[00:00] <catsup138> jack_sparrow- okay thanks. i'll check out the crunchbang irc to see what's up
[00:00] <raylu> zhurai: i believe you'll have to mess with /etc/apt/preferences
[00:00] <UntouchableMX> raylu: to make it work I installed this sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-jaunty, because before it was showing me everything at 16% of strength
[00:00] <bernz> catsup138, good luck with your issue, though :-)
[00:00] <ScottG> mrwes: They seem pretty straight forward. It has the original location and the date and time it was removed
[00:00] <Jack_Sparrow> catsup138 If you are using some other release...all bets are off
[00:00] <zhurai> raylu: apt-pinning?...which after reading about it still confused me >_>
[00:00] <UntouchableMX> and that fix that and let me connect to the ap but I have no internet with it
[00:00] <catsup138> bernz- sorry about that. just when i have linux problems i usually hit up the ubuntu forums and ubuntu resources so figured i'd try out the ubuntu irc first
[00:00] <mrwes> ScottG, sure
[00:00] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: Can you pastebin the new menu.lst ?
[00:00] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: I see the new kernels, but what about those other default options like menu time and stuff like that ?
[00:01] <ray_seattle> hold on
[00:01] <mrwes> ScottG, there's plenty of examples on the internet
[00:01] <Anonymust>  Kalmi_ Also, "user config file. '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'", "Module 'ddc' already built-in'"
[00:01] <catsup138> btw for future reference is eeebuntu a supported distro?
[00:01] <ScottG> mrwes: There is a libtrash too but i think I will just mess around with this for now
[00:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !eee
[00:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !eee
[00:01] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: see http://paste.ubuntu.com/181606/
[00:01] <UntouchableMX> raylu: what do you think?
[00:01] <bernz> catsup138, no worries
[00:01] <catsup138> !eee
[00:02] <Kalmi_> Anonymust, sorry... I have no idea how to fix X on zenwalk...
[00:02] <java911> can ubuntu be hacked or not?
[00:02] <Anonymust>  Kalmi_, is yours running???
[00:02] <raylu> UntouchableMX: ping 74.125.45.100
[00:02] <Kalmi_> Anonymust, yes...
[00:02] <luis_> 'please
[00:02] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: The options commented with only  one # (the automagic ones) are used by update-grub to add kernel commandline arguments automatically.
[00:02] <raylu> java911: proabaly
[00:02] <gordonjcp> java911: hacked, or cracked/
[00:02] <gordonjcp> ?
[00:02] <Jack_Sparrow> java911 yes, but extremely unlikely
[00:02] <luis_> i am server spanish
[00:02] <Kalmi_> Anonymust, but I messed the root password.... and I'm now reinstalling :D
[00:02] <Anonymust>  Kalmi_, with a GUI and everything???
[00:03] <UntouchableMX> I gotta restart, but it was only answering pings from my ip and localhost
[00:03] <java911> hacked through the network
[00:03] <ray_seattle> I see
[00:03] <raylu> !es | luis_
[00:03] <Anonymust>  Kalmi_ -_-
[00:03] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: They must not be erased.
[00:03] <Kalmi_> Anonymust, yes I got to the gui login screen
[00:03] <bernz> for those dealing with GRUB stuff (menu.lst), etc... feel free to msg me very specific questions; i just went through some GRUB hell a few days ago, and i might be able to save you some time with some answers :-)
[00:03] <gordonjcp> java911: when you say "hacked" do you actually mean "cracked"?
[00:03] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: I thought they were comments
[00:03] <luis_> thanks
[00:03] <Anonymust> Alright, I'm out to lunch. I'll be back once it's reinstalled...dklfjldkj
[00:03] <java911> not cracked
[00:03] <Anonymust> ;)
[00:03] <raylu> java911: your question is strange becuase if any of us knew a way to gain unauthorized access to an ubuntu machine, there'd probably be a patch out for it by now
[00:03] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: update-grub can interpret them
[00:03] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: still that error resulting from fstab
[00:04] <java911> cool
[00:04] <java911> thx
[00:04] <gordonjcp> java911: then yes, Ubuntu is an excellent OS for hacking on
[00:04] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: but your new menu.lst looks just fine.
[00:04] <gordonjcp> java911: it's practically impossible to crack though
[00:04] <java911> :-D
[00:04] <ray_seattle> Bonstra, cool
[00:04] <gordonjcp> java911: pretty much like any competent Unix-y OS
[00:04] <Kalmi_> java911: if it is managed by you, it will be cracked
[00:04] <raylu> ray_seattle: you know, it says in all caps, and i quote, "DO NOT UNCOMMENT THEM"
[00:05] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: I won't uncomment them,
[00:05] <zhurai> raylu: for pinning, I am readding proposed, so it wouldn't think those packages are "local/obsolete"
[00:05] <raylu> zhurai: try reinstalling one of the packages through apt
[00:05] <UntouchableMX> or is there a way to install aircrack drivers, because I have had used wifislax to hack wireless networks with this card
[00:05] <bernz> java911, think about this: have you ever filled out a government form where you had little boxes to fill, and a limited number? what happens when you write beyond the boxes? this is how a hacker thinks.. not to "break in" (alone), but "what happens if i do this thing that seems i might not be able to do" ;-)
[00:05] <Jack_Sparrow> zhurai Be very careful with the proposed repo.. it can mess youi up in a hurry.  Please have a good working backup
[00:06] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: I cannot be sure this will work, so be prepared to boot on an rescue disk.
[00:06] <mufasis> i have a quick question i just installed ubuntu 8.04.2 server edition onto my server and i was wondering how i allow incoming ssh connections through putty?
[00:06] <raylu> Jack_Sparrow: way too late.
[00:06] <bernz> java911, the "break-in" part of hacking is only a small subset of all hacking, and the the most successful break-ins can't be proven, because they leave no evidence
[00:06] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: got a boot cd in the cd-rom drive ready, just incase
[00:07] <bernz> java911, anyway, this is not #ubuntu-offtopic; i apologize for blathering, all :-)
[00:07] <Bonstra> ray_seattle, so reboot and cross your fingers.
[00:07] <genii> mufasis: puty is an ssh client for windows, and not an ssh server. You want to ssh from the linux server into the windows machine?
[00:07] <mufasis> no ssh from windows onto server
[00:07] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: what about that fstab error from the update command ?
[00:07] <bernz> mufasis, putty is more of a client and tool for windows; you will need to set up an ssh server/daemon, and then create keys for it to your windows box (putty can help you make the keys)
[00:08] <ray_seattle> findfs: Unable to resolve 'UUID=40afac1d-37d1-4022-920a-5887374cfa4d'
[00:08] <zhurai> raylu: reinstall... after I apt-pin?
[00:08] <bernz> mufasis, best to start reading at the putty homesite; all the explanations are there
[00:08] <raylu> zhurai: before
[00:08] <gartral> how do i kill all notification areas on my desktop?
[00:08] <genii> mufasis: OK. It was the phrasing then of your question which was confusing. You just install on the server the package openssh-server    and then putty can connect
[00:08] <zhurai> raylu: I already added -proposed though....uh =_=
[00:08] <raylu> bernz: password authentication by default in openssh-server
[00:08] <mufasis> ok ty
[00:08] <zhurai> should I take it off again?
[00:08] <phoenixz> I just created a bridge with a configuration in /etc/networking/interfaces. Now I changed the configuration, and I did service networking restart but tit says that br0 already is configured. How can I remove this bridge?
[00:08] <bernz> raylu, ahh, even simpler, excellent :-)
[00:08] <raylu> zhurai: i'm really not sure :P
[00:09] <VCoolio> gartral: notification area is applet on gnome-panel, so either killall gnome-panel or rightclick the notification area and delete from panel
[00:09] <raylu> phoenixz: try ifdown br0
[00:09] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: I don't see why this error is still reported. Try update-grub again and see if it stills report it.
[00:09] <letalis> anyone know of a relatively easy to use sound converter? im wanting to convert some flac files over to mp3 so that i can use them on my mp3 player
[00:09] <raylu> !lame | letalis
[00:09] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: error still there
[00:09] <raylu> o.0
[00:09] <raylu> !info lame
[00:09] <phoenixz> raylu: says br0 nont configured.. it only exists in the /etc/networking/interfaces file
[00:10] <raylu> phoenixz: wait, i thought you wanted the bridge gone
[00:10] <letalis> thanks raylu
[00:10] <caodagua> hi
[00:10] <letalis> i shouldve known that ive used it before LOL
[00:10] <raylu> letalis: it's popular :D
[00:10] <phoenixz> raylu: yes, I want it gone :)
[00:10] <zhurai> "Reinstallation of compiz is not possible, it cannot be downloaded." <-- after taking off -proposed >_>
[00:11] <raylu> phoenixz: ok... well it's gone now. take it out of interfaces
[00:11] <zhurai> assuming cause it's now labeled as "local/obsolete"
[00:11] <phoenixz> raylu: ifconfig still shows it...
[00:11] <gartral> VCoolio: not so, i have it loaded to avant window navigator
[00:11] <UntouchableMX> thanks
[00:11] <letalis> its been a while though. but yeah duh. i feel dumb now.
[00:11] <UntouchableMX> later
[00:11] <UntouchableMX> .quit
[00:11] <letalis> :P
[00:11] <raylu> zhurai: heh... well... i'd reinstall unless you're interested in finding out how this works
[00:11] <VCoolio> gartral: ah, don't know then, don't use awn
[00:12] <java911> bernz; I'll think.............
[00:12] <raylu> phoenixz: o.0
[00:12] <zhurai> raylu: latter one >_>
[00:12] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: try "sudo grub-install /dev/sda"
[00:12] <zhurai> raylu: if I was going to reinstall, I would have after I screwed up /etc/group (which I fixed >_>)
[00:13] <raylu> ray_seattle, Bonstra: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid
[00:13] <raylu> zhurai: impressive... sort of
[00:13] <zhurai> >_>
[00:13] <Campfire> is 8.10 ubuntu good for laptops
[00:13] <phoenixz> raylu: whah?
[00:13] <yoshimit> Hi there! Using squid_ldap_auth in command line works fine, but when using it in squid.conf I can't auth... someone could help me out ?
[00:13] <Bonstra> raylu, ray_seattle: I already have this in a previous pastebin. The UUID really doesn't exist.
[00:13] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: see http://paste.ubuntu.com/181608/
[00:13] <raylu> phoenixz: no idea, sorry. i'd try commenting it out in interfaces, i guess
[00:14] <raylu> Bonstra: ...
[00:14] <raylu> Bonstra: well...
[00:14] <raylu> Bonstra: isn't that the problem, then...?
[00:14] <gartral> i figured it out, needed to *truly* reload the notificatio area (PyNot)
[00:14] <java911> bernz: be my teacher)
[00:14] <caodagua> can anyone tell me please ?   I have a ubuntu desktop and my computer came with vl$ta licensed, so what I want to do is format HD and put vi$t@ only in vbox.  But there is a problem, it doesn't recognize the network interface from vbox .... any sugestions ?.
[00:15] <caodagua> this way I gain HD space
[00:15] <MMM> give me that ass yo
[00:15] <raylu> caodagua: how does this gain you hd space?
[00:15] <java911> 1461 O_o
[00:16] <Bonstra> raylu: Yes, but the menu.lst entries are all ok.
[00:16] <caodagua> because it's my normal vl§t@ instalation has a hiden partition and the system is full of crap
[00:16] <Campfire> my diisplay while install is messed up i guess ubuntu 8.10 does not have the drivers yet for the lap top screen
[00:16] <ZykoticK9> caodagua, are you saying that you have VirtualBox booting your original install HD Vista?  If so HOW?
[00:16] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: hmmmmm, I am thinking.  I installed fresh off of a CD 9.04, but then I restored some directories from a backup and /boot I think was one of them, the computer it was backup on was a SCSI drive system and this one is a IDE based one, maybe that's why that UUID is different ?
[00:16] <raylu> Bonstra: and the fstab?
[00:16] <zhoujingrui> hi
[00:17] <zhoujingrui> my ubuntu 8.10 no sound
[00:17] <da_bboxking> i have installed flightgear, but when i go to run it application > games > flightgear. it doesn't do anything
[00:17] <zhoujingrui> why?
[00:17] <caodagua> Zy. no loooooooool
[00:17] <zhoujingrui> who knows
[00:17] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: Indeed, it explains that.
[00:17] <boss_mc> !sound | zhoujingrui
[00:17] <zhoujingrui> why no sound
[00:17] <caodagua> I have installed it again
[00:17] <Campfire> i guess ubuntu help is on break
[00:17] <caodagua> in vbox
[00:17] <raylu> ray_seattle: every filesystem has its own uuid. if you recreate a filesystem over the same partition, it's uuid changes
[00:17] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: not sure, just not that expert yet at backing up, still learning
[00:17] <Campfire> my bad
[00:17] <ZykoticK9> caodagua, in VirtualBox settings for you Vista machine change the Network card to something else
[00:17] <DasEi> ray_seattle: most likely,compareout from: sudo blkid to your existing fstab /menu.lst
[00:17] <V0iD_> bernz: how can I install ubuntu desktop GUI on ubuntu server hardy?
[00:17] <boss_mc> zhoujingrui: are you using pulseaudio
[00:17] <zhoujingrui> i donot know
[00:17] <boss_mc> zhoujingrui: actually, didn't I talk to you about this last night?
[00:17] <caodagua> humm ?
[00:17] <ZykoticK9> caodagua, PCnet-FAST III should work
[00:18] <boss_mc> zhoujingrui: I recognise your nick
[00:18] <zhoujingrui> yes
[00:18] <caodagua> i've tried already
[00:18] <zhoujingrui> but i donot know how to do
[00:18] <caodagua> but i'll try again
[00:18] <zhoujingrui> sorry
[00:18] <raylu> ray_seattle, Bonstra: i don't see a pastebin link for your fstab
[00:18] <caodagua> back in a moment
[00:18] <raylu> V0iD_: why?!
[00:19] <zhurai> oh.
[00:19] <boss_mc> zhoujingrui: was it the same problem we were working on yesterday? (I helped a lot of people...)
[00:19] <ray_seattle> here is the pastebin of the fstab
[00:19] <ZykoticK9> caodagua, please try and address the person you trying to communicate with (the irc NIC before responding)
[00:19] <ray_seattle> http://paste.ubuntu.com/181614/
[00:19] <V0iD_> raylu: Terminal n00b
[00:19] <zhurai> apt pin, make proposed low, and regular higher than 1000, then dist-upgrade
[00:19] <Joe__> if I use iptables to set up internet connection sharing, just clearing the iptables will put it back to normal, right?
[00:19] <Kalmi_> Anonymust, join #zenwalk
[00:19] <da_bboxking> ﻿ i have installed flightgear, but when i go to run it application > games > flightgear. it doesn't do anything
[00:19] <zhurai> and then wait for this shit to update completely? =_= gfff
[00:19] <errorlevel> Is there a good tutorial for setting up Software RAID in ubuntu that is not centered around the installation CD?  I have an existing Ubuntu install (Intrepid) and want to build a RAID array.
[00:19] <raylu> V0iD_: then the question is why are you using server edition? if you aren't willing to learn to use the terminal, get the desktop edition
[00:20] <zhurai> I'll just reinstall
[00:20] <zhurai> off
[00:20] <ZykoticK9> da_bboxking, trying running from a terminal, so you can see the output
[00:20] <boss_mc> da_bboxking: try running it in a terminal and see if there are any errors
[00:20] <V0iD_> raylu: Could you not just tell me!
[00:20] <da_bboxking> ok
[00:20] <ZykoticK9> boss_mc, great minds think alike
[00:20] <sagaci> how do i exit a cat command in terminal
[00:20] <raylu> ray_seattle, Bonstra: i think the problem is fairly obvious...
[00:21] <ZykoticK9> sagaci, ctrl+x ???
[00:21] <ray_seattle> raylu: what is it ?
[00:21] <ZykoticK9> sagaci, ctrl+c sorry ???
[00:21] <boss_mc> sagaci: cat should exit itself at the end of the file...
[00:21] <raylu> ray_seattle, Bonstra: do you know which drives should be swap and /? if not, sudo fdisk -l
[00:21] <caodagua> Zyk.
[00:21] <raylu> ray_seattle, Bonstra: simply update the uuids in fstab
[00:21] <boss_mc> sagaci: if there is no end then see ZykoticK9 ^
[00:21] <sagaci> thanks guys
[00:21] <caodagua> ZykoticK9 trying
[00:21] <zhoujingrui> boss mc what should i do?
[00:21] <zhoujingrui> thanks
[00:21] <ray_seattle> see: http://paste.ubuntu.com/181616/
[00:22] <ScottG> raylu: That $1 variable didnt seem to work
[00:22] <raylu> V0iD_: the package name is ubuntu-desktop, but i'd much rather either help you with the terminal or install the desktop edition
[00:22] <raylu> V0iD_: the server kernel is optimized for throughput, not latency
[00:22] <raylu> ScottG: that wasn't me :P
[00:22] <raylu> ScottG: i was the one that said an alias wouldn't work
[00:22] <ZykoticK9> caodagua, do you also have it set to NAT? that's the easiest to get going - you should get a 10.x.x.x in the VM
[00:22] <boss_mc> zhoujingrui: aptitude show pulseaudio | grep State
[00:22] <caodagua> ZykoticK9 of course :)
[00:22] <billybigrigger_> errorlevel::: afaik, you have to setup the raid during the install
[00:22] <V0iD_> raylu: Throughput?
[00:22] <boss_mc> !pm | da_bboxking
[00:23] <boss_mc> !paste | da_bboxking
[00:23] <boss_mc> da_bboxking: pastebin it and give us the output
[00:23] <ScottG> raylu: Well you didn't say why. I didn't think it would work because how mv works you need to enter the file in the middle. I just took his word for it since he seemed to know what he was talking about
[00:23] <Bonstra> raylu: /dev/sda5 is the unencrypted /boot and /dev/sda1 is the encrypted /.
[00:23] <raylu> ray_seattle, Bonstra: so i'm guessing sda1 is / and sdb2 is swap?
[00:24] <ray_seattle> yes, am trying to look at it my self
[00:24] <ray_seattle> appreciate help
[00:24] <raylu> ray_seattle, Bonstra: oh. ok... so update those uuids in fstab according to ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid
[00:24] <phoenixz> raylu: brctl does the job very quite nicely :)
[00:24] <ray_seattle> cool, doing that right now
[00:24] <da_bboxking> AllocateDmaBuffer fail
[00:24] <da_bboxking> X Error of failed request:  BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation)
[00:24] <da_bboxking>   Major opcode of failed request:  161 (GLX)
[00:24] <da_bboxking>   Minor opcode of failed request:  3 (X_GLXCreateContext)
[00:24] <da_bboxking>   Serial number of failed request:  27
[00:24] <da_bboxking>   Current serial number in output stream:  28
[00:24] <da_bboxking> freeglut (fgfs):  ERROR:  Function <glutSetCursor> called with no current window defined.
[00:24] <FloodBot1> da_bboxking: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:24] <raylu> ray_seattle, Bonstra: alternatively, use /dev/sda1 instead of it's uuid
[00:24] <raylu> phoenixz: congrats :D
[00:24] <ray_seattle> is it ok to remove those UUIDs ?
[00:25] <boss_mc> fool da_bboxking
[00:25] <V0iD_> raylu: Could I not install a minimal GUI?
[00:25] <Bonstra> raylu, ray_seattle: Ah, I missed this issue.
[00:25] <raylu> V0iD_: ubuntu-minimal. but i'm still opposed to the ideal altogether. the best way to learn the terminal is to use it, and that means no gui
[00:25] <raylu> V0iD_: your administration should be done over ssh, not in front of the monitor
[00:25] <ZykoticK9> caodagua, with  PCnet-FAST III selected for Vista VM it shows up in Device Manager as AMD PCNet ... and certainly works - but I remember I had to fool around with different NICs to get Vista to work right
[00:25] <DasEi> watchmovieslink.net
[00:25] <zhoujingrui> sound test
[00:26] <desmopro> hi
[00:26] <raylu> ray_seattle, Bonstra: it's ok to replace it with the /dev/sda1s
[00:26] <zhoujingrui> no voice
[00:26] <raylu> ray_seattle, Bonstra: fstab/mount accepts both formats
[00:26] <V0iD_> raylu: I will use SSH but as a back-up I like the GUI!
[00:26] <ray_seattle> i see, cool
[00:26] <caodagua> ZykoticK9. thnks for the tips
[00:26] <raylu> V0iD_: since when is something as unreliable as a gui a backup? =\
[00:26] <caodagua> ZykoticK9. still studing this harder
[00:26] <desmopro> i want to get a faster boot
[00:27]  * raylu afk
[00:27] <desmopro> on my ubuntu installation
[00:27] <DasEi> desmopro: which distro ?
[00:27] <V0iD_> raylu: I like the terminal but I like the comfort of the GUI!
[00:27] <raylu> V0iD_: sorry, forgot: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_latency_and_throughput
[00:27] <desmopro> i think is possible if i delete the unnessesary thing, but
[00:27] <Bonstra> raylu, ray_seattle: Thanks raylu, you unlocked the situation.
[00:27] <raylu> V0iD_: then get comfortable with the cli. also, i'm afk now
[00:28] <raylu> ray_seattle, Bonstra: no problem; i'm off
[00:28] <ray_seattle> Bonstra, raylu, thanks!!
[00:28] <V0iD_> CLI ?
[00:28] <DasEi> desmopro: which distro ?
[00:28] <desmopro> mmm distro, the ubuntu release ? , an eeeBuntu upgraded in jaunty
[00:28] <caodagua> ZykoticK9. think I found the answer
[00:28] <genii> desmopro: There is a fast grub thing you can do. Add the option of: profile            then boot 1 time. It optimises some things which load
[00:28] <V0iD_> wat is afk?
[00:28] <caodagua> i'll try and if works I put here the instructions
[00:29] <desmopro> grub already boot directely on ubuntu
[00:29] <genii> V0iD_: cli = command-line interface          afk = away from keyboard
[00:29] <desmopro> but , i talk about after grub
[00:29] <DasEi> desmopro: fine, fast distro , next > speed up grub waiting, install bum an get off unneeded services, maybe check out prelink
[00:29] <genii> raylu: Please remember not everyone understands acronyms
[00:29] <V0iD_> genii: Thanks dude im an IRC n00b!
[00:29] <DasEi> !bum | desmopro
[00:30] <chaos2fu> hi everyone, if i want to run commands as root in terminal how do i do that?
[00:30] <desmopro> for the unneeded service , the config file is ?
[00:30] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: So, update-grub should not return that error any more.
[00:30] <ZykoticK9> chaos2fu, sudo command
[00:30] <DasEi> !sudo | chaos2fu:
[00:30] <desmopro> i'm little noob on ubuntu , normally i dont use this distrib but the support of my computer is veru good on it
[00:30] <pianoboy3333> does anyone know how to have a song play throughout an entire presentation in ooo?
[00:31] <DasEi> desmopro: no prob, sudo apt-get install bum    , then run it and check it
[00:31] <desmopro> kk
[00:31] <caodagua> pianoboy3333. I think you have to convert the music to wave
[00:31] <chaos2fu> thanks
[00:31] <pianoboy3333> caodagua: then what?
[00:31] <caodagua> and only thin add it
[00:31] <caodagua> normaly
[00:32] <pianoboy3333> where do I go?
[00:32] <caodagua> and I think new options are available with the wave format
[00:32] <desmopro> wow a gui utility, i'm surprised
[00:32] <desmopro> ^^
[00:32] <caodagua> inclusive really atach the music to the presentation
[00:33] <pianoboy3333> ok
[00:33] <ray_seattle> Not sure if my fstab looks ok now, there are UUID references that are in the fstabbrb
[00:33] <DasEi> desmopro: see above for a geeker way :P
[00:34] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: pastebin it.
[00:34] <zhoujingrui> i am crazy
[00:34] <zhoujingrui> no sound
[00:35] <DasEi> desmopro: and last, but you should read a little more, you can use prelink to have (slight) faster boot, though there are some disadvantages ,too,  google it
[00:35] <da_bboxking> i just pasted at that site. wat now?
[00:35] <Jaunty2> hm hello, i just installed xchat-gnome irc .0.26.1  and when i try joining Quakenet (network)  i get error:(Remote host closed socket),   any help thanks  :D?
[00:35] <chaos2fu> one more question: when im trying to access folder as example pictures in terminal it says that it doesnt exist but it does when i run dir, why?
[00:36] <desmopro> kk
[00:36] <caodagua> ZykoticK9. still nothing
[00:36] <DasEi> chaos2fu: you'd run ls , not dir, cd into the desired dir and then use ls to display your file(s)
[00:36] <ZykoticK9> chaos2fu, are you typing Pictures or pictures - makes a difference
[00:37] <Jaunty2> hm hello, i just installed xchat-gnome irc .0.26.1  and when i try joining Quakenet (network)  i get error:(Remote host closed socket),   any help thanks  :D?
[00:37] <ZykoticK9> caodagua, do you have an unknown device in Device Manger in the VM?  are you getting a 169 IP address?  what is happening?
[00:38] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: So ?
[00:38] <chaos2fu> aahh sorry guys, I didnt know that it was character-sensitive i wrote with a small p..:-~ *ashame*... is it any different between ls and dir except the color?
[00:38] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: sorry, sister called from Philadelphia
[00:39] <ZykoticK9> chaos2fu, ls is the real command (dir is only on some distros for DOS people)
[00:39] <caodagua> not unknown device but ethernet controler (without driver)
[00:39] <DasEi> chaos2fu: ls has more advanced functionality, see man ls
[00:39] <caodagua> ZykoticK9 conclusion .... still not working
[00:39] <ZykoticK9> caodagua, so what is happening?
[00:39] <chaos2fu> ok thanks guys...still windowsuser in my behaviour unfortunetaly...;-)
[00:39] <ray_seattle> Bonstra: http://paste.ubuntu.com/181624/
[00:40] <DasEi> chaos2fu: we'll get you
[00:40] <caodagua> ZykoticK9 let me try one think
[00:40] <ZykoticK9> chaos2fu, be careful with spaces on the cli, they treated very strangly
[00:40] <caodagua> ZykoticK9 be right back
[00:40] <sloth> oi`
[00:40] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: Fine, update-grub should work now.
[00:41] <Jaunty2> hm hello, i just installed xchat-gnome irc .0.26.1  and when i try joining Quakenet (network)  i get error:(Remote host closed socket),   any help thanks  :D?
[00:41] <sloth> posso eu ter alguma ajuda com ubuntu
[00:41] <chaos2fu> cli??
[00:41] <ray_seattle> no errors
[00:41] <pH_> hey guys, how can I do this in C++ (i mean, isolate the ""): system("awk -F'>' '/<(screen_name)>/ { print $2 } /<(text)>/ { print "-------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n"$2 }' friends_timeline.xml | cut -d'<' -f1");
[00:41] <samd> sloth: eu nao fala portuguesse , vc fala english?
[00:41] <ZykoticK9> Jaunty2, start by verifying your using the right address, are you getting any other output?
[00:42] <careta> hello
[00:42] <pH_> eu falo português
[00:42] <pH_> quem quer ajuda?
[00:42] <flashkidd> sloth qual o seu problema?
[00:42] <Jack_Sparrow> pH_ Try A C programming chanel.  thanks
[00:42] <samd> pH_: sloth is looking for portuguese help
[00:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !pt
[00:42] <pH_> eu sou um falante nativo de português
[00:42] <sloth> nenhum eu não gosto de falar para terminar atrasos. vá-se foder
[00:42] <careta> i'm running 8.10 on an old 7-year laptop and it works great, is there any good reason to upgrade to 9.04?
[00:42] <Jack_Sparrow> English only in this channel please
[00:42] <sloth> OHHH!
[00:42] <pH_> OH
[00:43] <Bonstra> ray_seattle: Try to reboot.
[00:43] <ZykoticK9> careta, don't fix what's not broken ;)
[00:43] <Jaunty2> hmm yeh i get this : Do not IRC as root.
[00:43] <pH_> sloth: Cara, me trate com respeito
[00:43] <pH_> me ofereci a tirar suas dúvidas, cara!
[00:43] <duuuuuuuude> dont listen the zykotick9, hes sould use msdos with this mentality
[00:43] <Jack_Sparrow> !pt > pH_
[00:44] <pH_> ubottu: Ok
[00:44] <pH_> ;p
[00:44] <da_bboxking> i've tried running flightgear in terminal, and got errors. i just pasted to the output on paste.ubuntu.com. what do i do now?
[00:44] <munch13> I uninstalled the gstreamer-0.10-plugins-bad in synaptic, but the libraries (like libmad0) were all left.  Does removing the package not get rid of the depends?
[00:45] <ZykoticK9> da_bboxking, we need the full link
[00:45] <jefinc> munch13: try sudo apt-get autoremove
[00:45] <da_bboxking> how am suppose to give you that?
[00:45] <b0ardstretch3r> How do you change the open file limit for the mysql user?
[00:46] <ray_seattle> ok, cross my fingers and see ya, THANKS!!!!!!!!!11
[00:46] <Jack_Sparrow> da_bboxking when you used pastebin .. it shows you the link so we can find it
[00:46] <jefinc> munch13: when you click to remove packages in the manager there is an option to "completely remove" that usually removes the libraries associated with it
[00:46] <ZykoticK9> da_bboxking, copy the link from the pastebin you made and post it back here http://pastebin.???/whatever83i
[00:46] <munch13> jefinc: cool!  Thanks for the help
[00:46] <jefinc> munch13: no problem :)
[00:47] <da_bboxking> oh
[00:47] <ZykoticK9> does anyone have jscal working under 9.04?  works fine under 8.10 but seems to make NO difference at all under 9.04
[00:48] <jascase901> Should i upgrade?
[00:49] <Justin10ec> I have a ubuntu server 8.04, how do I upgrade it to 9.04?
[00:49] <ZykoticK9> Justin10ec, research distupgrade
[00:49] <gordonjcp> Justin10ec: you need to either upgrade to 8.10 first, or do a clean install
[00:49] <da_bboxking> http://paste.ubuntu.com/181625/    this?
[00:49] <fizk_> Hi, can I safely index thousands of certificates based on `openssl x509 -sha1 -fingerprint -noout` ?
[00:50] <Justin10ec> gordonjcp: Is this like "sudo aptitude dis-upgrade"? If so, it didn't really do anything?
[00:50] <Justin10ec> dist*
[00:50] <jefinc> jascase901: what do you mean should you upgrade? should you upgrade what?
[00:50] <gordonjcp> Justin10ec: kind of
[00:50] <samd> !paste
[00:50] <ZykoticK9> da_bboxking, do you happen to know if you have 3d working?  play any other games successfully?
[00:50] <gordonjcp> Justin10ec: dist-upgrade will upgrade your current distro to the latest packages *for that version*
[00:50] <da_bboxking> yeah
[00:51] <jascase901> Ubuntu to 9.04
[00:51] <Justin10ec> gordonjcp: But there is a way to upgrade to 9.04?
[00:51] <gordonjcp> Justin10ec: you need to specifically tell it you want to upgrade to another version
[00:51] <da_bboxking> am not sure if have 3 d working though
[00:51] <jascase901> intrepid
[00:51] <gordonjcp> Justin10ec: yes, but it involves putting 8.10 on first
[00:51] <ZykoticK9> da_bboxking, nvidia ati intel?
[00:51] <gordonjcp> Justin10ec: or - as I said - reinstalling with 9.04
[00:51] <gordonjcp> Justin10ec: when I'm upgrading to an LTS I generally just do a clean install
[00:52] <da_bboxking> not exactly
[00:52] <Justin10ec> gordonjcp: I have too much stuff to backup. It wouldn't be worth the time.
[00:52] <ZykoticK9> da_bboxking, in a terminal type glxgears and see what the fps says
[00:52] <gordonjcp> Justin10ec: in which case, if it works don't fix it
[00:52] <alienkid10> is there a tutorial to make a LiveCD from scratch?(the one on the wiki is for gutsy)
[00:52] <Kalmi_> Justin10ec, that's an interesting statement
[00:53] <Justin10ec> gordonjcp: So it's not excessively important to keep the server upgraded at all times?
[00:53] <Justin10ec> gordonjcp: Release wise
[00:53] <gordonjcp> Justin10ec: not really
[00:53] <arthus> is anyone using netatalk to share their drives with osx?
[00:53] <da_bboxking> error failed of request
[00:54] <digit> what is the state of bluray support in linux ???
[00:54] <digit> I have a player and discs but cannot play them in ubuntu ?
[00:54] <munch13> jefinc: interesting.  i re-installed the gstreamer plugins with synaptic, then when i did 'complete removal' it didn't grab the dependencies.  using aptitude though did.
[00:54] <gordonjcp> Justin10ec: if it's the server version it's supported for five years
[00:54] <gordonjcp> Justin10ec: giving you plenty time to back up
[00:54] <sysdoc> lol
[00:54] <digit> doe linux support BLURAY ?
[00:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !patience > digit
[00:55] <digit> ahhh why oh why does it have to be like this
[00:55] <jefinc> munch13: I find that the package manager is a little sloppy sometimes, I usually stick to using aptitude
[00:55] <puller> can i get help with wireless after upgrading to 9.04
[00:55] <digit> ubottu, I see it
[00:55] <jefinc> !bluray
[00:56] <bobpaul> is it possible to add a conditional repository? Like, I'd like to add a line for Karmic packages that's only used if I specify something on the aptitude command line. That way I can specify I want the testing version of a particular package and it's dependencies ONLY without worrying about my whole system getting updated to karmic packages.
[00:56] <V0iD_> Does linux support zfs
[00:56] <Kalmi_> digit, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/BluRayAndHDDVD
[00:56] <digit> ubottu, oops
[00:56] <jefinc> !zfs | V0iD_
[00:57] <digit> Kalmi_, I saw that but I want to know how it becomes natively supported
[00:57] <digit> Jack_Sparrow, how long?
[00:57] <V0iD_> Thanks!
[00:57] <digit> is it a DRM issue ? a driver issue ?
[00:57] <ShazbotMcNasty> I have a simple question - what's a better alternative to rythmbox?
[00:57] <Jack_Sparrow> digit Wait a few minutes before repeating is the general rule..  NOT every third line
[00:58] <Kalmi_> digit, probably there are a lot of licensing issues....
[00:58] <digit> ah yeah licensing issues
[00:58] <puller> any know why wireless broke after upgrading to 9.04?
[00:58] <digit> Jack_Sparrow, apologies
[00:58] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[00:58] <arthus> Jack_Sparrow: are you a bot?
[00:58] <alienkid10> sudo debootstrap --arch i386 gutsy chroot  if I replace the "gutsy" in that command with "jaunty" will it work?
[00:58] <Jack_Sparrow> arthus Nope
[00:59] <arthus> Jack_Sparrow: :)
[00:59] <nomane> Entrez le texte ici...salut
[00:59] <alienkid10> that's from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomizationFromScratch
[00:59] <genii> alienkid10: Yes
[00:59] <digit> anyone running Jaunty on an X31
[00:59] <arthus> guess you failed the turing test...
[00:59] <puller> here are soem results of soem tests i ran to diagnose my wireless problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7351615&posted=1#post7351615
[00:59] <alienkid10> so that is still useful
[00:59] <alienkid10> and correct/up to date
[00:59] <digit> appears to have issues coming out of hibernate
[00:59] <nomane> hy
[00:59] <arthus> so.... anyone have experience with netatalk?
[00:59] <Kalmi_> digit, wow, http://mostly-linux.blogspot.com/2006/06/top-5-reasons-blu-ray-will-never-be-in.html
[01:00] <nomane> est ce que qq parmi vous peut m'aidez a trouvez des cours sur IRC
[01:00] <nomane> protocole de chat
[01:00] <Kalmi_> !english | nomane
[01:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !fr
[01:01] <digit> Kalmi_, shot down in falmes
[01:01] <nomane> hola
[01:01] <digit> flames
[01:01] <ShazbotMcNasty> also - is there a specified trash for rythmbox
[01:01] <puller> any help with linux wireless after upgrading to 9.04
[01:01] <Kalmi_> digit, eh?
[01:02] <ShazbotMcNasty> I hit 'move to trash' but I do not have a system trash... I'm hoping there's a seperate one for rythbox..
[01:02] <nomane> help me plus!!!!!!!!!!!!
[01:02] <digit> Kalmi_, what I mean is it seems like it aint going to happen anytime soon
[01:02] <eseven73> !helpme | nomane
[01:02] <Jack_Sparrow> nomane English only in this channel, thank you..  please visit http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat
[01:02] <plasher2009> hi ... anyone can help..??  I need to know why my Xubuntu doesnt have the Network Settings ???  anyone?
[01:02] <Kalmi_> digit... yeah...
[01:02] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, have you remove networkmanager?
[01:02] <Kalmi_> *removed
[01:04] <plasher2009> Kalmi_:  no.. I havent removed anything...  I was trying one tutorial on Samba server , and on one of the steps I realize that I dont have Network Manager..
[01:04] <jord> never installed it?
[01:05] <puller> ubunt wireless not workign after upgrade to 9.04
[01:05] <puller> anyone can help?
[01:05]  * JeroenzKlompz 's looking 4 a good link for a how-to with connecting cellphones to your pc/laptop (got pics i want to get from it)
[01:05] <samd> puller:  what network card do you have?
[01:05] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, can you start it using by entering the following into a terminal? nm-connection-editor
[01:05] <ZykoticK9> puller, have you verified that you don't have anything in System / Admin / Hardware that needs to be enabled for your wireless card?
[01:05] <plasher2009> Kalmi_: let me try.. wait a sec...
[01:07] <Kalmi_> JeroenzKlompz, what kind of phones?
[01:07] <JeroenzKlompz> i got a Nokia, older one, and i dont even know if i have to search with mdelno. or typeno.
[01:08] <JeroenzKlompz> *modelno.
[01:08] <plasher2009> Kalmi_:  it opens "Network Connections" windows  but the wired tab is empty..  in fact  I have the Net button with a red cross over it...
[01:08] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, have you ever touched /etc/network/interfaces?
[01:09] <ZykoticK9> plasher2009, did you try and set a static ip at one time?
[01:09] <JeroenzKlompz> Kalmi: Nokia, modelno. 6610i , typeno. RM-37
[01:09] <plasher2009> Kalmi_:  no..  neither of those...  I have internet working alright...  but the case is that I cannot manage my Networks
[01:10] <Kalmi_> ZykoticK9, he can't even see his network card in network manager :)
[01:10] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, can you pm me the content of /etc/interfaces?
[01:10] <bobpaul> hmm.. does ubuntu not recognize the "Default-Release" option for /etc/apt/apt.conf? I followed these instructions: http://forums.spry.com/showthread.php?t=620 replacing "stable" with "jaunty" and "testing" with "karmic" and it wants to upgrade everything to karmic packages :-[
[01:11] <ZykoticK9> Kalmi_, plasher2009 i have a static IP and don't have a wired nic either (except for a vbox one)
[01:11] <plasher2009> Kalmi_:  ok..  wait  a sec
[01:12] <zhane> how do I disable my wlan0 at startup?
[01:12] <ZykoticK9> plasher2009, when you left click on NM does it say something about "not managed"
[01:12] <zhoujingrui> hi
[01:12] <ruler> when connection cut downding is failed  any way to continue the download such as flash get
[01:12] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, and while you are at it, pm me the output of this also: dmesg | grep NetworkManager
[01:12] <Kalmi_> ruler, in firefox?
[01:12] <zhoujingrui> are u there bossmc
[01:13] <sjlkg> hi, i just installed the netbook remix, how come some aplications don't maximize correctly? there is a space at the bottom where the taskbar would be
[01:13] <ruler> kalmi yes in firefix
[01:13] <zhoujingrui> my pidgin borken
[01:13] <zhoujingrui> sorry
[01:13] <ruler> kalmi sorry firefox
[01:13] <zhoujingrui> are u there?
[01:13] <plasher2009> Kalmi_:  /etc/interfaces file not found......        and on the net button says  Wired Network Device not managed
[01:13] <ZykoticK9> sjlkg, look into the program maximus very hand on NBR
[01:13] <zhane> how do I disable my wlan0 at startup?
[01:14] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, sorry... it should have benn /etc/network/interfaces
[01:14] <Kalmi_> *been
[01:14] <puller> i need help fixing wireless after upgrading to 9.04
[01:15] <Kalmi_> ruler, no... fx can't continue aborted download... maybe you could try continuing it with wget...
[01:15] <plasher2009> Kalmi_:  bash: /etc/network/interfaces: Permission denied
[01:15] <sjlkg> ZykoticK9: maximus is installed, issue being that some programs leave out a space at the bottom of the screen where the taskbar would be ususally
[01:15] <Kalmi_> ruler, but you might end up with a currupted file if you continue an fx download with wget...
[01:15] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, cat /etc/network/interfaces
[01:16] <mufasis> whats the cmd for cli to copy a file to a location?
[01:16] <ZykoticK9> sjlkg, can you verify that maxiums is running "ps aux | grep maximus" in a terminal?
[01:16] <Kalmi_> mufasis, cp source target
[01:17] <ucrit> mufasis, man cp
[01:17] <Its_a_lemon_PM> Hey guys, I'm using Ubuntu 9.04. When ever I scroll the mouse wheel on an open workspace it switches to the next one. Is there anyway to turn that off?
[01:17] <plasher2009> Kalmi_:  # This file describes the network interfaces available on your system
[01:17] <plasher2009> # and how to activate them. For more information, see interfaces(5).
[01:18] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, that's all?
[01:18] <newbie111> hi
[01:18] <Kalmi_> !hi | newbie111
[01:18] <Hizan> My ubuntu task bar thing keeps cramping multiple programs isn't it suppose to spead it all over the task bar thing.
[01:18] <sjlkg> ZykoticK9: yep, it is runnning. and windows are being maximised, only some don't use the bottom task bar space
[01:18] <newbie111> !next
[01:18] <plasher2009> Kalmi_:  sorry       The loopback network interface
[01:18] <plasher2009> auto lo
[01:18] <plasher2009> iface lo inet loopback
[01:18] <plasher2009> # The primary network interface
[01:18] <plasher2009> auto eth0
[01:18] <FloodBot1> plasher2009: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:18] <plasher2009> iface eth0 inet dhcp
[01:18] <ucrit> Its_a_lemon_PM, are you using desktop effect? try to install compizconfig-settings-manager
[01:18] <Kalmi_> Its_a_lemon_PM, yes :)
[01:19] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, um... odd...
[01:19] <Its_a_lemon_PM> kalmi, what?
[01:19] <agrathwohl_> I recently switched to e17 from Gnome, and now I get these really annoying bongo roll sounds every time a program has an alert window pop up. What can I do to stop these sounds from playing?
[01:19] <Kruger> hola amigos, tengo preguna.  como encontrar una archivo en bash?
[01:19] <Its_a_lemon_PM> oh
[01:19] <Its_a_lemon_PM> ya
[01:19] <ruler> when i downloading a mp3 file its directly playing i cant save that what should i do
[01:19] <Its_a_lemon_PM> I'll tr that
[01:19] <ZykoticK9> sjlkg, i had the same problem until i got maximus running then it went away?  i realize that i'm a bit of a broken record - but getting maximus running got rid of the bottom being missing for my?  YMMV
[01:20] <Its_a_lemon_PM> wait, where do I download compiz
[01:20] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, open it like this: gksu gedit /etc/network/interfaces
[01:20] <gavagai> Hi.  How could I tell what exact date I installed Ubuntu?  Is this data stored somewhere or could I check the creation date of a directory or??
[01:20] <plasher2009> Kalmi_: yeah  I know.. Internet works great...  but I cannot see or manage Networks on Xubuntu
[01:20] <Kalmi_> Its_a_lemon_PM, if have desktop effects enabled you are already using compiz
[01:20] <Kruger> if I install a program from a package.  How do I find it using the shell? I'm not sure where it got installed to and I'd like to learn how to access it from commands
[01:20] <melik> whats the best DAAP server?
[01:20] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, we have found the problem
[01:20] <ucrit> Its_a_lemon_PM, from terminal, execute this command: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[01:20] <ruler>  when i downloading a mp3 file its directly playing i cant save that what should i do
[01:21] <ruler>  when i downloading a mp3 file its directly playing i cant save that what should i do
[01:21] <Kalmi_> !ccsm | Its_a_lemon_PM
[01:21] <Kruger> ucrit: where does it get installed to once you do that? I cant find it from the command line
[01:21] <plasher2009> Kalmi_: whats the problem??
[01:21] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, could you open it?
[01:22] <Rohaq> evening all
[01:22] <plasher2009> Kalmi_: it just ask me for admin password but then nothing happened
[01:22] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, there shouldn't be anything about eth0 in /etc/network/interfaces....
[01:22] <Rohaq> was wondering if anyone knew if it was possible to enable encrypted home directories after installation?
[01:22] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, you should have got a text editor...
[01:22] <ucrit> Its_a_lemon_PM, from terminal, sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[01:22] <agrathwohl_> Can nobody help me end these annoying alert sounds? I don't deserve to be tortured by these annoying sounds just because the Ubuntu developers think I should! =/
[01:23] <plasher2009> Kalmi_: no.. no text editor opened
[01:23] <ruler> help please
[01:23] <doleyb> agrathwohl_: how often do they happen?
[01:23] <Kruger> ucrit: how do I run the compiz settings manager from the command line?
[01:23] <usr13> Kruger: You use the application name in most cases, It will be in your path.
[01:23] <iamtechno> Rohaq, Yep. I'll dig up the Ubu page if you'd like.
[01:23] <ruler> help please
[01:23] <eseven73> agrathwohl_, don't forget to mention you're on e17, I remember you :)
[01:23] <ucrit> Its_a_lemon_PM, have you already install it?
[01:23] <Rohaq> iamtechno, please :)
[01:23] <agrathwohl_> eseven73: I did... =)
[01:23] <iamtechno> !helpme | ruler
[01:23] <Rohaq> could only find things of ubuntu 6.10 or something
[01:23] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, if there is anything about eth0 in /etc/network/interfaces, networkmanager will think that you don't want networkmanager to manage it
[01:23] <Rohaq> decided not to follow those; bigger chance of cockups :P
[01:23] <iamtechno> Rohaq, brb
[01:23] <Kalmi_> plasher2009, any error in the terminal?
[01:24] <Rohaq> iamtechno, cheers
[01:24] <usr13> Kruger: Usually in /usr/sbin/
[01:24] <agrathwohl_> doleyb: As I said, they're alert sounds. They come up every time an application has an alert, or in the case of many GTK-based programs, whenever I click a button or really perform any task.
[01:24] <Kruger> k
[01:24] <agrathwohl_> doleyb: I need to know what the sound daemon is called that Ubuntu uses to make these alerts. That's all.
[01:24] <plasher2009> Kalmi_: no errors on terminal.. just stays again waiting for more commands
[01:24] <ruler> mp3 song directly playin i cant download what can i to do to download
[01:24] <Kalmi_> press Ctrl+C and try again... :s
[01:24] <Kruger> whats an executable look like in ubuntu? I mean if I want to run the compiz settings manager what kind of file do I look for?
[01:24] <usr13> Kruger: But you can use apt-cache showpkg <package-name> for more specific info.
[01:25] <plasher2009> Kalmi_: can u write command again to try again?
[01:25] <doleyb> agrathwohl_: you have an odd definition of "alert", which is why I asked.
[01:25] <eseven73> ruler, playing directly in Firefox or what? You'll have to provide more details.
[01:25] <agrathwohl_> doleyb: Oh, my bad. What would the proper terminology be in your opinion?
[01:25] <usr13> Kruger: Just looks like any other file. No difference, no extensions like .exe  or anything like that.  IN linux, it's all just files.
[01:25] <fumbles> holy shit...lot of people here
[01:26] <Rohaq> yup
[01:26] <Seeker`> fumbles: please dont swear
[01:26] <Rohaq> it's sex night in #ubuntu, please remove your pants.
[01:26] <eseven73> O.o
[01:26] <agrathwohl_> way ahead of you Rohaq
[01:26] <doleyb> agrathwohl_: Well, every time you click a button I wouldn't classify as "alert", that means something more specific...
[01:26] <AaronMT_> I'm at work though
[01:26] <ZykoticK9> agrathwohl_, do you have access to System / Preferences / Sounds under e16?
[01:26] <Kalmi_> !sex | Rohaq
[01:26] <ruler> eseven it is directly playing in firefox i want to download it
[01:26] <usr13> Kruger: The OS is smart enough to tell the difference.  You can use command "file" to see what kind of file it is. e.g.   file /usr/sbin/lsusb
[01:26] <Rohaq> it's... intimate relations night in #ubuntu?
[01:27] <Seeker`> Rohaq: stop it now
[01:27] <Rohaq> sure, sorry :)
[01:27] <Kalmi_> Rohaq, that's a lot better
[01:27] <ZykoticK9> agrathwohl_, they're coming from Gnome, it's not really a typical link sound deamon that you can just shut off - probably a switch somewhere in gconf that you could manually set
[01:27] <eseven73> ruler try right clicking the file, Save Link As
[01:27] <ubuntu> I started from the Live CD, because my system is won't boot, how do I mount my drive now ? /dev/sda1 so that I can change the files back to how they were ?
[01:27] <iamtechno> Rohaq, http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/08/07/create-an-encrypted-private-directory-with-ecryptfs/ I guess it wasn't quite Ubu forums
[01:27] <usr13> Kruger: /usr/sbin/lsusb: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV)
[01:27] <ray_seattle> I started from the Live CD, because my system is won't boot, how do I mount my drive now ? /dev/sda1 so that I can change the files back to how they were ?
[01:27] <urnthr> how can i get a newer libwebkit than 1.0-1?
[01:27] <ray_seattle> sorry
[01:27] <doleyb> agrathwohl_: maybe if you remove the ubuntu-sounds package it will be more happy
[01:27] <newbie111> Hi, how can I gain root access of my neighbor's computer trough unsecured wireless network?
[01:28] <eseven73> ruler or you mighh try DownThemAll and FlashGot firefox extensions if that don't work.
[01:28] <libtech> newbie111: thats illegal, lol
[01:28] <ruler> eseven how can i use firefox
[01:28] <ruler> eseven i am new to ubuntu
[01:28] <Zaraphrax> Does anybody here have Ubuntu running on a Dell XPS m1530? If so, does your Suspend (to RAM) work?
[01:29] <Kalmi_> newbie111, :D
[01:29] <Seeker`> newbie111: we wont help you do that here
[01:29] <eseven73> ruler Applications > Internet > Firefox
[01:29] <Rohaq> well, that tells me how to encrypt a directory, would it really be smart to apply that to my entire home dir? ;)
[01:29] <newbie111> why not, help me
[01:29] <doleyb> newbie111: you want #733+
[01:29] <newbie111> what about telnet vulnerabilities
[01:29] <eseven73> ruler please add the 73 at the end of eseven or else I cant see your messages very well :)
[01:29] <Neitsabes> can some one help me in french please
[01:29] <doleyb> !fr | Neitsabes
[01:29] <Seeker`> newbie111: we wont help you break in to computers
[01:30] <Neitsabes> TANKX
[01:30] <ZykoticK9> newbie111, this is not a "hacking" channel
[01:30] <zhane> how do I disable my wlan0 at startup?
[01:30] <iamtechno> Rohaq, Really its up to you. I don't know if you can extend those directions to /home
[01:30] <newbie111> Seeker`: any hacking channels?
[01:30] <xenocampanoli> I am trying to install a certificate on my Ubuntu server for use by LDAP SSL.
[01:30] <fumbles> zhane: I believe it's in /etc/init.conf
[01:30] <usr13> zhane: Blacklist the driver.
[01:30] <ZykoticK9> zhane, with Network Manager can't you disable it?
[01:30] <ruler> eseven73 thanks
[01:30] <iamtechno> ZykoticK9, I think your thinking of cracking. Hacking is a bit different
[01:30] <eseven73> np
[01:30] <Seeker`> I dont know of any, please don't ask for them in here
[01:30] <zhane> fumbles, no such file =(
[01:30] <datta> i am trying to watch a youtube video
[01:31] <Rohaq> iamtechno, don't think I'll risk it, but will work on making an encrypted dir inside it first :)
[01:31] <datta> but i dont get any sound in my system
[01:31] <ZykoticK9> iamtechno, true.  I hope he got my intent :)
[01:31] <Rohaq> cheers
[01:31] <zhane> ZykoticK9, i want to disable it by default
[01:31] <fumbles> ooh..my bad
[01:31] <fumbles> zhane: I use arch...came from ubuntu-been a while
[01:31] <ZykoticK9> zhane, i'm surprised that it re-enables itself after boot?
[01:31] <zhane> ZykoticK9, it does
[01:31] <iamtechno> Rohaq, Smalls steps. I've only got it to work on a ~/private directory.
[01:32] <ZykoticK9> zhane, can you disable the Hardware Driver perhaps?
[01:32] <zhane> ZykoticK9, i still want to use it when required though
[01:32] <zhane> usr13, how to blacklist?
[01:32] <gymophett> ./configure
[01:33] <ZykoticK9> zhane, blacklisting the driver is pretty much the same as disabling from hardware drivers
[01:33] <zhane> ZykoticK9, bleh... >.<
[01:33] <sysdoc> zhane, just uncheck connect auto in the network
[01:33] <zhane> will doing something to rcscript help?
[01:34] <zhane> sysdoc, i did... but it doesnt work
[01:34] <sysdoc> hmmm
[01:34] <sysdoc> another bug, lol
[01:34] <usr13> !blacklist | zhane
[01:34] <ZykoticK9> zhane, you could try removing it from /etc/network/interfaces - then bring it up manually -- perhaps
[01:34] <zhane> sysdoc, i dont want it to powerup
[01:34] <zhane> sysdoc, not connect to server
[01:35] <zhane> ZykoticK9, how to remove it? my interfaces only has auth lo... nothing abt eth0 or wlan0
[01:35] <ZykoticK9> zhane dohh
[01:35] <Kalmi_> datta, hi... do you have the flash plugin installed?
[01:35] <RxDx> how can I search for files on ubuntu?
[01:35] <usr13> RxDx: find
[01:35] <Kalmi_> RxDx, locate
[01:35] <datta> please help me fix sound problem of youtube
[01:35] <usr13> RxDx: See man find
[01:35] <iamtechno> RxDx, whereis
[01:35] <zhane> ZykoticK9, only auto lo, iface lo inet loopback
[01:36] <ZykoticK9> zhane, so that's not an option then :(  i got nothing.
[01:36] <datta> there is no sound at all but there is sound from other sites of media
[01:36] <Kalmi_> ZykoticK9,zhane: it's managed by netoworkmanager
[01:36] <frankS2> anyone else here can tell me how i can turn on STATEFUL in my firewall
[01:36] <Kalmi_> ZykoticK9,zhane: that is why it is not there
[01:36] <frankS2> ive been having this problem since the morning
[01:36] <zhane> Kalmi_, erm then what should i do?
[01:37] <Kalmi_> zhane, dunno :)
[01:37] <zhane> bleh
[01:37] <zhane> =___=
[01:37] <iamtechno> !enter | zhane
[01:37] <aspoor> ls *word*
[01:37] <ZykoticK9> Kalmi_, zhane has a problem that he doesn't want his wireless to turn on at boot - any way of doing that without disabling the driver? so the wireless can be used when he wants?
[01:39] <magician0617> WHo needs help??
[01:39] <xenocampanoli> Trying to install a certificate centrally to allow SSL LDAP access on in internal internet.
[01:39] <bernz> ZykoticK9, sorry this is not a specific answer, but in general, the wireless will go active during the startup process; there are scripts for this starting at '/etc'
[01:39] <gavagai> is there a way to make ls show me the creation date for files?  i read the manpage and the -c option seems right but it shows me the modification date not the creation date.  does linux store the creation date?
[01:40] <xenocampanoli> I appear to not be seeing the cert from my program, but I can get response from my ldapsearch command.
[01:40] <magician0617> gavagai: the modification date overides the creation date
[01:40] <ZykoticK9> bernz, thanks for trying - but it's just for my knowledge - it's really zhane's issue
[01:40] <bernz> ZykoticK9, if you scan the text in these areas for the name of the wifi adapter (e.g. 'ath0' or 'eth1', etc), you might find a way to bypass the default startup
[01:40] <mufasis> im trying to add something to startup in the rc.local whats the best editor to use in the cli?
[01:40] <gavagai> magician0617, the creation date is not preserved anywhere?
[01:40] <bernz> ZykoticK9, ah right, of course, i'll redirect my typing at zhane
[01:40] <zhane> wooo... how to scan?
[01:41] <bernz> zhane, 'grep'. ... 'man grep'
[01:41] <zhane> bernz,  how to scan? hmm
[01:41] <magician0617> gavagai: that is odd unless you modified the entire contents the creation date should be presnt
[01:41] <bernz> zhane, basically, 'grep -Ri' will ignore case, and search recursively
[01:41] <ZykoticK9> zhane, i wouldn't recommend this - playing with init files can be very system breaking very easily
[01:42] <bernz> zhane, e.g. 'cd /etc' ; 'grep -iR ath0 * | less' would look for files containing 'eth0' (don't include single quotes or semi-colon, they are just separators for humans)
[01:42] <gavagai> well to test it I just created a file, waited one minute and then edited the file.  i can't figure out how to make ls show me the creation date
[01:42] <bernz> zhane, you must first just read around and try to see what's going on, then add "harmless" changes, like comments
[01:42] <Rohaq> iamtechno, I've made a script to mount with the right options (bar the password), any idea what the name of the option to encrypt filenames is?
[01:43] <bernz> zhane, take your time, and always quit without saving if you are using an editor to view the file (i like to scroll around a lot when i'm learning)
[01:43] <zhane> bernz, im getting funny readings =)
[01:43] <ZykoticK9> gavagai, i'm not sure unix has a creation date ("not sure")
[01:43] <zhane> tons of no such file or directory n permission denied
[01:43] <mufasis> can someone help me real quick
[01:43] <spydmobile> hi folks I cant wrap my head around this issue, my ubuntu server 8.10 is telling me in many ways that my disk is full, but it is not. anyone seen this?
[01:44] <bernz> zhane, oh yeah, that's because you did the grep as non-super, which is okay; it just means grep is unable to open some "protected" system files as it searches, no worries
[01:44] <mufasis> im trying to edit rc.local what should i use
[01:44] <thelaugh1ngmime> how do i set up an ftp server ?
[01:44] <mufasis> in the cli
[01:44] <iamtechno> Rohaq, No clue. If I were trying to encrypt just single files, I would use OpenSSL or GnuPG
[01:44] <zhane> >.< i guess i will juz use it the hard way
[01:44] <sean_> \nick ubuntu
[01:44] <bernz> mufasis, i like vim ('vi'), but it's a bit user-unfriendly right at first (i'll give you a crash course via msg if you like)
[01:44] <sean_> \nick
[01:44] <bernz> zhane, if you are interested, i can give you more details by msg (pm); i don't want to flood the channel
[01:45] <usr13> spydmobile: No.  You sure it's not full?  Pastebin results of df and let's have look.
[01:45] <ZykoticK9> mufasis, which editor do i use? is the fastest way to get unix people to disagree :)  good luck - check out nano, vi, emacs
[01:45] <usr13> spydmobile: df
[01:45] <Rohaq> mufasis, I prefer nano, just because it's more simple, and life's too short to learn how to use a text editor like vi if you just want to edit the occasional file
[01:45] <pilif12p> someone let me into #kubuntu pls?
[01:45] <pilif12p> i cant get it
[01:45] <pilif12p> in
[01:45] <spydmobile> user13: http://www.mibbit.com/pb/Efvuf7
[01:46] <spydmobile> usr13: http://www.mibbit.com/pb/Efvuf7
[01:46] <ZykoticK9> Rohaq, learning vi is very handy for system portability - everything unix has vi, they don't have nano
[01:46] <Rohaq> but he's right, the 'right' editor is a sore point for many people, I've never been able to get on with vi myself
[01:46] <iamtechno> !enter | pilif12p
[01:46] <pilif12p> Will someone invite me to #kubuntu, i cannot join
[01:47] <usr13> spydmobile: You're right, it's not full.  So who is telling you it is?
[01:47] <Rohaq> ZykoticK9, might be worth learning then :)
[01:47] <pilif12p> or, have the bot grant me access to #kubuntu? That would be cool too.
[01:48] <Seeker`> pilif12p: stop spamming
[01:48] <pilif12p> I cant get in though, i need help with Kubuntu
[01:48] <sonic> jemand da?
[01:48] <LjL> !de | sonic
[01:48] <Seeker`> pilif12p: join #ubuntu-proxy-users and follow the instructions
[01:49] <pilif12p> Seeker: I'm there
[01:49] <Seeker`> pilif12p: follow the instructions
[01:50] <spydmobile> usr13: well, when I try to do this: du -c -h /var/lib/geoserver_data/ > /var/lib/geoserver_data/diskusage.txt
[01:50] <spydmobile> usr13: I GET THIS: -bash: /var/lib/geoserver_data/diskusage.txt: No space left on device
[01:50] <spydmobile> usr13: further my geoserver is erroring out becuase the logfiles cant be written and the cache folder cant write cuz the drives full...
[01:50] <spydmobile> usr13: is it possible that another admin my have been doing a zerofree thing and botched it, this is actually a virtual box VM
[01:50] <FloodBot1> spydmobile: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:51] <thelaugh1ngmime> How do I ignore the joins and the quits for irssi?
[01:51] <spydmobile> sorry all its my connection. usr13 did you get any of that?
[01:52] <ZykoticK9> spydmobile, sounds like you disk if full?  good luck.
[01:52] <o_a> Does someone here know Qt Jambi?
[01:52] <Pici> !quietirssi | thelaugh1ngmime
[01:52] <thelaugh1ngmime>  /ignore #ubuntu +JOINS
[01:52] <thelaugh1ngmime>                 +PARTS +QUITS
[01:52] <ClrdFlks> Are there many negro linux developers?
[01:52] <thelaugh1ngmime> thanks
[01:52] <o_a> I'm getting some problems with it
[01:52] <FloodBot1> thelaugh1ngmime: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:53] <JorgeJorgesson> ClrdFlks: offtopic....take to ubuntu-offtopic
[01:53] <ClrdFlks> are there that many black people who use Linux
[01:53] <ClrdFlks> ?
[01:53] <spydmobile> ZykoticK9: ya like but not... lol
[01:53] <ClrdFlks> I feel like LInux is racist
[01:53] <ZeroBeholder> I frown on the mention of race in a non-descriminatory OS.
[01:53] <thelaugh1ngmime> the penguins are black
[01:53] <LargePrime> Greetings.  I dual boot Win and Ubuntu.  I formatted and merged and extra partition inside of windows.  Now grub is confused and lost my Ubuntu partition.  I followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows and when I rebooted grub still gives an 'error 22, partition not found'.  I am currently in a live session.  Any help?
[01:53] <Pici> Enough
[01:54] <thelaugh1ngmime> weeel more of an obma black
[01:54] <ZeroBeholder> I suppose it is equally unused by ignorant white people as it is by ignorant black people.
[01:54] <Pici> !stop
[01:54] <prakriti> !offtopic
[01:55] <Pici> !o4o
[01:55] <LargePrime> thanks mod
[01:55] <ryanTzor> can anyone help me find out why my update manager is giving me this weird error?
[01:55] <fumbles> !vague
[01:56] <Kalmi__> ryanTzor, what weird error?
[01:56] <ryanTzor> kalmi,
[01:56] <ryanTzor> Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/dists/jaunty/main/binary-i386/Packages  404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.45 80]
[01:56] <ryanTzor> Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/dists/jaunty/universe/binary-i386/Packages  404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.45 80]
[01:56] <ryanTzor> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[01:56] <FloodBot1> ryanTzor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:56] <LargePrime> Greetings.  I dual boot Win and Ubuntu.  I formatted and merged and extra partition inside of windows.  Now grub is confused and lost my Ubuntu partition.  I followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows and when I rebooted grub still gives an 'error 22, partition not found'.  I am currently in a live session.  Any help?
[01:57] <zhoujingrui> suddenly no sound
[01:57] <zhoujingrui> bad
[01:57] <TuxToaster> anyone have experience with ubuntu throwing "corrupted memory in low memory" errors at boot?
[01:57] <o_a> I've installed every package related to Qt Jambi, but I can't get the "Hello World!" example from Trolltech documentation to work
[01:57] <ruler> how to install vlc
[01:58] <ryanTzor> Kalmi did you find anything?
[01:58] <Kalmi__> ryanTzor, give it a few minutes or use a different mirror...
[01:58] <ryanTzor> thank you
[01:58] <xangua> ruler: sudo apt-get install vlc
[01:58] <ryanTzor> kalmi how do i use a different mirror because i tried it 10 mnute ago and just now so?
[01:58] <ryanTzor> minutes*
[01:58] <LargePrime> TuxToaster: did you run memtest
[01:58] <o_a> HelloWorld.java:45: package com.trolltech.qt.gui does not exist
[01:59] <JorgeJorgesson> ruler, System...Administration...Synaptic Package Manger....Search for VLC
[01:59] <ZykoticK9> ryanTzor, system / admin / software sources
[01:59] <Kalmi__> ryanTzor, "Download from"
[01:59] <ryanTzor> thanks
[01:59] <TuxToaster> LargePrime: yup, no errors found.  I found a few bug reports and forum posts that showed others having a similar problem with Jaunty, but none of them have been updated for a few weeks.
[01:59] <bowlinG> I thought I saw a tool for selecting boot loading for dual boot a couple days ago on someones U box.  What is the tool called?
[01:59] <fumbles> bowlinG: grub ?
[02:00] <TuxToaster> my issue is similar to this:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/324894  happens at boot every time
[02:00] <TuxToaster> right during init
[02:00] <LargePrime> TuxToaster: did you run memtest overnight?
[02:00] <bowlinG> fumbles no, it was a gui tool under administration
[02:00] <ConstantineXVI> how long will data on a hard drive (unplugged, in storage) last
[02:00] <fumbles> bowlinG: ic
[02:00] <ryanTzor> Kalmi__ i still get the same error
[02:00] <LargePrime> ConstantineXVI: did you google that question?
[02:00] <Kalmi__> ryanTzor, try running sudo apt-get update
[02:01] <ryanTzor> tried that
[02:01] <ryanTzor> same error
[02:01] <bowlinG> I think it had "disk" and "manage" in the name.  cannot recall too well
[02:01] <TuxToaster> LargePrime: not overnight, I will do a more intrusive test later tonight to be sure.  but it appears that it may not be bad memory judging by what I'm seeing online
[02:01] <ZykoticK9> ryanTzor, i just tried one of those links in a browser and get 404 as well
[02:02] <aplund> Does anyone know if there is a PPA for Ekiga 3.2.[1-4] ?
[02:02] <matheuuz> algum brasileiro ou alguem que fale o idioma portugues ?
[02:02] <gil_> Anyone recently installed Jaunty 64 bit and gotten the sound to work?
[02:02] <Pici> !br | matheuuz
[02:02] <TuxToaster> LargePrime: just trying to find something that I can try to get Jaunty running.  Other distros and older ubuntu versions worked fine.
[02:02] <ryanTzor> zykotick9 well im having some wireless trouble and i was hoping an update might solve it
[02:02] <ryanTzor> but i guess not =(
[02:02] <LargePrime> TuxToaster: if you do comprehensive mem testing you can likly help out posting you did so in that thread
[02:02] <ZykoticK9> gil_, my sound is working fine under 64 bit with some onboard card
[02:02] <shola> hello
[02:02] <shola> hi
[02:02] <TuxToaster> LargePrime: good idea
[02:02] <ryanTzor> Kalmi__ have you tried to update your system recently?
[02:03] <LargePrime> Greetings, repost.  I dual boot Win and Ubuntu.  I formatted and merged and extra partition inside of windows.  Now grub is confused and lost my Ubuntu partition.  I followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows and when I rebooted grub still gives an 'error 22, partition not found'.  I am currently in a live session.  Any help?
[02:03] <gil_> I have a SB audigy gamer, It will not attach the driver to the card.
[02:03] <LargePrime> anyone help with a boot problem?
[02:04] <joss193> hi
[02:04] <ruler> i have installed ubuntu in entire drive can i create a different size local disk
[02:04] <gil_> what is the boot problem?
[02:04] <LargePrime> !ask
[02:04] <shola> I'm sorry, I'm new to Linux, but how do I install a game. I downloaded Regnum and the box is just there, I'm not sure how to open it.
[02:04] <Kalmi__> ryanTzor, yes... just run apt-get update... all fine
[02:04] <shadow420> shola give us the full nume of the file
[02:04] <LargePrime> Greetings.  I dual boot Win and Ubuntu.  I formatted and merged and extra partition inside of windows.  Now grub is confused and lost my Ubuntu partition.  I followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows and when I rebooted grub still gives an 'error 22, partition not found'.  I am currently in a live session.  Any help?
[02:05] <LargePrime> gil_
[02:05] <shola> RegnumOnlineInstall_32
[02:05] <ryanTzor> kalmi__ i get the same error
[02:05] <gil_> yes
[02:05] <shadow420> shola first open terminal then run sudo chmod +x RegnumOnlineInstall_32
[02:06] <LargePrime> above my ping of you gil_ is my question
[02:06] <Kalmi__> ryanTzor, same error as who?
[02:06] <ryanTzor> kalmi__ as the one i told you before
[02:06] <Rohaq> evening all, I'm back :)
[02:06] <ryanTzor> kalmi__ the one i had before when i ran the update manager
[02:06] <LargePrime> we missed you
[02:06] <shola> "chmod: cannont access 'RegnumOnlineInstall_32': No such file or directory
[02:06] <ryanTzor> <3
[02:06] <ryanTzor> o.o
[02:06] <shadow420> shola then while in terminal then use this command ./RegnumOnlineInstall_32
[02:07] <Rohaq> going to sound like an odd question: I've made a script to mount my encrypted directory, any idea if I can make it  a command accessible from anywhere, but only for my account?
[02:07] <shadow420> shola did you cd to you desktop
[02:07] <LargePrime> ryanTzor: can you help with a boot problem?
[02:07] <Rohaq> granted it'll be useless for anyone but me, since I know the password, but it'd be fairly cool for it to be a command only I can run :)
[02:07] <shola> shadow420 what do you mean?
[02:07] <ryanTzor> largePrime: i can try man but i doubt it. im no linux guru
[02:07] <ZykoticK9> Rohaq, put the script in ~/bin and make sure it's in your path, then only you can execute it
[02:08] <Rohaq> ZykoticK9, sweet, thank you :)
[02:08] <shadow420> shola what does terminal show right now
[02:08] <ryanTzor> zykotick9 have you figured out anything about my update fiasco?
[02:08] <Kalmi__> ryanTzor, you have messed up your sources.list, right?
[02:08] <gil_> I was able to rescue my windows patition under similar conditions yesterday. Have you tried to boot in demo mode and fix it?
[02:08] <ryanTzor> Kalmi__ i didn't have to the # was already there
[02:08] <ZykoticK9> Rohaq, you could also set permission so only you can run it
[02:08] <shola> shadow420   bash: ./RegnumOnlineInstall_32: No such file or directory
[02:09] <Kalmi__> ryanTzor, I take that as a "yes, i did"
[02:09] <Rohaq> ZykoticK9, ah, that's true
[02:09] <ZykoticK9> ryanTzor, sorry man, i gots nothing
[02:09] <ryanTzor> kalmi__ *blush* yea
[02:09] <LargePrime> gil_ do you think you can help?
[02:09] <ryanTzor> zykotick9 its cool man =p peace out
[02:09] <shadow420> shola enter this dir and give me what it shows
[02:09] <iamtechno> Guys try to keep it topical.
[02:09] <ruler> i have installed ubuntu in entire hard disk but i want to patision it now please help me
[02:10] <Rohaq> ZykoticK9, would save me making another subdir in my home dir too :P
[02:10] <LargePrime> ryanTzor: did you google RegnumOnlineInstall_32?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5293111
[02:10] <ZykoticK9> Rohaq, ~/bin isn't there by default though...
[02:10] <eseven73> !info gparted | ruler
[02:10] <ryanTzor> largeprime: huh?
[02:11] <ryanTzor> largeprime: that's not the problem i am having
[02:11] <LargePrime> rayntzor mistype sorry
[02:11] <Rohaq> ZykoticK9, I guessed :)
[02:11] <shola> shadow420   Desktop Documents Examples Firefox_wallpaper.png   Jagex_runescape_preferences.dat  Music   Pictures   psupdater.bin    Public    Templates     Videos      Zezima
[02:12] <ryanTzor> Largeprime: no worries haha
[02:12] <Guest41135> hey
[02:12] <shadow420> shola enter this cd Desktop
[02:12] <ryanTzor> kalmi__ i'm finding a bunch of different threads about this update error but not my spesific error
[02:12] <ryanTzor> -list
[02:12] <Guest41135> hey i have a question
[02:12] <shadow420> shola enter this then use dir again
[02:12] <Guest41135> is there any way to get the wpnt121 wireless usb adapter to work on ubuntu?
[02:13] <Kalmi__> ryanTzor, pm
[02:13] <kent> leave
[02:13] <shola> shadow420, alot of stuff appeared. But it shows RegnumOnlineInstall_32
[02:13] <talonstriker2> ubuntu (jaunty) beeps whenever I shutdown, how can I stop it from beeping
[02:13] <LargePrime> I dual boot Win and Ubuntu.  I formatted and merged and extra partition inside of windows.  Now grub is confused and lost my Ubuntu partition.  I followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows and when I rebooted grub still gives an 'error 22, partition not found'.  I am currently in a live session.  Any help?
[02:13] <kent> quit
[02:14] <dsdeiz> anyone using wbar? :S
[02:14] <shadow420> shola the use chmod +x RegnumOnlineInstall_32 the ./RegnumOnlineInstall_32
[02:14] <usr13> Guest41135: A google search turns up:  http://www.drivers.mrjuan.com/download-9038-15-wpnt121-linux-ubuntu.html
[02:14] <kent> <
[02:14] <thelaugh1ngmime> how easy is it to set up a samba share so i can see my hard drives in my ubu server
[02:14] <Guest41135> 3
[02:15] <dsdeiz> <3
[02:15] <thelaugh1ngmime> :(:)
[02:15] <usr13> LargePrime: you "formatted and merged and extra partition inside of windows"?  Can you elaborate, or restate?
[02:15] <CokeNCode> guys, i'm looking for a way to watch tv online with ubuntu. Is there an ubuntu version of tvtuner ?
[02:16] <ZykoticK9> LargePrime, i'm with usr13 what does that mean?  can you still boot windows right now?
[02:16] <shola> W00t
[02:16] <shola> thanks shadow420
[02:16] <shadow420> shola np
[02:16] <dsdeiz> did you get regnum to work shola ?
[02:16] <shola> yes dsdeiz
[02:16] <shola> thanks alot shadow420
[02:17] <JorgeJorgesson> CokeNCode: medibuntu
[02:17] <shadow420> shola your quite welcome
[02:17] <thelaugh1ngmime> how do i set up a samba server so i can see my files on a windows PC ?
[02:17] <LargePrime> usr13: ZykoticK9 from inside windows I merged an extra empty  partition into the windows partition
[02:17] <ZykoticK9> CokeNCode, with a tv tuner card or online?
[02:17] <kent> ex chat
[02:17] <kent> bye
[02:18] <usr13> LargePrime: You can not merge and extra empty partition into a windows partition.  What did you really do?
[02:18] <LargePrime> usr13: ZykoticK9 windoes still boots from grub, just lost the ubuntu boots and memtest
[02:18] <CokeNCode> ZykoticK9, online
[02:18] <TheSHAD0W> I'd like to fix the slow performance problem as detailed here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks#Asus%20Eee900 - I followed that link but couldn't figure out how to apply the hotfix...  Is there a built kernel I can use?
[02:18] <LargePrime> usr13 I got partition magic to do it
[02:18] <n-iCe> Ok I am on troubles
[02:18] <t3hp00ky> what is the equivalent command for ctrl+alt+backspace in 9.04?
[02:18] <usr13> LargePrime: And what exactly did you get partition magic to do?
[02:18] <shadow420> I have an Atheros ar928X wireless card I am unable to get it to connect to my network
[02:19] <elad`> I often accidentally press ctrl-shift-w instead of ctrl-w in gedit, resulting in all of my tabs being closed. Can I configure gedit's keyboard shortcuts to fix this?
[02:19] <ZykoticK9> CokeNCode, you can check out miro but i've never been too impressed
[02:19] <LargePrime> usr13 merge the partitions
[02:19] <n-iCe> I am on gparted, I mount my sda5 windows system and sda4 linux system, I want to move some files in /home/user to windows, how can I do that?
[02:19] <Kalmi__> t3hp00ky, Ctrl+Alt+F1, login, sudo /etc/init.d/X restart
[02:19] <eseven73> !dontzap | t3hp00ky
[02:19] <n-iCe> I tried in /mnt/user cp -R folder /mnt/user/windowsfoldersdestination
[02:19] <n-iCe> says Read-only file system
[02:19] <n-iCe> why?
[02:20] <t3hp00ky> command not founf
[02:20] <LargePrime> usr13 i am not trying to be thick, literally i merged the empty into the win.
[02:20] <Haraken> does anyone know how to do a windows net install using netboot pxe?  I have a few other netbootable net installs setup, but I don't have any windows yet.
[02:20] <CokeNCode> ZykoticK9, thanks. Just saw that as the first suggestion online. Gotta  try to figure out how it works now
[02:20] <t3hp00ky> I r
[02:20] <ugliefrog> Upgraded my laptop to 9.04 from cd. now i cant use my external usb linksys wifi.
[02:20] <usr13> LargePrime: You can not merge partitions. If you can tell us what you've done, we might be able to help you.  Try telling us what  you had before and what you have now, (in the way of partitions), like /dev/hda1 /dev/hda2 /dev/hda3 /dev/hdb1 /dev/hdb2 etc.etc.
[02:20] <ugliefrog> I wanst connected to the internet when i upgraded. Someone suggested i downgrade but there isnt any other kernels listed except for 9.04. is this fixable with out having to do a fresh install.
[02:21] <usr13> LargePrime: Oh, you expanded the size of the windows partition and deleted the one after it?
[02:21] <LargePrime> usr13 how do i examine the partitions I have now, in ubuntu?
[02:21] <usr13> LargePrime: fdisk -l
[02:21] <LargePrime> sudo?
[02:22] <usr13> LargePrime: yes
[02:22] <elad`> How do I amplify the sound that's coming out of my speakers? I know I can get more, it's just that the thing I'm playing is not pushing everything as high as it could.
[02:22] <wiseman1> I don't suppose anyone could help me get Half Life 2 running in WINE?
[02:22] <wiseman1> can't seem to make that happen
[02:23] <LargePrime> usr13 "Cannot open /dev/sda"
[02:23] <bunchofgibberish> Hello I managed to remove a module using modprobe command to test some kind of instability problem. How can I get that module back? Is there a way to auto-scan or (if I knew what list there was install it like that?)
[02:23] <V0iD_> LargePrime: sudo = superuser
[02:23] <raylu> bunchofgibberish: do you know the module name?
[02:23] <usr13> LargePrime: I think I see what you've done now and, well it will be complicated to fix, because the fstab file will be wrong and grub will be showing your Linux partitions in the wrong places.  The best thing you can do is put a very small partition in the place of the one you deleted.
[02:23] <ZykoticK9> ugliefrog, can you connect with a wire and to upgrades in 9.04?  you might get support for you wireless?  good luck.
[02:23] <raylu> V0iD_: sudo = superuser do
[02:24] <V0iD_> raylu: Yep sorry typo. 0_o
[02:24] <ZykoticK9> bunchofgibberish, did you reboot?
[02:24] <LargePrime> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181676/ usr13
[02:24] <bunchofgibberish> yes
[02:24] <bunchofgibberish> i've used lsmod and the module is not appearing so i need to get it back, lol
[02:25] <bunchofgibberish> modprobe -i <modName> right? however I dont remember the name lol
[02:25] <usr13> LargePrime: From what I gather, you deleted the second partition on the primary HD, and your Linux install was on the third and forth, now they're on the second and third.  It will be a complicated process to fix what you've done.
[02:25] <ZykoticK9> bunchofgibberish, can you "sudo modprobe MODULE_NAME"
[02:25] <LargePrime> ok, what if i would like to do the complicated fix to learn?
[02:25] <bunchofgibberish> I forget the module name lol
[02:25] <bunchofgibberish> starts with c***802011 I think
[02:26] <bunchofgibberish> It's a wlan module
[02:26] <ZykoticK9> is it in your terminal history right now?  the "up" key cycles through old commands?
[02:26] <ZykoticK9> bunchofgibberish, see above
[02:26] <bunchofgibberish> No I had removed the module 3-4 days ago
[02:26] <V0iD_> raylu: Could u tell me a good app for an ubuntu hardware firewall.
[02:26] <bunchofgibberish> is there a way I can check 'sudo' history?
[02:27] <Doonz> hey guys how can i see what dns server my box is looking at. its headless so its needs to be in the shell
[02:27] <LargePrime> usr13 care to coach  me thru the complicated fix, so I can learn?
[02:27] <usr13> LargePrime: You would have to show us your partition table, (the results from sudo fdisk -l) and you would have to show us your fstab file, and well, let's put it this way, I would not do what you've done because it would be way to much trouble to fix and I've been using linux for YEARS.
[02:27] <thelaugh1ngmime> how do i set up a samba server so i can see my files on a windows PC ?
[02:27] <farnaby> Out of curiosity, anybody ran into issues with a wireless keyboard/mouse & a webcam?
[02:27] <ZykoticK9> Doonz, cat /etc/resolve.conf
[02:27] <usr13> LargePrime: I don't know if I have time.
[02:27] <raylu> V0iD_: iptables/ipchains
[02:27] <farnaby> bunchofgibberish: you can scroll pretty far back
[02:27] <V0iD_> raylu: thanks
[02:28] <bunchofgibberish> oh lol I only thought it saved history per session
[02:28] <bunchofgibberish> sorry lol
[02:28] <Doonz> root@fast:~# cat /etc/resolve.conf
[02:28] <Doonz> cat: /etc/resolve.conf: No such file or directory
[02:28] <Doonz> ??
[02:28] <raylu> Doonz: no e
[02:28] <LargePrime> I pastebined my table  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181676/ usr13.
[02:28] <ZykoticK9> thelaugh1ngmime, samba is typically a server - if your windows machine is already sharing stuff just go to Place / Network and perhaps you'll see your windows computer.  Good luck.
[02:28] <Rotel> my screen resolution is stuck on 640x480 in jaunty. using nvidia fx5700le. Ive tried setting edid, modelines in xorg.conf etc. it either does nothing or i get no gdm and have to reconfigure to basic settings. any pointers please. thanks
[02:28] <claitom> ola
[02:28] <Doonz> root@fast:~# cat /etc/resolv.conf
[02:29] <Doonz> nothing happens
[02:29] <farnaby> Anybody know a lot about gspca?
[02:29] <Rotel> i must say though that in 8.04 or 8.10 this was an easy fix.
[02:29] <raylu> Doonz: then the file is empty
[02:29] <thelaugh1ngmime> but i want the files off of the server to my other 2 pcs on the net work
[02:29] <Doonz> uh oh
[02:29] <Treyh> What version of ubuntu would be best to virtualize servers on vbox with, Ubuntu Desktop or Ubuntu Server
[02:29] <jim__> Treyh: have you considered kvm?
[02:29] <ZykoticK9> Doonz, add a line "nameserver <ipaddress>", do you currently have DNS resolution?
[02:30] <jrib> !fixres > Rotel
[02:30] <bunchofgibberish> Now... I have a few questions if someone could answer them... As I am a recent windows use but understands linux but has more technical things I must know. Where (or what is) the firewall in ubuntu as I cannot see anything for it, or I think I was once told a firewall is built into the kernel?
[02:30] <Treyh> jim__, no, haven'theard of it
[02:30] <Treyh> I've read about Xen but wanted something quick and easy
[02:30] <Doonz> ZykoticK9: the tech support sent me a list of 5 resolvers
[02:30] <usr13> LargePrime: Ok, I'll have to do some guess work here... Tell me if I am right or wrong:  You deleted sda5 which caused sda6 to become sda5 and sda7 to become sda6.  Right?____  Wrong?___
[02:30] <Treyh> I would prefer to use vbox
[02:30] <jrib> !firewall | bunchofgibberish
[02:30] <bunchofgibberish> thanks :)
[02:31] <ZykoticK9> Doonz, the format is "nameserver IP1" new line "nameserver IP2" etc.
[02:31] <Doonz> without quotes?
[02:31] <farnaby> bunchofgibberish:  jrib already covered it but for the most part its not something you really need to worry about
[02:31] <jim__> Treyh: Xen's good too, but ubuntu has decided to prefer kvm for its paravirtualization, for now at least.  virtualbox'll work but it's not the intended use-case really.  Not to digress...
[02:31] <ZykoticK9> Doonz, without quotes - YES
[02:31] <LargePrime> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181679/    http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181676/ usr 13
[02:31] <thelaugh1ngmime> how do i set up an ftp server on my ubu server?
[02:31] <jim__> Treyh: ubuntu server will be slightly lighter, so use it.
[02:31] <bunchofgibberish> OMG awesome ok... now two more if you guys don't mind :P
[02:31] <ugliefrog> xchat used to have baloons that poped up when u had it set...mine doesnt work anymore whats wrong with it
[02:31] <bernz> usr13, in that scheme, things don't move around; they are fixed slots
[02:31] <farnaby> no worries on my end bunchofgibberish
[02:31] <ZykoticK9> thelaugh1ngmime, proftpd is pretty good - good luck.
[02:32] <Doonz> ZykoticK9: like this nameserver 66.90.68.25
[02:32] <zhoujingrui> still no sound
[02:32] <ZykoticK9> Doonz, perfect
[02:32] <TheSHAD0W> I'd like to fix the slow performance problem as detailed here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks#Asus%20Eee900 - I followed that link but couldn't figure out how to apply the hotfix...  Is there a built kernel I can use?
[02:32] <Doonz> Yay
[02:32] <bernz> usr13, 1,2,3,4=primary-potential; 5,6,7,8,...=logical (in extended)
[02:32] <TheSHAD0W> Or can you show me how to apply a hotfix?
[02:32] <bunchofgibberish> Linux does not need a defragger because it 'intelligently' checks upon boot if files are defragmented and 'fsck' runs before boot (this is what I am told is that correct?)
[02:32] <zhoujingrui> what happend?
[02:32] <zhoujingrui> why no sound
[02:32] <LjL> bunchofgibberish: no
[02:32] <Rotel> jrib ive done that .. didnt work
[02:33] <git__> how do i debug ubuntu?
[02:33] <bernz> usr13, i *could* be wrong, but it's been consistent in my experience
[02:33] <bunchofgibberish> How do you defrag in linux?
[02:33] <farnaby> you got it close enough bunchofgibberish
[02:33] <bowlinG> hello I am having grub issues with Win XP.  I get this error: Filename must be either an absolute filename or blocklist
[02:33] <bunchofgibberish> ok lol
[02:33] <jrib> Rotel: good to know I guess...  (you should probably be more specific)
[02:33] <LjL> bunchofgibberish: the standard Linux filesystem (ext3) allocates files in a way that tries to minimize fragmentation. it's usually quite effective, as long as the drive is not very full. it never defragments anything.
[02:33] <LjL> farnaby: it's not close at all.
[02:33] <bunchofgibberish> ok thank you LjL and farnaby
[02:33] <zhoujingrui> no one answer me
[02:33] <zhoujingrui> so bad
[02:33] <harpreet_> zhoujingrui: i just came, ask
[02:33] <farnaby> ljl its close enough insofar as there isn't a defragger which is what he isasking about
[02:33] <usr13> bernz:  bernz Oh yea, sda5 and sda6 are extended partitions....
[02:34] <git__> when i start firefox
[02:34] <git__> it stops
[02:34] <zhoujingrui> my ubuntu suddenly no sound
[02:34] <LjL> farnaby: that's not what he asked.
[02:34] <git__> when i start firefox in commandline
[02:34] <zhoujingrui> and always that
[02:34] <git__> no error message showing
[02:34] <LjL> farnaby: also, there is a defragger, it's just not currently shipped with ubuntu.
[02:34] <LargePrime> usr13 I assumed so as the numbers changed
[02:34] <git__> no firefox visual display
[02:34] <usr13> bernz: So, I wonder what it looked like before LargePrime deleted one of them?  Which one did he delete?
[02:34] <nickrud> git, try starting it in a terminal with   firefox
[02:35] <farnaby> There is one yes, somewhere. Never even bothered to find it as there isn't really a need unless you end up with packed harddrives.
[02:35] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me, when I hover over the menu (in the top left corner) a caption shows up (obviously saying Menu or something) but for some reason its in german.. . any way of fixing this?
[02:35] <bernz> usr13, if you deleted 'sda5' and it caused 'sda6'->'sda5', 'sda7'->'sda6', etc, that would wreak havoc with other mounted volumes, etc... so it mustn't work that way
[02:35] <bunchofgibberish> This question has to do with suspend/resume problems. I've tried the way launchpad has setup and I cannot just seem to get and I want to provide as much info as possible to help Ubuntu get better hardware support for my laptop. What happens is my laptop hangs after resuming from suspend and all file systems are read only, how can I go about providing as much info as possible as there already is a launchpad up about this (for my h
[02:35] <bunchofgibberish> ardware) however it is under investigation.
[02:35] <bernz> usr13, therefore, the one he deleted is the "gap tooth" (missing one)
[02:35] <bernz> (in the list)
[02:35] <zhoujingrui> help me
[02:35] <farnaby> Anybody run across this bug before here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.22/+bug/109691
[02:35] <usr13> bernz: Yes I would just recreate a very small partition as a place holder and be done with it.
[02:35] <raylu> bunchofgibberish: suspend support has always been flaky in the kernel
[02:36] <usr13> bernz: That is the only I would attempt to fix it.
[02:36] <bernz> usr13, have you seen the partition table? (did i miss a pastebin?)
[02:36] <bunchofgibberish> Is there a way I can provide more info though?
[02:36] <farnaby> bunchofgibberish: That one I have no idea. I have never gotten suspend/hibernate to work consistently well on any laptop under ubuntu. Other distros yes but not ubuntu for some reason
[02:36] <usr13> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181676/
[02:36] <bernz> thanks
[02:36] <ZykoticK9> Kingsy101, have you checked System / Admin / Language Support ?
[02:36] <bunchofgibberish> Alright thank you all :)
[02:36] <bunchofgibberish> Have a good night
[02:37] <gil__> Will moving my audio card to a different slot force ubuntu to re-recognize it?
[02:37] <tecky> Whats the best torrent application for Ubuntu, I feel like I'm pushing my limits currently with the default Transmission installation
[02:37] <bernz> usr13, looks like my log missed the first bit (i kinda jumped in); is that the "after" table, or "before"? i was just chiming in about how to identify a missing partition
[02:38] <LargePrime> after
[02:38] <Kingsy101> ZykoticK9 - yea, the default language is on English
[02:38] <bernz> (i thought it might be useful, but i'm interested in the problem)
[02:38] <binMonkey> hi, guys.  my fan is not working.  i don't know if it's because of the upgrade to jaunty or if it's just dead.  how do i check this?
[02:38] <raylu> gil__: excellent! you, too, have realized that transmission is worthless :D
[02:38] <LargePrime> i have no before
[02:38] <usr13> bernz: That is the after
[02:38] <bernz> LargePrime, recap in 20 words or less? :-)
[02:38] <raylu> gil__: wait, wrong person
[02:38] <raylu> tecky: excellent! you, too, have realized that transmission is worthless :D
[02:38] <raylu> tecky: unfortunately, you made a mistake when you asked for the best
[02:38] <raylu> !best | tecky
[02:38] <V0iD_> Any good GUI's for John the Ripper?
[02:38] <tecky> raylu:  /sigh... long ago, just now getting around to it :(
[02:38] <LargePrime>  I dual boot Win and Ubuntu.  I formatted and merged and extra partition inside of windows.  Now grub is confused and lost my Ubuntu partition.  I followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows and when I rebooted grub still gives an 'error 22, partition not found'.  I am currently in a live session.  Any help?
[02:38] <gil__> binMonkey, plug it directly into one of the white connectors coming off the power supply.
[02:39] <raylu> !torrent | tecky
[02:39] <astromme> I'm on Jaunty with a Tablet PC. When I do xinput --list --short I get my 3 devices (which are stylus, eraser, touch) but only the latter two are named. This is a big problem in Qt tablet apps because it needs the stylus to be named 'stylus' Any ideas?
[02:39] <LargePrime>  also http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181679/    http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181676/
[02:39] <tecky> raylu: any comments on Rtorrent?
[02:39] <zhoujingrui> oooh who can help me
[02:39] <Kingsy101> anyone else got an idea about my issue? its a small problem to have and it doesnt really matter I suppose but its really annoying
[02:39] <raylu> tecky: i used it, didn't like it's total lack of features
[02:39] <zhoujingrui> the sound problem
[02:39] <zhoujingrui> who can
[02:39] <zhoujingrui> need help
[02:40] <Jack_Sparrow> zhoujingrui STOP
[02:40] <tecky> raylu: what are you currently using?
[02:40] <LargePrime> seems i used to have a sda7, but not now
[02:40] <raylu> tecky: didn't like how it stayed connected to seeds even if i marked some file as "do not download" and i had all the ones i wanted
[02:40] <binMonkey> gil__: sorry.  i should have said it's in my laptop and i can't get some of the screws out of the case.  i thought there might be a way to check it.
[02:40] <raylu> tecky: deluge
[02:40] <Jack_Sparrow> zhoujingrui Please ask a complete question on one line and be patient when waiting for an answer
[02:40] <Rohaq> okay, dumb question: how do I stop commands from echoing in a bash script, but still display the echoes that I run in the script itself?
[02:40] <Rotel> binmonkey: try plugging your fan into the sysfan plug on your motherboard,  there should be 2 fan plugs at least. one called 'cpu fan' and the other 'sys fan'
[02:40] <usr13> Okay bernz, look at http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181679/
[02:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Rohaq try /join #bash
[02:40] <Rohaq> ok, thanks
[02:40] <raylu> LargePrime: uuids can be found with: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid
[02:41] <Rotel> binmonkey. does the fan spin when you boot the computer.. before ubuntu starts
[02:41] <bernz> what's "relatime"?
[02:41] <EvilBrain> what is the best i can do when my packages are broken?
