[00:00] <boss_mc> !ask | twistedlndscapes
[00:00] <mdm> ubbotu is smart, dont let it fool you :)
[00:00] <piasdom_> hello all
[00:00] <twistedlndscapes> I installed apache on ubuntu 9.04 install I just did. It starts fine but not on boot. Most googling I did said to install the server of the OS as it's defaulted but I did the desktop version :(
[00:01] <cabrey> twistedlndscapes, you need to add it to the boot up sequence
[00:01] <cabrey> twistedlndscapes, look in System > Administration > Services
[00:01] <dany> hi all
[00:01] <twistedlndscapes> *kills self*  ;)
[00:02] <dany> can you tell me a good pdf reader for ubuntu?
[00:02] <cabrey> dany, Evince
[00:02] <xustu> connect
[00:02] <xustu> lol
[00:02] <nod62> Is there any way to make a shortcut of the Network Manager?
[00:02] <dany> another?
[00:02] <cabrey> dany, or if you want Adobe Reader
[00:02] <razerblk_> danny: adobie
[00:02] <dany> sudo apt-get install adobereader?
[00:02] <cabrey> no
[00:02] <VCoolio> dany: Evince is the default one, is fine; I read on ubuntuforums that foxit reader has a linux version now
[00:02] <cabrey> dany, sudo apt-get install acroread
[00:03] <dany> it doesn't find the package
[00:03] <wrektjet_> mdm u want the content of those files? here: this is from the larger (/media/disk) http://paste.ubuntu.com/187736/
[00:03] <cabrey> dany, oops it is adobereader-enu
[00:03] <boss_mc> !medibuntu | dany
[00:03] <fccf> nod62 go to system>administration>network-rightclick - add launcher to desktop
[00:03] <wrektjet_> and thsi is from /media/disk-1 (the smaller) http://paste.ubuntu.com/187738/
[00:03] <mdm> wrektjet_: Im only cheking so we dont screw up the system
[00:03] <cabrey> dany, actually you need to enable the correct repos
[00:04] <wrektjet_> mdm screw up the system any worse you mean
[00:04] <dany> adobereader-enu there isn't
[00:04] <dany> k
[00:04] <nod62> fccf: That's Networking Tools. :/
[00:04] <dany> thx
[00:04] <fccf> no -- network
[00:04] <cabrey> dany, System > Administration > Software Sources
[00:05] <dany> kk
[00:05] <cabrey> dany, Third-Party Software tab
[00:05] <fccf> nod62 but you get the idea - if it is not there - install nm-applet
[00:05] <cabrey> dany, check archive.canonical.com (both)
[00:05] <toasty> I can't remember... what is command for the default window decorator that ships with Ubuntu?
[00:05] <boss_mc> dany: what's wrong with evince (or okular on KDE)?
[00:05] <mdm> wrektjet_: what does the one in /media/disk-1 say?
[00:06] <ed_debian> metacity --replace
[00:06] <dany> with eve
[00:06] <toasty> thnks
[00:06] <dany> with evince there isn't the hand !
[00:06] <nod62> fccf: Well, I'm trying to remove the gnome panel.
[00:06] <dany> there isn't nothing D:
[00:06] <dany> :D
[00:06] <wrektjet_> mdm http://paste.ubuntu.com/187738/
[00:06] <nod62> fccf: The only thing I need is the Network Manager...  Which I plan on making a shortcut on AWN.
[00:06] <wrektjet_> mdm but i think that its bec of the livecd maybe that it looks like that?
[00:07] <boss_mc> dany: okular does....
[00:07] <dany> and okular is in ubuntu by default?
[00:07] <mdm> wrektjet_: they are both the same, are you sure you got the right ones? the one on /media/disk-1 should have /boot before each kernel line
[00:07] <fccf> nod62 - you are confusing me
[00:08] <wrektjet_> mdm no forget that. but they do seem to be identical
[00:08] <fccf> nod62 I know you need nm-applet - you want to get rid of everything else
[00:08] <fccf> ?
[00:08] <boss_mc> dany: okular is in kubuntu (it's a KDE app) but you can install it from repos (it will pull in a LOT of packages though)
[00:08] <dany> but I'm using gnome :(
[00:08] <boss_mc> !prefix | dany
[00:08] <wrektjet_> mdm im sure. but maybe bec im livecd?
[00:08] <nod62> fccf: That's seperate from gnome panel?
[00:09] <twistedlndscapes> I checked httpd in System -> Admin -> Services, reboot, and it still didn't start automatically. Any more ideas are appreciated. I went back to the services window and it was still checked
[00:09] <fccf> nod62: remove the whole panel? and start over
[00:09] <wrektjet_> mdm so bec i booted off the cd the file is diff? ist that possible?
[00:09] <mdm> wrektjet_: no, I think you edited one before you copied it to the new partition and now only one is correct.  type fdisk -l and tell me what partition is marked as *
[00:09] <Caffeinated> I cannot get my laptop to boot the ubuntu dvd.. I made two dvds and both worked fine on my other computer.. original windows dvd boots fine and with no problems.. ubuntu doesn't and I've just tried the alternative iso,, still no luck.. NEED HELP
[00:09] <cabrey> dany, did you check off the Canonical repos?
[00:09] <dany> how can I write the name of you with only a button?
[00:09] <boss_mc> dany: KDE apps will run under gnome, they just won't look right (and they require the kde libraries which is a lot of stuff needed to run one app)
[00:10] <dany> got it
[00:10] <cabrey> dany, forget what I said, here: http://get.adobe.com/reader/?promoid=BUIGO
[00:10] <dany> cabrey: yes
[00:10] <zamnedix> So, if I had a TON of archives, of 3 different types....How would I extract them all?
[00:10] <nod62> fccf: I want to remove the entire gnome panel.
[00:10] <dany> now I'm downloading acroreader
[00:10] <boss_mc> dany: type boss<tab> and it will autofill boss_mc (for example)
[00:10] <cabrey> dany, you found it in the repos?
[00:10] <nod62> fccf: But I need the Network Manager's Shortcut, so I can put it on AWN.
[00:10] <dany> yes
[00:10] <dany> cabrey: yes
[00:10] <wrektjet_> mdm would u believe the windows partiton?
[00:10] <dany> cabrey, yes
[00:10] <cabrey> dany, oh ok disregard my link :)
[00:10] <dany> :D
[00:11] <mdm> boss_mc: not all kde apps look strange and it dosnt take that much to run them, even under fluxbox
[00:11] <dany> boss_mc, thanks
[00:11] <Caffeinated> I cannot get my laptop to boot the ubuntu dvd.. I made two dvds and both worked fine on my other computer.. original windows dvd boots fine and with no problems.. ubuntu doesn't and I've just tried the alternative iso,, still no luck.. NEED HELP
[00:11] <cabrey> mdm, they eat up a lot of ram just for one app tho
[00:11] <wrektjet_> mdm but it must be the disk-1 that it botts off of bec for the psat month it was the only thing mounted and ubuntu started
[00:11] <boss_mc> mdm: maybe if you're willing to fiddle with themes to get a nice mesh
[00:12] <fccf> nod62: the command is network-admin
[00:12] <mdm> wrektjet_: yes and it does not really matter, go edit the /media/disk-1/grub/menu.lst and add /boot in front of every kernel and initrd line
[00:12] <Darksoul2> Hello
[00:12] <qbrix> In the Ubuntu Server install, how can I drop to a shell?
[00:12] <fccf> nod62 use with sudo
[00:12] <Darksoul2> Does anyone here use Kbuntu?
[00:12] <mdm> boss_mc: I run fluxbox just so I DONT have to screw with such things :)
[00:13] <cabrey> qbrix, there is no gui by default
[00:13] <cabrey> qbrix, you're in a shell by default
[00:13] <qbrix> I know, but can I access any prompt?
[00:13] <boss_mc> mdm: maybe so, but he runs gnome (also libkde is HUGE)
[00:13] <dany> now it works
[00:13] <dany> thanks guys
[00:13] <cabrey> dany, you have reader?
[00:13] <dany> yes
[00:13] <cabrey> cool
[00:13] <dany> cabrey, yes
[00:13] <zamnedix> qbrix what do you mean?
[00:13] <dany> ;D
[00:13] <qbrix> basically how can I install Ubuntu into a software raid if I haven't even built the softwar raid yet?
[00:13] <qbrix> is that even possible?
[00:13] <nod62> fccf: Can I make this into a launcher?
[00:14] <mdm> qbrix: no you have to create the raid and make a file system on it
[00:14] <zamnedix> qbrix I honestly have no idea, but that sounds pretty impossible..
[00:14] <qbrix> hehe
[00:14] <qbrix> ya sounds crazy
[00:14] <dany> good night ;D
[00:14] <cabrey> qbrix, grub can't boot a kernel from a software raid anyways
[00:14] <qbrix> aww
[00:14] <qbrix> what about lilo
[00:15] <zamnedix> So, if I had a TON of archives, of 3 different types....How would I extract them all? Does ANYBODY know?
[00:15] <qbrix> actually it looks like grub CAN work with software raid
[00:15] <qbrix> http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=&=&q=grub+software+raid&btnG=Google+Search
[00:15] <mdm> he never asked if it could boot from it, just that if your root could be one.  And yes you will need a seperate boot partiion like wrektjet_ (just not as big as his)
[00:15] <wrektjet_> lol
[00:16] <nod62> fccf: You know what I mean?
[00:16] <wrektjet_> very funny mdm. now save and close?
[00:16] <qbrix> weird, it seems like this guy had a menu in the installer to create the software raid
[00:16] <qbrix> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-server-73/software-raid-ubuntu-and-grub-problem-472206/
[00:17] <ABoba> Does anyone know why remote desktop viewer can't connect to an XP Pro machine via standard XP remote desktop, but can via a VNC server on that desktop?
[00:17] <myself> wheres an offtopic chatroom on this network
[00:17] <myself> where i cna talk about anything
[00:17] <myself> even stuff nota bout linux
[00:17] <cabrey> !ot
[00:17] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[00:17] <qbrix> or #defocus
[00:17] <myself> hahaha OWNED
[00:17] <zamnedix> WOW
[00:17] <cabrey> !ot
[00:18] <zamnedix> WHAT was THATT???
[00:18] <cabrey> see above
[00:18] <zamnedix> Ah
[00:18] <qbrix> How come my Ubuntu Server installer doesn't have an option to create a software raid?
[00:18] <mdm> yes wrektjet_ and then run grub-install --root-directory=/media/disk /dev/sda
[00:18] <cabrey> myself, did you get the message?
[00:18] <myself> im in defocus
[00:18] <mdm> its called a net split, happens when irc servers disconnect from eachother
[00:18] <myself> how long do it take  to get voice
[00:19] <xxuriahxx> hello world, if you didnt know ubuntu-user.com
[00:19] <cabrey> just wait everybody will rejoin soon
[00:19] <wrektjet_> mdm doin it. says it may take a while
[00:19] <LjL> xxuriahxx: no spam please
[00:19] <mdm> wrektjet_: shouldt take that long, not nearly as long as the next thing your going to do
[00:19] <qbrix> hmmm this might do the trick: http://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-install-ubuntu8.04-with-software-raid1
[00:19] <xxuriahxx> how is that spam
[00:20] <cabrey> xxuriahxx, promoting a website
[00:20] <zamnedix> So, if I had a TON of archives, of 3 different types....How would I extract them all? If you don't know how, just say so so I know that somebody is at least listening to me!
[00:20] <LjL> xxuriahxx: nobody asked for that site, did they? please stick to ubuntu support questions and answers
[00:20] <theuser1> i just downloaded a game and it was intrupted or may be corrupted while downloading. now i reinstalled it. but every time it doesnt downloads the files from internet. instead it used the downloaded files everytime i try to install it. how can i get rid of the files and a download the game again?
[00:20] <xxuriahxx> its ubuntu, i thought that was a good thing
[00:20] <xxuriahxx> sorry
[00:20] <banermatt> merci pile poil ce que je cherchais
[00:20] <wrektjet_> mdm was this the correct syntax: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/disk /dev/sda
[00:20] <LjL> myself: this channel is not associated with #defocus. please wait patiently, and stay on topic here
[00:20] <cabrey> !fr
[00:20] <banermatt> enfin pour moi c'était /etc/init.d/kdm restart
[00:21] <cabrey> !fr | banermatt
[00:21] <mdm> no wrektjet_use /media/disk-1
[00:21] <myself> everyone join #defocus right now
[00:21] <qbrix> hmm unfortunately, not all my disks are showing up
[00:21] <Rafael__> what is better for connecting my windows computer to my ubuntu server...i have samba installed and i read that you can do either smb or cifs?
[00:21] <wrektjet_> mdm it says =: unexpected operator
[00:22] <cabrey> Rafael__, it is seemless, the Windows computer will use CIFS
[00:22] <theuser1> i just downloaded a game and it was intrupted or may be corrupted while downloading. now i reinstalled it. but every time it doesnt downloads the files from internet. instead it used the downloaded files everytime i try to install it. how can i get rid of the files and a download the game again?
[00:22] <mdm> Rafael__: its easier to teach a linux box cifs then a windows box nfs, use samba
[00:22] <Dr_Willi1_Arch> theuser1:  what game?
[00:23] <fresh_prince> Hello, I did "sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart" in order to restart USB and now I cannot moount my USB Hardisk anymore, any suggestions ?
[00:23] <theuser1> Dr_Willi1_Arch:  the game doesnt matters.  iam asking about the proceedure. its smc  by the way
[00:23] <cabrey> fresh_prince, reboot
[00:23] <linuxninja> Any reason I would be seeing files like "9cacc41f.42" in roots home directory?
[00:23] <sparr> What sort of problems should I expect if I install 8.04, install KDE 3.5, then pin and/or hold KDE at 3.5, then upgrade to jaunty?
[00:23] <razerblk_> cant make a dvd .....any one have any ideas how to convert mp4 to dvd
[00:23] <fresh_prince> cabrey: I just did that
[00:23] <Dr_Willi1_Arch> theuser1:  yes it can matter.. wine vs linux native, using the repos.. vs a installer.
[00:23] <arthus> I'd like to copy over my old mysql data. I have a raw copy of my old filesystem with all data intact. How can I do a mirror copy of the mysql?
[00:23] <cabrey> fresh_prince, you rebooted after you restarted udev?
[00:23] <banermatt> sorry
[00:24] <theuser1> Dr_Willi1_Arch:  i used the repo...........
[00:24] <banermatt> I believe i was in ubuntu-fr
[00:24] <fresh_prince> cabrey: yes
[00:24] <mdm> wrektjet_: do you have any other disks on this, and is this hardy or lenny?
[00:24] <fresh_prince> cabrey: I should probably try that another time with my HD unplugged
[00:24] <cabrey> fresh_prince, did you have an entry in /etc/fstab?
[00:24] <Dr_Willi1_Arch> theuser1:  the deb packages are saved in the cache.. you could clean out the cache.. or manually delete the messed up debs I guess.
[00:24] <ABoba> Does anyone know why remote desktop viewer can't connect to an XP Pro machine via standard XP remote desktop, but can via a VNC server on that desktop?
[00:25] <dimedo> i have got a displayport on my notenoob through which i was able to connect to my TV via an hdmi adapter yesterday. now i just wanted to do it again, but this time when i press Fn + F7 (combination to switch through displays) nothing at all happens. any ideas?
[00:25] <theuser1> Dr_Willi1_Arch:  how can i find it. the name is smc?
[00:25] <fresh_prince> cabrey: I had not inserted anything manually
[00:25] <dimedo> i'm on jaunty x86_64
[00:25] <Dr_Willi1_Arch> !find smc
[00:25] <arthus> anyone have any help for me copying over my mysql data?
[00:25] <Dr_Willi1_Arch> !info smc
[00:26] <dimedo> and well, i meant notebook
[00:26] <fresh_prince> cabrey: but it doesn't seem to be in fstab
[00:26] <Dr_Willi1_Arch> theuser1:  look in the cache for debs with names like smc_XXXXXXXXX.deb i guess. :)
[00:26] <theuser1> Dr_Willi1_Arch:  where is the ceche?
[00:26] <wrektjet_> mdm this is 9.04
[00:26] <cabrey> fresh_prince, do a ls /dev/sd*
[00:26] <mdm> wrektjet_: try changing /dev/sda to hd0
[00:27] <cabrey> fresh_prince, with the hdd plugged in
[00:27] <Dr_Willi1_Arch> theuser1:  in /var/ somewhere
[00:27] <wrektjet_> mdm it finished... it says: Installing GRUB to /dev/sda as (hd0)...Installation finished. No error reported.
[00:27] <arthus> where is mysql data stored?
[00:28] <axisys> when I add a rule using ``ufw allow 22/tcp'' for example.. will it survive a reboot ?
[00:28] <phoenix1> hi how do i make the text appearence as sharp as i was used to it in windows. thanks..
[00:28] <fresh_prince> cabrey: sda   sda1  sda2  sda5  sda6  sda7  sdb   sdb1  (but I have a 2 windows partitions and the swap)
[00:28] <fccf> sorry I lost my connection
[00:28] <cabrey> fresh_prince, you only have one internal hdd, correct?
[00:28] <felix_>  could anyone tell me if http://89.7.172.18:8083/ works=? i think it not work for me inside my LAN
[00:28] <wrektjet_> md: (fd0)	/dev/fd0                (hd0)	/dev/sda
[00:28] <bastidrazor> who ever was looking for mp4 to dvd look at this link :: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/howto-make-a-video-dvd-from-an-avimp4etc...-file-type-632599/
[00:28] <cabrey> felix_, downforeveryoneorjustme.com
[00:29] <nod62> fccf: Did you get my message before about how I wanted it to be a launcher?
[00:29] <fccf> fleix: down for everybody --- port forwarding needs to be setup
[00:29] <fresh_prince> cabrey: One internal, one external, (and was trying to plug in a USB flash drive, which also does not seem to work, but it is unplugged at this time)
[00:29] <phoenix1> hey how do i get a sharp text displayed? thanks
[00:29] <balrog__> how do i get the nm-applet icon to show?  there is a blank space in the notification area, and when i interact with it i get the exact menus from nm-applet, so its loaded and running, but the icon isnt being shown.
[00:29] <andre> hello... iam using ubuntu9.04 with gnome... anyone knows how to change from utf8 to iso8859-15? on console i already have changed. but it seems that nautilus is creating files with UTF8-names
[00:29] <piasdom_> what do i use to connect to a vpn at work ?(ubuntu 8.04)
[00:29] <cabrey> fresh_prince, ok that means the system sees your usb hdd.
[00:29] <mdm> wrektjet_: good :) now cd to /media/disk and type pwd, make sure it says /media/disk, make sure it is the larger of the two, type /pwd again, and make sure again, then type "rm -rf *".  This is an EXTREMLY dangerous thing to do so MAKE SURE you are on the larger partition, the one with all the boot files
[00:29] <fccf> nod62 I lost my connection for a sec - I know you need a launcher - new launcher .. the command is network-admin
[00:30] <cabrey> fresh_prince, look in /media to see if it was mounted
[00:30] <andre> i was running the follow script - which is OK for kubuntu (KDE): http://www.lingox.de/docus/z__ubuntu-setup.txt
[00:30] <fresh_prince> cabrey: no it is not, but i can see it in "Places" toolbar, but it says cannot mount
[00:30] <bastidrazor> fresh_prince, dmesg | tail :: run that just after plugging in the drive. it'll give you more info
[00:30] <Lucifer_Cat> quick Q: what would be faster? a 5400RPM hard drive, a compact flash card or a USB flash drive?
[00:31] <Rafael__>  what is better for connecting my windows computer to my ubuntu server...i have samba installe and i read that you can do either smb or cifs?
[00:31] <cabrey> fresh_prince, sudo mkdir /media/disk && sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/disk
[00:31] <supertolkien> list
[00:31] <nod62> fccf: I tried that and the only thing it opens is gedit...
[00:31] <wrektjet_> mdm dione
[00:31] <wrektjet_> mdm media/disk is now empty
[00:32] <mdm> ok wrektjet_no type cd /dev/disk-1/home then ls and make sure you see your home directory (just the directory not the stuff in it)
[00:32] <ABoba> okay, anyone know why the rdesktop works for accessing winxp, but the remote desktop viewer doesn't?
[00:32] <cabrey> ABoba, the latter tool is for VNC only
[00:33] <cabrey> !VNC
[00:33] <fccf> nod62 it works for me ... er um... is network-admin installed
[00:33] <fccf> ?
[00:33] <ABoba> Hmmmm, strange
[00:33] <ABoba> Is there a gui available for rdesktop?
[00:33] <cabrey> ABoba, Terminal Server Client
[00:33] <cabrey> ABoba, Applications > Internet
[00:34] <ABoba> haha, so easy
[00:34] <ABoba> tx
[00:34] <Lucifer_Cat> no ideas?
[00:34] <nod62> fccf: Indeed it is.. :/
[00:34] <theuser1> Dr_Willi1_Arch: deleted but same problema gain
[00:34] <wrektjet_> mdm yea is see the folder named "marc"
[00:34] <fresh_prince> cabrey: I have to go now, I will try that soon.... thanks for the help :D
[00:34] <mdm> Lucifer_Cat: hd speed varies based upon connection but is the fastest, usb comes next in speed being about 1/5 slower the the fastest harddrive (and like cf cards have a write limit untill they die).  A CF is vastly slower then both, less then 1/10 the speed
[00:34] <wrektjet_> <----- marc
[00:35] <nod62> Does it have to run in terminal?
[00:35] <Dr_Willi1_Arch> theuser1:  could be the package on the server is messed up.. you could try a different server/mirror
[00:35] <fccf> then it should work -- in the create launcher dialog ... set to application ... name=network command=network-admin comments=blank or whatever?
[00:35] <nunaa93> nonaa
[00:35] <theuser1> k
[00:35] <mdm> wrektjet_: ok type "find . | cpio -pdvmu /media/disk" and open another terminal window, do not expect this command to finish untill about 30 mins
[00:35] <Lucifer_Cat> mdm: cool. thanks.
[00:36] <mdm> Lucifer_Cat: sorry a usb is 1/5 slower then the slowest harddrive
[00:36] <wrektjet_> mdm whiule im cd'd into ../home?
[00:37] <fccf> nod62- it can be but it doesn't have to because it is a gtk app
[00:37] <mdm> wrektjet_: into /media/disk-1/home
[00:37] <Lucifer_Cat> mdm: i figured thats what you meant :)
[00:37] <wrektjet_> rite
[00:37] <wrektjet_> ok done
[00:37] <jamiejackson> i've got a one IDE drive, that i think will be at least my boot partition, and four satas, each with a 2GB swap, and the rest as part of a single raid 5 array. i'm trying to thing of a strategy for what to put where. i'm thinking boot and root on the ide and home and file storage on the raid array. <= does that sound like a decent plan?
[00:37] <mdm> type find . | cpio -pdmuv /media/disk
[00:37] <billybigrigger> does ubuntu support netinstall via http???
[00:37] <wrektjet_> should i have sudo-ed that
[00:37] <nod62> fccf: Failed to execute child process "network-admin: (No such file or directory)
[00:37] <myself> how do i ping something in terminal without it going on forever
[00:38] <cabrey> myself, ping -c 3 wefihwoefhw
[00:38] <mdm> that directory after the cpio is where your copying it TO, the find is done from where you copy it FROM
[00:38] <fccf> jamiejackson: yes but you only need one swap partition
[00:38] <billybigrigger> i have an old box p1 166mhz that wont boot the install cd, but i have a nic, and i have confirmed that i can do a netinstall, but can i netinstall via ubuntu's http mirrors somehow?
[00:38] <myself> what is wefihwoefhw
[00:38] <cabrey> that is where you put the IP/hostname lol
[00:38] <mdm> and yes wrektjet_its why I had you run all these as root, you have to do it as root, and not as sudo, use sudo bash to do it
[00:38] <cabrey> i just banged on the keyboard
[00:38] <cheebz> not sure if this is disorderly conduct but could someone have a look at my thread? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7396224#post7396224
[00:38] <myself> i see
[00:39] <nod62> Synaptics show that I have it installed but yeah... Apparently not there?
[00:39] <felix_> please check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7396259#post7396259 (ssh, port forwarding)
[00:39] <fccf> nod62 try that command manually from a terminal
[00:39] <wrektjet_> mdm hmm something didnt quite work
[00:40] <mdm> wrektjet_: what happend?
[00:40] <jamiejackson> i thought that swaps across drives was beneficial, fccf
[00:40] <wrektjet_> im cd'd into /media/disk-1/home
[00:40] <wrektjet_> i ran sudo find . | cpio -pdvmu /media/disk
[00:40] <Dr_Willi1_Arch> theuser1:  i just installed the game with the server /us.archive.ubuntu.com
[00:40] <wrektjet_> and i got back a whole bunch of permission denied and no such file
[00:40] <fccf> jamiejackson: ubuntu doesn't use swap the same way as unix
[00:41] <mdm> you cant, its what I was telling you, you have to be root when you run that, not under a sudo session but rather in a root shell.  it is WHY I said to run sudo bash
[00:41] <mkjackson> hey folks, I'm trying to get my spare laptop to act as a wireless access point, does anyone have any pointers
[00:41] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[00:41] <ActionParsnip> !ics | mkjackson
[00:42] <qbrix> what's the absolute minimum amount of space that Ubuntu Server 8.1 needs?
[00:42] <wrektjet_> mdm oh sorry that was ages ago im in my thosuandth terminal since then
[00:42] <wrektjet_> will do it again
[00:42] <qbrix> just the basic core, no services
[00:42] <ActionParsnip> qbrix: depends what services you are going to install
[00:42] <qbrix> none
[00:42] <qbrix> bare bones
[00:42] <effowe> im having issues at boot, the last thing i see on screen is crond starting, it says OK, then will sit there without bringing me to a login, . i can press ctrl-alt-F1 to get to a login, but that's the only way.. anything i should look for?
[00:42] <mkjackson> ubottu: how did you know what I was going to type before I put it in?
[00:42] <nod62> fccf: Okay I managed to get it working... It opened Network settings.. Which doesn't list available wireless networks.
[00:43] <cheebz> i'll just leave this here --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7396224
[00:43] <wrektjet_> mdm its going
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> qbrix: then about 100Mb seems to be documented
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> qbrix: i'd give yourself 1Gb and you'll be sweet
[00:43] <wrektjet_> lets see how fast my processor is :)
[00:44] <Hx63> #ubuntu-es
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> qbrix: server doesnt have x and x apps so is significantly smaller
[00:44] <qbrix> awesome, I have 7GB
[00:44] <jordan>  what would happen if i vnc'd into my mac then from inside the vnc I vnv'd into my mint computer?
[00:44] <piasdom_> what do i use to connect to a vpn at work ?(ubuntu 8.04)
[00:44] <mdm> wrektjet_: while it is going edit your /dev/disk-1/etc/fstab and change the mount point of /dev/sda6 from to /home
[00:44] <myself> #defocus is a terrible channel
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> jordan: just that
[00:44] <myself> it takes them an hour to op you so you can speak
[00:45] <felix_> please check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7396259#post7396259 (ssh, port forwarding)
[00:45] <ActionParsnip> jordan: you can vnc to wherever you want
[00:45] <qbrix> myself: try ##foobar&grill
[00:45] <ActionParsnip> jordan: it'll cane your bandwidth though
[00:45] <fccf> nod62 you might try the KDE apps - they will run in gnome - however they will require installing some kdelibs
[00:45] <qbrix> hahaha it's installing
[00:45] <fccf> nod62 giving you control over your wireless card
[00:46] <qbrix> I'm currently installing Ubuntu Server on a FOURTEEN USB Drive Software Raid (RAID0)
[00:46] <jordan> ActionParsnip but local bandwith is unlimited and free, right?
[00:46] <jamiejackson> can i use a folder on my raid as "home" or does it need to have its own partition?
[00:46] <nod62> fccf: Wicd sounds good.
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> jordan: its not unlimited, you will have limited bandwidth, but yes the traffic is free
[00:46] <effowe> can anyone tell me how to see what order services are loading in at boot time? i can only get to a login by pressing ctrl-alt-f1
[00:47] <mdm> qbrix: you do realise that only makes failure MORE eminent, right?
[00:47] <jordan> ActionParsnip  what would happen if i vnc'd into windows computer #1 FROM windows computer #2 then from inside the vnc I vnc'd into my windows #2 computer?
[00:47] <fccf> qbrix - 14 disks - interesting concept
[00:47] <ActionParsnip> jordan: if you use 100Mb wired connection then you have 00Mb of bandwidth, 100Mb is the limit
[00:47] <jordan> ActionParsnip would I have divided by zero?
[00:47] <wrektjet_> mdm change from /boot to /home? "/boot was on /dev/sda6 during installation" to "/home..."
[00:47] <jordan> oh :X
[00:47] <qbrix> mdm: I know, it's for a test
[00:47] <fccf> nod62 wicd should do what you need - you may have to remove the network-admin
[00:47] <qbrix> fccf: very
[00:47] <ActionParsnip> jordan: no, why would you?
[00:47] <jordan> because think about it
[00:47] <qbrix> unfortunately these are very low end drives
[00:48] <qbrix> but I'm getting 40MB/s
[00:48] <fccf> qbrix: would love to see all those little LED's blinking
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> qbrix: i can suggest installing it to a VM then using the output of df -h to set the size
[00:48] <qbrix> ya the blinking lights is hypnotic
[00:48] <qbrix> had to use 2 USB hubs
[00:48] <mdm> wrektjet_: yes you now want to mount /dev/sda6 as home instead, you still have everything on /dev/sda2 in boot so it wil be fine
[00:48] <qbrix> this is so sucktastic
[00:49] <fccf> qbrix: wow you will need a gig just for the fstab - JK
[00:49] <felix_> please check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7396259#post7396259 (ssh, port forwarding)
[00:49] <mdm> qbrix: the one I showed you is a 1+0 not a raid 0 partition
[00:49] <qbrix> what did you show me?
[00:50] <wrektjet_> mdm saved and closed
[00:50] <qbrix> almost done installing, I wonder if it will boot
[00:50] <mdm> one of my servers root, that has a lvm raid as its root directory
[00:50]  * graelin thinks H.264 encoding needs a serious speed boost
[00:50] <ActionParsnip> fccf: seen the 24xSATA SSD array?
[00:51] <mdm> graelin: you figure out how to do that, and to play back 264 with ANY kind of gpu acceleration in linux tell me
[00:51] <cellofellow> mdm: vdpau not doing it for ya?
[00:51] <fccf> ActionParsnip: no, I use pretty off the shelf equip.. and I don't need that kind of speed, I am just a lowly online christian radio station
[00:52] <fccf> ActionParsnip: and free support guru
[00:52] <graelin> crap.. bible thumper in the midst
[00:52] <ActionParsnip> fccf: i'm a websurfer so no powerhouses here, all my systems are circa 2000
[00:52] <DrLame> D=
[00:52] <DrLame> Run! God is here!!! D=
[00:52] <ActionParsnip> graelin: be civil
[00:52] <mdm> cellofellow: I havnt tryed it yet, it requires a geforce 8 or better I have a 7900
[00:53] <graelin> ActionParsnip: Actually I thought I was.. ask me how I REALLY feel :)
[00:53] <ttyType> hi all
[00:53] <cellofellow> mdm: oh, hehe. I tried it on my 6100 though it didn't work at all.
[00:53] <fccf> ActionParsnip: I use a brand new dualcore 5300 - for the server - there is a dell mini 9 (fixing for client) and my fugitsu laptop circa 2006
[00:53] <ttyType> im having a problem with zoneminder
[00:53] <ttyType> the stream is black
[00:54] <fccf> !enter >ttyType
[00:54]  * graelin actually believes everyone is free to believe their particular flavor of fairytale. I still know peoplw that think Vista is the cat's meow
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> fccf: p3 500Mhz 128Mb gentoo file server. main desktop is 1.6Ghz 1Gb RAM
[00:54] <ttyType> :( ok, i'm sorru
[00:54] <ttyType> *y
[00:54] <piasdom_> thanks anyway
[00:55] <mdm> whats Vista?
[00:55] <ActionParsnip> fccf: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96dWOEa4Djs  now thats an array, shame its not scsi though
[00:55] <fccf> ActionParsnip: 7.5gigs within arms reach wow ... oh and a brand new Imac for the admin-assist
[00:55] <ttyType> graelin: i know them too!!
[00:55] <ttyType> lets get 'em!!
[00:55] <graelin> So.. is the nvidia 180 driver less than perfect? Tired of troubleshooting an intermittent lockup problem if thata the cause
[00:56] <fccf> mdm Vista is a crappy OS marketed by the former leader in operating systems - Microsoft
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> graelin: works great on my GeForce 6150
[00:56] <zamnedix> So...If I had a TON of archives, in 3 different formats, how would I extract them all?
[00:56] <ttyType> fccf: when did they lead?
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> ttyType: check bug #1
[00:56] <mdm> wrektjet_: is that cpio still spitting out file names?
[00:56] <ttyType> yeah, seen it
[00:57] <graelin> zamnedix: Archive manager.. suppose it depends on the archive.. Actually sounds like a shell script would be appropriate
[00:57] <ttyType> ActionParsnip: is launchpad still proprietary, then?
[00:57] <fccf> ttyType: in my eyes never... but I do have a XP machine for testing
[00:57] <ActionParsnip> ttyType: not sure
[00:57] <fccf> ActionParsnip: ttyType: launchpad is opensource
[00:57] <zamnedix> graelin: I have RAR, 7z, and ZIP. My archive manager doesn't support any of those. What kind of a shell script would I use?
[00:58] <wrektjet_> mdm yea
[00:58] <perkabalo_>  Hi i'm having trouble using gnome-ppp, please take a look http://paste.ubuntu.com/187760/                     complais about pppd permission.
[00:58] <wrektjet_> mdm no
[00:58] <wrektjet_> mdm just finsihed
[00:58] <ttyType> fccf: well, MS have managed to get that ASUS guy apologise for the ARM based eeePC they were showing off
[00:58] <Kumaneko> irc.phazenet.net
[00:58] <fccf> zamnedix: what OS are you running?
[00:58] <ttyType> also, PCWorld is now windows-netbook exclusive apparently
[00:58] <mdm> wrektjet_: ok look at /media/disk now and see if your home directory is there
[00:58] <administrator> how can i disable sudo -i ?
[00:59] <zamnedix> fccf: Ubuntu 8.10
[00:59] <ttyType> good thing too, the distros that come with most netbooks suck anyway
[00:59] <elementz> maybe i am blind, but 'man rar' does not give a switch that enables me to sepcify a target dir when extracting. anyone?
[00:59] <wrektjet_> mdm heck yea
[00:59] <fccf> zamnedix:  and the archive manager isnt able to open any? somethings wrong with your files
[00:59] <graelin> welp.. get the appropriate archive tools from synaptic and chain them together in a script. Simple logic loop should do it (if/then inside a for each statement or similar)
[00:59] <qbrix> damn, didn't boot
[01:00] <mdm> wrektjet_: now go back to /media/disk-1/home and again make SURE you are there and type "rm -rf *"
[01:00] <ActionParsnip> administrator: you can exit it with    exit
[01:00] <graelin> unfortunately Ubuntu has jaded me to the command line (kinda like when windows 3.11 came out and made Dos less scarey)
[01:00] <zamnedix> fccf: No the files are fine;I can open them with CrapZip on Windows...
[01:00] <zamnedix> File-roller just doesn't support them
[01:00] <administrator> ActionParsnip: not exit, i want to permanently disable it
[01:00] <ActionParsnip> administrator: you could create an alias (maybe) for 'sudo -i' to mean something else. Not tried myself, could be worth a try
[01:01] <ActionParsnip> administrator: export 'sudo -i'='cd ~'
[01:01] <zamnedix> graelin: I don't have admin. Don't ask.
[01:01] <ActionParsnip> administrator: it may be "s
[01:01] <bmeynell> why does firefox always run so sllooooow? :///
[01:01] <mdm> administrator: go edit /etc/sudoers and deny acess to everyone
[01:02] <fccf> zamnedix: no admin no way to install necessary libs
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> administrator: if it works, bang it in ~/.bashrc if not simply close the terminal and you will be normal again
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> bmeynell: its huge in ram
[01:02] <zamnedix> fccf: Alright..
[01:02] <zamnedix> Thanks for helping
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> bmeynell: if you can reduce addons it will be faster
[01:03] <ActionParsnip> bmeynell: you can also tweak stuff in  about: config
[01:03] <wrektjet_> mdm yes done
[01:03] <ttyType> hmm
[01:03] <fccf> ttyType: hmmm what?
[01:03] <wrektjet_> mdm home in disk-1 is now empty
[01:03] <bmeynell> ActionParsnip: I've noticed :/// upwards of a gig :/// I am a web dev and use a lot of extensions but I might have to kill them all 'cept firebug :/// .... when is chrome being released? :D
[01:03] <ttyType> fccf: zoneminder is still giving me problems
[01:03] <mdm> ok wrektjet_now all you need to do is reboot, how much space is on /media/disk-1 now?
[01:03] <wrektjet_> mdm am i done?
[01:04] <wrektjet_> mdm still has 17 gigs. 11.4 free
[01:04] <mdm> wrektjet_: yes, all you need do is reboot.
[01:04] <ActionParsnip> bmeynell: not sure dude, keep your ear to the ground on tht one. The plugins are loaded when the browser loads so reducing them will make it slicker
[01:04] <fccf> ttyType: have you had it working?
[01:04] <ttyType> fccf: never
[01:04] <ttyType> only downloaded it today
[01:04] <bmeynell> ActionParsnip: aite, thanks bro
[01:04] <ibuclaw> bmeynell, the alpha is already available through a repository (if you mean chromium)
[01:04] <mdm> firefox is a memory hog, only xorg uses more
[01:04] <fccf> ttyType: what type of input ... IP or vid card?
[01:05] <ibuclaw> mdm, you should try firefox 3.1 / 3.5 ;)
[01:05] <ttyType> fccf: USB webcam
[01:05] <ttyType> well supported an' all
[01:05] <ttyType> works in cheese etc...
[01:05] <fccf> ttyType: that is a good sign
[01:07] <fccf> ttyType: have you looked at this page http://www.zoneminder.com/wiki/index.php/Documentation#Check_that_your_Camera_Works.21
[01:08] <ttyType> fccf: ok, xawtv is working
[01:08] <ttyType> there is a handsome man on the screen
[01:08] <fccf> ttyType: do you know that guy?
[01:08] <ttyType> fccf: i think so
[01:09] <fccf> ttyType: camera must be bad
[01:09] <ttyType> but hes just....so...handsome
[01:09] <ttyType> i mean, im straight, and i'm slightly aroused by this guy
[01:09] <ttyType> oh...wait....it's me
[01:09] <ttyType> :P
[01:11] <ttyType> fccf: hmm: lee@lee-laptop:~$ sudo zmu -d /dev/video0 -q -v
[01:11] <ttyType> Error, failed to get channel 0 attributes: Invalid argument
[01:11] <ttyType> that's not good
[01:12] <wrektjet> i got an error 15
[01:12] <miguelllll> i just plugged in my usb joystick
[01:12] <mdm> wrektjet: when?
[01:12] <miguelllll> what do i need to do to activate it?
[01:12] <wrektjet> on reboot
[01:12] <miguelllll> how do i make linux recognize my joystick!
[01:12] <miguelllll> ß
[01:13] <miguelllll> ?
[01:13] <mdm> wrektjet: I assumed that, when on the boot cycle?  did it load grub, did grub start, did it find a kernel....
[01:13] <gogeta> hi i got a eeepc 900a running 9.04 and my tuc hpads leftclick is not working
[01:13] <fccf> !enter | miguelllll
[01:13] <wrektjet> rite at the start. grub didnt load
[01:14] <Drikan> HI im having issues getting my alsa Driver to work the oss driver works just fine but alsa dose not. any one got any ideas?
[01:14] <miguelllll> !enter
[01:14] <mdm> wrektjet: I assume you are on the live cd again, correct?
[01:14] <jamiejackson1> is there a recommended gui lvm manager for jaunty?
[01:14] <wrektjet> mdm correct
[01:14] <mdm> ok try the grub-install again
[01:15] <wrektjet> mdm here is the menu/lst if you want to c it http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/187772/
[01:15] <chuck_> !ubuntu
[01:15] <fccf> ubottu !doesntwork
[01:15] <mattalexx> I have a SMB share that is mounted in /mnt. I'm editing PHP files in Gedit. Seemingly randomly, Gedit will report "The file {FILE} changed on disk. [Reload] or [Cancel]". It happens every two minutes and its very annoying. Any ideas on why this is happening?
[01:15] <fccf> fixed
[01:15] <Drikan> !ALSA
[01:16] <hvgotcodes> hey my xchat cannot accept files (I think, problem could be on the senders end) -- I click accept and then it is stuck in connnect state forever
[01:16] <miguelllll> do i need to REBOOT, after plugging in my usb-joystick!?
[01:16] <miguelllll> ubottu: sorry
[01:16] <ActionParsnip> miguelllll: no not at all
[01:17] <wrektjet> mdm could u help me with that syntax?
[01:17] <mdm> yes wrektjet that is correct, try running grub-install again
[01:17] <miguelllll> should my usb-joystick be available in /dev/js0 or something rifht after plugging it in?
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> miguelllll: if you run   dmesg | tail   you will see it detected
[01:17] <wrektjet> mdm what is the command? sudo grub-install...?..??....?
[01:18] <hvgotcodes> any ideas why i can't accept files via xchat?
[01:18] <belvis> what can I install to set my user permissions kuser kept giving me errors
[01:18] <belvis> for Ubuntu
[01:18] <mdm> wrektjet: grub-install --root-directory=/media/disk hdo (assuming that disk-1 is mounted as /media/disk now)
[01:18] <fccf> hvgotcodes: your router may be blocking ports ... or firewall... are you at work?
[01:18] <mdm> err hd0
[01:18] <Captain_Obvious> Anybody on who know about using oss for sound?
[01:18] <hvgotcodes> fccf,  nope at home
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> hvgotcodes: is there an option to block them?
[01:19] <hvgotcodes> ActionParsnip, i don't understand
[01:19] <wrektjet> thats hd(the nuber zero)?
[01:19] <miguelllll> thanx ActionParsnip! its detected
[01:19] <mdm> wrektjet: yes
[01:19] <miguelllll> and it seems to be inside /dev/input/js0
[01:19] <hvgotcodes> ActionParsnip, the other guy tries to send, i get a popup, click accept, nothing happens
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> hvgotcodes: is there a setting in xchat someplace to block all file transfers (for security)
[01:20] <hvgotcodes> ActionParsnip, ill check
[01:20] <jaypro> linuxcnc org has not released a version of emc for the most recent version of ubuntu. where can i download ubuntu 8.04?
[01:20] <mattalexx> I have a SMB share that is mounted in /mnt. I'm editing PHP files in Gedit. Seemingly randomly, Gedit will report "The file {FILE} changed on disk. [Reload] or [Cancel]". It happens every two minutes and its very annoying. Any ideas on why this is happening?
[01:21] <ActionParsnip> hvgotcodes: in the changelog it satates "Added "Auto accept file offers" to the File Transfer settings"
[01:21] <prymal> identify N0tyoarz101
[01:21] <Kalmi> mattalexx, is the samba server a windows machine?
[01:22] <mattalexx> Kalmi: Nope, its a Gutsy server in the other room.
[01:22] <usser__> mattalexx, connection is lost. share is remounted maybe?
[01:22] <Kalmi> mattalexx, what filesystem?
[01:22] <Kalmi> mattalexx, on the server
[01:22] <usser__> mattalexx, i mean it constantly remounts the share, because of the connection problems or something
[01:22] <hvgotcodes> ActionParsnip, tried that still not working
[01:22] <mattalexx> Kalmi: ext3 me thinks
[01:23] <ActionParsnip> hvgotcodes: maybe it needs restarting to apply
[01:23] <jamiejackson1> Is there a recommended GUI LVM manager for jaunty?
[01:23] <mattalexx> Kalmi: Maybe but I haven't seen any other evidence of it.
[01:23] <Kalmi> usser__
[01:23] <mattalexx> Kalmi: Anyway to monitor that? Maybe see an uptime of the connection?
[01:24] <matrixblue> jaypro, http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/hardy/daily-live/current/
[01:24] <mattalexx> usser:  Maybe but I haven't seen any other evidence of it. Anyway to monitor that? Maybe see an uptime of the connection?
[01:25] <usser> mattalexx, not that i know of. try sshfs instead of samba
[01:27] <wrektjet> mdm so this time i got the grub loader
[01:27] <wrektjet> and then error 15 after i selected ubuntu 9.04
[01:27]  * regeya screams at his computer profusely and quite profanely
[01:28] <Kalmi> regeya, get rid of windows
[01:29] <regeya> awright, anyone else here have success booting a jaunty system with the root partition a.) on an lvm2 volume and b.) formatted as ext4?
[01:29] <regeya> Kalmi: hehe
[01:29] <mdm> wrektjet: is there a file called vmlinuz-2.6.28-11-generic under /media/disk/boot (assuming it is now /media/disk)
[01:29] <Kalmi> regeya, b works for me...
[01:29] <mattalexx> usser, thnx
[01:30] <ed_debian> regeya, I am running ubuntu (/ partition) on ext4 and it works fine
[01:30] <mdm> sorry regeya mine is ext3
[01:30] <cabrey> regeya, also using ext4
[01:31] <fccf> yall are way too bleeding edge with the ext4 for my blood
[01:31] <cabrey> fccf, it is seriously faster
[01:31] <mdm> i agree with fccf
[01:31] <regeya> awright...for some reason when I rebuild the initrd, /sbin/lvm isn't getting copied in; I'm seriously thinking of just building an initrd by hand 'coz it's not working here...
[01:31] <ed_debian> fccf, Bleeding edge is sooo fun though!!
[01:31] <cabrey> you immediately notice increase with boot up time
[01:31] <graelin> fat16 FTW!
[01:31] <wrektjet> mdm yes there is
[01:31] <matrixblue> regeya, using ext4 but not sure if I'm using lvm2
[01:31] <wrektjet> in the smaller partition
[01:31] <cabrey> graelin, :O
[01:31] <Kalmi> matrixblue, than you are not
[01:31] <regeya> matrixblue: if you're not sure, then you're not :-)
[01:31] <fccf> cabrey: would I notice on my dual core ...ed_debian: till it crashes
[01:32] <ed_debian> lol
[01:32] <mdm> wrektjet: when you did the grub install what did it tell you hd0 was?
[01:32] <miguelllll> i just calibrated my joystick , and jscalibrator worked fine on it. its /dev/input/js0   . but the game i want toplay, says: 0 joysticks found.. any idea what i might be missing?
[01:32]  * cabrey thinks you should put on your tinfoil hat
[01:32] <amseidler> How do I install a printer?
[01:32] <cabrey> amseidler, System > Administration > Printing
[01:32] <fccf> amseidler open firefox and go to localhost:631
[01:33] <mdm> amseidler: by pluggin it it, filling it with paper and toner
[01:33] <topgun21> amseidler: system>adminstrastion> Printing
[01:33] <amseidler> mdm: No, really?
[01:33] <fccf> mdm: unless it is a brother ... oh brother
[01:33] <wrektjet> mdm damn not sure
[01:33] <mdm> amee2k: try http://localhost:631/
[01:33] <amseidler> fccf: I am at localhost:631. Not what?
[01:33] <Kalmi> regeya, where does grub stop?
[01:33] <amseidler> now*
[01:34] <mdm> err amseidler
[01:34] <Kalmi> *grub
[01:34] <fccf> amseidler ... administration
[01:34] <amseidler> fccf: Yes, I'm there...
[01:34] <cabrey> System > Administration > Printing is nicer...
[01:34] <mdm> add printer
[01:34] <fccf> amseidler: what kind of printer do you have?
[01:34] <aOa> how to show line status in vim?
[01:34] <mdm> :set number?
[01:34] <fccf> add printer
[01:34] <amseidler> fccf: Lexmark x2420
[01:34] <myself> whats that fubar channel
[01:34] <myself> i lost the name
[01:35] <aOa> mdm: the line status should be the bottom
[01:35] <mdm> wrektjet: you can do it again
[01:35] <myself> that offtopic channel
[01:35] <cabrey> !ot
[01:35] <myself> WHAT IS IT
[01:35] <topgun21> !slap amseidler
[01:35] <myself> the fubar one
[01:35] <myself> ##fubar something grill
[01:35] <amseidler> topgun21: :\
[01:35] <fccf> amseidler: is the printer plugged in ?
[01:35] <amseidler> Yes...
[01:35] <amseidler> I"m not retarded...
[01:35] <mdm> aOa: try :set statusline <format>
[01:36] <cabrey> #foobar2000
[01:36] <fccf> amseidler: ok if the drivers are there great - it should install fine ... if not you will need to get a ppd from lexmark
[01:36] <myself> no its not fubar 200
[01:36] <myself> its fubar !!something
[01:36] <amseidler> fccf: The drivers aren't there.
[01:36] <myself> fubar grill something
[01:36] <myself> DOES ANYONE KNOW come on
[01:36] <regeya> odd.  when I did a update-initramfs -k all -u, it built an initrd for something I don't have a vmlinuz for, and that one has lvm support.  none of the other kernels did.  Specifying update-initramfs -k 2.6.27-11-generic -u worked though *scratches head*
[01:36] <cabrey> ok.... ##foobar&grill
[01:36] <myself> lol
[01:36] <regeya> fubar
[01:37] <cabrey> myself, what client are you using?
[01:37] <ubuntu-sucks> linux sucks im going back to windows
[01:37] <GD515> Im trying to chat on Talk City and it says it needs additional plugins so i suggested java , and i tried icedTea but it still wont let me in the chat room . Any have any suggestions ?????
[01:38] <RedSocrates> ubuntu-sucks, congratulations.  Enjoy.
[01:38] <myself> cabrey
[01:38] <sebsebseb> !ops | ubuntu-sucks
[01:38] <fccf> ubuntu-sucks: fine with me - you don't know what you are missing
[01:38] <myself> cabery type /version myself
[01:38] <matrixblue> ubuntu-sucks, is that a serious statement?
[01:38] <myself> im using the same client as you except 0.0.2 versions higher than you cabrey
[01:38] <Pici> sebsebseb:
[01:38] <Pici> ?
[01:38] <mdm> ubuntu-sucks: be sure you get a key for windows and dont run a pirated copy
[01:38] <VonGuard> hello
[01:38] <ubuntu-sucks> youtube doesn't work even though i installed flash player
[01:38] <sebsebseb> Pici: see above?
[01:38] <cabrey> myself, Server > Join Channel...
[01:38] <sebsebseb> Pici: he is here trolling obviously
[01:38] <VonGuard> so, i have jaunty on an Aspire One. Wireless suddenly stopped working today
[01:38] <RedSocrates> ubuntu-sucks, why do you assume that it's not user error?
[01:38] <cabrey> Download channel list
[01:38] <fccf> ubuntu-sucks - did you install the nonfree version
[01:39] <VonGuard> i was running madwifi drivers from ibex, and now i can't get any drivers to load at all
[01:39] <GD515> can anyone help me ???  PM me please
[01:39] <myself> i haven't used that yet
[01:39] <fccf> !ask | GD515
[01:39] <ubuntu-sucks> some flash games and stuff partially displays, but nothing works properly
[01:39] <elky> ubuntu-sucks, if you seriously want assistance, please change your nickname and ask nicely.
[01:39] <cabrey> ubuntu-sucks, ubuntu version, hardware, etc
[01:39] <GD515> I already asked it ?
[01:39] <Floops> mdm
[01:39] <Floops> u still around
[01:39] <mdm> yea
[01:39] <GD515> Im trying to chat on Talk City and it says it needs additional plugins so i suggested java , and i tried icedTea but it still wont let me in the chat room . Any have any suggestions ?????
[01:40] <SeViLLa> ubuntu-sucks: if you cant fix it you shouldnt be using it
[01:40] <white_> im here
[01:40] <quizme> should i use 8.04 or 9.04 for my server?
[01:40] <Floops> so it seem to be the scsi hdd that has gone bloke
[01:40] <regeya> shucks still can't boot.  meh.
[01:40] <freakabcd> hi all
[01:40] <VonGuard> how can i remove the madwifi drivers and add the standard ath5k?
[01:40] <cabrey> GD515, you need a browser plugin?
[01:40] <Pici> SeViLLa: This is a support channel, people come here to get help fixing things.
[01:40] <Floops> mdm.. now i try to reinstall it giving me read error for the cd
[01:40] <freakabcd> How do i get single user mode going on laptop with jaunty?
[01:40] <Floops> well the hdd
[01:40] <regeya> I'll agree with the other peoope...ubuntu-sucks
[01:40] <regeya> gone.
[01:40] <wrektjet> mdm im lookin at it rite now it sdays "Boot from (hd0,5) ext4
[01:40] <GD515> i have tired the java plugin and the icedtea plugin but still the same thing
[01:40] <freakabcd> the recovery mode is asking for the root passwd with was never set!
[01:40] <VonGuard> anyone? rolling back from madwifi to ath5k?
[01:41] <cabrey> GD515, sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin?
[01:41] <SeViLLa> Pici: i know my fault cat got out of the bag
[01:41] <kLiNiKaL> i'm sticking with madwifi for now
[01:41] <GD515> ok let me try that cabrey
[01:41] <GD515> brb
[01:41] <VonGuard> well, i would stick with madwifi, if it was working
[01:41] <VonGuard> i just want to load the standard drivers that coem with the distro
[01:41] <VonGuard> not sure how
[01:41] <cabrey> !java | GD515
[01:42] <freakabcd> now i need to go back to my previous xorg.conf file. the only possible way seems i reboot with the live disc screw around with etc/shadow to set myself a root passwd or just do restoring file from the live session
[01:42] <sebsebseb> quizme: the LTS's are recommended for servers and so 8.04
[01:42] <freakabcd> this is a bit insane don't you think?
[01:42] <cabrey> quizme, please stick with LTS releases on servers
[01:42] <giiker> !paste
[01:42] <zaccour> where can i find gnome-do docky?
[01:42] <bastidrazor> freakabcd, if you are in the admin group then you have root power with your password
[01:42] <cabrey> zaccour, install gnome-do
[01:42] <VonGuard> anyone able to help me? rolling back from nightly madwifi to standard ath5k?
[01:42] <kLiNiKaL> i prefer AWN zaccour
[01:42] <RedSocrates> VonGuard: You can blacklist them in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[01:43] <VonGuard> hmmm ok
[01:43] <freakabcd> bastidrazor: did you *read* what i said? single user or recovery mode asks for root passwd for a root shell
[01:43] <ed_debian> AWN is pretty :)
[01:43] <zaccour> cabrey, i have gnome-do, but where is dockey?
[01:43] <freakabcd> and it obviously doesn;t work with my user passwd
[01:43] <RedSocrates> VonGuard: That's probably the easiest solution.  Just edit that file and add the line: blacklist ath_pci (or whatever it is that you don't want to load)
[01:43] <grout_>  /msg NickServ identify Theron58
[01:43] <fccf> freakabcd ... look in /etc/X11/ for xorg.conf.1 or xorg.conf.biglongstrechofnumgers
[01:43] <quizme> cabrey and sebsebseb: thanks.
[01:43] <zaccour> awn requires enhanced desktop effects, what a lag
[01:43] <cabrey> zaccour, <super>-<space>
[01:43] <fccf> freakabcd: those are backups
[01:43] <bastidrazor> freakabcd, right you are smart. enjoy
[01:43] <zaccour> ok thanks
[01:43] <freakabcd> fccf: did you also *not* read what i said?
[01:43] <Pici> grout_: Please change your nickserv password.
[01:43] <VonGuard> thaanks socrates
[01:43] <cabrey> zaccour, little triangle thing top right
[01:43] <mdm> wrektjet: you can add root (hd0,2) to each of the kernel lines, it should already see that automaticly tho
[01:43] <RedSocrates> VonGuard: That'll stop the madwifi modules from loading.  To make sure that ath5k loads, you can add a line to /etc/modules
[01:43] <freakabcd> there is no display or even console
[01:43] <RedSocrates> VonGuard: No problem
[01:43] <freakabcd> Xorg locks up my machine completely
[01:44] <cabrey> gnome-do docky sucks tbh
[01:44] <matrixblue> freakabcd, make sure you're in the Admin group
[01:44] <tehgargoth> heres a good one: years ago i remember a command that allowed me to open a port in linux and view the traffic coming in on it in stdin, any ideas?
[01:44] <freakabcd> mattsqz: please stop saying that i need to use sudo or be in the admin group etc.
[01:44] <freakabcd> please!!
[01:44] <freakabcd> ok, now that is out of the way.
[01:44] <fccf> freakabcd ... sudo does not require a pw on the live disk
[01:45] <mdm> wrektjet: ok I see the problem see in your menu.lst where it says uuid for each entry?  see where it is 13.... that is sda5 change it to sda2s uuid
[01:45] <freakabcd> fccf: i'm not bound to have the live disc with me always
[01:45] <zaccour> i don't see dockey in the plugins part
[01:45] <Pici> zaccour: I believe  its in the themes section
[01:45] <cabrey> zaccour, under appearance
[01:45] <freakabcd> and also the' recovery mode' is supposed to allow you to fix the system without access to the live disc
[01:45] <rdw200169> zaccour, you have to have version 0.8 + of gnome-do to get the docky feature
[01:45] <zaccour> ok thanks
[01:46] <freakabcd> fccf: as is the case right now. i don;t have the live disc with me
[01:46] <rdw200169> zaccour, i use the PPA from the gnome-do website.  i don't think 0.8 has hit the ubuntu repos yet
[01:46] <cabrey> rdw200169, yes it has
[01:46] <cabrey> rdw200169, on gnome-do 0.8.1.3 right now :)
[01:46] <zaccour> oh so dockey isn't out yet?
[01:47] <giiker> http://paste.ubuntu.com/187786/
[01:47] <matrixblue> freakabcd, try booting into Recovery Mode and run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[01:47] <cabrey> zaccour, yes it is
[01:47] <giiker> i messed up with screen and now i cant kill the other screens. i already tried the command kill, but doesnt really kill any, plesae check my paste
[01:47] <zaccour> cabrey, where?
[01:47] <giiker> http://paste.ubuntu.com/187786/
[01:47] <GD515> im still getting the same thing install missing plugins ?
[01:47] <mdm> freakabcd: boot it into single user mode, then "run X -verbose 6 > /var/log/X.log 2>&1 &", if it showed you a grey checckered backgound hit ctrl-alt-bksp, if not pastebin what /var/log/X.log says
[01:47] <Pici> matrixblue: please read people's messages before replying
[01:47] <killgorack> Anyone know anything about rhythmbox, and the PSP plugin
[01:47] <cabrey> zaccour, under the appearance tab, then themes list
[01:48] <GD515> cabrey still the same thing
[01:48] <Pici> freakabcd: Are you sure that you didn't set a root password? recovery/single user shouldnt be asking for one.
[01:48] <zaccour> cabrey, themes button is grayed out
[01:48] <rdw200169> cabrey, thank you.  i was not sure, i went with the ppa almost immediately
[01:48] <wrektjet> mdm do you mean that entire string of numbers and letters?
[01:48] <cabrey> GD515, what is the error message?
[01:48] <wrektjet> isnt there a way to get that uuid w/o rebooting
[01:48] <br00t4l> hey guys
[01:48] <mdm> yes or you can use (hd0,2) and change it from uuid to root :)
[01:49] <myself> br00t4l
[01:49] <cabrey> zaccour, GNOME Do Preferences > Appearance > Themes Popup list
[01:49] <hvgotcodes> i still can't get files offered to me over irc.  i set the setting to autoaccept and put a max speed in the download/upload fields of xchat; still gets stuck at connect state.  any ideas>?
[01:49] <zaccour> it says i must enable compositing
[01:49] <cabrey> Theme: is not a button
[01:49] <br00t4l> i was wondering if i could get some help with verifying disk permission
[01:49] <LjL> freakabcd: are you trying to log into your system without knowing the password?
[01:49] <mdm> wrektjet: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid, other then changing a kernel there is no reason to reboot
[01:49] <zaccour> cabrey, how do i enable compositing?
[01:49] <mdm> well that or modify hardware :)
[01:49] <killgorack> Can anyone direct me towards the PSP plugin for rhythmbox?
[01:49] <cabrey> System > Preferences > Appearance > Visual Effects
[01:49] <GD515> cabrey , it never gave one , but im running the sun java v6
[01:50] <giiker> i messed up with screen and now i cant kill the other screens. i already tried the command kill, but doesnt really kill any, plesae check my paste
[01:50] <giiker> http://paste.ubuntu.com/187786/
[01:50] <zaccour> how do i enable compositing on gnome-do?
[01:50] <cabrey> GD515, that is the official sun java runtime, maybe something is wrong with the site?
[01:50] <mdm> giiker screen -r them then exit, if they are attached screen -d <number>
[01:50] <panfist> is there something like active directory for a network of ubuntu computers?
[01:50] <cabrey> GD515, did you restart firefox?
[01:50] <giiker> MDM: IĹ TRY IT
[01:50] <freakabcd> Pici: i have never set a root passwd on this installation.
[01:50] <ed_debian> panfist, What does active directory do?  Is that windows speak?
[01:50] <zaccour> how do i enable compositing on gnome-do?
[01:51] <GD515> how can i verify that im running that runtime ...
[01:51] <freakabcd> LjL: no thats not what i am trying to do. i want to do recovery.
[01:51] <dekushrub> Has anyone installed or got Banshee 1.5 from the PPA
[01:51] <cabrey> zaccour, compiz does the compsiting
[01:51] <dekushrub> @zaccour what do you mean?
[01:51] <cabrey> dekushrub, nah i just use banshee 1.4.3
[01:51] <Flannel> freakabcd: push ctrl-d
[01:51] <zaccour> cabrey, so i have to enable encanced desktop effects?
[01:51] <cabrey> not advanced
[01:51] <dekushrub> Cabrey, but the Banshee 1.5 features look soo cool
[01:51] <cabrey> you don't HAVE to
[01:51] <freakabcd> Flannel: lol. ctrl-D for what?
[01:51] <Pici> !who
[01:52] <mdm> panfist: do you want to know how to manage multuiple linux boxes or did you want to know how to make ubuntu join active directory?
[01:52] <freakabcd> it returns to that recovery 'menu'
[01:52] <cabrey> dekushrub, what's new, i haven't bothered to look
[01:52] <GD515> cabrey how can i verify that im running the runtime
[01:52] <GD515> site is good
[01:52] <panfist> mdm manage multiple linux boxes
[01:52] <cabrey> GD515, in firefox Tools > Addons/Plugins
[01:52] <cabrey> panfist, look into LDAP
[01:52] <dekushrub> Cabrey, http://gburt.blogspot.com/2009/06/banshee-150-released.html
[01:53] <mdm> panfist use ssh, forget a gui, leave AD to the windows people
[01:53] <freakabcd> anyway, i will find a live disc for whatever OS i can find and setup a root passwd on this box. this is really crazy.
[01:53] <freakabcd> thanks for listening
[01:53] <mdm> a deceint unix admin can easily administer 75-100 boxes, even the best windows admins can only do about 30 at a time
[01:53] <cabrey> wow ubottu must be bogged down
[01:54] <zaccour> docky has a bad framerate
[01:54] <cabrey> zaccour, thats what i was saying
[01:54] <giiker> mdm i cant,i did: screen -r 18771 and nothing
[01:54] <mdm> and panfist if you simply must have it join AD look up samba and ldap
[01:54] <panfist> cabrey i knew about LDAP...actually i came in here because my friend was arguing that "there is no linux alternative to active directory and group policy" and i was like...isn't multiuser support built into linux from the ground up? and don't you get network management through LDAP?
[01:54] <Pici> !landsacpe | panfist this may be an option
[01:54] <dekushrub> Zaccour, I have a good frame rate with docky with the nvidia 180 driver
[01:54] <zaccour> cabrey, thanks
[01:54] <rdw200169> zaccour, cabrey i disagree, my docky has an excellent response and frame rate
[01:54] <killgorack> anyone knbow anything about rhythmbox?
[01:54] <zaccour> i'll just use gnome-do as an os x spotlight alternative then
[01:54] <cabrey> panfist, show him gconf
[01:54] <Pici> !landscape | panfist this may be an option (if I spell it right)
[01:54] <cabrey> !gconf
[01:54] <dekushrub> Killgorack anything in particular?
[01:54] <cabrey> shucks
[01:55] <panfist> thank you pici
[01:55] <GD515> cabrey , Ok i dont see it in the plugin window i dont think but when im in synaptic manager it shows thats its installed
[01:55] <cabrey> GD515, have you restarted firefox?
[01:55] <killgorack> dekushrub, just wanna know how to do an automatic sync to a PSP without the whole drag and drop thing
[01:55] <GD515> yes
[01:55] <GD515> cabrey . yes
[01:56] <dekushrub> Killgorack, I haven't used Rhythmbox in a while but I could never getting sync to work with anything. I know that Banshee can auto-sync my iPod though. Maybe worth looking into?
[01:56] <cabrey> hmm GD515 uninstall icedtea, maybe there is a conflict
[01:56] <GD515> ok ,
[01:56] <zaccour> i like to keep visual effects to none
[01:56] <cabrey> dekushrub, banshee 1.5 isn't in the ppa
[01:56] <cabrey> zaccour, why? stacked window managers are ***
[01:56] <dekushrub> Cabrey, it's in the unstable ppa
[01:56] <killgorack> dekushrub, yea... I do a lotta podcastig.. (listening).. rhythmbox has that functionality.. I'll look into banshee ;-/
[01:57] <lee666> can anyone help me install Lamp
[01:57] <cabrey> dekushrub, oh do they use even/odd devel system?
[01:57] <zaccour> whats ***?
[01:57] <wrektjet> mdm .. i got this warning: your home directory is listed as /home/marc but it does not appear to exist. do u wantto log in with the / (rot) directory as your homedirectory? it is unlikely anything will work unless you use a failsafe session.
[01:57] <wrektjet> so yes or no are my choices
[01:57] <cabrey> zaccour, shit
[01:57] <everwicked> hello
[01:57] <dekushrub> Killgorack, banshee can do podcasts too
[01:57] <zaccour> cabrey, the enhanced effects make stuff freeze and crash
[01:57] <cabrey> !ohmy | cabrey
[01:57] <brandon> hello how do i tgz a file?
[01:57] <everwicked> is there a GNOME version of midnight commander on ubuntu?
[01:57] <zaccour> cabrey, i have 2 gb ram, must be my graphics card or atom processor
[01:57] <cabrey> zaccour, sounds like a gfx driver issue
[01:57] <zaccour> i have a dell mini 9
[01:58] <dekushrub> Cabrey, I'm not sure. I know that the 1.5 version is a beta though
[01:58] <killgorack> dekushrub, less organised than rhythmbox though.. I'll muttle through it, thanks!
[01:58] <jamiejackson1> i'm new to raid and lvm. i've got a raid5 array. does it make sense to format that as ext4 then put lvm partitions *on top* of that?
[01:58] <lee666> fccf: you there ?
[01:58] <cabrey> zaccour, hmm im have a eee 900ha they run fine
[01:58] <zaccour> 2 gb ram only costed me 30 bucks from dell
[01:58] <mdm> wrektjet: then it did not mount the /home directory find out why
[01:58] <fccf> lee666 i am here for about 5 min
[01:58] <dekushrub> Killgorack, sorry I couldn't be more helpful
[01:58] <Pici> lee666: Are you having a specific issue installing it?
[01:58] <lee666> fccf: i need help again if you can help me
[01:58] <cabrey> zaccour, also have 2GB
[01:58] <killgorack> dekushrub, sok!!
[01:59] <cabrey> zaccour, are you experiencing the intel regressions?
[01:59] <zaccour> cabrey, i really don't like eee, one of their new videos on their site is "better with windows" lol
[01:59] <Flannel> everwicked: There's gnome-commander.  midnight commander is also available, but it's TUI only, obviously.
[01:59] <cabrey> !intel
[01:59] <lee666> pici: I can;t remeber how to do it
[01:59] <Pici> !lamp | lee666
[01:59] <cabrey> zaccour, oh don't remind me about that
[01:59] <zaccour> cabrey, intel regressions?
[01:59] <brandon> !tgz | brandon
[01:59] <zaccour> cabrey, sorry haha
[01:59] <cabrey> see above ^^
[01:59] <everwicked> Flannel, great! is gnome-commander the name of the package I need to install?
[01:59] <mdm> apt-get install mysql apache2 php5?
[01:59] <Flannel> everwicked: it is
[01:59] <lee666> I know what it is just dont know how to install fccf told me earlier but i locked myself outa ubuntu so had to do fresh install
[02:00] <Flannel> !lamp | mdm
[02:00] <zaccour> cabrey, did your laptop come preinstalled with xandros? they sold out to ms in a similar way that novell did
[02:00] <everwicked> Flannel, cool, thank you :)
[02:00] <Pici> lee666: Please see the wiki page that ubottu linked to
[02:00] <mdm> Flannel: apt-get is easier :P
[02:00] <Pici> !ot | zaccour
[02:00] <zaccour> cabrey, about that eee commercial, do you have the link?
[02:00] <zaccour> whats !ot?
[02:00] <cabrey> zaccour, which one?
[02:01] <brandon> !zlib | brandon
[02:01] <zaccour> cabrey, the one that said "better with windows"
[02:01] <mdm> Off Topic, aksing things like what is lamp in a ubutu channel for example
[02:01] <cabrey> zaccour, no it came with xp :(
[02:01] <wrektjet> whats the key combo to retsrat x
[02:01] <cabrey> http://itsbetterwithwindows.com/
[02:01] <zaccour> cabrey, oh ok. at least you were able to install Ubuntu
[02:01] <Pici> cabrey: Please stop.
[02:01] <zaccour> what are the intel regressions?
[02:01] <zaccour> is it something ms paid for?
[02:02] <fccf> lee666 sudo aptitude ... tasks...unrec tasks... lamp-server... + g g
[02:02] <Pici> This is an Ubuntu support channel, if you want to just chat about stuff like hardware, you can join #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:02] <fccf> any thing else
[02:02] <froes> hi. how can i configure which services are starting with the computer? on each init ?
[02:02] <aOa> why not use vim package as default one, but vim-tiny?
[02:02] <cabrey> zaccour, no many people were experiencing issues with intel gfx cards and it sounds like you too
[02:02] <mdm> froes:  update-rc.d
[02:02] <lee666> fccf: c my private msg
[02:03] <zaccour> cabrey, thats ok, i don't use that stuff anyways
[02:03] <illuzion> hi all :)
[02:03] <giiker> mdm: this is weird, I reattached to 3 screens and just logged out, which put me to the next one,logged out again until I logged out of my remote box
[02:03] <mdm> no giiker sounds like you ran screen inside screen and so on
[02:04] <jdu> in a copy operation with cp -a  I got "cp: cannot stat `/home/user/.gvfs': Permission denied"  Obviously, I don't really need to be copying .gvfs, right?  What is it about .gvfs that permission would be denied to root and would using cp -ax instead of cp -a solve the problem?
[02:04] <br00t4l> can anyone help me with fix the permission on a HDD
[02:04] <giiker> mdm: oooohhhhhh, I was running like crazy,I guess in the next reboot of the box, it would just disappeared. thanx
[02:05] <br00t4l> repairing*
[02:05] <froes> mdm, is there a graphical for gnome?
[02:06] <mdm> system->administraion->services I belive
[02:06] <aaditya> !ssh
[02:06] <Kalmi> hi, I have a very odd problem... after playing any fullscreen game for a while(every ~10 minutes), it stops being fullscreen (the window decorations appear) and it doesn't respond the keyboard and the mouse (oddly enough clicking works... I can still shoot :)... The only thing I can do is minimize the game and then maximize it so that it will go back to fully fullscree... I have tried multiple window managers... I have an nvidia card...
[02:06] <cabrey> froes, that doesn't display all the services, however
[02:06] <pw-toxic> hi, i'd like to found out the device of a hard drive i can find under places -> computer
[02:06] <pw-toxic> to find
[02:06] <jwfoxjr> cabrey: I deleted the interfaces and rebooted as per your earlier suggestion and it worked - thanx!
[02:06] <pw-toxic> something like sdb1  oder sda
[02:06] <giiker> how to make my notify list permanent?
[02:06] <cabrey> jwfoxjr, cool, now i know for next time
[02:07] <giiker> how to make my notify list permanent in irssi?
[02:07] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, gparted has a nice GUI and it shows device names
[02:07] <Sardukar> how can I view bandwidth per process?
[02:07] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, thanks
[02:07] <nibsa1242b> Need help with Bluetooth & Bitpim. Bitpim reports not possible to open port I need it to open to connect to my phone.
[02:07] <Sardukar> how can I view bandwidth *usage per process?
[02:08] <giiker> sardukar: top
[02:08] <Kalmi> !info ntop | Sardukar
[02:08] <qazavul> can some help me with a tech problem
[02:08] <froes> cabrey, exactlly i am having some strange services starting and it is not there
[02:08] <Kalmi> !ask | qazavul
[02:09] <Sardukar> giiker Kalmi - doesn't how bandwidth here..
[02:09] <Kalmi> Sardukar, try ntop
[02:09] <zaccour> one of the things i love about linux is the repositories and everything being upgraded at the same time instead of one thing at a time
[02:09] <qazavul> ubuntu wont recognize my zen mosiac
[02:10] <cabrey> froes, sudo apt-get install sysv-rc-conf
[02:10] <zaccour> i was in the debian channel a lont time ago, the bot there is a smartass
[02:10] <Kalmi> Sardukar, oh... sorry... ntop is bit heavy... let me try find something else
[02:10] <zaccour> long*
[02:10] <qazavul> lol
[02:10] <giiker> sardukar: sorry somehow in my mind i misunderstood
[02:10] <cabrey> zaccour, i love smartas***
[02:11] <zaccour> cabrey, hahaha
[02:11] <froes> cabrey, what does that sysv do ?
[02:11] <zaccour> how do you private chat here?
[02:11] <cabrey> froes, it is a much more robust boot up editor
[02:11] <cabrey> ncurses frontend
[02:11] <giiker> sardukar: Kalmi is right
[02:11] <qazavul> does anyone know how to make ubuntu read my zen mp3
[02:13] <pw-toxic> i'd like to turn of a hard drive... i dont want the HDD to make any noice since i dont use it
[02:13] <Kalmi> qazavul, http://gnomad2.sourceforge.net/
[02:14] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, just unplug it :)
[02:14] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, i cant - the pc is closed
[02:14] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, hammertime
[02:14] <illuzion> lol
[02:14] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, however - i want the HDD to turn off dynamically ;)
[02:14] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, i'm building up a noiseless high performance pc
[02:15] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, its all water cooled.. cpu mainboard power...
[02:15] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, only my HDD can be heard.. and they are too loud!
[02:15] <froes> is there a way to make Ctlr + alt + backspace work ?
[02:15] <Kalmi> !dontzap | froes
[02:16] <illuzion> pw: there are switches available... ;)
[02:16] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, get SSD drives :)
[02:17] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, i will buy one of intel maybe, but i still want to have 2 TB of HDD in my PC if i need them
[02:17] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, but i rarley need them.. so in this time the should be turned off! thats the idea
[02:17] <chuck_> !ot
[02:18] <pw-toxic> chuck_, this is not offtopic because i ask how i could turn off my HDD in ubuntu ;)
[02:18] <Jack_Sparrow> pw-toxic What do you mean by turn off?
[02:18] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, a little googling could have helped: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=179074
[02:18] <illuzion> pw-toxic: du u use Sata or Pata ?
[02:19] <pw-toxic> illuzion, sta
[02:19] <pw-toxic> sata
[02:19] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, this is for IDE drives - i already found this command in hdparm ;)
[02:19] <illuzion> try sdparm --command=stop /dev/sdXX
[02:20] <illuzion> should help
[02:20] <illuzion> i hope you know the divice-spec and so?
[02:21] <pw-toxic> what do you mean with divice-sepc?
[02:21] <Kalmi> Sardukar, giiker: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=811497
[02:22] <illuzion> whether it supports powermanagement, where it is located on you bus etc.
[02:22] <wrektjet> anyone know how to log into single user mode
[02:22] <illuzion> not that you accidentially turn of you system-volumes ^^
[02:22] <Flannel> wrektjet: At the GRUB menu, choose "Recovery Console"
[02:22] <cabrey> wrektjet, recovery mode
[02:22] <Mow> whats the code to run glmatrix in the backround
[02:22] <wrektjet> oh
[02:23] <Pici> Mow: Weren't you here earlier looking to do that?
[02:23] <pw-toxic> illuzion, no i wont turn of my system volume ;)
[02:23] <amseidler> can someone help me install a minolta printer?
[02:23] <wrektjet> thnx
[02:23] <pw-toxic> illuzion, i use gparted for this..
[02:23] <Mow> yes but i didnt save the code rofl..
[02:23] <pw-toxic> illuzion, but how do i find out if my hdd supports it? i got a WD green power 1TB and 500GB
[02:23] <Pici> Mow: We do have logs available...
[02:23] <Pici> !logs
[02:23] <Mow> oh I had no idea..
[02:23] <amseidler> can someone help me install a minolta printer?
[02:23] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, all modern hdd support it.... imho...
[02:23] <Mow> yipy I have to look through logs
[02:24] <Kalmi> hi, I have a very odd problem... after playing any fullscreen game for a while(every ~10 minutes), it stops being fullscreen (the window decorations appear) and it doesn't respond the keyboard and the mouse (oddly enough clicking works... I can still shoot :)... The only thing I can do is minimize the game and then maximize it so that it will go back to fully fullscree... I have tried multiple window managers... I have an nvidia card... Any id
[02:24] <Kalmi> eas?
[02:24] <FloodBot1> Kalmi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:24] <illuzion> pw: this is new enough by far
[02:24] <illuzion> pw: it should work
[02:24] <amseidler> can someone help me install a minolta printer?
[02:25] <illuzion> pw: all you need to do is to enter the command and replace that /dev/sdXX with the path to your HDD
[02:25] <pw-toxic> sdparm --command=stop /dev/sdXX   i tried it, but i can still access my HDD ;/
[02:25] <Kalmi> amseidler, what's the problem?
[02:25] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, it needs sudo
[02:25] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, i have
[02:25] <illuzion> pw: sdXX is just a placeholder
[02:25] <amseidler> Kalmi: I am trying to install a minolta printer
[02:26] <pw-toxic> root@pw-toxic-desktop:/home/pw-toxic# sdparm --command=stop /dev/sda
[02:26] <pw-toxic>     /dev/sda: ATA       WDC WD10EACS-00Z  01.0
[02:26] <Kalmi> amseidler, good... and?
[02:26] <amseidler> Kalmi: i got the driver set up, and it says it printed and everything, but when I check the printer there's nothing there.
[02:26] <illuzion> pw: and that command must be executed with root-privileges
[02:26] <Kalmi> amseidler,  "it says it printed"?
[02:27] <amseidler> Kalmi: Yes
[02:27] <amseidler> Kalmi: But there is nothing in the printer
[02:27] <pw-toxic> illuzion, if there is "root@pw-toxic-desktop" i assume i do it with root privileges?
[02:28] <Kalmi> :)
[02:28] <amseidler> Kalmi: Can you help?
[02:28] <Milosz> pw-toxic, it seems so
[02:28] <illuzion> pw: i hope so, or ur system is really screwed up LOL
[02:28] <pw-toxic> Milosz, so there is a different issue why it doesnt work ;;(
[02:28] <Kalmi> amseidler... it's an USB printer, right?
[02:28] <amseidler> Kalmi: Yes
[02:28] <Milosz> and what exactly does not work?
[02:29] <pw-toxic> Milos, i still can access my HDD
[02:29] <arthus> when I try to start mysql, I get a "fail" message
[02:29] <Milosz> you need to be more specific
[02:29] <Milosz> with details
[02:29] <arthus> can someone please help me?
[02:29] <Kalmi> Milosz, he can't get his HDDs to go to standby when there is no activity
[02:29] <Milosz> send it to failblog.org :P
[02:29] <pw-toxic> Milosz, i do "Places->Filezbomber"
[02:29] <pw-toxic> in gnome do panel
[02:29] <pw-toxic> and it works
[02:29] <pw-toxic> i can open files etc
[02:30] <Kalmi> !enter
[02:30] <arthus> Milosz: I wish I could provide more detail.... that's really all it says. "fail" :P
[02:30] <illuzion> pw: did u umount all partitions of that drive?
[02:30] <pw-toxic> illuzion, no
[02:30] <Milosz> pw-toxic, it could be a hardware setting of the disk
[02:30] <Kalmi> pw-toxic,  illuzion, he does not need to!
[02:30] <Milosz> there is a tool for it but I won't even tell you how it's called
[02:30] <arthus> Milosz: which is really an error message fail
[02:30] <Milosz> you'll just screw up your disks
[02:30] <amseidler> Kalmi: are you there
[02:31] <Kalmi> amseidler, yes... but I'm just as clueless as you :)
[02:31] <illuzion> pw: if the system holds open files on a partition it would prevent it from powering down, i guess
[02:31] <amseidler> Kalmi: So you can't help then?
[02:31] <arthus> milosz: can you help me?
[02:31] <Kalmi> amseidler, um... try replugging it....
[02:31] <amseidler> Kalmi: Already did.
[02:32] <pw-toxic> I think i will have to put those HDD into a different PC in a different room...
[02:32] <pw-toxic> and just use an INTEL SSD 80GB
[02:32] <zaccour> is it possible to put an irc chat like this on my website?
[02:32] <Nicolas__> Java problem in Ubuntu 9.04. Using the IcedTeaPlugin. Error 1305: Live Connect. Please help.
[02:32] <ncfi1013> can i use avidemux to convert .mkv files to .avi files and how do i do it?
[02:32] <shadowhywind> Hay all, having a random problem. I am using rsync to do some backups, and using ssh-add to load in my ssh key/file. If I run the command in a konsole it works. However when i run it in crontab it fails. auth.log stats sshd[15482]: Failed password for shadowhywind from <ip>
[02:32] <pw-toxic> Can i automatically mount a drive in my network into my home folder?
[02:33] <zaccour> is it possible to put an irc chat like this on my website?
[02:33] <pw-toxic> zaccour, is it possible that you are asking the same question twice in the wrong channel? ;)
[02:33] <Nicolas__> zaccour: Yes, embed IRC Chat onto your website. Theres a lot of free hosts.
[02:33] <illuzion> pw: man smbmount :)
[02:34] <zaccour> Nicolas__, where do i get it?
[02:34] <ed_debian> What are you some options for a good panel (besides gnome-panel, kde-panel, and awn)?  I'm looking into running compiz standalone
[02:34] <pw-toxic> illuzion, E: Couldn't find package smbmount
[02:34] <Nicolas__> zaccour: Google it. I haven't done it before but theres free hosts.
[02:34] <lorph> can someone explain to me the directory structure of ubuntu
[02:34] <illuzion> pw sorry saw it myself.. its not installed on standard ubuntu
[02:34] <Nicolas__> Java problem in Ubuntu 9.04. Using the IcedTeaPlugin. Error 1305: Live Connect. Please help. I'm trying to load vNES java games on http://www.nintendo8.com/
[02:35] <Kalmi> !samba | pw-toxic
[02:35] <lorph> I simply don't understand why  some stuff is stored in etc, some in usr
[02:35] <ncfi1013> can i use avidemux to convert .mkv files to .avi files and how do i do it?
[02:35] <ed_debian> lorph, I understand most of it.  Would you like my take?
[02:35] <lorph> and sbin vs bin and local everywhere
[02:35] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, im not intereseted in windows ;)
[02:35] <lorph> yes
[02:35] <lorph> it simply doesn't make any sense to me
[02:35] <lorph> and every time I install something with apt-get the directory structure is completely different than when I compile by source
[02:35] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, how do you want to mount it than?
[02:36] <lorph> it annoys me to no end
[02:36] <Mow> I cant seem to find the logs im lookin for..
[02:36] <arthus> where is the ubuntu system log?
[02:36] <ed_debian> lorph, This is all ASAIK. etc is config files, bin is binary files that are system critical / will never (or should never) be removed
[02:36] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, i assume that on my seconds pc i also have installed ubuntu with those hard drives
[02:36] <ncfi1013> can i use avidemux to convert .mkv files to .avi files and how do i do it?
[02:36] <illuzion> pw: try smbnetfs
[02:36] <JohnTeddy> What is a simple gui I can use to eliminate duplicate files (pictures)?
[02:36] <ed_debian> AFAIK*
[02:36] <illuzion> pw: u need to install it first
[02:37] <ed_debian> (i assume you know what /home is for)
[02:37] <ed_debian> lib is libraries
[02:37] <illuzion> pw: sudo apt-get install smbnetfs
[02:37] <lorph> ed_debian: is there a website with this info
[02:37] <ed_debian> mnt / media are for mountable file-systems
[02:37] <ed_debian> lorph almost def.
