[00:00] <erUSUL> darlek: good luck
[00:00] <Drknezz> m1dlg, try swapping noauto for auto, but idk
[00:00] <InfectedWithDrew> Repeating my problem: having trouble deleting a partition on my mp3 player, here is my error in Gparted: http://pastebin.com/d6bbbc778
[00:01] <m1dlg> ok I'll try that, can I just log out and back rather than a reboot to test it?
[00:01] <Drknezz> m1dlg, id think so
[00:01] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, try the command-line program: fdisk
[00:01] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> uff Nobody uses a simple apache for ubuntu 9.04 desktop ? i just need /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/default
[00:01] <m1dlg> cool ta
[00:01] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, it can sometimes give you tips and tricks to fix issues
[00:02] <m1dlg> The last line is nothing to do with the line before it is it??
[00:02] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: did you try #ubuntu-server as others have suggested
[00:03] <Drknezz> m1dlg, i dint understand
[00:03] <Drknezz> m1dlg, have you tried mounting the DVD drive manually?
[00:03] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> Yes, i try
[00:03] <m1dlg> The last line is the only line that the DVD relates to?
[00:03] <m1dlg> yes
[00:04] <histo> m1dlg: you can just type sudo mount -a to mount everything in your fstab
[00:04] <histo> m1dlg: to fix the nautilus stuff you will have to log out and back in.
[00:04] <m1dlg> mount: mount point /media/cdrom0 does not exist
[00:04] <m1dlg> ok
[00:04] <RProgrammer> Where is the System menu (when people keep saying System->Preferences) in Kubuntu?
[00:04] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: what happened to your version of hte file?
[00:05] <Drknezz> RProgrammer, the k menu has it
[00:05] <histo> RProgrammer: kubuntu doesn't have it. They are talking of gnome
[00:05] <Drknezz> !kubuntu | RProgrammer
[00:05] <RProgrammer> Ah, a separate channel
[00:05] <Drknezz> histo, the system tools are in the k menu tho
[00:05] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> histo: was deleted by mistake
[00:05] <wilson> meu linux não funciona não consigo instalar ele
[00:05] <m1dlg> same error as before
[00:05] <erUSUL> RProgrammer: #kubuntu
[00:06] <erUSUL> !br | wilson
[00:06] <Drknezz> !portuguese | wilson
[00:06] <m1dlg> mount: mount point /media/cdrom0 does not exist
[00:06] <darlek> [DeViL_KiLLs], try the slicehost faqs, they tend to be quite detailed.  I use nginx myself by following their docs and the guy also used the sites-enabled, sites-disabled style.  You might find the default for apache there as well.
[00:06] <Drknezz> m1dlg, create it manually
[00:06] <wilson> como faço isso
[00:06] <m1dlg> I'm still a noobie
[00:06] <Drknezz> m1dlg, sudo mkdir /media/cdrom0
[00:07] <itshorty> hey, why w and uptime shows "0 users" when i am logged in via ssh
[00:07] <Drknezz> m1dlg, you're not so much of a newbie, knowing what fstab is counts
[00:07] <erUSUL> wilson: /join #ubuntu-br
[00:07] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: you could reinstall apache
[00:07] <wilson> mande o site pra mim
[00:07] <Drknezz> wilson, escribe /join #ubuntu-br
[00:07] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: I don't know how I could send you mine
[00:07] <InfectedWithDrew> Drknezz, I tried using fdisk to delete the partition, create a new one, and then write the table to the disk but got:
[00:07] <InfectedWithDrew> The partition table has been altered!
[00:07] <InfectedWithDrew> Calling ioctl() to re-read partition table.
[00:07] <InfectedWithDrew> Error closing file
[00:07] <FloodBot3> InfectedWithDrew: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:08] <m1dlg> :)
[00:08] <InfectedWithDrew> Ah, come on, I used shift-enter for a three-line output.  Sheesh.
[00:08] <sven_oostenbrink> Im trying to do apt-get operations but all fail with this: http://pastebin.com/m182bdfc3   Who can tell me whats wrong here and how to fix it? the dpkg --configure -a does not fix it anyway
[00:08] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, you ran it as sudo?
[00:08] <m1dlg> mount: no medium found on /dev/sr0
[00:08] <InfectedWithDrew> Yes, Drknezz, I'm on the live CD as well.
[00:08] <Gadu> My Adobe Flash Player in Firefox is having some issues. When a box comes up requesting permission to store information, I can't click Allow or Deny.
[00:08] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, weird
[00:08] <itshorty> gn8
[00:08] <InfectedWithDrew> I'm going to try formatting in Windows first, then seeing what happens in Linux... ta-ta.
[00:08] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> histo: console -> nano /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/default
[00:09] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, The memory controller on your device must eb bugged/damaged
[00:09] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, GL with that
[00:09] <InfectedWithDrew> The thing still runs.
[00:09] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> I'll be happy :)
[00:09] <Drknezz> InfectedWithDrew, it may have some sort of internal kludgy workarounds
[00:09] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: I tried sending it to you over irc but I don't know if that works I've never done that before
[00:09] <Gadu> I can't click anything in the Adobe Flash player settings either O_O
[00:09] <m1dlg> is there a way to auto repair stuff like this?
[00:09] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: or I could pastbin it hold up
[00:09] <Drknezz> histo, try using /dcc
[00:10] <Drknezz> m1dlg, not that i know of
[00:10] <m1dlg> :(
[00:10] <histo> Drknezz: I did /dcc send <nick> file
[00:10] <ikus060> Any one here use the radeon-rewrite driver ??
[00:10] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: did you get the request?
[00:10] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> yes but status is filed
[00:10] <nano404> Anyone familiar with Super Grub Disk? I was getting error 17. "Cannot mount selected partition", now that I tried redoing the Flashdrive and burning a CD it now says "This is not a bootable disk" etc. Thanks
[00:10] <m1dlg> I will try a full reboot
[00:10] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> try again please
[00:11] <Drknezz> m1dlg, kk
[00:11] <darlek> [DeViL_KiLLs], here's my default apache file http://pastebin.com/f23a867cf
[00:11] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: just did you may be ignoring dcc's
[00:11] <darlek> I don't use it but there it is
[00:11] <wilson> ainda não consigo resolver meu problema com linux
[00:11] <wilson> o q devo fazer
[00:12] <sven_oostenbrink> !br | wilson:
[00:12] <blacknred0> where i could find this package "gnome-obex-server"?
[00:12] <zaxxxon> hi all
[00:12] <zaxxxon> I have a network problem
[00:12] <histo> [DeViL_KiLLs]: http://pastebin.com/f2acecf5 here's mine from a jaunty server
[00:12] <wilson> mas como faço isso
[00:12] <Drknezz> wilson, click #ubuntu-br
[00:12] <histo> !es | wilson
[00:12] <zaxxxon> with ifconfig I have connect: network is unreachable
[00:12] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> histo: Thanks you sooo much
[00:12] <sven_oostenbrink> wilson: escribe :   /join #ubuntu-br
[00:12] <Drknezz> zaxxxon, wifi?
[00:13] <zaxxxon> I have booted ubuntu now.. 20 days agoo it worked
[00:13] <zaxxxon> yes
[00:13] <sven_oostenbrink> Im trying to do apt-get operations but all fail with this: http://pastebin.com/m182bdfc3   Who can tell me whats wrong here and how to fix it? the dpkg --configure -a does not fix it anyway
[00:13] <zaxxxon> I installed xen and now I'm deleting it but I don't know if the error is that
[00:13] <rohit> hey
[00:13] <[DeViL_KiLLs]> (hugs) :P bye all and thanks for all!  histo one beer from me anytime whenever you want
[00:14] <Krine11> How come ubuntu can not detect my video card?
[00:14] <Protath> good evening
[00:14] <Drknezz> zaxxxon, weird, is it atheros/broadcom?
[00:14] <crzyboi> Krine11: whats ur exact problem?
[00:14] <Anacranom> Krine11, what card you have?
[00:14] <zaxxxon> I don't know.. what do you mean?
[00:15] <zaxxxon> I'm on a hp
[00:15] <zaxxxon> notebook
[00:15] <Krine11> well, when i go to hardware drivers windows it says this "no prorietary drivers are in use on this system"
[00:15] <Protath> i am at the instalation process.May i ask one question?
[00:15] <Krine11> and i have a ati raedon xpress 200 video card
[00:15] <eseven73> Anyone running ProFtpd know if using port 990 makes it encrypted or do i have to enable something?? I would use vsftpd, but it wants to remove ProFtpd and Virtualmin, and im not wanting to get rid of Virtualmin.
[00:15] <crzyboi> Protath: go ahead
[00:15] <Drknezz> zaxxxon, pastebin the output of lspci
[00:15] <zaxxxon> it's a mess..
[00:15] <Krine11> because i was just running windows xp this morning with the driver's activated and i found there is drivers for ubuntu
[00:15] <zaxxxon> because I'm on another pc
[00:15] <Drknezz> zaxxxon, lol, usb thumbdrives?
[00:15] <Anacranom> Krine11, have you downloaded all the available updates?
[00:15] <Krine11> yes
[00:16] <crzyboi> Krine11: have u installed them?
[00:16] <Krine11> i have ubuntu 9.04
[00:16] <Krine11> yes
[00:16] <zaxxxon> lol k
[00:16] <zaxxxon> wait a sec
[00:16] <Drknezz> KK
[00:16] <m1dlg> Back, and more confused
[00:16] <Drknezz> m1dlg, why?
[00:16] <blacknred0> where i could find "gnome-obex-server"?
[00:16]  * Drknezz is brb
[00:16] <Anacranom> Krine11, eupdate your sources.list
[00:16] <crzyboi> Krine11: what do you mean by it doesnt recognize it.. its working rite.. you get into the actual desktop?
[00:16] <Krine11> yes
[00:17] <Krine11> but it doesnt show it
[00:17] <catsup137> does this channel support eeebuntu stuff?
[00:17] <geirha> sven_oostenbrink: Remove that list-file it is complaining about, and run sudo apt-get update
[00:17] <m1dlg> still not working, but the drive works in boot up the winXP disk is visible to bios - so the drive isn't faulty and it WAS working in this instal of ubuntu
[00:17] <Krine11> i am on the same computer and everything is fine
[00:17] <_nix_> is it quiet on here? or I'm just not connected?
[00:17] <crzyboi> Krine11: do a system update as Anacranom suggested
[00:17] <Krine11> i just did
[00:17] <Krine11> it says my system is up to date
[00:17] <_nix_> it was just lag
[00:17] <eseven73> _nix_, you're probably lagging.
[00:17] <eseven73> :)
[00:17] <catsup137> does this channel support eeebuntu stuff?
[00:18] <eseven73> !eee
[00:18] <Protath> i have 2 HDDs.One has only one partition and it has windows XP Pro.The second HDD has 3 partitions: 1)Windows 7 2)Music 3)Photos.I have made another partion for Ubuntu.As i can understand i cannot install on this HDD ubuntu because of the 4 partitions per drive limitation + i have to specify swap and root partitions?
[00:18] <eth4n0l> Quick question: Why does Ubuntu use SCSI emulation for all drives by default?
[00:18] <catsup137> !eee
[00:18] <Anacranom> Krine11, System>Admin..>Software Sources
[00:18] <Krine11> ok
[00:19] <erUSUL> eth4n0l: libata drivers use the scasi infrastructure including the sd driver
[00:19] <_nix_> eseven73: :)
[00:19] <niadh> as stupid as this question may be, how on earth do you divide in openoffice.org calc? I thought it would be as simple as typing "=/1/3500" but it always returns a date as the answer
[00:19] <Krine11> now what shall i do?
[00:19] <niadh> sorry "=1/3500"
[00:19] <Anacranom> check all but the cdrom, and on the "third party..."
[00:19] <zaxxxxon> hi
[00:19] <zaxxxxon> I crashed
[00:19] <crzyboi> Protath: you do not need a root partition, but a swap partition is recomended
[00:19] <darlek> blacknred0, try apt-cache search obex .. I only found one reference to a gnome vfs module for obex ftp
[00:19] <zaxxxxon> here the link http://pastebin.com/m7841ce21
[00:19] <eth4n0l> erUSUL: thanks.
[00:19] <Anacranom> check all but the cdrom, and on the "third party..." Krine11
[00:20] <osmosis> is there a way to put a Guest login option in the login screen,..instead of having to login and then switch to guest?
[00:20] <dmsuperman> 0 9 * * 1-5 mpc disable 1 > /tmp/mpc.test.off.log
[00:20] <dmsuperman> 0 9 * * 1-5 mpc disable 1 > /tmp/mpc.test.off.log
[00:20] <dmsuperman> 17 19 * * * echo "A" > /tmp/mpc.test.log 2>&1
[00:20] <FloodBot3> dmsuperman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:20] <dmsuperman> Any guessers why the third one never fires?
[00:20] <zaxxxxon> Drknezz: Network controller: Broadcom Corporation
[00:20] <Protath> so i cannot install ubuntu because of the fifth partition needed for the swap partition?
[00:20] <sven_oostenbrink> geirha: thanks, let me try
[00:20] <geirha> eth4n0l: http://kernelnewbies.org/Linux_2_6_19#head-cdcbaa9c1b476decdc064e0a75d23d1328b1ddce
[00:20] <Anacranom> Krine11, then close... and reload... then get updates again
[00:21] <_nix_> dmsuperman: ambigious redirect? me not sure
[00:21] <blacknred0> darlek, would it be the same you think?  i am trying to receive a file using bluetooth... so i need to have my bluetooth in listen mode
[00:21] <Krine11> ok
[00:21] <blacknred0> darlek, by the way thnx for the info
[00:21] <zaxxxxon> no one?
[00:22] <Anacranom> then Krine11 do    sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade sources.list
[00:22] <Anacranom> Krine11, in a terminal
[00:22] <Krine11> ok
[00:22] <crzyboi> Protath: you could make ur windows xp parition a little smaller in order to make a swap partition
[00:22] <dmsuperman> _nix_: I've tried all manner of redirects
[00:23] <crzyboi> Protath: you would have to reformat that drive with Windows XP tho
[00:23] <zaxxxxon> thx anyway
[00:23] <daniellog> hey
[00:23] <Anacranom> Krine11, but ds updatingont do the cmd while it
[00:23] <m1dlg> Ok, it kind of works, now it wont let me burn to it - it refuses to see the bank DVD in it
[00:23] <daniellog> my friend needs help, he has a wired xbox 360 controller and a headset plugged into it
[00:23] <dmsuperman> _nix_: I've tried all manner of things, it's not even firing
[00:23] <Protath> unfortunately it's on a 36gb HDD and it's full with work programs.I will kiss windows 7 partition and say a big good bye.
[00:23] <Krine11> ok i done that
[00:23] <daniellog> and he can't get the headset to work
[00:24] <darlek> daniellog, this is #ubuntu not #headsets_galore
[00:24] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: Remember me?
[00:24] <Krine11> i ran those commands but still it detects to drivers
[00:24] <Anacranom> Krine11, but dont to the cmd while its updating..(sorry- on a mini and the kbd is small ;-)  )
[00:24] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: hi!
[00:24] <Loganhoup> hi
[00:24] <daniellog> yeah he's running ubuntu :S
[00:24] <sanguisdex> does any one know the name of the package for the berkly-db dev files?
[00:24] <Anacranom> restart or reboot Krine11
[00:24] <Krine11> ok
[00:24] <eth4n0l> geirha: thanks. I haven't been following these things since I switched from Slackware...
[00:24] <Krine11> ill try that
[00:24] <Loganhoup> I've got bad news the pulseaudio setup you helped me get isn't so perfect.
[00:25] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: sorry I missed you a couple of times, I saw you trying to say hi. Got more problems?
[00:25] <_nix_> dmsuperman: I'm not sure :)
[00:25] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok what's up with it?
[00:25] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: yes. We may want to take this to #ubuntu
[00:25] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: we are in #ubuntu :)
[00:25] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: oh duh nvm
[00:25] <darlek> daniellog, is the headset connected to the computer or the game controller?
[00:25] <Protath> One last question.Where should i put the mounting point for the /boot if i have 2 different OSs in two different HDDs?
[00:25] <guest3939> I get an error message "server did not offer security type" when connecting to vnc. I am on ubuntu connecting to a mac. I have enabled remote desktop on the mac. I am using Tightvnc as a vnc client. any ideas?
[00:25] <daniellog> the game controller
[00:26] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: it's gotten progressively worse. playing almost any sound breaks it and my wifi too
[00:26] <dmsuperman> 17 19 * * * echo "A" > /tmp/test.log
[00:26] <dmsuperman> Any idea why that never fires?
[00:26] <darlek> daniellog, I see, so otherwise he can use his headset just not with the controller
[00:26] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: so back to square one :(
[00:26] <Drknezz> zaxxxon, you there buddy?
[00:26] <Drknezz> Im back
[00:26] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: just trying to remember the steps we worked through before
[00:26] <InfectedWithDrew> Okay, so I've tried formatting in Windows and I have managed to get my mp3 player to format there perfectly fine.  As far as Windows is concerned, the device is working fine.  But I can't format it in Ubuntu.  Gparted gives me this error: http://pastebin.com/d447f02f3  And I've already tried fdisk to erase the partition and make an new one and it didn't work.
[00:27] <zortec> HI guys, with the help of people in th chat room ubuntu is installed and working smoothly.
[00:27] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: ya. I don't think it is just playing a sound I think it's a problem of latency.
[00:27] <daniellog> no basically he has a 360 controller and he can plug a headset into it, its meant for xbox live but he uses it on his pc and for skype calls etc
[00:27] <p-kaines> I can't open a socket with the echo port (7).  Do I need to enable it in some way?
[00:27] <dtchen> Loganhoup: be aware that those symptoms can be distinct bugs in parts of the stack
[00:27] <daniellog> he has just installed ubuntu, the controller is working I think but its not picking up the headset plugged into it
[00:28] <daniellog> I can't find much on the forums otherwise I wouldn't be here lol
[00:28] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: for example, if I open banshee and just hit play. It will work for 5 or 6 songs. But if I hit play and pause it and play a youtube video and set off a few system sounds it breaks easily.
[00:28] <osmosis> is there a way to put a Guest login option in the login screen,..instead of having to login and then switch to guest?
[00:28] <darlek> daniellog, he might need to install drivers through WINE, as the 360 controller is likely expecting a windows machine?
[00:28] <Drknezz> osmosis, try creating a password-less acount
[00:29] <daniellog> yeah, its microsoft
[00:29] <daniellog> would that work?
[00:29] <zortec> I love compiz effects.
[00:29] <funkyHat> dtchen: do you remember the name of the package that provided that wrapper hack for flash and pulseaudio?
[00:29] <daniellog> I suppose he could always use a vm
[00:29] <cwillu> !fr
[00:30] <darlek> daniellog, I found some old drivers here: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/win/55158 but again it's for windows xp.  Try Wine and see if it takes them
[00:30] <Drknezz> darlek, wien doesnt support drivers
[00:30] <Drknezz> darlek, wine*
[00:30] <cnes> hey guys
[00:30] <darlek> Drknezz, oh no?  rats
[00:30] <daniellog> ok I'll tell him what to do
[00:30] <daniellog> cheers
[00:30] <darlek> aw well
[00:30] <dtchen> funkyHat: which? libflashsupport/flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound?
[00:30] <aspoor> why... Why me.. Why am I labeled.  Because I am smart...  Grrrr...... It only gits us madder and madder
[00:30] <dmsuperman> 17 19 * * * echo "A" > /tmp/test.log
[00:30] <dmsuperman> Any idea why that never fires?
[00:31] <Drknezz> darlek, see this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=318382&highlight=xbox+360+edgy
[00:31] <funkyHat> dtchen: libflashsupport I think, thanks
[00:31] <cNeS> I just did an update, and now my volume is only half as loud as it should be... any ideas on how to fix this?
[00:31] <InfectedWithDrew> Repeating myself: I've tried formatting in Windows and I have managed to get my mp3 player to format there perfectly fine.  As far as Windows is concerned, the device is working fine.  But I can't format it in Ubuntu.  Gparted gives me this error: http://pastebin.com/d447f02f3  And I've already tried fdisk to erase the partition and make an new one and it didn't work.
[00:31] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: do you have the package libflashsupport installed?
[00:31] <eseven73> Anyone running ProFtpd know if using port 990 makes it encrypted or do i have to enable something?? I would use vsftpd, but it wants to remove ProFtpd and Virtualmin, and im not wanting to get rid of Virtualmin.
[00:31] <geirha> dmsuperman: It should run 19:17 every day ...
[00:31] <p-kaines> I can't open a socket with the echo port (7). Do I need to enable it in some way?
[00:31] <dmsuperman> geirha: It doesn't
[00:32] <geirha> dmsuperman: which file did you put it in?
[00:32] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: yes and no. flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound replaces it.
[00:32] <dmsuperman> geirha: "crontab -e"
[00:32] <Drknezz> daniellog, try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=318382&highlight=xbox+360+edgy
[00:32] <furythor> Hello, how I get mysql server to listen other than just localhost (127.0.01) ?
[00:32] <dtchen> Loganhoup: there's no reason to use either unless you're using Flash 9 (which is a bad idea anyhow; use Flash 10 at least)
[00:33] <mackmgg> hi
[00:33] <geirha> dmsuperman: and cron is running? ps -ef | grep cron
[00:33] <lobster2b> how can i reduce the size of windows and apps, im running at 1024x768 but it feels like 800x600
[00:33] <dmsuperman> geirha: root      3936     1  0 May25 ?        00:00:00 /usr/sbin/cron
[00:33] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: uninstall flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[00:33] <Loganhoup> dtchen: how can I find out what version I have?
[00:33] <InfectedWithDrew> lobster2b, go to appearance and reduce font size a bit.  That helped me.
[00:33] <dtchen> Loganhoup: if you're using Firefox, see about:plugins
[00:33] <mackmgg> how do i enable ipv6 in apache in ubuntu?
[00:33] <bastidrazor> lobster2b, you could lower the dpi
[00:34] <geirha> dmsuperman: Odd. It doesn't even create an empty file?
[00:34] <mackmgg> i just did a ping6, and i know that my domain is working, but i cant get apache 2 work
[00:34] <darlek> daniellog, if you're still here, try this instead.. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xbox360Controller
[00:34] <dmsuperman> geirha: Nope
[00:34] <dmsuperman> geirha: It's confusing me immensely
[00:34] <lobster2b> lower dpi. how to plz
[00:34] <daniellog> I am
[00:34] <daniellog> the controller is not really the problem
[00:34] <Drknezz> daniellog, http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?s=5b0f211a75d23a9e3cf9112ba8775e69&p=2512158&postcount=6
[00:34] <daniellog> its the headset thats plugged into it
[00:35] <daniellog> and wine wouldn't work
[00:35] <Drknezz> daniellog, it may add the required ALSA plugs
[00:35] <mackmgg> so, does anyone know how to enable ipv6 in apache2 for ubuntu?
[00:35] <darlek> right, someone said to me after haha
[00:35] <Loganhoup> funkyhat:done
[00:35] <bastidrazor> lobster2b, system>preference>appearance .. font tab then advanced ..Resolution dpi
[00:35] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok, restart firefox, and see if you still have issues/sound :)
[00:35] <daniellog> doesn't 9.04 use pulse?
[00:35] <Loganhoup> daneillog: yes
[00:36] <funkyHat> dtchen: I was helping Loganhoup with his sound a few days ago, he had issues with pulsesaudio running rt and other things, looks like that package was causing yet more problems, although it could be something else I've not thought of yet
[00:36] <Mekkis_> quick question: how does one restart sshd from the command line?
[00:36] <funkyHat> Mekkis_: sudo invoke-rc.d ssh restart
[00:36] <dmsuperman> Mekkis_: sudo invoked-rc.d ssh restart
[00:36] <funkyHat> I WIN
[00:36] <histo> Mekkis_: sudo /etc/init.d/sshd restart
[00:36] <InfectedWithDrew> Repeating myself again: I've tried formatting in Windows and I have managed to get my mp3 player to format there perfectly fine.  As far as Windows is concerned, the device is working fine.  But I can't format it in Ubuntu.  Gparted gives me this error: http://pastebin.com/d447f02f3  And I've already tried fdisk to erase the partition and make an new one and it didn't work.
[00:37] <funkyHat> Also I spelt it right
[00:37] <geirha> dmsuperman: Well, I don't see anything wrong with it, so it's confusing me too
[00:37] <lobster2b> ok. new porblem. im using gpsdrive, and the map area takes the whole screen, can i reduce that?
[00:37] <histo> Mekkis_: whoops its /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[00:37] <histo> Mekkis_: not sshd
[00:37] <dmsuperman> geirha: Even more curious that another line, 0 9 * * * echo "A" > /tmp/test2.log works
[00:37] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: flash is the smallest of my problems. It is any sound that will crash it. the login sound can even break it. I was clear of that right?
[00:37] <zortec> InfectedWithDrew: What mp3 player are you using?
[00:38] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: oh right, sorry, I got sidetracked into thinking it was caused by flash
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[00:38] <zortec> I installed the compiz settings manager, where would I find that?
[00:38] <robd> Hey guys
[00:39] <geirha> dmsuperman: grep CRON /var/log/syslog | less     nothing around 19:17?
[00:39] <robd> I need to get the status from a resize2fs thats running in the background. Can I send a USR1 signal to get the status from the process or will that not work? (kill -USR1 on a dd process will spit out the current status, does that work for all commands)
[00:40] <darlek> daniellog, maybe under System Preferences Sound, try going through all the listed drivers there and see if the controller passes any of the test sounds to the headset??
[00:40] <dmsuperman> geirha: http://paste.cjohnson.me/162
[00:40] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I wish I could figure out why it is crashing my wifi. Fixing that would be half the battle. It would make it much easier to fix.
[00:40] <darlek> and knowing is half the battle
[00:40] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: I thought that was because pulseaudio was running realtime, but I thought we stopped it from doing that
[00:41] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: are you running a realtime kernel?
[00:41] <lobster2b> i got a program thats has a gui thats bigger then my resolution. what can i do?
[00:41] <daniellog> I'll tell him
[00:41] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I am not sure, how do I find out?
[00:41] <daniellog> but I've been googling and no luck
[00:41] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: uname -a
[00:42] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: paste the output in here
[00:42] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: Linux logan-laptop 2.6.28-12-generic #43-Ubuntu SMP Fri May 1 19:27:06 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[00:42] <InfectedWithDrew> zortec: Sansa E-280R
[00:42] <ActionParsnip> lobster2b: hold alt and drag the window so you can reach the maximise button
[00:42] <geirha> dmsuperman: grep for CRON with capital letters, or -i cron
[00:42] <dmsuperman> geirha: It was -i
[00:43] <dtchen> Loganhoup: many people have problems with my fixes in that kernel version (12.43); try reverting to 11.42
[00:43] <jimcooncat> In Maine, USA: Recommendation, please, for 56K internal modem?
[00:43] <dtchen> Loganhoup: (it's really a bad combination: crud hw, crud linux, crud pulseaudio)
[00:43] <dmsuperman> jimcooncat: That's not a topic for #ubuntu, really
[00:43] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok, not realtime then. and you're definitely not in any of the pulse groups right?
[00:43] <geirha> dmsuperman: Ah, but it doesn't show anything before 19:34. Try grepping syslog.0 in case it has been rotated
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> jimcooncat: any modem will work in any country
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> !dialup | jimcooncat
[00:44] <lobster2b> acrionparsnip: that does not work, still missing abit on the left side and bottom
[00:44] <cowgarden> histo, I'm to stupid to install a pidgin plugin. where to extract the files/folder?
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> lobster2b: but alt + drag works right?
[00:44] <jimcooncat> has problems with softmodems been solved? According to the wiki, I should have a DSP modem.
[00:44] <earthen> just did a upgrade to jaunty, now my nvidia card does not work. it seem the kernel module is not loading or at least it's getting a error during start up
[00:44] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: No. I am not in any of the pulse groups
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> lobster2b: you can tab complete my name too :)
[00:44] <darlek> !nvidia
[00:44] <cowgarden> up, wanted to wirte "hi" not "histo"
[00:44] <lacrymology> can someone help me find out why won't my laptop hibernate? or rather why does it end up booting normally after trying to do it?
[00:44] <dmsuperman> geirha: http://paste.cjohnson.me/163
[00:44] <p-kaines> Hi.  I'm trying to open a socket with the echo port (7) but it's not working. Do I need to enable it in some way?
[00:45] <lacrymology> !intel
[00:45] <lobster2b> i can rezize the program bigger, but i cant downsize it anymoore, and its bigger then my rez, maximize dosent work
[00:45] <sjlkg> hi, what is the best way to mount a networked windows shared folder on ubuntu ? i want to sync a folder on windows with ubuntu (with unison?)
[00:46] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: try dtchen's suggestion, 2.6.28-11 is probably still installed, try selecting it when you boot up
[00:46] <geirha> dmsuperman: Hm, so no cron has run between 8:05 and 19:34?
[00:46] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: would you like me to restart?
[00:46] <darlek> !pastebinit
[00:46] <mackmgg> whats the module for ipv6 in apache?
[00:46] <darlek> whoohoo
[00:46] <InfectedWithDrew> Repeating myself, yet again: I've tried formatting in Windows and I have managed to get my mp3 player to format there perfectly fine.  As far as Windows is concerned, the device is working fine.  But I can't format it in Ubuntu.  Gparted gives me this error: http://pastebin.com/d447f02f3  And I've already tried fdisk to erase the partition and make an new one and it didn't work.
[00:47] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: yeah, and select the 2.6.28-11 kernel in the grub menu
[00:47] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: done, brb
[00:47] <dmsuperman> geirha: Dropping the .0 showed the recent ones: http://paste.cjohnson.me/164
[00:48] <darlek> of course they rewrote it and removed all means of getting it which was the sole purpose of the additon...sigh
[00:48] <francesco_> hello
[00:48] <kotsu> Hi.
[00:48] <kotsu> What's going on?
[00:48] <cecilia> hello, i have a sony mp3 device NWZ S-615 model, it simply doesn't mount... my computer does not connect with it... before upgrade, it mounted, but i could not drag and drop, only look at the folders inside the device... how can i solve this?
[00:48] <_nix_> kotsu: the usual
[00:48] <kotsu> Just grabbed XChat.  I haven't been on IRC in forever.
[00:50] <kotsu> Someone want to shell into my box?
[00:50] <funkyHat> kotsu: not very sensible offering people you don't know shell access
[00:50] <kotsu> It's ok.
[00:51] <geirha> dmsuperman: Hm. If there was a syntax error, crontab -e would refuse to save it, so it can't be that, and we know cron works, because root's cronjobs gets run. Really a mystery ...
[00:51] <kotsu> Not like I can't see what they're doing or anything.
[00:51] <_nix_> lol go ahead and announce and someone will drop by to say hi :)
[00:51] <funkyHat> kotsu: you'd be surprised
[00:51] <kotsu> There
[00:51] <kotsu> There's always room for surprise.
[00:52] <dmsuperman> geirha: Quite so :(
[00:52] <_nix_> I'm outta here
[00:52] <funkyHat> kotsu: why'd you want someone to shell in anyway?
[00:52] <geirha> dmsuperman: I just tried with: * * * * * echo "A" > /tmp/foo.log    and it runs every minute for me ...
[00:53] <kotsu> funkyHat: because it's fun actually, and I'm bored.
[00:53] <sjlkg> hi, what is the best way to mount a networked windows shared folder on ubuntu ? i want to sync a folder on windows with ubuntu (with unison?) the windows pc is not always connected btw
[00:53] <dmsuperman> geirha: Setting that into mine, shall see
[00:54] <dmsuperman> geirha: Nope, not even * * * * * works
[00:54] <cabrey> @sjlkg: Places > Connect to a Server...
[00:54] <geirha> dmsuperman: And "crontab -l" lists the job, right?
[00:54] <Tyler_> i'm installing ubuntu for the first time, and i ran across something i wasn't sure about
[00:54] <Tyler_> woops
[00:54] <Tyler_> ignore that
[00:54] <dmsuperman> geirha: Yup
[00:55] <cecilia> hello, i have a sony mp3 device NWZ S-615 model, it simply doesn't mount... my computer does not connect with it (via USB, MTP)... before upgrade, it mounted, but i could not drag and drop, only look at the folders inside the device... how can i solve this?
[00:55] <kkkduifjalsdd> how do i control the volume in the terminal?
[00:55] <_nix_> kkkduifjalsdd: try the command: alsamixer
[00:55] <funkyHat> kotsu: OK, I will play doctors and nurses :)
[00:55] <kotsu> How about Ekiga... anyone use that?
[00:56] <Aeosynth> how do i enter multiple commands into bash at once? ie compile and run
[00:56] <broken__> I've been trying to get my quickcam express working for a couple days now, but I'm having a lot of trouble. I've downloaded the drivers, but I must be missing something because they won't compile
[00:56] <geirha> dmsuperman: What about adding it to root's crontab, does that work? "sudo crontab -e"
[00:57] <funkyHat> kotsu: join #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:57] <sjlkg> cabrey: that doesn't do the trick. unison can't sync with folders via smb://
[00:57] <broken__> Anyone have any experience with a quickcam express? or compiling kernel modules?
[00:58] <sjlkg> cabrey: i think what i'd need to do is to somehow mount the smb share to an actual folder, like /mnt/blah for example in oder for unison to be able to sync it
[00:58] <_nix_> Aeosynth: command1; command2; command3
[00:58] <_nix_> Aeosynth: or command1 && command2 && command3
[00:58] <kkkduifjalsdd> _nix_, alsamixer just controls the master volume, is there another terminal program which controls master and pcm?
[00:58] <ActionParsnip> sjlkg: mount the share and you can copy to it like a regular folder
[00:58] <Protath> how big should the swap partition be for a 2 gig ram comp?
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> Protath: whats the system going to be used for?
[00:59] <Protath> ubuntu 9.04
[00:59] <dmsuperman> geirha: Wait, for some reason it waited a few minutes but it ran -_-
[00:59] <mrwes> Protath: laptop?
[00:59] <earthen> in Jaunty is ctrl-alt-backspace disabled
[00:59] <dtchen> kkkduifjalsdd: alsamixer -Dhw:0
[00:59] <cabrey> earthen: yes, by default
[00:59] <Protath> nope desktop p4 3.25ghz
[00:59] <TannerS_> guys, any program that can remove the security settings of a pdf file in ubuntu?
[01:00] <earthen> cabrey, why did they do that
[01:00] <InfectedWithDrew> Having trouble formatting a mp3 player: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1175967
[01:00] <kkkduifjalsdd> Protath, swap should be double ram, but i never needed that much
[01:00] <mrwes> Protath: I wouldn't put more than 512mb on a desktop
[01:00] <cabrey> earthen: some people were complaining that they were hitting it by accident
[01:00] <dtchen> kkkduifjalsdd: keep in mind that prior to jaunty, you need -Dhw:X if you instead to control the actual hw interface instead of the pulseaudio one
[01:00] <Protath> thanks a lot guys for your answers
[01:00] <sjokkis> hi. how do i make find print escaped filenames? like file\ name.foo
[01:00] <mrwes> !dontzap
[01:00] <geirha> earthen: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904#Ctrl-Alt-Backspace disabled by default in Xorg
[01:00] <cecilia> hello, i have a sony mp3 device NWZ S-615 model, it simply doesn't mount... my computer does not connect with it... before upgrade, it mounted, but i could not drag and drop, only look at the folders inside the device... how can i solve this?
[01:01] <earthen> cabrey, aaaugh!!!! is there another way to restart the desktop with a key combo
[01:01] <geirha> earthen: see the link I posted above
[01:01] <ActionParsnip> Protath: what is the system used for, web browsing? games? DTP? audio manipulation?
[01:01] <cabrey> earthen: you can reenable it if you want
[01:02] <broken__> Hi everybody. I'm running Jaunty, and I was just looking for advice on a webcam driver problem. I have downloaded qc-usb, but it won't compile to make the .ko file
[01:02] <geirha> dmsuperman: Probably needs a minute to reread the crontab to mem first then
[01:02] <Protath> i am new to linux and i want to learn linux
[01:02] <el> Имали българи тук ?
[01:02] <mrwes> hey ActionParsnip
[01:02] <dmsuperman> geirha: Perhaps
[01:02] <earthen> cabrey,  thanks
[01:02] <Tapout> can you vnc from windows->ubuntu?
[01:02] <dmsuperman> geirha: Lame, anyway it appears to be working now :S
[01:02] <dmsuperman> geirha: Thanks for the help :)
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> Protath: I'd set about 2Gb. Should be ok as a new user
[01:02] <lobster2b> poit me to a deacent gps navigation
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> mrwes: howdy
[01:02] <sebsebseb> Tapout: yes
[01:02] <geirha> dmsuperman: No problem :)
[01:02] <sebsebseb> Protath: ok so what are you after exactly?
[01:03] <Protath> unfortunately i cannot leave windows for ever because of AutoCad, Photoshop + many plugins, itunes etc
[01:03] <sebsebseb> Protath: remind me what AutoCad is
[01:04] <Protath> i want it for mechanical engineering blueprints
[01:04] <ActionParsnip> Protath: sure you can, just use alternatives / wine
[01:04] <sebsebseb> Protath: yeah what he said plus  Windows virtual machine if nessarey
[01:04] <sebsebseb> Protath: ,but AutoCad does it need fany graphics card and fancy graphics or not?
[01:05] <sebsebseb> Protath: fancy
[01:05] <sebsebseb> Protath: if your doing say 3D Windows games, well then sure  a Windows virtual machine isn't much
[01:05] <sebsebseb> Protath: good
[01:05] <cecilia> hello, i have a sony mp3 device NWZ S-615 model, it simply doesn't mount... my computer does not connect with it... before upgrade, it mounted, but i could not drag and drop, only look at the folders inside the device... how can i solve this?
[01:05] <nasa1> hi
[01:05] <Protath> i was looking for a solution with PS and searched in some forums about CS4+wine and it wasn't performing well enough
[01:06] <kkkduifjalsdd> dtchen, where do i type -Dhw:X? after pulseaudio?
[01:06] <sebsebseb> Protath: well sure
[01:06] <sebsebseb> Protath: how much RAM you got though?
[01:06] <nasa1> I was wondering if anyone could help me with my wifi. Im using an atheros based chip on my laptop and i'm using ubuntu 8.04. Ive tried both madwifi and ndiswrapper and neither seem to be able to get my hardware up and running
[01:06] <Protath> nope AutoCad doesn't need any fancy gfx card
[01:06] <sebsebseb> nasa1: 9.04 is meant to have better  atheros wireless support
[01:06] <Protath> 2gb and pf 5gb
[01:06] <Protath> in windows
[01:06] <nasa1> it does but the ati video support sucks
[01:06] <sebsebseb> Protath: ok you can run a Windows virtual machine nicely for your stuff inside Ubuntu
[01:06] <sebsebseb> Protath: Virtualbox should do it
[01:07] <nasa1> 8.04 works great with my ati x1250
[01:07] <sebsebseb> Protath: well I haven't done Photoshop personally in a virtual machine, but I belive with your RAM, that even Photoshop would run pretty well
[01:07] <cabrey> nasa1: ati hasn't released drivers for the newest X.Org in 9.04
[01:07] <nasa1> i know that hence why i use 8.04
[01:07] <nasa1> but the wifi is being annoying :(
[01:07] <sebsebseb> Protath: of  course for those apps  XP in a virtual  machine would be better than VIsta I expect.  or Windows 7 RC even
[01:08] <cabrey> you can use a slighty older version of X.Org in 9.04
[01:08] <Protath> yeah i am using virtual box for getting to know ubuntu but the process of installing on a machine with another OS is proceless
[01:08] <cabrey> that supports the drivers
[01:08] <sebsebseb> Protath: XP or Win7 rather than Vista I am saying
[01:08] <nasa1> cabrey how would I do that?
[01:08] <Protath> Vista is an epic fail for me
[01:08] <Protath> haven't tried it
[01:08] <sebsebseb> Protath: really Ubuntu should be the host, and Windows as the guest if any Windows at all, in your case
[01:08] <cecilia> hi, can anyone there help me with a sony device problem? it does not connect
[01:08] <eseven73> !away > mackmgg|away
[01:09] <ActionParsnip> cecilia: does it show up in     sudo fdisk -l
[01:09] <Protath> i was using Win 7 for a while but it was vista with another gui
[01:09] <cecilia> let me see
[01:09] <sebsebseb> Protath: yep that's basically what Windows 7 is, plus it has a few other changes
[01:09] <ActionParsnip> !ot | Protath
[01:10] <Protath> sorry i went off-topic
[01:10] <sebsebseb> !info inkscape
[01:10] <sebsebseb> !info gimp
[01:10] <mrwes> !gimpshop
[01:10] <sebsebseb> Protath: yep quite a few good graphics apps for Desktop GNU/Linux
[01:10] <Starcraftmazter> http://images.google.com.au/images?hl=en&q=mpshop
[01:10] <cecilia> ActionParsnip, it is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186131/
[01:10] <mrwes> :) gimpshop is pretty kewl
[01:11] <cecilia> nothing about the device
[01:11] <sebsebseb> mrwes: I wonder if that Deb works with 9.04,   I remember someone trying to install Gimpshop on 8.10 and this big proccess she had to go through first
[01:11] <ActionParsnip> cecilia: hmm, looks like its not connecting. Is the device a disk?
[01:11] <Protath> i used gimp once and i was amazing
[01:11] <mrwes> sebsebseb: dunno
[01:11] <cecilia> hmm... no, i don't think so... it is a common mp3 device
[01:11] <cecilia> connected via usb
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Protath: well there you go then,   Ubuntu as host,  and try Windows in a virtual machine, it should be good enough for your Windows rubbish
[01:12] <Protath> hehe
[01:12] <Protath> ;-)
[01:12] <ActionParsnip> cecilia: ok then disconnect the device, wait 10 seconds, plug it back in, wait 10 seconds then run:    dmesg | tail
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Protath: yep I just called Photoshop rubbish even though it's the one  many  graphics pros use,  really any closed source program is rubbish, for that very reason :d
[01:12] <cecilia> ok
[01:12] <broken__> Hi everyone. Anyone have any experience with a quickcam express? or compiling kernel modules? I've been trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong for a couple days now
[01:13] <ActionParsnip> cecilia: once you have that you can see whats going on and websearch from thee
[01:13] <ActionParsnip> /s/thee/there
[01:13] <sebsebseb> !freedom | Protath
[01:13] <cecilia> ok...
[01:13] <nasa1> anyone know how I can use an older version of xorg with ubuntu 9.04?
[01:14] <sebsebseb> !webcam | broken__
[01:14] <tonytraductor> hello.  I have just acquired an Everex Cloudbood, which came with Hardy on it.  I uninstalled gnome (all of it, yes), and installed Ion3, and now can't connect to wifi.  I set up wifi-radar with the same parameters as my ibm thinkpad (which has jaunty, and no gnome, but ion3) which connects fine, but when I try to connect from the cloudbook wifi-radar can't get an IP address
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> nasa1: find a repo or compile
[01:14] <Protath> i think open source is the future
[01:14] <tonytraductor> it connected to the wifi fine with the gnome network applet thingy, which is, of course, gone now
[01:14] <sebsebseb> Protath: open source and free software are similar, but not exactly the same thing  check out Richard Stallmans articles go to  http://www.gnu.org and then go to philosophey section
[01:15] <cecilia> ActionParsnip, I'm sorry, i'm a beginner... i cannot figure out what these mean: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186137/
[01:15] <mrwes> sebsebseb: here's a link for installing GIMPshop in hardy http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-install-gimpshop-in-ubuntu-hardy.html
[01:16] <Protath> i will read them thoroughly
[01:16] <sebsebseb> mrwes: ok, but don't run hardy anymore
[01:16] <tonytraductor> it sees my router, but can't get an IP for some reason
[01:16] <Anacranom> cecilia, try this, unplug the device, oprn a terminal and type  tail -f /var/log/messages    then plug the device in, and wait 10 seconds, then type <ctrl+>c to end the prev cmd,,, then look at the messages recorded..
[01:16] <mrwes> sebsebseb: of course not, but it may still hold true for Jaunty
[01:16] <cecilia> ok
[01:16] <ActionParsnip> tonytraductor: does it work if you set an ip address?
[01:17] <sebsebseb> mrwes: uh huh
[01:17] <Link23> My hard drive says it's using 25 gigabytes when theres only 13 on there.
[01:17] <Anacranom> cecilia, copy and paste that to pastebin if needed
[01:17] <tonytraductor> but my IP and router set the IP, it's all dhcp
[01:17] <cecilia> right
[01:19] <tonytraductor> I'm so used to my laptop automagically connecting, I wouldn't know how to set an IP anyway
[01:19] <ryan_> hey in firefox for instance on media fire.com the animations are working so i can't upload my files
[01:19] <ryan_> any1 got an idea
[01:19] <tonytraductor> I mean, my laptop is set for auto mode, auto channel, open key, and just connects without issue
[01:19] <nasa1> apparently you can downgrade xorg using synaptic but I dont see how
[01:20] <tonytraductor> can't figure out why this little guy won't.  I connected to the wifi when I first booted it, then, since removing gnome and all that bloat, I can't get it to connect
[01:20] <ryan_> hey in firefox for instance on media fire.com the animations are working so i can't upload my files
[01:20] <tonytraductor> I've tried iwconfig wlan0 essid linksys from the terminal, too, and get no error, but get no connection
[01:20] <trollboy> is there a easy way to make ubuntu choose a random background on boot?
[01:20] <darlek> tonytraductor, in terminal command line run iwconfig .. does it show the ESSID, the id of your connection?
[01:20] <trollboy> I thought there was a setting in there for that
[01:20] <nasa1> wait
[01:20] <ryan_> trollboy sudo apt-get install wallpaper-tray
[01:20] <nightdrever> whats the best music player for ubuntu?
[01:20] <erUSUL> tonytraductor: sudo dhclient wlan0
[01:21] <cecilia> Here it comes... http://paste.ubuntu.com/186143/
[01:21] <darlek> beat me
[01:21] <ryan_> nightdrever try songbird
[01:21] <nasa1> is there a way I can upgrade my 8.04 to 9.04 without upgrading the xorg?
[01:21] <nightdrever> better than banshee?
[01:21] <cabrey> nasa1: what ati card do you have?
[01:21] <ryan_> nightdrever i think so personally because it has a ton of plugins and addons its almost like the firefox of music players
[01:21] <usser> nightdrever, exaile is pretty good
[01:21] <nasa1> x1250
[01:21] <fccf> nasa1 - that may or may not work ... but you can "lock version" in synaptic
[01:21] <tonytraductor> okay, that did something
[01:22] <nasa1> how do I lock version?
[01:22] <ryan_> nightdrever banshee i think is  a little less heavy though
[01:22] <ryan_> so it will run faster
[01:22] <darlek> tonytraductor, you can check if an IP was given with ifconfig wlan0
[01:22] <ivantis> I need some help getting WiFi to work on my box
[01:22] <Link23> Hi, my hard drive says that there's 25 gigabytes in it while there is only 13. No hidden files ext 3.  Can I get some help?
[01:22] <fccf> nasa1: in synaptic you can select the package you want to lock ... then in the menus package>lock version
[01:22] <tchmnkyz> anyone else having issues with ubuntu and the atheros drivers for the acer aspire one?
[01:22] <ivantis> I can connect to my network in Network Settings, but when I request a page or anything, it goes through eth0
[01:23] <aaditya> tchmnkyz: did you try madwifi?
[01:23] <nasa1> ok ill try that fccf, thanks man
[01:23] <tchmnkyz> i am not getting full speed out of mine.
[01:23] <linxeh> Link23: how are you getting that info ?
[01:23] <cabrey> tchmnkyz: what version of ubuntu?
[01:23] <tchmnkyz> ya i am using the latest hal drivers
[01:23] <ivantis> How do I set it so that it will go through wlan0 instead of eth0?
[01:23] <tchmnkyz> 9.04
[01:23] <cecilia> Anacranom, did you see it? http://paste.ubuntu.com/186143/ ?
[01:23] <nightdrever> where do i get songbird from
[01:23] <nightdrever> ?
[01:23] <tchmnkyz> i get like 2.4 mbps and then it resets and i have to start the transfer over
[01:23] <tchmnkyz> it is weird
[01:23] <tonytraductor> it seems I have an IP now, but still not connected, if that makes sense
[01:24] <cabrey> tchmnkyz: did you see this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne
[01:24] <nightdrever> where do i get songbird from??
[01:24] <Link23> linxeh: I am going into properties for the 25 Gigabytes.  Also I have a 13 gigabyte folder and a 180 megabyte folder.
[01:24] <Anacranom> cecilia, looking
[01:24] <linxeh> Link23: what happens if you type df -h at the console?
[01:24] <cecilia> ok... thanks
[01:24] <tonytraductor> I mean, sudo dhclient wlan0 output indicates I have 192.168.1.120 assigned, but firefox can't even get google, says it is offline
[01:24] <darlek> Link23 : df -h | pastebinit
[01:25] <tonytraductor> ifconfig indicates I have the same IP, of course
[01:25] <albakirky> Hi - I've installed ubuntu and it boots fine if my soundcard (Creative AudioPCI (ES1371,ES1373)) is removed from the machine but hangs if the soundcard is attached. Is there a boot command I can use to disable the soundcard or soundcard module when I boot
[01:25] <linxeh> tonytraductor: what does route -n indicate for a UG ?
[01:25] <tchmnkyz> yes the only thing is if i want the led to work. I dont need the lef to work.
[01:25] <linxeh> tonytraductor: also, what is in /etc/resolv.conf ? anything?
[01:25] <tchmnkyz> but i would like the wifi to work correctly
[01:25] <Datz1> Hello, how can I update php to the latest version through bash?
[01:25] <darlek> tonytraductor, in firefox look at the File menu and offline mode and make sure it's unchecked .  to check your connection type host google.com .  If you get not connected then try dhclient again
[01:26] <Link23> darlek: http://pastebin.com/fa0b64e2  (sdb1 is the one)
[01:26] <trollboy> thanks ryan_
[01:26] <Anacranom> cecilia, what device is that?
[01:26] <dansku> i have a dedicated servers, and want to use it as my backup driver. I want to put my filed on the server, but in a way the files are safe from anyone that would get acess to the files, my server runs ubuntu, any idea?
[01:26] <tonytraductor> what is the UG?  route -n gives me the ip addresses
[01:27] <broken__> All of the characters on my screen look like they are smearing. Google search results just look like someone painted over each letter.
[01:27] <cecilia> it is a sony mp3 NWZ S-615F
[01:27] <ivantis> Can anyone help me with this? I need to make wlan0 default on my machine
[01:27] <tonytraductor> huh, i wonder how FF got into offline mode
[01:27] <broken__> I'm running Jaunty on an older laptop. Has anyone seen these smearing blurry letters?
[01:27] <tonytraductor> well, it seems to be up
[01:27] <ivantis> I want to use wireless connection rather than wired
[01:27] <Link23> darlek: earlier I couldn't start up my computer because the hd's were too hot if that helps.  I believe I was transferring a file before I had to restart.
[01:27] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I'm afraid the kernel switch didn't work. Also sorry for the wait. Had a bit of business to attend to.
[01:28] <Datz1> Hello, how can I update my php version to the latest over command line?
[01:28] <Anacranom> cecilia, does it show in /media/ ?
[01:28] <tonytraductor> so, if I understand correctly, I should be able to connect now with sudo dhclient wlan0, then iwconfig wlan0 essid <myessid>
[01:28] <ivantis> Datz1: sudo apt-get install php5
[01:28] <Datz1> ivantis: Thanks, I'll try it
[01:29] <cecilia> no... in /media there are many mounting points for it, because i've been trying to solve this problem for months and many people tried, creating mounting points... but none of them is really "mounted"... the folders do not appear
[01:29] <cecilia> the points are sony, walkman, WALKMAN, SONY, etc
[01:29] <tonytraductor> or, say I'm out at a cafe, perhaps if I do sudo dhclient wlan0, then iwlist scan to find the cafe's essid, then iwconfig wlan0 essid <cafe-essid>...does that sound about right?
[01:29] <dansku> anyone uses bacula?
[01:29] <cecilia> all empty
[01:30] <Protath> have a nice evening
[01:30] <Protath> thanks a lot for your help
[01:30] <cecilia> but... wheni click on WALKMAN, it pops a message: You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of "WALKMAN".
[01:30] <cecilia> it may be this
[01:30] <Datz1> How can I check which version of php I have installed?
[01:31] <darlek> Link23, not sure if this is an error or just that you really did have a 30G drive the whole time.  du -sh will report the size of files used, but takes a long time to run.  If it's an older drive it may be ending it life, other than that I can't say
[01:31] <Anacranom> cecilia, try df -a   and then whatever mount point it has do a chown
[01:32] <darlek> tonytraductor, other way round,  first iwconfig (establish connection to an essid), then dhclient (get IP from said essid)
[01:32] <Link23> darlek: 14 G  I may just format again I've had troubles ever since I formatted that thing.
[01:32] <tonytraductor> okay, thanks Darlek, et al
[01:32] <albakirky> I've installed ubuntu and it boots fine if my soundcard (Creative AudioPCI (ES1371,ES1373)) is removed from the machine but hangs if the soundcard is attached. Is there a boot command I can use to disable the soundcard or soundcard module when I boot - or any advice on troubleshooting this?
[01:33] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok, run ps aux | grep pulse
[01:33] <tonytraductor> I had PCLinuxOS on my laptop before installing Jaunty, and it had a little network applet thing that did all the work for me (ran in fluxbox panel, before I started using ion3)
[01:33] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: which user owns the pulseaudio process?
[01:33] <cecilia> Anacranom, take a look please: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186150/
[01:33] <tonytraductor> so I'm not exactly an expert on wifi connection, but it seems I'm learning
[01:33] <darlek> Link23: so du -sh reports 14G?  Could temporary files be still in the trash?  check for any hiddlen dot .000-trash directories first
[01:33] <Datz1> ivantis:  Looks like that did not install the latest php version.  Maybe not in the repos yet.
[01:34] <tonytraductor> I had used Ubuntu back in Dapper days before moving to PCLOS, then came back when PCLOS updates started breaking stuff
[01:34] <tonytraductor> but I have Debian Lenny on this machine, my main work box, and everything else in my office
[01:34] <Link23> darlek: nothing.
[01:34] <tonytraductor> none of the debian machines use wifi, though
[01:34] <Datz1> ivantis: I want PHP 5.2.9, and have 5.2.4 installed
[01:35] <tonytraductor> but the thinkpad with jaunty didn't have any trouble connecting with wifi-radar, which was still basically doing all the work for me...thus my confusion with this little cloudbook
[01:35] <Datz1> what is the latest php version availiable through the ubuntu repos?
[01:35] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: well my name is all over this list so I assume me.
[01:35] <tonytraductor> I want to update/upgrade the cloudbook, which is running hardy herron, but the guy I bought it from recommended against that, stating that the hardy install was configured by the manufacturer for this specific hardware
[01:35] <Gorfy00> please help: ubuntu 9.4 (jaunty). When creating a samba share from this PC, another PC (same distro) receives "Unable to mount location, failed to receive share list from server". Cause?
[01:35] <darlek> tonytraductor, all the GUI programs at some point break, but the command lines always work, so if you know those you can always get connected
[01:35] <tonytraductor> but i can't see why that would mean upgrading with interfere with the oem configurations
[01:36] <tonytraductor> I was just iffy on the command line tools to connect to wifi, although I was reading on the ubuntu forums
[01:36] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: yeah looks like it's you then... if you kill pulseaudio and then start it in a terminal (pkill -9 pulseaudio && pulseaudio) do you still get issues?
[01:36] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: heres the output http://paste.ubuntu.com/186152/
[01:36] <Loganhoup> hold on
[01:36] <tonytraductor> always nice to come here and have someone hold my hand and walk me through it, though...
[01:37] <tonytraductor> I'm really trying not to rely any more than I have to on gui tools, these days
[01:37] <ivantis> Datz1: yeah, I got that one too. The repos are sometimes slow on getting new versions
[01:37] <random1374> hi everyone
[01:37] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I get this first in red
[01:37] <Loganhoup> W: pid.c: Stale PID file, overwriting.
[01:37] <Loganhoup> E: module.c: Failed to open module "module-rtp-recv": file not found
[01:37] <Link23> darlek: I unmounted in gparted and now it says what it's supposed to say..............
[01:37] <Loganhoup> E: module-gconf.c: pa_module_load() failed
[01:37] <Anacranom> cecilia, do A ls /dev/pts and see if thats it?
[01:37] <Loganhoup> W: module-rtp-send.c: Failed to push chunk into memblockq.
[01:37] <FloodBot3> Loganhoup: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:37] <Loganhoup> woops sorry didnt realize it was that big
[01:37] <tonytraductor> using Ion3 wm, mutt, irssi, bitlbee, lynx, and other terminal tools for lotso stuff
[01:37] <cecilia> ok
[01:37] <darlek> Link23;  cool
[01:37] <random1374> i messed with my graphics drivers in ubuntu 9.04, am unable to login even after trying to fix the x at startup, all i get is a black screen... I need to get read-protected files from the disk before I reinstall, can anyone help?
[01:38] <darlek> Link23, does df -h confirm this?
[01:38] <Anacranom> cecilia, sudo it if u need
[01:38] <Link23> darlek: Except that I can't remount it.  I've had trouble mounting/unmounting ever since the format
[01:38] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: click on the pulseaudio icon and click on configure local sound server
[01:38] <cecilia> well, Anacranom, it apperaed a sound yellow 0
[01:38] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: the last one failed to push chunk into memblockq I always get a minimum of 8 times
[01:38] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: k
[01:38] <bastidrazor> random1374, before grub takes off press escape then safe-mode.. you can get to a command line there
[01:38] <Anacranom> cecilia, ???
[01:38] <Link23> darlek: It's not shown.
[01:38] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: also can you pastebin your /etc/pulse/default.pa again please?
[01:38] <cecilia> yes
[01:39] <cecilia> it showed only 0
[01:39] <Loganhoup> ya I also got E: cpulimit.c: Received request to terminate due to CPU overload. and it killed itself.
[01:39] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: Loganhoup on the multicast/RTP tab, make sure nothing is ticked
[01:39] <Anacranom> cecilia, do A ls -l /dev/pts
[01:39] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: everything was ticked!
[01:39] <cecilia> ok...let me see
[01:39] <random1374> bastidrazor: tried that and doing sudo apt-get install --fix-broken, but it can't resolve the server, even though all is ok with my connection
[01:39] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: also untick the tickbox on the simultaneous output tab, you don't need that either
[01:40] <darlek> Link23, hmmm... yeah it's looking like a redo might be in order.  backup anything useful!!
[01:40] <Gorfy00> please help: ubuntu 9.4 (jaunty). When creating a samba share from this PC, another PC (same distro) receives "Unable to mount location, failed to receive share list from server". Cause?
[01:40] <Loganhoup> done. let me get my default.pa pastebinned
[01:40] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: you probably don't need anything ticked on the network access tab either
[01:40] <darlek> !samba | Gorfy00
[01:40] <Link23> darlek: I already did a redo a while ago.
[01:40] <dsdeiz> hi, i'm having problems with urxvt making it borderless
[01:40] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: so everything is unticked.
[01:40] <eaglestar> what is the name of the archive tool in ubuntu? i forget
[01:41] <cecilia> Anacranom, look: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186154/
[01:41] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok, and i just want to check your config to see none of those things are being loaded there either
[01:41] <darlek> Link23, might be an issue of bad blocks.  I had that once with a Samsung drive.  I'm not sure how to check for that in Ubuntu however
[01:41] <Gorfy00> darlek: we use samba because there are a couple windows computers in the house
[01:41] <bastidrazor> random1374, you asked to get some read only files off and by getting to a command line you can do that.
[01:41] <bigmb> Hey. Having problems with using mysql in C as, though mysql is installed, I apparently do not have mysql.h  -- What do I need to get that has this library?
[01:41] <darlek> Gorfy00, yep, that's what it's for
[01:41] <Anacranom> cecilia, yeah- not the one
[01:42] <tanner2007> since no one on #linux will answer guys can i ave my main harddrive (has windows and ubuntu) now i have a second hard drive which i wanna instll ubuntu kubuntu and suse (i have to unplug second hard drive at times to plug in my dvd players anyways will it work? so i can plug in second ahrd drive and be able to boot any of the two s form main drive and any of the three from my second hdd
[01:42] <Gorfy00> darlek, so you have no input on the question? heh
[01:42] <cecilia> yes...
[01:42] <darlek> Gorfy00, nope haha..  just thought ubottu could send you the links
[01:42] <Eroick> hey. I'm in the market for a new laptop. I'd like full compatibility with ubuntu. The wiki's laptop testing page seems quite out of date... Any suggestions?
[01:42] <Gorfy00> darlek awesome >.<
[01:42] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186157/
[01:42] <funkyHat> bigmb: probably libmysqlclient-dev (but don't hold me to it, I'm just guessing)
[01:42] <fccf> tanner2007:  sounds plausable
[01:42] <Anacranom> cecilia, and the device was plugged in when u took the df -a ?
[01:43] <darlek> Gorfy00, you might also try #ubuntu-server since samba is more likely a topic there, but who knows
[01:43] <tanner2007> i hope..
[01:43] <cecilia> yes, it was...
[01:43] <Gorfy00> true
[01:43] <fccf> tanner2007: good luck
[01:43] <random1374> bastidrazor: ok, thanks, but do i get to be able to access and copy the files? if i boot with a livecd, it will let me access some of my stuff, but not all - i'm supposing i need to logon, does that command line allow it?
[01:43] <darlek> yes i"m awesome in that a snail is awesome too
[01:43] <usser> Eroick, system76, dell ubuntu offers, there are a lot of other vendors too
[01:43] <tannersummers> i hope fccf..
[01:43] <fccf> tannersummers:  I knew it was you
[01:43] <tannersummers> lol
[01:43] <tannersummers> tanner 2007 and tannerS are all me
[01:43] <TX-Dan> Anyone know if it is possible to get iTunes running somehow in Linux? I've heard WINE just has too many problems with it...
[01:43] <Link23> darlek: I'm gonna go on what somebody suggested earlier, isn't rm the delete command?
[01:43] <tonytraductor> co0l...got the little guy checking my gmail over imap with mutt
[01:43] <fccf> wasn'
[01:44] <Eroick> usser: but I'm in canada. border fees suck...
[01:44] <fccf> t I talking to you 13 hours ago
[01:44] <Loganhoup> tx-dan search the repos I'm sure there was a couple of programs for itunes in there.
[01:44] <darlek> Link23: man rm as I won't say in open channel in case of misuse ;)
[01:44] <termleech> here's an interesting question at least for me, i'm trying to reduce writes to my SSD, so I'm thinking about turning off cron and anacron, anything think that's a bad idea?
[01:44] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok that looks fine, try logging out and back in and see if it's improved
[01:44] <bastidrazor> random1374, from the liveCD you'll just have to mount your partitions and you shoudl be able to access the entire contents. getting to a root shell via safe-mode should allow this also
[01:44] <TX-Dan> Loganhoup, hmm I can't seem to find anything =/
[01:44] <bigmb> tannersummers: I had something similar for school a couple years ago and didn't have any problems with it
[01:44] <darlek> Link23: you can also use the file manager nautilus for the same task without danger to any other drives
[01:45] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: I should have thought of these things last time really
[01:45] <darlek> Link23, Places > Home Folder
[01:45] <bigmb> Hey. Having problems with using mysql in C as, though mysql is installed, I apparently do not have mysql.h  -- What do I need to get that has this library?
[01:45] <fccf> tannersummers: I trust you were able to get your hd formatted the way you wanted to last night
[01:45] <tannersummers> bigmb hthats good to hear..if i do that does each hard drive get its own bootloader?
[01:45] <random1374> bastidrazor: ah, cool, thanks :) will try mounting, and see what happens
[01:45] <tannersummers> fccf yes after hours
[01:45] <Loganhoup> tx-dan: it seems there arent any that I know of then. sorry
[01:46] <tannersummers> fccf yes and thansk agian i went to bed when sun came up..i lost my windows recoveyr partition but o well i have recovery dvd;s
[01:46] <Anacranom> cecilia, please add the nick of the person you are talking/replying to in your post, with 1300+ ppl in the channel, sometimes hard to keep up... also, tab-completion makes it easier, just type the first few letters of the nick and hit tab until the nick appears
[01:46] <TX-Dan> Anyone else? Know how to get iTunes running in Linux?
[01:46] <cecilia> Anacranom, i'm sorry, i didn't understand... how can i do this, and why?
[01:47] <bigmb> tannersummers: I don't believe so
[01:47] <random1374> one more question: does anyone know if ati radeon hd cards might work a little better in 9.04 than they did in 8.10?
[01:47] <tannersummers> nice..
[01:47] <tannersummers> ty guys
[01:47] <fccf> tannersummers: good enough - did you remember to put the swap partition back in ... if not you will only need one swap for all
[01:47] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I'm going to give it a quick test run
[01:47] <Anacranom> cecilia, its all good, just gotta figure it out
[01:48] <tannersummers> fccf i did, right right to ubuntu partitoon and put it 4.5 gb sinc my pc ram has 4gb so idk if it does anythign but if not then o well no harm done..and turned swap on of course
[01:48] <linxeh> wow
[01:48] <cecilia> right... i'll wait... but i haven't understood a single word of what you said, adding some nick somewhere somehow... :)
[01:48] <linxeh> that made NO sense at all
[01:48] <linxeh> cecilia: :)
[01:49] <cecilia> linxeh, hello
[01:49] <Anacranom> but this channel is busy and i may have to ask for user info that you dont want to "broadcast" across the whole channel,,,
[01:49] <Anacranom> but this channel is busy and i may have to ask for user info that you dont want to "broadcast" across the whole channel,,, cecilia
[01:49] <Clusty> hey. any1 knows how to disable encrypted home dirs thing from the ubuntu 9.04?
[01:49] <cecilia> i see...
[01:49] <AakashPatel> hey!
[01:50] <Anacranom> cecilia, mind if i Private message you?
[01:50] <AakashPatel> i have ubuntu running in a vm
[01:50] <cecilia> i don't mind, it is ok
[01:50] <tonytraductor> brb
[01:50] <AakashPatel> but i need the OpenGL header's in /usr/include/GL
[01:50] <AakashPatel> ow would i get them?
[01:50] <AakashPatel> like what package would i need to get?
[01:50] <Clusty> AakashPatel: what file do you need?
[01:50] <Clusty> AakashPatel: you have the specific header file that you want?
[01:51] <AakashPatel> Clusty: nah, need the entire folder
[01:51] <tonytraductor> Now I am c0nnected here with the clooudbook
[01:51] <tonytraductor> hard t0 type on this tiny keyboard
[01:51] <darlek> AakashPatel, apt-cache search OpenGL will find you everything on OpenGL
[01:51] <Clusty> big cannon :D
[01:52] <darlek> AakashPatel, then pipe it to grep to find headers, so apt-cache search OpenGL | grep -i header
[01:52] <fccf> tannersummers: awesome - I just finished reinstalling my winxp laptop ... now I have to put a vbox on it
[01:52] <darlek> AakashPatel, or use synaptic if cli isn't your thing ;)
[01:52] <tannersummers> wats vbox
[01:53] <fccf> tannersummers: virtual box for windows ... allows me to run ubuntu (albiet slightly slower) in a window
[01:53] <tannersummers> u mean like microsoft virtual pc?
[01:53] <fccf> tannersummers: or VMware or KVM ...
[01:54] <TX-Dan> Ugh... so.... no one anywhere can help...
[01:54] <fccf> !patience | TX-Dan
[01:54] <TX-Dan> ...
[01:54] <tannersummers> fccf so lets say my vista cant read my usb drivers, but ubuntu does, so i can run ubuntu in that little box and lets say plug my usb in and it show up in the box 2?
[01:54] <TX-Dan> Was referring to servers... not this channel.
[01:55] <fccf> tannersummers: vista would need to see the usb - so that ubuntu can access them
[01:55] <fccf> tannersummers: like running wine , kinda
[01:55] <tannersummers> hmm so wat vista cant see, vb cant?
[01:56] <fccf> tannersummers: right vbox is just a program running in windows, that brings up a full blown ubuntu OS
[01:56] <Pranka> clear
[01:57] <tannersummers> ok fccf do u need to install he OS in like a virtual partition? or can u run an already installed 1?
[01:57] <TX-Dan> Anyone know how to get iTunes running in linux? I've heard WINE has problems with it... (Yes, I need iTunes... for AppleTV syncing)
[01:58] <fccf> tannersummers:  vbox creates a virtual partition ... also available for download are already configured vdi's
[01:58] <usser> TX-Dan, as far as i know it doesnt run in wine, virtualbox is your only option im afraid
[01:58] <bastidrazor> !itunes > TX-Dan
[01:58] <fccf> tannersummers:  vdi = virtual disk image
[01:58] <el> 	
[01:58] <el> how to put 5 +1 sound
[01:58] <Link23> darlek:  so far space looks good but I can't unmount or (probably) remount.
[01:59] <TX-Dan> bastidrazor, See the last phrase of my text please :) I have a reason why I need that specifically.
[01:59] <TX-Dan> usser, alright, thanks!
[01:59] <tannersummers> fccf got it =
[02:00] <darlek> Link23: close any terminal windows or make sure you're not in the directory of the harddrive
[02:00] <darlek> Link23: sounds iffy again though
[02:01] <Link23> darlek: I'm underprivledged.
[02:02] <darlek> Link23, maybe there's a zombie process on the drive, ps aux ?  Don't really know Link23, I'd be shutting down and checking cables by now
[02:02] <broken__> Hi everyone. I've been trying to get my webcam working for a couple days now. I've made a little bit of progress, but it's still not working. I was able to find the right driver and "make install" it, but the camera still isn't working. Could I be missing a step?
[02:03] <Link23> darlek: I think I need to be root
[02:04] <sevenseeker> with Xvfb I am receiving Xlib:  extension "XFree86-VidModeExtension" missing on display when attempting to use opengl (Mesa) to discern the video mode and depth.  Is this something that was not compiled in to support?
[02:07] <darlek> !webcam | broken__
[02:07] <darlek> maybe those links will help
[02:08] <zortec> Is there a fast way to launch an app in Ubuntu? Something similar to Launchy for Windows
[02:09] <zortec> You just type a few characters and it finds the app you want to run.
[02:09] <cosmo_> Alt+F2
[02:09] <eseven73> zortec, try gnome-do
[02:09] <darlek> zortec there's gnome-do in a gui as well as tilda for command line
[02:10] <zortec> cosmo, eseven73, darlek: Thanks, gnome-do is a desktop launcher?
[02:10] <eseven73> yeppers
[02:10] <darlek> yep
[02:10] <hypertux> yep
[02:10]  * darlek high fives eseven73 
[02:11] <zortec> Ok, cool!  Next question is when you add/remove apps from the menu, is that the same as going through Synaptic?
[02:11] <hypertux> ping
[02:11] <grkblood13> is there an apt-get for chrome?
[02:11] <grkblood13> my broswer is broken i cant google it
[02:11] <zortec> grkblood13: Chromium is in beta
[02:12] <histo> grkblood13: if you add a ppa repo but its not in the default repos
[02:12] <grkblood13> umm, my bad
[02:12] <grkblood13> i meant opera
[02:12] <darlek> zortec, the menu is the display of programs.  The programs may still exist on the system.  Synaptic on the other hand is uninstalling the program entirely
[02:12] <histo> grkblood13: try apt-cache search opera but I don't think thats there its closed source I thought you have to pay for opera
[02:12] <histo> grkblood13: you should be able to download a deb from their site.
[02:12] <zortec> darlek: I'm talking about the add/remove on the gnome menu
[02:12] <spudCakePie> opera is not open source, but they do a free version with ads
[02:12] <grkblood13> opera is free
[02:12] <zortec> darlek: Does that pull in packages from synaptic?
[02:12] <Flannel> histo: You haven't had to pay for opera for a few years now.  Nor ads, spudCakePie
[02:12] <spudCakePie> orly
[02:13] <darlek> zortec, sorry, then yes that removes programs
[02:13] <histo> Flannel: ahh
[02:13] <eseven73> spudCakePie, ads? I've never seen ads
[02:13] <zortec> Opera has ads now? Hmm
[02:13] <eseven73> no
[02:13] <eseven73> it doesn't
[02:13] <spudCakePie> well ive not used it for over a year, maybe the uni had an old version
[02:13] <Flannel> spudCakePie: back in 2005 ;)
[02:14] <heidi> hi im having problems with my webcam
[02:14] <heidi> can anyone help
[02:14] <histo> !webcam | heidi
[02:14] <heidi> hi histo can u help me
[02:14] <gartral> my system is running with 98% proc usage in the id catagory of top, what does this mean and why is there so much usage?
[02:15] <broken__> darlek: I've been to that page and finished all of the steps there. I have compiled the driver, and it acted like it installed the module. I just don't know what to do now that it's still not working
[02:15] <histo> gartral: whats using all the cpu? and what type of cpu do you have?
[02:15] <darlek> zortec, i think the two are different, synaptic asks that you login as sudo whereas add/remove refers to packages on the system already.  If you then ask to install programs it'll ask for a login
[02:15] <gartral> histo: i have no idea whats using it, and its a single core celeron 1.69 ghz from 2003-4
[02:15] <bastidrazor> gartral, id stands for idle
[02:16] <darlek> zortec, both are using a list of programs generated by apt-get/ aptitude
[02:16] <gartral> histo: top shows nothing using that much cpu, but it sounds like its about to ow my fans out
[02:16] <gartral> blow*
[02:17] <zortec> darlek: Which do you use? synaptic or add/remove.  I'm reading idea #2583 on Ubuntu which is to remove synaptic and keep add/remove
[02:17] <zortec> darlek: Sorry, remove add/remove and keep synaptic
[02:17] <numb_> hai
[02:17] <eseven73> Zortec you don't want to remove synaptic
[02:18] <gartral> bastidrazor: what could be using all my cpu's idle time?
[02:19] <numb_> how to install open solaris with dual booting,,,???
[02:19] <darlek> zortec, I'm not suffering by leaving them both on.  I like both because they have star ratings on popularity, but otherwise I use aptitude.  the gui systems are useful though when searching for similarly names packages.  It's up to you.  I just leave them there because I never know and the space isn't a problem.
[02:20] <numb_> hai hai
[02:20] <gartral> histo: please... my cpu sounds like its abut to blow out
[02:20] <gartral> how do i pinpoint and stop an task using idle cpu??
[02:21] <darlek> zortec, like if I compare nano to scite.  I have them both, for different reasons.  no harm in keeping them.  No point in worrying about every program unless they're huge
[02:21] <histo> gartral: where do you think its using 98% cpu
[02:21] <bastidrazor> gartral, i'm running top now and mine also is between 88-90%
[02:22] <gartral> histo: i have no idea what could be using my cpu, as top doesnt show any useful info on programs using different classes or whatever you call them of proc usage
[02:22] <zortec> darlek: I have heard of aptitude.  How is that different from synaptic or apt-get?
[02:22] <histo> bastidrazor: gartral: are you guys talking ao bu thte id field up top?
[02:22] <gartral> yes
[02:23] <histo> gartral: I don't believe that is cpu being used
[02:23] <gartral> histo: but this is the first time ive ever seen activity in that section
[02:23] <darlek> zortec, like synaptic for the command line.  Same as apt-get but adds some extra dependency handling by giving you suggestions if there is something wrong.
[02:23] <histo> gartral: I believe thats idle
[02:23] <gartral> histo: what could it be thn, cause my CPU fan kicked ont over drive and sounds like a jet engine, and i have nothing running
[02:23] <bastidrazor> gartral, histo correct.. that is idleness of your cpu.. it isn't a bad thing
[02:23] <zortec> darlek Oh, that would be useful.  I have always just installed/uninstalled through synaptic.
[02:24] <darlek> zortec, I can quickly open a terminal (with tilda), do a search with apt-get or aptitude, and then install or update all quite quickly
[02:24] <histo> gartral: does it normally run like that? Or is this the first time you've run ubuntu?
[02:24] <darlek> zortec, if you know what you want you don't have to wait for the GUI to load .  I use an old laptop, so for me that makes a difference
[02:25] <gartral> histo: Ubuntu has been running on this machine as the sole os since Cononical release 6.06, today is the first day ive had *this* problem
[02:25] <darlek> zortec, mind you everything runs fine, no lags, but if you can type, why wait??
[02:25] <zortec> darlek: One feature I would like to see in synaptic is a way to narrow down your search results... you often end up with 20+ packages for something like gstreamer
[02:25] <histo> gartral: well your cpu isn't maxed out I would look at the temp perhaps dust is the culprit
[02:25] <histo> gartral: try checking your cpu temp
[02:25] <zortec> Why did all those users just quit?
[02:26] <eseven73> !netsplit | zortec
[02:26] <histo> gartral: acpi -t
[02:26] <gartral> histo: this POS has no sensors...
[02:26] <gwinbee> it was a netsplit throughout freenode. don't panic.
[02:26] <bastidrazor> !lm-sensors
[02:26] <gartral> !netsplit
[02:26] <histo> gartral: I would opne the case and blow out the heatsink
[02:26] <bastidrazor> a good reason to ignore join/parts
[02:26] <darlek> zortec you can narrow by typing a keyword into the search section.  I used this once to search for old linux kernels I didn't know I still had installed.  Synaptic found them and I was able to unload them and rerun grub all in synaptic.  So that a win for synaptic in this case.
[02:26] <zortec> eseven73: Ah, so it's nothing to be worried about. :)
[02:27] <histo> yeap I don't even see the netsplits anymore.
[02:27]  * histo loves irssi
[02:27] <eseven73> zortec, yeah normally netsplits only last a few seconds
[02:27] <gwinbee> ok so netsplits aside, i have something of a problem.
[02:27] <bastidrazor> xchat does well if you configure it enough
[02:27] <zortec> I have seen them quite a few times now
[02:27] <darlek> zortec, day to day though it's apt-cache search or aptitude FTW
[02:27] <gartral> histo: i did that last night, with a vacum, its clean
[02:27] <gwinbee> in hardy, i used displayconfig-gtk to configure my multiple monitors.
[02:27]  * eseven73 high fives darlek +1 for aptitude :D
[02:27] <darlek> lol
[02:27] <histo> gartral: hrm... no idea then but I believe id is just idle
[02:28] <Jar_> Hey guys, The second line from my /sbin/route -n shows as follows. 169.254.0.0     0.0.0.0         255.255.0.0     U     1000   0        0 eth0. My Ip range is 192.168.0.0, is there something wrong with my network?
[02:28] <gwinbee> i'm not here to complain about displayconfig-gtk being obsoleted, i just want to know what i should be using instead of it to quickly create a mirrored display.
[02:28] <zortec> darlek: Which is faster though apt-get or aptitude?
[02:28] <gwinbee> (i say mirrored because i assume it is simpler. extended desktop would be fine too)
[02:29] <gartral> histo bastidrazor, lmsensors reports no sensors found
[02:29] <histo> gartral: did you try acpi -t
[02:29] <zortec> What do you think compiz effects? I found a nice balance with normal... but I want to know if I'm really missing out by not going with extra
[02:29] <darlek> zortec, probably apt-get but only marginally.  I use it for updates and search even though aptitude is going to be the apt-get replacement.  Also for safe-upgrades and distribution upgrades aptitude is the preferred program
[02:30] <gartral> histo: where do i put that?
[02:30] <histo> gartral: in terminal
[02:30] <bastidrazor> gartral, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[02:30] <histo> gartral: also check out htop pretty nice monitor
[02:30] <darlek> zortec, apt-get is still around because we all can type it easier than apt-i-t-ude ... the extra t always gives me a typo :(
[02:31] <gartral> woaw, lmsensors just broke
[02:31] <zortec> darlek: It's easier to type, but isn't that where tab completion is handy? :)
[02:31] <zortec> darlek: For aptitude
[02:31] <darlek> zortec, yep definitely
[02:31] <gartral> the box says it's installed, but i try and run it, and it says it's not installed
[02:32] <zortec> darlek: How long have you been running linux?
[02:32] <gartral> histo: lm-sensors broke, the box says it's installed, but i try and run it, and it says it's not installed
[02:32] <nightdrever> ok....can anyone suggest some good downloads for me?
[02:32] <nightdrever> im new to this all
[02:32] <Xodiac13> i just did a hard boot is that going to mess anything up
[02:32] <darlek> zortec, fulltime for about 2 years.  off and on with work a lot longer.  Just desktop user I'd say with a dash of ruby scripts
[02:32] <shean325> does anyone here have cod5 for ps3
[02:33] <usser> nightdrever, gnome-look.org
[02:33] <kitche> !ot > shean325
[02:33] <gartral> !ot | shean325
[02:33] <histo> gartral: I don't think you need to install lmsensors to use acpi subsystem
[02:33] <shean325> okkkk......
[02:33] <nightdrever> thankz
[02:33] <shean325> does anyone want to rank up fast with me
[02:33] <zortec> darlek: So you have had a fair bit of experience.  This question has probably been asked a lot, but how easy is it to get WoW running in Ubuntu?
[02:33] <gartral> histo: well how do i check my sensors after acpi -t then?
[02:34] <histo> gartral: it should output the temps
[02:34] <usser> zortec, as easy as it is on windows
[02:34] <zortec> darlek: I'm slowly trying to move over to Ubuntu and leave Windows behind.  I set up a dual boot system for now
[02:34] <darlek> zortec, actually quite well I hear.  check the WINE hq database for a very long list of compatiable games
[02:34] <histo> gartral: if it returns nothing then its not working. How old is this box?
[02:34] <darlek> zortec, not that i've played wow on ubuntu, but it's possible
[02:34] <gartral> histo: it just sat there and gave me a promt again, i told you, this system is dumbfire, it has no sensors
[02:34] <zortec> Any other users here ran WoW on ubuntu?
[02:34] <histo> gartral: k
[02:35] <eternaljoy> hwllo
[02:35] <usser> zortec, i did
[02:35] <histo> zortec: plenty of people with wine
[02:35] <histo> !wine | zortec
[02:35] <gartral> histo: the hardware is circa 2001-2004
[02:35] <eternaljoy> keepass database was not cracked by the guy who claimed he could.. giving everyone a heads up :)
[02:35] <gartral> histo: i can lshw and pastebin the output if you'ed like
[02:35] <Xodiac13> i need help
[02:35] <darlek> zortec, wine for games works quite well.  cedega is a company that has a support system for games on linux but that's a monthly cost.  Between the two though games are doable
[02:36] <Xodiac13> can someone please help me
[02:36] <darlek> !ask
[02:36] <Xodiac13> if i install ubuntu tweak will it work on a 64 bit ubuntu
[02:36] <Xodiac13> and does a hard boot mess up your system ?
[02:36] <gartral> histo: yes/no?
[02:37] <zortec> Since so many of us are in the IRC room, do a lot of people also check the forums and respond to threads? I'd find that hard to do
[02:37] <shean325> does anyone want to level up easy with me on domination i need twelve players
[02:37] <gartral> Xodiac13: i had tohard boot lastnight due to a freak gfx card acident, but no, it came back up rather gracefully
[02:37] <Xodiac13> wow thank you i would like to ask someone is that hard NO!
[02:37] <eseven73> shean325, again offtopic
[02:37] <SeanJM> hello
[02:38] <shean325> hi
[02:38] <darlek> this is not a gaming board, this is a support board.  Why not call your bank and ask them too?
[02:38] <SeanJM> I was wondering if anyone could give me a hand here?
[02:38] <SeanJM> I have a minor problem... I hope
[02:38] <SeanJM> I backed up my hard drive on hardy
[02:38] <ScottG> Does anyone know what the command line is to open up nautilus to your "Computer" view?
[02:38] <Xodiac13> gartral: so then my system is fine and if i install ubuntu-tweak on it its a 64bit versio nwill it work
[02:38] <gartral> shean325: one more OT blast and I think your gonna have the ops on you
[02:38] <SeanJM> then installed jaunty
[02:38] <SeanJM> now my hard drive won't read
[02:38] <gartral> Xodiac13: i have no idea, i prefer to hand tweak my machines
[02:39] <darlek> ScottG, Places > Computer
[02:39] <cabrey> ScottG: nautilus computer:/
[02:39] <Xodiac13> true i will try that
[02:39] <darlek> oh right that one...
[02:39] <ScottG> cabrey: oh, right that makes sense. Thanks
[02:39] <SeanJM> it's a scary problem I have here
[02:39] <gartral> histo: would you like a copy of my lshw or not?
[02:40] <SeanJM> :-)
[02:40] <darlek> !ask | SeanJM
[02:40] <ha1331_> just installed ubuntu 9.04 on my pc. Have x64 and ati display adapter. Enabled the binary driver and want to use the catalyst control center. Problem is, that I have two displays, On CCC (catalyst control center) there is option for setting dual displays but it's grayed out. Says something about it being availeable only in administrative access
[02:41] <Fohn> ha1331_: Try running the program from root?
[02:41] <SeanJM> I backed up my home folder onto my maxtor external, which I usually do. Then I installed 9.04, now my hard drive won't ready. I tried loading it onto my wifes windows machine and it gave me an I/O. I am assuming here that hardware failure is not the issue
[02:41] <SeanJM> ready=read*
[02:41] <ha1331_> the adapter is some crap... not that good 3650
[02:42] <ha1331_> Fohn: How can I do that? no such option just the icon on the menu?
[02:43] <graelin> SeanJM: Is the fs on the drive linux (extX, reiserfs etc) Windows doesn't play nice with them
[02:43] <SeanJM> graelin, it's formated NTFS
[02:44] <graelin> hmm.. ntfs in Linux is a crapshoot.. reliable overall, but writing to that fs can be problematic sometimes
[02:44] <SeanJM> graelin, I've never had an issue before. I reinstalled 8.10 about a month ago with the same procedures with no issues
[02:44] <Fohn> Seems like linux should be able to boot off NTFS, though..
[02:44] <graelin> unfortunately I'm not knowledgeable enough there to be any help
[02:45] <SeanJM> graelin, no worries
[02:45] <SeanJM> windows wouldn't read the hard drive either--so I am a little worried, as it was my only backup and has about 4 years of work on it
[02:45] <graelin> SeanJM: Agreed... I've never had an issue with it before either, but it's an established warning in all the ntfs linux docs/webpages
[02:46] <Fohn> ha1331_ you still around?
[02:48] <ha1331_> sweet. Just crashed atleast the desktop trying to play avi file and closing the play list on the player. Taught that would be windows only feature
[02:48] <zortec> Where can I find a list of games to check out gaming support in ubuntu?
[02:48] <webBuilder> hello everyone I have upgraded my 8.4 ubuntu that contain cvs server to 9.4 now I'm not able to acces the cvs I have tried everything. is there anyone who can help me? Thank you in advance
[02:49] <rocko> http://uk.news.yahoo.com/18/20090601/img/pwl-the-route-of-the-air-fr-1-65c35372035e.html
[02:49] <a> zortec: you mean windows games?
[02:49] <LjL> !games > zortec    (zortec, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:49] <Starcraftmazter> http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=ames+>+zortec++++(zortec,+see+the+private+message+from+ubottu)
[02:50] <Fohn> zortec: The gaming forum is always a good place to start with any questions- http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=93
[02:50] <a> zortec: appdb.winehq.org
[02:50] <LjL> !test
[02:50] <eseven73> ha1331, the difference is when an app locks up in Windows, it takes down the entire computer, if it happens in Linux, 9 times out of 10 you can just kill the locked app and the computer doesnt have to be rebooted
[02:50] <darlek> zortec, winehq.com I think... anyway the wine website.  othewise ubuntu has it's own games noted in synaptic etc
[02:50] <LjL> rocko, don't spam please
[02:50] <LjL> !test > ljl    (ljl, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:50] <zortec> a, LjL, Starcraftmazter, Fohn: Wow, thanks!  The responses were coming in so fast I couldn't keep up.
[02:50] <Fohn> ha1331_ Try sudo amdcccle
[02:51] <rocko> it is important for the people to know LjL
[02:51] <LjL> rocko: not in this channel.
[02:51] <LjL> !offtopic | rocko
[02:51] <rocko> that plane could crash into your house LjL
[02:51] <gartral> histo: ill take your never ending silence as a no
[02:51] <ha1331_> Fohn: I did that... get: X Error: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes) 8 Extension:    161 (Uknown extension) Minor opcode: 5 (Unknown request) Resource id:  0x4000001
[02:51] <gartral> !ot | rocko
[02:51] <ha1331_> and: X Error: GLXBadContext 171 Extension:    161 (Uknown extension) Minor opcode: 5 (Unknown request) Resource id:  0xa9
[02:52] <gartral> !ot | rocko
[02:52] <LjL> gartral: i sent it to him already
[02:52] <LjL> gartral: it won't let you send the same factoid again within a couple of seconds
[02:52] <rocko> !ot | gartral
[02:52] <gartral> LjL: how, ubottu isnt in the room
[02:52] <rocko> !ot | gartral
[02:52] <Fohn> I get similar errors as well, however the window also opens
[02:52] <LjL> gartral: uh...? yes it is
[02:53] <darlek> rocko this is a support forum for ubuntu.  don't have a support question?  thanks for visiting
[02:53] <Flannel> rocko: Please stop
[02:53] <gartral> rocko: im not the one sending " the planes are crashing" in a support channel
[02:53] <zortec> ubottu: !fonts
[02:53] <Fohn> ha1331_ Is your desktop still dead?
[02:53] <ha1331_> Fohn: nope, booted the machine
[02:53] <moneybagz9> .ddos
[02:54] <LjL> moneybagz9: yes?
[02:54] <rocko> so what if there was a ubuntu virus trying to take over all ubuntu's should I not post it here?
[02:54] <moneybagz9> .ddos-http
[02:54] <[moneybagz9> ddos-http - http://:  times
[02:54] <LjL> moneybagz9: bots are not allowed here. don't do that.
[02:54] <zortec> There are only what, 16 viruses in Linux... is it necessary to install an antivirus app like clam-av?
[02:55] <ha1331_> Now when I go to Display options (in CCC) there is a text that says: "you currently have only one desktop enabled. Configuring more than one desktop in the Display Manager will allow you to configure Xinerama"
[02:55] <ha1331_> no such option in Display Manager
[02:55] <graelin> zortec: ClamAV can be used to scan your mail and or a windows partition
[02:55] <darlek> zortec, i put on a rootkit just because I share files from a usb drive, but yeah, it's useful for other media
[02:55] <zortec> graelin: So it can scan incoming/outgoing mail like Thunderbird?
[02:55] <moneybagz9> ddos-http
[02:55] <Bob-829514> ddos-http - http://:  times
[02:55] <darlek> thanks grae
[02:56] <rocko> !ops moneybagz9
[02:56] <zortec> graelin: I would like that very much.
[02:56] <nasa1> so i locked xorg from updating
[02:56] <moneybagz9> haha
[02:56] <rocko> !ops moneybagz9
[02:56] <moneybagz9> lol
[02:56] <nasa1> then did an upgrade to 8.10 from 8.4
[02:56] <LjL> rocko: don't bother, they are aware.
[02:56] <moneybagz9> !ops moneybagz9
[02:56] <nasa1> and it still updated
[02:56] <ha1331_> Fohn: There is Multi-Display tab under Display Manager but the only option to choose is Unknown and you cant even select it
[02:56] <graelin> zortec: Yep.. it'll plug in to most MTA's and you can just scan your mbox
[02:56] <moneybagz9> ddos-http
[02:56] <Fohn> ha1331_ If you click display manager, there should be a tab called 'multi-display'
[02:56] <Fohn> hm that is quite odd
[02:57] <pw-toxic> hi - i'm using gnome-do and rythmbox but i have imported 11000 songs... now sometimes my gnome-do is slow and it hink its rythmboxs fault.. how can i reset my music libraray?
[02:57] <zortec> I would like to say that I was very impressed with the speed of ubuntu booting up, it took 5-6 secs to get to my desktop.
[02:57] <rocko> I need to upgrade my ubuntus
[02:57] <nasa1> whats the point of being able to lock a package from upgrading if it still upgrades
[02:57] <rocko> =D
[02:57] <lostson> pw-toxic: uncheck the box Watch my library for new files
[02:57] <ha1331_> Fohn: there is, and under that there is Display Configuration and it is currently "Unknown", it's gray and you cant even click it
[02:57] <graelin> zortec: There is a pretty cool and relatively simple mail server set up webpage.. steps you throughthe basics and tells you how to add spam filtering and av and all sortsa other happy stuff
[02:57] <pw-toxic> lostson, if i do that the previously manually imported songs dont disappear
[02:58] <lostson> no
[02:58] <Fohn> ha1331_ Try clicking the magnifying glass on that same page.
[02:58] <LjL> !upgrade > rocko    (rocko, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:58] <nasa1> is there anyway to downgrade my xorg back to 1.4.10?
[02:58] <gartral> I can't eject my dvdrom
[02:58] <eseven73> !downgrade | nasa1
[02:58] <zortec> Are there only cli interfaces for antivirus programs?
[02:59] <nasa1> !downgrade
[02:59] <gartral> It's ignoreing sudo eject cdrom0 and -f
[02:59] <eseven73> bah that was the wrong factoid, nevermind that nasa1
[02:59] <nasa1> I just6 want to downgrade xorg
[02:59] <ha1331_> Fohn: on the left display I get red box that has "1" in it
[02:59] <graelin> zortec: ClamAV has a gui.. clamshell or something like that.. there is one.. very basic cuz clamAV just does what it does well
[02:59] <nasa1> i want to use xorg 1.4.90 with ubuntu 9.04
[02:59] <nasa1> is that possible?
[03:00] <Fohn> ha1331_ O.K. Now click the arrow to the right and choose detect displays, then click the glass again.
[03:00] <gartral> graelin: clamav is SLLOOOOOOOOWWWWWW
[03:00] <graelin> search clam in synaptic and you'll find it
[03:00] <pw-toxic> lostson, ah i can select all with ctrl+a and klick remove then.. it works   thanks
[03:01] <Loganhoup> could someone help me reset my default keyring? I deleted default.keyring but it's still asking me to authenticate and it hasn't asked me to reset it.
[03:01] <nasa1> Is it possible to use xorg 1.4.10 with ubuntu 9.l04?
[03:01] <darlek> zortec, here's an example of where synaptic is useful, similar program clam and clam gui or gnome etc can be found together easily
[03:01] <graelin> gartral: The focus of clamav isn't speed, it's itegration.. it's primarily an MTA addon
[03:01] <stealth-> im not able to get any sound out of sauerbraten (fps game). It complains that SDL mixer cant find a avaliable sound device, I am aware that pulse audio doesnt play well with SDL, and I think I got pulse audio on my latest reinstall. Any help?
[03:01] <ha1331_> Fohn: nothing seems to happen
[03:01] <webBuilder> hello everyone I have upgraded my 8.4 ubuntu that contain cvs server to 9.4 now I'm not able to acces the cvs I have tried everything. is there anyone who can help me? Thank you in advance
[03:01] <linuxguy2009> Just a quick question, I installed Cairo Dock in my Ubuntu 9.04 installation and there doesnt seem to be any of the extra themes that it had in 8.10 and before.Do i download the themes elsewhere or is there a seperate theme package in synaptic? Anyone happen to know?
[03:01] <gartral> I can't eject my dvdrom, it says a input/output error has occurred, how do i get more info/clear the error?
[03:02] <stealth-> im not able to get any sound out of sauerbraten (fps game). It complains that SDL mixer cant find a avaliable sound device, I am aware that pulse audio doesnt play well with SDL, and I think I got pulse audio on my latest reinstall. Any help?
[03:02] <nasa1> Is it possible to use xorg 1.4.10 with ubuntu 9.l04?
[03:02] <Fohn> ha1331_ I honestly cannot think of what's wrong :(. My tech level is admittedly low, sorry I couldn't help more.
[03:02] <darlek> !xorg
[03:02] <gartral> linuxguy2009: i suggest wswitching off for simdock, or AWN, cairo is evil
[03:02] <ha1331_> Fohn: it seems to be aware of my displays still, sinse there is box that has 1 : 2 inside it. If I put the mouse cursor on top of it, it tell's me SyncMaster+SyncMaster
[03:02] <linuxguy2009> lol ok
[03:03] <Loganhoup> could someone help me reset my default keyring? I deleted default.keyring but it's still asking me to authenticate and it hasn't asked me to reset it.