[02:41] <puller> can i get help with wireless on dell after upgrading to 9.04
[02:41] <BoyahMaster> I have a hpnc6400 with intel wlan wm3945abg, recently upgraded to hardy from gutsy.  My wifi connection works for a while and then drops and disabling/enabling it does nothing.  i have to shut down the computer and reboot to get it working again, can someone help me solve this?
[02:41] <LargePrime> raylu great.  why do i want to find them
[02:41] <shola> shadow420, is there a way I can install DirectX on linnux because the engine says I need the latest version when I try to play it.
[02:41] <raylu> LargePrime: because you need to fix your fstab
[02:41] <Jack_Sparrow> EvilBrain Clean up your sources list for one
[02:41] <raylu> LargePrime: those uuids under the commented lines are probably wrong
[02:41] <zhoujingrui> the whole question is my ubuntu8.10 suddenly no soound
[02:41] <Jack_Sparrow> shola try /join #winehq
[02:42] <raylu> LargePrime: you want sda5 to be mounted as ext3 on /
[02:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !details > zhoujingrui
[02:42] <usr13> bernz: So he's using lsb and sda7 was /  and sda6 was swap
[02:42] <raylu> LargePrime: and similar for swap
[02:42] <gil__> binmonkey, check your dialogue.
[02:42] <ryanprior> I can't install LGP's Majesty Gold, it says that the installation failed on glibc2.1, which I don't have. How can I get it to run?
[02:42] <shola> Jack_Sparrow  bash: /join: No such file or directory
[02:42] <V0iD_> Any good GUI's for John the Ripper?
[02:42] <usr13> raylu: What?
[02:43] <raylu> usr13: ...what?
[02:43] <Jack_Sparrow> shola "/join #bash"
[02:43] <ZykoticK9> LargePrime, raylu has probably given you the key -- compare what you get right now with "ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid" and what you have in your fstab (http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181679/) are the UUIDs the same?
[02:43] <FatsDominoTheory> LargePrime: If its a grub error its got nothing to do with fstab.
[02:43] <puller> anyoen good with wireless networks on ubuntu?
[02:43] <davidcox> Upgrading to 9.04 just quietly raped my xserver (fglrx gone horribly awry/not supported).  Does anyone know the definitive answer of when, if ever, this might get fixed?
[02:43] <raylu> FatsDominoTheory: fixing fstab will certainly be important, though
[02:43] <LargePrime> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181691/
[02:43] <raylu> !anyone | puller
[02:43] <bernz> usr13, yeah, i agree that the fstab needs fixing
[02:43] <usr13> FatsDominoTheory: It has to do with both.  He would also need to edit / change fstab entries.
[02:44] <shola> Jack_Sparrow bash :/join: No such file or directory
[02:44] <Jack_Sparrow> FatsDominoTheory there may be a grub error now, but if he played with those partitions, the fstab will need a review before he is done
[02:44] <eric1> puller: I just got wireless to work on 9.04 on Acer Aspire 3004
[02:44] <rufuscure> Can someone recommend a decent c programming channel / server ?
[02:44] <gil__> How can I get ubuntu to re-install my sound card?
[02:44] <ZykoticK9> LargePrime, damb that's true grub uses a different HD system altogether (0,0) for first HD etc.  good luck man
[02:44] <Jack_Sparrow> shola Where are you typing that..
[02:44] <usr13> FatsDominoTheory: Because sda6 has become sda5 and sda7 has become sda6
[02:44] <BoyahMaster> I have a hpnc6400 with intel wlan wm3945abg.  My wifi connection works for a while and then drops and disabling/enabling it does nothing.  i have to shut down the computer and reboot to get it working again, can someone help me solve this?
[02:44] <puller> eric1: i got a dell xps m1530 and i had it workign but it broke when i upgraded to ubuntu 9.04
[02:45] <bernz> usr13, but uuids are important too, as raylu said... new installs make new uuids, even if the actual physical device is the same
[02:45] <raylu> rufuscure: ##c
[02:45] <shola> terminal
[02:45] <losher> LargePrime: also, I'd like to see the contents of /boot/grub/menu.lst from /dev/sda5
[02:45] <puller> eric1: here is what i have tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7352155#post7352155
[02:45] <bernz> (and then mismatches cause boot halts)
[02:45] <Jack_Sparrow> shola try it in here, bash is a channel
[02:45] <bernz> (and yes, GRUB's menu.lst needs updating too)
[02:45] <LargePrime> i am sorry i missed alot of the conversation.  Is there anything else you all want pastebined
[02:45] <rufuscure> hey thanks raylu
[02:45] <ZeroBeholder> BoyahMaster, does it work if you put the 'live disk' in?
[02:45] <shola> sorry
[02:45] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[02:45] <Rotel> lol did anyone answer my question. if so please ddc chat me
[02:45] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me the correct way of adding something to ubuntu repositries? or just installing programs?
[02:45] <losher> LargePrime: The contents of /boot/grub/menu.lst from /dev/sda5
[02:45] <bernz> (and maybe even 'device.map')
[02:46] <usr13> FatsDominoTheory: bernz  So fixing grub will only be one step in the process.  The best / easiest way to fix it is to go back and resize (shrink) sda2 just a little and create a very small sda5.  That will fix every thing.
[02:46] <ZeroBeholder> BoyahMaster, the other thing I'd like to ask is if you know that your wireless access point is good.  Mine is flaky and will do the same thing.
[02:46] <raylu> Rotel: gksu nautilus
[02:46] <BoyahMaster> ZeroBeholder, not sure i never tried it with live disk, i upgraded from gutsy to hardy, in gutsy it always worked, in hardy it works for a while and then stops working
[02:46] <LargePrime> Hey losher .  The help didnt work.  be right bach with that
[02:46] <Rotel> what does nautilus have to do with video resolutions
[02:46] <losher> LargePrime: sorry about that. But it's nothing we can't fix
[02:46] <BoyahMaster> ZeroBeholder,  my AP is good as far as I know, have 4 other wireless devices on it, 2 of them running hardy with no problems
[02:46] <puller> eric1: let me know if you got any ideas
[02:47] <shadow420> shola Regnum has a linux port use itg
[02:47] <shadow420> hey jack long time no see
[02:47] <ZeroBeholder> Well, we've ruled out the furthest hardware as being bad then.
[02:47] <eric1> puller: do you see my IM?
[02:48] <LargePrime> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181693/  usr13 losher everyone else
[02:48] <eseven73> PM*
[02:48] <usr13> FatsDominoTheory: losher: LargePrime:  I'm telling you the easiest / best way to fix it, is to re-create sda5 and shift the now sda5 to sda6 and sda6 to sda7
[02:48] <ZeroBeholder> I would try the live disk, I know from my job that particular wNIC is supported.
[02:48] <VCoolio> Kingsy101: you have a problem with repos or just doing it for first time?
[02:48] <bernz> usr13, well, it's maybe non-trivial, because there's nothing "in front of" sda5
[02:48] <puller> eric1: yea i am in your im now
[02:48] <BoyahMaster> ZeroBeholder, i guess i can also try to search for hardy drivers for this wlan card
[02:48] <Kingsy101> VCoolio - I am just doing it for the first time...
[02:48] <LargePrime> user13 et all I totaly agree.  And I only want to do this to learn.
[02:48] <losher> usr13: that's definitely the easiest way, but it's not particularly elegant. Might as well fix it properly. Just a bit of text editing...
[02:49] <LargePrime> so now what do i need
[02:49] <usr13> losher: Ok well, How then should he fix it? ???
[02:49] <bernz> usr13, i'm not sure i'd want to do a resize on a windows partition from another OS
[02:49] <Ohithere> Is it possible/probable that a reason for xfce4 not being able to function correctly, is that the kernel is too out of date for the version of the xfce4 package?
[02:49] <LargePrime> coward!!!!
[02:49] <usr13> bernz: I've done it many times
[02:50] <bernz> usr13, i've had bad luck with windows saying "hey, who messed with my partitions while i was gone?! that's it, i quit!"
[02:50] <szrhawaii> does anyone know what applications i need to get quicktime files to play
[02:50] <raylu> messing with partition table vs editing text files... i'd say take the safer, more elegant solution
[02:50] <ZeroBeholder> Remember your layers in trouble shooting problems... is it plugged in...  then look at components... then look at os problems... then look at application crap that may be interfering...
[02:50] <LargePrime> no seriously dont kill my win
[02:50] <losher> usr13: basically edit sda5:/boot/grub/menu.lst, then sda5:/etc/fstab, then reinstall grub. Takes longer to explain than to actually do
[02:50] <raylu> szrhawaii: define "quicktime file"
[02:50] <VCoolio> Kingsy101: normally installing apps that are in default repos is best because they are best supported; third party repos can contain newer or additional apps so sometimes you need those; you can do so in synaptic: settings > repositories > third party software
[02:50] <raylu> Ohithere: not in ubuntu
[02:50] <usr13> bernz: losher but what about /etc/fstab?
[02:50] <szrhawaii> i have a 32g file i want to play or convert to a avi
[02:50] <usr13> sorry that was for losher
[02:50] <doleyb> szrhawaii: does mplayer do it?
[02:51] <Rotel>  my screen resolution is stuck on 640x480 in jaunty. using nvidia fx5700le. Ive tried setting edid, modelines in xorg.conf etc. it either does nothing or i get no gdm and have to reconfigure to basic settings. any pointers please. dcc chat me plz
[02:51] <szrhawaii> for some reason it doesnt
[02:51] <losher> usr13: see above. middle section
[02:51] <usr13> losher but what about /etc/fstab?    See http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181679/
[02:51] <raylu> szrhawaii: what is its extension?
[02:51] <doleyb> szrhawaii: tried vlc?
[02:51] <szrhawaii> i havent yet
[02:51] <Ohithere> raylu
[02:51] <Rohaq> awesome, got a couple of scripts to check the mount, and mount/unmount my encrypted directory, thanks everyone :)
[02:51] <Ohithere> why is that?
[02:51] <VCoolio> Kingsy101: tell me what repo you are trying to add, I can talk you through it if you need
[02:51] <ZeroBeholder> AFK
[02:51] <ruler> virus named autorun.inf  is in the pendrive if i put it in ubuntu it affect computer
[02:52] <ZeroBeholder> not that anyone cares
[02:52] <raylu> Ohithere: because you got your kernel from the ubuntu repositories
[02:52] <szrhawaii> its a file from a phone thats a video
[02:52] <Kingsy101> VCoolio - can we pm it is easier to follow if thats ok?
[02:52] <raylu> Ohithere: so it should be recent
[02:52] <VCoolio> Kingsy101: ok
[02:52] <Ohithere> No, what if it was a Red Hat kernel
[02:52] <raylu> Rotel: what graphics card? remove your xorg.conf
[02:52] <raylu> Ohithere: ...
[02:52] <losher> usr13: in sda5:/etc/fstab we replace sda7 with sda5, that's all
[02:52] <usr13> losher: Well, I don't know, maybe it will work, BECAUSE he is using LSB
[02:52] <raylu> Ohithere: then you shouldn't be asking the question in #ubuntu
[02:52] <LargePrime> lsb?
[02:52] <Rotel> nvidia fx5700le and removing the xorg.conf does nothing
[02:52] <LargePrime> i'll google
[02:52] <Ohithere> my OS is ubuntu, but the kernel is red hat
[02:52] <Rohaq> ruler, sounds like it's a windows only virus, probably something like Conficker?
[02:52] <Ohithere> :/
[02:52] <raylu> Ohithere: uname -a
[02:53] <Ohithere> ye si know
[02:53] <Ohithere> yes i know*
[02:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Ohithere We dont support that config
[02:53] <Ohithere> its a red hat kernel
[02:53] <usr13> LargePrime: Ok, go on and edit /boot/grub/menu.lst  and see what happens.
[02:53] <raylu> Rotel: does gdm start, at least?
[02:53] <raylu> !prefix | Rotel
[02:53] <raylu> Ohithere: show me the output, nonethless
[02:53] <losher> LargePrime: linux standard base
[02:53] <LargePrime> edit it to what?
[02:53] <ruler> rohaq i cant under stand what are you telling i am new to ubuntu
[02:53] <Rotel> only on 640x480.
[02:53] <usr13> LargePrime: Pastebin /boot/grub/menu.lst  and let us have a look.
[02:53] <Ohithere> ok
[02:53] <jord> is it possible to share me 3 mobile broadband over my ethernet network under xubuntu 9.0.4?
[02:53] <Rohaq> ruler, it's not strictly to do with ubuntu, I'll take this to private messages :)
[02:53] <raylu> Rotel: i'm not going to be able to follow you unless you put my name somewhere in the message
[02:54] <eseven73> ruler, windows viruses don't work on Linux
[02:54] <arktvrvs> Question about the apache2 package: apache used to come with a web-based documentation, not just the 'It works!' page. where has it gone to?
[02:54] <LargePrime> usr13 i did
[02:54] <raylu> Rotel: after gdm starts, run xrandr in your terminal
[02:54] <eseven73> !virus > ruler
[02:54] <ryanprior> eseven73: With Wine, they sometimes can.
[02:54] <usr13> Oh...
[02:54] <losher> usr13: already done. We should afree who will direct. Too many cooks etc...
[02:54] <Rotel> nvidia driver doesnt find edid for my monitor and reverts to SAFE resolution. ive googled and tried to fix it but nothing works
[02:54] <ruler> eseven73 thanks
[02:54] <Ohithere> raylu: Linux kelia 2.6.18-92.1.18.el5.028stab060.2xen #1 SMP Tue Jan 13 12:04:44 MSK 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[02:54] <LargePrime> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181693/
[02:54] <eseven73> ryanakca, only if wine is run as root
[02:54] <eseven73> ruler, np
[02:54] <raylu> arktvrvs: i believe it's configured in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/default
[02:54] <losher> usr13: afree -> agree
[02:54] <Rotel> raylu - nvidia driver doesnt find edid for my monitor and reverts to SAFE resolution. ive googled and tried to fix it but nothing works
[02:54] <lacrymology> is there a way for me to tell the scheduler not to give all my processor to a process (say rar, for example)
[02:54] <eseven73> ryanprior, I mean, darn too many ryans in here ;)
[02:54] <usr13> LargePrime: Give me the url again.
[02:54] <ryanprior> eseven73: A virus can do a lot of harm without having root. :-)
[02:54] <LargePrime> i assume hd0,6 to hd0,4
[02:55] <raylu> Ohithere: any particular reason you're running that?
[02:55] <LargePrime> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181693/
[02:55]  * bernz takes off his apron (too many cooks)  ;-)
[02:55] <eseven73> ryanprior, highly unlikely though.
[02:55] <Ohithere> i wish i wasnt to be honest
[02:55] <bernz> g'night everyone, back tomorrow (or soonish)
[02:55] <raylu> Ohithere: so... don't...?
[02:55] <Ohithere> but its a kernel that was preloaded and locked by my vps provider
[02:55] <LargePrime> not that i do not like your cookinf bernz
[02:55] <LargePrime> ahh crap
[02:55] <raylu> Ohithere: sounds like you need a new vps
[02:55] <Ohithere> ;E
[02:55] <Ohithere> ;D
[02:56] <Jack_Sparrow> Ohithere Which provider, there is nothing about that that makes sense to me
[02:56] <Rohaq> damn, was going to tell ruler how to get rid of that within ubuntu, prevent him from infecting more windows machines :(
[02:56] <Ohithere> Jack_sparrow, why does it not make sense?
[02:56] <losher> LargePrime: i assume hd0,6 to hd0,4 <-- yes, but also the uuids need to be updated
[02:56] <usr13> LargePrime: Change root		(hd0,6)
[02:56] <rufuscure> REGISTER
[02:56] <Jack_Sparrow> Ohithere Please see the topic of the channel
[02:56] <eseven73> Rohaq, he's left like 10 times in 3o mins, I think he has a bad net connection or something
[02:56] <rufuscure> oh there we go
[02:56] <eseven73> rufuscure, do not do that in this window, bad habit.
[02:56] <eseven73> :D
[02:57] <rufuscure> I'm new sorry
[02:57] <LargePrime> usr13 all 5 of them right?
[02:57] <binMonkey> Rotel: i looked around in bios and there's no fan option anywhere.
[02:57] <usr13> LargePrime: change "root (hd0,6)"  to "root (hd0,5)"
[02:57] <Ozzy> caraca q loco xD
[02:57] <rufuscure> I came here to ask you all a question, please humor me.
[02:57] <rufuscure>  i'm teaching myself c++ (c++ for dummies & the web) but I'm thinking whats the point when c# seems to be the new thing, what would you guys recommend?
[02:57] <Jack_Sparrow> rufuscure use the server window so if you make a mistake not everyone will see your pass
[02:57] <usr13> LargePrime: Yes all of them
[02:57] <Ohithere> i see the topic.. whats that have anything to do with what i just asked you?
[02:57] <LargePrime> usr13 change to root  (hd0,4)
[02:57] <Rotel> binmonkey. look for temperatures listed somewhere
[02:58] <Jack_Sparrow> rufuscure Wrong channel for that, try a C or our #ubuntu-offtopic channel
[02:58] <eseven73> rufuscure, , ah Jack_Sparrow beat me to it nevermind,,,darn pirates. :D
[02:58] <usr13> LargePrime: no  change to 5 not 4
[02:58] <losher> LargePrime: agreed, change to 5, not 4
[02:59] <LargePrime> changed to 5, not 4 done and saved
[02:59] <usr13> LargePrime: No, change to  root (hd0,5)
[02:59] <binMonkey> Rotel: in bios, right?
[02:59] <Krine11> Hey
[02:59] <Krine11> I have a question
[02:59] <Rotel> binmonky - yes
[02:59] <Rohaq> eseven73, ok, cheers, I need to sleep now, but if he comes back, can someone get him to check in the RECYCLER hidden subdirectory in his USB pendrive and remove any executables, and delete that autorun?
[02:59] <losher> LargePrime: oops. Root is /dev/sda5, that is grub's root(hd0,4)
[03:00] <shadow420> Jack_Sparrow long time no see man
[03:00] <Jack_Sparrow> hey
[03:00] <Rohaq> friends don't let friends infect Windows machines :D
[03:00] <LargePrime> all 5 "root (hdo,6)"  have been changed to "root (hdo,5)" and the file saved
[03:00] <Krine11> can openoffice open all sort of formats of microsoft office because i use microsoft office powerpoint and use these functions that make it all glitter and stuff and can it work with openoffic?
[03:00] <losher> usr13: LargePrime: please confirm. Root is /dev/sda5, that is grub's root(hd0,4)
[03:00] <LargePrime> ok stopping
[03:01] <Kaie`> .
[03:01] <LargePrime> losher how do i check that
[03:01] <shadow420> I can't seem to get my wireless card to connect to my network
[03:01] <jdsandeson> it should work in open office for the most part
[03:01] <usr13> LargePrime: I think.. losher I don't know, but if you take in to consideration that he only deleted one partition... Well, I'm just guessing.  I don't know for sure.
[03:01] <losher> LargePrime: like this. Type sudo grub
[03:01] <Krine11> i mean all the stuff from microsft office 2003?
[03:01] <raylu> Krine11: by glitter, you mean ugly, right?
[03:01] <shadow420> I am connected through my ethernet card
[03:01] <Krine11> No, I mean those effects
[03:01] <Krine11> like buncing letters when presenting
[03:01] <Krine11> will those effects work with open office?
[03:02] <raylu> Krine11: yes, most animations work, i believe. i wouldn't know since i'd rather gouge my eyes out than look at them
[03:02] <shadow420> I am on my laptop instead of my desktop on linux
[03:02] <weasel__> Krinell, they work to an extent, usually
[03:02] <raylu> Krine11: though, couldn't you have just tried it yourself instead of asking?
[03:02] <LargePrime> sudo grub, check
[03:02] <Krine11> no because i just istnalled ubuntu
[03:02] <Krine11> on my netbook
[03:02] <weasel__> the last time i tested it was on an Office 2000 presentation though
[03:02] <usr13> losher might be right... I don't know for sure.
[03:02] <LargePrime> now what losh
[03:02] <Krine11> and i do lots of stuff at work with microsoft office 2003
[03:02] <usr13> LargePrime: losher might be right... I don't know for sure.
[03:02] <losher> LargePrime: then type: find /boot/grub/stage1
[03:02] <shadow420> dual booting Vista/Ubuntu
[03:03] <raylu> Krine11: ...since you have it installed, you can easily get ooimpress and try it
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> Krine11 try asking in the open office channel for specific questions.
[03:03] <LargePrime> deja vu
[03:03] <Krine11> ok
[03:03] <weasel__> I'm trying to figure out a way to make my Ubuntu desktop computer serve music to my Win2K-based laptop
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !irc > Krine11
[03:03] <LargePrime> Hd0,4
[03:03] <powdermilkman1> anyone know how to use radeonfb in 9.04?
[03:03] <ZhouYu> !irc > ZhouYu
[03:03] <usser_> weasel__, subsonic
[03:03] <losher> LargePrime: that proves our root partition is hd0,4
[03:04] <LargePrime> ok confused.  how did it drop 2 numbers?
[03:04] <weasel__> usser_: Er, could you elaborate, please? I'm a bit new to this
[03:04] <rignes> Is flash in full screen a bit jerky for everyone or is it just me?
[03:04] <usr13> losher: System map will be off... RIght?
[03:04] <raylu> you know, it's better for only one person to give support
[03:04] <pik}> anyone here got doom3 running on 64 bits jaunty?
[03:04] <powdermilkman1> yeah, flash is a bit jerky untill i turn cpu up to 2Ghz
[03:04] <losher> usr13: crap, we better check it
[03:04] <usser_> weasel__, try subsonic, its a program that streams music/video over http
[03:05] <LargePrime> rignes mee too, but i cant chat now.  pm me if you get an answer
[03:05] <weasel__> Ah, that might do the trick, let me give it a try
[03:05] <Aeosynth> how do i find what's included in the ubuntu server edition?
[03:05] <rignes> LargePrime: I'm glad I'm not the only one with the problem.  I've noticed it on my slackware system as well.  It may just be a flash thing.
[03:05] <shadow420> !network
[03:05] <rignes> Time to hit google. ;)
[03:05] <LargePrime> losher usr13 are you mind melding in another channel?
[03:05] <jim__> rignes: it is.  ATI video by any chance?
[03:06] <LargePrime> mine is
[03:06] <losher> LargePrime: no, we're trying to fix you by committee
[03:06] <raylu> Aeosynth: aptitude show ubuntu-server or http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/edubuntu-server
[03:06] <usr13> losher: Theoritically it should only drop by one number.
[03:07] <losher> usr13: I agree. LargePrime, can we see your sda5:/boot/System.map-2.6.27-11-generic ?
[03:07] <LargePrime> onit
[03:07] <losher> usr13: I agree. LargePrime, wait a moment...
[03:08] <Aeosynth> raylu: that's not exactly what i'm looking for; i'm going to burn the ubuntu-server edition iso, not install a package
[03:08] <puller> eric1: i am back, and i still have no wireless
[03:08] <losher> usr13: LargePrime, isn't it /boot/grub/device.map we want?
[03:08] <raylu> Aeosynth: actually, it is. ubuntu-server is a metapackage that depends on a ton of other things
[03:08] <elementz> hi all. i have a problem with a f***ed up hd. it is unmountable. when running testdisk it reproducably hangs while analyzing cylinder 647. heres the log http://pastebin.com/f6a2242a6
[03:08] <elementz> what can i do?
[03:08] <raylu> Aeosynth: that, in turn, depends on a ton of other things. all of that together is pretty much what you get if you install the ubuntu server cd
[03:09] <Jack_Sparrow> elementz please dont swaer even like that.. it isnt needed or wanted
[03:09] <elementz> Jack_Sparrow: k
[03:09] <LargePrime> waiting.  i have a question.  in gedit how do i tell which disk is which
[03:09] <losher> usr13: LargePrime, sorry, it's been a while since I did this
[03:09] <usr13> losher: He will also have to rebuild initrd as well, right?
[03:09] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[03:09] <V0iD_> Does anyone know of any good web coding apps?
[03:09] <raylu> V0iD_: a text editor
[03:09] <Pici> !html | V0iD_
[03:10] <LargePrime> np.  I thank you much for your help.. both of you.  especicialy since we have a simple fix but you are trying it the hard way
[03:10] <V0iD_> raylu: yep
[03:10] <losher> usr13: I didn't think initrd would need to be rebuilt. I've never had to do that when I've moved root partitions around?
[03:10] <usr13> losher: I think that /boot/initrd.img-2.x.x whatever will also need to be rebuilt, right?
[03:10] <raylu> LargePrime: simple and good are often mutually exclusive
[03:10] <LargePrime> amen brothers and sisters
[03:10] <usr13> losher: Ok, then YOU'RE the expert!  :)
[03:10] <raylu> usr13: initrd shouldn't need a rebuild
[03:11] <V0iD_> raylu: preferably one close to dreamweaver!
[03:11] <LargePrime> great, we can blame LOSHER then
[03:11] <raylu> V0iD_: ...
[03:11] <raylu> V0iD_: in what way is dreamweaver preferable?
[03:11] <usr13> raylu: Uea ok
[03:11] <losher> usr13: LargePrime: I'm the expert. Be afraid. Be very afraid....
[03:11] <raylu> V0iD_: coding for the web is already ugly and hacked up. no need to introduce another layer of fail
[03:11] <V0iD_> raylu: XHTML!!!
[03:11] <LargePrime> ok.... what was the simple fix again???   ;}
[03:12] <cchen> Does anyone know how to fix the Gtk 32 bit module loader problems in jaunty?  Here is the error message: Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libcanberra-gtk-module.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
[03:12] <LargePrime> ok what am i doing now then
[03:12] <jim__> wysiwyg markup is utter fail, please don't do it
[03:12] <LargePrime> epic fail even
[03:12] <V0iD_> raylu: Do you not know about that?
[03:12] <usr13> losher: raylu Yes, the building of  initrd.img relies on the system.map file but would bild same image either way.
[03:13] <raylu> V0iD_: ...obviously i do, which is why i'm saying it's bad
[03:13] <coz_> cchen,  hold on checking
[03:13] <losher> LargePrime: usr13: do you want to try the simple way first?
[03:13] <V0iD_> raylu: How can a standard be bad!
[03:13] <robert11> hiya ubuntu people
[03:13] <LargePrime> no,
[03:13] <raylu> V0iD_: dreamweaver is a standard?
[03:13] <isaac_> Okay, Audacity for Ubuntu sucks eggs.  Anyone have a tip on a good audio recorder/editor for Ubuntu?
[03:13] <LargePrime> go for broke..  We HAVE an EXPERT
[03:13] <V0iD_> raylu: No I mean a W3C standard!
[03:13] <raylu> isaac_: i've used it a few times without any trouble. what's wrong?
[03:13] <usr13> losher: What's the simple way.  (Didn't konw there was one?
[03:14] <losher> LargePrime: ok. let's see /boot/grub/device.map
[03:14] <raylu> V0iD_: oh. it's great, but nobody can follow it
[03:14] <eseven73> a lot of testosterone in here tonight O.o
[03:14] <LargePrime> user13 add the partition
[03:14] <cchen> coz_: thanks.  I've been googling around but not sure where the symbolic link's broken for gtk
[03:14] <raylu> V0iD_: also, we're very off-topic
[03:14] <coz_> cchen,  do you have libcanberra0 installed?
[03:14] <isaac_> raylu it just won't record.  I've tried every ALSA and Audacity sound setting I can find.
[03:14] <coz_> cchen,  also libcanberra-gtk0  libcanberra-gtk-module  and related dev pacakges
[03:15] <usr13> LargePrime: Oh yea, that's the simple / easy way, just put the partition table back like it was and everything will work as before.
[03:15] <cchen> coz_: I have libcanberra pre-installed with jaunty 64 bit.  it's under /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules.
[03:15] <losher> usr13: someone suggested adding a partition at sda3 to bump sda5 to sda6 and sda6 to sda7. I don't think that will work, because I think the uuids will all change
[03:15] <V0iD_> raylu: I know but I have done well with XHTML 1.0 for a couple of years, so back to the original question: Any HTML editors similar to dreamweaver?
[03:15] <coz_> cchen, mm  let me search more hold on
[03:15] <raylu> isaac_: hm. no idea then. worked out of the box for me
[03:15] <Flannel> !html | V0iD_
[03:16] <raylu> V0iD_: dreamweaver isn't an html editor. a text editor is an html editor
[03:16] <LargePrime> "(hd0)	/dev/sda"  losher usr13
[03:16] <raylu> V0iD_: you don't need dreamweaver to write xhtml
[03:16] <cchen> coz_: the first problem I've encountered is the 32-bit flash plugin complains about wrong ELF class for this module which I think it is a 64 bit module.
[03:16] <Flannel> V0iD_: You should check out Kompozer
[03:16] <LargePrime> is that right?
[03:16] <coz_> cchen, are you running 64 but?
[03:16] <coz_> bit
[03:16] <coz_> sorry
[03:17] <losher> LargePrime: that looks right. And so does hd(0,4) for /dev/sda5
[03:17] <Jack_Sparrow> resizing or changing partition type changes uuid, but does not affect any other uuid on an unaltered partition.
[03:17] <cchen> coz_: yes I am.  Jaunty 64 bit.  I did have ia32libs installed and they seem to work fine
[03:17] <V0iD_> raylu: I know but I like the auto-complete and css 2.0 support!
[03:17] <blckpythn> my god im bored
[03:17] <coz_> cchen,  I am seeing many hits in google about this but no solutions have you tried  ##gnome?
[03:17] <losher> Jack_Sparrow: we should be able to prove that in a moment when we run blkid
[03:17] <raylu> V0iD_: many text editors have autocompletion. what do you mean "css2 support?"
[03:17] <LargePrime> so reedit menu.lst to hd0,4?
[03:18] <V0iD_> Flannel: thanks but I have tried that!
[03:18] <blckpythn> anyone know some really cool commands
[03:18] <lamo> im having a problem booting my system. am getting error 13 invalid or unsupported executable format. no way to edit anything as i cant boot.
[03:18] <cchen> coz_: i did.  tried to figure this out for the past weeks but no dices.  it seems like gtk 2.0 for jaunty 64 bit is broken somewhere.
[03:18] <V0iD_> raylu: could i not use wine?
[03:18] <losher> LargePrime: yes, re-edit menu.lst to hd0,4.
[03:18] <eseven73> V0iD_, nothing will compare to Dreamweaver, you might as well stop looking, or maybe try getting it to work in WINE or vbox with win xp guest
[03:18] <usr13> losher: Well, what he did was to delete the partition after one of the windows partitions, (I'm guessing the second one), and enlarged that second one.  Now if he had just  made that 3rd partition very small and enlarged the 2nd one, everyting would have worked as before - therefore, I'm assuming that if he would just shrink the one he enlarged by just a small amount and put a small one back where the other one was, it should put the partitions back in the orde
[03:18] <raylu> V0iD_: ...what??
[03:19] <cchen> coz_: this also affects chromium browser.
[03:19] <coz_> cchen,  oh man... I have no experience with the 64 bit at all ...here...all my systems are 32 bit.... I will keep searching
[03:19] <coz_> cchen,  yes I read a bug report about chromium  as well
[03:19] <raylu> usr13: you can reorder the partitions in fdisk
[03:19] <LargePrime> done and saved
[03:19] <meanburrito920_> My default program for opening .odt and .doc files has been unassociated. how do I re-associate OOo to these file types?
[03:19] <losher> usr13: bit of guesswork involved in your theory
[03:20] <V0iD_> eseven73: Finally someone who makes sense, any suggestions for using wine.
[03:20] <Roasted> QUESTION - I'm running Ubuntu 9.04. I noticed with this version of Ubuntu, if my spare hard drive (auto mounts by UUID in /etc/fstab) that I get an error screen saying failed mount point UUID etc etc and also mentions a failed file system check. Its a black screen with white text. It gives me the option to boot if I hit CONTROL-D. Then it boots fine. If I plug the drive back in, I dont get this error. However, in 8.04 and 8.10 this d
[03:20] <Roasted> idn't happen, I'm positive of it. Does anybody know for a fact if this was intentionally changed in 9.04 or the new Linux kernel?
[03:20] <eseven73> V0iD_, I feel your pain, even more so because I don't even know simple HTML that well :)  so I just use Kompozer
[03:20] <coz_> cchen,    check this   http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=10886
[03:20] <losher> LargePrime: usr13: we can change the hd0 numbers on the fly during boot it we need to...
[03:20] <coz_> cchen,  sorry no solution there hold on
[03:20] <losher> LargePrime: next step, 'sudo blkid' and pastebin the result
[03:20] <powdermilkman1> meanburrito920_: try system>preferences>prefered applications
[03:21] <usr13> raylu: Can you? (re-order the partitons?)
[03:21] <meanburrito920_> powdermilkman1: that only has Internet, Accessiblity, and Music preferences
[03:21] <BoyahMaster> ZeroBeholder, u there?
[03:21] <cchen> coz_: yep, same problems.  Someone told me to hang on and wait for the updates for the Gtk.  currently i can't run any gtk based 32-bit applications in jaunty.
[03:21] <V0iD_> eseven73: Thanks Dude i'm determined to get it on linux, wine seems my best option. VM would be to easy.
[03:21] <coz_> cchen,  oh man...that's painful :(
[03:21] <coz_> cchen,   I am still searching though
[03:21] <raylu> usr13: yes... but your filesystems will have to be recreated :D
[03:21] <LargePrime> usr13: losher http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181707/ sudo blkid
[03:22] <eseven73> V0iD_, hehe yeah there'd be no challenge with vbox you're right :D
[03:22] <slimjimflim> hi, my apache2 isn't working according to netstat...can anyone help?
[03:22] <eseven73> V0iD_, I got CS2 working in wine, if you're a photoshop junky :D
[03:22] <cchen> coz_: thanks coz_ for helping out.  What I am trying to do now is to find out where it tells gtk to find the modules.  If I can find out where the configuration file is, maybe I can tweak a little bit to let it find the 32-bit version.
[03:22] <slimjimflim> using 8.10
[03:23] <sagaci> what would be a suitable application to voice to voice talk from ubuntu to a windows system
[03:23] <coz_> cchen,  sounds reasonable
[03:23] <V0iD_> eseven73: I love PhotoShop !  : )
[03:23] <losher> LargePrime: ok, the uuid of the new root partition is 44af716b-8a3e-4836-b24d-120072184b33 i.e. we do not need to change it in sda5:/etc/fstab, nor in sda5:/boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:23] <arktvrvs> slimjimflim: ive had that problem. use apache2ctl restart and it will
[03:23] <LargePrime> sagaci skype
[03:23] <eseven73> V0iD_, yea cs3/4 no worky, but CS2 no prob :D
[03:23] <LargePrime> losher: ok
[03:23] <cchen> coz_: kind of regret of upgrading to jaunty from fedora.  didn't expect an error like this.
[03:24] <coz_> cchen,  would  sudo ldconfig    help?
[03:24] <losher> LargePrime: similarly, the swap partition doesn't need changing in sda5:/etc/fstab. In theory, we are ready to boot...!!!!
[03:24] <cchen> coz_: tried that, no entries for loading module section.
[03:24] <eseven73> V0iD_, and theres inkscape that does a fairly good job of replacing Illustrator.
[03:24] <coz_> cchen,  darn
[03:24] <losher> LargePrime: are you ready to try it? usr13, raylu: any last words?
[03:24] <V0iD_> eseven73: Why no CS3 / CS4? Inkscape sounds good
[03:25] <eseven73> no clue
[03:25] <sagaci> LargePrime: thanks
[03:25] <coz_> cchen,   well I havent used fedora for some time so I cant speak about the differences  ...you probably see them immediately
[03:25] <raylu> losher: yeah, why is this taking so long?
[03:25] <LargePrime> awesome.  pray your gods are with me
[03:25] <LargePrime> brb
[03:25] <losher> raylu: we're virgins...
[03:25] <raylu> losher: once again, linux is the opposite of sex.
[03:26] <usr13> losher:  What was http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181707/
[03:26] <usr13> ?
[03:26] <osirisx11> hello all
[03:26] <losher> raylu: takes forever, no joy?
[03:26] <tjz> welcome
[03:26] <tjz> :)
[03:26] <usr13> I went away from keyboard for a few... sorry.  What was http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/181707/ ?
[03:26] <eseven73> pastebin.ubuntu ? I thought it was paste.ubuntu
[03:26] <cchen> coz_: i like ubuntu for the easy installation but it just happens that the 9.04 seem to have some problems i guess.  it uses python2.6 instead of python2.5 in ubuntu.  All my old apps were based on 2.5.  So I had to do some seriously tweaking to make jaunty work.
[03:26] <tjz> lol
[03:26] <losher> usr13: that was the output from 'sudo blkid' which lists all the current uuids the system knows about
[03:26] <shadow420> I have an Atheros AR928X abgn wireless card I can't seam to get it to access my network
[03:26] <raylu> losher: no, the virgins take longer
[03:27] <losher> raylu: :-)
[03:27] <cchen> coz_: but the fast boot up is impressive~  thanks to kernel 2.6.28
[03:27] <coz_> cchen,  that almost sounds useless... did you consider going back to fedora until  9.10?
[03:27] <coz_> cchen,  oh :)
[03:27] <losher> raylu: why is software like sex?
[03:27] <Jack_Sparrow> losher Please dont
[03:27] <tjz> LOL
[03:28] <losher> Sorry... Waiting for LargePrime to report back
[03:28] <osirisx11> i am loving my ubuntu 9.04, i have it near perfect! one problem left is, i have SPDIF / iec958 working GREAT with prefect surround for aware apps like VLC and songbird, but all other apps like firefox/flash or any other standard media players, i think they are going to the analog version of my card. does anyone know how I can force all sound to go thru spdif?
[03:28] <usr13> losher: New to blkid  :)
[03:28] <coz_> cchen,  did you say you had all of the -dev pacakges installed for libcanberra?
[03:28] <cchen> coz_: well, already spent so much time tweaking jaunty.  will try to stick around for a little longer.  hope that doesn't happen.  :-)
[03:28] <donavan01> anyone know why my video stops playing in VLC when I resize the windows... audio keeps going but pucture freezes
[03:28] <coz_> cchen,  understood :)
[03:29] <losher> usr13: it's relatively new. Doesn't always work either. I prefer vol_id myself, but....
[03:29] <eseven73> ah there is a pastebin.ubuntu.com Ill be darned, always thought it was paste.ubuntu.com but there's both, I won't admit that ive been here 2 years since 7.04. LOL
[03:29] <cchen> coz_: yep, the whole gtk packages including dev version.
[03:29] <losher> eseven73: do they both do the same thing?
[03:29] <coz_> cchen,   ok  just checking
[03:29] <raylu> losher: only debian thinks  mature stuff is better
[03:29] <Doc-Saintly> Anyone have a recommendation for an IDE? Preferable with regex and ftp
[03:30] <osirisx11> Doc-Saintly: eclipse?
[03:30] <cchen> coz_: are you using ubuntu as well?
[03:30] <losher> raylu: actually, *I* think mature stuff is better. But then, I'm old myself...
[03:30] <coz_> cchen,  yes I am but it's 32 bit
[03:30] <eseven73> losher, yeah its a subdomain I guess Or a redirect :D
[03:30] <V0iD_> eseven73: Adobe CS4 in WINE - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=944034&page=4
[03:30] <losher> eseven73: thanks
[03:30] <cchen> coz_: how's everything working out so far?
[03:30]  * eseven73 blinks
[03:30] <eseven73> cs4 in wine?!
[03:30] <coz_> cchen,  no problems with the 32 bit at all
[03:30]  * losher thinks LargePrime has been quiet for too long
[03:31] <coz_> cchen,  other than crappy video drivers but that is not surprising for nvidia  although its not bad this time :)
[03:31] <eseven73> V0iD_, ty Ill for sure look into that tomorrow :D
[03:31] <V0iD_> eseven73: Anytime ! = )
[03:31] <LargePrime> Holy sex on wheels!  Epic win
[03:31] <cchen> coz_: lol, did you use the nvidia driver for nvidia website or from ubuntu?
[03:31] <LargePrime> losher: usr13
[03:32] <LargePrime> I'm ALIVE
[03:32] <losher> LargePrime: so I *am* an expert, after all?
[03:32] <usr13> LargePrime: Did it work?
[03:32] <LargePrime> ya ya you don't suck
[03:32] <usr13> LargePrime: Cool!
[03:32] <LargePrime> awesome ubuntu vollenteers is awesome
[03:32] <eseven73> raylu, are you alex_raylu from the forums?
[03:32] <slimjimflim> arktvrvs: thanks, worked perfectly
[03:32] <coz_> cchen,  I dont know if this will screw things up   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1073879&page=2  #17 post
[03:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !helpersnack
[03:32] <usr13> losher: Good work
[03:32] <losher> LargePrime: I don't suck. Was there ever higher praise offered to anyone?
[03:32] <coz_> cchen,  that is for older libcanberra  but  maybe
[03:33] <eseven73> raylu, ah  nvm that's alex_rayu my bad
[03:33] <Jack_Sparrow> !chroot
[03:33] <LargePrime> losher not here my friend
[03:33] <shadow420> hey I have Atheros AR928X Wireless Card it can see the network but it won't connect
[03:33] <losher> LargePrime: amen, brothers & sisters...
[03:33] <Doc-Saintly> holy crap... eclipse is a HUGE install
[03:33] <LargePrime> thanks.  seriously thanks.  we did it the hard way
[03:33] <raylu> eseven73: i don't post much on the forums
[03:34] <losher> usr13: raylu: thanks for your support & keeping me honest...
[03:34] <eseven73> ah ok
[03:34] <V0iD_> !ZFS
[03:34] <raylu> Doc-Saintly: you mean a huge, ugly ide for a huge ugly programming language for a huge, ugly virtual machine is... huge?
[03:34] <LargePrime> raylu thanks also
[03:34] <BoyahMaster> hi
[03:34] <coz_> cchen,  this might be of interest   https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=456839
[03:34] <Spenser> Hello
[03:34] <usr13> losher: Was interesting. I've not done that before.
[03:35] <cchen> coz_: this gave me a good idea.  instead of using dkpg to force architecture install libcanberra-gtk-module, I can just extract it to /usr/lib32/gtk-2.0/modules.  that way, it wouldn't break the package since the .deb version of libcanberra-gtk-module's default installation path is the same as the 64 bit
[03:35] <LargePrime> so the uuids only change when the actual partition is resized, right?
[03:35] <raylu> LargePrime: no
[03:35] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[03:35] <Spenser> Could anyone help me out here? I just dual boot installed ubuntu with windows xp and i'm having some update/mozilla issues
[03:35] <raylu> LargePrime: partitioning and creating filesystems are totally separate operations
[03:36] <LargePrime> howcome mine didnt change
[03:36] <TroN-0074> anyone using ubuntu in a PC with an intel i810 video card?
[03:36] <cchen> coz_: i just had to make a note of what I've manually installed here
[03:36] <raylu> LargePrime: the uuid is of the filesystem and it is created when a new filesystem is created
[03:36] <coz_> cchen,  ok if you know what you are doing :)
[03:36] <osirisx11> i have SPDIF / iec958 working GREAT with prefect surround for aware apps like VLC and songbird, but all other apps like firefox/flash or any other standard media players, i think they are going to the analog version of my card. does anyone know how I can force all sound to go thru spdif?
[03:36] <coz_> cchen,  ah ok
[03:36] <V0iD_> Spenser: Did you use wubi?
[03:36] <LargePrime> raylu: when would it change
[03:36] <losher> usr13: it's not well documented. The usual scattered over a million places thing...
[03:36] <cchen> coz_: one sec, let me try it now
[03:36] <coz_> ok
[03:37] <Spenser> What is wibi?
[03:37] <mah> !wubi
[03:37] <coz_> wubi
[03:37] <LargePrime> hey should I write this up and post it on the forums?
[03:37] <Spenser> wubi*
[03:37] <raylu> LargePrime: like i said, it's created when a new filesystem is created
[03:37] <Ohithere> Ok, so in this case, running such an outdated and shitty kernel.. it can effect the way packages run and things are installed.. right
[03:37] <raylu> Ohithere: ubuntu makes modifications to the vanilla kernel
[03:37] <raylu> Ohithere: red hat does the same (i assume we're still talking about this?)
[03:38] <Ohithere> ya
[03:38] <losher> LargePrime: raylu: I can't remember if resizing changes the uuid. Strictly speaking, it should, since the uuid is unique, and a resized partition is clearly not identical to the original one
[03:38] <Brian_S> ubuntu is cool
[03:38] <Brian_S> ;o
[03:38] <raylu> Ohithere: then ,they make sure that their respective packages run on their respective kernels
[03:38] <LargePrime> raylu so it never changes.  so repartitioning should not change it unless that partitioning forces a recreate of the FS, right?
[03:38] <raylu> Ohithere: that something failed is no surprise, regardless of age or version
[03:38] <raylu> LargePrime: exactly
[03:38] <losher> LargePrime: if you write it up, I'll proofread it...
[03:38] <Ohithere> then why is it that basically every shit i try and run.. nothing works.. at all.
[03:38] <Spenser> Void could i private chat you?
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> LargePrime resizing should also change the uuid
[03:38] <LargePrime> losh pm your email.
[03:38] <raylu> Ohithere: ...
[03:38] <V0iD_> Spenser: yep!
[03:39] <Ohithere> and i know how to install these things because ive installed them on other boxes..
[03:39] <raylu> Ohithere: i juts got done explaining why it's obvious that nothing runs
[03:39] <RedSocrates> !language | Ohithere
[03:39] <Spenser> how? haha
[03:39] <GhostWolf_> hi all im having some issues i don't know if im at the right chan or not but is there a way i can do to get a popup or a promt to install all plugins available for firefox?
[03:39] <LargePrime> but not deleting the partition
[03:39] <raylu> Jack_Sparrow: no it shouldn't
[03:39] <LargePrime> but not deleting A partition
[03:39] <Ohithere> well, you didnt really explain why its not working.. so why?
[03:39] <eseven73> V0iD_, I donno man I looked over that post about cs4 photoshop, and It looks like it requires a lot of hacking/compiling from GIT and whatnot,,, icky icky. :(
[03:39] <raylu> Ohithere: because the ubuntu packages are made to run on and tested against the ubuntu kernel
[03:39] <Ohithere> ah
[03:39] <Ohithere> mk
[03:39] <Ohithere> <3
[03:39] <raylu> Ohithere: which has code that is different from the red hat kernel
[03:40] <Ohithere> i imagined
[03:40] <raylu> Ohithere: which... is what i just said
[03:40] <Ohithere> ok ok i didnt notice
[03:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Ohithere As I said earlier, we dont support a redhar kernel in ubuntu.. sorry but blame the people that supplied it to you
[03:40] <Ohithere> take it easy lol
[03:40] <Ohithere> well i know what you dont support
[03:40] <V0iD_> eseven73: I know but it might be stable ! Will give a try tomorrow. : )
[03:41] <eseven73> ok let me know, im in here like all day, you cant miss me :D
[03:41] <Ohithere> and that was for?
[03:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Offtopic
[03:41] <V0iD_> eseven73: Will do ! ; )
[03:41] <Ohithere> wtf
[03:41] <eseven73> V0iD_, I just don't talk a lot, but I am here, lurking in the bushes ;)
[03:42] <Eklianteh> Guys I'm looking around for a decent laptop that'll run ubuntu out of the box.  Don't need top of the line, just something solid and will last.  What brands do y'all reccommend?
[03:42] <shivraj> is there any tool to adjust the gamma on a laptop screen ?
[03:42] <losher> Ohithere: in answer to you question: it's not possible to test a lot of combinations, so basically the farther away you move from a completely standard configuration, the less likely it is to have been tested, and the more likely it is to go wrong
[03:42] <raylu> Eklianteh: price range?
[03:42] <shivraj> my ibm t60's screen looks horrible
[03:42] <xangua> Eklianteh:  Dell
[03:42] <LargePrime> ok then If i want to resize windows, i need to use a windows tool?  does windows have uuid like things?
[03:42] <V0iD_> eseven73: And I drift through the V0iD ! ; )
[03:42] <raylu> LargePrime: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid, your ntfs partition has a uuid
[03:42] <Jack_Sparrow> LargePrime you can resize ntfs with gparted, just defrag twice  before you do
[03:43] <dsdeiz> what is the application again that takes screenshots?
[03:43] <xangua> agg here in México is almost imposible to find a laptop preinstaled with linux, and compañies like Acer sucks, the devolution cost morethan 50 dollars
[03:43] <Eklianteh> raylu:  Probably below $500, maybe below $1k
[03:43] <dsdeiz> the default app in ubuntu
[03:43] <dsdeiz> !screenshot
[03:43] <usr13> Eklianteh: Most of 'em work ok.  I just installed on a Dell Latitude X300 and everything worked fine.
[03:43] <raylu> Eklianteh: thinkpads run $800-900
[03:43] <dsdeiz> !screenshots
[03:43] <eseven73> dsdeiz, there are screenshop widgets, look in panel preferences
[03:44] <eseven73> all *buntu's have it
[03:44] <raylu> dsdeiz: gnome-screenshot
[03:44] <Jack_Sparrow> dsdeiz gnome-screenshot --interactive
[03:44] <Eklianteh> My main focus is ubuntu, internet, 13-15" screen, OpenOffice, and a crapload of battery life.
[03:44] <coz_> shivraj, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=630092
[03:44] <LargePrime> raylu Jack_Sparrow does that mean gparted takes care of the uuids?
[03:44] <LargePrime> on a NTFS ?
[03:44] <Jack_Sparrow> LargePrime Depends on what you mean by takes care of.
[03:44] <raylu> Eklianteh: oh. the thinkpad netbooks (forgot the series name) is cheaper
[03:44] <usr13> Eklianteh: But had to use a PXE server becuase there's no optical drive in the X300.  Could have also have booted to a USB drive and installed from that.. but..
[03:44] <raylu> LargePrime: uh...
[03:44] <LargePrime> does not break the OS?
[03:45] <LargePrime> xp/vista
[03:45] <raylu> LargePrime: creating a filesystem involves making the uuid and whatnot...
[03:45] <Eklianteh> netbooks are too small
[03:45] <Jack_Sparrow> LargePrime If you add a partition or edit a liunux one with gparted you will need to edit things again
[03:45] <Spenser> Could anyone help me out here? I just dual boot installed ubuntu with windows xp and i'm having some update/mozilla issues
[03:45] <Eklianteh> Or maybe I'm not fully educated in everything they can do
[03:45] <LargePrime> edit my grub boot menu?
[03:46] <raylu> Eklianteh: they're just less powerful, smaller machines
[03:46] <cchen> coz_: back.  nope, for some reason gtk still look for libcanberra-gtk-module.so in /usr/lib/gtk-2.0 instead of /usr/lib32/gtk-2.0.
[03:46] <Frijolie> any reported bugs in firefox? I can't get mine to load..it continually crashes upon start up
[03:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Spenser Please let people know if you used wubi to setup the dual boot.
[03:46] <Frijolie> just started happening
[03:46] <coz_> cchen,   darn   I wish I had more to offer you on this
[03:46] <Spenser> I used a boot disk
[03:46] <usr13> Spenser: What's it doing?  Or not doing?
[03:46] <losher> LargePrime: if the uuids on the root & swap partitions change, you will need to edit your grub menu & your fstab, since they use the uuids to locate the appropriate partitions
[03:46] <raylu> Eklianteh: the X series is the netbook. those are 12.1 or 13.3": http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/controller/e/web/LenovoPortal/en_US/catalog.workflow:expandcategory?current-catalog-id=12F0696583E04D86B9B79B0FEC01C087&current-category-id=8FA114A7D9FF4F38AE8E19B36EC665A7
[03:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Frijolie Try disabling the addons/plugins
[03:46] <Frijolie> Jack_Sparrow, how do you do that if it wont even load?
[03:47] <Spenser> It says I do not have enough space to install updates and I cannot use Mozilla in any way shape or form
[03:47] <raylu> Eklianteh: wait, i lied. those are more expensive...
[03:47] <cchen> coz_: but the funny part here is that I do sudo apt-get remove --purge libcanberra-gtk-module to and the error's gone.
[03:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Frijolie There should be a way to use nautilus and pull them from the folder/directory
[03:47] <Eklianteh> raylu, may I pm
[03:47] <LargePrime> Jack_Sparrow: raylu losher  so if i resize windows, will it boot from grub?
[03:47] <Eklianteh> ?
[03:47] <Frijolie> I get "Starting Firefox" on the taskbar but then the window goes away and nothing is displayed
[03:47] <coz_> cchen,  mm  and a reinstaltion does nothing right?
[03:47] <cchen> coz_: so far nothing broken but my theme and flashplugin still running fine
[03:48] <raylu> LargePrime: yes, though it'll complain the first time
[03:48] <raylu> Eklianteh: sure
[03:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Frijolie drop into a terminal and type firefox and look for errors
[03:48] <coz_> cchen,   ok I am officially confused :)
[03:48] <Kingsy101> I have just downloaded a torrent, and its in a .bin format.. is that what I think it is? an iso?
[03:48] <cchen> coz_: haha, now I don't know what this module is for anymore.  hehe
[03:49] <Frijolie> Jack_Sparrow, I type "firefox" in a terminal and immediately get another prompt--nothing is displayed
[03:49] <coz_> cchen,    :)
[03:49] <g1zmog0> Hi, Im having trouble increasing my refresh rate through the xorg.conf
[03:49] <g1zmog0> http://pastebin.com/m10f92c15
[03:49] <usr13> Spenser: df
[03:49] <Spenser> df?
[03:49] <cchen> coz_: weird, but now i seem to be able to run all my 32 bit apps...  i am testing them one by one now
[03:49] <g1zmog0> I know my monitor supports 120 @ 1024, can someone take a look
[03:49] <tonsofpcs> df
[03:49] <bc> Frijolie: firefox -safe-mode
[03:49] <usr13> Spenser: use df to look at how much space you have (or don't have).
[03:49] <LargePrime> wait let me ask this senario. I am a new ubuntu user, i try a live cd.  I like it so i do a small install.  Play a bit and now i need a bigger install.  like it a lot and now windows is real small and ubuntu is everything else.  HOW do users follow this path without doing what i did raylu losher Jack_Sparrow
[03:49] <coz_> cchen,  mm well if that solves it it seems like an odd solution :)
[03:49] <PuTrA_caem> rere_c3w
[03:50] <osirisx11> does anyone know how to force sound in alsa through digital spdif instead of analog?
[03:50] <tonsofpcs> jackd
[03:50] <raylu> LargePrime: they don't. they save their large files to their windows partition
[03:50] <losher> LargePrime: if you're typical, when you had windows only, you booted using the windows boot mgr (whatever it;s called). When you installed Ubuntu, the windows bootloader got replaced by grub. Now when you boot, you start grub, and one of the options grub gives you is to 'chain' to the windows bootloader so you can continue running windows if you like...
[03:50] <raylu> losher: ntldr
[03:50] <Spenser> I'm sorry i am very new with this. What is df? and how do I check it
[03:50] <cchen> coz_: doesn't make sense to me but i was going to remove the package and reinstall the package.  but after remove, everything runs great~
[03:51] <raylu> actually, grub never replaces the windows bootloader, it always chains ntldr
[03:51] <cchen> coz_: wondering why ubuntu put that there
[03:51] <Jack_Sparrow> LargePrime Generally a fresh install takes very little time and we have the new user setup a sep /home and other tings to make future upgrades and backups simpler
[03:51] <losher> raylu: thanks. Now can someone keep me honest about the boot sequence?
[03:51] <raylu> Spenser: df is a command
[03:51] <raylu> Spenser: run "df -hx tmpfs" in a terminal
[03:51] <losher> LargePrime: you deleted a partition at some point didn't you? Most users don't do that...
[03:51] <coz_> cchen,  ok I am not sure either   but if this solves it  well... you can tell others :)   although it does seem a bit odd
[03:51] <raylu> losher:  9:51:02       raylu> actually, grub never replaces the windows bootloader, it always chains ntldr
[03:51] <cchen> coz_: i would test run it for a couple days and see if any more errors show up.  :-)
[03:52] <coz_> cchen,  sounds like a reasonable plan
[03:52] <usr13> Spenser: Just open a terminal and type   df
[03:52] <sloth> hy
[03:52] <cchen> coz_: thanks coz_ for your help.  ;-)
[03:52] <sloth> cchen: r u ^_^
[03:52] <coz_> cchen,  no problem except ... I didnt do anything :)
[03:52] <LargePrime> I dont know about that.  A lot of factory laptops have partitoned drives
[03:52] <losher> raylu: doesn't the mbr get replaced by a grub boot thing (<-- technical term)
[03:52] <LargePrime> any user installing on them would do it.  thats how i did it
[03:53] <cchen> coz_: well, you got me to try something that works.  lol
[03:53] <coz_> cchen,  ok  priase accepted then lol
[03:53] <cchen> coz_: haha, <bow>.
[03:53] <error404notfound> Do i need a different certificate for every virtual host site at my server due to change in cn?
[03:53] <coz_> cchen,  i have to break here  but might be back a bit later :)
[03:53] <Spenser> Ok i typed df into the terminal, what now?
[03:53] <cchen> coz_: okay, man.  thanks again
[03:53] <losher> LargePrime: most users shrink the windows partition & then add linux root & swap. You *deleted* something. Big difference...
[03:54] <Kingsy101> what would something mean when saying linux i386 ?
[03:54] <raylu> losher: yes. but ntldr gets chainloaded by grub all the time when booting windows
[03:54] <raylu> Kingsy101: i386 = old intel processor
[03:55] <LargePrime> losh but i only deleted something cause the laptop came with two partitions to begine with, and i saw this little partition hanging there and needed room on my win partition
[03:55] <raylu> Kingsy101: intel processors are all backwards compatible
[03:55] <raylu> Kingsy101: so, basically, it means 32-bit
[03:55] <Kingsy101> ah right I see..
[03:55] <Kingsy101> cool
[03:55] <LargePrime> ok i got to go.  hope tp see you all soon
[03:55] <illumini> sup ppl, I'm connecting via ftp to local network ubuntu server and its damn slow. im a linux noob, how can I check for updates etc. as I think its out of date
[03:55] <losher> raylu: agreed, but before it went mbr -> ntldr -> windows, now it goes grub -> ntldr -> windows, at least that's what I thought...
[03:56] <illumini> im connecting over putty as root so can do command line stuff
[03:56] <V0iD_> Does 64bit Ubuntu have the same 32bit compatibility layer as windows?
[03:56] <Dr_Willis> V0iD_:  not the same sort of animal.
[03:56]  * losher wonders if the 'little partition' LargPrime talks about was his recovery partition 
[03:56] <raylu> losher: mbr -> grub -> ntldr -> windows ,yes
[03:56] <Wiseman> crap crap crap crap crap
[03:56] <raylu> losher: sorry, by "always," i meant "always when booting windows"
[03:56] <Wiseman> oh god
[03:57] <Wiseman> I think I messed something big up
[03:57] <V0iD_> Dr_Willis: Wat!
[03:57] <Wiseman> It looks like I installed the wrong display drivers....
[03:57] <losher> Wiseman: tell us about it. we need a good laugh...
[03:57] <Dr_Willis> V0iD_:  i use 64bit system here.. works great.. no issues other then a very few apps not having 64bit versions for one reason or another. (i can name 1 app thats not 64bit compat)
[03:58] <Mezcardo> hi
[03:58] <adhy> tes
[03:58] <Mezcardo> hello ^^
[03:58] <losher> Wiseman: doesn't sound too bad. You'll need to remove them & install the right ones, and do it from the CLI, but it's not impossible...
[03:58] <Dr_Willis> V0iD_:  if you got 4+GB ram you will want 64bit.. otherwise.. try it.. or not..
[03:58] <Mojo3> Has anyone figured out how to put the minimal or server edition onto a USB drive?
[03:58] <Mojo3> of jaunty
[03:58] <sloth> hay
[03:58] <losher> !usb
[03:58] <sloth> Mojo3: it's spelt "figgered" not "figured"
[03:59] <Florimond> where can I get the 64 bit version/
[03:59] <V0iD_> Dr_Willis: Yeah got 12Gb of ram so will do! I have wubi install so need to remove and get x64.
[03:59] <adhy> search driver for chipset VIA Chrome for ubuntu
[03:59]  * Dr_Willis wonders why put a server on a thumbdrive.. vs. a normal install/live-disk with just gdm/X turned off..
[03:59] <Mojo3> figgered isnt a word....
[03:59] <peaches> how do you switch default python interpreter version
[03:59] <sloth> ask the question like this: "I can has 64 bit version!!? :("
[03:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !download
[03:59] <sloth> and you'll get it
[03:59] <peaches> ?
[03:59] <sloth> !download
[03:59] <Dr_Willis> V0iD_:  wubi is  best avoided like the plague. :)
[03:59] <sloth> ohes
[03:59] <FloodBot1> sloth: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:59] <V0iD_> Dr_Willis: Why?
[04:00] <Venport> I just installed xubuntu on my old laptop, and i'm trying to add a keyboard shortcut to start the terminal, any ideas? xubuntu does not seem to have the same keyboard section that ubuntu does.
[04:00] <socialevil> hello :)
[04:00] <Jack_Sparrow> Venport In that case there is  /join #xubuntu
[04:00] <Venport> OH thanks
[04:00] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[04:01] <Crisis> Hello.
[04:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !keys
[04:01] <Wiseman1> Heeeeelp!
[04:01] <Wiseman1> sorry, interbutts died
[04:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask > Wiseman1
[04:01] <Dr_Willis> V0iD_:  why bother? :) if you want to test linux out with windows.. use virtualbox.. much safer, and easier
[04:01] <losher> Wiseman: interbutts?
[04:01] <ed_debian> Does anybody know how to write udev rules?  I am trying to write one that calls a script when my pmp is plugged in (usb)
[04:01] <V0iD_> Dr_Willis: I have a tone of spare HDD but would only use them if i can get the ZFS working.
[04:01] <Wiseman1> already asked my question, jack.  Internet died so I would have missed any responses.
[04:02] <usr13> Venport: I always use F12
[04:02] <socialevil> When i check system monitoring or cat /proc/meminfo i see that i have 850 ram instead of 1gb. how can i fix that? i was googlind and in ubuntu forum there was a post that says that "this is because i use 386 kernel" is that right ?
[04:02] <V0iD_> Dr_Willis: I thought u would have a serious reason.
[04:02] <Jack_Sparrow> Wiseman Ask every few minutes, but Helpme  etc, just spams the channel
[04:03] <usr13> ed_debian: What is a pmp?
[04:03] <losher> Wiseman: the last thing you said was you installed the wrong drivers. I said you'll need to remove them & install the right ones, and presumably do it from the CLI
[04:03] <Jack_Sparrow> V0iD_ We dont need more reasons to dislike wubi
[04:03] <ed_debian> portable music player.  It is a cowon S9
[04:03] <Wiseman2> Ok, the long and short of it is this:  I may have installed the incorrect display drivers in ubuntu.  I just updated them and now I get a garbled mess when the system boots.
[04:03] <ed_debian> Basically it acts like a usb drive on linux
[04:03] <Dr_Willis> V0iD_:  hang out in here long enough and see the dozen+ people in a here a week with wubi issues.. and you will want to avoide it also.
[04:03] <Wiseman2> man, my intertubes are being real flaky tonight
[04:04] <Jack_Sparrow> Dr_Willis YEt another reason..  If there is a pre-existing directory called "ubuntu" in the target drive, it will be reused during the Windows installation and the full directory will be removed when uninstalling (364166). This will result in the loss of any files which were originally in that directory.
[04:04] <coz_> Dr_Willis,  that bad??  wow I will have to test it to see the issues
[04:04] <Wiseman2> What do I do?  I can't get into ubuntu now.
[04:04] <usr13> Wiseman2: What display driver did you install?
[04:04] <Wiseman2> ATI Radeon HD2400
[04:04] <V0iD_> Jack_Sparrow | Dr_Willis: Thanks for the warning.
[04:04] <Dr_Willis> coz_:   :)  its amazing some of the things the wubi users manage to mess up.
[04:04] <Wiseman2> which the spec sheet says is what my comp has
[04:05] <Jordan_U> Wiseman2: Can you boot into "recovery mode" ( press escape when you see "GRUB" at boot
[04:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Wiseman2 at the blank screen after it seems to have loaded.. try ctrl-alt-F2 and see if you get a term window
[04:05] <kalsriv_> hi everyone
[04:05] <Wiseman2> Jordan:  At grub, there is an option to go into recovery mode
[04:05] <Rotel> fixed my stuck 640x480 screen resolution in 9.04. modeline wasnt set correctly
[04:05] <kalsriv_> how to see live camera (not webcamera) on screen in ubuntu
[04:06] <Wiseman2> Jack_Sparrow: assuming that works, then what?
[04:06] <doleyb> kalsriv_: does cheese work?
[04:06] <Wiseman2> I dual boot vista, so I can't have both open at the same time
[04:06] <Jack_Sparrow> Wiseman2 you will be able to install the right driver etc
[04:06] <kalsriv_> dont know never tried
[04:07] <Wiseman2> Jack:  I would have no idea what to do once I get a terminal open
[04:07] <kalsriv_> how to install cheese
[04:07] <Jack_Sparrow> kalsriv_ sudo apt-get install cheese
[04:07] <Wiseman2> How do I revert back to what I had before?
[04:07] <usr13> Wiseman2: Wiseman2 Ctrl-Alt-F6
[04:07] <Jack_Sparrow> !nvidia
[04:08] <usr13> Wiseman2: login with your user name and password
[04:08] <Wiseman2> I'm not sure that helps me if I can't see the terminal
[04:08] <Jordan_U> Wiseman2: If you boot into revery mode you should get to a menu where one of the options is to Fix X, that will probably get you to the point where you can get a GUI and come back here for help fully removing the bad drivers
[04:08] <Roasted> QUESTION - I'm running Ubuntu 9.04. I noticed with this version of Ubuntu, if my spare hard drive (auto mounts by UUID in /etc/fstab) that I get an error screen saying failed mount point UUID etc etc and also mentions a failed file system check. Its a black screen with white text. It gives me the option to boot if I hit CONTROL-D. Then it boots fine. If I plug the drive back in, I dont get this error. However, in 8.04 and 8.10 this d
[04:08] <Roasted> idn't happen, I'm positive of it. Does anybody know for a fact if this was intentionally changed in 9.04 or the new Linux kernel?
[04:08] <usr13> Wiseman2:  sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:08] <Jack_Sparrow> Wiseman2 Print it while you have active connection
[04:09] <kalsriv_> great ... honestly speaking I want to use it ubuntu as a backup camera on my large vehicle
[04:09] <Wiseman2> well I get internet through wireless, which is through NDISWRAPPER.  Would i have that if I boot into this recovery mode?
[04:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !irissi
[04:09] <V0iD_> Are there any laptop PCI-E wireless N card Drivers for Ubuntu?
[04:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !info irissi
[04:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Ok, I am not spelling it right
[04:09] <usr13> Wiseman2: Ctrl-Alt-F6  Login with user name and password.  suod rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:10] <Wiseman2> What's xorg?
[04:10] <Wiseman2> that's not gonna screw anything up?
[04:10] <Wiseman2> ....worse than it already is?
[04:10] <usr13> Wiseman2: Nope
[04:11] <usr13> Just do it now and then do:  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Wiseman2 cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.$(date +%m-%d-%Y-%T)
[04:11] <agustinho> hi all... someone can help me to configure my multimedia keyboard keys in Amarok Player?
[04:11] <socialevil> Question : i have 1gb ram but ubuntu shows that i have only 850MB. Is this common problem and is it fixable i need my ~200mb ram :)
[04:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !keys
[04:11] <usr13> Jack_Sparrow: Why does he need to save it? It's hosed up anyway...
[04:12] <Wiseman2> k hang on.
[04:12] <Jordan_U> socialevil: Where is Ubuntu "showing" how much RAM you have, and are you using integrated graphics?
[04:12] <losher> usr13: it's just good hygiene...
[04:12] <Wiseman2> let me write this down and try it.
[04:12] <Jack_Sparrow> usr13 force of habit in case there was something else already configured in it that he will need later
[04:12] <coz_> agustinho,   I dont use amarok  .. have you tried     #amarok   channel ??
[04:12] <agustinho> my keyboard sows this problem only in amarok
[04:12] <sloth> my internet is slow
[04:12] <agustinho> coz_: what the best player for you?
[04:12] <sloth> how to make fazt
[04:12] <socialevil> Jordan_U, when i cat /proc/meminfo and when i use graphic system monitor and i dont know what integrated graphic is :)~
[04:13] <sloth> i get only 450 kbps from rapidshare :(((
[04:13] <sloth> i need fastr becoz its like 4 GB of movie and im downloading five
[04:13] <coz_> agustinho, I use for music  in Gnome   rhythmbox and video  mplayer  which is going to sound stupid since I have no idea what amarok does :)
[04:13] <usr13> Jack_Sparrow: He can also do dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[04:13] <Jordan_U> socialevil: There are many Graphics cards ( all intel cards for instance ) which instead of having their own memory take a chunk out of your main RAM
[04:13] <usr13> Jack_Sparrow: Or gksudo displayconfig-gtk
[04:14] <agustinho> my rhythmbox works well here... but, I need a jukebox most strong...
[04:14] <V0iD_> Are there any laptop PCI-E wireless N card Drivers for Ubuntu?
[04:14] <agustinho> In the truth... I dont need, I want. :_
[04:14] <agustinho> :)
[04:14] <coz_> agustinho,  mm  there is another application name  Listen
[04:14] <Jack_Sparrow> usr13 I am aware, but making a backup is standard parctice.  If he has something other than the video configured he will lose it.  It costs him nothing to have a backup of where he was and foolish not to do so
[04:14] <usr13> Jack_Sparrow: But rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf is just a cleaner way.
[04:15] <losher> Jack_Sparrow: couldn't agree more...
[04:15] <Jack_Sparrow> usr13 A cleaner way .. more dangerous silly sure..
[04:15] <Wiseman2> you guys are over-nerding me
[04:15] <Dr_Willis> 'talk nerdy to me!'
[04:15] <Wiseman2> I just want my ubuntu back
[04:15] <losher> usr13: Jack_Sparrow: move on guys...
[04:15] <Jack_Sparrow> Wiseman2 Always make a backup before you delete a system file
[04:15] <sloth> hi
[04:16] <socialevil> Jordan_U, my processor is intel my video card is ati radeon
[04:16] <usr13> Jack_Sparrow: xorg only uses the xorg.conf file if it exists.  If it exists and is imporperly written, it is in the way and is of no value so delete it.
[04:16] <coz_> Wiseman,  sorry I didnt see what happend?
[04:16] <Jack_Sparrow> usr13 the xorg contains more than just his video config.
[04:16] <V0iD_> Dr_Willis: Are there any laptop PCI-E intel wireless N card Drivers for Ubuntu?
[04:16] <Jordan_U> V0iD_: Ath9k works with PCIe atheros pre-N cards
[04:16] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[04:16] <FloridaGuy>  update manager says 29 updates...i opened it..it says 21 updates..4 blocked updates..what does it mean by blocked updates?
[04:17] <tjz> W. Somerset Maugham - "We know our friends by their defects rather than by their merits."
[04:17] <P3ngv1n-Fvck3r> netsplit!
[04:17] <Wiseman2> OMG
[04:18] <P3ngv1n-Fvck3r> lol
[04:18] <tjz> my a$$ got split left and right
[04:18] <tjz> hehehe
[04:18] <Dr_Willis> V0iD_:  it all depends on the chipset of the card i imagine.  wireless works in all 3 of my laptops.
[04:18] <V0iD_> Jordan_U: Intel. Sorry
[04:18] <Flannel> tjz: Obfuscated swearing still is, please refrain.
[04:18] <V0iD_> Dr_Willis: So no intel specific drivers
[04:18] <FloridaGuy>  update manager says 29 updates...i opened it..it says 21 updates..4 blocked updates..what does it mean by blocked updates?
[04:19] <shola> hello, i downloaded Mesa 7.4.2, and when I try to open it, it opens in expert mode. How do i counteract that?
[04:19] <socialevil> Jordan_U, as i said my processor is intel and my video card is ati radeon (is this the case when my graphic card use the my main ram? )
[04:20] <V0iD_> Dr_Willis: I have wireless but just wanted to know if there are any intel drivers available for ubuntu!
[04:20] <Dr_Willis> V0iD_:  from what i gather most intel stuff works very well.
[04:20] <tjz> Flannel, sorry..
[04:20] <FloridaGuy> socialevil, how much built in ram does your vid card have
[04:20] <Flannel> tjz: No worries
[04:20] <Dr_Willis> V0iD_:  you would have to check the specifci card/chipset and see how well its supported.
[04:20] <shola>  hello, i downloaded Mesa 7.4.2, and when I try to open it, it opens in expert mode. How do i counteract that?
[04:21] <V0iD_> Dr_Willis: Thanks.
[04:21] <Wiseman2> ok, brb
[04:21] <Jordan_U> socialevil: I don't think that ATI makes any cards with shared memory, so no
[04:21] <socialevil> FloridaGuy, i dont know. how can i see? when i lshw i see the *-pci but i dont really know what is what in that info
[04:21] <Wiseman2> gonna try to unbrick my ooobooontooo
[04:21] <Dr_Willis> xirrin:  were you msging me? I got all msg's basically auto-ignored...
[04:21] <Jordan_U> shola: What are you trying to do?
[04:21] <psyber> Hello everyone.  I recently upgraded to Jaunty and keep getting random freezes.  Where can I start looking to figure out what is going wrong?
[04:22] <socialevil> Jordan_U,  so.. what can be the problem with my ram? why i have only 850mb instead of 1gb?
[04:22] <ed_debian> psyber, start with dmesg
[04:22] <shola> properly play Regnum Online
[04:22] <Brando753> guys why does my windows os run slow after installing ubuntu on another partition
[04:22] <usr13> Brando753: It just seems slow because Linux is so much faster.
[04:22] <Jordan_U> Brando753: You may be running out of space on your windows partition causing more fragmentation
[04:23] <juli4n> can anyone help me??
[04:23] <usr13> Brando753: Did you install Linux on the same HD as your MS install?
[04:23] <losher> psyber: no freezes before the upgrade?
[04:23] <psyber> losher:  nope
[04:23] <Brando753> yes
[04:24] <wolter> oh
[04:24] <wolter> damn
[04:24] <usr13> Brando753: DId you do defrag first?
[04:24] <wolter> error
[04:24] <shola> Jordan_U: I'm trying to play Regnum Online, but I need to install Mesa then driconf
[04:24] <Brando753> no
[04:24] <wolter> ERROR
[04:24] <usr13> Brando753: You should have....
[04:24] <juli4n> i need reboot my system with  windows olny one
[04:25] <psyber> losher: my hunch is that it is that is related to display drivers.  I had to edit my ect/X11/ config to get the correct screen resolution.  I am using the most recent nvidia drivers
[04:25] <nigtv> Hello. I need to know what programs and/or daemons, that come with a standard desktop edition 9.04, that run at startup, access the ~/.dmrc file, after log in
[04:25] <usr13> Brando753: The MS OS does a bad job of file system management.  But you can just clean up a bit and it may be ok.
[04:25] <nigtv> Actually, that's a little round-a-bout.
[04:25] <juli4n> i need modify grub to reboot whit windows only one
[04:25] <Dr_Willis> nigtv:  'gdm' reads that file to determine what desktop session the user last selected..
[04:25] <Dreamglider> i have a movie here that is 700Mb but when i try to play it in VLC the only thing i see is "Use win mediaplayer"... can i see it that realy is the only content in the avi file ?
[04:25] <losher> psyber: tried googling your particular model/graphics card with jaunty & freezes?
[04:25] <nigtv> When I log in, whether into a shell or X11, I get an error message that .dmrc should have 644 permissions
[04:25] <Dr_Willis> nigtv:  its a trival setting.. you can delete the file and it will jsut get remade next time the user logs in
[04:26] <sloth> lol.. Obama's dear Justice Sotomayor sounds like a butthurt welfare-b*tch from bronx
[04:26] <nigtv> ah
[04:26] <doleyb> Dreamglider: well, try mplayer and see
[04:26] <nigtv> so maybe i should back it up and remove it?
[04:26] <nigtv> its a totally trivial error message as well
[04:26] <Flannel> sloth: Please keep this channel on topic, and watch your language.
[04:26] <nigtv> just a nag screen
[04:26] <Dr_Willis> nigtv:  the thing just has 1 line in it.. nags are if you often goof up and change its permissions.. delete it.. it shouldnt matter much
[04:26] <socialevil> Jordan_U, i am sorry for bothering you but don't you know any solution for my problem
[04:26] <usr13> Brando753: If you do not do defrag before shrinking the NFS partition, you run the risk of getting rid of files that may have been scattered out over the part you're planning to use for Linux partitions.
[04:26] <Dreamglider> doleyb: same deal. only about 4 seconds and "use wmp"
[04:27] <nigtv> Dr_Willis: yea, I opened it and its the same as it is on my other installs without an error, and the permissions are correct
[04:27] <Jordan_U> shola: Why do you think you need to install Mesa? Are you following a guide and if so could you link to it?
[04:27] <Dr_Willis> nigtv:  permissions on mine are --> ls -l .dmrc
[04:27] <Dr_Willis> -rw------- 1 willis willis 28 2009-05-26 18:00 .dmrc
[04:27] <nigtv> hmm
[04:27] <nigtv> lemme check that, but I think that's what mine is as well
[04:27] <raylu> Dreamglider: mplayer -identify filename
[04:27] <losher> usr13: you're saying shrinking undefragged ntfs partitions loses files?
[04:27] <shola> Jordan_U: here is the link <http://www.regnumonline.com.ar/forum/showpost.php?p=171072&postcount=7>
[04:27] <Jordan_U> socialevil: I don't
[04:27] <FloridaGuy> socialevil, does it that command show display for you ...scroll thru it
[04:28] <nigtv> it kind of comes about randomly, I haven't been able to attribute it to any settings being changed
[04:28] <psyber> losher: not yet... going through dmesg ATM.
[04:28] <usr13> losher: I'm not saying it will but it can.
[04:28] <nigtv> brb
[04:28] <Joe__> could someone help me set up: http://wiki.noreply.org/noreply/TheOnionRouter/TransparentProxy on my Ubuntu laptop?
[04:29] <losher> usr13: If that's true, it's a bug (and a fairly major one at that). I *am* willing to believe it will degrade performance though...
[04:29] <socialevil> FloridaGuy,  can i paste you on private what i am seeing
[04:29] <FloridaGuy> yes
[04:29] <Brando753> usr13: will defraging now speed up windows?
[04:30] <Jordan_U> shola: That post is from 2007, have you tried installing normally on the latest version of Ubuntu 9.04?
[04:30] <usr13> losher: It's not a bug, just a definciency.
[04:30] <usr13> Brando753: It might, but not for sure.
[04:30] <losher> usr13: I'll remember that next time my manager tells me I have a bug to fix...
[04:31] <Brando753> usr13: why would windows slow?
[04:31] <usr13> Brando753: I'm only speculating.
[04:31] <Jordan_U> usr13: You don't need to defrag before resizing an NTFS partition, that's a myth. If it ever was true it is not true now
[04:31] <Dreamglider> raylu: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d590a877f
[04:31] <Agustinho>  OFF: Where's the best PHP channel? what'a server? thx for help...
[04:31] <shola> 9.04?
[04:31] <usr13> Jordan_U: It was certainly true with fat16 and fat32
[04:32] <pang8> elow
[04:32] <shola> Jordan_U: I still have 8.10, should I re-install?
[04:32] <nigtv> Dr_Willis: well, thats strange
[04:32] <shola> I'm sorry but I'm new to Linux
[04:32] <nigtv> the permissions you have, because ubuntu says that it should have 644, and yours isn't 644
[04:32] <nigtv> Im going to try it though, changed it to the same way that you have yours right now
[04:33] <nigtv> im still thinking that it might just be best to like
[04:33] <losher> Agustinho: lose 10 points for not googing for 'PHP irc channel' before asking, lose another 10 for being off-topic
[04:33] <pang8> i want to know about linux?
[04:33] <nigtv> back it up and then just get rid of it
[04:33] <usr13> Jordan_U: While NTFS is not near as clumsy as VFAT, it still is not very good at keeping files at front of drive.
[04:33] <Dr_Willis> nigtv:  not sure what #'s that one is.. :)  i always get themconfused...
[04:33] <nigtv> and let it try to make it again
[04:33] <raylu> Dreamglider: no idea. it's a long shot, but try installing ubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:33] <Dr_Willis> nigtv:  no real need to even back it up - ive deleted mine dozens of times befor. heh
[04:33] <nigtv> Dr_Willis: yours would be 600 i believe
[04:33] <bishop> joining
[04:33] <Dreamglider> raylu: installed
[04:33] <nigtv> it would be -rw-r--r-- for 644
[04:33] <Dr_Willis> nigtv:  thats what i was thinking.
[04:33] <raylu> Dreamglider: ok, no idea then :D
[04:34] <nawnyc> what's this channel about?
[04:34] <nigtv> well im just going to delete it lol
[04:34] <Dreamglider> raylu: Ok thanks
[04:34] <raylu> nawnyc: /topic
[04:34] <nigtv> it has what like 10 characters in it
[04:34] <zeeble> hi. i'm running ubuntu on a dell inspiron 1525 laptop. any idea why the handrest area - left of the touch pad would be noticeably warmer in ubuntu, compared to vista?
[04:34] <nigtv> zeeble: do you have multiple fans
[04:34] <zeeble> nigtv: its a laptop..
[04:34] <nigtv> yea
[04:34] <nigtv> do you have more than one fan
[04:34] <usr13> If you don't think NTFS gets fragmented, you're living in a dream world.
[04:34] <nigtv> i mean like
[04:34] <zeeble> i am not sure whether it has multiple fans inside
[04:35] <nigtv> well, that could be it i think, im still a little newbie but
[04:35] <nigtv> ubuntu and vista run pretty differently
[04:35] <zeeble> nigtv: you're saying the fans arent running as fast as they should?
[04:35] <nigtv> vista is probably going to be like
[04:35] <Jordan_U> shola: 8.10 might also not have the problem as it was released after that thread was made, have you tried installing normally without messing with mesa yet?
[04:35] <nigtv> well,
[04:35] <shola> YEA
[04:35] <usr13> Brando753: ... but I have no idea why your XP install is running slow, again, was only speculating.
[04:35] <nigtv> i mean to say that they are heavy on different things, if one fan is near the top of the keyboard and the other is near the touchpad on the left
[04:36] <shadeslayer> nigtv: having thermal problems??
[04:36] <shola> Jordan_U: yes I have, but it said I needed DirectX, and a long process of searching led me there
[04:36] <nigtv> vista could be heavier on the one further away, and ubuntu heavier on the one closer
[04:36] <nigtv> or lighter on visa-versa
[04:36] <zeeble> meh. no. not that, i think.
[04:36] <nigtv> shadeslayer: no, zeeble
[04:36] <losher> Dreamglider: it does say: ERROR: Could not open required DirectShow codec wmv9dmod.dll. You need to upgrade/install the binary codecs package. So maybe google for wmv9dmoc?
[04:36] <kalsriv_> cheese works
[04:36] <bullgard4> System > 'Administration' > 'Computer Janitor': Where can I find a manual for this program?
[04:36] <kalsriv_> works on web camera
[04:37] <Jordan_U> shola: Did you try to install the Linux binary or the windows binary through wine? A linux binary asking you to install DirectX would be absurd
[04:37] <kalsriv_> does it work on other video capture devices?
[04:37] <shola> Jordan_U: <Linux> everyone was saying that, and my search led me to that website
[04:37] <losher> zeeble: I think I recall others saying Jaunty ran hotter than windows, something to do with fan control not being as good. Google for it?
[04:38] <nigtv> losher: well, you can type "info computer-janitor" in a terminal
[04:38] <shola> Jordan_U: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1122941
[04:38] <usr13> Jordan_U: Is there such a thing as running DirectX in Linux? (Under wine or some sort of method?)
[04:38] <dsnyders> Hi all.  How do I send a byte to the printer port?
[04:38] <nigtv> info is a longer manual, man is shorter, you can also google the package, computer-janitor(-gtk)
[04:38] <nigtv> will bring up the package page
[04:38] <zeeble> losher: oh. let me google it up
[04:39] <nigtv> you could have either of those, btw, either with or without -gtk
[04:39] <Jordan_U> usr13: Wine implements a lot of DirectX through OpenGL but that only works for windows apps running in wine
[04:39] <losher> nigtv: ?
[04:39] <usr13> Jordan_U: Ok thanks for the info.
[04:39] <Jordan_U> usr13: np
[04:40] <psyber> humm nothing appears off in dmesg
[04:40] <nigtv> losher: that would give you the manual, for the terminal
[04:40] <nigtv> if you use a gui, then you would google it and it will bring up package detail
[04:40] <diagnostic>  i need help with finding and installing a power manager on my laptop
[04:40] <nigtv> uhm, I believe there is also a directory, outside of your home directory, that has docs, but I forget where exactly it is
[04:41] <usr13> Jordan_U: I was asked about that before and did not have any knowledge about it, didn't know if there was any way to use an application that required DirectX under Linux
[04:41] <losher> nigtv: sorry, I didn't have a question pending. Maybe you meant this for someone else?
[04:41] <Joe__> I'm having trouble setting up internet connection sharing via my laptop, can get my secondary machine to connect and recieve an IP, I can ping back to the "gateway" but I can't get to the internet...
[04:41] <bishop> joining
[04:41] <cchen> does anyone know "(gnome-panel:3647): libglade-WARNING **: Unexpected element <requires-version> inside <glade-interface>" mean?
[04:41] <nigtv> oh
[04:41] <Jordan_U> Joe__: What version of Ubuntu and how are you trying to share the connection?
[04:41] <usr13> Joe__: Are you using firestarter?
[04:41] <nigtv> well, i saw you said ? to me, so i thought you were waiting on an answer
[04:42] <diagnostic>  i need help with finding and installing a power manager on my laptop
[04:42] <nigtv> that can be expected in an irc with more lines being join/quit than dialogue
[04:42] <usr13> Joe__: Maybe it just failed to get nameserver IP
[04:42] <cchen> does anyone know "(gnome-panel:3647): libglade-WARNING **: Unexpected element <requires-version> inside <glade-interface>" mean?
[04:42] <losher> psyber: hangs are possibly the hardest to diagnose. I think you're right about it being something peculiar to your hardware. I can only suggest googling at this point, which is ukrainian for 'I have no idea'. Sorry
[04:42] <coz_> cchen,  searching
[04:43] <cchen> coz_: hi coz_.  welcome back
[04:43] <Agustinho> someone knows a good tutorial about install Monaco Font in Ubuntu (with same appearence that MacOS)?
[04:43] <usr13> Joe__: Are you using firestarter?
[04:43] <Joe__> I tried firestarter, got the same results.  Laptop is using 8.04, using ipmasq and dnsmasq with dhcp3-server (which works)
[04:43] <cchen> coz_: just ran an update on some gnome applets and this errors came out
[04:43] <coz_> cchen,  yikes  not a good week for you
[04:43] <losher> nigtv: I said ? because you said ' well, you can type "info computer-janitor" in a terminal' and I don't know why, as I hadn't asked a question. No bid deal...
[04:43] <Joe__> I'd rather do it manually, once I have it working I could write a script to undo/redo it as needed
[04:43] <nigtv> diagnostic: is it not in the menu? that would be system > preferences > power management
[04:44] <Agustinho> =,[
[04:44] <cchen> coz_: nor any good experience w/ ubuntu so far.  lol
[04:44] <nigtv> losher: oh, sorry
[04:44] <usr13> Joe__: Is the other computer Linux or Windoze?
[04:44] <diagnostic> nigtv i'm using arch linux
[04:44] <coz_> cchen,  that part is distressing unless you just install the 32 bit ubuntu
[04:44] <bishop> joining
[04:44] <pang8> JOINING
[04:44] <henux> what is this thing that network manager complains about when i connect with wlan? something about .local domains and being disabled? can i disable it so i don't get that notification at all?
[04:44] <Joe__> usr13 winblows atm, only spare one I have on hand atm
[04:44] <psyber> losher:  yeah, I figured as much.
[04:44] <raylu> diagnostic: how is that, by the way?
[04:44] <nigtv> diagnostic: oh wow, thats out of my area lol
[04:44] <psyber> losher: thanks for the help anyway
[04:45] <pang8> HI JO
[04:45] <henux> ideas?
[04:45] <diagnostic> a friend recommended it for me. unfortunately i'm new with linux
[04:45] <kalsriv_> hi i got more question
[04:45] <Agustinho> how to install Monaco Font in Ubuntu?
[04:45] <losher> psyber: all I can tell you is that this issue is not a faq 9.04 came out
[04:45] <losher> psyber: all I can tell you is that this issue is not a faq *since* 9.04 came out
[04:45] <kalsriv_> is it possible to make any tv tuner work on ubuntu
[04:45] <coz_> cchen,  here is one bug report   https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-panel/+bug/327859
[04:45] <greg> hello. has anyone tried ubuntu studio?
[04:45] <usr13> Joe__: I've yet to use Dnsmasq
[04:45] <nigtv> diagnostic: well unless you are running arch linux it a virtual machine inside ubuntu, you are in the wrong channel i think
[04:46] <nigtv> g2g bye
[04:46] <losher> kalsriv_: No, some tuners work and some don't. mythtv has a list of tuners known to work www.mythtv.org
[04:46] <usr13> Joe__: can you tell what the client is not getting?   nameserver IP  or ??
[04:46] <losher> !mythtv
[04:46] <usr13> Joe__: Can you ping an outside IP?
[04:46] <cchen> coz_: usually 64 bit isn't a big issue here because i could run 32 bit apps just as well as running on a 32 bit linux when I have the right lib32 stuffs in it.  besides, i have 8GB of ram.  :-)
[04:46] <diagnostic> any books you recommend for linux beginners?
[04:47] <coz_> cchen,  oh ok
[04:47] <s1gmab3ta> my /home is mounted to a 900GB ext3 partition. to date I haven't used more than 150GB of it. if I boot into a liveCD/USB session and use Gparted, can I resize this partition (shave about 50-60GB off it) without risking my data?
[04:47] <raylu> diagnostic: oh... that's not a good choice for starting with linux
[04:47] <kalsriv_> thanks for the answer
[04:47] <raylu> diagnostic: it gives you full power.. and they admit that with power comes responsibility
[04:47] <usr13> Joe__:  Can it ping 206.190.60.37
[04:47] <usr13> ?
[04:47] <cchen> coz_: running several virtual machines all together, the 64 bit has been robust stable.
[04:47] <coz_> cchen,  did you see that link I gave you for the bug report?  there is a patch there but have no idea if it works
[04:48] <cchen> coz_: oh, the clock applet...  let me check gconf-editor here
[04:48] <Joe__> usr13 nope, only thing I can seem to ping is the other machine
[04:48] <raylu> s1gmab3ta: of course.
[04:48] <raylu> s1gmab3ta: though grub will warn you to back up your data, i have yet to lose any data.
[04:48] <s1gmab3ta> raylu: grub?
[04:48] <coz_> cchen,  and here at the bottom   http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1142518.html
[04:48] <Joe__> one I'm trying to share from is 10.0.0.1, windoze is 10.0.0.8 They can ping each other, but .8 can't get out
[04:48] <arktvrvs> little underground worms
[04:49] <raylu> s1gmab3ta: s/grub/gparted
[04:49] <s1gmab3ta> raylu: gotcha
[04:49] <losher> s1gmab3ta: it should work fine, but nothing matches the glowing feeling of having that 150G backed up to a separate drive somewhere...
[04:49] <Joe__> usr13 on the client it seems to have gotten a different DNS server, not my machine too
[04:49] <arktvrvs> haha
[04:49] <s1gmab3ta> losher: yeah, you're right
[04:50] <Jordan_U> Joe__: What is the output of "route -n" on the client machine?
[04:50] <cchen> coz_: woo~ it works.  thanks...  activate Extra in appearance...
[04:50] <usr13>  Joe__:  show us your ipmasq line you are using to share
[04:50] <kalsriv_> more question
[04:50] <coz_> cchen, cool
[04:50] <cchen> coz_: you are resourceful~
[04:50] <kalsriv_> what is vmware
[04:50] <losher> s1gmab3ta: disk has never been cheaper. Why take the chance if the data are precious...
[04:50] <raylu> !vmware | kalsriv_
[04:50] <coz_> cchen,  I just use google as well as possible i guess :)
[04:50] <usr13> Joe__: Are you using dhcpd? And have you entered a nameserver IP in  dhcpd.conf ?
[04:50] <djszapi> Hello!
[04:50] <djszapi> How can i start a live ubuntu from usb ?
[04:50] <Joe__> usr13 I tried following directions I found on the forums... they had no special ipmasq lines to use
[04:50] <s1gmab3ta> kalsriv_: vmware is virtualization software, lets you run another operating system in a window. its also wildly expensive.
[04:51] <kbuel> virtual box is really nice IMHO
[04:51] <cchen> kalsriv_: vmware is for virtual machine kind of like running windows or other os in your linux side by side sharing your hardware resources.
[04:51] <Joe__> usr13 yes, I have dhcpd... don't think I put anything in there
[04:51] <kalsriv_> do you need to buy an os to run on virtualbox
[04:51] <cchen> coz_: super googler~
[04:51] <losher> !usb | djszapi
[04:51] <coz_> cchen,  :)    did any other problems come up by removing libcanberra yet?
[04:51] <usr13> Joe__: You need to edit /etc/dhcpd.conf
[04:51] <s1gmab3ta> kalsriv_: virtualization software creates a "virtual machine." you run this machine like you do any real one... did you need to buy an OS to run on your real machine?
[04:52] <Joe__> Jordan_U Client is windoze, route -n doesn't seem to be a valid command
[04:52] <cchen> coz_: so far so good.  I even did a reboot to see if any errors come up
[04:52] <coz_> cchen,  cool and odd  at the same time :)
[04:52] <Joe__> usr13 ok, what should change/be added there?
[04:52] <cchen> coz_: i know~  weird
[04:52] <kalsriv_> i have totally replaced windows with ubuntu
[04:52] <Joe__> usr13 looks like there is something already in there from when I tried firestarter
[04:53] <kalsriv_> do not have xp or vista at all
[04:53] <Jordan_U> Joe__: If you haven't setup your dhcpd.conf then you won't have a default gateway on the client, which is what I was trying to check
[04:53] <usr13> Joe__: Good, firestarter usually does a pretty good job.
[04:53] <kalsriv_> but soem of my work related softwares have windows dependency
[04:53] <djszapi> just dd to usb the 9.04 can't work ?