[02:37] <illuzion> pw: from there you should read it's manpages
[02:38] <ed_debian> lorph, I saw a you tube video once "Linux Filesystem De-Mystified" lol
[02:38] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, samba is not windows only... (everyone else is suggesting you samba too... smb=samba) I sent you that factoid because it contains info on how to mount something permanently (using fstab)
[02:38] <ed_debian> usr if all of your installed binaries (from repos, manually installed what have you)
[02:38] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, yes i'm sorry - i'm already reading it ;) the description was a little bit misleading
[02:38] <Josinalvo> hi there ! I have a problem with connecting my cell phone to my computer (i gete a error on dmesg uponc connection via usb). A friend told me his cell worked on older kernels, so I'd like to have some older kernels installed. Is there a easy, ubuntu way for that ?
[02:38] <ed_debian> boot is for booting lol
[02:38] <lorph> and why is there some stuff in /usr/local vs /usr/
[02:39] <amseidler> Kalmi: can you help or not?
[02:39] <lorph> and bin/ vs sbin/
[02:39] <ed_debian> usr/local is thing you installed
[02:39] <Kalmi> amseidler, i cannot help you
[02:39] <ed_debian> scripts you wrote / programs you installed by hand from the command line
[02:39] <sighK> how many links do you think a web crawler can get in 2 minutes on a 220k modem
[02:39] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, sometimes i also need those HDDs on windows too.. can i auto mount those ubuntu drives (NTFS and FAT32) on windows too?
[02:40] <Kalmi> well... that's a differnt story... but yes
[02:40] <Kalmi> you can assign drive letters to them...
[02:40] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, because i still need windows to watch films since linux doesnt have support for this ;(
[02:40] <ed_debian> local usually means "local to this machine"
[02:40] <gregc> \join #i3
[02:40] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, support for what? :S
[02:40] <jjjhome> #selinuxfest
[02:40] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, full HD 5.1 souround sound blue ray films
[02:40] <ed_debian> gregc, Wrong slash buddy
[02:41] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, oh... blue ray... :)
[02:41] <gregc> thx, haha
[02:41] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, ubuntu (creative) fails on 5.1 souround sound..  linux fails on a legal software for playing blue rays
[02:41] <lee666> s to my WWW folder within LAMP but getting the following errors:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/187821/
[02:41] <pw-toxic> furthermore some games still dont work using wine ;(
[02:41] <ed_debian> I don't think that ubuntu (or linux at all) can play blue-ray yet period
[02:41] <thatdude> Hey guys. Is it possible to connect an external eSATA hdd internally, directly to my mobo? thanks
[02:41] <ed_debian> legal or otherwise
[02:42] <ed_debian> thatdude, Does your mobo have an eSATA port?
[02:42] <pw-toxic> ed_debian, yes it can "otherwise" but its lots of work ;)
[02:42] <ed_debian> oic
[02:42] <sighK> osx cant play blueray either
[02:42] <thatdude> ed_debian, it has SATA ports...
[02:42] <lorph> well thanks ed_debian i suppose that helps somewhat
[02:42] <gustavo> oi
[02:42] <ed_debian> lorph, I know it wasn't in detail but it's everything I know
[02:42] <pw-toxic> sighK, also OS X can, but you have to go deeply in illegal things ;)
[02:43] <pw-toxic> and its a LOT of work...
[02:43] <ed_debian> thatdude, How is your eSATA drive connected right now?
[02:43] <pw-toxic> especially BD+
[02:43] <sighK> so can ubuntu
[02:43] <ed_debian> pw-toxic, lol
[02:43] <digitalvaldosta> What's up people. I was wondering if anyone knows how I could have anyone who attempts to join my wireless network be redirected to a login page like most hotels and internet cafe.
[02:43] <pw-toxic> ed_debian, ;)
[02:43] <thatdude> ed_debian,  dont have it yet, but I have an esata bracket that came with my mobo
[02:43] <lee666> anyone... ??
[02:43] <ed_debian> thatdude, eSATA bracket?
[02:44] <Zinphim> guys,, could someone please point me to what the reason is??
[02:44] <Kalmi> lee666, what gives that erro?
[02:44] <digitalvaldosta> or maybe even a tutorial? :P
[02:44] <Zinphim> I can't boot any dvd on my laptop... they all work with other computers
[02:44] <lee666> Kalmi: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187821/
[02:44] <Zinphim> my laptop boots the original windows dvd.. but not the burned ubuntu dvd..
[02:44] <tyler_> hi
[02:44] <Zinphim> none of the ubuntu dvds.. even the ones that woked before
[02:45] <Kalmi> lee666, what is the command that results in that error message?
[02:45] <pw-toxic> how can i look for all PCS in my network?
[02:45] <tyler_> rytrytreytetretretretretretretretretretretretretretretr
[02:45] <tyler_> hi
[02:45] <tyler_> tyler
[02:46] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, well... nmap scan scan whole subnets... but it is probably not what you are looking for...
[02:46] <ed_debian> thatdude, There are eSATA to SATA adapters on the market.  I guess I am a little confused why you would buy an eSATA drive if your motherboard doesn't have eSATA ports. ??  Why not just buy an internal SATA drive?
[02:46] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, why notß
[02:46] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, i know there is a fileserver in our network i can access but i dont know its name :D
[02:46] <Zinphim> ك؟
[02:46] <digitalvaldosta> :D I need to create an authentication redirect for anyone who joins my wireless network. Any suggestions as to how to do that?
[02:46] <bcurtiswx> anyone here know a good site that shows me how plugins work with gnome docky
[02:47] <tyler_> wjkhKJDhfkjdfhuakflhsdkjfhdskjfhsdkjfhdslkfa
[02:47] <lee666> Kalmi: im just trying to move files from one folder to the var/www
[02:47] <losher> digitalvaldosta: what are you running on your access point?
[02:47] <ed_debian> digitalvaldosta, That is a neat idea.  Let me know if you find something.  I think though that something like that might require something more than a home-use router.
[02:47] <Kalmi> !chmod | lee666
[02:47] <tyler_> :)
[02:48] <tyler_> :(
[02:48] <digitalvaldosta> losher: do you mean my wireless router?
[02:48] <ed_debian> tyler_, Do you have a question?
[02:48] <lee666> Kami: ubottu: thanks
[02:48] <losher> digitalvaldosta: yes, your wireless router...
[02:48] <m00dawg> Is anyone having problems mounting LVM volumes automatically in 9.04? For some reason 'vgchange -a y" isn't getting run so my /home LVM mount never gets mounted
[02:49] <cabrey> !ubottu
[02:49] <digitalvaldosta> losher: D-Link WBR-2310
[02:49] <tyler_> get off all of you
[02:49] <renagadex> ?
[02:49] <renagadex> I need help
[02:49] <Kalmi> !ask | renagadex
[02:49] <losher> digitalvaldosta: standard firmware?
[02:49] <renagadex> ok, sorry
[02:50] <digitalvaldosta> losher: yes
[02:50] <digitalvaldosta> losher: i guess
[02:50] <losher> digitalvaldosta: you'd know if it weren't, I think. Let me google a bit
[02:51] <renagadex> I had Vista. I partitioned and installed Ubuntu (Jaunty). I installed GRUB. I cant load either OS.
[02:51] <renagadex> It's a blank screen after POST
[02:51] <rufuscure> Hello could someone help me with the make command in ubuntu?
[02:51] <Laurenceb> hi, can anyone help me with wine?
[02:51] <Kalmi> renagadex, that's odd...
[02:51] <ncfi1013> can i use avidemux to convert .mkv files to .avi files and how do i do it?
[02:51] <Laurenceb> I need to get an application running that uses com ports
[02:51] <digitalvaldosta> losher: sorry, brain malfunction. yes it is. Same everything as it was when I bought it.
[02:52] <Laurenceb> also its german, and I dont speak the language :(
[02:52] <tyler_> kjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhggggg
[02:52] <Jack_Sparrow> Laurenceb /join #winehq
[02:52] <Laurenceb> ah course, sorry
[02:52] <renagadex> I speak a little
[02:52] <ed_debian> someone ban tyler_  I don't know how
[02:52] <Nicolas__> Java will not work in Firefox. I'm on Ubuntu 9.04 with the IcedTeaPlugin and SunJava6 Installed. It still won't work! I'm trying to load http://nintendo8.com/game/314/super_mario_brothers_3/ , but it'll say loaded and I'll just have a black screen. Please someone, help?
[02:52] <rufuscure> I'm trying to install a program from a download and the readme file tells me to type " ~.> make "
[02:52] <tyler_> i hate you
[02:52] <Kalmi> renagadex, well... you could try reinstalling grub... since no one will have any other idea... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub
[02:52] <renagadex> 	I had Vista. I partitioned and installed Ubuntu (Jaunty). I installed GRUB. I cant load either OS.
[02:52] <rufuscure> what is ~.> ?
[02:52] <renagadex> ok
[02:52] <renagadex> well
[02:52] <powwow> can someone help with a backtrack question?
[02:53] <renagadex> I cant load anything and cant boot from CD
[02:53] <ed_debian> renagadex, You can't boot from a CD?
[02:53] <Zencyde> Not an Ubuntu question but it does have something to do with open source fundamentals. I just upgraded my phone from 1.1 to 1.5 cupcake (Android, of course) and now my phone won't finish booting. It just hangs at the splash screen (which no looks GORGEOUS). So, should I sit and bullshit with T-mobile or just get it over with and root my phone so I can stop hating proprietary software?
[02:53] <renagadex> no, IDK why
[02:53] <Kalmi> renagadex, how did you install ubuntu than?
[02:53] <ed_debian> renagadex, You have your bios set correctly?
[02:53] <renagadex> from USB
[02:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Zencyde then it would be offtopic
[02:53] <renagadex> idk if BIOS is correct
[02:54] <ed_debian> renagadex, Do you know how to get into your bios?
[02:54] <Zencyde> Indeed, I just need some nerd advice and none of my friends are on right now. D: So, should I do it?
[02:54] <renagadex> yeah
[02:54] <Kalmi> renagadex, well... same thing... you can use that instead of a cd
[02:54] <renagadex> i dont know how to install GRUB on a USB
[02:54] <ed_debian> renagadex, Do you know what to check?  If yes check your bios.
[02:54] <rufuscure> what is the " ~.>" before the make command for
[02:54] <renagadex> No idea what to check
[02:55] <renagadex> HDD is primary boot, thats all I know
[02:55] <ed_debian> change it to CD is primary root
[02:55] <renagadex> tried
[02:55] <renagadex> didnt work
[02:55] <renagadex> im using ASUS
[02:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > renagadex
[02:56] <renagadex> f8 asks for booting (sorry about enter)
[02:57] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[02:57] <Jack_Sparrow> renagadex Can you not get livecd to boot?
[02:57] <renagadex> liveCD?
[02:57] <losher> digitalvaldosta: usually this is done by software on the router. I've never seen it on a low-end home router. I was wondering if you could do something using a proxy like squid or using iptables on a ubuntu firewall. It'll need quite a bit of fiddling around unless someones already done it
[02:57] <hx> Ok need a solution to this distortion: http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/7642/snapshot1y.png Graphics are 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[02:57] <nibsa1242b> help with bitpim port can't be opened
[02:57] <hx> Ok need a solution to this distortion: http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/7642/snapshot1y.png Graphics are 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
[02:58] <Jack_Sparrow> !intel
[02:58] <Kalmi> renagadex, Jack_Sparrow, i think he installed from an USB pendrive...
[02:58] <renagadex> yeah
[02:58] <Jack_Sparrow> Kalmi ty.  then I cnat help
[02:58] <renagadex> I can try loading GRUB to a CD
[02:58] <slipknot> I have tried everything to change my permissions but nothing is happening: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187830/
[02:58] <slurpee> what is a decent WYSIWYG HTML editor for ubuntu?  something similar to frontpage or dreamweaver.  nothing fancy....simply need to write some HTML real quick.
[02:59] <assem> in ubuntu 9.04 compiz w/SCIM input system, when i rotate from desk to desk, i notice the input method for my windows gets 'stuck.'  after switching sometimes i have to switch windows or manually change input method (it gets set to X Input Method)  any help?
[02:59] <[t0rc]> slurpee, geany + firefox
[02:59] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, nmap helped thanks
[02:59] <nibsa1242b> slurpee Kompozer works pretty well
[02:59] <slipknot> slurpee: jEdit is cool
[02:59] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, can i mount a folder which i can access via SSH? ;)
[02:59] <Nicolas__> Java will not work in Firefox. I'm on Ubuntu 9.04 with the IcedTeaPlugin and SunJava6 Installed. It still won't work! I'm trying to load http://nintendo8.com/game/314/super_mario_brothers_3/ , but it'll say loaded and I'll just have a black screen. Please someone, help?
[03:00] <slipknot> anyone help with this..... I have tried everything to change my permissions but nothing is happening: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187830/
[03:00] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, or better telnet?
[03:00] <soreau> pw-toxic: Yes, with sshfs
[03:00] <assem> pw-toxic: sshfs
[03:00] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, sure... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHFS
[03:00] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, telnet? :D
[03:00] <pw-toxic> Kalmi,  soreau  assem thanks!
[03:00] <Mow> ok I looked through all the logs I cant find what we were talking about earlyer does anyone know the command to make glmatrix into/onto the wallpaper and have icons apear above it
[03:00] <kingsley_> I need someone help please
[03:00] <CleanLaundry> !pastebin
[03:00] <kingsley_> ....
[03:00] <ozatomic> i am tring to use apt-get to get the source files for drivers/media/video/cx88/cx88-cards.c so i can recompile it but i can't seem to get apt to download them?
[03:00] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, ssh uses encryption right?  these are just sutpid files like mp3s or films i want to play directly
[03:00] <Kalmi> !kingsley_ | ask
[03:00] <kingsley_> it's very important
[03:00] <cabrey> !ask
[03:01] <[t0rc]> Nicolas__, type: sudo update-java-alternatives -l
[03:01] <kingsley_> look can anyone please guide me on how to enable my
[03:01] <kingsley_> graphic card drivers so that I
[03:01] <renagadex> Kalmi, Im pretty sure I can open terminal from boot USB, what do I do from then?
[03:01] <cabrey> Nicolas__, sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin
[03:01] <nibsa1242b> kingsley_: what card do you havE?
[03:01] <kingsley_> can use ubuntu extra visual please...
[03:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > kingsley_
[03:01] <o_> Long live windows!
[03:01] <Mow> ok I looked through all the logs I cant find what we were talking about earlyer does anyone know the command to make glmatrix into/onto the wallpaper and have icons apear above it
[03:01] <kingsley_> Nevida
[03:01] <[t0rc]> Nicolas__, do what cabrey said
[03:01] <kingsley_> I can't get to enable
[03:01] <kingsley_> but, I could
[03:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > kingsley_
[03:02] <Nicolas__> cabrey, I have sun-java plugin, its working now but sometimes it doesn't work...its giving me a headache..=/
[03:02] <kingsley_> it use to be enable before
[03:02] <kingsley_> I format my computer
[03:02] <slipknot> anyone ??
[03:02] <cabrey> Nicolas__, why do you also have Icedtea installed? It's possible they are conflicting
[03:02] <losher> digitalvaldosta: something like http://www.fourmilab.ch/webtools/redirex/ in conjunction with a dynamic access list?
[03:02] <Mow> Jack_sparrow: hello again jack ...question remember when I was asking for the code for glmatrix as wallpaper with icons above it..Well I didnt save it ..Do you know it?..
[03:02] <neo__> Olá! Seu JavaScript está desativado ou sua versão do Flash Player do Adobe é antiga. Obtenha a última versão do Flash Player.
[03:02] <neo__> O que pode ser ??
[03:02] <chuck_> Mow, did;nt someone walk you thru that earlier
[03:02] <Nicolas__> cabrey, its what came installed with it. if I disable Icedtea it doesn't work at all.
[03:03] <losher> !br | neo
[03:03] <koshari> anyone set up a ligitech revolution mouse to get the non existant button 3 working to open url in new tab using firefox?
[03:03] <Kalmi> Nicolas__, came installed with it? with what?
[03:03] <koshari> logitech
[03:03] <oshin03> need help. hello, can any body help me where to download linux with size not more than 100mb?
[03:03] <Mow> chuck:yes but im a bonehead and im new to this and forgot to save the info..even looked in the chatlogs for it..
[03:03] <Nicolas__> cabrey, the firefox on ubuntu.
[03:03] <nibsa1242b> koshari: yes, try btnx
[03:03] <NishaKitten> does anyone happen to know if sleep could not work on the live cd "9.04" but work when I actually install ubuntu?
[03:03] <dongwoo17> anyone know how to fix too low sound problem?
[03:04] <Nicolas__> I gtg but I'll come back. bye
[03:04] <nibsa1242b> dongwoo17: try alsamixer at command line
[03:04] <cabrey> Nicolas__, hmm, uninstall the sun java runtime
[03:04] <Kalmi> !log | Mow
[03:04] <losher> oshin03: http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/index.html
[03:04] <koshari> nibsa1242b i have been mucking round with btnx for an hour and havnt been able to get xev to see the output?
[03:04] <oshin03> thanks a lot
[03:04] <koshari> nibsa1242b which way did you go about it?
[03:04] <Mow> think I found it
[03:04] <Mow> xwinwrap -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/xscreensaveglmatrix -root -
[03:05] <nibsa1242b> koshari: I haven't used btnx since 8.10 because the button works fine now with btnx off...
[03:05] <dga> hi. when i try to mount a device in truecrypt, after entering the password i get this error: device-mapper: reload ioctl failed: Invalid argument
[03:05] <dga> Command failed   ... it was working the other day.. perhaps i did something differently this time?
[03:05] <koshari> nibsa1242b 9.04?
[03:05] <nibsa1242b> koshari: actually... I have the mX rev ( laptop version ) so things might be different from you
[03:05] <cabrey> Nicolas__, I don't have OpenJDK & the IcedTea plugin, only the sun jre and every java applet has worked
[03:05] <r0tu> dga perhaps you are mounting the wrong dev
[03:05] <chuck_> Mow, a little info on bash in terminal type cat .bash_history then look for the commands you typed
[03:06] <nibsa1242b> koshari: or what ever it is... its not in front of me right now... what I did was define middle button as ctrl+right-click
[03:06] <koshari> nibsa1242b and you can get xev to see button2?
[03:06] <digitalvaldosta> losher: well I found a page that talks about forwarding with iptables. it sounds like it would work if you setup iptables to forward to the web server and then have it send them to the site that they have as their home page after they login.
[03:06] <Kalmi> I have a very odd problem... after playing any fullscreen game for a while(every ~10 minutes), it stops being fullscreen (the window decorations appear) and it doesn't respond the keyboard and the mouse (oddly enough clicking works... I can still shoot :)... The only thing I can do is minimize the game and then maximize it so that it will go back to fully fullscree... I have tried multiple window managers... any ideas?
[03:06] <dga> r0tu:  nope i'm sure it's the correct device
[03:06] <billisnice> ? if i set someone with desktop privileges will Ubuntu auto update since i set it in admin privileges?
[03:06] <Mow> chuck: thats what I was doing and I think this is it = xwinwrap -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/xscreensaveglmatrix -root -
[03:07] <hx> !intel
[03:07] <nibsa1242b> koshari: I've used it for for both my Mx518 and the VX Revolution. It saw all buttons
[03:07] <Nicolas__> cabrey, okay, when I get back I'll uninstall icedtea and see if it works. Thank you!
[03:07] <r0tu> Where do I go to start my own ubuntu community?
[03:07] <cabrey> !ot | r0tu
[03:07] <chuck_> Mow, ok
[03:08] <r0tu> cabrey what is that?
[03:08] <koshari> nibsa1242b unfortinately for me the mx rev scroll button is a mechanical feature to engage/disengage the ratched on the scrollwheel,
[03:08] <Jack_Sparrow> r0tu Offtopic for this channel.see !irc
[03:08] <r0tu> ahhh.. thanks for the english
[03:09] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[03:09] <r0tu> figured it was related to ubuntu.. lol
[03:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !support
[03:09] <assem> anyone else using SCIM notice problems with input method getting changed after bouncing desks under compiz?
[03:09] <nibsa1242b> koshari: the VX has that on the bottom of the mouse, I always have mine set in click mode
[03:09] <losher> digitalvaldosta: sounds doable. block all traffic except tcp:80 from them until after they login, then rewrite their iptables entry to stop redirecting and grant them full access. Not sure how you know when to remove access. How do you know when they've gone away?
[03:09] <cabrey> Jack_Sparrow, ubottu seems to be a little slow
[03:10] <Jack_Sparrow> cabrey Needs a tune-up
[03:10] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, hahah it works.. this is so impressive!
[03:10] <Mow> ok so I think I found the code that runs glmatrix as backround but it isnt running keeps saying there is no such file or directory..
[03:11] <digitalvaldosta> losher: nah, that's a little different. If you go to most hotels nowadays and attempt to join their wireless your browser will be redirected to their web page to either have you login (Chik-fil-a does this) or to a page that tells you the terms of use or maybe even about their products.
[03:11] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, what works? :)
[03:11] <pw-toxic> sshfs
[03:12] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, can i simply add this command to my fstab?
[03:12] <digitalvaldosta> losher: the best way to tell if they are no longer able to use the wireless put a ttl on the ip address.
[03:13] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, i will use 1GB then.. does sshfs have any performance issues? .. i want to "leech" with ~60MB/s (my HDD can do that)
[03:13] <assem> pw-toxic: i gave up trying to fstab my sshfs - maybe a shell script would be just as easy.  let me know your line if you get it working though :)
[03:13] <pw-toxic> assem, why did you gave up?
[03:13] <losher> digitalvaldosta: best of luck with that :-)
[03:14] <Kalmi> pw-toxic, ssh has performance issues... imho you should use samba...
[03:14] <assem> pw-toxic: because the lines i put in there didn't work and i couldn't stand to waste any more of my life on it
[03:15] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, i just copied with 30MB/s  thats fine ;)
[03:15] <pw-toxic> Kalmi, the samba moutn works with fstab?
[03:16] <digitalvaldosta> losher: thanks
[03:18] <RukusX> hello. MY sound in 9.04 stops working randomly. it wont work right now. any reasons?
[03:18] <rdeshpande> hello
[03:19] <rdeshpande> what is a filesystem that both linux and mac speak?
[03:19] <froes> is there a graphical application to configure gtkrc ?
[03:19] <cabrey> rdeshpande, use FAT
[03:19] <rdeshpande> cabrey: will that preserve mtime/ctime?
[03:19] <cabrey> no idea, but probably not
[03:20] <pw-toxic> /servername/sharename  /media/mountname  cifs  username=myusername,password=mypassword  0  0
[03:20] <Joeseph> Hi.  I'm trying to mount a partition with 'sudo mount -t ext4 /media/disk-3 /mnt/newhome'  and it tells me that the /media/disk-3 is not a block device.  What does that mean?
[03:20] <pw-toxic> i dont understand this ilne..
[03:20] <pw-toxic> i know the servername is "euler"
[03:20] <pw-toxic> but what is sharename?
[03:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Joeseph /dev/disk-3 /media/mountpoint
[03:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > pw-toxic
[03:21] <Joeseph> Jack_Sparrow: What do you mean?
[03:21] <Pici> pw-toxic: Whats the name of the share on the server that you're connecting to? i.e., if you browse to \\servername on windows what folder do you go into?
[03:21] <RukusX> anyone have any idea why my sound stops working in 9.04?
[03:21] <Kalmi> assem, there is an example on this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHFS
[03:21] <centaur5> Would the computer freezing up entirely when deleting large quantities of files be a side effect of ext4?
[03:21] <losher> Joeseph: he means you got the name of the disk wrong. It's not /media/disk-3. It's probably /dev/disk-3.
[03:21] <Jack_Sparrow> Joeseph 'sudo mount -t ext4           wrong /media/disk-3        should be your device                      /media/newhome'  better
[03:21] <RukusX> oh wait its back now.
[03:21] <RukusX> weird.
[03:22] <helper> RukusX after installing 9.04 ? stopped?
[03:22] <Jack_Sparrow> losher ty
[03:22] <losher> Jack_Sparrow: you beat me to it... :-)
[03:22] <RukusX> a few times it has randomly stopped. i dont mean after installing. sorry. It just doesnt work, worked at boot, worked all day. then i leave the laptop and come back. not working
[03:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Joeseph sudo fdisk -l  if you want to know
[03:22] <Caffeinated> can someone help me with this?! http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1177904
[03:23] <Caffeinated> PLEASE.. I need to work with gcc ASAP
[03:23] <RukusX> helper :  a few times it has randomly stopped. i dont mean after installing. sorry. It just doesnt work, worked at boot, worked all day. then i leave the laptop and come back. not working
[03:23] <RukusX> rather
[03:23] <Jack_Sparrow> Caffeinated please post descriptions when you post a link
[03:23] <digitalvaldosta> losher: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=590113 is pretty much what I was talking about
[03:23] <Caffeinated> ubuntu DVD boots on one computer, does NOT on the other.. HELP http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1177904
[03:23] <Joeseph> Jack_Sparrow: Ah.  I get it now, thanks for the help.
[03:24] <Jack_Sparrow> Caffeinated there is also /join #gcc
[03:24] <Jack_Sparrow> Joeseph  np
[03:24] <helper> RukusX when you leave it , does't go into hibernate/sleep mode ?
[03:24] <Caffeinated> Jack Sparrow.. I need help with UBUNTU,, not GCC
[03:24] <cabrey> Caffeinated, you just said you need help with GCC
[03:25] <Caffeinated> I need help with UBUNTU..
[03:25] <losher> digitalvaldosta: yes, a bit Rube Goldberg, but it clearly can be made to work, bugs in the scripts notwithstanding....
[03:25] <Jack_Sparrow> Caffeinated What error do you get
[03:25] <Caffeinated> if you can't then let others answer, and thanks for your concern ;-)
[03:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !attitude > Caffeinated
[03:25] <pw-toxic> Pici, thanks
[03:26] <pw-toxic> Pici, can you also tell me how i can execute an FSTAB line without rebooting?
[03:26] <dingman668> have a good day! my ubuntu 8.04 can't boot while the computer start with power-off.it stop in ubuntu logo.it said the ata3.01 to slowly. then, it will be boot normally when i restart the computer. what should I do?
[03:26] <Pici> pw-toxic: sudo mount -a
[03:26] <RukusX>  helper, it wont blank the screen when i leave it. i do not have it set to sleep or hibernate. but i can force my laptop to sleep or hibernate using my FN keys and according key for function.
[03:26] <Jack_Sparrow> pw-toxic mount -a
[03:26] <pw-toxic> followed by the stab line?
[03:26] <RukusX> helper i cannot tell you if it will sleep or hibernate if i leave it
[03:26] <Pici> pw-toxic: no, just that command
[03:26] <Caffeinated> guys,, chill.. I just need help and I'd really really appreciate the help :)
[03:26] <dingman668> ﻿have a good day! my ubuntu 8.04 can't boot while the computer start with power-off.it stop in ubuntu logo.it said the ata3.01 to slowly.
[03:26] <pw-toxic> Pici, ah ok
[03:27] <leoykt> òóò ðóññêèå åñòü?
[03:27] <Caffeinated> they DVDs won't boot on my laptop,, they work fine on my other computer... I tried 8.10 and 9.04
[03:27] <dingman668>  then, it will be boot normally when i restart the computer. what should I do?
[03:27] <Pici> Caffeinated: It sounds like you have burned the iso onto media that your computer does not support.
[03:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Caffeinated What error do you get
[03:27] <leoykt> ÐÓÑÑÊÈÅ ÅÑÒÜ?
[03:27] <Pici> !ru | leoykt
[03:27] <helper> RukusX well usually when it go to sleep/hibernate mode , and after resuming sound disappear =)
[03:27] <leoykt> Pici> thank's
[03:27] <Caffeinated> No error massege,, the computer tries to boot from the dvd, keeps reading it,, then jumps to boot XP from my HDD
[03:27] <U-b-u-n-t-u> is there a way to order the cds for Xubuntu? I didnt see the option on the site
[03:28] <helper> !lb | helper
[03:28] <Jack_Sparrow> Caffeinated switch to a bootablecd and see if that makes any diff
[03:28] <cabrey> U-b-u-n-t-u, shipit.ubuntu.com
[03:28] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ty
[03:28] <pw-toxic> IT HACKING WORKS!  i love you all ;)
[03:28] <losher> Caffeinated: my first guess is that the reader on the 2nd laptop is busted...
[03:28] <pw-toxic> i think i will finally get a completley noiseless pc...
[03:28] <digitalvaldosta> losher: transparent proxying is another name for it -->> http://www.unix.com/unix-advanced-expert-users/89034-forwarding-internal-internet-packets-internal-webserver-using-iptables.html
[03:29] <Caffeinated> I'll try that.. thanks all.. I will try copying to a new DVD.. and hopefully this will work..
[03:29] <cabrey> U-b-u-n-t-u, nevermind, they don't ship xubuntu cds :(
[03:29] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ok
[03:29] <Caffeinated> oh, one other thing... I tried booting from a USB.. It says "Could not find boot image: linux"...
[03:29] <U-b-u-n-t-u> thats alright
[03:29] <losher> digitalvaldosta: I've always known it as 'captive portal'...
[03:29] <RukusX> helper no i force my laptop to sleep every night, and sound works in morning when i wake it up
[03:29] <Jack_Sparrow> cabrey Just add xfce to the ubuntu install
[03:30] <Caffeinated> that's the furthest I got to with the USB
[03:30] <digitalvaldosta> losher: yes i saw that also on my search
[03:30] <losher> digitalvaldosta: so are you going to set it up?
[03:30] <koshari> finally managed to get xmodmap to swap button2 with 6 and were back in buisness
[03:31] <losher> Caffeinated: if all else fails, check out http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ for CD-less install
[03:31] <MikeDezey> Hi uh...im pretty much a noob with ubuntu, just wondering is there a way to make WoW work on it?
[03:31] <Caffeinated> thanks!
[03:31] <helper> RukusX anyway if next time having problem with sound might these sites help you
[03:32] <helper> !sound | RukusX
[03:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !appdb > MikeDezey
[03:32] <digitalvaldosta> I am going to attempt to do it via virtualbox as a test setup and I will then post a how to on my web site
[03:32] <MikeDezey> Right I tried wine
[03:32] <MikeDezey> it didnt work
[03:32] <mimo> italian?
[03:32] <RukusX> thanks helper
[03:32] <Pici> !it | mimo
[03:33] <Jack_Sparrow> MikeDezey see the appdb..
[03:33] <mimo> ok grazie
[03:35] <losher> digitalvaldosta: looking forward to it then...
[03:35] <dad> hey all
[03:35] <Joeseph> Hi.  I'm having trouble with my connecting to my network only from one of my ubuntu computers.  What is a good way to reset all my network files to have them as If I just installed?
[03:36] <pw-toxic> i'm sorry but where should i search if i want to find out how i can unmount a volume? .. i dont want the answer directly
[03:36] <Jack_Sparrow> pw-toxic man umount
[03:36] <pw-toxic> Jack_Sparrow, there is no manual entry - i#ve already tried this
[03:37] <BeatlesFan> finally got enhanced desktop working on this Intel 82865G chipset MB
[03:37] <Pici> pw-toxic: its umount, not unmount
[03:37] <pw-toxic> Pici, ohh....
[03:37] <pw-toxic> im sorry
[03:37] <musikgoat|main> pw-toxic: man umount
[03:37] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[03:37] <Pici> pw-toxic: np, its an mistake often made
[03:37] <pw-toxic> well.. i shouldnt mount wrong drives.. so i dont need to umount ;)
[03:38] <hx> Jack_Sparrow, thanks for the suggestion of the intel stuff, apparently fixed the damn distortion. so many thanks. great job.
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> np glad to help
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> hx Also appreciate you doing all the reading and legwork
[03:39] <hx> :)
[03:39] <fccf> BeatlesFan: Wanna write a HOwT-
[03:39] <BeatlesFan> fccf: there's already one out there
[03:40] <fccf> :-D
[03:40] <BeatlesFan> fccf: the Intel 865 is blacklisted... just have to have compiz do a "skip_check"
[03:40] <BeatlesFan> and roll back the Intel driver to version 2.4
[03:40] <cabrey> BeatlesFan, remember it will be unstable
[03:41] <BeatlesFan> cabrey: unstable as in "crash ubuntu" or unstable as in Gnome deskstop not working?
[03:41] <BeatlesFan> desktop
[03:41] <cabrey> BeatlesFan, I forget but they blacklisted it for a good reason :)
[03:41] <Mow> xwinwrap -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/xscreensaveglmatrix -root -
[03:41] <Mow>  you think this would work?..I keep getting errors can someone try this?..
[03:41] <jigp> hello guys
[03:41] <BeatlesFan> cabrey: right, there's a bug... it's buyer beware
[03:42] <Signal32> Just installed 9.04 + updates and have ended up with two cpufreq modules installed (e_powersaver.ko p4-clockmod.ko) - trying to get acpi-cpufreq installed but don't see a package for it
[03:42] <kohlrak> anyone have a clue where the config file for the weather applet is?
[03:42] <Kalmi> BeatlesFan, fccf: some effects probably won't work... like rain, blur...
[03:42] <giiker> !pastebin
[03:42] <jigp> first install of ubuntu. i am sure with the login and pass.but it wont accept.its not even a caps.how to retrive?
[03:42] <fccf> I've never got rain to work
[03:43] <hdon> hi all. after getting a livecd to boot, how do i install?
[03:43] <MikeChelen> is there some way to boost pulseaudio volume? even at 100% it is very quiet
[03:43] <Pici> Mow: The folks in #compiz *may* be more familiar with the syntax for that command.  It doesn't look like anyone here knows at the moment.
[03:43] <Kalmi> hdon, there is an Install icon on the desktop
[03:43] <musikgoat|main> hdon: there should be an install link on the desktop, no?
[03:43]  * hdon sighs
[03:43] <hdon> maybe there is
[03:44] <hdon> i'll try again
[03:44]  * hdon is a little baked
[03:44] <BeatlesFan> Kalmi: thanks...I'll have to play around and see what works and what doesnt
[03:44] <giiker> #mychannel2
[03:44] <Mow> been sitting in compiz for atleast an hour..gues ill just stay here and help if I can..
[03:44] <m00dawg> Anywone know why 'vgchange -a y' isn't being run on boot for LVM?
[03:44] <BeatlesFan> could not get ubuntu to boot with the Geforce 6200 card
[03:45] <BeatlesFan> I tried everything
[03:45] <jigp> i guess ill reformat it again and reinstall ubuntu
[03:45] <Guest61070> Where shall I go for help getting a wireless card to run on Ubuntu?
[03:46] <fccf> Guest61070 I'll help you ... nice way to phrase a qu
[03:47] <BeatlesFan> jigp, might want to write down the username and psswd when you do the reinstall
[03:47] <jigp> BeatlesFan
[03:48] <pw-toxic> now shutting down has an error: CIFS VFS: server not responding: CIFS VFS: No response for cmd 50 mid ...
[03:48] <_Brun0_> How do I install ubuntu in a computer using a pendrive? the pc has no cdroom drive.
[03:48] <pw-toxic> and then it waits ~1 min and the stops the computer (turn off the power)
[03:48] <cabrey> _Brun0_, use a utility like USB Startup Disk Creator
[03:49] <kcollins> pw-toxic: I've seen the same behavior... did you define an SMB mount or something in /etc/fstab?
[03:49] <m00dawg> _Brun0_: I just installed Ubuntu directly only the USB drive as if it were a hard-drive
[03:49] <pw-toxic> kcollins, what is SMB mount? ;)
[03:49] <m00dawg> _Brun0_: As long as your motherboard can boot from USB, and it's listed first, it seems to work well
[03:49] <_Brun0_> m00dawg, thats not my case. thanx anyway
[03:49] <Kingsley1> hi
[03:49] <kcollins> pw-toxic: well, the CIFS mount is a windows (SMB) filesystem connection
[03:49] <cabrey> _Brun0_, do you have an existing Ubuntu PC?
[03:50] <pw-toxic> so.. ?
[03:50] <ZeroProg> hey guys im having trouble using my external hdd on ubuntu.....its ntfs and i get the Cannot obtain lock on /media/.hal-mtab
[03:50] <m00dawg> _Brun0_: Ouch. have you considered a new motherboard then? :) I believe the startup disk creator should do the job, but I haven't used it myself
[03:50] <kcollins> pw-toxic: not sure I have a solution though
[03:50] <pw-toxic> ZeroProg, reboot to windows and shut down windows poperly
[03:50] <mib_hgu4eg20> Hey my mini has been acting rather odd, it says my root partition is full, and yet I have no user files on the computer, the network doesn't work and my battery doesn't charge, can anyone help me with that
[03:50] <Kingsley1> can someone please help me with my visual effect driver. I'm having a really difficult time figuring out
[03:50] <ZeroProg> i dont have windows
[03:50] <mib_hgu4eg20> ?
[03:50] <kohlrak> Kingsley1: ATI?
[03:50] <Kingsley1> please :-X:'(
[03:50] <Kingsley1> Nevida
[03:51] <m00dawg> For those curious, the answer to my question is available here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1068663&highlight=vgchange - it's a cheap hack, but adding 'vgchange -a y' to /etc/init.d/mountall.sh seems to allow LVM volumnes to be mounted at boot
[03:51] <pw-toxic> ZeroProg, why do you have a NTFS drive then? ;)  i got this error when once my windows system crashed with the external HDD mounted
[03:51] <kohlrak> Kingsley1: That's odd, nvidia is notorious for actually working with linux...
[03:51] <pw-toxic> ZeroProg, but im not sure about this..
[03:51] <_Brun0_> m00dawg, i don't get it =( why i need a new motherboard? i just don't want to install it INTO the pendrive. I want to install it FROM the pendrive.
[03:51] <ZeroProg> my windows computer crashed so i booted this machine up
[03:51] <Kingsley1> I know it's very odd.
[03:51] <BeatlesFan> nvidia did not work for me... ubuntu would not boot
[03:51] <_Brun0_> m00dawg, as cabrey told me i found "Make USB Start disk" tool in my ubuntu 9 in other pc
[03:52] <_Brun0_> m00dawg, cabrey ty both of u
[03:52] <mib_hgu4eg20> Can anybody help me when my computer sends back a error message saying root partion full?
[03:52] <kohlrak> Kingsley1: did you try googling your card and ubuntu?
[03:52] <m00dawg> _Brun0_: *OH* gotcha. Yes the USB tool is what you need to use
[03:52] <ZeroProg> if i mounted this on any windows system and shut it tdown would it work
[03:52] <Kingsley1> could you or someone please tell me what to do? I know that you guys are the genius here and there's no one else here to help me.
[03:52] <m00dawg> _Brun0_: You have to basically put the live CD on the USB drive...I've never done that, but I beleive it's fairly straightforward
[03:52] <pw-toxic> kcollins, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=293513
[03:52] <_Brun0_> m00dawg, yep
[03:53] <Kingsley1> in the past ubuntu let's me use visual effects.
[03:53] <BeatlesFan> kingsley1, what changed?
[03:53] <lycus> hi
[03:53] <kohlrak> Kingsley1: what exactly is it doing?
[03:53] <kcollins> pw-toxic: thanks!
[03:53] <Kingsley1> However, now it's not letting me using it. I tried to go o
[03:53] <lycus>  I have problems installing amarok 3.1 in ubuntu 9.04
[03:54] <kohlrak> either a screenshot or terminal output on pastebin might help
[03:54] <Kingsley1> it's giving me an error. Saying this to me "  desktop effects could not be enabled"
[03:54] <kohlrak> preferably terminal output since it's more informative
[03:54] <lycus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/187857/
[03:54] <Kingsley1> :'(:'(
[03:54] <kohlrak> Kingsley1: double check that compiz is installed
[03:55] <kohlrak> Kingsley1: it'll say that if you just got a fresh install of ubuntu, since effects (compiz) is NOT installed by default
[03:55] <kohlrak> and for some unknown reason, it doesn't do it automatically like everything else
[03:55] <broken__> Hi everyone
[03:55] <Mow> Kingsleyl: I would  sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[03:55] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: compiz is not installed by default?  It was for me.
[03:56] <RedSocrates> compizconfig-settings-manager, however, is not installed by default
[03:56] <sjokkis> hi. my built-in webcam doesn't adjust to different lighting conditions. when i first tried it i was in room with flourescent light, and everything worked brilliantly. the colours were accurate, the image was bright, manna rained from the heavens etc. now i'm at home and there's incandescent light. i look green, the image is dark, and nothing is as it should be. what do i do?
[03:56] <Kingsley1> by, default it has been already been installed in my computer system.
[03:56] <Kingsley1> the big ? is why is it not working?
[03:56] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: Since when? I've often had the same error message he's claiming to have and going in and installing compiz related packages (including compiz itself) removed it.
[03:56] <cabrey> sjokkis, really nothing you can do... webcams aren't exactly high quality
[03:57] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: I don't know.  Just re-installed 9.04 on a computer today, and compiz shows up among the processes
[03:57] <fccf> sjokkis: get some florescent light - or halogen
[03:57] <notansong> can someone help me get my intel wifilink 5100 working in 9.04? (it worked perfectly in the live cd)
[03:57] <Mow> Kingsley: then it should work did you try just resetting it in general?
[03:57] <cabrey> kohlrak, compiz is installed by default
[03:58] <kohlrak> RedSocratese & Cabrey: Odd... must've been a change since gutsy. XD
[03:58] <RedSocrates> Kingsley1: You might try adding the following three lines to your /etc/X11/xorg.conf: Section "Extensions" | Option "Composite" "Enable" | EndSection
[03:58] <disappea1edng> Hey how do i change the encoding of the terminal? I realize that if I logout and then chose my locale as utf-8 chinese, I can see chinese characters in the terminal. Now my locale is english(default). is there a way for me to do this without logging out???
[03:58] <RedSocrates> Kingsley1: Each of the '|' characters should not be included; it just indicates a new line
[03:58] <sjokkis> cabrey, fccf: you're saying my camera can only achieve a proper white balance under fluorescent lights?
[03:58] <broken__> I've been trying to get a quickcam express webcam to work. I had everything installed, but it wasn't working. I tried to remove the driver with "modprobe -r", but now it won't add it back. it says unknown symbol. Any ideas on how I can fix it?
[03:58] <RedSocrates> Kingsley1: After that, of course, you'd have to restart X
[03:59] <deserteagle> hello all
[03:59] <Kingsley1> well, that didn't work @ all. Anything else?
[03:59] <kohlrak> disappea1edng: not sure... i know one thing though, you can set it to utf-8 or whatever by default
[03:59] <deserteagle> please help, i cant figure out why my usb wireless card wont work
[03:59] <Kingsley1> what's that?
[03:59] <fccf> sjokkis: yup .. small CMOS camera
[03:59] <cabrey> sjokkis, it is probably trying to constantly white balance
[03:59] <Pranka> deserteagle: Can you please be more specific?
[03:59] <deserteagle> it shows up under lsusb and ifconfig and iwconfig, but the little gnome utility for finding and creating networks wont show
[03:59] <pw-toxic> kcollins, the fix works for me!
[04:00] <kohlrak> Kingsley1: X is the graphics "server"
[04:00] <kohlrak> Kingsley1: Basically, you have to restart graphics on your computer
[04:00] <deserteagle> Pranka: wusb54gc (ralink rt73)
[04:00] <kcollins> pw-toxic: awesome, I'm going to try it too, since I need to create some static CIFS mounts to my NAS
[04:01] <Kingsley1> how to do that?
[04:01] <Pranka> deserteagle: When you right-click on the network-manager-gnome, is "Enable Wireless" ticked off?
[04:01] <deserteagle> it's on
[04:01] <pw-toxic> kcollins, if i have Gbit lan.. can i see any differences to a local installed drive?
[04:01] <broken__> Anyone have any ideas?
[04:01] <Kingsley1> what's your sn name>
[04:01] <cabrey> deserteagle, dmsg | tail
[04:02] <kohlrak> Kingsley: The easiest way is to shutdown your computer and turn it back on =p
[04:02] <kcollins> pw-toxic: you're referring to a Gbit-connected network-attached storage device?
[04:02] <````bulldogg> ok.. I have a stupid question... I am running 9.04 on my iMac.... the number pad won't work... what do I have to tweak to get it to work?
[04:02] <````bulldogg> not a big issue but it would be nice to have
[04:02] <kcollins> pw-toxic: its gonna be pretty snappy
[04:02] <cabrey> ````bulldogg, hit the clear key
[04:02] <deserteagle> cabrey: command not found o_O
[04:02] <pw-toxic> kcollins, what does snappy mean?
[04:02] <cabrey> deserteagle, just dmsg then
[04:02] <deserteagle> nothing either
[04:02] <pw-toxic> kcollins, i mean, that i have two computers wihtin a GBit LAN, and one pc does cifs to the drives of the other pc
[04:02] <````bulldogg> ok... I am stupid... but thanks
[04:03] <kcollins> pw-toxic: much faster than my 100Mbit NAS
[04:03] <fccf> broken__: install modprobe ... cycle the camera module(s)
[04:03] <````bulldogg> that worked
[04:03] <pw-toxic> kcollins, ;)
[04:03] <kcollins> pw-toxic: oh... I see
[04:03] <broken__> fccf: what do you mean install modprobe?
[04:03] <cabrey> ````bulldogg, i have multiple macs
[04:03] <Kingsley1> does anyone know what kohlrak meant by, restart my graphic card?
[04:03] <fccf> broken I mean modconf - fast hands slow mind
[04:03] <kohlrak> Kingsley1: not the card itself, X
[04:04] <Kingsley1> ??
[04:04] <Mow> Kingsleyl:As someone said it would be easyer to just restart your computer..
[04:04] <kohlrak> Kingsley1: X is a program that works with the graphics driver.
[04:04] <kcollins> pw-toxic: I don't know exactly the data rate you could expect, but on the Gbit LAN at work, I can transfer a 500MB file in 20-30 seconds?
[04:04] <hx> Kingsleyl press control + Alt + backspace
[04:04] <pw-toxic> WOW  cifs is FAST
[04:04] <hx> i believe thats what he meant
[04:04] <pw-toxic> i'm transferring a file with 56 MB/s
[04:04] <Kingsley1> wait.
[04:04] <cabrey> Kingsley1, log out and back in
[04:04] <````bulldogg> cabrey yeah I own a couple myself
[04:05] <pw-toxic> kcollins, maybe i really should build up a raid5 then... ;)  because i want to transfer data from a raid5 to a INTEL 80GB SSD
[04:05] <hx> cabrey that doesnt restart x...
[04:05] <cabrey> hx, yes it does :)
[04:05] <Kingsley1> why logout?
[04:05] <hx> yes it not
[04:05] <kohlrak> Kingsley1: because it resets X.................................................... erm... just ctrl-alt-backspace and you'll be fine
[04:05] <hx> just do a damn restart or press control alt backspace.
[04:05] <cabrey> kohlrak, that was disabled in 9.04
[04:05] <broken__> fccf: alright, I have modconf installed. what do you mean cycle the modules? thanks for your help
[04:06] <kohlrak> cabrey: what was?
[04:06] <Kingsley1> idk, it really didn't do anything
[04:06] <Mow> wow..
[04:06] <hx> do a reestart...
[04:06] <Mow> hx: what exactly is his problem he cant get compiz to work?
[04:06] <fccf> sudo modconf ... then look in the HUGE LIST  for usb and video
[04:06] <cabrey> kohlrak, ctrl-alt-backspace
[04:06] <kohlrak> from my 8.4 to 9.10, i've noticed some really annoying changes... some good ones, but some really lame ones as well
[04:07] <fccf> broken__: ^^^^^^^
[04:07] <kohlrak> cabrey: heh... why'd they disable that? it was useful.
[04:07] <cabrey> hx, kohlrak, my mistake logging out does not restart X :)
[04:07] <pw-toxic> kcollins, wow - my WD 1TB greenpower does 80MB/s ;)
[04:07] <Mow> lol..
[04:07] <cabrey> kohlrak, people were complaining that they hit ctrl-alt-backspace by accident
[04:07] <cabrey> kohlrak, don't ask me how...
[04:08] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: It was disabled by the X developers, apparently there was a vote and they decided it was good to disable it
[04:08] <Mow> cabrey: log out resets settings sometimes though
[04:08] <kohlrak> cabrey: Wonderfull
[04:08] <deserteagle_> help
[04:08] <kcollins> pw-toxic: sounds like you're cookin'!
[04:08] <deserteagle_> :( my wusb54g won't work
[04:08] <hx> Mow, dont know, havent read his problem, just saw when he said  what restart graphics means.
[04:08] <pw-toxic> cabrey, ahh i was wondering why this doesnt work anymore :D:
[04:08] <cabrey> kohlrak, you can re-enable it
[04:08] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: Lemme guess, same with the print screen button now having to do with music or something instead of screenshots as well? XD
[04:08] <matuck> does alt+sysrq+k not restart X?
[04:08] <kohlrak> cabrey: how? XD
[04:08] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: Not sure about that :)
[04:09] <pw-toxic> there is a second ubuntu channel for things more offtopic...? what is its name?
[04:09] <cabrey> in xorg.conf
[04:09] <deserteagle_> y'all forgot one more!
[04:09] <deserteagle_> init 1 then init 3 :D
[04:09] <pw-toxic> oh nevermind.. found it out myself
[04:09] <hx> !ot
[04:09] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: Section "ServerFlags" | Option "DontZap" "Off" | EndSection
[04:09] <Mow> hx: I think it had to do something with he couldnt get compiz to run im not sure..we can ask when he comes back if he needs help still..
[04:09] <broken__> fccf: Aha! I found the quickcam module and installed it again. are there any others I should look for while I'm in here
[04:09] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: Where each '|' indicates a new line
[04:09] <cabrey> | = Enters
[04:09] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: i recently discovered that change and it was really annoying really quickly because i had to find another way to take a screnshot, whcih i eventually did, but still annoying.
[04:09] <pw-toxic> kcollins, if you are interested in what i'm trying to do, you may switch to #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:10] <RedSocrates> cabrey, kohlrak: I think Ubuntu also has a package available that you can install that will also turn "dontzap" off
[04:10] <kohlrak> thanks, i'll fix that real quick
[04:10] <binskipy2u> guys if you were to do "tweak" ubuntu, swappiness,shell, optimize it for dual/quad processors, 64bit etc.. would you UPDATE the system first then tweak (if there was a HUGE update available)
[04:10] <deserteagle_> so like... what do i do if my usb wireless adaptor shows up in lsusb, ifconfig and in iwconfig, but the gnome app for wireless networks won't show up?
[04:10] <cabrey> binskipy2u, yes
[04:10] <binskipy2u> or would you tweak first, then update
[04:10] <deserteagle_> update first
[04:10] <RedSocrates> cabrey, kohlrak: Heh, yep.  You can 'sudo aptitude install dontzap' and then use it, apparently
[04:10] <Kingsley1> who can I speak to?
[04:10] <binskipy2u> ok..
[04:10] <binskipy2u> found a lot of ubuntu speed tweaks
[04:11] <binskipy2u> along with BUM and service tweaks etc
[04:11] <kohlrak> well i'll be
[04:11] <Mow> Kingsley1: what exactly is your problem?
[04:11] <hx> Kingsleyl, ...?
[04:11] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: any other key changes i should know about?
[04:12] <chuck_> RedSocrates, yes it does but when you type dontzap in terminal it wipes your xorg.conf file
[04:12] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: Not that I know of
[04:12] <deserteagle_> :( i just need the wireless card to xfer files from one pc to the other... please help
[04:12] <RedSocrates> chuck_: Ew, wow, that's nasty.  Hopefully it warns you?
[04:12] <slayton> deserteagle_, do you have a wifi router?
[04:12] <deserteagle_> no
[04:12] <hx> ....
[04:12] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: I sure hope there isn't. XD Last thing i need is weird windows poping up when i press numlock or something.
[04:12] <Kingsley1> about my visual effects. How to enable it? I have tried to enable it but, it looks like there was a strange issue.
[04:12] <slayton> deserteagle_, are you transfering between linux and linux or is window involved
[04:12] <deserteagle_> windows
[04:13] <Kingsley1> That I 100% don't truthfully understand.
[04:13] <slayton> deserteagle_, you should google on how to setup an adhoc wireless network
[04:13] <deserteagle_> ...
[04:13] <deserteagle_> so like... what do i do if my usb wireless adaptor shows up in lsusb, ifconfig and in iwconfig, but the gnome app for wireless networks won't show up?
[04:13] <TehFlash> hello
[04:13] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: Haha, I know the feeling.  I had a heck of a time with my laptop trying to use SysRq.  I had to type and release a couple keys in a certain order to get it to work
[04:13] <Pranka> Kingsley1: I'm guessing you haven't installed the drivers for your video card.
[04:13] <deserteagle_> slayton: ^
[04:13] <hx> Kingsleyl , uhm what does it do? symptoms?
[04:13] <zaccour> which is usually best to use, the current version of ubuntu or the oldest supported?
[04:13] <TehFlash> is it possible to install ubuntu over windows
[04:13] <deserteagle_> TehFlash: yes
[04:13] <Kingsley1> In addition, I have been trying to research it and figuring out. Finally, it was not very much of help here.
[04:13] <TehFlash> i dont know how to remove windows first, i dont have a copy of it
[04:14] <hx> zaccour it depends on what you want. Stability and very tested stuff, 8.04.
[04:14] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: Of the complaints of linux, the only lagitimate ones i heard mostly surrounded keybindings and such.
[04:14] <hx> New stuff and feat, 9.04
[04:14] <deserteagle_> Kingsley1: weren't u supposed to reboot? :P
[04:14] <TehFlash> my computer has a virus and i have ubuntu on my laptop some one installed it for me and gave me the cd for it
[04:14] <fccf> Broken sjokkis: sorry I stepped out for a smoke sjokkis see my /msg
[04:14] <zaccour> hx whats the pros on the later releases?
[04:14] <slayton> deserteagle_, ya i got that, nothing shows up because neither computer is broadcasting as an network... you need to either setup an adhoc wireless network in ubuntu or in windows and then have the otehr computer connect to that network
[04:14] <deserteagle_> TehFlash: no worries, it's called dual boot
[04:14] <RedSocrates> zaccour: It also will depend on what hardware you have, too
[04:14] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: There were other lagitimate ones of course, just most people have key trouble
[04:14] <jackedmscl> Hi everyone, i'm settings up twinview, and have it working, but when I open an app it always opens in 1 monitor, how do I make it send it to the other? I tried searching but have no idea what to look for on google
[04:14] <hx> 8.04 is the long term support. It has all the stable stuff.
[04:14] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: Yeah, when the keys don't work as you expect, things can get pretty difficult
[04:14] <zaccour> i always update to the latest right away, just not sure if its a good idea
[04:15] <zaccour> actually one time i had to upgrade to 9.04 alpha just so my wired internet would work after the first set of updates
[04:15] <TehFlash> the hard drive is only 40 gig and windows is installed on the all of it, how do i erase it
[04:15] <````bulldogg> zaccour did that have to do with the bug in the kernel at that time?
[04:15] <jackedmscl> sorry, not twinview but 2 different Xservers
[04:16] <slayton> deserteagle_, http://www.google.com/search?q=adhoc+wireless+network+ubuntu
[04:16] <zaccour> perhaps
[04:16] <hx> TehFlash maybe some sudo fdisk -l and some man fdisk would help.
[04:16] <````bulldogg> I had a similiar problem and reverted to the previous kernel version
[04:16] <kohlrak> RedSocratese: It took me for ever to realize why firefox randomly went to pages like "because.com" and stuff like that, turns out that the middle mouse button emulation was turned on and i was hitting both wings on accident. Lost many a good writings thanks to it. Taught me to use gedit and turn on auto-saving.
[04:16] <hx> TehFlash you can also use gparted
[04:16] <slayton> TehFlash, you want to completely clean off the drive?
[04:16] <hx> so you can rip the partition where windows is.
[04:16] <RedSocrates> kohlrak: Haha, nice.  At least a good learning experience :P
[04:16] <hx> installed.
[04:17] <zaccour> its not really important i'm just curious, whats the different between remove and completely remove in synaptic?
[04:17] <hx> zaccour, well , for example in 8.04 intel driver was ok, in 9.04 its all messed. But new stuff means new bugs.
[04:17] <````bulldogg> zaccour: good question... I am not sure
[04:17] <ZeroProg> how do you play encrypted itunes movies in ubuntu
[04:17] <kohlrak> RedSocrates: Next thing you know, they'll add a purge shortcut to gedit and it'll delete the text and the file
[04:17] <slayton> zaccour, one only removes the binaries the other removes the configuratino files aswell
[04:17] <slayton> ZeroProg, you can't
[04:18] <mib_81wf5msx> hey guys
[04:18] <ZeroProg> incorrect
[04:18] <kohlrak> ZeroProg: try medibuntu yet?
[04:18] <TehFlash> im booting from the ubuntu disc and it shows the screen loading but then it goes blank
[04:18] <ZeroProg> kohlrak: no ill try it out now
[04:18] <hx> zaccour completely remove is = --purge in console. And remove is = as -r or -remove in console.
[04:18] <slayton> ZeroProg, if the videos have apple DRM then you can't play them
[04:18] <broken__> fccf: it looks like the module has been enabled again, but unfortunately the camera still isn't working. I plugged it in, and dmesg shows that it registers, but none of the v4L apps show a camera
[04:19] <````bulldogg> vlc will play almost anything though ZeroProg
[04:19] <ZeroProg> slayton: theres always a way around it especiall in linux
[04:19] <````bulldogg> notice I said almost
[04:19] <slayton> ZeroProg, why especially in linux?
[04:19] <ZeroProg> yeah vlc isnt playing it because its encrypted so i downloaded ffpmeg
[04:19] <johnfg> hi guys
[04:20] <ZeroProg> linux is open source so other people have wanted to do this before...thus anything is available
[04:20] <````bulldogg> I thought ffpmeg was for encoding video???
[04:20] <jigp> hello guys how to update ubuntu 9.04?
[04:20] <ZeroProg> yeah i was gonna convert it to avi
[04:20] <mib_81wf5msx> sudo apt-get update
[04:20] <jigp> i am going to update the packages
[04:20] <mib_81wf5msx> sudo apt-get upgrade
[04:20] <kohlrak> jigp: try the sources thinger?
[04:20] <slayton> ZeroProg, your logic is astounding
[04:20] <Mow> woot feel like I acomplished something
[04:20] <ZeroProg> i try
[04:21] <chuck_> ZeroProg, i would just convert it with ffpmeg to avi
[04:21] <MikeChelen> can bluez-btsco be used for non-a2dp headsets in jaunty?
[04:21] <ZeroProg> ok
[04:21] <chuck_> ZeroProg, sorry you just said that
[04:21] <ZeroProg> yeah im just worried about the DRM
[04:21] <johnfg> Kind of a strange question: I just installed 9.04, it went flawlessly, btw.  I thought I was installing server, as that's how I had the dvd labeled   But, how can I be sure that this is server, not desktop (not that it matters that much)?
[04:21] <mib_81wf5msx> quick question, i've got a quad core but jaunty is only showing one cpu in the system monitor
[04:21] <mib_81wf5msx> it worked fine in 8.10
[04:21] <jigp> kohlrak is there a command?
[04:21] <slayton> ZeroProg, don't worry about the DRM you're using linux thus you can do anything
[04:21] <dthacker> johnfg: do you have a GUI?
[04:21] <deserteagle_> slayton: so if it's working properly, why won't it detect the neighbors wireless? o_O
[04:21] <kohlrak> johnfg: connect a monitor
[04:21] <johnfg> Yes.
[04:22] <froes> do anyone knows if there is a graphical application to configure gtkrc ? the spacing is just too much
[04:22] <tehbaut> how much faster would the live disc be from a usb stick instead of a cd?
[04:22] <````bulldogg> has anyone had any luck playing H.264 videos from HDPVR?
[04:22] <ZeroProg> haha
[04:22] <slayton> deserteagle_, probably b/c the signal isn't strong enough
[04:22] <kohlrak> jigp: this is linux, so yes, but your guess is as good as mine. Do you not have X or something?
[04:22] <fccf> broken__: i think we have been here luvcvideo? yes no?
[04:22] <dthacker> johnfg: Ubuntu server does not come with a gui by default.
[04:22] <aldo> hi everybody, iam from mexico
[04:22] <mib_81wf5msx> hola
[04:22] <deserteagle_> slayton: i am chatting from my laptop that's right next to the wlan0
[04:22] <aldo> hola :)
[04:22] <slayton> deserteagle_, i thought you said you didn't have a wireless router?
[04:23] <kohlrak> hi aldo
[04:23] <broken__> fccf: yes. I looked up this camera and also found out that it isn't a UVC camera (if that helps)
[04:23] <aldo> de donde eres?
[04:23] <tehbaut> is it possible to have ubuntu on a usb drive and have it save to that drive as if it were a full install, rather than being temporary like the live cd?
[04:23] <kohlrak> !es | aldo
[04:23] <jackedmscl> I got it! :) DISPLAY=:0.1 command
[04:23] <deserteagle_> slayton: neighbors wireless
[04:23] <````bulldogg> tehbaut I believe it is... I don't have a link in front of me though
[04:23] <aldo> thanks :)
[04:23] <broken__> fccf: don't know what I'm missing.. dmesg shows that it finds the camera and associates it with that driver
[04:23] <fccf> broken__: remove luvcview
[04:23] <Golfito16> bye
[04:24] <slayton> deserteagle_, so you have 2 computers.. the windows computer can see the network but linux cant
[04:24] <deserteagle_> yep
[04:24] <johnfg> So, is that the *only* way I can tell?
[04:24] <broken__> fccf: whats the command for that apt-get remove?
[04:24] <lex0> can someone help me with my installation with Nessus?
[04:24] <tehbaut> ````bulldogg, ok thanks
[04:24]  * tehbaut googles
[04:24] <slayton> deserteagle_, the two computers, are they the exact same model? if not they probably have different wireless cards with different anteneas so they both will pick up the signals with different strengths
[04:24] <jigp> kohlrak : i forgot the command...sudo apt-get isntall updates? but its not working
[04:24] <johnfg> I'm actually not lacking much that i'm needing, though I expected to install server.  I guess I can look at the dvd again, to make sure if it says.
[04:24] <Flannel> jigp: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrdae
[04:24] <Pranka> lex0: sudo apt-get install nessus
[04:24] <Flannel> jigp: er, dist-upgrade, not dist-upgrdae
[04:25] <````bulldogg> tehbaut: they call it a presistent install
[04:25] <fccf> broken__: sudo apt-get remove luvcview
[04:25] <MikeChelen> how can older non-a2dp bluetooth headsets play sounds in jaunty?
[04:26] <````bulldogg> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[04:26] <broken__> fccf: Ok, it has been removed
[04:26] <lex0> Pranka: although i did that i wanted to use the .deb file from the site and i think files got messed up
[04:26] <kohlrak> MikeChelen: are you saying that it works and you're surprised?
[04:26] <jigp> thanks Flannel
[04:26] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, lol nope im asking how to do it :)
[04:26] <lex0> Pranka: How can i copy and paste the file again?
[04:26] <Flannel> !away > bk|away
[04:26] <Pranka> lex0: Copy & paste the file? How?
[04:27] <johnfg> OK, next question: Is there an install from ubuntu desktop of server?
[04:27] <kohlrak> MikeChelen: i don't have bluetooth or i could be more assistance than i'm about to be.... but... Do you have them paired?
[04:27] <lex0> Pranka: the !pasebin how do i do that agian?
[04:27] <stevecam> new packages released today
[04:27] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, all the current guides assume your bt headset has a2dp, and the older guides don't work in jaunty
[04:27] <lex0> Pranka: so i can show you my problem
[04:27] <Pranka> !pastebin | lex0
[04:27] <tehbaut> ````bulldogg, thanks for the link
[04:27] <slayton> deserteagle_, so if your linux computer can't see the access point there isn't much you can do about it
[04:27] <assem> anyone else using SCIM notice problems with input method getting changed after bouncing desks under compiz?
[04:28] <slayton> deserteagle_, i'd suggest creating an adhoc network
[04:28] <````bulldogg> tehbaut: no problem hope that it helps you
[04:28] <slayton> deserteagle_, or using a thumb drive to transfer the files if you can (it will be faster)
[04:28] <tehbaut> ````bulldogg, how much faster do you think running from usb would be vs cd?
[04:28] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, it pairs fine, however the steps to set up audio for example in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothHeadset/ don't seem to work, although they do for newer a2dp enabled headsets
[04:28] <tehbaut> significant, or negligible?
[04:28] <````bulldogg> tehbaut I think its a lot faster.... I had bactrack on a usb and a buddy of mine had it on cd and I booted twice as fast as he did
[04:29] <Mow> woot feel like I acomplished something now...I think I helped that kingley guy fix his problem Xd
[04:29] <kohlrak> was it ever possible before, MikeChelen, because from what i see with this a2dp.......
[04:29] <tehbaut> cool, figured it would be at least somewhat quicker
[04:29] <lex0> Pranka: it will not let me copy and paste the text from the installation terminal... :\
[04:30] <Pranka> lex0: Did you highlight the text then right-clicked and clicked on Copy?
[04:30] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, yeah it was possible using bluez-sco, which still exists however modprobe snd_bt_sco no longer works in jaunty
[04:30] <lex0> Pranka: when i right click it does not even do anything, does nto let me copy
[04:30] <kohlrak> MikeChelen: alot of htings no longer work in jaunty........
[04:30] <Mow> does anyone thats in here know anything about xwinwrap -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/xscreensaveglmatrix -root -
[04:30] <````bulldogg> tehbaut: I try to avoid loading from a cd when I do an OS load..... On a mac I can load leopard in 15 minutes from firewire versus about an hour from dvd.... I load linux from a USB when I can also
[04:30] <broken__> fccf: Thanks again for your help. I'm going to have to go to bed. I've spent too much time trying to get this thing working, and I have work in the morning. Maybe if you are on tomorrow, we can figure it out. Thanks again!
[04:31] <sg3> hey guys
[04:31] <happy> hey how do you install flash on jaunty from the terminal? so i can watch youtube?
[04:31] <tehbaut> good to know
[04:31] <slayton> !flash | happy
[04:31] <sg3> anyone know why desktop wallpaper might not show up?
[04:31] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, trying to find out if there is some alternate method for non-a2dp bt headsets, or if they are now incompatible with jaunty
[04:32] <p1oooop> what the heck
[04:32] <slayton> sg3, the file got moved
[04:32] <Pranka> lex0: Try holding down the right-button on your mouse while highlighting the text. The right-click menu should appear then.
[04:32] <lex0> Pranka: i will just type it l :(
[04:32] <````bulldogg> I believe the command is sudo apt-get install flashplayer-non-free... or something very similiar
[04:32] <p1oooop> someone tried to spam me...
[04:32] <sg3> i see it as i log in but then it disappears and is replaced by flat brown
[04:32] <Mow> sg3:Make sure your adding it to your wallpapers
[04:32] <ianm_> can anyone recommend a graph creator app?  (nodes, spans, and metadata for all)
[04:32] <datacrusher> hi everyone. i got an issue installing my ubuntu 9.04 i386
[04:32] <sg3> its in the right place
[04:32] <kohlrak> MikeChelen: 'Tis the problem with linux... old projects fall behind and become un-supported, despite how important they may be
[04:32] <lex0> Pranka: still no
[04:32] <p1oooop> hmm
[04:32] <datacrusher> on this same machine, i can install 8, but 9 refuses to let me use the sata drive
[04:32] <slayton> ianm_, graph plot creater? try matplotlib and python
[04:32] <happy> ubottu when i go to the site and I click the link it says "could not find package flashplugin installer.
[04:32] <sg3> and i can see it when i go into change desktop background
[04:33] <slayton> ianm_, or matlab
[04:33] <Mow> sg3: are you sure your not talking about your splash screen? thats what it sounds like
[04:33] <p1oooop> sg3: did you press the add button and click on an image file?
[04:33] <cabrey> !ubottu
[04:33] <datacrusher> on the disk detection, it asks that if wanna enable the sata drives, but on the next screen where i can chosse size, where to mount and etc theres NO l2cnd line
[04:33] <p1oooop> !desktop | sg3
[04:33] <datacrusher> i can do nothing after this part
[04:33] <happy> does any1 know how to install flash>? How do you enable the ubuntu repositories>?
[04:33] <slayton> happy did you read !flash?
[04:34] <cabrey> !flash
[04:34] <sg3> i added the  file and clicked add
[04:34] <slayton> !flash | happy
[04:34] <p1oooop> sg3: sorry, meant that to hel[
[04:34] <Mow> sg3: try what the bot says
[04:34] <p1oooop> sg3: I tried
[04:34] <linuxninja> happy: Just install ubuntu-restricted-extras or kubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:34] <datacrusher> is there an alternative way to force it to mount my sata drive? or use some command line way to mount ant use the partitions? i have a /home, that i dont wanna lose, and want to mount it on install and etc
[04:34] <sg3> its really bugging me
[04:34] <sg3> it just stopped staying up one day
[04:34] <p1oooop> sg3: yea, I have to agree
[04:34] <datacrusher> sg3, me either
[04:35] <datacrusher> :D
[04:35] <slayton> datacrusher, create a folder, then run sudo mount <device like /dev/sda1> <folder>
[04:35] <sg3> i think it was when i set remote desktop to not show the BG when connected
[04:35] <sg3> but then it never restored it
[04:35] <sg3> and now i can never see it
[04:35] <p1oooop> sg3: possibly a problem with gnome
[04:35] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, yeah that can happen, trying to find out definitively if there is any workaround or if its completely impossible
[04:35] <datacrusher> slayton please read the other lines
[04:35] <````bulldogg> sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/jaunty.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[04:35] <Mow>  sg3: did you delete it or move it if so you need to just re add it to the backrounds
[04:35] <````bulldogg> sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install medibuntu-keyring && sudo aptitude update
[04:35] <````bulldogg> sudo update-apt-xapian-index
[04:36] <sg3> nah didnt move it or anything
[04:36] <kohlrak> MikeChelen: maybe if enough people complain, they'll fix the problem...
[04:36] <````bulldogg> happy then type sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[04:36] <````bulldogg> happy after you do the stuff for the mediaubuntu repo
[04:36] <Mow> sg3: strange..so you added it set it as your backround and it just wont show up..I would just try to move it and re add it
[04:37] <axisys> how do I see the grub menu and os console prompt on sun x4100's alom ?
[04:37] <sg3> it shows up in that screen
[04:37] <sg3> as the little thumb
[04:37] <Mow> kohlrak what problem?
[04:37] <p1oooop> sg3: hmm, seems like a really annoying problem :D
[04:37] <Mow> sg3 click on it?..
[04:37] <centaur5> Jaunty keeps freezing whenever I try to delete lots of files.  Is this a known issue with ext4?
[04:37] <sg3> lol thanks Mow
[04:37] <sg3> it works now!
[04:38] <sg3> jk
[04:38] <lex0> Pranka: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187884/
[04:38] <sg3> ill just live with not having a wallpaper
[04:38] <Mow> sg3: it would annoy me to but did you try removing it tottally and redownloading it?
[04:38] <p1oooop> sg3: mmm
[04:38] <cabrey> sg3, can you point us to the wallpaper?
[04:38] <sg3> lemme try redling it
[04:38] <rass> hi
[04:39] <rass> salut a tous
[04:39] <````bulldogg> did you get it happy?
[04:39] <lex0> sg3: never live without the liberty of no wallpaper lol
[04:39] <sg3> lol wtf now it works
[04:39] <p1oooop> wow, huge update
[04:39] <sg3> thanks guys i feel retarded now
[04:39] <p1oooop> gonna restart
[04:39] <happy> im trying alexs advice
[04:39] <p1oooop> be back guys, have  agood one
[04:39] <happy> i m updating my repository
[04:39] <Mow> crabrey:kingley never came back thats a good sign it means I helped him fix his effects problem..Or he cant figure out how to turn the computer back on..
[04:40] <cabrey> Mow, lol
[04:40] <Mow> sg3 im just that lucky;p
[04:40] <Pranka> lex0: Have you tried " /etc/int.d/nessusd start
[04:40] <datacrusher> any clues
[04:40] <Pranka>  "
[04:40] <coz_> Mow,   you here?
[04:40] <datacrusher> pisses me off, no point on google...
[04:40] <sg3> later then guys
[04:40] <Mow> coz yes you need meh?
[04:40] <Mow> data calm down...
[04:40] <RukusX> Inspiron 6000 on ubuntu 9.04 i tried searching for some information on this. but it gets REALLY HOT. in the memory / hard drive area.  and when it gets real hot the fans go on full blast,  and then slow down a bit but stay at about mid speed, which is alot louder than desired.   any suggestions?
[04:41] <lex0> Pranka: i am sort of new to linux...do I cd /etc/int.d/ nessusd? or just type that in the terminal?
[04:41] <coz_> Mow,   meet me back in #compiz :)
[04:41] <Pranka> lex0: Just type that in the terminal.
[04:41] <MikeChelen> kohlrak, it's difficult to find if others are have similar questions, because all the guides mention a2dp as a prerequisite
[04:42] <Pranka> lex0: If that doesn't work for you, then I suggest you remove Nessus and reinstall it from Synaptic.
[04:42] <poppy> what is eucaluptus all about and the cloud servers.
[04:43] <Jimmy_Carter> Hello
[04:43] <Jimmy_Carter> Anybody there?
[04:43] <mobi-sheep> !hi | Jimmy_Carter
[04:43] <RukusX> anyone?
[04:43] <Jimmy_Carter> Hey
[04:43] <RukusX> inspiron 6000 ... loud fans?
[04:43] <Jimmy_Carter> Does anybody know how to get a Chaintech av-710 working
[04:44] <Some_Person> Will ubuntu work if I burn the ISO to a DVD-RAM?
[04:44] <i3luefire_> so if i only want one user to have sudo rights can i just chang %wheel to that users name?
[04:44] <lex0> Pranka: i tried to reinstall through Synaptic but i can never get the icon  again,  am not sure if its there
[04:44] <Pranka> lex0: When you go on Applications->Internet, do you see Nessus in the list? That's after installing it through Synaptic.
[04:45] <Jimmy_Carter> DVD-RAM is not bootable.
[04:45] <lex0> its not there
[04:45] <Some_Person> Jimmy_Carter: I just installed Windows 7 from a DVD-RAM by booting to it
[04:45] <Mow> about time someone to h3lp a noobeh like meh..Hey anyone know any good docks? or is avant like the only one out for newest ubuntu
[04:45] <coffeeturtle> Could I get some help here please? --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1176880
[04:45] <Jimmy_Carter> Really, I thought the filesystems were different
[04:46] <lex0> Pranka: i dont see it
[04:46] <Some_Person> Jimmy_Carter: I don't know, but I know Windows 7 installed just fine
[04:46] <mobi-sheep> Mow: Gnome-Do Docky?
[04:46] <lex0> Pranka: how can i totally uninstall it through terminal?
[04:46] <Pranka> lex0: On Synaptic, do a Complete Removal for Nessus, then re=install it.
[04:46] <Jimmy_Carter> Actually, its the motherboard bios
[04:46] <lex0> Pranka : ok
[04:47] <Pranka> lex0: If you want to do it in terminal, apt-get --purge remove nessus
[04:49] <BeatlesFan> can anyone help me get Java applets working in Firefox (Ubuntu)?
[04:49] <chuck_> Some_Person, i am sure it would work you can install from a usb disk kinda the same thing AFAIK
[04:49] <hx> BeatlesFan, install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:49] <BeatlesFan> hx: ok, thanks!
[04:50] <BeatlesFan> hx: use synaptic package manager?
[04:50] <hx> you havent installed codecs or java before right?
[04:50] <Some_Person> chuck_: ok
[04:50] <Kingsley1> Milo if this is you.
[04:50] <alex_____> hx: What would happen if I installed that over the codecs and Java that I did install? lol
[04:51] <Kingsley1> I want to say thank you for helping me. My visual effects now works.
[04:51] <ksunlight> connect #irc.freenode.net
[04:51] <thotsoft> ext3_free_blocks_sb: bit already cleared for block
[04:51] <ksunlight> connect irc.freenode.net
[04:51] <BeatlesFan> hx: I installed Java yesterday
[04:51] <Kingsley1> where else can I learn more about ubuntu
[04:51] <BeatlesFan> hx: thought I installed the java plugins for Firefox
[04:52] <ozatomic> if i want to recompile the cx88xx drivers which package do i need to get i need to patch one of the .c files. I've downlaoded linux-headers and the files are not in that
[04:52] <Kingsley1> there are couple things in my mind that I need help here.
[04:52] <alex_____> Kingsley1: If you want to learn about using the terminal http://gd.tuwien.ac.at/linuxcommand.org/learning_the_shell.php has some really good introductions
[04:53] <tehbaut> I'm getting "read only file system" when attempting to write to a mac disk
[04:53] <tehbaut> anyone ever run into this?
[04:53] <Kingsley1> Does ubuntu support adobe flash player?
[04:53] <alex_____> Kingsley1: I have it on here =)
[04:53] <tehbaut> the disk is mounted as rw, so that's not it
[04:53] <hx> BeatlesFan, give me just a minute, making sure im saying the correct stuff.
[04:53] <tehbaut> and journaling is not in use
[04:54] <Kingsley1> about the adobe flash how to install into ubuntu.
[04:54] <cabrey> !flash | Kingsley1
[04:54] <BeatlesFan> hx: I have openJDK rava runtime installed
[04:55] <RalCheesus> Hi all, Can any1 point me to some good documentation on troubleshooting J Jackalope before this application crashes too? Suddenly my install is unstable ( I thought it was firefox or a plugin and was going to uninstall/reinstall, but my add/remove crashes as soon as i start it.... ~ no error codes (or i don't know where to look for them...). Tried to search, but Firefox keeps crashing if i surf around a lot. The OS itself seems stable i
[04:56] <alex_____> BeatlesFan: I just used Sun Java 6 Runtime and Sun Java 6.0 Plugin from add/remove programs.
[04:56] <hx> BeatlesFan, simple do: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin sun-java6-fonts
[04:56] <p1oooop> back
[04:56] <hx> that will get it working.
[04:56] <p1oooop> hey myself
[04:56] <BeatlesFan> hx: thanks hx!
[04:56] <p1oooop> hello todd
[04:57] <Kingsley1> thanks Alex for  the help.
[04:57] <alex_____> No prob
[04:57] <Kingsley1> Where can I download javasun?
[04:57] <Kingsley1> for ubuntu?
[04:57] <hx> BeatlesFan, for testing the plugin that it is working and any other reference of this: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-java-runtime-environment-jre-in-ubuntu-904-jaunty.html
[04:57] <hx> :)
[04:57] <FloodBot1> hx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:58] <alex_____> Kingslet1: I just did it through add/remove programs. but hx just said how to do it in a terminal if you look back a little
[04:58] <alex_____> Kingsley1: I just did it through add/remove programs. but hx just said how to do it in a terminal if you look back a little
[04:58] <Mow> !flash
[04:58] <lex0> Pranka: does Nessus need plugins to work?
[04:58] <BeatlesFan> hx: got it, thanks!! :)
[04:59] <BeatlesFan> installing now
[04:59] <p1oooop> !help | myself :D
[04:59] <kazagista1> !java | Kingsley1
[04:59] <kazagista1> oops
[04:59] <p1oooop> might want to try that again
[04:59] <p1oooop> oopies
[04:59] <p1oooop> my fault
[05:00] <p1oooop> we had a request collision
[05:00] <Pranka> lex0: Not really, but you can install them if you really want to.
[05:00] <p1oooop> !java | Kingsley1
[05:00] <jamiejackson1> i need someone with RAID skills: i want to install with /home on a raid. i'm running from a livecd to get everything set up. do i need to chroot to the permanent installation and do anything to help the raid be assembled, etc, on boot?
[05:00] <kazagista1> ew, did ubottu just fail?
[05:00] <Pranka> lex0: They are named nessus-plugins ( in Synaptic ), or sudo apt-get install nessus-plugins
[05:01] <owen1> i am trying pair-programming using screen, vim and chroot and have issues - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1177893
[05:01] <alex_____> Does anyone know of a good VOB ripper, like DVD Decrypter, for Linux?
[05:01] <kazagista1> 2 commands in short succession cancels one out... where should I report a bug report for ubottu?
[05:01] <jamiejackson1> for instance, i'll have to chroot and set up /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf, correct?
[05:02] <zipito_> why the 9.04 ubuntu would be maintained only till 2010 ?   ahile the recent release - till 2011 ?
[05:02] <MikeChelen> alex_____, dvd::rip is good
[05:02] <Pranka> lex0: A quick question, are you going to use it as a server or client?
[05:02] <MikeChelen> !lts
[05:02] <hx> zipito uhm what????
[05:02] <cabrey> zipito_, new releases every 6 months
[05:02] <lex0> Pranka: client
[05:02] <hx> cabrey in my opinion 8.04 long term would be good to be supported until 2011..
[05:03] <hx> but its only up to october
[05:03] <alex_____> MikeChelen: Thanks
[05:03] <cabrey> hx, 2011 for desktop
[05:03] <lstarnes> zipito_: 9.04 is supported until october 2010 while 9.10 will be until april 2011
[05:03] <cabrey> hx, server till 2013
[05:03] <Pranka> Then you should uninstall nessusd ( that's the server ), which you installed from the website, I'm guessing.
[05:03] <TheFunkbomb> quick question, has anyone set up skype on 9.04?
[05:03] <jason__> i'm trying to install kubuntu on a box i just built. i'm getting an error "ata1: softreset failed (device not ready)". some googling suggested there might be an incompatibility with the sata controller so i switched to the other one on the mobo but no good. if i try to install lenny, i get hungup at at DMA.  no RAID, at least for now. any ideas?
[05:03] <hx> ok sorry , 2010 is kubuntu 8.04. isnt supposed to be equal releases?
[05:04] <jigp> hello guys i cant play youtube.com.it says need flash player. how to install flash player?and other swf thing
[05:04] <robtp> hi - if i start a process in a terminal with process&, how can i transfer ownership of that process so i can close the terminal?
[05:04] <lstarnes> hx: 8.04 is until april 2011 (or april 2013 for server).  It's an LTS release
[05:04] <Flannel> hx: Kubuntu 8.04 is not an LTS due to a number of factors (primarily, the fact that KDE4 was brand new when it came out).  That was a decision by the Kubuntu team.
[05:04] <lstarnes> robtp: disown
[05:05] <hx> Flannel, 8.04 right know is only available with kde3.............................
[05:05] <lex0> Pranka: ok how can i just autoremove everyting nessus related and get the latest version?
[05:05] <Pranka> lex0: apt-get --purge remove nessus nessusd
[05:05] <Kingsley1> guys. I'm having trouble with
[05:05] <Kingsley1> okay bottom for running and installing javasun
[05:05] <hx> lex0, sudo dpkg -S nessus , will tel you all remaining files ..
[05:06] <kazagista1> hx: yes, but since kde3 was going to be abandoned by the kde team soon, Canonical did not want to be the only one left releasing bugfixes for obsolete software
[05:06] <Pranka> hx: Thanks for the help.
[05:06] <Flannel> hx: No, 8.04 is available with KDE3 or KDE4
[05:07] <Kingsley1> hello?
[05:07] <robtp> lstarnes: thanks
[05:07] <jason__> hello world.
[05:07] <tad1073> hello people
[05:07] <jason__> i am having issues with installation
[05:07] <hx> well maybe in the links, on some servers but in the main page the offered the kd3 version right now.
[05:07] <hx> Flannel, but i know sometime it was kde4.
[05:07] <robtp> jason__: go on...
[05:07] <Flannel> hx: You can download an ISO for either KDE4 or KDE3, yes.
[05:07] <Kingsley1> I really messed up.
[05:08] <brennus> hey, how would I change what appears on my Places tab?
[05:08] <Kingsley1> I accidentally close the terminal.
[05:08] <hx> 2009 october supported only, thats bad...
[05:08] <jason__> namely, something with tyhe sata
[05:08] <Kingsley1> how to fix this?
[05:08] <hx> KIngsleyl what you were doin?
[05:08] <smokinjoe> Has anybody had problems with Ubuntu 8.4 Realtek ALC888 sound going out on them?
[05:08] <lex0> hx: i still have a lof ot files...http://paste.ubuntu.com/187900/
[05:09] <jason__> i'm trying to install kubuntu 9.04 and it stalls with an error like ata1: softreset
[05:09] <robtp> jason__: gotta be a bit more specific :)
[05:09] <robtp> ok
[05:09] <Kingsley1> it give me an error. Telling me that unable to lock the adminstration directory. (/var/lib?dpkg/)
[05:09] <jason__> haha. working on it. i'm typing from an eeepc, so it's a tradeoff between speed and typos :p
[05:09] <Flannel> hx: Did you have a support question related to the EOLs?  If you're just looking to discuss it, we'd prefer you do that in #ubuntu-offtopic.  Thanks
[05:09] <Kingsley1> is another process using it?
[05:09] <robtp> jason__: it stalls after that?