[03:03] <gartral> I can't eject my dvdrom, it says a input/output error has occurred, how do i get more info/clear the error?
[03:03] <nasa1> Is it possible to use xorg 1.4.10 with ubuntu 9.l04?
[03:03] <taomaster> hey do u think i need to install an antivirus program in windows 7, that's running in VirtualBox in Ubuntu?
[03:04] <graelin> gartral: Check /var/log maybe messages or dmesg or syslog
[03:04] <darlek> taomaster, yes you want to protect any files that virtualbox is running
[03:04] <nasa1> Is it possible to use xorg 1.4.10 with ubuntu 9.l04?
[03:04] <cabrey> nasa1: the open source ati driver has 2D & 3D support for your card
[03:04] <rocko> why did ubuntu remove alsaconf ?
[03:04] <nasa1> cabrey, it does?!
[03:05] <cabrey> nasa1: just looked it up now, it's listed: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[03:05] <rocko> alsaconf does not take up that much space and only advanced users are most likely to use it so why remove it
[03:06] <Fohn> The only thing I can think of that -might- have something to do with it would be adding the monitor to your xorg.conf file, found at /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:06] <Fohn> To edit this, do 'sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf'
[03:06] <graelin> gartral: I/O error could be anything though.. is it slave to a hd? Cuz I just blew $60 on a dvdr and it was totally unnecessary because the HD master had i/o errors... not the dvdr, but thats what was reported and it coma-hosed my Xsession. Required a hard boot. Magic keys didn't even work
[03:06] <Fohn> However don't save anything unless you're sure of what you're doing, and be sure to backup the file before editing it
[03:07] <Fohn> to learn about how to edit your xorg.conf file, use 'man xorg.conf'
[03:07] <gartral> graelin: mo, its slave to nothing, and has another cdrom slaved to it, the harddrve is on its own ide link
[03:07] <Fohn> you can also look it up on the forums, I'm sure that there is a step-by-step guide somewhere.
[03:07] <gartral> graelin: no logs, anywhere saying anything about my dvdrom
[03:08] <gartral> graelin: the drive *tthinks* theres a disk in it, but theres npt
[03:08] <Loganhoup> could someone help me reset my default keyring? I deleted default.keyring but it's still asking me to authenticate and it hasn't asked me to reset it.
[03:09] <dennister> can someone pls tell me where the heck this is on my system so I can change the persm? error message: ipp error message is always: Unable to open device "hal:///org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/usb_device_4f9_161_G01234567890_if0_printer_noserial": Permission denied
[03:09] <gartral> im gonna sysrq+k, brb if it doesn't work
[03:09] <dennister> it used to work, dang it!
[03:09] <AussieGuy> theres a problem with the firefox in ubuntu. 25% of the webs pages wont finish loading. This happens no matter what user/fresh settings you use. Windows firefox under virtualbox on ubuntu runs fine.
[03:09] <cabrey> dennister: That looks like a printer
[03:09] <dennister> yep
[03:10] <cabrey> make & model?
[03:10] <dennister> cabrey: brother mfc-210
[03:10] <Hrr1963> My lenovo N500 was able to connect via ethernet or wireless in kubuntu 9.04 (In fresh install , yesterday). Now today im not able to connect in any way. Router N ok, signal ok and ethernet ports ok, since i can connect with other PCs. Any suggestions? I know this is not kubuntu channel, but maybe some user inside know how to fix this. Bad support in Kubuntu channel* (opinion)
[03:10] <dennister> it did work fine on my system...then stopped
[03:11] <home_> !codec
[03:11] <cabrey> dennister: http://muhdzamri.blogspot.com/2009/04/cups-unable-to-open-device-and.html
[03:11] <Hrr1963> any help will be appreciated, thanks.
[03:13] <gartral> nope... didn't work, how do i force the OS to release controll of a cdrom, wihout rebooting
[03:13] <darlek> gartral, eject
[03:13] <Hazuki> gartral: try sudo eject /dev/cdrom
[03:13] <graelin> gartral: try eject -r? OR MAN EJECT
[03:13] <gartral> darlek: its ignoring eject, both sudo and non
[03:13] <Hrr1963> My lenovo N500 was able to connect via ethernet or wireless in kubuntu 9.04 (In fresh install , yesterday). Now today im not able to connect in any way. Router N ok, signal ok and ethernet ports ok, since i can connect with other PCs. Any suggestions? Help?
[03:14] <dennister> cabrey: omg! thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:14] <darlek> gartral , well get a paperclip and hit the little circle.  it's a dvd so you're data is safe
[03:14] <cabrey> dennister: i'm going to make the assumption it worked
[03:14] <dennister> you have no idea how long i've struggled with this, googling, etc.
[03:14] <darlek> gartral, it'll release the door ;)
[03:14] <dennister> heheheheh
[03:14] <graelin> gartral: sudo umount /media/cdrom ?
[03:14] <gartral> darlek: theres no disk in the frive, and this modle doesnt have a jamsafe
[03:14] <ubuntu> hello
[03:14] <QinGW> How to connect to internet via wireless card under ubuntu 8.04 in my thinkpad t61?
[03:14] <Fohn> Hrr1963- Saw your post, I have no clue, just wanna let you know someone's reading so don't give up on us
[03:14] <dennister> test page worked...
[03:14] <gartral> graelin: ignored
[03:15] <rignes> Hello.  I noticed Firefox in 9.04 doesn't have a "remember password" checkbox.  Is there a way to get that feature back?
[03:15] <graelin> restartx? (alt-sysRq-k)
[03:15] <dennister> cabrey: now, any chance you know how to fix my postfix/dovecot/sasl authentication problem, too?
[03:15] <ubuntu> if the sound fails on the livecd then it would fail on install? right?
[03:15] <gartral> graelin: i just did that, no change
[03:15] <Hazuki> rignes: what version is it? I know there's one in 3.0.10 in Arch under the usual Options menu
[03:16] <MK13> is there anyone here that has experience with the easycap usb video capture device?
[03:16] <rignes> Hazuki: I have firefox 3.0.10 installed
[03:16] <Pranka> ubuntu: Not if you can download & install the correct driver to enable the sounds.
[03:16] <Hazuki> rignes: should be under Preferences, I think under the Privacy or Security tab or something
[03:16] <graelin> gartral: sledgehammer?
[03:16] <gartral> graelin: eject -r: eject: unable to eject, last error: Input/output error
[03:17] <ubuntu> Pranka: there is a driver loaded. just no sound output. alsamixer is set up correctly as well
[03:17] <gartral> graelin: as in a program, or smash the thing to bits?
[03:17] <Hazuki> or the socket 754 Opterons maybe =P
[03:17] <Hazuki> er, 940
[03:17] <lorph> where is the directory for SSL certs
[03:18] <Hrr1963> Kubuntu , since kde 4, got so bad to be used... that it drives me crazy in a way thati  just want to format. And im a programmer, imagine my patience size...
[03:18] <Loganhoup> could someone help me reset my default keyring? I deleted default.keyring but it's still asking me to authenticate and it hasn't asked me to reset it.
[03:18] <MK13> rignes: it is in the security tab
[03:18] <Pranka> ubuntu: Under System->Preferences->Sounds. In the Devices tab, under Audio Conferencing,Sound playback.
[03:18] <gartral> Hrr1963: gnome+compiz+AWN leaves me in linux bliss
[03:19] <gartral> how do i truly FORCE the OS to demand the cdrom be ejected?!?
[03:19] <bastidrazor> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=638113   Loganhoup .. this might help
[03:19] <zortec> How can I remove Friend Connect? It was installed with Firefox though I wasn't aware of that.
[03:19] <SmithKurosaki> eject /dev/sr0 gardar
[03:19] <Hazuki> gartral: you might not be able to
[03:19] <gartral> !who bastidrazor
[03:19] <SmithKurosaki> *gartr
[03:20] <gartral> !who | bastidrazor
[03:20] <lorph> Can someone tell me where is the directory for SSL certs?
[03:20] <Hrr1963> gartral, sure, but how come that an OS (supposed to work...) from one day to another, it just doesnt connect, and i havent modify a thing...
[03:20] <SmithKurosaki> also, try manually with paperclip
[03:20] <bastidrazor> gartral, thank you for the !info but i did address him in the message. please read more carefully
[03:20] <rignes> Hazuki: Thanks guys.  I think I have it all sorted out now.
[03:20] <Hazuki> rignes: 'welcome :)
[03:21] <eseven73> bastidrazor, most clients won't highlight that way, you have to put nick first. then message
[03:21] <gartral> bastidrazor: this is why we practice puting nicks in front of our mesages
[03:21] <LjL> oh gee. most client *do* highlight your nickname anywhere, now are we going to make an exact protocol of highlighting? please.
[03:22] <gartral> Hazuki: my dvdrom *says* there a dik in it, when i know for a FACT there is not
[03:22] <Hazuki> well, yeah, if you had your dick in it you'd know XP
[03:22] <Hazuki> on account of the blood and the pain and the screaming and the weenie gone torn off
[03:22]  * Hazuki is glad not to have to deal with one of those =P
[03:22] <darlek_> gartral, can you logoff and login again?
[03:22] <SmithKurosaki> gartral: command line: sudo eject /dev/sr0
[03:22] <Hrr1963> I have to congrats , this channel users, good support. Wish we could get that in kubuntu channel. :) (Sorry for the spam)
[03:23] <lorph> Can someone tell me where is the directory for SSL certs?
[03:23] <Hazuki> Hrr1963: Kubuntu is kind of unofficial...it's not treated as well as vanilla (chocolate?) Ubuntu
[03:23] <darlek_> gartral, oh wait try that SmithKurosaki suggestion
[03:23] <LjL> !language | hazuki
[03:23] <joss> hi
[03:23] <LjL> Hazuki: Kubuntu is entirely official
[03:23] <gartral> darlek_: i tryed that, no change, SmithKurosaki same, output eject: unable to eject, last error: Input/output error
[03:23] <Hazuki> ubottu: sorry, fair enough =P He typo'd first though
[03:24] <LjL> Hrr1963: the #kubuntu channel can definitely use some more help from people! (for instance you? :)
[03:24] <eseven73> LjL, we we're just trying to be helpful. That was kind of mean, especially coming from an op. :/
[03:24] <linux> gartral: Did you unmount the DVD?
[03:24] <user010> how do i check which version i have?
[03:24] <LjL> eseven73: i am not an op, and i found you were being anal rather than helpful, really.
[03:24] <gartral> i keep repeating this, my dvdrom is ignoring all eject commands... is there posibly a true FORCE eject hidden anywhere?
[03:24] <darlek_> gartral, under ps aux is there anything that could be a related program?  maybe too many zombie eject requests?
[03:24] <sysRPL> hello
[03:24] <user010> it said i downloaded kubuntu but it's got gnome
[03:24] <eseven73> LjL, ive seen you kick people. You used to be one then.
[03:24] <Hrr1963> LjL, i used to help there, for sure. Why not? But get so dissapointed of the OS that closed the channel :)
[03:24] <gartral> linux: again, i keep repeating myself, i know for a &FACT* i have no disk in the drive
[03:24] <LjL> eseven73: yes, i used to.
[03:25] <SmithKurosaki> gartral: paperclip the actual drive?
[03:25] <gartral> darlek_: lemme check
[03:25] <Hazuki> not while the computer is on!
[03:25] <linux> gartral: even so, it thinks there is one
[03:25] <Hazuki> gartral: never stick metal into a running piece of electronics, yeah...
[03:25] <gartral> SmithKurosaki: third repeat, there is no gopherhole on the modle dvdrom
[03:25] <sysRPL> has anyone here seen the dropbox tool? it syncs in realtime your files between mac, windows, and linux ... plus it has a web front end to boot -> http://tr.im/n6Ve ... pretty cool stuff
[03:26] <eseven73> LjL, is there a reason for your hostility toward me?
[03:26] <hansolo669> user010-- go to system administration system moniter and the system tab
[03:26] <cabrey_> sysRPL: you might want to go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:26] <ubuntu> Pranka: nope. didn't work. the driver shows up 4 times in the list. autodetect didn't work as well.
[03:26] <zortec> How does one get to be an op in the channel?
[03:26] <sysRPL> cabrey_: they have a program for linux with specific ubuntu instructions
[03:26] <Pranka> ubuntu: Then I'm sorry, I can't be of any help.
[03:26] <gartral> linux or whoever suggested ps aux, no, there are no zombie eject commands
[03:27] <ubuntu> Pranka: Thank you for trying.
[03:27] <fiber> hello, i'm having a strange problem... i just put together a new system (i7 920+asus p6t) and when i boot from the liveCD, everything i do takes me to a busybox screen (install, try ubuntu and check cd)... has this happened to anyone else here?
[03:27] <gartral> darlek_: no, no zombied eject commands
[03:27] <LjL> eseven73: not one that is ontopic for this channel, and i'd say it's a case of "have you stopped beating your wife".
[03:27] <darlek_> rats
[03:27] <linux> gartral: Sorry I came in late - you are trying to open the DVD to put a disk in the drive?
[03:27] <fpsdavid> i have a HTPC, its running a Mythbuntu and all of a sudden when i decide to use it last week, no audio and no desktop the mythtv frontend program autostarts itself at boot, but if you quit it, all there is is a black background w/ a cursor no taskbar, no icons, no background, no right click menu
[03:27] <nightdrever> wine....babaschess runtime error how do i fix?
[03:27] <hansolo669> fiber--bad cd reburn
[03:27] <SmithKurosaki> sorry gartral, didnt see that before, i only really read stuff with my name in here
[03:28] <fiber> hansolo669: strange... just bittorrented it and it's my second burn... oh well, time to try again
[03:28] <gartral> linux: yes, but the modle drive i have has no gopher hole, and as such, no paperclip will help, and it thinks theres a disk in it already
[03:28] <cabrey_> fiber: make sure the download is good
[03:28] <gartral> linux: i have a benq dvdrom, it work well most of the time
[03:28] <zortec> I see that my question is going to get lost in cyberspace
[03:29] <darlek> fiber, look for a md5 checkfile.  I don't use them much, but that would ensure a download is correct.
[03:29] <gartral> im rebooting....
[03:29] <hansolo669> fiber--yes maby bad torrent but not likley try using newr cd (someone else had a similar problem trunout it was a bad cd
[03:29] <linux> gartral: what indicates it thinks it has a DVD in the drive?
[03:29] <fiber> cabrey_: indeed... brb, time to md5 the thing
[03:30] <darlek> zortec, probably on the ubuntu site or irc section.  Since this is a large channel it would take a lot of time to be an op my guess
[03:30] <SmithKurosaki> sup Zorix
[03:30] <The_Beard> Anyone know of any linux software that will convert MKV to MP4/M4v?
[03:30] <SmithKurosaki> zortec: sup?
[03:30] <fiber> thanks everyone for the tips!
[03:30] <dennister> could someone pls help me with a postfix/dovecot/sasl authentication issue?
[03:30] <darlek> np
[03:30] <SmithKurosaki> The_Beard: mencoder
[03:30] <darlek> !ask
[03:30] <zortec> Sorry, phone.
[03:30] <The_Beard> SmithKurosaki, thanks mate!
[03:31] <dennister> struggled for a coupla days with it, following howtos, but error message point to something being wrong with sasl authentication part of it all
[03:31] <hansolo669> !ubottu
[03:31] <hansolo669> sry
[03:31] <SmithKurosaki> zortec: poke me when you are back i have other chans to attend to
[03:32] <Hrr1963> #kubuntu
[03:32] <darlek> The_Beard, the mencoder is awesome but a little hard to use on the command line.  Look for WinFF.  ffmpeg and mencoder are the two programs that deal with conversion and have a few GUI frontends
[03:32] <The_Beard> darlek, will look, thanks!
[03:32] <whitt> I know that the ATI drivers are not the best in linux, but whenever I enable the proprietary drivers it works great, until I switch users, then it goes black
[03:32] <hansolo669> ok im off (sorta) for now some one see how fiber did(pleas) :)
[03:33] <whitt> i have to power off the machine, it happens everytime i click switch user
[03:33] <whitt> I have a Radeon HD 3600, btw
[03:34] <khadafi> hello,if i am install a new package i always get this error : http://www.ubuntu.pastebin.com/m15400051
[03:34] <khadafi> please help me
[03:34] <bishops> no, help ME!
[03:34] <Fohn> whitt: I think I had the same problem. Did you ever manually configure your xorg.conf file?
[03:34] <fpsdavid> i have a HTPC, its running a Mythbuntu and all of a sudden when i decide to use it last week, no audio and no desktop the mythtv frontend program autostarts itself at boot, but if you quit it, all there is is a black background w/ a cursor no taskbar, no icons, no background, no right click menu
[03:35] <whitt> Fohn: nope, that scares the crap outta me. lol
[03:35] <zortec> Is it completely normal to be overwhelmed with all the information on Linux? I feel like there is so many choices with every app
[03:35] <dennister> cabrey: id you miss my heartfelt thanks during a netsplit or somethin;?
[03:36] <Flannel> zortec: To help, stick with stuff that's in main (not universe)
[03:36] <Flannel> zortec: at least, at the beginning.  Feel free to dive into universe as well.
[03:36] <bastidrazor> khadafi, try sudo apt-get -f install
[03:36] <darlek> zortec, yep pretty normal.  ;)  don't worry about the programs, there will always be one.  Think more about what you want to do instead.  It's different than Windows in that respect
[03:36] <dennister> i do have some other issues that were stumping me, but I don't think i'm gonna get much help with postfix/dovecot/sasl authentication :(
[03:36] <zortec> The way I have been approaching it is if I used the program in Windows and there is a linux counterpart, I get that one
[03:36] <eseven73> Well after that little battle with LjL, my respect for the #ubuntu staff has dropped to an all time low, I've been here two years, and ill be damned if I let him get to me, I love Ubuntu too much to leave this channel. I'm got that off my chest. at least.
[03:37] <Fohn> whitt: :D. Well that very well could be your issue. Perhaps you could pastebin your xorg.conf file for me to look at? It's located at /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:37] <zortec> For instance, I use thunderbird in windows and I see it's available in linux
[03:37] <Tapout> is there a key to access the menu up top?   alt+a should bring up applications.. what is it?
[03:37] <AussieGuy> my firefox doesnt load 25% of its pages, and complains of several missing gnome components on the console. Ive installed it from an apt-get install (which should of installed all dependancies)
[03:37] <AussieGuy> ive seen a bug out there about it
[03:37] <darlek> zortec, that's find to start.  familiarity is always good.  Later you'll find other programs that do similar things.  It's quite vast
[03:38] <losher> dennister: in general, we're best at answering which button to press to get the gui to do something....
[03:38] <hemanth>  i m using a curl operation in my script , how can check if it exec as expected ?
[03:39] <zortec> What is a good linux program for winamp which is what I used in Win?
[03:39] <khadafi> bastidrazor : i am still get same error
[03:39] <zortec> I know about amarok, but that is kde right?
[03:40] <nightdrever> runtime error in wine......anyway to fix?
[03:40] <Hrr1963> zortec, the new amarok have shoutcast integrated so.
[03:40] <nightdrever> ive installed babaschess through wine
[03:40] <Fohn> zortec: It is kde, however you can install it in normal ubuntu.
[03:40] <Hrr1963> go for that one.
[03:40] <bastidrazor> khadafi, this is the best i've found but use it at your own risk.. the last entry :: http://forum.freespire.org/archive/index.php/t-9018.html
[03:40] <bobwhoops> Is there any way to install packages if I'm on 7.10?
[03:40] <cabrey> dennister: see #ubuntu-server
[03:40] <MK13> zortec: rhythm box should be a good winamp substitute, comes w/ ubuntu
[03:40] <nightdrever> sometimes crashes sayin runtime error
[03:40] <dennister> losher: yeah...i know, although i have so much respect for some of the peeps in here for more advanced stuff...
[03:40] <chuck_> zortec, you can still use it ingnome it will download some kde stuff
[03:40] <darlek> zortec, audacious isn't bad.  There's like a gajillion winamp style programs though
[03:40] <dennister> i think i'll have to wait until genii has some time again
[03:41] <|Zippo|> somebody is using firefox-32bits on jaunty 64bits?
[03:41] <zortec> I just like to use caution when downloading packages... it doesn't seem like it's a good idea to mix kde/gnome packages together
[03:41] <whitt> Fohn: http://pastebin.com/m564e6b67
[03:41] <losher> dennister: agreed, but your question is pretty specialized....
[03:41] <zortec> So I've been trying to find all gnome apps
[03:41] <dennister> cabrey: yeah, i was trying to get some help with that in that channel the other day...to no avail i'm afraid
[03:41] <darlek> zortec, rhythumbox is already in Aplications, Sound/Video
[03:41] <Flannel> zortec: There's nothing wrong with it.  The only downside is you need both libraries installed (and in memory when using both at the same time)
[03:41] <Fohn> zortec: This is true, it took some work to get amarok back up after it upgraded... I recommend a GNOME package. Just letting you know that it is a pretty viable option.
[03:41] <zortec> Flannel: Isn't that adding more overhead to the system?
[03:42] <dennister> perhaps some of the specialized geeks actually had a short bout of 'life' happening last weekend :)
[03:42] <Alex_> Does anyone know much about dual monitor with ATI Radeon?
[03:42] <Hrr1963> GOT very pissed by kubuntu... FORMATTING.
[03:42] <Flannel> zortec: Only when you're using both types of programs at the same time
[03:42] <cabrey> zortec: only when you actually load a kde app
[03:42] <|Zippo|> I'm using this howto: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMD64/FirefoxAndPlugins but when I'm running firefox-32bits I;'m getting Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "gail": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libgail.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
[03:42] <Fohn> whitt: Wow, that is a very consice little file!
[03:42] <AussieGuy> I need to delete the files from flashplugin-nonfree and remove them from firefox
[03:43] <whitt> Fohn: i did just enable the proprietary driver, should I reboot then paste again?
[03:43] <losher> dennister: some big Ubuntu developers mtg happening in Barcelona right now
[03:43] <whitt> Fohn: i had it enabled, then disabled it earlier
[03:43] <zortec> What about fonts? There is liberation fonts and the microsoft fonts, but what looks great on an lcd? Since I use gnome, I think the fonts render nicely
[03:43] <cabrey> zortec: i <3 helvetica
[03:44] <ZeroBeholder> Anything designed to be "Sans-Serif" should be good.
[03:44] <losher> dennister: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UDSKarmic
[03:44] <ZeroBeholder> Sans is latin based and means without.
[03:45] <ZeroBeholder> So without Serif, which you can see as shading done to make the pixelation look straight.
[03:45] <ZeroBeholder> Without shading.
[03:46] <Fohn> whitt: Try it out now, inserting the resolution where it says: http://pastebin.com/m2e6ccb9f
[03:47] <Fohn> whitt: BE SURE TO BACK UP YOUR XORG.CONF
[03:47] <dennister> losher: ahhhhh so that's where a lotta the experts are...but genii's here in toronto, i'm sure
[03:48] <ccb0x45> hey
[03:48] <zortec> Does anyone know what the red line is in Xchat? It shows up under a message when I leave the window
[03:48] <ccb0x45> is it possibly if I have a box with ubuntu configured already
[03:48] <ZeroBeholder> The fonts designed to not need shading should present as very sharp and clear, unless you go with one of those useless and funky fonts nobody but you will like-- even if it is sans-serif.
[03:48] <dennister> gotta get back to the presentation...cya later
[03:48] <ccb0x45> to add a second drive and turn the current drive and the second drive into a raid setup?
[03:49] <thedocta> anyone here use crunchbang linux?
[03:49] <SmithKurosaki> ... thedocta, this is #ubuntu
[03:49] <ed_debian> thedocta, I've never heard of it.  What is it?
[03:49] <ZeroBeholder> never heard of it.  good luck getting any help with it.
[03:49] <thedocta> its a lightweight version of ubuntu
[03:49] <Pranka> zortec: It is used to keep track of where you stopped reading, so that when you restore the Xchat window, you can continue reading where you left off.
[03:49] <whitt> Fohn: would I put it like this:   "1920x1080"
[03:50] <Fohn> whitt: Precisely
[03:50] <whitt> Fohn: with quotes too, or delete those?
[03:50] <zortec> Pranka: It's just to let you know where you're at
[03:50] <Fohn> whitt: No, keep quotes.
[03:50] <chuck_> !raid|ccb0x45
[03:50] <losher> crunchbang is a stripped down Ubuntu for smaller systems. Apparently we don't support it here
[03:51] <whitt> Fohn: ok, done, so reboot and keep fingers crossed?
[03:51] <Pranka> zortec: In more simple terms, yes.
[03:51] <thedocta> yeah its not so good seeing as it wont take any wep key i give it
[03:51] <zortec> I play a lot of WoW, is it best to use Wine or is there an actual linux client to install?
[03:51] <zortec> I work at a video game store, so WoW is a big thing... Sorry to all the anti-WoW fans
[03:51] <Fohn> whitt: Seems like the best option. If that doesn't work for whatever reason, I will be stumped. Not that it takes much to stump me :D.
[03:51] <ZeroBeholder> WoW runs really nice on Ubuntu, just copy the Windows WoW folder over.
[03:52] <ZeroBeholder> It is a pain trying to install directly into Ubuntu.
[03:52] <losher> thedocta: apparently there is #crunchbang
[03:52] <SmithKurosaki> zortec: no WoW in linux
[03:52] <whitt> Fohn: i will give it a shot, and hopefully let you know, Thanks!
[03:52] <SmithKurosaki> just stick to windows
[03:52] <zortec> SmithKurosaki: No WoW?
[03:52] <ZeroBeholder> There are a few other things you have to configure in wine and ubuntu, just google it.
[03:53]  * Fohn hopes he didn't kill whitt's computer
[03:53] <ZeroBeholder> Install in winblows, then copy that gigantic folder over to your ubuntu/wine setup.
[03:53] <SmithKurosaki> most high graphics games are unplayable in linux due to lack of video card interaction
[03:53] <SmithKurosaki> i cant even play trackmania in wine
[03:53] <zortec> I thought WoW was fully supported...
[03:53] <cabrey> SmithKurosaki: wine has actually come a long way
[03:53] <SmithKurosaki> (not wow person) but i havent heard anyone say either way
[03:54] <ZeroBeholder> I don't play WoW.  I cannot help you get the ultimate sword of electric wizardry boots
[03:54] <SmithKurosaki> ive got crossover, and it still doesnt work right with steam or any of those games
[03:54] <cabrey> http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iAppId=1922
[03:54] <zortec> ZeroBeholder: I already have WoW installed on Windows and ubuntu mounted the ntfs drive so I can access the files
[03:54] <|Zippo|> I'm using this howto to run firefox32bits on jaunty 64bits: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMD64/FirefoxAndPlugins but when I'm running firefox-32bits I;'m getting Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "gail": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libgail.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
[03:54] <ZeroBeholder> We had it running on a Dell XPS, my little brother loved it.  He said it seemed to run faster under ubuntu/wine...
[03:55] <ccb0x45> hey, those raid documents tell you how to start from scratch with a raid environment, but is it possible to add in a drive and make a raid setup... I have one terabyte drive, and I have another TB drive I want to install, and I want to make it a raid setup without having to reinstall ubuntu?
[03:55] <ZeroBeholder> That was until his grub loader got all screwed up.
[03:55] <ming> yes ,me too,My Wow can't  running,too
[03:55] <zortec> I noticed that about ubuntu... my download speed is 150-200k faster than windows
[03:55] <losher> zortec: see also www.cedega.com but it costs money
[03:55] <zortec> losher: I've looked into cedega, crossover, and wine.  I heard that wine was the way to go
[03:56] <cabrey> crossover supports wine, cedega does not
[03:56] <zortec> losher: The rest are basically just emulators of wine
[03:56] <Fohn> I would recommend just using a windows partition. It's neat and fast.
[03:56] <SmithKurosaki> |Zippo|: in my exp, running 32 bit on 64 bit os doesnt work, ive been sticking to 32bit because of it
[03:56] <cabrey> *codeweavers
[03:56] <ming> but I used it,My wow can't run
[03:56] <zortec> ming: You've tried to run WoW?
[03:56] <Fohn> smithkurosaki: I have never had a single problem with 64bit. *shrug*
[03:56] <ming> yes
[03:57] <ming> but I'm fail
[03:57] <SmithKurosaki> i also havent touched 64 for a year and a half
[03:57] <yo> hi
[03:57] <zortec> However, you don't need Cedega to run WoW on Linux. Good old Wine (Wine is not an emulator), everyone's favorite way to run Windows apps on Linux, can do the job.
[03:57] <zortec> It is, however, not easy to do. That's a big reason why Wine's commercial supporter, CodeWeavers, can make a living from selling the cleaned-up version of Wine, CrossOver Office
[03:58] <zortec> I hate when they say it's not easy to do...
[03:58] <Alex_> !theme
[03:58] <Fohn> zortec: Was that directed at me?
[03:58] <SmithKurosaki> zortec: there is also a game version of cx
[03:58] <nightdrever> how do i copy things to pastebin
[03:58] <SmithKurosaki> wine is a bit tricky
[03:58] <ming> i'm agree
[03:59] <chuck_> !pastebin
[03:59] <darlek> !pastebinit
[03:59] <zortec> I just tested my sound and it's not working... tried one of the radio stations in rhythmbox
[03:59] <zortec> Do I need to install ALSA drivers?
[03:59] <SmithKurosaki> dowload restricted extras and then try an mp3
[03:59] <Alex_> woah, that's cool about the pastebinit didn't know that =D
[04:00] <SmithKurosaki> zortec: dowload restricted extras and then try an mp3
[04:00] <ed_debian> zortec, What have you done to test your sound?
[04:00] <darlek> Alex_, yes I had it added today :))
[04:00] <zortec> SmithKurosaki I downloaded ubuntu-restricted-extras along with some other packages
[04:00] <zortec> ed_debian: I was testing it by playing a radio station in rhythmbox
[04:00] <cabrey> thanks darlek didnt know about it either
[04:00] <bastidrazor> !medibuntu > zortec
[04:00] <darlek> ?me bows
[04:01]  * darlek bows
[04:01] <SmithKurosaki> ok, then grab an mp3 and shove it through
[04:01] <hansolo669> hey is there any way to actaly run halo in wine
[04:01] <ed_debian> zortec, I would test with something simpler like an mp3, or a CD an internet radio station might just be working incorrectly.  It looks like bastid_raZor is helping you though so let me know if you want more help from me.
[04:01] <ZeroBeholder> Wonder if the person is still here?  Anyway https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft
[04:02] <cabrey> hansolo669: winehq.com is your friend :)
[04:02] <slimjimflim> hi, anybody know the command to see all installed packages?
[04:02] <Alex_> I wish they'd hurry up with google chrome for linux >.>
[04:02] <SmithKurosaki> slimjimflim: just check out synaptic
[04:02] <slimjimflim> SmithKurosaki: i'm using ssh, i can't
[04:02] <ed_debian> Alex_, There is an official alpha version out.  And there is an un-official port
[04:02] <cabrey> slimjimflim: apt-cache pkgnames
[04:03] <slimjimflim> ty
[04:03] <Alex_> ed_debian: Where?? I looked for like an hour for it rofl
[04:03] <LedPlatedLinux> ok was wondering about dual monitors  I have it set in my xorg.conf and its working but how would i set a wallpaper on each window?
[04:03] <cabrey> Alex_: running it now :D
[04:03] <Fohn> cabrey: Thanks! I've been secretly wondering that too
[04:03] <ed_debian> lol
[04:03] <SmithKurosaki> slimjimflim: or you can login with -XC as options and then a lot of the programs can display for you remotelt
[04:03] <ed_debian> hang on I'll see what I can find
[04:03] <cabrey> its in a ppa
[04:03] <Alex_> cabrey: Apparently I'm retarded.. where did you find it??
[04:03] <ed_debian> (it's called chromium)
[04:03] <SmithKurosaki> i dont know if syn is one of those or not tho
[04:03] <hansolo669> cabrey--meh alredy saw that says it works but the fram rats are like 5 or somthing on all my boxes so really is there a way to increas gfx card interaction in wine/ubuntu
[04:03] <cabrey> do you want the source.list line?
[04:03] <zortec> ed_debian: I attempted to play an MP3.  It's playing but there is no audio
[04:04] <LedPlatedLinux> and why is it I cant use compiz settings
[04:05] <ed_debian> zortec, Ok you add a volume applet thingy to your gnome-panel
[04:05] <SmithKurosaki> zortec: i know this will sound stupid, but ive done tech for some real idiots. do you have volume up/are your speakers on/up/[plugged in
[04:05] <zortec> ed_debian: I see a volume applet
[04:05] <zortec> SmithKurosaki: Check on both of those
[04:05] <zortec> SmithKurosaki: Volume is almost max in the applet
[04:06] <RORgasm> anyone know how to install the awn extra applets on jaunty?
[04:06] <Beatlesfan> hi, looking for assistance with VPNC and mounting a network drive locally, anyone?
[04:06] <ed_debian> zortec, right click it, hit preferences
[04:06] <cabrey> zortec: go to volume control and make sure line out is maxed
[04:06] <antonio__> a good ass who wants to fuck
[04:06] <antonio__> hiiiiiiiii
[04:07] <zortec> Ok, I have sound but the audio is really low and I have it turned up to max
[04:07] <Bob3> Hi, I am using Ubuntu 9.04 I have a problem with a program that i am using via WINE, the program needs constant internet connection but when the program runs it loses the connection for 5 seconds then gains it for 5 seconds and so on and so forth, i think perhaps it is the firewall, how do i fix this problem
[04:08] <losher> antonio__: wrong room, this is real-time computer support...
[04:08] <ed_debian> zortec, double click the applet, then go to edit -> preferences and add all of the volume controls and then mess with them to figure out which one is too low
[04:08] <antonio__> jajajaja   ok  my friend
[04:08] <darlek> !ohmy | antonio__
[04:08] <Beatlesfan> VPNC assist.. anyone?
[04:08] <antonio__> jajaja  oky doky, i'm sorry
[04:08] <U2GB> A new ubuntu server 8.04 stop booting from raid1 with message "Freeing initrd memori: ..." what's wrong?
[04:09] <bastidrazor> RORgasm, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AvantWindowNavigator
[04:09] <zortec> ed_debian: The master is all the way up and I can barely hear the song.  Should I use another driver?
[04:09] <darlek> zortec, yeah try that... System Preferences Sound
[04:09] <antonio__> who can to say me, how i can to run a p2p over ubuntu?
[04:10] <antonio__> ?¿????????
[04:10] <SexyMarty> Quick question for you guys... I'd like to append 3 letters to the beginning of every filename in a folder... what would be the fastest way to do that?
[04:10] <ed_debian> zortec, You need to add those sliders because one of them might be really low.  For me I have to have master up and I have to have one called PCM up before I get any sound.
[04:10] <zortec> It is using hda nvidia alsa mixer
[04:10] <ed_debian> zortec, If I had master up and PCM almost at 0 I'd have the same experience as you (really quiet audio)
[04:10] <zortec> ed_debian I added all of them and they are max... but volume is really low
[04:11] <SmithKurosaki> SexyMarty: try checking out add/rem for mass file renamers
[04:11] <linuxguy2009> Hey guys is there a dpkg syntax that is used to remove an app from the system and also uninstalls any dependencies that are not needed by other apps that were installed with it?
[04:11] <ed_debian> zortec, O ok, I wanted to make sure
[04:11] <fccf> SexyMarty: There is a batch file renamer - yet I forget the name
[04:11] <stew> SexyMarty: "rename 's/^/abc/' *"
[04:11] <cabrey> zortec is your app at max volume
[04:11] <Fohn> antonio, hablas espanol?
[04:11] <Bob3> Hi, I am using Ubuntu 9.04 I have a problem with a program that i am using via WINE, the program needs constant internet connection but when the program runs it loses the connection for 5 seconds then gains it for 5 seconds and so on and so forth, i think perhaps it is the firewall, how do i fix this problem
[04:11] <ed_debian> zortec, Try a different driver yes
[04:11] <bastidrazor> linuxguy2009, apt-get remove --purge packagename
[04:11] <SexyMarty> awesome thank you guys
[04:11] <stew> SexyMarty: you might add "-n" to that command to see what it would do first
[04:11] <linuxguy2009> thank you!
[04:11] <wongon> Hi everyone.  I just downloaded the ubuntu iso to my windows box.  I want to get ubuntu installed on another box that already has windows(a dual booting system).  Should I burn to a CD?  What then?
[04:11] <ed_debian> zortec, You have an nvidia sound card?   I didn't know they even made those
[04:12] <zortec> ed_debian It's part of the nvidia graphics chipset/built in audio
[04:12] <stew> linuxguy2009: no, --purge is something different
[04:12] <fccf> wongon: burn image of cd then boot off of it
[04:12] <SmithKurosaki> wongon: yes, burn to cd
[04:12] <ed_debian> wongon, You're in for soooo much fun!!! You need to get a program that burns ISO images.
[04:12] <Beatlesfan> wongon, yes, burn a "live cd".. boot it up on the other computer
[04:12] <cabrey> linuxguy2009: use aptitude
[04:12] <zortec> ed_debian:  I can tell the difference in linux, my audio is not anywhere what I had in Windows
[04:12] <linuxguy2009> oh
[04:12] <stew> linuxguy2009: you'd want to run "apt-get autoremove" or use "aptitude remove" instead (as aptitude cleans up automatically, not needing a separate autoremove)
[04:12] <ed_debian> zortec, Yeah, it sounds like it is obviously too low
[04:13] <ed_debian> zortec, I'm out of ideas but maybe there is something here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[04:13] <SmithKurosaki> wongon: you can also use a usb to boot from to keep from needing the burner
[04:13] <bastidrazor> linuxguy2009, you could also use synaptic and select the packagename with complete removal
[04:13] <fccf> wongon:  deepbutner is a good and easy to use free image burner for win
[04:13] <stew> linuxguy2009: purge means to remove the conffiles of a package as well as the other files
[04:13] <stew> bastidrazor: no, that's also purging, which isn't what he's asking for
[04:13] <fccf> wongon:  sorry I meant deepburner
[04:13] <jjshoe_> running intrepid, when I try to start apache I see the following: Jun 1 22:07:15 fish kernel: [6771919.583985] apache2[18498]: segfault at b190d9d6 ip b7d39964 sp bf8068b0 error 4 in libc-2.8.90.so[b7cc7000+13d000] My box has been up for almost 80 days... I haven't changed anything. Thoughts on wtf could be going on?
[04:13] <Fohn> antonio__: Recomiendo que visites canal #ubuntu-es para recibir ayuda en espanol.
[04:13] <zortec> If I turn the Surround sound up, it gets louder
[04:13] <Beatlesfan> hey, can anyone help me connect to a windows network drive at work from my home computer running ubuntu and vpnc?
[04:13] <ed_debian> zortec, is it loud enough?
[04:14] <linuxguy2009> Oh ok so synaptic and complete removal will remove a package along with all un-needed deps? Correct? So i wouldnt have to manually select the deps that are no longer needed by hand that way?
[04:14] <wongon> I like the idea of putting it on a usb drive, then booting off that
[04:14] <stew> linuxguy2009: incorrect
[04:14] <anom01y> google video "the obama deception"
[04:14] <cabrey> Beatlesfan: have you vpn'd in?
[04:14] <linuxguy2009> ah
[04:14] <anom01y> for all you thinkers out there.     (sorry bout the spam)
[04:14] <Fohn> anom01y gtfo
[04:14] <Beatlesfan> cabrey: yes, I can successfully connect vpnc to the gateway
[04:14] <stew> linuxguy2009: "complete removal" is the same as apt-get remove --purge
[04:14] <stew> linuxguy2009: (which isn't what you are asking for)
[04:15] <SmithKurosaki> anyone know how to be op?
[04:15] <AakashPatel> GL/GLew.h: No such file or directory
[04:15] <ed_debian> wongon, Ok, you need a 2GB + usb drive and it is more difficult to install to a usb drive than to burn the cd but I will help you if you want
[04:15] <SexyMarty> that worked, stew... thanks.  As a follow up question would you know how I could remove those same three letters from the end of the file.  Basically I'm trying to take "VBR" from the end of every file and put it at the beginning.. but there are hundreds so doing it manually would be pretty time consuming
[04:15] <AakashPatel> anyone know what package i can get GLew headers in?
[04:15] <cabrey> Beatlesfan: and you have all the server, share, etc info?
[04:15] <Beatlesfan> cabrey: yeah
[04:15] <linuxguy2009> Ok so is it possible to do something like I am hoping to do then?
[04:15] <watch_wait_plot> Hey, I'm trying to install Unbuntu on a system that can't boot from a cd. I had installed Debian under similar circumstances by putting  a boot loader, installer, and iso on a usb drive. Can someone direct me to the vmlinuz, and initrd.gz files compatible with ubuntu-9.04-desktop-amd64.iso ?
[04:15] <linuxguy2009> apt-get remove purge is the way to go?
[04:15] <stew> linuxguy2009: no
[04:15] <cabrey> Beatlesfan: Places > Connect to Server... > Service Type > Windows Share
[04:15] <linuxguy2009> ok
[04:16] <Beatlesfan> cabrey, hang on.. need to connect VPNC first..
[04:16] <stew> linuxguy2009: i already told you, either "apt-get remove packagename && apt-get autoremove" or "aptitude remove packagename"
[04:16] <Beatlesfan> cabrey: brb
[04:16] <fccf> SmithKurosaki: this channel is controlled by the people @ canonical and the ubuntu support team - good luck getting op priv
[04:16] <stew> linuxguy2009: purging is something diffrernt, read the manpage
[04:16] <usser> watch_wait_plot, just use unetbootin, it makes creating bootable usbs easy
[04:16] <skyl> how do I install opera with the package manager?  now way?
[04:16] <skyl> what is epiphany?
[04:16] <SmithKurosaki> watch_wait_plot: check out ubuntu forums
[04:16] <skyl> !epiphany
[04:16] <cabrey> apt-get is deprecated, use aptitude
[04:16] <azfira> pemberdayaan
[04:16] <cabrey> !aptitude
[04:17] <SmithKurosaki> fccf: ahh, #fedora you can hop on as root for a minute to kick people as needed
[04:17] <wongon> Looks like I got to go with the cd path, as my USB is only 1G
[04:17] <stew> SexyMarty: "rename 's/abc$//' *" would remvoe from the end.  you could do both operations in one command with "rename 's/(.*)abc/abc$1/' *", but I'd test that with -n first
[04:17] <fccf> cabrey: so untrue .. aptitude uses apt-get
[04:17] <stew> fccf: aptitude doesn't use apt-get
[04:17] <stew> fccf: they both use libapt
[04:17] <SexyMarty> stew: Thanks a ton
[04:17] <stew> SexyMarty: you're welcome
[04:17] <brennus> how could I check the resolution of an mpeg file?
[04:18] <cabrey> fccf: debian has officially recommended aptitude over apt-get
[04:18] <linuxguy2009> Ok so if Im sitting here testing oyt software in the repos and it installs 20 packages and i decide i dont want to keep the app installed.aptitude remove xxxxxx, and all 20 packages will be gone as long as nothing else needs them?
[04:18] <ed_debian> wongon did you see my personal message?
[04:18] <cabrey> linuxguy2009: yes
[04:18] <linuxguy2009> sweet that answers it thanks!
[04:18] <fccf> SmithKurosaki: The ubuntu bots take care of the spammers flooders and cussers if they persist
[04:18] <stew> linuxguy2009: correct
[04:19] <sysRPL> btw, is anyone here a Tron movie fan? I wrote a screenplay for Tron 2.0 which I never heard back about
[04:19] <linuxguy2009> K thanks all very much!
[04:19] <fccf> cabrey: and ubuntu ships with add/remove - personally I use synaptic
[04:19] <SmithKurosaki> fccf: ahh, cool
[04:19] <Detrix> I need to know where the place to place some code to adjust my wlan0 settings.  I want it to be done during boot up.  DO I do this in /etc/rc.local?
[04:19] <ZeroBeholder> I ran into a problem with the minimum wagers at work.  They swapped a hard drive from a perfectly good Ubuntu system into something negligibly better.  Then they complained about no sound.  Is there an easy way to just update the device drivers?
[04:20] <cabrey> fccf: i know, i prefer CLI more efficient :)
[04:20] <gobot_> bitchx
[04:20] <ed_debian> ZeroBeholder, when linux boots it automatically detects your hardware and finds appropriate drivers.  You need to troubleshoot your sound
[04:20] <losher> Detrix: typically yes, /etc/rc.local would be a good place for it...
[04:20] <whitt> Fohn: it did not work
[04:20] <whitt> all i got was a black screen with jibberish at boot
[04:21] <Detrix> losher: I did not know if that was too early in the boot process...
[04:21] <fccf> cabrey so you use apt-get because it is true CLI - where as aptitude has it's own interface
[04:22] <losher> Detrix: typically /etc/rc.local is run last after all other startup scripts
[04:22] <cabrey> aptitude is independent of apt-get
[04:22] <fccf> My employers like the pretty GUI .. but it makes me look good when I always have a terminal up
[04:22] <cabrey> lol
[04:22] <TheShahFactor> is there any IRC channel on xfree86
[04:22] <Detrix> losher: thanx
[04:22] <fccf> both depend on libapt
[04:22] <linuxguy2009> I just tried the aptitude remove vlc to test it and it only removes the one single package.All the 45 other packages are still there.
[04:23] <cabrey> ok so both are an interface to a library
[04:23] <ZeroBeholder> Built in, we have a stack of boards and one of them should have been 100% functional.  But, they all lose sound.  (Yeah, I know, why exactly do you 'need' fiber optic sound at work?  There is a reason they pull $12,000 a year or so.
[04:23] <Alex_> Um... can anyone help me with using emerald? lol
[04:23] <Wikkedfin> how good is ubuntu 8.04.2 for a server?
[04:23] <Fohn> whitt: It's not a monitor issue then if you still had boot. Sorry I couldn't help!
[04:23] <Fohn> test at boot*
[04:23] <cabrey> Wikkedfin: depends on what you use it for
[04:23] <Fohn> text***
[04:24] <losher> Wikkedfin: a great choice. 8.04.2 server is rock solid & supported for 5 years
[04:24] <Wikkedfin> IRCD's?
[04:24] <fccf> Wikkedfin: My server runs 8.04.2 I am very happy with it
[04:24] <whitt> Fohn: it never let me get to the log in screen.  it went through the little ubuntu screen and before the gdm manager showed it went all ugly
[04:24] <losher> Wikkedfin: if i had to choose an alternative, it would be Centos
[04:24] <fccf> Wikkedfin:  it will run a IRCdeamon no problem
[04:24] <ZeroBeholder> The difference between the Acer Aspire X1200 and the X1700 is the on-board sound.  It might just be that the device is unsupported.
[04:24] <whitt> Fohn: would installing the ATI drivers from their website be any different?
[04:25] <Wikkedfin> my server is old and slow.. AMD Duron 900mhz 311MB mem 10GB hdd
[04:25] <Fohn> whitt: That is rather odd, but still similar to my problem. Regarding the drivers, I think not.
[04:25] <ZeroBeholder> Wikkedfin: Holy tiny harddrive batman.
[04:25] <Wikkedfin> lol
[04:26] <fccf> Wikkedfin: I would have 5 years of linux under your belt before attempting to install a ircd server on a Centos system, but something more lightweight for that system might be wise
[04:26] <Fohn> The only other solution I can think of is to once again edit the xorg.conf and manually insert your horizsync and vertrefresh rates from your monitor. 'man xorg.conf' can tell you how to do that.
[04:26] <Guthur> hhh i was just about to ask what would be considered a decent sized partition for ubuntu
[04:26] <SmithKurosaki> ZeroBeholder: i was using a 4gb for 11 years, i just retired it last month
[04:26] <Wikkedfin> i do have a faster server... dual core 3.2Ghz 3GB ddr2 ram 500GB hdd
[04:26] <ming> 8.04 Server is good,i'm using
[04:26] <Fohn> Otherwise, I have to go. It is 10:30 and I haven't even started my homework. :D. Good Luck!
[04:26] <SmithKurosaki> Guthur: 10gb - 20gb
[04:27] <losher> fccf: is ubuntu so much easier than centos to install ircd on? Why is that?
[04:27] <Guthur> SmithKurosaki i can easily fit that, thanks
[04:27] <ZeroBeholder> To be honest, I have no idea what version the Ubuntu server is.  I just use it as a sandbox and I never 'need' to turn it off.  It has never locked up.  I only turn it off when I'm not using it for anything.
[04:28] <ZeroBeholder> So for what it's worth, five stars from me.
[04:28] <SmithKurosaki> Guthur: id go with 25-30gb if you plan on having /home on the same partition though
[04:28] <fccf> losher centos was designed for the server farm - ubuntu was designed for the user
[04:28] <ming> C1.7 and 256MB memory 40G IDE disk
[04:29] <cabrey> ZeroBeholder: cat /etc/lsb-release
[04:29] <cabrey> will give you the version
[04:29] <losher> fccf: interesting, that difference never occurred to me...
[04:29] <Guthur> SmithKurosaki ya i was thinking of maybe going for around 40gb, i will need a few things along side, i'm just trying it out for the first time
[04:30] <ZeroBeholder> Oh, I don't need to know.  I was saying I didn't know.  It
[04:30] <ZeroBeholder> is off now so I can't SSH.
[04:30] <Lukas___> Hello to all, Im searching for some program can make a DataBase manager like Acces for linux, some recomendation ?
[04:31] <ZeroBeholder> MySQL with PHPadmin should take care of you
[04:31] <ZeroBeholder> Well, it's not the same but it is similar and slightly more difficult.
[04:32] <SmithKurosaki> Guthur: good luck
[04:32] <CombatWombat_nz> pls advise the perms set on a 9.04 box; file:///etc/X11/xinit/xinput.d/scim-bridge ??? Mine is word-writable, which I did not do, as am just setting the thing up.
[04:32] <Lukas___> ZeroBeholder, what im looking for its something ease to build an web front end for a database, just like access but for linux, and if  I can avoid programing languaje will be perfect for me
[04:32] <fccf> Lukas___: OpenOffice.org is a good bet for a front end depending on what you are storing
[04:33] <cabrey> Lukas__: OpenOffice.org Base?
[04:33] <ZeroBeholder> Good call fccf, didn't even think of that.
[04:33] <Detrix> just wondering if any one here (having a realtec 8187b wifi) is having any difficulty with it???
[04:33] <CombatWombat_nz> Lukas__: Xataface
[04:34] <Guthur> does ubuntu do its own format of a partition during install
[04:34] <Lukas___> cabrey: openoffice I think is very inmature for really work
[04:34] <Detrix> I was having problems with range.
[04:34] <ZeroBeholder> Detrix, sometimes on their website there are several drivers on one page.  Are you sure you got the 8187b driver and not the 8187l?
[04:34] <losher> Wikkedfin: maybe you asked the wrong question. Perhaps you should have asked 'which distro is good for a small, slow server'?
[04:34] <ZeroBeholder> *8187L*
[04:35] <ngasep> i have some problem with my ubuntu at asus a6r, i was searching at search engine for my trouble, my trouble at a sound..i found some tutorial for fix that, but not work for me, i was try..please help me
[04:35] <cabrey> Lukas___: MonoDevelop with database plugin?
[04:35] <Lukas___> could be Xataface, thanks CombatWombat
[04:36] <fccf> Lukas___: You may want to look at dadabik.org for a database setup ... runs PHP MYsql on an apache2 server
[04:36] <Detrix> ZeroBeholder: I have the 8187b.  I have solved my problem. was just wondering if I can be of help to others
[04:36] <Lukas___> I dont want to program, Im trying to avoid PhP, besides I know could be the best solution
[04:36] <Robbie_Crash> What do I need to do to setup email alerts if my backup hasn't been updated in x amount of days? I've got a script that almost always works, but sometimes fails for one reason or another, I would like to receive an email when it fails, how do I do this?
[04:36] <diamadiaz> Hi! I need repair a SO Ubuntu Gutsy whit wront grub. Then i run a Live CD, and mount the hard disk. When I type chroot, get this message:  "chroot: cannot run command `/bin/bash' : No such file or directory"
[04:37] <ZeroBeholder> PHPadmin is just makes MySQL easier to work with.  No need for any actual PHP.
[04:37] <diamadiaz> Any help??
[04:37] <ZeroBeholder> Jesus, I'm typing like I'm ESL.
[04:37] <Reformer81> Does anyone know how to fix the issue with Frets on Fire messing up my resolution when it exits?  It have to restart X every time.
[04:37] <usser> Robbie_Crash, you will need to setup a mail server, exim or sendmail, you dont have to actually "set it up" it can use your gmail or any other smtp-enabled account to relay the messages
[04:38] <fccf> Detrix: you are welcome to speak up if you know the answer to a question - or if you would like to write a HOWTO that is always welcome on the forums or wiki
[04:38] <Robbie_Crash> usser, thanks. I'll be back when I bung that up to find out how to fix it.
[04:38] <ngasep> oi orang sebangsa dan setanah air..mau tanya nih..hikz
[04:38] <Lukas___> Thanks to all, I think Xataface or DaBaDik could work! Thanks again
[04:38] <Detrix> fccf:   I shall consider it.
[04:39] <diamadiaz> Hello, How to install a bash or sh from a Live CD??
[04:39] <sup3rs3nior> Is there a separate "permission" handling when accessing files via http as opposed to locally on ubuntu server?
[04:39] <Flannel> diamadiaz: You want to install a command line system?
[04:39] <losher> !id | ngasep
[04:40] <ngasep> thanks losher
[04:40] <Reformer81> Does anyone know how to fix the issue with Frets on Fire messing up my resolution when it exits?  It have to restart X every time.
[04:40] <ngasep> wew
[04:40] <ngasep> tapi gak ada orangnya
[04:41] <Tomodachi2> sup3rs3nior:no
[04:41] <losher> diamadiaz: where is the root disk mounted?
[04:41] <ivantis> Is there a QuickTime player for Ubuntu?
[04:41] <fccf> ngasep: this is an english speaking channel
[04:41] <Flannel> diamadiaz: You can't do that with a LiveCD (Desktop CD), you have to use the alternate or server CD.
[04:41] <sup3rs3nior> I keep getting 403 forbidden even though the permission is set to be read by all.
[04:42] <fccf> ivantis yes - search quicktime in synaptic
[04:42] <ngasep> ok bro..sorry..
[04:42] <fingertips> how to change hostname?
[04:42] <Flannel> !hostname | fingertips
[04:42] <losher> Flannel: diamadiaz: seriously? You can't reinstall grub from the live cd?
[04:43] <Flannel> losher: He wants to install a CLI-only system. Not GRUB.  Yes, you can install GRUB from a liveCD
[04:43] <fingertips> !hostname
[04:43] <sup3rs3nior> If the file was created by vsftp do I need to edit anything to be able to access it via http?
[04:44] <Beatlesfan> aha, success!
[04:44] <Beatlesfan> vpnc - remote desktop to my work Windows XP computer
[04:44] <fccf> sup3rs3nior: you need to do a chown www-data:www:data
[04:44] <Beatlesfan> from Ubuntu!
[04:44] <fingertips> i`m running on bitchx...can i change the hostname?
[04:45] <fingertips> any help?
[04:45] <devslash> hey guys im installing ubuntu 9.04. is ext4 considered stable to use ?
[04:45] <sup3rs3nior> that exactly? "chown www-data:www:data"?
[04:45] <Maximo> Is Dell good with linux?
[04:45] <Flannel> fingertips: Read the stuff ubottu told you to do.  It's not an IRC client thing, its a computer thing.
[04:45] <ngasep> losher : i have some problem with my ubuntu at asus a6r, i was searching at search engine for my trouble, my trouble at a sound..i found some tutorial for fix that, but not work for me, i was try..please help me
[04:45] <Beatlesfan> devslash, why not use ext3?
[04:45] <devslash> Beatlesfan: why not ext4 ?
[04:45] <fccf> sup3rs3nior: www-data:www-data happyfacefilename.*
[04:45] <Beatlesfan> devslash: should be ok too
[04:46] <Beatlesfan> devslash: don't know if it's stable
[04:46] <devslash> anyone ?
[04:46] <zeno> is nautiluses move with merge folders and overwrite the same as rsyncs archive?
[04:46] <devslash> is ext4 stable
[04:46] <sup3rs3nior> fccf: "chown www-data:www-data /var/www" would that work?
[04:46] <losher> Flannel: diamadiaz: is that right, diamadaz: you're trying to install a cli-only system?
[04:47] <overclocker> hi, i installed OO3.1.0 in ubuntu 8.04 but crash at startup, ideas?
[04:47] <fccf> sup3rs3nior: Yes , add a -R to do recursively
[04:47] <mobi-sheep> devslash: Nothing is ever stable.
[04:47] <devslash> is ext4 as stable as ext3
 but the server CD haven't a recovery option... please explain me how can use this CD?
[04:47] <fccf> sup3rs3nior: and /var/www/*.*
[04:48] <Flannel> diamadiaz: What are you trying to do?
[04:48] <Tomodachi2> sup3rs3nior:as long it is readable for the world it can be owned by root, so that's not your problem
[04:48] <Beatlesfan> devslash: check out http://kernelnewbies.org/Ext4
[04:48] <overclocker> anyone installed OO3.1.0 in ubuntu 8.04?
[04:48] <losher> ngasep: Sorry. I know nothing about sound or asus a6r. I don't know what made you think I do. Some other kind soul will have to help you....
[04:49] <sup3rs3nior> fccf: Worked like a charm!
[04:49] <sup3rs3nior> fccf: what exactly did that do?
[04:49] <fccf> sup3rs3nior: coolness
 i'm trying to repair a Ubuntu Gutsy
[04:49] <CombatWombat_nz> has anyone got SCIM installed and configred to allow multiple languages in Gnome?
[04:49] <Flannel> diamadiaz: Ah, that's different than reinstalling.  What happened to it?
[04:49] <fccf> sup3rs3nior: gave apache permissions to access
[04:49] <earthlander> add
[04:50] <sup3rs3nior> www-data is apache?
[04:50] <jaypur_mb> i'm having some problems with games for linux, when i open one some of them, it keeps like pressing the down button, and keeps it like that all the way... can someone help me?
[04:50] <diamadiaz>  when start say: Error 15: File don't found
[04:50] <Flannel> sup3rs3nior: yes
[04:50] <fccf> sup3rs3nior: apache uses system username www-data
[04:51] <overclocker> anyone uses OpenOffice 3.1?
 :  when the server run say: Error 15: File don't found
[04:52] <fccf> I have OO3.1 on my winbox
[04:52] <salaya01> ---
[04:53] <diamadiaz> Flannel: then i tray to reinstall a grub
[04:53] <user010> why does the screen just flicker black and return to desktop when i try to run nexuiz?
[04:53] <fccf> user010: you probably don't have the supported graphics card
[04:54] <diamadiaz> Flannel: but the /bin/ haven't the bash file
[04:54] <user010> hmm
[04:54] <chuck_> user010, try to open it in terminal it should tell you why
[04:55] <user010> what's the command to open it with?
[04:55] <user010> this is my first day out of windows
[04:55] <fccf> user010: nexuiz
[04:55] <chuck_> user010, nexuiz ?
[04:55] <user010> you just type nexuiz into terminal?
[04:55] <sup3rs3nior> Good luck then, user010! Freedom is just around the corner!
[04:56] <sup3rs3nior> user010: just dont give up!
[04:56] <user010> hah thanks
[04:56] <fccf> user010:  yes
[04:56] <earthlander> #chatLinux
[04:57] <user010> X Error of failed request:  BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation)
[04:57] <user010>   Major opcode of failed request:  129 (XFree86-VidModeExtension)
[04:57] <user010>   Minor opcode of failed request:  10 (XF86VidModeSwitchToMode)
[04:57] <user010>   Value in failed request:  0x116
[04:57] <user010>   Serial number of failed request:  135
[04:57] <fccf> spammer
[04:57] <user010>   Current serial number in output stream:  137
[04:57] <FloodBot1> user010: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:57] <user010> yeah sorry
[04:58] <fccf> user010:  learn anything today?
[04:58] <khalm> anyone know how to convert an mp4 with 5.1 ssound to stereo or how to get the 5.1 to stream to xbox?
[04:58] <user010> very little so far
[04:58] <user010> just starting out
[04:58] <user010> did the code i put in up there make sense to anyone?
[04:59] <khalm> not me =( new to linux myself...just deleted windows like a week ago
[04:59] <user010> X Error of failed request:  BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation)
[04:59] <fccf> user010: this time type lspci so we can see your hardware then copy it into the pastebin
[05:00] <coolkourt> ever since i re-partitioned my hard drive my programs crash, how could i repair my ubuntu?
[05:02] <user010> i don't want to get in trouble for spamming again hehe
[05:02] <user010> i have it copied tho, there's a lot of it
[05:02] <chuck_> !pastebin|user010
[05:02] <fccf> user010:  thats fine - send us the link from the pastebin or paste.ubuntu.com
[05:03] <coolkourt> is there anyway to repair my programs in ubuntu they keep crashing since i grew my hard drive
[05:04] <user010> http://paste.ubuntu.com/186237/
[05:04] <soloslinger> coolkourt:  have you considered reinstalling them?
[05:04] <coolkourt> well firefox keeps crashing so i cant update and i dont know how to use the terminal to install prgrams and show up in the menus
[05:05] <coolkourt> its a lot of preinstalled apps thatarent responding
[05:05] <soloslinger> you can't reinstall them from the menus?
[05:06] <SmithKurosaki> coolkourt: try uninstalling reinstalling from add/rem or synaptic
[05:06] <stealth-> do flash USB sticks have the same type of 'memory' that harddrives do? like, if I want to REALLY delete a file on a harddrive, I have to wright 0's over the file multiple times. Is that nessesary in flash memory or would it just be wasting time and write cycles?
[05:06] <coolkourt> ok
[05:07] <fccf> user010: dont be afraid and look at this link http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=807369
[05:07] <user010> thanks brb
[05:08] <user010> ok i'm confused hehe
[05:09] <deathtech> Hello All!  In 8.10 , is there a way to change the actual transparency of all windows ? it appears my title bars are semi transparent at the moment, but i would like to adjust them a bit more. Interestingly enough, i have compiz effects disabled, and thats kinda how i wanna keep it if possible
[05:09] <user010> should i run compiz?
[05:09] <user010> is that what your'e saying?
[05:10] <user010> or do i need to find drivers
[05:10] <cabrey> deathtech: you just want to increase transparency of the window bar?
[05:11] <fallen00sniper> hello is anyone available to answer a question?
[05:11] <cabrey> yes
[05:11] <Slash621> hello there, i guess I'll go after Fallen00sniper
[05:11] <deathtech> cabrey, if possible without having to re-enable compiz, and not just that, im sure with ubuntu's ability i should be able to play around with quite a few of those options, but essentially , at the moment, yes.
[05:11] <fallen00sniper> do you have conky installed?
[05:12] <fallen00sniper> i finally got my kubuntu 9.04 stable and running ati proprietary drivers with all 3d working and i wanted to install conky
[05:12] <fccf> user010:  you will like compiz - but don't install it yet first you need to read the whole thread - the answers are there
[05:12] <Slash621> fallen, are you asking because of the lifehacker post today?
[05:12] <Slash621> cause im here for the same thing
[05:12] <Slash621> :)
[05:13] <deathtech> cabrey: this box isnt the most powerful, but its a rather nice small machine, so i wanna keep process usage low, but oticed if i use solid colors when customizing it already has a transparent type effect
[05:13] <cabrey> deathtech: Ubuntu Tweak (http://ubuntu-tweak.com/) has options to mess with transparency for the border of windows
[05:13] <fallen00sniper> no i downloaded conky yesterday
[05:13] <Slash621> ahh ok
[05:13] <fallen00sniper> what lifehacker post?
[05:13] <Slash621> they posted up a great conky desktop
[05:13] <fallen00sniper> does it show why i get this error? configure: error: pkg-config is required!
[05:13] <Slash621> ill get the link
[05:13] <deathtech> cabrey: Awesome, appreciate it  :) imma go check it out.
[05:13] <fallen00sniper> k thxz
[05:13] <Slash621> http://lifehacker.com/5272400/the-colorful-conky-desktop
[05:13] <Slash621> its a nice desktop, i want to install it for my wife
[05:14] <fallen00sniper> that is crazy nice
[05:14] <lstarnes> fallen00sniper: for that error, sudo apt-get install pkg-config
[05:14] <fallen00sniper> ok thx
[05:14] <Slash621> <--- total newbie here with a total newbie questio
[05:14] <chuck_> deathtech, are you talking about the upper and lower panels?
[05:14] <fallen00sniper> wow what in the world?
[05:14] <fallen00sniper> http://lifehacker.com/5272400/the-colorful-conky-desktop
[05:14] <fallen00sniper> crap
[05:14] <deathtech> chuck_:Those as well, yes
[05:14] <fallen00sniper> E: Invalid operation pkg-config
[05:14] <fallen00sniper> E: Invalid operation pkg-config
[05:14] <Slash621> can I install different configurations for setups on different accounts?
[05:14] <FloodBot1> fallen00sniper: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:15] <Erynn> Hi, I'm having the problem with Jaunty where my wireless is simply not working. I'm on a wired connection now. I've been looking around for the fix and there seems to be a driver or something I'm missing? Any help would be MUCH appreciated!
[05:15] <cabrey> deathtech: my bad, that requires a compositing window manager
[05:15] <fallen00sniper> sorry having issues, still getting used to nix instead of windows
[05:15] <Slash621> I want to put http://lifehacker.com/5272400/the-colorful-conky-desktop for my wife and then have an OSX theme for myself.  Is that possible?
[05:15] <lstarnes> fallen00sniper: you missed the "install" in that command
[05:15] <fallen00sniper> there it goes ty again
[05:15] <lstarnes> Slash621: separate user accounts can have their own desktop settings
[05:15] <cabrey> deathtech: you could try out metacity's compositing mode
[05:16] <Slash621> Lstarnes: sweet
[05:16] <romp> anybody know an open source basic video editor (like m$ movie maker)
[05:16] <b14ck> i need to install XSL extensions for php. when i try to run: curl --silent http://s3.killersoft.com/AWSforPHP/compatibility.php | php it says "XLS extension is required by AWS libs.", can anyone tell me how to isntall this? im trying to use amazon s3 backup service
[05:16] <chuck_> deathtech, right click on the panel then properties you can adjust the transparency there
[05:16] <intx> has anyone used laptop-mode-tools before?
[05:16] <fccf> Erynn: we have done this a couple of times already ... start a terminal - type lspci - paste the output to http://paste.ubuntu.com
[05:16] <dman777> anyone using a macbook pro?
[05:17] <dman777> or macbook alum?
[05:17] <cabrey> chuck_: i think he was talking about the window border transparencylevel
[05:17] <lstarnes> b14ck: sudo apt-get install php5-xsl
[05:17] <Slash621> My second question, Is there any plan to offer driver support for the Intel 855GM chipset?  It seems like all i can find is the "standard vga" driver and sometimes it looks funny (all garbled) at times.
[05:17] <lstarnes> b14ck: its name in the repos may also be php-xsl
[05:17] <fccf> dman777: my boss has one
[05:17] <b14ck> lstarnes, thanks a ton!
[05:17] <dman777> fccf: the machbook 13" alum?
[05:17] <lstarnes> b14ck: also, aptitude search xsl | grep php
[05:17] <Beatlesfan> slash621, I have the 865G chipset, I ordered a new graphics card coming in a few days
[05:18] <Constitution> is it true that the default ubuntu initrd/kernel does not include RAID support? I used the alternative CD to install ubuntu on a new software RAID, but I can't boot the system
[05:18] <fccf> he has the macbook pro 17" - but I support them so I may be able to help
[05:18] <Slash621> Beatlesfan : ive got a laptop.. no real choice for me.
[05:18] <fallen00sniper> great now it can't locate my x11 installation, good luck to whoever wanted to install it for they're wife
[05:18] <Erynn> fccf: thanks, http://paste.ubuntu.com/186244/
[05:18] <chuck_> cabrey, oh sorry miss read it
[05:18] <Beatlesfan> Slash621: I've been scouring the forums for an answer to the 865G lack of gnome desktop enhancements
[05:19] <Slash621> Beatlesfan
[05:19] <zeeble> Beatlesfan: what's the 865G?
[05:19] <deathtech> cabrey, How would i modify Metacity's properties directly ? it seems the "Appearance" panel is a bit lacking  :(
[05:19] <Beatlesfan> zeeble: 865G graphics  - intel onboard graphics
[05:19] <Slash621> Beatlesfan: I found a forum post for "intel" chips including the 855GM, but whne I follow the directions I get unstable about once every 2 hours and totally lock up
[05:19] <dman777> fccf: is linux ran on your bosses macbook pro?
[05:20] <Slash621> i suppose its possible that my ram is bad or something, but this laptop has run without problems in windows XP for years
[05:20] <fallen00sniper> well thanks for the help bye now
[05:20] <zeeble> Beatlesfan: ah. i have the 965M. and compiz/desktop effects dont work because of a bug in the xorg graphics driver for intel. apparently, it causes lockups and freezes when used for a while
[05:20] <Slash621> but after I installed those packages I lock up every once in a while, and I cant even get the terminal or CTL F1
[05:20] <Slash621> zeeble: yeah thats what im getting
[05:20] <Beatlesfan> Slash621: are you trying to run enhanced desktop or is this a problem with the regular desktop?
[05:20] <intx> what takes the least resources possible for playing 720p on a very slow machine?
[05:20] <Slash621> Beatlesfan: how can I tell?
[05:20] <intx> well, not very slow.. but slow
[05:20] <zeeble> Beatlesfan: so, you will be unable to use compiz, till a patch is released
[05:21] <zeeble> Slash621: there's workarounds to make it work, but they are not recommended.
[05:21] <Slash621> zeeble: how long does it take for patches for things like old intel chipset drivers to come out?
[05:21] <zeeble> zeeble: till the actual driver issue is sorted by xorg devs
[05:21] <cabrey> deathtech: you have to have a compositing window manager to adjust transparency
[05:21] <zeeble> Slash621: no idea. xorg hasnt released a patch, as of yet.
[05:21] <Slash621> we talking like years or months?
[05:21] <Beatlesfan> Slash621: go into system/preferences/appearance/enhancement
[05:21] <cabrey> in short, enable compiz or use metacity's compositing mode
[05:22] <zeeble> Slash621: i tried the kludge and it worked, but then i reverted back to no effects
[05:22] <Beatlesfan> slash621 sorry, visual effects
[05:22] <Slash621> ahh ok
[05:22] <Slash621> my visual efffects are on
[05:22] <fccf> dman777: yes and a couple of friends macbooks
[05:22] <Slash621> they are on the middle settings right now.
[05:22] <zeeble> Slash621: to enable, you edit /usr/bin/compiz and comment out the lines related to your card which says "blacklist" .. 2 lines for my card, and then enable effects. they work fine
[05:22] <Beatlesfan> slash621, turn them off and see if the quality improves
[05:23] <Beatlesfan> zeeble, which file?
[05:23] <dman777> fccf: since the tackpad is so big, does it ever get in the way of typeing?
[05:23] <Slash621> zeeble, hang on, I'll find the post I was referring to
[05:23] <fccf> Erynn: type sudo iwlist scan     ...   into terminal
[05:23] <eshaase> how can i determine whether or not an Intel GMA x4500 I'm considering buying is currently supported?
[05:24] <Slash621> http://paste.ubuntu.com/186246/
[05:24] <Slash621> zeebie : beatlesfan: thats the instructions i followed
[05:24] <Slash621> it worked great speedwise, but i get a freeze every 1-2 hours that is a hard freeze
[05:24] <fccf> dman777:  He hasn't complained - I think he disables the trackpad when typing
[05:24] <Slash621> i utilized the "safe" option in the guide
[05:24] <bn2knowitall> I was trying to use my laptop on the tv and running ubuntu 8.4
[05:24] <Beatlesfan> zeeble, you mean remove the comment mark?
[05:25] <zeeble> Beatlesfan: /usr/bin/compiz .. there's a section in it called "blacklist" .. which has my chipset 965M blacklisted. i meant comment out the blacklist lines for 965M
[05:25] <bn2knowitall> but I couldn't get the split or get it to show up on the tv
[05:25] <InfoMoMo> Hey guys! Can I install ubuntu-dektop form the installation CD?
[05:25] <Erynn> fccf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186248/
[05:25] <Beatlesfan> ahh ok
[05:25] <dman777> fccf: is that a burden to disable it when doing typing?
[05:25] <csnake> Hello
[05:25] <zeeble> Beatlesfan: once you comment out the lines, you can enable compiz, etc. but. there's no saying when your GUI will lock up.
[05:25] <InfoMoMo> csnake: hello
[05:26] <Beatlesfan> zeeble: got it
[05:26] <csnake> I'm installing NumPy... does anyone know what Fortran compiler I should specify when running the setup script?
[05:26] <stealth-> anyone get sauerbraten sound working in the latest ubuntu install?
[05:26] <zeeble> yours is a diff card, Slash621
[05:26] <Slash621> zeeble did you see the link i left above?
[05:26] <zeeble> Slash621: yes.
[05:26] <Slash621> maybe i go follow those instructions again with my visual effects to "off"
[05:26] <fccf> dman777: I wouldn't know - he is a paster and writes alot.. he also uses a bluetooth mouse
[05:26] <Slash621> and i might not get the locking up
[05:26] <zeeble> Slash621: and actually, my xorg.conf os blank. there's no data in it. xorg works fine
[05:26] <bn2knowitall> Can somebody tell me if there is a way to use the crt/lcd function
[05:27] <zeeble> i'm using karmic though..
[05:27] <Slash621> k
[05:27] <cabrey> bn2knowitall: not sure if i know what you mean
[05:27] <dman777> fccf: ah.... hey, what about the macbook 13" alum? they are supposed to have new screen vendors that are better quality. have you seen them?
[05:28] <concerta> k
[05:28] <Slash621> I guess I move on to my third question then.  Does anyone have a link to galleries of people's desktop configs? I wanna browse, find something I like, and then follow some instructions to make it.....
[05:28] <concerta> kk
[05:28] <concerta> k
[05:28] <concerta> k
[05:28] <FloodBot1> concerta: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:28] <bn2knowitall> cabrey, I was using the s-video cable to my tv but for some reason I couldn't get it to show up
[05:28] <Beatlesfan> zeeble, whats the command for restarting the desktop?
[05:28] <InfoMoMo> what is the simplest way to fix an installtion?
[05:28] <bn2knowitall> I have ubuntu installed on my dell Inspiron E1505
[05:28] <Beatlesfan> zeeble, after changing the file?
[05:28] <zeeble> Beatlesfan: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[05:29] <cabrey> bn2knowitall: what gfx card are you using?
[05:29] <Beatlesfan> zeeble: thanks
[05:29] <tiyowan> Slash621: Have you looked at http://gnome-look.org?
[05:29] <BigPatice> hey anybody know about changing a single sudo command to run without a password
[05:29] <Slash621> tiyowan: nope. thanks i'll take alook
[05:29] <fccf> dman777 I haven't
[05:29] <zeeble> Beatlesfan: goto the console and do it. Ctrol Alt F1 - Login, type that, and then get back to gdm with Ctrl F7
[05:29] <tiyowan> !themes | Slash621
[05:29] <Flannel> BigPatice: Its doable.  What are you trying to run without a password?
[05:30] <fccf> Erynn: Good news your wireless card is working
[05:30] <Erynn> fccf: I thought as much...
[05:30] <fccf> Erynn: see if there is any change in the network manager
[05:30] <BigPatice> just apt-get update
[05:30] <dman777> fccf: i like the macbook feel, but would it be unwise to buy one just to run linux?
[05:30] <BigPatice> its for a script
[05:31] <fccf> dman777 personally I don't like mac keyboards
[05:31] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[05:31] <histo> !ot
[05:32] <bn2knowitall> yes later
[05:32] <bn2knowitall> "Ex-Chat"
[05:32] <BigPatice> Flannel: i have tried editing the sudoers file but it seems to open up all sudo commands
[05:32] <Erynn> fccf: it's getting hung up on authenticating me, even though I know all the right info is in there
[05:32] <Beatlesfan> zeeble, nope, no joy
[05:32] <SmithKurosaki> wibs all victims
[05:32] <bn2knowitall> ohh i don't like verizon right now
[05:32] <bn2knowitall> i am a victim of theirs
[05:33] <fccf> Erynn: what type of security is the router using?
[05:33] <Erynn> fccf: WEP
[05:33] <Like_Russian> Hello everething, I'm from Russia
[05:34] <Flannel> BigPatice: Do you want anyone to be able to do it? or just people who can sudo anyway?
[05:34] <fccf> Erynn: try connecting to "the coop"
[05:34] <wongon> I'm about to install ubuntu as an application inside windows.  I see a 'installation size' dropdown.  What is that?  Which should I select?
[05:34] <BigPatice> Flannel: just me in a script. only this command and only  me
[05:35] <Dev_u_pper> hello all :)
[05:35] <Like_Russian> Dev_u_pper hello :)
[05:35] <Like_Russian> Dev_u_pper What is your name? :)
[05:35] <Flannel> BigPatice: username ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/apt-get update
[05:35] <Dev_u_pper> JetDog
[05:36] <Flannel> BigPatice: Where username is your username.  (And of course, rememebr to use visudo)
[05:36] <Like_Russian> Dev_u_pper My name is Zhenya, I'm from Russia :)
[05:36] <BigPatice> Flannel: i did that but after i edited that all sudo commands ran without a password
[05:36] <Flannel> BigPatice: What line did you put?
[05:37] <SmithKurosaki> Dev_u_pper: you from ontario?
[05:37] <Dev_u_pper> I'm trying to figure out how ubuntu does something that makes me really jealous....... (gentoo here).  Where are they storing the synaptics touchpad settings that are just SO AWESOME that i just have to copy them??? :)
[05:37] <BigPatice> Flannel: what do you mean? i tried that earlier
[05:37] <Flannel> BigPatice: What was the line you added?
[05:37] <SmithKurosaki> Dev_u_pper: idk
[05:38] <BigPatice> Flannel: do you mean like command aliases?
[05:38] <Flannel> BigPatice: I mean what did you add to your sudoers?
[05:39] <myself> hey how do i play wma files in Rhythmbox?
[05:39] <ubz> hi
[05:39] <BigPatice> Flannel: myname ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/apt-get
[05:39] <zortec> I lost all my sound.  Can anyone please help?
[05:39] <myself> how do  I play .wma music files in Rhythmbox?
[05:40] <Flannel> BigPatice: And visudo let you save that?
[05:40] <fccf> !sound > myself
[05:40] <BigPatice> Flannel: yes was that wrong?
[05:40] <Erynn> fccf: I can't. I'm pretty sure the problem is a missing driver or something but I haven't been able to figure out what... I've been searching around online for hours trying to figure it out.
[05:40] <myself> no dude
[05:40] <setuid> I'm trying to use update-initramfs, but it does nothing. Is there a way to generate my initrd/initramfs after editing /etc/modules?
[05:40] <myself> i am asking how to play .wma files, how to get the codec to play .wma
[05:41] <fccf> !patience > myself
[05:41] <tiyowan> Erynn: Which wireless card do you have?
[05:41] <histo> !codec > myself
[05:41] <geirha> BigPatice: That's correct, but it must be at the end. Underneath the %admin-line
[05:41] <Flannel> BigPatice: also, you want /usr/bin/apt-get update, not just apt-get
[05:41] <fccf> tiyowan: intel 2200bg
[05:41] <zortec> Hi tiyowan, so got ubuntu installed using the minimal CD... just have no sound
[05:41] <Flannel> !msgthebot | histo, fccf
[05:41] <Dev_u_pper> where does ubuntu store the Synaptics Touchpad Driver Settings?
[05:41] <histo> Flannel: ?
[05:42] <Flannel> histo: just do it in a query.  No point in asking ubottu in the channel to send you something in a query.
[05:42] <myself> i seem to have gstreamer and ubuntu-restricted-extras installed AND I STILL CAN'T PLAY WMA in Rhythmbox
[05:42] <setuid> Anyone?
[05:42] <histo> Flannel: I was sending the codec message to someone
[05:42] <rage> Hello, is there a way I can merge two directories using cp? I want to replace files if necessary but not folders
[05:42] <fccf> Flannel: myself is being unpatient
[05:42] <histo> Flannel: Not sending it to me his name is myself
[05:42] <Flannel> histo: Hmm, indeed.  Nevermind.
[05:42] <tiyowan> zortec: Hi - that's great. Is the GUI working?
[05:42] <BigPatice> ok i will add myname ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/apt-get update and try it
[05:42] <histo> Flannel: happens
[05:42] <zortec> tiyowan: GUI works perfectly.  I just lost my sound and not sure how to get it back.
[05:43] <BigPatice> Flannel: thanks dude
[05:43] <BigPatice> geirha: thanks dude
[05:43] <tiyowan> zortec: The sound was working before?
[05:43] <zortec> I've reinstalled the drivers and still no sound.
[05:43] <zortec> tiyowan: It was for a bit and then when I rebooted, I lost the sound.
[05:43] <geirha> BigPatice: No, that last one is wrong. myname ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/apt-get update
[05:44] <geirha> BigPatice: Without the "(ALL)"
[05:44] <tiyowan> zortec: Okay...now when you boot and login do you hear the "drum roll" sound?
[05:44] <BigPatice> geirha: got it thanks,
[05:45] <Erynn> tiyowan: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 2200BG [Calexico2] Network Connection (rev 05)
[05:45] <zortec> tiyowan: I don't hear anything.
[05:45] <rage> Nautilus has a merge option build in but I'd like a command line solution
[05:45] <tiyowan> Erynn: One moment, please.
[05:46] <foolz> does anyone know where the heck I could go to find out what PHP extensions are supported by a Godaddy Linux economy account? I know this is a weird question, but the godaddy website actually seems useless, and I cannot find any info on google either
[05:46] <Flannel> foolz: try #ubuntu-offtopic instead
[05:46] <tiyowan> zortec: Hmm...go to System -> * -> Sound - is ALSA selected as your device?
[05:46] <foolz> thanks Flannel
[05:47] <fccf> foolz: you need to look at the phpinfo.php file on the godaddy server
[05:47] <tiyowan> Erynn: Are you trying to use 9.04?
[05:47] <WIGGMPk> foolz: or call tech support
[05:47] <Erynn> tiyowan: yes... I understand that's been a problem for a lot of people
[05:47] <zortec> tiyowan: They are all set to autodetect.
[05:48] <dan_> anyone here?
[05:48] <wongon> what do you guys pick for installation size when installing ubuntu in windows as an app?
[05:48] <tiyowan> zortec: Try changing them to ALSA, then log out and log back in.
[05:49] <myself> can someone tell me how to get RHYTHMBOX to play WMA files
[05:49] <dan_> can anyone tell me if there are tweaks to make ubuntu faster?
[05:50] <BigPatice> myself: what happens when you try
[05:50] <myself> I WANT TO PLAY EVIL MICROSOFT FILES ON UBUNTU, can someone help? how do i get .wma to play in rhythmbox?
[05:50] <myself> it says
[05:50] <myself> import error
[05:50] <NishaKitty> install vlc
[05:50] <Dev_u_pper> myself : you can try vlc :)
[05:50] <myself> the stream is encryped
[05:50] <tiyowan> !caps | myself
[05:50] <myself> can i not play them in rhythmbox?
[05:50] <SmithKurosaki> dan_: what you on about?
[05:50] <NishaKitty> dan_ I'd try a different gui to gnome
[05:50] <fccf> wongon: 10gigs is a good start ... are you running wubi.exe?
[05:50] <myself> if i install VLC, will i be able to play dem in rhythmbox?
[05:50] <Flannel> !attitude | myself
[05:51] <billybigrigger> myself:::
[05:51] <tiyowan> Erynn: Did you upgrade from 8.10?
[05:51] <Erynn> tiyowan: yes
[05:51] <SmithKurosaki> myself: get the right codecs
[05:51] <billybigrigger> myself::: no, you will be able to play them in vlc
[05:51] <wongon> no, not familar with wubi.exe
[05:51] <ed_debian> wongon, Did you see my personal message?
[05:51] <{CaSpEr}> hello
[05:51] <myself> where do i get the codecs smithkurosaki
[05:51] <tiyowan> Erynn: Let me guess - it was working fine in 8.10?
[05:51] <Erynn> tiyowan: Yep... ^__^;
[05:52] <SmithKurosaki> myself: ubuntu restricted extras - look in add/rem
[05:52] <myself> i have them installed smith
[05:52] <tiyowan> Erynn: Okay. Can you connect to an unsecured wifi network right now?
[05:52] <zortec> tiyowan: Still no sound
[05:52] <myself> ubuntu-restricted-extras is already the newest version.
[05:53] <myself> and i have gstreamer stuff installed
[05:53] <dan_> myself, maybe you can convert the wma files to mp3
[05:53] <dan_> are there easy performance tweaks for ubuntu?
[05:53] <dan_> actually, I'm using an ssd, does ubuntu require any special tweaks to make it work better?
[05:53] <dan_> I've tweaked windoze xp for very good performance with the ssd
[05:53] <tiyowan> zortec: go to a terminal and type alsamixer, check whether the values are maximized.
[05:53] <myself> no dan i dont want to convert them, i want to play them
[05:53] <rikki_max> myself: checked ur sources, updated, uggraded?
[05:53] <dman777> fccf: what is it about the macbook keyboards that your do not like?
[05:53] <myself> rikki_max i have like the latest thing
[05:53] <bastidrazor> !medibuntu > myself
[05:53] <Erynn> tiyowan: it was letting me earlier, but I'm using Wicd now instead of Network Manager and it gives me an "encryption required" error.
[05:54] <SmithKurosaki> myself: if you want them in rhythmbox, you need to convert them
[05:54] <myself> why cant i just play wma in rhythmbox
[05:54] <tiyowan> Erynn: Okay...and Wicd is giving you this error even when you're trying to connect to an open network?
[05:54] <zortec> tiyowan: They are up and no sound
[05:54] <Myrtti> myself: legal reasons.
[05:55] <fccf> wongon: are you installing from windows xp - running the autorun from the disk - if so that is wubi.exe - it is not an application, and technically will make ubuntu run slower - my reccommendation - not reccommended
[05:55] <myself> there's no way to do it at all in rhythmbox
[05:55] <tiyowan> zortec: Okay, hang on.
[05:55] <fccf> dman777: square keys - space between keys - I grew up on a pc
[05:55] <Erynn> tiyowan: It gives me the error when I try to connect to anything besides my default (which lags on authentication) or the wired connection I'm on now.
[05:55] <Flannel> fccf, wongon: wubi adds only a small overhead, you likely won't notice any speed differences.
[05:55] <Dev_u_pper> myself : check this url : http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=2444603&postcount=2
[05:56] <Dev_u_pper> it might work
[05:56] <tiyowan> Erynn: But it does connect?
[05:56] <bastidrazor> myself, gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly may be the package you need
[05:56] <tiyowan> Erynn: Your default wifi network?
[05:56] <dan_> any good pro-audio apps for ubuntu?
[05:56] <{CaSpEr}> people plz help me howe in mirc change code in UTF-8 ?
[05:56] <dan_> for multitrack recording
[05:56] <fccf> dan_ audacious, or audacity
[05:56] <cabrey> dan_: how about audacity?
[05:56] <myself> gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly is already the newest version.
[05:57] <Erynn> tiyowan: It acknowledges the router being in existence, but doesn't connect to the internet.
[05:57] <relentless> !offtopic
[05:57] <myself> so i guess i cant use Rhythmbox for WMA at all
[05:57] <Dev_u_pper> myself : i'll check myself
[05:57] <Erynn> myself: have you tried Amarok?
[05:57] <myself> I don't want to use amarok
[05:57] <myself> it wont read music off my mounted drive
[05:57] <myself> ive installed it a few times and had that problem
[05:58]  * SmithKurosaki facepalms
[05:58] <fccf> myself: add your mounted drive to fstab and it will
[05:58] <myself> maybe
[05:58] <geirha> myself: They don't happen to be DRMed do they?
[05:58] <Dev_u_pper> myself : I am using the latest rhythmbox off the livecd, and it works with wma flawlessly
[05:58] <myself> it does
[05:58] <myself> how so?
[05:58] <Dev_u_pper> perhaps your wma files are drm'd?
[05:59] <Dev_u_pper> do you have any other wma's to test by chance?
[05:59] <geirha> myself: You can't play DRM-music in linux
[05:59] <myself> whats DRM
[05:59] <tiyowan> Erynn: Please pastebin the results of "lshw -C network".
[05:59] <myself> dev_u_pper how come it works with u but not with me
[05:59] <Dev_u_pper> content protection (essentially encryption) on wma's when ripped, to make sure they don't get copied to places where they don't know
[06:00] <geirha> myself: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights_management
[06:00] <myself> http://i41.tinypic.com/2mpl5hc.png
[06:00] <myself> here is what it says
[06:00] <Dev_u_pper> myself : I was testing with the wma's that came with windows -- perhaps you have some in one of windows' shared folders that are non drm'd ?
[06:00] <SmithKurosaki> fuck drms
[06:00] <Erynn> tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186255/
[06:00] <myself> i dont think i can play any of my wmas
[06:00] <Dev_u_pper> xD
[06:01] <myself> but maybe the ones that came with windows possibly, but i dunno i dont really have those or care about those
[06:01] <Myrtti> SmithKurosaki: mind your language
[06:01] <SmithKurosaki> sry, i just hate them
[06:02] <tiyowan> Erynn: That's odd. Pastebin: iwconfig
[06:02] <myself> so are all my WMAs DRM even though they are compeltley different random things
[06:02] <myself> is it automatically DRM or osmething
[06:03] <Dev_u_pper> myself : you mentioned you ripped your wma's ?
[06:03] <balleyne> anyone know why I would be able to connect via ftp from the command line, but not via ftp_login in php? I'm getting a strange 'AUTH not understood' in php
[06:03] <myself> some of them are ripped
[06:03] <Dev_u_pper> myself : what did you rip them with?
[06:03] <myself> i didnt rip them
[06:03] <SmithKurosaki> o.0
[06:03] <Dev_u_pper> myself : who ripped, and with what?
[06:04] <zortec_> tiyowan: Sorry, I closed the window on accident
[06:04] <myself> ripped w/ nero
[06:04] <myself> they were ripped with nero
[06:04] <schnootop> anyone know of a good *nix diff program that has a gui
[06:04] <myself> they were all protected i guess
[06:04] <fccf> idea for myself - batch process into ogg w/o drm
[06:05] <Dev_u_pper> myself : I'm uploading a sample wma
[06:05] <Dev_u_pper> you can use it to test
[06:05] <Erynn> tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186257/
[06:05] <Lilarcor> I've changed my port to 25250 on my vsftpd but I still can't connect to it...what's the next step to troubleshoot this?
[06:05] <glitsj16> schnootop: meld is a nice GUI diff viewer
[06:05] <zortec> I'm downloading the drivers from ALSA and compiling/installing
[06:05] <tiyowan> zortec_: That's all right. Okay can you please do this: type lspci -nn, and pastebin the results.
[06:05] <Dev_u_pper> myself : test with this wma http://www.zshare.net/download/608314041f337fa3/
[06:05] <schnootop> yeah im using Meld atm, but not sure if i overly like it :\
[06:06] <myself> okay ill test it dev_u_pper thanks
[06:06] <tiyowan> Erynn: iwlist eth1 scan - do you see your network?
[06:06] <zortec_> tiyowan: 00:00.0 Host bridge [0600]: nVidia Corporation Device [10de:07c3] (rev a2)
[06:06] <zortec_> 00:00.1 RAM memory [0500]: nVidia Corporation nForce 630i memory controller [10de:07cb] (rev a2)
[06:06] <zortec_> 00:01.0 RAM memory [0500]: nVidia Corporation nForce 630i memory controller [10de:07cd] (rev a1)
[06:06] <zortec_> 00:01.1 RAM memory [0500]: nVidia Corporation nForce 630i memory controller [10de:07ce] (rev a1)
[06:06] <zortec_> 00:01.2 RAM memory [0500]: nVidia Corporation nForce 630i memory controller [10de:07cf] (rev a1)
[06:06] <zortec_> 00:01.3 RAM memory [0500]: nVidia Corporation nForce 630i memory controller [10de:07d0] (rev a1)
[06:06] <FloodBot1> zortec_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:07] <tiyowan> !pastebin | zortec_
[06:07] <Erynn> tiyowan: yes - "Cell 2"
[06:07] <Lilarcor> !flood
[06:07] <tiyowan> Erynn: What security does this network have?
[06:07] <devslash> im installing ubuntu and i got an error when it was copying files that it couldnt install libc so i did skip. could that mess up the entire install ?
[06:08] <_nix_> devslash: yes
[06:08] <geirha> devslash: libc is one of the most important components
[06:08] <Erynn> tiyowan: WEP
[06:08] <zortec_> tiyowan: Do you want me to paste it again via pastebin?
[06:08] <devslash> so now what do i do
[06:09] <tiyowan> zortec_: Yes, please. Don't paste the output of commands here. Always use pastebin.
[06:09] <devslash> can i boot from cd and manually install it
[06:09] <_nix_> devslash: did it tell you why libc couldn't be install?
[06:09] <_nix_> installed*
[06:09] <devslash> it said  it couldnt be read
[06:09] <tiyowan> Erynn: Okay. Let's try connecting to it, then.
[06:09] <LedPlatedLinux> darnit I have no sound in 9.04
[06:09] <tiyowan> Erynn: Type these commands.
[06:09] <zortec_> How does pastebin work exactly?
[06:09] <_nix_> devslash: perhaps your CD has errors
[06:09] <devslash> maybe
[06:10] <ed_debian> Are you flirting devslash lol?
[06:10] <tiyowan> zortec_: Go the site, paste your text in the box, and click on the Paste it box. Then paste the link you get here.
[06:10] <devslash> huh
[06:10] <_nix_> lol
[06:10] <zortec> tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186261/
[06:10] <tiyowan> Erynn: sudo ifconfig eth1 down, sudo dhclient -r eth1
[06:10] <NoTownKasper> I've got an interesting problem. Dual monitor setup, xorg.conf seems to be written correctly fur dual-card dual-monitor I get 2 desktops, complete with two sets of gnome panels, but when I try to open a program on the second monitor, the program window opens on the primary monitor instead of secondary like it should.
[06:11] <ed_debian> NoTownKasper that I believe has to do with your window manager (either metacity or compiz  probably)
[06:12] <NoTownKasper> ed_debian: compiz, with emerald as a decorator...any idea where I might poke around to see what's goofed up?
[06:12] <fccf> myself: I can play that file in windows media player - and there are no licence restrictions
[06:12] <myself> dev_u_pper  it works fine, i guess it wasnt working with the other stuff cuse of DRM
[06:13] <ed_debian> NoTownKasper, Compiz Settings Config or whatever it's named
[06:13] <myself> yeah that song works fine on linux
[06:13] <Erynn> tiyowan: Okay I did: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186262/
[06:13] <histo> test
[06:13] <NoTownKasper> ed_debian: I've just been through the compiz settings manager a moment ago...didn't see anything that looked like an apropriate setting...
[06:13] <_nix_> histo: I saw that
[06:13] <Dev_u_pper> myself : excellent :)
[06:13] <myself> yeah that sfine, but i guess these files i have are DRM?
[06:14] <myself> that i cant play
[06:14] <myself> hehe
[06:14] <myself> how does DRM work?
[06:14] <tiyowan> Erynn: sudo ifconfig eth1 up, sudo iwconfig eth1 essid "cooperave"
[06:14] <Dev_u_pper> myself : You may wish to look into a solution on removing the drm within windows
[06:14] <myself> i see
[06:14] <myself> well its stuff that i dont really listen to anyway, i was just interested in getting it to work maybe
[06:14] <myself> thanks anyway :
[06:14] <myself> :)
[06:14] <fccf> myself if you batch convert using audacity for windows  you should be able to remove drm
[06:14] <myself> i seee
[06:15] <joJoba> hello everyone. is there a quick way i can renew ip address. it dhcp connected to a linksys router w/tomato installed. thanks! :)
[06:15] <Dev_u_pper> as a general suggestion, always rip with mp3 or other opensoure standards, without drm - it helps things work flawlessly :)
[06:15] <zortec> tiyowan: Any ideas?
