[04:12] <digdeep> vali: http://au.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/multiverse flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound 0.0.svn2431-3  (Jaunty)
[04:12] <[vali]> but keep in mind you dont have fancy authentication things. It will work like the simple XP shares
[04:12] <all_is_fair> updates yesterday killed my networking and wireless networking... Any Ideas? Please respond with all_is_fair first
[04:13] <mantis_> [vali]: I keep seeing that advice on forums and such. But no matter how I configure samba, I can't get that method to work.
[04:13] <admin_masu3701> digdeep: so add that link?
[04:13] <khensthoth> all_is_fair: Ubuntu version, network card brand?
[04:13] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, use synaptic, and in "settings" (or configuration) you can see an option to activate additional repositories
[04:14] <mantis_> [vali]: and I've been trying for nearly a year now.
[04:14] <DasEi> all_is_fair: output from ifconfig ?
[04:14] <all_is_fair> ubuntu 9.  Broadcom I believe it's an hp 2175US model labtop
[04:14] <toyo|desk> I think I want to backup my whole system and reformat using a different filesystem
[04:14] <[vali]> mantis_, can you paste the smb.conf in some pastebin? (dont paste passwords if you have some) :P
[04:14] <all_is_fair> I'm positive it was right after yesterdays updates
[04:14] <toyo|desk> are there any guides or howto on that
[04:15] <Severian> mantis_, I see you are trying to setup a network share.  Do you want the directory to be on the Linux machine or the Windows one?
[04:15] <mantis_> [vali]: will do. Thanks for the assistance. Pasting shortly...
[04:15] <usser> Severian, dont be like clippy :P
[04:15] <mantis_> Severian: The share is from an ubuntu box.
[04:16] <lucascarvalho> does anyone uses 19'' vertical monitor? I would like to know what is the best resolution to use???
[04:16] <Severian> mantis_, Maybe someone else has helped you.  I can give you what I use.  I share it to windows, mac and linux machines.
[04:16] <all_is_fair> anybody read engadget about ubuntu today?
[04:16] <usser> lucascarvalho, that depends on the model, which one is native to your monitor?
[04:17] <lucascarvalho> usser: 1440x900
[04:17] <mantis_> Severian: that'd be cool if I could look at your conf. I'm about to paste mine to a pastebin for [vali] to look at.
[04:17] <_duncan> Any experianced wine / ubuntu 9/04 people in here?
[04:17] <usser> lucascarvalho, so thats the one then
[04:17] <lucascarvalho> usser: but is quite ugle when you have it on vertical position
[04:17] <lucascarvalho> usser: in the normal (hoziontal) position it is perfect
[04:17] <usser> lucascarvalho, oh when you flip it? i've never done that
[04:17] <all_is_fair> Shuttleworth should pay some companies to write software that is only available for windows into ubuntu
[04:17] <lucascarvalho> usser: but when I use rotate 'ccw' on my xorg to rotate 90
[04:18] <lucascarvalho> usser: it becomes quite ugly
[04:18] <all_is_fair> _duncan
[04:18] <usser> lucascarvalho, play with xrandr
[04:18] <usser> lucascarvalho, see what looks better
[04:18] <all_is_fair> _duncan what are you trying to run with wine?
[04:18] <_duncan> all_is_fair: I am getting a int myInt = (int) myFloat;
[04:18] <_duncan> Whoops
[04:18] <Severian> mantis, I'll make a file and paste it  I want to leave a couple of details of mine private, but I'll give you the important pieces.  I'll be back in a moment and give you the url.
[04:18] <lucascarvalho> usser: do you know how to play with xrandr? I heard about
[04:19] <all_is_fair> _duncan did you install the restrictive libraries?
[04:19] <_duncan> all_is_fair: I copied the disc to the desktop, then try to do wine Installer.exe and it fails with module not found.
[04:19] <usser> lucascarvalho,  xrandr --output LVDS --mode 1280x800
[04:19] <mantis_> Severian: thanks
[04:19] <usser> lucascarvalho, for example, man xrandr for more options
[04:19] <lucascarvalho> Xlib:  extension "RANDR" missing on display ":0.0"
[04:19] <_duncan> all_is_fair: What do you mean? I installed the nvidia drivers from the website and they are working if that is what you mean.
[04:20] <mantis_> [vali]: Severian: My conf is at: http://pastebin.com/m1dfcbf32
[04:20] <all_is_fair> _duncan you shouldn't have to copy the disk... the installer will accomplish that
[04:20] <usser> lucascarvalho, type xrandr to get the name of your --ouput
[04:20] <lucascarvalho> $ xrandr
[04:20] <lucascarvalho> Xlib:  extension "RANDR" missing on display ":0.0".
[04:20] <lucascarvalho> RandR extension missing
[04:20] <all_is_fair> _duncan Wine doesn't work right without the restrictive libraries
[04:20] <_duncan> all_is_fair: How do I install them then?
[04:20] <usser> lucascarvalho, hm, are you using some sort of proprietary driver, ati, nvidia?
[04:21] <lucascarvalho> usser: nvidia
[04:21] <_duncan> all_is_fair: Hardware Drivers?
[04:21] <mantis_> [vali]: Severian: Corrected paste: http://pastebin.com/m21897c4
[04:21] <all_is_fair> _duncan you need to change your source to include the backports and such
[04:21] <usser> lucascarvalho, yea nvidia uses their own util which im not familiar with
[04:21] <[vali]> ok, will take a look
[04:21] <lucascarvalho> usser: I imagined that
[04:21] <commander_> can i make 9.04 look like Mac Leopard?
[04:21] <all_is_fair> _duncan hold a sec
[04:21] <_duncan> link?
[04:21] <commander_> i asked this b4
[04:21] <lucascarvalho> usser: thank you, i just have to found the good resolution
[04:21] <lucascarvalho> usser: everything else is OK
[04:22] <[vali]> mantis_, you MUST encrypt passwords, otherwise it will not work at all (unless you use W95)
[04:23] <ajay> hello everyone
[04:23] <all_is_fair> _duncan click "System" then "Administration" Then "Software sources"
[04:23] <_duncan> ok
[04:23] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: i got an error message when reloading
[04:23] <khensthoth> commander_: Information is for Intrepid, but I assume it doesn't differ much: http://maketecheasier.com/turn-your-ubuntu-intrepid-into-mac-osx-leopard/2009/01/08
[04:23] <ajay> can anyone provide me the links where i can download the ebooks of Ubuntu certified professional
[04:24] <ajay> please help
[04:24] <dan> ok so i replaced the network card with one that i know works
[04:24] <all_is_fair> _duncan you have to make sure the restrictive and backports are clicked
[04:24] <dan> the problem is still happening
[04:24] <dan> i was able to use the internet from one computer
[04:24] <dan> and then upon connecting to the network on another computer
[04:24] <dan> the server refused all incoming connections
[04:24] <ajay> can anyone provide me the links where i can download the ebooks of Ubuntu certified professional
[04:25] <all_is_fair> _duncan  Then click on "Applications" then "Add/Remove"  Make sure you search for "ALL AVAILABLE PROGRAMS"
[04:25] <_duncan> all_is_fair: ok then what package do I understand
[04:25] <_duncan> i install**
[04:25] <commander__> khensthoth i got intrepid now
[04:25] <all_is_fair> _duncan Search for "Ubuntu"  You'll then see the Ubuntu Restrictive Package.... Install it and enjoy!
[04:25] <mjc> hmm.  the netbook launcher in 9.04 seems to think my mouse is like 500px to the left. weird
[04:26] <wrektjet> re: the g11 and g15 kb's... in ibex go u need to edit xmodmap to get the g keys functional?
[04:26] <Severian> mantis_, My config file is at  http://pastebin.com/f7d0e936c
[04:26] <khensthoth> commander__: Then just follow the instructions.
[04:26] <dan> no more ideas? :(
[04:26] <dan> i dont see jack in the error logs
[04:26] <all_is_fair> _duncan Wine should work.... Reinstall what your trying
[04:26] <_duncan> all_is_fair: "Ubuntu restricted extras" ??
[04:27] <digdeep>  <commander_>: may have a look at this (linux desktop to mac os x) --> http://www.taimila.com/?q=node/11
[04:27] <commander__> i did but the AWN is trippin'
[04:27] <all_is_fair> _duncan Yes that's it.... but if you search for "ubuntu" You'll find it...
[04:28] <ner0x> Hello all, I believe I would like to install ubuntu (kubuntu) actually, but either way, same understructure correct?
[04:28] <_duncan> all_is_fair: Sweet. It is installing. Hope this works!!
[04:28] <all_is_fair> To ANYBODY updates yesterday killed my networking and wireless networking... Any Ideas? Please respond with all_is_fair first
[04:28] <jbmigel> anyone running on ps3 and feel like sharing their experience a little?
[04:28] <_duncan> all_is_fair: What does this install that is missing?
[04:28] <_duncan> Random stuff?
[04:29] <all_is_fair> _duncan What program are you trying to run?
[04:29] <_duncan> WoTLK
[04:29] <_duncan> :-D
[04:29] <mjc> he means world of warcraft :P
[04:29] <xangua> jbmigel: i think yellow dog would be better por a ps3
[04:29] <all_is_fair> _duncan Have fun and remember Windows is a virus
[04:29] <_duncan> all_is_fair: Ha I know, only have it for gaming. But not anymore.
[04:29] <mantis> [vali]: sorry. net got cut off for a moment.
[04:30] <_duncan> Used to use Slackware back in the day
[04:30] <mantis> I got your message about needing to encrypting passwords.
[04:30] <xangua> jbmigel: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_for_PlayStation_3 , i've heard the new ps3 are supose to have yellow dog
[04:30] <jbmigel> xangua psubuntu.com says jaunty is supported. im just wondering if anyone tried it
[04:30] <[vali]> mantis, dont worry... just changing some things
[04:30] <xangua> is like the official gnu/linux por ps3 jbmigel
[04:30] <mantis> But, I don't want want to use passwords at all at this stage.
[04:30] <all_is_fair> _ducan often lot's of random garbage from
[04:31] <krammer_> how can i fix this Because "gpg: skipped "unix66@gmail.com": secret key not available
[04:31] <krammer_> gpg: signing failed: secret key not available
[04:31] <krammer_> ", you may need to select different mail options.
[04:31] <ZeZu> I run xubuntu jaunty on ps3
[04:31] <all_is_fair> _duncan from Wine... If it runs it runs yeah know
[04:31] <_duncan> all_is_fair: Yeah, I assume so. Hopefully I can get my 2nd video card working next
[04:31] <jbmigel> ZeZu thats great! could you tell me if the bluetooth support will let me use a bluetooth keyboard? or is that just for the controller?
[04:31] <simula_> has anyone noticed screen redraw problems with nvidia 180.44-0ubuntu1 and Jaunty?
[04:31] <Brack10> Where does compiz log it's error messages?  Can't enable it on my stupid Nvidia card
[04:32] <ZeZu> jbmigel, i have no idea, i haven't used it at all
[04:32] <[vali]> mantis, try this -> http://pastebin.com/m5a8aa685
[04:32] <krammer_> Brack10, i have the gtx280 nvidia pain in the * have patience
[04:32] <tecky> jbmigel: bluetooth works for any device off a PS3
[04:32] <all_is_fair> _duncan Sweet well enjoy!
[04:32] <all_is_fair> updates yesterday killed my networking and wireless networking... Any Ideas? Please respond with all_is_fair first
[04:32] <DasEi> !google | ajay: google first hit : http://www.ebookz.ir/Computers_and_Internet/Ubuntu_Certified_Professional_Study_Guide_Exam_LPI_199.html
[04:32] <tecky> jbmigel: i use a headset + keyboard on mine
[04:32] <_duncan> all_is_fair: Thanks. I will let you know how it goes.
[04:32] <[vali]> mantis, and remember to use "testparm" allways after changing smb.conf
[04:33] <jbmigel> tecky thats totally awesome! I cant believe ive had that ps3 for over a year and never tried this
[04:33] <Brack10> krammer_: no it's a 6600 GT, it's only not working because I tried to install the official drivers first before using the Ubuntu tested ones.....
[04:33] <mkasson> what is an easy ftp client to download?
[04:33] <mantis> [vali]: [vali] thanks. Config'ing now...
[04:33] <Brack10> mkasson: ftp
[04:33] <usser> mkasson, gftp
[04:33] <mkasson> ya, gui one.  thanks usser
[04:33] <tecky> jbmigel: *nod* the funny thing is you can use a USB headset with it instead of Bluetooth but they dont in anyway "endorse it" cuz they want you to buy the $50 headset :)
[04:33] <[vali]> mantis: be sure you dont have any firewall blocking connections and that the shared directory is readable/writable by the guest account
[04:33] <all_is_fair> updates yesterday killed my networking and wireless networking... Any Ideas? Please respond with all_is_fair first
[04:33] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: am getting an error message. when adding the repos . please take a look. http://paste.ubuntu.com/165272/
[04:34] <dan> http://pastebin.com/d20a13516
[04:34] <krammer_> Brack10,  i also have the 8800gt on my other machine did you install the lastest dirvers and install from init 3
[04:34] <dan> thats all im seeing in message log
[04:34] <dan> no errors :/
[04:34] <brEz> g
[04:34] <jbmigel> tecky are you talking about using a headset in regular ps3 games... or in ubuntu for ps3?
[04:34] <Brack10> krammer_I switched to the Ubuntu tested with the driver's utility... I don't know much about drivers/ kernel extensions etc, sorry
[04:34] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, try a different country... seen .au is no longer storing some of them
[04:34] <tecky> jbmigel: headset in games
[04:35] <all_is_fair> PLEASE HELP!! updates yesterday killed my networking and wireless networking... Any Ideas? Please respond with all_is_fair first
[04:35] <DasEi> dan: what error are you after ?
[04:35] <DasEi> all_is_fair: output from ifconfig ?
[04:35] <jbmigel> tecky oh ya im asking about ubuntu's bluetooth support on the ps3... you aint tried that yet eh?
[04:35] <tecky> jbmigel: i dont know about the ubuntu side of things, i've only seen video's and talked to people about the linux support on it, and found it was very weak from what little research i did
[04:35] <all_is_fair> _DasEi let me get it from you
[04:35] <dan> trying to figure out why it stops accepting connections from the lan
[04:35] <_duncan> all_is_fair: Atleast the installer ran!
[04:35] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: ok let me try us
[04:36] <Dracofodder> how can I tell what apps are "really" installed on my system?  eg, apt-cache says one thing, but I know I installed another.
[04:36] <jbmigel> tecky ya im thinking about trying it out... id love to use my tv as a monitor with a wireless keyboard eh wow
[04:36] <tecky> jbmigel: what does it hurt to try, only thing you might find out is that it doesn't work, better side of finding out is it does, and you've been missing out for so long >.>
[04:36] <DasEi> dan: firewall installed ? static ip~wrong network segment ?
[04:36] <dan> iptables
[04:37] <maxcrash> can anyone tell me why it keeps asking for my wifi secured key
[04:37] <digdeep> admin_masu3701: ya, try other repos
[04:37] <[vali]> seems a routing problem (BTW before you didnt mention anything that it starts doing funny things when you start using another computer)
[04:37] <ElPana> hola
[04:37] <ElPana> tengo un apregunta
[04:37] <DasEi> dan: ufw or another interface ?
[04:37] <admin_masu3701> us didnt work either...wat else can i try
[04:37] <admin_masu3701> au and us dont work
[04:37] <mantis> [vali]: restarted smb, then tried to connect via nautilus on an ubuntu laptop. I'm still being asked for a password
[04:38] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, de
[04:38] <all_is_fair> _DasEI running Jaunty!!  Did nothing but the updates yesterday...
[04:38] <dan> heres the iptables config
[04:38] <dan> http://pastebin.com/d14825d1a
[04:38] <ElPana> no puedo usar los chat de xat.com
[04:38] <_duncan> all_is_fair: How about HTML rendering?
[04:38] <all_is_fair> _DasEI I Says my wired networking is disconneted??
[04:38] <ElPana> que puedo hacer
[04:38] <[vali]> mantis, restart samba and be sure "nobody" user can read and write the shared directory
[04:39] <david1> hello.  i just installed e17 and everything went well.  but with ubuntu 9.04 when I select what session I want it ALWAYS picks gnome.  I can't even log into a terminal session to start enlightenment with command line.  Any suggestions?
[04:39] <mantis> will do
[04:39] <ElPana> algien habal español
[04:39] <all_is_fair> _DasEI I'm 100% sure it was with yesterdays updates
[04:39] <digdeep> admin_masu3701: http://au.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/multiverse/ (worked)?
[04:39] <ElPana> ???
[04:39] <RedSocrates> !es | ElPana
[04:39] <admin_masu3701> digdeep: did is what i have..deb http://de.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/multiverse flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound 0.0.svn2431-3 (Jaunty)
[04:40] <admin_masu3701> digdeep: au didnt work
[04:40] <dan> need vry help :<
[04:40] <goose> who was it who helped me remove wubi 64 bit earlier?
[04:40] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: is this the rignt link? deb http://de.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/multiverse flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound 0.0.svn2431-3 (Jaunty)
[04:40] <DasEi> all_is_fair: output from ifconfig ?
[04:41] <david1> any help?
[04:41] <Brack10> I can't enable compiz.  Where do I start?
[04:41] <DasEi> dan: did you try disabling iptables ? I don't know your lan
[04:41] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, ??? are you using that in sources.list ?
[04:41] <smileybri> a while back I upgraded to OO3, but I just learned that Base was not part of the install and now I have a project that requires it. How do I install just Base on Ubuntu 8.10?
[04:41] <dan> iptables is what makes the internet work at all...
[04:42] <dan> its my router
[04:42] <all_is_fair> http://www.mibbit.com/pb/y2nLFf
[04:42] <digdeep> admin_masu3701: try to add "deb http://au.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ jaunty multiverse" to /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:42] <all_is_fair> _DasEi try that
[04:42] <[vali]> dan: I dont see anything wrong in that iptables (just a couple of superflous lines)
[04:42] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: in sofware sources
[04:43] <kristano> JOIN
[04:43] <dan> yeah, it was working before on my gentoo server
[04:43] <dan> unfortunately the hard drive on that computer died a couple months ago
[04:43] <all_is_fair> http://www.mibbit.com/pb/UBmJJ1
[04:43] <dan> and i had this one ready to go as a backup
[04:43] <DasEi> dan: iptables handles connections on the running machine, fw-rules are defined there
[04:43] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, that will not work. you dont have to put "flasplugin...." in the sources
[04:43] <digdeep> admin_masu3701: + that link (I posted) won't work (I should clarify :-D)
[04:44] <admin_masu3701> [vali] oh ok
[04:44] <DasEi> dan: what is in your lan ?
[04:44] <admin_masu3701> digdeep: which one wont work?
[04:44] <all_is_fair> _DasEI Did that help?
[04:44] <david1> anybody know how to mess with gdm?  no matter what session I pick it goes to gnome
[04:44] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, you need to tell apt-get where to get the list of the packages... once you fetch the list, the package will appear in synaptic (if it is in any of the repos)
[04:45] <digdeep> admin_masu3701: this won't work --> digdeep: did is what i have..deb http://de.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/multiverse flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound 0.0.svn2431-3 (Jaunty)
[04:45] <dan> DasEi: right, but this is running on my router - the ip masquerading is what allows the rest of my house to have internet
[04:45] <dan> or not have internet, as the case here
[04:45] <admin_masu3701> [vali]; so add deb http://de.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/multiverse to source.list?
[04:45] <DasEi> all_is_fair: yo, though almost missed (nick) ; you connect directly to modem by dialup on the cable ?
[04:45] <[vali]> yes
[04:46] <DasEi> dan: so connection to the inet works, but no ics to the further machines ?
[04:46] <digdeep> admin_masu3701: yes
[04:46] <all_is_fair> _DasEi I'm using my Motorolla V3xx to connect to the internet right now, but I was using my wireless Broadcom card in my laptop
[04:46] <RavindraRao> hi ppl
[04:47] <dan> no everything works sometimes
[04:47] <mantis> [vali]: restarted samba. ensureed that user 'nobody' can access my shared folder. From my remote ubuntu laptop, I am still asked for a password. When I enter nothing, I get the message 'failed to retrieve share list'. From my windows machine, I cannot see the shares under "my network shares"
[04:47] <RavindraRao> can anybody help an extreme newbie please?
[04:47] <[vali]> DasEi, he said the thing works ok until they use another computer in the inner network
[04:47] <KB1JWQ> !ask | RavindraRao
[04:47] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: now do :  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound??
[04:47] <dan> but when i add a new computer to the network, what seems to happen is it gets an ip from the dhcp server and then the server just refuses any incoming connections from my lan
[04:47] <dan> for about 20 minutes
[04:47] <Drikan> Ok any one got a pointer to how to get wow working on ubuntu?
[04:48] <dan> and then it starts working again
[04:48] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, you must "update" first to fetch the packages list
[04:48] <RavindraRao> i'm confused about the various ubuntus i find on the net. I am unable to understand what is hardy, jaunty, intrepid and so on.
[04:48] <david1> I guess nobody knows the answer to my question
[04:48] <xxploit> Drikan, wow works very well on linux, use wine or crossover games
[04:48] <Severian> mantis, on the remote linux machine, when you attach to the samba share, username should be guest,
[04:48] <kprim> heloo
[04:48] <Drikan> xxploit:  is there a  how to in it?
[04:49] <dan> my lan is basically a bunch of computers hooked up via network switch
[04:49] <simula_> i'm having a redraw problem where the screen doesn't redraw in some apps until i move the app or otherwise force a redraw - Jaunty, nvidia 180.44-0
[04:49] <DasEi> all_is_fair: check /etc/network/interfaces for a correct entry and check if lspci finds the broadcom
[04:49] <dan> one of which is my ubuntu server
[04:49] <billybigrigger> can anyone here suggest a good media server for ubuntu?
[04:49] <dan> which has a connection to my dsl
[04:49] <Drikan> xxploit: ive allredy installed wine but its crashing
[04:49] <simula_> has anyone heard of this redraw issue with jaunty / nvidia binary?
[04:49] <dan> and it basically acts as a router for the other computers
[04:49] <simula_> no compiz
[04:49] <Drikan> xxploit: but then again i just copyed the game from my windows drive
[04:49] <mantis> Severian: I guessed so. If I try with user 'guest' and no password, I get the result above. A fail message with 'failed to read shares'
[04:50] <all_is_fair> DasEi ok.... Just wondering if anyone else suffered wire less network loss from yesterdays updates
[04:50] <mantis> I'm sure there is something I'm missing, but I'm unsure what it could be.
[04:50] <Severian> mantis, password should also be guest.
[04:50] <mantis> Ah.
[04:50] <xxploit> Drikan, id install the game fully with wine im not sure how well it works copying it from windows, but ive install wow many times and it runs very well
[04:50] <mantis> I'll give that a shot...
[04:50] <digdeep> admin_masu3701: working for you?
[04:50] <[vali]> you should not need to put any username
[04:50] <RavindraRao> can somebody pls let me know what is  hardy, jaunty, intrepid and so on.  I need to install a web app server on EC2 with JBOSS and postgre
[04:50] <DasEi> dan: hosts.deny / hosts allow in order ?
[04:50] <[vali]> weird... XD
[04:50] <Severian> mantis, that is a microsoft decision, not samba
[04:51] <admin_masu3701> digdeep: updated fine...but cant install  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[04:51] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, error message ?
[04:51] <admin_masu3701> couldnt find package
[04:51] <Drikan> xxploite: Ok will do one other thing i got sound testing fine in wine is there any thing else i need to do to wine to get it working?
[04:51] <[vali]> uhmm... wait
[04:51] <frenzy_usa> Simula_: If you mention the name of your video card you might be able to get some one who can help you.
[04:51] <DasEi> RavindraRao: different releases of ubuntu, like series, jaunty is youngest stable, hardy lts
[04:51] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: E: Couldn't find package flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[04:51] <DasEi> !lts
[04:51] <mantis> Severian: Isn't there a way to set it up with no password ?
[04:52] <xxploit> Drikan, look at wine on the winehq app database there are some settings for wow that should be set in some cases. If you choose to use crossover games it will set everything up for wow for you
[04:52] <simula_> thanks frenzy_usa, it's built into the motherboard... doing a google search to figure out where to find it's model number
[04:52] <Severian> mantis, yes, but not an easy one.
[04:52] <mantis> Severian: I've been follwing various docs that attempt to show how to set up samba with passwordless access.
[04:52] <xxploit> Drikan, not wine on winehq but WoW
[04:52] <mantis> ok
[04:52] <Drikan> xxploit: is crossover the one i need to pay for?
[04:52] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: did is what i have in source.list: deb http://au.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/multiverse/
[04:53] <JAMMAN2110> Just quickly wondering, does anyone know of a good guide to setup the included mail server with Ubuntu Server?
[04:53] <RavindraRao> so will i have any problems with hardy lts in terms of package dependancies if i need to install say jboss 5.x
[04:53] <Severian> mantis, one step at a time.  Can you connect now?
[04:53] <xxploit> Drikan, its like 30$ and u get free upgrades for 1 year. They contribute alot back to wine and if recommend them
[04:53] <mantis> Severian: I'm still getting the above failure message.
[04:53] <simula_> frenzy_usa, my video card is built into my motherboard and is a nVidia Corporation MCP78S [GeForce 8200] SMBus (rev a1)
[04:53] <xxploit> Drikan, theres also free trial downloads, so u can test your game before buying
[04:53] <Severian> mantis, did you use my smb.conf file?
[04:53] <mantis> Severian: And the share isn't visible from my windows machine.
[04:54] <all_is_fair> dasEi My hardware doesn't show my broadcom card anymore?
[04:54] <DasEi> dan: you say if you add a machine to the ubuntu-routers subnet, it will connect after some time ?
[04:54] <Drikan> xxploit: sounds fair ill check it out
[04:54] <mantis> I'm using the conf that [vali] pasted  here: http://pastebin.com/m5a8aa685
[04:54] <simula_> has anyone seen redraw issues with the GeForce 8200 in Jaunty using the 1.80.44 drivers?
[04:54] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: is that the rignt repos?
[04:54] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, the package is here -> http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[04:55] <simula_> the redraw issues seem to especially effect Qt4 apps
[04:55] <mantis> Severian: Sorry, I didn't see your paste. I got cut off from the nets for a few minutes.
[04:55] <[vali]> it says it is in multiverse repo
[04:55] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: so add all that in source.list...though i didnt have to put flash..... part
[04:55] <all_is_fair> DasEi I really think something else is broken.... and the updates are the culprit!!
[04:55] <sx66|eee1> hi
[04:55] <DasEi> all_is_fair: check /var/log/syslog  for errors recognizing wlan
[04:55] <Severian> mantis, http://pastebin.com/f7d0e936c
[04:55] <[vali]> so, if you configured your sources.list correctly you should be able to install through apt
[04:56] <simula_> i was on intrepid before jaunty and i didn't have any issues - i did a clean install
[04:56] <digdeep> admin_masu3701: that is not the right thing, try to add "deb http://au.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ jaunty universe" to the sources.list   as vali said, add download that deb
[04:56] <snakesqzns> Issue: no sound on Macbook Pro 4,1.  Anyone else have this issue?
[04:56] <[vali]> no, the flash part is not needed
[04:56] <`dan> DasEi: yeah
[04:56] <admin_masu3701> ok digdeep
[04:56] <`dan> DasEi: its not only the new computer that is refused though
[04:56] <mantis> Severian: thanks. I'll give that a shot and get back to you in a sec...
[04:56] <`dan> DasEi: all computers on the local net get disconnected
[04:56] <`dan> for about 20 mins
[04:57] <scunizi_> simula_: a little.. I installed the 180.5x drivers for more improvement..
[04:58] <simula_> scunizi_ i'll look into that, thanks
[04:58] <Esde[irssi]> hey guys
[04:58] <[vali]> `dan, can you use inet from your server or it gets disconnected too?
[04:58] <kreno5> how do i give an already open process (file manager) root privledges?
[04:58] <simula_> scuzini_ did you download a binary from nvidia's site, or is there a repos to upgrade to 180.5x?
[04:58] <admin_masu3701> am geting E: malformed line 101 error in source.list
[04:58] <admin_masu3701> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165279/
[04:58] <`dan> i think the server still works for the inet
[04:59] <all_is_fair> DasEi here yeah go http://www.mibbit.com/pb/JQ3NkP
[04:59] <scunizi_> simula_: you have to get it from nvidia..
[04:59] <simula_> thanks scunizi
[04:59] <dn4> how do I get firefox to have a transparent gui
[04:59] <simula_> thanks scunizi_
[04:59] <scunizi_> simula_: np :)
[04:59] <burntresistor> im still beginning with python an im trying to import graphics library into idle and its giving me an error it cant find the module
[05:00] <`dan_> but i know for sure that the connection between the local computers and the server dies, because i can't even log in via ssh to the server any more
[05:00] <Esde[irssi]> my ubuntu froze up then i had to force a shutdown, i attempted to reboot, and when i did it said it is missing wibildr and 3 others, i think i have the filename right, im currently booted on a Linux Mint USB, is there a way for me to create a boot usb for ubuntu? so i can attempt to repair it in Ubuntu instead of Mint, of not how do i repair it?
[05:00] <DasEi> `dan: did you try to restart network on one on the clients machine in that time ?
[05:00] <hoymkot_> how do i disable auto login
[05:00] <`dan_> DasEi: why would i
[05:00] <dan> the ip doesn't need changing
[05:01] <hoymkot_> everyone: how do i disable autologin
[05:01] <DasEi> `dan: to see if the dhcp of the router hanging out, to wake it
[05:01] <dan> i don't see why that would cause ssh to stop working ;/
[05:01] <xangua> hoymkot_: in Gnome> system> admon> enter windows (the last one i am not shure since i use gnome in spanish)
[05:02] <dan> it also disconnects me randomly
[05:02] <nickolaus> I am having trouble with my mouse in boxee for ubuntu. Anyone know much about it?
[05:02] <dan> when there are no new computers connecting
[05:02] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, delete line 101, then "apt-get update" then "apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound"
[05:02] <dan> its just that it seems to happen a lot when a new computer connects
[05:03] <[vali]> you have multiverse already activated (us repo) AND I just checked that flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound IS there
[05:03] <hoymkot_> xangua: thank you every much
[05:03] <all_is_fair> DasEi Anything from that?
[05:04] <sx66|eee1> on the eeepc 1000h, how do you fix flash in firefox to render cleaner, for example, taking cpu etc up
[05:04] <all_is_fair> http://www.mibbit.com/pb/16lf8c
[05:04] <Esde[irssi]> my ubuntu froze up then i had to force a shutdown, i attempted to reboot, and when i did it said it is missing wibildr and 3 others, i think i have the filename right, im currently booted on a Linux Mint USB, is there a way for me to create a boot usb for ubuntu? so i can attempt to repair it in Ubuntu instead of Mint, of not how do i repair it?
[05:04] <nickolaus> anyone have any experience using IR controllers for ubuntu?
[05:04] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: couldnt find package lashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[05:04] <DasEi> dan:hmm, so harder to encircle.. enable logging and check logs on the router ?
[05:04] <dan> ubuntu box is the router
[05:04] <dan> i checked my logs
[05:05] <Severian> nickolaus, yes.  I have tried several and none worked.
[05:05] <dan> and theres absolutely no indication that anythigns going wrong
[05:05] <Esde[irssi]> no answers, or even ideas?
[05:05] <mantis> Severian: Success!
[05:05] <Severian> mantis, Good.
[05:05] <DasEi> all_is_fair: sure, ppdev0: unregistered pardevice
[05:05] <mantis> Severian: I can now see the shares on my ubuntu machine from my windows machine
[05:05] <Severian> mantis, The windows machines should connect and not ask for passwords.
[05:06] <DasEi> all_is_fair: seems kernel isn't realizing wlan nomore, so got to ad the module again
[05:06] <mantis> Severian: That is exactly what is happening. I will look over the file you've given me and look for where I went wrong.
[05:06] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, ok... change the line "28" (check your pastebin) and use "es" instead "us" (Im using that right now and works for SURE)
[05:06] <nickolaus> severian I was able to get the wiimote to work perfectly. I have one problem though. Boxee seems to exaggerate the cursor movement.
[05:06] <Severian> mantis, Good luck.
[05:06] <lanoxx-> hi, my icons on my gnome desktop are all gone and i cant rightclick anymore
[05:06] <lanoxx-> on the desktop
[05:07] <[vali]> after changing that, apt-get update and then try to install again
[05:07] <mantis> Severian: I'm still not seeing the shares from my ubuntu machine. But I'll take it from here before I ask for more help. Thank you very much.
[05:07] <xangua> lanoxx-: 'nautilus' in a console/terminal
[05:08] <nickolaus> severian if you're interested in trying it with the wiimote let me know.
[05:08] <Brack10> nvidia Geforce 6600 gt, 180 drivers...when I enable compiz my desktop resizes itself to take up 1/4 of the screen, the other 3/4 is black and unusable...wtf???
[05:08] <trend> how can I turn off apache on every runlevel at once?
[05:08] <digdeep> [vali]: deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ jaunty multiverse (not working?)
[05:08] <davidcramer> im getting 404's not found when running apt-get update
[05:08] <davidcramer> is there a known issue atm?
[05:08] <Brack10> davidcramer: is your sources.list ok?
[05:08] <mantis> Severian: Brack10: which ubuntu are you using ?
[05:08] <davidcramer> i didnt change anything
[05:08] <Brack10> mantis: 9.04
[05:09] <davidcramer> http://www.pastethat.com/CqHEU
[05:09] <davidcramer> theres a lot of them like that
[05:09] <genii-around> trend: You just want to stop it running for the moment, or permanent?
[05:09] <[vali]> digdeep, multiverse is activated and he cant find one package
[05:09] <trend> genii-around perm
[05:09] <lanoxx-> xangua, ok that opens nautilus, how is that going to bring back my desktop icons?
[05:09] <trend> update-rc.d -f apache2 remove fine ?
[05:09] <dan> gusty got changed to a diff server
[05:09] <xangua> lanoxx-: nautilus is supossed to draw the icons in the desktop
[05:09] <onats> anyone know a good OS inventory /network management tool for ubuntu?
[05:10] <dan> gutsy*
[05:10] <[vali]> digdeep, the thing is that package is in the us pool, but im not sure it its from intrepid or jaunty (should be jaunty too...)
[05:10] <lanoxx-> xangua, hmm it doesnt
[05:10] <xangua> jum...................
[05:10] <DasEi> dan: hm, try reinstalling the dhcp-server, install wireshark to monitor both, dsl and lan, .. I start poking around, could also be a faulty switch
[05:10] <genii-around> trend: The first question is...why not uninstall it then... but anyhow... use the update-rc.d script
[05:10] <trend> sweet.. i think that works
[05:10] <davidcramer> How can I fix my sources.list? Getting these errors: http://www.pastethat.com/CqHEU
[05:10] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: E: Could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock...how to remove locks?
[05:10] <trend> genii-around :) thanks for your input..
[05:10] <[vali]> digdeep, or he is saying he do things he dont
[05:10] <lanoxx-> xangua, but instead if i do ps aux|grep nautilus i get:  nautilus --no-desktop --browser
[05:10] <Severian> nickolaus,  I'd like to see your config file.  I can't afford a wiimote at the moment, but I would like to play with one someday.  I think there are some config options that might help your problem.  I'd look at the accelerator value to start.
[05:11] <lanoxx-> xangua, anyidea whats causing it to be invoked with that
[05:11] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, close every other package managenment program (synaptic, aptitude, apt-get...)
[05:11] <DasEi> all_is_fair: paste the out from lspci
[05:11] <ahtmly2k> help! i have second life installed.. and i want to uninstall it.. how? please help..
[05:11] <syntax\> guys do you happen to know a site wherein i can get a list of motherboards compatible with intel dual core e7400 and intel core2duo e8400
[05:12] <DasEi> syntax\: ask in #hardware or in google
[05:12] <admin_masu3701> [vali]; they are not open
[05:12] <davidcramer> anyone?
[05:12] <genii-around> syntax\: I'm pretty sure all socket 775 boards out now will support those
[05:12] <dan> well ill probably install a new server box soon
[05:13] <nickolaus> Severian sure! It works fine until boxee loads to full screen then it just goes freaking nuts. Flys all over the place.
[05:13] <dan> guess ill just wait until then
[05:13] <syntax\> thanks DasEi hehe didnt know there's a #hardware channel here
[05:13] <dan> and hope that fixes the problem
[05:13] <dan> lol
[05:13] <fido> hola
[05:13] <lanoxx-> syntax\, most definitely anyboard will support these after a bios update
[05:13] <nickolaus> severian which file do you want to see?
[05:13] <fido> alguien en español
[05:13] <DasEi> dan: I'd try to focus problem, unless a fresh install was planned, anyway
[05:14] <fido> español
[05:14] <digdeep> admin_masu3701: logout (worst scenario)
[05:14] <Severian> nickolaus, probably the lircmd.conf file.  Isn't that where most of your configuration went?
[05:14] <fido> cual es el wiki de español
[05:14] <genii-around> !es | fido
[05:14] <ahtmly2k> help! i have second life installed.. and i want to uninstall it.. how? please help..
[05:15] <scunizi> syntax\: you can even find good mini-itx boards
[05:15] <stepnem> hello, please can someone explain why do I have a root-only-readable gnupg directory in my homedir and what is it's purpose?
[05:15] <[vali]> ouch... that bot answer is not written correctly
[05:15] <syntax\> thanks guys :D
[05:15] <Severian> nickolaus, The other thing to look at might be PROTOCOL.  a mouse going crazy is a symptom of the wrong protocol, usually.
[05:15] <lanoxx-> can anyone tell me why nautilus is invoked with: --no-desktop --browser??
[05:16] <lanoxx-> or whats causing it and how to remove it?
[05:16] <genii-around> stepnem: It's a Gnu Privacy Guard file and it's meant to have those permissions
[05:16] <stepnem> genii-around: why -- what's the use of it if I can't actually use it as a user?
[05:16] <scunizi> !gpg | stepnem
[05:16] <stepnem> I know whag GPG is...
[05:17] <stepnem> what*
[05:17] <lstarnes> lanoxx-: that starts a nautilus session in browser mode without adding an extra desktop
[05:17] <stepnem> I've read the HOWTO, too
[05:17] <eleite> what's the link to ubuntu hardware compatibility list again?
[05:17] <genii-around> stepnem: You DO use it as a user all the time when you digitally sign something or if you use public key encryption
[05:17] <ahtmly2k> got it..
[05:18] <stepnem> genii-around: so does that mean that I must run gpg/gpa with sudo?
[05:18] <admin_masu3701> so should i log out?
[05:18] <lanoxx-> lstarnes, obviously it does since there are no icons on my desktop and i can right click on the desktop, but how do i fix that, and why did it do that in the first place, its like this since i rebootet
[05:18] <sonali_> Hi folks
[05:18] <sonali_> I am facing problems in Ubuntu
[05:18] <lstarnes> lanoxx-: you can right click?
[05:19] <sonali_> Audio doesn't work from my laptop's speakers
[05:19] <lanoxx-> s/can/cannot
[05:19] <lanoxx-> lstarnes, s/can/cannot
[05:19] <sonali_> i have been trying loads of things from the ubuntuforums but nothing has come to my aid
[05:19] <snakesqzns> sonali_, same here.  macbook pro
[05:19] <sonali_> can anybody help me?
[05:20] <genii-around> stepnem: Since gpg needs admin rights to run, yes
[05:20] <lstarnes> genii-around: suince when has gpg required admin rights?
[05:20] <sonali_> snakesqzns: I am having compaq presario cq45, did you find some resolution?
[05:20] <stepnem> genii-around: thank you
[05:20] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: how can i remove the lock in /var/lib/apt/list
[05:20] <admin_masu3701> am getting E: Unable to lock the list directory
[05:21] <chenrs> ls
[05:21] <cdoublejj|AWAY> ahaha found it!!!
[05:21] <genii-around> lstarnes: When you need to add gpg keys for nonstandard repositories for instance
[05:21] <sonali_> admin_masu3701: ensure no other application is running that is updating softwares
[05:21] <snakesqzns> sonali_, nope.  just a couple suggestions to recompile alsa, which i haven't tried
[05:21] <lstarnes> genii-around: I think apt-key can import public key files
[05:21] <admin_masu3701> sonali: they all close
[05:21] <sonali_> snakesqzns: I have recompiled alsa as well
[05:21] <cdoublejj> will 9.04 be renewed after 2010 cause it says 8.04 will be supported till 2011
[05:21] <kiroh> hi, do anyone know how to mount ecryptfs directories with filename encription???
[05:22] <sonali_> snakesqzns: to the lates version
[05:22] <lstarnes> cdoublejj: 9.04 is not a LTS release so it will be supported for 18 months
[05:22] <Severian> cdoublejj, 9.04 should be supported for 18 months.
[05:22] <sonali_> admin_masu370hen: well if you are sure that no such application is running, you might have to restart te
[05:22] <cdoublejj> what happensafter 18 months?
[05:22] <nickolaus> severian the only files I edited were modules and ir_ptr
[05:22] <lstarnes> cdoublejj: no new updates and official support ends
[05:22] <sonali_> admin_masu3701 : you might have to restart then
[05:22] <admin_masu3701> ok
[05:23] <sonali_> Anybody who could help me? I have tried loads of things for the past 2 days....
[05:23] <cdoublejj> huh???? so it's going to die???? why is 8.04 lasting longer???
[05:23] <joe_> hello people
[05:23] <scunizi> !lts | cdoublejj
[05:23] <sonali_> i have recompiled the latest ALSA, I have tried changing the /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base and added several options
[05:23] <lstarnes> cdoublejj: because 8.04 is an LTS release (and only one ? mark is necessary)
[05:23] <kiroh> hi, do anyone know how to mount ecryptfs directories with filename encription???
[05:23] <sonali_> but to no avail
[05:23] <sonali_> I have ubuntu 8.10, updated
[05:23] <RedSocrates> sonali_: What sound card?
[05:23] <sonali_> I hear sound in the headphones
[05:23] <scunizi> cdoublejj: there are releases every 6 mths.. every two years there is a LTS release
[05:24] <cdoublejj> or will 9 be realeased as lts? so when it dies to yo have to reformat or can you update to the next os?
[05:24] <[vali]> sonali_, wow, I was about to say "try to use the Fn thing" XD
[05:24] <eleite> @sonali_, are you sure your speakers work?
[05:24] <nickolaus> severian any ideas?
[05:24] <scunizi> cdoublejj: you can upgrade from one release to the next pretty painlessly
[05:24] <Severian> nickolaus, just the file name was enough.  I found some docs on setting that up with a wiimote.  Thanks
[05:24] <[vali]> but 2 years are too much for such a simple thing XD
[05:24] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: so i log out and back in and it updated fine..but still cant install flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[05:24] <cdoublejj> okay thanks severian glad to hear it
[05:24] <joe_> has anyone here compiled and used the android os on touch pro?
[05:24] <admin_masu3701> E: couldnt find package flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[05:24] <lstarnes> cdoublejj: it should be fairly easy to upgrade 9.04 to 9.10 without reinstalling
[05:24] <sonali_> eleite: I just bought the laptop yesterday
[05:25] <scunizi> cdoublejj: or if you prefer from one LTS to the next LTS
[05:25] <cdoublejj> okay just did upgrade to my linux box and am going to fresh'n up
[05:25] <sonali_> admin_masu3701: check in synaptic
[05:25] <cdoublejj> any i'll stick with 9 sounds good looks good is good
[05:25] <RedSocrates> sonali_: Have you checked the volume in alsamixer?
[05:25] <Severian> nickolaus, In ACC (accelerometer mode) the wiimote's movement might be erratic. For moving the cursor up and down you tilt the wiimote up and down respectively. But for moving the cursor sideways you have to twist your wiimote left or right respectively. In IR (Infra-Red) mode you simply move your wiimote up, down, left , right, just like when playing Wii.
[05:25] <eleite> sonali_: so it came with ubuntu preinstalled? you had no chance to test it in another OS?
[05:26] <sonali_> RedSocrates: yes i have checked it, its not muted, they're all maxed
[05:26] <lstarnes> cdoublejj: there is a difference between 9.04 and 9.10.  there is no version 9
[05:26] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, I cant believe it =:O
[05:26] <cdoublejj> it helps tp have the light bar for the wiii mote much easier
[05:26] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, ok, last resort
[05:26] <sonali_> eleite: no it came with FreeDOS, I installed Ubuntu myself
[05:26] <nickolaus> severian that's correct.
[05:26] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: i know haha
[05:26] <eleite> sonali_: if you're getting audio via the output jack, that means your sound card is working, but your speakers aren't. sounds like bad speaker to me.
[05:26] <kiroh> hi, do anyone know how to mount ecryptfs directories with filename encription???
[05:26] <cdoublejj> i was shorting it up instead of saying 9.04, instead saying 9
[05:26] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, get the plugin here -> http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/i386/flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound/download
[05:26] <nickolaus> severian something about boxee isn't agreeing with the IR controller for some crazy reason. Works with everything else just not boxee
[05:27] <Severian> nickolaus, did that help, then?
[05:27] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, download it where you want
[05:27] <sonali_> eleite: is there any way to find out if the inbuilt speakers are not working? meaning the hardware test or something?
[05:27] <RedSocrates> sonali_: What is the sound card?
[05:27] <tac_> question: I tried jaunty iso on my machine, it hangs, when I select any menu in the install main frame
[05:27] <nickolaus> severian no, trying to figure out what the conflict is with the wiimote and boxee.
[05:27] <sonali_> RedSocrates: who do I find out?
[05:27] <rhombus> I'm trying to make a DOS bootable CD-ROM so that I can update the BIOS on a computer. I'm using K3B. When I used a bootable floppy image and dragged the additional files I needed onto the CD-ROM, I ended up with a bootable CD-ROM which was... empty.
[05:27] <tac_> someone had the same?
[05:27] <sonali_> RedSocrates: lspci -v ?
[05:27] <admin_masu3701> [vali] wait download it from where?
[05:28] <RedSocrates> sonali_: Yes, it will be in the output of lspci
[05:28] <rhombus> How do make the files I put on the CD-ROM actually appear in the DOS filesystem?
[05:28] <[vali]> go here -> http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/i386/flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound/download
[05:28] <sonali_> aplay -l
[05:28] <sonali_> **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
[05:28] <sonali_> card 0: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 0: STAC92xx Analog [STAC92xx Analog]
[05:28] <[vali]> select a mirror and download the package
[05:28] <sonali_>   Subdevices: 1/1
[05:28] <sonali_>   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[05:28] <FloodBot1> sonali_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:28] <sonali_> card 1: HDMI [HDA ATI HDMI], device 3: ATI HDMI [ATI HDMI]
[05:28] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: ok
[05:28] <RedSocrates> sonali_: Ack, not the whole thing
[05:28] <admin_masu3701> dowloanded in /downloads
[05:28] <Severian> nickolaus, I'd look in boxee for something that looks like the lircrmd.conf file.  They may have their own.  Look at the protocol and acceleration settings.
[05:29] <sonali_> RedSocrates: mistake
[05:29] <RedSocrates> sonali_: Give me the output of "lspci | grep audio"
[05:29] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, then sudo dkpg -i <filename>
[05:29] <kiroh> hi, do anyone know how to mount ecryptfs directories with filename encription???
[05:29] <[vali]> just write flashpl and then use "TAB"
[05:29] <sonali_> 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) 01:05.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RS780 Azalia controller
[05:29] <RedSocrates> sonali_: Thanks
[05:31] <eleite> sonali_: who is the manufacturer of your laptop?
[05:31] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: it funny..it say file no found..but its there...its a .deb file
[05:31] <ScottG> Is there any way to make tar.<compression type> to be so that if you go to overwrite them, they only get updated with the file difference. Sort of like how rsync works
[05:31] <sonali_> eleite: compaq
[05:31] <RedSocrates> sonali_: This is a bug that has been reported with Ubuntu 9.04 apparently
[05:32] <sonali_> RedSocrates: I did stumble on something....
[05:32] <RedSocrates> sonali_: Was it this? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-lib/+bug/365766
[05:32] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, can you write down here the FULL command you use ?
[05:32] <RedSocrates> sonali_: At the above link, there's a bug report of the same problem with the same sound card.  There is also a link to an alleged solution further down the page, try it out
[05:32] <admin_masu3701> [vali]:  sudo dkpg i flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound_0.0.svn2431-3_i386.deb
[05:33] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, you missed a "-" before "i"
[05:33] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: get command dkpg not found
[05:33] <sonali_> RedSocrates: checking it out
[05:33] <[vali]> and is dpkg, not dkpg
[05:33] <lstarnes> admin_masu3701: dpkg, not dkpg
[05:33] <digdeep> should bedpkg
[05:33] <digdeep> should be dpkg
[05:33] <[vali]> oopps, my fault, i writed it wrong, sorry
[05:34] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: i get ...dpkg: error processing flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound_0.0.svn2431-3_i386.deb (--install):
[05:34] <admin_masu3701>  package architecture (i386) does not match system (amd64)
[05:34] <admin_masu3701> Errors were encountered while processing:
[05:34] <admin_masu3701>  flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound_0.0.svn2431-3_i386.deb
[05:34] <FloodBot1> admin_masu3701: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:34] <tac_> so have anyone tried jaunty iso installation ?
[05:34] <FUbbyCD> how do i get banshee to ignore .au files in the music scan
[05:34] <RedSocrates> sonali_: Apparently the person had to get drivers from realtek.com and then recompile alsa
[05:34] <[vali]> great !!! i found the error !!!
[05:35] <simula_> i'm trying to install the nvidia binary from the nvidia website and it wants me to turn off my x-server, but i'm not sure how
[05:35] <darcknight> during my login i get an error. $home/.dmrc is being ignored. so i did a google search and found out that it was usually a problem with permissions but i checked out my permissions and it was fine the problem is that the .dmrc does'nt exist at all
[05:35] <sonali_> tac_: I have updated half way through, don't have a very good connection so will finish sometime later :)
[05:35] <Severian> tac_  sure.  several times and different versions.
[05:35] <simula_> i entered single user mode, but then it complained about that
[05:35] <ScottG> FloodBot1: /window 3
[05:35] <FUbbyCD> .au files are from audacity and i dont want banshee picking em up cause theres hundreds of them
[05:35] <tac_> Severian: have you tried it on VirtualBox
[05:35] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, the package is only in i386, not in amd64, thats why i was missing in the repos
[05:36] <tac_> I don't know why but it hangs there
[05:36] <tac_> sonali: cool :)
[05:36] <Severian> tac_, yes.  VirtualBox 2.1.4 and version 2.2.2
[05:36] <sonali_> RedSocrates: yes I read through that, i had recompiled latest ALSA yesterday successfully, i'll check out realtek.com which doesn't seem to exist, yet..
[05:36] <simula_> does anyone know how to log into a pure command prompt with no x-server running for nvidia driver installation?
[05:37] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, but the plugin itself is in amd64
[05:37] <admin_masu3701> yes
[05:37] <sonali_> RedSocrates: reatek.com.tw
[05:37] <[vali]> thats a big step forward... wait, I will try to "inspect" the package
[05:37] <frenzy_usa> simula_: try switching to runlevel 3
[05:37] <FUbbyCD> soooo ehhh no way to do that then?
[05:37] <RedSocrates> sonali_: Yeah, that's very odd, I can't get to it either
[05:37] <simula_> thanks frenzy, i was trying runlevel 1
[05:38] <tac_> Severian: ok, then that's my own prob , thanks
[05:38] <simula_> i'm off to runlevel 3 :)
[05:38] <stealth-> can anyone think of a way I might have accidently chown'd /usr/include, /usr/lib, and /usr/share to myself? All of the sudden I found it like that and im wondering if I might have been hacked
[05:38] <darcknight> during my login i get an error. $home/.dmrc is being ignored. so i did a google search and found out that it was usually a problem with permissions but i checked out my permissions and it was fine the problem is that the .dmrc does'nt exist at all
[05:39] <darcknight> any ideas anyone?
[05:39] <sonali_> RedSocrates: downloading some drivers now...
[05:39] <RedSocrates> sonali_: k, good luck
[05:39] <SandGorgon> what is the apt command to search for, which package a file belongs to?
[05:40] <lstarnes> SandGorgon: apt-file search filename
[05:40] <sonali_> RedSocrates: thanks :)
[05:40] <SandGorgon> lstarnes: thanks
[05:40] <sonali_> lstarnes: that's cool!
[05:40] <lstarnes> SandGorgon: you might need to run sudo apt-file update
[05:41] <boxer_> hello, im having trouble with samba server, i cant see the shared windows folders from the ubuntu box, although i can see and access the shared folders that are on the ubuntu box from the windows machines has anyone had this problem? google hasnt helped much.
[05:41] <goose> stealth-, check your bash history and SSH history
[05:41] <SandGorgon> lstarnes: oh.. is there any online place where I can search for mysql_config ?
[05:41] <RobotCow> how can i determine what type of encryption a wifi network is using from linux?
[05:41] <goose> boxer_, can you rephrase please? I didn't understand your problem very well
[05:42] <stealth-> goose: k
[05:42] <goose> RobotCow, "sudo iwlist scanning"
[05:42] <sun_> dcc slax
[05:42] <sonali_> goose: cool
[05:42] <lstarnes> SandGorgon: I'm not sure
[05:42] <shafi_> I wanna upgrade my ubuntu 08.10 to 09.04 from a DVD but the iso image which I download is not an alternative-ubuntu its just a simple ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso image, why Im not able to upgrade it using gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade" ?
[05:42] <lstarnes> shafi_: that requires the alternate cd
[05:42] <RobotCow> goose, it just says                     Encryption key:on
[05:42] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: so no other solutions?
[05:42] <creeed> boxer_, did you shared folders on your winblows machine?
[05:43] <stealth-> goose: well there wasn
[05:43] <stealth-> goose: mis type
[05:43] <boxer_> goose: sorry, ubuntu cant access the shared files on the windows machines, but windows is able to acces files on ubuntu
[05:43] <stealth-> goose: well there wasnt anything suspicious if I grep the output of my bash history to only show stuff conatining /usr/, how can I check my ssh history?
[05:43] <[vali]> uhmm... you can try to download the sources and compile it yourself. some packages of this king are only a couple of config scripts, but this one have a binary part, so need to compile it
[05:44] <shafi_> lstarnes: its not possible to install it via a desktop iso image?
[05:44] <goose> RobotCow, http://goose.pastebin.com/m5fc2c4a8 line 8, 33, 58
[05:44] <beilabs> Have a folder that is owned by a specific user/group say foo:bar - how can I get the user test_user to write to that folder?
[05:44] <boxer_> creeed: sure did, i have 3 windows machines and all 3 are able to view each others shares
[05:44] <Severian> boxer, what tool are you using to try and access the windows share?
[05:44] <boxer_> Severian: nautils
[05:44] <mattgyver> boxer
[05:44] <mattgyver> boxer, install winbinds
[05:45] <goose> stealth-, I forget the command :$ but there is one, I know that. Anyone know the command or file to check SSH logins?
[05:45] <goose> er, stealth-, do you even have openssh-server installed?
[05:45] <goose> if not, that's not a possibility...
[05:45] <stealth-> goose: yea
[05:45] <mattgyver> boxer, see PM
[05:45] <goose> boxer_, what OS is Windows?
[05:45] <matias1> hello to every one
[05:46] <creeed> boxer_, can you from Ubuntu see the shared folders of windowsß
[05:46] <boxer_> goose: 2 running Vista and on running XP Tablet Edition
[05:46] <goose> boxer_, and it can't access any of them?
[05:46] <matias1> i am new could someone help me?
[05:46] <creeed> boxer_, I mean the opposite, from windows the shared folders of Ubuntu
[05:46] <boxer_> creeed: no but i can see the other computers and workgroup
[05:46] <goose> stealth-, there's a file with logs, I just can't remember where
[05:46] <mattgyver> boxer, make sure you have a samba user setup first, sudo smbpasswd -a <user>
[05:46] <boxer_> goose: nope
[05:47] <shafi_> Can I clone my ubuntu 08.10 archives to a fresh installation of ubuntu 09.04 in the same pc?
[05:47] <mattgyver> If thats not the case, install winbinds and edit your /etc/nsswitch.conf file, add 'wins' on the host line before 'files'
[05:47] <RobotCow> goose, you are hosting this pastebin on your computer?
[05:47] <RobotCow> goose, http://goose.pastebin.com/m27b65a31
[05:47] <goose> boxer_, I'm not sure of the problem, but tbh I'd recommend putting Putty/WinSCP on your windows machines and installing package "openssh-server" and using SSH instead of SAMBA, it's much faster
[05:47] <stealth-> goose: ill google it, what should I look for that would be suspicious? Would it be a good idea to check my server first, which has ssh on port forwarding?
[05:47] <goose> RobotCow, no, why?
[05:47] <goose> stealth-, it'll show ISP hostmasks of logins
[05:48] <stealth-> goose: what if someone hacked my server then my local system?
[05:48] <goose> stealth-, so anything "not yours" :p
[05:48] <RobotCow> goose, huh?
[05:48] <boxer_> mattgyver: i just tried that and it didnt help
[05:48] <goose> RobotCow, that's regular pastebin, why?
[05:48] <gm|lap> hey, does anyone know where the bind9 logs are located when you install bind9 via apt-get?
[05:48] <RobotCow> goose, see encryption method there? wpa, wpe or something else?
[05:48]  * gm|lap has ubuntu 9.04
[05:48] <mattgyver> boxer, now restart samba
[05:48] <RobotCow> goose, cause it has goose in the url
[05:48] <stealth-> goose: okay, thanks
[05:48] <frenzy_usa> gm|lap: check /var/
[05:48] <mattgyver> sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[05:48] <goose> stealth-, find the file/command?
[05:49] <matias1> Does some one Knows if I can mount a image of an Iso on xubuntu??
[05:49] <gm|lap> frenzy_usa: i have
[05:49] <stealth-> goose: no, i was about to google it
[05:49] <goose> RobotCow, http://RobotCow.pastebin.com
[05:49] <gm|lap> nothing seems to say "named"
[05:49] <askvictor> when I create a new init.d script, what's the command to automagically create the symlinks in rcX.d ?
[05:49] <goose> RobotCow, anyone can have a private pastebin
[05:49] <Severian> boxer_, I'd suggest trying another tool to connect.  For example, create a directory /there and then type something like  sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.13.9/shared /there -o username=guest,password=guest,uid=sfreader,gid=sfreader
[05:49] <sacarlson> ﻿matias1: I beleave you can
[05:49] <lanoxx-> does anyone know where i find the setting that causes nautilus to be started with --no-desktop --browser?
[05:49] <matias1> how?
[05:50] <goose> RobotCow, it shows the encryption method in the scan, I gave you the output lines of mine
[05:50] <goose> lanoxx-, tried sessions?
[05:50] <Eveready> lanoxx-: run this:   kmenuedit
[05:50] <RobotCow> which line on here http://robotcow.pastebin.com/m1864a3f4
[05:50] <goose> boxer_, I know the problem! I remember it now!
[05:50] <RobotCow> goose,
[05:50] <Eveready> lanoxx-: or it might be file associations
[05:50] <goose> boxer_, you have to put in the path to the actual windows folder, not just the machine. full path to the folder. it's a nautalis bug.
[05:50] <lanoxx-> kmenuedit is a KDE app
[05:51] <lanoxx-> goose, sessions?
[05:51] <goose> lanoxx-, System > Preferences > Startup Applications, iirc. may or may not be in there, just a stab in the dark.
[05:52] <boxer_> i restarted samba now i dont see anything, seems i have to restart instead just restarting samba
[05:52] <Kule07> Argh
[05:52] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, try this one -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7051758&postcount=656
[05:52] <boxer_> nm there it is
[05:52] <Cernex> So, here's the thing
[05:52] <[vali]> its not the "ubuntu way" but should work
[05:52] <lanoxx-> goose, if its there then i have overseen it, i just looked
[05:52] <Cernex> I've been using Ubuntu Hardy for torrents for quite some time
[05:52] <Cernex> However
[05:52] <Cernex> Something has been happening as of late
[05:52] <mattgyver> boxer_, not sure why it does that but its happening to me too on one of my machines
[05:52] <Cernex> That had never happened before
[05:52] <Cernex> You see
[05:52] <RobotCow> goose, but does it show in my scan? http://robotcow.pastebin.com/m1864a3f4
[05:52] <FloodBot1> Cernex: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:52] <mattgyver> I believe goose is correct, its just due to a bug in nautilus
[05:52] <goose> lanoxx-, like I said, it may or may not be there, I'm just guessing, I know some startup apps and their command lines are there
[05:52] <Cernex> Torrents are frezing my Ubuntu
[05:53] <Cernex> Both Vuze and "Transmission" use the same pattern
[05:53] <goose> RobotCow, is that the entire scan summary?
[05:53] <RobotCow> goose, yes
[05:53] <goose> Cernex, run in debug?
[05:53] <admin_masu3701> [vali]: you there...i found a solution
[05:53] <Cernex> They're downloading "havy" torrents (for example, a series of some sort. Say, Dr. Who)
[05:53] <Cernex> Debug?
[05:53] <goose> RobotCow, weird, I donno, it's always shown the output of the encryption type on mine :/
[05:53] <Cernex> Not really, since I don't even know what it is, godmok_
[05:54] <Cernex> ...
[05:54] <Cernex> goose
[05:54] <RobotCow> goose, it doesnt show in winblows either :S
[05:54] <goose> RobotCow, it wouldn't show in windows anyway :p
[05:54] <boxer_> goose: i went to Connect to Server... i put in the server name, now what should i put for Share? then for Folder i just put the name of the shared folder?
[05:54] <[vali]> admin_masu3701, what solution?
[05:54] <admin_masu3701> [vali] thank you very much for your help
[05:54] <goose> RobotCow, in windows, google "Cain and Abel", it may help you with wifi diagnostics
[05:54] <admin_masu3701> i removed pulseaudio
[05:54] <frenzy_usa> gm|lap: Google seems to indicate this file: /var/log/query.log
[05:54] <RobotCow> goose, i saw a few networks with wpa using windows or wep, cant remember which
[05:54] <admin_masu3701> think it was conflicting with ALSA
[05:55] <[vali]> lol, cant be so easy !!! XDDDD
[05:55] <goose> RobotCow, I don't know of a linux equivalent to "Cain and Abel" for now
[05:55] <sacarlson> matias1: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/mount-and-unmout-iso-images-without-burning-them.html
[05:55] <gm|lap> frenzy_usa:
[05:55] <gm|lap> not there
[05:55] <RobotCow> goose, aircrack-ng?
[05:55] <gm|lap> anyways, i'll use this tutoral
[05:55] <gm|lap> *tutorial
[05:55] <mattgyver> boxer_, i have viewd them by going to this in nautilus smb://machineip/sharefolder
[05:55]  * [vali] wants to die :(
[05:55] <goose> RobotCow, not supported in here. I got a one month kickban for trying to get aircrack support in here a while back ;) just don't try it, trust me
[05:55]  * user948 kills [vali]
[05:55] <bonez46> Let's say I want to allow my children access to 'www.google.com' but disallow access inside google, to 'www.gmail.com'  How is that controlled?
[05:56] <goose> Cernex, do you know how to run it in debug?
[05:56] <Cernex> Nope
[05:56] <Cernex> See, here's the thing
[05:56] <goose> bonez46, through your router would be the best way
[05:56] <Cernex> It's not the program itself that freezes the PC
[05:56] <RobotCow> goose, supported in #remote-exploit but i like the forums better
[05:56] <Cernex> As I can have any of them opened and nothing would happen
[05:56] <Severian> bonez46, look for Dan's Guardian.
[05:56] <goose> RobotCow, I just tried till I got it working :p but aircrack only does WEP
[05:56] <Cernex> Problem is when the software wants to check the torrent
[05:56] <boxer_> mattgyver: the weird thing is that i was able to do that a minute a go, now i cant.... im wondering if its a username/password thing?
[05:56] <Cernex> It crashed everything
[05:56] <chenrs> hi guys, I got a huge and somewhat ridiculous problem, I complied the same program under both Ubuntu 8.10 Server and WindowsXP, and it took 1 hour to run this program under Windows, but it took almost 6 hours on Ubuntu, why?
[05:56] <goose> Cernex, /var/logs/ iirc
[05:56] <mattgyver> boxer_, its a bug im pretty sure and its irratating the hell out of me
[05:57] <Cernex> Leaving, of course, the torrent un-checked and broken
[05:57] <RobotCow> goose, which is used for wpa version 1?
[05:57] <goose> there should be a crash log somewhere in there Cernex
[05:57] <Cernex> ...
[05:57] <mattgyver> boxer_, i have to restart samba as soon a i boot the machine just so it can be seen on the network
[05:57] <nayfly> Hey guys... I just installed ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope and then installed EnvyNG.... Since installing the EnvyNG drivers, my system will no longer boot. How do I go back to the non-proprietary drivers?
[05:57] <goose> RobotCow, no idea
[05:57] <Cernex> Ok, I need to move to Ubuntu now, xD. Back in a bit
[05:57] <chenrs> and the machine running Ubuntu is much better than the one running Windows, actually
[05:57] <mattgyver> boxer_, then i have to view it via smb://machineip/share folder
[05:57] <goose> nayfly, at the GRUB screen, boot into recovery mode, and choose "fix x server"
[05:57] <aspidites> chenrs: 1. i wouldn't consider that huge. 2. different compilers take different amount of time to finish compiling, especially if your flags are different
[05:57] <nayfly> goose: You rocketh :)
[05:57] <usser> goose, http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=cracking_wpa
[05:58] <goose> nayfly, Tom Morello rocketh. goose fly-eth.
[05:58] <aspidites> ooooh aircrack-ng, fun stuff :)
[05:58] <goose> usser, I was unaware of that :0 but have no need for aircrack anymore
[05:58] <boxer_> mattgyver: ahh smb://machip/shard just worked =P
[05:58] <goose> boxer_, told ya! :p
[05:58] <usser> goose, me too, i got my free internet :)
[05:58] <mattgyver> boxer_, its only gonna work if you restart that samba server after you login though
[05:58] <goose> boxer_, nautalis bug
[05:58] <aspidites> nayfly: change your xorg.conf file
[05:59] <chenrs> aspidites: No, I mean it's the time that used when I run the program
[05:59] <usser> hehe
[05:59] <mattgyver> boxer_, i created a quick launch icon in my panel to restart it
[05:59] <chenrs> aspidites: not the time used for compliling
[05:59] <boxer_> mattgyver: good idea ill have to do that
[05:59] <mattgyver> boxer_, i actually made a txt file for myself so i remembered what to do, if you want it ill paste it in the PM
[05:59] <aspidites> chenrs: the program takes an hour/3 hours to run? what program?
[05:59] <luddite> i hate jaunty. after upgrading it cant connect to wpa2(but can see the network) - it can connect to WEP but i dont want to use WEP. and it no longer EVER detects my c-media usb headset which used to be plug and play in 8.10. can anyone offer any ideas?
[06:00] <nayfly> goose: No luck with fix x
[06:00] <nayfly> :(
[06:00] <chenrs> a program related to machine translation
[06:00] <chenrs> aspidites: a program related to machine translation
[06:00] <goose> nayfly, sec, I need to look up a command
[06:00] <nayfly> ta
[06:00] <boxer_> mattgyver: yeah sure id appreciate that
[06:00] <aspidites> chenrs: oh ok. well perhaps the libraries are under-developed/neglected on linux? ie, not optimized
[06:00] <khensthoth> luddite: Using Ubuntu or Kubuntu?
[06:01] <mattgyver> boxer_, there you are, save that somewhere, its not a well documented fix.
[06:01] <goose> nayfly, from recovery mode, go to root terminal and "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"
[06:01] <boxer_> mattgyver: thanks
[06:01] <mattgyver> np
[06:01] <luddite> khensthoth : ubuntu
[06:01] <nayfly> goose: Should i "Drop to root shell prompt with networking"?
[06:01] <nayfly> Goose: Sorry, got it
[06:01]  * goose goes to bed after helping nayfly
[06:02] <mattgyver> boxer_, one other thing you can try (didnt work for me) enable the 'Jaunty proposed' repos run update manager and install just the nautiuls, and nautilus-data packages.  Some have said that fixed their issues
[06:02] <luddite> khensthoth : ubuntu with fluxbox wm - but i can config in gnome easily enough. even though i dont prefer it. i run gnome-settings at startup.
[06:02] <chenrs> aspidites: I don't think so, that program just used standard libraries
[06:02] <khensthoth> luddite: If you could, install wicd and try if your wireless still has problem. Regarding your headset, I am not sure how to solve it.
[06:02] <luddite> is wicd in synaptic?
[06:02] <khensthoth> luddite: Yup.
[06:02] <aspidites> chenrs: and what libraries to you consider standard? are you sure compile flags were the same? ie ./config command line options
[06:03] <luddite> installing
[06:03] <luddite> completed - is there a gui?
[06:03] <aspidites> chenrs: pretty hard to diagnose your problem if i don't havea  program name or something
[06:03] <khensthoth> luddite: Absolutely.
[06:03] <luddite> do you know its apt name khensthoth?
[06:03] <aspidites> luddite: wicd-client is the gui
[06:04] <khensthoth> Thanks, aspidites
[06:04] <goose> nayfly, I'll brb, need to go from ethernet to wifi, so I'm gonna time out, I'll ghost back in and continue to help you in a sec
[06:04] <luddite> aspidites : thanks installing now
[06:04] <aspidites> luddite: if you don't want the panel applet, or can't use it, wicd-client -n
[06:04] <aspidites> khensthoth: thanks for what?
[06:04] <aspidites> luddite: you're welcome
[06:04] <luddite> mmm - will try. a laptop with only wep is horrible
[06:04] <Dayofswords> you guys hear linux is now at 1.02% of all os's used
[06:04] <aspidites> luddite: wicd works wonders for me
[06:04] <khensthoth> aspidites: Telling him/her the name.
[06:05] <luddite> E: Couldn't find package wicd-client
[06:05] <RedSocrates> aspidites: Me too.  Love wicd
[06:05] <aspidites> khensthoth: oh, lol. np
[06:05] <xtihmyd> hello
[06:05] <RedSocrates> luddite: It should've been installed with wicd already
[06:05] <aspidites> RedSocrates: ah, i think i saw you lst night
[06:05] <RedSocrates> aspidites: You did. :) Hi again!
[06:05] <xtihmyd> 有中国的朋友吗？
[06:05] <aspidites> RedSocrates: I just wish the curses client was done
[06:05] <aspidites> there's an unofficial one, but i don't wanna mess with it
[06:05] <RedSocrates> aspidites: Didn't know they were working on a curses client for it
[06:06] <chenrs> aspidites: Actually, the program is a little professional, a big statistical machine translation program
[06:06] <aspidites> RedSocrates: yeah, there's a bazaar branch for it i believe
[06:06] <RedSocrates> Hm...
[06:06] <khensthoth> luddite: I don't have it either. But I vividly remembers installing wicd will include a GUI.
[06:06] <aspidites> chenrs: in house closed-source kinda thing?
[06:06] <nayfly> no probs :)
[06:06] <RedSocrates> luddite: Typing wicd-client at the command line doesn't get you the GUI?
[06:06] <chenrs> aspidites: no, it's open source
[06:06] <frybye> Hi - with Jaunty and an onboard 5.1 sound system - all of a sudden no sound even though checked all settings I could think of and optically all seems to be working - pulso audio volume meters show the movement/level of sound etc but hear nothing. any tips?
[06:07] <chenrs> aspidites: moses smt system
[06:07] <Drikan> Hello every one
[06:07] <H4ck3rKu> halo
[06:07] <mattgyver> hello
[06:07] <aspidites> RedSocrates: that command only addes the applet to the notification area. you have to use the -n option if you want the gui to pop up instantly
[06:07] <RedSocrates> aspidites: Oh, didn't realize that, good call
[06:07] <H4ck3rKu> where the ladies ?
[06:07] <Drikan> any one know what the packege is to install the cubes desktop switcher?
[06:07] <nayfly> goose: No luck with dpkg reconfigure either :(
[06:07] <melto> secesito ayuda con ubuntu........
[06:07] <aspidites> H4ck3rKu: are you serious?
[06:07] <RedSocrates> !es | melto
[06:08] <xangua> Drikan: install compiz manager to edit compiz plugins/efects
[06:08] <chenrs> aspidites: you can find it at http://www.statmt.org/moses/
[06:08] <melto> i need help
[06:08] <khensthoth> Drikan: compizconfig-comfig-settings-manager
[06:08] <jp_sf> !ask | melto
[06:08] <RedSocrates> melto: Help with what?
[06:08] <khensthoth> Drikan: compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:08] <luddite> RedSocrates - aspidites - khensthoth : ok i have it installed with client - its importing profiles now from the wallet it says. i thought that was kde only? oh well-now it says the wireless network requires encryption to be installed. from the drop down for WPA supplicant drivers i have wext selected. should i select madwifi? test all?
[06:09] <goose> nayfly, still in shell prompt?
[06:09] <aspidites> chenrs: already there :). don't know crap about this kinda thing, but if i peek at the compile process, i might be able to tell you something. then, you said it was all standard stuff, so i don't expect to see too much
[06:09] <nayfly> yup
[06:09] <melto> i can´t install mu atheros 5007 over ubuntu
[06:09] <TheTom> hello folks. i've got a problem with symlinks. if anyone would check out this pastebin i'd be happy: http://pastebin.com/d74b11ca7  :)
[06:09] <goose> where is xorg.conf stored, again?
[06:09] <khensthoth> luddite: Not too sure. How about testing all? =)
[06:09] <goose> who knows?
[06:09] <nayfly> i tried 'startx' but the same, garbled-looking pixels appear at the top of the screen and from that point on, I can't do anything
[06:09] <khensthoth> /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[06:10] <goose> thank you khensthoth
[06:10] <aspidites> luddite: change it to the settings relevant to the network you want to connect to. if you're trying to piggy back, then it's password protected and you're out of luck
[06:10] <aspidites> luddite: unless you by-pass encryption ;-)
[06:10] <chenrs> aspidites: With minor modification, it can be complied under both linux and Windows, so I think what it contains are all standard libraries
[06:10] <goose> nayfly, replace /etc/X11/xorg.conf with the backup that was made when envy modified it
[06:10] <goose> nayfly, cd /etc/X11/, ls
[06:11] <aspidites> now, if it's YOUR router, i'd turn off encryption just to test connectivity then reintegrate the security settings
[06:11] <goose> nayfly, those two commands will get you there
[06:11] <jp_sf> melto: what have you tried so far ?
[06:11] <luddite> khensthoth - aspidites - nope its my own router no need to bypass. i just need wpa2.
[06:11] <aspidites> luddite: you'll need to have wpasupplicant installed to use the wpa features of wicd
[06:11] <luddite> my friend just connected wpa2 on his latop
[06:11] <aspidites> chenrs: oh ok. reading now
[06:11] <H4ck3rKu> :p
[06:12] <Tyrath> does anyone know what this means? FPS not specified in the header or invalid, use the -fps option ?
[06:12] <nayfly> goose: Alright, it's been a while since I was on linux. how do I rename files?
[06:12] <Tyrath> I got the output from mplayer
[06:12] <goose> nayfly, I'm trying to remember too xD sec, google!!
[06:12] <Severian> nayfly   mv
[06:12] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: It means "use the -fps" option :P
[06:12] <nayfly> goose: Btw, I truly appreciate your help :)
[06:12] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: FPS stands for frames per second
[06:12] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: as in in the terminal?
[06:12] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: Yep
[06:13] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: do I need to specify frames per second?
[06:13] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: Apparently.  What is it you're trying to do?
[06:13] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: or just mplayer filename -fps
[06:13] <luddite> aspidites: wpasupplicant is already the newest version.The following packages were automatically installed and are no longerrequired:  mobile-broadband-provider-info libmbca0 libdbus-1-qt3 libudev0  kwalletmanager. Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them. Should i?
[06:13] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: trying to play a m2ts file
[06:13] <frenzy_usa> nayfly, goose: mv <old> <new> to rename
[06:13] <goose> thanks frenzy_usa
[06:13] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: when I try to play it without the option I get audio but not visual
[06:14] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: It says the header information is invalid or missing, so it may be that the file is screwed up
[06:14] <goose> nayfly, glad to help :) you'll do "mv xorg.conf xorg.old"
[06:14] <goose> nayfly, then "ls"
[06:14] <nayfly> goose: done. restarting.
[06:14]  * goose keeps fingers crossed
[06:14] <aspidites> luddite: oh ok. the other guys are going to have to take it from here, since i have never actually had to configure wpasupplicant for wpa2 network usage
[06:14] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: Have a look at this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1045394
[06:15] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: I've also got a .moff and a .modd file
[06:15] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: would they help?
