[00:00] <helmethedd> 8.04 to 8.10
[00:00] <nai> and wich one should i install if i want a basic gnome but with nice fonts? (no gdm, no evolution, no ekiga...)
[00:00] <kev2121> deany, why #kubuntu?
[00:00] <deany> kev2121, hmm, well I thought it was
[00:01] <deany> kev2121, maybe not then.  kernel and basic hardware support is the same, the rest are kde apps....
[00:01] <VCoolio> nai: check in synaptic or by "aptitude show packagename"; you'll need at least gnome and gnome-core I think but probably they depend on each other; gdm is the login window, are you sure you don't want that?
[00:01] <bishop> Hh why not upgrade to 9?
[00:02] <cabrey> bishop, depends on your hardware really
[00:02] <usr13> helmethedd: http://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-upgrade-ubuntu-8.04-to-ubuntu-8.10-desktop-and-server
[00:02] <bishop> cabrey yep
[00:02] <usr13> helmethedd: But the easiest way is to get the Alternate CD and just upgrade from it.
[00:02] <shunobies> Could someone tell me how to find your ip address in the terminal setting?
[00:03] <psych> hi, whats the best command to copy an entire partition to another disk ?
[00:03] <deany> kev2121, there are some good kde apps tho, put some of the ubuntu ones to shame..   lets not mention brasero compared to k3b..
[00:03] <usr13> shunobies: ifconfig
[00:03] <cabrey> shunobies, ifconfig
[00:03] <psych> i planned to do it using a live cd
[00:03] <deany> kev2121, brasero is a joke.
[00:03] <psych> once clonezilla dont work good with logical partitions
[00:03] <cabrey> deany, brasero is fine, it works what else do you want?
[00:03] <kev2121> deany, I see..
[00:03] <LewisSharp> Small question. How safe is it to upgrade a linux version (example to 8.0.4 LTS). I am wondering because if it's not safe, I'd need to do a ghost of my main partition or something close to that in case of a major problem.
[00:03] <deany> cabrey, for you maybe
[00:04] <VCoolio> nai: gnome-desktop-environment contains all the extra apps , including web browsing, email, CD burning and ripping, encryption tools, audio and video playback, network and communication tools,  document viewers, remote desktop utilities, and much more.
[00:04] <deany> cabrey, I and at least 5 other people I know it dont
[00:04] <nai> ouch
[00:04] <nai> i don't want anything of that
[00:04] <kev2121> deany, so, apps do not have the same name?
[00:04] <nai> (that's why i installed the minimal version so i can only install what i need now)
[00:04] <usr13> LewisSharp: You're in a good place actually, 8.04 is LTS and, well, that's  a pretty good place to stay.
[00:05] <LewisSharp> no, I mean to that version. I'm a few version down actually
[00:05] <LewisSharp> I'm not 100% sure which version I am at right now
[00:05] <usr13> LewisSharp: Oh, upgrading TO 8.04  sorry... I didn't read carefully.
[00:05] <LewisSharp> :)
[00:05] <cabrey> deany, whatever, i'm not getting into a debate over burning software of all things
[00:05] <deany> cabrey, and brasero has less features..  It might work for you, thats great.
[00:05] <cabrey> ;)
[00:05] <hipitihop> can someone please help me put grub on an usb attached drive, I have copied the boot (ext3) extended and swap from another drive already
[00:05] <deany> cabrey, even shell tools work better
[00:05] <VCoolio> nai: you need gnome-core then
[00:06] <usr13> LewisSharp: lsb_release -a
[00:06] <VCoolio> nai: run "aptitude show gnome-core" to see what it contains
[00:06] <nztal> my dvd burner, doesn't have burnproof technology, it has some other similar technology so that option is greyed out when i right click "write iso"  to disc.  any chance its being utilized ?
[00:07] <nai> VCoolio: nice, thanks
[00:07] <usr13> !usb | hipitihop
[00:07] <LewisSharp> hum.. Ubuntu 6.06.2 LTS
[00:07] <hipitihop> usr13: reading, thanks
[00:08] <VCoolio> nai: sorry, I doubt that as it seems I don't have it installed while running gnome ?? check again
[00:09] <nai> VCoolio already installing gnome-core
[00:09] <nai> let's see how it goes
[00:09] <laeg> is there a way to make sudo apt-get show me everything libgtk*?
[00:10] <shunobies> I can't view my routers admin page in browser because it will only work on Internet Explorer not FF what should i do?
[00:10] <VCoolio> nai: I think you'll need (one of) the libgnome packages if you only want gnome itself; anyway uninstall gnome-core and run "sudo apt-get autoremove" and you're back where you started
[00:12] <tpcnf> How do I ignore parts/joins/quits in Pidgin?
[00:12] <Kr0ntab> greets
[00:13] <Kr0ntab> the freenode webchat is interesting...
[00:14] <bishop> leaving...baklatr
[00:15] <coolkourt> hello, i lost my windows in compiz fhingusion.. any idea or links to get them back. i cant move,close, minimize or anyt
[00:16] <rww> tpcnf: In the buddy list window, Tools > Plugins > check Join/Part Hiding
[00:16] <laeg> can anyone tell me what the GTK+ 2.0 dev headers package is called?
[00:17] <cabrey> laeg, libgtk2.0-dev i believe
[00:17] <cabrey> laeg, but apt-cache search works too
[00:17] <tpcnf> Thankya!
[00:17] <Nanaki> hey everyone hows it goin
[00:18] <magcius> !pinhg
[00:18] <Nanaki> i cant find compiz icon to select it..where would it be?
[00:18] <cabrey> Nanaki, what do you want?
[00:18] <Nanaki> im running jaunty right now
[00:18] <Nanaki> i want to find compiz
[00:19] <hipitihop> usr13: your links refer to using syslinux not grub. maybe some clarification is needed, I have a fully working usb flash stick with full ubuntu installation on it that works. I have copied the partions from the stick to a new usb HDD. I just want to setup the new usb attach hdd with grub
[00:19] <coolkourt> how do i set up a local web testing server
[00:19] <laeg> cabrey: "Sorry, try again.
[00:19] <laeg> "
[00:19] <cabrey> laeg, sudo aptitude install libgtk2.0-dev
[00:20] <laeg> cabrey: not apt-get?
[00:20] <rww> coolkourt: That depends on which web server you want to test. For Apache, install the "apache2" package (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP#Installing%20Apache%202 )
[00:20] <Nanaki> it shows compiz is installed but there is no icon under anything to run it.
[00:20] <cabrey> laeg, it's listed in the repo as libgtk2.0-dev and yes try aptitude
[00:20] <kthyon> plEACE SPEAK IN SPANISH
[00:20] <rww> Nanaki: System > Preferences > Appearance > Visual Effects
[00:20] <rww> !es | kthyon
[00:21] <rww> !ccsm | Nanaki: also, try ccsm
[00:21] <laeg> cabrey: difference between aptitude and apt-get?
[00:21] <cabrey> laeg, debian recommends aptitude ;)
[00:22] <kthyon> UBOTTU
[00:22] <kthyon> AYUDAME
[00:22] <coolkourt> ty rww
[00:22] <rww> laeg: not much. apt-get install foo and aptitude install foo are pretty much interchangable these days
[00:22] <Gnea> !caps | kthyon
[00:22] <VCoolio> what is the command to upgrade a single package instead of all possible with apt-get upgrade?
[00:22] <rww> VCoolio: sudo apt-get install packagename
[00:22] <cabrey> ^
[00:22] <laeg> cabrey, rww: kk :)
[00:23] <rww> VCoolio: if the package is already installed, it upgrades it to the latest version
[00:23] <hipitihop> VCoolio: I think if you just do 'sudo apt-get install <packagename>'
[00:23] <VCoolio> ok, thx, didn't think of that
[00:23] <rww> kthyon: type /join #ubuntu-es
[00:24] <hipitihop> can someone please point me at simple instructions to install grub on to my usb attached HDD
[00:25] <helmethedd> i still can't seem to upgrade
[00:25] <helmethedd> i've tried the disk
[00:25] <helmethedd> i've tried the update manager
[00:25] <kthyon> tnks
[00:25] <jrib> helmethedd: you need to explain exactly what you did and how it failed
[00:25] <helmethedd> i really could use some help
[00:25] <rww> helmethedd: specifically what happens when you try them?
[00:26] <helmethedd> first: update manager only downloads part of the files, then gives an error about not being able to get the rest
[00:26] <helmethedd> 2nd: disk gives 3 options...
[00:27] <helmethedd> reboot now, reboot later, or help me reboot from cd
[00:27] <helmethedd> i select helpme reboot from cd
[00:27] <helmethedd> so it goes thru some extraction for a bit
[00:27] <helmethedd> then...it sits
[00:27] <helmethedd> no reboot
[00:27] <helmethedd> so, i reboot it myself thinkin its waiting for me
[00:28] <helmethedd> and nothing
[00:28] <helmethedd> i tried going into bios to select boot from cd, by hitting esc to bring up the menu, no CD option
[00:29] <JasonosaJ> helmethedd, you either need to use paste.ubuntu.com or put your entire thought on one/two lines.  It makes it much easier to follow what you are trying to say.
[00:29] <laeg> cabrey, rww: XScreenSaver extension development headers not found. :(
[00:29] <helmethedd> noted
[00:30] <cabrey> laeg, what are you compiling?
[00:30] <tagalong> is there a channel dedicated to game servers for ubuntu?
[00:30] <cabrey> laeg, theres an easier way to go about this
[00:30] <helmethedd> so.....what do i do?
[00:30] <false> Got a question; Anyone using Intel GMA 45000MHD gfx, and able to tell me how they're working in Ubuntu? I just a new laptop trying to anticipate what troubles I'm going to have installing Ubuntu completely, if any.
[00:30] <NauTiluS1> ubuntu en español?
[00:30] <rww> !es | NauTiluS1
[00:30] <false> working in Jaunty*
[00:30] <NauTiluS1> ;)
[00:30] <rww> laeg: try libxcb-screensaver0-dev
[00:31] <laeg> rww: using, sudo apt-get build-dep pidgin
[00:31] <laeg> ty :)
[00:31] <laeg> cabrey: see above :)
[00:31] <rww> laegL: that probably would work better, yeah :)
[00:31] <progre55> hi people! I'm really sorry for an irrelevant question, but the #winehq guys are sleeping.. I have this problem.. while playing CS on linux, after I play a little, the game gets slower and slower, even restarting the CS wont help. I always need to restart my comp. any suggestions, please?
[00:31] <cabrey> laeg, thats what i was gonna suggest
[00:31] <cabrey> laeg, use checkinstall also
[00:31] <cabrey> !checkinstall | laeg
[00:31] <helmethedd> can i get some assistance with upgrading?
[00:32] <Jeruvy> progre55: sounds like it could be a memory leak, try monitoring it with top (or some such tool)
[00:32] <false> Got a question; Anyone using Intel GMA 45000MHD gfx, and able to tell me how they're working in Jaunty? I just a new laptop trying to anticipate what troubles I'm going to have installing Ubuntu completely, if any.
[00:33] <Jeruvy> !upgrade | helmethedd
[00:33] <laeg> cabrey: i'm actually compiling it to make uninstall
[00:33] <laeg> cabrey: months ago i installed source pidgin, since my upgrade today to 9.04 it stopped working so i tried to install the new synaptic version but when i do pidgin in terminal it takes me to usr/local apparently
[00:33] <progre55> Jeruvy, you mean, run top while playing? and what would I do next? )
[00:33] <IRC-Monitor-814> cod4?
[00:33] <IRC-Monitor-814> is this cod4 ?
[00:33] <IRC-Monitor-814>  ;D;D;D;D;;D;D
[00:34] <Gnea> !ubuntu | IRC-Monitor-814
[00:35] <Jeruvy> progre55: just monitor it or log it for a while. See if leakage is the problem (or its something else)
[00:35] <VCoolio> wow, system froze with swap 100% fill and mem 95%, first time that happened to me; where would I find what app was eating my resources?
[00:35] <progre55> Jeruvy, thanks man. but.. how to log? :) sorry for noobness ))
[00:36] <progre55> VCoolio, top?
[00:36] <cabrey> VCoolio, htop
[00:36] <progre55> oops, missed a letter :-D
[00:36] <VCoolio> progre55: is there a history for those? I rebooted
[00:36] <cabrey> VCoolio, the log viewer is also good
[00:37] <cabrey> VCoolio, just how many apps were you running?
[00:37] <Jeruvy> progre55: use top with -b to log to a file
[00:37] <mdcclvi> Is there a way to see which graphics driver I'm using? I've installed the Nouveau driver and I'm getting full resolution and wanted to check it hadn't just fallen back to the binary Nvidia driver.
[00:37] <VCoolio> well, conky, pidgin, minefield, parcellite, nothing too serious
[00:37] <VCoolio> cabrey: ^
[00:37] <cabrey> VCoolio, do you have like 256 megs of ram?
[00:38] <VCoolio> cabrey: 512
[00:38] <zer0o> hi guys how do i run compiz? its installed but i dunno how to run it, i want to customize it but dunno where it is
[00:38] <progre55> Jeruvy, thanks man, appreciate1
[00:38] <Joeseph> Out of curiosity, why did I have to restart after I added the medibuntu repositories to my trusted sources?
[00:38] <rww> !ccsm | zer0o
[00:38] <rww> Joeseph: you didn't
[00:38] <cabrey> VCoolio, that's odd my netbook sips about ~200megs with that stuff open
[00:38] <Joeseph> rww: But I did.....
[00:38] <cabrey> zer0o, System > Preferences > Appearance > Visual Effects
[00:39] <PovAddict> how do I know what's the correct nvidia-glx-* package for my card?
[00:39] <zer0o> cabrey i run kubuntu on System there's no "preferences" where is it?
[00:39] <kseise> !min
[00:39] <cabrey> zer0o, oh uhh kde uses kwin, so ask in #kubuntu
[00:39] <PovAddict> or are those version numbers, and so I should get the latest one?
[00:40] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  How do I make pulseaudio "survive" (i.e. keep running after) X server restarts?
[00:40] <jonaskoelker> can I run it as a system service instead of on a per-user basis (like mpd)?
[00:41] <tagalong> Anyone out there have game server experience on Ubuntu 9.04?
[00:41] <cabrey> tagalong, theres probably an irc room for that
[00:41] <rww> tagalong: I imagine it'd be useful for you to specify which game =/
[00:41] <binskipy2u> anyone know of a script, or long command that ll install all the most widely used multimedia apps/codecs, and all their dependencies, instead of searching synaptic package by package?
[00:41] <tagalong> I have looked.  Something like #ubuntu-gaming?
[00:41] <Arkhalis> So, is there any reason the wired ethernet port on my laptop would just suddenly stop working from one day to the next? i can still modprobe it with no errors, but it no longer shows up in the network manager.
[00:42] <rww> binskipy2u: ubuntu-restricted-extras is a good start
[00:42] <Arkhalis> The laptop is only 3 weeks old so i doubt it's the mobo but i guess it could be
[00:43] <Jeruvy> Arkhalis: can you get it working again?
[00:43] <shiznebit> Arkhalis: try booting from a live cd and see if it works
[00:43] <false> Got a question; Anyone using Intel GMA 45000MHD gfx, and able to tell me how they're working in Jaunty? I just a new laptop trying to anticipate what troubles I'm going to have installing Ubuntu completely, if any.
[00:43] <tsrk> how do i get a list of mounted partitions?
[00:43] <rww> tsrk: type "mount" in terminal
[00:44] <rww> false: couldn't you just run the LiveCD/Desktop CD to find that out?
[00:44] <danbhfive> false: is that a netbook chipset?
[00:44] <tsrk> rww, wow, that's too simple, thanks!
[00:44] <Arkhalis> shiznebit: I can't really... from a fresh install like live cd the wireless and wired ports don't work. had to install the drivers from source originally
[00:44] <cabrey> !intel | false
[00:44] <nellmathew> hey guys what's a small, fast, resource-friendly browser? (mainly resource friendly - flash is optional, for quick browsing)
[00:45] <maha> hi
[00:45] <rww> nellmathew: graphical or command-line?
[00:45] <nellmathew> rww, graphical
[00:45] <maha> pratim te
[00:45] <rww> nellmathew: epiphany-browser or midori
[00:45] <maha> hahahahha
[00:45] <nellmathew> rww, gimme a good command line one too, i might give it a go
[00:45] <PovAddict> links2 -g
[00:45] <Jeruvy> !browser | nellmathew
[00:45] <rww> nellmathew: w3m or links2
[00:45] <Arkhalis> nellmathew: google chrome works quite well under wine, if you don't mind doing it that way - otherwise i would try midori
[00:45] <PovAddict> nellmathew: links2 has both command line and graphical
[00:46] <VCoolio> nellmathew: dillo is very fast, but very very basic
[00:46] <nellmathew> thanks guys, good stuff..
[00:47] <Arkhalis> strange thing is... my wired ethernet port doesn't even show up in ifconfig anymore... however i have it in etc/modules
[00:47] <Um_cara_qualquer> hey folks, how i set time when boot ask witch OS i wanna start?
[00:47] <Arkhalis> it shows up in lshw as unclaimed though
[00:48] <shiznebit> Arkhalis: im just not sure then, try makeing a persistant usb install and compile the drivers on that...
[00:48] <terr_> I'm thinking of installing ubuntu in one of my computers.  Its a shuttle SN41G2.  I _do not_ know much about it and I have NOT powered it up yet.  1) I read it can boot off a USB drive.  Can anyone recomend a reasonable size thumb (or related) drive for this?  2) I'll follow with a network install  3) It does not have a FDD or DVD/CD.  Can anyone recomend if I _should_ install a FDD and also where I can find a region code free DVD/CDC R/
[00:48] <Arkhalis> shiznebit: elaborate please?
[00:49] <xxuriahxx1> can some1 help me with partitioning, i have a 10 partition and I would like to increase it - the drive itself is 40 gigs total - please help
[00:49] <terr_> I am also considering installing Debian - only because I presently run it.  Can anyone give me reasons to use ubuntu rather than debian?
[00:49] <Um_cara_qualquer> anyone?
[00:49] <Arkhalis> terr_: 1gb or larger preferrably 2gb for the thumb drive question
[00:49] <maha> oooooooooooo
[00:49] <maha> oooooo
[00:49] <terr_> Arkhalis: 4GB are readily available too.
[00:49] <maha> oooooooo
[00:50] <VCoolio> terr_: ubuntu has more (and friendlier some say) support, especially for newcomers
[00:50] <Arkhalis> terr_: the entire "live cd" should fit on a 1gb... everything over that is basically extra space since it will have to be formatted
[00:50] <papna> Just installed 9.04 and nvidia drivers through the restricted drivers manager, and it is keeping my screen resolution low. (xorg.conf seems to have gone all minimalist on me with the new version of X!)
[00:51] <rww> Um_cara_qualquer: Change the "timeout" line in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:51] <terr_> Arkhalis: good point.
[00:51] <terr_> VCoolio: I'm not _really_ a newbie
[00:51] <Um_cara_qualquer> rww change to what?
[00:52] <VCoolio> terr_: I didn't say that, but then you should go with ubuntu to help newbies :)
[00:52] <Arkhalis> anyone else have an idea for fixing my wired ethernet?
[00:52] <rww> Um_cara_qualquer: You mean you want to set the time that OS selection screen is there before it picks the default, yes?
[00:52] <terr_> $8 / 1GB, $10 / 2GB  $14 / 4GB
[00:52] <terr_> Arkhalis: problem?
[00:52] <Um_cara_qualquer> rww thats right
[00:53] <coler> ok i downloaded a file on my desktop that has a tar.gz extension, can someone tell me what to do next
[00:53] <rww> Um_cara_qualquer: then change the number in the timeout line to the number of seconds you want it to wait before timing out
[00:54] <Arkhalis> terr_: Yesterday my wired ethernet port worked fine... today it doesent. It shows up in lshw as unclaimed... i can modprobe it just fine and i have it set in my etc/modules
[00:54] <terr_> rww cd /directory_of_your_choice, mv ~/blah.gz .  tar -xvfz blah
[00:54] <jaime> hola soy nuevo en esto
[00:54] <papnaa> Just installed 9.04 and nvidia drivers through the restricted drivers manager, and it is keeping my screen resolution low. (xorg.conf seems to have gone all minimalist on me with the new version of X!) Can anyone help me get my resolution right?
[00:54] <rww> terr_: I think you meant to tell that to someone else ;)
[00:54] <Um_cara_qualquer> rww that's what everybody tells me... but it its already 10 seconds set... but when the pc boots, it dens't take any time... it just waits
[00:54] <jaime> alguien puede ayudarme?
[00:54] <terr_> Arkhalis: check power.  unplug and replug
[00:54] <rww> jaime: language?
[00:55] <terr_> Arkhalis: check with ifconfig if its up
[00:55] <jaime> español
[00:55] <Arkhalis> terr_: for wired ethernet?
[00:55] <rww> !es | jaime
[00:55] <jaime> gracias
[00:55] <rww> Um_cara_qualquer: Even if you don't press any keys at all during bootup?
[00:55] <Um_cara_qualquer> rww yep
[00:55] <drmrhorse_> my jaunty will not login after the updates today. my login screen disappears and returns.
[00:55] <Arkhalis> terr_:i have shut down and rebooted several times to no avail... also recompiled the drivers from source and reinstalled
[00:56] <coler> or is there a program that will allow my iphoone to connect to my desktop.  I have jaadu
[00:56] <cabrey> coler, you have to jailbreak it and even then its iffy
[00:56] <terr_> Arkhalis: ifconfig will tell you if its connected.
[00:57] <coler> jailbreak what
[00:57] <rww> Um_cara_qualquer: do you have a default entry set with the default line?
[00:57] <terr_> coler:  cd /directory_of_your_choice, mv ~/blah.gz .  tar -xvfz blah
[00:57] <Arkhalis> terr_: yesterday it was listed in ifconfig, today the hardware doesn't even show in ifconfig
[00:57] <ScottG> Is there a way to reel in the cd drive after I have ejected it?
[00:57] <rww> Um_cara_qualquer: (I think Ubuntu uses "default 0" normally; if you changed it that might be a problem)
[00:57] <Um_cara_qualquer> rww i asked my teacher about it... he said it could be because there's a # in menu.lst line
[00:57] <rww> Um_cara_qualquer: on the timeout line?
[00:57] <terr_> Arkhalis: what of when you boot?
[00:57] <Um_cara_qualquer> yes
[00:57] <Arkhalis> hmm?
[00:57] <terr_> Arkhalis: dmesg should show it in the boot sequence
[00:57] <ScottG> I think I may have just ejected my CD drive on my home computer ( I am at work now) by accident. I want to pull it back in now
[00:57] <rww> Um_cara_qualquer: yeah, remove that. The whole line should just say   timeout 10   (or whatever number you want)
[00:58] <Arkhalis> terr_: I'll try that... one sec
[00:58] <terr_> ScottG: get your GF outta bed then
[00:58] <rww> ScottG: eject -t
[00:58] <terr_> rww REALLY?  Thats how we get it back in?
[00:59] <rww> terr_: That command will close the CD tray on most CD-ROM drives, yes.
[00:59] <elad``> Any idea where I can find open domain images of chess pieces?
[00:59] <terr_> rww I didn't knwo that.  I always thought we needed to do that Manually
[00:59] <papna> man eject
[01:00] <terr_> elad` use a digital camera and take your own!  THen you own the copyright
[01:00] <rww> terr_: nope. I use it all the time to script burning CDs :)
[01:00] <Mike_lifeguard> Is there a gtk media player like amarok? I'd rather not install kde cruft if I don't have to. Specifically, I need to write to an MTP player (like the Creative Zen)
[01:00] <nigrea> Hello guys, I had some problems with mysql-server, I tried to reinstall it from the top, but now it will not let me install it "E: mysql-server-5.1: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[01:00] <nigrea> " any ideas or suggestions, I could ask in mysql chat but since its more an installing error, I think u could help :)
[01:00] <terr_> elad` borne copyright conventions award copyright of a photo to the photographer
[01:00] <rww> Mike_lifeguard: Rhythmbox has an MTP plugin. I don't know if it works, though, 'cause I don't have an MTP player.
[01:00] <Smis> AH!
[01:01] <nai> Mike_lifeguard rhythmbox, listen?
[01:01] <terr_> rww: what about region free DVD/CD R/RW
[01:01] <nai> listen is ok
[01:01] <Mike_lifeguard> rww: it doesn't, so far as I can tell... and the docs state that it doesn't write to media players
[01:01] <moulin> Who can help me with a Sendmail issue?
[01:01] <nai> Mike_lifeguard also exaile
[01:01] <terr_> So for a bootable USB drive - is there any reason to go above 1GB?