[06:15] <myself> just a question
[06:15] <ed_debian> NoTownKasper, yeah I am looking through it was well.  I know though that it is the job of the window manager to decide where / how big a window is drawn when first opened (usually same place / size as it was when closed last)
[06:15] <myself> fccf is it legal to remove DRM?
[06:15] <myself> if you own the music
[06:15] <fccf> I am out of time folks - see yall nexttime
[06:15] <myself> i dont care, i mjust wondering
[06:15] <myself> hackers...we'll be free... hackers...
[06:15] <Dev_u_pper> myself : some countries make it illegal, yes
[06:15] <fccf> myself: I think you can get away with it
[06:15] <myself> is it illegal in the USA?
[06:15] <SmithKurosaki> myself: yes
[06:15] <Myrtti> Dev_u_pper: mp3 an open source standard... ;-)
[06:16] <Myrtti> anyway
[06:16] <Myrtti> !offtopic
[06:16] <tiyowan> zortec_: I'm searching - one moment.
[06:16] <zethero1> in Jaunty where is the Restricted Hardware manager thing?
[06:16] <fccf> myself as apple is dropping drm from itunes - yes
[06:16] <J_A_X> okay, I just installed an intel 4965 wifi.  lspci picks it up, seems to be working, but it can't scan anything....
[06:16] <ed_debian> NoTownKasper, I can't seem to find it either sorry :(
[06:16] <J_A_X> anyone know what to do?
[06:16] <NoTownKasper> ed_debian: Well, yeah, but I have mine specifically to function as two seperate X sessions. One per monitor, because I'm using two gfx cards, one per monitor.
[06:16] <myself> they are dropping it ? what does that mean
[06:16] <Dev_u_pper> does ubuntu offer source code for the packages that everyone installs?  I need source code of official :)
[06:17] <Myrtti> Dev_u_pper: apt-get source <package>
[06:17] <Constitution> okay all... seems I fixed my problem... had to rebuild my initrd with the "raid1" module
[06:17] <Erynn> tiyowan: Okay, I did those and then tried connecting again...same problem. :/
[06:17] <joJoba> ip address renewal in dhcp. is there such a thing? with a few mouse clicks?
[06:17] <fccf> myself apple will nolonger have drm on any music downloaded from itunes store
[06:17] <Myrtti> Dev_u_pper: that's the ubuntu version of the code though
[06:17] <_nix_> joJoba: there should be something in Network Manager
[06:17] <Constitution> however, the default initrd does not allow booting from software raids... something that should probably be fixed?
[06:17] <Dev_u_pper> Myrtti : yes, I need to see what ubuntu has done for their code specifically, so I can copy some values they hard-coded :)
[06:18] <Dev_u_pper> particularily, synaptic touchpad driver... ubuntu's "just works"
[06:18] <tiyowan> Erynn: Do not try connecting using wicd.
[06:18] <sigi> moin
[06:18] <myself> but is it illegal to remove DRM from wmas?
[06:18] <myself> if you own the music
[06:18] <myself> in the USA
[06:18] <tiyowan> Erynn: I'm trying to get you connect through the command-line.
[06:18] <fccf> myself: it is legal
[06:18] <Myrtti> myself: it's not a topic closely tied to #ubuntu and it's topic, could you move on to #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:18] <Erynn> tiyowan: Okay. What else should I do?
[06:19] <myself> myrtti we're talkin about it cause i was trying to get wma files to run in rhythmbox
[06:19] <myself> and they have DRM
[06:19] <InfoMoMo> have you guys ever gooten : Kinit :no resue image, doing normal boot ????
[06:19] <_nix_> j #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:19] <Myrtti> myself: the legality of it isn't directly connected to this channel, and We're Not Lawyers Anyway
[06:19] <_nix_> oops
[06:19] <fccf> InfoMoMo: Kde is looking for a resume image
[06:19] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, Only everytime I boot
[06:19] <supercom32> Is there an application for ubuntu that can manage dix movies? Like a movie manager, selector, HTML menu generator?
[06:20] <fccf> supercom32:  do you mean divx?
[06:20] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: oh yeah, but my dektop wont load after that, do you hae solution ?
[06:20] <tiyowan> Erynn: 1. sudo ifconfig eth1 down 2. sudo dhclient -r eth1 3. sudo ifconfig eth1 4. sudo iwconfig eth1 "cooperave" 5. sudo iwconfig eth1 key s:KEY 6. sudo iwconfig eth1 key open 7. sudo iwconfig eth1 mode Managed 8. sudo dhclient eth1. 9. ping 192.168.1.1
[06:20] <supercom32> fccf: yes, Divx
[06:20] <InfoMoMo> fccf: i am usibg gnome
[06:20] <tiyowan> Erynn: Replace KEY with your security key.
[06:21] <fccf> supercom32: totem will play just about anything - you need to install codecs for it to work
[06:21] <fccf> !codecs > supercom32
[06:21] <SmithKurosaki> supercom32: vlc
[06:21] <InfoMoMo> I have no internet conenction, but i do have my ubuntu CD, can i install ubuntu-dektoppackage from it ???
[06:21] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, Well what linux is trying to do is find a hibernation image (the system saves its "state" (the image) and puts it in a certain place.  When it is started again it first checks for this image.  If it is there it uses it.  If it isn't it boots normally.  Seeing no resume image is totally normal behavior.  Are there any other errors?
[06:21] <NoTownKasper> My issue - Dual graphics card, dual monitor system, set up to run as seperate X sessions. When I try to run a program from the secondary monitor, the program opens up on the primary instead of the secondary like it's supposed to...heeeeelp? :(
[06:22] <InfoMoMo> ed-debian: there is , it look slike i need to install ubuntu-dektop
[06:22] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, Yes you can but I don't think we're going to need to.  How can you install packages anyway if you can't boot the system?
[06:22] <tiyowan> Erynn: Pastebin what you get after you try ping 192.168.1.1
[06:22] <opop> i found the solution to my pulseaudio problems:  get rid of pulseaudio
[06:22] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: i can open shell
[06:22] <fccf> NoTownKasper: try passing command :1 for second display
[06:22] <supercom32> Smithkurosaki: can VLC do movie covers etc?
[06:22] <SmithKurosaki> covers?
[06:23] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, So only the GUI won't boot.  Is this all that makes you think it is the ubuntu-desktop package that is missing / broken?
[06:23] <fccf> supercom32 - try MythTV or Elisa
[06:23] <tiyowan> zortec: Do you see your username when you type grep 'audio' /etc/group?
[06:23] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: yes friend
[06:23] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, Did you hibernate?  Is it possible that there is a corrupt / bad resume image?
[06:23] <zortec> tiyoman: Sound is working now, I did sudo killall pulseaudo and then sudo alsa force-reload.  I changed everything to use ALSA and then turned up the slider for "Surround"
[06:23] <InfoMoMo> ed-debian: i would like to reinstall it
[06:24] <zortec> tiyowan: Sorry, I typo your name a lot.
[06:24] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: i messes up last time, and ran a command that erased allkinds of stuff :(
[06:24] <Erynn> tiyowan: I've got a problem: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186264/
[06:24] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, lmao ok
[06:24] <tiyowan> zortec: Excellent. :)
[06:24] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: LOL , but i have my CD (desktop and alternate )
[06:24] <tiyowan> zortec: Made within 12 days, eh?
[06:25] <quentusrex> Why does it seem that there have been almost no package updates in the last month?
[06:25] <opop> Erynn, sounds like a driver issue.
[06:25] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: do we know how to install packages from the CD ?
[06:25] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, Isn't it fun when that happens?  Anyway, I think that ubuntu will automatically make the CD part of the repos if you have it in the drive.  Boot up to the trusty cli and simply try sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop ( you don't want KDE yes)?
[06:25] <zortec> tiyowan: It's been a lot of troubleshooting, but sound - check, video - check, still have to test 3D effects out
[06:25] <Titan8990> !test
[06:25] <opop> do you know what chipset you have Erynn?
[06:25] <TheSHAD0W> Heh.
[06:25] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: i like gnome
[06:25] <Erynn> opop: that's what I thought, but I have no idea what driver to get. How do I find my chipset?
[06:25] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: ok thanks man
[06:26] <TheSHAD0W> I'd like gnome if it didn't fizzle out on me...  I had to kludge it to get it to start up properly.
[06:26] <fccf> It's been fun It's been real - Real Fun is a different story
[06:26]  * TheSHAD0W thinks it's a showstopper; likely to discourage people from switching to ubuntu
[06:26] <Clouse> Hi there all, just trying to recover some data that has gone a bit corrupt on a drive out of a Western digital NAS drive, the partition format is ext3, The firmware in the NAS is FUBAR so I have the drive plugged into another computer with Ubuntu live running and I am able to mount the partition and look at the files but some are corrupt and I would like to run fsck on the partition first...
[06:26] <Clouse> ...before copying the data of but fsck gives Error 2, Any thorghts?
[06:26] <opop> erynn:  do this:  $ dmesg | grep eth1
[06:26] <tiyowan> zortec: Making progress. Keep at it.
[06:26] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, If you want gnome than sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[06:26] <opop> Erynn, then pastebin the results, pls
[06:27] <TheSHAD0W> Clouse: dd an image of the disk off before playing further?
[06:27] <tiyowan> Erynn: lshw -C network will you give information about your networking hardware.
[06:27] <zortec> tiyowan: Next up... is there a linux app for my mp3 player which is a sandisk fuse 40GB?
[06:27] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, np let me know how it goes
 we i tried before it told me , thispackage is part of something....
[06:27] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: and it could find it
[06:28] <tiyowan> Erynn: It's strange that your wireless interface is named eth1. :/
[06:28] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: anyways i will try and be back, must boot in ubutnu, ciao
[06:28] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, we I tried before it told me... ?What are you talking about here?
[06:28] <Clouse> TheSHADOW will do
[06:28] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, Ok
[06:28] <ed_debian> good luck
[06:28] <opop> Erynn, plus you're probably using wpa_supplicant, which is fine, but doesn't support same iwconfig command-line
[06:28] <zortec> What is <super> space to summon Gnome-Do?
[06:28] <NoTownKasper> fccf: I'm sorry, I was ankle deep in IM's, try what?
[06:28] <Erynn> opop: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186266/
[06:28] <opop> tiyowan, not really that strange
[06:28] <Erynn> I'm just full of problems here, haha.
[06:29] <opop> Erynn, this line is interesting.  eth1: could not initialize WEP: load module lbm_cw-lib80211_crypt_wep
[06:29] <tiyowan> zortec: Try googling for it
[06:29] <Clouse> TheSHADOW it's just that there are four partitions on the drive and I suspect it is some sort of RAID array.
[06:30] <opop> Erynn, that's what happened when you gave it the key.
[06:30] <_nix_> is it possible to have "250" in the last octet of your IP address?
[06:30] <Erynn> Erynn: I'll try googling it?
[06:30] <opop> Erynn, why are you going command-line
[06:30] <Erynn> opop: I meant to write your name there, haha
[06:30] <Erynn> opop: tiyowan was helping me
[06:30] <opop> Erynn, are you going for no gui laptop?
[06:31] <Erynn> opop: no, I also use Wicd
[06:31] <opop> Erynn, i think mebbe tiyowan was right.  do an $ ifconfig -a and tell me if you see a wlan0 there
[06:32] <tiyowan> opop: I'm trying to get him connected via command-line to rule out any problems with wicd.
[06:32] <NoTownKasper> My issue - Dual graphics card, dual monitor system, set up to run as seperate X sessions. When I try to run a program from the secondary monitor, the program opens up on the primary instead of the secondary like it's supposed to...heeeeelp? :(
[06:32] <opop> tiyowan, noice.  so you got this
[06:32] <Erynn> opop: I don't! That IS weird actually because I think I used to have that...
[06:32] <Erynn> tiyowan: You're trying to get *her* connected :3
[06:32] <opop> Erynn, lyle.  mebbe the module isn't loading.
[06:33] <tiyowan> Erynn: Oh - sorry. :)
[06:33] <opop> Erynn, now the stakes are higher.
[06:33] <opop> hehe
[06:33] <opop> jk
[06:33] <Erynn> Haha :P
[06:33] <zortec> If anyone wants to know what <super> space, it is the windows key + space and I changed the key binding in the keyboard tab.
[06:34] <opop> Erynn, pastebin $ lspci -vv and $ lsusb -vv
[06:34] <tiyowan> Erynn: Let's what driver it's using...pastebin: lsmod
[06:34] <opop> and that
[06:35] <opop> tiyowan, did we already ask the obvious "is there a mechanical switch on the side of the laptop that turns wireless on/off?"
[06:35] <furtwed> Hi - What is shell command to install restricted extra's ? ?
[06:35] <ed_debian> furtwed, There is a shell command for everything :)
[06:35] <opop> furtwed, $ sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[06:35] <papersoul> hello room
[06:35] <tiyowan> opop: Oh, good point.
[06:36] <papersoul> how do i open .run file?
[06:36] <papersoul> trying to install and play tremulous
[06:36] <furtwed> opop, Thanks
[06:36] <tiyowan> Erynn: Is there a kill switch on your laptop that turns the wifi on/off?
[06:36] <opop> papersoul, $ chmod +x foo.run && exec foo.run
[06:36] <ed_debian> furtwed, firstly you need root power to install programs so we'll use sudo.  do you know what sudo is?
[06:37] <opop> i gots me some root power.
[06:37] <NoTownKasper> My issue - Dual graphics card, dual monitor system, set up to run as seperate X sessions. When I try to run a program from the secondary monitor, the program opens up on the primary instead of the secondary like it's supposed to...heeeeelp?   Xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/m3a3f6310
[06:37] <papersoul> opop, that's it?
[06:37] <papersoul> chey@chey-desktop:~/Desktop$ $ chmod +x foo.run && exec foo.run
[06:37] <papersoul> bash: $: command not found
[06:37] <opop> papersoul, yes.  make sure the file's executable, then run the thing
[06:37] <Erynn> opop, tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186270/
[06:37] <opop> papersoul, replace foo with the name of the file
[06:37] <opop> lyle
[06:37] <Erynn> tiyowan: yes and it's on, don't worry. I'm not QUITE that stupid xD
[06:38] <opop> Erynn, I am.  I spent a day trying to figure out why my hard drive wasn't recognized when it wasn't plugged in.
[06:38] <opop> Erynn, sometimes it's the dumbest stuff.
[06:38] <Erynn> opop: Haha well we all have our off days. I'm kind of hoping this has a simple solution...
[06:39] <zortec> That was really strange... rhythmbox just closed on me for no reason
[06:39] <papersoul> opop, says command not found?
[06:39] <Erynn> I'm considering downgrading to 8.10
[06:39] <papersoul> chey@chey-desktop:~/Desktop$ $ chmod +x tremulous-1.1.0-installer.x86.run && exec tremulous-1.1.0-installer.x86.run
[06:39] <NoTownKasper> Erynn: You're not the only one. :D
[06:39] <papersoul> bash: $: command not found
[06:39] <tiyowan> Erynn: Well, the simplest temporary solution is to disable WEP from your router - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=424393
[06:39] <opop> is she using wep
[06:39] <Erynn> tiyowan: I'm afraid that's not an option - I'm on a shared router and people would not be happy with me if I did that
[06:40] <tiyowan> opop: Yep.
[06:40] <tiyowan> Erynn: Yeah, it's not good from a security standpoint.
[06:40] <opop> papersoul, what is wrong with using apt to get tremulous?
[06:40] <papersoul> i have a pretty slow connection, and i've downloaded the run file already
[06:41] <NoTownKasper> My issue - Dual graphics card, dual monitor system, set up to run as seperate X sessions. When I try to run a program from the secondary monitor, the program opens up on the primary instead of the secondary like it's supposed to...heeeeelp?   Xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/m3a3f6310
[06:41] <Titan8990> papersoul, you should always use the package manager
[06:41] <tiyowan> Erynn: Does "lsmod lbm_cw-lib80211_crypt_wep" do anything?
[06:41] <opop> papersoul, Titan8990++
[06:42] <tiyowan> Erynn: Er, sorry. "sudo modprobe lbm_cw-lib80211_crypt_wep"
[06:42] <opop> NoTownKasper, so, you just want your application to show up on the second monitor of a spanned desktop?
[06:42] <Erynn> tiyowan: FATAL: Module lbm_cw_lib80211_crypt_wep not found.
[06:42] <gladiator> hi.. how do i become root from outside terminal .. i just need to copy some files and it says access denied
[06:42] <tiyowan> Uhoh
[06:43] <NoTownKasper> opop: No, it's not a spanned desktop. It's dual desktops on dual monitors.
[06:43] <opop> Erynn, noice.
[06:43] <tiyowan> I don't like the sound of that.
[06:43] <papersoul> hmmm ok then
[06:43] <opop> NoTownKasper, ok
[06:43] <gladiator> and i dont want to use sudo cp
[06:43] <papersoul> thanks anyways
[06:43] <zortec> gladiator: Run as root when you right click
[06:43] <jthomas> hola, i have to connect to machine at work
[06:43] <opop> NoTownKasper, two separate X instances?
[06:43] <NoTownKasper> opop: Indeed.
[06:43] <Erynn> tiyowan: fatal is usually a bad word D:
[06:44] <jthomas> outside of the work LAN, we can only connect via a proxy server
[06:44] <gladiator> zortec: run what as root ... i am just copying and pasting .. not running any program
[06:44] <jthomas> i can get in via ssh
[06:44] <new2linux> hi everyone :)
[06:44] <jthomas> does anyone know how i could get vnc running?
[06:44] <jthomas> i've got vnc4server operating on my work machine
[06:44] <Clouse> I have been trying run fsck on a drive but I get an error "fsck: fsck.mdraid: not found
[06:44] <opop> so you want a command in :0 to open a window in :1?
[06:44] <zortec> gladiator: You asked how to become root, you could also just switch users or use the cli
[06:44] <jthomas> basically i have to enter the staging server proxy.work.net
[06:44] <Clouse> fsck: Error 2 while executing fsck.mdraid for /dev/sda4"
[06:44] <ed_debian> NoTownKasper, I just found this: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/19764/ The last post says it's the Place Windows plugin under Window Managment in Compiz Settings
[06:44] <jthomas> and then access a local machine, say me@work
[06:45] <new2linux> anyone know an easy way to share media with xbox360 and ubuntu?
[06:45] <tiyowan> Erynn: Actually (and I don't know how this happened), what I think happened is that somehow a kernel module dealing with WEP got wiped out from your system.
[06:45] <jthomas> opop: well, not exactly
[06:45] <gladiator> zortec: i am logged in as the a user who has root previliges .. but it needs the password anyway
[06:45] <ed_debian> NoTownKasper, it isn't a very powerful tool though :(
[06:45] <NoTownKasper> opop: No, I want a command run in :1 to open in :1 instead of in :0.
[06:45] <gladiator> zortec: i know how to become root .. but i dont want the command line
[06:45] <jthomas> opop: oh, haha
[06:46] <NoTownKasper> ed_debian: thanks, reading it now.
[06:46] <Titan8990> !root | gladiator
[06:46] <ed_debian> NoTownKasper, I hope it helps!
[06:46] <NoTownKasper> Ok...that link wasn't even related...
[06:46] <opop> NoTownKasper, lyle.
[06:47] <Erynn> tiyowan: That does not sound good. So maybe I should go ahead and downgrade...
[06:47] <NoTownKasper> opop: ?
[06:47] <sleepy_cat> hi if i want to sort an array of structure giving the user the choice .. eg:- how do u want to sort 1.Name 2.Flat No .. then while sorting what should i put in place of name here >> a[j].name<a[j+1].name
[06:47] <zortec> Do you get a trail every time you open up a new directory in Ubuntu?
[06:47] <PsyCl0ne> Hi all, could some one help me fix my repo list, when I try to update for all the repo's I get an error output of "Could not resolve 'PROXY'". But the thing is, is that Im not connected to the net through a proxy
[06:47] <opop> NoTownKasper, i'm looking, m8, chill
[06:48] <Clouse> Can anyone point me the right direction to reconstruct this RAID on this singal drive which I suspect is a RAID 5 Jobbing array?
[06:48] <opop> PsyCl0ne, apt probably thinks you are.
[06:48] <tiyowan> Erynn: Since the temporary fix is unfeasible, I'd think so. Try a reinstall first, because I'm pretty sure 9.04 will work with your card. After all, it was working before right?
[06:48] <NoTownKasper> opop: lol, just wondering what lyle. mean, take your time. :D
[06:48] <ganesh_> from where can download bootloader themes?
[06:48] <PsyCl0ne> opop: How do i fix it, Im kinda new to linux.
[06:48] <zortec> How do I edit the GRUB menu so that it does not wait 10 secs to boot into ubuntu?
[06:49] <zortec> I want it to boot immediately
[06:49] <glitsj16> NoTownKasper: it might be related, compiz 'Place windows" plugin has a multi output setting you can use to get what you want i believe, at least it's worth a try
[06:49] <opop> NoTownKasper, are you running gnome?
[06:49] <NoTownKasper> opop: yes.
[06:49] <opop> NoTownKasper, nvidia?
[06:50] <NoTownKasper> glitsj16: The plugin might be related...but the link he sent me wasn't, either that or my browser choked on it.
[06:50] <NoTownKasper> opop: yes.
[06:50] <tiyowan> zortec: sudo gedit /boot/grup/menu.lst - change the timeout value
[06:50] <Clouse> I have been trying google with not to much joy
[06:50] <opop> NoTownKasper, i think is bug.  http://forums.opensuse.org/applications/411679-dual-x-screens.html
[06:50] <zortec> tiyowan: Thanks, knew it was menu.lst :)
[06:50] <opop> PsyCl0ne, you know how to use paste.ubuntu.com?
[06:50] <Newbie-> I want to install Themes.
[06:50] <indus> hi
[06:51] <Newbie-> Can someone help me out?
[06:51] <PsyCl0ne> opop: no, ive never been there before, is it like pastebin?
[06:51] <opop> NoTownKasper, lemme look at your Xorg.conf real quick. i saw it pasted before
[06:51] <opop> PsyCl0ne, yes.
[06:51] <Erynn> tiyowan: Yes it was. I'll try that.
[06:51] <PsyCl0ne> opop: kk then yes i do know how to use it
[06:51] <NoTownKasper> opop: http://pastebin.com/m3a3f6310
[06:51] <Erynn> Thanks for all your help guys, I really appreciate it :D
[06:51] <tiyowan> !themes | Newbie-
[06:52] <tiyowan> zortec: No problem. :)
[06:52] <zortec> tiyowan: By the way it's grub, not grup :)
[06:52] <tiyowan> zortec: Ehehehe, that's right. Sorry, I haven't had coffee yet.
[06:53] <new2linux> is ushare the only way to get ubuntu to talk to my xbox?
[06:53] <Clouse> If someone could point me to a guide that covers A) Identifying what RAID is on a drive and B) How to go about reassembling that RAID it would be much appreciated.
[06:53] <ganesh_> zortec:you can use startup-manager also..you can set time out to zero
[06:53] <zortec> ganesh_: Is that another package?
[06:54] <xemacs4321> why does my /proc/cpuinfo show that i am running intel64 processor when i am running amd ?
[06:54] <PsyCl0ne> opop:am I supposed to be posting something in paste.ubuntu.com?
[06:54] <opop> PsyCl0ne, /etc/apt/sources.list
[06:54] <PsyCl0ne> ah kk one sec
[06:55] <NoTownKasper> opop: Well phooie, judging from the lack of a fix on that bug report, it looks like I get to downgrade back to 8.10 or maybe 8.04. :(
[06:55] <Clouse> I have been googleing those two points but I must be using the wrong key words as i am not getting any clear direction.
[06:55] <PsyCl0ne> opop: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186276/
[06:56] <opop> NoTownKasper, you're turning off xinerama and twinview, but telling screen1 that there is a twinviewxineramainfoorder
[06:56] <ganesh_> zortec: in 9.04 its there in system->administration i guess...or else install from synoptic
[06:57] <NoTownKasper> opop: If that's in there, it's something the nvidia-settings put in there...
[06:57] <NoTownKasper> opop: Think removing that might help?
[06:57] <opop> NoTownKasper, "there's your problem."
[06:57] <jthomas> anyone?
[06:57] <opop> lyle.
[06:57] <opop> i hate nvidia-settings.
[06:57] <opop> lyle=lol
[06:57] <opop> sorry
[06:57] <Newbie-> Sorry I got disconnected
[06:57] <Newbie-> I was asking, I want to install Themes.
[06:57] <tiyowan> !themes | Newbie-
[06:58] <Newbie-> !themes
[06:58] <NoTownKasper> Ok, removed that option...
[06:58] <eaglestar> hi i was wondering if the ext4 filesystem for ubuntu is stable enough to use on a workstation computer at home
[06:58] <opop> i know, sounds silly.
[06:58] <Newbie-> Fine, I downloaded a theme from gnome-look but I don't know how to install.
[06:58] <opop> NoTownKasper, lemme see.
[06:58] <opop> NoTownKasper, i don't mean paste again
[06:58] <NoTownKasper> opop: lol ok.
[06:58] <opop> NoTownKasper, was a "hrm, lemme see what else . . ."
[06:59] <tiyowan> Newbie-: I don't remember the exact directions, but I think what you need to do is to go to System -> Preferences -> Appearances. And then you can drag the theme file directly into the window.
[06:59] <NoTownKasper> Newbie-: is it a GTK theme? Emerald? what kind of theme is it?
[06:59] <Newbie-> Emerld
[07:00] <Newbie-> Emerald.
[07:00] <NoTownKasper> Newbie-: is emerald enabled in compiz settings?
[07:00] <geirha> eaglestar: I'd stick with ext3 until this bug is fixed for jaunty https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/330824
[07:00] <Newbie-> I don't know, I'm newbie!
[07:00] <opop> NoTownKasper, do you have an old xorg.conf to compare it to?
[07:00] <ziroday> !emerald | Newbie-
[07:00] <opop> NoTownKasper, one that worked in the prior version?
[07:00] <PsyCl0ne> opop: Sorry to bother you but do you have
[07:00] <NoTownKasper> opop: Unfortunately no.
[07:00] <opop> PsyCl0ne, i didn't see the paste, sorry.
[07:00] <eaglestar> thanks geirha
[07:00] <PsyCl0ne> opop: sorry was just gonna ask if you got the link
[07:00] <zortec> Newbie-: You might be a newbie but you should have some basic knowledge about what you are doing.
[07:01] <PsyCl0ne> opop:http://paste.ubuntu.com/186276/
[07:01] <Newbie-> Any recommendations?
[07:01] <Newbie-> Obviously!
[07:01] <NoTownKasper> Newbie-: Ok, up top, go to system > preferences > compiz settings manager.
[07:01] <ziroday> Newbie-: yes, use normal metacity themes, emerald is not supported
[07:01] <opop> PsyCl0ne, certainly nothing weird in there.
[07:02] <Newbie-> There is no compiz Manager
[07:02] <NoTownKasper> Heh.
[07:02] <eaglestar> what would be the lightest ram intensive window manager to run on ubuntu i was thinking of installing xubuntu but i think ubuntu+ light window manager would be good
[07:02] <geirha> eaglestar: It's mentioned in the releasenotes http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904
[07:02] <zortec> Newbie-: You need to install it from synaptic
[07:02] <opop> all, where does apt get its proxy information?
[07:02] <ziroday> eaglestar: take a look at LXDE+Openbox
[07:02] <Newbie-> Ok, let me.
[07:02] <opop> install ccsm
[07:02] <NoTownKasper> Newbie-: The previous suggestion to use metacity themes is probably the best bet...
[07:02] <PsyCl0ne> opop: I believe that what is seen in that paste is default except for the Mercury-Messenger
[07:02] <eaglestar> ok thanks i was trying to run lxde on a debian install but there were a lot of configuration file problems ziroday
[07:02] <geirha> eaglestar: I'm fond of fluxbox myself. Quite light
[07:03] <eaglestar> ok will try fluxbox and lxde thanks guys
[07:03] <opop> PsyCl0ne, that's a comment-out, anyway
[07:03] <ziroday> eaglestar: #lxde on irc.oftc.net is probably the best place to ask about tht
[07:03] <NoTownKasper> Newbie-: but if you insist on using the emerald theme, install compiz settings manager from the synaptic package manager available under System > Administration.
[07:03] <PsyCl0ne> opop: is there anyway to reset everything for apt-get and start from default default again?
[07:03] <shavinder> i wish to find out the device name of my pen drive eg sda1 or somwthing. how do i find it out?
[07:03] <Newbie-> NoTownKasper: yup, doing the same! please wait.
[07:03] <eaglestar> so after i install ubuntu i can just install fluxbox and lxde and use them out of the box right
[07:03] <zortec> I need a few suggestions, going to develop RSI if I keep this up.  I have Gnome-Do installed and I can use it to search for apps and fire them up.  But is there another way to quickly access apps like terminal you use frequently?
[07:04] <toortoor> i get this error when i use 'sudo apt-get install google-gadgets' http://pastebin.com/m65c02bce
[07:04] <zortec> I'm trying to limit the amount of typing.  I've had RSI problems in the past
[07:04] <geirha> eaglestar: Yes, you select the wm you want to use on the login-screen
[07:04] <ziroday> eaglestar: correct
[07:04] <eaglestar> zortec switch to dvorak keyboard i did it 4 years ago and never looked back
[07:04] <ziroday> shavinder: sudo fdisk -l
[07:04] <Willwork4foo> shavinder: if you plug it in and it mounts, you can do a df -h and it'll tell you the device being mounted.
[07:04] <MatBoy> guys, I needs a real copy of a HD... so I can perform some recovery stuff on my clone later on.... what shal I use ? DD ?
[07:04] <shavinder> thanks let me try that
[07:05] <eaglestar> zortec: ten thumbs typing tutor is great
[07:05] <NoTownKasper> Newbie-: Once that's installed, open it up, find the window decorator settings and look for the line labeled 'Command' replace the text in there with 'emerald', double check to make sure the window decorator is enabled, and restart the system (There's a way to restart X without rebooting, but I always just prefer a clean boot.)
[07:05] <Willwork4foo> can someone briefly do me a favour and fire up a web browser, and let me know if my apache setup is working externally - http://bendemora.selfip.com ?
[07:05] <zortec> eaglestar: I don't have a problem with typing, it is that I want an app to quickly open frequently used apps without having to do so much typing if that makes any sense.
[07:05] <toortoor> anyone has any ideas about http://pastebin.com/m65c02bce ?
[07:06] <opop> PsyCl0ne,:  open synaptic.  go to Settings-->Preferences.  click "network" tab.  do you have anything in the "manual proxy configuration" radio-button section?
[07:06] <shavinder> gOt it thanks guys. Additionally could you tell me what does "s" "d" stand for in sda or sdb?
[07:06] <ziroday> toortoor: yes, don't install google gadgets
[07:06] <ziroday> shavinder: sata disk I believe
[07:06] <toortoor> ziroday: haha very funny
[07:06] <RHorse> toortoor looks like a wrong deb
[07:06] <ziroday> shavinder: actually that's wrong
[07:06] <opop> shavinder, special device
[07:06] <unop> opop, ha ha :)
[07:06] <toortoor> RHorse: so what should be done?
[07:06] <Willwork4foo> it is special device
[07:06] <Gourlis> Hi, from where can I send an email so all ubuntu team will see it?
[07:06] <shavinder> thanks for that
[07:07] <opop> unop, opop ftw
[07:07] <ziroday> Gourlis: ubuntu-devel-discuss
[07:07] <Newbie-> I wrote 'emerald' on Command Line 0
[07:07] <Newbie-> is this correct NoTownKasper
[07:07] <RHorse> toortoor you have to  match to your distro
[07:07] <Gourlis> ziroday, you mean?
[07:07] <unop> opop, how do you explain h and d in /dev/hdX then?
[07:07] <opop> unop, hard disk
[07:07] <PsyCl0ne> opop: Im sorry I dont know where to find those settings, Im currently using GNOME
[07:07] <ziroday> Gourlis: ubuntu-devel-discuss is the mailing list to send messages regarding ubuntu development
[07:08] <NoTownKasper> Newbie-: Um...if by that you filled in the text box labeled 'Command' under 'Window Decoration' in the Compiz Settings manager...then yes.
[07:08] <unop> opop, and /dev/scdX ?
[07:08] <tiyowan> unop: Hard disk.
[07:08] <tiyowan> unop: SCSI disk.
[07:08] <opop> PsyCl0ne, ok, sorry.  in your panel, upper left, click System --> Administration --> Synaptic Package Manager
[07:08] <opop> PsyCl0ne, it will ask for password
[07:09] <PsyCl0ne> opop: kk im in
[07:09] <opop> PsyCl0ne, then go to Settings-->Preferences.  click "network" tab.  do you have anything in the "manual proxy configuration" radio-button section?
[07:09] <opop> tiyowan, you are a loonix god.
[07:09] <PsyCl0ne> opop: its set to direct connection to internet
[07:10] <opop> PsyCl0ne, cool.
[07:10] <Newbie-> NoTownKasper: /usr/bin/compiz-decorator
[07:10] <unop> tiyowan, errm, I sense a discrepancy with /dev/sdX then :)
[07:10] <Newbie-> NoTownKasper: Can I replace this one? this is the one you talking about.
[07:10] <tiyowan> opop: Not really. :)
[07:10] <NoTownKasper> Newbie-: Yeah, that will be what is in there to start with, replace that with 'emerald' minus the quotes of course.
[07:10] <opop> PsyCl0ne, ok, what happens when you do $ sudo apt-get update in a terminal?
[07:10] <opop> PsyCl0ne, after it asks for password, of course.
[07:11] <Gourlis> ziroday, thanks.
[07:11] <Newbie-> NoTownKasper: Just like this /usr/bin/compiz-emerald or just emerald
[07:11] <catnap> where can I get original jaunty wall papers?
[07:11] <NoTownKasper> Newbie-: just emerald.
[07:11] <Gourlis> catnap, over google search.
[07:11] <PsyCl0ne> opop: if it makes any difference for school I connect to a PROXY proxy, so I can connect to the net. I use network proxy to change the system to connect to the net through the proxy, then when I get home is use it to change everything back to default.
[07:11] <Newbie-> ok
[07:11] <NoTownKasper> no period.
[07:11] <catnap> the wallpapers disapeared when I upgraded
[07:11] <new2linux> i'm way too used to windows and setup.exe, so what do i do with ushare_1.1a.orig.tar.gz to install it?
[07:12] <ziroday> !install | new2linux
[07:12] <opop> unop, tiyowan's right, sd is scsi disk.  it used to be sd0, sd1, etc.
[07:12] <catnap> Gourlis: can you be more specific - I've tried google search, but it finds a bunch of other wallpapers
[07:12] <ziroday> !packages | new2linux this is the right one
[07:12] <kadhe> when i am install java jdk from synaptic i have get this error : E: /var/cache/apt/archives/java-common_0.30ubuntu3_all.deb: files list file for package `libiptcdata0' is missing final newline
[07:12] <RHorse> new2linux you should prolly stick to installing from the package mngr at first
[07:12] <dman777> anyone using a macbook right now?
[07:13] <new2linux> can't find ushare in the package manager
[07:13] <PsyCl0ne> opop: here is what I get http://paste.ubuntu.com/186281/
[07:13] <opop> PsyCl0ne, then it's not your apt settings, it's your network settings.  left-click the little 2-monitor icon in your panel tray
[07:13] <Newbie-> NoTownKasper: done!
[07:13] <Newbie-> NoTownKasper: should I go now for restart?
[07:13] <ziroday> new2linux: its there :)
[07:13] <shavinder> wouldnt it be a good idea to include a built in "format" option on context menu on a external mounted drive. similar to w******?
[07:13] <new2linux> checking
[07:13] <opop> PsyCl0ne, wait, how are you connected to the interwebs, then?
[07:13] <RHorse> !cli | new2linux
[07:14] <NoTownKasper> Newbie-: Good, then reboot. Once you've rebooted, you should be able to select and apply emerald themes using the emerald theme manager under system > preferences.
[07:14] <PsyCl0ne> opop: WiFi, currently I am at home connected directly. But at school I have to go through a proxy
[07:14] <zortec> Anyone use Twitter on linux?
[07:14] <Titan8990> NoTownKasper, CTRL+ALT+backspace
[07:14] <Titan8990> NoTownKasper, reboots are for kernel upgrades only
[07:14] <shavinder> twitter is web based, not OS based . or is it?
[07:14] <NoTownKasper> Titan8990: on my system, ctrl+alt+backspace simply crashes the system. x never comes back up...
[07:14] <ziroday> shavinder: there are twitter clients available
[07:15] <opop> PsyCl0ne, so the machine with the problem is connected to the interwebs?
[07:15] <geirha> shavinder: Yeah, Ubuntu is lacking an easy way of handling harddrives and partitions
[07:15] <Slart> !dontzap
[07:15] <opop> PsyCl0ne, and you can ping google
[07:15] <shavinder> ziroday: Oh ! i see. i din know that
[07:15] <gartral> how do i make a process *always* run with say, a -5 nice value, from it's Icon in a gui?
[07:15] <PsyCl0ne> opop: Im on it currently
[07:15] <opop> PsyCl0ne, okies
[07:15] <tiyowan> shavinder: It's web-based. They offer the Twitter API for writing desktop clients.
[07:15] <unop> opop, tho i didn't mean /dev/sdX there, i meant /dev/scdX .. but never mind, i'm beating around the bush.
[07:15] <Titan8990> NoTownKasper, i hear they changed it in 9.04, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart should also work
[07:15] <PsyCl0ne> opop: sorry if im unclear, just kinda tired, its been a super long day
[07:15] <Slart> gartral: change the "command" that the icon runs when clicked
[07:15] <shavinder> tiyowan. I see. thanks for that
[07:15] <opop> PsyCl0ne, you're doing fine, m8
[07:15] <new2linux> got it, i was using add/remove HAHA
[07:16] <gartral> Slart: I figured that much.. but *how* or "change what, where" I geuss is what i should have asked
[07:16] <NoTownKasper> Titan8990: I'll look into that, but ctrl+alt+bckspc crashed my system back in 8.04 too. lol
[07:16] <tiyowan> unop: scd would be kernel emulation of a cd disc maybe.
[07:16] <Slart> gartral: right click on the icon.. select properties
[07:17] <tiyowan> unop: The kernel emulates all SATA, CD, and USB drives as SCSI drives.
[07:17] <Slart> gartral: there you have a command... it's probably just the name of the binary
[07:17] <geirha> new2linux: Yes, Add/remove more or less only list gui applications, if you want to install any package, you'll want to use synaptic or apt-get/aptitude
[07:17] <QUEBALL> HOw come i cannot get BItchX not to install it says E package error
[07:17] <gartral> Slart: Im using AWN, getting to the equivilent thereof
[07:17] <unop> tiyowan, errm, not necessarily - tho it is commonplace on ubuntu - depends on the version of libata in use
[07:18] <Slart> gartral: just add a nice -n 5  in front of that command... so if it says "gcalctool" now, you change it to "nice -5 gcalctool"
[07:18] <QUEBALL> slart talking to me
[07:18] <RHorse> QUEBALL just get the files and put them in the directories.
[07:18] <tiyowan> unop: -shrug- As long the data is accessible and safe, they could call it "the-bells-and-whistles-data-matrix" for all I care.
[07:18] <gartral> Slart: the command is gmplayer %F what about that odd flag?
[07:19] <Slart> gartral: just leave it
[07:19] <opop> PsyCl0ne, sorry, i'm stumped.  googling
[07:19] <Slart> QUEBALL: huh? nope
[07:19] <QUEBALL> Rh where do i put them, I put them in my main folder /home/
[07:19] <QUEBALL> my folder
[07:19] <NoTownKasper> Ok, brb...gonna see if x is fixed now.
[07:19] <PsyCl0ne> opop: its ok no worries, all that google gave me was a bunch of stuff from 2005
[07:19] <gartral> Slart: -5 for higher, right?
[07:19] <superGear> Good night boys and girls and JPH
[07:20] <opop> PsyCl0ne, so, basically, you have a machine on your local net at school actually named "proxy"
[07:20] <RHorse> QUEBALL you have to look  at the documentation on freshmeat
[07:20] <opop> PsyCl0ne, that routes stuff for you.
[07:20] <Slart> gartral: I think so..but I'm not sure if you can set stuff to lower nice values without being root or something.. hang on.. let me check that
[07:20] <QUEBALL> got it work
[07:20] <QUEBALL> nm
[07:20] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: Why is PROXY the name of a machine?
[07:20] <PsyCl0ne> opop: well it is at school, i guess it is a network proxy. To get to the net you have to go through it
[07:20] <opop> PsyCl0ne, apt is configured somewhere to look for that machine.  it can't find it because it's not there when you're at home.
[07:21] <opop> tiyowan, prolly because the machine is on dhcp or something
[07:21] <Gourlis> I think am out of problems right now with Ubuntu 8.10.
[07:21] <opop> tiyowan, i know nothing aboot apt-proxy
[07:21] <PsyCl0ne> opop: um so how do I tell my machine that Im at home now and I do not need to connect through the computer named PROXY to get to the net?
[07:21] <geirha> Slart, gartral: Default niceness is 10, so setting it to 5 gives it higher priority than most processes
[07:21] <gartral> Slart: i know the system monitor GUI lets me, cause i just did it, but i definatly want gmplayer to run at a higher priority, 0 it suffers from frame tearing and*very* mild coppyness
[07:21] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: Are you using a proxy right now?
[07:22] <gartral> geirha: default nice value is 0
[07:22] <PsyCl0ne> tiyowan: no Im at home right now, but when I go back to school tomm I will have to
[07:22] <opop> PsyCl0ne, do you have a file called /etc/apt-proxy/apt-proxy.conf
[07:22] <Slart> gartral: it seems I was right.. nice only "adds" to the default nice level.. you have to be root to lower it, it seems.. you might have to start the process and then renice it as root or something
[07:22] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: Pastebin: cat /etc/apt/apt.conf
[07:22] <Slart> geirha: ah, thanks
[07:23] <PsyCl0ne> opop: I guess i do but its empty
[07:23] <PsyCl0ne> and one sec tiyowan
[07:23] <opop> PsyCl0ne, ok
[07:23] <gartral> slart, any way i could add an exception for gmplayer, or cange userland restrictions on nice values for my user?
[07:23] <opop> tiyowan, i don't have such an animal.  it's split into a bunch of conf.d files
[07:24] <Slart> gartral: I'm not sure..
[07:24] <PsyCl0ne> tiyowan: That file is empty, I have nothing to paste
[07:24] <geirha> Slart, gartral: Yes, seems I'm mistaken, sorry.
[07:24] <gartral> Slart: eh... it works much better after i renice in SM
[07:24] <NoTownKasper> opop: Well, removing that option from xorg.conf didn't fix the problem...any other ideas?
[07:25] <opop> NoTownKasper, looks like i'm having a bad night, heh.
[07:25] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: Hmm...one sec. Did you set "No Proxy" vis that System -> * -> Networks?
[07:25] <gartral> geirha: mediacenter distros usually have that behavior, but Ubuntu is no such an animal
[07:25] <geirha> gartral: Have you tried enabling framedropping in mplayer? (the d key)
[07:25] <opop> NoTownKasper, the 6XXX series aren't deprecated in the nvidia driver, are they
[07:25] <PsyCl0ne> tiyowan: yes and I clicked the apply-systemwide button too
[07:26] <NoTownKasper> opop: I don't think so...
[07:26] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: Did you log out and back in after doing that?
[07:26] <PsyCl0ne> opop: thank you for your help kind sir
[07:26] <tyler_d> k
[07:26] <PsyCl0ne> tiyowan: No I have not
[07:26] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: Do that and then try apt-get update.
[07:26] <PsyCl0ne> tiyowan: sorry I should have thought of that :(. Ill brb.
[07:26] <opop> lyle
[07:27] <gartral> geirha: ewww, I would rather throw more proc time than loose frames... I have senitive eyes, and I ctch dropped frames, it bugs me when a device drops frames of video/audio
[07:27] <opop> that's awesome
[07:27] <opop> u rock tiyowan
[07:28] <opop> NoTownKasper, i'm actually amazed you can use an onboard plus an agp card in one xorg.conf
[07:28] <gartral> anyway, I've come to a solution that works, I'm not gonna say more but: Goodbye, and thanks for your time guys
[07:29] <NoTownKasper> opop: Actually, it's an onboard and a PCIe card...but yeah...lol
[07:29] <gartral> NoTownKasper: how do you do that, I have a similar setup
[07:29] <NoTownKasper> opop: and the onboard is the secondary. lol
[07:29] <new2linux> got a new problem... i know eth0 is my lan connection so what is my wifi connection?
[07:29] <gartral> nvm
[07:29] <RHorse> new2linux iwconfig
[07:30] <rocko> ifconfig
[07:30] <rocko> new2linux ifconfig
[07:30] <new2linux> thanks wlan0
[07:30] <gartral> new2linux: hardwar it may be either eth1 (rare) or wlan0 (common)
[07:31] <opop> NoTownKasper, so, the display confusion among x screens is pretty common, and has a lot to do with how the app handles the fact that it is being initiated from one or the other.  can you successfully run, say, $ gimp --display :1
[07:31] <NoTownKasper> gartral: I don't do it very well...that's why I'm here. :D
[07:31] <TheFunkbomb> can someone tell me if they can get these videos to work?  http://www.wired.com/techbiz/people/magazine/17-06/ff_keymaster
[07:31] <tobago> i did:  gnome-terminal -e "bash -c 'cd /home/crolle/work/'"   but the terminal closes after having processed the command. how to prevent closing itself?
[07:32] <NoTownKasper> opop: I can run the command, but gimp still opens up on :0 instead of :1
[07:32] <opop> NoTownKasper, that's some buggy bugness.
[07:32] <jthomas> hey opop, do you happen to know anything about httptunnel?
[07:32] <opop> NoTownKasper, i'd file it on launchpad.
[07:32] <tobago> ah. found out by myself. set up the profile...
[07:33] <opop> jthomas, networking is one of my weakspots
[07:33] <jthomas> opop: np
[07:33] <PsyCl0ne> kk Im back
[07:33] <PsyCl0ne> thanks you two
[07:33] <opop> jthomas, one of many
[07:33] <PsyCl0ne> it worked
[07:33] <opop> PsyCl0ne, noice.
[07:33] <jthomas> anybody know about httptunnel?
[07:33] <unop> tobago, or a more inefficient way.    gnome-terminal -e "bash -c 'cd /home/crolle/work/ && bash'"
[07:33] <jthomas> opop: hey, don't we all
[07:33] <NoTownKasper> opop: Indeed. I think it would just be safer to pack up my themes onto a flash drive really quick and downgrade to 8.04 where I know this dual-monitor setup worked. :D
[07:33] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: No worries.
[07:33] <opop> jthomas, one of mine happens to be fielding a fly ball in right-center, as tonight proved.
[07:34] <PsyCl0ne> kk one more question, is there anyway to restart linux with out actually restarting the computer, for example in windows you could endprocess on explorer.exe and then run it again
[07:34] <opop> NoTownKasper, another option might be an earlier kernel.
[07:34] <PsyCl0ne> is there anyway to do this for linux?
[07:34] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: Well...you could kill the graphical desktop.
[07:35] <opop> PsyCl0ne, that's not restarting windows, that's just restarting the window manager...
[07:35] <new2linux> sweet my xbox can see ushare, but my directories are not set right...i'm using an external hardrive with multiple subfolders with my media...what do i set the dir location to be? hard drive is /dev/sdb
[07:35] <NoTownKasper> opop: Easier for me to just downgrade since I'm sitting here looking at an 8.04 disk. and that way I don't have to scare myself by even -involving- the word kernel. :D
[07:35] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: Ctrl-Alt-F3 to get to a virtual console, then sudo killall gdm I think.
[07:35] <opop> NoTownKasper, lyle
[07:35] <daglees> Hello
[07:35] <PolitikerNEU> You can do that with CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE if you disable dontzap
[07:35] <daglees> I want to install a new language to my Ubuntu 9.04 system, but I don't want to translate the interface, I just want to be able to type in Portuguese (Brazilian)
[07:35] <daglees> Where do I do that?
[07:35] <tobago> unop, great! thanx.
[07:36] <opop> i think he's trying to save the open applications
[07:36] <RHorse> PsyCl0ne or  just ctl alt bksp
[07:36] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: It's not the same thing as "restarting linux", but it's functionally equivalent to killing the explorer.exe process on Windows.
[07:36] <NoTownKasper> opop: Anyway, thanks for trying. It was appreciated. :D
[07:36] <PsyCl0ne> lol kk thanks all, just windering what does ctrl alt bksp do?
[07:36] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: Ctrl-Alt-Backspace (RHorse) is great, too. :)
[07:36] <PsyCl0ne> wondering*
[07:36] <opop> NoTownKasper, if you get it working in 8.04, save a copy of your xorg
[07:36] <opop> .conf
[07:36] <_nix_> PsyCl0ne: it kills your X session
[07:36] <RHorse> kills x
[07:36] <jthomas> opop: a baseball player?
[07:36] <opop> NoTownKasper, then try it on the 9.04 livecd
[07:36] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: Same thing. Kills X.
[07:37] <opop> jthomas, just getting into softball again
[07:37] <PsyCl0ne> then what do I do to get x back up?
[07:37] <NoTownKasper> opop: Good idea...I'll try that.
[07:37] <jthomas> opop: ah, fun
[07:37] <RHorse> startx
[07:37] <_nix_> PsyCl0ne: it'll come back up on its own
[07:37] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: startx. :)
[07:37] <_nix_> or that
[07:37] <PsyCl0ne> lol kk
[07:37] <PsyCl0ne> thanks Ill give that a try in like 5 min
[07:37] <NoTownKasper> opop: assuming I can then figure out how to boot the live CD with a different xorg.conf. :D
[07:37] <tiyowan> PsyCl0ne: If you use Ctrl-Alt-Backspace, it'll auto-restart.
[07:37] <opop> PsyCl0ne, but it won't keep your apps open.  it kills gdm, and all child processes, like X, your irc client, etc.
[07:38] <PsyCl0ne> ah kk
[07:38] <computer13137> Hi
[07:38] <computer13137> I have a (probably simple) question...
[07:38] <computer13137> http://pastebin.com/m1e3e8d2f
[07:39] <computer13137> Which /dev device corresponds to that USB device?
[07:39] <opop> NoTownKasper, you wouldn't have to.  just boot it, install the nvidia driver, exit the WM without rebooting. it'll restart on its own
[07:39] <new2linux> this is the example ushare gives me "Ex: USHARE_DIR=/dir1,/dir2", i changed it to "=/dev/sdb" but cant see the media...any ideas?
[07:39] <opop> NoTownKasper, of course, update your xorg.conf by hand or from file on your existing drive.  ez as pie.
[07:39] <opop> ;-)
[07:39] <PsyCl0ne> hmm before I try the ctrl alt bkspace, would any of you recommend an app that I can use to video chat with friends over msn
[07:39] <opop> ok, i gotta hit the sack.  night, guys.  i'll try to get on again tomorrow.
[07:40] <opop> PsyCl0ne, amsn, yw
[07:40] <PsyCl0ne> opop: Thank you have a gnight
[07:40] <NoTownKasper> opop: I'm confident, but I'm not very linux educated yet...I might have to come back here and have you 'splain how to do to that again in about half an hour. :D
[07:40] <geirha> computer13137: What do you need that device node for?
[07:40] <PsyCl0ne> opop: its slow ang laggy though
[07:40] <opop> NoTownKasper, i'm out.
[07:40] <opop> PsyCl0ne, then run winders, ha!
[07:40] <TheFunkbomb> is anyone else having trouble with npviewer.bin?
[07:40] <NoTownKasper> opop: Or get someone else to explain it I guess. :D Sleep well.
[07:40] <computer13137> geirha: I'm trying to allow an OpenVZ container to access the device.  The webcam isn't compatible with Ubuntu 8.04 - which I seem to HAVE to run for OpenVZ... so I wanted to forward it to a 9.04 VE so I can record it using Motion.
[07:40] <opop> night all.
[07:40] <PsyCl0ne> opop: lol XP night
[07:40] <opop> peace
[07:40] <neil_d> I have a 8GB pendrive connected to a remote computer, it shows up in the 'Places' menu, but won't mount.  Can anyone help getting it to work?  Can I find out what device (i.e. /dev/sd?) its trying to mount?
[07:41] <computer13137> neil_d: if you have a GUI, just open gparted and see which drive is 8GB in capacity. lol
[07:41] <ganesh_> from where can i download bootloader theme?
[07:42] <tiyowan> !themes | ganesh_
[07:42] <opop> if there's one thing I know, it's that pulseaudio is a giant piece of doo as implemented by default in ubuntu.
[07:42] <opop> ugh.
[07:42] <new2linux> i think a better way to ask for what i need is this...can someone translate this F:\Movies to linux LOL
[07:42] <yaris123456789> hey guys i tried creating mysql database but i get this : ERROR 1006 (HY000): Can't create database 'test' (errno: 13)....i just got this ubuntu server
[07:42] <PsyCl0ne> opop: what would you say is better?
[07:42] <ganesh_> tiyowan: yes but they dont have bootloader theme...
[07:42] <opop> PsyCl0ne, just alsa
[07:42] <lotharn> yo yo
[07:43] <opop> PsyCl0ne, with no daemon running on top.  ez as pie.
[07:43] <PsyCl0ne> hmmm kk gonna have to show it to my girl
[07:43] <lotharn> anyone in here from back in the dos days?
[07:43] <PsyCl0ne> pulse is driving her nuts
[07:43] <PsyCl0ne> lol
[07:43] <dthacker> lotharn
[07:43] <dthacker> yes
[07:43] <lotharn> im running so dosemu shizzat
[07:43] <tiyowan> yaris123456789: Check MySQL documentation for what error means.
[07:43] <lotharn> some
[07:43] <lotharn> s/
[07:43] <PsyCl0ne> kk all im out for the night too
[07:43] <PsyCl0ne> thanks for you help
[07:43] <PsyCl0ne> :)
[07:43] <PsyCl0ne> cheers all
[07:43] <lotharn> dthacker,
[07:43] <FloodBot1> PsyCl0ne: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:43] <opop> PsyCl0ne, just get rid of all that jazzmatazz, and link your volume control to all of the analog channels using sound preferences.
[07:44] <tiyowan> ganesh_: They don't? One sec.
[07:44] <lotharn> i got this crazy db app i need to print from it
[07:44] <opop> PsyCl0ne, of course, that may not be the party line in here.
[07:44] <PsyCl0ne> opop: is  there some way I could maybe get hold of you again if I possibly needed a quick hand?
[07:44] <lotharn> i got the output to var/spool/fuckthis
[07:44] <neil_d> computer13137: installing it now.
[07:44] <opop> PsyCl0ne, if i'm on irc, i'm here.  just /msg me
[07:44] <lotharn> but the output is weird
[07:45] <PsyCl0ne> opop: kk thank you :)
[07:45] <lotharn> can i pm?
[07:45] <PsyCl0ne> gnight all :)
[07:45] <opop> PsyCl0ne, be aware, i leave my irc running all the time.  and i often forget to mark myself away/back.
[07:45] <dthacker> lotharn: define weird, please
[07:45] <lotharn> dthacker, may i pm?
[07:45] <dthacker> yes, but I don't know how much help I'll be....
[07:46] <lotharn> lots of ^M's
[07:46] <omid8bimo> hi, i've installed initramfs-tools and tried to create a initrd with boot=nfs option to move to another computer, now when i reboot my own laptop it won't boot and wanna go over network
[07:46] <tiyowan> ganesh_: gnome-look.org has a few grub themes. Search for grub themes on their search content page.
[07:46] <new2linux> if ushare -x starts it...what stops it?
[07:46] <ganesh_> tiyowan: oh..ok..
[07:46] <lotharn> and some control garbage that i cant make any real sense of
[07:46] <yaris123456789> hi how do i change the ownership of a dir
[07:46] <lotharn> but the formatting and output are clearly there
[07:46] <yaris123456789> or check it
[07:47] <lotharn> can you take a look?
[07:47] <dthacker> ^M's are the extra CR-LF bs that dos and windows uses
[07:47] <lotharn> i can give you a shell account if you like....
[07:47] <lotharn> i dunno
[07:47] <troopperi> yaris123456789: at console type ls -l
[07:47] <dthacker> lotharn: are you trying to use a linux print queue to print this?
[07:47] <neil_d> computer13137: gparted shows /dev/sda (my main drive) only.
[07:48] <lotharn> yeah
[07:48] <lotharn> cups
[07:48] <zenxr> yo :o
[07:48] <lotharn> dthacker, lpr works on all other files
[07:48] <dthacker> lotharn, run it through dos2unix to strip off the extra LF
[07:48] <dthacker> !dos2unix
[07:49] <G_A_C> lotharn, sudo aptitude install tofrodos and then run dos2unix
[07:49] <yaris123456789> how do i chown /var//local/mysql to root ???
[07:49] <G_A_C> that'll strip out your ^Ms
[07:49] <troopperi> !chmod
[07:49] <dthacker> !tofrodos
[07:49] <tiyowan> neil_d: Do you see it when you run "sudo fdisk -l"?
[07:49] <lotharn> cool
[07:49] <neil_d> yaris123456789: you need to use 'sudo chown root:root <directory>'
[07:50] <lotharn> going to get some smokes. bbinab
[07:50] <yaris123456789> neil_d: thanks
[07:51] <yaris123456789> damn it i did sudo chown root:root mysql. but when i go to create database it still wont let me
[07:52] <rags> how to get the amount of data transfered thru an ssh connection?..I need this cause of Unison. The unison logs don't provide this info.
[07:53] <neil_d> computer13137: http://pastebin.com/m30b4a6aa
[07:53] <neil_d> computer13137: oops not for you
[07:53] <neil_d> tiyowan: http://pastebin.com/m30b4a6aa
[07:53] <furtwed> Hi - What shell command could I use to get and install the latest and most current version of Wine for Intrepid ? ?
[07:54] <binarycodes> sudo apt-get install wine
[07:54] <furtwed> binarycodes, That simple huh?
[07:54] <furtwed> binarycodes,  THanks
[07:54] <binarycodes> np
[07:54] <SunmanXII> Hello, im having a problem with my sound - either the sound on firefox works, or on other programs (depending on what i start first) but never both. Help?
[07:54] <tiyowan> neil_d: Okay...hmm...just what exactly do you see your pendrive as under the Places menu?
[07:55] <ilius> w32codec
[07:55] <neil_d> tiyowan: "8.0 GB Media"
[07:56] <tiyowan> neil_d: And what is the exact msg you get when you click on it?
[07:56] <neil_d> tiyowan: nothing, zip, no message at all, and no mount.
[07:56] <tiyowan> neil_d: pastebin lsusb
[07:57] <tiyowan> neil_d: lsusb -v
[07:57] <SunmanXII> can anyone help me with my sound problem?
[07:57] <twity> hy
[07:58] <pudidis> Hello! Would anyone please help me? I'm having trouble starting Windows XP after installing Ubuntu 8.04 on Dual boot.
[07:59] <zortec> pudidis: If you ask the question, someone will most likely help you out
[07:59] <tiyowan> pudidis: What seems to be the exact problem?
[07:59] <VanRoy> hello
[08:00] <yaris123456789> hey guys how do i split a text file into several txt files ? theres a string on each new line.
[08:00] <pudidis> tiyowan: Well, when I start my computer I get taken to GRUB, and when I choose to go into Windows, it gets stuck on "Starting up"
[08:00] <Myrtti> yaris123456789: "split"
[08:00] <pertylover> Hello, I the first time on this chat. Write to personal messages, we will communicate
[08:01] <Myrtti> !pm | pertylover
[08:01] <tiyowan> pudidis: If you see "Starting up...", then it is a Windows problem. Are you using XP?
[08:02] <Myrtti> !ru | pertylover
[08:03] <darkdelusions> Anyone have any clues to why my speakers wont mute when I plug in my headset i have added options snd-hda-intel model=laptop to the alsa-base but and restarted X and still a no go
[08:03] <tiyowan> Whoa! Something wrong with ubottu?
[08:03] <Myrtti> tiyowan: huh?
[08:03] <neil_d> tiyowan: lsusb -- "Bus 005 Device 003: ID 03f0:3217 Hewlett-Packard"
[08:03] <pudidis> tiyowan: That's correct. It was working without a problem until I installed Ubuntu. I used the following guide: (http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_windows_xp_and_linux_xp_installed_first.htm), with first defragging my drive, and the installation went without a problem.
[08:03] <SunmanXII> please? can anyone help me wth my sound issue?
[08:04] <tiyowan> Myrtti: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186298/
[08:04] <linuxguy2009> Anyone have any experience with Americas Army 2.5 for Linux and if there are bots in it for single player gameplay or some kind of addon to get bots?
[08:04] <tiyowan> neil_d: Is that the only line you see?
[08:04] <tiyowan> pudidis: One moment, please - let me check that out.
[08:04] <Myrtti> tiyowan: it's you that's got it broken
[08:05] <pudidis> tiyowan: Thanks.
[08:05] <neil_d> tiyowan: no there are about 8
[08:05] <Myrtti> tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186299/
[08:05] <NeoTubNinja> SunmanXII: is the problem with flash sound specifically?
[08:05] <finlay> 	All good
[08:05] <disappearedng> Hey weirdest thing: I try to do a ulimit -n 50000, then it says I need root privileges, then when I type in my password it says command not found ulimit\
[08:05] <swiftarrow> I all, I have a very big problem: five minutes ago, all the shortcuts in the sidebar of thunar just upped and dissapeared.  The firefox wasn't submitting forms (epiphany was) so I restarted firefox.  All my bookmarks dissapeared.  I restarted.  Now i can add a shortcut to the sidebar in thunar, and it dissapears one second later.  I think some malware may be running? HELP!!!
[08:05] <Ducas> Good evening! I have a friend who's having wireless network connectivity issues, and I'm trying to help her over SSH, but it's not going well. any attempt to configure eth1 (wireless) with iwconfig results in "SET failed on device eth1 ; Operation not permitted.
[08:05] <Ducas> does anyone know what might be locking it up?
[08:05] <dman777> anyone use a macbook here?
[08:05] <lstarnes> swiftarrow: that doesn't look like malware
[08:06] <Myrtti> swiftarrow: calm down
[08:06] <finlay> Well we have a very good forum for the exchange of Chinese hackers Oh technology.
[08:06] <lstarnes> swiftarrow: that looks more like a bug, permissions error, or bad setting
[08:06] <tiyowan> Myrtti: Ah ok. :) irssi lang. not configured properly.
[08:06] <finlay> What we do in the busy
[08:06] <tiyowan> neil_d: Can you past the entire output of lsbusb -v to paste.ubuntu.com and post the link here, please?
[08:06] <swiftarrow> lstarnes, this has been running fine for a long time - 8.10.  just today it's doing this.
[08:06] <Myrtti> finlay: this is Ubuntu support channel
[08:06] <neil_d> tiyowan: ok
[08:06] <Myrtti> finlay: *NOT* general chat and promotion forum
[08:07] <swiftarrow> lstarnes, any way to fix this?  where have my bookmarks gone?
[08:07] <swiftarrow> lstarnes, am i going to get any more surprises? is my data going to go phooey?
[08:07] <finlay> 	Yes, I now in China
[08:07] <tiyowan> neil_d: Do you have a Windows XP CD nearby>?
[08:08] <Myrtti> !cn | finlay
[08:08] <swiftarrow> lstarnes, another thing that disapeared was a custom launcher on the taskbar.
[08:08] <swiftarrow> dissapeared over the restart.
[08:08] <NeoTubNinja> when you install apache is .htaccess file not read by default when you run pages with localhost?
[08:08] <baobao> is there tool for watching dvd while dling, like funshion
[08:08] <Myrtti> NeoTubNinja: of course not
[08:09] <finlay> ubottu   	TU I like people and foreign friends
[08:09] <Myrtti> finlay: THIS IS NOT A CHAT CHANNEL
[08:09] <tiyowan> !ot | finlay
[08:09] <neil_d> tiyowan: yes I have a CD here.
[08:09] <finlay> 	I have in learning English is not so good
[08:09] <Myrtti> finlay: then use chinese channels, #ubuntu-cn
[08:10] <lotharn> back looking for dos2unix
[08:10] <tiyowan> neil_d: Sorry. That questionw was for pudidis.
[08:10] <lotharn> f
[08:10] <dsdeiz> ⅔
[08:11] <pudidis> tiyowan: Ah, I thought so. I should, yes.
[08:11] <tiyowan> pudidis: I finished going through that link. Can you please pastebin the results of "sudo fdisk -l" to paste.ubuntu.com and post the link?
[08:11] <neil_d> tiyowan: the link is http://pastebin.com/dd10dd26
[08:11] <SunmanXII> NeoTubNinja: no. i think its with anything i do in firefox
[08:11] <pudidis> tiyowan: Sure, I'll give that a try. Thanks.
[08:12] <finlay> YES
[08:12] <baobao> is there tool for watching dvd while dling, like funshion and qvod in windows?
[08:12] <Myrtti> !away > jozen
[08:12] <NeoTubNinja> SunmanXII: hmmm, my problem was flash in general because i normally didnt use sound for anything other than flash videos
[08:13] <Niels_> Hi there!Has anyone experience with KVM?
[08:13] <tiyowan> neil_d: Which model pendrive is this again?
[08:13] <jozen> myt, what do you meand? i did not send any awaymsgs
[08:13] <NeoTubNinja> SunmanXII: and i solved that by: apt-get install libflashsupport
[08:13] <Ducas> Are there any iwconfig/ifconfig gurus in the house?
[08:13] <finlay> 	There has been some discussion of the channel you hackers
[08:13] <jozen> @Myrtti: i didn't send any ?!
[08:13] <neil_d> tiyowan: "Hewlett-Packard" -- the first one listed.
[08:13] <Myrtti> jozen: nickspam
[08:13] <Myrtti> jozen: moving on
[08:14] <tiyowan> finlay: Please talk about general topics in #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:14] <Ducas> Niels_: I have some basic KVM knowledge. What's up?
[08:14] <SunmanXII> NeoTubNinja: I have that installed already. However, thats not my issue - i can view flash sound anod other sound but if i have one playing the other will not
[08:14] <Myrtti> finlay: you will be removed from the channel soon because you are not discussing ubuntu support stuff.
[08:14] <tiyowan> neil_d: It's an HP pendrive?
[08:15] <jozen> @Myrtti: sry i didn
[08:15] <jozen> 't know
[08:15] <neil_d> tiyowan: The only other thing listed is the scanner, so it must have a HP chip in the pendrive.
[08:15] <pudidis> tiyowan: Sorry, I'm unfamiliar with the system. I should give you the link on paste.ubuntu.com, correct?
[08:15] <Myrtti> jozen: just a friendly reminder
[08:15] <jozen> thanks
[08:16] <baobao> is there tool for watching dvd while dling, like funshion and qvod in windows?
[08:16] <dman777> anyone use a macbook here?
[08:16] <tiyowan> neil_d: Well...there seems to be a problem. Because according to the results of lsusb -v, it's detecting it as a printer.
[08:16] <Niels_> Ducas: Well, on Saturday I could launch via VNC the setup of win2008Server. Which I than had to abort, as I hadn't had the license key with me. This morning I wanted to start it again, but no I get the message that the bootmnanager is  missing
[08:16] <disappearedng> Hey how do I set ulimit to 20000 ?
[08:16] <tiyowan> pudidis: Yep. Just "sudo fdisk -l" then paste the results into the textbox in paste.ubuntu.com, then click on paste it, and post the link to that page here.
[08:17] <NeoTubNinja> SunmanXII: well that was my problem as well. If i was watching something in vlc and then tried to watch say Hulu, I wouldn't get any sound
[08:17] <tiyowan> neil_d: Do you have an HP printer attached to the machine?
[08:17] <neil_d> tiyowan: on stupid me, I forgot about the printer, so it not detecting it at all.
[08:17] <Ducas> Niels_: What are you connecting to from what?
[08:17] <NeoTubNinja> SunmanXII: and vice versa until I logged out or restarted
[08:18] <tiyowan> neil_d: Yeah...
[08:18] <neil_d> tiyowan: so where that item in the places menu coming from I wonder.
[08:18] <pudidis> tiyowan: Gotcha. Here goes (http://paste.ubuntu.com/186304/)
[08:19] <lotharn> dthacker, still no luck
[08:19] <lotharn> it did not parse it
[08:19] <tiyowan> pudidis: Thx. One moment.
[08:19] <Ducas> Good evening! I have a friend who's having wireless network connectivity issues, and I'm trying to help her over SSH, but it's not going well. any attempt to configure eth1 (wireless) with iwconfig results in "SET failed on device eth1 ; Operation not permitted." It does it when I try to set essid, key, whatever, whether eth1 is commanded to be up or down.
[08:19] <pudidis> tiyowan: Highly appreciate the help.
[08:20] <Ducas> Niels_: Are we talking about KVM or VNC?
[08:20] <Niels_> Ducas: I m connecting with ssh to the server which is a Jaunty Server and then I start the Install process with: kvm -usbdevice tabet -m 750 -cdrom /dev/cdrom -boot d volumelabel.img -vnc 0:0
[08:21] <Ducas> Niels_: I'm afraid that's beyond me, sorry
[08:21] <swiftarrow> how can I kill a process?
[08:21] <Niels_> Once that started I open TightVNC and I connect to QEMU/KVM and there I see the QEMU screen telling me that the Bootmanager is missing
[08:22] <_nix_> swiftarrow: kill -15 <process id> to tell it to go away. kill -9 <process id> to stab it right in the face.
[08:22] <geirha> swiftarrow: System -> Administration -> System Monitor -> Processes tab
[08:22] <jozen> hey all, i have a problem with the new ubuntu 9.04 netbook remix.. i installed it on my akoya mini netbook and it worked just fine.. after smoke time every time when i try to "a wake" my pc from sleeping.. its booting um showing me the message "waking up" .. then it takes some time.. the screen turns black and nothing happends
[08:23] <Severian> Howdy.  Does anyone here have an Ubuntu One account and would you send me an invite?
[08:23] <neil_d> swiftarrow: use "ps -A | grep 'xyz'" to find the process, then "kill <number>" or you can use "pkill <name>"
[08:26] <finlay> helii
[08:26] <jozen> hey :/
[08:27] <Mooms> hi
[08:27] <finlay> 	Channel of China is not fun........
[08:27] <dsdeiz> when the font is in the list when doing xfontsel, it means the font is installed correctly right?
[08:27] <tiyowan> pudidis: Everything seems to be all right in terms of the partitions. I'd recommend that you put in the Windows XP CD, go the recovery mode, and then type chkdsk -r c: to fix any disk errors that might be present. After that's finished (it's going to take a long time), try booting into Windows XP again.
[08:27] <finlay> 	I prefer here.....
[08:27] <alanbell> Severian: try on #ubuntuone
[08:28] <disappearedng> How do I change the ulimit of my python script so that my script can open 10,000 files ?
[08:28] <Myrtti> finlay: did you have Ubuntu *SUPPORT* questions?
[08:29] <pudidis> tiyowan: Thank you very much. I have two questions though. First, can I use any windows xp CD? I think I have media center edition. And second: I have a partition on the disk that's called PC Recovery Mode. Can I use that?
[08:29] <Myrtti> finlay: everything else, #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:29] <Severian> alanbell, Thanks.  I did not realize they had a channel.
[08:29] <dsdeiz> anyone?
[08:29] <matrixblue> dsdeiz, what's the problem?
[08:30] <tiyowan> pudidis: No problems. Don't use the recovery partition, because that will reset your hard disk to the way it was when it came from the vendor. As in, it'll wipe out Ubuntu and restore Windows XP completely. I don't think you should have any problems using the Media Center disc.
[08:30] <dman777> anyone use a macbook?
[08:30] <dsdeiz> uhm, just wanted to know how am i to use the font that was in the list in xfontsel
[08:30] <dsdeiz> i wanted to change my font in xterm
[08:31] <pudidis> tiyowan: Fantastic, I'll give it a shot then. Thanks a lot for your help. I'll try to look for the original disc
[08:31] <finlay> 	Room hackjllm have added channels to Oh
[08:31] <Mooms> Anyone know a good how to for vyatta configuration?
[08:31] <dsdeiz> xterm kept on saying that it is unable to open the font and switches back to "fixed"
[08:31] <tiyowan> pudidis: No problem - if chkdsk doesn't fix things for you, pop back in anytime.
[08:31] <dsdeiz> which is the default font i think
[08:31] <lotharn> anyone wanna help me troubleshoot dosemu
[08:32] <lotharn> ?
[08:32] <tiyowan> neil_d: Sorry for the delay. So about this pendrive...what brand is it?
[08:32] <pudidis> tiyowan: Sorry, I meant that I have Media Center installed, but it shouldn't make a difference what boot disk I use, right? As long as I can go into "recovery mode", correct?
[08:32] <lvlefisto> is there a shell command to log out from the current session?
[08:32] <matrixblue> dsdeiz, does this happen with just that font or have you tried other as well?
[08:32] <tiyowan> pudidis: That's right. As long as you can get into recovery mode and use chkdsk, it'll be fine.
[08:32] <neil_d> tiyowan: dont know, I havent ever seen it.
[08:32] <lucas2> hey. Does anybody know how I can find out if my ubuntu version is 32bit or 64bit?
[08:32] <dsdeiz> i've tried others as well
[08:32] <lvlefisto> i mean the current X session?
[08:33] <lstarnes> lucas2: uname -m
[08:33] <pudidis> tiyowan: Thanks, I'll give it a try now.
[08:33] <lucas2> lstarness: thanks.    it says i686    that's 32 bit right?
[08:33] <lstarnes> lucas2: ues
[08:33] <lstarnes> *yes
[08:33] <lucas2> bummer.
[08:33] <Newbie-> Hi, I am back again!
[08:33] <Newbie-> I want to know, how can I install Compiz Setting Manager.
[08:34] <Titan8990> !ccsm | newbie
[08:34] <Titan8990> Newbie-, same way you should install everything
[08:34] <Titan8990> !synaptic | Newbie-
[08:34] <dsdeiz> !apt-get
[08:34] <Titan8990> !apt | Newbie-
[08:34] <dsdeiz> oh, just apt hehe
[08:34] <Newbie-> ok
[08:34] <dsdeiz> !commands
[08:34] <Titan8990> dsdeiz, both work, aptitude will also work
[08:34] <theoriginal73> buongiorno
[08:35] <matrixblue> Newbie, Applications > Add/Remove is the easiest way
[08:35] <theoriginal73> chi mi legge
[08:35] <Myrtti> !it | theoriginal73
[08:35] <dsdeiz> oh, what i mean is that it's "apt" only and not "apt-get" hehe
[08:35] <concerta> hy_guys
[08:35] <theoriginal73> ok
[08:35] <dsdeiz> !ph | dsdeiz
[08:35] <theoriginal73> su che canale  parlo in italiano
[08:36] <lvlefisto> !it | theoriginal73
[08:36] <finlay> http://www.hackjllm.cn
[08:36] <dsdeiz> it sent me a private message
[08:36] <dsdeiz> oh mehn
[08:36] <Myrtti> finlay: NO SPAM
[08:37] <Newbie-> I couldn't find compizconfig-settings-manager in synaptic
[08:37] <finlay> YES
[08:37] <indus> Newbie-: its there search again
[08:37] <tiyowan> neil_d: Can you try clicking on it in Places, then going to a terminal and pastebinning the results of dmesg?
[08:37] <lotharn> top
[08:37] <klem_> hi
[08:37] <lotharn> crap
[08:37] <Myrtti> finlay: you will be removed again if you misbehave
[08:37] <lotharn> anyone around from the old dos days?
[08:38] <Newbie-> Sorry, I couldn't find compizconfig-settings-manager
[08:38] <Newbie-> is there any command apt-get compizconfig-settings-manager
[08:38] <arand> Newbie-: a quick search for "compiz" should bring it up...
[08:38] <Myrtti> Newbie-: sudo aptitude install ...
[08:38] <indus> Newbie-: just search for compiz in synaptic
[08:38] <dsdeiz> apg-get install
[08:38] <matrixblue> Newbie, sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[08:38] <indus> Newbie-: then scroll down
[08:39] <lotharn> thank  god
[08:39] <Myrtti> !tab | matrixblue
[08:39] <xarvh> Hi everyone!!! Any suggestion for a subnotebook that runs well with ubuntu?
[08:39] <G_A_C> Newbie-, I think it used to be just ccsm from a command line?
[08:39] <neil_d> tiyowan: give me a sec.
[08:39] <kazper> Who know, who are maked first IRC application?
[08:39] <lotharn> xarvh, everything runs ubuntu
[08:39] <Myrtti> kazper: probably Oikarinen himself. that's offtopic though
[08:39] <Newbie-> matrixblue: thanks.
[08:40] <theoriginal73> chi mi aiuta
[08:40] <indus> xarvh: asus ee pc maybe
[08:40] <Myrtti> !english | theoriginal73
[08:40] <lotharn> xarvh, all will fall under the great hand of canon
[08:40] <xarvh> lotharn: canon? oO
[08:40] <theoriginal73> non so inglese
[08:40] <Myrtti> !it | theoriginal73
[08:40] <xarvh> theoriginal73: scrivi /join #ubuntu-it
[08:40] <theoriginal73> si
[08:41] <rakhman> napy
[08:41] <lotharn> xarvh, and you too will prostrate yourself to the lenovo line.
[08:42] <lotharn> xarvh, for thee are guided in the ways of the linux.
[08:42] <xarvh> lotharn: ahah, ok, I'll check that
[08:42] <lotharn> xarvh, and lo, do see the wisdom of enterprise compatibility
[08:42] <balleyne> how can I upgrade from feisty to hardy (whether or not i have to upgrade to gutsy in between)? seems like repos are down since no longer supposed, do-release-upgrade fails
[08:42] <Myrtti> !upgrade | balleyne
[08:43] <matrixblue> balleyne, you have to upgrade to gutsy first. I'd just backup and do a reinstall
[08:43] <Mooms> anyone got knowledge about Vyatta distrib?
[08:43] <lotharn> xarvh, for support is the forbear of trust. and trust the forbear of business, and business the forbear of work, and work the forbear of love.
[08:44] <G_A_C> Mooms, I've used Vyatta a little bit (version 3 I think it was)
[08:44] <raghu125coorg> Mooms, I tried once, but shorewall is still the winner
[08:44] <tiyowan> balleyne: Skipping upgrades is discouraged.
[08:44] <balleyne> Myrtti, matrixblue: thanks, may try an EOL upgrade
[08:44] <Abracadabra> good morning
[08:44] <lotharn> xarvh, so it is inscribed that you shall purchase a lenovo umpc and love it, as it doth also submit to ubuntu.
[08:44] <yaris123456789> ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost'   why do i get that ?
[08:45] <bluegoon> Hey guys, anybody know anything about Thunderbird's addon; Lightning
[08:45] <bluegoon> ?
[08:45] <pudidis> tiyowan: Okay, I just tried it. Unfortunately, I'm told "The volume appears to contain one or more unrecoverable problems." Is there anything I can do to save this installation of windows?
[08:45] <Newbie-> I have downloaded a emerald theme, but when I am dragging and dropping it on theme window it says not a valid theme.
[08:45] <Myrtti> !elaborate | yaris123456789
[08:45] <michaP> test
[08:45] <lotharn> yaris123456789, cause youre a tool
[08:45] <adi1> hi all. is there any plugin or something to download what you hear on radio or magnatune from rhythmbox??
[08:45] <Titan8990> yaris123456789, we supposed to guess what you were doing?
[08:45] <Mooms> raghu125coorg:   really? shorewall?
[08:45] <Myrtti> lotharn: mind your manners
[08:45] <G_A_C> yaris123456789: MySQL error, yeah? You probably either have the password wrong, or not specified, or access grants set wrong
[08:45] <G_A_C> there's no way of us iknowing though
[08:45] <G_A_C> since your question is too vague
[08:46] <Newbie-> My theme is not working.
[08:46] <sree45> how to make a c++ script run on startup
[08:46] <tiyowan> pudidis: Yikes...hmmm. Okay, just hang on a moment.
[08:46] <lotharn> i'm drunk
[08:46] <matrixblue> Newbie-, you are using the emerald theme manager and not the regular one right?
[08:46] <lotharn> sorry
[08:46] <Mooms> G_A_C:  i need to use vyatta v5 as a dhcp dns and ids but i didn't found any good how to on the web
[08:46] <pudidis> tiyowan: Thanks a lot.
[08:46] <lotharn> anyone\ want to help me out with my dos codepage printing problem?
[08:46] <Newbie-> No Manager, Normal Way, Right click Background ... Tab Themes
[08:46] <theoriginal73> mi date il link per parlare in italiano
[08:46] <adi1> i need to download this band from magnatune...and put it on my mp3 player
[08:47] <tiyowan> !it | theoriginal73
[08:47] <Myrtti> lotharn: not an excuse
[08:47] <mobi-sheep> !emerald | Newbie-
[08:47] <adi1> so i was wondering if there is something to download from magnatune
[08:47] <matrixblue> Newbie-, you have to install emerald
[08:47] <G_A_C> Mooms: I'm afraid I can't help, I played with Vyatta very briefly as a router, but I already provide DHCP and DNS services elsewhere on the network, I just tested Vyatta as an interconnect
[08:47] <theoriginal73> mi dice  server non valido
[08:47] <lotharn> Myrtti, amusing as it is do you know how i can print from a program from 1989?
[08:47] <sree45> how to make a c++ script run on startup
[08:48] <Newbie-> matrixblue: No. Not sure!
[08:48] <xarvh> theoriginal73: come sei entrato in quetso canale?
[08:48] <matrixblue> Newbie-, sudo apt-get install emerald
[08:48] <Newbie-> matrixblue: ok!
[08:48] <theoriginal73> dallalista dei server di xchat
[08:48] <bluegoon> Guys, in Thunderbird, in Jaunty, my Lightning addon's New Tasks is transperant, i cant click either New Event, New Tasks etc, its all transperant, any clues?  Sorry if this isnt too linux related, just hoping someone might be able to help...
[08:49] <Mooms> G_A_C: Ah oki, thanks anyways, i will continue my shearchs over google i guess
[08:49] <matrixblue> Newbie-, when it's installed the Emerald theme manager will appear in the Preferences Menu
[08:49] <lotharn> Myrtti, and as a sysadmin, someone handing one a  comment from some app without context is sort of pointless.
[08:49] <G_A_C> Mooms: good luck, hope you find the information you're looking for :)
[08:49] <xarvh> theoriginal73: ok, vedi se invece di connetterti ad #ubuntu riesci a connetterti ad #ubuntu-it
[08:49] <matrixblue> and your theme then run emerald --replace
[08:49] <tiyowan> pudidis: Okay, do you hear any clicking or whirring noises coming from your hard drive?
[08:49] <tarskial> whats up linux geeks
[08:49] <Newbie-> gotcha!
[08:49] <lotharn> hmm?
[08:49] <Myrtti> lotharn: no, I don't know how to print from such an app
[08:50] <pudidis> tiyowan: Hm, not any particular ones. Should I be listening when attemtping to start up windows?
[08:50] <Newbie-> matrixblue: I have importe theme in its Manager how to apply?
[08:50] <raghu125coorg> Mooms, http://www.vyatta.org/documentation ...may help you
[08:50] <Myrtti> !hi | tarskial
[08:50] <Clouse> I think I worked it all out, thanks guys ans gals and sorry for all the questions
[08:50] <tiyowan> pudidis: Not really - it's a fairly constant noise. I'm worried because unrecoverable errors in chkdsk are usually a sign of impending hard drive failure. Can you access the file you've got stored on your windows partition from Ubuntu?
[08:51] <yaris123456789> Host 'asdf' is not allowed to connect to this MySQL server
[08:51] <yaris123456789> i checked that its listening
[08:51] <lotharn> anyone available for one on one hot and heavy sweaty dos trobleshooting?
[08:51] <yaris123456789> also resetted mysql and apache
[08:51] <matrixblue> Newbie-, alt +f2 then emerald --replace
[08:51] <yaris123456789> edited mysql.user to accept all domains
[08:51] <yaris123456789> im stumped
[08:51] <pudidis> tiyowan: I can open the partition, yes, without a problem. I'll try now to log into Ubuntu and see if I can open files and such.
[08:52] <ikonia> yaris123456789: did you do a fllush privilges
[08:52] <matrixblue> Newbie-, you have to add that emerald --replace command to the window decorator in Compiz Manager to use emerald by default
[08:52] <tarskial> what's the best programming language, let's start the flame wars!
[08:52] <lotharn> Myrtti, how about you?
[08:52] <ikonia> lotharn: DOS as in the OS or denial of service ?
[08:52] <lotharn> os
[08:52] <ikonia> lotharn: nothing to do with this channel, please don't ask
[08:52] <lotharn> or the other if you prefer
[08:52] <Mooms> raghu125coorg: thanks you man i been on that website alredy but ty tough
[08:52] <ikonia> lotharn: this channel is for ubuntu support only - pleae keep to that topic
[08:53] <tarskial> ikonia, DOS is an OS, DoS is denial of service
[08:53] <Newbie-> done.
[08:53] <Newbie-> but the wallpapers not changed
[08:53] <ikonia> tarskial: I'm well aware of what they are, I'm asking for clarification to the question
[08:53] <pudidis> tiyowan: Could the problem be perhaps that I was using a Windows xp Professional CD on an xp media center edition installation?
[08:53] <lotharn> ikonia, this is in regards to dos2unix
[08:53] <matrixblue> Newbie-, you have to change the wallpaper yourself. Emerald is just a window decorator
[08:53] <lotharn> ikonia, and the dosemu package
[08:53] <ikonia> lotharn: what is the question then ?
[08:54] <Newbie-> Hmm.. So I have to download wallpaper and change my self the wallpaper i saw in Theme was just a cool screen shot and nothing else.
[08:54] <Titan8990> pudidis, windows is very picky about discs and types
[08:54] <tiyowan> pudidis: I really don't think so. chkdsk is a program that doesn't care about the different editions of windows. It analyzes the hard drive on a lower-level for errors.
[08:54] <Titan8990> pudidis, oh, for chkdsk from recovery console, no
[08:54] <lotharn> ikonia, i have a file that is filled with ^Ms that is preventing printing
[08:54] <matrixblue> Newbie-, seems so
[08:54] <ikonia> lotharn: ok, so dos2unix will remove that
[08:55] <sree45> how to make c++ script run in start up
[08:55] <ikonia> sree45: c++ is not a script
[08:55] <lotharn> ikonia, this is not the case.
[08:55] <pudidis> tiyowan: Hm, I figured. Well, I'll try to access the partition now.
[08:55] <finlay> http://www.hackjllm.cn
[08:55] <pudidis> Thanks, Titan8990.
[08:55] <dsdeiz> i already installed console-terminus how come it isn't being listed in xfontsel? :(
[08:55] <yaris123456789> ikonia: flush privleges ?
[08:55] <lotharn> ikonia, this is not the case.
[08:55] <sree45> some thing atleast a python script
[08:55] <yaris123456789> ikonia: how do i do that ?
[08:55] <ikonia> yaris123456789: from the mysql prompt "flush privileges"
[08:55] <Niels_> Has anyone got an idea how to install VBox on a Jaunty Server ?
[08:55] <Newbie-> Now, I want to change the Start bar "Applications, Places, System"
[08:55] <tiyowan> pudidis: It looks like you installed Ubuntu at a good time, actually. Because I'd recommend using Ubuntu to back up all the important data from your Windows partition as soon as possible.
[08:56] <yaris123456789> whats with the ban ?
[08:56] <Myrtti> yaris123456789: is it any of your business? move on
[08:56] <matrixblue> Newbie-, what exact you wanna do to it?
[08:56] <dsdeiz> i already installed console-terminus how come it isn't being listed in xfontsel? :(
[08:56] <lotharn> ikonia, as far as dos2unix is concerned the file passes through it transparently
[08:56] <ikonia> lotharn: what synatax are you using ?
[08:56] <yaris123456789> Myrtti: chill out man ;D
[08:56] <dsdeiz> anyone again? hehehe
[08:56] <Myrtti> yaris123456789: ENOPARSE. move on
[08:57] <lotharn> ikonia, -a
[08:57] <ikonia> lotharn: please show me the exact command you're using ?
[08:57] <tiyowan> pudidis: And then, if you're comfortable with it, I'd have you burn something like the Ultimate Boot CD to a disc and then using one of the tools to do a thorough hard drive fitness check.
[08:57] <lotharn> fromdos -a file
[08:57] <yaris123456789> Myrtti: okay :)
[08:57] <pudidis> tiyowan Okay, so it looks like my hdd is dying, huh?
[08:57] <Myrtti> tiyowan: smartmontools
[08:57] <ikonia> lotharn: fromdos is nothing to do with dos2unix
[08:57] <pudidis> tiyowan That's odd. Maybe it didn't like the defrag I did on it yesterday.
[08:57] <lotharn> yeah its a wrapper
[08:57] <Myrtti> !info smartmontools | tiyowan, pudidis
[08:57] <yaris123456789> alright i flushed privs
[08:57] <tiyowan> pudidis: I'm afraid so. Hang on - brb.
[08:57] <yaris123456789> hope it works
[08:58] <pudidis> tiyowan: Sure, thanks again.
[08:58] <ikonia> lotharn: there is no need for a wrapper - it's a straight command
[08:58] <lotharn> tofromdos is the ubuntu
[08:58] <yaris123456789> damn it! it still wont let me connect.host is not allowed to connect to mysql
[08:58] <ikonia> lotharn: just use dos2unix
[08:58] <ikonia> yaris123456789: what grant command did you use ?
[08:58] <lotharn> ikonia, trying
[08:58] <tiyowan> pudidis: I'll be back in fifteen minutes. Hang on, please.
[08:59] <ikonia> lotharn: cat file | sed 's/
[08:59] <ikonia> lotharn: oops
[08:59] <elena09> hi
[08:59] <pudidis> tiyowan No problem
[08:59] <gs94> hello, I clicked Install Inside Windows in  the ubuntu CD and it still downloaded an ISO because the CD is corrupted. Can anybody tell me where is that iso ?
[08:59] <ikonia> lotharn: cat file | sed 's/(crtl+v)//g' >file.out
[08:59] <lotharn> really?
[08:59] <yaris123456789> ikonia: great now i am locked out of phpmyadmin
[08:59] <ikonia> lotharn: yes
[08:59] <elena09> how can I set rezolution to 1280x800 at 60Hz in Ubuntu 9.04?
[09:00] <lotharn> fun
[09:00] <ikonia> yaris123456789: sounds like you've messed up your permissions, what grant command did you use
[09:00] <yaris123456789> argh just friking great.....can't even get phpmyadmin running
[09:00] <yaris123456789> ikonia: grant all priveleges
[09:00] <ikonia> yaris123456789: please show me the exact grant command
[09:00] <yaris123456789> hold on
[09:00] <lotharn> how do i slip that into the print spool
[09:01] <ikonia> lotharn: you don't - a print spooler does not execute scripts
[09:01] <lotharn> ikonia, its got to go somewhere.
[09:01] <Newbie-> I downloaded a Compiz theme from gnome look, how can i install it?
[09:01] <flintwingel> elena09: Menu->System->Preferences->Display or xrandr on the command line
[09:01] <matrixblue> elena09, System > Preferences > Display
[09:01] <lotharn> prolly the dosemu conf
[09:01] <yaris123456789> ikonia: okay i can't even know it because i can't access mysql from shell
[09:01] <lotharn> ikonia, brb smokinh
[09:01] <yaris123456789> i deleted some users
[09:01] <yaris123456789> and now i can't login
[09:02] <ikonia> yaris123456789: what command are you using to access the mysql shell
[09:02] <ikonia> yaris123456789: ahh you deleted users, there will be the problem
[09:02] <yaris123456789> mysql -u root -p
[09:02] <matrixblue> Newbie-, compiz theme?
[09:02] <ikonia> yaris123456789: mysql -u root -h localhost -p
[09:02] <ikonia> try that
[09:02] <yaris123456789> can't connect
[09:02] <yaris123456789> i submitted a ticket....
[09:02] <ikonia> yaris123456789: first of all - is mqsql still running
[09:03] <ikonia> yaris123456789: submitted a ticket to what/where ?
[09:03] <yaris123456789> host
[09:03] <Newbie-> matrixblue: yes, from gnome look, Compiz Section!
[09:03] <Newbie-> check.
[09:03] <elena09> I'm just now reinstalling Ubuntu on my Fujitsu Siemens bloody laptop because the screen got frozen after restarting. ATI Mobility HD 3450 card Radeon
[09:03] <matrixblue> Newbie-, post the link to the page so I know exactly what you mean
[09:03] <yaris123456789> ikonia: mysqld runnig
[09:03] <tiyowan> pudidis: Back. Yes, so can you access that partition from Windows>
[09:03] <elena09> I chose Safe Graphics mode with F4
[09:03] <ikonia> yaris123456789: ok so what is your machine's hostname ?
[09:04] <yaris123456789> server1
[09:04] <Knirgh> Hey all, i'm having some troubles with restoring grub after a windows installation, i'm currently on a liveCD, and this is my result so far: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186333/
[09:04] <ikonia> yaris123456789: try mysql -u root -h server1 -p
[09:04] <pudidis> tiyowan From Ubuntu, I can. I took a few files from it too, to test.
[09:04] <stevecam> is it possible to copy the instalation files onto a hard drive, so i can run the setup on another computer without a cdrom or usb stick
[09:05] <tiyowan> pudidis: That's certainly good news. All right, do you have an external drive handy?
[09:05] <yaris123456789> ikonia: it just hangs
[09:05] <Newbie-> matrixblue: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Terminator+Salvation+Theme?content=105941
[09:05] <ikonia> define just hangs - never comes back from the command prompt ?
[09:05] <pudidis> tiyowan: Just a sec, I need to see.
[09:05] <daniele> server irc.oltreirc.net
[09:05] <yaris123456789> ikonia: right after i enter password. cursor just blinks
[09:05] <matrixblue> elena09, try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[09:06] <lstarnes> .22
[09:06] <lstarnes> oops
[09:06] <ikonia> yaris123456789: Hmmmm I wonder if your name resolution is a problem also
[09:06] <pudidis> tiyowan: yes, I have one. Does it need to fit the whole partition or just the files I want?
[09:06] <ikonia> yaris123456789: looks like you may have to put mysql into recovery mode and reset the permissions correctly
[09:07] <tiyowan> pudidis: I'd get all the important files, you know. Documents, pictures, etc.
[09:07] <lotharn> ikonia, back
[09:07] <pudidis> tiyowan: Sure. Fortunately most of those are already backed up onto an external.
[09:08] <matrixblue> Newbie-, cool theme. No idea how to install a compiz theme though, sorry
[09:08] <ikonia> lotharn: ok
[09:08] <Newbie-> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/i-winwrap+(Animated+Desktop+Script)?content=104823
[09:08] <elena09> matrixblue: I am reinstalling it from Live CD just now. After that I'll try to set the native rezolution according to specifications. I don't understand, your command, where should I type it if the screen will be frozen?
[09:09] <yaris123456789> *facepalm
[09:09] <matrixblue> elena09, I misunderstood
[09:09] <pudidis> tiyowan Should I then reinstall Windows? Or use the backup partition?
[09:09] <tiyowan> pudidis: That's very good. :) Just copy the rest of the important stuff over, and then we'll see what to do next. At this point, I'd use Ultimate Boot CD to do the diagnostic tests - but Myrtti's pointed out the smartmontools package. Unfortunately, I don't have any experience with that, but if you've got some time on your hands, we could get that setup and use that to scan the hard drive.
[09:10] <alex_> run
[09:10] <tiyowan> pudidis: Na, don't reinstall Windows after finishing the backup. What you need to do is use a low-level tool to check your hard drive. To find out exactly what's wrong.
[09:10] <pudidis> tiyowan: Ah, right. So this Ultimate Boot CD, do I need to download it?
[09:11] <tiyowan> pudidis: Yep, you can get the iso from www.ultimatebootcd.com. Burn that onto a disc, and boot from that to run the hard drive checking tools.
[09:11] <Knirgh> I'm having some troubles with restoring grub. I originially have XP, then installed ubuntu and lastly installed another copy of XP, this overwrote GRUB and i can't get it back. i get Error 22 when i try to install grub from a liveCD. http://paste.ubuntu.com/186333/
[09:12] <Titan8990> Knightlust, are you aware hd0,5 is first disc, 6th partition?