[06:15] <nayfly> goose: no luck. I'll try another one of the backups
[06:15] <luddite> aspidites : thank you dude. Much appreciated
[06:15] <nayfly> there are many :S
[06:15] <lavermil> anyone have success getting the ati linux drivers to install
[06:15] <lavermil> the non-open source ones
[06:15] <goose> nayfly, yes, when you ran "try to fix x server" and the dpkg command I gave you from shell, it created backups both times :p
[06:15] <aspidites> my network sucks. downloading at 10 KB/sec
[06:15] <luddite> khensthoth : any ideas man?
[06:16] <aspidites> luddite: i wonder... !wpasupplicant
[06:16] <aspidites> !wpasupplicant
[06:16] <aspidites> guess not, lol
[06:16] <luddite> bot not so bright
[06:16] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: That's something I don't know.  Check that thread out for some possible solutions.
[06:16] <aspidites> there we go, network speed back to normal
[06:16] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: I'll give it a go thanks
[06:16] <Dayofswords> the command line for nearly eveything makes linux hard to learn..
[06:16] <khensthoth> luddite: not really. As far as my experience with wicd go, it's pretty straightforward. I am not sure what's the problem. Sorry
[06:17] <aspidites> Dayofswords: i think it makes things easier
[06:17] <luddite> im going to log out. and start again with wicd as my default network manager
[06:17] <aspidites> Dayofswords: especially with the man command
[06:17] <bullgard4> What does mean "Owner: 999/999" in mc? (I created a backup file using the dd command.)
[06:17] <luddite> khensthoth : be right back
[06:17] <aspidites> Dayofswords: then, i type at 70+ wpm, so i could be biased
[06:17] <Dayofswords> its hard when you dot know how to use the commands =p
[06:17] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: No prob.  Ask around again if nothing works.
[06:17] <bullgard4> What does mean "Owner: 999/999" in mc? (I created a backup file using the dd command.) /etc/group does not include '999'*.
[06:17] <goose> bullgard4, a chmod thing methinks. check privs on dir
[06:18] <nayfly> goose: wow, I'm not sure what's happened. Envy must have really screwed things up because even the failsafe isn't working.
[06:18] <bullgard4> goose: What do you mean by 'privs'?
[06:18] <khensthoth> Dayofswords: Get a book online for free - Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference. http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html
[06:18] <bolice> hi?
[06:18] <bolice> what?
[06:18] <goose> bah, wait, I said bed after nayfly... damn my short attention span
[06:19] <goose> nayfly, have you tried apt-get update and upgrade from shell?
[06:19] <Eveready> khensthoth: file permissions
[06:19] <goose> nayfly, it may update envy or something, last ditch hope..
[06:19] <Dayofswords> i got that, takes a while to read
[06:19] <goose> nayfly, or apt-get remove envy-ng from shell, perhaps?
[06:19] <khensthoth> Eveready: Hmm?
[06:19] <aspidites> Dayofswords: screw that. just dive in. just make sure not to rm -r /
[06:19] <Tanner2007> I installed windows 7 today the RC
[06:19] <sparr> is there a way to get my mouse to ignore double clicks (on any button) shorter than a certain duration?  i need a low level solution that will affect games as well as the GUI
[06:19] <goose> bullgard4, privilages/permissions
[06:19] <jp_sf> !windows | Tanner2007
[06:20] <Eveready> khensthoth: chmod will set your file permissions , restricting or allowing. Read manual    ... man chmod
[06:20] <bolice> hello
[06:20] <nayfly> goose: :( nothing is working. I might have to just reinstall.
[06:20] <Dayofswords> aspidites: now i'm curious =p you've doomed me
[06:20] <aspidites> sparr: lowest level you can go is changing your xorg.conf
[06:20] <Tanner2007> Let me say the rest
[06:20] <goose> !ask | bolice
[06:20] <aspidites> Dayofswords: it will hose your entire system. DON'T do it
[06:20] <sparr> aspidites: ok, any advice beyond that?
[06:20] <nayfly> goose: Frankly, I hadn't had these issues in ubuntu 8... you think I should just revert?
[06:20] <khensthoth> Eveready: Yea.. Why are you telling me?
[06:20] <bolice> hello
[06:20] <Tanner2007> i installed windows 7 and now the thing from ubntu that ask me to select which OS to load no longer shows
[06:20] <Dayofswords> hose?
[06:20] <Eveready> khensthoth: file permissions = privs
[06:20] <chenrs> aspidites: BTW, I did an experiment, Using the same Makefile to compile a program under Ubuntu server and desktop version, I found the program running under Server is much slower than running under desktop version
[06:20] <Tanner2007> so i cant no longer load ubuntu
[06:20] <asb002> i recently installed jaunty on my laptop with an atheros ar5212 wireless card. unfortunately, the wireless does not function. ifconfig wlan0 up says: Resource temporaily unavailable. anyone know how to fix this?
[06:20] <goose> nayfly, i386 or x64?
[06:21] <jp_sf> Tanner2007: it is called a boot loader, and yes presumably the windows installation have removed it
[06:21] <nayfly> goose: I'm on 1386, but I do have an x64 processor
[06:21] <frenzy_usa> sparr: increase the timeout of the double-click speed.  System -> Preferences -> Mouse
[06:21] <Tanner2007> how could i get it back sir?
[06:21] <nayfly> goose: I figured i386 would be more compatible
[06:21] <Dayofswords> aspidites: does it basically just mess up your os
[06:21] <chenrs> aspidites: and the machine running server version is much better than the one running desktop version
[06:21] <aspidites> chenrs: that's crazy. try a minimalist distro and compare results. archlinux is optimized for i686 and 64 bit processors
[06:21] <sacarlson> ﻿asb002: did you try iwconfig
[06:21] <sparr> frenzy_usa: that only affects the left mousebutton
[06:22] <sparr> frenzy_usa: and I am not interested in the GUI "doubleclick"
[06:22] <jp_sf> Tanner2007: it's easy if you still have your linux partition : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[06:22] <asb002> sacarlson: yes. the device is listed there, but is not associated with anything. iwlist scan says that wlan0's network is down
[06:22] <khensthoth> Daysofswords: rm = remove, -r = recursively, -f = forcefully.
[06:22] <aspidites> Dayofswords: it deletes everything. rm = remove. -r = recursively / = root, aka, everything
[06:22] <goose> nayfly, if you were on x64 I'd tell you to try i386, 9.04 x64 was VERY unstable on my laptop, just reverted to i386 on it today, but I've been running i386 flawlessly on my PC/server for weeks now :/ and laptop has NVIDIA and worked without envy...
[06:22] <Tanner2007> thank you ill check it out
[06:22] <bullgard4> goose: I see. Access rights of the assciated directory are <myusername>/<myusername>. Please tell me why I should have checked this data.
[06:22] <ZeZu> chenrs,  you might consider making sure your using the same software anyhow ... bash vs dash and same versions of binutils etc
[06:22] <aspidites> chenrs: or a source based distro. at least then, you'd remove all possible unknowns
[06:22] <RedSocrates> khensthoth, aspidites: The way you two just simultaneously said almost the exact same thing in the exact same format is scary :)
[06:22] <goose> bullgard4, to make sure that they're associated to your username and not "root" or someone else
[06:22] <nayfly> goose: Yeh, it ran fine without the proprietary drivers. However, I need them for mythtv which is what this box is for.
[06:23] <khensthoth> RedSocrates: =)
[06:23] <nayfly> goose: that and being a development web server
[06:23] <aspidites> chenrs: are you just using your basic ./config && make then sudo make install?
[06:23] <aspidites> chenrs: network is laggy and i can't download to check for myself
[06:23] <goose> nayfly, you could always watch ASCII TV :p
[06:23] <chenrs> aspidites: yes
[06:23] <bullgard4> goose: What do you mean by 'they'? What should be associated to what?
[06:24] <ZeZu> chenrs, also depending on the content of this makefile,  if its actually calling gcc .. much of the time you'll find your limited by disk speeds for gcc
[06:24] <aspidites> chenrs: i still say it could be your compile flags. for instance, maybe the compiler you use on windows is stripping the binaries. also, what about your mtune and other flags?
[06:24] <goose> bullgard4, if you created the directories using "sudo" or something then they probably are owned by "root" and as a user you wouldn't be able to do anything to them unless you transferred ownership of the directory from root to yourself
[06:24] <nayfly> goose: So does it look like a reinstall is the way to go?
[06:24] <aspidites> chenrs: such things would effect how fast the program runs, how large the binary is, etc
[06:25] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: I tried one of the options on the page and I just saw "Starting playback..." and heard the music play but still no visual
[06:25] <Dayofswords> aspidites: is that all, well i already format my pc atleast once a month
[06:25] <goose> nayfly, sadly, I'm out of ideas at the moment, especially if the xorg backups aren't working, those were my last ditch hope. tbh sounds like a bad install to me :(
[06:25] <danny> i had a trouble with jaunty
[06:25] <aspidites> chenrs: as an example, qt's sql module is rediculously slow on windows, but  moderately fast on linux
[06:25] <chenrs> aspidites: sorry, I don't know what mtune means
[06:25] <bolice> hi
[06:25] <jp_sf> !ask | danny
[06:25] <bolice> hi everyone
[06:25] <goose> !hello | bolice
[06:25] <Drikan> Ok how do i porbe and install my tvtuner?
[06:25] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: apparently tsmuxer is the software that does it
[06:25] <nayfly> goose: well mate I appreciate your effort anyway! Thanks a lot :)
[06:25] <ZeZu> chenrs,  ah read your post incorrectly as well  ... on server it might have stack protection .. which would slow you down as well
[06:25] <danny> i need to download iso repository jaunty
[06:25] <Drikan> probe
[06:26] <aspidites> chenrs: there's a good article on global compile flags somewhere. lemme see if i can scrounge it up. archlinux has a good wiki entry, and gentoo's is superb
[06:26] <goose> sure thing nayfly. I lurk around here, so feel free to come on back any old time and highlight me in the future
[06:26] <aspidites> chenrs: and no i don't use gentoo
[06:26] <bolice> hehe
[06:26] <ZeZu> chenrs, mtune is a means of "tuning" gcc for optimization purposes
[06:26] <nayfly> goose: Done! have a good sleep mate.
[06:26] <acomer> anybody can help me? i just did a fresh install of jaunty but wired network will not work. i know network is good cause my windows pc will use it, but ubuntu will not.. there is apparently no ip address and an empty routing table
[06:26] <aspidites> Dayofswords: why do you format so often? you're killing the lifespan of your hard drive that way
[06:26] <goose> and on that note, I'm off to bed! :) night friends
[06:26] <chenrs> ZeZu: thanks
[06:26] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: my best bet may be to convert it to another format and then play that
[06:27] <ZeZu> chenrs, generally towards a specific arch, this is where it differs from -O*
[06:27] <Severian> danny, look at distrowatch.com for all sorts of iso downloads, including jaunty.
[06:27] <bullgard4> goose: I know what you said in your last message to me. But this does not explain to me what 'Owner:999/999' means. In particular so as in /etc/group there is no '999'.
[06:27] <Drikan> How to i probe and install my tv tuner it came with the system not sure what it is
[06:27] <danny> pleasehelp me
[06:27] <aspidites> Dayofswords: command line programs are always faster than gui ones
[06:27] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: Do you have the non-free-codecs installed?  Someone in the thread mentioned that.
[06:27] <Dayofswords> hum....did know that
[06:27] <Dayofswords> didnt
[06:27] <aspidites> Dayofswords: only replacement I don't have for gui apps is games and browser (i don't like the console based ones
[06:27] <bolice> ZeZu hi
[06:27] <aspidites> no javascript/flash support ,lol
[06:27] <ZeZu> bolice, hi
[06:28] <boringpackets> i used ntfsresize to try and shrink a partition, and it did shrink it, but there was no free space after shrinking it, its like it made my hard drive smaller
[06:28] <boringpackets> what the heck did i do to my hard drive?
[06:28] <bolice> i am first in
[06:29] <khensthoth> boringpackets: Try to use gparted to visualise it?
[06:29] <ZeZu> boringpackets, hah .. thats .. interesting,  did it leave a large file somewhere or is the partition actually smaller ?
[06:29] <jp_sf> Drikan: lspci --vvnn
[06:29] <ZeZu> boringpackets, possibly if the partition is the right size, try chkdisk on windows or similar
[06:29] <boringpackets> khensthoth it was gparted that shows that the drive is physically smaller, the ntfs partition i resized did indeed shrink, but there's no free space to show for it
[06:29] <chenrs> ZeZu: but why a program running under ubuntu server could be six times slower than running under windows
[06:29] <aspidites> chenrs: theres some reference to cflags here > http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Safe_Cflags too lazy to find the outstanding gentoo article for you, sorry
[06:30] <boringpackets> zezu the partition is smaller, the entire drive is smaller.
[06:30] <boringpackets> i lost about 13GB
[06:30] <chenrs> aspidites: thanks
[06:30] <boringpackets> i can live without that 13GB, but it is annoying.
[06:30] <ZeZu> boringpackets, unless you modified the firmware, you can't make the drive smaller, just the partition
[06:30] <ZeZu> chenrs, well there are many reasons it could be slower, you'd have to profile and tell me what is slower
[06:30] <aspidites> danny: did you ever find help?
[06:31] <Dayofswords> oh hey i got a question, when my pc boots up and runs the boot loader, if i select the ubuntu os, it starts up fine, if i wait 10 secs and autoselcts ubuntu, ubuntu wont start, just goes blank screen
[06:31] <Dayofswords> whats going wrong in the startup?
[06:31] <ZeZu> chenrs, as i said it could be the kernel and protections in it,  or it could be numerous other issues
[06:31] <RedSocrates> Dayofswords: Can you put your /boot/grub/menu.lst file in a pastebin for us to look at?
[06:32] <aspidites> ZeZu: kernel. good point, don't know why i didn't think of that
[06:32] <Dayofswords> ......i'll need to switch os (btw side-by-side with win xp)
[06:32] <woody_> hi guys
[06:32] <aspidites> hey woody_
[06:32] <ZeZu> chenrs, if it relies on any third party libraries, it could be those
[06:32] <Dayofswords> brb
[06:32] <doc_brown> HELP!  External USB drive not recognized, but shows up under 'lsusb'
[06:33] <chenrs> ZeZu: no
[06:33] <ZeZu> chenrs, no what ?
[06:33] <aspidites> doc_brown: does it show up under fdisk?
[06:33] <aspidites> doc_brown: sudo fdisk -l to be precise
[06:33] <doc_brown> aspidites, let's see
[06:33] <chenrs> ZeZu: it just use the standard C libraries
[06:33] <danny> sure but i can't find the repo
[06:33] <ZeZu>  chenrs, ahh,, well what exactly does it do ?
[06:34] <woody_> installed catalyst on my hp laptop with ubuntu 9.04 and now it crashes after ubuntu boot logo is done. I have ati 200m
[06:34] <bullgard4> What does mean "Owner: 999/999" in mc? (I created a backup file using the dd command.) /etc/group does not include '999'.
[06:34] <doc_brown> !paste
[06:34] <chenrs> ZeZu: a machine translation system
[06:34] <aspidites> chenrs: doesn't it also require the statistical whatever libraries? supported two from what i gleaned
[06:34] <ZeZu> chenrs,  dynamic or static ?
[06:34] <chenrs> aspidites: no
[06:34] <boringpackets> that's good to know
[06:34] <chenrs> ZeZu: static
[06:34] <doc_brown> aspidites, can you help me read the output?
[06:34] <doc_brown> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165309/
[06:35] <ZeZu> chenrs, if the server version does have stack smashing protector that could be a huge issue with something like that
[06:35] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: I get this: ./codecs-i386: line 1: kubuntu-restricted-extras: command not found
[06:35] <rocko_> How to i make the mouse fast in ubuntu !!
[06:35] <Tyrath> ./codecs-i386: line 1: xubuntu-restricted-extras,: command not found
[06:35] <Tyrath> ./codecs-i386: line 1: libamrnb3,: command not found
[06:35] <jp_sf> bullgard4: UID 100 - 999 are system administrative account
[06:35] <ZeZu> chenrs, i have worked on emulators on multiple architectures,  and have a dynamic recompiler working on linux .. it really depends on the kernel and how it and you go about things
[06:35] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: What command did you type?
[06:36] <chenrs> ZeZu: what's a  stack smashing protector
[06:36] <doc_brown> aspidites, i have 160 GB internal (boot) 250 GB internal (slave) 320 GB external (in question)
[06:36] <aspidites> doc_brown: linux recognizes two hard drives. the second has 1 partition, which is an windows ntfs partition
[06:36] <ZeZu> chenrs,  I dont work with many static recompilers but idk
[06:36] <ZeZu> chenrs,  i'm not sure how SSP works on linux, never bothered to look into it
[06:36] <woody_> is there any way to reset ati driver back to default ? im running off the live disk on the laptop now
[06:36] <ZeZu> chenrs, but the idea is some tricks to stop buffer overflows and the like ..
[06:36] <doc_brown> aspidites, whats' going on at line 23
[06:36] <ZeZu> chenrs,  one could use encrypted pointers to things for instance
[06:37] <bullgard4> jp_sf: Did you read that I wrote that there is no '999' in /etc/group? So 999 cannot be a group owner.
[06:37] <aspidites> doc_brown: the first has 4 partition. judging from the sizes, the first is a boot partition, the third is home, and the last is swap
[06:37] <ZeZu> chenrs, i've got to run, hope this stuff helps a bit, just take a look at differences in versions .. have fun
[06:37] <RedSocrates> woody_: How did you install catalyst?
[06:37] <chenrs> ZeZu: thanks for your time
[06:37] <woody_> add/remove...
[06:37] <jp_sf> bullgard4: UID 100 - 999 are system administrative account, it's common to find root 999, GID 999
[06:37] <Shihan> hi guys.. just a quick question with 9.04.. im trying to do a network install via pxe and I have the iso mounted on a server somewhere, but the installer just cant seem to recognise the fs thats on the cdrom... it just keeps saying "cant find release file"...
[06:37] <aspidites> doc_brown: ooh, didn't see that. so it recognizes 3 hard drives. line 23 is saying it sees a 320gb ntsf windows partitioned hard drive
[06:38] <lstarnes> jp_sf: iirc root is usually 0
[06:38] <aspidites> doc_brown: to make your life easier, i'd use fat32. but if you MUST use ntfs, you'll have to install extra tools
[06:38] <doc_brown> aspidites, how can i get into it?  i would like to format it to fat or fat16 or fat32
[06:38] <jp_sf> lstarnes: this is not what we are talking here
[06:38] <doc_brown> aspidites, forget ntfs lol
[06:38] <Dayofswords> it seemed to have auto selected fine this time, second time out of like ten, now here is the file paste http://paste.ubuntu.com/165311/
[06:38] <bc> jp_sf: I wouldn't say 'common'
[06:38] <srobinr> #xubuntu
[06:38] <aspidites> doc_brown: ntfs-3g to be exact
[06:38] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: I tried to launch cd non-free-codecs-3/debian/; ./codecs-i386
[06:38] <RedSocrates> woody_: Can you remove catalyst via Add/Remove as well?
[06:39] <manpoole> okay changing the usplash anyone else having problems with this in jaunty?
[06:39] <luddite> no WPA2 with wicd client. however in wired connection now. ifconfig says eth0 - 192.168.0.104. whereas in network-admin it says 192.168.0.100 <- is what my router needs me to be for wireless connection. but my machine keeps choosing 104. how can i stop this?
[06:39] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: Why did you try that command?
[06:39] <woody_> cant get laptop to boot up
[06:39] <aspidites> doc_brown: that is, you need ot install ntfs-3g for linux to recognize the ntfs partitions
[06:39] <jp_sf> lstarnes, bullgard4 bs : common yes as 999 are coming from the Ubuntu livcd
[06:39] <aspidites> doc_brown: fat32 is recognized automatically :)
[06:39] <luddite> woody_ why?
[06:39] <jp_sf> lstarnes, bullgard4 bs : livecd
[06:39] <jp_sf> lstarnes, bullgard4 bs : usually ...
[06:39] <doc_brown> aspidites, how can i change / fix that partition table?
[06:39] <MF_Debian> I just installed Jaunty, overall I think it's good, but I had to purge pulseaudio to get sound playback, anyone else had similar problems?
[06:39] <woody_> the screen goes all funny colors and then freezes
[06:39] <lstarnes> jp_sf: I see 0 in /etc/group on my installed system
[06:39] <doc_brown> do i need to install ntfs 3g?
[06:40] <aspidites> luddite: manually set it with iwconfig?
[06:40] <lanoxx-> how do i resume a dist-upgrade if it aborted due to lack of diskspace?
[06:40] <luddite> aspidites: iwconfig - ? really
[06:40] <lstarnes> jp_sf: it's the same with /etc/passwd
[06:40] <jp_sf> lstarnes: yes it is fine as well
[06:40] <woody_> im running off live cd now
[06:40] <RedSocrates> woody_: Can you open /etc/X11/xorg.conf and see if there is a line in the Section called "Devices" that says "Driver"?
[06:40] <bc> lstarnes: indeed, I've seen 0 on every unix-like system I've ever logged in to
[06:40] <Severian> lanoxx-, just run update manager again.
[06:40] <aspidites> doc_brown: the easiest way is using gparted. if you are comfortable with the command like. use cfdisk, fdisk, or parted
[06:40] <RedSocrates> woody_: Oh, wait, you're on a LiveCD, that won't work.  You first will have to mount your original hard disk.
[06:40] <RedSocrates> woody_: Do you know how to mount the drive?
[06:40] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: I thought the file was executable
[06:41] <woody_> no i dont
[06:41] <jp_sf> bullgard4: 999 usually means no user no group, you have to be root to access it
[06:41] <lanoxx-> Severian, update-manager now shows 1100~ updates, can i just do the updates? there is no button for dist-upgrade anymore
[06:41] <aspidites> luddite: for instance, to change the name of the wireless network you'd do "iwconfig <device> essid <network name>
[06:41] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: I've also tried installing the xportdmv C file installer thing, but there's a data type mismatch
[06:41] <RedSocrates> woody_: Show me the output, in a pastebin, of: sudo fdisk -l
[06:41] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: You should be able to install the non-free-codecs through aptitude, via sudo apt-get install non-free-codecs
[06:41] <doc_brown> aspidites, i installed gparted and am in it
[06:41] <doc_brown> we'll see what happens
[06:42] <Severian> lanoxx-, 1100 is about right for a dist upgrade.  I would go for it.
[06:42] <aspidites> luddite: im guessing changing the ip that the nic is associated is just as simple. "man iwconfig' to find the proper option.
[06:42] <manpoole> help.... I cannot chnage my usplash image i have changed it using startup-manager and it only displays text instead of the usplash...whats up?
[06:42] <woody_> Usage: fdisk [-l] [-b SSZ] [-u] device
[06:42] <woody_> E.g.: fdisk /dev/hda  (for the first IDE disk)
[06:42] <woody_>   or: fdisk /dev/sdc  (for the third SCSI disk)
[06:42] <woody_>   or: fdisk /dev/eda  (for the first PS/2 ESDI drive)
[06:42] <woody_>   or: fdisk /dev/rd/c0d0  or: fdisk /dev/ida/c0d0  (for RAID devices)
[06:42] <FloodBot1> woody_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:42] <woody_>   ...
[06:42] <aspidites> doc_brown: do you have anything on the 320GB hard drive?
[06:42] <RedSocrates> !paste | woody_
[06:42] <Severian> lanoxx-, This is assuming you have free disk space now.
[06:42] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: I tried it through apt but no luck :.
[06:42] <lanoxx-> Severian, will that finish the distupgrade correctly?
[06:42] <luddite> aspidites man iwconfig <- duh - ofcourse. im such a noob sometimes
[06:42] <doc_brown> aspidites, forget the data, i just need a usable drive
[06:42] <lanoxx-> Severian, yeah im just freeing space
[06:42] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: What do you mean by "no luck"?  It doesn't install?  Or it does install but doesn't help the issue?
[06:42] <doc_brown> one too many hot swap disconnects
[06:42] <woody_> oh ok
[06:43] <doc_brown> aspidites, nothing important
[06:43] <Severian> lanoxx-, most likely.  A small chance of no, but it would get you back to a solid state where you could run it again.
[06:43] <aspidites> doc_brown: then just delete the ntfs partition of the 320gb hard drive (i think there's a drop down in the top right corner..change that to /dev/sdd. then add a fat32 partition
[06:43] <lanoxx-> Severian, ok
[06:44] <Dayofswords> (my 20 gb hdd is tiny...)
[06:44] <aspidites> doc_brown: commit changes and you're done. fat32 automaticlaly mounts as read only, so you'll either have to write data to it as root, or change your fstab to allow for write
[06:44] <Severian> Dayofswords, Like 1 inch
[06:44] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: nope, I don't know what the file is and there's no instructions in the file as to what I'm supposed to do with it
[06:44] <Dayofswords> no i mean the amount of space on it =p
[06:44] <aspidites> doc_brown: if that drive isn't traveling to a windows box, ext3 would be a safer choice
[06:44] <Severian> Dayofswords, 20gb is huge.  I have several systems smaller than that.
[06:44] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: also sudo apt-get install non-free-codecs doesn't work :/
[06:45] <RedSocrates> Tyrath: What output does it give you when it doesn't work?
[06:45] <doc_brown> aspidites, i selected create new partition table
[06:45] <aspidites> Tyrath: you'll have to enable that repo first
[06:45] <bullgard4> jp_sf: Thank you for explaining.
[06:45] <doc_brown> and got no results =(
[06:45] <FFForever> how do i see my keyrings?
[06:45] <FFForever> i need to clear one...
[06:45] <glitsj16> FFForever: use seahorse
[06:45] <Severian> FFForever, look down at your hand, maybe.
[06:45] <doc_brown> aspidites, wait i got ti
[06:45] <aspidites> doc_brown: please tell me you did that on /dev/sdd and not on /dev/sda?
[06:46] <aspidites> doc_brown: oh ok
[06:46] <RedSocrates> Severian: BA-DUM-CHING
[06:46] <RedSocrates> :D
[06:46] <doc_brown> aspidites, yes
[06:46] <jp_sf> bullgard4: don't ask me why they choosed 999 as usually it's 0
[06:46] <sonali> Hey folks
[06:46] <aspidites> doc_brown: so you're good to go?
[06:46] <woody_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165313/
[06:46] <sonali> is there anybody very good with ubuntu sound here?
[06:46] <aspidites> !ask | sonali
[06:46] <woody_> did I do that right?
[06:46] <sonali> I am unable to get my laptop speakers make sound
[06:47] <doc_brown> aspidites, which would be best for an external drive?
[06:47] <danny> may i know another situs repo jaunty?
[06:47] <RedSocrates> woody_: Almost, but not quite.  I don't want the output of "fdisk", I want the output of "sudo fdisk -l"
[06:47] <sonali> i have tried loads of things in the past 2 days
[06:47] <doc_brown> to be viewed by windows and ubuntu?
[06:47] <doc_brown> aspidites, you never know if i'll be at a friends house or something
[06:47] <glitsj16> sonali: are you on jaunty ?
[06:47] <aspidites> doc_brown: depends on what kind of computers you're traveling to. if you're taking it to places that only have windows, fat32 is a safe bet
[06:47] <Severian> sonali, sometimes it is just that the volume is down.  Install alsamixer and try bringing up the volume.
[06:47] <sonali> glitsj16: I am on interpid
[06:47] <RedSocrates> sonali: You downgraded?
[06:47] <sonali> Severian: I have checked that, the volume is all up and unmuted
[06:47] <Drikan> jp_sf: sorry i just tryed that it didnt work
[06:48] <rumpel2> doc_brown, depends... fat32 works for both, but is not very secure...
[06:48] <sonali> RedSocrates: no I was always on interpid
[06:48] <RedSocrates> sonali: Oh, hm
[06:48] <aspidites> rumpel2: most people could care less about security
[06:48] <doc_brown> aspidites, should i enter values for free space preceding / free space following?
[06:48] <khensthoth> doc_brown: FAT32 or NTFS, I'd say. But FAT32 cannot store files larger than 4GB if I recalled correctly.
[06:48] <sonali> RedSocrates: the realtek drivers didn't work :(
[06:48] <woody_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165314/
[06:48] <jp_sf> Drikan: in the lspci output look for a line with multimedia
[06:48] <dn4> !dpkg-reconfigure
[06:48] <RedSocrates> sonali: Sorry to hear that
[06:48] <Severian> sonali, you went through all the options in the mixer?  Just doing the main volume is not good enough.
[06:48] <DragonLinux> anyone else notice weird little specs of white pixels on youtube when there is a dark background ?
[06:48] <aspidites> doc_brown: use defaults
[06:48] <RedSocrates> woody_: Okay, that's right.  But I've now forgotten: what was the issue you were having?
[06:48] <Drikan> jp_sf: no invalid option
[06:48] <sonali> Severian: yes I have run through all the options
[06:48] <aspidites> doc_brown: if it doesn't look right, you can always drag the ends of the little bar at the top to adjust
[06:49] <jp_sf> Drikan: can you pastebin the lspci -vvnn output
[06:49] <sonali> Severian: I also have compiled the latest ALSA
[06:49] <jp_sf> Drikan: in the vv it is v v
[06:49] <Drikan> tp_sf: on
[06:49] <Dayofswords> where can i find that ubuntu hand book?
[06:49] <Severian> sonali, whay audio chipset do you have?
[06:49] <DragonLinux> maybe i need to update flash
[06:49] <doc_brown> aspidites, i think it's working.... sure looks like it
[06:49] <Drikan> jp_sf: oh one -
[06:49] <glitsj16> sonali: k, besides the tips provided here, you might want to take a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578
[06:49] <DragonLinux> how can i tell what version of flash is installed ?
[06:49] <doc_brown> aspidites, windows systems have a fit, they don't even recognize it
[06:49] <RedSocrates> woody_: Nevermind, I remember now
[06:49] <sonali> Severian: how do I find out the chipset? alsa-info.sh ?
[06:49] <aspidites> DragonLinux: check the about window of your browser i think
[06:50] <kenyon> DragonLinux: go to about:plugins in firefox
[06:50] <woody_> after I installed catalyst with add/remove on ubuntu 9.4 my laptop crashes after ubuntu log and before login, it goes funny colors and freezes
[06:50] <jp_sf> Drikan: no 2 but lspci -v will do it
[06:50] <dn4> is there a way to reinstall the OS using apt-get?
[06:50] <aspidites> DragonLinux: no, thats wrong
[06:50] <woody_> lol
[06:50] <Severian> sonali, I usually look at the specs for the motherboard.  You might see what lspci shows.
[06:50] <jp_sf> Drikan: I even wonder if you are lucky: lspci | grep ultimedia
[06:50] <manpoole> i cannot get ubuntu startup manager to change my splash in 9.04
[06:50] <manpoole> could anyone help?
[06:51] <RedSocrates> woody_: Type this command: sudo mkdir -p /media/disk; sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/disk
[06:51] <jp_sf> Drikan: lspci | grep [Mm]ultimedia
[06:51] <sonali> Severian: lspci -v | grep Audio {00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)} {01:05.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RS780 Azalia controller}
[06:51] <RedSocrates> woody_: Let me know when you've done that.  Tell me if there are any errors.
[06:51] <mattgyver> I have a launcher that i created that runs a terminal application as sudo.  How can i get it to give me the graphical sudo window as opposed to a terminal window?
[06:51] <FFForever> how do i clear this?, Agent admitted failure to sign using the key., i just changed keys...
[06:51] <aspidites> doc_brown: are you serious?
[06:51] <FFForever> its something in gnome...
[06:51] <manpoole> !startupmanager
[06:51] <Drikan> jp_sf: sorry was trying to pastebin
[06:51] <doc_brown> aspidites, yeah, if it hadn't been for ubuntu, i would have an unusable drive
[06:52] <jp_sf> !pastebin | Drikan
[06:52] <woody_> ok
[06:52] <doc_brown> aspidites, thats how i saved the files that were important
[06:52] <DragonLinux> ok so i have Shockwave Flash 10.0 r22
[06:52] <dn4> how do I reconfigure xorg?
[06:52] <RedSocrates> woody_: Okay you've done it?
[06:52] <DragonLinux> is that the latest ?
[06:52] <aspidites> DragonLinux: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/155/tn_15507.html
[06:52] <sonali> Severian: did you read that?
[06:52] <doc_brown> aspidites, i guess this takes a while on a big drive?
[06:52] <kenyon> DragonLinux: That's the latest for amd64.
[06:52] <rumpel2> dn4 dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[06:53] <woody_> it didnt give any erors but didnt act like it did anything
[06:53] <aspidites> doc_brown: yep
[06:53] <sonali> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165316/
[06:53] <Chr|s> how do I install windows after already having ubuntu? I want to dual boot so I can select which to boot too
[06:53] <RedSocrates> woody_: That's okay.  What's the output of this command: ls /media/disk/etc/X11/xorg.conf
[06:53] <crdlb> !fixgrub | Chr|s
[06:53] <DragonLinux> how can i update firefox plugin for flash ?
[06:54] <rumpel2> Chr|s, you have to repair bootloader after win-install, cause it destroyes every competitor :)
[06:54] <sonali> Could anybody guide me please? I am unable to get my laptop's speakers work
[06:54] <Severian> sonali, see http://forums.opensuse.org/hardware/laptop/411252-intel-hda-azalia-strange-popping-sound.html  I think I would try that modprobe setup
[06:54] <Chr|s> yes, but I don't have it installed yet, I'm askign how do I install? without it overwriting my ubuntu installation
[06:54] <sonali> I have compiled and installed latest ALSA, I have tried almost everything I could find on the internet
[06:54] <kenyon> DragonLinux: You mean flash plugin for firefox? You have the latest.
[06:55] <aspidites> Chr|s: the point is windows will destroy grub set up regardless
[06:55] <sonali> Severian: ok I will have a look at that
[06:55] <manpoole> yea 32bit has 10.0 r22 as the latest
[06:55] <woody_> it repeated the line back to me
[06:55] <rumpel2> Chr|s, look at your partitions, create a free one for windows... choose this partition in windows-installation
[06:55] <jp_sf> Chr|s, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[06:55] <doc_brown> aspidites, should i restart?  gparted said all operations completed successfully
[06:55] <manpoole> no anyone else tried editing the usplash in 9.04?
[06:55] <manpoole> now
[06:55] <DragonLinux> kenyon, oh ok
[06:55] <aspidites> doc_brown: shouldn't have to restart
[06:55] <doc_brown> aspidites, i still don't see it
[06:55] <aspidites> i'd just unplug it and replug it
[06:56] <dn4> how do I view bootup logs?
[06:56] <aspidites> doc_brown: open up nautilus
[06:56] <jp_sf> Chr|s, missed the ref https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot#Installing%20Windows%20After%20Ubuntu
[06:56] <Drikan> jp_sf: http://pastebin.com/f64b578ed
[06:56] <aspidites> doc_brown: is anything in /media/disk?
[06:57] <RedSocrates> woody_: Okay, do you remember the name of the package you installed?
[06:57] <woody_> it just said catalyst with 4 out of 5 stars
[06:57] <doc_brown> aspidites, it finally showed up
[06:57] <dn4> how do I get my command line to pause after a full screen ?
[06:57] <doc_brown> under the "places" menu
[06:57] <Severian> sonali, is this a laptop?  Ithink your audio chip may not be well supported.  If the modprobe does not work, I'd look for a USB audio device.
[06:57] <aspidites> yeah, should be mounted at /media/disk, right?
[06:57] <RedSocrates> woody_: Okay, one second.
[06:57] <tuxwulf> When in a blacklist file it says ubuntu: #315056", how do I look up the issue? Where to find that number?
[06:58] <aspidites> doc_brown: yeah, should be mounted at /media/disk, right?
[06:58] <kenyon> dn4: Pipe the output to sensible-pager.
[06:58] <tuxwulf> dn4 > |more
[06:58] <doc_brown> aspidites, now i can get my voip server built!
[06:58] <woody_> ati catalyst control center
[06:58] <sonali> Severian: yes this is a laptop, Sound works find through the headphones btw
[06:58] <aspidites> doc_brown: :). you can also have it show up on the desktop when it mounts if you like
[06:58] <sonali> Severian: i am trying that modprobe thing
[06:58] <glitsj16> dn4: use " | less" after the command you want to run, you can scroll through via spacebar until the end
[06:59] <doc_brown> aspidites, yes that's the dir
[06:59] <jp_sf> Drikan: your tv tuner is the conexant system
[06:59] <RedSocrates> woody_: I'm going to private message you, okay?
[06:59] <doc_brown> aspidites, thank you so much
[06:59] <woody_> ok
[06:59] <aspidites> doc_brown: no prob.
[06:59] <Drikan> ok so how do i install it?
[06:59] <glitsj16> tuxwulf: that's a bug number, they live at bugs.launchpad.net
[06:59] <Drikan> jp_sf: ok so how do i install it
[06:59] <Severian> sonali,  If the sound works through the headphones, then that is what you will probably end up with for now.    Good luck, though.
[07:00] <dn4> ok my xorg.conf got re-written
[07:00] <jp_sf> Drikan: hum that's for sure is different from what is my tuner card, do you know mythtv ?
[07:00] <glitsj16> dn4: just like that ?
[07:00] <sonali> Severian: thanks, I think I already know that...it is just that this laptop is for my sister. so I am trying everything I can...
[07:01] <aspidites> dn4: how did it "get" rewritten?
[07:01] <sonali> Severian: my sister knows nothing about computers
[07:01] <Drikan> jp_sf: no but i can install it
[07:01] <glitsj16> dn4: there might be a ~ backup, check /etc/X11 folder
[07:02] <dn4> no back ups
[07:02] <Severian> Not everything is supported by Linux.  Ubuntu 10.04 will probably support that chip well.  Good luck.
[07:02] <kenyon> dn4: You might not need an xorg.conf anyway.
[07:02] <aspidites> dn4: yeah. if you start x without an xorg.conf one will automatically be generated
[07:02] <Drikan> jp_sf: Holly crap 80 packages to install
[07:02] <aspidites> dn4: using vesa driver, of course
[07:02] <Drikan> jp_sf: AFK
[07:02] <jp_sf> Drikan: I think you might want to test before
[07:02] <tuxwulf> glitsj16: Ok! Thanks! Looking them up at bugs.launchpad,net
[07:03] <dn4> hmm how do I generate vesa driver?
[07:03] <aspidites> dn4: you don't have to. it's automatically selected. vesa driver comes stock kernel and sucks
[07:03] <aspidites> dn4: what graphics card are you using?
[07:03] <Brent^> I dont see anything about this in the man page for sftpd.conf. Is there a way to upload files and have them belong to a different than the one the user belongs to?
[07:04] <Dayofswords> i dont like how ubuntu firefox doesnt use scroll wheel...
[07:04] <glitsj16> tuxwulf: you're welcome, that site is always a good place to start debugging issues (besides websearching)
[07:04] <doleyb> Dayofswords: normally it does use it
[07:04] <KB1JWQ> Dayofswords: It does here.
[07:04] <aspidites> Dayofswords: does any proram use your scroll wheel? scroll wheel in firefox works fine for me...
[07:04] <Severian> aspidites, Have you looked at the automatic xorg.conf file under 9.04?  It is 0 bytes in size.  There are other things going on I don't understand yet.
[07:05] <aspidites> Severian: I'm not even on ubuntu
[07:05] <chenrs> aspidites: thanks for your help, I've got to run, I think a better understand about the whole compilation process would benifit
[07:05] <kenyon> Yeah, xorg.conf has been unnecessary for a while now.
[07:05] <Dayofswords> sorry i meant click of the scroll wheel..
[07:05] <rumpel2> where are the other configs for xserver, when they aren't in xorg.conf?
[07:05] <dn4> I tried to activate nvidia drivers for a pci card. That failed, so I went back to the onboard gpu. Now gdm won't start up, or the log in screen. The xorg.
[07:05] <aspidites> chenrs: yep. np
[07:05] <aspidites> Dayofswords: you'll have to enable it in xorg.conf
[07:05] <chenrs> quit
[07:05] <Masood1> i installed ubuntu in dual boot with xp ... but ubuntu dont seem to recognize my video driver pleeeez help
[07:05] <Dayofswords> and i do that how?
[07:06] <aspidites> Dayofswords: any mouse with over 5 buttons i think it is you have to tweak xorg.conf for
[07:06] <luddite> aspidites : do you have any other ideas? wpa2 still wont connect
[07:06] <dn4> I am stuck in init level 2 I think
[07:06]  * sim-value test
[07:06] <aspidites> luddite: do you HAVE to use wpa2 encryption? i know it's better than wep, but for testing at least, i'd change your settings on the router
[07:06] <glitsj16> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X is a nice resource for people who are unfamiliar with the way X works on ubuntu these days
[07:07] <aspidites> luddite: start with no encryption then work up from there
[07:07] <khensthoth> Dayofswords: What do you want your scroll-wheel click to do in Firefox?
[07:07] <aspidites> luddite: if you cant even authenticate without encryption, what's the point, you know?
[07:07] <dn4> okk my xorg.conf file has just been rm
[07:07] <Brent^> Anyone here have some experience setting up sftpd?
[07:07] <luddite> aspidites : ok will do
[07:07] <KB1JWQ> dn4: Why do you think that?
[07:08] <Johnny_B_Good> hey guys...does anybody know...how to use or install compiz on ubuntu 9.04 ??? I wanna use the 3D desktopoption
[07:08] <kenyon> Brent^: You mean the sftpd that comes enabled by default in sshd_config?
[07:08] <KB1JWQ> dn4: If X isn't starting, likelier you're in 3.
[07:08] <aspidites> dn4: drop to init 3 and run...whats the command "Xorg -configure"
[07:08] <Dayofswords> when i click it i want a small round picture to pop up where i clicked, i f go below it, it well scrol down, farther down, fast, same with up, silimar to windows version
[07:08] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: I'm trying some steps I found to convert it to another file format
[07:08] <dn4> I just did sudo rm xorg.conf
[07:08] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: then I'll try if it plays
[07:08] <aspidites> dn4: do this as root NOT sudo. so in other words "su -" then "Xorg -configure"
[07:08] <dn4> so I am in level 33
[07:08] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: thanks healps for the help
[07:08] <khensthoth> Dayofswords: That's set in Firefox itself. Hold on. Let me see.
[07:08] <Brent^> kenyon: I think so, yeah :P
[07:08] <Masood1> i installed ubuntu in dual boot with xp ... but ubuntu dont seem to recognize my video driver pleeeez help
[07:08] <KB1JWQ> dn4: That doesn't follow necessarily.
[07:08] <zaphodak42> Hello folks. Quick question (or, not so quick, I don't know)...
[07:08] <Tyrath> RedSocrates: thanks *heaps
[07:08] <KB1JWQ> But okay. :)
[07:08] <Johnny_B_Good> hey guys...does anybody know...how to use or install compiz on ubuntu 9.04 ??? I wanna use the 3D desktopoption
[07:08] <kenyon> Brent^: What setup is there?
[07:09] <Tyrath> catch you everyone
[07:09] <khensthoth> Dayofswords: Edit > Preference > Advanced > Use autoscrolling
[07:09] <Brent^> kenyon: I'm just trying to figure out if theres a way to flag all uploads as belonging to a different user group : /
[07:09] <Dayofswords> khensthoth: boom! worked, thanks
[07:09] <aspidites> khensthoth: nice, support for mice with more than 5 buttons has finally been added to the kernel then?
[07:10] <Dayofswords> (had a name, didnt know)
[07:10] <aata> can anyone suggest god resources for teaching yourself python online?
[07:10] <Severian> Johnny_B_Good, It is already installed.
[07:10] <aspidites> khensthoth: or is that just an ubuntu hack/fix?
[07:10] <Y-Town> after updating to the latest updates evolution now crashes everytime i try "NEW" message.   Anyone else seeing this?
[07:10] <glitsj16> Johnny_B_Good: have you tried the "effects" menu item yet ? using xubuntu here, always forget what place they put that in on ubuntu
[07:10] <zaphodak42> I recently tried to free up space on a microsd drive. I went into Windows XP and, under the 'manage' window, right-clicked and selected 'free' on the sd card. Now, the card won't even store a byte...
[07:10] <KB1JWQ> aata: Try #python
[07:10] <aspidites> aata: for learning, do not try #python
[07:10] <khensthoth> aspidites: No idea. One could use btnx to try to configure it though.
[07:10] <zaphodak42> and, after fiddling with the filesystem field after mounting it under ubuntu, it won't even mount here
[07:10] <aata> aspidites really/? why not?
[07:10] <tuxwulf> glitsj16: ... I better bookmark that site then... never know...
[07:10] <dn4> how do I test out my new xorg.conf?
[07:10] <kenyon> Brent^: I don't know. A normal ftp server might be able to do that.
[07:10] <Ziban|afk> http://change.menelgame.pl/change_please/2688554/
[07:11] <aspidites> aata: i taught myself using the official python tutorial and dive into python
[07:11] <KB1JWQ> aspidites: The /topic there gives great pointers.
[07:11] <Brent^> kenyon: alright, thanks anyways
[07:11] <Severian> Johnny_B_Good, Go to Preferences/Appearance and Visual Effect.  If your system is capable of it, you can turn it on there.
[07:11] <aata> aspidites brb
[07:11] <Dayofswords> is there a way to sync up the clock to an atomic clock, somewhere on the web?
[07:11] <zaphodak42> how do I fix this?
[07:11] <KB1JWQ> Dayofswords: Yeah, it's called ntp
[07:11] <aspidites> KB1JWQ: i've been a few times, but i wouldn't say go to an irc chat to LEARN a langauge. maybe for getting help, sure. or if you already know a bit /topic is fine
[07:11] <glitsj16> tuxwulf: smart move, it takes some time to find your way around the community resources, but they can be lifesavers indeed :)
[07:11] <Severian> Dayofswords, ntpdate
[07:12] <Johnny_B_Good> Serverian, yes...but there's not the 3D desktop option you know?
[07:12] <aspidites> KB1JWQ: of ourse, this is just MHO
[07:12] <KB1JWQ> aspidites: Heh, the topic there includes a link to said tutorial. :)
[07:12] <Dayofswords> just ntpdate in terminal?
[07:12] <KB1JWQ> 'course, I'm assuming a bit of clue on the part of the questioner, which may be an invalid assumption.
[07:12] <KB1JWQ> Dayofswords: No, ntp.  ntpdate does something slightly different.
[07:12] <fantomas> I have MC 4.6.2-pre1 on Ubuntu 9.04. Two things were wrong after installation: 1) by default internal editor was turned off and 2) Alt-o shortcut (to get another panel to open same location as in the current) doesn't work as expected - it opens parent dir instead of current. Can anybody confirm? How to fix this... malicious behavior?
[07:12] <aspidites> KB1JWQ: touche. never bothered clicking on it, considering i just recently got hyperlinks working in terminals
[07:12] <Y-Town> after updating to the latest updates evolution now crashes everytime i try "NEW" message.   Anyone else seeing this?
[07:12] <Johnny_B_Good> Servian, and some themes on gnome-look.org just working for compiz
[07:12] <KB1JWQ> aspidites: Copy/paste works wonders though. :)
[07:12] <Severian> Johnny_B_Good, actually it is the 3d desktop.  You may want more options and there is a package for that.
[07:12] <dn4> ok I did sudo Xorg -configure
[07:12] <Johnny_B_Good> are compiz themes...and I don't know how to install 'em
[07:13] <aspidites> KB1JWQ: i also just recently learned how to copy/paste from a terminal ;-) (shift+insert)
[07:13] <Johnny_B_Good> Servian how do I install it?
[07:13] <Dayofswords> i did  sudo ntp got "sudo: ntp: command not found"
[07:13] <aspidites> KB1JWQ: using urxvt, so no gui right-clicking here
[07:13] <aspidites> btw, by recently i mean a few months ago
[07:13] <Severian> Dayofswords, You have to install it.
[07:14] <Dayofswords> oh
[07:14] <kenyon> Dayofswords: ntp is not the command name.
[07:14] <Severian> Dayofswords, the package is ntpdate
[07:14] <susbwoy> Hi, how am i able to see a full detailed version of xorg.conf(driver names etc), as opposed to the default ubuntu gives me?
[07:14] <KB1JWQ> Dayofswords: It's a service, not a command.  go read, www.ntp.org
[07:14] <jp_sf> Dayofswords, sudo ap-get install ntpdate
[07:14] <aspidites> dn4: Xorg -config ./<name of config file> will let you test the xorg.conf file that Xorg -configure generated
[07:14] <Johnny_B_Good> Servian, how can I install the compiz themes from gnome-look.org like that: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Vortigo+++(+3D%2BVU%2BBeryl%2BDock+)?content=55440
[07:14] <kenyon> Dayofswords: It's probably already installed and working. Click the clock on your desktop and look for the settings.
[07:14] <aspidites> dn4: ctrl+backspace to kill x
[07:15] <KB1JWQ> aspidites: ITYM ctrl alt backspace?
[07:15] <stoyanov> hi! http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=44098 how repair?
[07:15] <jp_sf> KB1JWQ, Dayofswords: one could use the ntpdate (the client) to sync the time
[07:15] <aspidites> KB1JWQ: youre right. duno why i forgot to add the alt
[07:15] <KB1JWQ> jp_sf: Yeah, that's a one-off, though.
[07:15] <aspidites> KB1JWQ: most of my bindings use alt, so i just forget it
[07:15] <kenyon> Dayofswords: You don't want to use ntpdate either. you should see ntpd in your process list.
[07:15] <KB1JWQ> ntp keeps it synced.
[07:16] <Severian> Johnny_B_Good, install  compizconfig-settings-manager
[07:16] <Johnny_B_Good> Servian, just with apt?
[07:16] <jp_sf> KB1JWQ, true I never cron a ntpdate but it is possible
[07:16] <aspidites> KB1JWQ: heck, you're talking to a guy that swapped his caps lock and ctrl keys ;-)
[07:16] <Johnny_B_Good> so sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager?
[07:16] <ploo> can gnome panel go across 2 screens in twinview?
[07:16] <ploo> my wallpaper does just need my panel to also
[07:16] <KB1JWQ> jp_sf: Most ntpd implementations either do an ntpdate before service start, or use step-tickers to do the same thing.
[07:16] <Severian> Johnny_B_Good, that should do it
[07:16] <KB1JWQ> Too much drift and ntpd gives up, won't correct.
[07:17] <Johnny_B_Good> thank you very much...I'll try it right now
[07:17] <kenyon> KB1JWQ: I'm pretty sure Ubuntu runs ntpdate at boot by default.
[07:19] <c0_ponti> haloo
[07:19] <Dayofswords> the process resoruce graph is smoth and pretty...
[07:19] <jp_sf> KB1JWQ, I'm not sure, ntpd don't use ntpdate, it uses ntpq to sync the hardwre as well, I think...
[07:19] <sonali> I have noticed that the sound's mute multimedia button indicates that the sound is muted
[07:20] <Y-Town> after updating to the latest updates evolution now crashes everytime i try "NEW" message.   Anyone else seeing this?
[07:20] <kenyon> jp_sf: No, ntpq is for querying ntpds.
[07:20] <sonali> now even my headphones have no sound :(
[07:20] <Johnny_B_Good> Servian, so and know just install the compiz theme by drag'n drop into so Appereance?
[07:20] <Geoffrey2> isn't there an su option that essentially makes you a root user?
[07:21] <Dayofswords> so, how exactly do you sync time
[07:21] <sonali> Geoffrey2: sudo su OR sudo -s
[07:21] <dn4> ok it works now
[07:21] <dn4> thanks everyone
[07:22] <kenyon> Dayofswords: run ntpq -p at terminal. If you see some output, you are already syncing time.
[07:22] <Geoffrey2> sonali, thanks
[07:22] <sonali> Geoffrey2: mention not :)
[07:22] <Severian> Johnny_B_Good, Two points.  If you spell my name right, I'll see your messages quicker.  Two.  Idon't understand your last message.
[07:23] <warnet> gufiii
[07:24] <Johnny_B_Good> Serverian, I'm sorry....well I ask how to install the compiz themes...
[07:24] <jp_sf> KB1JWQ, ah ok I got it it's ntpd -q -g to set the time that is use by ntpd not ntpdate
[07:24] <aata> aspidite i dont want to buy a book if i can avoid it
[07:24] <aata> so are those on the web?
[07:25] <kenyon> Dayofswords: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime
[07:25] <sonali> recompiling ALSA
[07:25] <TonyTheTiger> my sound works but when i use headphone jack it doesnt, anyone can help?
[07:25] <khensthoth> TonyTheTiger: What sound care are you using?
[07:25] <sonali> TonyTheTiger: my problem is the reverse, can you help?
[07:25] <TonyTheTiger> sonali, maybe, only if you can help me though.
[07:26] <TonyTheTiger> khensthoth, I dont know, how can i find out?
[07:26] <sonali> TonyTheTiger: hmmmm i have been working on my problem for more than 48 hours now with little sleep, I am not sure I can :(...that's why I came here
[07:26] <khensthoth> TonyTheTiger: What laptop brand are you using?
[07:26] <khensthoth> TonyTheTiger: And model number.
[07:27] <sonali> anybody here with a compaq presario cq45 laptop ???
[07:27] <TonyTheTiger> its a packard bell easynote
[07:27] <doleyb> !anyone | sonali
[07:27] <xaaab> Hi. I've been using 8.04 for a long time without problems. but since my upgrade to 9.04, my xorg has a memory leak. when I leave it running for several hours it consumes almost 5 gb of ram, although I'm not at my PC. is this a known issue?
[07:27] <Johnny_B_Good> Severian, I'm sorry....well I ask how to install the compiz themes...
[07:28] <TonyTheTiger> khensthoth, read above
[07:28] <ploo> can gnome-panel be extended to a 2nd monitor?
[07:28] <yoyit2> ok so i cant empty my trash it says it has an error everytime
[07:29] <Severian> Johnny_B_Good, I have never tried that.  I see that some themes come with readme files.  I would suggest looking at those.
[07:29] <KB1JWQ> yoyit2: Something's using a file most likely.  Confirm with lsof
[07:29] <sacarlson> ﻿xaaab: what is using the ram try the command top to find out
[07:29] <Johnny_B_Good> Severian, ok thank you so far
[07:29] <khensthoth> TonyTheTiger: See IM please.
[07:29] <xaaab> sacarlson, I just told you. the xorg process
[07:30] <sacarlson> ﻿xaaab:  oh sorry
[07:30] <yoyit2> KB1JWQ: um nope there all media files that arnt in use.. and also i have no clue what an lsof is. im REALLY new to ubuntu (9.01) so please use noob language
[07:30] <cambro> just dumped windows for ubuntu, brand spankin new
[07:30] <Severian> Johnny_B_Good,  lok at this page.  It may help.   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=583768
[07:30] <KB1JWQ> yoyit2: Your best bet is to get someone else to help you, in that case.
[07:30] <CyberLife> gud on ya
[07:31] <yoyit2> KB1JWQ:  you dont know of any sudo commands to empty the trash with??
[07:31] <hateball> !trash | yoyit2
[07:31] <sonali> comiled and installed ALSA for the 5th time
[07:31] <DCurrahee> anyone ever seen this error?    files list for package 'librpcsecgss3' is missing final newline           i cant use apt-get anymore because I get that error message, not sure how to fix it
[07:31] <sacarlson> ﻿xaaab: I'm running 8.04 over 3 days xorg is only using 3% of 2gig
[07:31] <Masood1> hi all
[07:31] <sonali> hoping to get my headphones sound back at least :-S
[07:32] <CyberLife> hi mate
[07:32] <sonali> Hi Masood1
[07:32] <xaaab> sacarlson, yes, same for me with 8.04... the problem started in 9.04, as I said earlier.
[07:32] <sonali> DCurrahee: have you tried dpkg --configure -a
[07:32] <DCurrahee> yes sonali, no feedback so I assumed it went ok but still same error
[07:33] <cambro> everything works like a charm, but when i try to use stumbleupon with java installed it slows my machine to a crawl, its funny though cause the same thing happened on windows
[07:33] <yoyit2> KB1JWQ: so couldnt i use the command
[07:33] <yoyit2> kb1
[07:33] <Drikan> jp_sf: ok i installed it but when i tryed to watch tv nothing
[07:33] <sonali> DCurrahee: are you using some third party sources? perhaps a problem with their package?
[07:33] <yoyit2> KB1JWQ:  sudo rm ~/.local/share/Trash/* ??
[07:33] <KB1JWQ> yoyit2: Try it and see.  I don't spoonfeed. :)
[07:34] <aata> it seems #python doesnt exist :S
[07:34] <DCurrahee> i even try apt-get remove librpcsecgss3 hoping to fix it by reinstalling but get the same error
[07:34] <jp_sf> Drikan: well before installing mythtv I would suggest to test the dvdstream
[07:34] <jp_sf> Drikan: but now you have it
[07:34] <yoyit2> KB1JWQ: lol i tried it and it says "is directory" what am i missing in the command?
[07:34] <KB1JWQ> yoyit2: man rm
[07:34] <Sebboh> Hi.  I'm trying to tell a friend how to use an recent Ubuntu live CD .. over the phone.  How does he find the file manager?
[07:34] <DCurrahee> sonali: well i got it first trying to install cedega deb package, but the package wouldn't install so i don't think it was that
[07:34] <sonali> yoyit2: I think it should have worked, your trash should now be empty
[07:35] <Drikan> jp_sf: LOL ok then now what?
[07:35] <KB1JWQ> sonali: Technically not quite. :)
[07:35] <nibbler> Sebboh: places, in the top menu in gnome
[07:35] <yoyit2> sonali: nope still boloted with 56GBs of junk
[07:35] <Brent^> Sebboh: Places->Anything
[07:35] <Severian> DCurrahee, You may to delete it from your apt cache.  First, does synaptic report broken packages?
[07:35] <sonali> DCurrahee: did you try apt-get update ?
[07:35] <yoyit2> sonali KB1JWQ: have any clues of what to write as a command?
[07:36] <Dayofswords> still can figure out to sync clock, like on command
[07:36] <jp_sf> Drikan: well, it's been a while since I have used a TV tuner, there is a utility to scan no ?
[07:36] <jp_sf> Drikan: tzap
[07:36] <Sebboh> ok he didn't tell me there was a places menu. :D  Thanks nibbler, brent^.
[07:36] <Severian> Dayofswords, I am glad that knowledge is staying with you.
[07:36] <giang> ?
[07:36] <DCurrahee> Severian: i haven't tried synaptic just apt from a shell i'll try it
[07:36] <Drikan> jp_sf: well in mythtv no try tzap?
[07:36] <DCurrahee> sonali: yes I've ran an update no prob
[07:36] <Dayofswords> i read what you guys told me, but none changed the time
[07:36] <Drikan> in the console?
[07:36] <sonali> yoyit2: type the command locate Trash
[07:37] <dvdnn> Galera
[07:37] <dvdnn> alguem do brasil
[07:37] <dvdnn> desposto a ajudar com o songbird?
[07:37] <KB1JWQ> !br | dvdnn
[07:37] <sonali> yoyit2: you could delete all files etc, but I would suggest to use simply rm -r ~/.local/share/Trash/*
[07:37] <yoyit2> sonali: sudo rm ~/.local/share/Trash/*    output says "is a directory"
[07:37] <dvdnn> ok!
[07:37] <dvdnn> Obrigado
[07:37] <Severian> Dayofswords,   sudo ntpdate <servername>   where <servername> is a timeserver.  Don't pick a tier 1 server.
[07:37] <sonali> yoyit2: try with '-r'
[07:37] <admin_masu3701> whats Xorg? its using alot CPU
[07:38] <cambro> ?
[07:38] <admin_masu3701> can i kill it?
[07:38] <KB1JWQ> admin_masu3701: Sure.
[07:38] <sonali> yoyit2: or otherwise use 'locate Trash' and clear all the trash folders/subfolders manyally
[07:38] <jp_sf> Drikan: maybe you could try : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MythTV_DVB-S
[07:38] <sonali> DCurrahee: so your problem solved?
[07:38] <cambro> no
[07:38] <admin_masu3701> KB1JWQ: but what is it? isnt it gonna brake things?
[07:39] <yoyit2> sonali: rm -r ~/.local/share/Trash/* worked
[07:39] <samhassell> admin_masu3701: Xorg is the windowing system, kill it and you'll be dumped to the command line, or gdm will restart
[07:39] <KB1JWQ> admin_masu3701: Depends on how you use your system.
[07:39] <dsdeiz> isn't xorg the windowing system
[07:39] <vega> admin_masu3701: it's going to kill your graphical desktop
[07:39] <sonali> admin_masu3701: xorg is xservers process...
[07:39] <dsdeiz> right
[07:39] <DCurrahee> sonali: no not yet, trying to remove it from apt cache if its there per Severians idea
[07:39] <sonali> yoyit2: great
[07:39] <vega> admin_masu3701: so unless you are in a text console only i would suggest not to do that..
[07:39] <Severian> Dayofswords, for example.      sudo ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com pool.ntp.org
[07:39] <samhassell> admin_masu3701: how much cpu is it using?
[07:39] <sacarlson> ﻿Dayofswords: sync clock like on the command line? maybe ntpdate?
[07:39] <sonali> yoyit2: for your info -r means recursive, it will delete everything within a folder recursively
[07:40] <yoyit2> sonali: but why wouldnt i autimatically have admin rights on teh trash?? i am the only user on the pc?
[07:40] <admin_masu3701> 70 %
[07:40] <KB1JWQ> sonali: Usually used with -f as well
[07:40] <admin_masu3701> and npviewer.bin 80%
[07:40] <luddite> ive been on ubuntu since version 7 as main desktop - im thinking of moving back to windows as this jaunty is so far the worst one ive had. usb plug and play is pointless. wpa2 non-existant. at least there were configs and such n other versions. im scared to plug in my webcam or printer.
[07:40] <sonali> yoyit2: maybe the files were deleted by a root user? or maybe the files were just too big...
[07:41] <sonali> KB1JWQ: yea that too
[07:41] <vega> admin_masu3701: try killing that npviewer, it might be that Xorg process cpu usage also drops down after that (i experience same problems with firefox/xorg)
[07:41] <Dayofswords>  5 May 23:41:06 ntpdate[6437]: the NTP socket is in use, exiting
[07:41] <Dayofswords>  is what i get after sudo ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com pool.ntp.org
[07:41] <sonali> DCurrahee: that is a good idea, especially if that wasn't installed completed
[07:41] <dsdeiz> anyone knows how to make firefox linux render web pages as firefox windows?
[07:42] <sonali> DCurrahee: completely I meant
[07:42] <Severian> yoyit2,   So do ls -l  ~/.local/share/Trash/info/
[07:42] <admin_masu3701> vega: is the command killall -9 npviewer.bin?
[07:42] <DCurrahee> sonali: that's just `apt-get clean` right? am I missing something? that doesnt seem to effect it at all
[07:42] <khensthoth> luddite: Ust a previous Ubuntu version that works for you. Jaunty is great on my Desktop, bad on my brother's laptop.
[07:42] <vega> admin_masu3701: well, you could first try without the "-9"
[07:42] <yoyit2> severian "command not found"
[07:42] <vega> admin_masu3701: if it doesn't kill it, then use -9
[07:43] <sacarlson> ﻿dsdeiz: you mean make the server think your using windows?  I know it can be done.
[07:43] <kjkjl> i got wine installed and then i installed google sketchup  and tried to open it and itcrashed .???help
[07:43] <Severian> Dayofswords, That means you have a ntp daemon running.  Your time is probably on its way to being right.  You understand that the daemon adjusts the time gradually to bring it back to the right value.
[07:43] <dsdeiz> sacarlson: not really. i'm just having problems when it comes to webpages rendering
[07:43] <sonali> DCurrahee: maybe you should disable the third party source and update ?
[07:43] <Severian> yoyit2, ls is is there.  Your system has to have that.
[07:43] <redrebel> what p2p clients are there available in ubuntu??
[07:43] <kjkjl> dsdeiz what do u mean by render webpages
[07:43] <dsdeiz> it looks different on both firefox linux and windows
[07:43] <luddite> khensthoth i left the 8.10 kernals on but my upgrade has deemed them non-funtional with wpa2 also
[07:43] <KB1JWQ> redrebel: A lot.
[07:43] <redrebel> I have amule, but it doesn't seem to work for me
[07:43] <sonali> kjkjl: you should check out winehq
[07:44] <Dayofswords> severian: cool and i did not know that, i'm trying to migrate from windows, which is instant
[07:44] <admin_masu3701> vega: killin it stop the video am watchin on youtube...so i get flash is the problem
[07:44] <DCurrahee> sonali: it's not a source, it's a deb file im trying to install using dpkg -i
[07:44] <sacarlson> ﻿dsdeiz: sometimes the server will give different pages depending on who they send it to.  are you sure they send the same thing.
[07:44] <khensthoth> luddite: Try a fresh install of 8.10?
[07:44] <doleyb> admin_masu3701: What flash version did you get?  Maybe you want flash 10
[07:44] <sonali> DCurrahee: ohh...
[07:44] <vega> admin_masu3701: ah ok.. well no surprise flash causes problems
[07:44] <yoyit2> Severian: it says no such file or directory
[07:45] <manpoole> is it possible to edit the size of the grub box? i would like it a little smaller
[07:45] <dvdnn> hey guys
[07:45] <admin_masu3701> i have flash 10
[07:45] <sacarlson> ﻿dsdeiz:﻿ it should render the same
[07:45] <dvdnn> any body here can help me
[07:45] <DCurrahee> sonali: anything i try to install with apt comes back with that error about that library, i don't think it has anything to do with that deb package, just happened to be what i was trying when i ran into this
[07:45] <sonali> manpoole: that's a weird demand...
[07:45] <dvdnn> installing songbird?
[07:45] <manpoole> heh
[07:45] <kjkjl> sonali what is winhq . i cant find it in the repositories
[07:45] <manpoole> well its to flow well with a custom grub splash
[07:45] <Severian> Dayofswords, the ntpdate command throws the time change in all at once.  the ntp daemon does it gradually.  Gradually is better because cron won't miss any events.
[07:45] <manpoole> and the text and box just screw up the nice picture
[07:45] <sonali> kjkjl: http://www.winehq.org/
[07:46] <Gnea> dvdnn: you need help to type:  sudo apt-get install songbird ?
[07:46] <sonali> DCurrahee: its weird..I think you should ask the problem again...
[07:46] <Severian> yoyit2, exactly what command did you put in.  The ls command is built into the shell.
[07:46] <DCurrahee> sonali: ok, not finding much help searching anywhere else
[07:47] <khensthoth> dvdnn: http://www.getdeb.net/download/4214/0
[07:47] <cambro> is there any other way to get java support in firefox without the official jre6?
[07:47] <Gnea> dvdnn: sorry, was being sarcastic :)  i like to start with a:  apt-cache search songbird   to make sure the packagename is correct
[07:47] <yoyit2> Severian: "ls -l  ~/.local/share/Trash/info/"
[07:47] <sonali> DCurrahee: yea sometimes there just is no help...
[07:47] <dvdnn> no
[07:47] <sonali> DCurrahee: I am also here for the same reason
[07:47] <dvdnn> Iǘe already downloaded
[07:47] <Severian> yoyit2, and where did you type in that command?
[07:47] <dvdnn> but Im nu in ubuntu
[07:47] <DCurrahee> sonali: what do you searching for?
[07:47] <kjkjl> sonali thanks.i will checkout winhq
[07:47] <TonyTheTiger> hi guys does anyone know how to install avant-window-navigator?
[07:47] <dvdnn> nd I dont know how to install him
[07:47] <khensthoth> dvdnn: Downloaded from where?
[07:48] <TonyTheTiger> I try to install it and it isnt found anywhere :(
[07:48] <sonali> DCurrahee: my laptop speakers aren't functioning :(
[07:48] <dvdnn> from his own site (rsrs)
[07:48] <jay3> who would like to test to see if my tightvnc server is working or not?
[07:48] <DCurrahee> sonali: do you dual boot? do they work in windows i assume?
[07:48] <dvdnn> I've typed at google
[07:48] <sonali> DCurrahee: my headphones were working, but now even they aren't
[07:49] <dvdnn> and downloaded the songbird.....tar.gz
[07:49] <sacarlson> ﻿ jay3:  I'll try it
[07:49] <yoyit2> Severian: ...terminal??
[07:49] <sonali> DCurrahee: I don't have a dual boot, just ubuntu, and this is a brand new laptop
[07:49] <khensthoth> dvdnn: That's why I provided an alternate link. http://www.getdeb.net/download/4214/0
[07:49] <Sebboh> jay3, your tightvnc server, or your tightvnc client exploit? :/
[07:49] <Severian> yoyit2, Are you using a shell other than bash?
[07:49] <dvdnn> ll right
[07:49] <khensthoth> dvdnn: Go there, get the .deb and double click. Gdebi *should* take care of it.
[07:49] <Gnea> dvdnn: check the url that khensthoth gave you - it's better to install the .deb than the .tar.gz
[07:49] <dvdnn> tku!
[07:49] <jay3> nope not exploit I just set one up and I need help to se if it will display on a persons side is all
[07:50] <dvdnn> all right
[07:50] <yoyit2> Severian: What?? um thats all engrish to me, sorry kinda new with linux
[07:50] <sonali> yoyit2: when you did rm -r, the info folder must have deleted perhaps
[07:50] <dvdnn> I'll try it
[07:50] <DCurrahee> sonali: hmm the headphones did work, but not anymore? been awhile since i had to troubleshoot sounds issues, the most frustrating next to the old X issues way back in the day
[07:50] <dvdnn> Tku a lot
[07:50] <Sebboh> Kids today.
[07:50] <sonali> yoyit2: just check your trash if its empty
[07:50] <jay3> ok dvdvv
[07:50] <jay3> dvdnn
[07:50] <dvdnn> :)
[07:50] <yoyit2> sonali it is empty
[07:50] <sonali> DCurrahee: yea I know, i've dealt with X sometime back with my other laptop too
[07:51] <sonali> DCurrahee: headphones don't work anymore since I tried to do somethings from the internet
[07:51] <sonali> yoyit2: I think you should be happy then :)
[07:51] <Kartagis> hello
[07:51] <Severian> yoyit2, Go to   System/Administration/Users and Groups.  Unlock it and bring up properties for your user name.  Go to the Advanced tab and tell me what you have for Shell.
[07:51] <Kartagis> how is the screen resolution set in 9.04?
[07:52] <sonali> DCurrahee: now I have recompiled and reinstalled ALSA, will see if things go well
[07:52] <Severian> Kartagis, confusingly.
[07:52] <sonali> DCurrahee: the problem is this laptop is for my sister :-S
[07:52] <yoyit2> sonali ok. seperate question, for some reason youtube loads like 10-15% and then stops, and the video only plays like 5% then frezzes. interent is tottaly fine, and all other pc on network have no problems.. but mine does any ideas?
[07:52] <sonali> Kartagis: System->Preferences->Screen Resolution
[07:52] <Severian> Kartagis, what are you trying to accomplish?
[07:52] <Kartagis> sonali, it's net there anymore
[07:53] <sonali> yoyit2: which flash player did you install?
[07:53] <dvdnn> HEY GUY'S!
[07:53] <dvdnn> WORKED!
[07:53] <dvdnn> TKU
[07:53] <sonali> Kartagis: that is weird....
[07:53] <khensthoth> dvdnn: Great. =)
[07:53] <sonali> dvdnn: great :)
[07:53] <yoyit2> Severian: bash
[07:53] <Gnea> dvdnn: cheers
[07:53] <Kartagis> Severian, my ubuntu resolution is stuck at 800x600
[07:53] <sonali> I will reboot again guys hopefully my headphone sound will be back
[07:53] <DCurrahee> sonali: using which version of ubuntu?
[07:53] <sonali> Kartagis: ohh I pity you
[07:53] <yoyit2> sonali: not sure.. the one it told me to get.. it works, but RARELY
[07:53] <sonali> DCurrahee: I am on 8.10
[07:53] <dsdeiz> how is jaunty?
[07:53] <jay3> So you are connected then dvdnn?
[07:54] <Severian> yoyit2, and if you just type the three characters   l, then s, then return, what happens?
[07:54] <sonali> dsdeiz: it is young
[07:54] <yoyit2> sonali:  i was running 8.10 for like 4 months and just switched to 9.04 like a week ago
[07:54] <sonali> yoyit2: I am waiting for some more time
[07:54] <ajay_> stats p
[07:54] <dsdeiz> maybe i should try installing it in my virtualos
[07:55] <dsdeiz> hehe
[07:55] <yoyit2> Severian: what do you mean character "return"??
[07:55] <sonali> Severian: haha
[07:55] <sonali> yoyit2: return = press enter key
[07:55] <Severian> Kartagis, I have had that happen on some systems.  You may need to edit the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file by hand.
[07:55] <yoyit2> sonali: what?? time for what?
[07:56] <sonali> yoyit2: I am waiting for some more time before I will go ahead with jaunty, just giving it a bit more time
[07:56] <Severian> yoyit2, It may be labelled Enter on your keyboard.
[07:56] <xaaab> Hi. I've been using 8.04 for a long time without problems. but since my upgrade to 9.04, my xorg has a memory leak. when I leave it running for several hours it consumes almost 5 gb of ram and it consumes a lot of CPU time, although I'm not at my PC. is this a known issue? any fixes?
[07:56] <Kartagis> Severian, i did several times, but it gets re-written when i reboot
[07:56] <yoyit2> Severian: ok so it came up with some random stuff in blue and green
[07:57] <Severian> Kartagis, Interesting.  After you change it, try doing a chmod to make it read only.
[07:57] <yoyit2> sonali: so this could just be a jaunty problem?
[07:57] <sonali> yoyit2: I can't say, I was just telling my preference, I haven't followed your problem very well since the Trash cleared
[07:58] <Kartagis> Severian, but this never happens on my laptop, and i don't want to edit xorg.conf by hand
[07:58] <Severian> yoyit2, random stuff you say, Could you copy it to a file and post it on a pastebin?  Does that last part make sense to you?
[07:58] <Severian> Kartagis, OK, then enjoy 800 x 600.
[07:58] <sonali> Kartagis: if you want to reset xorg settings you could try resetting them
[07:59] <sonali> Kartagis: simply delete your xorg.conf file and reboot
[07:59] <sonali> Kartagis: a new one will be created
[07:59] <Kartagis> sonali, I'll try that
[07:59] <sonali> Kartagis: if your using some graphics card and proprietary drivers, you should try reseting xorg settings with them
[08:00] <sonali> Kartagis: like nvidia-settings command
[08:00] <sonali> Kartagis: I don't remember the exact command check it out
[08:00] <sonali> Kartagis: it depends on your installation, xorg drivers
[08:00] <Kartagis> sonali, no, my display card if o/b
[08:00] <sonali> but removing xorg.conf is a safe one to begin with
[08:01] <yoyit2> Severian: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m2dd60299
[08:01] <sonali> Kartagis: hey instead of removing xorg.conf rename it to xorg.conf.backup
[08:01] <Severian> sonali,  X is trying to be smart and auto-detect stuff these days.  On some systems, it gets it wrong.  The fallback mode it to 800 x 600.  On some systems, you have to manually patch the xorg.conf file for now.
[08:01] <sonali> Severian: I know, I am hoping its smart enough to help him out
[08:01] <Kartagis> sonali, I'll try that
[08:02] <sonali> Kartagis: ok, if that doesn't help you a lot, you will have to look deeper into manyally patching xorg.conf file as Severian suggested
[08:02] <yoyit2> sonali: ok so i think i figured out the  youtube problem, but.. i went to redownload flash player, and it says therer is not enough room on disk i have 50GBS of friggin space! so maybe theres no room in a temp folder wich doesnt alow youtube to buffer
[08:02] <sonali> Hey there ikonia how are you?
[08:03] <sonali> yoyit2: oh...you might want to try and clear your browsers private data
[08:03] <Severian> yoyit2, OK, that looked good.  It was not really random at all.  Let's try one a little more complicated.   Type the 6 characters   l, then s, then space, then -, then l, then Enter.
[08:03] <kaveh> does anyone know of a network watcher or something on ubuntu? our download limit is being killed and I would like to know which of our computers is doing it
[08:04] <sonali> kaveh: that sounds interesting I would like to know too
[08:04] <ikonia> sonali: hello
[08:04] <Severian> kaveh, The best way is with a smart router/nat.  Get an old PC with 2 nics.  Install IPCOP and it can track that.
[08:04] <yoyit2> sonali: um ive BARELY used my browser at all, it shouldnt be full
[08:04] <luddite> how can i start the hardware drivers gui from command line?
[08:05] <sonali> yoyit2: that's weird...did you do something out of the way with the partition manager during isntall?