[04:53] <usr13> Joe__: In fact, firestarter has worked every time for me.
[04:53] <kalsriv_> so when i bring work home i need it
[04:54] <cchen> coz_: ops, phone.. brb
[04:54] <Joe__> usr13 it all looks good... minus the line that says ip_forwarding off
[04:54] <coz_> cchen,  ok
[04:54] <usr13> Joe__: Are you sure you do not have another DHCP server on this LAN?
[04:54] <s1gmab3ta> kalsriv_: virtualization doesn't mean you're getting rid of windows, you'll have to install windows in the VM just like on a real machine
[04:54] <Jordan_U> Joe__: Does it have a DNS server and Default gateway set?
[04:55] <Joe__> usr13 there is on the main one, differnt ip range (which is why I choose 10.0.0.x)
[04:55] <losher> kalsriv_: in short, yes, you still need a licensed copy of windows to run it under vmware/virtualbox/qemu
[04:56] <Jordan_U> Joe__: What he meant was, is there another DHCP server on the same network as the client you are trying to share to
[04:56] <Joe__> usr13 no gateway, but there is option domain-name-servers... but I don't recognize the name
[04:56] <Joe__> Joradn_U definately not, there's only the two boxes
[04:56] <kalsriv_> thanks I will ask one copy from my employer
[04:56] <usr13> Joe__: As Jordan_U says, you also need a DNS server running, like dnsmasq but I think you already have that running, right?
[04:56] <Joe__> usr13 yes, it's running
[04:57] <kalsriv_> so which one out of qemu or virtualbox do you recommend
[04:57] <Joe__> usr13 the domain-name-server option in dhcpd.conf, should that be localhost, or eth0's ip?
[04:57] <usr13> Joe__: Then that machine's IP needs to be listed there on the  option domain-name-server line.
[04:57] <Joe__> ok
[04:58] <cchen> coz_: back
[04:58] <bc> kalsriv_: fwiw, I went with virtualbox and have encountered zero problems.
[04:58] <Joe__> do I restart anything after that change?
[04:58] <coz_> ok
[04:58] <jadetiger> Hello, I am new to ubuntu and am trying to stream from XBMC to my PS3.... My PS3 can see the server and folder structure of things shared but it does see any of the files in the folders. In Vista I currently do this with TVersity and it works fine. Anyone know how to fix this in XBMC
[04:58] <usr13> Joe__:  Because you have the caching dns server running on that machine and it will resolve domain names for the client.
[04:58] <usr13> Joe__: Yes, you have to restart dhcpd
[04:59] <usr13> Joe__:  /etc/init.d/dhcdbd restart
[05:00] <jr_> quick question i need to know what drive to boot from for instance the hdc1 or 2 or whatever using terminal how do i find that out?
[05:00] <usr13> Joe__: Was the
[05:00] <cchen> coz_: what processor do you have?
[05:00] <usr13> Joe__: Was the option routers  line listing it's own IP address ?
[05:01] <coz_> cchen,  well as embarassing as this is I only have a 3 gighz pentium on this system
[05:01] <Joe__> yes
[05:01] <ed_debian> scared myself for a second there!  My /dev was majory messed up!  I logged in and had no sound card at all!  using the gnome-panel at all froze the system (shit was bad).  I went to that udev rule I was working on and commented the entire thing.  Restarted and now everything is fine :)
[05:01] <Jordan_U> jr_: What are you trying to do exactly? You probably want to run "sudo grub" then within the grub shell run "
[05:01] <usr13> Joe__: That may do it.  Now just tell the client to  ipconfig /release  ipconfig /reload  or what ever....
[05:02] <Jordan_U> jr_: "find /boot/grub/stage_1"
[05:02] <joshthecoder> question, is there an easy way to reinstall /bin files?
[05:02] <cchen> coz_: nothing to be embarassing about.  pentium 4 still a good processor
[05:02] <sam555> hello all!
[05:02] <joshthecoder> i just deleted my /bin by accident
[05:02] <sam555> where can I find out what kind of computers can use Ubuntu?
[05:02] <usr13> Joe__: Or repair.
[05:02] <SectorX4> Quick question for everyone, apt-get is showing a mysql version of 5.0.6.7 but the Ubuntu website is showing current version as 5.0.7.5 and I'm not sure what im doing wrong =/
[05:02] <Wiseman> usr13: Didn't work
[05:02] <Led-Hed> uname -a reports:  Linux DevBOX 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP Wed Aug 20 17:53:40 UTC 2008 x86_64 GNU/Linu,   does this mean its running a 64bit kernel?
[05:02] <cchen> coz_: I was curious about why you haven't tried the 64 bit version but you've answered my question.  :-)
[05:02] <usr13> Joe__: But your ipmasquerade may not be working.
[05:02] <Wiseman> halp
[05:03] <henux> basically i get a notification claiming that i have a .local domain configured and since this is not a good idea according to Ubuntu, it has been disabled. wireless network works otherwise. i would like to get rid of this
[05:03] <usr13> Wiseman: What?
[05:03] <joshthecoder> anyone?
[05:03] <Jordan_U> joshthecoder: Sort of, if you extract all of the packages you currently have installed I think that will work
[05:03] <jr_> jordan_u: i have to reinstall windows which is gonna wipe my grub out and so i will have to reinstall grub from the ubuntu live cd but in installing grub i don't remember what my drive name is
[05:03] <jr_> lol
[05:03] <kalsriv_> thanks folks
[05:03] <Jordan_U> !grub | jr_
[05:03] <joshthecoder> Jordan_U, yeah i was thinking their might be a core package
[05:03] <Wiseman> I reboot, grub menu shows up where I pick what kernel version / OS I want to run.  Ctrl+alt+f6 does nothing there, before, or after it.
[05:03] <coz_> cchen,  oh   well  I had a 64 bit board a while back Asus  and couldnt get it to run properly  so I just chucked it and went back to  32 bit  which is more stabke for my needs
[05:04] <usr13> Joe__: You might need: echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[05:04] <Wiseman> actually I take it back
[05:05] <usr13> Joe__: And then:  iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -j MASQUERADE -o eth0 -s 192.168.1.0    # Edit to suit your LAN IP
[05:05] <SectorX4> Anyone free to help enlighten me? :P
[05:05] <Nom-> Hey all... i've got a script being run in a ModPerl::Registry environment, with PerlOptions +ParseHeaders, but it's still spitting headers to the output instead of parsing them... any additional tweaking anyone can think of?
[05:05] <Wiseman> ?
[05:05] <ed_debian> SectorX4, On what?
[05:05] <Wiseman> usr13:
[05:05] <Wiseman> it doesn't work.
[05:05] <Wiseman> ctrl+alt+f6 does nothing
[05:05] <cchen> coz_: i see.
[05:05] <SectorX4> ed_debian apt-get is showing a mysql version of 5.0.6.7 but the Ubuntu website is showing current version as 5.0.7.5 and I'm not sure what im doing wrong =/
[05:05] <usr13> Joe__: And where eth0 is connected to the LAN
[05:05] <Wiseman> except when I get all the way to the garbled screen, it reboots the system instantly
[05:05] <Jordan_U> Wiseman: Have you tried booting into recovery mode and choosing the "Fix X" option?
[05:06] <Wiseman> haven't tried that.
[05:06] <Joe__> eth0 is the internal one?
[05:06] <ed_debian> SectorX4, Go to your system -> preferences -> software sources
[05:06] <Joe__> usr13 or internet facing?
[05:06] <Wiseman> I guess I'll give that a shot
[05:06] <SectorX4> ed_debian I'm running it on a headless box
[05:06] <Wiseman> brb one way or another.
[05:06] <ed_debian> headless??
[05:06] <SectorX4> So im using apt-get from ssh
[05:06] <Jordan_U> Wiseman: Please do, that should get you to the point that you can get a GUI and come back here to fully remove the bad drivers
[05:07] <SectorX4> It's acting as a web serve
[05:07] <usr13> Joe__: The above line assumes that eth0 is connected to the LAN (client(s)
[05:07] <ed_debian> oic no gui
[05:07] <SectorX4> Yup
[05:07] <SectorX4> headless = no monitor
[05:07] <ed_debian> then you need to edit your sources.list
[05:07] <Joe__> usr13 ok, I'll try that
[05:07] <SectorX4> Am I seeing the version difference due to the repository im using?
[05:07] <Joe__> usr13 client still isn't showing 10.0.0.1 as DNS
[05:07] <jadetiger> Any chance anyone in here is streaming from XBMC on ubuntu pc to their PlayStation 3?
[05:08] <joshthecoder> seems apt-get is busted w/o /bin
[05:08] <ed_debian> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SourcesList
[05:08] <joshthecoder> think i'll just install a fresh copy of ubuntu 9 (currently running 8.10)
[05:08] <ed_debian> SectorX4, The sources list defines not only what repos but how new you want your packages to be
[05:08] <arktvrvs> i was under the impression that xbmc was to be run on the xbox itself but tbh my xbox is still stock.
[05:09] <losher> joshthecoder: I don't know of a better way to recover from the loss of /bin except to reinstall...
[05:09] <SectorX4> So the version difference im seeing is standard for the default source respository?
[05:09] <usr13> Joe__: In your dhcpd.conf you have:  option domain-name-servers 10.0.0.1    ?
[05:09] <jadetiger> you can enable a upnp server in it. Which I have. My PS3 sees the server and file structure but thinks the folders I am sharing are empty
[05:09] <ed_debian> SectorX4, That is my best guess yes.
[05:10] <joshthecoder> losher, yeah
[05:10] <joshthecoder> i was being lazy and not experimenting in a VM instead :\
[05:10] <SectorX4> ed_debian I have had a look at editing the sources list before..I came across a page on theUbuntu docs referring to a security source list which preferred security over stability
[05:10] <ed_debian> SectorX4, BTW just because 5.7.whatever is out doesn't mean it's better or that the ubuntu developers think it's ready for ubuntu.  they might not offer it
[05:10] <cchen> coz_: thanks for your help.  I will be back later.
[05:10] <SectorX4> But I can't find the page again
[05:10] <losher> joshthecoder: been there....
[05:10] <coz_> cchen,  ok guy :)
[05:10] <amseidler1> Does anyone know how to use a phone as a modem? I've searched all over the place and I can't seem to get it. I'm using an HTC Touch Pro.
[05:10] <SectorX4> ed_debian yeah I figure there's a reason it's at that version
[05:10] <losher> SectorX4: what version OS are you currently running, btw>
[05:11] <joshthecoder> i could maybe restore from cd
[05:11] <SectorX4> losher 8.10
[05:11] <ed_debian> SectorX4, I can't remember the gui off the top of my head but I know you can select "security updates only", "backports", and 1 or 2 others
[05:11] <kmkz> Hello, how can I do port forwarding in order to be able to for example pass an ssh request through an intermediate computer ?
[05:12] <SectorX4> ed_debian yeah I did read a few pages in regards to how the gui works to try and figure it out
[05:12] <amseidler1> Does anyone know how to use a phone as a modem? I've searched all over the place and I can't seem to get it. I'm using an HTC Touch Pro.
[05:12] <SectorX4> I mean whatever happens in ubuntu gui has to have a cli equivilent :P
[05:12] <usr13> Joe__: And you restarted dhcpd ?   /etc/init.d/dhcdb restart
[05:12] <ed_debian> I found it on one of the links from the page I posted earlier
[05:12] <juli4n> the command grub-reboot dont work on ubuntu 9.04
[05:13] <juli4n> why?
[05:13] <Joe__> usr13 yes
[05:13] <SectorX4> In the end I just want to make sure that the box has a secure version of php/mysql and apache2.2
[05:13] <ed_debian> release, release-security, release-updates, release-backports, devel
[05:13] <wiseman1> Jordan_U: Thanks bro
[05:13] <wiseman1> it workede
[05:13] <sagaci> after about 10 minutes, my screen fades to black and stays like that, is there anyway to stop this to just make it stay like normal
[05:13] <wiseman1> but I don't know if it just put my old drivers back on or if it configured the new ones.
[05:13] <ed_debian> SectorX4, How much do you trust the ubuntu developers?
[05:13] <sagaci> dw found it
[05:13] <usr13> Joe__: You may also have a rc.firewall file left over from firestarter that is being used in addition to the script you are writing by hand.
[05:13] <SectorX4> ed_debian Ah ok, can't see anything under https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine regardin g release-security
[05:13] <amseidler1> Does anyone know how to use a phone as a modem? I've searched all over the place and I can't seem to get it. I'm using an HTC Touch Pro.
[05:14] <Jordan_U> juli4n: Do you have Default set to saved? ( Not sure if that's a requirement but it seems reasonable )
[05:14] <Joe__> usr13 where is it located?
[05:14] <Jordan_U> wiseman1: np
[05:14] <SectorX4> ed_debian hmmm I dunno...I see what you're saying though
[05:14] <Jordan_U> wiseman1: It is just using the "old" drivers
[05:14] <usr13> Joe__: Probably /etc/rc.firewall  But not sure.
[05:14] <juli4n> Jordan_U: yes i do
[05:14] <ed_debian> SectorX4, Yeah if the gui can do it then certainly sources.list can do it
[05:15] <wiseman1> Jordan_U: Hrm
[05:15] <ivantis> How do I reload hosts?
[05:15] <amseidler1> Does anyone know how to use a phone as a modem? I've searched all over the place and I can't seem to get it. I'm using an HTC Touch Pro.
[05:15] <Joe__> usr13 I'll look for that... bah, son awake, time to feed him
[05:15] <wiseman1> but as I understand it the old open source drivers I'm using is the reason I can't get WINE to run Half Life 2
[05:15] <wiseman1> which is the whole reason behind all of this.
[05:15] <juli4n> Jordan_U: i need reboot only one time with windwos
[05:15] <SectorX4> ed_debian what do you think...about switching to release-security as opposed to how it is by default?
[05:15] <amseidler1> Does anyone know how to use a phone as a modem? I've searched all over the place and I can't seem to get it. I'm using an HTC Touch Pro.
[05:15] <ivantis> Like remove the cache of hosts and what they trace to
[05:16] <ivantis> I just updated a domain, and my computer isn't picking it up, although my server is
[05:16] <Jordan_U> wiseman1: What GFX card do you have and what drivers did you install / how?
[05:16] <ed_debian> SectorX4, back when I ran ubuntu I was on release updates (which includes all the security) this page is a little misleading (the gui is less so).  Each of the option as you go down include all the packages from the previous as well
[05:16] <ed_debian> It's not like release-backports leaves the release security packages old
[05:16] <ivantis> amseidler1: you mean connecting to the phone and using it's data access plan?
[05:17] <amseidler1> ivantis: Yes
[05:17] <ivantis> amseidler1: I've done that with my phone, an HTC Dream
[05:17] <BeatlesFan> hey al
[05:17] <BeatlesFan> all
[05:17] <ivantis> amseidler: what OS is the phone running
[05:17] <losher> SectorX4: So which url did you go to that made you think that mysql  5.0.7.5  is the latest for 8.10 ?
[05:17] <amseidler> ivantis: Windows Mobile 6.1
[05:17] <ivantis> amseidler: google it. I can't help ya
[05:17] <usr13> Joe__:  find /etc -name *firewall* -type -f
[05:17] <BeatlesFan> quick partition question for you guys
[05:18] <J11> It seems after upgrade to jaunty, my symlink to gcc alternatives changed
[05:18] <amseidler> ivantis: Been googling for the last 20 minutes
[05:18] <SectorX4> losher http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/mysql-server
[05:18] <amseidler> Nothing over here, too
[05:18] <amseidler> might have found something
[05:18] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, What is it?
[05:18] <BeatlesFan> I have 80GB hard drive which I let Ubuntu install as primary partition and root takes up the entire partition
[05:18] <ivantis> amseidler: search for a tethering application
[05:18] <SectorX4> Although I release thats for Jaunty
[05:18] <usr13> Joe__: find / -name *firewall*
[05:18] <amseidler> ivantis: I'm lost after tethering
[05:18] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, What is the question?
[05:18] <BeatlesFan> can I go back to my live CD and resize it to something smaller and then create a new partition with the free space?
[05:18] <BeatlesFan> or do I have to reinstall?
[05:18] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, yes absolutely
[05:19] <ivantis> amseidler: http://www.futureofrealestatetechnology.com/laptops/how-to-tether-your-windows-mobile-phone-to-your-laptop/
[05:19] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, you can resize it
[05:19] <ivantis> amseidler: try out that article
[05:19] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: so i can reboot with live cd and resize it without hurting "/" or root?
[05:19] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, You can resize all you want as long as you don't re-arrange there isn't even any configuration needed
[05:20] <henux> okay so, can anyone advice me with this .local domain issue, no?
[05:20] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: I don't have to defrag?
[05:20] <losher> SectorX4: if you go to http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/mysql-server the latest version on intrepid is still at 5.0.67 i.e. your apt-get is working as designed.
[05:20] <Jordan_U> juli4n: What happens when you try to use grub-reboot? Does it give you an error or just not set the default?
[05:20] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Describe your had drive partitions to me
[05:20] <usr13> henux: What?
[05:20] <ed_debian> how many?  what size? what are they used for?
[05:20] <wiseman1> jordan:  sorry
[05:20] <shadeslayer> hi i need help with kde-neon
[05:20] <wiseman1> Jordan_U: My card is an ati radeon Hd2400 mobile
[05:20] <SectorX4> losher Any reason that intrepid would be different then jaunty?
[05:21] <henux> usr13: everytime i login to ubuntu 9.04 and when network manager connects to a wireless, i get a notification explaining that i have a .local domain configured and this is supposed not to be a good idea and thus it's has now been disabled
[05:21] <henux> usr13: i would like to know how to get rid of that
[05:21] <juli4n> Jordan_U: just set defaul
[05:21] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: I have one primary partition, it's ext3 and it has ALL of the dirs and subdirs on it, then there's two smaller partitions for swap and one for something else I need to look up
[05:21] <wiseman1> I don't know how to find out what drivers I currently have, Jordan_U
[05:22] <losher> SectorX4: it's typical I'd say. Since intrepid is still supported, if there were a serious security hole, a patch would be backported. Otherwise, no-one will bother
[05:22] <juli4n> Jordan_U: do i need uncomment this line #savedefault=false??
[05:22] <Jordan_U> wiseman1: What drivers did you install / how?
[05:22] <shadeslayer> anyone on kde-neon??
[05:22] <SectorX4> So since intrepid is the old(ish) release it only gets security backports that are critical?
[05:22] <ed_debian> Those three fill the entire drive?
[05:23] <wiseman1> I installed the ATI Radeon HD2400 Linux drivers from the .run script
[05:23] <BeatlesFan> yes
[05:23] <BeatlesFan> the drive isn't full though
[05:23] <wiseman1> ATI has them available on their website
[05:23] <amseidler1> ivantis: There's no other easy way to do this?
[05:23] <wiseman1> my concern is that maybe the HD2400 and the HD2400 mobile are not the same thing.
[05:23] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: but those are the only partitions defined on the drive
[05:23] <Jordan_U> juli4n: Where is that line, or rather could you pastebin your entire /boot/grub/menu.lst ?
[05:23] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Yeah I understand the partitions cover the drive but the partitions themselves aren't full of data
[05:23] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: right
[05:23] <losher> SectorX4: per http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Intrepid#Upgrading_Hardy_to_Intrepid, Intrepid Ibex is NOT an LTS (Long Term Support) release. It will be supported with security updates until April 2010.
[05:23] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, What do you plan to do
[05:23] <ivantis> amseidler1: you should install Android on your phone, there are already really simple tethering applications made just for it
[05:24] <ed_debian> Shrink /dev/sda1?
[05:24] <ivantis> amseidler1: if that's an option for you
[05:24] <Jostein> hello
[05:24] <Jordan_U> wiseman1: Can you remove them via the same script?
[05:24] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: I wanted to create another partition on the drive
[05:24] <wiseman1> Damned if I know.
[05:24] <juli4n> Jordan_U: this line is comment in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:24] <wiseman1> there was a .run script, I used a ./ to run it, bob's your uncle
[05:24]  * shadeslayer plans to update to alpha1
[05:24] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: so i can move my music to that partition
[05:24] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, where though?  Begining? End? which partitions do you wanna shrink?
[05:24] <ivantis> amseidler1: join #android and ask if it's supported for your type of phone
[05:24] <Jostein> ??
[05:24] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: in case something happens to root and I have to reinstall
[05:24] <wiseman1> it performed some witchcraft, said it completed successfully and recommended I restart.
[05:24] <amseidler1> ivantis: It should be.
[05:25] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: I won't lose my music, pics, etc..
[05:25] <henux> usr13: no?
[05:25] <Unregistered> heloooooo?
[05:25] <ivantis> amseidler1: I highly recommend it
[05:25] <Jordan_U> juli4n: But it matters where specifically because if could either be a comment or an option for update-grub depending on what line it's on. If you can please pastebin the entire file
[05:25] <amseidler1> ivantis: Can you get me their site?
[05:25] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: I want to shrink the primary down to something like 20GB
[05:25] <ivantis> amseidler1: join #android
[05:25] <BeatlesFan> and create a logical extention with the rest
[05:25] <SectorX4> losher sorry I don't understand what that has to do with the differening mysql versions
[05:25] <Unregistered> anybody here have megaman starforce zerker x ninja here?
[05:26] <ed_debian> Well BeatlesFan I don't think you realized it but you've stumbled upon a very good idea.  In fact many linux users set up their systems (including myself) with a separate /home partition
[05:26] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: I realized it after the fact though
[05:26] <BeatlesFan> :D
[05:26] <wiseman1> Jordan_U: Any ideas?
[05:26] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Yeah a lot of them do (including me again)
[05:26] <fennng> exit
[05:26] <Jordan_U> wiseman1: Try running it again and see if there is an option to uninstall ( if there isn't then just exit, don't try to re-install it )
[05:27] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, I suggest doing the move slowly.  Do you already have a lot of data on your main partition in your /home?
[05:27] <SectorX4> losher is the version of mysql the last supported (due to the compatability changes mentioned on the page you linked) version for Intrepid?
[05:27] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: no,  I don't have any yet
[05:27] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: I have a few files that I want to save I can move those to my 2nd hard drive
[05:27] <wiseman1> Jordan_U: terminal is doing its witchcraft
[05:28] <wiseman1> nope, only option is to install.
[05:28] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: which has /media/backupdrive as it's mount point
[05:28] <ed_debian> Then we have 2 options (and low stress).  First you can repartition yourself and edit /etc/fstab manually or you can reinstall the OS and set it up how you want it on a fresh install
[05:28] <juli4n> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/m3ebdfe16
[05:28] <losher> SectorX4: Ubuntu generally releases every 6 months. Older releases are either retired (no more support) or supported, which usually means critical fixes only for the older releases, and continuous updates for the latest release. So something like mysql won't get updated in an older release unless there is a serious problem. This makes the release stable but not as up-to-date. You can't really have both at the same time. Unless there is
[05:28] <losher> some fix you specially need in a later version of mysql, it shouldn't be an issue
[05:29] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Any questions?
[05:29] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: will gpart let you set mount points at install?
[05:29] <amseidler1> ivantis: Why does Ubuntu say "auto eth1" connected when there's no internet connection behind it?
[05:29] <juli4n> Jordan_U: look the line 129
[05:29] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: maybe I asked that wrong
[05:29] <shadeslayer> i need kde 4.3 B1 how do i install it??
[05:29] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Try again lol
[05:29] <SectorX4> losher Ah ok...just read a bit more about LTS and how updates work for it
[05:29] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: can I specify mount points during the install?
[05:29] <mikeh789> anybody know what the size limit for ubuntu-one is going to be??
[05:30] <losher> SectorX4: good. Soon you'll be an expert...
[05:30] <ivantis> amseidler1: I think it's recognizing the ethernet card
[05:30] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, If you reinstall during the partitioning part you can hit manual and do it all yourself and yes specify your own mountpoints
[05:30] <amseidler1> ivantis: How useless...
[05:30] <SectorX4> losher So these security fixes that I have seen on the MySQL site...any idea what will quality them for a backport? depends on severity I suppose?
[05:30] <ivantis> amseidler1: it would recognize it without needing to be connected
[05:30] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: so I can set /home to be on a different partition at install?
[05:30] <amseidler1> ivantis: So the only way I'll be able to use my phone as a modem is if I use android?
[05:30] <ed_debian> yes
[05:30] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: ahh
[05:31] <Jordan_U> juli4n: You should not uncomment that ( it's actually not just a comment, it controls update-grub )
[05:31] <SectorX4> I would just like to know what the rule on security backports is, obviously features are not backported due to stability but just not sure what I should expect from 8.10 in that regard
[05:31] <ivantis> amseidler1: you could do it the windows mobile way, but I would suggest Android, because it would be easier
[05:31] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: using the manual partition option?
[05:31] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, You'll need a / (root) a linux-swap and you want a /home
[05:31] <SectorX4> losher I have tried to read up as much as I could before I came in here and asked :P
[05:31] <ivantis> amseidler1: does your phone have a lot of important stuff on it?
[05:31] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Yes
[05:31] <amseidler1> ivantis: Yes
[05:31] <ajhtiredwolf> Im using two monitors, I have it setup to use a seperate x session for monitor 2, i need monitor 2 to NOT use compiz and monitor ones x-session TO use compiz, anyone know how to do this?
[05:31] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: ok... that "sounds" easy enough
[05:32] <Florimond> What is the easiest way to dual-boot vista-64 and 9.04? I have the live cd
[05:32] <wiseman1> Jordan:  let me see if it is more correct to install a driver for a mobile gpu rather than a standard HD2400
[05:32] <Jordan_U> amseidler1: There is probably a way to tether your phone as is
[05:32] <ivantis> amseidler1: you could probably make a back up and install Android without losing any information
[05:32] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: if my 2nd drive is already partitioned and has amountpoint, will that be lost during the reinstall?
[05:32] <ed_debian> http://lifehacker.com/5224586/first-look-at-ubuntu-904-jaunty-jackalope
[05:32] <yelyos> hi, I just installed ubuntu for the first time
[05:32] <amseidler1> ivantis: I don't want to use android. Getting a new phone anyways
[05:32] <Joe__> usr13 I see two, both named firewall under ..../firestarter/
[05:32] <amseidler1> ivantis: think the palm pre will give me this much trouble?
[05:32] <ed_debian> About 1/8 of the way down the page is a good picture of the manual install and you can see "Mount Point:"
[05:33] <ivantis> amseidler1: but Android is awesome!
[05:33] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: ok, thanks
[05:33] <juli4n> Jordan_U: my problem is: i need reeboot with windows one time but remotely, the next reboot i need the default options. the default options is ubuntu
[05:33] <Jordan_U> wiseman1: Don't install any more drivers unless you use System > Administration > Hardware Drivers to do it ( and you should probably uninstall the old drivers before you do that )
[05:33] <ivantis> amseidler1: the palm pre probably won't even let you tether, at all
[05:33] <amseidler1> ivantis: great
[05:33] <wiseman1> Well how do I uninstall the old drivers?
[05:33] <amseidler1> ivantis: looks like I won't be using internet with my new phone. hah
[05:33] <losher> SectorX4: I dont find your questions unreasonable. I admit I don't actually know what Ubuntu's policy on backports is. I do know that there are independent bodies who make determinations about security problems. http://www.cert.org/ publishes software advisories for this kind of thing...
[05:33] <wiseman1> in system>administration>hardware drivers there's only three options there.
[05:33] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, The mount point of your second HDD is something saved in your current OS if you reinstall the OS it will be lost.  Although IDK how ubuntu handles 2nd harddrives probably auto-detects them and mounts them for you
[05:33] <ivantis> amseidler1: maybe you should just get an HTC Dream
[05:33] <yelyos> we're looking to use it as a server to run high-demand statistical analyses for a university statistics department
[05:33] <Jordan_U> wiseman1: Researching that right now :)
[05:33] <ed_debian> If not it's a simple /etc/fstab addition
[05:34] <amseidler1> ivantis: no way. palm pre all the way
[05:34] <yelyos> so it needed server capabilities and I installed ubuntu server
[05:34] <wiseman1> Jordan:  Hrm, I clicked then unclicked on the ATI Driver checkmark and it now says "uninstalling software"
[05:34] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: I want to move some files there , I should be able to recover them...
[05:34] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, The data / partitions on your second drive will not be affected at all
[05:34] <SectorX4> losher no problem, at least we've confirmed that apt-get is working as it should and that I will get updates should an exploit be discovered
[05:34] <ivantis> amseidler1: what ev
[05:34] <wiseman1> brb, need restart.
[05:34] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: it makes sense that they should be ok
[05:34] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, To be extra sure, move your files there and disconnect it while you reinstall your os
[05:35] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: checked the lifehacker page... it's all straightforward
[05:35] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: nah, don't feel like cracking open the case
[05:35] <yelyos> but it'd also be nice to have a gui on the machine itself that can be turned on when it's needed for direct use by someone who's not good at navigating the command line and left off when the increase in performance is more desirable
[05:35] <Jordan_U> juli4n: If you can't figure out how to get grub-reboot to work and you are desparate you could install an ext2 driver in windows and modify the /boot/grub/default manually ( which is warns against doing... )
[05:35] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: I like to live dangerously
[05:35] <BeatlesFan> :D
[05:35] <yelyos> so what's the best way to install a nice gui on ubuntu server that doesn't start from boot?
[05:35] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, I did the same exact proceedure with debian so don't worry
[05:35] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: cool
[05:35] <losher> SectorX4: agreed. Plus, a serious security hole is generally big news "in the trade". They don't go unnoticed...
[05:36] <shadeslayer> yelyos: #ubuntu-server
[05:36] <yelyos> k
[05:36] <ed_debian> I was switching from ubuntu to debian and ubuntu dual boot and changing to a separate home partition all onto a new harddrive I got
[05:36] <SectorX4> losher Yeah I keep up to date on security flaws
[05:36] <ed_debian> I was juggling partitions like I had the hand of a spider
[05:36] <edogzilla> hello. how do i install flash fo 64 bit hardy heron?
[05:36] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: heh
[05:36] <zenxr> does anybody here use firestarter?
[05:36] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: my other option is to wait until my 250GB drive arrives
[05:36] <juli4n> Jordan_U: I dont like this options but it is the only way
[05:36] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Just do it slowly and make sure each step is right before goign on
[05:37] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: which should be tomorrow or the next day
[05:37] <SectorX4> losher The release-security branch is that something I should maybe look into?
[05:37] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Linux users usually aren't patient enough lol
[05:37] <juli4n> Jordan_U: thankx for help me
[05:37] <Jordan_U> juli4n: It might be made a little less dangerous if you use grub-set-default...
[05:37] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: which brings me to another question
[05:37] <losher> SectorX4: Dunno. If you're that concerned, check out www.openbsd.org ...
[05:37] <Jordan_U> juli4n: wait before you go
[05:37] <ed_debian> yes...
[05:37] <juli4n> Jordan_U: sorry my english is bad i speak spanish
[05:37] <SectorX4> losher haha I used to run FreeBSD :)
[05:37] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: I'm getting a 250GB drive...I have an existing 80GB and 40GB
[05:38] <ed_debian> yeah..
[05:38] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: I was thinking to use the 80GB as my primary
[05:38] <edogzilla> does anyone know how to install flashplayer for 64bit hardy heron? the package manager won't let me
[05:38] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: and the 250GB as my 2nd
[05:38] <zenxr> edogzilla: do it manually? Put the plugin in the firefox plugin folder.
[05:38] <SectorX4> losher I suppose my other question is whats the 'best' way to automate apt-get checking? cron job or is there something inbuilt in Ubuntu to check/install updates from shell?
[05:39] <zenxr> edogzilla: that's how I had to do it in slackware
[05:39] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: what would be the best use of these drives?
[05:39] <edogzilla> zenxr: how do i do that?
[05:39] <zenxr> edogzilla: hold on, K? :)
[05:39] <wiseman> Jordan_U: Hey
[05:39] <edogzilla> zenxr: k
[05:39] <Jordan_U> juli4n: It might be made a little less dangerous if you use grub-set-default to create a /boot/grub/default pointing to ubuntu, back that up, then use grub-set-default to create a default pointing to windows so that in windows you would just be swapping the file instead of editing it, but not knowing why there is a warning about editing it I am not sure if that really makes it any safer
[05:40] <juli4n> Jordan_U: in windows i only modify the default option in /boot/grub/menu.lst but in ubuntu i will use grub-set-defaul and i will have a back up
[05:40] <wiseman> Jordan_U: Ok, It looks like it removed all display drivers because now i have a jacked up screen.  flickery, lines running through it, etc
[05:40] <zenxr> edogzilla: this should help -> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/adode-flash-player-how-to-install-625274/
[05:40] <wiseman> this is how it was when I FIIIIIRST put linux on this machine
[05:40] <wiseman> but my geeky linux friend fixed it.
[05:40] <losher> SectorX4: if you run gnome, the update manager will nag you from the panel when there are new updates. Otherwise, you can run update-manager periodically (weekly?)
[05:40] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: I'm also getting a Geforce 7600 512MB graphics card.
[05:40] <cchap07> I need help on my dual boot of vista and ubuntu
[05:40] <Jordan_U> wiseman: What have you done since it was working?
[05:40] <SectorX4> losher this is on a webserver I manage remotely so no gnome :)
[05:41] <zenxr> BeatlesFan: I just bought a new gfx card today, and it doesn't fit my motherboard :[, I feel really dumb.
[05:41] <edogzilla> zenxr: whats slackware?
[05:41] <BeatlesFan> zenxr: what slot??
[05:41] <BeatlesFan> zenxr: AGP or PCI-e?
[05:41] <wiseman> I clicked and unclicked on the box marked "ATI Accelerated graphics driver" in hardware drivers
[05:41] <shadeslayer> KDE 4.3 anyone?
[05:41] <SectorX4> I think last time I checked I had a cron job running update-manager
[05:41] <zenxr> edogzilla: it's another linux system, like ubuntu, but a bit more uhh, user extensive
[05:41] <usr13> edogzilla: Slackware is just another distro like RedHat
[05:41] <cchap07> can someone here help me with my dual boot of vista and ubuntu?
[05:42] <zenxr> BeatlesFan: it's a PCI but I need the x16 slot, I don't have one :\
[05:42] <losher> SectorX4: You can run update-manager if you have X11. Otherwise, just 'apt-get update' should download any pending updates
[05:42] <losher> !apt
[05:42] <edogzilla> zenxr: will it work in ubuntu if i do what that link says?
[05:42] <zenxr> cchap07: what's up?
[05:42] <shadeslayer> cchap07: go on
[05:42] <zenxr> yeah, the file names won't be exactly the same though
[05:42] <usr13> edogzilla: See slackware.com
[05:42] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Go pci-e
[05:42] <cchap07> zenxr: i had vista originally and I wanted to get into ubuntu so on my second hardrive I installed unbuntu and now I cant boot into vista
[05:42] <ed_debian> it's faster and AGP is getting out-dated
[05:42] <zenxr> BeatlesFan: GeForce 9400 GT, 1024mb DDR2 :]
[05:43] <edogzilla> zenxr: yeah, didnt work at all
[05:43] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: don't have the option, my MB doesn't have PCI-e
[05:43] <SectorX4> losher so just have that run through cron?
[05:43] <shadeslayer> cchap07: can you see it in GRUB?
[05:43] <zenxr> edogzilla: the file names aren't exact, how about we open a private window?
[05:43] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Then go AGP what choice do you have?
[05:43] <BeatlesFan> I have 2 PCI slots and one AGP 8x
[05:43] <edogzilla> zenxr: go for it
[05:43] <Jordan_U> wiseman: Then going back to recovery mode and the "Fix X" menu should get you back, I told you not to do that untill you removed the manually installed drivers...
[05:43] <cchap07> no I only get the option to load ubuntu
[05:43] <BeatlesFan> zenrx, nice
[05:43] <ed_debian> As for your harddrives.  If they're different connections (ide vs. sata) then sata is faster and use that one
[05:43] <shadeslayer> ok then see
[05:43] <wiseman> Jordan_U: I thought that WAS uninstalling the manually installed drivers
[05:43] <shadeslayer> !grub > cchap07
[05:43] <SectorX4> losher im still a bit curious as to how fast apt-get update & upgrade are lol
[05:44] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: nope, both EIDE
[05:44] <wiseman> damned if I know how to do that then
[05:44] <Hornet>  here's a random one - why would some nautilus tabs gain a black border? I was trying to drag an avi into mplayer, which failed, then the tab in question somehow recieved focus & gained the border
[05:44] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Point it they're the same connection so there isn't really anything you can gain out of setting it up differently
[05:44] <wiseman> it was all "uninstalling some shit" and I was like "OH HAY"
[05:44] <shadeslayer> cchap07: theres a wiki there...follow the instructions and add the windows line to boot windows
[05:44] <theshadow> How do I stop a package from being "kept back"
[05:44] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: right
[05:44] <ed_debian> Maybe throw swap on a different drive than root and home but I don't you'll see a difference
[05:44] <WebDawg> ey
[05:44] <shadeslayer> theshadow: dist-upgrade
[05:44] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Ask around though and google it.  There might be something I'm totally missing
[05:45] <ed_debian> I g2g now though :(
[05:45] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Good luck on your move!
[05:45] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: it's really a wide-open option and depending on what I want to do
[05:45] <ed_debian> I'm on the forums a lot feel free to ask me anytime
[05:45] <shadeslayer> help!! i need to install kde 4.3
[05:45] <augusto> Hey, someone can help me with Google Gadgets?
[05:45] <wiseman> brb then Jordan_U
[05:45] <Florimond> How do you dual-boot vista and 9.04? (Vista is installed..I hAVE THE LIVE CD)
[05:45] <cchap07> thanks a lot Ill try that
[05:45] <wiseman> gonna make shit FLAT HAPPEN
[05:45] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: what killed Windows for me is the lack of option to move the My Documents to another partition
[05:46] <BeatlesFan> in XP
[05:46] <shadeslayer> Florimond: just intsall ubuntu on another partition
[05:46] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Most people have different reasons... lol
[05:46] <juli4n> Jordan_U: i going to ser default windwos and this file i will save in windwos partition, then when i am in windows i will reemplace it
[05:46] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: that plus the "cool factor" of running Ubuntu
[05:46] <wiseman> hey before I do it, Jordan_U
[05:46] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: never mind that everything is FREE
[05:46] <wiseman> Quick question that has always bothered me
[05:46] <wiseman> I cannot "restart" ubuntu.
[05:46] <wiseman> I can only shut it down and turn it back on
[05:47] <usr13> !kubuntu-desktop | shadeslayer
[05:47] <SectorX4> Bit by bit Ubuntu is adding more things that makes windows less relevant as a desktop os
[05:47] <Jordan_U> wiseman: What you did was install the Ubuntu package, then remove the Ubuntu package, but since it was the manual install we were trying to get rid of. I don't blame you for being confused, in the future know that sticking with Hardware Drivers and packages from the beggining makes things easier
[05:47] <sagaci> Forimond: or shrink your Vista partition to allow ubuntu to be installed
[05:47] <BeatlesFan> wiseman, upper right corner, click and select restart
[05:47] <Florimond> Thank-you but how will I be able to boot into the one i want?
[05:47] <losher> SectorX4: apt-get upgrade from cron should update but note that some packages may need some interaction to install properly. 'apt-show-versions -u' will tell you which upgrades are available but not actually do the upgrades. You might want to run it daily, & then upgrade manually only when you see something interesting...
[05:47] <shadeslayer> usr13: :| i know that im having dependency problems
[05:47] <augusto> =/
[05:47] <usr13> !kde | shadeslayer
[05:47] <wiseman> BeatlesFan: you're assuming I am a retard
[05:47] <wiseman> I can click the restart button
[05:47] <wiseman> but it doesn't restart
[05:47] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Linux really does rock
[05:47] <ed_debian> BeatlesFan, Good night!
[05:47] <usr13> shadeslayer: apt-get -f install
[05:47] <BeatlesFan> ed_debian: later
[05:48] <SectorX4> losher no problem, I migt have a look around for someone who has made a pretty shell script for that :P
[05:48] <wiseman> it will shut down, attempt to restart, then hang EVERY TIME
[05:48] <Hornet>  here's a random one - why would some nautilus tabs gain a black border? I was trying to drag an avi into mplayer, which failed, then the tab in question somehow recieved focus & gained the border :\  is this a bug, or...?
[05:48] <yelyos> I've got a question about installing ubuntu-desktop - does the gui start from boot and if it does is there a way to make it not start from boot?
[05:48] <Jordan_U> wiseman: Shutting down then starting up is fine
[05:48] <wiseman> it's annoying
[05:48] <yelyos> i.e. use the command line instead
[05:48] <losher> SectorX4: ok, best of luck...
[05:48] <wiseman> WINDOWS DOES IT :-D
[05:49] <SectorX4> losher thanks for the help and clarifying the source's thing :)
[05:49] <wiseman> brb, restarting.  one problem at a time
[05:50] <Enissay> Few weeks ago i activated the fact that the cursor flashes when i press CTRL... how to disable it please?
[05:50] <usr13> yelyos: Well, one way would be to  chmod -x /etc/init.d/gdm
[05:50] <Jordan_U> yelyos: Yes, it will start gdm at boot. To disable this run "    sudo update-rc.d -f gdm remove
[05:51] <yelyos> and I can just run that command from within the gui
[05:51] <yelyos> and then how do I start up the gui from within the command line interface?
[05:51] <shadeslayer> yelyos: want to disable gdm?? just use login manager??
[05:51] <yelyos> I'm totally new to any kind of *nix system, by the way
[05:52] <shadeslayer> yelyos: startx
[05:52] <Jordan_U> yelyos: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm start
[05:52] <yelyos> I've been using windows my whole life
[05:52] <yelyos> ok I'll copy those down
[05:52] <wiseman> Back and black
[05:52] <wiseman> Jordan_U: Ok we're back where we started
[05:53] <aball91> hello
[05:53] <bk> how do you get the cpu meter and ram and all that to show up on the desktop?
[05:53] <bk> like what comes with dsl
[05:53] <wiseman> Hrm, we're not back where we started.
[05:53] <wiseman> graphics are REALLY slow.
[05:53] <yelyos> is there other stuff in ubuntu-desktop that runs at boot that I can disable by default to save cpu cycles?
[05:53] <Jordan_U> yelyos: startx starts the gui as your user, sudo invoke-rc.d gdm start starts the login screen, and there are some small advantages to the latter like you will be able to reboot from the GUI ( if you start via startx as your user you won't have permission )
[05:54] <Enissay> Fine :)
[05:54] <wiseman> son of a bitch
[05:54] <wiseman> brb
[05:54] <bk> how do you get the cpu meter and ram and all that to show up on the desktop?
[05:54] <bk> how do you get the cpu meter and ram and all that to show up on the desktop?
[05:54] <bk> like what comes with dsl
[05:54] <FloodBot2> bk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:55] <yelyos> the thing is that sometimes the machine is used as a server and sometimes it's used directly by people who come from a windows-based environment
[05:55] <yelyos> similarily sometimes cpu performance is more critical than at other times
[05:55] <Hornet>  here's a random one - why would some nautilus tabs gain a black border? I was trying to drag an avi into mplayer, which failed, then the tab in question somehow recieved focus & gained the border :\  is this a bug, or...?
[05:55] <Jordan_U> wiseman: Is there a file, "/usr/share/ati/fglrx-uninstall.sh" ?
[05:56] <jvainio> is there a way to playback AVCHD in Ubuntu without installing Mplayer?
[05:56] <usr13> yelyos: Look at  top
[05:56] <yelyos> we're using it to run high-load statistical analyses mostly
[05:57] <bk> how do you get the cpu meter and ram and all that to show up on the desktop?
[05:57] <bk> like what comes with dsl
[05:57] <Hornet> sudo apt-get install conky
[05:57] <Hornet> and gb2/w/
[05:57] <yelyos> I'm just wondering what the best configuration would be for such a situation
[05:58] <Jordan_U> jvainio: If mplayer can play them then vlc and totem with gstreamer-ffmpeg should be able to as well
[05:59] <bk> Hornet: whats the gb2/w/ thing?
[05:59] <wiseman> Sup Nigs
[05:59] <Hornet> 4chanism
[05:59] <Hornet> if you don't get it then ignore it
[05:59] <wiseman> Jordan_U: Well it looks like I finally got it back to the way it started
[06:00] <bk> Hornet: im trying to get the hardware monitor for the desktop
[06:00] <wiseman> aww, i missed some 4chanisms?
[06:00] <Hornet>  told you, conky
[06:00] <bk> yea
[06:00] <bk> how do i start it
[06:00] <Jordan_U> wiseman: Please don't use profanity
[06:00] <tank-man> yelyos, what do you mean save cpu cycles? use "top" and you can see how much cpu usage is going on currently
[06:00] <Hornet> read the friendly manual
[06:00] <tank-man> if it is currently low, i don't think you can go below 0% usage
[06:00] <bk> damn people in linux can be dicks
[06:01] <Hornet> Operating System [ Windows XP Build No. 2600 ] - Uptime [ 1 week 5 days 7 hours 16 minutes 24 seconds ]
[06:01] <wiseman> Jordan_U: I didn't mean to offend anyone
[06:01] <segalws> how i can add my script in autorun(ubuntu server 9.04)
[06:01] <segalws> ?
[06:01] <Jordan_U> !language | bk
[06:01] <chiques> bk, Microsoft peeps will be nice to you but it'll cost ya!
[06:01] <wiseman> So...now how do i make the new fancy pantsy official ATI drivers work?
[06:02] <Jordan_U> wiseman: Have you run the uninstall script?
[06:02] <wiseman> how does one run an uninstall script
[06:03] <bk> chiques: i already know how to use microsoft, the users of linux are the ones that stop new users from coming
[06:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[06:04] <wiseman> Jordan_U: how do I run an uninstall script?
[06:04] <Surlent777> ok guys, I have no idea what I did to screw this up, but now in my TTY' w3m looks weird (weird symbols instead of arrows), and mc is so ugly as to be almost unusable, with random crap instead of lines and such. I suspect that my work in compiling twin may be behind this. Anyway, I suspect that I need to run that dpkg-reconfigure command, but I can't remember the name of the thing I need to reconfigure =/ Does anyone know?
[06:05] <yelyos> it's for when R (the statistical programming language we're using) is running
[06:05] <Jordan_U> wiseman: I think it's /usr/share/ati/fglrx-uninstall.sh but I haven't used it before and I'm juggling a lot right now :)
[06:05] <WIGGMPk> where is the gnome-screensavers info saved? so I can fudge with it I mean... like the screensavers that come with Jaunty
[06:05] <cms> hi,
[06:05] <cms> i want to run my old DOS applications in ubuntu so i install DOSEMU (installation successful), but here is my problem, i don't know how to use it. I try to open the program installed but it doesn't functioning. Anyone knows it?Tnx
[06:05] <yelyos> RAM is a big issue too, maybe moreso than CPU
[06:06] <sparr> is there an in-place defragmenting tool for ext3?
[06:06] <shadeslayer> cms: maybe man dosmenu will help
[06:06] <Sertse> WIGGMPk, /usr/share/applications/screensavers ?
[06:06] <Surlent777> sparr: I don't think ext3 ever NEEDS defragmenting
[06:06] <Jack_Sparrow> sparr Not really needed
[06:06] <DaZ> sparr: you can use shake
[06:06] <yelyos> but I think I'm going to go with xubuntu
[06:06] <DaZ> sure, fat doesn't need defrag  too
[06:06] <sparr> Jack_Sparrow really needed
[06:06] <n0yd> I'm having some problems using stunnel, could anybody give me a hand?
[06:06] <sparr> Surlent777: unfortunately that is not the case
[06:07] <DaZ> just everything gets so slow
[06:07] <WIGGMPk> Sertse: AWESOME *with a funny lisp on the S*
[06:07] <Jack_Sparrow> sparr Why do you think you need to defrag an ext3
[06:07] <WIGGMPk> Sertse: thank you much, the GLMatrix screensaver is painfully slowwwwww
[06:07] <DaZ> yes, solve this problem in mac-way
[06:07] <DaZ> tell him he doesn't need defrag <:
[06:07] <Jack_Sparrow> !defrag
[06:08] <shadeslayer> sparr: ext3 has *very* less defragmentation,less than 1 pc
[06:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !who > DaZ
[06:08] <n0yd> Using the init script for stunnel, I get nothing, no indication if it started, but apparently its not starting. when running stunnel manually, it says "inetd mode must define a remote host or an executable
[06:08] <sparr> Jack_Sparrow: because one of my partitions is significantly fragmented, to the point that allocating space for new large files takes multiple seconds in some cases
[06:08] <sparr> shadeslayer: that sentence not only does not make sense, but what you imply is wrong.
[06:08] <Jack_Sparrow> sparr what tool are you using that shows that
[06:09] <sparr> Jack_Sparrow: which part?
[06:09] <Jack_Sparrow> sparr What shows it is fragmented
[06:09] <Sudle> Hi all, a little question : what's the diplomatic answer to a client who asks why a simple register form is http and not https ? (don't wnt to give is address in a non-secure connection... :/ )
[06:09] <shadeslayer> sparr: whoops....i meant that ext3 has less than 1 pc fragmentation
[06:09] <Sudle> his*
[06:10] <sparr> shadeslayer: the amount of fragmentation increases as time goes on.  when do you think it is 1%?
[06:10] <sparr> Jack_Sparrow: I don't know of a tool to measure it
[06:10] <shadeslayer> sparr: just before fsck kicks in
[06:11] <Chr|s> Sudle: not a question for here, its not ubuntu related, try in #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:11] <Jack_Sparrow> sparr So what are you judging your statement on,, what facts tell you the drive is fragmented
[06:11] <Sudle> chrls: thanks
[06:11] <Jordan_U> sparr: No, fragmentation will not neccisarily increase with time with ext3
[06:11] <Chr|s> Sudle: no problem :)
[06:11] <wiseman> Jordan_U: ok, I ran the uninstall script
[06:12] <sparr> Jordan_U: describe a scenario in which fragmentation decreases
[06:12] <shadeslayer> sparr: just read that link atleast once
[06:12] <sparr> shadeslayer: ive read it.  I know exactly how the allocation system in ext2 and ext3 work.
[06:13] <shadeslayer> sparr: 1)linux is not windows 2)there is very low fragmentation on linux/ext* drives
[06:13] <sparrr> LOOK HOW BIG MY LINUX WANG IS
[06:13] <WIGGMPk> interesting
[06:14] <Wiseman> fine I'll play nice
[06:14] <Andrew__> hello all, ive got an SSH problem with vista to ubuntu
[06:14] <Wiseman> Jordan_U: so now that i've run that script, what do I do?
[06:14] <jtgiri> hi guys, i need to write a script that adds this cronjob for apache user */2 * * * *    /home/webapps/ , how can I do that
[06:14] <Flannel> jtgiri: What?
[06:15] <Flannel> jtgiri: You're trying to add that via a script?  Why?
[06:15] <sparr> Create large files until the drive is full.  Delete half of them.  Create small files until the drive is 75% full.  Repeat on a regular basis for years.  Presto, significantly greater than 1% fragmentation.
[06:15] <jtgiri> because i am using ec2 , i could have 20 instances running..
[06:15] <jtgiri> i can just write one simple script
[06:15] <Jack_Sparrow> sparr This is not the place to discuss it..
[06:16] <DaZ> sparr: just use shake :x
[06:16] <Jack_Sparrow> sparr Please stop and take it to a different channel'
[06:16] <sparr> Jack_Sparrow: I know that, which is why I simply asked a question.  You are the one who insisted on discussing it.
[06:16] <Wiseman> careful Jack_Sparrow, he looks like a master debator
[06:17] <basiczman> hello all i have a small SSH problem
[06:17] <WIGGMPk> well I have been watching the convo and it looks like your not the one letting up sparr
[06:17] <basiczman> im trying to transfer files from a vista to ubuntu computer
[06:17] <flakeparadigm> I downloaded the vmware server .rpm installer in hopes converting it to a .deb and installing it so that setting it up with be easier. I ended up removing all of the files it installed and now I can't remove the "vmware-server" package the .deb installed. Now I can't change any other packages because it's trying (and failing) to uninstall the "vmware-server: package. Can anyone help me remove it?
[06:17] <basiczman> i try the command sudo scp -r /Picture backupuser@192.168.0.104:/home/compbackup
[06:18] <Jack_Sparrow> flakeparadigm Alien is something we try to get people to avoid
[06:18] <basiczman> but i get the error file or directory not found
[06:18] <basiczman> */Picutures: file or directory not found
[06:19] <basiczman> any ideas?
[06:19] <Stupendoussteve> basiczman: Try Pictures?
[06:19] <sparr> basiczman: "/Pictures"?  as in, you have a folder in your root named Pictures?
[06:19] <Stupendoussteve> Yes. That would also make a difference :)
[06:19] <basiczman> "C:\Users\Andrew\Pictures
[06:19] <Wiseman> dude, flannel
[06:19] <flakeparadigm> Jack_sparrow: that doesn't really help now.
[06:19] <Wiseman> I'm the only me in here
[06:20] <Wiseman> WiseGuy is not me
[06:20] <sparr> basiczman: what environment are you using on windows that has scp?
[06:20] <basiczman> pictures is on my vista comp not ubuntu
[06:20] <zenxr> where's the guy I was helping?
[06:20] <edogzilla> zenxr: here
[06:20] <basiczman> sparr: im using PuTTY to ssh into ubuntu
[06:20] <Flannel> Wiseman: you're right.  That was in error.
[06:20] <WIGGMPk> Has anyone installed gfxboot successfully on a software (fake) raid setup?
[06:20] <Wiseman> Your sins are forgiven, Flannel
[06:20] <Jordan_U> Wiseman: Try enabling the ati driver via Hardware Drivers, if it fails go back to recovery mode and "FIx X" again ( but I think it will work )
[06:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Flannel thanks for checking
[06:20] <Stupendoussteve> basiczman: You can't copy files that way. Putty is a shell on the ubuntu box,t hat's all
[06:20] <Stupendoussteve> basiczman: Try using WinSCP to copy files
[06:20] <basiczman> ok
[06:20] <basiczman> thanks
[06:20] <sparr> basiczman: so you are running scp on the ubuntu computer?  how is it supposed to connect to the windows computer to get the files?
[06:21] <mufasis> what are some cool things i can do with a linux server
[06:21] <mark3mk1> good morning, google has lots of howto posts 9.04/flash 10 but still not working for me, firefox addons shows flash 9.0r999 and 10.0r22,
[06:21] <Stupendoussteve> mufasis: "halt"
[06:21] <Wiseman> It's now enabled.  Restart requried.
[06:21] <Stupendoussteve> mufasis: Serve things. It's mind blowing, really :)
[06:21] <Wiseman> BRB LOL WTF
[06:21] <basiczman> sparr: the windows computer is the one issuing the commaand via PuTTY
[06:21] <basiczman> wait i see my issue now
[06:21] <basiczman> lol im an idiot
[06:21] <Jack_Sparrow> Wiseman Please dont do that
[06:22] <Stupendoussteve> basiczman: You're running scp on the Ubuntu box, Windows doesn't have the scp binary ;)
[06:22] <Stupendoussteve> (and if it did, you wouldn't run it over an ssh link anyway)
[06:22] <cchap07> I have a problem with ubuntu not recognizing that I have vista installed so now I cannot boot vista.  Can someone help?
[06:22] <basiczman> lolol sorry this is my first time using ubuntu -_-
[06:22] <Stupendoussteve> No problem
[06:24] <Jordan_U> cchap07: Is vista the first partition on the first drive?
[06:24] <Joe__> usr13 are you still there?
[06:24] <cchap07> I actually have two hard drives and vista is on the slave
[06:24] <GhostWolf_> hey folks.. i have a problem with k9copy freezing when i click on open, i opened k9copy through terminal and when i click on open i get some error messages on terminal can anyone help me?
[06:24] <sparr> basiczman: if you want the command you listed to work, you would need to be running scp on the windows computer.  there are environments to do that, including Windows Services for Unix and CygWin.
[06:24] <WIGGMPk> cchap07: good choice, on making vista a slave.... hahaha
[06:25] <basiczman> sparr: im using WinSCP
[06:25] <sparr> ok, that works too :)
[06:25] <cchap07> Jordan_U: I actually have two hard drives and vista is on the slave
[06:25] <basiczman> very noobish question, if i cp into the right file directory, how do i list out the files in said directory? [linux]
[06:25] <GhostWolf_> is there anyone who can help me with my problem with k9copy please?
[06:26] <Stupendoussteve> basiczman: The command is ls
[06:26] <basiczman> thanks
[06:27] <WIGGMPk> basiczman: ls = ls
[06:27] <basiczman> what do i do if there's a space in the folder name? i.e. Web Resources
[06:27] <basiczman> cant cp /Web Resources
[06:27] <Stupendoussteve> Web\ Resources
[06:27] <FLJohn> Does anyone use Asus Expressgate?
[06:27] <WIGGMPk> basiczman: omg I shouldnt drink while in this channel anymore.. Stupendoussteve thanks, i boned that lol
[06:27] <GhostWolf_> can anyone please help me in here?
[06:27] <WIGGMPk> FLJohn: i have used it
[06:28] <FLJohn> Hi Wigg	
[06:28] <WIGGMPk> FLJohn: whats up man, did you fix your random reboot prob?
[06:28] <basiczman> Stupendoussteve: Web\ Resources does not work
[06:28] <fred__> I have spent the last 3 days trying to get Jaunty to play a DVD movie with no success. Can anyone here help?
[06:28] <Stupendoussteve> basiczman: Are you in the shell on the Ubuntu box?
[06:28] <WIGGMPk> fred__: whats happing?
[06:28] <Anonymust> What is a good cross platform VM?
[06:29] <WIGGMPk> fred__: err happening
[06:29] <Stupendoussteve> basiczman: Try typing like Web and hitting tab, it should fill it in (tab completion)
[06:29] <WIGGMPk> Anonymust: Virtualbox
[06:29] <basiczman> ok
[06:29] <basiczman> Stupendoussteve: doesnt work
[06:29] <FLJohn> WIGGMPk: It happened again today after I put everyting in the new barebones.  I decided to give it one more try on 8.04 so I reinstalled it.  We will see
[06:29] <jtaby> Hey, I'm trying to run apt-get update and I get the following: http://pastebin.ca/1435895
[06:29] <Anonymust> WIGGMPk, thats the one im having trouble with
[06:29] <jtaby> I was wondering where the error was
[06:29] <Stupendoussteve> basiczman: I have a feeling you're not in the right directory right now, or the filename isn't in caps
[06:29] <GhostWolf_> i need help with a freezing problem with k9copy can someone please help me?
[06:30] <cchap07>  I have a problem with ubuntu not recognizing that I have vista installed so now I cannot boot vista.  Can someone help?
[06:30] <WIGGMPk> Anonymust: what trouble and which version?
[06:30] <fred__> I have a dvdrw drive that will only play regular cds. when I try and use play a dvd it says no media
[06:30] <RobbieCrash> if I do dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb bs=4096 conv=notrunc,noerror will that copy and setup partitions or do I need to do it for each partition explicitly?
[06:30] <pang8> hellow..just want to ask how to download chikka using linux?
[06:30] <sparr> Jordan_U: according to shake, run on my downloads directory (about 100 files, average size 200MB), the average file has 1100 fragments.  That seems sufficiently much to start worrying about defraging
[06:30] <basiczman> Stupendoussteve: positive im in right directory
[06:30] <Stupendoussteve> !dvd | fred__
[06:30] <pang8> can somebody help me..
[06:30] <basiczman> its the home directory user backupuser
[06:30] <FLJohn> WIGGMPk: I do not think the problem is the computer hardware since it happend again in a New environment.  I would bet there is something wrong or some incompatability somewhere
[06:30] <WIGGMPk> FLJohn: well I wish you the best of luck.. might you try Intrepid or Jaunty if it doesnt work? because they might support the hardware (or whatever) better... whats your question about Asus Expressgate? I have an ASUS G50Vt-X1
[06:30] <Stupendoussteve> basiczman: Then make sure your capitals are correct, linux is case sensitive
[06:30] <Anonymust> WIGGMPk, latest 2.2.2 I think, and Windows XP and OS X versions can't run Zencafe
[06:31] <basiczman> backupuser@backup~$: cp /Web Resources
[06:31] <basiczman> caps correct
[06:31] <Stupendoussteve> You want cd
[06:31] <Stupendoussteve> cp is to copy
[06:31] <basiczman> ah
[06:31] <nucleocide> basiczman, escape your space
[06:31] <FLJohn> WIGGMPk: I tried to install expressgate to no avail.
[06:31] <fred__> I have installed all that stuff from the restricted formats, still nothing. It will not ever recognise a writable dvd
[06:31] <WIGGMPk> Anonymust: are you using the OSE or Proprietary versions though? Im not familiar with zencafe though, what is that?
[06:31] <nucleocide> cd /Web\ Resources
[06:31] <Stupendoussteve> basiczman: Also, you shouldn't put a / at the beginning unless the directory is in the root
[06:31] <WIGGMPk> FLJohn: on a pure linux install?
[06:32] <nanoCoder> nanoCoder
[06:32] <sparr> basiczman: again I ask...  you have a ROOT-LEVEL folder named "Web Resources"?  that is very odd
[06:32] <Stupendoussteve> basiczman: If the directory is in the same dir you're already in, just type the name, cd Web\ Resources
[06:32] <FLJohn> WIGGMPk: yes.  That is one reason it does not make sense to me
[06:32] <sparr> basiczman: that is what the leading / means
[06:32] <basiczman> success!
[06:32] <basiczman> thanks guys
[06:32] <jtaby> Does anyone know why the URLs to the package repositories would return a 404?
[06:32] <FLJohn> WIGGMPk: Its a linux program
[06:32] <basiczman> sorry for my noobish>.>
[06:32] <sparr> jtaby: paste one (and only one) of them here
[06:32] <Stupendoussteve> jtaby: The repo is out of date, possibly
[06:32] <Stupendoussteve> or messed up
[06:32] <Jordan_U> sparr: What does filefrag report?
[06:32] <WIGGMPk> FLJohn: the ASUS Express Gate REQUIRES a windows install unfortunitly because its a proprietary version of Slashtop
[06:32] <Anonymust> WIGGMPk idk which version... quickest to download I guess, from the website. Zencafe's a linux suite for internet cafes
[06:33] <cchap07>  I have a problem with ubuntu not recognizing that I have vista installed so now I cannot boot vista.  Can someone help?
[06:33] <basiczman> back to C++ coding for me!
[06:33] <jtaby> Stupendoussteve, http://security.ubuntu.com gutsy-security/main Sources
[06:33] <GhostWolf_> am i on ingore here?? i've asked for help and no one has asnwered me..
[06:33] <Anonymust> WIGGMPk, it's it's own distro
[06:33] <nanoCoder> I have a noob question and it may require some lube. I am trying to > some.txt on the bash shell and it is telling me that permission is denied can someone help me
[06:33] <FLJohn> WIGGMPk:   That is unfortunate
[06:33] <codeshepherd_> I added one of my scripts to bootup by update-rc.d mountec2vol start 15 2 3 4 5 . start 47 S . start 35 0 1 6 . ....... now the script gets executed twice during boot up.. once before entering run level 4 and once after entering runlevel 4... can anyone explain what makes it to get executed before run level 4 ?
[06:33] <WIGGMPk> Anonymust: well if your using Virtualbox you should know which version it is to get support.. the Open Source version has some limitations from the proprietary version
[06:34] <sparr> Jordan_U: random sampling, without filenames: 3217 extents found, perfection would be 3 extents; 1314 extents found, perfection would be 3 extents; 1817 extents found, perfection would be 3 extents; 1083 extents found, perfection would be 3 extents; 1883 extents found, perfection would be 3 extents
[06:34] <RobbieCrash> jtaby are you trying to get to the repos in a browser?
[06:34] <bc> does an Pentium "HT" processor literally have two cores, or does it just "act like" is has two cores?
[06:34] <WIGGMPk> FLJohn: yes it is.. slashtop is a nice program and I havent found a way to tap into the Solid State disk which contains the mini OS, but if I figure it out.. you will be the second to know.. (ill be the first of course lol)
[06:34] <GhostWolf_> well this is a helpful bunch.. no one wants to help someone with a problem here.... later..
[06:35] <FLJohn> WIGGMPk: thank you.
[06:35] <Anonymust> WIGGMPk, I was here earlier and someone else said they were running it fine with another VM. I don't know which version. I'm repairing permissions in livecd so I can't tell right now
[06:35] <WIGGMPk> FLJohn: ASUS the company does not openly (or actively) support Linux.. unless you get a "real" tech support guy on the phone
[06:35] <jtaby> RobbieCrash, no
[06:35] <joetheodd> What's the one command to list all the hardware on a box? I'm trying to figure out where my webcam is hiding.
[06:35] <wiseman> Jordan_U:
[06:35] <wiseman> Jordan_U: No go.  It stuck me in "low graphics mode"
[06:35] <wiseman> now what?
[06:35] <WIGGMPk> FLJohn: np man, I have given up on Windows all together and thats one thing I miss is Express Gate... =*(
[06:35] <Stupendoussteve> joetheodd: Is it a usb webcam? lsusb
[06:35] <rudyerazo> español?
[06:35] <joetheodd> Stupendoussteve, laptop onboard
[06:35] <FLJohn> WIGGMPk: you know how to get ahold of me?
[06:35] <Stupendoussteve> joetheodd: Could still be usb inside. lspci is the other command
[06:36] <joetheodd> Stupendoussteve, thanks. And yes, usb. :P
[06:36] <RobbieCrash> jtaby it's saying 404 not found when using apt-get?
[06:36] <Nevak> hey, does anyone know whether it's possible to get flash to work right on ubuntu? when I try to play a flash game it just plays the entire thing, completely ignoring buttons and such
[06:36] <Jordan_U> wiseman: Go to Hardware Drivers and disable the driver ( or run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh" )
[06:36] <cchap07>  I have a problem with GRUB not recognizing that I have vista installed so now I cannot boot vista.  Can someone help?
[06:36] <fred__> anyone else have any ideas why I can't see DVDs? I have installed everything that every website has recommended
[06:36] <Jordan_U> wiseman: Not sure how to get the proprietary driver working
[06:37] <WIGGMPk> Anonymust: well, I would first determine which one you acctually have installed.. THe OSE version of the proprietary version.. than try the other... if that doesnt work.. I cant recommend any other than VMWare (which is paid software) but I dont think Parrellels works for linux which is the only one I have used besides the other 2.
[06:37] <Stupendoussteve> fred__: Did you install libdvdcss2?
[06:37] <bc> Nevak: could be the flash game. I haven't seen any problems with Flash here except for crazy CPU usage.
[06:37] <fred__> yes
[06:37] <FLJohn> I can not believe with the Four fans running in the new computer, it is quieter then my old Dell running 2 fans.
[06:37] <jtaby> RobbieCrash, yeah, one se, I think i found a fix online
[06:37] <fred__> still says no media
[06:37] <mib_6r91rk3o> my root ext3 file system is mounting read-only on boot and screwing up the boot. Any suggestios?
[06:37] <WIGGMPk> FLJohn: no, I dont.. but im sure ill run into ya
[06:37] <Nevak> bc: it's not the game itself, it does this for just about any flash thing that has buttons
[06:37] <Stupendoussteve> Does this hardware work in another OS?
[06:37] <wiseman> Jordan_U: get this, in hardware drivers it says it's in use, but the check box isn't checked
[06:37] <DaZ> FLJohn: size does matter
[06:37] <RobbieCrash> mib_6r91rk3o fsck it
[06:37] <Anonymust> WIGGMPk, thanks for your insight.
[06:37] <nanoCoder> I have a noob question and it may require some lube. I am trying to > some.txt on the bash shell and it is telling me that permission is denied can someone help me
[06:37] <WIGGMPk> FLJohn: I am however going to try to Install Vista in a Virtual Machine and install Express Gate to see if that works
[06:37] <bc> Nevak: what flash package? dpkg -l | grep -i flash
[06:38] <sparr> Jordan_U: I am not sure what "percentage" might be assigned to a 300MB file with 3000 fragments, but if that is less than 1% then I think that measurement is misleading
[06:38] <RobbieCrash> if I do dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb bs=4096 conv=notrunc,noerror will that copy and setup partitions or do I need to do it for each partition explicitly?
[06:38] <FLJohn> WIGGMPk: you saw the Vid on youtube of the guy who got expressgate on a thumb drive?
[06:38] <mib_6r91rk3o> I ran fsck -pv and it checked out fine (exit code 0)
[06:38] <Jordan_U> sparr: I did not make the comment about 1% :)
[06:38] <bc> mib_6r91rk3o: investigate fsck
[06:38] <Stupendoussteve> nanoCoder: You don't have permission. Either you're in a directory you can't write to, or the file exists and you cannot overwrite it, or you don't have permission to do whatever it is you're trying to >
[06:38] <chaorain> Is it possible to have /var/lib/mythtv/videos/ show up there and /home/username/videos?
[06:38] <WIGGMPk> FLJohn: no, you can private message me the link though (as to not press any linkage rules in here)
[06:38] <joetheodd> What's a good program to view / record on webcams?
[06:39] <wiseman> joetheodd: Cheese
[06:39] <WIGGMPk> joetheodd: cheese
[06:39] <Stupendoussteve> chaorain: With a symlink
[06:39] <RobbieCrash> mib_6r91rk3o define screwing up the boot?
[06:39] <wiseman> JINX
[06:39] <Nevak> bc: I don't know exactly, but I downloaded and installed flash ten for firefox
[06:39] <nanoCoder> thanks steve
[06:39] <bc> mib_6r91rk3o: no abnormalities in dmesg?
[06:39] <WIGGMPk> wiseman: you definitely owe me a beer dude
[06:39] <wiseman> Jordan_U: so now what?
[06:39] <chaorain> ty
[06:39] <bc> Nevak: did you install via synaptic?
[06:39] <Jordan_U> wiseman: I don't know
[06:39] <wiseman> WIGGMPk: it just so happens I'm a homebrewer
[06:39] <mib_6r91rk3o> when the daemons like syslogk try to start, they can't create files, so they fail
[06:39] <Nevak> bc: I have no idea, I'm sort of new to ubuntu
[06:39] <fred__> dpkg-query -s libdvdcss2
[06:40] <fred__> Package: libdvdcss2
[06:40] <fred__> Status: install ok installed
[06:40] <fred__> Priority: optional
[06:40] <WIGGMPk> wiseman: OMG mail it to me... lol
[06:40] <FloodBot2> fred__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:40] <Stupendoussteve> chaorain: ln -s /var/lib/mythtv/videos /home/username/videos, for example. I would suggest putting the link within the videos directory instead
[06:40] <andrew__> Hi all, how can I enable sounds in xchat ?
[06:40] <bc> Nevak: did you install it via a package you downloaded from Adobe's web site? or.. how did you install it?
[06:40] <Nevak> bc: I just got it from the adobe website
[06:40] <wiseman> WIGGMPk: you get NOTHING
[06:40] <Nevak> bc: a .deb
[06:40] <Stupendoussteve> fred__: Are you sure the drive works correctly? Can you use a DVD that is not video, a piece or software?
[06:40] <WIGGMPk> wiseman: i suck again.. =*(
[06:40] <bc> Nevak: from where?
[06:40] <Nevak> bc: adobe
[06:40] <chaorain> Stupendoussteve, is there a reason why? /home/username/videos is empty
[06:41] <jtaby> can someone paste their sources.list file please?
[06:41] <Stupendoussteve> chaorain: If you wanted to use it later. If no then you can of course use it :)
[06:41] <fred__> I installed jaunty from a CD using that drive and I burn and watch DVDs all the time in wiindows
[06:41] <chaorain> ah, videos would remain empty forever
[06:41] <RobbieCrash> if I do "dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb bs=4096 conv=notrunc,noerror" will that copy and setup partitions or do I need to do it for each partition explicitly?
[06:41] <bc> Nevak: I'd uninstall it, then use sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer. That's all I did and mine is working fine.
[06:42] <chaorain> Stupendoussteve, will it be there on reboot?
[06:42] <Stupendoussteve> chaorain: A symlink stays until you remove it
[06:42] <RobbieCrash> fred__ how do you try to burn the dvd?
[06:42] <Nevak> bc: I think the problem is that the program for flash that came with ubuntu is something called Swfdec 0.8.2
[06:42] <chaorain> thanks big help
[06:42] <cchap07>  I have a problem with grub not recognizing that I have vista installed so now I cannot boot vista.  Can someone help?
[06:42] <Jordan_U> sparr: How much free space do you have?
[06:43] <fred__> I haven't in Jaunty, says no media in drive. Says it when I try and burn a disc and when I try to view a purchased dvd.
[06:43] <fred__> but I installed K3b
[06:43] <bc> Nevak: I do not have libswfdec installed
[06:43] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 did you install ubuntu before or after Windows?
[06:43] <RobbieCrash> fred__ what about if you put an audio cd in?
[06:43] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: After windows on another hardrive
[06:44] <Nevak> bc: huh... well, I'm running 9.04 ubuntu, could that affect it?
[06:44] <Nevak> bc: affect what program is used I mean
[06:44] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 so you have windows on hard drive 1 and ubuntu on hard drive 2?
[06:44] <fred__> hrm, I haven't tried that yet.
[06:44] <bc> Nevak: I'm running 9.04 as well
[06:44] <Nevak> bc: ah....
[06:44] <Nevak> bc: weird
[06:44] <RobbieCrash> fred__ try that and see if it recognizes an audio cd
[06:44] <sparr> Jordan_U: between 1 and 100GB, out of 500GB total
[06:44] <jadetiger> Anyone know how to stream media from ubuntu PC to PlayStation3
[06:44] <Nevak> bc: so how do I uninstall swfdec or whatever the program is I have?
[06:44] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: yes but hard drive 1 is actually the slave drive if that matters
[06:45] <Nevak> bc: because I think it's tied in with flash now
[06:45] <bc> Nevak: I'd uninstall the other stuff (apt-get autoremove) and then install flashplugin-installer
[06:45] <RobbieCrash> it does, but I just want to figure out your hardware setup
[06:45] <Jordan_U> sparr: Something is seriously wrong, because you shouldn't be seeing fragmentation like that
[06:45] <Nevak> bc: ok thank you (sorry for being such a noob)
[06:45] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: ok yea it is two separate hard drives
[06:45] <rodrigo> hello
[06:45] <sparr> jadetiger: you want a "uPNP" media application, like mediatomb
[06:45] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 how many partitions are there on the Windows harddrive?
[06:45] <bc> Nevak: find the package name to remove using `dpkg -l | grep -i flash` from the command line
[06:45] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: just one partition
[06:46] <RobbieCrash> you need to add Windows into your grub boot menu
[06:46] <RobbieCrash> one sec
[06:46] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: k
[06:46] <bc> Nevak: no problem, and everyone is a noob at something. I'm a noob in more areas than I'd like. :D
[06:46] <sparr> Jordan_U: as I said... Create large files until the drive is full.  Delete half the files at semi-random.  Create small files until the drive is 75% full.  Repeat on a regular basis for years.  Presto, significantly greater than 1% fragmentation.
[06:47] <fred__> played an audio cd just fine
[06:47] <sparr> Jordan_U: i am aware that my usage pattern (filling the drive up before cleaning it out, while continuing to create small and large files) is very fragmentation-inducing
[06:47] <rodrigo> friend or any friend who wants clarlar
[06:47] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 can you pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:47] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: sorry I am a noob what is pastebin?
[06:48] <RobbieCrash> fred__ and you don't have ANY issues running dvds on windows?
[06:48] <sparr> Jordan_U: what I *should* do is stop using the same partition for bittorrent and ~, and stop letting the bittorrent partition fill to 99.8% capacity before cleaning it out.
[06:48] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 www.pastebin.ca
[06:48] <fred__> none at all
[06:48] <bc> cchap07: also look into `apt-cache show pastebinit`
[06:49] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 open a terminal, then type gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:49] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 then copy and paste the contents into a pastebin page, and link the page
[06:49] <Jordan_U> sparr: Ok, did you have a question?
[06:49] <Jordan_U> :)
[06:49] <RobbieCrash> fred__ what kind of dvd drive is it?
[06:50]  * bc crawls back into the hole
[06:50] <fred__> hp dvd740 external usb
[06:50] <rodrigo> some friends who want to char
[06:51] <RobbieCrash> are the forums down right now??
[06:51] <Nevak> bc: ah, ok I fixed it, I just had to uninstall the stupid swfdec thing that came with ubuntu and now flash is working right, thanks again
[06:51] <bc> Nevak: fantastic
[06:51] <cchap07> Robbie Crash: here it is: http://www.pastebin.ca/1435909
[06:53] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 try pasting this in over what you have: http://www.pastebin.ca/1435911
[06:54] <RobbieCrash> that may not work, if it does not, you'll need to try different options at the bottom in the Windows section, try root (hd1,1) and such root (hd1,2), but if there are no different partitions on there, and it's a hdd you installed and formatted yourself, hd1,0 should work
[06:56] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: is there a way I can copy it without the numbers for each line?
[06:57] <dors> hello everyone, greetings, its my first time here 8D nice to see such big community online 8)... i am trying to chroot into another partition of my hd, and after some forum reading and some experiments i was able to login into this 32 bit ubuntu boot partition from mine primary boot (that is a x86_64 ) ... ok, so far things are working, but i cant do X, no graphical apps run, i get this 'Error: Can't open display: :0.0'...
[06:58] <dors> maybe i am just wanting too much with just a couple of mounts and a chroot ... thanks anyway for ideas
[06:58] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: Ok I did that so should I just reboot and see if it worked?
[06:59] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 as long as you've saved it, and you're sure that you didn't just paste that in additionally, so that there are two whole copies of that stuff in there, then yeah.
[06:59] <Jordan_U> cchap07: There is a text box near the bottom you can copy from
[06:59] <jonathon_> anyone here used pyserial with ubuntu
[07:00] <blair> does any1 no how i can install msn on ubuntu
[07:00] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: Does it matter that the file says "title Windows XP" when I am using vista?
[07:00] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 nope, that's just whatever name you want in the menu
[07:00] <RobbieCrash> you can change that to Vista if you want
[07:00] <RobbieCrash> blair do you mean msn messenger?
[07:00] <blair> yes
[07:01] <RobbieCrash> blair there's no official msn client for ubuntu that I know of, but you can install pidgin, and add an msn account to it
[07:01] <zenxr> blair: use pidgin, it supports msn
[07:01] <dors> msn, mmm, wine and mono i guess you could try blair, but  mmm, better use some native linux solution
[07:01] <blair> thank you
[07:01] <zenxr> RobbieCrash: aMSN is on my elive desktop and it's just like the winblows version
[07:01] <dors> yes pidgin
[07:01] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: ok i am going to try it now thanks a lot for all your help, Ill report back later.
[07:02] <RobbieCrash> zenxr is aMSN in the repos?
[07:02] <juli4n> yes pidgin or emesene
[07:02] <zenxr> RobbieCrash: probably not, but neither is half my system XD
[07:03] <zenxr> RobbieCrash: it's a really ugly app though.. http://www.amsn-project.net/
[07:04] <dors> ""Regression testing"? What's that? If it compiles, it is good, if it boots up it is perfect. Torvalds, Linus (1998-04-08)."
[07:04] <_Matt_> how do i force my tv out, svideo, to always show up in ubuntu as a display? i can get svideo to work 50% of the time and i can't figure out how to make it work all the time from boot
[07:06] <pizzledizzle> i want to add a hard drive to my system because my videos folder ran out of space. the problem is that i want to add all free space from new hd to that videos folder
[07:06] <pizzledizzle> how do i do this
[07:08] <Lampion> Aloha brotha
[07:08] <RobbieCrash> Is dd the slowest program ever?
[07:08] <Zencyde> Aloha!
[07:08] <jeevan> what is libtool for??? ada2358
[07:09] <Zencyde> I seem to be having trouble configuring a program to accept my alsa configuration. Rather, I'm not quite sure how to set it up. Would anyone care to help?
[07:09] <RobbieCrash> !ask Zencyde
[07:09] <RobbieCrash> !ask | Zencyde
[07:10] <Jordan_U> pizzledizzle: You can move all of the videos to the new drive then mount that drive with your videos directory as a mountpoint
[07:10] <Zencyde> Er, well, that is the problem. I'm not quite sure how to set up my ALSA settings. Err.. here's an example of what I mean: hw:0,4# Intel ICH - IEC958 : Intel ICH5 - IEC958 : playback 1
[07:11] <jeevan> what for we use postfix with msql?
[07:11] <pizzledizzle> Jordan_U, is there a way to combine two hard drives together so im not limited to one hd in that videos folder?
[07:11] <nickgrey147> what are the chances of getting a gfs working in ubuntu  ?
[07:11] <RobbieCrash> Zencyde are you trying to do your entire ALSO config by hand?
[07:12] <Zencyde> Er, no. This program just requires I define parameters that I'm not sure of. :(
[07:12] <RobbieCrash> Zencyde what program?
[07:12] <Zencyde> TerminatorX, in this case.
[07:13] <Zencyde> It seems that it manages to work, but, there's no sound coming out.
[07:13] <Jordan_U> pizzledizzle: You could with LVM, but it's not easy
[07:14] <RobbieCrash> Zencyde your ALSA works fine otherwise?
[07:14] <Zencyde> Yep.
[07:14] <_Matt_> how do i force my tv out, svideo, to always show up in ubuntu as a display? i can get svideo to work 50% of the time and i can't figure out how to make it work all the time from boot
[07:14] <RobbieCrash> And you're sure your primary sound output is ALSA not Pulse or something else?
[07:15] <whodevil> for some reason my desktop is not showing any icons or files. I tried looking at the settings in gconf-editor but could not find the correct entry that fixes it... any ideas?
[07:15] <Zencyde> Er.. it is pulse, isn't it?
[07:15] <Zencyde> I thought that's what it was set to by default.
[07:15] <Zencyde> Ugh, I still don't get what Pulseaudio does.
[07:15] <jeevan> what for postfix is used with sql?
[07:15] <Boohbah> !pulseaudio | Zencyde
[07:16] <Boohbah> Zencyde: it's a software audio mixer
[07:16] <Zencyde> Just like ALSA?
[07:16] <xeer> 9.04 is freezing when usb booted.
[07:17] <Zencyde> I was under the impression that pulseaudio did something else and ran alongside ALSA. :o
[07:17] <RobbieCrash> Boohbah so if a program uses an ALSA backend, if he's using Pulse will sound work properly from ALSA apps?
[07:17] <xeer> this is a usb boot image created using "create a usb start disk" with the latest 9.04 from ubuntu.com
[07:19] <Zencyde> Ugh, now it's working. What the balls? :( Linux, you are not yet ready for the desktop!
[07:19] <xeer> ubuntu is freezing during the progress bar after the  "try this blah blah without writing to the disk" or whatever..
[07:19] <Zencyde> Oh, but your smooth and easy package management system is too good to leave you for. D:
[07:19] <TsukeHiki_> i am wondering what the command is to append a postfix to many filenames (in subdirectories recursively).  i compiled debug versions of a library and want to do something like 'mv *.so* *_d.so*'
[07:19] <wahnfrieden> hi
[07:19] <xeer> Zencyde, wtf does linux have to do with pulseaudio and alsa?
[07:19] <xeer> TsukeHiki_, ask in #postfix
[07:20] <xeer> TsukeHiki_, nevermind that lol
[07:20] <wahnfrieden> is there some app that will automatically detect and unzip/extract any type of archive without me having to type different parameters for every archive type, just to accomplish the same simple task?
[07:20] <TsukeHiki_> :P
[07:20] <Techgurl> wahnfrieden: ark
[07:20] <Joe__> usr13 Jordan_U Thanks for the help, after playing with some of the dnsmasq settings I was able to get it working... at least partially, now I know the concept works as I thought it would
[07:20] <Zencyde> Ugh, fine.  Replace "linux" with "ubuntu". :( I was making a joke because it had hiccuped.
[07:20] <xeer> TsukeHiki_, you could write a bash script to loop files in a directory and perform a mv command
[07:21] <xeer> TsukeHiki_, if you're good at the shell, you could do it in one line
[07:21] <xeer> Zencyde, I think you're still a little confused on what an audio server is and what a distribution is.
[07:21] <wahnfrieden> Techgurl:  thanks ill look into it. this is really a huge usability issue with linux. it's so dumb to demand typing things like tar zxvf just to open a simple archive
[07:21] <kenyon> wahnfrieden: there is one for the command line that does that, don't rememeber what it's called now, but it's in the ubuntu repositories
[07:21] <TsukeHiki_> yeah i am looking at bash manuals to figure that one line out. i was hoping somebody can do it from the top of their head
[07:21] <wahnfrieden> commands which were made for magnetic tape
[07:22] <wahnfrieden> kenyon ah thats what i want
[07:22] <RobbieCrash> Zencyde is everything working now?
[07:22] <Techgurl> there is usually some kind of gui application for most command tools now
[07:22] <xeer> wahnfrieden, that's the life of CLI. why not grab a good GUI?
[07:22] <Zencyde> Yeah. Thanks for the help. :)
[07:22] <kenyon> wahnfrieden: let me see if I can find it
[07:22] <RobbieCrash> Not sure what I did, but no problem
[07:22] <RobbieCrash> ;)
[07:22] <seon> hello, i can't  connect to a wireless with a WEP key  with ubuntu hardy. Usually i can connect to some wireless with WPA key or without key. do you know why?
[07:22] <crdlb> wahnfrieden: tar xf will handle both kinds of tarballs at least, and that's all I ever deal with
[07:22] <wahnfrieden> im new to linux (not a new computer user at all..im a software developer, i'm not a complete moron) and I hate having to look up how to unzip every random archive combination i come across
[07:22] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: Hey im back
[07:23] <xeer> seon, can you view your log output and check for errors?
[07:23] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 and
[07:23] <RobbieCrash> ?
[07:23] <wahnfrieden> xeer it's not a problem inherent to CLI
[07:23] <wahnfrieden> that's orthogonal to this problem
[07:23] <wahnfrieden> crdlb: but you still have to deal with gzip etc
[07:23] <crdlb> wahnfrieden: it's completely inherent to CLI when file-roller is a GUI solution
[07:23] <xeer> wahnfrieden, it would be trivial to write a shortcut script to point "unzip" to "tar -xvf"
[07:23] <wahnfrieden> it should be trivial to detect the type, and decompress automatically, CLI or not
[07:23] <crdlb> wahnfrieden: what do you mean? tar xf handles .tar, .tar.gz, and .tar.bz2
[07:24] <cchap07> Im not sure it is a Linux problem anymore but I get the error: "BOOTMGR is missing. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart"
[07:24] <xeer> how can I turn off acpi using the 9.04 live cd?
[07:24] <wahnfrieden> crdlb: oh, ok. there seems to be lots of conflicting advice online for that
[07:24] <wiseman> Jordan_U: Hello again
[07:24] <wahnfrieden> crdlb:  still it should also handle zip..and rar... etc
[07:24] <wahnfrieden> like WinRAR, WinZip whatever
[07:24] <Jordan_U> cchap07: Might ask in ##windows
[07:24] <baobao_> winrar best
[07:25] <xeer> 7z as well
[07:25] <wahnfrieden> winrar is all i need in windows
[07:25] <baobao_> me too
[07:25] <crdlb> wahnfrieden: whatever, that's not its purpose
[07:25] <xeer> hate to break it to you, but rar is not the "BEST"
[07:25] <RobbieCrash> cchap07, try a different number after (hd1,)
[07:25] <wahnfrieden> crdlb: I know it's not
[07:25] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 try changing it to root (hd1,1)
[07:25] <Techgurl> rar may not be the best anymore but its used on newsgroups
[07:25] <uberadm> wahnfrieden, I use ark, although I don't know how many formats it supports. it works for me.
[07:25] <wahnfrieden> crdlb: but there should be a wrapper interface which detects type and calls the appropriate tools automatically
[07:25] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: ok hold on
[07:25] <cms> anyone here knows how to use dosemu?
[07:26] <Techgurl> ark with all the  plugins supports everything
[07:26] <newbie> hi guys
[07:26] <prince> hi dears, any body who worked on NS2
[07:26] <wahnfrieden> it amazes me how much usability suffers in linux and how people dont seem to care about simple problems that should be trivial to fix
[07:26] <newbie> can anyone help me to setup my broadband connection via ethernet dialup
[07:26] <RobbieCrash> wahnfrieden you can use rar files in Ubuntu by adding the plugin to file roller
[07:26] <Techgurl> wahnfrieden: being a developer you could maybe help
[07:27] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: for some reason it is not letting me save the file now. it says i do not have the permissions necessary to save the file
[07:27] <wahnfrieden> 99% of the time i dont want to do anything else with archive files, just EXTRACT TO A FOLDER. so it should be dead easy
[07:27] <seon> xeer> How can i do?
[07:27] <RobbieCrash> cchap07 you need to do gksu gedit, not just gedit
[07:27] <wahnfrieden> Techgurl: i help in other ways
[07:27] <crdlb> wahnfrieden: it is dead easy, using the GUI
[07:27] <RobbieCrash> er, gksudo rather.
[07:27] <newbie> can anyone help me
[07:27] <wahnfrieden> crdlb: why not in CLI too
[07:28] <crdlb> RobbieCrash: those two are symlinked together, btw
[07:28] <wahnfrieden> maybe i misunderstand CLI philosophy
[07:28] <dors> we can try if you say whats your problem newbie
[07:28] <RobbieCrash> wahnfrieden you can do it in CLI as well, you need to add the proper program though
[07:28] <newbie> hi dors
[07:28] <dors> :) hi newbie
[07:28] <newbie> am tryin to setup by broand band dialup
[07:28] <wahnfrieden> RobbieCrash: why cant there be a CLI program that will use the proper program for me
[07:28] <newbie> it is not getting through at all
[07:28] <dors> btw, hello everyone, namaste
[07:28] <wahnfrieden> oh Ark is a distro?
[07:28] <wahnfrieden> I just want an unzipper thing.
[07:28] <wahnfrieden> am i being trolled..
[07:28] <dors> adonai, salam aleikum
[07:28] <crdlb> no, it's the kde archive manager
[07:28] <Techgurl> no ark is a gui frontend
[07:29] <uberadm> wahnfrieden, ark is an GUI extraction program
[07:29] <xeer> wahnfrieden, nay; it is YOU doing the trolling.
[07:29] <wahnfrieden> oh
[07:29] <wahnfrieden> xeer im not trolling
[07:29] <wahnfrieden> im whining .. ;o
[07:29] <Techgurl> anyone who complains is considered a troll now a days
[07:29] <RobbieCrash> wahnfrieden the same as in Windows. You can't just install Windows and hope that it will handle a rar file, just because it can use zip files. you need to add multiverse repos and install unrar
[07:30] <prince> Anybody who worked on NS2
[07:30] <RobbieCrash> then do unrar x file
[07:30] <wahnfrieden> RobbieCrash: true but i dont need a separate app for every archive type - i just get one app that handles everything automatically
[07:30] <wahnfrieden> i know linux is all about splitting functionality into modular applications that pipe to each other etc
[07:30] <wahnfrieden> but there should be wrapper software
[07:31] <Techgurl> there is
[07:31] <wahnfrieden> for usability
[07:31] <Jordan_U> wahnfrieden: There is, "unp"
[07:31] <wahnfrieden> unp..
[07:31] <wahnfrieden> thanks
[07:31] <Jordan_U> wahnfrieden: np
[07:31] <kenyon> ahhh unp, that's what I was trying to find
[07:31] <prince> Any NS2 user ?????/
[07:31] <kenyon> there's also pax, but that's not as cool
[07:31] <wahnfrieden> THANK YOU
[07:31] <dsdeiz> what is unp?
[07:31] <dsdeiz> !unp > dsdeiz
[07:31] <dsdeiz> !info unp > dsdeiz
[07:32] <dsdeiz> oh i see.. hehehe
[07:32] <wahnfrieden> it's so silly that everyone is encouraged to use bizarre tar commands with pipes etc just to unzip
[07:32] <RobbieCrash> wahnfrieden there is wrapper software. But just like in Windows, you need to install it. You can't just say "well this program for this thing doesn't do this thing for other things." If you want a CLI program that will handle all archive files, find one. Most people don't care about CLI'ing everything when there's a GUI that will do it all with ease.
[07:32] <cchap07> RobbieCrash: Ok I was able to change the file and am going to try again. Thanks again!
[07:32] <wahnfrieden> tar commands which aer only comprehensible in terms of magnetic tape backups from the 80s
[07:32] <RobbieCrash> wahnfrieden everyone isn't. Everyone is telling you to install a GUI frontend that will do everything you're asking about.
[07:32] <prince> NS2 ?
[07:32] <prince> NS2 USER ???
[07:32] <Techgurl> some people just like the little command line apps
[07:33] <newbie> hi guys
[07:33] <newbie> can anyone help me config my wimax
[07:33] <wahnfrieden> RobbieCrash: these esoteric approaches are at least noticably more common in linux
[07:33] <wahnfrieden> imo
[07:33] <wahnfrieden> i appreciate CLI because I type faster than i use the mouse
[07:33] <kenyon> wahnfrieden: also there are man and web pages that explain all those options. also, the long options for GNU tar are much more comprehensible than the short ones.
[07:34] <Techgurl> when I first started using linux is was mostly all CLI tools but now there are wrappers and gui frontends for them
[07:34] <william> hello
[07:34]  * dsdeiz is thinking to install openssh on a pc at home, attach a speaker, then ssh to that pc and use xmms
[07:34] <prince> ANY NETWORK SIMULATOR USER ?
[07:34] <markj> help
[07:34] <wahnfrieden> man pages are a whole other issue.. they're for specifications, not for use explanations
[07:34] <wahnfrieden> far too few provide sensible examples
[07:34] <dors> openssh workz, dsdeiz
[07:34] <wahnfrieden> etc
[07:34] <Guest17627> hi everyone
[07:34] <wahnfrieden> i always just end up googling instead and getting what i need much faster in some tutorial
[07:34] <kenyon> well you can fix that, it's open source, but they are for usage AND specs.
[07:35] <Flannel> wahnfrieden: This channel is not for complaints.  If you have a support question, feel free to ask it.  We are not a place for diatribes, there are other channels for that.  Thanks.
[07:35] <wahnfrieden> ok sorry
[07:35] <wahnfrieden> thanks for the help
[07:35] <Guest41130> hi, how can i install the very latest version of gnome on ubuntu?