[09:12] <pudidis> tiyowan: Okay, I'll download that.
[09:13] <Ryan_Delaney> using jaunty x64. Having problems downloading a package thats allegedly in the universe repo: command line says it is "not available, but referred by another package."
[09:13] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[09:14] <Ryan_Delaney> any ideas?
[09:14] <tiyowan> pudidis: Yeah. It has a lot of tools for checking hard drives. It could be a minor problem with the partition table that could be fixed using TestDisk, or it could be something major. But it's best to find out now and take appropriate steps. Because if your HD is indeed dying, then it's best that you know now.
[09:14] <tiyowan> Hey ActionParsnip :)
[09:14] <Knirgh> Titan8990: You mean that it's just the temporary livecd filesystem? i cannot mount my ubuntu partition, it's ext4
[09:14] <pudidis> tiyowan: Yeah, sooner the better.
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> pudidis: the ultiate boot cd contains tools from the major hdd manufacturers to test their own drives
[09:15] <Titan8990> Knirgh, no, im saying that you are specifying it as the SIXTH partition on the disc
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: wassup?
[09:15] <Ryan_Delaney> using jaunty x64. Having problems downloading a package thats allegedly in the universe repo: command line says it is "not available, but referred by another package."
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: ok, which package?
[09:15] <Titan8990> Knirgh, is that correct?
[09:15] <Ryan_Delaney> http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/zsnes
[09:16] <tiyowan> pudidis: Do you know what brand your hard drive is?
[09:16] <Knirgh> Titan8990: Well, i was following a guide that told me to do find /boot/grub/stage1 and use the output in the following commands
[09:16] <pudidis> tiyowan: No, it came with the computer. I'll check online, maybe HP will tell me
[09:16] <matrixblue> Ryan_Delaney, make sure you have the universe repos enabled
[09:16] <Newbie-> How can I Install iwinwrap_0-2-2.tar.gz
[09:16] <pizzledizzle> what does the "sw" option do in fstab for swap entry?
[09:16] <tiyowan> pudidis: What model is your computer? I'll check for you.
[09:17] <creature1> how do you get dmesg to show up on desktop transparently?
[09:17] <Titan8990> Knirgh, is ubuntu on a single partition?
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: ive been here before. try accessing http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/i386/zsnes/download and downloading the deb. then run: sudo dpkg -i <deb file name here>; sudo apt-get -f install
[09:17] <axxc> lo fellas
[09:17] <Ryan_Delaney> matrixblue: all repos are enabled, would you like a screenshot?
[09:17] <matrixblue> Ryan_Delaney, sure (I use zsnses)
[09:17] <pudidis> tiyowan: Thanks, it's "Hp pavilion a1540n"
[09:17] <Ryan_Delaney> http://www.fopedush.com/upload/malathion/repos.png
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> Newbie-: sounds like source code to me. you can extract it with   tar zxvf iwinwrap_0-2-2.tar.gz
[09:17] <safruhani> can u recommend another text editor instead of gedit on gnome?
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> Newbie-: you'd be better of finding a repo with it already compiled
[09:18] <Ryan_Delaney> safruhani: nano :D
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> safruhani: leafpad
[09:18] <safruhani> yes leafpad
[09:18] <Knirgh> Titan8990: I have 19G mounted on / and 2G linux-swap
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> !info leafpad
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> !info mousepad
[09:18] <Knirgh> This is my fdisk -l if it helps http://paste.ubuntu.com/186337/
[09:18] <Newbie-> ActionParsnip: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/i-winwrap+(Animated+Desktop+Script)?content=104823 I'
[09:18] <Titan8990> Knirgh, pastebin fdisk -l
[09:18] <Newbie-> I am trying to install this ActionParsnip
[09:18] <Titan8990> Knirgh, err sudo fdisk -l
[09:19] <Ryan_Delaney> ActionParsnip: install failed. package architecture (i386) does not match system (amd64)
[09:19] <Knirgh> Titan8990: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186337/
[09:19] <mac|gyve1> what would the reason be of grub error 18?
[09:20] <safruhani> ActionParsnip: thank you so much
[09:20] <Titan8990> Knirgh, root should be hd0,4
[09:20] <matrixblue> Ryan_Delaney, my guess is that they don't have a 64 bit version of it......that sucks
[09:20] <mac|gyve1> oh I got it, brb
[09:20] <Ryan_Delaney> :|
[09:20] <Ryan_Delaney> am I going to have to run this in virtualbox :|
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> Newbie-: then compile, they have debs i ngetdeb for intrepid and hardy
[09:20] <matrixblue> Ryan_Delaney, or find another snes emulator
[09:20] <Titan8990> Knirgh, you don't have a hd0,5
[09:21] <Ryan_Delaney> AFAIK zsnes is by far the best one
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> Newbie-: if you are not comfortable or familiar with compiling i suggest you hunt out a repo
[09:21] <Newbie-> ActionParsnip: How?
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> safruhani: np man, gedit is slooow :)
[09:21] <Ryan_Delaney> http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/GRUB#Error_18
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> Newbie-: websearches
[09:21] <G_A_C> I thought you could run 32bit software on a 64bit Ubuntu installation? :(
[09:21] <matrixblue> Ryan_Delaney, trying running the windows version under WINE
[09:21] <Newbie-> ActionParsnip: Not sure, I think I can't!
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> Newbie-: http://www.getdeb.net/app/xwinwrap
[09:21] <elena09> I installed Ubuntu a second ago, without Internet connection. Can't change the resolution and refresh rate
[09:21] <mobi-sheep> Ryan_Delaney: aptitude search snes
[09:22] <Ryan_Delaney> I did that, but I want to use zsnes
[09:22] <Ryan_Delaney> I'm gonna try it with getlibs first
[09:22] <Knirgh> Titan8990: now i get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186338/
[09:22] <mobi-sheep> !chroot
[09:22] <mobi-sheep> G_A_C: See above for 32-bit in 64-bit.
[09:22] <matrixblue> elena09, did you enable proprietary drivers?
[09:23] <Newbie-> ActionParsnip: I have Jaunty but they have Hardy and interpd
[09:23] <n0gear2> .
[09:23] <flux_> hey help me i feel stupid ^^ an hour ago i understood this proof. let p in N be prime. for any a,b in Z: p|ab => p|a or p|b. the proof then uses euklid algorithm to show that if p NOT | a, then there are a', b' in Z with a'p+b'a=1, thus enforcing p|(a'p+ba)b - i do not get, why p|ab seemingly implies p|(a'p+b'a)b ( | means "divides")
[09:23] <Ryan_Delaney> ...lol.?
[09:23] <flux_> wrong chan :>
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> Newbie-: could try the intrepid one. for better results try finding a jaunty repo with it on or compile (can get messy but is fun)
[09:24] <pudidis> tiyowan: I've burned the cd, but I'm currently moving files off my hard drive, going to take about 30 min
[09:24] <Ryan_Delaney> how can I find out where a package installed its files?
[09:24] <Ryan_Delaney> specifically, where is zsnes installed
[09:24] <Titan8990> Knirgh, its because you are using a kernel that does not have support for the filesystem grub is installed on
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: due to the nature of linux it is not installed to a single folder
[09:24] <tiyowan> pudidis: That's great. Is your hard drive capacity 250GB?
[09:24] <kenyon> Ryan_Delaney: dpkg -L pkgname
[09:24] <BigMack83> i serve all my web stuff out of /home/public_html but after adding a new user and they login via ftp (using ssh) they cant loging because it says they dont have permissions to view that folder. the folder is owned by bigmack83:www-data , and the other users are members of the www-data group
[09:24] <elena09> matrixblue: no
[09:24] <matrixblue> Ryan_Delaney, usually /usr/bin
[09:24] <Titan8990> Knirgh, use the 9.04 livecd
[09:24] <Ryan_Delaney> thanks kenyon
[09:25] <alyoshka> what is the correct way to enable horizontal scrolling with a touchpad in (K)Ubuntu 9.04? I know I can put the thing in xorg.conf, but since Xorg now autoconfigurates, shouldn't there be a better way to enable it (eg. with a shell command)?
[09:25] <BigMack83> the perms on the public_html folder are 775
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: there is the binary you will use in /usr/bin but there will be libs and other files scattered all through the file system
[09:25] <Knirgh> Titan8990: i am using ubuntu 9.04 liveCD, my ubuntu installation is also 9.04 with ext4 filesystem
[09:25] <matrixblue> elena09, try doing that
[09:25] <elena09> matrixblue: No proprieatry drivers are in use
[09:25] <Ryan_Delaney> ActionParsnip: I think kenyon got it
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: linux doesnt install stuff to a single folder like windows does as libs and other files are shareable with multiple apps
[09:25] <Ryan_Delaney> I get taht
[09:25] <pudidis> tiyowan: Yes, that's the one.
[09:25] <Titan8990> Knirgh, you said a second ago you couldn't mount the partition because it was ext4....
[09:25] <Ryan_Delaney> Looks like the binary didnt install. Wine is next...
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: i'm just explaining the way linux / bsd allocate files
[09:26] <Ryan_Delaney> Yeah, I understand it, but thanks
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: np man
[09:26] <Titan8990> Knirgh, but it really doesn't matter
[09:26] <tiyowan> pudidis: Okay, looks like you've got a hard drive from Seagate. Ok, so we'll need to use the SeaTools that are on the Ultimate Boot CD.
[09:26] <concerta> ALOUWWW
[09:26] <pudidis> tiyowan: Thanks a lot for your help.
[09:27] <alyoshka> so, is there a way to enable a touchpad to scroll horrizontaly without hardcoding the touchpad in xorg.conf in 9.04?
[09:27] <Ryan_Delaney> Ehh, looks like zsnes works perfectly in WINE
[09:27] <Titan8990> Knirgh, try it again from a new grub prompt
[09:27] <Titan8990> Knirgh, without the incorrect commands
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: theres snes9x i believe
[09:27] <pudidis> tiyowan: I really hope it's just a problem with the partition being ugly on my drive. I was having trouble doing the partition and always getting an error from Ubuntu's live cd when I would try to install it. Then I defragged the drive and it worked.
[09:27] <Knirgh> Titan8990: in nautilus it says "unable to mount location"
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> !find snes
[09:27] <Titan8990> Knirgh, GUIs are lame
[09:27] <Ryan_Delaney> ActionParsnip: Yes, but I want to use zsnes
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: then you got some fun ahead of you
[09:28] <Ryan_Delaney> ActionParsnip: Why? it looks like it works fine in wine
[09:28] <chris__> can some one tell me why znes stoped working for me
[09:28] <tiyowan> pudidis: No problem. :) Yeah, I hope so too. Approximately how old is your machine?
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: try it is all i can ask
[09:28] <Ryan_Delaney> Do you expect it to fail?
[09:28] <Knirgh> Titan8990: this might be more detailed: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186342/
[09:28] <pudidis> About 3 years, now. 3 years in September.
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: in my experience yes. i always compile it personally but thats me
[09:29] <Ryan_Delaney> Welp I'm going to try it.
[09:29] <Ryan_Delaney> Now I just have to find where I put those roms...
[09:29] <Titan8990> Knirgh, looks like you may have problems with the filesystem
[09:29] <pudidis> tiyowan: Sorry, about three years now.
[09:29] <Titan8990> Knirgh, sudo fsck /dev/sda5
[09:29] <matrixblue> Ryan_Delaney, lemme know how is goes. I run a DS emulator though WINE and it works perfectly
[09:30] <chris__> does any one now how to fix wine i cant get desktop to come up
[09:30] <tiyowan> pudidis: Hard drive should be ok, then. Anyway, we'll see what SeaTools reports. If it's something wrong with the partition table, then there's enough weaponry on the Boot CD to hopefully fix that and get your Windows back.
[09:30] <Titan8990> chris__, how is problems wine and your desktop even related?
[09:31] <chris__> i am new to all this
[09:31] <Knirgh> Titan8990: Thanks, i now mounted my ubuntu partition
[09:31] <indus> chris__: hello
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> chris__: did you use the wine repo to install it? You don't get a desktop with wine, wine lets you run win32 apps only. It doesnt give yu a windows desktop
[09:31] <pudidis> tiyowan: Oh that would be fantastic.
[09:31] <rags> Hello, How to do Wan Load sharing over multiple interfaces??
[09:31] <zortec> I'm having trouble getting WoW to run on Wine... without any bugs
[09:31] <chris__> i cant get wine to load any exe
[09:31] <Titan8990> !appdb | zortec
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> chris__: if you want that, you will need something like vmware or virtualbox and a full install of windows from a windows cd
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> !appdb | chris__
[09:32] <Pici> Please join and ask in #winehq for running applications under wine.  We can only really help with getting Wine installed in the first place.
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> chris__: make sure you use this version of wine: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[09:32] <chris__> well ok
[09:32] <matrixblue> night peeps
[09:33] <chris__> how about problems with znes
[09:33] <Ryan_Delaney> chris__ how about them
[09:33] <bkraptor> anyone know how to remove ipv6 from jaunty?
[09:33] <rags> I have two AdSL lines and I need a way to balance my internet traffic between them. Is it possible?
[09:33] <Ryan_Delaney> chris__ there is no zsnes amd64 package in the repositories
[09:33] <Ryan_Delaney> is there anyone who should be notified of that btw?
[09:33] <Titan8990> bkraptor, ipv6 is built in to the networking stack of the kernel
[09:33] <chris__> i was playing a rom and now znes wont even open any more
[09:33] <bkraptor> I know that. any way to disable for an interface?
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: if you want to install 32bit debs you can install ia32libs
[09:34] <tiyowan> pudidis: Your Windows installation was working fine before you installed Ubuntu right? Didn't notice any unusual errors, blue screens, etc.?
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: then you can install the 32bit deb and it will run
[09:34] <Ryan_Delaney> why didnt you say so :P
[09:34] <pudidis> tiyowan: No, none, no problems.
[09:34] <Ryan_Delaney> ActionParsnip: : Couldn't find package ia32libs
[09:34] <pudidis> tiyowan: I had just finished the defrag and went straight to try again to install Ubuntu.
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: i'm unable to second guess every possibility, sorry
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: apt-cache search ia32
[09:34] <Ryan_Delaney> I dont know what that means
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: one will be named li
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> *lib
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> !find ia32
[09:34] <Ryan_Delaney> ia32-libs
[09:35] <tiyowan> pudidis: What was the Ubuntu installer complaining about originally?
[09:35] <Knirgh> Titan8990: I still cannot install GRUB. any ideas? http://paste.ubuntu.com/186345/
[09:35] <dsdeiz> !info ia32-libs
[09:35] <Ryan_Delaney> ActionParsnip: ia32-libs is already the newest version.
[09:35] <Ryan_Delaney> sweet
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: there you go, you can now install 32bit debs using dpkg and --force-arch
[09:35] <Ryan_Delaney> No, it was already installed.
[09:35] <theoriginal73> mi ridate il link per ita
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: or --force-all
[09:35] <indus> sudo dpkg -install --force architecture <package name>
[09:35] <pudidis> tiyowan: When I would try to do the partition resize I would get an error saying something like "Could not resize partition. Operation aborted" after it would not move from 0%.
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: you will need to run: sudo apt-get -f install   to install its deps
[09:36] <dsdeiz> how come ubottu didn't display it? :S
[09:36] <Ryan_Delaney> I did that, it didnt work. It crashes with segmentation fault
[09:36] <Ryan_Delaney> hmm
[09:36] <Ryan_Delaney> I didnt do that
[09:36] <indus> sudo dpkg --install --force architecture <package name>
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: dpkg doesnt install deps, thats apt's job
[09:36] <fland> hello, here is the proble on ubuntu server not working network, ifconfing see interface eth1 with corerct settings but only my machine can be pinged
[09:36] <Ryan_Delaney> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded.
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> indus: its --force-architecture ;)
[09:36] <theoriginal73> come faccio a parlare in italiano
[09:36] <indus> ActionParsnip: damn !
[09:36] <Titan8990> Knirgh, oh....
[09:37] <Titan8990> Knirgh, you added a partition IN FRONT of the ubuntu partition i'm guessing?
[09:37] <Ryan_Delaney> indus: Crashes with segmentation fault
[09:37] <indus> Ryan_Delaney: what crashes
[09:37] <Ryan_Delaney> zsnes
[09:37] <Knirgh> Titan8990: if "IN FRONT" is "after", then yes
[09:37] <theoriginal73> chi mi legge
[09:37] <Knirgh> Titan8990: Oh. yes. Before and after
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: its a whole chock of fun getting zsnes nice. I suggest you find an alternative if you dont get anywhere, there are lots of alternatives
[09:37] <Titan8990> Knirgh, after? your ubuntu partition is the last on the disc...
[09:37] <Ryan_Delaney> No thanks
[09:38] <Ryan_Delaney> If push comes to shove I'll run it on virtualbox
[09:38] <Titan8990> Knirgh, anyways, thats going to throw off your grub config
[09:38] <Titan8990> Knirgh, you need to fix menu.lst on the ubuntu partition
[09:38] <indus> Ryan_Delaney: maybe try the forums for znes install
[09:38] <Godel-Paradox> guys
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: then have fun. I think a full VM just for zsnes is a bit much, thats a tonne of bloat
[09:38] <Titan8990> Knirgh, to point to the new root
[09:38] <Ryan_Delaney> I have a virtualbox already for other purposes
[09:39] <Ryan_Delaney> Not trying to be ungrateful here but it's better not to argue with people about what they want to do :P
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: its an option, not a very good one but heyho
[09:39] <kraut> moin
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: its healthy to understand there are alternatives and digging heels in is counter productive
[09:39] <Ryan_Delaney> I have 6gb of ram. I don't care about overhead
[09:39] <pudidis> tiyowan: About 20 minutes left in the backing up.
[09:39] <Knirgh> Do you want me to paste menu.lst? i have no idea how to do that
[09:39] <Ryan_Delaney> and it's a snes emulator. not exactly a cpu intensive process
[09:40] <Titan8990> Knirgh, if you can't edit it yourself, i guess
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: sure, but running a whole VM is
[09:40] <Ryan_Delaney> ...is not a big deal at all and not a problem, whereas arguing about whether I should run one is a complete waste of time
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: you're talking about booting windows for the sake of a snes emu.
[09:40] <tiyowan> pudidis: The installer was probably complaining about a problem that was already present in the filesystem before. Running defrag enabled you to install Ubuntu, but I doubt it fixed the actual problem itself. It could be a problem with the boot sector. Definitely fixable. Ok, I'll wait.
[09:40] <Ryan_Delaney> No, as I told you before, I already had it installed for other purposes.
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: I'm just stressing there is a far better option
[09:40] <theoriginal73> chi mi legge
[09:41] <Ryan_Delaney> Not really, since I want to use zsnes
[09:41] <pudidis> tiyowan: Thanks a lot.
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: your call dude. i think its a huge bloat
[09:41] <Ryan_Delaney> Yes, it is my call
[09:41] <Ryan_Delaney> Look at it this way: I dont want to leave my RAM to go to waste
[09:41] <Knirgh> Titan8990: Just to clarify, i had a windows 7 install before, but overwrote it with XP. Sorry that i didnt mention it earlier http://paste.ubuntu.com/186346/
[09:42] <jway> is there a way to mute/unmute sound from the console?
[09:42] <Ryan_Delaney> Tbh I appreciate your help but I dont come here for a debate about this kind of thing, its very pointless
[09:42] <jway> using default pulse driver
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: in linux its not, its used as drive cache to make your disks run faster
[09:42] <Ryan_Delaney> What is?
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: your ram
[09:42] <tiyowan> pudidis: No problem at all. Ping me when you're done backing up.
[09:43] <Ryan_Delaney> so my disk will run slower when I run snes? I'm supposed to care why?
[09:43] <zortec_> This really annoying, every time I reboot I lose my audio...
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: if apps aint using it it will be used as cache, the cache size will change as you run more apps
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: i never said you did. I was telling you why your ram is not wasted
[09:43] <Ryan_Delaney> You are saying a lot of pointless crap that means nothing, frankly
[09:44] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: you said you didnt want to waste your ram, linux isnt wasting your ram. Its all in use right now
[09:44] <zortec_> I have audio in rhythmbox, but no audio in Firefox... odd
[09:44] <Ryan_Delaney> Lol, get help
[09:44] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: and keep it family friendly, ops dont like swears
[09:44] <tiyowan> !language | Ryan_Delaney
[09:44] <Titan8990> Knirgh, use blkid and compare the UUID of your linux partition with the one in the grub file
[09:44] <tiyowan> Ryan_Delaney: Additionally, that's not a very helpful attitude to adopt when people are trying to help you.
[09:45] <Titan8990> Knirgh, dc7f9ce1-ea3f-458c-92e3-f3bbe2587829
[09:45] <Ryan_Delaney> He's not helping, he's arguing with me that I dont want to do what I do want to do.
[09:45] <G_A_C> tiyowan: OTOH, should people in here be preaching to others what they should be doing?
[09:45] <G_A_C> Ryan asked "how do I do X?" not "should I do X?"
[09:45] <Knirgh> Titan8990: /dev/sda5: UUID="dc7f9ce1-ea3f-458c-92e3-f3bbe2587829" TYPE="ext4"
[09:46] <fallore> i need help splitting my harddrive, which only has windows installed on it (i'm on a dif hdd on right now), into partitions.
[09:46] <Titan8990> Knirgh, that is correct, and on that note I am stumped....
[09:46] <Ryan_Delaney> fallore: gparted on ubuntu livecd?
[09:46] <Ryan_Delaney> back up your data...
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> !info gparted
[09:46] <fallore> Ryan_Delaney: can you not use gparted on an ubuntu install?
[09:46] <Ryan_Delaney> fallore: You dont want to edit partitions on a disk thats running your O/S.. heh
[09:47] <fallore> this OS isn't on the disk i want to edit, Ryan_Delaney
[09:47] <Ryan_Delaney> fallore: safer to run it off the livecd if you can
[09:47] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: i wasnt teling you what you want to do. I was suggesting better alternatives to stress the system less, tats all
[09:47] <Titan8990> fallore, no, you can't alter mounted partitions
[09:47] <Ryan_Delaney> faller:All right, well then you can do it that way. Just unmount the disk and edit the partitions
[09:47] <Titan8990> fallore, if its on a seperate disc, go for it
[09:47] <Ryan_Delaney> ActionParsnip: Let it go dude
[09:47] <fallore> Titan8990: i'm trying to alter an unmounted partition
[09:47] <DarthPuff> hello
[09:47] <sidh> i have no sound on ubuntu 9.04 with alsa, but the soundcard seems to be recognized, i made a test with alsa-info.sh : http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=9bdd347da567dcdc9be04d50cc6c9d8e72efae6d , does someone could help me to fix that ?
[09:47] <tiyowan> G_A_C: I doubt anyone is here is compelled to do something that they don't want to. :)
[09:47] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: i'm not having you saying I did something i didnt
[09:48] <Ryan_Delaney> ActionParsnip: You're going to have to find some way to deal with it because I've moved on
[09:48] <DarthPuff> i'm using hal and have an sd card auto-mounting
[09:48] <DarthPuff> how do i make it read-write for users?
[09:48] <zortec_> To fix the problem with no audio in firefox, I installed this package if anyone has the same problem: sudo apt-get sudo apt-get flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[09:48] <DarthPuff> when it mounts
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: btw, regarding ram use etc: read this please: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1051144
[09:48] <Ryan_Delaney> No thanks, not interested
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> Ryan_Delaney: thought not, ignorance is bliss eh
[09:48] <Knirgh> Titan8990: Maybe this is a hint, i cannot see my partitions in gparted, does this mean my partition table is messed up?
[09:48] <Ryan_Delaney> Yes. Now let's move on
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> go ahead
[09:48] <Titan8990> Knirgh, did you get a lot of errors with fsck when you ran it?
[09:49] <PointMan> if im using raid 1, how can I see when one of the hdds fail?
[09:49] <fallore> my gparted isn't seeing my other HDD, how can i fix this?
[09:49] <Knirgh> Titan8990: about 5 that i accepted to fix
[09:49] <fallore> nevermind i got it
[09:49] <G_A_C> PointMan: mdadm if it's software RAID (I think)
[09:49] <Titan8990> Knirgh, run it again and see if the errors reappear, thats usually a dead give-away there is a problem
[09:50] <G_A_C> PointMan: if it's hardware RAID, then that would depend whether your RAID controller has Linux management tools
[09:50] <Knirgh> Titan8990: What was the command again?
[09:50] <DarthPuff> is there a group i need to put my user in to allow them to read/write to a disk automounted by hal?
[09:50] <PointMan> G_A_C: i was kinda hoping i could get an email or so, or atleast didnt have to check an utility every other day.. :)
[09:50] <fallore> GParted isn't letting me resize an unmounted hdd. It has a warning: Unable to read the contents of this filesystem! Because of this some operations may be unavailable. the filesystem is ntfs. Is there a way I can fix this?
[09:50] <Titan8990> Knirgh, sudo fsck /dev/sda5
[09:51] <Ryan_Delaney> fallore: Do you have ntfs-3g installed?
[09:51] <Titan8990> PointMan, you could automate that via script, including mailing
[09:51] <G_A_C> PointMan: if you can use mdadm, then you could probably script it (ie a cronjob to run mdadm status, look for "failed", email you if present)?
[09:51] <PointMan> ah cool guys, ill check it out
[09:51] <fallore> Ryan_Delaney: i dont remember installing it. how can i check?
[09:51] <Titan8990> G_A_C, you should never recommend mdadm when someone has a real hardware controller
[09:51] <Knirgh> Titan8990: No errors now.
[09:51] <Titan8990> G_A_C, only when they have fakeRAID :)
[09:51] <Ryan_Delaney> fallore: $ sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g
[09:51] <G_A_C> Titan8990: he didn't say whether he did or not, if you look, I gave two possible solutions
[09:52] <lotharn> i like hardware
[09:52] <G_A_C> I'm still none-the-wiser as to what sort of RAID it is, so I've given both options :)
[09:52] <Titan8990> G_A_C, ah, I see
[09:53] <Pici> !ot | lotharn
[09:53] <fallore> Ryan_Delaney: I installed it but i'm getting the same error. Should i try restarting, or booting to a live ubuntu disc?
[09:53] <Ryan_Delaney> What error?
[09:53] <Ryan_Delaney> Oh, sorry
[09:53] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[09:53] <Ryan_Delaney> Wow, nice split
[09:53] <punda> Hi. I have an NTFS partition mounted on my loopback as read only. I can access all other files on the partition except in one directory where I get "cannot open `SomePic.jpg' for reading: Permission denied" error. The file's permissions are "-rwxrwxrwx 2 root root " and I am root. Can anyone help me?
[09:54] <soloslinger> hmm, that netsplit has happened a few times today
[09:54] <punda> When I say I can access all the other files, I mean I can read from them for copying etc.
[09:54] <fallore> did you miss my message because of the split, Ryan_Delaney?
[09:54] <Ryan_Delaney> fallore: Maybe, try sending again
[09:54] <fallore> Ryan_Delaney: I installed it but i'm getting the same error. Should i try restarting, or booting to a live ubuntu disc? Ryan_Delaney
[09:55] <Ryan_Delaney> I dont expect that restarting would help, but you could try the livecd
[09:55] <Ryan_Delaney> It's possible that the disk or the filesystem is damaged :\
[09:55] <Ryan_Delaney> But I cant say
[09:55] <pudidis> tiyowan: Okay, I'm done backing up. Shall I boot from this Ultimate boot CD?
[09:55] <punda> Hi. I have an NTFS partition mounted on my loopback as read only. I can access all other files on the partition except in one directory where I get "cannot open `SomePic.jpg' for reading: Permission denied" error. The file's permissions are "-rwxrwxrwx 2 root root " and I am root. Can anyone help me?
[09:55] <Pixels> how do I enable firefox to view PDF files on a website?  Just install adobe?
[09:55] <fallore> Ryan_Delaney: well, i've run windows off it for a while now without error. it did BSOD during the windows installation, but nothing since.
[09:55] <Ryan_Delaney> Ok
[09:56] <tiyowan> pudidis: Right. Let's get this done then. Yep, you need to boot from the CD.
[09:56] <Pixels> joakim-: hur mor du?
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: adobe is a company name, you'd have a time installing that
[09:56] <Pixels> !adbode reader
[09:56] <unop> Pixels, you need the acroread-plugin (from medibuntu)
[09:56] <chocobanana> Pixels: you can install acroread or mozplugger
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: try: apt-cache search acrobat
[09:56] <Pixels> chocobanana: sudo apt-get install acroread ?
[09:56] <tiyowan> pudidis: You'll be looking for SeaTools for DOS when it boots up. It'll be in Hard Disk Tools.
[09:57] <Pixels> E: Couldn't find package acroread
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: apps like that sometimes have a mozilla plugin which likes the reader to mozilla
[09:57] <chocobanana> Pixels: yeah. If you prefer to use Evince inside Firefox, install mozplugger
[09:57] <punda> Hi. I have an NTFS partition mounted on my loopback as read only. I can access all other files on the partition except in one directory where I get "cannot open `SomePic.jpg' for reading: Permission denied" error. The file's permissions are "-rwxrwxrwx 2 root root " and I am root. Can anyone help me?
[09:57] <Pixels> ActionParsnip: sorry i dont understand what im supposed to do?
[09:57] <unop> !medibuntu | Pixels, enable this first.
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> !medibuntu > Pixels
[09:57] <Pixels> ok ty brb
[09:57] <pudidis> tiyowan: Oops, I forgot to burn the disc, I thought it had been done.
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: acroread is on the medibuntu repo which you need to add
[09:58] <Pixels> ActionParsnip: gotcha, doing that now. brb
[09:58] <tiyowan> pudidis: That's ok. Go ahead and burn the disc.
[09:58] <jastram> Howdy, I want to buy a PCMCIA or USB Soundcard for my Laptop (R52 Thinkpad) in order to use true surround sound.  The system is running 9.04. I don't have the speakers yet, so I don't care whether it's analog or s/pdif. Can anybody make a recommendation?  I could find next to nothing searching online.  Thanks!
[09:58] <chocobanana> interesting, with medibuntu installed, I don't get acroread either....
[09:58] <pudidis> tiyowan: I seem to be unable to burn it. Disk utility (Mac os X) tells me it failed because of a medium write error. I'll try downloading it again.
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> pudidis: if you can, md5 check the iso first
[09:59] <Pixels> i typed this: sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/jaunty.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[09:59] <pudidis> ActionParsnip: md5? Hm, dunno how to do that.
[09:59] <Pixels> and still it claims it cannot find acoread...  hmm update?
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | pudidis
[09:59] <tiyowan> pudidis: medium write error...hmm, do you have another disc handy?
[09:59] <mobi-sheep> Pixels: You didn't type that.  You copied and pasted that from Internet. :)   Yup.  Update.  sudo aptitude update (to update the sources list).
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: did you run: sudo apt-get update
[09:59] <pudidis> tiyowan: Yes, I'll try again.
[10:00] <punda> pudidis, just do "md5sum <filename" on the command line and compare the hashes
[10:00] <DarthPuff> my user cannot write to devices mounted by hal, the user is in plugdev... what gives?
[10:00] <punda> Hi. I have an NTFS partition mounted on my loopback as read only. I can access all other files on the partition except in one directory where I get "cannot open `SomePic.jpg' for reading: Permission denied" error. The file's permissions are "-rwxrwxrwx 2 root root " and I am root. Can anyone help me?
[10:00] <xerox1> general question on live systems: if i am using a live system and would try to install packages: will such a process affect the hdd or not?
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get update
[10:00] <Vinceman> where can you get help on flash?
[10:00] <pudidis> Thanks
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: did you do that?
[10:00] <Pixels> ActionParsnip: yes... i ran the 2 commands at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu... the "Any Ubuntu Release and keyring: " + ""Ubuntu 9.04 "Jaunty Jackalope": " commands
[10:01] <Pixels> ActionParsnip: still says this:  E: Couldn't find package acroread
[10:01] <Pixels> ActionParsnip: what now? :P
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: well the jaunty one will overwrite the file in the first command
[10:01] <chocobanana> Pixels: you need to enable the Ubuntu Partner repository. Open Synaptic, then click the Settings menu > Repository and tick the Partner line. Then close, reload and install acroread and the acroread-mozilla plugin
[10:01] <mobi-sheep> xerox1: If you're running a Live System, you can do what you want.  However, when you're finished with it, it won't be saved, of course.
[10:01] <Pixels> ActionParsnip: when I do updatye, i even see this: Hit http://packages.medibuntu.org jaunty/free Packages
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: ok then try: apt-cache search acro
[10:02] <Pixels> yet when I type " sudo apt-get install acroread" nothing works
[10:02] <pudidis> tiyowan: Ah here we go, now it's burning. It was the disc
[10:02] <xerox1> mobi-sheep, thx
[10:02] <sidh> does someone expreience (as me) problem with alsa on a HP laptop ?
[10:02] <chocobanana> ActionParsnip, Pixels: acroread is in the Partner repository
[10:02] <sidh> experience
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> chocobanana: bah
[10:03] <chocobanana>  xerox1: go ahead, you can install any packages and it will never touch the HDD, only when you do the actual system installation
[10:03] <Pixels> Pixels> ActionParsnip: yes... i ran the 2 commands at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu... the "Any Ubuntu Release and keyring: " + ""Ubuntu 9.04 "Jaunty Jackalope": " commands
 ActionParsnip: still says this:  E: Couldn't find package acroread
 ActionParsnip: what now? :P
 ActionParsnip: when I do updatye, i even see this: Hit http://packages.medibuntu.org jaunty/free Packages
 yet when I type " sudo apt-get install acroread" nothing works
[10:03] <FloodBot2> Pixels: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:03] <Pixels> oops sorry
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: chocobanana: ActionParsnip, Pixels: acroread is in the Partner repository
[10:03] <Pixels> anyone know whats wrong?
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: enable the partner repo
[10:03] <chocobanana> lol
[10:03] <chocobanana> Pixels: you need to enable the Ubuntu Partner repository. Open Synaptic, then click the Settings menu > Repository and tick the Partner line. Then close, reload and install acroread and the acroread-mozilla plugin
[10:03] <xerox1> chocobanana, thx
[10:04] <chocobanana> xerox1: ya welcome
[10:04] <punda> Hi. I have an NTFS partition mounted on my loopback as read only. I can access all other files on the partition except in one directory where I get "cannot open `SomePic.jpg' for reading: Permission denied" error. The file's permissions are "-rwxrwxrwx 2 root root " and I am root. Can anyone help me?
[10:04] <tiyowan> What's the name of the alternative to acroread again?
[10:04] <flintwingel> tiyowan: evince ?
[10:04] <chocobanana> punda: that is most likely because of the ntfs file permissions, that even root cannot read...
[10:04] <Pixels> ActionParsnip: maybe I need multiverse? not medibuntu?
[10:04] <mobi-sheep> !pdf | tiyowan
[10:04] <Titan8990> punda, can you copy to file to another partition and then open it?
[10:04] <tiyowan> Yep. :)
[10:05] <tiyowan> Thanks.
[10:05]  * Pixels yells "help" lol
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: its good to havethe medibuntu repo
[10:05] <punda> Titan8990,  no, can't open it for reading to do the copy
[10:05] <punda> chocobanana,  i thought as much. Is there any way to get permissions to the files?
[10:05] <pudidis> tiyowan: Okay, I've booted from the CD.
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: you need to launch synaptic and enable the repo, then run: sudo apt-get install acroread mozilla-acroread acroread-plugins
[10:05] <koshari> chocobanana i dont even think acroread is in the repos, you need to download the binary from adobr
[10:05] <tiyowan> pudidis: Right. Look under Hard Disk Tools for SeaTools for DOS.
[10:06] <koshari> chocobanana not for 32 bit anyway
[10:06] <Titan8990> chocobanana, pretty sure it ignores window acls
[10:06] <chocobanana> koshari: I checked myself. The Partner repository is disabled by default
[10:06] <pudidis> tiyowan: Hm, okay, i go to Hard Disk Tools, but SeaTools doesn't seem to be there. Which subfolder should I go to?
[10:06] <koshari> chocobanana ok,
[10:06] <chocobanana> koshari: after enabling you can access acroread. Try yourself
[10:06] <chocobanana> :)
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> chocobanana: looks like its there: http://packages.medibuntu.org/jaunty/acroread.html
[10:06] <zortec_> How come Firefox does not let me save files to my /home directory?
[10:07] <koshari> chocobanana its ok i used the adobe binary
[10:07] <fallore> i'm running gparted on a 7.04 live cd and it's showing my 1.5tb drive as -697623958272.00 bytes, though in another place it recognizes the correct size, used and unused space. is it safe to resize this drive?
[10:07] <tiyowan> pudidis: I can't remember off the top of my head. Poke around in there. You're bound to find them.
[10:07] <pudidis> tiyowan: Sure thing.
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> zortec_: is it running as the username who's home you want to save to?
[10:07] <punda> chocobanana, Do you know any way around my problem?
[10:07] <Titan8990> zortec_, regular users don't have permission to do that, you want: /home/yourusername/
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> !info mozilla-acroread
[10:07] <tiyowan> pudidis: Should be under Hard Disk Diagnostic Tools I think.
[10:07] <pudidis> Tiyowan: Okay, I went under Diagnostic tools and found SeaTools for DOS v1.09
[10:07] <koshari> ActionParsnip thats the 64bit package
[10:07] <Titan8990> zortec_, that is YOUR home directory, not THE home directory
[10:07] <zortec> ActionParsnip, Titan8990: I don't want to save the files to the Desktop, would like to put them in /home/zortec
[10:08] <chocobanana> punda: hold on a sec plz
[10:08] <pudidis> tiyowan: Should I go ahead and start it up?
[10:08] <mobi-sheep> ActionParsnip: Lulz @ http://packages.medibuntu.org/jaunty/hot-babe.html
[10:08] <Titan8990> zortec, and the problem?
[10:08] <chocobanana> zortec; did you manage to install Ubuntu? :)
[10:08] <tiyowan> pudidis: Great. Run those. Now what you need to do in SeaTools is to select your drive and choose to run the short test under the basic menu.
[10:08] <Pixels> still says this:  E: Couldn't find package acroread
[10:08] <Pixels> anyone able to help?
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> mobi-sheep: not seen that? its completely pointless
[10:08] <zortec> chocobanana: I have ubuntu installed thanks to all of the help in the IRC room :)
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: https://bugs.launchpad.net/medibuntu/+bug/367328
[10:09] <pudidis> tiyowan: Whoa, okay, just a sec.
[10:09] <zortec> Titan8990: The problem is that it will not let me save the downloads in the home directory.
[10:09] <zortec> Titan8990: It keeps saving them to the Desktop.
[10:09] <tiyowan> pudidis: The interface is a little...outdated. :) But don't let that faze you.
[10:09] <Titan8990> zortec, edit -> preferences -> main tab
[10:09] <Pixels> oh well back to Vista :(
[10:09] <Titan8990> zortec, new to firefox as well?
[10:09] <pudidis> tiyowan: It's pretty intimidating, that's for sure.
[10:09] <zortec> Titan8990: I'm there
[10:10] <koshari> Pixels get the binary for adobe
[10:10] <zortec> Titan8990: Not at all, just it does not allow you to save the files in that directory.
[10:10] <Pixels> koshari: how?
[10:10] <koshari> downlaod it,
[10:10] <chocobanana> punda: problem doesn't happen with all files, right?
[10:10] <Pixels> whats binary?
[10:10] <Titan8990> zortec, I still don't understand your problem
[10:10] <punda> chocobanana,  right
[10:10] <pudidis> tiyowan: I'm not sure about choosing my hard drive. Under D-Drive I have D- Drive 0 - 0 ( 0). Does that make any sense to you?
[10:10] <zortec> Titan8990: Sorry, it's late and I failed to notice something.
[10:10] <Titan8990> zortec, do you not know how to do it or is it or is there some kind of error?
[10:10] <zortec> Titan8990: It's working now
[10:10] <Titan8990> zortec, excellent
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1153474.html
[10:11] <punda> chocobanana, only the files in that directory, that I know of. The directory's permissions are the same as the others though
[10:11] <zortec> Titan8990: I had to click on "Open"
[10:11] <Pixels> :(  I cant even install adobe.  theres a bug.
[10:11] <koshari> ActionParsnip that link is useless
[10:11] <tiyowan> pudidis: Drive 0's fine. Hang on.
[10:11] <chocobanana> punda: Ubuntu version?
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: so you'd drop ubuntu purely because in-browser pdf viewing is not working for yu right now?
[10:12] <chocobanana> punda: and Windows version?
[10:12] <pudidis> tiyowan: At the bottom it says "Device - 0 Seagate, Model - Maxtor, etc, Controller - nVidia MCp51 SATA "
[10:12] <koshari> Pixels: theres no bug its just not in 32bit form in the standard repos,
[10:12] <punda> chocobanana,  Hardy Heron. Windows 2000
[10:12] <Pixels> koshari: can you help me install adobe?  I need it for my credit card website to view my monthly bills online
[10:12] <Pixels> ActionParsnip: I need it
[10:12] <chocobanana> Pixels: did you enable the Partner repository?
[10:12] <Pixels> ActionParsnip: can you help me install it then?
[10:12] <Pixels> chocobanana: how I check that?
[10:12] <theoriginal73> chi mi legge
[10:12] <NN-Tags> I'd like to install a network printer, but I do not have the drivers nor has ubuntu.
[10:12] <NN-Tags> Is it possible to use the Win or OS-X drivers in some way so I can install the printer?
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: dude, you can tell firefox to open the pdf with the external app. Its not the end of humanity
[10:12] <tiyowan> pudidis: Okay press D to switch drives.
[10:12] <Pixels> koshari: so how do I get adobe on ubuntu?  Surely this shouldnt be so hard :P
[10:13] <Pixels> ActionParsnip: so tell me.. how do I fix this?
[10:13] <chocobanana> Pixels: I already told you. Scroll up and look for my answer
[10:13] <Titan8990> Pixels, and many prefer an external app
[10:13] <koshari> Pixels i downloaded it and installed it from the adobe site
[10:13] <Pixels> chocobanana: I cant, i was dc
[10:13] <pudidis> tiyowan: It seems not to change.
[10:13] <mib_i2s467et> hey guys there is a problem with my tv tuner card
[10:13] <zortec> This is a simple question but I can't remember, how do you run a .exe file from your home directory?
[10:13] <Pixels> koshari: ill try that..
[10:13] <chocobanana> Pixels: you need to enable the Ubuntu Partner repository. Open Synaptic, then click the Settings menu > Repository and tick the Partner line. Then close, reload and install acroread and the acroread-mozilla plugin
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: let me websearch
[10:13] <Pixels> brb
[10:13] <mobi-sheep> Pixels: Can't you download the PDF from your bank site and view it in something other than Firefox?
[10:13] <mib_i2s467et> its not detected properly
[10:13] <chocobanana> punda: tough cookie :D
[10:14] <tiyowan> pudidis: That's your drive then. Press S to run the short test.
[10:14] <mib_i2s467et> how do i insert into kernel in jackalope
[10:14] <punda> chocobanana, lol. ok then
[10:14] <G_A_C> zortec: you need to install Wine
[10:14] <koshari>  Pixels http://get.adobe.com/reader/thankyou/?item_reader=1262
[10:14] <pudidis> tiyowan: Okay, here goes.
[10:14] <chocobanana> punda: is it a local drive or shared?
[10:14]  * NN-Tags wonders. Why hould you have adobe on Ubuntu?
[10:14] <theoriginal73> chi mi da il server in italiano
[10:14] <Pixels> chocobanana: i dont see any Partner line?
[10:14] <punda> chocobanana,  there is one way, but it's labour intensive
[10:14] <juan> hola
[10:14] <mib_i2s467et> previosly i succeslfyly saw tv using modprobe cammond
[10:14] <chocobanana> hola :)
[10:14] <punda> chocobanana,  it's an image of a partition mounted on loopback
[10:14] <zortec> G_A_C: I have wine installed
[10:14] <Pixels> mobi-sheep: no, it wont allow it
[10:14] <Titan8990> mib_i2s467et, modprobe loads modules into the kernel
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> Pixels: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=25685
[10:14] <tiyowan> pudidis: It'll take two minutes, and the middle area will should show the results.
[10:14] <G_A_C> zortec: "wine exename.exe" should do it then, I believe
[10:14] <NN-Tags> Is it possible to use the Win or OS-X drivers in some way so I can install a network printer on ubuntu?
[10:14] <mib_i2s467et> also why doesnt jaunty automount my partitions
[10:15] <Pixels> whats this "Partner line" chocobanana talking about?
[10:15] <punda> chocobanana,  I may have to try to open the whole 8 gig in a hex editor and manually extract the hex for the images in that directory
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> NN-Tags: you will need a ppd file, or a native driver
[10:15] <Titan8990> mib_i2s467et, did you tell it to?
[10:15] <chocobanana> punda: jeez!
[10:15] <pudidis> tiyowan: Okay, it says "Short test PASSED on (today)"
[10:15] <Vinceman> statement: if you don't install from synaptic packet manager your installation doesn't stand a chance
[10:15] <_n00b_> I'm getting the following errors from apt-get update
[10:15] <_n00b_> W: GPG error: http://au.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>
[10:15] <_n00b_> W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2  Hash Sum mismatch
[10:15] <FloodBot2> _n00b_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:15] <_n00b_> Can anyone relate?
[10:16] <_n00b_> sorry
[10:16] <punda> chocobanana,  I need to see what the images are :(
[10:16] <tiyowan> pudidis: Okay. So that's definitely a good sign.
[10:16] <Titan8990> mib_i2s467et, by selecting mount points during installation or editing fstab later?
[10:16] <mib_i2s467et> last time i edited /etc/modprobe.d/saa7134 file
[10:16] <koshari> ActionParsnip are you actually reading the content of any of those links?
[10:16] <Pixels> ActionParsnip: good link, but too complicated for me LOL!  i just want adobe lol not to mess around
[10:16] <mib_i2s467et> now its says there needs a .conf file for it
[10:16] <pudidis> tiyowan: Oh phew, I was worried it meant that the error was even more mysterious.
[10:16] <NN-Tags> ActionParsnip: I do have the ppd file (off the OS-X installation) but still it will not install
[10:16] <mib_i2s467et> i dont know and tvtime doesnt recognize my card
[10:16] <chocobanana> punda: good luck. You can always try in the forums or copy the files in Windows to somewhere else, preferably a FAT32 disk
[10:16] <Titan8990> mib_i2s467et, you should use /etc/modules in debian based systems
[10:16] <zortec_> I'm trying to run the WoW downloader, but it's not connecting which I suppose is a problem opening up certain ports.
[10:16] <_n00b_> I'm getting a BADSIG error
[10:16] <tiyowan> pudidis: Na, okay, find a way to quit this program. We'll be running TestDisk next.
[10:16] <theoriginal73> chi mi aiuta
[10:16] <koshari> Pixels i gave you the link to the binary
[10:16] <_n00b_> from mirrir http://au.archive.ubuntu.com
[10:17] <mib_i2s467et> iam using ubuntu jackalope so......
[10:17] <mib_i2s467et> how to
[10:17] <Titan8990> zortec, all of them are open by default
[10:17] <_n00b_> Is there any way to find out if the fault is on my side or not?
[10:17] <pudidis> tiyowan: Alrighty.
[10:17] <Pixels> chocobanana: ok i clicked the 2 partner lines, but still no acroread :P
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> _n00b_: gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv 437D05B5;gpg --export --armor 437D05B5 | sudo apt-key add -; sudo apt-get update
[10:17] <punda> chocobanana,  yeah. Thanks anyway :)
[10:17] <creature1> how do you get dmesg to show up on desktop transparently?
[10:17] <zortec> Titan8990: It's not downloading any files and the tracker is not responding.
[10:17] <koshari> mib_i2s467et is yours a dvb-t or an analog card
[10:17] <Pixels> koshari: that link didnt work
[10:17] <Pixels> koshari: nothing loads.. it hangs
[10:17] <chocobanana> Pixels: Close the repositories window and click the reload button on the toolbar, then look for acroread
[10:17] <mib_i2s467et> i previously created saa7134 file inside in /etc/modprobe.d
[10:18] <Pixels> koshari: the link is non working.. any other?
[10:18] <Titan8990> zortec, its not a problem of open ports
[10:18] <Pixels> chocobanana: i did that, still no acroread
[10:18] <mib_i2s467et> which was success now how it is changed
[10:18] <Titan8990> zortec, atleast not on your local machine
[10:18] <pudidis> tiyowan: Would that be under the same Folder? Hard disk tools?
[10:18] <dumbkiwi> creature1: open a terminal without a window decoration? try eterm - think there's a few howtos on the internets
[10:18] <koshari> go here http://get.adobe.com/reader/
[10:18] <mib_i2s467et> i dont know about partiition mounting at boot
[10:18] <tiyowan> pudidis: Yep.
[10:18] <mib_i2s467et> well should i edit fstab
[10:18] <Pixels> chocobanana: OK!  yes it worked!  you legend ;)
[10:18] <ms_> Hello, I was wondered about mount.ntfs, when rw access to that disk is big it eats all my cpu. Suppose it is nothing to do about that. Can I somehow move my partition from ntfs to eht2, without copying all data to another disk?
[10:18] <SamSams> hi all i am new to ubuntu. pls tell me how do i set up permissions so that i can save or delete files in the FileSystem
[10:18] <Titan8990> !fstab | mib_i2s467et
[10:18] <Pixels> chocobanana for president :)
[10:18] <chocobanana> Pixels: fantastic :)
[10:19] <zortec_> This is the message I get in terminal: InternetGetConnectedState always returning LAN connection.
[10:19] <Titan8990> mib_i2s467et, i know nothing about tvtuner cards honestly
[10:19] <koshari> Pixels the links fine here
[10:19] <Pixels> chocobanana: so all I had to do was click on those 2 Partner lines???
[10:19] <G_A_C> ms_: No, you would need to backup your data, reformat the disk you want to use as ext3, and then restore your data to it
[10:19] <chocobanana> Pixels: remember to install the plugin as well
[10:19] <chocobanana> Pixels: the first one would have been enough
[10:19] <mib_i2s467et> anybody help me about tvtuner card detectection in tvtime
[10:19] <Titan8990> zortec, its a problem with the WINE handling the windows api calls it looks like
[10:19] <G_A_C> ms_: there's no "inplace" migration from NTFS to ext3
[10:19] <pudidis> tiyowan: Hm, sorry, I'm poking around for it, just a sec.
[10:19] <Titan8990> zortec, did you check the notes on appdb?
[10:19] <mib_i2s467et> also how to change ntsc format to pal in tvtime
[10:19] <tiyowan> pudidis: No problem.
[10:20] <Pixels> chocobanana: thanks :)  see ya ;)
[10:20] <quizme> when i log in i get dumped into /
[10:20] <koshari> mib_i2s467et is it a dvb-t or analog?
[10:20] <chocobanana> Pixels: that's a way. Medibuntu should also provide it, bu I also can't get it from them here either... strange
[10:20] <quizme> permission denied
[10:20] <mib_i2s467et> analog
[10:20] <quizme> anybody know why ?
[10:20] <zortec> Titan8990: I didn't see any notes on appdb
[10:20] <koshari> \chocobanana medibuntu DONT provide 32 bit acroread
[10:20] <quizme> Could not chdir to home directory /home/tempuser: Permission denied
[10:20] <quizme> -bash: /home/tempuser/.bash_profile: Permission denied
[10:20] <chocobanana> koshari: right! :)
[10:20] <quizme> anybody know why that happens ?
[10:21] <Jyxt> oh my what a hassle just to get dmcrypt working, oh well more knowledge for me :)
[10:21] <G_A_C> quizme: the permissions have got screwed up on your home directory, maybe?
[10:21] <dumbkiwi> quizme: you been able to get to a graphical desktop previously?  Is this a new thing?
[10:21] <Titan8990> zortec, i see tons: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=14154
[10:21] <G_A_C> quizme: what does "ls -l /home" show you (put it into the pastebin and give us the link)
[10:21] <dman777> anyone use a macbook pro?
[10:21] <hdon> hi all. is there a channel specifically for installing ubuntu?
[10:21] <pudidis> tiyowan: Ah here we go, I found it under filesystem tools/  partition tools/ testdisk v6.6 (check/undelete). is this the one?
[10:21] <Malicia> Pici, 10x :)
[10:21] <tiyowan> pudidis: Yep, that's the one.
[10:21] <mobi-sheep> !welcome | hdon
[10:22] <chocobanana> hdon: no, but there's a dedicated Forum place @ http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=333
[10:22] <chocobanana> !installation
[10:22] <chocobanana> also a good source
[10:22]  * hdon clicks
[10:22] <chocobanana> hdon: you can always ask a question here of course
[10:23] <pudidis> tiyowan: Whoa, it gave me no time to deal with the prompts it was doing.
[10:23] <quizme> http://pastie.org/497625
[10:23] <quizme> g_a_c: http://pastie.org/497625
[10:23] <ms_> G_A_C: tanks
[10:23] <tiyowan> pudidis: It should have asked you whether you wanted to create a log file.
[10:23] <G_A_C> quizme: that looks normal, you are logged in as tempuser on this machine?
[10:23] <tiyowan> pudidis: In any case, you should be on the disk selection screen by now.
[10:23] <mib_i2s467et> should i edit fstab to automount drives at boot in jaunty>
[10:23] <mib_i2s467et> ?
[10:23] <pudidis> tiyowan: Yes, I am
[10:23] <ozzmosis> mib_i2s467et: yep
[10:24] <zortec_> Hmm, it uses bittorrent technology.
[10:24] <pudidis> tiyowan: Shall I go ahead and Proceed?
[10:24] <mib_i2s467et> how give an example
[10:24] <tiyowan> pudidis: Okay. Select your disk, and then Proceed.
[10:24] <tiyowan> pudidis: Next, you'll see the Partition table type selection screen.
[10:24] <pudidis> tiyowan: Correct.
[10:24] <tiyowan> pudidis: Go with Intel.
[10:24] <quizme> g_a_c: yes
[10:25] <pudidis> tiyowan: Okay
[10:25] <G_A_C> quizme: what's the output of "echo $HOME" as tempuser?
[10:25] <tiyowan> pudidis: Now you should see a bunch of options like Anlyse, Advanced, Geometry etc.
[10:25] <pudidis> tiyowan: Yes
[10:25] <ozzmosis> !fstab | mib_i2s467et
[10:26] <mib_i2s467et> then ozmosis
[10:26] <Ersran9> Hello, I got the ubuntu x86 iso and burnt it onto a disk. I proceeded with the installation, and reached this point where I had to select the keyboard format. when I clicked next, the installation just hangs. any ideas?
[10:26] <tiyowan> pudidis: Right, highlight Analyse, and press Enter.
[10:26] <mib_i2s467et> what to do with automounting drives at boot
[10:26] <mib_i2s467et> they are not mounted
[10:26] <mobi-sheep> Ersran9: Did you md5sum before you burn the iso?
[10:26] <dman777> anyone use a macbook pro?
[10:26] <mobi-sheep> !md5sum | Ersran9
[10:26] <dman777> anyone use a macbook?
[10:27] <Undertaker> hi i'm installing 9.04 & i get this   ata1 softreset failed (device not ready) what am i doing wrong
[10:27] <Ersran9> mobi-sheep, yes md5 passed, and media check on bootup also passed
[10:27] <mobi-sheep> dman777: Ask the real question. :)
[10:27] <ozzmosis> mib_i2s467et: they will be automounted if you edit fstab properly
[10:27] <pudidis> tiyowan: Okay, I now get two warnings of the same type: "Warning: incorrect number of heads/cylinder 240 (NTFS (and FAT for the other)) != 255 (HD)
[10:27] <pudidis> tiyowan: Lower down, it says "bad relative sector"
[10:27] <mib_i2s467et> ok
[10:27] <mib_i2s467et> anybody help me about tvtuner card detectection in tvtime
[10:27] <mobi-sheep> Ersran9: Generally that shouldn't happen.  Old hardware?
[10:27] <tiyowan> pudidis: Yikes. Does it go ahead with the analysis?
[10:27] <mib_i2s467et> analog card
[10:28] <pudidis> tiyowan: I get the option to proceed, below these messages.
[10:28] <ozzmosis> !ask | mib_i2s467et
[10:28] <cryptcritic> hey room
[10:28] <linny> hello i wonder if someone could advise me ? i have a dedicated server running 8.04 server and my desktop running jaunty what are my options for automated ftp backup of my home folder not my videos and stuff im thinking more along the lines of all my config files and folders (also list of installed packages would be nice to backup too, if thats possible)
[10:28] <Ersran9> mobi-sheep, nope. could this be due to hardware errors?
[10:28] <incorrect> taptu
[10:28] <pudidis> tiyowan: There's also some information along with these error messages
[10:28] <ozzmosis> Ersran9: hardware error or incompatibility
[10:28] <incorrect> ooops
[10:28] <tiyowan> pudidis: What kind of information?
[10:28] <Ersran9> ah
[10:28] <tupac4life> forza milan
[10:28] <cryptcritic> hey room
[10:28] <ozzmosis> Ersran9: might be worth trying the alternate install CD
[10:28] <mobi-sheep> Ersran9: It's not an easy approach -- hit-or-miss.  Did you burn the ISO at slowest speed?
[10:28] <Ersran9> oh, alright
[10:29] <chocobanana> hey cryptcritic
[10:29] <cryptcritic> hey
[10:29] <Ersran9> mobi-sheep, not the slowest, but at 24x
[10:29] <mobi-sheep> Ersran9: See what ozzmosis say.  I use alternative install disc myself and I find it better over LiveCD.
[10:29] <Undertaker> hi i'm installing lenny & i get this   ata1 softreset failed (device not ready) what am i doing wrong
[10:29] <Ersran9> ah okay
[10:29] <Ersran9> thanks for your help :)
[10:29] <ozzmosis> Ersran9: or more extreme things like an earlier Ubuntu version, or booting a different OS from CD (FreeBSD, NetBSD, etc) depending on how much effort you want to go to ;)
[10:29] <mobi-sheep> Ersran9: 24x is too fast.  Burning at this speed can lessen the quality, skipping bits there and there.  Burn at x4 (slowest).
[10:29] <pudidis> tiyowan: Well, under each warning I get something like this: (this is the first one) 1 * HPFS - NTFS    0  1  1 27804 254 63  446687262 [HP_Pavilion]  (The other one has similar information, and [hp_recovery] at the end
[10:29] <G_A_C> Undertaker: you'd have better results in a Debian channel, possibly
[10:29] <cryptcritic> I was wondering does anyne know how to get adobe flash on ubuntu 9.04
[10:30] <chocobanana> linny: not sure about the exact specifics, but you can always set up a cron job
[10:30] <Ersran9> okay
[10:30] <Ersran9> but
[10:30] <cryptcritic> it keeps saying architecture not found
[10:30] <pudidis> tiyowan: Also, below the bad relative sector warning, it says some similar information with what seems to be the linux partition
[10:30] <cptblood> mobi-sheep: burning at 4x is often just made available by older media
[10:30] <mobi-sheep> Ersran9: Go for alternative disc.  There are more choices there.  Be sure to md5sum and burn slow. :)
[10:30] <tiyowan> pudidis: Okay. One moment.
[10:30] <Undertaker> o9oops i was to say 9.04
[10:30] <cptblood> and if you got a good burner and good media, burning at 24x isnt a problem
[10:30] <Ersran9> ozzmosis, If I can use fedora 10, which is fairly new, could it be incompatibility?
[10:30] <pudidis> tiyowan: Shall I take a picture and put it up on twitpic or something?
[10:30] <ozzmosis> Ersran9: could be, yeah
[10:31] <ozzmosis> Ersran9: maybe even an errant BIOS setting
[10:31] <linny> chocobanana: but it would end up uploading files that haven't changed on the server wouldn't it i was wondering if there specific software for this purpose
[10:31] <Undertaker> hi i'm installing ubuntu 9.04 & i get this   ata1 softreset failed (device not ready) what am i doing wrong
[10:31] <tiyowan> pudidis: Actually, could you do that? It's really help. Do you see anything like "invalid NTFS boot"?
[10:31] <G_A_C> Undertaker: which one are you installing? a second ago you said lenny (ie Debian) now it's Ubuntu 9.04? :)
[10:31] <Ersran9> ozzmosis, but... well, I dont know, it shows this dialog "scanning disks" and then hangs
[10:31] <ozzmosis> Ersran9: maybe toggle USB legacy devices in the BIOS ... I'm just grasping at straws though :)
[10:31] <quizme> g_a_c: /home/tempuser
[10:32] <Undertaker> ubuntu 9.04
[10:32] <pudidis> tiyowan: Not a problem, just a sec. I don't see anything like that, no
[10:32] <ozzmosis> Ersran9: I thought you said it stopped when it detected the keyboard?  (which I think you can skip anyway)
[10:32] <Ersran9> okay, I'll try that as well
[10:32] <G_A_C> quizme: after you've been dumped into / when you login, can you get into /home/tempuser manually?
[10:32] <Ersran9> ozzmosis, after I clicked next from that step
[10:32] <chocobanana> linny: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/rsync
[10:32] <ozzmosis> Ersran9: ah
[10:32] <quizme> G_A_C: no
[10:32] <quizme> G_A_C: permission denied still
[10:32] <linny> chocobanana: thanks reading
[10:33] <G_A_C> quizme: can you get into that folder as root?
[10:33] <quizme> G_A_C: yes root np
[10:33] <chocobanana> see you all later
[10:33] <ozzmosis> Ersran9: have you tried Alt+F4 to look for any error messages?
[10:33] <ozzmosis> Ersran9: I think it's Alt+F4 ..
[10:33] <Ersran9> ozzmosis, no.. I never knew it could be done there
[10:33] <Ersran9> ozzmosis, I'll try that out right now
[10:34] <pudidis> tiyowan: http://twitpic.com/6gfhr Here we go.
[10:34] <ozzmosis> mobi-sheep: I've never had any problems with burning discs at 52x btw :)
[10:34] <G_A_C> quizme: you could try resetting the permissions (although they appear to be right anyway)? chown -R tempuser:tempuser /home/tempuser
[10:35] <mobi-sheep> ozzmosis: Heh.  Ubuntu ISO? :o
[10:35] <G_A_C> otherwise I'm somewhat out of ideas, from your paste, and what you've said, I can't see anything out of place
[10:35] <quizme> G_A_C: i figured out what it was.  I set chmod 700 /home
[10:35] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> How can i look for a line in a file, and return only a section of this line? like, how can i parse output of fgrep thru gettok?
[10:35] <G_A_C> quizme: ahhh!
[10:35] <ozzmosis> CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo: awk
[10:35] <G_A_C> quizme: I never even thought of that, heh
[10:35] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> Ta.
[10:35] <tiyowan> pudidis: Okay, this is a problem with the partition table. Hmm.
[10:35] <quizme> G_A_C: that's what was messing me up.... but why does the directory above affect the intended destination directory?
[10:36] <G_A_C> quizme: the x bit controls who can enter that dir
[10:36] <G_A_C> so if you had 711 /home, that would be fine
[10:36] <G_A_C> you wouldn't be able to do an ls on /home because of not having the r bit, but you would be able to enter the directory OK
[10:36] <quizme> G_A_C: do i need to have the x bit set on "/" as well ?
[10:37] <pudidis> tiyowan: So the partition process itself failed?
[10:37] <G_A_C> quizme: I don't think you can set permissions on / as it's the root partition
[10:37] <tiyowan> pudidis: Your drive has an x number of cylinders and heads. (physically) But the partition table (basically, a file) is listing your partitions in a way that they don't "end" where they're supposed. It in the worst case, you could have lost all of your data.
[10:37] <quizme> G_A_C: i mean, does every directory above have to have +x or only the one above ?
[10:37] <G_A_C> quizme: every directory above
[10:38] <mobi-sheep> k
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[10:38] <pudidis> tiyowan: I see. Even for the recovery partition?
[10:38] <G_A_C> quizme: a missing x at any step would essentially be the end of the "chain"
[10:38] <quizme> G_A_C: geez.  I never knew that.
[10:38] <quizme> G_A_C: k thanks
[10:38] <quizme> G_A_C: i'm sorted
[10:38] <G_A_C> quizme: you do now, you learn something new every day ;)
[10:38] <koshari> G_A_C: roots the owner, but setting permissions like 777 on / would be suicide
[10:38] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> ozzmosis, Lol, that was extreamly simple, thanks for that.
[10:38] <quizme> G_A_C: yup
[10:38] <tiyowan> pudidis: Yep.
[10:38] <hdon> so i need to boot from usb flash memory. i'm reading https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromCForUSBStick but my problem is that it's now asking me to copy some files onto it from my system, and i'm not running ubuntu. is it reasonable to expect /boot/grub to be compatible between Debian 4.0 and Ubuntu?
[10:38] <hdon> (boot as in boot the installer)
[10:39] <A[L]IF> hei
[10:39] <ozzmosis> CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo: no probs :)
[10:39] <G_A_C> koshari: yeah, I realise that, I always thought that / was always root:root 700
[10:39] <_dr> hi
[10:39] <G_A_C> and unchangable
[10:39] <pudidis> tiyowan: Dang.
[10:39] <_dr> is it possible to use different window decorations for different window types?
[10:39] <koshari> hdon if you are booting from usb you likely wont use grub but instead syslinux
[10:39] <tiyowan> pudidis: Nah, it doesn't necessarily mean that the data is lost. :)
[10:39] <zortec_> How do I find out my ip address like in windows I would type ipconfig.  I want to set up port forwarding for my router.
[10:39] <tiyowan> pudidis: I'm actually trying to think of the best way to fix this.
[10:40] <_dr> zortec_: ifconfig
[10:40] <G_A_C> ifconfig, zortec
[10:40] <pudidis> tiyowan: Thank you so much.
[10:40] <tiyowan> pudidis: The good news is that there's nothing wrong with your drive.
[10:40] <mac|gyve1> how can I manually run grub from a recovery session? where is it on the disk?
[10:40] <A[L]IF> any op hare  ?/
[10:40] <mib_i2s467et> i have a analog tv tuner card which is nt detected by default so i loaded the module to using modprobe and edited file using /etc/modprobe.d/saa7134 but now its changed in jaunty
[10:41] <koshari> use the term in a live session and run update-grub
[10:41] <tiyowan> pudidis: It's just that there's a vital file on it which has some data which isn't exactly matching what's on your disc. :)
[10:41] <pudidis> tiyowan: Oh right, that's good.
[10:41] <koshari> mac|gyve1 use the term in a live session and run update-grub
[10:41] <tiyowan> pudidis: Okay, tell you what. As of now, do you have anything important on this drive?
[10:42] <piergiacomo> !list
[10:42] <pudidis> tiyowan: In the worst case, I can see myself reinstalling Windows. The only problem there is that I don't know where my CD with drivers is.
[10:42] <pudidis> tiyowan: No, not really.
[10:42] <WolfHack> when I boot into Ubuntu, the GUI screws up and it wont show the login screen. last thing i did was manually change the resolution using 'randr -s 800x600'
[10:42] <WolfHack> any ideas?
[10:42] <hdon> koshari: oh i just discovered "boot.img.gz" in hd-media, can i use that to install ubuntu from usb flash?
[10:43] <tiyowan> pudidis: Okay...HP..I think best thing to do is use HP's PC Recovery Mode.
[10:43] <pudidis> tiyowan: Alrighty, I'll give that a shot.
[10:43] <tiyowan> pudidis: I'm trying to find out whether that'll allow you to restore your hard drive to the way it was when it shipped.
[10:43] <hdon> http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/main/installer-i386/current/images/hd-media/
[10:43] <pudidis> tiyowan: Oh, but to quit this testdisk, I can just switch off my PC?
[10:43] <tiyowan> pudidis: Yep.
[10:43] <ozzmosis> WolfHack: see /var/log/Xorg.0.log .. you probably need to start with a fresh /etc/X11/xorg.conf .. but make a backup of the old one
[10:43] <koshari> hdon make a bootable usb install from the utility in >admin it will make the filesystem bootable itself , you just provide the iso
[10:44] <hdon> koshari: what is ">admin" ?
[10:44] <WolfHack> thank you
[10:44] <jamieleshaw_> Hello, Is there an Aero shake equiventalent for Ubuntu?
[10:44] <koshari> menu > system > administration > usb creation
[10:44] <ozzmosis> WolfHack: I've never heard of randr being used btw
[10:44] <koshari> jamieleshaw WTh is auroshake
[10:44] <mobi-sheep> jamieleshaw_: Eh?  Aero shake?
[10:45] <A[L]IF> who is admin in this room ?
[10:45] <ozzmosis> WolfHack: I don't even have a "randr"
[10:45] <hdon> koshari: i'm not on ubuntu right now. this will be my first time trying it. i've already used fdisk to set up the partition table on my usb flash media
[10:45] <ozzmosis> A[L]IF: why?
[10:45] <tiyowan> pudidis: Did you ever use that program from HP - Recovery Manager, to make a recovery disc?
[10:45] <jamieleshaw_> Aero Shake is new In Windows 7
[10:45] <WolfHack> me either this was what a friend of mine on rizon was asking about so i figured i would ask the official channel ;]
[10:45] <pudidis> tiyowan: Gosh, no, I didn't.
[10:45] <A[L]IF> ozzmosis nothing jst ask
[10:45] <NN-Tags> Has anyone some experience using Infotec/Heidlberg printers on Ubuntu?
[10:45] <easter_egg> hello world :-)
[10:45] <koshari> hdon use the live disk, you will need to reformat your usb key to fat or fat32 anyway for syslinux to boot
[10:45] <easter_egg> good morning for us
[10:46] <koshari> jamieleshaw so , whats it do?
[10:46] <pudidis> tiyowan: Well, I'm in HP recovery.
[10:46] <mobi-sheep> koshari: http://www.istartedsomething.com/20081103/shake-up-your-windows-7-with-aero-shake/
[10:46] <hdon> koshari: what is a "live disk?"
[10:46] <mobi-sheep> jamieleshaw_: You don't use SHIFT + ALT + ARROW UP ?
[10:46] <tiyowan> pudidis: Oh, you're in PC recovery? Did you have to press a key like F11 on startup to get into recovery mode?
[10:46] <jamieleshaw_> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JdV0sG6sFI
[10:46] <koshari> the ubuntu cd, you have a disc dont you?
[10:47] <hdon> no!
[10:47] <pudidis> tiyowan: Nope, the boot program (GRUB?) gave me a choice of OS' and among them was a second copy of windows xp, which took me here.
[10:47] <ozzmosis> jamieleshaw_: no trolling ;)
[10:47] <hdon> i just want to install from usb mass storage media
[10:47] <koshari> then how do you intend on installing it?
[10:47] <easter_egg> tiyowan, the recovery mode you will found in grup menu list
[10:47] <mobi-sheep> jamieleshaw_: You'll end up getting carpal tunnel syndrome from shaking all times. :|
[10:47] <jamieleshaw_> In what way am i trolling
[10:47] <easter_egg> tiyowan, just press esc in init
[10:47] <tiyowan> easter_egg: Thanks. :)
[10:47]  * hdon considers going back to debian already
[10:47] <jamieleshaw_> I'm confused
[10:47] <tiyowan> pudidis: Okay. What you need to is...
[10:47] <ozzmosis> jamieleshaw_: posting a Windows 7 video here?  what is the point?
[10:48] <easter_egg> tiyowan, but you will need many knowledge in bash programming
[10:48] <jamieleshaw_> You asked what it did
[10:48] <ozzmosis> jamieleshaw_: I didn't ask
[10:48] <ozzmosis> jamieleshaw_: who are you talking to?
[10:48] <jamieleshaw_> well koshari asked
[10:48] <tiyowan> pudidis: In Advanced -> Destructive Recovery. This will format your *entire* drive, and reinstall Windows and the original software that came with the computer.
[10:48] <koshari> hdon to install from usb you still need the iso
[10:48] <jamieleshaw_> And im talking to who ever i slistening
[10:49] <tiyowan> pudidis: And *that* should fix the mismatch in the partition table as well.
[10:49] <jamieleshaw_> That's all
[10:49] <hdon> koshari: no problem
[10:49] <ozzmosis> jamieleshaw_: you need to direct your replies to the people who are talking to you
[10:49] <pudidis> tiyowan: Hm, I'll poke around, but it gives me two options: Start hardware dignostics, and start pc recovery. I imagine I'll go with start pc recovery
[10:49] <mobi-sheep> jamieleshaw_: There are many compiz features you can use.  Aero shake is pointless and stupid. :)
[10:49] <mobi-sheep> !compiz | jamieleshaw_
[10:49] <koshari> jamieleshaw just looks like a poor mans version of a compiz plugin to me
[10:49] <NishaKitten> compiz is a lot better than aero is x.x
[10:50] <tiyowan> pudidis: Destructive Recovery will make your system exactly the way it was when you bought it.
[10:50] <pudidis> tiyowan: Thar she blows.
[10:50] <jamieleshaw_> It is not useless it's quicker
[10:50] <koshari> hdon you can use unetbootin alternatively to prepare the usb drive from the iso,
[10:50] <tiyowan> pudidis: Look at the bright side - at least your drive isn't dying. :)
[10:50] <ozzmosis> !offtopic jamieleshaw_
[10:50] <pudidis> tiyowan: My PC needed a good sweep, I guess.
[10:50] <easter_egg> hdon, try live usb creator
[10:51] <easter_egg> hdon, https://launchpad.net/liveusb
[10:51] <pudidis> tiyowan: Oh no, I'm a little sad that I've lost some programs, but like I said, it needed a good sweep. I just hope this works.
[10:51] <hdon> "live usb creator" sounds too easy
[10:51] <koshari> easter_egg i already suggested that.
[10:51] <NishaKitten> jamieleshaw_, I happen to run windows 7 right now and I can even though I like windows tell you right now compiz has 10x the features maybe 100x and it's just as fast or it was for me
[10:51] <NishaKitten> nvm then
[10:51] <NishaKitten> ~~
[10:51] <Fluxibuxi> please press [Strg]+[W]
[10:51] <pudidis> tiyowan: To be perfectly honest, I was trying to install Ubuntu for a job that likes linux and test around in it.
[10:51] <ozzmosis> Strg?
[10:51] <easter_egg> hdon, http://www.programatium.com/pt/tecnologia/news.php?id=Create+Ubuntu+Bootable+USB+Flash+Drive+with+uSbuntu+Live+Creator+for+Windows (windows)
[10:52] <tiyowan> pudidis: Yeah, it happens. I think the most likely way the information in your partition table was corrupted was due to a failure in the partitioning process.
[10:52] <mobi-sheep> pudidis: You can use cygwin ?
[10:52] <hdon> easter_egg: why are you giving me this?
[10:52] <easter_egg> hdon, is very useful
[10:52] <hdon> easter_egg: i'm not using windows!
[10:52] <koshari> hdon what are you using?
[10:52] <hdon> koshari: Debian
[10:52] <pudidis> tiyowan: It's a shame, but it's at least nice to have a fresh start. Plus I've got most of my files on a backup HDD, so it should be good.
[10:52] <easter_egg> hdon, you are creating usb live? are you? XD
[10:52] <tiyowan> pudidis: What mobi-sheep said. If I have to use Windows, I'll always use Cygwin. But an alternative option is, you could run Ubuntu inside a virtual machine in Windows if you want to do some tinkering around.
[10:53] <hdon> easter_egg: only for installation purposes
[10:53] <koshari> hdon then use unetbootin to prepare the key
[10:53] <NishaKitten> *has ubuntu running in a vm machine*
[10:53] <mobi-sheep> pudidis: If it's a pure linux job, then you can use http://www.cygwin.com/
[10:53] <NishaKitten> virtual box is a good one for it
[10:53] <tiyowan> pudidis: A friend of mine lost 2 TB recently.
[10:53] <pudidis> tiyowan: Hm, I'll keep that in mind. I wanted to test a board over null modem serial on the linux terminal
[10:53] <easter_egg> hdon, ok, the two links can help you (at windows or ubuntu)
[10:53] <pudidis> mobi-sheep: Thanks, i'll keep that in mind.
[10:54] <hdon> koshari: Debian 4.0. why do i have to use some easy program to do it? this really isn't that hard, i just have to know what files to include
[10:54] <pudidis> tiyowan: That's awful. I felt the pain for awhile, but managed to at least get my music and save files out of windows before the format
[10:54] <mobi-sheep> tiyowan: I'm sorry to hear that your friend lost 2TB of something that's not his in first place. :X
[10:54] <pudidis> tiyowan: Should take about 20 minutes
[10:55] <koshari> hdon because its not like installing to a hard drive as you use syslinux , its a compressed image like a live disk,
[10:55] <tiyowan> mobi-sheep: Dead- on accurate. :X
[10:55] <hdon> koshari: doesn't sound that intimidating
[10:56] <pudidis> tiyowan: I'm just glad it hasn't failed yet. Heh.
[10:56] <SamSams> what is the command to rename a folder???
[10:56] <koshari> its not, its dead easy, its just the syslinux.conf file is not able to be edited by a test editor, a
[10:56] <aprilhare> is it possible to add wolfram alpha to a gnome panel?
[10:56] <hdon> aprilhare: you can add any launcher to gnome panels
[10:56] <pudidis> tiyowan: I've read that it's possible to install the startup ubuntu onto a USb stick and just have the machine boot from it. Is that reccomendable?
[10:57] <tiyowan> pudidis: Indeed. Just wait until the recovery process completes, then power off the machine and go for a walk or something. :)
[10:57] <isimiip> hi
[10:57] <ozzmosis> aprilhare: type the web address (http://etc) instead of the command
[10:57] <ozzmosis> aprilhare: I assuming you already know how to add to the panel
[10:57] <hdon> ozzmosis: i wouldn't make that assumption :\
[10:57] <tiyowan> pudidis: A live USB. That's also good for testing things out.
[10:58] <isimiip> i'm doing some development, so sometimes I need to install some devel packages, please tell me is there a list of this devel packages somewhere ?
[10:58] <aprilhare> ozzmosis: i have added elements before, but nothing like this http://www51.wolframalpha.com/addtoyoursite.html
[10:58] <pudidis> tiyowan: Hah, that's definitely a good idea, go get some fresh air.
[10:58] <ozzmosis> aprilhare: actually my suggestion doesn't work!  it works for Alt+F2 but not commands run from the panel.  hrm :S
[10:58] <isimiip> because now i have to search google and it feels kinda strange to me that i can't find it in some official place
[10:59] <koshari> tiyowan live usb is a little limited for some testing, i find VMs better for such actions
[10:59] <hdon> aprilhare: why would you want to go back to that specific page so often as to need a link to it?
[10:59] <aprilhare> hdon: the wolfram is very important to me
[10:59] <hdon> aprilhare: yes, but why addtoyoursite.html ?
[10:59] <anr78> anyone running Ubuntu on MBP 5.1 or 5.2 with no heat issues?
[11:00] <aprilhare> hdon: i was looking for a toolbar for the gnome panel like the ones featured there :)
[11:00] <koshari> isimiip build essentual?
[11:00] <G_A_C> hdon: I think he probably means he wants the HTML widget, on his panel
[11:00] <hdon> oh!
[11:00] <aprilhare> yes
[11:00] <tiyowan> koshari: Agreed. I'm still dual-booting XP/8.10. I still need to test 9.04 in VirtualBox first. As well as the Win7 beta.
[11:00] <G_A_C> rather than a link to the page describing how to add the widgets :)
[11:00] <hdon> aprilhare: you want this page http://www51.wolframalpha.com/downloads.html
[11:00] <G_A_C> aprilhare: I don't know of a way to do this, maybe one of the desktop widget engines (gdesklets IIRC?) can do it?
[11:00] <hdon> aprilhare: it looks like they do not have a gnome panel applet yet
[11:01] <aprilhare> hdon: yes... no gnome panel applet yet
[11:01] <hdon> aprilhare: if you are brave or experienced you can try to make your own :)
[11:01] <hdon> aprilhare: it's probably not very difficult
[11:01] <isimiip> koshari: not really, i mean, for example i need mysql devel package, and i have to search google to find it's name
[11:01] <aprilhare> gdesklets - is it in the repos?
[11:01] <dquestions> whats wrong with this  10 echo "$2" | tr -d  '\15\32' >> "/home/users/$1/.ssh/authorized_keys"
[11:02] <mobi-sheep> !info gdesklets
[11:02] <mobi-sheep> aprilhare: Yup.  See ^
[11:02] <aprilhare> hmmm
[11:02] <isimiip> and typically there is more than 1 answer (package name) and how can i determine the right one
[11:02] <utane> สวัสดีครับทุกท่าน
[11:02] <aprilhare> i'd need a wolfram alpha widget then :)
[11:03] <mobi-sheep> aprilhare: http://www51.wolframalpha.com/downloads.html  (Just a thought.)
[11:03] <utane> Good boy
[11:03] <Tyrath> Sorry - this is not a ubuntu question, but I don't know where else to go. I'm using Ubuntu btw :P. Anyhow, I want to extract multiple 7zip files to an output directory - how can I do this? I tried: 7z -x *.7z -o <directory> but it's not working :(
[11:04] <aprilhare> mobi-sheep: unless i feel like running os x or vista that won't help me :)
[11:04] <aprilhare> or firefox.
[11:04] <mobi-sheep> aprilhare: Do you use Gnome-do?
[11:04] <Malicia> Tyrath, why not doing it directly in a dir?
[11:04] <aprilhare> mobi-sheep: i have it installed however i tend not to use it
[11:05] <Tyrath> Malicia: because then I'll have to mv all the 7z files out of that dir :(
[11:05] <koshari> aprilhare i forget its there and prefer beagle anrate
[11:05] <uhriventis> smbclient -M <host> does that command send messages outside of a network?
[11:05] <ozzmosis> Tyrath: 7z x -o "/outdir/" \*.7z
[11:05] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: thanks :)
[11:05] <zaxxxon> hi all
[11:06] <ozzmosis> Tyrath: or 7z x -o "/outdir/" '*.7z'
[11:06] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: just a quick question is that 7z x or 7z -x ?
[11:06] <G_A_C> uhriventis: it could do, but a lot of Windows machines probably have the Messenger service disabled now, so your message may well not be received
[11:06] <ozzmosis> Tyrath: x not -x
[11:06] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: ah k. bizarre.
[11:06] <uhriventis> Yes I know that
[11:06] <uhriventis> I was going to show my friend how to enable it
[11:06] <uhriventis> With XP you can still
[11:06] <mobi-sheep> aprilhare: http://do.davebsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=OpenSearch_Plugin
[11:06] <uhriventis> But, not vista
[11:06] <ozzmosis> Tyrath: not really .. x is a command .. -x is a switch
[11:07] <zaxxxon> I have a problem.. 20 days agoo my network worked.. now I have booted and it doesn't anymore.. The configuration of the network manager is ok but if I do a ifconfig it seems that all isn't configured.. I installed xen but maybe it doesn't matter.. can you help me?
[11:07] <hdon> ozzmosis: bash will not expand *.7z for you if you put it in quotes like that
[11:07] <ozzmosis> hdon: I want 7z to do the expanding
[11:07] <tiyowan> zaxxxon: Pastebin the results of ifconfig. Wired/wireless?
[11:07] <hdon> ozzmosis: amazn
[11:07] <ozzmosis> hdon: well, presumably Tyrath does
[11:07] <pudidis> tiyowan: Alrighty, the recovery's done. Restarting to check that it worked. It did! It's going into windows.
[11:08] <zaxxxon> wireless
[11:08] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: ah k. my understanding of linux is purely what I've made it up to be based on what I know :P. I know what the output of certain commands is but not really why they're structured the way they are
[11:08] <zaxxxon> wait a second
[11:08] <pudidis> tiyowan: Phew, well, thanks a lot for your help. It's better to have this than nothing.
[11:08] <ozzmosis> hdon: unzip is another .. unzip '*.zip' will do internal globbing instead of the shell doing it
[11:09] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: like for example, all that %t %u etc. stuff I recognise, I can tell you what it is, but not why it's like that :P
[11:09] <hdon> ozzmosis: why do you want the program to do it?
[11:09] <tiyowan> pudidis: It's all right. I'm sorry I couldn't recover your Windows.
[11:09] <AdvoWork> hi there, im trying to do: rm -r /home/adirectory but it says: rm: cannot remove directory `adirectory': Device or resource busy  but how? its empty
[11:09] <ozzmosis> hdon: otherwise if you do: unzip *.zip and you have A.zip and B.zip it will get parsed as unzip A.zip B.zip which will mean "look for B.zip inside of A.zip"
[11:09] <G_A_C> AdvoWork: there's probably a process open using it
[11:09] <G_A_C> AdvoWork: is it your own home directory?
[11:09] <frafra> hi all
[11:09] <mobi-sheep> !hi | frafra
[11:10] <bullgard4> What files are stored in /usr/share/menu/ ?
[11:10] <ozzmosis> Tyrath: it's just stuff you pick up over time.  %u format specifier for unsigned int.  I don't think %t is valid.  maybe for strftime()?
[11:10] <zaxxxon> this is the output of the lspci
[11:10] <zaxxxon> http://pastebin.com/m24e1142a
[11:10] <liamjfoy> Hi. I added my VPN settings into the network connection manager. How on earth do you make it connect?
[11:10] <G_A_C> liamjfoy: what kind of VPN?
[11:10] <koshari> AdvoWork why would you want to do that?
[11:10] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: yeah, it refers to time in certain config files. I've done a bit of programming, so some of the config files make sense to me
[11:11] <liamjfoy> G_A_C, Using openvpn.
[11:11] <frafra> I've done a dd on my external usb drive for about 100mb over 320gb. I had a ext4 partition, and I need to recover it. I've made a new partition table with a linux partition all over my hd (as it was), but I can't mount it, and I don't know how to try to recover it
[11:11] <G_A_C> liamjfoy: you should just be able to click on the network-manager icon, go down to VPN connections, and then click it to connect it
[11:11] <uhriventis> G_A_C could you send me a message so I know it works?
[11:11] <Tyrath> do leechers affect your upload capacity?
[11:11] <liamjfoy> When I click on it it edits the connection detials.
[11:11] <liamjfoy> details.
[11:11] <koshari> AdvoWork it may have hidden files in if and unless its your home dir you wont have permissions to do it , nad if it is your home dir why would you want to delete it?
[11:12] <hdon> ozzmosis: good observation. i generally use tar, i've never liked zip's invocation syntax. it seemed fragile.
[11:12] <G_A_C> liamjfoy: However, with my vpnc based VPN, I got an error with "no valid secrets"; https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-vpnc/+bug/360818 has a fix from Patrick Healy, which I applied, and this fixed my problem
[11:12] <benc> how do I execute a bash script inside a bash script?
[11:12] <ozzmosis> hdon: well plus it doesn't support unix permissions :)  but it's popular in Windows, so we live with it
[11:12] <hdon> benc: bash filename
[11:12] <unop> benc, just as you would normally
[11:12] <koshari> benc place it in your path and call it
[11:12] <mobi-sheep> frafra: When you dd a partition, the data is gone forever.
[11:13] <benc> thanks
[11:13] <G_A_C> liamjfoy: you're definitely just clicking on the systray icon? and then on the VPN submenu, and then onto your VPN item
[11:13] <G_A_C> ?
[11:13] <hdon> ozzmosis: i haven't used windows for 7 years :)
[11:13] <frafra> mobi-sheep, I've overwritten only a little initial part, not everything
[11:13] <koshari> hdon where do you work, the moon?
[11:13] <hdon> ozzmosis: you have no idea how good it feels when friends or family call me asking for computer help and i tell them i no longer know anything about their computers
[11:13] <liamjfoy> G_A_C, Oh whoops yes. Now it says service failed to start.
[11:13] <ozzmosis> hdon :)
[11:13] <hdon> koshari: the company i work for does a lot of FOSS stuff
[11:14] <G_A_C> liamjfoy: oh, I don't think I can help you with that error, that's different from the one I was getting :(
[11:14] <mobi-sheep> frafra: You mean you halted a dd while it was in progress?
[11:14] <hdon> (they do run some solaris systems though)
[11:14] <frafra> mobi-sheep, yes
[11:15] <ozzmosis> hdon: I've run freebsd on a server for about 10 years but NT4/2K/XP on the desktop until 3 weeks ago when I switched to Ubuntu.  still dualbooting for some things though.
[11:15] <zaxxxon> this is the output of the ifconfig
[11:15] <zaxxxon> http://pastebin.com/m3d86933f
[11:15] <hdon> ozzmosis: s/dual boot/emulate :D
[11:15] <tiyowan> zaxxxon: Hang on.
[11:15] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: I'm still having difficulties :/
[11:15] <zaxxxon> ok
[11:15] <ozzmosis> hdon: emulation's not good enough for what I use, sadly
[11:16] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: Incorrect command line
[11:16] <hdon> ozzmosis: :(
[11:16] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: actually, I think I know what's wrong
[11:16] <mobi-sheep> frafra: I don't know how one would rescue but there are something in the repo.
[11:16] <ozzmosis> Tyrath: can you tell me what you want to do?  I assume you have a few .7z files and you want to extract them all to the same directory?
[11:16] <mobi-sheep> !info ddrescue | frafra
[11:17] <frafra> mobi-sheep, already backupped the entire disk
[11:17] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: 7z x -o "~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/" Counter*
[11:17] <hdon> koshari: with unetbootin, when it asks me to specify a target, should i specify the partition or the entire block device? (/dev/sda or /dev/sda1?)
[11:17] <ozzmosis> Tyrath: replace Counter* with Counter\*
[11:18] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: I don't want to escape the * character tho. I'm using the * to specify all
[11:18] <koshari> hdon it should detect the mounted usb device,
[11:18] <reivis> is it possible to create an a axception to few computers to not use password when connect to remote desktop? and other ones to use password.
[11:18] <ozzmosis> Tyrath: but the shell is expanding * to file1.7z file2.7z .. you don't want that
[11:18] <hdon> koshari: it did, i just wanted to make sure that was correct
[11:18]  * hdon walks away while downloads occur
[11:19] <koshari> hdon *tick* and it will want the partitiion, so sda1 ect will be the target
[11:19] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: my files are like this 7z.002 7z.003 7z.004 7z.005
[11:19] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: but they all start with counter
[11:19] <mobi-sheep> Tyrath: Just un7z the original file?
[11:19] <ozzmosis> Tyrath: isn't that just one archive that's been split?  7zip will work that out itself
[11:20] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: I used the GUI version of 7z to extract the first of the 7z.001 numbers, will that mean the rest were extracted as well?
[11:20] <mobi-sheep> Tyrath: You're looking for a particular file.  Find it and un7z it.
[11:21] <mobi-sheep> Tyrath: Yes is the probable answer.
[11:21] <ozzmosis> Tyrath: you're really doing this the hard way :)
[11:21] <Tyrath> mobi-sheep ozzmosis: thanks. I'll give it a try
[11:21] <AdvoWork> koshari, its not my home dir, its a folder within it, ive just checked, no hidden files either. anyideas?
[11:22] <zaxxxon> no one?
[11:22] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: well if I'd use the GUI to do multiple files (which is what I thought I would be doing) you can see how it could present processing problems for the CPU
[11:22] <tiyowan> zaxxxon: Okay. What version of Ubuntu are you running? And did your wireless work before?
[11:22] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: I didn't realise 7zip worked this stuff out itself
[11:22] <zaxxxon> yes my wireless worked before
[11:22] <Tyrath> ozzmosis: but yeah the extraction did seem to take longer than it should have :P
[11:22] <koshari> AdvoWork post the path again last time you posted a home dir, remember /home is not the home dir, /home/myhome is
[11:23] <tiyowan> zaxxxon: Okay. Are you using 9.04?
[11:23] <Tyrath> ozzmosis mobi-sheep: anyhow, thanks both for your help
[11:23] <Tyrath> ozzmosis mobi-sheep: i'll try the prog see what happens
[11:23] <Tyrath> ciao all
[11:23] <zaxxxon> where is it written? I don't rimember the command of the shell for the version :(
[11:23] <ozzmosis> Tyrath: 7z is pretty slow
[11:23] <tiyowan> zaxxxon: uname -a
[11:24] <zaxxxon> 2.6.27-11 generic
[11:24] <n3f> hi everyone! =)
[11:25] <n3f> is it allowed in ubuntu to share a net connection to a vista machine?
[11:25] <koshari> n3f: do it in the router
[11:25] <tiyowan> zaxxxon: Sorry. I meant lsbrelease -a
[11:25] <n3f> koshari: I am not using  a router, just two lan cards....
[11:26] <AdvoWork> koshari, theres a folder in /home/ called adirectory ie:  /home/adirectory  im trying to delete it yet it wont. theres no files nor hidden files in there. Could it be mounted or similar? how can i find whats using it?
[11:26] <G_A_C> AdvoWork: fuser /home/adirectory, I think
[11:26] <tiyowan> zaxxxon: With the underscore. lsb_release -a
[11:26] <koshari> AdvoWork GACs correct, thats a users folder,
[11:26] <zaxxxon> it doesn't work that command
[11:27] <koshari> AdvoWork you understand that home isnt the home dir but /home/thesearehomedirs/
[11:27] <mobi-sheep> AdvoWork: Run "echo $HOME" in the terminal --> What does it say?
[11:27] <AdvoWork> koshari, yeah. so what does fuser /home/adirectory do?
[11:27] <tiyowan> zaxxxon: Try: lsb_release -a
[11:28] <G_A_C> AdvoWork: it lists PIDs of programs which are currently using the /home/adirectory directory, and therefore stopping you from deleting it
[11:29] <AdvoWork> G_A_C, i tried that, it returned nothing
[11:29] <koshari> AdvoWork have you created a group or user called adirectory?
[11:29] <AdvoWork> koshari, as far as I know, no.. but i may have mounted it in the past :s
[11:29] <G_A_C> AdvoWork: maybe try running it with sudo
[11:29] <AdvoWork> G_A_C, same :S
[11:29] <G_A_C> AdvoWork: oh :)
[11:29] <koshari> AdvoWork check the owner and permissions
[11:30] <Sabir> Ïîñîâåòóéòå âåá-êîíôèãóðàòîð äëÿ ñåðâåðà
[11:30] <avelain> sorry I crashed
[11:30] <Pici> !ru | Sabir
[11:30] <Sabir> oh, sorry
[11:30] <Sabir> i miss
[11:30] <Sabir> :)
[11:30] <N3bunel> hy...
[11:31] <N3bunel> i have a problem with my sistem.... evry time on boot i see this message : WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/oss-compat, it will be ignored in a future release.
[11:31] <AdvoWork> koshari, permissions: drwxrwxrwx  2 nobody      65533    0 2009-03-16 13:04
[11:31] <benc> I have a example.sh script that I run using ./example.sh     Now I'm trying to run it from a different folder. I've tried $folder/example.sh but it doesn't work
[11:32] <koshari> AdvoWork does that file creation date ring a bell?
[11:33] <flintwingel> benc: be more specific... what is the error message?
[11:33] <koshari> benc use full path
[11:33] <Pici> AdvoWork: Is the name of the directory nobody?
[11:33] <koshari> Pici thats the owner
[11:34] <Pici> koshari: Is it the name of the directory though?
[11:34] <benc> koshari: thanks
[11:34] <koshari> Pici the dir is called adirectory going off earlier posts
[11:35] <Pici> koshari: I assumed that was just a placeholder name
[11:36] <koshari> Pici i would be checking logs on what happened on the file creation date/time
[11:36] <Rosanet>  hi everybody I have installed the DNS in my ubuntu server but when I do nslookup 192.168.1.4 s the following message displays server can not find 4.1.168.192.in-addr.arpa.: NXDOMAIN if you have an idea please help me thanks otherwise good day
[11:37] <koshari> Rosanet can you ping it
[11:37] <G_A_C> Rosanet: sounds like you haven't set up your zone files correctly for your LAN addresses
[11:37] <karex> HELP, how to enable USB autosuspension?
[11:38] <Rigongia> just guessing ... isn't nslookup supposed to translate hostnames into ip addresses ?
[11:38] <Rosanet> koshari:when i make nslookup mydomain.local it's ok but when i make nslookup 192.168.1.4 no
[11:39] <AdvoWork> Pici, no its not :S
[11:39] <G_A_C> Rosanet: you need a second zone for the reverse addresses, it sounds like you're missing this
[11:39] <AdvoWork> koshari, i think its something to do with a mount though somehow, can i check?