[08:05] <Severian> yoyit2, browser caches fill up pretty fast.  And, deleting their cache does not hurt anything.
[08:05] <sonali> ikonia: have you troubleshooted sound cards>
[08:05] <sonali> brb
[08:06] <yoyit2> Severian: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m22dcb357
[08:07] <yoyit2> sonali nope i did it all the noob way.. didnt change a thing
[08:07] <yoyit2> Severian: honestly if ive looked up 50 google pages since my fresh install i wouldnt be lying
[08:09] <Severian> yoyit2, That looks good, too.  Now we'll try the next one.  I won't spell this one out as much and we'll see how it does.  Note that the first part is just the same as the first 5 characters of the last one.       ls -l  ~/.local/
[08:09] <yoyit2> Severian: total 4
[08:09] <yoyit2> drwx------ 5 daniel daniel 4096 2009-05-02 15:33 share
[08:10] <Severian> yoyit2, is share one of them?
[08:10] <Severian> yoyit2, so try ls -l  ~/.local/share/
[08:11] <yoyit2> Severian:  it says "totem, rhythembox, and trash"
[08:12] <Severian> ok, so try  ls -l  ~/.local/share/trash/
[08:12] <ikonia> !trash
[08:13] <jeroome> hello
[08:13] <yoyit2> sonali i cleared my cache, and now youtube doenst do anything at all
[08:14] <vega> btw, how can one disable creation of .trash on a usb stick, i think it's silly that when you delete stuff from a usb stick it just gets moved to the .trash on the stick
[08:15] <jeroome> I'm installing a customized version of ubuntu server
[08:15] <jeroome> my problem is to add xserver-xorg and xfonts*
[08:16] <Severian> ok, How did     ls -l  ~/.local/share/trash/        work out?
[08:16] <iceroot> how to get the configuration-manager for compiz for enabling the cube and so on?
[08:16] <jeroome> therefor, I parsed the Packages file of an alternate version on my local repository in order to keep xserver package, xfonts and their dependencies
[08:17] <jeroome> when I try to install, I get an error that apt doesn't find the package although it's inside the base
[08:17] <jeroome> does anyone has a hint ?
[08:18] <iceroot> jeroome: which package?
[08:18] <sacarlson> ﻿jeroome: you can't just apt-get install ﻿xserver-xorg ?
[08:18] <jeroome> no, xserver-xorg doesn't exist on an server repository
[08:18] <Severian> iceroot, install compizconfig-settings-manager
[08:18] <jeroome> i'm installing over pxe
[08:19] <sacarlson> ﻿﻿jeroome:  add to the repository list?
[08:19] <jeroome> so I have a local repository made from a server iso
[08:19] <jeroome> and I added an alternate repository
[08:19] <RichiV> hi
[08:19] <RichiV> can someone help me out with connecting to the internet wirelessly?
[08:20] <RichiV> I cannot seem to get it to work
[08:20] <knoxville> do you see wireless networks?
[08:20] <jeroome> but in that case, every package inside the alternate repository is installed
[08:20] <RichiV> no
[08:20] <jeroome> and the system is becoming to big
[08:20] <knoxville> RichiV, need to get the proper driver
[08:20] <knoxville> RichiV, what version are you runing?
[08:20] <RichiV> 9.04
[08:20] <RichiV> and no i don't see any wireless networks
[08:21] <knoxville> RichiV goto system --> administration --> hardware drivers!
[08:21] <RichiV> on my  bar at the top (idk what its called) shows nothing
[08:21] <jeroome> if I take away some packages of the Package file, do I have to modify something else too ?
[08:21] <sacarlson> ﻿jeroome: what did you install to make every pakage inside the repository install?
[08:21] <rumpel2> @jerome nope
[08:22] <RichiV> AH there it is? i did it a few hours earlier but nothing happened >_<
[08:22] <RichiV> magic dude thnx alot
[08:22] <Tyrath> vlc player is playing m2ts files really strangely - audio is fine, video lags - please help!
[08:22] <RichiV> hey knoxville can i add u as a friend? i might need somemore help
[08:22] <jeroome> I just copied the contents of the ubuntu server iso and in another folder the contents of an alternate iso
[08:22] <Tyrath> actually video doesn't lag it just flickers...
[08:22] <knoxville> RichiV, just pm me for now
[08:23] <RichiV> ok sure thing
[08:23] <RichiV> lol how do i do that?
[08:23] <RichiV> i just switched over around 7:00 pm PST
[08:23] <sonali> oh god :(
[08:23] <RichiV> from windows
[08:23] <RichiV> lol i'm so pro at windows
[08:23] <susbwoy> Hi. How am i able to view a detailed xorg.conf(driver names etc) as opposed to the default xorg.conf in ubuntu?
[08:23] <RichiV> but i hate it
[08:23] <sonali> guys please help me...my systems sound isn't working, it was working in the headphones earlier
[08:24] <jeroome> If I understood right, if there is only 1 package description inside de Packages.gz file, only that one is going to be available ?
[08:24] <RichiV> YES I THINK IT WORKS!
[08:24] <khensthoth> sonali: What did you try, and what happened before the headphones doesn't work?
[08:24] <sonali> khensthoth: well I was trying to get my laptop speakers to work
[08:25] <RichiV> wait so if i click the raising the bar thing on my system tray, it shows nothing to go to to scan networksa?
[08:25] <nignaztic> does anyone use sun virtual box
[08:25] <RichiV> should i restart vcomputer?
[08:25] <RichiV> i use wine
[08:25] <Severian> nignaztic, I run it.
[08:25] <RichiV> it actually works quite well
[08:25] <sonali> khensthoth: but now even my headphones don't work, i've recompiled and reinstalled latest ALSA
[08:25] <sacarlson> ﻿jeroome:  when I played with this I had many of the same package but it normaly installed the latist version.
[08:25] <nignaztic> you know when u start the VM
[08:25] <rumpel2> nignaztic, me 2
[08:25] <nignaztic> is there a way to access to bios
[08:25] <rumpel2> hmm... y?
[08:26] <khensthoth> sonali: What brand of laptop, what sound card?
[08:26] <Severian> nignaztic, Not on the open source edition.  On the PEUL version, you press F12
[08:26] <nignaztic> im trying to get ubuntu to run in vista but i keep getting this error
[08:27] <nignaztic> i press f12 but that is for boot devices
[08:27] <sonali> khensthoth: compaq presario cq45, lspci -v | grep Audio = 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA), 01:05.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RS780 Azalia controller
[08:27] <Severian> nignaztic, that is as close to a BIOS as you get with virtualBox.
[08:28] <nignaztic> I GET Grub Error 17
[08:28] <Severian> nignaztic, Most things you adjust by going to the properties page for the VM.
[08:28] <sonali> rhythmbox was playing an audio cd yesterday and I could hear it in my headphones, now the rhythmbox doesnt start playing the song at all, its stationary
[08:28] <nignaztic> any way to fix that?
[08:28] <Severian> nignaztic, It is probably a bad CD.  Try booting a real compute with it.
[08:28] <nignaztic> dude
[08:28] <khensthoth> sonali: Have you tried editing alsa-base?
[08:29] <nignaztic> im running a dual boot vista64/ubuntu64
[08:29] <nignaztic> they both work fine
[08:29] <sonali> khensthoth: yes i have tried, I added options snd-hda-intel enable_msi=1
[08:29] <JediMaster> hey guys, I've got a remote server that has set the root partition as read only, was mounted as /dev/sda1 on / type ext3 (rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro). I've run e2fsck and it's cleared a few orphaned inodes, but that's all. I can't mount -o remount,rw /dev/sda1, it says "mount: block device /dev/sda1 is write-protected, mounting read-only". The only thing I can do is reboot.
[08:29] <sacarlson> ﻿nignaztic: just had some one two days ago with that problem error 17
[08:29] <JediMaster> any ideas? Is it a hardware failure, something like the HDD's SMART monitoring telling the OS there's something wrong? It's happened on 8.10 about a week ago, and now on 9.04
[08:29] <nignaztic> but i wanna run my ubuntu inside windows
[08:30] <knoxville> nignaztic, run vmware server
[08:30] <nignaztic> sacarlson: any answer?
[08:30] <sonali> nignaztic: you could try portable ubuntu
[08:30] <nignaztic> im not a genius
[08:30] <nignaztic> :P
[08:30] <Severian> nignaztic, If the CD won't boot inside a VM, then check the CD.  That is why I suggest booting a computer with it.
[08:30] <sacarlson> I think they reinstalled the mbr in grub
[08:31] <jeroome> is there any other possibility to install xserver-xorg on a server edition over pxe ?
[08:31] <nignaztic> so
[08:31] <sonali> nignaztic: you could try vitualization, virtualBox or VMWare, but portableubuntu is not so bad either if you just want to try it out
[08:31] <khensthoth> sonali: There seem to multiple workarounds in the forum, some work for some people, but not for others. Have you tried all of them?
[08:31] <JediMaster> I've not rebooted the machine yet, which I need to do ASAP, so that I can find out what's wrong, but it's got me stumped, any ideas, anything I can try to see if it is SMART causing it?
[08:31] <Severian> nignaztic, And, you don't actually need a real CD.  I boot my VMs off of their iso images to do the installs.
[08:31] <sonali> khensthoth: I have tried most that I found
[08:31] <knoxville> Severian, me 2 iso all the way!
[08:31] <nignaztic> run the virtual box with the ubuntu cd?
[08:31] <sonali> khensthoth: but my headphones were working yesterday now even they don't work
[08:31] <sonali> khensthoth: if I could just get them back to working I would be fine
[08:32] <sonali> khensthoth: right now only the pc beep can be heard in the headphones
[08:32] <sonali> khensthoth: nothing else
[08:32] <sonali> guys I have noticed one thing btw
[08:32] <khensthoth> sonali: Before you compile and install the new alsa drivers, the headphone jack work right?
[08:32] <Severian> nignaztic, You can boot a VirtualBox VM with an Ubuntu CD.  It works fine.  You can alternatively use a CD image file, called an iso.
[08:32] <sonali> as soon as ubuntu starts to boot, the mute multimedia button on my laptop indicates that the sound is muted
[08:33] <sonali> khensthoth: no they worked with them too, I installed realtek.com.tw drivers today, but they didn't work so I tried reverting their effect by recompiling and reinstalling ALSA
[08:33] <Severian> nignaztic, Maybe I should ask what version of VirtualBox you have.  I use version 2.1 and 2.2 a lot.  I have not used older versions.
[08:33] <jeroome> thank you guys
[08:33] <jeroome> exit
[08:34] <khensthoth> sonali: So has the realtek drivers been removed?
[08:34] <sonali> hmmmm
[08:34] <nignaztic> im havin a rough night with this vmware crao
[08:35] <sonali> khensthoth: I will do a make uninstall
[08:35] <knoxville> nignaztic, come into the #vmware channel
[08:35] <jeroome> join #ubuntu-server
[08:36] <dayo> Severian: Dayofswords: i just came back, and it seems msgs for Dayofswords get logged to my hilight window. probably because the first four letters are the same? lol
[08:36] <ahtmly2k> help: my ubuntu cant auto detect my generic usb webcam.. how please?
[08:37] <Severian> dayo, The irc programs usually do a simple pattern match.  In your case if dayo is in the message, it gets highlighted.
[08:37] <ziuzia415> can I install ubuntu without without deleting my XP?
[08:37] <khensthoth> ziuzia415: Yes.
[08:37] <khensthoth> ziuzia415: Try Wubi, or Dual Boot.
[08:38] <khensthoth> !Wubi
[08:38] <Severian> ahtmly2k, That's kind of funny.  Was it supposed to be?  There is no generic camera.
[08:38] <ziuzia415> khensthoth thanks :)
[08:38] <ahtmly2k> mell i dont know what brand it is..
[08:39] <ahtmly2k> its not logitech dats 4 sure
[08:39] <ahtmly2k> some chinese-made crap
[08:39] <khensthoth> ziuzia415: If you don't want to mess with partitioning, Wubi is prefered. have fun.
[08:39] <ahtmly2k> but it works fine on my vista
[08:39] <Severian> ahtmly2k, Is it a USB camera?  Is so, type the command   lsusb at a terminal prompt and see what you get.
[08:40] <rand0maway> is there a way to upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 via package updater, without burning a cd?
[08:40] <ziuzia415> khensthoth i downloaded Ubuntu, may i use that .iso with Daemon Tools, or I need to write it on a CD?
[08:40] <rumpel2> rand0mbits, of course
[08:40] <Severian> ahtmly2k, Upfront I'll tell you.  A lot of cameras work in Windows and not in Linux.  The manufacturers won't provide information for people to write Linux drivers.
[08:40] <sacarlson> !upgrade
[08:40] <khensthoth> ziuzia415: I think you can mount it through DaemonTools. Wubi should run automatically.
[08:41] <Sebboh> khensthoth, won't wubi reboot and expect to read a CD at some point?
[08:41] <ziuzia415> khensthoth Wubi doesn't require Image CD?
[08:41] <Sebboh> well.. I've never used wubi, so, nevermind, I dunno.
[08:41] <sonali> ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[08:41] <sonali> got my headphones sound back
[08:41] <Sebboh> peace all.
[08:42] <ahtmly2k> dat sux
[08:42] <khensthoth> ziuzia415: I think the Ubuntu CD can be used as a install CD for Wubi. I am not too sure. Haven't used Wubi in a very very long time.
[08:42] <Severian> sonali, and are you going to leave it working that way?  Or try again for what's behind door number 2?
[08:42] <khensthoth> sonali: Great! How did you do it?
[08:43] <sonali> khensthoth: well I disabled my IEC958 checkbox under my HDMI mixed options
[08:43] <sonali> khensthoth: I think that solved it
[08:43] <sonali> Severian: I am ready for door number 2
[08:43] <vegombrei> hi i just upgraded to the latest ubuntu 9.04 ... its not playing dvd movies anymore .. is there a patch or codec i need to install?
[08:43] <sonali> Severian: but what is it/
[08:44] <Severian> sonali.  oops, you lost.  It is a donkey wearing a lei.
[08:44] <Slart> vegombrei: you probably have to reinstall the dvd decoding stuff
[08:44] <Slart> !dvd | vegombrei
[08:44] <sonali> Severian: as I told you, the mute multimedia button indicates that its muted all the time
[08:44] <Kate_344> Hello , when i go to "Places > Network" i can see all computer names thats connected to my local network , does it possible to trace the ip number of the specific computer by the network name ?
[08:45] <Drikan> ok so i installed xmms2 and i cant find the Graphical player
[08:45] <Severian> sonali, as I told you, your audio chip is not well supported in Linux at this time.
[08:45] <vegombrei> Slart: what dvd decoding stuff?
[08:45] <sonali> my laptop's mute multimedia button indicates that its muted, sound in speakers doesn't work, I am unable to unmute it
[08:45] <sacarlson> ﻿Kate_344: you can try ping nameofcomputer
[08:46] <sonali> Severian: but I don't think its the drivers...if I could just unmute my speakers...
[08:46] <Severian> Drikan, it should install under Applications/Sound and Video.
[08:46] <sonali> Severian: is there a comand I could try??
[08:46] <Severian> sonali, that is the drivers.
[08:46] <Slart> vegombrei: decss, it can't be included in the default ubuntu distro for legal reasons.. so you'll have to install it yourself
[08:46] <sonali> Severian: oh
[08:47] <Severian> sonali, you could get the source for your drivers and start hacking.  That is probably your only real choice.
[08:47] <sonali> Severian: i would love to!
[08:47] <Kate_344> sacarlson: not working , "ping: unknown host computer1"
[08:47] <sonali> Severian: where could I get the source??
[08:47] <Drikan> right i see the tray but not the xmms its self
[08:47] <sacarlson> ﻿Kate_344: network you mean samba?
[08:47] <Severian> I'd start looking on google.  You know it is the RS780 something or other.
[08:48] <sonali> Severian: ok I am on it
[08:48] <Kate_344> sacarlson: yes
[08:48] <Severian> Drikan, what do you mean, the tray?
[08:48] <Drikan> one sec i think i fugured out what i did wrong
[08:49] <Severian> Drikan, can I breathe now?
[08:49] <Drikan> yea i installed the back end but not the Gxmms
[08:49] <Kate_344> sacarlson: so does it possible to get the ip address by smb network name ?
[08:49] <vegombrei> Slart: how?
[08:50] <vegombrei> anyone know how to install codecs so that i can play any and every media?
[08:50] <Severian> Kate_344, it depends on your network.   try nslookup <name>
[08:50] <Slart> vegombrei: you saw what ubottu told you
[08:50] <sacarlson> Kate_344 http://oreilly.com/catalog/samba/chapter/book/ch07_03.html
[08:50] <Slart> vegombrei: you were given three links.. did you try reading what the info on those links said?
[08:50] <vegombrei> Slart: yes that didnt help .. ubottu asked me to get devede ... i dont wanna create dvds i wanna be able to watch em
[08:51] <roadmap> vegombrei: try mplayer or VLC
[08:51] <sacarlson> Kate_34 I think the comand is  nmblookup
[08:51] <roadmap> vegombrei: they will play just about anything you want.
[08:51] <Slart> vegombrei: "For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats "
[08:51] <Slart> vegombrei: you looked at that webpage?
[08:51] <roadmap> vegombrei: I recommend VLC ( www.videolan.org ), however to each their own. Its also available in synaptic.
[08:51] <Kate_344> sacarlson: thanks working
[08:52] <sacarlson> cool
[08:52] <Severian> vegombrei, VLC comes close.  Read the page you were sent.  But, no system can play every media.  You can get to most, though.
[08:52] <jonathon_> hey on my other laptop when i load stuff up the display theirs lines running parralel down it. it desorts colours in the bios eg black = red it flickers alot and live booted up from the boot cd and it does the same ... first this can't affect the performance of ubuntu and obously its still usable and second does anyone know what might be causing it ?
[08:52] <roadmap> VLC plays *mostly* everything. Thats a true statement. Same goes for mplayer.
[08:52] <roadmap> They come with a lot of libraries so you don't have to install any external codecs.
[08:52] <vegombrei> roadmap: even vlc fails to play the dvd now ... thing is i recently upgraded to the latest ubuntu version ... it just stopped playing .. first i looked up medibuntu but thats all sorted .. just dont understand why it wont play dvds anymore
[08:52] <roadmap> vegombrei: are you playing the DVD with dvdsimple:// ?
[08:53] <Kulithalai> how to install OOo from deb.tar.gz
[08:53] <vegombrei> roadmap: vlc
[08:53] <Severian> Kulithalai,   sudo dpkg -i OOo.deb
[08:53] <sonali> btw could this help somebody in helping me ? http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=4bcd9ca221e3204a8e5e382bd5a6eba85b7466e1
[08:53] <roadmap> vegombrei: VLC has different options for playing DVDs. One of them is dvdsimple://. I think the option is "Skip DVD Menus" or something when loading a DVD. I'd have to check.
[08:53] <roadmap> vegombrei: The latest VLC (0.9.9?) breaks that feature.
[08:54] <roadmap> vegombrei: The option is "No DVD Menus". If you're playing a DVD in VLC using that option, VLC (as of the latest version) will crash, or refuse to play.
[08:55] <roadmap> If you have that enabled, try disabling it and playing a DVD.
[08:55] <vegombrei> roadmap: it says Playback failure:
[08:55] <vegombrei> DVDRead could not read -1/4 blocks at 0x01.
[08:55] <jjrUbu> hello to all people :)
[08:56] <roadmap> vegombrei: try apt-get install libdvdcss2 libdvdnav4
[08:56] <roadmap> vegombrei: see if they are already installed.
[08:56] <nnull> jjrUbu, don't discriminate against us cyborg folk now ;)
[08:57] <Kulithalai> I wanted install OOo 3 in intrepid thus  just removed core supplied OOo
[08:57] <vegombrei> roadmap: installing ..
[08:57] <roadmap> vegombrei: we just found your problem :) assuming both install.
[08:58] <nnull> Kulithalai and then?
[08:58] <roadmap> vegombrei: after they're installed then try playing the DVD with VLC (you may want to restart VLC first)
[08:58] <Kulithalai> OOO-3.1.0 has been down loaded in tar.gz
[08:59] <RichiV> hey guys
[08:59] <RichiV> how do i change the boot order in ubuntu?
[09:00] <roadmap> RichiH: I want to say its /boot/grub/menu.lst but I'll check
[09:00] <roadmap> er wrong Rich
[09:00] <roadmap> RichiV: see my message to the other Richi :)
[09:01] <cobra-the-joker> Hey there every one ....is there is a good network game for line
[09:01] <cobra-the-joker> linux*
[09:01] <roadmap> vegombrei: success... ?
[09:01] <nnull> gnu chess has networking :)
[09:01] <haris> Hi all, I'm a Ubuntu (9.04) newbie, I want to install glabels 2.2.5 but synaptic only offers 2.2.3, what's the best way to install 2.2.5?
[09:01] <khensthoth> cobra-the-joker: Wesnoth?
[09:01] <vegombrei> roadmap: no success ... i think i should restart
[09:01] <roadmap> haris: I would find if they have a binary .deb file for 2.2.5 and install that.
[09:01] <raddad> runescape :P
[09:02] <nnull> GNU Chess.
[09:02] <vegombrei> roadmap: something weird happened at the medibuntu page
[09:02] <haris> thanks roadmap, some one mentionedf to me that a third party repository might be best, is that a better option than a deb file?
[09:02] <roadmap> vegombrei: hm.. Give it a shot. If it works, let me know!
[09:02] <cobra-the-joker> mmmm
[09:02] <khensthoth> haris: The website only gives .tar.gz
[09:02] <roadmap> haris: Most likely if there is a third party repository available, the glabels website would probably have a tutorial/mini guide on how to add it.
[09:03] <khensthoth> haris: http://www.getdeb.net/app/gLabels 2.24 on GetDeb.
[09:03] <roadmap> haris: The only benefit you'd get with a repository is that when the repository is updated, you'd get the latest version.
[09:03] <haris> IC, I'd already downloaded the tar.gz file but am a little unsure about compiling, would that override a synaptic install?
[09:03] <Severian> RichiV, You adjust /boot/grub/menu.lst to change the default to be loaded.  Be careful editing this file.  You can make your system unbootable.
[09:03] <Mathews> galaman
[09:03] <Mathews> peña troner
[09:03] <Gala> dwaaaaaaaaaaa
[09:03] <iraitz> paquetes!
[09:04] <haris> @khensthoth, I need 2.2.5, bug fix :)
[09:04] <Mathews> freaks informáticos
[09:04] <roadmap> haris: No but if you're unexperienced or worried it may be wise to go with a .deb file.
[09:04] <rumpel2> haris, probably. Try checkinstall
[09:04] <snife> eeeeeeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[09:04] <da> holaaa
[09:04] <ienorand> #ubuntu-advanced
[09:04] <cobra-the-joker> dont know they dont make hardcore games for linux :((((((
[09:04] <Gala> daaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[09:04] <Mathews> oh no problem
[09:04] <roadmap> haris: if you install a .deb file its still managed by apt/synaptic. So you can uninstall/install through those applications. If you compile with a .tar.gz you're responsible for your own mess (if you make one).
[09:04] <vegombrei> roadmap: sure thing ... brb
[09:04] <Mathews> I love linux pinguin
[09:04] <Kulithalai> how can I install OOs from tar.gz dld from OOO.org
[09:04] <Gala> yeah yeah
[09:04] <haris> ok, I'll look for a deb fle, do I have to find a jaunty specific deb file?
[09:04] <Gala> kamekameka
[09:04] <haris> file
[09:04] <Mathews> It make me feel god
[09:04] <roadmap> haris: No. If itsa 2.2.5 deb file, you're good to go.
[09:05] <Gala> bansaiiiiiiiiiii
[09:05] <Severian> haris, You would have to look at the config files to be sure.  Probably not, though.  Source installs will likely go to /usr/local/bin, while the one from the repository went to /usr/bin.
[09:05] <rumpel2> Kulithalai, decompress, enter, follow instructions in INSTALL.txt or something like that
[09:05] <haris> ok thanks, any suggestion to good deb archive sites?
[09:05] <roadmap> haris: Most likely glabels website will have it labeled as either "Debian" or "Debian/Ubuntu".
[09:05] <raddad> yay a troll to b righten our day
[09:05] <da> o yeah
[09:05] <haris> ok, I'll start on the official website and see what I find
[09:05] <haris> thanks all
[09:06] <maxthunder> OK  let's go
[09:06] <roadmap> No problem. I wish you luck.
[09:06] <Mathews> that's right
[09:06] <da> i agree
[09:06] <Mathews> Hi, one question
[09:06] <Mathews> who is Linus Torvalds?
[09:06] <Gala> mi father
[09:06] <roadmap> RichiV: Any success editing your boot order?
[09:06] <maxthunder> say me your question
[09:06] <Klone> Hello Guys, I am running ubuntu 9.04 and I have 2 other partitions that i would like to access while remotely on the machine, I can access these partitions while using the xserver. Can anyone help with this?
[09:07] <Gala> very good
[09:07] <RichiV> nope lol my computer froze and i dint see what you said =[
[09:07] <Mathews> Go home!
[09:07] <roadmap> RichiV: The file to edit your boot order is /boot/grub/menu.lst
[09:07] <Gala> ahora
[09:07] <RichiV> lol i was trying to run Guild Wars in Wine
[09:07] <maxthunder> yankes go home!
[09:07] <Mathews> Bye guys
[09:07] <Mathews> or gays
[09:07] <RichiV> do i put that in the terminal
[09:07] <roadmap> RichiV: I'll give you the warning that someone above mentioned - be careful editing it. If you mess it up, you may make your operating system unable to boot.
[09:07] <Kulithalai> No good it is extracted in a folder in home folder thereafter no development
[09:08] <khensthoth> haris: Did a quick search and didn't find any 2.2.5 .deb. Guess you will have to use the tar.gz
[09:08] <roadmap> RichiV: You would edit it with a text editor, like vi or kate or gedit. Whatever you are comfortable with.
[09:08] <roadmap> khensthoth: They do have a 2.2.4 deb available. Depends on why he needs 2.2.5 though.'
[09:08] <Severian> RichiV, be careful.  You can make your system unbootable.
[09:08] <haris> Khensthoth. yeah having difficullty finding it too
[09:08] <RichiV> ok i see thank you so much... i think i'll just keep windows on so I can play some of my games without lagg or freezing
[09:08] <khensthoth> roadmap: He said bugfix. =)
[09:08] <gordonjcp> having a problem with gnome-keyring
[09:08] <roadmap> Ah.
[09:09] <roadmap> RichiV: You can find really detailed/documented tutorials online for editing your menu.lst file. The file is very straight forward but can be intimidating to new users.
[09:09] <RichiV> how do i get to this file  /boot/grub/menu.lst Roadmap?
[09:09] <RichiV> do i just search for it?
[09:09] <rumpel2> no
[09:09] <roadmap> RichiV: If you want to access it from the terminal, try: sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[09:09] <haris> roadmap, I upgraded from 8.04 and now my labels are displaying weird and the program is behaving oddly when selecting things. Checked the glabels site and thee's been a fix for gtk 2.16, I'm hoping that will fix my issues :)
[09:10] <RichiV> ok i see
[09:10] <gordonjcp> bah, I hate cable modems
[09:10] <Klone> can anyone help me with mounting and accessing drives remotely?
[09:10] <RichiV> ok can one of u give me a link to documentation on how to edit this?
[09:10] <ubuntistas> help why my browser addons in firefox doesn't work any clue?
[09:10] <roadmap> RichiV: This may work, it may not: http://makingtheswitch.wordpress.com/2007/04/29/changing-grub-boot-order-to-boot-windows-xp-before-ubuntu/
[09:11] <RichiV> thank you so much for all this help guys u guys are really helpful
[09:11] <roadmap> RichiV: Just be sure to adapt everything to your kernel version/uuid/etc. Don't just blind copy and paste. That may end up bad :).
[09:11] <Severian> RichiV, you are just going to change one line.  Look for the line near the top that starts with default.
[09:11] <roadmap> True.
[09:12] <RichiV> ok got it lol
[09:12] <RichiV> lol wow im to lazy XD
[09:12] <roadmap> :)
[09:12] <roadmap> It is just one line if you dont care about menu order.
[09:13] <ubuntistas> help why my browser addons in firefox doesn't work any clue?
[09:13] <Severian> ubuntistas, maybe they are disabled.
[09:13] <sacarlson> ﻿ ubuntistas: all your addons?
[09:14] <ubuntistas> nooo severian i checked after upgrade nothing works as usual
[09:14] <ubuntistas> sacarison most of them
[09:14] <roadmap> Could be a damaged profile.
[09:14] <Q_Continuum> With Gnome, is it possible to make the app taskbar on the bottom two rows tall?
[09:14] <Severian> ubuntistas, Try uninstalling one and then reinstall it.
[09:14] <roadmap> You may need to backup the important parts of your Firefox profile and reinstall your addons.
[09:14] <sacarlson> ﻿ ubuntistas: I had to go back to firefox2 for watir jssh
[09:15] <roadmap> :( or we just got trolled.
[09:15] <RichiV> ok guys thnx for all of the support in changing boot order, but i think ill stay with ubuntu in second because my dad knows way less about computers than I, and let alone having him LEARN ubuntu will be a problem
[09:15] <RichiV> Thank you
[09:15] <sonali> Severian: wooooooooooohoooooooooooooooo sound works!!!
[09:15] <roadmap> RichiV: no problem!
[09:15] <sacarlson> ﻿ ubuntistas: I also failed to get firebug to work with firefox 3
[09:15] <khensthoth> sonali: Even the speaker?
[09:15] <Severian> sonali, Glad to hear it.  What did you do?
[09:16] <sonali> yes the speakers too1!!
[09:16] <sonali> model=dell-m4-1 did the trick
[09:16] <sonali> in the sound config
[09:16] <khensthoth> sonali: But that was in one of the forum as well. =)
[09:16] <Severian> sonali, OK, that should have been obvious.  ;-)
[09:16] <abe3k> hi guys, when I mount my vfat filesystem from fstab everything is normal but I can't modify files in the root directory of that filesystem , any Ideas why ?
[09:16] <sonali> never tried it :)
[09:16] <sonali> I tried only hp-m4
[09:17] <ubuntistas> that's what i did with my addons but are not appearing in my left of the browser
[09:17] <pontecorvo> Hello. I have installed python 2.5 and 2.6, apache2 and mod_python. Atm mod_python uses python 2.6. How could I make it use 2.5?
[09:17] <ubuntistas> any clue?
[09:17] <sonali> Severian: :)
[09:17] <jamieleshaw> Hello, what size flash drive do i need to burn ubuntu netbook remix to?
[09:18] <Severian> pontecorvo, which do you get when you just type python at the command prompt.
[09:18] <ubuntistas> i reinstalled my addons but nothing
[09:18] <abe3k> jamieleshaw : one gig
[09:18] <foreplay> `can someone tell me the command to start failsafe gnome session from terminal ?
[09:18] <susscorfa> i want to extract url from a text file urlview works but doesn't give output i can pipe through other apps any sugestions?
[09:18] <khensthoth> sonali: Anyway, good to hear you have your sound. =)
[09:18] <pontecorvo> Severian: 2.5
[09:18] <sonali> khensthoth: yea I feel good 2! thanks :)
[09:18] <sacarlson> ﻿ubuntistas: just go back to firefox2 works for me
[09:19] <ubuntistas> sacarison any other solution?
[09:19] <abe3k> when I mount my vfat filesystem from fstab everything is normal but I can't modify files in the root directory of that filesystem,but inside other folders its ok  , any Ideas why ?
[09:19] <pontecorvo> Severian: I've setted 2.5 as default, but mod_python still uses 2.6
[09:19] <sacarlson> ﻿abe3k: I think you want to have user access set in fstab
[09:20] <ubuntistas> does anyone know any solution for my addons in jaunty?
[09:20] <Severian> pontecorvo, I expected you to say 2.6.  OK, so mod python is hard coded for /usr/bin/python2.6  Find the file with that string and change it to 2.5.
[09:20] <khensthoth> ubuntistas: Backup your Firefox profile folder in Ubuntu. Copy your Firefox profile in Windows over. See what happens.
 : how do I do that ?
[09:20] <sacarlson> ﻿abe3k: I forget I would have to google it
 : but it works for only the root directory right ?
[09:20] <ubuntistas> khenstoth i have only ubuntu
[09:20] <sacarlson> ﻿abe3k: yes
[09:20] <haris> i'm a bit baffled by the glabels tar.gz installation, I've tried 'sudo make' but I'm getting 'make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.'
[09:21] <haris> what am I doing wrong?
 : ok thanks I'll look it up
[09:21] <ubuntistas> i reinstalled firefox but nothing
[09:21] <sacarlson> !fstab
[09:21] <rumpel2> haris, try "./configure"
[09:21] <haris> ok...
[09:21] <khensthoth> ubuntistas: What extension isn't working?
[09:22] <ubuntistas> cooliris and media converter
[09:22] <rumpel2> i advice to read the textfiles/docs in the source-code-folder
[09:22] <haris> ok, some progress there, its now telling me I need intltool 0.21 or later.
[09:22] <sacarlson> ﻿ubuntistas: reinstall as in firefox 2?
[09:22] <RichiV> can i get itunes onto ubuntu?
[09:22] <rumpel2> haris, wonderful :)
[09:22] <Abracadabra> Good morning
[09:22] <RichiV> as an ubuntu program or must i use wine?
[09:22] <ubuntistas> i reinstalled them but nothing i have firefox 3
[09:23] <sacarlson> ﻿ubuntistas: you have to select firefox 2 install
[09:23] <Severian> RichiV, you can't
[09:23] <rumpel2> RichiV, you can try it but i would recommend something more useful
[09:23] <roadmap> RichiV: There are better alternatives to iTunes on Linux.
[09:23] <rumpel2> iTunes sux ^^
[09:23] <Severian> itunes is the pits.  Why would anyone want something that works so poorly?
[09:23] <RichiV> i know that, but i dont wanna rename all my songs
[09:24] <RichiV> as they are incorrect
[09:24] <ubuntistas> i don't want firefox 2
[09:24] <ubuntistas> sucks
[09:24] <sacarlson> ﻿ubuntistas: I think to get it to run as default I changed the link in /usr/bin other wise you have to run firefox2
[09:24] <Severian> ubuntistas, Did you try starting a new profile?
[09:24] <RichiV> is the rythm box any good?
[09:24] <RichiV> i'm using it atm
[09:24] <roadmap> I love it
[09:24] <ubuntistas> how can i do that sacarison?
[09:24] <ubuntistas> how severian?
[09:24] <roadmap> Songbird is good too
[09:25] <khensthoth> ubuntistas: I am trying to install Cooliris. Hold on.
[09:25] <sacarlson> ﻿ubuntistas: oh in fact I now run firefox32 the 32 bit version on my amd64
[09:25] <Severian> ubuntistas, just a moment.  I have not done that in a while.
[09:26] <Cernex> Very well
[09:26] <sacarlson> ﻿ubuntistas: I had other problems with the amd64 version If I recall but probly nothing you would have a problem with
[09:26] <simion314> hi, i have 2 laptops, one is using ubuntu other debian, the ubuntu one shares the internet with debian(it has 2 network cards), ithe problem is the following, after a while of running the network betwen the 2 laptops becames broken, the machines can't ping eachother (the problem is ibt debian one ) i try to restart networking, bring up and down the interfaces, only a reboot will fix it, i searched dmsg and i do not found any clue
[09:26] <ubuntistas> ok just shoot sacarison
[09:26] <ale_> hallo! how can I check if I have or have not java-JRE?
[09:26] <scizo> hi i got problems with ubuntu after updating to 9.04
[09:26] <Cernex> So, I have the following issues
[09:26] <khensthoth> ubuntistas: Cooliris works on my Firefox 3
[09:27] <ubuntistas> ok
[09:27] <Cernex> When I try using any torrent client
[09:27] <khensthoth> ubuntistas: How did you install it?
[09:27] <Cernex> Say, vuze or transmission
[09:27] <Cernex> The thing falls apart when attempting to check big torrent files
[09:27] <Cernex> Unfortunanly, that crashed my Ubuntu too, freezing it
[09:27] <Cernex> Out of pure desperation, I decided to run memtest
[09:27] <Cernex> 10,000 memory errors...
[09:28] <Cernex> Can't be good
[09:28] <Severian> ubuntistas, Bring up a terminal prompt.  cd to .mozilla/firefox.  Do a ls -l and tell me what you see.
[09:28] <Cernex> In any case, can somebody give me a hand?
[09:28] <ubuntistas> as u did  dude from firefox site
[09:28] <Andy_> hello
[09:28] <rumpel2> ale_, "aptitude search java.-jre" and look at the flag at the beginning of the line
[09:28] <Severian> Cernex, I just applauded for you.
[09:28] <Cernex> Severian: Huh?
[09:28] <Severian> Cernex, I gave you a hand
[09:29] <Cernex> ...
[09:29] <ale_> rumpel2: the flag is "p"
[09:29] <shally87> hi.. how to upgrade from vbox binary to vbox-ose???
[09:29] <Severian> Cernex, If you get memory error like that, you have real problems.
[09:29] <ubuntistas> severian difficult for me explain
[09:29] <rumpel2> ale_, then its not installed
[09:29] <Cernex> Severian: Well, the videos randomly freeze, too
[09:29] <ale_> rumpel2: thanks indeed!
[09:29] <Cernex> Along with the torrents clients
[09:29] <scizo> can anyone help me solve my prob?
[09:29] <Andy_> cedega
[09:29] <Cernex> So yeah... I guess it does, Se
[09:29] <scizo> i cant boot my ubuntu :(
[09:29] <Cernex> verian
[09:30] <Severian> Cernex, If you are lucky, you could try reseating your memory dimms. That does fix it sometimes.  But it may need hardware replacement.
[09:30] <ubuntistas> ok severian done
[09:30] <Cernex> ...
[09:30] <Cernex> How about just reinstalling Hardy? lol
[09:30] <ubuntistas> total 8 drwx------ 17 dimitris dimitris 4096 2009-05-06 11:25 87mfcy9p.default -rw-r--r--  1 dimitris dimitris   94 2008-11-03 15:45 profiles.ini severian
[09:30] <Severian> ubuntistas, What do you see?  That was part of what I asked.
[09:30] <ale_> scizo: just ask it :)
[09:30] <linduxed> in need of help with this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7223626#post7223626
[09:30] <scizo> alert dev/disk/by-uuid im having this problem
[09:30] <Cernex> Severian: I mean, Windows (dual-booting) runs just fine
[09:30] <Cernex> And I actually have the Hardy CD here with me
[09:30] <Cernex> ...
[09:30] <linduxed> been working with it for some days now
[09:31] <Cernex> On my CD tray, literally
[09:31] <scizo> alert dev/disk/by-uuid doesn't exist
[09:31] <linduxed> dont know what else there is to do
[09:31] <haris> ok, I've just had a succesful './configure' with glabels, what must I do following that?
[09:31] <Severian> Cernex, It probably won't stay that way.  Don't ignore those memory errors.
[09:31] <rumpel2> haris, make
[09:31] <Cernex> :nods:
[09:31] <Cernex> Well, like I said, I CAN re-install the whole thing aain
[09:31] <ubuntistas> my addons aren't shown on my right of the browser at all but i have enablesd them
[09:31] <Cernex> I can do that
[09:32] <Cernex> However, I want to know if there's a way to FIX the thing first
[09:32] <ubuntistas> severian do u foolow?
[09:32] <haris> I just tried that : make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
[09:32] <Cernex> Since running a backup would be quite difficult for me at the moment
[09:32] <Severian> ubuntistas, Quit firefox and run the following command     mv 87mfcy9p.default 87mfcy9p.default.save
[09:32] <ubuntistas> okkkkkk
[09:32] <cholisterix> hi
[09:32] <Severian> ubuntistas, Then restart firefox and tell me what happens.
[09:32] <scizo> yawn
[09:33] <rumpel2> haris, sure it was successful?
[09:33] <cholisterix> does anyone know how to start synfig studio in ubuntu jaunty ?
[09:33] <Severian> ubuntistas, that command I gave you should have all been on one line.  IRC may have broken it up.
[09:33] <scizo> he's gone u know
[09:33] <cholisterix> I installed synfig studio latest from repositories but is only seems to start
[09:34] <cholisterix> but after 10 seconds it closes :(
[09:34] <RichiV1> nooo my game froze up on me again upon startup
[09:34] <haris> rumpel2, you're right :S there are still some dependencies that need sorting
[09:34] <RichiV1> wine isnt working so well for me?
[09:34] <hileon> ?
[09:34] <Severian> scizo, oops, he was doing his chat inside firefox.  I hope he gets back.
[09:34] <Cernex> Severian: Also, somebody called "goose" told me to run a debug mode or something
[09:34] <cholisterix> synfig studio anyone knows how to make it start ?????? :(
[09:34] <Cernex> Think it ould help?
[09:34] <haris> once they are sorted is it a simple case of ./configure, make, make install ?
[09:34] <sacarlson> ﻿ubuntistas: your right it your coolirus fails to install on my old firefox2 also
[09:34] <scizo> what game RichiV1
[09:35] <ikonia> haris: you should never blindly do that
[09:35] <RichiV1> Guild Wars
[09:35] <scizo> Severian can u help me out?
[09:35] <cholisterix> i synfigstudio in ubuntu jaunty repositories doesn't seem to work
[09:35] <johnson> hi
[09:35] <Severian> scizo, I can try.
[09:35] <cholisterix> it only stars and after 10 seconds it closes ... :(
[09:35] <haris> ikoniam I'm afraid I'm still new to Ubuntu/Linux, I'm inevitable having to do things blindly :)
[09:36] <Cernex> Severian: Heh. Guess it wouldn't
[09:36] <ikonia> haris: what is it you want to achieve
[09:36] <scizo> when i start up ubuntu jaunty i get alert dev/disk/by-uuid doesn't exist
[09:36] <Almtesh> Hi Ubunteros!
[09:36] <haris> Are you saying that I can install malicious stuff i I'm not careful?
[09:36] <RichiV1> so whaddya think scizo
[09:36] <cholisterix> hi guys
[09:36] <RichiV1> any better emulators that can run  my game flawlessly?
[09:36] <haris> I'm trying to install the atest glabels
[09:36] <RichiV1> its a windows only game
[09:36] <RichiV1> no mac realease
[09:36] <ikonia> haris: I'm saying you can break your whole system
[09:36] <scizo> cedega?
[09:37] <haris> ahh
[09:37] <scizo> i can run wc3 flawlessly
[09:37] <Severian> Cernex,  I don't find the message about debug mode, so I don't know what he meant.  If you run memtest from the boot mmenu and it reports lots of errors, there is something wrong.  It may be in a part of memory Windows is not getting to.  But there is a problem.
[09:37] <scizo> but then again thats older
[09:37] <cholisterix> does anyone know how to make synfig studio to work (the one from the jaunty repos) ???
[09:37] <haris> yeah I'm aware of th problems it can cause
[09:37] <cholisterix> synfig studio only starts for 10 seconds and then closes :(
[09:37] <ikonia> haris: so you shouldn't be doing it blindly
[09:37] <scizo> sigh i cant even run ubuntu thats worse
[09:38] <Severian> scizo, have you swapped disk drives at any time recently?
[09:38] <sacarlson> ﻿Severian:  clean the memory conectors with an eraser
[09:38] <Cernex> Severian: Any software I can use to fix the things? Like a scan disk for Linux?
[09:38] <haris> That's why I prioritised, Synaptic, .Deb file but unfortunately I can't find the latest release by those means so I've had to resort to the tar.gz
[09:38] <Almtesh> cholisterix :what is synfig studio?
[09:38] <scizo> i upgraded to jaunty
[09:38] <scizo> happened since then
[09:38] <Cernex> Or maybe if I erased the vuze files? Were everything started?
[09:38] <cholisterix> Almtesh, : it is a program that makes vector animations
[09:38] <Severian> I can tell you what to path, but you'll need to be able to mount the drives in some way.  An Ubuntu CD might do the trick.
[09:38] <ikonia> haris: why do you want the latest release ?
[09:38] <ikonia> haris: what's in the latest releae that you want ?
[09:38] <haris> bug fix
[09:38] <Almtesh> Thank cholisterix
[09:38] <Cernex> (Or at least the first thing to ever give me issues), Siverian
[09:38] <cholisterix> Almtesh, : it was closed source but since 2004 it is opensource
[09:38] <Drikan> ok this is frustrating
[09:38] <ikonia> haris: what bug /
[09:39] <scizo> i got ubuntu cd but the problem is
[09:39] <scizo> i cant mount anything cause i installed ubuntu from within windows
[09:39] <Drikan> i insert a dvd to play it and the hole system locks up
[09:39] <cholisterix> Almtesh, it is very powerful almost like flash
[09:39] <haris> from the official glabels website:
[09:39] <haris> Packagers:  please update to this version as soon as possible.  This release fixes a set of problems that made glabels unusable on the latest distributions which use Gnome 2.26/Gtk 2.16.
[09:39] <Severian> Cernex, didn't you say this was from memtest on the boot menu that you saw the errors.  If so, that is not a software problem.
[09:39] <scizo> wubi crap...
[09:39] <Karda> Drikan: do you have intel chipset based card?
[09:39] <haris> I'm experiencing those problems and unfortunately the package repositories haven't been updated yet
[09:39] <ikonia> haris: ubuntu may have back ports in it - is there s specific bug you want to fix
[09:40] <ubuntistas1> severian i run the command but firefox doesn't open now?
[09:40] <ikonia> haris: then I suggest you log a bug on launchpad.net to get the package updated
[09:40] <cholisterix> so anybody have their synfig studio working from the repos of jaunty ?
[09:40] <Karda> *i mean graphics card
[09:40] <Cernex> Severian: WHAT?
[09:40] <Drikan> karda: you meen chipset
[09:40] <Karda> yea, the GPU :D
[09:40] <Cernex> You mean the memory problems ARE hardware-based?
[09:40] <Drikan> karda: no nvidia
[09:40] <cholisterix> they claim it works but after i open synfig studio it closes in 10 seconds :(
[09:40] <scizo> Cernex it means u need new ram
[09:40] <cholisterix> helooooooooooooo :(
[09:40] <haris> my old glabels files are displaying with text all over the place and the label design dissapears if you click on it
[09:41] <ubuntistas1> severian i run the command but firefox doesn't open now?
[09:41] <cholisterix> synfigstudio working anyone :(:( :(:( :(:( :(:( :(:(
[09:41] <Karda> Drikan: do you have visual effects disabled?
[09:41] <Severian> Cernex.  The answer to your question depends on what reported the errors.  Was it the memtest from the boot menu?
[09:41] <haris> I'm guessing it's the gtk problem mention on the glabels website
[09:41] <ikonia> haris: ok - so log a bug to get it updated for everyone rather than potentially damage your system
[09:41] <Cernex> Oh, you GOT to be kidding me, scizo!
[09:41] <ikonia> cholisterix: just ask a question clearly and wait for a response
[09:41] <Drikan> karda: no
[09:41] <Cernex> Severian: Yes. From GRUB
[09:41] <scizo> read what Severian said
[09:41] <ubuntistas1> severian u there?
[09:41] <haris> It's logged and fix, that's why I want 2.2.5
[09:41] <cholisterix> ikonia ::(
[09:41] <Severian> ubuntistas1, Yes, I'm here.
[09:41] <Cernex> It was about the 5th pass or so
[09:41] <sacarlson> ﻿Cernex:  ya sounded like hardware but mostly conectors cause problems clean them first
[09:41] <Karda> try to disable desktop effects, it might help
[09:41] <RichiV1> can someone help me get my Guild Wars to work? I'm using wine, and the game freezes the computer! my GFX is  ATi MobRadeaon X600
[09:41] <haris> the package repositories are serving 2.2.3
[09:41] <ikonia> haris: yes, you've said that - log a bug to get it updated
[09:42] <Cernex> In other words, sacarlson, scizo and Severian
[09:42] <Cernex> ...
[09:42] <ubuntistas1> tell me it doesn't open severian
[09:42] <haris> where do I do that?
[09:42] <Cernex> My RAM is freezing my PC
[09:42] <shadeslayer> !bug > haris
[09:42] <Drikan> karda: you talking like wably windows and Cube workspaces?
[09:42] <scizo> try to clean ur ram
[09:42] <ikonia> haris: as I've said, launchpad.net
[09:42] <Severian> Cernex, then it is a hardware problem and not software.  Software won't fix it.  I hedge a little, because there might be a way to mask it with software, but that is probably too complicated for here.
[09:42] <ikonia> Cernex: how do you know it's your ram  ?
[09:42] <snmp> I upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04, and confirm this issue: "There was an error creating the child process for this terminal"
[09:42] <Karda> ow one more thing Drikan. Does it happen with other video files, like divxes, xvids and stuff?
[09:42] <sacarlson> ﻿Cernex:  yup also try put them if there is two in oposite positions
[09:42] <Bogh> hi
[09:42] <Drikan> karda: no
[09:43] <Cernex> ikonia: Severian, sacarlson and scizo just confirmed it
[09:43] <scizo> Cernex try to open up ur pc clean ur ram a bit and try to switch ur ram if u got 2 u can switch or put only 1 and test it
[09:43] <haris> ok, got it thanks (sorry didn't see private message, irc client new t me too :))
[09:43] <Bogh> anyone knows a tool for ubuntu or linux that could allow me to connect to a MSSql Server ?
[09:43] <Drikan> karda: i play thows just fine. but it cant mount any dvd and a few seconds later it locks up
[09:43] <snmp> how to fix it
[09:43] <Severian> ubuntistas1, OK, we need to do one other thing.  Go back to that command prompt and type      mv profiles.ini profiles.ini.save
[09:43] <cholisterix> i have ubuntu jaunty and i have everything running smoothly i have also all the repositories anabled and i installed the synfigstudio program but when i executed it opens a starting screen for 10 seconds and then it closes .So does anyone knows how to make synfigstudio how to work ???
[09:43] <Severian> ubuntistas1, Then, restart Firefox.
[09:43] <_slacker_> hi guys, someboy using Eucalyptus on Jaunty?
[09:43] <scizo> at least u got things running cholisterix
[09:44] <scizo> i cant run it >.<
[09:44] <cholisterix> scizo, : that's very easy most of the times :-)
[09:44] <scizo> i cant boot ubuntu...
[09:44] <RichiV1> can someone help me with a game problem that i have?
[09:44] <Severian> _slacker_, does it run on jaunty?  If so, I need to try that.  I thought that was coming with kosmic.
[09:44] <cholisterix> scizo, : but sometimes like this one i get sad :(
[09:44] <snmp>  I upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04, and confirm this issue: "There was an error creating the child process for this terminal", how to fix it?
[09:44] <Drikan> karda: these are dvd movies i havent tryed data disks
[09:44] <scizo> richi did u find a list of running applications for wine?
[09:44] <Karda> Drikan: strange. Maybe it's something with the dvd libs. Try to install libdvdcss2 from http://medibuntu.org/ repositories
[09:44] <RichiV1> wheneve I run Guildwars under wine, it freezes ubuntu and I have to force shutdown
[09:45] <Cernex> scizo: Ok, just checked
[09:45] <haris> !bug > haris
[09:45] <Cernex> I have one free RAM slot
[09:45] <scizo> ok
[09:45] <Cernex> Should I change the card?
[09:45] <scizo> take the ram out and put it in that slot
[09:45] <scizo> clean ur ram first
[09:45] <scizo> turn off pc first of coz XD
[09:45] <zykes-> anyone know what max LVM PV size is in 2.6.18 + ?
[09:45] <Cernex> I have no compressed air
[09:45] <_slacker_> Severian, yeah, Jaunty has all the necessary packages
[09:45] <Severian> Cernex, Of course you will turn the system off while moving the memory.  Right?
[09:45] <scizo> XD
[09:45] <Cernex> OF COURSE!
[09:45] <Cernex> C'mon, people!
[09:45] <Cernex> In any case...
[09:45] <_slacker_> Severian, I didn't tried it yet, but looking forward to it, looks good
[09:45] <FloodBot1> Cernex: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:46] <Severian> _slacker_, thanks.  I am looking forward to that.
[09:46] <Cernex> Oh, thank you for nothing, FloodBot1
[09:46] <Karda> Drikan: I am also having problems with video files (mostly divx/h264). As for DVDs I can only watch them in VLC, because mplayer either crashes or gives me distorted image
[09:46] <scizo> Severian is getting a nervous breakdown soon
[09:46] <Cernex> In any case, scizo and Severian, I need to CLEAN my ram, and test it, correct?
[09:46] <scizo> ya
[09:46] <Cernex> *sigh*
[09:46] <Cernex> Ok
[09:46] <scizo> what sigh
[09:46] <scizo> ram is cheap lately
[09:47] <Cernex> I need to go to a friend's house for a can of compressed air
[09:47] <scizo> i need a new laptop hdd thats worse
[09:47] <ubuntistas12> severian firefox doesn't work after doing the command :'(
[09:47] <sacarlson> ﻿Cernex:  I used a pencil eraser to clean mine works fine now
[09:47] <Karda> unless you have old mainboard that supports only DDR (1) scizo :D
[09:47] <Cernex> sacarlson: I'm NOT trying that, thanks you very much, xD
[09:47] <scizo> true karda (my pc has that)
[09:47] <Karda> same here ;)
[09:47] <ubuntistas12>  :(
[09:48] <Severian> Cernex, that sounds like a first step.  I give it 30 per cent odds of fixing your problem.
[09:48] <scizo> bought 2 gig ram was more expensive then 4 gig ddr2
[09:48] <cholisterix> bye :(
[09:48] <ubuntistas12>  :@  :(  severian
[09:48] <HikeTech> !register
[09:48] <Cernex> scizo and Severian: Funny thing. Apparently, since my buddy isn't home, I'm stuck with a video-less and torrent-less Ubuntu Hardy
[09:48] <Severian> ubuntistas1, Sorry about that.  We will have to do it another way.  First, lets put the filenames back the way they were.  Do you know what to do, or should I spell that out?
[09:49] <shadeslayer> Cernex: bad day?
[09:49] <ubuntistas12> shoot severian '<
[09:49]  * shadeslayer picks up his rifle
[09:49] <kopichu> hi
[09:49] <scizo> Cernex windows?
[09:50] <haris> Ikonia: There's already a bug report on it, seems no one hasn't acted on it yet
[09:50] <haris> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glabels/+bug/317164
[09:50] <kopichu> what is ubuntu beginners irc channel?
[09:50] <ubuntistas12>  :D
[09:50] <ikonia> haris: post an update
[09:50] <shadeslayer> kopichu: the one your on
[09:50] <Severian> ubuntistas12, Does that mean you know how to rename them back?
[09:50] <scizo> im getting hungry havent used iirc for like ages
[09:50] <kopichu> shadeslayer, ok
[09:50] <ubuntistas12> no tell me severian i don't have time
[09:50] <ubuntistas12>  :o
[09:51] <ubuntistas12>  8-)
[09:51] <scizo> Cernex u know whats worse?
[09:51] <Karda> now why does that make you hungry scizo? do you feed on bits? ;)
[09:51] <kopichu> can anyone help me setup Local Area Network with 2 Xp computers and 1 ubuntu?
[09:51] <scizo> yes Karda
[09:51] <Severian> OK, first do the ls -l command again so I can get the current filenames.
[09:51] <scizo> Karda i got a laptop with a broken windows and a broken linux
[09:51] <shadeslayer> !samba | kopichu
[09:51] <scizo> how would u feel? XD
[09:51] <Severian> ubuntistas12, that was for you.     ls -l
[09:51] <scizo> now im on my crappy pc XD with ddr1
[09:51] <ubuntistas12>  :|  :p  '<
[09:52] <Karda> ehm...well I would feel like someone raped in my ass, twice
[09:52] <scizo> scizzo- who stole my name...
[09:52] <kopichu> shadeslayer, I already installed samba but whenever I ping the ip address of the XP machines, it always says host cannot be found
[09:52] <ubuntistas12> total 8
[09:52] <ubuntistas12> drwx------ 17 dimitris dimitris 4096 2009-05-06 11:33 87mfcy9p.default.save
[09:52] <ubuntistas12> -rw-r--r--  1 dimitris dimitris   94 2008-11-03 15:45 profiles.ini severian
[09:52] <scizo> my windows has every 5 seconds lag and starts up extremely slow but im in the wrong chat for that XD
[09:53] <Severian> ubuntistas12,   First  mv 87mfcy9p.default.save 87mfcy9p.default
[09:53] <ubuntistas12> i don't have time :|
[09:53] <scizo> rumpel2 i thought that too but my linux has no prob at all
[09:53] <Severian> ubuntistas12, Sorry.  Good luck, then
[09:54] <ubuntistas12> severian then?
[09:54] <ubuntistas12>  :(
[09:54] <Karda> crap...xchat's sound plugin just died on me...
[09:54] <Tongue> whats the 30% of $35
[09:54] <ubuntistas12> severian i did that  what's next?
[09:54] <Severian> ubuntistas12, after the rename, firefox should run.   Go to a terminal prompt and start it with    firefox -ProfileManager
[09:54] <Tongue> i mean 20% of $35
[09:54] <scizo> 3.5*2
[09:54] <scizo> 7
[09:55] <Tongue> only $7 ?
[09:55] <scizo> y
[09:55] <Tongue> discount on VPS
[09:55] <ubuntistas12> can i make a new profile or not severian? :|
[09:55] <Tongue> the real vps cost $35 and they are giving dioscount 20%
[09:55] <scizo> vps?
[09:55] <debbs> how do i flush my postfix database
[09:55] <Tongue> so the amount will be $7
[09:56] <scizo> ...
[09:56] <Severian> ubuntistas12,   Yes.  Did you get the dialog for that?  If so create a new one and see if you can load your addins there.
[09:56] <scizo> why is everyone stealing my nickname
[09:56] <Tongue> Virtual Private Server
[09:56] <scizo> oh right
[09:56] <scizo> 7 dollardiscount
[09:56] <darcknight> hi there. i did a aptoncd and reinstalled my ubuntu. from an alternate cd and installed a command line system. now how do i reinstall those packages from cli?
[09:56] <scizo> not 7 dollar price
[09:57] <Tongue> then?
[09:57] <ubuntistas12> do i have to choose a folder severian :| ?
[09:57] <debbs> !postfix
[09:57] <vargadanis> o/ guys... what package contains the man pages for stdlibc? eg for man strstr
[09:57] <scizo> 28
[09:57] <Severian> darcknight,   sudo apt-get install <package>
[09:57] <scizo> gui is easier
[09:57] <Tongue> then i'm not going to buy
[09:57] <Severian> ubuntistas12, What does it say, exactly?
[09:58] <ubuntistas12> chhose folder or use default severian?
[09:58] <rocko_> Where is the sessions in 9.04 i can't find it ?
[09:58] <rocko_> ;/
[09:58] <darcknight> severian is there a one comman, cos there are a lot of packkages with thier dependancies
[09:58] <Severian> ubuntistas12, creating a folder should be fine.
[09:58] <scizo> Severian shoul i boot up my ubuntu by live cd already?
[09:58] <darcknight> one command*
[09:58] <Severian> ubuntistas12, use default.
[09:58] <scizo> oh nvm
[09:58] <scizo> its already booted XD
[09:59] <Severian> darcknight, You can put a bunch of package names there.  Dependancies will be added.  The max command line lenght is 1023 characters, I believe.
[09:59] <darcknight> like i did read some whrer about copying the packages to /var/cache/apt/archive and doing a sudo dpkg -i *.deb or something of that sort
[10:00] <ubuntistas12> severian doesn't work either
[10:00] <ubuntistas12> ?
[10:00] <rocko_> Where is the sessions in 9.04 i can't find it ?
[10:00] <rocko_> i want to add conky to being a start up app
[10:00] <sonali> Hi Severian , another query, I see that I have to do alsa force-reload everytime I boot to enable my sound
[10:00] <Severian> What happens, ubuntistas12
[10:02] <rocko_> its ok found it
[10:04] <sonali> Severian: but that crashes the volume control, is there a work around that you perhaps know of?
[10:04] <Severian> sonali, You may have to add something to /etc/modules
[10:04] <sonali> hmm
[10:04] <Severian> sonali, None that I know of.
[10:04] <ubuntistas12> nothing severian the addons are not appearing in my right again
[10:04] <Severian> ubuntistas12, On the Right?   What happens if you go to the Tools menu and choose Add-ons?  Do they show there?
[10:04] <ubuntistas12> yeah severian they exist there but when i enable them i don't see them in my right of the browser
[10:04] <ctrlmd> hi, is there any kind of tool allow to group administrative and preference in one location like a control panel in windows
[10:04] <Severian> ubuntistas12, I don't know what that thing on the right is that you speak of.  I think I would need a picture.  It might be that the addins are all working fine.
[10:04] <ubuntistas12> severian u follow?
[10:04] <Severian> ubuntistas12, Do I follow what?
[10:05] <sonali> ok thanks a million Severian
[10:05] <haris> ikonia: I've added an update to bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glabels/+bug/317164 but this was posted in January, as I need to sort this out today I'm going to continue with the tar.gz installation. Thanks for the info
[10:06] <ubuntistas12> i did a new profile and it works thx severian '<
[10:06] <Severian> ubuntistas12, Good news.  Good luck.
[10:06] <linduxed> is it ok to remove ubuntu-desktop? what implications does that have?
[10:07] <Severian> linduxed, Ubuntu server does not have that package.  It would take you back to a command line system, I expect.
[10:07] <DaZ> linduxed: it shouldn't have any, it's a metapackage
[10:07] <ubuntistas12> is there any option severian to upload my old addons and bookmarks?
[10:08] <lboucal> salut
[10:08] <kwak_> which user:group should own /var/www
[10:08] <kwak_> i'm looking for www-data but it's not in the list
[10:10] <ubuntistas12> is there any option severian to upload my old addons and bookmarks?
[10:10] <ubuntistas12>  ;)
[10:10] <Severian> ubuntistas12, Yes.  That will take a little time and I just started on something with scizo.  Can we talk about that later.
[10:10] <sacarlson> ﻿kwak_: ya not on my list but I see all the files in www-data are just like -rw-r--r--  1 www-data  www-data    104 2009-04-13 15:30 log.txt
[10:11] <scizo> that sounded nasty ..."i just started something with..."
[10:13] <shadeslayer> scizo: now that you mentioned it.....lol
[10:13] <debbs> hi guys
[10:14] <debbs> im a newbie and would appreciate advice
[10:14] <vegombrei> roadmap: it worked ..i just had to update my media codecs and stuff
[10:14] <roadmap> vegombrei: Glad to hear it :)
[10:14] <roadmap> I was wondering where you disappeared off to.
[10:14] <Gnea> debbs: go ahead and ask your question, if anyone can help, they will :)
[10:15] <zhr2m> check this out ~!
[10:15] <NET||abuse> hey guys. how do i tell banshee to re-scan my Music folder, it's not updating
[10:15] <shadeslayer> NET||abuse: what player?
[10:15] <NET||abuse> banshee?
[10:16] <debbs> how do i flush postfix mta
[10:16] <shadeslayer> NET||abuse: tools > rescan
[10:16] <NET||abuse> shadeslayer, doesn't have rescan under tools.
[10:16] <psaikido> trying to upgrade to jaunty - 'error authenticating some packages' adobe-flashplugin. don't know what to do
[10:16] <Gnea> debbs: that's actually a specific software question best asked in #postfix
[10:17] <Dday> How can i setup firefox to open through hot keys?
[10:17] <shadeslayer> NET||abuse: strange,i can see it quite clearly.....ah,did you set it to scan recursively?
[10:17] <shadeslayer> Dday: keyboard shortcuts
[10:17] <NET||abuse> shadeslayer, you sure? banshee  1.2.1
[10:17] <bluebug_> How to migrate to Ubuntu Studio from vanilla Ubuntu 9.04?
[10:17] <syntheticflag> any one know how to set up a webserver on your home computer?
[10:17] <ikonia> bluebug_: install the ubuntustudio package
[10:18] <shadeslayer> NET||abuse: i have 1.4.3
[10:18] <ikonia> bluebug_: it's really that simple, it's a meta package that does all the work for you
[10:18] <NET||abuse> shadeslayer, ohhhhhh,,,, hmm, you on 9.04
[10:18] <giles> heya all
[10:18] <rumpel2> syntheticflag, apt-get install apache2
[10:18] <shadeslayer> NET||abuse: yeah,i guess version difference
[10:18] <NET||abuse> shadeslayer, i'm still on ibex.
[10:18] <syntheticflag> rumpel2- got it, don't know what to do with it
[10:19] <giles> is there an app that uses the mac address of your default gateway when using dhcp to determine your location?
[10:19] <Dday> shadeslayer
[10:19] <shadeslayer> NET||abuse: no idea then....maybe its under edit > prefrences
[10:19] <rumpel2> syntheticflag, what do you want to do with it?
[10:19] <Dday> what would the command be to open firefox?
[10:19] <giles> at the moment I have to manually select network profiles
[10:19] <NET||abuse> shadeslayer, been looking through all dialogs, just not seeing anything.
[10:19] <shadeslayer> Dday: yes?
[10:19] <Dday> When i go add
[10:19] <Dday> It has Name
[10:19] <Dday> And then command
[10:19] <giles> i could script something fairly easily..
[10:20] <Dday> What command would i use to open firefox?
[10:20] <syntheticflag> rumpel2- drop some photos of a wedding in a folder and allow family to access it, was gonna use tinyurl to link it to my computer (jaunty)
[10:20] <bluebug_> ikonia, I tried to apt-get ubuntustudio-* packages but my computer still seems to use non rt kernel.
[10:20] <ikonia> bluebug_: it should install the rt kernel too
[10:20] <ikonia> !info ubuntustudio
[10:20] <rumpel2> syntheticflag, install apache... then you have the /var/www directory for your index.html
[10:20] <NET||abuse> shadeslayer, i have to import again or else it doesn't pick anything up.. but now it's 56% through the scanning,, and the scan has frozen
[10:21] <linduxed> DaZ: ok thx
[10:21] <shadeslayer> Dday: sorry cant follow you,its under sys > prefrences > keyboard
[10:21] <crankiz> hello, I've got a problem with video players after uppgradeing to 9.04 both mplayer and VLC crash when I open a video file, are the any fixes for this issue?
[10:21] <Dday> Yeah shade
[10:21] <lboucal> hi
[10:21] <Dday> okay nvm
[10:21] <bluebug_> ikonia, ya, I installed it too. then I type "uname -r" in console and it said "2.6.28-11-generic"....
[10:21] <Dday> i'm an idiot
[10:22] <Dday> Thankyou though
[10:22] <ikonia> bluebug_: you need to reboot - and select the rt kernel
[10:22] <syntheticflag> rumpel2-  got that far, the site is done, don't know what addr to get into it from a browser, would it be http://myipaddress?
[10:22] <rumpel2> yes
[10:22] <bluebug_> ikonia, thanks. I'll try to manage GRUB. :)
[10:22] <shadeslayer> NET||abuse: http://www.nabble.com/Doesn%27t-pick-up-music-files-td20282994.html
[10:22] <syntheticflag> rumpel2-my regular ip/var/www?
[10:23] <crankiz> after uppgradeing to 9.04 both mplayer and VLC crash when I open a video file, are the any fixes for this issue?
[10:23] <rumpel2> theres a script to convert picture-folders to a picture-gallery for web.... but do not know ^^
[10:23] <kj4> Dday-  i'm an idiot too.  Most of my ancestors were idiots as well.  I have traced my roots back to idiots in Italy and Ireland
[10:23] <shadeslayer> NET||abuse: i think you have to import the folder again
[10:23] <rumpel2> syntheticflag, just http://yourip
[10:23] <syntheticflag> rumpel2-I used igel2 I think is what it is called
[10:23] <syntheticflag> rumpel2-thnx will try
[10:24] <doleyb> crankiz: Are you sure your upgrade finished completely?  Check if any package was left behind.
[10:24] <mrk> is somebody of you using ext4?  i tried to set some files "immutable" but i just get errors
[10:25] <crankiz> doleyb: Yeah, there is no more package to get
[10:25] <exscizo> hm
[10:25] <NET||abuse> shadeslayer, i've tried, the scanning dialog hasn't gone past 56% since 4 minutes ago
[10:25] <exscizo> Severian u there
[10:25] <shadeslayer> NET||abuse: very large audio file? :P
[10:26] <NET||abuse> shadeslayer, shouldn't be too big a file in there at all... one album rap perhaps, only 70MB, shouldn't cause an issue.
[10:26] <doleyb> crankiz: You're sure nothing was left un-upgraded?  Maybe you should remove and reinstall the mplayer and vlc packages, just to be sure.
[10:27] <NET||abuse> shadeslayer, yeh, it's just sitting there using 46% cpu in sysmonitor, and not proceeding.
[10:28] <NET||abuse> shadeslayer, wish i could see which file it's touching
[10:28] <Krintus> íà ôîðóì http://forum.forok.ru òðåáóþòñÿ admin è ìîäåðàòîðû ðàçäåëîâ. Âñå êòî çàèíòåðåñîâàí ïèøèòå â ëè÷êó
[10:29] <RichiV> what is the XGL in wine?
[10:29] <remoteCTRL1> can gparted resize ntfs partitions?
[10:29] <crankiz> doleyb: I have tried to uninstall both media players and nothing hapends
[10:30] <exscizo> Severian
[10:30] <khensthoth> remoteCTRL1: Yes
[10:31] <remoteCTRL1> khensthoth: ok, thanks, i am asking because i started the laptop with a live cd and if i click on the ntfs partition everything is greyed out in contrary to the fat32 partition, any ideas on that?
[10:31] <mejobloggs> How can I set up a scheduled backup on ubuntu server?
[10:31] <remoteCTRL1> !backup
[10:31] <mejobloggs> thanks
[10:31] <remoteCTRL1> np:)
 doleyb: I have tried to uninstall both media players and nothing hapends
[10:33] <IndyGunFreak> remoteCTRL1: have you tried using either partedmagic live, or the alternate install cd?
[10:33] <doleyb> crankiz: Ok, well i was just checking, because a problem I've seen is that video codecs got new package names in jaunty, but they couldn't install if the old packages were still around.
[10:33] <IndyGunFreak> remoteCTRL1: also, that disk isn't mounted is it?.. thats another reason you wouldn't be able to resize it.
[10:33] <syntheticflag> rumpel2- can use that to access the index.html from my pc, but not another one
[10:33] <doleyb> crankiz: But if you're sure you've got no un-upgraded packages hanging around, that's not it.
[10:34] <remoteCTRL1> IndyGunFreak: dooooh it was indeed... thanks for the hint!
[10:34] <syntheticflag> rumpel2-tried from a different pc and got a page load error
[10:35] <SilverBridge> helppppppppppppppppppppppp
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[10:36] <SilverBridge> well, any one can help
[10:36] <SilverBridge> ?
[10:36] <khensthoth> !ask
[10:36] <SilverBridge> i used to use mIRC
[10:36] <zetheroo> is there a printer utility app for Linux that can show the ink levels ?
[10:36] <SilverBridge> and used to join the server irc.icq.com
[10:37] <SilverBridge> Now i cannt join it using this Xchata
[10:37] <SilverBridge> i dont know the server name
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> SilverBridge: have you added the server to your xchat server list
[10:37] <brEz> SilverBridge: what is the error?
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> SilverBridge: the server name IS irc.icq.com
[10:37] <SilverBridge> i did
[10:37] <SilverBridge> it doesnt join
[10:38] <brEz> what is it saying when you attemp, SilverBridge
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> SilverBridge: are you connecting on port 6667?
[10:38] <SilverBridge> * Unknown host. Maybe you misspelled it?
[10:38] <SilverBridge>  Cycling to next server in irc.icq.com...
[10:38] <SilverBridge> * Disconnected ().
[10:38] <SilverBridge> * Looking up newserver
[10:38] <SilverBridge> * Unknown host. Maybe you misspelled it?
[10:38] <FloodBot1> SilverBridge: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:39] <Chr|s> I just installed windows after already having ubuntu installed, I followed the dualboot howto and how to recover grub after windows install. I got windows to install to ntfs partition, I am able to go to the partition when booted into ubuntu, but windows isn't showing in my grub menu :(
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> SilverBridge: use pastebin in future
[10:39] <SilverBridge> how to paste in ?
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> !grub | Chr|s
[10:39] <SilverBridge> anyway , here u seen the error
[10:39] <Chr|s> ActionParsnip: did you even read what I typed?
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> Chr|s: you just need to add an entry in /boot/gub/menu.lst
[10:39] <Chr|s> ActionParsnip: yeah I tried that, its not working for some reason
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> Chr|s: there is an example of a windows boot in menu.lst
[10:40] <brEz> SilverBridge: it worked fine for me on X-Chat - try connecting using the IPv4 rather than the hostname eg: /server 64.12.165.56
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> Chr|s: dont get shirty I read what you said, the factoid has a good link to help you thats all, Ok?
[10:40] <Tny_hawk> Hi pals
[10:40] <jonathon_> hi i need a simple to setup smpt and pop server
[10:40] <Tny_hawk> Yeah OK
[10:40] <Tny_hawk> cheers
[10:40] <syntheticflag> running 8.10 on my IDE hard drive, rebooted and when GRUB starts it says "Read Error" and halts
[10:41] <ikonia> syntheticflag: sounds like it can't read your disk
[10:41] <SilverBridge> sooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> Chr|s: all you need to do is copy that example but the partition named will most likely be different (   eg.    hd(0,0)  et
[10:41] <ikonia> SilverBridge: ?
[10:41] <SilverBridge> i mentioned my problem up there
[10:41] <SilverBridge> anyone can help
[10:41] <syntheticflag> ikonia - its strange, it worked a few hours ago, HD failure maybe?
[10:41] <brEz> SilverBridge: did you try what I wrote?
[10:42] <SilverBridge> can`t join irc.icq.com
[10:42] <ikonia> syntheticflag: sounds possible
[10:42] <ikonia> SilverBridge: thats nothing to do with ubuntu
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> Chr|s: you can copy that out, I think the factoid links tell you how to identify the partition
[10:42] <SilverBridge> brEz,
[10:42] <Mbear> Hi folks, how do I attach a terminal command to an icon?  In jaunty netbook remix. Thx
[10:42] <SilverBridge> how ?
[10:42] <ikonia> SilverBridge: it's nothing to do with ubuntu
[10:42] <brEz> [19:10] <brEz> SilverBridge: it worked fine for me on X-Chat - try connecting using the IPv4 rather than the hostname eg: /server 64.12.165.56
[10:43] <SilverBridge> how to use IPv4
[10:43] <ikonia> SilverBridge: you'r already using ipv4
[10:43] <brEz> SilverBridge: just type /server 64.12.165.56
[10:43] <remoteCTRL1> !idea
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> SilverBridge: if that connects you could add an entry in /etc/hosts
[10:43] <remoteCTRL1> !proposal
[10:43] <brEz> in the x-chat window instead of /server irc.icq.com
[10:43] <syntheticflag> is GRUB part of the regular file system or the boot sector?
[10:43] <ikonia> syntheticflag: boot sector - but it has it's config files on the file system
[10:44] <remoteCTRL1> gosh what was the URL where you could make proposals for what to include to ubuntu?
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> syntheticflag: its in the boot sector and takes config from the main hdd
[10:44] <ikonia> remoteCTRL1: brainstorm
[10:44] <abama> Driver 'sr' needs updating - please use bus_type method, will it affect to build /dev/sr1 device?
[10:44] <SilverBridge> thanks loads
[10:44] <SilverBridge> now working
[10:44] <remoteCTRL1> ikonia: ah! thanks:)
[10:44] <brEz> did it work?
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> looks like it
[10:44] <syntheticflag> anyone know the terminal command to access a 2nd hard drive?
[10:45] <ikonia> syntheticflag: you just have to mount it
[10:45] <Mbear> Hi folks, how do I attach a terminal command to an icon?  In jaunty netbook remix. Thx
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> Chr|s: you got it?
[10:46] <kostodo> Whats the easiest way to get apache / php / mysql etc running on ubuntu?
[10:46] <kostodo> without doing too much configuration
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> !lamp | kostodo:
[10:46] <syntheticflag> ikonia: k, gonna try to plug, mount and get some files off of the other disk, if it wont mount i guess the drive is shot and is only good as a projectile LOL
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> syntheticflag: if the partition is visible but wont mount, you can use dd_rescue (or even dd) to create an image of the partitions/s
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> syntheticflag: you can then mount that
[10:47] <Tongue> isnt rapidshare for free ?
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> syntheticflag: i would exhaust all possibilities (inluding a different OS) to test it
[10:48] <syntheticflag> actionparsnip: while we're on subject, in partitioning my HD i accidentaly partitioned a memory card instead of my drive, and now the card it useless. any way I can redeem it?