[05:09] <jason__> yeah
[05:10] <Kingsley1> and that's how I accidentally  closed it.
[05:10] <Kingsley1> how to fix this?
[05:10] <jason__> i did some googling and some forums suggested that there was a compatibility issue with the sata controller
[05:10] <Kingsley1> meaning what?
[05:10] <jason__> so i switched to the other onboard one (it has two, one amd and one gigabyte)
[05:10] <hx> Flannel, lol. Admin ego. Whatever, if you didnt notice im trying to help some people in here. so, If you prefer you can help them instead of me. :)
[05:10] <lstarnes> !aptfix | Kingsley1
[05:10] <kazagista1> Kingsley1: easy and wussy possible fix: logout and login :P
[05:11] <kazagista1> or do that
[05:11] <Flannel> hx: You're more than welcome to be in both channels.  But this channel is just for support, not discussion.
[05:11] <jason__> neither worked, so i tried installing lenny and it stalls giving a DMA error. i don't think i hooked up the sata wrong.
[05:11] <lex0> Pranka: these are files remaining...http://paste.ubuntu.com/187900/
[05:11] <Kingsley1> =-O
[05:11] <jason__> i'm not setting up raid, for now at least.
[05:11] <Flannel> Kingsley1: Before you do that, make sure you have no other package managers running.
[05:11] <hx> Flannel, already know that, and please stop doin offtopic comments or !ot
[05:11] <hx> :)
[05:12] <Kingsley1> it now ask me that the produce alot of output - pipe it through less or more?
[05:12] <Kingsley1> what to do?
[05:12] <krishmish> Slart: u there?
[05:12] <Kingsley1> please
[05:12] <Flannel> Kingsley1: What's happening right now?
[05:12] <hx> lex0, here???
[05:12] <smokinjoe> I have a problem with my Realtek ALC 888 sound I'm running ubuntu 8.4
[05:12] <kazagista1> !aptfix | Kingsley1
[05:12] <Slart> krishmish: yes?
[05:12] <smokinjoe> Anyone?
[05:12] <hx> ok lex0 you uninstalled nessus with apt right?
[05:12] <kazagista1> Kingsley1: what ubottu said, do that
[05:13] <Kingsley1> meaning less or more?
[05:13] <Flannel> Kingsley1: What?
[05:13] <krishmish> Slart: well i hope im not disturbing u???
[05:13] <Flannel> Kingsley1: use less instead of more.
[05:13] <jason__> anyone?
[05:13] <Kingsley1> less --help for help
[05:13] <Kingsley1> ??
[05:13] <Kingsley1> very confusing
[05:13] <krishmish> Slart: if u are busy or taking rest...will catch up later...
[05:13] <Kingsley1> for me.
[05:13] <Slart> krishmish: just got out of bed.. so I can't really be held responsible for any advice until I get some coffee =)
[05:14] <lex0> hx: yes im here ok look at this...http://paste.ubuntu.com/187901/
[05:14] <Kingsley1> good night Slart. Sweet dream
[05:14] <lex0> hx: also i wanna use nessus version 3
[05:14] <krishmish> Slart: okay fine ...no issues...same goes with me...its 0945 hrs here
[05:14] <mouthfull> hello
[05:14] <YesImaLinuxN00B> can anyone tell me how to remove a package and all of its dependencies on ubuntu 9.04
[05:15] <hx> lex0, !!! uhm if you notice all remain is in nessus folder in console do a: sudo rm -r /var/lib/nessus   or cd /var/lib and do: sudo rm -r nessus
[05:15] <alex_____> Kingsley1: Less is something that let you view a lot of output one page at a time for easy viewing, you can also scroll forwards and backwards, is that what you were asking about?
[05:15] <Slart> krishmish: but go ahead.. coffee will be ready in a couple of minutes..
[05:15] <krishmish> Slart: im having some issues trying to configure a samba file server
[05:15] <Slart> krishmish: ok.. just regular file sharing or something more advanced?
[05:16] <Flannel> lex0: did you purge nessus-plugins?
[05:16] <krishmish> in fact, i wanted a full fledged Domain controller ...so that i can beat the SHIT out of a microsoft windows server machine
[05:16] <froes> is there a way to make all buttons of logiteck internet mouse work ? like search, zoom buttons
[05:16] <hdon> hi all. strange question: after i boot the livecd, how can i be sure i have actually booted the livecd?
[05:17] <hx> lex0, !!! uhm if you notice all remain is in nessus folder in console do a: sudo rm -r /var/lib/nessus   or cd /var/lib and do: sudo rm -r nessus
[05:17] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: yes there is i found a guide on the ubuntu forums
[05:17] <krishmish> hdon: u can see it!!!
[05:17] <alex_____> hdon: Um... what? lol
[05:17] <Slart> hdon: check "cat /etc/mtab"
[05:17] <hdon> well the system is already a jaunty jackelope system
[05:17] <krishmish> hdon: it will show u as a live session user
[05:17] <hdon> krishmish: what?
[05:17] <alex_____> hdon: top right should say live session
[05:17] <Slart> hdon: it should be the first line.. where your root is
[05:17] <hdon> ah, ok, it does not
[05:17] <hdon> it says Owner
[05:18] <alex_____> hdon: Also, on the desktop it should have a shortcut for install
[05:18] <hx> hdon, nice question, when you boot the cd it display a menu select the first one and dont click the install icon, you are in livecd. prove it seeing your cdrom reading all the time.
[05:18] <krishmish> hdon: look at top right corner...
[05:18] <froes> YesImaLinuxN00B, forums.ubuntu.org ?
[05:18] <hdon> hx: i am using a USB flash drive
[05:18] <koshari> apt-get update error, replies Could not connect to 127.0.0.1:1618? why is it looking at localhost?
[05:18] <hdon> krishmish: thanky ou
[05:18] <hx> then obvioudly live..
[05:18] <lex0> hx: looks like nessusd is still installed
[05:18] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: yes that forum
[05:18] <Flannel> froes: ubuntuforums.org
[05:18] <hx> obviously.
[05:18] <alex_____> hdon: One more way is if you click Places you should see your hard drive underneath "Computer" which you won't if your running from your hard drive.
[05:18] <hdon> i heard ubuntu has a default password?
[05:18] <Flannel> hdon: The liveCD?
[05:18] <hx> lex0 ok. the obviously comment wasnt for you
[05:19] <krishmish> hson: could i help???
[05:19] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: ill see if i can find it quick again
[05:19] <Slart> hdon: if it boots from a hard drive you'll see something like.  /dev/sdb1 / ext3  .. ie a hard drive as root.. I can't remember what the live cd says but it's different
[05:19] <hdon> Flannel: i don't know
[05:19] <krishmish> hdon: could i help/
[05:19] <Flannel> hdon: The liveCD shouldn't have a password, no.
[05:19] <lex0> hx: i know
[05:19] <david__> hello
[05:19] <hx> did you do the rm -r command?
[05:19] <hx> ?
[05:19] <hdon> Slart: the internal hard drive and the USB flash drive will both show up as /dev/sd*
[05:19] <fccf> !forums > froes this adds to the expierence
[05:19] <Flannel> lex0: I agree.  If you use package management, it should uninstall cleanly (assuming you've nabbed all the packages)
[05:19] <krishmish> hdon: no password...link on desktop to install...and so on...
[05:19] <hx> did*
[05:19] <Slart> krishmish: hmm.. I've never setup a domain controller with samba.. have you checked the documentation at samba.org?
[05:19] <hdon> ok, well i guess i'll have to diagnose my booting problem
[05:19] <hx> Flannel in case you didnt notice, he already DONE
[05:20] <hdon> because apparently i'm not booting into the livecd image
[05:20] <hx> :)
[05:20] <hdon> thanks
[05:20] <alex_____> hdon: Also, when your booting from it there are all those options at the beginning ;)
[05:20] <krishmish> Slart: yes, and theoretically its possible
[05:20] <krishmish> Slart: but i cant make out how
[05:20] <david__> I'm trying to customize my new 9.04 install. I went to gnome-look and i cant figure out if i should choose between gtk 1.x, gtk 2.x, metacity, compiz or eryl. any advice?
[05:20] <krishmish> Slart: im a nube
[05:20] <froes> thats strange. i went to the forum link you gave me . searched for the keyword "mouse" and nothing comes in
[05:20] <Slart> hdon: ah.. usb flash drive.. yes..but then you're not really using a live cd, right?
[05:20] <smokinjoe> Sound | help > anyone ?
[05:20] <alex_____> david__: Are you asking our opinions on which manager to use?
[05:20] <hdon> david__: isn't that just a personal preference?
[05:20] <Baix> how do i customize the visual effects beyond "none" "normal" and "extra?"
[05:21] <alex_____> david__: If so, I love Emerald (Beryl) =D
[05:21] <fccf> !sound >smokinjoe
[05:21] <alex_____> Monochrome FTW
[05:21] <Slart> krishmish: as far as I know it's possible.. but I wouldn't really know where to start
[05:21] <krishmish> Slart: mind if i add u on my friends list
[05:21] <krishmish> Slart: oh okay...
[05:21] <fccf> !sound >smokinjoe
[05:21] <krishmish> Slart: what abt samba in particular???
[05:22] <smokinjoe> fccf: I am having a problem I never had before
[05:22] <hx> david__ latest gtk will customized buttons and other stuff like forms. Metacity is the main window manager of ubuntu, so that will customized borders , etc. If you have emerald installed then you may go for the compiz section...
[05:22] <david__> hdon: i have a fresh install of ubuntu, i dont know which to choose
[05:22] <smokinjoe> Which is obvious
[05:22] <Slart> krishmish: sure, go ahead.. what kind of friends list?
[05:22] <Slart> krishmish: file sharing?
[05:22] <krishmish> Slart: u can catch me on krishmish@yahoo.com
[05:22] <lex0> Flannel: I still cannot remove nessus fully http://paste.ubuntu.com/187906/
[05:22] <krishmish> Slart: thats my mail id...send me a test
[05:22] <Slart> krishmish: I mean, to use samba for regular file sharing?
[05:22] <smokinjoe> I got a dell desktop running ubuntu 8.4 with a realtek ALC888
[05:22] <david__> hx, so in a fresh ubuntu install i should choose metacity. is emerald worth the install?
[05:22] <krishmish> Slart: yeah, with authentication
[05:22] <hx> lex0, HAVE YOU DONE THE rm -r comand?????????????????????????????????????????
[05:22] <smokinjoe> And it just up and died on me
[05:23] <hx> that i told you?
[05:23] <Slart> krishmish: are you talking about msn instant messenger?
[05:23] <Flannel> lex0: try sudo apt-get remove --purge libnessus2 libnasl2.  I'll check out those files particularly
[05:23] <lex0> hx: yes
[05:23] <fccf> smokinjoe: normally our resident bot would have given you a bunch of info... I'll help if i can
[05:23] <krishmish> Slart: no
[05:23] <Flannel> hx: That's the wrong way to do it.
[05:23] <krishmish> Slart:  the IRC has a friends list...
[05:23] <smokinjoe> Sweet
[05:23] <smokinjoe> Thanks
[05:23] <hx> Flannel, if he do the completely remove way... with GUI. And it left files. you may remove it manually. Whats wrong in that... OMG.
[05:23] <fccf> !ask >smokinjoe
[05:23] <krishmish> Slart: Window>FriendsList
[05:23] <hx> this is linux, we may need to do that many times.
[05:24] <david__> anyone have a link on installing emerald?
[05:24] <sean12837> Question to everyone: what are you using to prevent comment spam?  I only know of Akismet and Mollom?  Any other ideas/services?
[05:24] <fccf> smokinjoe: please look at ubottu's message
[05:24] <Flannel> sean12837: Comment spam where?
[05:24] <lex0> Flannel: says use ' apt-get autoremove to remove them
[05:24]  * bc thinks his cpu may be on fire (68C)
[05:24] <Slart> krishmish: that's probably something that is done on your client.. I'm not using xchat
[05:24] <froes> hey, i think my ubuntu searchs the hardware on every boot. sometimes my X comes on 1024x768 and sometimes on 1440x800. sometimes my mobile usb works and sometimes it does not. i have to restart ubuntu to make it work. is there a way to fix it ???
[05:24] <smokinjoe> fccf: my sound just died
[05:24] <krishmish> Slart: oh okay, thats okay, u can keep my mail id
[05:24] <lex0> Flannel: what exactly do i type in to autoremove just those/
[05:24] <sean12837> Flannel: on social sites/blogs/forums
[05:25] <smokinjoe> I did nothing to modify the sound in anyway
[05:25] <Flannel> sean12837: Try #ubuntu-offtopic (that's not really related to Ubuntu), thanks
[05:25] <sean12837> k thanks
[05:25] <smokinjoe> And in all my time using linux I have never had the sound up and quit on me
[05:25] <krishmish> Slart: can i catch up with u in the afternoon, may be after 6 hours>>>???
[05:25] <Flannel> lex0: apt-get autoremove
[05:25] <smokinjoe> I just need some ideas for measurements to take on finding out the problem
[05:25] <hx> lex0, in case it is installed officialy i mean havent removed from a package manager, like you told me you have did, you may type sudo apt-get purge nessus
[05:25] <YesImaLinuxN00B> can anyone please tell me how to remove a package and all of its dependencies on ubuntu 9.04
[05:26] <krishmish> Slart: if our timezones match....im in bangalore, india
[05:26] <smokinjoe> I checked sound in System > Pref
[05:26] <smokinjoe> Nothing there made a diff
[05:26] <hx> lex0, but if you already did that, autoremove will only remove the left registered package, not the left files...
[05:26] <smokinjoe> I checked alsamixer
[05:26] <kazagista1> how do I check if I am using ubuntu 32 or 64 bit?
[05:26] <fccf> smokinjoe: first I'll ask the stupid questions - check the volume control.. also check change device in the menu of volume control to see if something is turned off
[05:26] <smokinjoe> Seemed fine
[05:26] <smokinjoe> Checked all volume levels and connections
[05:27] <Slart> krishmish: I'm here most of the time.. not sure if I'll be looking at my irc-window though.. but I'm active at least once a day or so
[05:27] <smokinjoe> Checked the device setting too
[05:27] <fccf> smokinjoe: ok open a terminal
[05:27] <Slart> kazagista1: uname -a
[05:27] <smokinjoe> Ok
[05:27] <krishmish> Slart: okay fine dude...will catch up then...thanks
[05:27] <Slart> krishmish: you're welcome
[05:27] <Flannel> lex0: If you wouldn't mind pastebinning the output of `dpkg -l` (thats a lowercase L)
[05:27] <krishmish> Slart: bye
[05:27] <hx> lex0, if you uninstalled the package with apt-get, youre supposed to be able to install the new ones. But if not, you may safely remove the files manually .
[05:28] <Slart> krishmish: bye
[05:28] <hx> for example with the rm command.
[05:28] <smokinjoe> fccf: All good
[05:28] <fccf> and type aplay -l and then pastebin the results - if you don't know how to pastebin type /msg ubottu !pastebin
[05:28] <lex0> Flannel: dpkg -l nessus?
[05:28] <hx> dpkg -S nessus.
[05:29] <Flannel> lex0: No, just dpkg -l (yes, it'll be long)
[05:29] <lex0> k hold on
[05:29] <Flannel> hx: If he has files left over there's something else going on.  Instead of just treating the symptoms, it's better to actually fix the problem.
[05:29] <johnfg> Sorry guys, had to be gone for a while.  Is there a way to upgrade from desktop to server?
[05:30] <Flannel> johnfg: Linux makes no differentiation between a "server" and a "desktop", the only difference is the packages that are installed.
[05:30] <Flannel> johnfg: So, yes.  What are you looking to end up with?  A server with a GUI? you just want to add a few servers to your box? or what?
[05:30] <stevecam> my laptop is still crashing, i am using the alternate cd and it will just crash after a certain amount of time
[05:31] <lex0> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187917/
[05:31] <InfoMoMo> I am using Ubuntu Live cd , can i save STATE for a later time ?
[05:31] <hx> johnfg. uhm no big deal with the server... just uninstall graphics , add lamp and samba and you have your server...
[05:31] <johnfg> Flannel, Well, I've already added and configured kerberos, will do openldap, and have sso set up soon.
[05:31] <Flannel> stevecam: Sounds like a hardware issue.  "using an alternate cd" means having the alternate CD running doing whatever?
[05:31] <fccf> johnfg: 'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-server' will installl the server kernel and modules
[05:31] <Flannel> johnfg: So, what else are you looking to add? or remove? or whatever?
[05:31] <konza> anyone knows how to intall gtk+ .......... please help
[05:31] <johnfg> fccf, OK!  That's what I was wondering about.
[05:32] <smokinjoe> fccf: what do I need besides a terminal?
[05:32] <froes> hey, i think my ubuntu searchs the hardware on every boot. sometimes my X comes on 1024x768 and sometimes on 1440x800. sometimes my mobile usb works and sometimes it does not. i have to restart ubuntu to make it work. is there a way to fix it ???
[05:32] <johnfg> will the ubuntu server remove anything?  I actually like desktop a lot.
[05:32] <Flannel> johnfg: There's no need to do that.
[05:32] <konza> konza_tea
[05:32] <johnfg> I'm coming primarily from fedora and debian.
[05:32] <fccf> smokinjoe: look at the line after your last line before terminal
[05:32] <hx> johnfg, ubuntu-server will remove all.. i mean and guess.
[05:33] <Flannel> johnfg: You've already got your server stuff running.  If you're using the desktop, you likely don't want the server kernel either.
[05:33] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: do you have drivers for your video installed?
[05:33] <darlek> konza, when in doubt, apt-cache search gtk  ... otherwise run synaptic GUI from System > Administration menu
[05:33] <Flannel> johnfg: So, from the sounds of it, you're done.
[05:33] <fccf> smokinjoe copy/paste to paste.ubuntu.com
[05:34] <fccf> smokinjoe: type aplay -l in terminal and paste the output
[05:34] <froes> YesImaLinuxN00B, yeap .. it is regular intel driver
[05:35] <Flannel> lex0: Alright.  The beginning stuff got cut off, but we'll make do.   You seem to still have nessusd installed.  Please pastebin the output of `apt-cache policy nessusd libnasl2 libnessus2 nessus-plugins`
[05:35] <TheFunkbomb> can someone call me and test my skype?
[05:35] <Flannel> TheFunkbomb: Try #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:35] <TheFunkbomb> Flannel, banned from there
[05:35] <darlek> !pastebinit
[05:35] <Flannel> TheFunkbomb: There's plenty of other channels as well.
[05:36] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: is there a panel where you can configure your resolution, maybe theres a setting thats not right
[05:36] <TheFunkbomb> Flannel, I figured since I set up skype in Ubuntu and this was Ubuntu support, it would be cool.  If not, nevermind
[05:36] <Flannel> TheFunkbomb: try #skype
[05:36] <smokinjoe> fccf: http://pastebin.com/d7f01977b
[05:36] <fccf> pastebinit can be installed by typing 'sudo apt-get install pastebinit'
[05:37] <Kingsley1> hello
[05:37] <Kingsley1> I'm back
[05:37] <TheFunkbomb> yeah, 2 other people in #skype :/
[05:37] <Kingsley1> can we one to one talk
[05:37] <johnfg> Flannel, OK, I'll just keep working and see how it goes.
[05:37] <konza> anyone knows how to intall gtk+ .......... please help
[05:37] <wibu> hello, can i ask a question?
[05:37] <fccf> smokinjoe: have you updated anything ?
[05:37] <Flannel> wibu: Yep
[05:37] <fccf> !ask
[05:37] <wibu> hi flannel
[05:37] <wibu> have you guys ever heard of this http://ubuntard.com?
[05:37] <johnfg> Here's a real ubuntu newb question: what does the ubuntu symbol stand for/represent in synaptic package manager?
[05:37] <darlek> fccf, yes I heard from the guy who added my ! request that the system will prompt to install it since it's the same name as the package.  So if anyone wants it, they will then get the install instruction automatically
[05:37] <froes> YesImaLinuxN00B, it is configured, but everytime i boot and the resolution ios wrong things wont work properly i think. even my mobile dongle
[05:38] <wibu> its really funny.
[05:38] <konza> darlek,  it shows a long list
[05:38] <juneer> does anyone have office 2007 running in wine 1.1.22
[05:38] <smokinjoe> I did a sudo apt-get update the other day then went into update-manager and downloaded a few packages
[05:38] <Flannel> wibu: For non-support, please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks
[05:38] <wibu> ok sorry
[05:38] <fccf> darlek: still hasn't been added
[05:38] <smokinjoe> I have not installed anything lately pertaining to audio
[05:39] <lex0> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187922/
[05:39] <konza> darlek,  in the graphical interface also there is a long list... i dont know which one to install
[05:39] <Oprtz> how to install HP Printer in ubuntu 9.04 ? thanks
[05:39] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: i dont really know what to say then. I am still learning the ins and outs of ubuntu myself. sorry
[05:39] <ianm_> anyone know a graph editor app, nodes/edges and arbitrary key:value data on each?
[05:39] <fccf> smokinjoe: please paste the output of lspci
[05:40] <Barridus> where can i get the perl plugin for xchat
[05:40] <konza> anyone knows how to intall gtk+ .......... please help
[05:40] <YesImaLinuxN00B> how do i remove a package and all of its dependencies
[05:41] <fccf> konza gtk is part of gnome and kde ... if there is a particular package you need - look in google
[05:41] <konza> YesImaLinuxN00B,  apt-get remove package
[05:41] <smokinjoe> fccf: http://pastebin.com/d2430a5fc
[05:41] <froes> YesImaLinuxN00B, only wn i compile the kernel i can get it to work properly
[05:41] <binMonkey> YesImaLinuxN00B: aptitude remove --purge package
[05:41] <Flannel> lex0: Alright, thats odd.  But we'll go with it.  Please pastebin the output of `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install nessusd nessus && sudo apt-get remove --purge nessusd libnasl2 libnessus2 nessus-plugins nessus`  (best to copy/paste that)
[05:41] <konza> is there any channel related to gtk...
[05:41] <fccf> YesImaLinuxN00B:  see binMonkey
[05:41] <juneer> does anyone have office 2007 running in wine 1.1.22
[05:42] <juneer> i need help
[05:42] <Flannel> juneer: You might have more luck in #winehq
[05:42] <YesImaLinuxN00B> ok thanx
[05:42] <juneer> thanks
[05:43] <YesImaLinuxN00B> fores: you had to compile your own kernel to get your video to work
[05:43] <Krumar> Hey, is anyone in here using 9.04 with with two monitors using seperate x screens? I'm having trouble getting any programs to come up on the second monitor
[05:43] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: you had to compile your own kernel to get your video to work
[05:44] <konza> ok bye.......
[05:44] <froes> YesImaLinuxN00B, nope. havent got the time to recompile the kernel yet.
[05:44] <lex0> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187923/
[05:45] <froes> i am more used to slackware, then i really dont know a lot about this ubuntu
[05:45] <YesImaLinuxN00B> froes: oic. that could be the reason for the odd resolutions then. I was stuck with 640x480 until i compiled my own kernel with a patch
[05:46] <fccf> smokinjoe: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[05:46] <Flannel> lex0: Alright.  These errors look like they stem from your prior rm-ing.  Lets see about fixing that.  Try: please pastebin sudo apt-get remove --purge nessusd
[05:46] <smokinjoe> 8.4 I do believe
[05:46] <zenxr> hey guys.
[05:46] <Oprtz> how to install HP Printer in ubuntu 9.04 ? thanks
[05:47] <fccf> smokinjoe: I am seeing that that card can be wholly un-reliable... have you tried updating - run the full update
[05:47] <darlek> Oprtz , CUPS is the unix print driver, but you may need the HP print driver for linux before cups can use it.
[05:48] <smokinjoe> No. sudo apt-get dist-update ?
[05:48] <emes> how can i just install a package's dependencies without installing the package itself?
[05:48] <koshari> Oprtz depnds on the model/connection, cups should autodetect
[05:48] <Oprtz> darlek:  from where to get these drivers? which website
[05:48] <lex0> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187924/
[05:49] <fccf> hey folks smokinjoe everyb ody else -- need to do some other stuff -- see me later
[05:49] <oh_noes> Is it possible to set a failover IP address in ubuntu?
[05:49] <Oprtz> darlek: sorry got booted
[05:49] <oh_noes> via CLI
[05:49] <oh_noes> if DHCP doesnt work
[05:49] <Oprtz> i said from where to download these printers drivers?
[05:50] <darlek> Oprtz, try HP site first, or google your HP model and number with the word Ubuntu.  There is likely someone else on the Ubuntu forms who has already had this question
[05:50] <darlek> forums
[05:50] <Flannel> lex0: Alright, now try sudo apt-get install nessusd
[05:50] <Oprtz> darlek: thanks dude
[05:51] <lex0> Flannel but i wanted to get the upgraded version from the nessus website
[05:51] <darlek> np
[05:51] <lex0> Flannel: nessus 3/4..
[05:51] <saprophyte> i just got a bar to go with my beer
[05:51] <lex0> Flannel: the one on synaptic has nessus 2..
[05:51] <saprophyte> a xan bar
[05:52] <saprophyte> here comes a kick
[05:52] <saprophyte> sorry
[05:52] <saprophyte> wrong window
[05:52] <saprophyte> that is classic
[05:52] <Flannel> lex0: Alright, then go ahead and remove all that stuff.  But at least we've got it sorted out: sudo apt-get remove --purge nessus nessusd libnasl2 nessus-plugins libnessus2
[05:52] <lex0> Flannel: and i want the Client not the server :)
[05:52] <Krumar> can anyone tell me where questions about the x server should go in the ubuntu forums?
[05:53] <myk_robinson> re:compiz - what is the name of the plugin that fans out all your open windows, simliar to Expose' on Mac?
[05:53] <darlek> !xorg
[05:53] <seanguerrin> Is there a leave channel/join channel command in irssi? Similar to mIRC's /hop function.
[05:53] <lstarnes> seanguerrin: /cycle
[05:54] <lex0> Flannel: ok i ran  sudo apt-get remove --purge nessus nessusd libnasl2 nessus-plugins libnessus2
[05:54] <seanguerrin> thanks lstarnes
[05:54] <agitkid> can anyone help me find a release of gutsy that i can use debootstrap with? i need to install a xen VM, but gutsy is gone from archive.ubuntu.com ?
[05:54] <Krumar> darlek, I'm having trouble setting up system to use two monitors, where should i go for help?
[05:54] <Flannel> seanguerrin: No, just /join #channel and then /wc or /part
[05:54] <lstarnes> agitkid: gutsy is no longer supported
[05:54] <jaymerk> hello world
[05:54] <jaymerk> i am having an issue with installation
[05:54] <eriq> Can anybody tell me what "do_select" means in the "Waiting Channel" column of gnome-system-monitor?
[05:55] <jaymerk> i think there is a problem with the sata controller
[05:55] <agitkid> lstarnes: yeah, i know, but i don't dare risk upgrading on this live system right now. wondering if there is a place i can find it
[05:55] <agitkid> lstarnes: and thanks for replying
[05:55] <darlek> Krumar, hmm... try desktop environments?  or just use search on the ubuntuforums.org site...
[05:55] <darlek> !dual
[05:55] <jigp> hello guys is how to install voicechat and conference chat in ubuntu?
[05:55] <jaymerk> right after selecting to install 9.04, i get an error "ata1: softreset failed (device not ready)". any ideas?
[05:56] <darlek> !ubottu | darlek
[05:56] <Krumar> darlek, thanks
[05:56] <Flannel> agitkid: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ (and again, gutsy isn't supported, no bugfixes/security updates/etc, upgrade to hardy ASAP)
[05:56] <harpreet_> jigp: voice chat on what
[05:56] <Oris> anyone know if there is a channel for webmin on a different irc server?
[05:56] <darlek> !dual monitors | Krumar
[05:56] <lstarnes> eriq: I think it has something to do with the program waiting on the select() system call to return
[05:57] <Flannel> seanguerrin: /cycle isn't what you want.  And no, I don't believe irssi has a built in equivalent.  Although you could easily alias one.
[05:57] <jigp> harpreet : just like yahoo messenger voice chat and conference chat?
[05:57] <eriq> Well, that's annoying.  If I try to set this program to run at the resolution I want, it stalls on loading and shows that.
[05:58] <eriq> Lower resolutions work fine, though.
[05:58] <jigp> harpreet how to install yahoo messenger with voice chat and conference chat?
[05:58] <eriq> It's a program I'm trying to run through Wine, FWIW.
[05:59] <compusec> i need help with something here
[05:59] <compusec> can somebody help?
[05:59] <jigp> is there a program for ubuntu 9.04 for voice and conference chat?
[05:59] <darlek> !ask
[05:59] <jigp> just like yahoo messenger?
[05:59] <agitkid> Flannel: thanks
[05:59] <compusec> VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN VPN
[05:59] <Krumar> darlek, thanks, i just got your message
[06:00] <compusec> i need to make a VPN connection and in the connections area it apears to be disable
[06:00] <Flannel> compusec: Asking a proper question is a better way to get an answer than being annoying like that.
[06:00] <brennus> how can I take an item (videos) off of my Places tab on my panel?
[06:00] <ed_debian> brennus, Open a nautilus window
[06:00] <darlek> jigp, kde use kopete, and gnome pidgin.  that's chat, I used kopete for chat and video but not sure about pidgin.  Skype
[06:01] <jaymerk> While trying to install 9.04, right after selecting to install, i get an error "ata1: softreset failed (device not ready)". any ideas?
[06:01] <jigp> darlek : how about chat conference?
[06:01] <ed_debian> brennus, On the left under the horizontal rule is the "my places" list you can alter that one and the one in the gnome-panel will change as well.
[06:01] <luthir> hey all
[06:02] <luthir> was just wondering when the next release for next ubuntu is projected?
[06:02] <ed_debian> they always come out in october and april every year
[06:02] <brennus> ed_debian: thanks! worked perfect!
[06:02] <ed_debian> That's the numbering scheme (.04 for april .10 for october)
[06:02] <compusec> no body knows nothing about making a VPN connection on UBUNTU to WINDOWS???????
[06:02] <ed_debian> brennus, No problem
[06:02] <ed_debian> compusec, Sorry bud
[06:03] <luthir> k thanks ed
[06:03] <ed_debian> luthir, NP
[06:03] <simoncpu> moo
[06:03] <darlek> jigp, I'd check synaptic for the search term conference.  I'd guess ekiga as that's voice over IP and well as twinkle, but there are a lot of programs.  Try Ekiga
[06:03] <luthir> ed you can update your distro with apt-update command?
[06:03] <simoncpu> Have you mooed today?
[06:03] <luthir> is that right?
[06:03] <lstarnes> luthir: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[06:03] <ed_debian> luthir, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade or something like that
[06:03] <luthir> yeah that's what i thought
[06:03] <ed_debian> luthir, just read "man apt-get"
[06:03] <luthir> makes life so much easier
[06:04] <ed_debian> luthir, Anything that you can do in the GUI can be done via cli (for future reference)
[06:04] <luthir> ed you use deb too?
[06:04] <simoncpu> luthir: don't do that
[06:04] <simoncpu> luthir: try apt-get moo
[06:04] <simoncpu> =)
[06:04] <luthir> LOL
[06:04] <ed_debian> luthir, I use debian primarily
[06:04] <luthir> a lot of people seem to love deb
[06:04] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: too bad it doesnt not work the other way around as well :D
[06:04] <luthir> I had some guys in #fedora tell me it doesn't touch redhat/fedora for networking though
[06:05] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, yes
[06:05] <ed_debian> luthir, Everyone has a slight bias to their choice lol obviously I think debian is the best
[06:05] <luthir> lo
[06:05] <luthir> l
[06:05] <pizzledizzle> why do i get "device or resource busy" when i try to play a video while i have a youtube page open? i thought alsamixer was supposed to play sounds from different sources simultaneously
[06:05] <luthir> well his argument also was that nasa and the government use redhat
[06:05] <darlek> isn't ubuntu debian?
[06:06] <lstarnes> darlek: no, it's based on debian but it is not debian
[06:06] <luthir> and ubuntu / deb aren't used by governments so therefor in his eyes (stink)
[06:06] <darlek> lol
[06:06] <ed_debian> luthir, There is a lot of debate about what the government uses.  I think they are open source but pretty much anything anybody tells you is speculation IMHO
[06:06] <luthir> haha
[06:06] <luthir> well
[06:06] <luthir> I am going to try deb sometime
[06:06] <luthir> what makes deb different from ubuntu?
[06:07] <luthir> ubuntu's libraries?
[06:07] <BrokenBoot> I just installed 8.04 from the live cd to a drive that already had WINXP in a different partition. It installed grub, but when i rebooted it went straight into WINXP. No sign of grub or ubuntu anywhere. I'm in winxp now, any suggestions?
[06:07] <ed_debian> luthir, The developers.  The artwork.  The stability, The newness (ubuntu is newer but less stable)
[06:07] <InfoMoMo> luthir: you mean what makes ubuntu diff. from debian :D
[06:07] <luthir> ah i see
[06:07] <compusec> no body knows nothing, that's BADDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD, see u guys next time
[06:07] <compusec> y gays
[06:07] <luthir> yeah info
[06:07] <luthir> I meant that
[06:07] <InfoMoMo> BrokenBoot: weird, why did nyou not install 9.04 ?
[06:07] <jigp> simoncpu : bossing :) naay alternatibo sa yahoo messenger na pwede ka maka chat conference ug voice chat?
[06:08] <BrokenBoot> LTS
[06:08] <Kingsley1> do Kazagista 1
[06:08] <Kingsley1> so now I need to post this
[06:08] <Kingsley1> please someone with an advance level to help me
[06:08] <Kingsley1> out here
[06:08] <simoncpu> jigp: i dunno... try pidgin
[06:08] <simoncpu> =)
[06:08] <lstarnes> simoncpu: pidgin didn't have voice chat last time I checked
[06:08] <Kingsley1> he error it gave me was /home/kingsley/desktop/sun-java6-bin_6-13-1_i386.deb
[06:09] <simoncpu> hmmmm
[06:09] <simoncpu> any suggestions?
[06:09] <ed_debian> Ubuntu has a more active community (forum and irc etc etc) but it is full of linux newbies (not a bad thing necessarily).  Debian is full of veterans.  It is sort of like the cocain to ubuntu's marijuana lol
[06:09] <Kingsley1> we can't figure out what the next best way to fix it or to
[06:09] <Kingsley1> remove it
[06:09] <simoncpu> ed_debian: FreeBSD is full of veterans
[06:09] <simoncpu> but they lack trolls
[06:09] <simoncpu> trolls make life exciting
[06:09] <kazagista1> Kingsley1 has a very broken java install that was halted halfway... "sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a" does nothing to resolve it, and it keeps throwing this error: http://pastebin.com/m128c9a3b
[06:09] <ed_debian> trolls are proof that God (if there is such a thing) has a sense of humor
[06:09] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: i dont agree to your drug analogy but , meh... it's true
[06:10] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, I was half kidding
[06:10] <jigp> ed_debian : does debian support chat/voice conference?
[06:10] <Kingsley1> so what's next solution?
[06:10] <ed_debian> One thing is for sure we're all addicted to something :)
[06:11] <ed_debian> jigp, Debian has 90% of the software ubuntu does (usually an older version though)
[06:11] <ed_debian> jigp, Almost certainly although I've never chat/voice conferenced
[06:11] <Kingsley1> what to do with the half installation and fixing the interruption?
[06:12] <jigp> ed_debian thank dude
[06:13] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: did you watch the movie : Role Model ?
[06:13] <ed_debian> np
[06:13] <Kingsley1> I'm a beginer
[06:13] <plaseo> deb http://apt.rigsofrod.com/ having trouble adding this repository
[06:13] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, With Stiffler and the kids?
[06:13] <ed_debian> lol
[06:13] <ed_debian> Yes
[06:14] <plaseo> what do i type after the backslash?
[06:15] <TehFlash> excuse me, is there a chat for every operating system
[06:15] <lstarnes> TehFlash: it depends on the operating system
[06:15] <ed_debian> TehFlash, What something like #OS ?
[06:16] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: yes, remember the lady from Sturdy wings ? quote: Do you know what i use to eat for breakfast... Cocaine, Do you know what i use to eat for lunch... Cocaine, Do you know what i use to eat for supper... Cocaine. That lady is the funniest
[06:16] <ed_debian> lol
[06:16] <harpreet_> lol\
[06:16] <ed_debian> Yes, that was a really good movie.  I liked Ronnie
[06:16] <ed_debian> Anyway, I have to go :(
[06:16] <harpreet_> ! lol | ed_debian
[06:16] <plaseo> deb http://apt.rigsofrod.com/ having trouble adding this repository
[06:17] <ed_debian> noted
[06:17] <ed_debian> :)
[06:17] <harpreet_> ed_debian: thank you\
[06:17] <ed_debian> good night ubuntu
[06:17] <Flannel> !offtopic | InfoMoMo
[06:17] <ed_debian> InfoMoMo, We're got in trouble :(
[06:17] <lstarnes> plaseo: that looks like that domain is being squatted or something
[06:19] <anr78> my browsers complain that I don't have flash installed, by flashplugin-nonfree is indeed installed.
[06:19] <cgkades> anr78: try gnash
[06:19] <plaseo> lstarnes: well i can visit the site and download with web browser. there is a word i type after the forward slash of the URL i just dont know what that is. somethin to do with syntax? im new to linux.
[06:20] <lstarnes> plaseo: it depends on what is in the repository
[06:20] <Matson> how do I get infor on software raid mounts?
[06:20] <the_gamer> is there a way to update my ubuntu without installing the new one? i would like to make jaunty jackalope out of my hardy heron
[06:20] <Mow> is it possable to run apps over top of a screensaver wallpaper
[06:20] <Matson> what kind of raid, what disks/partitions are used, etc?
[06:21] <the_gamer> and i don't want to install from scratch, is there a way?
[06:22] <Mow> omg 1337 users XD
[06:22] <Swish[\]> Matson, read about mdadm, md-raid..
[06:22] <plaseo> lstarnes: thats what i thought, but what would be the proper descriptor word for it. By the way you are very helpful, thank you.
[06:22] <Myrtti> !upgrade | the_gamer
[06:22] <Matson> Swish[\]: thank you
[06:22] <Swish[\]> welcome :)
[06:22] <anr78> the_gamer: update-manager -d
[06:23] <Myrtti> the_gamer: in short: yes.
[06:23] <the_gamer> ty :)
[06:23] <owen1> is www.google.com down?
[06:23] <the_gamer> owen1, are you kidding?
[06:23] <owen1> the_gamer: no
[06:23] <Lizy> No its not down
[06:23] <Lizy> I was just using it
[06:23] <owen1> ok, thanks
[06:23] <the_gamer> google is NEVER down
[06:23] <plaseo> google pretty much can't go down.
[06:23] <lstarnes> plaseo: you normally add the distro version and the section of the repo, for example deb http://apt.rigsofrod.com/ jaunty main
[06:24] <Mow> ok I have gwinwrap but how would you go about making apps apear above a screensaver wallpaper does anyone know?
[06:24] <lstarnes> plaseo: the url included has to be the path to the repositories on the server
[06:24] <plaseo> lstarnes: thank you, its fixed now.
[06:25] <lstarnes> plaseo: change "jaunty" to your version of ubuntu if you do not use 9.04
[06:25] <drumline> Man... 9.04...  time flies...
[06:25] <Matson> so it appears that /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf does the /dev/mdX creation at startup automatically
[06:25] <kazagista1> how do I FORCE a package to install in dpkg no matter what?
[06:26] <Flannel> kazagista1: Why do you want to do that?
[06:26] <kazagista1> I am having some major issues with a broken package that is half installed
[06:26] <U-b-u-n-t-u> in compiz under general settings what is a virtual desktop
[06:26] <Mow> kazagistal uninstall and reinstall?
[06:26] <kazagista1> it always fails with error code 1 or something, and none of the usual fixes work
[06:27] <lstarnes> U-b-u-n-t-u: a workspace
[06:27] <Matson> /proc/mdstat has what I was looking for
[06:27] <plaseo> lstarnes: i happen to have jaunty, just recently ditched windows.
[06:27] <InfoMoMo> ed_debian: sorry
[06:27] <U-b-u-n-t-u> lstarnes,  so they will not show the same work on each?
[06:27] <lstarnes> U-b-u-n-t-u: exactly
[06:27] <drumline> plaseo: cool.. .what were the biggest challenges to dropping windows?
[06:27] <U-b-u-n-t-u> aha
[06:28] <lstarnes> U-b-u-n-t-u: look at the panel in the bottom right corner of your screen
[06:28] <jigp> Today, I connected to my own FTP and got message:
[06:28] <U-b-u-n-t-u> lstarnes, I use to just have it set to 1 with 4 horizontal but they would show the same work on each but now they will be separate
[06:28] <U-b-u-n-t-u> lstarnes, I have all my panels on top
[06:28] <kazagista1> Mow: so, how EXACTLY do I uninstall and reinstall a package given this information http://pastebin.com/m128c9a3b
[06:29] <jigp> Today, I connected to my own sftp and got message: 421 Sorry, cleartext sessions are not accepted on this server.Please reconnect using SSL/TLS security mechanisms.How to make it work ?
[06:29] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[06:29] <silv3r_m00n> I have 8.10 installed ... how can I upgrade it to 9.04 without reinstallation
[06:29] <lstarnes> jigp: use an ftp client that supports ssl/tls
[06:29] <Mow> kazagistal: what package are you trying to install
[06:29] <lstarnes> !upgrade | silv3r_m00n
[06:30] <jigp> lstarness : i prefer cli..is there any?
[06:30] <Flannel> kazagista1: try sudo apt-get remove --purge sun-java6-bin sun-java6-jre
[06:30] <lstarnes> jigp: probably, but I don't know
[06:30] <U-b-u-n-t-u> lstarnes, like this http://geocities.com/ubuntu_help/wagubuntu3.jpg
[06:30] <plaseo> drumline: learning where the system files are stored. im in love with linux. its amazing
[06:31] <Mylisto> hey all...
[06:31] <Mylisto> I've got a dvd iso that is like 6 gigs that I need to burn...how can I get it shrunk down to the 4gig limit?
[06:32] <silv3r_m00n> is it fine to upgrade 8.10 to 9.04 ... or a fresh install wud be better
[06:32] <lstarnes> silv3r_m00n: upgrading should be fine
[06:33] <silv3r_m00n> what is the alternate cd ?
[06:33] <Mow> is there a way to get gwinwrap to play the screensavers that are in the backround and have aplications run fine above it?
[06:34] <SandGorgon> silv3r_m00n, an alternate cd only gives u an option of text-based install
[06:34] <Mylisto> anyone know how to shrink an dvd iso from 6 gigs to 4gigs?
[06:35] <silv3r_m00n> SandGorgon: the upgrade page gives an option to upgrade using alternate cd ... so can I upgrade using the ubuntu 9.04 live cd as well ?
[06:36] <Mow> if I wanted to switch from compiz to metacity would it be metacity --reset or something
[06:36] <kazagista1> Mylisto: I guess you could try to open it in the archive manager and remove files from it...
[06:36] <SandGorgon> silv3r_m00n, yes... they both contain the same packages inside
[06:37] <Mow> Silv3r_m00n yeah they contain everything and when it updates it puts all the extra stuff in
[06:37] <silv3r_m00n> SandGorgon: in my 8.10 I have a lot of things installed ... all will remain fine if I upgrade using the 9.04 cd
[06:37] <silv3r_m00n> like kde , games etc
[06:37] <Mow> if I wanted to switch from compiz to metacity would it be metacity --reset or something
[06:38] <SandGorgon> silv3r_m00n, now that is the million dollar question - frankly, I dont upgrade - i only reinstall. theoretically, it should be safe
[06:38] <silv3r_m00n> hmm
[06:38] <administrator> ahi
[06:38] <U-b-u-n-t-u> lstarnes, when I have 4 virtual desktops the top panel disappears the one with the trash can etc on it
[06:39] <ubuntufan> hi
[06:39] <ubuntufan> anyone able to configure MDM successfully?
[06:39] <kazagista1> Flannel: sudo apt-get remove --purge sun-java6-bin sun-java6-jre didn't work... http://pastebin.com/m5c9ab54c
[06:39] <U-b-u-n-t-u> lstarnes, is there any way for each desktop to have the same panels?
[06:39] <ubuntufan> MDM - Multiseat Display Manager
[06:39] <drumline> plaseo: that's awesome.  I think that you're in the right place for good Linux.  Ubuntu is definitely a great workstation Linux distro where you'll find what is available for linux.
[06:40] <kazagista1> basically, the package cannot be installed or removed
[06:40] <Flannel> kazagista1: er, thats a different error.  Alright, try this: sudo apt-get remove --purge checkbox checkbox-gtk
[06:40] <ubuntufan> i'm trying to configure it with ubuntu 8.10 using nvidia geforce fx 5500
[06:41] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ok anyone I enabled 4 virtual desktops under general settings in compiz I have 2 panels on top and only one shows up on the other desktops
[06:41] <r00tintheb0x> kazagista you're going to have to install the dependency 1st.
[06:41] <U-b-u-n-t-u> know how to change that?
[06:41] <kazagista1> Flannel:  E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[06:42] <Flannel> kazagista1: Did you use sudo?  Do you have some other package manager open? another apt-get, synaptic, update-manager, etc.
[06:43] <RHorse> kazagista1 just delete  the  lock file
[06:43] <Flannel> RHorse: No.  That's a bad idea.
[06:43] <RHorse> no it's not
[06:44] <koshari> U-b-u-n-t-u change to properties to 4
[06:44] <Flannel> RHorse: yes, it is.  Please stop giving bad and/or dangerous advise.
[06:44] <RHorse> Flannel you're insane
[06:44] <Mylisto> ok, this is driving me nuts...
[06:44] <kazagista1> Flannel, RHorse: please give me reasoning instead of flaming each other :P
[06:44] <U-b-u-n-t-u> koshari, where?
[06:44] <Mylisto> Anyone know how to shrink a 6gig dvd iso down to a 4gig iso?
[06:44] <ubuntufan_> anyone configure MDM for Ubuntu 8.10?
[06:44] <Flannel> kazagista1: Do you have any other package managers open?
[06:45] <RHorse> kazagista1 you  can google it
[06:45] <koshari> Mylisto whats on it?
[06:47] <Mylisto> koshari: a movie
[06:47] <koshari> Mylisto: what codec?
[06:47] <Mylisto> not really sure...
[06:47] <Mylisto> its in iso format
[06:47] <r00tintheb0x> lol
[06:47] <r00tintheb0x> oh man.
[06:47] <r00tintheb0x> What is codec, did he really just say that?
[06:47] <kebomix> hello . how to upgrade to mint7 from ubutnu 9.04
[06:48] <r00tintheb0x> kebomix, reinstall is the best bet.
[06:48] <kenyon> !mint | kebomix
[06:48] <Flannel> !away > danorsk
[06:48] <Mylisto> r00tintheb0x: did I say "what is codec"...no, I said not really sure, its in iso format
[06:49] <Mylisto> try reading
[06:49] <kebomix> !mintsupport
[06:49] <r00tintheb0x> Mylisto, what codec are you trying to get and where did you get codec in ISO format?
[06:50] <Flannel> !uptime
[06:50] <danorsk> WindowsVista Uptime: 21mins 58secs Best: 1wk 1day 15hrs 25mins 12secs
[06:50] <jigp> Today, I connected to my own sftp and got message: 421 Sorry, cleartext sessions are not accepted on this server.Please reconnect using SSL/TLS security mechanisms.How to make it work ?
[06:50] <jigp> Today, I connected to my own sftp and got message: 421 Sorry, cleartext sessions are not accepted on this server.Please reconnect using SSL/TLS security mechanisms.How to make it work ?
[06:50] <jigp> sftp / lftp
[06:51] <koshari> danorsk whoa,
[06:51] <Mylisto> r00tintheb0x: I have a dvd I download in iso format...its 6gigs...want to shrink it down to 4gigs...how can I do this?
[06:51] <r00tintheb0x> hmm
[06:51] <r00tintheb0x> Mylisto, im not too keen on DVD stuff
[06:51] <r00tintheb0x> Im a sysadmin.
[06:51] <koshari> Mylisto if its in mpeg2 you could recode it in mpeg4
[06:51] <danorsk> !uptime
[06:51] <ged> does anyone knows how to configure MDM in ubuntu 8.1??
[06:52] <Mylisto> koshari: I believe the dvd is a complete dvd with menus...I want to copy the menus over and all of that
[06:52] <Flannel> !uptime
[06:52] <danorsk> WindowsVista Uptime: 24mins 17secs Best: 1wk 1day 15hrs 25mins 12secs
[06:52] <deever> hi
[06:53] <koshari> Mylisto this is not really the forum for that sort of stuff but unless you use a more efficennt codec you will have loose heaps of quality using mpeg2 recoding 6-4 gig
[06:53] <fclb> Mylisto: try acidrip
[06:54] <gerardagda> does anyone knows how to configure MDM in ubuntu 8.1??
[06:55] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[06:55] <koshari> gerardagda ubuntu 8.10 you mean?
[06:55] <joetheodd__> Anyone else have trouble with their screens randomly going blank after anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes of inactivity?
[06:55] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[06:55] <koshari> joetheodd thats called screensaver
[06:55] <n0gear> screensaver joetheodd__
[06:56] <joetheodd__> A few seconds?
[06:56] <joetheodd__> I mean a few as in like 5.
[06:56] <gerardagda> kosahi, yes its ubuntu 8.1
[06:56] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[06:56] <gerardagda> koshari, yes its ubuntu 8.1
[06:57] <joetheodd__> gerardagda, ubuntu releases are year.month, so for October 2008, it's 8.10
[06:57] <jeffwheeler> I've been Googling without much success, but has anybody developed an OS X keymap for Ubuntu that mimics the special Unicode keys via option?
[06:57] <koshari> gerardagda there is no 8.1 , you mean 8.10
[06:57] <jeffwheeler> Typing curly quotes and ellipses is much simpler with that keymap.
[06:57] <RHorse> joetheodd__ you can turn that off  with xset command
[06:57] <gerardagda> ow
[06:58] <gerardagda> ok..maybe its 8.10 though
[07:00] <_Hierophant> Got an annoying little problem, any half knowledgable able to give me a hand?
[07:00] <koshari> !ask
[07:01] <``y7> I have ICMP Filtering enabled. Any machine behind my linux machine(also my default gateway) cannot ping google.com, but they can access google.com. Which category in ICMP Filtering should I allow to go through in order to let machines behind the linux box ping google.com? (I currently have echo request and echo reply allowed).
[07:01] <_Hierophant> ...I need to run a wine application through padsp aswell as mumble overlay (opengl overlay for mumble..wich is a teamspeak like program). I can run mumble-overlay wine aplication fine or padsp wine aplication fine. But any combination of the two results in seg fault (IE: mumble-overlay padsp wine aplication)
[07:02] <unique> i want to copy this dir from my other system.. so i will use ftp to connect to that server, now how can i keep all the permissions as they are on the other server?
[07:03] <_Hierophant> I tried making an alias for padsp wine application. but of course mumble-overlay doesnt recognize the alias as an argument.
[07:03] <_Hierophant> Any ideas?
[07:03] <uskrewed> anyone awake and willing to spare some help?
[07:03] <_Hierophant> !ask
[07:04] <_Hierophant> :P
[07:04] <_Hierophant> ..i just did the same thing.
[07:04] <uskrewed> <3
[07:05] <uskrewed> I've installed a webcam which works in VLC and Cheese but won't work in Skype, or Adobe Flash (stickam in FF)
[07:05] <kazagista1> _Hierophant: I would ask that question somewhere wine specific, like their forums, mailing list, or chat room
[07:05] <uskrewed> the mic is recognized by skype, but not the video
[07:06] <uskrewed> in Flash I can't access the settings to allow either
[07:06] <kukman> I want set dns server. What file I have to edit?
[07:07] <kazagista1> uskrewed: quick google search turned up this page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeWebCams it looks good, but I can't verify
[07:07] <whatvn> kukman: /etc/resolv.conf
[07:07] <Myrtti> uskrewed: http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager06.html
[07:07] <Myrtti> uskrewed: you mean that wont work?
[07:07] <_Hierophant> hrm, I think its just more of an issue with the way the line is parsed and the aplications are launched. you would thinkg padsp would take one argument - mumble overay wich should take its one argument -wine wich should take its argument - application...but that doesnt seem to be the case.
[07:07] <uskrewed> thank you Myrtti
[07:08] <uskrewed> I've been trying to access the settings from inside stickam
[07:08] <uskrewed> I've been browsing google for 2 hours and just as you posted that link I also stumbled upon it
[07:08] <Amdi> Well I just got Ubuntu up and running on my Dell XPS m1530, and I came in here to say just one thing:  Wireless internet support is NOT OPTIONAL.  I nearly abandoned the Ubuntu install because of that.  Whatever you've got to do to support BCM43xx out of the box, JUST DO IT.
[07:08] <kukman> whatvn, I remember, I edited /etc/ppp/resolv.conf? What file is more important?
[07:09] <whatvn> cannot compare :-p
[07:09] <Amdi> If the user has to plug in an ethernet cable, spend an hour browsing, type 'sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter' and then disable and enable the Broadcom driver in "Hardware Drivers", that is TOO MUCH to expect of granny.  Thank you.
[07:09] <gerardagda> lol
[07:11] <kazagista1> kukman: what kind of connection are you using... I assume /etc/ppp/resolv.conf is only for ppp DNS resolution
[07:12] <koshari> Amdi: if its not optional what are you doing buying wifi from vendors that dont support it, i always specify intel wireless when getting hardware and hae nevver had an issue
[07:13] <koshari> Amdi: you should be telling broudcom that not here
[07:13] <kazagista1> koshari: he is already gone, save your... breath?
[07:13] <koshari> kazagista1 or fingers :_0
[07:13] <ubuntu> how to edit smb.conf file
[07:14] <kukman> kazagista1, nat connection via gateway
[07:15] <kukman> kazagista1, Can I use resolv.conf somewhere else (I have /etc/ on read only fs). Is it possible?
[07:15] <Myrtti> ubuntu: alt-f2, type in "gksu gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf"
[07:16] <howls> anyone able to get the vlc plugin to work in ff3?
[07:16] <WIGGMPk> when I put a blank DVD into my burner, a box comes up and asks me what to do with it, but "No application found" is grayed out in the dialog box
[07:17] <razel> how can i start mysql using terminal?
[07:17] <tiyowan> !wicd
[07:17] <kazagista1> kukman: not that I know of, not without using unionfs
[07:18] <chiques> Are there any cool GPS apps for Ubuntu? I have a USB GPS receiver.
[07:18] <Myrtti> ubuntu: what part do you need help for?
[07:19] <Myrtti> ubuntu: you can give the command "gksu gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf" in a terminal window as well, if you wish
[07:21] <ubuntu> Myrtti: I wanna to edit the workgroup, but cannot save after editing
[07:21] <Myrtti> ubuntu: did you put "gksudo" in the beginning?
[07:21] <Myrtti> ubuntu: you don't have the rights to save if you don't
[07:21] <Myrtti> ubuntu: gksudo or gksu
[07:22] <Myrtti> ubuntu: also, are you running from a LiveCD?
[07:26] <emacsian> i'm running mysql instances on a same machine but with a different ports, but I'm unable to start the second instance
[07:27] <lordvetinari> *blink in headlights*
[07:28] <Kingsley1> I need someone help please
[07:28] <Kingsley1> getting
[07:28] <concerta> hui
[07:28] <lordvetinari> hi all (reading the guidelines)
[07:28] <Myrtti> !ask | Kingsley1
[07:28] <tck4> if / is mounted from nfs, and i mount a harddrive in /mnt/hdd, will accesses to files in /mnt/hdd first go to the nfs server or will it stay local?
[07:28] <Kingsley1> I can't get the hardware driver
[07:28] <Kingsley1> for the Nevida
[07:28] <Kingsley1> to
[07:29] <Kingsley1> get it establish for the visual effect
[07:29] <Kingsley1> it work
[07:29] <unique> when extracting a tar file and i want to keep the permissions from that file do i just do -xvfp file.tar ?
[07:29] <Kingsley1> but, now it's gone. please help me again to get it back
[07:29] <Kingsley1> please.
[07:29] <Myrtti> Kingsley1: keep it all in one line! It's getting hard to follow you
[07:29] <Kingsley1> I'll try to
[07:31] <Kingsley1> alright, well I'm having trouble getting hardware drive to look for my graphic card.
[07:32] <Kingsley1> so..? what can I do about it?
[07:33] <bullgard4> When desribing asterisk, Synaptic mentions "Full Duplex Sound cards". How can I determine if my 3 laptop computers have 'Full Duplex Sound cards'?
[07:33] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[07:33] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[07:33] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[07:34] <tiyowan> bullgard4: Well...you could find out what cards are present in the laptops and then google their specifications.
[07:34] <bullgard4> tiyowan: Yes. Google as the last resort.
[07:36] <Kingsley1> hello?
[07:36] <Kingsley1> what do I have to do to establish visual effect?
[07:36] <Kingsley1> please
[07:36] <tiyowan> Kingsley1: System -> Preferences -> Appearances - Visual Effects, set to Extra
[07:37] <Myrtti> !patience | Kingsley1
[07:38] <Kingsley1> see that's the problem. Before, enable
[07:39] <sexcopter> hi, i'm not too hot on bash, but i have a list of filenames of the form abc1234567.wmv (where abc is three letters and 1234567 is a 7-digit number). I want to make a new list with just the 1234 part. This should be easy, right?
[07:40] <Kingsley1> can someone please help me
[07:41] <aprilhare> does anyone have experience with the microsoft lifecam vx-1000 webcam? i want to install it under jaunty but suspect its not working out of the box
[07:41] <aprilhare> Kingsley1: ask your question, don't be shy
[07:41] <Kingsley1> thanks  aprilhere
[07:42] <tiyowan> aprilhare: Good luck with that. :)
[07:42] <Kingsley1> I was just wondering if you can do something about my graphic card to get it enable so that I can use visual effect.
[07:42] <aprilhare> tiyowan: thanks for all the detailed assistance :P
[07:42] <bullgard4> sexcopter: People in the channel #bash should know the answer.
[07:42] <Kingsley1> without the proper graphic card Nevdia download search. I'm unable to turn it on.
[07:42] <Kingsley1> please help me.
[07:42] <Kingsley1> or someone
[07:42] <sexcopter> bullgard4: I'll try there. thanks
[07:43] <saprophyte> bullgard4:  what do they bash in there?
[07:43] <aprilhare> Kingsley1: so, you're having problems with your newly built machine bearing a nvidia card?
[07:43] <Kingsley1> yes, something like that.
[07:43] <aprilhare> ic
[07:43] <Symphony> Getting bored, want to try some new thing, any suggestion?
[07:44] <bullgard4> saprophyte: I do not understand your question. Please put it in other words.
[07:44] <SkInnYpUp> Best way to put flash 10 on a amd64? Does the tar.gz from adobe work on the 64? The deb reports wrong version..
[07:44] <aprilhare> Kingsley1: what is the problem exactly? can you boot it using a ubuntu cd?
[07:44] <darthanubis> These same questions , over and over again. I salute those who support. You are much better ppl than I when it comes to patience
[07:44] <aprilhare> brb tea
[07:44] <tiyowan> Kingsley1: Um, do you see any drivers listed under System -> Administration -> Drivers? What graphics card do you have?
[07:44] <saprophyte> bullgard4: it was a play on words. channel was #bash and bash can be slang for cutting someone down or even bashing.. as in with a bat lol
[07:45] <Kingsley1> that's not the problem.
[07:45] <Kingsley1> the problem is my Nevdia :X
[07:45] <Kingsley1> I can't get it to restrict the hardware
[07:45] <Kingsley1> for it
[07:45] <Kingsley1> and doesn't locate it.
[07:46] <tiyowan> Kingsley1: So you don't see any drivers listed under System -> Admin. -> Drivers?
[07:46] <jigp> hello guys what is intrepid and jaunty? jaunty is 8.04 and intrepid is 9.04?
[07:46] <tiyowan> j
[07:46] <saprophyte> Jaunty is 9.04
[07:46] <tiyowan> jigp: Jaunty is 9.04 - intrepid is 8.10
[07:46] <lstarnes> jigp: jaunty is 9.04, intrepid is 8.10, and hardy is 8.04
[07:46] <zeroday> jigp: intrepid and jaunty are codenames for ubuntu releases
[07:46] <Kingsley1> correct
[07:46] <relentless> !offtopic
[07:46] <bullgard4> saprophyte: A joke needs the confidence that the conversation partner knows the vocabulary. I am not familiar with much of English slang.
[07:46] <Kingsley1> correct
[07:46] <jigp> thanks
[07:47] <darthanubis> jigp, have you looked at ubuntu.com?
[07:47] <abbazabba> i remembered i was able to find a list of available video card drivers and select them, i'm pretty sure it was after i restarted, how would i find that again?
[07:47] <Kingsley1> it's the most strangest idea not to see it.
[07:47] <saprophyte> bullgard4:  it was funny to me. and that is what is important. lol
[07:47] <zeroday> abbazabba: System > Administration > Hardware Drivers?
[07:47] <jigp> dathanubis : nope.im downloading a voice chat / chat conference gyachi so im a lil confused with them
[07:47] <Kingsley1> It's so frustrating that it's hard for me to turned it on.
[07:47] <tiyowan> Kingsley1: Okay...type lspci | grep nvidia and find out exactly what graphics card you have.
[07:47] <animun> hello there
[07:47] <bullgard4> saprophyte: Ok. --  Enjoy ubuntu!
[07:47] <jigp> how to download the updates again using cli?
[07:48] <darthanubis> jigp, have you looked at ubuntu.com?
[07:48] <tiyowan> jigp: sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:48] <zeroday> jigp: sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:48] <abbazabba> zeroday: nah when i go that route it only shows what driver can't be used... actually let me try
[07:48] <abbazabba> brb
[07:48] <darthanubis> is anyone going to allow him/her to read for themselves?
[07:48] <Kingsley1> i think it's nVidia Corporation G72M [Quadro NVS 110M/GeFo
[07:48] <jigp> zerro : is there other way? i forgot the other command that have && thiing
[07:48] <darthanubis> or is that not the ubntu "way"?
[07:48] <Kingsley1> so was that helpful
[07:49] <zeroday> jigp: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade ?
[07:49] <darthanubis> guess os
[07:49] <darthanubis> so
[07:49] <tiyowan> Kingsley1: Can you please paste the entire line?
[07:49] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[07:49] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[07:49] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[07:49]  * darthanubis give a man a fish he will starve in a week
[07:49] <animun> i am a newbie to linux , is it a right place to ask basic questions?
[07:49] <zeroday> deever: does it appear in aplay -l
[07:49]  * darthanubis teach a man to fish....forget it
[07:49] <lstarnes> animun: this is the right place if you're using ubuntu
[07:50] <Kingsley1> hello?
[07:50] <Kingsley1> :X
[07:50] <darthanubis> animun, not really, depends
[07:50] <zeroday> darthanubis: you might want to address who you are talking to
[07:50] <darthanubis> !ask | animun
[07:50] <gerardagda> guys anyone knows here how to configure MDM in ubuntu8.10?
[07:50] <darthanubis> zeroday, I did what I intended thanks
[07:50] <vblando> somebody knows a "software management system" taht is great with ubuntu as well as other platforms? opensource type
[07:50] <tiyowan> Kingsley1: Please paste the -entire- line of "lspci | grep nvidia"
[07:50] <animun> unable to install ubuntu it crashes within 2 to 3 mins
[07:50] <llml> Anyone: By calling sched_yield in a muti-thread program, the whole process yields or only the current thread?
[07:50] <zeroday> vblando: such as apt?
[07:51] <darthanubis> vblando, seriously? apt?
[07:51] <lstarnes> vblando: it depends on what you mean by "software management system"
[07:51] <animun> could install it in safe mode
[07:51] <animun> but the same problem afterwards
[07:51] <zeroday> animun: have you tried the alternate cd?
[07:51] <animun> yes i have
[07:51] <jigp> zeroday : yup sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade..thanks
[07:51] <zeroday> animun: and it installed?
[07:51] <animun> no it did not
[07:52] <deever> zeroday: no
[07:52] <animun> it was installed only on the safe mode
[07:52] <animun> but it couldnt run afterwards
[07:52] <vblando> darthanubis: lstarnes something that can take care of the hardware inventory, sofware inventory and stuff
[07:52] <deever> zeroday: not even in /proc/asound/cards
[07:52] <zeroday> deever: hmm then alsa is not detecting it
[07:52] <zeroday> animun: what do you mean by safe mode?
[07:52] <deever> zeroday: yes.
[07:52] <roccity_> exit
[07:52] <jigp> zeroday this one will download all the updates of 9.04? sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:53] <zeroday> deever: what version of ubuntu?
[07:53] <zeroday> jigp: yep!
[07:53] <deever> zeroday: how can i make alsa detect it?
[07:53] <deever> zeroday: intrepid
[07:53] <animun> there was an option in the starting
[07:53] <lstarnes> jigp: all updates for the version you're using
[07:53] <animun> without gui
[07:53] <relentless> ok how the funk do I get rid of the "update Manager"
[07:53] <zeroday> deever: okay. I would try intrepid, as it has a newer version of ALSA
[07:53] <jigp> zeroday : any idea of alternative of yahoo messenger? with voice chat / chat conference?
[07:53] <zenxr> I'
[07:53] <lstarnes> relentless: why do you want to get rid of it?
[07:53] <vblando> jiatong: adium
[07:53] <zeroday> jigp: I don't sorry
[07:54] <deever> zeroday: huh?
[07:54] <zenxr> i'm having issues with virtualbox and ubuntu on a friend's PC
[07:54] <relentless> lstarnes, I can manage my own packages just fine
[07:54] <vblando> jigp: skype
[07:54] <relentless> I have 256 RAM and it take about 3/4 of it
[07:54] <zeroday> relentless: sudo apt-get remove update-manager
[07:54] <relentless> oh, Eh, I should have just tried that first :/
[07:54] <zenxr> I've attempted to enlarge the screen resolution, and I had it working earlier, but now the screen colors are all jumbled up..
[07:54] <relentless> Thank you ^^
[07:54] <lstarnes> relentless: you could just disable the update-notifier applet in sessions
[07:55] <zenxr> any ideas on what the issue could be?..
[07:55] <Kingsley1> tyl
[07:55] <Kingsley1> is that your name
[07:55] <zeroday> deever: you should try a newer version of ubuntu (jaunty) as it has a newer ALSA
[07:55] <lstarnes> relentless: I wouldn't completely remove the update maganer
[07:55] <lstarnes> *manager
[07:55] <relentless> lstarnes, nah id rather take responsibility for my packages, I dont use all ubuntu packages, and I alien alot of stuff
[07:56] <lstarnes> relentless: I would recommend compiling from source over alien
[07:56] <deever> zeroday: i actually can't because of a software not yet available for jaunty, but i'll try...
[07:56] <deever> thanks
[07:56] <zeroday> deever: sure, you can also try building a newer version of alsa in intrepod
[07:56] <zeroday> !sound | deever
[07:56] <relentless> lstarnes, I do that on  most things, but sometimes I dont want to sit and find the right versions. I just want it to work. It mostly works :D But that is just me It is what I always done
[07:57] <Kingsley1> hello anyone?
[07:58] <gerardagda> guys, is there anyone here that has a working mdm on their ubuntu?
[07:58] <animun> I am using Amd athlon processor and graphic card that i am using is SIS 760 gx
[07:58] <gerardagda> guys, is there anyone here that has a working mdm on their ubuntu 8.10?
[07:58] <relentless> gerardagda, You dont have to repeat
[07:58] <relentless> What is an 'mdm'.
[07:59] <animun> the screen crashes within 2-3 mins
[07:59] <relentless> gerardagda, Please dont PM without asking.
[07:59] <r00tintheb0x> Whats MDM/.
[07:59] <r00tintheb0x> I've got Oreos if that counts as an MDM.
[07:59] <gerardagda> multiseat display manager...sorry again
[07:59] <r00tintheb0x> Multiple..
[07:59] <r00tintheb0x> yeah.
[07:59] <Kingsley1> does anyone know about visual effect
[07:59] <Kingsley1> drive card enable?
[07:59] <r00tintheb0x> Naah, I just need one monitor Kingsley1
[08:00] <Kingsley1> that's not what I'm talking about.
[08:00] <Kingsley1> What is how to enable visual effect?
[08:00] <Kingsley1> extra
[08:00] <Kingsley1> and my graphic card
[08:00] <Kingsley1> is working but, the driver is not finding anything
[08:02] <Kingsley1> I'm having trouble finding
[08:02] <Kingsley1> find the driver for my nevedia
[08:02] <InfoMoMo> Kingsley1:  nvidia ?
[08:02] <WIGGMPk> what is the specific file/folder that controls the "Media Handling" or "Preferred Applications" inside of the ~/.local folder of the user????
[08:02] <Kingsley1> yes vidia
[08:02] <Kingsley1> nvidia
[08:03] <Kingsley1> I'm having trouble to reestablish the visual effects again. please help me anyone.
[08:05] <tiyowan> !ccsm
[08:05] <Kingsley1> someone please tell me about no proprietrary drivers are in use on this system.
[08:05] <Kingsley1> how to fix it? please
[08:05] <abli> Hi! is installing ubuntu from a running system over ssh officially supported? Where is the most official documentation describing it? The one at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/OverSSH  looks unfinished
[08:05] <Kingsley1> :)
[08:07] <relentless> Kingsley1, Read what ubottu just said please :D
[08:08] <jigp> any Kopete users here?
[08:08] <abli> i.e. I am looking for the official "install using debootstrap" documentation. I found non-official ones, but is there any official documentation of it?
[08:09] <abbazabba> after changing some videocard settings, my login screen is extremely large (can barely see the u in ubuntu) does anyone know how i'd be able to fix this?
[08:09] <jigp> any kopete users here? how to disable window when there's someone joining?
[08:10] <clug> success!
[08:10] <abbazabba> this is a triumph
[08:11] <newstar> chipanh_online
[08:11] <newstar> hehehehe
[08:12] <abbazabba> would anyone know how to change the resolution size for the login screen?
[08:13] <siimo> does anyone know if the Rhythmbox MP3 player supports command line control?  like  rhythmbox --play  or something, so i can give it keyboard shortcut
[08:16] <howls> can anyone help me get the vlc firefox plugin working?
[08:17] <kazagista1> howls: maybe, only if you say what is wrong in the first place, or give some specifics
[08:17] <FiNKu> a
[08:19] <howls> kazagista1: I want to replace the totem player as the default plugin in firefox.  I've downloaded the vlc plugin, but when I go to preferences to select the vlc plugin vlc doesn't show up in the dropdown
[08:19] <siimo> Nevermind found it... its under rhythmbox-client o_X
[08:20] <pshr> :( i have just updated and my display crashes and i wont get the normal resolution,
[08:20] <pshr> :( any way out
[08:20] <pshr> :((
[08:20] <pshr> its really too annoying
[08:20] <clug> #0
[08:20] <pshr> i cannot activate my nvidia driver
[08:21] <pshr> this really sucks
[08:22] <pshr> any way i can revert the updates
[08:22] <pshr> :(
[08:22] <pshr> :(
[08:22] <pshr> crap
[08:23] <pshr> Any one
[08:23] <pshr>  please
[08:24] <Myrtti> pshr: have patience, we're all just volunteers
[08:24] <zenxr> pshr: that's why you usually do backups >.>
[08:27] <Flannel> pshr: How did you install nvidia drivers?
[08:27] <clug> ##freespeech is a pretty cool channel
[08:27] <clug> They are having a party in there
[08:27] <joejc> anyone know a office suit that can search for returns?
[08:29] <sirmdmonster> has anyone tried using an Xbox 360 wireless network adapter on Ubuntu 9.04 x64?
[08:29] <sirmdmonster> and got it to work?
[08:29] <pshr_> Mylisto, zenxr , solved the problem using the recovery at the startup
[08:29] <pshr_> and running the auto repair graphic problem using xfix
[08:29] <pshr_> :)
[08:29] <pshr_> thank ya all
[08:29] <Mylisto> what pshr:
[08:30] <error404notfound> i am trying to install http://googlesitemapgenerator.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/doc/gsg-installation.html but i get "./install.sh: 728: /usr/local/google-sitemap-generator/bin/sitemap-daemon: not found" right after it says "Program Files copied"
[08:30] <Kabuto> hello
[08:30] <pshr_> the problem i was having about the messy graphics
[08:30] <pshr_> etc
[08:30] <Kabuto> please help me my mouse is frozen
[08:30] <pshr_> solved them using the recovery console at the startup
[08:30] <joejc> sirmdmonster, why did you buy it?
[08:30] <Myrtti> Kabuto: elaborate
[08:31] <Kabuto> Myrtti mouse doesn't move at all
[08:31] <sirmdmonster> well I used to own a Xbox 360, but it RRoD'd on me so now I want to put the adapter to PC/Linux  use?
[08:31] <Myrtti> Kabuto: elaborate: what make, model mouse, what did you do before it froze, does keyboard work?
[08:32] <bullgard4> When desribing asterisk, Synaptic mentions "Full Duplex Sound cards". How can I determine if my 3 laptop computers have 'Full Duplex Sound cards'?
[08:32] <Kabuto> Myrtti microsoft mouse, I did nothing before iy froze, keyboard works
[08:32] <masdapit-jaunty> woi
[08:32] <masdapit-jaunty> :P
[08:32] <sirmdmonster> but now i have a PS3 for console gaming, but I still have this adapter and I want to put it to use
[08:32] <Kabuto> it*
[08:33] <Myrtti> Kabuto: have you checked the cables, batteries?
[08:33] <Kabuto> Myrtti it's not wireless, and i checked the cables
[08:33] <joejc> sirmdmonster, plug it in see what happens
[08:34] <Kabuto> whew, it works now
[08:34] <sirmdmonster> well in general, nothing, I tried my network and it wouldn't work, I tried downloading ndisgtk or whatever from the repositories, and it kept asking for 'Ubunut 8.10' live CD
[08:35] <jerroome> hello
[08:35] <TheFunkbomb> has anyone found a way to add one icon to gnome-do docky for openoffice?
[08:35] <jerroome> i have trouble with my firstboot method
[08:35] <whatvn> try comment out local repo in repos lits, sirmdmonster
[08:36] <Kabuto> I unplugged it and pluged it again
[08:36] <kraut> moin
[08:36] <jerroome> for the moment, I'm launching my script in /etc/rc2.d
[08:36] <jerroome> and move it out again after firstboot
[08:36] <Wizzir> hi
[08:36] <Wizzir> launchpad does not work
[08:37] <jerroome> but my apt-get install doesn't pass at that moment
[08:37] <Wizzir> where should i report it?
[08:37] <jerroome> does anyone know a firstboot tool for 8.04
[08:37] <jerroome> ?
[08:37] <skeftomai> can anyone get to google.com?
[08:37] <sirmdmonster> k I'll give it a try
[08:37] <skeftomai> i cannot
[08:38] <skeftomai> same with gmail
[08:38] <skeftomai> DOWN!
[08:38] <wanggang> I can
[08:38] <pshr_> My nvidia driver wont get enabled after the update
[08:38] <pshr_> ?
[08:38] <jerroome> gmail and google are working at my place
[08:38] <pshr_> Any solutions
[08:38] <skeftomai> hmm strange
[08:38] <mase_work> working ok here too
[08:39] <mase_work> could be a local / isp level dns issue
[08:39] <skeftomai> hmm true. *wanders off*
[08:40] <`brandon`> Hello, how do i get a certon PID
[08:40] <sirmdmonster> well it worked, thank you, now I just gota find the windows driver for it, and hopefully it will work....hopefully
[08:41] <deiaccord> `brandon`: you mean the pid for a running program?
[08:41] <pshr_> `brandon`, pidof(processname)
[08:41] <deiaccord> `brandon`: 'ps -e' should give a list of all running programs and their pids
[08:46] <jigp> hello guys sudo getlibs /usr/bin/gyachi is not supported command?
[08:49] <jaSync> hello everyone
[08:49] <jaSync> is this real? http://n.juokutis.lt/index.php?i=0c2e93265b179f56d30f7e4cbc073c0d
[08:49] <Nationiant> Hey
[08:49] <Nationiant> jaSync: Hey
[08:50] <jigp> sudo getlibs /usr/bin/gyachi : command not found getlibs
[09:04] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[09:04] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[09:04] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[09:06] <mohan_> hi..
[09:06] <mohan_> what is the path of alsa?
[09:06] <mohan_> what is the path of alsa device?
[09:06] <mohan_> i need to specify it in my LMMS software
[09:08] <durt> mohan_, try 'locate alsa | more' in a terminal
[09:09] <ziroday> mohan_: whereis alsa
[09:09] <mohan_> durt: lot of things..
[09:09] <durt> you want the path to the binary?
[09:09] <mohan_> it is installed default somewhere in ubuntu right?
[09:09] <relentless> Yeah, My sound doesnt work in jaunty
[09:10] <mohan_> no durt
[09:10] <ziroday> mohan_: do, whereis alsa
[09:10] <mohan_> the device path
[09:10] <ziroday> mohan_: your sounds devices path is /dev/dsp IIRC
[09:10] <mohan_> ziroday: it is oss device path right?
[09:11] <mohan_> whereis alsa shows:  /sbin/alsa /etc/alsa /usr/include/alsa /usr/share/alsa
[09:12] <karname> hi , I have a server (debian ) that i install gdm on it , how  can I  connect via remote desktop to it in ubuntu?
[09:13] <mohan_> my device manager shows : /dev/snd/pcmC1D0p
[09:13] <mohan_> is it the alsa playback?
[09:14] <Dean_Camera> Hey all, does anyone know how to get the battery tooltips like they were in previous Ubuntu distributions? I seem to remember the battery tray tooltip giving information like the manufacturer, discharge rate, etc...
[09:14] <hej> hey. my wine drive c: through wineconsole is different from my browsed c:... anyone know how I can browse that one from the console?
[09:14] <mohan_> durt: any idea?
[09:15] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[09:15] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[09:15] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[09:15] <Flannel> hej: "browsed C"?
[09:15] <ziroday> Dean_Camera: right click on the battery icon > Power Stats > Laptop Battery > Details
[09:16] <hej> Flannel: Yeah, from like Natilus
[09:16] <Flannel> hej: So, the partition on your harddrive?
[09:16] <ubuntu_> hallo
[09:16] <Dean_Camera> ziroday: There are only "Power History" and "Preferences" options
[09:17] <ectospasm> Does anyone know how to get tab completion to work in the grub shell?
[09:17] <hej> Flannel: No, I have a drive in my .wine folder, not a partition.
[09:17] <Dean_Camera> ziroday: Ah, now I see
[09:17] <ziroday> Dean_Camera: sorry Power History I meant :)
[09:17] <hej> Flannel: "mounted" through winecfg
[09:17] <Flannel> hej: Alright.  You might ask in #winehq, they'll know more.
[09:17] <ziroday> ectospasm: I don't think the grub shell has tab completetion
[09:17] <hej> Flannel: oh, thanks!
[09:18] <ectospasm> ziroday: according to the grub info page, it does
[09:18] <ectospasm> Actually, the grub shell even TELLS you it has tab completion, but doesn't.
[09:18] <ectospasm> Is Ubuntu grub borken?
[09:18] <ziroday> ectospasm: it only tab completes grub commands, not file names
[09:19] <ectospasm> ziroday: it's supposed to according to the documentation
[09:19] <Flannel> It'll complete filenames too.  For kernels and such.
[09:19] <falkinski> How to I check wich version I'm running on rtorrent?
[09:19] <ectospasm> but <TAB> isn't even completing commands, let alone drive designations or filenames.
[09:20] <ziroday> ectospasm: oh woops, that was for an older version of grub
[09:20] <NorthByNorthWest> I added 'umask 000' to .bashrc to each user for this desktop since they must be able to read and modify each others stuff without any problems. But it doesnt seem to work, what must I do?
[09:21] <sleepy_cat> ick
[09:21] <relentless> What is gvfs?
[09:21] <relentless> and how do I delete it and move it
[09:21] <Gun_Smoke_> IGNORE #ubuntu ALL -PUBLIC -ACTIONS
[09:21] <bullgard4> Update Manager just offered me to update certain DEB program packages. It classsified them as "security updates" and "common" updates. Where does this classification reflect in Commit_Log in the aftermath?
[09:21] <ectospasm> I feel too stupid right now to calculate which drive my usb stick is right now
[09:22] <relentless> ectospasm, df -h
[09:22] <ectospasm> relentless: in grub, but thanks for playing
[09:22] <ectospasm> relentless: if I needed that info, I'd just run "mount" with no options.
[09:23] <relentless> lol
[09:23]  * relentless pats ectospasm 
[09:23] <relentless> lil scamp
[09:24] <relentless> Anyway, I am making /home symlink to another drive whihc I have more space on how do I remove ~.gvfs
[09:24] <ectospasm> relentless: unmount it first
[09:24] <ectospasm> ?
[09:25] <ectospasm> you may need to enter single user mode to do that
[09:26] <relentless> lolwat
[09:26] <relentless> umount worked fine
[09:26] <relentless> Thank you
[09:28] <ectospasm> relentless: no problem
[09:31] <Wannabe> Hi, could anyone point me to instructions for installing a *specific* version of MySQL?
[09:34] <NorthByNorthWest> I have a most basic issue... but it seems hard to fix... I have a file sharing server with a smb-share, will be accessed by both win and linux users. I do ned everything written to that drive by any user *fully* accessible with no restrictions for every other user. The drive is mounted as a local directory for the ubuntu users, but everything they add to the drive is owned by them and thus restriced for others.
[09:34] <NorthByNorthWest> It a long post, but please read and help!
[09:36] <Myrtti> NorthByNorthWest: the permissions on that shared drive are determined by the usual filesystem permissions. Check onto sticky bits and such to fix it
[09:36] <NorthByNorthWest> Myrtti: sticky bits?
[09:36] <SKiLLs> Hello
[09:36] <baadteddy> hi SKiLLs
[09:36] <SKiLLs> hello
[09:37] <byonk_> 早~
[09:37] <Myrtti> NorthByNorthWest: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sticky_bit
[09:38] <ectospasm> Aha, so there's a bug specifically identified for the issue I'm seeing:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub/+bug/282577
[09:38]  * NorthByNorthWest reads
[09:38] <ms_> #ubuntu-dz
[09:38] <Myrtti> NorthByNorthWest: sorry, setuid http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setuid
[09:38]  * NorthByNorthWest reads new link instead :)
[09:39] <baadteddy> anyone with experience using sshfs?
[09:39] <ectospasm> baadteddy: you mean sftp/scp?
[09:39] <ectospasm> or is it something different?
[09:40] <baadteddy> ectospasm: well, mounting ssh as a drive
[09:40] <eshat> What software can I use to record video with sound from my webcam (GUI prefered) ?
[09:40] <Skaag> Hey there :-)
[09:40] <ms_> hi I m new in x chat
[09:40] <ectospasm> ms_: welcome to IRC!
[09:40] <Skaag> Anyone knows the name of that web based software that allows several people in an office to vote on which music will be played next?
[09:41] <Skaag> I used to remember the name, but it escapes me now...
[09:41] <NorthByNorthWest> Myrtti: so... its supposed to make all added/modified files belong to a group instead of a user, and then i need to add users to that group to give them access to the shared directory and its contents?
[09:41] <DEBUNTU73> NEED HELP ON RSYNC: I want to rsync a source dir to an destination dir, while in destination dir does already contain a specific DIR that is missing at the SOURCE dir and that MUST NOT BE DELETET a the destination dir. If I do a simple " rsync -a -h --stats -P --delete /source/ /dest/ " that DIR at Destination will be deletet. HOW TO PREVENT DELETION OF A SPECIFIC DIR AT THE DESTINATION?
[09:41] <Myrtti> NorthByNorthWest: yup
[09:41] <tdn_> How do I record a screen cast in Kubuntu 9.04? I need it to show a bug in a bug report.
[09:41] <jpds> Skaag: Sounds like the workers should be doing better stuff... like... working?
[09:41] <Skaag> jpds: We work hard enough :-)
[09:42] <jpds> DEBUNTU73: Remove the --delete flag?
[09:42] <ectospasm> Skaag: reminds me of the old massinova website
[09:42] <NorthByNorthWest> Myrtti: ok, thats excellent! all group members have full access to add, modify and delete each others files on that share. but users not in that group cant?
[09:42] <DEBUNTU73> jpds: thanks, but I need --delete so other unused dirs and files are been removed. so this is no option
[09:42] <Myrtti> NorthByNorthWest: basically yes. The permissions are determined by normal chmod though
[09:43] <lokendra> hello
[09:43] <lokendra> can i hellp me
[09:43] <NorthByNorthWest> Myrtti: do I set permissions and setgid in the server by ssh:ing into it, i guess?