[01:02] <ScottG> rww: From the man page, it actually sounds like I should use -T not -t
[01:02] <terr_> moulin: I use postfix
[01:02] <papna> terr_, You'd be able to store nontrivial amounts of data and extra software on it.
[01:02] <Arkhalis> terr_: depends on the size of the live cd
[01:02] <rww> ScottG: if the CD tray is open, -T and -t will do the same thing
[01:02] <ScottG> rww: Wait i lied
[01:02] <ScottG> rww: Yea
[01:02] <papna> ScottG, If you don't know, -t is for you--then you know it will end up closed.
[01:03] <Arkhalis> terr_: ubuntu 9.04 netbook remix fit on a 1g....
[01:03] <moulin> terr_: I want to disable local delivery for a domain
[01:03] <terr_> papna: there will be a 160GB HHD in the machine...
[01:03] <ScottG> papna: Yea.
[01:03] <ScottG> Thanks guys
[01:04] <fattybutterpance> Would anyone know how I might be able to avoid a kernel panic? I get one after resuming from sleep... not right away, but after some internet activity.
[01:04] <terr_> moulin: I have never done that.  You better ask someone else - try #postfix
[01:04] <Arkhalis> terr_:  it loads  properly according to dmesg
[01:04] <moulin> terr_: thanks!
[01:04] <Arkhalis> i'm at a loss here, completely confused
[01:04] <terr_> Arkhalis: then your driver is not loaded.  look for the driver.  lsmod I think
[01:05] <nellmathew> i'm curious if i "clone a git repository" would that be similar to adding the repos to sources? (would apt inform me of new available updates?)
[01:05] <cabrey> nellmathew, no git is a software versioning sysem
[01:05] <cabrey> system*
[01:06] <nellmathew> ah, thanks cabrey
[01:06] <cabrey> it is extremely bleeding edge software
[01:06] <terr_> So far I cannot think of why I might need more than a 1GB USB drive.  I mean a CD is < 1GB and they do the job.
[01:06] <nigrea> Hello guys, I had some problems with mysql-server, I tried to reinstall it from the top, but now it will not let me install it "E: mysql-server-5.1: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[01:06] <nigrea> " any ideas or suggestions, I could ask in mysql chat but since its more an installing error, I think u could help :)
[01:06] <Arkhalis> terr_: so what would i have to do to load the driver?
[01:06] <terr_> I'm thinking to make the USB drive bootable all I might need to do is put grub on it - then lift the boot sector and lay it back down again wiht DD
[01:06] <Arkhalis> lol... game set and match terr_ no need for more than a 1gb
[01:07] <laeg> cabrey: when i type a command in terminal like pidgin - how do i change where that actually points to?
[01:07] <terr_> Arkhalis: hmnm - I've done this b4.
[01:07] <terr_> Arkhalis: bin years
[01:07] <laeg> it's definitely installed with synaptic now but  i remember changing where pidgin looks
[01:07] <Arkhalis> bootable usb drive is easier than that
[01:07] <cabrey> laeg, it depends on the $PATH
[01:07] <terr_> Arkhalis: really?  I've NEVER used USB even
[01:07] <hipitihop> if in grub I do 'find /boot/grub/stage1' and it returns (hd0,0) and (hd2,0) how do I know which drives or mount points these relate to ?
[01:07] <Arkhalis> there is even an app out there to take the live cd file (even windows xp) and make it bootable on a thumb drive
[01:07] <redsoxking> hello everyone
[01:08] <rww> laeg: when you type in "pidgin", bash looks in your $PATH variable and looks in every directory in there, from left to right, until it finds one. You can see what's in $PATH with "echo $PATH".
[01:08] <Arkhalis> does it all for you
[01:08] <cabrey> Arkhalis, why do you need >1 GB drive?
[01:08] <terr_> Arkhalis: you will need to 1) install the driver in the mkinitrd helper file - means you need to man mkinitrd
[01:08] <terr_> Arkhalis: or modprobe blah
[01:08] <Arkhalis> cabrey: never said he did... i was saying mine was 2gb but it was extra space
[01:08] <cabrey> ahh mk :)
[01:08] <MK-ubuntu> what?
[01:09] <redsoxking> does anyone know how to convert .ppt to mpeg 4 or AVI?????
[01:09] <terr_> Arkhalis: there is a file in /etc which has the list of modules the os needs to load.  I ran into the problem when I upgraded the kernel and didn't rebuild mkinitrd and I was using a SCSI HDD and it dind't have a driver!!! kernel paniced
[01:09] <Arkhalis> hey cabrey, remember how i was having problems with wired ethernet a couple weeks ago? well yesterday it just suddenly stopped working dissapeared entirely lol
[01:09] <redsoxking> i want to post on metacafe and youtube
[01:09] <Arkhalis> terr_: i already have it listed in etc/modules
[01:09] <cabrey> redsoxking, uh record it while you're playing it back?
[01:10] <Arkhalis> terr_: however, i don't know what this man mkinitrd thing is
[01:10] <MK-ubuntu> cabrey, i thought u called me.
[01:10] <hipitihop> redsoxking: not sure what ppt is but have you tried vlc ? it has many  transcoding options
[01:10] <cabrey> MK-ubuntu, oh no haha
[01:10] <timposey> i have a webpage that has some flash links to MP3 files, but none of my browsers in ubuntu will play the audio, it works fine on a windows machine wth firefox but nothing on ubuntu. any ideas?
[01:10] <MK-ubuntu> o.O;; lolz
[01:10] <rww> hipitihop: ppt = Microsoft PowerPoint file
[01:10] <redsoxking> ppt is a power point presentation
[01:10] <cabrey> Arkhalis, is this the 1008ha?
[01:10] <Arkhalis> cabrey: yep
[01:10] <Darck1> Hi all. Got a problem with my display. SOMETHING (I don't know what) runs just after login and changes my display to 800x600 instead of the 1680x1050 that's in my xorg.conf file - any ideas?
[01:10] <cabrey> Arkhalis, i think i know why
[01:11] <cabrey> Arkhalis, there was a recent kernel update
[01:11] <redsoxking> cabrey: how do I record it...what app?
[01:11] <laeg> cabrey, rww: echo $PATH = /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games - how do i make it find where synaptic would have put pidgin?
[01:11] <terr_> Arkhalis: trust me - its important.  Its part of the boot sequence - where the kernel gets extra drivers which are needed but not compiled in.
[01:11] <rww> Darck1: is System > Preferences > Display set right?
[01:11] <cabrey> !info gtk-recordmydesktop | redsoxking
[01:11] <redsoxking> cabrey: thanks
[01:11] <cabrey> laeg, are you using your compiled pidgin?
[01:11] <redsoxking> ubottu:thanks
[01:11] <hipitihop> rww, that's what I thought but I was never aware those could be made into mpeg4 or similar formats
[01:11] <Darck1> Yup. I'm using nvidia-settings for that
[01:12] <Arkhalis> cabrey: my dmesg shows it there, and it's in etc/modules but not in my ifconfig.... terr_: i don't doubt it's important... i just don't know what you mean by man mkiniwhatever >< lol
[01:12] <redsoxking> lol
[01:12] <rww> laeg: "which pidgin" will show where pidgin is installed. Ubuntu's default location is /usr/bin/pidgin
[01:12] <terr_> Seesh - $8/1Gb, $10/2GB.  I might as well splurge!!!!  But what a WASTE
[01:12] <cabrey> Arkhalis, did you recompile the kernel for the 2.6.28-13 update?
[01:12] <cabrey> recompile the module*
[01:12] <rww> !dontzap > Um_cara_qualquer (Please see the private message from the bot)
[01:12] <terr_> Arkhalis: man gives you docs
[01:13] <Arkhalis> cabrey: would the kernet update automatically?
[01:13] <Arkhalis> kernel
[01:13] <cabrey> Arkhalis, if you used update-manager or updated using aptitude/apt-get
[01:13] <laeg> cabrey: not the compiled version, the past few hours i've been trying to uninstall it - last think i did was a config, make and uninstall from /usr/bin/pidgin-2.5.5
[01:13] <terr_> Arkhalis: what does lsmod show?
[01:14] <cabrey> laeg, if you used --prefix during ./configure, you can just delete the folder
[01:14] <Arkhalis> cabrey:alright, well i have already recompiled the source and did sudo make install and it errored out
[01:14] <cabrey> Arkhalis, can you pastebin the error?
[01:14] <Arkhalis> terr_: i would pastebin it but i can't get internet on the laptop right now lol
[01:14] <Arkhalis> hmm
[01:14] <laeg> cabrey: what do you mean during configure, i installed the latest version with synaptic?
[01:14] <terr_> Arkhalis: ugghh.
[01:14] <cabrey> Arkhalis, use a flash drive or something
[01:15] <Arkhalis> cabrey, terr_: give me a bit to copy paste and transfer to this computer so i can pastebin... they will be on the same pastebin though
[01:15] <terr_> Arkhalis: I had that problem with the mkinitrd - and my servers were down.  it wasn't just the kernel that paniced
[01:15] <cabrey> laeg, no i'm talking about the one you compiled.
[01:15] <pikeshouse88> hey guys
[01:15] <laeg> /usr/bin/pidgin
[01:15] <Arkhalis> I will pastebin lsmod, lshw, ifconfig, and the error when i sudo make install k?
[01:15] <cabrey> laeg, ok. you have one compiled version of pidgin from a while ago and one recently installed via apt, correct?
[01:15] <terr_> Arkhalis: just us lsmod while root - the driver should be listed.  If not try modprobe blah
[01:16] <laeg> cabrey, rww: which pidgin = /usr/bin/pidgin
[01:16] <timposey> i have a webpage that has some flash links to MP3 files, but none of my browsers in ubuntu will play the audio, it works fine on a windows machine wth firefox but nothing on ubuntu. any ideas?
[01:16] <laeg> cabrey: yes but i did a conf, make and uninstall on the compiled version a few mins ago
[01:16] <laeg> cabrey: then i removed and re-added the apt one
[01:16] <laeg> now pidgin = not found
[01:16] <laeg> wait shit
[01:16] <GuyFromHell> does anyone know of any software to broadcast a desktop over streaming video or something?
[01:16] <pikeshouse88> ok so, theyres a stream that plays with flash. but we all know how much flash sucks. I really want to take the stream and play it with VLC. would anyone be willing to help me decompile the SWF and find the source video?
[01:16] <laeg> cabrey: yeah, not found - used to run but was bugged
[01:17] <cabrey> laeg, run sudo aptitude remove pidgin
[01:17] <pikeshouse88> because i have no idea how to do that and its killing me
[01:17] <arash> rg
[01:17] <laeg> cabrey: it's doing it, bear in mind the source code is still in /opt/pidgin-2.5.5 in case it's relevant
[01:17] <terr_> pikeshouse88: ya - I f8ing hate flash too!
[01:17] <gmcm> I recently installed the newest version of Ubuntu. I then uninstalled the embedded version of OpenOffice. Now I would like to install OpenOffice 3.1. I've downloaded OpenOffice, but don't understand the instructions for installation. Can someone help?
[01:17] <upgrdman> other than gtk-gnutella, are there any decent p2p programs for gnome/gtk?
[01:17] <sacamano> hey, quick question. so i update my repo lists, but for some reason it never asks if i want to upgrade to OpenOffice3.0. why (or more importantly) how do you upgrade?
[01:18] <pikeshouse88> terr_: would you be able to help?
[01:18] <sacamano> gmcm, go to Add/Remove, and install it that way.
[01:18] <gmcm> Ok, I'll try that.
[01:18] <VCoolio> upgrdman: deluge, transmission, bittornado
[01:18] <rww> !p2p | upgrdman
[01:18] <terr_> pikeshouse88: I probably have too many things on my platter at the moment.  However technically I probably can help.  I need to get other things done first.
[01:19] <upgrdman> !gnutella
[01:19] <caronav> hola
[01:19] <terr_> pikeshouse88: I need to set up a new desktop, upgrade my firewalls, set up new web servers, set up full ISP style email
[01:19] <laeg> cabrey: aptitude remove pidgin complete...
[01:19] <danbhfive> sacamano: are you using LTS?
[01:20] <cabrey> laeg, if you don't mind cleaning your apt cache: sudo apt-get autoclean
[01:20] <sacamano> danbhfive, im on 8.10, i dont remember if its LTS
[01:20] <Darck1> any ideas what this is? http://pastebin.com/d28d0f9d3
[01:20] <caronav> alguien puede ayudar q pograma puedo bajar para k mi ipod touch gestionarlo?
[01:20] <sacamano> gmcm, that keeps it in your official repositories and that way fixes, updates, and patches automatically apply. if you download it straight from the web, or in a .deb package, it wont be updated.
[01:20] <cabrey> !br
[01:20] <sacamano> cabrey, thats spanish
[01:20] <sacamano> !sp
[01:21] <sacamano> !es
[01:21] <danbhfive> sacamano: well, 3.0 was abandoned, FYI.  3.1 is in Jaunty.  I'm not sure what happened with backporting it to intrepid...
[01:21] <cabrey> haha oops
[01:21] <sacamano> :)
[01:21] <sacamano> ahhh, that makes sense. thanks danbhfive
[01:22] <Darck1> :-( Someone throw me a bone? Every time I log on my desktop gets reset to 800x600 and I have no idea why
[01:22] <terr_> Arkhalis:  any luck?  What does lsmod show?
[01:23] <Arkhalis> pastebinning in one sec sorry
[01:23] <Darck1> I did a cat /var/log/syslog to step through everything in there but I can't work out what's happening
[01:24] <`Dave`> Can someone tell me how to load programs without using the terminal please
[01:24] <laeg> cabrey: sudo apt-get autoclean
[01:24] <laeg> complete
[01:24] <Darck1> alt+f2
[01:25] <terr_> Darck1: check your /etc/X11/XF86Config-4
[01:25] <`Dave`> ty Darck1
[01:25] <Darck1> yw
[01:25] <Darck1> Thanks terr_ that files a new one to me
[01:25] <Darck1> I'll look now
[01:25] <Arkhalis> terr_, cabrey: http://paste.ubuntu.com/201781/   shows error for make install on driver at the bottom cabrey also everything else too lol
[01:25] <entropy> Is there a better sound driver for an iMac 7,1's card than the Realtek ALC889A? I really need to configure the bass levels in alsamixer, however this driver only gives me Master and PCM.
[01:26] <Darck1> um... I don't see a /etc/X11/XF86Config-4
[01:26] <terr_> Darck1: might be a different version.  that is what mine is.  Also I configured dual heads in so I needed to learn that stuff.
[01:27] <sacamano> Darck1, you sounds like your x.org config
[01:27] <danbhfive> Darck1: have you looked at Xorg.0.log?
[01:27] <gggg> what's the difference between modules and drivers?
[01:27] <terr_> entropy: sorry.  After the latest RIAA crap - we need to boycott all big label music and buy ONLY from artists.
[01:28] <Darck1> Okay - no I haven't looked at Xorg.0.log - looking now
[01:28] <danbhfive> gggg: in Ubuntu, drivers are loaded as modules
[01:28] <Arkhalis> you see the pastebin terr_?
[01:28] <Arkhalis> and cabrey
[01:28] <terr_> gggg: drivers live in modules
[01:28] <gggg> so device drivers and modules are same?
[01:28] <Darck1> last but one line shows nvidia setting 800x600
[01:29] <Darck1> (II) NVIDIA(0): Setting mode "800x600"
[01:29] <gmcm> sacamano: Do I need to select the entire OpenOffice.org package when installing in order to get the automatic updates, or can I just select the functions I want from OpenOffice (like Database)?
[01:29] <Darck1> BUT - this isn't in my config file and I don't know WHAT is setting that resolution
[01:29] <VCoolio> if it happens after login it should be a user config I think; I have e.g. ~/.nvidia-settings-rc and ~/.screenrc; maybe you have something there that overrides xorg.conf, is that possible? just guessing
[01:29] <gggg> writing device driver and writing modules are similar?
[01:29] <VCoolio> Darck1: ^^
[01:29] <Darck1> thanks VCoolio - I'll look there
[01:31] <Darck1> Hmmm... I do have a .nvidia-settings-rc file that got changed 06/15/09 but I don't see anything in there that changes resolution
[01:32] <thinkle79> The recent kernel upgrade in jaunty to 2.6.28-13 broke my poulsbo drivers from the ubuntu-mobile ppa (I'm on a dell-mini-12). If I run from 2.6.28-13, I have to run in vesa mode with low res. I can boot from the previous kernel (2.6.28-11) but then my broadcom wireless drivers don't load for some reason. Any ideas how to get out of this situation?
[01:33] <Darck1> I have .screenrc but it's empty
[01:33] <Arkhalis> anything terr_?
[01:33] <danbhfive> Darck1: try creating a new user, and see if the problem remains
[01:34] <terr_> Arkhalis: just getting to it now.
[01:34] <Arkhalis> aha sorry and thanks
[01:34] <Darck1> danbhfile - I'm fairly certain that if I log in as a different user I won't get the error, kinda loathe to do that while I have you all trying to help me
[01:34] <Darck1> :-p
[01:34] <terr_> Arkhalis: what if?
[01:35] <chris_lenz123> hey guys i need help with my speakers
[01:35] <Arkhalis> what if what?
[01:35] <terr_> Arkhalis: what interface (if) is missing?
[01:35] <Arkhalis> atl1e   or the wired ethernet port
[01:35] <fattybutterpance> thinkle79, Can you boot from a live USB, I had somthing simular where modules were not loading... Some links were messed up on my machine.
[01:35] <Arkhalis> it shows as attansic in lshw
[01:35] <chris_lenz123> they wont work on Linux
[01:36] <terr_> Arkhalis: running an asus eee pC?
[01:36] <Miles_Firefox> need help. with GNOME, where on this server will i found?
[01:36] <Arkhalis> terr_: Yeah, 1008ha
[01:37] <terr_> Arkhalis: I'm looking for a real cheap one!
[01:37] <thinkle79> fattybutterpance: I haven't tried a live USB but presumably wireless would work -- wireless worked fine when I installed jaunty fresh and it worked fine until the recent kernel upgrade. It also works fine now (with the latest kernel) but my graphics are broken and I can't seem to downgrade.
[01:38] <terr_> Arkhalis: how fast is the atom verses a 1.3GHz tualatin core celron?
[01:38] <geirha> Darck1: Does the login screen have the correct resolution?
[01:38] <Arkhalis> it's decent at full speed but since it's made to conserve battery life it runs slower 90% of the time
[01:39] <terr_> Arkhalis: product: Attansic Technology Cor    <--- is that the missing nic?
[01:39] <Darck1> geirha: Yes it does
[01:39] <Darck1> that's why I think it's something that's happening in my logon
[01:39] <Arkhalis> yeah... it's actually an ar8132
[01:39] <terr_> Arkhalis: how many bogomips?  Of course I have no rebootted this machien for 2 years so I think its about 1300
[01:40] <Miles_Firefox> gnome panel, since is becoming in front of window close button (X). everytime i maximize it respect the limit boundaries of gnome panel. since yesterday. then it (pic) starts to happen. There is a way to fix it?
[01:40] <donny> does any one know how to install world of warcraft on ubuntu 9.04
[01:40] <geirha> Darck1: Run gconf-editor and browse to /desktop/gnome/screen/default/0/   what's the resolution set to there?
[01:40] <rz187> !nvidia
[01:40] <Arkhalis> not sure terr_ haven't been using it but 3 weeks lol
[01:40] <xcerca> is there any kind of macro recorder / player ?  whats good for that ?
[01:40] <terr_>  2601.77 BogoMIPS
[01:40] <usr13> !wow
[01:41] <Arkhalis> terr_: running short on time, have to go to work soon
[01:41] <Darck1> there is no /desktop/gnome/screen
[01:41] <terr_> Arkhalis: check dmesg
[01:41] <Arkhalis> ok and look for what?
[01:41] <xcerca> !macro
[01:41] <terr_> Arkhalis: do you live in Oz?
[01:41] <rz187> I have an EVGA Nvidia 8600 gts.....should the drivers i download in an update work for dual screen? cuase its not detecting...i htink im having mobo problems is why im asking
[01:42] <terr_> Arkhalis: product: Attansic Technology Cor    <--- is that the missing nic?
[01:42] <ivantis> I'm having some trouble getting an smb mount working
[01:42] <ivantis> Can someone who has done this before walk me through it?
[01:42] <Darck1> - /desktop/gnome/remote_access then /desktop/gnome/session
[01:42] <VCoolio> Darck1: try disconnecting and replugging the cables http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=35485&start=15
[01:42] <terr_> rz187: you need to configure /etc/X11/XF86...
[01:43] <rz187> is there another way? I thought i did this before
[01:43] <geirha> Darck1: It's probably different in newer releases then. I'm on good old 8.04 myself.
[01:43] <CapeONE> sup people
[01:43] <Arkhalis> terr_: i don't see it in there ><
[01:43] <rz187> the 2nd screen isnt showing in Monitor resolution settings, where i think it has in the past
[01:43] <CapeONE> HI GUYS
[01:43] <Arkhalis> terr_: attansic, ar8132, or atl1e
[01:43] <donny> does any one know how to use wine ?
[01:43] <sebsebseb> donny: yeah
[01:44] <sebsebseb> donny: of course
[01:44] <cabrey> Arkhalis, sorry was away for a little bit
[01:44] <joel_> !hi | CapeONE
[01:44] <donny> i am trying to install wow on ubuntu and it tells me to type this into termanil
[01:44] <Darck1> bizarre - but I'm not using experimental - I'll try unblugging and replugging though
[01:44] <donny> cd /home/donavan/desktop>/
[01:44] <donny> then wine installer.exe
[01:44] <donny> when i do that i get this message wine: could not load L"C:\\windows\\system32\\installer.exe": Module not found
[01:45] <Arkhalis> cabrey: no worries... i have the pastebin up http://paste.ubuntu.com/201781/ down at the bottom it shows the make install
[01:45] <joel_> donny: have you downloaded wine?
[01:45] <VCoolio> Darck1: I remember a guy having your problem, stuck at 800x600; it helped him
[01:45] <donny> yes
[01:45] <donny> and i ahve installed it
[01:45] <Darck1> okay - I've unplugged and replugged - I'll restart X
[01:45] <Darck1> brb
[01:45] <cabrey> Arkhalis, run make clean then just make and post that output. btw if you have another computer running 2.6.28-13, you can use that
[01:45] <Darck1> aw shit
[01:46] <terr_> Arkhalis: you'll note lsmod does not show the driver.  try this:  locate ar8132 / locate atl1e  modprobe ar8132  / modprobe atl1e  (should be the same name as in /etc/modules)
[01:46] <Darck1> all the stuff I've done has made me lose my "Zap"
[01:46] <Darck1> anybody remember what the command is to re-enable zap?
[01:46] <Flannel> !dontzap | Darck1
[01:47] <fattybutterpance> thinkle79: I am not too sure, maybe this link may help... https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[01:47] <donny> does any one know what i should do
[01:47] <geirha> Darck1: It's better to log out and back in again though. That restarts X in a cleaner way
[01:47] <Darck1> k thanks
[01:47] <terr_> Arkhalis: did you do make init?  (Might not be quite correct - been a while since I've done this)
[01:47] <Arkhalis> terr_: modprobe on ar8132 errored... atl1e seemed fine it listed a bunch and the modprobe had no error
[01:47] <terr_> Arkhalis: ya - I see.
[01:47] <terr_> try make clean
[01:48] <terr_> then your make sequence
[01:48] <cabrey> pastebin it!
[01:48] <terr_> damn - I forget the make sequence
[01:48] <Arkhalis> ok i will one sec
[01:48] <donny> should i uninstall wine and reinstal it ?
[01:48] <laeg> cabrey: you there mate? i sudo aptitude remove pidgin, sudo apt-get autocleanand then tried sudo aptitude install pidgin but it says bash: /usr/local/bin/pidgin: No such file or directory
[01:48] <terr_> Arkhalis: do this for me:  cd /var/log; dmesg and tell me the bogomips
[01:48] <thinkle79> fattybutterpance: Thanks -- I think that's a different graphics driver though. I found this -- http://mok0.wordpress.com/2009/05/25/ubuntu-on-the-dell-mini-10-2/ -- which has a comment that refers to exactly what I'm experiencing. Unfortunately, the solution (install psb-kernel-source) isn't working as I'm getting error building the module.
[01:49] <cabrey> laeg, have you tried logging out and back in again?
[01:49] <geirha> donny: Sure you got the right directory?
[01:49] <donny> wich directory ? were the wow files are ?
[01:50] <geirha> donny: Try this. In the terminal type wine followed by  a space, then drag the file installer.exe onto the terminal window, then run the command
[01:51] <donny> i think it workes
[01:51] <laeg> cabrey: before or after install?