[07:35] <Jordan_U> markj: Rather than saying help try asking a question
[07:35] <Flannel> Guest41130: Use Ubuntu 9.04
[07:36] <simplexio> but i have to agree with wahnfrieden. man pages need few this is how you use this program exsamples
[07:36] <Techgurl> some have them
[07:36] <Guest41130> yeah but i mean the developement version of gnome
[07:36] <Guest41130> i wanna test it
[07:36] <Jip> I just installed a 3d game (Cube 2) and my distro was also just put on my system a few hours ago, does anyone know what i need to do to get the graphix running smoothely so I can even play 3d stuff, Ive done this before and forget what the few commands were that I used, but if anyone knows off hand that would be awesome
[07:36] <wahnfrieden> simplexio: yes spec and usage should be separate
[07:36] <Techgurl> good luck installing the developement version
[07:36] <Flannel> Guest41130: Use Karmic.
[07:37] <RobbieCrash> if I do "dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb bs=4096 conv=notrunc,noerror" will that copy and setup partitions or do I need to do it for each partition explicitly?
[07:37] <Jordan_U> Jip: What gfx card? ( Most likely System > Administration > Hardware Drivers is what you want )
[07:37] <Flannel> wahnfrieden: Thats all up to the individual authors of the man pages.  Many do have examples, many have copious examples.  But again, we're offtopic.  Feel free to take it to #ubuntu-offtopic if you wish to continue to discuss.
[07:39] <Joe__> ok.. so now that I know the concept works, are there any alternatives to Tor, preferably one that isn't so slow?
[07:39] <Jip> Jordan_U: Kool got it
[07:39] <RobbieCrash> and a side note, is dd the slowest program ever? 45KB/sec read write on two SATA 3.0GB/sec drives???
[07:40] <Jordan_U> Joe__: Do you want anonymity or just a proxy?
[07:40] <RobbieCrash> Joe__ TOR is by nature slow. You're relying on other people's internet connections to get you where you want to go.
[07:40] <Techgurl> dd is sector by sector
[07:40] <Joe__> Jordan_U Only aspect I need is the IP masking (specifically need a US address)
[07:40] <Loafers> How do I get ubuntu to detect proprietary drivers?  I went to Admin > Hardware Drivers, but it doesn't detect my graphics card anymore whereas last 8.10 did.
[07:41] <RobbieCrash> so Techgurl that's a yeah right? It'll copy everything bit for bit, and give me a perfect copy of my drive, ostensibly right?
[07:41] <flakeparadigm> Hello
[07:41] <Techgurl> true RobbieCrash
[07:41] <RobbieCrash> Joe__ you just want a US public IP?
[07:41] <Joe__> Jordan_U What I've been trying to do is get access to content I legally own, but due to my physical location (I'm US Military) I can't.  I've been able to prove what I want to do is possible, now it's just a matter of now being deathly slow
[07:41] <Joe__> RobbieCrash yes
[07:41] <flakeparadigm> Is it possible to set up ubuntu to connect to a WPA protected network on boot?
[07:41] <Jordan_U> Joe__: You can use basically any US proxy then
[07:41] <crdlb> Loafers: ATI dropped support for many gpus in their latest proprietary video driver release
[07:42] <RobbieCrash> flakeparadigm not on boot, but as soon as it loads.
[07:42] <flakeparadigm> RobbieCrash: What exactly do you mean?
[07:42] <Loafers> crdlb, oh ok thanks... so i can't use my graphics card at all then?
[07:42] <RobbieCrash> Joe__ http://www.aliveproxy.com/us-proxy-list/
[07:42] <Techgurl> use the open source ones if its ATI and discontinued
[07:42] <ircleuser> Hello
[07:42] <Jordan_U> Loafers: No, you can use the open source drivers
[07:42] <crdlb> Loafers: the open source driver should provide some 3d acceleration
[07:43] <Campfire> hi
[07:43] <Techgurl> the open source ones are very slow
[07:43] <Loafers> crdlb, ok where do i find these open source drivers?
[07:43] <Loafers> oh
[07:43] <RobbieCrash> flakeparadigm it won't do it when you turn on your computer, but as soon as it can it should connect as long as you've previously connected to the network and your password is good.
[07:43] <Loafers> darn
[07:43] <Joe__> Jordan_U ok... Here's what I'm trying to do, Laptop goes to Proxy (using wireless), Laptop shares internet over eth0, Client connected to eth0 (not a computer, so I can't just do it there) shows up as US
[07:43] <Jordan_U> Loafers: You are probably already using them
[07:43] <Loafers> how depressing
[07:44] <flakeparadigm> RobbieCrash: The thing is, is that I would like it to connect to the network without any users logging on
[07:44] <RobbieCrash> Joe__ so you want to use your laptop to connect to the internet, then have some device connect to your laptop, and have that device access the internet as though it's from within the US?
[07:44] <ircleuser> I would like to know the "normal" size of a Folder 4k or 56k
[07:44] <ircleuser> ?
[07:44] <Joe__> RobbieCrash exactly
[07:44] <RobbieCrash> ircleuser an empty folder?
[07:44] <Campfire> i put 8.10 picked install with xp on sony vaoh lap top i,m having probs with video bunch of lines going through screen
[07:45] <Joe__> So just change my iptables entries from redirecting to Tor (I already had Tor due to a trip in China, hence I went with that) to one of these proxies?
[07:45] <ircleuser> a folder with data (but what is returned with an ls -l)
[07:45] <Campfire> i,ll wait
[07:45] <flakeparadigm> I guess my question is said a little better this way: "Is it possible to set up ubuntu to connect to a WPA protected network DURING boot?"
[07:45] <b1_> hi
[07:46] <ircleuser> hih b1_
[07:46] <RobbieCrash> Joe__ if the device is coming from your computer, your computer just needs to be like its from the US. So if you've got ypour laptop showing up as American, your device should be too.
[07:46] <Jordan_U> Joe__: Yes, though depending on what you are trying to access they may blacklist proxies ( to is harder to blacklist because there are so many nodes )
[07:46] <Campfire> brb
[07:46] <RobbieCrash> flakeparadigm as far as I know, it does that.
[07:46] <Joe__> ok, I'll give that a try, thanks.
[07:47] <flakeparadigm> RobbieCrash: No, it connects as soon as a user logs on.
[07:47] <cis> hello,man???
[07:47] <flakeparadigm> using the user's settings
[07:48] <Jordan_U> flakeparadigm: Yes, if you are using network-manager then set the connection as a system setting
[07:48] <RobbieCrash> Jordan_U thanks. I was trying to figure out why mine does that if that's not how it normally does work
[07:49] <flakeparadigm> Jordan_U: how would I do that?
[07:49] <Jordan_U> flakeparadigm: System > Preferences > Networking
[07:49] <milligan> configure: error:  *** Cannot find GL/GLU .. However, "locate freeglut" returns, /usr/include/GL/freeglut.h (and other libs). Do I need to add /usr/include to my PATH or something like that ?
[07:50] <DaZ> milligan: is there any glut dev package?
[07:50] <milligan> DaZ, plenty .. and I installed them all :)
[07:50] <doleyb> milligan: if you do need to add it to path, that would be done with EXTRA_CFLAGS -I/usr/include/GL
[07:50] <RobbieCrash> does ntfs 3g really always use so much CPU?
[07:50] <socialevil> Hi :) i deleted my windows partition and formated it as ext4. is there a way to combine it with my /home partition. To be one partition with the size of these 2?
[07:50] <doleyb> milligan: but hopefully there's a better way.
[07:51]  * RobbieCrash grumble grumble
[07:51] <RobbieCrash> socialevil expand it in gparted
[07:52] <simplexio> socialevil: using gparted. but why you want to have one big partition ?
[07:52] <milligan> doleyb, suppose I could try installing the lib from source
[07:52] <socialevil> yeah but in gparted there is no "expand" function or something like that or maybe i have to umount my /home first? but how i am using it right now
[07:52] <doleyb> milligan: did you read config.log and config.status ?
[07:52] <Jordan_U> socialevil: Use gparted form the Ubuntu LiveCD
[07:52] <simplexio> socialevil: example some small partition in /tmp instead /tmp using /, is much more nicer setup.
[07:53] <uberadm> Jordan_U, I have the same problem, as flakeparadigm, but my "system connection" box is greyed out
[07:53] <cchap07> Robbie_Crash: I'm back again and it did not work. It told me that partition did not exist.  Any other Ideas or should I look elsewhere?
[07:53] <flakeparadigm> Jordan_U: Thanks.
[07:53] <Robbie_Crash> cchap07 one second.
[07:53] <Jordan_U> flakeparadigm: np
[07:54] <socialevil> simplexio, you mean to use this new partition for /tmp ?
[07:54] <Jordan_U> uberadm: Not sure if this matters for policykit, but do log in normally ( via GDM ) or with startx
[07:54] <Robbie_Crash> cchap07 how many hard drives do you have?
[07:54] <cchap07> Robbie_Crash: 2 hard drives
[07:55] <Robbie_Crash> A full windows partition is a bit big for /tmp
[07:55] <uberadm> Jordan_U, GDM
[07:55] <socialevil> the partition is 30gb
[07:55] <Robbie_Crash> cchap07 and you're sure that there's only the one partition on the second hdd?
[07:55] <Jordan_U> uberadm: Is your user part of the "admin" group?
[07:55] <cchap07> Robbie_Crash: not entirely sure
[07:55] <TsukeHiki_> hi ever since i recompiled cegui it doesnt produce the cegui.log file anymore, any ideas why that could be?
[07:56] <cchap07> Robbie_Crash: is there a way to quickly check?
[07:56] <uberadm> Jordan_U, I don't know where to look to find out >.<
[07:56] <Jordan_U> cchap07: Instead of guessing at grub partition names, let's do it right with uuids, can you pastebin the output of "blkid" ?
[07:57] <cchap07> /dev/loop0: TYPE="squashfs"
[07:57] <cchap07> /dev/sda1: UUID="124b0263-6d8b-4a42-adab-9b5976d382fa" TYPE="swap"
[07:57] <cchap07> /dev/sda5: UUID="c4e67bd5-f592-4fbe-815d-5ec46a5dc6cc" TYPE="ext4"
[07:57] <cchap07> /dev/sdb1: UUID="6C04EF9404EF6016" TYPE="ntfs"
[07:57] <FloodBot2> cchap07: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:57] <Jordan_U> uberadm: System > Administration > Users and Groups, or just run "groups" in a terminal
[07:58] <cchap07> oops sorry
[07:58] <Robbie_Crash> Jordan_U will that work for Windows booting as well?
[07:58] <uberadm> Jordan_U, I found it, and I am in admin
[07:58] <j3tt> am using Jaunty on a dual monitor setup, do the taskbar and panelalways  have to be on the left monitor? i rearrange them in display preferences but taskbar is always moved to monitor on the left.
[07:58] <Jordan_U> Robbie_Crash: I have never tried though I don't see why it wouldn't
[07:59] <Jordan_U> uberadm: I don't know then
[07:59] <Loafers> Wow does Ctrl-Alt-Backspace not work on 9.10?
[07:59] <Loafers> It's not working for me
[07:59] <uberadm> Jordan_U, tis' okay, I think you were onto something. maybe its not admin but another group I'm supposed to belong to but don't. I'll experiment :-P
[08:00] <cchap07> Jordan_U: here it is: http://www.pastebin.ca/1435950
[08:00] <Jordan_U> uberadm: I think nm uses policykit so that might help point you in the right direction
[08:04] <Jordan_U> cchap07: Ok, try http://www.pastebin.ca/1435954
[08:05] <uberadm> Thanks Jordan_U
[08:05] <Jordan_U> uberadm: np
[08:06] <Campfire> can i ask a question
[08:06] <almackska> hello, Testing
[08:07] <Campfire> i just installed 8.10 on a lap top
[08:07] <cchap07> Jordan_U: Thanks I am going to try it now.
[08:07] <Campfire> i have not done update
[08:07] <Campfire> how do i do update
[08:07] <almackska> Ok, so i have DMRAID and i need to know if i can section of a section of partition and make it fat 32 without breaking my raid
[08:08] <Campfire> i need to fix video
[08:08] <simplexio> almackska: ?
[08:08] <almackska> its a fake raid setup.
[08:08] <simplexio> almackska: with sofware raid you use partition on raid, not disks
[08:09] <quibbler_> Campfire, system-administration-update manager
[08:09] <simplexio> almackska: so if you have free partition there, no problem. if you want to decrease partition sizes, well i wouldnt
[08:09] <Campfire> i think the video drivers are bad
[08:09] <wahnfrieden> man
[08:09] <Campfire> that should fix right ?
[08:09] <wahnfrieden> everyone in here must be a clueless idler
[08:09] <wahnfrieden> default # for all ubuntu users..
[08:09] <simplexio> probably
[08:10] <almackska> that is disapointing. I have a terabyte in raid 0
[08:10] <almackska> need a fat 32 partition for windows games
[08:10] <simplexio> almackska: ? when using windows ? or when using wine/ virtualmachine in that case you dont
[08:11] <dors> i 'd like to have a better video driver for my 64bit distro in this machine, it seems the i915_dri.so i have compiles the graphic primitives not in assembly :(as it does with *386 ):, so i have like 1/3 of the 3d graphics rendering performance i have on this same machine booting 32 bits kernel and drivers ... i am looking for some ways of using 32 drivers for rendering stuff... that 'd be nice
[08:11] <cchap07> Jordan_U: It did not work again and gave me the error: "Error 15: File Not Found" any other Ideas or should I try windows support?
[08:11] <raevol> hi all, i'm having a problem with my ubuntu not shutting down properly most of the time; it goes to a black screen (not off) and hangs there indefinitely
[08:12] <almackska> i have jaunty on two 500gb in raid 0 and a puny 13gb with 64bit xp for games. I need room for fallout 3. so thats why i need to section off a peice of my jaunty partition
[08:12] <raevol> i want to look at a log to see what is happening, which should i look at?
[08:12] <simplexio> dors: reinstall 32bit systems, then you get 32bit system
[08:13] <dors> i have one yet simplexio... i just wanted to have all of it in one place, 64 bit and good praphics ... but it seems not that easy :(
[08:13] <dors> thanks anyway
[08:13] <simplexio> almackska: :) raid 0, well i wouldnt even try to resize that. you could try google about dmraid
[08:14] <Jordan_U> cchap07: Go back to the configuration where you had an error about Bootmgr then ask in ##windows
[08:14] <simplexio> almackska: and with that setup you need reisze both disk is you eant to use raid0
[08:14] <cchap07> Jordan_U: Ok thanks a lot for all your help
[08:14] <Jordan_U> cchap07: np
[08:15] <almackska> ok, so in Gparted resize equal portions of the disk?
[08:15] <simplexio> almackska: maybe.. no idea does it work with raid systems
[08:16] <simplexio> almackska: remeber if that resize fucks up, you loose all data on that raid
[08:17] <dors> try shutting down your machine from a tty terminal raevol, maybe it gives you some idea on the proceedings the OS is doing, try looking in syslog,kern.log, messages then
[08:17] <simplexio> almackska: easiest way to get more hd is go shop and buy one
[08:17] <almackska> yeah, i mean, if i didnt mess up all the time i would never learn. but then again. i have massive amounts of info i just cant save.
[08:17] <almackska> lol, yeah
[08:18] <dors> do ctrl+alt+F1 to get a tty
[08:18] <Jordan_U> almackska: Having important data on raid0 without a backup is a recipe for disaster
[08:18] <simplexio> almackska: and remember that zero in raid means thats how much you get data out if one hd fails :)
[08:18] <dors> Xorg.0.log may help also
[08:18] <almackska> but its smokin fast
[08:18] <almackska> Linux device-mapper (striped)
[08:19] <almackska> /dev/mapper/nvidia_bdfbdcfa
[08:19] <almackska> it benchmarks like a champ
[08:19] <hax0r1337> Anybody using wireshark? Is it meant to be run as root in order to be able to see available network interfaces?
[08:19] <simplexio> almackska: yeah.. but 1 gives that backup partition too, and its little faster than raid0 when accessing multiple files at same time
[08:19] <raevol> this is the error i see in my messages log when i shut down and it hangs: http://pastebin.com/d6fc56d7f
[08:19] <simplexio> hax0r1337: yes
[08:20] <Jordan_U> hax0r1337: Yes, you can also run tcpdump as root and analize the dumps in wireshark as a user
[08:20] <almackska> the write is faster but read is the same
[08:20] <deiaccord> hax0r1337: wireshark needs to put the NIC is promiscous mode which requires root privalages
[08:20] <hax0r1337> simplexio, Jordan_U: sounds good, thanks.
[08:21] <almackska> anyone try the new filesystem? i forget the name
[08:21] <Jordan_U> almackska: btrfs, if so yes
[08:21] <simplexio> almackska: i live in fantasy that my 4xhd raid5 setup is faster and more reliable setup than others
[08:21] <dors> that libgdk-x11-2.0.so.0.1600.1 may have problems raevol, or other thing that uses it, you may try to recompile it from source
[08:21] <hax0r1337> oh duh: http://www.wireshark.org/docs/wsug_html_chunked/ChCapPrerequisitesSection.html (needs root access, nice and clear)
[08:22] <raevol> dors: it's the libgdk i got from a fresh install of xubuntu 9.04, shoudl i file a bug?
[08:22] <dors> this name seems strange to me also, it should end just with so.0.X
[08:22] <almackska> yeah, that file system, is it worth it?
[08:23] <dors> for filing a bug you would need to add dumps etc, maybe be able to reproduce it on a fresh install
[08:23] <simplexio> almackska: i can recommend XFS, if you have UPS, i experince from these new filesystems
[08:23] <Jordan_U> almackska: It has some interesting features but I wouldn't put anything worthwile on it at this stage in development
[08:23] <raevol> i have no idea how to go about doing that dors, i jsut want it to shut down cleanly
[08:24] <almackska> gotcha, well im thinking about just reinstalling the whole thing.
[08:24] <almackska> without the raid
[08:25] <deiaccord> simplexio: raid 5 is faster for read but is SLOWER for writes than a single disk (4 x slower)
[08:25] <simplexio> almackska: try repartition those 500G to half, then install linux to raid1, and use that another 2x250 in windows raid0 for games.. speed is good
[08:26] <libtech> !windows | simplexio
[08:26] <raevol> dors thanks anyway, gotta run
[08:26] <simplexio> libtech: try to follow conversation
[08:26] <sysdoc> lol
[08:26] <libtech> !sex |  simplexio
[08:27] <krishmish> ns identify 123
[08:27] <simplexio> libtech: again.. learn to read
[08:27] <Boohbah> libtech: it looks like simplexio was talking about hard drives, not windows or sex
[08:27] <Ramon> need a bit of help. i installed vista first, then ubuntu. I get the grub dual boot menu. However, when I first choose vista, the next time I reboot it goes straight to vista. I have to go boot up the desktop with gparted and remove the "boot" flag from the vista partition. what should I do to keep the bootable partition the ubuntu one so grub shows up all the time?
[08:28] <simplexio> Boohbah: :) attleast you can read ;)
[08:28] <libtech> thanks guys, keep it clean
[08:28] <krishmish> can someone help me with an authentication server
[08:28] <krishmish> ?
[08:29] <ramontayag> need a bit of help. i installed vista first, then ubuntu. I get the grub dual boot menu. However, when I first choose vista, the next time I reboot it goes straight to vista. I have to go boot up the desktop with gparted and remove the "boot" flag from the vista partition. what should I do to keep the bootable partition the ubuntu one so grub shows up all the time?
[08:30] <dors> its a grug config issue ramontayag
[08:30] <ramontayag> dors: i see. so it's not vista. what should I do?
[08:30] <nck> any good file recovery program for ubuntu? i mean to recover deleted file. thanks
[08:31] <dors> edit grub/menu.lst (or the appropriate name for your system)
[08:31] <ninadsp> nck : tried scalpel?
[08:31] <simplexio> nck: .Trash if you used nautilus :)
[08:31] <nck> ok
[08:31] <krishmish> some one help me with kerberos??
[08:31] <nck> i will try
[08:31] <libtech> !trash | simplexio
[08:31] <djik> does anyone know what's the status of ubuntu 9.04+ and older ATI video cards? are they left completely unsupported by both ATI and Ubuntu?
[08:31] <ninadsp> simplexio: that would be if its just a delete... wont work if its a shit+delete :)
[08:31] <Jordan_U> ramontayag: Multiple drives?
[08:32] <ramontayag> dors: please correct me if i'm mistaken, but i believe the grub menu is fine -- because when I remove the boot flag from the vista partition, the grub menu appears.
[08:32] <dors> # savedefault=false ramontayag
[08:32] <nck> ninadsp: does it recover the file after the disk is format?
[08:32] <sysdoc> nck photorec
[08:32] <ramontayag> Jordan_U - yes, however, both OSes are in 1 drive. the other is for storage.
[08:32] <ramontayag> dors: savedefault sounds promising. i'll make it false and see what happens.
[08:32] <ramontayag> thanks i'll be back
[08:32] <Jordan_U> djik: Just open source drivers
[08:32] <cms> does anyone knows how to run dosemu in ubuntu?
[08:32] <dors> grub saves the last boot 'default'  if you dont put this commented line there
[08:33] <djik> bah. I tried those on an X1600 pro (my laptop), and it seems that the mouses cursor keeps flickering randomly depending on its position on the screen (particularly if it's on top of certain controls)
[08:33] <ramontayag> dors: ohh okay
[08:33] <ramontayag> brb!
[08:33] <djik> that's on a 3 year old laptop!
[08:33] <dors> ok
[08:33] <sysdoc> nck if formated see testdisk
[08:34] <Pixels> I use x-lite to make phone calls from Windows.. Is there an alternative on Ubuntu to make calls?
[08:34] <nck> sysdoc: ok
[08:34] <Edder_> Ekiga, Pixels
[08:34] <libtech> !skype | Pixels
[08:34] <sysdoc> nck http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Download
[08:34] <Jordan_U> ramontayag: It might be that grub was installed to the MBR of the storage drive, try setting the storage drive to the first in the boot order, if that works you probably want to put grub on the main drive
[08:34] <safruhani> hi, i use 8.10, how can i arrange "Main Menu" on Gnome Panel ?
[08:34] <Pixels> libtech: no no no! i have a Voip account.. need a softphone that supports iLBC codec etc
[08:35] <Jordan_U> Pixels: Ubuntu also comes with ekiga which is open source
[08:35] <bluegoon> Hey guys, is it possible to have a central update distribution server for Jauny 9.04?  We have about 20 machines running 9.04
[08:35] <Pixels> Edder_: does Ekiga supports iLBC codec etc
[08:35] <zer0o> hi guys, does anyone play openarena? what happen to the servers? any idea?
[08:35] <Edder_> mmm, I dont know Pixels
[08:35] <Pixels> Jordan_U: is that a softphone that I can use to access my Voip Account?>
[08:35] <libtech> zer0o: that game is no good
[08:35] <zer0o> libtech: why not? what u mean?
[08:36] <Jordan_U> Pixels: I don't think so, no
[08:36] <Pixels> how do I install this on Ubuntu?  http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/X-Lite-Download-5595.html
[08:36] <deiaccord> bluegoon: yes it is possible though i have not done it myself
[08:36] <Steven> Is there any software for Linux like Erdas Imagine?
[08:36] <bluegoon> deiaccord, would be cool, would def help ease bandwidth usage.
[08:36] <Pixels> Jordan_U: this is real bad :(  Ubuntu is not able to be used to make phone calls using my Voip account??
[08:37] <Pixels> Jordan_U: How do I install this on Ubuntu?  http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/X-Lite-Download-5595.html
[08:37] <Jordan_U> Pixels: I don't know, I haven't tried it myself
[08:37] <Pixels> damn!  are you all noobs?
[08:37] <Steven> Watch your language please.
[08:39] <hcMyth> Hi, how can I write to a raw socket server
[08:39] <hcMyth> ?
[08:39] <frankS2> echo
[08:39] <frankS2> nc
[08:40] <neofly> whats the best way to do dual os on a lap top with 30 gig hd
[08:40] <neofly> ussing ubuntu
[08:41] <hcMyth> frankS2: How exactly? echo test > localhost:4444 ?
[08:41] <neofly> like partition first the hard drive with xp disk
[08:41] <Jordan_U> Pixels: You  might want to look at http://wiki.ekiga.org/index.php/Which_programs_work_with_Ekiga_%3F
[08:41] <cms> @ neofly partion it with 50% each of total capacity
[08:41] <deiaccord> bluegoon: effectively you'd need a local store syncded with a primary location and point apt-get to only get its updates from you local store on all your local workstations
[08:42] <neofly> k cms
[08:42] <ramontayag> hi dors. i tried uncommenting the line "savedefault=false" however the same thing happens.
[08:42] <neofly> i have the 8.10 disk tried to dual thrugh that
[08:43] <neofly> set up 10 gig
[08:43] <neofly> for ubuntu
[08:43] <dors> :( well, my last idea is to try the # updatedefaultentry=false    you gone offline before i could say that
[08:43] <ramontayag> ohh
[08:43] <ramontayag> ok thanks will try that too
[08:43] <neofly> having viseo issues or something else might be the drive
[08:43] <ramontayag> brb :)
[08:44] <Pixels> I use x-lite to make phone calls from Windows.. Is there an alternative on Ubuntu to make calls?  anyone know?
[08:44] <simplexio> Pixels: i assume that x-lite is sip phone ?
[08:44] <Pixels> define sip phone?
[08:45] <simplexio> uses SIP to send messages and start connections
[08:45] <Campfire> cms you there
[08:45] <Pixels> simplexio: send messages???
[08:45] <Pixels> simplexio: I make normal phone calls
[08:45] <Pixels> Jordan_U: How do I install this on Ubuntu?  http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/X-Lite-Download-5595.html
[08:45] <Campfire> 9.04 must have more drivers?
[08:47] <simplexio> Pixels: SIP as sessin initation protocol, it's protocol used to start calls, after that sound goes over differend protocols. Ekiga is VOIP software.
[08:47] <Pixels> simplexio: does it support iLBC codec?
[08:48] <simplexio> Pixels: cant remeber, google. but Ekiga works very nicely with * systems, and those cisco voip systems
[08:48] <libtech> !ekiga | Pixels
[08:50] <almackska> Wish me luck, im going to re-install 9.04 64bit alongside with winblows xp. I tried i tell ya. Cedega And Wine are good. But i need my fallout 3 man.
[08:50] <dors> good luck almackska
[08:50] <dors> it works btw
[08:51] <Jordan_U> Pixels: Yes, it can but I don't think it's there by default as iLBC doesn't meet Debians licensing rules
[08:51] <almackska> Fallout 3 does not. I am a tester in the wine fallout 3 group. It is glitchy and you cannot start a new game.
[08:52] <libtech> use windows for games
[08:52] <almackska> it isnt working in cedega but i heard that it may work on "playonlinux" with a homebrew script
[08:52] <pronoy> !gstreamer
[08:52]  * simplexio sim wants to !windows | libtech ... :) 
[08:52] <pronoy> how do i remove gstreamer and all of its codecs.. i need to reinstall them ... ?
[08:52] <pronoy> using aptitude
[08:53] <almackska> i encourage everyone to test as many games in wine and submit bug reports like a madmad. thats the only way we are going to encourage the gaming market to join our side
[08:53] <dors> :) almackska
[08:53] <almackska> if we show how good games made for windows work on linux, then imagin when they are native
[08:54] <pronoy> how do i remove gstreamer and all of its codecs.. i need to reinstall them ... using aptitude
[08:55] <Campfire> nice
[08:55] <almackska> allright, i just burned 9.04. time to nuke my system and start over again fresh.
[08:55] <dors> much peace and good vibes, nice geek people, this nick enters sleep mode, i'll be back here
[08:57] <Campfire> .
[08:58] <pronoy> how do i remove gstreamer and all of its codecs.. i need to reinstall them ... using aptitude
[08:59] <mufasis> how do i shutdown my ubuntu server from CLI
[09:00] <ikonia> mufasis: shutdown -h now
[09:00] <simplexio> mufasis: sudo shutdown -h now "message"
[09:01] <j3tt> i'm on Jaunty using a dual-monitor setup? does the window with the taskbar always have to be on the left side. whenever I position my laptop screen to the right of the other monitor, the taskbar moves to the monitor (on the left).
[09:02] <mufasis> ty guys
[09:02] <mufasis> i just finish setting up a proliant dl320 g2 server my friend gave me
[09:02] <mufasis> im kinda new to linux
[09:02] <mufasis> what cool stuff can i do
[09:02] <mufasis> with it
[09:02] <FloodBot2> mufasis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:02] <mufasis> ?
[09:03] <shadeslayer> mufasis: ask on #ubuntu-server
[09:10] <pronoy> !xine
[09:10] <pronoy> !medibuntu
[09:11] <shadeslayer> pronoy: xine or wine??
[09:11] <Raylz> hi, did i do this bugreport the right way? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ports-meta/+bug/379494
[09:11] <Raylz> i didnt get feedback for over a week :)
[09:11] <pronoy> shadeslayer: xine.....codecs you know...
[09:12] <shadeslayer> !bug > Raylz
[09:12] <shadeslayer> pronoy: ok
[09:14] <funkmonster> hi all i seem to be getting this error when installing a certain piece of software in Linux : http://www.mibbit.com/pb/az3jOJ . Any ideas on how to fix this with Ubuntu?
[09:15] <Raylz> shadeslayer: i did the report on gentoo :)
[09:18] <eMaX> hi all
[09:18] <the_alyx_vance> hi
[09:19] <eMaX> anyone here knows a useful rdp _server_ for linux? I'm particularly not looking for vnc as Ive a very low bandwidth and use something similar to rdp
[09:20] <the_alyx_vance> rdp = remote desk protocol ?
[09:20] <cycrosism> How do i create a directory with ubuntu server
[09:20] <change> whenever i tried to download any song instead of downloading it starts to play in music player
[09:20] <linny> mkdir
[09:21] <linny> cycrosism: mkdir
[09:21] <the_alyx_vance> @change lol
[09:21] <PatrikSoder> eMaX: i have a friend who uses one.. let me ask him.. hang on for a sec
[09:21] <uberadm> what is the opensource version of active directry? does ubuntu server have that kind of functionality?
[09:21] <cycrosism> K thanks, when i try to upload to my ubuntu server (using FTP) I keep getting error 550
[09:21] <eMaX> PatrikSoder, thanks a lot!
[09:22] <linny> eMaX: have you looked at NXclient / server
[09:22] <Phased> fuck
[09:22] <change> the_alyx_vance: plz answer my question
[09:22] <PatrikSoder> eMaX: that was the one.. NXClient
[09:22] <eMaX> have seen it and used it but it was actually from time to time crashing the server
[09:22] <PatrikSoder> ok
[09:22] <eMaX> yes have used that
[09:23] <eMaX> but I need a totally reliable thing - I'm often thousands of km away from the server and NX has repeatedly crashed my server (running ubuntu 8.04)
[09:23] <eMaX> but thanks anyway
[09:23] <cycrosism> Who can help me with vsftpd?
[09:23] <eMaX> I just found something called xrdp, am going to check that out
[09:23] <change> how can i stop a song intended for download to start in the music player
[09:24] <pronoy> guys i am having a lot of trouble with video playback.....can anyone help me ?????
[09:24] <eMaX> change? is that an association thing?
[09:24] <spiorf_> eMaX, i used freenx server  for a month wihout a problem
[09:24] <_whiff> i am trying to install ubuntu 9.04 through usb using unetbootin... while booting from the usb drive I get "Count not find kernel image"
[09:24] <linny>  eMaX NX client for me has been fine
[09:24] <_whiff> What do I do?
[09:24] <koshari> !ask
[09:24] <spiorf_> the proprietary nx-server instead gave me some problem
[09:24] <PatrikSoder> Is there anyone who knows what/where i can start to diagnose my installation of 9.04... i get intermittent freezes and lockups on my computer.. it never hangs when it is running vista
[09:25] <linny> eMaX: ssh is allways reliable :)
[09:25] <eMaX> spiorf, thanks for the info
[09:25] <PatrikSoder> is there any crashlogs, and if so, where to find them?
[09:25] <cycrosism> So who here can help me with vsftpd? When I try to FTP I get error 550 (Permission Denied)
[09:25] <eMaX> linny, yes. but mouse support is a bit lowres
[09:25] <change> eMax: i tried to download a mp3 song instead of downloading it started to play in the usic player
[09:25] <clepto> anyone know if all sirfstar III usb gps devices use the same driver in linux?
[09:25] <eMaX> change did you try wget
[09:25] <PatrikSoder> my friend responded now, he directed me to nomachine.com, is it the same nx ?
[09:25] <PatrikSoder> eMaX:
[09:25] <eMaX> PatrikSoder, yes
[09:25] <_whiff> Sorry to reask: i am trying to install ubuntu 9.04 through usb using unetbootin... while booting from the usb drive I get "Cound not find kernel image"...
[09:25] <change> emax: no
[09:26] <PatrikSoder> read my other respond
[09:26] <eMaX> _whiff, you have the image on an usb stick?
[09:26] <eMaX> PatrikSoder, no there was nothing it was a hard reset
[09:26] <pronoy> i am getting video decolouration.....i reinstalled all the codecs.....but still no success.......can anyone please help me out ?
[09:26] <cycrosism> So who here can help me with vsftpd? When I try to FTP I get error 550 (Permission Denied)
[09:26] <_whiff> eMaX: The DVD drive isn't working.. and I need to install ubuntu ASAP.
[09:26] <eMaX> really amazed me :)
[09:26] <eMaX> _whiff I have not done that so far
[09:26] <change> eMax: yeah wget is working thanks
[09:27] <eMaX> change cool
[09:27] <PatrikSoder> is ubuntu leaving any crashlogs or dumps when the system freezes/crashes?
[09:27] <_whiff> eMaX: http://www.flickr.com/photos/zrr/2591876211/
[09:27] <PatrikSoder> i desperately need to find the cause for lockups/freeze of my system
[09:28] <_whiff> eMaX: Something I can do at the boot promt?
[09:28] <eMaX> let me check
[09:28] <pronoy> anyone ?????
[09:28] <eMaX> I've a very very slow connection here
[09:29] <eMaX> gprs with someone standing on the line ;)
[09:29] <eMaX> but I see already half your screenshot
[09:29] <eMaX> _whiff, I thought you want to install linux?
[09:29] <linny> pronoy: graphics card drivers ? monitor settings it could be one of a no of things ?
[09:29] <eMaX> I mean ubuntu
[09:29] <_whiff> eMaX: yeah.
[09:29] <eMaX> tha's a syslinux boot prompt
[09:30] <pronoy> linny: do i reinstall the binary driver then ? will it fix anything ?
[09:30] <_whiff> eMaX: Just picked a random image.. but, I get the same error minus the syslinux part.
[09:30] <eMaX> but anyway at that point where you are, the boot loader has loaded
[09:30] <eMaX> and then it doesnt find the kernel
[09:31] <linny> pronoy: i really dot know maybe if you explained more like is it a fresh install what was you doing when it started what player ? have you tried other players and vids
[09:31] <eMaX> _whiff, well I cannot help with that as I've not done it in the past, but there should be some howtos
[09:31] <linny> also what codecs and containers your having troubles with
[09:31] <eMaX> I'd probably prepare the memory stick for booting and then loopmount the iso image and copy its content to the stick
[09:31] <eMaX> but there will be descriptions of that
[09:33] <linny> pronoy ?
[09:34] <ramontayag> ok i need a few more ideas. for those that don't know, i'm trying to figure out why when I choose vista in my dual boot machine, the next time i reboot it automatically goes to vista. to go back to ubuntu I have to remove the "boot" flag from the vista partition while in gparted. dors (who has logged out) suspects it's a savedefault or updatedefault entry. i tried making them both falls, but...
[09:34] <ramontayag> ...the problem remains. do I have to install grub or activate something if I update menu.lst?
[09:34] <ramontayag> them both *false
[09:36] <Guest88563> someone helped me yesterday but i forgot the name of the firefox plug in. i need to change what os i'm running so that my internet provider will let me use linux.
[09:37] <clepto> anyone in here know much about gps device compatibility in ubuntu?
[09:39] <tones> nobody needs help? kinda quiet..
[09:39] <Guest88563> i need some
[09:39] <Guest88563> someone helped me yesterday but i forgot the name of the firefox plug in. i need to change what os i'm running so that my internet provider will let me use linux.
[09:39] <areels> hello
[09:40] <tones> Guest88563 : no idea
[09:40] <tones> !hi | areels
[09:40] <areels> i've trouble with display settings, i must re set screen resolution with every reboot, can't save to x by nvidia tool
[09:40] <funkmonster> how do you change the locale of your ubuntu machine
[09:41] <tones> funkmonster: it will be somewhere in "system" in the gnome menu
[09:42] <tones> funkmonster: system>administration>language tools
[09:43] <qdb> hello. i have just seen that ping, ntpd and others apparmor profiles are set to complain mode. is this default?
[09:43] <funkmonster> tones: im on a text based server
[09:44] <Guest88563> tones : well how about this for you then. i'm currently running ubuntu 8.10 on my laptop. i can connect to the wireless router fine. i get the dns server and the gateway and even the correct ip address. however i can go no where. normally in windows you just try to go to a page and you get redirected to their log in page. once you log in you can go any where. however when i'm in linux it won't even try to go any where. so i even typed in the log
[09:44] <Guest88563> in pages address directly and still get webpage can not be found. any thoughts on what the problem is? oh yeah i have turned off the ip 6 in the aliase file as per the ubuntu help
[09:44] <syslq78> ubunut laptop connect to external monitor and picture is shaky
[09:44] <syslq78> Any ideas?
[09:44] <tones> funkmonster: ah.. well good on you anyway, but i have no idea then
[09:44] <syslq78> I have ubuntu laptop when I connect it to external monitor picture is shaky (very shaky) any ideas?
[09:45] <qdb> ok, i have seen , it is default
[09:45] <tones> Guest88563: not a clue. if its the router that does the redirection then i doubt its a ubuntu problem..
[09:45] <Robbie_Crash> is there a way to hide join/parts/bans/unimportant info in xchat?
[09:46] <alberto2000> anyone using komodo edit?
[09:46] <deiaccord> Does anyone know if it is possible to access a file on a samba share directly from the bash command line without having to mount the location first (like \\server\path\file in windows?)
[09:46] <tones> Robbie_Crash: dont think so, look around in the prefs
[09:46] <Robbie_Crash> tones, yeah I did, can't see anything. bah
[09:46] <Robbie_Crash> thanks
[09:47] <tones> Robbie_Crash: no worries
[09:47] <zach74> can someone help with the whole registering thing, it says my email isnt valid
[09:47] <Guest88563> its not the router that redirecting its the actual internet providers server. so far the only way i can get internet with my linux is run a crossover cable to another computer that is using windows and then i gain access
[09:47] <jondgls> has anyone installed ABGX 1.0.1 on ubuntu?
[09:47] <Robbie_Crash> /set irc_conf_mode 1 apparently
[09:47] <tones> Guest88563: then your isp hates you and wont let you use anything but windows
[09:48] <tones> Robbie_Crash: that sounds universal, does it work?
[09:48] <Guest88563> tones : lol. yes this plug in for firefox is supposed to make my computer look like i'm running windows
[09:48] <Robbie_Crash> tones, yeah
[09:48] <Robbie_Crash> well, as far as I can tell so far anyhow
[09:49] <krishmish> i want to setup a domain controller
[09:49] <Robbie_Crash> I've not seen any j/p/b/garbage since I entered it
[09:49] <krishmish> can someone help?
[09:49] <tones> Guest88563: no ideas hen..
[09:49] <Robbie_Crash> Guest88563, call your ISP
[09:49] <gordonjcp> !samba | krishmish
[09:49] <tones> Robbie_Crash: there has been several of such garbage, so it works :P
[09:49] <Robbie_Crash> or use a different DNS server, if that's not already been suggested
[09:49] <Guest88563> yeah not so easy, i'm in iraq lol
[09:49] <Robbie_Crash> tones, sweet
[09:50] <Guest88563> they have one dns server here on my fob.
[09:50] <tones> Robbie_Crash ill remember that command
[09:50] <Robbie_Crash> Guest88563, is there someone there that can give you the address to the login page so you can go straight to that?
[09:50] <prentice> -oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--
[09:50] <Robbie_Crash> Guest88563,  you can use any dns server, it doesn't have to be yours. Use 4.3.3.3
[09:50] <prentice> ¬1111
[09:50] <Guest88563> robbie_crash : i've tried that. it says can not display page
[09:51] <prentice> sorry biut that =/
[09:51] <Robbie_Crash> can you ping it?
[09:51] <lokoabreu> hello im new into ubuntu and i wonder which i should install 8.04 or 9.04? what is the main difference?
[09:51] <zach74> 9.04
[09:51] <Robbie_Crash> 9.04
[09:51] <zach74> i love it
[09:51] <Guest88563> Robbie : no
[09:51] <Robbie_Crash> it's faster, and more reliable.
[09:51] <zach74> yes
[09:51] <Robbie_Crash> Guest88563,  can you ping anything?
[09:51] <krishmish> gordonjcp: i have already installed samba
[09:51] <tones> Robbie_Crash: even i cant ping 4.3.3.3
[09:51] <prentice> 9.04 cause it's the latest and got bug fixes and stuff that 8304 doesn't
[09:51] <Guest88563> robbie : no not until i log in
[09:52] <Guest88563> robbie : not even in windows can i ping anything until i log in
[09:52] <krishmish> gordonjcp: and im able to share the files
[09:52] <Guest88563> well except their server
[09:52] <krishmish> gordonjcp: but how do i set it to a mode where only authorization will allow access
[09:52] <Robbie_Crash> Guest88563, is there anyone that can give you the login page address?
[09:52] <krishmish> gordonjcp: im a nube
[09:53] <pronoy> linny: the nvidia driver was the source of the decoloration....but how to fix it ?
[09:53] <Guest88563> robbie : i have the page address memorized. i've been trying to work this problem out myself for the past 3 weeks lol
[09:53] <prentice> how do i dual boot? I've installed the two operating systems on two different partitions but i dunno how to switch cause when i start it is always ubuntu that starts up not windows
[09:53] <tones> !dualboot | pretence
[09:53] <tones> !dualboot | pretice
[09:54] <tones> !dualboot | prentice
[09:54] <player1up> hello i try to edit a text file but it sais i do not have permissions... how do i give permissions...i have tried with nautilus but it does not work as i am not the owner.. i have password for root as it is my machine
[09:54] <tones> thats the one
[09:54] <tones> player1up: sudo edit, or chmod
[09:54] <krishmish> samba?
[09:54] <Robbie_Crash> Guest88563,  what happens when you go to the login page manually?
[09:55] <tones> well, im off, cya
[09:55] <Robbie_Crash> sorry for making you undoubtedly repeat yourself
[09:55] <Robbie_Crash> I just joined. ish
[09:55] <Guest88563> Robbie : its ok. it said that page can not be displayed
[09:55] <Prentice> !thanks
[09:55] <player1up> tones..i do this in terminal?
[09:55] <Prentice> !thanks > tones
[09:55] <lokoabreu> Robbie_Crash: 9.04 is faster?
[09:55] <Guest88563> Robbie : well it switches inbetween that and dns can not be reached
[09:56] <gordonjcp> krishmish: sorry, I know nothing about Windows
[09:56] <krishmish> gordonjcp:  im on ubuntu
[09:57] <Robbie_Crash> Guest88563,  so you can't get dns til you log in, and you can't log in til you get dns
[09:57] <Robbie_Crash> lokoabreu, yep
[09:57] <Okashi> I need some help with a dual boot system. I boot 9.04 and xp. It was working fine till I decided to put another partition in. Now I can't boot windows. I already edited menu.lst and it still doesn't work.
[09:57] <lokoabreu> Robbie_Crash: but the support is so short:( i wonder why lol
[09:57] <Robbie_Crash> Okashi, define doesn't work
[09:57] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash:  when I try to boot up windows it says it can't
[09:57] <krishmish> gordonjcp: but the network has windwos machines too
[09:57] <Robbie_Crash> lokoabreu, because they don't always put out LTS versions
[09:58] <gordonjcp> krishmish: yeah, but other than "install samba" I don't know how to connect to Windows
[09:58] <zach74> i am trying to register a nick and it says the email isnt valid
[09:58] <Robbie_Crash> Okashi, what is the exact error?
[09:58] <zach74> wtf
[09:58] <gordonjcp> krishmish: generally you might want to read up on samba
[09:58] <Robbie_Crash> zach check your syntax
[09:58] <krishmish> gordonjcp: okay, but can u configure samba???
[09:58] <gordonjcp> krishmish: no
[09:58] <zach74> i did and all it says is that the email isnt valid
[09:58] <Robbie_Crash> krishmish, what are you tring to do?
[09:58] <krishmish> lgordonjcp: like if i wanna allow access only to certain users with a password
[09:58] <gordonjcp> krishmish: well, other than in very very general terms
[09:58] <gordonjcp> krishmish: no idea, I've never used Windows
[09:59] <zach74> i use /msg nickserv register <password> <email>
[09:59] <Guest88563> Robbie : thats where i'm lost lol. all the info in status is right, just can't go any where. someone told me yesterday that it could be my headers. and told me to download a plugin for firefox that will make my computer look like windows, to the server, and then i should beable to log in. i just can't find or remember what the plugin name is. plus a second opinion is always good
[09:59] <gordonjcp> Guest88563: you want to change the user agent
[09:59] <Robbie_Crash> krishmish, smb shares require password's to access them, unless the file has 777 permissions I believe
[09:59] <gordonjcp> Guest88563: in which case, some sort of user agent switcher might help
[09:59] <nanda> I've setup a ubuntu server in virtualbox, but can't seem to access it from my host ubuntu (via ping, or http)
[09:59] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: grah I forget exactly
[09:59] <nanda> any ideas?
[10:00] <player1up> when i try to edit a ini file with sudo edit it sais warning : unknown mime type      ???
[10:00] <krishmish> gordonjcp: infact whn you go to shareing options in gui...
[10:00] <Robbie_Crash> so, unless your file has read/write/execute permissions allowed for everyone, then you'll need a password
[10:00] <gordonjcp> Guest88563: just as a matter of interest, what's the site you're trying to access?
[10:00] <Guest88563> gordonjcp: yes thats the name thanks.
[10:00] <gordonjcp> Robbie_Crash: or something about "guest=true" ?
[10:00] <krishmish> gordonjcp: it askes u whether all are allowed
[10:00] <gordonjcp> krishmish: okay, I've never used a GUI for it
[10:00] <iceroot> how to see which cpu-core a program is using? i have 2 cores and want to see if it is using core1 or core2
[10:00] <Guest88563> Gordonjcp : i'm trying to log into my internet provider with linux so i can actually get rid of windows
[10:00] <krishmish> gordonjcp:  oh okay
[10:00] <Robbie_Crash> Guest88563, that might be the case, I'll try googling it for you.
[10:01] <Prentice> please will someone put my name at the start of a setence? (for a test of a thing i just changed)
[10:01] <krishmish> gordonjcp:  i think i should go thru the documantation more thoroughly
[10:01] <gordonjcp> Guest88563: okay, but they don't let you on the site with non-Windows browsers?
[10:01] <Guest88563> robbie : thanks
[10:01] <iceroot> Prentice: test
[10:01] <gordonjcp> krishmish: there's a lot of it, some of it quite good...
[10:01] <Robbie_Crash> gordonjcp, guest=true is something you need to set up though, it's off by default.
[10:01] <krishmish> gordonjcp: thanx a lot
[10:01] <krishmish> gordonjcp: yeah
[10:01] <Prentice> iceroot: thanx
[10:01] <gordonjcp> Robbie_Crash: iirc, yes
[10:01] <Guest88563> gordonjcp : aparently. my windows works fine. in linux everything is the same as windows but won't go any where
[10:02] <krishmish> gordonjcp: till now i have been on my own, and come this far
[10:02] <zach74> email is entered as <email@gmail.com> right?
[10:02] <gordonjcp> Robbie_Crash: it's been a long time since I used samba, and the Windows end was dealt with by someone who knows how to do Windows
[10:02] <rags> how to load drivers in xubuntu...I found out that I need to load some other drivers for my ethernet card...
[10:02] <krishmish> gordonjcp: lemme see how far i can go further
[10:02] <gordonjcp> Guest88563: okay, what is actually happening?
[10:02] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash:  meh I'll reboot again and write it down, my memory sucks
[10:02] <Prentice> gordonjcp: just the email no <>
[10:02] <Robbie_Crash> Guest88563, can you get to the interwebs now?
[10:02] <zach74> lol
[10:02] <zach74> ty
[10:02] <Robbie_Crash> like websites?
[10:03] <Robbie_Crash> Okashi, please do, without the error, I have no idea how to help
[10:03] <rags> It is a DEC21041 chipset and linux loads the tulip drivers by default which don't work
[10:03] <gordonjcp> Prentice: hm?
[10:03] <Robbie_Crash> gordonjcp, I know at my house I can't access my smb shares from my windows boxes without authentication.
[10:03] <Robbie_Crash> and that's vanilla smb
[10:03] <s3r3n1t7> I think i broke my postfix installation after trying to add amavis to it. Somehow it won't start, won't show anything in log files and doesn't do anything in general.
[10:03] <Prentice> gordonjcp: you take of the <> on all things linux
[10:03] <PatrikSoder> Where can i find any crashlogs, dumps if my installation has intermittent lockups/crashes its jaunty jackalope x64 on a laptop
[10:04] <Robbie_Crash> PatrikSoder, /var/log
[10:04] <Guest88563> gordonjcp : i should beable to type in any page and it redirects me to the login page, i log in and then i can go any where. thats in windows. in linux i connect to the router and type in something and get cannot display page or dns not found. it flip flops. so i tried to type in the login page address directly and the same thing happens
[10:04] <PatrikSoder> Thx Robbie, however i could not find anything there.. is log only visible to the root user?
[10:04] <Guest88563> Robbie_crash thanks
[10:05] <zach74> registered, TY i assumed that when they listed the register help that you needed the <>
[10:05] <PatrikSoder> i am afraid that the system freezes so hard that it does not even get the chance to write any dump/log
[10:05] <Robbie_Crash> pat_SecondChoice, no. you should be able to view as normal user
[10:05] <Robbie_Crash> er, PatrikSoder  that was to you
[10:06] <PatrikSoder> i understood :)
[10:06] <Dayyan> ehilà! buongiorno
[10:06] <Robbie_Crash> Guest88563, can you get to a website now?
[10:06] <PatrikSoder> do i have to "turn loggin" on.. some kind of daemon or anything Robbie_Crash
[10:07] <Robbie_Crash> PatrikSoder, logging should be on by default, what are you trying to install?
[10:07] <Guest88563> robbie_crash - its downloading. i get an average download rate of 1kb/s lol. its sloooooooooooooow. but hey i have internet in iraq so i can't complain to much
[10:07] <tynar> hi folks, I need to recommend someone broadband speed of the internal network between two computer. They send each other 600 mb of file per day, and small amount of data every minute. Is there any tool which enables to look to statistics of these network?
[10:07] <gordonjcp> Guest88563: sounds like you're not picking up DNS properly
[10:07] <gordonjcp> Guest88563: why do you need to go to a login page?
[10:07] <Robbie_Crash> haha, Guest88563 are you getting the user agent plugin right now?
[10:08] <gordonjcp> Guest88563: oh, Iraq, right presumably you've got a somewhat "special" arrangement there
[10:08] <b0red> hi.  should /dev/null be accessible by all users?
[10:08] <PatrikSoder> i have installed 9.04 64bit on a reasonably new vaio.. 4Gig 2.4Ghz dualcore.. it works as a charm with vista (sigh) but ubuntu has intermittent hangs/lockups
[10:08] <gordonjcp> b0red: yes, why?
[10:08] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: okay it said "Error 12 Invalid device requested"
[10:09] <Guest88563> Robbie_crash - yes eventually lol
[10:09] <Robbie_Crash> Okashi, then you've edited your menu.lst incorrectly.
[10:09] <Robbie_Crash> how many physical hdds do you have?
[10:09] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: one
[10:10] <Robbie_Crash> and how many partitions on it?
[10:10] <PatrikSoder> i would like to search for the errors myself but i dont know what kind of tools there are
[10:10] <Okashi> windows is on the 3rd partition so I used (0,2)
[10:10] <Guest88563> Gordonjcp : yes i do. i have to pay a company called us coms. they have prepaid cards and monthly payments. so thats why i have a login page because anyone can connect to their routers, but the only people that will have internet is with a username and password
[10:10] <shadeslayer> anyone with samba4??
[10:10] <Robbie_Crash> Okashi, can you please pastebin your menu.lst file?
[10:10] <Okashi> heh k. just a sec
[10:10] <simplexio> tynar: vnstat
[10:11] <jesus_> My sound just went away, and I have no Idea of why. First it was audacious that lost it, but changing it to use alsa solved it. But now nothing works. I have reinstalled mplayer and alsa-utils, but no improvement. Any Ideas of what could be wrong?
[10:11] <Guest88563> Robbie_crash - well its time to see if the user agent switcher works. i'll brb.
[10:11] <Robbie_Crash> good luck Guest88563
[10:12] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: http://pastebin.com/d3ef2fdfa
[10:12] <s3r3n1t7> I think i broke my postfix installation after trying to add amavis to it. Somehow it won't start, won't show anything in log files and doesn't do anything in general.
[10:12] <Guest88563> Gordonjcp : i'm going to see if the user agent switcher works i'll brb
[10:12] <gordonjcp> Guest88563: okay, it sounds like for some reason you're not picking up DNS
[10:12] <Guest88563> thanks robbie_crash
[10:12] <Robbie_Crash> jesus_, check your mixer at the top?
[10:12] <SandGorgon> if I want to add a new user to my ubuntu machine and make it so that if the user wants to use sudo - he has to give a different password than his own (say that of 'firstuser'), how do I do that. I'm doing this on a server edition ubuntu
[10:12] <simplexio> PatrikSoder: dmesg, cat /var/log/syslog .... google, sysRq key, if kernel hangs just try ctrl+alt+sysrq+ somekey to see last trace
[10:12] <Guest88563> *fingers are crossed* work darn you work lol
[10:13] <simplexio> SandGorgon: sudo needs only user password
[10:13] <simplexio> SandGorgon: su needs target user password
[10:14] <xukun> hi all. How can I make symbolic link which looks like this: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 12 2009-05-11 19:03 /etc/kvm-ifup -> kvm/kvm-ifup
[10:14] <myxo> what do i need to do to launch an application using the terminal, in a hidden set of folders?
[10:14] <myxo> it won't even navigate to .wine
[10:14] <Kholerabbi2> is it wrong to use sudo rather than gksudo anytime?
[10:14] <Robbie_Crash> Okashi, enough different kernels in your menu :P
[10:15] <Kholerabbi2> myxo cd ~/.wine
[10:15] <jesus_> Robbie_Crash, "at the top"? alsamixer has every device on max.
[10:15] <myxo> kholerabbi2 it just tells me the folder doesn't exist because its a hidden folder
[10:15] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: the only thing I changed from default was just to add windows in, everything else was already there
[10:15] <zach74> how can i have my own irc network
[10:15] <Robbie_Crash> jesus_, and you're using alsa as the active device?
[10:16] <myxo> kholerabbi2 sorry, you were right!
[10:16] <Robbie_Crash> Okashi, it's not a problem, there's just a lot.
[10:16] <Kholerabbi2> myxo: works for me
[10:16] <Kholerabbi2> kk :D
[10:16] <myxo> kholerabbi2 why do i need to include the home folder tilda to get it to detect?
[10:16] <Dr_Sunglasses> hai
[10:16] <Robbie_Crash> Okashi, is your windows partition mounted in ubuntu?
[10:16] <Kholerabbi2> myxo: '~/' means your home directory.... './' means the current directory.. so './.wine' would work also
[10:17] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: it shouldn't be
[10:17] <Dr_Sunglasses> wuts a terminal
[10:17] <Kholerabbi2> actually cd .wine should work
[10:17] <Kholerabbi2> *shrug*
[10:17] <jesus_> Robbie_Crash, "active device"? I suppose that I do. How can I verify?
[10:17] <Kholerabbi2> but only if you are in your home directory
[10:17] <myxo> kholerabbi2 yea i've been reading linux manuals to learn the lingo and directory system
[10:18] <Kholerabbi2> :D OK having fun?
[10:18] <myxo> kholerabbi2 which is why i wanted to know how to launch a program from my terminal, it will tell me why it crashed right?
[10:18] <xukun> anybody please
[10:18] <Dr_Sunglasses> xukun: what?
[10:18] <Robbie_Crash> jesus_, sorry, I'm confusing myself. If ALSA is in there with volume up, and unmuted it should be working.
[10:19] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: it doesn't let me access my windows partition from Linux
[10:19] <Kholerabbi2> myxo: it will... give oyu more information anyway.. So programs have specific debugging built in like "foo-bar --debug"
[10:19] <Kholerabbi2> some*
[10:19] <xukun> Dr_Sunglasses, How can I make symbolic link which looks like this: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 12 2009-05-11 19:03 /etc/kvm-ifup -> kvm/kvm-ifup
[10:19] <Robbie_Crash> Okashi, do you have gparted installed?
[10:19] <timahvo1> hi everybody is it possible to disable ipv6 yet in jaunty ? am using the stock 2.6.28-12 kernel
[10:20] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: I do, that's what I used to make my dual boot and this new partition
[10:20] <Dr_Sunglasses> xukun: ln -s /etc/kvm-ifup ./kvm/kvm-ifup?
[10:20] <restuvme> hey everyone
[10:20] <Robbie_Crash> ok, verify your partition order.
[10:21] <cycrosism> How do i create .html files in ubuntu server
[10:21] <restuvme> i  have a question
[10:22] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: I can't open in atm, but it know it's linux first, new partition, windows, linux swap (no idea what this one is for but it came with ubuntu)
[10:22] <timahvo1> anyone know how I can disable ipv6 on jaunty running 2.6.28-12 kernel ? Pleases ?
[10:22] <cycrosism> How do i create .html files in ubuntu server
[10:22] <kibibyte> hi
[10:22] <kibibyte> i have question about proftpd
[10:22] <kibibyte> i want block access for IP
[10:22] <eternaljoy> Can I run and load Ubuntu Deskstop, if my Laptop doesn't have a Hard Drive?
[10:22] <kibibyte> Allow from all
[10:22] <kibibyte> Deny from 192.168.0.6
[10:22] <kibibyte> but i can login with this ip to ftp
[10:23] <kibibyte> why ?
[10:23] <FloodBot2> kibibyte: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:23] <Robbie_Crash> Okashi, then it should be hd0,1 not hd0,2
[10:23] <Robbie_Crash> brb.
[10:23] <restuvme> does anyone know how i can use my non-HD tv as a monitor using Ubuntu 8.10
[10:23] <Prentice5> !paste
[10:23] <kibibyte> help
[10:23] <eternaljoy> anyone
[10:23] <eternaljoy> ?
[10:23] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: but it was at (0,1) before and I moved it back a partition.
[10:23] <eternaljoy> restuvme: install 9.04
[10:24] <eternaljoy> Can I run and load Ubuntu Deskstop, if my Laptop doesn't have a Hard Drive?
[10:24] <gordonjcp> restuvme: does your graphics card have a TV output?
[10:24] <Prentice5> eternaljoy > !repeat
[10:24] <gordonjcp> eternaljoy: you could run it from the CD, or maybe a USB stick
[10:24] <s3r3n1t7> I think i broke my postfix installation after trying to add amavis to it. Somehow it won't start, won't show anything in log files and doesn't do anything in general.
[10:24] <restuvme> no
[10:24] <timahvo1> could someone please tell me how to go about disabling ipv6 in jaunty
[10:24] <xukun> Dr_Sunglasses, what about the first part: " lrwxrwxrwx"
[10:24] <xukun> ?
[10:25] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: 3rd partition should be (0,2) right?
[10:25] <Prentice5> !bug > Prentice5
[10:25] <restuvme> i was planning on using a dvi to S-video adapter
[10:25] <eternaljoy> gordonjcp: so lets say my HD is taken out or crashes.. will the Desktop Ubuntu LiveCD still boot and run?
[10:25] <gordonjcp> eternaljoy: yup
[10:25] <eternaljoy> gordonjcp: you sure?
[10:25] <Dr_Sunglasses> xukun: chmod a+rwx?
[10:25] <gordonjcp> eternaljoy: of course I'm sure
[10:25] <gordonjcp> eternaljoy: why wouldn't it?
[10:25] <eternaljoy> gordonjcp: how sure on a scale of one to ten?
[10:26] <gordonjcp> eternaljoy: the whole point of the livecd is to not touch the hard disk
[10:26] <eternaljoy> gordonjcp: ok cheers
[10:26] <gordonjcp> eternaljoy: so it doesn't make any difference one way or the other if there's a hard disk there *at all*
[10:26] <eternaljoy> ok
[10:26] <timahvo1> Oh well. let it suck on then
[10:27] <pkern> How are Ubuntu security updates handled for universe?  Is it supported at all?  By whom?  The community?
[10:27] <Dr_Sunglasses> why is ubuntu orange and brown?
[10:27] <chook1> grretings from France
[10:27] <chook1> *e
[10:27] <Jackncoke23> gordonjcp and robbie_crash  : no it didn't work
[10:27] <clepto> anyone know how well serial to usb converters work in ubuntu?
[10:27] <chook1> :)
[10:27] <restuvme> it works when i do it on a windows machine, but on ubuntu it doesnt work for some reason
[10:27] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: meh, that's what I get for reading a guide first, I use the darn thing and it's not right.
[10:28] <xukun> Dr_Sunglasses, chmod which file?
[10:28] <myxo> http://files.filefront.com/wowcrashlog/;13813024;/fileinfo.html <~ link to my WoW crash log if anyone could take a look at it in their spare time.
[10:28] <Dr_Sunglasses> xukun: the softlink
[10:28] <Dr_Sunglasses> ./kvm/kvm-ifup?
[10:28] <myxo> is there a better channel for these questions?
[10:28] <myxo> games i mean
[10:29] <cycrosism> What is a notepad like program I can use in UBUNTU SERVER
[10:29] <Dr_Sunglasses> myxo: what games
[10:29] <Dr_Sunglasses> cycrosism: /usr/bin/vim
[10:29] <Jackncoke23> robbie_crash and gordonjcp : this is guest and some number. i actually registered my nick now. the user switching agent didn't work
[10:29] <cycrosism> Dr_Sunglasses, no such file or directory
[10:29] <gordonjcp> Jackncoke23: hi
[10:29] <myxo> dr_sunglasses world of warcraft at the moment. the current expansion, it was running before i patched it.
[10:29] <gordonjcp> Jackncoke23: it didn't sound like that was what the problem was
[10:29] <Dr_Sunglasses> cycrosism: aptitude install vim?
[10:30] <cycrosism> k
[10:30] <Dr_Sunglasses> myxo: are you using wine to run it?or cedega?
[10:30] <Jackncoke23> gordonjcp : yes well i figured it wouldn't hurt to try
[10:30] <towolf> how do i get gdm on vt1? i set FirstVT=1 in gdm.conf-custom, but now it comes up in vt8 for some reason.
[10:30] <gordonjcp> Jackncoke23: it does sound like you're not picking up a network address properly
[10:31] <gordonjcp> Jackncoke23: check that you've got a sensible-looking IP address, gateway address and DNS
[10:31] <Jackncoke23> gordonjcp : well i've turned off ip6 because i thought that might be a problem.
[10:31] <myxo> dr_sunglasses wine. i did just notice that it said, Failed to open [c.......wow/interface/...] and i looked and the folder doesnt exist... hmmm
[10:31] <cycrosism> Dr_Sunglasses, now that im in the program how do i write in it? its asking me all this stuff
[10:31] <myxo> dr_sunglasses haven't tried cedega yet
[10:31] <Jackncoke23> gordonjcp : i'm getting the sameone as i do in windows for the most part. sometimes the ip changes on either on since they are not set
[10:31] <myxo> dr_sunglasses going to browse around and see if my folders are jilted a bit
[10:31] <xukun> Dr_Sunglasses, I'm not sure what that is. The ./kvm/kvm-ifup?
[10:31] <gordonjcp> Jackncoke23: okay
[10:32] <Jackncoke23> gordonjcp : Address Not Found
[10:32] <Jackncoke23>       
[10:32] <Jackncoke23>       
[10:32] <Jackncoke23>       
[10:32] <Jackncoke23>       
[10:32] <Jackncoke23>       
[10:32] <FloodBot2> Jackncoke23: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:32] <Dr_Sunglasses> cycrosism: you can write by going into insert mode by pressing 'i'. tho you might want to try a vim tutorial first. try typing ':help' in the program (without the quotes)
[10:32] <gordonjcp> Jackncoke23: that makes sense, it should hand off the same IP to the same mac address
[10:32] <gordonjcp> Jackncoke23: what about DNS?
[10:33] <Dr_Sunglasses> myxo: you might try the #wine channel or whatever since its not really specific to ubuntu
[10:33] <myxo> dr_sunglasses will do
[10:33] <myxo> hmm, invite only channel
[10:34] <cycrosism> Dr_Sunglasses, how do i save the text file
[10:34] <Dr_Sunglasses> myxo: that's strange. there must be some public wine irc chat. maybe try their website for clues?
[10:34] <gaminggeek> #winehq
[10:34] <gaminggeek> join that
[10:35] <Dr_Sunglasses> cycrosism: ':w' is save.
[10:35] <gordonjcp> gaminggeek: hah, beat me to it
[10:35] <Lap_64> hi there
[10:35] <Jackncoke23> gordonjcp : dns is good, gateway is good, ip changes sometimes.
[10:36] <Lap_64> is there any version of ubuntu which i can install on Mac ibook
[10:36] <cycrosism> Thnx for the help Dr_Sunglasses
[10:36] <Jackncoke23> gordonjcp : i can't ping anything, i can't finger or who is anything, i can't trace my route either
[10:37] <Hinkem_Dinkem> Anyone on who knows a lot about getting sound to work?
[10:37] <Dr_Sunglasses> cycrosism: np. vim is the best editor, in my humble opinion
[10:37] <cycrosism> I just needed something to create a .html for me
[10:37] <cycrosism> But im good from here
[10:38] <gordonjcp> Jackncoke23: what happens when you try?
[10:38] <cycrosism> How do i cut and paste files dr_sun
[10:38] <kibibyte> can you help me with this http://paste.ubuntu.com/181899/
[10:39] <cycrosism> wtf ikonia
[10:39] <rags> how do I auto-load ethernet drivers for my card?
[10:39] <ramontayag> ok i need a few more ideas. for those that don't know, i'm trying to figure out why when I choose vista in my dual boot machine, the next time i reboot it automatically goes to vista. to go back to ubuntu I have to remove the "boot" flag from the vista partition while in gparted. dors (who has logged out) suspects it's a savedefault or updatedefault entry. i tried making them both false, but...
[10:39] <rags> it is DEC 21041 chipset
[10:39] <ramontayag> ...the problem remains. do I have to install grub or activate something if I update menu.lst?
[10:39] <Jackncoke23> Gordonjcp : using the network tools in system/administration. it says it can find whatever i type in. the traceroute and port scan come up with the local server though
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> rags: you need to modprobe the module for it at boot
[10:40] <gordonjcp> Jackncoke23: okay, forget that bit and use a terminal
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> rags: well, any time really
[10:40] <ramontayag> i'll paste my menu.lst
[10:40] <gordonjcp> !pastebin | ramontayag
[10:40] <rags> ActionParsnip:I did a rmmod and modprobe but my pc hangs after tht
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> rags: do you have another pc available?
[10:41] <rags> the problem is lunix loads the Tulip drivers...
[10:41] <Jackncoke23> gordonjcp: ok i'll need you to walk me through the terminal in linux. i'm kind of new and just started to figure everything out. it has similar, yet different commands than dos
[10:41] <rags> ActionParsnip:yes.
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> rags: can you hit alt + F<something> to drop to command line and read dmesg
[10:41] <kibibyte> can you help me with this http://paste.ubuntu.com/181899/
[10:41] <gordonjcp> Jackncoke23: tell you what, take it to pm so we don't annoy the channel
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> rags: if you are running sshd and have another nic up, you could connect via ssh (assuming its not hung it wel enough) and read   dmesg | tail
[10:42] <ramontayag> thanks gordonjcp . i've pasted my question and menu.lst in http://paste.ubuntu.com/181905/
[10:43] <rags> ActionParsnip: yes..it shows the card as detected.
[10:44] <rags> this is wht I get when I do lspci: nel modules: de2104x
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> kibibyte: it may matter but this dude has the lines in a different order: http://www.ifrankie.com/?p=69
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> rags: can you restart x with the nic still drivered up and stuff?
[10:44] <rags> well I searched and I found tht this driver does not work for this chipset.
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> rags: thats probably why you are getting the hangs
[10:46] <tones> whoever asked, samba can be called from command line using "smbclient"
[10:46] <rags> just restart x? but how is the x-server interfering with nic drivers?
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> kibibyte: i just found another guide with a block and its a different order to yours. I think it is significant but I cannot be sure http://paste.ubuntu.com/181909/
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> rags: well if the system is "hung" it may just be the x server that has hung
[10:47] <rags> ActionParsnip: when I modprobe de4x5(this is the driver tht is suppsed to work) everything hangs. So I gathered tht I can load the module at boot time
[10:47] <kibibyte> thx ActionParsnip
[10:48] <rags> ActionParsnip: I just restarted the m/c now. I am wondering why it's hanging..
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> rags: sure, just put its name in /etc/modules
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> rags: you'll need ksudo gedit /etc/modules  to edit it
[10:48] <rags> ActionParsnip:how to unload the  old module...tulip..
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> rags: you can blacklist it
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> rags: sudo rmmod tulip
[10:49] <Darian> HI! I'm trying to modify some text with sed, I use kommand $ cat teesi |sed 's/(\d{1})(\d{2})/S02E\2'
[10:49] <Darian> and the file teesi is text where 3 digit series should be converted to S then the first digit the E and then 2 digits. Can anyone help with this?
[10:49] <rags> ActionParsnip: I'll put it in the blacklists file?
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> rags: if you never want the module 'tulip' to load ever again, blacklist it
[10:50] <Alchemist2011> Hi. I need help installing my video card driver.
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> Alchemist2011: can you please give the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[10:50] <rags> I loaded the modules on the fly: rmmod tulip and modprobe de4x5..and it hung...will auto loading at boot solve the prob?
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> rags: possibly
[10:51] <rags> ActionParsnip: I don't understand y it's hanging the whole sytem, when it's just a ethernet card driver
[10:51] <Alchemist2011> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[10:52] <rags> ActionParsnip: ok, I'll black list and add it to the /etc/modules file...
[10:52] <rags> ActionParsnip:thx
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> rags: try blacklisting the tulip thing and adding the module you want in /etc/modules. you can always boot to recovery root console to edit the files back if its no good
[10:52] <iksik> morning
[10:52] <iksik> I'm looking for some text based webbrowser with frames and JS support. I was trying LINKS, but it seems, that JS and Frames doesn't work there ;/
[10:54] <funkmonster> hi all im using wget to get a file from this url (eval. product) but i keep getting a 403 error - is there a reason for this?
[10:54] <funkmonster> http://downloads.businessobjects.com/akdlm/crystalreportsserver/14-50134-085.tar.gz - is the url
[10:54] <rags> ActionParsnip: I just open the blacklist file and I see the module I wanted is blacklisted by default...and the commect says "replaced by tulip"
[10:54] <CrazyDavid91> you don't have access?
[10:55] <CrazyDavid91> I'm currently using windows vista, and I've used ubuntu before and know alot about both, but I don't know which one i should stay with
[10:55] <rags> ActionParsnip: Tulip is already overriding by default..
[10:56] <neverfail> <-- Can you create macros in Ubuntu?
[10:56] <neverfail> Google is not my friend
[10:57] <Alchemist2011> Can anyone help me get an Intel 950 GMA Video driver?
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> Alchemist2011: I'd use this to edit xorg.conf  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1024011
[10:58]  * ActionParsnip hates intel vga
[10:58] <CrazyDavid91> I have that card
[10:58] <CrazyDavid91> It's not very good X(
[10:58] <Okashi> Robbie_Crash: you still around?
[10:59] <ramontayag> hi everyone. i've pasted my question about my problems with grub, dual boot and my menu.lst in http://paste.ubuntu.com/181905/ . i'd appreciate any help :)
[10:59] <CrazyDavid91> I'm thinking about having an all Ubuntu laptop and ditch windows, but i need help with alternative applications for ubuntu
[11:00] <Oli``> I'm trying to write an alias in my .bashrc (alias k="kill `cat pid`") but it is running when the rc is sourced on log in and nothing happens when I write k. I think I need to escape the backticks but I don't know how =(
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> !alternative
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> !applications
[11:00] <CrazyDavid91> Hmm..
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> CrazyDavid91: what do you need to do on the system, maybe i can advise
[11:01] <CrazyDavid91> I wonder if itunes works in wine yet....
[11:01] <_raven_> hello - i am trying to install a brother mfc465 printer over network. drivers are installed and link is given - it receives data but i is not printing. i tried postscript drivers but no succes yet - need help please, tnx
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> CrazyDavid91: songbird is a good alternative, or amarok
[11:01] <CrazyDavid91> They don't work with ipod touch
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> CrazyDavid91: i'm kinda not suprised, apple wanting to keep their sheep on itunes
[11:02] <snanda> hello world
[11:03] <CrazyDavid91> well, iphones/ipod touches arern't read as filesystems because they run their own operating systems and use the hfs filesystem
[11:03] <CrazyDavid91> itunes communicates with the iphone OS which accesses the filesystem
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> CrazyDavid91: is there a way to switch them to disk mode or something like that
[11:03] <CrazyDavid91> no
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> CrazyDavid91: sounds like a whole load of proprietary mess to me,  i personally avoid apples garbage for mainly that reason
[11:04] <CrazyDavid91> hehe, iphones/itouches run under a little macos
[11:05] <royalwarecast> how can I build the quick launch icon in the panel in xfce
[11:05] <CrazyDavid91> Is there a way to mount a sftp connection as a filesystem? I could maybe do that with the ipod touch..
[11:05] <Alchemist2011> CrazyDavid91: You have the same card, right? Ever get any games to work on it?
[11:05] <CrazyDavid91> yes
[11:05] <CrazyDavid91> some games
[11:06] <CrazyDavid91> which ones are you trying to run?
[11:06] <Alchemist2011> Like... 3D games? I tried running Shaiya, but that was really horrible quality.
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> CrazyDavid91: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=270806
[11:06] <Myrtti> !info sshfs | CrazyDavid91
[11:07] <Okashi> Hey I wanna access my linux files from my windows partition, but the program I found, ext2 installable file system for windows, says it will only work with inodes that are 128 bytes, How do I format my partition to be like that? Been searching for a guide and found nothing usable.
[11:07] <royalwarecast> I can only find some widgets icons available
[11:08] <tones> Okashi: best thing to do there is have a fat32 partition for storage
[11:08] <Okashi> tones:  will fat32 work on Ubuntu 9.04?
[11:08] <HDB> Hi Folks. Ubuntu 9.04 install CD can't boot machine with 250 GB HDD. Gives following problem: "ACPI aborted because invalid compressed format kernel panic not syncing vfs ubable to mount root on unknown-block(104, 1)"
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> Okashi: yes
[11:09] <HDB> Any suggestions?
[11:09] <Okashi> That was pretty much what I'm trying to do is make a storage partition that works on both OS of my dual boot, xp pro and 9.04
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> Okashi: its probably gonna be easier to have a folder on your windows partition and use ntfs-3g to write data to it
[11:09] <student> ,m.ui 678e38uj 68i89 o0p-[-pp
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> Okashi: fat32 isnt that robust to sudden power outages
[11:10] <student> ru9338u928uw927095092mpi4jikep3[0921
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> HDB: did you md5 check your iso?
[11:10] <royalwarecast> any sense?
[11:10] <student> euo847diuro9tpu93p9eu5485woieir0458
[11:10] <Okashi> ActionParsnip:  XD like the kind I get alot....
[11:10] <student> uytrywijkduieutjhurkcvjifgrlkotuiuteroputouir
[11:10] <student> ktouwiurieurhudyfehrierooyo;qirwye
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> HDB: did you verify the CD once it was burned?
[11:10] <joaopinto> !opts | student garbage
[11:10] <djones> student: Please don't do that
[11:10] <student> loireiurutijfgjdkiotyfjt brobutriu85irejwutoir
[11:10] <joaopinto> !ops | student garbage
[11:10] <yomm> Okashi : Ext2Fsd-0.31a.exe  always worked for me
[11:10] <HDB> ActionParsnip: Well, I verified after burn using the burner. Do I need to check md5 also?
[11:10] <yomm> okashi : mb there's a new version
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | HDB
[11:11] <yomm> it does ext3 asw ell
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> HDB: if the iso is good also, you may need to look into some boot options
[11:11] <HDB> thanks ActionParsnip
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | HDB
[11:11] <AdvoWork> anyone know how i can get firefox and ubuntu to work so that I can attach/upload files etc over a network share/samba share? i can see the files, but attaching them does nothing
[11:11] <Okashi> yomm: that is the same program I try to use.
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> HDB: you could also try disabling unnecessary hardware in bios, like sound and lan, until you get installed
[11:12] <HDB> ActionParsnip: thanks, I think the ISO is good, so I'll need to look into the boot options.
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> HDB: and fancy power options
[11:12] <yomm> Okashi : It always worked with a default ubuntu install for me
[11:12] <DeSian> how can configure complete wLAN connection?
[11:12] <HDB> ActionParsnip: I'll try that as a last resort. BTW, I have 2 unformatted SATA HDDs with 250 GB. I hope that is not the problem
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> HDB: can't see why
[11:13] <System404> so i currently dual boot windows 7 and ubuntu 9.04 would it be ok to also add osx on here and triple boot
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> System404: sure as long as its an Apple system to satisfy the license
[11:13] <System404> no its a pc
[11:13] <HDB> ActionParsnip: I didn't set either as master or slave. I was told this is not needed for SATA. And I can see the two HDDs in the BIOS
[11:13] <Okashi> yomm: it wants 128 bytes, and mine is set to like 256 by default
[11:13] <System404> i wanna install pcosx86
[11:14] <DeSian> the WLAN connection worked fine every time, to day no more, will configure the WLAN configuration completely again!
[11:14] <System404> its a project designed at getting a stable osc runnin on pc
[11:14] <CrazyDavid91_> hello again
[11:14] <System404> osx*
[11:14] <Okashi> Isn't there just some way to make my partitionfit the 128 byte inode limitation, I don't care about reformatting
[11:14] <yomm> Okashi : ok i see , can't help you wirth that , perhaps check the homepage forums of the app
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> HDB: thats cool, i'd check if the drives do have jumpers for that sort of thing, just in case. I dont believe SATA uses Mast/Slav like PATA does
[11:14] <HDB> thanks
[11:15] <Okashi> yomm:  no forum that I saw just an email addy
[11:16] <CrazyDavid91_> What's a linux photoshop alternative that's NOT gimp?
[11:16] <System404> ActionParsnip: so do you think that would be ok im running a dell vostro 1510
[11:16] <Alchemist2011> One of my huge files disappeared off of my computer last night...
[11:16] <Alchemist2011> A 664MB game installer.
[11:17] <ozzmosis> I took it
[11:17] <Alchemist2011> Thief.
[11:17] <ozzmosis> CrazyDavid91_: Paint.Net?
[11:17] <CrazyDavid91_> hmm
[11:17] <gaminggeek> CrazyDavid91 pixel
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> System404: not legally if its not a mac
[11:18] <Alchemist2011> How can you tell if you are 32 bit or 64 bit?
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> Alchemist2011: uname -a
[11:18] <System404> im not talkin legality i just meant physicly is it ok to triple boot can grub handle that
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> Alchemist2011: i686 = 32bit  x86_64 = 64bit
[11:18] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: hii
[11:18] <kellyh> it'll likely be labeled AMD64
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> System404: grub can boot as many OSes as you have drive space to hold them
[11:19] <knoppix> pablo hii...
[11:19] <System404> kl thats all i wanted to know thanks
[11:19] <Alchemist2011> Thanks.
[11:19] <System404> gna go make me a hackintosh
[11:19] <ozzmosis> CrazyDavid91_: sorry, for some reason I thought paint.net ran under Linux.  looks like it's Windows only...
[11:20] <HDB> the board is D945GCLF. Anyone heard of any Jaunty Jackalope Jitters with that board?
[11:20] <knoppix> a stupid questio. How d i change mi nickname?
[11:20] <ozzmosis> knoppix: /nick newnick
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> !nick | knoppix
[11:20] <HDB> knoppix: please don't ask that here/. it's irrelevant for this channel. :-)
[11:20] <knoppix> thanks. ozzmosis
[11:20] <CrazyDavid91_> is pixel free?
[11:20] <CrazyDavid91_> the editor?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> !info pixel
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> !find pixel
[11:21] <giuseppe_> hallo
[11:21] <ozzmosis> !info krita
[11:21] <knoppix> ok, I'll go to that page. I appologize.
[11:22] <IceGuest_75> hi
[11:22] <CrazyDavid91_> one last question, does ubuntu support upek fingerprint scanners?
[11:22] <CrazyDavid91_> I looked everywhere for drivers on google and found nothing
[11:23] <helper> hello, is porsentry a good package for scan open port and block?
[11:23] <ozzmosis> CrazyDavid91_: does this help?  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FingerprintAuthentication
[11:24] <IceGuest_75> Hi, i have just make a full install of the ubuntu 9.04, but the partition ubuntu create is to small for update's =( how to make it bigger?
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> IceGuest_75: you can resize ext3, youcould try: sudo apt-get clean
[11:24] <shadeslayer> IceGuest_75: how much did you give it??
[11:25] <CrazyDavid91_> thank you ozzmosis
[11:25] <shadeslayer> IceGuest_75: it _has_ to be greater than 4 GB
[11:25] <giuseppe_> hallo ich krige kein to mit mein acer 6920 was sol ich machen
[11:26] <helper> hello, is portsentry a good package for scan open port and block?
[11:26] <IceGuest_75> OK, i don't use the ubuntu right now. I din't give it something xD just click install. And it create a partition =( (sry for my english)
[11:26] <IceGuest_75> Just 30 megabyte free on it
[11:26] <System404> IceGuest_75: i have a 5 gig partition for ubuntu that seems to be enough ive had no issues as of yet
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> IceGuest_75: i'd reinstall and custom partition, I personally recommend a seperate home partition
[11:27] <ozzmosis> base install from CD extracts to about 2.5 GB
[11:27] <IceGuest_75> yeah right! it was 2.5 and it to small =(
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> IceGuest_75: mines 4Gb but i stripped a tonne of stuff out
[11:28] <ozzmosis> IceGuest_75: probably easier to backup anything you need then reinstall it
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> IceGuest_75: my install is 2.5Gb in size
[11:28] <giuseppe_> hallo
[11:28] <ozzmosis> helper: what are you trying to do?
[11:28] <shadeslayer> IceGuest_75: correct...you need to give it atleast 4 GB i would give 10 GB even if you are a first time ubuntu user
[11:28] <IceGuest_75> okey, but how to make the pratition bigger when i install it?
[11:28] <shadeslayer> IceGuest_75: in the installer their is a slider
[11:29] <ozzmosis> IceGuest_75: it should be self-evident when you install it .. or you can read the documentation...
[11:29] <helper> ozzmosis, i don't want clients to scan ports here ! they told me portsentry is good package block open port scan ? is that right ?
[11:29] <System404> IceGuest_75: u can go into windows partition and shrink its volume then use gpart to extend ur ubuntu partition into the free space
[11:29] <shadeslayer> IceGuest_75: move it to select the partition size
[11:29] <shadeslayer> System404: he wont do that :P
[11:29] <ozzmosis> helper: I see.  I've never used it.  I use sshguard though.
[11:29] <System404> why not shadeslayer
[11:30] <shadeslayer> System404: because as he said ubuntu is not his primary OS and this is his 1st time....he wont like to shrink his Windows partition
[11:30] <System404> shadeslayer he only needs to shrink it slightly by a gig or 2
[11:31] <IceGuest_75> I shrink my windows 20 gig. but can't make the ubuntu partition bigger =S
[11:31] <helper> ozatomic, okie so i'll install ir right now
[11:31] <System404> would save him doin a reinstall
[11:31] <shadeslayer> System404: hmmm...its really up to him
[11:31] <System404> IceGuest_75: go into windows partition and shrink its volume then use gpart to extend ur ubuntu partition into the free space
[11:31] <IceGuest_75> But how?
[11:32] <Guest99585> spik germany
[11:32] <System404> IceGuest_75: use gpart
[11:32] <helper> ozatomic, automatic work or i should config ?
[11:32]  * shadeslayer reinstalls kde 4.3
[11:33] <System404> !gpart
[11:33] <CrazyDavid91_> I hate gimp :s
[11:33] <Guest99585> germany
[11:33] <Guest99585> hallo
[11:33] <shadeslayer> System404: just a sidenote.....resizing from windows never worked for me :)
[11:33] <ozzmosis> !de | Guest99585
[11:34] <shadeslayer> gparted is simply the best
[11:34] <System404> shadeslayer: would all depend on the position of your files on the drive how much u can shrink by its allways best to defrag before resizing
[11:34] <CrazyDavid91_> how do I format a partition with gparted to ntfs on my external hard drive?
[11:34] <CrazyDavid91_> it's grayed out
[11:34] <shadeslayer> System404: maybe thats why it hung up on me :P
[11:35] <ozzmosis> CrazyDavid91_: not sure you can format NTFS
[11:35] <shadeslayer> CrazyDavid91_: you cant....ubuntu requires ext3 or later
[11:35] <shadeslayer> CrazyDavid91_: you can!!!
[11:35] <CrazyDavid91_> i meant my external hard disk to store stuff
[11:35] <shadeslayer>  lemme recal
[11:35] <ozzmosis> at least, there's no fsck.ntfs
[11:35] <CrazyDavid91_> or is ext4 better anyway?
[11:35] <System404> shadeslayer: its also advised to to use the windows defrag as it wont move system files better to use something like partition magic it has a defrag feature that will move system mtf files so as to allow you to free up more space
[11:35] <ozzmosis> or fsck.ntfs-3g
[11:36] <didij> good morning can you help me to configur backup in ubuntu server 9.04 . tank you
[11:36] <shadeslayer> CrazyDavid91_: ok you need to install libntfs
[11:36] <ozzmosis> !rsync | didij
[11:36] <CrazyDavid91_> ok thanks shadeslayer
[11:37] <IceGuest_75> Use gparted in ubuntu or windows?
[11:37] <shadeslayer> CrazyDavid91_: one more...ntfsprogs
[11:37] <shadeslayer> IceGuest_75: ubuntu
[11:37] <didij> ozzmosis : ???
[11:37] <IceGuest_75> oki
[11:37] <IceGuest_75> xD
[11:37] <shadeslayer> ok byee
[11:38] <helper> ozatomic, sorry using sshguard automatic work ? or should i specify something ?
[11:38] <IceGuest_75> i will restart my computer, cu
[11:38] <ozzmosis> didij: I use rsync (well, rsnapshot actually) for backups.  is that what you were asking?
[11:38] <Guest80288> hallo vie get ins ubuntu de
[11:38] <ozzmosis> helper: I don't know, I use it in FreeBSD
[11:38] <System404> IceGuest_75: use windows to shrink your windows partition then use gparted in ubuntu to extend your ubuntu partition into the free space you created
[11:38] <ozzmosis> helper: it's ozzmosis not ozatomic
[11:39] <ozzmosis> ozatomic is one of my evil nemesises (nemeses?)
[11:39] <helper> ozzmosis,  !oups u know i pres oz and tab :P
[11:39] <System404> Guest80288 type /join #ubuntu.de i fink
[11:39] <CrazyDavid91_> is qemu or virtualbox best for windows virtualization?
[11:39] <Guest80288> hallo leute wie kome ich ins ubuntu de
[11:39] <ozzmosis> CrazyDavid91_: probably VMware
[11:39] <moldy> Guest80288: /j #ubuntu-de
[11:40] <moldy> hi
[11:40] <ikonia> !de > Guest80288
[11:40] <CrazyDavid91_> vmware works on linux?
[11:40] <anna> !list
[11:40] <ozzmosis> CrazyDavid91_: for many years
[11:40] <CrazyDavid91_> XD
[11:40] <moldy> why do i not see the hwclock.sh init script in e.g. sysv-rc-conf --list?
[11:40] <CrazyDavid91_> I never saw that
[11:40] <Guest80288> wie gebe ich ein
[11:40] <moldy> are some init scripts somehow "special"?
[11:40] <didij> ozzmosis : can you tel me how can i use backup in ubuntu server 9.04?
[11:40] <ozzmosis> CrazyDavid91_: VirtualBox is quite good though
[11:40] <CrazyDavid91_> I wish I knew that
[11:40] <ablmf1> can i use smbclient to get a directory?
[11:41] <ozzmosis> ablmf1: elaborate on "get"
[11:41] <ozzmosis> didij: what do you want to know?
[11:41] <System404> Guest80288 meine deutch nicht so gut sprechen de english bitte
[11:41] <bazhang> Guest80288, #ubuntu-de for german; English here please
[11:41] <moldy> Guest80288: just type in what i told you
[11:42] <didij> ozzmosis : i want to know how can i use backup or configur it?? in ubuntu server 9.04 thank you
[11:42] <ablmf1> HELP get:    <remote name> [local name] get a file
[11:43] <ablmf1> what does elaborate mean?
[11:43] <System404> !elaborate
[11:43] <bazhang> ablmf1, make clear, give more info
[11:43] <ozzmosis> ablmf1: prompt off [enter] mget *
[11:43] <ozzmosis> [enter]
[11:45] <ozzmosis> except smbclient's mget won't honour timestamps
[11:45] <System404> i have to say im new to ubuntu ive only had it installed about 1 week and u know what since ive installed it i havent booted into windows once i myt just have to do away with windows alltogether
[11:45] <sachael> anyone know a simple program I can use the cut a part of a video?
[11:46] <sharperguy> Does the deskbar applet still exist in gnome?
[11:46] <System404> sachael: try avidemux
[11:46] <safruhani> yes it is
[11:46] <sachael> System404, do you know if this type of editing is possible with ffmpeg or that mplayer thing (can't remember the name)
[11:47] <System404> i dnt think so there just players sachael go to add remove and look for avidemux thats what i use for video editing
[11:47] <sachael> System404, ok thanks, will look into avidemux
[11:48] <ozzmosis> sachael: are you wanting to do frame-accurate mpeg-2 editing?  cos I haven't found anything good for that.  avidemux will give you sync issues if you use it on mpeg-2.  I use videoredo under wine.  it's a bit unstable but is usable.
[11:49] <elli222> Hello
[11:49] <didij> ozzmosis : ??
[11:49] <ozzmosis> didij: what?
[11:49] <sachael> ozzmosis, what do you mean sync issues? If it is sound, I don't care, i don't need the sound anyway
[11:49] <MatBoy> man I really start to hate 9.04 !!
[11:49] <safruhani> ¿
[11:49] <didij> ozzmosis : i want to know the configuration of backup into ubuntu server 9.04
[11:49] <tbaxter> [not necessarily ubuntu related] if my system is spontaneously locking up at random intervals (on both vista and ubuntu for my dual boot system) what are the likely candidates, hardware-wise?
[11:50] <kmdm> RAM? Run the memory test...
[11:50] <elli222> I want to remove all the whitespaces " " from the beginning of a file. How would i accomplish that?
[11:51] <ozzmosis> didij: I'm not even sure if you want to backup FROM a Ubuntu server, or backup TO.  if English isn't your first language, maybe you can try one of the non-English Ubuntu channels...
[11:51] <tbaxter> kmdm: thanks.
[11:51] <ozzmosis> sachael: yeah, A/V sync.  if you don't care about sound, AviDemux should be perfect.
[11:51] <kmdm> tbaxter: There's a memory test option on the grub boot menu, let it run for 4-5 passes
[11:51] <tbaxter> yep, I know the one.
[11:51] <cjk> hi, i am looking for a special kernel/system that i can install on an existing installation which loads on  boot a mini linux with ssh and some rescue tools into memory, so that i can repartition the disk etc....
[11:52] <deany> any list of players that support ipods and which ipods, with what functions?
[11:52] <sachael> cjk, system resque cd?
[11:52] <tbaxter> kmdm:  when you refer to passes, though, do you mean passes over the RAM or complete scans?
[11:52] <cjk> sachael, only remote access, a cd or usb stick is not an option
[11:52] <kmdm> tbaxter: complete scans I *believe* in memtest86+
[11:53] <kmdm> tbaxter: Um, ignore the latter part of that sentence, it went wrong ;)
[11:53] <sriramoman> could someone guide how to use downloaded system sound  themes in my gnome desktop..
[11:53] <elli222> Like, " AFILE" to "AFILE"
[11:53] <tbaxter> kmdm: so run the test for hours and hours and hours.
[11:53] <tbaxter> kmdm:  on it
[11:54] <kmdm> tbaxter: Pretty much, 4-5 complete scans should be good enough but as long as possible really :)
[11:54] <tbaxter> kmdm: thanks.
[11:54] <ozzmosis> elli222: http://www.unixguide.net/unix/sedoneliner.shtml
[11:54] <kmdm> tbaxter: If that passes, investigate something like cpu burn-in (and ideally have the BIOS set to poweroff if the cpu gets too hot) :)
[11:55] <MatBoy> mhh I should have been with 8.04... everything above it is a pain :S
[11:55] <ozzmosis> MatBoy: what broke?
[11:57] <tbaxter> kmdm: awesome
[11:57] <binnykt> sriramoman: ua go to system->preferences
[11:57] <GNUix> anybody having issues with any repo's ?
[11:57] <ozzmosis> GNUix: the official ones, you mean?
[11:57] <sriramoman> binnykt: then?
[11:57] <GNUix> ozzmosis: those would be the ones
[11:58] <binnykt> sriramoman: then go to sounds
[11:58] <sriramoman> ok, then?
[11:58] <ozzmosis> GNUix: well there are mirrors all over the place, why not try one of those...
[11:58] <binnykt> sriramoman: then u click on it
[11:58] <binnykt> :-*
[11:58] <berot3> hi, i am connected to 2 networks, 1 via eth0 and the other over wlan0. but how can i tell firefox which 1 to use?
[11:58] <GNUix> ozzmosis: I can, was just wondering if there were issues.
[11:58] <MatBoy> ozzmosis: vmware, graphics with nvidia...
[11:59] <binnykt> sriramoman:
[11:59] <sriramoman> binnykt: I mean its not installed directly as in other themes as a package; we have to handpick them is it?