[09:44] <Myrtti> NorthByNorthWest: one way of doing it :-)
[09:44] <lokendra> Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 in not working
[09:44] <Myrtti> lokendra: in wine?
[09:44] <jpds> DEBUNTU73: So do an rsync run first with --exclude=directory/you/want/to/exclude/ with --delete and then another rsync run without those flags?
[09:44] <lokendra> yes
[09:45] <lokendra> Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 is allred install but is not working
[09:45] <hs> 我爱鄧裕文！
[09:46] <ziroday> !cn | hs
[09:46] <hs> 你们是谁啊！
[09:46] <lokendra> can i hellp me
[09:46] <lokendra> Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 is allred install but is not working
[09:46] <hs> 没人聊的吗？
[09:46] <Gun_Smoke_> DEBUNTU73: drop --delete
[09:46] <SKiLLs> wow this is sad i can't even install plug-ins to pidgin on Ubuntu
[09:46] <Myrtti> SKiLLs: install them from repos?
[09:46] <hs> 你们打的字都是中文啊！
[09:46] <Myrtti> !english | hs
[09:47] <hs> 我顶！
[09:47] <hs> 顶.........
[09:47] <DEBUNTU73> Gun_Smoke_: NEED HELP ON RSYNC: I want to rsync a source dir to an destination dir, while in destination dir does already contain a specific DIR that is missing at the SOURCE dir and that MUST NOT BE DELETET a the destination dir. If I do a simple " rsync -a -h --stats -P --delete /source/ /dest/ " that DIR at Destination will be deletet. HOW TO PREVENT DELETION OF A SPECIFIC DIR AT THE DESTINATION? btw: I need --delete so unused dirs and files are been
[09:47] <hs> 喂！！～
[09:47] <SKiLLs> repos?
[09:47] <DEBUNTU73> jpds: hmm.... will that do it for sure?
[09:47] <Gun_Smoke_> DEBUNTU73: no, you need a 2 step process
[09:47] <lokendra> can i hellp me
[09:47] <jpds> DEBUNTU73: Yes.
[09:47] <Myrtti> !info pidgin-plugin-pack | SKiLLs
[09:47] <jpds> Gun_Smoke_: That's what I just said.
[09:48] <ariqs> how do I run a .jar in ubuntu?
[09:48] <DEBUNTU73> jpds: doesn't --exclude affecting only SOURCE side??
[09:48] <lokendra> Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 is allred install but is not working
[09:48] <ziroday> ariqs: with jre
[09:48] <gypsymauro> hi
[09:48] <DEBUNTU73> jpds: at source side there is no such directory to exclude.
[09:48] <lokendra> pls hell me sir
[09:48] <gypsymauro> what's the easiest way to disable an user to mount usb devices?
[09:48] <SKiLLs> lol that is what i'm tryin to install
[09:48] <ariqs> ziroday: how do I access that?
[09:48] <ziroday> lokendra: #winehq is a better place to ask
[09:48] <ziroday> ariqs: do you have jre installed?
[09:49] <SKiLLs> nope
[09:49] <ariqs> I "think" so
[09:49] <DEBUNTU73> Gun_Smoke_:  and --exclude does work also on destination side using --delete ?!
[09:49] <ziroday> !java | ariqs
[09:49] <ariqs> how do I simply check?
[09:49] <Myrtti> !patience | lokendra
[09:49] <ariqs> oh, sun java web start
[09:50] <ariqs> well, I click on that and see nothing
[09:50] <Gun_Smoke_> DEBUNTU73: --exclude does just that. It will forget to include that file.  SO, on the target if you are still using the --delete you will no lose that file.
[09:50] <ariqs> how do I use my JRE to run a .jar?
[09:51] <rapha_> hi all, my deluge windows stay white since today, (perhaps after the jaunty update), is someone can confirm or help me, thanks !!
[09:51] <Gun_Smoke_> rapha_: kill it and start again?
[09:52] <DEBUNTU73> Gun_Smoke_: hmmm.. ok.. then I guess I need to re-read the man page for --delete again... thanks for hint!
[09:52] <Gun_Smoke_> DEBUNTU73: no problem. Look over the examples too.
[09:52] <chalcedony> what kinds of things do people use to keep track of notes and reminders on ubuntu? i'd like it to be searchable and create a permanent record
[09:53] <tiyowan> !bug
[09:53] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: there are a few options.  Lightening plugin for Thunderbird works well.
[09:53] <rapha_> Gun_Smoke_: i ve do that but same problem !
[09:54] <Gun_Smoke_> rapha_: reinstall it?  aptitude reinstall deluge-torrent
[09:54] <chalcedony> Gun_Smoke_: but then i'd have to use thunderbird
[09:54] <SKiLLs> how do i find a folder i'm looking for?
[09:54] <chalcedony> i use mutt
[09:54] <BrixSat> hello
[09:54] <chalcedony> can thunderbird do black background?
[09:54] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: I do to..
[09:54] <BrixSat> i have installed task sel
[09:55] <bilalakhtar> hello everybody i hav a TOSHIBA software modem on my laptop. how do I use it nder ubuntu jaunty? it is not showing up in network manager
[09:55] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: do you use X at all?
[09:55] <rapha_> Gun_Smoke_: same pb with a reinstall, ive try a other version and pb persist !
[09:55] <limpc> is there any way to turn off k3B's insistence on very slowly generating a MD5 of the ISO you plan to burn, before allowing you to burn it?
[09:55] <Gun_Smoke_> kde or gnome?
[09:55] <BrixSat> i have installed using tasksel the xubuntu desktop, and how can i disable it from autostart?
[09:55] <chalcedony> gnome Gun_Smoke_
[09:55] <NorthByNorthWest> Myrtti: so I ssh into the ubuntu server with the shared directory and do a setgid on the shared directory.
[09:55] <Gun_Smoke_> rapha_: have a look at rtorrent
[09:55]  * NorthByNorthWest goes into action with setgid
[09:55] <Nationiant> asd
[09:56] <bilalakhtar> hello everybody i hav a TOSHIBA software modem on my laptop. how do I use it nder ubuntu jaunty? it is not showing up in network manager
[09:56] <limpc> bilalakhtar: dont flood
[09:56] <BrixSat> !ask | bilalakhtar
[09:56] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: I forget the name of the package but have a look over the articles at deb-a-day.  there is something listed in there that I remember looking at some time ago
[09:56] <epok07> hi folks !
[09:56] <rapha_> Gun_Smoke_: the other torrent softs are ok on my jaunty, just deluge since this morning !!
[09:57] <Gun_Smoke_> rapha_: no idea
[09:57] <chalcedony> Gun_Smoke_: i use xwindows and xchat .. just also mutt
[09:57] <Star568> i have a dell 2650 server with 6G ram, can ubuntu server version auto use the 6G RAM without special settings?
[09:57] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: about the same here..
[09:57] <tiyowan> Please point me towards the bug-reporting guidelines uri.
[09:57] <chalcedony> Gun_Smoke_: xchat?
[09:58] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: nothing that I know of.. irssi currently
[09:58] <limpc> Star568: 64 bit is the only requirement
[09:58] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: Read the documents
[09:58] <chalcedony> Gun_Smoke_: nice with screen . . but only xchat has movable tabs
[09:58] <Star568> limpc: my CPU is xeon, it is 32bit
[09:58] <ubuntu_> how to enable and disable x server display
[09:58] <Gun_Smoke_> chalcedony: yep..
[09:59] <Kaifas> Hello. I have the question. Why when i for example maximizi my movie, so my PC is just lag, and when maximized, for example sometimes system just freeze and i must restart my computer. I have ATI HD 2600 pro VGA, i install all driver for it. But nothing, if i turn off the effect so it's good, but i think this is not the solution for this problem. Because in internet i find that guy with HD 3650 have the same problem, so really this is not in VGA. We use Ubun
[09:59] <tiyowan> Gun_Smoke_: Yes. :) I seem to be having trouble navigating the community documentation.
[09:59] <Rapture> Mohero: Hi!! if you are here... =)
[10:00] <Star568> can i install 64bit server version on my duel xeon processor?
[10:00] <epok07> has anyone  tips about the installation of "Gnome-shell" !? I followed the instructions display @ http://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell#building but I didn't work for me
[10:00] <chalcedony> out of six quits 2 are Ex-Chat :)
[10:00] <BrixSat> Star568,  why not?
[10:00] <Star568> my xeon processor is 32 bit
[10:01] <Rapture> Mohero: yesterday evening I came to 3 shopstore.... for huawei e169 I have to pay 149 euro... :(
[10:01] <Kaifas> so anyone?
[10:01] <Kaifas> so didn't know what the problem it is? :(
[10:01] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs
[10:01] <Star568>  can i install 64bit server version on my duel xeon processor (32BIt)
[10:01] <_ruben> Star568: no
[10:02] <Star568> thanks, _ruben
[10:02] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: and look over these. http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=bug&searchon=names&suite=jaunty&section=all
[10:02] <Star568> can 32bit server version support 6G RAM ?
[10:02] <Myrtti> Kaifas: turn off the effects. it's a perfectly good solution.
[10:02] <Gun_Smoke_> Star568: big mem kernel can.
[10:03] <Gun_Smoke_> I believe the server kernel is ready to go, but it's been a while.
[10:03] <Kaifas> I have "cairo dock" and when i turn off the effect, so it have the black background, not very nice. :|
[10:03] <Star568> Gun_smoke: you mean i just install the latest server version, it auto use big mem kernel?
[10:03] <Aryaan> Hi, how do I "Turn on sound support from kernel config"?
[10:04] <ubuntu_> how to disbale x server when restart ubuntu
[10:04] <thor> Anyone know of anything that is like Visual Studio but for python and for linux?
[10:04] <masdapit-jaunty> et
[10:05] <Gun_Smoke_> Star568: I don't know for sure anymore.
[10:05] <tiyowan> Gun_Smoke_: Thanks. I'm aware of that link - I've been experiencing a bug with network-manager since 8.10, and it seems to have fallen through the cracks because of a lack of information; so I was actually looking for a doc that'll guide me to post all the relevant info.
[10:05] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: Network Manager SUCKS.. Drop it in favor of wicd.
[10:06] <Aryaan> Hello, does anyone know how to "Turn on sound support from kernel config"?
[10:06] <Wille_eee> how do i restore the ubuntu original sounddrivers?
[10:06] <tiyowan> Gun_Smoke_: Yes I know. :) But I'd feel better after at least putting up a detailed bug report.
[10:07] <zcserei> How can I search for packages from the command line?
[10:07] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: it's already been highly documented and as far as I can currently tell has mostly been dropped on the kernel teams lap.
[10:07] <Aryaan> apt-cache search <name>
[10:07] <zcserei> thanks
[10:07] <Aryaan> Yw.
[10:07] <Gun_Smoke_> aparently it has more to do with the kernel than the package.
[10:07] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: ^^
[10:07] <kholerabbi> hello I am having some trouble configuring skype for linux for input sound.. Is there a way to see in real time which streams have sound coming through?
[10:08] <tiyowan> Gun_Smoke: Well, actually...I'll tell post what the problem is.
[10:08] <bullgard4> What is the difference between 'jaunty-proposed' and 'jaunty-updates'?
[10:08] <klem> hi
[10:08] <Star568> ubuntu_: Ctrl + Alt + Backspace
[10:09] <Gun_Smoke_> pro·pose  (pr-pz)
[10:09] <Gun_Smoke_> v. pro·posed, pro·pos·ing, pro·pos·es
[10:09] <Gun_Smoke_> v.tr.
[10:09] <Gun_Smoke_> 1. To put forward for consideration, discussion, or adoption; suggest: propose a change in the law.
[10:09] <epok07> @zcserei or aptitude search <name pattern> (if it ain't the same as apt-cache search)
[10:09] <Gun_Smoke_> bullgard4: ^^^^^^^
[10:10] <Aryaan> Hey, How do I "Turn on sound support from kernel config"?
[10:10] <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 (with it on, pages take ages to load, with it off, some pages give Network Timeout)?
[10:10] <Aryaan> Or checking if soundcore module is loaded
[10:10] <lokendra> hello Sir
[10:11] <lokendra> i have install the wine and then i have faced the problem of dreamwever
[10:11] <Aryaan> Okay, how do I just check if a module is loaded on the kernel?
[10:12] <phil__> hello everyone
[10:12] <lokendra>  dreamweaver  already install and now it is not waorking
[10:12] <concerta> cwo_pric
[10:12] <lokendra> and now i want to install this.. then it gvies the error
[10:13] <lokendra> help plz
[10:13] <tiyowan> I've spent the better part of the day testing this. It's about using the AWUS036H Alfa adapter (RTL8187 chipset) with versions of Ubuntu. In 8.10, when using the rtl8187 provided, my wireless connection drops frequently. Additionally, network manager reports 15-16% signal strength on all available APs. Using ndiswrapper, the disconnection problem disappears, but the system locks up after around an hour of usage. Using the drivers from the aircrack team fixes
[10:13] <lokendra> help plz
[10:14] <SKiLLs> ...
[10:14] <Mohero> Rapture: yup, I'm here
[10:14] <Mohero> Rapture: €149 - ouch
[10:15] <Mohero> Rapture: did you take the Eee with you?
[10:15] <cryingtux> hi
[10:16] <jovaro> Is someone else also having problems with mysql using 100% cpu after the latest update?
[10:16] <cryingtux> can i install KDE 4.2.4 on intrepid?
[10:17] <chazco> jovaro - May be better off asking in ubuntu server... mysql seems okay here though
[10:17] <jovaro> ok thanks for checking
[10:18] <cryingtux> or may be somebody can direct me to kde kubuntu room?
[10:19] <tiyowan> cryingtux: The folks in #kubuntu could help you out.
[10:19] <Rapture> yes, but they don't let me to try it.... sigh
[10:19] <Rapture> Mohero: yes, but they don't let me to try it.... sigh
[10:19] <phil__> guys ive just installed songbird on ubuntu and it gives me errors everytime i try to play a song
[10:19] <root__> _)
[10:19] <cryingtux> tiyowan: thanks
[10:19] <root__> :)
[10:19] <limpc> hmm is there any way to resize the primary partition in ubuntu?
[10:19] <limpc> gparted has the option greyed out
[10:20] <NorthByNorthWest> Myrtti: could you help me with the syntax of the chmod g+s to set all created files and folders to belog to a group named 'servershare', Im unsure how to do that and dont want to mess things up!
[10:20] <limpc> its 1Tb, i want to resize it to 500Gb and install another OS on the remainder
[10:20] <tiyowan> limpc: Is it an NTFS partition?
[10:21] <limpc> no its my primary linux partition
[10:21] <limpc> ext3fs
[10:21] <tiyowan> limpc: Are you trying to resize it from the instance of Ubuntu that is installed on it?
[10:21] <limpc> yea.
[10:21] <limpc> used to be able to do that (not in ubuntu but older linux flavors)
[10:22] <tiyowan> limpc: I don't think it'll work. The Live CD ought to do it.
[10:22] <limpc> will it resize destructively? or will it move any files located outside the sized partition
[10:23] <houqj> hi
[10:23] <Mohero> Rapture: my usual trick is "ok, I'll go next door to Vodafone, then."
[10:23] <tiyowan> limpc: I resized my ext3 partition using the Live CD; didn't destroy anything for me.
[10:24] <Mohero> Rapture: they're normally a little more relaxed about letting you try it then
[10:24] <phil__> limpc u have to go from the live cd u burnet
[10:24] <phil__> guys is songbird unstable on ubuntu or its just my system ?
[10:25] <Knirgh> Hello, my GRUB has been overwritten with windows bootloader and now i'm trying to restore it from a liveCD. I'm having some problems with the commands though. i get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/188085/
[10:26] <phil__> guys anyone had luck running songbird succecfully on ubuntu?
[10:27] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: have you tried wicd?
[10:27] <n0gear> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351   ... that helped me
[10:27] <n0gear> ^ for Knirgh
[10:28] <Knirgh> n0gear: Hello again :)
[10:29] <tiyowan> Gun_Smoke_: I remember trying it on intrepid. Hmm...you think it'll help? Because I would think that the problem is in the rtl8187 module that ships with Ubuntu. :/
[10:29] <Mohero> phil__: I ran songbird once on 8.10 - seemed stable, but I prefer Rhythmbox
[10:29] <Mohero> phil__: can't say much about it, as I didn't use it for long, but it did seem stable.
[10:29] <`brandon`> Hello, how do i uninstall a a program that i installed from a deb file?
[10:30] <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 (with it on, pages take ages to load, with it off, some pages give Network Timeout)?
[10:31] <Knirgh> n0gear: i have seen that guide before. no luck. it gave this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/188097/
[10:31] <Gun_Smoke_> tiyowan: I run Debian Stable.  And network-manager has been nothing but problems for a lot of us.  Most have moved to wicd.  All my machines now use wicd, and it's one of the first things I change on any deb based install.
[10:31] <Gun_Smoke_> be back reboot
[10:32] <`brandon`> can someone help me
[10:32] <linny> anyone experienced with atis fglrx and dual head ? i have an hd2600 card ?
[10:33] <tiyowan> `brandon` | !ask
[10:35] <`brandon`> tiyowan: i installed dancer-ircd but how do i uninstall that program btw it was a .deb file.
[10:35] <Myrtti> tiyowan: you have it all upside down :-) it's "!factoid | nick" :-)
[10:35]  * MaWaLe is away: brb
[10:35] <n0gear> Knirgh: u could try program super grub disk. http://sites.google.com/site/supergrubdiskmirrorlist
[10:36] <slipknot> Help!! Do I need anti-virus on Ubuntu Desktop ?
[10:36] <n0gear> slipknot: not really
[10:36] <Knirgh> n0gear: it seems i have walked the same tracks. I burned that iso and tried too boot it, didnt work for me
[10:36] <n0gear> :)
[10:36] <slipknot> n0gear: is it secure enough to not have it ?
[10:36] <slipknot> is it like a MAC
[10:36] <n0gear> slipknot: yes
[10:37] <Knirgh> slipknot: Virus? what virus?
[10:37] <tiyowan> Myrtti: Erm, thank you. :)
[10:37]  * MaWaLe is back (gone 00:01:34)
[10:37] <slipknot> another plus to ubuntu then I guess, I can see this taking over windows!!! in years to come
[10:38] <Knirgh> slipknot: the current mac OS is based on "linux"
[10:38] <haffe> Uhmmmm?
[10:38] <n0gear> Knirgh: do you have menu.lst in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[10:38] <linny> Knirgh: bsd atcually
[10:38] <Knirgh> linny: i know. was trying to make him understand
[10:39] <slipknot> cool, so in a few years time it'll be Ubuntu and Mac goodbye windows!!!
[10:39] <Gun_Smoke> tiyowan: if you look over the bug reports already filed against network-manager you'll see a lot of recommendations to move away from it
[10:39] <Knirgh> n0gear: Nope since it's a livecd
[10:39] <office> dreams
[10:39] <Knirgh> n0gear: i have my menu.lst in /mnt/root/boot/grub/menu.lst
[10:40] <linny> `brandon`: sudo apt-get remove dancer-ircd
[10:40] <slipknot> Can I run mutliple browser's like Safri IE and Chrome on Ubuntu ???
[10:40] <Rapture> Mohero: huahuahua ok... this evening I try to do this.....
[10:41] <Knirgh> Disconnect.
[10:41] <rabidweezle> erm, I would ask this in #wine... but that channel's invite only...
[10:41] <rabidweezle> has anyone gotten wine working on an x64 install?
[10:41] <Gun_Smoke> rabidweezle: I think you have the wrong channel
[10:42] <baadteddy> @rabidweezle yeah
[10:42] <baadteddy> running steam in wine right now
[10:42] <tiyowan> Gun_Smoke: I have...I just got an idea, I'll pop over to the aircrack channel and ask those guys about the drivers for Jaunty.
[10:42] <tiyowan> Gun_Smoke: Thanks a lot!
[10:42] <rabidweezle> hrm, did you use the winehq repo?
[10:42] <Gun_Smoke> tiyowan: np
[10:43] <rabidweezle> baadteddy, to be more exact, what's your deb line for sources.lst for your wine repo?
[10:43] <baadteddy> @rabidweezle yeah
[10:43] <baadteddy> @ rabidweezle, checking
[10:43] <rabidweezle> cause mine is trying to download a 32-bit deb and it's not accepting it in apt
[10:44] <baadteddy> @rabidweezle i know someone running 64bit gentoo had trouble with wine
[10:44]  * rabidweezle nods
[10:44] <Knirgh> n0gear: ok now i'm stuck at the chroot part. It gives a "format error on executable file" error
[10:44] <baadteddy> @rabidweezle looks like i'm just using the default repo
[10:45] <n0gear> Knirgh: now u need someone wiser bro. sorry
[10:45] <kazper> Play someone game Tibia?
[10:46] <slipknot> Can I run mutliple browser's like Safri IE and Chrome on Ubuntu ???
[10:46] <ra21vi> i installed mod_wsgi from  source code, and installed (make install), and the mod_wsgi.so is available in /usr/lib/apache2/modules/
[10:47] <ra21vi> but i cannot get it in a2enmod
[10:47] <baadteddy> @rabidweezle yeah, just the default repo
[10:47] <harpreet_> how do I disable sudo -i ?
[10:47] <baadteddy> @rabidweezle and universe
[10:47] <ra21vi> also, mod_wsgi is not available in /etc/apache2/mods-available/
[10:47] <rabidweezle> baadteddy, nevermind, I got it :D
[10:47] <baadteddy> k
[10:47] <baadteddy> goo
[10:47] <baadteddy> d
[10:47] <harpreet_> how do I disable sudo -i ?
[10:48] <Knirgh> i need help! chroot error :(
[10:48] <ripps> harpreet_: you mean exit the shell? exit close the current shell
[10:48] <BenTM> moin
[10:49] <harpreet_> ripps: no, i meant disabling command sudo -i for the user who has administrative privilages
[10:50] <ripps> harpreet_: I don't understand why? Every command is run by superuser, sudo -i is equivalent to run sudo bash
[10:50] <harpreet_> ripps: sudo -i takes the user to root without asking password
[10:50] <phil__> hey is there a good imaging software for ubuntu that will save the current os state?
[10:50] <SKiLLs> what is Sandbox website?
[10:50] <p0bailey> dd
[10:50] <ripps> harpreet_: no, it should ask for password  to get into the shell
[10:50] <n0gear> phil__: have u looked clonezills
[10:50] <SKiLLs> Virtual Sandbox
[10:50] <n0gear> clonezilla
[10:50] <BenTM> we use dhcp but i have to take a different gateway where/how edit it ?
[10:51]  * rabidweezle loads up winamp in wine as a test
[10:51] <p0bailey> dd
[10:51] <harpreet_> ripps: it asks for user password not the root password
[10:51] <jerroome> hi
[10:51] <ripps> harpreet_: ubuntu doesn't have a root password
[10:51] <slipknot> Can I run mutliple browser's like Safri IE and Chrome on Ubuntu ???
[10:51] <harpreet_> and next time i log out and log in, it doesnt even ask any password
[10:51] <harpreet_> ripps: it does
[10:51] <SKiLLs> anyone know Virtual Sandbox website?
[10:51] <jerroome> does anyone know why an apt-get install inside a startup script fails although it doesn't when logged in ?
[10:51] <harpreet_> ripps: you can set the root , unix password which is totally different than the user i have
[10:51] <slipknot> Can I run mutliple browser's like Safri IE and Chrome on Ubuntu ???
 sure you can
[10:52] <LurkersA> Hey all; How would I find which packages were updated during the last set of updates on my machine?
[10:52] <harpreet_> slipknot: yes
[10:52] <ripps> harpreet_: well, yes if you set it manually, but by default ubuntu doesn't have a root password.
[10:52] <erUSUL> slipknot: multiple browsers like firefox opera midori lynx links epiphany etc....
[10:52] <slipknot> harpreet: just download as you would on windows yes ?
[10:53] <harpreet_> ripps: i have root password set up totally different than the user password,
[10:53] <harpreet_> slipknot: no
[10:53] <harpreet_> slipknot: what would you like to do? are you new to ubuntu?
[10:53] <slipknot> harpreet: please explain where I get them from I need to cross browser websites I design
 have a look with apt-cache search soft_your_looking_for
[10:54] <harpreet_> slipknot: use synaptic package manager
[10:54] <erUSUL> slipknot: IE can be run via IE4Linux safari i do not know but midori an epiphany use webkit (the same as safary)
[10:54] <slipknot> ok cheers
[10:55] <ripps> harpreet_: too the point, I don't know how to disable sudo -i without disabling sudo itself. But you shouldn't be using root passwords and stuff. The default admin user with admin user password sudo is the ideal sercurity scheme for ubuntu, anything else could mess with the how everything else is configured
[10:55] <SKiLLs> does Virtual Sandbox work on linux?
[10:55] <harpreet_> ripps: i agree, thank you
 it isn't the best way at all, but you can have a look at /var/cache/apt/archives and order by date
[10:56] <BenTM> im new to unbuntu and try to change the gateway but we use dhcp how can i edit this without disable dhcp?
[10:56] <Macfuddy> if i mount an iso and restart my computer, does it stay?
[10:57] <erUSUL> Macfuddy: no; but you can add an fstab entry for it and it will get mounted on everyboot
 have a look at /etc/network/interfaces and add the line gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
[10:58]  * Macfuddy thanks erUSUL
[10:59] <stevecam> is everything blocked by default after install of ubuntu, or do i have to do that myself?
[11:00] <rabidweezle> !avant
 what do you want to be blocked ?
[11:00] <Graloth> does anyone know a good free email software that works with an exchange server, not using web connection
[11:00] <Guest14655> hey
[11:00] <stevecam> jerroome, everything
[11:01] <Slart> SKiLLs: have you checked their website?
[11:01] <SKiLLs> I found it
[11:01] <Guest14655> any one can help me in screenlet
[11:01] <SKiLLs> I was saying the wrong thing
[11:01] <slipknot> how do you acces phpmyadmin via url localhost and yes i have lamp installed
[11:01] <deiaccord> Graloth: evolution works with exchange directly
[11:01] <SKiLLs> I needed  virtualbox
[11:01] <Slart> !virtualbox | SKiLLs
[11:01] <SKiLLs> I found it
[11:02] <slipknot> how do you acces phpmyadmin via url localhost and yes i have lamp installed
[11:02] <SKiLLs> do you know if Visual Web Developer works on Ubuntu?
[11:02] <Graloth> i havent gotten evolution to work with exchange, it requires alot of info, but all i have is the exchange servers local name and the account i use to log in on it with outlook
[11:02] <Slart> SKiLLs: have you looked at their website?
[11:02] <cyberninja> hi can anyone help me with my chroot. limits.conf works just fine. i just cant get chrooted users to be limited
[11:02] <SKiLLs> wines?
[11:02] <SKiLLs> I tried the express edition :(
[11:02] <SKiLLs> not sure if I should download VS2008
[11:03] <Slart> !appdb | SKiLLs
[11:03] <slipknot> how do you acces phpmyadmin via url localhost and yes i have lamp installed
[11:03] <Slart> !repeat | slipknot
[11:04] <LurkersA> jerroome: Thanks a lot
[11:04] <Slart> slipknot: repeat once every 15 minutes or so.. use the time to search forums and google..
[11:04] <slipknot> sorry im impataient lol
[11:07] <spaceninja> why is nexuiz still on 2.4?
[11:08] <cow_kuL> UJ
[11:08] <cow_kuL> UUIIH
[11:08] <cow_kuL> HYHGHGHJ
[11:09] <gartral> any one know about the Lyric MP3 player? I have a friends, can't seem to mount it
[11:09] <michael_wigren> Hi all. Doses any one know how to renew membership in a Launchpad team? Specifically the ubuntu-users team.
[11:10] <digitalsatori> hi, is there any way I can mount a .mdf without converting to iso
[11:10] <gartral> any one know about the Lyric MP3 player? I have a friends, can't seem to mount it
[11:11] <rabidweezle> gardar, look up acetone iso on getdeb
[11:11] <rabidweezle> erm
[11:11] <rabidweezle> not you gartral I mean digitalsatori
[11:12] <digitalsatori> rabidweezle: thank you very much, I will try
[11:14] <jambus> hey folks. has anybody installed scponly on jaunty? the setup_chroot.sh doesnt work!
[11:15] <rabidweezle> does it give you any output to as of why it failed jambus?
[11:15] <jambus> your scponly build is not configured for chrooted operation.
[11:15] <jambus> please reconfigure as follows, then rebuild and reinstall:
[11:15] <jambus> and then the ./configure line im supposed to use.
[11:16] <rabidweezle> hrm, and that configure line I'm taking doesn't work
[11:16] <rabidweezle> do you have build-essential installed?
[11:16] <jambus> rabidweezle well, i thount that would mean to compile scponly from button up
[11:16] <SavMyDreams> http://savemydreams.blogspot.com/
[11:17] <rabidweezle> build-essential is your compiler
[11:17] <jambus> rabidweezle didnt want to compile scponly completely new.
[11:17] <rabidweezle> might have to :/
[11:17] <jambus> rabidweezle tried dpkg-reconfigured scponly and choose to "install chroot"-version
[11:17] <rabidweezle> ooh
[11:18] <jambus> rabidweezle isnt that supposed to help?
[11:18] <cole_c> Hi all, is there anyone that can help me install drivers for a wifi adapter? the readme files aint making much sense
[11:18] <rabidweezle> jambus I dunno :(
[11:19] <rabidweezle> I'm starting to feel worthless on this problem sorry jambus
[11:19] <jambus> rabidweezle thanks anyway.
[11:21]  * rabidweezle deletes his bottom panel and replaces it with avant-window-navigator
[11:21] <__machine> which package do i need to install to be able to execute .jar files? preferably without installing a billion dependancies that i dont need (e.g. X anything)
[11:21] <rabidweezle> sun-java6
[11:21] <rabidweezle> then it's java -jar foo.jar
[11:22] <SaLf> wassup?
[11:23] <rabidweezle> sorry __machine, it's sun-java6-jre
[11:23] <__machine> rabidweezle: when i do apt search java6 i see java6-runtime, java6-runtime-headless, and java6-sdk... do i just install java6-runtime-headless ? this is on hardy
[11:23] <digitalsatori> rabidweezle: I installed the acetoneISO, unfortunately it is still unable to mount my .mdf which claimed as a muti-sector mdf
[11:24] <rabidweezle> __machine, sun-java6-jdk
[11:24] <rabidweezle> digitalsatori, lemme see if I can find an app to convert it to an iso for you, might work better
[11:24] <__machine> rabidweezle: will that install anything X related that i dont need?
[11:25] <rabidweezle> __machine remove the headers, you don't need that, just do sun-java6-jre
[11:25] <rabidweezle> jre = java runtime enviroment
[11:26] <rabidweezle> aka, that's the part that runs the jars
[11:26] <rabidweezle> digitalsatori, I "believe", but now sure, than you can rename the mdf to iso and it will work
[11:26] <rabidweezle> not sure*
[11:27] <rabidweezle> I've done it like that a few times
[11:27] <__machine> rabidweezle: it doesnt appear to build anything... http://pastebin.com/d9f3bac4
[11:27] <__machine> says not a real package
[11:27] <digitalsatori> rabidweezle: thank you, trying
[11:28] <rabidweezle> __machine, try sun-java[tab] and see what you get
[11:28] <rabidweezle> if you get a sun-java5-jre you can use that too
[11:28]  * rabidweezle uses jaunty64 so is using that as a point of refference for the packages
[11:29] <rabidweezle> and if all else fails __machine, just type in java, and it should tell you what packages provide it
[11:30] <SmokeyD> hey people. I am using networkmanager on ubuntu, but want to use tcpdump to analyse network traffic. Where can I find the network devices?
[11:30] <rabidweezle> ifconfig
[11:30] <SmokeyD> networkmanager reports that wlan0 is connected and has an ipaddress
[11:30] <shadeslayer> SmokeyD: how about wireshark ??
[11:30] <rabidweezle> SmokeyD,
[11:30] <SmokeyD> but there is no /dev/wlan0
[11:30] <SmokeyD> rabidweezle: I mean the device files
[11:31] <rabidweezle> ooh
[11:31]  * rabidweezle looks
[11:31] <SmokeyD> shadeslayer: I want to use tcpdump since I know it well and is good. I just want to know where the device files are
[11:31] <BenTM> thx @ jerroome
[11:31] <felix_> please help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7398274#post7398274  (iptables, forwarging)
[11:31] <shadeslayer> SmokeyD: never used tcpdump :)
[11:32] <rabidweezle> SmokeyD, I don't see anything in dev at all for eth* or wlans
[11:32] <cryingtux> shadeslayer:
[11:32] <SmokeyD> rabidweezle: neither do I
[11:32] <SmokeyD> hence my question :)
[11:32] <shadeslayer> cryingtux: ??
[11:33] <rabidweezle> neither that or /dev/net
[11:33]  * rabidweezle thinks
[11:33] <rabidweezle> I've never heard of a program call the network board like that though
[11:33] <rabidweezle> usally you just state eth1, wlan0 or whatever
[11:34] <cryingtux> i asked you about kubuntu upgrade while back and you recommended alternate install cd, can i skip that and upgrade my current intrepid? i have lots to reset again with fresh install
[11:34] <shadeslayer> cryingtux: lol...did you read..the alternate cd can be used to upgrade :)
[11:34] <rabidweezle> I do all my upgrades with the update manager :/
[11:34] <Whoop> Does anyone know why the package ubuntu-xen-server doesn't work on Jaunty?  it fails to create a kernel and upgrade grub
[11:34] <Whoop> Doesn't fail, no errors or anything...just doesnt do it
[11:35] <shadeslayer> rabidweezle: alot can go bad with that
[11:35] <jpds> Whoop: Because Xen isn't supported in Ubuntu anymore.
[11:35] <Whoop> Really :-|
[11:35] <cryingtux> oh how?
[11:35] <Whoop> Why is the package still there...
[11:36] <shadeslayer> cryingtux: after you download the CD just mount it and theres a script in the CD labeled upgrade something...run it as root in a terminal :)
[11:36] <cryingtux> rabidweezle: i ran sudo update-manager -d and it tells me no upgrades available
[11:36] <shadeslayer> no need to burn a cd too :)
[11:36] <jpds> Whoop: *shrug*
[11:36] <cryingtux> shadeslayer: this sounds easy and safe
[11:36] <Whoop> humpf
[11:36] <Whoop> Shall have to start compiling myself then :-|
[11:37] <Whoop> Or take the easier option and switch back to debian
[11:37] <rabidweezle> the upgrade manager pretty much tells you there is a distro upgrade, make sure your software sources on the updates tab shows "release upgrade" and normal releases
[11:37] <shadeslayer> cryingtux: update-manager -d ??
[11:37] <jpds> Whoop: Xen was dropped for the favoured KVM.
[11:37] <jpds> So, yeah, ... use KVM like everyone else is ;)
[11:37] <Whoop> favoured, why?
[11:37] <shadeslayer> cryingtux: ps the update manager shows " new distro available " at the top
[11:37] <felix_> please help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7398274#post7398274  (iptables, forwarging)
[11:37] <Whoop> I'm running xen on 40 machines dude...
[11:37] <cryingtux> even update-notifier-kde -u brings no upgrades
[11:37] <Whoop> Its not a simple drop the hat and move
[11:37] <jpds> Whoop: Because everyone prefers KVM?
[11:38] <Whoop> Why?
[11:38] <Whoop> Everyone isn't an answer >_<
[11:38] <Whoop> I'm not refusing to switch, just not moving without a reason to
[11:38] <misteralexander> I do NOT like the new Amarok.  Anyone know how to revert back to 1.4 from a repository?
[11:38] <Whoop> because everyone else does is the worst reason
[11:38] <shadeslayer> and KDE mem usage new heights :)
[11:38] <shadeslayer> +reaches
[11:39] <rabidweezle> misteralexander, you could download the deb from a backports mirror somewhere and install that
[11:39] <SmokeyD> rabidweezle: that was a good suggestion. tcpdump -i wlan0 works instead of using tcpdump -i /dev/wlan0
[11:39] <jpds> Whoop: Noone wanted to support a separate kernel for Xen, and the server team decided to only support KVM.
[11:39] <Whoop> So thats not everyone, just Ubuntu?
[11:39] <SmokeyD> but using just tcpdump returns "no suitable device found"
[11:39] <jpds> Whoop: Yeah.
[11:39] <misteralexander> rabidweezle -> where might i find a "Backports Mirror"? I've been looking on the KDE site & Amarok site, but they REALLY only want you downloading the new one.
[11:40] <rabidweezle> SmokeyD, grats
[11:40] <rabidweezle> misteralexander, lemme see, gimme a min
[11:40] <Whoop> Windows runs on KVM?
[11:40] <rabidweezle> you said what version again?
[11:40] <jpds> Whoop: But KVM is a built-in Linux kernel module.
[11:40] <SmokeyD> so because the device files aren't where tcpdump expects, it can't autodetect them, but if you specify a name, it can. Weird, but as long as it works I am happy :)
[11:40] <rabidweezle> 1.4
[11:40] <misteralexander> rabidweezle -> K.
[11:40] <shadeslayer> cryingtux: so what did you choose ??
[11:41] <Whoop> jpds: I know.  But does Windows run on KVM?  I cna't use it unless Windows will run on it (with hardware virtualisation)
[11:41] <jpds> Whoop: http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Guest_Support_Status
[11:41] <rabidweezle> misteralexander, is that 32 or 64 bit?
[11:41] <misteralexander> rabidweezle -> 32bit
[11:42] <Whoop> bah, i'm gonna do some reasearching...last time I used KVM it didn't perform half as well as xen
[11:42] <Brent_Roth> for amd (64bit) Ubuntu, what file is the function for a syscall in?
[11:42] <cryingtux> shadeslayer: i want to upgrade my current system but the available commands seems not to work as mentioned here
[11:42] <cryingtux> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades/Kubuntu
[11:42] <rabidweezle> misteralexander, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-208697.html
[11:42] <cryingtux> i get message that no upgrades available which is weird
[11:43] <shadeslayer> cryingtux: youre using 8.10 right?? have you set the update manager to look for new upgrades?? normal releases
[11:43] <J-_> Is there an Empathy PPA?
[11:43] <shadeslayer> J-_: its in the repo :)
[11:43] <shadeslayer> !info empathy | J-_
[11:43] <cryingtux> yes im on fully updated 8.10
[11:43] <Brent_Roth> can anyone tell me where I can find the 'syscall' function in Ubuntu?
[11:43] <kobani> anyone know what causes this "apache2: bad user name ${APACHE_RUN_USER}" when running "/usr/sbin/apache2 -S" ?
[11:43] <rabidweezle> misteralexander, http://thepiratecove.org/files/amarok-1.4.1_i386.deb
[11:43] <J-_> shadeslayer: I know it's in the repos.
[11:43] <kobani> I assume some kind of wrapper script needs to be employed ?
[11:43] <shadeslayer> J-_: so??
[11:44] <cryingtux> how to set update manager to look for new upgrades?
[11:44] <joaopinto> Brakonil, install manpages-dev, and then: man syscall
[11:44] <joaopinto> ops, was for Brent_Roth
[11:44] <rabidweezle> cryingtux, it's in your software sources
[11:44] <misteralexander> rabidweezle -> Thanks a million man, I'll check it out.
[11:44] <cryingtux> sorry i am not aware of that how to do it
[11:44] <J-_> shadeslayer: You didn't answer my question. But I guess it's voluntary.
[11:44] <Brent_Roth> joaopinto ok, thanks
[11:44] <shadeslayer> cryingtux: open software sources??
[11:44] <cryingtux> ok?
[11:45] <shadeslayer> J-_: yes :)...but *why* do you need a PPA ??
[11:45] <shadeslayer> cryingtux: updates tab
[11:45] <J-_> Hah! Telepathy PPA as empathy files, too. Excellent.
[11:45] <shadeslayer> cryingtux: Release Update : normal releases
[11:46] <cryingtux> im looking for it now,
[11:46] <jpds> Whoop: Works great here. :)
[11:46] <Whoop> jpds: Great and peforms better/same as xen is a big difference :P  We have high performance requirements, these machines are used for unit testing
[11:47] <shadeslayer> J-_: im totally lost as to why you need a empathy PPA....try googling if it helps....ans the answer is no i do not know of a empathy PPA
[11:47] <felix_> please help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7398319#post7398319  (iptables, forwarding)
[11:48] <shadeslayer> *and
[11:48] <J-_> shadeslayer: I've googled. There's a PPA. I'm happy. End of story.
[11:48] <J-_> shadeslayer: If you can't figure out why I want one, don't worry about it.
[11:48] <slipknot> HELP!!....How do I access phpMyAdmin via URL, I already have LAMP installed... ???
[11:49] <rabidweezle> what's lamp?
[11:49] <shadeslayer> J-_: devel?
[11:50] <ibnyadam> linux apache pearl python
[11:50] <shadeslayer> J-_: or do you want the source??
[11:50] <Whoop> Thats LAPP ibnyadam :P
[11:50] <rabidweezle> ahh
[11:50] <Whoop> slipknot: aptitude install phpmyadmin && apache2ctl restart
[11:50]  * pshr happier than ever
[11:51] <ibnyadam> ohhhhhhhhhhh
[11:51] <slipknot> i already have lamp installed so phpmyadmin should already be there just cant access it via http://loclahost
[11:51] <rabidweezle> I haven't ran a web server in aaages
[11:51] <Whoop> slipknot: http://localhost/phpmyadmin
[11:51] <ibnyadam> run apache server
[11:51] <stevecam> hello christel
[11:51] <ibnyadam> go to local host
[11:51] <slipknot> tried that but nothing there
[11:51] <felix_> please help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7398319#post7398319  (iptables, forwarding)
[11:51] <rabidweezle> sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin
[11:52] <Whoop> slipknot: Did you follow what I said?  aptitude install phpmyadmin && apache2ctl restart
[11:52] <rabidweezle> then /etc/init.d/apache restart
[11:52] <Whoop> phpmyadmin isn't part of apache
[11:52] <Whoop> it needs installing seperate
[11:52] <slipknot> ok let me try that
[11:52] <ibnyadam> i think apache server is not started
[11:53] <rabidweezle> wish I had a reason to need a web server these days, but life's pretty boring atm lol
[11:53] <cryingtux> shadeslayer: can i run softwares sources gui from shell? it runs but doesnt open
[11:53] <ibnyadam> how can i play Counter strike on Ubuntu
[11:53] <shadeslayer> cryingtux: what??? software sources is not running?? looks like some serious problem
[11:53] <jrib> !appdb > ibnyadam
[11:53] <rabidweezle> cryingtux, there's a way to run a distro upgrade with apt in a console
[11:54] <jrib> !wine > ibnyadam
[11:54] <cryingtux> rabidweezle: how?
[11:54] <linny> whats the ubuntu alternative for webmin i heard webmins not supported ?
[11:54] <cryingtux> shadeslayer: yes it doesnt run
[11:54] <rabidweezle> lemme consult the man page there cryingtux brb
[11:54] <jrib> !webmin | linny
[11:54] <rabidweezle> !dist-upgrade
[11:54] <linny> !ebox
[11:54] <n0gear> !ebox
[11:54] <linny> :)
[11:54] <slipknot> please see http://paste.ubuntu.com/188150/
[11:55] <shadeslayer> rabidweezle: isnt that a serious problem?? the software sources gui not opening??
[11:55] <linny> cheers
[11:55] <rabidweezle> cryingtux, check that place out
[11:55] <cryingtux> rabidweezle: thanks, im doing that
[11:55] <rabidweezle> shadeslayer, cryingtux is having issues with the gui side
[11:56] <felix_> hoy i make my pc listen a forward? i need this pc to be listening 89.my.ip.add:8082
[11:56] <shadeslayer> rabidweezle: thats what im saying :)....isnt that a problem??
[11:56] <rabidweezle> you can do it manually like sudo apt-get dist-upgrade or something like that, I just don't remember the specifics
[11:57] <shadeslayer> bah..im going...
[11:57] <rabidweezle> I always use the gui myself
[11:59] <exsysprog> register
[12:01]  * rabidweezle installs blender to play around with some modeling
[12:02] <tehbaut> how do I make a mac os extended partition writable?
[12:08] <Skeptic> really silent around here today
[12:08] <n0gear> sure is
[12:08] <Skeptic> how come?
[12:09] <aswath_> aswath
[12:09] <felix_> please help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7398319#post7398319  (iptables, forwarding)
[12:09] <felix_> hoy i make my pc listen a forward? i need this pc to be listening 89.my.ip.add:8082
[12:10] <valtersssss> hello
[12:10] <valtersssss> I have big problem with my server
[12:10] <aswath_> ya wat 's the problem
[12:10] <valtersssss> maybe somebody can help me
[12:11] <n0gear> maybe u should ask the question?
[12:11] <felix_> how to pen a port?
[12:11] <valtersssss> W A R N I N G W A R N I N G W A R N I N G W A R N I N G
[12:11] <valtersssss> This is a private computer system. Unauthorized access or use
[12:11] <valtersssss> is prohibited and subject to prosecution and/or disciplinary
[12:11] <FloodBot1> valtersssss: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:11] <valtersssss> action. All use of this system constitutes consent to
[12:11] <valtersssss> monitoring at all times and users are not entitled to any
[12:12] <Myrtti> felix_: huh?
[12:12] <felix_> hoy i make my pc listen a forward? i need this pc to be listening 89.my.ip.add:8082
[12:12] <boss_mc> !iptables | felix_
[12:13] <Boohbah> felix_: if you mean port-forwarding, that would be configured on your router/firewall
[12:13] <felix_> firestarted doent let me change rules, and im running as root. just want to do it by console using iptables
[12:13] <valtersssss> I dont now
[12:13] <valtersssss> I dont know
[12:13] <felix_> Bobuido_, please help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7398319#post7398319  (iptables, forwarding)
[12:13] <kamikaze> #ubuntu-dk
[12:13] <felix_> forwarding IT's already done
[12:13] <valtersssss> this server is in datacentr
[12:13] <Myrtti> valtersssss: what on earth are you trying to ask? do not paste here, use pastebin
[12:13] <Myrtti> !pastebin | valtersssss
[12:13] <felix_> but doesnt work. each pc must be listening or something
[12:14] <waltub> !ping
[12:14] <Bobuido_> eh?
[12:14] <waltub> !ping
[12:14] <valtersssss> and of course I cannot connect to my secound server, but there is windows
[12:14] <valtersssss> I thing somebody hack or in datacentr firewall are doing some shits
[12:14] <waltub> !ping
[12:15] <boss_mc> waltub: stop
[12:15] <DJones> waltub: the bot only replies once in a short time, repeating won't get any response
[12:15] <amdfan> hello guysabout the bug in alsa mixer
[12:16] <felix_> Bobuido_, forward its done but still not work. i think each pc must be listening to my.ip.add.ress:port_forwarded
[12:16] <mashedpgravy> no i havent, only know of the bug with USB transfers being dodgy
[12:16] <J-_> felix_: Firestarter seems pretty hard to use. Check out gufw. It's an easy interface to follow.
[12:16] <amdfan> its that alsa cant play two sounds together (if one doesnt use pulse audio)
[12:16] <mashedpgravy> hrm
[12:16] <amdfan> is there any resolve for it??
[12:17] <felix_> J-_, somethings wrong with that. it calls aptitude and doesnt work. i just want to use iptables command, because i need to do it on a remote pc too
[12:17] <zagabar1> Cannot join ##java: Registration is required.
[12:17] <zagabar1> You need to be identified to join that channel
[12:17] <zagabar1> How do I fix?
[12:17] <felix_> zagabar1, register your nick
[12:17] <boss_mc> zagbar: message nickserv
[12:18] <boss_mc> zagabar1: ^
[12:18] <Myrtti> !register > zagabar1
[12:19] <Myrtti> valtersssss: we didn't see most of what you were trying to say or tell...
[12:19] <Slart> amdfan: you can use dmix to do the same thing.. almost
[12:20] <amdfan> slart: tried still buffers dont free up until app is completly shut down ghrrr...
[12:21] <Macfuddy> how do I add a file path with a space in fstab?
 you need an antislash before the blank
[12:22] <Macfuddy> if I use iso\ files I get an error like "iso\ does not exist
[12:22] <jerroome> "\ "
[12:22] <Slart> Macfuddy: quotes then?
[12:23] <Slart> Macfuddy: not sure if it works.. but it's worth a try
[12:23] <Macfuddy> nope
[12:23] <Macfuddy> no dice
[12:23] <MaT> since yesterday pidgin crashes when I try to connect to an IRC network
[12:24] <Macfuddy> I see
[12:24] <Macfuddy> so you cannot connect to IRC at all?
[12:24] <Macfuddy> are you running pidgin as root?
[12:24] <stevecam> dont run pidgin as root
[12:25] <stevecam> concerta, why come in here labled as a stimulant
[12:25] <MaT> Macfuddy: no can't connect, tried with irc.freenode.net and irc.rizon.net (currently on xchat) and not as root
[12:26] <felix_> but doesnt work. each pc must be listening or something
[12:26] <vladimirboyd> can't paste any text to pastebin.ubuntu.com from WebBoard
[12:26] <felix_>  please help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7398319#post7398319  (iptables, forwarding)
[12:26] <methamphetamine> concerta, hello
[12:27] <MaT> can I revert updates? Remembered ubuntu did some updates before I had my pidgin-crash-on-IRC problem
[12:27] <xeen> Hi All ,im very new to Linux Ubuntu, how can i get a toolbar on bottom with my favourite applications!?
[12:27] <boss_mc> !gnome-do | xeen
[12:27] <boss_mc> foiled!
[12:28] <MaT> xeen: u mean a dock?
[12:28] <xeen> yes , a bottom dock
[12:28] <xeen> with icons ...eg. licq
[12:28] <jerroome> just put the upper dock to bottom
[12:29] <MaT> xeen: there are some dock available, try searching for AWN, gnome-do, cairo-dock,...
[12:30] <MaT> jerroome: he wants a dock like in mac osx
[12:30] <xeen> thx , im gonna check
[12:31] <felix_> i need to listen to a port. how i do that? so netstat -atul shows a tcp/udp port open
[12:31] <aswath> affhdgdff
[12:31] <aswath> sdff
[12:31] <aswath> sffs
[12:31] <aswath> ff
[12:31] <FloodBot1> aswath: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:31] <aswath> fsfsd
[12:31] <aswath> fsdf
[12:31] <zethero2> hey guys .. the Medibuntu method for playing DVD's just does not work anymore ... like the last release that it really worked in was Gutsy and since then its just never worked for me .. and I am talking about on MANY machines and MANY fresh installs ... just not working.... is there anywhere a CLEAR CUT way of getting encrypted DVD's to play in Ubuntu?
[12:31] <aprilhare> i am attempting to compile the gspca-source package in order to use my webcam but the instructions that come with it don't work. can anyone recommend how to do this?
[12:31] <Slart> felix_: well.. you need to run some kind of software that listens to the port
[12:31] <Slart> felix_: why do you need to listen on a port?
[12:32] <n0gear> zethero2: need restricted-drivers or something ... wait a mo
[12:32] <felix_> Slart, im building 3 homeservers inside the same LAN, using the same external ip but different port por each pc. i did port forwarding, but now i need that each pc "listen" the forward
[12:32] <aswath> hey some one chat with me its so boring here
[12:32] <zethero2> ﻿n0gear: um I think you mean ubuntu-restricted-extras
[12:33] <Myrtti> !offtopic > aswath
[12:33] <reto__> hey... I've just tried making video streams (most tv channels have media player streams) work... I almost wanted to give up. I've tried totem, xine, mplayer... they all suck... can't play most streams... I thought: ah well... let's also try VLC, then I will give up: surprise! VLC plays them all
[12:33] <n0gear> zethero2: yes thats it, but apparently u knew already
[12:34] <zethero2> ﻿n0gear: believe me ... I have been to hundreds of blogs and sites and "How-To's" .... I am pretty fed up with this issue
[12:34] <Slart> felix_: you don't just "listen" for a port.. you run some kind of software that does something with the information that comes in on that port.. ie you run a webserver listening on port 80
[12:34] <Slart> felix_: what are you trying to accomplish?
[12:35] <felix_> Slart, just that what i want, i have apache running ok on each. where can i change the port listened?
[12:35] <Slart> felix_: in the apache configuration.. there is a "listen" keyword if I'm not mistaken
[12:35] <felix_> sladen, where is it?
[12:35] <Myrtti> felix_, Slart /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default IIRC
[12:35] <Slart> sladen: no worries.. wrong nick
[12:36] <Slart> thanks Myrtti
[12:36] <Boohbah> felix_: you will probably want a separate config for each vhost
[12:37] <jscc> hello all, just wondering if i could get some help, i've installed xubuntu with the guided partition with out LVM, i was reading and wanted to setup a /boot partition and wanted to confirm is this done with the guided LVM partition?
[12:39] <felix_> Myrtti, Slart i think this is what i ws looking for http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=71274
[12:39] <felix_> Listen 808x on that file on each pc
[12:40] <Slart> felix_: are you running archlinux?
[12:41] <Lokendra> what is root password
[12:41] <felix_> Slart, ubuntu 9.04
[12:41] <jscc> lokendra: root pw is the pw u used when you initially installed
[12:41] <Slart> felix_: then I think you'll be better off listening to ubuntu support instead of ach support.. right?
[12:41] <colblood> Lokendra: there is no root, only sudo
[12:42] <Slart> !root | jscc, Lokendra
[12:42] <Lokendra> how to install java plugin
[12:42] <jiatong> lokendra: by default there is no root password for Ubuntu, if you need the root accound you can "su -" in terminal type in the password you installed with then type in passwd root and put in a password for root
[12:42] <Slart> jiatong: hmm.. typo?
[12:42] <colblood> you shouldnt run as root in ubuntu
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> Lokendra:  i tend to install the 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' package - that will install java, and flash, and some other extra packages you proberly want.
[12:43] <jiatong> huh? what typo?
[12:43] <Slart> jiatong: "su -" doesn't work if you don't have a root password..
[12:43] <jiatong> ohh right
[12:43] <jiatong> sudo -i then
[12:43] <Slart> jiatong: =)
[12:43] <Lokendra> I have run su command on terminal
[12:44] <Slart> !supportroot | jiatong,
[12:44] <Lokendra> it need root password
[12:44] <colblood> Lokendra: u need to run sudo
[12:44] <boss_mc> ubottu is dead!?
[12:44] <colblood> not root
[12:44] <jscc> thnx ubottu, i ASSumed that the installed pw is root pw
[12:44] <Slart> is the bot further away than usual?
[12:44] <colblood> sudo <cmd>
[12:44] <jet_> Hi, I got a big problem : I'm not anymore in the sudoers file (sudo impossible), my account must have been hacked, I don't have a CD ROM drive, I want to re install Ubuntu, I have an internet connection and a USB drive
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2008/05/09/a-root-shell-on-ubuntu-the-right-way/    Root shell the 'right' way :)
[12:44] <Slart> !usb | jet_
[12:44] <jet_> is it possible to reinstall ubuntu without these super user rights, knowing my situation ?
[12:45] <Lokendra> i need su command for install java plugin
[12:45] <jiatong> lol iono there might be some legitamate reason he needs to use root account although I highly reccoment that you don't login as root
[12:45] <jiatong> reccommend*
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> Lokendra:  no you dont. You can use sudo.
[12:45] <grawity> jet_: I think Ubuntu has a tool in System -> Administration, that creates bootable USB.
[12:45] <colblood> wouldnt recovery mode help you with that no-root stuff?
[12:45] <Slart> jet_: bah.. the bot is dead.. you can install from an usb-drive.. I don't know the specifics though
[12:45] <jet_> yeah grawity , but I am no more in the SUDOERS file
[12:45] <jrib> !java > Lokendra
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> Lokendra:  'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-exctras' should grab java and flash, and other bits you proberly want also.
[12:45] <grawity> jet_: That doesn't require sudo, IIRC.
[12:45] <Slart> jet_: boot into recovery mode and change that
[12:45] <jet_> yes it does
[12:46] <jet_> Slart, how do I do that?
[12:46] <colblood> what Slart says
[12:46] <Slart> jet_: reboot.. and press esc to get the grub menu.. there should be one boot option for regular boot..and a recovery option
[12:46] <grawity> jet_: Okay... reboot Ubuntu and in the boot menu select Recovery mode (you may need to press ESC when it says)
[12:46] <Slart> jet_: you'll get a root shell where you can do your changes
[12:46] <jet_> ok, and then I'll be able to change my root passwd?
[12:46] <rabidweezle> passwd
[12:46] <grawity> jet_: Root normally has no password, better would be to add yourself to sudoers.
[12:47] <Slart> jet_: no, change your sudoers file so you can use sudo
[12:47] <Lokendra> user@user-laptop:~$ sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-exctras
[12:47] <Lokendra> [sudo] password for user:
[12:47] <Lokendra> Reading package lists... Done
[12:47] <Lokendra> Building dependency tree
[12:47] <Lokendra> Reading state information... Done
[12:47] <Lokendra> E: Couldn't find package ubuntu-restricted-exctras
[12:47] <FloodBot1> Lokendra: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:47] <jet_> how should I add myself to sudoers ?
[12:47] <jet_> vim /etc/sudoers ?
[12:47] <jiatong> Lockendra: you've made a typo
[12:47] <Slart> Lokendra: please dont paste stuff here.. especially when the problems is just a silly typo
[12:47] <jiatong> should be extras not exctras
[12:47] <nascentmind> hi. what is a good dsl modem for linux?
[12:48] <Slart> welcome back, ubottu
[12:48] <jiatong> woops sorry
[12:48] <boss_mc> Slart: maybe he was afk... :-)
[12:49] <Slart> boss_mc: hehe.. bots need vacation too =)
[12:50] <serialsito> jet_ for edit /etc/sudoers can with "sudo vim /etc/sudoers" if u r root or already on sudoers file, if not u should talk with the computer admin
[12:50] <jscc> lokendra, i've installed the restricted package through this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats, cant remember which option i downloaded tho
[12:50] <jet_> I am supposedly the computer admin
[12:50] <jet_> but my account has ben hijacked..
[12:50] <jet_> I'm not in the sudoers anymore
[12:51] <boss_mc> jet_: you should use visudo from root (or recovery mode) to recreate the sudoers file
[12:51] <jet_> I DONT HAVE ANY ROOT ACCESS
[12:51] <cole_c> is the anyone that can have a look at my driver files for a wifi adapter? i need to install/compile from source
[12:51] <jet_> sorry to use caps, but you guys...
[12:51] <boss_mc> jet_: hence recovery mode (reboot and choose recovery mode from the grub screen)
[12:51] <jet_> ok, i love you boss_mc
[12:51] <jet_> gonna try this one
[12:52] <boss_mc> jet_: nice to know...
[12:53] <jscc> did anyone have a response for a /boot folder for me? do i need to reinstall xubuntu and use the guided partition with LVM?
[12:54] <alessandro> ciao
[12:54] <alessandro> ! list
[12:54] <alessandro> !list
[12:55] <jasio> hello world :)
[12:55] <Zencyde> SEG_FAULT
[12:56] <boss_mc> USR1
[12:56] <Zencyde> :( Looks like you failed the sanity test. Back to the asylum with you.
[12:56] <boss_mc> what are we playing?
[12:56] <alessandro> !list
[12:56] <Pici> alessandro: Stop.
[12:56] <Zencyde> I wasn't aware that we were playing anything?
[12:57] <alessandro> !list
[12:57] <jasio> !list
[12:57] <Zencyde> What the balls? D:
[12:57] <Myrtti> moving on
[12:57] <Slart> yes.. feel free to try it.. this channel is to big anyways =)
[12:57] <Pranka> Lol.
[12:57] <Zencyde> What does that do, anyway? Or rather, what's it supposed to do?
[12:57] <tavi> someone know's where from ic an download smokin guns?
[12:58] <Slart> Zencyde: I think you request a list of files that the channel bots have for download.. or something like that.. but it's !ot
[12:58] <Slart> tavi: what is it?
[12:58] <Zencyde> Ah.
[12:58] <jet_> ok thank you very much, it worked
[12:59] <Zencyde> Man, so when is Gnash getting finished? Adobe released their specs, right? So any day now, I hope. (a year?)
[13:00] <Slart> Zencyde: finished? shortly after wine is finished.. ie never =)
[13:00] <Zencyde> Rather, until someone stops Microsoft.
[13:00] <Zencyde> :)
[13:00] <Pici> Zencyde: You could ask them, they seem to have a channel here: #gnash
[13:00] <alessandro> hello
[13:00] <Zencyde> Haha, yeah. Just found it.
[13:00] <jerroome> !hello
[13:00] <alessandro> !list
[13:00] <Zencyde> Is Alessandro a bot?
[13:01] <Rabbitbunny> nope.
[13:01] <alessandro> come??
[13:01] <Rabbitbunny> !it
[13:01] <Slart> alessandro: go to #ubuntu-it .. they will be able to explain it to you
[13:01] <tavi> slart
[13:01] <tavi> is a game
[13:02] <tavi> a version of quake 3
[13:02] <tavi> free
[13:02] <Rabbitbunny> look at his hostmask. vodaphone.it it means he's in italy, meaning he might not read english, so you just !it him and he'll figure it out. !es !ru, basically any two letter country code.
[13:02] <alessandro> list
[13:02] <Myrtti> NEXT
[13:02] <Rabbitbunny> and sometimes they're dense...
[13:02] <Slart> tavi: seems to be available from http://www.smokin-guns.net/
[13:03] <tuntun> Hi. I can watch dvb fine in windows. Why is mythtv stopping after half a second and cpu usage at %100?
[13:03] <tavi> well
[13:03] <tavi> there are some mirros
[13:03] <tavi> but noone works
[13:03] <Slart> the tallest straw gets cut first.. Slart tries to be a very short straw
[13:03] <xis> hi
[13:03] <tavi> and a lot are for windows
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> tuntun: ubuntu != linux so configs betwen will be different and performance may be different
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> tuntun: windows has a lot of support so a lot of stuff will work
[13:04] <Slart> tavi: I can't find it in the repos so I guess you'll have to try those mirrors one by one until you find one that works
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> tuntun: does the high usage happen for all users?
[13:05] <tuntun> dvb works great in Kaffeine though...
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> tuntun: ok then you have isolated the issue to mythtv
[13:06] <tuntun> ActionParsnip, I don't know
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> tuntun: create a new user and log in as it, then use the thing as normal
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> tuntun: if its ok then we know its the mythtv setup for the user, but mythtv is fine
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> tuntun: if not, then we know it is mythtv itself or the settings you are using
[13:07] <fujimoto_> #ubuntu-de
[13:08] <tavi> slart this is it
[13:08] <tuntun> ActionParsnip, I messed with alot of the settings just to get it to work. How does the user change performance?
[13:08] <reivis> I have downloaded new gnome theme, how can I install it?
[13:08] <tavi> thank you
[13:08] <Myrtti> reivis: drop it into the theme manager
[13:08] <Slart> tavi: you're welcome
[13:08] <ziroday> reivis: System > Preferences > Appearance
[13:09] <TheFunkbomb> do any of you run skype?  And do any of you have an issue with it displaying the wrong currency?  I'm in the US.  I have it set to USD but it keeps showing up as Euros
[13:10] <reivis> thankyou :)
[13:10] <zet_> #ubuntu-ru
[13:10] <cole_c> is the anyone that can have a look at my driver files for a wifi adapter? i need to install/compile from source
[13:10] <ziroday> TheFunkbomb: we can't help with skype here, you need to try there official support channels
[13:10] <TheFunkbomb> okay
[13:10] <ziroday> cole_c: what wireless card is it?
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> tuntun: with settings and nice values
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> tuntun: create a new user and play in there until it is nice, then transfer what you have learned safe in the knowledge that you havent changed anything in the other users settings
 you can change it on skype werbsite, you just need to log in
[13:11] <felix_> Slart, Myrtti http://paste.ubuntu.com/188201/
[13:12] <TheFunkbomb> jerroome, did you even read what I wrote?
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> tuntun: maybe its a bug with mythtv
[13:12] <jerroome> sure I did
[13:12] <felix_> i changed the port in the file you have indicated, reloaded config, but say that message. restart server gives another simmilar OP
[13:12] <cole_c> ziroday its edimax wireless 802.11b/g turbo mode high-gain usb adapter, there is linux drivers on the installation disk but the readme file makes no sense to me
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> tuntun: there's 96 people in #mythtv maybe they can help
[13:12] <jerroome> It's working for me
[13:12] <n0gear> which games do u play on Linux?
[13:13] <jerroome> I can change the currency and it's taken into account
[13:13] <ziroday> n0gear: same way you do in windows?
[13:13] <Rabbitbunny> n0gear: torcs is awesome.
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> n0gear: urbanterror, penumbra demo, frozen bubble, frets on fire
[13:13] <ziroday> cole_c: can you pastebin the readme file please, as well as the output of lspci
[13:13] <enzo> hi, i'd like to install sugarcrm on my ubuntu, i've uncommented the partner section in my sources.list, and apt-get update, but impossible to find sugar, nore opera, any idea ?
[13:13] <felix_> n0gear, beneath a steel sky, wesnoth, emulators
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> !opera | enzo
[13:13] <cole_c> kool, will do, thanx ziroday
[13:13] <Slart> felix_: I'm not familiar enough with apache to be able to help you with that..sorry
[13:14] <phil> guys who here has songbird working well on ubuntu?
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> cole_c: penumbra is dead scary
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> phil: i had it in an attempt to use not amarok
[13:14] <enzo> ActionParsnip: i'd like to install sugar on a server, so i have no gui, i use aptitude, i have to add something to show commercial packages ?
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> enzo: i recommend you get the deb from opera's site and dpkg -i   it
[13:15] <klenix> !gyachi
[13:15] <micke_> :D
[13:15] <SandGorgon> guys. could someone suggest an irc server to install for intranet use - should just have username/password + ssl
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> klenix: its gyache
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> klenix: and its not on the standard repos
[13:16] <enzo> i'd like to install sugarcrm ActionParsnip, not opera
[13:17] <enzo> I was just talking about opera because it's a commercial soft just like sugarcrm
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> !find sugarcrm
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> There may not be a repo that has sugarcrm
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> enzo: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/install-sugarcrm-community-edition-in-ubuntu-810-server.html
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> the ubuntugeek is awesome
[13:18] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip: awesome, if used carefully
[13:18] <enzo> yes, but it's a install from source, i prefer .Deb
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: like anything really
[13:18] <klenix> ActionParsnip: yes, i 've installed from linuxmint felicia. i need some information, any channel for this?
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> klenix: not that i know of, not used it since i used mandrake
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> back in the day
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> *sigh*
[13:20] <Myrtti> !mint > klenix
[13:20] <Myrtti> !mintsupport > klenix
[13:21] <myk_robinson> got a laptop with Atheros 242x wifi. It works out of the box, however ,the signal strength is always reported very low. Will compiling the madwifi driver help?
[13:21] <cole_c> ziroday http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d3555318d
[13:21] <skyl> there is no python-dev to install from the package manager in ubuntu?  batteries included with the regular python package?
[13:22] <ziroday> cole_c: right, it appears the wireless card uses a ralink chipset
[13:22] <cole_c> ziroday yup
[13:22] <Pici> skyl: python-dev is defintely in the in the repos.
[13:23] <ziroday> cole_c: and that ought to be all setup for you be default
[13:23] <Husi> witam
[13:25] <cole_c> ziroday i did iwlist scan and it dosent pick any of the networks up
[13:25] <ziroday> cole_c: can you pastebin lsmod please
[13:25] <cole_c> ziroday ok
[13:27] <ziroday> cole_c: err is the wireless card connected via usb?
[13:27] <cole_c> ziroday http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d4b62cace
[13:28] <cole_c> ziroday yes its a usb
[13:28] <ziroday> cole_c: apologies, I'm completely on the wrong track here (been looking up your ethernet card). Could you pastebin lsusb please :)
[13:28] <cole_c> ziroday lol ok :)
[13:29] <cole_c> ziroday http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d5807000
[13:30] <ziroday> cole_c: thank you
[13:30] <ziroday> cole_c: hmm I'm not seeing an awful lot there, you sure the wireless card is plugged in?
[13:31] <cole_c> ziroday yup, it is, i'll unplug it and plug it in again
[13:31] <ziroday> cole_c: okay, and please do lsusb -v this time :)
[13:31] <xteejx> How do I create an Ubuntu backup, i.e. documents, settings, firefox tabs/bookmarks, etc, as i need to reinstall karmic again??
[13:32] <ziroday> !backup | xteejx
[13:32] <neoTheCat> is there any magic command to tell me what kind of motherboard i have? i have a frankenstein pc that i got from someone, and ir eally, really do not feeling opening it up to find out whats in it.
[13:32] <xteejx> ziroday, I must be so stupid missing that on the Wiki lol Thanks
[13:32] <neoTheCat> not being lazy, it's just up and ruinning under a pile of routers, cables and other stuff
[13:33] <neoTheCat> ok, maybe a bit lazy...
[13:33] <ziroday> neoTheCat: sudo dmidecode | more
[13:33] <Myrtti> neoTheCat: sudo lshw might tell you the information
[13:34] <neoTheCat> ziroday: thank you!  you just saved me from having to get off my fat ass and move stuff :)
[13:35] <ziroday> neoTheCat: have fun
[13:37] <skyl> what happens if you have a package installed and then you ./configure some source over it?
[13:38] <ziroday> skyl: bad things? ./configure won't do anything, but sudo make install is likely to cause issues
[13:38] <skyl> ziroday right, so it is best to --purge if I am going to sudo make install something?
[13:38] <ziroday> skyl: yep!
[13:39] <Myrtti> the best would be to get the source from repos, patch them and rebuild a deb, install that...
[13:39] <the-erm1> is there a specific iso for linux netbooks?
[13:39] <the-erm1> er .. netbooks in general.
[13:39] <skyl> but then it might be hard to get that sudo make install back out?  or if I aptitude install over a make install it is okey ... hmm
[13:40] <skyl> the-erm1 regular ubuntu works pretty good for my eee
[13:40] <cole_c> ziroday: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d44d67020
[13:40] <ziroday> the-erm1: there is the ubuntu netbook remix
[13:40] <the-erm1> skyl I had problems with things like the dropdown menu being too high.
[13:41] <skyl> the-erm1 people are using gentoo and slackware and all sorts of things on them
[13:41] <the-erm1> ziroday: that's what I was wondering about.
[13:41] <the-erm1> I have an acer aspire 1
[13:41] <the-erm1> nice little machine.
[13:41] <the-erm1> I'm running crunchbang linux on it.  Works pretty good.
[13:41] <relive> anyone running ubuntu off external usb drive?
[13:41] <ziroday> the-erm1: http://www.canonical.com/projects/ubuntu/unr
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> !usb > relive
[13:42] <skyl> Myrtti so will hardy get wod_wsgi 2.5 any time soon?  probably not ...
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> the-erm1: i run puppy on netbooks personally
[13:42] <relive> ActionParsnip, not as live cd
[13:42] <Myrtti> skyl: file a bug report to request it for karmic
[13:42] <the-erm1> ActionParsnip: doesn't puppy always run as root?
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> the-erm1: not if you install it, it runs as user. Only the live cd always runs as root
[13:43] <the-erm1> ok
[13:43] <ziroday> cole_c: hmm, do you have a cell phone or anything similar plugged in currently?
[13:44] <cole_c> ziroday: yes, im having to use the cell phone as a modem to connect to the internet till i can connect using the wifi adapter
[13:44] <the-erm1> I was doing some work on a computer that my Niece found in the trash, and puppy was the only distro I managed to get running on it.  However her being a windows user I installed 98 on it ... ugh
[13:45] <ziroday> cole_c: okay, well I can't find any other devices besides the cell phone connected via USB. Do you have another machine you can test the wireless card on?
[13:45] <the-erm1> I should have just installed puppy on it, and told her that it was impossible to get going in windows.
[13:45] <the-erm1> But alas I try not to lie.
[13:45] <ziroday> !offtopic | the-erm1
[13:45] <nacho_> Hi
[13:45] <cole_c> ziroday: yes, i have another laptop running ubuntu
[13:46] <the-erm1> Sorry to offend the cult of ubuntu
[13:46] <the-erm1> good bye now.
[13:46] <relive> ActionParsnip, i have a 250 gb 3.5 inch external drive. want to use it as ubuntu on laptop
[13:46] <nacho_> anybody with a dell1530 got the internal mic working? Here it is working but it is recording really low
[13:47] <ziroday> cole_c: hmm, I'm not really sure sorry. It's not detected in the lsusb output, so either a) something really screwy ubuntuwise is happening b) the usb port is naft c) the wireless card is naft
[13:47] <ziroday> cole_c: what does ifconfig -a display?
[13:47] <Ubunuser> lo all
[13:47] <cole_c> ziroday: lsusb command gives this "Bus 004 Device 011: ID 148f:2573 Ralink Technology, Corp."
[13:48] <ziroday> cole_c: odd, I'm not seeing that in the pastebins
[13:50] <cole_c> ziroday: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d4502b19b
[13:50] <ziroday> cole_c: mmm, that appears a bit better. Can you pastebin your lsusb again
[13:50] <skyl> yay! wsgi2.5
[13:51] <Grath> Hey, any potential issues I should know about when trying to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04?
[13:51] <nsahoo> hi all
[13:51] <nsahoo> I am a newbie to ubuntu
[13:51] <erUSUL> Grath: see the upgrade instructions and the release notes
[13:51] <erUSUL> !notes | Grath
[13:51] <Grath> !notes
[13:52] <ziroday> Grath: and disable and remove any apps installed from PPA's and externel repo's
[13:52] <cole_c> ziroday: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7a5488be
[13:52] <ziroday> cole_c: ha! it appears now
[13:52] <Grath> Sorry, PPA? I'm a newbie
[13:52] <cole_c> ziroday: awwww kool :)
[13:52] <ziroday> cole_c: but I guess network manager wouldn't be working by any chance now?
[13:52] <VSpike> Grath: if you don't know what one is, you probably don't need to worry
[13:52] <ziroday> Grath: if you don't know what it is then you don't need to worry about it :)
[13:53] <Grath> Alright
[13:53] <cole_c> ziroday: i dont think so im only using kppp
[13:53] <serialsito> Grath Personal Package Archive
[13:53] <nsahoo> I migrated from gentoo. I was wondering if prior files in the home directory would cause any trouble with the new ubuntu system
[13:53] <ziroday> cole_c: hmm I'm not really familiar with kde. Does sudo iwlist wlan0 scanning show wireless networks?
[13:54] <nsahoo> for instance everytime I start a new terminal I see this message: dircolors: /etc/DIR_COLORS: No such file or directory
[13:54] <nsahoo> How do I avoid that?
[13:54] <reborn3> cd /media/disk-1/Downloads/office
[13:54] <nsh> ziroday, yes
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> !ppa > Grath
[13:54] <simion314> hi, i have problems when resuming from sleep in 9.04 (it worked in 8.10) i need some info, is there a log to read what happens? is the problem in the kernel? maybe i should upgrade to 1.6.29-30
[13:54] <ziroday> nsahoo: can you pastebin your ~/.bashrc please
[13:54] <ziroday> nsh: sorry, do I know you?
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> nsahoo: just chmod + chown them so they are accessible wth the new user, you 'll need sudo for both
[13:54] <johnfg> hi folks
[13:55] <zek152> if there are any qcad users out there, is it possible to draft in mm and show dimensions in inches (because thats how hardware is bought)
[13:55] <nsh> ziroday, i don't think so. but yes, sudo iwlist <interface> scanning will list access points
[13:55] <ziroday> nsh: ah sorry, your cole_c :)
[13:55] <johnfg> I thought I had kerberos all ready to go for authentication.  In fact, I logged in and out, no problem.
[13:55] <JenniferB2> Is Ubuntu server only console based ?
[13:55] <ActionParsnip> JenniferB2: yep
[13:55] <pablo> OI
[13:56] <ziroday> nsh: well if sudo iwlist wlan0 scanning shows AP's then your card is working. Getting it to work with knetworkmanager is something best suited for #kubuntu as I'm not really familiar with kde sorry
[13:56] <JenniferB2> thats not good
[13:56] <erUSUL> JenniferB2: yes; but you can installa graphical interface on top of it easily
[13:56] <johnfg> However, after a reboot, I can't login.  I'm thinking that I have to explicitly tell services to start up both the kerberos server and the kdc.
[13:56] <pablo> como instalo o AMSN ?
[13:56] <cole_c> ziroday: iwlist scan says: wlan0 no scan results
[13:56] <JenniferB2> sounds complex
[13:56] <ziroday> JenniferB2: what do you want to do with it?
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> JenniferB2: sure it is, lower impact on server with resources. less services running = greater security
[13:56] <ziroday> cole_c: are you nsh?
[13:56] <JenniferB2> could I install the normal ubuntu gui interface ?
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> JenniferB2: if you need a desktop system install the desktop
[13:56] <erUSUL> JenniferB2: just « sudo aptitude install (k|x)ubuntu-desktop » and you are done
[13:56] <JenniferB2> what is it called?
[13:56] <cole_c> ziroday: nsh?
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> JenniferB2: you can but then you may as well install the desktop system
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> JenniferB2: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[13:57] <JenniferB2> what if I want to run a server
[13:57] <johnfg> So, is there a way I can bypass kerberos authentication so I can fix things up?
[13:57] <loffe> Hi all! Is it safe to upgrade libc6 to a newer version without breaking anything? Can I use the jaunty .deb in my intrepid install?
[13:57] <edoreld> I write this line on crontab >> "@reboot mcedit". However, when the system reboots, the program doesn't get executed. Why could this be?
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> JenniferB2: you have now gained nothing by installing the server system
[13:57] <erUSUL> JenniferB2: then  desktop env is a waste of resources
[13:57] <JenniferB2> it doesn't matter performance wise?
[13:57] <ardes> #ubuntu-tr
[13:57] <Grath> Heh, 'What do I need to create and use my Ubuntu CD?' 'A blank CD and the ability to "burn" blank CDs' - I assume "burn" is in quotation marks so people don't think you actually have to light the CD on fire?
[13:57] <ziroday> cole_c: sorry, somebodies messing around :). So iwlist doesn't work :(
[13:57] <johnfg> I don't have a root password, per the install instructions, so I can't login as root.
[13:57] <panfist> i have basic remote shell access to an ubuntu host via ssh. from there i was wondering if i could enable and configure xdmcp
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> JenniferB2: you can run server like apps from the desktop system
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> johnfg: you dont log on as root, use sudo / gksudo
[13:58] <mark56378365> JenniferB2: I installed a SQUID server
[13:58] <JenniferB2> well, sure.. but then comes tousands of applications .. thats probably not the case with the server edition
[13:58] <erUSUL> loffe: no it is not safe... of all the packages of a dsitribution the libc is probably the most likely to cause problems if upgraded separatly
[13:58] <JenniferB2> squid.. please elaborate:)
[13:58] <johnfg> ActionParsnip, but I can't do that from the login screen, can I?
[13:58] <ActionParsnip> JenniferB2: true, the server edition gives you maximum free ram and no x server running
[13:58] <ziroday> JenniferB2: the server version has access to the same repo's/programs as the desktop version of ubuntu does :)
[13:58] <cole_c> ziroday: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7b55bddd
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> johnfg: no, but you dont need root, with sudo / gksudo you can do everything that root can do. Thats why the account is disabled
[13:59] <ziroday> cole_c: err sorry, so iwlist wlan0 scanning does not work?
[13:59] <loffe> erUSUL, ok. I wanna try out the arduino platform, and they say this. Bottom of page: http://www.arduino.cc/playground/Linux/Ubuntu
[13:59] <mark56378365> JenniferB2: Sorry (pressed enter by mistake)!! For work, its a proxy server, I just used desktop ubuntu and it works GREAT!!
[13:59] <johnfg> JenniferB2, Be aware, too, that the server kernel is *not* the same kernel as desktop, but one that has been optimized for server.
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> johnfg: it also adds security if it is disabled as there is a 0% chance of loggin on as the account
[13:59] <Grath> I'm also gonna be setting up a new computer with Ubuntu... ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso.torrent is the one I want to grab, right? I have an 8.10 install disc around somewhere, but newer distribution generally = better
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> johnfg: so an attacker must guess username AND password
[14:00] <loffe> erUSUL, To upgrade gcc-avr I need a newer libc6, and that feels risky...
[14:00] <ziroday> Grath: yep
[14:00] <Grath> Alright
[14:00] <johnfg> ActionParsnip, OK, I agree, but that's not the problem.  Is there a way for me to login and fix up what I messed up?
[14:00] <cole_c> ziroday: wlan0 no scan results
[14:00]  * Grath hopes the sound card will work right with Ubuntu... don't wanna have to install XP just so the media comp will work right
[14:00] <erUSUL> loffe: no a newer libc6 a newer "avr-libc" not the same thing
[14:00] <johnfg> It may be just telling the system to start up kerberos.
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> johnfg: you can boot to root recovery console from grub and fix stuff there (from the console itself or make a new user whom is a member of the admin group and login as that)
[14:01] <loffe> erUSUL, well, gcc-avr depends on a newer libc6
[14:01] <erUSUL> loffe: so it should be pretty safe to do the upgrade
[14:01]  * serialsito back home
[14:01] <ziroday> cole_c: bummer, whats the model of that wireless card again?
[14:01] <erUSUL> loffe: :|
[14:02] <cole_c> ziroday: lol its edimax
[14:02] <ziroday> cole_c: okay, and pastebin lsmod for me again please
[14:02] <cole_c> ziroday: ok :)
[14:02] <johnfg> ActionParsnip, So, is the recovery console at the grub menu?  Or do an e, to get into edit mode, then e again to edit, and add s at the end of the line for single user mode?
[14:02] <erUSUL> loffe: well at this point is up to you... why not do the full upgrade ?
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> johnfg: esc when grub shows -> select recovery mode for your kernel and then select root, you now have a console with which you can fix what you need
[14:03] <ziroday> cole_c: I'm not sure I can help you any further, but http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=757607 should
[14:04] <loffe> erUSUL, I've thought about it. But my experice tells me upgrading sometimes breaks. So i will wait till I have a spare computer, just to be safe
[14:04] <erUSUL> loffe: ok; fair enough
[14:04] <cole_c> ziroday: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d3bf5def
[14:05] <cole_c> ziroday: ok, thanx for trying :)
[14:05] <ziroday> cole_c: sorry :)
[14:05] <cole_c> ziroday: no probs :)
[14:08] <neo_> Problemas Olá! Seu JavaScript está desativado ou sua versão do Flash Player do Adobe é antiga. Obtenha a última versão do Flash Player.
[14:08] <neo_> o que pode ser isso ??
[14:08] <Myrtti> !br | neo_
[14:09] <timewriter> hi
[14:09] <loffe> erUSUL, thanks anyway. I guess I'll have to wait until I upgrade to jaunty
[14:10] <timewriter> 9.04 64bit is incredibly fast
[14:10] <fumbles> good morning
[14:10] <GreysKill01> My audio output via my speakers/headphones doesn't work anymore on Hardy 8.04. This manifested after I tried to install various plugins for firefox(I think java ones). I tried some stuff from this link: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting like using apititude to reinstall alsa - but it still doesn't let me hear anything. I can however use my microphone on ekiga, for example.
[14:11] <GreysKill01> would anyone know how I should go about fixing this?
[14:12] <skyl> a way to get the ubuntu version from the command line?
[14:13] <DJones> !version | skyl
[14:14] <Noble> So I've got ssh tunnel working. Is it possible to forward ALL traffic through the tunnel without having to edit any proxy settings in my applications?
[14:14] <_Brun0_> Anyone help. I'm trying to install ubuntu using a pendrive. When I boot from it into a PC it shows the menu. I choose Install, English.. Then I wait for a while and it show some messages: [123123123] end_request: I/O error, dev fd0, sector 0
[14:15] <skyl> upgrade from 8.04 on the command line?
[14:15] <skyl> DJones thanks btw
[14:15] <gavin___> hi, im with 9.0.4 and im wondering how to get a list of my hardware?
[14:15] <_Brun0_> also: [123123123] Buffer I/O error, dev fd0, sector 0
[14:15] <_Brun0_> gavin___, sudo lspci -v
[14:17] <Aigloblam> Holy Cluttered Room Batman!
[14:17] <Myrtti> gavin___: sudo lshw
[14:17] <stevecam> hoq so i use Bluetooth headphones in Ubuntu?
[14:19] <gavin___> Myrtti: thanks
[14:20] <_Brun0_> I think I found the error. I should disable floppy drive in bios config since I don't have it.
[14:20] <_Brun0_> just in case anyone needs help.
[14:21] <MrGoodkat_> is it possible to exclude some applications from a vpn connection?
[14:21] <MrGoodkat_> so that i dont have to run p2p over the vpn
[14:21] <panfist> is it normal for file transfer over SSH to be much slower than normal?
[14:21] <sid_lug> hi all, i am using ubuntu 9.04 :)
[14:22] <sid_lug> well , to start with i have iwl3945 kernel module loaded in my configuration , but I can't seem to get NetworkManager to work,
[14:22] <sid_lug> the NetworkManager applet icon on the top panel doesn't have anything enabled.