[01:51] <Arkhalis> terr_: where do i find the bogomips in dmesg?
[01:51] <cabrey> laeg, after
[01:51] <terr_> Arkhalis: at the top
[01:51] <geirha> donny: Then you had probably "cd"-ed to the wrong directory earlier
[01:51] <donny> thank you geirha
[01:51] <laeg> cabrey: when i install pidgin it also doesn't put any shortcuts in the apps menu like it used to in case that's relevant..
[01:51] <donny> whats -ed?
[01:53] <geirha> donny: -ed as in past tense
[01:53] <Fullmoon> My web server runs as www:www, I have user alpha, and beta, the server needs to read the files of the user, but I dont want user alpha to ready betas files or vice verse, how can i set this up?
[01:53] <BrianV> hi all. Is it possible to install ubuntu to an existing ext4 partition?
[01:54] <terr_> Arkhalis: damn - I can't find my goat book!
[01:54] <donny> o lol i knew that well thank you
[01:54] <darck1> tried that and a few other things besides - no dice, still resets to 800x600
[01:54] <nellmathew> umm.. how the heck do i get outta zoom desktop in compiz? =X
[01:54] <usr13> BrianV: Well, yes, but why not just let the install program repartion and re-format the space for you?
[01:54] <VCoolio> Darck1: did you also unplug on the monitor side? That was crucial to the guy I remembered; should have mentioned before; http://cafelinux.org/forum/index.php?topic=25.0;msg=159 ; otherwise I'm out of ideas
[01:54] <BrianV> usr13: because I have an existing fedora 11 partition there I want to overwrite
[01:54] <usr13> BrianV: Is it empty?  (no files on it?)
[01:55] <BrianV> usr13: the problem is, the installer isn't picking up on my ext4 partitions
[01:55] <darck1> How could that matter? If it's unplugged at one side then... well... the computer won't know that it's unplugged at the other
[01:55] <usr13> BrianV: Delete the partiton.
[01:55] <terr_> Arkhalis: make sequence:  configure; make; make install\
[01:55] <terr_> Arkhalis: make sequence:  configure; make; make install
[01:55] <nellmathew> nvm, just needed to click desktop and super+r, figures..
[01:56] <BrianV> usr13: I can't. I have 2 ext4 partitions. The installer just sees it as one big unrecognized lump of disk
[01:56] <VCoolio> darck1: [quote] how does that make effing sense [/quote] read the link
[01:56] <Arkhalis> sorry, got the fiance yaking in my ear what does that mean and that
[01:56] <darck1> lol
[01:56] <Arkhalis> can't think lol
[01:56] <BrianV> that is, it doesn't recognize the individual partitions
[01:56] <darck1> I just did
[01:56] <darck1> okay - trying again
[01:56] <cabrey> laeg, gnome sometimes takes a little to update its menu system
[01:56] <sebsebseb> BrianV: which version of Ubuntu?
[01:56] <Arkhalis> the dmesg scrolls too far and the top is too far up to read the bogomips
[01:56] <BrianV> sebsebseb: 9.04
[01:57] <sebsebseb> BrianV: and the Live CD won't detect the Fedora Ext4 hum
[01:57] <terr_> Arkhalis: NEVER but NEVER say "yacking".  tyr dmesg | less
[01:57] <Arkhalis> also...
[01:57] <terr_> Arkhalis: treat em nice!  they can make your life miserable
[01:57] <sebsebseb> BrianV: Ext4 is a bit bad in 9.04 anyway,  since  no 2.6.30  kernel from the repo  as an update and so on
[01:57] <Arkhalis> for some reason when i save my make sequence into a text doc
[01:57] <BrianV> sebsebseb: yes. Although now that I think about it... I used LVM, and if I recall, Ubuntu needs extra packages to use LVM
[01:57] <Arkhalis> text file that is
[01:57] <sebsebseb> BrianV: Ubuntu only do security updates you see, so 2.6.30 does not count
[01:57] <Arkhalis> transfer to this pc it comes up gibberish so i can't pastebin it this time
[01:57] <Arkhalis> it's odd
[01:58] <terr_> Arkhalis: dmesg | grep bogo
[01:58] <BrianV> sebsebseb: hmm... that's a problem then. The Fedora install is troublesome, and I was hoping to upgrade easily. It locks up every time I try to backup my disk
[01:58] <terr_> Arkhalis: what country are you in?
[01:58] <sebsebseb> BrianV: well with the default kernel in 9.04 people can get a lockup when deleting data, it's in the release notes
[01:58] <darck1> okay - unplugged and re-plugged, restarting x
[01:58] <Arkhalis> us
[01:58] <sebsebseb> !notes |  BrianV
[01:58] <terr_> oh - working the late shift then
[01:59] <gmap> how do i apt-get install a list of packages from a text file?
[01:59] <sebsebseb> BrianV:   Fedora 11 uses Ext4 by default, and it's meant to be pretty good there :)  also  Ubuntu 9.10 released at the end of October will be using by default
[01:59] <BrianV> sebsebseb: ok. Well, I guess my strategy then is to try to get the disk to read with the liveCD so I can back it up.
[01:59] <Arkhalis> yeah work at a bar
[01:59] <terr_> gmap put #/bin/bash as the 1st line and execute it.  chmod +c blah  ./blah
[02:00] <BrianV> sebsebseb: then I will reformat to ext3, and start from scratch
[02:00] <terr_> chmod +x blah
[02:00] <Ahadiel> gmap, for pkg in `cat /path/to/file`; do apt-get install $pkg; done
[02:00] <Darck1> Well it was a lovely little ride - but it didn't help
[02:00] <Ahadiel> gmap, but that's assuming each package is on it's own line
[02:00] <sebsebseb> BrianV: how about  starting from scratch with  at least / in Ext4, at least then Ubuntu is faster to boot.
[02:00] <Ddorda> will Intel Core2Duo E2180 run ubuntu fine?
[02:00] <terr_> Arkhalis: I'd like a beer
[02:00] <sebsebseb> BrianV: keep data on Ext3 for now
[02:00] <gmap> ok thx Ahadiel
[02:01] <BrianV> sebsebseb: because /home is already on EXT4 from the Fedora 11 install
[02:01] <will> I hope this is the channel for people that just did stupid things. I just ran gzip on a directory without using tar first. Is there anyway to unzip all of the .gz files in all of the subdirectories at once?
[02:01] <sebsebseb> BrianV: right, but you made it sound like you were going to start over from scratch with all Ext3
[02:01] <terr_> Arkhalis: what is the cheapest eeepc you have come across?
[02:01] <Ahadiel> gmap, np
[02:01] <BrianV> sebsebseb: I may have to. If EXT4 support isn't ready in Ubuntu, no sense keeping it
[02:02] <gogeta> terr_ 900a ebay 150$
[02:02] <SeekingNothing> I've got an error when I try to uninstall things that reads "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[02:02] <SeekingNothing> E: _cache->open() failed, please report." when I enter that into the terminal I get the following error, "dpkg: parse error, in file '/var/lib/dpkg/updates/0004' near line 14 package 'labyrinth': EOF during value field 'Description' (missing final newline)". What do I do?
[02:02] <Mike_lifeguard> will: probably look for an -r option in man gzip?
[02:02] <sebsebseb> BrianV: when doing another distro, it's probably  usaully better to start over from scratch well for stuff such as /
[02:02] <gogeta> new
[02:02] <samorai> hi! gye
[02:02] <BrianV> sebsebseb: well, / I would have. But /home I was trying to save
[02:02] <sebsebseb> BrianV: delete the Fedora / and start over with an Ubuntu /
[02:02] <Mike_lifeguard> will: or use find and tell it to unzip them
[02:02] <gmap> Ahadiel: would this work? "$apt-get install | cat pkg.list"
[02:02] <terr_> gogeta: a 701 is fine too
[02:02] <samorai> wher's I can get Ubuntu.fr
[02:02] <BrianV> sebsebseb: that's the problem. The disk has a / and a /home partition, both EXT4. The installer doesn't see them
[02:02] <Darck1> so - something is setting my rez to 800x600 when I log in... but we don't know what...
[02:03] <gogeta> terr 900a has a atom but the celroms are not bad
[02:03] <BrianV> sebsebseb: it just sees one big unrecognized partition
[02:03] <Ahadiel> gmap, that doesn't make sense. You would pipe the output of cat pkg.list to apt-get if anything.
[02:03] <Mike_lifeguard> will: confirmed, -r exists for gzip
[02:03] <sebsebseb> BrianV: the installer right, but manual install is pretty limited anyway
[02:03] <samorai> Ubuntu fr Please I want Link
[02:03] <Ahadiel> gmap, I'm not sure if apt-get reads from stdin
[02:03] <sebsebseb> BrianV: what about gparted?  system > administaration > partition editor
[02:03] <gogeta> terr i can get 5 hrs off this 3 cell battery without wifi on
[02:03] <gogeta> 3 with
[02:03] <BrianV> sebsebseb: checking...
[02:03] <gmap> Ahadiel: ok just wondering, your other way is working anyway.
[02:03] <VCoolio> gmap: dpkg --set-selections  < path/to/file
[02:04] <Arkhalis> alright, i give up... no wired ethernet for me
[02:04] <terr_> gogeta: I'm just going to use it as a web server
[02:04] <gogeta> terr why you ask
[02:04] <gogeta> oh
[02:04] <will> Mike_lifeguard: I've tried gunzip *.gz -r and that is telling me no such file or directory.
[02:04] <infinity217> how do i turn off wifi on my eee h1000 (fn+f2 dont work) ?
[02:04] <Arkhalis> terr_: what was that dmesg grep bogo what?
[02:04] <terr_> gogeta: I don't even need a KB and screen.
[02:04] <Ahadiel> gmap, that's good.
[02:04] <BrianV> sebsebseb: Gparted sees them
[02:04] <Mike_lifeguard> will: no, give it the directory, and use -r
[02:04] <terr_> Arkhalis: I just want to know what the bogoips are on the atom cpu.
[02:04] <sebsebseb> BrianV: ok well this is how I do it :)   well except last time when I tried the alternate CD out for my first time
[02:04] <Mike_lifeguard> will: gunzip -r /path/to/directory
[02:04] <gogeta> terr acer one or a eee ha more storage space unless you add a sd card or usb hdd
[02:04] <samorai> I want to Install Winrar because I have problem tu unzip rar
[02:05] <terr_> gogeta: I'd be happy with a broken one!!!  LOL
[02:05] <Arkhalis> yeah just tell me what to type and i will tell you before i head out for work
[02:05] <infinity217> install unrar
[02:05] <sebsebseb> BrianV: step 1  set up the partitions in Gparted   step 2 follow the installer through and finnish off in manual install,  ticking format on the partitions and telling it what to use them as
[02:05] <scunizi> samorai: install unrar instead
[02:05] <terr_> gogeta: 8GBN is lots
[02:05] <geirha> Darck1: Just to make sure, go to System -> Preferences -> Display properties, set the correct resolution, click apply and close, then log out and back in again
[02:05] <RkyRaccoon> does anyone know how to install alice on ubuntu 9.04?
[02:05] <terr_> gogeta: 8GB is lots
[02:05] <Arkhalis> cabrey: if you are still here in a bit i will get a pastebin for you when i get to work... when i have wireless access
[02:05] <will> Mike: I'm retarded. Thank you.
[02:05] <gogeta> lets switch to privat messags for this
[02:05] <infinity217> samorai: apt-get install unrar
[02:06] <Mike_lifeguard> will: no more than most people ^_^
[02:06] <Arkhalis> terr_: was it grep | bogo or something?
[02:06] <samorai> thanks i test it
[02:06] <sebsebseb> BrianV: so much more control with gparted
[02:06] <suman> so here is the thing. i want to install bouml 4.12.* and that is only in the intrepid and jaunty version.... and in their sources.....
[02:06] <cabrey> Arkhalis, whats a bit? i'll be on here for a while but not straight through the night :P
[02:06] <infinity217> how do i turn off wifi on my eee h1000 (fn+f2 dont work) ?
[02:06] <RkyRaccoon> does anyone know how to install alice on ubuntu 9.04?
[02:06] <terr_> Arkhalis: join us here:  #gogeta
[02:06] <BrianV> sebsebseb: hmm. except they are LVM. So the installer won't recognize them
[02:06] <suman> can i add the sources to my hardy heron and do the install?
[02:06] <will> Mike: that worked perfectly. Thank you so much. Have a great evening.
[02:06] <sebsebseb> BrianV: maybe Ubuntu don't have LVM  yet or something,  Ubuntu is  behind Fedora here and there always, it seems
[02:07] <samorai> thanks It's good
[02:07] <sebsebseb> BrianV: yeah Fedora is more cutting edge, later stuff  before Ubuntu
[02:07] <infinity217> it's too fast to ask anything!
[02:07] <BrianV> sebsebseb: LVM has been around for 10 years. I imagine it has it, it's just not in the installer for some reason
[02:07] <laeg> cabrey: sometimes gnome takes time to update the menu ok, but you also think that after a relog it will reconigse pidgin as a command?
[02:07] <Arkhalis> i am there
[02:07] <sebsebseb> BrianV: ah ha maybe you need the alternate CD for LVM
[02:07] <laeg> cabrey: can't i even goto pidgin wherever it is and open it to see if it runs?
[02:07] <Darck1> checking .xsession-errors file and I find where it's changing the resolution, I've just got to find out why and how
[02:07] <jackmackg> hello ubuntuers
[02:08] <infinity217> hi
[02:08] <cabrey> laeg, it's in /usr/bin/pidgin
[02:08] <RkyRaccoon> does anyone know how to install alice on ubuntu 9.04?
[02:08] <suman> hmmmm .... anyone??
[02:08] <Darck1> Checking screen 1Comparing resolution (800x600) to maximum 3D texture size (4096): Passed.
[02:09] <infinity217> any one?
[02:09] <Arkhalis> terr_: you there? i am in the channel but no one else is... gotta go in a few mins =p
[02:09] <infinity217> my eee issue?
[02:09] <Mike_lifeguard> !ask | infinity217
[02:09] <infinity217> how do i turn off wifi on my eee h1000 (fn+f2 dont work) ?
[02:10] <sebsebseb> BrianV: the alternate CD has some advanced features that the standard desktop CD does not have
[02:10] <RkyRaccoon> does anyone know how to install alice on ubuntu 9.04?
[02:10] <Arkhalis> infinity try this site
[02:10] <Arkhalis> one sec
[02:10] <sebsebseb> RkyRaccoon: what's that?
[02:10] <laeg> cabrey: it works when i open it like that directly
[02:10] <terr_> Arkhalis: /join #gogeta
[02:10] <RkyRaccoon> sebsebseb: its a program for learning programing
[02:10] <sully> Has anybody had any luck swapping the mappings of Alt/Option and Command on the apple keyboards on 9.04? I've read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppleKeyboard, which indicates that Xmodmap no longer works and you need to use the Keyboard Preferences configuration tool. I've tried that, and it doesn't seem to work. Checking "Left Alt is swapped with Left Win" just causes them *both* to be mapped to Alt.
[02:10] <geirha> infinity217: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC/Fixes#Hotkeys
[02:10] <samorai> yes man I get it so Fine
[02:10] <RkyRaccoon> sebsebseb: i need it for my computer science class
[02:10] <BrianV> sebsebseb: ok, I may have to download and try that
[02:10] <samorai> I move
[02:11] <Arkhalis> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC
[02:11] <BrianV> sebsebseb: logging out
[02:11] <cabrey> laeg, have you tried logging in/out?
[02:11] <BrianV> sebsebseb: thanks for the help
[02:11] <cabrey> sully, yes i've done it
[02:11] <sebsebseb> RkyRaccoon: ah ok
[02:11] <sebsebseb> BrianV: np good luck
[02:11] <Apollo2366> hey guys, I'm trying to transfer files from a windows machine to my Jaunty machine on a crossover ethernet cable. I open network, Windows Network, WORKGROUP, and it gives an error message "Unable to retrieve share list from server" Am I doing it wrong?
[02:11] <RkyRaccoon> sebsebseb: alice.org is the site
[02:11] <sebsebseb> Apollo2366: Have you got Samba installed?
[02:11] <Arkhalis> terr_: i have to go to work however i will log in later to get the bogoips for you and answer your questions while i am at work whre i have wireless access
[02:12] <sully> cabrey: What did you need to do?
[02:12] <Apollo2366> Nope, Synaptic?
[02:12] <infinity217> i tried it too complicated, can i do it without hotkey?
[02:12] <lorph> is 5.1.30really5.0.75-0ubuntu10.2
[02:12] <lorph> is mysql really 5.1.30 or is it 5.0.75
[02:12] <lorph> i'm confused
[02:12] <VCoolio> Apollo2366: yes, and after installing "sudo /etc/init.d/samba start"
[02:12] <laeg> cabrey: brb :)
[02:13] <looter> Im using compiz and I can't figure out how to   group similar items in the bottom panel,  anyone helpe me out?  I want it to behave similar to windows in how if I open a new browser window it will group it next to one that is already open
[02:13] <diffNewuser> hi guys, I need to compile a network driver for my kernel.  What files do I need to grab?
[02:13] <diffNewuser> aside from the module source code
[02:13] <cabrey> sully, i changed the 'Alt/Win key behavior' to 'Left Alt is swapped with Left Win'
[02:14] <terr_> ArkoldThos: hey - thanks
[02:14] <cabrey> sully, my layout is 'Generic 105-key (Intl) PC'
[02:14] <infinity217> i have installed the eee kernel but nothing wiyh yhe wifi!
[02:15] <sully> cabrey: I did that, and it just caused them to *both* be mapped to Alt.
[02:15]  * sully tries doing it and restarting X
[02:15] <infinity217> i use 8.10 with eee kernel i tried UNR but the hotkeys dont work too
[02:15] <infinity217> i tied it live UNR
[02:16] <sully> Unsurprisingly, that did not work.
[02:16] <RkyRaccoon> does anyone know how to install alice on ubuntu 9.04?
[02:16] <gabriel_> Hello
[02:16] <infinity217> hallo
[02:16] <Darck1> AAAAAAAAAAAGH!
[02:16] <Darck1> This is driving me BATSHIT
[02:17] <Darck1> no matter what I do it resets the resolution to 800x600
[02:17] <gabriel_> I have a .mov file on Ubuntu 9.04 but when I opent it it appears: audio/x-gst-fourcc-Qclp decoder
[02:17] <gabriel_> Apple SMC decoder
[02:17] <gabriel_>  and I cant hear any sound, how can I fix this?
[02:17] <RogueBond> I have a .mov file on Ubuntu 9.04 but when I opent it it appears: audio/x-gst-fourcc-Qclp decoder
[02:17] <RogueBond>  and I cant hear any sound, how can I fix this?
[02:17] <FloodBot1> RogueBond: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:17] <ArkoldThos> terr_, about what :O?
[02:17] <jlaroche> hello people
[02:17] <cybotron> Hello, does anyone know how to change mac address in ubuntu?
[02:18] <Darck1> that sounds like somebody up to no good... :-p
[02:18] <inx-live> hi
[02:18] <b0nn> ifconfig hw <addr> ?
[02:18] <inx-live> Anyone like CLI distros of Ubuntu?
[02:18] <RkyRaccoon> does anyone know how to install alice on ubuntu 9.04?
[02:18] <shark0der> hi all. can anyone tell me why I can't join #php ?
[02:18] <diffNewuser> inx-live: you mean like the server version ;)
[02:19] <inx-live> no, not server
[02:19] <jlaroche> I was wondering what the best way to completely remove open office? I just installed ubuntu netbook remix on a brand new eee and I want to thoroughly remove the 3.0.1 Open office that is installed by default and then install the 3.1.0 version which is available on the Open Office website...
[02:19] <inx-live> just no GUI
[02:19] <gabriel_> I have a .mov file on Ubuntu 9.04 but when I opent it it appears: audio/x-gst-fourcc-Qclp decoder
[02:19] <gabriel_> Apple SMC decoder
[02:19] <gabriel_>  and I cant hear any sound, how can I fix this?
[02:19] <RogueBond>  and I cant hear any sound, how can I fix this?
[02:19] <ArkoldThos> inx-live, is like... i hate to use sudo
[02:19] <Mike_lifeguard> RogueBond: Why are you repeating gabriel_?
[02:20] <wenko> help...I just lost some data on my HDD, from /usr/share how do I rebuild that?
[02:20] <gabriel_> Because I need some help
[02:20] <Titan8990_> wenko, how did you "lose" it?
[02:20] <gohmifune> anyone know how to make a series of ennumerated zip files from corresponding folders in terminal?
[02:20] <Mike_lifeguard> gabriel_: once is enough
[02:20] <shark0der> hey. all people here I see need some help. is this a help chanel or there is one ?
[02:20] <jackmackg> Does any one know ware i can find a key-map of the number given when you press a key on a keyboard. like when i press space i get "150" returned.
[02:21] <wenko> Titan8990_: not important <blush>
[02:21] <wenko> Titan8990_: I ment to delete the skype dir but was up too far...
[02:21] <Darck1> oh good god can somebody PLEASE help me - just tell me what log files I can paste or whatever... but this is driving me crazy. Somewhere between the login screen and loading padevchooser it's changing the resolution to 800x600
[02:21] <inx-live> diffNewuser: INX has tutorials for beginnings, you can listen to shoutcast streams, chat, gmail, graphical links browers and even watch a video in framebuffer as well as view pictures
[02:21] <wenko> rm -r ./*
[02:21] <wenko> it was retarded
[02:21] <suman> alrite.... i have hardy heron and i want to install bouml 4.12. in the hardy heron universe there is onlu 3.* , but in jaunty universe, the latest version is present, how do i install the latest version
[02:21] <Brad_R> Hey ya'll :)
[02:22] <Titan8990_> wenko, your going to be saving yourself a lot of time if you backup and reinstall
[02:22] <sagaci> I'm getting this http://paste.ubuntu.com/201795/ error when downloading packages, can someone tell me exactly what i need to take out
[02:22] <diffNewuser> hey guys, I need help with this realtek driver compiling
[02:22] <Titan8990_> wenko, especially if /home is on its own partition
[02:22] <sully> cabrey: Hm. After I set that option, xmodmap reports that Super_L is mapped to *both* mod1 and mod4. Then, running "xmodmap -e 'remove mod1 = Super_L'" gets everything working the way I want. I find this very strange, and in direct contradiction to the Apple Keyboard page's claim that xmodmap isn't useful anymore. I'm somewhat confused, but everything is working, so...
[02:22] <sully> cabrey: Thanks.
[02:22] <wenko> Titan8990_: Thats what I am thinking...but im lazy
[02:22] <diffNewuser> and it's likely I don't have the correct stuff installed
[02:22] <ArkoldThos> is like most of ubuntu users use the same partition for all :p
[02:22] <wenko> frig just another reason for me to just go build a whole new system
[02:22] <cabrey> sully, heh np, the right alt/super key didn't do that for me :/
[02:22] <nsahoo> I am considering upgrading the video card. radeon cards used to have bad driver support on linux. are they still bad?
[02:23] <ArkoldThos> nsahoo, yes
[02:23] <ArkoldThos> very
[02:23] <nsahoo> hmm
[02:23] <KillGorack> hey, greets is there a partition editor in ubuntu?
[02:23] <nsahoo> any good nvidia card suggestions? budget under 100, want many windows open on dual screen
[02:23] <ArkoldThos> nsahoo, something from series 9000 might run good
[02:24] <Apollo2366> KillGorack, Search Gparted in Synaptic
[02:24] <jlaroche> I was wondering what the best way to completely remove open office is? I just installed ubuntu netbook remix on a brand new eee and I want to Thoroughly remove Open office 3.0.1 that is installed by default, then install Open Office 3.1.0 (which I downloaded from the Open Office website).
[02:24] <KillGorack> I've installed that but can't find it in the menus heh
[02:24] <Titan8990_> wenko, well, any solution is going be very iffy
[02:24] <ArkoldThos> KillGorack, run it from terminal
[02:25] <calmbola> how can i get usb-imagewriter on 8.04?
[02:25] <Apollo2366> It's under System >> Administration, KillGorack
[02:25] <calmbola> i want to install 9.04 remix via usb
[02:25] <wenko> Titan8990_: I guess I will back up tonight and re-install
[02:25] <KillGorack> heh found it thanks! just wasnt called gparted
[02:25] <Apollo2366> np
[02:25] <wenko> Titan8990_: this was a HUGE n00b mistake
[02:26] <ArkoldThos> partition editor or some easy name that ubuntu people put on it?