[11:39] <Rosanet> G_A_C: i configure all the zones
[11:39] <G_A_C> Rosanet: if that were the case, it'd be working ;)
[11:39] <Rigongia> Rosanet : try dig -x 192.168.1.4
[11:39] <Rosanet> in the /etc/bind/named.conf.local
[11:39] <koshari> AdvoWork i guess you could check your fstab file
[11:40] <AussieGuy> if I do "apt-get install kde", kde wont take over as my default desktop and ill get to choose at login what I want, right?
[11:40] <bazhang> AussieGuy, kubuntu-desktop
[11:40] <ozzmosis> AussieGuy: you probably want kubuntu-desktop .. then you will get a choice at the GDM login screen
[11:41] <koshari> AussieGuy yes you will be able to choose default and session WM in the gdm screen
[11:41] <tiyowan> AussieGuy: Note that kubuntu-desktop is -big-.
[11:42] <ozzmosis> tiyowan: well, KDE is big, fullstop
[11:42] <AussieGuy> 112mb...not that big
[11:42] <dsdeiz> how to determine your resolution?
[11:42] <AussieGuy> already got konqueror installed though that could be why
[11:42] <ozzmosis> AussieGuy: it expands out .. still, not that big
[11:42] <ozzmosis> AussieGuy: same
[11:42] <ziroday> dsdeiz: xrandr
[11:43] <tiyowan> AussieGuy, ozzmosis: Well, it's not big by today's standards, true.
[11:44] <AussieGuy> not with 1Tb hard drives :)
[11:44] <dsdeiz> ziroday: i'm not quite sure how to interpret it, here's the result http://paste.ubuntu.com/186423/
[11:44] <dsdeiz> :D
[11:45] <ziroday> dsdeiz: sure, currently its working at 1280x800 which is the maximum
[11:45] <tiyowan> AussieGuy: Actually, it's this habit of mine. Everytime I look at a file that needs to be downloaded, I automatically calculate how long it would take on 14.4k dialup. :)
[11:45] <dsdeiz> ahh, that's good to know, thanks ziroday
[11:45] <Da_Fra> Hi! Is there any XFCE user???
[11:45] <AdvoWork> koshari, ahhh.. etc/fstab shows: 192..../adirectory  /home/adirectory cifs exec   can i get rid of just that one? as its not longer needed
[11:45] <ziroday> Da_Fra: #xubuntu will probably have a few
[11:46] <Da_Fra> :P yep :)
[11:46] <Da_Fra> Maybe...:)
[11:46] <Da_Fra> thank you
[11:46] <koshari> AdvoWork do you not want to mount that network location at that placeholder anymore?
[11:47] <AdvoWork> koshari, no
[11:47] <AdvoWork> sudo mount -a ?
[11:47] <koshari> comment out the line and run "sudo mount -a"
[11:48] <kamiar> Is anybody there know how can I run FreeGate on ubuntu? I copied all dlls from a WinXp com to wine but still get some error in MFC42.dll
[11:48] <ziroday> kamiar: #winehq can probably help you out with that
[11:48] <koshari> kamiar: winehq?
[11:48] <bazhang> kamiar, is it the appdb?
[11:48] <AdvoWork> koshari, ran it, made no difference :S
[11:48] <bazhang> !appdb > kamiar
[11:49] <koshari> AdvoWork you will still need the delete the palceholder
[11:49] <AdvoWork> koshari, how?
[11:49] <AdvoWork> i commented it out, did sudo mount -a
[11:49] <koshari> sudo rm -R /home/adirectory
[11:49] <kamiar> bazhang, ubottu, ziroday, koshari : thank you :)
[11:50] <Da_Fra> ziroday: #xubuntu semms to be a dead channel...:)
[11:50] <ziroday> Da_Fra: you just need to be patient, if its not xfce related you can ask here
[11:51] <AdvoWork> koshari, still says: Device or resource busy
[11:51] <G_A_C> AdvoWork: try sudo umount /home/adirectory
[11:51] <G_A_C> in my experience, mount -a only *mounts* stuff, it won't *unmount* things you've removed from fstab
[11:51] <Da_Fra> ghghghhggh I'll wait, but It's a bit boring to wait over there all alone...:)
[11:52] <mohanohi> hi.
[11:52] <AdvoWork> G_A_C, perfect, thankyou
[11:52] <mohanohi> y doesn't live cd of ubuntu doesn't detect ethernet ?
[11:53] <Aspin> is esword available in ubuntu these days?  I heard someone did a package!
[11:53] <AdvoWork> is there a way i can see all usernames on my system?
[11:53] <AdvoWork> from the terminal
[11:54] <G_A_C> AdvoWork: cat /etc/passwd
[11:54] <nandodutra> hello
[11:54] <G_A_C> that will list system users as well
[11:54] <bazhang> Aspin,  gnomesword for bible study
[11:54] <Aspin> yeah, know that but some guy apparently did a .deb for esword?
[11:55] <bazhang> Aspin, not in the repos
[11:56] <N3bunel> i have a problem with my sistem.... evry time on boot i see this message : WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/oss-compat, it will be ignored in a future release.
[11:56] <Aspin> http://www.ubuntulabs.devubuntu.com/deb/
[11:56] <jimi_> hey peeps, i just downloaded boinc for linux but having trouble installing it, anyone know how i can do this..exe windows user here lol
[11:56] <Aspin> for the esword deb
[11:57] <Aspin> looks old though
[11:57] <ziroday> N3bunel: that's ignorable
[11:57] <bkraptor> jimi_: sudo apt-get install boinc-manager boinc-client
[11:58] <N3bunel> and i have a second problem with my wierless card
[11:58] <jimi_> ty :)
[11:58] <Feezdo> salut
[11:58] <N3bunel> sal
[11:58] <ZhouYu> !id
[11:58] <ziroday> N3bunel: I'll take a crack at it :), what's not working?
[11:59] <N3bunel> i canot find a driver
[11:59] <ziroday> N3bunel: okay, what card do you have?
[11:59] <N3bunel> 00:06.0 Ethernet controller: Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88w8335 [Libertas] 802.11b/g Wireless (rev 03)
[11:59] <N3bunel> digitus
[11:59] <ziroday> N3bunel: hmm I'm not familiar with that card. Have you tried ndiswrapper?
[11:59] <Vinceman> when you want to install something and it says "system requirements: windows, Mac OS" can you install it on ubuntu?
[12:00] <N3bunel> yep
[12:00] <ziroday> Vinceman: depends what it is
[12:00] <Vinceman> adobe flash program
[12:00] <N3bunel> i type ndiswrapper -m and i have this as replay
[12:00] <N3bunel> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/oss-compat, it will be ignored in a future release.
[12:00] <N3bunel> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/arch, it will be ignored in a future release.
[12:00] <N3bunel> adding "alias wlan0 ndiswrapper" to /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper ...
[12:01] <Vinceman> N3bunel, it does however say: (cannot install on a volume that uses a case-sensitive file system or on flash-based storage devices)
[12:01] <bazhang> pastebin N3bunel
[12:01] <N3bunel> sry
[12:01] <N3bunel> any ideea what can i do ?
[12:02] <ziroday> Vinceman: as long as you have flash installed you should be able to play flash files
[12:02] <ziroday> N3bunel: take a look at the second last comment in https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/66588
[12:02] <Aspin> N3bunel: Search google a bit more
[12:02] <Vinceman> ziroday, but I'm talking about programming flash apps myself
[12:03] <N3bunel> i try but without help
[12:03] <AdvoWork> Ive got 4 users on my system that Im wanting to delete. Is there a way I can see if there is anything on the system that those users are used for etc?
[12:03] <ziroday> N3bunel: have you taken a look?
[12:03] <Aspin> depends on your search input
[12:03] <ziroday> Vinceman: right, I have no idea how that works sorry
[12:03] <earthling> is it possible to merge two partitions without loosing data
[12:03] <N3bunel> yep
[12:04] <earthling> two partitions being my /home folder and the /tmp folder
[12:04] <ziroday> N3bunel: remove the old ndiswrapper driver and follow that, it should get you up and running in no time
[12:04] <simplexio> AdvoWork: man find , and search files owned by username
[12:04] <Niels_> Hi Folks!Has anyone ever shrinked a 5TB ext3 Partition down to the half?If so, how long did it take to finish?
[12:04] <ziroday> Niels_: I would imagine that would take an extremely long time
[12:04] <N3bunel> ok i try now
[12:04] <ozzmosis> Niels_: eek .. I'd probably use XFS or something instead :)
[12:04] <simplexio> earthling: no. i dont think so. but there isnt anything importand in tmp, if you havent but it there
[12:05] <Niels_> ziroday, extremely long? 1hr?2hrs? or even more?
[12:05] <simplexio> earthling: and i think /tmp/ is cleaned in every reboot
[12:05] <ozzmosis> Niels_: at least, from my understanding of ext3, it's not really suitable for such large partitions...
[12:05] <ziroday> Niels_: it depends on lots of factors, but 2 hours is not unheard of
[12:05] <Aspin> N3bunel:  other drivers for eg Netgear might actually work for yours
[12:05] <Niels_> ziroday, thx
[12:06] <earthling> simplexio : I wanted to increasse the size of my /home usinf the /t,p partition
[12:07] <simplexio> earthling: i think you can clean tmp and add it to home so that you dont loose data on home
[12:08] <simplexio> earthling: but so that you dont lost data on both partition.. no
[12:08] <earthling> simplexio : but that will not increase the size of /home partition
[12:08] <slipttees> hello guys
[12:09] <kane77> I am so happy now! I finally understood how jack works and I found lots of guitar efects for ubuntu! :D
[12:09] <slipttees> i can install ubuntu in GUID shema ?
[12:09] <simplexio> earthling: it should be possible to format /tmp and add it to home, without loosing data on home
[12:09] <Aspin> N3bunel: looks like this guy may have got it working  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7370379
[12:09] <ozzmosis> kane77: JACK is great ... if you have the CPU power :-)  I need to upgrade!  argh ;)
[12:10] <simplexio> earthling: but it easier and much more secure just get one hd more and but it to /home/
[12:10] <ozzmosis> kane77: where did you find the guitar effects?
[12:10] <kane77> ozzmosis, http://linux-sound.org/fx.html
[12:10] <ozzmosis> kane77: thanks
[12:10] <TheFunkbomb> Anyone else having a problem with npviewer.bin or flash in general?
[12:11] <earthling> thanks all
[12:11] <kane77> ozzmosis, in my oppinion the best is rakarrack
[12:11] <dsdeiz> i've installed xfonts-terminus although can't find it in xfontsel :S
[12:11] <slipttees> i can install ubuntu in GUID shema ?
[12:12] <kane77> good thing is that they work with jack, so you can chain them together, so if one program has distortion that you like and other has good chorus effect then you can chain them :)
[12:13] <hansolo669> flodbot2
[12:13] <hansolo669> !flodbot2
[12:13] <hansolo669> !floodbot
[12:13] <ozzmosis> !bot > hansolo669
[12:13] <hansolo669> !floodbot2
[12:14] <hansolo669> hmmm oh well and ozzmosis i already saw that
[12:15] <sydneyguy> Hail all
[12:16] <kane77> ozzmosis, btw I found this ppa that has some of these programs: https://launchpad.net/~rzr-team/+archive/ppa
[12:17] <ozzmosis> kane77: great :)  I'll have to check it out when my left thumb heals ....
[12:17] <kane77> :)
[12:17] <slipttees> i can install ubuntu with GUID schema ?
[12:18] <ozzmosis> kane77: I wonder how well the MIDI converter works.  I used a MIDI pickup about 15 years ago.  was kinda funky, but a bit slow to track.
[12:21] <six110> -it
[12:22] <nico_> hi
[12:22] <nico_> i ve tested 9.04 netbook remix and the desktop is nice !!
[12:22] <nico_> can i enable it on regular jaunty ?
[12:22] <slipttees> JulioNeto: tem como isntalar o ubuntu em um partição GUID (Mac OS X master boot) ?
[12:23] <Pici> !br | slipttees
[12:23] <slipttees> Pici: sorry
[12:23] <slipttees> i can install slackware with GUID schema ?
[12:24] <ozzmosis> slipttees: this is #ubuntu
[12:25] <slipttees> okay, sorry everbody
[12:25] <arpi> hi I have a problem with my wifi in 9.04, wifi applet sees the net but can't connect. I use intel 5100 adapter help please.
[12:29] <asasa> ziroday
[12:29] <ziroday> asasa: yes?
[12:29] <N3bunel^> i have a problem
[12:29] <N3bunel^> Unable to see if hardware is present.
[12:30] <areels> i can't state how many copies to be burned with brasero, what alternative can i use?
[12:30] <N3bunel^> this is when i try to install the driver
[12:30] <areels> is there anything like nero for ubuntu
[12:30] <ziroday> N3bunel^: which step are you on?
[12:30] <ziroday> areels: K3B or gnome-baker
[12:30] <areels> thanks
[12:30] <N3bunel^> install new drive
[12:31] <ziroday> N3bunel^: step number?
[12:31] <N3bunel^> 4
[12:32] <ziroday> N3bunel^: okay, so you are in ndisgtk?
[12:32] <mohan_> join /#linux
[12:32] <N3bunel^> ziroday : yes
[12:33] <ziroday> N3bunel^: and you clicked on install new driver?
[12:33] <Guthur> how do i get permission to move files to usr/share/..
[12:33] <N3bunel^> ziroday : yes
[12:33] <ziroday> N3bunel^: then what went wrong
[12:33] <ziroday> Guthur: you need to be root via sudo
[12:33] <SamirB> hello
[12:33] <SamirB> any one working on php on ubuntu?
[12:34] <undadecor> SamirB: yeah I am
[12:34] <N3bunel^> ziroday : now its ok
[12:34] <ziroday> N3bunel^: great
[12:34] <N3bunel^> brb reboot
[12:34] <mohan_> hello
[12:34] <Guthur> ziroday cheers
[12:34] <Sezitas> Hi I have a problem accessing the internet in ubuntu... I boot up the live cd ... it shows me that I am connected but I can't access anything... BUT! if I reset the CMOS by removing the battery and reset my modem and boot back in ubuntu it work... after booting into windows it stops working again ... any ideas anyone?
[12:35] <SamirB> N3bunel^ : i am using vritualbox for Ubuntu and host OS is XP ...i have a page in the ubuntu and i want to access that from my XP browser
[12:35] <mohan_> wanted to know is there a way to cluster/load balance the socket program
[12:36] <kk_> hi
[12:36] <kk_> is there a history of the version of the packages adopted by jaunty?
[12:37] <kk_> i.e. I want to know what version of radeon video drivers was used 2 weeks ago
[12:37] <mlytle4218> join #cinelerra
[12:37] <amikrop> Hello. I cannot use greasmonkey.
[12:37] <amikrop> I installed it with apt-get.
[12:37] <amikrop> When I am prompted to pick a text editor, I browse for and select gedit.
[12:37] <amikrop> And then it crashes with an error message.
[12:37] <amikrop> Any help, please?
[12:37] <amikrop> * Greasemonkey
[12:38] <undadecor> amikrop:  What's the error message?
[12:38] <mattycoze> hey guys, in system--> preferences--> startup applications, what command do i use to run a .sh script on startup?
[12:38] <Sezitas> Hi I have a problem accessing the internet in ubuntu... I boot up the live cd ... it shows me that I am connected but I can't access anything... BUT! if I reset the CMOS by removing the battery and reset my modem and boot back in ubuntu it work... after booting into windows it stops working again ... any ideas anyone?
[12:38] <amikrop> undadecor: http://dpaste.com/50475/
[12:40] <amikrop> undadecor: any help would be appreciated much
[12:40] <undadecor> amikrop:  does gedit or firefox give you that error message?
[12:41] <mattycoze> In system--> preferences--> startup applications, what command is used to run a .sh script on startup?
[12:42] <amikrop> undadecor: firefox (greasemonkey, to be accurate)
[12:42] <undadecor> amikrop:  that sounds like there is an error with the javascript code
[12:42] <undadecor> amikrop: do you have other greasemonkey plugins loaded?
[12:43] <mobi-sheep> mattycoze: Did you try and add a full path?  I generally put my scripts in /home/chris/bin
[12:43] <mattycoze> mobi-sheep nah i'll try that
[12:43] <amikrop> undadecor: I can load external scripts, but when I want to edit them, or write one of my own, and I am prompted to pick and editor, I get this message
[12:44] <undadecor> Here is a similar problem that people are experiencing on windows and osx, try to check the comments:  http://greasemonkey.devjavu.com/ticket/93
[12:45] <amikrop> undadecor: ok, thank you
[12:45] <mmm4m5m> Hi. Please, question about iptables: I read IptablesHowTo (ubuntu web site). I do not understand, why I have to edit '/etc/network/interfaces' in order to load iptables rules. I mean, for every interface I have to add 'pre-up' and 'post-down'. Since, every iptables rule can apply to specific interface or to all interfaces... is there are better way to "load iptables rules" at startup?
[12:45] <beli> hi, is it possible to switch from ubuntu  to unbuntu server....i know it sounds nasty, but its just for testing
[12:46] <sydneyguy> hi
[12:47] <ozzmosis> beli: yes
[12:48] <beli> ozzmosis: what do i have to do? i guess adjust the apt sources, or?
[12:48] <sydneyguy> Hail all
[12:49] <ozzmosis> beli: no, Jaunty Desktop & Jaunty Server use the same sources.lst
[12:49] <N3bunel> ziroday : it`s working
[12:49] <N3bunel> ziroday : thanks
[12:49] <ziroday> N3bunel: fantastic, have fun!
[12:49] <N3bunel> thx
[12:49] <sydneyguy> Hi
[12:50] <beli> ozzmosis: ok so tell me howto switch to the server edition from a running desktop editon....i want to test some server featuers and will install xorg to it....its just for my home network, nothing special
[12:50] <TheFunkbomb> anyone else having trouble with the nsplugin feature with flash and firefox?
[12:50] <ozzmosis> beli: erm.. I think all the server features will work under the desktop version, if you install them
[12:51] <ozzmosis> beli: it's basically the same OS, just with different default packages, afaik
[12:51]  * Jyxt sneezes
[12:52] <sydneyguy> Hail all
[12:52] <Shailendra> Hi
[12:52] <Shailendra> need help on printrs
[12:52] <sydneyguy> How is Ubuntu 9.10?
[12:52] <beli> ozzmosis: well...for sure, but i dont want know the whole stuff...so i dont know what package is different...and also not what config
[12:54] <Shailendra> Hello I have Epson dot matrix printer Lx 300+
[12:55] <Clusty> hey
[12:55] <Rigongia> so what's your problem, Shailendra ?
[12:55] <Clusty> how is the gnome user admin tool called?
[12:55] <Clusty> would like to call it from the a terminal with X
[12:55] <ziroday> Clusty: users-admin IIRC
[12:56] <Shailendra> The printer print fine with IBM driver but it give long trailing page
[12:57] <Clusty> ziroday: thanks a bunch
[12:57] <marcoSOFA> sorry for being offtopic . just a quick question. what type of file runs on windows server 2008? is it vista? (r2)
[12:58] <Sezitas> sezitas: by
[12:58] <ziroday> marcoSOFA: ##windwos
[12:58] <bazhang> marcoSOFA, ask in ##windows
[12:58] <ozzmosis> marcoSOFA: #windows .. also your question makes no sense
[12:59] <DarthPuff> how do i install program using a .deb file?
[12:59] <bazhang> DarthPuff, what package
[12:59] <DarthPuff> bazhang: crossover office
[13:00] <HammerHead66> list
[13:00] <bazhang> DarthPuff, gdebi
[13:01] <ozzmosis> DarthPuff: should be able to just double-click on it
[13:01] <ziroday> DarthPuff: it should be a matter of just double clicking on the .deb
[13:01] <mobi-sheep> DarthPuff: .deb is equivalent of .exe
[13:01] <ozzmosis> mobi-sheep: not quite!
[13:01] <ozzmosis> mobi-sheep: more like a .msi
[13:01] <mohan_> join /#linux
[13:02] <DarthPuff> ozzmosis, ziroday,bazhang: when i double click it opens it like an archive. do i have to be root? i'm using nautilus... how do i open it as root through that/
[13:02] <ozzmosis> mobi-sheep: .deb isn't executeed...
[13:02] <javiskefka> Hello, I have a question about keyboard shortcuts
[13:02] <ziroday> DarthPuff: do gdebi /path/to/crossover.deb
[13:02] <mobi-sheep> ozzmosis: Stand-alone application? :)
[13:02] <bullgard4> '~$ pulseaudio' prints lines prepended with I, N or E? I cannot find them in  'man pulseaudio'. What do they mean?
[13:02] <javiskefka> What would I input for the scim configuration if I want the keyboard shortcut to go to next IM to be left alt + left shift?
[13:03] <DarthPuff> ziroday: gdebi command not found
[13:03] <CrocoJet> exist other software like brasero to burn cd or dvd for ubuntu 9.04 ? This new version of Brasero is caos !
[13:03] <ziroday> DarthPuff: there is your issue, do sudo apt-get install gdebi
[13:03] <ozzmosis> CrocoJet: k3b
[13:04] <coz_> CrocoJet,    gnomebaker
[13:04] <DarthPuff> ziroday: rgr
[13:04] <CrocoJet> oh ok, thanks .. let me try
[13:04] <ozzmosis> DarthPuff: strange.  somehow your gdebi got uninstalled :)
[13:04] <bazhang> k3b will pull in kde-libs
[13:04] <ziroday> DarthPuff: you can also do sudo dpkg --install /path/to/package
[13:04] <_ruben> bullgard4: most likely I(nformational), N(otice), E(rror)
[13:04] <CrocoJet> bazhang, yes ... but better stay away from kde-libs .. lol
[13:04] <tibetano> Hellow from Spain.
[13:04] <coz_> CrocoJet,  kde or gnome?
[13:05] <CrocoJet> gnome !
[13:05] <bazhang> CrocoJet, gnomebaker then
[13:05] <coz_> CrocoJet,  ok then gnomebaker is very nice
[13:05] <CrocoJet> :)
[13:05] <tibetano> Nobody will answer me????
[13:05] <bullgard4> _ruben: Thank you.
[13:05] <coz_> tiberius_,  sorry didnt see your post
[13:06] <Rigongia> i missed your problem, tibetano. Would you please explain it again ?
[13:06] <bazhang> tibetano, #ubuntu-es for spanish support
[13:06] <bazhang> tibetano, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:06] <tibetano> bazhang ok thanks you!!!
[13:07] <DarthPuff> ziroday: that worked (the gdebi thing), thanks
[13:08] <ziroday> DarthPuff: Have fun
[13:08] <TheFunkbomb> anyone have an issue with firefox crashing due to NSplugin errors?
[13:09] <sikor_sxe> hello, i have all the necessary packages installed apache2, php5 apache2-mod-php5, and an index.php file in /var/www, but when i point my browser to localhost/index.php the file is downloaded instead of executed :/
[13:09] <sikor_sxe> what am i doing wrong?
[13:09] <VCoolio> Hi everyone; I bought 5.1 speakers and need a sound card to go with it; choice is between trust (20 euros) or creative audigy (30 euros). I know that at least the creative one goes well with linux; I have bad experiences with other equipment from trust; any advice here?
[13:10] <zonyl> My windows key on my laptop doesnt do anything (hitting the button doesnt bring up the menu).  Does anyone know how to enable this so I can use it to trigger keyboard shortcuts / etc?
[13:10] <TheFunkbomb> zonyl, I don't think it's supposed to
[13:10] <ventura> ciao
[13:11] <Gourlis> Finaly, I found which version of Ubuntu it's perfect for me!!!
[13:11] <ozzmosis> Gourlis: oh?
[13:11] <TheFunkbomb> zonyl, in ubuntu, the windows button is known as the super button.  You can do some cool effects with compiz fuzion installed.
[13:11] <ventura> !list
[13:11] <zonyl> TheFunkbomb: Oh. According to compiz prefs <super>e should bring up expose, however it doesnt do that either
[13:12] <Gourlis> ozzmosis, 8.04.2 freezes all the time. 9.04 no graphics support from ATI. so... 8.10 for ever !
[13:12] <TheFunkbomb> zonyl, what does super +e do?
[13:12] <zonyl> TheFunkbomb: Nothing
[13:12] <zonyl> I get an E
[13:12] <TheFunkbomb> weird
[13:12] <stevecam> hey gangsters
[13:12] <tpadhi> hi
[13:12] <tpadhi> ubuntu
[13:12] <tpadhi> more than 1000 users
[13:12] <TheFunkbomb> you have compiz installed, correct?
[13:12] <ozzmosis> Gourlis: ahh, dodgy hardware, methinks ;-)
[13:13] <tpadhi> 542
[13:13] <student> my friend have a wlan problem. We try to connect his computer at the university 802.1x network. with wpa_supplicant -c /etc/wpa_supplicant/Name_der_Config -D wext -i ath0 -d it works but with the grafical interface not.
[13:13] <Gourlis> ozzmosis, dodgy hardware ?
[13:13] <Gourlis> :P
[13:13] <stevecam> someone having trouble installing compiz?
[13:14] <tpadhi> :)
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[13:14] <tpadhi> hi with in brack
[13:14] <coz_> stevecam,  are you having trouble installing compiz?
[13:14] <tpadhi> hi
[13:14] <TheFunkbomb> stevecam, nah, just trying to figure out why tonyl's super button doesn't work.
[13:14] <zonyl> TheFunkbomb: Doh!  You just led me to the problem.  My appearance prefs were set to "none"
[13:14] <tpadhi> any one can suggest what to do
[13:14] <TheFunkbomb> there ya go
[13:15] <TheFunkbomb> zonyl, then try super e.
[13:15] <tpadhi> i hav problem on indebtfying wireless
[13:15] <zonyl> TheFunkbomb: Works now! ;)
[13:15] <tpadhi> wifi netwrok
[13:15] <TheFunkbomb> so it's not your keyboard
[13:15] <stevecam> coz_, no, im not having trouble
[13:15] <wathek> hello all
[13:15] <coz_> stevecam,  oh ok sorry :)
[13:15] <stevecam> the super button is the windows key i take it?
[13:15] <wathek> is it better to stay using Ubuntu 8.04 or to upgrade to 9.10 ?
[13:16] <coz_> stevecam,   yep
[13:16] <TheFunkbomb> stevecam, yeah
[13:16] <student> does network control managemnt kde take its info from wpa_supplicant? or from somewhere else?
[13:16] <Zocker217> hey
[13:16] <help_help> hello i have a list of files i want grep to search in, can you help me?
[13:16] <zonyl> TheFunkbomb: yes, all is well now. Thank you!
[13:16] <TheFunkbomb> no problem
[13:16] <coz_> stevecam,   the super key is the orgianl name  them apple called splat then window  the windows key
[13:16] <Zocker217> hey, can any1 give me the site from halocharts.com -> index of recons????
[13:16] <coz_> stevecam,  just a bit of history :)
[13:16] <stevecam> oh, interesting
[13:17] <coz_> stevecam,  the origianl emblem on it was a diamond
[13:17] <stevecam> what ever happened to macro
[13:18] <zonyl> stevecam: Meta key?
[13:18] <wathek> is it better to stay using Ubuntu 8.04 or to upgrade to 9.10 ?
[13:18] <Zocker217> ???
[13:18] <stevecam> there was a key called macro on some old keyboards
[13:18] <Zocker217> index of recons???
[13:18] <sipior> wathek: upgrading to 9.10 will be difficult, on account of it not existing yet :-)
[13:18] <ozzmosis> wathek: well 9.10 isn't out yet ... 8.04 LTS is probably better for servers...
[13:19] <bidossessi> hi all.
[13:19] <wathek> sipior, ozatomic oops sorry I mean 9.04
[13:19] <arand> wathek: Of that no one can give a definite answer, do you need any of the new features?
[13:19] <wathek> sorry I mean 9.04 not 9.10
[13:19] <bidossessi> i need to configure an hsdpa modem on jaunty but my provider is not listed in NM. are there alternative ways of doing it?
[13:19] <lng> hi! I got problems installing Mplayer. How to fix it? http://pastebin.com/m3ccd9d71
[13:20] <wathek> arand, is 9.04 more stable than 8.04 ?
[13:20] <bazhang> lng, from repos?
[13:20] <wathek> for a newbie which better 9.04 or 8.04 ?
[13:20] <bazhang> wathek, 9.04
[13:20] <lng> bazhang: yes
[13:20] <arand> wathek: that depends on your hardware, thus no one can say for sure...
[13:20] <lng> Ubuntu 8.04.2\
[13:21] <wathek> arand, 8.04 is working well
[13:21] <sidh> i 'm getting lost with ubuntu, i made a fresh install of 9.04, on the laptop i had to update alsa-base.conf for having sound on the laptop, once done
[13:21] <bazhang> lng, did you sudo apt-get update first?
[13:21] <lng> bazhang: sure
[13:21] <zonyl> wathek: They each have their quirks.  There is a lot more info on the net about 8.04 problems than 9.04.  I try to run all of my servers in KVM now so I can backup the image, upgrade and see what breaks for what type of applications I need on them
[13:21] <arand> wathek: but I'd at least test out the livecd, that might give you some hints...
[13:21] <lng> bazhang: and apt-get update
[13:22] <lng> and upgrade
[13:22] <wathek> arand, I tested it, I installed it on a Mac Book air and 2 other PC
[13:22] <sidh> i 'm getting lost with ubuntu, i made a fresh install of 9.04, on the laptop i had to update alsa-base.conf for having sound on the laptop, once done,i made alsactl store and i upgraded the system, i still have sound, then after 3-4 shutdown/reboot , i have no sound at all
[13:22] <Guthur> is the an msn messenger for ubuntu
[13:22] <Guthur> s/the/there
[13:22] <bazhang> lng, do you have some 3rd party repos in your sources.list?
[13:23] <bazhang> Guthur, pidgin or amsn
[13:23] <bidossessi> Guthur, amsn/pidgin/empathy, take your pick
[13:23] <wathek> but I didn't really use it (I'm using Kubunti 8.10) but I got a friend who's using Ubuntu 8.04 and I wonder if it's better to upgrade it to 9.04 or not
[13:23] <Guthur> ya i thought amsn would be available in the add programes but it wasn't
[13:23] <bazhang> wathek, try the live cd
[13:23] <Guthur> oh nope there it is
[13:23] <hkais> hello
[13:24] <Guthur> silly me :)
[13:24] <hkais> how to find out if the suphp is compiled with force or paranoid in 8.04 LTS?
[13:24] <wathek> how can I check if I got Ubuntu 8.04.2 ?
[13:24] <ozzmosis> wathek: lsb_release -a
[13:24] <coz_> wathek,   lsb_release -a
[13:24] <wathek> ok thanx
[13:24] <bazhang> wathek, lsb_release -a in terminal
[13:24] <bidossessi> i need to configure an hsdpa modem on jaunty but my provider is not listed in NM. are there alternative ways of doing it?
[13:24] <zonyl> Guthur: amsn is kinda flakey for me with ubuntu 9.04.   Do you need Voice/Vid chat?  Otherwise you should probably go with something else for text chat
[13:25] <wathek> that's it I got the latest version of Ubuntu 8.04
[13:25] <Guthur> zonyl just normal IM really
[13:25] <wathek> thank you guys
[13:25] <wathek> ;)
[13:25] <Guthur> i'll maybe go with other ones
[13:26] <helper> hello need to know i partition and i give 5G for " /" , is the ubuntu will install using the / ?
[13:26] <tpadhi> bbye
[13:26] <tpadhi> now
[13:27] <Guthur> hhh how convenient pidgin is already installed :) thanks
[13:28] <arand> helper: yes "/" is the root of the ubuntu filesystem
[13:28] <LukaszJ> Hello
[13:28] <helper> arand, okie thx =)
[13:28] <LukaszJ>  I've got a weird problem with Amarok. Well, I'm using the latest stable Ubuntu Jaunty and Amarok loads all fine, but when I go to the Configuration--> "Internet Services" and click on plugins configuartions panels they won't load but rather stay empty. Have no idea how to deal with this
[13:28] <LukaszJ> (14:26:22) Lukasz: I made a screenshot for you here --> http://img2.imageshack.us/img2/3994/amaroklastfmservice.png
[13:28] <FloodBot2> LukaszJ: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:29] <beli> howto switch from a running ubuntu desktop environment to ubuntu server? some apt magic?
[13:29] <hkais> how to find out if the suphp is compiled with force or paranoid in 8.04 LTS?
[13:29] <coz_> LukaszJ,   clos amarok and oprn a terminal and type   amarok   then go to configuration   see if it spits out errors
[13:29] <stevecam> beli, this is just a guess, but some of the magic would be done by disabling X
[13:29] <superGear> Good morning boys and girls and joost_op
[13:30] <beli> stevecam: erm....thats not turning it into the server edition....
[13:30] <zhoujingrui> who can help me ?thanks my ubuntu no voice
[13:30] <superGear> zhoujingrui, state your problem and someone may help you
[13:30] <helper> arand, so when i partition. important thing if manually , the "/" and the "/boot" right ? and the swap ! ?
[13:30] <stevecam> beli, what exactly do you want to do?
[13:31] <superGear> tho it won't be me cause i am kind of dumb
[13:31] <beli> stevecam: what i told.....turn my running ubuntu desktop into ubuntu server....and i want to install xorg on the server to also be ablte to use it as a desktop if needed....its just for a local network....not for a productional server
[13:31] <zhoujingrui> when i installed it had sound but now it no voice at all
[13:31] <Justin-> Quick Question: Where does Ubuntu
[13:31] <lng> bazhang: http://pastebin.com/m5de7463e
[13:31] <beli> s/abtle/able/
[13:31] <Justin-> Quick Question: Where does Ubuntu store application data?*
[13:32] <Olgish> I have screwed up... Tried to change the drivers for my gfx-car and ofc it ended badly. Now I cant get any graphical interface at all. Well the loading screen shows, but when it's done I get a black screen with som colored pixles at the top of the screen. I have tried averything I found on google, but no success.
[13:32] <sipior> Juq
[13:32] <sipior> Justin-: which application?
[13:32] <Justin-> xchat
[13:32] <flintwingel> Justin-: just about everything goes somewhere in the users home directory... what application were you hinkin of?
[13:33] <superGear> zhoujingrui, you mean your mic isn't working?
[13:33] <Justin-> "xchat"
[13:33] <Olgish> Justin-: Look in the the user home folder for folders/files starting with "." don't normaly show. (~/.xchat)
[13:33] <bazhang> lng, did you check the fix broken packages in synaptic package manager?
[13:33] <superGear> .xchat2 is in /home/user
[13:33] <beli> Justin-: mostly hidden files and dirs in the homedirectory are used....check out ~/.xchat
[13:33] <sipior> Justin-: $HOME/.xchat would be the first place to start.
[13:33] <LuciusMare> hello
[13:33] <francisco> hello
[13:33] <zhoujingrui> all no voice the video and others
[13:33] <arand> helper: / and /boot is not normally on separate partitions, but if you want you could make it so, also /home could be put on a separate one for convenience when reinstalling... swap always needs a dedicated partition (if you don't want to go through the hassly manual process with a swap file)
[13:33] <beli> Justin-: read man xchat for more hints
[13:33] <zhoujingrui> the system no voice
[13:33] <Justin-> okay, thank you.
[13:34] <LuciusMare> how can i set ktorrent to turn off computer after finishing one torrent?
[13:34] <frizzle> greetings
[13:34] <superGear> zhoujingrui, i don't understand what no voice means
[13:34] <frizzle> anybody got news on easycam2 for jaunty?
[13:34] <superGear> comps have no voice
[13:34] <superGear> they don't speak
[13:34] <bazhang> zhoujingrui, no sound?
[13:34] <francisco> I can't configure my webcam microdia
[13:34] <zhoujingrui> yes no sound at all
[13:34] <frizzle> my symbian phone speaks
[13:34] <zhoujingrui> very quiet
[13:35] <LuciusMare> how can i set ktorrent to turn off computer after finishing one torrent?
[13:35] <LuciusMare> sry for repeating too quickly.i have to goo soon
[13:35] <LuciusMare> *to go
[13:35] <stevecam> beli, what i suggest, is removing as much things as possible
[13:35] <lng> bazhang: nope
[13:35] <helper> arand, you meant if i do /home on partition and re-install ubuntu old stuff on it will kept !?
[13:35] <zhoujingrui> how to sloved
[13:35] <bazhang> LuciusMare, dont repeat so quickly please
[13:35] <lng> bazhang: how to?
[13:35] <LuciusMare> bazhang: that is what i said
[13:35] <LuciusMare> but i need it,please
[13:35] <beli> stevecam: you are not answering my question ;) i really know the seucrity basics....
[13:35] <frizzle> so nobody has an idea about how to install easycam2 on Jaunty now?
[13:35] <bazhang> lng, open up synaptic package manager
[13:35]  * beli detex: installing from cdrom now...
[13:35] <stevecam> beli, sorry
[13:35] <KingLui23> hi, i got an little problem, i set all my file rights to 777 cause of an space in an chmod command, so all files starting from / are world readable. is there any possibility to use apt-get to repair the rights set on my system?
[13:36] <stevecam> im just brainstorming
[13:36] <frizzle> i figured an excellent workaround for Google Talk Video plugin in Linux
[13:36] <zhoujingrui> anyone can help me?very thanks
[13:36] <zhoujingrui> thanks for  u
[13:36] <frizzle> just use http://imo.im
[13:36] <flintwingel> can anyone here point me to a good reference for Jaunty+Bluetooth+Mobile/GPRS ?
[13:36] <lng> bazhang: no GUI
[13:37] <bazhang> lng, this is server?
[13:37] <lng> bazhang: yes. # apt-get check
[13:38] <beli> KingLui23: thats ugly....try to force a reinstall for a package and see if that adjusts the perms also (should iirc)
[13:38] <beli> KingLui23: if that works...just force reinstall of the whole world
[13:38] <lng> bazhang: it doesn't resolve it
[13:38] <lng> same thing
[13:38] <bazhang> lng, you're using wine on a server?
[13:38] <lng> bazhang: nope
[13:38] <superGear> zhoujingrui, run alsamixer
[13:39] <zhoujingrui> i runned
[13:39] <lng> bazhang: what for?
[13:39] <zhoujingrui> then ?
[13:39] <zhoujingrui> super
[13:39] <bazhang> lng, the edgy repo for wine in your sources.list
[13:39] <KingLui23> beli:  how do i do an force reinstall?
[13:39] <beli> KingLui23: read the manual oft the apt tool....man apt-get
[13:40] <frizzle> yo
[13:40] <lng> bazhang: hm
[13:40] <frizzle> anyone News about EasyCam2 for Jaunty?
[13:41] <bazhang> frizzle, /msg ubottu webcam    see if it is on the list
[13:41] <zhoujingrui> oh
[13:41] <zhoujingrui> anyone knows?
[13:41] <lng> bazhang: my bad! i gave the output from wrong terminal
[13:42] <zhoujingrui> :'(
[13:42] <helper> arand, you meant if i do /home on partition and re-install ubuntu old stuff on it will kept !?
[13:42] <Andria> How can i load a list in rhythmbox ? (I had save a playlist, but i can't load it ...) Thks for your help :)
[13:43] <lng> bazhang: http://utilitybase.com/paste/14204
[13:43] <immortal> hi
[13:43] <devius> hello, im looking for assistance with my webCam, it dosent work at ALL....please help me with it
[13:44] <coz_> Andria,   I am not sure but look here  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=278841
[13:45] <KingLui23> beli:  is there any possibility to reinstall all packages in one task?
[13:45] <KingLui23> i can do it with one package
[13:45] <Andria> i'll see it coz_ thanks
[13:45] <beli> KingLui23: dont think so, but you could use a for loop over the installed packages list...
[13:46] <beli> KingLui23: check dpkg --get-selections
[13:46] <beli> KingLui23: also read man dpkg
[13:46] <KingLui23> apt-cache pkgnames works :> thx
[13:46] <KingLui23> ill try
[13:47] <beli> KingLui23: did a force reinstall fix perms for the package you tested it?
[13:47] <lng> bazhang: any ideas?
[13:47] <etetet> Hi, I installed ntp because I needed ntpdate for one time only. Now ntpd is starting whenever I boot the machine. How do I remove ntpd from the auto start list?
[13:47] <beli> etetet: why not remove it again? ;)
[13:48] <etetet> nah, i might need it again some time :)
[13:48] <KingLui23> it said "setting permissions" so i aspect that it do so
[13:48] <frizzle> @devius hi i have problems with my cam too
[13:48] <beli> KingLui23: nice...good luck...you know howto automatically run through your package list?
[13:48] <mobi-sheep> etetet: Check System --> Preferences --> Startup Applications?
[13:48] <sipior> etetet: you don't want it to keep your clock synchronised?
[13:49] <helper> if i do /home on partition and re-install ubuntu old stuff on /home will kept !? thx
[13:49] <KingLui23> beli: for f in `apt-cache pkgnames`; do apt-get install --reinstall $f; done or is there any better way?
[13:49] <frizzle> @devius am checking into http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Easycam2 in german at the moment
[13:49] <etetet> mobi-sheep: there is no gui on that machine :-)
[13:49] <beli> KingLui23: thats fine
[13:49] <KingLui23> k
[13:49] <mobi-sheep> !boot | etetet
[13:49] <beli> etetet: learn more about the boot process
[13:50] <beli> etetet: its using sysV inits
[13:50] <etetet> hmm, going to google that :) thanks
[13:50] <eremite> Hi, I was wondering is anyone could help me with a gaming issue.  AssultCube is lagging in single player, only 5fps. It worked fine with Wubi but not full install.  Help?
[13:50] <sipior> helper: yes, as long as you ensure that the partition is not formatted at install (the default is not to format, iirc, but best to check). this is one big reason why a separate /home partition is strongly recommended.
[13:51] <helper> sipior, this is so great
[13:51] <beli> helper: thats what partitioning and mounting is ment for ;)
[13:51] <helper> sipior, and the swap help the kernal to move files more faster and must be double size of the memory ?
[13:52] <Gourlis> Software Sources -> Update -> Selection to "Never" - What never stands for ?
[13:52] <lng> why one might have such errors installing Mplayer: http://pastebin.com/m3ccd9d71
[13:52] <unr3a1> hey all
[13:52] <indus> hey
[13:52] <unr3a1> is there a way to override the routers DNS from within Linux?
[13:52] <unr3a1> like can I manually set my own DNS settings while still getting an IP from DHCP?
[13:52] <sipior> helper: the suggestion that swap = 2*memory is a bit old-fashioned. then again, disk space is cheap.
[13:52] <beli> helper: swap is virtual memory...memory emulated on your harddrive...its slow....but better than having none
[13:52] <devius> hello, im looking for assistance with my webCam, it dosent work at ALL....please help me with it
[13:52] <beli> unr3a1: /etc/resolv.conf
[13:53] <perkabalo_> Hi I can't install madwifi drivers for my wlan card, get error while make, please take a look http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m56dde851
[13:53] <unr3a1> I will be able to manually set my own DNS servers and use those rather than what the router tells me to use while still getting an IP from the router's DHCP server?
[13:53] <indus> perkabalo_: which version of ubuntu
[13:53] <coz_> Gourlis,  that means  it will never show a new distribution release
[13:53] <beli> unr3a1: edit /etc/resolv.conf
[13:53] <perkabalo_> jaunty x86_x64
[13:53] <sipior> unr3a1: sure, just leave off the "domain-name-servers" bit in dhclient.conf.
[13:54] <Gourlis> coz_, yeah sorry I just read it. That means am fine.. I wanna stay on 8.10
[13:54] <rimvis> hi all i have problem with aoetools who can help me???
[13:54] <unr3a1> beli, what changes do I make?
[13:54] <coz_> Gourlis,   ok
[13:54] <tzanger> good morning; I have an out-of-tree kernel module (omnibook) that I'd like to make a debian package for... module-assistant is definitely the wrong thing to use here, but I'm not sure which to use.  I can build and install out-of-tree modules just fine, I am just not sure hwo to make an appropriate package for ubuntu
[13:54] <kmdm> perkabalo_: http://madwifi-project.org/ticket/2112
[13:54] <beli> unr3a1: read the manual....man 5 resolv.conf
[13:55] <sipior> beli: unr3a1: if he edits resolv.conf, it will probably be overwritten at the next licence renewal.
[13:55] <coz_> Gourlis,  but setting it to normal releases  is ok
[13:55] <perkabalo_> kmdm: ok will test that thanks
[13:55] <unr3a1> sipior: you mean the next time I pull an IP from DHCP?
[13:56] <beli> sipior: dhcp must not touch resolv.conf....if it does...dhcp has to be configured to stop that...
[13:56] <Gourlis> coz_, my laptop can't go with newer normal releases. 9.04 no luck with my ATI graphics card.
[13:56] <unr3a1> hmmmm....
[13:56] <sipior> unr3a1: yes. editing resolv.conf is necessary, but not sufficient :-)
[13:56] <coz_> Gourlis,  ok
[13:56] <unr3a1> sipior: what else do I have to do?
[13:56] <sipior> beli: yes, hence my recommendation to edit dhclient.conf above.
[13:56] <snowrichard> hello
[13:56] <unr3a1> oh ok
[13:56] <beli> sipior: ok, i wrote my answer already before he told about using dhcp
[13:57] <devius> hello, im looking for assistance with my webCam, it works but remains black and white....please help me with it
[13:57] <djp> i want to protect myself when using my laptop at public wifi hotspots. how do i encrypt all network traffic under ubuntu?
[13:57] <farciarz84> how to setup gateway and dns from console?
[13:57] <Chousuke> djp: you need to set up a VPN
[13:57] <indus> devius: which webcam
[13:58] <rimvis> farciarz84 vi /etc/resolv.conf
[13:58] <djp> Chousuke, i see. is that something like tinc?
[13:58] <Chousuke> djp: ie. set up a VPN server on a machine somewhere, then use the open wifi *only* to connect to that VPN, and route all traffic through it.
[13:58] <farciarz84> rimvis: ... and gateway?
[13:58] <Chousuke> djp: I don't know what tinc is
[13:58] <unr3a1> sipior, beli, now if I want to use a domain that doesn't have a domain name (e.g. OpenDNS servers), can I just put an IP address there?
[13:58] <beli> farciarz84: read the nag2 (network administrators guide 2) google for it
[13:58] <sipior> farciarz84: setting up a gateway can be done with something like "sudo route add default gw <address>"
[13:59] <sipior> farciarz84: oh, and tack the interface name to the end of that :-)
[13:59] <rimvis> farciarz84 just the dns or gateway  vi /etc/network/interfaces
[13:59] <beli> unr3a1: sure...you can also give it an internal name...edit /etc/hosts for that
[13:59] <farciarz84> sipior: it won't work for me
[13:59] <beli> unr3a1: i also recommend you to read the nag2
[13:59] <djp> Chousuke, ok. so i would need a seperate machine in order to setup a vpn? i currnetly only have a laptop you see.
[13:59] <Chousuke> djp: I googled. tinc does look like it could be useful to you.
[13:59] <beli> unr3a1: it has all about basic linux networking
[13:59] <jimmyjh> I am trying to compile something with cmake,, and its not finding openscenegraph which i installed,, how do i set the system to find the location
[14:00] <Chousuke> djp: you need a machine to act as a trusted gateway
[14:00] <sipior> farciarz84: can you be more specific?
[14:00]  * sipior enters ELIZA mode
[14:00] <unr3a1> sipior, where is the dhclient.conf file?
[14:00] <djp> Chousuke, i see. thank you.
[14:00] <unr3a1> in /etc?
[14:00] <Chousuke> djp: you're welcome.
[14:00] <sipior> unr3a1: /etc/dhcp3
[14:01] <farciarz84> sipior: I've add into route the gateway but still 'network is unreachable'
[14:01] <beli> unr3a1: most config stuff goes to /etc/ or /etc/yourapp/  you get information about the location by reading the manual of your application...
[14:01] <jimmyjh> does anyone know ? :(
[14:01] <sipior> farciarz84: can you at least reach the gateway machine?
[14:01] <devius> indus: Acer Crystal Webcam (Bison)
[14:01] <SirFunk__> hey, my sound all of the sudden has stopped working... now instead of playing music it kind of makes a nasty gurgly-static noise. (regardless of player, even paplayer/aplayer) is there any way to reset the sound config to system defaults (i don't think i changed anything.. but you know)
[14:02] <afflictin> I having some trouble with x11vnc
[14:02] <Justin-> SirFunk__, try checking your speakers.
[14:02] <indus> devius: you need to adjust some rgb setting i think
[14:02] <indus> devius: wait 1 sec'
[14:02] <devius> indus: ....
[14:02] <unr3a1> sipior, what do I have to edit in this dhclient.conf file?
[14:02] <jimmyjh> i am trying to use cmake to compile something and it cannot find the path to the program i installed ...  can i edit the system to point to the location?
[14:03] <afflictin> I have x11vnc installed, however, when I connect to the system, it says that it is running in low graphics mode
[14:03] <SirFunk__> Justin-: Speakers are fine, i dual boot and it works fine in windows
[14:03] <farciarz84> sipior: yes
[14:03] <farciarz84> if you mean ping
[14:03] <beli> SirFunk__: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa restart
[14:03] <indus> devius: whats  output of lsusb
[14:03] <afflictin> am I doing something wrong?
[14:03] <unr3a1> sipior, do I remove "domain-name-servers", "domain-search", and "domain-name"?
[14:04] <unr3a1> sipior, or just domain-name-servers?
[14:04] <sipior> unr3a1: you're looking for a "request" stanza, which will look something like: request subnet-mask, broadcast-address, time-offset... remove the "domain-name-servers" and "domain-search" entries.
[14:04] <SirFunk__> beli: this is Jaunty, thre's no /etc/init.d/alsa it uses pulseaudio?
[14:04] <idebugthusiexist> hiya. anyone know where and how to configure compiz in ubuntu jaunty? i dont like using the middle mouse button to resize windows (i prefer the kde right mouse button) and compiz lets you remap the key in gnome
[14:04] <erUSUL> !ccsm | idebugthusiexist
[14:04] <farciarz84> can I use the theme from network manager that I've used in X?
[14:04] <DeviantPeer> hi all!
[14:04] <beli> SirFunk__: i cant smell what you are using ;)
[14:04] <devius> indus: http://pastebay.com/19635
[14:04] <sipior> farciarz84: is the gateway configured to forward traffic on this interface? is it another linux box, a dedicated router?
[14:04] <farciarz84> linux box
[14:04] <SpookyET> Sometimes, I just want to slap, sucker punch Ubuntu's devs. I have reported a bug more than a year ago. They are still dicking around about what to do https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xulrunner-1.9/+bug/213708
[14:05] <Makuseru> Hi, i seem to be having a problem. I have a USB Microphone, and most of the time it works just fine, everything recognizes it. But sometimes it just stops working and nothing will recognize it anymore. Does anyone know what would cause this?
[14:05] <DeviantPeer> anyone knows how can I setup ubuntu server edition to boot from the network and mount it's root using NFS?
[14:05] <farciarz84> but it should be a problem in gui manager I've just put the gateway and it is working
[14:05] <SirFunk__> beli: right, that's why i told you :-P
[14:05] <SirFunk__> any other ideas?
[14:05] <farciarz84> netmask, dns, gateway and everythings is ok
[14:05] <unr3a1> sipior, Ok, so I removed the options you told me to, and this is what my resolv.conf file looks like:  http://pastebin.com/m43bcb560   is that good?
[14:06] <Gamarok__> !printers
[14:06] <beli> SirFunk__: reload sound modules maybe...
[14:06] <farciarz84> it should be also as easy in console but by editting appop.... files
[14:06] <Guthur> i'm wanting to install ATI driver, do i use sudo
[14:07] <indus> devius: have u tried ekiga? which application u using for webcam?
[14:07] <SirFunk__> beli: tried it, i've rebooted a few times too which would take care of that
[14:07] <Guthur> problem is it seems to prompt me for my password but doesn't let me actually enter it
[14:07] <sipior> unr3a1: generally domain and search should be actual names.
[14:07] <beli> SirFunk__: rebooting fixed it for some time?
[14:07] <unr3a1> sipior, thats the thing, these are opendns servers... I dont think they have names
[14:07] <devius> indus: i tried ekiga and cheese and amsn and kopete.....all output a black and whit picture
[14:08] <jimmyjh> does anyone know how to set the system to point to another path for an ap?
[14:08] <sipior> unr3a1: well sure, but that's the "nameserver" option only.
[14:08] <SirFunk__> beli: nope, rebooting doesn't fix anything
[14:08] <indus> devius: can u try changing video output to maybe v4l2 in gstreamer-properties
[14:09] <beli> SirFunk__: ok, so it worked before...than stopped working....up to now....hmmm.........what soundcard are you using?
[14:09] <kane77> what is the support for ati cards these days? (I have nvidia now and it works well, but I am considering  buying ati)
[14:09] <sipior> unr3a1: domain and search are generally local domain names.
[14:09] <unr3a1> sipior, ok, so I put the openDNS IP address in the nameserver option.... ohhhh... so I can put whatever I want in those
[14:09] <sipior> unr3a1: in other words, "man resolv.conf" ;-)
[14:09] <beli> unr3a1: always use ips
[14:10] <devius> indus: its by default on v4fl2
[14:10] <indus> ok
[14:10] <devius> indus: its by default on v4l2
[14:10] <Guthur> ah it is entering the password just not showing i
[14:10] <Guthur> s/i/it
[14:10] <SirFunk__> beli: it worked since jaunty came out .. until a few days ago, i didn't change anything sound related.. unless an update did... I  have a laptop that uses the intel_hda driver
[14:10] <unr3a1> beli, always use ips for what?
[14:11] <devius> indus: lemme bring to ur attention in worked on ubuntu hardy perfectly, only after upgrade this happens
[14:11] <indus> devius: install a program called xawtv and adjust settings in it
[14:11] <beli> ah ok, it doesnt work since jaunty....hmmm.........maybe some conflicts....check your logfiles
[14:11] <beli> unr3a1: if you define a nameserver, never use a host name ;) thats paradox
[14:11] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> How can i grep words seperated by wildcards from a file?
[14:11] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> eh:
[14:11] <unr3a1> beli, oh ok
[14:11] <Clooluss> Hi. Quick question. How do I set the preferred application open when I insert an audio CD? At the moment it opens som CD copying program, but I want sound juicer to come up. Nothing in preferred applications or right click CD> properties. Jaunty 64bit.
[14:11] <ubuntuuuuuuu> alguem poderia em ajuda com o wine por favor?
[14:11] <unr3a1> beli, so I can leave domain and search blank then?
[14:11] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> grep -im 10 the*but filename
[14:12] <unomystEz> hey y'all
[14:12] <unomystEz> anyone here use ubuntu on a thinkpad x61?
[14:12] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> to return lines that have "the and but" in them?
[14:12] <erUSUL> Clooluss: in the nautilus preferences dialog
[14:12] <unomystEz> just wondering if the drivers work for sleep, hibernate, etc..
[14:12] <unr3a1> beli, I am sorry for asking so many questions, its just I am confused now.... lol
[14:12] <Clooluss> erusul: THanks. Where is that?
[14:12] <beli> unr3a1: thats why i told you to read some stuff....
[14:12] <farciarz84> the problem is that I've removed the GStremer and it removes also gnome and everything almost
[14:12] <Dr_Willis_Arch> unomystEz:  i think theres a 'thinkpad' specic forum section in the forums  - but ive never used one.
[14:13] <beli> unr3a1: askin questions and getting full solutions doesnt help you to learn
[14:13] <unomystEz> Dr_Willis_Arch: ok thanks
[14:13] <erUSUL> Clooluss: on any nautilus windows go to Edit>Preferences
[14:13] <farciarz84> what should I install to return the previous configuration?
[14:13] <indus> devius: if that fails try compile ur own driver http://linuxtv.org/hg/~pinchartl/uvcvideo/
[14:13] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> How can i use grep to find "the and but" by asking it the*but* ?
[14:13] <Guthur> kane77 just installing the latest ATI driver now for the 4850
[14:13] <unomystEz> does Ubuntu Desktop provide basic driver support for most desktop functions?  Ie, can I easily setup my USB/PP/network printer/
[14:13] <Guthur> i'm hoping it should be fine :)
[14:13] <beli> CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo: sorry, can you put an example of the file somewhere and tell what you want to extract....cant get what you want....you need to use a regular expression
[14:14] <erUSUL> unomystEz: yes
[14:14] <kane77> Guthur, let me know how it works then :)
[14:14] <unomystEz> erUSUL: nice
[14:14] <Guthur> well it just finished, that was quick
[14:14] <Clooluss> Erusul: OK, got it, thanks. Seems like a strange place to hide it, I think I will submit a brainstorm to move/ copy it to preferred applications.
[14:14] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> Well... i just wanna use grep to find a line that contains words seperated by wildcards.
[14:14] <Guthur> will have to restart i think
[14:14] <farciarz84> the problem is that I've removed the GStremer and it removes also gnome and everything almost. How can I make that ubuntu will boot normally, now it's only console
[14:14] <erUSUL> Clooluss: it was for many versions in System>Preferences got moved dunno why
[14:14] <unomystEz> and if I want to replace my WM with openbox or Awesome, should I install Ubuntu Desktop then replace it? or is it better toinstall Ubuntu Server?
[14:14] <beli> CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo: look here for some examples: http://www.robelle.com/smugbook/regexpr.html
[14:14] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> :/ Thanks.
[14:15] <erUSUL> !minmal | unomystEz
[14:15] <erUSUL> !minimal | unomystEz
[14:15] <Dr_Willis_Arch> unomystEz:  you can easially tell gdm to launch a different  window manager, no need to do that extreme stuff.
[14:15] <freedumMan> where does ubuntu 9.04 store its diagnostic files for cisco network app ?
[14:15] <beli> CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo: grep "foo\ .*\ bar" file1 file2    searches for lines containing "foo SOMESTRING bar"   ....
[14:16] <beli> CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo: regular expressions  is the keyword you want to read more about
[14:16] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> ahh awsome, thanks, im not to quick with regular expressions.
[14:16] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> Awesome, thanks.
[14:16] <Makuseru> Hi, i seem to be having a problem. I have a USB Microphone, and most of the time it works just fine, everything recognizes it. But sometimes it just stops working and nothing will recognize it anymore. Does anyone know what would cause this?
[14:16] <unomystEz> wellt he reason I'm switching to ubuntu is that I'm sick of other minimal distros like Archlinux and gentoo for the desktop..  I'm really hoping Ubuntu makes it a bit easier for me on the desktop.. such as getting sound to work, printer drivers, video drivers, etc..
[14:16] <unomystEz> I raelly hope Ubuntu can help with this,, if not I'm afraid I'll have to switch back to Windows
[14:16] <Dr_Willis_Arch> unomystEz:   Ive had very few issues with ubuntu and my hardware.
[14:16] <beli> CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo: regexp is really mighty....and it is useful to learn about howto use them....
[14:17] <unomystEz> at the end of the day, I need to get work done not install new packages and screw around with fixes for sleeping, hibernation, sound issues, etc..
[14:17] <Dr_Willis_Arch> unomystEz:  most cases if its an issue.. its due to thehardware makers not releasing the proper specs, or being behind in their drivers.
[14:17] <unr3a1_> beli, sorry.  got disconnected
[14:17] <Jack_Sparrow> unomystEz It makes no sense to select an OS based on the hardware,  Pick hardware that works best with the OS you want to use
[14:17] <OleJon> Hi, I have a bunch of files in a dir, with different numbers as filenames, and I want to rename them to 1,2,3,4,5 etc depending on that number, how can I do that?
[14:17] <unomystEz> Dr_Willis_Arch: I see
[14:17] <unr3a1_> beli, so when do the changes to resolv.conf take effect?
[14:17] <indus> devius: sorry gtg bye
[14:17] <unomystEz> Jack_Sparrow: I'm using a thinkpad, it's pretty popular
[14:17] <devius> indus: thanxs a lot it worked
[14:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !laptop
[14:18] <Dr_Willis_Arch> unomystEz:  Ive had very few issues with Archlinux either. :) but i DO read the docs  for arch. (i learned a few new things i can apply to my ubuntu systems also)
[14:18] <beli> unr3a1_: on next dns query
[14:18] <unomystEz> Dr_Willis_Arch: honestly, and no offense to anyone, I need to concentrate on work, and arch needs too much ahndle holding.. (btw, I have used UNIX for 14 years, so proficiency isn't the problem)
[14:18] <mobi-sheep> !info pyrenamer | OleJon
[14:18] <unomystEz> Firefox crashes all the time
[14:18] <mobi-sheep> OleJon: That help?
[14:19] <sjxlinux> 大家好
[14:19] <areels> is there any web site which is showing linux alternatives of windows software with sorting by popularity ability?
[14:19] <sjxlinux> 更换硬盘后如何恢复旧硬盘的文件
[14:19] <OleJon> I will check it out
[14:19] <arand> !cn
[14:19] <sjxlinux> 更换硬盘后如何恢复旧硬盘的文件
[14:19] <erUSUL> !alternatives
[14:20] <areels> i believe chinese are aliens
[14:20] <unr3a1_> beli, alright.  thanks for the info
[14:20] <SpaceBass> hey folks
[14:20] <Myrtti> !cn | sjxlinux
[14:20] <areels> !windows
[14:20] <SpaceBass> anyone had success with connecting to an MS SQL db via odbc?
[14:20] <Vlet> areels: You could check out http://linuxappfinder.com/
[14:20] <areels> thank you vle
[14:20] <sjxlinux> 更换硬盘后如何恢复旧硬盘的文件
[14:21] <Myrtti> !english | sjxlinux
[14:21] <Dr_Willis_Arch> unomystEz:  arch has its own 'focus' and  ubuntu has its own different focus. :) if you Chose arch over ubuntu earlier.. you should of reserched arch a little better. :) or gentoo.. or whatever.. but thats whats learning is all about.
[14:21] <SpaceBass> areels: was that windows link intended for me?
[14:22] <Dr_Willis_Arch> unomystEz:  It all depends on your needs.  Ubuntu is very good (perhaps the best disrto out now) for a normal 'desktop' ussage.
[14:22] <beli> Dr_Willis_Arch: think linux, not distribution....but ok, arch linux is well done :)
[14:22] <Iceman_B|SSH> my networking icon has vanished, how do I get it back ?
[14:23] <areels> no SpaceBass
[14:23] <unomystEz> Dr_Willis_Arch: that's good.. I need a stable desktop that's all I care about
[14:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[14:23] <areels> !micros
[14:23] <mobi-sheep> Iceman_B|SSH: Right-click on the panel and add it..
[14:23] <areels> !fidelio
[14:23] <areels> !mc
[14:23] <freedumMan> Iceman_B|SSH, netmgr
[14:23] <Guthur> Umm I don't seem to be able to tweek the clock speed on the ATI card when using Ubuntu
[14:23] <Jack_Sparrow> areels Please stop
[14:23] <freedumMan> Iceman_B|SSH, for 9.04
[14:23] <Iceman_B|SSH> freedumMan: tnx
[14:23] <Iceman_B|SSH> yeah im on 9.03
[14:23] <areels> why Jack_Sparrow ?
[14:23] <Iceman_B|SSH> NMR
[14:23] <Iceman_B|SSH> NBR even
[14:23] <Guthur> but it does appear to install ok
[14:23] <mobi-sheep> !troll | areels
[14:23] <beli> areels: iirc you can query the bot in private
[14:23] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> beli, that site didnt help any with 2 diff words in a file, and the regexp you said to use didnt work either, :/
[14:23] <thiebaude> areels: because he said so
[14:23] <mobi-sheep> areels: That's why.
[14:23] <areels> oh
[14:23] <boss_mc> !botabuse > areels
[14:24] <Jack_Sparrow> areels That spams the channel... use   /msg ubottu querry
[14:24] <Dr_Willis_Arch> unomystEz:  it all depends on the tasks you are doiung also. :) dosent do much good if you "MUST" have a specific app to do a task.  But I gotta run the wife to the store.. take care.
[14:24] <freedumMan> Iceman_B|SSH, sorry nm-applet
[14:24] <areels> ok
[14:24] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[14:24] <beli> CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo: i said already...i didnt get what you really want...that was just an example
[14:24] <Iceman_B|SSH> okay
[14:24] <Iceman_B|SSH> hm, why cant I start more than one terminal
[14:24] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> ahh aight.
[14:24] <Dr_Willis_Arch> unomystEz:  lets just say i set up my wife (with no linux esperience) with Ubuntu yesterday.. :) so far she loves it.
[14:24] <unomystEz> Dr_Willis_Arch: let's put it this way, I'm a manager at a company, I need a good OS. I just fired 2 employees because they used Linux and couldn't get their desktops to work properly and spent all day "fixing" it
[14:24] <CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo> sorry.
[14:24] <unomystEz> Dr_Willis_Arch: good to hear =)
[14:24] <freedumMan> Iceman_B|SSH, in what way?
[14:24] <beli> CoUrPsE_CoLlEcTo: i just know that using regular expressions is what you need/want....maybe with different tools like sed or awk
[14:25] <unomystEz> Dr_Willis_Arch: I would ask them to print something out on the network printer, and they couldn't.
[14:25] <TheFunkbomb> anyone having a problem with flash/npviewer.bin/nsplugin in the x64 version of 9.04?
[14:25] <Jack_Sparrow> unomystEz What kind of work do they do on a regular basis
[14:25] <unomystEz> Dr_Willis_Arch: too bad, they were very gifted programmers, but they just screwed around too much
[14:25] <Iceman_B|SSH> freedumMan: im running the netbook desktop, when I click terminal, I get this terminal
[14:25] <Dr_Willis_Arch> unomystEz:  depends on whats broken in their desktop.. the fact they cant get the wallpaper right or whatever.. is not a indication that  the desktop is broken. :)  sounds to me like they just  spend all day rearanging  trival stuff.
[14:25] <Iceman_B|SSH> in which IM SSH-ed to another machine of mine
[14:25] <unomystEz> Dr_Willis_Arch: precisely...
[14:25] <stevecam> i cant update to internet explorer 8, im stuck with internet explorer 5.01 :-(
[14:26] <arand> TheFunkbomb: frequent crashes? (Please state your problem...)
[14:26] <unomystEz> Dr_Willis_Arch: the one employee I have that usese ubuntu is able to print =)
[14:26] <Dr_Willis_Arch> unomystEz:  People do the exact same thing in windows. :)   Lazy kids..
[14:26] <freedumMan> Iceman_B|SSH, you need to be local to run that command i gave
[14:26] <Jack_Sparrow> stevecam try #windows
[14:26] <Iceman_B|SSH> I know
[14:26] <areels> oh but people will know i am searching something then will help if they know, when i query bot in private, that won't happen. so the bot is not useful for me. therefore bot should be closed to public access and used by authorized users to share knowledge
[14:26] <Iceman_B|SSH> I want to start a local terminal
[14:26] <TheFunkbomb> arand, yeah, when I try to view flash.  grays out
[14:26] <Iceman_B|SSH> but I cant
[14:26] <freedumMan> Iceman_B|SSH, use your GUI to do so
[14:26] <Iceman_B|SSH> it just pops back this active terminal
[14:26] <Iceman_B|SSH> I -am- using my gui
[14:26] <unomystEz> Dr_Willis_Arch: sad thing is, they won't find jobs in this market now
[14:26] <unomystEz> Dr_Willis_Arch: and I warned them countless time
[14:26] <unomystEz> s/time/times/
[14:26] <Iceman_B|SSH> Iĺl try switching back to the regular desktop, sec
[14:26] <freedumMan> Iceman_B|SSH, file open tab ?
[14:27] <Jack_Sparrow> areels Best to just ask your question and not spam the channel
[14:27] <boss_mc> areels: those two facts do not merit a 'therefore'
[14:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > Iceman_B|SSH
[14:27] <boss_mc> areels: just ask the question
[14:27] <thiebaude> areels: the bot is here for a reason
[14:27] <beli> unomystEz: nosting works out of the box...
[14:27] <Iceman_B|SSH> freedumMan: ah, right
[14:27] <beli> s/nost/noth/
[14:27] <Jack_Sparrow> thiebaude YEs, to save us a lot of typing the same things
[14:27] <unomystEz> beli: nosting?
[14:28] <areels> boss_mc: your mc states that you're familiar with materials control?
[14:28] <stevecam> Jack_Sparrow, why ##windows
[14:28] <freedumMan> Has anyone had trouble with cisco VPN and DNS in 9.04 ?
[14:28] <Jack_Sparrow> stevecam IE is not part of ubuntu
[14:28] <Vlet> stevecam: you mean you're running it through Wine?
[14:28] <freedumMan> stevecam, winehq
[14:28] <Iceman_B|SSH> freedumMan: okay so "nm-applet" works, I have my icon now
[14:28] <bobsaccamano> guys..i know this is off topic but is there a quick way to use pastie/pastebin in xchat?
[14:28] <freedumMan> Iceman_B|SSH, cheers
[14:28] <Iceman_B|SSH> thanks
[14:28] <bobsaccamano> gnu xchat
[14:28] <stevecam> no
[14:28] <boss_mc> areels: I found the name written on a chemistry folder when I was in year 10 at school and have used it as an internet pseudonym ever since
[14:28] <Niels_> hi!Has one of you experince running kvm on Jaunty server?
[14:28] <boss_mc> areels: it has no meaning in real life...
[14:29] <Vlet> bobsaccamano: quicker than going to paste.ubuntu.com?
[14:29] <stevecam> microsoft refuses to make another internet explorer that works on ubuntu
[14:29] <arand> TheFunkbomb I would recommend the alpha release for 64bit from adobe labs: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html << You need to uninstall all standard flash packages and put that file inside ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[14:29] <freedumMan> stevecam, windows is not ubuntu? why would we have IE and who would use it anyway
[14:29] <mobi-sheep> !info pastebinit | bobsaccamano
[14:29] <Vlet> stevecam: fine then, so use firefox
[14:29] <DysonReturns> greets, what was that commend to view all network traffic as string ?
[14:29] <stevecam> i will, its so much better
[14:29] <sipior> DysonReturns: tcpdump?
[14:29] <freedumMan> stevecam, great :)
[14:29] <TheFunkbomb> arand, I will try
[14:29] <Iceman_B|SSH> the next step is to connect to a network that requires SecureW2 on Windows. this should be possible in 9.04, no?
[14:29] <Jack_Sparrow> stevecam So how may we help you today with Ubuntu
[14:30] <beli> DysonReturns: as string? you are searchinf for a console based network sniffer ;)
[14:30] <Guthur> umm it seems ati overdrive is available just its command line under linux, it had a GUI in windows, can't have it all i suppose
[14:30] <bobsaccamano> mobi-sheep, thanks...just wht i wanted
[14:30] <arand> TheFunkbomb: I have at least gotten away from most crashes with that one, it still hangs on occasion, but works overall far better in my experience.
[14:30] <stevecam> Jack_Sparrow, sorry, i was stating obvious facts
[14:30] <TheFunkbomb> okay
[14:30] <Niels_> hi!Has one of you experince running kvm on Jaunty server?
[14:31] <Iceman_B|SSH> hm, well Iĺl figure this out some other day
[14:31] <Iceman_B|SSH> later guys
[14:31] <sipior> stevecam: what's the point of stating an obvious fact?
[14:31] <Guthur> stevecam are you stuck using IE
[14:31] <l4mRh4X0r> Hello, i have a problem with my pc... I have about 1,3 GB of free space, but df says that there are no free blocks on my hd
[14:31] <freedumMan> Jack_Sparrow, you can help me for once?  tell me why DNS is not working with 9.04
[14:31] <sidh> why ubuntu made the choice of that #@pulseaudio for sound ?
[14:32] <Guthur> stevecam by nearly every measure its pretty crap, even when using windows i avoid it
[14:32] <sipior> l4mRh4X0r: probably reserves 5% of the filesystem by default. you can fix that with tune2fs -m 0 /dev/<whichever>
[14:32] <Jack_Sparrow> freedumMan "For once" sorry..   No.. I am not running 9.04 on this box
[14:32] <OltreIrc`12266> ©îªø â †µ††î!!! :D
[14:32] <freedumMan> Jack_Sparrow, :(
[14:32] <TheFunkbomb> arand, where do I put the plugin?  There is no plugin in .mozzilla
[14:33] <OltreIrc`12266> CIAO A TUTTI
[14:33] <LjL> !it | OltreIrc`12266
[14:33] <mobi-sheep> TheFunkbomb: mkdir if you need to.
[14:33] <LjL> OltreIrc`12266: e disabilita 'sti script scemi
[14:33] <areels> anyone heard of micros-fidelio running on linux?
[14:33] <l4mRh4X0r> sipior: thanks, i'll try that
[14:33] <kane77> stevecam, please, don't get me started about IE, please..
[14:33] <TheFunkbomb> mobi-sheep, this is the hidden folder in my home directory?
[14:33] <OltreIrc`12266> !LIST
[14:33] <Guthur> kane77 oh ati driver installed ok, just no overdrive GUI
[14:33] <turbo_>  lm used to connect immediately to my network and its actually the only computer that was consistently connecting but now it waits for like a min while "obtaining ip" and it does connect but i dont know why this would change randomly and my wireless windows machines hang at obtaining and never connect
[14:33] <Jack_Sparrow> kane77 , stevecam & All.  We dont need an ie discussion
[14:34] <turbo_>  im using wicd because its the only one that would work with wireless on my laptop so far
[14:34] <kane77> Jack_Sparrow, true..
[14:34] <Vlet> TheFunkbomb: any folder beginning with a period is a 'hidden' file/folder. Show them by selecting 'show hidden files' in the view menu
[14:34] <mobi-sheep> TheFunkbomb: Yup --- /home/TheFunkbomb/.mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so
[14:34] <stevecam> i think i better shut up now
[14:34] <turbo_> im using linuxmind but its based in ubuntu
[14:34] <turbo_> mint
[14:34] <TheFunkbomb> okay mobi
[14:34] <beli> sidh: maybe because its platform independent and still supports alsa as it is...
[14:34] <Jack_Sparrow> !mint > turbo_
[14:35] <dsdeiz> any other packages that is similar to cowsay? lol
[14:35] <sidh> beli: oss is platform independent and run very well on bsd systems
[14:35] <turbo_> i know all of this in fact ive been told it before however i have had people help me in here as well because they are so somilar
[14:35] <Myrtti> turbo_: we're not mint helpdesk.
[14:35] <boss_mc> Guthur: is it not in amdcccle?  The functionallity has been around since 8.8
[14:35] <Vlet> dsdeiz: what is cosway?
[14:35] <arand> TheFunkbomb: ~/.mozilla/plugins/ If the derectory does not exist create it.
[14:35] <turbo_> well maybe go ask my question for me in mint?
[14:36] <TheFunkbomb> great!  now just going to youtube crashes firefox
[14:36] <dsdeiz> !info cowsay
[14:36] <turbo_> maybe you can get them to help you
[14:36] <dsdeiz> it's quite cute
[14:36] <dsdeiz> lol
[14:36] <arand> !flash64 | TheFunkbomb
[14:36] <spaceninja> is there any problems with the ati drivers in the latest version of ubuntu? I just want to make sure before upgrading
[14:36] <natschil_> hello, how can I mount ext4 in intrepid? I made a backup partition with ext4, on which I want to backup data before upgrading to jaunty (new install), but I can't seem to mount the ext4 partition
[14:36] <beli> sidh: pulseaudia is using oss methodes as well...it creates its own devices and no emulation like alsa
[14:36] <Guthur> boss_mc amdcccle? the catalyst control center? nope can't seem to find it
[14:36] <Vlet> dsdeiz: so what, you want a talking moof instead? talking manbearpig?
[14:36] <turbo_> how about i am connected to spotchat right now
[14:36] <_dr> hey, is it possible to chose different window decorations for different window types?
[14:36] <arand> TheFunkbomb: There are nice instructions in that link
[14:36] <SolarWar> is there a way to create a deb file of an installed (deb) package?
[14:37] <thierry_> hi, i've jsut installed the 9.04 on a k8ne deluxe mobo, i have no sound and quite frankly no idea what to do
[14:37] <Myrtti> SolarWar: huh?
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[14:37] <FloodBot2> turbo_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:37] <turbo_>  did
[14:37] <dsdeiz> hmm just wondering if there are others like that
[14:37] <boss_mc> Guthur: I stopped using ATI a while back, I thought it might have been added...
[14:37] <freedumMan> natschil_, mkdir /test     mount /dev/??? /test
[14:37] <beli> sidh: i guess "working" is not the point......"integrity" is what they thought about in my eyes.....and i share their mind....pulse is the future
[14:37] <Vlet> _dr: the only window manager I know of that can do that is Fluxbox, and even that I'm not sure on
[14:37] <Guthur> boss_mc there was something on amd site about it being command line
[14:37] <boss_mc> spaceninja: you'll be fine if the card is supported by catalyst 9.5
[14:37] <erUSUL> natschil_: intrepid kernel does not have ext4 support afaik... do it from a jaunty livecd
[14:37] <fresh_prince> Hello,
[14:37] <thierry_> Can someone help with the sound configuration of the onboard k8nE soundcard ?
[14:37] <boss_mc> Guthur: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=amd_overdrive_linux&num=1
[14:37] <natschil_> freedumMan: nope, it tells me unknown filesystem type ext4
[14:38] <Guthur> boss_mc not a biggy though, not like i'll be running the likes of crysis on ubuntu
[14:38] <natschil_> erUSUL: I though ext4 was backward and forward compatitble with ext3
[14:38] <natschil_> erUSUL: I don't have a jaunty live cd
[14:38] <beli> sidh: parallel use of audio devices, application specific sound adjustment, ... thats great stuff
[14:38] <boss_mc> Guthur: no, run in on your PS3 (which itself runs ubuntu ;-))
[14:38] <freedumMan> natschil_, did u install ext4dev
[14:39] <natschil_> freedumMan: nope, how do I do that?
[14:39] <freedumMan> sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/??? /test
[14:39] <erUSUL> natschil_: you can mount an ext3 partition with the ext4 dirver and convert ext3 to ext4 but not the other way around afaik
[14:39] <BrixSat> hello
[14:39] <thierry_> why in preferences/sound do i get 6 sound systems where i haev only one card ?
[14:39] <Guthur> PS3, playstation 3? not big into consoles, don't like the style of games
[14:39] <BrixSat> where can i get a 64bits version of ubuntu server? i only see amd64 bits
[14:39] <natschil_> freedumMan: ext4dev...would modprobe ext4dev do the job?
[14:39] <Myrtti> !ot | Guthur
[14:39] <freedumMan> sudo apt-get install ext4-dev   i think or search synaptic
[14:39] <Myrtti> BrixSat: that's the exact one
[14:39] <_dr> Vlet: maybe i'm taking the wrong approach
[14:39] <freedumMan> TRY sudo mount -t ext4-dev /dev/??? /test
[14:39] <boss_mc> erUSUL: natschil_: you should be able to mount ext4 as ext3, you just lose the added benefits of ext4
[14:40] <Myrtti> BrixSat: "AMD64" is a legacy naming policy for all 64-bit systems
[14:40] <DysonReturns> beli: whats the alternative to a console-based network sniffer. got something in a gui?
[14:40] <fresh_prince> I got a wireless USB, and it worked out of the box, after a while the computer crashed and the network manager does not seem to detect wireless networks anymore, is there a way I can restore any settings, because even when I disconnect the USB, ifconfig -a can still detect wlan0
[14:40] <_dr> i'd just like to have several windows (like gnome-terminal) not to have buttons
[14:40] <arand> thierry_: Basically it's different drivers...
[14:40] <natschil_> boss_mc: how?
[14:40] <Guthur> ubottu i think ati driver on ubuntu was pretty on topic
[14:40] <BrixSat> thanks
[14:40] <Vlet> thierry_: one per channel? What are they labeled as?
[14:40] <TheFunkbomb> nope.  still crashes firefox
[14:40] <TheFunkbomb> awesome
[14:40] <_dr> i know i can exclude the window type in compiz but then it won't have any rounded borders either
[14:40] <thierry_> arand, none of them seems to work, is there a tutorial i could follow ?
[14:40] <beli> DysonReturns: there are console based ones that use the ncurses lib...its a console gui...
[14:40] <Guthur> ubottu that is what i was intially talking about
[14:40] <TheFunkbomb> can't even go to youtube.com now
[14:40] <freedumMan> natschil_, are u sure you have the right partition ?
[14:41] <thiebaude> TheFunkbomb: you tried opera?
[14:41] <beli> DysonReturns: try ettercap for example...ettercap -C or ettercap -G   read the manual
[14:41] <TheFunkbomb> what does that have to do with anything?
[14:41] <DysonReturns> beli: kk, i'll have a look sometime thanks.
[14:41] <thierry_> arand, basiccaly they all start with nvidia ck8s bla bla , ione is alsa 3 are oss drivers and the others are alsa, with no mention of the card name, oss, same thing
[14:41] <beli> DysonReturns: nast ist also nice
[14:41] <disappearedng> Hey I am using Computer modern 10 in openoffice how come I can't type <> (it gets mapped to something else ? )
[14:41] <natschil_> freedumMan: yes,  I think so....I have a German system on this computer, and when I try to mount the partition it tells me (translated) "unknown filesystem 'ext4'"
[14:41] <DysonReturns> roger that.
[14:42] <erUSUL> boss_mc: not true. if the ext4 filsystem is native (not converted) or has been used for a time (new ext4 features has bennused) you can not mount the ext4 fs with a ext3 driver
[14:42] <freedumMan> natschil_, mount -t ext4 /dev/?? /test    doesnt work
[14:42] <thierry_> Vlet, basiccaly they all start with nvidia ck8s bla bla , ione is alsa 3 are oss drivers and the others are alsa, with no mention of the card name, oss, same thing
[14:42] <mobi-sheep> TheFunkbomb: I'm running Firefox + Shiretoko on amd64.  YouTube and among other Flash works for me.
[14:42] <arand> TheFunkbomb: Does it show up as 10.0 r22 if you go to about:plugins ?
[14:42] <boss_mc> natschil_: erUSUL I just read that on the ext4 wiki, that's a shame... I thought they were designed to fall back to lower versions
[14:43] <TheFunkbomb> arand, I don't see it
[14:43] <konza> i closed a terminal in which i was running a process.... Its still there ...  how can i get that process back??? please help
[14:43] <natschil> boss_mc: backward and forward compatibility just sounded too good to be true ...
[14:43] <erUSUL> boss_mc: from the ext4 wiki quote « WARNING: Once you run this command, the filesystem will no longer be mountable using the ext3 filesystem! »
[14:43] <xenocrates> help! i've done apt-get update, and apt-get-install compizconfig-setting-manager but CopizConfig hasnt shown up in menu
[14:43] <Vlet> thierry_: oh, I suggest leaving playback set to either Alsa or autodetect
[14:43] <TheFunkbomb> arand, there it is, at the bottom
[14:43] <TheFunkbomb> yeah
[14:43] <flintwingel> DysonReturns: wireshark for gui network sniffer
[14:43] <thierry_> Vlet, it's set on autodetect, but i have no sound
[14:43] <mannytu> !ubottu
[14:43] <Vlet> xenocrates: on the last tab in your appearances control panel, there should be a button to launch it
[14:43] <freedumMan> natschil, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/util-linux/+bug/306035
[14:44] <Guest32961> please tell me how to install ubuntu on a flash disk?
[14:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !usb
[14:44] <konza> i closed a terminal in which i was running a process.... Its still there ...  how can i get that process back??? please help
[14:44] <arand> TheFunkbomb: Fair enough, so far I've only heard of improvement on switching to the alpha version, odd.
[14:44] <mobi-sheep> Guest32961: Running Ubuntu off the USB stick or install Ubuntu via USB stick?
[14:44] <Vlet> thierry_: then I would guess it's nothing to do with the settings there and instead you may want to do some research into whether or not your sound card is suported and functioning, etc.
[14:44] <TheFunkbomb> arand, as soon as I go to youtube, firefox just closes
[14:44] <sipior> konza: generally you can't reattach to a process, unless you've invoked it with screen, pty, dislocate, &cet.
[14:45] <thierry_> Vlet, i've tried that alerady, with not much succes, some said they hadn't it working on other distros, but i haven't found any answer
[14:45] <arand> Guest25679: Did you want a liveUSB or a full-fledged install?
[14:45] <thierry_> Vlet, that's why i'm here
[14:45] <mobi-sheep> arand: The factorid already covered everything for usb. ;)
[14:45] <xenocrates> Vlet: i've got it set to the 'extra' option. but in System--Preferences it doesnt have Compiz Config, my last installation did it fine
[14:46] <konza> TheFunkbomb,  i can get the pid of that process when i use ps-aux
[14:46] <Batchy_> Sap
[14:46] <konza> sipior, ,  i can get the pid of that process when i use ps-aux
[14:47] <sipior> konza: was the process backgrounded when you killed the terminal? also, whilst you can see the process, i'd would wager that it is not currently running.
[14:47] <arand> mobi-sheep: Ah, okay, I though it only covered the persistent liveUSB-thing...
[14:47] <Senaris> can someone help me with WL - 138Ge or WL 138G V2 wireless "Asus" ? i cannot install the driver
[14:47] <Batchy_> I have a sound problem, when i try to play youtube videos, mp3's etc etc any sound i play loops horribly and sounds like a cd skipping, although when i play an online gagme like 'Deus Ex' sound works fine. Any ideas?
[14:47] <Senaris> on ubuntu 8.04 and also 9
[14:47] <Senaris> :|
[14:47] <Vlet> xenocrates: there is no button to launch it next to the 'extra' option once enabled? I thought that's where they put it... you may simply need to create a launcher for it yourself
[14:47] <freedumMan> Batchy_, sounds like flash issue
[14:48] <Batchy_> and when i look in ps aux, i see a shitload of proccessors named aplay
[14:48] <Batchy_> processes*
[14:48] <Batchy_> :/
[14:48] <Batchy_> xD
[14:48] <tomtom1> i'm trying to install ubuntu on an usb flash disk, but the install can't see the flash disk,  please help
[14:48] <Myrtti> Batchy_: mind your language, please :-)
[14:48] <Batchy_> K.
[14:48] <Vlet> thierry_: in a terminal, what does it say when you execute: lspci | grep Audio
[14:48] <Batchy_> I'm just extremely annoyed.
[14:48] <TheFunkbomb> okay, just the main page of youtube crashes
[14:49] <erUSUL> Batchy_: ps ax | grep nameofprogram
[14:49] <TheFunkbomb> what the heck?
[14:49] <xenocrates> Vlet: where abouts is the configcompiz program stored? sorry i'm quite new to linux. i can make a launcher but i dont know what to launch
[14:49] <konza> sipior, i didnt background that process.... actually I was trying to install apache.... but i closed the terminal accidently... when I try to run synaptic manager , this message will me shown..." is another process using it"
[14:49] <thierry_> Multimedia audio controller: nVidia Corporation nForce3 250Gb AC'97 Audio Controller (rev a1)
[14:49] <thierry_> Vlet,
[14:49] <Batchy_> erUSUL: http://pastebin.com/m817606d
[14:50] <Guest59828> hello
[14:50] <eurythmia> is there an smp kernel package lying around? (apt-cache search linux-image doesn't show any linux-image-smp), when I run top and hit 1 it toggles between Cpu(s) and Cpu0  ... does that mean it's not using Cpu1, or just not showing it? How can I tell if there is work being executed on both cores?
[14:50] <beli> Batchy_: learn about the ps output......read about parent/child processes and threads
[14:50] <erUSUL> Batchy_: o.0!!!
[14:50] <Batchy_> LOL
[14:50] <Batchy_> You can imagine what sound problems im having /
[14:50] <erUSUL> Batchy_: killall -9 aplay
[14:50] <sipior> konza: you can kill the process, and re-try apt-get.
[14:51] <Batchy_> erUSUL: They will come back, they always do.
[14:51] <TheFunkbomb> now firefox is just crashy
[14:51] <sipior> Batchy_: i think that may be a record of some kind.
[14:51] <erUSUL> Batchy_: disable system sounds ? as workaraund
[14:51] <konza>  is there any way to recover that process without killing it
[14:51] <Batchy_> sipior: 12745 ?        Z      0:00 [aplay] <defunct>?
[14:51] <konza> sipior,  is there any way to recover that process without killing it
[14:51] <Batchy_> urmask: Where could i do that?
[14:51] <sipior> konza: nope, not in this case.
[14:52] <erUSUL> Batchy_: System>Preferences>Sound
[14:52] <sidh> ok i will try with 8.10 as i read it is advised to always a N-1 version
[14:52] <yellabs> is there a way to let guest-session run at login ( gdm )?
[14:52] <sidh> pulseaudio is a nightmare
[14:52] <erUSUL> konza: probably the lock file got staled
[14:52] <Thrawn> hi guys!
[14:52] <Batchy_> erUSUL: I disabled it
[14:52] <erUSUL> !lock
[14:52] <Vlet> xenocrates: ahh, the application is called 'ccsm'
[14:52] <beli> everything new is a nightmare...
[14:52] <Batchy_> erUSUL: I think :>
[14:52] <beli> at the start
[14:53] <slestak> anyone use a softphone on a regular basis?  ekiga in particular
[14:53] <sidh> i really don't understand why it has been put in a 'said' stable branch,
[14:53] <Vinceman> what's the use of living when we're going to die anyway some day?
[14:53] <Jack_Sparrow> sidh Please drop the commentary, we understand you dont like it.
[14:53] <Thrawn> Vinceman : to enjoy life ;)
[14:53] <Vlet> Vinceman: #nihilism
[14:53] <Batchy_> I'll try youtube now.
[14:53] <erUSUL> !dpkglock
[14:53] <tomtom1> plsea help me install to usb disk
[14:54] <Vinceman> there's nobody in nihilism!
[14:54] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptfix
[14:54] <Vlet> !usb > tomtom1
[14:54] <konza> erUSUL,  anywawy to solve it?
[14:54] <erUSUL> Jack_Sparrow: that was it thanks XD
[14:54] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[14:54] <scorpion> hello
[14:54] <Batchy_> erUSUL: No sound at all from youtube
[14:54] <Batchy_> :<
[14:54] <sidh> beli: at the bgining sound was OK, but after 3-4 reboot it disappeared , i did not install anything, it just stop working
[14:54] <erUSUL> konza: see what ubottu just said
[14:54] <tomtom1> 'Viet: the install doesn't detect the usb disk
[14:55] <erUSUL> Batchy_: i dunno what is going on your system really... if players got stuck forever...
[14:55] <contrast> Greets, everyone...
[14:55] <fresh_prince> Hello, how can i remove the USB drivers for the devices I already plugged in? (if it works this way)
[14:55] <Batchy_> erUSUL: It's a fresh install of mint6.
[14:55] <tomtom1> please help me install ubuntu to usb disk
[14:55] <contrast> Anyone know how likely this might be to cause disaster: sudo chown mike:mike /dev/input/uinput ? It's the only way I've found to be able to run wminput as a non-root user, something that's essential for my HTPC.
[14:55] <Batchy_> :/
[14:55] <Vlet> !fatalism | Vinceman
[14:55] <erUSUL> Batchy_: well we can support mint here either...
[14:55] <Vlet> tomtom1: is that an error you get, or what? I don't understand
[14:56] <erUSUL> !mint
[14:56] <achilles> hello, I have made configuration file for openvpn clients, for windows they place the config file company.ovpn in the program files, but for ubuntu, we use network-manage-openvpn plugin, where the file should be placed ?
[14:56] <beli> sidh: so check your logs for conflicts....and....dont update to new stuff, also if its named stable....if you are fine with the system you are running...
[14:56] <erUSUL> !mintsupport | Batchy_
[14:56] <Batchy_> Ok, Thanks.
[14:56] <fenn__> i am the walrus
[14:56] <Myrtti> fenn__: nice. Do you have ubuntu support question?
[14:56] <Pici> !ot | fenn__
[14:57] <v4vijayakumar> not many updates received to ubuntu 9.04.  ubuntu / linux become ultra-stable? :)
[14:57] <gartral> hat open standards picture formats exist?
[14:57] <erUSUL> v4vijayakumar: cron update today ;)
[14:57] <slestak> gartral: png
[14:58] <slestak> slestak: gartral svg, !jpg, !gif, !tiff
[14:58] <TheFunkbomb> so no fix on this stupid crash?
[14:58] <erUSUL> gartral: png and svg are free... tiff may be too
[14:58] <v4vijayakumar> erUSUL: yeah, saw that. but totally very minimal  when compared to older versions..
[14:59] <erUSUL> v4vijayakumar: maybe the UDS has something to do with that... developers busy in Barcelona no time for updates XD
[15:00] <Vlet> TheFunkbomb: you're 64bit, right?
[15:00] <antonio__> hi, is it normal i can't write as root to a nfs mounted directory, ex sudo mkdir ciao - permission denied??
[15:00] <contrast> Anyone know how likely this might be to cause disaster: sudo chown mike:mike /dev/input/uinput ? It's the only way I've found to be able to run wminput as a non-root user, something that's essential for my HTPC.
[15:00] <fenn__> just wanted to see if anyone was listening :-)  trying to figure out why my automounts (to ubuntu from solaris nfs) are glitchy
[15:01] <Vlet> antonio__: it doesn't matter if  you're root or not on your system. it depends on the permissions of the remotely mounted system
[15:01] <contrast> antonio__: possibly. depends on your /etc/exports file - you may want to check man exports to be sure it's set up the way you want it.
[15:01] <contrast> Vlet: root's uid is always 0 though, so that shouldn't matter, right?
[15:01] <fenn__> I can mount with a mount command but cd /net/hostname only works sometimes
[15:01] <ForReal> I am trying to make ircii run in the background of my shell account so that it can log a channel. But & it not doing the trick.
[15:02] <fenn__> after I mount with mount command the cd /net/hostname works all the time
[15:02] <erUSUL> ForReal: use screen for something like that
[15:02] <erUSUL> !screen | ForReal
[15:03] <Vlet> contrast: yes
[15:03] <hwilde> How can I download .debs and all dependencies for a certain package in order to copy it to and install it on another system that does not have internet access?
[15:03] <fenn__> a little help?
[15:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !clone > hwilde `
[15:03] <hwilde> Jack_Sparrow, I just want one package tho
[15:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptoncd > hwilde
[15:03] <hwilde> not my entire system
[15:04] <hwilde> !offline > me
[15:04] <fenn__> i am the egg man
[15:04] <Vlet> fenn__: you're ssh'd into a solaris system from an ubuntu system?
[15:04] <Jack_Sparrow> hwilde aptoncd or just copy contents of /var/cache/apt/archives to the other system
[15:04] <Vlet> fenn__: that's not helping :p
[15:05] <bazhang> fenn__, please take chat elsewhere
[15:05] <bazhang> oops
[15:05] <ForReal> I am doing this from a mobile phone. Slow typing...
[15:05] <ForReal> Tell me more about screen.
[15:06] <Vlet> ForReal: uh, like what?
[15:06] <ForReal> What does it do?
[15:06] <Vlet> http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/ http://quadpoint.org/articles/irssi
[15:06] <Vlet> ForReal: it's the bees knees
[15:06] <erUSUL> ForReal: you launch screen run iirc in it when you want to leave it running you "detach" your session and scrren and iirc continue running... later on you can reatach to that same session an continue working
[15:07] <erUSUL> See the wiki page i linked
[15:07] <ForReal> I cant brows and irc from my phone..
[15:07] <Mbear> Hi.  Am using rdesktop on 9.02 netbook remix. When I use Windows Remote Desktop to access the target machine I need the command line option /admin.  What is the equivalent in rdesktop, please?  Thanks!
[15:07] <ForReal> :-/
[15:07] <erUSUL> ForReal: ok
[15:07] <neurobuntu> Can anybody tell me what this error means? I get it when I try to build a dep package: dpkg-genchanges: error: badly formed line in files list file, line 1
[15:08] <ForReal> I would have to check out screen later. Thanks for info.
[15:08] <erUSUL> ForReal: scrren acts as terminal emulator but you can detach from it and reatch again later from different computers
[15:08] <ForReal> Unless you want to tell more cant it now
[15:09] <ForReal> Cool
[15:09] <frozenvu> hi all
[15:09] <erUSUL> ForReal: to deatach ypu do "crt + a + d" iirc... the you do "screen -r" to reatch
[15:10] <frozenvu> I am installed JDK using bin file, then I run Eclipse, it said that there's no JRE and JVM in my pc. What happens?
[15:10] <erUSUL> frozenvu: install java from repositiories...