[14:22] <sid_lug> how can I debug this issue?
[14:22] <SmokeyD> hey people, I just rebooted my xen virtual machine guest running Ubuntu. It doesn't start anymore after giving a reboot command
[14:22] <sid_lug> if i try to do the manual way , it works, that is , ifconfig wlan0 up , iwconfig wlan0 essid any , dhclient wlan0 , ping google.com , it works , but not via NetworkManager
[14:23] <fumbles> good morning...again
[14:24] <Guest25760> Well, I installed irssi so i can get some help from the console.
[14:25] <Guest25760> I tried to change the password for myself, and it went to kerberos, but I get an error about the token.
[14:25] <sriramoman> could someone tell me how to use picturebox with alpha channel in gambas?
[14:25] <fumbles> Guest25760: irssi is fun
[14:25] <sriramoman> :(
[14:25] <sid_lug> sriramoman: what's up
[14:25] <kryle> hey, anyone know a good prog to convert avi, wmv, divx to psp mp4format on ubuntu ?
[14:25]  * fumbles is testing a theme...using this channel since so many people talk
[14:25] <Dr_Willis> kryle:  mencoder, ffmpeg, avidumix. and -->  winff has presets for that
[14:25] <sriramoman> sid_lug: I'd like to know how to use picturebox with proper transparency in gambas.
[14:25] <mmm4m51> Hi. Could I ask: After reboot my sound card works. Then after some time, it stops - no more sound at all. For example "Sound Preferences", all set as default. Sound playback is "autodetect". After reboot, if I click "test" it works. After some time it is not working anymore. I think, it is because of pidgin. Is there any fix or work around? Like restart alsa without reboot?
[14:25] <Guest25760> I've got *K* in my /etc/shadow, so it looks to kerberos.  Can I just delete that, then change the password?
[14:26] <Myrtti> Guest25760: what are you trying to do?
[14:26] <kryle> Dr_Willis: are those by commandline or are anyone visual ?
[14:26] <sid_lug> sid_lug: no idea mate about your problem
[14:26] <sid_lug> hey anyone have any idea about my NM issue , guys?
[14:27] <sriramoman> sid_lug: what's your issue.
[14:27] <Guest25760> Myrtti: Well, I thought I had kerberos working fine for authentication.  Worked logging in and out, but now, after a reboot, I can't login.
[14:28] <sid_lug> sriramoman: well , to start with i have iwl3945 kernel module loaded in my configuration , but I can't seem to get NetworkManager to work,
[14:28] <Guest25760> So, I need to get where I can have a normal login, and try to fix what's wrong (which I'm not sure of).
[14:28] <sid_lug> sriramoman: if i try to do the manual way , it works, that is , ifconfig wlan0 up , iwconfig wlan0 essid any , dhclient wlan0 , ping google.com , it works , but not via NetworkManager
[14:28] <Dr_Willis> kryle:  yes to both quesstions. :)    most of the gui ones use the ffmpeg/mencoder to do the work
[14:28] <sid_lug> sriramoman: the NetworkManager applet icon on the top panel doesn't have anything enabled.
[14:28] <Dr_Willis> kryle:  try winff first
[14:28] <kryle> Dr_Willis: Thank you !!
[14:28] <sriramoman> sid_lug: check if your dhcp is set properly
[14:28] <Guest25760> So, should I just delete the *K* then try passwd user at the cli?
[14:29] <sid_lug> sriramoman: dhclient wlan0 , works so i suppose networkmanager should also work
[14:29] <Guest25760> What's the cli command for adding a new user?  Is there one?
[14:29] <MrGoodkat_> is it possible to exclude some applications from a vpn connection?
[14:30] <sriramoman> sid_lug: I don't mean that way. install network-admin and configure it the easy way and see. for me everything works if I set all the interfaces to roaming mode :D
[14:30] <kryle> Dr_Willis: cant find any "winff" is it full name ? =)
[14:30] <sid_lug> sriramoman: network-admin , is that the package name?
[14:30] <kryle> Dr_Willis: nw,, found it =)
[14:31] <Guest25760> Any ideas?  otherwise I'll just give what I suggested a try.
[14:31] <sriramoman> sid_lug: yes. sudo apt-get install network-admin
[14:31] <mmm4m51> sid_lug: I notice (1 year back, with gutsy) - that net. mngr icon does not work well... and I do not use it. Plus, as I remember, it modify my 'interfaces' file... Which I do not like. Recently I read about installing firewall and again something about conflicts with network manager.
[14:32] <sid_lug> mmm4m51: so what do you use mate ?
[14:32] <MrGoodkat_> sid_lug did you unlock the network manager?
[14:32] <mmm4m51> sid_lug: they said "net. mngr. is beta". I use command line... it is laptop... always different connection - today wifi, tomorrow gprs (bluetooth), ...
[14:32] <sid_lug> MrGoodkat_: what that suppose to mean? i just installed jaunty and haven't played with NM
[14:33] <mmm4m51> anyone: how to restart alsa without reboot? When I use pidgin with sound msg notification... from some moment, alsa (sound)  stops working.
[14:34] <MrGoodkat_> sid_lug does it look like here: http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/5483/screenshotnetworksettinlr8.png
[14:34] <sid_lug> MrGoodkat_: i suppose it should just work
[14:34] <sid_lug> MrGoodkat_: mate,  how do i get that software?
[14:34] <sid_lug> MrGoodkat_: is it gnome-network-admin ?
[14:35] <MrGoodkat_> i think its just called network-admin
[14:35] <MrGoodkat_> but that should be installed from the beginning
[14:35] <sid_lug> MrGoodkat_: okay i got it , should i enable roaming mode? i use dhcp btw
[14:36] <MrGoodkat_> yeah roaming mode for wlan is fine
[14:36] <sid_lug> MrGoodkat_: okay done , still nothing shows up in the nm-applet icon on the panel , no AP displayed
[14:37] <sriramoman> sid_lug: yes. use roaming mode for all interfaces.
[14:37] <en1gmaaa> sup all...is there an easy way to enable ICS with ubuntu 9.04....i tried with firestarter and manually entering commands from a website that was linked in this channel
[14:38] <nsahoo> how do I set up dual monitor with nvidia drivers?
[14:38] <sid_lug> sriramoman: it seems i can't enable anything in network-admin , it looks disable to me , the lists of interfaces that is
[14:38] <en1gmaaa> i could ping external networks but couldnt use www so that told me DNS wasnt working BUT i would put googles IP in the address bar and that didnt work either
[14:38] <en1gmaaa> so i got close but couldnt get a website
[14:38] <MrGoodkat_> sid_lug can you make a screenshot?
[14:39] <en1gmaaa> there has to be something easier then doing all this mumbo jumbo just to enable ICS
[14:39] <sid_lug> MrGoodkat_: hold on a sec,  mate
[14:39] <nsahoo> ok .. found out
[14:39] <nsahoo> are there dual screen wall papers?
[14:39] <nsahoo> that come with ubuntu
[14:41] <Dukkan_ocupado> hey
[14:42] <_dr> hi, i'm trying to use mac4lin icons
[14:43] <_dr> when i use them networkmanager stops working saying: missing resources
[14:43] <n0gear-desk> whats the easiest way to install ATI drivers? do i find it as a apt-get install ?
[14:43] <_dr> The NetworkManager applet could not find some required resources. It connot continue.
[14:43] <sid_lug> MrGoodkat_: mate , http://imagebin.org/51401
[14:43] <en1gmaaa> ICS is a real pain isnt it
[14:43] <en1gmaaa> you would think after all these years of linux setting up ICS would be easier
[14:44] <frame02> .net
[14:45] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone solve my problem which i posted here  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1170177
[14:46] <MrGoodkat_> sid_lug, unfortunately i cant reproduce this over here, my nm looks somehow different, but what happens if you try to click the box next to the connection?
[14:46] <MrGoodkat_> tick it
[14:46] <sg1_> Hi  Is there any way of downloading ubuntu on to a external hard drive as a image then installing it onto the hard drive without burning to a cd rom
[14:47] <blue-frog> yes
[14:47] <MrGoodkat_> yes
[14:47] <MrGoodkat_> just mount it
[14:47] <turtl3> ops
[14:47] <sg1_> even as a image
[14:47] <sid_lug> MrGoodkat_: when i click on it nothing happens , it remains as it is , and when i double click on it , it opens a new window asking me to feed in stuff like ESSID etc or choose roaming mode
[14:48] <ofnqwop> hey, im looking for a simple gui-based diff-tool (for textfiles) for gnome - any suggestions?
[14:48] <turtl3> vim
[14:49] <sg1_> Any sites where there is some info on how to load Ubuntu 8 from a external HD as image.
[14:49] <ofnqwop> turtl3, gui for gnome, not on console
[14:50] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone solve my problem which i posted here  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1170177
[14:52] <simoncpu> greetings, earthlings
[14:52] <simoncpu> can rhytmbox rip MP3s?
[14:53] <MrGoodkat_> sid_lug read here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=909095
[14:53] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone solve my problem which i posted here  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1170177
[14:53] <MrGoodkat_> try to edit your /etc/network/interfaces the same way
[14:54] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, looks like catkiller had some good advice... about as good as it comes
[14:55] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, just buy nvidia
[14:55] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; yes he gave me good advice and helped me...but i have not got fully what i wanted
[14:55] <L3dPlatedLinux> what about when running dual monitors doesnt let compiz work?
[14:55] <tj83_> L3dPlatedLinux, i use dual with compiz
[14:56] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; whats the need....why do i need to....why can't 9.04 work well without graphic card
[14:56] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, because Intel graphic are bottom rung, they for lack of better words "suck"
[14:56] <L3dPlatedLinux>  i get something like compiste not avalible
[14:56] <maco> huh? Intel graphics are the easiest to get going on linux though
[14:57] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; hmm....are you sure about this
[14:57] <maco> they're cheap crap, but they've generally got fantastic drivers for linux. i dont know that you can get dual-head working well with them in 9.04 though, since kernel modesetting's not enabled in it.
[14:57] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, been running ubuntu for 1.5 yr so i am still green, but yes vast majority of graphic issues come from intel, ATI second to that , and nvidia seems to be the best so far.. i just got an nvidia 9500gt card that i love
[14:58] <Aigloblam> Anybody bored enough for a few Questions?
[14:58] <tj83_> L3dPlatedLinux, mine just works.... never had an issue. what card you running?
[14:58] <maco> tj83_, O_O the extent of issues ive had with intel graphics has been occasional trouble switching to tty1-6..and thats been fixed since 8.10
[14:58] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; what does tht 9500gt signify?
[14:59] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong,  just a series
[14:59] <Aigloblam> im running a 5950FX.....*sigh*
[14:59] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; well i am giving thought over this issue
[14:59] <lamebot> my skpye keeps crashing is there any skype client alternitive?
[14:59] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, if you can afford a card... no thought needed
[15:00] <Aigloblam> kPhone
[15:00] <maco> PerryArmstrong, which intel do you have?
[15:00]  * maco goes to install compositing crap to see if it works here
[15:00] <nsahoo> how do I install flash 10 on ubuntu?
[15:00] <Aigloblam> Quick Question: What is the command line for a HD Reformat
[15:01] <tj83_> maco, he has VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[15:01] <PerryArmstrong> maco; in the sense
[15:01] <thiebaude> nsahoo: i used adobe website and downloaded the .deb for it
[15:01] <nsahoo> isn't there a apt-get source?
[15:01] <Aigloblam> Old School! Congrats on keeping a computer running that long. (no sarcasm at all)
[15:01] <maco> i'm using my 965 not 945 right now, but eh...lets see
[15:02] <geirha> PerryArmstrong: Hello again. Could you post /var/log/Xorg.0.log to that forumthread? Put it inside bb-code tags, so it gets easy to read [code]content of Xorg.0.log[/code]
[15:02] <allexxx> Γειά σας
[15:02] <geirha> !gr | allexxx
[15:02] <thiebaude> nsahoo: you have to enable 3rd party repositories
[15:02] <nsahoo> I see
[15:02] <maco> PerryArmstrong, tj83_, my 965 is handling compositing through xcompmgr on 2 screens just fine
[15:02] <MaT> nsahoo: open a terminal and type   sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:03] <maco> though compositng layered onto a tiling window manager really looks ridiculous
[15:03] <L3dPlatedLinux> tj83_,  nvidia 5200
[15:03] <thiebaude> nsahoo: or visit a site that requires flash
[15:03] <nsahoo> thiebaude: I did that but, do I need to restart firefox?
[15:04] <thiebaude> nsahoo: yes
[15:04] <nsahoo> thiebaude: then i'll be right back
[15:04] <thiebaude> ok
[15:05] <maco> a better idea is to enable the partner repository and install adobe-flashplugin
[15:05] <thiebaude> maco: exactly:)
[15:05] <maco> then in the casethat adobe has gone and changed things recently, the package will actually still install instead of freaking out
[15:06] <Aigloblam> flash player been known to have issues with nVidia drivers on Ubuntu?
[15:07] <maco> flash player has been known to have issues. period.
[15:07] <Aigloblam> I installed everything just fine on this machine, but my other (with the nVidia card) for some reason refuses to work well.
[15:08] <thiebaude> Aigloblam: flash shouln'd have a problem with a particular card
[15:08] <Aigloblam> I installed a version from the addons section in firefox, but it turned out to not work. And now i simply cannot get thoes removed.
[15:08] <thiebaude> maco, thats true
[15:08] <thiebaude> maco: flash is a resource hog
[15:08] <n0gear-desk> have a weird problem. in sign-in screen i get sound ok, but when in desktop nothing?! Soundblaster Audigy ... do i need some drivers?
[15:09] <maco> i'm using swfdec (open source flash), and its still a resource hog...though at least it acts like flashblock
[15:09] <Aigloblam> my Audigy Platnium works perfectly.
[15:09] <JulioNeto> hi all
[15:09] <thiebaude> yea, swfdec always for some reason gave me problems
[15:09] <PerryArmstrong> maco; well thats gud
[15:10] <Aigloblam> I only have 512mb RAM.....And where i am its almost impossible to find something as old as PC2100
[15:10] <thiebaude> Aigloblam: i have the same amount of RAM
[15:10] <Buzzzz> hello
[15:10] <lupin> [ Hola ]
[15:11] <lupin> scusate c'è qualcuno?
[15:11] <Vlet> !es
[15:11] <Aigloblam> thiebaude: How do you keep things from being choppy? Audio is PERFECT, but video is horrible. Fullscreen youtube is totally out of the question
[15:11] <Buzzzz> is there a way to configure finch to reject add requests?
[15:11] <Aigloblam> Although i can play off the HDD beautifully
[15:11] <lupin> ma puppatemelo
[15:11] <lupin> hasushuahsas
[15:11] <Vlet> Aigloblam: it sounds like you need to install your vide drivers
[15:12] <thiebaude> Aigloblam: i agree with you, but dont know what to do about that problem
[15:12] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, just a thought... did you try booting to recovery and then selecting fix-x? caution tho, back up /etc/X11/xorg.conf first as it will be replaced
[15:12] <Aigloblam> thiebaude: where would i get drivers for an 845GV? Thats ancient.
[15:12] <jatt> hi firefox doesn't render some pages correctly (www.facebook.com) (no text, forms (textboxes) are there though), is this a known issue? I'm using Firefox 3.0.10
[15:13] <thiebaude> Aigloblam: maybe someone else knows
[15:13] <Aigloblam> Vlet: Its possible, but i figured since it worked on pretty much everything else, drivers worked fine. But then again im usually wrong
[15:13] <thiebaude> Aigloblam: who makes it?
[15:13] <mib_w50081ep> Hello, I would like to ask someone a question about setting up groups and user on the server version of ubuntu 9.04
[15:13] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; yes i tried that...it got me to the initial state as when i got the screen soon after i installed jaunty. I got the screen which fitted half the size of monitor
[15:13] <Vlet> Aigloblam: it's also possible that your video card just sucks
[15:13] <Aigloblam> thiebaude: its an Intel onBoard
[15:14] <nsahoo> hi .. what is the difference between all different vim related packages? more importantly .. how do I read the description of the packages using apt the apt system?
[15:14] <thiebaude> Aigloblam: ahh intel, i have intel 815
[15:14] <Aigloblam> Vlet: Absolutely TRUE. Its horrible.
[15:14] <freenode1> i've download an incremental 7zip file....so i have example.7z.01, test.7z.02 and so on....how to extract it ????? wich command???
[15:14] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, not much luv for intel in the room atm lol
[15:14] <Aigloblam> thiebaude: I dont even have a AGP slot on this retarded thing to throw on my old 5950FX!
[15:15] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; didnt get you
[15:15] <Aigloblam> thiebaude: PCI Cards are all most likely burried in some dump somewhere that i cant find
[15:15] <Guthur> Aigloblam sorry i never caught your initial question, but can you not just stick with software emulation
[15:15] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, if your following the other discussions... intel graphics issues
[15:15] <thiebaude> it got me last time with x freezing
[15:15] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; as in
[15:16] <Aigloblam> Guthur: My initial question was actually the reformat command....But im sure i COULD use software emulation, if i knew what that was exactly.
[15:16] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, as in intel sux if you watch long enough you will form the same opinion
[15:17] <nsahoo> anyone?
[15:18] <Guthur> Aigloblam you can chose to use it during installation, it just means it doesn't use what ever hardware acceleration is available, but i didn't see your initial question so should keep quiet ;)
[15:18] <Aigloblam> Guthur: quiet? Whats that? I work in a Call Center! Quiet is alien to me ;)
[15:19] <maczimus2009> does anyone here know if it is possible to use the UUID for a windows partition in the menu.lst?
[15:19] <iyofel_> nsahoo: to se the details of a package use 'apt-cache show <packagename>'
[15:19] <erUSUL> maczimus2009: no
[15:19] <maczimus2009> ok, thanks :)
[15:19] <n0gear-desk> just had to disable my on-board soundcard from Bios and SB Audigy works
[15:19] <Guthur> Aigloblam they let you use IRC there :o , most call centres i know wont even let you go to the toilet without permission
[15:19] <erUSUL> maczimus2009: grub does not sdirectly boots the windows kernel it chainloads the windows bootloader
[15:20] <maczimus2009> ok
[15:20] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, for kicks pastebin your xorg.conf plz
[15:20] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; i can't help it....i need to go along with this
[15:20] <tj83_> i googled and found very little
[15:20] <Aigloblam> Guthur: It ok if i msg you? I blab alot and i dont want to block people from getting actual answers  lol
[15:20] <nsahoo> iyofel_: thankx
[15:21] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, in fact google returned your trouble thread lol
[15:21] <Guthur> Aigloblam ya sure, but i doubt i would be able to help much, i'm not ubuntu expert for sure :)
[15:21] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; you mean you located my thread in google??
[15:22] <maczimus2009> erUSUL: is it then possible to use the /dev/??? name or does it have to be the (hd0,?) version
[15:22] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, yes
[15:22] <erUSUL> maczimus2009: the later
[15:22] <a1b2c3> help buffer
[15:22] <maczimus2009> erUSUL: Ok, cool, thanks for the help
[15:22] <erUSUL> maczimus2009: no problem
[15:23] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; ubuntuforums is a great search on google
[15:23] <SmokeyD> hey people. What is the best solution for remote logging in Ubuntu hardy server? I want to store my logs locally, but also on another server. Which package should I use for that?
[15:24] <noobb> hello, does anyone know how to change volume with software ??
[15:24] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, can you pastebin your current xorg.conf ?
[15:24] <jaj23> Would any Ubuntu 9.04 users mind completing a 5-10 min questionnaire survey. It is part of a larger study aimed to improve the usability of the next release of Ubuntu: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=N4Q6kFcYehhe_2fzKnoO_2bEDQ_3d_3d
[15:24] <Thiras> noobb, gnomealsamixer
[15:24] <SmokeyD> noobb: what do you mean with "change volume"? Sound volume on your machine?
[15:24] <nsahoo> ok guys.. I read the descriptions, but, I am not sure if I should get the vim-gnome or vim-gtk. I want gvim
[15:25] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; its there in my thread
[15:25] <noobb> sound volume of machine
[15:25] <SmokeyD> nsahoo: I have both installed :) The definately works :)
[15:25] <nsahoo> SmokeyD: hehe .. i am sure
[15:26] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1170177
[15:26] <warnet> rein
[15:26] <nsahoo> going for vim-gnome since gnome is there already
[15:26] <SmokeyD> noobb: there should be an icon of a small speaker in the panel at the top
[15:26] <dude> hi, i triend installing ubuntu on my old system
[15:26] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, yes i know... that was a week ago, updates, your fiddling, anything could have changed
[15:26] <SmokeyD> that is where you can change the volume
[15:26] <noobb> I know how to use buttons, I want to change it with my own code
[15:26] <warnet> w
[15:26] <dude> but it went blank/black after i select the install ubuntu
[15:26] <noobb> or through shell
[15:27] <dude> help anyone?
[15:27] <jaj23> Would any Ubuntu 9.04 users mind completing a 5-10 min questionnaire survey. It is part of a larger study aimed to improve the usability of the next release of Ubuntu: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=N4Q6kFcYehhe_2fzKnoO_2bEDQ_3d_3d
[15:27] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; i last post is todays
[15:27] <nsahoo> does any of you use chrome on ubuntu?
[15:27] <tj83_> dude use the alternate cd
[15:28] <Aigloblam> Taking Survey as of now
[15:28] <jaj23> ty
[15:29] <SmokeyD> noobb: alsamixer works I think
[15:29] <dude> tj83, but the current cd works fine with my other computer
[15:30] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; are you trying finding any solution
[15:30] <SmokeyD> noobb: no, sorry alsamixer doesn't work. You can't send commands through it from the shell.
[15:30] <SmokeyD> then I wouldn't know
[15:31] <chocobanana> jaj23: cool
[15:31] <noobb> ok, thank you for your help
[15:32] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; are you trying finding any solution??
[15:33] <ubuntu> Hello
[15:33] <ubuntu> bonjour
[15:34] <ubuntu> do you speak french ?
[15:34] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; I am leaving. incase you hit upon some good solution just post it in the thread and I'll be thankful for that
[15:34] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, yes i am trying to find something
[15:34] <tj83_> PerryArmstrong, k
[15:34] <n0gear-desk> does compiz work ok with jaunty and ATI radeon?
[15:34] <PerryArmstrong> tj83_; thank you very much. good bye
[15:35] <dude> whats the diffrence between alternate and the normal?
[15:35] <]Spectre[> yes n0gear-desk,but it's hard to get it working
[15:35] <tj83_> dude, the alternate is text based... sometimes this works around graphics problems during install.
[15:35] <n0gear-desk> ]Spectre[: any alternatives?
[15:35] <dude> oh
[15:36] <dude> means harder to use?
[15:36] <]Spectre[> change video board,or don't use the compiz
[15:36] <Pici> !alternate | dude
[15:36] <chetnick> dude: means if normal want start, use alternat without gui.
[15:36] <chetnick> wont*
[15:36] <]Spectre[> n0gear-desk,try at #ati
[15:37] <palomer> hello
[15:37] <palomer> japanese fonts will not show when I run xpdf
[15:37] <palomer> what gives?
[15:37] <chetnick> palomer: did you try adobe reader?
[15:38] <palomer> yup
[15:38] <palomer> and xpdf
[15:38] <palomer> actually
[15:38] <palomer> wait
[15:38] <palomer> not adobe
[15:38] <Pici> !enter
[15:39] <chetnick> palomer: http://get.adobe.com/reader/  install and try.
[15:39] <arul> hey guys, which is the best peer guardian software for ubuntu
[15:40] <chetnick> i would say rapidshare :)
[15:41] <arul> rapidshare is a file hosting site
[15:42] <mib_sz0z1nit> anyone else having problems trying to burn avi to dvd using brasero..? basically the burn button won't enable :-(
[15:43] <datacrusher> hi everyone!
[15:43] <arul> which is the best IP Blocker for ubuntu other than mobloquer
[15:43] <sacamano> hi, question. i have an eeepc, just put ubuntu on it, it comes with two ssd drives, 1 8gb for the os, and one 32gb for storage. the 32gb one is owned by root and i cant read/write to it. can someone tell me (or link a website) how to change permissions, is chmod or editing fstab better?
[15:44] <datacrusher> i have an issue with ubuntu 9. on the installation it asks for my sata drives with a question box, i choose to activate but the 2cnd line on the partitioning window isnt available
[15:44] <datacrusher> i cant manage the sizes, mount point and stuff
[15:44] <datacrusher> stucks on this point. Is there a way to workarround the sata drivers detection? on ubuntu 8 and other distros i tested here the disk appears just fine
[15:45] <Raylz> im thinking of installing jaunty but im concerned about audio, especially pulseaudio, flash and tuxguitar
[15:45] <Raylz> is it working flawless already?
[15:45] <datacrusher> Raylz, use OSS
[15:45] <Raylz> datacrusher: tuxguitar uses OSS ye
[15:45] <mib_sz0z1nit> @Raylz: define flawless ;-)
[15:45] <datacrusher> flawless victory! remembers sf2
[15:45] <Raylz> mib_sz0z1nit: all apps are able to play sound
[15:45] <sacamano> anyone please, have a faq on chmod/fstab? cant find anything :/
[15:45] <fccf> datacenter: there is a good chance that those (the) sata drives are actually working on the IDE bus ...search google ide-generic ubuntu
[15:46] <Raylz> mib_sz0z1nit: at the same time
[15:46] <straterra> Is it possible to create a bootable USB drive running Ubuntu?
[15:46] <Dr_Phusis> what do you all recommend as the partition setup for a gaming computer? my HDD will be 500Gb, I was thinking of having enough of it partitioned for windows to store my games. But I also want to be able to access them from Ubuntu. Would I be able to play a windows game from my windows partition from wine? I'm just worried because I know it's fine to read from a windows partition using linux, but I heard it could be harmful to write to it, s
[15:46] <Raylz>  straterra: yes
[15:46] <mib_sz0z1nit> I have sound in Jaunty but it's a bit quieter than in Intrepid
[15:46] <straterra> Are there instructions on it?
[15:46] <Raylz> straterra: install ubuntu on your usb stick and install grub on it
[15:46] <Raylz> straterra: you have to install the bootloader to the usb stick
[15:46] <Raylz> very important
[15:47] <kwork> Dr_Phusis, you can even write to ntfs, its just not suggested
[15:47] <Raylz> straterra: on the last prompt before you install it there is some button advanced i guess
[15:48] <fccf> datacrusher:  there is a good chance that those (the) sata drives are actually working on the IDE bus ...search google ide-generic ubuntu
[15:48] <Raylz> straterra: there you can set the device where the bootloader will be installed
[15:48] <Dr_Phusis> kwork: ok, but does wine handle it differently? I won't be manually writing to it, but wine might, so because it is made to run windows programs those programs would write to the disk in a windows friendly way... right?  or is it a potential problem?
[15:48] <mpwd> Raylz: I'm struggling to install knoppix on a USB stick, and I can't get grub working
[15:48] <mpwd> Any advice on good howtos?
[15:48] <brk3> hi, all the ubuntu guides for getting bluetooth headsets to work with skype seem outdated and dont work.. whats the current best way to get it set up?
[15:49] <Dr_Phusis> kwork: OR, is there a way that I could have a sort of "neutral" partition that is safe for both OS's to read and write to?
[15:49] <Raylz> mpwd: ger?
[15:49] <magentar> Dr_Phusis, mount the drive as read-only then nothing can happen
[15:49] <fccf> brk3: have you been able to pair your headset to the computer
[15:49] <datacrusher> fccf, is there a way to automatically load then on the boot installation screen?
[15:49] <Crypt-Ubuntu9> I need help if possible
[15:49] <kwork> Dr_Phusis, sadly windows cant read any other filesystem besides ntfs/fat
[15:49] <Dr_Phusis> magentar: well the game might actually need to write to the drive.
[15:49] <Raylz> mpwd: there are some good ones but i only know german ones
[15:50] <Raylz> mpwd: or some info in the gentoo doc
[15:50] <brk3> fccf: yes
[15:50] <magentar> Dr_Phusis, writing is generally pretty safe too
[15:50] <mpwd> Raylz: I'll struggle with google translate
[15:50] <brk3> fccf: but i cant get it working with skype, and apparantly btsco isnt maintained anymore
[15:50] <Dr_Phusis> kwork: ok what about this then, I make 3 partitions, linux, windows, and a third NTFS partition just for games.
[15:50] <kwork> Dr_Phusis, i cant say it will never brake, but alot days ago i used wine to run win games on win partition, and i didnot brake anything
[15:50] <kwork> Dr_Phusis, and that was like few years ago
[15:50] <mpwd> I just need to know what to put in device.map anyway
[15:50] <brk3> a lot of guides say about adding things to .asound
[15:50] <brk3> but i dont think ubuntu uses
[15:50] <brk3> this
[15:51] <Crypt-Ubuntu9> I am running Ubuntu 9.04 and I have the latest Evolution 2.26.1 installed, however we just installed Exchange 2007
[15:51] <kwork> Dr_Phusis, if anything windows wanted to checkdisc, didnot brake the filesystem in any case
[15:51] <pmratpoison> hello! I have a desktop pc which I want to vnc through my netbook. I want a user to have the normal 1440x900 resolution (audodetected and configured perfectly) and the other user to have a 1024x600 resolution, which doesn't appear on the menu. What do I do?
[15:51] <bazhang> kwork, Dr_Phusis both reading and writing are perfectly safe
[15:51] <Dr_Phusis> kwork: if it does "break" would that just mess up the partition it's on, or all partitions?
[15:51] <Crypt-Ubuntu9> Evolution states I need to install evolution-mapi, but it is not a package within Ubuntu Manager
[15:51] <Crypt-Ubuntu9> how can i go about obtaining this addon?
[15:51] <kwork> Dr_Phusis, i would think that nowdays with ntfs3g driver on linux, it will not brake
[15:51] <kwork> Dr_Phusis, but it wouldnot be safe for production enviroinment, but for home use why not
[15:52] <magentar> Dr_Phusis, you can also read ext2 partitions from windows (fs-driver.org)
[15:52] <kwork> Dr_Phusis,  in the old days the writing to ntfs was dangerous, thou it did work even then
[15:52] <Dr_Phusis> kwork: ok, but just to to clarify, what do we mean by "break"? if it just messes up the partition it's on then I wouldn't worry too much. But if it breaks my HDD, I'd rather not risk it lol.
[15:52] <kwork> magcius, read, not write
[15:52] <magentar> but i'd say thats equally unsafe
[15:52] <datacrusher> fccf, if i use the ide-generic option on the installation, will i compromise the performance after the installation?
[15:52] <kwork> magnetar even
[15:52] <fccf> datacrusher:  to try it... press ESC at first grub screen during bootup - edit the line for your kernel - and add It to it... to make it perm edit /boot/grub/menu.lst as root
[15:52] <datacrusher> fccf, its a fresh install
[15:53] <datacrusher> the cpter gots no system
[15:53] <petsounds> hello, can i install XBMC in kubuntu/ubuntu? thanks.
[15:53] <kwork> Dr_Phusis, basicaly if i would be you i would go with two partisions win/linux rather then 3
[15:53] <magentar> Dr_Phusis, since ntfs is a closed format and microsoft decides to keep it secret, you will never know ;) it will only mess up the partition you are writing to though
[15:53] <kwork> Dr_Phusis, but its up to you
[15:54] <Crypt-Ubuntu9> any1 know how?
[15:54] <kwork> Dr_Phusis,  the thing is some games want to write to c:\ aswell not only d:\games
[15:54] <dude> 1) will i need to do a format b4 installing? 2) alternate cd support more hardware?
[15:54] <kwork> Dr_Phusis, so i m not sure will you benefit from 3 parts
[15:54] <pmratpoison> Dr_Phusis: I've never had a problem with 4 partitions (one ext3, one linux-swap, two ntfs partitions)
[15:54] <magentar> fat32 is probably the safest solution, though it sucks horribly.
[15:54] <kwork> magentar, didnt fat have some low filesystem size limit,aswell max file size limit
[15:55] <rgmz> do you know where the splash image is located in ubuntu
[15:55] <magentar> i install my games twice, one time on my win partition, one time on my lin partition
[15:55] <kwork> magentar, 4gb or smt
[15:55] <magentar> filesize, yes
[15:55] <pmratpoison> Dr_Phusis: my setup was an ntfs partition for media browsing from both OS's, and obvious ext3 for root, an ntfs for windows main partition
[15:56] <magentar> i had a ntfs disk that worked fine on linux and windows than window's chkdsk decided ruined it completely, don't know if it's wins or lins fault though
[15:56] <fccf> datacrusher: no performance compromise ... it is just communicating with the disk a little diff
[15:58] <stani> Hi, anyone wanting to test the new version of Phatch (Photo Batch Processor)? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1178224
[15:58] <bullgard4> TeamSpeak2 works ok on a Thinkpad T42, pulseaudio, and Ubuntu 8.04.2 as long as I do not use a headset.How can I enable the headset?
[15:58] <neurobuntu> bullgard4, have you tried looking at thinkwiki.org
[15:59] <fccf> brk3: have you tried the ubuntuforums.org ... could be some more relevant information
[15:59] <dholbach> Packaging Training with mvo in #ubuntu-classroom now!
[15:59] <javiskefka> somehow I just killed my sound playback. I was configuring dosbox, and set the sound driver to OSS instead of ALSA, and now there is no sound playback
[16:00] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[16:00] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[16:00] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[16:02] <fccf> Dr_Phusis: What version of win?
[16:04] <charzero> Is there a bot in this channel analagous to dpkg in #debian ?
[16:04] <eurythmia> charzero, ubottu
[16:04] <Dr_Phusis> fccf: well I only want vista so I can get DX10, I guess, I'll get the cheapest version of vista.
[16:04] <Isakk> Dr_Phusis
[16:04] <bullgard4> charzero: There is a bot in this channel.
[16:04] <Isakk> there are versions of dx10 for XP aswell
[16:04] <erUSUL> !help | charzero
[16:05] <Dr_Phusis> Isakk: is there?
[16:05] <Isakk> Yep
[16:05] <Isakk> google directx 10 for windows XP
[16:06] <Dr_Phusis> Isakk: is that recommended? I know vista has some special memory control thingys.. lol.. I dunno, what do you think I should do for a gaming computer.. but I'll tell you I have no interest in using the actual windows OS, I just want it to run my games.
[16:06] <Isakk> my XP runs everything ive tried just fine
[16:06] <Isakk> :p
[16:06] <Isakk> im using dx10 thingy
[16:07] <Dr_Phusis> Isakk: well I think I can get a windows vista from my school for like $40. not sure about how much XP would cost me.
[16:07] <hatter243> !ot | Dr_Phusis
[16:08] <]Spectre[> Hi,what is the best way to get the lightest ubuntu installation with only network and gnome desktop working ? is it to install the server version and after install gnome ?
[16:08] <da_tux> I would like gnome_rdp to load everytime i login but I have to run it as sudo. is there a way to make this happen?
[16:08] <Isakk> Dr_Phusis Vista is _shit_
[16:08] <fccf> Dr_Phusis: depending on how much space you need for games expect a minimal install of windows vista of 70gigs ... minimal ubuntu with full desktop 10-15 gigs... you will need a swap root (/) and home partition for linux
[16:08] <Isakk> Filled with problems
[16:08] <Isakk> use win7 instead
[16:08] <hatter243> Isakk, take it to #ubuntu-offtopic, please
[16:08] <Isakk> Sorry :)
[16:09] <fccf> !ohmy >isakk
[16:09] <blur> anyone got any thoughts on why evolution is dog slow over ssh with jaunty?
[16:09] <ringlej> I did something to screw up apt-get and now when I try to install something I get: debsig: Origin Signature check failed. This deb might not be signed.
[16:10] <sXnGin> Anyone know why my Ubuntu is asking for the CD?
[16:10] <datacrusher> fccf,  check this out http://www.pastebin.ca/1447658
[16:11] <datacrusher> i took some pictures of the problem
[16:11] <loko012> hello/hi
[16:11] <jefinc> is there a way to make ubuntu not sort case sensitive?
[16:12] <sacamano> UUID=bd93e9b5-2118-49b1-a1a7-868f48685991 /               ext3    relatime,errors=remount-ro 0       1
[16:12] <markm>  is there a way to make ubuntu not sort case sensitive? - man sort (-f)
[16:12] <sacamano> can someone tell me how to change that to make this drive read/writeable/
[16:13] <koichirose> Hello, I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 64bit, Firefox wont save data entered in forms. The checkbox in preferences is checked. is this a known bug?
[16:14] <jrib> sacamano: it is writable...
[16:14] <jefinc> markm: it doesn't show to to set that as a default option for every folder
[16:14] <fccf> sXnGin: if you don't have the disk you can comment out the deb line in /etc/apt/sources.list corresponding to the cdrom
[16:14] <sacamano> jrib, when i check permissions of the folder i cant write to it
[16:14] <hatter243> sacamano, the permissions of your root folder?
[16:14] <sXnGin> fccf: i have the disk, im just curious as to why it is asking. missing file maybe?
[16:14] <sacamano> jrib, or delete. i have an eee and just put ubuntu on it, and i reformatted the drive to ext3
[16:15] <jrib> sacamano: yeah, your user can't because he doesn't have permission to.  Your user can only write to his HOME.  Why do you want to write outside of your HOME?
[16:15] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[16:15] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[16:15] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[16:15] <jrib> sacamano: what directory exactly?
[16:15] <fccf> datacrusher: reboot when you get to the language screeen use other options to add ide-generic to the boot line
[16:15] <sacamano> hatter243, jrib , its a 2nd hard drive, formatted to ext3, i have an eeepc. the home drive is fine, i can read/write ok, but the 32gb other drive i cantt write to
[16:15] <jaj23> Would any Ubuntu 9.04 users mind completing a 5-10 min questionnaire survey. It is part of a larger study aimed to improve the usability of the next release of Ubuntu: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=N4Q6kFcYehhe_2fzKnoO_2bEDQ_3d_3d
[16:15] <markm> jefinc: are you in a file manager?
[16:15] <jrib> sacamano: the line you pasted is getting mounted to /.  That's your root filesystem
[16:15] <da_tux> I would like gnome_rdp to load everytime i login but I have to run it as sudo. is there a way to make this happen?
[16:16] <datacrusher> fccf, iv added all-generic-ide on the end of the line, just before taking this pictures
[16:16] <jefinc> markm: yessir
[16:16] <datacrusher> ill try ide-generic
[16:16] <markm> jefinc: wait one...
[16:16] <sacamano> oh, jrib, so you think theres nothing in the fstab for the other drive? that would explain it i guess
[16:16] <jrib> sacamano: yeah
[16:16] <jrib> sacamano: are you comfortable mounting it?
[16:17] <sacamano> jrib, mountpoint is /dev/sdb
[16:17] <fccf> sXnGin: ubuntu still has the cdrom as the default locaton - the sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list add # to beginning of line
[16:17] <sacamano> jrib, uh sorry i dont know what you mean by comfortable mounting it.. all ive done thus far is double-click, i can read the files o there
[16:17] <markm> jefinc: looks as if no option in default file manager, sorry
[16:17] <fccf> datacrusher: it is all-generic-ide
[16:18] <giorgos> hello,i have a sigma  web camera and i do not know how to install any tutorial?
[16:18] <jefinc> markm: no worries, I'll keep poking around, thanks
[16:19] <DanDan> hello all ... I have updates to Januty ( Ubuntu 9.04 ) and I got flashplugin-nonfree broken !! .. I have tried EVERYTHIIIING !! ...but i cant remove nor reinstall it NOTHING !! .. and im stuck with it i cant install anything unless I fix it :@ !!
[16:19] <fccf> giorgos: is your camera supported? - search ubuntu sigma webcam - model # find the compatibility table
[16:19] <markm> jefinc: but... ls -1 | sort -f will do it in terminal
[16:19] <jefinc> ah ok
[16:19] <jefinc> thanks :)
[16:20] <fccf> DanDan: you may be able to roll back the flash driver to an older version by selecting it in synaptic going to the package menu and using force version
[16:20] <StevensUbuntuTri> i
[16:20] <sacamano> jrib, any suggestions? :) sorry to hassle you
[16:21] <datacrusher> fccf, tryed both... same issue. have you seen the pictures?
[16:21] <StevensUbuntuTri> Hello, Does anyone know how to get Totem Movie Player to play DVD's.  I put a DVD in and it didn't work.  I reported the bug, and all they told me was this has already been fixed.
[16:21] <fccf> yes ... did you try it from the boot prompt?
[16:22] <datacrusher> yes, on the first screen that i can interact with
[16:22] <datacrusher> pressed f6 to get mor options
[16:22] <datacrusher> it allows me to edit the line, added to the end of it
[16:22] <fccf> datacrusher: you might try installing 8.04 and running the upgrade twice
[16:23] <datacrusher> not to shabby
[16:23] <n0gear> StevensUbuntuTri: do u have ubuntu-restricted-extras ?
[16:23] <DanDan> fccf : I cant do that ! it still asks me to REMOVE OR REINSTALL THE broken package :( !!
[16:24] <StevensUbuntuTri> n0gear:  I am not sure what Ubuntu restricted extras are.  I am new to this
[16:24] <fccf> are there broken packages?? - look in custom fliter in synaptic
[16:24] <DanDan> yes flashplugin-nonfree is the only broken package
[16:24] <DanDan> fccf
[16:24] <n0gear> ok. u need to install that package to watch DVDs
[16:25] <Devilsprey99> if i play music on rhythmbox  and open an streaming video in youtube the sound wont play on youtube
[16:25] <Devilsprey99> anyone got any idea
[16:25] <``y7> if i unplug my monitor from ubuntu, will i be able to plug it back in later without rebooting and get an img?
[16:25] <n0gear> StevensUbuntuTri: open terminal and write. sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[16:26] <LjL> ``y7: if you're using a vga cable, yes, otherwise i don't know
[16:26] <``y7> thx
[16:26] <fccf> DanDan: does synaptic see it as a broken package? - it may just need to be reinstalled .. try purging it by using remove completly and reinstalling
[16:27] <DanDan> fccf : .. i did all that nothing works
[16:28] <marco76> Hi. Is there any messenger with video calling?
[16:28] <koichirose> Hello, I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 64bit, Firefox wont save data entered in forms. The checkbox in preferences is checked. is this a known bug?
[16:28] <fccf> DanDan: give me a few min --- i have to change computers
[16:29] <n0gear> StevensUbuntuTri: if still doesnt work: sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread3/install-css.sh
[16:29] <giorgos> hello,i have sigma 3250 web cam and i cannot make it work
[16:29] <n0gear> change dvdread3 to 4
[16:29] <rgmz> what is Usplash
[16:29] <Knoxville> how do I install mod_autoindex for apache?
[16:30] <n0gear> StevensUbuntuTri: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[16:30] <j0hn> hello everyone im new to linux and i installed ubuntu 9.04 on my presario cq40 but i cant connect to the internet
[16:31] <blurwt> hi, I'm trying to figure out why evolution is really slow on jaunty, especially over remote X (ssh -CY ).  Anyone have any suggestions for me to check or other resources if this is the wrong place?
[16:31] <Knoxville>  how do I install mod_autoindex for apache?
[16:31] <n0gear> j0hn: wlan or lan?
[16:31] <StevensUbuntuTri> n0gear: Thank you very much!  I am there right now doing the install
[16:31] <j0hn> wlan n0gear
[16:32] <Fedup> alo ....alo alo.....alo alo alooooooo
[16:32] <n0gear> can u see the wireless icon in top right corner+
[16:32] <Fedup> My wireless kaput xd...any1 can help ah
[16:32] <markm> anyone, have dell 1505 w/media home, does anyone know if I can avoid disabling mediahome if I were to install 64bit ubuntu?
[16:32] <j0hn> theres a red x on it
[16:33] <unr3a1> hey all
[16:33] <j0hn> i think its not connected
[16:33] <j0hn> whenever i left click on it the wired network is not selectable
[16:33] <marco76> is there a pidgin with video calling?
[16:33] <unr3a1> I have a samsung highnote cell phone, and when I try to connect it, Ubuntu won't recognize it.  All it does is charge the phone.  Does anyone know what could be wrong?
[16:34] <StevensUbuntuTri> n0gear: I got an error message that said Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file.
[16:34] <n0gear> j0hn: iwconfig in terminal ... what do u get?
[16:35] <unr3a1> I am trying to connect via USB
[16:35] <j0hn> lo, eth0, pan0 "no woreless extensions"
[16:35] <j0hn> unr3al you have to mount the device
[16:36] <iltar> Can anyone help me how to enlarge my partition by adding unallocated space?
[16:36] <n0gear> StevensUbuntuTri: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs Did u install that libdvdcss ?
[16:36] <maco> iltar, boot from a live cd, go to system -> administration -> gnome partitioner (or run "sudo gparted" in command line), and then just drag things around until the freespace is gone and your partitions are the size you want
[16:37] <unr3a1> iltar, how do I identify what usb I need to mount?
[16:37] <Knoxville>  how do I install mod_autoindex for apache?
[16:37] <n0gear> j0hn: seems u dont have wireless enabled or drivers missing
[16:38] <iltar> unr3al pick one which ever you like plug it in your usb port and see what's on it ?? Dunno what you mean
[16:38] <iltar> maco i will try that
[16:38] <unr3a1> iltar, Ubuntu doesnt even recognize that the device is connected.  so I am trying to find out what device I mount.
[16:38] <j0hn> n0gear is there an issue regarding broadcom driver for ubuntu?
[16:39] <unr3a1> iltar, I did a lsusb, and it sees the samsung device in that
[16:39] <n0gear> yes i have heard there are issues with broadcom
[16:39] <unr3a1> but I dont know how to mount it
[16:39] <j0hn> so your saying that its impossible to install the wireless driver for ubuntu?
[16:40] <iltar> I'm not that pro with linux ;) try one of those: http://www.google.nl/search?q=ubuntu+mounting+an+usb
[16:40] <iltar> maco, I can't drag anything :S
[16:41] <n0gear> j0hn: http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php u could try that
[16:41] <maco> iltar, i dont know how your disk is laid out, but you should be able to select a partition, and then the resize button up top, then drag the handles in the popup window
[16:41] <robhudson> Could someone explain why `aptitude install apache2` also wants to install mysql?  Even --without-recommends?
[16:41] <j0hn> thanks n0gear ill try that
[16:41] <StevensUbuntuTri> n0gear:  Thank you!  It works!!
[16:41] <n0gear> np
[16:42] <sharperguy> Anyone else been having pidgin disconnecting all the time?
[16:42] <bullgard4> TeamSpeak2 works ok on a Thinkpad T42, pulseaudio, and Ubuntu 8.04.2 as long as I do not use a headset.How can I enable the headset?
[16:42] <maco> robhudson,  because --without-recommends is an apt-get flag, not an aptitude one, i think
[16:42] <fccf> j0hn: b43-fwcutter is not installed by default ... you will need to install this for your wireless card to work
[16:42] <Roland123> how to use usenet newsgroups?
[16:42] <iltar> maco i can't do any of that, basicly i had vista installed, shrunk it, installed ubuntu 9.04, but had only 10gb (seems like shrinking failed, had 40gb), now I'm trying to add the remaining 30 gigs I just shrunk from vista
[16:43] <bakarat> pulseaudio is acting up from time to time (ubuntu 8.10), sometimes sound just stops working, system->preferences->sound->test says "connection refused", a simple "kill" on the pulseaudio process does not work, after a "kill -9; pulseaudio&" it works again though
[16:43] <fccf> Roland123: you will need a newsgroup server to log onto ... you can use groups.google.com fo rfree
[16:43] <maco> iltar, ok...did you boot to a live cd and start up gparted, like i said?
[16:43] <bakarat> (no errors in any of the logs btw)
[16:43] <iltar> No, i'm currently running it inside ubuntu
[16:43] <maco> bakarat, should start it with start-pulseaudio-x11...but eh. its fixed in 9.04 since we have autospawn. itll just start back up if it goes AWOL
[16:44] <maco> iltar, BAD IDEA!
[16:44] <maco> iltar, NEVER resize a mounted partition
[16:44] <maco> iltar, well...for that matter...i dont think it *can* be resized while mounted...which could be your problem...
[16:44] <iltar> Hah just did it with vista ^^
[16:44] <bakarat> maco, ah, how does the autospawn work? is there like a watchdog that from time to time checks if it is still up? :>
[16:45] <maco> iltar, (unless you're using lvm or something) ....eh? vista lets you do things like that? O_O
[16:45] <iltar> Yes :D
[16:45] <Pici> !lnw
[16:45] <iltar> shrink command :)
[16:45] <koichirose> Hello, I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 64bit, Firefox wont save data entered in forms. The checkbox in preferences is checked. is this a known bug?
[16:45] <maco> bakarat, no, pulseaudio spawns if anything tries to send sound to the device
[16:45] <iltar> xp already allowed it, but vista actually has it in the partition editor
[16:45] <bakarat> bakarat, aaaah k
[16:45] <iltar> but i should boot from the live cd, and than?
[16:45] <bakarat> maco,  any idea why it is acting up btw? i have been running 8.10 since it came out and only recently has the problem started (month ago or something?)
[16:46] <maco> iltar, i'd put that in the same category (Category D'oh!) as running fsck while mounted
[16:46] <maco> bakarat, not really...general instability i guess
[16:46] <fccf> iltar: you will need to reboot into the live disk to shrink vista and grow the ubuntu partition - use System>Admin>Partitioner
[16:46] <iltar> When at live?
[16:46] <unr3a1> iltar, I cant figure out how to mount it
[16:46] <iltar> cd boot*
[16:46] <bakarat> maco,  hehe ok, thanks! :)
[16:46] <johnfg> hey guys
[16:46] <fccf> once the live desktop is up run sudo gparted
[16:47] <xiroV> Hello all.. I noticed that my new preinstalled wlan-driver, isn't as good as the one i was using in 8.10 (ndiswrapper).. Now i'm trying to use ndiswrapper again, but when i try to install the Windows driver, it says "Unable to see if hardware is present".. And even thou it get's added to the "installed drivers"-list, it doesn't seem to work anyway.. Anyone knows a solution?
[16:47] <johnfg> Well, I can kind of work around the login problem, but am not sure how to actually fix it.
[16:47] <StevensUbuntuTri> n0gear: Do you know anything about getting Mozilla to play videos online?
[16:47] <johnfg> The problem may be with when krb5-admin and krb5-kdc are starting up.
[16:47] <fccf> xiroV: you need to blacklist the linux module from loading
[16:48] <xiroV> fccf, you mean, the preinstalled driver?
[16:48] <iltar> unr3a1, http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.eecho.info%2FEcho%2Flinux%2Fubuntu-mount-usb%2F&sl=nl&tl=en&history_state0=
[16:48] <fccf> xiroV: yes
[16:48] <n0gear> StevensUbuntuTri: do you mean videos like in youtube or something else?
[16:48] <iltar> original, dutch tho http://www.eecho.info/Echo/linux/ubuntu-mount-usb/
[16:48] <xiroV> fccf, okay.. i'll try that.. thanks
[16:48] <iltar> dunno if it will work
[16:49] <johnfg> Anyone have any experience in using kerberos for authentication on ubuntu?
[16:49] <johnfg> I'm wondering if it's maybe in the pam.d files
[16:49] <StevensUbuntuTri> n0gear:  Youtube videos play, but with poor performance.  All other internet videos do not play.
[16:50] <Dreamglider> hello, i installed i8k inorder to stop my fans, the command i8kfan 0 0 does work but after about 5 seconds the fan's ar again at full speed, using a dell inspiron 9400 running ubuntu 8.10 temp's are temp1 30 core 0/1 30/30 but the fan's keep spinning at full blast
[16:50] <StevensUbuntuTri> n0gear: Audios do not work eithher
[16:50] <johnfg> But ubuntu does them automatically through pam-auth-update.
[16:50] <hatter243> I had an idea to change my windows domain password from Ubuntu, does anyone have a bright idea on how to go about doing this?
[16:51] <xiroV> fccf, oh.. before i had some problems with unblacklisting something.. it was like it remembered the module was blacklisted, and didn't want it to load, even thou i deleted it from the list.. do you know how to solve that?
[16:51] <fccf> hatter243: go read up on LDAP
[16:51] <lainy> Can someone tell me how I can echo a colored text in a terminal? Thanks.
[16:51] <KingLui23> hi, i want to migrate an fedora server which is located in a datacenter to ubuntu. is there any possibility not to drive to the datacenter ?
[16:51] <m0u5e> is there a timeline to fix the xorg memory leak in jaunty?
[16:52] <KingLui23> lainy:  take a look at /etc/DIR_COLORS
[16:52] <m0u5e> my computer can't be on more than 2 days at a time due to this atrocious leak :(
[16:52] <fccf> m0u5e: you may want to ask your question in #xorg
[16:53] <lainy> KingLui23: Thanks.
[16:53] <m0u5e> fccf: well it seems to also be related to the fglrx drivers... so i'm not sure which issue is the main problem for xorg increasing in memory usage
[16:53] <fccf> m0u5e: also restarting the xserver may provide a temporary sloution - you won't have to do a complete reboot
[16:54] <DanDan> fccf .. any ideas regarding flash?
[16:54] <m0u5e> fccf: but that requires me to interrupt my work to restart X
[16:54] <imnewhere> erm
[16:55] <imnewhere> how do i install flash player on ubuntu?
[16:55] <fccf> m0u5e: faster than rebooting - is all i am saying - pretty stable w/o mem leak in hardy
[16:55] <_Ranakah> imnewhere sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[16:55] <fccf> !flash > imnewhere
[16:55] <m0u5e> fccf: downgrading to hardy shouldn't even be an option :(
[16:56] <imnewhere> ?
[16:56] <m0u5e> i wonder if ubuntu could just upgrade the fglrx drivers... i hear that fixes a large part of the problem
[16:56] <[SomikadzE]> õû
[16:56] <fccf> m0u5e: personally I dont see hardy as a downgrade
[16:56] <apostle> what do I run to reconfigure my soundcard in linux
[16:56] <[SomikadzE]> ÷åðò íåïîâåçëî âàùå äðóãàÿ ñòðàíà?
[16:57] <fccf> m0u5e: if there are new drivesr available
[16:57] <[SomikadzE]> » fccf » ýé ðóññêèé çíàåøü??
[16:57] <jpds> !en | [SomikadzE]
[16:57] <fccf> !jp
[16:57] <fccf> !cn
[16:57] <[SomikadzE]> î íåò êàêîé òóò ïîðò???
[16:57] <m0u5e> fccf: yeah there are, but i dont have time right now to install them manually, have too many important things to do... :(
[16:58] <lithax> !sound | apostle
[16:58] <apostle> whats the command to re-detect hardware
[16:59] <luckydreamer> hey guys, any suggestions to why sound is not working over HDMI in a fresh install of Ubuntu 9.04 64bit? My display adapter (geforce 9500) has native HDMI, and the seller of the computer said that audio should work without any spdif cables etc.
[16:59] <fccf> apostle: detection is automatic ... to see what your hardware is so you can search ubuntuforums.org for clues type lspci
[16:59] <[SomikadzE]> fuck
[16:59] <johnfg> Why does hostname only return the host, and not the fqdn?
[17:00] <fccf> !ohmy
[17:00] <lithax> apostle, you can try running 'sudo alsaconf'
[17:00] <johnfg> Here's the second line in /etc/hosts: 192.168.1.107   church.spirit.org       church  krb1.spirit.org krb1
[17:00] <jmulloy> When I log in to a local account I can connect to an SMB share and open files (OpenOffice) but when I login to a network account the file associations seem to disappear for SMB mounts however opening files on NFS is still associated correctly.
[17:00] <[SomikadzE]> I don't speak english
[17:00] <[SomikadzE]> sorry
[17:00] <[SomikadzE]> ••• freenode-connect ñìîòðèò òâîþ âåðñèþ?
[17:01] <fccf> language [SomikadzE] ???
[17:01] <johnfg> I expect, and, I think kerberos expects, that hostname would return church.spirit.org.  Any ideas?
[17:01] <elad`> Are there any known issues with the driver Ubuntu ships with (9.04) for ThinkPads?
[17:01] <jmulloy> Does ubuntu keep SMB file associations separate?
[17:01] <marco76> any pidgin like software with video calling capabilities?
[17:02] <lithax> marco76, how about ekiga?
[17:02] <johnfg> The first line in /etc/hosts is as should be: 127.0.0.1       localhost       localhost.localdomain
[17:02] <marco76> lithax, ekiga accepts messenger?
[17:03] <OFFICE\randrews> okay so I just added samba by request while trying to create a share via nautilus and after letting synaptic do its thing, my passwd and groups files have been altered, I can no longer authenticate to root or run sudo
[17:04] <lithax> not sure, it works with Netmeeting
[17:04] <chetnick> OFFICE\randrews: what did you do?
[17:04] <OFFICE\randrews> I just told you
[17:04] <marco76> lithax, is there ekiga for windows?
[17:04] <chetnick> you added samba? what does that mean, i have no idea what are you talking about.
[17:05] <OFFICE\randrews> nm chetnick if you don't know what samba is you can't help me then
[17:05] <chetnick> OFFICE\randrews: smart ass ha? good luck.
[17:05] <fccf> !ohmy
[17:05] <podman99a> hey all ... 8.04 has no colours? any ideas?
[17:05] <OFFICE\randrews> !samba
[17:05] <lithax> marco76, Yes, it looks like there is ekiga for Windows, but it doesn't appear to support MSN/Google Talk/Skype etc... - http://wiki.ekiga.org/index.php/Which_programs_work_with_Ekiga_%3F#Which_programs_don.27t_work_with_Ekiga_.3F
[17:06] <podman99a> sorry ssh has no colours
[17:06] <sXnGin> is it even remotely possible to get a free VoIP account?
[17:06] <jmulloy> When I open an .odt file on SMB it opens in archive manager rather than OpenOffice but under properties > Open with > it is set to Open Office.
[17:06] <marco76> thanks lithax. I really need a program that supports MSN and has video calling
[17:07] <Mnemonic_> Has anyone tryed to install Ubuntu on a nvraid Raid0+1
[17:07] <chetnick> OFFICE\randrews: i know what samba is, dont be a smart ass, take a look at your question, it NO GOOD!!!
[17:07] <OFFICE\randrews> jmulloy: clear your oOo prefs by deleting .openoffice.org
[17:07] <fccf> !ru [SomikadzE]
[17:07] <mikunos> Hi guys I need your help about the dual boot Ubuntu-Vista. I have a Faikraid installed in my Vaio notebook and I don't understand what is the better solution to install the O.S.. Have you an article or a guide that can help me?
[17:07] <[SomikadzE]> my irc.maglan.ru
[17:07] <marco76> I don't think linux has one. unfortunatly
[17:07] <fccf> !ru | [SomikadzE]
[17:07] <Mnemonic_> I cannot get Ubuntu to recognize my raid set. It shows them as 2 raid0 sets
[17:07] <[SomikadzE]> )))
[17:07] <OFFICE\randrews> my question is perfectly fine
[17:07] <mannytu> !vmware
[17:07] <[SomikadzE]> i undestand
[17:08] <lithax> !kopete | marco76
[17:08] <marco76> lithax, but, does it have video calling?
[17:08] <lithax> I think so
[17:08] <Mnemonic_> RAID 0+1 or RAID10 anyone?
[17:09] <marco76> thanks
[17:09] <jmulloy> ok will try that OFFICE\randrews
[17:09] <Mnemonic_> !raid10
[17:09] <Mnemonic_> !raid0+1
[17:09] <Mnemonic_> !raid0
[17:09] <Mnemonic_> !nvraid
[17:09] <Mnemonic_> !dmraid
[17:09] <fccf> Mneu: ubottu wont know anything about that
[17:10] <Mnemonic_> !anything
[17:10] <Mnemonic_> lol
[17:10] <fccf> Mnemonic_: what are you trying to do
[17:10] <fccf> !ask
[17:11] <Mnemonic_> fccf: I am trying to install Ubuntu on a Raid 0+1 NVRAID
[17:11] <Mnemonic_> fccf: If I boot the live CD and install and run dmraid, I get 2 raid0 devices, so it looks like there is no RAID10 og Raid0+1 support..
[17:11] <Guest15535> how can install ubuntu system panel
[17:12] <fccf> Mnemonic_: I would do a little research in ubuntuforums.org -- you should be able to find the info you need there...
[17:12] <[SomikadzE]> good bay, i your don't understand
[17:12] <Mnemonic_> fccf: I googled it but without any luck
[17:13] <fccf> Mnemonic_:  ubuntuforums.org
[17:13] <miik> what is 'One Hundred Paper Cuts' ?
[17:13] <marko-_--> !enter
[17:13] <tuxforever> how can i install ubuntu system panel?
[17:13] <datacrusher> i have an issue installing ubuntu 9. i cant get my disk to be detected, ub 8 and other distros goes fine. check the pictures http://www.pastebin.ca/1447674
[17:14] <fccf> tuxforever: what exactly do you need to do?
[17:14] <lithax> tuxforever, what do you mean 'ubuntu system panel'? are you referring to the gnome control panel?
[17:14] <JulioNeto> Do you know this problem: 'unable to enumerate USB device on port 5'
[17:14] <j0hn> im having problem intalling drivers for broadcom
[17:15] <fccf> j0hn: what drivers?
[17:15] <tuxforever> j install by terminal  but i don't find it in the panel
[17:15] <j0hn> for BCM43** broadcom wlan
[17:15] <felix_> how to control fan speed?
[17:15] <fccf> j0hn: sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter ???
[17:16] <tuxforever> is the panel of google
[17:16] <j0hn> yeah im installing it by terminal but when i make the file its has 2 errors
[17:16] <j0hn> ill that fccf
[17:16] <jefinc> !spanish
[17:16] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[17:16] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[17:16] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[17:16] <mdgeorge> hello
[17:17] <jefinc> !spanish > datacrusher
[17:17] <lithax> tuxforever, Do you mean something along the lines of a Google desktop gadget/widget?
[17:17] <mdgeorge> I was wondering if it's easy to create a point-to-point wireless connection between two ubuntu desktops, without an AP?
[17:17] <tuxforever> usp (ubuntu system panel) by google.code
[17:17] <jmulloy> File associations are still messed up for SAMBA shares for networked accounts.  Tried clearing .local and .openoffice.org login out and in but .odt files still open in archive manager.
[17:17] <gletob> What Xorg version does ubuntu 9.04 use?
[17:17] <datacrusher> sorry jefinc, ill boot in english and post here
[17:18] <JulioNeto> I recieved this msg while I was starting a Live USB (a bootable pendrive) » 'unable to enumerate USB device on port 5'. Do you know what problem is it?
[17:18] <datacrusher> its the screen to change the disks partitions
[17:18] <j0hn> it doesn work fccf
[17:18] <datacrusher> i dont have the 2cnd line, in any language
[17:18] <fccf> !doesntwork
[17:18] <lithax> tuxforever, Oh I see, there appear to be some instructions here: http://code.google.com/p/ubuntu-system-panel/wiki/Installation
[17:18] <amio> hi
[17:19] <fccf> j0hn: we will try a couple of things
[17:19] <j0hn> i mean fccf sudo install b43-fwcutter doesnt work
[17:19] <jefinc> datacrusher: do you already have ubuntu installed on the system?
[17:19] <irvken> where can I get generic help with irc?
[17:19] <tuxforever> i like  usp panel from google.code but it doesn't work always
[17:20] <sXnGin> Anybody know why my Ubuntu is asking me for a Kubuntu CD?
[17:20] <uskrewed> quick question - whenever I restart ubuntu my volumes get unmounted, is there any way to make them not dismount on shut down? or at least automatically mount on startup
[17:20] <fccf> sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter - doesn't work - or did it install an didn't work... did the install work
[17:20] <datacrusher> no jefinc its a fresh install
[17:20] <jrib> irvken: with your irc client you mean?
[17:20] <datacrusher> im not alone, found a post about the same issue, pretty much the same steps i did http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1139324&highlight=sata
[17:20] <ManDay> Hi
[17:20] <irvken> jrib, I've forgotten my nickserv password
[17:20] <cabrey_> sXnGin, what is in your sources.list?
[17:20] <jrib> irvken: #freenode
[17:20] <irvken> cheers
[17:20] <datacrusher> updating bios, messin with the bios rais, acpi and ide settings, no success
[17:20] <RHorse> j0hn your new at this, aren't you?
[17:20] <ManDay> My "Forward" and "Back" buttons in Firefox do not work. Whats up?
[17:20] <sXnGin> That highly depends o how i were to check that.
[17:21] <iyofel> !fstab | uskrewed
[17:21] <j0hn> ok heres the error when i type "make -C /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/build M='pwd' clean" make *** [_clean_pwd] error 2
[17:21] <cabrey_> sXnGin, System > Administration > Software Sources
[17:21] <jefinc> datacrusher: what about if you run the live cd? does disk show?
[17:21] <fccf> ManDay: reinstall firefox,
[17:21] <uskrewed> thanks, iyofel
[17:21] <j0hn> ls
[17:21] <datacrusher> on 8 yes
[17:21] <sXnGin> ok what should be there?
[17:21] <ManDay> fccf, did I say "Firefox"?
[17:21] <ManDay> I mean "Thunderbird"
[17:21] <datacrusher> the problem is with jaunty
[17:22] <cabrey_> sXnGin, go to the Third Party Software tab
[17:22] <jefinc> datacrusher: that's what I mean with the jaunty live cd
[17:22] <fccf> ManDay: i think so
[17:22] <Guest93495> anyone know why my laptop runs much, much slower ever since I updated with the latest version of ubuntu?  And how do I remedy?  I'd like to go back to the old version, it worked perfectly, never too slow- now it runs choppy, especially flash player online
[17:22] <bullgard4> TeamSpeak2 works ok on a Thinkpad T42, pulseaudio, and Ubuntu 8.04.2 as long as I do not use a headset.How can I enable the headset?
[17:22] <fccf> ManDay: I don't know anything about tbird
[17:22] <sXnGin> uncheck the CD from there? And do i leave the two URLs unchecked?
[17:22] <ManDay> Ok, thanks.
[17:22] <datacrusher> the jaunty live cd dont see it either
[17:23] <cabrey_> sXnGin, uncheck the CD, you can check the URL's if you want, that is up to you, they are extra repositories of software
[17:23] <iyofel> Guest93495: do you mean slow video? If yes, do you have an intel card?
[17:23] <RHorse> Guest93495 what does top reveal?
[17:24] <sXnGin> Thankie Sai cabrey_
[17:24] <Guest93495> yes, slow video and everything else.  No idea what you mean RHorse, sorry...
[17:24] <jefinc> datacrusher: not sure what it could be, I'll mull around abit and see if I can find anything for you
[17:24] <Guest93495> I don't know if I have an intel card or not
[17:24] <datacrusher> jefinc, just steped on a suggestion, wiil try it out: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-desktop-74/installer-doesnt-see-my-sata-hdd-722259/
[17:25] <RHorse> Guest93495 top command reveals what your processes are doing.
[17:25] <jefinc> datacrusher: good stuff, hope it works out for you, let me know :)
[17:26] <Guest93495> RHorse, that helps, but still no idea how to get to what you're saying... I'm really new at this, sorry
[17:26] <pwner> hi
[17:26] <fccf> !ask | pwner
[17:26] <Dracofodder> hello, I've been using xsane to scan in some documents, and am wondering if anyone has a good recommendation for printing off a series of pages I just scanned in?  (they are currently in jpg format)
[17:26] <RHorse> Guest93495 np just open  terminal and type top. look at cpu and ram
[17:27] <pwner> im a linux noob, and im looking for help with a problem im having
[17:27] <zeno> Hi, I have a ~/src directory and added it to my path.  however alt-f2 deosnt recognize it, how do i add it to what gnome uses?
[17:27] <pwner> anybody mind helping a noob?
[17:27] <iyofel> !ask | pwner
[17:27] <pwner> ok]
[17:28] <pwner> I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 with an ATI Radeon HD4830 video card, and I cannot seem to get the sound to work through HDMI.
[17:28] <Guest93495> where do I type it?
[17:29] <fccf> pwner... sound doesn't actually come off the video card ... you need to use the regular sound out of the computer and set the display to use aux
[17:29] <pwner> Sound actually comes to my tv through the video card in windows.. and i have a friend get it working once, until i restarted ubuntu, then it quit
[17:30] <Mkop> where do I set what keyboard shortcut changes the keyboard layout I'm using?
[17:30] <uskrewed> when I try to modify fstab it tells me I don't have permission
[17:30] <Guest93495> RHorse, what do you mean by "open terminal"?
[17:30] <lithax> pwner, are you using the propietary ATI drivers?
[17:30] <uskrewed> "You do not have the permissions necessary to save the file. Please check that you typed the location correctly and try again."
[17:30] <arand> Guest93495: press alt+F2, type in "gnome-terminal" press enter. There you have the terminal to type in commands into
[17:30] <pwner> lithax yes, i am
[17:30] <fccf> pwner: hrm... open the volume control .. in the menu .. look in change device and see if there is an HDMI output
[17:30] <Guest93495> thanks, will try
[17:30] <JulioNeto> Has anyone here had this error msg when starting a pen drive (live usb) with Ubuntu?: 'unable to enumerate USB device on port 5'???
[17:31] <pwner> there id an hdmi sound output, yes
[17:31] <pwner> iS*
[17:31] <Uqbar> I want to install 9.04 on my laptop, with full disk encryption. do I need the Alternate CD?
[17:31] <andbelo> Uqbar: yes
[17:31] <RHorse> !terminal
[17:31] <Guest93495> hey, I did it!  :)  Now, what should I be looking for?
[17:31] <OrEvA> My ubuntu doesn't boot automatically ..................... when I switch on my PC I have to start BOIS and exit then ubuntu starts to boot.
[17:32] <fccf> pwner: you may also look in system>preferences>sound
[17:32] <pwner> I have, and it is there, and HDMI is set as the sound output device
[17:32] <pwner> but, i still get no sound at all... and no it's not muted, by the way
[17:32] <lithax> OrEvA, does the computer complain of a CMOS error?
[17:32] <archman> hello
[17:33] <OrEvA> lithax : I dont get any errors
[17:33] <Uqbar> andbelo: thanks
[17:33] <jefinc> pwner: is it unmuted in the alsamixer?
[17:33] <IHS_intern> Last thing I want to accomplish this year, and I get the rest of today and half of tomorrow... how would I go about setting up a PXE server that connect to the outside world on one NIC(connecting to a network with an existing DHCP server) and serves the PXE thing on another NIC? Also, not aiming for an install, but running it sort-of like a LiveCD.
[17:33] <andbelo> Does anyone know how to paste text in a window by using a command? Or how to use a command line which means "middle-click"?
[17:33] <pwner> as stated above, no it is not muted int he sound mixer
[17:33] <lithax> OrEvA, what exactly happens when you turn the pc on?
[17:33] <archman> Can I make gedit to be fully compatible to windows' notepad (everytime I push "enter" it displays as two hollow squares in notepad)?
[17:33] <fccf> archman: hello, we like to skip the niceities - just ask questions like IHS_intern
[17:33] <lithax> andbelo, crt + shift + v
[17:33] <jefinc> pwner: do you load the alsa mixer by; alsamixer -V al ?
[17:33] <adi1> hi all. is there anyway to rip songs from rhythmbox while listening magnatune??
[17:34] <pwner> i will try that now
[17:34] <jefinc> without -V al you will not see every audio device
[17:34] <archman> fccf, I'm not here first time, lol, you are? :D ;)
[17:34] <ManDay> What is a good FTP Client in the ubuntu repos which gets close to uTurrent?
[17:34] <ManDay> Did I say FTP?
[17:34] <andbelo> lithax: thanks, but I need a command that I can insert in a script
[17:34] <ManDay> I mean bitTorrent
[17:34] <fccf> archman: actually I spend hours in this room every day
[17:34] <OrEvA> lithax: I get the screen showing logo of intel and nothing happens until i press del
[17:34] <archman> fccf, never seen you. was kidding ;)
[17:34] <pwner> ok, I'm not quite sure what that was supposed to do for me, but I didnt see any changes
[17:35] <IHS_intern> I'm a semi-regular here, actually, and I have learned a lot this year.
[17:35] <cabrey_> IHS_intern, see LTSP
[17:35] <IHS_intern> !ltsp
[17:35] <j0hn> im new to linux system how do i update manually in the terminal?
[17:35] <archman> fccf, so you maybe got an idea about my question?
[17:35] <jefinc> pwner: it was supposed to let you see ALL of the audio devices to ensure that it wasn't muted
[17:35] <lithax> OrEvA, Is your system quite old? It could need a new CMOS battery.
[17:35] <ManDay> Can anyone name a good bitTorrent Client which  is similar to uTorrent on Windows?
[17:35] <fccf> archman ... what file type are you saving as in gedit?
[17:36] <cabrey_> IHS_intern, Ubuntu has a nice implementation which does what you want
[17:36] <lithax> ManDay, Vuze is great and cross platform
[17:36] <jefinc> pwner: as I have never used HDMI in ubuntu that is the only advice I can offer
[17:36] <jefinc> !hdmi
[17:36] <andbelo> j0hn: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[17:36] <pwner> ok, what i got was: alsamixer -V
[17:36] <pwner> alsamixer: option requires an argument -- 'V'
[17:36] <pwner> AlsaMixer v1.0.18
[17:36] <pwner> Usage: alsamixer [-h] [-c <card: 0...7>] [-D <mixer device>] [-g] [-s] [-V <view>] [-a <abst>]
[17:36] <pwner> pwner@ubuntu:~$
[17:36] <FloodBot1> pwner: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:36] <OrEvA> lithax: My system is 2 yrs old
[17:36] <ManDay> Vuze is new for Azureus isnt it?
[17:36] <ncfi1013__> what is the key combination/hotkeys for turning off slowkeys?
[17:36] <jmulloy> SAMBA works fine opening files when logged in to a local account why would it lose file associations on a networked account?
[17:36] <adi1> anyone know anyway to rip songs from magnatune through rhythmbox?
[17:36] <qbrix> I'm trying to install Ubuntu Server with root on a software raid0, and /boot on a seperate disk. Is this possible?
[17:36] <fccf> !paste | pwner
[17:36] <ManDay> Isnt there something more ... lightweight ... than Vuze?
[17:36] <OrEvA> ManDay : yes
[17:36] <jefinc> pwner: because you were supposed to do: alsamixer -V al
[17:36] <lithax> OrEvA, every time you boot up into the BIOS, does it forget any settings you've previously applied?
[17:36] <j0hn> thanks andbelo
[17:37] <OrEvA> lithax: No
[17:37] <OrEvA> ManDay : U can use transmission
[17:37] <lithax> ManDay, what about transmission?
[17:37] <pwner> oh, sorry about that. :) I now have a screen that looks like a DOS sound mixer, what am I supposed to do with it?
[17:37] <cabrey_> !bittorrent
[17:37] <archman> fccf, mainly just "nothing", but i can put .txt in the end; is this a solution?
[17:37] <jefinc> pwner:  -V is view, then you have to set what you would like to view, al for all
[17:37] <ManDay> Transmission is a commandline bitTorrent client , isnt it OrEvA, lithax ?
[17:37] <freenode1> i can't share folder between two ubuntu 9.04 pcs. I have installed samba service and check the shared flag on the desired folder, after i have restart session but i still can't see the folder in the network place....some body could help me?
[17:37] <fccf> archman adding .txt might actually work
[17:37] <lithax> OrEvA, what's the order of your boot devices?
[17:37] <nikor> Hi - If I go to System/Shut Down and accidently click on Suspend or Hibernate - What is the best way to come back out of this mode ? ?
[17:38] <lithax> ManDay, no, it's GTK/GNOME
[17:38] <OrEvA> ManDay : nope it has a GUI
[17:38] <charles_> ManDay: transmission exists for gtk and gnome too
[17:38] <cabrey_> nikor, hit the power button
[17:38] <archman> fccf, also found this, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=387280 check fragos post
[17:38] <ManDay> Ah ok, and its "lightweight"? Then I'll get it!
[17:38] <archman> external tools?
[17:38] <jefinc> pwner: using the arrow keys you can navigate left and right, up and down will change the volume level and m with mute/unmute, if there is a MM under the bar it is muted, try scrolling over and see if HDMI shows anywhere
[17:38] <lithax> ManDay, there ain't many lighter
[17:38] <OrEvA> lithax: dvd-rom then hard drive
[17:39] <datacrusher> it worked. pci=nomsi did the trick
[17:39] <ManDay> Thanks lithax
[17:39] <lithax> OrEvA, have you tried making the HD first boot device?
[17:39] <OrEvA> lithax: yes
[17:39] <pwner> Is HDMI supposed to show on the list along the bottom of the screen? if that's the case, I did not see HDMI anywhere
[17:39] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[17:39] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[17:39] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[17:39] <jefinc> pwner: if you do not find HDMI anywhere I would suggest just trying to unmute everything that is not common, things like "LINE" does not need to be unmuted for instance
[17:39] <pwner> I have Master, Headphone, PCM, fron, front middle,... ect but no HDMI
[17:40] <Guest93495> I'm stuck, and still running slow.  I have the terminal "open" so I can see all sorts of cool gibberish (to me), but I'm still running choppy.  Is there any way I can put my system "back" to the previous version of Ubuntu, the one I had right before the most recent update?
[17:40] <oDesk> Hello, i'm on 9.10 karmic, unloaded Alsa driver and i can't get it to reload the taskbar icon and sound output isn't presented!!!
[17:40] <lithax> OrEvA, can you pastebin your grub config
[17:40] <Hilikus> is there some hardware monitor that will let me see the voltage of my psu?
[17:40] <RHorse> Guest93495 pastebin the top command results
[17:40] <hatter243> !ubuntu+1 oDesk
[17:40] <hatter243> !ubuntu+1 | oDesk
[17:40] <OrEvA> lithax: how do i get my grub config
[17:40] <ManDay> What do I need for "Transmission" ? "Transmission", "Transmission-daemon" or "Transmission-gtk"?
[17:40] <tavish> hi! whenever i start firefox, it acts as if it has been run for the first time. And the settings for show tabs from last time etc dont get saved
[17:41] <lithax> deever, do you have the ALSA firmware package installed?
[17:41] <oDesk> hatter243: thanks
[17:41] <hatter243> np
[17:41] <nikor> cabrey_, Yea - I have a friend that is NOT real computer friendly and I told him to hold in the power button for at least 6 seconds - he could not find that (the power button) I had to remind him it's the same button you use to start the computer. Just was wondering - I have never actually did this - I know to click on the Shut Down or Restart portion : )
[17:41] <hatter243> tavish, ensure that your user ownes the .mozilla folder and all subfolders
[17:41] <pwner> Ok, done
[17:41] <jefinc> ManDay: sudo apt-get install transmission
[17:41] <OrEvA> ManDay : transmission is the default bit torrent client in ubuntu
[17:41] <lithax> OrEvA, it's in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[17:41] <pwner> still not working, however
[17:41] <fccf> archman: post #10 on that page discribes a simple solution ... if you go to prefrences in gedit and look at plugins .. and external tools.. the rest should be self explanitory
[17:41] <jefinc> ManDay: it will install whatever packages required
[17:41] <ManDay> Ok
[17:41] <tavish> hatter243: ok. chown tavish .mozilla ?
[17:42] <ManDay> So "Transmission" is the meta-package?
[17:42] <cabrey_> nikor, suspend puts the computer in low power mode and hibernate turns the computer off, but saves where you were at
[17:42] <nikor> cabrey_, THanks
[17:42] <j0hn> what is hardware restriction means
[17:42] <jefinc> ManDay: yes, but it is installed by default in ubuntu
[17:42] <ManDay> Is there a way to distinguish Meta- and real packages in synaptic?
[17:42] <TheFuzzball> Can anyone tell me how to install lighty with PHP and MySQL in 9.04?
[17:42] <deever> lithax: the alsa firmware package?
[17:42] <hatter243> tavish, chown -R tavish.tavish .mozilla/             If you see any messages about "cannot change permissions of blahblah" then you might have to sudo do it
[17:42] <ManDay> jefinc, I uninstalled some stuff once...
[17:42] <ManDay> But thanks
[17:42] <Guest93495> top - 12:42:04 up 1 day, 33 min,  2 users,  load average: 0.83, 0.63, 0.59
[17:42] <Guest93495> Tasks: 124 total,   3 running, 120 sleeping,   0 stopped,   1 zombie
[17:42] <Guest93495> Cpu(s): 48.2%us,  4.3%sy,  0.0%ni, 46.5%id,  0.3%wa,  0.0%hi,  0.7%si,  0.0%st
[17:42] <Guest93495> Mem:    492564k total,   474736k used,    17828k free,     7240k buffers
[17:42] <Guest93495> Swap:  1453840k total,   122296k used,  1331544k free,    93952k cached
[17:42] <FloodBot1> Guest93495: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:43] <tavish> thanks
[17:43] <cabrey_> !pastebin | Guest93495
[17:43] <nikor> cabrey_, Yea figured as much but this guy freaks out and thinks he broke the computer.......
[17:43] <deever> lithax: do i need this? because it is listed in lspci...
[17:43] <Slart> ManDay: you could look at the size.. I'm not sure if they are actually marked as "meta" in any way
[17:43] <cabrey_> nikor, understandable haha
[17:43] <deever> the card i mean
[17:43] <Slart> ManDay: check properties
[17:43] <Slart> ManDay: in synaptic, I mean
[17:43] <ManDay> Now, another question: How can I disable transparency on the titlebar in GNOME?
[17:43] <ManDay> Thanks Slart
[17:44] <jefinc> pwner: NVIDIA?
[17:44] <Slart> ManDay: right click on it.. click properties.. there is a background color setting somewhere in there
[17:44] <jmulloy> SAMBA + OpenOffice + local account = Works great   SAMBA + OpenOffice + network account (LDAP,NFS) = files open in archive manager or prompt to install software that will open the file. but files opened in NFS mounted home directories open fine.  Can anyone direct me to how SAMBA files are handled by Ubuntu?
[17:44] <pwner> ATI Radeon HD4830
[17:44] <OrEvA> lithax: here it is "http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/188377/"
[17:44] <ManDay> Slart, you may have misunderstood me
[17:44] <lithax> deever, alsa-firmware-loaders is the package, and I'm not sure if you need it. I'm not completenyl familiar with the E-MU drivers. in any event having it won't hurt
[17:44] <Slart> ManDay: oh.. you meant the windows..
[17:44] <ManDay> Indeed, sladen
[17:44] <ManDay> sorry, slart
[17:45] <tavish> hatter243: it didnt work. the permissions were changed but it said Stale NFS file handle for 3 files prefs sessionstore and cache
[17:45] <Slart> ManDay: system, preferences, appearance.. choose a theme that doesn't have transparent borders
[17:45] <fccf> deever: there may be a module for e-mu - i remember seeing one in modconf
[17:45] <ManDay> I tried to disable "Window Decorations" in Compiz-Mgm, but that disables the title-bar at all!
[17:45] <moreia> I'm in a pickle: I was trying to be all clever in partitioning my hd, and my root partition is just 2.8G. I'm stuck at 8.04 because the update manager says there isn't enough room in my / partition to complete the downloads.
[17:45] <Slart> ManDay: I don't think there is an easy checkbox just for transparency
[17:45] <RHorse> !pastebin | Guest93495
[17:45] <ncfi1013__> what is the key combination/hotkeys for turning off slowkeys?
[17:45] <cabrey_> ManDay, install Ubuntu Tweak, there is an option in that app
[17:45] <ManDay> Well, I want to customize my theme to a point where it looks as it is right now, but without transparency on the titlebars
[17:45] <ManDay> cabrey, no way to do it without an additional app?
[17:46] <j0hn> RHorse: where do you get your name from?
[17:46] <fccf> moreia: reboot with live disk to repartition -- ie resize your partitions . can't do it any other way
[17:46] <cabrey_> ManDay, I don't think so, it's more of a "hidden setting," if you will
[17:46] <ncfi1013__> ok so what i did was system settings>accessibility>activation gestures tab and unchecked the "use gestures for activating sticky keys and slow keys" option and pressed apply.
[17:46] <j0hn> RHorse: sounds like a beer hahaha
[17:46] <pwner> ok, well thank you for taking the time to try to help,ill come back and try again later
[17:46] <nikor> cabrey_, You know the saying "Can't teach and Old Dog new tricks" - I put Linux on his computer to help him out cause he keeps getting spyware using Windows - but he not ready for Linux - just to overwhelming I guess.
[17:46] <moreia> I can't coax aptitude to store stuff on another partition during the upgrade process?
[17:46] <RHorse> j0hn it is a closely guarded secret
[17:46] <j0hn> RHorse: haha
[17:47] <jrib> moreia: store what stuff?
[17:47] <fccf> moreia: no, all of that stuff needs to go on the root partition
[17:47] <lithax> OrEvA, looks OK to me. when you boot, is the BIOS detecting the hard drive properly?
[17:47] <ncfi1013__> will that do what i want it to if i use a wireless keyboard?