[02:26] <KillGorack> yea that'sit
[02:26] <ArkoldThos> xd
[02:26] <wenko> sudo su == danger Will Robinson
[02:26] <Titan8990_> wenko, but from what I'm reading something like this: or pkg in `dpkg --get-selections|awk '{print $1}'| egrep -v '(dpkg|apt)'`; do dpkg --force-all --purge $pkg; apt-get install --reinstall $pkg; done
[02:26] <jlaroche> I was wondering what the best way to Completely remove open office is? I just installed ubuntu netbook remix on a brand new eee and I want to Thoroughly remove Open office 3.0.1 that is installed by default, then install Open Office 3.1.0 (which I downloaded from the Open Office website).
[02:26] <Titan8990_> wenko, i personally wouldn't recommend it
[02:26] <diffNewuser> anyone have any familiarity with compiling the realtek driver?
[02:26] <laeg> cabrey: ty :) the synaptic version of pidgin now runs when pidgin is put into the cmd line! :) the only thing now is the shortcut not appearing in applications > internet, i did manually remove this earlier because i had been using it for my compiled version - but it had the icon etc and look as it's supposed to, how can i remedy this?
[02:27] <wenko> Titan8990_: I might try that after the backup :P
[02:27] <loof_> test
[02:27] <cabrey> laeg, what do you mean by remove? right click -> edit menus?
[02:27] <Titan8990_> wenko, ehh
[02:27] <laeg> cabrey: yes
[02:27] <jlaroche> anyone?
[02:28] <laeg> cabrey: i removed the pidgin one before the last uninstall and reinstall
[02:28] <Titan8990_> wenko, i meant to take out the: do dpkg --force-all --purge $pkg;
[02:28] <cabrey> laeg, go back there and recheck it
[02:28] <laeg> cabrey: what do you mean? it's not there..
[02:28] <entropy> I get an Authentication failure when I run su. I'm being told I need to import a pgp key. how do I do that? 9.04 iMac 7,1
[02:28] <cabrey> laeg, how did you remove it? uncheck it or click delete?
[02:28] <laeg> cabrey: both
[02:29] <Titan8990_> wenko, have to reboot new kernel
[02:29] <henkboom> when I try to hibernate I get errors like "/sbin/s2disk: invalid option -- 'x'"
[02:29] <cabrey> laeg, apt should've reinstalled the desktop file... hmm
[02:29] <wenko> Titan8990: aptitude is damaged
[02:29] <sagaci> is there a gui tool to configure those new black notifications?
[02:29] <dsdeiz_> when i do update-alternatives --config what does "*" and "+" mean?
[02:29] <cabrey> laeg, do alt-f2 -> killall gnome-panel
[02:29] <henkboom> it seems that /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh is calling s2disk with -x and -y parameters, which it doesn't like
[02:29] <cabrey> sagaci, not yet
[02:29] <henkboom> what's going on here? =(
[02:29] <wenko> my...ehem, "start bar" is empty
[02:30] <cabrey> wenko, this isn't windows, what does that mean?
[02:30] <laeg> cabrey: no change
[02:30] <jlaroche> I was wondering what the best way to Completely remove open office is? I just installed ubuntu netbook remix on a brand new eee and I want to Thoroughly remove Open office 3.0.1 that is installed by default, then install Open Office 3.1.0 (which I downloaded from the Open Office website).
[02:30] <cybotron> how to change MAC address in Ubuntu?
[02:30] <entropy> I get an Authentication failure when I run su. I'm being told I need to import a pgp key. how do I do that? 9.04 iMac 7,1
[02:30] <sebsebseb> jlaroche: there is probably a ppa for 3.0.1
[02:31] <q0_0p> macchanger
[02:31] <Darck1> okay - I give up, I'm either gone delete this user and do a different user or just put up with this shit
[02:31] <IdleOne> !pgp
[02:31] <sebsebseb> !ppa > jlaroche
[02:31] <jlaroche> sebsebseb: Did you read what I asked?
[02:31] <sebsebseb> jlaroche: yes, but you don't just get stuff from websites with Ubuntu, that's the point I am trying to make here
[02:31] <sebsebseb> jlaroche: well you can, but not really a need if there's a ppa
[02:31] <cybotron> how to change MAC address????
[02:32] <sagaci> jlaroche: can you just remove the old open office via synaptic removal
[02:32] <q0_0p> sudo apt-get install macchanger
[02:32] <IdleOne> !mac
[02:32] <cabrey> laeg, I can PM you the contents of the .desktop file
[02:32] <laeg> cabrey: sweet
[02:32] <jlaroche> sagaci: I know that, but there are so many packages - I want to make sure everything is completely removed
[02:33] <RequinB4> I'm consdidering buying a macbook pro with vista installed (i assume with bootcamp?) and i'm wondering if i can install ubuntu, how it will work with GRUB etc
[02:33] <calmbola> how can i get usb-imagewriter on 8.04?
[02:33] <calmbola> how can i get usb-imagewriter on 8.04?
[02:33] <calmbola> sorry
[02:33] <shark0der> doesn't "apt-get install" update to the latest  version ?
[02:33] <safag1> hi ,i just got google earth 5 ,but it always crashes ,is ter any bug ,how do i fixxit ?,i m on ubuntu 9.04
[02:33] <jlaroche> some people say sudo apt-get remove, other say sudo apt-get purge, and yet others say go to synaptec and "mark all for complete removal"
[02:34] <IdleOne> shark0der: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[02:34] <jlaroche> (god knows what "all" is when it comes to a giant program like open office
[02:34] <q0_0p> i use apt-get autoremove is that bad?
[02:34] <shark0der> IdleOne: thanks, i'll know for future )
[02:34] <safag1> hi ,i just got google earth 5 ,but it always crashes ,is ter any bug ,how do i fixxit ?,i m on ubuntu 9.04hi ,i just got google earth 5 ,but it always crashes ,is ter any bug ,how do i fixxit ?,i m on ubuntu 9.04
[02:35] <jlaroche> i have a valid point here I believe... but its funny that no one can weigh in
[02:35] <shark0der> but can anyone tell when pidgin 2.6.0 will be available? with new authentification on yahoo I mean...
[02:35] <jlaroche> wow...
[02:35] <calmbola> anyone know how i can "burn" an image file onto usb?
[02:36] <RequinB4> i guess since i'm here anyway... jlaroche why are you removing ooo
[02:36] <IdleOne> jlaroche: they all work to certain degrees I guess but I havent used ubuntu in 6 months, just reinstalled today so...
[02:36] <safag1> hi ,i just got google earth 5 ,but it always crashes ,is ter any bug ,how do i fixxit ?,i m on ubuntu 9.04 ,anyone who has faced this problem ? or know d soln ?????????
[02:36] <shark0der> calmbola: what about to extract it onto usb drive?
[02:36] <jlaroche> ....
[02:36] <jlaroche> bye
[02:37] <calmbola> shark0der, i want to install ubuntu remix from it
[02:37] <calmbola> not sure what your question is asking?
[02:37] <safag1> hi ,i just got google earth 5 ,but it always crashes ,is ter any bug ,how do i fixxit ?,i m on ubuntu 9.04
[02:37] <IdleOne> !patience > safag1
[02:38] <shark0der> calmbola: www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-netbook-remix-install/
[02:38] <shark0der> maybe it will help?
[02:39] <shark0der> calmbola: on google there are a lot of information about around this
[02:39] <xine> Hi, my OpenOffice.org and Firefox think I'm in the UK (spell-check-wise) but 'locale' and GDM and so forth all say en_US, using 8.10. Any tips? I've been searching around and only found a really old bug.
[02:39] <Gnea> okay, why isn't pulseaudio being updated to 0.9.15 in jaunty yet?
[02:40] <sebsebseb> Gnea: ,because it does not count as a security update?
[02:40] <sebsebseb> Gnea: only security updates from those repos
[02:41] <Gnea> sebsebseb: yeah, well, it keeps on crashing and the only known fix is 0.9.15 and the bug's already been reported
[02:41] <sebsebseb> Gnea: well maybe there's a ppa for it
[02:41] <Gnea> maybe there is...
[02:41] <linuxguy2009> Hey guys I was just downloading Cairo-Dock and the plugins, and all the themes and stuff they have.I got all of them working but I have no clue as to what the musicPlayer themes are for or if i even need them.Did the RhythmBox applet replace an older music player applet or something anyone know?
[02:41] <sebsebseb> !ppa > Gnea
[02:41] <Gnea> unfortunately, there is not.
[02:43] <bobo> ok so I have a major problem, I'm trying to reinstall ubuntu 9.04 but ii keep getting a "grub failed to install fatal error" message
[02:43] <terr_> I forget how to display the size of the HDD in a machine
[02:43] <bobo> and I can't boot into anything because my grub is messed up
[02:44] <telestrial> Hi. I'm currently wondering if there is a way to check if a router is mishandling the ipvf6 protocol ? I travel often to very specific places for work and there are two routers where I can't even load pages in Ubuntu. However, on my Windows partition everything works out okay.
[02:44] <Aacron> hey anyone in here know anything about brug?
[02:44] <linuxguy2009> bobo boot with live image and use gparted to wipe the drive maybe?
[02:45] <bobo> linuxguy: I've tried that, in fact im on a live USB right now, but I'm dual booting with vista and I dont wanna delete it
[02:45] <bobo> but i might end up doing that
[02:45] <RequinB4> I'm consdidering buying a macbook pro with vista installed (i assume with bootcamp?) and i'm wondering if i can install ubuntu, how it will work with GRUB etc
[02:45] <cognitiaclaeves> Does jaunty play well with vmserver2 yet?
[02:45] <Aacron> I'm having a very odd issue, and I think that grub is seeing isn't what it sees once an OS is loaded... I have a SiiG Sil0680 PCI-PATA card cause I only have one IDE channel on the motherboard...
[02:45] <evandro-sp> meu ubuntu 9.04 está travando muito, alguém tem alguma solução?
[02:45] <bobo> and just have ubuntu on my comp
[02:45] <linuxguy2009> bobo Oh well cant help ya there.Good luck.\
[02:45] <bobo> ok thanks anyway
[02:46] <Ursinha> evandro-sp, vai no #ubuntu-br :)
[02:46] <Aacron> I finally got ubuntu to load with grub (put on primary IDE), but now I cant load my windows XP
[02:46] <bobo> How do I reinstall grub?
[02:46] <soreau> ! grub | bobo
[02:46] <evandro-sp> ir onde?
[02:46] <Ursinha> !br | evandro-sp
[02:47] <BryanC> is there a way to close a stuck dialog box like in windows? (i.e. Alt-F4)
[02:47] <soreau> ! grub > Aacron
[02:47] <xu> anyone know how to use 'fsck' in a lvm partition?
[02:47] <bobo> soreua: what?
[02:47] <nellmathew> anyone know if there's a way to add a "search" box to the panel?.. like google desktop but the textbox is on the gnome-panel?
[02:47] <evandro-sp> Desculpe, não entendi, é a primeira vez que entro aqui
[02:47] <arpi> hi, are there any wget experts?
[02:47] <soreau> Aacron: You probably need to add a Windows entry to your boot loader file, /boot/grub/menu.lst
[02:47] <Gnea> !ask | arpi
[02:47] <Ursinha> evandro-sp, faz assim: /j #ubuntu-br
[02:47] <soreau> arpi: No, just ask your question ;)
[02:48] <evandro-sp> fazer isso onde?
[02:48] <Aacron> soreau: its there, but I think the hd(#,#) thing is wrong
[02:48] <RogueBond> soreau: its there, but I think the hd(#,#) thing is wrong
[02:48] <RequinB4> I'm consdidering buying a macbook pro with vista installed (i assume with bootcamp?) and i'm wondering if i can install ubuntu, how it will work with GRUB etc
[02:48] <Aacron> and what it sees in ubuntu isn't right
[02:48] <soreau> Errr...
[02:48] <Ursinha> evandro-sp, na janela onde vc está digitando agora
[02:48] <cognitiaclaeves> how can I install vmware server 2 in jaunty?  Is there a 'how to' ?
[02:48] <evandro-sp> #Assim?
[02:48] <Gnea> !english | evandro-sp
[02:48] <Aacron> I can use the SGD to manually boot to it but if I try to use the repair functino it blows up and does a complete hard-lock
[02:48] <arpi> ok, I'd like to use http://www.google.co.uk/sendtophone?...le&gl=GB&hl=en as a pager. I know google stopped their free sms service. This website only sends a message about how to start using Google services to your mobile if you give them your number. So the idea is that if something happens in a program I would be notified via this service.
[02:48] <Ursinha> Gnea, I'm explaining him how to join the other channel
[02:48] <soreau> Aacron: Well, do you know which partition you have what installed where?
[02:48] <Mike_lifeguard> Can someone please quiet RogueBond? This is ridiculous.
[02:48] <telestrial> I'm having connectivity issues. I can't use an internet connection in ubuntu because it's so slow, but in Windows the connection works exactly how it's supposed to. Any suggestions?
[02:48] <evandro-sp> #Fiz certo?
[02:48] <Aacron> yep :P
[02:49] <Aacron> can I PM you?
[02:49] <Ursinha> evandro-sp, não, digite assim:
[02:49] <Aacron> this scrollign will drive me batty
[02:49] <Ursinha>  /j #ubuntu-br
[02:49] <Ursinha> evandro-sp, sem o espaço
[02:49] <RequinB4> !wireless | telestrial
[02:49] <Apollo2366> Hey guys, I'm connected to a windows machine on a crossover ethernet cable, I have Samba installed and running, and when I attempt to open a public share, it gives an error message "Could not display "smb://cory-pc/michael/". File is an unknown type."
[02:49] <tyk3> I'm having a really irritating time with my network connection. Whenever I turn my PC on, the network manager fails to connect to the wired network. Clicking on it in network manager manually just makes it time out. However, if I reboot the PC, it connects automatically on boot, no problem.
[02:49] <tyk3> I've tried disabling network manager, but no dice. It still won't connect till I reboot it. I have absolutely no idea how to go about de-bugging this, and no idea what could be causing it. I'm using 9.04, and the router is using DHCP. None of the other PCs connected to it have this problem, whether they're wireless or ethernet. Does anyone have any ideas?
[02:49] <xine> Hi, my OpenOffice.org and Firefox think I'm in the UK (spell-check-wise) but 'locale' and GDM and so forth all say en_US, using 8.10. Any tips? I've been searching around and only found a really old bug.
[02:49] <Gnea> tyk3: get rid of networkmanager and install wicd
[02:50] <bobo> My grub folder is missing, how do i get it back?1
[02:50] <Gnea> tyk3: sudo apt-get install wicd   it'll take care of it all for you
[02:50] <BryanC> anybody?? i just need a simple key combo or terminal comand to close an active window
[02:50] <terr_> I _DO NOT_ BELIEVE THIS:  http://www.drives.net/scsihard.htm   <--- they want $225.  I've got dozens of them
[02:50] <n0gear> BryanC: alt+f4
[02:50] <Gnea> terr_: please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:50] <tyk3> wicd is a wireless manager is'nt it?
[02:50] <Gnea> !info wicd
[02:50] <nellmathew> is tracker disabled by default in jaunty?
[02:51] <BryanC> n0gear: hmm, i tried. but it didnt work.
[02:51] <JohnnyBGoode> hello
[02:51] <JohnnyBGoode> can anyone help me with crossover?
[02:51] <Gnea> !anyone | JohnnyBGoode
[02:51] <xine> thanks again for nothing #ubuntu
[02:51] <n0gear> BryanC: Check System - Preferences and Keyboard Shortcuts
[02:51] <JohnnyBGoode> where do i go to get the application?
[02:52] <RequinB4> I'm consdidering buying a macbook pro with vista installed (i assume with bootcamp?) and i'm wondering if i can install ubuntu, how it will work with GRUB etc
[02:52] <vkumar> any people using 9.04 who have intel graphics here?
[02:52] <bobo> Requin: try googling it, idk
[02:52] <maxagaz> how to check which version of ubuntu do i have on a server
[02:52] <bobo> vkumar: I have intel graphics
[02:52] <Gnea> !info | vkumar
[02:52] <bobo> they work great
[02:52] <vkumar> maxagaz: cat /etc/lsb-release
[02:52] <n0gear> BryanC: and Close Window
[02:52] <Gnea> er uh
[02:52] <Gnea> !intel | vkumar
[02:52] <BryanC> is there a similar program to "taskmanger" in ubuntu? Maybe i could close the stuck dialog box that way.??
[02:52] <vkumar> bobo: is your xorg working well?
[02:53] <bobo> yeah, it works fine
[02:53] <vkumar> bobo: nvm, thanks
[02:53] <bobo> yep
[02:53] <BryanC> n0gear: is close window a command??
[02:53] <maxagaz> vkumar, what does lsb stands for ?
[02:53] <Gnea> BryanC: alt-f4 is rather universal for that
[02:53] <vkumar> maxagaz: not sure. linux standard base?
[02:53] <bobo> BryanC: system>admin>system monitor
[02:53] <JohnnyBGoode> what is the command to get Crossover?
[02:53] <BryanC> gnea: yeah, i tried that one
[02:53] <JohnnyBGoode> I have jaunty 9.04
[02:54] <RequinB4> I'm consdidering buying a macbook pro with vista installed (i assume with bootcamp?) and i'm wondering if i can install ubuntu, how it will work with GRUB etc
[02:54] <IdleOne> need help getting flash player to work? I installed the necessary packages from synaptic and restarted the browser but still doesn't work
[02:54] <RequinB4> JohnnyBgoode go to their webside, either complile their source or buy it from them
[02:54] <jon_high9000> Hi. I have a problem with my Nvidia driver. has anybody had consistant dimming in the graphics when using the drivers? if so, anybody have any ideas on how to correct it?
[02:54] <bobo> IdleOne: Try ‌installing from the adobe site
[02:55] <JohnnyBGoode> there isn't a terminal command?
[02:55] <JohnnyBGoode> and its not free????
[02:55] <laeg> cabrey: didn't work mate
[02:55] <IdleOne> bobo i'll give it a shot
[02:55] <nellmathew> IdleOne.. goto Applications, Add/Remove... and install the "ubuntu-restricted-extras"
[02:55] <bobo> good luck
[02:55] <IdleOne> nellmathew: will do
[02:55] <bobo> IdleOne: what nellmathew said, forgot about that
[02:57] <Malygos> hello
[02:57] <Malygos> can anyone help me with my broken usb drive? write protect is on :(
[02:57] <maxagaz> vkumar, ok thanks
[02:57] <evandro-sp> #ubuntu: Instalei o ubuntu em minha máquina, 256mb de ram e está muito lento
[02:58] <bobo> Malygos: try formatting it
[02:58] <kneeskrap3r> guys I need some iPhone help and the devs over there aren't responding
[02:58] <kneeskrap3r> can anyone help with a jailbreak
[02:58] <entropy> I have imported my pgp key, yet I stillg et an authentication error upon running su.
[02:58] <rz187> everytime i run updates on opensuse 64-bit, my video card stops working...any ideas???
[02:58] <evandro-sp> #ubuntu: alguém sabe o que posso fazer para deixar mais rápido?
[02:58] <rz187> sorry not open suse
[02:58] <rz187> unumtu
[02:58] <rz187> ubuntu*
[02:58] <Malygos> bobo: still can't
[02:58] <RequinB4> I'm consdidering buying a macbook pro with vista installed (i assume with bootcamp?) and i'm wondering if i can install ubuntu, how it will work with GRUB etc
[02:59] <bobo> hmm..... did it come like that?
[02:59] <bobo> or did you do something to it?
[02:59] <Malygos> nope
[02:59] <Malygos> because of shitty windows virus
[02:59] <bobo> oooo
[02:59] <bobo> is there anything on the drive?
[02:59] <JohnnyBGoode> I need some assistance with rosetta stone
[02:59] <JohnnyBGoode> can anyone help?
[02:59] <Malygos> i got it all backed up
[02:59] <vagothcpp> How do you boot ubuntu in runlevel 3? I need to install some graphics drivers
[03:00] <Malygos> vagothcpp: telinit 3 ?
[03:00] <vagothcpp> GDM still runs in 3
[03:00] <hari_> +CANON LBP 2900B PRINTER CANT ADD PRINTER. PLS  HELP TO INSTALL  DRIVER FOR UBUNTU 9.04
[03:00] <bobo> I'm not an expert, sorry the format thing was all i had
[03:00] <Malygos> its okay
[03:00] <rz187> !nvidia
[03:01] <vagothcpp> I was told 3 but its still in GDM
[03:01] <vagothcpp> Does ubuntu livecd x64 come with gcc?
[03:03] <b4rb4> hi, have brazilians here?
[03:03] <RogueBond> hi, have brazilians here?
[03:03] <vagothcpp> Is there a way to install an ASUS Wireless car in ubuntu (PCI)
[03:04] <JohnnyBGoode> can anyone help with Rosetta Stone?
[03:04] <coler> does anyone use krfb?
[03:04] <hari_> PLS EMAIL me the details to install canon  lbp2900b  on my ubuntu9.04@brahmanpc @gmail.com
[03:05] <coler> is there a way to always allow connections, instead of going to server and click accept connections
[03:05] <b4rb4> i need a help about manage groups, how to able on jaunty... someone help me?
[03:05] <FFMike> anyone know how to add ansi emulation to the shell?
[03:06] <FFMike> went to a telnet site and couldn't see it :/
[03:06] <bobo> How do I get my grub folder back, I deleted it
[03:06] <luis_> hola alguien sabe que programa puedo usar para imprimir fotos en ubuntu pero que imprima la fecha y la hora tambien
[03:06] <coler> is there a better server client
[03:06] <usr13> b4rb4: Edit /etc/group
[03:06] <soreau> ! grub
 ok dude, i try to do this, thanks!
[03:07] <rz187> I guess the updated drivers dont work with my configuration
[03:07] <rz187> gay
[03:07] <setuid> Where do I specify which modules get unloaded at suspend and reloaded at resume time?
[03:07] <usr13> bobo: You deleted /boot/grub/  ?
[03:07] <bobo> yes out of stupidity, dont ask. just, how do I get it back
[03:08] <n0gear> which progman to play .swf files?
[03:08] <FFMike> no one knows how to add ansi emulation?
[03:08] <hari_> anyone know how to add canon lbp2900b printer on ubuntu email me at brahmanpc@gmail.com
[03:08] <usr13> bobo: I don't know ha ha that's the first time I've seen that one.
[03:08] <bobo> usr13: thanks...
[03:09] <b4rb4> usr13 and after?
[03:09] <coler> anyone recommend a vnp that doesnt take too much memory
[03:09] <usr13> bobo: You might try dpkg-reconfigure grub
[03:10] <bobo> ok ill try
[03:10] <usr13> b4rb4: log out and back in, and/or restart any effected service as needed
[03:10] <bobo> nope
[03:10] <bobo> no joy
[03:10] <vagothcpp> Has anyone sucessfully compiled the ASUS WL-138G v2 sucessfully?
[03:11] <rz187> !antivirus
[03:11] <b4rb4> user13: ok... but what i want to edit on /etc/group?
[03:11] <usr13> !openvpn | coler
[03:11] <FFMike> !ansi
[03:11] <FFMike> weak
[03:12] <bobo> !ubuntu
[03:12] <usr13> b4rb4: Huh?
[03:12] <setuid> Ubuntu, from the ancient African word for "Can't install Debian" :)
[03:12] <bobo> ahhaah
[03:13] <FFMike> exit
[03:13] <usr13> setuid: Ubuntu is the African word for "Debian is too hard for me"  :)
[03:13] <setuid> So nobody knows? Where do I stuff modules I need to rmmod at suspend and modprobe at resume time?
[03:13] <b4rb4> usr13: what i edit on this /etc/groups?
[03:13] <nsahoo> is there a way to check the power supply capacity of the computer?
[03:13] <nsahoo> without opening it up
[03:13] <usr13> b4rb4: I don't know, you tell me?  (What are you trying to do?)
[03:13] <setuid> nsahoo, /sys/bus/platform/drivers/smapi/smapi
[03:14] <vagothcpp> How can I install ndiswrappers without internet?
[03:14] <b4rb4> usr13: sorry man, my english is poor... hehehe
[03:14] <usr13> vagothcpp: Plug a thumb drive into one that does and download the deb
[03:14] <nsahoo> setuid: don't have the smapi there
[03:14] <vagothcpp> i have none that have internet
[03:14] <dsdeiz_> how is opera 10b for you guys?
[03:14] <setuid> nsahoo, install it
[03:15] <nsahoo> setuid: don't have to restart, right?
[03:15] <setuid> nsahoo, noe
[03:15] <b4rb4> usr13: i'm trying to tell you what i need edit for the manage groups show me enable?
[03:15] <Trader> hi
[03:15] <nsahoo> setuid: install smapi?