[10:49] <ikonia> syntheticflag: data's gone, sorry
[10:49] <syntheticflag> t
[10:49] <linduxed> im in need of help with the following http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1148608
[10:50] <linduxed> dont know what to do as ive googled quite a bit
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> syntheticflag: use foremost on the raw unmounted drive, you can tell it to pull off file types. I wouldnt count on file names surviving but weirder things have happened at sea
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> syntheticflag: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> syntheticflag: you can see how foremost works there, you will acess the raw device as it is still readable
[10:52] <christophsturm> can i put the ubuntu install iso on an usb stick to install on a system without optical drive?
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> !usb
[10:52] <christophsturm> ActionParsnip: thanks!
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> christophsturm: make sure you MD5 check the ISO
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> christophsturm: saves a lot of head scratching and issues later
[10:53] <Idhan> I have a problem with /usr/lib/libGLcore.so.1 after I upgrade to 9.04, basically I get this error Cannot access memory at address 0xb3e5b82c
[10:53] <christophsturm> k
[10:53] <Idhan> what should be the problem?
[10:54] <ubuntu_> hi all
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> Idhan: do you use nvidia gfx?
[10:55] <aLeSD__> could someone suggest me a text browser ...
[10:55] <Idhan> ActionParsnip: sorry, I am not sure about you question, I have nvidia graphics card, and glx drivers
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> Idhan: i'd try reinstalling the video drivers for your nvidia card
[10:55] <Idhan> ActionParsnip: that answer you question?
[10:55] <IndyGunFreak> aLeSD__: there's several in the repositories.. Lynx is the first one that comes to mind
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> Idhan: yes it did
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> aLeSD__: can you define "text browser"
[10:56] <Idhan> ActionParsnip: I did't, but the problem is there
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> aLeSD__: do you mean like w3m
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> Idhan: from what i'm websearching it seems to be linked to nvidia
[10:57] <Idhan> ActionParsnip: is a well no problem? or is just me?
[10:57] <Idhan> *well know
[10:57] <aLeSD__> ActionParsnip lynx works well thanks
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> Idhan: not sure yet, its a bit hazy, but i'd give the drivers a reinstall, just to check
[10:58] <aLeSD__> I have  big problem with X and 9.04
[10:58] <aLeSD__> when I start it the monitor says : cable not connected
[10:58] <Idhan> ActionParsnip: ok, thanks
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> Idhan: if not, log a bug
[10:59] <rumpel2> aLeSD__, is it definitly plugged in? %)
[10:59] <aLeSD__> i triend with a different monitor but I see strange stuff in the screen
[10:59] <aLeSD__> lol
[10:59] <aLeSD__> I think the driver in 9.04 is broken
[10:59] <aLeSD__> for my card
[10:59] <rumpel2> aLeSD__, when does the problem occur?
[11:01] <aLeSD__> rumpel2 text console works
[11:01] <aLeSD__> X not
[11:01] <rumpel2> try "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"
[11:01] <aLeSD__> I have intel corporation 82Q963/Q965 Integrated graphics
[11:02] <aLeSD__> rumpel2 it s the driver I m sure
[11:02] <j0nr> morning all.
[11:02] <j0nr> I accidently performed sudo delgroup admin
[11:03] <j0nr> now my login obviously does no longer have sudo priviledges as it is not in the group admin (which no longer exists)
[11:03] <st3ph4n> j0nr: have you set a root password?
[11:04] <doleyb> j0nr: guess you need to get out a live cd
[11:04] <j0nr> is my only option to boot into recovery and perform 'addgroup --system admin' & 'adduser <user> admin'
[11:04] <j0nr> st3ph4n: no, unfortunately.
[11:04] <j0nr> doleyb: livecd or does the grub boot menu just give you the recovery mode option?
[11:04] <doleyb> grub should have it
[11:04] <aLeSD__> help
[11:05] <tristanos_7L> any good program for monitoring websites?
[11:05] <j0nr> so until i do that I am stuck (currently away from computer ssh'd in)
[11:05] <tristanos_7L> any good program for monitoring websites?
[11:05] <sonali> is flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound not available anymore?
[11:05] <sonali> I am on ubuntu intrepid 8.10
[11:05] <sonali> what is the alternative?
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> !info flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound intrepid
[11:06] <sonali> I am on 64 bit...
[11:07] <sonali> no solution for 64 bit?
[11:07] <khensthoth> sonali: No audio for flash content?
[11:07] <sonali> nope
[11:07] <sonali> khensthoth: nope
[11:08] <khensthoth> sonali: So do you need that package?
[11:08] <sonali> yea if that solves the problem
[11:08] <sonali> which it should
[11:08] <khensthoth> sonali: You removed pulseaudio right?
[11:08] <sonali> no
[11:09] <sonali> khensthoth: no I haven't removed pulseaudio
[11:09] <boxer_> is there a way to hide quit/part/join messages in xchat?
[11:09] <st3ph4n> j0nr: yes, without a root password you are stuck until you reboot through grub (or a livecd) a good time to set a root password too :-)
[11:09] <brEz> boxer_: in the options delete "leaving"
[11:10] <boxer_> sonali: you have sound in other apps?
[11:10] <sonali> boxer_: yes I was just reading something relating to that, rhythmbox is running
[11:11] <ganesh> how to install  vlc?
[11:11] <sonali> ganesh: sudo apt-get install vlc
[11:11] <j0nr> st3ph4n: indeed, cheers
[11:11] <boxer_> brEz: i dont see anything like that in the options
[11:11] <sonali> ganesh: or you could use the synaptice manager
[11:11] <simono_> ganesh: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC
[11:12] <khensthoth> ganesh: Which version of Ubuntu are you on?
[11:12] <sonali> simono_: ganesh asked for VLC
[11:12] <brEz> boxer_: settings > preferences >  chatting > general
[11:13] <simono_> sonali: sorry, should put my glasses on ;)
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> ganesh: sudo apt-get install vlc
[11:13] <sonali> simono_: ;)
[11:14] <JosefAssad> moin
[11:14] <boxer_> brEz: i have Edit > Preferences and no chatting tab
[11:15] <sonali> guys any pointers on this http://www.macewan.org/2006/06/01/howto-firefox-flash-video-sound-on-ubuntu-linux-dapper/ ?
[11:15] <m3dlg> how do i disable the password monitor thing (keyring??)
[11:15] <brEz> strange
[11:16] <khensthoth> sonali: It's dated 2006. I cannot certain if it's still applicable today.
[11:16] <sonali> khensthoth: yes that's why I asked
[11:16] <sonali> khensthoth: anyways flash sound is not so much of a problem for me
[11:17] <brEz> boxer_: alternatively you can right click on a channel in the treebar and check "hide part/quit message"
[11:17] <khensthoth> sonali: If you have VLC can you test if you have sound there?
[11:17] <RichiV> can someone help me find a better emulator than wine? I can not play guild wars with wine
[11:17] <tuxforce> ciao a tutti
[11:18] <brEz> boxer_: or /set text_hidejoinpart ON
[11:18] <sonali> khensthoth: hmm will try
[11:18] <khensthoth> sonali: Thanks.
[11:18] <m3dlg> how do i reset or disable the password keyring thing??
[11:19] <RichiV> anyone have some good emulators for me so i can play games? on Ubuntu? I dont really want to have the windows partition to play games
[11:19] <rumpel2> RichiV, card games? tetris?
[11:19] <m3dlg> rickiv try crossover for linux or if there not too graphics intecsive try a virtual machine
[11:19] <Mbear> Hi everyone, I'm using 9.04 jaunty Netbook remix, and I want to run a terminal command by clicking an icon.  How do I do this? Thanks
[11:20] <RichiV> Rumpel2, No like Guild Wars
[11:20] <RichiV> a 3d game
[11:20] <m3dlg> rickiv crossover is for games and is a derivative of wine
[11:20] <rumpel2> Mbear, right-click on desktop... new starter... or something
[11:20] <farciarz84> how to check ubuntu version from console?
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: wine
[11:21] <Mbear> rumpe, I have tried right clicking on the desktop, but nothing happens
[11:21] <rumpel2> farciarz84, lsb_release -a
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> farciarz84: lsb_release -a
[11:21] <m3dlg> rickiv crossover is for games and is a derivative of wine
[11:21] <farciarz84> tnx
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> !wine | RichiV
[11:21] <RichiV> Ive tried wine, but it just lags, and The graphics are worse than ever
[11:21] <RichiV> no interface
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: or you can run 3d games (badly) and 2d games ok in virtualbox
[11:21] <RichiV> hmm Wine hasnot worked well for me
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: check for native installers from the game manufacturers site
[11:21] <sonali> khensthoth: damn
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: and also check for loki installers
[11:22] <m3dlg> i've been hanging around here too long - i just suggested that lol
[11:22] <sonali> khensthoth: i think only one app can access sound at a time
[11:22] <RichiV> Guild Wars is a windows only game
[11:22] <Mbear> rumpe12 Right-clicking the desktop has no effect
[11:22] <rumpel2> Mbear o.O
[11:22] <RichiV> what are loki installers?
[11:22] <khensthoth> sonali: You sure? If you pause your Rhythmbox, does the sound in Flash plays?
[11:22] <rumpel2> Mbear, try again... are you in gnome?
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: DOmm3 is a "Windows game" but ID made a Linux installer
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: websearch loki installer
[11:23] <sonali> I tried to play a video in vlc, it had no sound, i paused rhythmbox, but no effect, i closed rhythmbox and closed vlc, opened vlc again  and then there was sound
[11:23] <CaneToad> anyone else had trouble with skype audio with a usb phone in Jaunty?
[11:23] <Mbear> Hi rumpe12, I am running the default netbook remix interface which is gnome, I think
[11:24] <sean2009> hi does any one know the command to extract all zip files with 7zip? i have tried 7z x *.zip but it doesn't work . can anyone help?
[11:24] <RichiV> mmm i see, but Guild Wars is not supported by wine... maybe that is the reason?
[11:24] <rumpel2> Mbear, ah... i understand. There has to be an option to modify the main menu...
[11:24] <jrib> sean2009: write a for loop
[11:24] <deany> i noitice pidgin is in the taskbar in all my desktops.. other programs arent.  can i "fix" that?
[11:24] <m3dlg> how do i reset or disable the password keyring thing?? it's screwing with my mobile broadband dongle when ever i try to dial out
[11:24] <Emry> which file configures the default behavior for the automounter that mounts USB drives?
[11:24] <Mbear> rumpe12, there does, but I can't find it
[11:25] <sean2009> jrib,  i don't understand what you meant.?
[11:25] <RichiV> hmm im going to go ahead and try Virtual box... who knows it might be better
[11:25] <Androidfan> hi
[11:25] <jrib> sean2009: example for loop: for x in *; do echo $x; done     modify accordingly for your question
[11:25] <RichiV> oh yeah and my GFX is an ATi Mobi Radeaon X600
[11:26] <rumpel2> Mbear, look again...   or "alacarte" in console
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: is there no loki installer, or native installer
[11:26] <sean2009> jrib, ok , i'll try it thanks
[11:26] <RichiV> no there is not for guild wars
[11:27] <brEz> Would it be necessary to download AVG anti-virus for Ubuntu?
[11:27] <RichiV> NO
[11:27] <rumpel2> brEz no
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283122
[11:27] <RichiV> lol u dont need ANY antivirus
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: can you please put my name at the start of lines if you are addressing me
[11:27] <brEz> obviously, but surely it would do something
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: you do if you run a mailserver or sare files with windows systems
[11:28] <rumpel2> brEz, yes... check for windows-viruses, if you tend to give them to windows-users... the files, not the viruses
[11:28] <Drikan> ok so ive tryed to play a dvd movie and my system locks up and i have to reset. running a intel Q6600 2GB of ram Nvidia gforce 250 and a dvd+-rw dvd rom
[11:28] <Drikan> me and karda have gone though making sure i had all the libs installed
[11:28] <Emry> Guild Wars used to install with wine.  :-) Just get the windows installer off the website.
[11:28] <Drikan> and this is still kicking our asses
[11:29] <Paddy_EIRE> !enter | Drikan
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> Drikan: have you installed video drivers as well as medibuntu repos libdvdcss
[11:29] <brEz> I was just wandering, as I seen grisoft release a copy of AVG for Linux users.
[11:29] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: have you been able to play restricted dvds on this player before?
[11:29] <Drikan> yes that is what me and Karda just went though
[11:30] <greencookie> I can't get my wired network to work on Jaunty, anyone face similar problem?
[11:30] <Drikan> Paddy_eire: in vista yes
[11:30] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: ah good was just checking to see if the drives region was set
[11:30] <joost_op> hi lads, how does one avoid that a cron.daily keeps sending an e-mail
[11:30] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: and you are certain that you installed libdvdcss?
[11:31] <greencookie> im kinda stuck in the terminal and I have connected my lan cable but I still can't ping.
[11:31] <joost_op> i don't wanna know that a cron.daily got executed sucesfully
[11:31] <joost_op> ubuntu-server does this by default..
[11:31] <greencookie> I have tried dhclient pan0, but no results.
[11:31] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Hi, I experienced very frequent complete system lockups today with jaunty
[11:31] <Drikan> yes we installed apt-get the libdvdccs and cs2
[11:31] <Le-Chuck_ITA> I had not used this machine for a week and the difference may be... the environment temperature. In fact I see my HDD drive temperature going up
[11:32] <Le-Chuck_ITA> I know that the drive bios apm settings are put to 254 to avoid excessive load cycling
[11:32] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: although it is not normally necessary did you reboot and are you sure the dvd is ok... ?
[11:32] <Le-Chuck_ITA> what is a value that would allow the disk to spin down some times without giving an eccessive whateveritis load cycles?
[11:32] <Drikan> reboot before it tryed no
[11:32] <Paddy_EIRE> !enter | Le-Chuck_ITA
[11:33] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: give it a go
[11:33] <kryle> hi, does anyone know any way to bypass the password in a .ace archive-file?
[11:33] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: I usually do, sorry, just forgotten
[11:33] <Drikan> and yes i tryed another dvd one that i have used on vista with no problem
[11:33] <Mbear> rumpe12 Thanks, am exploring alacarte
[11:33] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: ok.. go for broke.. reboot and give it another chance
[11:33] <jrib> kryle: no
[11:34] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: has there been any consistent activity that you have been doing to get this to lock up on you each time?
[11:34] <boshhead> My update-manager icon (That orange thing with the down arrow) has dissapeared from the top right corner of my screen.  "sudo apt-get upgrade" shows that their are upgrades available... How do I get my update-manager icon back?
[11:34] <kryle> jrib: ok ty anyway,.
[11:35] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: not at all: I was upgrading the system, it deadlocked. I rebooted, tried to logged in, couldn't. I went to console, repaired apt, it deadlocked again while configuring a random package. Rebooted, managed to get apt to an usable state, upgraded, rebooted, logged in, read e-mail... blocked again.
[11:35] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: have you ran fsck?
[11:35] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: hmm, do you mean to look for badblocks?
[11:36] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: yes
[11:36] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: going to do it right now :) Ext3 is too mercyful.
[11:36] <Drikan> All right trying dvd
[11:36] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: yeah I know :)
[11:36] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: ok
[11:36] <joost_op> guess i found it
[11:37] <Paddy_EIRE> joost_op: nice one
[11:37] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: however the blocks seems to be linked to heavy disk load. I know the symptoms very well as I was affected by the infamous load_cycles bug. I tried to do less things in parallel and now it is surviving.
[11:37] <Illarane> "Failed to fetch http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/e/evolution-data-server/libebook1.2-9_2.26.1-0ubuntu1_i386.deb The HTTP server sent an invalid reply header." <--- Wai? D:
[11:37] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: I would not be happy to be reduced to that no matter what.. unless of course the system was extremely alpha
[11:38] <Tyrath> is anyone here a master at mplayer? I need help with a video that's too fast!
[11:38] <Paddy_EIRE> which it is not :)
[11:38] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: video or audio.. or both?
[11:38] <Tyrath> I need to slow down the pace of the video's speed but keep the audio speed the same
[11:38] <Tyrath> Paddy_EIRE: just video
[11:38] <Paddy_EIRE> ah
[11:39] <doleyb> Tyrath: Are you saying your a/v is out of sync (so that when the video reaches 10, the audio is only at 5) ?
[11:39] <Tyrath> Paddy_EIRE: yeah - another problem is that mplayer will allow me to slow down the vid to the right pace - but there's no way I can save it at that pace
[11:39] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: that is most likely the video file itself
[11:39] <Tyrath> doleyb: not out of sync - the video is fast
[11:40] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: try a different video
[11:40] <nnull> default shortcut for Graphical Force Quit anyone?
[11:40] <doleyb> Tyrath: well if it's in sync now, and you slow down only the video, it will be unsynced when you're done right?
[11:40] <Drikan> Paddie_eire: thats a no joy. system locked up just like it has
[11:40] <Tyrath> Paddy_EIRE doleyb : unless there's some way I can capture the audio, slow down the video and audio over
[11:40] <Paddy_EIRE> nnull: xkill then click the app
[11:40] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: gah
[11:40] <nnull> Paddy_EIRE ahh ty
[11:41] <Tyrath> doleyb: I'm a little confused as to what you mean. On mplayer if I play it on .75 speed the video is perfect
[11:41] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: I am thinking.. just a sec while I have a google
[11:41] <Tyrath> doleyb: only the audio is ridiculously slow
[11:41] <lewilew>  /j #python
[11:41] <Drikan> I am runnign ubuntu 9.04
[11:41] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: the file itself is to blame
[11:41] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: as I said try a different video
[11:42] <Tyrath> Paddy_EIRE: well the problem is the conversion. I converted it from m2st to avi - but the thing is I can't play it as a m2st because it doesn't play properly
[11:42] <doleyb> Tyrath: It's possible to change the audio and video speeds separately, but if you need to do that it implies that your source file was captured wrongly somehow.
[11:42] <doleyb> Tyrath: Ok, so you think you caused this trouble with your converter?  (What was that converter?)
[11:42] <jaggerjack_> anyone here know a good place to start to find out about virtualizing Mac OSX?
[11:42] <ikonia> jaggerjack_: ##apple ?
[11:42] <Tyrath> doleyb: hard to explain, I used a couple
[11:42] <deany> virtualbox main window stays on other desktop, machin running tho when something changes like when install windows and the window size changes it brings it to the active desktop.. any way to stop that
[11:42] <Tyrath> doleyb: I had to convert from one format to another format to another format...
[11:43] <Tyrath> doleyb: it was apparently the only way to do it
[11:43] <cck> hi
[11:43] <Harvey8765> Hi guys, I upgraded a few weeks ago from 8.10 to 9.04 and have had some package probs and when I've looked at my repositories they are still all intrepid ones, should they be changed to jaunty ones ? Thanks alot.
[11:43] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs  Read the part about setting the region code
[11:43] <cck> anyone knows how can I start the xorg settings editor?
[11:43] <cck> to edit a res
[11:43] <Tyrath> doleyb: otherwise VLC does play m2st files, but it plays them with huuge frame skips
[11:43] <Chrom_> hi all
[11:43] <djungelkraem> anyone running the new nvidia beta driver? the one released yesterday?
[11:43] <Tyrath> doleyb: so it's pretty much useless
[11:43] <doleyb> Tyrath: well you can pull out the audio from mplayer, and run it through something like sox, then shove it back in...
[11:44] <cck> anyone knows how can I start the xorg settings editor?
[11:44] <Chrom_> does anybody have the "The following packages have been kept back: linux-restricted-modules-generic" problem today?
[11:44] <cck> please someone help
[11:44] <jaggerjack_> thanks ikoma
[11:44] <Tyrath> doleyb: cool! and is there a way to permanently slow down the video?
[11:44] <Tyrath> !info sox
[11:44] <laclasse> cck, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[11:45] <gigasoft> i have problem with Workspace Switcher, how to reinstall it or install another one
[11:45] <Tyrath> doleyb: i'm downloading sox now
[11:45] <Tyrath> doleyb: as for slowing down the video do I need something other than mplayer?
[11:45] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: another alternative would be to use "smplayer" and set the audio delay in the options.. which will save but will be that way for every file
[11:45] <Chrom_> hey guys, did anybody try to dist-upgrade jaunty today? there-s a leftover package that prevents linux-restricted-modules-generic to be installed
[11:46] <Tyrath> Paddy_EIRE: I'd rather change the video to go on cue if possible :/
[11:46] <doleyb> Tyrath: you can use -speed in mplayer
[11:46] <Tyrath> i'm surprised there's no program out there that does it
[11:46] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: while running badblocks, the drive temperature is going up and up
[11:46] <Tyrath> doleyb: but that only temporarily slows down the speed doesn't it?
[11:46] <Tyrath> doleyb: like I want to save the new speed to the video
[11:46] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: yes it would especially if it has something bugging it
[11:47] <Tyrath> doleyb: unless you know an effective way of converting an m2st file to a smaller file type
[11:47] <doleyb> Tyrath: well you can run it through mencoder if you really want to save it, instead of just watching it once
[11:47] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: sounds to me you should redo that file conversion and put the audio back in properly :)
[11:47] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: but it's 55°; it's surely going to die soon. Now the point is I fear that may be the apm=254 setting
[11:47] <doleyb> Tyrath: (I guess you already asked #mplayer)
[11:48] <gigasoft>  i have problem with Workspace Switcher, how to reinstall it or install another one
[11:48] <Chrom_> \join #ubuntu-kernel
[11:48] <cck> anyone knows how can I start the xorg settings editor?
[11:48] <Tyrath> Paddy_EIRE: if I give you the comands I used to convert it, could you assist me in getting it to the correct speed?
[11:48] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: ah.. well now I am a little out of my experience and that drive check has quite obviously found a problem with your drive
[11:48] <Chrom_> sorry :)
[11:48] <cck> I have installed xorgsettings-gtk
[11:49] <Emry> Which file do I edit to tell the system to automount a USB drive readwrite instead of just read only?
[11:49] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: sorry mate I dont exactly convert videos much so you'd be better of asking someone else perhaps even on #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:49] <Tyrath> doleyb Paddy_EIRE : are either of you strong at a/v related linux things? ie, would you know the progs and commands I'd be using if I sent them to you
[11:50] <doleyb> Tyrath: you can just pastebin them and put up a url for everyone in the channel to reads
[11:50] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: this is not exactly a ubuntu support question :)
[11:52] <Tyrath> doleyb Paddy_EIRE : http://pastebin.com/m63803014
[11:53] <cck> xorg-options-editor-gtk
[11:53] <cck> how can I start it?
[11:53] <prodigel> hi all. I've just installed ubuntu jaunty on an older computer, and the screen freezes after it displays the login elements. No mouse/keyboard response, but the computer is functional. lspci tells me it's an 82845G/gl brookdale g/ge
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> cck: press alt+f2 and type that
[11:54] <doleyb> Tyrath: nope i dont know those things!
[11:54] <TuGa> hello
[11:54] <Tyrath> doleyb: i swear the difficulty in conversion is ridiculous lol
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> prodigel: boot to recovery mode for your kernel, boot to recovery root console and run: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[11:55] <Tyrath> doleyb Paddy_EIRE : thanks for your help anyway
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> prodigel: then run: shutdown -r now and it will reboot
[11:55] <TuGa> does anyone know how to install a add-on of firefox to all users on ubuntu9?
[11:55] <john> could anyone help me?
[11:55] <prodigel> ActionParsnip, I've done that, just that I can't change video driver used by xorg.
[11:55] <TuGa> i can install using sudo firefox them download and install but it stays only in sudo. not my user
[11:56] <prodigel> ActionParsnip, all it asks is about framebuffer, mouse, keyboard. Nothing about video card or monitor
[11:56] <Guest42552> help?
[11:56] <mambokurt> hi there. how do i switch to vesa drivers?
[11:56] <ionte> hey. before 9.04 i was able to change transparency of a window with Alt+mouse wheel (or super?) while hovering the window frame. Doesn't work in 9.04. Any hints? Can't find the setting in compiz setup.
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> TuGa: firefox -install-global-extension <xpi file>
[11:56] <Guest42552> how do I get yahoo installed?
[11:56] <TuGa> yes try that but the same result
[11:56] <Guest42552> or is there some alternative?
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> prodigel: dont use framebuffer, the mouse and keyboard you can easily specify or let it autodetect
[11:56] <prodigel> guest42552, try pidgin
[11:57] <ionte> oh, never mind, found it.
[11:57] <prodigel> ActionParsnip, I'll try without framebuffer in a minute
[11:58] <GreesMunkie> I am thinking about a slightly newer video card and have always used Nvidia but am now considering ATI as a possible option. Can someone tell me what state the Linux support for ATI cards (newer 3xxx and 4xxx series) is in.
[11:58] <Guest42552> it says it's already installed, how can I find the applications that I downloaded from the synaptic package...
[11:58] <jamieleshaw> Hello is there a 64bit version of adobe flash player?
[11:59] <GreesMunkie> jamieleshaw, Yes, its in alpha and sucks considerably
[11:59] <jamieleshaw> URL?
[11:59] <Guest42552> it says it's already installed, how can I find the applications that I downloaded from the synaptic package...
[11:59] <GreesMunkie> myspace, adobe, major flash sites all crash. Youtube does work okay though ;-)
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> Guest42552: theres gyache if you need voice but you will need to find a ppa with it or compile
[12:00] <jamieleshaw> youtube only thing
[12:00] <jamieleshaw> anyway
[12:00] <GreesMunkie> jamieleshaw: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/
[12:00] <jamieleshaw> thank you
[12:00] <hendrasaputr> Tuga: try http://pastebin.com/m7a1771f2
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> Guest42552: they are in the menus, or you can hit alt+f2 ad type pidgin and hit enter
[12:00] <hendrasaputr> TuGa: try http://pastebin.com/m7a1771f2
[12:00] <Guest42552> Thank you.
[12:01] <TuGa> ActionParsnip, ok get the install but when starting firefox "could not install this item because "install.rdf" provided by the item is not well-formed or does not exist.
[12:01] <alan__> hi guys
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> TuGa: i guess you'll have to findout what that is. I don't use firefox that much
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> !hi | alan__
[12:02] <alan__> good morning
[12:02] <W_McL> After an upgrade from intrepid to jaunty Gnome's "open file" dialog takes like 30 seconds to open (no matter from which application it is launched) anyone experiencing the same problem?
[12:02] <TuGa> ActionParsnip, ok tks
[12:02] <Emry> rebooting to test something
[12:03] <mambokurt> is someone here who can tell me how to switch to vesa drivers?
[12:03] <alan__> hi guys i need help with Ubuntu
[12:03] <F-3000> Is it possible to enable post-attached mouse in PS/2-port after Ubuntu has fully loaded?
[12:04] <hateball> !ask | alan__
[12:04] <alan__> somebody can help me?
[12:05] <F-3000> alan__: Explain your problem, then see if anyone can help you.
[12:05] <alan__> I need help with my wireless conecction
[12:05] <alan__> hello Terminator_
[12:05] <rumpel2> just explain your problem with some relevant infos  (version, vendor, etc.)
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> alan__: explain your situation all on one line with what you have tried as well as symptoms and we can advise
[12:07] <alan__> I got conection but i can connect to internet for wireless
[12:07] <F-3000> I attached PS2-mouse into my PC after Ubuntu has booted. How I tell Ubuntu to enable it?
[12:07] <penigma_> hi, how to remove all subdirs named .svn from command line [recursively ] ?
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> alan__: ok, can you ping web pages by name?
[12:07] <alan__> i try but nothing happned
[12:08] <powertool08> penigma_: rm -rf *.svn
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> powertool08: that will also remove files matching the name
[12:08] <rumpel2> no... not rm
[12:08] <alan__> in this moment i'm connected for RJ45
[12:08] <alex87> hey guys, i'm running the nvidia driver, and part of my screen sometimes goes black for a few seconds. it seems roughly related to the content
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> penigma_: find -type d .svn -exec rm -rf {} \;
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> rumpel2: create  a test folder first with some sub dirs
[12:09] <prodigel> ActionParsnip, with or withou framebuffer I get the same result
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> rumpel2: to test the command, once you are satisfied, run it on the true data
[12:10] <TheFunkbomb> has anyone done a dual boot between windows 7 and 9.04?
[12:10] <rumpel2> ActionParsnip, not me ^^
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> rumpel2: well its your data. your call. remember the eula
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> ;)
[12:11] <rumpel2> no... it wasnt my question
[12:11] <rumpel2> you meant penigma_
[12:11] <driss_> hi all please help me to install package tar.gz
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> driss_: what is the name of the file?
[12:11] <edi_99> Hi. When I try to zoom to fulscreen youtube videos in mozilla/konqueror, my comp just fades to black and freezes. How can I fix this?
[12:11] <driss_> oky 10x
[12:12] <mleung> I had done doul boot with windowxp and ubuntu 7.10 before and you need to install xp befor you insatll ubutu.
[12:12] <F-3000> Is it possible to make a mouse to work in PS/2 connector that is attached after Ubuntu has booted?
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> driss_: ?
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> driss_: can you give me the name of the file please
[12:12] <driss_> subtitleeditor-0.31.0.tar.gz
[12:12] <demon_> !deb
[12:12] <alan__> somebody speak spanish?
[12:13] <demon_> what was the command to run deb file
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> !info subtitleeditor
[12:13] <driss_> actionparsnip here it is subtitleeditor-0.31.0.tar.gz
[12:13] <F-3000> !spanish
[12:13] <mattycoze> hey guys I've got a problem with the ubuntu keyring in 8.10
[12:13] <mattycoze> unfortunately it won't recognise any password i put in there
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> driss_: tar zxvf subtitleeditor-0.31.0.tar.gz
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> driss_: does the one in the repo not work for you?
[12:13] <driss_> thank you
[12:14] <driss_> no i want to test with this one to ha ve an idea about tar.gz
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> ok, well it is in the repo, just marginally older
[12:14] <mattycoze> does anyone know how to reset/fix the ubuntu keyring; it's not recognising my passwords :(
[12:15] <driss_> actionparsnip i did it
[12:16] <driss_> it exract the file
[12:16] <driss_> what can i do next
[12:16] <penigma_> powertool08: doens't work
[12:16] <penigma_> ActionParsnip: your code also doen't work
[12:16] <gartral> how can i make a partition NOT auto mount on insert?
[12:16] <powertool08> penigma_: Do you get an error?
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> driss_: read the contents and readme files
[12:17] <powertool08> driss_: You can also search the forums/google for "install from source"
[12:17] <penigma_> powertool08: no, command looks like executed but no sub dir was removed
[12:17] <powertool08> driss_: And you'll need to apt-get build-essentials to compile if you haven't already
[12:18] <zyzy> hi does anyone know which version of flightgear is in the repo?
[12:18] <gartral> !info flightgear
[12:18] <codytyler> whats up
[12:19] <zyzy> does that mean its 1.0 instead of 1.9 (which says on the website)?
[12:19] <powertool08> penigma_: try without the * I thought you meant you had several folders name example1.svn example2.svn etc and wanted to delete them all at once.
[12:19] <gartral> !hi | codytyler
[12:19] <driss_> configure: error: Your intltool is too old.  You need intltool 0.35.0 or later
[12:19] <driss_> here is my probleme mr
[12:19] <codytyler> hello
[12:19] <demon_> dpkg need an action option what is this
[12:19] <driss_> i install the last one and it gave me the same eror
[12:19] <penigma_> powertool08: also doen't work
[12:20] <ikonia> penigma_: what do you want to do ?
[12:20] <powertool08> penigma_: Also, rm -rf wouldn't delete subdirectories and leave the main directory, not sure if thats the goal or not.
[12:20] <gartral> how can i make a partition NOT auto mount on insert?
[12:20] <penigma_> ikonia: remove all subdirs named .svn
[12:20] <driss_> driss@driss-desktop:~/subtitleeditor-0.31.0$
[12:20] <penigma_> recursively
[12:20] <ikonia> penigma_: rm -rf .svn
[12:21] <penigma_> ikonia: no this doesn't work
[12:21] <ikonia> penigma_: why?
[12:22] <penigma_> it doen't remove subdirs
[12:22] <powertool08> penigma_: Maybe you need to specify the full path?
[12:22] <ikonia> penigma_: if course it will, it
[12:22] <driss_> make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop. i don't know what to do
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> penigma_: its gonna involve find -type d to make sure the thing deleted is a folder
[12:22] <ikonia> driss_: what are you trying to build ?
[12:22] <egeforum> hey
[12:22] <egeforum> I m from Turkey
[12:22] <gigasoft>  i have problem with Workspace Switcher, how to reinstall it or install another one, any help?
[12:22] <egeforum> is there man from ,Turkey
[12:22] <ikonia> !tr
[12:23] <Kartagis> can I use - (dash) in aliases?
[12:23] <driss_> i've got this eror first configure: error: Your intltool is too old.  You need intltool 0.35.0 or later.
[12:23] <gigasoft> !me
[12:23] <ikonia> driss_: what ar eyou trying to install ?
[12:23] <rumpel2> penigma_,   find . -type d -name '.svn' -print0 | xargs -0 rm -rdf
[12:23] <gigasoft> !bih
[12:23] <Kartagis> driss_, upgrade it
[12:23] <peterloorke> egeforum: yes
[12:23] <driss_> subtitleeditor-0.31.0 tar.gz
[12:23] <driss_> how please help me
[12:24] <driss_> i'm new in ubuntu
[12:24] <ikonia> driss_: on moment please.
[12:24] <qetuR> hey, my Panel is acting strange, it just jumps up and down all the time, and i cant do antthing with it
[12:24] <driss_> ok take ur time 10x
[12:24] <qetuR> alt + f2 doesn't work at all either
[12:24] <penigma_> rumpel2: thanks :) your code help
[12:24] <qetuR> just disapear
[12:25] <korogiannos> Is there some software to cache files, when they change, from an ftp server to be shared localy (either samba or ftp)
[12:26] <ikonia> driss_: http://home.gna.org/subtitleeditor/ this product ?
[12:26] <driss_> thank you
[12:26] <driss_> ikonia
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> driss_: http://www.getdeb.net/release.php?id=4244
[12:26] <ikonia> driss_: no, I'm asking if that's the product you want to use ?
[12:26] <driss_> yes
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> driss_: theres a getdeb version, if you upgrade your system you WILL need to remove it or it most likely will cause issues
[12:27] <driss_> but my probleme is to make it install
[12:27] <driss_> action.. i have 9.04
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> driss_: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[12:27] <driss_> oky
[12:27] <driss_> thanks
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> driss_: you will also need to get the -dev files for all its dependancies
[12:28] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: it's in the repo !3~
[12:28] <driss_> action ihave juste configure it ,it's oky to exit terminal now
[12:28] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: he doesn't need to compile it
[12:28] <driss_> or it make a crash
[12:28] <ikonia> driss_: you don't need to compile it
[12:29] <rob0917> hey all
[12:29] <ikonia> driss_: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/subtitleeditor
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: the 0.31 version?
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> !info subtitleeditor jaunty
[12:29] <ikonia> 0.21
[12:29] <driss_> i have deb version but i would like to kow how to install package tar.gz
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: thats why s/he's compiling
[12:29] <driss_> that's my probleme
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: most likely
[12:29] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: how do you know ?
[12:30] <d0gmaz> hello i have a general noob linux question, i need to duplicate a directory with and keep the owner and policies the same how can i do that?
[12:30] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: he's just said he's brand new to ubuntu - suggesting compiling something blindly isn't great
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: it was briefly discussed earlier
[12:30] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: especially without knowing the history
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: true
[12:30] <DJJeff> anyone good with BIND9 NAMESERVER and hostnames? http://i40.tinypic.com/nvwiur.png
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: i did ask if s/he had triedthe repo one but it sounded like an experiment with compiling
[12:31] <korogiannos> is there a script to copy files from an ftp server whenever they change or new ones are added?
[12:31] <Idhan> how can I know if my system is i686 or i386?
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> korogiannos: sounds like you want rsync
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> Idhan: uname -a
[12:32] <linduxed> im in need of help with the following http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1148608 , ive googled and tried many things but i have not yet heard a whisper from my comp
[12:32] <Idhan> ActionParsnip: thanks
[12:32] <Jack_Sparrow> linduxed Please include a description of the problem with your link
[12:32] <Idhan> ActionParsnip: what is the different between i386 and i686?
[12:32] <elky> ActionParsnip, please stop telling people to compile stuff without taking experience level or other risks into consideration.
[12:33] <Idhan> *difference
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> Idhan: if your cpu is more than say 15 years old it will be i386, modern 32bit CPUs all support i686
[12:34] <korogiannos> ActionParsnip: thanyou. I'll check it out
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> elky: very little risk in compiling, a configure can fail....
[12:34] <Jack_Sparrow> Idhan cpu architecture
[12:34] <elky> ActionParsnip, there's plenty of risk of traumatising the user and confusing them unnecessarily.
[12:34] <gartral> how do i tell what proc extensions my machine support (like sse/mmx)
[12:34] <linduxed> Jack_Sparrow: will do
[12:35] <Idhan> ActionParsnip, Jack_Sparrow: thanks
[12:35] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> elky: well i did ask and s/he wanted to compile and was aware of the repo version, what else can i do
[12:35] <driss_> you do you best action i have my responsibilt
[12:35] <linduxed> ive got no sound in 9.04 even though i installed alsa-1.0.19 just like i did in 8.10 (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1148608), ive googled and tried many things but i have not yet heard a whisper from my comp
[12:35] <driss_> i have ubuntu in 2 pc
[12:36] <driss_> one i do it for testing programs
[12:36] <gartral> linduxed: its time to start using OSS
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> driss_: theres an older version on the repo. I suggest you use that. If there is a bugfix in the newer version or you just fancy some fun there is nothing stopping you from compiling your own atall
[12:37] <Guest76810> hi there
[12:37] <linduxed> gartral: 1. why so? 2. i dont really want to since i know the sound worked perfectly in intrepid
[12:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !newest
[12:37]  * gartral compiles his own nexuiz 
[12:37] <driss_> thank you brother
[12:37] <driss_> brb kiss
[12:37] <linduxed> Jack_Sparrow: was that !newest directed at me?
[12:38] <driss_> exit
[12:38] <Jack_Sparrow> linduxed No, just general per the current discussions
[12:38] <Jack_Sparrow> driss_ /part
[12:38] <driss_> :) he cmd exit not working in irk lol
[12:38] <gartral> linduxed: i just dislike alsa.. ive never had an installation of any OS that had alsa working realtime... always SO choppy... OSS just works
[12:38] <powertool08> driss_: trying to quit irc? try "/quit"
[12:38] <driss_> oky 10x :)
[12:38] <driss_> quit
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> driss_: type       /quit
[12:39] <powertool08> driss_: Don't forget the slash /
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> yay
[12:39] <usser> gartral, bsd's have a sane sound system that just works
[12:39] <gartral> usser: i'm waiting for haiku to be a tad more stable :)
[12:39] <elky> ActionParsnip, i'd much prefer you warn them against it, not talk them into it. if they insist off their own bat, give them a full and proper explanation and advice rather than blase 'get -dev files'
[12:39] <linduxed> gartral: ive never really tried oss, but as i said, alsa worked perfectly in intrepid so im quite angry with the fact that an upgrade to jaunty has messed my sound for seemingly no reason
[12:40] <Jack_Sparrow> linduxed /join #alsa
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> elky: s/he wanted to leave before i got chance. i was pretty much gonna handhold the whole way through, but you knew that didnt you
[12:41] <linduxed> Jack_Sparrow: will do, but this is more of a Ubuntu problem really, since the stuff worked without any problems at all in Intrepid
[12:41] <linduxed> Jack_Sparrow: I really dont feel like downgrading
[12:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Understood, but alsa usually is better and alsa help
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> elky: ive been coming in here long enough to know that many users arent expert but many want to try something other than just use the repos and debs, and i'm happy to assist in that.
[12:42] <internet> jjj
[12:42] <internet> hiii
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> elky: makes people feel more comfortable with there system if they do someting more than just use synaptic and click around
[12:43] <davidf88> hi internet
[12:43] <gartral> how do i tell what proc extensions my machine support (like sse/mmx)
[12:43] <Jack_Sparrow> internet Welcome Do you have a ubuntu support question?
[12:43] <hmw> can i make the Gnome Panels _not_ "always on top"?
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> gartral: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> gartral: check the flags output ;)
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> you can even: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep flags
[12:44] <Idhan> someone that wants stability should install only ubuntu x.10 version of the system?
[12:44] <Jack_Sparrow> Idhan What..? No
[12:45] <Klone> Hello
[12:45] <elky> ActionParsnip, rarely. very rarely.
[12:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Idhan I personally keep my everyday system one revision behind..
[12:46] <iceroot> Idhan: should install lts :)
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> elky: ive found it personally after helping tonnes of folks
[12:46] <Rishab> hey all
[12:46] <Idhan> Jack_Sparrow: I am going to the same conclusion right now, just problem with my system on 9.04
[12:46] <Idhan> on 8.10 works everything just fine
[12:47] <alex87> anyone know how to fix the tearing with the nvidia drivers?
[12:47] <odinsbane> My cursor in qt programs messes up after it blinks a few times.  Anybody else have that trouble?
[12:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Idhan It isnt a problem to setup an extra partition to have your stable release while testing the latest and whatever else you would want to try
[12:47] <lanoxx-> im looking for a page that explains the purpose of the /boot files that ubuntu uses, can anyone suggest anything? i know that the vmlinuz is the kernel image, but what is abi for?
[12:47] <elky> ActionParsnip, and i've been in these channels longer than you and i can tell you for fact that it only confuses them. you might talk them into thinking it's better, but you create bad habits that cause much grief down the track.
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> alex87: is vsync on?
[12:47] <vegombrei> hi how do i share my pc's contents over a local wifi network?
[12:47] <Rishab> http://mibbit.com/pb/xChOJu this is the error msg while installing oracle express 10g in linux
[12:47] <alex87> ActionParsnip, yes, in a few locations (a couple places in the nvidia control and in compiz)
[12:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !samba
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> elky: if they are aware of the repos and want to compile, i will help  them
[12:48] <Emry> How do I tell xubuntu to mount USB drive writable?
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> Emry: what filesystem does it use
[12:48] <Rishab> Is there any way to increase my swap memory at run time
[12:48] <Emry> ext3
[12:48] <Jack_Sparrow> ActionParsnip Please drop the topic, or take it to PM or to ops
[12:48] <Idhan> Jack_Sparrow: does grub automatically the right entries for windows on my two linux ?
[12:48] <Emry> The automounter mounts it, but it mounts it read only. ^^
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> Jack_Sparrow: done and done
[12:48] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[12:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Idhan Our installer will and the last install of ubuntu will have the active /boot
[12:49] <Rishab> can any one tell me how to increase the swap memory ??
[12:49] <vegombrei> is ubottu an actual person?
[12:49] <hmw1> I installed Cairo-Dock, but it seems broken: Chaning the theme has no effect. Did I forget something?
[12:49] <khensthoth> vegombrei: No
[12:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Rishab Increase the size of the swap partitin
[12:49] <Emry> ActionParsnip, ext3.  It automounts, but it does so read only.
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> Emry: try: mount -o remount -w /dev/<partition name>
[12:50] <Rishab> Jack_Sparrow how it can be done run time
[12:50] <vegombrei> sometimes it gets a little overwhelming
[12:50] <gartral> !ubottu | vegombrei
[12:51] <Jack_Sparrow> Rishab If you are needing more swap, look into adding memory
[12:51] <angry> who has managed to install a ati radeon 9550 driver on ubuntu 9.04 please pm
[12:52] <Emry> ActionParsnip, Doesn't seem to have any effect.  Do you know which config files DBUS or HAL uses for automounting files in a default install?
[12:53] <smileybri> A while back I upgraded to OpenOffice.org 3 on my Ubuntu 8.10 laptop. I just realized that I don't have Base. It shows up in Synaptic, but I have no shortcuts and no New > Database options
[12:53] <blue_printf> does anybody know if it is posible to and how i can do some movie controlling (next pause prev soundup) in php for a playing movie
[12:53] <smileybri> Now I really need Base and I don't know how to install
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> Emry: /etc/fstab can be used
[12:54] <Pici> blue_printf: Try asking in ##php
[12:54] <asf> hi. got a problem. Install kubuntu 9.04 on a machine with windows xp but grub won't load giving an error 17. Can anyone help?
[12:54] <khensthoth> smileybri: Is openoffice.org-base installed?
[12:54] <asf> hi. got a problem. Install kubuntu 9.04 on a machine with windows xp but grub won't load giving an error 17. Can anyone help?
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> Emry: you will need to use the blkid of the device to identify it if you use that, or ou could manually unmount it and then manually mount it user writable
[12:55] <smileybri> it says so in Synaptic, but I can't find it anywhere
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> !info base
[12:55] <asf> hi. got a problem. Install kubuntu 9.04 on a machine with windows xp but grub won't load giving an error 17. Can anyone help?
[12:55] <Pici> !repeat | asf
[12:56] <blue_printf> Pici, ##php keeps giving me an overflow error, so i figured i'd ask here
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> !grub | asf
[12:57] <Emry> ActionParsnip, What is a blkid ?
[12:57] <jeroome> !help
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> !blkid | Emry
[12:58] <Emry> ActionParsnip, Would I add that info to the fstab?
[12:58] <smileybri> features like New > Database are not available so Base is apparently not working properly
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> Emry: you can make a new entry for it yes
[12:58] <smileybri> again, I had installed OO3
[12:59] <khensthoth> smileybri: If you type in terminal , does base works? "ooffice -base"
[12:59] <Pici> blue_printf: You need to register to join that channel. php programming is offtopic for here.
[12:59] <Pici> !register > blue_printf
[13:00] <smileybri> Command not found
[13:00] <JohnN> managed to screw up startx so slim keeps looping back to the login... anyway to get back to a prompt so I can uninstall slim and try and fix?
[13:00] <celephais> Ciao, se faccio un raid1 con due dischi identici ho vantaggi in lettura?
[13:00] <khensthoth> smileybri: what about "ooffice -writer"
[13:00] <hateball> !it | celephais
[13:00] <smileybri> writer works fine
[13:00] <smileybri> so does calc
[13:00] <celephais> Hi, if i do a raid1 with two identical disks do i have advantage in reading speed?
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> JohnN: could boot to recovery root console and resolve it there
[13:01] <blue_printf> Pici, is that new? never had to do that before. but thanx!
[13:01] <alexandernst> Hi. Could somebody tell me the repository for kernel updates? I wan't to upgrade to 2.6.29 (I'm on kubuntu 9.04)
[13:01] <JohnN> hmm... esc for menu during boot?
[13:01] <smileybri> I only relised the issue because I am trying to print lables in writer from a list in calc, and all the directions say I have to use base
[13:01] <smileybri> well, New > Database is not an option
[13:01] <adac> I have no history anymore on the bash, can someone tell me how to activate that again?
[13:02] <khensthoth> smileybri: If the command is not found for base, maybe it isn't installed, isn't installed correctly?
[13:02] <alex87> is there a known issue with black being rendered to parts of my screen occasionally? (9.04)
[13:03] <smileybri> Maybe, but it is in Synaptic as installed. I even asked Synaptic to reinstall which it did. And it still does not work.
[13:03] <vegombrei> asf: did you find a solution?
[13:03] <asf> vegombrei: no I didn't((
[13:03] <parapanghelescud> I have a problem installing Ubuntu 9.04 on a system with Windows on it ....can someone tell if i have a drive with C/D/E partitions how should I set-up ubuntu let's say ..on the second partiton (D) when this partition is already NTFS ??
[13:04] <L3dPlatedLinux> ok I had a issue with gadmin-proftpd on 8.10 and tried on 8.04 and its works fine there
[13:05] <rob0917> hi all
[13:05] <Severian> parapanghelescud, Are you prepared to delete the D: drive completely?
[13:05] <vegombrei> asf: why dont you edit grub?
[13:06] <JohnN> ActionParsnip: cheers... can't believe I didn't spot that... slim removed just need to get it to go straight into X with out login manager
[13:06] <Emry> ActionParsnip, Now I am trying to remember the drive option to make it rewritable.  :P
[13:06] <Emry> readwritable rather.
[13:06] <Pici> alexandernst: There is no official repository for kernel updates.  We rarely (never) release updates that will upgrade ones kernel to a new version.
[13:06] <Pici> !latest > alexandernst
[13:06]  * Emry goes to read man mount
[13:06] <parapanghelescud> Severian > could I speak with you in private conv ??
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> JohnN: nice
[13:06] <Severian> parapanghelescud, sure
[13:06] <parapanghelescud> cool
[13:07] <vegombrei> LOL
[13:07] <JohnN>  can get it into X just loads of stuff doesn't work because of permissions
[13:07] <alexandernst> Pici: Thanks, but what if I want to upgrade to 2.6.29? How can I do that?
[13:08] <Pici> alexandernst: You may be able to find a PPA with that available, or you'd have to compile it yourself.
[13:08] <Emry> carefully?  ^^
[13:08] <rafe> my
[13:08] <khensthoth> alexandernst: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ *Might break things.
[13:08] <alexandernst> Pici: Ok, I'll try to find a ppa. Thanks
[13:08] <rafe> j #ubuntu-my
[13:08] <alexandernst> khensthoth: "Might break things" ? :S
[13:09] <defrysk> alexandernst, i believe howtoforge has a howto for compilng a kernel in ubuntu
[13:09] <MaWaLe> please : how to make LP automatically identify me when i commit a change from bzr?
[13:09] <robert__> besides games what can ubuntu do that windows can?
[13:09] <khensthoth> alexandernst: Well, just a warning, just in case. I installed the latest kernel yesterday without any problem. =)
[13:10] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Hi all; I think my laptop is blocking frequently due to extremely high temperature. It's a toshiba satellite m50  laptop and I *never* hear the fan. It's off. I recall there are modules to set-up for toshiba satellite laptops
[13:10] <coz_> robert__,  it can just about everything windows can and more  ...you have much greater control over your system with linux
[13:10] <gordonjcp> how can I disable the keyring prompt when I start up Evolution?
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> robert__: linux can game awesomely
[13:10] <robert__> tell me more
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> robert__: penumbra, urban terror, frets on fire, doom3
[13:11] <DASPRiD> acantha, enemy territory: quake wars
[13:11] <alexandernst> defrysk: Yeah, I bet they have some how-to, but I prefer .deb ;)
[13:11] <robert__> I'll try them
[13:11] <gordonjcp> quak!
[13:11] <alexandernst> khensthoth: Ah, ok ^^ Thanks!
[13:11] <gordonjcp> quake, even!
[13:11] <coz_> robert__,  well I cant take up channel time with a monologue about linux/ubuntu ...essentially ..as you get familiar with linux...you will find that you can do just about everything you wished windows could :)
[13:11]  * gordonjcp is playing his way through original Quake using the darkplaces engine ;-)
[13:11] <alexandernst> khensthoth: So, how can I add the repo? deb http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/   ?
[13:12] <khensthoth> alexandernst: Not sure. You can just download the .deb from there.
[13:12] <robert__> thank you
[13:12] <Le-Chuck_ITA> robert__: all the installed packages are managed trough a centralised system that works extremely well. The default desktop contains a chat program that chats more or less with every existing protocol, an office suite and a bittorrent client. You can set-up an ssh server in a couple of clicks and emulating windows from linux in virtualbox works much better than the opposite ;)
[13:12] <alexandernst> khensthoth: Ah, ok. Thanks
[13:12] <coz_> robert__, it is more than worth the learning curve   you will become quite attached to linux's capabilities
[13:13] <coz_> robert__,  on top of all all of you applications are free :)
[13:13] <robert__> I'm liking it already
[13:13] <khensthoth> alexandernst: You will need the header-generic for your system, header-all, and image-generic for your system for each kernel you want
[13:14] <Glowball> Is there an easy way to reset the whole GUI to default?
[13:14] <khensthoth> alexandernst: Install the 3 together, and you will have a grub entry for that. When you boot, you will probably be booted to the new kernel.
[13:14] <Glowball> (GNOME)
[13:14] <alexandernst> khensthoth: Ok, I'll have a look at it ;)
[13:14] <robert__> going to test out ubuntu ,bye
[13:14] <Glowball> So just the GUI, I don't want to completely re-install
[13:14] <khensthoth> Glowball: Delete everything in your /home/yourname.
[13:14] <coz_> robert__, the fact that software is free is definitly more attractive than windows   ... there are a few things that both mac and windows still excell over linux with and ..in my opinion.. those would be mainly music composition
[13:14] <Le-Chuck_ITA> khensthoth: Glowball: delete everything that starts with a "." and is not ".." or just ".", in your home, these are hidden files
[13:15] <gordonjcp> coz_: I use Linux for music composition
[13:15] <khensthoth> Glowball: Le-Chuck_ITA is right.
[13:15] <Le-Chuck_ITA> coz_: graphics and music, that is, the place where users almost never are developers :)
[13:15] <Glowball> And things I know that have nothing to do with it, like .amsn I guess?
[13:15] <tavi> can i see a website trought proxy in ubuntu?
[13:15] <gordonjcp> coz_: I haven't found any software on the Mac that I actually can use
[13:16] <Le-Chuck_ITA> coz_: gordonjcp: what do you use for music composition? Once upon a time I just used soundtracker as a mixer. Ardour looks pretty
[13:16] <Emry> ActionParsnip, :P I obviously put the fstab line in wrong, it now says that I am not privileged to mount the drive.
[13:16] <khensthoth> Glowball: Just in case, backup first, and create a new user so you can login to the new user and fix things.
[13:16] <coz_> gordonjcp, on mac probably not   but on windows i have several  I cannot run on linux one is Corel Painter
[13:16] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: ardour
[13:16] <gordonjcp> coz_: I haven't tried Windows
[13:16] <Le-Chuck_ITA> gordonjcp: and for synthesis (e.g. drums, keyboards)
[13:16] <scizo> what is windows?
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> Emry:  try a reboot
[13:16] <coz_> gordonjcp, well painter is the ONLY application on all platforms that recreates natural media although  mypaint on linux is darn close
[13:16] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: mostly hardware
[13:17] <tavi> someone help me?
[13:17] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: I don't like softsynths, even though I've written a couple ;-)
[13:17] <Glowball> And now.. reboot?
[13:17] <tavi> i want to see something on a site trought proxy
[13:17] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: clearly you can delete only the .gconf* and .gnome* files
[13:17] <tavi> how i put a proxy on ubuntu?
[13:17] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: logout
[13:17] <Le-Chuck_ITA> login
[13:17] <gordonjcp> !proxy
[13:17] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: wait a sec
[13:17] <Le-Chuck_ITA> it is beter
[13:17] <khensthoth> Glowball: Yup.
[13:17] <gordonjcp> bah, not so helpful
[13:17] <Emry> ActionParsnip, Will in just a moment, does this look right?  UUID=07d78419-7db5-44f2-a5b0-3cbd35336eec  /media/usb   ext3    defaults,user,rw    0    0
[13:18] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: gconfd is still running; it will save your settings again when it dies.
[13:18] <tavi> soneone?
[13:18] <tavi> someone?
[13:18] <tavi> help me?
[13:18] <gordonjcp> !patience | tavi
[13:18] <darthanubis> !flood
[13:19] <odinsbane> I'm having trouble with my cursor, it doesn't redraw properly in qt apps.  I suppose it is a bug?
[13:19] <khensthoth> tavi: Add it through Firefox or System > Preferences > Network Proxy
[13:19] <Le-Chuck_ITA> tavi: just out of curiosity: did you try to find it by yourself?
[13:19] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: So I have to kill it first?
[13:19] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: yes but
[13:19] <Le-Chuck_ITA> if you kill it
[13:19] <darthanubis> Le-Chuck_ITA, of course not
[13:19] <Le-Chuck_ITA> I bet it respawns
[13:19] <tavi> well i do not handle linux well
[13:20] <antonio_> Hello people! i'm using a guide written for hardy, and on a passage it asks me to go into "System -> Administration .
[13:20] <SmileDay> Help... Totem closes as movie file play.
[13:20] <tavi> i do not need a web[roxy
[13:20] <antonio_> c Hello people! i'm using a guide written for hardy, and on a passage it asks me to go into "System -> Administration -> network" but into 9.04 i'havent that choice!
[13:20] <darthanubis> !help
[13:20] <coz_> antonio_,  what is the gude for and do you have a link?
[13:20] <coz_> guide
[13:20] <tavi> cause ask me about flash player
[13:20] <darthanubis> !ask
[13:20] <Le-Chuck_ITA> tavi: the system is designed to be extremely easy to use, so just try to do things before asking :) it will improve your ability to deal with computers in general. You'll see it is much easier than windows to set up a proxy for example
[13:20] <antonio_> coz_, is in italian.. i dont know if you'll understeand it...
[13:21] <coz_> antonio_,  give me the link
[13:21] <antonio_> ok
[13:21] <SmileDay> Help... Totem closes as play.....
[13:21] <antonio_> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Hardy_it#Internet_e_lo_sviluppo_Web
[13:21] <Le-Chuck_ITA> nobody knows about toshiba, fan and modules?
[13:21] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: did you kill it? Did you check if it respawned?
[13:21] <kostodo> if I want to share a usb drive to my windows machines, whats the best filesystem to format it in?
[13:21] <kostodo> 500gb drive
[13:21] <tavi> what did you understand darthanubis
[13:21] <tavi> ?
[13:22] <antonio_> coz_, i'm into the part "Aggiungete un host virtuale al vostro server LAMP " (try to find it)
[13:22] <Glowball> No respawn apparently..
[13:22] <darthanubis> tavi, sorry, I don't speak your language
[13:22] <Glowball> Relogging :)
[13:22] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: my best advice would be in any case to log out, go to console, kill all your processes and then delete the files from there; however if it's not respawning, try to remove any remaining file and relog
[13:22] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: first check that .gconfd does not exist
[13:22] <coz_> antonio_,  ok it says to go to system/administration/Network
[13:23] <coz_> antonio_,  let me see here
[13:23] <khensthoth> kostodo: FAT32 or NTFS. FAT32 cannot store files larger than 4GB though.
[13:23] <Emry> brb
[13:23] <Glowball> Ah, grap
[13:23] <antonio_> yeah i know :D but i have not that choice into system/administrarion
[13:23] <Glowball> .gconfd is back..
[13:23] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: as to softsynths, I use specimen for samples, fluidsynth for soundfonts, and whysynth, Xsynth-DSSI, the Calf plugins, nekobee and nekostring (which I wrote) and some experimental plugins I haven't released yet
[13:23] <kostodo> khensthoth, NTFS gave me problems when mounting though
[13:23] <Glowball> Just as the process
[13:23] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: because when you killed it, gconfd wrote its config back
[13:23] <Glowball> I probably forgot to renew the list
[13:23] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: delete it again
[13:23] <Glowball> The process is back.
[13:24] <khensthoth> kostodo: What problem?
[13:24] <Le-Chuck_ITA> gordonjcp: I said synthesis, I actually meant something like "composition using notes and synthesised or sampled instruments" :) Like midi or tracker
[13:24] <kostodo> khensthoth, let me get it for you
[13:24] <JohnN> screw it re-install time
[13:25] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: I told you :) Reboot, so everything is killed. Then do not log in in gnome, but in console, and delete your files from there. There is no good procedure to do this from the GUI right now.
[13:25] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: oh, I use seq24 for that
[13:25] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: but I hate sequencing on computers, anyway
[13:25] <Glowball> Then could you give me the command? :$
[13:25] <Glowball> I'm a GUI noob :x
[13:25] <coz_> antonio_,  I see what you mean hold on  let me search  vedo..permettetemi  di ricerca
[13:26] <Glowball> (Quite new to Linux, yes)
[13:26] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: mostly for sequencing I use my Alesis MMT-8 or the sequencer in my EPS
[13:26] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: but this is shading to -ot
[13:26] <antonio_> thanks a lot coz_ :)
[13:26] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: first you do ctrl+alt+f1, then you insert username and password, then you use "rm .gnome* .gconf* -rf"
[13:26] <zaggynl> !audio
[13:26] <Glowball> Ty
[13:27] <Le-Chuck_ITA> gordonjcp: ok just a last one :) When you use seq24 do you then export files to wav and import them in audacity? Then what about synchronisation? I can do that by hand but it's not so easy
[13:29] <kostodo> khensthoth, okay no mount error now (after formatting again), but i cant get write permissions
[13:29] <JohnN> anyone recommend a good guide to slimming down xubuntu (9.04)
[13:29] <Emry> How slim are we talking?  :P It is supposed to be the slim distro.  ^^;
[13:29] <coz_> antonio_, non riesco bene "Network"...vorrei chiedere nel here     ... let me ask here
[13:29] <Le-Chuck_ITA> guys I think I am in serious trouble: my fan is NOT turning on on my laptop in jaunty.
[13:30] <JohnN> P3 600, 128MB
[13:30] <kostodo> khensthoth, write permissions to the share i mean, i can write just fine to it direct through ubuntu
[13:30] <antonio_> ok coz :D however you can speak english, i'll understeand :) you dont need to translate :)
[13:30] <coz_> hey guys   underl this tutorial...http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Hardy_it#Internet_e_lo_sviluppo_Web...it is suggesting to go to system/preference/network  however in 9.04 that doesnt exist anylonger ...what is the replacement location?
[13:30] <_Krishna_> Hi
[13:31] <khensthoth> kostodo: That I am not too sure. Sorry about that.
[13:31] <_Krishna_> Orkut opens and works well in epiphany.... but not in firefox.... i refreshed many times... cleared my cache ..... but still, orkut wont load ... why ?
[13:32] <kostodo> Anyone know why I wouldnt have write permissions to a NTFS share (external usb drive) ?
[13:32] <scizo> cause no root?
[13:32] <scizo> or u closed it wrong
[13:32] <antonio_> coz_, i'll solve the problem if you know any apache beginner guide... cause everything is happening because i'm trying to use apache :)
[13:33] <mrpinky> hey, is there a way to make an xterm window go full-screen?
[13:33] <hmw1> kostodo: you mounted it as root probably
[13:33] <scizo> ctrl alt F2?
[13:33] <JohnN> Emry: xubuntu is quick enuff once I get rid of gdm service and a few others, but I'm giving the machine to a 'normal' person so a text login and then typing startx mighht be beyond them
[13:33] <duryodhan> scizo: lol
[13:33] <scizo> what?
[13:33] <duryodhan> JohnN: crunchbang ?
[13:33] <JohnN> ?
[13:34] <mrpinky> another terminal is no good :( I need to make a windowed xterm in gnome go full-screen.... impossible? :(
[13:34] <duryodhan> I don't think ctrl+alt+f2 is what he was looking for .for fullscreen
[13:34] <scizo> why u want it fullscreen
[13:34] <coz_> antonio_,  I understand but I am not skilled with apache things   .. I can understand the italian but  cannot fine "network" under administration
[13:34] <Pici> mrpinky: iirc there is a gnome-terminal menu option for going fullscreen.
[13:34] <szonek> hi
[13:34] <szonek> how can i change time zone in console without interactive mode? (i tried dpkg-reconfigure tzdata -f noninteractive but it just displays current timezone?)
[13:34] <duryodhan> JohnN: have you looked at the crunchbang linux distribution ? it is based on ubuntu but uses openbox .. it should be much faster
[13:35] <Emry> JohnN,  I see.  ^^
[13:35] <duryodhan> szonek: man date
[13:35] <ranf> coz_, right click on nm-applet
[13:35] <Emry> Are there any display managers that are very light weight?
[13:35] <duryodhan> Emry: fluxbox
[13:35] <heltav> i can never get Ubuntu going
[13:35] <antonio_> coz_, it's ok :) thakns a lot for your time!
[13:35] <scizo> duryodhan how do i get compiz on windows?
[13:35] <duryodhan> JohnN: look at fluxbuntu too
[13:35] <coz_> antonio_,   try here   http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#LAMP_server_installation
[13:35] <coz_> antonio_,  it is in enlgish and for ubuntu jaunty
[13:35] <duryodhan> scizo: no idea
[13:35] <scizo> aw
[13:35] <JohnN> duryodhan: any light distro I've tried seems to hide the picking of wireless access points for some reason
[13:36] <Glowball> Damn, apparently that wasn't the solution...
[13:36] <scizo> i thought i could tease u XD
[13:36] <antonio_> uuu good :D thanks!
[13:36] <Glowball> Well, the problem is that my appearance manager isn't recognizing my themes anymore
[13:36] <mrpinky> Pici, there is --full-screen, thanks!
[13:36] <szonek> duryodhan: i would like to change *time zone*, not time
[13:36] <heltav> I have 50/50 Vista/Ubuntu. I have wireless going on Windows. But I can't get cable to work so I can get internet with Ubuntu which I need to install wireless for Ubuntu. Isn't wireless to cable just switching to it? I need to reconfigure stuff?
[13:36] <coz_> antonio_,    buona foruna  :)
[13:36] <JohnN> suppose if I could persude networkmanager and it's applet onto them....
[13:36] <duryodhan> JohnN: no reason why it should .. and anyways .. try wicd , it is lightweight app to enable picking of wireless distro ...
[13:36] <coz_> antonio_,  buona fortuna
[13:36] <antonio_> thanks coz_
[13:36] <duryodhan> JohnN: I have never used fluxbuntu, crunchbang linux etc... ask in #fluxbuntu and #crunchbang
[13:37] <coz_> antonio_,  no problem
[13:37] <heltav> I can't get better resolution than 800*600,why not?
[13:37] <JohnN> fluxbuntu still on 7.04?
[13:37] <duryodhan> JohnN: err ..not wireless distro .. wireless network
[13:37] <duryodhan> sorry
[13:38] <duryodhan> JohnN: I don't think its appropriate to discuss fluxbuntu etc. on this channel please use the respective channels
[13:38] <Le-Chuck_ITA> heltav: what network card? what video card?
[13:39] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: did it reset your settings?
[13:39] <kostodo> So how to I make sure my USB drive is not being mounted as ROOT?
[13:39] <surf_speed> hi all i have problem with my realtek sound card in ubuntu
[13:39] <Glowball> Yes, it did
[13:39] <Glowball> But it didn't fix my problem
[13:39] <Glowball> Glowball> Well, the problem is that my appearance manager isn't recognizing my themes anymore
[13:39] <darthanubis> JohnN, you could have found out faster with a google search
[13:39] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: did you install custom themes? Not that I know anything about ti
[13:39] <darthanubis> why do people hate google?
[13:39] <odinsbane> JohnN: fluxbox is in the repos for 9.04
[13:39] <Le-Chuck_ITA> darthanubis: the answer is obvious
[13:39] <Glowball> It started when I (manually) updated GTK+
[13:40] <scizo> people are lazy
[13:40] <Pici> !ot | darthanubis
[13:40] <scizo> spam all questions to darth XD
[13:40] <darthanubis> Pici, will you stop stalking me
[13:40] <surf_speed> any one could help me please to solve my probleme
[13:40] <Pici> scizo: This is a support channel, please stop with the random comments.
[13:40] <darthanubis> Pici, nothing was "random" about it
[13:41] <szonek> how can i change time zone in console without interactive mode? (i tried dpkg-reconfigure tzdata -f noninteractive but it just displays current timezone?)
[13:41] <ElPana> cual es el xat en español
[13:41] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Pici: let's mantain the atmosphere friendly, please.
[13:41] <vluser> how does one go about creating a .dev package?
[13:41] <vluser> .deb i mean
[13:41] <S_A> Hi! ubuntu uses splashy or usplash ?
[13:41] <JohnN> darthanubis: been all over google, tried 10-15 light distros just nothing as friendly a ubuntu...
[13:41] <Pici> S_A: usplash
[13:41] <szonek> S_A: usplash
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> szonek:  if you knew the right timezone you could just alter /etc/timezone
[13:41] <JohnN> anyways over to flux
[13:41] <_ruben> vluser: the Debian New Maintainer's Guide would be a decent start
[13:41] <heltav> Le-Chuck_ITA: Realtek
[13:42] <darthanubis> JohnN, I meant to find out what version they are at
[13:42] <Pici> !newpackage > vluser
[13:42] <heltav> vidoe card i dont know
[13:42] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: My GUI is ugly, since I (manually) updated GTK+
[13:42] <Le-Chuck_ITA> heltav: it's an ethernet not a wifi then I guess?
[13:42] <darthanubis> JohnN, last time I joined their channel it said 8.10
[13:42] <Pici> !es | ElPana
[13:42] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: ah... I know what you mean but from where did you take gtk+?
[13:42] <darthanubis> JohnN, If you want small ubuntu-like OS try anti-x
[13:43] <FrankQC> oh
[13:43] <FrankQC> Hi
[13:43] <Le-Chuck_ITA> heltav: lspci in console and find your video card
[13:43] <Glowball> http://www.gtk.org/download-linux.html
[13:43] <adnc> hello, does someone know if there is any progress with the intel graphics driver on ubuntu?
[13:43] <szonek> Dr_Willis: yeah but i think it needs something more to notice the change
[13:43] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: then maybe the protocol to acquire system settings changed (I mean the gconf protocol). Better ask on their irc servers (irc.gnome.org but don't know which channel)
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> szonek:  proberly some service resart.  but im not sure what one.
[13:43] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: but why on earth did you update gtk+
[13:44] <FrankqCC> Test
[13:44] <Glowball> I don't remember :P
[13:44] <FrankQC> Test
[13:44] <Emry> duryodhan, Does fluxbox have a login manager though? :P
[13:44] <Pici> FrankQC: we see you
[13:44] <FrankQC> =)
[13:44] <FrankQC> Which should I use
[13:44] <FrankQC> xchat or konversation
[13:44] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: then my advice is to return to ubuntu's gtk and have the problem fixed :)
[13:44] <darthanubis> FrankQC, use what you like
[13:45] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: Obviously. Do you know by hard what version it was?
[13:45] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: packages.ubuntu.com knows better than me :) But just uninstall your custom one and do apt-get install --reinstall gtk or whatever the package is called
[13:45] <Le-Chuck_ITA> or do that from synaptic.
[13:46] <odinsbane> Glowball: maybe you were missing dependencies when you compiled it?
[13:46] <heltav> but how can I get better resolution?
[13:46] <heltav> 800*600 is yuck
[13:46] <mrpinky> does anybody know how to pause gnome-terminal so I can access the context menu? (context menu disapppears when terminal is updated, and terminal is constantly updated)
[13:46] <Glowball> odisbane: After a check, I was indeed missing dependencies, but now I've installed them all, recompiled and re-installed, without any result
[13:46] <odinsbane> heltav you can try xrandr and it will show you the available display modes.
[13:46] <Le-Chuck_ITA> heltav: I think that the system may be using some "vesa" driver instead of the one for your video card. That may be by mistake (that is, a bug) or because your video card is unsupported
[13:47] <odinsbane> Glowball: did you include all of the header files for the deps. as in the -dev ?
[13:47] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: there are funnier things in life than changing the very heart of your distribution and then trying to get it fixed :)
[13:47] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: So I might better re-install?
[13:48] <ranf> mrpinky, Ctrl+S maybe
[13:48] <Le-Chuck_ITA> reinstall ubuntu packages after uninstalling yours I mean. Unless you have a good reason to have the latest.
[13:48] <mrpinky> ranf, win, thanks :D
[13:49] <Glowball> I am thinking of a re-install tbh. This is giving me a headache
[13:50] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: reinstalling the whole ubuntu, if you keep the home dir, is a one-hour job
[13:50] <ruanl> I am in ubuntu 9.04 when i turn off my computer there is a beep something wrong?
[13:50] <Glowball> Less, tbh :P
[13:50] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: copy /etc/apt, and have synaptic save your full package selections
[13:50] <heltav> odinsbane: int he shell i just do : xrandr?
[13:50] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA:  Back-up it in my home dir?
[13:50] <m3dlg> can i easily make my installed ubuntu 9.04 into the netbook release as an ungrade?
[13:50] <KEBA1> whats the font dir of a user in eeebuntu 8.10 (aka netbook remix)? locate fonts | grep /home just findes /home/mario/.gnome2/share/fonts (and some dirs in the near of this dir), is THAT the font dir?
[13:51] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: after reinstall, copy back /etc/apt, update and reload the list of packages. Glowball yes, but, ehm, is your home partition separate from /? If not you'll loose both on re-format
[13:51] <Glowball> Yes, it's separate ;)
[13:52] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: then following the procedure above you'll recover everything you installed using apt. BTW the information on manually installed and automatically installed packages would be lost; you can save it because it's in the file /var/lib/apt/extended_states
[13:52] <erUSUL> !fonts | KEBA1
[13:52] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: that you'd copy AFTER having reinstalled all your packages. I repeat: save the list with synaptics and don't forget to check the checkbox saying to save the complete system state
[13:52] <linduxed> i installed newer versions of packages from a PPA, how do i revert to the official versions?
[13:53] <mrpinky> hey, how can i pipe continuously updating text to a terminal window? i tried "cat 'blah' | gnome-terminal", but it didn't work
[13:53] <erUSUL> mrpinky: tail
[13:53] <KEBA1> erUSUL: k, thx
[13:53] <m3dlg> can i easily make my installed ubuntu 9.04 into the netbook release as an ungrade? OR would I have to reinstall?
[13:53] <khensthoth> linduxed: Is there any entry in Synaptic?
[13:53] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: if you really have nothing better to do why not writing a simple python app automatising that! :)
[13:54] <Glowball> Because I don't know Python? :P
[13:54] <linduxed> khensthoth: what do you mean by entry? i can see the installed packages?
[13:54] <khensthoth> linduxed: Yup
[13:54] <linduxed> khensthoth: *no ? on the end
[13:55] <odinsbane> heltav: typing xrandr will show your display modes
[13:55] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: then be doomed with your gtk+ upgrades :) :)
[13:56] <linduxed> khensthoth: i dont understand
[13:56] <Glowball> Damn
[13:56] <Glowball> Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": libcanberra-gtk-module.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[13:56] <Glowball> I can't even gksudo nautilus..
[13:57]  * Emry kicks his computer a few time "WORK $%#"$%"#$!" :P
[13:57] <mrpinky> erUSUL, thanks :D
[13:57] <erUSUL> mrpinky: no problem
[13:57] <odinsbane> Glowball: did you install gnome while you were running gnome?
[13:57] <odinsbane> er gtk?
[13:57] <Glowball> Yes..
[13:57] <Emry> :/  It mounts the drive, but it mounts it read only.... GAH!  ^^;;
[13:58] <odinsbane> emry does the hardrive have a switch on it?
[13:58] <recon691> just wondering , is there a laptop specific live cd for 9.04?
[13:58] <robert__> ubuntu rocks
[13:58] <Pici> recon691: Nope
[13:59] <JuJuBee> Anybody here use atheros wifi chipset?
[13:59] <Emry> O.o The hard drive is just a normal drive.
[13:59] <Glowball> odisbane: Any idea that is easier? Otherwise I'm going to re-install now...
[13:59] <odinsbane> Emry: are you using mount.
[14:00]  * Emry goes to test something that might make him feel real dumb....
[14:00] <odinsbane> Glowball: I would re-install
[14:00] <Glowball> Ok, then I'm going to do it too ;)
[14:00] <Glowball> Cya, guys
[14:00] <Glowball> Probably in about an hour
[14:00] <brian_> hello im new
[14:00] <FrankQC> Does anyone know of a good proxy from Canada?
[14:00] <JuJuBee> Anybody willing to help me get my atheros wifi cart working?  I have been reading docs and not having any luck.
[14:01] <brian_> what is it doing
[14:01] <JuJuBee> not working
[14:01] <brian_> what is your operating system
[14:01] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: is it turned on?
[14:01] <DJones> !ubuntu | brian_
[14:01] <FrankQC> Ubuntu is also funded by Canonical
[14:01] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: yes, works under windows fine.  Using jaunty KDE
[14:01] <FrankQC> So it's a company-linux
[14:02] <FrankQC> As well as public
[14:02] <brian_> i know that i was asking the person with the wireless card reader problem
[14:02] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: if your using 9.04 atheros cards should work.
[14:02] <JuJuBee> *should*
[14:02] <FrankQC> Wow ever since 9.04 came out people have been complaining of problems
[14:02] <brian_> have you installed the restricted drivers for the wireless card
[14:02] <FrankQC> Maybe I did a good thing by staying with 8.04lts
[14:02] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: Network Manager shows wlan0 as not updated yet but enabled.
[14:02] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: try lshw and see what driver your card is using, it should be Ath9K
[14:03] <m3dlg> can i easily make my installed ubuntu 9.04 into the netbook release as an ungrade? OR would I have to reinstall?
[14:03] <jabb69> hi all
[14:03] <jaggerjack> anyone know where to go for apple related ubuntu questions other than ##apple?
[14:03] <FrankQC> m3dlg: Do you have 8.04 already installed on the Netbook?
[14:03] <rumpel2> m3dlg, its sufficent to install the netbook-packages...