[15:10] <erUSUL> !java | frozenvu
[15:11] <frozenvu> I tried to install from bin file
[15:11] <frozenvu> it's ok if I installed from repository
[15:11] <erUSUL> frozenvu: if you install with the bin file you have to defiine java-home java_classpath and all that variables yourself
[15:12] <erUSUL> frozenvu: afaik
[15:12] <ForReal> Well thanks for info on screen. Bye.
[15:12] <erUSUL> ForReal: by
[15:12] <chazco> Anyone know how to fix evtouch crashes on Ubuntu (bug reports filed)? Also, anyone know how to use WPA enterprise with iwl3945 (bug reports filed)? Finally, anyone know how to fix the tcp_window_scaling issue without disabling tcp_window_scaling?
[15:12] <ForReal> :-)
[15:12] <frozenvu> so where can I set ? In /etc/environment?
[15:12] <Guest1140> test
[15:12] <sirmdmonster> Hey anyone know how to get my bluetooth dongle working properly?
[15:13] <Spee_Der> I can't switch desktops in Jaunty now with Compiz running. What do I need to change please. I'm stuck with everything running in one desktop.
[15:13] <erUSUL> frozenvu: or your own ~/.bashrc
[15:13] <tomtom1> i'm trying to install ubuntu to a flash disk, but the flash disk isn't dtected in the 'prepare partitions'
[15:13] <joanki123> Can anyone help me?  I am trying to connect to the Internet via my tmobile modem - obviously it works because here i am chatting, but why can't i open a web page?
[15:13] <hwilde> Spee_Der, install compizconfig-settings-manager
[15:13] <Vlet> Spee_Der: check to make sure there is more than one desktop defined in the pager
[15:13] <sirmdmonster> Hey anyone know how to get my bluetooth dongle working properly?
[15:13] <Spee_Der> Thank you both, I will study that now.
[15:14] <darkmillian> Hello
[15:14] <Spee_Der> I have the settings manager installed.
[15:14] <hwilde> Spee_Der, I think it's just an option in there
[15:14] <Vlet> sirmdmonster: this may help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[15:14] <klenix> which messenger support cam?
[15:14] <neurobuntu> I get the following error when I try to build a dep package: dpkg-genchanges: error: badly formed line in files list file, line 1, can anybody shed some light on what this error means?
[15:14] <Vlet> klenix: Ekiga does
[15:14] <Jack_Sparrow> joanki123 put this in your browser    64.233.161.18
[15:14] <emacsian_>  I've enabled /etc/default/bootlogd to Yes and /var/log/boot has no messages
[15:15] <Spee_Der> Ok. I'm L(O)(O)King for the pager.
[15:15] <joanki123> Jack_Sparrow, IN my browser?  I'm not sure where to place it - thank you for your response
[15:15] <Jack_Sparrow> neurobuntu Is this something converted from an rpm?
[15:15] <thierry_> ok, i've got two things in aplay -l, but still no sound, what on earth should i do ?
[15:15] <Spee_Der> I like this Compiz stuff, just need to learn more about it.
[15:15] <emacsian_> It has (Nothing logged yet)
[15:15] <fenn__> Vlet: back again - much chastized - can anyone help with the nfs issue?
[15:15] <klenix> Vlet: thanks, let me try.
[15:15] <Jack_Sparrow> joanki123 How are you trying to bring up a web page?
[15:16] <joanki123> yes Jack_Sparrow - any webpage
[15:16] <Jack_Sparrow> Spee_Der /join #compiz
[15:16] <joanki123> epiphany and firefox don't find a site
[15:16] <neurobuntu> Jack_Sparrow, no its from a deb I'm building with debuild
[15:16] <Vlet> fenn__: you're ssh'd into a solaris system from an ubuntu system?
[15:16] <Spee_Der> Jack_Sparrow, thank you.
[15:16] <Jack_Sparrow> joanki123 Where you would type http.. blah  put that number instead for a test.. it should bring up google if it works
[15:16] <joeDeuce> http://64.233.161.18/
[15:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !packaging
[15:16] <darkmillian> I have a question
[15:16] <joanki123> Page load error, Jack_Sparrow
[15:16] <Vlet> !ask | darkmillian
[15:17] <graelin> joanki123: system/admin/network tools do a lookup on a domain.. if no reply look at dchp setting (default gateway)
[15:17] <fenn__> Vlet: no, I am logged in directly to Ubuntu laptop, the SOlaris server is exporting NFS volumes
[15:17] <sirmdmonster> lol, I tried what it said, I'm on Jaunty x64, and I can't get, for the life of me, get my bluetoothe headset to connect
[15:17] <Jack_Sparrow> joanki123 Same as before..?  Then not a dns issue
[15:17] <joanki123> Jack_Sparrow, it's weird that I can get on IRC but not internet....
[15:17] <darkmillian> is there any way i can preview dds?
[15:17] <joanki123> graelin, if it's not a DNS issue, does that mean sys/adm/network tools won't work?
[15:18] <chazco> Anyone know how to fix evtouch crashes on Ubuntu (bug reports filed)? Also, anyone know how to use WPA enterprise with iwl3945 (bug reports filed)? Finally, anyone know how to fix the tcp_window_scaling issue without disabling tcp_window_scaling?
[15:18] <darkmillian> or view dds in thumbails?
[15:18] <sirmdmonster> All I want is to get my bluetooth dongle to connect my headset to it, but it just won't detect my headset
[15:18] <neurobuntu> Jack_Sparrow, thanks for the link, but I've read it several times and doesn't give any information as to what that error means or what is causing it
[15:19] <joanki123> poor Jack_Sparrow  lol
[15:19] <joanki123> all of us are coming back saying help help it doesn't work
[15:19] <fenn__> joanki123: have you tried traceroute?
[15:19] <Vlet> fenn__: ahh... well, I would guess it's something to do with either the solaris system or perhaps a DNS problem. I would check out the NFS server logs on the solaris system
[15:19] <joanki123> fenn__, can you tell me how to do that?
[15:19] <Jack_Sparrow> neurobuntu Packaging is not really something we deal with in here often
[15:19] <Vlet> fenn__: as in, it may be having sporatic trouble authenticating
[15:19] <joanki123> i just want internet! lol
[15:19] <neurobuntu> Jack_Sparrow, ok thanks
[15:19] <fenn__> joanki123: traceroute hostname (or traceroute ipaddress)
[15:20] <sirmdmonster> So um ya, is it maybe cuz of me being on x64, that my bluetooth won't work
[15:20] <Jack_Sparrow> sirmdmonster could be yes
[15:20] <joanki123> Jack_Sparrow, any other ideas why I might not be getting Internet?
[15:20] <sirmdmonster> well, T_T, that sux
[15:20] <sirmdmonster> lol
[15:20] <fenn__> Vlet: i am not admin on the Solaris box - is there anything I can do on my side - it looks like automount cannot list the exports
[15:21] <joanki123> fenn__, i get: Cannot handle "host" cmdline arg `ipaddress' on position 1 (argc 1)... and then the same on hostname
[15:21] <Vlet> sirmdmonster: first thing to do is to google around and make sure your headset/phone does actually work with ubuntu
[15:21] <joanki123> Jack_Sparrow, um... I wouldn't happen to have an Ubuntu installed firewall, would i?
[15:21] <helper> hello using /etc/sudoers , i type under CMND alias Cmnd_Alias MYCMND=/usr/sbin/useradd  then @ last under member of root i add kad ALL=MYCMND , user kad still when he u command useradd ,it ask for pass why ? thx
[15:21] <Jack_Sparrow> !firewall
[15:21] <n0gear> Is SATA drive sda and IDE sdb?
[15:21] <Aryaan> Hi, is there a way to install ubuntu over a previous installation..without losing any installed programs?
[15:21] <Jack_Sparrow> n0gear no
[15:21] <joanki123> Jack_Sparrow, could that be why I'm not connecdting? a firewall?
[15:22] <joanki123> but why am I here chatting then?  ugh
[15:22] <sirmdmonster> I dont' know the exact headset, I'm borrowing it from a friend, all I know is that the headset is a motorola
[15:22] <fenn__> joanki123: if you want web you may have to try some other things first to find where the problem lies - tracerout sends ICMP packets (same as ping) and can tell you if you are having routing problems
[15:22] <Vlet> fenn__: before spending a lot of time on this, could you perhaps first find out if anyone else connecting to it is having trouble? Is it only the /net/whateveritwas directory that gives you trouble?
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Aryaan If you created a sep /home that is easy
[15:22] <yellabs> what would be the alternetive on ubuntu for : hdd sheriff , juzt-reboot , reborn card , deepfreeze , clean slate and the likes?
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !home
[15:22] <joanki123> ugh I solved it
[15:22] <joanki123> Could it really be this stupid?
[15:22] <Guest25679> Hi, I'm looking for a way to dim my monitor (just like automatically after 10 or so minutes with gnome-power-manager) from command line. It's a desktop, not a laptop computer. Using GnomePowerManager dbus method SetBrightness doesn't work (it says my hardware doesn't support it). Compiz plugin Brightness works well but only for active window and I want it  to work on entire desktop. I guess Gnome PM uses this method because everything dimms except mo
[15:22] <Guest25679> use cursor ;)
[15:23] <fenn__> Vlet: i can get to some hosts, and I can mount with the mount command - so I think it is autofs
[15:23] <joanki123> I guess every time I login, I have to go to the firefox file menu and UNCLICK offline
[15:23] <yellabs> what would be the alternetive on ubuntu for : hdd sheriff , juzt-reboot , reborn card , deepfreeze , clean slate and the likes? all tips are welcome! ( library setup )
[15:23] <TheFunkbomb> Anyone have a problem with youtube.com's main page closing down firefox after the installation of the 10.0 r22 flash plugin for x64?
[15:23] <Jack_Sparrow> yellabs http://linuxappfinder.com/
[15:23] <fenn__> Vlet: once I mount the auto mounter works just fine for all mounts on that server
[15:23] <yellabs> hmm
[15:24] <Aryaan> Jack_Sparrow, does this mean I can upgrade the distro and still retain some programs not on the livecd?
[15:24] <sirmdmonster> I haven't yet, I've had that setup for like 2months now on my x64 jaunty
[15:24] <kbrosnan> joanki123: there is a workaround for that
[15:24] <merlin1> anyone use enlightenment 17
[15:24] <joanki123> kbrosnan, what is it???
[15:24] <Spec> !anyone | merlin1
[15:24] <joanki123> please and thanks
[15:24] <sirmdmonster> my firefox works just fine
[15:24] <n0gear> Jack_Sparrow: i've got 1 IDE and 1 SATA installed in my comp
[15:24] <Jack_Sparrow> n0gear sudo fdisk -l  last letter is L
[15:25] <sirmdmonster> So does anyone have a ps3 with Ubuntu, or any type of linux on it?
[15:25] <merlin1> does anyone like e17?
[15:25] <n0gear> damn just restarted
[15:25] <kbrosnan> joanki123: in firefox type about:config find toolkit.networkmanager.disable double click to flip it
[15:25] <Jack_Sparrow> merlin1 Yes,  It was a terrible experience.
[15:25] <merlin1> terrible ? how
[15:26] <merlin1> i like it ,very much
[15:26] <thiebaude> merlin1: i didn't like it
[15:26] <Vlet> fenn__: not sure I'm of any help here... really just trying to act as a debugging therapist :)
[15:26] <merlin1> in fact ,i am using it now
[15:26] <Jack_Sparrow> merlin1 Buggy, lacked support etc.  But opinions and such are offtopic
[15:26] <merlin1> it's a little buggy ,yes
[15:26] <merlin1> it's still in svn::::
[15:26] <fenn__> Vlet: thanks for pitching in - i appreciate your help!
[15:26] <dantaum> Hello everyone! Does anyone know how to get a mic to work in ubuntu 9.04? I have the vumeter opened and I've already tryied everything in the alsa mixer, nothing seems to work. I have a Asus P5VDC-X motherboard with onboard audio card "ADI AD1986A High Definition Audio 6-channel". I already download the drivers from the ASUS website but I dont know how to install them...
[15:26] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > merlin1
[15:27] <helper> hello using /etc/sudoers , i type under CMND alias Cmnd_Alias MYCMND=/usr/sbin/useradd  then @ last under member of root i add kad ALL=MYCMND , user kad still when he u command useradd ,it ask for pass why ? thx
[15:27] <hatter243> helper, you require a NOPASS: section in /etc/sudoers to not require a password for certain commands
[15:27] <merlin1> e17 can use gnome programs,so everything is ok so far
[15:28] <TheFunkbomb> Anyone have a problem with youtube.com's main page closing down firefox after the installation of the 10.0 r22 flash plugin for x64?
[15:28] <sipior> helper: and let's be honest: you don't really want to do that :-)
[15:28] <sirmdmonster> dantaum- I am currently trying to get my bluetooth headset to work on ubuntu jaunty x64, and I'm having no luck, so ya, your not alone lol
[15:28] <helper> hatter243, i add kad ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL
[15:28] <helper> sipior, yes but i'm learning :)
[15:29] <hatter243> helper, [username] [hostname] = (all) NOPASSWD: [CMDALIAS]
[15:29] <fenn__> maybe the gentoo folks can help - even if this is ubuntu, they seem to get down into the nuts and bolts more
[15:29] <hatter243> helper, be mindful of those spaces
[15:29] <n0gear> Jack_Sparrow: if I name the partitions in windows do i see the names with fdisk -l ? im having hard time to instal ubuntu to right partition
[15:30] <dantaum> sirmdmonster, good luck with that, lol
[15:30] <Jack_Sparrow> n0gear Mixing ide and sata can cause havoc.  Often creating a sep /boot will help
[15:31] <sipior> fenn__: that's more or less a requirement with gentoo. which version of nfs are you using?
[15:31] <sirmdmonster> so, who all here is using x64 OS's only?
[15:31] <antonio__> i found this option for exports -maproot=root, but it doesn't work
[15:31] <n0gear> so do i need 3 partitions? /root /boot and swap?
[15:31] <i3luefire> skype compatable, video confrencing
[15:31] <_nix_> hmm.. ERROR:   'DB5.0' is not a supported operating system.
[15:31] <_nix_> hmm.. ERROR:   'DB5.0' is not a supported operating system. So no bastille for 9.04 yet
[15:31] <helper> hatter243, i did like that: http://pastebin.com/m2cd5fe4c didn't work check =)
[15:32] <opop> nogear, you can do it all on one.
[15:32] <opop> nogear, but you must have / (root)
[15:32] <dantaum> sirmdmonster, I am
[15:32] <Mbear> Hi.  Am using rdesktop on 9.02 netbook remix. When I use Windows Remote Desktop to access the target machine I need the command line option /admin.  What is the equivalent in rdesktop, please?  Thanks!
[15:32] <sirmdmonster> dantaum, sweet, I love x64 since Ubuntu 7.04 I've been using it
[15:32] <Viktor> hello! i need info if the ati drivers for 4870x2 still dont work?
[15:33] <opop> you can set up a swapfile, too.
[15:33] <sipior> n0gear: separate root and /home are a great idea. a three partition setup is common, and easy to work with.
[15:33] <fenn__> sipior: client of server?
[15:33] <graelin> n0gear: A nice simple setup is 4 partition /boot, /, /home and swap. but you can make it as complex as you want. /var is a good location to have on it's own partition as is a hefty /tmp if you need a large scratch area... say for ripping/encoding dvd
[15:33] <sirmdmonster> dantaum- how long you been using x64?
[15:33] <sipior> fenn__: ideally those are the same :-) but both will be useful
[15:34] <swolchok> is the chromium alpha actually working on64-bit for anyone? it gives me "aw snap" even on the splash page, but maybe it's because I'm on debian
[15:34] <opop> !swap
[15:34] <tomtom11> can someone please help me install ubuntu on an usb stick?
[15:35] <Myrtti> !usb | tomtom11
[15:35] <ed_debian> tomtom11, Lets do it
[15:35] <Taoista> !usb
[15:35] <sirmdmonster> Question- Does anyone know how to, if it's even possible, to get windows messenger working within Irssi?
[15:35] <Myrtti> sirmdmonster: WHUT?
[15:35] <antonio__> it is no_root_squash, it seems -maproot=root is used for freebsd version
[15:35] <Jack_Sparrow> tomtom11 If the installer does not see the stick, there is not much we can do.  See the usb link and try to figure it out.
[15:35] <ed_debian> tomtom11, (ignore them, I'll help) You need a 2gb + stick.
[15:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !usb
[15:35] <dantaum> sirmdmonster, I have Vista x64 and Ubuntu x64, the thing is I never used ubuntu a lot because I couldnt get my wireless adapter to work, When I updated to 9.04 it magically started to work, but now im stuck with this mic problem
[15:35] <sirmdmonster> lol the chat part of it?
[15:35] <hatter243> helper, works for me with my changes http://pastebin.com/m98776e6
[15:36] <nmvictor> sirmdmonster: check with #irssi, they've assisted me a great deal before
[15:36] <Promethes> hi, is there a way to disable showing gnome panels when window is in fullscreen mode and i open, for example Preferences window for fullscreen app?
[15:36] <sirmdmonster> kk thx, nmvictor
[15:36] <Myrtti> sirmdmonster: you can use msn with irssi with the help of bitlbee
[15:36] <AnAnt__> Hello, is there a package needed to get file transfer support on Empathy ?
[15:37] <hatter243> helper, note: Cmnd_Alias has proper capitalization, is located BEFORE the "kad ALL =...." line, there's proper spacing. Now if you're user "kad" and on the command line you execute "sudo /usr/sbin/useradd" it does not require a password. Also note: if you're trying to "sudo MYCMND" that will never work.
[15:37] <sirmdmonster> dantaum- I am currently running dual-boot of Ubunut 9.04 and Windows 7 RC both x64, and the only prob. i got is about the same as you, my bluetooth headset wont connect
[15:37] <TheFunkbomb> Anyone have a problem with youtube.com's main page closing down firefox after the installation of the 10.0 r22 flash plugin for x64?
[15:37] <saitta> ciao a tuttti
[15:38] <sirmdmonster> well I'll catch you guys a lil laterz, I'm gona check this other channel out... peace
[15:38] <dantaum> cya
[15:39] <Morkh> guigouuu
[15:40] <fenn__> sipior: I am running ubuntu 2.6.28-12-generic on the client (the server is Solaris exporting) if that helps.
[15:40] <tomtom1> ed_debian: thanks, my usb disk is detected as sdc, but the install only detects sda & sdb which is my hard drive.. what can i do to solve this?
[15:40] <sipior> fenn__: yes, but what version of the nfs protocol?
[15:40] <helper> hatter243, it work thx , so like this kad ALL : NOPASSWD: ALL (KAD Is the user, ALL = name of pc , and last ALL = all command can use right?) thx
[15:40] <fenn__> sipior: how do I get that?
[15:40] <ed_debian> tomtom1, You can write a udev rule for each of your harddrives and your usb drive.  You could unplug one of your (non-essential) harddrive while you create the usb drive.
[15:41] <ed_debian> tomtom1, Take your pick!  I'll help if you want.
[15:41] <sipior> fenn__: which packages have you installed? can you pastebin the configuration files you've modified?
[15:41] <hatter243> helper, hah, if you change that to "kad ALL = NOPASSWD: ALL" then username "kad" will never require a password to do any sudo command
[15:42] <djp> i was chatting with someone here earlier about encrypting my network traffic when using public wifi. they recommended i use a vpn. would privoxy and tor give me the security i need and be an alternative to vpn? i only have my laptop you see and no other machine to run a vpn gateway.
[15:42] <helper> hatter243, ya i just checking if i got it , thx alot :)
[15:42] <tomtom1> ed_debian: anything you recomend :-) btw, i tried unplugging all the hard drives and the usb was still not detected, the install didn't detect anything and was unable to install, although i can mount and view the usb drive
[15:42] <chazco> Anyone know how to fix evtouch crashes on Ubuntu (bug reports filed)? Also, anyone know how to use WPA enterprise with iwl3945 (bug reports filed)? Finally, anyone know how to fix the tcp_window_scaling issue without disabling tcp_window_scaling?
[15:43] <ed_debian> tomtom1, You removed the harddrives but the usb drive was still detected as sdc??
[15:43] <ed_debian> tomtom1, More importantly you ran your system without a hd?
[15:44] <tomtom1> ed_debian: yes.. i ran my system without a hard drive.. i booted ubuntu live cd from an usb stick.. and am trying to install it on another usb stick
[15:44] <Teknowolf> <== trying to get X-fi (Soundcard) running in Ubuntu 9.04. I have disabled ALSA and installed OSS, but no joy I think onboard sound may be the issue any ideas?
[15:44] <Vlet> tomtom1: can your motherboard boot from usb?
[15:45] <tomtom1> ed_debian: when i removed the hard drive, using fdisk -l the usb was detected as sdb and i can mount and do file operations on it, but the install was unable to detect it
[15:45] <fenn__> sipior:  nfs-common                        1:1.1.4-1ubuntu1
[15:45] <mercutio22> is there a way to stop windows from opening maximized in the UNR version of ubuntu?
[15:45] <tomtom1> Vlet: yes..
[15:46] <cabrey_> mercutio22: disable maximus
[15:46] <tomtom1> hello?
[15:47] <v3ctor> fenn__: what command did you use to mount?
[15:47] <ed_debian> tomtom1, Sorry bathroom lol
[15:47] <ed_debian> tomtom1, Hang on I'll read what you said
[15:47] <chuck_> tomtom1,  try this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[15:47] <mercutio22> cabrey_, how? Do I have to uninstall?
[15:47] <graelin> tomtom1: it may need to be installed first. Live cd creates a virtual install in memory. USB install creation takes a bit of time on an installed system suggesting alot of files. Not sure what the mechanism is to get that job done 9internally to the app) but I bet it'll be just fine from an established system
[15:48] <peeps[work]> anyone recommend an rss reader that they like?  just for articles, not audio/video podcasts
[15:48] <cabrey_> mercutio22: you don't need to uninstall, just disable from starting up, System > Preferences > Startup Applications
[15:48] <mercutio22> cabrey_, thanks
[15:48] <sipior> fenn__: and what does the line in /etc/fstab look like? also, what errors are you seeing, exactly?
[15:48] <Daviey> peeps[work]: liferea
[15:48] <ed_debian> tomtom1, According to the other if that little GUI program doesn't detect the stick there isn't much you can do to fix it.
[15:48] <ed_debian> tomtom1, I don't know much of anything about that little app
[15:49] <graelin> tomtom1: Is the stick a vfat fs?
[15:49] <guyvdb_> Hi, if I want to add some options to modprobe at boot time where do I do this? Where is modprobe.conf on ubuntu 9.04
[15:49] <ed_debian> tomtom1, But there are ways to install manually (using cli and stuff) would you like to work that way?
[15:49] <Vlet> peeps[work]: I preferr the Thunderbird built in reader
[15:49] <tomtom1> graelin: hmm.. the install can detect and install to  a hd just fine, but can't detect the usb drive
[15:49] <cabrey> guyvdb_: /etc/modprobe.d/
[15:49] <LuciusMare_> hello
[15:50] <LuciusMare_> could anyone give me a tutorial,how to use rtorrent?
[15:50] <LuciusMare_> if i run it,i have no idea how can i make it load some torrent
[15:50] <tomtom1> ed_debian: i'm just a ubuntu newbie.. if you don't mind guiding me, i would like it thanks :-)
[15:50] <guyvdb_> cabrey do i just add a file <divice>.conf
[15:50] <ed_debian> tomtom1, Are you using the Install to USB disk in System -> Admin or are you using the installer icon placed on the desktop?
[15:50] <fenn__> v3ctor: cd /net/hostname/shares/exportdir
[15:50] <cabrey> yes, you can name it whatever, preferably descriptive
[15:51] <devendra> can anyone help with ubuntu mic problem
[15:51] <v3ctor> fenn__: is that on the ubuntu/client side?
[15:51] <devendra> under skype
[15:51] <graelin> tomtom1: a usb stick isn't a harddrive. There is a bit to set on it for it to appear as a fixed bit. HP had a utility to set that. I think that is the old way to go about it, but you can't expect an apple to be an orange w/o some  modifications
[15:51] <tomtom1> ed_debian: i used the install icon on the desktop
[15:51] <graelin> er fixed drive
[15:51] <ed_debian> tomtom1, Silly tomtom1 that's for normal installs.  Go to System -> Admin and look for "Install to USB"
[15:52] <fenn__> sipior: no line in /etc/fstab - cd /net/hostname/shares/exportdir
[15:52] <tomtom1> graelin: thanks.. i think i'm getting way more the i can handle..
[15:52] <fenn__> v3ctor: yes
[15:52] <devendra> my mic is not working under ubuntu9.04
[15:52] <LuciusMare> hello,does anybody know how to use rtorrent?
[15:52] <devendra> it works under win
[15:52] <n0gear> what size should the /boot partition be?
[15:52] <Makuseru> Hi, i seem to be having a problem. I have a USB Microphone, and most of the time it works just fine, everything recognizes it. But sometimes it just stops working and nothing will recognize it anymore. Does anyone know what would cause this?
[15:52] <Vlet> LuciusMare: yes, what's your question
[15:52] <helper> sipior, i read in book i can do sleep using cli how ? is't i do echo 5 > /proc/acpi/sleep ? like this ?
[15:52] <LuciusMare> brb
[15:52] <sipior> helper: no, just "sleep"
[15:53] <v3ctor> fenn__: can you paste your automounter configs http://pastebin.com/
[15:53] <ed_debian> helper, You can just run sleep 5
[15:53] <devendra> Makuseru same issue
[15:53] <ed_debian> helper run man sleep
[15:53] <cabrey> devendra: usb microphone?
[15:53] <torc> who does ubuntu use for their website hosting?
[15:53] <sipior> fenn__: the linux box is exporting the filesystem?
[15:53] <devendra> yes i am using the same usb micorphone
[15:53] <tomtom1> ed_debian: i couldn't find it in system -> administration.. theres only "create a usb startup disk" and "install", which one should i use?
[15:53] <helper> okie thx
[15:53] <fenn__> v3ctor: however sudo /bin/bash -c ' mkdir -p /mnt/net/suntpus15/shares/tac mount ; mount suntpus15:/shares/tac /mnt/net/suntpus15/shares/tac ' works, and after that aothfs works too
[15:53] <cabrey> devendra: model?
[15:53] <guyvdb_> cabrey: is the file /etc/modules the same as modules.conf?
[15:54] <ed_debian> tomtom1, usb startup disk
[15:54] <devendra> its frontech an indian company
[15:54] <devendra> it works under windows though
[15:54] <tomtom1> ed_debian: are you sure?
[15:55] <ed_debian> tomtom1, I am 100% positive that that app installs ubuntu on a usb stick
[15:55] <v3ctor> fenn__: sounds like an issue with your autofs config
[15:55] <cabrey> guyvdb_: no, that is for loading modules at startup
[15:55] <Makuseru> devendra: Has the mic ever worked under ubuntu for you?
[15:55] <noren> hello everyone, can some one tell me how to install ie6 in ubuntu
[15:55] <devendra> never tetsted it
[15:55] <cabrey> noren: google winetricks
[15:55] <devendra> was using windows
[15:55] <Jack_Sparrow> noren See #winehq or #vbox
[15:55] <Makuseru> Mine works, and then sometimes doesnt.
[15:55] <tomtom1> ed_debian: wouldn't it just install the ubuntu live cd? not ubuntu itself? :P
[15:56] <graelin> heck.. I thought we were talking about that app being used... yeah use the create usb install from admin
[15:56] <guyvdb_> cabery if i need to add a line to modules.conf    "options i2c-algo-bit bit_test=1"   where would i put this in ubuntu
[15:56] <noren> has anyone have any experience using ie6 on ubuntu, i wanted to get a feedback
[15:56] <ranf> ! ies4linux | noren
[15:56] <Jack_Sparrow> noren See #winehq or #vbox
[15:56] <hwilde> tomtom1, are you running on the live cd right now
[15:56] <jimmy_> hi
[15:56] <graelin> tomtom1: One of the options using that utility is to create a persistent data dir (ie a home directory)
[15:56] <Jack_Sparrow> noren  also note that once you use ie4linux script that the people in #winehw will not be very helpful
[15:56] <ed_debian> tomtom1, Running the live CD is running ubuntu.  A live CD can't save data from one session to the next.  That's why people use usb sticks.  You can use the extra room to save personal settings and some files (depends how big your stick is cause the os takes 2GB).  Essentially a live cd is ubuntu
[15:56] <jimmy_> debian chat is gay
[15:57] <ed_debian> jimmy_, ?
[15:57] <jimmy_> yes
[15:57] <hwilde> !coc > jimmy_
[15:57] <Jack_Sparrow> jimmy_  Not appreciated in channel.
[15:57] <noren> i need to run ie6 for the stock trading terminal
[15:57] <fenn__> v3ctor: i am sure you are correct - but what does "mount" know that "autofs" does not
[15:57] <jimmy_> dude,i asked help at debian channel,and all said me to shoot myself
[15:57] <Jack_Sparrow> noren You cant run it directly in ubuntu.. see what I have posted
[15:57] <tomtom1> hwilde: yes i'm on a live cd now
[15:58] <bazhang> jimmy_, chat elsewhere
[15:58] <hwilde> tomtom1, disconnect and reconnect the usb stick.  it should appear on your desktop
[15:58] <hwilde> !ot > jimmy_
[15:58] <cabrey> noren open up a terminal
[15:58] <noren> Jack_Sparrow: winehq or vbox
[15:58] <Jack_Sparrow> noren Correct
[15:58] <jimmy_> ubuntu is a debian derivative,and you all guys are derivatives of gay debian chat members
[15:58] <noren> Jack_Sparrow: so i have to install them i dont know how
[15:58] <v3ctor> fenn__: your mount command is a manual mount that is using the correct syntax. That would have nothing to do with autofs.
[15:58] <Jack_Sparrow> ouch
[15:59] <tomtom1> hwilde: it already appears on my desktop
[15:59] <hwilde> ban fight
[15:59] <hwilde> lol
[15:59] <hwilde> tomtom1, ok good so it Does recognize the usb drive
[15:59] <chuck_> he should have seen that coming
[15:59] <helper> ed_debian, i did sleep 5 , didn't sleep it just like suspend for 5 second
[15:59] <tomtom1> graeling: thanks, so i can save sessions, configurations, and documents using this?
[15:59] <fenn__> v3ctor: /net    /etc/auto.net  --ghost --timeout=60
[15:59] <ed_debian> helper, What kind of sleep are you talking about?
[15:59] <noren> Jack_Sparrow: so i have to install them i dont know how
[15:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !wine
[15:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !vbox
[15:59] <ed_debian> tomtom1, Yes (you're talking about the usb stick)
[16:00] <tomtom1> hwilde: yes, i'm trying to install it right now..
[16:00] <fenn__> nothing special in /etc/auto.master
[16:00] <ed_debian> tomtom1, I have to go tell hwilde what you're trying to do he seems to want to help
[16:00] <jimmy__> haha
[16:00] <helper> sorry for annoying ed_debian,  what i meant standby, or hibernate , sleep i read in book i do echo 5 > /proc/acpi/sleep but didn't work
[16:00] <ed_debian> tomtom1, Good luck!
[16:00] <jimmy__> i have changing ip
[16:00] <v3ctor> fenn__: did you replace the existing auto.net?
[16:00] <ed_debian> helper, IDK how to hibernate  / suspend from cli
[16:00] <tomtom1> ed_debian: i'm installing it rigght now thanks for your help :-)
[16:01] <write2copy> tomtom1, i think i had a similar problem, take a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7291335
[16:01] <ed_debian> tomtom1, np
[16:01] <Jack_Sparrow> noren type "/join #winehq"        to get to the wine channel, they will want you to use the latest release anyhow.  But I prefer virtualbox in order to run windows apps
[16:01] <fenn__> v3ctor: looks plain vanilla to me - no changes
[16:01] <jimmy__> !ubottu my fucked wife and gay ubuntu users,i dont give a fuck for them
[16:01] <jimmy__> !ubottu my fucked wife and gay ubuntu users,i dont give a fuck for them
[16:01] <tomtom1> write2copy: i bookmarked that, thanks :-)
[16:02] <tomtom1> the installation is complete, it's telling me to boot.. hope this works.. thanks guys :-)
[16:02] <helper> how to hibernate  / suspend from cli , thx
[16:02] <Trav> Hi :) Is this where I get help starting with Ubuntu? I can't get my wireless to work!
[16:02] <fenn__> v3ctor: might have - does yours have this : opts="-fstype=nfs4,proto=tcp,hard,intr,rsize=1048576,wsize=1048576,retrans=5,timeo=600,nodev,nosuid,nonstrict,async,acregmin=3,acregmax=60,acdirmin=30,acdirmax=60"
[16:03] <ranf> helper, "cat mem > /sys/power/state"
[16:03] <Trav> If someone could help me, I would like someone to PM me to walk me through  getting my wireless to work
[16:04] <bin1010> hey guys..
[16:04] <Markkx> Hey !
[16:04] <Jack_Sparrow> Trav Best to give hardware / ubuntu release details and keep it in the channel
[16:04] <noren_> 64bit oops
[16:04] <Trav> hi
[16:04] <noren_> Jack_Sparrow: i am running 54bit ubuntu
[16:04] <Trav> sorry I've never used IRC! lol
[16:04] <jimmy_birer1> hahahhaaha
[16:04] <jimmy_birer1> joined again
[16:04] <jimmy_birer1> kick me
[16:05] <helper> ranf, what mem ? i do cat sleep > /sys/power/state u mean ?
[16:05] <bin1010> Has anyone added any pidgin plugins to ubuntu
[16:05] <bin1010> ?
[16:05] <deathkitten1> anyone know how on windows vista can you search for files by Last Accessed date (not modified)? Un the search box it only gives me the options for "date", "date modified" or "date created"... I know there was an option for Date Accessed in the windows xp search box but cant find out how to do it on vista :(
[16:05] <Trav> Ubuntu release is 9.04 and hardware is linksys wireless G
[16:05] <Trav> Notebook adapted
[16:05] <Trav> *adapter
[16:05] <n0gear> bin1010: yes facebook one
[16:05] <Trav> Model WPC54G ver. 3.1
[16:06] <ohir> deathkitten1: install ubuntu, mount your ntfs then use find
[16:06] <v3ctor> fenn__: not sure what the issues is, you should just have to uncomment the /net entry, add your options, and restart autofs
[16:06] <ranf> helper, this tells you what you can write into it: "cat /sys/power/state"
[16:06] <bin1010> n0gear: did the .deb file they have work?  I have ubuntu 9.04 64bit
[16:06] <deathkitten1> i dont want to I like playing games
[16:07] <ohir> deathkitten1: so try ask your question on #vista not here
[16:07] <n0gear> i've got 32-bit and worked ok. think i just used apt-get install...
[16:07] <deathkitten1> channel does not exist
[16:07] <deathkitten1> :(
[16:07] <helper> ranf,  they told me /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh  (is this ok ? )
[16:07] <Trav> is there a GUI that will help me configure my wireless network?
[16:08] <ohir> deathkitten1: wait then as Vista gain enough support power to make a channel on freenode :>
[16:08] <Jack_Sparrow> Trav Best to give hardware chipset info and which ubuntu release and keep it in the channel
[16:08] <ranf> helper, that should also work.
[16:08] <ohir> deathkitten1: ubuntu, as you see has it
[16:08] <sipior> fenn__: are you sure you want nfs4? the problem you're seeing is just that the automounter doesn't?
[16:08] <helper> ranf, okie thx =)
[16:09] <Trav> Hardware is Linksys Wireless G WPC54G ver. 3.1  Ubuntu 9.04
[16:10] <legend2440> !paste > me
[16:10] <bin1010> with aptitude from terminal, how do I see which pidgins are already installed
[16:10] <cabrey> bin1010: you want to see which version of pidgin is installed?
[16:10] <jjshoe> apache2 is segfaulting for me when I enable python, here's just some basic details, if anyone has any idea, I would love input: http://pastebin.com/d780ab72
[16:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !lamp
[16:11] <jjshoe> I tried to get a backtrace with gdb but it says there are no debugging symbols repeatedly and when I type bt it says No stack.
[16:11] <bin1010> cabrey: yes, well which pidgeon packages are installed there seem to be 20 or so total available
[16:11] <zeusz[RO]> can anyone help? i've got a couple of questions? have some problem with my video card ATI Xpress 1150
[16:11] <jjshoe> Jack_Sparrow I hope that wasn't for me :\
[16:12] <cabrey> bin1010: aptitude search pidgin will show all pidgin packages
[16:12] <darthanubis> !ask | zeusz[RO]
[16:12] <Jack_Sparrow> jjshoe Just pointing out that there is ubuntu-server, apache and many other places for more specific help.  Also giving details about how you installed everything, what came from outside repos etc
[16:13] <jjshoe> Jack_Sparrow I'm asking in #python and #httpd nothing non-stock
[16:13] <fenn__> sipior: file date says I change the opts in Feb (my memory of this is foggy) I will try messing with /etc/auto.net - thanks
[16:14] <zeusz[RO]> okay, then what coul the problem be... I tried out the Ubuntu Jaunty live-cd. All compiz effects are enabled by default, everityng works fine, except one thing: using those MESA 3D drivers, i don't have proper 3D acceleration in full-screen 3D apps (like games)
[16:14] <jjshoe> Jack_Sparrow and now #ubuntu-server
[16:14] <natschil> jjshoe: how about #apache ?
[16:15] <jjshoe> natschil /join #apache and tell me what you see.
[16:15] <icehand> 123
[16:15] <jjshoe> The weird thing is this was all working fine, and just randomly stopped working.
[16:15] <natschil> jjshoe: :D sorry, should've done that first
[16:15] <fenn__> sipior: I think I copied the opts from a working Solaris client - but the nfs4 option to mount isn't there anymore in jaunty
[16:15] <jjshoe> There's a similar thread online of people reporting similar behaviours with lots of programs, but no reason why.
[16:15] <icehand> Hi!
[16:15] <Vinceman> how can I check if my system is compatible with the latest version of flash?
[16:15] <zeusz[RO]> and i can't install the propritery driver because my card is't supported anymore
[16:16] <Jack_Sparrow> jjshoe When I join apache I see a channel with hundreds of people working on apache
[16:16] <zeusz[RO]> any ideas?
[16:16] <dimebar> Vinceman: to see what version of flash you have type 'about:plugins' in firefox
[16:16] <natschil> !hello | icehand
[16:16] <cabrey> zeusz[R0]: what is your card?
[16:16] <jjshoe> Jack_Sparrow interesting, because I get re-directed to #httpd
[16:16] <zeusz[RO]> ATI mobility Xpress 1150
[16:16] <jjshoe> Jack_Sparrow what's your secret?
[16:17] <zeusz[RO]> i have good 3d acceleration and Compiz works fine
[16:17] <Jack_Sparrow> jjshoe yes, but all are working on the same thing. please drop the offtopic
[16:17] <zeusz[RO]> glxgears also work fine
[16:17] <jjshoe> Jack_Sparrow [10:14] * Jack_Sparrow (n=jack@unaffiliated/jacksparrow/x-876322) has joined #httpd
[16:17] <zeusz[RO]> i have over 100 FPS
[16:17] <Vinceman> Shockwave Flash 10.0 r22, is that the latest version?
[16:17] <werdna> hi, how can I scan for available samba computers on the command-line?
[16:17] <zeusz[RO]> but then i enterd the tux-racer game, and had only 3-4 FPS
[16:17] <cabrey> zeusz[R0]: have you tried the open source drivers
[16:17] <sysdoc> How can I start CUPS manually?
[16:17] <jjshoe> Um, I'm not sure how this is off topic? there is an entire thread in the bug tracker about programs crashing out with the same segfault in libc
[16:18] <jjshoe> sounds very distro related to me
[16:18] <zeusz[RO]> those open-source drivers are enabled by default, aren't they?
[16:18] <Jack_Sparrow> jjshoe Stop the chatter
[16:18] <Vinceman> dimebar, Shockwave Flash 10.0 r22, is that the latest version?
[16:18] <cabrey> also glxgears is not reliable for performance measuring
[16:18] <jjshoe> Jack_Sparrow chatter? I'm answering your statement.
[16:18] <Jack_Sparrow> jjshoe the question is fine
[16:18] <jjshoe> jesus
[16:18] <dimebar> Vinceman: its later than mine.. :P  I don't know what the latest is but that should run things fine
[16:19] <zeusz[RO]> using the proprietary driver i couldn't wake up my computer after entering suspend mode, but with the MESA drivers it works fine
[16:20] <Vinceman> dimebar, is it possible that things go ok under firefox and awry under seamonkey?
[16:20] <n0gear> show 2
[16:20] <zeusz[RO]> is there any other program to measure performance?
[16:20] <PointMan> where can I find a tutorial on how to do a fresh install of ubuntu and setup mdraid?
[16:20] <erolk> left # ubuntu
[16:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !raid
[16:20] <zeusz[RO]> which is of course reliable
[16:20] <erolk> left #ubuntu
[16:20] <PointMan> ty
[16:20] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[16:20] <chuck_> zeusz[RO],  try this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Radeon it is the open source driver for ati and glxgears is not a benchmark on performance
[16:21] <traemccombs> anyone know of a tool that will monitor TCP/UDP traffic on an interface live?
[16:21] <l4mRh4X0r> traemccombs: wireshark
[16:21] <cabrey> zeusz[R0]: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[16:22] <traemccombs> l4mRh4X0r: thanks
[16:22] <kliklik> Is there a nice gnome backup/restore utility that lets me configure what to backup, maybe incremental backups, and what backups to keep (daily for the current week, weekly for the month and monthly for a year) ?
[16:22] <n0gear> okay i have to get rid of the IDE disk. I've installed ubuntu on SATA drive, but i need to install XP on it as well. Can it be done afterwards?
[16:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !backup
[16:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !cron
[16:22] <zeusz[RO]> thanks, i've alreadu checked that page, but i didn't find any information on 3D applications
[16:23] <kliklik> Jack_Sparrow, thanks
[16:23] <zeusz[RO]> it says that "Since Ubuntu 8.10 3D and desktop effects works out of the box with the open source -ati driver. "
[16:23] <The_Beard> any opinions on the best DVD decrypting software for linux?
[16:23] <zeusz[RO]> and that's all
[16:23] <Jack_Sparrow> n0gear Easiest to install xp first, but yes, can be done afterwards.   but XP as the first partition, way easier
[16:23] <cabrey> go down to the configuring X section
[16:24] <cabrey> The_Beard: libdvdcss2 & vlc
[16:24] <ericdb> Can I swap capslock and escape, but only for terminal windows, not all of X?
[16:24] <The_Beard> vlc can rip DVDs? I thought VLC was just a player!
[16:24] <zeusz[RO]> should I change or add something to my xorg.conf??
[16:24] <cabrey> The_Beard: oops
[16:24] <cabrey> misread that
[16:24] <cabrey> lol
[16:25] <Spec> Heya, I have a problem with 64bit/jaunty/flashplayer and no sound. I've looked through all the BUGs and I can't seem to fix it. With pavucontrol I can see "ALSA plug-in [firefox]: ALSA Playback", and the volume bar indicates that flash *is* getting sound to pa...but I hear no sound from my speakers. mpd plays sound fine.
[16:25] <cabrey> The_Beard: try dvd::rip
[16:25] <Jack_Sparrow> ericdb I hate capslock so I remapped it as another ctrl key (I think)
[16:25] <The_Beard> cabrey, thanks
[16:25] <Jack_Sparrow> ericdb Fixing Caplock Issue System... Pref..Keyboard..Layout ... Select your Keyboard... Other Options... Ctrl Key Position...   Make capslock and additional ctrl
[16:26] <zeusz[RO]> if i can't get my video card working properly i won't install Jaunty... i have some pretty 3D games that i'd like to play from time to time
[16:26] <ericdb> Jack_Sparrow: I know how to swap it everywhere...I would like it to only be swapped when I'm using a terminal (gui or otherwise).
[16:26] <elarson_> hi, if anyone has any links/suggestions regarding upgrading (apt-get dist-upgrade) on a macbook
[16:26] <fenn__> v3ctor: what are the opts in your auto.net?
[16:27] <Jack_Sparrow> ericdb No idea on how to do that
[16:27] <zeusz[RO]> and because Jaunty has X.org 1.6, the only supported ati driver is 9.4
[16:27] <elarson_> I'm dual booting and the last time I did it, it screwed up grub and broke my install
[16:27] <ericdb> Jack_Sparrow: Okay, thanks anyway for the reply.
[16:27] <elarson_> I'm trying to be a bit more careful now
[16:27] <SmithKurosaki> cabrey: have you gotten vdrip to work?
[16:27] <cabrey> i used it before, but not recently
[16:27] <fenn__> sipior: what are the opts in your auto.net
[16:27] <fenn__> ?
[16:28] <cabrey> You could also try handbrake
[16:28] <The_Beard> I wish there was a way to get itunes running correctly in linux... i'd really like to be able to sync an AppleTV
[16:28] <cabrey> file a bug with Apple, that's all we can tell you
[16:28] <cabrey> or hack your AppleTV
[16:28] <fenn__> the_beard: have you tried it under vmware / reactos?
[16:29] <SmithKurosaki> zeusz[RO]: this is what i tell everyone because my wine sucks: just game in windows
[16:29] <fenn__> The_Beard: you could build a hackintosh in a vm
[16:29] <The_Beard> fenn__, just seems like so much trouble :/
[16:29] <juan> cual es el mejor programa para bajar pelisç
[16:29] <sipior> fenn__: i'm not currently running automounter. can you pastebin your auto.net and auto.master?
[16:30] <gedio> hi
[16:30] <SmithKurosaki> !es | juan
[16:30] <LuciusMare> !cs
[16:30] <LuciusMare> !cz
[16:30] <LuciusMare> yay :)
[16:31] <l4mRh4X0r> LuciusMare: he's gone already
[16:31] <LuciusMare> ?
[16:31] <LuciusMare> oh
[16:31] <juan> hola
[16:32] <SmithKurosaki> !es | juan
[16:32] <l4mRh4X0r> and definately spanish.
[16:32] <SmithKurosaki> it might be portugese, im not sure
[16:32] <Jack_Sparrow> l4mRh4X0r His ip is from spain correct
[16:32] <fenn__> sipior: how do I to that in xchat?
[16:32] <juan> que programa  me recomendais para bajar pelis
[16:32] <gedio> 	
[16:32] <gedio> I have a problem with Ubunto 9:04 64bit, I shutdown puts us a long time, Firefox has trouble loading web pages and can not set the mic for skype. Someone can help me?
[16:32] <FloodBot2> gedio: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:32] <sipior> !paste > fenn__
[16:33] <ScottG> When using the -X flag with tar, do I just list the directories or files I want to exclude? Something like: "-X /dir/one /di/r/tw/o /some/file.txt"
[16:34] <disappearedng> Anyone here uses cmr10 as a font? how come I can't type < and >
[16:34] <xavier_> yeahhhh
[16:34] <mannafest> I am trying to get Ubuntu installed on my Desktop but I'm having troubles and couldnt find anything on the website help.  Anyone willing to try and help me solve this issue?
[16:34] <Chihork> hi.  I'm suddenly having a problem with my loopback interface.  I'm not sure what has changed to cause this.  ifconfig shows an inet6 address, but not an inet one.
[16:34] <l4mRh4X0r> ScottG: -X is exclude, and using patterns
[16:35] <Chihork> so I guess that means my loopback device isn't being assigned an ipv4 ip address, or something like that.  I cannot connect to any local net services with the address 127.0.0.1 either.
[16:35] <Jack_Sparrow> ScottG http://paste.ubuntu.com/186614/ may be of help
[16:35] <n0gear> Jack_Sparrow: Well trying to install to SATA and XP says no disk detected after I took the IDE drive out
[16:35] <sipior> disappearedng: why, what do you get when you type those characters? is this the truetype version of the computer modern fonts?
[16:35] <cabrey> mannafest: go for it
[16:36] <ScottG> l4mRh4X0r: I basically want to be able to exclude a few directories and possibly files from a tar archive.
[16:36] <disappearedng> I get an inverted ? and !
[16:36] <Jack_Sparrow> n0gear Check bios for sata to appear as ide or something like that
[16:36] <mannafest> I tried to install Ubuntu via the regular 9.04 download and when I would choose install it would try to switch to the next screen then just go grey.  So I downloaded the alternate CD and got it all installed then when I tried to boot to ubuntu it did the exact same thing it did trying to use the graphic install
[16:36] <sipior> disappearedng: how did you install these fonts?
[16:36] <disappearedng> synaptic
[16:36] <Jack_Sparrow> mannafest To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F4 and select safe graphics mode then press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash use the noapic acpi=off options before the "--
[16:36] <disappearedng> then sudo dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig
[16:37] <ScottG> Jack_Sparrow: ok thanks this really helps
[16:37] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[16:37] <sipior> disappearedng: might be some of the glyphs are swapped around. can you use them properly in a TeX/LaTeX document?
[16:37] <disappearedng> I don't know how to use Latex or Tex
[16:37] <Jack_Sparrow> ScottG Thos are just my notes and my fstab etc for a reference
[16:38] <mannafest> Jack_Sparrow can I do that when I'm trying to boot into the OS after its already installed? I got it installed all the way from the Alternate CD, just cant get it to boot.
[16:38] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone tell me how to restart X
[16:38] <Jack_Sparrow> mannafest at the blank screen, try ctrl alt F2 and see if you get a cli
[16:38] <cabrey> PerryArmstrong: What version of Ubuntu?
[16:38] <sipior> disappearedng: i'd say just pick another font. computer modern isn't exactly designed as a desktop font in any event, and some glyphs will be missing/broken.
[16:39] <Jack_Sparrow> To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart » in a console
[16:39] <mannafest> Jack_Sparrow I just did that and got a login prompt
[16:39] <fenn__> sipior: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186622/
[16:39] <disappearedng> sipior but that's my favourite font, you think I can reinstall them and see if that helps/
[16:39] <n0gear> Jack_Sparrow:Theres an option for SATA Raid ... could it be that it has to be in Raid to able to be used? Meaning single disk will not do?
[16:39] <Jack_Sparrow> mannafest Ok, so video detection/driver issue.
[16:39] <disappearedng> how do I find out where my fonts are located in the first place
[16:39] <Jack_Sparrow> n0gear no that is not it
[16:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !fonts
[16:39] <PerryArmstrong> cabrey; 9.04
[16:40] <ScottG> Jack_Sparrow: Yea it helped a lot. I am trying to back up my home directory but I want to exclude things like Pictures and Music because I back those up separaetely
[16:40] <mannafest> Jack_Sparrow is there a way to fix it?
[16:40] <cabrey> Is X frozen?
[16:40] <sipior> fenn__: and auto.master is executable?
[16:40] <Jack_Sparrow> mannafest try an install with the options I gave, you should get a live desktop  with an icon for install.
[16:40] <PerryArmstrong> how do we restart X in 9.04
[16:40] <sipior> fenn__: auto.net, rather
[16:40] <Jack_Sparrow> mannafest I have not messed with 904 much yet
[16:41] <fenn__> sipior: further down
[16:41] <l4mRh4X0r> PerryArmstrong: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart
[16:41] <bin1010> how do you install 32bit compatibility on ubuntu 9.04 64bit?
[16:41] <cabrey> PerryArmstrong: Switch to a virtual console (Ctrl Alt F2) & sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[16:41] <bin1010> can it be done?
[16:41] <Jack_Sparrow> ScottG Let me know if you have questions, often my notes are not real clear
[16:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !chroot
[16:42] <sipior> fenn__: right, but is the file itself executable?
[16:42] <spaceninja> how do I enable the propritary ati drivers in 9.04?
[16:42] <spaceninja> driver
[16:42] <cabrey> spaceninja: System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[16:42] <bin1010> is that the same idea as jails?
[16:42] <spaceninja> but its not thee
[16:42] <spaceninja> there
[16:42] <Jack_Sparrow> bin1010 yes
[16:43] <Jack_Sparrow> !ati
[16:43] <cabrey> what ati card do you have?
[16:43] <chuck_> mannafest, try this sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg if it does not work reinstall the way Jack_Sparrow said
[16:43] <bin1010> so you make a jail for all your 32bit apps to run?
[16:43] <fenn__> sipior: -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 1808 2009-06-02 11:35 /etc/auto.net*
[16:43] <spaceninja> readeon xpress 200M
[16:43] <disappearedng> ls
[16:44] <Jack_Sparrow> bin1010 I dont run 64, I stay with 32.  So you will know more about that than I do
[16:44] <spaceninja> it showed up in the former ubuntu version
[16:44] <bin1010> doh...that's bad news  :(  j/k
[16:45] <mannafest> Jack_Sparrow that got the live CD showing up, thank you!
[16:45] <spaceninja> maybe it is installed?
[16:45] <spaceninja> how do I check if I got hardware acc?
[16:45] <Jack_Sparrow> mannafest np, it should work from there
[16:45] <cabrey> spaceninja: your card is not supported by ati anymore
[16:45] <cabrey> they have not released drivers for it compatible with 9.04
[16:45] <spaceninja> what? damn ati, they suck
[16:45] <cabrey> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[16:47] <n0gear> Jack_Sparrow: no such option in Bios. It only finds DVD as a master and thats ir :(̈́
[16:47] <Jack_Sparrow> n0gear sata should not be any problem.
[16:47] <fenn__> The_Beard: have you read this?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=524409
[16:47] <mweichert> has anyone found that pam_mount refuses to mount cifs shares in Jaunty?
[16:48] <Jack_Sparrow> n0gear if bios does not see the drive, then recheck your connections on the drive/mb
[16:48] <spaceninja> maybe I should use the old version of ubuntu
[16:48] <sipior> fenn__: hmm...what happens if you lose the ghost option?
[16:48] <greato> hello! is there any Indian
[16:48] <cabrey> spaceninja: if all you want is compiz, then ati/radeon driver is good
[16:49] <cabrey> otherwise you can stick with 8.10
[16:49] <fenn__> mweichert: I am using cifs mounts with a credentials file - I put it in a seperate directory owned by root
[16:49] <spaceninja> i want to turn it off :)
[16:49] <bin1010> does ubuntu have the jail like freebsd or is it the chroot stuff?
[16:49] <Jack_Sparrow> !in
[16:49] <ScottG> Jack_Sparrow: How does this look: "tar -vacf --exclude=/home/scott/configsALL.tar.lzma --exclude=/home/scott/Music --exclude=/home/scott/Pictures --exclude=/home/scott/Photos --exclude=/home/scott/scripts --exclude=/home/scott/workspace /home/scott/configsALL.tar.lzma /home/scott"
[16:49] <corrok> is there a known reason why a 9.04 update today would have cause a system lock
[16:49] <n0gear> Jack_Sparrow: theres some weird going on, cause i did see sata disk earlier, but now its just disappeared. got a feeling it has something to do with SATA is raid on this K8T800P board
[16:49] <dury> hi there channel :)
[16:49] <sipior> bin1010: chroot
[16:49] <bin1010> k...thanks
[16:50] <sipior> bin1010: there's also a "jailer" available, but i've never played with it.
[16:50] <Jack_Sparrow> ScottG No.  one sec
[16:50] <dury> does this url work.... I mean it's all in flash and can't navigate in it http://www.lab-bellsola.com/
[16:51] <mweichert> fenn__, I've trying to get away from using a credentials file
[16:51] <cabrey> dury: loads for me
[16:51] <Jack_Sparrow> ScottG Put the name of your backup after the -vacf   make sure to exclude it then your excludes and the starting path
[16:52] <sipior> dury: you're not trying to get some free hits to your web site by publishing the link in channel are you?
[16:52] <Guthur> I notice there is a slight but noticeable delay when maximising a window, is there any fix for it
[16:52] <bin1010> k...just making sure before I go figure out the DebootstrapChroot  I couldn't find it in google, but that doesn't always mean its right :)
[16:53] <PerryArsmstrong> hey i am not able to get the right screen resolution...i dont get the 1024x768 which i need...i use 9.04
[16:53] <chasity> what is terminal command for making a shortcut to a folder?
[16:53] <Chihork> hey guys, I'm using ubuntu 9.04, and have been for some time.  I can no longer connect to localhost or 127.0.0.1.  It's like it doesn't exist anymore.  No refused connections, just timed out connection attempts.
[16:53] <corrok> Has anyone had a system freeze on a recent 9.04 update?
[16:53] <LuciusMare> chasity: how do you mean it exactly?
[16:53] <chasity> i thought it was like cp -ln but guess i was wrong.
[16:53] <dury> cabrey: it loads for me too but but when I trying to choose different sections in that site doesn't work
[16:53] <ScottG> Jack_Sparrow: Ah ok, so (shortened) it would look something like: "tar -vacf /home/scott/configsALL.tar.lzma --exclude=/home/scott/configsALL.tar.lzma /home/scott" ?
[16:54] <Jack_Sparrow> yes
[16:54] <LuciusMare> chasity: you want to make a "file" that when you cd it will tkae you to the folder,
[16:54] <LuciusMare> *?
[16:54] <ScottG> Jack_Sparrow: awesome. Ok thans a lot
[16:54] <dury> sipior: defenitively no
[16:55] <cabrey> dury: that website is suspicious
[16:55] <Jack_Sparrow> ScottG It pays to watch as it scrols in case you make an exclude error and the file grows substancially
[16:55] <cabrey> its framing another site
[16:55] <chasity> LuciusMare: I need to make a short cut to another folder there. Like i have LAMP installed, i'm using a folder called Projects in my home directry for the files. i need to send a shortcut of it to /var/www/
[16:55] <PerryArsmstrong> hey i am not able to get the right screen resolution...i dont get the 1024x768 which i need...i use 9.04..can anyone help
[16:55] <darthanubis> For those of you that have no idea what you are doing. Do yourselves a favor and just install Linux Mint. It IS Ubuntu, but with all the easy stuff that we repeat in this channel ad nauseum already done for you. Less questions for this channel, less headache for you.
[16:55] <sipior> fenn__: out of curiosity, does anything get dumped to logs when you restart autofs?
[16:55] <dury> cabrey: the same problem?
[16:55] <ScottG> Jack_Sparrow: Yea, I'll test this script a few times before I have it run for real
[16:55] <ccasket> Hello, I'm having a problem where the GUI (in Gnome and KDE both) will not let me reboot the system since Jaunty upgrade; a reboot merely restarts X, but shutdown works as normal. I haven't been able to find anything on this problem by searching the web, any clues? Thanks.
[16:55] <cabrey> dury: Everything loads for me
[16:55] <Jack_Sparrow> ScottG np
[16:56] <PerryArmstrong> hey i am not able to get the right screen resolution...i dont get the 1024x768 which i need...i use 9.04..can anyone help
[16:56] <n0gear> Jack_Sparrow: if my SATA drive was unformatted could that have been the reason?
[16:56] <cabrey> PerryArmstrong: what resolution is it at now?
[16:56] <elventails> PerryArmstrong: I'm facing the same issue actualy
[16:56] <elventails> PerryArmstrong: I have an x60, and it defaulted to 1024, but I should be able to get higher
[16:57] <dury> cabrey: click on productos, please... does it work for you?
[16:57] <petsounds> hello, me and my neighbor want to use Lan cable to share folder, she use W xp instead of linux. the Q is do i need to do special settings to view the shared folder?
[16:57] <multiverse> On multiple ocassions people here have suggested I use VirtualBox.  I just read at Slashdot that Ubuntu "are backing" KVM.  http://bsd.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1253031&cid=28176891
[16:57] <multiverse> What's the deal?
[16:57] <elventails> cabrey: is editing xorg.conf the only way to update the resolution, if "Display" doesn't show any higher options?
[16:57] <PerryArmstrong> cabrey; 832x624
[16:57] <cabrey> elventails: yes, you can use xorg.conf to force a resolution
[16:57] <jonrafkind> what package is networkmanager in?
[16:58] <elventails> cabrey: any package that handles doing that automatically instead?
[16:58] <ccasket> Petsounds - you should be able to view her Windows shares if she shares them just as for other Windows computers.
[16:58] <asanchez> jonrafkind, network-manager
[16:58] <cabrey> both of you: type Alt-F2 gksu gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:58] <cabrey> elventails: not that i know of
[16:58] <dury> cabrey: flash 9 it seems not working in this site
[16:58] <jonrafkind> thanks
[16:58] <elventails> cabrey: thanks
[16:58] <Jack_Sparrow> !mint > darthanubis
[16:59] <fenn__> sipior: I changed nfs4 to nfs and it is working... I will have to see if it survives a reboot
[17:00] <sipior> fenn__: fingers crossed :-)
[17:00] <petsounds> ccasket : does it mean she need to do special settings? or only the usual way to share folder (right click, properties, shared) ? thank you for your answer
[17:00] <chasity> i found it seems ln makes copies. but all i have found was ln -s which is a file. i need tro know how to do a folder..
[17:00] <dury> cabrey: do you think I should update flash plugin for firefox... or what?
[17:00] <ccasket> petsounds: Usual way has worked for me in the past.
[17:00] <cabrey> PerryArmstrong: put this in your xorg.conf file & change the virtual resolution http://paste.ubuntu.com/186639/
[17:01] <Guthur> oh solved the slow maximise if anyone is interested, I just turned visual effects off
[17:01] <Frantic> guys, do you know of any bug in 2.6.29 where wpa_supplicant will fail to scan the ssid of a hidden-ssid AP?
[17:01] <cabrey> dury: i have no idea to be honest
[17:01] <cabrey> i don't usually deal with flaash
[17:01] <corrok> chasity: ln makes a link, cp makes copies
[17:01] <petsounds> ccasket : okay, we'll try. thank you sir
[17:02] <cabrey> chasity: mkdir makes a folder
[17:02] <PerryArmstrong> cabrey; why virtual in it??
[17:02] <dury> cabrey: right, I see
[17:02] <ccasket> petsounds: you're welcome, feel free to pm me if you run into trouble
[17:02] <chasity> i need a link(shortcut) but needs to be for a folder.
[17:02] <cabrey> PerryArmstrong: see my pm
[17:03] <ccasket> chasity: you can just right click the folder in File Browser, select "make link"
[17:04] <Knirgh> Hey all, i'm trying to solve a GRUB problem. Background: i had XP and windows 7 each on seperate partitions, installed ubuntu on another one, then installed another instance of XP, overwriting w7. This made GRUB dissapear and now i'm in a jaunty livecd trying to get it back. This is what i tried so far: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186640/
[17:05] <chasity> ccasket: where im making the copy to has to be admin
[17:05] <mac|gyve1> I'm trying to run motion (the motion detection package), but it keeps complaining "ffmpeg_video_codec option value <X> is not supported" where X is wmv1, wmv2, mjpeg, mpeg1, mpeg4 and msmpeg4... any ideas?
[17:05] <graelin> Knightlust: grub --install?
[17:05] <ccasket> chasity: what folder are you trying to make a link to?
[17:05] <corrok> chasity: ln -s will can create a directory link, but you may have to mkdir for the directory that will contain the link
[17:06] <Knirgh> grealin: grub: option '--install' requires an argument
[17:06] <chasity> /var/www/
[17:06] <multiverse> On multiple ocassions people here have suggested I use VirtualBox.  I just read at Slashdot that Ubuntu "are backing" KVM.  http://bsd.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1253031&cid=28176891
[17:06] <multiverse>  What's the deal?
[17:06] <cabrey> multiverse: VirtualBox is more userspace
[17:06] <multiverse> Like parallels, eh?
[17:07] <chasity> I got it to work now.
[17:07] <cabrey> KVM is a hypervisor i believe
[17:07] <chasity> it was me.
[17:07] <chasity> I iwas typing wrong.
[17:07] <cabrey> A competitor to parallels, yes
[17:07] <tesseracter> hello. i have multiple internet connections, one is reliable but slow, the other is faster, but unreliable. i want to stream music on the reliable connection, and do everything else on the faster connection. possible?
[17:07] <chasity> Thanks for all your help everyone :)
[17:07] <ccasket> chasity: that makes more sense. ok, just "cd /var/www" then "sudo ln -s /target/folder" will create the "/var/www/folder" link
[17:08] <ccasket> tesseracter: broadly speaking, you want to look into "dual homing"
[17:08] <mmu_man> hmmm anyone knows any apt backup mirror for gutsy ? I really need to install some stuff and I can't upgrade that box now
[17:08] <tesseracter> ccasket, google awaits :-)
[17:09] <Guest54547> how do I get to xorg.conf
[17:09] <PerryArmstrong> cabrey; hey i got 800x600 but can i get still better at 1024x768......i want to get the icons smaller in size
[17:09] <tesseracter> ccasket, is this a hardware, or a software problem?
[17:10] <cabrey> PerryArmstrong: does 1024 768 show up at all?
[17:10] <PerryArmstrong> cabrey; no
[17:10] <cabrey> and what is in the xorg.conf?
[17:10] <cabrey> 1024 768?
[17:10] <PerryArmstrong> cabrey; actually 1024x768 works well on windows...so guess might be well with ubuntu as well
[17:11] <elventails> how can I make the desktop icons smaller - they're pretty big when I'm on my 1024x768
[17:11] <PerryArmstrong> cabrey; and i get a message before logging in that Ubuntu is running in low graphics mode.....error in parsing the config file
[17:11] <cabrey> In the virtual resolution section of xorg.conf  file, did you put "1024 768"
[17:11] <elventails> and I don't see the option in display->preferences
[17:11] <mweichert> I can mount CIFS/smbfs shares using Nautilus, but I cannot using mount.cifs. What does Nautilus use behind the scenes?
[17:11] <ccasket> tesseracter: both. you need at a minimum 2 network adapters, so your box can get two IP addresses. the rest probably depends on your streaming server software, i.e. can you tell it to listen on one IP which belongs the slow, reliable connection.
[17:12] <fenn__> sipior: it works!
[17:12] <sipior> fenn__: awesome!
[17:12] <ccasket> tesseracter: technically i should mention that you can do more than one IP on one interface...but that's not pertinent to your issue
[17:13] <ScottG> Is there any way I could make it so I can tar some system files without being prompted for a password? I want to be able to use it in a script
[17:13] <fireball_> hey all, any idea which codec package to uninstall to stop rythmbox from searching for codecs it won't find?
[17:13] <ccasket> tesseracter: there are a lot of ways to skin this cat
[17:13] <fenn__> mweichert: i know but i tried a bunch of things and that is what worked for me - I would prefer full PAM integration or Single-Sign-On
[17:14] <fenn__> sipior: thanks for all your help
[17:14] <sipior> fenn__: no trouble, glad you have it working.
[17:14] <Myrtti> ScottG: if you don't have a right to read those files, you will not be able to tar them in a package
[17:14] <fenn__> v3ctor: thanks for all your help
[17:14] <cemc> hi. I've got a MIO P360 PDA. can I get on the internet with it by connecting through USB to an ubuntu ?
[17:14] <tesseracter> ccasket, multihoming is pulling up more results... i have the 2 NICs, so its looking like an iptable solution "bonding" is another keyword that is working well.
[17:15] <ccasket> tesseracter: yes, bonding is the other term used
[17:16] <fireball_> hey all, any idea which codec package to uninstall to stop rythmbox from searching for codecs it won't find?
[17:16] <mweichert> fenn__, _ I had single sign on working great in hardy, feisty, and intrepid - but jaunty refuses to work for some reason
[17:16] <punsu> 여기는 뭘 하는 곳인지..
[17:16] <ccasket> tesseracter: depending on how much you enjoy raw iptables wrangling, you might use shorewall wrapper to set up the rules
[17:16] <punsu> 다 영어네 켁
[17:17] <bazhang> !ko | punsu
[17:17] <punsu> 땡큐
[17:17] <bazhang> punsu, /join #ubuntu-ko
[17:17] <tesseracter> ccasket, thanks. i can do raw stuff, but this is just a home entertainment box. i'll leave the iptables stuff on the servers for work :-P
[17:18] <fenn__> mweichert: any error messages?
[17:18] <mweichert> fenn__: mount error(13): Permission denied
[17:18] <ccasket> Still curious if anyone else is experiencing inability to reboot, in Jaunty, where X restarts instead of the whole system.
[17:18] <ScottG> Myrtti: I could normally sudo them
[17:19] <mweichert> fenn__: IFS VFS: Send error in SessSetup = -13
[17:19] <Myrtti> ScottG: and for that you need your password.
[17:19] <cabrey> ccasket: file a bug, haven't had that problem
[17:20] <ScottG> Myrtti: So is there any way I can automate that?
[17:20] <punsu> quit
[17:20] <ccasket> ScottG: one thing you can do is set up a new system user, a regular user, but put sudo rules in /etc/sudoers so that the new user can view the files with no password. then put the script in that user's crontab
[17:20] <Myrtti> ScottG: if you are planning to do a script, then have the script ask for sudo password in the start?
[17:21] <fenn__> mweichert: https://bugs.launchpad.net/samba/+bug/98658
[17:21] <PerryArmstrong> cabrey; it worked when i logged offf.....but then it came back to the initial state when i restarted
[17:21] <ScottG> Myrtti: Yea true, but its a sync script that I will eventually probably run it in the middle of the night
[17:21] <ScottG> Myrtti: I guess I could just put it in root's crontab?
[17:21] <cabrey> that is interesting
[17:21] <tesseracter> ccasket, im well on my way--shorewall multi-ISP balance routing, with rules for only marked traffic to run through one of the connections
[17:22] <tesseracter> thanks
[17:22] <Myrtti> ScottG: one option, yes
[17:22] <ccasket> cabrey: thanks, I just may do that... it seems an unknown/unsolved issue
[17:22] <ScottG> Myrtti: ok, thanks
[17:22] <ccasket> tesseracter: sweet, so shorewall has built in function to set that up?
[17:23] <fenn__> mweichert: thats all i could find - perhaps someone else can pitch in
[17:23] <ccasket> ScottG: there are advantages to doing it as a new unprivileged user instead of root - safer for if you later set up scripts to push/pull the scripts off the box with ssh keys, etc
[17:24] <lightpriest_> I think I found a bug though I'm not sure what the cause... could anyone try to reproduce?
[17:25] <ccasket> ScottG: if you go that route, the sudoers rules for NOPASSWD and certain commands (tar with the exact path to the files) are the key to solving the original problem
[17:25] <marcoSOFA> hmm. if u were to choose a linux dist besides UBUNTU.. would it be opensuse or mandriva?
[17:25] <marcoSOFA> quick quest
[17:25] <arand> lightpriest_: sure, procedures?
[17:25] <ccasket> ScottG: oops, that should have been "scripts to pull the archives off the box"
[17:26] <bazhang> marcoSOFA, please discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:26] <lightpriest_> arand, I believe it's in compiz... are you using it?
[17:26] <arand> lightpriest_: Yea, albeit on 9.10, but let's try...
[17:27] <mweichert> fenn__ thanks for your help
[17:29] <PastorKarr> I just got a program from pendrivelinux to put a persistant install on a 2 GB flash drive, and everythign works great, but for the display options the max resolution is 800 x 600.  I know my card can go higher and iv gotten 1024 x 768 on the live cd.
[17:29] <PastorKarr> is there anyway to do it by command line or somthinhg?
[17:30] <n0gear> Crap ... installed dual boot ubuntu, but no Grub! loads XP straight. Does the Grub go to the same Partition as xp or where does it go? Root of sda for example?
[17:30] <anjaan> timro puti ma rau aako cha?
[17:30] <OrEvA> How do I use my tv-card in my system in ubuntu?
[17:30] <RobotSHIKARNO400> oO
[17:30] <n0gear> used the 'automatic' option and its not ok
[17:30] <Knirgh> Hey all, i'm trying to solve a GRUB problem. Background: i had XP and windows 7 each on seperate partitions, installed ubuntu on another one, then installed another instance of XP, overwriting w7. This made GRUB dissapear and now i'm in a jaunty livecd trying to get it back. This is what i tried so far: http://paste.ubuntu.com/186640/
[17:32] <n0gear> YES thanks Knirgh ... just realised i can try to use liveCD to sort out my GRUB problem
[17:32] <asfjio> hello, i've tried to install fuse downloaded from http://fuse.sourceforge.net/ and now i try to run sshfs command, but it is not available. am i wrong in something or i need to install additional stuff?
[17:32] <ccasket> cabrey: which package would you suggest filing this "Restart only restarts X, not the comp" bug against: gnome-power-manager, pm-utils or linux?
[17:32] <LuciusMare> what verison of debian would you recommend me?
[17:33] <bazhang> LuciusMare, #debian
[17:33] <cabrey> not gnome-power-manager
[17:33] <Aperculu2> Hi, is it possible to add testing repository for certain software only
[17:33] <Aperculu2> so that I would have latest transmission but others would be standard
[17:33] <PastorKarr> anyway to manually set screen resolution ?
[17:33] <cabrey> pm-utils is just suspend
[17:34] <cabrey> so i guess against linux
[17:35] <ccasket> cabrey: thanks, i'll check open bugs filed against linux package in launchpad and go from there
[17:35] <dury> cya channel :)
[17:36] <OrEvA> How do I use my tv-card in my system in ubuntu?
[17:36] <axxc> is there a way to make switching b/w workspaces via mouse n 9.04 ?
[17:38] <bin1010> what does the public keys for apt-get... i know that /etc/apt/sources.list does the sites
[17:39] <orochi_> anyone know which package provides the perl documentation for io::async? i installed libaio-io-perl but perldoc IO::Async can't find anything
[17:39] <bin1010> is it trustdb.gpg or trusted.gpg?
[17:39] <bin1010> or both
[17:39] <bin1010> ;)
[17:39] <bazhang> bin1010, gpg error?
[17:39] <wabash> Hey, when I configure my login to log me in automatically on boot, where is this change stored? Somewher in /etc?
[17:39] <bin1010> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY EF4186FE247510BE
[17:40] <bazhang> !gpgerr > bin1010
[17:41] <ccasket> cabrey: Interesting, I think I have found the issue - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+source/kexec-tools/+bug/251242 - basically if kexec-tools is installed, there is a non-obvious default to make what is happening to me happen (fixed in Intrepid already, and fixed in jaunty-proposed as of 9 hours ago) :-)
[17:41] <yaris123456789> firefox keeps downloading php files from my server instead of displaying it....what gives ?
[17:41] <bin1010> thanks.   I am doing the debootchroot stuff and I need to apt-get on the chroot
[17:41] <bin1010> yippeeee
[17:41] <ccasket> cabrey: so since i have kexec-tools installed, i will try the new package or just uninstalling kexec-tools
[17:41] <bin1010> so it was the trusted* in /etc/apt
[17:41] <cabrey> well thats a wonky bug :P
[17:42] <PastorKarr> I installed ubuntu on a thumb drive witha program from pendrivelinux, and in display manager the max resolution I can pick is 800 x 600, but witha normal live cd i can get 1024 x 768, so how to I get that now?
[17:44] <Sylar_> irc://irc.wyldryde.org/#chris
[17:44] <wual> i need places/any of the folder selections in gnome to stop opening in audacious and start opening in nautilus.
[17:44] <wual> i do not like it
[17:44] <wual> how do i make it stop
[17:45] <joshthecoder> anyone here use unionfs-fuse?
[17:45] <usicow> is it possible to shutdown an ubuntu desktop 9.04 remotely via ssh?
[17:46] <darthanubis> usicow, of course
[17:46] <cabrey> !xorg.conf
[17:46] <ccasket> usicow:   use ssh with keys, and append the command you want to give
[17:47] <ccasket> wual: use Menu Editor to add the file associations prefs app to Settings menu, then you can change those settings in a centralized way
[17:47] <ccasket> wual: sorry i don't remember that app's exact name, i'm not on gnome right now
[17:48] <usicow> ccasket: if I run 'sudo shutdown now' it looks like its shutting down, but then a text based menu appears on the screen with options like resume restart..
[17:48] <ccasket> "sudo shutdown -h now" if you just need to do it from an interactive shell occasionally
[17:49] <tyler_d_> /sbin/init 6
[17:49] <spsneo> i have ubuntu 9.04 on my dell studio 15 laptop. The computer is detecting many wifi links but the one which is useful for me is not showing up in the list. Also windows vista shows the required wifi link. Previously ubuntu was also detecting the same wifi link. Any suggestions?
[17:49] <ccasket> usicow: the key is -h for 'halt' (analogue to /sbin/init 6 as tyler_d mentioned)
[17:50] <imdonatello> spsneo, it may be a hidden network
[17:50] <spsneo> no its not a hidden network. because windows vista shows it in the list of wifi networks available.
[17:50] <myk_robinson> hey. My burn speed on my laptop dvd drive is abysmal, aroun 0.1 to 1.3x burn speed on a 8x max drive. I try burning the same data on my desktop, jsut to see if this is a Jaunty specific issue, nad my dekstop works fine.. What steps can I take to see if this is software related or hardware related? I get the same response in Brasero, Nautilus Burner, or K3B
[17:51] <spsneo> imdonatello: ^^
[17:51] <imdonatello> spsneo, but still try to detect it by entering its name in the "Connect to hidden network" dialog
[17:52] <spsneo> actually a wifi link which is adhoc with the same name exists.. and that link is showing up in the list.
[17:52] <spsneo> imdonatello: ^^
[17:52] <n0gear> !pastebin
[17:52] <Guest19011> I need help with the screen resolution in Ubuntu 9.04 when I am emulating it in Microsoft Virtual PC
[17:52] <Guest19011> I need help with the screen resolution in Ubuntu 9.04 when I am emulating it in Microsoft Virtual PC
[17:53] <imdonatello> spsneo, well, doesnt that work for you?
[17:53] <spsneo> imdonatello: i will try again
[17:53] <acu> I have a firewire camcorder connected  - also a webcam usb - I want to broadcast with VLC - but I do not know how to find the video device name for firewire or usb (the default is dev/video - can anyone tell me how to find them  ?
[17:54] <spsneo> imdonatello: tragedy is that it is showing up as many as 10 other wifi links but not the one which I want. :(
[17:54] <cabrey> anybody have any ideas how to force 1024x768 resolution in X.Org?
[17:54] <erUSUL> !fixres | cabrey
[17:55] <cabrey> was just there
[17:55] <imdonatello> spsneo, hmm well i hope someone else can help you out. I don't have any more helpful ideas :)
[17:55] <FFighter> how can I activate the root account via the CLI ?
[17:55] <MeXTux> I have downloaded an open source CMS and want to customize it a little. I need to find some text contained in the php files. How can I do this?? $ grep -l -i -r "$_POST['userid" *    ???
[17:55] <erUSUL> acu: "tailf /var/log/messages" on a terminal then plug the device. in the new msgs the device will probably be mentioned
[17:55] <spsneo> imdonatello: when I try to connect to hidden wireless network with the same name.. it starts connecting to the othe wifi link which is adhoc
[17:55] <mohan_> Can anybody guide me towards compiling a Kernel RT for my Ubuntu 9?
[17:55] <ironfoot_495> hi is there someone who has knowledge of how to fix ssh publickey
[17:55] <erUSUL> MeXTux: grep is the tool yes
[17:56] <erUSUL> !kernel | mohan_
[17:56] <prem_> Hello All,
[17:56] <mohan_> wow.. fast response.. thanks..
[17:57] <prem_> Did anyone tried installing VMWare workstation 6.5.2 in Jaunty, I installed kernel headers and build-essentials but still it says "gcc and kernel headers must be installed"
[17:57] <n0gear> i now have xp and ubuntu on a same disk (sdb), but Grub did not install to a right place. Im now back in liveCD is there a way to rewrite Grub?
[17:57] <ohir> MeXTux: at console type: man grep
[17:57] <MeXTux> but I am having some trouble with the quotes. Do I need to escape a quote with a backslash ??
[17:57] <unop> MeXTux, grep -l -i -r "\$_POST\['userid" *.php
[17:57] <erUSUL> !grub | n0gear
[17:58] <hudnix> I'm having trouble with my perl setup on 9.04. I was using CPAN to intstall some modules, and I think I accidentally hosed my core install using the force option with cpan. I'd like to reinstall the core perl to its virgin state, but I can't find the package that will let me do that. anyone know?
[17:58] <Makuseru> When ever you install Kubuntu you have to name the comptuer (it shows up in the terminal as user@computername) and on the login screen. Is there anyway to change this name?
[17:58] <mohan_> hey erUSUL, i was asking about realtime kernel..
[17:58] <FFighter> how can I activate the root account via the CLI ?
[17:58] <n0gear> ty
[17:58] <ttyX> Makuseru: edit /etc/HOSTNAME
[17:58] <mohan_>  erUSUL, i mean getting it from kernel.org and compiling things..
[17:58] <erUSUL> mohan_: you only need to get the rt sources the rest is the same as in any other kernel
[17:58] <ohir> MeXTux: read also man regex
[17:59] <MeXTux> ok Tnx
[17:59] <RHorse> FFighter adduser?
[17:59] <woden> Anyone know how I can get sound to come out of my laptop speakers?  Sound only comes out of the headphones right now.
[17:59] <mohan_>  erUSUL, as i have little experience i donno how to patch these rt stuff.. any guide on the internet?
[17:59] <erUSUL> mohan_: i do not see the rt patches/tree in kernel.org
[17:59] <FFighter> user root already exists
[17:59] <RHorse> su to log in
[18:00] <mohan_>  erUSUL, it seemed there.. what would be this: http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/projects/rt/
[18:01] <theoriginal73> chi mi aiuta
[18:01] <Pici> !it | theoriginal73
[18:01] <shesek> how can I download a folder from ftp? (using the ftp command)
[18:01] <spsneo> i have ubuntu 9.04 on my dell studio 15 laptop. The computer is detecting many wifi links but the one which is useful for me is not showing up in the list. Also windows vista shows the required wifi link. Previously ubuntu was also detecting the same wifi link. Any suggestions?
[18:02] <RHorse> woden get some  clip on speakers
[18:02] <ccasket> woden: you can right click the volume applet in the taskbar, go to the mixer and make sure the channel is on
[18:02] <spsneo> also the same computer detects and connects to wifi at other location. it is not connecting in my hostel only
[18:02] <woden> ccasket:  Yes the channel is on
[18:02] <spsneo> what might be the reason
[18:02] <spsneo> ?
[18:03] <erUSUL> mohan_: yes; it is there... see here
[18:03] <cabrey> spsneo: its possible that the network isn't broadcasting
[18:03] <erUSUL> mohan_: http://rt.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ketchup
[18:03] <cabrey> go to Connect to hidden network...
[18:03] <ccasket> woden: you might have hardware switch that disables speakers if headphones are plugged in? maybe a bios setting if it's possible to change at all, if that's the case
[18:03] <erUSUL> !info ketchup | mohan_
[18:03] <spsneo> cabrey: but vista is showing up that network as broadcasting network..
[18:03] <woden> ccasket:  Yes but I unplug the headphones and the sound still doesn't come out of the speakers.
[18:03] <CybeRebel> hello all :)anyone know what ubuntus (gvfsd) program is?
[18:04] <mohan_>  erUSUL: thanx..
[18:04] <spsneo> cabrey: also another guy having some older version of ubuntu is able to connect to the same wifi link
[18:04] <cabrey> spsneo: it probably remembers it because you have connected to it before
[18:04] <RHorse> spsneo what  does iwlist turn  up?
[18:04] <spsneo> RHorse: iwlist doesnt show up that wifi link which I require. but it shows other links.
[18:04] <erUSUL> CybeRebel: is used by gnome to access storage systems local remote etc...
[18:04] <ftab> Hi where can I find the session in Jaunty as it was there in Preferences in Intrepid
[18:04] <ftab> I cannot start programs at ubuntu startup
[18:05] <ccasket> woden: Aha, hmm... I usually just play with all the switches in the mixer, in that case... and double check volumes... what is your sound chipset/card?
[18:05] <spsneo> cabrey: in that case what can be the solution?
[18:05] <wual> i need places/any of the folder selections in gnome to stop opening in audacious and start opening in nautilus.
[18:05] <shesek> how can I download a folder from ftp? (using the ftp command)
[18:05] <CybeRebel> REMOTE thats sounds bad!
[18:05] <wual> how do i do this
[18:05] <cabrey> Click the Wireless bars > Connect to a Hidden Wireless Network...
[18:05] <mohan_>  erUSUL: u know everything!!! how? i too want to learn..
[18:05] <woden> ccasket:  I'm using the snd-hda-intel driver
[18:05] <Guest19011> Virtual PC
[18:05] <erUSUL> CybeRebel: when you use Places>Zconnect to Server
[18:05] <woden> ccasket:  0 [Intel          ]: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel
[18:05] <woden>                       HDA Intel at 0xf4600000 irq 22
[18:06] <RHorse> spsneo I would hunt through the configs  for nm and see if you can remove some old  references
[18:06] <spsneo> RHorse: yeah please help
[18:06] <spsneo> :)
[18:06] <Lint01> how can I run something in dwm?
[18:06] <CybeRebel> sorry im new to computers! i think someone was in my computer
[18:06] <RHorse> spsneo I don't use nm so can't be specific
[18:07] <ccasket> woden: hmm one place I check is "alsamixer" and hit f5 to view all channels, just in case the gui is borked
[18:07] <spsneo> RHorse: but I tried connecting using ubuntu live cd as well. I faced the same problem with live cd as well
[18:07] <killfisc> how can i run something in DWM ?
[18:07] <CybeRebel> saw that program connected to port 80 but
[18:07] <erUSUL> killfisc: from a terminal
[18:07] <RHorse> spsneo do  you know  the essid?
[18:08] <spsneo> RHorse: yeah
[18:08] <blndr08> hey all i hid the menu in gedit - how do i get it back?
[18:08] <moxfalder> error 12: invalid device requested
[18:08] <CybeRebel> i did not have a browser open
[18:08] <RHorse> spsneo wep?
[18:08] <jco> hi, does anyone here had (and solved) problems with WPA2 on 9.04, with nm not connecting and showing sort of a hex key instead of what provided? I see online this problem is quite popular
[18:08] <cabrey> snspeo is there any security on it?
[18:08] <moxfalder> have problem with GRUB
[18:08] <spsneo> and infact another wifi link exists with the same essid.... but that is an adhoc network.
[18:08] <spsneo> RHorse: ^^
[18:09] <ccasket> blndr08: that's remarkable, i don't see the option to hide the menu... how did you do it to start with?
[18:09] <kklimonda> Hey, Is prism 0.9 available for Jaunty in some PPA?
[18:09] <RHorse> spsneo you can configure first with iwconfig: sudo iwconfig [dev] esssid 'essid' mode  managed key 'key' then sudo  dhclient [dev]
[18:09] <blndr08> in view or whatever there's an option to do it
[18:09] <Lint01> how can I setup the tiles in dwm?
[18:09] <Lint01> how can I run something in dwm?
[18:09] <spsneo> RHorse: let me try that
[18:10] <ftab> ok I fouund it it's named Startup Applications there :)
[18:10] <cabrey> Lint01: see #ubuntu-offtopic, that isn't supported here
[18:10] <ccasket> blndr08: I see toolbar, status bar, sidepane, fullscreen options there - which one are you referring to?
[18:10] <blndr08> honestly i can't remember i think it was toolbar
[18:10] <RHorse> for  wep, spsneo
[18:10] <PastorKarr> I have a persistant install of ubuntu 9.04 on a thumb drive, and since itr was installed not by normal means or w/e (through a windows program) xorg wasnt configured right, and the max resolution I cant get is 800x600
[18:10] <blndr08> or i right clicked on it
[18:10] <blndr08> one of the two
[18:10] <marphy> hey ppl
[18:10] <marphy> please view my threat http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1175734
[18:11] <ccasket> blndr08: toolbar just hides the icon bar; i'm stumped as to how you hid the menu bar
[18:11] <moxfalder> GRUB need help !
[18:11] <blndr08> i just want the menu options back lol
[18:11] <phoenixz> I want to isntall mod_rewrite for apache from apt-get... Maybe I'm blind, but I cant find the package.. what package do I need to install for mod-rewrite for apache?
[18:11] <crash> moxfalder: what's the problem
[18:12] <RHorse> spsneo if you config with iwconfig it should show up in nm applet
[18:12] <phoenixz> moxfalder: either you need help or grub.. make up your mind.. :)
[18:12] <moxfalder> crash: after win overwrite boot mbr
[18:12] <marphy> please view my threat http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1175734
[18:12] <marphy> :(
[18:12] <spsneo> RHorse: I tried.. ... no working leases in persistent database - sleeping
[18:13] <RHorse> spsneo is it listed in iwconfig  nw?
[18:13] <ccasket> phoenixz: probably already installed, check for /etc/apache2/mods-available/rewrite.load
[18:13] <moxfalder> crash: setup (hd0) give me a error
[18:13] <spsneo> RHorse: iwconfig nw says no such device
[18:13] <crash> moxfalder: just google it "recover grub after windows installation". you will get it
[18:13] <blndr08> wait a minute
[18:13] <blndr08> im not in gedit lol
[18:13] <blndr08> im in terminal
[18:13] <blndr08> duh
[18:13] <blndr08> does that help?
[18:13] <phoenixz> ccasket: duh, its indeed installed alredy, just need to add the symlink :) thanks!
[18:13] <FloodBot2> blndr08: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:14] <crash> moxfalder: why you use (hd0)?
[18:14] <RHorse> what  device? wlan0 ath0?
[18:14] <moxfalder> crash: that is a problem, by this manual have an error
[18:14] <blndr08> FloodBot2, what do you mean?
[18:14] <ccasket> phoenixz: use "sudo a2enmod rewrite.load" to save mucking with the symlink :)
[18:14] <moxfalder> crash: find /boot/grub/stage1 give me
[18:14] <phoenixz> ccasket: ah.. didnt know that one.. though an ln -s is not that much more difficult :)
[18:15] <ccasket> blndr08: right click in terminal and select "show menubar"
[18:15] <bin1010> i ran into a problem in doing the chroot stuff.  I can't mount my home directory becausing it is ecrptyfs....Help?
[18:15] <cabrey> blndr08, it's just saying don't keep pressing enter
[18:15] <blndr08> ok ccasket thank you
[18:15] <blndr08> sorry about that
[18:15] <moxfalder> crash: what i need to write
[18:15] <blndr08> thanks ccasket that worked
[18:15] <RHorse> spsneo iwconfig will  tell U  device
[18:15] <ccasket> blndr08: no problem. and floodbot is just saying put it all on one line, not 4 :)
[18:15] <G_w> hi all
[18:15] <bin1010> right now I have /home		/var/chroot/home	none	bind	0	0 in /etc/fstab
[18:16] <ari5av> hi folks.  I'm having some sound issues on my laptop - this the channel for that, or is there a more specific one?
[18:16] <blndr08> thanks for all the help guys
[18:16] <spsneo> RHorse: shows the device to be eth1
[18:16] <crash> moxfalder: http://www.orkut.co.in/Main#CommMsgs.aspx?cmm=59903250&tid=5318170128245121678&start=1
[18:16] <crash> follow this link... step by step process
[18:16] <ccasket> phoenixz: i'm hooked on a2enmod/a2ensite and a2dismod/a2dissite ;)
[18:16] <fccf> ari5av: fire away .. this is the support channel - if we can support we do
[18:16] <GleepGlop> trying to snoop on a usb device to see what buttons are pressed. how do i go about this in a vconsole?
[18:17] <ccasket> GleepGlop: probably driver specific, what device?
[18:17] <marphy> hey ppl
[18:17] <marphy> i need help
[18:17] <RHorse> spsneo ok, type sudo iwconfig eth1 essid 'essid' mode managed key '1234567890' and then sudo dhclient eth1
[18:17] <marphy> please view my threat
[18:17] <theoriginal73> non riesco a entrare nella chat in italiano
[18:17] <marphy> on ubuntu forums
[18:17] <marphy> hey
 i need hlp
 crash
 can you help me ?
 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1175734
[18:17] <FloodBot2> marphy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:17] <theoriginal73>  chi mi aiuta
[18:17] <GleepGlop> ccasket: logitec marble mouse. it works. I want to see which buttons are what button numbers
[18:18] <marphy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1175734
[18:18] <erUSUL> !it | theoriginal73
[18:18] <ari5av> sweet.  ok, this is the same problem on both my laptop and my work pc.  laptop's at home, which I just realized, don't have it on me today, so let's talk work pc.  dell optiplex gx620 running a newish install of jaunty.  in short, pulseaudio hates headphones.
[18:18] <marphy> here is my problem
[18:18] <marphy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1175734
[18:18] <ccasket> GleepGlop: there's an app that does what you need, one sec...
[18:18] <GleepGlop> ccasket: nice.
[18:18] <marphy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1175734
[18:18] <dimedo> hi, i'm trying to get mplayer with vdpau running with my GeForce 8800 GT. i have the driver 188.44 running on x86_64 ubuntu jaunty. when i start mplayer with the lines GeForce 8800 GT
[18:19] <ari5av> all sound sounds like I'm hearing it through a tunnel, with cotton in my ears
[18:19] <theoriginal73> non mi riesce entrare
[18:19] <theoriginal73>  come faccio
[18:19] <fccf> marphy: are you themacedonian?
[18:19] <jose__> hola hablan español por aca necesito ayuda en ubuntu
[18:19] <cabrey> dimedo: how did you install mplayer
[18:19] <erUSUL> theoriginal73: /join #ubuntu-it
[18:19] <erUSUL> !es | jose__
[18:19] <marphy> yes
[18:19] <marphy> i am
[18:19] <marphy> themacedonian
[18:19] <sjokkis> my laptop has a specific device for muting the speakers, that can't be adjusted, only muted. halp1
[18:19] <jose__> gracias
[18:20] <dimedo> i start mplayer with the arguments "-vo vdpau -vc ffh264vdpau", i can hear the sound, but no windows appears
[18:20] <sjokkis> oops. that was only half my question
[18:20] <spsneo> RHorse: I tried it says : no working leases in persistent database - sleeping
[18:20] <dimedo> cabrey: simply via aptitude install mplayer
[18:20] <ccasket> GleepGlop: 'xev'
[18:20] <spsneo> RHorse: which persistent database is it refering to?
[18:20] <RHorse> spsneo is it wep router/
[18:20] <ari5av> I've tried absolutely everything I can think of, perused the forums, looked through launchpad, can't seem to get it fixed
[18:20] <GleepGlop> ccasket: thanks, i'll try it out.
[18:20] <spsneo> RHorse: yeah
[18:20] <cabrey> dimedo: the mplayer in the ubuntu repos is ancient
[18:20] <sjokkis> my laptop has a separate device for muting the speakers. can i configure the gnome volume applet so it adjusts one device and mutes another?
[18:20] <cabrey> you might want to compile it yourself
[18:21] <RHorse> and you typed the essid and key correctlly?
[18:21] <fccf> marphy: you need to change every instance of gutsy, or edgy to hardy in /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:21] <ScottG> well then kernel cooked tastes stale
[18:21] <spsneo> RHorse: yeah..
[18:21] <ari5av> any ideas?
[18:22] <RHorse> spsneo does the  essid show up in iwlist eth1 scanning/
[18:22] <spsneo> RHorse: nopes
[18:23] <GleepGlop> ccasket: that did the trick.  weird this mouse has 4 buttons and they are numbered 1,2,4,9  * shrugs
[18:23] <RHorse> spsneo i  would do a cold reboot
[18:23] <fccf> marphy: feisty too --- all those repositories at the bottom need to be changed to hardy
[18:23] <spsneo> RHorse: it shows a wifi linnk with the same essid but an adhoc one
[18:23] <spsneo> RHorse: whereas vista is showing both the wifi links
[18:23] <spsneo> RHorse: i have rebooted many times :)
[18:23] <ccasket> ari5av: beware, here be dragons.... troubleshooting may involve killing pulseaudio and seeing if the alsa that's left handles the sound better... "kill `pgrep pulse`" to kill pulseaudio... also this type of thing is app specific... pulse is not yet compatible with everything :(
[18:24] <ccasket> GleepGlop: glad it helped
[18:24] <RHorse> spsneo have you done a complete shutoff and  power on?
[18:24] <spsneo> RHorse: yeah many times
[18:24] <GleepGlop> peace, bye ya'll
[18:24] <spsneo> RHorse: i even tried with live cd
[18:24] <djk> I'm using nmap with ubuntu 2.6.27-11.31-server and it fails with the recommendation of running modprobe af_pcaket which also fails any hints how to correct this?
[18:24] <jjshoe_> Jack_Sparrow dick.
[18:24] <spsneo> RHorse: is it a problem with router?