[17:47] <cabrey_> nikor, yea he is probably already too comfortable with windows -- even tho we aren't ;)
[17:47] <ManDay> cabrey_, too bad. I'm not willing to add another app just to tweak that. I would have expected that Compiz offered that. But speaking of themes, can I not just edit the theme accordingl?
[17:47] <hatter243> tavish, do you have any bookmarks you feel like keeping from firefox?
[17:47] <Guest93495> I can't even get back to that window now, my taskbar is totally obscured.  Add that to my two year old having a melt down, and I'll have to try again later.  Thanks for your help, though- I appreciate it.
[17:47] <freenode1> some one help me to share folders between two ubuntu pc????
[17:47] <cabrey_> ManDay, themes use gtkrc files which are highly complex and very specific
[17:47] <moreia> @jrib the files needed to upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10
[17:48] <tavish> hatter243: yes, should i backup those?
[17:48] <jrib> moreia: the deb files?
[17:48] <ManDay> cabrey_, thank you.
[17:48] <OrEvA> lithax: yes,when I start BIOS the it shows detection
[17:48] <jmulloy> Would home directories used with 8.10 cause issues if used with 9.04 ... is there anything that needs to be updated in the home directory manually.
[17:48] <hatter243> tavish, ah, nevermind. Did you try chowning those folders with sudo?
[17:49] <fccf> cabrey_:we like things that are very complex and highly spacific
[17:49] <RHorse> jmulloy your /home is your castle
[17:49] <moreia> @jrib not sure. the Distribution Upgrade gui gets as far as "Setting new software channels" and then complains that it needs a total of 101M free space on '/' and aborts.
[17:49] <bullgard4> TeamSpeak2 on a Thinkpad T42 works using the built-in microphone. But it does not rspond to the microphone of my headset, if I plug its plug in. How to troubleshoot?
[17:50] <cabrey_> fccf, you have fun editing theme files, I on the other hand will depend on other people :)
[17:50] <jrib> moreia: ah then you probably need to free up some space then
[17:50] <elisa_smbr> haiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[17:50] <tavish> hatter243: which folders? i did for .mozilla and sub-folders
[17:50] <jrib> moreia: sudo apt-get clean?
[17:50] <lithax> OrEvA, then it's very odd. If it's not reaching grub every time, then it must be a BIOS or hardware issue somewhere. Did this just suddenly start happening?
[17:50] <fccf> cabrey_: I don't have any eye candy on my computers...
[17:50] <moreia> @jrib yeah, the gui suggested that. nothing doing.
[17:50] <nikor> cabrey_, Never was really (windows lover) - got tired off that real soon - same ol junk with vista - but worse - I like my computer to Just Work and not a bunch of problems - know what I mean...
[17:50] <jrib> moreia: well you can symlink some directories to another partition if you wish
[17:50] <OrEvA> lithax: yes , from today morning
[17:51] <moreia> @jrib that is what I was kind of hoping.
[17:51] <nikor> cabrey_, Need to be in offtopic for this anyway - thanks
[17:51] <cabrey_> fccf, it's a shame xD
[17:51] <fccf> moreia: you won't have to reinstall if you have room on another part of the drive ... just move the empty space around on the drive...
[17:51] <OrEvA> lithax: Last night I had to do a manual forced shut down
[17:51] <mdm> OrEvA: I hate the be the bearer of bad news but failure to reach bootloaders, no matter if its any OS if it boots from disk, is almost always a hardware fault
[17:52] <moreia> I have plenty of space on other partitions.
[17:52] <ncfi1013__> does anybody know how to turn off slow keys?
[17:52] <lithax> OrEvA, added any new hardware recently?
[17:52] <jrib> ncfi1013__: system -> preferences -> keyboard should have an option somewhere
[17:52] <lithax> dropped it in the ocean perhaps :)
[17:52] <bullgard4> ncfi1013__: What do you consider "slow keys"?
[17:53] <moreia> However, gparted doesn't want to let me expand the '/' partition.
[17:53] <jefinc> is the guy that needed the HDMI help still here?
[17:53] <moreia> I'm assuming there's a reason for that.
[17:53] <j0hn> guys where do i get this cool 3d desktop for ubuntu jaunty?
[17:53] <OrEvA> lithax: nope but my dvd-rom also started some problems.....it has stopped reading dvds
[17:53] <cabrey_> j0hn, System > Preferences > Appearance
[17:53] <cobra-the-joker> hey there guys ...i want to install apache and my sql .....how to ?
[17:53] <j0hn> cabrey thanks
[17:53] <fccf> moriea: so reboot using live cd.. use the partition editor to... Step 1: resize the big partition smaller leaving the empty space next to the root partition step 2: resize the root ie / to fill the empty space
[17:53] <ncfi1013__> bullgard4: when you have to press a letter key and wait 5 to 10 seconds before the letter comes up
[17:53] <tad1073> @moriea are you using a live CD
[17:54] <Slart> bullgard4: it's an accessibility option
[17:54] <lithax> OrEvA, perhaps try booting with the DVD drive rmeoved completely from the system
[17:54] <Slart> ncfi1013__: are you using gnome?
[17:54] <fccf> moreia: you cannot resize a partition while it is mounted ... use live cd
[17:54] <mdm> OrEvA: go check the IDE and/or SATA cables.  Boot it into BIOS and see if it can still see disks.  Aside from that your looking at a bus controler/bridge controler/ide cotroler chip problem.
[17:54] <ncfi1013__> kde 4 slart
[17:54] <Slart> ncfi1013__: have you checked keyboard preferences?
[17:55] <bullgard4> ncfi1013__ , Slart : Thank you for your information.
[17:55] <ncfi1013__> yes
[17:55] <Slart> ncfi1013__: that's where the settings are in Gnome at least..
[17:55] <jmulloy> This behavior is bizarre and I can't find even a hint on Google so I must not know what to search for.  I have looked into mimetypes and open with and /usr/share/applications and everything seems fine but I cant get networked accounts to open "office type files" on SMB shares correctly.  Any leads would be greatly appreciated!
[17:55] <ncfi1013__> slart
[17:55] <ManDay> cabrey_, Slart, regarding transparency on title-bars I must assume that it's not theme-dependend. I tried out different themes but with all the titlebar becomes semi transparent on not-focused windows.
[17:55] <deever> fccf: do you have one?
[17:55] <moreia> okay, thanks, that makes sense I think.
[17:55] <OrEvA> lithax: It boots ok without DVD drive
[17:55] <cabrey_> ManDay, yes
[17:55] <Slart> ManDay: oh.. perhaps it's a compiz thing.. if it's only non-focused windows..
[17:55] <Slart> !ccsm | ManDay
[17:56] <cabrey_> ManDay, the only way I know to tweak that is ubuntu tweak (no pun intended)
[17:56] <ManDay> Slart, probably - but I cant find it in the ccsm
[17:56] <OrEvA> mdm : pls explain what u r trying to say
[17:56] <cabrey_> ManDay, besides it does a lot more than just that
[17:56] <chuck_> ManDay, you referring to the upper and lower panels on desktop?
[17:56] <fccf> deever: no I do not have a e-mu - I just remember seeing a module for it in modconf
[17:56] <lithax> OrEvA, then I guess we know where the problem lies. Try making sure all the cables are properly seated, if the problem recurs with the DVD drive connected, it looks like a new drive
[17:56] <jefinc> cobra-the-joker: sudo apt-get install apache2 mysql-server
[17:56] <ManDay> Yes, thanks again cabrey_. Doesnt seem very plausible to me, tho. The compiz-mgm offers virtually every option but I shouldnt be able to disable transparecny effect?
[17:57] <cabrey_> chuck_, no the metacity window bars
[17:57] <ManDay> chuck_, simply the title-bar of windows
[17:57] <ManDay> Indeed
[17:57] <deever> fccf: ok
[17:57] <cobra-the-joker> ok
[17:57] <cabrey_> ManDay, honestly the compiz config app is a mess and is not usable IMHO
[17:57] <OrEvA> lithax: I have replaced my DVD drive
[17:57] <wildc4rd> afternoon all
[17:58] <jefinc> cobra-the-joker: the directory for the apache config will be /etc/apache2/sites-enabled
[17:58] <kazagistar> you ca always try simple simple-ccsm
[17:58] <whatvn> wild4rd: evening!
[17:58] <mdm> OrEvA: assuming you did not change the BIOS settings, and assuming you did not add anything to the disk bus, your system is giving the signs and symptoms of a bad bus.  On a PC a CPU acceess the memory by one bus and EVERYTHING else goes off another.  The things that controll this are called bridge chips or the chips that interface one bus to another.  If your bios can see disks one time and not another it usualy menas something from t
[17:58] <mdm> he brige chip to the disk controller is bad
[17:58] <Slart> ManDay: I can't really find anything either.. there is the "Opacity plugin" but I don't have that enabled
[17:58] <ManDay> Same here
[17:58] <jefinc> cobra-the-joker: and the default directory for your site will be /var/www
[17:58] <whatvn> wildc4rd: evening!
[17:58] <jonathanrwallace> is there an easy way to determine why an init script failed?
[17:58] <jonathanrwallace> or why it didn't run?
[17:58] <ManDay> The closest thing I can find is "Window Decoration", slart. But disabling it removes the titlebar at all.
[17:58] <cabrey_> ManDay, found something for you: http://equivocation.org/node/88
[17:58] <whatvn> jonathanrwallace: check log
[17:58] <cobra-the-joker> ok ...thanx
[17:58] <andbelo> Dos anybody know a command (not a key-stroke) that replace a mouse-click as a X input?
[17:59] <OrEvA> mdm : OK
[17:59] <jonathanrwallace> whatvn: which log?  there are a lot of files in /var/log
[17:59] <OrEvA> mdm : Thanx
[17:59] <whatvn> jonathanrwallace: depend on what app you're using
[17:59] <OrEvA> lithax: Thanx
[17:59] <Desen> hi kids. i`m currently running Ubuntu 8.10 with GNOME 2.24. I have downloaded the .iso file for GNOME 2.26 - is it possible to install it by burning the .iso onto a CD ?
[17:59] <jonathanrwallace> i'm looking to see why an init.d script failed or didn't run at all
[17:59] <whatvn> kids?
[18:00] <Slart> ManDay: hmm.. let me search some more... there has to be a way to change it
[18:00] <lithax> whatvn, :D
[18:00] <superkiwi> Hello, i'm on ubuntu 9.04 and using eclipse 3.2 with PyDev. Eclipse keep freezing at random moments. Anyone had the same problem?
[18:00] <ManDay> That article is very helpful cabrey_ ! Slart, I suggest you check it out, too!
[18:00] <lithax> Desen, do you mean you downloaded a GNOME ISO from the GNOME site?
[18:00] <whatvn> jonathanrwallace: /etc/init.d stores many init scripts
[18:01] <Desen> lithax yes
[18:01] <Slart> ManDay: looking at it.. thanks
[18:01] <JessicaParker> hi just updated the software from I think 8.11 to 8.14 ? rebooted and got the message selected cylinder exceeds maxiumum supported bios.... dual core processor on the latptop and 2gb memory anyone any ideas - I then booted up on the earlier version through recovery.........but will this happen when I restart again ?
[18:01] <lithax> Desen, that'll be a love CD, and no you can't install it into Ubuntu
[18:01] <jonathanrwallace> whatvn: right.  is there some facility that logs what happens for those scripts?
[18:01] <lithax> Desen, If you want GNOME 2.26 you'll need to upgrade your version of Ubuntu
[18:01] <mdm> OrEvA you can test it by power cycling the box (phycially unplug the power cable when it is off and count to 10 before plugging it back in).  If that boots and a soft reset will not then it is definatly a controller error
[18:01] <coral> hola
[18:01] <lithax> Desen, I meant live CD! lol
[18:01] <whatvn> jonathanrwallace: you meant all scripts fail?
[18:01] <fccf> !es |coral
[18:02] <Desen> lithax what if i will download the source and compile it on my desktop ?
[18:02] <jonathanrwallace> no, just one script in particular didn't run and i don't know why
[18:02] <jonathanrwallace> if i run it manually as root, it completes successfully
[18:02] <OrEvA> mdm : I'll try that . Thanx anyway
[18:02] <lithax> Desen, you could, but GNOME is an absolute bitch to compile
[18:02] <bullgard4> TeamSpeak2 on a Thinkpad T42 works using the built-in microphone. But it does not respond to the microphone of my headset, if I plug its plug in. How to troubleshoot?
[18:02] <whatvn> jonathanrwallace: open 2 terminal tabs. one you run tail -f /var/log/messages , other run whatever init script
[18:02] <randomguy> on Lenny stable
[18:02] <jrib> Desen: you'd be circumventing the package manager.  That isn't recommended at it will be a pain anyway.  Better to just upgrade ubuntu
[18:02] <whatvn> jonathanrwallace: and see if any error appears
[18:02] <lithax> Desen, I wouldn't recommend it unless you'r einto masochism
[18:03] <coral> my friend had me banned from this chat a few days ago because he wouldnt stop cursing
[18:03] <randomguy> on Lenny stable
[18:03] <Desen> hehehehe
[18:03] <jonathanrwallace> whatvn: k, thx.  i'll do that
[18:03] <cabrey_> !ask | randomguy
[18:03] <ceej> hey all, installing ubuntu it obviously detects my display changing it later down the line won't effect anything right?
[18:03] <coral> is there any way that i can fix that
[18:03] <en1gma> sup all i have ubuntu 9.04 installed and updated...i have 4 drives that are in a raid0 when im in vista...what do i have to do to get those drives to show up in ubuntu
[18:03] <ceej> i.e. if i goto dual monitors
[18:03] <jonathanrwallace> ceej: that's correct
[18:03] <randomguy> what are you using to install it?
[18:03] <jonathanrwallace> you should be okay
[18:03] <jrib> coral: #ubuntu-ops
[18:03] <Slart> ManDay: ah.. that's it.. I've got to remember that for future reference.. thanks cabrey_
[18:03] <Desen> lithax, jrib any advice on choosing another interface other than Gnome, KDE or XFCE. i have tried all but i couldnt find a suitable one from these 3
[18:03] <cabrey_> Slart, ManDay, :)
[18:03] <mdm> Densen you can *IF* you know how to make pagage, and *IF* you can follow the rules for ubuntu packages.
[18:03] <fccf> coral: you are on this channel ... and arn't banned right now
[18:03] <lithax> Desen, TWM!
[18:03] <jrib> Desen: well what do they lack and what are you looking for?
[18:04] <randomguy> TeamSpeak2 on a Thinkpad T42 works using the built-in microphone. But it does not respond to the microphone of my headset, if I plug its plug in. How to troubleshoot?
[18:04] <lithax> Desen, OK, I;m kidding
[18:04] <chuck_> !who|randomguy
[18:04] <whatvn> jonathanrwallace: and remember /etc/init.d/whatever must run as superuser
[18:04] <coral> yes i am
[18:04] <ceej> jonathanrwallace: thank you :)
[18:04] <JessicaParker> hi just updated the software from I think 8.11 to 8.14 ? rebooted and got the message selected cylinder exceeds maxiumum supported bios.... dual core processor on the latptop and 2gb memory anyone any ideas - I then booted up on the earlier version through recovery.........but will this happen when I restart again ?
[18:04] <cabrey_> randomguy, what version of Ubuntu?
[18:04] <randomguy> Desen, you could, but GNOME is an absolute bitch to compile
[18:04] <coral> does anyone feel like answering a few questions for me?
[18:04]  * whatvn worders what is 8.11 or 8.14?
[18:05] <randomguy> Desen, TWM!
[18:05] <cabrey_> !ask | coral
[18:05] <Desen> lithax, jrib --- TWM = Tom's_Window_Manager ?
[18:05] <jrib> randomguy: stop
[18:05] <randomguy> jonathanrwallace: open 2 terminal tabs. one you run tail -f /var/log/messages , other run whatever init script
[18:05] <moreia> okay: I think the problem is that /srv/apache2 is on my / partition -- is there a way to confirm that, to ask what partition some dir lives on?
[18:05] <whatvn> randomguy: why you use my answer?
[18:06] <randomguy> in soviet sweden, internet watches you.
[18:06] <lithax> Desen, yes
[18:06] <jonathanrwallace> jrib: looks like someone has created an annoying chat bot
[18:06] <lithax> Desen, It's the only WM a true geek should ever need
[18:07] <Desen> lithax, jrib ---> XFCE is TOO simple, KDE too complicated and i simply do not like GNOME :P. Will try TWM. Any other i should know about ?
[18:07] <cabrey_> Desen, uhhmm TWM is a little sparse for you then
[18:07] <randomguy> beetle_b: I don't even know what the 'cols' does. I thought it was deprecated.
[18:07] <fccf> moreia: /srv is not on a partition .. it gets created at boot time
[18:07] <jrib> Desen: tried a tiling window manager?  otherwise try one of the boxes, like fluxbox or openbox
[18:07] <coral> i was wondering if any of you could help me run runes of magic under wine in a few weeks
[18:07] <lithax> Desen, If XFCE is too simple, then GNOME and KDE are your only choices really
[18:07] <mdm> Desen: it is a matter of opiionon and need, what is you are looking for in a window manager?
[18:08] <randomguy> Looks like 5.8.5
[18:08] <petsounds> hello, is it important to use firewall (firestarter) in linux machine? thank you.
[18:08] <lithax> Desen, Perhaps try Enlightenment e17 or LXDE/OpenBox (but that's simpler than Xfce)
[18:08] <fccf> coral: you should ask in #winehq
[18:08] <whatvn> petsounds: yes and no
[18:08] <whatvn> petsounds: :p
[18:08] <Dracofodder> coral: you should check to see if that is in the winehq appdb
[18:08] <Wo0SLART> Hello. Annoying problem. I was using HSDPA Modem (usb dongle) successfully, until i used a dongle of different provider, now I cannot use any. Is there anyway to remove changes that the new dongle must of made? I know it must be the cause of the problem. I cannot connect now with any dongle I'm trying
[18:09] <cabrey_> Wo0SLART, right clikc Network Manager > Edit Connections
[18:09] <fccf> petsounds: ubuntu shipps with - iptables - firestarter is just a control mechinism
[18:09] <mdm> petsounds: if you dont have a firewall, if it is on a public/semi public network, if its used as a content filter, yes.  If not probbly no
[18:09] <moreia> @fccf I'm totally confused. /srv/apache2 is a directory with a lot of files in it.
[18:09] <Wo0SLART> (the dongle is identical manufacturer)
[18:09] <lithax> Desen, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enlightenment_(window_manager)
[18:09] <Wo0SLART> cabrey_ I've tried all I can through GUI
[18:09] <OrEvA> Wo0SLART : Try Gnome PPP
[18:09] <moreia> @fccf I mean, I put them there, but they've lived there for two years.
[18:09] <cabrey_> Wo0SLART, what is under the Mobile Broadband tab?
[18:09] <JessicaParker> hi just updated the software from I think 8.11 to 8.14 ? rebooted and got the message selected cylinder exceeds maxiumum supported bios.... dual core processor on the latptop and 2gb memory anyone any ideas - I then booted up on the earlier version through recovery.........but will this happen when I restart again ?
[18:09] <coral> this is in wine hq and i have found no help there. the only things that i can find are people saying that it is not supported yet and other people saying that it worked flawlessly for then
[18:09] <coral> them*
[18:09] <Wo0SLART> cabrey_ a few connections I have added to no avail.
[18:10] <en1gma> dmraid -ay list my raid devices...what do i do next to get it mounted
[18:10] <cabrey_> Wo0SLART, delete all of them, reboot, and readd your adaptor
[18:10] <Wo0SLART> cabrey_: how would I readd/remove adapter, it didnt require software
[18:10] <fccf> moriea: /srv is not a regular directory ... you really shouldn't use for a server directory ... the default directory for apache2 is /var/www
[18:11] <Gm4n> I have a laptop dual-booting xp/ubuntu. Windows screwed itself up, so I reinstalled, but now grub's not the boot loader. How can I fix this?
[18:11] <whatvn> fccf, you use what you want
[18:11] <cabrey_> Wo0SLART, under edit connections > Mobile Broadband tab
[18:11] <en1gma> anyone know anything about dmraid
[18:11] <cabrey_> Wo0SLART, remove each entry
[18:11] <fccf> whatvn: and I stick to the default .. it is easy
[18:11] <Wo0SLART> so remove all entries, reboot then add again. I will try it now
[18:12] <rah_> Any ideas why dhclient keeps getting ridiculously leases (~250 seconds) which it fails at renewing? This happens both at home and on campus, so it's unlikely to be a router problem. I'm running wpa_supplicant in the background, which seems to be doing fine. Nothing strange in the logs.
[18:12] <coral> Gm4n configure in bios
[18:12] <rah_> ridiculously short, that is
[18:12] <tad1073> anybody know how to improve network through-put
[18:12] <whatvn> fccf, and easy or not easy, not in this case
[18:12] <mdm> Desen: it may also help if you know the difference between a window manager and a desktop enviroment.  For example gome is not a window manager, metacity and compiz are.  Gome is a desktop envioromnet, as are KDE, CDR and XFCE.  It may be why you find window managers to lack features
[18:12] <cabrey_> Wo0SLART, not at all
[18:12] <Gm4n> coral: I set the boot partition in the bios?
[18:12] <khismetix> Can anyone recommend some apps on Ubuntu... I'm running it side by side with MacOSX using parallels
[18:12] <OrEvA> Wo0SLART : Try Gnome PPP, it recognises ur usb modem and very easy to configure
[18:12] <mmm4m5m> question: sound works but startup sound is not working. Ubuntu hardy
[18:12] <matrixblue> !grub | Gm4n
[18:12] <rah_> khismetix: some apps for what? That's pretty generic...
[18:13] <Gm4n> thanks, matrixblue =)
[18:13] <fccf> khismetix: I can reccommend 1000 of apps for ubuntu ...
[18:13] <jmulloy> How can I get OpenOffice files to open from an smb share within Nautilus?
[18:13] <khismetix> sorry .. of course
[18:13] <mdm> khismetix: we can recommend all kings of packages, especially if you ask for everyones opinion.
[18:13] <khismetix> I've downloaded amarok - nice
[18:13] <rah_> khismetix: they're all pretty bad an inconsistent graphically though, that I can tell you right away
[18:13] <khismetix> any twittr clients ?
[18:13] <moreia> @jmulloy I'm able to open OOo files from an smb share w/in Nautilus. What happens when you try?
[18:13] <rah_> khismetix: amarok and inkscape are the only exception to this rule
[18:13] <khismetix> I agree rah...especially coming from OSX
[18:13] <khismetix> What is inkscape ?
[18:14] <resno> I am trying to use grep to search for a specific file within a bunch a folder.
[18:14] <petsounds> most of the time i use my computer only for browsing, playing audio and sometimes downloading via torrent. so do i need firewall for my ubuntu machine?
[18:14] <rah_> khismetix: it's a vector graphic editor
[18:14] <resno> I am doing grep -r filename
[18:14] <lithax> !inkscape
[18:14] <rah_> khismetix: sort of like adobe illustrator, but made in some dude's basement
[18:14] <Desen> lithax, jrib, mdm. thak you for your support
[18:14] <Desen> thank *
[18:14] <khismetix> Ok. vector graphics...
[18:14] <niet> anyone has an idea why telnet session on localhost to localhost service originate with public IP set on wan iface ??
[18:14] <mdm> khismetix: barring you dont like a web browser to tweet look up http://twitter.pbworks.com/LinuxApps
[18:14] <rah_> it's pretty good
[18:14] <fccf> rah_: I like that answer
[18:14] <khismetix> Any good css editors ?
[18:14] <niet> ubuntu-lts server.
[18:14] <jmulloy> moreia, It opens in archive manager for .odt and .xls files prompt add and remove to offer to download another SS program.
[18:15] <matrixblue> jmulloy, you share the folder that they are saved in using Samba and make sure that they are saved in a format MS Office can read
[18:15] <crash> Hello, I'm getting only 640x480 resolution on my PC
[18:15] <rah_> fccf: using linux makes my cynicism levels rise dangerously
[18:15] <whatvn> niet: ssh user@host
[18:15] <JessicaParker> hi just updated the software from I think 8.11 to 8.14 ? rebooted and got the message selected cylinder exceeds maxiumum supported bios.... dual core processor on the latptop and 2gb memory anyone any ideas - I then booted up on the earlier version through recovery.........but will this happen when I restart again ?
[18:15] <crash> can anyone help?
[18:15] <mdm> khismetix: vi rocks :)  no seriously there are hundresed, from plain text editors, to fully fledged editors
[18:15] <sebsebseb> crash: with what?
[18:15] <fccf> rah_: thats why we live in the basement
[18:15] <commander_> done wine has a new version?
[18:15] <niet> whatvn:  actaully it's for amavisd-new/postfix .
[18:15] <Lrrr> I'm not received subscription mails from lists.ubuntu.com.  What's going on?
[18:15] <crash> sebsebseb: about ubuntu resolution!
[18:15] <coral> crash, your video card may have failed you
[18:15] <cabrey_> !best | khismetix
[18:16] <sebsebseb> commander_: the one in Ubuntu's repo is pretty recant, but for the very latest  beta you can  add the winehq.org repo
[18:16] <sebsebseb> commander_: go to site and it has the instructions
[18:16] <niet> whatvn:  i use telnet to test if it works.
[18:16] <mmm4m5m> question: "Sound Preferences", all "Test" works, but second page "Sounds", when I click "Play" - does not work anything. MP3 player works fine.
[18:16] <jmulloy> matrixblue, they are saved in the right format but they do not seem to be associated correctly.
[18:16] <whatvn> niet: then telnet ip port
[18:16] <niet> whatvn:  yes
[18:16] <niet> and
[18:16] <moreia> jmulloy: not sure what you mean by "SS" program, but can you right click in Nautilus and choose OOo Writer/Calc from the "Open with other application ..." option?
[18:16] <niet> still public IP as source IP
[18:16] <resno> I am trying to use grep to search a bunch of folders for a file. I am doing grep -r filename, but it just stalls. Am I missing something.
[18:16] <niet> that is the problem
[18:16] <commander_> is it wine 1.1.22?
[18:16] <niet> why doesn't it use 127.0.0.1 as source IP?
[18:16] <mdm> khismetix: like I said though you can ask our opinion of what is best all day long.  I dont think it will help you much,
[18:16] <matrixblue> jmulloy, which format is that? What version of MS Office are you using?
[18:17] <jmulloy> moreia, I have tried that ... it will attempt to open the file but OpenOffice opens empty.
[18:17] <whatvn> niet: 127.0.0.1 is loopback address
[18:17] <sebsebseb> commander_: not sure, but that's the way to always make sure you basically always have the latest,  add the http://www.winehq.org repo for Ubuntu,  then you get a recant development version  each time one is available on that repo
[18:17] <niet> so ?
[18:17] <chuck_> commander_, yes
[18:17] <frojnd> After the build of kernel is complete, can I delte some files? Building the kernel has consequences, eating my space
[18:17] <niet> i know
[18:17] <lithax> commander_, 1.1.22 is the latest wine release
[18:17] <moreia> jmulloy: this only happens on smb shares?
[18:17] <fccf> mmm4m5m: on the second page - you need to make sure you have sound files available to play and have it enabled
[18:17] <niet> so . telnet -b 127.0.0.1 localhost 100024
[18:17] <niet> is valid session
[18:17] <whatvn> niet: so go and find what is localhost :-p
[18:17] <resno> I am trying to use grep to search a bunch of folders for a file. I am doing grep -r filename, but it just stalls. Am I missing something.
[18:17] <commander_> thanks guys
[18:17] <niet> localhost  = 127.0.0.1
[18:17] <moreia> jmulloy: like if you drag the file to your desktop does it open fine?
[18:17] <niet> in /etc/hosts
[18:18] <moreia> jmulloy: and what Ubuntu version are you on?
[18:18] <sebsebseb> commander_: np
[18:18] <jmulloy> matrixblue, I have tried .odt .ods .odp and .xls .doc .ppt
[18:18] <DanDan> is upgrading by skipping releases not supported in launchpad !!? .. even if I had a bug !!? WTH ?
[18:18] <mmm4m5m> fccf: yesterday files was here, let me check if files gone away :)
[18:18] <tyranos> how can i get the new version of avr-gcc without having to build it myself?
[18:18] <whatvn> niet: you telnet to your localhost?
[18:18] <mdm> frojnd: yes but you will need them if you need to compile any drivers, add any features and so on.  It is best you stick to the stock kernel and use modules
[18:18] <fccf> resno use ls filename | grep
[18:18] <jmulloy> moreia, 9.04 and if I drag it to the desktop it opens fine.
[18:18] <niet> whatvn:  to TEST amavis-d <> postfix behaviour
[18:18] <fccf> ls -r
[18:18] <OFFICE\randrews> \quit
[18:18] <frojnd> mdm: I don't need stock kernel..
[18:18] <matrixblue> jmulloy, and what happens when you try to open a doc file again?
[18:19] <niet> content-filter
[18:19] <frojnd> mdm: so what files can I delete after building the custom kernel?
[18:19] <whatvn> niet: no idea :)
[18:19] <niet> eh
[18:19] <matrixblue> jmulloy, make sure you have write and execute permissions in that folder
[18:19] <jmulloy> matrixblue, it prompts to install another program .. iforget which one.
[18:19] <crash> I have p4 2.4Ghz, mercury 845 motherboard with 1GB DDR1 ram. Getting resolution of 640x480. What to do? no graphic card
[18:19] <resno> fccf: It says it doesnt exist, but I know that file does.
[18:20] <matrixblue> jmulloy, the prompt happens in Windows?
[18:20] <whatvn> crash: lspci | grep -i video
[18:20] <coral> crash: try disabling onboard graphics
[18:20] <jmulloy> I am not using Windows ... it pulls up Add/Remove applications in Ubuntu
[18:20] <fccf> resno: what is the filename is it something you downloaded or part of ubuntu?
[18:20] <crash> whatvn: can you please tell what it will do
[18:21] <crash> coral: disabling it in BIOS?
[18:21] <samwhose> I'm trying to get my intel GMA 4500 video card to work, but no luck.  it looks like this card has been unsupported for 3 years, anyone know how to make it work?
[18:21] <mmm4m5m> fccf: files are here, totem play wav files, but when I click "Sound Preferences" play - not working. On login - no sound. After login totem is working fine.
[18:21] <jmulloy> matrixblue, not using windows and permissions are set correctly.
[18:21] <resno> fccf: Its a file I created. A html file on my webserver.
[18:21] <frojnd> I'm currently buildng the kernel. But I only have a few gigs left. After building process is complete. Can I delete the previous kernel or what files can I delete?
[18:21] <whatvn> crash: lspci | grep -i vga
[18:21] <coral> crash: no
[18:21] <whatvn> crash: it checks for video driver
[18:21] <samwhose> I tried building the latest intel driver from git source, but I'm not sure where it installs to - seems it didn't install right
[18:21] <crash> whatvn: Thanks, let me give it a try. i'll ask if i found a problem.
[18:22] <crash> coral: then what coral
[18:22] <fccf> resno: depending on where you webroot is? normally /var/www/
[18:22] <whatvn> coral: ?
[18:22] <matrixblue> jmulloy, seems rather odd..........do you know if the document you need to open is already opened?
[18:22] <commander_> can i open it with the terminal?
[18:22] <coral> waht
[18:22] <crash> whatvn: no this is other guy
[18:22] <mweichert> how anyone been getting permission denied (error -13) when using mount.cifs?
[18:22] <mweichert> with jaunty
[18:22] <whatvn> crash: I know
[18:22] <moreia> matrixblue: how would that explain trying to open it in another program? That is what seems so weird to me.
[18:23] <matrixblue> mweichert, did you run with sudo?
[18:23] <jmulloy> matrixblue, no it is not already open.  I am the network admin and set an smb share to test with ... it only happens on network accounts though.
[18:23] <mweichert> matrixblue, yes
[18:23] <jmulloy> matrixblue, the local admin account opens them correctly.
[18:23] <matrixblue> jmulloy, have you tried opening directly from open office?
[18:24] <coral> hehehe
[18:24] <mweichert> matrixblue, it's weird - my config works on hardy, feistry, and intrepid.. but not jaunty. I've been working 3 days now on this and can't figure it out
[18:24] <matrixblue> moreia, yeah this does seem weird.
[18:24] <whatvn> coral: what you meant by say "no" with my answer? huh?
[18:24] <matrixblue> mweichert, what device is that?
[18:25] <ManDay> Say, can I replace metacity by just another WM of my choice and compiz and gnome will still work as before?
[18:25] <coral> whatvn: i didnt mean to put it right below your answer
[18:25] <matrixblue> ManDay, yeah
[18:25] <jmulloy> matrixblue, yes but I forget what happened .. I think it gave an error.  It was not successful though I can log out and check.
[18:25] <mweichert> matrixblue, they are cifs network shares on a windows server
[18:25] <cabrey_> ManDay, yes, something like openbox?
[18:25] <moreia> jmulloy: "local admin account" is what? a smb user or a local workstation user?
[18:25] <fccf> samwhose: have you enabled the driver in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[18:26] <moreia> jmulloy: and what OS is running on the smb server?
[18:26] <ManDay> matrixblue, cabrey_ great news. Well I was always a big fan of fluxbox
[18:26] <matrixblue> ManDay, use <windowdecorator> --replace
[18:26] <cabrey_> matrixblue, no he can replace it using a setting in gconf
[18:27] <ManDay> matrixblue, 'cuse me...?
[18:27] <matrixblue> ManDay. cabrey_ I apologize I was thinking of window decorators
[18:27] <jmulloy> moreia, the primary local workstation account ... the accounts it does not work with authenticate to an LDAP server and have their home directories mounted vie NFS.
[18:28] <ManDay> Oh, ok. So using Synaptic to just install FLUXBOX and apply it (either through some gui or in a xorg-config file) is okay?
[18:28] <matrixblue> ManDay, in that case Gnome will work but Compiz is a Window Manager so it won't (unless I'm mistaken)
[18:28] <jmulloy> moreia, So after I login to a "network" account I can open files fine in their NFS home directories but they cannot open "group" files shared via smb.
[18:28] <matrixblue> mweichert, sounds above my level, sorry
[18:28] <fccf> Manday.. on the login screen choose options >select session to select fluxbox\
[18:29] <ManDay> matrixblue, I can't understand that. After all I thought I was using METACITY as WM at the moment. What is COMPIZ then?
[18:29] <jmulloy> moreia, An OSX server is serving NFS, SMB, LDAP, and other stuff that is irrelevent to this issue.
[18:29] <cabrey_> ManDay, compiz is a window manager, but it was using metacity as the so called decorator
[18:29] <giovanni_> ciao a tutti
[18:29] <Pici> There is a cli tool that will show you an ncurses page of network use by connection, does anyone happen to know the name of such a program?
[18:30] <rasturm> give me some channels for general question in java...other that #java
[18:30] <fccf> !it | giovanni_
[18:30] <ManDay> Oh, so if I want to keep using compiz, I need to stick with metacity, cabrey_ ?
[18:30] <_UsUrPeR_> hey, can anyone tell me if sudo, when installed with ubuntu 9.04, is compiled with the option "--with-ldap"?
[18:30] <matrixblue> ManDay, MetaCity  is also a window manager
[18:30] <moreia> jmulloy: unfortunately, I'm stumped too.
[18:30] <commander_> can i install wine 1.1.22 thru terminal?
[18:30] <cabrey_> ManDay, yes or emerald, but emerald is old and nobody or develops uses it anymore
[18:30] <jmulloy> moreia, I am super stumped ... been searching Google for days and haven't even had a slightly off topic hit.
[18:30] <matrixblue> jmulloy, moreia same here
[18:31] <cabrey_> ManDay, uses or develops it*
[18:31] <ManDay> Okok, so in fact it should stay as it is (without fluxbox) if I want to use compiz...
[18:31] <jmulloy> moreia, I can't be the only one trying to run this setup.
[18:31] <moreia> jmulloy: ubuntu workstations accessing smb shares on an OSX server? No. You can't be the only person.
[18:31] <samwhose> so, when I install the latest intel video driver from source, it gives the error "failed to load module "intel"".  how do I load the module?
[18:32] <cabrey_> ManDay, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compiz#Decorators
[18:32] <matrixblue> fluxbox is a x windows environment
[18:32] <matrixblue> g2g
[18:32] <jmulloy> moreia, matrixblue, what kills me is it works perfectly with a regular account it only fails on the network accounts ... which is what all my users will be using.
[18:32] <ManDay> Now you got me confuzed, matrixblue. I only know DE and WM - what is a windows environment... jeez, i gotta read up
[18:33] <picca> anyone here know if the itouch works with ubuntu
[18:33] <cabrey_> !desktop
[18:33] <pw-toxic> hi, i'm looking for a tool where i can choose special charakters... especially UTF-8 ones!
[18:33] <pw-toxic> or french charakters.. just some special charakters
[18:33] <cabrey_> pw-toxic, Applications > Accessories > Character Map
[18:33] <ManDay> cabrey_, I know what a DE is, but he mentioned "Windows Environment"
[18:34] <cerberus> beat me to it cabrey
[18:34] <cabrey_> ManDay, interchangeable
[18:34] <fccf> picca: you cannot install ubuntu on the itouch
[18:34] <coral> lol
[18:34] <pw-toxic> cabrey_, thanks.. i looked there but didnt find it ;) looks like i lost my intelligent eyes ;)
[18:34] <mdm> cabrey_: that entry isnt EXATLY correct but its close
[18:34] <jmulloy> moreia, thank you for trying anyway.
[18:34] <cabrey_> fccf, i think he meant syncing
[18:34] <whatvn> pw-toxic: do you mean SCIM?
[18:34] <picca> fccf, okay thanks
[18:34] <ManDay> Well, as I understand that concept a WM can run on its own (such as fluxbox and metacity) but only brings enhanced capabilities if used through a DE such as GNOME or KDE. Is that wrong?
[18:35] <mdm> ManDay its correct is a very high level kind of way
[18:35] <cabrey_> mdm, ...?
[18:36] <cabrey_> ManDay, I would stay with the well known environments (LXDE, xFCE, KDE, GNOME), there are literally hundreds of window manager
[18:36] <fccf> ManDay: --- Enlightenment has some really cool effects built in --- you might try E17
[18:36] <moreia> jmulloy: sure. sorry I didn't come up with any silver bullets. In my experience, OSX server is a big headache, but I haven't touched it in years.
[18:36] <mdm> ManDay: Take gnome for example, if you run metacity it is giving window dressing, close minimize buttons and the ability to move windows across the X space.  Gnome gives you menu bars, key intergeneration, etc
[18:36] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  I want to install elisa, which depends on python-pgm, which depends on python (<< 2.6) and python (>= 2.5).  I have both python2.5 and python2.6 installed, and apt-get refuses to install python-pgm.  How do I bludgeon it into submission?
[18:37] <mohan_> hi..
[18:37] <ManDay> Well, I'm just fine with Compiz then. The mistake I made is that I mistook Compiz for something else than a WM so I thought I could use fluxbox "in conjunction" with it
[18:37] <ManDay> My bad
[18:37] <csaba> My volume is at 100% and the speakers are also at maximum and yet the sound is so quiet. How can I additionally make it louder?
[18:37] <mdm> cabrey_: because things like fluxbox and wmaker are not desktops they are simply window managers.
[18:37] <ManDay> I ll stick with GNOME and COMPIZ
[18:37] <mohan_> using ubuntu 9.04 64 bit.. firefox wont play audio of flash..
[18:37] <fccf> jonaskoelker: go bludgeon the people in #luendo
[18:37] <cabrey_> mdm, actually fluxbox has a panel
[18:37] <fccf> jonaskoelker: thats #fluendo
[18:38] <cabrey_> mdm, and window maker has a desktop
[18:38] <mohan_> fresh installation.. using plugin from adobe website.. and copied it into /usr/mozilla directory..
[18:38] <jonaskoelker> fccf: well, I'm gonna', but in the meantime I have a problem with an ubuntu tool, so I think #ubuntu is the right place to ask...
[18:38] <csaba> The volume at 100% is too quiet, how can I increase it further?
[18:38] <mohan_> but no sound.. flash plays well.
[18:38] <crdlb> jonaskoelker: sounds like you're tryin to use packages for the wrong version of ubuntu
[18:38] <coral> mohan: try using a different browser
[18:38] <mohan_> ok coral..
[18:38] <Vermux> hat is the recommended partition size for OS? lets say Ubuntu, xp, vista, Win 08 server etc..?
[18:38] <pw-toxic> whatvn, what is SCIM?
[18:39] <cabrey_> Vermux, how big is your HDD
[18:39] <archman> guys, I got to access some folder on my xp machine, smb://noone-hf1bfhipe/dvd-marko/  how can I mount it somewhere so I can burn fro mthat location? is it possible?
[18:39] <crdlb> jonaskoelker: there's a python-pgm in the repos for python 2.6 on jaunty
[18:39] <mdm> fluxbox is a window manager, fluxmenu is its panel, and fbpager its desktop
[18:39] <mdm> and yes you can run fluxbox without any of the rest
[18:39] <whatvn> !scim | pw-toxic
[18:39] <cabrey_> mdm, I stand corrected, I thought fluxbox came with those :)
[18:39] <Vermux> cabrey_: 150-160 gig I think
[18:39] <jonaskoelker> crdlb: which depends on python (<< 2.6), right?
[18:40] <cabrey_> Vermux, and how much would you be using Ubuntu? it sounds like you want to quad boot...
[18:40] <mdm> cabrey_: your not really wrong, its more of how distros like ubuntu package them.
[18:40] <fccf> jonaskoelker: i realize elisa binds to python... however people at fluendo probably knows more than I do about the particulars
[18:40] <mdm> you can, in fact run X without a window manger, and no desktop and still run apps
[18:40] <Vermux> cabrey_: mmm, no a single boot
[18:40] <crdlb> jonaskoelker: not on jaunty
[18:40] <Vermux> cabrey_: jsut wanterd to know a safe size for OS partition that works for all
[18:40] <petllama> im attempting to execute a script through PHP that resides in a users home folder, how would i configure user/group access to allow the WWW user to do so?
[18:41] <cabrey_> Vermux, each OS needs its own partition
[18:41] <yadunand> Hi , my youtube videos were working fine.... but suddenly stopped working .. audio is still working fine
[18:41] <Vermux> cabrey_: yes
[18:41] <yadunand> any fix ?
[18:41] <cabrey_> Vermux, Ubuntu can run easily on ~10GB
[18:41] <Vermux> cabrey_: what is the general safe size for all of them
[18:41] <cabrey_> Vermux, oh hold on
[18:41] <mohan_> coral: no use//
[18:41] <cabrey_> Vermux, give Vista at least ~20GB
[18:41] <Vermux> cabrey_: and xp?
[18:41] <fccf> yadunand: I am seeing this question come up alot --- and no answer yet
[18:41] <crdlb> jonaskoelker: are you using jaunty?
[18:41] <mohan_> using arora browser.. can't hear sound from youtube..
[18:41] <pw-toxic> whatvn, cool, but for now i dont need it. I have programmed an eclipse plug-in which can export different models.. but some charakters dont work, so i wanted to test some..
[18:42] <mdm> actaully most of my Ubuntu boxes run off less then 3G for the OS
[18:42] <cabrey_> Vermux, XP is much smaller, so also probably at least ~10GB
[18:42] <jonaskoelker> crdlb: agreed.  I blame my inexperience with vim... in /etc/apt/sources.list, both jaunty and karmic was commented out, not just karmic :(
[18:42] <jonaskoelker> crdlb: yes, I'm on jaunty :)
[18:42] <pw-toxic> whatvn, all charakters from the Chraacter Map are UTF-8 right?
[18:42] <cabrey_> mohan_, ubuntu or kubuntu?
[18:42] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ubuntu 9.04
[18:42] <whatvn> pw-toxic: so scim is not what you need, I think
[18:42] <ManDay> I've to bother you with a stupid question, sorry: Where does Gnome put themes which I installed by pressing "install" and chosing a targzed archive?
[18:42] <Vermux> cabrey_: I c. and lets say Win server 08
[18:42] <Vermux> ?
[18:42] <pw-toxic> whatvn, well my export also should support chinese signs!
[18:42] <yadunand> fccf, i saw a page with a fix ..... but it included stuff with pulseaudio .... but its all installed ... and it was from an ubuntu 7.~ version so i left it
[18:42] <coral> i have 32gb of ram now
[18:43] <cabrey_> Vermux, depends on what you are using it for/have on it
[18:43] <cabrey_> Veritatis, but at least ~20GB
[18:43] <Vermux> cabrey_: AD
[18:43] <fccf> yadunand: this is a new problem
[18:43] <crdlb> jonaskoelker: well, there's an elisa package in universe that should install correctly
[18:43] <cabrey_> mohan_, does flash work fine in firefox?
[18:43] <yadunand> fccf, so what do i do ??? any fixes or getarounds ???
[18:43] <mohan_> cabrey_ : yes.. but no audio :(
[18:43] <whatvn> pw-toxic: if you program an application, it's depend on your application
[18:43] <jonaskoelker> crdlb: yeah, everything is restored to sanity once I comment-back-in the jaunty lines in /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:43] <archman> anyone, please?
[18:43] <yadunand> fccf, do you think reinstalling adobe all over will fix it ??
[18:43] <mdm> Vermux: full ubuntu, with all of kde and all of gnome plus about 6 other window mangers,  gcc/g++, headers, most of the dev packages is 4.9G
[18:43] <jonaskoelker> fccf, crdlb: thanks for your help, time and patience :)
[18:43] <linuxninja> sup
[18:44] <cabrey_> mohan_, does audio work from any app?
[18:44] <coral> in the hood
[18:44] <mohan_> cabrey_ : yes..
[18:44] <whatvn> pw-toxic: I mean you should use unicode as character encoding
[18:44] <pw-toxic> whatvn, yes i know - but i needed to enter some special characters to test it ;)
[18:44] <whatvn> pw-toxic: Character map
[18:44] <linuxninja> The ejabberd software in 8.04 is way old. Might as well be from the stone ages...
[18:44] <fccf> yadunand: you could try ... things are always changing
[18:44] <coral> linuxninja: what made you choose that name
[18:45] <linuxninja> coral: cause I'm a ninja
[18:45] <yadunand> fccf, any idea on what triggers it ??? i mean it suddenly stopped working this evening
[18:45] <stevecam> linuxninja, i always wanted to be a ninja!
[18:45] <whatvn> linuxninja: lol
[18:45] <cabrey_> mohan_, does flash work on any other site than youtube?
[18:45] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ardour, totem media player, all plays audio..
[18:45] <coral> linuxninja: does that mean that you sneak up on linux and kill it?
[18:45] <linuxninja> I got a domain with ninja and linux in it
[18:45] <mohan_> cabrey_ : nope..
[18:45] <krisss117> hi, i have Ubuntu 9.04, in aircrack the packet injecton dont work, can you help me ?
[18:46] <linuxninja> coral: NOOOOO! It means I know the ways of the Linux Ninja
[18:46] <mohan_> cabrey_ : i meant flash works.. plays video. but no audio..
[18:46] <linuxninja> coral: I got linux skills
[18:46] <whatvn> krisss117: #aircrack
[18:46] <mdm> linuxninja: except you are not very stealthy
[18:46] <coral> lol
[18:46] <linuxninja> mdm: hahaha... Just wait until I creep up on ya
[18:46] <Sensiz`oLmaz> wech
[18:47] <Sensiz`oLmaz> ca va
[18:47] <Sensiz`oLmaz> ?
[18:47] <cabrey_> mohan_, install the PulseAudio Device Chooser from Synaptic Package Manager
[18:47] <lee123> Hi All, Just wondered if any can help me install Steam, I have downloaded it and think I have installed it and the icon is on the desktop but will not run....Can some one HELP???
[18:47] <pw-toxic> whatvn, i'm not sure what you mean
[18:47] <j0hn> is there an issue on ati radeon HD 3200 on ubuntu?
[18:47] <linuxninja> Did you know Amazon has virtual Ubuntu servers
[18:47] <linuxninja> ???
[18:47] <coral> lee123: i dont think that directx works with wine
[18:48] <whatvn> pw-toxic: Application-accessories-charactor map
[18:48] <Sensiz`oLmaz> www.sohbetlost.com
[18:48] <Sensiz`oLmaz> www.sohbetlost.net
[18:48] <FloodBot1> Sensiz`oLmaz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:48] <Sensiz`oLmaz> ok
[18:48] <pw-toxic> whatvn, yes, this is what i'm currently using
[18:48] <archman> how to mount the place by using samba?
[18:48] <fccf> lee123: steam is commercial software . you have to pay for a licence to use it
[18:48] <lee123> coral: some peeps are saying it works but think I haven't done something or done something wrong
[18:48] <mohan_> cabrey_ : already installed
[18:48] <lee123> fccf: private msg
[18:49] <mdm> http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_under_Linux
[18:49] <cabrey_> mohan_, ok open it from Applications > Sound & Video
[18:49] <coral> lee123: im gonna look into it
[18:49]  * whatvn go sleep now
[18:49] <mohan_> cabrey_ : yeah
[18:49] <resno> What is the server ubuntu channel?
[18:49] <lee123> coral: thanks
[18:49] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[18:49] <cabrey_> mohan_, in the notication area, click the little audio cable icon
[18:49] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[18:49] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[18:49] <resno> !server
[18:50] <mdm> resno: what do you mean, a channel that is dedicated to using ubuntu as a server and not a desktop?
[18:50] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok.. i have opened up volume control from there..
[18:50] <Sensiz`oLmaz> !kernel
[18:50] <mohan_> cabrey_ : or should i do some other thing?
[18:50] <resno> mdm:  i got it thanks.
[18:50] <cabrey_> mohan_, start playing a youtube video now
[18:50] <zet_> help this comand show eor why ??? comand: sudo cp -r $HOME/Desktop/SlicknesS-black /usr/share/themes
[18:50] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok sir..
[18:50] <mdm> resno: you can use 8.04 as a desktop too
[18:51] <mohan_> cabrey_ : video playing..
[18:51] <cabrey_> mohan_, switch back to volume control, does anything show up?
[18:51] <geirha> zet_: What's the error message?
[18:51] <cabrey_> mohan_, besides system sounds
[18:51] <mohan_> cabrey_ : nothing..
[18:51] <zet_> * yadunand (n=yadu@116.68.80.193) залишив #ubuntu ("Leaving")
[18:51] <zet_> oy
[18:51] <gee9043> i got some problem at vi
[18:51] <cabrey_> mohan_, bottom right corner of volume control, switch to all streams
[18:51] <mohan_> cabrey_ : hey it shows firefox
[18:51] <zet_> cp: неможливо виконати stat для «SlicknesS-black»: No such file or directory
[18:51] <zet_> zet@zet-desktop:~$ sudo cp -r SlicknesS-black /usr/share/themes
[18:52] <lee123> steam has in https://store.steampowered.com
[18:52] <cabrey_> mohan_, any bars going up and down?
[18:52] <mohan_> cabrey_ : no..
[18:52] <gee9043> if i change the file at vi, cannot save it
[18:52] <cabrey_> mohan_, hmm how did you install flash?
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[18:52] <Sensiz`oLmaz> :D
[18:52] <FloodBot1> Sensiz`oLmaz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:53] <cabrey_> !ops | Sensiz`oLmaz
[18:53] <gee9043> any ppl can help me?
[18:53] <coral> lee123: try this out
[18:53] <geirha> zet_: Probably typed it wrong. Try this: sudo cp -r -t /usr/share/themes <drag the folder into the terminal to put the exact name at the cursor position>
[18:53] <DanDan> helloo .. I want to delete my flashplugin files and I dont seem I can ... neither manually or through the terminal nor from synaptic .. wht should i do ?
[18:53] <mohan_> cabrey_ : downloaded .gz file from adobe website.. extracted to /usr/mozilla
[18:53] <coral> lee123:http://www.smokinglinux.com/gaming/play-your-windows-games-with-wine-and-directx
[18:53] <cabrey_> mohan_, oh no we don't want that
[18:53] <lee123> coral: will do
[18:54] <cabrey_> mohan_, ok go to System > Administration > Software Sources
[18:54] <zet_> sps
[18:54] <mohan_> cabrey_ : oh.. actually playback was not there previously default installation.. hence i did that..
[18:54] <gee9043> when i change the file at vi , cannnot save it
[18:54] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok.. in software sources?
[18:54] <cabrey_> mohan_, go to Software Sources, then the Third-Party Software tab
[18:54] <mdm> gee9043: :wq
[18:54] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok.. sir
[18:54] <gee9043> when i change the file at vi , cannnot save it
[18:55] <cabrey_> mohan_, select both of the canonical URLs
 will show out E212
[18:55] <mohan_> cabrey_ : already selected sir..
[18:55] <cabrey_> mohan_, oh ok, go to a terminal
[18:55] <fccf> gee9043 - use nano - it is easier ctrl-O to save ctrl-X to exit
[18:55] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok..
[18:55] <cabrey_> mohan_, sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
[18:55] <mdm> gee9043: have problems with permission when you do that?  :w/tmp/whatever, then :q, then sudo cp /tmp/whatever <whatever you wanted to edit>
[18:55] <dae> www.sohbetlost.com
[18:56] <dae> www.sohbetlost.com
[18:56] <FloodBot1> dae: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:56] <mohan_> cabrey_ : Couldn't find package adobe-flashplugin
[18:56] <rubystallion> When I have visual effects(compiz?) activated, the qt app anki doesn't redraw screen sufficiently in Ubuntu 9.04. What can I do except disable visual effects?
[18:56] <cabrey_> mohan_, when you click close on Software Sources, does it ask you to reload
[18:56] <fccf> !ru |dae
[18:56] <mohan_> cabrey_ : no.. because colonical was already selected right..
but i jus got 1 account
[18:56] <mohan_> cabrey_ : well.. i refresh..
[18:57] <lee123> coral: nope I have tried everthing from loadsa websites including wineHQ but nothing is happening, not running
[18:57] <cabrey_> mohan_, ok we can do a sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[18:57] <fccf> !ru | dae
[18:57] <monokerws> hi there :D
[18:58] <notjohn> what package includes apache2-ssl-certificate?
[18:58] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok...  sir.. installing..
[18:58] <Errhec> hi is there a command where can I access the console login screen of my touchscreen handheld booting linux?
[18:58] <Seeker`> fccf: dae isn't here
[18:58] <gee9043> how to change my permission at vi?
[18:58] <krishmish> can someone help me enable audio in virtualbox??
[18:58] <mdm> Errhec: depends on your hardware, look for virtual terminals as in ctrl-alt-f1
[18:58] <EndlesslyCurious> I'm looking to run ubuntu on a 16GB SSD will that be sufficent space?  I will mostly be surfing and doing python dev on it
[18:59] <krishmish> can someone help me enable audio in virtualbox??
[18:59] <cabrey_> EndlesslyCurious, yes use the ext2 filesystem
[18:59] <fccf> Seeker: cause you kicked him ... perhaps he was trying to communicate to you his language
[18:59] <lee123> fccf: pm
[18:59] <nsahoo> why doesn't ubuntu use adobe flash by default?
[18:59] <gee9043> how to change my permission?
[18:59] <krishmish> im running xp guest in ubuntu host
[18:59] <mohan_> cabrey_ : just for curiosity.. mine is a usb based audio device.. PRESONUS AUDIOBOX USB.. is this anything to do with sound not working?
[18:59] <cabrey_> mohan_, no because you said sound worked from other apps
[18:59] <Seeker`> fccf: by spamming links?
[19:00] <cabrey_> mohan_, flash doesnt even know about it, everything goes through PulseAudio
[19:00] <mdm> EndlesslyCurious: yes but you will probbly have to manage things like source code or use nfs mounts.  Ubuntu can easily fit on that thought
[19:00] <gee9043>  how to change my permission?
[19:00] <mohan_> cabrey_ : oh.. ok..
[19:00] <fccf> Seeker the guy was russian - he probably doesn't know what processed meat is
[19:00] <Seeker`> fccf: thats enough
[19:00] <krishmish> can someone help me enable audio in virtualbox??
[19:00] <mohan_> cabrey_ : then y doesn't alsamixer command throws error? like : alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[19:00] <The_Beard> Whenever I run my update manager, I get this error... "Failed to fetch http://www.geexbox.org/debian/dists/unstable/main/binary-i386/Packages  404 Not Found" Any thoughts?
[19:01] <cabrey_> mohan_, why doesn't?
[19:01] <markm> Need guidance installing ubuntu 64bit on dell 1505 w/o disabling media direct
[19:01] <cabrey_> mohan_, it should go like this: Flash -> PulseAudio -> ALSA/Kernel -> Hardware
[19:01] <monokerws> can someone help me enabling 3D with an ati x1800 in ubuntu 8.1 64bit ?
[19:01] <mohan_> cabrey_ : still no sound :(
[19:02] <cabrey_> mohan_, did you restart firefox/aurora
[19:02] <mohan_> cabrey_ : yes.. ofcourse... and i also deleted that lib file from /usr/mozilla
[19:02] <chuck_> !ati|monokerws
[19:02] <ltcabral> if i use createrepo i can download centos primary.xml.gz?
[19:02] <cabrey_> mohan_, before you installed through apt, right?
[19:02] <lee123> anyone help me
[19:03] <krishmish> can someone help me enable audio in virtualbox??im using xp guest on ubuntu
[19:03] <monokerws> thnx
[19:03] <mohan_> cabrey_ : no.. downloaded zip file from adobe.com and then copied it..
[19:03] <cabrey_> mohan_, i'm saying you deleted the lib which you d/l'd from adobe, THEN used apt-get
[19:04] <krishmish> can someone help me enable audio in virtualbox??im using xp guest on ubuntu
[19:04] <mohan_> cabrey_ : no.. i used apt-get first and then deleted the lib..
[19:04] <rob235> i got this remuxtomp4.sh script and its default is to normalize the audio, wouldnt that lose quality?
[19:04] <rob235> or experience?
[19:04] <cabrey_> mohan_, then flash shouldn't work...
[19:05] <mohan_> cabrey_ : y?
[19:05] <cabrey_> mohan_, because you said you deleted the lib
[19:05] <mohan_> cabrey_ : oh..
[19:05] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok i will restore from trash
[19:05] <ranchbox> hello , I have a box with 2 SATA hd's and a DVD burner , just installed Jaunty and did some moving around of DVD drives with another computer , now I get (drdy) errors on boot , can anyone give me some advice ?
[19:05] <EndlesslyCurious> Ah, I'm interested in the SSD option as I hope it will reduce the heat output of the machine, not sure if it is worth the extra $$$
[19:05] <mohan_> cabrey_ : but video is playing..
[19:05] <j0hn> im new to linux and i cant get my wireless running
[19:06] <rob235> what capacity is SSD up to, i havent read anything tech in months
[19:06] <ranchbox> after a long wait it goes to desktop , but with the jumper on master or slave on the DVD it doesnt seem to matter
[19:06] <cabrey_> mohan_, i have an idea
[19:06] <EndlesslyCurious> I've seen 128GB units advertised but not cheap
[19:06] <rob235> ahh
[19:06] <cabrey_> mohan_, go back to the volume control and go to ouput devices tab
[19:06] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok..
[19:06] <mohan_> cabrey_ : yes sir.. i am there.
[19:06] <cabrey_> mohan_, do you see your usb audio card?
[19:06] <fccf> krishmish: you will need to stop the guest to start the audio in vbox - you will find the audio settings on the virutalbox guest setup page ... also make sure you have quest additions installed on the guest
[19:07] <mohan_> cabrey_ : yes sir
[19:07] <cabrey_> mohan_, right click on it and select default
[19:07] <tyrosine> FAST/EASY CIRCUIT DESIGN PROGRAM FOR LINUX - any recommendations? xcircuit seems a little flaky
[19:07] <mohan_> cabrey_ : it shows tick mark already..
[19:07] <tyrosine> need only a program to DRAW circuits
[19:07] <mdm> rob235: there are 256G ones, for about $600
[19:07] <krishmish> fccf: okay im stopping the guest
[19:07] <rob235> heh not even close to worth it
[19:08] <krishmish> fccf: then i go to the audio option
[19:08] <krishmish> fccf: right?
[19:08] <rob235> any of you guys know something about audio and the question i asked?
[19:08] <ranchbox> so my question is this ... 2 SATA drives ... one DVD on IDE one should it be on the middle cable or on the end , and should it be master or slave ?
[19:08] <fccf> yes, have you installed guest additions?
[19:08] <rob235> if normalizing audio on a video will reduce quality or experience
[19:08] <ranchbox> i beleive ive tried all , but
[19:08] <j0hn> need help here guys, i cant get my wlan runneing
[19:08] <krishmish> fccf: i have checked enale audio...
[19:08] <EndlesslyCurious> I've heard that SSD has a limited lifespan but not heard any hard facts about how long it is...
[19:08] <Pici> !offtopic
[19:08] <krishmish> fccf: enabled audio
[19:08] <Pici> ranchbox: Thats more of a question for ##hardware
[19:09] <cabrey_> mohan_, start a youtube video again
[19:09] <krishmish> fccf: should it be NULL AUDIO DRIVER??
[19:09] <cabrey_> mohan_, then go back to volume control > Playback tab
[19:09] <RHorse> tyrosine, http://paste.ubuntu.com/188446/
[19:09] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok..
[19:09] <fccf> krishmish: guest additions needs to be installed on the guest to see any audio card ... Null Audio - are there other options?
[19:09] <mdm> for the price of ssd disks, unless you are worried about wieght I would start looking at raid arrays.
[19:09] <rohit> help join
[19:10] <cabrey_> mohan_, do you see firefox/arora listed?
[19:10] <krishmish> fccf: tes
[19:10] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[19:10] <ranchbox> thanks didnt know there was one
[19:10] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[19:10] <fccf> rohit: help with what?
[19:10] <krishmish> vyes
[19:10] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[19:10] <krishmish> fccf: yes
[19:10] <Pici> mdm: This isn't really Ubuntu related, could you please take the discussion elsewhere, such as #ubuntu-offtopic?
[19:10] <gonzagonzaa> hello, i want to install deb that is hosted on ppa, that has an intrepid version, but im using jaunty... its possible?
[19:10] <mohan_> cabrey_ : no..
[19:10] <krishmish> fccf: oss, also, pulse
[19:10] <mohan_> cabrey_ : npviewer.bin
[19:10] <cabrey_> mohan_, what?
[19:10] <krishmish> fccf: oss, alsa, pulse audio
[19:10] <mdm> sorry I was just trying to answer rob235's question
[19:11] <krishmish> fccf: which one do i select??
[19:11] <mohan_> cabrey_ : playback showing that name..
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[19:11] <gonzagonzaa> i want to install veejay intrepid version (hosted in ppa) but im using ubuntu jaunty...
[19:11] <cabrey_> mohan_, well right click and move stream... > your audio card
[19:11] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok.. did that sir..
[19:11] <gonzagonzaa> can i add a ppa repo with an older version?
[19:12] <cabrey_> mohan_, make sure master and application volume is up...
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> gonzagonzaa: if you can find one. Or you could compile the older source
[19:12] <krishmish> fccf:  and audio controller has 2 options...ich ac97 and sound blaster 16
[19:12] <RHorse> gonzagonzaa bad idea
[19:12] <nascentmind> hi. I was using pppoeconf and want to remove all the configurations set by it. how do i do it?
[19:12] <fccf> krishmish: you'll need to use whatever you ubuntu audio is using...and soundblaster
[19:12] <mohan_> cabrey_ : yes sir.. its full up..
[19:12] <cabrey_> mohan_, nothing?
[19:12] <krishmish> fccf: how do i check which is the one that ubuntu is using???
[19:12] <gonzagonzaa> ActionParsnip: i already try to compile that app from source, and i have some issues. Finally it works, but it works bad
[19:13] <cabrey_> krishmish, cat /etc/lsb-release
[19:13] <cabrey_> krishmish, oops sorry misunderstood
[19:13] <krishmish> cabrey : its okay...:-)
[19:13] <mohan_> cabrey_ : no sir..
[19:13] <nascentmind> anybody?
[19:13] <gonzagonzaa> so.. it doesn't work, the app have some issues with ubuntu.. and i doesn't find any other app to do "veejaying"
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> gonzagonzaa: hmm, you could try a ppa
[19:14] <fccf> open volume control and look in the menu see what audio device is selected -- probably alsa
[19:14] <cabrey_> mohan_, are you on 32bit or 64bit?
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> nascentmind: man ppeoconf maybe?
[19:14] <RHorse> nascentmind do it manually
[19:14] <mohan_> cabrey_ : 64bit sir..
[19:14] <krishmish> fccf: yeah HDA Control ALSA Mixer
[19:14] <cabrey_> mohan_, ahhh that might be the problem
[19:14] <gonzagonzaa> ActionParsnip: so its ok if i add a ppa with an older version (intrepid) and im using Jaunty
[19:14] <nascentmind> RHorse: i got myself a router and am connecting directly without dialing.
[19:14]  * stevecam is 128bit
[19:14] <fccf> use alsa and soundblaster
[19:15] <mohan_> cabrey_ : hmm ?? :( :(
[19:15] <krishmish> fccf: so im trying with that
[19:15] <krishmish> fccf:  lemme see
[19:15] <fccf> krishmish: and boot up the guest
[19:15] <cabrey_> mohan_, the flash you got from adobe's website, was that the 64bit alpha?
[19:15] <vick> i've plugged my digital camera using usb, and i cannot figure how to mount it, what /dev/XXX should i try ?
[19:15] <krishmish> fccf: okay
[19:15] <SandGorgon> wow.. u got to try debris linux (an ubuntu variant) - a whole livecd and install disk in 185 mb, with gnome! runs freaking fast
[19:15] <mohan_> cabrey_ : yes sir..
[19:15] <vick> And also shouldn't it be mounted automatically ?
[19:15] <cabrey_> mohan_, now i understand why you did that, sudo aptitude remove flashplugin-installer
[19:16] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok sir..
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> vick: does it show up in   sudo fdisk -l
[19:16] <fccf> vick: it should however ubuntu has trouble with some cameras .. what kind of camera do you have?
[19:16] <gonzagonzaa> maybe its best if i just download the .deb files, right?
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> vick: some don't get mounted automounted
[19:16] <krishmish> fccf:  im checking ...no audio
[19:16] <dkg> Hi.  I have 2 (different) soundcards and want to use the "other" one.  How can I disable one of them?  What's the linux equivelent to windows device manager (if there is one).
[19:16] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok sir.. removed..
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> gonzagonzaa: not the intrepid ones, they are for intrepid, not jaunty
[19:16] <RHorse> nascentmind use "man" and
[19:16] <archman> guys what's the easiest way to burn video dvd (double layer) (video_ts)? please help. :S
[19:16] <RHorse> "whereis
[19:16] <cabrey_> mohan_, redownload flash 64 from adobe, sorry about that
[19:16] <fccf> krishmish: in windows: install a soundblaster driver
[19:17] <krishmish> fccf: and when i try to open the audio properties...the options are not highlighted at all
[19:17] <vick> ActionParsnip, no it doesn't
[19:17] <krishmish> okay
[19:17] <mohan_> cabrey_ : its ok.. i am doing it right now..
[19:17] <cabrey_> dkg, pulseaudio device chooser
[19:17] <krishmish> fccf: okay
[19:17] <gonzagonzaa> ActionParsnip: yes, ok, but there isnt any jaunty version of this packages...
[19:17] <krishmish> fccf: think i have to google!!??
[19:17] <mohan_> cabrey_ : can you pls tell me the path to copy.. i forgot :(
[19:17] <vick> fccf, Kodak, i dont have the exact model at hand, but i could get it if that would help
[19:17] <mohan_> cabrey_ : the mozilla plugin path..
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> vick: if you unplug it, wait 10 seconds, them plug it back in, wait 10 seconds then run  dmesg | tail
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> gonzagonzaa: if you can find it
[19:18] <dkg> cabrey_: Thanks. I'll search the ropos and give it a go.  (isn't alsa what I should use though?)
[19:18] <dkg> repos*
[19:18] <cabrey_> mohan_, doesn't adobe give you instructions?
[19:18] <fccf> krishmish: I will ask again - do you have guest additions installed on the guest ... this is primary... windows comes with sb16 drivers
[19:18] <mohan_> cabrey_ : no..
[19:18] <gonzagonzaa> ActionParsnip: dont get it
[19:18] <vick> ActionParsnip, [117418.432600] usb 4-1: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 7, [117418.670089] usb 4-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
[19:18] <mohan_> cabrey_ : i collected it from some forum.. i gues..
[19:18] <stevecam> dkg, if you want information on hardware there is hwinfo
[19:18] <stevecam> there is also lspci
[19:19] <yadunand> fccf, hey ....reinstalling adobe fixed the problem .....for now :)
[19:19] <fccf> vick: best bet is get an usb memory card reader like $5
[19:19] <archman> ActionParsnip, ever tried burning double layer dvds? some app?
[19:19] <archman> fccf, maybe you know?
[19:19] <vick> or i can restart to windows lol
[19:19] <krishmish> fccf: i cant make out much...buut when i choose soundblaster16, the options to adjust the volume in windows are not highlighted
[19:19] <mohan_> cabrey_ : /usr/lib/mozilla ?
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> gonzagonzaa: if you can find a deb for jaunty for the versiion you desire, you can install it
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> archman: not something i do often, sorry
[19:19] <cabrey_> mohan_, http://nxadm.wordpress.com/2009/04/26/install-64-bit-adobe-flash-player-on-ubuntu-904/
[19:19] <dkg> stevecam: I've used lspci before.  How can I disable one card completely (without phisicly removing the card from the PC)?
[19:19] <cabrey_> mohan_, step by step :)
[19:19] <vick> ActionParsnip, is this a dead end ?
[19:20] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok sir :)
[19:20] <stevecam> dkg, could you remove the drivers from the kernel?
[19:20] <RHorse> stevecam blacklist it
[19:20] <dkg> stevecam: Please point me in the right direction as to how I can do that
[19:20] <vick> i'm running a c++ simulation program for a couple of hours now and i am waiting for the results and i don't want to restart to windows :(
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> vick: does it show up in gtkam
[19:20] <fccf> archman : you have to create a image using todvd - i think then burn with brasaro
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> !info gtkam
[19:20] <stevecam> RHorse, blacklist is?
[19:21] <RHorse> stevecam to keep  a driver  from loading add it to blacklist file
[19:21] <mohan_> cabrey_ : did it.,. but still no audio :(
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> vick: try installing gtkam you should see it in there
[19:21] <vick> yeah i'm doing that now
[19:21] <stevecam> i usualy just disable it, whats this blacklist stuff, i was helping someoen else
[19:21] <fccf> hey folks - today is my run day.. I have to go for now .. be back tommorrow for ubu-zest
[19:21] <cabrey_> mohan_, you restarted your browser, etc
[19:21] <dkg> RHorse: Great!  I'll get on googling it right away.  Thanks all once again for being so helpful : )
[19:22] <mohan_> cabrey_ : yeah..
[19:22] <chuck_> dkg, you can disable on board sound in most bios menus
[19:22] <cabrey_> mohan_, start a youtube video again, go back to volume control and see if anything comes up
[19:22] <vick> ActionParsnip, no it doesn't.
[19:22] <b3lorix> ok, i installed teh codecs but when i polay music it continues to play and wants me to install more anyone?
[19:22] <nsahoo> is there a way to store Terminal size? so that every time it starts it is of a certain size, e.g. 100x30
[19:22] <krishmish> fccf: i chose ICH and its working now
[19:22] <dkg> chuck_: It's the onboard I want to keep though :(
[19:22] <RHorse> dkg, np. try here:  http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-468793.html
[19:23] <fccf> krishmish: glad I pointed you somewhat in the right direction -- i will reccommend ICH
[19:23] <mohan_> cabrey_ : yeah.. ALSA plug-in [firefox]: ALSA Playback
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> vick: if the device has removable storage you could remove it from the camera and put it in a card reader
[19:23] <cabrey_> mohan_, something does show up? are the volume bars moving?
[19:23] <stevecam> dkg, just out of curiosity what are you disabling
[19:23] <ks156> Hello
[19:23] <mohan_> cabrey_ : and also one more is showing up .. ALSA plug-in [npviewer.bin]: ALSA Playback
[19:23] <mohan_> cabrey_ : but no volume bars moving
[19:23] <ks156> Is someone able to tell me if /usr/local/bin is defined in the default PATH on Ubuntu ?
[19:24] <dkg> RHorse: How do I find the name of the module to add, given that I know which card it is
[19:24] <krishmish> fccf: thanx to u...
[19:24] <respecting> please how can i start ubuntu in non GUI mode i don't have much RAM.I'm using VMWARe
[19:24] <dkg> stevecam: SB audigy SE
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> ks156: andy@fileserver:~$ cat $PATH   give   cat: /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/home/andy/RickRocket: No such file or directory
[19:24] <krishmish> fccf: but there is one issue
[19:24] <vick> I will do so :) Thanks a lot people.
[19:24] <krishmish> fccf: that the clarity of sound is not up to the mark
[19:24] <cabrey_> mohan_, right click on npviewer and move the stream to your card
[19:25] <nsahoo> anyone?
[19:25] <krishmish> fccf:  well i think thats some thing we have to cope up with
[19:25] <stevecam> dkg, this is not answering your question, but more of a suggestion, do you know how to tell linux to choose what sound card you want to use at a particular time?
[19:25] <RHorse> dkg not sure  offhand sorry!
[19:25] <dkg> RHorse: No probs. I'll search around. Thanks all the same
[19:25] <mohan_> cabrey_ : ok.. it had no effect.. hence i terminated that stream
[19:26] <ks156> thank you ActionParsnip
[19:26] <stevecam> dkg, i good place to look is the kernel config menu
[19:26] <fccf> krishmish: that could be a hardware isssue or a number of other things which I don't have time for right now - got to go set up a movie for the theatre
[19:26] <cabrey_> mohan_, this is making no sense to me, is this a new install/fresh install?
[19:26] <mohan_> cabrey_ : new.. fresh installation
[19:26] <seanguerrin> could someone type my name in the channel?  I just need to test something.
[19:26] <dkg> stevecam: I'd rather not have the card when in Ubuntu, I only use it in windows for various studio stuff
[19:26] <krishmish> fccf:  thanx buddy...u ve been a gr8 help
[19:26] <cabrey_> mohan_, is there any particular reason you need 64 bit?
[19:26] <torgursul> fuck you
[19:26] <krishmish> fccf: bye
[19:26] <cabrey_> !ohmy
[19:27] <mohan_> cabrey_ : yes.. i am using ardour and other multimedia related things in this.. cinelerra editing..
[19:27] <jussi01> seanguerrin: no
[19:27] <seanguerrin> thanks juss
[19:27] <cabrey_> mohan_, there really not much that I can do, flash is closed source, you might want to try asking from different people here, or on the forums, sorry :(
[19:28] <stevecam> dkg, lsmod shows you what modules are loaded, you could remove one and see if that works
[19:28] <mohan_> cabrey_ : i will try in opera browser now.. downloading it..
[19:28] <cabrey_> mohan_, good idea
[19:28] <billybigrigger> whats the quickest way to open a root file browser?
[19:28] <mdm> billybigrigger: ls -l /
[19:28] <RizR> install ubuntu desktop on a netbook (10" with 1024x576) res
[19:28] <RizR> it
[19:28] <mohan_> cabrey_ : what u do for living sir ?
[19:28] <cabrey_> mohan_, i am a student :)
[19:29] <mohan_> cabrey_ : oh..
[19:29] <stevecam> billybigrigger, i assumt you want a gui, try sudo nautils
[19:29] <billybigrigger> mdm::: open file browser as root
[19:29] <dkg> stevecam: Given that lspci gives: Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster.... what should I use with lsmod?
[19:29] <mohan_> cabrey_ : may i ask what u are learning?
[19:29] <chuck_> billybigrigger,  gksudo nautilus
[19:29] <cabrey_> mohan_, high school actually :D
[19:29] <mdm> billybigrigger: sudo ls -l /
[19:29] <erlingre> Anyone running Ubuntu on a Acer Aspire 751 with US15W / Atom Z520 CPU?  I have read that there are serious driver problems withe the build in graphics of US15W, GMA 500, but I'm very tempted of the VT support in Z520 as I need a lightweight system I can use for KVM
[19:29] <RizR> one little annoyance. i cant resize windows to less than a certain size. any way to just do it freely to whatever size i want? this is specially bad with dialogues where close/ok/apply buttons hide behind the panel
[19:29] <chuck_> billybigrigger, if your using gnome
[19:29] <mohan_> cabrey_ : oh..
[19:29] <billybigrigger> No protocol specified Could not parse arguments: Cannot open display:
[19:30] <billybigrigger> thats after sudo nautilus
[19:30] <stevecam> i dont know, hwinfo might be able to tell you a bit more info
[19:30] <billybigrigger> same with gksu nautilus
[19:30] <mohan_> cabrey : how is education quality in ur place?
[19:31] <stevecam> and rmmod to remove it
[19:31] <cabrey> mohan_, pretty good, but were going to get yelled at for !offtopic
[19:31] <mdm> billybigrigger: you asked for fastest, based solely on that criteria using ls in a terminal window is vastly faster then any gui program
[19:31] <billybigrigger> true
[19:32] <mohan_> anybody here have some idea regarding why audio not working for flash based media?
[19:33] <masquerade> hi guys
[19:33] <dkg> stevecam: Thanks for the help.  I'll fish about with these new commands for a while
[19:33] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[19:33] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[19:33] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[19:33] <nsahoo> is there a way to change the default terminal size?
[19:33] <Ewok94> can someone tell me, if i order a computer with no OS then install linux will i have to get all the linux drivers for my hardware manually?
[19:34] <afloofloo> experiences with using truecrypt? good/bad?
[19:34] <sebsebseb> Ewok94: probably not
[19:34] <masquerade> Ewok94: no
[19:34] <mdm> Ewok94: depends on the hardware, maybe, probbly not
[19:34] <sebsebseb> Ewok94: as long as your not getting some really  werid obsecure not so popular hardware,  everything should pretty much just work
[19:34] <masquerade> Ewok94: it should be no problem when you have internet connection wile installing
[19:34] <rob235> how is twonky as a media streamer?
[19:34] <Ewok94> ok brilliant - the hardware is the usual stuff
[19:34] <dkg> Ewok94: I've used the live cd on many different machines and ALL the hardware just worked (including printers and what-have-you)
[19:35] <sebsebseb> Ewok94: only thing is
[19:35] <sebsebseb> !intel | Ewok94
[19:35] <chuck_> deever, does aplay-l show your card when typed in terminal
[19:35] <sebsebseb> Ewok94: and with Nivida you would need a closed source propritary driver for full graphics card support
[19:35] <mdm> Ewok94: pay attention to its wireless, sound card and any tuners advertised as (for MCE).  Other then that linux can recognise and use most hardware even older stuff windows can not
[19:35] <Ewok94> bookmarked.
[19:35] <sebsebseb> Ewok94: and  wireless can be a problem, and sound
[19:35] <sebsebseb> !wireless  | Ewok94
[19:36] <sebsebseb> !hardware | Ewok94
[19:36] <Ewok94> okay, i am getting a nvidia graphics card
[19:36] <Ewok94> thanks, will bookmark them too incase i have trouble
[19:36] <deever> chuck_: no
[19:36] <masquerade> Ewok94: good choice xD
[19:36] <sebsebseb> Ewok94: yep  they tend to work well with the propritary driver normalley, but some people would rather use open drivers only
[19:37] <Ewok94> i see
[19:37] <dkg> Ewok94: nvidia GF5200fx worked fine, now my GF9800GT works great too (with the closed source drivers mind you)
[19:37] <nsahoo> no way?
[19:37] <seanguerrin> What is the command(s) in Irssi to change my nick, and then save the change to use the nick as default?
[19:37] <cabrey> seanguerrin, /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:38] <mdm> Ewok94: before you buy the system look up what others experiance wit it is.  Also you can get away with much much older hardware and it will still run fine.  For example I have a nvida 5900 and a 7900 for playing back full h262 and h264 1080P video
[19:38] <nsahoo> seanguerrin: i think you need to edit .irssi/config
[19:38] <Ewok94> i see. i have already ordered the pc though
[19:38] <seanguerrin> thanks nsahoo
[19:39] <Ewok94> fingers crossed i guess, i don't mind spending time researching and making things work if i have to
[19:39] <dundel> ftw means?
[19:39] <Ewok94> for the win
[19:39] <dundel> for the win? for the while
[19:39] <dundel> ohww oke thx
[19:39] <dundel> hah
[19:39] <dundel> a
[19:39] <masquerade> xD
[19:39] <FloodBot1> dundel: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:39] <gonzagonzaa> how can i apt-get install an ubuntu intrepid package intro ubuntu jaunty?
[19:40] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[19:40] <cabrey> gonzagonzaa, what are you trying to install?
[19:40] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[19:40] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[19:40] <mohan_> Ubuntu jaunty 64 bit is an waste... first its RT kernel uploaded in ubuntu repository was not working .. and now this flash thing..
[19:40] <gonzagonzaa> cabrey: veejay
[19:40] <mohan_> y these people are very eager to release buggy version
[19:40] <krishmish> gonzagonzaa: are u trying to upgrade???
[19:40] <cabrey> gonzagonzaa, what is wrong with the jaunty version?
[19:41] <mohan_> to compare ubuntu intreped was very good than this..
[19:41] <nsahoo> is there a way to measure fps on the desktop .. isn't there a gears or some command?
[19:41] <MaT> mohan_: flash works fine here on my jaunty x64... whats the problem?
[19:41] <sebsebseb> mohan_: yeah 9.04  is bit of a let down here and there
[19:41] <gonzagonzaa> no, there is no veejay deb in ubuntu jaunty, and someone upload to ppa a ubuntu intrepid version of this pkg
[19:41] <sebsebseb> mohan_: ,but overall it's not to bad
[19:41] <cabrey> gonzagonzaa, ah i see
[19:41] <zzzakattack> its worked perfectly for me
[19:41] <zzzakattack> I've never had a better flavor of ubuntu
[19:41] <mohan_> OS is not for particular system..
[19:41] <cabrey> gonzagonzaa, the intrepid version should work fine
[19:42] <mohan_> MaT: audio not working..
[19:42] <gonzagonzaa> cabrey: ok, and how can i install it?
[19:42] <sebsebseb> zzzakattack: I have
[19:42] <cabrey> gonzagonzaa, https://launchpad.net/~veejay/+archive/ppa
[19:42] <agalatis> hi, can anyone tell me how to mount a hdd partition without the nodev otion?
[19:42] <gonzagonzaa> cabrey: i added the veejay ppa repos to apt-sources list
[19:42] <agalatis> option
[19:42] <cabrey> gonzagonzaa, add the deb's to your sources.lis
[19:42] <cabrey> gonzagonzaa, apt-get update
[19:42] <MaT> mohan_: in firefox?
[19:43] <mohan_> MaT: in firefox, opera, each and every browser..
[19:43] <DanDan> anyone have had a broken package before that was too stubborn to even be deleted !!??
[19:43] <gonzagonzaa> cabrey: yes.. but when i do apt-get install veejay it doesnt install anything
[19:43] <agalatis> tried "mount -o dev /dev/sdb1 /media/Dump/" and it still got nodev
[19:43] <nsahoo> I am not sure why I am not using adobe flash in firefox. Adobe flash is installed
[19:43] <gonzagonzaa> cabrey: maybe i need to "force" something
[19:43] <cabrey> gonzagonzaa, any error messages?
[19:44] <MaT> mohan_: had that frequently in 8.10 to... after a restart of FF it always worked again
[19:44] <gonzagonzaa> cabrey: apt-cache search veejay doesn't show me any veejay* pkg
[19:44] <zzzakattack> nsahoo: did you just install it, or how long have you had it?
[19:44] <mohan_> MaT: sound was not coming from first install itself in my system..
[19:44] <cabrey> gonzagonzaa, did you add the keys?
[19:45] <gonzagonzaa> cabrey: let me see..
[19:45] <nsahoo> zzzakattack: I didn't install it explicitly, but, when I check the synaptic it shows that flashplugin-installer is installed.
[19:45] <nsahoo> zzzakattack: the description says it is Adboe flash player plugin installer
[19:45] <Slavik> does anybody have some experience with Charm blogging client? I can't see how to use it... :/
[19:45] <zzzakattack> nsahoo: try going into synaptic and reinstalling it, afterwards restart you webbrowser
[19:46] <agalatis> anyone help with mount options?
[19:46] <nsahoo> zzzakattack: ok
[19:46] <mohan_> and also opening trash will crash nautilus and hides all icons on desktop.. isn't the juanty buggy?
[19:47] <mohan_> and this thing is wasting an hour of time of mine here in this place for the simple reason of flash sound not working :( :(
[19:47] <mohan_> Jaunty buggy..
[19:47] <nsahoo> zzzakattack: still it's using Swfdec 0.8.2
[19:47] <zzzakattack> mohan_: maybe you should try installing the netbook remix of Jaunty, that is what fixed my problems
[19:48] <zzzakattack> nsahoo: what web browser are you using?