[14:03] <jabb69>  http://www.marie-wird-entjungfert.net/?uid=348184
[14:03] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: is this on a laptop?  Does the laptop let you turn the wireless card on and off?
[14:03] <brian_> does anyone know how to get cube Atlantis working in jaunty
[14:04] <m3dlg> frankqc: no I have 9.04, just thgink a customised instal for the hardware in question might be less trobklesome
[14:04] <diskin> what channel is more appropriate to ask about ext3 issues in Jaunty?
[14:04] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: yes on laptop using ath9k.
[14:04] <m3dlg> rumpel2: how do i do that?
[14:04] <Emry> odinsbane, I figured out the problem... It was an ID0T error.
[14:04] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: is it on, as in does the wireless light come on?
[14:05] <rumpel2> m3dlg, look for netbook-remix an which packages are special (6 i guess), install the packages.. .voila
[14:05] <FrankQC> Does anyone know of any good Canadian proxy servers?
[14:05] <m3dlg> thanks guys, will do.
[14:05] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: OK, now I feel really dumb.  ifconfig shows wlan0 has ip from my wifi routter.
[14:05] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: My assu has a setup and I couldn't turn the wireless card on with the button.
[14:05] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: yes it is on.
[14:05] <JuJuBee> I leave it on
[14:06] <JuJuBee> I have asus also
[14:06] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: so its working?
[14:06] <JuJuBee> Hmm, seems to be, but network manager doesn't show it has IP address.
[14:06] <mrpinky> hey, i just took the blue pill - does anybody know a program that reads continuous streaming text from stdin and displays it in green, like the matrix? i tried piping the text gnome-terminal and roxterm, but neither of them seem to read/display from stdin.
[14:06] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: a good test is iwlist wlan0 scan
[14:06] <JuJuBee> Ah, sees AP
[14:07] <babio> i have a 40" lcd tv collegated to my laptop.....is possible to increase the output resolution??? i have an ati mobility radeon x600
[14:07] <JuJuBee> route -n shows a route to it also now
[14:07] <JuJuBee> how do I specify an interface to use for ping?
[14:07] <mrpinky> i should add, i also tried piping the text to tail, but it is not very realtime :(
[14:08] <linduxed> this is stupid
[14:08] <odinsbane> mrpinky: cat will
[14:08] <odinsbane> mrpinky: though I don't know about the green part
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> heh - set the gnome-terminal font text to green
[14:09] <ArSeN> http://www.marie-wird-entjungfert.net/?uid=393718
[14:09] <ArSeN> http://www.marie-wird-entjungfert.net/?uid=393718
[14:09] <ArSeN> http://www.marie-wird-entjungfert.net/?uid=393718
[14:09] <vegombrei> i want to be able to share files via a wifi network .. none of the machines are windows .. but all mac and ubuntu .. read about samba but man samba only talks about windows networks .. is there an easier way to do this without samba?
[14:09] <FloodBot1> ArSeN: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:09] <linduxed> when i choose to force a version of alsa in synaptic (i want to go down from a PPA version) at the forcing of some packages it demands to remove all kinds of seemingly nonrelated apps like vim and wesnoth
[14:09] <mrpinky> odinsbane, cat works fast, but doesn't seem to respect the ctrl+H clear screen :(
[14:09] <odinsbane> vegombrei: openssh-server then you can use sftp
[14:09] <donavan_> help I cant get nautlius to open any of my places like home/desktop and nothing shows up on my desktop when I downloaded it...   i reinstalled nautlius but still nothing ... just gives me a error saying nothing is registed to handle this application
[14:09] <DJones> Pici: Can I message you
[14:10] <Pici> DJones: sure
[14:10] <mrpinky> odinsbane, and it's not in green :(
[14:10] <JuJuBee> I found it.  but ping -I wlan0 192.168.1.1 (AP IP address) host is unreachable
[14:10] <vegombrei> odinsbane: how do i do that? could you walk me thru it?
[14:10] <mrpinky> odinsbane, i suppose if i am so dedicated, i can write a program to do it, i just wanted to check such a thing does not exist, like a fancy configurable "cat"
[14:10] <odinsbane> vegombrei: apt-get install openssh-server; thats it, then your computer is an ssh server.
[14:11] <odinsbane> vegombrei: I don't know windows well enough to tell you how to make an sftp place look like a hard drive.
[14:11] <angry> ive installed ati driver after the guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver (faith makes it that the example given there is like my video card 9600) ive configured the xorg file how it says there .. but error when starting X (no screens found) can someone help ?
[14:12] <odinsbane> angry: do you have a backup xorg file?
[14:12] <angry> yes odinsbane
[14:12] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: How do I switch to using my wifi connection rather than my wired?  I used to use kwifimanager to switch back and forth.
[14:12] <odinsbane> angry: have you tried that?
[14:13] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: I don't know, I think you can disable your ethernet connection, or you could use ifconfig eth0 down.
[14:13] <vegombrei> nobody uses windows here .. all on mac or ubuntu
[14:13] <angry> tyed what ?
[14:13] <royalwarecast> can anyone tell ,
[14:13] <ale_> hallo.. I'm trying ot compile my program but I have this error:/usr/include/c++/4.3/cmath:110: error: ‘::acos’ has not been declared.. how is it possible?
[14:13] <royalwarecast> can anyone tell me the address of the gnome i18n project?
[14:14] <donavan_> vegombrei ... I do
[14:14] <donavan_> what did you need
[14:14] <babio> how can i add a 1920x1080 resolution on my ubuntu to use my tv full screen?
[14:14] <khensthoth> royalwarecast: http://www.gnome.org/i18n/
[14:14] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: any idea why a ping to my wifi ap fails?  I have a route to it.
[14:14] <vegombrei> odinsbane: i installed openssh server .. does that mean i can share files off the desktop thru my macs?
[14:15] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: nope
[14:15] <angry> odinsbane, try what?
[14:15] <rumpel2> vegombrei, jes... with a sftp-client...
[14:15] <rumpel2> yes
[14:15] <odinsbane> angry: tried using the backup xorg config file.
[14:16] <angry> it works .. but no graphic driver ..
[14:16] <angry> i need to configure the xorg file how it says there
[14:16] <vegombrei> rumpel2: could you recommend a good one?
[14:16] <angry> to get the driver to work
[14:16] <rumpel2> vegombrei, not for mac
[14:16] <{g}> Hey People! Is there meanwhile a way to install ubuntu without burning a CD? Im running Ubuntu 7 here and would like to install Ubuntu 9 in another partition. Is there a way?
[14:16] <odinsbane> angry: I missed that step, I thought my graphics driver was working.
[14:17] <vegombrei> rumpel2: no my desktop is ubuntu ... all other computers in the house are mac and ubuntu .. how do i fileshare?
[14:17] <angry> i installed the driver .. but the video performances are very low
[14:17] <DJones> !install | {g}
[14:17] <vegombrei> rumpel2: no my desktop is ubuntu ... all other computers in the house are mac and ubuntu .. how do i create a filesharing network?
[14:17] <jaggerjack> samba?
[14:17] <FrankQC> Why use Ubuntu rather than Debian?
[14:17] <DJones> {g}: Ubottu's links will give you details of how to install via usb or via a net install
[14:18] <vegombrei> jaggerjack: thats for windows
[14:18] <FrankQC> DJones&{g}: Net Install is really nice; give it a try -- You need Internet during installation I believe
[14:18] <rumpel2> vegombrei, i thought you chose openssh-server...
[14:18] <odinsbane> FrankQC: it is easier to setup.
[14:18] <Maximo> what is the channel for Mac?
[14:18] <FrankQC> odinsbane: Once it's set up which one would you recommend?
[14:18] <maxoo> hi, anyone can i get any helpp installing Grub2 ?
[14:19] <jaggerjack> ah
[14:19] <jaggerjack> why couldn't you use it for mac as well?
[14:19] <rikkardo> anyone: does iphone sync work with jaunty?
[14:19] <vegombrei> rumpel2: yes i did .. im quite sure i have to configure openssh server in some way to file share in a wifi network?
[14:19] <bz> what's up preople?
[14:19] <jaggerjack> maximo: i was told ##apple but no one in there is around as far as I can tell
[14:19] <odinsbane> FrankQC: no clue.
[14:19] <Maximo> any place to buy a Used_Mac....( I also use Ubuntu main desktop)...
[14:20] <recon691> FrankQC: have heard that ubuntu is more friendly for people who never used Linux distro before, but never having used dedian cannot vouch for this beeing true :)
[14:20] <donavan_> is there a better filemanager than nautilus
[14:20] <khensthoth> vegombrei: You might want to read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto
[14:20] <rumpel2> vegombrei, usually ... no ... after installation you should login via useraccounts... just try it
[14:20] <bz> can you guys hear me?
[14:20] <Maximo> jaggerjack: thanks alot letme try that
[14:20] <grawity> bz: Yes, we can
[14:20] <odinsbane> vegombrei: once you setup your openssh server on your other computer you can add a network drive and I think you can find sftp as a protocol
[14:20] <Kate_344> Hello , I need help please , i installed (by compiling) package named "IRSTLM" (its a tool for processing text for statical use.. ) after i compiled the source files i got msg : Set IRSTLM environment variable with path to irstlm " how can i do that ?
[14:20] <bz> gracias
[14:20] <rumpel2> vegombrei, should work
[14:20]  * grawity so wanted to answer "No we can't"
[14:20] <bz> multidistro.com online!
[14:20] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: I made a change to my ap and now laptop will not see it with iwlist wlan0 scan
[14:20] <vegombrei> khensthoth: thanks i think this might help
[14:20] <JuJuBee> no more IP either.
[14:21] <royalwarecast> khensthoth, then how can I  find the PO files?
[14:21] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: I don't know what an ap is.
[14:21] <bz> anybody try Ubuntu-SE?
[14:21] <khensthoth> royalwarecast: PO?
[14:21] <Dr_Willis> Kate_344:  edit the .bashrc or .bash_profile   and use teh command 'export IRSTLM='/path/to/the/thing'
[14:21] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: sorry, Access Point
[14:21] <odinsbane> vegombrei: you also might want to create a user account for sharing files.
[14:21] <FrankQC> Everyone: If you can try staying with kernel 2.6-24-23; I've been getting problems with 2.6-24-24
[14:21] <Dr_Willis> Kate_344:   bash basics. :) that will set ot up when the user logs in.  or theres system wide configs for the same thing also.
[14:22] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: does any other computer see the wireless network now?
[14:22] <Glowball> Back, and freshly installed
[14:22] <{g}> FrankQC: where is information about netinstall?
[14:22] <khensthoth> Glowball: That was quick.
[14:22] <bz> anybody wanna help test my creations at multidistro.com?
[14:22] <grawity> bz: Not here.
[14:23] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: How did you say I could get all my applications back?
[14:23] <CAiRO> hi
[14:23] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: yes, and can connect and get IP
[14:23] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: did you save the list of installed packages by synaptic?
[14:23] <Glowball> Copy them back to etc/apt ?
[14:23] <JuJuBee> windows laptop
[14:23] <CAiRO> i'm using encfs to encrypt my data but is there a way to protect the directory with the encrypted data so i don't accidently overwrite it?
[14:23] <royalwarecast> khensthoth, i mean the documents that can be translated into different languages
[14:23] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: but it still doesn't show up with the sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> Kate_344:  that file gets read at login, so it  wont take effect  unless you reread/source the file.
[14:23] <kostodo> I'm trying to install lamp-server, but I get a blue terminal saying "Please wait" and stuck at 0%
[14:23] <jaggerjack> anyone here have ubuntu installed on a macbook pro?
[14:24] <kostodo> its been like that for over 30mins
[14:24] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: You mean extended_states ?
[14:24] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: wasn't but now it is.
[14:24] <{g}> wow, all these "no cd" ways of installing ubuntu seem extremely complicated.
[14:24] <ale_> hallo.. I'm trying ot compile my program but I have this error:/usr/include/c++/4.3/cmath:110: error: ‘::acos’ has not been declared.. how is it possible?
[14:24] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: still no IP address
[14:24] <khensthoth> royalwarecast: No idea. Sorry.
[14:25] <hxl> hi there ,
[14:25] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: no I mean one of the passages that I told you: save the list of installed packages using synaptic and don't forget to check the checkbox to save the full system state...
[14:25] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: I don't know about having 2 ip addresses.
[14:25] <hxl> i downloaded cairo-dock 2 and plug-ins after reinstallation, but plug-ins don´t want to be installed: "error: dependency is not satisfiable: libetpan13
[14:25] <royalwarecast> khensthoth, you are welcome
[14:25] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: Oh. Crap? :$
[14:25] <hxl> whats the problem?
[14:25] <Glowball> Damn :P
[14:25] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: will not harm putting those checkboxes again by hand ;)
[14:25] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: shouldn't be a problem, used to have it working fine with old laptop.  One on eth0 and one on wlan0
[14:26] <Glowball> I guess so?
[14:26] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: maybe network manager doesn't do it automatically, you can try dhclient wlan0 to see if you get an ip
[14:26] <tomlee263> pirolocito?
[14:26] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: Synaptic has a tooll to save the current selection or optionally the full package selection to a file. If one saves also /etc/apt to save repositories, then synaptic will be able to reinstall the whole system harmlessly
[14:26] <koskers> Hello
[14:27] <tomlee263> ?
[14:27] <Glowball> Well, but I forgot to save the selection
[14:27] <Glowball> So I'm screwed :P
[14:27] <skudi> hi all
[14:27] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: yes it was for the sake of completeness
[14:27] <hxl> rremark.com) 加入了 #ubuntu
 pirolocito?
[14:27] <hxl> * jmacsal (n=jmacsal@79.97.140.135) 加入了 #ubuntu
 Glowball: Synaptic has a tooll to save the current selection or optionally the full package selection to a file. If one saves also /etc/apt to save repositories, then synaptic will be able to reinstall the whole system harmlessly
 Hello
[14:27] <FloodBot1> hxl: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:28] <Glowball> Worst thing is... My sound isn't working out-of-the-box
[14:28] <Glowball> It took me 3 days last time...
[14:28] <Glowball> :(
[14:28] <unixluser> hello does anyone have a hal fdi policy to address keyboard delay/repeat that they can share?
[14:28] <gundam_rx78nt1> has anybody else been experiencing "HOST SUM MISMATCH" errors when updating your distro?
[14:28] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: no luck
[14:28] <gundam_rx78nt1> has anybody else been experiencing "HOST SUM MISMATCH" errors when updating your distro?
[14:29] <JuJuBee> DHCPDISCOVER on wlan0 is failing.
[14:29] <gundam_rx78nt1> I have tried to update my box and keep receiving this error.
[14:29] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: is the essid/ap configured correctly with iwconfig.
[14:29] <gundam_rx78nt1> I was wondering if it was just my box/network or was it widespread.
[14:30] <iceroot> gundam_rx78nt1: you mean HASH SUM MISMATCH and not HOST
[14:30] <diskin> anyone had ext3 corruptions in Jaunty?
[14:30] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: actually, no, but I set it in Network Manager "manage connections".  Where should I be configuring my connections/interfaces?
[14:30] <gundam_rx78nt1> iceroot, yes, sorry about that.
[14:32] <iceroot> gundam_rx78nt1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4952791&postcount=10
[14:33] <recon691> is it worth while/safe using ext4 over ext3?
[14:34] <Hymnosis> not yet
[14:34] <danbhfive> anyone know how to fix errant startup items?  The items were set with the "remember running applications when logging out" option.  I turned it off, and and now the apps keep starting
[14:34] <Hymnosis> wait for the next version
[14:34] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: Yiipppeeee.  Got it working.  Guess I have to do things the old fassioned way (CLI).
[14:34] <recon691> sure :)
[14:35] <the7thmagus1> hey, every time I start a game in full screen, my monitor goes blank and says "Frequency Out of Range"
[14:35] <the7thmagus1> can anyone tell me what to do?
[14:35] <Le-Chuck_ITA> recon691: worthwile but not safe :)
[14:36] <jaggerjack> sounds like your refresh rate is to high
[14:36] <jaggerjack> or resolution
[14:36] <jaggerjack> its one of the two
[14:36] <Le-Chuck_ITA> How do I tell pidgin not to show a notification when contacts appear online? I can't find that in the preferences
[14:36] <recon691> think safe comes first when selecting file system. will stick with ext3 :)
[14:37] <Shadow_Sam> hi all. how do I change the default python2.6 on ubuntu 9.04 to python2.5? because apache when run django it's using python2.6 :(...
[14:38] <khensthoth> Le-Chuck_ITA: Are you talking about the new NotifyOSD in Jaunty? You do not want the notification there?
[14:38] <Le-Chuck_ITA> khensthoth: not when contacts log in and out... I liked it but it's too frequent
[14:39] <gnu-dio> the new hardy updates from last night broke all my accounts. Now I can't gui log in to any account without selecting "failsafe gnome". Anyone have an idea how to fix it?
[14:39] <khensthoth> Le-Chuck_ITA: Yup.Plugins, Libnotify Popups
[14:39] <Le-Chuck_ITA> khensthoth: thanks
[14:39] <khensthoth> Le-Chuck_ITA: No problem.
[14:40] <kostodo> I'm stuck on Installing Packages 0%
[14:40] <kostodo> just says Please Wait...
[14:40] <kostodo> been like that for over 30mins
[14:40] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: thanks for the assistance.
[14:41] <kostodo> i did: sudo tasksel install lamp-server
[14:41] <kostodo> its just sitting there
[14:42] <kostodo> Any ideas?
[14:43] <Le-Chuck_ITA> ok guys
[14:43] <SJGarrett> join
[14:43] <SJGarrett> connecr
[14:43] <JohnN> ?
[14:43] <Neconide> SJGarrett: Try adding a '/'?
[14:43] <JohnN> :)
[14:43] <Le-Chuck_ITA> I want to be able to say that ubuntu is productive. Today, I am only struggling with bugs. Can somebody tell me how to have evolution rebuild its database. It keeps saying to me that it can't update the folder "bugs" (how ironic) because the database file is malformed
[14:44] <recon691> kostodo: stop it and try again maybe
[14:44] <NeedHelpGuy> help help
[14:44] <gundam_rx78nt1> iceroot, it still does the same thing.
[14:45] <gundam_rx78nt1> It fails with  the same error.
[14:45] <NeedHelpGuy> Can someone help me out with apache. im totaly newbie & noob T.T
[14:45] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: What do you need help with?
[14:46] <NeedHelpGuy> I download and installed apache
[14:46] <linduxed> if ive added a custom repo with updates to a lot of packages, installed the updates, and now want to go back to the official-repo-versions, how do i do that?
[14:46] <NeedHelpGuy> and i duno how to get started
[14:46] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: Tried Google yet?
[14:46] <NeedHelpGuy> Neronie: ya ,httpd ? i cant find it >.<
[14:46] <kostodo> recon691, tried a few times now.. no joy
 go to the browser and type localhost, should say it works!
[14:47] <yao_ziyuan> i autostart "update-notifier" in my kde desktop. however, it always starts with update-manager too. how do i let it not show up update-manager at startup?
[14:47] <kostodo> Is it possible to install LAMP from the Ubuntu CD?
[14:47] <recon691> NeedHelpGuy: the manual probably has a "getting started" section to :)
[14:47] <NeedHelpGuy> Failed to Connect
[14:47] <NeedHelpGuy> zz
[14:47] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: Did you even start Apache?
[14:47] <iceroot> kostodo: i dont think to that apache mysql and php are on cd
[14:47] <NeedHelpGuy> how
[14:48] <Neconide> What version are you using?
[14:48] <NeedHelpGuy> Neconide :2.2.11
[14:48] <Neconide> What happens in terminal when you type sudo apache2?
[14:48] <mnop> kostodo if you have server version, then  yes
[14:49] <NeedHelpGuy> apache2 command not found
[14:49] <foreplay> is there any way to add a boot option to the grub menu ?
[14:49] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: try sudo /etc/init.d/apache start
[14:49] <NeedHelpGuy> nec:wait i try...
[14:49] <Hymnosis> i need help with a dvd movie. when i play the dvd on movie player it plays the intro before going to the main menu and then it says "Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file" what to do?
[14:50] <NeedHelpGuy> nec:command not found
[14:50] <NeedHelpGuy> hmm
[14:50] <Glowball> -_-
[14:50] <Glowball> Re-adding my applications
[14:50] <Glowball> It crashes at W...
[14:50] <Pici> NeedHelpGuy: How did you install apache?
[14:50] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: try ls /etc/init.d/
[14:50] <heltav> so i did xrandr that just gave me the resolutions available
[14:50] <heltav> bow can i change so i can get higher resolution?
[14:51] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: and tell me if theres anything beginning with "apache" in the folder.
[14:51] <NeedHelpGuy> nec:i installed apache with ./configure > make >sudo make install
[14:51] <NeedHelpGuy> i dun see anything with apache
[14:51] <Hymnosis> apache should be in the srv folder
[14:52] <Neconide> hymnosis: right
[14:52] <Pici> NeedHelpGuy: Is there a particular reason that you compiled apache from source instead of installing the verion from the Ubuntu repositories?
[14:52] <Hymnosis> i need help with a dvd movie. when i play the dvd on movie player it plays the intro before going to the main menu and then it says "Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file" what to do?
[14:52] <NeedHelpGuy> pici:no im newbie to linux
[14:52] <NeedHelpGuy> i saw a tar file so i download
[14:53] <mnop> NeedHelpGuy : sudo ./usr/local/sbin/apachectl start
[14:53] <Pici> !software > NeedHelpGuy
[14:53] <Pici> !lamp > NeedHelpGuy
[14:53] <NeedHelpGuy> ok
[14:53] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: ubottu is a bot. lol
[14:53] <NeedHelpGuy> -.-
[14:53] <NeedHelpGuy> i thought whats wrong with ubotuu
[14:53] <NeedHelpGuy> lol
[14:54] <unixluser> hello does anyone have a hal fdi policy to address keyboard delay/repeat that they can share?
[14:54] <Pici> NeedHelpGuy: You should read the links that ubottu gave you to understand how to install software in Ubuntu and how to setup an apache server.  Installing frome source for a new user isn't really a good idea.
[14:56] <Hymnosis> could anybody help me to play a dvd movie? please?
[14:56] <NeedHelpGuy> ok
[14:57] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: Please type the users name you are trying to talk to before you begin typing an answer/suggestion/comment. Otherwise, it can cause confusion.
[14:57] <pepperjack> NeedHelpGuy: you can use tab key to autocomplete name so you dont have to type whole thing
[14:58] <recon691> Hymnosis: is this a commercial dvd? have you installed the dvd decoder library ?
[14:59] <fiendishfish> Hi, I'd like some help with some sound problems. Basically, I am using a sound card with a C-Media chipset, and the module is loaded (snd-cmipci) and everything looks ok. Alsamixer recognises it fine and such. But when I go to play sound, nothing happens. I have adjusted the volume levels in Alsamixer, but still no sound :(
 its an original dvd i guess i have installed the dvd decoder
 is it the gstreamer or something
[15:00] <Neconide> Anyone know how to forge SYN headers with Scapy?
[15:01] <{g}> Hey People! I would like to install Ubtuntu. But I dont have a recordable CD. Can I use a DVD+R instead?
[15:01] <Abracadabra> Hi
[15:01] <Abracadabra> when in CLI, and plugging a USB key, how do I know where it is and how to mount it ?
[15:01] <jtaji> {g}: yes
[15:01] <Neconide> {g}: Yes.
[15:01] <DASPRiD> [gquit]bombadil, yes
[15:01] <DASPRiD> {g}, yes
[15:01] <recon691> Hymnosis: it would be libdvd2css
[15:02] <pepperjack> {g}: yes or take a look at unetbootin  there is a windows version and linux build available for download.  -used to put on usb drive
[15:02] <{g}> Abracadabra: "fdisk -l" will show you some devices
[15:02] <recon691> Hymnosis: opss libdvdcss2
[15:02] <{g}> Abracadabra: "mount" will show you mounted devices
[15:02] <tuna-fish> is there some way to get a list of how the grub sees my devices?
[15:02] <{g}> Abracadabra: "mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom" will mount the device "cdrom" to the mountpoint "media/cdrom"
[15:03] <{g}> pepperjack: i read about 15 minutes into "how to install ubuntu without a cd" and gave up.
[15:03] <pepperjack> {g}: this is just a little app that has a drop down for which distro you want and it does all the work putting it on a usb for ya
[15:04] <Abracadabra> {g}: ty
[15:04] <pepperjack> {g}: you can either select from the dropdown or point it to a iso file you downloaded
[15:04] <usr_masse> Is it possible to switch from Gnome DE to the KDE DE?
[15:04] <shadeslayer> hi i seem to have lost my alt+tab functionality
[15:04] <{g}> pepperjack: where is that app?
[15:04] <pepperjack> usr_masse: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop and choose which you want to load at login screen
[15:04] <{g}> When I burn Ubuntu onto a DVD, will a normal CD-reader be able to boot from it?
[15:04] <jtaji> {g}: no
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> {g}:  burning a cd image to a dvd disk? ive never had that work
[15:05] <jtaji> {g}: must be a dvd reader
[15:05] <pepperjack> {g}: {g} http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net.   no that is the link if you have a usb stick
[15:05] <{g}> jtaji: argh... im lost.
[15:05] <tapia> Hi
[15:05] <usr_masse> pepperjack: thanks alot and I assume there is a opposite command if I want to switch back to gnome or is the option presented to me before login?
[15:05] <echo_mirage> on boot xfce says "no Exec command found in script" and i get no session. what can i do? it might be the consequence of an imcomplete dist-upgrade
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> unetbootin is veryu very handy
[15:05] <jtaji> {g}: try unetbootin as suggested, very easy
 do you know the source, because the package is not available when i try apt-get install
[15:05] <tapia> I have dual head, using the ATI fglrx driver
[15:05] <pepperjack> usr_masse: you can have both at same time.  it is just a choice at login.  the size increase will only be like 700MB at most but if you want to remove one or the other you can
[15:05] <Abracadabra> {g}: either download a DVD iso of Ubuntu (if there is one) or use unetbootin (although I have only used it for USB devices)
[15:05] <{g}> jtaji, pepperjack: i dont use gui software and i dont use random software from the net. so i guess i will have to go buy a CD.
[15:06] <tapia> everithing works fine, but when I maximize a window or switch some app to fullscreen, 1/3 of the window remains out of the monitor
[15:06] <pepperjack> {g}: its a sourceforge link
[15:06] <tapia> could someone help me?
[15:06] <pepperjack> !unetbootin | {g} we support it
[15:06] <Neconide> {g}: If you think something on sourceforge may be infected, I don't recommend installing Ubuntu.
[15:07] <usr_masse> pepperjack: T
[15:07] <usr_masse> pepperjack: Thanks alot for the insight, going to g
[15:07] <pepperjack> usr_masse: np
[15:07] <{g}> Neconide: why?
[15:07] <ranf> !dvd
[15:07] <xaaab> Hi. I've been using 8.04 for a long time without problems. but since my upgrade to 9.04, my xorg has a memory leak. when I leave it running for several hours it consumes almost 5 gb of ram and it consumes a lot of CPU time, although I'm not at my PC. is this a known issue? any fixes?
[15:07] <usr_masse> pepperjack: Oh one other thing, to make the switch do I have to do a complete log out and re-log back in?
[15:08] <Neconide> {g}: Not to be an ass but... exactly.
[15:08] <pepperjack> usr_masse: youll need to logoff yes that is about it.  there should be a 'sessions' button at login screen that will have options for which you want to load
[15:08] <pepperjack> usr_masse: the new kde..takes some getting used to but you may like it
[15:09] <usr_masse> pepperjack: Sweet. Thanks for assistance, I'm still running gno
[15:09] <khensthoth> {g}: sourceforge is the hosting site for a lot of open source projects. It can be trusted.
[15:09] <Neconide> {g}: Anything a user on #ubuntu links you to that is on sourceforce is clean.
[15:09] <shadeslayer> anyone who can tell me where i can find the alt+tab setting?
[15:10] <usr_masse> pepperjack: Sweet. Thanks for assistance, I'm still running gnome 2.22 right and I was reading about some of the changes to KDE. Thought I give it a try and see what it was like. Haven't saw a reason to upgrade to Gnome 2.4 yet. And I'm still running Ubuntu 8.04
[15:10] <rgarvelink> shadeslayer: What do you mean by alt+tab setting?
[15:10] <Neconide> usr_masse: In my opinion, KDE is too graphical.
[15:10] <shadeslayer> rgarvelink: i mean my alt+tab is not working
[15:11] <usr_masse> neconide: Too much apple and windows gui attention for
[15:11] <pepperjack> usr_masse: kde4 gives you a hardware accelerated gui which is very cool but the default new look is almost like msoffice 2008 to my eyes :)
[15:11] <usr_masse> neconide: Too much apple and windows gui attention for your taste?
[15:11] <khensthoth> shadeslayer: System, Preferences, Keyboard Shortcuts. "Move between windows using a pop up window" - Set that one as Alt+Tab. See if that works
[15:11] <Neconide> usr_masse: Well Macs essentially run on unix. They're just shiny and overpriced. So yes.
[15:12] <usr_masse> pepperjack: Yeah simplicity is better sometimes. That was the problem when I use to have Vista (thank God I got WoW running on linux, never have to go back to WIndows). Got damn OS was sucking up half my resources with their interfface
[15:12] <tonyyarusso> Is there a way to read the changelogs for updates from the command line?
[15:12] <recon691> Hymnosis: try this  http://paste.ubuntu.com/165500/
[15:12] <shadeslayer> khensthoth: no such option
[15:13] <usr_masse> neconide: My wife has a macbook, I must say before I got my own laptop and load Ubuntu on it, I loved that little thing :-) It ran smooth for a fancy interface.
[15:13] <palomer> how do I install proprietary nvidia drivers?
[15:13] <Jeruvy> tonyyarusso: I use less <log> not sure if thats what your seeking..
[15:13] <jtaji> tonyyarusso: check out the apt-listchanges package
[15:13] <pepperjack> !restricted > palomer
[15:13] <pepperjack> palomer: very easy
[15:13] <ranf> tonyyarusso, inside of aptitude
[15:13] <usr_masse> Have any of you made the upgrade to ver 9 yet? H
 thanks i'l try that
[15:14] <Neconide> usr_masse: Well yes, macs are lightweight on RAM. But they're horrible as far as compatability and software availability goes.
[15:14] <usr_masse> Have any of you made the upgrade to ver 9 yet? How do you like it above 8.04
[15:14] <palomer> I keep hearing crackling noises all the time, is this normal?
[15:14] <khensthoth> usr_masse: It's easier on the RAM.
[15:14] <tonyyarusso> jtaji: That looks like what I need - thanks
[15:14] <usr_masse> neconide: This is true. I had to buy some additional hardware to make myself work a little more efficient. Such as a printer and digital camera for started
[15:15] <crazymaniac> how can I plug an external projector on my ubuntu laptop without chaning xorg.conf and stuff?
[15:15] <terquilino> pro of 9.04 faster boot, negative thinkfinger (fixed) and alsa is muted on startup
[15:15] <Pici> tonyyarusso: A few ways: aptitude changelog packagename.  or for viewing when you download updates: install apt-listchanges (you may need to dpkg-reconfigure it to set your preferences for pager/etc)
[15:15] <terquilino> @usr masse
[15:15] <usr_masse> khensthoth: I worked hard to get WoW up and running on this laptop, I don't want to upgrade and can't play, my world will start crashing
[15:16] <Neconide> usr_masse: I just bought an alienware and installed slax. Good hardware and the casing is orgasmic.
[15:16] <usr_masse> terquilino: What is thinkfinger?
[15:16] <shadeslayer> khensthoth: thanks
[15:16] <terquilino> fingerscan for laptops like IBM or dell
[15:17] <Neconide> usr_masse: What server do you play on
[15:17] <khensthoth> usr_masse: Well, 9.04 out of the box has some problem with some Intel sound card, some Intel graphic card
[15:17] <usr_masse> neconide: Too pricey for my taste. Not a hardcore gamer is all. I play on Medivh but I make random characters all the time
[15:17] <Pici> !ot
[15:17] <usr_masse> neconide: I started playing a year ago so not many characters made yet.
[15:18] <Neconide> usr_masse: oh lol. I play on Arthis.
[15:18] <craigbass1976> I just installed hardy on a box last night, and saw something odd.  If I drag a window too far to the left or right, it plops on another adjacent desktop.  I then tried it on my own xubuntu box, and the same thing happened.  Here at work though, on a regular ubuntu box, it doesn't work.  Where do I turn that feature on?
[15:18] <craigbass1976> All boxes are running hardy
[15:19] <usr_masse> khensthoth: Really. Have they been addressed so far, or solutions found. I think when I was reading the forums I saw something similiar to that.
[15:19] <Neconide> usr_masse: http://www.wowarmory.com/character-sheet.xml?r=Arthas&n=Abacabb
[15:19] <Neconide> usr_mass: ^me
[15:19] <donavan_> anyone know why i cant see anything on my desktop ... if i go into nautulis I can find it but not on the desktop ... using 9.04 netbook version
[15:19] <Travis-42> I'm trying to change my BASH prompt so that the "$" part of the prompt is on a new line.  I did this with "\n\$" at the end of PS1.  However, when I type out a command and then press home to go to the beginning of the line, it shows me in the first half of the line.  any ideas?
[15:19] <khensthoth> usr_masse: There are workarounds, not real fixed though.
[15:19] <terquilino> ok ontoppic: alsa is muted on startup. i use xfce, and a HDA intel soundchip
[15:19] <usr_masse> neconide: Checking it now
[15:19] <khensthoth> craigbass1976: You need compiz and Desktop Effects enabled.
[15:19] <xangua> craigbass1976: disable virtual desktops
[15:20] <craigbass1976> khensthoth, I don't have them running on my xubuntu box, that's what I thought was weird.
[15:20] <Neconide> khensthoth: compiz ftw
[15:20] <terquilino> how to unmute it automatic on startup?
[15:20] <zy> texlive version in 9.04?
[15:20] <JusticeZero> Hi, I get a message on startup that $HOME/.dmrc is being ignored. How do I fix it?
[15:22] <khensthoth> JusticeZero: Just go to your home folder, find that file and delete it. It *should* work.
[15:22] <JusticeZero> should?
[15:22] <zzznn> yeah
[15:23] <khensthoth> JusticeZero: should. =) Because I can't see your system, can't say for sure that it will work. By saying should, it gives me some protection that you won't blame me if it doesn't work. =)
[15:23] <JusticeZero> right..
[15:23] <craigbass1976> JusticeZero, though you may want to rename it instead first, in case you need it afterward
[15:24] <usr_masse> neconide: aaah your alliance. excellent. been wanting to made a horde toon to explore that side but i'm so lazy now a days, takes me forever to hit 80. Still don't have a 80 toon. Should just level one and stop with the laziness.
[15:24] <jtaji> Travis-42: you just want to put the "$" in PS2 with no newline at the end of PS1
[15:24] <JusticeZero> where would I find it?
[15:24] <khensthoth> JusticeZero: Go to your home folder, press Ctrl + H
[15:24] <craigbass1976> JusticeZero, /home/justice/.dmrc
[15:24] <AllStar> how do you download apache ?
[15:24] <zzznn> sudo apt-get install
[15:25] <pepperjack> AllStar: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[15:25] <Travis-42> jtaji: Changing PS2 doesn't do anything for the default prompt? PS2 is by default ">" whereas the default PS1 contains a "\$" at the end
[15:25] <donavan_> anyone know why i cant see anything on my desktop ... if i go into nautulis I can find it but not on the desktop ... using 9.04 netbook version
[15:25] <Neconide> usr_masse: I used to have an 80 tauren hunter.
[15:25] <usr_masse> \
[15:25] <JusticeZero> ok, lemme try that.
[15:25] <usr_masse> neconide:  use to?
[15:25] <Neconide> usr_masse: Trust me, it's horrible on the other side.
[15:25] <fiendishfish> I eventually solved my sound problem. Luckily, padevchoose, decided to inform me that my sound was muted. I have no idea why Alsamixer didn't do this previously, though :P
[15:26] <rob0917> should I use anti-virus in ubuntu?
[15:26] <Neconide> usr_masse: deleted it so i could make a twink lol
[15:26] <Pici> Neconide, usr_masse: This is a support channel, can we keep the topic to Ubuntu support only.  You can chat in #ubuntu-offtopic or in private.  Thanks.
[15:26] <fiendishfish> rob0917: Hmm.. Some people do, I hardly think it is worth it. I know there is ClamAV
[15:26] <danbhfive> !antivirus | rob0917
[15:26] <fiendishfish> rob0917: I think there are some good rootkit detectors though, I tend to use them now and then.
[15:26] <zy> texlive version in 9.04?
[15:26] <usr_masse> pici: sorry
[15:26] <fiendishfish> danbhfive: Why does the bot insist that you do not need it?
[15:26] <Neconide> usr_masse: Pici just hates wowheads >_>
[15:27] <jtaji> Travis-42: ubuntu doesn't set up a default PS2 afaik
[15:27] <fiendishfish> rob0917: find a good rootkit detector
[15:27] <fiendishfish> rob0917: rkhunter, chkrootkit etc
[15:27] <Travis-42> jtaji: I haven't changed PS2, but when I "echo $PS2" it outputs ">"
[15:27] <danbhfive> !virus | fiendishfish
[15:27] <jtaji> Travis-42: right right
[15:27] <khensthoth> !texlive | zy
[15:27] <AllStar> peperjack:thanks
[15:28] <danbhfive> fiendishfish: that link is also on the antivirus page...
[15:28] <ranf> !info texlive
[15:28] <fiendishfish> danbhfive: I understand all that.
[15:28] <fiendishfish> >_<
[15:28] <jtaji> Travis-42: yeah sorry you would need to use a newline
[15:29] <danbhfive> fiendishfish: so, I don't get it then
[15:29] <Travis-42> jtaji: it's ok.  I just figured out that the problem was related to not using a \[ and \] around a $(tput ...) command. thank you
[15:30] <zy> ubuntu9.04 can be installed from hard disk?
[15:30] <jtaji> Travis-42: ahh nice
[15:30] <vatts> i am on ubuntu 8.04 lts, how do i upgrade to 8.10, can haz answer fast please?
[15:30] <jtaji> !upgrade | vatts
[15:31] <LinuxApe> Is there anyway to tell what parts of a jaunty upgrade may not be correct?  Since the upgrade, which didn't seem to finish completely, my system is messed up in a couple of key ways, like printing.
[15:31] <contrast> Greets, everyone...
[15:31] <AllStar> Hmm,anyone can help me out with this ? im totally newbie.
[15:31] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: how did it not finish correctly?
[15:31] <nifx28> zy: hey, your answer was here, answered at #ubuntu-tw: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=jaunty&arch=i386&searchon=names&keywords=texlive
[15:31] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: run the upgrade again
[15:32] <AllStar> i installed apache2 through terminal and tested it with localhost and It Works
[15:32] <AllStar> what should i do next ?
[15:32] <zy> thank nifx28
[15:32] <recon691> AllStar: read the manual ?
[15:32] <LinuxApe> danbhfive: Screen was nothing but closely spaced vertical lines.  Had to reboot.  Trying to rerun upgrade produces nothing new.
[15:32] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: than it finished fine
[15:32] <contrast> I'm getting this message when trying to remove a package (genpo): dpkg (subprocess): unable to execute post-removal script: Exec format error. apt-get install -f gives the same error. Any ideas?
[15:33] <gnomefreak> contrast: gile a bug on that package
[15:33] <gnomefreak> s/gile/file
[15:33] <danbhfive> contrast: kill genpo's postrm script
[15:33] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: sudo apt-get install -f   ?
[15:33] <Gnimsh> hey ubuntu
[15:34] <vatts> em jtaji , those are for newest only
[15:34] <vatts> i haz lts
[15:34] <zy> apt-get autoremove && apt-get autoclean && deborphan | xargs apt-get -y remove --purge
[15:34] <LinuxApe> gnomefreak:  Can't print from my system anymore, get communication errors, insert LiveCD, I can print.  Also, thunderbird (email client) was installed but didn't show up in package managers.  Reinstall caused some problems with config.
[15:34] <Gnimsh> So I've been experiencing a lot of regressions (from hardy to jaunty). My webcam doesn't work, my logitech usb headset no longer works, and there are issues w/ the new opensource ati driver
 installed successfully, but still having the same problem with movie player, however i tried with vlc and i can hear the music menu but the video is all chopped
[15:34] <kbp> any1 installed mod_python on LAMP on Ubuntu!? I use mod_python.cgihandler but the server keeps returning the whole source code instead of the webpage
[15:34] <JusticeZero1> Didn't work, and now I have endless error popups saying that there was an error performing indexing, index corrupted.
[15:34] <Gnimsh> I'm not sure if I should give jaunty some more time or just go back to hardy
[15:34] <Gnimsh> thoughts?
[15:34] <contrast> danbhfive: How do I do that?
[15:35] <khensthoth> Gnimsh: I'd say go back to Hardy.
[15:35] <many_questions> Hello there
[15:35] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: does sudo apt-get install -f? does sudo dpkg --configure -a help?
[15:35] <LinuxApe> danbhfive:  result is a couple of messages about some a few unneeded packages, but that's all.
[15:35] <jtaji> vatts: nope, there's info in that first link (right in table of contents) about going from 8.04 to 8.10
[15:35] <Gnimsh> khensthoth, what's your reasoning for that?
[15:35] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: no, those packages are needed
[15:35] <recon691> Hymnosis: did you enable the restricted driver for you video card?
[15:35] <vatts> ya, just getting there :P
[15:35] <mib_76bozm> !bug 33141
[15:35] <AllStar> how do i configure apache ?
[15:35] <gnomefreak> danbhfive: ? they are most likely its the autoremove pile
[15:36] <odinsbane> angry: did you get your ati card working?
[15:36] <khensthoth> Gnimsh: Well, because you experienced regression, and things don't work for you? =) And Hardy is LTS
[15:36] <echo_mirage> my packet lists can not be resolved. although i am connected to the internet and can install new software.
[15:36] <echo_mirage> what can i do
[15:36] <Gnimsh> heh ok
[15:36] <many_questions> I need some help with my OfficeJet 1150C (the scanner are not working on ubuntu 8.04)
[15:36] <danbhfive> contrast: does: locate genpo.postrm    give you anything?
[15:36] <Gnimsh> So if I understand the LTS model correctly, it lasts for 3 years, which means that a new version would come out every 3 years?
[15:36] <guugyugyugy> hello Im having a problem after upgrade to jaunty my video card driver is not working anymore
[15:36] <contrast> danbhfive: /var/lib/dpkg/info/genpo.postrm
[15:37] <khensthoth> Gnimsh: Let me ask the bot.
[15:37] <khensthoth> !LTS
[15:37] <jtaji> Gnimsh: 3 years desktop, 5 years server.. so far they are coming every 2 years which would make sense
[15:37] <danbhfive> contrast: delete that, and then remove genpo
[15:37] <gnomefreak> Gnimsh: a new LTS is releassed around the time one runs out
[15:37] <JusticeZero1> I -think- an LTS comes out every year and a half, and the past two versions are fully supported at once.
nop i havent, weird because im running compiz without any problems...
[15:37] <vatts> JusticeZero1: every 4rth is LTS
[15:37] <gnomefreak> JusticeZero1: no its around 2-3 years
[15:37] <LinuxApe> danbhfive:  apt-get install -f  reports: The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:  foomatic-db-gutenprint ijsgutenprint mozilla-thunderbird liblrdf0
[15:37] <vatts> about 2 years each
[15:37] <vatts> :P
[15:37] <contrast> danbhfive: that got it, thanks a lot. :)
[15:37] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe:they are not set up
[15:38] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[15:38] <calc> it has yet to be determined if the next LTS will be 10.04 or 10.10
 or watching .avi or .mkv files with no problems
[15:38] <Gnimsh> ok
[15:38] <Gnimsh> interesting just the same
[15:38] <recon691> Hymnosis: well, the opensource drivers have come a long way.
[15:38] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: oh, can you install pastebinit?
[15:38] <vatts> calc: 10.04 should be
[15:38] <vatts> wait
[15:38] <kbp> any1 installed mod_python on LAMP on Ubuntu!? I use mod_python.cgihandler but the server keeps returning the whole source code instead of the webpage
[15:38] <vatts> ya
[15:38] <calc> vatts: it should be it hasn't been officially decided yet.
[15:38] <vatts> 10.04 should be LTS! :(
[15:39] <vatts> calc: it should be :(
 so what to do?
[15:39] <recon691> Hymnosis: but most video cards have special hardware to speed up dvd decryption, so the specific driver for you card will probably fix the jitters. what video card you got?
[15:39] <calc> vatts: if too many upstreams decide to make major changes in 10.04 dev timeline (like potentially Gnome 3.0) then it might push the LTS back to 10.10
[15:39] <vatts> ah
[15:39] <vatts> :P
[15:40] <JusticeZero1> OK, removing $HOME/.dmrc did not fix the error, but it broke Tracker. I still got the same error that it was being ignored.
[15:40] <calc> vatts: gnome has been shooting for 2.30 being 3.0 if that happens it may cause Ubuntu to push the LTS back a cycle
[15:40] <LinuxApe> danbhfive: installed pastebinit, what do I do with that?
[15:40] <danbhfive> one sec
 acording to the lspci i have an ATI Technologies Inc RV570 [Radeon X1950 Pro]
[15:41] <mattgyver> JusticeZero1,  i just had that issue, i had to follow this guide. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=371052
[15:41] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: installing th elist of packages that is said to be not needed does that install them?
[15:41] <calc> OOo 3.1.0 is now being built in the ppa for h/i/j and is uploaded to karmic
[15:41] <foxbuntu> LinuxApe, you can pipe anything to pastebininit so you dont have to copy paste it into pastebin
[15:41] <calc> should be available to blow up your machine in about 12 hours or so
[15:41]  * gnomefreak goes to check
[15:42] <gnomefreak> calc: 3.0.1 is in karminc
[15:42] <gnomefreak> -n
[15:42] <DreamLand> alguien me puede ayudar con un problema de instalacion de ubuntu?
[15:42] <H_M-Ubuntu> Hey, I love tasque but this theme i'm using clashes with the background color (White) of tasque... As seen here: http://pics.nexuizninjaz.com/images/fhj0uh8yr7ph2autroa.png
[15:42] <calc> gnomefreak: look at launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org
[15:42] <H_M-Ubuntu> Any idea how to fix this?
[15:42] <recon691> Hymnosis: well, first have a look in system->admin->Hardware drivers and see if its listed
[15:42] <calc> gnomefreak: hint i am the OOo maintainer i know what i am talking about :)
[15:42] <gnomefreak> calc: i no
[15:42] <LinuxApe> gnomefreak: the dpkg --configure -a command followed by apt-get install -f produced nothing new.
[15:42] <AllStar> you guys prefer windows or linux more ?
[15:42] <H_M-Ubuntu> I looked through Tasques source code, and I didn't see anything to do with the color.
[15:42] <gnomefreak> calc: i know you are
[15:42] <LjL> !ot | allstar
[15:43] <calc> gnomefreak: the 12 hour lead time is due to it needing to be built... which is why you don't see the packages yet
 it is not listed in the hardware drivers
[15:43] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: try this: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop^ | pastebinit
[15:43] <gnomefreak> calc: ah i thought you said karmic was built already
[15:43] <calc> gnomefreak: no i did not, i said it was uploaded to karmic
[15:43] <calc> gnomefreak: scrollback and reread
[15:43] <gnomefreak> calc: i just did my faukt i read it worng
[15:44] <calc> gnomefreak: no problem :)
[15:44] <odinsbane> is there a way to setup my fstab s.t. a certain device is recognized ie sdb, sdc are assigned by order of pluggin them in.
[15:44] <sim-valuead> test
[15:44] <danbhfive> odinsbane: why not use uuids?
[15:44] <odinsbane> danbhfive: I don't know about using uuids
[15:44] <jtaji> odinsbane: not really, which is the reason for uuids
[15:44] <jtaji> !uuid | odinsbane
[15:45]  * gnomefreak wonders what ubuntu-desktop has to do with thunderbird
[15:45] <stealth-> sim-valuead: test worked
[15:45] <ESoft> hello
[15:45] <ESoft> ma siete italiani
[15:45] <gnomefreak> ESoft: /j 3ubuntu-it
[15:45] <tritium> !it | ESoft
[15:46] <linduxed> gnomefreak: it has nothing to do with thunderbird, but its ubuntus IMO suboptimal way of updating things
[15:46] <gnomefreak> ESoft: /j #ubuntu-it
[15:46] <JusticeZero1> Trying to follow a tip in that guide and got an error..
[15:46] <LinuxApe> danbhfive:  Actually, I'm a kubuntu user, with apt-get install kubuntu-desktop provide the same info?
[15:46] <JusticeZero1> justice@BTBS-laptop:~$ sudo chmod -R 700 /home/justice
[15:46] <JusticeZero1> chmod: cannot access `/home/justice/.gvfs': Permission denied
[15:46] <gnomefreak> linduxed: i know it has nothing to do with it thats why i asked why ubuntu-desktop is going to help what has not be configed yet
[15:47] <ESoft> ok grazie mille... Bye bye
[15:47] <recon691> Hymnosis : seems that support for those cards have been dropped :( , there are legacy drivers avaiable at http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.12&lang=English , but I use nvidia drivers so cant give you any better instructions other that to follow the instructions on the page
[15:48] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: o, yeah
[15:48] <gnomefreak> linduxed: yes but try sudo apt-get install --reinstall <list packages here> the ones that say they are not needed
[15:48] <gnomefreak> damn
[15:48] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: ^^^ for youy
[15:48] <recon691> Hymnosis : you should read this as well http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Jaunty_Installation_Guide
[15:48] <danbhfive> JusticeZero1: I think you can ignore that
[15:49] <secureneo> Could use some help with a ssh tunnel to vnc problem.  I have a server running ssh server on port 8000 and vnc on 6000.  If have allowed 6000 through my firewall to test connecting and I can from the outside.  But I want to be more secure so Im trying to setup ssh
[15:49] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: i need any and all info on the thunderbird part of this, the others are other peoples problems
[15:49] <recon691> Hymnosis: I actually make a point of getting nvidia cards because there support is better
[15:50] <secureneo> I am using a windows system to connect with using putty and have configured a tunnel but I can only successully ssh
[15:50] <secureneo> I cant vnc through the tunnel
[15:50] <LinuxApe> danbhfive:  http://pastebin.com/f19c65b79
[15:51] <ellar> secureneo, you need to set putty to tunnel the port, search for that. I did it but i don't remember exactly
 ahh ok any recommended nvidia card?
[15:51] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: and sudo apt-get -f install didnt help?
[15:51] <recon691> Hymnosis: well, you got a ati, and you can make it work. just keep it in mind next time you buy :)
[15:51] <odinsbane> !ATI
[15:51] <secureneo> Well Im connecting to my system from work and have setup my ssh tunnel in putty to the local internal IP of the server and the port its running vnc on
[15:52] <secureneo> is that right?
[15:52] <JusticeZero1> justice@BTBS-laptop:~$ sudo chmod -R 700 /home/justice
[15:52] <JusticeZero1> chmod: cannot access `/home/justice/.gvfs': Permission denied
[15:52] <JusticeZero1> justice@BTBS-laptop:~$ sudo chown -R justice /home/justice
[15:52] <JusticeZero1> chown: cannot access `/home/justice/.gvfs': Permission denied
[15:52] <FloodBot1> JusticeZero1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:52] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: post your /etc/apt/sources.list file. pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:52] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: is this an upgrade?
[15:52] <LinuxApe> danbhfive:  upgrade from intrepid to jaunty via internet.
[15:53] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: did you use update-manager or console?
[15:53] <ltcabral> hey... how can i replace an specific string for another in all files in a folder?
[15:53] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: yeah, pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:53]  * gnomefreak thinks console
[15:53] <LinuxApe> danbhfive: gnomefreak:  http://pastebin.com/f30173c20
[15:53] <gnomefreak> update-manager fixes sources.list
[15:54] <heltav> so i did xrandr that just gave me the resolutions available
[15:54] <heltav> bow can i change so i can get higher resolution?
[15:54] <ranf> ltcabral, sed can do this
[15:54] <gnomefreak> i think we added packages from PPA and causing this
[15:55] <gnomefreak> danbhfive: LinuxApe look at like 55 down
[15:55] <danbhfive> yeah
[15:55] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: i suggest removeing the conflcting packages than comment out the non official repos than try again (i hate that gutsy repo)
[15:56] <ltcabral> ranf: thanks
[15:56] <maxooo> can someone help me ? I installed grub2 and now try to install gfxmenu...
[15:56] <gnomefreak> grub2 is still a problem as i recall
[15:56] <LinuxApe> gnomefreak: danbhfive:  lines 55 and down were things I re-enabled as per upgrade instructions: "some repos disabled, re-enable after upgrade"  Don't think I should have?
[15:56] <Arcitens> Hi. I have a problem that I described on ubuntuforums: http://tinyurl.com/dhsz3g  I tried to use rsync to backup my home folder and I ended up filling up my entire HD. I cannot get any space back even after I removed what I think were the backup files. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[15:56] <recon691> Hymnosis: you just going to have to spend a little more time getting the Radeon X1950 Pro working , or keeps asking here till someone who has installed the driver helps you :)
[15:57] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: should not have
[15:57] <erUSUL> gnomefreak: works fine here...
[15:57] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: the upgrade process klnows what it is doing
[15:57] <erUSUL> maxooo: i do not think gfxmenu is compatible with grub2
[15:57] <kbp> any1 installed mod_python on LAMP on Ubuntu!? I use mod_python.cgihandler but the server keeps returning the whole source code instead of the webpage
[15:57] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: well, its hard to say.  Those repos are not stable
[15:57] <JusticeZero1> bah, still broke.
[15:57] <gnomefreak> erUSUL: works for me too but i casnt go by that
[15:57] <sacarlson> ﻿Arcitens: how is that posible?
 no problem man, thanks a lot for your time ;)
[15:58] <LinuxApe> danbhfive:  Don't think anything in there would have broken things like printing and thunderbird.....
[15:58] <odinsbane> kbp: did you setup the directory to execute scripts?  You might want to go to apache and ask for better info.
[15:58] <gnomefreak> danbhfive: LinuxApe more than likey un supported repos have higher version of libs packages than official ones do this is why we dont have them ourselves
[15:58] <edoreld_> I installed "network-manager-pptp", and configured a VPN connection.
[15:58] <edoreld_> However, clicking on it makes nothing. It doesn't connect at all
[15:58] <edoreld_> Is there any other thing I need to configure? Is there another/better program?
[15:59] <LinuxApe> gnomefreak:  so disable those repos again, and then what command(s) do I issue to get back to "release" versions?
[15:59] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: without knowing the repo i cant say but i know what thunderbird depnds on and what rdepends are bu without knowing what is in repos i cant tell you
[15:59] <kbp> odinsbane: yes I added mod_python.cgihandler to apache config file (and even .htaccess file) but it doesnt work. It does work when I use mod_python.publisher or PSP only.
[15:59] <Harvey8765> I've been using 9.04 for a few weeks now, everything fine and then i was told i needed to do a partial upgrade for some reason and now suddenly my wifi is not picking anything up. Anyone point in the right direction ?
[16:00] <maxooo> erUSUL: http://grub.enbug.org/GraphicalMenuDesign
[16:00] <Arcitens> sacarlson: I'm not sure. rsync created a new directory /home/jay/Bash/Drive where it backed up my entire home folder. Because I was backing up my home folder and the directory I was backing up to was in my home folder, rsync kept making backups of the backups until my HD was completely full. After some web browsing I was able to delete all of the backed up files from the trash (as far as I can tell). But my system monitor still tells me I have n
[16:00] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: you have to remove the packages that it says are a problem than comment out the repos than install them again
[16:00] <odinsbane> kbp I strongly recommend against psp, and really mod_python in general.
[16:00] <usr_masse> What is the keyboard shortcut for switching desktops in KDE
[16:00] <gordonjcp> Arcitens: ah, that's always good fun
[16:00] <mopoyo> hi
[16:01] <Nannu> jeje
[16:01] <Nannu> otra vez con problemas
[16:01] <gordonjcp> kbp: What exactly are you trying to do?
[16:01] <Nannu> pero esta vez, creo que mas serios :P
[16:01] <kbp> odinsbane: lol sure, I just need the cgihandler from mod python only, not psp or publisher handler. I'm doing a project lol
[16:01] <mopoyo> how do I make ubuntu connect to my main connection automatically?
[16:01] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: look in synaptic or adept and look up those packages find the *ubuntu# versions
[16:01] <odinsbane> kbp: It sounds like an apache thing, .htaccess can make something executeable if you haven't allowed it to.
[16:01] <LinuxApe> gnomefreak:  danbhfive:  Okay, trying that, thanks for the help!
[16:01] <Arcitens> gordonjcp: Do you have any ideas on how to get some available space back?
[16:01] <gordonjcp> Arcitens: delete the backups of the backups ;-)
[16:01] <daniel-roots-> hlep
[16:02]  * gnomefreak goes to fix broken crap
[16:02] <Arcitens> I did. As far as I can tell.
[16:02] <odinsbane> kbp: I mean can't, you have to set that in the httpd.conf.
[16:02] <gordonjcp> Arcitens: from the commandline, not from nautilus?
[16:02] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: you also have scrollkeeper installed, which was an upgrade issue.  I don't know how to remove obsolete packages from the CLI, but using synaptic, its pretty easy
[16:02] <kbp> gordonjcp: return a webpage from python file (for example test.py: print """content-type: text/html \n etc etc"" will return a webpage when the file is access from user)
[16:03] <recon691> Hymnosis: seems simple enough , download the driver form the link i gave you and do "sh ./ati-driver-installer-9.2-x86.x86_64.run" , follow the prompts :)
[16:03] <gordonjcp> kbp: are you specifically using bare python for a reason?
[16:03] <kbp> odinsbane: I installed LAMP so I have no httpd.conf one, I edit the file /etc/apache2/sites-available/mysite, is it ok?
[16:03] <odinsbane> kbp: should be
[16:03] <LinuxApe> danbhfive:  Okay - I'll check the scrollkeeper issue and remove it if I think it's problematic.
[16:03] <gordonjcp> kbp: as in, is the "homework question" specifically "write a python script to return a web page" ?
[16:04] <sacarlson> ﻿Arcitens:  what about delete the trash and mabe a few other none needed items after booting from a cd ?
[16:04] <Harvey8765> I've been using 9.04 for a few weeks now, everything fine and then i was told i needed to do a partial upgrade for some reason and now suddenly my wifi is not picking anything up. Anyone point in the right direction ?
[16:04] <Arcitens> gordonjcp: I used sudo rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash
[16:04] <odinsbane> kbp: I have never used the mod_python request handler for cgi files.
[16:04] <datacrusher> hi fellas! im trying to run urban terror, and it gives me this error ALSA lib pcm.c:2106:(snd_pcm_open_conf) Cannot open shared library /usr/lib/alsa-lib/libasound_module_pcm_pulse.so
[16:04] <kbp> gordonjcp: lol yea its like that, but im doing a project involve python + mysql + webpage. and they force me to use cgi instead of publisher
[16:04] <danbhfive> Harvey8765: was a new kernel installed?
[16:04] <Harvey8765> i think so yes
[16:04] <Harvey8765> infact it was
[16:04] <Shaboo> Hi installed apache2 php5 libapache2-mod-php5 and I did a2enmod php5 but when I view the webpage it parses the html ok but parses the php as text any ideas ?
[16:04] <danbhfive> Harvey8765: try using the older kernel
[16:05] <Arcitens> sacarlson: I tried deleting some non-essential files and using apt-get remove to get rid of some programs I don't need. It increased my hardrives free space but not my available space
[16:05] <Harvey8765> how do i do that?
[16:05] <gordonjcp> Arcitens: that should be about right
[16:05] <gordonjcp> Arcitens: I take it you're aware that rm -rf should be treated in much the same way as a running chainsaw?
[16:05] <sacarlson> ﻿Arcitens:  but do it from a cd live boot
[16:05] <kbp> odinsbane: nah dont get it wrong, the file is in python code, but mod_python will interpret it as CGI and execute it before deliever the output to users
[16:05] <KingJamesII> anyone here using a lexmark x5470 printer with 8.04? If so, please provide some guidance on how/where you got the information to get it working
[16:05] <kbp> odinsbane: in this case, the output is webpage
[16:05] <gordonjcp> kbp: python *does* have CGI support built in
[16:05] <sacarlson> ﻿Arcitens: mount the disk and clean it up with a boot from cd live
[16:06] <danbhfive> Harvey8765: at boot, select the other kernel
[16:06] <sacarlson> ﻿Arcitens: I'm not sure that will help but that's all I can think of.
[16:06] <KingJamesII> everything I'm reading indicates that Lexmark will not release information about their hardware
[16:06] <odinsbane> kbp: I am familiar with apache and cgi scripting but I don't use mod_python, if you are trying to execute a python script I dont think you need mod python either.
[16:06] <heltav> I have tried to install Ubuntu for 6 months and still failed to do so. Great work on user-friendliness there(especially considering I'm a programmer and still can't get stuff working)...
[16:06] <Serraphyn> Hi can someone help me with b43 wireless problem? I don't have internet access when in ubuntu so is there a way to d/l and install the b43 package?
[16:06] <ph_softnet> hey guys
[16:06] <ph_softnet> i am sorry
[16:06] <ph_softnet> I have a problem
[16:07] <Harvey8765> oh ok , you mean the lowest number i guess....and how do i then make it always boot on that kernel?
[16:07] <Shaboo> Hi, installed apache2 php5 libapache2-mod-php5 and I did a2enmod php5 but when I view the webpage it parses the html ok but parses the php as text any ideas ?
[16:07] <Harvey8765> thanks alot by the way
[16:07] <kbp> gordonjcp: the point is that they want me to execute the python script on the server, and return it back to users as a webpage
[16:07] <ph_softnet> I can't seem to find a proper release notes, I mean detailed explanation of what changed from 8.04 -> 9.04...I only see some upgrade info and known errors...
[16:07] <kbp> gordonjcp: so CGI in python cannot return a webpage
[16:07] <gordonjcp> kbp: http://www.python.org/doc/essays/ppt/sd99east/index.htm <- that is pretty old now (10 years!) but is still approximately correct
[16:07] <diverse_izzue> I uninstalled Scim but still have a environment variable GTK_IM_MODULE=scim. where can i get rid of that or change it?
[16:07] <ph_softnet> in the official canonical site
[16:07] <danbhfive> Harvey8765: well, I would edit your menu.lst so that kernel listing is at the top...    but, you should also file a bug report.  Good luck!
[16:07] <andrewbishop> Hi all.  was hoping for a little help.  How do I get Ubuntu 9 to boot with the VESA video drivers?  My old video card isn't supported apparently
[16:07] <revygttam> what packages are necessary to compile an application from source?
[16:08] <Arcitens> Ok. Thanks. I'll try it. Not very familiar with mount but I'll see what I can do.
[16:08] <khensthoth> Harvey8765: You have to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst to change boot sequence.
[16:08] <Arcitens> I appreciate the help.
[16:08] <ranf> Shaboo, "service apache2 restart"
[16:08] <kbp> odinsbane: i need mod_python because the python scripts will be executed on the server, and return it to people who access that server
[16:08] <gordonjcp> kbp: really these days if it's a serious project you should be using a framework ;-)
[16:08] <Harvey8765> thanks danbhfive i think thats going to be it, thankkyou
[16:08] <khensthoth> ph_softnet: Does this work for you? http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904
[16:08] <wasutton3> hey i am having trouble formatting my new raid array. it was created using an asus m3n78 mobo which apparantly has hardware raid built in. Anyways, i have been getting the message /dev/mapper/nvidia_fddaeibi1 is apparently in use by the system; will not make a filesystem here!
[16:08] <Harvey8765> thanks khensthoth
[16:08] <khensthoth> Harvey8765: No probem.
[16:08] <ph_softnet> no
[16:08] <ph_softnet> this is what I found
[16:09] <gordonjcp> kbp: anyway, mod_python maybe doesn't work the way you think it does
[16:09] <odinsbane> kbp you don't need mod_python for that.
[16:09] <ph_softnet> i mean it has none of the changes
[16:09] <Shaboo> ranf, tired that no change
[16:09] <ph_softnet> it says...system requirements and known errors
[16:09] <sacarlson> ﻿andrewbishop:  add vga=771 to the kernel boot line
[16:09] <gordonjcp> kbp: there's a difference between writing a CGI script in python, and running a web app in python with mod_python ;-)
[16:09] <ph_softnet> I want to know what's changed
[16:09] <ph_softnet> can't seem to find it in this document
[16:09] <andrewbishop> nice. thanks sacarison
[16:09] <syn-fin2> what exactly does vg=771 mean?
[16:09] <kbp> gordonjcp: lol the document was in 1999
[16:10] <gordonjcp> kbp: the basic principles still hold
[16:10] <waffle_> hello
[16:10] <babio> which is the "printf" used in kernel space?
[16:10] <gordonjcp> kbp: co-incidentally the last time I wrote a CGI script was in about 1999
[16:10] <sacarlson> ﻿syn-fin2: vga=771 it sets the video mode
[16:10] <kbp> odinsbane: I find no idea because only mod_python can achieve that thing (i.e. interpret source code, give web page to users)
[16:10] <erUSUL> babio: kprintf ?
[16:10] <erUSUL> babio: linux device drivers 3 edition
[16:10] <syn-fin2> sacarlson: I understand that, but 771 is what?
[16:11] <ph_softnet> anyone knows where I can find a proper release note from 8.04 -> 9.04?
[16:11] <kbp> gordonjcp: lol but actually I'm not writing CGI scripts, I'm writing python scripts but force the server to interpret it as CGI it and parse the outcome to users
[16:11] <sacarlson> ﻿syn-fin2: I'm not sure but I had a problem with my laptop could boot up with a screen I read about it somewere
[16:11] <odinsbane> kbp a cgi script will do that.
[16:11] <recon691> babio: "echo"  perhaps ?
[16:11] <babio> thank u
[16:11] <ComradeHaz> [15:24:03] <vatts> i am on ubuntu 8.04 lts, how do i upgrade to 8.10, can haz answer fast please? <--- You can have spelling lessons fast so you can learn to spell four letter words correctly.
[16:11] <gordonjcp> kbp: in what way is that *not* a CGI script?
[16:12] <odinsbane> kbp mod_python is for writing apache extensions in python
[16:12] <syn-fin2> sacarlson: that's exaclty what I do, I add it to make it work, but what exactly does it do is still mistery to me :)
[16:12] <sacarlson> ﻿syn-fin2: I had to write it on the cd live disk that I load so I can install with it.
[16:12] <Serraphyn> Hi can someone help me with b43 wireless problem? I don't have internet access when in ubuntu so is there a way to d/l and install the b43 package? Can you message me if you have an answer please. I can keep up with all this text
[16:12] <kbp> odinsbane: nah because their system are doing the same (i.e. running cgihandler). I cannot change anything (and hence cannot write any CGI script, exept my python)
[16:12] <odinsbane> kbp: first what you need to do is learn how to execute a script via apache.
[16:12] <kbp> odinsbane: im trying to make my localhost look like their system so its easier for me to work on
[16:13] <gordonjcp> kbp: mod_python is probably not what you want
[16:13] <erUSUL> Serraphyn: look in google for "b43-fwcutter offline install"
[16:13] <odinsbane> kbp what do you write on "their system"
[16:13] <kbp> gordonjcp: I really have no idea. Is python a CGI script !? lol
[16:13] <ph_softnet> hmmm
[16:13] <gordonjcp> kbp: yes
[16:13] <gordonjcp> kbp: how familiar are you with CGI scripts?
[16:13] <ph_softnet> hmmmm
[16:14] <kbp> odinsbane: I mean they will run python code on their server. And their server use cgihandler to interpret that code when users access the server
[16:14] <kbp> odinsbane: im trying to make my localhost looks like their server so its easier for me to work on
[16:14] <ph_softnet> any1 can help me in the quest finding a proper release note for this release? (release notes are known also as changelogs)
[16:14] <kbp> gordonjcp: not at all
[16:14] <kbp> gordonjcp: bash, perl etc.?
[16:15] <erUSUL> !notes | ph_softnet
[16:15] <gordonjcp> kbp: perhaps you should read some general works on CGI and see what you're letting yourself in for
[16:15] <ravaa> how can i configure kde? the config options are greyed out. what's the kdesu command to bring up the control center?
[16:15] <usr_masse> Anyone kknow the keyboard shortcut for switching desktops in the KDE DE
[16:15] <odinsbane> kbp go onto #python and see if anybody there recomends mod_python, go onto apache and try the same thing.  What you need to do is setup a directory to execute cgi scripts (python included).
[16:15] <ph_softnet> I want change log... not install lessons
[16:16] <danbhfive> ph_softnet: release notes are not the same as the changelogs
[16:16] <ph_softnet> like we have upgraded this package to that version...kernel version is this
[16:16] <ph_softnet> well
[16:16] <mcphail> ph_softnet: I've never been able to find a detailed log either. I suppose it would be massive due to the scale of the distro...
[16:16] <netsurf3> hey guys i'm curious..
[16:16] <kbp> gordonjcp: lol letme read it later, i reckon why do I need to read CGI stuff when the main purpose is just "interpret" python script into web app
[16:17] <ph_softnet> lol
[16:17] <erUSUL> ph_softnet: you want the changelog of all the changes of all the packages that get shipped with ubuntu ? or only of some of them? if only some of them of which ones? the kernel? glibc? gnome? openoffice?
[16:17] <kbp> odinsbane: yea I asked on Apache one and no1 hs no idea
[16:17] <kbp> odinsbane: *has
[16:17] <GravityGripp> Is there anything other than lighty-enable-mod userdir that one should have to do to get lightty and userdir's working?
[16:17] <netsurf3> do we have a linux similarity to the apple and windows marketplaces? i know we have repos but i ment where people could sell their programs
[16:17] <ph_softnet> `massive'?
[16:17] <kbp> odinsbane: I think there are more pros on Ubuntu channel so I just came here lol
[16:18] <mcphail> ph_softnet: well, yes... There are a fair few packages in the distro...
[16:18] <ph_softnet> i basically want to know what kind of effort has been put on the new release - and mainly what has changed since the last release
[16:18] <erUSUL> netsurf3: canonical has a partners repositorie
[16:18] <ph_softnet> and not install lessons and troubleshooting
[16:18] <dcherniv> netsurf3: nobody is stopping you from selling your software on linux, its just that the general feel that linux community has is not to pay for software
[16:18] <erUSUL> ph_softnet: i already pointed the release notes to you... did you even bothered to read them ? or are you just trolling ?
[16:18] <danbhfive> ph_softnet: well, I dunno how to do changlelogs from the terminal, but you can get them from packages.ubuntu.com
[16:19] <ph_softnet> no, im just trolling
[16:19] <ph_softnet> you people have no idea what you're talking about
[16:19] <ph_softnet> wait
[16:19] <ph_softnet> most 'major' software release notes (even windows for god's sake) have the following format....http://www.openbsd.org/plus45.html
[16:20] <mambokurt> where can i download ubuntu 8.10?
[16:20] <ph_softnet> we changed this to that and so on
[16:20] <ph_softnet> where do you have that?\
[16:20] <ph_softnet> I just want to read it
[16:20] <wet-chan> 8.10 is still on torrent and official site
[16:20] <mcphail> erUSUL: ph_softnet has a point. I've looked for a "major changes in this release" page before and haven't found one
[16:20] <ph_softnet> and yes, I've read that and all it says is system requirements and how to "troubleshoot"
[16:20] <gbailey> I seem to have somehow made it so that two instances of GDM start on boot. Any idea how that might have happened or how to kill one?
[16:20] <popey> ph_softnet: i have an answer to this...
[16:21] <ph_softnet> please do tell me
[16:21] <ph_softnet> because I am so curious
[16:21] <popey> ph_softnet: one moment, getting the right info
[16:21] <Pici> !enter | ph_softnet
[16:21] <ph_softnet> the "Enter" key?lol
[16:22] <edoreld_> I installed "network-manager-pppt" and configured a VPN connection
[16:22] <edoreld_> However, when I click on this connection, nothing at all happens
[16:22] <edoreld_> Someone has any idea of what's going on?
[16:22] <danbhfive> ph_softnet: I don't know what its called, but here: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2009-April/000122.html
[16:22] <usser> edoreld_: restart the machine.
[16:22] <popey> ph_softnet: ok, if you install ubuntu 8.10 (for example) and then add the package "apt-listchanges" then attempt to upgrade using apt-get dist-upgrade (after editing sources.list) [not recommended, but does work] apt-listchanges will kick in and show you _every_ change between the packages you have installed and the proposed new versions
[16:22] <edoreld_> usser: done twice
[16:22] <recon691> got some sound issues, laptop got 5.1 sound, but when i plug in head phones the speaks keep playing ?
[16:22] <popey> !info apt-listchanges
[16:22] <ph_softnet> are you joking
[16:23] <popey> you asked for all changes
[16:23] <lenbust> my python 2.6 installation on 9.04 is broken; it fails to load even the standard python modules. is this a known error?
[16:23] <lenbust> paste of failure: http://pastebin.com/d1d42b9e4
[16:23] <ph_softnet> 1) first i have to do the installation, and then see the changes?
[16:23]  * erUSUL Do not feed the troll
[16:23] <ph_softnet> what do they 'ubuntu developers' work on?do they write all the ubuntu packages?lol
 hahahha fixed, dont ask me how but i did it, didnt even had to install ati drivers, thanks anyway dude you rule! :D
[16:24] <ikonia> ph_softnet: no -
[16:24] <Magician> We all do different things
[16:24] <ph_softnet> no?
[16:24] <popey> ph_softnet: I'm not saying it's "the" way to do it, but it's "a" way to do it
[16:24] <ikonia> ph_softnet: they build the ubuntu packages from fsf source
[16:24] <usser> ph_softnet: they package the software and test, and yes they do commit patches here and there
[16:24] <recon691> Hymnosis: np :)
[16:24] <ph_softnet> ah ok
[16:24] <ph_softnet> now i get it
[16:24] <ph_softnet> ;)
[16:24] <gordonjcp> incidentally
[16:25] <gordonjcp> you can tell Ubuntu is making an impression on people, when my very non-techy mother could identify an Ubuntu bootsplash on one of the office computers in an episode of CSI ;-)
[16:25] <popey> gag
[16:25] <popey> er
[16:25] <TurtlePie> hello folks
[16:25] <popey> hah :)
[16:25]  * TurtlePie is now in his pajajmas
[16:26] <ikonia> TurtlePie: not relevant to this channel
[16:26] <edoreld_> does "network-manager-pppt" work on Ubuntu 8.04
[16:26] <TurtlePie> is pajamas Spanish in origin?
[16:26] <edoreld_> ?
[16:26] <ikonia> TurtlePie: not relevant to this channel
[16:26] <ph_softnet> I don't think everything you use us from fsf...
[16:26] <TurtlePie> ikonia, i am deeply sorry
[16:26] <ph_softnet> I mean bsd license is pretty common too
[16:26] <ph_softnet> and that's not fsf-style
[16:26] <Tenantry> need help trying to free up space 8.04 tried clean etc in term is there any other ways?
[16:27] <ikonia> ph_softnet: this is a support channel only, if you want to chat, join #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:27] <lenbust> what is the command for setting the default version of an installed package?
[16:27] <SuperDrive> hi, im new to linux. Can some one help me to install ati drivers?
[16:27] <erUSUL> Tenantry: first find out where the space is being wasted? use the disk analyzer
[16:27] <popey> !ati | SuperDrive
[16:27] <erUSUL> !ati | SuperDrive
[16:27] <ph_softnet> I want to know how to get a proper release note w/o installing ubuntu first...
[16:27] <gbailey> Reposting question: I seem to have two GDM instances starting on boot. I can tell because my user set for timed login will login even if another user enters credentials. Any way to fix this?
[16:27] <Tenantry> ok thnx will run that now
[16:27] <ph_softnet> ikonia
[16:27] <ph_softnet> ok, im outta here
[16:28] <stefa> ciao
[16:28] <yang__> hi
[16:29] <yang__> hello everybody,i am from China
[16:29] <stefa> nn c'è nessuno?
[16:29] <Pici> !it | stefa
[16:29] <stefa> i'm from sicily
[16:29] <yang__> could you speak English?
[16:30] <wasutton3> does anyone know why a freshly made raid array (without any partitions on it whatsoever) would return the error that it is in use by the system when i try to format it?
[16:30] <ikonia> yang__: we all speak english in here
[16:30] <ikonia> wasutton3: has it synced ?
[16:30] <yang__> OK
[16:30] <Tenantry> 75% is being used up in lib
[16:30] <rafo> Hi all!