[03:15] <setuid> nsahoo, Yes, install the smapi support for your distro
[03:15] <usr13> b4rb4: Tell me more.
[03:15] <nsahoo> setuid: is it in apt repo?
[03:16] <vagothcpp> Is there any other way?
[03:16] <nsahoo> setuid: can't find it in synaptic, there are some libs there
[03:16] <rz187> !spyware
[03:16] <setuid> no idea
[03:16] <Malygos> can anyone help me with mysql server? i cant access it using other pc
[03:16] <loof> vagothcpp, : you're on the internet right now, dude
[03:16] <coler> anyone familair with krfb?
[03:16] <setuid> Malygos, is the port open?
[03:17] <Malygos> nmap says yes
[03:17] <vagothcpp> Yeh, with a jailbroken iPhone using wifi
[03:17] <b4rb4> usr13: well... one frien needs to enable the manage groups
[03:17] <Malygos> 3306/tcp open  mysql
[03:17] <loof> vagothcpp, : download it to your iphone and copy it to your machine that way. :P
[03:17] <telestrial> Hey. In ubuntu my internet connection is very slow...but in Windows it's the right speed. How can I resolve this?
[03:17] <loof> vagothcpp, : i'm assuming the iphone isn't a useless hunk of crap
[03:17] <b4rb4> usr13: he is going to system > adm > etc... and see that manage groups are disable...
[03:17] <vagothcpp> download it from?
[03:18] <loof> vagothcpp, : you said you needed to download an ndiswrapper, i'm assuming you know which one? :/
[03:18] <telestrial> Does anyone have any suggestions?
[03:19] <vagothcpp> not really
[03:19] <usr13> b4rb4: You mean System > Administration > Users and Groups  ?
[03:19] <loof> vagothcpp, : http://sourceforge.net/projects/ndiswrapper/
[03:19] <ArkoldThos> terr_, there?
[03:19] <RequinB4> I'm consdidering buying a macbook pro with vista installed (i assume with bootcamp?) and i'm wondering if i can install ubuntu, how it will work with GRUB etc
[03:19] <vagothcpp> and compile from source?
[03:19] <usr13> b4rb4: Tell him to click the Unlock button.
[03:20] <RequinB4> vagothcpp - ndiswrapper is in the repos
[03:20] <b4rb4> usr13: yeah, i'm follow this path what you write...
[03:20] <loof> vagothcpp, : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NDISwrapper read that if you don't understand it you're prolly better off not touching it
[03:20] <b4rb4> usr13: and, nothing is enable
[03:20] <MachinTruc> hi
[03:21] <usr13> b4rb4: Click on  "Unlock"
[03:21] <vagothcpp> well asus wl-138G v2 doesnt compile and others have said that they've needed ndiswrapper
[03:21] <b4rb4> usr13: just put a root password, and its done?
[03:21] <usr13> b4rb4: user password
[03:21] <root_> toor
[03:21] <telestrial> Hi. Ubuntu is handling my wireless router correctly...when in Windows I get perfect speed...but with ubuntu I get little to NOTHING. Anyone know why?
[03:21] <MachinTruc> Could someone please help me test whether I've successfully set up openssh-server? I need someone to ssh to 76.71.172.220 on port 2223 and tell me if they see the Ubuntu banner.
[03:22] <runelind> I'm running a barebones installation of ubuntu, and according to the interwebs I'm supposed to be able to get CPU temperature via the command line by looking at /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/****/temperature - however on my system running an NVIDIA ION board, /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/ is empty, am I missing a package or is my motherboard incompatible?
[03:22] <loof> vagothcpp, : it didn't come with a linux driver? =S
[03:22] <entropy> I have imported my pgp key, yet I stillg et an authentication error upon running su.
[03:23] <b4rb4> usr13: so... but just me use this OS on laptop... no have other user
[03:23] <vagothcpp> It does, but wont compile
[03:23] <usr13> b4rb4: (Ubuntu does not use root)
[03:23] <RequinB4> I'm consdidering buying a macbook pro with vista installed (i assume with bootcamp?) and i'm wondering if i can install ubuntu, how it will work with GRUB etc
[03:23] <usr13> b4rb4: What are you trying to do?  What are we trying to fix?
[03:23] <usr13> b4rb4: What is your native language?
[03:24] <RequinB4> b4rb4 yes after unlock put in your user password
[03:24] <loof> vagothcpp, : what's the compile error?
[03:25] <toter> RequinB4: You can run ubuntu on vmware
[03:25] <toter> that's what I do
[03:25] <RequinB4> toter isn't that resource intensive
[03:25] <RequinB4> the thing is i know i can make it work w/o the windows stuff
[03:25] <A|i> any idea why i cannot run any kernel modules? (mysql is installed): sudo /etc/init.d/mysql status gives:sudo: /etc/init.d/mysql: command not found
[03:25] <RequinB4> i just need to do all 3
[03:26] <entropy> I have imported my pgp key, yet I stillg et an authentication error upon running su.
[03:26] <toter> RequinB4: I can boot Ubuntu on my macbook pro using vmware in 12 seconds.. http://img35.yfrog.com/img35/4968/toterdesktopjaunty20090.png
[03:26] <vagothcpp> loof, im on windows forgot to copy, will do so and ocme back
[03:27] <kadoban> so...i can't seem to find the package in jaunty for tor.  am i just blind, or is it really not there for some reason?
[03:27] <AceKing> Can someone help me with redistributing disk space?
[03:27] <toter> RequinB4: It's a macbook pro. it is resource intensive... but the macbook can handle it
[03:27] <CaneToad> My Nokia 6230i mobile died....anyone recommend any recent Australia/Euro phones that plays well with connection to Linux, GSM?
[03:27] <usr13> AceKing: Sure
[03:27] <RequinB4> toter: sweet
[03:27] <entropy> I have imported my pgp key, yet I stillg et an authentication error upon running su.
[03:27] <b4rb4> usr13: portuguese man... sorry
[03:27] <AceKing> usr13: Thank you
[03:27] <loof> runelind, : what nvidia drivers are you running on your ion machine?  you should be able to check the thermals right in the driver control panel under system-> administration (or system-preferences?) i forget which.
[03:27] <b4rb4> usr13: my english is not good
[03:28] <DIL> i have macbook pro xp on boot camp and ubuntu on virtualbox on the mac side
[03:28] <usr13> !portuguese | b4rb4
[03:28] <RequinB4> toter: since you have one, can the macbook pro work with 2GB RAM if i dedicate 2GB to the virtual machine?
[03:28] <n0gear> MachinTruc: seems to be down
[03:29] <b4rb4> usr13: thanks
[03:29] <loof> runelind: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=nvidia_ion_linux&num=3 see here for reference
[03:29] <toter> RequinB4: I bought my macbook pro last week. It has only 2 GB. And with 2 GB, 1GB dedicated to ubuntu, the thing boots in 12 seconds! Imagine what you can do with 4 GB RAM and an SSD drive...
[03:29] <lowlycoder> has anyone managed to use frame buffer objects in opengl in unbutu 9.04? if so, can you post a tutorial?
[03:30] <AceKing> usr13: Where do I start?
[03:30] <loof> lowlycoder: are you using an ati card?
[03:30] <usr13> b4rb4: É bem-vindo
[03:30] <toter> RequinB4: I'm buying 2 more gigs of RAM next week
[03:30] <RequinB4> toter: nice.  I'm also looking at the new ones
[03:30] <Drobobot> hello
[03:31] <usr13> AceKing: pasbebin  df
[03:31] <RequinB4> toter: how do you right click?
[03:31] <Drobobot> Can anyone help to change MAC address via ifconfig????
[03:31] <rz187> can someone help me?  I am trying to figure out how to get the CPU monitor and set on the right of the first screenshot from this link.... http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Slickness+Black?content=73210
[03:31] <markben> I'm having trouble getting trackerd running.  I used Add/Remove programs to install tracker but I don't see a trackerd process running and I'm not getting any results back.
[03:31] <lowlycoder> has anyone managed to use frame buffer objects in opengl in unbutu 9.04? if so, can you post a tutorial?; i'm using a 15" MBP; nvidia card
[03:31] <lowlycoder> loof: ^
[03:31] <usr13> Drobobot: ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.x
[03:32] <markben> Any idea what I need to do to get trackerd?
[03:32] <usr13> Drobobot: ifconfig ethX 192.168.1.x
[03:32] <n0gear> Drobobot: MACaddress or IP address?
[03:32] <Drobobot> is this number MAC address?
[03:32] <Drobobot> MAC address
[03:32] <n0gear> Drobobot: u need to use macchanger to change MACaddr
[03:32] <Drobobot> i have to change it
[03:32] <hai> I forgot my pass, I entered rescue mode, drop to root shell.. ran passwd hai<enter> .. set new pass twice, .. reboot, I enter the login info.. but its just black after that.
[03:32] <usr13> Drobobot: Oh, MAC address, sorry, that was wrong.
[03:32] <toter> RequinB4: The Apple Store guys can show you how. It is very very simple. Instead of clicking the trackpad with one finger, you click it with two fingers
[03:33] <Drobobot> can you send it to me via file transfer?
[03:33] <n0gear> Drobobot: sudo apt-get install macchanger
[03:33] <Drobobot> no i have no inet working
[03:33] <AceKing> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/201813/
[03:33] <usr13> Drobobot: ifconfig eth0 down ; ifconfig eth0 hw ether 00:11:22:33:44:55
[03:33] <n0gear> :)
[03:33] <usr13> Drobobot: ifconfig eth0 up
[03:34] <RequinB4> toter: did you get them to setup the virtual machine?  I'd rather do it myself unless there are other advantages
[03:34] <Aacron> soreau: hey... yeah that didn't work... if I change it to hd(1,0), it seems like it is goign to work but then my system hard-locks
[03:34] <Drobobot> ok thx i ll try
[03:35] <jli> hi, how to enable core dump for my developers?
[03:35] <entropy> I have imported my pgp key, yet I still get an authentication error upon running su.
[03:35] <Filipok> greetings
[03:35] <usr13> AceKing: Also need to see   fdisk -l
[03:35] <RequinB4> toter: anyway that basically solves my problems i guess it'll work out, thanks
[03:35] <toter> RequinB4: I'm not sure if they setup virtual machines. I did it everything myself. What's the fun of letting them do all the work?
[03:36] <Filipok> any chance i can get you guys to vote for my band?
[03:37] <RequinB4> toter: then again it is an apple
[03:37] <billing> gfffff
[03:37] <usr13> Filipok: No problem we will vote for it. What is your question? (about Ubuntu).
[03:38] <toter> RequinB4: it is an apple... so?
[03:38] <Filipok> usr13: I've pretty much got everything I need. no questions. if this is inappropriate, I apologize and will leave without a further delay or posting of link.
[03:38] <AceKing> usr13: I typed fdisk -l in terminal and nothing happened.. Did I type something wrong?
[03:38] <buttons840> Anyone know how to configure loopback recording on the alsa mixer sound driver?
[03:38] <DIL> sudo
[03:39] <usr13> AceKing: sudo fdisk -l
[03:39] <Trader> so is there a defrag utility for ubuntu?
[03:39] <rz187> can someone help me?  I am trying to figure out how to get the CPU monitor and set on the right of the first screenshot from this link.... http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Slickness+Black?content=73210
[03:40] <usr13> Trader: No.  It's not needed.
[03:40] <Trader> linux file system doesnt require defrag?
[03:40] <AceKing> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/201815/
[03:41] <sebsebseb> !defrag |  Trader
[03:41] <markben> any advice on how to install trackerd?  I've selected all the packages I can find in Synaptic but I can't find the trackerd binary or service in /etc/init.d
[03:41] <Trader> awesome
[03:42] <joez> where to install udevinfo to Xubuntu, I can't find it by aptitude?
[03:42] <jlaroche> okay... need some help here. I uninstalled open office 3.0.1 on my system. Then I downloaded 3.1.0 from the open office site 9the deb package). I then installed 3.1.0 (by unpacking the tar.gz and running sudo dpkg -i *.deb in the main directory and in the desktop integration dir). Unfortunately the program does not work. It crashes over and over and can't open any files. I want to uninstall it but it is no where to be found
[03:42] <jlaroche> in synaptec and all attempts to run "apt-get purge" or "apt-get remove" have failed (the system says that no such package exists).
[03:43] <sam_> Can anyone , recommend any good linux games or windows games that work well on wine. would be much appreciated :-)
[03:43] <rz187> solitare
[03:43] <rz187> ;p
[03:43] <markben> Diablo 2 and Starcraft run well on Wine for me.
[03:44] <OpensourceFTW> Urban Terror is pretty good
[03:44] <fireball> hey all, my user permissions are "wrong", please advise. . . upon start up i receive a message about my .dmrc file being ignored, need 644 permissions and users $home folder not writable by others. . .
[03:44] <markben> I needed to add the Wine repository to get Diablo 2 working though, the Wine version in Ubuntu had problems during install.
[03:44] <sam_> diablo 2 haven't played that in years
[03:44] <sam_> yeh OpensourceFTW i have ut :D
[03:44] <OpensourceFTW> runs on all platforms too
[03:44] <markben> +1 to UT
[03:44] <OpensourceFTW> works well with multiple monitors too
[03:44] <sam_> nexuiz4.51
[03:44] <sam_> is not bad.. just been playing that
[03:45] <rz187> is there something better to use then xchat
[03:45] <sam_> pidgin! rz187 :D
[03:45] <OpensourceFTW>  lol
[03:45] <jlaroche> okay... need some help here. I uninstalled open office 3.0.1 on my system. Then I downloaded 3.1.0 from the open office site (the deb package). I then installed 3.1.0 (by unpacking the tar.gz and running sudo dpkg -i *.deb in the main directory and in the desktop integration dir). Unfortunately the program does not work. It crashes over and over and can't open any files. I want to uninstall it but it is no where to be found
[03:45] <jlaroche> in synaptec and all attempts to run "apt-get purge" or "apt-get remove" have failed (the system says that no such package exists).
[03:45] <OpensourceFTW> pidgin is too hard
[03:45] <A|i> why cannot I start/stop kernel modules as root?!
[03:45] <rz187> i have that but i dont like it for irc
[03:45] <sam_> hard?
[03:45] <sam_> why is it hard..
[03:45] <OpensourceFTW> lol just kidding
[03:45] <sam_> :P nice name btw
[03:45] <OpensourceFTW> thanks
[03:46] <sam_> anyone play wow? lol.
[03:46] <DS28> check out Transgaming's Cedega
[03:46] <entropy> I have imported my pgp key, yet I still get an authentication error upon running su.
[03:46] <OpensourceFTW> ive wanted to but never got around. Im scared id like it an then have to pay every month lol
[03:46] <rz187> how do i create a perform in xchat grrrr
[03:46] <usr13> AceKing: use gparted  Make sda2 smaller, move sda3 down, move sda4 down and make it larger, make sda5 larger
[03:47] <DS28> I think that's just for the updates.
[03:47] <DS28> not sure though
[03:47] <fireball> hey all, my user permissions are "wrong", please advise. . . upon start up i receive a message about my .dmrc file being ignored, need 644 permissions and users $home folder not writable by others. . .
[03:47] <entropy> can someone point me to a better cahnnel for pgp key authentication errors?
[03:47] <OpensourceFTW> im ready for new diablo to come out
[03:47] <fireball> kde updater don't work either, i think it's related
[03:47] <entropy> channel*
[03:47] <DS28> me too D3 looks pretty cool
[03:48] <usr13> fireball: $HOME is not supposed to be writable by others.
[03:48] <AceKing> usr13: How do I get gparted to run? It tells me Root priveleges required
[03:48] <entropy> or maybe a channel with more knowledgeable people of the su command?
[03:48] <Flannel> AceKing: gksu gparted
[03:48] <OpensourceFTW> yeah it looks like a whole lot of action going on
[03:48] <AceKing> Flannel: thank you
[03:48] <usr13> AceKing: If it is installed, just run it.  If not download the bootable CD version.
[03:48] <sam_> I installed the game and the huge stack of expansions get to the last. DVD it wont open with wine? i ripped, The dvd to my pc... and mounted the iso but it has some layer protection.. and its only showing 2MB file  the game is world of warcraft wraith of the lichking < lol :/
[03:49] <jlaroche> well thanks for the non-help. I figured it out myself
[03:49] <usr13> !gparted | AceKing
[03:49] <OpensourceFTW> ive never had too much luck with wine
[03:49] <markben> DS28: I'm remembering when D2 ruined my productivity during exams back in first year uni.
[03:49] <Flannel> entropy: You'll be better served if you give all the details--you imported your key to what?  What are you trying to accomplish? (heck, first off, why are you using su instead of sudo?)
[03:49] <OpensourceFTW> god bless them for trying though lol
[03:49] <sam_> if anyone has it installed please give me some advice to get it to load :-(
[03:49] <KDesk> Where can I get Firefox for 64-bit?
[03:49] <fireball> usr13: how do i fix please, i tried the permissions from properties, so far no luck
[03:49] <DS28> hahaha
[03:50] <sam_> trying and going around in circles
[03:50] <usr13> fireball: I do not understand your situation.  You will need to tell us more about your situation.
[03:51] <usr13> fireball: Tell us exactly what you are trying to do, or what is wrong, and/or what caused the problem.
[03:51] <ZykoticK9> rz187, still want to know how to get that system montior?
[03:51] <SinDerEla> I need SIS 630 accellerator drivers
[03:51] <OpensourceFTW> i would recommend crossover from code weavers. You have to tinker with wine to much
[03:52] <fireball> when i log in, i get a message that states my ,drmc file is being ignored etc. I think this is also why my kde updater isn't working and backtraces "unusable", because of weird write permissions somewhere
[03:52] <Aacron> anyone in here know grub very well?  I'm having an issue and the #grub peeps are not very gregarious in there... :(
[03:52] <entropy> Flannel: I used this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto after getting an Authentication error. I followed it all the way to Mail. I am trying to install by this link: http://quitte.de/dsp/caps.html#Installation
[03:52] <fireball> it says i need 644 permissions ???
[03:52] <Lunar_Lamp> Aacron: don't ask to ask, just ask :-)
[03:52] <DIL> fireball: i am just recovering from what you are asking google it - one of my 3 drives crashed installed a new one and got the dmrc message i had to reinstall and copy over home folder files
[03:53] <scunizi> fireball: sudo chmod 644 <path/to/file/or/directory>
[03:53] <usr13> Aacron: What are you trying to do?
[03:53] <Aacron> okay I have a wierd situation
[03:53] <deww> fireball: make sure your home directory isn't world readable
[03:53] <OpensourceFTW> did you encrypt any of you drives
[03:53] <fireball> dil: thanks, trying it now
[03:53] <ZykoticK9> rz187, "sudo apt-get install conky", then download the conky theme off that same link and run conky with "conky -c 74972-conkyrc"
[03:53] <Aacron> I have a sil0680 ide-PATA card that I use cause I have only one IDE onboard
[03:54] <markben> Figured out my tracker problem.  trackerd is installed in /usr/lib/tracker/trackerd.
[03:54] <Flannel> entropy: What command are you using to get the gpg error?
[03:54] <markben> It's only started when you login not like the other services.
[03:54] <DIL> fireball: i installed on the new drive not over the existing
[03:54] <Aacron> and before, I had ubuntu on the 0680, but grub woudln't boot at all... I changed the drive order, and re-installed, and not grub loads and will boot up linux, but will not load windows
[03:54] <ZykoticK9> rz187, FYI conky when run in the root window won't show up if you have Compiz's wallpaper feature turned on
[03:54] <entropy> Flannel: su
[03:54] <sebsebseb> sam_: #winehq is usually better for Wine stuff
[03:54] <cornwall> Aacron: Is windows still on the list?
[03:54] <Aacron> i've read all i can find on it and I cant figure it out
[03:54] <Flannel> entropy: Ubuntu doesn't use su.  Use sudo instead.
[03:54] <Aacron> yeppers
[03:55] <Aacron> and I can mount my windows partition in ubuntu
[03:55] <OpensourceFTW> put your windows disk in and reload your bootloader
[03:55] <entropy> Flannel: Done and done, thank you
[03:55] <Flannel> entropy: you know that caps is in the repositories already, right?
[03:55] <OpensourceFTW> google it for exact instructions
[03:55] <Aacron> although ubuntu doesn't see my RAID set (game and backup drive)
[03:55] <OpensourceFTW> ive had to do it before
[03:55] <entropy> Flannel: yes, and I did install it before installing this.
[03:55] <Lunar_Lamp> Aacron: do what OpensourceFTW says - you want something like /fixmbr from memory
[03:55] <Aacron> ubuntu sees it as two seperate HDs that are empty :(
[03:55] <cornwall> Aacron: I've read about that problem somewhere.... I think it was on the FAQ of the Supergrub wiki. I'll see if I can find it.
[03:56] <Aacron> if i do that then I lose ubuntu :(
[03:56] <Flannel> entropy: Alright, I must not understand the question then, but glad you figured it out.
[03:56] <Aacron> grub to boot ubuntu anyhow..
[03:56] <AceKing> usr13: I have 125 gb of unallocated space. When I click on ones you told me, the resize option is not available
[03:56] <Aacron> if in the grub menu, i edit the entry for windows to hd(1,0), it says starting up, but then my system hard-locks :(
[03:57] <DIL> drive cannot be mounted
[03:57] <OpensourceFTW> When dual booting I recommend unplugging other system drives while installing a new os. That way in the future the bootloaders dont get messed up.
[03:57] <Aacron> yeah
[03:57] <Aacron> that is actually what I had to do
[03:57] <Aacron> I dotn have a working floppy
[03:58] <OpensourceFTW> just press F12 to select what drive to boot into
[03:58] <Aacron> so I coudlnt' isntall xp while it was on the 0680
[03:58] <Aacron> need to be able to put in the driver disk for windows
[03:58] <scunizi> Aacron: is windows on the second harddrive in the first partition?
[03:59] <Aacron> so I installed windows on the motherboard IDE , then moved it to the 680 and put ubuntu on the primary IDE
[03:59] <cornwall> Aacron: here's some FAQs from the SuperGrub Wiki that has the sort of question you have:
[03:59] <cornwall> v
[03:59] <cornwall> http://www.supergrubdisk.org/w/index.php5?title=Boot_Problems#Windows_Boot_Problems
[03:59] <FloodBot1> cornwall: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:59] <Dishtroyer> I need help installing my fax modem. Its a PCTEL. I tried figuring it out myself but I'm just not good enoug.
[03:59] <Aacron> erm... this would be a better description of what I've been dealing with (forum post) once sec
[03:59] <Aacron> cornwall, SGD hard-locks my system too :(
[03:59] <scunizi> Dishtroyer: is it a usb modem?
[03:59] <Aacron> one sec
[04:00] <cornwall> Aacron: You mean, just BEING in SGD locks it? O.o
[04:00] <Aacron> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1194252 is the post that describes what I'm dealing with
[04:00] <Aacron> nope
[04:00] <Aacron> but running th e'automagic repair' does :(
[04:00] <Dishtroyer> (scunzini) no, its a PCI card
[04:00] <Aacron> and tryign to boot windows does
[04:00] <Aacron> :((
[04:00] <Aacron> right now though it just says erorr 17 or 22... cant remember :))
[04:01] <cornwall> Aacron: Well, all I can do is show you those questions. They seemed relevant. I don't know much about GRUB more than the basics
[04:01] <cornwall> Aacron: Sorry I can't be of more help
[04:01] <Aacron> its okay :P
[04:02] <Aacron> thanks for tryin' :P
[04:02] <n2diy> Testing, just setup Pidgin on Jaunty.
[04:02] <Guest90862> dil: it's fireball, back again. chmod 644 killed that user completely!
[04:02] <Aacron> i just dont understand it :( ubuntu sees the drive, can even mount and peruse my windows drive
[04:03] <Aacron> oh is there a way to turn off the enter/leave message on pidgin?  killin me
[04:03] <scunizi> Dishtroyer: not all modems are created equil.. the vast majority and almost all pci cards are software modems. Your chances of getting it to work are I hate to say.. slim. I had the same problem.  I needed outbound fax capability.. (new post hang on)
[04:03] <Guest90862> dil: "kstartupconfig4 does not exist or fails. The error code is 3. Check your installation"
[04:03] <DIL> fireball: i installed on the new drive not over the existing
[04:04] <Guest90862> hmmm. What's my best option?
[04:04] <scunizi> Dishtroyer: so after trying 2 external serial modems and 5 different pci modems from various era's, I brokedown and spent $49 for a usb modem that said it supported linux.. If you'd like a link to what I got I'll give it to you.
[04:04] <DIL> fireball: i then copied files from home folder to new install - the tutorial did not work forme
[04:05] <Aacron> scunizi: wow external *serial* modems were software modems?  din't think is possible :(
[04:05] <KDesk> Where can I get Firefox 3.5 for 64-bit in Jaunty?