[18:24] <PerryAmrstrong> hey can anyone tell me why this happens:  roshan@roshan:~$ xrandr --fb 1024x768
[18:24] <PerryAmrstrong> xrandr: screen cannot be larger than 832x832 (desired size 1024x768)
[18:24] <ari5av> pgrep pulse shows nothing.  I had it killed off before.
[18:24] <RHorse> dunno
[18:25] <ari5av> shall I reboot and start over?
[18:25] <RHorse> It's pretty untypical
[18:25] <ccasket> djk: you are typing "af_packet" not pcaket in the command right?
[18:25] <woden> Do I just put "options snd-hda-intel model=MODEL" in "/etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base" if I want to load my driver with that option?
[18:25] <spsneo> RHorse: but I wonder how vista is doing well. ... and older version of ubuntu.. and even the jaunty was working well till friday.
[18:25] <spsneo> :D
[18:25] <CybeRebel> anyone know why my computer is connecting to (Amazon Data Services Ireland DUB3 Datacentre)
[18:25] <RHorse> spsneo can you connect to other routers?
[18:25] <spsneo> yeah
[18:26] <spsneo> RHorse: ^^
[18:26] <RProgrammer> Is there a GUI for managing window managers?
[18:27] <djk> ccasket: yes that was just a typo here.
[18:27] <ari5av> ccasket: at any rate, pulse isn't running, I think
[18:27] <Slart> CybeRebel: nope.. what kind of connection is it?
[18:27] <ccasket> woden: sorry, I am not sure - been on one sound card that works pretty well with linux for years now... haven't had to muck with alsa config
[18:27] <RHorse> spsneo i would unmount or delete  any  Network direc's in ur home dir and go through  e/
[18:27] <eurythmia> RProgrammer, what do you mean?
[18:27] <CybeRebel> sorry its ubuntu
[18:27] <spsneo> RHorse: how to do that. I am a noob
[18:27] <geirha> PerryAmrstrong: Sure you don't want to do xrandr -s 1024x768 instead?
[18:27] <CybeRebel> dont know itsa on port 80
[18:27] <RProgrammer> I mean, how do you switch between KWin and Compiz?
[18:28] <RHorse> spsneo do you have a Network dir in ur home dir?
[18:28] <Slart> CybeRebel: what is the ip-number?
[18:28] <spsneo> nopes
[18:28] <spsneo> RHorse: ^^
[18:28] <ccasket> djk: the obvious thing to ask is if you are running nmap as root, feel free to pastebin the errors you get from nmap and modprobe
[18:28] <CybeRebel> 87.238.81.145
[18:28] <ccasket> ari5av: what sound app is giving the trouble?
[18:28] <ccasket> CybeRebel: probably an ad loading on a website?
[18:28] <CybeRebel> am i being hacked?
[18:29] <djk> yes running as root
[18:29] <CybeRebel> no  i didnt have browser open
[18:29] <djk> pastebin?
[18:29] <PerryAmrstrong> geirha; k i'll try
[18:29] <fccf> !paste
[18:29] <benc2> I've built and installed a server from source with configure, make, make isntall. How do I uninstall it?
[18:29] <Slart> CybeRebel: well.. it's an ip that belongs to amazon.. a webbrowser, mail client, im client.. something like that?
[18:29] <bongbong> hi ppl
[18:30] <ccasket> benc2: you pray that they also coded a "make uninstall"
[18:30] <PerryAmrstrong> geirha; roshan@roshan:~$ xrandr -s 1024x768
[18:30] <PerryAmrstrong> Size 1024x768 not found in available modes
[18:30] <benc2> ccasket: :)
[18:30] <RHorse> spsneo cd /etc/network
[18:30] <benc2> ccasket: it's a vbox so let's dare them
[18:30] <Slart> CybeRebel: you can try using netstat or lsof to find out what app is talking to it
[18:30] <ari5av> ccasket: anything that plays sound.  I have a test mp3 and a test flac that are known good, I don't have any wavs.  mplayer, rhythmbox, you name it.
[18:30] <spsneo> RHorse: yeah then?
[18:30] <CybeRebel> im lost here :( thank you all anyway
[18:30] <ari5av> probably audacity would give me issues if I installed it too
[18:31] <bongbong> fuck
[18:31] <RHorse> sudo nano interfaces
[18:31] <bongbong> what sudo man
[18:31] <CybeRebel> it said (gvfsd)
[18:31] <fccf> !attitude >bongbong
[18:31] <chuck_> !ohmy|bongbong,
[18:31] <spsneo> RHorse: it says: auto lo <linebreak> iface lo inet loopback
[18:32] <fccf> bongbong: sudo is superuser do
[18:32] <geirha> PerryAmrstrong: What modes does xrandr list when run without arguments? (Please, do not paste the output on irc, use !pastebin)
[18:32] <franczen> !pastebin
[18:32] <CybeRebel> hey i had just finished burrning a cd could that have anything to do with it
[18:33] <Slart> CybeRebel: it might be some kind of freedb thingy
[18:33] <Zero__> morning all
[18:33] <RHorse> spsneo ok that's  ok
[18:33] <CybeRebel> what is freedb?
[18:33] <PerryAmrstrong> geirha; http://paste.ubuntu.com/186738/
[18:34] <ccasket> ari5av if you have googled for pulseaudio+your sound chipset already, I'm not sure I can help beyond that... maybe post on forums with your chipset info and see if anyone else has the problem, file a bug, or something like that... sorry
[18:34] <djk> ccasket: here are the errors http://pastebin.com/d2c303f83
[18:34] <franczen> I try it today too. Maybe there is someone who could help... I did a clean install of Jaunty. Since then, my laptop's wifi (Atheros AR2413) doesn't work. It sees all the available networks, it just simply does not connect. First thing I tried is to test my router. But with other boxes it worked as it should. Then I tried to disable the encryption, but still the same. Jaunty comes with ath5k driver by default. This apparently didn'
[18:34] <franczen> t work for me, so I enabled madwifi, which worked since Fiesty. The same issue. As third option I tried ndiswrapper (this also worked in all previous versions). The same simptome. After Googling around, I found that for some people it was a solution to completely remove network-manager, and install wicd instead. I have also compiled the latest compat-wireless. No success. Any ideas?
[18:34] <RHorse> spsneo how about taking out/reseating the card?
[18:34] <Pici> CybeRebel: Is the connection still active?
[18:34] <jwfoxjr> what is the recommended way to take interfaces out of the control of NetworkManager?
[18:34] <CybeRebel> no
[18:34] <bongbong> sorry guys
[18:34] <mdmkolbe> Is there a simple tool for taking multiple PDFs and bundling them into one?  (e.g. I have multiple "chaper" pdfs and I want to combine them into one "book")
[18:35] <Slart> mdmkolbe: there are some command line tools.. hang on .. let me check what they are called
[18:35] <RHorse> spsneo or rebooting the ru
[18:35] <RHorse> the router
[18:35] <Scunizi> mdmkolbe: yes.. there's pdfedit.. takes a bit of getting use to but works.
[18:35] <marphy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1175734
[18:35] <chuck_> mdmkolbe, maybe pdfedit
[18:35] <marphy> need help
[18:35] <marphy> :(
[18:35] <Slart> !info pdftk | mdmkolbe
[18:35] <geirha> PerryAmrstrong: It has detected 832x624 as the highest possible resolution for your monitor. If your monitor can do higher, you'll probably need to manually set the correct vertical and horizontal refreshrates in xorg.conf
[18:35] <KosmoDK> where do i set so that its not possible to CTRL-F1 f.ex. ??
[18:35] <Scunizi> mdmkolbe: also pdf shuffler
[18:36] <PerryAmrstrong> geirha; I have done that....but still its not accepting higher modes
[18:36] <bongbong> i have issues when i logout of ubuntu 8.04. I guess it crashes. There is a blank screen with white lines which appear for 10 secs approx before shutdown..
[18:36] <ari5av> :(
[18:36] <CybeRebel> ill go & burn another cd & see if i get that connection again
[18:36] <amee2k> how can i prevent the update manager from popping up every time it finds an update?
[18:36] <ari5av> thanks for trying
[18:36] <ari5av> you've never heard of something like this?
[18:36] <Slart> amee2k: set it to install updates automatically.. or not at all
[18:37] <ari5av> mostly I've just seen people who have problems with 5.1 setups
[18:37] <mdmkolbe> thanks, Scunizi, chuck_ and Slart.  I'll take a look at those tools
[18:37] <ccasket> djk: that nmap command w/ options works for me on 2.6.28-11-generic
[18:37] <spsneo> RHorse: its a laptop !
[18:37] <amee2k> Slart: if i set it to not at all, does it still display the notification in the tray area?
[18:37] <BOSSARD> SALUT
[18:37] <amee2k> right now it is set to only download
[18:37] <Slart> amee2k: I'm not sure.. give it a try
[18:37] <Myrtti> !fr | BOSSARD
[18:38] <amee2k> okay
[18:38] <ccasket> ari5av: yes I have...but it's often difficult to solve and very dependent on your specific hardware/software combo. the best overall advice i can give is try different distro/distro version live CDs to see which one does sound right on your hardware. it can be a dealbreaker honestly for a particular distro
[18:38] <djk> ccasket: yes generic no problem and before upgrading to 9.04 it worked on server
[18:38] <djk> ccasket: but not on 9.04 server :-(
[18:38] <cabrey> amee2k: stop it from checking for updates
[18:38] <ccasket> djk: any web results for kernel version string, and that module?
[18:38] <ari5av> so you're saying possibly try an 8.10 disk?
[18:39] <ccasket> ari5av: yes or even better 8.04
[18:39] <Dukkan_Labuta> hi people
[18:39] <ari5av> hrm
[18:39] <amee2k> cabrey: well, i want the updates. not however the thing that randomly pops up every time i have some
[18:39] <djk> ccasket: no luck yet have to keep digging
[18:39] <ari5av> that may not be a bad idea
[18:39] <ari5av> wish I could try it at work :-\
[18:39] <cabrey> amee2k: found the solution: gconftool -s --type bool /apps/update-notifier/auto_launch false
[18:39] <geirha> PerryAmrstrong: run "man xrandr" and look at the example at the bottom, where it adds a 1024x768 mode. See if that works.
[18:39] <benc2> why the path are different when building from source and when installing a package?
[18:39] <amee2k> oh, nice
[18:39] <amee2k> cabrey: where did you find that?
[18:40] <cabrey> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130181
[18:40] <chaos2fu> how do i show my ip?
[18:40] <chaos2fu> oohh sorry, stupid question
[18:40] <chaos2fu> hihi
[18:40] <amee2k> nice
[18:40] <ccasket> chaos2fu: LAN IP, /sbin/ifconfig  - WAN IP, www.whatismyip.com
[18:40] <PerryAmrstrong> geirha; whats this -hsync +vsync
[18:41] <amee2k> thanks, cabrey and Slart
[18:41] <Slart> amee2k: you're welcome
[18:41] <boss> hello
[18:41] <CybeRebel> im getting a connection port 80 HTTP gvfsd-http when i rip a cd is this something i should be worried about?
[18:41] <boss> 还有人在电脑前吗？
[18:42] <Myrtti> !cn | boss
[18:42] <chaos2fu> i have shared my video-folder on a computer now, and then i want to access it from a different computer, how do i do that?
[18:42] <Mow> hey can anynone help me with setting up some compiz theme im somewhat new to linux
[18:42] <bongbong1> hi ubottu
[18:42] <boss> thanks
[18:42] <ccasket> chaos2fu: File Browser > Network in left pane
[18:43] <fccf> bongbong1: ubottu is a robot
[18:43] <Slart> CybeRebel: it's probably getting information from some database or getting a cover image
[18:43] <bongbong1> Mow| google compwiz fusion.. there are lot of help sites out there
[18:43] <chaos2fu> yes
[18:43] <bongbong1> i meant compiz
[18:43] <Slart> CybeRebel: ie song names, artist or such
[18:43] <Mow> bah i dont wana read...
[18:43] <geirha> PerryAmrstrong: According to xorg.conf's man-page, it sets the polarity of hsync and vsync.
[18:43] <Mow> reading is for nerds xD
[18:43] <chaos2fu> but i dont have any local network! i want to do it over the internet?
[18:43] <amee2k> "that little icon [...] that people were not noticing [it] in the first place"  << wtf?!
[18:43] <franczen> chaos2fu: it depends on your network setup
[18:44] <CybeRebel> ahh :) sorry im new to this, dont know anything
[18:44] <PerryAmrstrong> geirha; so what values should i place..i dont know about this
[18:44] <fccf> bongbong1:  this is not a chat channel - it is a support channel - for off-topic - join #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:44] <Myrtti> Mow: we're not going to be your proxy for google
[18:44] <CybeRebel> thought i had been hacked
[18:44] <chaos2fu> ok, but if I want a folder on another computer over the internet mounted as a harddrive in my other computer, how do I do that?
[18:44] <fccf> !offtopic >bongbong1
[18:44] <Mow> fine ill just do it the old fashion way..
[18:44] <Mow> Also another question can you run KDE on ubunto
[18:44] <Myrtti> Mow: feel free to ask questions if you come up with something you don't understand, though
[18:45] <Myrtti> Mow: sure
[18:45] <Slart> Mow: you can run KDE on ubuntu.. yes
[18:45] <franczen> Mow: of course
[18:45] <CybeRebel> thank you all for the help :) HAIL the digital GODS :)
[18:45] <Mow> alright thanks
[18:45] <Myrtti> Mow: "kubuntu-desktop"
[18:45] <andruk> Mow: kubuntu - an entire distribution of ubuntu running KDE
[18:45] <Slart> CybeRebel: you're welcome
[18:45] <Mow> yeah you have to go into the aplications thin and download it right?
[18:45] <moxfalder> install /boot/grub/stage1 (hd0) (hdo)1+17 p (hd0,6)/boot/grub/stage2 /boot/grub/menu.lst ...failde
[18:45] <franczen> Mow: synaptic
[18:46] <ccasket> chaos2fu: it's a rather uncommon need...there are a variety of ways.... which side is running Ubuntu, both sides?
[18:46] <moxfalder> crash: install /boot/grub/stage1 (hd0) (hdo)1+17 p (hd0,6)/boot/grub/stage2 /boot/grub/menu.lst ...failde
[18:46] <Mow> alright another simple question for someone starting with this wich is easier running KDE or compiz
[18:46] <cabrey> KDE is an environment
[18:46] <amee2k> erm
[18:46] <cabrey> compiz is just the effects
[18:46] <Mow> I like how compiz looks and some of there setups
[18:46] <amee2k> since when do "Bookmarks" have an extra submenu in "Places" ?
[18:46] <Mow> Ok i thought kde was effects too thanks for clearing that up
[18:46] <cabrey> compiz and kde can go together
[18:47] <ccasket> Mow: install compiz-config-settings package if you want to really get into the compiz tweaking... KDE does have its own effects which are flashier than gnome's out of the box
[18:47] <amee2k> and is there a magic config key i can use to change it back too?
[18:47] <geirha> PerryAmrstrong: Me neither I'm afraid. Look for lines containing Modeline in /var/log/Xorg.0.log to see what the other modes uses
[18:47] <Mow> thanks cas yeah thats what I was talking about
[18:48] <Mow> I have compiz already
[18:48] <franczen> Mow: there are a number of different desktops, with their own look and feel, and their own favoured apps: like gnome, kde, fluxbox, etc...
[18:48] <Mow> But i was looking into KDE it looked pretty good
[18:48] <chuck_> Mow, try this if you want kde http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/kde
[18:48] <ccasket> Mow: if you've got a regular (gnome) Ubuntu install, you can install the 'kubuntu-desktop' package and it will grab all the KDE stuff for you and you can choose gnome or KDE from login screen
[18:48] <geirha> PerryAmrstrong: http://www.x.org/wiki/FAQVideoModes
[18:48] <Mow> Alright thanks ill just sit in here afk for a few minutes
[18:49] <chaos2fu> any tip of a good FTP-server?
[18:49] <franczen> I did a clean install of Jaunty. Since then, my laptop's wifi (Atheros AR2413) doesn't work. It sees all the available networks, it just simply does not connect. First thing I tried is to test my router. But with other boxes it worked as it should. Then I tried to disable the encryption, but still the same. Jaunty comes with ath5k driver by default. This apparently didn't work for me, so I enabled madwifi, which worked since Fiest
[18:49] <franczen> y. The same issue. As third option I tried ndiswrapper (this also worked in all previous versions). The same simptome. After Googling around, I found that for some people it was a solution to completely remove network-manager, and install wicd instead. I have also compiled the latest compat-wireless. No success. I am totally stuck. Could anyone lend me a hand?
[18:49] <Mow> So in the synaptic package manager there should be a thing to download kubunto ?
[18:49] <chaos2fu> !ftp
[18:49] <ccasket> chaos2fu: proftpd, but make sure you read the docs and understand the config... and make sure all passwords are strong, firewall the box, all that good stuff
[18:49] <cambazz> hello. can someone recomend me a non-firefox alternative for ubuntu desktop
[18:50] <cambazz> i just need two different browsers
[18:50] <Yak0> opera?
[18:50] <Yak0> Hi, does anyone know how to find the subsystem vendor and device ID of my wireless card?
[18:50] <ccasket> chaos2fu: proftpd can be a security risk if you have user accounts with weak passwords, you can get owned fast
[18:50] <Yak0> it's pci-express
[18:50] <wigglez> is it possible to get a Verizon pcmcia card working in ubuntu
[18:50] <franczen> cambazz: epiphany-webkit or opera
[18:50] <Viktor_> hello! can anyone tell me if there is now a working ati driver for 4870x2 to ubuntu?
[18:50] <Mow> Franczen I had the same problem did you look at your hardware drivers to make sure everything was activated
[18:50] <Lint01> Mow: kubuntu-desktop
[18:50] <fccf> cambazz: wigglez, I have had luck with those ..
[18:50] <franczen> Mow: Of course
[18:50] <ccasket> wigglez: yeah it should be
[18:51] <franczen> Yak0: lspci?
[18:51] <chaos2fu> ok ccasket, any other tip that wont be a security risk...?
[18:51] <ccasket> Mow: you're looking for the "KDE desktop meta-package" or something like that
[18:51] <shane2peru> ok, I record a video on my tvcard with mencoder, and afterwards I can't hear any sound through my speakers
[18:51] <wigglez> ccasket; i read it is possible. i found a guide on my card, but im not sure if it applies to PCMCIA or just USB
[18:51] <fccf> wigglez: it acts as a ppp device as I remember you have to setup wvdial to use it
[18:51] <shane2peru> how can I reset my sound device/devices without rebooting?
[18:51] <Mow> Alright thanks for all the help guys
[18:51] <wigglez> basically, i have a card i plug into the side of my laptop. not usb. im assuming that is pcmcia (i have never used it until now)
[18:51] <Yak0> franczen: that only gives the regular dev and vend id
[18:51] <Viktor_> last time i played arund with it 2 months ago it didnt suport on 3d  things
[18:51] <markit> hi, how can I have the console keyboard correctly localized? with debian was a matter of dpkg-reconfigure locales and dpkg-reconfigure console-data, but in 8.04 I have no effect
[18:51] <Yak0> franczen, i need the subsystem ones
[18:51] <ccasket> chaos2fu: tell us more about the video sharing and what you're actually doing... putting them on a website might be better
[18:52] <Mow> how in the world do you guys read all of these..
[18:52] <wigglez> ccasket; http://74.125.93.132/search?q=cache:0r4FYUP_-lIJ:linux.derkeiler.com/pdf/Mailing-Lists/Ubuntu/2008-02/msg02220.pdf+verizon+V740+express+card+ubuntu&cd=9&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
[18:52] <wigglez> that is the link in which i found my card.
[18:52] <shane2peru> I have no sound now, how can I restore my sound?
[18:52] <ccasket> chaos2fu: it's a bit easier to get started with apache if you're new to server stuff
[18:52] <ccasket> wigglez: I don't run the card, can't give specifics, just read that people use them myself
[18:52] <manpoole> I some how removed my task bar completely for a theme in ubuntu using configuration editor (alt+F2) and now i want it back but cannot remember what setting I changed lol anyone know what it is?
[18:52] <fccf> wigglez: often those cards act as a USB device even though they arn't ... the device comes up as TTYUSB001
[18:52] <wigglez> ahh
[18:52] <franczen> Yak0: I think it gives all the infos, even the subsystem, no?
[18:52] <wigglez> fccf ok thats what i thought
[18:53] <wigglez> thats what i wanted to clarify.
[18:53] <chaos2fu> okej ccasket, I have now installed ubuntu on a computer that will work as a fileserver... I want to access it contents from my other Ubuntu computer in the living room (mediapc!;-) without building a local network. I have 100/20 in broadband with a switch?
[18:53] <Yak0> franczen, it only gives me 02:00.0 0280: 8086:4222 (rev 02)
[18:53] <Yak0> not the subsystem id's
[18:53] <wigglez> fccf; ill follow that guide then. im sure it will work :). thank you
[18:53] <ccasket> chaos2fu: Without telling you you're wrong... why on earth not build a LAN?
[18:53] <graelin> manpoole: the gnome panel?
[18:53] <manpoole> yea
[18:54] <wigglez> i found many guides on it but it kept referring to USB when i thought it was PCMCIA. which is why i came here to ask heh. i learned something new i guess :)
[18:54] <graelin> manpoole: Do you have one at top of screen?
[18:54] <chaos2fu> would it be much easier?
[18:54] <ccasket> chaos2fu: in that situation you will save so much headache just putting wireless cards on each box and going that route
[18:54] <manpoole> nope
[18:54] <jschoolcraft> How do I get ubuntu to ignore this check? Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table
[18:54] <graelin> manpoole: gnome-panel in terminal I think
[18:54] <jschoolcraft> trying to send mail from a rails app to my hosted email on the domain the webserver is on
[18:54] <manpoole> thanks
[18:54] <fccf> wiggles: if you type lsusb with it plugged in you will see if I am right
[18:54] <manpoole> now if i can only make it permanent
[18:55] <chaos2fu> The main reason is that i have bad experiences about routers, with port forwarding and so on...now i have clean internet to every computer in house (5 ips)
[18:55] <ccasket> chaos2fu: then you can use SMB to share the files, which is intended for LAN use
[18:55] <fccf> wigglez: ^^^
[18:55] <shane2peru> ahh, I can't get my sound working
[18:55] <wigglez> ok. well i cant at the moment. my friend is bringing my card now :) but i will stick around until then
[18:55] <shane2peru> it was working and now it isn't for now explained reason
[18:55] <shane2peru> any ideas?
[18:55] <chaos2fu> but ok ccasket, i will follow your advice and buy a router tomorrow.. SMB?
[18:55] <ohir> shel/1
[18:55] <ohir> oops
[18:56] <dtanner> manpoole: save the session maybe
[18:56] <Mow> alright downloading the kubuntu desktop as that tutorial you showed me says
[18:56] <ccasket> chaos2fu: it sounds like you are already on a LAN in your house then? so SMB shares should be visible to all computers on the same router. SMB=Samba=what you get when you right click in File Browser and Sharing Options
[18:56] <chuck_> manpoole, type this in terminal rm -rf ~/.gconf/apps/panel  then reboot panels will be back to default
[18:56] <Kalmi_> chaos2fu, wow... I want broadband like that... :)
[18:56] <apelgate> hello
[18:56] <wigglez> but in the mean time i do have a problem
[18:56] <manpoole> ill just look for gnome panel in gconf-editor or add it to startup
[18:57] <aaronvarghese> helo
[18:57] <apelgate> how do I setup a static ip address on kubuntu?
[18:57] <ccasket> chaos2fu: port forwarding shouldn't enter into it, you should be able to use default Gnome file sharing to make the folder visible to all machines on the LAN
[18:57] <manpoole> ok chuck
[18:57] <Mow> lol kalmi
[18:57] <RProgrammer> The "fusion-icon" package lets you hotswap window managers from a taskbar (even non-Compiz/KWin ones)
[18:57] <wigglez> my ethernet card will not work. the card is detected, driver loaded, and even configured in gnome. but i cant get anything to resolve.
[18:57] <chaos2fu> no i dont have any lan in my house, i have five public ips by my switch by my ISP...hihi ;-)
[18:57] <Kalmi_> Mow, 5 of them :)
[18:57] <wigglez> i've checked my resolv.conf and it is correct, but im thinking it is related to the hardware
[18:57] <Kalmi_> chaos2fu, portforwarding is not hard... and we can help you with it... :P
[18:57] <fccf> wiggles: what does ifconfig give you
[18:57] <aaronvarghese> i have a problem with the flash (adobe) it says its the wrong arcitecture
[18:57] <wigglez> fccf one sec
[18:58] <Mow> how do you guys do it im getting a headache already just reading all this o_0
[18:58] <ccasket> chaos2fu: wow, well I guess you'll need port forwarding if you want to use all those IPs when the router is in place :)  definitely it's time for a LAN though if you want to share video between the two comps
[18:58] <apelgate> guys?
[18:58] <fccf> wiggles: post to pastebin
[18:58] <Kalmi_> Mow, turn off join/part messages
[18:58] <aaronvarghese> can some one help i need adobe flash on my jaunty but it says wrong arcitecture
[18:59] <chaos2fu> hehe okej Kalmi_ and u all others guys...i will buy a router tomorrow (wireless hehe) and setup my own private network *crying, only using one IP then...*hihi...and if anybody else wants five IPs and fast internet, move to sweden hehe :-)
[18:59] <Yud_Zroc> any tips on why flash player 10 is all flickery and whatnot
[18:59] <Myrtti> !flash | aaronvarghese
[18:59] <ccasket> chaos2fu: your 100/20 is like 50 times better than what i have :(
[18:59] <Yud_Zroc> tyvm Myr
[18:59] <ccasket> good luck
[18:59] <aaronvarghese> i did it with deby packagfemanager
[19:00] <aaronvarghese> sory
[19:00] <Lint01> how can I use the NTFS security?
[19:00] <aaronvarghese> package manager
[19:00] <Mow> 112 of 138 almost done xD
[19:00] <darthbator> I had a somewhat unconventional questsion I was trying to make a windows 7 bootable USB installer on a USB stick with unetbootin for a PC here at work and it doesn't seem to want to copy the files from the ISO onto the disk
[19:00] <Mow> and I dont understand does that turn off like the public so I can only see you guys typing?
[19:01] <fabio_> ciao
[19:01] <aneek> whass up man..?????
[19:02] <cabrey> darthbator: see #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:02] <cabrey> !ubuntu-offtopic
[19:02] <wual> i need places/any of the folder selections in gnome to stop opening in audacious and start opening in nautilus.
[19:02] <wual> how do i do this
[19:02] <fccf> !offtopic
[19:02] <LuciusMare> how can i add someone to a group?
[19:02] <LuciusMare> in terminal?
[19:02] <apelgate> what is this channel for then?
[19:02] <Kalmi_> darthbator, i don't think unetbootin works with windows
[19:02] <Mow> its for help
[19:02] <mrbach> secret_of_love135
[19:03] <ccasket> wual: Menu Editor, add the menu item to Settings menu for File types app (one of the apps with box not checked by default in Menu Editor under Settings menu)
[19:03] <Lint01> how can I use the NTFS security?
[19:03] <fccf> apelgate: ubuntu support - not windows 7 usb installer support
[19:03] <apelgate> has anyone setup static ip addresses before here?
[19:03] <aaronvarghese> can some one give me the code to installing flsh in the terminal
[19:03] <ccasket> wual: in that file types app you can set the preferred apps centrally
[19:03] <chaos2fu> haha okej ccasket... just buy a cable...;-)! thanks for all the help and advices...
[19:03] <fizzle> fccf; errrr this is wigglez, sorry my router borked.  anyways i got my ethernet working..
[19:03] <apelgate> fccf: window? yuck
[19:03] <eth01> Lol.
[19:03] <fizzle> it seems something is wrong with my router..
[19:03] <Myrtti> aaronvarghese: did you read the link ubottu gave you?
[19:03] <koichirose> hi, how do I create a user and give him ssh access to one folder only?
[19:04] <Mow> you can google for the terminal code to install flash im not sure it it works through
[19:04] <cowgarden> can someone recommend an advanced video-editor? there seem to be many (PiTiVi, kdenlive etc.)
[19:04] <Yud_Zroc> hm im using ubuntu 9.04 is dont have directions for that
[19:04] <fccf> Lint01: NTFS is a filesystem - to use it in Linux you need to install ntfs-3g -
[19:04] <ccasket> koichirose: which folder are you giving access to?
[19:04] <Mow> Yd what you need help with?
[19:04] <Myrtti> !tab | Mow
[19:05] <Lint01> fccf: it gives the volume full access, but I need the security to work
[19:05] <koichirose> ccasket: a folder in the home of another user
[19:05] <Mow> Oh right...
[19:05] <fccf> Lint01: windows security .. you mean file permissions right?
[19:06] <Mow> brb guys
[19:06] <Lint01> yes
[19:06] <bin1010> okay..I have the 32 bit chroot running and it seems happy.  When I run dchroot -d "/usr/local/bin/bcompare" it should go to the chroot and run the /usr/local/bin/bcompare in the chroot, right?  I get the following errors?  Do i have to aptitude a bunch of stuff over to the chroot guy?  http://pastebin.ca/1445165
[19:06] <ccasket> koichirose, have you tried to symlink to it from new user's homedir
[19:06] <aaronvarghese> mirty
[19:06] <somaunn> hello everyone
[19:06] <aaronvarghese> ru here
[19:06] <fccf> Lint01: In other words your users cannot access the data off the drive because everything is owned by root?
[19:07] <aaronvarghese> mirtyyy
[19:07] <wual> ccasket, file management?
[19:07] <wigglez> ok i updated my wireless drivers as well. wtf is aa RF-kill button for my wireless radio signal
[19:07] <koichirose> ccasket: no, i have no idea how to do that. Also, I have to do it from the terminal
[19:07] <wual> i dont see anywhere in here that specifies what opens folders in the places list
[19:07] <wigglez> it says that my radio signal is disabled. but on the front of my laptop it is on
[19:07] <Lint01> fccf: no, everybody has rwx access, but I want the NTFS file permissions to be mapped to Ubuntu users
[19:07] <ccasket> wual: yes I think that one :) sorry in KDE right now not Gnome so I can't see it myself
[19:07] <wual> folders open fine elsewhere
[19:08] <wual> its just the places list after i updated to 9.04
[19:08] <wual> and i created a nother user and it opens fine for that login
[19:08] <mohan_> hi..
[19:08] <wigglez> ah i got it the button is backwards for some reason lol
[19:08] <ccasket> wual: hmm I may have misunderstood your problem... but file management app should help with file associations if that is what is relevant
[19:08] <aaronvarghese> can some one help with flash
[19:09] <wual> ccasket: they're not files.
[19:09] <fccf> Lint01: that isn't how it works... you could boot that NTFS drive and those permissions would carry over to a networked ubuntu... but ntfs doesn't have the owner:group permissioning that linux does
[19:09] <wual> they're folders
[19:09] <mohan_> I have installed ubuntu 9 64bit in one partition and AVlinux 32 bit on another partition..
[19:09] <mohan_> only ubuntu is showing in grub..
[19:09] <aaronvarghese> wrong arcitecture
[19:09] <mohan_> how to add AVlinux also in it..
[19:09] <chuck_> !flash|aaronvarghese,
[19:09] <Mow> wow this is interesting
[19:09] <ccasket> koichirose, in a terminal does "cd /home/newuser" "ln -s /folder/somewhere/else" work?
[19:10] <Jack_Sparrow> mohan_ gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst   add the other os
[19:10] <ccasket> wual, you are saying that folders are not opening from the file browser into the file browser? :3
[19:10] <Mow> Ok so how would I go about changing the theme for KDE
[19:10] <Kalmi_> !flash | aaronvarghese
[19:10] <Lint01> geez, NTFS is damned 16 years old, and still not supported.. what a junk
[19:10] <Jack_Sparrow> !theme
[19:11] <Mow> thanks jack lol..
[19:11] <Lint01> why I cannot map NTFS SIDs to ubuntu uids?
[19:11] <regeya> Lint01, well, ext2 is pretty old, and windows still doesn't support it
[19:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow It is drag an ddrop in Ubuntu, See #Kubuntu or KDE if needed
[19:11] <prefrontal> Wubi was working but now it just goes to Grub
[19:11] <prefrontal> why, and what's the fix?
[19:11] <Mow> it is?
[19:11] <geirha> Lint01: The specs for NTFS are kept secret by MS
[19:11] <mohan_> Jack_Sparrow: how can i specify that kernel line.. /boot/vmlinuz- something....
[19:11] <aaronvarghese> help
[19:11] <koichirose> ccasket: no, newuser does not yet exist
[19:11] <Mow> So I just grab the them and drop it like on whatever I want it on?..
[19:11] <regeya> !ask | aaronvarghese
[19:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow in ubuntu we just drag and drop the tar theme onto the themem manager
[19:12] <Mow> oooh ok..thanks
[19:12] <mohan_> Jack_Sparrow: and also initrd file..
[19:12] <fccf> Lint01:  best bet is to copy everything on NTFS drive to a ext3 drive and apply permissions to the files on the new drive
[19:12] <coz_> unless it is a suit pacakge
[19:12] <Mow> glad I know that now....
[19:12] <aaronvarghese> can some one help me with instaling flash
[19:12] <Lint01> geirha: people has 16 years to reverse-engineer _everything_ about it
[19:12] <Jack_Sparrow> mohan_ them drop onto the initrd file?
[19:13] <cabrey> aaronvarghese, get.adobe.com
[19:13] <aaronvarghese> can some one help me with instaling flash
[19:13] <ccasket> koichirose, the basic syntax for a symlink is "ln -s target link", link being optional and defaulting to name of target... the other things to watch for are ownership of the symlink and the target, you may sometimes need to create the symlink as root, change its ownership after creation if so with "sudo chown newuser.newuser [link]"... testing will reveal all :)
[19:13] <spsneo> RHorse: hey Its working now
[19:13] <Lint01> *had
[19:13] <eth01> cabrey: no
[19:13] <eth01> cabrey: apt-get
[19:13] <Jack_Sparrow> aaronvarghese Patiernce please.
[19:13] <spsneo> RHorse: i just restarted the router and it started working. anyways thanks a ton :D
[19:13] <mohan_> Jack_Sparrow: i want to add AVLinux which resides in another partition into the grub..
[19:13] <fccf> !attitude >aaronvarghese
[19:13] <koichirose> ccasket: thanks, i'll give it a try
[19:13] <wual> ccasket, PLACES at the top of the screen
[19:13] <Jack_Sparrow> mohan_ gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst   add the other os
[19:13] <wual> any directory underneath it
[19:13] <wual> opens in audacious
[19:14] <cabrey> aaronvarghese, sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
[19:14] <wual> instead of nautilus
[19:14] <FloodBot2> wual: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:14] <wual> FloodBot1, shut your whore mouth
[19:14] <cabrey> !ohmy|wual
[19:14] <ccasket> wual: ahh, interesting...sounds like a bug, as it's never happened to me when i was using gnome..
[19:14] <mohan_> Jack_Sparrow: is just path is enough? shouldn't i add the kernel and initrd line? (kernel path)
[19:14] <pc> is "trackerd" running crazy for anyone else?  (I've newly upgraded to 9.04)
[19:15] <Jack_Sparrow> mohan_ Yes, you need to build the whole thing
[19:15] <Lint01> fccf: FYI: being posix-compatible fs, NTFS supports group:owner permissioning
[19:15] <mohan_> Jack_Sparrow: hmm.. confused.. can u pls guide me?
[19:15] <geirha> Lint01: Well, there are already many usable and stable filesystems for linux, so I don't see why anyone would bother reverse-engineering ntfs
[19:15] <Jack_Sparrow> mohan_ Sorry, I know nothing about that other os and what it needs
[19:16] <franczen> /msg
[19:16] <mohan_> Jack_Sparrow: AVLinux is an 32bit debian based distro..
[19:16] <mohan_> Jack_Sparrow: it is in (hd1,3)
[19:16] <nick2paris>  /msg NickServ identify
[19:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !register > nick2paris
[19:17] <nick2paris> thx
[19:17] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[19:17] <mohan_> Jack_Sparrow: does copying the /vmlinuz-2.6.28-3 and initrd.img-2.6.28-3 from Avlinux's /boot folder to the ubuntu boot folder will do the job?
[19:18] <ccasket> !register > ccasket
[19:18] <Jack_Sparrow> mohan_ One sec.
[19:18] <mohan_> Jack_Sparrow: ok sir..
[19:18] <franczen> !register|franczen
[19:18] <uuv> I have ubuntu installed, can I install windows vista in dual boot after this? Or am I forced to install Vista first? Someone said it won't show up when booting if ubuntu is installed first.
[19:19] <mohan_> yes uuv..
[19:19] <ccasket> uuv: broadly you are correct
[19:19] <fallore> i booted from a 7.04 ubuntu live cd to resize a 1.5tb partition. gparted sees the drive, but in the drive selection sees the size as -698723958272.00 bytes. in the graphical display and all other areas it shows it as the proper size. is it safe to resize this drive?
[19:19] <cabrey> uuv, you have to reinstall the bootloader
[19:19] <Jack_Sparrow> uuv It wont show up, but can be fixed
[19:19] <cabrey> after installing vista
[19:19] <uuv> Is it complicated?
[19:19] <NeoTubNinja> you can install ubuntu but you have to reinstall grub in a contrived way and its more hassle from what i hear
[19:19] <franczen> Can I Disabling Join/Part messages in empathy?
[19:20] <S33PlusPlus> Can grep search for partial matches?
[19:20] <ccasket> uuv: you want to find specific how-to for your version of Vista to confirm it will work, but often you can install Windows second, then boot from the Ubuntu live CD and reinstall grub over the Windows bootloader that overwrote grub
[19:20] <ccasket> uuv: if at all possible, install Windows first then Ubuntu second :)
[19:20] <jschoolcraft> what would I set fallback_transport to in order to have non-local users mail get sent to my google hosted mail (rails app and ubuntu using postfix)
[19:20] <Jack_Sparrow> mohan_ http://paste.ubuntu.com/186777/ Is a script I made to create a /boot on a cd, see if it has anything that will help you.  Sorry I am a bit preoccupied
[19:20] <fallore> uuv: i just went over that issue (windows overwriting GRUB) and while it can be a little confusing to fix, it isn't hard and good guides exist.
[19:20] <uuv> Okay, thanks all =)
[19:21] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore Do you want to try something interesting?
[19:21] <mohan_> ok.. thanx,,
[19:21] <uuv> I think I'll try running my games on Wine first, and if it doesn't work, then reinstall ubuntu and stuff.
[19:21] <fallore> uuv: my issue came from having two separate hard drives and an array of partitions. if you're running it normally then it should be easy.
[19:21] <fallore> Jack_Sparrow: always
[19:21] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore see the script I just linked to mohan_
[19:21] <uuv> I'll look into those guides then, thanks :)
[19:21] <ccasket> uuv: what games, we might be able to tell you if they are worth trying on wine in ubuntu
[19:22] <ccasket> or if it's a lost cause :)
[19:22] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore You could reinstall windows and still boot right back to ubuntu with your mbr in hand
[19:22] <S33PlusPlus> what module handles ipv6? my school's IT is too lazy to upgrade with our government alloted money
[19:22] <uuv> ccasket: Warcraft III
[19:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !ipv6
[19:22] <fallore> Jack_Sparrow: i already fixed that issue :P
[19:22] <S33PlusPlus> That works :P
[19:22] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore I thought since you just did it you might like to see how I handled it
[19:22] <ccasket> uuv, Starcraft ran perfectly for me with the exception of battle.net not displaying properly, I bet WCIII works
[19:23] <fallore> sure, i'll give it a look, Jack_Sparrow
[19:23] <uuv> Yep, i've heard that too =)
[19:23] <cabrey> S33PlusPlus, I believe IPv6 is integrated into the Jaunty kernel
[19:23] <uuv> Just have to wait for couple of days till the disks arrive :)
[19:23] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore You run the script. it makes a cd with your /boot on it
[19:23] <Lint01> uuv: WC3? you'll need a proprietary driver to run it
[19:23] <fallore> uuv: i've heard good things about running wc3 with wine. do you play dota or ladder (this is support-relevant)
[19:23] <uuv> Dota, actually
[19:23] <NeoTubNinja> uuv: if those are the 2 important ones might be able to get away with virtualbox
[19:23] <wizzkizz> join ubuntuforums
[19:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !appdb
[19:23] <NeoTubNinja> not for the games mind you
[19:23] <S33PlusPlus> Crap, so it's not a module anymore? there goes my blacklist plan
[19:23] <NeoTubNinja> just windows in general
[19:23] <fallore> uuv: do you use other 3rd party programs (LC, inventory+, banlist, etc?)
[19:24] <JackB21> like Cedega
[19:24] <uuv> Nothing but Garena
[19:24] <cabrey> S33PlusPlus, why do you want to blacklist it?
[19:24] <uuv> to search games
[19:24] <xerox1> any suggestions for a program that safely erases files or folders? for example by overwriting them several times?
[19:24] <fallore> uuv: okay. i haven't done it before, but i'm guessing it wouldn't be /too/ hard to get it going for both programs.
[19:24] <geirha> xerox1: man shred
[19:24] <fallore> uuv: garena is pretty popular, too, so i wouldn't be surprised if there was a guide for doing so.
[19:25] <Jack_Sparrow> xerox1 dd from cli has that ability but there are many ways from what I was told
[19:25] <maxstirner1> help! i've just accidentially deleted lots of files using the rsync --delete, how do i undelete?
[19:25] <S33PlusPlus> I don't have IPv6 network hardware anywhere
[19:25] <cabrey> xemacs, shred
[19:25] <uuv> Ye, I'll have to look into it
[19:25] <S33PlusPlus> not at home, not at school
[19:25] <uuv> But if it fails, I can always install windows
[19:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !info shred
[19:25] <sebsebseb> maxstirner1: may not be able to
[19:25] <cabrey> I think there is a RPM for it
[19:25] <geirha> Jack_Sparrow: shred is part of coreutils
[19:25] <maxstirner1> oh dear!
[19:25] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[19:25] <fallore> Jack_Sparrow: looks as effective as having a live cd around :P
[19:25] <xerox1> geirha & Jack_Sparrow: shred seems to be cool thx for help
[19:25] <maxstirner1> sebsebseb: its on ext3..
[19:26] <cabrey> Nevermind, shred should already be installed
[19:26] <ccasket> maxstirner1: First thing is to make sure no new files get made on the system where you deleted files, that will increase the chance you can recover the data
[19:26] <hollow_> hola
[19:26] <sebsebseb> !es
[19:26] <fallore> i booted from a 7.04 ubuntu live cd to resize a 1.5tb partition. gparted sees the drive, but in the drive selection sees the size as -698723958272.00 bytes. in the graphical display and all other areas it shows it as the proper size. is it safe to resize this drive?
[19:26] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore Yep
[19:26] <maxstirner1> ccasket: yes, its on an external usb disk so no problem there
[19:26] <vega> what's with this update manager suddenly appearing all by itself in jaunty and where do i turn this thing off? i want the old notification system
[19:26] <fallore> neat nonetheless, Jack_Sparrow. i'd bookmark it if i wasn't on a live cd
[19:26] <b3rz3rk3r_> having issues with Gnome-Do, anyone familiar with it?
[19:26] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore np..
[19:26] <d00000de> i say what what!
[19:26] <d00000de> in the butt
[19:27] <ccasket> maxstirner1: maybe someone has a ubuntu repo app recommendation, there are a variety of tools to search for files that don't have handles and restore them
[19:27] <cabrey> !ask|b3rz3rk3r
[19:28] <b3rz3rk3r_> Using the GUI i have set Gnome-Do to autostart on boot, when that didnt work, i manually added it to the Startup list, which still hasnt worked. How can i  get it to start on boot?
[19:28] <Jack_Sparrow> FYI..   http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html
[19:28] <Jack_Sparrow> Free Ubuntu Guide
[19:28] <maxstirner1> ccasket: thanks, am looking around..
[19:28] <colonelqubit> How do I get people to help me triage and fix a given bug? Is there a separate IRC channel for that?
[19:28] <cabrey> b3rz3rk3r_, are you sure it isn't starting or is it just hidden on startup?
[19:28] <sebsebseb> colonelqubit: #ubuntu-bugs
[19:29] <colonelqubit> sebsebseb: danke!
[19:29] <cabrey> b3rz3rk3r_, hit super space, what comes up
[19:29] <sebsebseb> colonelqubit: ja danke
[19:29] <b3rz3rk3r_> cabrey, when i call it with the key combo, i get nothing, then manually start it and try, and its come up first time
[19:29] <chuck_> Jack_Sparrow, thanks
[19:29] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[19:30] <b3rz3rk3r_> cabrey, im quite familiar with ubuntu, been using since 7.04.. but first time using 64bit, could this be the cause?
[19:30] <cabrey> b3rz3rk3r_, do you have quiet mode enabled?
[19:30] <cabrey> yea that could be, i don't think gnome-do is 32 bit
[19:30] <b3rz3rk3r_> cabrey, as in it shows no icon when starting? yes
[19:30] <cabrey> * 64 bit
[19:31] <regeya> I'll have to brag on the dev team:  initially getting my 64bit machine to run was a breeze...
[19:31] <cabrey> b3rz3rk3r_, disable that (make it show on launch) and what happens
[19:31] <Jack_Sparrow> !chroot
[19:31] <b3rz3rk3r_> cabrey, iv converted all my machines to 64bit now :(
[19:31] <b3rz3rk3r_> cabrey, right oh,, will do. thx.
[19:31] <fallore> this is silly, but someone make sure my math is right: 1024000MB = 1000GB right?
[19:31] <ruz322> yea
[19:32] <xerox1> yes
[19:32] <fallore> thanks
[19:32] <Rigongia> fallore : not exactly
[19:32] <b3rz3rk3r_> fallore, from binary to decimal, yes
[19:32] <lllll>  lololad
[19:32] <ruz322> lol wow
[19:32] <regeya> o_O
[19:32] <sebsebseb> !lol
[19:32] <Rigongia> ops ... sorry fallore, it's correct
[19:33] <fallore> can gparted handle drives as large as 1.5tb?
[19:33] <Kalmi_> fallore, why couldn't it?
[19:33] <b3rz3rk3r_> fallore, yes, i have x2 of those and it has been no prob at all
[19:33] <ruz322> should be able to
[19:33] <fallore> Kalmi_: because it's displaying the size as a negative number in a few instances.
[19:33] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore try the livecd of gparted, I have see this before
[19:33] <Kalmi_> fallore, oh... that sounds like a no than :)
[19:34] <Jack_Sparrow> !gparted
[19:34] <wizzkizz> hi, has anyone here the same problem with jaunty as i have? when i mount my luks-encrypted portable harddisk, i cannot copy anything of it to my computer (lots of i/o error), while the very same disk works fine under windows xp (using FreeOTFE). so it's not a problem with the disk, but with my desktop running jaunty. Before i upgraded from intrepid, everything worked fine as well.
[19:34] <b3rz3rk3r_> fallore, those are both NTFS partitions tho for network compatibility, so im not sure about EXT3/4
[19:34] <benc2> is there a reason not to install source package under the same path where the apt-get package normally goes?
[19:34] <jschoolcraft> is there a simpler smtp than postfix?
[19:34] <jschoolcraft> just want to send mail from my rails app out to my MX
[19:35] <fccf> jschoolcraft: sendmail
[19:35] <ccasket> benc2, yes, traditionally user built packages do not use the same part of the filesystem so that the package manager won't disturb them
[19:35] <pc> fallore: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibibyte
[19:35] <cabrey> b3rz3rk3r_, there is a 64 bit gnome do package available
[19:35] <fallore> b3rz3rk3r_: ot
[19:35] <fallore> b3rz3rk3r_: it's NTFS.
[19:35] <unop> benc2, well yea, also you don't want your built package to conflict with the debian one
[19:36] <b3rz3rk3r_> cabrey, great, from the repos?
[19:36] <b3rz3rk3r_> fallore, then u shouldnt have a problem ;)
[19:36] <LuciusMare> hello,i connected to another computer trough ssl - putty.How can i transfer files?
[19:36] <cabrey> from the gnome do ppa it looks like
[19:36] <cabrey> release 0.8.0
[19:36] <fallore> b3rz3rk3r_: it just throws me off that it sees it as a negative file size
[19:36] <cabrey> b3rz3rk3r_, https://launchpad.net/do/+download
[19:36] <benc2> ccasket:, cabrey: thanks
[19:37] <franczen> Is it possible to disabling Join/Part messages in empathy?
[19:37] <fallore> is it possible that i will have different (better) results from the gparted live cd than just using this ubuntu 7.04 live cd?
[19:37] <ccasket> LuciusMare, check out pscp.exe or filezilla to do that from windows localhost to ubuntu remote
[19:37] <Kalmi_> cabrey, the 64 bit gnome-do in the ppa used to be messed up...
[19:37] <b3rz3rk3r_> fallore, make sure that u are using the most recent GParted is always a good idea.. booting off a CD/USb may also help as the partitions may need to be dismounted?
[19:37] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore Yes, drastically
[19:37] <LuciusMare> oh,forgot to say
[19:37] <LuciusMare> linux>linux
[19:37] <b3rz3rk3r_> cabrey, thx, il give that a go now
[19:37] <LuciusMare> not linux>windows
[19:37] <ccasket> fallore, yes
[19:38] <cabrey> Kalmi_, I have no idea I just saw it, but I don't have a 64 sysstem
[19:38] <ccasket> LuciusMare, I like using Filezilla for that if a graphical client is desired. it is Linux native as well, great app
[19:38] <fallore> Jack_Sparrow: would you mind explaining why? if you know, of course
[19:38] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore It is only about 50 meg dl
[19:38] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore It will be a newer version
[19:38] <fccf> LuciusMare: if you have openssh on the server and you use GFTP you can setup gftp to use port 22/ssh to xfer files
[19:38] <ccasket> LuciusMare, but if you like the putty suite, pscp = putty scp = secure copy
[19:39] <ccasket> LuciusMare, yes, gftp is another gui option like filezilla
[19:39] <LuciusMare> ccasket: i know it exists,but i dont know how to use it.i just installed putty,not anything more
[19:39] <LuciusMare> so how can i use pscp? :)
[19:39] <amd> hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[19:39] <mynyml> i'm experiencing random freezes - is it likely to be ext4's fault?
[19:39] <sebsebseb> mynyml: possibly check out the release notes
[19:39] <fccf> LuciusMare: I'd reccommend GFTP - easier to support
[19:39] <jwfoxjr> if I configure my wired interface under /etc/network/interfaces does that mean it will no longer be under the control of NetworkManager?
[19:39] <sebsebseb> !notes | mynml
[19:40] <jthomas_sb> where can I find openoffice.org-headless for 9.04 ??
[19:40] <mynyml> sebsebseb: thanks
[19:40] <sebsebseb> mynyml: np
[19:40] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore NOte the warning for HP Pavillions
[19:40] <sid_lug> can anyone tell me what should i do to remove the error " subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 127 Errors were encountered while processing:  ipppd" while installing a gcc compiler in ubuntu 9.04??
[19:41] <xyzzymaze> greetings 'jackalopes' ..;)
[19:41] <ccasket> LuciusMare, fccf has a good point - gftp has more users here than Filezilla. FZ is mostly useful as it is similar on all 3 major platforms. I'm looking at pscp for you right now
[19:41] <ikus060> Hi, I'm having performance issue since I use Jaunty. Everything that is display related make other process slow or stop.
[19:41] <sebsebseb> xyzzymaze: some people here may be using  Intrepid Ibex, Hardy Heron, or other distros, so not quite
[19:41] <xyzzymaze> sebsebseb: ah .. I stand corrected, thanks ..
[19:41] <unr3a1> hey all
[19:42] <ccasket> type 'pscp' without options, in a terminal, to see its syntax
[19:42] <xyzzymaze> wondering, anyone else having issues w/Evolution? Specific, it launches, checks mail for 3 secs, then just quits ..
[19:42] <unr3a1> How do I make it so I can manually configure my DNS settings without affecting DHCP?
[19:42] <ccasket> LuciusMare, ^^
[19:42] <Alex___> Hey, can anyone help me... I downloaded the ATI Drivers and Catalyst Control Center for my graphics card... I got my resolution and everything set... but every time I turn off my computer or restart it, the settings get deleted... How can I fix it?
[19:42] <fallore> thanks for your help Jack_Sparrow, b3rz3rk3r_, and others :D going to burn gparted to a disc and see how it works.
[19:43] <LuciusMare> but i would like to use pscp :)
[19:43] <LuciusMare> hey
[19:43] <jchoot> is there anywhere else that (hardy) update manager logs besides term.log, I can't get rid of "a problem occurred when checking for updates"
[19:43] <Kalmi_> LuciusMare, I assume you are under windows... You should try winscp... It's a really nice GUI app for transfering files
[19:43] <LuciusMare> it IS installed
[19:43] <LuciusMare> Kalmi_: i am not,why do you assume?
[19:43] <ccasket> Kalmi_, he's actually on Ubuntu :)
[19:43] <sebsebseb> xyzzymaze: there we go someone on hardy
[19:43] <sebsebseb> xyzzymaze: by the sounds of it
[19:44] <colonelqubit> sebsebseb: thanks for pointing me at #ubuntu-bugs. Unfortunately I'm not getting much traction there. Would the mailing lists be more helpful?
[19:44] <ccasket> LuciusMare, Putty is usually used by windows users, hence the assumption. Syntax for pscp would depend on what you are doing, which way are you movign the files? to or from your local box?
[19:44] <xyzzymaze> sebsebseb: `k .. I won't presume next time
[19:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptfix > jchoot
[19:44] <Jack_Sparrow> jchoot That may be of help
[19:44] <sebsebseb> colonelqubit: yeah maybe
[19:44] <Yud_Zroc> can i get assistance with installing my ati driver this is my lspci listing http://paste.ubuntu.com/186800/
[19:44] <LuciusMare> ccasket: to and from
[19:44] <LuciusMare> vary :)
[19:44] <unr3a1> does anyone know?
[19:44] <xyzzymaze> sebsebseb: Do you know of any issues with Evolution?
[19:44] <Alex___> Hey, can anyone help me... I downloaded the ATI Drivers and Catalyst Control Center for my graphics card... I got my resolution and everything set... but every time I turn off my computer or restart it, the settings get deleted... How can I fix it? Running Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04)
[19:45] <ohir> LuciusMare: add your putty install dir to path or use full path at console
[19:45] <ccasket> LuciusMare, "pscp some-remote-host.com:myfileinmyhomedir ." to pull stuff in from a remote home directory
[19:45] <sebsebseb> xyzzymaze: nah and I would use Thunderbird if I am going to use an email client, and Thunderbird 3 nearly released :)
[19:45] <LuciusMare> ccasket: thanks
[19:45] <ohir> LuciusMare: pscp -h should give you short hel, longer help is within putty documentation
[19:45] <sebsebseb> xyzzymaze: of course that won't be in the Ubuntu 9.04 repo though  I expect
[19:45] <ccasket> LuciusMare, "pscp somelocalfile host.com:" to push it to your same username on the remote host, home directory
[19:46] <xyzzymaze> sebsebseb: and I do use Tbird.. wanted to try out Evo, but its not happening
[19:46] <LuciusMare> it gave me long hell not short help :)
[19:46] <LuciusMare> so,it is nice,bud couldnt i use it,like in GUI?
[19:46] <Kalmi_> LuciusMare, gnome has a built-in SCP/SFTP "client"
[19:46] <Yud_Zroc> can i get assistance with installing my ati driver this is my lspci listing http://paste.ubuntu.com/186800/
[19:46] <ohir> LuciusMare: if you console impaired try to buy Total Commander, it has sftp support (plugins)
[19:47] <ccasket> LuciusMare, I'll let Kalmi_ talk about the GUI options as I am not in Gnome
[19:47]  * ohir assumes putty on windoze
[19:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !ati > Yud_Zroc
[19:47] <Kalmi_> LuciusMare, see Places->Connect to...->SSH
[19:47]  * ohir can not imagine for what one may want to use putty on linux
[19:47] <Alex___> Yud_Zroc: You using 32 bit or 64 bit ubuntu?
[19:48] <tuumi> hi, i just installed ubuntu.. how do i install the codecs?
[19:48] <Yud_Zroc> Alex___: 32
[19:48]  * ccasket guesses that Putty comes up high on the list of "ssl client [platform]" for many values of platform :)
[19:48] <Jack_Sparrow> tuumi Ill send a coupl factoids your way
[19:48] <ed_debian> tuumi, Do you know how to install software in general??
[19:48] <cabrey> tuumi, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[19:48] <samd> tummi codecs for what?
[19:48] <sebsebseb> tuumi: multimedia codecs?   sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras will take care of that and other propritary stuff
[19:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !dvd > tuumi
[19:48] <chocobanana> tuumi: hi there. You can also simply install VLC
[19:48] <ed_debian> up we drown tuumi
[19:48] <leonardo> lol
[19:48] <chocobanana> tummi deserves it
[19:48] <chocobanana> heheheh
[19:49] <Kalmi_> tuumi, just install the ubuntu-restricted-extras package... that will install pretty much everything you will ever need... flash.. java... codecs....
[19:49] <ari5av> ccasket: is it usually acceptable to re-ask a question?  still wondering if anyone's got any ideas about my audio issue.
[19:49] <Kalmi_> !tuumi | software
[19:49] <chocobanana> tummi: we really want to help you!
[19:49] <ari5av> cos I may have some new indo
[19:49] <ari5av> info*
[19:49] <sebsebseb> ari5av: yes that's fine to ask again after a while
[19:49] <ccasket> ari5av, yes it is acceptable. same question or restated
[19:49] <Kalmi_> !software > tuumi
[19:49] <ari5av> oh good
[19:49] <Jack_Sparrow> ari5av Every few minutes is fine, just not each time it scrolls off the top
[19:49] <chocobanana> ccasket: wazzup?
[19:49] <grzesiek> HIHO ALL :)
[19:49] <ccasket> ari5av, i think the rough guideline is wait at least 5 minutes, but practically speaking each hour might be a better use of your time than 5 minutes :)
[19:51] <ari5av> jaunty, relatively new install.  audio is intel IHC7, using snd_intel8x0 as driver.  pulseaudio is installed and I have it selected.  output is through my headphones, and sound works, it's just distorted - sounds like I'm listening through a tunnel.  it sounds like I'm missing a channel
[19:51] <ari5av> is there a tool I can use to plug an mp3 in and see if it's got a center channel that my audio system is ignoring?
[19:51] <ari5av> because I have some stereo flacs that sound good
[19:51] <grzesiek> logout
[19:51] <chocobanana> ccasket: what are your settings in Gnome Sound preferences?
[19:51] <grzesiek> ;-) Ciaoo
[19:51] <ari5av> and some that aren't
[19:52] <ccasket> chocobanana, i'm not sure what/why you are asking? I'm not running Gnome
[19:52] <chocobanana> ari5av: what are your settings in Gnome Sound preferences?
[19:52] <ari5av> erm, specifically?
[19:52] <chocobanana> ccasket: sorry, that was for ari5av
[19:52] <ccasket> np
[19:52] <chocobanana> ari5av: you're running Ubuntu, right?
[19:53] <chocobanana> ari5av:with Gnome?
[19:53] <ari5av> wouldn't be in this channel if I wasn't :)
[19:53] <ari5av> yes
[19:53] <ari5av> everything's set to use pulse.
[19:53] <chocobanana> ari5av: ok, can you change the input to Alsa?
[19:53] <sid_lug> ccasket,after your advice, i typed pscp it was not installed then i installed it using "sudo apt-get install putty-tools" it again showed the same error in the end and after that when i typed pscp it is showing some options
[19:54] <ari5av> I can.  it's something I've tried, and it doesn't make any difference
[19:54] <ari5av> want me to humor you?
[19:54] <chocobanana> sure!
[19:54] <Alex___> Hey, can anyone help me... I downloaded the ATI Drivers and Catalyst Control Center for my graphics card... I got my resolution and everything set... but every time I turn off my computer or restart it, the settings get deleted... How can I fix it? Running Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04)
[19:54] <ccasket> sid_lug, yes, that sounds about right...you should also consider learning the standard "scp" for command line file transfer over ssh
[19:54] <ari5av> ok done.
[19:55] <chocobanana> ari5av: is the sound coming from one channel on one or more apps?
[19:56] <ari5av> i'm not sure what you're asking
[19:56] <ltcabral> hey... is it possible to copy stuff with SCP without overwritting the files?
[19:56] <ari5av> ltcabral: use -i, it's interactive, it'll ask first before overwriting
[19:56] <jthomas_sb> ltcabral if you put it into a new folder you would be cerain
[19:56] <ccasket> ltcabral, or make sure you specify a unique filename for the destination
[19:56] <ari5av> but a new folder would be best
[19:56] <jchoot> apt never seems to report a problem, just the update manager
[19:57] <ltcabral> but there are thousands files lol... do i have to choose to overwrite or not for every one?
[19:57] <chocobanana> ari5av: you mentioned the sound comes out from only one of the speakers, right? And is that happening with all apps or just one?
[19:57] <homy> Is there a way of making a video dvd in ubuntu that doesn't take loads of hours? I tried tovid and DeVeDe, but both take ages!
[19:57] <ari5av> no no, I think you misunderstand
[19:57] <ari5av> I'm using headphones
[19:57] <jthomas_sb> homy not if you want quality, video transcoding should be expected to take hours
[19:57] <ari5av> I can either plug them into the speaker output on the back of the tower or in the headphone jack in the front - soundwise, it makes no difference
[19:58] <ari5av> I get nice balanced sound, except that it sounds distorted
[19:58] <ccasket> ltcabral, your needs might be better served by rsync, which has dozens of flags for things like "don't overwrite if existing"
[19:58] <homy> jthomas_sb: oh, I just want dvd quality, but if it can't be faster...
[19:58] <ari5av> but it does happen with all apps.
[19:58] <Randomtime> what's the command line for kde control center?
[19:58] <b3rz3rk3r_> ari5av, try turning down your mic boost
[19:58] <ari5av> mic boost is off.
[19:58] <b3rz3rk3r_> ari5av, and mic volume too.. i ge that
[19:59] <b3rz3rk3r_> ari5av, not all the way, just like 1/2
[19:59] <ari5av> I don't even have a mic plugged in
[19:59] <ari5av> :)
[19:59] <b3rz3rk3r_> ari5av, that is irrelevant in my case.. might help for u?
[20:00] <chocobanana> ari5av: oh, dang, I just re-read your question, and noticed I was fixated in the (missing channel part), lol
[20:00] <ari5av> ok then
[20:00] <homy> Is there a (easy) program with which you can cut out bits (e.g. commercials) in videos
[20:00] <chocobanana> ari5av: right, is the sound distorting even with low volume?
[20:00] <b3rz3rk3r_> ari5av, i get the same distortion w/ w/out mic plugged in.. its odd
[20:00] <homy> )
[20:00] <homy> ?
[20:00] <jthomas_sb> homy 'just DVD quality' ?  of course that is going to take hours
[20:00] <ari5av> chocobanana: affirmative.
[20:01] <ccasket> homy, try Kino for editing
[20:01] <cabrey> homy, try Kino
[20:01] <ari5av> basically what it sounds like is being in a room with 5.1 sound, and the sub's up too high and the center speaker's unplugged
[20:01] <paav1> can someone help me a bit, im trying to install VMware
[20:01] <ari5av> that's the nature of the distortion I'm hearing
[20:01] <jthomas_sb> an editing app like KDEnlive or LiVES can do editing, but they'll not likely be 'easy'
[20:01] <chocobanana> ari5av: is the sound coming distorted from any app or just one or two?
[20:01] <ari5av> any app.
[20:01] <ari5av> mplayer, rhythmbox, audacious, what-have-you
[20:01] <ccasket> paav1, what problem are you having? latest vmware server "just worked" for me on jaunty
[20:02]  * jthomas_sb has never understood how Kino works...
[20:02] <cabrey> ari5av, mplayer too?
[20:02] <ari5av> affirmative.
[20:02] <paav1> ccasket it asks me this: In which directory do you want to install the manual files?
[20:02] <paav1> [/usr/bin/man]
[20:02] <cabrey> mplayer does its audio inhouse
[20:02] <chocobanana> ari5av: are u also using the Pulse Audio controls in the Volume manager?
[20:02] <ari5av> actually whoa
[20:02] <ccasket> paav1, accept all the defaults by pressing enter :)
[20:02] <paav1> then i click enter and i get this: The path "/usr/bin/man" exists, but is not a directory.
[20:02] <cabrey> so that means there must be something wrong with the driver
[20:02] <ari5av> since I switched to alsa, mplayer won't play at all
[20:03] <homy> ccasket: i'm installing kino right now to try it out. (sudo apt-get install kino)
[20:03] <ccasket> paav1 that is just odd.... /usr/bin/man is not the right path it should be asking for
[20:03] <Ducas> I seek a greater nerd than myself. I'm having trouble configuring a wireless network with WEP, 'dmesg | grep eth' says "eth1: could not initialize WEP: load module lbm_cw-lib80211_crypt_wep" but I'm having some trouble finding it.
[20:03] <Yud_Zroc> !X1200
[20:03] <paav1> what should i write in to get it?
[20:04] <ccasket> paav1 - i personally would not use that installer, you should not have to correct it
[20:04] <LuciusMare> anyone can work with rtorrent?
[20:04] <chocobanana> ari5av: I gotta go make dinner. Have a look at this in the meanwhile and see if it is of any help: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/sound-solutions-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html
[20:04] <ccasket> paav1 it just worked for me when i downloaded the package from vmware site in March 26th of this year
[20:04] <chocobanana> !pulseaudio | ari5av
[20:04] <Yud_Zroc> !ati
[20:05] <Moose_> moose: stop eating my nickname :C
[20:05] <chocobanana> ari5av: good luck! :)
[20:05] <cabrey> Ducas, eth1 is wired...
[20:05] <erUSUL> paav1: is in /usr/share/man/
[20:05] <amee2k> hmmm matrox still makes video cards?
[20:05] <ari5av> thx for your help
[20:05] <erUSUL> paav1: /usr/bin/man is the actual man program used to display man pages
[20:05] <Alex___> Hey, can anyone help me... I downloaded the ATI Drivers and Catalyst Control Center for my graphics card... I got my resolution and everything set... but every time I turn off my computer or restart it, the settings get deleted... How can I fix it? Running Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04)
[20:05] <ari5av> check this out, this is with alsa selected instead of pulse in gnome sound prefs:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/186824/
[20:05] <paav1> i will try downloading newer version
[20:05] <cabrey> !ati | Alex___
[20:06] <homy> ccasket, cabrey: Do I have to use the "Trim" tab in kino to cut out commercials?
[20:06] <ccasket> paav1 my version was VMware-server-2.0.1-156745.i386.tar.gz
[20:06] <paav1> ccasket i downloaded: VMware-server-1.0.6-91891.tar.gz
[20:06] <paav1> only one i found tutorial to install
[20:06] <LuciusMare> anyone can work with rtorrent?
[20:06] <erUSUL> !vmware
[20:06] <cabrey> usually, you would select the portion of the commercial and trim it out IIRC
[20:07] <homy> cabrey: ok, I will try. It said it has to import to "dv" first and that takes ages right now.
[20:07] <jthomas_sb> homy if you want to convert video, the fastest might be Handbrake-GTK or WinFF (both should be available in the repos)
[20:07] <Alex___> cabrey: I've got the drivers and everything, it just keeps overwritting my settings when I reboot
[20:07] <ccasket> paav1 it is a bad sign that your version was picking insane default values, I would highly recommend the newer 2.0, get the latest VMWare Server 2.0 and see how it goes... and follow Ubutto's link to the ubuntu specific tut :)
[20:07] <ccasket> homy I don't use Kino so can't answer, sorry
[20:07] <Ducas> cabrey: eth0 is wired. eth1 is definitely wireless
[20:07] <cabrey> Alex___, try using the drivers through the Hardware Drivers app
[20:08] <jthomas_sb> why fight VMware, why not just use VirtualBox?
[20:08] <cabrey> Ducas, are you using a manager for net connections (network-manger, wicd, etc)
[20:08] <ccasket> jthomas_sb, he's been trying with an outdated version - it works perfectly for me with the current VMWare release
[20:08] <paav1> jthomas whats the site for it?
[20:08] <homy> jthomas_sb: well, I don't really want to convert video: All I want to do is cut out commercials and burn it to dvd so that I can watch in a normal dvdplayer.
[20:09] <Ducas> cabrey: I've tried them, but they don't seem to do anything. I'm using nothing but terminal commands over SSH
[20:09] <jthomas_sb> to burn to DVD requires that you convert to MPEG-4
[20:09] <erUSUL> homy: use virtualdeb pretty easy
[20:09] <Surlent777> hi, does anyone have any idea why my gamepad isn't working, or working properly, with some applications, and yet works perfectly in others?
[20:09] <erUSUL> homy: use avidemux pretty easy
[20:09] <paav1> i just need to use windows somehow whats the best way?
[20:09] <LuciusMare> how can i force rtorrent to recheck the torrent?
[20:09] <erUSUL> homy: sorry
[20:09] <jthomas_sb> walk to someone else's computer, paav1 ;)
[20:10] <homy> I can't find "virtualdeb"?
[20:10] <jthomas_sb> virtualdub i think
[20:10] <ccasket> paav1, just get the latest 2.0 vmware server. it is free to download and use and works perfectly with latest ubuntu
[20:10] <erUSUL> homy: is avidemux my mistake sorry
[20:10] <paav1> i will try that then
[20:10] <jwfoxjr> paav1: depends on how much of Windows you need - you could virtualize with VMware of VirtualBox or KVM, or use wine if you just need a specific app
[20:10] <erUSUL> !info avidemux | homy
[20:10] <jthomas_sb> that works also, avidemux
[20:10] <homy> Can you also create video dvds with avidemux?
[20:10] <paav1> i just need to run one app
[20:11] <ccasket> !wine | paav1
[20:11] <ed_debian> paav1, What app?
[20:11] <erUSUL> homy: for that use devede or qdvdauthor
[20:11] <cabrey> Ducas, what happens when you use sudo iwconfig eth1 essid "" key "" (insert where necessary)
[20:11] <ed_debian> paav1, Yes wine is almost definitely a better solution
[20:11] <paav1> its a forum poster
[20:11] <LuciusMare> how can i force rtorrent to recheck the torrent?
[20:11] <ed_debian> paav1, Do you know what WINE is?
[20:11] <paav1> not yet
[20:11] <homy> oh, erSul, thanks, but I just noticed my video doesn't have any commercials, so I only need to burn it as a video dvd.
[20:12] <PastorKarr> how to veiw all* existing pacakges installed?
[20:12] <ed_debian> paav1, :) WINE simulates the windows API on linux.  In layman's terms it lets you run windows apps
[20:12] <PastorKarr> apt-cache something?
[20:12] <erUSUL> !clone | PastorKarr
[20:12] <ed_debian> paav1, sudo apt-get install wine
[20:12] <PastorKarr> no no
[20:12] <erUSUL> PastorKarr: aptitude  --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic'
[20:12] <erUSUL> PastorKarr: do that
[20:12] <emacsian_> Hi, though I've enabled bootlogd, the boot log messages are empty.
[20:12] <jthomas_sb> qdvdautho is nce but certainly very much made for creation of DVDs with custom menus etc; if you want it simple DeVeDe or KMediaFactory would do it pretty easily
[20:12] <jthomas_sb> homy ^ ^
[20:13] <erUSUL> PastorKarr: aptitude  --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' | less
[20:13] <minra> hi, there appears to be an xchat disconnect exploit.  can someone /msg me with the disconnect string?  (permission granted)
[20:13] <erUSUL> PastorKarr: better this becouse it wont fit on a screen XD
[20:13] <PastorKarr> k
[20:13] <Myrtti> minra: wrong way ;-)
[20:13] <Myrtti> minra: see your status window
[20:13] <homy> jthomas_sb: is there something that uses a gui for configuring but creates something like a script for the command line that does the actual job that takes hours? Because then I could run that real cpu intensive thing on another computer (via ssh)
[20:13] <PastorKarr> brb im om my iphone noa
[20:14] <minra> i dont get it
[20:14] <minra> i got kicked off undernet again
[20:14] <jthomas_sb> qdvdauthor tells you what it will run, but its a lot of steps so not a single script...
[20:14] <Ducas> cabrey: 'Error for wireless request "Set Encode" (8B2A) :     SET failed on device eth1 ; Operation not supported.'
[20:14] <PastorKarr> ok can you paste that agian please? I was on my iphone
[20:14] <bin1010> woohoo...got it to work another way.  How do I safely remove a debootchroot?
[20:14] <PastorKarr> :)
[20:14] <bin1010> LOL
[20:15] <homy> jthomas_sb: oh.
[20:15] <Paulo39> hi, i want to disable the notifications i receive on the corner of my screen every time a msn contact logs in. (i use pidgin), how do i do that?
[20:15] <PastorKarr> erUSUL, do you mind pasting that again please? I was on my iphone now im on comuter :)
[20:16] <Surlent777> Paulo39: Just go into Pidgin's Plugins and find the one about notifications
[20:16] <erUSUL> PastorKarr: aptitude  --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' | less
[20:16] <deetah> hi, does anybody here have a special access account on porbb.org?
[20:16] <PastorKarr> ty
[20:16] <Paulo39> Surlent777: ok, its done, thanks
[20:16] <LuciusMare> hello,how can i make rtorrent quit after finishing a download?
[20:16] <cabrey> Ducas, I found this, it is something about the key not being correct: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-wireless-networking-41/error-for-wireless-request-set-encode-8b2a-help-me-445696/
[20:16] <Surlent777> Paulo39: np
[20:17] <paav1> i cant use wine for this app
[20:17] <paav1> i get error
[20:17] <paav1> Setup has detected that the publisher of file 'C:\windows\temp\VSD86e.tmp\DotNetFX35SP1\dotNetFx35setup.exe' cannot be verified.
[20:17] <jthomas_sb> homy there is a script here (like, second post) that will convert any file to a DVD format (it says, at least).  http://forum.mandriva.com/viewtopic.php?p=335715&sid=16f57226d0b79ae30b4c5e277dd4dbdd
[20:18] <jthomas_sb> but homy, DVDs have odd 'video_ts' folders etc, if you don't know what they are you may have a pain getting this going.
[20:18] <erUSUL> !appdb | paav1
[20:18] <Surlent777> you could also try the nautilus script avconvert for converting anything audio/video related...even rip the audio from flv files
[20:18] <chuck_> LuciusMare, here remember google is your friend http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/wiki/RTorrentUserGuide
[20:19] <ccasket> paav1, join #winehq channel ... sometimes there are workaround needed/possible for certain apps...it is offtopic for this channel at this point though, sorry
[20:20] <ccasket> paav1, the #winehq guys should be able to help though :)
[20:20] <Surlent777> hi, does anyone have any idea why my gamepad isn't working, or working properly, with some applications, and yet works perfectly in others?
[20:20] <bin1010> anyone using debootstrap to make chroot?
[20:20] <Surlent777> err thought I got rid of the hi
[20:20] <ccasket> Surlent777, it would help if you give the model of your gamepad, and examples of what apps work and don't
[20:21] <Surlent777> ccasket: ok, Logitech Dual Action USB; working: FCEU, ZSNES; not working: Gens/GS, Project64 under Wine
[20:21] <mdunlap> Zsnes not working?
[20:21] <Surlent777> ZSNES working
[20:21] <mdunlap> OH I read that wrong
[20:22] <Surlent777> oh, and a Wine'd VBA takes some wrangling to get the right buttons defined as input, but after that works with them
[20:22] <homy> jthomas_sb: If there is not anything for the command line, I'll try qdvdauthor and leave it running all day. (I wouldn't know what to do with the mpeg? files once I converted the video to that to make a dvd).
[20:22] <Ducas> cabrey: this is ubuntu 9.04, there is no "/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/" directory, the key was taken direct from the configuration page of the router and is indeed 26-digits of hex
[20:22] <sporkboy> installed kdenlive. worked beautifully for one day, now it crashes on startup every time.
[20:22] <weatherkid> !eggdrop
[20:23] <cabrey> Ducas, what happens when you try to use network manager?
[20:23] <sporkboy> I've tried everything I can find in forums. After deleting all the settings, it goes through setup again, then crashes.
[20:23] <ccasket> Surlent777, if you are desiring to hack whatever needed to make it work, you can remap the keys maybe for those apps, 'xev' and 'xmodmap' are relevant
[20:23] <jthomas_sb> homy i'd say, use k9copy or qdvdauthor or kmediafactory to make the .iso DVD image.
[20:23] <FunkyLarge> Hi, i just installed the new ubuntu on my laptop. but i cant seem to enable the video driver for my intel video card
[20:23] <weatherkid> I'm using 8.04.2, does anyone know where on earth Eggdrop is installed
[20:23] <LRuby> hi all
[20:23] <Surlent777> ccasket: I was hoping to avoid hacks, as this all worked fine in 8.10 =/
[20:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !intel
[20:23] <homy> qdvdauthor always crashes when adding the video
[20:23] <erUSUL> weatherkid: dpkg -L eggdroppackagename
[20:23] <weatherkid> thanks erUSUL
[20:24] <Valpskott> how do I know what x.org server is running?
[20:24] <ccasket> Surlent777, ouch, i hear that... is there a bug about the regression on launchpad? maybe someone has found a fix
[20:24] <cabrey> Valpskott, could you be more specific?
[20:25] <Surlent777> ccasket: I have yet to try launchpad...preliminary googling has found little of value at this point
[20:25] <Valpskott> cabrey: version number?
[20:25] <mdunlap> I'm trying to execute some php on my web browser from my server and all it does is ask to download the file, I have mod_php enabled...
[20:25] <homy> jthomas_sb: hey, I think I'll just use ToVidGUI as it seemed to work nicely (although it takes ages). Then I'll leave it running the whole day tomorrow. That is probably the easiest and least error-prone.
[20:25] <jthomas_sb> homy if you don't get an .iso file, basically when you go in the DVD burning app, you select 'create a new video dvd' and then put all the output files into the video_ts folder, and there should also be an audio_ts folder that will be empty.
[20:25] <sporkboy> The application Kdenlive (kdenlive) crashed and caused the signal 11 (SIGSEGV). Every time. making me angry.
[20:25] <cabrey> Valpskott, aptitude show xorg
[20:25] <ccasket> Surlent777, I too had a problem today that I didn't find anything in google, but browsing open bugs for my distro version under the appropriate category was very helpful - there are only a couple hundred open bugs on Jaunty for example
[20:25] <jthomas_sb> sporkboy which release?
[20:25] <ccasket> you can quickly find anything relevant if it exists there
[20:26] <Jack_Sparrow> !info kdenlive
[20:26] <Surlent777> ccasket: ok, I see that it causes a boot delay, which is probably true...I should try unplugging this and testing that. Also, noted. I'll try that.
[20:26] <Valpskott> cabrey: thanks :)
[20:26] <Jack_Sparrow> sporkboy Is that the version you installed
[20:26] <deetah> hi, does anybody here have a special access account on porbb.org?
[20:26] <homy> jthomas_sb: (see what I said directly above your last reply) & the guide you gave me wouldn't work I think, because I don't have mp4 but .rec (ToVidGUI seems to understand that format).
[20:26] <Jack_Sparrow> deetah Offtopic
[20:26] <deetah> Jack_Sparrow: but quite a good place to ask :P
[20:27] <ccasket> Surlent777, good luck, and you could probably file a new bug on the regression if you don't find anything
[20:27] <Surlent777> that too. Thanks for the advice
[20:27] <jthomas_sb> homy i don't know .rec but that script was said to work for any format that ffmpeg supported
[20:27] <jthomas_sb> per a post further down that page
[20:27] <sporkboy> jthomas_sb, qt 3.5.0, kdenlive 0.7.3 on ubuntu 9.04
[20:27] <jthomas_sb> but, regardless this will always take some time unless your source files are the correct type.  just wait it out.
[20:27] <bin1010> i guess I just drop everything for the chroot out of my /etc/fstab, reboot and then rm the chroot main directory?
[20:27] <homy> jthomas_sb: anyway, I'll just try leaving toVidGUI running the whole day. Thanks for all your help!
[20:28] <mdunlap> I'm trying to execute some php on my web browser from my server and all it does is ask to download the file, I have mod_php enabled...
[20:28] <jthomas_sb> sporkboy not certain but i think any release above 7.0 needs Qt 4.x
[20:28] <mdunlap> any ideas?
[20:28] <homy> (to bad video reencoding takes that long. (and good I don't have a blu-ray player))
[20:28] <SanityInAnarchy> So, who's idea was it to compile pciehp into the kernel? If it's there at all?
[20:28] <ccasket> mdunlap: if server is ubuntu, check "sudo tail /var/log/apache2/error.log"
[20:28] <sporkboy> jthomas_sb, it worked the first day.
[20:29] <mdunlap> oh right... lets see
[20:29] <jthomas_sb> hmm dunno then sporkboy
[20:29] <ccasket> mdunlap, pastebin that sucker if there's anything relevant :)
[20:29] <sporkboy> jthomas_sb, also, typo, qt 4.5.0
[20:29] <SanityInAnarchy> I have a gigabit ethernet ExpressCard. In 8.10, I can plug it in and it just works. In 9.04, I have to reboot before it's recognized.
[20:29] <Valpskott> I want to check if I have succsessfully reverted the xserver 1.6 back to 1.5.2, what do I type in console?
[20:30] <jthomas_sb> sporkboy what happens if you launch it from the CLI ?
[20:30] <aDeck> why i cant hibernate my ubuntu 9.04?
[20:30] <ccasket> Valpskott, apt-cache policy xserver-xorg
[20:30] <joaobmatias> hi, i have installed ati drivers from ati site, and now my boot freezes, is there any way to do a rollback to the drivers that i installed?
[20:32] <sporkboy> jthomas_sb, everything looks normal except for "kdenlive(5521) Render::setSceneList:  WARNING - - - - -INVALID PLAYLIST:  <westley>" and "<property name="b_tr
[20:32] <sporkboy> KCrash: Application 'kdenlive' crashing..."
[20:32] <Valpskott> ccasket: it says 1:7.4~5ubuntu18 is installed... ??
[20:32] <magician0617> joaobmatias: your first mistake was using the drivers from the ati site. You should ave installed the drivers from the hardware drivers section in ubuntu
[20:32] <jthomas_sb> sporkboy how about 'sudo aptitude purge kdenlive mlt' and then reinstall them ?
[20:32] <ccasket> Valpskott, that's what mine says too, and I've never touched it, so you might need to be more specific about what you are trying to do and how you did it.
[20:33] <magician0617> jaoabmatias: you are going to have to reinsert the live cd and repair the configuration or do a clean install
[20:33] <joaobmatias> magician0617, when i went to the hardwares drivers, it wont saw my ati :x
[20:33] <joaobmatias> how can i repair?
[20:33] <joaobmatias> do you know any tutorial for that?
[20:34] <sporkboy> jthomas_sb, Couldn't find package "mlt".  However, the following packages contain "mlt" in their name:   is it libmlt++1 ?
[20:34] <chuck_> Valpskott, the very top line of /var/log/Xorg.0.log will tell you the version
[20:34] <Jack_Sparrow> sporkboy sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[20:34] <twig11> I'm trying to get a d-link dwl g120 usb wireless card working with Intrepid. I'm new to Linux, but I've used ndiswrapper to install the Prisma02 driver file. Now when I reboot with the card plugged in, the system hangs during startup with the message "Starting Bluetooth" followed by [ 345.7480240] INFO: task hid2hci :2680 blocked for more than 120 seconds. What's going wrong?
[20:34] <ccasket> Valpskott, chuck_ is on target... do "head -2 /var/log/Xorg.0.log"
[20:35] <jthomas_sb> that is one of them... search for mlt or melt  (aptitude show mlt) or (aptitude show melt)
[20:35] <RichiV> what is the extract command for the terminal?
[20:35] <ccasket> Valpskott, mine shows 1.6.0 when I do that
[20:35] <valik> hello all
[20:35] <Valpskott> ccasket: I installed Ubuntu 9.04, I have ATI x800, so naturally I want it to run with the gplrfx drivers, so I uninstalled xserver 1.6 and installed 1.5.2... I think/hope... I do I check if I was succesfull?
[20:35] <ccasket> RichiV, what kind of file archive?
[20:35] <RichiV> ccasket: tar.gz
[20:35] <Valpskott> chuck_: thanks... I'll check
[20:35] <cabrey> Valpskott, the open source drivers work for that card
[20:35] <ccasket> Valpskott, if you've restarted X already, it doesn't sound like it was successful :/
[20:36] <RichiV> Valpskott: what worked for me was using 8.10 intrepid... jaunty is buggy
[20:36] <ccasket> RichiV, "tar xzvf file.tar.gz"
[20:36] <Valpskott> ccasket: well, I've rebooted the computer and, well.. I'm using it now, chatting with you guys
[20:36] <RichiV> ccasket: so ive already cd into where it lies... so now all i do is type in the name and you comand?
[20:37] <ccasket> RichiV yes
[20:37] <RichiV> thnx
[20:37] <Valpskott> yeah, no... it says X Server 1.6.0
[20:38] <ccasket> Valpskott, I'm not running ATI, but others are saying you might want to downgrade distro :/   probably easier than a piecemeal X downgrade...
[20:38] <ExAstris> Hi all. I just logged into my Ubuntu system, and strangely, Songbird has mysteriously and completely disappeared. as if it never existed.
[20:38] <ExAstris> IT's just gone. There's no record of it being installed at all as far as I can see.
[20:39] <cabrey> ExAstris, what happens when you try to start it from the command line?
[20:39] <ExAstris> cabrey: command does not exist.
[20:39] <ExAstris> command not found, I mean.
[20:39] <twig11> Can anyone tell me what might fix a system that's hanging on startup with "Starting Bluetooth" whenever I boot with a d-link dwl g120 wireless card installed? I'm running ubuntu 9.04
[20:39] <Valpskott> ccasket: yeah, well... I don't want to use 8.10 cause it's slower than 8.04 and 7.10 is faster still... so, thats why I wanted 9.04, cause it's fast
[20:39] <dankenstein> hey all how do i access my firewall settings?
[20:40] <sidh> OK so i couldn't get rid of pulseaudio problem , i reinstalled LTS version
[20:40] <RichiV> dangit can someone help me install aircrack-ng?
[20:40] <sidh> now sound works fine
[20:40] <Pranka> dankenstein: Can you specify the firewall you want to access?
[20:40] <dankenstein> th setting window
[20:41] <cabrey> ExAstris, try songbird-bin
[20:41] <RichiV> does anyone know how to install aircrack onto 8.04?
[20:41] <sidh> but now on session startup , i have message "Failed to initialize HAL!" do you know how to fix that
[20:41] <Pranka> dankenstein: Are you trying to access ufw or firestarter?
[20:41] <PastorKarr> how can I get the very* basic gnome desktop w/o any of the programs tha come bundled with it?
[20:41] <andruk> how do i remote login to my X desktop session from across the intardnet?
[20:41] <ExAstris> cabrey, nope, command not found. it's as if it was never installed
[20:42] <ltcabral> is it possible to hide the "Permission denied" results from FIND command?
[20:42] <dankenstein> bothe of them will dofine
[20:42] <Guthur> i would like to install some programs on a different drive than the ubuntu installation, and specifically Apache2, is there issues doing this and if not how do i do it, thanks
[20:42] <sidh> andruk: vnc?
[20:42] <dankenstein> both*
[20:42] <resno> andruk: terminal or tightvnc server
[20:42] <sidh> ltcabral: sudo find
[20:42] <cabrey> ExAstris, how did you install it? Through a deb or a tarball?
[20:42] <ccasket> PastorKarr: Have you tried XFCE instead?
[20:42] <ExAstris> cabrey: I don't recall. Most likely a deb.
[20:42] <ltcabral> sidh: i dont have access to sudo
[20:42] <andruk> how do i run vnc over ssh then?
[20:42] <RichiV> how do i install this index http://patches.aircrack-ng.org/
[20:42] <andruk> how do i run vnc over ssh then (from the client end)?
[20:42] <sidh> ltcabral: so start  your find from dir you have right on it
[20:42] <PastorKarr> ccasket: idk what that is... im looking for a basic install of ubuntu of a flash drive, thats why im asking
[20:43] <ExAstris> cabrey: last time I was in my system, I ran an update and the janitor app. could that have done it?
[20:43] <cabrey> ahh yes
[20:43] <dankenstein> Pranka both of them will do fine just need to know how to open them....
[20:43] <cabrey> i would stay away from the janitor
[20:43] <Allow> i need valid cc
[20:43] <Allow> i need valid cc
[20:43] <cabrey> until it was matured significantly
[20:43] <Pranka> dankenstein: In terminal, type ufw
[20:43] <ccasket> PastorKarr, XFCE is a lightweight desktop that might work well for your needs... I think Xubuntu or the Ubuntu Netbook Remix would be pertinent for you
[20:43] <cabrey> has*
[20:43] <andruk> Allow: what?
[20:44] <PastorKarr> allrghty then
[20:44] <cabrey> ExAstris, apt-cache show songbird will tell you if it is installed or not
[20:44] <ccasket> PastorKarr, Xubuntu is the XFCE Ubuntu version, and the Netbook remix is meant to run light
[20:44] <Pranka> dankenstein: I haven't used FireStarter before, but I'm sure there is a GUI for it.
[20:44] <sidh> or find / -name myfile |grep -v "Permission denied" ?
[20:44] <twig11> my d-link dwl g-120 usb wireless card causes ubuntu 9.04 to hang on startup with the message "Starting Bluetooth." Anybody have any ideas on fixing this?
[20:44] <ExAstris> cabrey, that command returns nothing. just brings me right back to a prompt
[20:44] <dankenstein> Pranks thanks thats just wat i needed
[20:44] <LuciusMare> twig11: ask on #ubuntu
[20:44] <PastorKarr> ccasket: ok thanks, right now im installing cli version, then il see about the xubuntudesktop
[20:44] <ccasket> twig11, try disabling bluetooth service
[20:44] <dankenstein> Pranka my bad =p
[20:45] <cabrey> ExAstris, so not installed
[20:45] <ccasket> PastorKarr, that should work great
[20:45] <ExAstris> cabrey: but it WAS. less then 24 hours ago.
[20:45] <twig11> ccasket, how do I do that?
[20:45] <ExAstris> cabrey: (meaning it worked 24 hours ago, not I installed it 24 hours ago)
[20:45] <ccasket> services, under system settings menu, uncheck bluetooth
[20:45] <ExAstris> cabrey: I've had it for some time, AND I've spent a lot of time configuring it. Where could it have gone..?
[20:45] <Pranka> dankenstein: If you want a GUI for ufw, type sudo apt-get install gufw
[20:46] <twig11> ccasket thanks I'll try it.
[20:46] <sidh> do you know if i install backport and upgrade my kernel to the latest available, if i will fix my HAL problem ?
[20:46] <cabrey> ExAstris, you most likely didnt loose your configuration settings
[20:46] <cabrey> they are stored in $HOME
[20:46] <ExAstris> cabrey: well, I'll reinstall and we'll see - but what causes an app to just disappear like that/
[20:47] <twig11> restarting now
[20:47] <Allow> i need valid CC
[20:47] <Allow> pls
[20:47] <cabrey> ExAstris, it was definitely the janitor
[20:47] <ExAstris> cabrey: alright. thanks.
[20:47] <ExAstris> cabrey: Those pesky janitors. I feel like I'm in a bad episode of scrubs.
[20:48] <ExAstris> cabrey: thanks for your help. Sorry if I was a bit... irritated.
[20:48] <fccf> Allow: CC? - nobody is going to give you credit card info on irc
[20:48] <cabrey> ExAstris, its fine, we all have those days lol
[20:48] <ExAstris> cabrey: yea :P
[20:49] <kre> hello. with what python does ubuntu ship by default?
[20:49] <kre> what version of python
[20:49] <resno> kre: depends on which version of ubuntu
[20:49] <twig11> ccasket I disabled bluetooth, but it's still hanging on startup. Any more ideas?
[20:50] <kre> resno the latest one
[20:50] <shriven> Hello.
[20:50] <fccf> twig11:  diable acpi
[20:50] <casey_> hello
[20:50] <sachael> hi, can anyone recommend an f-spot alternative?
[20:50] <twig11> fccf how is that done
[20:50] <ccasket> twig11, nope sorry - just to check Launchpad for any related Ubuntu bugs - the threads there often have workarounds or you can find out when the fix is coming
[20:50] <cabrey> sachael, try picasa
[20:50] <resno> kre: the latest, i would assume.
[20:51] <chuck_> kre, if you have not changed it type in terminal  python --version
[20:51] <twig11> sachael try picasa
[20:51] <shriven> I'm trying to build a .deb, and include some arbitrary files. What is the *right* way to do that? Ie: I can build the package and the make install works fine and the package works fine, but now I want to include some custom files that are not part of the make script in the package.
[20:51] <kre> i dont have ubuntu
[20:51] <ccasket> shriven, you can put lines in your package makefile to include arbitrary files
[20:51] <Myrtti> kre: eh?
[20:52] <resno> kre: i have verion 2.6.2
[20:52] <superGear> Why is firefox so unstable on ubuntu?
[20:52] <resno> kre: up to date install
[20:52] <Myrtti> kre: oh, nevermind
[20:52] <ccasket> shriven, sorry i don't have examples handy, but it is possible to do
[20:52] <kre> resno ok thanks
[20:52] <Myrtti> superGear: probably because of flash
[20:52] <shriven> ccasket: hmmm that is what I thought about too. Seems like a lot of work to add just 3 files... : (
[20:52] <Musodalabio> Qualche italiano?
[20:52] <shriven> ccasket: np
[20:52] <twig11> fccf I'm quite new to linux. Could you give me directions on how to disable acpi and what that should accomplish?
[20:52] <fccf> twig11: at the grub prompt select the kernel you are loading and press e to edit ... then edit the line that loads or unloads modules ... add noacpi to that line and boot
[20:52] <resno> Musodalabio: !it
[20:52] <Myrtti> !it | Musodalabio
[20:52] <superGear> never had problems with flash on other distros
[20:52] <saiter> u
[20:52] <shriven> ccasket: I'll play around with that I guess
[20:52] <ccasket> shriven, well, you already have the file you had to write to make the package - 10-15 lines already, right? :)
[20:52] <superGear> ah well guess back to other distro
[20:53] <Myrtti> superGear: I'd doubt any other distro would be any better in that sense
[20:53] <superGear> tho 9.04 is pretty fast compared to the last time i tried Ubuntu
[20:53] <shriven> ccasket: nono, its not my package. I'm just building it and packaging it to distribute on my servers, but I want a few other things to go with it.
[20:53] <ccasket> superGear, flash and firefox are basically rock solid for most of us...what site is giving you trouble?
[20:53] <casey_> i got 2 other hard drives in this ubuntu computer. I want to use the hard drives and puts some things on them but when i try to it says you do not have permissions.
[20:53] <cabrey> superGear, flash sucks on every *nix platform IMHO
[20:53] <shriven> ccasket: or I should say, not my software, but I am trying to package it for non-public use.
[20:53] <superGear> probably the worse one to use firefox on
[20:54] <superGear> youtube
[20:54] <cabrey> superGear, specs?
[20:54] <superGear> specs?
[20:54] <superGear> cpu[2 x AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4200+ (AuthenticAMD) @ 1000MHz w/ 512 KB L2 Cache]
[20:54] <ccasket> SuperGear, I have zero issues with anything in youtube on firefox in 9.04, can you be more specific
[20:54] <IndyGunFreak> superGear: i have no problems at all w/ flash
[20:54] <casey_> i got 2 other hard drives in this ubuntu computer. I want to use the hard drives and puts some things on them but when i try to it says you do not have permissions.
[20:54] <FunkyLarge> !intel
[20:54] <superGear> firefox crashes yo, hence why i said firefox is unstable
[20:55] <superGear> on ubuntu
[20:55] <superGear> stable on other distros and windows
[20:55] <superGear> near 0 problems
[20:55] <ccasket> shriven, wow, i am realizing it has been a while, i have forgotten the details, but I remember there is a build file with metadata for the .deb build system, that file can have lines for files you add that aren't part of the tarball that is typically the base of the package
[20:55] <superGear> video[nVidia Corporation GeForce 8400 GS @ Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] HyperTransport Technology Configuration]
[20:55] <Myrtti> superGear: 32-bit or 64-bit Ubuntu?