[11:59] <binnykt> yup
[11:59] <sriramoman> oh k!
[11:59] <sriramoman> thanks
[11:59] <ozzmosis> MatBoy: ah, binary stuff..
[11:59] <binnykt> sriramoman: well this one way
[12:00] <binnykt> sriramoman: sometimes may not work since u have to be root to
[12:00] <elli222> ozzmosis: I couldn't find anything useful...
[12:00] <sriramoman> ok!
[12:00] <CrazyDavid91_> is ext4 anything special compared to ext3?
[12:00] <sriramoman> binnykt: I have root privileges though..
[12:00] <binnykt> ok
[12:00] <ozzmosis> elli222: on that page, "delete leading whitespace (spaces, tabs) from front of each line "
[12:00] <binnykt> which distro?
[12:01] <ozzmosis> !ext4 | CrazyDavid91_
[12:01] <sriramoman> binnykt: ubuntu jaunty.
[12:01] <binnykt> okay
[12:01] <ozzmosis> I guess not ;)
[12:01] <binnykt> I am using Intrepid
[12:01] <binnykt> ;-)
[12:01] <CrazyDavid91_> I'm about to go on to install ubuntu and is going to be goods
[12:01] <whileimhere> hi. Is there an app that will act as a time clock like you would use at work to track your hours on a project?
[12:01] <sriramoman> oh fine:)
[12:01] <Myrtti> whileimhere: hamster-applet
[12:01] <ozzmosis> CrazyDavid91_: ext3 is more than good enough for most people
[12:02] <ozzmosis> CrazyDavid91_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4
[12:02] <ozzmosis> whileimhere: CVS could sort of do that.
[12:02] <linny> i still use ext2
[12:02] <whileimhere> Giving hamster a try
[12:02] <MatBoy> ozzmosis: sucks indeed
[12:03] <forceflow> whileimhere: hamster is a great applet
[12:03] <forceflow> using it right now :)
[12:03] <ozzmosis> !info hamster
[12:03] <ozzmosis> !info hamster-applet
[12:03] <ozzmosis> cool
[12:03] <elli222> ozzmosis: How would i apply this to filenames?
[12:04] <ozzmosis> elli222: you have filenames with leading whitespaces?  that's unusual
[12:04] <ozzmosis> elli222: not sure, to be honest
[12:05] <MatBoy> what are people running here mostly ? 8.04 ?
[12:05] <elli222> Im using 9.04 and i LOVE it
[12:05] <LewCarroll> I'm still using dapper
[12:05] <elli222> Especially with EXT4 and all the massive improvments it comes with
[12:06] <helper> didn't work, any package to block port scan? i'll be thankfull
[12:06] <shortlord> does anyone know of a keyboard recorder for X, that can grab keypressed and save them as macros?
[12:07] <Lloir> shortlord, u mean a keylogger? :P
[12:08] <shortlord> Lloir, no, it shoud be able to regenerate these keypresses, so that I can use macros to do certain tasks
[12:08] <ozzmosis> elli222: I wrote this a while ago.. it might help: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178259/
[12:08] <helper> is psad a good package to block open ports?
[12:08] <ozzmosis> elli222: basically you just do ls > a ; cp a b ; nano b ; python renamer.py a b
[12:09] <gordonjcp> helper: you shouldn't have open ports
[12:09] <gordonjcp> helper: you could stop the daemon that opened it
[12:09] <ozzmosis> gordonjcp: good point
[12:10] <ozzmosis> helper: why do you have open ports?
[12:10] <gordonjcp> and, crucially, *which* ports are open?
[12:10] <helper> 31337  is't ok with this ?
[12:11] <gordonjcp> helper: hrm
[12:12] <gordonjcp> helper: 31337 is a "suspicious" port number, often associated with rootkits
[12:12] <gordonjcp> helper: you might want to run rkhunter
[12:12] <helper> gordonjcp, i install chkrootkit , is't good ?
[12:12] <gordonjcp> helper: should do
[12:12] <gordonjcp> helper: oooh - are you running an IRC bouncer?
[12:13] <gordonjcp> helper: iirc psybnc uses 31337 as a default port
[12:14] <ozzmosis> gordonjcp: I think he's trying to tell us that he's deliberately running it
[12:15] <ozzmosis> muhahaha.  for all those who care (all zero of you) Ubuntu 9.04 still has support for the OS/2 HPFS filesystem (!).  seems to have write support too.  Live CD astounds me :-)
[12:15] <helper> gordonjcp, uding rkhunter give me :    /sbin/chkconfig                                          [ Warning ]
[12:15] <helper> think this is
[12:16] <b0red> gordonjcp, crw------- 1 root root 1, 3 May 25 14:53 /dev/null ... how to fix it?
[12:17] <ozzmosis> b0red: sudo chmod go+rw /dev/null
[12:17] <helper> gordonjcp,     Checking /dev for suspicious file types                  [ Warning ]
[12:17] <ozzmosis> b0red: although it wouldn't surprise me if that's autogenerated on bootup
[12:20] <winterelf> hi all :) just wanted to ask how can i make ubuntu open a software automaticly on startup , when i boot my linux?
[12:20] <erUSUL> winterelf: when it boots or when you log in??
[12:21] <winterelf> erUSUL: yes
[12:21] <elli222> ozzmosis, i think your script ignores... whitespaces!
[12:21] <winterelf> when it boots
[12:21] <winterelf> erUSUL: when it boots :)
[12:22] <ozzmosis> elli222: really?  let me try :)
[12:22] <erUSUL> winterelf: you can make an init script for it based on /etc/init.d/skeleton or just call it from /etc/rc.local
[12:22] <Prentice5> anyone know of a short description of the terminal?
[12:22] <Prentice5> not the ubottu
[12:22] <winterelf> erUSUL: just add it to the end of the doc?
[12:23] <elli222> i have 2 files, old1 (ls WITH whitespaces) and new1 (ls WITHOUT whitespaces). i feed them to your script and all the ones WITH witespaces cannot be found
[12:23] <erUSUL> winterelf: before the exit 0 line
[12:23] <ozzmosis> elli222: wow, it does too
[12:24] <winterelf> erUSUL: ok, thanks :)
[12:24] <ozzmosis> elli222: see PM
[12:24] <sgbirch> How can I stop jaunty trying to hibernate a DESKTOP machine. The machine just
[12:24] <sgbirch> shuts down, it is driving me crazy! Just before it switches off I see
[12:24] <sgbirch> "performing hibernate" in /var/log/pm-suspend.log
[12:24] <h4mx0r> how do I remove gdm in 9.04? When I do I lose all my sound and alsamixer reports back errors. Also startx isn't the proper way to start X then how do I do it?
[12:25] <winterelf> erUSUL: wait... but how can i know where is the executable file of the software?
[12:25] <winterelf> erUSUL: and what should i write?
[12:25] <erUSUL> winterelf: what software it is ?
[12:25] <winterelf> erUSUL: yakuake
[12:26] <erUSUL> winterelf: yakuake is a graphical app (terminal emulatro) that needsa display and a user... you want to launch it when you log in not when the system boots
[12:26] <erUSUL> winterelf: System>Preferences>Session
[12:26] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: is the screensaver set for that? its not laptop-mode package since desktop. I think if you disable swap then hibernating doesn't work. You can use gparted from a livecd to resize over the freespace from removing swap
[12:27] <winterelf> erUSUL: ho.. i understand..
[12:27] <erUSUL> winterelf: or the kde equivalent for that
[12:27] <winterelf> erUSUL: ok..
[12:28] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: is this a fresh install you having trouble with?
[12:28] <IamSOG> I just
[12:29] <IamSOG> I just reinstalled Xubuntu and found out I forgot to do the menu.lst, so now the UUID is gone and it won't boot up...
[12:29] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: the screensaver config doesnt have the laptop options on the dialog so I cant enable/disable hibernate. This machines was upgraded from hardy-> intrepid -> jaunty if that helps.  Do you know where the screensaver dialog writes the config
[12:29] <IamSOG> I think I can just remove UUID and do a root=/Dev/somethi+ng something, right ?
[12:30] <h4mx0r> IamSOG: it works for fstab like that :)
[12:30] <IamSOG> h4mx0r so I need to edit the fstab ?
[12:30] <DaveWM> or find the UUID IamSOG
[12:30] <h4mx0r> IamSOG: if you don't know then possibly you do because it handles things like that too
[12:30] <f31n> hey there, does anyone know how to add a new site to a tomcat webserver? (the tomcat file for httpd.conf)
[12:31] <IamSOG> that is true.. tahnks davenpro and h4mx0r I will go to Fstab and get the UUID to put on the menu.lst then...
[12:31] <erUSUL> !uuid
[12:32] <IamSOG> lol thakns erUSUL... but I can't even boot into ubuntu
[12:32] <erUSUL> IamSOG: you can do it from a livecd
[12:32] <erUSUL> IamSOG: or how you plan to redo the menu.lst ?
[12:33] <erUSUL> IamSOG: or copy what is in your fstab ?
[12:33] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: well I totally don't know what to do. But I don't have those issues cause I use a separate /home and just reinstall the base system then reinstall used apps from export of synaptic's install history
[12:33] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: Do you know where the screensaver setup dialog saves the requested options? I suspect that is the problem as you suggest, but I will have to change it manually.
[12:33] <olavimmanuel> Hello. I just changed domainname, and i have public key authentication that only work with the ip or the old hostname... I tough i changed it everywhere, but it seems i was wrong about that... Any tips? Ive made new keys, but to no avail...
[12:33] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: unless I can make it think the machine is a laptop for a few minutes!
[12:34] <error404notfound> Can i use a digital Camera as webcam in ubuntu? any spec one?
[12:34] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: which screensaver app you using?
[12:34] <sgbirch> it is gnome.  System->preferences->Screensaver
[12:35] <IamSOG> thanks erUSUL ... My laptop have kind of a special PCMCIA CD-ROM so it won't boot with live CD of Ubuntu :D anyawy I got puppy linux boot up to edit
[12:35] <erUSUL> IamSOG: ok; good luck
[12:35] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: stupid question but are you sure its hibernate and not just DPMS kicking in on the monitor?
[12:35] <helper> gordonjcp,  it give me for now 1 Warning: Suspicious files found in /dev/shm/pulse-shm-3277450081: data, what should i do with this ? thx
[12:36] <heroin> Hey iam trying to mount an iso file and it says: not in ISO 9660 format.. what to do?
[12:37] <sipior> heroin: how was it made?
[12:37] <erUSUL> heroin: find out what it actually is or if got corrupted
[12:37] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: no such thing as a stupid question! And I am extremely pleased to have somebody take an interest :-) The following is put in pm-suspend.log just before the machine goes down: Mon May 25 00:34:23 BST 2009: performing hibernate
[12:37] <h4mx0r> heroin: did you just change the file to .iso or is it actually an iso? also did you try something like apt-get install gmountiso
[12:38] <erUSUL> heroin: do « file filename.iso »
[12:38] <erUSUL> heroin: file can identify most things
[12:38] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: so I am pretty sure it is attempting a hibernate
[12:39] <heroin> sipior: i dont know
[12:39] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: how did you tell it to shutdown?
[12:39] <heroin> erUSUL: its a confirmed working iso
[12:39] <heroin> h4mx0r: i did
[12:39] <heroin> erUSUL: sec
[12:39] <chez> How can i stop users from accessing certain programs?
[12:39] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: that is the point .. I didnt tell it to shutdown
[12:39] <erUSUL> heroin: maybe it is udf and not iso. recheck
[12:40] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: after a period of inactivity it does that all by itself
[12:40] <heroin> erUSUL: SR-TCHAWX.iso: data
[12:40] <heroin> erUSUL: i think its an iso but not a iso9660 format iso..
[12:40] <erUSUL> heroin: so it is some kind of image file of a cdrom/dvd ...
[12:41] <helper> ozzmosis,  using ckhunter,  it give me for only 1 Warning: Suspicious files found in /dev/shm/pulse-shm-3277450081: data, what should i do with this ? thx
[12:41] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: sgbirch: yeah thats a sort of power saving thing or something
[12:41] <erUSUL> heroin: does it come with a toc or cue file ?
[12:41] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: I suspect the power manager thinks I want it to hibernate after a period of inactivity. But I most certainly dont, this is the family server. It kills internet access when it goes down
[12:41] <sipior> heroin: the meaning of "iso" in this context is iso9660 format :-)
[12:41] <ozzmosis> helper: I don't know anything about ckhunter
[12:41] <olavimmanuel> !hostname
[12:41] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: so its a server environment?
[12:42] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: yes, server
[12:42] <heroin> sipior: urm.. iso files can have differnt formats.. mac has htf i think
[12:42] <heroin> erUSUL: no
[12:42] <olavimmanuel> !domainname
[12:42] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: but I have gnome installed to give me a gui when I need it
[12:42] <thiebaude> im trying to install an tar.bz2 file and i cant, i download to the desktop
[12:42] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: you could try blocking daemons until you find the culprit
[12:42] <olavimmanuel> !domain
[12:42] <heroin> erUSUL: i might have found a solution: Acetoneiso2
[12:42] <erUSUL> heroin: :| then i dunno... maybe some of the image conversion utilities can help
[12:43] <erUSUL> !iso | heroin
[12:43] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: blocking daemons? How do you do that?
[12:43] <erUSUL> heroin: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion
[12:43] <sipior> heroin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_image
[12:43] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: try sysv-rc-conf
[12:43] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: important that you know that if your maintaining a server
[12:44] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: I am very experienced with Linux btw (15 years). The daemons are started by /etc/init.d/...
[12:44] <heroin> erUSUL: iam not going to convert it..
[12:44] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: hey I got a question for you though. You got gdm disabled right? do you have sound?
[12:44] <heroin> sipior: thanks
[12:45] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: no, gdm is not disabled.  I guess you would say this is a desktop on which I run a number of services (dhcp, bind, nagios)
[12:45] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: which kernel is it using?
[12:45] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: the machine has been around for ever, starting with debian sarge
[12:46] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: 2.6.28-11-server
[12:46] <f31n> noone any idea of tomcat?
[12:47] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: I run a server kernel because the longer scheduling interval is better suited to the daemons.  Using it as a desktop is secondary
[12:47] <olavimmanuel> f31n: tomcat?
[12:47] <f31n> (13:31:14) f31n: hey there, does anyone know how to add a new site to a tomcat webserver? (the tomcat file for httpd.conf)
[12:48] <olavimmanuel> f31n: ive got it working (after hell...) but im afraid i cant help with that... :s
[12:48] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: I asked about the wrong dialog. It is the gnome power manager dialog box that would be used to request hibernate on a laptop.  But that tab is missing on the non-laptop version
[12:48] <f31n> -,-
[12:48] <f31n> damn thx ,)
[12:48] <silidan1> hi, got some probs with ubuntu 8.04: every now and then i get some segfaults from alot of apps when booting (including gdm)
[12:48] <error404notfound> last time, can i use a digital camera as webcam? (i don't want to waste money, otherwise) if yes, then are there any specific brands?
[12:49] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: I guess if I could figure out which config file the power manager dialog sets I could check it. I am pretty sure that is the problem. It may be something that was left in an undefined state by the upgrade from hardy to intrepid of intrepid to jaunty
[12:49] <silidan1> well it depends on the digital camera
[12:49] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: thats just stupid, I mean even desktop users like to save power
[12:50] <olavimmanuel> f31n: http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/appdev/deployment.html just read :)
[12:51] <olavimmanuel> f31n:  must be there somewhere
[12:51] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: well .. I am not commenting on the design decision but nevertheless the power manager tab is missing on my desktop machines and present on my laptops
[12:51] <frodon1> hello
[12:51] <frodon1> does anyone have experiences with Second Life under Ubuntu ?
[12:51] <chez> How do i stop a user from accessing an application
[12:51] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: check to see if its installed?
[12:51] <lvlefisto> !anyone| frodon1
[12:52] <h4mx0r> frodon1: yes
[12:52] <frodon1> ok
[12:52] <hughszg> i am connecting the network using a router, then how to know what GATEWAY and subnet mask should I set?
[12:52] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: I tell a lie (sorry). I just brought them both up. The missing tab is "On battery power"
[12:52] <h4mx0r> frodon1: www.getdeb.net there
[12:53] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: But .. I see that the faulty machine has "put computer to sleep when inactive for" ... and that is set to never
[12:53] <Machtin> why doesn't my swap get mounted?
[12:53] <frodon1> I am using an (old) IBM thinkpad R50e, which has an Intel graphics chip - the machine is a relatively weak one but Ubuntu runs very fine (quicker and better than Win XP) - except Second Life
[12:53] <linduxed> is there a way to kick the fan speed up to max with some utility?
[12:53] <frodon1> SL is not usable - movements are almost not possible, the colors don't show up, etc
[12:53] <h4mx0r> Machtin: check /etc/fstab and see, sysctl.conf has swap control parameters
[12:53] <Machtin> it's encrypted swap.. with cryptsetup i think.. but it is not mounted on boot.. though it's in crypttab
[12:53] <kellyh> hughszg: your router provides your internet connection yes? if so the IP of the router would generally be your gateway address. As for subnet mask, if your ip is something like 192.168.0.x then 255.255.255.0 would be the subnet mask
[12:54] <JoeySpaz> hello... i have a problem... when i try to run my game... it shows me an error instead...
[12:54] <frodon1> Seems to have big problems with the graphics driver. On the same machine with Win XP it worked fine, but I am not willing to step back to Win
[12:54] <rosepetal> hi .. i just upgraded to 9.04 .. and i removed the notifications icon from the top task bar .. now i want to change its settings and i cant get it back ..
[12:54] <Machtin> h4mx0r: fstab is fine.. actually /dev/mapper/cswap (that's what i called it) doesn't even exist.
[12:54] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: which game?
[12:54] <Wolf23> helpers!! logitech game pad wingman precision <--- is it supports ubuntu?
[12:54] <JoeySpaz> please let me retrieve the error h4mx0r
[12:54] <f31n> thx olavimmanuel
[12:54] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: do you know where the power manager dialog places the configuration options when they are changed?
[12:55] <olavimmanuel> np
[12:55] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: I sure would like to take a look at that config file
[12:55] <hughszg> kellyh: thank you sir
[12:55] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: could you tell me which game? what video drivers? is it ran on wine?
[12:55] <rosepetal> hi .. i just upgraded to 9.04 .. and i removed the notifications icon from the top task bar .. now i want to change its settings and i cant get it back .. anyone?
[12:55] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: the game is Cube... and it uses openGL... and no it is ran by itself...
[12:55] <h4mx0r> sgbirch: not a clue, try checking its man pages or opening its .deb and peeking
[12:56] <sgbirch> h4mx0r: ok
[12:56] <linduxed> is there a way to kick the fan speed up to max with some utility?
[12:56] <kellyh> hughszg: you're welcome, though its miss ;)
[12:56] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: what graphics card you using
[12:56] <sgbirch> rosepetal: hmm .. I have been there, I think it is the Indicator Applet
[12:57] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: i am using ATI sapphire radeon X700 pro
[12:57] <hughszg> kellyh: sorry it should be thank you lady :)
[12:57] <sgbirch> rosepetal: right click on the bar at the top and select add to panel
[12:57] <kellyh> linduxed: all i am aware of is monitoring what the speeds are with lm-sensors, not sure of any fan-speed controller software on linux
[12:57] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: here is the error: ./bin_unix/linux_client: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[12:57] <h4mx0r> rosepetal: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading and be sure to fully update the system beforehand with either update-manager or apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[12:57] <linduxed> kellyh: thx
[12:58] <kellyh> linduxed: most modern motherboards tend to autocontrol the fan speeds. of course you'll only get the fan speed details if the fan is connected to the fan headers on your motherboard.
[12:58] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: i tried to install a legacy ATI driver too. because planet penguin racer ran at 3 fps.. but when I rebooted the display went rHYE$Tj7w4^U6hu6rUYjudr, so I used the root shel mode to use envyng to un install it. but now i cant install desktop effects and all my 3D games run at 3 fps
[12:59] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: my computer is screwed... what should i do now??
[12:59] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: give me a moment looking up a few tweaks
[12:59] <JoeySpaz> ok
[13:00] <JoeySpaz> the hardware drivers section is empty D:
[13:00] <rosepetal> h4mx0r: ive already upgraded. i am just asking how i can bring back the notifications feature back on ... the one which controls the new notifications that come in black color
[13:01] <Wolf23> helpers!! logitech game pad wingman precision <---  can anyone tell me if it is compatible with ubuntu or not?
[13:01] <h4mx0r> rosepetal: its in system > prefernces > startup applications
[13:02] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: the issue is that your not being registered by the restricted driver manager and if you do install the proper driver xorg.conf isn't configured to use it
[13:02] <Arcitens> Wolf23: I have a logitech dual action gamepad and it worked right out of the box. Don't know abuot the wingman precision though.
[13:03] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: i see... what should I do to install the right driver and configure my computer to use it?
[13:03] <h4mx0r> gnome-terminal sucks I can't see rest my desktop damn this overlapping is annoying!!
[13:03] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: why don't you put it on another workspace?
[13:04] <rosepetal> h4mx0r: its not in my startup applications since i removed it from the panel? not sure if that will happen though ... whats it called?
[13:04] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: synaptic says xserver-xorg-video-radeon is a default package
[13:05] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: you need to just set that in xorg.conf and everything should work great
[13:05] <JoeySpaz> :O maybe it got deleted when i uninstalled the crappy driver!
[13:05] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: how do I do that?
[13:05] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: might want to apt-get install rovclock it probably does a few nice things like check thermal heat and etc
[13:06] <JoeySpaz> ??!
[13:06] <frodon1> I have the standard Open Office installation - which is my preferred office product - and then I installed Lotus Symphony. Since that my text files (odt) open automatically with Symphony.
[13:06] <frodon1> How can I switch back so that Open Office starts the odt files as a standard?
[13:06] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: how do i set it in xorg.conf?
[13:07] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: there is a very nice indepth guide here http://www.x.org/archive/X11R6.8.0/doc/xorg.conf.5.html I use a nvidia card but I think you'd need xorg.conf to look something like this..
[13:07] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: thanks, reading it now...
[13:08] <Severian> I have configured update-manager not to even check for updates.  After a few days, it now puts a warning icon in the notification area that won't go away until I check for updates.  How do I stop this nonsense?  This and the frequent delays update-manager is causing is beginning to sour me on Ubuntu.  They have made a few, (only a few) bad decisions, but none that get in the way this much.
[13:08] <Arcitens> frodon1: right click on any .odt file. Properties->Open with change to OpenOffice.org Word Processor. Should make all .odt files open automatically with Open Office
[13:08] <nanonyme> Will X server 1.6.1 get backported to Ubuntu 9.04?
[13:08] <Brucevdk> Hi, I just bought a Samsung and have the display configured properly to 1900x1200. I want to be able to close the lid of my laptop which is attached and not have the main screen turn off. Any ideas?
[13:09] <Keloran> how on earth do you cat a file that starts with a -, e.g. -4992
[13:09] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: the video adapter section says this: Nobody wants to say how this works.  Maybe nobody knows ...
[13:09] <Arcitens> Brucevdk: Try System->Preferences->Power Management
[13:09] <Severian> put quotes around the name, Keloran
[13:09] <nanonyme> Keloran: -- means end of params.
[13:09] <nanonyme> Iirc.
[13:10] <NishaKitty> Keloran, escape it?
[13:10] <NishaKitty> \-4992
[13:10] <Brucevdk> Arcitens: I still want the laptop screen to turn off though, but I'll take a looksie
[13:10] <Keloran> doesnt work, i just get "invalid option 4"
[13:10] <h4mx0r> http://pastebin.com/m2baaa418
[13:10] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: check that
[13:10] <Brucevdk> Arcitens: wow
[13:11] <nanonyme> Keloran: Which solution did you try? :p
[13:11] <Keloran> cat \-453032392 == cat: invalid option -- '4'
[13:11] <Ampelbein> Keloran: cat -- -4992
[13:11] <Brucevdk> Arcitens: didn't expect that to work, looks like it does, the laptop screen will always turn off when you disable lid close
[13:11] <Arcitens> Brucevdk: Glad to hear it worked.
[13:11] <Keloran> cat --453032392 == Unknown option argument: "--453032392"
[13:11] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: i found xorg.conf, and these lines I think are something to do with it:
[13:11] <JoeySpaz> Section "Device"
[13:11] <JoeySpaz>         Identifier      "Configured Video Device"
[13:11] <JoeySpaz>         Driver  "vesa"
[13:11] <JoeySpaz> EndSection
[13:11] <FloodBot2> JoeySpaz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:11] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: some the things in that guide are obsolete especially since ubuntu uses hal to handle peripherals
[13:11] <nanonyme> Keloran: You're doing it wrong.
[13:12] <sipior> Keloran: escaping the - won't work here. try cat -- -4992
[13:12] <nanonyme> Keloran: Follow instructions.
[13:12] <Keloran> yeah, sorry, that works
[13:12] <conb123> Hey there has anybody got the background with the blue thing in the middle in there jaunty jackelope it is a default one but my new install doesn't have it
[13:12] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: should i replace vesa with xserver-xorg-video-radeon?
[13:12] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: yeah /etc/X11/xorg.conf if you ever can't find a file do sudo updatedb and locate file
[13:13] <frodon1> Arcitens: Thank you! (Works perfectly ... and it was so easy ...)
[13:13] <azeotrope> do I need to use the alternate install CD to install with hard disk encryption?
[13:13] <azeotrope> an online guide I used made it appear so
[13:14] <thiebaude1> azeotrope: encryption is on the alternate cd
[13:14] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: i'll try changing my xorg.conf to bits that you used
[13:14] <azeotrope> ok, thanks. is there only one option for the encryption program (no truecrypt)?
[13:14] <endtask89> sabah
[13:14] <conb123> Somebody must have that background it is like a blue crystal type ubuntu logo on white stand
[13:14] <endtask89> hallo there
[13:14] <thiebaude1> azeotrope: i dont know, i have the live cd
[13:15] <azeotrope> k thanks
[13:15] <thiebaude1> yw
[13:15] <endtask89> i need your help
[13:15] <Arcitens> conb123: try looking on www.gnome-look.org if no one here has the wallpaper you're looking for
[13:15] <endtask89> anybody can help me how to install messenger in ubuntu os?
[13:15] <endtask89> anybody can help me how to install messenger in ubuntu os?
[13:15] <conb123> hmm ok its just it is one of the default ones its not specialised or anything it used to be in my old jaunty
[13:16] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: ok let's restart and see what happens...
[13:16] <JoeySpaz> bye
[13:16] <TuxPurple> endtask89, pidgin
[13:17] <endtask89> how to install messenger in ubuntu os?
[13:17] <azeotrope> dude.
[13:17] <endtask89> anybody can help me?
[13:17] <azeotrope> you have been helped
[13:17] <azeotrope> sudo apt-get install pidgin
[13:17] <eMaX> endtask89, check out msn clones
[13:17] <thiebaude1> !amsn
[13:18] <endtask89> i'm new in ubuntu os
[13:18] <eMaX> endtask89, apt-get install amsn or kopete or kmess or pidgin or finch
[13:18] <frodon1> endtask89: Which messenger? You don't mean MSN?
[13:18] <eMaX> endtask89, open a console, right
[13:18] <lvlefisto> endtask89: try emesene, pidgin, kopete or amsn
[13:18] <endtask89> i'm install juz now
[13:18] <eMaX> in there, type
[13:18] <TuxPurple> endtask89, which protocol?
[13:18] <eMaX> sudo apt-get install pidgin
[13:18] <h4mx0r> endtask89: what you need?
[13:18] <endtask89> i mean yahoo messenger
[13:18] <eMaX> use kopete
[13:18] <eMaX> or amsn
[13:19] <eMaX> or finch
[13:19] <endtask89> i need to install yahoo messenger
[13:19] <Arcitens> Pidgin also supports Yahoo messenger
[13:19] <h4mx0r> endtask89: try kopete then
[13:19] <eMaX> endtask89, look
[13:19] <h4mx0r> Arcitens: pidgin doesn't have audio/webcam support though
[13:19] <TuxPurple> empathy does
[13:19] <thiebaude1> doesn't kopete
[13:19] <eMaX> endtask89, look: yahoo messenger uses a protocol to talk. that protocol is also implemented by a number of clones like kopete
[13:19] <Arcitens> Ah, didn't realize that's one of the draws. Never bothered using YIM... Thanks.
[13:19] <h4mx0r> never tried empathy TuxPurple how is it?
[13:20] <thiebaude1> eMaX: exactly
[13:20] <endtask89> so i cannot install that software?
[13:20] <thiebaude1> endtask89: why?
[13:20] <eMaX> endtask89, yes you can
[13:20] <TuxPurple> h4mx0r, had trouble getting the sound to work but it's fine.
[13:20] <eMaX> endtask89, but that would require you to get a windows environment on linux
[13:20] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: thanks very much, you saved my computer
[13:20] <endtask89> actually i'm new comer bout ubuntu
[13:21] <eMaX> endtask89, which you can get using wine or crossover office or vmware
[13:21] <endtask89> i dont know which command to type
[13:21] <coolguy4> hi,
[13:21] <coolguy4> if I rightclick the gnome desktop and choose create launcher, nothing happens. Is there a way to manually create a shortcut by editing file somewhere?
[13:21] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: any other questions? You try checking out wine, getdeb, playonlinux for other gaming things?
[13:22] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: yeah... how do I use a better driver, planet penguin racer still runs at 3 fps- even though my other games work fine#
[13:22] <ozzmosis> coolguy4: works for me.  sounds like a GNOME bug...
[13:22] <eMaX> endtask89, what do you mean?
[13:22] <coolguy4> ok
[13:22] <coolguy4> thanks for nothing
[13:23] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: hmm I think that is abug specifically to do with planet penguin racer. Try googling it
[13:23] <ozzmosis> cool.... damnit.
[13:23] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: ok...
[13:23] <ozzmosis> I was going to give him a workaround to try out
[13:23] <ozzmosis> oh well
[13:23] <JoeySpaz> also, how do I get these shared library thingies using apt-get?
[13:23] <endtask89> anyway thank you for u all
[13:23] <endtask89> bye
[13:24] <thiebaude1> endtask89: do you dual boot
[13:24] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: if you don't know then I'd suggest finding a .deb instead or some form of installer
[13:24] <h4mx0r> JoeySpaz: build-essentials as well as some other packages give needed things for compiling
[13:24] <soulwarp> !pure gnome
[13:24] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: ok..
[13:25] <sutiburx> Hi all: when changing the preferred media application to vlc in 9.04, the default application stays rhythmbox. I've also ran gnome-settings-applications-properties as root, didn't work either. On the forum it said right-clicking an .avi and doing open with other application -> vlc should set it as default, but this doesn't work either. I'm guessing there's a problem with permissions somewhere?
[13:25] <jussi01> !puregnome
[13:25] <JoeySpaz> h4mx0r: it's looking for libstdc++.so.5 in particular
[13:25] <soulwarp> jussi01:thanks
[13:25] <Pici> h4mx0r: Have you installed the build-essential meta-package yet?
[13:26] <jussi01> !find libstdc++.so.5
[13:26] <sbt> hi, I'm trying to fix this intel graphics problem. however, the first step tells me to edit xorg.conf, which for me is blank (I did a base install then installed xorg etc). how does X know what my settings are in the first place and how can I get xorg.conf populated with these settings?
[13:26] <JoeySpaz> COOOL CAN YOU DO THAT!
[13:26] <JoeySpaz> jussi01: thanks :D
[13:26] <jussi01> :)
[13:26] <ozzmosis> jussi01: handy
[13:26] <soulwarp> !find libgegl-0.0.so.0
[13:26] <jussi01> JoeySpaz: you need the latter package ;)
[13:27] <h4mx0r> Pici: what for?
[13:27] <JoeySpaz> coolcoolcoolcool
[13:27] <Pici> h4mx0r: Sorry, mistab.
[13:27] <JoeySpaz> AND NOW MY GAME WORKS!
[13:27] <JoeySpaz> jussi01: *hugs*
[13:27] <JoeySpaz> and *hugs h4mx0r* too :D
[13:27] <Arcitens> sutiburx: After you use open with other application, VLC will be included in the list of associated applications. So now you need to go right click on the file->Properties->Open With and selection VLC
[13:27] <JoeySpaz> you've been a GREAT help both of you, thank you so much
[13:28] <JoeySpaz> goodbye :D
[13:28] <deany> sutiburx, right click avi, properties, open with, set it
[13:28] <usr13> sutiburx: Rigth click on the file in the file manager and go down to properties and open-with.  I think that does it.  Oh I see Architens has told you...
[13:29] <sutiburx> arcitens: you didn't completely read my original question, i tried that already
[13:29] <usr13> sutiburx: Are you sure?
[13:29] <usr13> sutiburx: Try again.
[13:30] <Arcitens> sutiburx: There's a differences between Right Click->Open With->Open with VLC and Right Click->Properties->Open With
[13:30] <heroin> hey, i installed the game HAWX and i get sound but a black screen.. and wine dumps a bunch of errors can someone help me?
[13:30] <nixot> hi all
[13:31] <nixot> How do I change the sound buffer latency? The sound is quite out of sync.
[13:32] <sutiburx> arcitens: aaargh, i'm a huge *ss, my apologies :/
[13:32] <gordonjcp> bah, yet another kernel panic
[13:32] <sutiburx> anyway, thanks for the help
[13:32] <Arcitens> sutiburx: No worries. It's not the clearest of distinctions in the interface I suppose.
[13:32] <nixot> It gets on my nerves when I play my games when the sound comes in about half a second after what happens on the scren
[13:32] <nixot> *screen
[13:32] <gordonjcp> what a lovely stable bit of software the Ubuntu -rt kernel is
[13:33] <Zero_Dogg> is there any way to completely revert back to the edge scrolling (like in 8.10) from the two-finger scrolling in 9.04?
[13:33] <nixot> anyone?
[13:34] <Wolf23> Help me please!!  logitech game pad wingman precision <--- is it supports ubuntu?
[13:35] <forceflow> try to boot the livecd and try it ?
[13:35] <fabio> i want plymouth on uvbuntu, is it possible ?
[13:36] <tdn> After upgrading to Kubuntu 9.04, ny disk keeps spinning down, when I am not using it. Even when I'm on AC Power. This is very annoying and probably damaging my disk. How do I make it stop?
[13:37] <fabio> tdn: i know how
[13:38] <fabio> are u there ?
[13:38] <fabio> tdn: use hdparm with the -B flag
[13:39] <voland> hello all! is there anybody who use gwibber for microblogging? i have problem with it
[13:39] <OleJon> Every time I start my computer I have to turn on the bluetooth switch. Then when I restart, it is on during BIOS-startup, but turns off at once Linux starts to load, and I have to manually push the button. This is annoying because it is a server. Anyone knows how to get bluetooth to stay on permanently or how to active via software?
[13:40] <sharkp> hi
[13:40] <iceroot> ubuntu higher then 8.04 is no longer using xorg.conf? is this correct?
[13:40] <sharkp> does anyone use a dell notebook?
[13:40] <fabio> iceroot: as far as i can tell it's still there
[13:40] <iceroot> !anyone | sharkp
[13:40] <ozzmosis> iceroot: it will still use xorg.conf if it exists
[13:41] <fabio> ubuntu should use plymouth
[13:41] <iceroot> ozzmosis: hm ok
[13:41] <ozzmosis> iceroot: Xorg -configure to create one
[13:41] <sharkp> In your opinion, is a dell studio 15 a desktop replacement or a normal notebook?
[13:42] <zizzler> Hi, i don't have killall on my 8.04 system. how can i install it?
[13:42] <kan3> Greetings, what does this means?
[13:42] <kan3> kinit: No resume image, doing normal boot...
[13:42] <fabio> sharkp: nothing to do with ubuntu i suppose
[13:42] <iceroot> ozzmosis: thx, just wanted to know if it is still using it, because i read some threads which says its not using xorg.conf anymore
[13:42] <soulwarp> ubuntu is so much less work than i expected. I've been looking all over for something and someone online has already made a .DEB file for it.
[13:42] <voland> zizzler, try sudo killall
[13:42] <ozzmosis> iceroot: often you can run without one
[13:42] <ozzmosis> soulwarp: that's been my experience too
[13:42]  * soulwarp impressed
[13:42] <sharkp> fabio, ehm...ops, you're right
[13:43] <iceroot> ozzmosis: ok
[13:43] <klenix> i can't extracting file with archive manager, it's work with terminal command. i want to know what when wrong?
[13:44] <voland> so as i can see there is noone who use gwibber... too bad
[13:44] <ozzmosis> klenix: are you still trying to do that? :-)
[13:44] <zizzler> voland: didn't work. i can't find killall even with find
[13:44] <fabio> sharkp: anyway a good computer
[13:44] <ozzmosis> klenix: can you give me a URL for the file?
[13:44] <voland> zizzler, tru apt-cache search killall
[13:45] <voland> *try
[13:45] <UbuntuBoy> Hello
[13:45] <klenix> ozzmosis:wait a minute, i'll check.
[13:45] <UbuntuBoy> I Have a Problem
[13:45] <UbuntuBoy> Firefox Use 350 Of My RAM
[13:45] <voland> UbuntuBoy, hi
[13:45] <ozzmosis> killall is in psmisc
[13:46] <UbuntuBoy> I Use GreaseMonkey and 3 Other Add ON
[13:46] <fabio> UbuntuBoy: lol
[13:46] <ozzmosis> UbuntuBoy: Firefox is going to eat you alive.
[13:46] <UbuntuBoy> Yes
[13:47] <bidossessi> hi all
[13:47] <UbuntuBoy> Can you Help Me
[13:47] <fabio> UbuntuBoy: maybe it's the web site
[13:47] <olavimmanuel> Hello. I just changed domainname, and i have public key authentication that only work with the ip or the old hostname... I tough i changed it everywhere, but it seems i was wrong about that... Any tips? Ive made new keys, but to no avail...
[13:47] <UbuntuBoy> i Use Usually Facbook
[13:47] <ozzmosis> olavimmanuel: for SSH?
[13:48] <FoolsRun> Hi, I'm going to be switching from an old nvidia card to a RADEON 9800xt and I have some questions: how hard will it be to get X to accept the change? Right now the proprietary hardware tool lists no drivers available (not even for my nvidia card), and the nvidia X settings tool is installed. Is there a few steps I need to take to "prep" my system for the new card?
[13:48] <bidossessi> i want to stream music into my office lan for users to listen. i'm thinking icecast. which music players can i use to listen on client machines?
[13:48] <angel> hello
[13:48] <UbuntuBoy> But in general My Distrubution become very slow
[13:48] <zizzler> voland: and ozzmosis thankyou. there it was :)
[13:48] <ziroday> UbuntuBoy: there is nothing much we can do for you. Try using a new profile
[13:48] <iceroot> bidossessi: you can stream and watch/hear with vlc
[13:48] <iceroot> bidossessi: use vlc headless for streaming, its working on the shell
[13:48] <UbuntuBoy> How to Create new profile
[13:48] <olavimmanuel> its the only place i still see the any effect by using the old, and no the new......
[13:49] <olavimmanuel> ozzmosis:  sorry for the disc
[13:49] <ozzmosis> FoolsRun: probably not, but it might be worth making a backup of your current xorg.conf in case you need to go back to the nvidia
[13:49] <ziroday> UbuntuBoy: in a terminal do firefox -ProfileManager
[13:49] <kou> hello all. are there any ubuntu veterans here using xinerama ?
[13:49] <ziroday> UbuntuBoy: also what version of ubuntu are you using?
[13:49] <klenix> ozzmosis: this is one of them, http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=30014&package_id=21993&release_id=647314
[13:49] <bidossessi> iceroot, nothing that integrates easier into gnome? rhythmbox, banshee, whatever?
[13:49] <UbuntuBoy> 9.04
[13:49] <iceroot> bidossessi: dont know, i am using vlc only
[13:49] <FoolsRun> ozzmosis: so it should be as simple as power off, swap card, power back on, check the proprietary driver tool?
[13:49] <darkham> FoolsRun: default xorg configuration, and mesa drivers...
[13:49] <ziroday> UbuntuBoy: okay, you might want to try out firefox-3.5 as its meant to have better memory management
[13:49] <ziroday> UbuntuBoy: or another browser all together
[13:50] <ozzmosis> FoolsRun: yes
[13:50] <UbuntuBoy> How To INstall 3.5
[13:50] <UbuntuBoy> It's safe or note
[13:50] <kou> hello all. are there any ubuntu veterans here using xinerama ?
[13:50] <FoolsRun> ozzmosis: it's not worrisome that the proprietary driver tool doesn't list anything, not even nvidia?
[13:50] <bidossessi> iceroot, thanks for the suggestion
[13:50] <iceroot> bidossessi: np
[13:50] <UbuntuBoy> Ok OK I Have A Solution Wjit Ubuntu Tweak To Install firefox 3.5
[13:50] <ozzmosis> FoolsRun: emphasis on "should be".  I had to do a few silly things because the hardware driver program didn't pick up my GeForce 6600.
[13:51] <ozzmosis> klenix: microemulator-2.0.3-sources.tar.gz ?
[13:51] <FoolsRun> ozzmosis: so I might have to manually install fglrx or something
[13:51] <bullgard4> What effect is this? I am trying to enter a 'find' command on my Ubuntu 9.04 computer into the GNOME terminal. The computer accepts the letter f, but it complains at i. If I key 'f Tab Tab' it responds: "Display all 112 possibilities?" These include 'find'.
[13:51] <UbuntuBoy> Ok Thank's for all
[13:51] <klenix> ozzmosis:yes
[13:51] <ziroday> bullgard4: it means that there is 112 different programs starting with the letter f
[13:51] <UbuntuBoy> How To Install Firefox 3.5
[13:52] <ozzmosis> FoolsRun: Applications -> Add/Remove .. search for nvidia
[13:52] <jtaji> bullgard4: what do you mean it complains at i? you get nothing back from fi<tab><tab> ?
[13:52] <ozzmosis> UbuntuBoy: look for a .deb on the Firefox site, I think
[13:52] <bullgard4> ziroday: My problem is that I cannot type 'find'. How to resolve this problem?
[13:52] <Pici> UbuntuBoy: Install the ubuntu-3.5 package from the repositories
[13:53] <ziroday> bullgard4: just type the word 'find' in?
[13:53] <UbuntuBoy> In The synpatic
[13:53] <Pici> UbuntuBoy: er, I mean firefox-3.5 package
[13:53] <Pici> UbuntuBoy: yes
[13:53] <UbuntuBoy> Yes
[13:53] <bullgard4> jtaji: "complains" means that it does not echo the i but makes an objecting sound.
[13:53] <ozzmosis> klenix: Archive Manager opens it for me
[13:53] <ozzmosis> klenix: aka File Roller
[13:53] <fabio> UbuntuBoy: disable the cache memory
[13:54] <bullgard4> ziroday: I cannot.
[13:54] <klenix> ozzmosis:file roller?
[13:54] <ziroday> bullgard4: why can you not?
[13:54] <fabio> maybe firefox keeps a lot of stuff in the cache memory
[13:54] <FoolsRun> ozzmosis: cool, thank you!
[13:54] <ozzmosis> klenix: Help -> About .. it's called File Roller
[13:54] <olavimmanuel> So, any idea?
[13:54] <kou> hello all. are there any ubuntu veterans here using xinerama ?
[13:54] <UbuntuBoy> Im A Starter In Ubuntu show Me how to disable memoty managemnt
[13:54] <bullgard4> ziroday: Because the computer does not echo the i, and it makes an objecting sound at that moment.
[13:55] <ziroday> bullgard4: okay, press ctrl+c and type in find
[13:55] <bullgard4> ziroday: This does not change the situation in any way.
[13:55] <Travis-42> Is using Xinerama that much slower than using Nvidia's Twinview?
[13:55] <UbuntuBoy> I Install firefox 3.5 I Think it's safe for the daily use
[13:56] <eaglestar> hi if i switch architecture from amd64 to i386 do i have to overwrite the home directory?
[13:56] <eaglestar> i have a seperate partition for /
[13:56] <ozzmosis> klenix: something I notice is that tar ztvf shows the user/group as 0/0 for that tarball
[13:57] <ozzmosis> eaglestar: no
[13:57] <ozzmosis> eaglestar: there shouldn't be any binaries in $HOME
[13:57] <ozzmosis> well
[13:57] <ozzmosis> you could have binaries in there, but Ubuntu's not going to put them there by default
[13:57] <eaglestar> since i upgraded ubuntu is very choppy with amd64 arch and i don't know why
[13:58] <klenix> ozzmosis: file roller 2.26.1,
[13:58] <piotr> hello i have opened application via wine, how can i close it now?  "top" won't help
[13:58] <h4mx0r> I got this text file that I need to copy a lot of quotes from. How can I separate them to another file?
[13:58] <kou> is there anyone here using xinerama ?
[13:58] <UbuntuBoy> I Want a alternative browsers in Ubuntu
[13:59] <UbuntuBoy> i want the just the best browser
[13:59] <piotr> u have it there
[13:59] <h4mx0r> kou: I find that smplayer satisfies me usually however I am a fan of vlc if the one on ubuntu worked right
[13:59] <ziroday> !best > UbuntuBoy
[13:59] <TuxPurple> !best
[14:00] <kou> h4mx0r: hmmm. smplayer?
[14:00] <fabio> firefox 3.5 is the best browser
[14:00] <fabio> try opera 10 qt4 gcc 4.3
[14:00] <kou> h4mx0r: not sure we re on the same page:S
[14:00] <fabio> but firefox is better
[14:00] <h4mx0r> UbuntuBoy: don't listen to him, browsers have benchmarks and clearly defined characteristics and goals. You should google acidtest for a test on compatibility. There are many browsers based upon the gecko engine (ex. firefox) and there are many configurations usually listed in a browsers about:config
[14:01] <eaglestar> so i can just fresh install ozzmosis
 thank you
[14:01] <kou> h4mx0r : i am trying to get dual monitors to work with compiz
[14:02] <h4mx0r> kou: oh crap I was thinking of xine your right. I usually use nvidia so I'd probably use twinview although I do got a laptop with nice new intel integrated system that I'd be interested in trying out dual screened
[14:02] <UbuntuBoy> i Have jsut One choice Is Firefox 3.5
[14:02] <kou> h4mx0r : too bad.
[14:02] <h4mx0r> kou: what you mean?
[14:02] <UbuntuBoy> Because Epiphanty Is Not a Browser it's something else
[14:02] <fabio> UbuntuBoy: opera 10
[14:03] <fabio> UbuntuBoy: chromium
[14:03] <kou> h4mx0r : xinerama with 64 bit and compiz
[14:03] <ozzmosis> eaglestar: I'd make a backup of your home directory first .. but it's unlikely to get hosed unless you're clumsy with the partitioning
[14:03] <kou> h4mx0r : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7354337#post7354337
[14:03] <ziroday> fabio: please don't abuse the enter key
[14:03] <UbuntuBoy> Ok thank you Fabio
[14:03] <kou> h4mx0r : check this out.
[14:03] <UbuntuBoy> Good Bye
[14:03] <ziroday> UbuntuBoy: there are many browsers out there, epiphany is one of them. We urge you try out all of them and find one which suits you best
[14:03] <h4mx0r> UbuntuBoy: I've been experimenting with a customized kazehakase browser and privoxy
[14:04] <Wolf23> Help me please!!  logitech game pad wingman precision <--- is it supports ubuntu?
[14:04] <eaglestar> thanks
[14:04] <gigi> ciao
[14:04] <kou> anyone on 9.04 using xinerama ?
[14:04] <Martin_vW> I've got an interesting problem with firefox: when I play a video in fullscreen, I can't close the window. Switching VTs doesnt help, the youtube fullscreen UI is not clickable, CTRL+W doesn't help, ALT+F1 doesn't help... the only solution that worked was to quit firefox with CTRL+Q. Has anyone encountered this too?
[14:05] <ozzmosis> Martin_vW: I've seen something like that under Windows actually
[14:05] <h4mx0r> Martin_vW: try esc
[14:05] <Martin_vW> h4mx0r: I'm sure I tried this, but I'll will try again to make sure.
[14:05] <ozzmosis> yeah, Esc may work.  the Flash embed has focus...
[14:06] <IceGuest75_> Hello ?
[14:06] <h4mx0r> Martin_vW: that is the only way I have ever used full screen flash apps. there is also f11 you might try using
[14:07] <IceGuest75_> How to unistall a full-installed ubuntu ?
[14:07] <Travis-42> does anyone know how to enable compositing when using Xinerama with Nvidia drivers?
[14:07] <h4mx0r> IceGuest75: install something else?
[14:07] <IceGuest75_> i have 2 ubuntu on my computer just now =(
[14:08] <Machtin> if i got encrypted swap.. will suspend to disk work?
[14:08] <h4mx0r> IceGuest75: how do you have two?
[14:08] <tynar> hello do you know a windows networking room?
[14:08] <IceGuest75_> I don't know =S
[14:08] <erUSUL> tynar: ##windows
[14:08] <dsdeiz> i'm thinking he's referring to the different kernel versions? :S
[14:08] <eMaX> tynar, yes.
[14:09] <eMaX> tynar, like #winsex, #clickpudity, #mousepusher
[14:09] <Martin_vW> h4mx0r: no, ESC does not work. This time even CTRL+Q didn't work, I had to switch to a VT to kill the process.
[14:09] <IceGuest75_> First i install'd a ubuntu with a 2.5gig partition when i install'd an aothur with a 20 gigs partition =(
[14:09] <booazz> hi there where isn't tor in the 9.04 repos ?
[14:09] <Martin_vW> I used a new profile this time, to keep my normal firefox running all along, so it can't be an extensions fault.
[14:10] <h4mx0r> Martin_vW: app, plugins, video drivers?
[14:10] <tynar> eMaX, erUSUL thank you
[14:10] <sharperguy> Anyone have an idea why myspace crashes firefox for me?
[14:10] <IceGuest75_> How to uninstall ubuntu =( ????
[14:10] <h4mx0r> sharperguy: doesn't for me
[14:10] <sharperguy> ^ and epiphany apparently
[14:11] <erUSUL> IceGuest75_: reinstall windows bootloader format the paritions to something windows can use
[14:11] <sharperguy> h4mx0r, hmm
[14:11] <h4mx0r> IceGuest75_: gparted use it to do whatever you like with your hard drives
[14:11] <IceGuest75_> i can't format the partition :S
[14:11] <angelleye> I'm trying to create a symbolic link.  I'm using ln -s /media/storage/user/www /home/user/www
[14:12] <fanno> hmmm i an trying to install wine, i am geting error with winbin  =/
[14:12] <h4mx0r> IceGuest75_: I didn't say format I said gparted. reboot to a livesystem and try it out
[14:12] <angelleye> it's creating a folder under /home/user called www and the icon in nautilus even has an arrow like a shortcut but it's nothing but an empty www folder under /home/user/www
[14:12] <client-06_> oi
[14:12] <SiVA_> hi
[14:12] <erUSUL> IceGuest75_: why ?
[14:12] <elky> eMaX, fake channels are not useful.
[14:12] <h4mx0r> IceGuest75_: if your system is multiboot you can format the other operating systems and resize over them
[14:12] <client-06_> hi..hi
[14:13] <eMaX> stupid questions aren't either
[14:13] <angelleye> can anybody help me out with this symbolic link issue?
[14:13] <eMaX> angelleye, which is?
[14:13] <angelleye> I'm using ln -s /media/storage/user/www /home/user/www
[14:13] <IceGuest75_> i really don't like my PC =(
[14:13] <angelleye> but it's just creating an empty www directory under /home/user
[14:14] <hdtdi> hi is there a way to find out which processes on fresh installed ubuntu are not absolutely needed i want to save little memory. like.. i sow cupsd and ended it. anything else ?
[14:14] <angelleye> the icon, though, has an arrow like a shortcut
[14:14] <h4mx0r> anyone know a good app for manipulating text files?
[14:14] <Martin_vW> I disabled all plugins except flash, didn't help. F11 also doesn't work.
[14:14] <sipior> h4mx0r: manipulating how? if you mean an editor, there's about a billion to pick from.
[14:14] <mrec> hi, is there any way to get rid of that non working opensource flash plugin and get that commercial one work again?
[14:14] <silidan1> h4mx0r: yes notepad :)
[14:14] <Arcitens> angelleye: And you want it to symbolically link to all the files within the directory and it is not?
[14:14] <mrec> I only get a white window, and flash-nonfree is installed but it does not work
[14:15] <angelleye> Arcitens:  yes, i'm trying to create a shortcut to the /media/storage/user/www folder that lives in the actual /home/user folder
[14:15] <angelleye> my  problem is the user's web root is stored on the mounted additional hard drive
[14:15] <erUSUL> h4mx0r: stream editor --> sed; single puropose --> grep; cut; cat; uniq etc... then you have awk perl python...
[14:15] <angelleye> when they sign in FTP they're locked to their home directory but i need to give them access to their web root on the mounted disk
[14:15] <erUSUL> h4mx0r: unix is built around manipulating text files
[14:16] <h4mx0r> sipior: silidan1: I mean replacing every occuring word of "apple" to "banana" searching every line for "Narrator say:" to a separate text file. etc useful things you'd expect to do
[14:16] <takeuchi> I am Japanese students
[14:16] <erUSUL> h4mx0r: sed and grep then
[14:16] <angelleye> no ideas for me?
[14:16] <unggnu> hi all
[14:16] <unggnu> How to use ccache for make?
[14:16] <santiago_> hi, everybody!
[14:17] <Guest60755> hello is anyone here from ubuntu
[14:17] <Algyz> How can I view temperature of ati radeon 9200 se card? sensors-detect finding only it87 and it is always showing 40 degrees
[14:17] <takeuchi> だれか日本人いませんか？
[14:17] <Arcitens> angelleye: ... ugh, or you could leave the room
[14:17] <FrankQC> Algyz: try gkrellm
[14:17] <Guest60755> i need help with my wifi card probl
[14:17] <santiago_> someone could install mikrotik on VirtualBox?
[14:17] <h4mx0r> erUSUL: that is what I thought but there are no howtos. Most just ramble on about how sed can only replace single words. And manipulating text files is different with the piping that usually isn't discussed much
[14:17] <erUSUL> h4mx0r: sed 's/apple/banana/' file.txt
[14:18] <Algyz> FrankQC: it is not finding sensor of the card :-/
[14:18] <h4mx0r> erUSUL: is there like a list somewhere of common things like that I'm missing out on?
[14:18] <erUSUL> h4mx0r: grep "Narrator say:" file.txt
[14:18] <erUSUL> h4mx0r: i find sed1liners.txt usefull
[14:19] <h4mx0r> erUSUL: thanks, its just I'm tired and forget these syntactical things
[14:19] <erUSUL> h4mx0r: is sed1line.txt google it
[14:19] <Guest60755> hello help please
[14:19] <erUSUL> !ask | Guest60755
[14:19] <h4mx0r> erUSUL: already found, thx
[14:19] <Guest60755> ok
[14:19] <Guest60755>  thanks
[14:19] <sipior> h4mx0r: consider picking this up for your library: http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596003302/
[14:20] <pronoy> i am getting video decoloration issue with nvidia 177 drivers for 8600gt how do i solve this......please help
[14:20] <Guest60755>  just a few days ago i had my wifi card working but now after uninstallin ppp
[14:20] <Guest60755> i can not work it now
[14:21] <fabio> can i go a little ot now ?
[14:21] <fabio> ubuntu 9.10 will have ext4, plymouth e UXA acceleration
[14:21] <Pici> fabio: Not here. Other discussion in #ubuntu-offtopic please.
[14:22] <fabio> so please stay with Ubuntu, bye bye
[14:22] <h4mx0r> erUSUL: bookmarked it in my reading section.
[14:22] <sipior> okay...
[14:22] <erUSUL> h4mx0r: well i keep a copy in my home ;P
[14:23] <SiVA_> When I go to certain sites with firefox on my ubuntu laptop, it just hangs there for about 30 seconds to 1 minute before it loads
[14:23] <jophish> What's the advantage of ext3 over ext4?
[14:23] <SiVA_> but when I go to the same site on my XP laptop, it works just fine... both are on my home network
[14:23] <Eismann> ciao a tutti.
[14:23] <erUSUL> jophish: the other way around ?
[14:23] <Pici> !it | Eismann
[14:23] <jophish> erUSUL, nope, ext3 seems to be default
[14:23] <SiVA_> Must be something with my linux network settings?? what info should I tell you to help debug this issue?
[14:23] <jophish> I'm using ext4 though
[14:24] <jondgls> How do I make a desktop shortcut to run a command in terminal to start a Java application?
[14:24] <pronoy> i can't believe this......nobody has ever had this issue...or is everyone to lazy to look at the issue ?????????????????????????
[14:24] <SiVA_> Both laptops are using the WIFI connection on my office router
[14:24] <sipior> jophish: stability, at the moment. that's about all, really.
[14:24] <jophish> as I suspected
[14:24] <erUSUL> jophish: it is default becouse ext4 is too new and when talking about data safety the older the most proven
[14:24] <jophish> thanks
[14:24] <endtask89> hallo
[14:24] <jophish> howdy
[14:24] <Eismann> hi everybody
[14:24] <sipior> pronoy: usually, the reason that questions go unanswered is that they were asked poorly.
[14:24] <Arcitens> !helpers | pronoy
[14:25] <erUSUL> pronoy: "video decoloration issue" <<< doesn't give enough info
[14:25] <erUSUL> !details | pronoy
[14:25] <MindSpark> hi, I am having trouble with using my mic on skype. Is anyone facing the same problem ?
[14:25] <Eismann> how may i get channel list?
[14:25] <Sirisian|Work> Is there a command in ubuntu to send a UDP ascii packet to a server/port?
[14:25] <jondgls> Eismann: type '/list"
[14:25] <SiVA_> how do I determine my ubuntu version?
[14:25] <erUSUL> Sirisian|Work: ascii packet ?
[14:26] <Sirisian|Work> text
[14:26] <erUSUL> !version | Sirisian|Work
[14:26] <erUSUL> !version | SiVA_
[14:26] <erUSUL> Sirisian|Work: use socat or netcat
[14:26] <Sirisian|Work> ersul, thanks. I'll look into those
[14:26] <pronoy> i am running  intrepid and i am getting video decoloration using nvidia 177 binary driver for 8600gt. I uninstalled it and ran vids and they worked fine.....the nvidia driver is the main issue. How do i get the vids working with coloration........plz help
[14:26] <SiVA_> ok I'm using Ubuntu 8.10
[14:26] <pronoy> erUSUL: check
[14:27] <oshua86> does anyone know how to change the mouse settings in the xorg? I have a microsoft optical mouse which has one extra buttom at the side that id like to get to work, but i dont know how
[14:27] <erUSUL> !mousebuttons
[14:27] <pronoy> Arcitens: i know people here are voulenteers....been here long nuff thanks
[14:27] <SiVA_> would my /etc/resolv.conf have anything to do with the fact that some sites take forever to resolve on my ubuntu laptop? Note: Those same sites work fine on XP on the same network...
[14:27] <erUSUL> pronoy: i use nvidia drivers bu has not suffered such issues
[14:27] <jondgls> How do I make a desktop shortcut that opens a terminal and runs a command?
[14:28] <pronoy> erUSUL: i didn't have this issue either till about a week ago
[14:28] <erUSUL> jophish: rightclick create launcher
[14:28] <magnetron> jondgls: right click on the desktop and create a "launcher"
[14:29] <erUSUL> !ipv6 | SiVA_ some people find that disabling ipv6 helps
[14:29] <bullgard4> ziroday, jtaji :  [Solved] Restart solved this problem. This was the first time that I experienced this error.
[14:29] <Eismann> please help me. i've typed /list but i don't know where to find it...
[14:30] <dsdeiz> isn't audacious and pidgin-musictracker working? :S
[14:30] <Boohbah> Eismann: try another window
[14:30] <jondgls> magnetron: thanks, that was easy! :)
[14:31] <erUSUL> pronoy: maybe you can try different vo in mplayer... "mplayer -vo x11 file" has the same issues ?
[14:31] <dsdeiz> anyone? :D
[14:31] <pronoy> erUSUL: using xine and totem.....same problem in both
[14:32] <fanno> i am geting some errors when i try to install / uninstall.. "E: winbind: ......" anyone know anything about that ?
[14:32] <swex> oiiiiiiiiiiii
[14:33] <dsdeiz> anyone :(
[14:33] <erUSUL> fanno: include the full error msg or the link to a pastebin
[14:33] <jondgls> magnetron: Desktop Launcher - I want the terminal to change directory first before running another command. How do I seperate multiple commands in a launcher?
[14:33] <erUSUL> !pastebin | fanno
[14:34] <_AxE_> quit
[14:34] <erUSUL> jophish: like in a terminal with ; or &&
[14:34] <fanno> erUSUL: on it =)
[14:34] <pronoy> erUSUL: this is a hue problem i am talking about
[14:34] <jophish> erUSUL, talking to me?
[14:35] <magnetron> jondgls: a launcher can only execute one command or script. if you want to execute several commands, create a script (for example, a bash script) and launch it with the launcher
[14:35] <Vandos> hola
[14:35] <jophish> howdy
[14:35] <erUSUL> pronoy: well i dunno... maybe you can post a bugreport in the nvidia forums or launchpad
[14:35] <Arcitens> dsdeiz: Is pidgin-musictracker working with other music players?
[14:35] <FernandoLB> What codec am I supposed to have to play this with either Fireros or Opera ? >>> http://say.expressivo.com/
[14:35] <erUSUL> jophish: no sorry
[14:35] <erUSUL> jondgls: like in a terminal with ; or &&
[14:35] <pronoy> erUSUL: i see.....ok i'll check the net for further issues like this
[14:35] <fanno> erUSUL: err i canty copy paste from the ditales window  ...
[14:35] <IndyGunFreak> FernandoLB: its a flash video
[14:36] <jondgls> erUSUL: so for example "cd directory&&anothercommand" or is there spaces between teh &&?
[14:36] <erUSUL> jondgls: put spaces
[14:36] <FernandoLB> IndyGunFreak: Not the video, the sound that text-reader produces.
[14:36] <Vandos> una cosa aver si alguien me uede ayudar, estoy en casa de un colega y le e puesto una contraseña al router inalambrico, el caso es k con su ordenador cadavez que pongo la contraseña me dice lo de "La contraseña de red debe ser de 40 bits....." y con mi ordenador ma pedido laconraseña y me funciona bien, alguien sabe porque ?
[14:36] <jondgls> erUSUL: so  "cd directory && anothercommand" ?
[14:36] <erUSUL> !es | Vandos
[14:36] <erUSUL> jondgls: yep
[14:36] <erUSUL> !cli | jondgls
[14:36] <jondgls> erUSUL: awesome thanks
[14:36] <Vandos> ok... srry
[14:37] <IndyGunFreak> FernandoLB: not really sure, it just works for me
[14:37] <jondgls> erUSUL: i use the terminal a fair bit but my linux experience = ~ 1 month so slowly getting there. Thanks again
[14:37] <erUSUL> jondgls: no problem
[14:37] <FernandoLB> IndyGunFreak: Yes. I had it work before an fresh install...
[14:37] <Vandos> I have a problem, im at a friends house and i have set in his router a password for the wireless conection. In my computer it just asked me for the pass and it works, in his(winxp) it doesnt accept the password any one knows why ?
[14:38] <erUSUL> Vandos: wel if it is winxp the one failing you should ask in a windows forum like ##windows
[14:38] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> Hey, i forgot the program to set up where applications open, on which desktop enviroment.
[14:38] <zxd> Hi
[14:38] <dsdeiz> anyone using audacious and musictracker?
[14:38] <zxd> how Do i enable all the fonts under  /usr/share/fonts/X11/misc
[14:38] <erUSUL> !fonts
[14:39] <zxd> I already removed 70-no -bitmaps.conf   and added 70-yes-bitmaps.conf  to conf.d in /etc/fonts
[14:39] <Vandos> ok
[14:39] <zxd> I am not talking about msttcorefonts or gsfonts
[14:39] <IndyGunFreak> FernandoLB: i can't tell what codec its using..
[14:39] <zxd> btw, mstcorefonts look faded and chopped with hitning medium + aa
[14:40] <JoeySpaz> hello.. the sound in my games is out of sync...  how can i fix this?
[14:40] <FernandoLB> IndyGunFreak: No problem :)
[14:40] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> Whats the program to set up which applications go to different desktop enviroments when launched?
[14:41] <jondgls> erUSUL: the && didn't seem to work. The code I am using is "cd jbidwatcher && java -Xmx512m -jar JBidwatcher-2.0.1.jar" I am getting an error msg saying "There was an error creating the child process for this terminal."
[14:41] <erUSUL> CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo: usually the window manager (compiz or metacity in gnome)
[14:41] <JoeySpaz> hello.. the sound in my games is out of sync...  how can i fix this? they are linux games, i am not using wine
[14:41] <JoeySpaz> is there a way to change the sound buffer latency?
[14:42] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> erUSUL, Is metacity installed by default?
[14:42] <kalsriv_> hi everyone
[14:42] <fanno-ubuntu> erUSUL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/182081/
[14:42] <MikeChelen> JoeySpaz, does this happen in some games or all?
[14:42] <JoeySpaz> MikeChelen: all games
[14:42] <JoeySpaz> MikeChelen: the sound is a bit after what happens on the screen- like half a second
[14:42] <erUSUL> jondgls: why not just create a launcher that does "java -Xmx512m -jar /home/$USER/jbidwatcher/JBidwatcher-2.0.1.jar"
[14:42] <kalsriv_> how much net-anonymous is ubuntu + firefox
[14:43] <erUSUL> CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo: yes
[14:43] <erUSUL> !devilspie | CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo
[14:43] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> I was told a different one last time i asked how to do this, it was almost a year ago, it had a weird name.
[14:43] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> Thats it!
[14:43] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> Awesome, thanks.,
[14:43] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> :)
[14:43] <erUSUL> jondgls: no terminal invloved
[14:43] <hdtdi> hi is there a way to find out which processes on fresh installed ubuntu are not absolutely needed i want to save little memory. like.. i sow cupsd and i dont have printer.. so killed it
[14:44] <ThJ> I'm using Ubuntu for connecting to the Internet with an Option iCON 225 HSDPA (cellphone network) modem, and when I take bandwidth tests I'm getting speeds in excess of 1200/300. So why does my connection feel so insanely slow still? I have ping times of 200 to 600 ms, and making TCP connections takes ages (and thus websites load like a snail).
[14:44] <jondgls> erUSUL: Awesome that worked great!
[14:44] <erUSUL> jondgls: no problem
[14:45] <fresh_pr`> Hello, am trying to connect my phone (Nokia 3500) in order to copy some music. I am getting: There was an error copying the file into gphoto2://[usb:002,009]/Gallery/Tones/Ring.%20tones.Error writing file: -108: No such file or directory. Ideas?
[14:45] <fanno> erUSUL: just incase you missed it i posted the link from "fanno-ubuntu", logged on irc from my ubunto client there insted
[14:46] <pronoy> !xvinfo
[14:46] <erUSUL> fanno: looking it now
[14:47] <ThJ> Once I have a TCP connection established, there seems to be no problem, but actually connecting takes ages. Same goes for DNS lookups, but this is only a problem on the wireless network. Ping times on the wireless network are only 1 or 2 ms, with no apparent packet loss, so it doesn't seem to be the issue.
[14:47] <michel010> hi all
[14:47] <fanno> erUSUL: i was installing wine .. and i read a few place that it did not work with ubunto 9.04 ... so i tried to install virtual box also .. but both create a winbind error
[14:47] <erUSUL> fanno: try sudo dpkg-reconfigure winbind
[14:47] <JoeySpaz> hello.. the sound in my games is out of sync...  how can i fix this? they are linux games, i am not using wine
[14:47] <JoeySpaz> is there a way to change the sound buffer latency?
[14:48] <michel010> can any 1 help me? plz?
[14:48] <MikeChelen> !ask | michel010
[14:49] <JoeySpaz> MikeChelen?
[14:49] <erUSUL> fanno: next time use « LC_ALL=C sudo apt-get install wine
[14:49] <JoeySpaz> !kjv
[14:49] <erUSUL> fanno: that way error msgs and everything is in english
[14:49] <michel010> ok i try to get pokedex working for my cosins psp but i dont know wy it dont works the psp got fw 5.00 m33-6
[14:49] <pronoy> erUSUL: solved :)
[14:49] <MikeChelen> JoeySpaz, im not sure, assume you are using default pulseaudio sound system?
[14:50] <erUSUL> pronoy: congrats,... what was the issue ?
[14:50] <erUSUL> !ot | michel010
[14:50] <pronoy> erUSUL : hue...i set it using nvidia-settings
[14:51] <erUSUL> pronoy: ok
[14:51] <fanno-ubuntu> erUSUL: "/usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: winbind is broken or not fully installed", when i execute the command to reconfigute that app
[14:51] <Mouka> Hi all
[14:51] <Mouka> anybody has a tutorial on using ogre 3d with codeblocks on ubuntu?
[14:51] <erUSUL> fanno-ubuntu: sudo dpkg --remove winbind
[14:52] <Mouka> I installed both using synaptic, but I am missing some header files
[14:52] <Bizzeh> hi, would i be better using a distribution of linux like ubuntu to host a search engine im building, or would i be better off using something as minimalistic as possable?
[14:52] <fanno-ubuntu> erUSUL: and the nreinstall ??
[14:53] <erUSUL> fanno-ubuntu: yep
[14:53] <olasoft> Mouka http://fuckinggoogleit.com/search?query=3d-with codecblocks
[14:53] <Mouka> olasoft: I already googled it
[14:53] <Pici> olasoft: Please don't.  This is a support channel.  Watch your language too.
[14:53] <fanno-ubuntu> erUSUL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/182093/
[14:53] <Mouka> There's practically nothing
[14:54] <MikeChelen> Bizzeh, use ubuntu server edition
[14:54] <Mouka> the only ones out there deal with compiling ogre 3d from source
[14:54] <Bizzeh> MikeChelen: i was going to use the server edition if i was to use ubuntu
[14:54] <Mouka> and I haven't had much success compiling it from source code
[14:54] <genii> Mouka: As I told you just now in #kubuntu perhaps ask in #ogre3d
[14:54] <Mouka> there were some weird errors I had
[14:54] <endtask89> hallo anybody
[14:54] <Maximo> hi all, how in the world I can not get to work skype with Ubuntu?
[14:54] <erUSUL> fanno-ubuntu: :|
[14:54] <Maximo> thanks
[14:54] <MikeChelen> Bizzeh, it is a light weight as any other server distro, have it running fine on a machine with only 128mb ram ;)
[14:54] <erUSUL> fanno-ubuntu: sudo dpkg --remove --force-all winbind
[14:55] <FoolsRun> Hey, I know I was just here asking pretty much this same question buuuut:  Does "NVIDIA  X Server Settings" _prevent_ jockey from seeing available drivers for the nvidia card?
[14:55] <Bizzeh> ubuntu doesnt run anything it doesnt need to do when it runs as a server does it? ie.i pretty much want to have apache, mysql and php running with a kernel... because the 4 machines its going to go on are gonna take some heavy load when its running
[14:55] <endtask89> anybdy can tell me how to install webcam on ubuntu os?
[14:55] <Barnicle> Anyone us UPSD before?
[14:55] <erUSUL> !webcam
[14:55] <lubosz> hi
[14:55] <Barnicle> use
[14:55] <Maximo> have a question for you guys, ...have you got skype working for you?
[14:56] <lubosz> any of you boot usplash verbosely ?
[14:56] <erUSUL> !skype
[14:56] <Barnicle> Where can I find good documentation on UPSD?
[14:56] <Maximo> !Ekiga
[14:56] <tlhl28__> lubosz:no
[14:56] <lubosz> tlhl28__: i thought so
[14:56] <lubosz> because it still crashes
[14:56] <Maximo> !time
[14:57] <lubosz> since gutsy
[14:57] <fanno-ubuntu> erUSUL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/182095/
[14:57] <lubosz> the verbose usplash days are gone since gutsy... when i was your age ubuntu bootet verbosely WITH splashscreen
[14:59] <FoolsRun> I guess I can boil my question down further:  If I remove NVIDIA X Server Settings will jockey start working again?
[14:59] <erUSUL> fanno-ubuntu: sudo apt-get -f install winbind
[15:01] <fanno-ubuntu> erUSUL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/182103/ =((((
[15:01] <erUSUL> fanno-ubuntu: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[15:01] <FoolsRun> Guess I'm gonna have to figure this one out myself :)
[15:02] <lubosz> FoolsRun: what is jockey?
[15:02] <fanno-ubuntu> erUSUL: ok that returned no error now try and uninstall wine and install it again ?
[15:02] <lubosz> and i don't think removing nvidia settings will influence anything
[15:02] <FoolsRun> lubosz: the "Hardware Drivers" tool
[15:03] <lubosz> FoolsRun: why is it broken?
[15:03] <joe__> how to install downloads
[15:03] <lubosz> FoolsRun: type "dpkg -L nvidia-settings"
[15:03] <lubosz> FoolsRun: only the docs and 1 binary
[15:03] <lubosz> will not chance anything
[15:03] <FoolsRun> lubosz: it shows no available drivers.
[15:03] <lubosz> maybe you fucked the config
[15:03] <lubosz> xorg.conf
[15:03] <lubosz> where is your driver from FoolsRun
[15:04] <erUSUL> fanno-ubuntu: yep try
[15:04] <FoolsRun> lubosz: possible.
[15:04] <lubosz> FoolsRun: write a new one
[15:04] <FoolsRun> lubosz: not sure. I thought I just used the proprietary driver but it was a while ago
[15:04] <lubosz> FoolsRun: not by hand
[15:04] <areels> how can i burn Clone Cd image files? .ccd .img .sub
[15:04] <lubosz> FoolsRun: either with nvidia-settings, or use the nvidia.com driver if you have the knowlage to isntall irt
[15:04] <erUSUL> !iso | areels
[15:05] <erUSUL> areels: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion
[15:05] <areels> it's not iso erUSUL
[15:05] <erUSUL> areels: i know
[15:05] <lubosz> FoolsRun: the nvidia.com setup writes another config file. dont forget to remove any nvidia driver from the repository
[15:05] <lubosz> FoolsRun: if you use other drivers. or try envy
[15:05] <Hoaas> Wow, crowded :o
[15:06] <fanno-ubuntu> erUSUL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/182107/
[15:06] <Vlet> you're stepping on my toes
[15:06] <FoolsRun> lubosz: well my reason for asking is because I'm about to swap out my nvidia card for an ATI RADEON card and I want to make sure Jockey will be able to "see" the new hardware and suggest drivers for it.
[15:06] <Vaux> Floodbot, what does he do?
[15:06] <Vaux> Floodbot, what does he do?
[15:06] <Vaux> Floodbot, what does he do?
[15:06] <Vaux> Floodbot, what does he do?
[15:06] <Vaux> Floodbot, what does he do?
[15:06] <FloodBot2> Vaux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:07] <Barnicle> Does anyone here have experience with UPS Shutdown Software like upsd or nut?
[15:07] <lubosz> FoolsRun: well, you could install them by hand
[15:07] <erUSUL> Vaux: pushing the limits can get you banned
[15:07] <Vaux> Sorry
[15:07] <lubosz> FoolsRun: jockey is the hardware assistent that pops up in notification area?
[15:07] <Vaux> I am unmuted noaw
[15:07] <Vaux> :D
[15:08] <LjL> Vaux: not for long if you keep behaving like an idiot.
[15:08] <Vaux> What? Did i do something wrong?
[15:08] <lubosz> yes. jockey-gtk
[15:08] <lubosz> k
[15:08] <LjL> !etiquette > Vaux    (Vaux, see the private message from ubottu)
[15:08] <Vaux> Yeh, the first thing
[15:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc > Vaux
[15:08] <Vaux> But not anymore
[15:08] <erUSUL> fanno-ubuntu: :1 i dunno what to do next... seems you have other problems... did you have problems with your filesystems =?
[15:08] <LjL> !enter | vaux
[15:08] <Vaux> Ehm guys? I get it. Thanks
[15:08] <lubosz> FoolsRun: it should figure it out. the problem will be your xorg.conf, which is configured for nivida
[15:09] <fanno-ubuntu> erUSUL: i installed it earlier today
[15:09] <Vaux> !attitude
[15:09] <lubosz> FoolsRun: if you are not sure if it falls back to failsafe, then get a failsafe xorg.conf
[15:09] <LjL> !botabuse | Vaux
[15:09] <lubosz> FoolsRun: or install ati drivers without the gui
[15:09] <fanno-ubuntu> erUSUL: so i dont think so, but i did have error in the installer if i was conectedto the internet. if i was conected to internet the installer stoped at 82%
[15:09] <Vaux> LjL, I'm sorry?
[15:09] <erUSUL> fanno-ubuntu: the stream of warnings about libraries truncated doesn't look righ... if it is a fresh install i would reinstall
[15:10] <LjL> Vaux: you should be, yes.
[15:10] <Vaux> I used !attitude and now i did something wrong?
[15:10] <LjL> Vaux: yes. use the bot in PM.
[15:10] <Vaux> Hmmm, I find it weird the way you guys talk to me, lol
[15:10] <FoolsRun> lubosz: if I install the ati drivers it should just rewrite my xorg.conf for me and the nvidia stuff will be overwritten anyway, right?
[15:10] <Vaux> I just used a command that got PM'd to me
[15:10] <fanno-ubuntu> erUSUL: i used ext4 should i not use that ?
[15:10] <Vaux> What does !nickspam do?
[15:10] <Vaux> !nickspam
[15:10] <erUSUL> fanno-ubuntu: could be the problem... chooes ext3 for now
[15:10] <FoolsRun> lubosz: and yes, jockey is the hardware assistant thingie
[15:11] <LjL> !ops | Vaux, trolling
[15:11] <Vaux> Oh i get it, LJJ
[15:11] <sipior> LjL: relax, chicken little.
[15:11] <Vaux> I should do all kinds of command in a PM ?
[15:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Vaux Please stick to the topic of the chanel, Uubntu Support
[15:11] <LjL> Vaux: of course. that very "command" SAID it.
[15:11] <elky> Vaux, are you planning on behaving?
[15:11] <lubosz> FoolsRun: yes, but you would have either install it with a failsafe xorg.conf without drivers, or in the command line. you also should remove all nvidia drivers to clean up
[15:11] <Vlet> Vaux: Perhaps you should just stop talking until you have a question or answer about ubuntu
[15:11] <Vaux> HAHAHAHA!
[15:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Vaux YEs, /msg the bot when the info is for yourself.
[15:11] <plasher2009> hello.. anybody can help?  I am new on Xubuntu...  how can I install a program...  its the Twonky Media Server
[15:12] <fanno-ubuntu> erUSUL: ok bye and thanks for the help so far.. its my first time installing linux so i am a noob i must sa-- so thanks again i will still be online with "fanno".
[15:12] <FoolsRun> lubosz: I have no problem installing via command line. I can clean up nvidia after the fact, I'm assuming?
[15:12] <erUSUL> fanno-ubuntu: ok; good luck
[15:12] <panfist> is there a channel for open office discussion?
[15:13] <Vlet> plasher2009: I'm not entirely familiar with Xubuntu in particular, but you should be able to through the last option on the main menu
[15:13] <LjL> panfist: #openoffice.org
[15:13] <panfist> ahh thank you
[15:13] <fanno> erUSUL: i had this problem when installed very first time, i created this bugreport. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/380933
[15:13] <lubosz> FoolsRun: i have no experience with both kernel modules installed, nvidia and ati. could collide, couldnt. but it is safe to only have one at a time.
[15:14] <plasher2009> Vlet: first of all   the main menu?  is it applications button on the panel??
[15:14] <zaggynl> !ask
[15:14] <marko-_-> !help .si
[15:14] <marko-_-> what is the command for showing other language support channels
[15:14] <FoolsRun> lubosz: and since I'm dropping to command line anyway, what's the harm in uninstalling nvidia first, I guess.  I should be able to just search synaptic for nvidia and uncheck everything, right?
[15:14] <marko-_-> !help
[15:14] <LjL> marko-_-: what channel are you after?
[15:14] <LjL> !channels > marko-_-    (marko-_-, see the private message from ubottu)
[15:15] <marko-_-> LjL, thank you
[15:15] <lubosz> FoolsRun: sudo aptitude search nvidia
[15:15] <lubosz> FoolsRun: if you have binary drivers from nvidia.com, remove them with the installer
[15:15] <LjL> lubosz: no need to use sudo for searching :)
[15:15] <lubosz> LjL: ah damn, i get used to it
[15:15] <TOM_SAMARI> Hey guys, i've installed ubuntu via wubi to run dual boot alongside a windows install...  and i'm trying to access my files from my ubuntu install via windows. I've downloaded both Explore2fs and driver-fs but I don't seem to have an EXT2 file anywhere? Any help would be appreciated!
[15:16] <plasher2009> anybody knows the terminal command for installing  a  .sh  file????
[15:16] <LjL> plasher2009: a .sh file is generally a shell script, it can be run, not "installed"
[15:16] <erUSUL> TOM_SAMARI: wubi does not install linux on its own partition so Explore2fs and driver-fs are uselless in this case
[15:16] <Jack_Sparrow> TOM_SAMARI Please read the wubi faq and consider a real ext3 partition install
[15:16] <Vlet> plasher2009: Yes. Try poking around a bit. It should be fairly self explanatory.
[15:16] <Vaux> HEEY GUYS!
[15:16] <Vaux> IM BACK!
[15:16] <FloodBot2> Vaux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:16] <sipior> lucky us.
[15:16] <FoolsRun> lubosz: the installer from nvidia's site. Gotcha. I'll figure that out.
[15:16] <LjL> plasher2009: if you're trying to install something from an .sh script, i'd advice you make VERY sure there isn't a package for it available
[15:16] <LjL> !caps | vaux
[15:16] <Vaux> Ho Ho! I'm not!
[15:16] <shadeslayer> !caps > Vaux
[15:17] <lubosz> FoolsRun: sudo sh NVIDIA...sh --unsinstall or so
[15:17] <TOM_SAMARI> Jack_Sparrow I've read it and it makes NO sense! It's 2 lines that say 'use driver-fs or explore2fs'
[15:17] <plasher2009> LjL:  I am trying to install the TwonkyMedia Server..   u know anything about it???
[15:17] <resno> Where should I go to ask ubuntu server questions?
[15:17] <Jack_Sparrow> TOM_SAMARI I wont use wubi or recommend it to anyone.
[15:17] <Bizzeh> #ubuntu-server
[15:17] <Jack_Sparrow> resno #ubuntu-server
[15:17] <FoolsRun> lubosz: yup. Thanks a lot for your help.
[15:17] <mattgyver> I have to create symlinks to over 100 files.  How can i rename the files so that they do not read 'Link to' without having to edit each one by one?
[15:17] <shadeslayer> TOM_SAMARI: second that
[15:17] <happosade> I'm bot!
[15:17] <LjL> resno: you can also feel free to ask them here, though
[15:17] <lubosz> FoolsRun: np
[15:18] <LjL> happosade: are you a bot with an ubuntu question?
[15:18] <resno> Are there any security problems when running Ubuntu server out of the box?
[15:18] <beli> resno: yes
[15:18] <shadeslayer> resno: there may or may not be...just keep installing updates
[15:18] <beli> resno: there is always 0day stuff
[15:18] <LjL> plasher2009: i don't think i know about it, is it an uPnP media server?
[15:18] <resno> I am wondering if there are things I should do to harden the install
[15:19] <happosade> LjL: Just tested, what it does.
[15:19] <happosade> LjL: I'm real person..
[15:19] <Myrtti> happosade: test somewhere else
[15:19] <TheBrayn> howdy folks
[15:19] <plasher2009> LjL:  thats right...  its for the Xbox360
[15:19] <beli> resno: you are on the right way...nothing is secure...but you can do much stuff...and you use concepts for that: intrusion prevention, intrusion detection
[15:19] <shadeslayer> resno: the occassional hack may cause the system to become prone but hey...at least ubuntu releases updates...
[15:19] <IamSOG> when i install ububtu, there are options to choice differnet kernel.. what are the difference ?
[15:19] <Vlet> plasher2009: this may help you out: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-114187.html
[15:19] <LjL> plasher2009: well, there are alternatives in the Ubuntu repositories for that, i believe
[15:19] <shadeslayer> IamSOG: no
[15:20] <marko-_-> hm LjL do you maybe know the  command that shows other language supported ubuntu channels ? I think it's someting like !help .tw or someting like that... i just wanna check something
[15:20] <shadeslayer> IamSOG: though you can make a vanilla kernel
[15:20] <marko-_-> !help .tw
[15:20] <happosade> Myrtti: Well, hopely no one got hurt ;) ----> muualle sekoilemaan. :/
[15:20] <IamSOG> lol shadeslayer what do you mean no?
[15:20] <sipior> mattgyver: check out the "for" construction in bash. have a look here: http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/
[15:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !tw
[15:20] <shadeslayer> !vanilla | IamSOG
[15:20] <plasher2009> ok Thanks... I will try to search more info
[15:20] <LjL> !tw | marko-_-
[15:20] <marko-_-> Jack_Sparrow, thanks
[15:20] <marko-_-> !sl
[15:20] <marko-_-> !si
[15:20] <IamSOG> I mean when I install, at the end, I can choose like 3 different kernel to install
[15:20] <happosade> !ls
[15:20] <Myrtti> !msgthebot | marko-_-
[15:20] <Jack_Sparrow> marko-_- What country
[15:20] <erUSUL> IamSOG: generic is the one to choose
[15:20] <marko-_-> There is a slovenian ubuntu support channel called #ubuntu-si
[15:20] <IamSOG> Oic...
[15:21] <LjL> !info ushare | plasher2009, this should work for instance
[15:21] <LjL> marko-_-: maybe. is this ontopic for here though?
[15:21] <resno> let me explian my situation then, i am running a server inside my network that will have open access to the internet.
[15:21] <shadeslayer> erUSUL: really?? ubquity gives a choice n/w kernels??
[15:21] <erUSUL> IamSOG: -server is for servers; -rt is soft realtime for audio studios and things like that
[15:21] <shadeslayer> *b/w
[15:21] <marko-_-> no, i'm just saying if you guys could add it to the list
[15:21] <Jack_Sparrow> marko-_- working on it now
[15:21] <marko-_-> thanks
[15:22] <LjL> plasher2009: the packages mediatomb, ushare, gmediaserver are all uPnP media servers, which should at least in theory work with an xbox
[15:22] <erUSUL> shadeslayer: IamSOG well i dunno maybe it does now... i do not have motives to not believe what IamSOG said
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> marko-_- Could you write one for us in our format please?
[15:22] <erUSUL> shadeslayer: IamSOG becouse there a few kernels to choose on therepos ;P
[15:22] <Vlet> resno: I run ubuntu server on a few 'exposed' machines, and have people attempt to break in all the time with no success. Just run your updates
[15:22] <shadeslayer> erUSUL: maybe he means grub or something??
[15:23] <IamSOG> erUSUL I am reinstalling on the other PC, will tell you what I see later lol, there are 3 different things to choice from :D
[15:23] <resno> Vlet: Ok. Where can I find details on protecting that machine?
[15:23] <LjL> plasher2009: there is a guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xbox360Media but i would AVOID following the part where it tells you how to compile ushare manually. try the version in the Jaunty repositories, i'm confident it'll probably work
[15:23] <genii> !harden
[15:23] <resno> Vlet: or at least detecting attacks
[15:23] <marko-_-> Jack_Sparrow, you mean in our language ? if so then "Za slovensko pomoč v ubuntuju: #ubuntu-si"
[15:23] <genii> Hm
[15:23] <Myrtti> marko-_-: please join #ubuntu-irc
[15:23] <erUSUL> IamSOG: what in grub ? the boot loader ?
[15:23] <g1zmog0> Hi, im trying to get photoshop running under wine 1.1.18, Its asking for a dll, msvcp80.dll, i put this inside the wine windows 32 folder, and i also configured wine so that its native and then builtin
[15:23] <Vlet> resno: mmm...google? there's lots of different ways to do so
[15:23] <g1zmog0> wine still doesnt recognize the dll any ideas?
[15:23] <Jack_Sparrow> marko-_- Yes, I meant in your language.  How many users so far?
[15:23] <ofnqwop> i whant to install a shellscript that i can execute it from anywhere, where do i have to copy it?
[15:23] <resno> Vlet: of course google. hah
[15:23] <erUSUL> !appdb | g1zmog0
[15:23] <IamSOG> No erUSUL it's on the installation, I mean at the end of installation
[15:24] <shadeslayer> gtg
[15:24] <beli> resno: read about the concepts i told you...and read about following apps: netfilter, snort, samhain or aide or tripwire, remote logging
[15:24] <marko-_-> Jack_Sparrow, the first channel wasn't by the rules and there were around 20 people... now we made this channel by the rules and they are only 8 so far
[15:24] <beli> resno: maybe apparmor is also interesting for you related to the kernel security with ACL
[15:24] <erUSUL> marko-_-: move that to #ubuntu-irc
[15:24] <Jack_Sparrow> marko-_- We need to move this out of channel please
[15:25] <genii> resno: There's a good general linux guide here: http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/hardening_linux
[15:25] <Vlet> resno: Just do some research into 'intrustion detection'... it's a bit too broad of a subject to be able to explain with any usefulness through IRC
[15:26] <resno> Vlet: genii beli thanks alot!
[15:27] <Boss_> Ciao a tutti :)
[15:27] <Boss_> hello all :)
[15:27] <resno> i know ubuntu is not the most popular server os, is strong enough to run with the others. who will remain nameless.
[15:27] <resno> *is it
[15:27] <beli> resno: ubuntu is linux
[15:28] <beli> resno: linux is a server os
[15:28] <beli> resno: just configure it for your needs
[15:28] <resno> beli: I asking in regards to cent.
[15:29] <beli> resno: i use slackware/debian for linux servers and netbsd as the bsd choice...but all ppl have different needs
[15:29] <Vlet> resno: yeah, linux is linux... the difference between distro's is mainly stuff like package management and default kernel configuration. I like ubuntu because I'm a software engineer and don't want to spend all my time learning how to work my server.
[15:29] <d0t> i'm lagging badly... :/
[15:29] <Ojii> hi, anyone good at getting SCIM to work? I installed it and configured it like I did on my other system but can't get it to work, i never get that SCIM bar....
[15:31] <resno> Vlet: I see. I have surrounded myself with ubuntu and wondered if it made a good server choice as wll. I understand ubuntu's commands much better then other os.
[15:31] <zaggynl> there's a specific version of ubuntu for server purposes
[15:31] <genii> resno: Remember also that ubuntu-server specific questions can be asked in the channel of #ubuntu-server
[15:31] <resno> zaggynl: i know, thanks.
[15:32] <resno> genii: thanks.
[15:32] <beli> resno: i havent used ubuntu server as a production system so far, but what i read on their site....it comes with nice stuff....reads well
[15:32] <Hoaas> Ok, hi. I am attempting to run compiz with dual monitors on Ati Radeon HD 4850. I installed the proprietary driver, ran Catalyst Control Center and enabled Xinerama (think that was the one atleast), restarted X and everything froze. This happens everytime I try to boot. Can't even switch to other TTYs. Any ideas what I can do? Possible to stop gnome from autostarting?
[15:33] <IceGuest_75> hello
[15:34] <frodon1> Hi. I have a problem with the TuxGuard firewall: I installed it and decided to deinstall and to use another solution. But after deinstall (automatic and manual) I still get a message after every logon where I have to give the root password because "tg-frontend" needs it to be allowed changes in the system. However, the point is that the tg-frontend is not any more installed and cannot be find as a file on the entire system. There must
[15:34] <IceGuest_75> I'm in windows now, but i canät format the partition with the ubuntu =S
[15:34] <DaZ> IceGuest_75: why?
[15:34] <resno> IceGuest_75: why?
[15:34] <IceGuest_75> I Don't know  =(
[15:34] <zaggynl> right, windows can't read ext2/3 by itself
[15:35] <DaZ> we don't either
[15:35] <DaZ> :<
[15:35] <resno> IceGuest_75: do you know how to install ubunut?
[15:35] <IceGuest_75> Yes i have install the ubuntu
[15:36] <erUSUL> zaggynl:  but it can format any partition just fine
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> frodon1:  the gnome 'startup-programs' listing may still have a referance to it.  If its trying to startup at user Login.
[15:36] <IceGuest_75> Yeah, but the problem is that i have 2 ubuntu on my computer just now =(
[15:36] <zaggynl> erUSUL: I honestly never tried
[15:36] <Ojii> anyone good at getting SCIM to work? I installed it and configured it like I did on my other system but can't get it to work, i never get that SCIM bar.... need it to write some stuff in japanese...
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> frodon1:  system -> preferances -> sttartup-applications
[15:36] <zaggynl> diskpart, select disk x, clean, create partition primary, active, assign does it for me though
[15:36] <Hiemanshu> !info proftpd
[15:38] <resno> IceGuest_75: so you have dual boots?
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[15:38] <fbc-mx> How do you activate the finger print reader integration in ubuntu. Gnome 2.26 supports it and supposedly you go to system>>preferences>>about me, but I can't find it.
[15:39] <Guest3099> Hi
[15:39] <resno> IceGuest_75: and you just want a single install of it?
[15:40] <fbc-mx> Guest3099, HI
[15:40] <IceGuest_75> Yes!
[15:40] <resno> is there a way to repartition a drive? or should he just reinstall?
[15:40] <resno> repartiton a dual boot into a single?
[15:41] <leon> g
[15:41] <Jamed> resno: you can use gparted to change the partition table
[15:41] <resno> IceGuest_75: use gparted to change the partition table
[15:41] <koichirose> hello
[15:41] <IceGuest_75> I make a bad installation first(nr 1) when i reinstall it and get nr 2
[15:41] <IceGuest_75> How to use gparted?
[15:42] <Jamed> resno: System->administration->gparted
[15:42] <resno> IceGuest_75: System->administration->gparted
[15:42] <resno> IceGuest_75: is having the problem, not me ;)
[15:42] <h4mx0r> IceGuest_75: stick in your ubuntu install method for a live system to edit with gparted while your hard drive is not mounted
[15:42] <Jamed> IceGuest_75: i just joined, what do you want to do?
[15:43] <h4mx0r> Jamed: resno: doesn't work if its mounted
[15:43] <shiznebit> cant he just unmount
[15:43] <IceGuest_75> =S
[15:43] <resno> IceGuest_75: are you against just reinstalling?