[04:05] <n2diy> Ok, Pidgin has command line completion, does it have up arrow command recall like xchat-gnome?
[04:05] <KDesk> Or can I copy the one from Karmic?
[04:05] <Dishtroyer> scunizi: before you do that, have you seen http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/pctel-linux ?
[04:06] <Guest90862> so make sure i've got this right please, because somehow my write permissions are wrong, my only option is to recreate the user from scratch? Seems a bit excessive]\
[04:06] <scunizi> Aacron: some are and some arn't.. I use to have an external that worked but it failed after a couple of years.. the replacement was from the same company and similar but didn't work.  I've seen the link,, tried and tried.. nothing..
[04:06] <FoxMulder> hi all...
[04:06] <Dishtroyer> scunizi: some documentation I recevied from the ubuntu website.
[04:07] <Drobobot> Hey I have changed MAC address by ifconfig, but after reboot it brings back the older MAC addr...How can i change it permanently???
[04:07] <ericindc> Anyone familiar w/ GNU screen know how I can start a window and cd it to a different directory?
[04:07] <usr13> Drobobot: Put commands in /etc/rc.local
[04:07] <OpensourceFTW> change it in your router
[04:07] <scunizi> Dishtroyer: the 3 externals I've tried were all us robotics.. one worked, one didn't and replaced both with a 3rd.. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16825104006
[04:07] <OpensourceFTW> then power off your router and modem
[04:08] <DIL> Drobobot:   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_address
[04:08] <Drobobot> usr13: that willmake it permanent?
[04:08] <usr13> Drobobot: Yes
[04:09] <Drobobot> usr13: THANX MUCH!
[04:09] <Dhdo74> hey everyone what will stop the beeping noises on my laptop
[04:09] <usr13> Drobobot: That will change the MAC address after each reboot
[04:09] <usr13> Drobobot: NP
[04:10] <entropy> Where is my local .asoundrc alsa configuration file?
[04:10] <Dishtroyer> scunizi: well, my problem is my windows crashed. I can't even boot to it. I tried to put the hard drive into an external usb case and boot to it and grub gives me an error 18. I tried and tried to figure out how to get ubuntu to recognize the PCTEL but failed. I finally grabbed a junk HD off my shelf, loaded windows just enough to get online.
[04:10] <petafile> So I dual boot and use a fakeraid mirror.  One of my drives had a temporary crash while I was runding windows, so I rebuilt it with the intel tool, and now ubuntu won't boot because my /dev/mapper/whatever partition doesn't exist.  HOw do I fix that?
[04:10] <BePhantom> hi all, i'm going to install jaunty in a P4 with 1GB of RAM, I'm not going to use hibernation, which size should choose for Swap partition?
[04:11] <OpensourceFTW> 2gb
[04:11] <Dishtroyer> I wish ubuntu was as easy as windows
[04:12] <OpensourceFTW> ITs easier in alot of ways
[04:12] <usr13> Dishtroyer: What do you mean?
[04:12] <BePhantom> is 478MB of swap enough for 1GB of RAM?
[04:12] <usr13> Dishtroyer: Ubuntu is easier than MS Windows!
[04:12] <cornwall> BePhantom: I'd give it 1 GB, personally
[04:12] <OpensourceFTW> yes but you prob dont need that much
[04:12] <Dishtroyer> With windows, you click "add hardware and it goes pretty much all by itself
[04:12] <BePhantom> cornwall, but i never hibernate
[04:13] <OpensourceFTW> be sure to use ext4 filesystem
[04:13] <cornwall> BePhantom: ah, missed that :)
[04:13] <BePhantom> cornwall, is 478 enough?
[04:13] <usr13> Dishtroyer: What hardware are you adding?
[04:13] <OpensourceFTW> prob not
[04:13] <BePhantom> maybe less?
[04:13] <unikon>  whats the cmd to upgrade pidgin isnt it sudo apt-get upgrade pidgin     please correct me if im wrong
[04:13] <Hylian> hey, nothing too serious to say, just wanted to say i replaced windows vista with ubuntu 8.04 a month ago, and no complaints. it makes windows look sick.
[04:14] <Dishtroyer> usr13: PCTEL fax modem
[04:14] <nicha_caem_> ai
[04:14] <n2diy> Dishtroyer: and it is just as easy to catch something with Windows too.
[04:14] <nicha_caem_> alo
[04:14] <cornwall> BePhantom: I'd still put a little more PERSONALLY, but I think that would be enough
[04:14] <FoxMulder> java -version show me the correct version 1.6.0, but in /etc/jvm there's no mention to 1.6.0...is this rigth? http://paste.ubuntu.com/201827/   thanks all...
[04:14] <Dishtroyer> n2diy: only if you aren't careful
[04:14] <JohnnyBGoode> I need help with my usb microphone
[04:14] <OpensourceFTW> I would say use 2gb. Because if you using 64bit its going to use more ram than 32bit. Especially firefox
[04:15] <bastidrazor> unikon, having yahoo troubles with pidgin?
[04:15] <petafile> Is there a channel devoted to dmraid topics?
[04:15] <friendishan> !yum
[04:15] <el_americano> does 2.27.2 work with yahoo? I get an instant "Network error"
[04:15] <el_americano> sorry, empathy 2.27.2
[04:16] <unikon> yes im using the previos version 2.5.6 how can i upgrade to the latest
[04:16] <bastidrazor> !yahoo | unikon
[04:16] <cornwall> Hylian: are you new to Ubuntu?
[04:16] <nicha_caem_> ai
[04:16] <sebsebseb> unikon: Ubuntu only do security updates from the repo, so you need ppa's
[04:16] <nicha_caem_> aloha
[04:16] <Hylian> oh one more thing before i go, im so glad gnome apps arent all gnotepad and gnautilus. (wink wink kde dudes)
[04:16] <sebsebseb> unikon: or to compile yourself or whatever
[04:17] <bastidrazor> unikon, also they are working getting the fix for this out as soon as possible. currently the upgrade isn't available.. you can install the fix from a deb if you want it
[04:17] <sebsebseb> !ppa > unikon
[04:17] <maco> er...kde apps aren't all k* nowadays
[04:17] <el_americano> That's why I moved to empathy, but it failed with msn. Then I tried the PPA version, and yahoo is failing again.
[04:17] <joshthecoder> there are some gnome apps with g*
[04:17] <joshthecoder> gedit
[04:17] <friendishan> !apt
[04:17] <friendishan> ok
[04:18] <unikon> thanks sebsebseb
[04:18] <sebsebseb> unikon: np
[04:18] <bastidrazor> unikon, if switching your paging server doesn't work you could install with the .deb  :: http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Fix-Yahoo-problem-in-Pidgin-114754.shtml
[04:19] <el_americano> I want to revert from the PPA empathy version, but removing the ppa repo and updating didn't do anything.
[04:19] <BGL-[e]> i tried loading 9.04 live on an older toshiba (celeron-m) laptop today and the mofo took forever then froze every time :(
[04:19] <BGL-[e]> toshiba satellite, don't have the exact model though
[04:20] <BGL-[e]> pretty sure it's not having hardware issues as windows wasn't having any freezing or anything
[04:20] <cornwall> el_americano: did you try 'sudo apt-get autoremove' and 'sudo apt-get clean' as well?
[04:20] <BGL-[e]> i was bummed, i need a live cd to help w/getting some data off the (spyware'd & trojan'd) hd
[04:20] <JohnnyBGoode> i need help with a usb headset
[04:20] <JohnnyBGoode> any help?
[04:21] <BGL-[e]> think you can get a usb sound card of sorts and plug a headset into that
[04:21] <Ademan> does anyone know of an ls like tool (or an ls flag) that will make its recursive output list the directory structure more like a tree?
[04:21] <bastidrazor> Ademan, you could just install 'tree'
[04:22] <bastidrazor> !info tree
[04:22] <el_americano> kirby@macbuntu:~$ sudo apt-get autoremove
[04:22] <el_americano> Reading package lists... Done
[04:22] <el_americano> Building dependency tree
[04:22] <el_americano> Reading state information... Done
[04:22] <el_americano> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[04:22] <el_americano> kirby@macbuntu:~$ sudo apt-get clean
[04:22] <FloodBot1> el_americano: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:22] <Ademan> thanks bastidrazor sounds good
[04:22] <bastidrazor> el_americano, you would need to uninstall and reinstall the applicatino
[04:22] <cornwall> el_americano: now install empathy
[04:23] <JohnnyBGoode> any help with a USB headset?
[04:23] <usr13> Ademan:  bastidrazor There's also midnight commander
[04:23] <el_americano> removing empathy didn't remove any dependencies, so very little is getting removed. I will try again.
[04:24] <bastidrazor> el_americano, after removing the ppa do sudo apt-get update
[04:24] <usr13> Ademan:  bastidrazor See: http://www.midnight-commander.org/
[04:24] <usr13> Ademan: bastidrazor It's in the repos.  sudo apt-get install mc
[04:25] <JohnnyBGoode> Can anyone help me get my microphone working?
[04:25] <el_americano> OK, now it wants to go back to 2.26.1, but: Depends: libempathy-gtk19 but it is not going to be installed and Depends: libempathy23 but it is not going to be installed
[04:26] <usr13> JohnnyBGoode: Check to make sure it's not just muted.
[04:26] <Apollo2366> Hey, when I put a disk in my CD/DVD drive, Ubuntu doesn't do anything at all. When I try to open Places >> Computer >> CD-RW/DVD+RW it just gives an error message: "Unable to mount location."
[04:26] <JohnnyBGoode> usr13 i can't hear anything in it
[04:27] <JohnnyBGoode> usr13 its a headset with a mic
[04:27] <usr13> JohnnyBGoode: Check to see that it doesn't need to be plugged into another port.
[04:28] <JohnnyBGoode> i tried plugging it into another usb port
[04:28] <JohnnyBGoode> nothing
[04:28] <usr13> JohnnyBGoode: Oh, it's USB?  Well, I can't help you there.
[04:28] <JohnnyBGoode> ok thanks
[04:29] <usr13> JohnnyBGoode: Get one that plugs into the sound card ports.
[04:29] <OpensourceFTW> is it just the microphone thats not working
[04:29] <Apollo2366> He left
[04:29] <OpensourceFTW> :|
[04:34] <Dishtroyer> floodbot has joined #ubuntu
[04:34] <Zosh> hi
[04:35] <Apollo2366> Hey, Zosh
[04:35] <Zosh>  just installed ubuntu.. I have 7.04
[04:35] <Zosh> I want to update
[04:35] <Zosh> but its giving me errors
[04:35] <Zosh> it says Could not download all repository indexes
[04:35] <Apollo2366> Open Applications >> Accessories >> terminal >> type "sudo apt-get update" and hit enter
[04:36] <koshari> Zosh why dont you install fresh
[04:36] <Zosh> I don't have extra cd
[04:36] <koshari> Zosh use a usb key
[04:36] <Zosh> Apollo2366: I did that but it has errors fetching
[04:36] <JayX> hey all!
[04:37] <bastidrazor> 7.04 has reached end of life.
[04:37] <Zosh> :( can't I just upgrade?
[04:37] <ramael> hello, Im planning to buy me a new lap. it is Acer Aspire 5735Z-423, and it is not on the list of ubuntu, does anyone know if it is compatible???
[04:37] <bastidrazor> !eol
[04:37] <mbennette68> Hi, is there any documentation on how to set the path on ubuntu or in which file the path is stored?
[04:37] <usr13> Apollo2366: Is your internet connection ok?
[04:37] <Apollo2366> Zosh, hold on
[04:37] <Zosh> Apollo2366: ok
[04:37] <koshari> Zosh it will take a lot longer and theres often the risk of probs when you skip a dist
[04:37] <Apollo2366> usr13, yeah why?
[04:37] <Zosh> hmm
[04:38] <cornwall> Zosh: I think it would be best in the long run to get your hands on another CD
[04:38] <n2diy__> Zosh:  get the latest LTS version, 8.10, and then you can upgrade to 9.04.
[04:38] <JayX> IS THERE  a way in ubuntu to change the tittle of the panel options (Applications, PLacce & System ) ? I want to make then shorter so i can dock more apps to my panel
[04:38] <koshari> Zosh you dont have a 1 gb or bigger memory stick?
[04:38] <ramael> I dont want to end up with stupid virows X3
[04:38] <Apollo2366> Zosh, try "sudo apt-get upgrade"
[04:38] <koshari>  n2diy 8.10 isnt a LTS ver
[04:38] <n2diy__> koshari: I was afraid of that, can' find my notes.
[04:38] <JayX> ramael:  whats a virows?
[04:39] <Zosh> Apollo2366: nothing happened..
[04:39] <Zosh> hmm wait I have an extra dvd-rw
[04:39] <Zosh> might wrok
[04:39] <Dishtroyer> <--- needs info on how to install a PCTEL modem
[04:39] <Zosh> what burner should I use?
[04:39] <Zosh> what burner should I use?
[04:39] <koshari> Zosh you dont have aa usb stick?
[04:39] <Apollo2366> Zosh, then download the 9.04 install iso
[04:39] <Zosh> koshari: it's full
[04:39] <Apollo2366> put in the dvd
[04:40] <koshari> Zosh save the info, use the stick and copy it back
[04:40] <JayX> IS THERE  a way in ubuntu to change the tittle of the panel options (Applications, PLacce & System ) ? I want to make then shorter so i can dock more apps to my panel
[04:40] <Apollo2366> and use brasero if it's already installed
[04:40] <Zosh> err it's not..
[04:40] <cornwall> JayX: Right click on the panel and select "Add to Panel". There's a small "menu bar"
[04:40] <hikenboot> hello I setup ubuntu server with a non raided /boot directory and a raided / and /home directory with lvm so its raided and on lvm...On first boot it fails saying there appears to be more than one degraded raid devices...anyone know how to fix?
[04:40] <mbennette68> Hi, is there any documentation on how to set the path (persistently) on ubuntu or in which file the path is stored?
[04:41] <Ademan> usr13: as I understand it midnight commander is a full file manager really, all I want is dumping out a directory structure in this format: http://docs.python.org/distutils/setupscript.html#installing-package-data
[04:41] <hikenboot> i dont think there is a problem with the disks.
[04:41] <Zosh> koshari: hmm I'll try.. :(
[04:41] <hikenboot> I think its an installer bug
[04:41] <cornwall> JayX: er, sorry, it's called "main menu"
[04:41] <JayX> cornwall:  now i know how to add an app, i want more viewing space!
[04:41] <koshari> Zosh you can use unetbootin to copy the iso onto the stick
[04:41] <Apollo2366> Zosh, well there should be something... if there's not, try finding a program in the repos if you can
[04:41] <hikenboot> using the 9.04 server disk
[04:41] <Zosh> Apollo2366: how?
[04:42] <el_americano> thanks cornwall and bastidrazor, I had to remove libempathys, gtks, and commons too, but it eventually reverted. Yahoo still doesn't work, but I'll keep messing with it. Maybe pidgin plus the new server will be the answer for a while, but empathy should be working.
[04:42] <Zosh> I can't use synaptic and sudo apt-get install wont install anything
[04:42] <cornwall> JayX: This isn't adding an app. the "Main Menu" is just a little Ubuntu symbol that will make things much more consolidated
[04:42] <kain> hi all, does anyone know of a site that publishes ubuntu or linux news and stuff like that (like pcworld is for windows)
[04:42] <JayX> cornwall:  i want to change t5he tittle of the thing and make it shoerter eg. i want to change the "applications: to "apps"
[04:42] <Apollo2366> Zosh, hmm that sucks. Well just download the iso for now.
[04:42] <msl> mbennette68, You should have a look at ~/.profile if you want to alter your PATH
[04:43] <bastidrazor> el_americano, http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Fix-Yahoo-problem-in-Pidgin-114754.shtml    you could use this deb if !Y is still fubared
[04:43] <n2diy__> JayK right click on the panel, then properties, and you can adjust, umm, pixels I think?
[04:43] <mbennette68> cool thanks for your help :)
[04:43] <ramael> anyone knows if acer aspire 5735Z-423 is compatible with ubuntu????
[04:44] <n2diy__> kain: linuxjournal.com
[04:44] <bucky> hikenboot: is this with dmraid
[04:44] <OpensourceFTW> it should be
[04:44] <the-alchemist> If my system crashes hard, what actions can I take to diagnose the problem after reboot?
[04:44] <JayX> n2diy__:  i want horizontal view, not vertical
[04:44] <hikenboot> i think the installer uses dmraid
[04:44] <hikenboot> its not hardware raid if thats what you mean
[04:45] <n2diy__> JayK right click on the panel, then properties, and you can adjust the location.
[04:45] <Apollo2366> Zosh, and keep asking back here. Someone more knowlegable than I will help you out.
[04:45] <el_americano> bastidrazor: Yes, I had pidgin working with the new server. I was just trying to move to empathy.
[04:45] <overlord> How do I install a deb for i386 architecture on a 64bit system ?
[04:45] <bastidrazor> el_americano, ahh.. cool glad the new server worked
[04:46] <Apollo2366> So does anyone know why my CD/DVD drive won't read discs?
[04:46] <Guest66445> i still doont gei it
[04:46] <HowTo> How do I erase all iptables rules? I only have 2 so far.
[04:47] <JayX> n2diy__:  cornwall Im looking to just change the title of the ubuntu menu  i want the "Applications" to be "App;s"  and "System" to be "Sys" (rename / abbreviate )
[04:47] <bucky> hikenboot: i stumbled thru the install in expert mode and made sure the partitioner accepted my raid type fs but the kicker was it asked me if i wanted the 'most' option for modules in the initrd
[04:47] <ramael> have anyone tried ubuntu on acer aspire 5735Z?
[04:48] <n2diy__> JayK ah, I'm clueless about that, I thought you meant changing stuff on there panel.
[04:48] <Apollo2366> ramael, try looking on youtube for it
[04:48] <arkhalis> terr_: You there?
[04:48] <Guest66445> its dificult for me to run exe. in ubuntu
[04:48] <lwizardl> hi
[04:48] <ramael> I did  it apollo2366, but notting close comes up
[04:48] <media`> Ive never really used any linux other than a gnome desktop.  I installed xubuntu on a laptop I have and when I set it up do I add the regular ubuntu repos
[04:48] <Apollo2366> ramael, Google search?
[04:48] <media`> or are there certain ones for xubuntu
[04:49] <lwizardl> does anyone know of a ftp client that can be set to limit downloads to 30 files
[04:49] <cornwall> JayX: I'm looking in the Gconf-editor and I can't find an entry
[04:49] <JayX> n2diy__ ok thnaksz  and its JayX not JayK :P
[04:49] <Apollo2366> Guest66445, search Synaptic Package Manager for "wine"
[04:49] <Guest66445> thanks
[04:49] <Pici> !wine | Guest66445
[04:50] <JayX> Apollo2366:  what does "wine" really do may I ask? i been hearing about it alot these days
[04:50] <n2diy__> JayX, ok, sorry, don't get old, your eyes play tricks on you, GL.
[04:50] <Apollo2366> JayX, I don't really know a whole lot about it, but I guess it just imitates the Windows environment for software.
[04:50] <lwizardl> JayX, basically allows you to run some windows program on linux
[04:51] <Apollo2366> JayX, it stands for WINE Is Not an Emulator
[04:52] <JayX> lwizardl:  when u say "some" you mean "some"?  can i run/use .exe programs with WINE?
[04:52] <Apollo2366> JayX, yes
[04:52] <cornwall> JayX: however, not all programs will work
[04:52] <bastidrazor> !appdb | JayX
[04:52] <cornwall> JayX: some will work without a hitch, and some will just not ever run
[04:52] <lwizardl> JayX, yes you can, but some program have flaws. example DVDDecrypter
[04:53] <unikon> sebsebseb following the instructions on the softpedia yahoo problem in pidgin fix im using 8.04 LTS wich isnt listed but should be
[04:53] <JayX> Thanks! bastidrazor
[04:53] <andrewjackson> hey i am a complete noob to linux and was wondering if Ubuntu is a good distro to start on for a noob coming from WindowsXp
[04:53] <olskolirc> how do I play wmv in my firefox please?  I need a free codec
[04:53] <bastidrazor> !codecs | olskolirc
[04:54] <arkhalis> terr_: BOO!
[04:54] <cornwall> andrewjackson: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/windows/C/
[04:54] <Dishtroyer> Anyoneknow the error codes for GRUB?
[04:54] <hikenboot> when it drops me to the shell it indicates both md devices are not active cat /proc/mdstat
[04:54] <losher> andrewjackson: Ubuntu is a very good choice for a noob. Make sure you get version 8.04.2 though
[04:55] <Apollo2366> So, anyone have an idea as to why my CD/DVD drive won't mount?
[04:55] <bastidrazor> Dishtroyer, http://www.uruk.org/orig-grub/errors.html
[04:55] <cornwall> JayX: I've searched around the configurations, I can't find any values that I can edit for that
[04:55] <Geometry> hey all whats a good dock system for ubuntu
[04:55] <bastidrazor> Geometry, AWN or Cairo-Dock
[04:55] <hikenboot> whats your cd not doing Apollo2366
[04:55] <Geometry> which would you preffer?
[04:56] <bastidrazor> Geometry, i prefer and use cairo-dock
[04:56] <JayX> cornwall:  thanks for your help, perhapsthere is a way to change the text to icons? (app's, place, system??)
[04:56] <Geometry> where can i pick that up at?
[04:56] <andrewjackson> ok so if i completely delete my hard drive i could install ubuntu correct?
[04:56] <cornwall> JayX: did you even look at that little applet I told you about?'
[04:56] <arkhalis> check the repos Geometry
[04:56] <bastidrazor> !info cairo-dock
[04:56] <Apollo2366> hikenboot, whenever I insert a CD, nothing happens at all, no error messages. Whenever I try to open Places >> Computer >> CD-RW/DVD+RW Drive it gives an error message: "Unable to mount location." That's it.
[04:57] <JayX> cornwall:  yea playing with it now
[04:57] <jumentous> hi, at what point does a preseed file kick in at? it seems that i can set things like locale on the kernel command line (when remastering the cd) but when included in the preseed file they never get picked up
[04:57] <arkhalis> terr_: msg me
[04:58] <hikenboot> what happens when you umount /dev/cdrom0  and umount /dev/cdrom and sudo eject cdrom?
[04:58] <hikenboot> what kind of cdrom is it?
[04:58] <Geometry> i cant find it in the add move application section
[04:58] <bastidrazor> Geometry, sudo apt-get install cairo-dock
[04:59] <Zosh> how do I add permission to a windows drive?
[04:59] <Apollo2366> hikenboot, it's a DVD with images, music, and text files on it
[04:59] <Zosh> I want to put something to my windows drive
[04:59] <jumentous> last i checked cairo-dock was out of date, there is a repository on the website that you can use for latest version, though i checked a while ago
[05:00] <JayX> bastidrazor:  is there a Database of all app's i can get for Jaunty by using "sudi apt-get install" ? ?
[05:00] <hikenboot> what happens when u do those 3 commands?
[05:00] <shiznebit> JayX: synatpic ?
[05:00] <olskolirc> !w32codecs
[05:00] <Apollo2366> hikenboot, h/o I'll run them
[05:00] <Zosh> Apollo2366: can ya help me out? :p
[05:00] <bastidrazor> JayX, you could look in synaptic at what apps are available based on what repo's you have enabled.
[05:01] <JayX> shiznebit: dont i have to add repo's to synaptic to vieew them
[05:01] <ctmjr> Zosh: tey this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions/ThirdPartyNTFS3G
[05:01] <ctmjr> *try
[05:01] <JayX> bastidrazor:  if i dont   have a certain repo installed/enabled can i still get the app using terminal?
[05:01] <Zosh> k thanks
[05:02] <the-alchemist> Is /var/log/syslog the first port of call to diagnose a system crash?
[05:02] <n2diy__> JayX: many repos are in synaptic, but not all of them are enabled.
[05:02] <bastidrazor> JayX, synaptic and apt-get both use the same file for repo's .. so no.
[05:02] <shiznebit> JayX: no you have to add the repository for that certain app
[05:02] <bullgard4> What GNOME program provides the association or mapping of a key pressed to a character sent to the processor?
[05:03] <Apollo2366> hikenboot, sorry for the wait, the problem is actually on my friend's comp
[05:03] <hikenboot> ok so what happens when you run them on  your friends computer
[05:03] <Apollo2366> hikenboot, He's running them now
[05:03] <hikenboot> ok
[05:04] <n2diy__> bullgard4: do you want to remap your keyboard, or just enter extended characters at will?