[19:48] <gonzagonzaa> cabrey: yes i didn't have the keys, i already imported with apt-key and apt-get update and apt-get cache search veejay doesnt give me veejay programs
[19:48] <mohan_> zzzakattack: it is impossible to re install everything for flash..
[19:48] <Slavik> mohan_: the Netbook Remix is very good, it has found all the hardware on my MSI netbook at once. Live has never been that easy on Linux :))
[19:49] <nsahoo> zzzakattack: firefox
[19:49] <Ewok94> good
[19:49] <zzzakattack> yah, that may be true, but it's helped me with my firefox before
[19:49] <zzzakattack> it could also be a setting on the browser
[19:49] <mohan_> Slavik: i compiled al the necessary softwares and also compiled RT kernel in this machine.. its impossible to leave this OS now..
[19:49] <agalatis> ok, got it on my own with "-o remount,dev" thnx anyway
[19:49] <Some_Person> Is it possible to install Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64 from a USB stick? I tried unetbootin, but I got a strange (initramfs) prompt
[19:50] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[19:50] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[19:50] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[19:50] <ltcabral> hey... in this makefile: http://pastie.org/500706 , if the FIND doesnt find any occurences for the specified file name, will the variable be empty? and the createrepo wont be called?
[19:50] <Murphy> hi
[19:50] <Murphy> do anyone know, how i can install a qt gui plugin for eclipse in ubuntu 8.04
[19:50] <nsahoo> how do I install adobe flash?
[19:51] <zzzakattack> nsahoo: maybe you should go to the official adobe site and get the .deb file
[19:51] <mohan_> ubuntu made mistake implementing pulse audio.. so un professional
[19:51] <mohan_> Pulse audio is also buggy..
[19:52] <agalatis> murphy: have you tried qtoctave ??
[19:52] <DanDan> hello .. I have recently upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04 (amd64) and have a broken packagae ( flashplugin-nonfree ) ..it wont be removed / reinstalled / or deleted by deleting the files manually !!!! .. ANYONE Plz :( !! ..
[19:52] <Some_Person> Is it possible to install Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64 from a USB stick? I tried unetbootin, but I got a strange (initramfs) prompt
[19:52] <Murphy> qtoctave?
[19:52] <mohan_> Pulse audio may work with cheap onboard chipset.. but not on professional device..
[19:52] <mohan_> low latecy..
[19:52] <agalatis> yep it is a qt gui
[19:52] <chocobanana> nsahoo: you can also look for it Install new programs or Synaptic. It's called flashplugin-nonfree
[19:52] <Cripps> I have jaunty 64 bit installed on my laptop, I have an intel GM965 graphics card (notebook graphics card) and direct rendering is enabled. I want to enable flashy, beautiful desktop effects, but in the appearance settings, when I enable desktop effects, the screen sort of flashes and I get a dialogue box with the error message "desktop Effects could not be enabled" ... could someone please help me to troubleshoot this so that I can get desktop effec
[19:52] <Cripps> ts?
[19:53] <agalatis> http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/math/qtoctave
[19:53] <nsahoo> chocobanana: ok
[19:53] <zzzakattack> DanDan: go into synaptic using the 'su' command
[19:53] <Murphy> agalatis on my old work i had qt as a plugin in eclipse
[19:53] <gonzagonzaa> so anybody know how can i force apt-get to install a package from a previous ubuntu release? (im using jaunty and i want to install an intrepid pkg)
[19:53] <zzzakattack> type 'su' enter your password, then type 'synaptic'
[19:53] <chocobanana> nsahoo: :)
[19:53] <asanchez> Cripps, probably your card is blacklisted for compiz effects, google about that
[19:53] <DanDan> zzzakattack : whats the command ?
[19:53] <zzzakattack> 'su' enter your password
[19:53] <aldo> dan dan tried to run in safe mode and use the repair broken package option
[19:53] <zzzakattack> then 'synaptic'
[19:54] <Cripps> gonzagonzaa, you don't. You can download an old deb and install it, but installing old packages is not recommended.
[19:54] <ed_debian> Cripps: Have you checked out the compiz check script??
[19:54] <masquerade> Cripps: run "compiz --replace" in a terminal and tell me the output (through pastebin)
[19:54] <DanDan> zzzakattack : ah yea i tried that STILL same :(
[19:54] <nsahoo> chocobanana: no difference
[19:54] <Cripps> asanchez, ed_debian, masquerade, thanks ...
[19:54] <bullgard4> Is it a known error that Empathy in Uuntu 9.04 does not produce event sounds?
[19:54] <chocobanana> nsahoo: did you go into Synaptic (menu System > Administration > Package Manager
[19:54] <gonzagonzaa> Cripps: so its ok if i download the deb in ppa and dpkg -i veejay ?
[19:54] <MaT> nsahoo: remove al the flash alternatives installed
[19:54] <nsahoo> chocobanana: yes
[19:54] <masquerade> Cripps: np
[19:54] <mohan_> dabba halka, tika ubuntu.
[19:55] <chocobanana> nsahoo: search for flash there
[19:55] <guest3425> does ubuntu have a ppc64 for servers?
[19:55] <Cripps> masquerade, apparently Xgl is not present. I'll try installing that and get back to you.
[19:55] <guest3425> i don't see any here <http://mirror.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/ubuntu-releases/jaunty/>
[19:55] <masquerade> Cripps: do you have an nvidia card?
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[19:56] <nsahoo> MaT: remove and then ?
[19:56] <ed_debian> ??  What happened?
[19:56] <mdm> irc botnet
[19:56] <masquerade> irc noob question: can I create a channel on for example this server?
[19:56] <mohan_> wow.. irc hijacked?
[19:56] <Some_Person> masquerade: uhh, yes
[19:56] <maco> masquerade, join, and itll automatically be created
[19:56] <masquerade> Some_Person: thanks lol^^ im new to irc
[19:56] <mdm> no irc cleints were
[19:56] <chuck_> deever,  type these in a terminal one  at a time modprobe snd-emu10k1 ; modprobe snd-pcm-oss ; modprobe snd-mixer-oss ; modprobe snd-seq-oss
[19:57] <Some_Person> masquerade: unofficial channels on freenode must start with ## though
[19:57] <chocobanana> mohan_: nah, just some idiot
[19:57] <masquerade> Some_Person: oke, thanks a lot
[19:57] <mohan_> can't even ban them..
[19:57] <fccf> chocobanana: ubuntu support on ppc machines was suspended last year --- you are talking about the G3,4,5,line or the newer intel core2duo chipset
[19:57] <chuck_> deever,  put sudo in front of each one
[19:57] <mdm> mohan_: more like some script kiddie
[19:57] <maco> mohan_, the server's not jacked, but its common for botnets to be controlled by having the systems join a channel. in that channel, the controller issues a command, then the bots go off and do something to their host systems based on it
[19:57] <chocobanana> fccf: hmm?
[19:57] <tyranos> i need help i need a new version of gcc-avr because the one in intrepid is broken , how can i install a newer version without having to compile it from source
[19:57] <tavi> something for advanced ping?
[19:57] <MaT> nsahoo: if the flashplugin-nonfree in the only one installed then it should play with that one :)
[19:58] <mohan_> oh.. ok..
[19:58] <mdm> yes maco I should have been more implicit
[19:58] <ed_debian> tyranos: If you can find a .deb package you won't need to compile it.
[19:58] <Cripps> masquerade, sorry, trying to kill compiz rendered my session unusable, had to restart gdm ... and no, I don't have an nvidia card, it's intel.
[19:58] <tyranos> ed_debian, i know but where can i find the jaunty package for example
[19:59] <masquerade> does intel produce graphics cards...? amazing
[19:59] <tavi> something for advanced ping?
[19:59] <nsahoo> thanks Mat
[19:59] <nsahoo> MaT: thanks
[19:59] <Cripps> masquerade, yeah, they're not too bad ... I like intel products :)
[19:59] <fccf> masquerade: yes, part of many different boards
[19:59] <masquerade> Cripps: anyways, its too crowded here. join ##hasenbasen please
[19:59] <maco> masquerade, graphics chips yes, but not discrete cards
[19:59] <Cripps> will do.
[19:59] <ed_debian> tyranos: You won't find any packages that are for juanty.  Packages aren't organized that way.  A package is designed for a distrobutions package manager.  (Red uses .RPM, debian and ubuntu use .deb, slack uses .tar.gz)
[20:00] <ed_debian> tyranos: Although any distro can use .tar.gz it is just source code so you have to compile
[20:00] <tavi> something for advanced ping?
[20:00] <mdm> masquerade: sort of intel makes chips, nvidia (well amd now) makes chips.  some also sell the chips to manufacturers who make cards, and some make cards themselves.  Also they get motherboard makers to include these chips as well.
[20:00] <fccf> tavi man ping
[20:00] <ed_debian> tyranos: If you find a package "for ubuntu" or "for debian" or "for ubuntu 9.04" you can install it using dpkg -i nameoffile.deb (no compliling
[20:01] <deever> chuck_: still the same
[20:01] <CleanLaundry> Does anyone know of a Free Resume Creator for Linux?
[20:01] <masquerade> mdm: wow... didnt know this
[20:01] <rasturm> give me some name of channels for java...another that #java
[20:01] <MaT> nsahoo: works?
[20:01] <zzzakattack> DanDan: try going to their official site and getting their .deb file, then after you try to install it you will get an error sign.  Post the error sign on here.
[20:01] <ed_debian> gwg
[20:01] <ed_debian> g2g*
[20:01] <ed_debian> tyranos: Hope that was helpful!
[20:01] <tavi> fccf?
[20:01] <rasturm> ed_debian: is channels for java?
[20:01] <tavi> in terminal?
[20:02] <fccf> taavi yes
[20:02] <tyranos> thx ed_debian, i found on some forum that someone changed the sources.list temporarly to jaunty installed only gcc-avr and then reverted back to the old source.lit
[20:02] <tyranos> st
[20:02] <MaT> since yesterday I can't join IRC-networks anymore with pidgin (crashes when connecting).. ubuntu did some updates just before then...
[20:03] <mdm> masquerade: also when you are trying to detemine what driver to use it is easier to look it up by chip rather then my board type or how it is sold.  Technically linux drivers are for chip types.  And it is why things like sound cards are so problematic (the makers change chips between versions, even on the same model).
[20:03] <chuck_> deever,  type sudo  modinfo snd-emu10k1
[20:03] <mmm4m5m> Hi. Anyone with vbox 2.2.4 (bridge) + firewall?
[20:04] <braniff> does jaunty use compiz by default?
[20:04] <masquerade> braniff: nope
[20:04] <braniff> how do i tell if compiz is enabled please?
[20:05] <fccf> CleanLaundry: Resumes are usually created in a word processor like openoffice.org
[20:05] <deever> chuck_: http://pastebin.com/d40360c43
[20:05] <CleanLaundry> fccf, I know, just looking for something where I dont have to design it all
[20:06] <bullgard4> Is it a known error that Empathy in Uuntu 9.04 does not produce event sounds?
[20:06] <Binaridragon> hello everyone
[20:06] <Binaridragon> !hello
[20:06] <Binaridragon> !xterm
[20:06] <fccf> CleanLaundry: network-tools ? what function are you looking for in ping
[20:07] <Binaridragon> CleanLaundry, you can try using sing
[20:07] <chuck_> deever,  type alsa force-reload then aplay -l again
[20:07] <Binaridragon> !sing
[20:07] <mdm> CleanLaundry: writing a resume, how it looks, and what is best is very much a matter of opinion.  In fact I can tell you many examples of directly contradictory stories for "experts" on resumes. The best thing I could tell you is to go search with your favorite search engine for examples and use one
[20:09] <CleanLaundry> mdm, yes, true
[20:10] <mib_s4ftjx> Hello there. Does anyone know how you would go about fixing the resolution of the command line, i.e. the prompt you get BEFORE starting the X server?
[20:10] <Myrtti> !away > Mud|afk
[20:11] <ikonia> mib_s4ftjx: it's normally set by your framebuffer and the "vga=" option in the kernel boot line in grub
[20:11] <Cripps> got compiz working: SKIP_CHECKS=yes compiz
[20:11] <nsahoo> how do I install eclipse-3.4?
[20:11] <kaspernj> I have a device listed with the command "lsusb" - its a remote control. How do I "tail -f the input from that device?
[20:11] <kaspernj> I have a device listed with the command "lsusb" - its a remote control. How do I "tail -f" the input from that device?
[20:11] <kaspernj> Sorry about typo.
[20:11] <ikonia> nsahoo: you need to use the version that's in the ubuntu main repo's
[20:11] <henni22> Does anybody know, if a drives exists for Canon LBP2900 for 9.94?
[20:11] <henni22> 9.04
[20:12] <Myrtti> !uptime
[20:12] <Mud|afk> WindowsXP Uptime: 15hrs 8mins 45secs Best: 1day 1hr 45mins 33secs
[20:12] <ikonia> kaspernj: you have to read it's device file
[20:12] <nsahoo> ikonia: it has only the 3.2 version. 3-4 years old version
[20:12] <kaspernj> ikonia, how do I translate the information from "lsusb" into the device file? There is a lot of USB-stuff under "/dev/usb*".
[20:12] <tavi> ms fccf
[20:12] <Essobi> Anyone using HDA In 9.04?
[20:13] <ikonia> nsahoo: then you'll have to use a package from a 3rd party resource, or build your own. The more realistic option would be to speak to the current ubuntu package maintainer and request he update it
[20:13] <bastidrazor> Myrtti, how in the world did you know that was a bot?
[20:13] <ikonia> kaspernj: what sort of device is it ?
[20:13] <Myrtti> bastidrazor: lastlog
[20:13] <Myrtti> bastidrazor: and not a bot, anyway, this is offtopic
[20:13] <kaspernj> ikonia, it is a remote control for my media center.
[20:13] <kaspernj> ikonia, the infrared reader that is.
[20:13] <ikonia> kaspernj: aren't they normally seen as serial devices
[20:14] <fccf> tavi?see my private message
[20:14] <kaspernj> ikonia, I assume that this is the receiver (from "lsusb"): Bus 003 Device 002: ID 0471:0815 Philips eHome Infrared Receiver
[20:14] <Essobi> ikonia:  Believe it depends on the implementation, but the majority are serial or a USB to Serial
[20:14] <mdm> kaspernj: usb is a device bus, lsusb simply shows you what devices are there.  You still need usb drivers to talk to it and device drivers to use the device.  Then you have to have /dev files to communcate with it.  It may already be done for you  or you may need to write udev rules for it.  Also it may not even be supported at all.  But you need to be a bit more explicit in what the device is to get help
[20:15] <LOLLLDONGS> poo
[20:15] <j4nny> im new to linux os can any one help me i cant setup my wireless driver in ubuntu 9.04
[20:16] <fccf> tavi: sing is a program that will do what you are looking for -- to install type: sudo apt-get install sing
[20:16] <kaspernj> mdm, cant I just read the raw output from the remote by reading from the device? Or do I really need a whole driver for that sort of stuff? (I havent played much with raw devices)
[20:16] <LOLLLDONGS>  ne1 have a yahoo booter
[20:16] <Essobi> jaspernj: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/MCE_Remote#Phillips_eHome
[20:16] <fccf> j4nny: do you know what kind of card you ave?
[20:16] <Essobi> kaspernj: even..
[20:16] <mdm> kaspernj: you will need to load a serial driver for it, then have udev create a file for it, then use a terminal program to output what is on that device it created
[20:17] <deever> chuck_: still the same
[20:17] <Essobi> kaspernj: It looks like it's supported by LIRC.. Google for "0471:0815" and you'll see where people are using in it LIRC 0.8+
[20:17] <j4nny> fccf yeah in my vista im using broadcom card driver i dual boot it
[20:17] <deever> chuck_: btw, the output in 'lspci' is: 05:00.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB0400 Audigy2 Value
[20:17] <fccf> j4nny: card isn't working in ubuntu?
[20:18] <kaspernj> Essobi, that you - since I already configured the remote control with "lirc", I only to execute "irw" to see the input from the remote.
[20:18] <kaspernj> Essobi, thank you*
[20:18] <chuck_> deever,  and asoundconf list does not show it?
[20:18] <Binaridragon> !exit
[20:18] <Binaridragon> !ubuntu
[20:18] <mdm> kaspernj: if irw is showing you output it is working, setup or download a lirc profile for it
[20:18] <Binaridragon> !sudo
[20:18] <j4nny> fccf after installing ubuntu 9.04 theres a message saying new hardware restricted
[20:19] <kaspernj> It will be really fun to play with applications on the media-center. Thinking of writing an application for surfing and watching internet TV-channels with flash.
[20:19] <deever> chuck_: no
[20:19] <T-KILLER> hello there... I'm having a problem with Ubuntu Server 9.04 and the PHP mail function.  I have put a script in my web directory which allows people to fill out a simple web mail form and i asked a friends to connect to that web page remotely and send a message.  The PHP mail function did not work and I want to know why.  Does PHP come with the Mail Function as standar from the Ubuntu repositories ?
[20:19] <mdm> kaspernj: its called mythtv :)
[20:19] <kaspernj> mdm, I have already a working profile with lirc :-)
[20:19] <deever> chuck_: it only shows the onboard card
[20:19] <ikonia> T-KILLER: the mail function requires a working smtp relay
[20:19] <fccf> j4nny: you can go to system admin hardware drivers and activate it
[20:19] <Offoffoff> Hello! It is great to see so many Ubuntu fans!
[20:19] <kaspernj> mdm, I just need something to play with ;-) I already have MythTV running - but I am not a big fan of it.
[20:20] <Ewok94> i'm not an ubuntu fan yet, but i will be next week!
[20:20] <Machtin> hey guys.. i got a new hp-printer.. and i'd like to know how to use its scan-functionality.. what tool to use in this case?
[20:20] <fccf> Offoffoff: we are trying... just have to make it work
[20:20] <mdm> kaspernj: its just an input device, you can use it for whatever the input has the ability to control.  Ie anything that can use lirc to give input
[20:20] <j4nny> fccf its activated
[20:21] <Essobi> T-KILLER: Did you install php-mail?  sudo apt-get install php-mail, if not..
[20:21] <fccf> j4nny: now check your wireless connections
[20:21] <Offoffoff> fccf: We try too! And Ubuntu with us! #ubuntu-ru!
[20:21] <T-KILLER> ah, i see, so it doesnt come with php5 then.... didnt realise it was separate lib
[20:21] <kaspernj> mdm, I find this very interesting. Has there already been written plugins for OpenOffice Presentation?
[20:21] <fccf> Offoffoff: we have actually been sending people your way
[20:21] <fccf> !ru
[20:21] <aldo> Yes, offoffoff i'm not a fan, i'am a hacker, all world of ubuntu is a hack;)
[20:21] <Essobi> kaspernj: Don't like myth?  I do..
[20:22] <jackyky> help
[20:22] <mib_s4ftjx> ikonia: I hate to ask this, but Google-ing hasn't given any insight: do you know of any tutorials for setting vga= to use 1440 900
[20:22] <j4nny> fccf still its not connecting
[20:22] <mib_s4ftjx> ?
[20:22] <T-KILLER> ill check my install....
[20:22] <Offoffoff> fccf: Thanks a lot for that!
[20:22] <ranchbox> Hello. I have an issue where I have a system with 2 SATA hd's and one DVD rom that is plugged into IDE one. I cant seem to get the jumper settings right , have tried them all. Should that dvd by itself be master ? and should that ribbon be plugged into ide one or two for that DVD (its the only thing on that cable)
[20:22] <fccf> ok - where are you located
[20:22] <mdm> kaspernj: well tehcnialy its just an ir recover, but yes you can use it to control openoffice presentations.  I use a wireless mouse myself
[20:22] <rob235> could i just click on my hard drives which mounts them and use the lines it creates in mtab and use it in fstab?
[20:22] <Essobi> mib_s4ftjx: system -> Preferences -> Display
[20:23] <fccf> Offoffoff: you can do it in many languages
[20:23] <ikonia> mib_s4ftjx: one moment, just ont he phone
[20:23] <ranchbox> ive tried cable select also
[20:23] <kaspernj> Essobi, maybe I was too extreme. I enjoy MythTV myself :-) I just think it is a bit confusing.
[20:23] <Offoffoff> fccf: I know... we have the same bot at our channel.
[20:23] <d0htem> im using community-themes and i get this error anyone know what lib im missing or is it just broke     /usr/share/themes/Impression/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:61: Unable to find include file: "scrollbars/scrollbar.rc"
[20:23] <Essobi> kaspernj: Which version are you running?  I like the latest trunk..
[20:24] <Offoffoff> fccf: Mark is going to make a World Revolution :-)
[20:24] <Ewok94> ranchbox: i seem to remember the first device on the IDE cable should be the slave, then the one at the end the master
[20:24] <j4nny> fccf: its not connecting
[20:24] <kaspernj> Essobi, I havent compiled it myself. I use the one from the Jaunty repos.
[20:24] <Essobi> Anyone using an Intel HDA sound card on 9.04?  I can't get my damned sound working.. but it's odd, the PC beep works, just no other audio on my speakers. :|
[20:24] <ikonia> Offoffoff: could we take that sort of chat #ubuntu-offtopic please ?
[20:24] <garfieldairline1> (oh, un mirroir ! je pars de ce nick !)
[20:24] <Ewok94> at least that's what i did when i installed a cd writer
[20:24] <Essobi> kaspernj: Ah.. I've got a mythbuntu box at home..
[20:24] <mib_s4ftjx> Essobi: I'm not using a GNOME desktop environment. I need this from the command line.
[20:24] <Offoffoff> ikonia: ok!
[20:25] <Essobi> mib_s4ftjx: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[20:25] <kaspernj> Essobi, I had lots of trouble with Intel HDA - compiling the latest version from source fixed everything for me.
[20:25] <d0htem> Essobi: alsamixer MUTE beep and unmute master and front or w.e. its called
[20:25] <fccf> j4nny: what kind of router are you using?
[20:25] <mdm> Essobi: did you actuall use mythbuntu or did you install ubuntu and compile myth?
[20:25] <d0htem> im using community-themes and i get this error anyone know what lib im missing or is it just broke     /usr/share/themes/Impression/gtk-2.0/gtkrc:61: Unable to find include file: "scrollbars/scrollbar.rc"
[20:25] <Offoffoff> Seeya!
[20:25] <mib_s4ftjx> Essobi: I'm not having problems with X. I'm having problem with the command line I get before starting the X server.
[20:25] <flintwingel> mib_s4ftjx: try xrandr --output VGA --mode 1440x900
[20:26] <Essobi> Ooooh..
[20:26] <ikonia> mib_s4ftjx: sorry about that, could you repeat your last request
[20:26] <Essobi> The vga console is piddle on you.. no clue.. Ihavn't done that in years..
[20:26] <mib_s4ftjx> Wonderful.
[20:26] <echo_> !join #kiwi
[20:26] <ranchbox> or does anyone know how to get rid of the drdy errors that im getting when booting ?
[20:27] <Essobi> mdm: Mythbuntu.. used the 9.04 release and standard deps.. I got two of those crappy framegrabbers running on it..
[20:27] <mib_s4ftjx> ikonia: I need to configure the vga= option to use 1440x900 as soon as I boot my system. Right now it's using 640x400 or some such crap. Do you know how to do this?
[20:27] <mdm> Essobi: I use plain ubu, as the mtyhbuntu stuff kept getting in the way
[20:27] <Essobi> d0htem: alsamixer tells me to die in a fire..
[20:27] <ikonia> mib_s4ftjx: if you use the line "vga=ask" it should offer you modes that you can play with
[20:27] <d0htem> Essobi: doesnt open?
[20:27] <fccf> mib_s4ftjx: patience is a virute - if somebody can help we will- also see !xorg
[20:28] <fccf> !xorg| mib_s4ftjx
[20:28] <mib_s4ftjx> fccf: What are you talking about?
[20:28] <Essobi> d0htem: nope
[20:28] <mib_s4ftjx> I'M NOT USING THE X WINDOW SYSTEM
[20:28] <d0htem> Essobi: apt-cache search alsa ( maybe u need some utils )
[20:28] <d0htem> alsa-utils or something like that
[20:28] <aldo> if are you interesting of radio broadcasting, use DNAS of nullsoft, for linux, unix and windows, visit www.shoutcast.com in the to be dj section ;)
[20:28] <ikonia> mib_s4ftjx: calm down, try "vga=ask" it's good for testing with
[20:28] <j4nny_> fccf sorry i got discoonected
[20:29] <ikonia> aldo: please try to keep to support topics
[20:29] <funkyHat> teadict: huh?
[20:29] <j4nny_> fccf im usung TP-link TL-wr340g
[20:29] <tiefschwarz> hi
[20:29] <mib_s4ftjx> ikonia: /etc/lilo.conf is the right file, correct?
[20:29] <ikonia> mib_s4ftjx: are you using lilo ?
[20:30] <Squeak> I use Windows currently too play Second Life and messenger and browsing web watching youtube etc....would you all advise me switching too Ubuntu and would I still be able too do the same things?
[20:30] <Finswimmer> Hello, I have installed an own kernel. Now I need lircd modules which are built against my own kernel. dpkg-reconfigure lirc-modules-source gives me: Error! Could not locate lirc_atiusb.ko for module lirc in the DKMS tree.
[20:30] <ikonia> mib_s4ftjx: why are you not using grub ?
[20:30] <Finswimmer> You must run a dkms build for kernel 2.6.29.4 (i686) first.
[20:30] <mib_s4ftjx> erm, I mean grub.conf. I'm using grub.
[20:30] <ikonia> Finswimmer: custom kernels are not supported here
[20:30] <deever> can someone help me bringing an e-mu 1212m sound card to work?
[20:30] <deever> it's listed in lspci, but not in /proc/asound/cards
[20:30] <deever> according to the alsa project page, it is supported
[20:30] <ikonia> mib_s4ftjx: please show me the output of "uname -a"
[20:30] <Finswimmer> ikonia: Hmm. Where else?
[20:30] <tekonivel-o> what is your favourite method of figuring out if the display has been rotated with xrandr?
[20:31] <Squeak> !rooms
[20:31] <Squeak> !room
[20:31] <Squeak> !ubuntu
[20:31] <zhaena> hi  :))
[20:31] <mib_s4ftjx> ikonia: Linux jgg-laptop 2.6.24-23-rt #1 SMP PREEMPT RT Wed Apr 1 23:40:34 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[20:31] <Squeak> !channel
[20:31] <T-KILLER> ill check my install....
[20:31] <Seeker`> !botabuse | Squeak
[20:31] <Squeak> Seeker how do I find all the comands for the bot?
[20:31] <ikonia> mib_s4ftjx: the file is /boot/grub/menu.lst
[20:31] <zhaena> could someone help me configure museek/museeq on jaunty???  i am LOST  :-(((
[20:31] <Jowi> Squeak, The desktop CD is a live CD. You do not need to install anything to try out Ubuntu - run it off the CD and see if you like it or not.
[20:32] <ikonia> !ubottu > Squeak
[20:32] <Seeker`> Squeak: what do you want to do with the bot?
[20:32] <fccf> mib_s4ftjx: uh what kind of video card do you have?
[20:32] <teadict> My apache localhost is not found, I thought this could be what's wrong, but it is not: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/35779 ... Any ideas?
[20:32] <mib_s4ftjx> It's some integrated intel card.
[20:32] <ikonia> teadict: you need localhost to map to a valid ip address in /etc/hosts
[20:32] <andrer> is there a way to tell which application is sending packets from a linux box? i have one linux box that is sending UDP packets (i can sniff them just fine) but I can't tell which process is doing it.
[20:32] <ikonia> teadict: it's just a warning - not an error in apacge
[20:33] <teadict> ikonia: Let's see my hosts then..
[20:33] <zhaena> hi could someone help me configure my museek/musseq on jaunty??
[20:33] <guntbert> Finswimmer: it is supposed that if you are good enough to build your own kernel you won't need #ubuntu support any more :-), but in earnest: if you mess with your kernel, you loose the support here (like messing with the engine of your car and then coming to the dealer for guaranee)
[20:33] <teadict> ikonia: It is mapped to 127.0.0.1, what else?
[20:33] <mib_s4ftjx> ikonia: It's an integrated Intel card.
[20:33] <ikonia> mib_s4ftjx: the video card doesn't matter
[20:33] <Jupp> I just bought a Dell computer with onboard intel audio HD. On my old computer (SB Audigy) I had a switch in the Volume control for tone (e.g., bass/treble) which is missing on my new computer. What gives?
[20:33] <KeithWeisshar> why am i getting no identd response
[20:33] <Jowi> mib_s4ftjx, to see which, run this in console: lspci | grep -i vga
[20:33] <ikonia> teadict: ubuntu doesn't map it to 127.0.0.1
[20:34] <ikonia> teadict: and doesn't apache normally use your hostname not localhost
[20:34] <ikonia> teadict: what's the exact error
[20:34] <dupondje> How can I configure the additional buttons on my mouse ? Cause I see like 10 different solutions, whats the best for newest ubuntu ?
[20:34] <mib_s4ftjx> ikonia: My bad. I though it was you who asked me that...
[20:34] <teadict> ikonia: Well... it is mapped: http://pastie.org/500784
[20:34] <Myrtti> Jupp: integrated onboard audio is not SB Audigy. That gives.
[20:34] <ikonia> teadict: what is the exact error
[20:34] <teadict> ikonia: It is a 404, just that
[20:34] <Myrtti> Jupp: different hardware shows different controls to the software
[20:34] <geogeo082> hello
[20:34] <geogeo082> =)
[20:34] <zhaena> hi i need some help with museek/musseq
[20:35] <porter1> Anyone know whether the uboot splash generation steps in the docs still works for jaunty?
[20:35] <teadict> ikonia: I've checked all config files, looked for conflicts (maybe it was SSH, but I don't think so), and nothing
[20:35] <ikonia> teadict: what address are you trying to brouse to ?
[20:35] <chuck_> deever, the only thing i can think of is to upgrade alsa to the newest ver. and  see if it finds your crad. here is a link to do that if you need it http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=400268
[20:35] <Jupp> Myrtti, show I can't change bass/treble on intel audio?
[20:35] <rob235> in fstab/mtab what is the FS type fuseblk?
[20:35] <teadict> ikonia: localhost, 127.0.0.1 does not work either
[20:35] <hkittysmoothie> On 9.04, Flash videos on Firefox lag are lagging a lot -- The audio works perfectly, but the video slows down and then after a few seconds speeds way up to catch up to the audio. How can I fix this?
[20:35] <ikonia> teadict: when you stop/start apache do you get any output/warnings ?
[20:36] <Myrtti> Jupp: might be able to do it on software level on different playback apps
[20:36] <Essobi> d0htem: okay.. I got mixer to open up... rm -Rf ~/.asound* did the trick..
[20:36] <sebsebseb> hkittysmoothie: not much that can be done, since  Adobe Flash is closed source, have you tried another browser with it,  Epiphany or Galeon or Seamonkey for example
[20:36] <mib_s4ftjx> ikonia: So, do I add vga=ask to the end of the line that says 'kernel /boot/blahblahmykernel number quiet splash'?
[20:36] <d0htem> Essobi: cool man
[20:36] <Myrtti> Jupp: vlc, exaile, audacious, but they're independent of each other
[20:36] <Essobi> d0htem: Everything is turned up already thou..
[20:36] <zhaena> hi i need some help with museek/museeq
[20:36] <ikonia> mib_s4ftjx: that's it
[20:36] <hkittysmoothie> sebsebseb: The videos tend to work better with opera, but I'd rather view them in firefox
[20:36] <Myrtti> zhaena: have patience!
[20:36] <d0htem> i wish someone could help me!
[20:37] <zhaena> :-o
[20:37] <Jupp> Myrtti, ahh... time to pop open my old computer and do a little switcharoo. I wanted to change bass/treble for Pandora so I guess no luck there.
[20:37] <d0htem> everytime im in here i ask for help and end up helping with no help provided to me
[20:37] <sebsebseb> hkittysmoothie: well the ones I just mentioned all use Gecko  to display webpages as well, just like Mozilla/Netscape
[20:37] <zhaena> i don't understand  :-/
[20:37] <ikonia> d0htem: moaning about it won't help, ask your question
[20:37] <Myrtti> !repeat | zhaena
[20:37] <deever> chuck_: ok, thanks, 'll try that! :)
[20:37] <mib_s4ftjx> ikonia: I'll reboot and try this.
[20:37] <teadict> ikonia: http://pastie.org/500788
[20:37] <hkittysmoothie> sebsebseb: I'll try it with epiphany
[20:37] <zhaena> i understand now  :)
[20:37] <Phoe-chan> Hello, could I borrow some assistance about a raid problem after I've just performed the first Kernel update in a long while?
[20:37] <teadict> ikonia: Oh :P It is using 127.0.1.1 (which is mapped to x2), right?
[20:38] <ikonia> teadict: look at the error
[20:38] <ikonia> teadict: it's mapping to 127.0.1.1
[20:38] <guntbert> !ask | Phoe-chan
[20:38] <zhaena> i do not wish to bother anyone.
[20:38] <Phoe-chan> Thankyou guntbert, I was unsure this was an appropriate channel
[20:38] <teadict> ikonia: Removing the 127.0.1.1 x2 line from hosts does not solve anything
[20:38] <sebsebseb> hkittysmoothie: ok
[20:39] <magcius> Why are some packages kept back in an upgrade?
[20:39] <bastidrazor> teadict, i've added 127.0.1.1 myhostname   to /etc/hosts to rid this message
[20:39] <guntbert> Phoe-chan: we can only tell after we read your real question :-)
[20:39] <snipes> hello,can anyone pnetls help me in connecting linux to wireless inter
[20:39] <magcius> Is there a way to find out an explanation?
[20:39] <ikonia> teadict: of course it won't
[20:39] <Phoe-chan> after updating my kernel my raid array will not assemble, all drives are identified and recognised as part of the array, however madam claims that the raid cannot be assembled from 4 (out of the original 6) drives
[20:39] <ikonia> teadict: browse to 127.0.1.1
[20:39] <sebsebseb> snipes: I don't help with wireless, but I do bot triggers :)
[20:39] <sebsebseb> !wireless | snipes
[20:39] <lukas___> hello. can i install ubuntu from a running knoppix session? i know this process from gentoo where you can use any running OS to install it without burning a cd. some links would help...
[20:39] <teadict> ikonia: Not found
[20:39] <snipes> ok
[20:40] <Phoe-chan> all of the drives are still reporting active to hdparm, so I don't believe there has been a physical failure as such
[20:40] <sebsebseb> lukas___: you mean like  using  the ISO  as a file system?
[20:40] <snipes> so i cant use my ptop with wireless while on ubuntu while on u ?right buntu
[20:40] <ikonia> teadict: telnet 127.0.1.1 80
[20:40] <Essobi> So... d0h left.. Anyone have an idea why my Intel HDA sound card won't work?  Looks like everything is where it should be..
[20:40] <alongenemylines> magcius: you may have other dependencies that aren't updated to a high enough version for the packages to install
[20:40] <teadict> ikonia: It accepts me
[20:40] <magcius> alongenemylines, is there a way to figure those out?
[20:40] <ikonia> teadict: ok - so it's listening, so the problem is the browser
[20:40] <teadict> ikonia: But because that is me (x2)
[20:41] <hkittysmoothie> sebsebseb: I couldn't even get youtube to load on Epiphany, so I can't tell if it works with other gecko-based browsers
[20:41] <teadict> ikonia: The browser?!
[20:41] <ikonia> teadict: yes, apache is listening on "you"
[20:41] <lukas___> sebsebseb: that would be one possibility. with gentoo you just download tar.gz-files and untar them on your system. than compile a kernel, thats all. you dont need an iso image.
[20:41] <sebsebseb> hkittysmoothie: oh,  does it detect the Flash plugin Epiphany, it uses same one as Firefox
[20:41] <chuck_> deever, when you get to this part in the how to sudo ./configure --with-kernel=/usr/src/linux-headers-$(uname -r) --with-cards=ice1724 --with-oss=yes. replace ice1724 with cards=all
[20:41] <andrer> is there a way to tell which application is sending packets from a linux box? i have one linux box that is sending UDP packets (i can sniff them just fine) but I can't tell which process is doing it.
[20:41] <hkittysmoothie> sebsebseb: No, I mean the page doesn't show up -- It's continually stuck on "loading"
[20:42] <teadict> So... What do I do?
[20:42] <sebsebseb> lukas___: well  I read before about how an ISO can be made into  CDFS or something and then booted from Grub and install, but sounded complacted
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[20:42] <Essobi> Cute.
[20:42] <alongenemylines> magcius, if you run sudo apt-get update, then sudo apt-get upgrade in a terminal, it will tell you what packages are being held back, from there, you can use synaptic or another package management program to figure out what dependencies are failing
[20:42] <Myrtti> !feedthetroll
[20:42] <lukas___> sebsebseb: ah ok. that doesnt sound like a good solution. i hope to find something similar to the gentoo installation.
[20:42] <Elda> lol
[20:43] <giiker> !ignore
[20:43] <sebsebseb> lukas___: don't think you can do what you want to do with Ubuntu easilly
[20:43] <sebsebseb> !install | lukas___
[20:43] <magcius> alongenemylines, any console-based alternatives?
[20:43] <giiker> !ignore #channel
[20:43] <hkittysmoothie> sebsebseb: Actually, I can't get youtube to load on firefox now either... It must be down, I'll have to try it again later
[20:43] <magcius> alongenemylines, a.k.a. how does Synaptic get its infromation?
[20:43] <Myrtti> giiker: perhaps /ignore #ubuntu joins parts quits
[20:44] <lukas___> sebsebseb: working with a cd doesnt work because the computer claims, the ubuntu 9.04 an 8.10 cds would have errors on them (in fact there are no errors) but knoppix works fine.
[20:44] <aduarte> j
[20:44] <alongenemylines> magcius: once you see what packages are being held back, you can try sudo apt-get install (whatever package is being held back).  it will then tell you which dependencies are failing
[20:44] <sebsebseb> lukas___: well you could install from USB or something
[20:44] <teadict> ikonia: What do you suggest? Because I'm blank
[20:44] <sebsebseb> lukas___: maybe even try the alternate Ubuntu CD, and have more luck with that
[20:45] <magcius> alongenemylines, oh, huh... it may have been that installing from a different source (a PPA) is considered an new install, not an upgrade.
[20:45] <guntbert> lukas___: how do you know that your CDs are ok?
[20:45] <ikonia> teadict: 1.) your apache web server is listening on the ip address 127.0.1.1 - this is confirmed by you telneting to it on port 80. From your local machine (x2) open a browser and visit 127.0.1.1 in your browser url
[20:45] <lukas___> guntbert: they are working on another computer
[20:45] <magcius> alongenemylines, that's a confusing error.
[20:45] <alongenemylines> magcius: that normally is the cause of packages being held back
[20:45] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  lukas___
[20:45] <lukas___> sebsebseb: i'll try the alternate one first.
[20:45] <swaj> lukas___: try installing from a USB thumb drive maybe?  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[20:45] <teadict> ikonia: Not found (again)
[20:46] <bullgard4> Is it a known error that Empathy in Uuntu 9.04 does not produce event sounds?
[20:46] <teadict> ikonia: I tell, this is no common error; I couldn't find anything ;(
[20:46] <teadict> *you
[20:46] <ikonia> teadict ok - so if you telnet to 127.0.1.1 80 is it still working
[20:46] <alongenemylines> Magcius: the PPA likely wants a newer version of a lib, that the ubuntu repos don't have yet.  just give it time
[20:46] <TheKrokodil> somehow my microphone stops working after some time after boot. gnome sound rec will just lock itself up after pressing record, and sound test won't work..any solutions?
[20:46] <teadict> ikonia: Yes it is
[20:46] <magcius> alongenemylines, shouldn't apt-get upgrade upgrade to the latest source? If I added a PPA, why wouldn't it upgrade to the newest version? I can see why not by default, but needing to say sudo apt-get install package instead of upgrade package
[20:46] <cirwin> my screen has gone really strange, lots of horizontal lines - seems to be displaying the right image, but all Picassod
[20:46] <guntbert> lukas___: thats a sure sign :-), so maybe USB, *or* you try to burn your CD with lower speed....
[20:46] <The_Beard> Can anyone tell me why my Update Manager is giving me this error? "Failed to fetch http://www.geexbox.org/debian/dists/unstable/main/binary-i386/Packages  404 Not Found"
[20:46] <ikonia> teadict: ok - so the problem is your browser, are you using a proxy server or anything like that ?
[20:46] <magcius> That's just confusing.
[20:46] <lukas___> swaj sebsebseb guntbert: many thanks for now. I'll come back if the given ideas dont work.
[20:47] <sebsebseb> lukas___: ok good luck
[20:47] <teadict> ikonia: Nothing
[20:47] <ikonia> teadict: can you telnet 127.0.0.1 80 ?
[20:47] <teadict> ikonia: OpenSSH is set up to comunicate with the other 2 virtual machines (also in this x2)
[20:47] <teadict> ikonia: Yes I can
[20:47] <rob235> maybe this question will get answered, why when i type ls /dev/disk/by-uuid -lah the uuids of the automounted linux partitions have long hex values with 4 dashes in them while the others are only half the size with no dashes
[20:47] <ikonia> teadict: hang on - is this in a vm or on the host ?
[20:47] <silameth> Hello guys and gals
[20:47] <teadict> ikonia: Besides ssh, there is nothing
[20:47] <teadict> ikonia: No, I am the host now
[20:48] <ikonia> teadict: is the website on the host or a vm ?
[20:48] <silameth> I have not been on IRC in years so bare with me
[20:48] <teadict> ikonia: Everything is on the host; I just mentioned the openssh and VMs because maybe they would add some data to your judgement, that is all
[20:48] <guntbert> !welcome | silameth
[20:48] <ikonia> teadict: are you using bridged networking ?
[20:48] <Jowi> cirwin, do you have the same issue in another OS - or; if you boot from the CD does it display the same issues? if "yes", then it's probably hardware error. if "no" then it's propably a setting.
[20:49] <teadict> ikonia: For the VM? Yes
[20:49] <cirwin> hardware
[20:49] <cirwin> any idea where I might get help?
[20:49] <ubuntiana> emule adunanza#
[20:49] <ikonia> teadict: ok - so what is the hosts bridge device ?
[20:49] <The_Beard> Can anyone tell me why my Update Manager is giving me this error? "Failed to fetch http://www.geexbox.org/debian/dists/unstable/main/binary-i386/Packages  404 Not Found"  *index files failed to download?
[20:49] <silameth> How can I get my name registered
[20:49] <ubuntiana> #emule adunanza
[20:49] <ikonia> teadict: I'm checking the host is not bridging through the localhost interfaces
[20:49] <teadict> ikonia: eth0
[20:49] <Scurubuz> ciao a tutti
[20:49] <lstarnes> silameth: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup
[20:49] <ikonia> teadict: ok, so no problems there then
[20:50] <guntbert> The_Beard: this channel is for ubuntu support
[20:50] <silameth> Istarnes: Thanx
[20:50] <bernz> rob235, good question; there are different styles of UUIDs; in the case of the long ones, the autodetection may have combined a few unique information parts to be able to create a longer/more-substantial ID, but that's just a guess... BTW, FWIW, i recommend putting your option arguments (leading with hyphen or dash) before other arguments (e.g. ls -lah path)
[20:50] <teadict> ikonia: Take your time, I have all day ;( This situation made me mad already
[20:50] <alongenemylines> magcius: do you have only the default ubuntu repositories enabled, or multiverse, universe, backports, proposed, etc etc all enabled?
[20:50] <ikonia> teadict: when you telnet to 127.0.1.1 80 and you do a "GET" do you get a load of html spewed back at you ?
[20:50] <bullgard4> The_Beard: Because you included in it an unreliable repository.
[20:50] <teadict> ikonia: Let's se
[20:50] <teadict> e
[20:50] <TheKrokodil> somehow my microphone stops working after some time after boot. gnome sound rec will just lock itself up after pressing record, and sound test won't work..any solutions?
[20:51] <rob235> ok thanks bernz
[20:51] <bernz> rob235, (and as a corollary to my first assertion, manually configured volumes might simply use less data to specify their "uniqueness")
[20:51] <teadict> ikonia: Yes, the same result as browsing to localhost or 127.0.1.1: Not found. After that, the telnet connection is closed.
[20:51] <chuck_> The_Beard, because the site might be down or no longer there try to open it in a browser
[20:51] <The_Beard> guntbert, it's update manager in ubuntu. Therefore, seems like it would be included.
[20:51] <rob235> gotcha
[20:51] <ikonia> teadict: ahhhhh hang on
[20:51] <bernz> rob235, i came across some vague explanation once, but can't remember where; maybe browse back issues of linux journal and stuff, or read up on the 'udev' system :-)
[20:51] <teadict> ikonia: Okey dokey
[20:51] <ikonia> teadict: I think we have a winner
[20:51] <teadict> ikonia: Awesome
[20:51] <teadict> ikonia: Shoo
[20:51] <teadict> t
[20:51] <andrer> is there a way to tell which application is sending packets from a linux box? i have one linux box that is sending UDP packets (i can sniff them just fine) but I can't tell which process is doing it.
[20:51] <ikonia> teadict: you get a 404 - grat no problem, thats fine, if you have no defeault site setup you will get a 404
[20:51] <The_Beard> chuck_ I've added very little onto this machine... So it must be one of those changes... Where can I added out that address?
[20:52] <rmaxham> I have a question about an error I'm getting setting display preferences with Ubuntu 9.
[20:52] <ikonia> teadict: what is the default site you've got setup
[20:52] <guntbert> The_Beard: but that is not an ubuntu repo, is it?
[20:52] <alongenemylines> go ahead rmaxham
[20:52] <teadict> ikonia: Where do I check that?
[20:52] <bernz> andrer, 'man netstat'
[20:52] <bullgard4> andrer: Does lsof help?
[20:52] <ikonia> teadict: errrrr I can't remember the apache site path on ubuntu
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[20:52] <rmaxham> "Could not apply the selected configuration" Method "ApplyConfiguration" with signature "" on interface "org.gnome.SettingsDaemon.XRANDR" doesn't exist.
[20:52] <ikonia> teadict: /etc/apache/sites-enabled ?
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[20:53] <johnfg> hi guys
[20:53] <The_Beard> guntbert, I don't have any clue what it is... that's why I'm asking... =)
[20:53] <Ewok94> i think i broke youtube
[20:53] <andrer> bernz: netstat will show LISTENING and ESTABLISHED connections.. but not udp
[20:53] <lstarnes> Ewok94: no, it's failing for me too
[20:53] <bernz> andrer, oh right (duh!) :-)
[20:53] <chuck_> The_Beard, software sources under administration
[20:53] <andrer> bullgard4: Sorry if this is a simple question, but how can lsof check for udp?
[20:53] <alongenemylines> rmaxham, are you trying to use xrandr to change your resolution?
[20:53] <deutsch1988> hello
[20:53] <The_Beard> chuck_ thanks amte
[20:53] <deutsch1988> I have hp530
[20:53] <Trijntje> is transmission being blocked by the torrent trackers for the ubuntu .iso 's?
[20:53] <johnfg> I configure /etc/network/interfaces, but the network doesn't come up as I'd expect.
[20:53] <The_Beard> *mate
[20:53] <mdm> anders__: netstat shows udp as well
[20:54] <deutsch1988> and I have installed Ubuntu 0.04
[20:54] <teadict> ikonia: 000-default (which is a link to sites-available I believe) has DocumentRoot set to /var/www
[20:54] <deutsch1988> Buth I have install PPP and the driver to modem not found
[20:54] <deutsch1988> can me help?
[20:54] <guntbert> The_Beard: you can look in synaptic, what app you've got from there
[20:54] <rmaxham> yes.
[20:54] <andrer> mdm: listening UDP, but not which programs are SENDING udp packets
[20:54] <deutsch1988> hp530 dial up modem driver???
[20:54] <ikonia> teadict: anything in there ? permissions ?
[20:54] <magcius> alongenemylines, I have those enabled along with a few other sources (Last.fm, Wine, a couple PPAs)
[20:54] <ikonia> teadict: see where I'm going....?
[20:54] <bernz> mdm, andrer, well whaddaya know, udp *does* show in netstat :-)
[20:54] <rmaxham> er, actually display preferences.
[20:54] <xtalmath> I have something strange: I have an offline computer and found a way to update the packagelists over usb stick... anyway here is the problem: apt install can give me the url for say gparted but synaptic doesnt show it. It should thus have nothing to do with my way of transferring the packagelists, this worked also for synaptic in 8.10, the repository mechanism seems changed though, I find it strange that multiverse is already selected
[20:54] <johnfg> Here's the relevant line from interfaces: auto eth0, followed by iface eth0 inet dhcp.
[20:54] <mdm> also lsof will list UDP
[20:54] <bernz> (it's more than i expected, when ya think about it)
[20:54] <SeViLLa> How do i make thuderbird my defualt email client rather than evolution
[20:54] <xtalmath> how do I select multiverse for third party software?
[20:55] <johnfg> Shouldn't this bring up eth0?
[20:55] <alongenemylines> rmaxham, if the resolution isn't listed in your display preferences, the easiest way is to use gtf and add a modeline to your xorg.conf
[20:55] <sebsebseb> !default | SeViLLa
[20:55] <deutsch1988> WHAT IS TEH GERMAN IRC ?
[20:55] <ikonia> !de
[20:55] <sebsebseb> !de
[20:55] <rmaxham> it's listed, it just barfs when I hit Apply.
[20:55] <lstarnes> !caps
[20:55]  * bernz tries out 'lsof' (newish to me)
[20:56] <bernz> lsof
[20:56] <bernz> oops
[20:56] <guntbert> xtalmath: goto system/admin/softwaresources; tab 3rd party
[20:56] <bernz> haha, first wrong window *ever*! :-D
[20:56] <alongenemylines> rmaxham, you got me on that then.  you can always try using gtf to generate a modeline, and adding it directly in xorg.conf
[20:56] <teadict> ikonia: http://pastie.org/500811
[20:56] <ikonia> teadict: what's in /var/www ?
[20:56] <ikonia> check out the access.log too
[20:56] <xtalmath> i already did that and still synaptic doesnt show. while apt does
[20:57] <alongenemylines> ikonia, that's apache's default web dir
[20:57] <jessyluna> seraaaa
[20:57] <ikonia> alongenemylines: I know what it is
[20:57] <SeViLLa> How do i make thuderbird my defualt email client for oppenoffice.org
[20:57] <alongenemylines> hahaha
[20:57] <teadict> ikonia: The default index.html and some other folders I added later
[20:57] <ikonia> teadict: permissions on that ?
[20:57] <jessyluna> !list
[20:57] <lukas57_> ale o co chodzi ???
[20:57] <bernz> mdm, i expect "pipe"s in lsof list unnamed pipes; how would named pipes appear? (demarcated some way?)
[20:58] <hatter243> !pl | lukas57_
[20:58] <guntbert> xtalmath: synaptic doesn't show *what* and apt shows *what*?
[20:58] <teadict> ikonia: On index.html? 755
[20:58] <teadict> ikonia: The folders are mine
[20:58] <Trijntje> is transmission bittorent client banned from downloading ubuntu .iso files?
[20:59] <Baconheart> Question:  how do I keep ubuntu NBR from starting that silly menu?   I just want a classic desktop... and I have found the desktop switcher but it doesn't keep my settings after logout/reboot.
[20:59] <bernz> guntbery, what==gparted
[20:59] <bernz> guntbery=>guntbert
[20:59] <ikonia> teadict: can the webserver (www-data) user see them ?
[20:59] <guntbert> bernz: I beg your pardon?
[20:59] <alongenemylines> Trijntje: transmission is merely a program.  it is open to all torrents, as long as you have access to the tracker the torrent is hosted on.
[21:00] <bernz> guntbert, just trying to fill in the blank in your question to xtalmath
[21:00] <Myrtti> andrer: has someone suggested "nethogs" to you already?
[21:00] <teadict> ikonia: And how do I check *that*?
[21:01] <teadict> ikonia: If I ask stupid question,please bare with me, I'm burnt with this :(
[21:01] <ikonia> teadict: look at the permissions, could the user www-data have read permissions to those files and directories
[21:01] <Sweetshark> Anyone here using me-tv on ubuntu. It comes up and wants to scan for channels (although I had a perfectly working channel setup before). And it allows me to select a location for scanning. Unfortunatly the list of locations is ... empty. Any hints?
[21:01] <andrer> Myrtti: no... i'll try it
[21:02] <bullgard4> andrer: Run 'lsof -i'.
[21:02] <Trijntje> alongenemylines: I know that. But I read something about a tracker ban on transmission. And I can't seed a bunch of 8.04 iso files i still have with transmission. It gives an error : "Requested download is not authorized for use with this tracker"
[21:02] <teadict> ikonia: Yes, everything from /var/www to its content is 755
[21:02] <ikonia> teadict: I've got to drive home now sorry, someone else maybe able to pick this up with you - remember to tell them it's running on 127.0.1.1  - not localhost
[21:02] <guntbert> bernz: ah, thank you, but then I must have misunderstood something from xtalmath , because for gparted you definitely don't need no "foreign" repo :-))
[21:02] <sanguisdex> so I just pluged in my usb head phone mic in and got it working with skype and now all my sound want to go through them.  what do I do?
[21:02] <ssd7> I have an audio problem I can seem to get any traction on.  Audio works after boot.  However sometime after that it just stops working.  Killing and restarting pulseaudio doesn't bring it back nor does logging out and back in.  Only restarting seems to work, and when I do restart the audio is muted
[21:02] <teadict> ikonia: Ty for your time :)
[21:02] <Baconheart> Question:  how do I keep ubuntu UNR from starting that silly menu?   I just want a classic desktop... and I have found the desktop switcher but it doesn't keep my settings after logout/reboot.
[21:02] <alongenemylines> Trijntje, then go and find the torrent on another tracker
[21:03] <bernz> guntbert, yeah, it sounds like he has something that didn't update (e.g. manually edited sources.list, but missing 'apt-get update' type of thing; with the appropriate software substituted in)
[21:03] <bernz> Myrtti, cool, nethogs is very nice -- thanks for tip :-)
[21:04] <guntbert> bernz: thx for the 'update'
[21:04] <mdm> bernz: do you mean like this: ntpd      28369        ntp   16u     IPv4             113858                 UDP *:ntp
[21:04] <andrer> bullgard4: thank you man
[21:04] <andrer> Myrtti: thank you!1
[21:05] <rmaxham> alongenemylines, how do I generate this modeline?
[21:05] <deever> chuck_: nothing...
[21:05] <deever> chuck_: mb the card is broken in some strange way?
[21:05] <guntbert> xtalmath: I wanted to help you find the package for which you needed that "foreign" repo, thats why I suggested using sysnaptic
[21:06] <alongenemylines> rmaxham: in a terminal, gtf x-res y-res refresh-rate
[21:06]  * Sweetshark thinks he solved his problem. Its probably bug 352654
[21:06] <bernz> mdm, on the rightmost column (the process associated with the connection), it says "pipe" in a lot of cases, rather than a process-looking name; is it a process actually called 'pipe', or is it implying an unnamed pipe is what connects (and it can't be resolved to a process name)?
[21:06] <alongenemylines> rmaxham: like gtf 1280 1024 60
[21:06] <rmaxham> alongenemylines, right, just like the man page sez.  duh.
[21:06] <alongenemylines> rmaxham: paste the modeline in the monitor section of the xorg.conf
[21:06] <tuputamadre> bang bang bang
[21:07] <joanki123> i'm  having trouble getting my laptop to recognize an LCD  monitor hooked in through a parallel port
[21:07] <Some_Person> Why the hell is my computer on Compiz's blacklist? Running 'compiz' from terminal yields "Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2a02' found"
[21:07] <mdm> bernz: those are unamed pipes
[21:07] <joanki123> can anyone tell  me how to make my computer recognize the external monitor?
[21:07] <arand> Some_Person: intel graphics?
[21:07] <mdm> bernz: e.g. apache2   21198   www-data    4r     FIFO                0,5              341356 pipe
[21:07] <tuputamadre> bang bang bang
[21:07] <tuputamadre> bang bang bang
[21:07] <Some_Person> arand: yes
[21:07] <tuputamadre> bang bang bang
[21:07] <tuputamadre> bang bang bang
[21:07] <FloodBot1> tuputamadre: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:07] <bernz> mdm, okay, cool, yes like your example :-)
[21:07] <alongenemylines> rmaxham: you may want to add a subsection under screen as well, and set the defualt depth under screen
[21:08] <arand> Some_Person: I think your card was blacklisted due to freezing issues.
[21:08] <Some_Person> arand: It worked fine in older ubuntu releases!
[21:08] <bernz> mdm, thanks; i learn more new commands from this channel than most elsewhere :-D
[21:08] <arand> !intel | Some_Person
[21:08] <Trijntje> alongenemylines: I have the .torrent files from ubuntu.com. Could it be that the torrents are deactivated because they are from an old version of ubuntu?
[21:08] <mdm> bernz: np, happy to help
[21:08] <Time`s_Witness> hey... i jumped on ubuntu some hours ago and.... does it have video problems with ati cards or so ?  (ubuntu 9.04, ati radeon 3850 more precisely, if matters)
[21:09] <deutsch1988__> Hello, I have hp530 and have installed ubuntu 9.04. I will dialup modem driver for ubuntu, can me help? Pleaseeeeeee
[21:09] <arand> Some_Person: You might want to try to enable the -proposed updates and installing the latest xserver-video-intel upgrades, which afaik solves the issue.
[21:09] <Some_Person> arand: How can I get rid of that blacklist? I swear it worked fine in 7.10-8.10
[21:10] <arand> Some_Person: Indeed it did, but the new Xorg version has not been kind on the intel driver, sadly enough....
[21:10] <mdm> arand you have that backwards
[21:10] <tyranos> deutsch1988__, try again ?
[21:10] <Some_Person> arand: Will it work if I install that upgrade from -proposed?
[21:10] <deutsch1988__> tyranos: You can help em to find this modem driver?
[21:11] <bernz> deutsch1988__ means "want" when we says "will" (it's a common german-to-english mistranslation ;-)
[21:11] <deutsch1988__> Hello, I have hp530 and have installed ubuntu 9.04. I will dialup modem driver for ubuntu, can me help? Pleaseeeeeee
[21:11] <guntbert> !please | deutsch1988__
[21:11] <deutsch1988__> Bernz: i can speack turkish ,azeri and rusish: )))))
[21:12] <bernz> deutsch1988__, that's really excellent; your english is quite good also :-)
[21:12] <deutsch1988__> ubottu: if you man then help em to find hp530 dial up modem driver for ubuntu 89.05
[21:12] <chuck_> deever, you can remove the card and reinstall it see if that does anything other than that i am out of ideas
[21:13] <arand> mdm: um?
[21:13] <deever> chuck_: ok
[21:14] <arand> Some_Person: Yes I could. First you want to enable these upgrades. Go to system - admin - software sources
[21:14] <deutsch1988__> CAN ANYBODE HELP ME TO FIND HP530 DIALUP MODEM DRIVER FOR UBUNTU?
[21:14] <pik}> what do i have to change in the samba config file to be able to like move or copy a folder into the samba sharing? i've already got writeable yes in the config.
[21:14] <Some_Person> arand: I Know how to do that. I've been using ubuntu since breezy by the way
[21:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !caps > deutsch1988__
[21:15] <guntbert> arand: I think mdm was realting to the fact that mostly the "proposed" repos introduced problems instead of solving issues :-)
[21:15] <deutsch1988__> ubottu: I have read buth help me to find this fucket dial up driver for ubuntu....
[21:15] <bernz> deutsch1988__, have you searched stuff like this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=489559
[21:15] <Jack_Sparrow> .cs m deutsch1988__
[21:15] <frostburn> Why does evolution hate exchange so much =(
[21:16] <bernz> deutsch1988__, search within that thread or forum, for your model (HP530) and "modem" or "dial" also as query keywords
[21:16] <mdm> arand ATI has a very long history of NOT supporting linux, it wasnt until nvidia pushed them out of the market untill they compiled.  So much so that you can find many many pages of linux users who tell new users to get nvidia cards over ati cards.
[21:16] <guntbert> !de | deutsch1988__ und fluch hier bitte nicht rum
[21:16] <MFen> i'm having a lot of frustration with a problem with dbus that i've just been living with for about 6 months. every time i shut down X and reload the window manager, dbus has problems with vim.  at first it was *any* dbus application but now i only notice it in vim.  can anyone tell me what this error message means, and how i can fix it? ..
[21:16] <MFen> Failed to contact configuration server; some possible causes are that you need to enable TCP/IP networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due to a system crash. See http://www.gnome.org/projects/gconf/ for information. (Details -  1: Failed to get connection to session: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-OrTVkfd9dq: Connection refused)
[21:16] <arand> okay, I think you want the xserver-xorg-video-intel package from proposed and possible upgrade dependencies
[21:17] <MFen> there are no nfs locks.
[21:17] <psyjoniz> is anyone familiar with scrolling up through bash history (up arrow) and having it break the prompt (PS1)?
[21:17] <Some_Person> Well, there are compiz upgrades in there too. I should probably get those, right?
[21:17] <jrib> MFen: are you using vim in screen by chance?
[21:18] <bernz> MFen, i don't have a specific idea, but might it be useful to trace the traffic to see "what" is connecting "where"?
[21:18] <bernz> (i.e. i'm surprised vim would need network access -- for what?)
[21:18] <arand> mdm: Uh, I was talking about intel... guntbert: But in this case the patch in proposed _does_ solve the issue...
[21:18] <MetaMorfoziS> Hy all
[21:19] <MetaMorfoziS> Is that possible to hinernate only one program?
[21:19] <MetaMorfoziS> So to store the execution state, then start again?
[21:19] <guntbert> arand: ok, it was only a warning from bad experience
[21:19] <MetaMorfoziS> Maybe to store again from a saved stage more than one times?
[21:19] <MetaMorfoziS> restore* again
[21:19] <Some_Person> arand: It works. I installed the intel graphics update and the compiz updates, and all seems fine
[21:19] <mdm> arand basicly the xserver-xorg-video-ati, xserver-xorg-video-nv, and xserver-xorg-video-intel drivers are all attempts and creating open source drivers for those respective cards.  In some cases the chip makers have released information, some have released useless information and some have flat out refused to release information about the chips.  It is why the binary drivers "taint" the kernel
[21:20] <guntbert> MetaMorfoziS: I don't think so, what are you really trying to accomplish?
[21:20] <AakashPatel> how do i check what linked in a staticly linked .a file?
[21:20] <AakashPatel> like ldd on a .so file
[21:20] <MetaMorfoziS> We have an idiot education system which always frozes and dies when more than 3 people uses it
[21:20] <bernz> deutsch1988__, if your problem/solution isn't listed in that thread i linked, you should add your query, and set up to receive email notices of new replies to the thread so you can keep track of it
[21:21] <MetaMorfoziS> and tomorrrow will be the subject subscribing
[21:21] <MetaMorfoziS> so i want to store a firefox session with opened tabs only waiting for submit
[21:21] <Cripps> where is my default session stored? I'd like to edit the file so that compiz turns on by default (using the SKIP_CHECKS=yes  variable)
[21:22] <MFen> jrib: i'm using gvim actually. gvim with one of the remote options causes this.
[21:22] <prodigel> hi all. a little help here pls? I want to play quake(1) on ubuntu. Is it possible. do you know any links about this?
[21:22] <MFen> bernz: trace with what? wireshark?
[21:22] <MetaMorfoziS> actually i'm thinking on to do that with virtualbox, but that may be overkill
[21:22] <anurag> hello everyone
[21:22] <mdm> AakashPatel: did you want to see what is in the archive?  they are generally archives of multiple libs.  Try "ar t <lib>"
[21:22] <MetaMorfoziS> but that can save snapshots/states
[21:22] <bernz> MFen, yep, if have X working, Wireshark is very easy and fast to use
[21:22] <jrib> MetaMorfoziS: what option?
[21:23] <jrib> MFen: what option?
[21:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !ru >deutsch1988__
[21:23] <MFen> jrib: well actually i'm *launching* gvim --*remote* from a terminal session in which screen is running. could that be a problem?
[21:23] <MetaMorfoziS> jrib > ?
[21:23] <bernz> MFen, perhaps if you can at least see something attempting to connect, you'll know more about where the problem lives
[21:23] <guntbert> MetaMorfoziS: you cannot freeze firefox, but you *could* open such a session in a new window (maybe on a different desktop) and leave it there until you need it
[21:23] <jrib> MFen: yeah, verify it's ok from a new terminal
[21:23] <MetaMorfoziS> yes but that isn't ok for me
[21:23] <jrib> MetaMorfoziS: ignore me, sorry
[21:23] <MFen> jrib --remote-tab-silent-wait
[21:23] <MetaMorfoziS> because it uses cookies, and it drops them fast, so i login in one tab fast, then submit the other tab:D
[21:24] <bernz> MFen, one more thing: if the problem is exhibited by running/using vim, try running it as root -- see if it still happens ... for me, a lot of times, running as root is a temporary fix, and also gives clues that permission problems may be involved (or similar stuff)
[21:24] <MetaMorfoziS> "cool" asp based very expensive and useless system.
[21:24] <MFen> bernz: "sudo gvim" doesn't give me the error
[21:24] <AakashPatel> mdm: im trying to compile samba for arm in scratchbox staticly, it compiles, but when i try to compile my app with libsmbclient.a i get http://pastebin.com/m31360bc1
[21:24] <MetaMorfoziS> okay, so i need hibernation like an os does that
[21:24] <AakashPatel> you have an idea on why?
[21:24] <bernz> MetaMorfoziS, does your system do hibernation? just set up your demo, then hibernate
[21:24] <guntbert> MetaMorfoziS: then I'm out of ideas (except like you said a VM)
[21:24] <jrib> MFen: anyway, I have the same issue.  I have to "unset SESSION_MANAGER"
[21:25] <MFen> not even "sudo gvim --remote-tab-silent-wait" :)
[21:25] <MetaMorfoziS> bernz > but that only restorable one times
[21:25] <MetaMorfoziS> so as i see what i have is vbox
[21:25] <bernz> MFen, interesting... now, one must ponder that for a while.. and what it could mean :-)
[21:25] <bernz> MetaMorfoziS, on windows, there is a way to trick it into keeping the hibernate file, so you can just "power-off" (instead of shut down), and the next boot it will re-un-hibernate :-)
[21:26] <MetaMorfoziS> but this isn't a big deal anyways, just to store the memory state of a program...
[21:26] <MetaMorfoziS> okay file connections maybe problematic...
[21:26] <bernz> MetaMorfoziS, you can probably do a similar trick on linux; it's a matter of finding out how :-]
[21:26] <mdm> AakashPatel: reconfgiure it with --without-winbind, so a make clean and then a make
[21:26] <MetaMorfoziS> okay, btw thank you, i will do it with vbox
[21:26] <MFen> jrib: it appears you are correct. when i actually log out of the screen-managed shell and start a new one, the problem goes away. i guess because the screen environment hangs around across X restarts, so does one end of the dbus connection
[21:26] <MFen> bernz: i think jrib as nailed it
[21:26] <haytham-med> hi all, does updating formats the partition??
[21:26] <mdm> AakashPatel: also is there some reason you don't simply install samba from apt?
[21:26] <ActionParsnip> haytham-med: no, it only updates the apps
[21:26] <AakashPatel> mdm: im trying to cross compile it to ARM
[21:26] <MetaMorfoziS> bernz > lol:) I didn't know that:)
[21:26] <bernz> MFen, cool, kudos to jrib... he definitely has a deep understanding of the unix system :-)
[21:27]  * jrib takes a cookie
[21:27] <madbuntu> .
[21:27] <jrib> bernz: I was bitten the same issue, that's why I knew about it :)
[21:27] <haytham-med> i dont know but it seems to format the vbox partition
[21:27] <ralf_> .
[21:27] <bernz> MetaMorfoziS, yeah, maybe someone has blogged about it, and you can find the "recipe"; about half of my blog entries are related to configuring Ubuntu "better" :-)
[21:27] <safruhani> hi i could i change desktop font colour on 9.04 ?
[21:27] <MFen> jrib: so clearing SESSION_MANAGER has no bad side-effects? does something later reset it
[21:27] <MetaMorfoziS> hey guys, is it ok that three flood bot has operator modes?
[21:27] <haytham-med> luckily i have a snapshot
[21:27] <MFen> lemme see if i can reproduce it while you answer that.. brb
[21:27] <tehboriz> super duper easy question.. i can't seem to dual-boot with GRUB... i just did a tutorial and got almost everything working except the actual grub menu.. i'm using XP and kubuntu.. "root (hd0,1)" won't work for some reason, and my kubuntu is (root hd0,4)
[21:27] <haytham-med> i will try again
[21:27] <bernz> jrib, nice, experience is pretty much the best way to learn :-)
[21:28] <ActionParsnip> haytham-med: vbox partition?
[21:28] <mdm> AakashPatel: is this on ubuto or on debian?
[21:28] <haytham-med> virtualbox
[21:28] <AakashPatel> mdm: ubuntu
[21:28] <ActionParsnip> haytham-med: vbox creates a vdi file, not partition
[21:28] <AakashPatel> with scratchbox
[21:28] <jrib> MFen: gnome can save your session when you logout and then start up apps again.  My guess is it can do this with gvim.  I don't care for it with vim so...
[21:28] <haytham-med> i know
[21:28] <tehboriz> can soemone please help me with my grub? :(
[21:28] <AakashPatel> mdm: should i try to compile it dynamicly  linked and see if its getting linked with libwbclient?
[21:29] <happosade> Hello, what I have to do to make ~/public_html to visible for whole world
[21:29] <mdm> AakashPatel: debian directly supports arm, you may want to consider it instead
[21:29] <m45h> Hey people
[21:29] <m45h> can someone help me
[21:29] <tehboriz> !ask m45h
[21:29] <happosade> I had chmod it to 755
[21:29] <mdm> AakashPatel: you will need arm libs and arm development as well
[21:29] <hwilde> hello, I believe that my ssh connections are being slowed down due to resolving the ip to a hostname.  how can I disble this, or hardcode the hostname so it doesn't have to try to lookup and fail every time please?
[21:29] <happosade> !public_html > me
[21:29] <guntbert> !ask > tehboriz
[21:29] <happosade> !apache > me
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> hwilde: add the name and ip to /etc/hosts
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> hwilde: i had the same issue, that fixes it
[21:30] <hwilde> ActionParsnip, why does it do that?  i hate it
[21:30] <tehboriz> guntbert: i forgot to say "scroll up for question that was missed"
[21:30] <guntbert> tehboriz: sorry, didnt mean you :)
[21:30] <bernz> "<happosade> !apache > me"> hah! ircbots are the new "man" :-D
[21:30] <tesseracter> i get a problem where firefox(or any browser) locks and is uninterruptible, system monitor says rtnetlink_rcv.
[21:30] <ActionParsnip> hwilde: if you look in the ssh config file its trying to resolve the name connecting to an ip, hosts just speeds it up
[21:30] <hwilde> ActionParsnip, what if I have no dns and I want to disable it all
[21:30] <jrib> MFen: the proper solution is probably to have screen sync some of those env variables somehow when you reattach
[21:30] <swaj> hwilde: you can modify /etc/hosts if you want to "hard code" the IP address of a remote machine
[21:30] <guntbert> !ask | m45h
[21:30] <tehboriz> guntbert: don't suppose you know how to fix my grub?
[21:31] <tesseracter> i get a problem where firefox(or any browser) locks and is uninterruptible, system monitor says rtnetlink_rcv, i need to restart the computer to run a browser at the moment. which isnt cool.
[21:31] <MFen> jrib: fyi unset SESSION_MANAGER did *not* fix it for me
[21:31] <MFen> jrib: however, cleaning up my screen session seems to do the trick every time
[21:31] <ActionParsnip> hwilde: afaik, its necessary. adding an entry in /etc/hosts instantly resolves it
[21:31] <safruhani> hi all, could i change desktop font colour?
[21:31] <_user_> plz help me my nautilus uses 600 MB of ram and my computer slow down overalll ubuntu memory usage is so much plz help me to solve this ??
[21:31] <m45h> !ask Im using ubuntu desktop on my server as a remote desktop and i open terminal and i cant seem to run this[ ln -sf /bin/bash /bin/sh  ]
[21:31] <guntbert> tehboriz: I was reacting to your bot message :)
[21:31] <MFen> jrib: perhaps it's DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS?
[21:31] <jrib> m45h: why would you want to run  that...?
[21:31] <jrib> MFen: probably
[21:31] <bernz> tehboriz, what's wrong with your grub?
[21:32] <hwilde> ActionParsnip, it can't be necessary because mine is failing (no dns) and the ssh/scp still works
[21:32] <MFen> jrib: so how would i go about finding out the correct values for those?
[21:32] <MFen> i mean programmatically
[21:32] <Scunizi> A digikam install on gnome pulls in dolphin, konqueror, kmail, phonon, phonon-backend-gstreamer, and many other libraries.. this is puzzling .. kmail??! really? a photo app depends on an email app? p.l.e.a.s.e.  Any explainations to this are welcome.
[21:32] <bernz> m45h, you probably want to look into "alias"
[21:32] <jrib> MFen: don't know :)
[21:32] <hwilde> ActionParsnip, also I don't see in the ssh configs anything obviously related
[21:32] <mdm> AakashPatel: it would be easier IMHO to simply install arm debian, it can be managed much in the same way as ubu is (it is the basis for ubu anyway) and you would have package support for it.  http://packages.debian.org/stable/net/samba
[21:32] <MFen> ok. well, closing screen isn't so bad.  i will remember that next time, thanks a lot for your help jrib :)
[21:33] <jrib> MFen: I'd try #screen
[21:33] <VCoolio> hello; I've managed to get my new 5.1 speakers up and running with alsa; only mpd is refusing to give me surround sound. Anyone knows what to do or willing to share his / her mpd.conf alsa settings?
[21:33] <MFen> good call
[21:33] <Scunizi> MFen: what are you trying to do with screen .. I came in late.
[21:33] <tehboriz> bernz: i can't get xp set up on it, cause i dont know what hd(0,x) it is
[21:33] <diomedesuser> hi
[21:33] <m45h> im trying to learn linux so i started of with Ubuntu desktop on my server and i was following a guide on installing OpenVZ and when i run [  ln -sf /bin/bash /bin/sh ] in terminal i get this error [   ln: cannot remove `/bin/sh': Permission denied   ]
[21:33] <epaphus> Hello, my system appears to be unestable.. sometimes when i go from window to window.. it frequently freezes and the scren turns gray for a few... is this because of a particular issue with ubuntu? or should i reformat?
[21:33] <jrib> m45h: that guide is garbage
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> hwilde: i can only call it as i've seen it, try it. Its easy to roll back
[21:33] <guntbert> m45h: I see no need for that command, but in any case you must use sudo
[21:34] <lstarnes> m45h: don't mess with anything in /bin
[21:34] <hwilde> ActionParsnip, oh i already did it - it's fast.
[21:34] <AakashPatel> mdm: i needed a staticly compiled build of libsmbclient.a
[21:34] <E3b> hello all
[21:34] <AakashPatel> thats why i was tryingo to see
[21:34] <bernz> tehboriz, ahh... if you can run 'gparted' (or another partitioner you're comfortable with), you can "examine" the drives of interest, and learn by the partition format type (e.g. NTFS) which drive your XP is on (i assume it's all one volume)
[21:34] <resno> epaphus: do you have screen effects enabled?
[21:34] <AakashPatel> right now im build a dynamicly one and seeing if it links to everything right
[21:34] <bernz> afk -- phone call
[21:34] <mdm> VCoolio: setup alsa for 5.1 and tell mpd to use alsa, or you could tell mpd to dump it direct to a hw device if your card can convert it nativly
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> !away > bernz
[21:34] <jrib> m45h: I'd recommend help.ubuntu.com, the rute book, debian documentation and tldp.org if you want to learn linux
[21:34] <swaj> m45h: skip that step, you're getting that error because you need "sudo" in front of that command if you're not root.  Regardless, that command only links bash to sh, which is not necessary on unbuntu.
[21:34] <tehboriz> bernz: i had gparted working but it says stuff liek sda5 and all that...
[21:34] <swaj> ubuntu*
[21:35] <mdm> AakashPatel: libsmbclient.a of a bunch of dynamic libraries
[21:35] <guntbert> m45h: be careful with guides for other linux-distros, most assume you work as root, which you do differently in ubuntu
[21:35] <MFen> Scunizi: when i restart X with screen running, my dbus connection goes stale. (i.e. the connection closes, but my shell, in screen, still thinks it's hanging around).  as a result I get errors starting up gvim
[21:35] <m45h> the first step to the says 1 Change The Default Shell
[21:35] <Jack_Sparrow> jrib I still like http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html   for the basics of Ubuntu
[21:35] <m45h> 1 Change The Default Shell /bin/sh is a symlink to /bin/dash, however we need /bin/bash, not /bin/dash.
[21:35] <tehboriz> bernz: /dev/sda6
[21:35] <MFen> Scunizi: jrib suggested SESSION_MANAGER or DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS need to be reset when i come back into my session, but i don't know how to reset them
[21:35] <VCoolio> mdm: alsa is using 5.1 but now I need to know how to tell mpd to use alsa; here is a default setting I found but does not work: http://paste.ubuntu.com/188551/
[21:36] <m45h> so then i need to execture ln -sf /bin/bash /bin/sh
[21:36] <swaj> m45h: bash is the default shell in ubuntu, so that step can be safely ignored.
[21:36] <jrib> Jack_Sparrow: never read it, but I'll trust you on it
[21:36] <tehboriz> i put in grub : "root (hd0,6) and it didn't work
[21:36] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[21:36] <jrib> m45h: you shouldn't need to do that.  If a script needs bash, then it should ask for bash
[21:36] <m45h> so can it skip that step and go to the next
[21:36] <MFen> Scunizi: any idea about that?
[21:36] <mdm> VCoolio: see the part with device and format?  comment them out
[21:36] <E3b> someone can help me please? I cant compile alsa-utils-1.0.20, it's give me an error:
[21:36] <Scunizi> MFen: wow.. I've never expereinced that with screen. and I've done my share of X restarts.  He's right.. you're best in #screen or #ubuntu-bugs
[21:36] <E3b> make[1]: *** [alsamixer.o] Error 1
[21:36] <E3b> make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/elad/alsa/alsa-1.0.20/alsa-utils-1.0.20/alsamixer'
[21:36] <E3b> make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
[21:36] <m45h> can i paste the link here of the tutorial its a howtoforge tutorial so i trust it
[21:36] <FloodBot3> E3b: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:37] <jrib> E3b: I'm pretty sure all the alsa stuff is in ubuntu's repositories
[21:37] <E3b> jrib, I also tried to install it from apt-get, but it didnt work
[21:37] <guntbert> m45h: try another tutorial, look at the links jrib told you
[21:37] <bernz> tehboriz, listen, if you like, i will explain that stuff to you in pm (it's too noisy in the channel to do it); let me know by pm ("/msg username blah")
[21:37] <jrib> !doesn't work | E3b
[21:38] <E3b> I will do "make uninstall" and trying again
[21:38] <jrib> m45h: what do you actually want to accomplish?
[21:38] <Sirisian|Work> does ubuntu 9.04 have ubuntu three or is that like a manual upgrade?
[21:38] <Sirisian|Work> er python 3*
[21:38] <MFen> Scunizi: i'm not sure i would properly call it an ubuntu bug :)  possibly a bug in gvim or screen, although even that's a stretch.
[21:38] <jrib> Sirisian|Work: it's in the repositories, but it's not the default python version
[21:38] <Sirisian|Work> okay thanks
[21:39] <m45h> i found that tutorial it looked good so i wanted to try it and make a VPS
[21:39] <AakashPatel> mdm: see, we are trying to compile libsmbclient.a to not rely on systems libraries
[21:39] <AakashPatel> and be staticly linked
[21:39] <VCoolio> mdm: thx but doesn't work yet; do I need to restart something (except my client of course)
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> Sirisian|Work: let me pastebin a apt-cache search for you
[21:39] <AakashPatel> becase we are going to run it on a differnt linux OS
[21:39] <MFen> "doesn't work" could also be a sign that the problem is independently wealthy.  perhaps you should ask it for a loan
[21:39] <m45h> the tutorial can be found here http://www.howtoforge.com/installing-and-using-openvz-on-ubuntu8.04
[21:39] <jrib> m45h: why don't you try virtualbox?
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> Sirisian|Work: http://pastebin.com/f5d22da3
[21:39] <mdm> VCoolio: yes restart mpd
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> Sirisian|Work: thats: apt-cache search python
[21:39] <jrib> MFen: heh
[21:40] <jrib> !virtualbox > m45h
[21:40] <mdm> AakashPatel: you don't compile and archive, you add files to it
[21:40] <m45h> okay
[21:40] <E3b> sudo apt-get install alsa-base alsa-utils , then : /etc/init.d/alsa-utils start
[21:40] <AakashPatel> mdm: uh, ./configure and make make an archive
[21:40] <Scunizi> MFen: you never know.. someone there might have come across it.
[21:40] <E3b> warning: 'alsactl restore' failed with error message 'ALSA lib conf.c:2700:(s
[21:40] <E3b> nd_config_hooks_call) Cannot open shared library libasound_module_conf_pulse.so
[21:40] <AakashPatel> on samba
[21:40] <epaphus> what kind of screen effects could cause my compuiter to freeze frequently and display a gray screen??? anybody'
[21:41] <dooglus> every time I visit http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/playlive/bbc_radio_fourfm/ in firefox OR epiphany, the browser crashes.  can anyone else reproduce that?  or tell me how to work around it?
[21:41] <MFen> Scunizi: well, the thing is now i understand pretty well how it's happening, and it's hard to see how the problem is truly the responsibility of any one of these programs.
[21:41] <mdm> AakashPatel: im sure it does, it used ar to create it.  But in order for you to run samba you will need libs for that platform, in this case arm.  The archive you have is comprised of libraries for x86 or x86_64 NOT arm.  So it will not work
[21:41] <Scunizi> Where's a good temp place to throw a screen shot in the same venu as pastebin?
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> Scunizi: tinypic imageshack
[21:42] <VCoolio> mdm: no luck yet; you have other things to try?
[21:42] <AakashPatel> mdm: but im using a cross compiler...
[21:42] <hvgotcodes> is jaunty still unusable for ati users who need the fglrx drivers?
[21:42] <AakashPatel> so it should, shouent it?
[21:42] <jrib> Scunizi: imageshack.us
[21:42] <Scunizi> MFen: might be a regression, I'm on intrepid 8.10 .. that is if you're on 9.04
[21:42] <Scunizi> ActionParsnip: thanks
[21:42] <E3b> someone can help me please with alsa ?
[21:42] <Jack_Sparrow> E3b Try /join #alsa
[21:42] <mdm> VCoolio: in that device line, assuming you have a dsp that can decode 5.1 tell it to use whatever it is, you will have to list the hw with alsa and sort of guess depending on your card
[21:43] <mdm> AakashPatel: its not as simply as just cross compiling, you also need the headers for that platform and the libs
[21:43] <MFen> i'm on 8.10. it's actually gotten better since 8.04
[21:43] <m45h> Jrib: with virtualbox can i create VPS with different linux distros so i can learn CentOS too
[21:43] <jrib> m45h: yep
[21:44] <m45h> okay mate it read the links you sent
[21:44] <myk_robinson> hey. How do i stop the "system bell" sound on a laptop? WHen i get an email, it beeps. When I messup in the terminal, it beeps...
[21:44] <bernz> AakashPatel, you need a "cross compiler tool chain" (each part of the regular build process (chain) that is reconfigured for your new target architecture (arm))
[21:45] <jrib> m45h: sure, feel free to ask the channel for more help if you don't understand something
[21:45] <m45h> okay thanks mate
[21:45] <bernz> AakashPatel, one semi-famous guy made one, i think just called "cross [script]"; a Web search will eventually lead you to it
[21:45] <jrib> myk_robinson: xset b 0    or just unload the kernel module for it...
[21:45] <Scunizi> MFen: have you tried detaching screen prior to restarting X to see if it exibits the same behavoir?
[21:45] <m45h> maybe thats a better alternative to OpenVZ
[21:45] <mdm> AakashPatel: like bernz said its not as easy as just compiling.  hence the reason I suggested for you to install arm Debian instead
[21:45] <bernz> AakashPatel, i say semi-famous, because i can't remember his name, but i *think* it started with "daniel"
[21:46] <AakashPatel> bernz: yea, im using scracthbox
[21:46] <myk_robinson> jrib: thanks. On a side note, how do I make xset changes permanent? I have to run  xset -dpms on my media center PC at least twice a day
[21:46] <AakashPatel> scratchbox*
[21:46] <bernz> mdm's suggestion is good, because it's a "turnkey" type thing, so you avoid the complication of rerolling your toolchain
[21:46] <jrib> myk_robinson: I just drop it in ~/.profile, but what you said suggests that won't work
[21:47] <bernz> AakashPatel, i've gone through all this insanity once before, and if you're lucky, i still have my notes somewhere here... let me dig for a sec
[21:47] <jakupl> I am making a python script, and I have problems making it unicode. Where should I put the u here: aldur = int(raw_input("Hvussu nogv ar ert tu? "))
[21:47] <AakashPatel> bernz: thanks
[21:48] <Jack_Sparrow> jakupl Try a py programming channel ty
[21:48] <VCoolio> mdm: in between things: is it normal to need sudo for killing and running mpd?