[15:43] <Jamed> gparted is on the live cd too
[15:43] <h4mx0r> shiznebit: yeah but that's where gparted is located.. on /
[15:43] <shiznebit> oh right
[15:43] <Guest3099> i have a problem with my ubuntu i can listen musics very good with RealPlayer or xmms but when i play TOTEM or Amarok the sound just repeat with legs to the music
[15:43] <IceGuest_75> i have reinstall and get 2 of ubuntu =(
[15:44] <Algyz> How I know radeon 9200 temperature?
[15:44] <resno> IceGuest_75: do the guided install, and tell it to use the complete drive.
[15:44] <resno> IceGuest_75: i forget what it says
[15:44] <h4mx0r> IceGuest_75: you reinstalled and put "resize whatever is there and put ubuntu on disk" keep doing that there will be more ubuntu
[15:44] <IceGuest_75> but, windows will be delete ?
[15:45] <v4vijayakumar> I am using latest ubuntu (24 days old; updating now). I was watching a video (VLC) from my external hard disk (not backed up by a UPS). during a power cut, VLC crashed, and from then on I couldn't play any sound. is this happened to anyone here.
[15:45] <h4mx0r> IceGuest_75: next time you reinstall don't choose that
[15:45] <shiznebit> h4mx0r: are there any boot utilities that work with EXT3
[15:45] <Vov> Im currently using vista on my laptop.  should i download ubuntu? the problem is that im not vert tech savvy.
[15:45] <h4mx0r> v4vijayakumar: no but I uninstalled gdm and sound stopped working
[15:45] <zaggynl> Vov: you can test ubuntu without installing it on your harddrive
[15:46] <Vov> how?
[15:46] <zaggynl> Burn the iso to cd, boot from the cd
[15:46] <h4mx0r> v4vijayakumar: tried checking your synaptic history for that day? any weird dmesg output now?
[15:46] <Vov> hmmm
[15:46] <scott9876> rsync
[15:46] <astromme> Hi. Does anyone here have a Wacom tablet or a Tablet PC?
[15:46] <h4mx0r> shiznebit: yeah just use the install disk or usb with unetbootin and run gparted
[15:46] <Vov> i dont have any blank cds
[15:46] <scott9876> anyone know anything about rsync
[15:46] <IceGuest_75> Okey guys, what can i do right now =S
[15:47] <h4mx0r> shiznebit: it works with most all file systems however you like
[15:47] <scott9876> willing to help a newby
[15:47] <v4vijayakumar> h4mx0r: dmesg ? /var/log/messages ??
[15:47] <sipior> scott9876: simplest if you just ask your question directly. if no one knows the answer, no one will answer :-)
[15:47] <System404> IceGuest_75: what is it you tryin to do
[15:47] <shiznebit> h4mx0r: IceGuest_75 can probably just do that
[15:48] <resno> IceGuest_75: I am little confused at to what you have and what you want.
[15:48] <h4mx0r> scott9876: all I know is its a daemon that does transports of server data. I think nautilus interfaces with it. I'm not too certain of its use but I have used gamin and fam before
[15:48] <misfitx7> is there anyway, in gnome, to align desktop icons to the right without having to do it manually?
[15:48] <scott9876> h4mx0r: will it do the job well to backup laptop data to server
[15:49] <IceGuest_75> On my PC: 2 ubuntu, 1 Windows. 1 working ubuntu and 1 ubuntu who don't work
[15:49] <astromme> Nobody here with a Tablet PC?
[15:49] <sipior> scott9876: absolutely.
[15:49] <coz_> misfitx7,  I am searching for that now hold on
[15:49] <resno> IceGuest_75: uh, thats alittle more tricky.
[15:49] <scott9876> sipior: any good links to set this up
[15:49] <resno> IceGuest_75: can you still get into windows and the 2 ubunut?
[15:50] <h4mx0r> misfitx7: nautilus controls the gnome desktop. And gconf-editor has some settings you can browse through. Try checking forum
[15:50] <sipior> scott9876: have a look at "unison", which makes use of rsync for underlying transport. easiest way to start.
[15:50] <IceGuest_75> resno: yes i can use all of them
[15:50] <sipior> scott9876: the rsync man page is also full of handy examples.
[15:50] <Jamed> scott9876: "man rsync" on console gives you some help
[15:50] <scott9876> sipior: thanks, doing that now. You have a setup?
[15:50] <resno> IceGuest_75: do you want to keep your windows install?
[15:50] <misfitx7> coz, i have googled it and found others requesting the same, but no solutions
[15:50] <IceGuest_75> resno: yes!
[15:51] <sipior> scott9876: i use a different method at the moment, but have used unison quite a bit in the past.
[15:51] <System404> IceGuest_75: if u just wana get rid of non working ubuntu gpart it
[15:51] <v4vijayakumar> I am getting some errors when I shutdown my system, but they are visible only for less than a second, how to view those errors
[15:51] <coz_> misfitx7, i am looking and also asking in #gnome  hold on
[15:51] <resno> IceGuest_75: you can try gparted. never used before though. as a precauation i would backup the data from the windows install.
[15:52] <System404> IceGuest_75: pm ill explain what u gta do
[15:52] <IceGuest_75> resno: but how to start gparted and use it?
[15:52] <vovapoker21> i have a question - Can i intall MSN messenger\Skype\SplitCam\JustCamIt if i have Ubuntu ? Will it without problems ?
[15:52] <resno> vovapoker21: there are linux versions of those programs
[15:53] <System404> !gparted
[15:53] <resno> vovapoker21: you can try using wine but some of those programs may not work out of the box.
[15:53] <shiznebit> vovapoker21: what is SplitCam and JustCamIt ?
[15:53] <supersasho> hi.. my webcam just disappeard from the audio devices i choose in skype, any idea why and how to fix it?
[15:53] <resno> supersasho: is it plugged in?
[15:53] <vovapoker21> Split Cam and Just cam it - web chat programs
[15:54] <supersasho> resno: yes
[15:54] <shiznebit> supersasho: exit skype, eunplugg cam and audio, reboot, plug back in, start skyp
[15:54] <shiznebit> supersasho: have you tried that ?
[15:54] <supersasho> shiznebit: when i reboot sometimes it helps
[15:55] <wangdege> Hello
[15:55] <h4mx0r> supersasho: not a clue but you can restart its driver using "lsmod" for list of our drivers then "lsmod webcam" or something to find it and "rmmod thatdriver" to remove it then "modprobe thatdriver" to start it back
[15:55] <supersasho> shiznebit: but sometimes not and i have to reboot again
[15:55] <bunchofgibberish> What are some essential system administration commands for me to learn?
[15:56] <IceGuest_75> OMG! i have a HP pavillion =( schould i use Gparted??
[15:56] <hatter243> bunchofgibberish, you should probably take that question to !offtopic.
[15:56] <Geochelone> sudo rm -rf /
[15:56] <deany> I have this 32gb flash stick, 3 partitions, 1 for clonezilla, 1 for ubuntu liveusb and empty partition for dumping backups made by clonezilla.  How can I make a boot menu to choose wether to boot clonezilla or ubuntu live
[15:56] <h4mx0r> supersasho: if it plugs into usb then check lsusb for extra info. try playing with plugs or rebooting perhaps. see what dmesg outputs
[15:56] <System404> IceGuest_75: answer my pm ill talk you through what you have to do
[15:56] <Vlet> bunchofgibberish: this is a good start: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine
[15:56] <orte> can you help me? how i can install xubuntu karmic 9.10 with wubi??
[15:57] <bunchofgibberish> Thanks :)
[15:57] <eseven73> Geochelone, that wasn't necessary :/
[15:57] <h4mx0r> System404: I think he's using a screen reader or something, doesn't seem to reply
[15:57] <shiznebit> orte: umm dont karmic isn't ready for the masses, it'll probably cause a lot of problems and swearing
[15:57] <orte> yeah but wubi
[15:57] <Geochelone> :-) haha ok im sorry
[15:57] <bunchofgibberish> Another question I have... For example when I lsmod there is a module called cfg80211 which a wlan module. How do I 'update' modules? Is it like windows find the newest and install, how does it work?
[15:57] <Myrtti> orte: wubi + alpha = bad idea
[15:58] <System404> well we cant help if he dont reply lol
[15:58] <orte> with wubi?i can't because don't exist wubi 9.10!
[15:58] <h4mx0r> hopefully koala fixes all these errors with jaunty
[15:58] <baba_> there is someone that know a little ubiquity's code?
[15:58] <Vlet> orte: Why do you need to do it through wubi?
[15:58] <supersasho> h4mx0r: the video works just fine in cheese and also in skype, so just the audio is problem.. with lsmod i have a long output there, and i'm not much smarter out of it :)
[15:59] <LordMetroid> I am starting to loose faith in Ubuntu ever fixing errors
[15:59] <orte> because i can't with cd
[15:59] <AdvoWork> anyone know how i can get firefox and ubuntu to work so that I can attach/upload files etc over a network share/samba share? i can see the files, but attaching them does nothing
[15:59] <orte> i don't find wubi 9.10 :(
[15:59] <Geochelone> idk jaunty debmirror is broken for me :-(
[15:59] <Geochelone> it deleted 14G of my local repo :-(
[15:59] <genii> LordMetroid: Then become part of the solution, sign up for 5-a-day or so
[15:59] <h4mx0r> supersasho ah lsmod doesn't search try sudo su then lsmod | grep "webcam"
[15:59] <ziroday> AdvoWork: have you mounted the network share?
[15:59] <shiznebit> supersasho: are you taling about the mic on the camera, or the speakers ?
[16:00] <gribouille> hi
[16:00] <h4mx0r> shiznebit supersasho he says both
[16:00] <LordMetroid> genii, I can't, I need to eat
[16:00] <supersasho> shiznebit: am talking about the mic in the web cam
[16:00] <Vlet> AdvoWork: Can you manually copy the files in question to your desktop? I wonder if perhaps you for whatever reason can't read the files.
[16:00] <gribouille> is it possible to display only a par of a window ?
[16:00] <v4vijayakumar> I am getting some errors when I shutdown my system, but they are visible only for less than a second, how to view those errors (2)
[16:01] <h4mx0r> gribouille: a par?
[16:01] <shubbar> I am having a problem printing with my Canon printer. It's not printing and its process (daemon) is taking up cpu power ~50% and I cannot stop it.
[16:01] <Vlet> gribouille: can you be more specific
[16:01] <ziroday> gribouille: no
[16:01] <gribouille> is it possible to display only a part of a window ?
[16:01] <AdvoWork> Vlet, yeah if i copy to a local directory it works fine
[16:01] <frodon1> Dr_willis: Yes, it was in there. I delete and try to login again. Hope this was it. Thank you.
[16:01] <resno> shubbar: use top, find the process id and kill it
[16:01] <h4mx0r> gribouille: you mean strip the decoration and just display it then use some key for movement like alt to grab
[16:01] <orte> :( pleaseee really don't have a way to install 9.10 with wubi????:(
[16:01] <shiznebit> supersasho: for sound in : USB ......    . This part just disappears your saying ?
[16:01] <supersasho> shiznebit: exactly
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> frodon1:  lesson to rember.. :) the package manager system does NOT (and should not) mess with the users personal config settings.
[16:02] <Vlet> AdvoWork: so, what happens when you try to do the upload via samba; does firefox upload an empty file, does it hang, or what?
[16:02] <Dr_Willis> orte:  i would reccomend testing out ubuntu in virtualbox, rather then using wubi.
[16:02] <gribouille> h4mx0r, I have a web page in firefox, but I just want to display a part of this page
[16:02] <shiznebit> supersasho: does the camera still work ?
[16:02] <h4mx0r> orte: why use wubi? just dl the latest test iso and use unetbootin on a usb
[16:02] <orte> in a usb?
[16:02] <shiznebit> supersasho: when that happens
[16:02] <baba_> how have tried to install ubuntu from usb?
[16:02] <baba_> 9.04
[16:03] <orte> yeah i try with ubuntu 8.10 but i can't install
[16:03] <h4mx0r> gribouille: try f11
[16:03] <shubbar> resno, the command is "sudo kill 'process id'
[16:03] <Dr_Willis> orte:  you can set up a persistant save state/file on a usb flash drive also.. see 'pendrivelinux.com' for directions from windows.
[16:03] <AdvoWork> Vlet, it does nothing, basically the file shows, but wont copy across the network, ie i click upload, select a file, and it does nothing(it acts like its uploaded)
[16:03] <orte> maybe with 9.10 can install i don't know, wathever tanks :)
[16:03] <Treyh> would you guys recommend using ubuntu server or desktop for using vbox?
[16:03] <supersasho> shiznebit: the camera is just fine.. i see video from it in cheese and also when i test it in skype.. just the audio is the issue
[16:03] <Dr_Willis> orte:  you could tell the channel the actual problem you are having..   we are just saying that Wubi is a PAIN. :)
[16:03] <resno> shubbar: yes, is it working?
[16:03] <fabio> i have a fresh install of hardy but python is not working properly
[16:03] <shubbar> resno, or "sudo pkill 'process name'
[16:03] <gribouille> h4mx0r, it displays the window full screen
[16:03] <shubbar> resno, its not working
[16:04] <jackncoke23> ok i'm going to need somehelp with a wireless networking problem
[16:04] <Dr_Willis> Treyh:  i dont see what one would gain by using the server.
[16:04] <shubbar> resno, even "sudo /etc/init.d/ccpd stop" is not working
[16:04] <jackncoke23> any takers???
[16:04] <shiznebit> supersasho: i have never heard of the actual USB device. JUST Disappearing into thin air
[16:04] <fabio> I cannot import GDK, and when I import DGK as gtk.gdk it doesn't find the functions
[16:04] <resno> shubbar: tried restarting the computer? i havent been able to get my canon printer to print either.
[16:04] <System404> jackncoke23: whats the problem
[16:04] <bunchofgibberish> how do I update modules?
[16:05] <eseven73> jackncoke23, just ask, If someone knows, they'll answer
[16:05] <System404> jackncoke23: whats your problem
[16:05] <genii> bunchofgibberish: depmod -a
[16:05] <jackncoke23> system404 ok i can connect to the wireless router. i get a good ip, gateway, dns and subnet mask
[16:05] <System404> jackncoke23: ok
[16:05] <shiznebit> supersasho: best advice would be to use the audio in on your hardware and get a microphone
[16:05] <h4mx0r> gribouille: you can also try edit > preferences > content and disable some displayed things there or set a standard font. Perhaps you mean adblocking, caching, dnslookups? what?
[16:05] <supersasho> shiznebit: i see the usb device, but the audio isnt working on it.. Logitech quickzoom webcam.. not quite shure which type
[16:05] <jackncoke23> system404 - i can not go any where. i
[16:05] <Treyh> Dr_Willis: I was hoping it would use less ram
[16:05] <jackncoke23> ops
[16:06] <System404> jackncoke23: u mean u cant visit any web pages
[16:06] <supersasho> shiznebit: and some software solution?! :)
[16:06] <eseven73> !u | System404
[16:06] <System404> jackncoke23: but ur connection is connected
[16:06] <jackncoke23> system404 - i'm constantly recieving but it does not send out. i can not visit any pages at all
[16:06] <Vlet> AdvoWork: Not sure what's happening there. Check out this page; perhaps you could circumvent the problem by using CIFS to mount the share 'permanently': https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba#Connecting%20to%20a%20Samba%20File%20Server
[16:06] <jackncoke23> system404 - yes
[16:06] <Treyh> u guyz r so cruzy :)
[16:06] <shiznebit> supersasho: no If you still see it there might be something you can do
[16:06] <h4mx0r> jackncoke23: /etc/network/interfaces and /etc/resolv.conf set them properly networkmanager is a joke
[16:06] <shubbar> resno, i did a clean up with Janitor and it deleted a package for the printer. I reconfigured it again but it still not working
[16:06] <supersasho> shiznebit: till few days ago, i had no problem with it.. and i did not any upgrades whatsoever
[16:06] <System404> jackncoke23: pm me
[16:06] <shubbar> resno, what model do you have?
[16:07] <shiznebit> supersasho: is the problem occuring to you right now >
[16:07] <supersasho> shiznebit: lsusb shows it to me, and also i can see the video
[16:07] <bunchofgibberish> the module cfg80211 what if they update the module how do I install it?
[16:07] <AdvoWork> Vlet, cheers
[16:07] <gribouille> h4mx0r, I'm not looking for a firefox feature, but for an X Window feature that would enable me to display only a specific part of a window
[16:07] <Vlet> Treyh: as far as I know, vbox requires a GUI :-/
[16:07] <resno> shubbar: canon mp620b pixma, i believe it is.
[16:07] <h4mx0r> gribouille: you mean like zooming?
[16:07] <supersasho> shiznebit: yes right know.. i could reboot and it maybe work, but thats 50:50 chance
[16:07] <Dr_Willis> Treyh: run desktop and use a minimal desktop/window manager.. i guess if you are that worried about it..  Or if you know how to run/configure vbox from the cli. just dont run X. i guess
[16:07] <h4mx0r> gribouille: hold ctrl and scroll with the middle mouse button
[16:07] <resno> shubbar: i can print to it, but it comes out in one font with stripes through the text.
[16:08] <supersasho> shiznebit: and it's a bit anoying to reboot each time i want to use skype :(
[16:08] <savid> Help!  I'm having this really weird problem where any time I left-click anything with my mouse,  I can no longer focus any windows until I right-click on something.  So I can basically only left-click on anything once,  and in order to focus anything else I have to right-click then left-click !    Any ideas on what could be causing this?
[16:08] <Dr_Willis> Vlet:  thats what i was thinking also.. but  i think one can some how do a remote-admin of it.
[16:08] <shubbar> resno, what drivers are you using?
[16:08] <Vlet> gribouille: sounds hackish, as in, one would have to do some custom modifications
[16:08] <shiznebit> supersasho:  can you tell me you Sound In:, Sound Out:,  and Ringing:  settin ?gs in Skype
[16:08] <System404> eseven73: ill say u or ur of bcause or wat or jst as much as me lik u no like u no readieeeeeee
[16:08] <fabio> sudo apt-get reinstall python-gtk2.0 doesn't solve the problem either
[16:08] <resno> shubbar: dont remember right off hand, it was something i found online and had to work with..
[16:08] <gribouille> h4mx0r, I don't want to zoom, I just want to suppress the parts of a window I don't want
[16:08] <shiznebit> supersasho: what is selected for each of them ?
[16:08] <fabio> pygtk-demo works altough
[16:08] <supersasho> shiznebit: i tried all of the sound in, none worked.. but i'll write a list
[16:09] <whileimhere> Hi. I have a laptop. Nothing fancy really. I saw the netbook desktop and thought it was pretty cool. Is that a desktop that can be installed on a laptop as well?
[16:09] <supersasho> shiznebit: skype out and ringing pulse audio
[16:09] <h4mx0r> gribouille: you mean like a window inside of a window?
[16:09] <savid> Also, when this happens,  I can't alt-tab either
[16:09] <Vlet> Treyh, Dr_Willis: I would suggest perhaps going with a desktop install, but with Fluxbox as your GUI
[16:09] <h4mx0r> gribouille: sounds interesting, if you find such window manager pm me
[16:09] <shiznebit> supersasho: ok those are correct
[16:09] <shubbar> resno, i used Canon linux drivers from their support website, it worked fine until now
[16:09] <supersasho> shiznebit: skype is mostly on usb device(hw...etc)
[16:09] <bunchofgibberish> i installed newest kernel version how do I remove it? lol
[16:10] <h4mx0r> supersasho: bs skype throttles my cpu and eats up ram :(
[16:10] <resno> shubbar: let me look around again. I gave up on printing from linux and now use windows for that purpose.
[16:10] <fabio> bunchofgibberish: change /boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:10] <shiznebit> supersasho: it should be on device(plughw...
[16:10] <Treyh> Vlet: can you vnc into Fluxbox?
[16:10] <bunchofgibberish> dont I have to delete something else fabio
[16:10] <h4mx0r> resno: never tried setting up cups?
[16:10] <vergil> Possibly stupid ?: what is the purpose of ppa.launchpad.net - I have been directed to some repos there and apt-get is moderately cranky about a lack of signatures ;)
[16:11] <supersasho> shiznebit: but i dont have there the usb(plughw...) or usb(hw...) thats the problem
[16:11] <Vlet> Treyh: Sure, it's not as easy as with the built in control panel thingy that comes with ubuntu, but yes; google would be your friend.
[16:11] <eseven73> !gpgerr | vergil
[16:11] <fabio> bunchofgibberish: if you didn't delete your old kernel it is still there, ready to be booted
[16:11] <IceGuest75_> system404: i have install the gparted now but how to start it?
[16:11] <bunchofgibberish> where do i find the new kernel at?
[16:11] <supersasho> shiznebit: if i'm not wrong both usb(plughw..) or usb(hw...) work just the same
[16:11] <resno> h4mx0r: i had to get the driver then use cups. it wasnt there to start with.
[16:11] <v4vijayakumar> I am getting some errors when I shutdown my system, but they are visible only for less than a second, how to view those errors (3)
[16:11] <shiznebit> supersasho: no they dont
[16:11] <System404> IceGuest75_: system admin partition editor
[16:11] <fabio> www.kernel.org
[16:11] <shiznebit> supersasho: plughw is the mic-in on the camera
[16:12] <resno> v4vijayakumar: are you experincing at type of errors?
[16:12] <IceGuest75_> =)
[16:12] <shubbar> how can i stop a process from starting on start up? I cannot see it in the "Services Settings" list
[16:12] <h4mx0r> resno: most printers are crap, I custom order mine and only use black and white ones
[16:12] <eseven73> !startup | shubbar
[16:12] <v4vijayakumar> resno: I could not hear any sound (but I am able to view videos)
[16:12] <shiznebit> supersasho: exit skype, unplug your camera, and start skype again
[16:12] <supersasho> shiznebit: can be.. the problem is i dont have plughw nor hw there :(
[16:12] <Vlet> bunchofgibberish: when you boot up, you're given the option to select wich kernel/version you want to use for a brief period of time; it defaults to the newest, but you can change that by modifying the "default: 0" line in your /boot/grub/menu.lst as fabio pointed out
[16:13] <resno> h4mx0r: i wasnt thinking when i bought it. had the features i wanted and price i wanted to pay...
[16:13] <vergil> eseven73: thank you
[16:13] <supersasho> shiznebit: tried that too :) no success
[16:13] <Xcell> h4mx0r-  give me a good site...printer for my personal...thx
[16:13] <shiznebit> supersasho: very strange
[16:13] <bunchofgibberish> Yes I know but don't I have to uninstall the newest kernel though? So what you're saying though to do that is I just have to delete the entry in the menu.lst?
[16:13] <resno> v4vijayakumar: is your sound confiugred?
[16:13] <supersasho> shiznebit: yup.. otherwise i would not bother with it :)
[16:14] <v4vijayakumar> resno: I was working fine. "I am using latest ubuntu (24 days old; updating now). I was watching a video (VLC) from my external hard disk (not backed up by a UPS). during a power cut, VLC crashed, and from then on I couldn't play any sound. is this happened to anyone here."
[16:14] <shiznebit> supersasho: what are your other choices for Sound In: ?
[16:15] <maveas> What is the advantages of AHCI?
[16:15] <fabio> bunchofgibberish: you could also use kgrub to edit menu.lst graphicaly
[16:15] <resno> v4vijayakumar: cant say i have. check the sound settings to see if your drivers are configured.
[16:16] <bunchofgibberish> alright but I just want to be sure that by changing menu.lst it will uninstall the kernel?
[16:16] <Vlet> bunchofgibberish: no, it will just tell the system to use the old one. No need to uninstall
[16:16] <h4mx0r> Xcell: ah I got one those brothers model without color ink. Its a non inkjet type, very sturdy and longlasting. Last printer kept crapping ink everytime it booted or had to print. wasted so much cash
[16:16] <v4vijayakumar> resno: ok thanks I will check
[16:16] <Vlet> bunchofgibberish: you're more likely to break something if you try to remove it
[16:17] <bunchofgibberish> doesn't hurt to try lol
[16:17] <fabio> bunchofgibberish: it wil not exactly "uninstall", it is not in the registry orso, when you boot you can choose witch kernel you want to handle your hardware
[16:17] <Xcell> h4mx0r-  they are good.. i installed brothers for the whole school system here.. maybe ill check them out.. thx
[16:17] <sanguisdex> so I just got a new external back up drive that will be used on linux and mac os X what file system should I format it to?
[16:17] <h4mx0r> Xcell: try checking around about drivers, there is a linux printing site that discusses all sorts of printing hardware
[16:17] <soneomar> soneomar
[16:18] <resno> v4vijayakumar: i dont know how, but there is a way to probe card  to see if the drivers are still there and working.
[16:18] <supersasho> shiznebit: default, pulse, hdmi, headset, HDA nvidia (twice), hda ati hdmi, conexant
[16:18] <Vlet> Vlet
[16:18] <fabio> resno: lspci lsmod lsusb
[16:19] <IceGuest75_> Gparted: Ubuntu who don't work has partition nr 4 & 6, tha ubuntu who work has partition nr 6 & 7. so i can't delete nr 4 & 5
[16:19] <shiznebit> supersasho: do you have a microphone avilable to you ?
[16:19] <resno> fabio: which one probes sound card?
[16:20] <v4vijayakumar> resno: I checked through system - preferences - sound, still I don't hear anything
[16:20] <resno> v4vijayakumar: try lspci
[16:20] <supersasho> shiznebit: unfortunately no.. i've never had problem with this webcam so there was no need for another.. till now
[16:20] <philipp_> hello. I am having weird problems with firefox. It takes very long to resolve DNS Names. f I use dnsmasq for caching. Even if I try a then unknown name its very fast. Without dnsmasq everything is painfully slow.
[16:21] <fabio> resno: if it is a pci card or motherboard intergrated chip lspci wil show the hardware
[16:21] <maveas> ? What is the pros and cons for AHCI?
[16:21] <shiznebit> supersasho: that might be the easiest way to get around the problem
[16:21] <resno> fabio: thanks, i just tried them out.
[16:21] <maveas> ? Is it a good idea to enable it for my SATA harddrive?
[16:22] <v4vijayakumar> resno: I see this one is related to audio
[16:22] <v4vijayakumar> Multimedia audio controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8233/A/8235/8237 AC97 Audio Controller (rev 60)
[16:22] <shiznebit> supersasho: im out of idea's, hopefully someone else on this channel will be more helpful
[16:22] <resno> v4vijayakumar: someone else here should be more qualified to help you.
[16:23] <supersasho> shiznebit: ok, thanks anyway :)
[16:23] <isaac_> Got a question about volume control.  I want to record live sound in, but every time I have to unmute Capture under Recording tab.  Every time I close out volume manager it remutes.
[16:23] <isaac_> So.......... how do I KEEP it unmuted?
[16:23] <v4vijayakumar> resno: thanks
[16:23] <IceGuest75_> How to make 2 partition's to 1 ?
[16:24] <fabio> IceGuest75: delete 1, and grow the other
[16:24] <supersasho> hi.. my usb webcam just disappeard from the audio devices i can choose in skype, the video works, just the audio disappeared.. any idea why and how to fix it?
[16:24] <Vlet> IceGuest75_: you need to copy all the data on partition 2 somewhere, delete it, then resize 1
[16:24] <resno> v4vijayakumar: is having a problem with no sound coming from speakers
[16:25] <IceGuest75_> oki
[16:25] <koichirose> question: what is the command to open the shutdown dialog with the 60 seconds timer? I have to run it from terminal. Using ubuntu 904
[16:25] <xemacs4321> shutdown -r or -h time
[16:26] <koichirose> but it wont open that dialog, am I right?
[16:26] <Decepticon> screen-profiles is a POS, it crashes upon changing profile on 9.04 inside vmware workstation
[16:26] <koichirose> it'll just wait 'time' seconds
[16:26] <kozuscek> any joe users here?
[16:26] <kozuscek> hi ..
[16:26] <koichirose> xemacs4321: ?
[16:26] <xemacs4321> koichirose, correct
[16:27] <yaaar> yo
[16:27] <isaac_> Got a question about volume control.  I want to record live sound in, but every time I have to unmute Capture under Recording tab.  Every time I close out volume manager it remutes.
[16:27] <isaac_> So.......... how do I KEEP it unmuted?
[16:28] <koichirose> so how do I open that dialog, to have the opportunity to cancel the shutdown?
[16:28] <Yankefish> i need a expert asap, i installed truecrypt 6.2 for linux
[16:29] <yaaar> How do I get Pidgin to minimize to a panel icon? I went into preferences and put "Show Panel Icon" to 'always' but there's still no panel icon. And when I close it it disconnects from my account. There's no option for it in 'add to panel' ....
[16:29] <Yankefish> mounted my hdd now i believe my header is corrupt
[16:29] <Borbus> My hard disks have for some reason started to spin down when they are idle, I'm not sure why but I don't want it at all... how can I completely disable idle disks spinning down?
[16:29] <Vov> hI. i JUST installed ubuntu, but im not sure of how to get into the control panel
[16:30] <teapot> Hey guys. A friend wants to install Ubuntu on an external hard drive. I was wondering does the installer have an option to do that or do you use USB startup disk creator?
[16:30] <teapot> He also wants to use part of the hard drive with Vista so should he use a FAT partition as well?
[16:30] <teapot> In fact... would it be possible to use the FAT partition as the /home partition?
[16:30] <resno> yaaar: you mean show system try icon? in preferecens?
[16:30] <yaaar> resno: yeah
[16:30] <Borbus> yaaar: hmm.. you might need to enable the nautilus integration plugin
[16:30] <Vov> Agreed.
[16:30] <Yankefish> anybody
[16:31] <yaaar> Yankefish: did you ask a question?
[16:31] <resno> yaaar: no, but he needs an "expert" asap
 mounted my hdd now i believe my header is corrupt
[16:31] <Vov> I HAVE A BOMB. I AM GOING TO DETONATE IT NOW.
[16:31]  * Vov boom
[16:31] <boss_mc> don't jump to accuse guys...
[16:32] <Yankefish> yeah in installed truecrypt, for ubuntu
[16:32] <supersasho> hi.. my usb webcam just disappeard from the audio devices i can choose in skype, the video works, just the audio disappeared.. any idea why and how to fix it?
[16:32] <yaaar> boss_mc: wasn't accusing...but what you pasted was not a question.
[16:32] <resno> Yankefish: how do you know something is wrong.
[16:32] <Yankefish> after mounting hdd, i rebooted now i think header is corrupt is there any way to recover'
[16:32] <resno> Yankefish: why do you think its corrupt?
[16:32] <teapot> Hey guys. A friend wants to install Ubuntu on an external hard drive. I was wondering does the installer have an option to do that or do you use USB startup disk creator?
[16:33] <teapot> He also wants to use part of the hard drive with Vista so should he use a FAT partition as well?
[16:33] <isaac_> Got a question about volume control.  I want to record live sound in, but every time I have to unmute Capture under Recording tab.  Every time I close out volume manager it remutes.
[16:33] <isaac_> So.......... how do I KEEP it unmuted?
[16:33] <resno> Yankefish: we need a bit more info then that
[16:33] <Yankefish> its not showing up and the hdd is showing as raw now
[16:33] <teapot> In fact... would it be possible to use the FAT partition as the /home partition?
[16:33] <Myrtti> teapot: it is possible, but very unadviceable
[16:33] <teapot> Myrtti: Alrighty. Thanks.
[16:33] <resno> isaac_: try repharsing your question, if you see no one is answering. instead of copy-pasting it.
[16:33] <Vov> O_O_O_O_O__O_O_O
[16:34] <Yankefish> so what can i do
[16:34] <yaaar> teapot: as to your first question, i'm pretty sure the ubuntu installer can use the usb device like any other hard drive. just choose that device in the partitioning
[16:34] <h4mx0r> anyone know how to do a match with sed to replace one word with multiple words and symbols?
[16:34] <isaac_> teapot just be sure in the last install step to hit the advanced tab and have GRUB write to the USB external hard drive.
[16:34] <isaac_> Otherwise you will need the external attached every time you reboot.
[16:34] <yaaar> teapot: and yes, you can use a FAT volume for home. performance sucks and you might have permissions/attribute problems
[16:34] <teapot> isaac_ & yaaar: thanks very much guys
[16:34] <Vlet> Vov: Please troll in #troll
[16:34] <sipior> Yankefish: did you set it up to encrypt that drive?
[16:35] <isaac_> resno I have no idea how else to rephrase it.  When I close out volume control the input recording remutes itself.
[16:35] <Yankefish> yeah drive was encrypted,
[16:35] <sipior> Yankefish: so you expect it to show up as random data, right? that was the point.
[16:35] <isaac_> I've found others reporting the same problem on the forum, but no solutions as yet.
[16:35] <Dr_Willis> h4mx0r:   i know a few mo ago.. i googled and found sevral 100+ example sed/awk regular expression 'quick answer/examples/faq's'    What you are asking ias bsaically replace one word ie: 'good' with a phrase 'is more perfered'   (for example)
[16:36] <Yankefish> yeah i want it as random data but now i cant decrypt it because header is damaged
[16:36] <ubuntu> heet/fatafeat
[16:36] <yuri_> q: what is the smallest 9.04 distro? the server ed?
[16:36] <sipior> Yankefish: what header?
[16:36] <Yankefish> the hdd header for the encrypted file??
[16:36] <teapot> Thanks again. See ya
[16:36] <Yankefish> i cannot access drive anymore i can see it but it shows as raw data now
[16:36] <sipior> Yankefish: but you've encrypted the whole disk, right? not just a file?
[16:37] <Yankefish> yes whole disk, external 500 gigs
[16:37] <ubuntu> salut je vous embrase*
[16:37] <sipior> Yankefish: what does the truecrypt documentation say about booting from an encrypted volume?
[16:37] <Yankefish> there faq says that my header may be damaged and i can either restore, reformatt
[16:38] <Yankefish> i dont wnt to format as there is 500 gigs of data on drive
[16:38] <Dr_Willis> this is when it pays to have backups.
[16:38] <Yankefish> i want to repair the header file so i can access and backup the data
[16:38] <supersasho> h4mx0r: my usb webcam just disappeard from the audio devices i can choose in skype, the video works, just the audio disappeared.. any idea why and how to fix it?
[16:39] <sipior> Yankefish: i'm still not sure what header file you're referring to. have you got the truecrypt boot loader installed?
[16:39] <owner> hey
[16:39] <Yankefish> no i ahve grub installed, i load ubuntu, the open truecrypt and select device
[16:39] <nealneal> #googlefail
[16:40] <isaac_> I have a bug in Ubuntu Jaunty.  Bug is, in Volume Manager, under Recording options, audio recording keeps remuting itself.  I unmute it, Audacity records from mic port fine.  I close out Volume Control and audio recording from mic is muted again.
[16:40] <sipior> Yankefish: so you haven't encrypted the boot volume, is that correct?
[16:40] <Yankefish> the i insert a password but when i go to select hdd its just says hdd 0 500 gig, it should have a header first then the hdd
[16:40] <owner> has anyone used a advan touch screen monitor with ubuntu?
[16:40] <boss_mc> !bug | isaac_
[16:40] <isaac_>  I've found the bug reported on forums, but no solution yet.  Anyone able to help here?
[16:40] <Yankefish> no i have only encrypted the external hdd
[16:40] <isaac_> boss_mc bug has already been reported.  Any fix?
[16:41] <boss_mc> isaac_: no idea, I thought you'd found a new one, check the bug page for fixes...
[16:41] <Vlet> isaac_: check the launchpad page for the bug
[16:41] <TRINITY> no
[16:41] <Vlet> TRINITY: please?
[16:41] <System4041> i hate when u help ppl and they just buzz off without sayin thanks
[16:42] <System4041> ignorant hoas
[16:42] <sipior> Yankefish: hmm...does the faq mention how a restore is accomplished?
[16:42] <owner> because im having problems installing this touch screen
[16:42] <isaac_> System4041 could be worse.  They could get mad at you when it doesn't work.
[16:42] <Xcell> isaac_-  did you right click your spkr icon and click open volume control and un mute it there?
[16:42] <System4041> isaac_: true i guess lol
[16:42] <isaac_> Xcell yup
[16:42] <Xcell> ok
[16:43] <Yankefish> i read the faq t says if restore isnt working i must find the end of the header using hex edit
[16:43] <creativ3> hi
[16:43] <creat1v3> how i can install the GLIB ?
[16:43] <maveas> GLIB?
[16:44] <creat1v3> yep
[16:44] <sipior> Yankefish: heh heh. this is the time to break out your backups...
[16:44] <maveas> You mean GRUB?
[16:44] <owner> any out there willing to help?
[16:44] <Vlet> !ask | owner
[16:44] <creat1v3> i dont know
[16:44] <creat1v3> is for install irssi
[16:44] <creat1v3> :D
[16:44] <boss_mc> creat1v3: it should be installed by default... without it nothing will run in your OS
[16:44] <Yankefish> lol
[16:44] <maveas> Ah, then Glib
[16:44] <Yankefish> so what should i do
[16:44] <creat1v3> configure: error: GLIB is required to build irssi.
[16:44] <unop_> creat1v3, why not install irssi from the repositories?
[16:44] <unop_> !info irssi
[16:45] <creat1v3> how is?
[16:45] <unop_> creat1v3, sudo apt-get install irssi
[16:45] <creat1v3> mmm k
[16:45] <sipior> Yankefish: restore from backups, unless you fancy messing about with a hex editor.
[16:45] <Vlet> creat1v3: you want the glib source, not just glib
[16:45] <creat1v3> i go to try it :)
[16:45] <creat1v3> thx
[16:45] <owner> why isnt ubuntu detecting my touch screen]
[16:45] <vasilis> bbbbb
[16:45] <Yankefish> Sipor i have no clue about hex lol
[16:45] <Yankefish> can u do it 4 me
[16:45] <sipior> Yankefish: remotely? no, sorry.
[16:46] <Yankefish> yeah anybody
[16:46] <cwind> 1
[16:46] <Vlet> owner: what is the make/model of your touchscreen?
[16:46] <Yankefish> sipor do u know how to use hex though maybe u can walk me thru it
[16:46] <cwind> 有能看懂的吗？
[16:46] <eseven73> !cn | cwind
[16:47] <creat1v3> k
[16:47] <creat1v3> now where is the directory of irssi?
[16:47] <Dr_Willis> Im using irssi even now. :) with irssi - you DO want to go read the docs.
[16:47] <owner> advan touch AMG15TK-TE
[16:47] <Dr_Willis> creat1v3:  just run 'irssi' in a terminal..
[16:47] <creat1v3> but
[16:47] <creat1v3> i want set scripts
[16:47] <Dr_Willis> creat1v3:  i find irssi + znc + terminator works great.
[16:47] <creat1v3> in that
[16:47] <Dr_Willis> creat1v3:  irssi is very scriptable. (again check its docs/homepage_
[16:48] <Justin10ec> Hello, concerning Ubuntu server, to keep it secure do I need to take any more precautions other than updating/upgrading daily?
[16:48] <Vlet> creat1v3: http://doc.gnu-darwin.org/irssi/manual.txt is a good tutorial
[16:48] <Yankefish> Sipor u there
[16:48] <sipior> Yankefish: no, sorry. editing a disk partition with a hex editor is not exactly my idea of a fun time. you can follow instructions in the faq, or restore from backups (the best, fastest option).
[16:48] <owner> vlet: i used elo touch systems on winxp before
[16:49] <Yankefish> check ur pm
[16:49] <owner> the drivers i mean
[16:49] <Vlet> Justin10ec: Not really. There are things you can do to make it 'more' secure... check out http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/hardening_linux
[16:50] <Vlet> owner: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EloIntelliTouch
[16:50] <marcooliva> hi
[16:50] <boss_mc> hi
[16:50] <Vlet> owner: It's not Ubuntu's fault; it's Elo's
[16:50] <marcooliva>  I'm confused -> http://www.ubuntu.com/community/ubuntustory/components#main It is written " The main distribution component contains applications that are free software, can freely be redistributed and are fully supported by the Ubuntu team. " and " The licences for software applications in main must be free, but main may also may contain binary firmware and selected fonts that cannot be modified without permission from their authors. In all case
[16:50] <marcooliva>  s redistribution is unencumbered. "
[16:50] <marcooliva>  Resuming: First is written that in main are only free software but in the end is written that may contains binary firmware and non-free fonts.
[16:50] <FloodBot2> marcooliva: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:50] <marcooliva>  :-S
[16:51] <creat1v3> k :D
[16:51] <creat1v3> its work
[16:51] <creat1v3> and how load a script?
[16:52] <unop_> creat1v3, I would consult the irssi documentation
[16:52] <TRINITY> nowadays i watch some rmvb mvs .who can give me a better decoder?
[16:52] <creat1v3> mmm k
[16:52] <sanity> I'm finding that a long-running Java process (that is quite memory and CPU intensive) is getting killed for no apparent reason.  one time "Killed" was written to the console immediately after the process died (the console that the process had been launched from), another time "Aborted" was written to the console.  Can anyone suggest what may be killing it?
[16:52] <acu> I want to install an email server - is UBUNTU  configuring everything on its own if you choose email server ?
[16:53] <sipior> sanity: out of memory? or process limits exceeded?
[16:53] <Vlet> marcooliva: Free to distribute, but not necessarily free to modify and distribute your modified version.
[16:53] <Vlet> creat1v3: also, #irssi
[16:54] <yuri1> im new to programming and i need some help with gambas... does anyone know a good general programming channel?
[16:54] <owner> Vlet: I followed that tut, i have display but still no touch.  when i entered cat /proc/bus/input/device into terminal touchpad shows up instead of "elo touchsystems" as stated in the HOWTO
[16:55] <Vlet> yuri1: #gambas or #programming maybe :)
[16:55] <V0iD_> Any good flash decompilers for Linux?
[16:55] <yuri1> Vlet: gambas is empty... ill try programming
[16:56] <Vlet> owner: This being a somewhat obscure subject, you may have more success asking on ubuntuforums.org instead of hoping the dozen or so active people in this channel know how to fix it
[16:57] <sanity> sipior: ok, thanks
[16:59] <owner> ok.. sorry
[16:59] <isaac_> Ah well, kmix solved my problem for me.
[17:00] <isaac_> Thanks for the launchpad bug report link y'all
[17:01] <Gourlis> Hello, I have a question, In Software Sources -> Ubuntu Software - I must to have all those selected ?
[17:01] <V0iD_> Any good flash decompilers for Linux?
[17:02] <devilbues> j #drbd
[17:02] <poddus> hello
[17:02] <Gourlis> Hello, I have a question, In Software Sources -> Ubuntu Software - I must to have all those selected ?
[17:03] <Vlet> V0iD_: google.com/#q=linux+flash+decompiler ?
[17:03] <poddus> @gourlis: what are you trying to do?
[17:03] <Baalam> hallo
[17:04] <Gourlis> poddus, nothing. Just learning new things.
[17:04] <poddus> guten tag baalam :)
[17:04] <V0iD_> Vlet: Could you paste that link again I cant open it!
[17:04] <sipior> ha!
[17:04] <Vlet> Gourlis: not necessarily, but some software you may wish to use may not be as 'free' as others. see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories
[17:04] <Baalam> uhh gut einer der deutsch spricht  =)
[17:04] <jarpet> Hi everyone
[17:04] <esay> hi
[17:04] <jarpet> Can someone help me with a simple bash-script problem?
[17:04] <Vlet> V0iD_: it's just a google search for "linux flash decompiler" :p
[17:04] <eseven73> !de | Baalam
[17:05] <llslim> i hve a question  where do i look for problems with gdm? i cannot log in with gdm,  but when ii switch consoles log in through command line. i can stop gdm with invoke-rc.d and start the x server fine with "staartx"'. is there a log file foorr gdm?
[17:05] <Gourlis> Vlet, thanks.. I want to get only officialy updates thats why. :)
[17:05] <V0iD_> Vlet: Thanks but I have tryed that, I thought I might be pointed to a decent one here!
[17:06] <boss_mc> why does jaunty's sources.list have backports commented out but proposed isn't even in there?
[17:06] <boss_mc> proposed is supported more than backports
[17:06] <jarpet> Can someone help me with a simple bash-script problem?
[17:07] <sipior> llslim: yes, have a look in /var/log/gdm/
[17:07] <sipior> jarpet: easiest if you just ask your question directly.
[17:07] <Vlet> !ask | jarpet
[17:07] <eseven73> jarpet, try in ##bash
[17:07] <llslim> sipior: ty
[17:07] <andreas> Hello! I messed up with the GRUB list and really, I can't figure out what's wrong. I tried to "Simplify" the login as the other members of my family like it that way. But now Windows wont boot: http://pastebin.com/m1b9408b0 <- the boot list
[17:08] <andreas> any help any one? *puppyy eyes*
[17:08] <boss_mc> andreas: what's the error?
[17:08] <jarpet> sipior: allright. I'm running: var="Linkin\ /Park"; cd "$var". Can you explain me, why that does not work?
[17:08] <Vlet> andreas: what happens when you boot up?
[17:08] <andreas> Something about "Couldnt find <insert something>" , something like the path
[17:09] <boss_mc> andreas: you have savedefault in your boot instructions
[17:09] <andreas> and then I can press a key and it brings me back to the grub list (Ubuntu works)
[17:09] <v4vijayakumar> I use evdo usb device for internet connection. I am able to connect to internet, and surf. it is identified as mobile broadband but icon shows disconnected. because of this (?!) every time firefox opens in offline mode. any idea how to solve this problem ?!
[17:09] <boss_mc> andreas: but the default is set to 0 (which suggests you don't have a defaults file)
[17:09] <boss_mc> that could be your problem...
[17:09] <andreas> err..
[17:09] <andreas> change the value to 1?
[17:10] <andreas> and the Ubuntu value to 2
[17:10] <boss_mc> andreas: remove the savedefaults from the XP entry
[17:10] <andreas> thank you!! Is that it?
[17:10] <Vlet> jarpet: I don't think you need the "/" before 'Park'
[17:10] <boss_mc> savedefaults makes grub default to the last used entry
[17:11] <boss_mc> andreas: but you need to create a defaults file first
[17:11] <sipior> jarpet: you just want to quote the space, yes?
[17:11] <boss_mc> andreas: just remove that line and it should be fine
[17:11] <andreas> so ..it'll work now? o_O
[17:11] <boss_mc> andreas: hopefully!
[17:11] <andreas> ok I'll try ^^
[17:11] <mvalviar> hi, I tried kde by using sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop (i'm on ubuntu). But know my loading screen is the blue kubuntu logo with the blue progress bar. How do I get the black ubuntu logo with the orange progress bar?
[17:11] <boss_mc> andreas: did you copy the sample one?
[17:11] <solid_liq> !ping
[17:11] <jarpet> sipior: Sry I just typed it wrong. That is clear. Yes i wan't to get the space away
[17:12] <ugubudu> irc.1024chan.org
[17:12] <eseven73> ugubudu, thats a no no.
[17:13] <something_clever> hello all. i just installed ubuntu 9.04 yesterday and im having an issue with some in browser streaming video players with firefox. myspace player looks like a jumble of symbols and blip.tv goes to black screen with the loading symbol but it never loads. anyone have any advice?
[17:14] <boss_mc> !flash | something_clever
[17:14] <tavish> how do i tell apt-get to download packages from cdrom only?
[17:14] <poddus> something_clever: do you have flash installed
[17:14] <sipior> jarpet: you don't need the backslash with quotes. var="Foo Bar", cd "$var" should work.
[17:14] <siropio> i want to unistall apache how i am going to do it?
[17:14] <mvalviar> hi, I tried kde by using sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop (i'm on ubuntu). But know my loading screen is the blue kubuntu logo with the blue progress bar. How do I get the black ubuntu logo with the orange progress bar?
[17:14] <Spike_101> something_clever: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683
[17:14] <something_clever> yeah. like youtube and some other players work, so i dont think its flash
[17:15] <andreas> Changing autovalue in GRUB did not work
[17:15] <andreas> but I know the error message now!
[17:15] <v4vijayakumar> I use evdo usb device for internet connection. I am able to connect to internet, and surf. it is identified as mobile broadband but icon shows disconnected. because of this (?!) every time firefox opens in offline mode. any idea how to solve this problem ?! (2)
[17:15] <boss_mc> andreas: what's the error?
[17:15] <andreas> "Error 1: Filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist."
[17:15] <jarpet> sipior, Wow It does work! :D But Why. How has the space being quoted?
[17:15] <sipior> jarpet: with quotation marks :-)
[17:16] <IceGuest75_> hello!
[17:16] <poddus> something_clever: it  might be that you have a couple different plugins trying to play the file, do you have vlc installed? I think they have an flv plugin
[17:16] <boss_mc> andreas: are the savedefaults lives still there?
[17:16] <andreas> need a re-posting of the grub list?
[17:16] <boss_mc> andreas: go for it
[17:16] <IceGuest75_> i have f*c* my compuret with the gparted xD i can't boot anymore =(
[17:16] <jarpet> sipior, so every space in "" gets quoted? sry just need to really understand this... =)
[17:16] <andreas> http://pastebin.com/m396d6bdf
[17:17] <something_clever> i dont think ive gotten around to installing vlc yet
[17:17] <sipior> jarpet: yes. have a look at http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ , which discusses quoting at length.
[17:18] <boss_mc> andreas: unless you have reasson to believe otherwise, I've always seen chainloader called as chainloader +1 not +0
[17:18] <jarpet> sipior, thank you for your help!
[17:18] <sipior> jarpet: no trouble, have fun!
[17:18] <poddus> something_clever: go to preferences > applications. what does it say for playing flash video?
[17:18] <eseven73> what's with all the people with a host of conference/ubuntu-developer-summit/? entering the channel, is there an event going on today?
[17:18] <andreas> chainloader is now changed to +1 under the Windows part
[17:18] <andreas> the ubuntu entry has no chainloader o_O
[17:18] <andreas> but works
[17:19] <boss_mc> andreas: and you're confident that (hd0,1) is the right one
[17:19] <andreas> it is all automated, I just deleted entries
[17:19] <boss_mc> andreas: the ubuntu one does not use a chainloader, that's for passing the boot loader on to the windows one
[17:19] <andreas> this is a fresh install of Ubuntu
[17:20] <ElectricHeavyLan> Is there an application for Ubuntu that will give you pop-ups when you have new email coming in from your Gmail client? Pidgin doesn't seem to give me that feature or plug-in. Psi is the only other I see but does it have that feature on notifying you of new emails vai Gmail?
[17:20] <andreas> it is ..."/media/disk" in Nautilus, but that's just Ubuntu's path there ..right?
[17:20] <eseven73> ElectricHeavyLan, use gmail through Thunderbird
[17:21] <llslim> the /var/log/gdm/\:0.log   tells mee that x started ok, but no log in troubles. does anyone know gdm process after the password is entered??? is  there a session log or something
[17:21] <porter1> Has anyone in here managed to get the Global Access List working with evolution-mapi?
[17:21] <boss_mc> andreas: that has no bearing on the (hdX,X) unfortunately
[17:21] <eseven73> ElectricHeavyLan, with gmail imap + Thunderbird = popup notifications,,, or you can use Evolution to do the same
[17:21] <ElectricHeavyLan> I need something that will notify me immediately when I get an email, like Google Talk does on Win
[17:22] <ElectricHeavyLan> eseven73: oh
[17:22] <eseven73> so set it for checking email every minute
[17:22] <eseven73> :)
[17:22] <andreas> ElectricHeavyLan: Thunderbird and set it to update every 2 seconds?
[17:22] <eseven73> seconds would be a bit resource intensive I would think, Andreas
[17:22] <ElectricHeavyLan> didn't realize Thunderbird has popup notifications.
[17:23] <hagus> I have Vista and Fedora10 on a partitioned drive.  I wanted to add Ubuntu9.04 but I became a little unstuck when it came to partitioning.
[17:23] <andreas> ....eseven73, what? x)
[17:23] <sipior> ElectricHeavyLan: have you tried installing mail-notification?
[17:23] <boss_mc> andreas: try it again with chainloader +1 and no save defaults
[17:23] <ElectricHeavyLan> that's cool, I usually set it for every 10 minutes or so.
[17:23] <Zzeiss> Anybody here running Ubuntu on a Macbook Unibody?  If so, please msg me.
[17:23] <andreas> ok!
[17:23] <ElectricHeavyLan> sipior: no, i haven't.
[17:24] <gigi> irc.dal.net
[17:24] <Cr4zY|0n3> hello all, i am trying to get my inbuilt webcam to work on ubuntu, im a newbie so have no idea what i should be checking out, anyhelp would be highly appreciated
[17:24] <hagus> I have retained my vista/f10 partition but when I tried changing the size of my Vista and f10 partitions, it did not seem to have succeeded properly.
[17:24] <hagus> Basically, I want to have the best of three worlds - Vista, f10, and U9 :)
[17:25] <Zzeiss> Cr4zY|0n3: What kind of machine?
[17:25] <eseven73> !webcam | Cr4zY|0n3
[17:25] <Cr4zY|0n3> its a Toshiba Satellite L300-12L
[17:25] <sipior> ElectricHeavyLan: http://www.nongnu.org/mailnotify/ . install via "sudo apt-get install mail-notification"
[17:25] <Cr4zY|0n3> will check the links out thanks
[17:25] <ElectricHeavyLan> do you have the url handy? is this an add-on in Thunderbird, which I decided not to install. I have Pidgin installed, maybe I should ask over at #pidgin.
[17:25] <ElectricHeavyLan> sipior: thanks.
[17:26] <orte> mmmmmm exist a italy server for ubuntu?
[17:26] <eseven73> ElectricHeavyLan, thunderbird has built in notifications
[17:26] <azeotrope_> is there a fix for npviewer.bin eating all my cpu cycles yet
[17:26] <azeotrope_> this problem is very frustrating
[17:26] <Vlet> !it | orte
[17:27] <ElectricHeavyLan> sipiorm, eseven73: I'll check both out. ;) Thanks for the info.
[17:27] <orte> grazie 1000 :)
[17:27] <d3lt4One> .
[17:27] <Cr4zY|0n3> Im very sorry haha, what i meant was Im trying to get my inbuilt microphone to work, my webcam works fine, but my mic seems to be the issue, when i try to talk to somebody on skye, all they get is a fuzzy distorted sound
[17:27] <orte> mm ubottu sai come si fa?
[17:28] <something_clever> i reinstalled flash and installed vlc player and gecko player but the streaming players are still failing
[17:28] <andrelom> ;-)
[17:28] <creat1v3> hi
[17:28] <creat1v3> any know about windows and linux?
[17:29] <orte> mmm sapete come si entra sul server italiano di ubuntu?
[17:29] <boss_mc> !ask|creat1v3
[17:29] <Vlet> creat1v3: yes. Is that your only question? ;)
[17:29] <eseven73> !anyone | creat1v3
[17:29] <creat1v3> !anyone
[17:30] <mib_imfyc7> I only came on to thank everyone involved in ubuntu 9.04. I've been trykng out the server edition for a couple of days, and it's so slick. It does exactly what I ask of it, and boots so fast! When I type a command that it doesn't have, it tells me the package to install to get the command. Thanks all. Great distro.
[17:30] <azeotrope_> npviewer.bin is killing all my cpu cycles still :(
[17:30] <azeotrope_> this problem is old, has nobdy fixed it yet?
[17:30] <drew_> guys, I'm testing mythbuntu 9.04 and can't seem to make MythDVD rip work correctly.  can someone please assist?  http://mythbuntu.pastebin.com/f20b6783f
[17:30] <hagus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/182176/ shows what my current setup.  I want to include ubuntu.  What should I do?
[17:30] <creat1v3> how works in linux that? from windows: @echo off ftp -i -s:upload.txt exit
[17:30] <Vlet> azeotrope_: perhaps you could try one of the alternative flash plugins
[17:31] <azeotrope_> Vlet, do you know the package names offhand?
[17:31] <azeotrope_> i can prob find ut if you dont
[17:31] <hagus> mib_imfyc7: that is good to hear - and nice of you too :)
[17:31] <Vlet> azeotrope_: I don't :(
[17:31] <azeotrope_> k thanks
[17:31] <llslim> ElectricHeavyLan: http://checkgmail.sourceforge.net/  and old tutorial for 8.04 http://www.debianadmin.com/gmail-notifier-for-ubuntu.html
[17:31] <azeotrope_> which do you use? flashplugin-nonfree?
[17:31] <Cr4zY|0n3> i want to get my mic to work on ubuntu, i believe it is inbuilt with the webcam on my laptop,  the webcam works fine but i cannot get the mic to work, all i seem to get is a distorted sound when i test the mic on skype
[17:32] <eseven73> !sound | Cr4zY|0n3
[17:33] <isaac_> Or just install kmix like I just did.
[17:33] <hagus> Anyone see why I am unable to proceed with the installation of ubuntu? - I want to be able to triple-boot it from a partition on the same hd as Vista and fedora10.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/182176/
[17:33] <isaac_> Something seems to be wrong with Gnome's volume manager.
[17:33] <Vlet> creat1v3: I don't see how that command could work, so I don't know how to port it to linux's ftp
[17:33] <creat1v3> mm
[17:33] <creat1v3> Vlet,
[17:33] <isaac_> !kmix
[17:34] <creat1v3> is @echo off ftp -i -s:upload.txt exit
[17:34] <boss_mc> creat1v3: ftp blah > /dev/null
[17:34] <Vlet> creat1v3: I see that, but as I said, that seems to do nothing
[17:34] <creat1v3> and in the upload.txt are the user pw and hos of ftp
[17:34] <creat1v3> host**
[17:34] <boss_mc> boss_mc: redirects output to the bitbucket
[17:35] <boss_mc> creat1v3: wow, ignore me, I see now...
[17:35] <boss_mc> !gnash | azeotrope_
[17:35] <hagus> One thing that has happened though is that my fedora installation does not give me all these usb errors as it did before I tried to install ubuntu9.04
[17:35] <creat1v3> :S
[17:36] <hagus> So, even if I get nothing else out of trying u9, it has had some benefit.
[17:36] <Pici> creat1v3: You need to look at the manpage for ftp
[17:36] <creat1v3> mm k
[17:36] <defunct> Does anyone know where I can find an ubuntu 1.6.1 or more subversion package
[17:36] <hagus> However, I woudl prefer to have ubuntu on alongside the others.
[17:36] <hagus> Anyone see why I am unable to proceed with the installation of ubuntu? - I want to be able to triple-boot it from a partition on the same hd as Vista and fedora10.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/182176/
[17:36] <pirate> I just got a new Wacom Bamboo tablet and while it's semi-working I can't make it fully work... pressure sensitivity doesn't seem to be working and the function buttons don't seem to be working at all
[17:37] <IHS_Intern> I'm wondering..I have a Hardy "server"(desktop install with xubuntu, but serves as a headless server) Well, setting up a large number of machines would be easier if the image was shared via FTP, what is an easy to setup FTP server? I don't care about being able to upload to it remotely, I'll just use scp for that.
[17:37] <boss_mc> !netinstall | IHS_Intern
[17:37] <lwizardl> is there anyway to auto resize a folder of images into 640x488 res?
[17:38] <hagus> ty ubottu
[17:38] <IHS_Intern> boss_mc, I have an acronis backup image I am using.
[17:38] <boss_mc> IHS_Intern: oh right
[17:38] <Vlet> creat1v3: http://linux.die.net/man/5/netrc
[17:38] <eseven73> lwizardl, I think ImageMagick does that, sudo aptitude install imagemagick
[17:39] <creat1v3> ftp -put file.txt host:21
[17:39] <ZykoticK9> IHS_Intern, i always liked proftpd when i ran ftp servers, there is also a gui config in gproftpd if you're interested.  It has a config file that is kinda similar to apache's
[17:39] <creat1v3> user and pw?
[17:39] <IHS_Intern> boss_mc, I'm using Acronis on a CD, but the 1.3GB image doesn't fit, and none of these systems have DVD drives. I am currently limited to the amount I can have installing by the amount of thumbdrives I have that are 2GB or larger.
[17:39] <Vlet> creat1v3: See above link. They're set in the ~/.netrc file
[17:40] <IHS_Intern> ZykoticK9, thanks, I'll try that
[17:40] <hagus> hm - does not really answer my question - the typical problems Faq
[17:40] <daniel2> hi
[17:41] <daniel2> can the ubuntu normal install work on a p3 500mhz with 128mb of ram?
[17:41] <hagus> Anyone else got Vista and fedora10 and have managed to add Ubuntu?
[17:41] <Zero_Dogg> How can I completely revert back to the edge scrolling (like in 8.10) from the two-finger scrolling in 9.04?
[17:42] <ZykoticK9> daniel2, the livecd requires more memory, you could try xubuntu-alternate cd, text only install with only 128mb
[17:42] <eseven73> daniel2, without compiz, it should
[17:42] <eseven73> Id use Xubuntu on that machine though
[17:42] <eseven73> or fluxbox even
[17:42] <deany> I see there are flashplugin-nonfree and flashplugin-installer packages (I installed thru ubuntu-restricted-extras i think), there is also adobe-flashplugin package.  any difference?
[17:42] <daniel2> surprisingly my army unit is having me install it, and they gave me a regular install cd, and a slow pc ;/
[17:42] <caodagua> hi guys
[17:43] <rashed2020> Can you clone a running PC?
[17:43] <azeotrope_> yes
[17:43] <azeotrope_> it's done by forensics
[17:43] <azeotrope_> i don't know how
[17:43] <azeotrope_> s/by/for
[17:43] <rashed2020> Ah
[17:43] <santtu> #ubuntu-fi
[17:43] <daniel2> I don't have that option
[17:44] <daniel2> I have what they gave me
[17:44] <daniel2> its just the normal install
[17:44] <daniel2> I tried safe graphics mode, and disabling acpi
[17:44] <blu3_b4ll5> hmm
[17:44] <daniel2> it sits for a long time
[17:44] <daniel2> and locks up
[17:45] <doimir> daniel2 Ive used linux with kde and gnome on these type of machine for years ex: p2 350, p2 400
[17:45] <ZykoticK9> daniel2, it's probably running out of memory during install - i think they recommend 300+MB for livecd install...
[17:45] <daniel2> well what work arounds could I use for the live cd
[17:45] <azeotrope_> the alternate install cd requires less
[17:45] <daniel2> zykotic, that's what I was thinking
[17:45] <azeotrope_> use the alternate cd
[17:45] <daniel2> I can't get it
[17:46] <azeotrope_> why?
[17:46] <daniel2> I'm working right now, army gives me what they have, and tell me to do itt :/
[17:46] <azeotrope_> oh
[17:46] <ZykoticK9> daniel2, i doubt there will be a funtioning work around for the regular livecd, xubuntu alt really is best for your system...  good luck.
[17:46] <azeotrope_> well that's absurd
[17:46] <azeotrope_> you ned the alternate iso, man.
[17:46] <azeotrope_> it says so right in th documentation
[17:46] <daniel2> if you was prior military or in, you'd know what I mean
[17:46] <blu3_b4ll5> The Army
[17:46] <azeotrope_> im sorry, i don't know anyo ther way, the docs say to use th alternate cd
[17:47] <ltcabral> how can i copy everything inside a folder with SCP?
[17:47] <azeotrope_> man scp
[17:47] <azeotrope_> hint: it's similar to cp
[17:47] <deany> I just removed adobes flashplugin and installed gnash thru repos.  Now FF says there is no flash plugin
[17:47] <hagus> Does my ubuntu / partition require to be a primary partition?
[17:48] <azeotrope_> hagus, no
[17:48] <ZykoticK9> azeotrope_, man scp - and check out the "-r" option
[17:48] <talirk81> I have an issue where my JeOS 8.04.1  is panicing but nothng shows up in the logs regarding the panic. How can  force my system to email the panic data or log it?
[17:48] <defunct> Does anyone know where I can find an ubuntu 1.6.1 or more subversion package?
[17:48] <hagus> ty azeotrope_ :)
[17:48] <Proteus^> linux needs a new file structure :-/
[17:48] <azeotrope_> deany, i am twying swfdec
[17:48] <v4vijayakumar> I use evdo usb device for internet connection. I am able to connect to internet, and surf. it is identified as mobile broadband but icon shows disconnected. because of this (?!) every time firefox opens in offline mode. any idea how to solve this problem ?!
[17:48] <Demonicdata> hey i want to upgrade to wireless N is linux working with Wireless N yet
[17:48] <azeotrope_> ZykoticK9, you mean ltcabral ?
[17:48] <pirate> I'm trying to get my new wacom tablet to work in ubuntu. Some features work (like moving the cursor and clicking by touching the pad with the stylus) while other don't (like pressure sensing and the buttons on the pad)
[17:49] <pirate> could someone help me?
[17:49] <IHS_Intern> daniel2, I run xubuntu on a 600mhz p3 with 256MB of RAM, 128MB and 192MB are both not quite enough to run smoothly, and xubuntu is more lightweight than normal ubuntu.
[17:49] <azeotrope_> sweet, now with swfdec firefox takes up 88 % of my cpu and the video plays at th wrong speed
[17:49] <azeotrope_> if i had some ecstasy I'd be in business
[17:49] <ZykoticK9> azeotrope_, no regarding your scp question give scp a "-r" recursive argument
[17:49] <azeotrope_> ZykoticK9, I had no scp question
[17:49] <rashed2020> Well is there a way to make partimage ignore a certain dir?
[17:50] <ZykoticK9> azeotrope_, sorry yes that was suppose to be directed to ltcabral sorry
[17:50] <azeotrope_> ZykoticK9, np
[17:50] <hagus> Proteus^: I am trying to partition 125Mb of unallocated space to make it ready for ubuntu.  How should I do that?
[17:50] <kravlin> does anyone know of a battery calibration uitility for linux/ubuntu?
[17:50] <azeotrope_> 125 mb seems a bit small hagus
[17:50] <azeotrope_> you mean gb?
[17:50] <caodagua> rashed2020 I think the better way is to move that dir to another HD or pen
[17:50] <daniel2> dang
[17:50] <ltcabral> ZykoticK9: thanks
[17:51] <caodagua> rashed2020 before you create the image
[17:51] <daniel2> what if I had 256mb of ram?
[17:51] <hagus> The sizes being reported by gparted are a little strange to me.
[17:51] <daniel2> might talk them into throwing me another ram stick
[17:51] <wildc4rd> evening all
[17:51] <caodagua> hagus How come ?
[17:51] <Proteus^> hagus: i fyou only have 125mb of space, i would suggest not using ubuntu, check out puppylinux http://www.puppylinux.org/ you can install it to a flash drive as well and boot that way
[17:51] <knitt1> hello ubunteros.  i really need your help
[17:51] <siropio> i want to know if have APACHE???
[17:51] <azeotrope_> 256 mb is cutting it close daniel2
[17:52] <rashed2020> caodagua: gotcha
[17:52] <azeotrope_> can't you just get an alternate cd by begging
[17:52] <knitt1> ntfs-3g somehow corrupted my external hd
[17:52] <creativ3> hi again
[17:52] <creativ3> :D
[17:52] <Pici> siropio: Its not installed by default unless you did the server install and selected it.
[17:52] <knitt1> i cannot ls a folder, but i can still change to and ls subfolders of that folder
[17:52] <Doonz> hey guys, i did a raid 5 grow operation. the array is listed at its expected capacity but when i look at the mount point its still showing the old capacity
[17:52] <knitt1> what to do?
[17:52] <creativ3> irc scripter?
[17:52] <creativ3> how is that?
[17:52] <daniel2> the live cd is slowly booting up lol
[17:52] <creativ3> write file.html <h1>test</h1>
[17:53] <creativ3> dont work
[17:53] <creativ3> :S
[17:53] <daniel2> I got 1 window, didn't know gnome was so bulky
[17:53] <azeotrope_> deany, did you get gnash working
[17:53] <azeotrope_> deany, i have the same problem as you, no plugin detected
[17:53] <benjoldersma> does anyone know of an rss reader that uses the new jaunty notifications?
[17:53] <Pici> creativ3: I think you may want to take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[17:53] <v4vijayakumar> I use evdo usb device for internet connection. I am able to connect to internet, and surf. it is identified as mobile broadband but icon shows disconnected. because of this (?!) every time firefox opens in offline mode. any idea how to solve this problem ?!
[17:53] <deany> didnt install the mozilla-gnash lol.  its painfully slow tho so its been removed
[17:53] <lzantal>  Just installed 9.04 server with software raid and when I boot I get /dev/md1 does not exist. Anyone came a cross this before?
[17:54] <kravlin> does anyone know of a battery calibration uitility for linux/ubuntu? I'm getting really horrible battery times on on a 1 year old laptop.
[17:54] <lzantal> and puts me in busybox shell
[17:54] <azeotrope_> it can't b worse than the adobe plugin
[17:54] <azeotrope_> that thing saturates all my cpu cycles
[17:54] <Fishscene> v4vijayakumar: How do you know you are able to connect to the internet?
[17:54] <talirk81> I have an issue where my JeOS 8.04.1  is panicing but nothng shows up in the logs regarding the panic. How can  force my system to email the panic data or log it?
[17:54] <v4vijayakumar> Fishscene: :) I chat
[17:55] <hagus> The sizes shown are unallocated (1.00 MB), /dev/sda1 ntfs Vista 167.73Gb (used 56.57Gb), unallocated 7.54MB, /dev/sda2 ext3 /boot Fedora 70.60MB Used 29.67 MB, unallocated 125.51MB, /dev/sda3 lvm2 64.95GB
[17:55] <daniel2> maybe this will convince my unit to upgrade
[17:55] <daniel2> next you know the army will tell me to install vista on a pentium 2
[17:56] <hagus> I have Vista, fedora10 and want to have ubuntu9.04
[17:56] <azeotrope_> none of the free flash plugins work, and flashplugin-nonfree takes all of my CPU. this is weak
[17:56] <hagus> Something seems to have gone awry in my partitions, even though everything is currently working ok -
[17:56] <dax2112rush1> Hi, I have a problem with my "task bar" in ubuntu 9.04: maximized windows bottoms are "behind" the task bar when the panel size is not the default 20 pixels. Doe anyone know how to fix that?
[17:57] <hagus> Obviously, I am unable to put ubuntu on but I feel that 180Gb could be shared between 3 operating systems without too much trouble.
[17:57] <mcollin> does anyone know a good place for textbooks
[17:57] <daniel2> well
[17:57] <tjlowery09> irc.theoneserv.net
[17:57] <daniel2> for one, good luck with the vista boot loader
[17:57] <amseidler> mcollin: A shelf would be nice
[17:58] <daniel2> and ya a spammer...
[17:58] <hagus> There is an orange triangle with an exclamation mark inside opposite the lvm2 entry.
[17:58] <IHS_Intern> I'm cloning -several- machines, and a large number of them don't have swap working because the UUID is wrong, I can make it work easily enough by just replacing the UUID with /dev/sda5, now, to make my life easier, I'd like to make a script to do it automatically, and the UUID for swap is the same on all the machines, both the working and non-working ones... what would I put in a script to fix it? Also renaming th
[17:58] <IHS_Intern> em would be nice, too...50-60 machines with the same name on the network might cause issues once the DNS/DHCP/whatever it is that thinks it can assign whatever name it wants gets taken care of over the summer
[17:58] <caodagua> I have a doubt :       if I make a copy of  the   MBR  in a disk with dd , recording the first 512 kb to a file , when I restore the file MBR back to the pc will it generate the partitions again ?
[17:58] <genii> caodagua: No.
[17:59] <caodagua> genii how can I record the partition table of a HD
[17:59] <hagus> Although the lvm2 is listed, there is a message saying that lvm is not supported :(
[17:59] <wojtek> Hi People, does anybody knows how to make usage of an broadcom 4328 wireless card in Ubuntu ?
[17:59] <erUSUL> IHS_Intern: sudo sed -i 's/oldUUID/newUUID/' /etc/fstab
[17:59] <rkitect> what is the command to list users on a system?
[17:59] <kravlin> does anyone know of a battery calibration uitility for linux/ubuntu? I'm getting really horrible battery times on on a 1 year old laptop.
[18:00]  * hagus wonders if there is a channel where partitioning is the main topic?
[18:00] <azeotrope_> rkitect, who
[18:00] <zimbres> hi, I am trying to kill a process with kill, but the program is still alive, when I look for it with ps -ef | grep root.exe. Why it is not killed?
[18:00] <amseidler> killall
[18:00] <ZykoticK9> rkitect, "cat /etc/passwd"
[18:00] <azeotrope_> zimbres, did you kill -9 it
[18:00] <wojtek> zimbres kill -9 pid
[18:00] <caodagua> insted of recording the hole disk, I want to "capture"  the same disk table and create images of every partition.
[18:00] <rkitect> azeotrope_: anyone that has a login on the system
[18:00] <daniel2> root.exe?
[18:00] <rkitect> azeotrope_: thanks
[18:00] <azeotrope_> rkitect, cat /etc/passwd
[18:00] <caodagua> is it possible
[18:00] <hagus> sounds a little windowesqe that root.exe :)
[18:00] <caodagua> ?
[18:00] <rkitect> ZykoticK9: thanks to you too :)
[18:00] <zimbres> azeotrope_, wojtek , no just kill pid
[18:01] <daniel2> that's what I was thinking
[18:01] <azeotrope_> zimbres, kill it like you mean it
[18:01] <genii> caodagua: You calculate the offsett from the beginning of the disk, then again use dd to get it. I do not know the exact math involved for the computing of the individual partitions or their length however.
[18:02] <zimbres> azeotrope_, you mean kill -9 pid? this will kill all my processes isn't it?
[18:02] <azeotrope_> zimbres, no
[18:02] <caodagua> genii can you give some hints to look information on this subject ?
[18:02] <azeotrope_> zimbres, it will kill only the pid you specify
[18:02] <genii> caodagua: I found originally an article on this subject when trying to find how to mount specific partition in a dd'd entire disk image. you might be able to find the info in the same way
[18:02] <azeotrope_> zimbres, you can use killall if you want to list the name of the process instead
[18:02] <azeotrope_> zimbres, killall -9
[18:03] <caodagua> genii sorry I didn't catch that .... I'm not english
[18:03] <ZykoticK9> zimbres, looks like root.exe is some sort of malware/virus - why are you trying to run this?  if it is an exe then it's really wine that you should try to be killing.
[18:03] <doimir> killall root.exe
[18:03] <hagus> I have deleted that /lvm2 partition
[18:03]  * hagus hopes he will not live to regret this
[18:03] <azeotrope_> hagus, your data is backed up right
[18:03] <azeotrope_> RIGHT?
[18:03] <hagus> no
[18:03] <eseven73> lol
[18:04]  * hagus trembles
[18:04] <azeotrope_> you have balls i'll give you that
[18:04] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:04] <daniel2> still waiting for the live cd, hasn't froze yet ;D
[18:04]  * hagus reboots in the hope that he will still be able to come back in a few minutes.
[18:04] <zimbres> ZykoticK9, root is the name of the package I am using.
[18:04] <azeotrope_> zimbres, root.exe ?
[18:05] <ZykoticK9> zimbres, ya are you trying to run a virus or trying to hack a system?  either way - have fun...
[18:05] <porter1> Has anyone in here managed to get the Global Access List working with evolution-mapi? Using OpenChange seems to finds the GAL just fine.
[18:06] <amseidler> Does anyone know of a email client that will allow you to sync with hotmail.com?
[18:06] <mrbob009> i think that font-aliasing makes the fonts look ugly on my nc10 screen
[18:06] <mrbob009> can i disable that somewhere?
[18:07] <kravlin> amsidler: shouldn't any of them?
[18:07] <MadAGu> how can i install gnome 2.26.2 on ubuntu 9.04?
[18:07] <amseidler> kravlin: Wha?
[18:07] <kravlin> amsilder: as long as you have pop3?
[18:07] <amseidler> kravlin: It's hotmail, not pop3
[18:07] <zimbres> azeotrope_, ZykoticK9 This is the software I use, it is not a virus or something like that http://root.cern.ch/drupal/
[18:07] <amseidler> !hotmail
[18:07] <J11> amseidler: I think you can import them in gmail, and gmail has imap
[18:07] <azeotrope_> holy shit zimbres I've used ROOT before
[18:08] <kravlin> amseidler: doesn't hotmail have pop3?
[18:08] <azeotrope_> I didn't know you were doing that
[18:08] <amseidler> kravlin: not that i know of...
[18:08] <Pici> azeotrope_: Can you please mind your language here
[18:08] <azeotrope_> it's a pain in the ass though, a lot of work for just a histogram
[18:08] <kravlin> MadAGu: run update-manager -d
[18:08] <azeotrope_> sorry
[18:08] <vampiro> hello, xorg not work with driver nvidia
[18:08] <Pici> MadAGu: kravlin: Please do not do that or suggest that.
[18:08] <vampiro> help me !
[18:08] <MadAGu> kravlin: this will update the distro
[18:08] <MadAGu> i want just to update gnome
[18:09] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:09] <IHS_Intern> erUSUL, so something like.. sudo sed -i 's/UUID=717b362f-0c96-4d13-8328-fe55666acbf1//dev/sda5/' /etc/fstab or would the slashes break it? otherwise, how would I find the new UUID of the swap partition?
[18:09] <ZykoticK9> zimbres, ok legitimate root.exe - have you tried compiling instead of using the windows version?  anyways - good luck man.
[18:09] <kravlin> MadAGu: sorry misread the on as or.  My font sucks for that.
[18:09] <Pici> MadAGu: There is no official way of doing that, either wait for the packages to go into -updates or -backports.
[18:10] <kravlin> Pici: read the on as an or. Sorry.
[18:10] <azeotrope_> he doesn't even ned to compile I think there are binaries for linux for ROOT
[18:10] <MadAGu> kravlin: no problem :)
[18:10] <Pici> kravlin: That command upgrades the release to the next *development* release, which is Karmic at this point, and is very unstable and unsupported.
[18:10] <azeotrope_> running the windows version in linux is silly, ROOT works in linux.
[18:10] <azeotrope_> natively.
[18:10] <kravlin> Pici: i figured. I figured he was running 8.10 and wanted to update to 9.04
[18:10] <kravlin> Pici: as i said. I misread on as or.
[18:11] <MadAGu> question 2: how can i make the notifications appear instead of top right , down right?
[18:11] <ZykoticK9> Shortguy109, Audacity - Edit / Preferences - Recording Device - try the various options... see if any work.
[18:11] <IHS_Intern> I run the windows version of Firefox, and Flash, at home, both work on linux natively...just not as well as the windows versions under WINE xD
[18:11] <Shortguy109> ZykoticK9: i've tried them all
[18:11] <eseven73> MadAGu, down right? you mean bottom right?
[18:11] <Pici> kravlin: Even so, the -d means the development release, not a stable release.
[18:11] <ZykoticK9> Shortguy109, can you record from Mic or Line in with other programs?
[18:11] <MadAGu> eseven73: yes my mistake
[18:12] <Shortguy109> ZykoticK9: yeah i can record with a mic, but i want to record using my preamp
[18:12] <kravlin> Pici: odd. that's how i upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04. What's the correct way to do that?
[18:12] <tones> IHS_Intern: you really shouldnt...
[18:12] <FatsDominoTheory> Is there an advantage to using UUIDs in fstab of just using the /dev files
[18:12] <tones> FatsDominoTheory: yup
[18:12] <IHS_Intern> tones, I can't play a flash game I really like with the linux version of flash, and heavy flash slows the native version down to a crawl, while the windows version runs fine
[18:12] <ZykoticK9> Shortguy109, ? don't understand your setup / issue i guess.  good luck.
[18:12] <zimbres> ZykoticK9, I am not using windows version, I installed from source code. The whole thing is that put it in the background with Ctrl Z in the terminal I was running it, and then was not being able to kill it with kill. But kill -9 solved the problem.
[18:12] <Pici> kravlin: use -c if anything.
[18:12] <tones> FatsDominoTheory: if you rearrange your partitions, the uuid stays the same
[18:13] <ZykoticK9> zimbres, .exe is a windows thing???
[18:13] <pARAd0X85> hi
[18:13] <azeotrope_> zimbres, fg will bring it back to the foreground
[18:13] <Pici> kravlin: It only worked for you because Karmic probably wan't open when you tried.
[18:13] <stew> FatsDominoTheory: the /dev files are more likely to change, for instance if you add or remove a disk or controller, the /dev names might all change, but the uuids will all still stay the same
[18:13] <kravlin> Pici: ok. i'll do that from now on. Thanks for the info!
[18:13] <tones> IHS_Intern: fair dues, but defeats the point of linux really
[18:13] <Pici> kravlin: sure, np.
[18:13] <azeotrope_> ZykoticK9, the people who wrote root are strange, they might call the binary root.exe
[18:13] <amseidler> !hi | pARAd0X85
[18:13] <MrPunkin> Hey guys. I'm having issues where I can't connect from one set of boxes to a mail relay on port 25, but another set of boxes can connect. Both see the relay at the same IP however. The mailrelay doesn't even show incoming connections (when using tcpdump) from the boxes that won't connect.
[18:13] <kravlin> amsilder: i'm trying to get a hotmail account to play with it. gimme a second
[18:13] <enigme> hi -- I just installed 9.04 on my laptop and my wifi connection is extremely unstable (laggy SSH connections, repeated network disconnections...)
[18:13] <MrPunkin> Anyone know how to check if these boxes are blocking outbound port25 connections?
[18:13] <amseidler> kravlin: Alright :)
[18:13] <IHS_Intern> tones, about as much as any software under WINE or closed source stuff, such as flash.
[18:14] <pARAd0X85> I have ubuntu 8.04, I want to access to compiz, but it seems that the version included is modified than the original one
[18:14] <pARAd0X85> is it true ?
[18:14] <zimbres> ZykoticK9, I don't know why it has an .exe
[18:14] <amseidler> pARAd0X85: Upgrade to 9/04
[18:14] <tones> best way to mount a windows share as a virtual filesystem through samba?
[18:15] <pARAd0X85> amseidler, compiz there is better ?
[18:15] <ZykoticK9> tones, samba is typically server side, client side is Nautilus or smbmount type things
[18:15] <amseidler> pARAd0X85: Pardon me?
[18:15] <pARAd0X85> why u said update ?
[18:15] <pARAd0X85> amseidler, you suggested me to update
[18:15] <tones> IHS_Intern: ZykoticK9: thanks, only just began using it
[18:16] <amseidler> pARAd0X85: Yes, to Ubuntu 9.04
[18:16] <pARAd0X85> only because you have seen the 9.04 ?
[18:17] <IHS_Intern> well.. as this system isn't "in production" I suppose I can get away with running sudo sed -i 's/UUID=717b362f-0c96-4d13-8328-fe55666acbf1//dev/sda5/' /etc/fstab if something breaks terribly I can just copy the image back to this computer, and try something different.
[18:17] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:17] <amseidler> kravlin: Any luckY/
[18:17] <amseidler> kravlin: Luck**
[18:17] <skinnymg1> can i please get someone to help me out getting the screen resolution right in 9.04
[18:17] <kravlin> amseidler: some. you're trying to get your hotmail account into what program?
[18:18] <robbon33> hello
[18:18] <IHS_Intern> Oh, that doesn't run anyways sed: -e expression #1, char 46: unknown option to `s'
[18:18] <amseidler> kravlin: Any. Just want a client
[18:18] <amseidler> !hello | robbon33
[18:18] <robbon33> i installed the ubuntu last version in my pc as english
[18:18] <robbon33> somehow it ended up in the same language as my windows
[18:18] <kravlin> amseidler: http://lifehacker.com/5151551/hotmail-enables-pop3-for-us-users
[18:18] <pluttrick> swe channal ?
[18:18] <gverig> I'm working on a laptop and sometimes it's docked (two screen setup) and sometimes it's not. is there a good way to configure the setup so that both setups would work normally? As in, when I have an external monitor it's treated as primary, when I have only laptop monitor- it's.. well the only monitor and Screen is the size of the monitor (right now my screen is extended beyond the monitor)
[18:18] <robbon33> i found the option to change/download the language
[18:18] <LukaszJ> Hello there
[18:19] <robbon33> if i change/download the language will it change completely as if it was originally instatlled in that language? (english)
[18:19] <amseidler> kravlin: thank you. i'll use evolution
[18:19] <pluttrick> swe?
[18:19] <LukaszJ> Sorry for a dumb question but what would you guys do if you need to find your audio device in the dev tree?
[18:19] <kravlin> amseidler: sounds good. I'
[18:20] <picklesworth> Hey, anyone know of something /like/ AptOnCD that will back up a list of packages I've installed over the defaults? (AptOnCD doesn't work in my case because it relies on me never clearing the package cache)
[18:20] <amseidler> kravlin: Thanks
[18:20] <stew> LukaszJ: look in /dev/snd/*
[18:20] <kravlin> amseidler: sounds good. I'm working through the steps to try and make sure i can get it working
[18:20] <picklesworth> doesn't have to be a GUI; just has to be easy :)
[18:20] <J11> Has anyone encountered a similar problem with an application: When I use kate, and I scroll in a long file and click on a line the line changes into another line(including the line-numbering) and all the lines from that line continue with that numbering, but the lines before that line still has the same number resulting in duplicate of missing lines in the buffer
[18:20] <LukaszJ> It gets recognized automatically by ALSA
[18:20] <amseidler> kravlin: Alright, I'm doing the same now.
[18:20] <IHS_Intern> aaaand back to having no idea what I'm doing.... how do I make a script to change a UUID to /dev/sda5, or find the new UUID since acronis changed it, apparently, and then change the old UUID to the new one?
[18:20] <robbon33> hi
[18:20] <LukaszJ> stew: Thanks, already figured that out, but, there are few..
[18:20] <robbon33> i'd like to change my ubuntu entire language
[18:20] <tones> IHS_Intern: just find the new uuid
[18:21] <ZykoticK9> LukaszJ, "cat /dev/sndstat" might be of help as well...
[18:21] <stew> LukaszJ: and what exactly are you trying to figure out?
[18:21] <robbon33> is it possiblle trought system>administration>languages?
[18:21] <picklesworth> robbon33: Yep, it is!
[18:21] <robbon33> picklesworth:
[18:21] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:21] <pluttrick> Swe Channal ?
[18:21] <robbon33> i wanted to change it to english
[18:21] <IHS_Intern> tones, I havn't a clue how to, and I have 50-60 machines I'm working with. Most of them have this issue.
[18:21] <robbon33> will change everythingg?
[18:21] <robbon33> including applications?
[18:22] <picklesworth> robbon33: If you want to change the language for everyone, use the second option in the Language Support tool after installing a language :)
[18:22] <arand> Using virtual midi keyboards, is there supposed to be sound by just routing it to midi through, using JACK?
[18:22] <pluttrick> any swe ?
[18:22] <taxman> Hi I installed to a USB stick on a macbook and it borked the MacOSx drive, presumably by installing grub. How do I fix it?
[18:22] <arktvrvs> try
[18:22] <Turtl3> intermident
[18:22] <skinnymg1> can i please get someone to help me out getting the screen resolution right in 9.04
[18:22] <picklesworth> robbon33: It will indeed change absolutely everything :)
[18:22] <arktvrvs> !swe
[18:22] <arktvrvs> !sweden
[18:22] <arktvrvs> !se
[18:22] <arand> !se | taxman
[18:22] <amseidler> skinnymg1: Yes
[18:22] <amseidler> skinnymg1: I can help
[18:22] <pluttrick> thx
[18:22] <amseidler> skinnymg1: PM please
[18:22] <arktvrvs> yw
[18:23] <arand> taxman: sorry, that was meant for plutt :)
[18:23] <robbon33> picklesworth:
[18:23] <robbon33> by default ubuntu supports in web browsing oriental languages?
[18:23] <robbon33> chinese, japanese, etc
[18:24] <skinnymg1> amsiedler
[18:24] <picklesworth> robbon33: It should... that partly comes down to what font is being used, but the default font supports a pretty huge set of characters
[18:24] <amseidler> Yes?
[18:24] <picklesworth> (The default is just "sans")
[18:24] <amseidler> skinnymg1: Yes?
[18:24] <skinnymg1> whats this bot thing that popped up
[18:25] <taxman> robbon33: I believe you have to install the language support for them. Go to System -> Administration -> Language support
[18:25] <robbon33> ok
[18:25] <robbon33> thanks
[18:26] <acerbus> Is there any clean way to install the Intel Xorg drivers from 8.04 in 9.04? The Intel-driver in 9.04 breaks my graphics card.
[18:26] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:27] <robbon33> ubuntu has a native text corrector?
[18:27] <robbon33> if i write anything in any application in my language
[18:27] <robbon33> it corrects it
[18:28] <samd> !bot
[18:28] <robbon33> can i put the system in one language and the spell checking in another?
[18:28] <Turtl3> !windows
[18:28] <samd> robbon33: yes
[18:28] <Jagis> is there a reason I can't find moblock or mobloque in synaptic?
[18:28] <robbon33> thats fantastic
[18:28] <robbon33> thanks
[18:28] <samd> robbon33: after setting your system language, go to system > administration > language support, to install other languages
[18:30] <kerebrus> hello everyone
[18:30] <ZykoticK9> Jagis, doing an "apt-cache search moblock" or "mobloque" gives nothing - it's not in the default ubuntu repo?
[18:30] <LukaszJ> ZykoticK9: Thank you, it gives me the irq.
[18:30] <IHS_Intern> so... if I type in sudo vol_id /dev/sda5 and it tells me it's swap but doesn't list a UUID, does that mean it has no new UUID?
[18:30] <Dr_Willis> !uuid
[18:31] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:31] <Jagis> Zykotic- Peer Guardian doesn't come up either, but the ubuntu forums recommended them both for safer file sharing
[18:32] <jake> help! 9.04 somehow my network is refusing to connect to updates "111 refused"
[18:32] <jake> it worked fine till a week ago
[18:33] <IHS_Intern> sda5, my swap partition has no UUID.. fstab has a UUID for the swap partition, and, swap isn't enabled because it can't be found. Great, so 40-50 of the 50-60 machines have this issue after cloning from Acronis shrinking it. and I still don't know how to make an "easy" fix for this volume of machines. I've been manually editing them with nano :/
[18:33] <kerebrus> Hello I tried going to display properties and a box popped up "You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server." any ideas?
[18:33] <Turtl3> kerebus, do what it says
[18:34] <gravemind158> hello
[18:34] <Turtl3> put that in the konsole
[18:34] <LukaszJ> stew: Well, I've got a problem with Ekiga; It's configured correctly, but calling the echo test doesn't produce any sound out, it's just silent. The devices are set to ALSA. I got some output tellig me there are problems writing to the audio output device so I though It might have been that
[18:34] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:34] <jake> please help I cant update or add packages
[18:34] <ZykoticK9> jake, try switching to a different mirror (system / admin / software sources / Download from: / then "sudo apt-get update" then try running updates again
[18:34] <genii> jake: If you are behind a proxy server, change the sources.list to reflect this
[18:34] <gravemind158> i have a small problem, im on the ubuntu 9.04 live cd, but i want to install ubuntu now... but it stops at 50% and just do nothing
[18:34] <jake> I tried that already
[18:35] <gravemind158> any solution?
[18:35] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:35] <kerebrus> 9.0.4 seems to have some issues with networking, since ive installed it. it randomly wont let me connect to certain sites and sometimes will not connect to sources for synaptic.
[18:35] <coz_> gravemind158,   when you run the cd  also run the check cd option to be sure the disk isnt corrupted
[18:35] <jake> I haven't changed anything it just started refusing connections from the servers and I don't now how to change
[18:36] <gravemind158> ok
[18:36] <jake> I've checked that my router is not blocking it and its fine
[18:36] <jake> proxies haven't changed at all
[18:37] <Cope> Hi... I've just plugged in a 1.5TB USB disk into my machine (running gutsy), but I don't see a linux device in dmesg or fdisk or df; All I see is: usb 5-2: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 2
[18:37] <Cope> What do I need to do to see / mount / create a FS on this disk?
[18:37] <jake> also my software repositories deleted itself and I re added them agian
[18:38] <genii> jake: There seems a few things you might wnt to check or try on this forum: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83401
[18:38] <rignes> Hey there.  I enabled blur in compiz on 9.04 and found my system doesn't like it.  I can't see anythign on the screen.  How can I turn that feature off from the command line?
[18:38] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:38] <rignes> Or, alternatively, is there a way to restore compiz back to defaults?
[18:38] <kravlin> does anyone know of a battery calibration uitility for linux/ubuntu?
[18:39] <Shortguy109> rignes: i use compizswitch, it's good, u can turn compiz on and off and keep defaults
[18:39] <Spike_101> hi my webcam quickcam logithek works on camorama but nowhere else any clue?
[18:39] <ZykoticK9> Cope, try typing "mount /dev/sd <then press the TAB key> you should see your usb drive with a letter and a number, including your plugged in drive - once you know what drive/partition it is you could manually mount it [all this should be automatic]
[18:39] <puffandstuff> hi
[18:39] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:40] <rignes> Shortguy109: Is that part of the standard install?  I don't seem to have it.
[18:40] <genii> Cope: Sounds like the chipset of the usb->sata (I presume sata here) converter in your enclosure may not be known and therefore no driver gets loaded to understand it as a mass-storage device
[18:40] <Shortguy109> rignes: nah it isn't u gotta download it
[18:40] <puffandstuff> Does anyone packaged Linux Trace Toolkit as ubuntu package ?
[18:40] <jake> thanks for your help
[18:40] <Shortguy109> rignes: if ya google it it shud come up
[18:40] <pizzledizzle> how do you enable vsync in linux? im using nvidia's properiatery drivers
[18:41] <Cope> genii: Yeah, think it is SATA
[18:41] <binarymutant> when the jaunty release parties were happening there was a site that included webcam streams from various LoCos, does anyone know the url to that?
[18:41] <jake> it seems to have fixed itself
[18:41] <Thorgrin> how can I change the default program for opening FLAC files?
[18:41] <kerebrus> how do you install nvidia drivers in ubuntu 9.0.4?
[18:41] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:41] <skinnymg1> ok can anyone in here help me regenerate a new Xorg file
[18:41] <Thorgrin> I don't like the default one, wanna change it to VLC media player
[18:41] <ZykoticK9> Cope, if the drive isn't formated you'll probably an sda or sdb or sdc without a number - that would be a blank disk
[18:41] <Cope> genii: hrm, problem is I want to rebuild this machine with a newer release, but I have 1.2TB of data to get off it first
[18:41] <rignes> Shortguy109: Thanks...let me look...gotta apt-get links so I can hit the web outside of a gui.
[18:41] <Cope> ZykoticK9: I have 4 /dev/sd* corresponding to my 4 disk RAID 5
[18:41] <Cope> ZykoticK9: nothing else
[18:43] <Cope> genii: so chicken / egg; newer release would probably have updated driver available
[18:43] <Cope> Supose I could stick it into a laptop, and NFS mount it
[18:43] <jake> can someone send me a link to the normal repositories list so I can add them back manually
[18:43] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:43] <rignes> Shortguy109: I found it...let me try it out quick.