[05:04] <JayX> is there an online list of all repo's / apps ? ? ? shiznebit: n2diy__ bastidrazor
[05:04] <JohnL> Hey guys, I'm having a problem booting up the Ubuntu live cd, I keep getting errors, could someone help me out?
[05:04] <hikenboot> what he might try at a command line is sudo mount /dev/dvd -t iso9660 /media/cdrom0
[05:04] <n2diy__> JayX, I don't know, google might?
[05:04] <shiznebit> JayX: yea, just google PPA
[05:05] <shiznebit> JayX: yea, just google " PPA ubuntu "
[05:05] <Apollo2366> hikenboot, I'll pass it on, thanks.
[05:05] <JohnL> I keep getting "ACPI: Aborted because broken padding."
[05:05] <JohnL> Anyone have any ideas?
[05:05] <bastidrazor> JayX, be careful.. adding 3rd party repo's can lead to trouble.
[05:06] <JayX> bastidrazor:  thanks will keep an eye out for 3rd party
[05:06] <bullgard4> n2diy__: After dist-upgrade to 9.04 my computer does not react or react wrongly to pressing arrow keys or the 'Alt Gr' key in GNOME. It is ok on the virtual consoles.
[05:06] <Datz> Hi when I run "sudo apt-get update" I get The method driver /usr/lib/apt/methods/https could not be found
[05:07] <arkhalis> JohnL: Google is your friend, first response http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=968247
[05:07] <Apollo2366> hikenboot, bash:unmount: command not found
[05:07] <hikenboot> not unmount sorry umount
[05:08] <Apollo2366> oh lol k
[05:08] <n2diy__> bullgard4: hmm, don't know, you might want to look around in system>prefrences>keyboard?
[05:08] <JohnL> Gotcha. I've downloaded from so many different providers
[05:08] <JohnL> I suppose I'll have to try again
[05:09] <JayX> does anyoneknow how to tether an ipohoneso it can work with ubuntu?
[05:09] <JayX> iphone so*
[05:09] <BePhantom> hi all, how do i activate the old intrepid update notifier in jaunty?
[05:09] <BePhantom> the one that shows an icon in the deskbar
[05:09] <hikenboot> Apollo2366, what happens when you mount the insert the cdrom  in your system
[05:09] <jumentous> does anyone know how to diagnose why a preseed files isn't being picked up?
[05:10] <hikenboot> sp /mount the insert/insert/
[05:10] <arkhalis> JohnL: be sure to do an md5 checksum on the image of your live cd to save yourself wasting countless cd's
[05:10] <n2diy__> BePhantom: Jaunty does that.
[05:10] <Apollo2366> hikenboot, sudo eject cdrom ejects the tray, as normal.
[05:10] <bullgard4> n2diy__: This opens the 'Keyboard Preferences' dialog. What is the command-line command to open the Keyoard Preferences dialog?
[05:11] <BePhantom> n2diy_ jaunty update will pop up, i want the old intrepid icon
[05:11] <n2diy__> bullgard4: I don't know?
[05:11] <BePhantom> how do i activate it?
[05:11] <hikenboot> can you try the cd in your system or is he remote
[05:11] <Apollo2366> hikenboot, is sp /mount the insert/insert/ litterally what I type?
[05:11] <Apollo2366> hikenboot, he's remote
[05:11] <arkhalis> JohnL: Also, if you keep getting corrupt files, try using a download utility to account for lost packets and whatnot... if that helps check all your cables and router, you may have a bad connection somewhere
[05:11] <hikenboot> sudo mount /dev/cdrom -t iso9660 /media/cdrom0
[05:11] <n2diy__> BePhantom: can you right click on the icon, and change it in prefrences?
[05:12] <donny> does any one know how to uninstall thigs
[05:12] <BePhantom> n2diy_, no
[05:13] <Apollo2366> hikenboot, I think we got the drive mounted somehow
[05:13] <BePhantom> there's some command line thing i have to write but i dont remember exactly what
[05:13] <ZhouYu> donny : what is thigs ?
[05:13] <arkhalis> terr_: WAKE UP... before i slap you with a trout ><
[05:13] <hikenboot> great
[05:13] <hikenboot> good luck
[05:13] <arkhalis> lol
[05:13] <donny> zhouYu_i am trying tu uninstall wow how would i di that
[05:13] <Hobbit`> is there any way to set up some sort of chron job to call a command ever 10 minutes?
[05:13] <Datz> Hi when I run "sudo apt-get update" I get "The method driver /usr/lib/apt/methods/https could not be found" How can I fix this?
[05:14] <JayX> lollol @ arkhalis
[05:14] <ctmjr> donny: use wine to uninstall it
[05:14] <ZhouYu> donny : you can simply delete the folder, but if you install it from apt-get. you can simply type "apt-get remove name-of-the-software"
[05:14] <arkhalis> I love my job... beer, karaoke, and ubuntu /love
[05:14] <elky> !ot
[05:14] <sabot_> Is there a way to view a program already running on a remote server through ssh
[05:15] <bullgard4> What GNOME program provides the association or mapping of a key pressed to a character sent to the processor?
[05:15] <petafile> How do I change the root path for grub boot lines?  I can change /boot/grub/menu.lst, but that gets clobbered by update-grub
[05:15] <jumentous> 3rd time lucky, preseeds, automated installs, anyone?
[05:15] <ZhouYu> donny : it's depend on how you install the program. if you use rpm then use the rpm to uninstall, if you compile it yourself then delete the folder.
[05:15] <n2diy_> sabot_: vncviewer.
[05:16] <donny> what would be the best way to install it again ?? i had a error message when i did it last time
[05:16] <andrewjackson> ok guys some people are telling me that Ubuntu teaches bad linux habits is that true?
[05:16] <sabot_> is the vnc server the remote?
[05:16] <unitheory> andrewjackson, absolutely
[05:16] <loof> jayx: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNQ6W_yUnII&feature=PlayList&p=F4C97023F46BB521&index=0&playnext=1 to see how to use your iphone in ubuntu as a modem
[05:16] <BePhantom> please anyone? i want to activate the old update notification icon in jaunty, i don't want this annoying pop up window, does anyone know how to do it?
[05:17] <elky> andrewjackson, did they provide examples?
[05:17] <JayX> loof thnaks
[05:17] <Apollo2366> This is kind of annoying, whenever I open an application, the top of the window is always under the top panel on my desktop. What's the problem?
[05:17] <loof> jayx: np
[05:17] <andrewjackson> no they didnt specify
[05:18] <andrewjackson> plus im such a newb not sure if i would know what they were talking about
[05:18] <elky> andrewjackson, then until they specify, don't worry about it. when they do, then come and ask specifically
[05:18] <Apollo2366> andrewjackson, I'm assuming they mean alienating people from the terminal in favor of a gui
[05:18] <n2diy_> andrewjackson: if they don't have specifics, then it is just hearsay.
[05:19] <lucax> is there any program that changes desktop wallpaper and puts a new one from the web, so i dont repeat any wallpaper??
[05:20] <mbostwick> hello, whenever I try to boot up a Firefox addon or start a program in wine that uses opengl it fail's ...I think opengl is not working....can anyone help me with this ?
[05:21] <Dishtroyer> Is there any way to uninstall grub? or at least disable it?
[05:21] <Apollo2366> Dishtroyer, why would you want to do that?
[05:21] <ctmjr> mbostwick: in a terminal type glxinfo | grep render
[05:21] <unitheory> Dishtroyer, if you do that you won't be able to boot from your hard drive
[05:22] <andrewjackson> guys can i use vmplayer to run ubuntu
[05:22] <mbostwick> a lot of: Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".: one of: Error: couldn't find RGB GLX visual or fbconfig
[05:23] <BePhantom> please help me
[05:23] <linuxguy2009> Guys I cant remember what the default Ubuntu 9.04 window manager is, I installed Mac4Lin and I think I told it to change it by accident but not sure.Cause my compiz wont start.Whats the default window manager?
[05:23] <nztal> andrewjackson, i know how to untar a .tar.gz file from command line.  a .bz2 file, i'd have to google it.  however, in ubuntu i can right click and extract.  i suppose, thats a crutch from memorizing how to extract .bz2 from a console.  i should find me quick reference cheat sheet, save me the trouble of moving that extracted folder :)
[05:23] <unitheory> BePhantom, for what application?
[05:23] <unitheory> linuxguy2009, metacity and/or compiz
[05:23] <BePhantom> i just want the old update alert, the icon that's in the deskbar
[05:23] <linuxguy2009> ah thats right.Thank you.
[05:23] <Dishtroyer> When I connect my hard drive to my external usb case, grub gives me an error 18
[05:23] <ctmjr> mbostwick: did you install any graphic card drivers?
[05:24] <Dishtroyer> It wont boot
[05:24] <mbostwick>  ctmjr: yes nvidia drivers
[05:24] <andrewjackson> nztal: sounds easier
[05:24] <arkhalis> ctmjr, mbostwick: thats what i was gonna say, doesn't sound like you have any drivers installed
[05:24] <BePhantom> how do i enable the old update alert in jaunty? like in intrepid
[05:24] <ecret> i need 20gigs of ram to run a program. Is it possible to use a part of a hard drive to emulate this ram? I realize this is probably a stupid question and apologize in advance.
[05:25] <unitheory> ecret, swap
[05:25] <arkhalis> 20 gigs? what program uses that much? lol
[05:25] <mbostwick> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=866519 ...brb going to try this
[05:25] <ecret> some nlp stuff, program currently loads it into memory. i have a really big model.
[05:25] <ctmjr> mbostwick: try removing them and reinstalling
[05:26] <ecret> unitheory: I will google for swap, ty
[05:26] <mbostwick> ctmjr: tried that :( didn't work
[05:26] <unitheory> ecret, i mean you need a large swap partition
[05:26] <WIGGMPk> I am having an issue with Brasero and buring a DVD image..
[05:26] <ecret> unitheory: oh ok. but using that swap partition, I can make a fake ram drive? Is there a program or keyword that would help?
[05:27] <rizal> hello
[05:27] <unitheory> ecret, linux uses swap as ram if it needs to
[05:27] <rizal> i have problem about crontab
[05:27] <Ahadiel> ecret, That is essentially what swap is, fake ram.
[05:27] <Dishtroyer> I want to boot from my external hard drive but GRUB gives an error 18. What can I do?
[05:27] <arkhalis> ecret: swap is just a term for using a portion of your hard drive as ram... slower but allows for things like 20gb of ram
[05:27] <rizal> anybody
[05:28] <arkhalis> ecret: if you google for linux or ubuntu swap there are plenty of places out on google that tell you how to adjust your swap size
[05:28] <rizal> i have problem about crontab
[05:28] <stan_man_can> I don't want to start a flamewar here, but I"ve heard that Fedora is more cutting edge than Ubuntu. But I've been using fedora for the last day or so and it seems rather clunky graphically
[05:28] <rizal> the script runs fine manually, but it is not running when you've scheduled it to run from cron.
[05:28] <WIGGMPk> I am having an issue with Brasero and buring a DVD image.. If I do not have the File/Image Checksum plugins selected, the ISO fails to burn to the DVD... it starts to burn the image and then completes the burn and finalizes the disc in like 5 secs...
[05:28] <ecret> ah ok . thanks i will do that!
[05:28] <stan_man_can> I'm running two video cards, a gtx-260 and a 9500gt, both nvidia, with 4 monitors
[05:28] <Apollo2366> stan_man_can, please stay on-topic
[05:28] <stan_man_can> How nicely will ubuntu handle it?
[05:29] <arkhalis> ecret: good luck, and come back for questions if you have any ^^
[05:29] <ecret> i thought i had to buy a 20 gig ram system . i am very glad. thanks unitheory,ahadiel,arkhalis
[05:29] <ctmjr> !ask|rizal
[05:29] <mbostwick> brb
[05:29] <loof> stan_man_can, : fedora's pretty crap from a multimedia/gamer perspective. you should try ubuntu
[05:29] <JayX> loof that video is a bit usefullll for me, but i need to know the bash file, or how to create n ad-hoc network so i can use my iphone 3g
[05:29] <arkhalis> ecret: i do have to say lol to that.... 4 5gb sticks of ram could be pricey =p
[05:30] <rizal> ok
[05:30] <rizal> i have problem about crontab
[05:30] <rizal> the script runs fine manually, but it is not running when you've scheduled it to run from cron.
[05:30] <loof> jayx: try google :p
[05:30] <stan_man_can> loof: I'm rather new to linux and went with Fedora because I use CentOS for my servers, how different are the two?
[05:30] <bucky> hikenboot: sudo dmraid -ay will activate
[05:30] <stan_man_can> loof: I'm not necessarily looking to play games, i'm just looking for something that might be a bit more stable and run a bit smoother than fedora is
[05:31] <Gold_bullet> i have an annoying problem, after installing the D-Link DWA-130 driver via ndiswrapper, Ubuntu keeps locking up when i try to use the driver for more than half an hour, does anyone know whats going wrong?
[05:31] <loof> fedora/centos are basically aimed more at serverside use, ubuntu is more of a desktop os (just in general)/what a lot of development time is spent on
[05:31] <bastidrazor> stan_man_can, burn a liveCD .. if you can get them set up in the LiveCD then you're all set.
[05:32] <losher> WIGGMPk: I can't fix brasero, but I can help you burn a DVD from the cli if you wish...
[05:32] <loof> stan_man_can, : have you had stability issues with fedora? and have you tried compiz in fedora?
[05:32] <WIGGMPk> losher: with growisofs?
[05:33] <losher> WIGGMPk: exactly!
[05:33] <WIGGMPk> losher: isnt Brasero using the same thing? just a front end?
[05:33] <mbostwick1> ok looking through some logs I found this http://pastebin.com/m38fac638
[05:33] <stan_man_can> loof: what about differences in how things are done, as in fedora/centos using yum, and ubuntu using aptitude, is it comparing apples to oranges...two completley different things... or is it comparing a granny smith to a macintosh apple... same thing just different name
[05:33] <arkhalis> gold_bullet: is the dwa-130 internal or external?
[05:33]  * Gold_bullet waits
[05:33] <Gold_bullet> external usb drive
[05:33] <bullgard4> What GNOME program determines the keyboard layout?
[05:33] <nellmathew> is there an app in gnome that i can use to pick up hex/RGB of colors under the cursor?
[05:34] <WIGGMPk> losher: its not that it doesnt 'work', its just annoying to have to wait that extra 30secs to create the file checksum, then to wait the 10mins for the image checksum to complete at the end is retarded
[05:34] <ecret> arkhalis: yeah...was going to also have to get a new mb/cpu too as mine just holds two sticks. i like linux
[05:34] <loof> stan_man_can, : depends on if you consider yum vs aptitude to be like comparing apples to oranges or comparing different types of apples :P
[05:34] <deagle> hello!
[05:34] <JayX> nellmathew:  0_o ? what do u want to do?
[05:34] <mikepark> BePhantom: was your question answered?
[05:34] <arkhalis> Gold_bullet: Hmm... perhaps a power or heat issue? i haven't the slightest
[05:34] <Gold_bullet> arkhalis, the d-link works fine for 30 minutes or a little bit more, but after that a severe system lockdown
[05:34] <andrewjackson> anyone know where i can get a vmware image of ubuntu to run in vmplayer
[05:34] <BePhantom> mikepark, no
[05:34] <Dr_Willis> nellmathew:   many 'color chooser' dialogs in many apps have a 'eyedropper' that lets you do that.
[05:34] <andrewjackson> and yes i already googled
[05:34] <arkhalis> Gold_bullet: have you used it on a windows system for longer than 30 mins?
[05:34] <mikepark> BePhantom: gconftool -s --type bool /apps/update-notifier/auto_launch false
[05:34] <deagle> i'm on ircII, can anyone see this?
[05:35] <Gold_bullet> arkhalis, yes, hours on end
[05:35] <losher> WIGGMPk: you're preaching to the converted.... :-)
[05:35] <Dr_Willis> deagle:  yes.
[05:35] <nellmathew> JayX, yeah what he said, i wanted an eyedropper =X lol
[05:35] <deagle> :D thanks!
[05:35] <arkhalis> ecret: glad we could help you save money then
[05:35] <nellmathew> thanks Dr_Willis
[05:35] <bastidrazor> andrewjackson, download the iso and install from that
[05:35] <BePhantom> mikepark, will that enable the old intrepid like update alert icon?
[05:35] <andrewjackson> ok
[05:35] <loof> stan_man_can, : if you consider it to be comparing apples to oranges, then ubuntu is pretty different from fedora, if you consider it like comparing types of apples, then it's not really that different. i'd say look at some videos of ubuntu on youtube and see if what they show are more along the lines of what you're looking for in an OS
[05:35] <WIGGMPk> losher: dont follow ya..? the converted AKA CLI?
[05:35] <Gold_bullet> arkhalis,  the problem arose after i installed the latest Nvidea driver for my chipset
[05:35] <deagle> does anyone know how I can restart my window manager from outside (tty) without restarting GDM (i'm running openbox and I need to do openbox --restart)
[05:36] <mikepark> BePhantom: it should
[05:36] <losher> WIGGMPk: I just meant that there's no point complaining to me, because I completely agree with you. You could file a bug report, I suppose...
[05:36] <deagle> i did export DISPLAY=:0.0 and tried it but got nothing :(
[05:36] <BePhantom> mikepark, thank you!
[05:36] <arkhalis> Gold_bullet: unfortunately i haven't the slightest clue why that would happen >< other than an overheating issue but for an external drive that seems rediculous...
[05:36] <Gnea> deagle: from a console?
[05:36] <deagle> yep
[05:36] <Gnea> don't think that'll work
[05:36] <WIGGMPk> losher: and have them not fix it lol.. i heard some things about the debian team forking off of the cdrecord project and not doing as well because of some dispute.. however I also hear about the ubuntu burning team changing things...
[05:37] <Gold_bullet> arkhalis, perhaps an incompalability issue with linux for my modle of d-link?
[05:37] <WIGGMPk> losher: just sucks the user's got caught up in some drama
[05:37] <arkhalis> Gold_bullet: Hmm, the chipset would make sense with overheating but i doubt thats linked to the dwa-130
[05:37] <Gnea> you could start the X session with just an xterm and run from there
[05:37] <mikepark> BePhantom: you're welcome
[05:37] <Gold_bullet> arkhalis, well, the usb ports are bart of my chipset
[05:37] <Gold_bullet> *part
[05:37] <rizal> the script runs fine manually, but it is not running when you've scheduled it to run from cron.
[05:37] <arkhalis> Gold_bullet: naa, if it's the wireless key i am thinking of, little black and gray one
[05:37] <WIGGMPk> losher: honestly they should of stayed with nautilus-cd-create or whatever.. but this is getting off topic lol.. thanks for the thoughts.. ill just use growisofs for now
[05:37] <Gold_bullet> yes
[05:37] <Gold_bullet> arkhalis, yah, its that one
[05:38] <deagle> Gnea: i just don't want to have the programs running die on me :( is there any way to prevent that?
[05:38] <Gnea> deagle: otherwise you'd need to allow X to receive remote requests, which it doesn't by default unless you've changed that behavior via gdm's config
[05:38] <arkhalis> Gold_bullet: I have the same one somewhere, used to use it for adhoc networking lol (don't ask)
[05:38] <Gnea> deagle: yes, run e16 or e17
[05:38] <deagle> wussat?
[05:38] <Dishtroyer> Wake  me when someone answers my question...
[05:38] <Gold_bullet> arkhalis, mine sucks...badly
[05:38] <Gnea> !e17
[05:39] <arkhalis> Gold_bullet: try reinstalling it using ndiswrapper... or try charging a phone or something in the same usb port for some time
[05:39] <deagle> Gnea: oic
[05:39] <losher> WIGGMPk: the sad truth is, linux burning tools are inferior, like most of its multimedia stuff...
[05:39] <Gnea> deagle: e16, at the very least, allows you to restart the WM if it crashes (it self-heals)
[05:39] <Gold_bullet> arkhalis, phone? how will this help?
[05:39] <Gnea> so you never lose any running app
[05:39] <arkhalis> Gold_bullet: that will determine if it's the usb port or the wireless key... other than that perhaps someone else in here can help you more? try asking again
[05:39] <drmrhorse_> i broke my jackalope. after i updated compiz and a few other things today, my desktop fails to load. i get to the login screen, login, and the screen disappears and comes back.  tried restarting x, rebooting, recovery mode with xfix. starting a console session then doing startx gets me a desktop with no sound. any ideas?
[05:39] <deagle> i like openbox better :$
[05:39] <roxan> lshw -C disk is not showing *disk-2: but only *disk-0: and *disk-1:
[05:39] <Dr_Willis> Gnea:  it had to have that feature... due to how often it crashed.. :)
[05:39] <Gnea> it'll popup a window and say "oh hai! i just crashed! press F1 to restart!"
[05:39] <WIGGMPk> losher: almost brings a tear to my eye... linux... inferior.... the same sentence.... =*(
[05:40] <arkhalis> Gold_bullet: Like an ipod or a phone... something that draws power from the usb ports
[05:40] <Gnea> Dr_Willis: hehe yeah, now it's like, rock-solid
[05:40] <ctmjr> Dr_Willis: so true
[05:40] <lacrymology> is there a way to make btlaunchmany run up to, say, 3 downloads at a time?
[05:40] <Dr_Willis> Gnea:  i try it every so often... then leave it for another year.
[05:40] <rameshwor> deagle: openbox is a desktop ? ..
[05:40] <losher> WIGGMPk: I know, but the first step to solving a problem is to acknowledge it... :-)
[05:40] <Gold_bullet> arkhalis, um, i dont have any thing like that... i only have a broken usb-led thing
[05:40] <deagle> rameshwor: a window manager
[05:40] <Gnea> Dr_Willis: i did that too for a couple of years... picked e17 back up late last year, haven't looked back since
[05:41] <rameshwor> deagle: so not a complete one like kde, gnome .. ??
[05:41] <justin`> anyone know any popular reasons internet connections don't work on ubuntu. My wireless internet disconnects every 5 seconds and it's so annoying
[05:41] <loof> gnea: enlightenment???
[05:41] <Gnea> loof: yes.
[05:41] <loof> gnea: people still use that?? =S
[05:41] <Dr_Willis> Enlightnment is slowly growing into  a 'desktop' :)
[05:41] <Gold_bullet> arkhalis, i do have a game controller that draws power from the usb ports tho, and the flow is always constant
[05:41] <deagle> rameshwor: if by complete you mean overbloated windows clone, then no... it's not "complete"
[05:41] <arkhalis> Gold_bullet: hmm... dunno then >< I'm at a loss and I don't want to tell you to go buy a new wireless key and find out it's just your usb ports and you wasted money y'know?
[05:41] <philsf> my firefox is hanging pretty often. Is anyone here able to help me with a backtrace I got? http://pastebin.com/f42bbabd4
[05:42] <rameshwor> deagle: i mean is it in the same group of kde,gnome,xfce.. ?
[05:42] <arkhalis> Try that perhaps?
[05:42] <Gnea> loof: heh, it's the only one that has been crafted so well as to only require 100mhz and 64mb of ram anymore ;) well, other than fvwm2, fvwm95 and, uh, twm :) windowmaker might get away....
[05:42] <losher> andrewjackson: I see images at http://www.thoughtpolice.co.uk/vmware/. Perhaps you forgot to google?
[05:42] <loof> philsf: why not build a new version? 3.5 is like twice the speed of 3.10
[05:42] <deagle> rameshwor: i'm not jaded... just prefer to individually pick the apps I like that are more efficient, like rox-filer, openbox, etc...
[05:42] <Dr_Willis> rameshwor:  Enlightment is not as complete as XFCE from what i used of it..
[05:42] <Gold_bullet> arkhalis, hmm....money....im 14...thats expensive XD
[05:42] <deagle> Gnea: and openbox! :D
[05:42] <loof> gnea: heh, true that, i guess =D
[05:42] <arkhalis> Gold_bullet: though that won't answer your question for sure but it will eliminate one possibility it's not the power draw on your usb ports
[05:42] <deagle> Gnea: built from straight C
[05:43] <arkhalis> AFK --
[05:43] <Gnea> deagle: that doesn't mean it runs efficiently on an original pentium or 486 :) it might...
[05:43] <Gold_bullet> arkhalis, im still thinking that the driver is incompatible with Ubuntu, because it works perfectly in windows
[05:43] <deagle> Gnea: it runs awesome on my PIII :P
[05:43] <Gnea> deagle: heh
[05:43] <philsf> loof, Isn't there a package in jaunty?
[05:43] <deagle> untill I play too much with the menu settings :S
[05:43] <unitheory> vintage single-core processors?
[05:44] <deagle> \O/ ftw!