[16:30] <wasutton3> ikonia: what do you mean? it should have, the bios reports that the array is healthy
[16:30] <ikonia> Tenantry: paste the output of "df -h" in a pastebin please
[16:30] <bros> hola a todos
[16:30] <ikonia> wasutton3: ooh it's fake raid
[16:31] <vasi> is there a way to detect when a monitor is connected?
[16:31] <Tenantry> ok
[16:31] <ikonia> vasi: ddcprobe
[16:31] <sacarlson> ﻿gbailey:  well how hard could this be can you look in /etc/init.d  for gdm instance
[16:31] <wasutton3> ikonia: well it shows up in jaunty as a single drive
[16:31] <bros> hellalguien puede ayudarme a configurar una tarjeta de red inalambrica
[16:31] <ikonia> wasutton3: yeah, but the raid technology is fake raid
[16:31] <A|i> how can I logout from a session using commandline?
[16:31] <klone> exit
[16:31] <klone> logout
[16:32] <A|i> klone, from a graphical session
[16:32] <ikonia> wasutton3: what is the /dev device name from it ?
[16:32] <wasutton3> ikonia: ok so what do i do, i would like to set up a raid 0 array that will be accessable from both linux and windows
[16:32] <spawn33> hi there
[16:32] <klone> man shutdown
[16:32] <Tenantry> lib 16,293 items, totalling 874.1 MB
[16:32] <ikonia> wasutton3: wow, thats potentially very frustrating, but possible
[16:32] <wasutton3> /dev/mapper/nvidia_fddaeibi1
[16:32] <Tenantry> running eee-pc
[16:32] <ikonia> Tenantry: can you please post the output of df -h / in a pastebin please
[16:32] <bros> somebody helpme; i need the driver for my wireless
[16:32] <ikonia> wasutton3: if you do "sudo fdisk -l /dev/mapper/nvidia_fddaeibi1" what dies it show ?
[16:32] <rafo> Does someone know how to add a gnome-panel-applet to the gnome panel in the Ubuntu Netbook Remix (UNR)? There is no empty space to right click on.
[16:33] <erUSUL> !fakeraid | wasutton3 you will have to use your bios' raid
[16:33] <Tenantry> not sure what df -h means :/
[16:33] <secureneo> I have installed ssh-server and it is working but how can I enable better encryption standards?  currently it seems to only be accepting des
[16:33] <Bodsda> How can i copy the contents of my home dir from one ubuntu machine to another over my home wireless network?
[16:33] <ikonia> !pastebin | Tenantry
[16:33] <A|i> knlowhat happened to ctrl-shift-backspace? it doesnt kill the session anymore?
[16:33] <ikonia> Tenantry: open a terminal, from application -> accessories menu and type "df -h /" and paste the output in a pastebin
[16:33] <Gnimsh> bros have you tried installing madwifi?
[16:33] <ikonia> Bodsda: scp, ftp, ?
[16:33] <wasutton3> ikonia: it says it doesnt contain a valid partition table
[16:33] <Shaboo> Hi, installed apache2 php5 libapache2-mod-php5 and I did a2enmod php5 but when I view the webpage it parses the html ok but parses the php as text any ideas ?
[16:33] <Faxe78> hi, a question about pam.d - is it possible to alter a username with it? i want a user 'name-domain-at' to be able to login as 'name@domain.at' (by replacing any @ and . by -)
[16:33] <ikonia> wasutton3: which is fine because you've not put a partition on it
[16:33] <Bodsda> ikonia: ok cheers
[16:34] <secureneo> openssh is crazy to still be allowing root login by default as well...
[16:34] <ikonia> wasutton3: what partition tool are you using to partition it ?
[16:34] <wasutton3> gparted
[16:34] <ikonia> secureneo: no it's not
[16:34] <ikonia> secureneo: there is no root login on ubuntu - so it can't
[16:34] <argot76> How do I add ppa?
[16:34] <secureneo> I dont mean just for ubuntu
[16:34] <mcphail> Shaboo: have you restarted apache and cleared the cache in your browser?
[16:34] <secureneo> but I did know that
[16:34] <ikonia> secureneo: then it's nothing to do with this channel
[16:34] <A|i> klone, man shutdown doesnt have any information about killing a graphical session!!!!
[16:34] <gbailey> sacarlson: Sorry, I'm new to Ubuntu and Linux in general. I only see one instance in init.d
[16:35] <Shaboo> mcphail, yep
[16:35] <A|i> what happened to ctrl-shift-backspace? it doesnt kill the session anymore?
[16:35] <usser> !dontzap
[16:35] <erUSUL> !dontzap | A|i
[16:35] <secureneo> Yea, I know.  My question for this channel was how to enable other encrpytion standards besides des in openssh
[16:35] <ikonia> secureneo: change it to rsa in the sshd_config
[16:35] <spawn33> how can I setup an hotspot with ubuntu server?
[16:36] <RadarG> off topic
[16:36] <erUSUL> secureneo: either you specify the one you want in command line or edit the relevan config file(s) under /etc/ssh/*
[16:36] <A|i> erUSUL, where?
[16:36] <sacarlson> ﻿gbailey: maybe in one or more of the rc* files
[16:36] <secureneo> ikonia, I must have overlooked that in the config
[16:36] <RadarG> does anyone speak korean here
[16:36] <Bodsda> how can i tell how fast my cpu is through cli
[16:36] <sbasuita> !korean | RadarG
[16:36] <erUSUL> A|i: read what ubottu said
[16:36] <vasi> ikonia: i mean, i wish to be notified when a monitor is connected....i can already use xrandr to poll
[16:36] <sacarlson> ﻿gbailey: /etc/rc2.d maybe
[16:36] <vasi> Bodsda: cat /proc/cpus
[16:36] <vasi> sorry, /proc/cpuinfo
[16:36] <ikonia> vasi: not sure if hal will pick it up ?
[16:36] <vasi> ikonia: i dunno if it does :-(
[16:37] <RadarG> I bought a translator in Seoul and I need to return it. Can I do this?
[16:37] <bros> Gnimsh; what is the name... sorry I close my sessiong
[16:37] <erUSUL> !ot | RadarG
[16:37] <secureneo> ikonia, Im not seeing it listed in the sshd_config file
[16:37] <Bodsda> vasi: cat: /proc/cpus: No such file or directory
[16:37] <Bodsda> oh
[16:37] <gbailey> sacarlson: Thank you for the lead. I will see what I can find
[16:38] <sacarlson> ﻿gbailey: if it just started maybe look at the date file changed ln the /etc/rcX.d files
[16:38] <Bodsda> vasi: thats odd cause i says 1000.00 mhz but i think its 1.8ghz
[16:38] <mcphail> Shaboo: have you set the engine to "on" in /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini?
[16:38] <erUSUL> secureneo: man sshd_config
[16:38] <ikonia> secureneo: there should be host keys for des and rsa in the config
[16:38] <erUSUL> Bodsda: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[16:38] <vasi> ikonia: lshal doesn't even say *anything* about monitors
[16:39] <Shaboo> mcphail, lemi check
[16:39] <bros> Gnimsh, help me,
[16:39] <rafo> How do I add a gnome-panel-applet to the gnome panel in Ubuntu Netbook Remix (UNR)? There is no empty space to right click on.
[16:39] <Shaboo> mcphail, yup it's on
[16:40] <spawn33> I try chillispot on ubuntu server 8.04 but have some problem to run freeradius with mysql as a backend for chilli users authentication
[16:40] <Bodsda> erUSUL: that lists my cpu speed as 1000.0 mhz but i think its 1.8ghz
[16:40] <erUSUL> Bodsda: well it list the current speed (it says 1000 for me two althought i have a 2GHz cpu)
[16:41] <mcphail> Shaboo: does /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/php5.conf exist?
[16:41] <bros> try agai, my problem is the conection with my wireless, i need the driver
[16:41] <erUSUL> Bodsda: you can look up the speed now you know the cpu exact model
[16:41] <Bodsda> erUSUL: yeah
[16:41] <shadowland> I'm having a problem with new evolution-mapi crashing. I want to send a bug report, but I get only the core file and /var/crash remains empty.  Why does /var/crash remain empty and how do I fix it?
[16:42] <Shaboo> mcphail, yep, I think it's an apache issue with addhandler
[16:42] <Tenantry> ok here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/165531/
[16:42] <`Ned> how do I find out my vpn server ip?
[16:42] <bros> somebody help me  my problem is the conection with my wireless, i need the driver
[16:42] <Shaboo> mcphail, well the issue is that i can;t config apache :)
[16:42] <sacarlson> ﻿bros: so when you type iwconfig you see nothing?
[16:42] <oscarinformatica> hola
[16:42] <mcphail> Shaboo: did you install apache from the repos?
[16:43] <oscarinformatica> a que paso a yo no entiendo a que soy nuevo es ubuntu
[16:43] <mcphail> Shaboo: the default conf files are usually fine...
[16:43] <shadowland> Why would /var/crash remain empty after a crash?
[16:43] <Shaboo> mcphail, ya just used apt-get
[16:43] <erUSUL> !es | oscarinformatica
[16:43] <Tenantry> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165531/
[16:43] <kaduk_> Hi
[16:43] <erUSUL> oscarinformatica: ve a #ubuntu-es
[16:44] <kaduk_> I cant install ekiga
[16:44] <kaduk_> any help ?
[16:44] <kaduk_> even tough I add repo to source.list
[16:44] <erUSUL> !details | kaduk_
[16:44] <kaduk_> erUSUL, I add repo to source.list
[16:44]  * stijn ♪ Akon – Troublemaker
[16:44] <oscarinformatica> a que bueno bien y pero yo poco aprender a que es idiomas a que yo quieren cambio es españal
[16:44] <kaduk_> erUSUL, I did apt-get update
[16:44] <erUSUL> kaduk_: ekiga is installed by default and comes in the ubuntu repos... why you need to add a new repo?
[16:44] <kaduk_> erUSUL, deb http://snapshots.ekiga.net/snapshots/ubuntu/ intrepid main
[16:45] <kaduk_> erUSUL, yeah but I want snapshot for better audio codecs
[16:45] <Pici> !es | oscarinformatica
[16:45] <erUSUL> kaduk_: tell us the error you are getting
[16:45] <mcphail> Shaboo: then a simple a2enmod _should_ work...
[16:45] <kaduk_> erUSUL, no candicate to instalation
[16:45] <kaduk_> erUSUL, when I type apt-get install ekiga-snapshot
[16:45] <Shaboo> mcphail, ya i tired a2enmod php5 no luck
, no, i see my wlan0, I see my conection; but i have an another computer with ubuntu, and I need conect this lap with my wireless extenssion; so i need the driver
[16:46] <erUSUL> kaduk_: did you get any error dut¡ring the apt-get update? did you find it if you do apt-cache search ekiga-snapshot
[16:46] <mneptok> kaduk_: where did you come up with that package name?
[16:46] <mcphail> Shaboo: and no errors in the php on the page?
[16:46] <kaduk_> erUSUL, no no error durring apt-get update
[16:46] <sacarlson> ﻿ bros: if you see wlan0 then you already have a driver
[16:46] <kaduk_> mneptok, end of this page http://wiki.ekiga.org/index.php/Snapshots
[16:47] <kaduk_> erUSUL, no apt-cache does not find it
[16:47] <mneptok> kaduk_: did you add the repo to sources.list and add it's GPG key?
[16:47] <mneptok> *its
[16:47] <kaduk_> yes
[16:47] <Shaboo> mcphail, it's only a problem when it's php in a html page, php info works fine if the extension is .php
[16:47] <mneptok> kaduk_: did you run apt-get update afterwards?
[16:47] <kaduk_> yes
[16:47] <erUSUL> kaduk_: then it is not there.... maybe that's not the correct package name
[16:48] <kaduk_> its there I check by clicking url
[16:48] <Tenantry> should I delet the temp folder?
[16:48] <mneptok> kaduk_: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list and the output of apt-cache search ekiga
[16:48] <kaduk_> Ign http://snapshots.ekiga.net intrepid/main Packages
[16:48] <mcphail> Shaboo: by "php in a html page" do you mean a page with .html as a suffix?
[16:48] <erUSUL> Tenantry: it is cleaned up on shutdown... or it should be
[16:48] <`Ned> hello, how do I find out my vpn server ip?
yes I now, thank for this; but my problem is the driver for a new wireless LINksys notebook adapter
[16:48] <Tenantry> ok ta
[16:48] <Shaboo> mcphail, yup
[16:48] <kaduk_> mneptok, http://codepad.org/Vgr9aO0o
[16:48] <mcphail> Shaboo: apache won't handle that by default
[16:49] <Tenantry> so how can i free up space?
[16:49] <Tenantry> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165531/
[16:49] <Shaboo> mcphail, ah what shuld i do
[16:49] <Neconide> any recommended ssh clients?
[16:49] <sacarlson> ﻿ bros:  so on your notbook you don't see wlan0?
[16:49] <kaduk_> mneptok, http://codepad.org/uRKKSBWz
[16:49] <mcphail> Shaboo: easiest way is to change the .html suffix to .php
[16:49] <erUSUL> Neconide: default ssh?
[16:49] <kaduk_> mneptok, apt-get install ekiga installs 3.0.1 version
[16:50] <erUSUL> Tenantry: well 3.5 GiB for the root partition is to low...
[16:50] <Neconide> erUSUL: don't like the default
[16:50] <erUSUL> Tenantry: there is not much you can do
[16:50] <rafo> How do I add a gnome-panel-applet to the gnome panel in Ubuntu Netbook Remix (UNR)? There is no empty space to right click on. Or: how do I run the "Add to Panel" dialog from the command line (or gnome-run)?
[16:50] <Bodsda> to use scp, would i do   scp <username>@192.168.0.3: /user/home/* ~/backup/
[16:50] <Tenantry> ok thnx
[16:50] <erUSUL> Neconide: the only other option is putty
[16:51] <mcphail> Neconide: you can use nautilus...
[16:51] <mneptok> kaduk_: i see no actual packages in that repo
[16:51] <erUSUL> Neconide: as far as i know
wait, i have on the  another notebook
[16:51] <kaduk_> mneptok, ok I will use one for debian that works on my laptop
[16:52] <Neconide> erUSUL: since when is there a putty distro for *nix?
[16:52] <erUSUL> Neconide: other options are.... nautilus (Places>connect to Server) or us sshfs for fuse
[16:52] <dbm> Hello guys, got 1 question. Hm.. its about HDD particions, well my point is to save 2 win particions of mine files like (Music,movies,documents,etc).. and install ubuntu, but when i install that HDD particions need to be visible. Its that possible or not?:D
[16:52] <mneptok> kaduk_: that is ill-advised
[16:52] <kaduk_> ill ?
[16:53] <mneptok> kaduk_: Debian packages should be used with Debian. not Ubuntu.
[16:53] <shadeslayer> not advised
[16:53] <kaduk_> ok does not install
[16:53] <kaduk_> too many missing dependencies
[16:53] <xcube> Hello, where can i found .themes ?
[16:53] <shadeslayer> xcube: gnome-look.org
[16:53] <Daremonai> how do i remove sendmail from startup scripts? I'm getting an error about sendmail when i do /etc/init.d/networking restart, even though i don't have sendmail installed.
[16:54] <Pici> xcube: ~/
[16:54] <Dr_Willis> xcube:  also check out the gnome-art tool
[16:54] <shadeslayer> Dr_Willis: did you see the intrepid mock up theme??
[16:55] <dbm> Hello guys, got 1 question. Hm.. its about HDD particions, well my point is to save 2 win particions of mine files like (Music,movies,documents,etc).. and install ubuntu, but when i install that HDD particions need to be visible. Its that possible or not?:D
[16:55] <Dr_Willis> shadeslayer:  i dont worry too mych about themes. :)  i tend to use some bluecurve variant
[16:55] <xcube> What i want is: i downloaded a new theme, and now i "want" to put in in .themes but i don't know where i can find .themes in my ubuntu
[16:55] <Dr_Willis> dbm:  thats not clear.. what  do you mena by visible...
[16:55] <Tenantry> http://gnome-look.org/index.php?xcontentmode=15x25x36x39x60x100x101x102x103x120x121x130x131x132x133x150x160x165x166x170x171x172x173x174x175x176x177x178x179x180x185x186x187x188x189x190x2010x2020x2030x2040x2050x2060x2070x2080x2090x2100x2110x2120x2130x6700&PHPSESSID=267948759932b5017ab8c1befc9b0f75
[16:55] <merilinica> how can I disable a certain user to be unable to change their pass? also how can I disable a certain user to be unable to run "nmap" ?
[16:55] <shadeslayer> dbm: cant understand either
[16:55] <Tenantry> theams sry to flood
[16:55] <ravaa> how can i superuser access kde config menus if i've installed it after installing ubuntu not kubuntu?
[16:56] <dbm> Dr_Willis : i mean by that, when i login in ubuntu that i can open that hdd ..
[16:56] <kaduk_> mneptok, is there any source to install ekiga 3.2.x ?
[16:56] <kaduk_> on Ubuntu interpid?
[16:56] <Shaboo> mcphail, lol that worked thx
[16:56] <shadeslayer> dmbkiwi: you can mmount it using nautilus or such
[16:56] <Dr_Willis> dbm:  linux can access window ntfs and vfat parittions.
[16:56] <Shaboo> mcphail, thxs heaps
[16:56] <mcphail> Shaboo: np :)
[16:57] <dbm> Dr_Willis : can i go pvt with u for 1-2 q more ?
[16:57] <Dr_Willis> dbm:  best to keep it in channel.. I have to  leave often for a long time
[16:57] <hmw> How can I change the icon of the menu bar applet on the top left?
[16:57] <Skaag> I'm trying to activate an nVidia hardware driver, I click Activate, it asks for superuser password, recommends the 180 driver, downloads, installs... but the green light doesn't work.
[16:57] <Skaag> what could I be doing wrong?
[16:57] <Dr_Willis> Skaag:  you normally have to reboot after it installs.
[16:57] <mcphail> Has anyone used the new dovecot-postfix package? Is it easy to set up?
[16:57] <Skaag> ok
[16:58] <Skaag> rebooting
[16:58] <kaduk_> Is there any ekiga 3.2.0 for ubuntu ?
[16:58] <dbm> Dr_Willis, by ur answer that "linux can access windows ntfs" u mean that i just leave my x2 hdd particions .. and format my c: where is win install ubuntu and that other part will be visible?
[16:58] <kaduk_> how to install it?
[16:58] <shadeslayer> dbm: true
[16:58] <sinak> in oocalc during the pdf export i get 'sheet1' on top. how can i remove it?
[16:59] <dbm> shadeslayer: thanks.
[16:59] <Dr_Willis> dbm:  linux will want to install to its own partition, normally on resizes existing windows partitions and installs to a seperate partition.
[16:59] <hbekel> kaduk_: compile from source, then
[16:59] <lanoxx> is it safe to remove tracker?
[16:59] <kaduk_> hbekel, if I knew how I would not be asking
[16:59] <Dr_Willis> dbm:  if you delete a windows partition, you can install ubuntu to that unallocated space.
[16:59] <shadeslayer> dbm: do a manual partition tho,point the install to the C: drive ;)
[17:00] <Dr_Willis> dbm:  during the installer you can tell it to use ntfs for the other parittions, and mount them to someplace like /media/windowsdata and they will be accessable
[17:00] <dbm> Dr_Willis, shadeslayer : thanks both :D
[17:00] <Bodsda> if i have ssh'd to the other host, how can i then transfer a file? eg from   user1@192.168.0.1 > user2@192.168.0.2
[17:00] <sacarlson> Bodsda : rcp
[17:01] <sacarlson> !rcp
[17:01] <hbekel> kaduk_: if you googled "ubuntu compile from source" you wouldn't need to ask
[17:01] <shadeslayer> !info rcp
[17:01] <dbm> shadeslayer: btw i got ubuntu 8.04 is it possible to upgrade it to 9.04 ?
[17:01] <jz> I am having some issues with external monitors in 9.04, is there a specific channel I can go to to ask for help?
[17:02] <Dr_Willis> dbm:  it is.. but often upgrades can be.. well... have issues...
[17:02] <sacarlson> ﻿﻿Bodsda: it's the command for remote copy
[17:02] <shadeslayer> dbm: yes,but only via 8.10
[17:02] <Bodsda> sacarlson: do you mean scp? and when i try    scp user1@192.168.0.1: /home/user1/* /home/user2/backup      it says cannot route to host
[17:02] <kaduk_> hbekel, I guess I will wait till Ubuntu will sync with the world
[17:02] <shadeslayer> jz: which card
[17:02] <dbm> al'right, so that mean that the best way to do it to download 9.04 and burn on cd. xD
[17:02] <ks3> Bodsda: No space between the host and the files
[17:02] <shadeslayer> dbm: yep
[17:02] <jz> its an INtel integrated card
[17:02] <sacarlson> ﻿Bodsda: ahh yes it's not scp
[17:03] <dbm> alrighty, thanks fellas.
[17:03] <shadeslayer> jz: read the release notes ;)
[17:03] <sacarlson> ﻿Bodsda:  opps now scp
[17:03] <Skaag> I tried rebooting, still no go
[17:03] <Skaag> it worked fine in 8.10 but not after the upgrade to 9.04
[17:03] <Katarn> hi, my compiz effects cant be enabled anymore! what can i do? i have ubuntu 8.10 with ati radeon 9500.
[17:03] <merilinica> how can I disable a certain user to be unable to change their pass? also how can I disable a certain user to be unable to run "nmap" ?
[17:03] <Bodsda> ks3: ah, thankyou
[17:03] <kpas> Bodsda, : scp <file-name> <username>@192.168.0.2:/directory/.../.../
[17:04] <sacarlson> !scp
[17:04] <KnoppixNoob> hiya
[17:04] <kpas> sacarlson, yes
[17:04] <sireromano> ahola
[17:04] <KnoppixNoob> I get a "permission denied":
[17:04] <hbekel> Skaag: modinfo nvidia; lsmod | grep nvidia; glxinfo | grep direct
[17:04] <sacarlson> ﻿Bodsda: but I still use rcp it just runs scp
[17:05] <Skaag> hbekel: module not found...
[17:05] <Skaag> and not in lsmod
[17:05] <kpas> sacarlson, scp is part of openssh
[17:05] <KnoppixNoob> http://www.nopaste.com/p/a6naC9ItP
[17:06] <aaronvarghese> j
[17:06] <aaronvarghese> helo
[17:07] <KnoppixNoob> anyone an idea why I get an permission denied?
[17:08] <Pici> ikaros:
[17:08] <Pici> ikaros: er, mistab
[17:08] <stew> KnoppixNoob: if this is knoppix you are having trouble with, you should be asking in #knoppix instead of here
[17:08] <bros> sacarlson are you here?
[17:09] <sebsebseb> hi
[17:09] <KnoppixNoob> yay, a channel with nobody awake/responding is a great help, yes. :)
[17:09] <sebsebseb> KnoppixNoob: is it?
[17:09] <Dr_Willis> hmm
[17:09] <shadeslayer> sebsebseb: he means #knoppix
[17:10] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: yeah that would be to odd for #ubuntu
[17:10] <KnoppixNoob> yesterday the same, 1,5 hours nothing. :p
[17:10] <stew> KnoppixNoob: if you can't get help in #knoppix, perhaps try a knoppix mailing list or a knoppix web forum.  failing that, perhaps try a distro with better support
[17:10] <Skaag> hbekel: what do you think I should try next?
[17:10] <Skaag> I even tried to install nvidia-glx-180 myself
[17:10] <Skaag> but I can't modprobe nvidia
[17:10] <KnoppixNoob> if it goes for Windows there isn
[17:10] <shadeslayer> !nvidia | sebsebseb
[17:10] <shadeslayer> meh...mistab
[17:11] <Dr_Willis> Skaag:  it should get auto loaded. no need to modprobe it manually
[17:11] <shadeslayer> Skaag: see the link above
[17:11] <shadeslayer> Skaag: whats the card?
[17:11] <KnoppixNoob> there isn't a bit difference between versions.... looks like I better not use linux if it starts to get that weird here........
[17:11] <Dr_Willis> KnoppixNoob:  this is linux.. use what you want.. do what you like...
[17:11] <shadeslayer> KnoppixNoob: you could try ##linux too ;)
[17:12] <hbekel> Skaag: check if the module exists at /lib/modules/<your-kernel-version>/kernel/drivers/video/nvidia.ko
[17:12] <Dr_Willis> KnoppixNoob:  theres 100+ disrtos to chose from. the fundamentals for most of them are identical
[17:12] <Skaag> It's an nVidia GeForce 9500 GT
[17:12] <mcphail> KnoppixNoob: why not try Ubuntu instead...?
[17:12] <Skaag> hbekel: I have kernel/drivers/video/nvidia/nvidiafb.ko that's all
[17:12] <KnoppixNoob> because Ubuntu can't install partimage, whyever... :)
[17:13] <shadeslayer> Skaag: did you try the older drivers?
[17:13] <hbekel> KnoppixNoob: the "fuse" part in your error seems odd, afaik loop devices aren't using fuse
[17:13] <mattgyver> I have an unrecognized filesystem partition on my usb drive.  I now have a way to open this via nautilus, how can i auto mount this when the device is plugged in the USB port?
[17:13] <hbekel> Skaag: that's just the framebuffer driver
[17:13] <mcphail> !info partimage
[17:13] <hbekel> KnoppixNoob: pastebin your lsmod
[17:14] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:  what filesystem is it? odd that its unrecognized and recognized.. :)
[17:14] <mattgyver> Dr_Willis, its a wbfs partitoin
[17:14] <hbekel> KnoppixNoob: also pastebin zcat /proc/config.gz | grep LOOP
[17:14] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:  thats a new one.. whats it from?
[17:14] <Skaag> shadeslayer: I tried 173
[17:14] <mattgyver> Dr_Willis, its specific to a gaming console, wii
[17:14] <reagleBRKLN> i'd like to install OO3 on intrepid, but all the guides point to a ppa repository with no debs, anyone else manage to install oo3 recently?
[17:14] <frag> Тут русские?
[17:14] <KnoppixNoob> http://www.nopaste.com/p/aY7Ctjm2p ?
[17:14] <shadeslayer> Skaag: i think your card is not supported,check the list
[17:15] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:   thats interesting.. i dident even knw a wii could access  flashdrives.. or is this on a sdcard?
[17:15] <esteban> what play film
[17:15] <hmw> How can I change or remove the icon of the menu bar applet on the top left?
[17:15] <mcphail> mattgyver: i think there is a wbfs fuse module, but it isn't up to scratch yet
[17:15] <esteban> xdcc
[17:15] <mattgyver> Dr_Willis, its a 500g USB drive
[17:15] <frag> Someone russian?
[17:15] <mattgyver> mcphail, it works
[17:15] <adac> If I would encrypt my linux, is it possible to wake the pc up with wake on lan?
[17:15] <mattgyver> is there a way to auto mount it?
[17:15] <Skaag> yah i'm going over the list
[17:15] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:  you could make a proper entry for it in the fstab that would mount it a boot time.
[17:15] <shadeslayer> hmw: you cant ;),you have to change the theme
[17:16] <Neconide> anyone know of a good vps host?
[17:16] <hbekel> KnoppixNoob: and pastebin zcat /proc/config.gz | grep FUSE
[17:16] <doc_brown> Sylphid, whats up man
[17:16] <KnoppixNoob> gzip: /proc/config.gz: No such file or directory
[17:16] <mattgyver> Dr_Willis, the device is normally plugged in the wii, so im looking for a way to mount it once its recognized in the usb port
[17:16] <Neconide> the cheapest I found was 7.99 a month, but the box only had 64MB RAM rofl
[17:16] <hmw> shadeslayer: it uses the normal "start-here.svg", so I guess every theme would have an Icon there. On the other hand, I already had a menu with only text, and forgot, how I did it.
[17:16] <hbekel> KnoppixNoob: too bad... judging from your lsmod it should work
[17:16] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:  my usb gizmos  auto open in gnome here when i plug them in.. do some usb devices auto open and that one dont?
[17:16] <hmw> shadeslayer: maybe I turned off Icons for everything, in the menu too
[17:17] <jz> shadeslayer: instructions in the release notes worked :)  thanks for the advice
[17:17] <mcphail> mattgyver: if you'd asked a couple of years ago i could have told you, but that knowledge has been lost now that nautilus automounts most things :)
[17:17] <KnoppixNoob> heh,okay
[17:17] <acemtp> on my 64b 9.04 ubuntu, i have this when apt-get it   apache2-prefork-dev: Depends: libaprutil1-dev but it is not going to be installed
[17:17] <hbekel> KnoppixNoob: is that an image of a single partition?
[17:17] <shadeslayer> hmw: well i dont know for sure but i changed my theme today and the icon changed
[17:17] <KnoppixNoob> image of a harddisk (1 partition)
[17:17] <shadeslayer> jz: glad it did
[17:18] <mcphail> mattgyver: is the drive a single partition?
[17:18] <mattgyver> Dr_Willis, in this case i have 3 partitons on this drive, fat32, ext3, and wbfs.  The fat32, and ext3 automatically mount when the device is plugged in, however the wbfs will not ,i think due to the nature of it not being a real filesystem
[17:18] <pryda> hdmi works in ubuntu?
[17:18] <hbekel> KnoppixNoob: of a complete harddisk or of a single partition?
[17:18] <shadeslayer> !hdmi
[17:18] <doc_brown> i used gparted to format my external hdd to fat32.  now when i move files from one drive to the external, the transfer hangs up and sticks at whatever percentage.  whats going on?
[17:18] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:  so How are you mounting it at all then?
[17:18] <mcphail> mattgyver: what command line invocation do you use to mount it?
[17:19] <mattgyver> sudo ./wbfuse /dev/sdg3 /media/wbfs
[17:19] <mattgyver> that will mount it to /media/wbsf
[17:19] <KnoppixNoob> 1 partition
[17:19] <doc_brown> my drive shows up in lsusb and mounts automatically
[17:19] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:  you MIGHT be able to tweak the hal stuff... but it may just be easier to make a script/icon  for the desktop to access it.
[17:19] <kbp> any1 know is there any package that contain python module? (e.g. MySQLdb, cgi etc.)?
[17:19] <KnoppixNoob> hm, looks like I need to try it later then...
[17:19]  * mcphail just uses ./wbfs add from the command line
[17:19] <mattgyver> Dr_Willis, your a genoius
[17:19] <stijn> Hostname: MAEBE - OS: Linux 2.6.27-7-generic/i686 - CPU: 2 x AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 6000+ (3000.000 MHz) - Processes: 164 - Uptime: 25d 18h 14m - Load Average: 1.71 - Memory Usage: 614.69MB/2023.20MB (30.38%) - Disk Usage: 1318.45GB/1377.42GB (95.72%)
[17:19] <kbp> any1 know is there any package that contains a lot of python modules? (e.g. MySQLdb, cgi etc.)?
[17:20] <mattgyver> genius*
[17:20] <Bodsda> kbp: python* :)
[17:20] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:   I got a script set up for my user for all his 'fuse' type mounts, sshfs,  and so forth.
[17:20] <kbp> Bodsda: I've already installed python but its missing the MySQLdb module
[17:20] <KnoppixNoob> hm well
[17:20] <Skaag> looks like the ubuntu nvidia page doesn't even talk about 180 or Ubuntu 9.04
[17:20] <KnoppixNoob> thanks so far
[17:21] <KnoppixNoob> work is waiting...
[17:21] <shadeslayer> Skaag: i checked the list,i couldnt see the 9500 there,maybe its not supported,just double check
[17:22] <Skaag> It worked fine in 8.10
[17:22] <hmw> shadeslayer: I am using the Minty-Fresh theme, but I dont like the Linux-Mint icon on a Ubuntu desktop. I simply replaced ~/.icons/Minty-Fresh/scalable/places/start-here.svg with /usr/share/icons/Human/scalable/places/start-here.svg, thus "touching" the theme, which I wanted to avoid, but it shows the Ubuntu Icon again
[17:22] <badaluk> hi, may some help me, i can't change the screen resolution in normal format. It is in 4:3 only avaiable. I try to reload the xorg.conf file and now it is avaiable the resolution 1280 x... . How can i get again the 1024 x 768 or how can i change the xorg.conf file. Thanks
[17:22] <aspoor> why did my FAT32 drive tell me that I could not have files bigger than 4gig then when I reformatted to NTFS I realized I had 6 games on my FAT32 File server that where over 8gig? Non-individual files, ISO over.
[17:22] <shadeslayer> hmw: seriously no idea
[17:22] <shadeslayer> Skaag: 8.10 used 175 drivers, http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/169.12/README/appendix-a.html
[17:22] <aspoor> seriously weird....
[17:22] <hmw> shadeslayer: this was a solution, i wanted to share with you. Thanks for your attention!
[17:23] <mcphail> aspoor: this is #ubuntu
[17:23] <Hymnosis> !apache
[17:23] <shadeslayer> hmw: ok..thnx for the indo
[17:23] <shadeslayer> *info
[17:23] <mcphail> Has anyone used the new dovecot-postfix package? Is it easy to set up?
[17:24] <shadeslayer> Skaag: also http://www.nvidia.com/object/unix.html
[17:24] <badaluk> what this chanel used for?
[17:24] <mcphail> badaluk: see /topic
[17:25] <Skaag> thanks
[17:26] <vatts> if i have 3-com ethernet card, how easy can i set up dhcp :P
[17:26] <vatts> because my mobo is b0rken
[17:27] <vatts> s/mobo/mobo card
[17:27] <sacarlson> ﻿vatts: it don't just plug and play?
[17:27] <hmw> vatts: DHCP is easy to set up. What exactly do you want to do?
[17:27] <badaluk> how i can check the topic?
[17:27] <Skaag> type: /topic
[17:27] <hmw> vatts: Making a new server or configer a new PC for being DHCP-Client?
[17:27] <shadeslayer> vatts: i think you have to set it up in the router
[17:28] <kbp> is there a way to display the error msg details of the "internal server error" directly on screen ? Im using Apache. So tired to check error server log everytime
[17:28] <vatts> hemm
[17:28] <vatts> i think:
[17:28] <acemtp> zlib1g-dev: Depends: zlib1g (= 1:1.2.3.3.dfsg-12ubuntu1) but 1:1.2.3.3.dfsg-12ubuntu2 is to be installed
[17:28] <vatts> i will install server edition
[17:28] <hmw> vatts: If you want your new machine to just use an existing DHCP server, you dont have to do anything
[17:28] <vatts> now how easy is to config the one card which i plugg'd in with non-defined address, so it'll get it from router
[17:28] <vatts> i haz router for dhcp :P
[17:28] <sacarlson> ﻿kbp: maybe you want to look at the command tail
[17:28] <Magician> vatts server edition is great but use it as a server and do not put a desktop on it
[17:28] <mieke> lo all, anyone has a rapidshare account I can use for a minute?
[17:29] <vatts> Magician: i wont
[17:29] <vatts> i need to setup a net card
[17:29] <vatts> only this :P
[17:29] <sacarlson> ﻿kbp:  tail -f logfile.log
[17:29] <Magician> cool
[17:29] <kbp> sacarlson: what does it do? hm let me try
[17:29] <hmw> vatts: Just boot Ubuntu, it uses DHCP for getting IP addresses per default, you only have to tweak it, if you want a fixed address.
[17:30] <vatts> i didn't think this :P
[17:30] <sacarlson> kbp:  !tail
[17:30] <vatts> i thought about
[17:30] <sacarlson> !tail
[17:30] <vatts> installing drivers
[17:30] <vatts> :(
[17:30] <Neconide> anyone know of a cheap VPS host that doesn't have boxes with like 64MB RAM lol
[17:30] <sacarlson> ﻿kbp:  do a man on tail
[17:31] <IppatsuMan> Hi. aptitude dist-upgrade is trying to remove the linux-image package (i guess it's a bad move :\). I've the proposed repository activated. Did anyone had the same issue or knows how to resolve it? (Full aptitude output: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m7da906f6 )
[17:31] <vatts> IppatsuMan: i think it's dummy pack as ubuntu-desktop
[17:31] <vatts> (at ubuntu desktop edition :P)
[17:32] <dassouki> is anyone aware of an opensource product that works like webct/blackboard ? another one that works like outlook express
[17:32] <shadeslayer> !thunderbird | dassouki
[17:32] <Magician> evoulution works liike outlook express
[17:32] <Skaag> Ok, I managed to find a utility called EnvyNG which fixed my nVidia driver with 0 pain
[17:32] <IppatsuMan> vatts: yes, it is a metapackage that always depends on the latest kernel, but that is exactly why I'd prefer to keep it installed.
[17:32] <dassouki> ubottu: sorry i meant web outlook
[17:33] <dassouki> shadeslayer: i meant weboutlook
[17:33] <ton1> why can i surf plasticosit.com.mx and not www.plasticosit.com.mx
[17:34] <sacarlson> ﻿Skaag:  I thought I tried that and didn't work maybe a new version?
[17:34] <sacarlson> ﻿Skaag:  what version is it?
[17:34] <shadeslayer> dassouki: no idea on that,never used it
[17:34] <Skaag> version 180
[17:34] <Skaag> envyng found out two packages were missing
[17:34] <Skaag> donno which
[17:34] <Skaag> I originally tried the built-in hardware wizard that came with Jaunty
[17:35] <kbp> sacarlson: lol nah i didnt mean to "cat" the file. I mean, its like when u access a website, the server has internal server and it says like "contact administrator and stuff". I want the error show directly on screen instead of that default "contact admin thing"
[17:35] <kbp> sacarlson: im using apache lol
[17:35] <hbekel> ton1: because the server doesn't use the www prefix. using www is just common, not mandatory
[17:35] <sacarlson> ﻿Skaag:  I tried 180 already didn't work for me but maybe not with the package
[17:36] <sacarlson> ﻿Skaag: I would like the version number of the envyng if you could
[17:37] <Skaag> sure, hold on a moment I'll run a -version on it
[17:37] <Skaag> weird
[17:37] <sacarlson> oh and I'm on ubuntu 8.04
[17:37] <Skaag> ok it's 2.0.1ubuntu1
[17:38] <Skaag> I'm on ubuntu 9.04
[17:38] <sacarlson> ﻿Skaag: what ubuntu version
[17:38] <sacarlson> ok
[17:40] <pcfreak30> hey does anyone know of a program or script to check if van email. is real
[17:41] <nimrod> hey
[17:41] <incorrect> you broke it!
[17:41] <nimrod> how do i register my nick?
[17:41] <incorrect> ask nickserv
[17:41] <tsimpson> !netsplit
[17:41] <nimrod> ok
[17:42] <exodus_ms> !register
[17:42] <tsimpson> nickserv is currently split (or rather, we are split from it)
[17:42] <incorrect> tsimpson, you broke it! i know you did!
[17:42] <exodus_ms> ah
[17:45] <Conic> Oh no
[17:45] <Conic> Netsplit
[17:45] <Conic> Filled the whole Xchat buffer with joins and quits
[17:45] <Serraphyn> Anyone able to help me get my video running right on my laptop please?
[17:46] <Joe> does the notification thing only work with one app at a time?
[17:46] <Serraphyn> Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 661/741/760 <-- is what lspci | grep VGA gives me, but when I sudo apt-install the SiS package it says its already installed
[17:46] <vatts> omg
[17:46] <vatts> xD
[17:46] <dbm> wtf?
[17:46] <dbm> wow
[17:47] <Prodego> vatts: just a netsplit
[17:47] <pcfreak30> does anyone know of a good script or program to check if an emil is real
[17:47] <pcfreak30> email*
[17:47] <vatts> i know it's netsplit Prodego
[17:47] <vatts> i saw them billions
[17:47] <dbm> lol
[17:47] <abchirk> hi
[17:47] <tuga3d> hi all
[17:48] <exodus_ms> lol FloodBot2 sets mode -J #ubuntu
[17:48] <pcfreak30> does anyone know of a good script or program to check if an emil is real
[17:48] <TheJoe> is freenode taking a crap?
[17:48] <pcfreak30> email*
[17:48] <pcfreak30> does anyone know of a good script or program to check if an email is real
[17:48] <nimrod> anyone who could recommend a good radio tuner in ubuntu?
[17:48] <Serraphyn> Having a video issue on a widescreen laptop (800x600 only res) ... Any ideas what to do? Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 661/741/760 <-- is what lspci | grep VGA gives me, but when I sudo apt-install the SiS package it says its already installed
[17:48] <sacarlson> Is there a way to filter out the entry and exit form the irc and only see the trafic that people are writing?
[17:49] <tuga3d> i need to run GPU and it doesn't work with wine :(, how can i make it work in my ubuntu?
[17:49] <exodus_ms> pcfreak30, you want to open an email but not sure if its spam?
[17:49] <joejc> hello?
[17:49] <Serraphyn> sacarlson: depends on your irc client
[17:49] <sacarlson> that bird one
[17:49] <joejc> why do I keep geting kicked?
[17:49] <joejc> from server
[17:49] <Sylphid|work> hello all, I am running a dual head setup with 2 separate X session.  Applications started on :0.0 work fine but apps started on :0.1 from gnome-panel display on :0.0
[17:50] <sacarlson> pidgin
[17:50] <joejc> does the notification thing only work with one app at a time?
[17:50] <Zzeiss1> Sylphid|work: Check your $DISPLAY environment variable.  I've seen that sort of thing happen before.
[17:51] <exodus_ms> sacarlson, irssi you can configure extensively. Xchat and pidgin, not sure about pidgin but xchat might have something in the config file, pevents etc
[17:51] <mpontillo> sacarlson: yes, in pidgin you can enable tools > plugins > join/part hiding
[17:51] <sysdoc> Sylphid|work, many of us are waiting for this to get fixed. You may want to read this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-180/+bug/339783
[17:51] <XiXaQ> I have an audio interface on my tv-card, but I can't get any sound from it. I see the card as saa7133[0] (OSS) in audio settings, but when I try to test it, I get the following error: audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[17:51] <XiXaQ> any ideas?
[17:52] <Zzeiss1> XiXaQ: can you get anything out of the audio?  It might not be the TV card, but rather the output audio chain.
[17:52] <inko> yo guys
[17:52] <boxer_> sacarlson: im trying to do the same thing, everyone seems to thing xchat is great but it doesnt have many options
[17:52] <XiXaQ> Zzeiss1, what does that mean?
[17:52] <belim> my jaunty system did what it said was a "partial update" today which has broken my wireless but synaptec has no history of what was done. Does anyone know how I can find out to resolve this?!
[17:52] <joejc> does the notification thing only work with one app at a time?
[17:53] <XiXaQ> Zzeiss1, yes, I get sound from other sound sources on my speakers.
[17:53] <Zzeiss1> Well, try "cat /dev/urandom | gconfaudiosink" ... if it doesn't make a horrible noise, then it's output that's broken, not the TV card (well, the TV card might be broken too, but that's a separate issue.)
[17:53] <Hymnosis> where is the hostnames configuration in ubuntu?
[17:53] <joejc> does the notification thing only work with one app at a time?
[17:54] <Sylphid|work> sysdoc, so is this a problem with gnome-panel or the nvidia driver?
[17:54] <Celauran> Hymnosis: You mean /etc/hostname?
[17:54] <XiXaQ> Zzeiss1, command not found?
[17:54] <dgravot_> hello, can we filter all the messages about entering people in the chatt room ?
[17:54] <Hymnosis> yeah
[17:54] <Hymnosis> thanks Celauran
[17:55] <Celauran> Anyone have experience using multiple ethernet cards on one machine?
[17:55] <MaikM> Is it possible to download all packages needed for an upgrade before actually upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04?
[17:55] <oobe> i think i have a networking issue
[17:55] <joejc> does the notification thing only work with one app at a time?
[17:55] <XiXaQ> MaikM, using apt-mirror, for instance. That'll download all ubuntu packages, which is about 30GB per arch.
[17:55] <oobe> when ever i try to ping i certain domain i get this
[17:55] <oobe> ping: unknown host 2929229292929292929292929292992299292929229.com
[17:55] <sysdoc> Sylphid|work, I suspect the gmone-panel. There is a work around on that page if ya interested
[17:56] <Zzeiss1> XiXaQ: Hurm... OK.  I have no clue.
[17:56] <joejc> does the notification thing only work with one app at a time?
[17:56] <sacarlson> ﻿mpontillo: I just installed that ﻿join/part hiding plugin and it apears to have helped no more exit entry lines  Thanks!!
[17:56] <traumgeist> dgravot_: dpends on your chat  program, do a /help ignore
[17:56] <Sylphid|work> sysdoc, thanks
[17:56] <XiXaQ> Zzeiss1, should I install gconfaudiosink?
[17:56] <oobe> joejc, what notification thing
[17:56] <MaikM> XiXaQ: so not like using the -d switch in apt-get?
[17:57] <joejc> notify-osd
[17:57] <Zzeiss1> XiXaQ: Well, since you're calling it, probably!
[17:57] <XiXaQ> Zzeiss1, what?
[17:57] <sacarlson> ﻿Celauran: ya I've done 2 ethernet cards before
[17:58] <dgravot_> ignore -quiet
[17:58] <joejc> does notify-osd only work with one app at a time?
[17:58] <Zzeiss1> XiXaQ: Well, your "test" code called gconfaudiosink... and since you don't have it, it didn't work!
[17:58] <RitualMast3r> hi all
[17:58] <Celauran> I've got a 4-port Adaptec card and can only get one of the ports working. I can use dhclient to assign an IP to another port but I don't seem to be able to send anything using that port.
[17:59] <RitualMast3r> i have problem with with floppy disk
[17:59] <RitualMast3r> it's not displayed and i don't know which device to mount?
[17:59] <sysdoc> How can you start 2 pgms with one line in the CLI?
[17:59] <Serraphyn> Having a video issue on a widescreen laptop (800x600 only res) ... Any ideas what to do? Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 661/741/760 <-- is what lspci | grep VGA gives me, but when I sudo apt-install the SiS package it says its already installed.  Any tips or ideas would be very apperciated
[17:59] <shashwatpns> how to find ram configiration????????????????
[17:59] <XiXaQ> Zzeiss1, test code? That was an error message.
[17:59] <joejc> sysdoc, &&
[18:00] <XiXaQ> shashwatpns, ram configuration?
[18:00] <joejc> does notify-osd only work with one app at a time?
[18:00] <Serraphyn> shashwatpns: You might need to be a bit more specific on that one
[18:00] <Zzeiss1> XiXaQ: Yes.  But the error message (at least to my reading) says gconfaudiosink (or something else in the chain) didn't exist.  I might well be wrong in this, of course.
[18:00] <FrankQC> If you want to see how much ram you're using just type "free -m"
[18:00] <shashwatpns> XIXAQ : I WANT TO KNOW WHETHER MY RAM IS DDR1 OR DDR2
[18:00] <XiXaQ> joejc, no. Many
[18:00] <Pici> !caps | shashwatpns
[18:01] <shashwatpns> sorry
[18:01] <Serraphyn> shashwatpns: perhaps look at the ram in the case or if its a factory build model look it up with google.
[18:01] <joejc> for me it seems to only work with one app at time any idea how to fix?
[18:01] <GoodBye> Hello DCC SEND "0101010101010101" 0 0 0
[18:01] <tonyyarusso> shashwatpns: Pull it out, look, compare to wikipedia?
[18:01] <XiXaQ> shashwatpns, you should probably join #hardware then. I don't know if that's visible from the operating system
[18:01] <FrankQC> tonyyarusso: There has to be a way to check with system configuration
[18:01] <mattgyver> Dr_Willis, i found a guide on how to run a script on mount of the usb drive and wrote a script.  The script works as a launcher however when i plug in the device the script doesnt want to run, would you know anything about that?
[18:02] <tonyyarusso> FrankQC: Not that I know of at least...
[18:02] <sysdoc> joejc, thanks
[18:02] <shashwatpns> thow to find in ubuntu???
[18:02] <joejc> np
[18:02] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:  be sure the script starts with #!/bin/bash and is executable. are 2 common mistakes..
[18:02] <erUSUL> shashwatpns: run "sudo dmidecode | less"
[18:02] <Dr_Willis> mattgyver:  other then that.. i never messed with  scripts on usb device insertation.
[18:02] <RitualMast3r> i have problem with with floppy disk it's not displayed and don't know where mount point is?
[18:02] <shashwatpns> thanks ill try it erusul
[18:03] <ewqww> .
[18:03] <mattgyver> Dr_Willis, i have to run the script as sudo so i didnt know if maybe it was getting hung because i cant enter a passowrd
[18:03] <vatts> floodBots are ?
[18:03] <Celauran> RitualMast3r: pop in a floppy, the sudo mount /dev/fd0 /mnt (or whatever mount point you like)
[18:03] <Celauran> the = then*
[18:03] <vatts> can i have floodbot's source? :P
[18:03] <bright1> hi everyone
[18:04] <RitualMast3r> mount: special device /dev/fd0 does not exist
[18:04] <LjL> vatts: no, they're closed source.
[18:04] <boxer_> mattgyver: morning :)
[18:04] <vatts> LjL: liar! ;)
[18:04] <LjL> vatts: i am not lying. i wrote them.
[18:04] <shashwatpns> erusul can you tell me the command again???
[18:04] <erUSUL> shashwatpns: run "sudo dmidecode | less"
[18:05] <oobe> RitualMast3r, do you have a floppy disk
[18:05] <RitualMast3r> yep
[18:06] <RitualMast3r>  /dev/fd0        /media/floppy0  auto    rw,user,noauto,exec 0       0
[18:06] <oobe> hmm
[18:06] <RitualMast3r> this is from fstab
[18:06] <tonyyarusso> erUSUL: neither dmidecode nor lshw seem to differentiate between DDR and DDR2
[18:06] <oobe> you will have check udev
[18:07] <FrankQC> tonyyarusso: Is it custom built or manufacturer/retail bought?
[18:07] <tonyyarusso> FrankQC: what?
[18:08] <RitualMast3r> so what to look for in udev?
[18:08] <badeagle01> can anybody name me a binary file editor?
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> badeagle01:  vi has a binary mode
[18:08] <shashwatpns> thanx erusul it workes
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> badeagle01:  and there are some 'hex' editors in the repos
[18:08] <nunyabiz_> how do i ignore someone with xchat?
[18:09] <genii> hexedit, hexer, etc etc
[18:09] <Serraphyn> Having a video issue on a widescreen laptop (800x600 only res) ... Any ideas what to do? Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 661/741/760 <-- is what lspci | grep VGA gives me, but when I sudo apt-install the SiS package it says its already installed.  Any tips or ideas would be very apperciated.  I am getting exhausted with google too.
[18:09] <badeagle01> Dr_Willis: thx, "hex" was the word i wasn't putting into Synaptic, I'm going to try Ghex.
[18:09] <sparr> I want to take my list of installed packages and re-install them all on a fresh install of linux, to get rid of version/upgrade cruft.  Is there a straightforward way to do that?
[18:09] <mohammed510> #linuxac
[18:10] <sparr> Serraphyn: you probably need to change the Driver in /etc/X11/xorg.conf for your display to use sis instead of vesa/vga/whatever
[18:10] <rey> sparr: dpkg --get-selections
[18:11] <sparr> rey: thanks
[18:11] <rey> sparr: if want to reinstall them use --set-selections instead of --get-selections
[18:11] <sparr> after a few years of dist-upgrade every few months, my system is starting to misbehave more often than I would like
[18:11] <rey> sparr: and send those list as a parameter
[18:12] <welshdragon2008> hi, using jaunty on a netbook, has anuybody managed to get a t mobile usb modem to work?
[18:12] <welshdragon2008> (one of their contract dongles)
[18:12] <nunyabiz_> how do i ignore someone with xchat?
[18:12] <racecar56> im using liferea 1.4.26 on 9.04 and it seems at times the cursor disappears... what causing it?
[18:12] <BrixSat> how can i stream the music my computer captures from audio card to shoutcast server?
[18:13] <RitualMast3r> nunyabiz what about it?
[18:13] <Azazel-AZ> Ok, I keep hitting some keystroke to turn my colours to high contrast, does anyone know how to undo this in ubuntu?
[18:13] <nunyabiz_> how does it work?
[18:13] <RitualMast3r> like irc client
[18:13] <nunyabiz_> i tried /ignore nick and it failed
[18:14] <racecar56> Azazel-AZ, yea, compiz probably causing it
[18:14] <FrankQC> Does anyone know if file transfers are faster in IRC?
[18:14] <nunyabiz_> Usage: IGNORE <mask> <types..> <options..>
[18:14] <nunyabiz_>      mask - host mask to ignore, eg: *!*@*.aol.com
[18:14] <nunyabiz_>      types - types of data to ignore, one or all of:
[18:14] <nunyabiz_>              PRIV, CHAN, NOTI, CTCP, DCC, INVI, ALL
[18:14] <nunyabiz_>      options - NOSAVE, QUIET
[18:14] <racecar56> O_O
[18:14] <Pici> !paste | nunyabiz_
[18:14] <bright1> hi everybody is threre a cairo-dock (not in official repositories) for jaunty ??
[18:14] <vatts> OMG
[18:14] <Azazel-AZ> I'm sure of that, just can't figure out how I did or find the instructions to undo it.  I usually have to log out to fix it :(
[18:14] <RitualMast3r> may try /ignore hhlp ALL NOSAVE
[18:14] <RitualMast3r> :P
[18:14] <vatts> floodbots xD
[18:14] <racecar56> XD
[18:14] <RitualMast3r> for example
[18:14] <racecar56> Azazel-AZ, ccsm
[18:15] <calc> FrankQC: faster than what?
[18:15] <nunyabiz_> i just want an example of how to ignore someone
[18:15] <aaronvarghese> helo
[18:15] <nunyabiz_> so, /ignore nick all nosave ?
[18:15] <usr13> aaronvarghese: Helo yerself.
[18:15] <aaronvarghese> i have a problem
[18:16] <quibbler> !ask | aaronvarghese
[18:16] <aspoor> I have a serious problem too.
[18:16] <nunyabiz_> Ritualmast3r, so, /ignore nick all nosave ?
[18:16] <RitualMast3r> this is only example
[18:16] <RitualMast3r> may try /ignore mask type options
[18:17] <Azazel-AZ> thank you, I just solved to problems, magnify and negative.  :D Thank you!
[18:17] <Gacker> Gentoo uses .deb or .rpm ?
[18:17] <dgravot_> Hello, I try '/ignore *!*@*.* NOTI' to avoid reading all notifications ... It seems it is not correct. Any hint ?
[18:17] <ravaa> Gacker: neither
[18:17] <nunyabiz_> i don't know what a mask type option is, all i want to do is ignore someone
[18:17] <Gacker> ravaa,  wat den?
[18:17] <towerk> Gacker: neither it uses portage source compiled
[18:17] <ravaa> Gacker: gentoo uses compressed tarballs of source
[18:17] <markl_> where do i go to change the system beep to flash the current window instead of beeping?
[18:17] <Gacker> means .tar.gz
[18:17] <Gacker> ?
[18:17] <nunyabiz_> in mirc it is easy, you just type /ignore nick
[18:17] <markl_> for some reason i can't find it in this version, !#^$
[18:17] <ravaa> Gacker: ebuild files point to dependencies and where to grab the tar files
[18:17] <andjons_> nunyabiz, http://forum.xchat.org/viewtopic.php?p=14596&sid=11bd2374383a0ee538b4d89add10e0e7
[18:18] <Gacker> we need to manually compile the source ?
[18:18] <aaronvarghese> i want to view a video from hulu but a big play button came so i asked firefox chanel to help the told me to instal something and now my package manager has a problem
[18:18] <RitualMast3r> yeah mirc is lame :P
[18:18] <Pici> !offtopic
[18:18] <Megarain> I've got a minor problem. So, I've got an hard drive from my old desktop that went belly up. Trying to recover some old files, but I fear I may have encrypted them or some such using Windows XP built in security. I can see the files, just not acess them. Ideas?
[18:18] <ravaa> Gacker: gentoo's portage will downlaod the source files and compile/install for you
[18:18] <nunyabiz_> jesus, i don't want to have to read a forum post to learn how to ignore someone
[18:18] <Gacker> Ok
[18:18] <ravaa> nunyabiz_: then read man pages
[18:18] <nunyabiz_> it should be simple
[18:18] <Gacker> Will It be good to try Gentoo ?
[18:18] <DASPRiD> nunyabiz, assuming you are using xchat, there is surely a script which does that for you
[18:18] <ravaa> Gacker: it would be a good learning experience
[18:18] <FrankQC> /clear
[18:18] <Pici> Gacker: This is #ubuntu.  Please ask in #gentoo
[18:18] <andjons_> nunyabiz, Window -> Ignore list
[18:18] <nunyabiz_> ravaa, i don't want to have to read a manual either
[18:19] <Zaico> e ai galera
[18:19] <Dimitricus> Hello
[18:19] <Gacker> ravaa,  what learning?
[18:19] <ravaa> nunyabiz_: then how else would you learn how to use a piece of software
[18:19] <Gacker> How will i learn from there?
[18:19] <calc> Gacker: to learn linux probably would be better to use LFS than gentoo
[18:19] <aaronvarghese> helo
[18:19] <ravaa> Gacker: the ins and outs of linux
[18:19] <aaronvarghese> usr
[18:19] <nunyabiz_> by asking someone in the channel
[18:19] <Gacker> Ok
[18:19] <ravaa> calc: true, but gentoo would be a gentler start
[18:19] <Azazel-AZ> Pigeon makes ignore easy, one right clicks on the persons name and selects ignore
[18:19] <LjL> !offtopic
[18:19] <calc> Gacker: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_From_Scratch
[18:20] <mcphail> nunyabiz_: please ask i another channel. This is the ubuntu support channel
[18:20] <FrankQC> Even if he has a Gentoo question it's still seimilarly the same
[18:20] <FrankQC> Same kernel etc
[18:20] <aaronvarghese> usr13
[18:20] <nunyabiz_> i am using ubuntu
[18:20] <erbish> hello
[18:20] <Pici> FrankQC: No. Its not.  This is the UBUNTU support channel, not Gentoo
[18:20] <ravaa> argh, what's the command to bring up the kde control center?
[18:20] <LjL> !away > vatts    (vatts, see the private message from ubottu)
[18:20] <nunyabiz_> a chat client called xchat gnome
[18:20] <nunyabiz_> only ubuntu has it
[18:20] <aaronvarghese> and im using it
[18:21] <aaronvarghese> helo
[18:21] <aaronvarghese> lo
[18:21] <BrixSat> how can i stream the music my computer captures from audio card to shoutcast server?
[18:21] <vatts> LjL: that's my bnc afk system xD
[18:21] <LjL> vatts: please disable it while in this channel.
[18:21] <vatts> LjL: wht was my msg?
[18:21] <vatts> LjL: ok, i'll part when i am getting off
[18:21] <LjL> vatts: you changed nicknames.
[18:21] <vatts> LjL: oh, this
[18:21] <ravaa> anyone know a good lite weight pdf reader, preferably qt based
[18:22] <vatts> i though that i pm'd #ubuntu with "/me is now away: off"
[18:22] <vatts> or something like this :P
[18:22] <jakemac> Anybody know how to get the Microsoft 5000 notebook mouse(bluetooth)  to work with Ubuntu hardy heron?
[18:22] <ravaa> jakemac: tried google?
[18:22] <aaronvarghese> help
[18:23] <jakemac> yeah I did thats why im here :)
[18:23] <deathowl_> hy
[18:23] <aaronvarghese> i want to view a video from hulu but a big play button came so i asked firefox chanel to help the told me to instal something and now my package manager has a problem
[18:23] <deathowl_> could someone help me?
[18:23] <aaronvarghese> i want to view a video from hulu but a big play button came so i asked firefox chanel to help the told me to instal something and now my package manager has a problem
[18:23] <deathowl_> here is a big question
[18:23] <aaronvarghese> no could some 1 help me
[18:23] <ravaa> aaronvarghese: more specific?
[18:23] <aaronvarghese> i want to view a video from hulu but a big play button came so i asked firefox chanel to help the told me to instal something and now my package manager has a problem
[18:23] <Neconide> Pici
[18:23] <Neconide> suck my dick
[18:23] <billybigrigger> !repeat aaronvarghese
[18:23] <billybigrigger> aaronvarghese, quit repeating
[18:24] <aaronvarghese> ok
[18:24] <deathowl_> so
[18:24] <deathowl_> the question is
[18:24] <aaronvarghese> so how
[18:24] <deathowl_> i randomly started glxgears
[18:24] <deathowl_> with sudo
[18:24] <deathowl_> and my gnome crashed
[18:24] <deathowl_> is it normal?
[18:24] <deathowl_> i couldn't even close it
[18:24] <ravaa> wonder if there's a way to redirect the output for channel messages..hmm
[18:24] <calrik> can anyone pls direct me where I can learn how to install and use flash player under ubuntu 64?
[18:24] <gcorvala> how can i install an ubuntu with fr langage ? is it a metapackage ?
[18:24] <ravaa> deathowl_: happens, check your xorg log in /var/logs
[18:25] <DASPRiD> calrik, via apt-get
[18:25] <ravaa> calrik: google
[18:25] <ravaa> calrik: that question's answered in tons of guides/forum posts/and tutorials
[18:25] <nimrod> how can i uninstall the gnome flash player?
[18:25] <DASPRiD> calrik, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[18:25] <aaronvarghese> how should i fix my package manager
[18:25] <ravaa> aaronvarghese: what precisely is the problem?
[18:25] <calrik> dasprid: did that doesnt seem to work :(
[18:26] <aaronvarghese> my package manager has a prob
[18:26] <jakemac> How about making fujitsu tablet PC's work? Is there any program that compares with onenote (I have heard something about xournal)
[18:26] <DASPRiD> calrik, i'm used to that it does
[18:26] <aaronvarghese> and there r updates for me
[18:26] <quibbler> calrik-> look here: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[18:26] <ravaa> calrik: the steps are slightly involved to get it working. x86_64 support is flakey in linux for flash
[18:26] <sn9> has anyone gotten gspca to work on jaunty?????????????????
[18:26] <ravaa> aaronvarghese: error messages are helpful
[18:26] <deathowl_> sorry i'm a begginner
[18:26] <deathowl_> i dont know what should i look for
[18:26] <racecar56> i have a usb network adapter, im  not sure what it is but i believe it is a dm9601... here is lsusb's output on it: "Bus 002 Device 007: ID 0fe6:8101"
[18:27] <nimrod> the gnome flash-player doesn't work on the chat-page i'm using
[18:27] <DASPRiD> ravaa, calrik the 32 bit plugin works fine and is simply wrapped for firefox 64
[18:27] <ravaa> deathowl_: try googling just your question
[18:27] <aaronvarghese> its saying somthin g else is doing somthing
[18:27] <FrankQC_> Test
[18:27] <boot_loop> why does my rewrite module work for some web site redirects, but not for others?
[18:27] <ravaa> DASPRiD: the wrapper doesn't always work. i've had more success with the 64bit alpha version
[18:27] <ravaa> boot_loop: pastebin it
[18:28] <ravaa> boot_loop: can't help without being able to see it
[18:28] <DASPRiD> ravaa, until now it never failed, will wait until the 64 bit version will go GA
[18:28] <aaronvarghese> g2g
[18:28] <ravaa> boot_loop: check your access logs aswell and see what apache is doing with the non working requests
[18:28] <quibbler> aaronvarghese-> do you have another package manager open? if so close it and try again.
[18:28] <boot_loop> ok, let me figure out how to paste it
[18:28] <ravaa> boot_loop: go to pastebin.com
[18:28] <roger21> hello people
[18:28] <quibbler> !paste
[18:29] <ravaa> boot_loop: the site will give you an url you can paste that will give us a formatted view of whatever you copy->paste
[18:29] <boot_loop> nice
[18:29] <ravaa> boot_loop: other wise you'd flood the channel and the text would be non formatted with whitespace, thus making it terribly annoying to read :)
[18:30]  * ravaa curses irc for being so damaging to productivity
[18:31] <Pudgy> Anyone know how I can connect at startup in irssi in channnels on different servers? Just adding them in .irssi/config together with the other channels doesn't seem to work. Though I get no error message. Anyone know what could be the problem?
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> Pudgy:  i think the irssi homepage/docs mention how to do it.
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> Pudgy:  i rarely mess with other servers any more.. but i recall doing it ages ago.
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> Pudgy:  you also might want to check out 'znc' its a handy irc bouncer that can let you stay connected and irc into from other locations, so you never leave. :)
[18:33] <SergeySyrota> Hi guys! I'm getting weird segfault errors from cron: "kernel: [58042.509061] cron[4440]: segfault at 23fffffff0 ip 00007f9c58825a7a sp 00007fff6202f530 error 4 in libtalloc.so.1.2.0[7f9c58820000+8000]"
[18:34] <funkyHat> Pudgy: with the -auto switch when you add the channel to your config (/channel add -auto -network blah #blah
[18:34] <SergeySyrota> Does anyone know what might be causing it?
[18:34] <serpico> hi
[18:35] <Pudgy> funkyHat: Oooh... Hmmm... cool, thanks, gonna try that ;)
[18:35] <indus> Google earth hangs my system ,sound starts choking,display freezes
[18:36] <racecar56> maybe find an open source alternative......
[18:36] <indus> help
[18:36] <funkyHat> Pudgy: actually, scrap the -network blah bit, it's '#channel network' if you need to specify network (or it will use the one that the window you're currently looking at is in
[18:36] <racecar56> sudo alsa force-reload to fix sound (works for me on other problems)
[18:36] <calc> indus: file a bug report at the google earth website
[18:36] <waqas> can someone help me with Nvidia legacy drivers?
[18:36] <indus> ok thanks
[18:36] <boot_loop> ravaa: http://pastebin.com/m904ab8c - that is my config file where I give my redirect command... It is the very last block on the page that tries to direct to bglaze.net/drupal
[18:37] <kins> could some one help me with getting audio fixed in WINE
[18:37] <cherva> kins: there is #winehq support chanel for wine
[18:38] <iprocastinate> hi ppl. need help from you. I can't for the love of $deity find a decent sticky notes software that exists in cross platform and is syncronizable online. any tips?
[18:38] <indus> anyone else who has issues with google earth and solved it?
[18:38] <Pudgy> funkyHat: my section looks like: channels = {name = "#bla"; chatnet="blahblah; autojoin ="yes";}, ...should I add the switch in there somewhere? ... or rtfm? ;))
[18:38] <calc> indus: there are numerous issues with it in the past at least, i tried setting it up under intrepid and had issues there as well
[18:39] <iprocastinate> indus, i once had an issue that it started too slow, had to deactivate atmosfere
[18:39] <usr13> iprocastinate: You don't ask for much do you!  :)
[18:39] <calc> indus: i'm not sure if the problems are xorg bugs or google earth bugs
[18:39] <indus> calc: it worked fine in hardy, then intrepid it hangs screen , hangs sound etc
[18:39] <RoosterJuice> if i want to get an older version of a peice of software, how do i go about doing that with apt-get?
[18:39] <RoosterJuice> er
[18:39] <RoosterJuice> aptitude
[18:39] <indus> calc: and jaunty
[18:39] <iprocastinate> usr13, yeah, not very picky
[18:39] <colonelqubit> iprocastinate: I store notes in a version control... sync easily cross-platform. But it's not a GUI for ya.
[18:40] <iprocastinate> colonelqubit, i thought about that, but where would you store the server?
[18:40] <usr13> iprocastinate: online-sticky-notes.com  :)
[18:40] <phoenixz>  /join #eucalyptus
[18:40] <colonelqubit> iprocastinate: yeah, kind of have to have a server to do it.
[18:41] <usr13> online-sticky-notes.com = pastebin.com
[18:41] <IdleOne> What application do you folks recommend for DJ'ing on a shoutcast type server?
[18:41] <waqas> can someone help me with Nvidia legacy drivers?
[18:41] <guilherme-jorge> hello all, Is it possible to disable selinux in ubuntu live 9.04, without reboot the server?
[18:41] <iprocastinate> usr13, can't enter that site
[18:42] <usr13> iprocastinate: Was only teasing.
[18:42] <iprocastinate> also, if i could avoid using a browser, it would be great lol
[18:42] <usr13> usr13 = humor
[18:42] <iprocastinate> yeah, i get it :P
[18:42] <sn9> has anyone gotten gspca to work on jaunty?????????????????
[18:43] <colonelqubit> I'm getting an error in Firefox when I try to download the latest Ubuntu codes of conduct (... could not be opened, because the associated helper application does not exist).
[18:43] <deever> re
[18:43] <sacarlson> ﻿waqas:  for the video nvidia video driver?  envyng they tell me is working on ubuntu 9.04
[18:43] <colonelqubit> It looks like it's try to use TextEdit... which is on my system
[18:43] <iprocastinate> so i guess i'm doomed to access sticky notes through a browser -_-
[18:44] <usr13> colonelqubit: That means that firefox does not know what to do with the file.  (Does not know what application to use to open it.)
[18:44] <sacarlson> ﻿waqas: legacy what is that for older cards?
[18:44] <boot_loop> anyone willing to look at this apache config file and tell me why my first rewrite redirect works, but the second one doesn't? here is the code: http://pastebin.com/m904ab8c
[18:44] <iprocastinate> it's very inconvinient for me to switch operating systems and other pcs like this :(
[18:44] <andrew2325> i just installed an ati video card, and my nvidia sound stopped working
[18:44] <SergeySyrota> Any idea about the cron segfault problem I posted earlier?
[18:44] <usr13> sacarlson wins the keen observation award
[18:44] <DexterF> hi
[18:44] <andrew2325> should i just buy another sound card and forget it, or is there a work around
[18:44] <andrew2325> ?
[18:45] <colonelqubit> usr13: right, but firefox appears to be able to open other txt files, and it gives me the default "Open with 'Text Editor (default)'"
[18:45] <cherva> DexterF: hi
[18:45] <cherva> ubottu: version
[18:45] <Hymnosis>  what is the port number for the remote desktop?
[18:45] <colonelqubit> usr13: Does ubuntu not set up a default text editor?
[18:45] <DexterF> can I put a 16GB SD card in an Asus EEE 901 and install an ubuntu flavor onto that parallel to windows?
[18:45] <usr13> colonelqubit: You should be albe to set options for various files in firefox's menus.
[18:46] <Dr_Willis> DexterF:  i belive theres a netbook wiki page that gives detils on doing that..
[18:46] <DexterF> Dr_Willis: on the ubuntu site?
[18:46] <Dr_Willis> DexterF:  ubuntu wiki site yes.
[18:46] <usr13> colonelqubit: Edit > Preferences > Application
[18:46] <colonelqubit> usr13: Oh, sure -- I was just wondering if there was a bug here, or if Ubuntu's version of firefox just doesn't set up a text handler by default
[18:46] <hoymkot> just want to ask, are there any full time ubuntu employee here, or you guys are all amateur
[18:46] <Dr_Willis> DexterF:   i got an AcerAspireOne :) so not sure  on any issues on doing what you want with that  machnine
[18:47] <usr13> colonelqubit: THat may be the case.  I've not upgraded to 9.04 yet and that may be where the issue lies.
[18:47] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up
[18:47] <deever> why?
[18:47] <colonelqubit> usr13: Yeah, I'm using 9.04 x86_64. I'll look on launchpad
[18:47] <IdleOne> What application do you folks recommend for DJ'ing on a shoutcast type server?
[18:48] <usr13> colonelqubit: But Firefox is Firefox and Firefox is highly customizable / configurable.
[18:48] <andrew2325> any ideas about a conflicting video and sound card?
[18:48] <guilherme-jorge> someone knows if its possible to disable selinux in ubuntu live, without reboot?
[18:49] <Drikan> Hello every one i worked on this quite a bit last night. i originally thought it was an issue just with DVD but its happening even when i insert the ubuntu cd.   every time in insert a disk my system locks up. and i have to reset in order to continue. every thing else works all right but when i initially insert it it fails to mount the disk and locks the system
[18:50] <usr13> guilherme-jorge: selinux is optional, right? You installed it?
[18:51] <usr13> guilherme-jorge: Is selinux part of 9.04 now?
[18:51] <guilherme-jorge> yes... I just boot Ubuntu live and selinux is installed...
[18:51] <Drikan> dose any one have any ideas? the DVD rom works just fine in Vista and it even plays DVD disks just fine so i know the hard wear is working
[18:51] <zagibu> is it true that you no longer need oss/alsa for sound in jaunty? I can hardly believe that...
[18:51] <guilherme-jorge> usr13:  yes... I just boot Ubuntu live and selinux is installed...
[18:52] <mac9416> Hello, I'm trying to find out how to make a superdeb. I can't find the script/iso, I'm not sure what it is.
[18:53] <usr13> guilherme-jorge: THat is news to me.  Sorry I don't know how to turn it off. Let me look around here....
[18:53] <SergeySyrota> Hi guys! I'm getting weird segfault errors from cron: "kernel: [58042.509061] cron[4440]: segfault at 23fffffff0 ip 00007f9c58825a7a sp 00007fff6202f530 error 4 in libtalloc.so.1.2.0[7f9c58820000+8000]" Any idea what might be causing it?
[18:53] <Gacker>  i want to install ubuntulooks gtk engine but when i try to do that it gives a conflict with 'human' gtk engine. so i try to remove it nd the synaptics package manager says that 'ubuntu-desktop & ubuntu-artwork' will also have to be removed
[18:53] <joobaby> hi, I am unable to watch any  videos on-line in Firefox or opera, Ive had this problem for a really long time, noutube, no ted, no nbc; videos on the HDD work properly, I'm running the latest version of ubuntu and its updated. Please help!
[18:53] <Gacker>  i cant afford to remove them
[18:54] <Gacker>  so is there any other way to install?
[18:54] <gordonjcp> joobaby: have you installed flashplugin-nonfree ?
[18:54] <joobaby> i believe so yes
[18:54] <mcphail> Gacker: they are metapackages and can be removed
[18:54] <zagibu> Gacker: I think those are just meta-packages...shouldn't matter if you remove them
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> Gacker: you can iremove 'ubuntu-desktop' its a hollow metapackage and will remove nothing
[18:55] <nmvictor>  joobaby: Dou you have flash player iinstalled in you browser?
[18:55] <joobaby> yes
[18:55] <zagibu> can anyone with jaunty tell me if they have an alsactl command in their path?
[18:55] <gordonjcp> joobaby: if you've installed flashplugin-nonfree and restarted firefox then it *should* work
[18:55] <gordonjcp> zagibu: yes
[18:56] <zagibu> gordonjcp: thanks
[18:56] <manpoole> does grub-gfxboot support ext4?
[18:57] <nmvictor> Any one know of  a better movie player for ubuntu than Mplayer?
[18:57] <xerox1> vlc
[18:57] <Jygga> hi, im trying to install jaunty on my Gericom Blockbuster N251C1, during the file copy process i get a kernel panic and it stalls, which part is broken? doing a memtest atm but looks fine
[18:57] <Jygga> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=139843 describes a similar problem
[18:57] <Vinceman> is there a way to couple Totem Movie Player 2.24.3 to Pidgin to show your buddies what music you are listening to?
[18:57] <WIGGMPk> is there a command to empty the trash can from the command line? and if so, how can I empty root's trash? I used sudo nautilus to delete a file from /usr/share/themes but moved it to roots trash
[18:57] <jad_> yes i have the same issue
[18:58] <Zzeiss> Email question: "RMAIL" (yes, the EMACS package) is putting in double headers on outgoing email.  I had to configure Postfix myself, and may have made a mistake.  Any suggestions?
[18:58] <maco> !trash | WIGGMPk
[18:58] <maco> WIGGMPk: just replace ~ with /root
[18:58] <WIGGMPk> maco: thanks mate
[18:59] <taz> hi... anyone know how install with java ???  with terminal ???
[18:59] <harushimo> anybody know about crossover linux
[18:59] <jZed> amarok can't find sound engine after upgrade hardy -> intrepid (in gnome)
[19:00] <harushimo> I have some gre programs. I want to be able to install them
[19:00] <eseven73> !java | taz
[19:00] <jad_> can anyone please answer the 'what are you listening to' question above
[19:00] <taz> thanks.. let me try
[19:00] <sn9> has anyone gotten gspca to work on jaunty?????????????????
[19:00] <nmvictor> WIGGMPk: What do yo mean root trash?Is their a way you could tell it was root trash?
[19:00] <gordonjcp> jad_: what?
[19:01] <jad_> I mean
[19:01] <WIGGMPk> hey maco, you wouldnt happen to know the location of the default gnome splash images?
[19:01] <jad_> how can I add the ability to
[19:01] <joobaby> whats the command to install flashplugin-nonfree? I'm a little rusty :-)
[19:01] <jad_> pidgin
[19:01] <jad_> to display as a pm what Im listeing to
[19:01] <WIGGMPk> nmvictor: maco solved my question, thanks though
[19:01] <jZed> the #amarok folks had no help, said it was an ubuntu problem, any ideas on getting amarok to work?