[18:43] <Shortguy109> rignes: okay, it works fine for me
[18:43] <ZykoticK9> Cope, so if there is really NOTHING in dmesg then you might be sol for the moment...  but that is certainly the first step - get the kernel to recognize the drive
[18:43] <Shortguy109> rignes: you can type compiz-switch into the terminal once you have it and it shud turn it off and type it again to turn it back on
[18:44] <jake> the ones that ship with 9.04 have disappeared
[18:44] <Cope> ZykoticK9: as I say, all I see in dmesg is:
[18:44] <Son77> Hi all! Under Ubuntu, I've greated a group and added my username to it. After this, I've added my group to a folder's permission (/var/www) with w+r access. Nevertheless, I can only access it (no w+r). Any ideas?
[18:44] <jlilly> I have "Visual Effects" turned to "Extra". How can I configure the options this includes?
[18:44] <Cope> May 27 17:21:55 clanger kernel: [1115193.655639] usb 5-2: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 2
[18:44] <Cope> May 27 17:21:55 clanger kernel: [1115193.800385] usb 5-2: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
[18:44] <Cope> That's it
[18:44] <koichirose> question: what is the command to open the shutdown dialog with the 60 seconds timer? I have to run it from terminal. Using ubuntu 904
[18:45]  * Cope looks around - I have a hardy laptop, and a lenny server nearby
[18:45] <bastid_raZor> !ccsm | jlilly
[18:45] <jlilly> rokk. thx.
[18:45] <tones> koichirose: "shutdown" isnt it??
[18:45] <stlfan> hi I am a newbie who installed 8.10 on my PS3 and everything works and looks great except I cant wireless and there is no network panel in systems. I need some help if some can thanks
[18:45] <Shortguy109> rignes: you can type compiz-switch into the terminal once you have it and it shud turn it off and type it again to turn it back on
[18:45] <Shortguy109> oops wrong thing
[18:45] <Shortguy109> sorry xD
[18:45] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:45] <alienkid10> how do I change the color of the terminal(gnome terminal)?
[18:45] <FloodBot2> Shortguy109: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:45] <Yankefish> aight guys has anyone used truecrypt in here with ubuntu
[18:46] <alienkid10> how do I change the color of the terminal(gnome terminal)?
[18:46] <ltcabral> hey... how can i copy everything inside a folder with SCP -r, EXCEPT 2 SUBFOLDERS?
[18:47] <koichirose> tones: I'd like to have that dialog displayed, in the gui
[18:47] <Son77> Yankefish: Yup. It's great :) But I've only used it to encrypt small volumes.
[18:47] <genii> Cope: Hm. Perhaps unplug the drive, then see if: lsmod shows the driver: usb-storage is loaded. If not, do: sudo modprobe usb-storage        then plug the drive back in, power it on and recheck dmesg
[18:47] <ZykoticK9> problem jcal having no efffect on joystick on 9.04, works perfectly under 8.10
[18:47] <Yankefish> Son77 i have a problem, my header went corrupt u know a way to recover
[18:47] <tones> koichirose: it should do that.. maybe not; read the man page
[18:47] <rignes> Shortguy109: It didn't work.  I can't see anything once compiz starts so I tried running it from a different tty but it says it can't find a window manager.
[18:47] <Yankefish> lets pm
[18:48] <rignes> Shortguy109: Where does compiz store it's settings in Ubuntu?
[18:48] <tones> !PM | Yankefish
[18:48] <maniel> hi, any dualbooters with grub  here?
[18:48] <Son77> exit
[18:48] <Shortguy109> rignes: I have no idea
[18:48] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB in preferences & recording device and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:48] <Cope> right
[18:49] <Cope> I see it on my centos 5 machine
[18:49] <stlfan> can anyone help stlfan
[18:49] <Cope> so guess nfs mount is the way forward
[18:49] <kerebrus> hello, I downloaded the latest nvidia linux driver for my vid card and installed it now my display is throwing errors about no nvidia x driver installed how do I remove the software I installed?
[18:49] <rignes> Shortguy109: That's OK.  I'll look around for it.  This is my fault for experimenting.  I seem to recall an option to make compiz store it's settings in a flat file vis "somewhere else".  If I set that option I'd just be able to edit the config file.
[18:49] <maniel> i want to configure grub to make use of 'reboot to' option present in kdm
[18:49] <rignes> oops. :P
[18:49] <Yankefish> anybody know how to hexedit i need a lil help with a encrypted drive to rcover my header file
[18:49] <Shortguy109> rignes: it's just .compiz
[18:50] <maniel> i mean i want it to reboot to anopther kernel without any timeout and menu only once
[18:50] <maniel> and after i restart this another system i want it to boot normally
[18:50] <maniel> as it was in opensuse before i moved to ubuntu:>
[18:51] <tones> Yankefish: find a tool to hexedit raw drives first
[18:51] <afeijo> hi all
[18:51] <Yankefish> i have winhex will that work
[18:51] <kerebrus> So no one knows?
[18:51] <Yankefish> i need to recovr my header file on my extennal hdd
[18:51] <tones> Yankefish: theres a ubuntu version?? ok
[18:51] <afeijo> I dont remember how to use mount command to mount a share from my ubuntu server here on my ubuntu station, how can I do that?
[18:52] <tones> Yankefish: then just change what you need to change.. eg restore a backed up header or whatever
[18:52] <Yankefish> i have no idea how to hex edit
[18:52] <rignes> Shortguy109: I found that but no config file in it as expected.  I just nuked the .compiz directory and the .config/compiz diretory in the hopes it will work.
[18:53] <tones> Yankefish: youd have to be superman to be able to read the hex for the assembly code that it is, nobody will help you with that. you just need to replace the header with a backup or something
[18:53] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB in preferences & recording device and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[18:53] <ZykoticK9> kerebrus, i'd check the site you downloaded it from for uninstall documentation or forums.  this is why using the offical ubuntu drivers make things easier to support under ubuntu - until your comfortable with the whole linux thing it's probably best to stick to the repositories.  good luck.
[18:53] <Thursap> is there anybody relize that when opening *nautilus* on Ubuntu 9.04 by pressing alt-f2 and type the name, the icon that appears is for *brasero*?
[18:53] <tones> !repeat | Shortguy109
[18:53] <samantha-c> so i'm looking to run a program on one machine and have the display on another. is this fairly easy to set up for individual programs? or is this a sort of deal where "everything" would run on the remote and the localhost would essentially act like a thin client?
[18:54] <Yankefish> yeah i didnt make a backup so i need to hexedit the old partition and extract the end of the header
[18:54] <tones> Yankefish: if the header is corrupt, and you have no backup, youre stuffed..
[18:54] <b0hne> shortguy109, you could ask in #ubuntustudio
[18:54] <Yankefish> http://forums.truecrypt.org/search.php?mode=results
[18:55] <Yankefish> take a look at that
[18:55] <creativ3> hi
[18:55] <tones> Yankefish: if i must
[18:55] <Yankefish> thx
[18:55] <creativ3> how i can exec a .sh, and in this .sh make a connection with a ftp?
[18:55] <Shortguy109> b0hne: thanks i'll try it
[18:55] <creativ3> i tried
[18:55] <resno> how do i copy a file off a server? do i use scp?
[18:55] <creativ3> ftp host     user     pw
[18:55] <creativ3> but dont work
[18:55] <mobi-sheep> !wget | resno
[18:55] <ZykoticK9> samantha-c, X forwarding can be accomplished in a couple of ways including over ssh easily - but what your describing i have no experience with... good luck
[18:55] <mobi-sheep> !info wget | resno
[18:55] <b0hne> resno, depends on the server type
[18:56] <resno> b0hne: its linux, centos
[18:56] <ZykoticK9> resno, depends if the server is running ssh (for scp) or if they have ftp, etc...
[18:56] <resno> ZykoticK9: yes it runs scp
[18:56] <b0hne> resno, i mean is it a ftp, ssh, http or whatever kind of server
[18:57] <tones> Yankefish: eh, wrong link...
[18:57] <resno> b0hne: ssh. i can scp files to it.
[18:57] <ZykoticK9> resno, then that's probably the best tool for copying files off it :)  good luck.  man scp
[18:57] <resno> ZykoticK9: k, ill work with that
[18:58] <rignes> Shortguy109: I got it.  Deleting the files didn't work.  However, I had to fly blind and where I remembered the terminal icon being then typing compiz-switch blindly and hitting enter.  that turned off compiz and I went into  the compiz-confg manager and turned off blur.  Then compiz-switched it back on.  Now we are all good again.  Thanks.
[18:58] <b0hne> resno, you could also try filezilla to have a guy and are able to browse the contents of the server
[18:58] <tones> Yankefish: http://forums.truecrypt.org/search.php?mode=results isnt exactly very specific
[18:58] <donny> eit
[18:58] <b0hne> guy?? gui :P
[18:58] <resno> b0hne: i want to learn more terminal commands
[18:58] <tones> resno: good aim
[18:58] <rignes> Shortguy109: BTW, Apparently compiz stores it's config in gconf by default on ubuntu.
[18:59] <mvalviar> Hi, I have no sound in ubuntu. What command should I issue to fix the problem?
[18:59] <kerebrus> Is there a way to downgrade from 9.0.4 since 9.0.4 has many networking bugs?
[18:59] <Yankefish> yeah that the best i could find about it
[18:59] <koichirose> tones: shutdown works only from command line, no guy
[18:59] <tones> !downgrade | kerebrus
[18:59] <resno> up to this point, i switch over to windows copy it down using a gui program, then copy over. i want to make terminal do my bidding
[18:59] <koichirose> tones: shutdown works only from command line, no gui
[18:59] <mrbob009> i think that font-aliasing makes the fonts look ugly on my nc10 screen
[18:59] <b0hne> resno if youre able to copy a file to it then just use almost the same command ;) scp local-file user@server:/home/user or scp user@server:/user/remote-file ~ for example
[18:59] <eseven73> it's odd though, if you suggest someone use a GUI, then they want terminal commands, and if you suggest they use terminal, they want to give up and run back to windows, go figure :)
[18:59] <mrbob009> can i disable that somewhere?
[18:59] <ZykoticK9> resno, a very cool terminal command to learn about it something called screen - there are even terminal bittorrent clients that together with screen take close to 0 CPU cycles.  the terminal is very powerful.
[19:00] <Shortguy109> rignes: alright, thx
[19:00] <tones> koichirose: the guy should alert... on idea then
[19:00] <peacewise> kerebrus ... u can put in the 8.10 version and install it
[19:00] <peacewise> it worked perfectly well for me
[19:00] <koichirose> tones: what? no it doesnt
[19:00] <arand> options
[19:00] <resno> ZykoticK9: screen? ill look into that
[19:01] <tones> koichirose: my bad. im no superman.. i hardly use guys anymore anyway
[19:01] <koichirose> np
[19:01] <buttons840> Hi, I attempted to compile the zaptel source obtained from the ubuntu repos and it produced an error.  Will someone help me ensure that I was compiling correctly before I submit a bug report?
[19:01] <Yankefish> so what u think tones an i phucked
[19:01] <sylvanus_> If I have the latest version of ubuntu  than what knid of webcam should I buy?
[19:01] <koichirose> question: what is the command to open the shutdown dialog with the 60 seconds timer? I have to run it from terminal. Using ubuntu 904
[19:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !info abs-guide
[19:01] <resno> b0hne: i thought the syntax was similar, i tried that and it didnt work.
[19:01] <ZykoticK9> resno, screen lets you keep a terminal running even when your not logged in... have fun.
[19:01] <tones> resno: for future reference, you can use "screen -m" to nest screens, its useful (im using several now)
[19:01] <resno> b0hne: i bet i did something wrong
[19:01] <tones> Yankefish: frankly, yes
[19:02] <Yankefish> lol
[19:02] <Yankefish> thx
[19:02] <Jack_Sparrow> Yankefish Please watch the language
[19:02] <Huufarted> quick question, anybody know how to allow only ftp access to Ubuntu but not ssh?  Either by restricting ssh or restricting the user from creating a shell session?
[19:02] <Proteus^> anybody know a way how to hide the inner workings of the file structure in linux to normal people who are more used to windows structure, and/or dont really care about seeing all the inner workings of what would be equated to a windows/system32 directory?
[19:02] <Yankefish> np i tried to change it a lil
[19:02] <sylvanus_> What brand of webcam should I get if I have the latest version of Ubuntu?
[19:03] <sylvanus_> any?
[19:03] <LjL> !webcam
[19:03] <peacewise> get anything everything works well
[19:03] <tvanover> what is the package name of the add/remove function?
[19:03] <tones> Proteus^: why protect them from such a wonderful thing?
[19:03] <ZykoticK9> Huufarted, most secure way - stop the ssh server from running, firewall it off - only have ftp (ftp is very unsecure and constantly trying to be broken into)
[19:03] <Pici> tvanover: gnome-app-install I believe
[19:03] <Jack_Sparrow> sylvanus_ the cheaper generics all seem to work fine, it is the MS and logitec ones that seem to have more issues
[19:03] <sylvanus_> I'm an idiot I can't follow instructions so I came here?
[19:03] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB in preferences & recording device and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[19:03] <Huufarted> ZykoticK9: sorry I didn't specify.  I meant to secure a single login from being able to access the system by any means except FTP/SFTP
[19:04] <Proteus^> tones: the file structure in linux is not wonderful, its archeic and left over from the start of linux.  pretty useless and confusing to a normal user
[19:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !files
[19:04] <b0hne> huufarted, usa an ftp server and add the user only there?
[19:04] <buttons840> When you download source and there if a diff file, what is it and how do I use it?
[19:04] <Huufarted> b0hne, I'm using vsftpd and it uses the system's logins
[19:04] <b0hne> huufarted, im not good with vsftpd, sorry
[19:04] <tvanover> thanks
[19:05] <ZykoticK9> Huufarted, ahh - look into nologin for sure.  good luck.
[19:05] <arktvrvs> unix filesystem is great
[19:05] <Huufarted> b0hne: no worries
[19:05] <Huufarted> ZykoticK9: thanks!  :)
[19:05] <eseven73> Huufarted, proftpd is nice, even has a *Gasp!* GUI (gproftpd or somesuch)
[19:05] <arktvrvs> besides, how many 'normal users' ever do much besides point and click in their web browser?
[19:05] <peacewise> oh... its not confusing for a normal user... i mean any person who can do windows can use linux equally well  Proteus^
[19:05] <tones> Proteus^: introduce them to a windows. that will make them happy.
[19:05] <Proteus^> Jack_Sparrow thanks for the useful link but that doesnt really solve the problem
[19:05] <Huufarted> eseven73: it's on a headless system. GUI requirement = bad.
[19:06] <mobi-sheep> Proteus^: Linux is NOT Windows.
[19:06] <eseven73> ok so just get proftpd then
[19:06] <Jack_Sparrow> Proteus^ JUst offering what I had available
[19:06] <eseven73> easy
[19:06] <tones> mobi-sheep: amen o that
[19:06] <tones> *to
[19:06] <lalimace> hello everyone
[19:06] <sylvanus_> I have another ? I was told that there is no version of frostwire for Ubuntu but I downloaded and it works like a charm!
[19:06] <tones> !hi | lalimace
[19:06] <kerebrus> Anyone know why a internet connection will load a page like travian.us a 100% of the time but at random times will not load google, mail.yahoo.com, youtube?
[19:06] <francis_> hi ppl
[19:06] <lalimace> hi tones
[19:06] <Proteus^> linux is not windows.  however if linux wants to compete with windows on a global market they need to help facilitate the user experience, which is what ubuntu is all about
[19:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[19:06] <mobi-sheep> tones: It's an equivalent of somebody asking how to add a steering wheel to a motorcycle. :(
[19:07] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB in preferences & recording device and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[19:07] <lalimace> Could someone help me with a hard drive I have a hard time to connect to my hardy heron please?
[19:07] <arktvrvs> Windows' user experience, as far as i care, doesnt even involve a filesystem. its there, sure, but 'normal users' dont care
[19:07] <MrPunkin> is there a way to add a string to a file just before a line containing "foo" text (or whatever it may be)?
[19:07] <tones> Proteus^: linux isnt about market and politics, its about freedom and a nice happy community, start thinking like that
[19:07] <arktvrvs> normal users want games and internet
[19:07] <Huufarted> MrPunkin, if it's a text file, 'man sed'
[19:07] <dadrock> how can i find the services running in my system?
[19:07] <Jack_Sparrow> arktvrvs Please take that topic to a different channel, thanks
[19:07] <peacewise> install wine and play games
[19:07] <soulwarp> language
[19:07] <lalimace> Could someone help me with a hard drive I have a hard time to connect to my hardy heron please?
[19:08] <Proteus^> tones: my freedom wants me to change the ubuntu file structure to something easier to understand and well thought out :)
[19:08] <stlfan>  i guess no one like stl or is that i stink?
[19:08] <Jack_Sparrow> Proteus^  arktvrvs Please take that topic to a different channel, thanks
[19:08] <ZykoticK9> MrPunkin, good luck with sed - it's messed.
[19:08] <Huufarted> lalimace, internal or external?  What connection?  SATA?  USB?
[19:08] <mobi-sheep> Proteus^: “Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change." -- Stephan Hawking.
[19:08] <mobi-sheep> Proteus^: Start adapt. :)
[19:08] <Jack_Sparrow> mobi-sheep Please drop the topic
[19:08] <bthornton> In Jaunty, when I right-click a directory in Nautilus to setup a share, where are the configuration changes made? It doesn't ask me for authorization and it doesn't seem to be updating my smb.conf, either, so I'm just curious how it's setting up the share.
[19:08] <mobi-sheep> Jack_Sparrow: Roger.
[19:08] <u19809> hi need some help setting up freevo on ubuntu
[19:08] <zach74> could it be possible to have a virus?
[19:08] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[19:08] <lalimace> Huufarted, it's an external one
[19:08] <tones> Proteus^: then go reinstall xp, or write your own kernel, or take the smart route; get used to it
[19:08] <Proteus^> sorry Jack_Sparrow, thanks for the help, i'm moving on just thought this was the place to get support for ubuntu and thought that if it could be done this channel would know how.  thanks
[19:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !virus
[19:09] <lalimace> Huufarted, through USB
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[19:09] <dadrock> how can i list the services running in my system through terminal?
[19:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Proteus^ You are NOT looking for support
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> dadrock: ps -ef
[19:09] <Huufarted> lalimace, when it's connected, do you see it in /media ?
[19:09] <Proteus^> i guess i'm looking for development
[19:09] <sylvanus_> has anyone had any problems with frostwire and the latest version of ubuntu? I have 09:04 and frostwire works like a charm!
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> dadrock: pf -ef | less is more useful
[19:09] <buttons840> Proteus^, obviously the answer to your question is "we don't know how to do what you want, or it isn't possible, but we'll be happy to change your philosophies and skirt the issue"
[19:09] <lalimace> Huufarted,  nope, not in media, not with lsusb
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> dadrock: it can also be piped into grep to be filtered
[19:09] <Vlet> sylvanus_: So what makes you think there is a problem?
[19:10] <mobi-sheep> dadrock: If you prefer colors too, you should try htop.
[19:10] <Huufarted> lalimace, do you know the file system of the drive?
[19:10] <kerebrus> Anyone know why a internet connection will load a page like travian.us a 100% of the time but at random times will not load google, mail.yahoo.com, youtube?
[19:10] <tones> Proteus^: not to be cruel, but youre the windows type.. go get windows..
[19:10] <lalimace> Huufarted, it's a new one I have bought at the local shop. Put it in a case
[19:10] <sylvanus_> there isn't one just that was what I was told by others in other chat
[19:10] <Jack_Sparrow> kerebrus PErhaps a flash issue
[19:10] <resno> kerebrus: blocked?
[19:10] <Vlet> kerebrus: sounds like your ISP... routing troubles
[19:10] <ZykoticK9> u19809, i have never setup freevo under ubuntu - many times under gentoo.  freevo is better for lower powered systems (<1Ghz), but if you have a more powerful system MythTV - with MythMusic MythVideo plugins blow freevo out of the water.  Good Luck.
[19:10] <eseven73> !coc > tones
[19:10] <peacewise> probably becoz of flashplayer  kerebrus
[19:10] <dadrock> mobi-sheep, why so?
[19:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !frostwire
[19:11] <Huufarted> lalimace, I don't know.  I won't be much help, sorry.  If I had to guess, I'd say it's not formatted.  I'm not an expert by any means, though
[19:11] <zach74> i just had that problem as well, it would get 90% loaded then firefox would close
[19:11] <mobi-sheep> !info htop | dadrock
[19:11] <resno> !coc > resno
[19:11] <kerebrus> flashplayer works fine on my comp, not blocked, and my routing tables are fine
[19:11] <zach74> weird
[19:11] <mobi-sheep> dadrock: It's almost interactive.  I liked it myself. :)
[19:11] <asmith> I should be able to play DVDs straight out of the box right?
[19:11] <eseven73> !msgthebot | resno
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> kerebrus: do a ping to the page, see if it drops
[19:11] <kerebrus> it doesnt
[19:11] <mobi-sheep> dadrock: also* // not almost.
[19:11] <lalimace> Huufarted, I guess that's the problem, I need to "initiate" the HD. But I don't know how to manually mount it
[19:11] <balzac> hello
[19:11] <u19809> ZykoticK9 : the problem is that mythtv does not run well on my graphics card and I want a web server.  I have had freevo running on hardy but I had to upgrade to jaunty and now my freevo is completely broken.
[19:11] <Vlet> kerebrus: I mean it may be your ISP having routing problems... can you ping google?
[19:11] <ZykoticK9> asmith, only if you've install the restricted extra stuff
[19:12] <Jack_Sparrow> !dvd > asmith
[19:12] <u19809> ZykoticK9 : in fact I cannot even start things without python errors
[19:12] <kerebrus> yes I can ping google fine just cant load it in any browser
[19:12] <balzac> has anyone dealt with this issue with a Dell Mini 9? http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1024680.html
[19:12] <yelyos> anyone know if there's a channel I can ask about webmin?
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> kerebrus: try repeated nslookups
[19:12] <balzac> Ubuntu's boot loader configuration has the delay set to zero
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> !webmin | yelyos
[19:12] <dadrock> mobi-sheep	, i  wanna knoe only the startup services name that strt when my system is started  and how to stop sum of them too?
[19:12] <Jack_Sparrow> !webmin > yelyos
[19:12] <balzac> so I can't get the recovery boot option from grub
[19:13] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB in preferences & recording device and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[19:13] <Infinteloop> hello I am looking for an app that will take my photos and add music to them and create an avi or flash video
[19:13] <peacewise> kerebrus do you have mozilla firefox?
[19:13] <asmith> !dvd
[19:13] <yelyos> ok
[19:13] <kerebrus> peacewise yes
[19:13] <ZykoticK9> u19809, freevo wasn't even available under ubuntu when i switched over - i'm glad it is now - but i'm affraid I'm no real help to ya.  Good Luck.
[19:13] <yelyos> !ebox
[19:13] <mobi-sheep> !startup | dadrock
[19:13] <sylvanus_> hey are there any open forum chatrooms on other irc channels?
[19:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Infinteloop Manslide will do that..
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> Infinteloop: kino is a good option
[19:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !irc
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> Infinteloop: or avidemux
[19:13] <mobi-sheep> dadrock: There also are bum -- but I don't know if you'll want that too.
[19:13] <mobi-sheep> !info bum | dadrock
[19:13] <Infinteloop> thanks all
[19:13] <asmith> THanks alot all
[19:13] <eseven73> bah webmin works about 90% of the time you guys are too hard on webmin, ebox is a joke, that's all I got to say, shutting up now
[19:14]  * eseven73 runs for cover
[19:14] <Subliminal> salve a tutti
[19:14] <Pici> !it | Subliminal
[19:14]  * Vlet prays for eseven73
[19:14] <Subliminal> ops
[19:14] <esde> Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.04, iPod Nano 2G, What program do i install to put music on my iPod?
[19:14] <Subliminal> ok
[19:14] <Subliminal> i have a problem
[19:14] <Subliminal> with ubuntu 9.04
[19:14] <Subliminal> with
[19:14] <eseven73> Vlet, hehe thanks :)
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> eseven73: it can garbage package structures if you install apps with it, otherwise the rest is fine
[19:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > Subliminal
[19:14] <peacewise> esde amarok works perfectly well
[19:14] <eseven73> ActionParsnip, I agree, Id never install anything with Webmin
[19:15] <esde> k
[19:15] <Subliminal> i have a problem with intel gma950
[19:15] <esde> thanks peacewise
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> eseven73: thats what ssh is for, mind you you can do all the webmin stuff in terminal
[19:15] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB in preferences & recording device and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[19:15] <Subliminal> i want in install it
[19:15] <Subliminal> can anyone help me?
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> Shortguy109: does it work after a reboot?
[19:15] <gordonjcp> wow
[19:16] <gordonjcp> firefox has crashed so hard it won't even let me kill it, or log out
[19:16] <eseven73> ActionParsnip, in terminal, but isnt that defeating the point of webmin? The GUI aspect of it anyways
[19:16] <dadrock> thanks for bum
[19:16] <Shortguy109> ActionParsnip: nope
[19:16] <Subliminal> actionparsnip?
[19:16] <ZykoticK9> gordonjcp, when all else fails "killall -9 firefox"
[19:16] <zach74> im having probs with firefox as well
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> Subliminal: sup?
[19:17] <kerebrus> so no solutions then?
[19:17] <peacewise> wat problem @ zach74
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> Shortguy109: does it need a driver as a usb sound card?
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> kerebrus: you could reboot your router etc.
[19:18] <Infinteloop> is there a deb for manslide?
[19:18] <zach74> before i rebooted i tried to load my gmail and it closed
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> kerebrus: maybe your provider is having issues / upgrading something
[19:18] <zach74> but would load the google homepage
[19:18] <Subliminal> i want install intel GMA950 on ubuntu 9.04
[19:18] <Subliminal> can you help me?
[19:18] <Vlet> Subliminal: have you checked the restricted driver manager?
[19:18] <Jack_Sparrow> Infinteloop getdeb.net will have it
[19:18] <ZykoticK9> Infinteloop, http://www.getdeb.net/app/ManSlide google is your friend
[19:18] <spimmer> hi help me
[19:18] <vladimirboyd> ubuntu + GDM --> fluxbox + ubuntu == ubuntu + GDM + blue borders in human theme!
[19:19] <spimmer> xubuntu xfce + nautilus
[19:19] <vladimirboyd> how to change to default Human theme?
[19:19] <spimmer> help me
[19:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !theme
[19:19] <Infinteloop> Will the hardy version work on Jaunty?
[19:19] <spimmer> yes
[19:19] <sweetde> anyone have problems w hamachi & ubuntu 9.04?  it wouldn't let me create a network or join one b/c "network name is already taken".  I'm giving up on hamachi, I'm just going to vnc through ssh.  any problems with that?
[19:19] <kerebrus> I doubt its my router or isp becuase I am running a virtualbox of windows xp under ubuntu and it loads all pages fine.
[19:19] <spimmer> help me, xfce + nautilus use
[19:19] <Yankefish> hey tones how about this:http://forums.truecrypt.org/viewtopic.php?t=9296
[19:20] <spimmer> howto
[19:20] <Guest35322> Hi! I was copying a fowlder when some kind of error occurred and something funny heppened to the fowlder. The fowlder doesn't look like a fowlder any more, more yet, it doesn't have an owner, or anything, only question marks in the places where information such like its size, date, etc. I also can't do opperations with other folders whenever I acces or try to do something to this one. Anyone knows what happened here or how can I
[19:20] <eseven73> zach74, are you running firefox with any extensions? if so I would try running firefox with a clean profile, in a terminal: firefox -safe-mode
[19:20] <Jack_Sparrow> spimmer Patience Please
[19:20] <Guest35322> delete it?
[19:20] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB in preferences & recording device and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[19:20] <zach74> k thank you
[19:20] <zach74> but no i just installed 9.04
[19:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest35322 gksudo nautilus - but be careful, that program as root is NOT forgiving if you make a mistake
[19:20] <gordonjcp> whee thud
[19:21] <zach74> all i have is the flashplayer, but the thing is is it worked after reboot
[19:21] <gordonjcp> down in flames, *again*
[19:21] <eseven73> zach74, ok in that case it might be java related or something or yeah flash too
[19:21] <eseven73> zach74, how did you install flash?
[19:22] <ZykoticK9> sweetde, a buddy of mine uses ssh and x forwarding of a vncbrowser pretty effectively.  good luck.
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> Subliminal: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1114093   has an xorg.conf which you can use parts from, the video card section will help you
[19:22] <dadrock> How to bundel up all the packages installed in my system and install it in another system?
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> oh well
[19:22] <siloxid> does anyone know which process prints the message "Restarting system." when you reboot?
[19:22] <zach74> when i went to a webpage that needed flash the thing popped up at the top saying it needed extensions or whatever like it always does and i clicked it and firefox installed flash
[19:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !clone > dadrock
[19:23] <zach74> but the weird thing is that it was working and then i rebooted because i installed a seperate program, it would then do the whole 90% load and then close thing and then i rebooted again and it worked
[19:23] <Shooree> why would a USB refuse to have stuff copied onto it?
[19:23] <diego__> Jack_Sparrow: what kind of program is gksudo nautilus? (I changed my nick)
 thx. I thought I read somewhere its less secure, but I don't see how.  SSH is still secure, hows it less secure if you run VNC over it right?
[19:23] <vladimirboyd> its full?
[19:23] <Shooree> vladimirboyd, nope
[19:23] <vladimirboyd> it's full
[19:23] <vladimirboyd> ok
[19:24] <Jack_Sparrow> diego__ nautilus is file manager, gksudo means run gui app as root/admin
[19:24] <Shooree> vladimirboyd, nuh uh
[19:24] <ZykoticK9> Jack_Sparrow, i want to see the output of !clone is there another channel to talk to the bot in?
[19:24] <dadrock> Jack_Sparrow, whats !clone?
[19:24] <vladimirboyd> reformat?
[19:24] <Jack_Sparrow> !clone
[19:24] <Pici> !msgthebot
[19:24] <Shooree> vladimirboyd, its rather full (but still has enough room)
[19:24] <Jack_Sparrow> ZykoticK9 yes, you can /msg ubottu clone   etc
[19:24] <vladimirboyd> was it working before?
[19:24] <ZykoticK9> sweetde, i think hamachi pretty much is an excellerated vnc over ssh right now...
[19:25] <Shooree> vladimirboyd, donno. just got it from a friend. plugged it in. can copy from it, but not paste onto it
[19:25] <texasjack> !automate
[19:25] <Jack_Sparrow> Shooree USB can get locked due to an unclean removal
[19:25] <vladimirboyd> have you had probs with other usb devices?
[19:25] <vladimirboyd> ooo
[19:25] <vladimirboyd> unmount?
[19:25] <Shooree> Jack_Sparrow, how would I resolve that?
[19:25] <vladimirboyd> hehe
[19:25] <Shooree> right
[19:25] <Shooree> let me try that
[19:25] <stlfan> can anyone help stlfan in here with the wireless problem?
[19:25] <Shooree> thanks guys
[19:25] <FloodBot2> Shooree: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Shooree stick it back in a windows box or a worse choice is to force mount it read / write
[19:26] <burvowski> arggh! espn's live video doesn't work in linux! does anyone know where I can stream the Barcelona v ManU match that is linux friendly? sort of urgent! haha
[19:26] <atomiku> ([X]treme) ive added an exceptiion for me now
[19:26] <atomiku> ([X]treme) so u cant kill me
[19:26] <atomiku> ¹¹º¹ Quit» ([X]treme) (~xtreme@owned.com) ([hub2.darkethics.info] Local kill by x (rl))
[19:26] <atomiku> (~[X]treme) i didnt rehash
[19:26] <atomiku> Quit» ([X]treme) (~xtreme@owned.com) ([hub2.darkethics.info] Local kill by x (he didnt rehash))
[19:26] <FloodBot2> atomiku: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:26] <atomiku> FUCKING LOL
[19:26] <Shooree> Jack_Sparrow, cant restick it, now win box. will try unmounting
[19:26] <creativ3> hey ppl
[19:27] <djm62> I have a phone which plays mp3s and can connect as usb-mass-storage: how can I automatically sync music with it (preferably via banshee, but anything is OK)
[19:27] <creativ3> its possible set in the ftp connection set the username password and file to upload directly?
[19:27] <alessandro> #ubuntu-it
[19:27] <Vlet> creat1v3: http://linux.die.net/man/5/netrc
[19:27] <creativ3> like: ftp host -user user -pass pw -f file.txt
[19:27] <creativ3> mmm k =x
[19:28] <burvowski> arggh! espn's live video doesn't work in linux! does anyone know where I can stream the Barcelona v ManU match that is linux friendly? sort of urgent! haha
[19:28] <Pici> creativ3: Have you read the manpage for ftp yet?
[19:28] <alessandro> volvo chiedere come mai installando google earth all'avvio compare la schermata ma poi sparisce improvvisamente
[19:28] <Pici> !it | alessandro
[19:28] <Jack_Sparrow> burvowski I dont remember how, but I think you have to spoof your browser as IE or some such thing
[19:28] <Shooree> Jack_Sparrow, vladimirboyd tried remounting, won't budge. any other ideas besides reformatting?
[19:29] <vladimirboyd> did it work in Win box?
[19:29] <Shooree> yes
[19:29] <creativ3> yes Pici
[19:29] <Jack_Sparrow> Shooree force mount
[19:29] <joe456> 	what is a good blocksize to use when dding that wont take a tremendous amount of time
[19:29] <creativ3> but i dont found a cmd for set user and pw directly
[19:29] <UnnamedPlayer> Here's a question......can I use windows drivers for my ATI card through Wine?
[19:29] <Shooree> Jack_Sparrow, how would I do that. a bit of a noob
[19:29] <vladimirboyd> nah
[19:30] <Jack_Sparrow> Shooree sudo mkdir /media/locked-drive then sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/locked-drive -o force  substitute your locked drive for sda1
[19:30] <Shooree> righty
[19:30] <Shooree> thx
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> joe456: 1M if its drive to drive
[19:30] <logikal_> Hey guys uhh, I'm trying to extend my Ubuntu partition with gparted... but I don't see my windows partition
[19:30] <joe456> bs=1000?
[19:30] <eseven73> UnnamedPlayer, if only if it were that simple :)
[19:30] <joe456> oops
[19:30] <joe456> bs=1000000
[19:30] <Pici> creativ3: The ftp manpage suggests checking the netrc manpage for doing auto-logins
[19:31] <diego__> Jack_Sparrow: Nope, It didn't work. It doesn't let me remove it even as root. Not only that, when I try to remove it, the "permissions" (I don't know if this is the right word) for the folder change to "read only"
[19:31] <UnnamedPlayer> logikal_: You have to force mount the windows partition
[19:31] <Vlet> Pici, creativ3: kind of like I've suggested three times now?
[19:31] <logikal_> UnamedPlayer: and how do I do that
[19:31] <Pici> Vlet: Yes, just like that ;)
[19:31] <Vlet> heh
 if u go to ur nautilus file browser Edit->Prefs->Media, it will let you open certain programs upon mounting.  I was thinking about trying Rythm Box w/ my phone/mp3 but haven't gotten around to it, so don't know for sure
[19:32] <diego__> Jack_Sparrow: I mean the folder under which the problematic one is
[19:32] <Jack_Sparrow> diego__ Sorry, but I am a bit busy .. gimme a few
[19:32] <djm62> sweetde: ok, thanks! that's half of the problem... the other thing is the actual sync
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> joe456: its easier to do it while you sleep if its a large piece of data
 right, lmk how that works out
[19:33] <diego__> Jack_Sparrow: Ok dude, no problem!
[19:33] <joe456> should i not even set a block size?
[19:34] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  Question: I want to run a particular command whenever I connect to a particular essid.  Is that possible with networkmanager?  Where's the manual for the nm hook infrastructure?
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> joe456: sure you can, i'd read some guides on what the difference is and why it can be used
[19:35] <ZykoticK9> Pici, since your connecting through ftp which is totally open you could just create a script with the user/pass info in it "ftp user:pass@ip_address" sorta thing.  good luck.
[19:35] <Shooree> Jack_Sparrow, upon executing what you said, terminal showed a sort of a man page. didn't mount anything.
[19:35] <diego__> How can I check my hardisk for errors?
[19:35] <MrPunkin> if I need to have a command execute a subshell to cd to a directory and run 2 commands how will I do that in a single line?
[19:35] <n00bm> use fsck
[19:36] <deany> I use netrc for ftp
[19:36] <paulo> any able to help installing gphoto please message me
[19:36] <ZykoticK9> MrPunkin, you can use multiple commands on a single line using " ; " to sepearte them (the spaces are important)
[19:36] <deany> with a macdef
[19:36] <eseven73> !fsck | diego__
[19:37] <Jack_Sparrow> Shooree sudo mkdir /media/locked-drive then sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/locked-drive -o force  substitute your locked drive for sda1   You did not type that all on one line did you
[19:37] <Shooree> nope
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> !fsck | diego__
[19:37] <Shooree> Jack_Sparrow, I made the dir. then proceeded mounting
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> paulo: keep it in the channel, it may hel pothers
[19:38] <paulo> k
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> !info gphoto2
[19:38] <Kalmi> MrPunkin, cd .. && touch hi && touch hi
[19:38] <Pici> ZykoticK9: I'm not ftping anywhere, I was answering a question.
[19:38] <sbaynham> I've got a problem getting a static IP address to work in Jaunty x86 through Network Manager. I enter what accourding to ifconfig and nroute should be the correct values, and the thing connects, but the internet doesn't work. I can still connect to my router however. JFGI-ing it told me to uninstall network-manager and just configure it with back-end files, which I'd rather not do., as I use it to configure wi-fi easily
[19:38] <sbaynham>  when I'm in hotspots for work.
[19:38] <jlilly> any pointers to resources for fixing an external monitor which can't get the proper resolution (Highest is 1200x something, and it needs to be (and supports) 1600x1050 or so)
[19:38] <ZykoticK9> Pici, sorry
[19:38] <MrPunkin> Kalmi: do I run that within ticks in the command line or what?
[19:38] <sbaynham> Can any body help, at all?
[19:38] <dadrock> can i keep log of irc channel, if yes then how?
[19:38] <paulo> i was able to install the gphoto2 command line but i read their is a GUI version is that right
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> paulo: its in the repo, sudo apt-get install gphoto2
[19:39] <logikal_> Okay I shrunk /dev/sda5 from 162GB to 154GB. now how do I add that to my Ubuntu partition, because it's not on the list...
[19:39] <jlilly> dadrock: depends on your irc client
[19:39] <diego__> Thanks ActionParsnip
[19:39] <dadrock> mibbit
[19:39] <dadrock> jilly
[19:39] <jlilly> dadrock: doubt it, as that's the web based one, iirc.
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> paulo: gphoto is a cli client so installing a gui is a bit silly
[19:39] <Shooree> Jack_Sparrow, I'll just plug this in a win box sometime. thanx for your help. how do I remove the dir I just made in /media ?
[19:39] <dadrock> so from where can i keep it,jlily
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> paulo: there gtkam
[19:40] <Kalmi> MrPunkin, some trial and error usually helps one learn these things...
[19:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Shooree gksudo nautilus   for those gui users
[19:40] <ZykoticK9> sbaynham, both 8.10 and 9.04 have a static ip problem with Network Manager.  I've had to disable it to get static ips to work :(  and your /etc/resolv.conf needs to be manually updated
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> !info gtkam | paulo
[19:40] <MrPunkin> Kalmi: well the ticks aren't working, so error on that part. I'm at a loss what to try now.
[19:40] <joker_> crdlb: remember my abiword problem yesterday? Well, I swiched computer (rebooted, of course) and it seems like the "save as" works as expected... I suspect that an update cause this "problem" and rebooting restarted some service...
[19:40] <Shooree> Jack_Sparrow, I;m on xfce, don't think I have Nautilus
[19:40] <wildc4rd> dadrock, get and install Xchat
[19:40] <Shortguy109> Whenever I go to record my guitar through audacity, after i choose the USB in preferences & recording device and try to record it says "Error while opening sound device. Please check the input device settings and the project sample rate" can anyone help?
[19:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Shooree thunar
[19:40] <paulo> k, is there any other way of using remote capture software woith my canon ixus 750
[19:40] <Kalmi> MrPunkin, maybe you don't need ticks?:)
[19:41] <paulo> i'm trying to setup a stop motion thingy
[19:41] <MrPunkin> Kalmi: I need it to happen in a subshell or subroutine
[19:41] <sbaynham> Thanks ZykoticK9. That's what I'd read. I was so hoping there'd be a nice, easy friendly way, that didn't need me to do that, but these things cannot be helped. Of course, in uPNP worked as advertised on my router, I wouldn't have to fiddle with this! Any idea if there's a fix scheduled?
[19:42] <whileimhere> Hi when I maximize my windows I lose the top title bar. Anyone know why?
[19:42] <sbaynham> For network-manager, that is.
[19:42] <Kalmi> MrPunkin,  maybe you could put it into a script
[19:42] <sbaynham> whileimhere, are you using metacity or compiz as your window manager?
[19:42] <ZykoticK9> sbaynham, ? i'm certainly no developer ?
[19:42] <Kalmi> MrPunkin, you know.... domagic.sh
[19:42] <whileimhere> sbaynham metacity
[19:42] <MrPunkin> Kalmi:is there not a way to do it outside of a script?
[19:43] <willemv> is there anyway I can reset my pulseaudio configuration for my account ?
[19:43] <dadrock> My restart button is wanished of my applet, from where can i get it back?
[19:43] <sbaynham> Thanks, ZykoticK9. Worth a shot :)
[19:43] <Kalmi> MrPunkin, man bash
[19:43] <whileimhere> sbaynham at least I think its metacity
[19:43] <Kalmi> MrPunkin, look for "-c"
[19:43] <willemv> other accounts can login to Gnome, but I can't
[19:43] <willemv> I can only login to a failsafe gnome
[19:43] <willemv> and I've got a suspicion that pulseaudio is to blame
[19:43] <sbaynham> Do you get the fancy-dancy magic prancy effects when you changed desktops or anything, whileimhere?
[19:43] <Kalmi> willemv, what happends when you try to login?
[19:43] <jonaskoelker> can someone help me with wifi?
[19:44] <whileimhere> sbaynham no nothing like that
[19:44] <tones> !ask
[19:44] <willemv> Kalmi: the login just stalls
[19:44] <willemv> I enter my credentials, the login screen disappears and then I just wait and wait and wait ...
[19:44] <sbaynham> whileimhere, what version of ubuntu are you using?
[19:44] <willemv> I can see my mouse cursor and move it
[19:44] <jonaskoelker> I want nm to run a vpnc client whenever I connect to my university wifi network.  How can I do this?
[19:45] <willemv> but something seems to be locked
[19:45] <Phibes> Can anyone help me with correctly mounting 2 partitions? I have them mounted now but I cant seem to write on them
[19:45] <whileimhere> sbaynham ubuntu 9.04 gnome. I recently tried the remix desktop and decided I did not like it so I removed it via aptitude.
[19:45] <Kalmi> !permission | Phibes
[19:45] <willemv> when I go to another tty and do top, I see that mixer-applet2 is blocking on futex_wait (ie. its WCHAN is futex_wait)
[19:46] <willemv> so might be something related to that ?
[19:46] <j0k3r> whats up rook
[19:46] <jonaskoelker> xmorfis: you're being an ass in pm.  Please cut it out.
[19:46] <j0k3r> romm
[19:46] <sbaynham> whereimhere, Ah, that might explain something. I'm not an expert on remix, but doesn't a maximised window not have a title bar in that?
[19:46] <tones> !language
[19:46] <jonaskoelker> sorry
[19:46] <ZykoticK9> jonaskoelker, "apt-cache search vpnc" shows three programs for it.  i have no experencie connecting to cisco stuff sorry.  good luck.
[19:46] <jonaskoelker> xmorfis: you're being a donkey in pm.  Please cut it out.
[19:46] <jonaskoelker> ZykoticK9: how do I make nm run them automatically?
[19:47] <tones> jonaskoelker: in fact, go back to the original word, he just did it to mee too
[19:47] <ZykoticK9> jonaskoelker, ? gots nothing for ya man
[19:47] <jonaskoelker> tones: :D
[19:47] <j0k3r> hey I just downloaded and installed ubuntu but im not getting any kind of sound on the system can anyone help me with this?
[19:47] <dronix> j0k3r, what version?
[19:47] <j0k3r> 8.04
[19:47] <Phibes> Kalmi, i tried WR in fstab...
[19:48] <jonaskoelker> j0k3r: we can try :)
[19:48] <dronix> hmm, 9.04 so you know, do you have internet access?
[19:48] <Kalmi> !sound | j0k3r
[19:48] <andrewfree> xmorfis: wtf was with that PM?
[19:48] <tones> andrewfree: exactly
[19:48] <Kalmi> andrewfree, it that too :)
[19:48] <j0k3r> yea i have internet access
[19:48] <spimmer> help me
[19:48] <Kalmi> andrewfree, I got that too :)
[19:48] <tones> !helpme
[19:48] <jonaskoelker> andrewfree: our hearts go out to the recent 18 victims of the newest internet fraud ;)
[19:48] <spimmer> xfce + nautilus
[19:48] <n00bm> does anyone knows what bluetooth-stack is in 9.04
[19:48] <ZykoticK9> j0k3r, perhaps start with a pastbin of the output for "cat /dev/sndstat" in a terminal
[19:49] <andrewfree> jonaskoelker:  XD
[19:49] <djm62> sweetde: Ha! it's not particularly obvious, but it works beautifully: you need to create a file named ".is_audio_player" in the root directory, the rest is automatic if you want your phone to be counted as an audio player
[19:49] <willemv> anyone have an idea why my login keeps hanging ?
[19:49] <andrewfree> Kalmi: I was just like wtf
[19:49] <dronix> cut it out xmorfis
[19:49] <wildc4rd> anyone in here have SLI and an X-Fi soundcard working in jaunty?
[19:49] <sbaynham> whileimhere, it might well be worth re-installing human-gtk-theme, and making sure you're system's set to use that/ human-netbook-theme is similar, but not the same. If you've still got that thing lurking on your computer, that could be what's making your title bar get pooched.
[19:49] <jonaskoelker> !ops
[19:49] <tones> are there any ops in here? if so, please ban xmorfis
[19:49]  * jonaskoelker wants to set mode +b xmorfis
[19:49] <willemv> Kalmi: how can I select ALSA when I don't see a volume control ?
[19:50] <sbaynham> whileimhere, otherwise, there may be a setting in gconf-editor. There's certainly one that controls title-bar transparency
[19:50] <tones> Mez: please ban xmorfis
[19:50] <Pici> jonaskoelker: ?
[19:50] <n00bm> does anyone knows what bluetooth-stack is in 9.04 ??
[19:50] <Kalmi> willemv, you have removed the volume control applet?
[19:50] <Pici> jonaskoelker: Whats up?
[19:50] <tones> Pici: please ban xmorfis
[19:50] <Pici> tones: why?
[19:50] <djm62> sweetde: not so much for you as for anyone googling the logs, btw ;-)
[19:50] <jonaskoelker> I think the notification "ONLY use this trigger in emergencies" is really great.  It's like have a female operator voice say "please only use the fire alarm in emergencies" _after_ you press the button
[19:50] <andrewfree> If I partition my drive into two parts on osx. Then go over to ubuntu, can I partition a partition?
[19:50] <jonaskoelker> Pici: xmorfis is being an ass to lots of people
[19:50] <willemv> not that I know, I just don't see a volume control in the panel
[19:50] <tones> Pici: hes sending rude garbage to all of us in pm
[19:50] <Kalmi> yeah...  please ban xmorfis... stupid PMs
[19:51] <andrewfree> Pici:  He is spamming us
[19:51] <tones> Pici: thanks :)
[19:51] <Myrtti> jonaskoelker: it's so that those that have seen used know not to use it in vain
[19:51] <flakrat> I have a user with a gutsy workstation, do they need to do an 'apt-get upgrade' in order to get any package updates, or are there still updates for gutsy gibbon?
[19:51] <j0k3r> ZykoticK9 then what after that?
[19:51] <jonaskoelker> Myrtti: yeah I figured... it just amused me :)
[19:51] <Flannel> flakrat: there aren't.  You should upgrade to Hardy (which has the benefit of being LTS)
[19:52] <andrewfree> willemv: was that to me?
[19:52] <Dr_Willis> !eol
[19:52] <Flannel> !upgrade | flakrat
  i read it & appreciate it anyway! now to sync..
[19:52] <ZykoticK9> j0k3r, can you post it to a bastpin and give us the link?
[19:52] <jonaskoelker> Myrtti: you know, like signs saying "no blind-aide dogs" (or whatever they're called in english)
[19:52] <willemv> andrewfree: no, to Kalmi
[19:52] <Kalmi> andrewfree, yes... for example gparted can deal with any kind of partition table
[19:52] <Dr_Willis> jonaskoelker:  seeing-eye-dogs ?
[19:52] <flakrat> Flannel, thanks, I'll get them to make sure there stuff is backed up before I proceed, just in case :-)
[19:52] <andrewfree> Kalmi:  Can fdisk handle GUID?
[19:53] <j0k3r> ZykoticK9 i sure can.
[19:53] <willemv> Kalmi: when I try to add the volume controll applet to the panel, nothing happens
[19:53] <j0k3r> !past bin
[19:53] <esde> Ubuntu 9.04 Netbook Remix iPod Nano 2Gen, RhythmBox, It is not recognizing the iPod, how may i go about resolving this?
[19:53] <esde> !pastebin
[19:53] <Kalmi> andrewfree, dunno
[19:53] <jonaskoelker> Dr_Willis: dunno.
[19:53] <dronix> you can also use pastesite.com
[19:53] <andrewfree> Ill just backup and try it
[19:53] <esde> or http://pastey.org
[19:53] <Phibes> How can I make sure that i can write on my newly made partitions? i don't think its the permissions, because they look the same for another partition
[19:53] <Dr_Willis> jonaskoelker:  :) a store/restuyrant here can not legally ban 'service animals' :) but  thats not Ubuntu related.
[19:53] <Kalmi> willemv, that's odd... you can set it to ALSA at System->Settings->Sound
[19:53] <esde> Ubuntu 9.04 Netbook Remix iPod Nano 2Gen, RhythmBox, It is not recognizing the iPod, how may i go about resolving this?
[19:54] <jonaskoelker> :)
[19:54] <Titan8990> Phibes, mount it then:    touch /path/to/mount/NEWFILE
[19:54] <Kalmi> Phibes, can you write to it as root?
[19:54] <j0k3r> http://pastesite.com/7325
[19:54] <j0k3r> ZykoticK9 http://pastesite.com/7325
[19:54] <willemv> Kalmi: that doesn't seem able to start ...
[19:54] <Phibes> kalmi, like sudo mkdir?
[19:54] <FlyingSquirrel31> how can I set the page margins when printing to a file (pdf)?
[19:55] <dronix> ede: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1147213
[19:55] <willemv> when i look at my logs with the Log viewer, i get error messages from pulseaudio when I click System -> Preferences -> Sound
[19:55] <willemv> pulseaudio[31764]: core-util.c: Failed to create secure directory: Permission denied
[19:55] <willemv> pulseaudio[31764]: lock-autospawn.c: Cannot access autospawn lock.
[19:55] <Shortguy109> In Audacity how do i choose to use the microphone jack to record?
[19:55] <RandomUbuntu7437> 9.04 xubuntu but I was running the testing versions of it too.  Pulse audio seems to fail to detect my soundcard whenever I reboot.  /proc/asound/cards lists it, there are devices in /dev/snd and pulseaudio sees the mic, but NOT the sink... which is annoying as I don't care about the mic and only about hearing music/movies.
[19:56] <Kalmi> Phibes, yeah
[19:56] <Phibes> Kalmi, i can make a folder in it as root, but i cant make it within the folder self
[19:56] <shoofle> If I'm installing from the standard-issue install cd I burned, through the livecd, is there any way to make it install the server version?
[19:57] <dronix> Phibes, make sure you have the permission to write to that folder
[19:57] <ZykoticK9> j0k3r, i'd read https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/1968 and see if it has a solution.  good luck.
[19:57] <dronix> shoofie, if you're installing using an iso, then you'll need the server iso
[19:57] <creativ3> mmm k
[19:57] <erUSUL> shoofle: no afaik
[19:57] <creativ3> im using now the ncftp
[19:57] <willemv> grr, why does PulseAudio have to suck so much ...
[19:58] <shoofle> oh, kay
[19:58] <creativ3> but i created a batch file and dont upload directly the file...
[19:58] <shoofle> what's the difference?
[19:58] <willemv> is there any way to simply reset the PA configuration ?
[19:58] <willemv> other accounts _can_ login to their Gnome sessions
[19:58] <creativ3> Pici
[19:58] <ZykoticK9> willemv, have you considered making a new account and moving over your files?
[19:58] <RandomUbuntu7437> willemv: IDK, but it does...  Maybe it wasn't ready for primetime in 9.04.  Alsa had served me well for years.
[19:59] <Prisefar> hi i need help with creative soundcard plz PM!
[19:59] <rohdef> how do I manually set what DNS I want to use?
[19:59] <creativ3> Vlet
[19:59] <creativ3> Vlet, Pici
[19:59] <Phibes> it is root all the way but (permissions) but I am root, and the permissions is the same as another partition which have the same permission in fstab
[19:59] <Prisefar> x
[19:59] <Prisefar> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[19:59] <Prisefar> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[19:59] <FloodBot2> Prisefar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:00] <erUSUL> !ask | Prisefar
[20:00] <Prisefar> hi i need help with creative soundcard help!
[20:00] <esde> Ubuntu 9.04 Netbook Remix iPod Nano 2Gen, RhythmBox, It is not recognizing the iPod, how may i go about resolving this?
[20:01] <axisys__> how do I install acrobat connect add-in for webex ?
[20:01] <erUSUL> !ipod
[20:01] <Thor^^> hi
[20:01] <Thor^^> !broadcom
[20:01] <RandomUbuntu7437> Problem: PULSEAUDIO no local sink devices; card detected in /proc/asound/cards and there are devices in /dev/snd ; suspected pulseaudio misconfig; Guide to forcably reconfiguring and restarting just pulseaudio?
[20:01] <FlyingSquirrel31> how can I set the page margins when printing to a file (pdf)?
[20:01] <hacker_kid> i have an agre winmodem that i have been playing with for hours, i cant seem to get it to work, is there a package anywhere that could help (the chipset is martian), or maybe there is another modem thats easy to install. is there a list of compatible modems somewhere?
[20:01] <dstaubsauger> hi, is it possible to run gdesklets without having a "gdesklets-daemon" window listed in the gnome task bar for each active desklet?
[20:02] <zer0her0> what would be the best way to transition from OS X to Ubuntu, user data wise, specifically moving iPhoto and iTunes libraries over?
[20:02] <erUSUL> hacker_kid: any serial mode will work out of the box
[20:02] <Kalmi> Phibes is having trouble writing to a newly formatted partition as a normal user. (with root it's ok) any ideas?
[20:02] <erUSUL> !addingfs | Kalmi
[20:02] <hacker_kid> erUSUL, what do you mean a serial modem? meaning one that plugs into the serial port?
[20:02] <diego__> !fsck | diego__
[20:02] <erUSUL> hacker_kid: yep
[20:02] <erUSUL> hacker_kid: internal modems are usualy winmodems
[20:02] <esde> rhythmbox doesnt see my iPod.
[20:02] <deany> ok the 2nd partition on my external somehow has gone.  fsck.ext4: Superblock invalid, trying backup blocks... | Superblock has an invalid journal (inode 8). | Clear<y>? (output from fsck.ext4 /dev/sdb2
[20:03] <hacker_kid> erUSUL, never thought of that, know where i can find one? i only see usb and pci on newegg
[20:03] <Vlet> creativ3: I don't understand the question
[20:03] <creativ3> im using
[20:03] <losher> Kalmi: Phibes: the top level directory has to be wx by the writer...
[20:03] <ZykoticK9> zer0her0, your going to run into problems trying to migrate with all you iApp setting - the easiest way to to move the actual files instead the JPGs and MP3s etc.
[20:03] <esde> !pastebin | deany
[20:03] <hacker_kid> erUSUL, i got five modems here 2 are winmodems. none of them work all i have managed to do is install a dozen useless kernel modules
[20:03] <creativ3> ncftp -u user -p pw host     put file.txt ./file.txt
[20:03] <creativ3> im using that
[20:03] <creativ3> and dont work
[20:03] <erUSUL> hacker_kid: ebay ? used hardware they are old. some usb modems work too.. the ones that are acm comliant
[20:03] <zer0her0> ZykoticK9: what i was planning on doing, just figured i'd double check
[20:03] <erUSUL> !dial-up | hacker_kid
[20:04] <esde> rhythmbox doesnt see my iPod.
[20:04] <j0k3r> !FUCK
[20:04] <willemv> ZykoticK9: do I really have to ? Can't I just delete the ~/.pulse dir and the ~/.pulse-cookie file?
[20:04] <hacker_kid> erUSUL, thanks
[20:04] <eseven73> !language | j0k3r
[20:04] <Kalmi> !addingfs | Phibes
[20:04] <j0k3r> !BITCHES
[20:04] <jani> is there any tools or alternative for NetworkManager that would automated setting of network proxies depending on what network im connecting to ?
[20:04] <CiPHER_> Hello,can anyone tell me the best and easiest way to get root back on Jaunty?
[20:04] <RandomUbuntu7437> Why is this page so bloody old? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio
[20:04] <ZykoticK9> willemv, perhaps I don't know - i was just spitballing suggestings... good luck.
[20:04] <esde> rhythmbox doesnt see my iPod.
[20:05] <erUSUL> RandomUbuntu7437: someone has to update it. do you voluntier ?
[20:05] <bastid_raZor> CiPHER_; you could use a liveCd and edit the /etc/groups file and add yourself back to admin
[20:05] <ZykoticK9> esde, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-mount-2nd-generation-ipod-in-ubuntu.html
[20:05] <dstaubsauger> hi, is it possible to run gdesklets without having a "gdesklets-daemon" window listed in the gnome task bar for each active desklet?
[20:05] <jack__> ubuntu is not giving Virtualbox USB support. any ideas
[20:05] <bastid_raZor> CiPHER_; if that is what you're referring to.
[20:05] <eseven73> jack__, is it the ose version?
[20:05] <RandomUbuntu7437> erUSUL: I'm the one with a problem, suggested update --DELETE OLD OBSOLUTE POSSIBLY SYSTEM BREAKING INFO--
[20:05] <ZykoticK9> jack__, Virtualbox OSE doesn't support USB you need the other version for USB support
[20:06] <jack__> yes
[20:06] <FlyingSquirrel31> CiPHER_: when your machine starts grub, grub should have an option to boot in recovery mode or something like that
[20:06] <jack__> oh ok
[20:06] <eseven73> that's why jack__
[20:06] <jack__>  well there u go
[20:06] <CiPHER_> bastid_razor:Was going to try that the problem is that I use USB for install and unetbootin,yet I cant open up unetbootin to put ubuntu live back on the usb,its telling me i dont have sudo rights
[20:06] <eseven73> :)
[20:06] <devn00b> net
[20:06] <blazej> elo
[20:06] <FlyingSquirrel31> CiPHER_: you shouldnt need the CD if you have grub installed
[20:06] <CiPHER_> FlyingSquirrel31:ok,ill try that,will I have sudo rights upon booting into recovery?
[20:06] <tones> wairai: im guessing you are xmorfis again
[20:06] <CiPHER_> ok
[20:06] <erUSUL> RandomUbuntu7437: i'm trying to point outh that the wiki is a community effort that people do in his spare time and that things are not allways as we want them to be
[20:06] <ZykoticK9> jack__, see http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads to add Sun's Repo
[20:06] <eseven73> jack__, one more thing, even with the non free version, you must make yourself a member of the group called vbox to get USB working
[20:07] <demontat> salut all
[20:07] <hacker_kid> erUSUL, so -all- serial modems work out of the box? (just making sure before i spend my clients money on this)
[20:07] <FlyingSquirrel31> yeah, it will boot a little bit and then ask you exactly what you want. choose the root shell option.
[20:07] <amseidler> !phone
[20:07] <amseidler> !phoneasmodem
[20:07] <Vlet> creativ3: sorry for the delay; distracted... well, why isn't it working?
[20:07] <erUSUL> hacker_kid: yes all of them do
[20:07] <abchirk> can anyone kick wairai?
[20:07] <amseidler> !MODEM
[20:07] <RandomUbuntu7437> !pulseaudio
[20:07] <Subliminal> i want install awm can anyone help me?
[20:07] <FlyingSquirrel31> CiPHER_:I don't remember the exact names of the options by the way...
[20:07] <Subliminal> please
[20:07] <eseven73> !botabuse | amseidler
[20:07] <creativ3> Vlet, read mp
[20:07] <creativ3> :D please
[20:07] <Subliminal> i want install awm can anyone help me?
[20:07] <RandomUbuntu7437> ubottu: that page was last updated in 2007 though... (yes I know it's a bot)
[20:08] <eseven73> jack__, did you get what I said about vbox user group?
[20:08] <Subliminal> please
[20:08] <amseidler> ubottu how are you today?
[20:08] <amseidler> loooooooool
[20:08] <bastid_raZor> !awn > Subliminal
[20:08] <amseidler> Bye
[20:08] <hacker_kid> erUSUL, sweet ty
[20:08] <RandomUbuntu7437> !howto
[20:08] <erUSUL> hacker_kid: See here for making some other modems work https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto#Download%20/%20Detect%20and%20Configure%20/%20Install
[20:08] <RandomUbuntu7437> !guides
[20:08] <willemv> okay, removing the ~/.pulse dir and ~/.pulse-cookie worked !!!
[20:08] <willemv> wii
[20:08] <tones> !man
[20:08] <RandomUbuntu7437> willemv: ohhh that sounds promicing
[20:08] <willemv> thanks everybody for the help
[20:08] <Subliminal> but for install awm is necessary compiz?
[20:08] <willemv> note that I _moved_ them iso just rm -rf ...
[20:09] <erUSUL> RandomUbuntu7437: there is a #pulseadio channel on this server
[20:09] <erUSUL> RandomUbuntu7437: there is a #pulseaudio channel on this server
[20:09] <amseidler> Subliminal: you need compiz to use awn, yes
[20:09] <hacker_kid> erUSUL, much appreciated
[20:09] <Subliminal> ah
[20:09] <Subliminal> if i want installa compiz?
[20:09] <Subliminal> can you help me?
[20:09] <willemv> erUSUL: ah, that would've been nice to know yesterday  :)
[20:09] <amseidler> Subliminal: Yes
[20:09] <Subliminal> thanks
[20:09] <ZykoticK9> Subliminal, i think awn does require compiz - awn is quite buggy btw, i've never been happy enough with it to replace Gnome in any way...  YMMV Good Luck.
[20:09] <eseven73> jack__, ?
[20:10] <amseidler> I use awn and I like it a lot. Here's a picture of it in effect: www.cpcheating.com/pictures/desktop.png
[20:10] <blazej> elo elo
[20:10] <blazej> co słychać?
[20:10] <erUSUL> blazej: country ?
[20:10] <blazej> poland
[20:10] <erUSUL> !pl
[20:11] <blazej> thx
[20:12] <bastid_raZor> cairo-dock is a good alternative to AWN.
[20:13] <forceflow> I like the gnome go dock too
[20:13] <eseven73> Gnome-Do*
[20:14] <forceflow> sorry, idd
[20:16] <Yankefish> can someone help me restore my mbr using winhex
[20:16] <Kalmi> jani, it could be done with the old-school interfaces file, for an examples look at  /usr/share/doc/ifupdown/examples/
[20:16] <Kalmi> jani, but it is now simple :s
[20:16] <Kalmi> jani, but it is not simple :s
[20:18] <Kalmi> !grub | Yankefish
[20:18] <Slart> Yankefish: are you really sure you have to restore the old mbr? why not write a new one?
[20:19] <SirStan> Is there a mailing list system that supports vhosts?
[20:19] <Algyz> will 8.04.1 see /home, which is ext4 format?
[20:19] <Slart> Algyz: I'm not sure about this.. but isn't ext4 backwards compatible with ext3 if you don't use all the bling bling?
[20:19] <boss_mc> Algyz: ext4 is ext3 backward compatible
[20:19] <RandomUbuntu7437> Algyz: unlikely.  ext4 only recently became part of the kernel.  I don't believe ubuntu backports it to that dist... but I could be wrong.
[20:20] <Yankefish> nah i need to restore my header on a external hdd that was encrypted
[20:20] <dodo1> hi, i need help... i've encrypted my home directory and now i can't access it
[20:20] <RandomUbuntu7437> Slart: Who would mount it that way though?
[20:20] <SirStan> ext4 is backwards compatable with ext and 2
[20:20] <dodo1> since i changed my password..
[20:20] <Kalmi> Algyz: how was that ext4 fs created
[20:20] <SirStan> Algyz: so yes -- it will see it.
[20:20] <Slart> RandomUbuntu7437: someone who wants to use his/her /home on multiple systems? =)
[20:20] <hacker_kid> how can i disable eth0 ?
[20:20] <RandomUbuntu7437> You have to have -always- mounted ext4 with the right options so that large files aren't allocated the strange way.
[20:20] <dodo1> hacker_kid: ifconfig eth0 down
[20:20] <Algyz> I installed 9.04 some time ago, but I want fglrx driver, so I am going to install 8.04.1 :)
[20:20] <RandomUbuntu7437> Slart: yes, but at that point you may as well just keep using ext3
[20:20] <Kalmi> SirStan, it's not backward compatible(unless it was converted from ext3)
[20:21] <Algyz> While installing 9.04 I formated / and /home as ext4
[20:21] <wiizy> 5 minutes in this channel is enough for me to quit Mirc forever
[20:21] <SirStan> lol.
[20:21] <hacker_kid> test
[20:21] <Kalmi> wiizy, :D
[20:21] <dodo1> can anyone help me? i can't start gnome with that user, i'm thinking it's because of that encrypted directory
[20:21] <Slart> RandomUbuntu7437: oh.. but ext4 is.. well.. 1 better than ext3 =)
[20:22] <MrHeavy> ext4 goes to 4
[20:22] <RandomUbuntu7437> Slart: ext4 IS better than ext3, at the cost of not being backwards compatiable unless you take said better features away.
[20:22] <MrHeavy> when ext3 just needs that little extra push
[20:22] <Slart> RandomUbuntu7437: but seriously though... I agree.. using ext4 like that would be a bit odd..
[20:22] <eseven73> someone aught to tell wiizy that Mirc is NOT IRC. such a common assumption.
[20:22] <hacker_kid> dodo1, that reset all the connections but it came right back up
[20:22] <Raex93> Hey guys. How can i make a file executable?
[20:22] <Yankefish> anybody know how to restore a header on a truecrypt drive
[20:23] <Kalmi> SirStan, sorry... I was wrong. An ext4 filesystem can be mounted as an ext3 partition.
[20:23] <Slart> eseven73: stop talking crazy.. the internets is the blue IE icon.. the mail is outlook express and mIRC is IRC...
[20:23] <erUSUL> Raex93: righ click on it properties permissions
[20:23] <dodo1> :/... did you add the eth0 before it?
[20:23] <deany> mirc still charge $ ?
[20:23] <dodo1> that's weird
[20:23] <flakrat> In the upgrade instructions for Gutsy to Hardy LTS, it states to make sure that the packages are updated (i.e. apt-get update), is there a static apt repository I should point my sources.list at to make sure gutsy is up to date prior to upgrading?
[20:23] <n0gear> how do i uninstall facebook plugin from my pidqin? or alternatively remove those annoying popups of 'joins'
[20:23] <Kalmi> SirStan, unless you extents
[20:23] <eseven73> lmao slart
[20:23] <Slart> eseven73: sorry.. I'll go vent this in offtopic ...
[20:23] <Slart> =)
[20:23] <dodo1> i'm guessing eth0 is not wireless, right?
[20:23] <Algyz> Actually I'm happy with 9.04, but my video card is suspicious, probably overheating, and I'm not able to find another solution how to view it's temperature, any suggestions?
[20:23] <koichirose> question: what is the command to open the shutdown dialog with the 60 seconds timer? I have to run it from terminal. Using ubuntu 904
[20:23] <Slart> !gutsy
[20:24] <gasmask> Hey guys, go a stumper for you. Ubuntu freezes every time I put a app into maxamized state! Any ideas as to what it could be?
[20:24] <erUSUL> flakrat: old-releases http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/
[20:24] <Slart> flakrat: mm.. there is an archived repository.. something like old-releases.ubuntu.com
[20:24] <Swish> Algyz, yeah, how about touching the video card heatsink with your finger? :)
[20:24] <Swish> if it burns you, it's too hot.
[20:24] <Algyz> Swish: good idea, a bit hot :)
[20:24] <kerebrus> hello, how do you make /etc/resolv.conf were networkmanager does not over write the dns nameserver info you put in?
[20:24] <flakrat> Slart, erUSUL thanks
[20:24] <Raex93> Ahh. Thank you very much erSUL.
[20:25] <Algyz> Swish: computer is freezing sometimes, I'd like to know a problem :|
[20:25] <Raex93> urUSRL*
[20:25] <Slart> kerebrus: there is a "prepend" keyword in the dhcp config file.. it lets you define a dns server to use before using the ones from the dhcp server
[20:25] <dodo1> hacker_kid: try ifdown eth0
[20:25] <eseven73> kerebrus, sudo chmod +i /etc/resolv.conf if im not mistaking
[20:25] <Slart> kerebrus: note.. this is a setting for the dhcp-client configuration.. not the dns-server config
[20:25] <dodo1> im not sure how's that different though :S
[20:25] <deany> 15mins later,  fsck.ext4 is repairing my 160gig external.  dont know WHAT happend to it
[20:26] <Phibes> Does anyone have an idea why I can only write on my new ext3 partitions as root, and its not the permissions... i have defealts in fstab...
[20:26] <Swish> Algyz, yeah it's frequently tough to figure out the cause of computer freezes
[20:26] <kerebrus> Slart which dhcp config file?
[20:26] <Swish> Algyz, any hints in the syslog or dmesg or whatnot after it freezes and you reboot?  maybe some error messages?
[20:26] <Slart> Phibes: if you can write to it as root and not as your regular user I'm pretty certain it's a permissions problem =)
[20:26] <eseven73> kerebrus, sorry it's sudo chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf
[20:26] <RandomUbuntu7437> Well that did it.  fuser -k /dev/admmidi* /dev/adsp* /dev/amidi* /dev/audio* /dev/dmfm* /dev/dmmidi* /dev/dsp* /dev/dspW* /dev/midi0* /dev/mixer* /dev/music /dev/patmgr* /dev/sequencer* /dev/sndstat /proc/asound/dev/* /dev/sound/* /dev/snd/* ; rmmod $(lsmod | grep snd | cut -d\  -f1) ; modprobe snd-hda-intel (mplayer -ao alsa)  No more paludis audio... but how do I get that darn thing working so I don't have to do that in the futur
[20:27] <Slart> kerebrus: /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf  might be one likely culprit
[20:27] <burvowski> Can someone remind me of something? There was an article I read years ago when I first made the switch to Linux by some somewhat famous SciFi writer that talked about all the various OS's out there? It compared each one to types of cars? Anyone know what I'm talking about?
[20:27] <hacker_kid> ok heres the issue, network manager keeps using eth0 instead of my modem connection. i need to debug that modem, how can i stop network manager from using eth0
[20:27] <dodo1> well.. anyone point me out to some applications that will let me handle the home directory encryption??? anyone?? please?
[20:27] <RandomUbuntu7437> burvowski: I think I do... it had tanks
[20:27] <gasmask> anyone have any ideas on the maxamized freeze thing?
[20:27] <Phibes> Slart, I have the same permissions on another ext3 partition which I CAN write and read from...
[20:27] <Slart> Phibes: you've tried doing a chmod -R on the drive? or it's a huuge drive? what are the permissions on the root folders of the drive now?
[20:28] <burvowski> RandomUbuntu7437 yep that's it! trying to find it
[20:28] <erUSUL> dodo1: encfs ?
[20:28] <erUSUL> !encfs
[20:28] <dodo1> thanks
[20:28] <dodo1> i don't have that soft :S
[20:28] <Kalmi> !encrypted | dodo1
[20:28] <RandomUbuntu7437> http://www.google.com/search?q=linux+tanks+cars+"big+dealership"
[20:28] <tones> hacker_kid: disable the module for networking? assuming there is one
[20:28] <ZykoticK9> burvowski, "in the beginning there was command line" or something
[20:29] <Slart> Phibes: can you pastebin your fstab and some output from ls on the drive? perhaps ls -la /media  might be useful too
[20:29] <burvowski> ZykoticK9 That's it!  thanks!
[20:29] <RandomUbuntu7437> Oh, I have that book
[20:29] <eseven73> Sir Arthur C Clarke
[20:29] <RandomUbuntu7437> that's where I read it
[20:29] <Phibes> i ahve it on media
[20:29] <Kalmi> !offtopic
[20:29] <dodo1> hacker_kid: yeah, try lspci -k and look for your eth card.. it should tell you the module too
[20:29] <dodo1> then just rmmod it
[20:29] <inaequitas> hello world, any news on when kernel-image-debug will show up in jaunty/9.04?
[20:30] <Phibes> http://pastebin.com/m601fca5d Slart
[20:30] <caodagua> can anyone tell me how to recover a scratched CD ?     i'm trying with "dvddisaster"
[20:31] <caodagua> i know there are some tricks like cleaning the cd with something, but I didn't read all the article (a long time ago )
[20:31] <mvalviar> hi, how can I revert back to the default ubuntu usplash?
[20:31] <podman99a> hey all .. using 8.04 currently trying to upgrade... however when i do-release-upgrade i get told there are no new versions?
[20:31] <Flannel> podman99a: You need to let it know you're willing to have non-LTS upgrades, are you on CLI only? or do you have a GUI?
[20:32] <podman99a> cli
[20:32] <erUSUL> !usplash
[20:32] <podman99a> ive tried -p which did nothing new
[20:32] <yigal> Does anyone know if there is any work being made on this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-games/+bug/330856 I have an eee pc and really enjoy a game of iagno now and then.
[20:33] <RandomUbuntu7437> LOL "Bullhorn: "But if you accept one of our free tanks we will send volunteers to your house to fix it for free while you sleep!" "  I forgot about that
[20:33] <Flannel> mvalviar: sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so
[20:34] <mvalviar> Flannel: that will return it to default?
[20:34] <Flannel> podman99a: edit /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades, and change it from 'lts' to 'normal'
[20:34] <wip> the system monitor show 50% of activity of my hd. how can i know what process is taking 50%?
[20:34] <Slart> Phibes: can you pastebin the output from ls -la  in the root of the drive in question?
[20:34] <neurobuntu> wip run htop
[20:34] <Flannel> mvalviar: That'll give you choices of what you want (one of which will be the Ubuntu one)
[20:34] <wip> top is only for cpu / memory
[20:34] <podman99a> Flannel, Thanks .. star
[20:34] <boss_mc> podman99a: Go to System->Admin->Software Sources->Updates and set show new releases notifications to all
[20:34] <Slart> Phibes: I'm only interested in the permissions bit.. you can clear out any filenames you don't feel like sharing
[20:34] <mvalviar> Flannel: thanks let me try that
[20:34] <podman99a> boss_mc, cli only but nice thourght
[20:34] <boss_mc> oh
[20:34] <boss_mc> sorry
[20:34] <Flannel> mvalviar: Also, see the factoid, after doing that, you have to make it take effect with an initframfs doohickey
[20:35] <boss_mc> podman99a: then Flannel++
[20:35] <flakrat> Slart, erUSUL thanks, setting the sources to old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu got the workstations upgraded to the final updates for gutsy, now on to the upgrade to 8.04LTS
[20:35] <erUSUL> !yay | flakrat
[20:35] <Phibes> http://pastebin.com/m7a243ea7 Slart
[20:36] <flakrat> I need to flog this user for not using the LTS version on a production workstation
[20:36] <eseven73> !away > ttilberg|away
[20:36] <Decepticon> screen-profiles is a POS, it crashes upon changing profile on 9.04 inside vmware workstation. see screenshot http://img503.imageshack.us/img503/6448/screeny027.png
[20:36] <mvalviar> Flannel: I issued the command already. Thanks thats exactly the one I'm looking for. Where can I see the factoid?
[20:36] <podman99a> any news on 9.04 n-trig touch support?
[20:37] <Slart> flakrat: you're welcome
[20:37] <podman99a> ... pen works but not touch
[20:37] <Slart> Phibes: and I suppose you're logged on as 'robert' ?
[20:37] <Phibes> yea
[20:37] <wip> with the -rt kernel my second CPU is always at 100%. any idea?
[20:37] <wip> this is on a macbook pro ubuntu 9.04
[20:38] <Flannel> !usplash | mvalviar
[20:38] <Slart> Phibes: you can read files on the drive?
[20:38] <Decepticon> 9.04 ubuntu deskto (inside vmware) screen-profiles is useless, it crashes upon toggling status notifications and hitting apply. see screenshot http://img503.imageshack.us/img503/6448/screeny027.png
[20:38] <Flannel> !away > Mud|afk
[20:38] <maccam94> i need to force remove a package that is partially installed due to lack of free space. how would i do this?
[20:38] <Phibes> on the new ext3 drives?
[20:38] <Phibes> or on the partitions
[20:38] <podman99a> any one know how to make evolution work with exchange 2007 9.04, i see the mapi however my exchange is hosted and does not work?
[20:39] <RandomUbuntu7437> wip: please condense to dender lines.   Second, in a console execute 'top' type P (case sensitive), then 1 (the number).  This will show you how much cpu time each process is using, sort by that value, and display a line for each of your cores.
[20:39] <R2D21> Problem: Mount hdd om U8.10 USB live stick > According too mtab /dev/sda1 is already mounted on media/roo1 (root1=hdd label)
[20:39] <Slart> Phibes: the new ext3 drive.. all questions I've asked so far was about the new drive..
[20:40] <lyrae> How do i remove folder from bookmarks? ( not firefox, but left panel bookmarks when browsing dirs)
[20:40] <iwo> hey, anyone know how i can get my local dns entries to be recognised by ubuntu 9.04?
[20:40] <wip> RandomUbuntu7437: the problem is top is showing CPU1: 1% but htop CPU1: 100%
[20:40] <jpds> lyrae: Open a folder and Bookmarks -> Edit Bookmarks.
[20:40] <Phibes> I think so, I also made a map the other time on one of them doing sudo mkdir etc etc...
[20:40] <podman99a> iwo, /etc/resolv.conf - maybe /etc/hosts
[20:40] <iwo> i have a linksys nslu2 that has the dns name 'slug'... on my new ubuntu though, i can't use this hostname (only the ip works)
[20:41] <lyrae> jpds: thanks
[20:41] <iwo> to be honest, i'm not quite sure how the dns entry is being created though :D
[20:41] <Slart> Phibes: hmm.. I can't really see anything wrong in the fstab.. I have the same settings myself on a couple of ext3 drives..
[20:41] <iwo> podman99a: i guess i can use /etc/hosts to put in a manual entry?
[20:41] <Phibes> yeah, I am really like.. wtf...
[20:41] <jpds> iwo: In /etc/hosts add a new line with: 192.168.1.X slug
[20:42] <Slart> Phibes: is this an old home folder or something? it's been used in some other system before?
[20:42] <hellboy> buonasera
[20:42]  * eseven73 smacks slart for saying folder
[20:42] <creativ3> is possible from wine go to terminal command (linux)?
[20:42] <SvB> how do you type in the terminal to install a .bin file i've downloaded?
[20:42] <Decepticon> hallo
[20:42] <Phibes> it was a ext3 folder with games under /media/Games and the other was a on NTFS with music, also under media/Muziek
[20:42] <Decepticon> 9.04 ubuntu deskto (inside vmware) screen-profiles is useless, it crashes upon toggling status notifications and hitting apply. see screenshot http://img503.imageshack.us/img503/6448/screeny027.png
[20:43] <maccam94> i need to force remove a package that is partially installed due to lack of free space. how would i do this?
[20:43] <erUSUL> SvB: wich software are you trying to install ?
[20:43] <neurobuntu> SvB open a terminal and then type ./<name of file>
[20:43] <SvB> adobeair
[20:43] <creativ3> is possible from wine go to terminal command (linux)?
[20:43] <caodagua> SvB                ---->   sudo chmod 755   "file"                 then         sudo ./fileagain
[20:43] <tones> maccam94: dpkg --force-remove i think, or similar
[20:43] <caodagua> it has to be in the same dir
[20:44] <Slart> eseven73: bah.. directory, folder =)
[20:44] <caodagua> SvB it has to be in the same dir
[20:44] <SvB> ok
[20:44] <maccam94> tones: i tried dpkg -r --force-all packagename, but it said it was ignored because it wasn't installed
[20:44] <hellboy> goodevening
[20:44] <Phibes>  it was a ext3 folder with games under /media/Games and the other was a on NTFS with music, also under media/Muziek Slart
[20:44] <tones> maccam94: then it isnt registered with apt, so.. manually remove?
[20:44] <neurobuntu> maccam94,  run dpkg-reconfigure -a then remove the package
[20:45] <neurobuntu> maccam94, dpkg-reconfigure will finish the installation if you started it with apt
[20:45] <mc_scRAT> hello everybody. how can I add driver to initrd? i got ubuntu installed on sd-card successfully, but there seems to be no driver for my cardreader in initrd - so i can' go farther busybox...
[20:45] <puller> can somone help me with flash on 9.04 i want to watch a streaming race onlien but its not working
[20:45] <maccam94> neurobuntu: it can't finish the install, there's no free space on the drive
[20:45] <hellboy> prova charset
[20:45] <neurobuntu> maccam94, what package is it?
[20:45] <tones> hellboy: what country you from?
[20:46] <Slart> Phibes: does your uid (type id in a terminal) match the number you see if you do a ls -lan on the unwriteable partition?
[20:46] <creativ3> is possible from wine go to terminal command (linux)?
[20:46] <neurobuntu> creativ3, probably not
[20:46] <maccam94> neurobuntu: it's picasa
[20:46] <tones> hellboy: country?
[20:46] <creativ3> :S
[20:46] <iwo> thanks jpds & podman99a :)
[20:46] <puller> can anyone help me get flash to work on 9.04
[20:46] <tones> !ask | puller
[20:47] <creativ3>  go
[20:47] <iwo> puller: just did this myself...
[20:47] <boss_mc> !flash | Read this puller?
[20:47] <hellboy> prova charset
[20:47] <neurobuntu> maccam94, can you free up space elsewhere? if you don't have enough space to install picasa then the drive must be pretty full
[20:47] <iwo> try: sudo apt-get update
[20:47] <jlilly> how can I turn off notifications for adium? This growl-like thing is driving me mad.
[20:47] <tones> hellboy: spanish?
[20:47] <maccam94> neurobuntu: that's not possible, it's a small partition (nothing can be done about it)
[20:47] <iwo> sudo apt-get install mozilla-plugin-gnash
[20:47] <puller> iwo: i was in firefox and installed it through there but which ever version of flash i chose didnt work
[20:47] <Raex93> Hey guys, im back. Haha.
[20:47] <maccam94> neurobuntu: i'm dealing with a default install on an eee
[20:48] <iwo> puller yep, same here (kept saying 'can't find package')
[20:48] <tones> hellboy: espainol?
[20:48] <maccam94> neurobuntu: not an ubuntu default install
[20:48] <boss_mc> iwo, how good is gnash nowadays?
[20:48] <Raex93> Anyone have an Intel GMA 950 card?
[20:48] <neurobuntu> maccam94, hmm...
[20:48] <creativ3> tones, yo soy español
[20:48] <creativ3> .D:
[20:48] <puller> iwo: well it installed just doesnt really work
[20:48] <iwo> i think it's because your apt-cache is not up to date when you freshly install jaunty
[20:48] <hellboy> no italiano
[20:48] <hatter243> !it | hellboy
[20:48] <maccam94> neurobuntu: just trust me the space issue is too complicated to be resolved, i just need to get rid of that package
[20:48] <iwo> boss_mc: no problems for me yet, tried youtube (gnash has sound now :))
[20:48] <neurobuntu> maccam94, have you tried asking in #ubuntu-motu
[20:48] <tones> creativ3: dont even start... :P
[20:49] <neurobuntu> maccam94, just ask for help removing a partially installed package
[20:49] <maccam94> neurobuntu: isn't that for devs?
[20:49] <boss_mc> iwo, how does it handle, say, a kongregate game?
[20:49] <neurobuntu> maccam94, they are the packaging guys if anybody knows how to do it then they will
[20:49] <iwo> boss_mc: let me check :)
[20:49] <Phibes> Slart, is .lgames the same folder as /media/Games?
[20:49] <ferret_> boss_mc: Generally it will suck
[20:50] <boss_mc> iwo: the proprietary drivers are acceptible, if a bit slow...
[20:50] <Raex93> I need help with my Intel GMA 950 video card.
[20:50] <Slart> Phibes: no, I don't think so
[20:50] <hatter243> Raex93, Have you read the release notes? http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904
[20:50] <ferret_> I don't think gnash supports the weird data pipe interface they have their that lets you earn achievements... even if some of the games work
[20:50] <hellboy> i speack ubottu
[20:51] <hellboy> no have problem
[20:51] <tones> hellboy: "/join #ubuntu-it"
[20:51] <shoofle> can I change user data such as real name after install/user creation?
[20:51] <puller> how can i get my firefox to be able to watch this website http://www.universalsports.com/mediaPlayer/media.dbml?id=138747&catid=-2&sid=13044&db_oem_id=23000
[20:51] <Vlet> shoofle: yes
[20:51] <puller> it dont work for me
[20:51] <iwo> boss_mc: kongregate games doesn't seem to happy on gnash, not showing much if anything
[20:51] <tones> hellboy: your english is terrible, im sorry
[20:51] <erUSUL> shoofle: man usermod
[20:51] <Phibes> Slart, I cant see anything in the long ls -lan list anything which isnt 1000 1000
[20:51] <boss_mc> iwo, -:(
[20:51] <boss_mc> *:-(
[20:52] <boss_mc> iwo: cheers for checking though
[20:52] <erUSUL> shoofle: or system>Admin>Users and groups
[20:52] <hellboy> tones were's the problem here?
[20:52] <shoofle> okay, thanks
[20:52] <tones> hellboy: hmm, that was sneaky..
[20:52] <ZykoticK9> puller, it doesn't work for me either (i'm in Canada though), but i don't have flash problems on any other sites?!?!
[20:52] <Vlet> puller: you could try this to see if maybe their developers are just wankers: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59
[20:52] <Raex93> hatter243: No, i havent, but im on 8.10 intrepid anyways.
[20:53] <porter1> I keep getting "The package hl1030lpr needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it." And I've tried 'sudo apt-get install -f', but it isn't clearing the package. Anyone know how to get a package removed like this?
[20:53] <ferret_> iwo: yes, kongregate doesn't even work with the 64-bit *official* flash player, never mind an unofficial implementation
[20:53] <hellboy> ok
[20:53] <Slart> Phibes: what happens when you try to write to the volume? you get the regular permissions error?
[20:53] <Raex93> I have already turned off desktop effects and Compiz, but cant quite get it to work properly.
[20:53] <erUSUL> porter1: do "sudo apt-get clean" to remove unneeded deb from cache ?
[20:53] <boss_mc> ferret_: seriously? That's poor
[20:53] <iwo> ferret_: lol
[20:53] <iwo> boss_mc: games on mousebreaker work fine
[20:53] <tones> hellboy: it would make everything easier if you join the ubuntu in your native tounge though
[20:54] <porter1> erUSL, doesn't do anything
[20:54] <hatter243> Raex93, Whoopsie! Try actually saying what your problem is. Start from the beginning and keep it all on one line if possible. It'll be easier for people to understand your problem and possibly help you out
[20:54] <porter1> erUSUL, doesn't do anything
[20:54] <Phibes> nah, I dont even have the option to make a folder or to copy/paste Slart
[20:54] <erUSUL> porter1: it does not print anything to console if that's what you mean
[20:54] <RandomUbuntu7437> Oh that's odd... utterly KILLING everything audio related made pulse work when it reloaded.
[20:54] <mattbd> Does anyone know of a live CD that offers a tiling window manager like wmii or awesome out of the box?
[20:54] <cptblood> how do i change the installed language thru remote terminal?
[20:54] <porter1> erUSUL, that is correct, but it doesn't resolve anything either
[20:55] <Jack8899> Why do flash movies in firefox don't have sound?
[20:55] <mattbd> I'm fairly agnostic about which one I'd be willing to use if it's already configured
[20:55] <hellboy> yes i understand but here is mouch people
[20:55] <erUSUL> porter1: you said your problem was coused by lack of space...
[20:55] <porter1> erUSUL, I did?
[20:56] <hatter243> cptblood, does the package "language-selector" do what you need done?
[20:56] <tones> hellboy: ok i understand
[20:56] <erUSUL> porter1: no yopu did not ; sorry my mistake
[20:57] <tones> hellboy: do you have a question?
[20:57] <porter1> There is a dpkg command that cleans stuff, I forgot what it was though... anyone know?
[20:57] <deany> is it normal for fsck.ext4 to use 300meg, 50% cpu and an hour and counting on a partition FULL of problems
[20:57] <tones> porter1: apt-get clean
[20:57] <iwo> exit
[20:57] <hellboy> no problem tones
[20:57] <iwo> lol, wrong window
[20:57] <tones> hellboy: ok
[20:57] <frodon1> Hi. I have a Samsung CLX-3175 Multifunction printer - Print driver installed automatically and printing works fine. But now I want to use it as a scanner. Xsane does not find a scanner. What do I have to do to define the machine as scanner?
[20:57] <hellboy> in this's moment no
[20:57] <SvB> caodagua, pm
[20:57] <tones> hellboy: ask us when you need to
[20:57] <tones> :)
[20:58] <hellboy> ok
[20:58] <tones> "Join The Divine Order! Support destruction of
[20:58] <deany> I dont know if its down to ext4, or the hd.  the first partition thats fat32 and for backups is fine, but while using vbox and a guest XP it just died on me, I was also downloading some stuff and that stopped.  fsck gimme a bad superblock error and i did fsck -f -y on it and its been fixing away for over an hour. its a large partition tho, 130gig.
[20:59] <tones> jesus
[20:59] <AnRkey> how do i associate a protocol with an application in ubuntu 9.04? eg: smb://server/share should open up in nautilus when run from the run dialogue box (Alt+F2) This worked in 8.04 but it seems to be broken in 9.04
[20:59] <porter1> tones, that's not doing anything
[20:59] <tones> porter1: what should it do?
[21:00] <porter1> tones, clean stuff as far as I can tell :)
[21:00] <yigal> did anyone answer my question as to whether work was being done on the bug, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-games/+bug/330856,  dealing with the inability to resize iagno was being worked on by someone,
[21:00] <AnRkey> any1? this is critical zen balancing info that i need
[21:00] <AnRkey> yigal, no1 here will know
[21:00] <tones> porter1: hehe, how about apt-get autoremove? if you want to "clean" out the old packages
[21:01] <logikal_> Anyone: For the linux-swap partition -- if I increase the size, will it increase the amount of memory usage I can handle? Or does it just need to have some sort of equilibrium with my physical memory?
[21:01] <yigal> AnRkey: oh my, so I should move to another channel, suggestions?
[21:01] <AnRkey> yigal, one sec
[21:01] <maccam94> i need to force remove a package that is partially installed due to lack of free space. how would i do this?
[21:02] <logikal_> maccam94: try sudo apt-get autoremove
[21:02] <erUSUL> logikal_: the former; but swap is painfully slow compared to RAM
[21:02] <jack__> got to love an easy fix
[21:02] <hellboy> tones my colors message is grey?
[21:02] <n0gear> if i have a video_ts folder with all the usual DVD files .VOB .IFO .BUP . How do i play the whole DVD not just one part like vts_01_0.VOB
[21:02] <tones> maccam94: if dpkg doesnt recognise it, and you cant register it, joull have to manually delete it
[21:02] <cptblood> hatter243: i'll check it out
[21:02] <maccam94> tones: it's a broken package
[21:02] <Vlet> AnRkey: run gconf-editor and look in /desktop/gnome/url-handlers
[21:02] <deany> n0gear, vlc or smplayer.  play dvd from folder
[21:02] <tones> hellboy: i am using a different client, so i am different from you
[21:02] <n0gear> thanks deany
[21:03] <porter1> tones, nope, completely locked and continues to say the same message
[21:03] <tones> maccam94: i know, but everything is made of files, isnt it?
[21:03] <frodon1> Hi. I have a Samsung CLX-3175 Multifunction printer - Print driver installed automatically and printing works fine. But now I want to use it as a scanner. Xsane does not find a scanner. What do I have to do to define the machine as scanner?
[21:03] <porter1> tones, "The package hl1030lpr needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it."
[21:03] <logikal_> erUSUL: Ah, I was just wondering, because I have 4TB of space in total, and I was thinking of adding 200GB to it. Do you know what the equivalent is for 200GB swap -> x RAM?
[21:03] <cptblood> how do i execute language-selector then hatter243
[21:03] <erUSUL> logikal_: the  same; memory is memory
[21:03] <tones> porter1: its not in the repositories, find the right repository and append it to /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:04] <ZykoticK9> frodon1, doesn't seem like your printer/scanner is on the sane's supported scanners page :(  good luck.
[21:04] <logikal_> erUSUL: thank you :)
[21:04] <porter1> tones, it wasn't from a repo, it was from a .deb
[21:04] <SvB> im having a hard time installing this .bin file
[21:04] <hellboy> i know but you see my color message
[21:04] <SvB> can someone walk me threw?
[21:04] <SvB> through
[21:04] <maccam94> tones: apt/dpkg keeps trying to install it
[21:04] <maccam94> apt-get install -f won't fix it
[21:04] <AnRkey> Vlet, u my friend, are a friggen legend! I can now even fix my skype callto: links!!!!!!!!
[21:04] <tones> hellboy: the  writing colour? no..
[21:04] <Vlet> SvB: specific questions are better suited for IRC
[21:04] <hellboy> i setting charset now
[21:04] <frodon1> Hm, if my Samsung printer/scanner is not supportet by Sane  - can I install another scan program?
[21:04] <Vlet> AnRkey: yay!