[20:55] <superGear> 32bit
[20:55] <IndyGunFreak> superGear: i suggest your PC has problems, or your installed does, because I can't recall ever FF crashing on me, and I've got Ubuntu and FF running on 3 machines
[20:55] <FunkyLarge> What is the best method to fix the intel graphic problem?
[20:56] <superGear> IndyGunFreak, or better yet go back to a distro i know :P
[20:56] <shriven> ccasket: yes I think your referring to debian/files. I tried messing with that too, trouble is debuild wipes it out before starting... I'm not sure how to make it work. : (
[20:56] <IndyGunFreak> superGear: well if thats what you want to do, but like i said, i've had no problems, and that in includes Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora
[20:56] <ccasket> shriven, i think we are talking about different build systems perhaps
[20:56] <superGear> PC has no problems or it would happen on other distros/windows
[20:56] <IndyGunFreak> superGear: not necessarily
[20:57] <Myrtti> superGear: you're welcome to move on if you want to.
[20:57] <cabrey> !intel > me
[20:57] <shriven> ccasket: could be... debuild is just a layer on top of dpkg-buildpackage, is that what you are thinking of?
[20:57] <casey_> can someone help me
[20:57] <IndyGunFreak> casey_: just ask
[20:57] <resno> casey_: !ask
[20:57] <casey_> i got 2 other hard drives in this ubuntu computer. I want to use the hard drives and puts some things on them but when i try to it says you do not have permissions.
[20:57] <Myrtti> resno: you've got it upside down
[20:57] <resno> !ask casey_:
[20:57] <Myrtti> !bot | resno
[20:57] <resno> casey_: ask!
[20:58] <palomer> is there a gui for figuring out where the diskspace is going?
[20:58] <casey_> i got 2 other hard drives in this ubuntu computer. I want to use the hard drives and puts some things on them but when i try to it says you do not have permissions.
[20:58] <Myrtti> palomer: baobab
[20:58] <Myrtti> !info baobab | palomer
[20:58] <Myrtti> gah
[20:58] <twig11> anyone know of a place where I can find instructions for getting a d-link dwl g-120 wireless card working on ubuntu 9.04
[20:58] <IndyGunFreak> !mount | casey_
[20:58] <resno> Myrtti: i see i need to go back to bot school
[20:58] <Myrtti> palomer: nevermind
[20:58] <IndyGunFreak> !permission | casey_
[20:58] <Guthur> is there no way to install some programs on a different drive than the ubuntu installation, i can seem to figure out how to set the installation destination for packages
[20:58] <casey_> i did try that but it still din't work
[20:58] <Guthur> s/can/can't
[20:59] <superGear> umask
[20:59] <wigglez> hey guys when using lsusb, the xxxx:xxxx number, is that the ven number and device id i need to know when loading a driver
[21:00] <Mow> ok im clueless how do I change my theme on with emerald
[21:00] <Mow> help plz?
[21:00] <fccf> wigglez: you shouldn't need a driver for the 3g card ... just the wvdial config
[21:00] <IndyGunFreak> !emerald | Mow
[21:01] <cabrey> Mohero, just use metacity
[21:01] <cabrey> it has tons of themes and you can adjust transparency
[21:01] <ccasket> shriven, yes it was the file under DEBIAN/ in the build tree
[21:01] <cabrey> Mow*
[21:01] <Mow> what other kind of theme changers are there other then emerald that work on compiz and KDE
[21:01] <Mark_vH> hi, is there any way to prevent certain windows from maximizing?
[21:01] <IndyGunFreak> Mow: dunno about KDE.. ask in #kubuntu
[21:01] <Mark_vH> specifically: gdesklets
[21:01] <superGear> kde3 or 4?
[21:02] <cabrey> Mark_vH, are you  using the Netbook Remix by chance?
[21:02] <Mark_vH> no, using 8.10
[21:02] <Mark_vH> normal desktop(?) version
[21:02] <jdu> I'm interested in advice regarding disabling e2fscks of / filesystem; is this ok?  Basically, I'm editing someone else's script that installs/clones ubuntu systems and this is something it does.
[21:02] <Mow> wait so emerald theme manager the one that comes with what i downloaded is absolete?
[21:02] <IndyGunFreak> Mow: thats pretty much what it said..
[21:02] <cabrey> You don't have maximus installed do you?
[21:03] <Mow> bah...thats usesless..
[21:03] <Mark_vH> cabrey: no
[21:03] <Mow> Recommend any new ones that are uptodate?
[21:03] <alan__> oi
[21:03] <resno> Mow:  as someone already recommended: metacity
[21:03] <superGear> metacity
[21:03] <Mow> Oh ok I didnt see it
[21:03] <fccf> jdu: totally unreccommended - e2fscks is  a filesystem check - checking for errors on a partition... if you install on a bad partition and don't check it - you will lose data
[21:03] <Shaudh> Hi there
[21:04] <jdu> fccf, that's along the lines I was thinking.  For that matter, would you suggest I edit the script to run e2fsck on each system that is installed?
[21:04] <Shaudh> I remember something that is was possible to declare a default usergroup for a directory.. I thought it was chgrp -S <groupname> but it seems wrong.. the man page doesn't list the option either.. so How can I declare a default group for files in a directory regardless of the primary group of the user making the file or subdirectory?
[21:05] <jdu> Shaudh, + on -
[21:05] <fccf> jdu: Probably wise
[21:05] <Mow> can I download meta through like sync or add or remove aplications
[21:05] <jdu> Shaudh, and it may be a small s
[21:05] <cabrey> Mark_vH, that's about all I can think of, seeing as I don't use gDesklets
[21:05] <Shaudh> jdu: I don't understand.. +- ?
[21:05] <jdu> Shaudh, before the s
[21:05] <SunmanXII> Hey guys, Im having an issue with changing screen resolution in Hardy - I get an error message " The X Server does not support the XRandR extension. Runtime resolution changes to the display size are not available"
[21:06] <Shaudh> jdu: Ahh.. even thought the option isn't listed in the man page?
[21:06] <jdu> Shaudh, sorry my response was confusing       + instead of -
[21:06] <cabrey> Mow, what do you want to install?
[21:06] <fccf> SunmanXII: what graphics card are you running
[21:06] <Shaudh> jdu: Thanks :D
[21:06] <jdu> Shaudh, really?
[21:06] <Mark_vH> cabrey: ok, thanks anyway...i got pretty far at customizing my ubuntu to my needs. Now the only annoyance is that the gdesklets can still be maximized by the system-wide maximize key
[21:06] <Shaudh> jdu: yes :)
[21:06] <Mow> metacity
[21:06] <Mark_vH> well...i guess i can live with it for now
[21:06] <resno> Mow:  apt-get install metacity
[21:07] <cabrey> Mow, metacity is installed by default in Ubuntu
[21:07] <Mow> Thats what I was asking lol..thanks
[21:07] <SunmanXII> fccf: im running an ati but i have all the drivers enabled. this is a common issue with my card but i havent seen a solution that works for me
[21:07] <deadnix> hey
[21:07] <phaedral> If I do a WUBI install to an 8 gig usb stick will that let me take my ubuntu to other computers?
[21:07] <fccf> !ati | SunmanXII
[21:07] <deadnix> is there a way to runn the media server on ubuntu for ps3?
[21:07] <Shaudh> jdu: I've tried and it's not accepting +s +S -S -s ... any other ideas? :D
[21:07] <ccasket> Mow, metacity is the default gnome theme engine, check out gnome-look.org and kde-look.org for all the goodies
[21:08] <twig11> can anyone recommend an inexpensive usb wireless card that works with ubuntu 9.04 out of the box?
[21:08] <fccf> SunmanXII: you will need to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf manually to change resolutions
[21:08] <resno> deadnix: are you trying to install something on the ps3?
[21:08] <cabrey> !metacity
[21:08] <cabrey> darn
[21:08] <Mow> alright yeah I was wondering why emerald wasnt working then I heard it has problems I had no idea ive been trying to get it to work this whole time..thanks
[21:08] <SunmanXII> fccf: I have the driver up and working as far as i know. its just the resolution that i cant do
[21:08] <SunmanXII> fccf: how do i do that?
[21:08] <deadnix> resno no i need to access the video and music files from ps3 on my pc which runs ubuntu
[21:08] <fccf> !no metacity is the default display manager in gnome
[21:09] <ccasket> twig11, I'm using a cheap Linksys PCI card that shows as 06:09.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 03)
[21:09] <resno> deadnix: have samba installed?
[21:09] <deadnix> not yet
[21:09] <deadnix> just installed ubuntu
[21:09] <resno> deadnix: im not sure what program to use for that since ps3 needs a "media server" program
[21:09] <cabrey> Metacity is default Windows Manager in Ubuntu
[21:09] <TannerS_> !samba
[21:10] <fccf> SunmanXII: type gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf --- make sure to save a backup
[21:10] <Mow> idk emerald came up as my default..
[21:10] <casey_> how do i change root i got 2 other hard drives in this ubuntu computer. I want to use the hard drives and puts some things on them but when i try to it says you do not have permissions.
[21:10] <jdu> if I delete everything in /dev, will it be recreated on next boot?
[21:10] <cabrey> Mow, run aptitude show emerald to see if it is installed
[21:10] <Spec> jdu: i wouldn't recommend doing that.
[21:11] <SunmanXII> fccf: I have a bunch of resolutions in the "screen" section of xorg.conf... do i just get rid of them?
[21:11] <Shaudh> Is there a way to declare a default group for a directory that will be assigned to sub files and directories regardless of the primary usergroup of the user making the file or subdir?
[21:11] <the1corrupted> My touchpad on my laptop isn't detected in Linux.  Help?
[21:11] <casey_> how do i chamge root premissions
[21:11] <cabrey> jdu, you won't be allowed, even with sudo
[21:11] <jdu> Spec, I know, but theoretically
[21:11] <Spec> jdu; probably not.
[21:11] <fccf> SunmanXII: no, those are the available resolutions... please pastebin your xorg.conf and I will edit for you
[21:11] <casey_>  how do i change root premissions
[21:12] <jdu> so another way: if I create a system without anything in /dev and boot it, it is created, right?
[21:12] <Myrtti> Shaudh: there should be information about that around the internet with "suid" and "sticky bit"
[21:12] <resno> casey_: why do you want to change root permissions?
[21:12] <Myrtti> casey_: huh?
[21:12] <cabrey> "/dev" is a virtual folder
[21:12] <jdu> because I am mounting udev
[21:12] <casey_> do i can use a hard drive
[21:12] <Shaudh> Myrtti: Thanks for the keywords.. starting to google now :)
[21:12] <SunmanXII> fccf: http://pastebin.com/m48fc20d9
[21:12] <splitz> do someone know if it is possible to get amarok remember where you are in a podcast? like iTunes.
[21:13] <jdu> cabrey, oddly, this software I'm messing with acts like it's not
[21:13] <PastorKarr> i am very limited on space, does the net minimal install download the system to the disk and then jnstall from there or to RAM? like is it same in the end as having alternate install disc?
[21:13] <casey_> do i need to sign in as root?
[21:13] <cabrey> PastorKarr, nothing installs to RAM, that is temporary storage
[21:13] <jdu> casey_, use sudo
[21:13] <PastorKarr> yes i meant the downloaded pacakges and stuff
[21:14] <the1corrupted> casey_: No.  You should never have to.
[21:14] <jdu> sudo su   to get root shell
[21:14] <casey_> ho do i use sudo
[21:14] <fccf> SunmanXII: what is your current resolution? & what do you want your resolution to be
[21:14] <cabrey> casey_, sudo program
[21:14] <resno> casey_: in terminal
[21:14] <the1corrupted> My (ALPS) touchpad on my laptop isn't detected in Linux.  Help?
[21:14] <dajhorn> Are all Launchpad PPA archives being automatically signed now?
[21:14] <alan__> someone help me?
[21:14] <casey_> where is it
[21:15] <cabrey> dajhorn, each ppa has its own key which you need to import
[21:15] <fccf> !ask | alan__
[21:15] <casey_> i'm new to liunx
[21:15] <splitz> do someone know if it is possible to get amarok remember where you are in a podcast? like iTunes.
[21:15] <cabrey> casey_, Applications > Accessories > Terminal
[21:15] <the1corrupted> casey_: What are you trying to do that you need to edit root permissions?
[21:15] <dajhorn> cabrey: I've got a PPA that was published last week, but the Launchpad bot didn't create a Release.gpg file, even though the PPA has a key.
[21:15] <resno> i was trying remember how to get to terminal from memory..
[21:15] <casey_> so i can use a hard drive
[21:16] <yucel> merhaba
[21:16] <SunmanXII> fccf: im currently 1280x1024 i want to be 1440x900
[21:16] <cabrey> dajhorn, In that case it probably automatically generates a key for you to use, but you have to use it
[21:16] <PastorKarr> casey_: i know, i was meaning space, im assuming it deletes packages after unpacking and installing.... so its same as doing a cli install froma a alternate disk?
[21:16] <dajhorn> cabrey: Yes, I've got the LP PPA key, but the LP bot didn't actually sign anything with it.
[21:17] <fccf> SunmanXII: the linux driver will only support 1280x1024 .. sorry
[21:17] <casey_> huh
[21:17] <PastorKarr> casey_: i meant cabrey
[21:17] <Sorinello> annyone has any idea how to make Eclipse to consume less resources on Ubuntu ?
[21:17] <PastorKarr> :P
[21:17] <SunmanXII> can i change to 1024x768 then? cause the current one is screwed up on my display
[21:17] <deadnix> so no one knows how to share media from ubuntu to ps3?
[21:17] <the1corrupted> SunmanXII: System -> Preferences -> Display
[21:17] <casey_> ok
[21:17] <resno> deadnix: you should google ps3 media server from linux or osmething
[21:18] <Lilarcor> deadnix: media? as in...movies?
[21:18] <cabrey> dajhorn, /join #launchpad
[21:18] <deadnix> LibertyTiger yap movies, music
[21:18] <dajhorn> cabrey: Okay.
[21:18] <SunmanXII> fccf: huh? thats not there
[21:18] <fiber> hello... i'm having some problems... i just put together a new system (i7 920+asus p6t v2) but when i boot from the CD, once i pick an option from the grub menu, it stalls for a while then says "error reading disk"... the only thing that works is the memory test... anyone have any ideas? it's not the cd (i've burned multiple cd's with different disk types).
[21:18] <deadnix> stream
[21:18] <rsl|noob> does http://pastie.org/498235 make sense to anyone? i'm copying the passphrase from the clipboard to both, just to prove it's the same but ssh-add is determined to tell me it doesn't match.
[21:18] <cabrey> PastorKarr, I can't be sure, but I think packages are downloaded to the harddrive
[21:18] <resno> deadnix: never tried doing it in linux, only windows and use need media player. does tversity work in linux?
[21:19] <resno> is there a tversity version for linux?
[21:19] <splitz> do someone know if it is possible to get amarok remember where you are in a podcast? like iTunes.
[21:19] <PastorKarr> =0
[21:19] <the1corrupted> SunmanXII: If the resolution you want isn't in Ubuntu's display, then you probably don't have the right driver (or one at all) for your graphics card.
[21:19] <Lilarcor> deadnix: use a VM with windows and use tversity
[21:19] <volo1> Does anyone know if it is legal to resell OpenOffice under a different name? Check out what appeared in gmail in my margins: http://www.officebestdeall.com/
[21:19] <deadnix> there should be something similar, ill try to google magic something :)
[21:19] <cabrey> volo1, it is legal but you have to state that it is derived from openoffice
[21:19] <sjokkis> can ubuntu connect to network shares depending on which wlan i'm on?
[21:20] <Lilarcor> deadnix: http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en-us&q=dlna+linux&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
[21:20] <cabrey> also it is not ethical unless you are contributing back to the project
[21:20] <SunmanXII> the1corrupted: no... well i cant see what resolutions i have because whenever i try to change it it gives me the error message i pasted
[21:20] <chocobanana> fiber: I would advise you to do a minimal installation and once it's finished do a sudo apt-get install Ubuntu-Desktop
[21:20] <Spec> volo1: as long as it adheres to the gpl license then it's fine
[21:20] <volo1> cabrey: thanks -- I might hop on this. Just some ad copy, a landing page, and then take like 35% of the profits and pay into the OO fund.
[21:20] <Spec> volo1: and doesn't infringe on any copyrights or trademarks
[21:21] <volo1> Thanks Spec
[21:21] <Lilarcor> sjokkis: if you're on the same network segment with shares available..you shouldn't have any problems
[21:21] <fiber> chocobanana: and this would be with the alternate cd?
[21:21] <Spec> volo1: actually, it has to adhere to the LGPL
[21:22] <resno> deadnix: http://www.rbgrn.net/content/21-how-to-choose-dlna-media-server-windows-mac-os-x-or-linux found this list
[21:22] <volo1> Spec: I'll have to read that over carefully.
[21:22] <SunmanXII> fccf: also, there is no System->Preferences->Display
[21:22] <volo1> Nothing like the smell of sweet $$$$ in a down economy.
[21:22] <Mow> um ok but how do I install metacity
[21:22] <volo1> Spec: and then for certain I would take 35% and contribute back to the OO fund
[21:22] <resno> Mow: metacity is installed by default
[21:23] <fiber> chocobanana: if it's any help, grub displays a memory address in the upper-corner... 104280EF
[21:23] <Spec> volo1: good luck with that, I wouldn't recommend that ;)
[21:23] <Mow> I did what you said but no icon or place in the menu shows it
[21:23] <splitz> do someone know if it is possible to get amarok remember where you are in a podcast? like iTunes.
[21:23] <Mow> ok but how do I use it..
[21:23] <CodePoe7> Hello everybody. I'm having a weird problem where sound works if I start X with gdm, but not if I start it with startx. Any ideas?
[21:23] <resno> Mow:  dowlnoad themes for it and install
[21:23] <resno> !themes
[21:23] <chocobanana> fiber: there's a speficic iso, one moment
[21:23] <resno> !themes | mow
[21:24] <Mow> does it matter what kind of theme I download and how do i install them...im clueless..ill read above i supose...
[21:24] <SunmanXII> fccf: are you there?
[21:24] <chocobanana> fiber: do you have a wired or wireless internet connection?
[21:24] <fccf> SunmanXII: There used to be - it is now System>perf>screen resolution -- which is xrandr and should work ..  you may have the wrong driver - or wrong component for said driver
[21:25] <pvvni> What's a good way to download something with support to resume the download should it fail
[21:25] <PastorKarr> rawr
[21:25] <pvvni> Bit torrent does not count
[21:25] <PastorKarr> damn
[21:25] <pvvni> I've been trying to download an ubuntu iso here at work, but the internet is so pineappley that it has failed about 8 times so far
[21:25] <pvvni> and I've had to restart the dl
[21:25] <cabrey> pvvni, use torrents
[21:25] <PastorKarr> xubumti-desktop is still way to big
[21:25] <pvvni> cabrey: 13:23 < pvvni> Bit torrent does not count
[21:25] <SunmanXII> fccf: thats what gives me the error - when i try to use that menu. this only stopped working when i switchted to hardy - and the driver stayed the same . do i need a new one?
[21:25] <cabrey> why not? it's fast & acts like a download manager
[21:26] <fccf> PastorKarr: do you need something tiny - like 100mb or less?
[21:26] <CodePoe7> Perhaps his work blocks BT traffic?
[21:26] <fiber> chocobanana: wired
[21:26] <imdonatello> !ubottu
[21:26] <fccf> SunmanXII: Not sure - hardy should work as good as any
[21:26] <chocobanana> fiber: great! here you go: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD :)
[21:27] <fccf> SunmanXII: Have you tried updating?
[21:27] <chocobanana> fiber: if that doesn't work, then this is another option: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[21:27] <PastorKarr> fccf: im looking for a general linux desktop with basics like firefox and gedit, thats really all.  and to fit on 2 gb thimb drive
[21:27] <chocobanana> fiber: sorry wrong link. This is the correct alternative solution: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[21:27] <casey_> can i change root premissions by sigmimg in on root?
[21:27] <fccf> Puppy linux comes with almost everything you need .. firefox clone is included - firefox is available
[21:28] <fccf> PastorKarr: ^^^
[21:28] <fiber> chocobanana: heh, yea... i'll just do that... i wanted to avoid that but looks like i have no choice
[21:28] <whileimhere> HI. I am trying to use the pcsx emulator from the Synaptic Repos. I do not seem to have any audio with it. I do have normal audio on the system. Anyone know anything about it?
[21:28] <Brack10> casey_: You can't login as root, do things that require admin with sudo
[21:28] <Brack10> casey_: man sudo
[21:28] <fccf> PastorKarr: and it will automatically install on a thumbdrive
[21:28] <SunmanXII> fccf: actually my update manager doesnt igve me the option of upgrading to 8.10
[21:28] <PastorKarr> allright il look into it
[21:28] <cabrey> SunmanXII, change that in System > Administration > Software Sources
[21:29] <fccf> SunmanXII: not upgrade ... update
[21:29] <chocobanana> fiber: the minimal installation is pretty easy and quick
[21:29] <goluk> buenas tardes
[21:29] <chocobanana> hola
[21:29] <Get_Sum> I installed Skype the other day (followed the instructions from the skype website); it worked fine, but now I can't see it in the menus anywhere! how do I launch it?
[21:29] <SunmanXII> fccf: update what exactly?
[21:29] <cabrey> Get_Sum, It should be under internet
[21:29] <moxfalder> how to check harddisks for BAD sectors ?
[21:30] <darthanubis> Get_Sum, you should have just installed it from the repso
[21:30] <darthanubis> repos
[21:30] <fccf> SunmanXII: the update manager will update everything to the latest for hardy... this may fix things
[21:30] <Shaudh> Myrtti: Thanks a lot, the sgid search paid off.. jdu was right.. but I was using the wrong program.. it should have been chmod g+s .. not chgrp +s ... Thanks everyone!!
[21:30] <deadnix> does wireless card netgear wn311b work on ubuntu 9
[21:30] <whileimhere> If I do not want pulse audio how can I get rid of it and use alsa?
[21:30] <Get_Sum> yeh, I thought that's where it was the other day; but now I can't see it there (under internet)
[21:30] <darthanubis> Get_Sum, look into getdebs and ubuntutweak
[21:30] <Myrtti> Shaudh: hehe, np
[21:30] <CodePoe7> I'm having a problem with sound. It works fine when X isnt running, or if I start X with gdm, but not if I start X with startx and .xinitrc. Any ideas?
[21:31] <darthanubis> ppl still use startx?
[21:31] <SunmanXII> fccf: i did, and thats when things went wrong :-)
[21:31] <jussi01> darthanubis: please dont recomend outside repos in this channel, with the exception of medibuntu.
[21:31] <darthanubis> great
[21:31] <coz_> moxfalder, try here  also just google    linux  check hard driver bad sectors
[21:31] <coz_> moxfalder,   http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/how-to-i-check-a-linux-formated-hard-drive-for-bad-sectors-151018/
[21:31] <darthanubis> please don't help people with their issues
[21:32] <darthanubis> jussi01, well he is not going to get skype help here then right?
[21:32] <jussi01> darthanubis: we cant support them with things from outside repositories.
[21:32] <goluk> alguien puede hacerme el favor de explicarme como hago para actualizar el correcto ortografico de openoffice 3, ya que le doy corrector ortografico pero este no reconoce palabras mal escritas
[21:32] <darthanubis> !es \ goluk
[21:32] <cabrey> !es
[21:32] <darthanubis> !es | goluk
[21:32] <CodePoe7> I use startx cause I'm not a fan of the graphical login. Does gdm set up audio too?
[21:33] <moxfalder> coz_: OK, google linux check hard driver bad sectors (joke)
[21:33] <chocobanana> goluk: momentito pff
[21:33] <wigglez> hey i created a launcher on the desktop, how would i run this as root
[21:33] <jposorski> i cant get ubuntu to recognize my sound card any ideas?
[21:33] <cabrey> wigglez, in the properties, put gksuu in front of the command
[21:34] <fccf> SunmanXII: no you upgraded to hardy ... hardy has been updated since you upgraded
[21:34] <cabrey> gksu*
[21:34] <darthanubis> wigglez, from terminal as root
[21:34] <wigglez> oo ok thanks
[21:34] <wigglez> nice it works
[21:34] <SunmanXII> fccf: i also updated everything i could when i updgraded. and i still have the issues
[21:34] <wigglez> thanks alot man :)
[21:34] <darthanubis> np
[21:35] <fccf> SunmanXII: when did you upgrade?
[21:35] <chazco> Anyone know how to fix evtouch crashes on Ubuntu (bug reports filed)? Also, anyone know how to use WPA enterprise with iwl3945 (bug reports filed)? Finally, anyone know how to fix the tcp_window_scaling issue without disabling tcp_window_scaling?
[21:35] <Mow> ok ive just about had it...How do you control your themes with no theme control
[21:35] <Mow> I have themes but I cant use any of them and I have no idea how...
[21:35] <SunmanXII> fccf: i did all the updates i had a few weeks ago
[21:35] <Mow> I had emerald but that doesnt work
[21:35] <darthanubis> !theme
[21:35] <fccf> SunmanXII:  pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list -- you may still be using an older repository
[21:35] <casey_> what do i type in sudo to change the root promissions on /media/Server?
[21:35] <whileimhere> I have the output from the terminal of my soundcard. It is at http://pastebin.com/d5b487a1a Can anyone tell me what it means?
[21:36] <darthanubis> casey_, rephrase
[21:36] <Mow> ok ive seen the find your themse over and over i dont need themes I need the program that puts them on..
[21:36] <darthanubis> Mow, the "program"' is YOU
[21:37] <Mow> and the ones that are on the system that I have arnt there...
[21:37] <darthanubis> the themes come with instructions
[21:37] <SunmanXII> fccf: http://pastebin.com/m36a1873d
[21:37] <darthanubis> Mow, have you rt-clicked the desktop?
[21:37] <casey_> what do i type in sudo to change the promissions on a directory?
[21:37] <Jack_Sparrow> Themes are seldom 100% complete
[21:37] <cabrey> casey_, what are you trying to accomplish?
[21:37] <Mow> k change the backround thats it
[21:38] <jposorski> i keep getting an error that says No volume control elements and/or devices found. anyone got any ideas
[21:38] <darthanubis> casey_, google linux permissions, you will be enlightened
[21:38] <darthanubis> casey_, it is not a sudo specific thing
[21:38] <resno> Mow: are you just trying to change the background image?
[21:38] <Mow> im trying to load the themes I downloaded ten thousand times
[21:38] <darthanubis> jposorski, maybe your sound card is not supported?
[21:39] <darthanubis> Most themes are drag and drop
[21:39] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow Are they *.tgz etc?
[21:39] <darthanubis> but you have to read to know that
[21:39] <darthanubis> some are not
[21:39] <Mow> tar.gz
[21:39] <wildc4rd> evening all
[21:39] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow Try this first.  Open the theme manager and drag and drop one in there
[21:40] <darthanubis> Mow, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=428189
[21:40] <darthanubis> all of two seconds to google and paste that link
[21:40] <darthanubis> please try it some time?
[21:40] <fccf> SunmanXII: It may be that backports is causing a newer(broken) version to be installed .. load syanptic and see if any of xorg ati fglrx xrandr etc are using backports - this could be your problem
[21:40] <darthanubis> never had backports break anything
[21:41] <SunmanXII> fccf: how do i see if they are using backports?
[21:41] <Mow> see it says go to system prefs and themes
[21:41] <Mow> I dont have that option its not there for some reason
[21:41] <darthanubis> SunmanXII, if you don't know, then most likely you are not using them
[21:41] <chazco> Anyone know of a fix for this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/272185 ?
[21:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow try system-pref - appearance- thmem
[21:42] <darthanubis> Mow, rt-click the desktop please
[21:42] <fccf> SunmanXII: look at properties for a package - in the versions tab .. you will see what I mean
[21:42] <Mow> keeps saying there was an error
[21:42] <benc2> where can I find the private ssh key of a user?
[21:42] <darthanubis> Get_Sum, I got in trouble for it, but I knew it'd work perfectly
[21:42] <jdu> in .ssh, right?
[21:42] <Get_Sum> ty
[21:43] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow Is these a wm theme or a login window theme etc
[21:43] <darthanubis> np
[21:43] <bastid_raZor> benc2; in their home/.ssh/
[21:43] <Jack_Sparrow> is this
[21:43] <benc2> bastid_raZor: can't find this folder
[21:43] <dajhorn> whileimhere: Looks like the computer doesn't have that soundcard. Use `lspci` or somesuch to check for actual hardware.
[21:43] <Mow> ?...All im in is apearence preferances and I tried to drag the the.tar.gz to it and it gives me an errpr
[21:43] <Mow> error
[21:44] <Mow> keep saying that there not valid themes
[21:44] <chazco> Mow - What is the URL to theme you're trying to install?
[21:44] <SunmanXII> fccf: i checked, and i guess none of them are...
[21:44] <benc2> bastid_raZor:  but I can log in to a remote server without ssh so I must have it
[21:44] <fccf> benc2 ... /home/usersusername/.ssh - you may have to go to the view tab and show hidden files
[21:44] <Jack_Sparrow> are you on the screen where you can see and change themes that are already in your computer
[21:44] <Mow> idk I downloaded a bunch of them because non of them are working
[21:44] <Mow> yes
[21:44] <Mow> jack
[21:44] <Mow> I am
[21:44] <Jack_Sparrow> are you on the screen where you can see and change themes that are already in your computer
[21:44] <fccf> SunmanXII: Guessing doesn't work --- dig deeper
[21:44] <Jack_Sparrow> Sorry
[21:45] <SunmanXII> fccf: then how do i check?
[21:45] <darthanubis> SunmanXII, if you don't know, then most likely you are not using them
[21:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow Let me find a theme for you to try,
[21:45] <Mow> alright I just dont understand..I went to all those ones that were listed
[21:45] <darthanubis> SunmanXII, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports
[21:46] <darthanubis> Is it against channel rules to use Google?
[21:46] <cabrey> Mow, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCOBhUpV9XA
[21:46] <cabrey> that'll show you how to install a theme
[21:46] <darthanubis> cabrey, did you use google?
[21:46] <darthanubis> :P
[21:46] <fccf> darthanubis: I think it is against channel rules not to use Google
[21:46] <irish_tux> ello all
[21:46] <SunmanXII> OK thenim not using them! thats what I said!
[21:46] <benc2> fccf: thanks
[21:46] <Mow> bah I havent got flash yet...
[21:47] <cabrey> darthanubis, youtube
[21:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Orbital+Pack?content=59920    for a sec
[21:47] <Mow> been trying to do one thing at a time been messing around with themes for hours...
[21:47] <whileimhere1> dajhorn here is my output in the pastebin http://pastebin.com/m1b92eaca
[21:47] <sam_> Hello ppl
[21:47] <darthanubis> cabrey, lol I see it is a youtube link, but I thought you found the link by searching the great google
[21:47] <darthanubis> sam_, yo
[21:47] <darthanubis> !ask |sam
[21:48] <somaunn_> is there any other screenreader than orca ?
[21:48] <cabrey> KISS
[21:48] <cabrey> keep it  simple stupid
[21:48] <darthanubis> really?
[21:48] <sam_> It's my first time to be here
[21:49] <darthanubis> sam_, welcome!
[21:49] <Mow> ok...that went in but what would explain no other kind of theme im trying not working?..And it wont let me use that them
[21:49] <sam_> thx dartanubis
[21:49] <roy_hobbs> Where is the setting stored in gnome-ssh-askpass for load key on startup?
[21:49] <Mow> it just put it in my theme aperence box
[21:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow Get the top item from the downloads and drop it onto your theme manager
[21:49] <darthanubis> sam_, google will help narrow your query down to something specific if you require help.
[21:49] <Mow> I did
[21:49] <sam_> ok
[21:50] <dajhorn> whileimhere1: You could have an update bug.  Try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=409116
[21:50] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow Ok so it is working correctly.  You will need to read up on the different themes, there are themes for the login if you use one.. those are gdm themes
[21:50] <casey_> what does execute mean?
[21:50] <_jonesy_> Is there a way to create a bootable USB thumb drive of Ubuntu 9.04 from a Mac running OS 10.5?
[21:50] <resno> casey_: execute means to run
[21:51] <dajhorn> whileimhere1: Check the output of `lsmod` for the snd-intel8x0 driver too.
[21:51] <whileimhere1> dajhorn thanks i will try this.
[21:51] <roy_hobbs> _jonesy_: try UNETBOOTIN
[21:51] <Mow> what would explain why the other themes I downloaded wont work are they a different kind of configuration?..
[21:51] <Mow> and thanks for all the help
[21:51] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow Stick with gtk-2 themes in general and themes are hit and miss and seldom a complete package with everything you see in their screenshots
[21:52] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow glad to help
[21:52] <_L3o0_> Case: i'm trying to connect to an FTP server.. and after placing the password, returns an error "There is no support for this operation" Any1 know why? PS: There's proxy / auth
[21:53] <Mow> so I should be able to switch over to KDE and do the same thing with themes correct?
[21:53] <cabrey> Mow, not exactly
[21:53] <cabrey> they use a different system
[21:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow I have not used kde in years, but I am sure you can
[21:54] <cabrey> You might want to /join #kubuntu and ask
[21:54] <Xodiac13> i cant get my video to showing when i play games in wine i can here music but the screen is black
[21:54] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow I set my kubuntu to look like XP
[21:54] <id10t> 'lo all
[21:54] <cabrey> Xodiac13, what game?
[21:55] <cabrey> or all of them?
[21:55] <Gourlis> I'm the only one in this world who have Ubuntu 8.10 ? :P
[21:55] <Xodiac13> cabrey: dod source, team fortress 2 and so on
[21:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Gourlis Nope, got it here too
[21:55] <cabrey> Xodiac13, did you install directx9?
[21:55] <whileimhere1> dajhorn Thank you that last URL did it for me.
[21:55] <Xodiac13> cabrey: uhm i might need to do that
[21:56] <Xodiac13> cabrey: but it comes with it
[21:56] <dajhorn> whileimhere1: Np.
[21:56] <id10t> got a grub question... have ubuntu 9.04 on a usb drive, works fine to boot on several computers that are like where it was installed... other machines (more drives) give an error 2... I'm assuming this is the hd(X,Y) for the / partition changing.. but, when I edit the grub line during boot, it won't tab-complete device names/UUIDs/etc
[21:56] <SunmanXII> so uhh,... i guess theres no solution to my problem?
[21:56] <Xodiac13> cabrey: i dont understand
[21:56] <Xodiac13> cabrey: i will download it and install it then
[21:56] <cabrey> if it came with it, it is probably already installed
[21:56] <cabrey> What gfx card do you have?
[21:56] <whileimhere1> dajhorn who would have guessed it.
[21:56] <Xodiac13> cabrey: i have a radeon x1200
[21:57] <guntbert> !who | cabrey
[21:57] <shubbar> i want the paper A4 and the setting in /etc/papersize is A4 yet the default is still Letter size. How can I change it?
[21:57] <_jonesy_> roy_hobbs: thanks
[21:57] <cabrey> I am a person :)
[21:57] <guntbert> cabrey: I didn't doubt that :-)
[21:57] <Gourlis> Jack_Sparrow, we will get updates on 8.10 or we are no updates now ?
[21:57] <cabrey> guntbert, ah whoops misread that
[21:58] <id10t> Gourlis, 8.10 will get updates for another year at least
[21:58] <Myrtti> id10t: until April, not more
[21:58] <Bob3> I have a laptop with 2 hard drives, When I installed Ubuntu 9.04 it somehow made them into 1 big drive, and now i want to unistall ubuntu and reinstall windows but am unable because first the hard drives are now apperently the wrong size and it can not format either of them, so how do i remove Ubuntu get my hard drives back to the correct size and install windows again?
[21:58] <Gourlis> id10t, alright, because other editions cannot be used with me.
[21:58] <id10t> Myrtti, well, ok then 10 months...
[21:58] <cabrey> Xodiac13, what version of Ubuntu are you on?
[21:58] <id10t> Gourlis, why not? and if LOOONG support is required, I'd recommend a LTS release..
[21:59] <Xodiac13> cabrey: 9.04
[21:59] <shubbar> Can anyone tell me how to change default paper size to A4?
[21:59] <Xodiac13> 32bit beacuse 64bit gave me problems
[21:59] <Gourlis> id10t, I want LTS too, but 8.04.2 FREEZES MY PC.
[21:59] <cabrey> !ati
[21:59] <guntbert> shubbar: about what application are you talking?
[21:59] <KenSharp> Bob3, do you have a Windows disc?
[22:00] <Bob3> KenSharp yes I have the disc when i put it in it can not format the now wrong sized hard drives and it can not install
[22:00] <id10t> anyone know why grub won't do tab completion on device names/ids during the boot process?
[22:01] <casey_> is this right?  sudo chmod  </media/Server> u+x+r+w
[22:01] <cabrey> Xodiac13, it seems your card is not supported by the latest ATI drivers anymore
[22:01] <imbezol> casey_: you don't actually type the < and >
[22:01] <shubbar> gnutbert, Firefox, OpenOffice ...
[22:01] <cabrey> and the latest drivers are required for 9.04
[22:01] <Xodiac13> cabrey: what
[22:01] <casey_> ok
[22:02] <KenSharp> Bob3, you need to either format over Ubuntu and lose everything, or you need to download a gparted live CD and resize the Ubuntu partition, and then install Windows into the new partition.  given that you though upgrading Wine was *really* difficult, I can't see you managing to do something like this without ballsing it up either
[22:02] <bc> $deity, I'm starting to hate pidgin.
[22:02] <Xodiac13> cabrey: damnit what can i do
[22:02] <Bob3> KenSharp I want a complete reinstall and lose everything how do i do that because just puttin in the windows cd and clicking format does not work everything is now wrong
[22:02] <guntbert> shubbar: ok, goto system/controlcenter, choose hardware, then printing
[22:02] <cabrey> Xodiac13, you can use the open source driver which you are more than likely using right now
[22:03] <Xodiac13> cabrey: so... i cant use wine then
[22:03] <cabrey> Xodiac13, but the games problem is more than likely because of the driver issu
[22:03] <cabrey> e
[22:03] <KenSharp> i was right then
[22:03] <Xodiac13> cabrey: so what if i change distro will it fix it
[22:03] <shubbar> gnutbert, Gnome?
[22:03] <cabrey> Xodiac13, If you downgrade to 8.10, you can use the official ATI drivers
[22:03] <Xodiac13> cabrey: because i was using mandriva 2008 before i deployed
[22:03] <Bob3> KenSharp how do i format over Ubuntu how do i get it back to the correct sizes for the hard drives, how do i remove Ubuntu and install windows
[22:04] <Xodiac13> cabrey: okay will do
[22:04] <Xodiac13> cabrey: thank you
[22:04] <Jack_Sparrow> Bob3 You simply install windows  .. see #windows
[22:04] <shubbar> gnutbert, printing, you want to change the printer defaults
[22:04] <guntbert> shubbar: yes, gnome (and its guntbertn not gnutbert, use <tab> to autocomplete nicknames)
[22:04] <Bram_P> hello, I'm searching for a program which makes it possible to login to rapidshare (or even more file sharing sites) and that when I put in a link it will download it
[22:04] <Bram_P> does anyone know of such a program?
[22:05] <boss_mc> guntbert: it's guntbert...
[22:05] <Xodiac13> cabrey: is 8.10 just the updates i need to download 8.04 right?
[22:05] <id10t> Bram_P, i think i saw a firefox extension to do something similar
[22:05] <shubbar> gnutbert, its A4 for the printer, yet the programs default is Letter
[22:05] <Xodiac13> cabrey: and is the 8.10 64bit good or am i better using the 32bit
[22:05] <Bob3> Jack_Sparrown that did not work I say again that did not wrok, because i have 2 hard drives one of 90 something the other of 40 something Ubuntu has somehow changed it to one 140 something and one 5 something and now when i put in the windows cd it can not format the hard drives which are of wrong size and it can not install
[22:05] <guntbert> boss_mc: thank you for telling me.., my fingers are getting crazy :-))
[22:05] <cabrey> Xodiac13, If you're running 9.04 now, then you have to download 8.10 disk
[22:05] <cabrey> Xodiac13, never used 64 bit im afraid
[22:06] <Xodiac13> cabrey: but the download says on ubuntu.com only 9.04 and 8.04
[22:06] <boss_mc> guntbert: always nice to point out other's keyboard related failings... (I have so many of my own :-()
[22:06] <Guest87440> halo cabrones
[22:06] <Bram_P> id10t: do you remember the name of it?
[22:06] <guntbert> shubbar: are you where I told you to go?
[22:06] <jdu> I have a computer that complains about /lib/modules/2.../volatile/* not being writable but they are; any ideas?
[22:06] <Jack_Sparrow> Bob3 Get ANY disk partitioning program and remove the partitions.
[22:06] <guntbert> boss_mc: :-))
[22:06] <id10t> Bram_P, nope. i was looking for something that would grab flv files out of utube, etc. for me..
[22:06] <cabrey> Xodiac13, you can download 8.04 which is a LTS then upgrade to 8.10 or just try and use 8.04
[22:06] <PastorKarr> is there any* way at all to get either gnome or xfce on without the extra packages?
[22:06] <cabrey> !LTS
[22:06] <Bob3> JacK_Sparrow how exactly do i do that Exactly  and when do i run it and how,
[22:07] <Xodiac13> cabrey: where can i download 8.10
[22:07] <Jack_Sparrow> !gparted
[22:07] <shubbar> guntbert, no, i went System, Administration, Printing
[22:07] <freeatlast> Hi - My display settings changed to 640X480 - Have Nvidia graphics - under System/Preferences/Screen Resoultion - I can not set higher than 640X480 - Any idea's how to fix ? ?
[22:07] <Jack_Sparrow> Bob3 Beyond that. it is not a ubuntu support question
[22:07] <cabrey> Xodiac13, http://releases.ubuntu.com/intrepid/
[22:07] <fccf> freeatlast: you need to use nvidia-settings as root
[22:07] <Bob3> Jac_sparrow Well Ubuntu got me into this mess and now i cant remove it
[22:07] <id10t> freeatlast, do you have the nvidia restricted drivers installed?
[22:07] <Xodiac13> cabrey: thank you
[22:08] <guntbert> shubbar: thats the same :-), now right click on a printer icon, choose properties
[22:08] <Xodiac13> does anyone know if the 8.10 64bit is good it wont mess anything up
[22:08] <Xodiac13> and has a lot of support
[22:08] <PastorKarr> is there any* way at all to get either gnome or xfce on without the extra packages?
[22:08] <PastorKarr> minal DE
[22:08] <PastorKarr> minimal*
[22:08] <Xodiac13> or am i better using the 32 bit 8.10
[22:08] <unop> PastorKarr, what are the extra packages you refer to?
[22:09] <guntbert> shubbar: and now choose printer options
[22:09] <shubbar> guntbert, did that for my default printer, and the Page Size is A4
[22:09] <PastorKarr> unop: like everything that included in the packages ubuntu-desktop, all ... everything basically, it come sout to be 1.9 GB after installed, which is way to much, im looking for just the desktop environment
[22:09] <Slart> PastorKarr: what's wrong with installing just the xfce package?
[22:09] <irish_tux> hey all
[22:10] <Slart> !info xfce4 | PastorKarr
[22:10] <PastorKarr> o.o
[22:10] <guntbert> shubbar: good, everything ok now?
[22:11] <PastorKarr> Slart: what about gnome?
[22:11] <Myrtti> !info xubuntu-desktop | PastorKarr
[22:11] <Slart> PastorKarr: don't tell you didn't even open synaptic to take a look
[22:11] <PastorKarr> O_O
[22:11] <Bram_P> id1ot: can't seem to find it in the addons
[22:11] <Slart> PastorKarr: well.. I think I'll leave that exercise to you
[22:11] <PastorKarr> ok so insted of apt-get install xubuntu-desktop its xubuntu-meta?
[22:11] <djp> just opened my gnome keyring. i thought i was meant to have a 'login' keyring, however i don't, only a 'default' keyring. is that correct?
[22:11] <boss_mc> Slart: installing that draws in the 'extra packages' he doesn't want
[22:12] <shubbar> guntbert, no, these are the setting and things are the same = not ok
[22:12] <Myrtti> PastorKarr: sudo aptitude install xubuntu-desktop will do just fine
[22:12] <PastorKarr> yes it says its 1400 MB after beingstalled
[22:12] <Slart> boss_mc: xfce4 is a lot smaller than xubuntu-desktop
[22:12] <Xodiac13> is the 64bit 8.10 good or am i just better with the 32bit i just want to get most out of my laptop
[22:12] <Xodiac13> ?
[22:12] <Xodiac13> i guess i will found out my own
[22:13] <LoneWlf> so... here I am back at the command prompt again
[22:13] <LoneWlf> not that I mind, but...
[22:13] <LoneWlf> I do need graphics for some things
[22:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter
[22:13] <boss_mc> Slart: sorry, that was Myrtti who sent him the ubottu link... I take it all back :)
[22:13] <LoneWlf> Does anyone know of any issues with Ubuntu 9.04 that would cause X to crash?
[22:13] <Slart> boss_mc: you're forgiven =)
[22:13] <cabrey> LoneWlf, what hardware do you have?
[22:14] <Slart> clear
[22:14] <Slart> bah
[22:14]  * boss_mc wipes sweat from brow and breaths again...
[22:14] <CodePoe7> I have working sound when X is not running, but when I startx, it stops. If I switch back to tty1, it works. Any idea why it wont work when I'm in X?
[22:14] <LoneWlf> cabrey - which part? I have an intel m/b with an intel chipset and an intel graphics card
[22:14] <PastorKarr> I am totally confused on the info I'm getting.  OK: i have a 2 GB thumb drive with a cli instasllation of 9.04 on it, and I want a basic DE of either gnome or xfce, but both those packages installed say atleast 1.5 GB
[22:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !intel
[22:14] <LoneWlf> VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation 82915G/GV/910GL
[22:15] <cabrey> LoneWlf, can you get the log for X?
[22:15] <LoneWlf> ty
[22:15] <LoneWlf> yes
[22:15] <LoneWlf> where shall I post that?
[22:15] <Slart> PastorKarr: try "sudo apt-get install xfce4"
[22:15] <freeatlast> id10t, Sorry had a phone call - Yes I'am using the restricted drivers.
[22:15] <PastorKarr> k brb (im on irrsi with it now)
[22:16] <Xodiac13> is the 64bit 8.10 good or am i just better with the 32bit i just want to get most out of my laptop
[22:16] <cabrey> LoneWlf, pastebin
[22:16] <Jack_Sparrow> http://xwinman.org/          Has info  for Pastor
[22:16] <guntbert> shubbar: so you question was about openoffice really - sorry I misunderstood and am seeing the first time that the setting in gnome doesn't influence the setting on OO
[22:16] <beetle90210>  LoneWl:does x crash intermittantly after u log in , resulting in u getting logged out?
[22:16] <jdu> Xodiac13, probably best at the moment to use either 8.04.2 or 9.04
[22:16] <Slart> Xodiac13: how much memory do you have? >=4GB, go with 64bit  <4GB, go with 32bit
[22:17] <Xodiac13> jdu: someone told me so my video will work in 8.10 in wine to use this
[22:17] <LoneWlf> beetle90210 : no login possible, as GDM is starting, the screen blinks 3 times and then I get a screwed up dual image of the boot-time ubuntu screen
[22:17] <LoneWlf> cabrey : is that pastebin.com?
[22:17] <Xodiac13> SLart: i have 4 gig
[22:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Xodiac13 Why not ask people in #winehq ?
[22:17] <cabrey> Xodiac13, it'll also work in 8.04, just not 9.04
[22:17] <benc2> I've installed a server from source
[22:17] <cabrey> LoneWlf, pastebin.com or paste.ubuntu.com
[22:17] <benc2> how do I upgrade?
[22:17] <Slart> Xodiac13: then go with 64bit.. the memory and a small increase in speed when it comes to certain software is kind of the only difference
[22:17] <beetle90210> lonewlf: not too sure about that sorry.. my boss has the issue that i described ...
[22:18] <Xodiac13> Slart: do i still get the same software and and stuff as the 32 bit
[22:18] <Slart> Xodiac13: yup
[22:18] <Xodiac13> Slart: nice
[22:18] <freeatlast> fccf, I'm using the Nvidia restricted drivers - any idea's on how to get display back to normal - it's still currently 640X480 ? ?
[22:19] <guntbert> but shubbar about that issue you could ask in #openoffice.org
[22:19] <cabrey> freeatlast, can you use nvidia's tools?
[22:19] <fccf> freeatlast: sudo nvidia-settings - or install it
[22:19] <freeatlast> cabrey, Where is that listed? I have forgotten -sorry ?
[22:20] <guntbert> anyway I gotta go - bedtime - good luck to you shubbar
[22:20] <cabrey> freeatlast, see that fccf said ^^
[22:20] <freeatlast> cabrey, Oh ok - will try that.
[22:22] <freeatlast> fccf,  Got an error that said command not found.
[22:24] <cabrey> freeatlast, sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
[22:25] <fallore> what's the difference between a primary and logical partition?
[22:25] <freeatlast> cabrey, Ok will try that.
[22:26] <ruler> i cant able to call in google talk why?
[22:26] <superGear> http://www.pcguide.com/ref/hdd/file/structPartitions-c.html
[22:27] <jdu> fallore, ,  generally, logical partitions are in extended partitions and you are not limited as to the number of them you can have
[22:27] <freeatlast> cabrey, Looks like it installed - probably need reboot correct?
[22:27] <maximilian-schro> hi everybody. i connected a new usb keyboard today. while starting my computer it always enters the bios setup. and i have no clue why. any idea?
[22:27] <cabrey> freeatlast, probably not, the module is the one that would need rebooting and thats already installed
[22:27] <ruler> can i make call in google talk
[22:27] <fallore> jdu: if i've only got one partition (and free space, trying to make another partition for an OS), should i go with primary?
[22:28] <something_> just installed netbook remix, how do I add an icon to home screen?
[22:28] <superGear> ruler: ask google
[22:28] <cabrey> ruler, do you have flash installed?
[22:28] <cabrey> something_, drag and drop
[22:28] <freeatlast> cabrey, Ok so what should I do check to see if I can change display higher?
[22:28] <ruler> cabrey : i have installed it
[22:28] <something_> cabrey, drag and drop from where? desktop?
[22:28] <Slart> fallore: not much, really. In every day computer life.. you can have at most 4 primary partions.. unlimited logical partitions.. not sure if boot has to be a primary partition or not.. I'm pretty sure wikipedia has a good article about this
[22:28] <cabrey> freeatlast, sudo nvidia-settings
[22:29] <cabrey> something_, are you running the netbook interface?
[22:29] <something_> cabrey, yes
[22:29] <jdu> fallore, probably the limit is 4 primary partition per hard drive
[22:29] <cabrey> ruler, is any error message given
[22:29] <fallore> alright, i'll just go with primary *shrug*
[22:30] <cabrey> something_, drag and drop an icon from another category to the initial panel
[22:30] <jdu> fallore,  probably was in response to question, not to cast doubt on there being a 4 limit
[22:30] <LoneWlf> cabrey - I ran into some issues pasting anything, this screen config is an odd one on me, so... I followed the second link and I'm trying the PPA fix, to _downgrade_...
[22:30] <LoneWlf> we'll see
[22:30] <something_> cabrey: the icon I want is not in other category
[22:30] <fallore> okay jdu. thanks
[22:30] <fallore> and thanks everyone else :)
[22:30] <cabrey> something_, you want to create a launcher?
[22:31] <hacklab> ubuntu suxs/leave #ubuntu
[22:31] <chuck_> Maximilian-schro stuck key?
[22:31] <hacklab> leave #ubuntu
[22:31] <something_> cabrey: I installed emacs using apt-get, and itś not showíng up in my home screen, so I have to start it up terminal
[22:31] <cabrey> !attitude > hacklab
[22:31] <ruler> cabrey: it is showing you have to install the google talk download client(windows only)
[22:31] <fallore> from that performance, i would guess hacklab's problem are clientside.
[22:31] <cabrey> emacs is a console based app
[22:31] <maximilian-schro> chuck_ i dont think so. at least i cant notice any key to be stucked
[22:32] <cabrey> ruler, Google has not released an official client for Linux or OS X, only Windows
[22:33] <cabrey> ruler, you'll have to take up the issue with them
[22:33] <salmon> just upgraded to 9.04 and i gotz no sound, i have looked online and noting they say seems to help, anyone know what it takes?
[22:33] <cabrey> ruler, or you could try wine
[22:33] <ruler> cabreg : thans
[22:34] <salmon> just upgraded to jaunty, and i have no sound, help?
[22:34] <fallore> is there a difference between adding a partition at the beginning and end of free space?
[22:35] <Slart> fallore: yes
[22:35] <freeatlast> cabrey, Boy this really frustrating - I have it the Nvidia control panel open on another screen - but when I click on anything it justs hops to top of screen - like it does not respond when I click on a button - It shows I'm using a CRT but am using a Asus 19 LCD Flat panel - Which has been fine for quite awhile.
[22:35] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore  gnerally at the beggining
[22:35] <fallore> thanks Jack_Sparrow
[22:35] <freeatlast> cabrey, Another desktop is what I meant.
[22:35] <Slart> fallore: nothing major.. but if you add it at the beginning of the free space your remaining free space will be at the end... if you add it at the end of the free space you'll have the left over free space between the two partitions
[22:36] <cabrey> freeatlast, did you maximize the nvidia window?
[22:36] <fallore> ah that makes sense slart, thanks.
[22:36] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore are you trying to setup dual boot
[22:36] <cabrey> that happens to me sometimes to...
[22:36] <safruhani> can somebody gtive ubotu command for installing ati driver wiki page ?
[22:36] <Slart> fallore: but it won't affect the partitions.. they will work the same
[22:36] <jposorski> anyone got anyidea why studio wont find my sound card/drivers
[22:36] <Jack_Sparrow> !ati
[22:36] <cabrey> freeatlast, if you did, unmaximize it and try again
[22:36] <freeatlast> cabrey, I believe it is not maximized - will check
[22:37] <fallore> Jack_Sparrow: yes. arch linux and windows xp (which is already installed)
[22:37] <cabrey> freeatlast, you can also hold down alt and click anywhere on the window to move it if that helps
[22:37] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore Please use the pastebin and show me your sudo fdisk -l or equal
[22:37] <safruhani> thanks Jack_Sparrow
[22:37] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[22:38] <fallore> Jack_Sparrow: i dont think i can. i'm on a laptop for irc, the comp in question is @ the archlinux installer
[22:38] <kurtisnelson> Wondering if there is a safe way to convert my debian lenny server install to a Ubuntu Desktop install with minimal data loss.
[22:38] <salmon> just upgraded to 9.04 and i have no sound, anyone know how to fix that?
[22:38] <LoneWlf> cabrey - no dice
[22:39] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore then I cant help much,  I do suggest you create an extended and create a sep /home since you are working at the partition level now anyhow
[22:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !home
[22:39] <Slart> kurtisnelson: backup, reinstall, restore backup? I don't know what will happen if you just switch repos.. don't do it if you value your data
[22:39] <cabrey> LoneWlf, does X even start in low graphics mode?
[22:39] <jposorski> anyone got anyidea why studio wont find my sound card/drivers
[22:39] <kurtisnelson> Slart: What would i need to backup? etc, home, var?
[22:40] <mona> what is the difference between ubuntu and windows 7
[22:40] <Jack_Sparrow> mona Please dont ask that here
[22:40] <LoneWlf> cabrey - no
[22:40] <Slart> kurtisnelson: well.. I would save /home and /etc ...and of course any other directory where you might have stuff you want to keep.. /var/www or such
[22:40] <LoneWlf> cabrey - it blinks three times and goes to that locked up, dual vision screen
[22:41] <LoneWlf> cabrey - I managed to copy my Xorg.0.log into my copy buffer, but pasting it is so far a looser
[22:41] <Serraphyn> How do i find out what processor ubuntu thinks I have?
[22:41] <LoneWlf> cabrey - can I give you another link?
[22:41] <Slart> mona: normally I wouldn't just point people to wikipedia.. but for this question I think it's for your own good
[22:41] <Mion> Serraphyn: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[22:41] <pippin1> hey
[22:42] <Jack_Sparrow> Slart ty
[22:42] <Mion> Serraphyn: and/or `uname -p`
[22:42] <kurtisnelson> Slart: MySQL stores in var correct? I might as well just backup the whole system and then copy things over
[22:42] <cabrey> LoneWlf, yea
[22:42] <PastorKarr> ok i have xfce4, how to start it?
[22:42] <cabrey> LoneWlf, can you see if you can use the vesa driver
[22:42] <Mion> Serraphyn: of the two, /proc/cpuinfo is more detailed
[22:42] <Serraphyn> Mion, the first cat thingy worked, the other gave me unknown, but thanks
[22:42] <netbios> hi, have a problem with my ssh connection, anybody who could help?
[22:42] <cabrey> LoneWlf, stop using the nvidia one temporaryily, see if that helps
[22:43] <parigaudi> hi
[22:43] <jposorski> anyone got anyidea why studio wont find my sound card/drivers
[22:43] <Slart> kurtisnelson: I don't really know where mysql stores its stuff.. /var seems like a probable place. If you have the diskspace just copy everything.. run the system for a couple of weeks and then remove the stuff you didn't need..
[22:43] <LoneWlf> cabrey - I'm using the intel one... I _think_... the alt link is http://mtdews.com/Xorg.0.log
[22:43] <parigaudi> i just installed ubuntu via debootstrap from another distro.
[22:44] <kurtisnelson> Slart: Any chance http://book.opensourceproject.org.cn/distrib/ubuntu/hacks/opensource/0596527209/i-0596527209-chp-6-sect-13.html will work?
[22:44] <parigaudi> is there a generic system administration utility for ubuntu (an equivalent to yast under suse or drakconf under mandriva) ?
[22:44] <LoneWlf> cabrey - at least, I think I'm using the intel driver... I will try to force it to the Vesa one?
[22:44] <tannersummers> aerial combt simulator
[22:44] <tannersummers> anyone played it?
[22:45] <cabrey> LoneWlf, don't you have a nvidia card?
[22:45] <PastorKarr> ok i have xfce4, how to start it?
[22:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !games > tannersummers
[22:45] <cabrey> LoneWlf, whoops sorry i mixed you up with somebody else
[22:45] <Slart> kurtisnelson: I don't really know.. it's not a supported/recommended way of doing it.. and that howto is pretty dated, source'o'matic hasn't existed for more than a year, for example
[22:45] <tannersummers> should have saw that...
[22:46] <kurtisnelson> Slart: I'll just do a backup first, and try it for kicks.
[22:46] <cabrey> LoneWlf, if you reboot and at grub choose the recovery option, there is an option to try to fix X
[22:46] <kurtisnelson> Slart: Although now my backup TB drive won't even show up in dev
[22:46] <jposorski> anyone got anyidea why studio wont find my sound card/drivers
[22:46] <Slart> kurtisnelson: good luck.. I have a feeling you'll need it =)
[22:46] <djp> should i have a default.keyring or a login.keyring in my .gnome2/keyrings folder?
[22:46] <Jack_Sparrow> jposorski Are you running ubuntu and you added the studio options or you install ubuntu studio
[22:47] <jposorski> studio was the first install should i have done an ungrade?
[22:48] <parigaudi> is there a console-based administration utility (e.g. for setting up networking, pppoe and the X display) under ubuntu?
[22:48] <LoneWlf> cabrey - when I updated my xorg.conf to have Driver 'vesa' in my configured device section, it jumped directly to the doublevision screen
[22:48] <salmon> just installed 9.04 and i have no sound, anyone know what is wrong, any help would be awesome
[22:48] <PastorKarr> :'(
[22:48] <LoneWlf> cabrey - I think it's attempt to use the vesa driver as a backup/default is the part that is locking me and giving me no keyboard interface anymore
[22:48] <LoneWlf> cabrey - I was going to start trying to take the alternative track of... I have an Optiplex GX280
[22:49] <mikeh789> could someone remind me how to log all commands and events going on on my machine in a terminal??
[22:49] <Jack_Sparrow> PastorKarr Those are not helpful in a busy channel. Please have patience
[22:49] <LoneWlf> cabrey - dumb down my search terms see if that gets me more results on google
[22:49] <cabrey> LoneWlf, you're using onboard video right?
[22:49] <LoneWlf> cabrey - yup
[22:49] <cabrey> LoneWlf, whats the mobo model?
[22:49] <LoneWlf> cabrey - is that in dmesg or in lspc -vvnn?
[22:49] <jposorski> jack_sparrow i installed the ubuntu studio
[22:50] <Jack_Sparrow> jposorski They have a channel of thire own and they run the RT kernel not the generic if I am not mistaken
[22:50] <jposorski> ok
[22:50] <jposorski> ty
[22:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !studio
[22:51] <cabrey> LoneWlf, I don't know if it would be listed in dmesg
[22:51] <LoneWlf> Intel Corporation 82801FB <--- tyhat one or
[22:51] <cabrey> LoneWlf, it would be  a lot to through
[22:51] <rv> top 5 applications dis week??
[22:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !poll
[22:51] <dob_> hello guys
[22:51] <rv> k..
[22:51] <rv> thanks.
[22:51] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[22:52] <LoneWlf> Intel Corporation 82915G/P/GV/GL/PL/910GL <--- that one
[22:52] <PastorKarr> how to you start the xfce4 DE?
[22:52] <Gourlis> id10t are you here ?
[22:52] <dob_> i had some trouble after my installation of 9.04, then i uninstalled grub, cause i wanted to reinstall it. Now it tells me that grub is a manually installed package
[22:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !grub
[22:53] <dob_> i have no internetconnection on the system and only the installcd
[22:53] <dob_> i did a apt-get remove --purge grub
[22:53] <Jack_Sparrow> dob_ The live cd will work, see the link.
[22:53] <LoneWlf> cabrey - thanks for trying to help, I have to commute :)
[22:54] <Slart> PastorKarr: what happens when you boot up the computer?
[22:54] <cabrey> LoneWlf, aww
[22:54] <Slart> PastorKarr: you end up at a command line? or gnome?
[22:54] <PastorKarr> Slart: just starts up command line
[22:54] <rv> any idea wen is google chrome in linux gonna release....n is it gonna b fast enough of faster than firefox??
[22:54] <PastorKarr> it was a cli, then i installed xfce4
[22:54] <cabrey> LoneWlf, this is one of the most elusive problems
[22:54] <dob_> yes i am able to start from the livecd and installed grub manually, but i want to have the grub binary back ion my system
[22:54] <Slart> PastorKarr: what happens if you try to run "xfce-session" ?
[22:54] <LoneWlf> cabrey - I'll tackle it again either late tonight or in the morning, I want to run 9.04, I am not happy with my 8.10
[22:54] <dob_> i didn't find a deb of grub on the livecd
[22:54] <Slart> PastorKarr: or "xfce4-session" ?
[22:55] <PastorKarr> Slart: well h/o il try that, but im os irssi right now so il brb
[22:55] <PastorKarr> xD
[22:56] <dob_> the links didn't help me
[22:56] <PastorKarr> Slart: I get a GTK error saying 'mode not found'
[22:56] <Timmmm> Ok, this is totally off-topic, but someone here will know. What's the name of that site where they have dozens of flash videos explaining why god doesn't exist. It's something catchy. But obviously not catchy enough!
[22:56] <Jack_Sparrow> dob_ No deb of grub, correct, you can use aptoncd etc to get it over there.
[22:56] <dob_> there is no explanation of how to do a apt-get install grub
[22:56] <Slart> PastorKarr: ok.. "sudo startxfce4"? does that work?
[22:56] <PastorKarr> il try
[22:56] <dob_> aptoncd?
[22:56] <mona> why is ubuntu popular than other linux versions
[22:56] <Slart> PassePartouT: or even "startx"
[22:57] <Apollo2366> Hey, is the GCC included automatically in Ubuntu?
[22:57] <geirha> Slart: Maybe we should hint to him about !screen :)
[22:57] <mona> what makes ubuntu different than others linux system i ask this because i never tried it before
[22:57] <Scunizi> Most DVD's play for me.  I have 2 that are not recognized by the system and won't mount.  Any suggestions?
[22:57] <Flannel> Apollo2366: Technically.  But in order to be able to compile much, you'll want to install "build-essential"
[22:58] <Slart> mona: it's fairly polished, good package selection and a dedicated company with lots of money behind it..
[22:58] <salmon> hey! just upgraded to 9.04 and when i did i found i have no sound, anyone know what to do to fix this. i have searched online to find no real hope. so i cam here
[22:58] <Mion> mona: ubuntu got more hype than the rest, that's the main reason for it's popularity
[22:58] <PastorKarr> ok that* worked
[22:58] <Apollo2366> Flannel: and when I do that, can I just compile things from the command line?
[22:58] <dob_> Jack_Sparrow, what does aptoncd mean?
[22:58] <rv> wat s the reason for increased bandwidth in ubuntu compared to weindow??
[22:58] <Jack_Sparrow> Mion Not the hard work of those of us that support it or anything like that..
[22:58] <Scunizi> Mion: mona that and the community supporting it is pretty huge.
[22:58] <PastorKarr> and its what I wanted too... there like, nothing, not programs at all, or themes, but this is what I wanted
[22:58] <Flannel> Apollo2366: yep
[22:58] <PastorKarr> thanks guys
[22:58] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptoncd
[22:58] <Apollo2366> Flannel: Cool, thanks
[22:59] <Slart> mona: but if you just look at the operating system it's not that different from SUSE, Debian or any other major distro
[22:59] <mona> slso u mean technically it is the same as others no better user interface than others right
[22:59] <Slart> mona: technically most linux distros are the same..
[22:59] <PastorKarr> btw, what the gnome equivlalent of the base DE, like xfce4
[22:59] <PastorKarr> like the pakage name
[22:59] <ryan__> 2p program that they use?
[22:59] <Ademan> can anyone with an intel MHD 4500 run this for me?      glxinfo | grep shading   and tell me what the output is? (if any...)
[22:59] <ryan__> hey does any1 have a linux p2p priogram that they use
[22:59] <Decepticon> dvtm is not a package for ubuntu?
[22:59] <mona> ok i see thanks
[22:59] <Mion> Jack_Sparrow: sadly, the new users don't care/know about communities, they just go for that cool thing that all the media is talking about
[23:00] <rask> hi
[23:00] <Gourlis> I tried 8.04.2, my screen was flickering, anyone knows how to fix this issue? Because now am on 8.10 and am better, but I like LTS edition.
[23:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > Mion
[23:00] <rask> does anyone know how to disable the kernel msg "possible SYN flooding on port xxxx. Sending cookies."?
[23:00] <Ademan> ryan__: there's amule, nicotine, and plenty more...
[23:00] <Jack_Sparrow> Gourlis Often turning off compiz-effects will cean up the video issues
[23:00] <ryan__> thanks ademan what one do you reccomend?
[23:00] <ryan__> recommend&
[23:00] <rask> it's flooding my v/l/m
[23:00] <Mannafest> Jack_Sparrow  You helped me this morning with getting Ubuntu installed.  It worked great, got Ubuntu up and running.  Just wanted to say thank you.
[23:01] <Gourlis> Jack_Sparrow, I never use effects.
[23:01] <Jack_Sparrow> Mannafest Glad it all worked out
[23:01] <cowgarden> has anyone gnome-zeitgeist installed?
[23:01] <Ademan> ryan__: between those two i'd pick amule, but I actually use eMule in wine
[23:01] <Gourlis> Jack_Sparrow, I saw in many forums people have problems with 8.04.2 version with flickering but with no solution.
[23:02] <Jack_Sparrow> Gourlis Video drivers have some work ahead of them.
[23:02] <Gourlis> Jack_Sparrow, excuse me.. Not flickering, Freezing *confused with 9.04*
[23:02] <Jack_Sparrow> ah
[23:02] <Treyh> I currently have many VM's running in vmware and would like to switch them to Ubuntu. Any suggestions on which virtualization software to use with Ubuntu?
[23:02] <dob_> @Jack_Sparrow, is it possible just to download the deb-file an reinstall it then via dpkg -i ? Where can i get the deb?
[23:02] <cabrey> Treyh, VirtualBox
[23:02] <Slart> Treyh: virtualbox is nice
[23:03] <Eternaut4> hi, does someone use rtorrent?
[23:03] <Slart> !vm | Treyh
[23:03] <kennyxyz> hi
[23:03] <orochi> Treyh: VMWare? :> It's available for both platforms
[23:03] <matrixblue> Treyh, I like VirtualBox but there are othe roptions like Qeu, etc
[23:03] <Jack_Sparrow> dob_ http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/grub-pc
[23:03] <Decepticon> Eternaut4 yes
[23:03] <Jack_Sparrow> that will get you close
[23:03] <Treyh> Will there be any conversion problems between vmware and virtualbox?
[23:03] <Gourlis> I'd like to have 8.04.2 with the latest updates but I did not find any solution to stop freezing.
[23:03] <Eternaut4> I've a problem with rtorrent, the following:
[23:04] <Mow> whats the code for flash player install in terminal
[23:04] <rask> does anyone know how to disable the kernel msg "possible SYN flooding on port xxxx. Sending cookies."? it's flooding my /v/l/m
[23:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !flash
[23:04] <Treyh> Slart: the big thing is that i just want to be able to transfer them from vmware to vbox, does that transition seem to go pretty good?
[23:04] <Decepticon> Eternaut4 go to #rtorrent
[23:04] <Eternaut4> when I shut it down, and then I start it up again, all the torrents that where been downloaded disappear
[23:04] <Decepticon> Eternaut4 maybe youre not using a session dir
[23:04] <Slart> Treyh: oh.. I have no idea.. I've never tried to do that
[23:04] <Decepticon> Eternaut4 try #rtorrent, they know better
[23:05] <Treyh> Slart: ty
[23:05] <Slart> does ubuntu have something similar to the debian popularity-contest?
[23:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Slart disrto-watch
[23:05] <Slart> !info popularity-contest
[23:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Sorry I cant type today at all
[23:05] <Flannel> Slart: We have the same thing.  Only problem is it has to be manually installed, so its only among people who want to have it installed
[23:06] <wolfwalker> I have an interesting conundrum. I ran into this in asoundconf:
[23:06] <Flannel> Slart: http://popcon.ubuntu.com/
[23:06] <wolfwalker> # MANUAL CHANGES TO THIS FILE WILL BE OVERWRITTEN!
[23:06] <wolfwalker> #
[23:06] <wolfwalker> # Manual changes to the ALSA library configuration should be implemented
[23:06] <wolfwalker> # by editing the ~/.asoundrc file, not by editing this file.
[23:06] <FloodBot2> wolfwalker: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:06] <Slart> Flannel: ah.. I think I'll start sending people there when they ask a "anyone"-question.. =)
[23:06] <wolfwalker> But I can't find asoundrc.
[23:06] <Slart> Flannel: thanks for the link
[23:06] <Flannel> Slart: Eh?  That doesn't make sense.
[23:06] <PastorKarr> whats the package name for the basix gnome desktop? like xfce4 vs xubuntu-desktop?
[23:06] <ballzac> I need to install the snd-hda-intel driver in Ubuntu 9.04, how can I do this?
[23:07] <Captain_Obvious> If I type depmod in terminal should I be getting FATAL: Could not open /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/modules.dep.temp for writing: Permission denied
[23:07] <wolfwalker> I found this:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=872947
[23:07] <Mion> ballzac: you should have it, it's a part of the kernel, after all
[23:07] <Slart> Flannel: well.. they want to know if anyone runs this or that package.. that's where the info is
[23:07] <wolfwalker> But it was for back in 2005, and I know much has changed since then.
[23:07] <Mion> Captain_Obvious: su/sudo
[23:07] <ke-_-vin> Hi guys, any idea I can change the system fonts besides using gnome-appearance-properties
[23:07] <ballzac> Mion, thanks.  I guess my sound problems sit elsewhere.
[23:07] <Captain_Obvious> same thing with sudo
[23:07] <Flannel> Slart: That's not really a helpful reply (yes, its not a helpful question either, but...)
[23:08] <Mion> ballzac: lsmod, see if it's loaded, if not, modprobe it
[23:08] <Captain_Obvious> Actually, with sudo nothing seems to happen.
[23:08] <Mion> Captain_Obvious: that's good
[23:08] <Decepticon> is it possible to get more color schemes for htop
[23:08] <Mion> Captain_Obvious: echo $?
[23:08] <Mion> if it's 0, it worked
[23:08] <Slart> Flannel: sigh.. no, I guess not..
[23:08] <Mion> Decepticon: yes, you can also write your own
[23:09] <Decepticon> Mion can you tell me how, im not finding good info on google at all
[23:09] <Captain_Obvious> I am just learning Linux, trying to figure out why my system sounds don't work. I think it is permissions.
[23:09] <Captain_Obvious> not sure what you mean.
[23:10] <juannicolas> Hi, can someone tell me what mod I need to set my /var/spool/cron/crontabs in order to look like drwx-wx--T ??
[23:10] <Captain_Obvious> $
[23:11] <juannicolas> Hi, can someone tell me what mod I need to set my /var/spool/cron/crontabs in order to look like drwx-wx--T ?? right now is like drwxr-xr-x and none of the users can edit their own crontab
[23:11] <geirha> juannicolas: 1730
[23:12] <juannicolas> thx!
[23:12] <wolfwalker> I'm trying to change dmix period size in Ubuntu 9.04 and I can't find an .asoundrc
[23:12] <wolfwalker> where do I go from here?
[23:13] <rv> autoclean not working??
[23:13] <rv> any other parallels??
[23:13] <supersasho> hi guys.. i've got problem with my proFTPd.. i made one account that is used by 4 people.. but one of them blocks (he uses filezilla) the whole ftp to others with making several connections.. is there a way how to block this connections to i.e. 5 per IP address? but it would be still 1 account
[23:14] <chuck_> wolfwalker, you can create the file and alsa will use it
[23:14] <darthanubis> who do I see about abuse of OP power
[23:14] <darthanubis> ?
[23:14] <rv> any idea abt. autoclean??
[23:14] <darthanubis> particularly in #'s ubuntu related
[23:14] <wolfwalker> Okay.......... chuck_ where do I get one to use and what folder do I drop it in?
[23:15] <wolfwalker> chuck_ is this a valid one:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=872947
[23:15] <wolfwalker> And do I drop it in /etc?
[23:16] <juannicolas> geirha: where can I find more info about permissions?
[23:16] <geirha> !permissions > juannicolas
[23:17] <chuck_> wolfwalker, gksudo ~/.assoundrc  type what you want in it and save
[23:18] <chuck_> wolfwalker, that should be asoundrc
[23:18] <PastorKarr> whats the package name for the basic gnome DE, like xfce4   (not the x/ubuntu-desktop packages meaning)
[23:19] <wolfwalker> chuck_ so terminal, gksudo ~/.asoundrc period_size 1024?
[23:19] <geirha> juannicolas: The wikipedia page "Chmod" covers setuid/gid and sticky bit as well
[23:19] <juannicolas> thx
[23:20] <wolfwalker> (I know just enough to royally screw up my whole system and have to just reinstall everything, so I'm trying to be careful for a change.)
[23:20] <Serraphyn> I just installed a new video card, how do I know if ubuntu is using it?
[23:20] <jimss> does any1 speak chinese in here for some help please?
[23:20] <Serraphyn> And I mean by using it that its using it correctly
[23:21] <wolfwalker> Serraphyn play Neverball on it.  If it will run, it's using the video card correctly. ^.^
[23:21] <wolfwalker> At least that's the test I use.  Mostly because I really like Neverball.
[23:21] <Serraphyn> Neverball?
[23:22] <eugo> my prism wifi card for my laptop is found as eth1, the wifi option in the network menu in ubuntu is greyd, yet the card is found
[23:22] <zortec> I'm trying to free up space in my home directory so that I can copy some files... .gnome2 takes up 10.9GB, is there any way to free up more space?
[23:23] <zortec> I only haev 6GB free
[23:24] <lorenzo> hi, whenever I start Ubuntu the appearances options are not loaded. The system fonts, icons etc are all set to tango. If I launch the gnome look manager, all goes back to normal without me having to do anything else. Anybody can help? This is really annoying and I have no idea what the heck I have messed up :) thank you all very much
[23:26] <infomomo> hey guys, where is the file containing the repositories by countries stored ?
[23:26] <chuck_> !ch|jimss,
[23:26] <infomomo> i tried looking in /etc/apt/sources.list and it was not there
[23:27] <chuck_> oops
[23:27] <Ademan> can anyone with an intel MHD 4500 run this for me?      glxinfo | grep shading   and tell me what their output is? (if any...) shouldn't be more than two or three lines max (i have one...)
[23:27] <Serraphyn> its working great, thanks for the idea to play neverball :)
[23:27] <chuck_> !cn|jimss,
[23:27] <UntouchableMX> hey guys, hows every 1
[23:28] <infomomo> UntouchableMX: great
[23:28] <fiber> ello... i just setup dual monitors (i love that gui... i feared editing the xorg.conf like olden times), but i can't figure out how to set the default monitor.... right now it's placin the panels on my secondary.... any help?
[23:28] <krazyjakee> hi all, i have a problem and need help
[23:28] <lorenzo>  hi, whenever I start Ubuntu the appearances options are not loaded. The system fonts, icons etc are all set to tango. If I launch the gnome look manager, all goes back to normal without me having to do anything else. Anybody can help? This is really annoying and I have no idea what the heck I have messed up :) thank you all very much
[23:28] <infomomo> krazyjakee: go ahead
[23:28] <krazyjakee> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/libguichan-dev_0.8.1-4_i386.deb: trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/libguichan.so', which is also in package libguichan
[23:28] <Techboy> hello
[23:28] <krazyjakee> this is when trying to install dev package
[23:29] <darthanubis> krazyjakee, remove both packages and reinstall the dev one first
[23:29] <joJoba> hi... can ubuntu play copy protected or DRMized wma files?
[23:29] <UntouchableMX> hey guys I finally made my wifi card work, but I gotta type in console sudo modprobe rtl8187 every time that I log in, and I need to connect, disconnect and reconnect again to get like 1 min of internet
[23:30] <joJoba> amarok or rythmbox vlc...
[23:30] <krazyjakee> darthanubis: they are dependant of each other
[23:30] <darthanubis> krazyjakee, lol, you think I don't know that?;)
[23:30] <darthanubis> follow the isntructions
[23:30] <lukilla> when i try to download certain games they wont download do you know why?
[23:31] <darthanubis> or not
[23:31] <Ademan> joJoba: I don't think so, even if they could you need to have the key to unlock those protected files.  I could be wrong though
[23:31] <bastid_raZor> UntouchableMX; you need to add rtl8187 to /etc/modules .. as for the disconnects.. no idea
[23:31] <Techboy> i just activated the drivers for my video card but i dont have extra resalousion sizes how can i add the correct size?
[23:31] <krazyjakee> i have completely removed all packages with guichan but when i try to install guichan-dev it says i must install all the others
[23:31] <darthanubis> lukilla, what?
[23:31] <Ademan> lukilla: you need to be more specific than that
[23:31] <aliciapg> could someone tell me where i can get help installing crossover? their room is non-responsive
[23:31] <UntouchableMX> bastid_raZor, can you please tell me how to add rtl8187 to the modules
[23:31] <lukilla> i mean i need certain packages but i don't know what packages i need to download games
[23:32] <darthanubis> lukilla, your going to have to be way more specific
[23:32] <bastid_raZor> UntouchableMX; gksudo gedit /etc/modules then add the module at the bottom
[23:32] <UntouchableMX> thanks
[23:33] <lukilla> ok i try to download games. But they say there bin files and i dont know why
[23:33] <darthanubis> !synaptic > lukilla
[23:33] <darthanubis> lukilla, you need to learn how to ask the question even. Download from when? When, how?
[23:33] <darthanubis> where?
[23:33] <lukilla> ok i try downloading games but they say i need an application to download it
[23:34] <darthanubis> lukilla, from where dude?
[23:34] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[23:34] <lukilla> nexion
[23:34] <lukilla> it's called maple story
[23:34] <darthanubis> lukilla, you can't just willy nilly download games from anywhere
[23:35] <lukilla> where do u download them from?
[23:35] <darthanubis> !repos
[23:35] <darthanubis> from those
[23:35] <darthanubis> repositories
[23:35] <krazyjakee> I get this in the terminal: /var/cache/apt/archives/libguichan-dev_0.8.1-4_i386.deb E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[23:35] <darthanubis> !synaptic
[23:35] <BiosElement> Anyone know if a Jaunty deb for Banshee 1.5 has been made up yet?
[23:35] <darthanubis> BiosElement, not yet
[23:35] <lorenzo>  hi, whenever I start Ubuntu the appearances options are not loaded. The system fonts, icons etc are all set to tango. If I launch the gnome look manager, all goes back to normal without me having to do anything else. Anybody can help? This is really annoying and I have no idea what the heck I have messed up :) thank you all very much
[23:35] <darthanubis> I'm waiting as well
[23:35] <linux> Hello!  I'm running Linux Mint 6 Fluxbox.  The root menu used to indicate submenus with an arrow, but not any more. How can I get that back?
[23:36] <BiosElement> darthanubis, Ahh, Figures. I thought it might be a tad early but hope reigns.
[23:36] <lukilla> ok thank you
[23:36] <erUSUL> !mint | linux
[23:36] <darthanubis> BiosElement, https://edge.launchpad.net/~banshee-team/+archive/ppa
[23:36] <Techboy> would like some help adding reslutions higher than 800x600 just installed ubuntu
[23:36] <erUSUL> !fixres | Techboy
[23:36] <darthanubis> !display
[23:36] <bdsgindahouse> dont u think ubuntu has become very shitty-buggy in the last years??
[23:36] <BiosElement> darthanubis, Yep, added it a few minutes ago
[23:36] <krazyjakee> techboy: make sure your graphics card drivers are install properly
[23:36] <erUSUL> !language | bdsgindahouse
[23:36] <darthanubis> BiosElement, you are all set then
[23:36] <samd_> !mintsupport > linux
[23:36] <adam__> anyone know why a ppa might not work right in Synaptic?
[23:37] <BiosElement> bdsgindahouse, No, We don't. If we did, There wouldn't be 1382 people here.
[23:37] <darthanubis> we just have to wait or compile form source
[23:37] <darthanubis> I compiled RBox from source yesterday, only to find it had been packed today:)
[23:37] <BiosElement> darthanubis, I'll probably do that. >.> *wonders into dependency fun*
[23:37] <uskrewed> whats a popular rar client for ubuntu?
[23:37] <uskrewed> the normal archiver isn't working
[23:37] <erUSUL> !rar | uskrewed
[23:37] <krazyjakee> sudo apt-get install rar
[23:38] <alden```> hello world on ubuntu!
[23:38] <uskrewed> <3 krazyjakee
[23:38] <alden```> very nice os i must say
[23:38] <zortec> How do I get autoplay to work for my cdrom?
[23:38] <adam__> hello ubuntu users - just looking for some help installing XBMC, the ppa isn't working, am I in the right place?
[23:39] <alden```> can compete with microsoft
[23:39] <krazyjakee> Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) - whhhyyyy??/
[23:39] <Techboy> yes that would be my next step how do i check installed drivers
[23:40] <Techboy> or in thiiis case for video drivers as many other drivers may come up lol
[23:40] <zortec> How do I get my cdrom to be recognized in ubuntu?
[23:40] <krazyjakee> System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[23:41] <Techboy> LOL god thats almost a DOH! awnser thx
[23:41] <krazyjakee> zortec try restarting, its worked for me before
[23:41] <adam__> hello everyone, can someone tell me where would get help with Synaptic?
[23:41] <Techboy> i was thinking i would have to enter a comand
[23:41] <krazyjakee> adam: here?
[23:41] <zortec> krazyjakee: Try restarting the computer?
[23:41] <stabin> linux amd64: any way to play avi files encoded with vp7 codec ? w64codecs installation/downloading from mplayer website did not help; w32codecs either. I guess it is impossible with 64bit linux - is it true?
[23:42] <krazyjakee> Techboy: you may have to though if your hardware is not listed
[23:42] <fccf> adam__: synaptic is your package manager - what do you need to do with it?
[23:42] <erUSUL> adam__: you are in the right place but "the ppa isn't working" does not help
[23:42] <erUSUL> !doesntwork | adam__
[23:42] <erUSUL> !details | adam__
[23:42] <krazyjakee> zortec: yes, i once couldn't access my cd-rom so i restarted and it just worked again, i dont know why :S
[23:43] <Techboy> yeah the driver acts like its going to download but dosent :(
[23:43] <adam__> its a bit tricky, none of the packages from the xbmc ppa show up in synaptic unless I remove every other repo, and then they can't install because of failed dependencies
[23:43] <zortec> krazyjakee: The cdrom is not even showing up
[23:43] <Barridus> is cups critical to printing in general?
[23:43] <krazyjakee> does it have power?
[23:43] <aliciapg> i'm trying to install a program but it keeps telling me to login as root or use su with no flags but i already have can anyone help?
[23:44] <erUSUL> adam__: probably you added the wrong lines (for a different version of ubuntu)
[23:44] <`Matir> aliciapg, use sudo to run the command(s)
[23:44] <jrib> aliciapg: be more specific
[23:44] <krazyjakee> alieciapg: what program?
[23:44] <`Matir> Barridus, it provides the cups framework
[23:44] <erUSUL> adam__: check that the ppa is for your ubuntu version
[23:44] <aliciapg> krazyjakee: crossover
[23:44] <`Matir> Barridus, err, printing framework
[23:44] <Welshy-Rob> can someone help me please,i use mozilla firefox and all of a suddern today when i execute it it operns up but over my like desktop and my top and bottom pannels and its like its full screen but its not the f11 i know that ?
[23:44] <Barridus> `Matir, ok thanks.  just looking for things i can get rid of to think the OS out
[23:44] <krazyjakee> aliciapg: sudo <command>
[23:45] <aliciapg> i am root atm
[23:45] <`Matir> Barridus, any particular reason you're trying to thin it out?
[23:45] <adam__> yes intrepid 8.10
[23:45] <erUSUL> adam__: maybe you added the jaunty ppa instead of the intrepid one ?
[23:45] <bastid_raZor> Welshy-Rob; you could resize it by holding alt then middle clicking the mouse and dragging
[23:45] <krazyjakee> aliciapg: i'm sorry i dont know the answer then
[23:45] <erUSUL> Welshy-Rob: you use compiz effects ?
[23:46] <Barridus> `Matir, to get it running better on lower spec machines :D  besides, i don't care much for bloat
[23:46] <keres> where are the existing files are you hard drive put when you run live CD?
[23:46] <Barridus> anyone got any good guides of stuff that's commonly and safe to rip out?
[23:47] <aliciapg> http://pastebin.com/d38e0e494 ...help?
[23:47] <adam__> ah no I've just seen the synaptic latest version says '9.04.1-intrepid1 (intrepid)' - that can't be right
[23:47] <fccf> keres: look in places
[23:47] <bastid_raZor> keres; you'll have to mount your harddrive in order to access things on it
[23:47] <Welshy-Rob> erUSUL, yes i am
[23:47] <keres> bastid_raZor: fstab?
[23:48] <erUSUL> Welshy-Rob: press f11 twice
[23:48] <Welshy-Rob> bastid_raZor, it dose nothing that
[23:48] <Tomodachi2> aliciapg:you have to sudo
[23:48] <Welshy-Rob> erUSUL, thanks it worked :)
[23:49] <erUSUL> Welshy-Rob: no problem
[23:49] <bastid_raZor> keres; it would be a good idea to know what /dev/sd* or /dev/hd* your partitions are.. then simply make a mount point  and sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mountpoint  for example
[23:49] <aliciapg> Tomodachi2: -_- that does nothing
[23:49] <creative1412> guys are ubuntu is 100% FREE (free as free speach ) like fedora ?
[23:49] <Mion> creative1412: none of them are
[23:49] <creative1412> dose fedora has a non free?
[23:49] <ed_debian> creative1412, They use some proprietary drivers (kernel modules)
[23:49] <creative1412> we have Nvidia
[23:50] <erUSUL> !ot | creative1412
[23:50] <creative1412> but they use the OS one Nouve
[23:50] <ed_debian> creative1412, : http://www.gnewsense.org/
[23:50] <creative1412> thanks ed
[23:51] <infomomo> Hey , guys i am trying to add a country-specific repository to my software Sources... Do you guys know where the country-Specific list is stored?  Have a look here: http://i41.tinypic.com/s3pwtj.png
[23:51] <zanff> hi all
[23:51] <fccf> aliciapg: requires glibc v2.9 .. what version of ubuntu are you running?
[23:51] <zanff> noob question: I'm on ubuntu 8.04, is it possible to update to ubuntu 9.xx
[23:51] <zanff> ?
[23:51] <aliciapg> 9.04
[23:51] <fccf> !glibc
[23:51] <ed_debian> zanff, Absolutely!
[23:51] <jrib> infomomo: if it's not on there, just edit /etc/apt/sources.list directly
[23:51] <zanff> goo
[23:51] <zanff> d
[23:51] <erUSUL> infomomo: what kind of "country-specific repository" a full mirror ??
[23:51] <zanff> can I ask you how?
[23:52] <Apollo2366> 3 6 9
[23:52] <ed_debian> zanff, Yeah
[23:52] <infomomo> erUSUL: yes friend
[23:52] <Apollo2366> 12 15 18
[23:52] <Apollo2366> 21 24 27
[23:52] <jrib> Apollo2366: what are you doing?
[23:52] <ed_debian> Go to System -> Admin -> update manager
[23:52] <Apollo2366> THIRTY
[23:52] <erUSUL> infomomo: jrib is right if it is not there you will have to add it manually editing /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:52] <bastid_raZor> !upgrade > zanff
[23:52] <boss_mc> That's NUMBERWANG
[23:53] <Apollo2366> sorry
[23:53] <Apollo2366> wrong tab
[23:53] <infomomo> guys, the list of the mirrors from my pci must be on a file, i already edited that file once, just cant remembr
[23:53] <zortec> Did I make my /home too small? I want to do gaming and I have ran out of room, only have 6GB free... should I make it like 50GB?
[23:53] <fccf> aliciapg: seems that compatibility is a problem with glibc -- reccommend sticking to the debs
[23:53] <zanff> command not found
[23:53] <zanff> :(
[23:53] <ubuntu> guys would you recommend 64 bit or 32 bit? can someone tell me disadvantages of 64 bit over 32? I have AMD 64 bit architecture but I am little hesistant to install 64 bit without some knowledge.
[23:53] <ed_debian> zanff, Did you see that? go to System -> Admin -> Update Manager
[23:53] <zortec> I made the root 10GB... please help someone.
[23:53] <erUSUL> zanff: you will have to do 2 upgrades 8.04 --> 8.10 --> 9.04
[23:53] <jrib> infomomo: why do you want to edit the file rather than just setting it in sources.list?
[23:53] <aliciapg> fccf: the what?
[23:53] <zanff> uhm
[23:53] <ed_debian> zortec, What are you trying to do?
[23:53] <ed_debian> zanff, Are you running gnome or KDE?
[23:54] <infomomo> jrib: did you see my pic ? http://i41.tinypic.com/s3pwtj.png i want to be able to choose the mirror from there
[23:54] <infomomo> jrib: but i wnat to add it to the list first
[23:54] <zortec> Hi ed_debian, I was trying to install WoW but in order to copy all the files I need 10GB free.  I only have 6GB left though in /home
[23:54] <zanff> I'm on gnome
[23:54] <ubuntu> guys would you recommend 64 bit or 32 bit? can someone tell me disadvantages of 64 bit over 32? I have AMD 64 bit architecture but I am little hesistant to install 64 bit without some knowledge.
[23:54] <jrib> infomomo: i understand what you want to do, just not why
[23:54] <zortec> I think I made the /home dir too small for my purposes
[23:54] <Mion> ubuntu: go for 64bit
[23:54] <jrib> ubuntu: how much ram do you have?
[23:54] <fccf> aliciapg: The ubuntu repositories ... deb install files ... loading sh files willy nilly of the net can be very unwise ... check out sauerbraten if you want to have some fun
[23:54] <ed_debian> zanff, Did you open System -> Admin -> update manager?
[23:54] <aliciapg> fccf: oh
[23:55] <boss_mc> zortec: you can resize partitions (with limitations) in gparted
[23:55] <ed_debian> zortec, What does your partitions look like?  What are your "purposes"
[23:55] <Mion> ubuntu: the possible advantages of 64bit outadvantages the possible downsides
[23:55] <infomomo> jrib: do you know which file ?
[23:55] <ubuntu> jrib: i have 4gb, 3 core processor
[23:55] <zanff> yes
[23:55] <jrib> ubuntu: 64bit then
[23:55] <jrib> infomomo: no
[23:55] <ubuntu> jrib, mion thank you
[23:55] <zanff> got it
[23:55] <ed_debian> zanff, At the top do you see "Distrobution Upgrade?"
[23:55] <aliciapg> fccf: well this is for a commercial version of wine basically
[23:55] <zanff> is written in another language
[23:55] <ed_debian> zanff, Please begin your posts with my name it's easier for me to catch them that way
[23:55] <UntouchableMX> hi
[23:56] <zortec> ed_debian: I wanted to do a bit of gaming in WoW... so I created a /home partition (20GB), swap (3GB) and root (10GB)
[23:56] <zanff> anyway 	i think that I got it
[23:56] <sjokkis> guys. is it possible to automatically connect to a network share when i'm on a certain wlan?
[23:56] <ed_debian> zanff, ...Do you speak that other language?
[23:56] <zanff> ed_debian: ok
[23:56] <UntouchableMX> my wifi card only gives me internet like for 30 seconds
[23:56] <Link23> ed_debian: Hey, the instant problem's fixed.
[23:56] <ed_debian> Link23, Sorry?
[23:56] <zanff> yes
[23:56] <zanff> thanks all
[23:56] <ed_debian> znaff ok glad I could help
[23:56] <fccf> aliciapg: if it is a commercial version of wine it should be built from the ground up for your particualar OS ... I cannot support commercial software
[23:56] <zanff> I think that I have got it :)
[23:56] <zortec> ed_debian: My gnome directory takes up 10GB so it doesn't leave me a lot of room
[23:56] <Link23> ed_debian: remember, the instant file transfer?
[23:57] <ed_debian> zortec, That's sort of a large root you don't have a whole lot of room to mess huh?  I suggest a smaller swap as well but that's not necessary
[23:57] <jrib> aliciapg: you purchased support for crossover when you bought crossover, so you should contact the transgaming
[23:57] <ed_debian> Link23, OOOO!! You're under a different name now I didn't recognize you.  What was going on??
[23:57] <zortec> ed_debian: For gaming the files are going in /home and that is 20GB
[23:57] <zortec> ed_debian: But 10GB is needed just for WoW
[23:58] <fccf> zortec: wow ... WoW is HUGE!!!
[23:58] <UntouchableMX> my wifi card only gives me internet like for 30 seconds
[23:58] <ed_debian> zortec, That is good.  So you want to re-arrange your partitions? (Make root and swap smaller and give the extra space to /home?)
[23:58] <boss_mc> zortec: do you have more space on the disc?
[23:58] <aliciapg> jrib: it's expired
[23:58] <quinn> does anyone know how to remotely control a computer?
[23:58] <ed_debian> quinn, ssh
[23:58] <boss_mc> !ssh | quinn
[23:58] <korjata> ed_debian: I thought I had the name thing right... Apparently I did it wrong.   Anyways I couldn't figure it out I just restarted.  I just have problems mounting and unmounting it.  Luckily it mounts on boot.
[23:58] <rods> Hi! Quick question. How do I add fat32 partition option to GParted?
[23:58] <fccf> quinn: I do every day
[23:58] <ed_debian> !ssh | quinn
[23:58] <sjokkis> ssh, rdesktop, vnc
[23:59] <fccf> !vnc | quinn
[23:59] <Mion> quinn: nx, ssh, vnc
[23:59] <UntouchableMX> my wifi card only gives me internet like for 30 seconds
[23:59] <sjokkis> UntouchableMX: 30 seconds should be enough for anyone
[23:59] <UntouchableMX> I cant even check email with 30 seconds
[23:59] <linux> What the XF86Audio global hotkeys?