[21:48] <Dal666> ÷å òóò, ðóññêèå åñòü?
[21:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !ru
[21:48] <mdm> VCoolio: yes its a system daemon
[21:48] <Dal666> !ru
[21:49] <VCoolio> mdm: ok, thx, just wondering
[21:49] <mdm> AakashPatel: look at this http://wiki.gnashdev.org/Tools its how I compile my firewall kernel for an AMD Geode
[21:51] <spudCakePie> hi
[21:51] <mmm4m5m> Hi. Anyone using 'unhide' program (about security) ?
[21:51] <spudCakePie> im trying to find a list of which java vm's i have installed, to get eclipse working properly; it wont work with the default one and I want to specify one
[21:51] <deutsch1988_> help me in hp530 dialup modem ubuntu :(((
[21:51] <VCoolio> mdm: I added "device hw:CA0106" since this is output of aplay -l: http://paste.ubuntu.com/188560/ but doesn't work; I did sudo killall mpd and sudo mpd to check.
[21:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !dialup > deutsch1988_
[21:52] <aniket> whenever i boot ubuntu, it shows a dark blank page under process which never ends. what could be the problem?
[21:52] <uwh1> Hello, I installed the life CD to a USB Stick in persistent mode. Unfortunately it did not cleanly unmount casper-rw. Is this a known issue for 9.04?
[21:52] <mdm> VCoolio: close you want 0,1 0,2 or 0,3 I dont know which one.  Which is why I said some quessing will have to be made
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> aniket: do you get a logon page?
[21:53] <spudCakePie> !dialup > spudCakePie
[21:53] <deutsch1988_> I will hp530 dialup driver for ubuntu,have any?
[21:53] <aniket> nope ActionParsnip, the dark page comes at the moment where i expect the logon page to appear
[21:54] <Jack_Sparrow> deutsch1988_ Please read the info ubottu sent you about dialup modems
[21:54] <spudCakePie> deutsch1988_: do you need help clicking the link that ubottu send/
[21:54] <mdm> VCoolio: you can try aplay -L, and count the devices.  Depending on what you are looking for, spdif maybe?
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> aniket: then your x server is misconfigured, boot to recovery mode and select fix graphics
[21:54] <bernz> AakashPatel, okay, i don't have much info left, but search for 'crosstool-0.43.tar.gz'; this will lead you to a wealth of info
[21:54] <VCoolio> mdm: 0,1 gives only sound on rear speakers lol; continuing trying
[21:54] <G_A_C> !dialup > deutsch1988_
[21:55] <mercutio22> I am trying to access my desktop remotely in Jaunty, but it seems the remote server gui, called Vino, is now missing an important configuration tickbox. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1143079&page=2
[21:55] <mercutio22> is there a way around that?
[21:55] <G_A_C> spudCakePie: you sent it to yourself, it seems
[21:55] <aniket> ActionParsnip, i did try to reconfigure x server but it didn't help much
[21:55] <aniket> i try to fix graphics and come back to you again in a moment
[21:55] <spudCakePie> G_A_C: yes, i was curious what it contained
[21:56] <aniket> ActionParsnip, i try to fix graphics and come back to you again in a moment
[21:56] <bernz> mercutio22, there sure is: tightvnc
[21:56] <uwh1> 2nd try: Hello, I installed the life CD to a USB Stick in persistent mode. Unfortunately it did not cleanly unmount casper-rw. Is this a known issue for 9.04?
[21:56] <red-lichtie_> spudCakePie: You have to add an option to the command line (after the call) something like "-vm /opt/java/bin/java"
[21:56] <bernz> bernz, another server has its own ups/downs :-)
[21:56] <mdm> VCoolio: how do you have the 5.1 setup?  are there individual speakers to individual ports on the back?  is it a spdif to a processor?
[21:56] <spudCakePie> red-lichtie_: yeah, im trying to find a list of installed jvm's
[21:57] <deutsch1988_> alooo
[21:57] <bernz> mercutio22, that last message to myself was actually to you  :-]
[21:57] <mrwes> o/ ActionParsnip
[21:57] <deutsch1988_> hp530 dialup modem driver downlaod?
[21:57] <spudCakePie> it doesnt work with the default one, I want to try another
[21:57] <VCoolio> mdm: ?? that is all like Latin if I wouldn't know Latin; yes, 5.1 speakers, what is spdif
[21:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc > deutsch1988_
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> mrwes: howdy
[21:57] <red-lichtie_> spudCakePie: Do you know where you installed a JVM ?
[21:57] <VCoolio> mdm: pci connection if you mean that
[21:57] <spudCakePie> red-lichtie_: i installed sun's using apt-get but i dont know where it abides.
[21:57] <mdm> VCoolio: ok your front speakers, how do you connect them to the PC?  the rear speakers?  the subwoofer?  are they seperate, or are the connected to another device and one cable from the sound card?
[21:58] <mdm> VCoolio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spdif
[21:58] <mercutio22> bernz, wait.... I found a better solution: http://freemor.wordpress.com/2009/05/20/jaunty-remote-desktop-and-advanced-settings/
[21:58] <VCoolio> mdm: all in subwoofer, three wires into soundcard
[21:58] <red-lichtie_> spudCakePie: fire up synaptic and search for java
[21:58] <VCoolio> wires from right front speaker
[21:58] <mdm> VCoolio: ok now what are you playing that you want to come out in 5.1?
[21:59] <bernz> mercutio22, cool!
[21:59] <VCoolio> nothing really 5.1 I guess but other players give me at least surround sound e.g. in radio stream
[21:59] <SunmanXII> hello, i recently set up PulseAudio to work correctly on my computer but I am having an issue with skype - theres no audio out or audio in any more. can anyone help?
[21:59] <progre55> hi people! how to force a script run at startup??
[21:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !startup
[22:00] <spudCakePie> red-lichtie_: ive done that, i have sun's java 1.6 installed through synaptic the point is i need to know where the binary is so I can specify it to eclipse
[22:00] <VCoolio> mdm: sorry, forgot name; nothing really 5.1 I guess but other players give me at least surround sound e.g. in radio stream
[22:00] <progre55> Jack_Sparrow, but what if I only have ssh access to the server? ) no X running :(
[22:00] <dfolsom> i can't get flash to work on linux on ubuntu; i have swfdec and i installed flash both via synaptic and by using a deb file, but i can't get it to work at all
[22:00] <dfolsom> i can't play the video on mibbit's homepage, nor can i use http://www.picnik.com/app picnik
[22:01] <jim____> dfolsom: flashplugin-nonfree?
[22:01] <mdm> VCoolio: first off you have an all software sound setup, menaing alsa has to do the heavy lifting.  Secondly you can not play stereo as 5.1 without "faking" surround sound.  All this can be done, but with some rather complicated alsa settings
[22:01] <spudCakePie> ahh, synaptic tells me where stuff is installed
[22:01] <dfolsom> jim____: will try
[22:01] <spudCakePie> awsome
[22:01] <SunmanXII> can anyone help me with my problem with skype and PulseAudio?
[22:02] <red-lichtie_> spudCakePie: Right click on the package ... Properties ... Installed Files
[22:02] <Scunizi> dfolsom: are you trying to view a swf file? if so do it in the browser.
[22:02] <dfolsom> Scunizi: i'm trying to do everything in the browser
[22:02] <mdm> VCoolio: in other words you have a 2.0 source you want to play 5.1.  You do not have any sub or rear audio to play so you need alsa to make you fake 5.1
[22:03] <dfolsom> my biggest gripe is that i can't get on http://www.picnik.com/app
[22:03] <dfolsom> and that's a web app not an swf file
[22:03] <VCoolio> mdm: vlc and smplayer do this fake surround already, don't ask why; just noticed that mpd doesn't and thought it might be a simple line added to mpd.conf
[22:03] <progre55> hi people! how to force a script run at startup?? oh and, I only have ssh access to the server and Xserver is not up..
[22:04] <__alex____> Does anyone have any ideas why, whenever I open up System -> Preferences -> Screensaver when I try to exit that... my comp freezes.
[22:04] <spudCakePie> progre55: startup? or login?
[22:04] <progre55> spudCakePie, login would also do
[22:04] <mdm> VCoolio: afaik vlc does not have fake 5.1, I dont know about smplayer pastebin your aound.conf maybe its a specifc alsa output
[22:04] <spudCakePie> if you are loggin in by ssh you can stick it in your .bash_preferences
[22:05] <progre55> spudCakePie, oh, startup then :)
[22:05] <spudCakePie> nfi
[22:05] <progre55> lol :) thanks anyways )
[22:05] <spudCakePie> sorry
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> !startup > progre55
[22:05] <progre55> np
[22:06] <Pooky> http://www.flickr.com/photos/29548026@N04/3593256819/
[22:06] <Pooky> err, whoops
[22:06] <dfolsom> still no luck with flash on ubuntu via firefox
[22:06] <dfolsom> i still can't get on picnik
[22:06] <snikshugah> hi
[22:06] <dfolsom> when i try: http://www.picnik.com/soint2?dest=/app&cdn=true&svc_parameters=&svc_user_parameters=
[22:06] <mrwes> ActionParsnip, I can always count on a good Howdy from ya :)
[22:06] <dfolsom> a turquoise box comes up
[22:06] <dfolsom> and that's it
[22:07] <__alex____> Does anyone have any ideas why, whenever I open up System -> Preferences -> Screensaver when I try to exit that... my comp freezes.
[22:07] <kingleo1> hi guyz
[22:07] <ikey> howdy
[22:07] <ikey> Really empty in here...
[22:07] <VCoolio> mdm: /usr/bin/asoundconf here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/188572/
[22:07] <kingleo1> i key how r u
[22:07] <ikey> heh
[22:07] <ikey> kingleo1: just one word "ikey" fine thanks you?
[22:08] <tavi_> hy
[22:08] <progre55> ActionParsnip, but as I said, I want to implement it on a remote server, and I have ssh access to the server only, and Xserver is not running.
[22:08] <kingleo1> ok ikey no space :)
[22:08] <ikey> prefrontal: then start it
[22:08] <tavi_> i wanna connect to someone trought his open ports
[22:08] <p3jk0> please, what was the command to change login manager ?
[22:08] <tavi_> who help me?
[22:08] <ikey> via ssh
[22:08] <bastidrazor> !boot > progre55
[22:08] <ikey> tavi_: nooooooo
[22:08] <mdm> VCoolio: that isnt your aound.conf its a file to manipulate it
[22:08] <tavi_> ikey?
[22:08] <fernando> porra rio
[22:08] <fernando> caralho
[22:08] <ikey> your not getting in my comp NO WAY
[22:08] <ikey> no offence
[22:08] <VCoolio> mdm: I thought as much, which one do you wanna read?
[22:08] <fernando> brasil
[22:09] <tavi_> what pc?
[22:09] <tavi_> what do i have to do whit you?
[22:09] <ikey> tavi_: eh?
[22:09] <tavi_> i wanna connect toa friend
[22:09] <reto__> anyone using osx like docks?
[22:09] <tavi_> to a
[22:09] <tavi_> he has some ports open
[22:09] <ikey> ok
[22:09] <tavi_> and i have his ip
[22:09] <ikey> telnet
[22:09] <ikey> ssh
[22:09] <ikey> ftp
[22:09] <FloodBot3> ikey: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:09] <tavi_> i do not know to connect
[22:09] <ikey> Take your pick
[22:09] <progre55> bastidrazor, thanks. btw, I've tried to add to into /etc/rc.local, but doesnt seem to run.. and the script is executable btw )
[22:09] <tavi_> well i cant handle well linux
[22:10] <ikey> 7 lines is flooding
[22:10] <mdm> predefs_file = '/usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf'? maybe I would think more /etc/asound.conf.  Sort of depends on how you installed asla, also if you have a ~/.soundrc or ~/.asoundrc.conf or ~/.asoundrc.asoundconf
[22:10] <tavi_> do you help me?
[22:10] <tavi_> ikey?
[22:10] <ikey> tavi_: what protocol?
[22:10] <tavi_> chose betwenn those?
[22:10] <tavi_> upon
[22:10] <tavi_> ?
[22:11] <ikey> What port has he opened for you?
[22:11] <dfolsom> can anyone else help me try and figure out why i can't get  flash to work on ubuntu
[22:11] <Scunizi> !enter
[22:11] <tavi_> let's say ssh
[22:11] <tavi_> i do not know
[22:11] <ikey> Then if you dont know how can I help you? This is sounding rather suspicous
[22:11] <nsahoo> Hi, how do I specify a handler for the .rar files in firefox?
[22:11] <ikey> Anyone else agree?
[22:11] <tavi_> i know only the ip and an a number aftre the ip
[22:11] <nsahoo> I want to open it using the file-roller
[22:11] <tavi_> and that he has open ports
[22:11] <ikey> what is the number?
[22:11] <tavi_> 86.104.193.6:27015
[22:12] <ikey> 27015?
[22:12] <ikey> Thats not any standard port
[22:12] <tavi_> the number after ip?
[22:12] <tavi_> don't know
[22:12] <faik> hi guys
[22:12] <VCoolio> mdm:  two asoundetc files from home: http://paste.ubuntu.com/188577/
[22:12] <ikey> I suspect you have found an open port on another computer and wish to take advantage of this
[22:12] <tavi_> i know that he has open
[22:12] <tavi_> no
[22:12] <tavi_> is of a friend of mine
[22:12] <ikey> Aha..
[22:12] <tavi_> any help?
[22:12] <ikey> And what is the purpose of your "visit" to his open ports?
[22:13] <xtalmath> sorry I was gone and couldnt reply your answers
[22:13] <tavi_> ikey from romania?
[22:13] <jzitelli> can anyone help me with my t500 thinkpad's wireless?  it seemed to be having problems with random disconnects, so i switched on the proprietary atheros driver listed in the hardware drivers tool.  after i restarted, i have no wireless controls, and i don't see how to switch back to the open source driver now, because nothing is listed in hardware drivers now... can anybody please help?
[22:13] <ikey> eh?
[22:13] <tavi_> make change of flies
[22:13] <ikey> jzitelli: Ubtuntu 8.10?
[22:13] <jzitelli> no this is 9.04, fresh install
[22:13] <tavi_> files
[22:13] <ikey> Oh well thats odd
[22:13] <VCoolio> mdm: the usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/188580/
[22:13] <aniket> ActionParsnip, couldn't fix the booting problem, I can see few options while entered in recovery mode and chosed "try to fix x server" but the problem remains the same
[22:14] <ikey> tavi_: Please ask permission before PM'ing me. This is not MSN
[22:14] <tavi_> talking to me about odd?
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> aniket: hmm strange
[22:14] <tavi_> or whit who?
[22:14] <aniket> ActionParsnip, tell me if i can do something by using some commands in shell prompt
[22:14] <ikey> tavi_: Please desist from PM'ing me immediatly
[22:15] <faik> ubuntu 9.04 how i can install this file on my computer? "xgpsmanager.tar.gz"
[22:15] <tavi_> ?
[22:15] <tavi_> desist?
[22:15] <ikey> Means STOP
[22:15] <VCoolio> mdm: hw0.0 is front speakers; 0.1 is rear speakers, 0,2 is front center; 0,3 is nothing instead of all together what I hoped for
[22:15] <tavi_> a
[22:15] <tavi_> ok
[22:15] <mdm> ok VCoolio see the line in your .asoundrc that says route_policy duplicate, line 13 on the pastebin? thats what joins it, but you are missing pcm.duplicate  so you will either have to create one or use the deafult (which i dont see, even if there is one)
[22:15] <xtalmath> So the problem is: today installed fresh 9.04 on offline computer. at the end of install it automatically removes gparted again. I wanted to do something more with it so went to synaptic, doesnt find it. strange. Didnt touch repositories then. So then I enable 3rd party etc. Then I got the package lists from the internet manually and placed them correctly and did apt-get update check on offline one. Rebuilt package dependency lists etc.
[22:15] <tavi_> help me then
[22:15] <FloodBot3> tavi_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:15] <coz_> faik,   right click the file and extract it first
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> aniket: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> aniket: then reboot
[22:15] <mdm> VCoolio: read http://alsa.opensrc.org/FAQ028
[22:15] <ikey> !attitude | tavi_
[22:15] <coz_> faik,   then inside the folder look for  INSTALL  and or  README
[22:15] <tavi_> well
[22:15] <tavi_> help me
[22:15] <progre55> how to send messages on the terminal if two users logged into a server??
[22:15] <coz_> faik,  then read them
[22:15] <Scunizi> !enter | tavi_
[22:16] <ikey> prefrontal: with "write"
[22:16] <mdm> VCoolio: and yes it looks as if your sound cards has sperate dsps for each output channel, not uncommon
[22:16] <ikey> Scunizi: on the same trail as me there :D
[22:16] <faik> ok i take a look now thanks.
[22:16] <jdu> progre55: talk
[22:16] <sirmdmonster> tavi: dude no one's gona help you if you can be nice about needed help
[22:16] <xtalmath> Still synaptic doesnt show gparted, puredata, vlc,... yet when I do "apt-get install --print-uris puredata" forexample on offline one, I see that I correctly transported packagelists as it gives me the urls to get them.
[22:16] <ikey> write isnt too bad
[22:16] <ikey> or wall
[22:16] <progre55> jdu, thanks
[22:16] <faik> there is three different filer with *.jar
[22:17] <tavi_> sirmdmonster: why noones gona help me?
[22:17] <jdu> xtalmath: have you tried: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install gparted
[22:17] <hendrixski> Can't reconfigure my locale:   http://paste.ubuntu.com/188581/     What the hell?
[22:17] <xtalmath> so for some reason synaptic doesnt know as much as apt-get does... synaptic has a few handy features like package download script...
[22:17] <m45h> okay guys i need help again
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> !locale
[22:17] <sirmdmonster> tavi: whats the problem your having?
[22:17] <hendrixski> and for some reason I can't install trac until I get the locale working
[22:17] <tavi_> i want to conct toa friend
[22:17] <ikey> Ugh LXDE is so windowzy
[22:17] <mercutio22> bernz, now which client should I use to view the remote desktop? Suggestions?
[22:17] <hendrixski> and when i follow any sort of direction to reconfigure my locale I keep getting: http://paste.ubuntu.com/188581/
[22:17] <tavi_> trought his open ports
[22:17] <jdu> progre55: np,  there are a number of clones of the same basic program but talk works well.
[22:18] <aniket> ActionParsnip, I am asked whether to use kernel framebuffer device interface? yes or no?
[22:18] <sirmdmonster> tavi: what are you at his house, and trying to get internet or something, or what?
[22:18] <epaphus> Hello, my system appears to be unestable.. sometimes when i go from window to window.. it frequently freezes and the scren turns gray for a few... is this because of a particular issue with ubuntu? or should i reformat?
[22:18] <VCoolio> mdm: if I add pcm.duplicate to asoundrc, should I remove the existing pcm.!default ?
[22:18] <tavi_> no
[22:18] <ikey> sirmdmonster: He doesnt know what the ports actually are and gave a non-standard port. Which I find too suspicous. Also fails to admit what the purpose of this is for. So I refuse to help
[22:18] <tavi_> i am at my home
[22:18] <tavi_> he is at his home
[22:18] <tavi_> and i try to connect to his pic
[22:18] <faik> coz_ there were three different *.jar files
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> aniket: say no
[22:18] <tavi_> is for exchange of files
[22:19] <xtalmath> jdu: i have no internet there. with print uris I can go here download the packages bring em back and install but thats why synaptic has these package download script features... also then it is no longer possible to search in synaptic in contextual sense and find new programs
[22:19] <tavi_> i already sayd
[22:19] <ikey> faik: .jar should open with "java -jar"
[22:19] <mdm> VCoolio: NO, you need !default its mandatory
[22:19] <coz_> faik,  oh  ok then it seems that a java app  then   open a terminal  cd  to that folder  then java jar   nameofjar
[22:19] <progre55> jdu, but it's apparently not really what I wanted :)
[22:19] <tavi_> ikey
[22:19] <ikey> java -jar myapp.jar
[22:19] <sirmdmonster> tavi: hmmm.... I've never tried doing something like that, I might not be able to help you with that....
[22:19] <coz_> faik,  also give the link to download that so I can look at it
[22:19] <jdu> epaphus: If it is a problem specific to ubuntu, it is not sufficiently common.  It may be a graphics configuration problem (or perhaps a lack of ram)
[22:19] <tavi_> i said that i need for exchange of files
[22:19] <progre55> jdu, to just pass string messages on the terminal window
[22:19] <faik> ok wait
[22:19] <jdu> oh, there's something for that too, let me think
[22:19] <progre55> jdu, it was not so complicated, but dont remember the name of the program )
[22:20] <broken> Hi everyone. Can anyone help me with a webcam? I've been working on it for several days now, and I feel like I'm getting so close to getting it working.
[22:20] <xtalmath> does synaptic have an irc channel of devellopers?
[22:20] <ikey> It is called write
[22:20] <tavi_> so you have the purpose now
[22:20] <Knight1994> SHEEP
[22:20] <ikey> random
[22:20] <faik> coz_ http://xgps.xwaves.net/download/xgpsmanager/xGPSManager-1.0.tar.gz
[22:20] <sirmdmonster> tavi: well it's the part where you want to connect to his computer to exchange files across the internet, that's not something im good with
[22:20] <Latias> LOL
[22:20] <ikey> LOL? *shudders*
[22:20] <commander_> i need help . i downloaded wine 1.1.22 but can i install it in the terminal?
[22:21] <jdu> progre55: I remember, try write
[22:21] <ikey> commander_: sudo apt-get install wine
[22:21] <Latias> Can I spam? o.o
[22:21] <tavi_> great
[22:21] <ikey> jdu: i said it three times
[22:21] <progre55> jdu, thanks, let me try it )
[22:21] <ikey> Latias: i doubt it
[22:21] <Latias> Plz?
[22:21] <sirmdmonster> commander: yes you should be able to, that's how I installed my copy of wine
[22:21] <jdu> ikey: didn't see, sorry
[22:21] <ikey> i doubt the Ops would be happy
[22:21] <javi> hola
[22:21] <ikey> or the bots
[22:21] <tavi_> so someone is good at how to exchange files thought an open ports?
[22:21] <sirmdmonster> tavi: srry I couldn't help
[22:21] <mib_bmu46kso> hi, i need help
[22:21] <Latias> Awe
[22:21] <mib_bmu46kso> i am being hacked
[22:21] <Knight1994> Hullo
[22:21] <hendrixski> thanks, whoever posted the !locales link
[22:21] <tavi_> no problem
[22:21] <Latias> Ello knight
[22:21] <javi> alguien en castellano?
[22:21] <ikey> i am being hacked??
[22:22] <mib_bmu46kso> what's the terminal command for opening the device manager?
[22:22] <ikey> How do you know?
[22:22] <Knight1994> Hey Latias, i didn't know you were on here :P
[22:22] <ikey> mib_bmu46kso: Explain
[22:22] <Latias> Ya..
[22:22] <mdm> !es > javi
[22:22] <mib_bmu46kso> i am being hacked
[22:22] <mib_bmu46kso> help....
[22:22] <Latias> They said I can't spam :(
[22:22] <Knight1994> that's great Latias
[22:22] <ikey> mib_bmu46kso: Explain
[22:22] <Knight1994> really?
[22:22] <Knight1994> that's too bad..
[22:22] <tavi_> so someone is good at how to exchange files thought an open ports?
[22:22] <Latias> Mhm
[22:22] <mib_bmu46kso> how can i open the device manager from the terminal
[22:22] <Knight1994> am i allowed to spam?
[22:22] <mib_bmu46kso> ?
[22:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > Latias
[22:22] <Latias> No
[22:22] <commander_> ikey it says it's the newest version...
[22:22] <Latias> O:
[22:22] <demanufacture> hello
[22:22] <tavi_> so someone is good at how to exchange files thought an open ports?
[22:22] <Latias> Um.
[22:22] <Knight1994> really, im not allowed to spam?
[22:22] <ikey> commander_: follow the instructions on www.winehq.org
[22:22] <Knight1994> that sucks...
[22:22] <Latias> No
[22:22] <lstarnes> Knight1994: if you have to ask that question, then no
[22:23] <LjL> no, you're not allowed to spam. quit it already
[22:23] <mib_bmu46kso> ikey: I am being hacked by a bluetooth device
[22:23] <ikey> Jack8899: nice
[22:23] <Knight1994> lol
[22:23] <ikey> mib_bmu46kso: i doubt it
[22:23] <Knight1994> blame it on nushio :P
[22:23] <javi> hola??
[22:23] <Latias> How do I see ur PM?
[22:23] <mib_bmu46kso> ikey: its true
[22:23] <abbazabba> does anyone know if there's a way to change the resolution of the login screen?
[22:23] <ikey> I done blujacking
[22:23] <javi> como se abren privados aqui?
[22:23] <demanufacture> i have problem with openoffice.org-calc in jaunty
[22:23] <ikey> You cant blujack a comp
[22:23] <LjL> !es | javi
[22:23] <Latias> Rawr
[22:23] <javi> ok, gracias
[22:23] <mib_bmu46kso> ikey: i was at a terminal window logged on as root... and there were commands i never typed
[22:23] <sirmdmonster> abbazabba: dude, lol your login screen is the same res. as your desktop
[22:24] <xtalmath> The problem is really that I dont see why Synaptic as a graphical frontend to apt doesnt see all packages apt sees?
[22:24] <sirmdmonster> abbazabba: so your gona want to login, and change your MAIN resolution
[22:24] <ikey> mib_bmu46kso: believe me. you cant get bluejacked
[22:24] <mib_bmu46kso> ikey: i mean, i am new to linux and ubuntu, and i never wrote commands for executing or compiling phyton stuff
[22:24] <jaymacdonald> How do I e-mail Barack Obama from my Ubuntu desktop?
[22:24] <ikey> Well
[22:24] <ikey> You seem to know enough about this
[22:24] <jdu> xtalmath: look around options, it may be filtering them out or something
[22:24] <Jack_Sparrow> jaymacdonald Offtopic
[22:24] <abbazabba> sirmdmonster: nah man, my login screen is my maxed out resolution.. when it logs in it goes back to normal
[22:24] <ikey> Says to me your looking for attention
[22:24] <abbazabba> i wouldn't mind it, but it shows the top left corner for some reason
[22:24] <zcserei> Hi, I'm running 9.04 server. I would like to know how can I make my server accessible to the outside world through the address dsz.nmg.ro, not only by its ip address. In the local network I can access it by the domain name, however, outside the network only the IP address works.
[22:24] <mib_bmu46kso> ikey: help... please
[22:24] <jaymacdonald> Jack_Sparrow: No. I knew how to do it on Windows
[22:25] <ikey> mib_bmu46kso: your not being hacked
[22:25] <xtalmath> I will look but as it is a fresh install only hours old that would surprise me
[22:25] <jaymacdonald> now it's just like wat
[22:25] <__alex____> Does anyone have any ideas why, whenever I open up System -> Preferences -> Screensaver when I try to exit that... my comp freezes.
[22:25] <mib_bmu46kso> ikey: how do you know?
[22:25] <sirmdmonster> abbazabba: what is your monitor, max resolution, and your graphics card?
[22:25] <ikey> mib_bmu46kso: just trust me...
[22:25] <ikey> member of CA and HTS
[22:25] <ikey> I know
[22:25] <demanufacture> i have problem with openoffice.org-calc in jaunty
[22:25] <demanufacture> i have problem with openoffice.org-calc in jaunty
[22:26] <demanufacture> i have problem with openoffice.org-calc in jaunty
[22:26] <FloodBot3> demanufacture: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:26] <mib_bmu46kso> ikey: well... if not, could you tell me at least the command for opening the device-manager?
[22:26] <aniket> ActionParsnip, I am being asked about keyboard layout, model and all.
[22:26] <ikey> demanufacture: no need to flood
[22:26] <ikey> mib_bmu46kso: device manager?
[22:26] <m45h> i just installed Virtualbox and i want to test it out by creating a VPS and i want the OS to be UBuntu desktop on the virtual machine i want to know what type of linux is Ubuntu desktop  is it Linux 2.2, .4 or 2.6
[22:26] <LjL> !repeat > demanufacture    (demanufacture, see the private message from ubottu)
[22:26] <mib_bmu46kso> ikey: the device manager for ubuntu... duh
[22:26] <abbazabba> sirmdmonster: i think monitor's max is in the 1920 area and vid cards is 1856.. i'm runnin a nvidia off the mobo so it's been havin problems... and last time i tried to fix it, the login screen blew the fuck up.. i used to be able to atleast see where i'd type the name and stuff, but can't see that anymore
[22:26] <ikey> No need to be so rude
[22:26] <mib_bmu46kso> guys, what's the command for opening the device manager in ubuntu?
[22:27] <ikey> Perhaps you should be made aware of what hacking *really* is
[22:27] <mib_bmu46kso> please, tell me i need help
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> aniket: field the questions
[22:27] <mib_bmu46kso> guys, what's the command for opening the device manager in ubuntu?
[22:27] <mib_bmu46kso> guys, what's the command for opening the device manager in ubuntu?
[22:27] <ruler> can i install c programming in ubuntu
[22:27] <ikey> !flood | mib_bmu46kso
[22:27] <savid> I just installed a fresh copy of 9.04 on a macbook with an NVidia GeForce 8600M GT,   and I'm not seeing anything in the restricted drivers tool.  Any ideas?
[22:27] <ikey> heh
[22:27] <sirmdmonster> abbazabba: give me a sec. I'll have a look around
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> ruler: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[22:27] <ikey> savid: use envyng
[22:28] <abbazabba> sirmdmonster: ty ty
[22:28] <ikey> sudo envyng -t
[22:28] <kane77> how can I make permanent change to something like /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/ignore_nice_load?
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> ikey: envy is not advised dude
[22:28] <Scunizi> savid: open a terminal and type sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade.. when finished try the Hardware drivers tab again to see if it's there.
[22:28] <m45h> what type of linux is ubuntu desktop
[22:28] <ikey> ActionParsnip: works for nvidia
[22:28] <sirmdmonster> abbazabba: have a look here  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=151192
[22:28] <ikey> ATi forget about it
[22:28] <m45h> linux 2.2 2.4 2.6
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> savid: kdesudo jockey-gtk
[22:29] <mib_bmu46kso> ubbottu: i am a newbie... i need more help than you
[22:29] <dtchen> kane77: make the change in /etc/rc.local, or edit the source and recompile
[22:29] <Itaku> someone please help quick, im being charged money for every minute im online, i need to know how to change my screen resolution in terminal because i accidently set it way to low for it to even see the system menu
[22:29] <ikey> Mind you ATi should be banned from Linux
[22:29] <Scunizi> savid: DON'T use envyng unless you want to break your system later.
[22:29] <LjL> !ot | ikey
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> ikey: yes but the upgrades between kernels is not graceful
[22:29] <mib_bmu46kso> ubottu: help, how can i open the damn device manager from command line?
[22:29] <graelin> m45h: Debian based.. jaunty is the current kernel version
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> !envy > ikey
[22:29] <ikey> How was i being off topic?
[22:29] <ikey> sheesh
[22:29] <mib_bmu46kso> guys, what's the command for opening the device manager in ubuntu?
[22:29] <Lilarcor> ati should be banned from the kernel??
[22:29] <jdu> Itaku: xrandr
[22:29] <mib_bmu46kso> guys, what's the command for opening the device manager from command line?
[22:29] <aniket> ActionParsnip, after finishing up, left with a postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customised configuration file; backup in /etc/x11/xorg.conf.20090605025652
[22:29] <ikey> and i know what envy is
[22:29] <mib_bmu46kso> guys, what's the command for opening the device manager from command line?
[22:29] <jdu> Itaku: that may work
[22:29] <mib_bmu46kso> guys, what's the command for opening the device manager from command line?
[22:29] <mib_bmu46kso> guys, what's the command for opening the device manager from command line?
[22:30] <mib_bmu46kso> guys, what's the command for opening the device manager from command line?
[22:30] <Itaku> jdu, i tried that and it said 1024*786 is not in my allowed sizes
[22:30] <Scunizi> !repeat | mib_bmu46kso
[22:30] <jdu> mib_bmu46kso: please stop, describe what the device manager is.
[22:30] <dirkjan> a question about java applets: I installed some java distrs (sun 6, gcj,..) with java-sun-6 as default. How do i enable/point this in firefox?
[22:30] <deever> in /etc/network/interfaces, is there a way to define a bridge without bridge_ports?
[22:30] <mdm> mib_bmu46kso: there is no device manager, devices are part of the kernel, you want lshw and lsmod.  You can also see the devices conncted by bus as in lspci and lsusb (notice a theme here?)
[22:30] <Itaku> and also now my computer is beeping every time i press a button how do i turn that off?
[22:30] <abbazabba> sirmdmonster: looks like it might work, thanks very much
[22:30] <abbazabba> =]
[22:30] <sirmdmonster> abbazabba:always glad to help
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> dirkjan: you need the relevant .so file symlinked in your plugins folder
[22:30] <aniket> ActionParsnip, restarted the machine but the problem remains
[22:31] <dirkjan> ActionParsnip: Ok, thanks for the pointer :)
[22:31] <Itaku> jdu, how would i change my screen resolution to 1024*786 using xrandr?
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> aniket: try some bootoptions so you ca diagnose
[22:31] <broken> Hi everyone. Can anyone help me with a webcam? I've been working on it for several days now, and I finally have the drivers installed. It's still not working though
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions > aniket
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> !webcam > broken
[22:31] <linny> is there an firefox/mozilla support room ?
[22:31] <mib_bmu46kso> the wiley bible for ubuntu tells about a visual application that can be executed from System->Administration->Device Manager
[22:31] <dtchen> Itaku: xrandr -s 1024x768
[22:31] <mdm> Itaku: do you have modelines for it? try ctrl-alt-<numpad + or 1>
[22:32] <mib_bmu46kso> How Can I Open iT?
[22:32] <jdu> Itaku: probably if you have tried already, I wouldn't do anything different.  man xrandr    However, find out what the graphical tool is called to set the resolution then type the name in the command line.
[22:32] <aniket> thank you for the support ActionParsnip, ubottu
[22:32] <Itaku> cant read it
[22:32] <xtalmath> I didnt change a filter and now it works again? the problem solved itself
[22:32] <Scunizi> savid: if that doesn't work you might need to install the nvidia driver you download directly from their site.. BUT if you do that, anytime there is a kernel upgrade you'll have to reinstall the driver. Not really a big deal if you're comfortable with the terminal.
[22:32] <mib_bmu46kso> How Can I Excecute Device Manager? I mean, something like hal-device-manager
[22:32] <ikey> BYE
[22:32] <mib_bmu46kso> What's the ubuntu command?
[22:32] <mdm> mib_bmu46kso: I already told you
[22:32] <Itaku> jdu, how do i find out what command the display preferences is?
[22:32] <TitanMKD> anyone know how to install Nvidia driver 180.22 on Linux Kernel 2.6.29.4 ?
[22:32] <broken> ActionParsnip: Thanks, but that's how I got this far. I've followed every tutorial I can find, but it still isn't working.
[22:32] <jdu> mib_bmu46kso: find out, use the menu editor and see what the command is.
[22:33] <jdu> Itaku: I don't know, it probably depends on which ubuntu you are running.
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> mib_bmu46kso: System>Preferences>Hardware Information
[22:33] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: yes.. but that's not the latest.. it's 180.6x
[22:33] <Itaku> 9.04
[22:33] <DanDan> I have a noob Q .. lol ... does this command actually work ? >> sudo apt-get remove --force-yes .. Do I add the pkg name in the end ?
[22:33] <sebsebseb> DanDan: odd command
[22:33] <jdu> DanDan: yes
[22:33] <sebsebseb> DanDan: if you want to remove a program and it's config files this will work :)   sudo apt-get purge programname
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> mib_bmu46kso: gnome-device-manager
[22:34] <jdu> DanDan: I meant yes to needing package gname
[22:34] <TitanMKD> Scunizi and how to install it ?
[22:34] <DanDan> jdu : whats the difference between that and the purge command ?
[22:34] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: are you "ok" at the terminal?
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> mib_bmu46kso: repeating is a great way to get ignored by the entire channel
[22:34] <TitanMKD> Scunizi yes
[22:34] <jdu> DanDan: purge removes configuration files, remove does not
[22:34] <frg22> anyone know of any good real-time voice modulating software?
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> mib_bmu46kso: just a friendly warning
[22:34] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: do you know how to use irssi at the terminal?
[22:34] <sebsebseb> DanDan: I can't see a need to use force in the command you gave,  you could just  sudo apt-get remove programname  and  that will leave config files or whaetver to
[22:34] <Itaku> jdu, i figured out its gnome-display-properties but when i run it, the windows too big for my resolution
[22:34] <__alex____> Does anyone have any ideas why, whenever I open up System -> Preferences -> Screensaver when I try to exit that... my comp freezes.
[22:35] <jdu> DanDan: remove is for the program, not the config.
[22:35] <TitanMKD> Scunizi no i do not know irssi
[22:35] <jdu> Itaku: press alt and drag the window to move it around.
[22:35] <DanDan> sebsebseb : .. I wish I can burn those pkg config files lol ! is there anyway :| !!
[22:35] <TitanMKD> Scunizi when you say terminal you speak about shell ?
[22:35] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: ok.. give me a sec and I'll put something on pastebin that you can print and follow..
[22:35] <sebsebseb> DanDan: purge is for the program and it's config
[22:35] <Jack_Sparrow> __alex____ Did you add any screensavers yourself? Which release of ubuntu and what video card and have you tried turning off effects
[22:35] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: terminal = shell yes.
[22:35] <reto__> hmm... I'm using gnome do with docky... really cool stuff.
[22:35] <TitanMKD> Scunizi ok thanks
[22:36] <sebsebseb> DanDan: you could burn the stuff from /etc onto a CD I assume
[22:36] <Itaku> thanks that worked
[22:36] <TitanMKD> Scunizi do you use kernel source to let it rebuild ?
[22:36] <__alex____> Jack_Sparrow: No, 9.04, ATI Radeon HD 4850, no
[22:36] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptoncd
[22:36] <sebsebseb> DanDan: config files???
[22:36] <DanDan> sebsebseb : .. Yea I know and tried that it doesnt work :( .. .. and by burn I really mean BURN with fire ! :P
[22:36] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: are you 32 bit or 64?
[22:36] <TitanMKD> Scunizi 32bits
[22:36] <sebsebseb> DanDan: are you usre your not getting mixed up here with program user data, for example the hidden .mozilla in home, which is your Firefox profile
[22:36] <flipp> !offline
[22:36] <sebsebseb> DanDan: are you sure above
[22:36] <tavi_> hei i am connected now
[22:37] <tavi_> trought
[22:37] <splunkorspam> Has anyone tried the Karmic Koala as yet??
[22:37] <tavi_> ftp
[22:37] <sebsebseb> !9.10 | splunkorspam
[22:37] <tavi_> so how i can send some files?
[22:37] <craig1350> ? Dell Mini-9 question ?
[22:37] <__alex____> Jack_Sparrow: It was compiz. Thanks
[22:37] <Jack_Sparrow> np
 I will burn it maybe tomorrow and go for it on ppc
[22:37] <joshjtl> hi folks I'm trying to have my touchpad disable when i plug in my usb mouse... synclient Touchpad=1 works, but having this file in /etc/udev/rules.d/01-touchpad.rules with: http://fpaste.org/paste/13919 doesnt work to disable touchpad when i plug in usb mouse...
[22:37] <mrwes> Running an Alpha is dirty, hard werk
[22:37] <savid> Scunizi,  I did all that and it's still not showing up in System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[22:38] <mrwes> heh
[22:39] <__alex____> I wish compiz didn't mess up everything lol.
[22:39] <mib_bmu46kso> How Can I Excecute Device Manager from a terminal window? I mean, something like hal-device-manager
[22:39] <jedi06> anyone know of free clip art i want a zoom magifying glass for zoom in and zoom out buttons
[22:40] <mib_bmu46kso> How Can I Excecute Device Manager from a terminal window? I mean, something like hal-device-manager
[22:40] <mdm> mib_bmu46kso: lshw, for the third time
[22:40] <deever> in /etc/network/interfaces, is there a way to define a bridge without bridge_ports?
[22:40] <mib_bmu46kso> mdm: I already did it, but its just text...
[22:40] <progre55> how to check if /etc/rc.local is at least trying to run a specified script on startup?
[22:40] <progre55> any logs or anything?
[22:40] <joshjtl> anyone pls
[22:40] <graelin> mib_bmu46kso: gnome-device-manager
[22:40] <mdm> mib_bmu46kso: you do realize you don't have to ask the same question over and over, especially if you ignore the answers you are given, right?
[22:40] <TitanMKD> Scunizi are you still here ?
[22:40] <somaunn> hello everyone
[22:41] <dtchen> progre55: /etc/rc.local is executed last for every multiuser runlevel if it's executable
[22:41] <savid> ActionParsnip,  jockey-gtk is what I'm running and it's showing "No proprietary drivers are in use on this system"
[22:41] <mib_bmu46kso> graelin: THANKS ALOT....
[22:41] <tavi_> so someone help me?
[22:42] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: yep.. here.s the link http://pastebin.com/f1b5bdf84
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> savid: you can use:sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> mib_bmu46kso: i told you that earlier
[22:42] <TitanMKD> Scunizi i have not gdm
[22:43] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: what do you have?
[22:43] <TitanMKD> Scunizi I don't know
[22:43] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: are you running ubuntu standard or kubuntu?
[22:43] <TitanMKD> Scunizi it is a special Ubuntu in fact it is BackTrack ;)
[22:43] <Jack_Sparrow> TitanMKD Which special version
[22:44] <Scunizi> Jack_Sparrow: TitanMKD mentioned BackTrack
[22:44] <progre55> dtchen, yes it is, but the script I have in it does not seem to be running.. are there any logs too see what is wrong with the script?
[22:44] <dtchen> progre55: not unless you explicitly configure logging or stdout/stderr redirection
[22:45] <linuxninja> I'v got a lot of empty files in roots home directory. Can anyone tell me why?
[22:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Scunizi I dont believe backtrack is one of our supported versions, they use modified repos etc
[22:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !mint
[22:45] <progre55> dtchen, oh, and how to do that? :)
[22:46] <dtchen> progre55: see the man page for the shell used; in this case, man dash
[22:46] <Scunizi> Jack_Sparrow: wouldn't make much difference if installing a driver downloaded direct from nvidia
[22:46] <dtchen> progre55: specifically redirections
[22:46] <savid> ActionParsnip, k, I'll try that.  thanks
[22:46] <TitanMKD> Scunizi thanks for the help
[22:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Scunizi We dont support derivatives.
[22:46] <progre55> dtchen, thanks
[22:47] <j9285> hola a todos
[22:47] <bishop> joining
[22:47] <joshjtl> hi folks I'm trying to have my touchpad disable when i plug in my usb mouse... synclient Touchpad=1 works, but having this file in /etc/udev/rules.d/01-touchpad.rules with: http://fpaste.org/paste/13919 doesnt work to disable touchpad when i plug in usb mouse...
[22:47] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: The site for Backtrack doesn't mention what gui it uses .. you'll have to check out #linux for more info.. the basic instructions are the same however.
[22:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Scunizi Our factoid for nvidia will help as well
[22:47] <TitanMKD> Scunizi ok it is kdm-kde3
[22:48] <mdm> Scunizi: it uses KDE or fluxbox, and is a setup for cracking
[22:48] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: gdm=kdm
[22:48] <xinudox> !ops
[22:48] <xinudox> !ops
[22:48] <Jack_Sparrow> xinudox What do you need
[22:48] <w1r0d> i need you to help me with a problem i'm having
[22:48] <w1r0d> i cant get into my root account
[22:48] <w1r0d> because its like
[22:48] <w1r0d> hidden from me or something
[22:48] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: that is in the instructions.. substitute kdm for gdm
[22:48] <lstarnes> !noroot | w1r0d
[22:48] <w1r0d> what am i to do?
[22:48] <w1r0d> oh wait what really?
[22:48] <lstarnes> !sudo | w1r0d
[22:49] <w1r0d> ohw ow man
[22:49] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > w1r0d
[22:49] <w1r0d> thats news to me
[22:49] <we11er> !ops
[22:49] <Njewk> Can I chown so that two users owns a specific directory?
[22:49] <mquin> we11er: !ops is not a toy
[22:49] <progre55> dtchen, it says "[n]> file   Redirect standard output (or n) to file." but what is [n]? :) sorry for noobic questions :)
[22:49] <w1r0d> see my main issue is this, everytime i need something i dont want to sudo, can i enable the root account?
[22:49] <dtchen> progre55: n is the file descriptor
[22:49] <progre55> dtchen, and where do I type this?
[22:49] <lstarnes> w1r0d: it is safer to use sudo
[22:49] <Scunizi> !root | w1r0d
[22:50] <dtchen> progre55: in /etc/rc.local
[22:50] <Jack_Sparrow> w1r0d No
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> w1r0d: its disabled for security reasons
[22:50] <mdm> yes wlr0d bad idea though
[22:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !sudo
[22:50] <dtchen> progre55: e.g., some_command > some_log_file.txt
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> w1r0d: once your system is configured y rarely use sudo
[22:50] <progre55> oh, I see ))
[22:50] <progre55> dtchen, yeah now I get it ))) thanks a lot! :-D
[22:51] <hiptobecubic> I just installed ubuntu 8.04.2. When i enable the nvidia driver (geforce 8300 on an ASUS m3n78 pro) it fails to load the login manager and hangs at black screen. I have to reboot in recovery mode and reset xorg.conf. Is this a known issue?
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> hiptobecubic: ive seen it around on forums
[22:52] <Scunizi> hiptobecubic: it may not have read your monitor specs correctly.. you can try running sudo nvidia-xconfig.. and/or installing nvidia-settings and running that.
[22:52] <w1r0d> so like
[22:52] <hiptobecubic> I'll try it thanks Scunizi. Is there a way to save myself from a hard reset if it hangs again?
[22:53] <Jack_Sparrow> w1r0d May I have a word in PM please
[22:53] <Scunizi> hiptobecubic: you might be able to CTRL+ALT+F2 and from there sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart.. when all else fails you might have to install the driver direct from nvidia..
[22:53] <mib_bmu46kso> any one knows what does this stand for ? : net, net.80203, wake_on_lan ....
[22:54] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc > we11er
[22:54] <Scunizi> hiptobecubic: ctrl+alt+F7 will take you back to the gui if its loaded
[22:54] <hiptobecubic> Scunizi, i tried switching vts, but no luck
[22:54] <Scunizi> hiptobecubic: then it's a hard reset
[22:54] <DanDan> Ive recently upgraded to Ubunut 9.04 and had flashplugin-nonfree as a broken package ... it says that its in a bad consistent .. and needs to be reinstalled...I tried everything to do to remove/ reinstall and manually delete config files .. nothing works !
[22:54] <mdm> mib_bmu46kso: something is telling you that you have a network interface that understands 802.3
[22:54] <mib_bmu46kso> net, net.80203, wake_on_lan, those are my network interface capabilities..., do you know what is the net.80203 about?
[22:55] <lstarnes>  /away busy
[22:55] <lstarnes> d'oh
[22:55] <hiptobecubic> i guess i'll do a manual driver install... what do i need to uninstall to disable ubuntu's driver handling
[22:55] <mib_bmu46kso> net, net.80203, wake_on_lan, those are my network interface capabilities..., do you know what is the net.80203 about?
[22:55] <waltm> I have a broken package, python2.6-minimal, that is causing problems and I can't uninstall it through synaptic or apt-get.  It just returns errors.  Is there another way to get rid of it?
[22:55] <mib_bmu46kso> help, i am being hacked by means of a hidden bluetooth interface...
[22:55] <mdm> 802.3 are packet types, including but not limited to WOL
[22:56] <mib_bmu46kso> i need to know if net.80203 capability means i have an ethernet card with a bluetooth capability
[22:56] <TitanMKD> Scunizi a last question which apt-get repository is required to have good headers ?
[22:56] <mdm> mib_bmu46kso: http://www.google.com/search?q=802.3
[22:56] <delmar> mib_bmu46kso, no
[22:56] <TitanMKD> Scunizi for 2.6.29.4
[22:57] <Scunizi> hiptobecubic: if you can get to a terminal in the rescue kernel load.. then using aptitude you can search for nvidia and uninstall the loaded driver.. or edit xorg.conf and change the nvidia reference for driver to nv and restart X.
[22:57] <wfiuewfew> Hi! I need to set up a mysql server on the local machine, running ubuntu. I installed some mysql packages but I get the error ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: YES)
[22:57] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: I"ve no idea.
[22:57] <TitanMKD> Scunizi what is standard repo ?
[22:57] <mdm> mib_bmu46kso: 802.3 contains a bunch of protocols it is not a physical layer and not bluetooth
[22:57] <delmar> mib_bmu46kso, net.80203
[22:57] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: it's a little different for each release
[22:57] <TitanMKD> Scunizi in your /etc/apt/sources.list
[22:58] <TitanMKD> Scunizi mine is specific to BT4
[22:58] <Scunizi> TitanMKD: I'm running an older version of ubuntu
[22:58] <TitanMKD> Scunizi ok
[22:58] <mdm> wfiuewfew: you can proobly get better help in #mysql but try from the command line "mysql mysql" if it works type quit
[22:58] <mib_bmu46kso> delmar: what do you mean?
[22:58] <delmar> ffs. synergy cut/paste is gay
[22:58] <mib_bmu46kso> delmar: what does net.80203 stands for?
[22:59] <Lyth> All my text is too small a little distorted
[22:59] <mib_bmu46kso> delmar: what does net.80203 stand for?
[22:59] <Jack_Sparrow> delmar Please tone it down.  That is not appropiate language for a family channel
[22:59] <delmar> mib_bmu46kso, "google 802.3 wiki"  ant stop repeating yourself ffws.  kthx
[22:59] <Xpistos> Hey can someone give me a hand. I was messing around trying to install xen in a VM and now when I try and sudo apt-get update or anything sudo I get sudo: unable to resolve host HOSTNAME. Any ideas?
[22:59] <wfiuewfew> mdm: mysql mysql does not work
[22:59] <mdm> mib_bmu46kso: physical layer of networking
[22:59] <mdm> wfiuewfew: what does it do?
[22:59] <savid> Ok,  so I've updated all my packages,  as well as installed nvidia-glx-180,   and I'm /still/ not seeing nvidia in my restricted drivers list.  What gives?
[22:59] <progre55> somebody help out, please. I have a script in /etc/rc.local, but it's not running on startup. but where I do "/etc/init.d/rc.local start" it runs. What might be the problem? rc.local not executed on startup??
[22:59] <wfiuewfew> mdm: Similar error about access denied
[23:00] <Scunizi> savid: after updating did it ask you to restart?
[23:00] <Guthur> after using Sudo and entering my password is there away to reset so that it will prompt me again with the next sudo command, it seems to remember for a period of time
[23:00] <savid> Scunizi, no it didn't
[23:00] <mdm> wfiuewfew: when you set it up it asked for a password.  barring you remember that password you will have to recover it
[23:00] <wfiuewfew> mdm: I tried #mysql
[23:00] <wfiuewfew> mdm: I get error Cannot join #mysql: Registration is required.
[23:00] <wfiuewfew> You need to be identified to join that channel
[23:00] <Scunizi> savid: you running gnome or kde?
[23:00] <savid> Scunizi, gnome
[23:00] <Jack_Sparrow> Guthur Yes you can set it that way
[23:00] <Xpistos> Information I was working from was here http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu-8.04-server-install-xen-from-ubuntu-repositories
[23:00] <Lyth> My text appears to be too close together, small and distorted
[23:00] <savid> Scunizi, I logged out and in again
[23:00] <mdm> wfiuewfew: go resister your nick then
[23:00] <wfiuewfew> mdm: What does that mean?
[23:01] <elexir> someone knew how to install kahakai??? :-)
[23:01] <Guthur> Jack_Sparrow is there a command for it, i would rather not make it a permanent deal, its for testing purposes
[23:01] <mdm> wfiuewfew: on this irc network channels can be set to not allow people who have not first regsterd there nickname with services.  This channel is not one of them
[23:01] <renagadex> I need help with GRUB, it wont start after POST
[23:01] <Jack_Sparrow> Guthur yes, but I dont know it. sorry, but know it exists
[23:01] <Scunizi> savid: that would typically do it.. it's weird that nothing is showing up.. ActionParsnip you following this? I think you had mentioned to savid to install the nvidia-glx-180 package but it's still not showing up in hardware drivers.
[23:02] <wfiuewfew> mdm: Do you know how to register?
[23:02] <ruler> how to install avast for ubuntu
[23:02] <Guthur> Jack_Sparrow no problem thanks
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> Scunizi: aye, weird stuff
[23:02] <savid> Scunizi,  ActionParsnip:  should I run nvidia-settings?
[23:02] <progre55> somebody help out, please. I have a script in /etc/rc.local, but it's not running on startup. but where I do "/etc/init.d/rc.local start" it runs. What might be the problem? does it mean that rc.local not executed on startup?? and how to fix it?
[23:02] <mdm> wfiuewfew: /msg nickserv register <password of your choosing>
[23:02] <stroyan> Guthur:  Run "sudo -k" to 'kill' the sudo timeout.
[23:02] <Scunizi> savid: that only works if the driver is installed.
[23:02] <savid> hmm
[23:03] <Scunizi> savid: which card again?  the 8300?
[23:03] <ruler> how to install avast anti virus  for ubuntu
[23:03] <Scunizi> ruler: are you trying to protect your windows friends?
[23:03] <savid> Scunizi,  lspci reports:   nVidia Corporation GeForce 8600M GT (rev a1)
[23:03] <elexir> avast?? you have clamav!
[23:03] <bastidrazor> !virus | ruler
[23:03] <Guthur> stroyan awesome that worked a treat thanks :)
[23:03] <Dr_Willis> ruler:  i recall just going to their web site.. finding the package.. downloading and installing it.. (not that linux really needs it)
[23:03] <Lyth> Ubuntu keeps freezing totally. The mouse won't move and I have to cut power and restart. I never had this problem with previous installs, and I'm running 9.04 64 bit
[23:04] <renagadex> 	I need help with GRUB, it wont start after POST
[23:04] <ActionParsnip> !grub | renagadex
[23:04] <renagadex> mdm you have to add email after pass for registration
[23:04] <Scunizi> http://pastebin.com/f1b5bdf84 <---- savid these are the instructions for installing the latest nvidia driver.. but uninstall the one you just installed before attempting.
[23:05] <mdm> wfiuewfew: just do this, 1) sudo /etc/init.d/mysql stop.  2) sudo /usr/bin/mysqld_safe --skip-grant-tables &, 3) mysql --user=root mysql (press enter for the password) 4)  update user set Password=PASSWORD('new-password') WHERE User='root';5) flush privileges; (rember the semi colons there important), 6) exit, 7) sudo killall -9 mysqld_safe, 8) sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start
[23:05] <mdm> renagadex: thanks I forgot about that
[23:05] <sylvanus_> Hello having trouble with security protocols in Firefox can't change password because it says i'm in fips mode whatever that is?
[23:05] <renagadex> ActionParsnip I dont have Ubuntu/Linux
[23:05] <renagadex> yup
[23:05] <Scunizi> savid: installing the latest driver will insure that the driver WILL break when you get a kernel upgrade.. you'll have to reinstall the driver again at that point.
[23:06] <wfiuewfew> mdm: thanks I'm trying it
[23:06] <savid> Scunizi,  not sure why I have to install the latest driver,   nvidia-glx-180 description says that the driver should work w/ my card
[23:07] <renagadex> ActionParsnip, I dont have any Linix, so I cant eidt grub?
[23:07] <renagadex> *edit
[23:07] <sylvanus_> Can somebody help me with firefox?
[23:07] <Scunizi> savid: should but it's tough getting it working when it's not showing up. also I think it's version 180.5x which wasn't bad but the latest drive is 180.6x and has numerous bug fixes.
[23:07] <Jack_Sparrow> renagadex Livecd
[23:08] <sylvanus_> what is fips mode?
[23:08] <savid> oops sorry, got knocked off
[23:08] <elexir> someone use kahakai wm?
[23:08] <renagadex> what is Livecd?
[23:08] <Scunizi> savid: should but it's tough getting it working when it's not showing up. also I think it's version 180.5x which wasn't bad but the latest drive is 180.6x and has numerous bug fixes.
[23:08] <renagadex> for Ubuntu?
[23:08] <Lyth> My Ubuntu keeps totally freezing
[23:08] <Dr_Willis> renagadex:  the ubuntu 'desktop cd' is a 'live cd'
[23:08] <renagadex> rodger
[23:08] <renagadex> gotta make one
[23:08] <ed_debian> Lyth, When is freezes can you still hit ctrl+alt+backspace and restart X ?
[23:09] <Lyth> Didn't  try. I'
[23:09] <Lyth> I'd awesome not, as I can't move the mouse and it doesn't repond to to any other input
[23:09] <renagadex> Jack_Sparrow: what do I do after inserting said disk?
[23:09] <renagadex> run terminal?
[23:09] <Lyth> awesome=assume
[23:10] <Scunizi> ed_debian: Lyth ctrl+alt+backspace doesn't work on Jaunty 9.04.. use ctrl+alt+k or ctrl+sysrq+k  one of those
[23:10] <Jack_Sparrow> renagadex moint the disk and do your editing
[23:10] <Jack_Sparrow> mount
[23:10] <ed_debian> Lyth, look at what Scunizi said
[23:10] <renagadex> lol, I dont know what to edit
[23:10] <renagadex> I have my HDD hooked up to my mom's comp
[23:10] <Scunizi> ed_debian: Lyth or F2 and type sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[23:10] <sylvanus_> Can somebody help me figure out  how to change master password in firefox it says I can't because I'm in fips mode
[23:11] <ed_debian> Scunizi, He's got a pretty bad system freeze.  I don't think f2 and running a command are on option
[23:11] <wfiuewfew> mdm: thanks!
[23:11] <Scunizi> ed_debian: Lyth then.. ctrl+alt+F2 .. log in there.. and issue the same command if possible.
[23:11] <mib_bmu46kso> hello, i think i am being hacked, i opened a terminal window and there were some commands in memory that i didn't wrote, i mean, i realized by pressing the the up arrow and they were there...
[23:12] <mib_bmu46kso> stuff like dh_pycentral ps2ps2
[23:12] <mib_bmu46kso> and dh_pysupport ps2txt
[23:12] <mdm> wfiuewfew: np
[23:12] <mib_bmu46kso> and diff psed
[23:12] <sylvanus_> Am I like invisible or something?
[23:12] <renagadex> no not invis
[23:12] <Lyth> k
[23:12] <mib_bmu46kso> sylvanus_: sorry man, idk
[23:12] <wfiuewfew> I'm still having problems joining #mysql---even after having my registration acceped by nickserv
[23:13] <renagadex> Jack_Sparrow: what do I edit?
[23:13] <mib_bmu46kso> hello, i think i am being hacked, i opened a terminal window and there were some commands in memory that i didn't wrote, i mean, i realized by pressing the the up arrow and they were there...
[23:13] <wfiuewfew> Same error message
[23:13] <ed_debian> mib_bmu46kso, Check out your logs.  Particularly the auth log (it shows all logins)
[23:13] <andresmh> Network Manager gives a list of the networks available but is there a way what kind of network it is (g, n, etc) and what kind of encryption algorithm it uses?
[23:13] <sylvanus_> I feel like a total failure because I'm so slow and stupid
[23:13] <renagadex> s'ok
[23:13] <ed_debian> sylvanus_, ??
[23:13] <Jack_Sparrow> renagadex Please read the ubottu link on repairing grub
[23:13] <renagadex> I screwed up my comp
[23:13] <renagadex> rodger, wilco
 I feel like a total failure because I'm so slow and stupid, there are no failures, just experiences.
[23:14] <savid> Scunizi,  I just ran nvidia-xconfig and it works -- the currently installed drivers were correct.
[23:14] <zenlunatic> mib_bmu46kso, doubtful, but try w or users
[23:14] <Scunizi> sylvanus_: go to www.google.com/linux and type firefox fips ubuntu .. you'll get lots of links.
[23:14] <mib_bmu46kso> ed_debian: But what if the intruder logged as root?, would i notice with that log?
[23:14] <sylvanus_> Just being depressed about my inability to follow directions
[23:14] <Scunizi> savid: AH! cool.  if you notice weirdness with screen writes while dragging windows you might consider upgrading the driver.
[23:15] <zenlunatic> sylvanus_, join the marines they will show you how to follow directions :D
[23:15] <sylvanus_> I'll go and try it out so I might be back later!
[23:15] <sylvanus_> ok got it!
[23:16] <shyam_k> hai can i get the whole main, universe repo shipped in some dvds?
[23:16] <waltm> I have a broken package, python2.6-minimal, that is causing problems and I can't uninstall it through synaptic or apt-get.  It just returns errors.  Is there another way to get rid of it?
[23:17] <VCoolio> mdm: hi, still experimenting with 5.1 in mpd; was thinking: if mpd is run with sudo, what use is it to change the userfile ~/.asoundrc?
[23:17] <shyam_k> i would like to play with the deb systems and other repo related hacks but i don't have bandwidth to download it all.. is there a way to get the whole repo offline through snail mail?
[23:17] <mdm> VCoolio: none you need to edit /etc/asound.conf then
[23:18] <harrisony> shyam_k: not officially
[23:18] <VCoolio> mdm: right, thx
[23:18] <shyam_k> like the shipit.ubuntu.com scheme?
[23:18] <shyam_k> ic..
[23:18] <hatter243> waltm, I suppose you could always try forcing it... "apt-get -f remove [package"
[23:18] <harrisony> shyam_k: but you could prob someone to put them ty7agiykjbk'
[23:18] <shyam_k> i can pay to an extent!;-)
[23:18] <harrisony> *put them all on a hard drive
[23:18] <Scunizi> shyam_k: that would be a lot of dvd's for everything on the repos
[23:18] <waltm> hatter243, thanks, I'll try that
[23:18] <mdm> VCoolio: you could probably copy your .asoundrc to /etc/asound.conf and be done with it too
[23:19] <shyam_k> yeah.. but there is no other way for me or i have to wait some months that too with no surety
[23:19] <hatter243> waltm, if that doesn't work, pastebin the error and I'll see if I can figure it out
[23:19] <VCoolio> mdm: ok, asound.conf was non-existing
[23:19] <mdm> VCoolio: dont forget to restart mpd too
[23:20] <shyam_k> ah there is an indian mirror for ubuntu? can i know where it is located?
[23:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !mirror
[23:20] <shyam_k> haven't seen one in the mirror's list so far..
[23:20] <cherva> is there a development repo for QT where the packages are version 4.5.2 for ubuntu ?
[23:21] <harrisony> shyam_k: http://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+mirrors
[23:21] <renagadex> thanks all
[23:21] <shyam_k> oh thanks !! there is one at iitm!
[23:22] <nobody[-_-]> Hi, I had windows xp installed and working, I then installed ubuntu onto freedisk space after the winxp partition, now windows xp will not boot. I get error "unmountable boot volume" - anyone know how to fix this?
[23:22] <flakeparadigm> Hello
[23:23] <waltm> hatter243, same error.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/188619
[23:23] <VCoolio> mdm: it's working, thx a lot; man, too stupid to hack around with a user file and expecting mpd to do something with it, silly me; well, learn by doing as always. Thanx for pointing in the right direction and all.
[23:24] <msekeris> hello, ive got a question, what's the actual difference between nic bonding and bridging?
[23:24] <mdm> VCoolio: np, have fun with it.  Also you can look though the alsa docs on ttables and set how its mirrored and levels
[23:24] <hatter243> waltm, hah, I don't know about that... though what happens if you mkdir /var/lib/binfmts and then try to remove? hah
[23:25] <mdm> VCoolio: my solution was to use spdif to a surround decoder tough :)
[23:25] <bratline> www.mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=2052538
[23:25] <bratline> www.mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=2052538
[23:25] <FloodBot3> bratline: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:25] <ruler> how to install c
[23:25] <flakeparadigm> I'm running jaunty with kde3 installed and I have an xrandr command that runs when I login to fix the screen brightness on my laptop. Unfortunately, the xrandr command only works in gnome. Is there a way around this? (command: xrandr --output LVDS --set BACKLIGHT_CONTROL native)
[23:25] <VCoolio> mdm: yeah I stumbled upon something like that, veeery difficult it seems; I'll do with current for the time being
[23:25] <ruler> how to install c and java programming
[23:25] <LjL> bratline: don't spam
[23:26] <mib_bmu46kso> Jun  4 11:10:01 davidx-desktop CRON[19608]: pam_unix(cron:session): session opened for user root by (uid=0)
[23:26] <mib_bmu46kso> Jun  4 11:10:01 davidx-desktop CRON[19608]: pam_unix(cron: session): session opened for user root by (uid=0)
[23:26] <mib_bmu46kso> i have some stuff like this in my auth.log
[23:26] <ruler> how to install and use c programming
[23:27] <mib_bmu46kso> does it mean an intruder log on?
[23:27] <mib_bmu46kso> Jun  4 11:10:01 davidx-desktop CRON[19608]: pam_unix(cron:session): session opened for user root by (uid=0)
[23:27] <mib_bmu46kso> Jun  4 11:10:01 davidx-desktop CRON[19608]: pam_unix(cron:session): session opened for user root by (uid=0)
[23:27] <mib_bmu46kso> Jun  4 11:30:01 davidx-desktop CRON[20112]: pam_unix(cron:session): session closed for user root
[23:27] <ruler> how to install and use c programming
[23:27] <mib_bmu46kso> what does the pam_unix and cron session stand for?
[23:27] <ralmar> OFFTOPIC: Anyone know if the NBA finals are going to be available for live streaming on abc.com, or is it going to be on TV only? Any other good place to watch it online? Thanks
[23:28] <mib_bmu46kso> im the only user... is it another user in my machine...
[23:28] <mib_bmu46kso> i also have more than one uid in my auth.log
[23:28] <tux> Hi to all
[23:28] <mdm> ruler do you mean compiler? or do you mean development environment?
[23:29] <DanDan> hello .. can someone tell the command for knowing how much RAM i have ?
[23:29] <ceej> hey all, if my system is 64bit with 8gb ram can I use ubuntu 32bit and have it see my 8gb ram?
[23:29] <ceej> so much stuff doesn't work with 64bit
[23:29] <mdm> DanDan: cat /proc/meminfo
[23:30] <sebsebseb> ceej: no
[23:30] <sebsebseb> ceej: well maybe
[23:30] <cherva> DanDan: free -m <this is in megebytes>
[23:30] <unop> mib_bmu46kso, that's just indication that a cronjob is being run as root and that PAM has authenticated root's logon.
[23:30] <Fohn> ceej: I haven't noticed anything not functioning under 64bit, however you will not be able to use your 8gigs of ram with a 32-bit machine.
[23:30] <waltm> hatter243, similar error but with "update-binfmts: warning: /var/lib/binfmts/pthon2.6 does not exist: nothing to do!"
[23:30] <mib_bmu46kso> unop: PAM?
[23:30] <mib_bmu46kso> unop: is that an user?
[23:31] <mib_bmu46kso> unop: Cause i haven't created any
[23:31] <mdm> Pluggable Authentication Module
[23:31] <ruler> how to install c progamming
[23:31] <hatter243> waltm, =/
[23:31] <unop> mib_bmu46kso, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pluggable_Authentication_Modules
[23:31] <shyam_k> ruler: apt-get install gcc
[23:31] <Wipster> hey all having a bit of a hard tie trying to develop for the new notify-osd, I am trying to compile the example code but it keeps saying cant find linnotify, isn;t that the old one?
[23:31] <Wipster> *libnotify
[23:31] <DanDan> mdm : .. where it says how much RAM I have .. I'm a newbie .. I can't really understand the ouptput of that command
[23:32] <ceej> Fohn: what about doing http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-use-more-than-3gb-ram-on-32-bit-ubuntu.html
[23:32] <mib_bmu46kso> unop: Thanks man
[23:32] <flakeparadigm> I'm running jaunty with kde3 installed and I have an xrandr command that runs when I login to fix the screen brightness on my laptop. Unfortunately, the xrandr command only works in gnome. Is there a way around this? (command: xrandr --output LVDS --set BACKLIGHT_CONTROL native) Perhaps a way to put it in the xorg.conf?
[23:32] <milen2> hello guys
[23:32] <waltm> hatter243, thanks for trying, I'll try asking again in a few ;)
[23:32] <milen2> does anyone know how to change the (menus) icon for connecting psp ?
[23:32] <hatter243> waltm, good luck!
[23:32] <milen2> by default an ipod icon appears..
[23:33] <mdm> DanDan: assuming you mean physical its the first line, if you want to know total of the memory its VmallocTotal thats both swap and physical
[23:34] <Fohn> ceej: I wouldn't recommend doing that, you're not likely to see any actual performance boost, even if the server kernel does allow you to see the RAM.
[23:34] <bkt5401> I am trying to uninstall nvidia-glx-new and i'm getting dpkg errors. http://dpaste.com/51637/   any ideas?
[23:34] <Lyth> The trashbin, as well as the time and date has moved it self to the center of the bar on  the top of the screen. What can I do?
[23:34] <ed_debian> bkt5401, Be specific
[23:35] <phoenix1> hello can someone help me install the sharpfonts? thanks
[23:35] <bkt5401> ed_debian, What information is missing?
[23:35] <ed_debian> Lyth you can re-arrange the panels all you want!1 Right click on things and "unlock" them then right click and hit move
[23:35] <ed_debian> bkt5401, What are the errors?
[23:35] <brennus> ok, so I just downloaded the tupac discography in mp3 form. Rythmbox doesn't recognize it. When I click the file, it plays with Totem Move Player instead or Rythmbox. When I try to make the mp3s open in rythmbox, rythmbox still doesn't recognize the file, and refuses to play it, instead playing whatever is on the list. Help?
[23:35] <graelin> Lyth: right click and uncheck lock to panel.. right click again and move then move it where you want it.. again right click and lock to panel again
[23:35] <bkt5401> ed_debian, nvidia-glx-new is intalled and apt / synaptic fail to do anything because it can't be uninstalled.  I paste binned the errors. http://dpaste.com/51637/
[23:36] <bastidrazor> !mp3 > brennus
[23:36] <DanDan> mdm : whats Mem and whats Swap .. if you dont mind
[23:36] <bratline> http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=2052538
[23:36] <bratline> http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=2052538
[23:36] <billybigrigger> does anyone know why i get a no such file or directory with this command? scp -p 2222 billybigrigger@cabo:/var/www/www.tgz /var/www/www.tgz
[23:36] <Lint01> pirates...
[23:36] <Lyth> Ubuntu is constantly freezing and logging out after a while
[23:36] <billybigrigger> im trying to scp a tar from my system to my server
[23:36] <sebsebseb> !swap | DanDan
[23:36] <bkt5401> billybigrigger,  is that file name correct?
[23:36] <bratline> http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=2052538
[23:36] <bratline> http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=2052538
[23:36] <arand> ed_debian: bkt5401 did pastebin the errors...
[23:36] <shyam_k> ruler: please no pms.. if you have a single c file say a helloworld.c you can do "gcc helloworld.c -o helloworld.o" to compile it and you can run helloworld.o to execute it
[23:37] <DanDan> sebsebseb : 1004112 kB equals how many GB :P ?
[23:37] <billybigrigger> bkt5401::: yes, the file is on my system "alixandra" and im trying to put it on my server "cabo"
[23:37] <ed_debian> bkt5401, That is a strange error.  What happens if you mark that pacakge for reinstallation in synaptic?
[23:37] <bratline> http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=2052538   http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=2052538   http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=2052538   http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=2052538
[23:37] <waltm> bkt5401, I'm just curious, do you have python2.6-minimal installed in synaptic?  I'm trying to fix a similar error I traced back to that package.
[23:37] <sebsebseb> DanDan: don't know
[23:37] <bkt5401> ed_debian, it can't uninstall. i get exit code 2
[23:37] <ed_debian> bkt5401, REinstall
[23:37] <bratline> http://mein-erstes-mal.net/?id=2052538
[23:38] <bkt5401> ed_debian, checking now
[23:38] <bastidrazor> billybigrigger, you're going the wrong way.. put the file you want copied first then the location 2nd
[23:38] <leandroal> is there a better choice than NFS, considering that windows/linux machines will mount the remote filesystem being shared (by NFS?)?
[23:38] <mdm> DanDan: the box uses memory and disk space together.  It has swap space to page out non used memory.  MemTotal is physical, if you see MemFree low it means your box is running out of memory,  It shoud normally cache and swap out memory, unless you have so much it does not matter
[23:38] <bastidrazor> billybigrigger, are you on the box that has the file? .. plus you won't  put the filename on the destination you'll just put the directory
[23:39] <grkblood13> if i have x86 architecutre for do i force installed thing from package installer that are i386, like flash from the adobe site
[23:39] <helper> !cat | helper
[23:39] <mdm> DanDan: err more like not used recently memory
[23:39] <brennus> ok, so I just downloaded the tupac discography in mp3 form. Rythmbox doesn't recognize it. When I click the file, it plays with Totem Move Player instead or Rythmbox. When I try to make the mp3s open in rythmbox, rythmbox still doesn't recognize the file, and refuses to play it, instead playing whatever is on the list. I have the Ubuntu Restricted Extras package installed, and can play other mp3s fine.
[23:39] <arand> bkt5401: you could try some --force paramwter I think...
[23:39] <mdm> !memory
[23:39] <bkt5401> ed_debian, reinstall works. Uninstall still does not.
[23:39] <Matson> apt-get install libssl-dev  on jaunty gives 2 errors: Depends: libssl0.9.8 (= 0.9.8g-14ubuntu1) but 0.9.8g-15ubuntu3 is to be installed  (+1 more)   how do I fix this?
[23:39] <Gourlis> there is 9.09 version of ubuntu out there ?
[23:40] <coz_> Gourlis,  no there isnt  why?
[23:40] <flakeparadigm> Is there a way to put something like "BRIGHTNESS_CONTROL" from xrandr in the xorg.conf?
[23:40] <ed_debian> bkt5401, The package what happens if you go to that place and put a blank file there with the same name?  Maybe just that one file is out of line.  Bottom line though the package manager is messed up and you should file a bug cause this is a big deal.
[23:40] <geirha> Gourlis: 9.04 is the latest, 9.10 is in the making
[23:40] <coz_> Gourlis,   however 9.10 is being worked on
[23:40] <fennng> How can I know which program is using my sound card!
[23:40] <Gourlis> coz_, ok nevermind. An idiot in a forum said that he used Ubuntu 9.09 and it's perfect than anything.
[23:41] <Gourlis> lol
[23:41] <coz_> Gourlis,  no problem but ubuntu 9.10 is now being developed
[23:41] <helper> how to make like i want file 2 to copy into file 1 using cat ? does this work ! like cat file1 file2
[23:41] <arand> !karmic | Gourlis
[23:41] <broken> Hi everyone. Can anyone help me with a webcam? I've been working on it for several days now, and I finally have the drivers installed. It's still not working though
[23:41] <Gourlis> coz_, yeah i know
[23:41] <coz_> cool
[23:41] <geirha> helper: cat file1 file2 > file3
[23:42] <Gourlis> arand, i'll can use it with ATI Radeon ? :D
[23:42] <brennus> broken: reboot?
[23:42] <Gourlis> coz_, I use 8.10, the only one which works just fine for me, but I loved 9.04 because of speed.
[23:43] <coz_> Gourlis,  oh ok   well  you use what works  and what you need :)
[23:43] <Matson> wtf  libssl is no longer in jaunty
[23:43] <geirha> helper: Or, if you want to append file2 to file1, then (note double >> is append, > is overwrite): cat file2 >> file1
[23:43] <Matson> where is it now?
[23:43] <broken> brennus: Thanks for the suggestion, but I've already tried it.
[23:43] <jorgerosa> hi
[23:43] <grkblood13> hwo do i isntall flash on an x86 machine?
[23:43] <bkt5401> ed_debian, aha!  This is 64 bit ubuntu and the package contains references to files in /usr/lib32 (which does not exist)
[23:43] <Gourlis> coz_, wb
[23:43] <ed_debian> bkt5401, AWesome!  (That is still a bug)
[23:44] <arand> Gourlis: Not sure, ask in #ubuntu+1, surf launchpad for kk-specifics, etc. I'm on nvidia, working fine.
[23:44] <bkt5401> ed_debian, why it installed a 32bit pkg is beyond me at the moment.
[23:44] <helper> geirha, aha sorry but what << this use for echo i always see like echo << for what ?
[23:44] <ed_debian> yeah
[23:44] <shyam_k> ruler: avoid private messaging please.. ask in this channel.. so other interested people can also ask/learn and i can help you better too..
[23:44] <jdu> grkblood13, go to adobe.com and download the .deb file there
[23:44] <grkblood13> they only have i386
[23:44] <grkblood13> i got it though
[23:44] <shyam_k> ruler: in a terminal you can use the gcc command
[23:44] <grkblood13> no worries
[23:44] <grkblood13> --force-architecture
[23:44] <jdu> grkblood13, same thing
[23:44] <waltm> I have a broken package, python2.6-minimal, that is causing problems and I can't uninstall it through synaptic or apt-get.  It just returns errors.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/188619/     Is there another way to get rid of it?
[23:45] <geirha> helper: Hm? Could you paste an example at http://paste.ubuntu.com/ ?
[23:45] <Matson> so it appears in jaunty that libssl is now openssl
[23:45] <arand> grkblood13: afaik, flashplugin-installer in the repos does pretty much the same...
[23:45] <Matson> and there is a libssl-dev - but it does not match the ssl version in openssl
[23:46] <Mow> is there some kind of screen recorder specilized for ubuntu and can I edit the video pretty easley? or does camtasia work?
[23:46] <graelin> Matson: Do you have the unsupported repos in it? libssl is proprietary and won't be in the default repos.... thats why openssl is there
[23:46] <helper> geirha, like this : echo ./count <  ./count
[23:47] <helper> geirha, does this overwrite
[23:47] <Matson> graelin: checking...  thanks
[23:47] <Scunizi> Mow: recordmydesktop-gtk
[23:47] <erUSUL> !info istambul
[23:47] <geirha> helper: that doesn't make sense. You're sending the content of ./count to echo's stdin, but echo doesn't do anything with stdin.
[23:48] <Mow> thats a application that comes with ubuntu already installed correct?
[23:48] <helper> geirha, sorry mean echo ./count < ./count1
[23:48] <Scunizi> Mow: no.. you have to install it from Synaptic Package manager
[23:48] <helper> geirha, okie
[23:48] <Mow> Scunizi, thanks
[23:48] <geirha> helper: Still doesn't make sense. What is it supposed to do?
[23:49] <Scunizi> Mow: np.. it's actually recordmydesktop or gtk-recordmydesktop
[23:49] <graelin> Matson: My bad... was thinking different package: libssl and libcrypto development libraries, header files and manpages.
[23:49] <graelin> It is part of the OpenSSL implementation of SSL.
[23:49] <flakeparadigm> Is there something I can put in the xorg.conf that would be the equivalent of xrandr --output LVDS --set BACKLIGHT_CONTROL native?
[23:49] <helper> geirha, it doesn't but i usually see it on sites so i was like to know =) seems nothing
[23:49] <Mow> Scunizi: recordmydesktop
[23:49] <Scunizi> they are both listed Mow
[23:50] <helper> geirha, so the usefull is > and >> and about cat < ./count it run count shell right ?
[23:50] <geirha> helper: It's common to do stuff like "echo something > file" and "echo something >> file"
[23:50] <helper> geirha, okie thx
[23:50] <Pixels> i deleted a file by accident. how can I get it back in Ubuntu 9.04?
[23:50] <Mow> Scunizi: there the same thing arnt they?
[23:50] <sebsebseb> Pixels: you can't easilly if at all really
[23:50] <geirha> helper: If you want to run a script called count, do "./count"
[23:50] <arand> erUSUL: Mow: istanbul is the name of another possible app.
[23:50] <Pixels> sebastien: so there is a way?
[23:51] <helper> geirha, okie :)
[23:51] <Scunizi> Mow: should be.. but if you're running gnome then I think the recommended install is the gtk version..
[23:51] <sebsebseb> !recover | Pixels
[23:51] <graelin> Pixels: Open the trash and restore it.. if its not there.. it's history
[23:51] <sebsebseb> Pixels: I seem to be good at factoid guessing :)
[23:51] <Pixels> graelin: trash is emptied
[23:52] <mdm> tar is the undelete command
[23:52] <Mow> I just need a simple video recorder and a program to edit it with
[23:52] <Scunizi> mdm: ?? tar is like zip sort of
[23:53] <Pixels> that link you gave says:..Deleted or lost files can usually be recovered from failed or formatted drives and partitions, CD-ROMs and memory cards using the free/libre software available in the Ubuntu repositories. The data is recoverable because the information is not immediately removed from the disk.
[23:53] <Scunizi> Mow: easy enough to try one then the other if needed
[23:53] <mdm> tar is an archiver, when I said that I was impling the only real way to undelete anything is to restore it
[23:53] <Pixels> graelin:  so its not history
[23:53] <sebsebseb> Pixels: yep as long as it's not been overwritten
[23:54] <Pixels> sebastien: thats good news, so I can recover my deleted file that has been emptied from trash :)
[23:54] <sebsebseb> Pixels: maybe yeah
[23:54] <Mow> alright I downloaded them but I cant find them now
[23:54] <mdm> Pixels: what file system is it on?
[23:54] <Pixels> mdm: i thik i have ext3. how can I be sure?
[23:55] <sebsebseb> Pixels: you will have Ext3 by default
[23:55] <mdm> mount
[23:55] <Mow> nvm found thanks
[23:55] <Pixels> mdm: type ext3
[23:55] <sebsebseb> !ext3 | Pixels
[23:55] <Pixels> mdm: is that good or bad? lol
[23:55] <Scunizi> Mow: editing is a little different.. not sure what format the recorder puts it in.. however there are several options to edit. Kdenlives, LiVeS! (on www.getdeb.net), pitivi, kino etc
[23:56] <mdm> you can hope and prey the inode is still intact and use e2undelete on it.  I wouldnt put much faith in it finding anything usefull however
[23:56] <Matson> graelin: still struggling with this
[23:56] <deever> in /etc/network/interfaces, is there a way to define a bridge without bridge_ports?
[23:56] <Matson> where are the libssl dev support?
[23:56] <Pixels> mdm: so what happens when a file is deleted and removed from trash? its overwritten automatically?
[23:57] <sebsebseb> Pixels: no
[23:57] <mdm> Pixels: no the inodes are unlinked
[23:57] <Matson> pkg-config --print-errors "openssl"   - says openssl is not installed, but it is!
[23:57] <sebsebseb> Pixels: it just dosan't have a reference or whatever on the disk
[23:57] <sebsebseb> Pixels: then later on will get overwritten probably
[23:57] <Mow> .ogv I think
[23:57] <Matson> all the solutions on forums keep saying to install libssl-dev
[23:57] <Pixels> i installed ubuntu using alternative install and chose to encrypt the file system... does that mean not even ascii editors can see anything of value on the entire ubuntu partition?
[23:58] <Pixels> sebsebseb: ok sounds like I can kiss the file goodbye
[23:58] <sebsebseb> Pixels: you can even delete a  Ubuntu/Linux Ext3 partition, and then use a Windows program to gain access to the deleted partition and get hold of data,  that's what I did one time
[23:58] <mdm> Pixels: if you just now deleted them shut down the box immediatly, boot to cd, download e2undelte and compile it,  then prey it finds something.  Most likly it wont and the file system already used those freed inodes
[23:58] <Scunizi> Pixels: encryption is "scramble" needing a key to unscramble
[23:58] <Pixels> mdm: I deleted the file about 30 mins ago :P  thats why I now believe its gone.. been since using firefox and even downloaded a file
[23:59] <Pixels> Scunizi: does that mean not even ascii editors can see anything of value on the entire ubuntu partition?
[23:59] <sebsebseb> Pixels: it will still be there probably, just  no  reference or whatever on the disk for it
[23:59] <mdm> Pixels: like I said stop using it immedialy, boot to cd, hope its still there and use e2undelete
[23:59] <AakashPatel> does emchain armel work on ubuntu?
[23:59] <Pixels> mdm: yeah, thanks. brb
[23:59] <Scunizi> Pixels: if the whole partition is encrypted.. no.. an ascii editor might see something but it won't mean anything.