[21:05] <tones> porter1: then youre kinda stuffed...
[21:05] <AnRkey> Vlet, i need your address, some guys here are gonna wanna send you some beer
[21:05] <ZykoticK9> SvB, open a terminal, change to the directory with the bin, "chmod +x <FILE>.bin", then "./<FILE>.bin"
[21:05] <Vlet> AnRkey: lol
[21:05] <Raex93> Hey guys. I need help. Im trying to find a way to fix my Intel 450 GMA video card. I keep getting static where some images should be (such as the loading bars in games and the multiplier bar in frets on fire). I also had a much worse problem, but then i turned off all of the desktop effects and Compiz. I have an HP Mini 1030, so on UNR the sound doesnt work. Im on Ubuntu 8.10 right now because it is the only one with working sound..
[21:05] <hatter243> cptblood, "ssh -X" to the machine to forward that machine's X window to you, then "sudo gnome-language-selector"
[21:05] <Vlet> AnRkey: google man... first result ;) http://www.google.com/#hl=en&safe=off&q=ubuntu+protocol+association&fp=_UEUKuoNNPk
[21:05] <tones> maccam94: dpkg wont help you here.. i can only suggest again, manually delete it..
[21:06] <ZykoticK9> frodon1, the only scanner type program I've ever used is Sane, don't know if there is an alternative???  Good luck.
[21:06] <maccam94> tones: you can't just manually delete it, dpkg will continue attempting to install it
[21:06] <AnRkey> yigal, still trying to load that page
[21:06] <logikal_> erUSUL: but could you explain to me why swap is slower than RAM? I mean obviously it makes sense, I just don't know _why_ it makes sense. A link to any article/documentation on it would also suffice
[21:06] <AnRkey> yigal, our internet access is a bit slow down here in south africa
[21:06] <frodon1> ZykoticK9: Thank you.
[21:06]  * chiques is away: I'm busy
[21:06] <ZykoticK9> logikal_, HD are much slower the RAM
[21:06] <tones> maccam94: i thought you sed dpkg didnt think it was installed?
[21:06] <genii> hatter243: might need xterm & appname
[21:06] <maccam94> tones: it is a *BROKEN* package
[21:06] <maccam94> partially installed
[21:07] <logikal_> ZykoticK9: Yes, I know. but I'd like to know why. lol -- I'm an information hungry person :\
[21:07] <erUSUL> logikal_: swap is in a HardDisk access to a hard disk is 50-60 MB/s acces to ram are in the thousans GiB/s several order of magnitude difference
[21:07] <logikal_> erUSUL: Thank you very much.
[21:07] <ZykoticK9> logikal_, Hard Drives have moving parts, RAM does not...
[21:07] <AnRkey> vlet, u'r going to think i'm a nut... i dont think i used the word ubuntu in my search :P
[21:07] <tones> maccam94: and youre out of space.... (why operate with such little free space?!) perhaps extend your partition and shrink your swap temporairily?
[21:07] <cptblood> hatter243: i dont follow you, how do i execute ssh -X, tried from prompt, but just got usage ssh: [switches here]
[21:08] <AnRkey> Vlet, i'm sure gnome might have helped too
[21:08] <kstt> hello girls and boys ! I'm getting old, what's the *new* way for automaticaly mounting flash drives now HAL and DBUS are ruling everything ? I don't use gnome, and don't have gnome tools for that. We used to rely on ivman but I heard it is deprecated ... in favor of what please ? Thx !
[21:08] <maccam94> tones: it is an eeepc, the space issue is complicated and unresolvable. the problem is i have a broken package i need to remove
[21:08] <Helpless> Hello all :)
[21:08] <maccam94> kstt: plug in the flash drive
[21:08] <b0hne> cptblood: use ssh -X user@host
[21:08] <logikal_> erUSUL: and that has something to do with the fact that RAM is _random_ access memory, as a HD is permanent access memory?
[21:08] <tones> kstt: that old and you know what thx means? wow
[21:09] <maccam94> kstt: hmmm no gui
[21:09] <erUSUL> logikal_: different technologies
[21:09] <Helpless> I've trashed my Firefox Browser and now iam searching for a way to reinstall it like it was :)
[21:09] <Helpless> ?
[21:09] <maccam94> kstt: i'll look into that
[21:09] <Helpless> Any idea
[21:09] <neurobuntu> logikal_, hard drives are also random access
[21:09] <tones> maccam94: then sorry but, im out..
[21:09] <logikal_> erUSUL: Ah, thank you. I appreciate your time.
[21:09] <cptblood> i just get to the terminal ?
[21:09] <erUSUL> logikal_: no problem
[21:09] <logikal_> neurobuntu: Really? o_O
[21:09] <cptblood> @ hatter243
[21:09] <Vlet> Helpless: How have you trashed it?
[21:09] <b0hne> helpless: installing how it was? delete your profile and install all plugin again, then do setup them again.
[21:09] <neurobuntu> logikal_, yes, random access means you can access any location on the disk at any time
[21:09] <SvB> the name of this file i am trying to install is AdobeAIRInstaller.bin (what do i rename it to, to type ./<finlename>?
[21:10] <neurobuntu> logikal_, compared to older tape drives which have to be access sequentially
[21:10] <hellboy> bye
[21:10] <logikal_> neurobuntu: but I thought RAM also meant it's temporary memory
[21:10] <ZykoticK9> Helpless, just move the .mozilla directory in your home folder to .mozillabackup and restart firefox - good as new :)
[21:10] <tones> SvB: take of the .bin and make it executable
[21:10] <enjahova> if im on hardy and i want to install qt4.5 and all the python-qt4.5 libs how do i do that?
[21:10] <AnRkey> yigal, click on "answers" button in the top right hand corner to ask the maintainers/devs of the package questions. It's on that bug page that you posted the link for
[21:10] <neurobuntu> logikal_, that is what it means now but Random Access Memory is a type of storage
[21:10] <Helpless> yep but the problem is
[21:10] <hatter243> cptblood, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205597
[21:10] <deco> is it possible to install kde 3.5 in ubuntu 9.4? if so how?
[21:10] <kstt> maccam94: tones: thanks. There must be a supported way to do that, because I'm seeing more and more people using "alternative" WM, with the rise of very good tiling engines
[21:10] <AnRkey> yigal, that's by far your best bet
[21:10] <zenwryly> For ubuntu desktop ssh-agent is started by the session manager.  What's the best way to get it started when doing an ssh login to an ubuntu server?
[21:10] <b0hne> logikal_ you shouldnt save your important data there ;)
[21:10] <maccam94> kstt: check out usbmount
[21:10] <cptblood> k, thx
[21:10] <Helpless> ive deinstalled firefox
[21:10] <Vlet> SvB: You most likely want to open a terminal and run it like: ./AdobeAIRInstaller.bin
[21:10] <Helpless> over the command sudo aptitude remove firefox
[21:10] <b0hne> helpless: just reinstall it
[21:11] <Vlet> SvB: I mean: sudo ./AdobeAIRInstaller.bin
[21:11] <Helpless> how
[21:11] <neurobuntu> logikal_, any storage that you can access random locations without incuring accessing costs can be considered random access memory
[21:11] <b0hne> helpless: should be still like it was before. if you didnt purge it
[21:11] <deco> is it possible to install kde 3.5 in ubuntu 9.4? if so how?
[21:11] <Helpless> after i deinstalled firefox
[21:11] <Vlet> Helpless: you most likely want to remove the directory in your home folder called ".firefox"
[21:11] <Helpless> there was suddenly "abrowser" xD
[21:11] <logikal_> neurobuntu: Ah, it makes sense now.
[21:11] <b0hne> sudo aptitude install firefox
[21:11] <neurobuntu> logikal_, this is sort of why you can use your HDD as viritual memory or virtual RAM although its REALLY slow
[21:12] <deany> .mozilla
[21:12] <yigal> AnRkey: sounds good, on it
[21:12] <tones> b0hne why not use apt-get?
[21:12] <Helpless> almost the same ;)
[21:12] <tones> true, but apt-get is more common methinks
[21:12] <b0hne> tones: because i like it that way and aptitude has better package dependency solutions
[21:12] <deco> is it possible to install kde 3.5 in ubuntu 9.4? if so how?
[21:13] <Vlet> deany: ahh yeah... /me is only on a server version.. no gui :)
[21:13] <logikal_> neurobuntu: Yeah
[21:13] <tones> b0hne: ok, sorry i asked
[21:13] <erUSUL> deco: #kubuntu may be more helpfull
[21:13] <deco> erUSUL, Thanks
[21:13] <b0hne> tones: didnt flame you
[21:13] <logikal_> neurobuntu: I like your name, by the way. lol the first thing that came to mind when I read it was neurobiology
[21:13] <ofnqwop> k
[21:14] <neurobuntu> logikal_, that isn't a coincidence
[21:14] <kstt> maccam94: http://usbmount.alioth.debian.org/ < unmaintained : is that really the official way ?
[21:14] <logikal_> neurobuntu: Why, do you study neurobiology?
[21:14] <neurobuntu> logikal_, yep
[21:14] <logikal_> neurobuntu: cool =D
[21:15] <neurobuntu> logikal_, actually a more broad field then just neurobiology, neuroscience
[21:15] <guntbert> !ot | logikal_
[21:15] <maccam94> kstt:  it's in the ubuntu repos though
[21:15] <Helpless> ok i want to complettly remove firefox & everything related to it
[21:16] <Helpless> and afterwards reinstall it like it was before
[21:16] <Helpless> how can i do this
[21:16] <Mkop> when xubuntu gives a minimum disk space needed for installation, how much free space will that leave?
[21:16] <b0hne> helpless: rm -r ~/.mozilla/firefox
[21:16] <neurobuntu> Helpless, sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox*
[21:16] <Helpless> ok
[21:17] <ZykoticK9> Helpless, "sudo apt-get purge firefox && sudo apt-get install firefox"
[21:17] <Helpless> k
[21:17] <chemikalz> there are fleas in my bed
[21:17] <chemikalz> oops wrong channel sorry
[21:18] <Helpless> btw. i got a back-up of the ".mozilla"-folder
[21:18] <Helpless> will i be able to reuse it ?
[21:18] <Helpless> when i reinstalled firefox ?
[21:18] <Ravage> yes
[21:18] <esay> have you ever tried Pardus OS?
[21:18] <hellboy> token charset
[21:18] <ZykoticK9> Helpless, so long as there aren't problem with your Mozilla config - yup.
[21:18] <mats_> please can you help me? every time i want to install something with synaptic i get the error 404
[21:18] <mats_> what should i do?
[21:19] <Ravage> mats_, try a complete mirror
[21:19] <Fzang> how do I launch an app from terminal and make the app *stay* instead of closing together with terminal?
[21:19] <ZykoticK9> mats_, try switching to a different mirror (System / Admin / Software Sources / Download from: / then "sudo apt-get update" then try running updates again
[21:19]  * tones is off
[21:19] <neurobuntu> Fzang, use screen
[21:19] <ZykoticK9> Fzang, look into screen
[21:19] <tones> cya
[21:19] <neurobuntu> Fzang, like  screen <application>
[21:19] <maccam94> kstt: does usbmount work for you?
[21:19] <hellboy> token
[21:20] <Fzang> thanks, it works
[21:20] <mats_> ZykoticK9 Ravage : i already tried many times "apt-get update" with the same result
[21:20] <Helpless> ok i will try it with "sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox" now :)
[21:20] <mats_> ravage : what do you mean?
[21:20] <ZykoticK9> mats_, did you switch to a different mirror then run the update?  do you have internet working?  any other details we should know?
[21:20] <Ravage> mats_, do what ZykoticK9 wrote
[21:21] <neurobuntu> mats_, have you added non official repositories. its possible one of them went down
[21:21] <mats_> internet is working
[21:21] <Ravage> 404 means internet ok
[21:21] <hellboy> token charset
[21:21] <Ravage> and connection to server ok
[21:21] <Ravage> file is just missing
[21:21] <Helpless> after "sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox"
[21:21] <Helpless> firefox is still working :S :S
[21:21] <mats_> neurobuntu, yes only the officials
[21:22] <marko_> Hello all, I am trying to figure out problem with mounting ext3 partitions on 9.04... So far best guess to solve this is try to figure out why I dont have /dev/sdb1, /dev/sdb5, etc. only /dev/sdb... Can you tell me where should I look for possible error of missing devices for partitions?
[21:22] <mats_> ravage, so is there any possibility?
[21:22] <ZykoticK9> markl_, sdb is the drive, the numbers are paritions
[21:22] <Fzang> another question: the network monitor on the panel is completely gone, how do I get it back? seems like I don't even have it
[21:22] <Mkop1> if I install ubuntu in a VM with a small hard drive, and later increase the size of the hard drive, will it be difficult to get ubuntu to recognize the whole drive?
[21:22] <mats_> o just to wait until the server isn't down anymore
[21:22] <mats_> ?
[21:22] <Ravage> mats_, you should show us your /etc/apt/sources.list file
[21:22] <Mkop1> i.e. to increase the size of the partition
[21:22] <Ravage> use nopaste
[21:23] <neurobuntu> Mkop1, it shouldn't just resize the drive with gparted
[21:23] <Mkop1> neurobuntu: huh? you lost me
[21:23] <mats_> ok wait
[21:23] <neurobuntu> Mkop1, actually ubuntu will probably recognize the complete drive
[21:24] <damagednoob> i tried to make a usb pen drive bootable
[21:24] <Helpless> After "sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox" , Firefox is still listed in the "Internet"-Section and it seems like the command didnt do anything :S :S ?
[21:25] <hellboy> token charset
[21:25] <damagednoob> and ended up messing up the partition somehow
[21:25] <damagednoob> is there anyway for me to "format" the drive so that it's useable again?
[21:25] <Flare183> damagednoob: Yes
[21:25] <neurobuntu> damagednoob, yes use the liveCD and gparted
[21:25] <Raex93> Hey guys. Anyone know where i can download an HP MIE image?
[21:25] <wakawaka> http://kiddshow.com/listenlive.html
[21:26] <Ravage> mats_, and there is a #ubuntu-de channel. german might be easier for both of us
[21:26] <mats_> ok wait
[21:26] <Flare183> Raex93: Does this have anything to do with Ubuntu Support/Help?
[21:26] <Flare183> Raex93: This == Your Question
[21:27] <Raex93> It kind of does, seeing as all ubuntu versions i have tried do not work with my HP Mini 1000. And HP MIE is a custom Ubuntu distro.
[21:28] <neurobuntu> Raex93, have you tried the piratebay?
[21:28] <damagednoob> lol
[21:28] <firmW> hello everybody!
[21:28] <damagednoob> thanks neurobuntu
[21:28] <damagednoob> that was a lot easier than i thought it would be :)
[21:28] <firmW> I need a help on setting a route on my network. Could someone help me on this please?
[21:30] <marko__> I try to "sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sdb5 /media/sdb5", but it fails... I dont have sdb5 on /dev, there is only sdb... yet "fdisk -l" lists /dev/sdb5... I think there is error with creating device files on /dev for some partitions (/dev/sdb5), am I on right track with this idea?
[21:30] <damagednoob> firmW, what do you need to do
[21:30] <mqduck> question: whenever firefox is closed by the shutdown procedure (as opposed to manually), the session is saved and restored automatically the next time it's run. does anybody know how to change that?
[21:30] <damagednoob> common etiquette is to just ask the question :P
[21:31] <guntbert> firmW: I suggest asking in ##networking
[21:31] <firmW> ok, thank you!
[21:31] <jefinc> marko__: what fails? what does it say...?
[21:32] <diomedesuser> heh
[21:32] <marko__> I get message "mount: special device /dev/sdb5 does not exist"
[21:33] <jefinc> marko__: does the device show when you just type mount by itself?
[21:33] <Helpless> Where does firefox save the login-data&cookies ?
[21:33] <CyberUnix-> biella
[21:33] <ZykoticK9> marko_, did you just create these paritions?  have you restarted since creating them?
[21:33] <Helpless> i want to get rite of them , but the standard delete private-data doesnt work :S :S
[21:34] <biella> yes CyberUnix-
[21:34] <marko__> jefinc, no, its not on fstab.. system is installed on sda, but I need to get data from sdb
[21:34] <nutzer> lloooo
[21:34] <biest> Hi all, I'm looking for somone that could help me with my Intel WiFi card, I've tried about anything I could with my basic knowledge of Ubuntu but couldn't solve the problem.
[21:34] <jefinc> marko__: does what ZykoticK9 said apply?
[21:35] <marko__> ZykoticK9, no, I have had these partitions for over year, I only repartitioned sda on install
[21:35] <franczen_> Hello
[21:35] <franczen_> Anybody really familiar with atheros wifi troubleshooting?
[21:35] <franczen_> I tried everything I could
[21:36] <deadvirus> Hello
[21:36] <franczen_> now I am stuck
[21:36] <deadvirus> Is there anyway to check wich libs are instaled, to use with gcc or g++?
[21:36] <AnRkey> Vlet, u still there?
[21:36] <Mkop1> should I get xubuntu 9.04 or 8.04?
[21:37] <AnRkey> Mkop1, 9.04 is smooooooth and sleep but a bit more buggy than 8.04
[21:37] <AnRkey> 9.04 is the prettiest though
[21:37] <biest> Could anyone help me with my Intel Wifi card ?
[21:37] <Mkop1> s/sleep/sleek/, I assume?
[21:37] <AnRkey> sleek*
[21:37] <AnRkey> :P
[21:37] <magcius> Oh crap... kill -9 isn't killing this process.
[21:37] <marko__> Im a bit lost here, cos Im not sure if there should be device files for partitions or not.. i.e. is it ok that there is no /dev/sdb5 at all, should I still be able to mount it?
[21:37] <AnRkey> a bit baked, soz :P
[21:38] <magcius> And what's more powerful than kill -9!
[21:38] <AnRkey> magcius, sudo init 6
[21:38] <hatter243> magcius, sudo init 0?
[21:38] <AnRkey> hatter243, snap!
[21:38] <cybercik> hi channel
[21:38] <ZykoticK9> marko_, if you don't physically have a /dev/sdb5 then you won't be able to mount it - if you really only have /deb/sdb, it seems you disk has no partitions???  good luck.
[21:39] <cybercik> After installing vista I installed the Ubuntu boot disappeared. Ubuntu can not open. Can Help
[21:39] <Ravage> insert the cd
[21:39] <Ravage> choose rescue
[21:39] <histo> marko__: you can list partitions with fdisk.  sudo fdisk -l
[21:39] <AnRkey> cybercik, it's easy
[21:39] <Ravage> restore bootloader
[21:39] <AnRkey> cybercik, boot off of live cd
[21:39] <histo> marko__: then make sure the directory exist where you want to mount the partition.
[21:39] <AnRkey> cybercik, install grub from there
[21:39] <biest> Hi all, I'm looking for somone that could help me with my Intel WiFi card, I've tried about anything I could with my basic knowledge of Ubuntu but couldn't solve the problem.
[21:39] <histo> !grub > cybercik
[21:40] <AnRkey> cybercik, google for grub install live cd ubuntu, sure u'll find 20 million howtos
[21:40] <histo> !wifi | biest
[21:40] <NeT_DeMoN> I was burning the gparted live ISO and I got an error, here are a copy of the logs... http://ex0dus.pastebin.com/d763de6b8 should I be worried?
[21:40] <hatter243> biest, tell us what the problem is any maybe someone can help you.
[21:40] <AnRkey> biest, what is the issue?
[21:40] <cybercik> thank you friends
[21:41] <AnRkey> cybercik, no probs, hope u get it working nice and shweet
[21:41] <biest> My laptop doesnt seem to find the WiFi card when I do the ifconig command
[21:41] <biest> *ifconfig
[21:41] <Ravage> iwconfig should be your first step
[21:41] <AnRkey> biest, ubu 8.04?
[21:41] <marko__> ZykoticK9 and histo, "sudo fdisk -l" lists sdb, sdb1, sdb5, sdb6 and sdb7, so I should have those... also if I boot ubuntu 7.10 live cd, I can mount those drives
[21:41] <sagredo> hi friends. does anyone know a way to turn on/off notifications?
[21:41] <biest> I'm jaunty
[21:42] <biest> But it didnt work under 8.10 neither
[21:42] <cybercik> AnRkey: Thank you ;) I'll try the suggestions
[21:42] <Roasted> QUESTION - I'm running Ubuntu 9.04. I noticed with this version of Ubuntu, if my spare hard drive (auto mounts by UUID in /etc/fstab) that I get an error screen saying failed mount point UUID etc etc and also mentions a failed file system check. Its a black screen with white text. It gives me the option to boot if I hit CONTROL-D. Then it boots fine. If I plug the drive back in, I dont get this error. However, in 8.04 and 8.10 this d
[21:42] <cybercik> reboot
[21:42] <Roasted> idn't happen, I'm positive of it. Does anybody know for a fact if this was intentionally changed in 9.04 or the new Linux kernel?
[21:42] <histo> sagredo: isn't there an option when you right click there?  Or you just stop the notification applet from loading.
[21:42] <ZykoticK9> marko__, when you run "ls /dev/sd*" do you see the 5?
[21:42] <AnRkey> biest, does the System > Administration > Hardware drivers not find anything?
[21:42] <biest> iwconfig gives me: lo        no wireless extensions.
[21:42] <mrbob009> when i look in /etc/x11/xorg.conf ITS NEARLY empty!?!?
[21:42] <marko__> ZykoticK9, no, I dont
[21:42] <yaaar> hey guys, how can i see what daemon is listening on a particular port?
[21:43] <Ravage> yaaar, netstat -tulpen
[21:43] <russo> hi all i'm running 9.04 netbook remix and i my smtp just hangs, no matter what server i use it says (sending message 100% complete) what can i do to debug that? I'm not quite sure what's happening, but the messages definately aren't being sent
[21:43] <histo> mrbob009: its not used anymore.
[21:43] <AnRkey> yaaar, man netstat
[21:43] <yaaar> thanks Ravage
[21:43] <histo> russo: check in /var/log
[21:43] <AnRkey> or that
[21:43] <ZykoticK9> marko__, regardless of what fdisk is telling you, if you don't see the device you're NOT going to be able to mount it.  Good luck man.
[21:43] <mrbob009> histo: o lol, where do i put my input device settings now? :)
[21:43] <aldo> TextMate alternative on Ubuntu?
[21:43] <Huufarted> yaaar, if it's listening on inetd or xinetd, you can check /etc/services
[21:43] <histo> mrbob009: you can still put them in there.
[21:44] <marko__> ZykoticK9, ok thanks, thats what I thought
[21:44] <AnRkey> biest, what laptop is it?
[21:45] <biest> Its a Medion
[21:45] <biest> the card is Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
[21:45] <russo> histo: where would evolution write in /var/log?
[21:45] <AnRkey> biest, do you know what model the intel card is?
[21:46] <biest> it is Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
[21:46] <sagredo> histo: let me see if there's an option
[21:46] <biest> it is a Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
[21:46] <sagredo> I have to wait for someone to come online
[21:47] <BoomShaka> ok, so ive got a bunch of subfolders, and i want to see a list of all files (recursively) that contain the word "Threading"... anyone know how i can do that?
[21:47] <sagredo> histo: no right click
[21:47] <Pici> BoomShaka: grep -R "Threading" *
[21:48] <marko__> "ls /dev/sd*" lists only "/dev/sda  /dev/sdb", and I cannot see /dev/sdb5 (where is data which I need atm)... Yet I dont have /dev/sda1, /dev/sda5, and my system is currently running on those... can anyone guide me where to start looking for this probelm? what should make /dev/sdb5? where is it failing?
[21:48] <BoomShaka> Pici, awesome. thanks
[21:48] <Pici> PreZ: actually... grep -Rl "Threading" *
[21:48] <mrbob009> histo: you sure those xorg.conf settings are still used?
[21:49] <myxo> odd, if i mute my volume in ubuntu while a game installer is playing music, my speakers buzz, if i turn it down really low, it doesn't
[21:49] <myxo> not a problem, just a comment
[21:49] <AnRkey> biest, i had loads of luck snooping around on intel's site. I got most of the network card issues fixed that way. The Intel Gigabit cards and I'm sure others have drivers for linux there...
[21:49] <Huufarted> Anybody help me figure out why my ssh session is hanging when I attempt to log in?  SFTP works fine, just not ssh.  http://pastebin.com/d4e94cf19
[21:49] <marco_> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAvyEwEztLw
[21:50] <Flare183> !spam | marco_
[21:50] <Pici> !ot | marco_
[21:50] <Flare183> Pici: That's the factoid I was looking for
[21:50] <russo> omg... how can ubuntu push evolution when it can come to problems like this... this is ridiculous, where are the errors? it just won't send via smtp with ssl
[21:51] <biest> AnRkey, Thanks for the tip!
[21:51] <AnRkey> biest, good luck ;)
[21:51] <restuvme> greetings
[21:51] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[21:52] <AnRkey> Vlet, u there?
[21:52] <Mkop1> what do those floodbots do?
[21:53] <Mkop1> FloodBot2: help
[21:53] <AnRkey> Mkop1, they stop floods of text
[21:53] <marko__> is it udev or what that creates device files on /dev?
[21:53] <samantha-c> is there a good/gui way to throttle a program or process if the program doesn't have an internal throttle?
[21:53] <AnRkey> Mkop1, haha, no u cant interact with them unless u flood the # with rubbish
[21:53] <eseven73> stops the repeated scrolling over a certain amount of lines per so many seconds or somesuch
[21:53] <AnRkey> Mkop1, that's what they do, they stop floods of text into the #
[21:53] <Mkop1> doesn't freenode already do that?
[21:54] <Flare183> Mkop1: No
[21:54] <AnRkey> i donno
[21:54] <PaulJR> How do you replace 'udevinfo' with 'udevadm' systemwide? I know it might be with ln though I can't find the udevinfo source dir
[21:54] <richfrog1> i have an ati radeon 200 xpress and I need a driver for it. Does anyone know what driver I need. Xubuntu 9.04
[21:54] <Mkop1> or maybe it's chanserv
[21:54] <Flare183> richfrog1: fglrx I think idk
[21:55] <russo> okay so apparently you have to restart evolution for every little change
[21:55] <richfrog1> flare183 what is idk?
[21:55]  * Flare183 facepalms
[21:55] <Flare183> richfrog1: I don't know == idk
[21:55] <richfrog1> ah... got it
[21:55] <marco_> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAvyEwEztLw
[21:56] <richfrog1> would it hurt my system to try it? What if it's not what I need?
[21:56] <guntbert> marco_: stop that please
[21:56] <richfrog1> Sorry That was for flare183
[21:56] <GeRo-> ct
[21:56] <quilby> i have 8.04 and in update manager it doesnt give me the option to upgrade
[21:56] <quilby> how do i get to 9.04?
[21:56] <b0hne> update-manager -d
[21:56] <iceroot> quilby: because the default is to upgrade only to an lts version
[21:56] <gartral> need help with my webcam...
[21:57] <mrbob009> i have a strange problem, my touchpad works under jaunty, but i cannot 'tap' to click
[21:57] <PaulJR> all set, copying udevadm to udevinfo
[21:57] <mrbob009> any ideas?
[21:57] <quilby> b0hne thanks!
[21:57] <Flare183> marco_: If you continue to post links of offtopic items. You will be removed from the channel
[21:57] <Pudgy> Hi all, I was wandering if people have suggestions for a program to capture a live stream with?
[21:58] <gartral> I need help setting up a 0c45:602c Microdia Clas Ohlson TWC-30XOP WebCam
[21:59] <b0hne> pudgy which kind of livestream?
[21:59] <Helpless> bye all & thanks for the help :)
[22:00] <samantha-c> is there a good/gui way to throttle a program or process if the program doesn't have an internal throttle?
[22:00] <Pudgy> b0hne: this case a flash player
[22:01] <Pudgy> b0hne: pcm channel
[22:01] <spence> hi Ubuntu, i'm trying to install an app, but when i ./ it, it says cannot install binary
[22:01] <spence> any ideas?
[22:02] <b0hne> spence, does it exactly say cannot install binary?
[22:02] <spence> cannot execute binary file
[22:02] <spence> my mistake
[22:02] <b0hne> spence, try chmod +x binary-file
[22:03] <spence> tried chmoding already
[22:03] <owen1> I am declaring a war on system beep. how do i make the 'rmmod pcpkr' stick after reboot?
[22:03] <gartral> I need help setting up a 0c45:602c Microdia Clas Ohlson TWC-30XOP WebCam
[22:03] <LaMs> owen1: put it in the blacklist file
[22:03] <Swish> owen1, I don't know if there is a more "official" way to do it, but you can create an /etc/init.d/ script to do it, then update-rc.d it to run at boot
[22:03] <gartral> owen1: add it to the blacklist
[22:03] <Swish> ooo, blacklist :)
[22:03] <gartral> !blacklist | owen1
[22:04] <Dataanti> How do i get to my C:\ while in Ubuntu?
[22:04] <b0hne> dataanti, mount it
[22:04] <Dataanti> how do i mount?
[22:04] <ozzloy> what browsers in ubuntu do html5?  specifically i'm trying to check out http://www.youtube.com/html5
[22:04] <b0hne> dataanti, mount /dev/sdX /mnt for example
[22:04] <franczen> Hi
[22:05] <gartral> ozzloy: Opera and Firefox *should*
[22:05] <franczen> Could anybody lend me a hand with atheros wifi?
[22:05] <Dataanti> ... um idk what those mean
[22:05] <guntbert> !mount | Dataanti
[22:05] <franczen> I tried everything I could, but it is still broken
[22:05] <gartral> I need help setting up a 0c45:602c Microdia Clas Ohlson TWC-30XOP WebCam....
[22:05] <LaMs> franczen: I could it depends on what you need
[22:05] <Dataanti> k ty :)
[22:06] <ozzloy> gartral, tried in firefox, got the degraded "browser must support html5" message
[22:06] <franczen> LaMs: Well, I have an ar5005G, which is identified as ar2413. It worked in intrepid with madwifi or ndiswrapper, since jaunty it doesn't
[22:07] <LaMs> franczen: What you mean it's broken ? You have your kernel source installed? You try which version of Madwifi? Jaunty is probably trying to load ath5k or ath9k (don't know if your card is 802.11n)
[22:08] <asc3> how do i connect thru windows?
[22:08] <gartral> ozzloy: sudo apt-get install python-html5lib  <- try that and reload
[22:08] <franczen> Yup, it loads ath5k, but no luck with it. With all three drivers it is the same: it can see all the available networks, but it can not connect
[22:08] <ozzloy> gartral, k
[22:09] <LaMs> franczen: If it tried to load ath5k or ath9k, you'll probably have to modify your kernel configuration to remove them or adding them to the blacklist modules
[22:09] <b0hne> asc3, what do you mean?
[22:09] <LaMs> franczen: With all three drivers ?
[22:09] <asc3> network
[22:09] <franczen> LaMs: I already did try rmmod ath5k
[22:09] <b0hne> asc3, you mean with connection sharing?
[22:09] <Guest1164> I just installed fglrx on xubuntu 9.04 at flare183 suggestion and it totally screwed up my graphics?
[22:09] <asc3> i need to take some files in the network
[22:09] <asc3> yes
[22:09] <franczen> LaMs: yes, with all three
[22:09] <Guest1164> how do i remove it?
[22:10] <Guest1164> i cannot log in
[22:10] <LaMs> franczen: I mean which three drivers are you talking ? Ath5k, ndiswrapper and madwifi ?
[22:10] <franczen> LaMs: I even tried the latest madwifi from source, and wicd instead of network-manager
[22:10] <Guest1164> graphics are screwed up do bad I cannot get to the login screen
[22:10] <zach74> i want to set up a home network with chat is it possible, i was thinking i could make a private irc network and give access to the computers in my house
[22:10] <b0hne> asc3, you mean to connect to a windows computer to download some files? is it on the same router?
[22:10] <Guest1164> im on a different pc now
[22:10] <franczen> LaMs: yes I meant exactly those three
[22:10] <asc3> i have some files shared on windows by i cant open
[22:11] <ZykoticK9> zach74, another chat option is a Jabber server, good luck.
[22:11] <ozzloy> gartral, "You must have an HTML5 capable browser." T_T
[22:11] <Kaostovix> hey
[22:11] <LaMs> franczen: Ok and you say that you can see the AP whit a scan but cannot associated?
[22:11] <Flare183> Guest1164: It did? Sorry
[22:11] <Flare183> :/
[22:11] <b0hne> asc3, whats the error message? which windows os?
[22:11] <gartral> ozzloy: when i said retry, i meant log out>log in and trry once its loaded :P
[22:11] <Guest1164> yea how do i get it out?
[22:11] <franczen> LaMs: correct. Connection timed out
[22:11] <Flare183> Guest1164: Uninstall the package
[22:12] <Guest1164> I cannot log in
[22:12] <Flare183> Yes you can
[22:12] <Flare183> press control alt f1
[22:12] <Guest1164> graphics screwey
[22:12] <zach74> how do i go about making it so my computer is a chat server though, could someoone point me to a tutorial or something like that
[22:12] <LaMs> franczen: You are sure of your rooter right ? The connection work with another computer?
[22:12] <syn-fin> I have canon camera on: root@alien:/home/alien# lsusb
[22:12] <syn-fin> Bus 002 Device 013: ID 04a9:3174 Canon, Inc.
[22:12] <Flare183> Guest1164: Press Control+Alt+F1
[22:12] <syn-fin> how do I dd it?
[22:12] <asc3> windows seven... its stops in a message.. opening "AsC3-PC" and than... unable to mount location
[22:12] <Flare183> and login via the terminal
[22:12] <Guest1164> flare- ok then what?
[22:12] <b0hne> zach74, you mean an irc server oder an jabber server or what kind of chat do you mean?
[22:12] <Flare183> Guest1164: Login
[22:12] <franczen> LaMs: yes, I already checked that. The router is okay.
[22:13] <Guest1164> ok
[22:13] <b0hne> asc3, i dont know windows 7, windows sucks erm six i dont know good though
[22:13] <Guest1164> ok flare then what?
[22:13] <Flare183> Guest1164: btw you will not see your password, but its there
[22:13] <zach74> whats the difference between jabber and irc
[22:13] <Guest1164> ok flare
[22:13] <LaMs> franczen: Ok, then... did you tried setting everything up manually in command line ? Like not using NetworkManager or something similar ?
[22:13] <zach74> and on another point why would packages fail to install?
[22:13] <Flare183> Guest1164: Hold on
[22:13] <Guest1164> ok flare going to tey now
[22:13] <franczen> LaMs: yes
[22:13] <Guest1164> ok
[22:13] <asc3> but is it a seven problem?
[22:14] <yaaar> can anybody tell me how to determine what version of openssh server is running on a particular machine? (not what package version is installed...the actual running copy)
[22:14] <Vlet> zach74: http://www.jabber.org/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Relay_Chat
[22:14] <master_chief3790> Hellow everyone
[22:14] <Vlet> zach74: If a package fails to install, there should be some sort of error message. Maybe the error could tell us why
[22:14] <LaMs> franczen: Hummm ... what is the encryption on your rooter ? You tried removing it for testing ?
[22:15] <hskill> indicator-applet is running but i dont see its icon. how can i see its icon? i want to configure it
[22:15] <Flare183> Guest1164: Ok type in sudo aptitude search fglrx
[22:15] <franczen> LaMs: yes.
[22:15] <zach74> error code 2
[22:15] <Flare183> Guest1164: And tell me the ones that are listed in the output
[22:15] <master_chief3790> I've got a question with remote ssh x-sessions. Any takers?
[22:15] <Guest1164> flare ok
[22:15] <Vlet> zach74: what is the package?
[22:15] <zach74> its something dpkg
[22:16] <Guest1164> ok one moment
[22:16] <Flare183> master_chief3790: pm me
[22:16] <gartral> ozzloy: when i said retry, i meant log out>log in and trry once its loaded :P
[22:16] <gartral> I need help setting up a 0c45:602c Microdia Clas Ohlson TWC-30XOP WebCam....
[22:16] <zach74> a gnome language pack
[22:16] <LaMs> franczen: Then I must I'm as clueless as you... I have an atheros card in jaunty and it worked relatively well enough for me here
[22:16] <SteM> how can i run an application from the menu but forcing 'sudo' ?
[22:16] <Flare183> Guest1164: Are you loggined in now?
[22:17] <zach74> if you think of something please email me at 814ck73425@gmail.com, id really appreciate it
[22:17] <Vlet> zach74: hmm... isn't it already built into ubuntu? where did you get the package, and how are you going about attempting to install it?
[22:17] <ozzloy> gartral, o full logout? kk
[22:17] <Flare183> SteM: gksu <insert application now here>
[22:17] <dmorrigan> Anyone using the CLI bluetooth tools with any success?
[22:17] <zach74> well im wanting to share a file and it said that i had to install something
[22:17] <ozzloy> gartral, is there a way to do it without logging out?
[22:17] <zach74> so i go to install and it says install failed
[22:18] <SteM> Flare183: but using the mouse ???
[22:18] <zach74> and then error code 2
[22:18] <Vlet> zach74: it's hard to help with so few details
[22:18] <gartral> ozzloy: im sure there is, but i dont know the command, google maybe?
[22:18] <Flare183> SteM: Press alt+f2
[22:18] <ZykoticK9> yaaar, although it given an error "sshd -v" shows "OpenSSH_5.1p1 Debian-5ubuntu1, OpenSSL 0.9.8g 19 Oct 2007" on my system
[22:18] <Flare183> SteM: And type in gksudo <insert application name here>
[22:19] <ozzloy> meh, logging out and back
[22:19] <ozzloy> gartral, thanks anyways
[22:19] <ozzloy> gartral, thanks also for the help so far
[22:19] <gartral> !welcome | ozzloy
[22:19] <SteM> Flare183: no way only with the mouse ...
[22:20] <gartral> !your welcome | ozzloy
[22:20] <ozzloy> heh
[22:20] <Orbixx> Just installed "X Windows System" and "GNOME Desktop Environment" however, X fails to start:
[22:20] <Flare183> !thanks | ozzloy
[22:20] <Orbixx> Fatal server error: xf86OpenConsole: Cannot open /dev/tty0 (No such file or directory)
[22:20] <Flare183> ozzloy: hehe
[22:20] <syn-fin> how to dd a USB device?
[22:20] <eseven73> oh thats cheesy, don't use the bot for your personal feelings gartral lol
[22:20] <ozzloy> arrg
[22:21] <ozzloy> still says i must have an html5 capable browser
[22:21] <LaMs> syn-fin: What do you mean ? What do you want to do ?
[22:21] <gartral> ozzloy: lemme do some reserch
[22:22] <guntbert> SteM: you can edit the properties of a menu entry to read "gksudo xxx" instead of just "xxx"
[22:22] <Guest1164> any other ideas flare
[22:22] <syn-fin> LaMs: I sent you a private msg
[22:22] <nrg> i have a hopefully quick question...
[22:22] <EnriqueM> Hello, is there someone that could tell me if the x3100 graphics chipset is on the compiz blacklist?
[22:22] <ozzloy> gartral, no.  i forbid you from doing any reseerch!
[22:22] <ozzloy> research*
[22:22] <Flare183> Guest1164: ok you have to search for the package, remove it, and restart gdm
[22:23] <Guest1164> i cannot login
[22:23] <Flare183> Guest1164: Yes you can
[22:23] <conb123> Does anybody know what that applications called that puts a little bar at the bottom of your desktop with apps on it and does it make the desktop lag?
[22:23] <Guest1164> how? ctrl alt f1 did nothing
[22:23] <Orbixx> How do I start gnome from cli?
[22:23] <linxeh> conb123: you mean, like the OSX dock ?
[22:23] <eseven73> AWN or cairo-dock or gnome-do
[22:23] <mattgyver> conb, do you mean gnome-do?
[22:23] <conb123> linxeh: yes just like that
[22:23] <Flare183> Orbixx: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[22:23] <master_chief3790> I vouch for AWN
[22:24] <ozzloy> gartral, maybe i had it cached.  retrying
[22:24] <linxeh> conb123: probably gnome-dock
[22:24] <eseven73> they can be laggy, depends on how good your computer is, conb123
[22:24] <linxeh> conb123: or kiba-dock or something
[22:24] <eseven73> and it depends on how many plugins you enable in the docks
[22:24] <conb123> eseven73: so which one is best, awn gnome-dock etc
[22:24] <EnriqueM> Does anyone knows if Ubuntu 9.04 support the intel 965 integrated chipset? or it still doesn't?
[22:24] <eseven73> !best | conb123
[22:24] <Guest1164> flare how do i login ctrl alt f1 did not work?
[22:24] <linxeh> thankfully the OSX dock doesnt suffer that way
[22:25] <mobi-sheep> conb123: Gnome-Panel. :)
[22:25] <Code-E> I'm trying to play eve online through wine on ubuntu but its telling me i dont have model shader 2 or higher, is this a video card driver issue or what? O_o
[22:25] <jonathan1> gnome-do with docky FTW imho
[22:25] <syn-fin> EnriqueM: I have 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0c)
[22:25] <syn-fin> EnriqueM: but I can't enable effects, just getting full resolution at least
[22:25] <Guest1164> flare hello?
[22:25] <Fishscene> Code-E: Might need to check to see if the driver you are using supports 3D
[22:25] <bin1010> is there a way to get the names of the files on the desktop to show up next to the icons instead of below them...some of these names run on forever down the screen?
[22:25] <nrg> in Ubuntu 8.04, automounting volumes is handled by
[22:26] <ozzloy> gartral, nope, still "You must have..."
[22:26] <AnRkey> Code-E, it's not finding directx files that it needs
[22:26] <nrg> sheesh, i kit the enter key too early
[22:26] <EnriqueM> I did enabled the effect on 8.10 or something like that
[22:26] <AnRkey> me thinks
[22:26] <conb123> thanks guys
[22:26] <eseven73> conb123, my system chokes with all 3 docks, so I really couldn't tell you which is less laggy, just try all 3 see which is best for you
[22:26] <EnriqueM> But I'm a noob on the Linux world
[22:26] <deco> woot barcelona champians !
[22:26] <Code-E> Oh. how do i install them or whatever then AnRkey?
[22:26] <dash> hi. any mac pro users here? i'm trying to get this mac aluminum keyobard to work, with mixed results
[22:26] <AnRkey> code, i think u can just download directx and install it, not sure
[22:26] <ironfoot_495> Hello is there someone who can help me fix ssh on two machines one-8.10 two-9.04 server.
[22:27] <dash> anybody know what settings I should be using to get the most keys to work and not get xkb errors? :)
[22:27] <AnRkey> a quick google on the matter should get u going
[22:27] <guntbert> Guest1164: the correct nick is Flare183 (not just flare), use <tab> to complete the nick
[22:27] <EnriqueM> but I want to know if I'm gonna have to do the same on 9.04
[22:27] <dash> ironfoot_495: how's it broken?
[22:27] <Guest1164> ok sorry
[22:27] <gartral> ozzloy: seems like the version of firefox in jaunty doesnt support html5 yet...
[22:27] <AnRkey> Vlet, u back yet?
[22:27] <nrg> let's try this again.
[22:27] <peol> Hey. How would one debug a session in Ubuntu, e.g. why a certain application doesn't start using the Startup Applications in Preferences and such?
[22:27] <ironfoot_495> dash: I can get in to either machine using ssh or scp.
[22:27] <Guest1164> flare 183- ctrl alt f1 did not work
[22:28]  * AnRkey runs round the block 19 times.... and kicks it under the desk again
[22:28] <ironfoot_495> can
[22:28] <EnriqueM> syn-fin: I read at a forum that with some update it worked on "some" computers, does it work on yours?
[22:28] <Vlet> AnRkey: ahoy
[22:28] <AnRkey> Vlet, !
[22:28] <ironfoot_495> cant
[22:28] <nrg> in Ubuntu 8.04 automounting of removable media is now handled by nautilus, correct?
[22:28] <gartral> I need help setting up a 0c45:602c Microdia Clas Ohlson TWC-30XOP WebCam....
[22:28] <AnRkey> Vlet, i can't see how the smb:// is registered in gconf-editor
[22:28] <syn-fin> EnriqueM: I didn't spent countless hours on that, but it effects does not work after siome minor tweaking
[22:28] <ironfoot_495> can not
[22:28] <guntbert> Guest1164: only if you type the correct nick, the user is "highlighted", try it once with me, type gun<tab>
[22:28] <nrg> in other words, automount has been moved out of gnome-volume-manager?
[22:29] <ozzloy> gartral, T_T
[22:29] <ozzloy> gartral, thanks anyways
[22:29] <guntbert> !enter | nrg
[22:29] <ironfoot_495> dash: Iǘe looked at quite a few googled sources But I can not seem to get them to work
[22:29] <EnriqueM> syn-fin: Ok, gotta run thanks for answering, I'm gonna see if I can find a solution on the web
[22:29] <EnriqueM> syn-fin: see ya
[22:30] <nrg> ubottu: noted
[22:30] <cameron__> can you run windows cds on ubuntu without virtualization
[22:30] <ironfoot_495> the publickey is whatś giving a problem.
[22:30] <Orbixx> Flare183: And if gdm just exits silently immediately after invoking it?
[22:30] <spence> chmod +x Nuke5.1v5-linux-x86-release-64-installer
[22:30] <spence> ./Nuke5.1v5-linux-x86-release-64-installer
[22:30] <spence> bash: ./Nuke5.1v5-linux-x86-release-64-installer: cannot execute binary file
[22:30] <spence> is it just not Ubuntu compatible?
[22:30] <FloodBot1> spence: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:31] <prentice5> anyone know how to spped up transmission torrent client?
[22:31] <ironfoot_495> dash: can you help me???
[22:31] <guntbert> ironfoot_495: what happens, when you try?
[22:31] <dash> ironfoot_495: so you can ssh in? what's the probl;em?
[22:31] <harjms> Would like some BJNP help if possible
[22:31] <ironfoot_495> dash: no I can not ssh in thatś the problem
[22:31] <prentice5> anyone?
[22:32] <joebeeson1> When I run ./configure on a package it says libusb cannot be found, but it is installed. I'm not good with compiling from source, can someone spare a minute or two?
[22:32] <conb123> Why wont my deskbar move
[22:32] <conb123> ?
[22:32] <AnRkey> prefrontal, http://www.portforward.com/ and forward the correct ports for your app
[22:32] <ironfoot_495> guntbert: try what???
[22:32] <AnRkey> conb123, it's lazy
[22:32] <guntbert> !ask | harjms
[22:32] <AnRkey> conb123, 9.04ubuntu?
[22:32] <conb123> AnRkey: lol is it locked or something
[22:32] <guntbert> ironfoot_495: try to ssh into the remote host :-)
[22:32] <tuxedocurly> Hey, I want to use my bluetooth headset with my bluetooth dongle in ubuntu 9.04 x64 but im having problems because im so new to all of this. Can anyone walk me through setting up my bluetooth headset to work as the main ubuntu audio device?
[22:32] <Vlet> AnRkey: hmm, looked around, but unfortunately, I'm only on ubuntu server... did you look in /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/ ?
[22:32] <ironfoot_495> I really need help with this guys
[22:32] <conb123> AnRkey: yep jaunty
[22:32] <AnRkey> conb123, in 9.04 u must right click on the bar and set the orientation to btm
[22:33] <AnRkey> conb123, pssd me off 2
[22:33] <ironfoot_495> guntbert It says no permissions (publickey)
[22:33] <Vlet> ironfoot_495: did you delete the files in your .ssh folder in your home directory?
[22:33] <Flare183> Orbixx: Then something is wrong, check the logs
[22:33] <tuxedocurly> anyone?
[22:33] <conb123> AnRkey: Found it thanks
[22:33] <AnRkey> conb123, coo ;)
[22:34] <ironfoot_495> Vlet: yes I did delete known_hosts
[22:34] <harjms> I am unable to ./configure with cups-bjnp-0.5.3 it states "CUPS library is not found" if anyone can help me get this I can finally get my printer working(well hopefully)
[22:34] <dash> so, no mactel users with aluminum keyboards today?  :)
[22:34] <ironfoot_495> should I get rid of all of them?
[22:34] <richard_> I just installed flgrx in xubuntu and it totally messed up my graphics and I cannot log in because I can't see the login page? how do i fix this?
[22:34] <tuxedocurly> Hey, I want to use my bluetooth headset with my bluetooth dongle in ubuntu 9.04 x64 but im having problems because im so new to all of this. Can anyone walk me through setting up my bluetooth headset to work as the main ubuntu audio device?
[22:34] <ironfoot_495> Well
[22:34] <AnRkey> Vlet, yes... i found the callto:// handler there which is awesome, now it's just smb:// and sftp://
[22:34] <ironfoot_495> when
[22:34] <myxo> hey guys. question about ubuntu, for some reason when copying large (+10gb) files copying them from different locations, whether its an external drive or not, takes over my whole system it seems
[22:34] <ironfoot_495> I did I still had the same problem?
[22:34] <Mkop> when they say that the minimum HD space to install xubuntu is 1.5 gigs, how much free space does that leave for files (as opposed to kernel, utils, etc.)?
[22:34] <HontoniLinux> Since upgrading my Ubuntu distribution from 8.10 to 9.04 I have been unable to get alsa to work with my USB stereo giving th error: Could not open audio device for playback. I had gentoo installed as well and same problem there. I've used numerous distributions in the past with my USB stereo without any issues. Is there something I could try to do attempting to fix it?
[22:34] <master_chief3790> tuxedo, pm me
[22:35] <AnRkey> Vlet, i plan to link the whole lot up in our intranet
[22:35] <Vlet> AnRkey: what do you mean now it's just that? you mean like, it didn't save?
[22:35] <jugemu> anyone here have any experince setting up a webdav server because I'm getting some pretty wierd errors
[22:35] <richard_> is ther anyway I can login without the login page?
[22:35] <whazilla> hi
[22:35] <guntbert> ironfoot_495: that answer comes from the remote host or from the local client?
[22:35] <kmdm> richard_: Ctrl+Alt+F1 and use the console ?
[22:35] <AnRkey> Vlet, no i fixed something i was not looking to fix just yet (the callto://)... now it's just smb:// and sftp:// to fix
[22:35] <joebeeson1> When trying to run a ./configure for libiphone I get a notice that libusb cannot be found but it appears to be installed. Ideas?
[22:35] <richard_> when I press ctrl alt f1 it does nothing
[22:36] <ironfoot_495> I´guntbert it came from both.
[22:36] <whazilla> root@ubuntu:/home/ubuntu # mount /dev/hda1 /media/hda1
[22:36] <whazilla> 23:31 < whazilla> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda1,
[22:36] <whazilla> 23:32 < whazilla> arg fo ht braken sys
[22:36] <whazilla> 23:33 < whazilla> dmesg says EXT2-fs: hda1: couldn't mount because of unsupported optional features (4).
[22:36] <FloodBot1> whazilla: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:36] <Vlet> AnRkey: so... I don't understand the problem / question
[22:36] <thiebaude> !ext2
[22:36] <whazilla> Any wlcome ;=
[22:36] <richard_> sorry kmdm when i press ctrl alt f1 it does nothing
[22:36] <whazilla> thiebaude: unsupported
[22:36] <thiebaude> yea, ext2 is old
[22:37] <kmdm> richard_: Hrm, reboot in the recovery kernel ?
[22:37] <whazilla> :-
[22:37] <richard_> how can i access my backup file
[22:37] <guntbert> ironfoot_495: after you typed your password?
[22:37] <Vlet> ironfoot_495: after you delete the known hosts file for your client machine, are you able to ssh in?
[22:37] <ironfoot_495> I know it has to be something I did because at the beginning I could at least gwet in to the server. but now I can not get either one to work.
[22:37] <richard_> ok kmdm how do i do that?
[22:37] <AnRkey> Vlet, well u solved another long standing problem for me (callto://). Now I need to still fix the smb:// handler as well as the sftp:// handler also needs to be set somewhere
[22:37] <whazilla> %)% %504
[22:37] <nrg> is there a way to set nautilus silently in the background?
[22:37] <ironfoot_495> Vlet: no
[22:37] <elitecoder> Where can I get a list of network interfaces?
[22:37] <Vlet> ironfoot_495: unless you need them for some reason, maybe you could just wipe out the ~/.ssh folder on both systems
[22:37] <kmdm> richard_: Reboot, (press escape if necessary to show the GRUB menu), select the kernel that has (recovery mode) or similar after it and press enter...
[22:37] <ironfoot_495> guntbert no I keep the password blank
[22:38] <AnRkey> Vlet, am i making sense now? :)
[22:38] <richard_> ok ill try it
[22:38] <Vlet> AnRkey: okay, and?
[22:38] <whazilla> nobody reads my paste ?
[22:38] <Vlet> AnRkey: do what you did to the callto:// handler for the other two
[22:38] <ironfoot_495> Vlet: do you think that might work?
[22:38] <ironfoot_495> get rid of both directories??
[22:38] <AnRkey> Vlet, well it seems that smb:// and sftp:// are not set in that location in gconf-editor however they both work on 8.04
[22:38] <harjms> anyone be able to help install a printer?  I am unable to ./configure the bjnp if anyone can help please!!!
[22:38] <ironfoot_495> .ssh
[22:38] <AnRkey> 9.04 doesnt work
[22:39] <Vlet> ironfoot_495: it will at least help you determine if you're having some routing/firewall/etc problem, or if you just botched the authentication stuff somehow
[22:39] <AnRkey> Vlet, it's my only issue so far with 9.04
[22:39] <guntbert> ironfoot_495: that could be a cause - blank passwords are not always accepted
[22:39] <AnRkey> Vlet, it's driving me nutso :)
[22:39] <harpreet_> AnRkey: what doesnt work in 9.04 for you
[22:39] <ironfoot_495> Vlet: ok I´ll try it!
[22:40] <AnRkey> Vlet, not working, i'm sure i am missing something
[22:40] <Vlet> AnRkey: you may need to install samba... I think it may not come installed
[22:40] <AnRkey> harpreet_, alt+f2 then type smb://serveraddresshere
[22:40] <ironfoot_495> guntbert: I´ve tried it both ways and I still get the same results!!
[22:40] <docc> hy, is somebody here with experience for installing ubuntu on a lenovo d20 workstation with marvel 88se63xx/64xx sata-chipset?
[22:40] <AnRkey> harpreet_, push enter
[22:40] <AnRkey> so close now :(
[22:40] <ironfoot_495> bk
[22:40] <ironfoot_495> bb
[22:40] <joebeeson1> When trying to run ./configure I get a notice that libusb cannot be found but it appears to be installed. I think I may need the 32bit version, can anyone help?
[22:40] <Vlet> AnRkey: it installs itself (with your permission) when you try to make a samba network connection through the wizard thing
[22:41] <billybigrigger_> anyone here good with audio conversion? i converted 90+ .MTS (avchd) video files from my sony handycam to .MP4 yesterday and last night....now i have about 90 .mp4's that won't play in my xbox 360, because xbox won't play anything that has more than 2 Channels AAC
[22:41] <billybigrigger_> http://pastebin.com/m48312d3b
[22:41] <Vlet> joebeeson1: if you're compiling stuff, you need the development package for it, not just the distributable binary
[22:41] <harpreet_> AnRkey: what happens when you press alt+F2
[22:41] <billybigrigger_> so i tried batch converting the mp4's and i get an error with ffmpeg that it wont support resampling of aac with more than 2 channels
[22:41] <nrg> joebeeson1: install libusb-dev
[22:41] <joebeeson1> Vlet: It was checking for libusb 0.1.2 >= and it fails
[22:41] <joebeeson1> Vlet: I know I have 0.1.4 installed.
[22:42] <harjms> need help installing printer....need to be able to install bjnp
[22:42] <dadrock> Is there a feature like system restore in ubuntu 9.04 or any ways by which i can do it ?
[22:42] <nrg> joebeeson1: apt-get install libusb-dev
[22:42] <AnRkey> harpreet_, the run dialog come up
[22:42] <AnRkey> harpreet_, then i type smb://... in
[22:42] <AnRkey> harpreet_, then i get an error
[22:42] <joebeeson1> nrg: Still fails.
[22:42] <richard__> kmdm it gives me a bunch of options
[22:42] <harpreet_> AnRkey: what error is it?
[22:42] <Vlet> joebeeson1: libusb-0.1-4 is installed, but what about libusb-dev?
[22:42] <richard__> which option do i use
[22:42] <gartral> I need help setting up a 0c45:602c Microdia Clas Ohlson TWC-30XOP WebCam....
[22:42] <joebeeson1> nrg, Vlet: Apologies. A different package failed this time. You were both correct.
[22:43] <AnRkey> harpreet_, it's rebooting quick
[22:43] <AnRkey> harpreet_, will check in a mo
[22:43] <Vlet> joebeeson1: woot
[22:43] <nrg> is this a C++ app that you are trying to compile?
[22:43] <joebeeson1> Vlet: lol, now it's glib thats failing
[22:43] <joebeeson1> nrg: It's libiphone, to tether via usb cable.
[22:43] <AnRkey> harpreet_, it boots like lightning now
[22:43] <kmdm> richard__: pick the latest one with (recovery mode)
[22:44] <richard__> kmdm i already did both recovery modes and thy brought me back to normal start up
[22:44] <harpreet_> AnRkey: did you try running other application with alt+F2? some game or something. try running that
[22:44] <Creedinger> does anyone know where i can get the file bounds.c from ? i get the errormessage that this file is missing when i try to build the driver for the lenovo sl 500 functionkeys
[22:45] <kmdm> richard__: They shouldn't, I've not done it for a while but I believe it prompts you for a password or press enter for normal startup?
[22:45] <TBotNik> All; Trying to rip a distro from an .iso!  Anyone know any good bash scripts for this?  Also adding CHRP to it for rebuild to boot in IBM machine.  Anyone up on that?
[22:45] <Vlet> joebeeson1: did you install build-essential?
[22:45] <richard__> nope
[22:45] <richard__> kmdm ill try again
[22:45] <joebeeson1> Vlet: Was doing that just now.
[22:46] <AnRkey> harpreet_, it's working after an update but now it gives a server share list retrieval error
[22:46] <bc> TBotNik: define 'rip'
[22:46] <Creedinger> @ joebesson i used the command: aptitude get build-essential  and i also used it for getting linux-headers-generic
[22:46] <joebeeson1> Vlet: Apparently I'm having a slow day today, I should've known that
[22:46] <harpreet_> TBotNik: reconstructor is the best
[22:47] <harpreet_> AnRkey: you have smbclient installed?
[22:47] <harjms> Can anyone help with printer setup?
[22:47] <TBotNik> bc: Extract all the files into dir to allow for re-build
[22:47] <harpreet_> harjms: yes go ahead, please tell model number
[22:47] <harjms> MP620
[22:47] <TBotNik> harpreet_: Where do I find it?
[22:47] <ironfoot_495> Vlet: I eliminated the .ssh directoies on both the desk-top and the Server.
[22:47] <rashed2020> Is there a way to find out the wattage of my PSU from the OS?
[22:47] <dreamy> is there any room for www programing ? or something similar?
[22:47] <harpreet_> TBotNik: google it , it will take you to reconstructor website
[22:47] <dreamy> web bulding..
[22:47] <hardran3> Can anyone help me with an fstab question?
[22:47] <buscap> #ubuntu-fr
[22:47] <bc> TBotNik: use mount and a loop device.
[22:48] <joebeeson1> dreamy: That's a very vague question.
[22:48] <harjms> I installed everything, BUT when I am trying to install the BJNP and when I go to configure, it says the library is not found
[22:48] <gartral> !html5 > me
[22:48] <dreamy> joebeeson1: ok .. :S
[22:48] <docc> can i build a kernel module from live ubuntu to add during an installation?
[22:48] <joebeeson1> dreamy: Programming? HTML? HTTP? What do you mean?
[22:48] <bc> TBotNik: see mount manpage and search for /dev/loop
[22:48] <joker_> In the event where I would want to mount a raid member read only without having the whole raid re-mounted (it'sa 2 disks mirror raid). How could I do that? (mount /dev/sd?? /somewhere doesnt work - Says unknown fs linux_raid_member)
[22:48] <harpreet_> harjms: please refer by name, otherwise it becomes hard to find messages
[22:48] <dreamy> joebeeson1: id like to install a "menu builder "
[22:48] <harjms> harpreet: sorry
[22:48] <joebeeson1> dreamy: That's out of the scope of this channel I'm sure.
[22:49] <dreamy> joebeeson1: yes... ops..
[22:49] <Vlet> ironfoot_495: and...? does it work?
[22:49] <ironfoot_495> The result I received with using ssh on the desk-top was can not connect to server the server tried to connect asked did i really want to and with it executed I got no permissions(publickey)???
[22:49] <gartral> alt-tab is broken after metacity --replace once compiz was started
[22:49] <AnRkey> harpreet_, Vlet i found the issue... It seems like a small bug. To reproduce: alt+f2, type in: smb://serverip/  workaround smb://serverip/withshare
[22:49] <whazilla> EXT2-fs: hda1: couldn't mount because of unsupported optional features (4).
[22:49] <harpreet_> AnRkey: you put the complete share in and it works?
[22:49] <ironfoot_495> Vlet
[22:49] <Vlet> AnRkey: ahh snap... file that bug :)
[22:49] <Vlet> !enter | ironfoot_495
[22:49] <AnRkey> harpreet_, Vlet it's behaviour is not the same as 8.04, is this a bug?
[22:49] <harpreet_> harjms: try installing printer with other driver available
[22:49] <ironfoot_495> Vlet: I just can´t seem to figure this out???
[22:50] <esay> have you ever tried PARDUS OS   -->ftp://ftp.pardus.org.tr
[22:50] <dreamy> joebeeson1: what about web desing ?
[22:50] <Guest69945> still there kmdm
[22:50] <harpreet_> AnRkey: no, did you upgrade from 8.04?
[22:50] <AnRkey> harpreet_, Vlet this has sucked up hours OF MY LIFE!!! :P
[22:50] <joebeeson1> dreamy: There are plenty of resources online. I would suggest using Google and looking for "getting started designing web pages"
[22:50] <Vlet> ironfoot_495: does the connection time out, or do you get access denied?
[22:50] <harjms> harpreet_: I need to install it via wifi.  The only way the computer will see the canon is using BJNP
[22:50] <AnRkey> harpreet_, no, fresh install
[22:50] <Guest69945> kmdm my name changes somehow
[22:50] <sugarmag> does any one know how to get adobe flash player to work with jaunty?
[22:50] <dreamy> joebeeson1: ok..
[22:50] <Guest69945> it's still me
[22:50] <Guest69945> richard
[22:50] <harpreet_> harjms: update your cups
[22:50] <ironfoot_495> wait one Vlet:
[22:51] <joker_> how do you mount a raid member (1 drive from a mirror raid)
[22:51]  * AnRkey cries over the lost hours
[22:51] <gartral> alt-tab is broken after using metacity --replace once compiz was started by logging in
[22:51] <harpreet_> AnRkey: you would have been smiling if you were getting paid for these hours, haha
[22:51] <Vlet> AnRkey: well, others' have spent a lot more time making linux what it is, so be proud that you're able to help enumerate some of the flaws :)
[22:52] <AnRkey> harpreet_, Vlet thanks for all the help... u guys (chicks?) rock!!!
[22:52] <richard> kmdm are you still there?
[22:52] <kmdm> richard: Yep
[22:52] <AnRkey> Vlet, indeed
[22:52] <ironfoot_495> Vlet: It sais could not resolve hostname
[22:52] <TBotNik> harpreet_: I did not see anything that showed where it was ripping the source out of CD or .iso.  I have forum thread on my problem at:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7344168#post7344168
[22:52] <AnRkey> Vlet, i am working on projects that my company will contribute back through
[22:52] <Guest5987> kmdm my system gives me options like drop to shell prompt
[22:52] <sugarmag> I have tried everything I can find for adobe flash and it still doesnt work
[22:52] <AnRkey> Vlet, tough to find time atm though
[22:52] <hb1> hey i recently installed ubuntu and installed it side by side with windows...but i need more space to install updates and such...is there anyway to repartition the drive?
[22:52] <mib_ooji8lij> helo
[22:53] <kmdm> Guest5987: Aha, drop to a shell prompt then you should be able to revert to the previous driver to get X working, I'd guess ati or radeon. (Edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf iirc)
[22:53] <whazilla> EXT2-fs: hda1: couldn't mount because of unsupported optional features (4).
[22:53] <whazilla> how to install gparted or any gfx viewer of part
[22:53] <mib_ooji8lij> di i do this right
[22:53] <harpreet_> harjms: have you updated your cups ?
[22:53] <Guest5987> ill try
[22:53] <mib_ooji8lij> helo
[22:53] <harpreet_> whazilla: you can install from synaptic package manager
[22:53] <hardran3> On my netbook I have my / on the 8GB internal flash, and /home on a 16GB SDHC. I have a home dir on the 8GB internal, but If I boot without the SDHC i get an error and am sent to the recovery console. Is an option i can put in my fstab to stop this behavior?
[22:53] <Vlet> ironfoot_495: ahh, so it has nothing to do with ssh. it must have something to do with the hostname you're trying to use to connect to. What is the command you are trying to use to connect?
[22:53] <harjms> harpreet_ i got it, had to install libcups2-dev
[22:53] <whazilla> harpreet_: no  cant 5.04
[22:54] <mib_ooji8lij> helo
[22:54] <AnRkey> Vlet, harpreet_ i see that if you open nautilus and type just smb://serveriponly/ then all the server's resources come up
[22:54] <TBotNik> harpreet_: The HOWTO at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization, says I have to build some preseed files, but do not understand all that and still have emails into Canonical and IBM on HOWTO.
[22:54] <sexcopter> Hi. I deleted a file from my ~/Private folder, and it didn't appear to go to the trash. Does anyone know what happens to files in ~/Private when deleted?
[22:54] <ironfoot_495> Vlet: shh server1.carter.com
[22:54] <whazilla> harpreet_: the sys is nolonger supported livecd
[22:54] <mib_ooji8lij> heo
[22:54] <mib_ooji8lij> helo
[22:54] <nooga> hi, how can i install intel gma drivers under the newest ubuntu?
[22:55] <Smegzor> A friend wants to upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04.  He has the 9.04 cd and I just stopped him doing a fresh install and formatting his harddrive.  If I get him to do a dist upgrade without the cd, will it upgrade to 8.10 first or go straight to 9.04?  Is there a way he can upgrade using his 9.04 cd without doing damage to his installation?
[22:55] <sexcopter> Oh, I just found it. There's a folder ~/.Private/.Trash-1000/
[22:55] <whazilla> harpreet_: the sys is nolonger supported livecd
[22:55] <ironfoot_495> Vlet: or ssh  -v root@localhost
[22:55] <mib_ooji8lij> did i do this right
[22:55] <hb1> hey i recently installed ubuntu and installed it side by side with windows...but i need more space to install updates and such...is there anyway to repartition the drive?
[22:55] <harpreet_> whazilla: did you try terminal
[22:55] <gartral> alt-tab is broken after using metacity --replace once compiz was started by logging in
[22:55] <richard_> kmdm it wants me to enter a command
[22:56] <TBotNik> harpreet_: The HOWTO mentions mkisofs, but do not understand it.
[22:56] <thiebaude> !gparted
[22:56] <mib_ooji8lij> plese talk to me
[22:56] <whazilla> harpreet_: yes
[22:56] <ironfoot_495> Vlet: I get thye hostname by typing hostname -r then use it .
[22:56] <Xcell> whazilla-  you could always email or contact someone from distrowatch a..they sell snyapt on cd
[22:56] <mib_ooji8lij> coool
[22:56] <kmdm> richard_: Ah, vim /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:56] <whazilla> snyapt ?
[22:56] <ironfoot_495> Vlet on the opposite machine.
[22:56] <harpreet_> whazilla: your universe and multiverse repos are added?
[22:57] <anolis> My sound has stopped working, what should i do?
[22:57] <TBotNik> ironfoot_495: Suppp! Homes
[22:57] <ironfoot_495> hey nyle what up??
[22:57] <whazilla> dunno sure but i think i got all wrong zrong repos on hoary livecd
[22:57] <Xcell> ya.. 5cd version
[22:57] <mib_ooji8lij> so this is for travian right
[22:57] <Xcell> whole thing
[22:57] <harpreet_> whazilla: sudo /etc/apt/sources.list
[22:57] <Vlet> ironfoot_495: well, it sounds like even though the server thinks it's server1.carter.net, it's not. I don't think there's much we can do to figue out that problem... sounds like there's just something wrong with your DNS
[22:57] <caty> Hey, does anyone know a good html program to write websites in ubuntu?
[22:57] <harpreet_> whazilla: sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[22:58] <TBotNik> ironfoot_495: Just bangin on my CHRP problem to try to build .iso for booting these 3 IBM machines.
[22:58] <Vlet> ironfoot_495: perhaps you can try ssh-ing to the IP of the server
[22:58] <richard_> kmdm  black screen. "New directory" at the bottom
[22:58] <ironfoot_495> Vlet: I´ve tried that too that does´nt worh either.
[22:59] <kmdm> richard_: Hm... :q!
[22:59] <TBotNik> ironfoot_495: What you banging on?
[22:59] <richard_> if i use ctrl alt f1 when do i press them?
[22:59] <ironfoot_495> TBotNik: I hear yeah I hope you you can find the problem.
[22:59] <richard_> sorry that was for you kmdm
[22:59] <kmdm> richard_: If you've booted into recovery mode, that's not relevant now...
[22:59] <IamSOG> omg, already at ubuntu 9... um... I stil have 7.1 CD I wonder how long is 7.1 ?
[22:59] <ironfoot_495> TBotNik: I can´t get ssh to work on either of my machines desk-top or server
[22:59] <richard_> kmdm if i can enter my system i can remove the fglrx
[23:00] <zenxr> IamSOG: 7.10 isn't supported anymore.
[23:00] <gartral> how do i restore the alt-tab function after i switch to metacity from compiz?
[23:00] <richard_> now what?
[23:00] <Vlet> ironfoot_495: can you either ping the hostname or IP?
[23:00] <anolis> IamSOG, there never was an ubuntu 7.1
[23:00] <zenxr> IamSOG: it was about 2 years ago.
[23:00] <TBotNik> ironfoot_495: I got forum thread on it at: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7344168#post7344168.  Go check it out.  Was plannin to talk with you Sunday on how to get it done.
[23:00] <IamSOG> ya zenxr I just found out
[23:00] <kmdm> richard_: Has vim closed now and are you back at a $ prompt?
[23:00] <IamSOG> anolis or 7.x :D
[23:00] <harpreet_> whazilla: uncomment lines (remove ##) from multiverse and universe
[23:00] <IamSOG> brb
[23:00] <ironfoot_495> Vlet I give it a try
[23:00] <anolis> IamSOG, there was a 7.10 :P
[23:00] <harpreet_> whazilla: then save and in terminal go , sudo apt-get install gparted
[23:00] <mib_svyfk7p6> helo
[23:00] <TBotNik> harpreet_: Did you check out the info I sent you?
[23:00] <ironfoot_495> TBotNik: ok
[23:01] <mib_svyfk7p6> did i do this right
[23:01] <kmdm> richard_: or infact a # prompt, thinking about it
[23:01] <richard_> kmdm pressing buttons does nothing but beep beep beeep
[23:01] <richard_> kmdm no prompt
[23:01] <kmdm> richard_: ok, this is kinda ugly but do a Ctrl+Z
[23:01] <harpreet_> TBotNik: yes, is that yours?
[23:01] <richard_> ok
[23:02] <d1rty> I am having the hardest time getting an FTP server running using proFTPD. Can someone please help me!?
[23:02] <TBotNik> harpreet_: Yes, usually go my OldManRiver, but use TBotNik out here.
[23:02] <richard_> kmdm ok desktop prompt
[23:03] <anolis> dirty, http://linux.die.net/man/8/proftpd
[23:03] <kmdm> richard_: kill %1 (to cleanup that vim session we've left laying around)
[23:03] <anolis> d1rty, http://linux.die.net/man/8/proftpd
[23:03] <codingmoron> does anyone know how i can install the documentations for eclipse?
[23:03] <eseven73> d1rty, proftpd is hard to set up even with the GUI version, gimmie a few mins and ill paste my proftpd config on the pastebin site, brb
[23:03] <kmdm> richard_: Then tell me if ls /etc/X11 lists a file called xorg.conf ?
[23:03] <richard_> kmdm ahhh what?
[23:03] <richard_> kmdm over my head
[23:03] <TBotNik> ironfoot_495: Took my U-DT to the Office and Time Warner went down so could not do a thing as no net.  Trying to set up the DVD/RW on it and get Amanda Backup to work, but no luck yet, thanks to TW.
[23:04] <harpreet_> TBotNik: have you checked ISOMASTER?
[23:04] <kmdm> richard_: Hm, ok, in the command type (without the quotes): "ls /etc/X11/"
[23:04] <kmdm> richard_: Does some text appear saying "xorg.conf" ?
[23:04] <beau> ?
[23:04] <richard_> ok
[23:05] <elitecoder> I have a server with two network cards. How do I configure my /etc/network/interfaces so it uses ONE for the internet?
[23:05] <TBotNik> harpreet_: No I've never ripped or built an ISO on the Linux side.  Use MagicISO on Win side, but all the command have to be tested in Linux env before building so better not try on that side.
[23:06] <gartral> how do i restore the alt-tab function after i switch to metacity from compiz?
[23:06] <billybigrigger_> d1rty::: you need help with ftp?
[23:06] <billybigrigger_> d1rty::: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=51611
[23:06] <anolis> my sound has stopped working, whats the best way to trouble shoot this issue
[23:06] <billybigrigger_> d1rty::: quick and easy
[23:06] <harpreet_> TBotNik: isomaster is a good program, you can extract and iso on it
[23:06] <eseven73> d1rty, copy this into your proftpd.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/182364  and restart proftpd
[23:06] <d1rty> billybigrigger_: THANK YOU SIR!! :D
[23:06] <codingmoron> does anyone know how i can install the documentations for eclipse?
[23:07] <Hinkem_Dinkem> Anybody out there know a lot about asound?
[23:07] <anolis> okay maybe someone can answer this question. what sound server does ubuntu use?
[23:08] <richard> kmdm system crashed restarted
[23:08] <Xcell> !sound
[23:08] <Vantrax> thats out of date, it uses pulseaudio now
[23:08] <Xcell> mine is alsa from install
[23:08] <kmdm> richard_: Hmmm! odd.
[23:08] <mvalviar> Hi, I'm getting sporadic hangs. Its a real headache since I already lost hours of work because of it. Please help. Its been happening for 2 weeks now.
[23:08] <syn-fin> howto dd this USB device? its not in the /dev/sd* Bus 002 Device 016: ID 04a9:3174 Canon, Inc.
[23:08] <richard__> kmdm still here?
[23:08] <Vantrax> as of 8.10 pulseaudio is used
[23:09] <Vantrax> alsa is still there tho
[23:09] <Hinkem_Dinkem> I think I have bigger problens than that I don't have a /proc/asound directory.
[23:09] <billybigrigger_> PA runs on top of ALSA
[23:09] <codingmoron> can anyone tell me how to get eclipse documentation installed?
[23:09] <richard__> kmdm crash reboot
[23:09] <Hinkem_Dinkem> Could a screwed up partition by the auto part, cause sound to fail?
[23:10] <michelinux_> Hi. My notebook with Ubuntu is overheating. Any suggestion? I already got 144 C !
[23:10] <kmdm> richard__: yeah, but I kinda need to head to bed soon... essentially what you need to do is open your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file, locate a line which says something like Driver "frglx" and change it to Driver "ati" and then I'm hoping your X will work. I appreciate this might be over your head but I'm kinda hoping someone else will be able to jump in and help you out... :S
[23:10] <Vov> Uh, try using a cooler on it?
[23:10] <TBotNik> harpreet_: Sounds like ISOMASTER is what I need.  Woundering how the HOWTO would read using ISOMASTER to build the CHRP distro.  Oh notice the section in the HOWTO at: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/installation-guide/powerpc/ch05s01.html for "Booting CHRP from OpenFirmware" is "Not yet written"
[23:10] <Gain> any good news reader applications you guys can recommend?
[23:10] <Gain> to read a newsgroup
[23:10] <Gain> text only
[23:10] <Code-E> Im trying to run EVE online with wine, i installed directx, and now im getting these errors: http://pastebin.ca/1436817 how do i fix it >_>
[23:10] <Florimond> Whats the easiest (and safest) way to double-boot vista and 9.04? I have the live cd
[23:10] <jtaji> Gain: pan
[23:10] <michelinux_> Vov, I mean some "software" solution. I cannot bring a cooler everytime I go out.
[23:10] <Gain> Florimond install vista, install ubuntu
[23:10] <ironfoot_495> TBotNik: if your using ubuntu you can use this cdrom -v speed=8 dev=1,0,0 -data -eject file_name.img use thecdrecord -scanbus to find out what the dev is= to 0,0,0 or 1,0,0
[23:11] <elitecoder> :q
[23:11] <mneptok> Gain: Pan
[23:11] <ma> hello, does anyone recognize this WM http://omploader.org/vMXBxeA ?
[23:11] <Gain> thanks
[23:11] <Florimond> ok and how will I be able to boot the one I choose at startup?
[23:11] <codingmoron> can anyone tell me how to install the documentation for eclipse?
[23:11] <ma> or know of any Live distros with tiling window managers?
[23:12] <TBotNik> ironfoot_495: Yeah but since I have to build preseed and other files, then add in the C
[23:12] <Gain> Florimond it is very straight forward
[23:12] <nooga> I've got issues in google maps, when application starts it runs veeery slowly and te viewport (that one with earth) seems to be upon all windows and controls on screen. And it flickers.
[23:12] <nooga> Probably it's something with the video driver
[23:12] <ironfoot_495> TBotNik: ok
[23:12] <nooga> I've got GMA 945 and use intel drivers
[23:13] <Gain> hmm it's on a website and it has the news: protocol
[23:13] <TBotNik> ironfoot_495: Yeah but since I have to build preseed and other files, then add in the CHRP file and then finally rebuild, sounds like harpreet_'s suggestion of ISOMASTER, since I read what it can do, will serve me best.
[23:13] <nooga> glxinfo | grep direct returns direct rendering: Yes
[23:13] <nooga> how to fix that? :C
[23:13] <TBotNik> harpreet_: Thanks!  Downloading the ISOMASTER and checking it out.
[23:14] <oscar> "##lmms" on irc.freenode.org
[23:14] <harpreet_> TBotNik: you are welcome
[23:14] <Florimond> I tired installing sid3e by side but then it said I was out of room to upgrade it and vista wouldn't load
[23:16] <gartral> alt-tab is broken after metacity --replace once compiz was started
[23:16] <elitecoder> I have two connections on my ubuntu box on different interfaces. How do I specify which is the primary one?
[23:17] <ironfoot_495> Vlet: ok I tried on both sides thew desk-top and server and I pinged the ip and the host name the ping was successful on both.
[23:17] <booksbuggy> can anyone tell me how to install eclipse documentations?
[23:17] <harpreet_> Florimond: you want to dual boot?
[23:17] <Florimond> yes
[23:17] <harpreet_> Florimond: whats going wrong?
[23:18] <binrapt> Booting from a live CD generally takes much longer than booting from HD I presume? I really how long it would take to boot Ubuntu on this Celeron M 540/512 MB RAM notebook
[23:18] <binrapt> Live CD takes 2:48
[23:18] <booksbuggy> can anyone tell me how to install eclipse documentations?
[23:18] <Conic> Of course it is
[23:18] <Florimond> the first time ubuntu said there was no room for upgrades (when I loaded side by side)
[23:18] <Conic> Your CD drive is much slower than your hard drive.
[23:18] <ejv> !repeat | booksbuggy
[23:18] <Conic> So it will take much longer.
[23:18] <binrapt> Conic what speeds do they usually achieve?
[23:19] <chemz_> what does waiting for headers mean, when you are installing something with terminal
[23:19] <binrapt> HD 60-90 MiB/s
[23:19] <binrapt> I never use disks really except when installing OSs
[23:19] <Florimond> Then I tried to install inside windows to a different hd and it wouldn't boot at all
[23:19] <booksbuggy> hmm so i was already logged in back there -.-
[23:19] <SQlvpapir> binrapt: laptop drives only do like 40mb/s most of the time
[23:19] <binrapt> Ok
[23:20] <harpreet_> Florimond: is it a laptop? what kind of computer, tell me your hardware config
[23:20] <Florimond> now I have a clean install of vista and a second clean partition on the hd
[23:20] <binrapt> Even WPA/WPA2 works out of the box on its RTL8187b with Ubuntu, I am quite lucky
[23:20] <Florimond> I7 Quad core with 12 gigs of ram
[23:20] <binrapt> Not so long ago it didn't
[23:21] <harpreet_> Florimond: on the clean drive, please remove the partition and leave it unformatted
[23:21] <gartral> I have a few HID devices attached to my computer, how do i check what they've signals they've given?
[23:21] <gumpert345> hi im using kubuntu 9.04 and firefox, Id like to watch a flash video at this url: http://www.n-tv.de/mediathek/videos/sendungen/buschatn-tv/Stopp-den-Kinderpornos-Mehr-als-Wahlkampf-article295130.html but only a black background appears
[23:21] <gumpert345> what can I do?
[23:21] <FloodBot1> gumpert345: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:21] <jophish_> darn, what was that command to list all installed packages?
[23:22] <harpreet_> Florimond: you can do so through disk management in vista, then put ubuntu cd in, and load it on the drive\
[23:22] <Florimond> ok, I dont Boot into ubuntu to load it?
[23:23] <Florimond> ok the partition is erased
[23:23] <ironfoot_495> Vlet are you still there?
[23:24] <Florimond> I have inserted the ubuntu cd (sorry I am such a n00b at this)
[23:25] <Helpless> does somebody know the wine channel ???
[23:25] <Helpless> irc-channel*
[23:25] <ekimmargni> I'm using jaunty, yet I just did sudo apt-get update and saw some intrepid stuff like intrepid-backports/multiverse and intrepid-backports/main. Is that something that needs to be fixed?
[23:25] <deco> does ubuntu have a different xorg conf than other distros?
[23:25] <deco> i looked at ubuntu's and its pretty much empty
[23:25] <noxtaa> is there a music player for linux that allows you to share libraries to itunes users on your network and to access their shares?
[23:26] <Florimond> demo and full installation ?
[23:26] <syn-fin> :)
[23:26] <harpreet_> noxtaa: try rhythmbox
[23:27] <harpreet_> Florimond: please refer by name, otherwise we cant see messages
[23:27] <harpreet_> Florimond: did you make the space as i asked
[23:27] <legend2440> i have a  ati radeon  9600 with tv out. i want to upgrade to ubuntu jaunty but unfortunately the 9600 drivers  are being discontinued and moved to "legacy" status which mean no more tv out support. can someone recommend a nvidia card with s-video tv out capabilities that will work with jaunty and is not too expensive  thanks
[23:27] <boss_mc> legend2440: AGP or PCIe?
[23:27] <harpreet_> legend2440: ati s are tought
[23:27] <harpreet_> tough*
[23:27] <Xcell> This is why I love ubuntu:  My ScreenShot:  http://imagebin.org/50140
[23:28] <legend2440> boss_mc: agp
[23:28] <Florimond> harpreet: yes i did and installed the ubuntu cd. my choices are full install or install inside windows
[23:28] <boss_mc> legend2440: there are some 6xxx series ones floating around for about £30
[23:28] <legend2440> boss_mc: ok thanks
[23:28] <boss_mc> legend2440: I found a 7300 for £60
[23:29] <harpreet_> Florimond: full install, it will ask you to reboot
[23:29] <boss_mc> legend2440: Which is very nice but a bit more expensive
[23:29] <Florimond> harpreet: ok, moment
[23:29] <legend2440> boss_mc:  how much is 60 pounds in US currency?
[23:29] <boss_mc> legend2440: xe.com
[23:29] <unop_> legend2440, you can ask google that
[23:29] <Xcell> 5 wheel barrels full
[23:29] <harpreet_> Florimond: when it reboots, the partitioner will ask you where to install, be carefull there
[23:29] <jpds> legend2440: Ask http://www.xe.com/
[23:30] <harpreet_> legend2440: 120US
[23:30] <staminna> hey guys, how can I create alias for root user?
[23:30] <boss_mc> legend2440: says $95ish
[23:30] <legend2440> harpreet_: ok thanks
[23:30] <Florimond> harpreet_: rebooting now
[23:30] <staminna> I wish I could write on my webserver as normal user. Should I?
[23:30] <harpreet_> Florimond: be careful when the partitioner asks you to where to install
[23:30] <deco> staminna, why would you want to do that ? root is root
[23:30] <unop_> staminna, you mean apache?
[23:30] <boss_mc> harpreet_: US dollar dragged the pound down with it, we're nowhere near double your rate
[23:30] <RomD`> is there any way to force scrollbars in dialogs in gtk applications? some apps have fixed dialog heights which exceed my netbook's vertical resolution. is there a setting in gconf or something?
[23:30] <staminna> unop:yep
[23:31] <wots> ;)
[23:31] <wots> hello chatbots
[23:31] <unop_> staminna, have a look at mod_userdir then
[23:31] <boss_mc> !hi | wots
[23:31] <binrapt> I am very fond of this small WLAN icon the default Ubuntu Gnome WM features, you can connect to a network of your choice in a matter of two clicks which is extremely useful to me because I travel through lots of zones every day. However, Gnome is too much for this 1.86 Ghz laptop and I'd rather use Fluxbox or so - will I be able to use that same WLAN listing application there somehow?
[23:31] <harpreet_> boss_mc: pound will always be up, with somewhat error
[23:31] <binrapt> I haven't quite figured out how to get it in the normal network-manager
[23:31] <binrapt> I suspect it is part of network-manager-gnome
[23:31] <staminna> deco:maybe if I can add my username to the cvs group and cvs to apache group?
[23:32] <unop_> binrapt, yes, just start the nm-applet process in your ~/.fluxbox/startup script
[23:32] <staminna> unop:ok thanks
[23:32] <rashed2020> Is there a way to automate a backup over SFTP?
[23:32] <binrapt> unop_: Nice, thanks
[23:32] <wots> Someone can tell me how to monitore my smpt?
[23:33] <Florimond> harpreet_: I see the free space but it won't let me do anything with it
[23:34] <harpreet_> Florimond: what it says
[23:34] <noxtaa> harpreet_, it seems rhythmbox allows me too share my library and access a share if I have an ip and port, but I'd like to be able to browse available shares without needing that info
[23:34] <boss_mc> harpreet_: we're the second strongest currency on the globe!
[23:34] <Florimond> harpreet_: opps moment another screen popped up
[23:34] <wots> Yes i am typing in chinese ;)
[23:34] <geirha> rashed2020: You could mount a folder with sshfs, and backup to that ...
[23:35] <geirha> !sshfs > rashed2020
[23:35] <Florimond> harpreet_:do I want it to be a Primary or Logical partition?
[23:35] <Florimond> opps sorry for the smiley
[23:35] <harpreet_> Florimond: primary
[23:36] <Florimond> harpreet_: ok moment
[23:36] <harpreet_> Florimond: only install it on free space, be careful
[23:36] <legend2440> i found  a nvidia Geforce 6200  with s-video tv out capabilities.for $59. does anyone know if that card will work with jaunty?
[23:37] <harpreet_> legend2440: perfectly
[23:37] <legend2440> harpreet_: ok thanks
[23:37] <wots> mysterious
[23:37] <deco> legend2440, even my geforce4 go 32mb works lol
[23:38] <deadvirus> how can I find if a c++ lib exists? and how to get a list of all installed libs?
[23:38] <jose__> 1
[23:39] <legend2440> deco: thats good news. unfortunately ati is phasing out driver updates for their older cards and i need the tv out capabilities to work
[23:39] <Florimond> harpreet_: it says "No root file system is defined. Please correct from the partitioning table" when I try to edit it asks for a mount point
[23:39] <deco> legend2440, yeah:-(
[23:39] <harpreet_> Florimond: you have a choice here, you can ask it to do it automatic by defining / or you can do it manually, if you want manually, tell me the size of free space
[23:40] <sebsebseb> hi
[23:41] <Florimond> harpreet_: 327086mb  Whichever way is the safest
[23:41] <DanaG> what the heck?  PulseAudio just randomly switched to using NULL output!
[23:42] <reborn3> l
[23:43] <Helpless> hi all :)
[23:43] <darthanubis> uhoh
[23:43] <Helpless> Does anybody have an idea , how i can install wine asio ?
[23:43] <wots> yep..
[23:43] <harpreet_> Florimond: on the menu, tell it you will like to manually partition the disk and click forward
[23:43] <Helpless> nice :)
[23:44] <Helpless> Would you be so nice  and tell me how ?
[23:44] <Helpless> :P
[23:44] <darthanubis> Helpless, just like you install everything else
[23:44] <Helpless> well not really
[23:44] <Mkop> hmm. I tried installing xubuntu on ms virtual pc 2004, but it died after about 3 seconds
[23:44] <Helpless> i got a wineasio.tar.bz2 file
[23:44] <harpreet_> Florimond: then click new partition at the bottom left and make it swap space and make the size to 5000mb
[23:44] <Mkop> any advice?
[23:44] <Helpless> what do i have to do now ?
[23:45] <darthanubis> Helpless, well, yeah , really. Search Synaptic
[23:45] <darthanubis> screw that file you have
[23:45] <Helpless> does it work over synaptic ?
[23:45] <booksbuggy> can anyone tell me how to install eclipse documentations?
[23:45] <DanaG> anyone else have totally broken XV with fglrx and compiz?
[23:45] <darthanubis> or add the wine official repos
[23:45] <Helpless> didnt know that
[23:45] <biest> Can anyone help me with my intel WiFi card? I've tried about everything I could find online, but still no result.
[23:45] <Helpless> usally used the consoel xD
[23:45] <Helpless> console*
[23:45] <devil_angel> helpless : in console type "sudo apt-get install wine"
[23:45] <darthanubis> or install ubuntutweak from getdebs
[23:45] <DanaG> broken as in horribly wrong colors.
[23:45] <harpreet_> Florimond: then make next / root partition and give it size 270000mb and the rest you can make /boot parition and rest left space goes to that
[23:45] <Helpless> got wine
[23:45] <Helpless> but not "wineasio"
[23:45] <darthanubis> and searvh google
[23:45] <Mathis> hello
[23:46] <hkittysmoothie> I have a bluetooth wacom tablet that stopped working today -- It connects correctly, and lights up when I press the pen to the tablet, but the cursor itself doesn't move. Any suggestions?
[23:47] <Yuretsz> Hi
[23:47] <ZykoticK9> Helpless, perhaps http://www.davehayes.org/2007/04/27/howto-reaper-on-ubuntu-linux-with-wineasio will help ya.  good luck.
[23:47] <biest> Can anyone help me with my intel WiFi card? I've tried about everything I could find online, but still no result.
[23:48] <biest> Its an Intel WiFi 3945
[23:48] <Yuretsz> Anybody knows how can I install Compiz-ghost plugin ?
[23:48] <biest> Anyone ?
[23:49] <own3r> hi
[23:49] <Yuretsz> I've tried to do with this insruction http://forum.compiz-fusion.org/showthread.php?t=8394
[23:49] <Yuretsz> But it doesn't work
[23:49] <Helpless> hmm iam not sure but think ive read it already :)
[23:49] <codename> Guys I added a HD
[23:49] <codename> A Raptor 300G
[23:50] <codename> But I try to put files on it and it says permission denied
[23:50] <codename> To I need to add it to my fstahb?
[23:50] <codename> Fstab?
[23:50]  * chiques is back (gone 02:43:55)
[23:50] <ma> are there any live cd distros with tiling window managers?
[23:50] <harpreet_> biest what distro
[23:51] <justinjoseph> http://justinjg.mybrute.com challenge mybrute! :p
[23:52] <hkittysmoothie>  I have a bluetooth wacom tablet that stopped working today -- It connects correctly, and lights up when I press the pen to the tablet, but the cursor itself doesn't move. Any suggestions? (I'm running Jaunty by the way)
[23:52] <Florimond> harpreet_:sda2-swap sda5 ext3 =boot  WheN I click forward it still says No root file system is defined Please correct this from partitioning table
[23:53] <SeaPhor> codename, i just added a hdd to my ftp server, went thru same issues
[23:53] <codename> How do I do it?>
[23:53] <binrapt> The Ubuntu live CD will use the memory as HD, eh?
[23:53] <codename> SeaPhor does it work?
[23:54] <binrapt> Xorg has 433m vmem in top heh
[23:54] <SeaPhor> codename, need to know several things, can i PM you?
[23:54] <codename> Yeah
[23:54] <CaneToad> Has there ever been any analysis of linux desktop performance during high I/O situations?  On a modern multi-core system with 4gigs of ram, I find that as soon as a lot of I/O is being done, the GUI becomes so unresponsive that it is virtually useless.
[23:54] <letalis> is the notification-daemon the package that does the passive popups on the gnome desktop in ubuntu?
[23:55] <scholli> can anybody help me with a udev problem?
[23:55] <AaronMT> scholli: !ask
[23:56] <devel0> anyone had any luck with debirf on ubuntu ?
[23:56] <devel0> or making a live cd bootable over pxe without the need for NFS?
[23:56] <wots> https equals shopping channel ;)
[23:56] <wots> all the time the same shit.
[23:57] <wots> @devel0 sorry
[23:57] <wots> no
[23:57] <maurizio_> que es esta vaina
[23:57] <maurizio_> de que se trata
[23:57] <maurizio_> what is this
[23:57] <scholli> thanks, folowing problem: I want to mount an external ntfs drive when i plug it in - but the "mount" command (in "run") does not work
[23:58] <devel0> scholli, how do you use the command ?
[23:58] <scholli> ATTRS{vendor}=="0x1002", ATTRS{device}=="0x4390",SYMLINK+="extern%n", RUN+="/bin/mount /media/Mobil"
[23:58] <maurizio_> what kind of chat are that
[23:58] <ZykoticK9> scholli, use a terminal and don't forget sudo
[23:58] <devel0> sudo mount /dev/xxx /media/xxx -t ntfs
[23:58] <scholli> from terminal mounting works
[23:58] <maurizio_> the sudo comand it doesnt work on my ubuntu
[23:59] <ZykoticK9> maurizio_, is your user account and "administrator"?
[23:59] <maurizio_> i dont no
[23:59] <hkittysmoothie> I have a bluetooth wacom tablet that stopped working today -- It connects correctly, and lights up when I press the pen to the tablet, but the cursor itself doesn't move. Any suggestions?
[23:59] <maurizio_> but i select all permyses on configure account