[19:01] <gordonjcp> joobaby: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree ought to do it for you
[19:01] <zagibu> joobaby: man apt-get
[19:01] <Vinceman> DAMMIT!
[19:01] <maco> WIGGMPk: nope, sorry
[19:01] <aaronvarghese> helo
[19:01] <Vinceman> so weird, I think sorry and read it
[19:01] <gordonjcp> jad_: wouldn't that be more to do with your media player?
[19:02] <ramos>  como instalar wine de consola
[19:02] <aaronvarghese> helo
[19:02] <maco> jZed: #kubuntu maybe?
[19:02] <joobaby> thx
[19:02] <jZed> would rather stay in gnome
[19:02] <harushimo> is crossover linux a good software to use with ubuntu
[19:02] <jZed> apt-get install wine
[19:02] <jad_> gordonjcp: no it should be a plugin
[19:02] <jad_> i found one but it didnt work
[19:02] <aaronvarghese> my package manager isnt working
[19:02] <gordonjcp> harushimo: if you want to use certain wine apps, yes
[19:02] <aaronvarghese> can someone help
[19:02] <harushimo> I had my problems with wine
[19:02] <gordonjcp> harushimo: I bought crossover gaming so I could get HL2 working properly
[19:02] <ramos_> como instalar wine de consola
[19:02] <LjL> !es | ramos_
[19:02] <aaronvarghese> helo
[19:03] <jad_> http://code.google.com/p/pidgin-musictracker/
[19:03] <jZed> ramos : apt-get install wine
[19:03] <harushimo> thats why I wanted to try something different
[19:03] <aaronvarghese> help
[19:03] <jad_> this is the link I think i didnt know how to compile it
[19:03] <aaronvarghese> help
[19:03] <joobaby> damn i already had updated nonfree!
[19:03] <gordonjcp> harushimo: it's probably worth checking on winehq
[19:03] <aaronvarghese> someone
[19:03] <gordonjcp> !help | aaronvarghese
[19:03] <joobaby> :'(
[19:03] <nanbanjin> Jaunty made me run a partial upgrade just now, how comes?
[19:03] <harushimo> ok will do
[19:03] <gordonjcp> !anyone | aaronvarghese
[19:03] <tobywuk_> can anyone here write python?
[19:03] <Vinceman> my sound doesn't work
[19:03] <gordonjcp> tobywuk_: yes
[19:03] <tobywuk_> gordonjcp, In a string what is % denote?
[19:04] <Spanish37> hello people
[19:04] <aaronvarghese> help
[19:04] <und3rgr0undz3r0> im running kde4 is there a way to get rid of the plasma desktop and get a regular one?
[19:04] <aaronvarghese> ubot
[19:04] <tobywuk_> gordonjcp, as in: filename = ’python-%s.tar.gz’ % Version
[19:04] <tobywuk_> what is the %?
[19:04] <aaronvarghese> ubotu
[19:04] <racecar56> where are the .ko files at?
[19:04] <jZed> so best advice to get amarok in intrepid to work in gnome is to install kbuntu?
[19:04] <aaronvarghese> anyone
[19:04] <racecar56> aaronvarghese, ubottu
[19:04] <ramos> como instalar wine de consola
[19:04] <nmvictor> WIGGMPk: Cant locate what maco said,could you PM it to me please?
[19:04] <nmvictor> Vinceman: Why do you think so,have the drivers installed?
[19:04] <gordonjcp> tobywuk_: variable expansion, might be better to take it to #python (but I'm not in there)
[19:05] <Vinceman> it used to work nmvictor
[19:05] <Vinceman> yesterday it did
[19:05] <JosephMarc> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.  error
[19:05] <JosephMarc> any idea?
[19:05] <zagibu> racecar5: find / -name *.ko
[19:05] <tobywuk_> gordonjcp, what do you mean by variable expansion?
[19:05] <zagibu> racecar5: try it with sudo
[19:05] <gordonjcp> tobywuk_: /j #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:06] <copkiller> Hello im a real beginner at ubuntu. Just installed it and i have some problems with virtualbox and to connect my usb devices (my iPhone). Anybody please help me
[19:06] <Drikan> can any one have any ideas why my system locks up everytime it tryed to mount a dvd or cd?  hear is a http://pastebin.com/f3b3c68df of hdparm -I /dev/sr0
[19:06] <und3rgr0undz3r0> anyone know how to get rid of plasma desktop on KDE4?
[19:06] <Vinceman> nmvictor!
[19:07] <IdleOne> What application do you folks recommend for DJ'ing on a shoutcast type server?
[19:07] <aaronvarghese> lo
[19:07] <djiezes> copkiller: did you install the version from the default repositories? the OSE version?
[19:07] <JosephMarc> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.  I get this wen testing sound with my 5.1 speaker, only two channels work, any insights?
[19:07] <copkiller> djiezes, yes i did
[19:08] <leejongwook> abc
[19:08] <djiezes> copkiller: that version doesn't support USB, you need to install the closed-source version, see site from virtualbox
[19:08] <djiezes> !virtualbox > copkiller
[19:08] <copkiller> djiezes, ok
[19:08] <copkiller> ubottu, ok
[19:09] <JosephMarc> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.  I get this wen testing sound with my 5.1 speaker, only two channels work, any insights?
[19:09] <copkiller> djiezes, thank you
[19:10] <sacarlson> !register
[19:10] <djiezes> copkiller: np. + after installing, you might need to add yourself or other users to the vbox group.
[19:11] <copkiller> djiezes, Do i do that inside virtualbox program?
[19:11] <copkiller> or on the website
[19:11] <JosephMarc> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.  I get this wen testing sound with my 5.1 speaker, only two channels work, anyone?
[19:11] <eseven73> that's the trick with virtualbox and USB you (your user) has to be in vbox's group + you need Sun's version NOT the ose version
[19:11] <djiezes> copkiller: in gnome, rightclick your own name (upper right) & from there you can add yourself to the virtualbox group
[19:12] <copkiller> whats gnome?
[19:12] <eseven73> !gnome | copkiller
[19:12] <copkiller> oh ok
[19:12] <djiezes> copkiller:  nvrmind, do you see your own name in the upper right corner? where you can log out & such? right click there & click on groups or something
[19:13] <copkiller> do u mean "edit users and groups" ?
[19:13] <djiezes> copkiller: that's it (i have a dutch version, so i couldn't say)
[19:13] <copkiller> hehe ok
[19:13] <JosephMarc> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.  I get this wen testing sound with my 5.1 speaker, only two channels work, anyone?
[19:13] <thewrath> who keeps on messaging me
[19:14] <zagibu> spammers, perhaps?
[19:14] <copkiller> do i have to add myself to virtualbox group after i installed the non-ose vb or can i do it before?
[19:14] <zagibu> you get the weirdest spam sometimes in here
[19:14] <thewrath> it was something with ubotto or something
[19:14] <zagibu> ah, maybe someone misdirected his info at you
[19:15] <JosephMarc> no one can help with my sound issue?
[19:15] <zagibu> ubottu is a bot that can be used to send often-asked info to users conveniently
[19:15] <gharz> guys, my nic is on dhcp... what's the command line to check my default gateway address? if i run ifconfig it doesn't show my gateway... pls help
[19:15] <Seeker`> JosephMarc: be patient; give someone a chance to get back to you
[19:15] <JosephMarc> ok
[19:15] <F15h3r> Hey there, anyone know if i can install my ubuntu over the old one, but keeping my files from before?
[19:16] <syn-fin2> F15h3r: just do upgrade
[19:16] <neebly> hi
[19:16] <syn-fin2> and all settings should stay
[19:16] <nmvictor> opkiller: depends,sometimes a dialogue comes up telling you to add yourself for the group.However,you can still add yourself if it doesn
[19:17] <w3ccv> WiFi question.  I have UNR (U Netbook Remix) kenel 2.6.28-11.  And a Netgear WG111v2 wifi dongle on loan. I also have a VPN111. The WG111 installs modules when plugged in, and works. The VPN111 does not. Ok, since I need to return the WG111 soon, how do I get the VPN111 to work. More modules ? How to load them at 'plug in time'?
[19:17] <mpontillo> gharz: if you run nm-tool from the command line it will dump all the settings it detected, including gateways, wireless networks, etc
[19:17] <JosephMarc> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1149653 this thread contains more information
[19:17] <gharz> thanks
[19:17] <gharz> let me try that/
[19:17] <eseven73> !separatehome | F15h3r (or this maybe in case you're not wanting to upgrade)
[19:18] <aaronvarghese> helo
[19:18] <Hymnosis> !vnc
[19:18] <w3ccv> All this is on a MSIWind, otherwise a fine netbook
[19:18] <nmvictor> Antone to take me through setting up bzr?
[19:18] <aaronvarghese> can someone help
[19:18] <cipher42> is there a master kernel-source package that will give me all the source to do kernel dev?
[19:18] <daveosociologist> Network Printer problem: Cannon Image Runner C2550. Ubuntu 9.04. Finds network printer, IP is correct. With recommended driver, printer does nothing. With second available driver printer printer beeps and flashes red light and says "PDL IMG Invalid Data". Any idea how to fix this?
[19:18] <Hymnosis> !FreeNX
[19:18] <Jygga> hi, im trying to install jaunty on my Gericom Blockbuster N251C1, during the file copy process i get a "kernel panic - not syncing: Fatal exception in interrupt", memtest returned no errors
[19:19] <help> help
[19:19] <cipher42> help me help!
[19:19] <eseven73> !helpme | help cipher42
[19:19] <help> can someone hepl
[19:19] <help> help
[19:19] <nmvictor> help: what about?
[19:20] <Guest63949> can someone help
[19:20] <eseven73> Guest63949, just ask your question already
[19:20] <sn9> has anyone gotten gspca to work on jaunty?????????????????
[19:20] <Guest> d
[19:20] <Guest> d
[19:20] <Guest> d
[19:20] <FloodBot3> Guest: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:21] <Guest69925> dpdd
[19:21] <Guest69925> lp
[19:21] <Guest69925> lplp
[19:21] <Guest69925> l
[19:21] <Guest69925> pll
[19:21] <FloodBot3> Guest69925: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:21] <Guest69925> l
[19:21] <eseven73> !ops | Guest68150
[19:21] <cipher42> it was just a joke seven
[19:21] <eseven73> oops wrong "Guest" meant Guest69925
[19:21] <cipher42> my gods you irc people are wayyyyy to touchy
[19:21] <mneptok> Guest69925: time to stop that
[19:21] <nintnint> I edited partitions in GParted LiveCD and now my Grub gives me an error 22 message.  I'm guessing its looking for an OS where there really isn't one, since it moved.  Can I just reset it?
[19:21] <eseven73> !offtopic
[19:21] <nmvictor> Guest63949: Just ask your query,their is always someone out to help
[19:22] <JosephMarc> Need help with my speakers, please check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1149653
[19:23] <help> helo
[19:23] <daveosociologist> Network Printer problem: Cannon Image Runner C2550. Ubuntu 9.04. Finds network printer, IP is correct. With recommended driver, printer does nothing. With second available driver printer printer beeps, flashes red light, and says "PDL IMG Invalid Data". Any idea how to make this printer work?
[19:23] <Jygga> hi, im trying to install jaunty on my Gericom Blockbuster N251C1, during the file copy process i get a "kernel panic - not syncing: Fatal exception in interrupt", memtest returned no errors, validated image integrity
[19:23] <winston> shroomery.org
[19:23] <Paddy_EIRE> help: you are not going to get "help" any faster with that nick ;)
[19:23] <Guest24210> can som1 help
[19:23] <M0E_lnx> there is a file named "core" in my home dir... bytecode... dont know what it is or where it came from... any one seen this before?
[19:23] <M0E_lnx> it's about 14mb in size
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> M0E_lnx: its a crash file
[19:24] <M0E_lnx> ActionParsnip, safe to remove?
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> M0E_lnx: its used to help diagnose crashes and can be deleted
[19:24] <M0E_lnx> cool
[19:24] <M0E_lnx> thanks
[19:24] <bob__> JoesephMarc run speaker-test -c5 what happens
[19:24] <i> ehh
[19:25] <nintnint> Is there another ubuntu channel where anyone actually helps anyone else?
[19:25] <thewrath> is there any way to stop the gosh for saken spam?
[19:25] <aaronvarghese> i
[19:25] <aaronvarghese> help
[19:25] <thewrath> nintnint: yes there is
[19:25] <JosephMarc> bob:I only get sound from 2 speakers
[19:25] <aaronvarghese> can someonr help
[19:25] <aaronvarghese> can someone help
[19:25] <Seeker`> thewrath: from who?
[19:25] <aaronvarghese> just say my name
[19:26] <eseven73> aaronvarghese, welcome to ignore, the ops don't see what you're up to, but I do, bye bye now.
[19:26] <Hymnosis> what is the command to show hidden files/folders?
[19:26] <nmvictor> nintnint: you had a problem?
[19:26] <aaronvarghese> heol
[19:26] <aaronvarghese> gle
[19:26] <aaronvarghese> glo
[19:26] <aaronvarghese> heloe
[19:26] <aaronvarghese> hep
[19:26] <aaronvarghese> ehpehp
[19:26] <FloodBot3> aaronvarghese: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:26] <hoymkot> aaronvarghese, what do you need
[19:26] <nintnint> yeh
[19:26] <aaronvarghese> ep
[19:27] <hoymkot> aaronvarghese: what do you need
[19:27] <nintnint> I get a grub error 22.  i go find /boot/grub/stage=1   in grub in terminal and i get error 15 file not found
[19:27] <Guest36833> em28xx #0/2: dvb frontend not attached. Can't attach xc3028
[19:27] <Guest36833> help pls
[19:28] <mneptok> nintnint: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[19:28] <hypn0> i accidently deleted .pulse directory, will that cause problems? or will it re-spawn next time :-)
[19:28] <JosephMarc> need help with my 5.1 system for more info http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1149653
[19:29] <nintnint> find /grub/stage=1  same error
[19:29] <nintnint> file not found
[19:29] <bob__> JoesephMarc Did you try this http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~bondhugu/alsamch.shtml
[19:29] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why
[19:29] <hanasaki> what is a good tool to test the bandwidth between two computers?
[19:30] <erbish> is there any chance to install Jaunty's notification system to my Linux Mint?
[19:30] <mbeierl1> hanasaki: iperf
[19:30] <nmvictor>  hypn0: Dont think so,though it may,because thats where user configaration  files are for pulse audio kept.
[19:30] <nintnint> NEVERMIND YOU UGYS
[19:30] <nintnint> i read it as stage=1 but its just stage1
[19:30] <sacarlson> ﻿hanasaki: I use wireshark
[19:30] <nintnint> my bad
[19:30] <eseven73> !mintsupport | erbish
[19:31] <w3ccv> WiFi question.  I have UNR (U Netbook Remix) kenel 2.6.28-11.  And a Netgear WG111v2 wifi dongle on loan. I also have a VPN111. The WG111 installs modules when plugged in, and works. The VPN111 does not. Ok, since I need to return the WG111 soon, how do I get the VPN111 to work. More modules ? How to load them at 'plug in time'?
[19:31] <erbish> goodies
[19:31] <JosephMarc> need help with my 5.1 system for more info http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1149653
[19:31] <erbish> thanks
[19:31] <hanasaki> sacarlson: how do u use wireshark for that?
[19:31] <eseven73> !repeat | JosephMarc
[19:31] <hypn0> nmvictor, could i create a new user and just copy that .pulse to my one, that should work right :-)
[19:31] <nintnint> i think i fixed it
[19:31] <nintnint> thanks for the link
[19:32] <sacarlson> ﻿hanasaki: it can graph the bandwidth
[19:32] <mneptok> nintnint: glad you found a channel where "people actually help each other"
[19:32] <jseiser> w3ccv,  http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&url=http%3A%2F%2Fubuntuforums.org%2Fshowthread.php%3Ft%3D995755&ei=o9cBSvGICpSWMdm8yN4H&usg=AFQjCNERYUnGeeZyrxqB8epjgXFA6biLZg
[19:32] <jseiser> that is the first hit in google
[19:32] <jseiser> says 'solved' for getting your usb dongle to work
[19:32] <jseiser> I would look through that thread
[19:33] <nmvictor> yea,probably.But with default settings.So if you had made any changes on the settings then you'll have to do that again.
[19:33] <hanasaki> thanks
[19:33] <eseven73> you'd think as large as Google is they'd have prettier URLS
[19:33] <IdleOne> is there a GUI for wine?
[19:33] <NTpspE> Hello, can anyone help me. I need to know how to change the size of the ubuntu welcome screen, as it dosent fit on my monitor
[19:34] <sacarlson> ﻿hanasaki: wireshark under  statistics
[19:34] <deever> IdleOne: yes
[19:34] <doleyb> IdleOne: there have been wine guis, but I don't see them in ubuntu now
[19:34] <lanoxx> IdleOne, what exactly do you expact from such a gui?
[19:35] <lanoxx> in ubuntu you can usually install exe file by just a double click on them
[19:35] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[19:35] <nmvictor> NTpspE: Isn that just about your screen resolution?hey,and what welcome screen are you talking about,in ubuntu?
[19:35] <IdleOne> lanoxx, thank you
[19:36] <lanoxx> IdleOne, if that doesnt work, for example because of a bug, you can also easily open a terminal to the folder of the exe file and then type: wine filename.exe
[19:36] <FrankQC> If anyone uses Skype on Ubuntu 8.04 using a build-in microsoft please private message me.
[19:36] <sn9> has anyone gotten gspca to work on jaunty?????????????????
[19:36] <lanoxx> it will show you the output on the console and you can use it to search google or submit a bug report
[19:36] <FrankQC> lol built-in microsoft... build-in microphone*
[19:36] <w3ccv> jseiser  That dosn't quite solve my problem. With this build the VPN111 isn't even recognized.
[19:36] <eseven73> FrankQC, I was wondering what you were on about LOL
[19:37] <FrankQC> LOL
[19:37] <FrankQC> Yea
[19:37] <FrankQC> -_-
[19:37] <NTpspE> ﻿nmvictor: When i start ubuntu up, the logon screen but, the logon box is in the botom right of my monitor, i changed the screen resolution, but that's still huge
[19:37] <FrankQC> For some reason I can hear people but peoplec an't hear me, it's like if my Microphone isn't being recognized
[19:37] <lanoxx> FrankQC, i have a buildin mic in my notebook
[19:37] <lanoxx> but i use jaunty
[19:37] <FrankQC> Oh.
[19:37] <NTpspE> Everything else is fine, and i've done it before, i think its in some config file, i forgot where
[19:37] <FrankQC> I use hardy lol
[19:37] <FrankQC> It should work still... =(
[19:37] <FrankQC> Whatever, It's linux. Gonna take me a while to get used to
[19:38] <FrankQC> Been using it for a while and still gotta get the hang of it
[19:38] <lanoxx> check that all the volume settings are turned on, especially notice that therer are different handlers for input and output, turning the output handlers on doenst turn the input handlers on too for the mic
[19:38] <thewrath> Paddy_EIRE: i am getting stuff from
[19:38] <FrankQC> Do you use OSS ot ALSA?
[19:38] <dgravot_> hello,how to backtrack on all 'ignore' masks that I created ?
[19:38] <Hymnosis> is it posible to run Ubuntu's remote desktop using firefox browser running java? if so how to?
[19:39] <lanoxx> FrankQC, i use ALSA and pulseaudio
[19:39] <FrankQC> So for everything you use ALSA but for the mixer you use pulse?
[19:40] <disappearedng> Hey everyone how do I enable chinese in telnet?
[19:40] <lanoxx> FrankQC, not sure how it works internally but i think so
[19:40] <mrTr0ut> In firefox on ubuntu 9.04, I'm trying to play videos(from mlb.com) that use flash player...the audio plays okay, but the video freezes or it's sped up very quickly
[19:40] <mrTr0ut> I've already tried reinstalling flash player
[19:40] <lanoxx> mrTr0ut, intrepid?
[19:40] <eseven73> !away > Pasbar_Team|AWAY
[19:40] <Hymnosis> is it posible to run Ubuntu's remote desktop using firefox browser running java? if so how to?
[19:41] <mneptok> mrTr0ut: how did you install Flash?
[19:41] <mrTr0ut> from the website
[19:41] <mrTr0ut> official site
[19:41] <sbasuita> mrTr0ut, I highly recommend you remove the package you got from the website, and install `flashplugin-nonfree' from the ubuntu archives.
[19:41] <mneptok> mrTr0ut: using the package management system is preferred.
[19:42] <mrTr0ut> alright
[19:42] <eseven73> !info vnc-java | Hymnosis
[19:43] <sacarlson> ﻿Hymnosis: i did that before run remote with some java program I forget how
[19:43] <eseven73> Hymnosis, not firefox related, but that might do what you want
[19:43] <Hymnosis> hmm
[19:43] <sacarlson> ﻿Hymnosis: it ran in the browser
[19:43] <Hymnosis> the idea is to run vnc using the internet browser
[19:44] <sacarlson> ﻿Hymnosis: yes that's what it did
[19:44] <eseven73> maybe a firefox plugin then?
[19:44] <sacarlson> ya some java thing I think
 i'll keep searching, cheers
[19:44] <sacarlson> http://www.realvnc.com/support/javavncviewer.html
[19:45] <cas> I miss some space on my harddisk, my /home partition is 430G, it's using almost 400G but I can only find 173G with du and baobab. I'm searched for some simple explanation/misunderstanding but I can't figure out where those 227G are.
[19:46] <NeT_DeMoN> does anyone know about using external monitors on Ubuntu 8.10 laptops?
[19:46] <jimcooncat> Hymnosis: you'd need support on the remote side, just a Java-enabled browser on the client
[19:47] <cas> NeT_DeMoN: just connect the monitors and run displayconfig-gtk and see what happens
[19:47] <super_hoops1967> right guys i've messed up my xubuntu.  i've told it to do all the fancy shmancy things like mac osx.....but because my laptop can't do it its just cocked up, whenever something opens the APPLICATIONS/PLACES at the top can't be seen :(
[19:47] <mrTr0ut> sbasuita I installed what you suggested but it didn't seem to fix my problem
[19:47] <mrTr0ut> some times the video plays or times it doesn't...not sure why
[19:48] <NeT_DeMoN> cas: this is what happens "bash: displayconfig-gtk: command not found"
[19:48] <shadeslayer> hi one of my upgrades is not getting completed,how do i complete it? sudo apt-get dist-upgrade is not working as well
[19:48] <super_hoops1967> window manager treaks no longer opens either :)
[19:48] <super_hoops1967> :(
[19:49] <sacarlson> ﻿shadeslayer: ubuntu version?
[19:49] <shadeslayer> 9.04
[19:50] <w3ccv> WiFi question.  I have UNR (U Netbook Remix) kenel 2.6.28-11.  And a Netgear WG111v2 wifi dongle on loan. I also have a VPN111. The WG111 installs modules when plugged in, and works. The VPN111 does not. Ok, since I need to return the WG111 soon, how do I get the VPN111 to work. More modules ? How to load them at 'plug in time'?
[19:50] <cas> Screenie of my problem: http://imagebin.ca/view/jZwYG89.html
[19:50] <nmvictor> super_hoops1967: Once had that problem and went through several posts in ubuntuforums in search for an answer,only to find some user giving a link to a launchpad page describing it as a bug.Sorr dude,I know how it feel,dont loose hop thouh,some one might help fix
[19:50] <doleyb> shadeslayer: Often you just look at the packages that aren't coming, remove them, do the upgrade, and add those packages again.
[19:50] <Johnny_B_Good> hey guys, well whan I've got turned my password of my wirelessrouter off, ubuntu doesn't find my access point...what shall I do?
[19:51] <shadeslayer> doleyb: The following packages have been kept back: linux-restricted-modules-generic
[19:51] <Guest3410_089> some install for ubuntu mobile arm (Nokia n810)?
[19:51] <super_hoops1967> is there any way to reset my xubuntu to how it was when i first installed?
[19:51] <zagibu> w3ccv: what does lspci/lsusb say about your vpn111?
[19:52] <alessandro> !ciao
[19:52] <shadeslayer> sacarlson: see above
[19:52] <cas> NeT_DeMoN: try gnome-display-properties
[19:52] <stephane_> hello
[19:52] <doleyb> super_hoops1967: Well you can reinstall, but maybe all you want to do is move away the dot files in your ~
[19:52] <Johnny_B_Good> hey guys, well whan I've got turned my password of my wirelessrouter off, ubuntu doesn't find my access point...what shall I do?
[19:52] <sbasuita> mrTr0ut, yes, I didn't expect what I told you to do to fix the problem - it is just far more preferable to use software from the ubuntu repos whenever available over external packages.
[19:52] <Gentel_Jewel> bye all
[19:53] <mattgyver> Does anyone know how to automatically run a script after a usb drive has been detected?
[19:53] <shadeslayer> sacarlson: E: Broken packages
[19:54] <NeT_DeMoN> cas, that doesn't really help, I want my display only on my external monitor and to be able to make the resolution at least 1600x1400
[19:54] <daveosociologist> Network Printer problem: Cannon Image Runner C2550. Ubuntu 9.04. Finds network printer, IP is correct. With recommended driver, printer does nothing. With second available driver printer printer beeps, flashes red light, and says "PDL IMG Invalid Data". Any idea how to make this printer work?
[19:54] <Johnny_B_Good> hey guys, well whan I've got turned my password of my wirelessrouter off, ubuntu doesn't find my access point...what shall I do?
[19:54] <zagibu> Johnny_B_Good: you mean that you disabled authentication for your access point and now ubuntu doesn't automatically connect?
[19:54] <sbasuita> mattgyver, sounds pefectly possible, but I'd have no idea how exactly
[19:54] <darrend> where are trackerd indexes and config file stored pls?
[19:55] <bc> can someone point me to a resource for learning how to controlling gnome panel applets with some keyboard shortcuts?
[19:55] <bc> s/controlling/control/
[19:55] <zagibu> Johnny_B_Good: you can create a new connection...just click on the wifi icon, then choose "connect to a hidden network" or however it's called
[19:55] <Johnny_B_Good> zagibu, yes that's it....it usually works...if I've got an wpa/wpa2 password on it....
[19:56] <hareldvd> v 9.04 jaunty mixer keeps coming in mute when I login. Any idea?
[19:56] <super_hoops1967> how do i turn off the transparancy in linux? my grfaphics card cant handle it so its fooked
[19:56] <w3ccv> zagibu  lsusb reports "ID 1385:5f-1 Netgear, Inc WPN111 (no firmware)"
[19:57] <darrend> nm
[19:57] <bob__> w3ccv did you try ndiswrapper it might not be a linux supported card
[19:57] <cas> NeT_DeMoN: normally it detects the right resolution and you can even configure multihead with it. If it doesn't work you need to mangle your xorg settings, it's best to google about it (make sure you backup the file before you make changes)
[19:58] <zagibu> w3ccv: yeah, it seems to be complicated to get it to work: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1059251
[19:58] <NeT_DeMoN> cas, I learned to always back up the hard way
[19:58] <NeT_DeMoN> :P
[19:58] <marko-_--> Hello i have a question for the developers... why don't older ati cards work in 9.04 ?
[19:59] <Dr_Willis> marko-_--:  X updated/changed things..
[19:59] <marko-_--> so it's not ubuntu's fault ?
[19:59] <Johnny_B_Good> zagibu, so you mean...just to type in my interface and he'll find it...an will connect??? Well, it works perfectly with a wpa2 password on my router...but without a password ubuntu even doesn't find it...
[19:59] <LMJ> hi
[19:59] <funkyHat> marko-_--: which card specifically, and did you install ubuntu 9.04 from CD or upgrade from 8.10?
[19:59] <Dr_Willis> marko-_--:  X has been slowly improveing in some areas and making changes.. and that often breaks the propitary drivers
[19:59] <marko-_--> it's not my problems
[20:00] <zagibu> Johnny_B_Good: yeah, try it with no security
[20:00] <marko-_--> but i read it on the internets and a friend has the same problems
[20:00] <marko-_--> problem*
[20:00] <Johnny_B_Good> zagibu, ok thank you very much...I'll try it....
[20:00] <Dr_Willis> ATI is often a problem. :) over the years
[20:00] <zagibu> Johnny_B_Good: and enter the ssid there, not your interface
[20:00] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[20:00] <cas> NeT_DeMoN: configuring xorg can be quite a pita, ubuntu 9.04 has improved display properties (although I couldn't see much difference with 8.10 that worked right for me)
[20:01] <LMJ> since i'm using jaunty, remote desktop is buggy  : got only a first image and then, it seems frozen, anyone had this problem before
[20:01] <w3ccv> bob__; zagibu; Thanks for the pointers. I'll give it a try when Security Now is over.
[20:01] <Johnny_B_Good> zagibu, yes that's what I've meant
[20:03] <ego_> salut à tous
[20:03] <coleys> !fr
[20:04] <admin_masu3701> whats the command to open a pdf file in terminal?
[20:04] <coleys> admin_masu3701: You could try ./
[20:05] <nmvictor> admin_masu3701: evince <filename>
[20:05] <nmvictor> evince <filename>
[20:05] <admin_masu3701> thanks nmvictor
[20:06] <copkiller> I just installed virtualbox (non-free) version but i cant find it in applications
[20:06] <copkiller> help please
[20:06] <nmvictor> admin_masu3701: np
[20:06] <nmvictor> copkiller: just say it
[20:06] <copkiller> what?
[20:06] <guntbert> copkiller: Applications/systemtools/sun...
[20:07] <copkiller> i dont have any app there called sun
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[20:08] <benc> which package installs java on ubuntu?
[20:08] <breiss> greetings
[20:08] <breiss> how is everone
[20:08] <idleone_> !java
[20:08] <benc> ubottu: thanks
[20:09] <benc> idleone_: thanks
[20:09] <idleone_> np
[20:09] <nmvictor> benc: Maybe their is,just never had of one.Why don't you just get its .bin file?from their web?
[20:10] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[20:11] <bob__> deever what does "aplay -l" say about your card
[20:11] <supernix> ubuntu works better than a mac
[20:11] <cpierce> ubuntu works better than a mac ... lol thats like saying apples work better than oranges
[20:12] <jimcooncat> supernix: what a broad statement
[20:12] <cpierce> mac == hardware, ubuntu == software
[20:12] <supernix> IT is kind of broad but pointed
[20:12] <Pici> !offtopic
[20:12] <supernix> I just tried to test the LiveDVD of the x86 project
[20:12] <nmvictor> :-Dim loving this movie the lost room.Couldn't get it to play in Vista.Thanks a lot ubuntu.
[20:13] <supernix> Pici that is entirely a matter of opinion
[20:13] <supernix> this is not a install channel
[20:13] <Pici> supernix: This is a support channel, not a discussion channel.
[20:13] <maheshm1> hi, i want to create a symbolic link from files /home/usr/x, /home/usr/bin/y,/home/usr/lib/y to x,y,z in /usr/,/usr/bin,/usr/lib respectively. How will i do this with a shell script if i dont know whether there are only x, y, z or if i have more files in it. please help.
[20:13] <supernix> Pici:  could have fooled me I never have been able to get much support here when I have tried in the past
[20:14] <Pici> supernix: I'm sorry that this has been the case, but the fact remains that we have other channels for discussion. #ubuntu is for support
[20:15] <kn_> HI
[20:15] <supernix> Well what the heck might as well try my hand at this
[20:15] <supernix> Can't get the root terminal to work anymore since the latest system update
[20:15] <sacarlson> ﻿maheshm1:  I guess  you can't just symbolic link the whole dir?
[20:15] <nmvictor> I like that query,just in case i miss it,mind telling me how as soon as someone lets you know?
[20:15] <jimcooncat> maheshm1: you might get better luck in the #bash channel
[20:15] <supernix> installed 9.0.4 and somehow it will not allow the root terminal to run
[20:16] <maheshm1> sacarlson: that is not what i want
[20:16] <IdleOne> !info streamtuner
[20:16] <supernix> See no response at all
[20:16] <maheshm1> jimcooncat: i will try in #bash
[20:16] <maheshm1> thank you
[20:16] <nmvictor> supernix: how about swiching to the root terminal using su  <root_password>
[20:16] <jimcooncat> np, wish I could help with it, but beyond me
[20:16] <guntbert> supernix: what do you mean by "root terminal"?, and please have a littele patience
[20:17] <Pici> nmvictor: The root account is locked by default on Ubuntu.  using su will not grant you access.
[20:17] <supernix> There is a terminal located in system tools in the menu
[20:17] <wildc4rd> anyone in here tried putting Ubuntu onto an Acer Aspire 1?
[20:17] <M0E_lnx> guys... I need help with this http://nopaste.com/p/aZJwINTGl
[20:17] <supernix> it is set to use gksu but running that program only produces a window that just goes away before it actually shows up
[20:18] <bob__> can you run root in the usr terminal
[20:18] <M0E_lnx> some update upgraded gcc and something else, not I can't build stuff
[20:18] <guntbert> supernix: ok, and what is your problem with that?
[20:18] <bob_> after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:18] <supernix> it should pull up a terminal but does nothing but show a attempt to start in the task bar area
[20:18] <nmvictor> supernix: it will if you go to users,edit the root user by giving him a password then typing su at the terminal.Thats called unlocking it.try it,it worked on mine
[20:18] <guntbert> !who | supernix
[20:18] <M0E_lnx> anybody?
[20:18] <supernix> working but failing with no error message
[20:19] <combo> elo all :)
[20:19] <jimcooncat> supernix: you can open a terminal, and type "sudo su -" -- there are more ways to do this also
[20:19] <combo> i've got 2 questions about ubuntu (i'm opensuse user)
[20:19] <Pici> !noroot | nmvictor
[20:19] <Jesper84> sudo su
[20:19] <supernix> M0E_lnx:  currently I don't know which one of the manu people in here knows the answer to my problem when I do I will address that individual alone
[20:19] <Jesper84> Will that make you root user ?
[20:19] <guntbert> supernix: does gksu work for you generally?
[20:19] <FrankQC> What's the diff between update and upgrade?
[20:20] <supernix> jimcooncat: yes that works
[20:20] <bob_> after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:20] <nmvictor> ubottu: ok,i get it
[20:20] <Pici> Jesper84: The supported method would be to use sudo -i
[20:20] <supernix> I had to do terminal then do an su gedit to edit a file in root
[20:20] <M0E_lnx> supernix, that was a bot.. not me
[20:20] <erUSUL> FrankQC: update only downloads info on new packages... upgrade actually updates the installed packages to new version if they are aviable
[20:20] <jimcooncat> Jesper84: you should put a hyphen, like so: "sudo su -" to give you root's environment instead of your own
[20:20] <M0E_lnx> I need help with this http://nopaste.com/p/aZJwINTGl .. anybody?
[20:20] <supernix> sorry I thought you initiated the responce from the bot M0E_lnx
[20:20] <nmvictor> supermixx:hop you got ubottu's warning,do it at your own risk.
[20:20] <Jesper84> jimcooncat: Ah, okay. Thx.
[20:21] <mweichert> is it possible to customize the ubuntu install cd to use more recent packages?
[20:21] <supernix> guntbert: actually it used to work fine when I tested it the first time
[20:21] <supernix> I don't know what has caused an issue
[20:21] <dn4> Does anyone know how to use a command to see if the dvdrom drive is noticed
[20:21] <combo> actually since yesterday i've been using kubntu 7.10 with my openbox+pypanel, and that was great! all just as i wanted. but i figured out that there is no support anymore for that version, so i decided to install latest version of kubuntu - 9.04. i wanted to set all as i had, dolphin+amarok+other favourites apps and also install my favourite win-manager - openbox (+pypanel) of course. but i have a problem
[20:21] <nmvictor> supernix:hop you got ubottu's warning,do it at your own risk.
[20:22] <erUSUL> FrankQC: if the hardware works i do not see mayor problems
[20:22] <supernix> nmvictor: I make it a p0int not to care anything about bots or what they do
[20:22] <bob_> after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:22] <doleyb> combo: There is also a #kubuntu place
[20:22] <erUSUL> FrankQC: but maybe a security issue arises that is not patched on older kernels so is a trade of
[20:22] <combo> first of all i want KDE 3.5 back cuz this 4.0 is ... umhh... not good for me :P does anybody know how to install it ?
[20:22] <guntbert> supernix: what happens when you type something like gksu xeyes ?
[20:23] <nmvictor> supernix: :-Dthats funny.Maybe I should to.
[20:23] <combo> doleyb, uh... i know. i'm over 2 years linux user :)
[20:23] <supernix> that is a good idea guntbert I will try that real quick
[20:23] <doleyb> combo: there is a guy who has what's called a "remix" with kde3, you can look for it, maybe
[20:23] <bright> hi all
[20:23] <combo> doleyb, ok, uhm.. so maybe other quest. how to install pypanel ? it's gone from repos ? :(
[20:23] <bright> i have trouble with my cairo-dock
[20:23] <combo> can't install my favourite pypanel :(
[20:23] <nmvictor> hi  bright
[20:23] <combo> where is it gone ? ;((
[20:23] <bright> i can not change themes
[20:23] <bright> nmvictor:  hi
[20:24] <bright> :)
[20:24] <supernix> ok running gksu from the run comman app located on my panel it runs fine
[20:24] <combo> doleyb, ok, thanks for solution. will find that, cuz that opensuse can't stand anymore :)
[20:24] <supernix> does everything it is supposed to
[20:25] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: where does aclocal.m4 come from
[20:25] <bob_> after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:25] <M0E_lnx> I dont know
[20:25] <M0E_lnx> I ran configure, and make is failing
[20:26] <Edico> how do I exit from sudo -l  to my normal user permisions?
[20:26] <M0E_lnx> says something about libtool being too new
[20:26] <Sebboh> Hi.  I've just activated some logical volumes..  And I'd like to re-trigger whatever auto-mount tool the file manager uses to populate the places bar.
[20:26] <R_YoYo_R> Edico, type exit
[20:26] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: it says something about commands which used to work on previous versions of libtool but not on new ones
[20:27] <mykal> Oh thank god I'm on
[20:27] <Sebboh> Edico, you can use ctrl+d (EOF) in many places you'd use the exit command, FYI.
[20:27] <erUSUL> Edico: exit
[20:27] <Edico> thank you
[20:27] <bob_> after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:27] <guntbert> supernix:( type my nick, when addressing me, so I get highlighted :-)) now try gksu x-terminal-emulator
[20:27] <mykal> I can get Ubuntu help here right?
[20:27] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: you should mention this on the gambas mailinglist
[20:27] <pepperjack> mykal: yes
[20:27] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, of course
[20:27] <mykal> Sweet
[20:28] <M0E_lnx> so you think it's a problem with the configure scripts?
[20:28] <mykal> I have googled my problem for three days
[20:28] <sacarlson> ﻿M0E_lnx:  maybe just modifiy the config file to not check or widen the date range for libtool
[20:28] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: without a doubt, however, that doesn't solve your problem
[20:28] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, just state the problem
[20:28] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: can you pastebin the contents of the aclocal.m4 file?
[20:28] <mykal> I am trying to set up my ati pro rage 128 tf in jaunty jackelope
[20:29] <q_> really jaunty don`t support ati 1150?
[20:29] <mykal> Was hoping someone had a working xorg.conf
[20:29] <Edico> how do I execute a command where I must be root, sudo doesn't work
[20:29] <M0E_lnx> ikanobori, http://nopaste.com/p/aa5Y0ujgpb
[20:29] <ikanobori> Edico: su -
[20:29] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, dumb question. did you go into system, hardware and enable the driver?
[20:29] <brighted> cairo-dock trouble can you help me ?
[20:29] <Pici> Edico: Whats wrong with using sudo?
[20:29] <ikanobori> so you get a root shell
[20:29] <Kagee> How do i find out what temp1/temp2/temp3 in lm-sensors output are for a motherboard?
[20:29] <tamas> ngn svensk???
[20:29] <mykal> driver not listed
[20:29] <Pici> ikanobori: That will only work if the root account is unlocked.
[20:29] <brighted> i can change themes on cairo-dock
[20:30] <Edico> Pici, that command doesn't work with sudo iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
[20:30] <Sebboh> What program manages mounting filesystems under /media automatically?
[20:30] <mykal> no drivers in system hardware
[20:30] <R_YoYo_R> Edico, just switch to root then
[20:30] <Pici> Edico: you can use   sudo -i   to get an interective root session, then run that command.
[20:30] <ikanobori> Pici: sorry, too used to debian
[20:30] <mykal> tried manually setting driver to r128 through xorg.conf
[20:31] <mykal> didn't work reboots in low graphics mode
[20:31] <erUSUL> Sebboh: hald
[20:31] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: anyway, post this to their mailinglist they mismanaged not supporting a new version of libtool so they should clean up their mess too.
[20:31] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, without the kernel mod that wont work
[20:31] <mykal> Been living with 800x600
[20:31] <Sebboh> ikanobori, Pici: FYI, sudo -s provides a root shell, works in default Ubuntu configuration.
[20:31] <supernix> ok guntbert it did not work that time
[20:31] <mykal> Where do I get the kernel mod please?
[20:31] <guntbert> Edico: but I don't see why iptables should not work with sudo
[20:31] <bob__> mykal what driver are you using
[20:31] <Sebboh> erUSUL, thanks.
[20:31] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: in the meantime, you can use the gambas packages.
[20:31] <pepperjack> mykal: what sort of problem are you having.  you can pastebin your log file and xorg.conf file and we cn take a look
[20:31] <M0E_lnx> no.. i can't
[20:31] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: http://gambas.sourceforge.net/ < see bottom of downloads page there.
[20:31] <M0E_lnx> the ones in the repos are too old
[20:31] <pepperjack> !pastebin > mykal
[20:31] <bob_> In case I missed your reply after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:31] <supernix> guntbert: the command faild it did ask for a password but then nothing happened
[20:32] <pepperjack> mykal: the log file i refer to is /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old
[20:32] <Edico> guntbert, it doesn't work it says permission denied only root ...
[20:32] <mykal> how do I do that ubottu?
[20:32] <deever> bob_: the same as 'asoundconf list': the card doesn't get listed...
[20:32] <M0E_lnx> I can't work with the old buggy version available
[20:32] <iGadget> hi all
[20:32] <rhleis> Is there a simple way to make a usb thumb drive bootable? I used unetbootin to put eeebuntu on it, and it was supposed to make it bootable, but didn't. So, I used dd to copy the iso, but it's not bootable... and my internet connection is really slow because a wind storm took down the primary tower in my area, so I can't google it
[20:32] <guntbert> supernix: ok, now try without gksu
[20:33] <supernix> guntbert: yes without gksu it works fine pulls up a terminal
[20:33] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: their site features another page which should have newer packages.
[20:33] <iGadget> Can anyone give me a hand with the boot problem I'm having
[20:33] <bob_> In case I missed your reply after installing ubuntu from a live cd made by remastersys backup printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:34] <M0E_lnx> man this sux
[20:34] <pepperjack> !pastebin | mykal
[20:34] <rhleis> Anyone?
[20:34] <rhleis> Is there a simple way to make a usb thumb drive bootable? I used unetbootin to put eeebuntu on it, and it was supposed to make it bootable, but didn't. So, I used dd to copy the iso, but it's not bootable... and my internet connection is really slow because a wind storm took down the primary tower in my area, so I can't google it
[20:34] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: compiling can be hell
[20:34] <Mike94287> A window popped up that says "There was an error while performing indexing. Index corrupted." Every time I try to close it it just reopens.
[20:34] <M0E_lnx> ikanobori, shouldn't be... I've built gambas so many times it's not even funny
[20:34] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, what if you use "ati" in the xorg.conf
[20:34] <M0E_lnx> just never done it in ubuntu
[20:34] <Zzeiss> rhleis: Hmmm... can you run gparted or even fdisk on it, to see if the "bootable" flag is set?
[20:34] <secureneo> where is the config file for changing the default openssh banner ?
[20:34] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  after installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup, printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:35] <erUSUL> !notes | Mike94287 known issue follow advice here
[20:35] <nmvictor> rhleis: I think their is an application in Application>System>Administration.Its called Createa USB startup disk
[20:35] <combo> where to get from PYPANEL? does anybody using it ? it dissapeared somewhere? it's gone from repos :/
[20:35] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: as far as I can find it gambas2 uses libtool 1.5 and ubuntu has libtool 2
[20:35] <ikanobori> you can compile libtool1.5 yourself offcourse
[20:35] <ikanobori> and after that compile gambas
[20:35] <maxooo> hi, I installed grub2 and would like to know if anyone knows how to skin it, to make it more eyecandy
[20:35] <ikanobori> but I don't know if that breaks other things
[20:35] <dmhardison> i have install x64 ubuntu server and when it boots up (via pxe) i am receiving the error at configuring network interfaces: cannot create /dev/null: input/output error.... and then it repeats that error for init.d/rc several times, any advice?
[20:35] <supernix> guntbert:  I don't understand why there are no errors being written to the logs either
[20:35] <iGadget> rhleis: I know there used to be a bug in creating bootable usb thumb drives, which was fixable by using gparted
[20:36] <FrankQC> maxooo: System > Administration > Start-Up Manager
[20:36] <akoum> hello
[20:36] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: found it
[20:36] <mykal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165643/
[20:36] <waeel> hye
[20:36] <akoum> hello
[20:36] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: sudo dpkg --force-downgrade -i libtool1.5.26-1ubuntu1_amd64.deb
[20:36] <guntbert> supernix: thats strange indeed, try gksu gnome-terminal
[20:36] <ikanobori> after that compile it
[20:36] <waeel> please help me
[20:37] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: also, maybe you need i386
[20:37] <FrankQC> waeel: With what
[20:37] <akoum> wael
[20:37] <dmhardison> is this some kind of bug in the server distribution, because i have no idea what else would cause this.
[20:37] <mwa1> folks, my laptop has a provision to read mircosd card, how do i use it in ubuntu, it does not get detected?
[20:37] <waeel> firefox is to slow
[20:37] <M0E_lnx> ikanobori, is the older one in the repos?
[20:37] <M0E_lnx> or do I need to dload it manually?
[20:37] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: try it and you'll find out
[20:37] <waeel> opera very speed
[20:37] <ikanobori> the command I just send
[20:37] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, is that the whole thing?
[20:37] <iGadget> anyone ever heard of the nvidia_bcibbaeh module? It's causing my system to not finding my root drive, so I can't boot. Google has never heard of nvidia_bcibbaeh, so that doesn't help much...
[20:37] <waeel> but i like firefox
[20:37] <Sebboh> Is HAL supposed to be able to hotplug my LVM filesystems?
[20:37] <daveosociologist> Network Printer problem: Cannon Image Runner C2550. Ubuntu 9.04. Finds network printer, IP is correct. With recommended driver, printer does nothing. With second available driver printer printer beeps, flashes red light, and says "PDL IMG Invalid Data". Any idea how to make this printer work?
[20:37] <supernix> guntbert: Failed to contact the GConf daemon
[20:37] <supernix> that is the message I got
[20:37] <mwa1> ﻿folks, my laptop has a provision to read mircosd card, how do i use it in ubuntu, it does not get detected?
[20:38] <bob__> deever: the first thing you need to do is make sure the card is connected properly, then run lspci or lsusb depending on the type of card you have
[20:38] <maxooo> FrankQC: there's nothing here with grub2 (kubuntu 9.04)
[20:38] <secureneo> anyone know how to change the default banner for openssh?
[20:38] <Decepticon> how to search for a string across files in my current dir and subdirs and files of current dir?
[20:38] <waeel> i using ubuntu 9.4
[20:38] <secureneo> Im trying to hide the OS version
[20:38] <erUSUL> Decepticon: using grep
[20:38] <guntbert> supernix: and gnome-terminal alone?
[20:38] <erUSUL> Decepticon: grep -R string dir/*
[20:38] <mykal> yest that's the xorg
[20:38] <mykal> all of it
[20:39] <Decepticon> erUSUL thats what i thought, but i cant get it to work
[20:39] <FrankQC> maxooo: Join channel #kubuntu
[20:39] <mwa1> ﻿bob__:﻿my laptop has a provision to read mircosd card, how do i use it in ubuntu, it does not get detected?
[20:39] <mykal> cant open log file :(
[20:39] <FrankQC> maxooo: If you want Kubuntu help
[20:39] <supernix> guntbert: yes the gnome-terminal alone pops up when I issue the command
[20:39] <rhleis> Help pls!
[20:39] <rhleis> Is there a simple way to make a usb thumb drive bootable? I used unetbootin to put eeebuntu on it, and it was supposed to make it bootable, but didn't. So, I used dd to copy the iso, but it's not bootable... and my internet connection is really slow because a wind storm took down the primary tower in my area, so I can't google it
[20:39] <TopBunny88> secureneo: Please elaborate?
[20:39] <erUSUL> Decepticon: it should
[20:39] <pepperjack> mykal: gksudo gedit /var/log/Xorg.0.log    then gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf   gksudo opens with root permissions
[20:39] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, did you run this? sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[20:39] <waeel> i wait
[20:39] <Decepticon> erUSUL ah it is
[20:40] <maxooo> FrankQC: k, thx
[20:40] <nmvictor> mwa1: If you are using an sd adapter then its an issue of reading your laptops manual on how to connect the adapter to its slot In most case,inserting it and giving it a gentle push works.
[20:40] <pepperjack> mykal: ^ try R_YoYo_R's command first perhaps
[20:40] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:40] <mundisko> hi all
[20:40] <Need_Help_1> Hi all , ive heard that there were actually some problemes with flash & jaunty
[20:40] <M0E_lnx> ikanobori, running configure again after downgrade... will let ya know
[20:40] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, also... if you run the live cd do you get normal screen resolution?
[20:40] <Zzeiss> Has anyone figured out how to get the bluetooth working on a Macbook Aluminium?
[20:40] <mwa1> ﻿nmvictor:which device it uses i mean /dev/???
[20:40] <Need_Help_1> us tgere actually anything new =
[20:41] <Zzeiss> (the install page says "it works".  I beg to differ...)
[20:41] <mykal> Tried that all I get is 800X600 The sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg just give me keyboard settings
[20:41] <SultansElephant> is it necessary to reboot after upgrades
[20:41] <secureneo> TopBunny88: Im trying to change  SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.1p1 Debian-5ubuntu1 to not disclose that the openssh server is running on this version of ubuntu
[20:41] <ikanobori> M0E_lnx: please do :)
[20:41] <pepperjack> mykal: ok pastebin those two files after you open em with gedit
[20:41] <Soleone> Hi all, can I use Ubuntu with 192mb RAM without having horrible slowdowns like under windows xp with that amount of RAM ?
[20:42] <SultansElephant> Soleone: use Xubuntu
[20:42] <iGadget> rhleis: have you tried checking if the lba flag is checked on your thumb drive?
[20:42] <Need_Help_1> use xubuntu
[20:42] <pepperjack> Soleone: most would recommend xubuntu in that scenario
[20:42] <guntbert> supernix: strange, at the moment I got no new ideas - please try gksu alone and try to start several graphical applications
[20:42] <iGadget> rhleis: you can use gparted for that
[20:42] <bob_> what is the best backup routine for backup up everything in case something gets messed up fiddling with linux
[20:42] <supernix> ok
[20:42] <pepperjack> Soleone: depending on the processor gnome would probably be OK
[20:42] <Need_Help_1> hey is there anything new about jaunty & flash
[20:42] <Need_Help_1> there were some issues with the performance
[20:42] <SultansElephant> !xubuntu
[20:42] <Need_Help_1> anything new so far =
[20:42] <Need_Help_1> ?
[20:43] <mykal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165648/
[20:43] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:43] <mykal> The xorg.conf is pretty much base
[20:43] <maxooo> frankQS: no one listen there...
[20:43] <mwa1> ﻿nmvictor:df does not mount it or i cant see in fdisk -l
[20:43] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, does the live cd give correct resolution?
[20:44] <SultansElephant> anyone else have problems with flash in jaunty 64
[20:44] <Soleone> pepperjack: thanks. cpu is 1800mhz, so that's not too bad. I tried Xubuntu yesterday, but somehow the desktop wasn't responding after booting from the start-disk
[20:44] <Soleone> pepperjack: so I was wondering if Ubuntu will work too
[20:44] <mykal> just 800x600
[20:44] <deever> bob_: lspci i have already done, see http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html
[20:44] <nmvictor> mwa1: wit a min
[20:44] <pepperjack> mykal:  try this:  alt-ctrl-f2 to get to command line then login then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop  then sudo X -configure    this will create a new xorg.conf file in your home directory so then sudo cp ~/xorg.conf-new /etc/X11/xorg.conf    assuming the new file it creates is called xorg.conf-new
[20:45] <guntbert> Soleone: I suggest you try with the live CD
[20:45] <nmvictor> mwa1: let me check with mine
[20:45] <SultansElephant> Soleone: Are you certain that all the components are functional?
[20:45] <pepperjack> mykal: your current xorg file isnt giving you anything special so you can always delete the new one if it causes a problem.  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart to restart X and test new file
[20:45] <SultansElephant> Soleone: is the harddrive making a noise or does it stop?
[20:46] <Soleone> SultansElephant: no, the hardware seems to be okay (at least under windows)
[20:46] <mwa1> ﻿ nmvictor:sure thanks
[20:46] <Soleone> guntbert: i tried this CD (Desktop): http://hex1a4.net/xubuntu/mirror/releases/9.04/release/xubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[20:46] <mykal> I tried these settings but it boots in low graphics mode after http://paste.ubuntu.com/165652/
[20:47] <Soleone> guntbert: i couldn't find a special "live" version there. the desktop also seemed to function like a "live" version
[20:47] <pepperjack> Soleone: ubuntu should be ok.  kde may perform slightly better but i dont like the looks/feel of kubuntu its your choice though
[20:47] <mweichert> hey, I'm wanting to preseed a Hardy install. I'm trying to determine how to deal with all of the updates available. Is there someway I can slipstream my hardy cd to include those updates?
[20:47] <Soleone> pepperjack: right, i'm no fan of the KDE l&f too
[20:47] <secureneo> anyone know how to change the default banner for openssh? currently its  SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.1p1 Debian-5ubuntu1 and I am trying to hide the OS version for security
[20:48] <R_YoYo_R> mykal, did you try the ati driver?
[20:48] <guntbert> Soleone: yes, the ubuntu desktop CD work as "live CDs" too, so you can test a running system without doing anything to your existing system
[20:48] <mykal> Will do then get back to you
[20:48] <hatter243> mweichert, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/38101
[20:48] <mykal> Just put ati as driver?
[20:48] <R_YoYo_R> yeah
[20:48] <Soleone> guntbert: okay thanks. it was just weird that the desktop didn't respond. i'll just try again today with Ubuntu
[20:49] <R_YoYo_R> just a thought
[20:49] <shaky> ciao
[20:49] <mweichert> hatter243, thanks I'll take a look
[20:49] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:49] <slashzul> anyone install ubuntu on a dell mini 9 ?
[20:49] <slashzul> what iso do I download?
[20:49] <shaky> non riesco ad installare un file mi aiutate
[20:49] <Dr_Willis> slashzul:  on my aceraspireone - i used the 'netbookremix' usb img file i dd'd to a flashdrive and booted/installed from it
[20:50] <guntbert> Soleone: you're welcome - live CDs are *the* way to see if your hardware and the intended OS fit well
[20:50] <hatter243> bob_ stop repeating yourself. Also, try sudo apt-get purge cupsys cupsys-client && sudo apt-get install cupsys cupsys-client
[20:50] <LjL> !it | shaky
[20:50] <guntbert> !it | shaky
[20:50] <xorred> I remember there was a way to default the startup of a service, sort of /etc/init.d/service defaults or something
[20:50] <hatter243> bob_, I take that back, I hallucinated the repeat. I apologize
[20:50] <hatter243> hah
[20:50] <xorred> what was it?
[20:50] <genii> secureneo: Change value: Banner /etc/issue.net          into: #Banner /etc/issue.net           in /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[20:50] <slashzul> Dr_Willis: so u boot from usb and install ?
[20:51] <akoum> hello
[20:51] <Dr_Willis> slashzul:  thats what i did
[20:51] <akoum> am from lebanon
[20:51] <Dr_Willis> slashzul:  much faster then booting/installing from cd
[20:51] <iGadget> anyone ever heard of the nvidia_bcibbaeh module? It's causing my system to not finding my root drive, so I can't boot. Google has never heard of nvidia_bcibbaeh, so that doesn't help much...
[20:51] <secureneo> genii: let me check that out
[20:51] <secureneo> genii: thanks
[20:51] <guntbert> !welcome | akoum
[20:51] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[20:52] <mweichert> hatter243, hmm, the question never really got answered. The solution was to update the packages after the install finished. This isn't optimal when trying to preseed a configuration and the updates require reboots
[20:52] <xorred> update-rc.d service defaults it is
[20:52] <baker> hi
[20:53] <T1loc> I
[20:53] <T1loc> Hi
[20:53] <mweichert> hatter243, I wonder if I replace the /pool directory on the live cd with the one that is found in archive.ubuntu.com ?
[20:53] <genii> secureneo: np
[20:53] <gamla_kossan> hi people. I'm running 8.10, and can't start bind9 anymore, due to selinux (!?). anyone have a clue how I disable it?
[20:53] <boringpackets> where is VLC?
[20:53] <Mush_Work> Question:  Is there a good emulator I can run in Ubuntu that will allow me to run the game that I play all the time, "Darkfall Online", a windows game? Otherwise I'll have to put my computer back to windows.
[20:53] <guntbert> Edico: sorry, I was busy elsewhere - is your sudo  iptables problem still open?
[20:53] <boringpackets> i need VLC x64, and I can't locate it in synaptic or googling for .debs, and i have the WORST luck compiling from source
[20:53] <genii> !appdb | Mush_Work
[20:53] <boringpackets> so please please help me
[20:53] <secureneo> genii:So all I see in the file is Ubuntu 9.04, Maybe just change that?
[20:53] <erUSUL> !wine > Mush_Work
[20:53] <hatter243> mweichert, That's a good idea. I wonder if that would resolve all the dependencies as well...
[20:53] <T1loc> I have installed mysql apach2 and phpmyadmin but i have this messages : You don't have permission to access /phpmyadmin on this server. when a write : http://localhost/phpmyadmin
[20:54] <Mush_Work> Thank you.
[20:54] <bob__> deever: if you have not done so yet check /etc/modprobe.d and make sure it has not been blacklisted fro some reason
[20:54] <T1loc> if you have any idea...
[20:54] <genii> secureneo: No
[20:54] <Edico> guntbert, It worked with sudo -i
[20:54] <bob__> for
[20:54] <genii> secureneo: The change needs to be made to the config of the ssh daemon
[20:54] <DarkWell> does ipset work with the 9.0.4 release ?
[20:55] <iGadget> can anyone tell me how to contact an ubuntuforums admin? I can't log in and the system won't recognize my emailadress
[20:55] <T1loc> nobody ?
[20:55] <edeca> Anybody know where the option to change gnome keyring password is in 9.04?  Guides for 8.10 suggest it is in Encryption & Keyrings, but there's no "Gnome Keyring" tab
[20:55] <i3luefire> !lmao
[20:55] <Chamillionaire2> !lmao
[20:55] <Mush_Work> You guys rock.
[20:56] <unix3> Hi guys, if I install ubuntu .. and I want to switch the hard disk to another machine thats the same architecture.. should it run without any problems?
[20:56] <Mush_Work> I can't believe you love helping newbies like m.e
[20:56] <Chamillionaire2> patience! t1loc
[20:56] <eseven73> if it gets you off windows, we're glad to help :)
[20:56] <R_YoYo_R> unix3, is it the same exact?
[20:56] <mweichert> hatter243, I think it would if I included dists/hardy/* on the live cd. The thing I'm not sure of is what does the ubuntu cd use to determine what packages to install
[20:56] <T1loc> Chamillionaire2: i'm patient :)
[20:56] <deever> bob__: it's not blacklisted, no
[20:56] <Mush_Work> hehe thanks
[20:56] <deever> bob__: the modules are loaded, btw! ;)
[20:56] <unix3> R_Dday, amd64, but different proc, different ram..
[20:56] <Chamillionaire2> Theres a command that makes ubottu say diffrent stuff
[20:56] <unix3> R_YoYo_R,
[20:56] <Chamillionaire2> cant remeber what it where tho :-(
[20:57] <sierinjs> how can i make strange simbols in linux like i did in win with alt+048 = '0'?
[20:57] <IdleOne> Chamillionaire2, the ! goes before the command
[20:57] <R_YoYo_R> unix3, not sure if it will work.
[20:57] <mattgyver> is anyone familiar with creating udev rules?
[20:57] <guntbert> Edico: ok, but I still wonder, because here it works with sudo too :-)
[20:57] <MorpheuBr> hi all
[20:57] <MorpheuBr> i need some help
[20:57] <bob_> hatter243 sorry your instructions didn't help and no you didn't hallucinated I'm repeating cause someone here said to do so to get answwers
[20:57] <Chamillionaire2> !patience ubottu
[20:57] <Chamillionaire2> lol
[20:57] <i3luefire> !ping
[20:57] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[20:57] <hatter243> mweichert, I think I would probably be a good question for #ubuntu-devel :)
[20:57] <LjL> !botabuse | Chamillionaire2
[20:58] <Chamillionaire2> you make a line down then the username but i cant make that symbol on my pc
[20:58] <mattgyver> !udev
[20:58] <fizk> hey guys, I have gstreamer10-plugins-bad in update-manager being uncheckable....? why is that
[20:58] <Edico> guntbert, to mee doesn't work
[20:58] <sierinjs> how can i make strange simbols in linux like i did in win with alt+048 = '0'?
[20:58] <IdleOne> Chamillionaire2, shift + \ should do it
[20:58] <fizk> i.e. I can't check its checkbox
[20:58] <rumpel2> sierinjs, i guess SHIFT+ALT+U...
[20:58] <hatter243> mweichert, oh hey, check this out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=497245
[20:58] <Kage[Work]> So, I'm trying to setup a Hardy web-server that uses Apache LDAP authentication
[20:58] <MorpheuBr> who here use Nvidia drivers sli ?
[20:58] <Chamillionaire2> | ow yea
[20:59] <Kage[Work]> But I can't seem to find anything for AuthLDAP
[20:59] <Kage[Work]> Suggestions?
[20:59] <boringpackets> how do i run compiz --replace in terminal and have the terminal hide itself when im done?
[20:59] <Chamillionaire2> !patience | ubottu
[20:59] <hatter243> boringpackets, compiz --replace &
[20:59] <guntbert> Edico: I see, but as long as you get going with sudo -i lets keep it at that :-)
[20:59] <Chamillionaire2> YAY!
[20:59] <boringpackets> thanks hatter243
[20:59] <IdleOne> Chamillionaire2, now use the power wisely please
[20:59] <pepperjack> boringpackets: nohup compiz --replace;exit?  :)
[20:59] <sierinjs> rumpel2: i don't think it's working :/
[20:59] <Chamillionaire2> Will do
[20:59] <pepperjack> boringpackets: or really you wont need nohup
[20:59] <hatter243> pepperjack, oh hey, that'll do it to, hah!
[20:59] <rytis> hi everyone! I have a question, how to save up my theme, and send it to a friend, that he can use it as I done ?
[20:59] <rumpel2> sierinjs, it works at least in console
[21:00] <mahfouz> rytis: write a gtkrc file
[21:00] <nmvictor> mwa1: sorry,cant get my card to mount=-O
[21:00] <mattgyver> boringpackets: use yakuake if you really want a good terminal that can hide
[21:00] <rytis> mahfouz, how to ? ;-) any very simple way ?
[21:00] <MorpheuBr> mahfouz, can you help me?
[21:00] <boringpackets> oh odd
[21:00] <boringpackets> exit works without killing compiz, but when i X the window out, compiz dies
[21:01] <boringpackets> and & doesn't seem to have any affect
[21:01] <mahfouz> MorpheuBr: with what?
[21:01] <DarkWell> seems like ipset dont work with the default ubuntu kernel
[21:01] <R_YoYo_R> boringpackets, why not just start it not in a terminal. Like normal people do
[21:01] <sierinjs> rumpel2: in console yea... in window not
[21:01] <mahfouz> rytis: did you go to gnome-look.org and download some gtk themes? then you see how it's done
[21:01] <DarkWell> what is the simplest way to get support for ipset in ubuntu ?
[21:01] <mwa1> ﻿nmvictor: that was i was saying
[21:01] <MorpheuBr> i use a sli nvidia with 2 8500gt fatality but, when i try install driver , x give error
[21:01] <Chamillionaire2> !i-am-great | boringpackets
[21:02] <mwa1> ﻿﻿nmvictor:ubuntu u still behind windows
[21:02] <boringpackets> r_yoyo_r i lose it a lot from bad tweaking, i really push compiz to the edge
[21:02] <MorpheuBr> you know if i can install a preconpiled driver with apt-get?
[21:02] <LjL> !botabuse | Chamillionaire2
[21:02] <djuggler> The focus on my applications, specifically firefox goes to a dull grayish periodically. Is this normal?
[21:02] <rytis> yea, it's saved in tar.gz, I Know how to install them, but when I mod it myself, can i save it and send to my friend, that he's gonna just install by clicking ?
[21:02] <epaphus> anybody know if this will work? installing ubuntu on a machine thats amd64 and transferring the hd to another machine which is also amd64.. but has a different proc, different ram...
[21:02] <guntbert> !info ipset | DarkWell
[21:02] <mahfouz> rytis: unfortunately I don't know of an easy editor for gtk themes, emerald was easier but is not supported anymore afaik
[21:02] <R_YoYo_R> boringpackets, do you use gnome?
[21:02] <boringpackets> i could find a bug in hello world
[21:02] <mattgyver> anybody know how to automatically run a script when a usb device is plugged in?
[21:02] <secureneo> genii:That option was already # out.  I have restarted the ssh service with no luck
[21:02] <IdleOne> Chamillionaire2, I suggest you use /msg ubottu to play/learn how to use the bot. LjL is a nice person but will kick your arse soon
[21:03] <boringpackets> yes i use gnome
[21:03] <boringpackets> oh dang no wonder so many people are talking, i thought i was talking in #compiz
[21:03] <Chamillionaire2> How come when i use remote desktop viewer, i get a black screen after trying to connect to my widnows laptop
[21:03] <boringpackets> gotta love it when the ubuntu users become ubuntu helpers
[21:03] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[21:04] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[21:04] <nmvictor> mwa1: well,mine has been mounting,looks like something is stack in the slot,probably i ts damaged i.I'll never buy that,ubuntu is by far better than windows.This problem is a hardware issue.I can take BSOD,"hungs" and viruses windows is known for anymore.
[21:04] <rytis> mahfouz, I read in google, that I just need to go /home/.themes and rar it to one file ?
[21:04] <rytis> yea ?
[21:05] <mahfouz> rytis: yes, but you need to have some entry in .themes first
[21:05] <diavolo77> ciao
[21:06] <FrozenFire> Where can I get a list of upstart events? As well, is upstart robust enough to provide events for things like an internet connection being established? I'm trying to implement a basic "phone home" system at a low level.
[21:06] <diavolo77> ciao a tutti
[21:06] <mahfouz> rytis: that's what I meant, you might not have anything in .themes, but if you go to gnome-look.org, then you can download a gtk theme and it will put it in your .themes
[21:06] <LjL> !it | diavolo77
[21:06] <mahfouz> rytis: then you see what's going on
[21:06] <diavolo77> ok
[21:07] <rytis> mahfouz, yea I know. my friends got's a nice theme by him, so he will share it with me :)
[21:07] <DarkWell> guntbert btw , s csn ic you inzt<ll ipset , you still get messages there is no kernel support for it
[21:07] <DarkWell> per default for jaunty
[21:08] <Nima__> i cant hear any sound on my mac book
[21:08] <Nima__> i read this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook%20Aluminum#Sound
[21:09] <R_YoYo_R> does anybody know offhand what version KDE kubuntu-desktop uses?
[21:09] <fevel> 4?
[21:09] <boringpackets> krash desktop environment
[21:09] <fevel> lol
[21:09] <R_YoYo_R> lol
[21:09] <Nima__> but i can find /etc/modprobe.d/options in jj
[21:09] <mahfouz> R_YoYo_R: version of what?
[21:10] <genii> secureneo: Apologies on lag, work required me. The: PrintMotd no              is also what you need in the /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[21:10] <R_YoYo_R> kde
[21:10] <mahfouz> kde is 4.2 atm
[21:10] <secureneo> genii:Ok, Ill look again
[21:10] <R_YoYo_R> for kubuntu?
[21:10] <Nima__> ?
[21:10] <Nima__> help me
[21:11] <corvvs> who
[21:11] <genii> !ask | Nima__
[21:11] <guntbert> DarkWell: I didn't use it yet - just wanted to give a starting point - sorry if I misjudged :-)
[21:11] <Abed> hey guys, i configured my theme exactly as i wanted using GTK2.x theme, but i am was playing with compiz settings and i enabled magnifier or sth like this and suddenly i got a pink screen and logged out then relogged in  , then my laptop freezes so i am using my other account, so how can i undo what i have done to my first account
[21:12] <bob_> In case I missed your reply.  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[21:12] <corvvs> I've got a question - trying to install Jaunty on a computer at work, and the install hangs after configuring the keyboard
[21:12] <mahfouz> R_YoYo_R: Kubuntu version is 9.04 but kde version is 4.2
[21:12] <Magician> corvvs:  are you installing from live cd
[21:12] <corvvs> it seems that partman is getting permission denied writing to /var/lib/partman
[21:12] <R_YoYo_R> mahfouz, yoru misunderstanding my question. Its ok i found the info on the kubuntu web page
[21:12] <corvvs> Magician: yes
[21:13] <bob__> deever: have you tried this https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-studio-users/2009-March/004290.html
[21:13] <Travis-42> According to htop, bash is using up 100% of my cpu.  No other scripts or programs are running.  What might cause this?
[21:13] <Magician> have you ran the check disk feature on your cd
[21:13] <mahfouz> Travis-42: your bash crashed, kill it
[21:13] <Travis-42> mahfouz: ok thanks :-)
[21:14] <Abed> hey guys, i configured my theme exactly as i wanted using GTK2.x theme, but i am was playing with compiz settings and i enabled magnifier or sth like this and suddenly i got a pink screen and logged out then relogged in  , then my laptop freezes so i am using my other account, so how can i undo what i have done to my first account
[21:14] <corvvs> Magician: huh, it actually came up this time -- last time I used parted and mkfs.ext4 to create the partitions first, I guess after partman failed this time it found the partitions I made and realized it can install to them
[21:14] <guntbert> bob_: may I suggest you rephrase your question a bit? (esp the sentence "in case..." get boring after the xth repetition :-), ans sometimes a different wording attracts the attention of teh*right* person
[21:15] <shadeslayer> hi how do i change the icon at the top left corner.someone told me the answer but i forgot :(
[21:15] <_dean_> How
[21:15] <Magician> corvvs: remeber that ext4 still has bugs, though it is faster than ext 3 be careful
[21:15] <berkos> k
[21:15] <DarkWell> what i find strange is that this bug has ben around for about 2 years, and still isnt fixed so you can run ipset
[21:15] <guntbert> *gets *and *the (oughh)
[21:15] <DarkWell> i mean its a must have tool for enyone with large ipranges of blacklists etc
[21:16] <berkos> i am new guy
[21:16] <M0E_lnx> ikanobori, same results...
[21:16] <M0E_lnx> still a no-go
[21:16] <corvvs> Magician: I know about the "bug" with data loss on power failure - I'm willing to risk that :P
[21:16] <Grinchy94> Can someone help me with something? I just installed today and I am stuck with something on my keyboard that I can't find on the forums.
[21:16] <R_YoYo_R> Grinchy94, what is it?
[21:17] <iGadget> DarkWell, there are loads of bugs which are unfixed for years.... bugsquad is completely undermanned
[21:17] <Magician> oik just wanted to makesure you are aware
[21:17] <corvvs> Magician: thanks :)
[21:17] <berkos> chelsea-barcelona 1-0
[21:18] <guntbert> berkos: not here please
[21:18] <iGadget> just too bad sabdfl doesn't mention anything about that when anouncing new and exciting features
[21:18] <Iradieh> Does anyone here use NoMachine NX? I am trying to stop my Ubuntu server from starting X Or Showing GDM at boot, I am using NoMachine NX to connect to it, and I dont need it to run X Locally on it (that is show stuff on the monitor other then a terminal)
[21:18] <berkos> sorry guntbert
[21:18] <berkos> hahaha
[21:18] <Iradieh> Does anyone know how to stop X from starting at boot?
[21:18] <erUSUL> Iradieh: sudo update-rc.d -f gdm remove
[21:18] <genii> Iradieh: Use the update-rc.d to make gdm not start.
[21:19] <genii> erUSUL: Heh!
[21:19] <Iradieh> genii: how?
[21:19] <Iradieh> erUSUL: I still need GDM for NX
[21:19] <erUSUL> genii: ;P
[21:19] <genii> Iradieh: erUSUL gave you the command
[21:19] <R_YoYo_R> gdm is x
[21:19] <Grinchy94> Well I'm on an acer laptop with these keys at the side (internet and stuff) and the bluetooth and wireless buttons work but none of the others do. i have been trying to get them to do something in keyboard shortcuts but it's not working. I have also tried going into CTRL + ALT F1 and pressing the buttons to find the key codes but it's not saying anything.Also. I i accidentaly press the wireless button it disables it but i press it
[21:19] <Iradieh> Ok
[21:19] <Iradieh> erUSUL: That will still work for NX then?
[21:20] <corvvs> Magician: hah, I hit "undo changes to partitions" after going into "new partition table" and now it's hanging again - it'll probably be ok after it times out though
[21:20] <erUSUL> Iradieh: i dunno never used it but freenx should start it for you (or that's the logical thing to do)
[21:20] <Iradieh> erUSUL: Thanks alot mate
[21:20] <erUSUL> Iradieh: no problem
[21:20] <Iradieh> reboot to try it out
[21:20] <R_YoYo_R> no machine is cool
[21:20] <Iradieh> vnc is retarded to use unless you want the same X-session that is running
[21:20] <Iradieh> even windows has support for NX
[21:21] <patrick-Ubuntu> hi, I would like to know if there's a way to launch a program at startup but only after my internet is connected
[21:21] <R_YoYo_R> Iradieh, you can make vnc use a different session very easily
[21:21] <deever> bob__: ok, now 'aplay -l' still prints the same, but 'asoundconf list' prints a hilarious "M1010LT" card...
[21:21] <Iradieh> R_YoYo_R: So? Still sucks ass
[21:21] <Grinchy94> Nobody?
[21:21] <erUSUL> patrick-Ubuntu: /etc/network/if-up.d/* ?
[21:21] <R_YoYo_R> Iradieh, true
[21:21] <Iradieh> anyway thanks alot guys
[21:21] <Iradieh> brb
[21:22] <Grinchy94> NObody gonna even say they don't know?
[21:23] <funkyHat> Grinchy94: tehre's not really any point in everybody telling you they don't know
[21:23] <funkyHat> *there's
[21:23] <kyle205> Grinchy94, all you'd get is bombed with highlights
[21:23] <erUSUL> Grinchy94: those keys are usually handled by acpi and other low level drivers...
[21:23] <R_YoYo_R> Grinchy94, those buttons will not work
[21:23] <ToxOo> Hiiii Rooom !!
[21:23] <aspoor> use logic guys not da.
[21:23] <Grinchy94> Yeah but I prefer to know I'm not just being ignored
[21:23] <ToxOo> Do Ubuntu 8.10....... support 6 GB ram ?
[21:23] <ToxOo> i dont think so ?....
[21:23] <Grinchy94> The Bluetooth and the Wireless ones do.
[21:23] <erUSUL> ToxOo: 64 bit does
[21:23] <patrick-Ubuntu> I must run a script in if-up.d? I'm completely new to linux so i was hoping there was an easy way to do it...
[21:24] <ToxOo> erUSUL: not 32 bit ?
[21:24] <lstarnes> ToxOo: the amd64 version of 8.10 should
[21:24] <funkyHat> Grinchy94: those buttons use a prorietary interface which Linux has no support for. The bluetooth and wireless buttons are connected differently to the other buttons
[21:24] <Grinchy94> Only 32 bit
[21:24] <erUSUL> ToxOo: no 32 bit does not
[21:24] <Jygga> hi, im trying to install jaunty on my Gericom Blockbuster N251C1, during the file copy process i get a "kernel panic - not syncing: Fatal exception in interrupt", memtest returned no errors, validated image integrity
[21:24] <Grinchy94> Thanks
[21:24] <dft> is there a way to get my motherboard information from either dmesg or one of the /procs?
[21:24] <guntbert> Grinchy94: almost no one is ignored here
[21:24] <lstarnes> ToxOo: 32-bit operating systems can usually only address about 4 GB
[21:24] <zeno> hi, how do i tell what process is stealing control of alsa?
[21:24] <wart> Ok.  Dumb question.  I installed easy peasy but don't recall ever putting in an su passwd.  I put it two passwds, one for something I can't recall, and another for my personal user, during installation, but neither of those work when I do an "su"
[21:24] <lstarnes> wart: you shouldn't ne using su
[21:24] <wart> can i reboot in single user/root mode somehow?
[21:24] <lstarnes> *be
[21:24] <ToxOo> lstarnes: but Centos 5.3 on same hardware is supporting 6 GB
[21:24] <erUSUL> dft: "sudo dmidecode" should give you everything you want
[21:24] <lstarnes> wart: try sudo -i
[21:25] <dft> erUSUL: ty, I'll give it ago
[21:25] <lstarnes> ToxOo: is it the 64-bit version of centos?
[21:25] <wart> ok
[21:25] <erUSUL> ToxOo: the ubuntu server kernel does support more memory in 32 bits
[21:25] <ToxOo> lsstranes: No
[21:25] <lstarnes> ToxOo: it might be using PAW
[21:25] <lstarnes> *PAE
[21:25] <Grinchy94> It may be showing 6GB but It may not actually be using it. That happens a lot
[21:25] <ToxOo> erUSUL: any solution to put support of 6 gb in ubuntu 8.10 32 bit ?
[21:25] <erUSUL> ToxOo: server kernels (ubuntu centos) enables PAE and highmem so they support up to 64 GiB
[21:25] <zeno> whats gnome-pow
[21:25] <ToxOo> lstarnes: Nop.. kernel is  2.6.18-128.el5xen
[21:26] <memfisto> toxoo: if you want >4gb you'll have to run x64
[21:26] <erUSUL> ToxOo: why not use 64 bits ?
[21:26] <memfisto> theres no way around it
[21:26] <Nima__> genii: i have macbook (aluminium ) .i cant hear any sound .
[21:26] <ToxOo> erUSUL: yes.. but i was jst asking about 32 bit..
[21:26] <ToxOo> anywayz.. its mean only 64 bit..
[21:26] <ToxOo> hmm..
[21:27] <ToxOo> ok thanks alot ..!!
[21:27] <erUSUL> ToxOo: well if you insist in 32 bit a solutionm may be to use the server kernl (you may loose some hardware support) or recompile the kernel to enable highmem
[21:27] <Nima__> genii: i cant find /etc/modprobe.d/options in janty
[21:27] <erUSUL> !kernel > ToxOo
[21:27] <hendrixski> I just upgraded my server to Jaunty, and now one of the websites I'm building doesn't work.  www.maryanska.com   it worked before I made the upgrade
[21:27] <bob_>  After installing ubuntu from a live cd, made by remastersys backup iso, my printer services is missing but everything is fine if loaded off live cd any help here?
[21:27] <ToxOo> erUSUL: server kernel.. which ?
[21:27] <NorthByNorthWest> Hi! When I print a document containing both portrait and landscape pages all landscape pages get printed on a portrait page, and the right part of the page gets truncated... this is unregarding if I print an OpenOffice document or printing a PDF in Adobe Reader... how to fix?
[21:27] <bob__> deever: do you have alsaconf installed
[21:28] <genii> Nima__: Does /etc/modprobe.d/aliases                exist?
[21:28] <boringpackets> could someone please help me find VLC?
[21:28] <patrick-Ubuntu> I would like to launch ushare at startup but it crashes because it's expecting an internet connection and it's started before the connection is up. What should i do to launch ushare only after the internet connection is up?
[21:28] <erUSUL> !info linux-image-server | ToxOo
[21:28] <hendrixski> the website is made using gallery2, and after I upgraded to Jaunty it just doesn't show up
[21:28] <ToxOo> oh i see.. !!
[21:28] <ToxOo> well.. wll see.. !!
[21:28] <ToxOo> thanks
[21:29] <hendrixski> boringpackets: it's not in ADD/REMOVE  ??
[21:29] <bob__> boringpackets: sudo apt-get install vlc
[21:29] <ahtmly2k> help please: what is modprobe gspca? i'm trying to install my webcam and a website states that i have to use this (modprobe gspca).. how do i use it?
[21:29] <Nima__> genii: i cant find this
[21:30] <Magician> what are you looking for
[21:30] <Nima__> genii: i think it is alsa-base
[21:30] <Magician> have you tried add remove or package manager
[21:31] <boringpackets> hendrixski ill check
[21:31] <jimi_hendrix> where can i get the 32 bit pthread.so lib?
[21:31] <boringpackets> bob__ no ubuntu replaced it with vls in 9.04
[21:31] <epaphus> anybody know if this will work? installing ubuntu on a machine thats amd64 and transferring the hd to another machine which is also amd64.. but has a different proc, different ram...
[21:31] <boringpackets> oh wait i forgot i switched up my sources.list, this is likely my fault
[21:31] <genii> Nima__: The guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook%20Aluminum      which you seem to be following is for 8.10. I do not have either a MacBook Aluminum, or 9.04. So not much help for you other than pointing you at help pages.
[21:32] <boringpackets> ill go find the repo and re-add it
[21:32] <hendrixski> boringpackets: ah, I do that all the time
[21:32] <Nima__> genii: thanks .bye
[21:32] <Nima__> ;)
[21:32] <erUSUL> !find pthreads
[21:33] <erUSUL> !find pthread
[21:33] <manpoole> http://pastebin.com/mad79ffa whats wrong with this script?
[21:34] <memfisto> manpoole: you start bash twice
[21:34] <genii> Nima__: You may want to scour http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=211  for other relevant posts
[21:34] <memfisto> and I'm not shure if metacity, xmbc and compiz all forks into background
[21:35] <memfisto> so try adding & to the end of each line
[21:35] <patrick-Ubuntu> nobody has an answer to my problem?
[21:35] <Nima__> genii: you have web site ?
[21:35] <edeca> Anybody know where the option to change gnome keyring password is in 9.04?  Guides for 8.10 suggest it is in Encryption & Keyrings, but there's no "Gnome Keyring" tab
[21:36] <genii> Nima__: Not a public one.
[21:36] <Magician> if ushare is crashing i would wait for the connection before launching to save the hassel
[21:36] <Nima__> genii: private ?
[21:36] <genii> Nima__: Yes.
[21:37] <Slart> patrick-Ubuntu: I think there are hooks for running scripts.. check the folder /etc/network/if.up or similar
[21:37] <jimcooncat> patrick-Ubuntu: you need to have the internet connection script run your program after it connects. There's a way to do this, but I don't know myself.
[21:37] <jimcooncat> patrick-Ubuntu: what Slart said
[21:38] <boringpackets> i still can't find VLC
[21:38] <boringpackets> it's not in add/remove
[21:38] <Flare183> !universe | boringpackets
[21:38] <edeca> Does anybody know how to change keyring password for gnome in 9.04?
[21:38] <Magician> boringpackets: run it from terminal sudo apt-get install vlc
[21:38] <memfisto> edeca: I ended up deleting the keyring-file
[21:38] <edeca> memfisto: I'm going to have to do the same
[21:39] <Slart> patrick-Ubuntu: or run something like "ping -c 1 www.google.com && ushare& "
[21:39] <Nima__> genii: bye ;)
[21:39] <edeca> memfisto: Fortunately it's only wireless passwords
[21:39] <edeca> memfisto: How annoying.
[21:39] <boringpackets> magician i mucked up my apt so that won't work
[21:39] <deever> bob__: alsaconf?
[21:39] <memfisto> i know
[21:39] <memfisto> but you can give the user access to the wireless
[21:39] <Magician> boringpackets: you can go to goolge and download it from there to
[21:39] <edeca> My user already has access.  Just a long passphrase I'll have to save again ;)
[21:39] <memfisto> but you'll have to delete the keyring first
[21:39] <deever> bob__: there is no such package here?
[21:39] <wilsonnn> anyone here know what could be causing xrandr to not detect my vga monitor when it's plugged into my netbook? xrandr -q says it's disconnected even when it's not.
[21:40] <boringpackets> magician ive been looking for an x64 deb on google for a while now
[21:40] <Magician> oh you need a 64 bit edition. I don't know if vlc makes one. but the 32bit should work just fine
[21:40] <Kage[Work]> So, Hardy LTS does not have an apt package for the Apache2 mod AuthLDAP.  I need to set it up so when we setup servers that need that mod, it can install from our local repo.  Any possible suggestions? (other than "make a package from source")
[21:42] <Jufis> nice game, usa
[21:42] <Jufis> :)
[21:42] <guntbert> Kage[Work]: libapache2-webauth doesn't help?
[21:42] <Kage[Work]> Anyone?
[21:42] <Kage[Work]> Hmm
[21:42]  * Kage[Work] checks
[21:42] <ukkopekka> Jufis: blah
[21:42] <patrick-Ubuntu> Slart: nice idea i'm gonna look into it thx:)
[21:42] <tom_de_tom> hi
[21:42] <Magician> hi
[21:42] <Jufis> ukkopekka, they won this time, but the best one will win next time ;)
[21:43] <Jufis> now, away ->
[21:43] <tom_de_tom> is there a way to remove some menus in firefox in ubunu?
[21:43] <tom_de_tom> like the help meny
[21:43] <tom_de_tom> trying to get firefox run faster
[21:43] <tom_de_tom> the lighter i can make it the better me thinks :)
[21:43] <Slart> Kage[Work]: if I were you I would look into why that module isn't available.. it might be for a good reason, security or similar
[21:43] <Magician> Not that i know of unless you remove that part of the code that is used to write it
[21:43] <tom_de_tom> yes anyideas where that is?
[21:44] <Slart> tom_de_tom: I would start removing plugins.. a clean firefox is pretty light
[21:44] <Kage[Work]> Slart, Well, I browsed through the Ubuntu Launchpad, and it appears they have a source released that claims to work on Hardy, but it's not in Apt
[21:44] <wilsonnn> Just figured out why xrandr wasn't working... guess something in my xorg.conf didn't like my setup :)
[21:44] <Kage[Work]> And I'm not sure where to check why
[21:44] <mykal> first off all paste bin
[21:44] <mykal> lspci
[21:44] <mykal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165673/
[21:44] <mykal> xorg.conf
[21:44] <mykal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165675/
[21:44] <kaj> rver
[21:44] <FloodBot3> mykal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:44] <alesan> hi, how do I add a second ip address to my wlan interface?
[21:44] <mykal> var/log/xorg.0.log.old
[21:45] <alesan> I need to add another ip address to my wlan interface (console plese, don't let me play with the GUI, it's a temporary setting only)
[21:45] <memfisto> ifconfig wlan0:0 ...?
[21:45] <mykal> I am trying to get my video card to render other than 800x600.
[21:45] <hendrixski> where would php.ini be?
[21:46] <memfisto> hendrixski: locate php.ini
[21:46] <hendrixski> memfisto: -bash: locate: command not found
[21:46] <hendrixski> I tried changing settings in /usr/share/php5   but they're not taking effect
[21:46] <mykal> can anyone help me?
[21:47] <Slart> Kage[Work]: some google hits suggest that this mod was for apache 1.3
[21:47] <hendrixski> and there a  php.ini-dist  and a php.ini-dist.cli   file in there ... Iassume they were made after I ran a distribution upgrade
[21:47] <Kage[Work]> Hmm, WebAuth may work for what I need
[21:47]  * Kage[Work] tests this
[21:47] <bc> hendrixski: see if this exists: ls -R /etc/php*
[21:48] <hendrixski> bc: cool, I'll check there as soon as apt-get install locate is done installing :-D
[21:48] <patrick-Ubuntu> There's a way to display command's available parameters like -r -d -X
[21:48] <patrick-Ubuntu> ?
[21:48] <edeca> patrick-Ubuntu: --help often
[21:48] <edeca> patrick-Ubuntu: But the manpage usually says
[21:48] <patrick-Ubuntu> k thx
[21:48] <Slart> patrick-Ubuntu: <cmd> --help .. or man <cmd>
[21:49] <calc> for bash builtins it is: help <cmd>
[21:49] <deany> when will brasero work for once.. burning doesnt go faster than 0.9x   k3b is ok..
[21:49] <calc> hmm no just help period, no <cmd>
[21:50] <hendrixski> bc:  YAY!!!!!!! that worked.  there was a php.ini file in the apache/ folder
[21:50] <memfisto> hendrixski: put <?phpinfo()?> in a php-file and search it for php.ini
[21:50] <hendrixski> I wonder how manby such files there are
[21:50] <hendrixski> memfisto: ah right, forgot about that
[21:51]  * hendrixski really has to get up on the PHP thing...  I'm just stuck in Java and Python land
[21:52] <tom_de_tom> hi
[21:53] <amgarchIn9> hi! where is "acroread" in Jaunty? I see only the old one installed from INtrepid.
[21:53] <aleon> Hola
[21:54] <cornelia> Hey Guys! Got problems with Broadcom STA on Jaunty, which just wont show up under Hardware Drivers... any suggestions?
[21:54] <calrik> using 64 bit or 32 bit?
[21:55] <MF_Debian> has anyone had had sound problems on jaunty? I had to purge pulseaudio to get playback, anyone else experienced similar issues?
[21:55] <calrik> think there is issue with broadcom wireless and 64bit
[21:55] <cptblood> can i set a user to be required to change password with next login?
[21:55] <Jygga> hi people, can you explain to me exactly why feisty fawn installs without problems and any release above triggers kernel panic on install?
[21:55] <Bax> I'm trying to mount a new internal hard drive by following these instructions: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=560015.  After typing fdisk -l I got this readout for my new hard drive: http://paste.ubuntu.com/165693/.  Then when I try to vol_id -u the drive, it just says there's an error opening the volume.  Any help and commentary on what exactly I'm doing with these magical spells would be much appreciated
[21:55] <Bax> and I'm using 9/04
[21:56] <nimrod> hi
[21:56] <SultansElephant> I have a HP Pavilion laptop that has above the keyboard touch keys for volume adjustment/play/pause/mute etc.  It works out of the box in jaunty however I listen to music with earbuds in the library, and whenever I try to use the volume adjustor for example the audio will start blaring out of my laptop's internal speakers as well as through my headphones.  Being usually at a library I have accidently startled entire rooms blasting Stravinsky unt
[21:56] <SultansElephant> il someone angrily nudges me.  So the question is -- how can I prevent the external touch buttons from triggering audio? I also have to wait until ubuntu boots up to plug in my earbuds or it will go through both the earbuds and the internal speakers. Thanks! Jaunty64 bit
[21:57] <bc> hendrixski: try changing that one, then sudo /etc/init.d/apache* restart
[21:57] <nimrod> any suggestion what's the most talkful channel on ubuntu server?
[21:57] <cornelia> @calrik yeah 64 bit
[21:58] <cornelia> @calrik not sure whether there's still an issue, used to be years ago
[21:58] <fantomas_> hello
[21:58] <mykal> Anyone here have a good experience with ATI pro rage 128 TF?
[21:58] <loltastic> im here for help with perl, if that's possible
[21:58] <admin_masu3701> whats a good programming language to learn if you're into IT?
[21:59] <aurelien_> CYR
[21:59] <cyr> ouais
[21:59] <IdleOne> !fr
[21:59] <Slart> admin_masu3701: perl/python
[21:59] <fantomas_> what trouble inperl
[21:59] <Slart> admin_masu3701: I would go or python first
[21:59] <Slart> *for
[21:59] <loltastic> @food  = ("apples", "pears", "eels"); and they say to retrieve an item from this array id use like $food[2] and that it would return eels
[21:59] <loltastic> but why?
[21:59] <loltastic> wouldnt
[22:00] <loltastic> $food[3] return eels?
[22:00] <iGadget> anyone ever heard of the nvidia_bcibbaeh module? It's causing my system to not finding my root drive, so I can't boot. Google has never heard of nvidia_bcibbaeh, so that doesn't help much...
[22:00] <Slart> loltastic: start counting from 0
[22:00] <Slart> loltastic: and stop using enter instead of "."
[22:00] <mykal> Have googled my problem to death can someone please help>
[22:00] <dn4> how do I re mount my usb hdd as a read and write instead of read-only file system
[22:00] <loltastic> OH, i get it now
[22:01] <loltastic> thanks Slart
[22:01] <fantomas_> quit
[22:01] <Slart> dn4: I think there is a tool that does that for ntfs.. ntfs-config or something like that
[22:01] <iGadget> mykal, to death huh... So we're talking to ad deadman/woman here... spooky :P
[22:01] <cbwcjw> !info ntfs-config
[22:02] <olaf> was gehtn hier?
[22:02] <Slart> !info ntfs-config | dn4
[22:02] <dn4> slart the file system is vfat
[22:02] <Slart> !de | olaf
[22:02] <loltastic> ima chill here for a while if i have a question i'll just drop in.  i intend to learn a large portion of perl by the end of the day, it looks easy
[22:02] <Slart> dn4: then you should get read/write by default afaik
[22:02] <admin_masu3701> Slart: i did go through the tutorial...and understand the fundamental of programing
[22:02] <iGadget> !initramfs
[22:03] <edeca> loltastic: @_ and $! to you
[22:03] <mykal> Need help with a display driver, tired of seeing 800x600.
[22:03] <edeca> mykal: Is it a proprietary one?
[22:03] <cbwcjw> Hey, so... Im havin some great problems with my kubuntu wireless. Forumlink- http://tinyurl.com/cfy98z
[22:03] <Slart> loltastic: sure.. just like origami looks simple.. it's just folding paper
[22:03] <iGadget> !nvidia_bcibbaeh
[22:03] <iGadget> *sigh*
[22:03] <cbwcjw> iGadget: If its a package, do !find.
[22:03] <mykal> Don't know what that means
[22:03] <mykal> lspci
[22:03] <mykal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165673/
[22:04] <iGadget> cbwcjw, I'm afraid it's some kind of kernel module that's wreaking havoc on my system... but google has never heard of it
[22:04] <cbwcjw> iGadget: Scary! Tried the forums?
[22:04] <dn4> still a read only file system :(
[22:05] <mykal> edeca: are you good @ this stuff?
[22:05] <dn4> it is pissing me off big time
[22:05] <iGadget> cbwcjw, searching now
[22:05] <Slart> iGadget: I doubt it's a kernel module.. are you really sure about the spelling?
[22:05] <Waldir> Hi everyone. I downloaded the source of a program and installed as the readme instructed (./configure, then make) but the system is not recognizing the command. what may be the problem?
[22:06] <Slart> Waldir: you did ./configure, then make.. that's all the instructions said ? not "sudo make install" ?
[22:06] <iGadget> Slart, absolutely. My entire /dev/mapper is full of these devices, substituting the usual /dev/mdX and /dev/hdX
[22:07] <cbwcjw> Hey, so... I'm havin' some great problems with my kubuntu wireless. Forumlink- http://tinyurl.com/cfy98z
[22:07] <mykal> No help?
[22:07] <iGadget> cbwcjw, nothing on the forums about this either :(
[22:07] <Waldir> Slart: I'll recheck but I'm pretty sure what it said. it is the work of a phd thesis so I'm guessing it's not software that has been carefully configured and packaged for easy install
[22:07] <cbwcjw> iGadget: Try posting something
[22:07] <Slart> iGadget: hmm.. sounds like something is seriously broken =/
[22:08] <iGadget> cbwcjw, will do, as soon as I get one
[22:08] <amgarchIn9> !acroread
[22:08] <iGadget> Slart, yup... and it worked fine in Hardy, so it's a regression
[22:08] <loltastic> question, Slart.  can i put a variable instead of an integer in an array retriever thing?  like instead of $food[2]  i'd put like $x = 1 and then do $food[$x]
[22:08] <whadar> what would be the best doc 2 pdf converter? open office fails to recognize symbols (math) appropriately
[22:08] <Slart> Waldir: and you know you have to write ./awesomeprogram to run the program awesomeprogram in the current dir?
[22:08] <loltastic> >
[22:08] <loltastic> ?
[22:08] <Waldir> Slart: lol i didn't notice, there was a "make install" I should have done next :P
[22:08] <loltastic> because that'd mean i could loop through the array
[22:08] <Slart> loltastic: well.. have you tried?
[22:08] <ronnie_vd_c> im trying to configure evolution-mapi to connect to my schools OWA, i installed evolution-mapi. Now i have to fill in the SERVER and DOMAIN NAME, what do i have to fill in there, i only have the url
[22:08] <iGadget> mykal, your graphics adapter is kind of old... but should be supported by the ati driver I guess
[22:08] <Slart> Waldir: you might need to put a "sudo" in front of that.. you usually have to be root to install stuff
[22:08] <loltastic> Slart: going to now
[22:09] <Waldir> Slart: thanks :) i did seem to get a few errors without sudo
[22:09] <iGadget> ATI Technologies Inc Rage 128 Pro Ultra TF
[22:09] <loltastic> only thing i've messed with is mIRC, and arrays look a lot like hash tables in mirc
[22:09] <tones> hi, can anybody reccomend me a good third (preferably non-unix) operating system for my xp, and ubuntu and something triple boot.
[22:09] <iGadget> should work out of the box, right?
[22:09] <Slart> Waldir: you're welcome.. that "./configure, make, sudo make install" is very common..
[22:10]  * iGadget will brb
[22:10] <Slart> loltastic: the hash tables in mIRC probably corresponds to an array deeper down somehow
[22:10] <Waldir> Slart: I've done it once or twice indeed, but I guess I havent got used to it yet...
[22:10] <Waldir> it seems to be working now :)
[22:10] <tones> anybody?
[22:10] <Slart> tones:try one of the bsd's
[22:11] <tones> ok thanks, i will
[22:11] <mykal> IGadget: Tried that it booted into Low power mode.
[22:11] <Slart> tones: if you just want to get to know some different operating systems, taht is
[22:11] <alexandernst> Could somebody tell me why strigi isn't working on Kubuntu 9.04 + KDE 4.2.3 ?  (nor older versions)
[22:11] <Ktron> Trying to determine what package linux-kernel-devel became in 9.04
[22:12] <j0nr> hi all. I have one login, I accidently deleted the group 'admin' so tha single user that was my sudo user now does not have sudo rights. I booted into recovery, and did a 'addgroup --system admin' then decided to add a second user to be my sudo account, so 'adduser --system sudouser'
[22:12] <tones> Slart: yes, im just looking about and testing new grounds
[22:12] <PLyTheMan> My desktop is broken, how do I upgrade my distro from the command line?
[22:12] <PLyTheMan> please
[22:12] <edeca> PLyTheMan: aptitude dist-upgrade
[22:12] <PLyTheMan> thanks
[22:12] <Slart> !upgrade | PLyTheMan
[22:12] <edeca> Or that, much more useful.
[22:12] <j0nr> if i login with non sudo account, I thought I could 'su sudouser' to perform sudo commands...but i dont seem to be able to do so
[22:12] <Slart> PLyTheMan: I think there is a script.. or some switch for either apt or update-manager
[22:12] <whadar> is there any decent word viewer I can use?
[22:12] <loltastic> ok here goes, i did while ($food[$x]) { then at i had each loop printf the element in the array, then increment $x each loop cycle.  going to see if it works
[22:13] <PLyTheMan> yeah, my desktop is still there, my cursor changes over buttons, but its all a white screen aside from the cursor
[22:13] <Seeker`> loltastic: I dont think this is really the place to programming language support questions
[22:13] <mykal> Though the r128 driver would work. But nooooo,
[22:13] <albacker> why does ubuntu upgrading need 1+ GB on / ? i have only 400mb, and it gave me an error. is there a way to hack this ?
[22:13] <Slart> j0nr: the root password is disabled in ubuntu.. use sudo instead
[22:13] <peepsalot> did anyone here really see any difference in boot times when upgrading from intrepid to jaunty?  maybe it's more noticeable on a fresh install?  it still takes me 45seconds from grub to gdm
[22:13] <Slart> !root | j0nr
[22:13] <Slart> !sudo | j0nr
[22:13] <j0nr> Slart: I am not trying to become root, just switch to a second uer account that has sudo priviledges
[22:13] <mykal> I figured how to log in as root
[22:14] <Neconide> ohey Pici
[22:14] <Slart> peepsalot: a little bit faster for me..something like 10-20 percent faster.. no more than that
[22:14] <mykal> It's not really all that disabled. And I'm a week old newbie
[22:14] <Slart> j0nr: then su should work
[22:14] <Alterios>   hilight_nick_matches = ON
[22:14] <peepsalot> Slart, i just found it strange that this was supposed to be one of the big features, but it didnt' seem all that different
[22:15] <Slart> peepsalot: well.. I upgraded from intrepid too.. it's possible that a fresh install will be snappier
[22:15] <foreplay> is there a way to set up a network boot between windows and linux ?
[22:15] <mykal> I figured out how to get SU in Terminal on Jaunty
[22:15] <Slart> mykal: there's all kinds of stupid things you can do... noone's saying it's impossible to shoot yourself in the foot.. the gun just isn't loaded by default
[22:15] <edeca> foreplay: What sort of network boot?
[22:16] <edeca> mykal: What was wrong with it?
[22:16] <iGadget> well... I guess my time's up, new day tomorrow.
[22:16] <iGadget> nightynight...
[22:16] <mykal> I only get 800x600 resolution
[22:16] <edeca> mykal: You were talking about su?
[22:16] <j0nr> Slart: in a root prompt (recoverymode) i did 'addgroup --system admin' (to replace wha I removed) and then 'adduser --system sudouser'.... now logging in with nonsudouser, I can't seem to su to new sudouser
[22:16] <foreplay> i want to connect to my network drive on this pc and install win7 becuse i dont have a dvd drive on the linux box or this one
[22:16] <mykal> Slart: why use sudo when you can have root
[22:16] <foreplay> because*
[22:16] <Maximo> Is there a application I can use similar to msn / yahoo so I can see and talk to my girlfriend?
[22:17] <Maximo> thanks
[22:17] <Slart> mykal: I'm not going to have this discussion.. it's explained in the !root and !sudo factoids.. try them
[22:17] <mykal> edeca: Nothings wrong with su.
[22:17] <JordanC> Maximo: Kopete
[22:17] <pepperjack> Maximo: pidgin?
[22:17] <JordanC> There's hundreds of them
[22:17] <sim-value> #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:17] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[22:17] <Slart> Maximo: talk...yes.. see...not that I know of
[22:17] <foreplay> sudo apt-get install amsn
[22:17] <foreplay> ;p
[22:17] <JordanC> Also, what's the package name for DVD playback?
[22:17] <JordanC> libdvdcss2?
[22:17] <Dr_Willis> !dvd
[22:17] <Slart> JordanC: and libdvdread4 I think
[22:17] <JordanC> Cheers
[22:17] <mykal> Slart, reading factoid now
[22:18] <Slart> JordanC: it doesn't make any difference on my system though.. can't play commercial dvd's no matter what I try
[22:18] <Ktron> Anyone know where I can find linux-headers-2.9* ?
[22:18] <Maximo> pepperjack: JordanC: Slart:   need to talk and see her...
[22:18] <Slart> Maximo: perhaps skype video will work
[22:18] <Maximo> yes
[22:18] <JordanC> Use gizmo
[22:18] <Maximo> Slart: yes perhaps
[22:19] <Slart> j0nr: I'm not really sure how users are handled.. a little bit surprising but I've never had more than one actual user account on my ubuntu machines..
[22:19] <Maximo> Slart: JordanC says Kopete, whatyou think?
[22:20] <j0nr> Slart: ok no worries
[22:20] <mykal> Slart: makes sense
[22:20] <Slart> Maximo: I used kopete before pidgin became the new default.. it was nice but it didn't have video back then.. not sure how it works now
[22:20] <Vinceman> what's wrong if during video conferencing your outgoing image looks like this? http://members.home.nl/v.vanbruchem/wrong%20image.gif ?
[22:20] <JordanC> I hate pidgin
[22:20] <Guest52437> I just downloaded ubuntu 9.04. I messed around with the screen resolution, logged out, and logged back in. The desktop loaded, but the toolbars and the Alt-F2 key didn't load.
[22:20] <PLyTheMan> So when I log into my desktop its all a white screen with a cursor.  My cursor will change depending on what it is over, but I can't see anything.  I tried "sudo aptitude dist-upgrade" on a command line (crtl alt F1) and it upgraded, but my screen is still white.  Should I try recovery mode?
[22:20] <bc> JordanC: I'm starting to hate it. Suggestions?
[22:21] <Guest52437> help
[22:21] <PLyTheMan> and when I restart I can see my desktop flash by, but only for a second
[22:21] <JordanC> Hm, to be honest.. I don't use IM programs that much
[22:21] <Maximo> Slart: I can use it with Ubuntu no problmo, correct?
[22:21] <JordanC> I use Kopete if I ever need to
[22:21] <JordanC> That or Gizmo
[22:21] <Slart> Vinceman: I don't know how to fix it but it looks like your camers is filming in one resolution but whatever comes next thinks it's in another resolution
[22:22] <sim-value> Emesene is good
[22:22] <SultansElephant> what are good key shortcuts that are free by default
[22:22] <Slart> Maximo: I think kopete is used in kUbuntu.. if it is default in kubuntu it should work without problems.. even in regular ubuntu
[22:22] <Vinceman> Slart surely in linux you can edit the camera parameters
[22:22] <NeT_DeMoN> does anyone know how I can get my resolution higher in 9.04?
[22:22] <Guest52437> I just downloaded ubuntu 9.04. I messed around with the screen resolution, logged out, and logged back in. The desktop loaded, but the toolbars and the Alt-F2 key didn't load.
[22:22] <JordanC> Edit your xorg conf
[22:22] <Slart> Vinceman: you can do just about anything.. some things are very very hard though
[22:22] <Maximo> Slart: let me try it then
[22:22] <Vinceman> Slart, please note that local viewing with the cam works!
[22:22] <JordanC> Grr, DVD playback still not working
[22:23] <Slart> Vinceman: with the current state of webcams and linux I'm happy as long as I don't get a completely black screen =)
[22:23] <Slart> JordanC: getting read errors? not able to decrypt?
[22:23] <Vinceman> c'mon, linux has to be quite sophisticated already now
[22:23] <Slart> Vinceman: it has to be? I don't think anyone has told linux that..=)
[22:23] <Vinceman> who would know it?
[22:23] <PLyTheMan> So when I log into my desktop its all a white screen with a cursor.  My cursor will change depending on what it is over, but I can't see anything.  I tried "sudo aptitude dist-upgrade" on a command line (crtl alt F1) and it upgraded, but my screen is still white.  When I restart my desktop as normal flashes by as it all shuts down.  Should I try recovery mode?
[22:23] <Vinceman> how to fix it I mean.. Slart?
[22:24] <JordanC> Slart: Yep, even on VLC
[22:24] <JordanC> I've installed the restricted extras
[22:24] <jk_> hi guys!
[22:24] <Slart> Vinceman: I have no idea.. my webcam doesn't work at all.. I've never had anything to mess with
[22:24] <Slart> JordanC: same as for me then..
[22:24] <Vinceman> it used to work in the past, I don't know where it went wrong
[22:24] <Vinceman> slart
[22:24]  * JordanC cries
[22:24] <jk_> im having troubles with a webcam too!
[22:24] <Jygga> PCMIA extension slot problem: i had to install feisty fawn because by notebook was haunted by kernel panics with all versions above, in jaunty my pcmia wlan card was properly detected. Somehow in feisty it was not. Jaunty used a default RTL driver for it (fcc id: PANWL1102 gericom branded)
[22:24] <Rabbitbunny> PLyTheMan: sounds like a problem with gdm, check /etc/logs
[22:24] <PLyTheMan> k
[22:25] <Slart> JordanC: I've tried installing/uninstalling/reinstalling the libdvdread decss packages, running the scripts etc etc.. no change
[22:25] <d0x93> is there a way to have a task bar with multiple rows instead of just one?
[22:25] <jk_> Does anybody knos
[22:25] <jk_> does anybody know a Delux Pixart driver??
[22:25] <Slart> Vinceman: mm.. my webcam worked on hardy.. but not in intrepid and not in jaunty..
[22:25] <Vinceman> jk_ not many people know much here
[22:25] <Vinceman> so upgrading to Jaunty might help?
[22:25] <Jygga> doesnt ubuntu detect attached pcmia cards when they were nto present during installation?
[22:26] <JordanC> Slart: Upgraded from 8.10 ?
[22:26] <Slart> Vinceman: try a live cd.. see if the camera works there
[22:26] <Slart> JordanC: yup
[22:26] <jk_> does anybody know a Delux Pixart driver??
[22:26] <thiemster> I messed with the screen resolution settings, logged off, logged back in, and the desktop toolbars were gone (all I could see was an iconless desktop).
[22:26] <yash> PLyTheMan: hey if u have compiz installed remove it
[22:26] <SultansElephant> holy crap how does linux install crap so fast
[22:26] <JordanC> I think we be screwed, Slart :D
[22:26] <Maximo> Slart: it does not have it
[22:26] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=492181
[22:26] <mdi3> @find marvin gaye sexual healing
[22:27] <Slart> JordanC: yup.. vlc is screwed anyway with the toolbar bug
[22:27] <Slart> !info kopete
[22:27] <PLyTheMan> yash: a few days ago I changed the config, but it was fine until now... lemme try undoing what I did
[22:27] <Jygga> my pcmia card works when attached while booting from a jaunty live cd what can i do so it works in feisty?
[22:27] <dn4> mv /media/disk/*.pdf /media/disk/pdfs/  <--- how do I get all of the *.pdf files on the disk to be moved to that folder instead of just the files in /media/disk
[22:27] <Maximo> guys I find that ubuntu 9:10 give alot of errors for some applications
[22:27] <dn4> I want to include all the subfolders in /media/disk
[22:27] <Slart> dn4: try "find" .. it's useful for all kinds of things
[22:27] <Jygga> dn4 use the recursive switch
[22:28] <Maximo> myseld I experience alot of errors with Ubuntu 9:10
[22:28] <tones> dn4: cp -r blahblah
[22:28] <JordanC> Slart: I fixed mine by recompiling
[22:28] <pedahzur> I am trying to do a "chained" ssh connection: ssh user@outside_host "ssh user@inside_host"  If I first ssh to outside_host, I can ssh to inside host fine. But if I try to run ssh as a command, I see my user log in via the auth logs on both the outside and inside hosts, but it just sits there and never prints a prompt, BUT I can type commands and see the output of commands.  Tips?
[22:28] <dn4> tones, cp ? no
[22:28] <Slart> dn4: it's something like "find -iname pdf --exec mv {} /media/disk/pdf/"
[22:28] <Jygga> there is none btw :)
[22:28] <JordanC> But that is one REALLY annoying bug
[22:28] <dn4> cp will just waste more space :(
[22:28] <Slart> JordanC: recompiling what? vlc? the kernel?
[22:28] <tones> dn4: cp -r, the -r means recursive
[22:29] <mykal> I just want to know what my xorg.conf should look like for an ATI Technologies Inc Rage 128 Pro Ultra TF?
[22:29] <dn4> yes but cp = copy
[22:29] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, thank you!
[22:29] <JordanC> Slart: VLC
[22:29] <tones> dn4: oh sorry :)
[22:29] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: np
[22:29] <JordanC> Slart: In Qt.cpp
[22:29] <JordanC> Change #if 0 to #if 1
[22:29] <JordanC> :)
[22:30] <Slart> JordanC: ah.. that sounds like a project for tomorrow.. thanks for the tip.. now I'm off to bed
[22:31] <wasutton3> how would i go about changing the user and group ownership of a folder, all subfolders, and files within?
[22:31] <dn4>  find disk -iname \*.pdf -print0 | xargs -0 -i mv -v '{}' /media/disk/pdfs
[22:32] <Rabbitbunny> wasutton3: man chown
[22:32] <Rabbitbunny> wasutton3: look for a recursive switch
[22:32] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, works fine, but now the two rows should exactly the same windows (that is, I see my windows doubled) which completely defeats the purpose of two rows. any idea how I can fix this?
[22:32] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, -should +show
[22:32] <dn4> slart I think that command does it
[22:33] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: you mean on the "window List" panel applet?
[22:33] <Slart> dn4: it looks like it might work.. do try it on something before running it on a entire harddrive
[22:33] <luca__> Hi all, I'm trying to install WinXP on Virtual Box OSE - how does it work with formatting the virtual drive. Can I just format it into a NTFS partition?
[22:33] <Rabbitbunny> luca__: Yes.
[22:33] <dn4> Slart I just did
[22:33] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, yes... I see the same windows on the top and on the bottom row.
[22:33] <Slart> dn4: it's so boring to go back after a script has moved all files to a single folder.. =)
[22:33] <luca__> Rabbitbunny: ok, hmm.. and that won't give rise to any problems? :)
[22:34] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: window list only does one thing, I doubt there's a way around that. Simply remove one applet. right click to see the options.
[22:34] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[22:34] <Rabbitbunny> luca__: None at all.
[22:34] <jumbers> What's the best way to search through a directory INSIDE of all of the files? I want to find a file that contains specific content.
[22:34] <Slart> jumbers: grep
[22:34] <dn4> Slart boring to go back? How do you delete empty folders?
[22:34] <dn4> on an entire harddrive
[22:34] <luca__> Rabbitbunny: thanks m8
[22:34] <rumpel2>  jumbers find + grep
[22:34] <linxeh> jumbers: grep -R if you want to do subdirectories too
[22:34] <Rabbitbunny> luca__: np
[22:35] <rumpel2> or -R ^^
[22:35] <Slart> dn4: I meant.. boring to try to figure out where each file was before it got moved
[22:35] <wasutton3> i would like to run specific protocols over two different interfaces based on port number, is there any way to do that/
[22:35] <mykal> mykal: don't cry it's okay
[22:35] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, err... but my whole point was to have multiple rows in case I have multiple windows open and don't want to use another desktop.
[22:35] <jumbers> linxeh: So I would be able to find the word Ubuntu inside of a file within a directory of files?
[22:35] <rumpel2> sure
[22:35] <jumbers> linxeh: Because I know what I need is a file, but I don't know which one
[22:35] <rumpel2> its linux
[22:36] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: Ah, yeah, i'd like that to, but no, there's no way.
[22:36] <dn4> Slart, sometimes it truly is, that is why I want to figure out now how to delete all of the empty directories
[22:36] <mykal> Best support community my shoes
[22:36] <Rabbitbunny> mykal: dIDN'T SEE YOUR QUESTION
[22:36] <Slart> dn4: I'm not really sure.. perhaps there is a switch for "find" that can do it.. (perhaps if directory size is small enough)
[22:37]  * Rabbitbunny moves his head so he can see his keyboard status lights...
[22:37] <PLyTheMan> definitely something wrong with comiz...  luckily I have a terminal embeded in my desktop and compiz-switch installed from running NWN =D
[22:37] <Slart> dn4: http://duramecho.com/ComputerPrograms/DeleteEmptyDirectories/index.html
[22:37] <jumbers> rumpel2: Will doing grep -R theword find what I'm looking for then?
[22:38] <rumpel2> jumbers, try or lookup man...
[22:38] <dieg1> Hi, has anybody have had a crash on jaunty due to processor being used constantly? I use AMD athlon x2 ubuntu jaunty 64 bits and radeonhd (video driver) The computer just shut off without warning  one time while npviewer was the most demanding process and 3 times with the gimp
[22:38] <NeT_DeMoN> if I wanted to add a mode using "xrandr --newmode" would I do it like this? "xrandr --newmode 1600x1200 60MHz"
[22:38] <Slart> dn4: it even had an example with find.... "find -depth -type d -empty -exec rmdir {} \;"
[22:38] <linxeh> jumbers: grep -R "Ubuntu" *
[22:38] <knoppix> Slart? are you still there?
[22:38] <sharperguy> any way i can get the screensaver to disable when firefox is in fullscreen mode?
[22:38] <Slart> knoppix: yes?
[22:38] <knoppix> it's me, I'm on a live CD now
[22:39] <deany> Remote Desktop doesnt work in Jaunty.  Ports set ok, as I used same in windows.
[22:39] <Ademan> anyone who knows dm-raid!  I've installed dm-raid and i can mount my raid drives, however, during startup, it fails to activate dm-raid and therefore fails to mount the raid drives, it then drops me into a busybox shell (which sucks) but from there i can easily activate dm-raid and mount the drives.  So my question is: how can I modify the initramfs to run dmraid -ay before it tries to mount the raid drives?  I found a script in there I
[22:39] <Slart> knoppix: vinceman? with the webcam?
[22:39] <mykal> I even found an ATI channel but no one is saying anything in there
[22:39] <linxeh> jumbers: the * means all files in the current directory (and the -R will go through sub directories)
[22:39] <deany> I get a "Your desktop is only reachable over the local network." when  enabling remote accss
[22:39] <knoppix> yes
[22:40] <Slart> knoppix: ok.. does it work in knoppix?
[22:40] <knoppix> testing it now
[22:40] <mykal> Is anyone here using an ATI Technologies Inc Rage 128 Pro Ultra TF?
[22:40] <panfist> hi, i want to learn more about DNS and domain registration. i want to learn and implement the smart way to get a domain name to dynamically update to point to my ubuntu box
[22:41] <dn4> dn4@dn4:/media/disk$ find -depth -type d -empty -exec rmdir {} \;
[22:41] <Magician> panfist pm me
[22:41] <Slart> panfist: there are several clients that you can use with services such as dyndns.org if that is what you mean?
[22:41] <dieg1> Hi, has anybody have had a crash on jaunty due to processor being used constantly? I use AMD athlon x2 ubuntu jaunty 64 bits and radeonhd (video driver) The computer just shut off without warning  one time while npviewer was the most demanding process and 3 times with the gimp
[22:41] <ahtmly2k> help please: what is modprobe gspca? i'm trying to install my webcam and a website states that i have to use this (modprobe gspca).. how do i use it?
[22:41] <linxeh> mykal: thats an old card ;-)
[22:41] <dn4> I wonder if that command will find the folder I named wtfishthksfjdlalsjkew
[22:41] <linxeh> dieg1: bad cooler, bad ram, or overclocked, or the psu can't cope with the demand you put on it
[22:42] <Rabbitbunny> ahtmly2k: presst alt-f2 and type it in, select "run in terminal". it makes the box use that driver
[22:42] <genii> ahtmly2k: It means to load the module called gspca.
[22:42] <linxeh> dieg1: also possible that there is a bug in one of the drivers you are using.
[22:42] <genii> ahtmly2k: You will also want to use: sudo                 at the beginning of that command
[22:42] <panfist> -!- Danilo-DnG [n=Danilo-D@201-42-71-141.dsl.telesp.net.br] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)]
[22:42] <panfist> 17:37 < dn4> dn4@dn4:/media/disk$ find -depth -type d -empty -exec rmdir {} \;
[22:42] <panfist> 17:37 < Magician> panfist pm me
[22:42] <Slart> *yawn*... I'm off to bed.. good night people
[22:42] <panfist> 17:37 < Slart> panfist: there are several clients that you can use with services such as dyndns.org if that is what you mean?
[22:43] <panfist> 17:37 -!- wilii [n=wilii@126-203.adsl.lpoy.dnainternet.fi] has quit [Remote closed the connection]
[22:43] <FloodBot3> panfist: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:43] <panfist> 17:37 -!- devonkemp [n=devonkem@S01060010dc9da220.gv.shawcable.net] has quit [Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)]
[22:43] <Ademan> dn4: -depth = depth first search?
[22:43] <Scunizi> for months my usb printer has been working fine.. just lately cups doesn't seem to "wake" it up to print.. I have to turn it off then back on again.. How do I fix this?
[22:43] <panfist> i am trying to learn irssi
[22:43] <Lovely> buenas
[22:43] <Lovely> Hi.
[22:43] <panfist> i'm trying to pm magician
[22:43] <dieg1> linxeh: thanks, never happened with intrepid, not overclocked, doesn't even get hot, do you think t's the video driver?
[22:43] <JordanC> Hello Lovely :P
[22:43] <Rabbitbunny> panfist: /msg magician Hi, I'm pming you
[22:43] <dn4> Ademan, http://duramecho.com/ComputerPrograms/DeleteEmptyDirectories/index.html
[22:43] <LjL> panfist: try not to spam the channel in the process :|
[22:44] <tritium> panfist: /query and /msg are not unique to irssi
[22:44] <LjL> panfist: /query nickname
[22:44] <Lovely> [JordanC] ^^
[22:44] <Lovely> what's up!
[22:44] <ahtmly2k> nuttin happened
[22:44] <PLyTheMan> is there a command to completely reinstall compiz?  apparently mine is all messed up
[22:44] <Scunizi> panfist: to pm in irssi type /msg <nick> <message>      (if I remember correctly)
[22:44] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, fyi, increasing the panel size to 60px works--two rows! :)
[22:44] <panfist> in regards to dyndns, that's what i did when i wanted DNS on my windows box, but it's a free service i'm depending on someone else. can't the ubuntu box do it for me without depending on the outside?
[22:44] <jdu> sharperguy, only way I know would be to disable the screensaver.
[22:44] <Scunizi> panfist: your nick also has to be registered with freenode
[22:45] <sharperguy> jdu, :( is there not an automatic way to do it like with totem?
[22:45] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: no repeats?
[22:45] <linxeh> dieg1: it might be - I'd try either a different version, or a different one (say the stock xorg one, and live without compiz for a while to see if it carries on). You might also look to see if there are different kernels perhaps
[22:45] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, yes
[22:45] <CoCoon> hi all, I'm having trouble writing iso to disc on Ubuntu 9
[22:45] <Rabbitbunny> d0x93: Awesome. Thanks
[22:45] <d0x93> Rabbitbunny, one panel, set its size to 60px
[22:45] <Scunizi> CoCoon: use k3b.. sometimes brasero has issues
[22:45] <dieg1> linxeh: linux kernels or driver kernels?
[22:45] <linxeh> dieg1: it is possible its a PSU issue though; we've got a number of boxes at work that suffer that way
[22:46] <mykal_> I just want a better resolution than 800x600. I'm not greedy. Would settle for 801x601.
[22:46] <linxeh> dieg1: eh? linux kernel :p
[22:46] <CoCoon> Scunizi: thanks, I'll give it a try!
[22:46] <CarlFK> is there a script to scan ports and baud rates looking for a modem?
[22:46] <jdu> sharperguy, perhaps you could get firefox to run something like:  gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/gnome-screensaver/idle_activation_enabled "false"  when it enters full screen mode.
[22:46] <LjL> CarlFK: i think so
[22:46] <Scunizi> !modem | CarlFK
[22:47] <genii> panfist: You need some place on the internet-at-large which has a findable domain name which then also can somehow know that your home box is now currently at IP w.x.y.z
[22:47] <jdu> sharperguy, and then gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/gnome-screensaver/idle_activation_enabled "true"  when it exits full screen
[22:47] <dieg1> linxeh: thanks my guess is video driver, I'll continue working to see if it happens again
[22:47] <Ademan> anyone who knows dm-raid!  I've installed dm-raid and i can mount my raid drives, however, during startup, it fails to activate dm-raid and therefore fails to mount the raid drives, it then drops me into a busybox shell (which sucks) but from there i can easily activate dm-raid and mount the drives.  So my question is: how can I modify the initramfs to run dmraid -ay before it tries to mount the raid drives?  I found a script in there I
[22:47] <Maximo> !commands
[22:47] <PLyTheMan> thanks for the help guys
[22:48] <CarlFK> Scunizi: bingo.  thanks - that url lead me to  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/ScanModem
[22:48] <panfist> how does the domain name know the IP of the home box?
[22:48] <Edico> hi
[22:49] <jofo> hi
[22:49] <Edico> I have some problem, I messed up my net connection
[22:49] <Scunizi> CarlFK: yep.. lots of stuff there.. if it's a usb modem, unplug it and then open a terminal and type dmesg.. then plug in the modem and do the dmesg thing again.. you'll see it listed as the last thing.. with the address.. that's what I had to do for my US Robotics usb fax modem
[22:49] <JordanC> panfist: BT Home hub?
[22:49] <JordanC> Hmm, no.. comcast eg
[22:49] <JordanC> eh*
[22:49] <barbarella> panfist:install bind or look at resolv.conf
[22:50] <Edico> I configured manualy my nic card but I can't connect to web sites, I put the dns servers in /etc/resolv.conf
[22:50] <epaphus> anybody know if this will work? installing ubuntu on a machine thats amd64 and transferring the hd to another machine which is also amd64.. but has a different proc, different ram...
[22:50] <mzz> epaphus: probably will
[22:50] <Scunizi> epaphus: most likely yes..
[22:50] <eck> does anyone know what package provides debug symbols for apache2?
[22:50] <Tif> does anybody know anything about sound problems???
[22:51] <mzz> eck: perhaps see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash
[22:51] <genii> epaphus: Too many variables to know if that would be successful.
[22:51] <Tif> i was just listening to music,and i cant hear anything now
[22:51] <CoCoon> Scunizi: k3b has same issue ... says no media in drive ... and I'm pretty sure there is :-$
[22:51] <dieg1> Tif: did you install any audio packet?
[22:51] <panfist> thank you everyone
[22:51] <knoppix> Slart, I think the software on the live CD is hopelessly outdated
[22:51] <dieg1> from hydrogen to skype
[22:52] <Tif> no., my sound was working just fine a minute ago
[22:52] <dn4> time to destory all of my .au files
[22:52] <eck> hmm i'm on an older release
[22:52] <eck> looks like i need to build the deb myself
[22:52] <Scunizi> CoCoon: that can be a tough one.. maybe a failing drive.. maybe needs to be mounted.. maybe ??? out of ideas
[22:52] <CoCoon> Scunizi: thanks anyway ... 'll have to dig deeper
[22:52] <vinbk22> hello
[22:53] <Zyrion> I'm having a problem with my ipv6 not showing up after I eneter the addresses in me /etc/network/interfaces file
[22:54] <max> hi
[22:54] <Zyrion> have to do it all manually after the computer boots up every time
[22:54] <jdu> Tif, have you tried restarting the sound?
[22:54] <Tif> how do i do that?
[22:55] <jdu> Tif, try sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[22:56] <jdu> Tif, or sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio restart
[22:57] <JordanC> Ooh, amazon is having a clearout on books
[22:57] <dieg1> linxeh: apart from the propietary, radeonhd or the xorg driver do you know another one that works with ati?
[22:57] <genii> ahtmly2k: Please do not message me. I give assistance in public channel only. What was it that "did not work" ?
[22:58] <Tif> pulseaudio restart isnt working
[22:58] <Zyrion> I need an ipv6 guru...
[22:58] <ahtmly2k> okay.. nevermind.. i'll give it a try again in a few hours.. i'm beat..
[22:58] <tom_de_tom> anyone using the laptop version of ubuntu?
[22:59] <tom_de_tom> better than the desktop version?
[22:59] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[22:59] <yash> tom_de_tom: I am using that
[22:59] <genii> ahtmly2k: If you mean: sudo modprobe gspca                     then all it will do is return to a command prompt if it IS successful. "No news is good news".
[22:59] <tom_de_tom> anygood?
[22:59] <jdu> Tif, any particular error message?
[23:00] <Tif> i was thinking about buying a laptop with ubuntu
[23:00] <tom_de_tom> i have installed desktop on laptop and then sicne been told they do laptop version
[23:00] <tom_de_tom> just download the file its .img format and cant mount the file
[23:00] <Tif> [sudo] password for tifini:
[23:00] <Tif> Sorry, try again.
[23:00] <Tif> [sudo] password for tifini:
[23:00] <Tif>  * Shutting down ALSA...                                                 [ OK ]
[23:00] <Tif>  * Setting up ALSA...
[23:00] <FloodBot3> Tif: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:00] <tom_de_tom> just download the file its .img format and cant mount the file
[23:00] <JordanC> Tif: Please pastebin it :P
[23:00] <yash> tom_de_tom: yes, its very good
[23:01] <tom_de_tom> want to boot img off desktop and install - is that possible?
[23:01] <yash> tom_de_tom: no probs until now.. power management is gr8 and everything works fine
[23:01] <tom_de_tom> kool
[23:01] <jdu> Tif, so that worked.
[23:01] <jdu> Tif, but still no sound?
[23:02] <tom_de_tom> should the downloading be .img format?
[23:02] <yash> tom_de_tom: the only prob is with the webcam.. but a small tweak solved it
[23:02] <malibu> Is there a way to adjust mouse sensitivity beyond what the gui will allow
[23:02] <dieg1> tom_de_tom: I think you're talking about the netbook version
[23:02] <tom_de_tom> as guides say should be iso
[23:02] <yash> tom_de_tom: yes it should be iso
[23:02] <tom_de_tom> yes
[23:02] <newb2everything> anyone here able to help with an SSL problem I'm having?
[23:02] <Tif> yeah i cant use webcam or view them
[23:02] <tom_de_tom> netbook
[23:02] <jdu> Tif, and you said it had worked before.  Generally, when that happens, it probably means pulseaudio or alsa need to be restarted, though I have always found them stable.
[23:03] <Zyrion> http://paste.ubuntu.com/165716/
[23:03] <tom_de_tom> so if im on ubuntu now
[23:03] <newb2everything> I've enabled SSL on my machine and one site is working fine via https but another site isn't and I don't know where to begin looking
[23:03] <tom_de_tom> and i have the img on my desktop
[23:03] <tom_de_tom> can i install that?if so hiw
[23:03] <dieg1> tom_de_tom: hjave you tried booting it from a pendrive?, there's an utility in administration panel
[23:04] <tom_de_tom> as gmount wont mount it :/
[23:04] <allowoverride> hello im having a problem with seeing my printer on the network. it has a dhcp ip from the linksys router, and is a remote wireless printerserver that has a usb directly connected to it. here is the catch. any wired computer sees the printer, ie. can ping 192.168.1.100, but my wlan0 connection here can not. i can ping my GW .1, and all other devices. the wireless print server is a little box that used to work. i used hp driver
[23:05] <tom_de_tom> that will only do .iso
[23:05] <knoppix> are live CD's timeless?
[23:05] <tom_de_tom> this is .img and i donwloading it from ubuntu site
[23:05] <Tif> what the heck my computer is makinga wierd noise now
[23:06] <epaphus> anybody know if it is possible to block resolv.conf so that it never changes DNS even if other programs like dhcp want to change it?
[23:07] <yash> tom_de_tom: it should be in iso file
[23:07] <allowoverride> basically i can not print wireless to my print server via the linksys wireless router. all devices other than this ubuntu laptop can ping the printer server address. for starters.. anyone ?
[23:07] <yash> tom_de_tom: not an img
[23:07] <allowoverride> epaphus: you can do a local script at boot, or with cron
[23:07] <allowoverride> incase something cheesy happens form other progs misuse
[23:07] <Bob_Dobbs_Jr> total noob here been struggling with an HDA-Intel sound card issue ? Been really enjoying the Linux experience But been on forums and help pages reading for days and trying a few things ? nothing works Please HELP
[23:08] <allowoverride> my snd-hda-intel works fine
[23:08] <Bob_Dobbs_Jr> nice for you
[23:08] <allowoverride> im sure it works better with doze drivers though
[23:09] <allowoverride> Bob_Dobbs_Jr:  i was lucky ubuntu had drivers, as for my wireless card that was a diff story
[23:09] <Zyrion> Anyone here familiar with ipv6 problems, related to the interfaces file?
[23:09] <allowoverride> not to mention ati drivers
[23:10] <allowoverride> it appears ubuntu and linux in general generally lack at least one core driver per install that you most definitely need
[23:11] <allowoverride> in my case at least 2, i havent tried my modem or various other ports on here, but im sure that will be the case
[23:11] <Bob_Dobbs_Jr> i have been on the ASLA page and no luck
[23:11] <tom_de_tom> yash: how come a img is being downloaded from the site?
[23:11] <Lenin_Cat> I think I messed up my grub, im on a livecd, so how do I reinstall grub?
[23:11] <dn4> does anyone know why my seagate will only mount and read-only in ubunut then it mounts and read and write on xp ?
[23:11] <tom_de_tom> yash: i click the download link and that iwht it downloads
[23:11] <allowoverride> ill pm you what i have
[23:11] <allowoverride> maybe it will help with something your missing
[23:11] <yash> tom_de_tom: ok just hold on
[23:12] <doleyb> dn4: probably it's an ntfs disk
[23:12] <mobi-sheep> tom_de_tom: You're downloading ubuntu-notebook-remix.img ?  (Best for sub-notebooks and etc).
[23:12] <epaphus> allowoverride, how about lokcing it with certain permissions?
[23:13] <dn4> /dev/sdc1   *           1       12161    97683201    c  W95 FAT32 (LBA)
[23:13] <pqpq> Bob_Dobbs_Jr,  did you try changeing devices in system > Preferences > Sound ?
[23:13] <yash> tom_de_tom: yeah that might be it. download the normal desktop version
[23:13] <chemistry> hello
[23:14] <allowoverride> if you go to aptitude type in a few things and see if those are installed or not
[23:14] <tom_de_tom> yes
[23:14] <JordanC> Hi chemistry
[23:14] <tom_de_tom> yash:  i have ubuntu-9.04-netbook-remix-i386.img
[23:14] <JordanC> Thanks for all the wonderful polymers ;)
[23:14] <tom_de_tom> saying i need to put on flash
[23:14] <tom_de_tom> i dont have one
[23:14] <chemistry> hi jordanC
[23:14] <tom_de_tom> u have dvd
[23:14] <allowoverride> when you do a search with say snd or sound, it will show you what you have installed,,, make sure you apt-sources are uptodate
[23:14] <tom_de_tom> i have dvd*
[23:15] <yash> tom_de_tom: thats for netbooks.
[23:15] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[23:15] <tom_de_tom> oh ok
[23:15] <allowoverride> Bob_Dobbs_Jr: i sorta fanagal my way around the system, and also the ubuntu support pages
[23:15] <tom_de_tom> someone told me i could use on laptop
[23:15] <allowoverride> good luck
[23:15] <tom_de_tom> this now makes sense
[23:16] <tom_de_tom> so there is no version for laptops?as in intel laptops
[23:16] <Alterios> clear
[23:16] <yash> tom_de_tom: just download the normal desktop version
[23:16] <mytruehero> I'm trying to set up passwordless ssh between two machines. I generated a key pair on my local (tried rsa and dsa), scp'ed it to the remote, added it to .ssh/authorized_keys and chmodded to 600. When I try to connect, though, I still get the password prompt. Here's the output of ssh -vvv: http://pastie.org/470552 Can anyone help me figure out what's wrong?
[23:16] <tom_de_tom> i have that on here and no probleems
[23:16] <tom_de_tom> just i was told the laptop one was fastrer
[23:16] <tom_de_tom> and better
[23:17] <yash> tom_de_tom: If everything is working fine then keep it that way
[23:17] <tom_de_tom> sure
[23:17] <tom_de_tom> thanks for your time
[23:17] <tom_de_tom> last question anyone know if msn will work on ubuntu?
[23:18] <tom_de_tom> as in running through wine?
[23:18] <Dr_Willis> there are IM clients the can do msn tom_de_tom
[23:18] <memfisto> use pidgin instead
[23:18] <Dr_Willis> tom_de_tom:  i doubt if MSN will work with wine
[23:18] <tom_de_tom> i have pidgn
[23:18] <tom_de_tom> but wont do webcam
[23:18] <memfisto> amsn then
[23:18] <tom_de_tom> wseet
[23:19] <tom_de_tom> sweet
[23:19] <tom_de_tom> thanks
[23:19] <Geb> Since upgrading from hardy to jaunty, I've been having intermittent boot problems. About half the time, seemingly at random, the progress bar locks up partway through loading. It's not a major problem since I rarely need to reboot but I thought I'd ask to see if there is an easy fix.
[23:19] <hejsan> any swe ?
[23:20] <claude> Any thoughts on troubleshooting Canon Pixma MP 620 setup? The standard setup uneventful for a usb setup, BUT test page produces nothing except LCD on printer indicates PC printing ???
[23:20] <ubuntu> join #ubuntu-es
[23:20] <hejsan> Någon Svensk?
[23:21] <unop> !se
[23:21] <memfisto> norsk
[23:21] <tecky> you know what IM client i wish would be ported to linux.... Adium (Mac OSX only)
[23:21] <blindndangerous> yeah that would be nice
[23:21] <mobi-sheep> Geb: I don't know.  I don't do upgrades.  And I always felt ill-advised to do upgrades.  I simply do the clean install and throw in my backups. :)
[23:21] <mytruehero> I'm trying to set up passwordless ssh between two machines. I generated a key pair on my local (tried rsa and dsa), scp'ed it to the remote, added it to .ssh/authorized_keys and chmodded to 600. When I try to connect, though, I still get the password prompt. Here's the output of ssh -vvv: http://pastie.org/470552 Can anyone help me figure out what's wrong?
[23:21] <Geb> With hindsight I should have installed cleanly, but this machine doesn't have a CD drive
[23:22] <Geb> I took the lazy route
[23:22] <memfisto> mytruehero: try authorized_keys2
[23:22] <blindndangerous> as long as it works with orca, its good for me.
[23:22] <Geb> You have to turn the whole machine upside down to let the IDE cable reach an optical drive
[23:22] <dooglus> I'm using rhythmbox to play a podcast.  downloaded it earlier, listened to the first 2 hours.  now I want to continue.  how do I skip back to where I was?  I don't want to hear the first 2 hours of the mp3 again, and the slider doesn't do anything
[23:22] <mytruehero> memfisto: create .ssh/authorized_keys2 on the remote machine, and put my pubkey in there?
[23:22] <mobi-sheep> Geb: USB installer is an alternative.
[23:22] <Ademan> anyone who knows dm-raid!  I've installed dm-raid and i can mount my raid drives, however, during startup, it fails to activate dm-raid and therefore fails to mount the raid drives, it then drops me into a busybox shell (which sucks) but from there i can easily activate dm-raid and mount the drives.  So my question is: how can I modify the initramfs to run dmraid -ay before it tries to mount the raid drives?  I found a script in there I
[23:23] <dooglus> alternatively, where are the mp3 files on disk?  I can't find them with 'find'.  if I could, I would use mplayer to play it - that can skip through tracks
[23:23] <dieg1> Has anyone managed to solve the problem between Ati legacy video cards and x.org 1.6?
[23:23] <dooglus> oh, ignore that.  I was using 'df' not 'find'.  ugh...
[23:24] <Geb> Clean install can wait until the next dist upgrade. The upgraded version I've got at the moment mostly works, other than boot and a few oddities with sound.
[23:24] <dieg1> I use radeonhd as video driver but screen blinks
[23:24] <dooglus> for the record, rhythmbox downloads podcasts to ~/Music/<ShowName>/*.mp3
[23:24] <memfisto> mytruehero: yeah
[23:25] <mytruehero> memfisto: tried it; no luck. this was the first pubkey I was adding to authorized_keys, so not sure how it could have gotten messed up (if that's what you're thinking)
[23:25] <tom_de_tom> Error: Could not find 'TCL Scripting Language'. Try using the native package manager for Ubuntu 9.04 (apt-get) to install a package with similar name to 'tcl'.
[23:25] <tom_de_tom> Error: Unable to prepare package AMSN MSN client.
[23:25] <tom_de_tom> when install amsn
[23:25] <Jeeva> how do i make an application autostart on boot ?
[23:26] <Shay> hi
[23:27] <Shay> i used the partition editor to resize my ntfs partition for windows and i pressedd cancel because I set the wrong size... and it shows as unknown now... is the files gone?
[23:28] <pqpq> Jeeva, System > Preference > Startup applications or , sessions
[23:28] <mheld> hey y'all
[23:28] <allowoverride> sheshhh
[23:28] <mheld> anybody have any luck using the Pinnacle PCTV hd pro usb tuner?
[23:28] <mheld> and mythtv?
[23:28] <dieg1>  Has anyone managed to solve the problem between Ati legacy video cards and x.org 1.6?
[23:28] <dieg1>  I use radeonhd as video driver but screen blinks
[23:29] <Shay> i used the partition editor to resize my ntfs partition for windows and i pressedd cancel because I set the wrong size... and it shows as unknown now... are the files gone?
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[23:29] <th0r> Shay: probably not, but not sure. I would dismount the ntfs drive and then remount it...the easy way...just reboot
[23:30] <ikonia> Shay: at least partially
[23:30] <Shay> i did and it still shows as unknown
[23:30] <Shay> just restarted
[23:30] <deever> i have an M-Audio Delta 66 card (ice1712 chipset), lspci lists the card and the modules seem to be loaded (http://rafb.net/p/UvvhaN83.html), but in 'asoundconf list', the card doesn't show up. Why?
[23:30] <th0r> Shay: then it is most likely lost
[23:30] <Shay> dang
[23:31] <tom_de_tom> wish i started learning linux years back :(
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> deever: maybe it needs different modprobe options?
[23:31] <magcius> Bah. I uninstalled OSS and tried to reconfigure PulseAudio and now it won't detect my devices.
[23:31] <mibzzer15> i was installing ubuntu and now when i boot to my regular windows, i get a grub error 21. what should i do? grub recovery?
[23:32] <ikonia> mibzzer15: can you boot ubuntu ?
[23:32] <mibzzer15> no not really
[23:32] <magcius> I tried dpkg-reconfigure pulseaudio.
[23:33] <ikonia> mibzzer15: what error do you get booting ubuntu
[23:33] <tom_de_tom> a msn looks retro!
[23:33] <dtchen> magcius: "reconfiguring pulseaudio" via debconf doesn't make sense; it won't do anything
[23:33] <mibzzer15> error 21, booting ubuntu and windows
[23:33] <magcius> dtchen, what should I do?
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> can ubuntu netbook remix be installed on desktops?
[23:34] <dtchen> magcius: do you have a Launchpad account?
[23:34] <magcius> ActionParsnip, yes.
[23:34] <magcius> dtchen, yes.
[23:34] <ikonia> mibzzer15: ok - that means the partition that the options in /boot/grub/menu.lst are pointing at the wrong partitions
[23:34] <magcius> dtchen, http://launchpad.net/~jstpierre
[23:34] <dtchen> magcius: then use "ubuntu-bug pulseaudio", and tell me the bug # that you filed
[23:34] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, what's the advantage in that?
[23:34] <mibzzer15> ikonia: okey dokey, what can i do to fix?
[23:34] <newb2everything> anyone know where you specify ssl available sites in apache?
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> mrwes: just like a childish UI, what can i say. I fell in love with xpud's plate but can't make it fly
[23:35] <ikonia> mibzzer15: you need to boot either boot a livecd and mount /boot from your install to play with menu.lust and change the partitions to the correct options (you'll find them in device.map in your boot/grub directory)
[23:35] <magcius> dtchen, I don't think there's any bug, I just want PulseAudio to detect my devices.
[23:35] <ikonia> mibzzer15: or you'll need to edit the grub menu directly - which is more complex
[23:35] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, heh -- I'll buy that
[23:35] <ikonia> mibzzer15: do you get the grub menu ?
[23:35] <mibzzer15> ikonia: i am a noob to this, so it there a manual or something that says what i can do?
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> mrwes: you tried xpud?
[23:35] <ikonia> !grub > mibzzer15
[23:35] <dtchen> magcius: i'm using that approach to gather all the necessary troubleshooting data in one swoop
[23:35] <magcius> ActionParsnip, have you tried Sugar?
[23:36] <tom_de_tom> whas the best version of msn like application for ubuntu that will do webcam
[23:36] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, not yet -- but I'd like to
[23:36] <dtchen> magcius: if you want to individually paste the data or use http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh, be my guest ;)
[23:36] <magcius> dtchen, oh, I didn't realize how much ubuntu-bug did.
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> magcius: is sugar a ui or a distro?
[23:36] <magcius> ActionParsnip, it's the UI for the One Laptop Per Child.
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> magcius: hmm, i'll check it, thanks
[23:37] <mrwes> magcius, sugar is?
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> !info sugar
[23:37] <magcius> dtchen, failed, IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/proc/asound/cards'
[23:37] <dtchen> magcius: heh, well that's a good starting point
[23:38] <dtchen> magcius: you might want to migrate to #ubuntu-audio-help
[23:38] <Brando753> guys im having trouble running the game mundo, what should i do
[23:38] <magcius> What should I tell them?
[23:40] <eseven73> quiet day in #Ubuntu land
[23:40] <mibzzer15> how do i open a terminal from a UbuntuCD?
[23:40] <fevel> alt f2
[23:40] <ikonia> mibzzer15: applications -> accessories menu
[23:40] <fevel> gnome-terminal
[23:41] <mibzzer15> ikonia: i am on the main screen of the cd when i first boot up
[23:41] <ikonia> mibzzer15: applications menu, then the accessories menu
[23:41] <mibzzer15> ikonia: there is no aplications menu
[23:42] <ikonia> mibzzer15: your usinb ubuntu yes ?
[23:42] <eseven73> think mibzzer15 means the installer cd
[23:42] <ikonia> eseven73: the installer cd is a livecd desktop
[23:42] <kryle> hey, does anyone know a way to bypass password in a .ace archive file ?
[23:42] <mibzzer15> isnt ubuntu cd same as installer cd?
[23:42] <Chr|s> I'm still having problems getting windows to show up in the menu.lst. I booted to the live cd to recover grub, but its still not working for some reason
[23:42] <eseven73> yes
[23:42] <mereo> I've heard ubuntu 9.04 has a problem with full screen flash, is the problem fixed?
[23:42] <eseven73> nevermind I thought you were in no GUI mode
[23:43] <pengo> i have 19 gig unused, but 0 free...?
[23:43] <tom_de_tom> lol
[23:43] <ikonia> pengo: where are ou seeing that
[23:43] <mzz> pengo: how large a partition?
[23:43] <pengo> ikonia: df -h
[23:43] <ikonia> pengo: please pastebin the output of df -h
[23:43] <mzz> pengo: ext2/3/4 reserve some space for the superuser by default
[23:43] <pengo> mzz: about 450 gig
[23:43] <mzz> pengo: yeah, that sounds about right then.
[23:44] <pengo> ikonia: i couldn't save it before i rebooted into windows
[23:44] <pengo> mzz: but 19 gigs??
[23:44] <pengo> i delete stuff and i can't refill it
[23:44] <mzz> pengo: tune2fs lets you change the amount of reserved space (it's a percentage). But you may not want to, since very full filesystems are unhappy (get fragmented)
[23:44] <FrankQC> test
[23:44] <FrankQC> test
[23:45] <FrankQC> kk
[23:45] <FloodBot3> FrankQC: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:45] <pengo> mzz: i'm sure i've only had 5 free before.. but thanks will try tune2fs
[23:45] <mzz> pengo: it's a percentage of the partition size, and the superuser can still use those blocks
[23:45] <Jeeva> pqpq: THANKS
[23:45] <pengo> also I use ext2fsd to access the drive from windows.. would that effect it?
[23:45] <mzz> pengo: the default is 5%, which means about 22GiB of your 450GiB partition
[23:46] <pengo> mzz: ah k thanks
[23:46] <mzz> pengo: I have no idea if that driver respects this reserved space
[23:46] <pengo> mzz: it doesn't seem to :)
[23:46] <SultansElephant> I am trying to run a program called Solfege (educational music theory prog) it gives me an error "no module named oss_sequencer2"
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> !test | FrankQC
[23:47] <pengo> mzz: thanks again
[23:47] <mibzzer15> if i boot from a installer cd, can i use the "try ubuntu without any change to your computer" option to get into a terminal, just so i can reinstall grub?
[23:47] <mzz> mibzzer15: yes
[23:47] <mibzzer15> ok
[23:47] <mzz> mibzzer15: well, you can get to a terminal. I don't remember if the grub binary is available there or if you'll have to chroot into your install to get at it
[23:48] <SultansElephant> I am trying to run a program called Solfege (educational music theory prog) it gives me an error "no module named oss_sequencer2" and "you should configure sound from the preferences window, and try to use an external midi player. Or try to recompile the program and check for error messages to see why the module is not built."
[23:48] <SultansElephant> on jaunty 64
[23:49] <genii> SultansElephant: And you installed this application through package manager, yes? Since I see it is in the repositories
[23:49] <genii> !info solfege
[23:50] <SultansElephant> genii: through the add/remove
[23:50] <genii> SultansElephant: OK.
[23:50] <SultansElephant> not synaptic, not sure if there's a difference
[23:50] <mudassar> hello all, plz solve my headphones low volume problem in ubuntu 9.04 and playing mp3 files in sound player
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> what exactly is ear training?
[23:51] <mibzzer15> do you think I am able to install Ubuntu, and Fedora, on 1 external HD?
[23:51] <SultansElephant> anyway so in the preferences of the program the WAV test works, the MIDI test works, the MP3 and OGG do not exist
[23:51] <mibzzer15> just like side by side
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> mibzzer15: as long as it has enough space, yes
[23:52] <mibzzer15> ok, definitley enough space
[23:52] <mudassar> hello all, plz solve my headphones low volume problem in ubuntu 9.04 and playing mp3 files in sound player
[23:52] <SultansElephant> the program requires me to put in the exact path to OGG and mp3 there's no browse
[23:53] <genii> SultansElephant: There seems something about it here: http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1136670&page=3  You may want to try what is suggested in posting number 24 there
[23:53] <SultansElephant> ActionParsnip: ear training is music theory educational software
[23:53] <mibzzer15> ActionParsnio: when i am installing ubuntu, am using the partitioner, do i just check the "install them side by side, choosing between them each startup" option?
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> SultansElephant: im familiar with music theory
[23:53] <ubuntu_> does anyone know how to take all the free space on a ntfs partition and turning that into an ext3 partition for linux
[23:53] <SultansElephant> genii: Will do, thank you very much.
[23:53] <deever> ActionParsnip: which modprobe options?
[23:53] <SultansElephant> ActionParsnip: I apologize, was responding to <ActionParsnip> what exactly is ear training?
[23:53] <mzz> ubuntu_: iirc gparted can mostly do this (shrink the partition, then create a new one in the free space)
[23:53] <mibzzer15> ubuntu_: maybe try using EASEUS partition manager, free too, really good
[23:53] <rumpel2> ubuntu, its easier to delete the partition and recreate new ones
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu_: you can resize partitions in the live environment (makes life easier) but its easier to plan partitions at install time
[23:54] <mibzzer15> ActionParsnip: when i am installing ubuntu, am using the partitioner, do i just check the "install them side by side, choosing between them each startup" option?
[23:54] <rumpel2> mibzzer15, yes
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> SultansElephant: sorry, i didnt mean to sound snappy, was just stating a fact
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> deever: maybe it needs different options at modprobe time to work
[23:55] <mudassar> hello all, plz solve my headphones low volume problem in ubuntu 9.04 and playing mp3 files in sound player
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> SultansElephant: might have a nosey of it later
[23:55] <ubuntu_> ahhh GParted!
[23:55] <luke> I just bought an dell mini with ubuntu 8.04 does anyone know if there are any problems with upgrading to 9.04 netbook remix?
[23:56] <ubuntu_> does anyone know how to take the unused space on the /dev/sda1 ntfs in GParted?
[23:56] <Dr_Willis> luke:  it might be better to do a clean install if using the netbook-remix. use the UNR img file/flashdrive to install.
[23:57] <billisnice2> is this ubuntu?
[23:57] <deever> ActionParsnip: yes, but *which* modprobe options!
[23:57] <Dr_Willis> luke:  the UNR works great on my Aceraspireone. I just had to do like 3 little tweaks
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> billisnice2: its #ubuntu
[23:57] <aMuleAduGuest238> Hola
[23:57] <deever> ActionParsnip: i've tried so much by now.
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> deever: you'll have to websearch round, it varys from module to module
[23:57] <Amigadude> UNR is a good distro for the Aspire One
[23:57] <luke> thats what i was thinking thanks
[23:57] <mib_rls91y> hi, how can I make google earth not so laggy?
[23:58] <SultansElephant> genii: This  is a fresh install and my sound is working. It seems I need to just use the app's preferences and give it a proper directory for both mp3 and OGG. If you could help me figure that out, I would appreciate it.
[23:58] <Amigadude> Dr_Willis: what tweaks did you need?
[23:58] <Lualoca> Hola
[23:58] <Hyperion2010> mib_rls91y, do you have a nvidia graphics card?
[23:58] <Dr_Willis> Amigadude:  there was one kernel option, and one module/package to load.. and  i think i tweaked somthing in the xorg.conf - it was on teh aceraspireone ubuntu wiki page
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> mib_rls91y: reduce screen res, install video drivers, set nice value of process to -3 or so
[23:59] <Dr_Willis> Amigadude:  the only remainging bug is that the right side sd card. must have a card in the slot at boot.. or else the system cant see/use it.
[23:59] <SultansElephant> Genii: for example by default the midi file points to /usr/bin/timidity -idqq %s (working) ; WAV points to /usr/bin/aplay (working) but OGG and mp3 point to /usr/bin/mpg123 (does not exist) and /usr/bin/ogg123 (does not exist)
[23:59] <Dr_Willis> Amigadude:  the left side slot works with 1 tweek.