[05:44] <Arkhalis|AFK> Gold_bullet: I was trying to figure out if it was your nvidia update or the wireless key that was the issue
[05:44] <deagle> barely needs a heatsink, much less a fah
[05:44] <deagle> *fan
[05:44] <Gnea> i like booting up jaunty with e17 on my sempron - time to gdm login: less than 20 seconds.  time to full desktop: 1 second.
[05:44] <loof> philsf, : i assumed you were using that. if not, then yeah, update from a package =S
[05:45] <philsf> loof, I'm using firefox 3.0, the stable version
[05:45] <Gold_bullet> Arkhalis|AFK, well, on windows this driver causes alot of problems...
[05:45] <WIGGMPk> Anyone use Pidgin along with MySpace IM? My account never connects
[05:45] <deagle> Gnea: speaking of which, where do I tell X to autoload my background? .xinitrc won't do the trick
[05:45] <Gold_bullet> Arkhalis|AFK, like a full crash of the system
[05:45] <ziroday> WIGGMPk: #pidgin might be helpful, that and triple checking your login details
[05:45] <Gnea> deagle: i'm not sure with openbox... maybe try #openbox?
[05:46] <deagle> Gnea: openbox doesn't handle backgrounds
[05:46] <Gnea> deagle: have you tried Xsetroot?
[05:46] <deagle> hell, it barely gives you a menu to launch stuff from! :D
[05:46] <WIGGMPk> ziroday: ill check them out, past the login credentials
[05:46] <Arkhalis|AFK> Gold_bullet: afk for a few, try asking others in the channel.. I really have no idea =p sorry
[05:46] <deagle> Gnea: oh yeah, it's just I have to do it manually when I log in since .xinitrc wont play nice
[05:47] <Gold_bullet> ok then Arkhalis|AFK
[05:47]  * Gold_bullet attempts to fix the problem
[05:47] <ziroday> deagle: if you are using openbox then add the command to your openbox startup file
[05:47] <deagle> Gnea: I guess my real question is: where does ubuntu store info to launch apps from @ startup?
[05:47] <Gnea> deagle: iirc, it should go like this:  line1: #!/bin/sh  line2: Xsetroot -s /path/to/the/pic.jpg  line3: openbox
[05:47] <deagle> ziroday: there's such a thing? o_O
[05:47] <Gnea> deagle: that's dependent on the desktop manager
[05:48] <Dr_Willis> deagle:  depends on the desktop. :) kde and gmome both support session management, and the autostart directory
[05:48] <Dr_Willis> !autostart
[05:48] <deagle> but i don't have a desktop manager :P
[05:48] <Gnea> deagle: so gnome/metacity carries that in ~/.gconf and ~/.gnome
[05:48] <Dr_Willis> deagle:   teres always making your own .xinitrc or some other methods like we used years ago
[05:48] <Gnea> well then, you have to make them launch in the background in .xinitrc before launching your wm :)
[05:48] <ziroday> deagle: yes, http://icculus.org/openbox/index.php/Help:Autostart and #openbox on irc.oftc.net
[05:49] <loof> philsf, : just saying you can get much newer versions either from source or from debs: ie: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/06/firefox-35-rc-1-ubuntu-repository-deb.html
[05:49] <deagle> ziroday: ooooh thank you!
[05:49] <Dr_Willis> Openbox has some sort of autostart dir/feature/script i recall also
[05:49] <Gnea> dangit, this soundcard is shot :(
[05:49] <ziroday> deagle: have fun
[05:49] <deagle> wait wait dont say stuff people! i need that URL
[05:49] <deagle> :P
[05:49] <Gnea> deagle: pm it to yourself
[05:49] <deagle> thanks! :D
[05:49] <WIGGMPk> Ok, I just finished burning a DVD image with Brasero (that completed successfully) and now my DVD drive with not mount blank disc's or software discs.. Please help.../
[05:49] <deagle> Gnea: i'm still on ircII :S
[05:50] <losher> WIGGMPk: power cycle it...
[05:50] <deagle> bleh, might as well restart X
[05:50] <Gnea> deagle: lol i use irssi, used ircII for years
[05:50] <deagle> how do i scroll up?
[05:50] <deagle> :S
[05:50] <n2diy_> deagle, can't you scroll up, to stop the auto scrolling?
[05:50] <Gnea> pageup?
[05:50] <deagle> nope
[05:50] <n2diy_> up arrow?
[05:50] <deagle> nope
[05:50] <deagle> scrolls to past comments
[05:50] <WIGGMPk> losher: I have "other" things running.. and thats not a solution.. it happens frequently..
[05:51] <deagle> pageup gives this: ~
[05:51] <WIGGMPk> losher: im encoding video's which take a long time... and I have a lot of DVD's to burn
[05:51] <Gnea> you'll either need a decent script or just use irssi
[05:51] <rameshwor> hey, isn't opening the iso with winzip,winrar and then burning the unzipped files  to cd  the same as  burning the iso from nero or...      i did the first one but xubuntu live cd didn't boot..
[05:51] <n2diy_> deagle: still need the url?
[05:51] <Gnea> rameshwor: no
[05:51] <ziroday> rameshwor: you have been told before, no.
[05:52] <rameshwor> ziroday: yes. i was told to check md5...
[05:52] <``y7> guys, it looks like i have to say bye to ubuntu. basically when i run ubuntu as my router, it screws up my ONT to where I have to reset the ONT (verizon fios thing). debian doesn't have this issue, nor do any other standard routers, such as linksys or actiontec. unless anybody has any additional ideas on how to fix this...??? :(
[05:52]  * Arkhalis|AFK beats terr_ over the head -- REPEATEDLY -- with a very veRY VERY small trout (I suck at fishing)
[05:52] <ziroday> rameshwor: burn the livecd via the iso image, do not uncompress it and burn the files.
[05:52] <Gnea> ``y7: are you using ubuntu or ubuntu-server?
[05:52] <losher> WIGGMPk: I understand. But if it's a firmware bug in your burner...
[05:53] <``y7> ubuntu
[05:53] <Gnea> why?
[05:53] <Arkhalis> terr_: wakie wakie
[05:53] <Gnea> ubuntu-server is made for running as a router
[05:53] <``y7> Gnea: to be more exact: ubuntu-8.10-desktop-amd64.iso
[05:53] <WIGGMPk> losher: never happend in Intrepid or XP/Vista..
[05:53] <``y7> Gnea, because i'm using the computer as a desktop/server
[05:53] <WIGGMPk> losher: which leads me to believe its an ubuntu bug
[05:53] <``y7> Gnea: and because i'm a n00by to linux
[05:54] <deagle> brb
[05:54] <Gnea> ``y7: then you probably need to get networkmanager/wicd to have some sort of exception... i don't have vzw fios so not sure how that works
[05:54] <losher> WIGGMPk: Good that it's not hardware. A brasero bug?
[05:54] <deagle> yey! GUI :D
[05:54] <deagle> tty's scare me :S
[05:54] <deagle> you know... i'll give e17 another try :P
[05:54] <``y7> Gnea: any reasons to go to ubuntu-server over debian? i'm guessing ubuntu-server takes away some features that ubuntu already has, but i don't really know. i guess i'll look into it
[05:55] <WIGGMPk> losher: thats a long shot i think... could brasero effectively disable my dvd drive...? for the system...? maybe a udev problem? somehow
[05:55] <unitheory> deagle, you could try out opengeu
[05:55] <deagle> wussat?
[05:55] <Dr_Willis> google is our friend. :)
[05:55] <unitheory> deagle, ubuntu-based distro using e17 as the default desktop
[05:55] <deagle> WIGGMPk: if it's any condolence, i've had to disable brasero completely
[05:55] <deagle> oic
[05:56] <Dr_Willis> E17 - the windowmanger/desktop that reinvents its self more then... err... hmm..
[05:56] <Gnea> ``y7: i use ubuntu-server because it updates more often than debian. it's essentially the same as debian, only more ubuntu-ized.  network setup uses the standard /etc/network/interfaces
[05:56] <losher> WIGGMPk: can you eject the drive from software?
[05:56] <Dr_Willis> I cant think of anything tht does it MORE then E17
[05:56] <deagle> yep
[05:56] <deagle> losher: eject :D
[05:56] <Gnea> ``y7: BUT, you can make the desktop ubuntu use it too
[05:56] <WIGGMPk> deagle: actually that just depresses me even more... it seems like Ubuntu sacrificed too much in the hopes of booting faster..
[05:56] <ubuntu> crossover
[05:56] <harikapaddu> can any one help me with "Port Forwarding" In Ubuntu Firewall, i need to access MS SQL Reports from my web server via this firewall
[05:56] <Gnea> ``y7: just start editting the interfaces file and network manager will freak out and go "oh, it's editted, so i'll auto-fail"
[05:56] <deagle> Dr_Willis: you must ADORE lmgtfy.com right? :D
[05:56] <WIGGMPk> losher: from software? the eject button works... lemme try from nautilus
[05:57] <Dr_Willis> deagle:  never been there.. that i rember...
[05:57] <loof> ``y7, : http://www.slavepits.com/2009/06/ditching-verizon-fios-actiontec-router.html ?? check if they did anything different
[05:57] <deagle> losher: type in eject in command line
[05:57] <Gnea> ``y7: but, like i also said, networkmanager and wicd have the ability to add exceptions
[05:57] <Dr_Willis> deagle:  but i got a picture of a bunny with a pancake on its head for you.. :P
[05:57] <Gnea> ``y7: as in, they can run a script for you if you have a special connection
[05:57] <WIGGMPk> deagle: losher: says, "unable to find or open device"
[05:57] <deagle> :S
[05:58] <DirectorBonesy> What is ubuntu's official usage stance on the propietary ATi drivers?
[05:58] <deagle> they SUCK!
[05:58] <deagle> :D
[05:58] <deagle> j/k idk
[05:58] <losher> WIGGMPk: ok, open a terminal and try 'sudo eject cdrom' (you only have one cdrom, right?)
[05:58] <DirectorBonesy> Well, by official I mean how easily are they loaded.
[05:59] <DirectorBonesy> Since, Arch seems determined to make my life annoying in that regard. :/
[05:59] <n2diy_> DirectorBonesy: don't know, Ubuntu officials don't hang out here, to my knowledge? But if you can get it to work, who would care?
[05:59] <deagle> one of the reasons I picked nVIDIA over ATI was due to  their linux friendliness
[05:59] <WIGGMPk> losher: I have 2.. but only 1 has power to it right now
[05:59] <unitheory> DirectorBonesy, many proprietary driver can be loaded from system > administration > hardware drivers
[05:59] <WIGGMPk> losher: it just returns with nothing....
[06:00] <Apollo2366> This is kind of annoying. Whenever I start an application, the top of the window always appears underneath the top panel on the desktop. Help?
[06:00] <losher> WIGGMPk: what kind of drive is it? internal? sata? ide?
[06:00] <harikapaddu> can any one help me with "Port Forwarding" In Ubuntu Firewall, i need to access MS SQL Reports from my web server via this firewall
[06:00] <Dr_Willis> Apollo2366:  using the ubuntu netbook remix?
[06:00] <Apollo2366> No, regular desktop ver
[06:01] <WIGGMPk> losher: internal sata LG GSA-T50L (I have searched online for this and found not similar posts)
[06:01] <WIGGMPk> losher: its a laptop..
[06:01] <harikapaddu> can any one help me with "Port Forwarding in Ubuntu?
[06:01] <Apollo2366> 8.10 btw
[06:01] <Dr_Willis> Apollo2366:  Odd.. You can hold down the alt-key and  alt-click on  wndow anywhere to drag it down...
[06:02] <losher> WIGGMPk: type 'df -h' . Is there a line for the cdrom?
[06:02] <Apollo2366> Dr_Willis, Cool, didn't know that. That's a bit easier than resizing it
[06:02] <Dr_Willis> Apollo2366:  i got a tool for windows called 'kde-resizer.exe' tht adds that feature to windows also. :P
[06:02] <WIGGMPk> losher: no
[06:02] <harikapaddu> can any one help me with "Port Forwarding" In Ubuntu Firewall, i need to access MS SQL Reports from my web server via this firewall
[06:03] <Apollo2366> Dr_Willis, Doesn't work with GNOME does it?
[06:03] <unitheory> Dr_Willis, i thought windows had that feature ootb?
[06:03] <linuxguy2009> Where are the startup apps kept track of in 9.04? I dont see a sessions under admin menu. I think thats where it used to be.
[06:03] <unitheory> Apollo2366, yes it does
[06:03] <WIGGMPk> harikapaddu: install gUFW
[06:03] <losher> WIGGMPk: and finally, type dmesg|egrep sr0    Are there any messages?
[06:03] <Dr_Willis> unitheory:  not the  alt-click/drag  from anywhere.. that ive ever seen.
[06:03] <unitheory> Dr_Willis, maybe you're right. i haven't used windows in a long time
[06:03] <JayX> loofhow do i create an ad-hoc for ubuntu?
[06:03] <WIGGMPk> losher: yes, not sure what im looking for but yes..
[06:03] <Dr_Willis> Apollo2366:  its a X standard feture.. works with most every desktop in linux ive seen.. some can turn it off..   some games  canm mess up with it..
[06:04] <JayX> how do i create an add-hoc network **
[06:04] <Apollo2366> unitheory, is it in the repos? Wait, why is... oh. Wait... KDE on Windows?
[06:04] <deagle> wicd
[06:04] <deagle> JayX: makes it simple ;)
[06:04] <Apollo2366> I've never heard of that
[06:04] <stoobs76> so, i wanna run ubuntu, and vista, can someone help me?
[06:04] <saiki> how do we upgrade xsane? the version that comes in jaunty will FRY my scanner..
[06:04] <unitheory> linuxguy2009, it's been renamed startup applications
[06:04] <losher> WIGGMPk: ok, wanna paste the lines to http://paste.ubuntu.com
[06:04] <WIGGMPk> losher: getting there now
[06:04] <JayX> deagle:  ok, may i get assitance in creating an ad-hoc in ubntu
[06:04] <Apollo2366> Dr_Willis, are you running KDE on Windows?
[06:04] <linuxguy2009> Ah Im stupid wrong menu.Thanks
[06:05] <harikapaddu> can any one help me with "Port Forwarding" In Ubuntu Firewall, i need to access MS SQL Reports from my web server via this firewall
[06:05] <unitheory> Apollo2366, is what in the repos?
[06:05] <safag> hi has anyone tried google earth ?
[06:05] <WIGGMPk> losher: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d2201235c
[06:05] <loof> stoobs76, : there are guides to dualbooting vista and ubuntu on google
[06:05] <Dr_Willis> Apollo2366:  no.. the name of the tool for windows is called 'kde-resizer.exe' nothing to do with kde.. other then a missleading name. :)
[06:05] <deagle> JayX: o_O? i meant look up WICD it's an app that lets you do that
[06:05] <Arkhalis> stoobs76: Try searching google for directions on how to dual boot...
[06:05] <saiki> how do we upgrade xsane? the version that comes in jaunty will FRY my scanner.. so an upgrade is really needed
[06:05] <harikapaddu> can any one help me with "Port Forwarding" In Ubuntu Firewall, i need to access MS SQL Reports from my web server via this firewall
[06:05] <Arkhalis> loof: lol, nice
[06:05] <Dr_Willis> Apollo2366:  ebcause the writer added a 'kde feature ' (he thoght) to windows
[06:05] <Apollo2366> unitheory, I was going to ask about that resizer tool, but I was mislead by the name
[06:05] <JayX> deagle:  ohh my bad :P
[06:05] <deagle> lol
[06:05] <loof> Arkhalis, : well, it's true =S
[06:06] <stoobs76> im brand new to linux, my friend suggested it, and no, i dont even know what KDE is
[06:06] <Arkhalis> loof: I just laughed cause we basically said the same thing
[06:06] <safag> my google earth crashes everytime i open it after seeing earth in ubuntu 9.04
[06:06] <WIGGMPk> harikapaddu: install gUFW (GUI for Uncomplicated Firewall) its easy to configure and straight forward.. but dont keep asking the same question over and over.. people will answer if they see and know the answer
[06:06] <scales11> stoobs76: kde is a desktop manager, it controls how windows look and where they are placed
[06:06] <losher> WIGGMPk: I see an i/o error, but nothing really significant. What os version is this?
[06:06] <WIGGMPk> losher: Jaunty amd64, 2.6.28-13
[06:06] <Dr_Willis> !kde | stoobs76
[06:07] <JayX> deagle:  i hipe its a GUI app, i suck @ terminal
[06:07] <loof> Arkhalis, : yeah lol
[06:07] <stoobs76> awesome, thanks
[06:07] <scales11> hey all, anyone do custom installs from cli ?
[06:07] <saiki> !xsane
[06:07] <unitheory> scales11, yea, once or twice...
[06:07] <usingartistxlive> I'm back, with the hosed xorg/xserver that crashed from neverputt. I was able to duplicate the crash using ubuntu-based UltimateEdition. The only way I can get to command prompt is via the "recovery mode" from the grub menu. But, when choosing shell, it asks for maintenance password. Nothing I put in there takes. How do I get past that password? It doesn't take the normal sudo password.
[06:07] <scales11> unitheory: no more?
[06:08] <loof> stoobs: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=dual%20booting%20vista%20and%20ubuntu lolol =D
[06:08] <dsdeiz_> when you do 'update-alternatives --config" what does '+' and '*' mean?
[06:08] <harikapaddu> How to install  gUFW (GUI for Uncomplicated Firewall) in Ubuntu 9.04 Desktop?
[06:08] <Dr_Willis> !find gufw
[06:09] <Dr_Willis> !info gufw
[06:09] <losher> WIGGMPk: see if you can get status:  sudo hdparm -i /dev/cdrom
[06:09] <unitheory> scales11, i put e17 on a minimal installation once.
[06:09] <WIGGMPk> harikapaddu: "sudo apt-get install gufw"
[06:09] <loof> usingartistxlive, : the maintenance password is the root password not your user password
[06:09] <dsdeiz_> anyone?
[06:09] <scales11> unitheory: e17 is still in beta. i dunno how stable it is..i have a netbook and was trying to go with a slim install.  i tried crunchbang, it was ok...
[06:09] <WIGGMPk> losher: /dev/cdrom: HDIO_GET_IDENTITY failed: No message of desired type
[06:10] <stoobs76> loof: that was pretty funny
[06:10] <usingartistxlive> loof, there is no root password enabled with Ubuntu. So, no matter what I put in there, even using other passwords I may have used in the past, even putting "root" "toor" "admin" and leaving it blank do not work.
[06:10] <loof> stoobs76, : heheheheh =]
[06:10] <unitheory> scales11, right. i run xubuntu on my eee pc.
[06:10] <dsdeiz_> when you do 'update-alternatives --config" what does '+' and '*' mean?
[06:10] <WIGGMPk> !root > usingartistxlive
[06:10] <loof> usingartistxlive, : yeah you have to enable the root account. you did do that, right? =S
[06:11] <losher> WIGGMPk: sorry, I'm out of ideas at this point. The system seems to have forgotten all about your cdrom...
[06:11] <scales11> unitheory: which eee? why xubuntu? i didnt think it really was much lighter than plain ubuntu......
[06:11] <saiki> !kooka
[06:11] <WIGGMPk> losher: well that sucks.... lol
[06:11] <hobbet1> i have intreped is there a program to see who is on my home network and what they are doing?
[06:11] <jared__> i love you guy
[06:11] <jared__> s
[06:11] <saiki> hobbet1, why not use your own router's?
[06:12] <WIGGMPk> losher: is there a command to make udev activate? or for the sata ports to be scanned again?
[06:12] <scales11> unitheory: i was thinking about lxde with a minimal install, but still so much to set up!
[06:12] <jared__> L
[06:12] <jared__> O
[06:12] <jared__> V
[06:12] <jared__> E
[06:12] <FloodBot1> jared__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:12] <unitheory> scales11, 701 surf. xfce is lighter and has lighter apps than gnome.  e17 probably has the most "bang for the buck" in my opinion
[06:12] <hobbet1> i am not sure what you are telling me saiki?
[06:12] <the-alchemist> Yeah, paste your loveletter into the pastebin :P
[06:12] <saiki> hobbet1, what router do you have?
[06:12] <losher> WIGGMPk: there is 'sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart' but I can't guarantee it won't interrupt your long running jobs. I bet your hard drive is sata too, right?
[06:12] <Arkhalis> rofl
[06:12] <scales11> unitheory: e17, how stable is it though
[06:13] <hobbet1> i have an airlink, but i have a belkin also available
[06:13] <WIGGMPk> losher: both of them... on a raid0
[06:13] <unitheory> scales11, pretty stable.  it never crashed randomly
[06:13] <WIGGMPk> losher: well im gonna roll the dice...
[06:13] <saiki> try these urls: http://192.168.1.1  http://192.168.2.1
[06:13] <jeeves_moss> how can I fix the sound on my Acer Aspire One D115 laptop?  I can't figure it out
[06:13]  * WIGGMPk crosses his fingers
[06:14] <unitheory> scales11, only slightly more stable than windows ;]
[06:14] <saiki> how do we upgrade xsane? the version that comes in jaunty will FRY my scanner.. so an upgrade is really needed
[06:14] <usingartistxlive> ubottu, am reading your msg, and looking at the site. I can't get in to do any editing. I know what to try, but I can't even boot into command prompt without that maintenance password.
[06:14] <entropy> I have completed Appendix A of http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578 and it worked. I am now trying Appendix D, and I did complete Appendix D, audio does show within Playback of pavucontrol, however I have no option to switch the stream to an equalizer, and when I run alsamixer, I get this http://pastebin.ca/1470742 - which didn't happen until I modified the .asoundrc verbatim,...
[06:14] <entropy> ...uncommenting the default EQ setting (where you actually set the levels). Help?
[06:14] <scales11> unitheory: haha
[06:14] <usingartistxlive> loof, I can't get in, to enable root password
[06:15] <WIGGMPk> usingartistxlive: why do you need to enable root? just use sudo
[06:15] <WIGGMPk> losher: nothing... thanks for troubleshooting with me..
[06:15] <losher> WIGGMPk: sorry I couldn't solve it...
[06:16] <unitheory> scales11, with a minimal install the good thing is you can try out a bunch of desktop environments and remove them if you don't like them and you control what's installed
[06:16] <WIGGMPk> losher: its ok..
[06:16] <usingartistxlive> WIGGMPk, I can't boot into X, it crashed to jibberish. I can't boot into anywhere except up to where that pswd is required.
[06:16] <WIGGMPk> usingartistxlive: in the recovery console? have you tried using a livecd?
[06:17] <losher> usingartistxlive: can you boot a live-cd ?
[06:17]  * WIGGMPk rawr /flex
[06:17] <usingartistxlive> WIGGMPk, yes, I am on a live DVD ubuntu-based ArtistX, on the crashed machine.
[06:17] <Arkhalis> terr_ : Wake up ya lazy bum!
[06:18] <WIGGMPk> usingartistxlive: so mount your / and edit the xorg.conf file (paste the contents on pastebin)
[06:18] <scales11> unitheory: yeah i know but i still have to go into every detail
[06:18] <scales11> unitheory: plus i have tried them all :)
[06:18] <drmrhorse_> i broke my jackalope. after i updated compiz and a few other things today, my desktop fails to load. i get to the login screen, login, and the screen disappears and comes back.  tried restarting x, rebooting, recovery mode with xfix. starting a console session then doing startx gets me a desktop with no sound. any ideas?
[06:18] <WIGGMPk> usingartistxlive: are you comfortable with the command line? show me what "sudo fdisk -l" tells you on pastebin
[06:19] <usingartistxlive> WIGGMPk, okay, will check, back in a bit I hope....
[06:19] <unitheory> scales11, all of them? theres what like 7-10 desktop environments?
[06:19] <loof> usingartistxlive, : you could try ALT+PRINTSCREEN+RSEIUOR
[06:19] <ibmman> what do you use to extrat .rar files in ubuntu
[06:19] <scales11> :)
[06:19] <WIGGMPk> ibmman: archive manager... just double click on it
[06:19] <scales11> unitheory: i have been messing with arch, and ubuntu for a while now
[06:19] <jeeves_moss> ok, sound with my 82801G audio controller, I can't get it to work.  how do I fix it?
[06:19] <losher> ibmman: use 'unrar'
[06:19] <scales11> unitheory: i just cant settle on one though
[06:19] <WIGGMPk> ibmman: losher oops thats right..
[06:20] <drmrhorse_> for unrar you need ubuntu-restricted-extras, no?
[06:20] <Dr_Willis> !rar
[06:20] <scales11> unitheory: ubuntu has its options and settings a little spread out, harder to find in a whim
[06:20] <Dr_Willis> drmrhorse_:  not that i am aware of.
[06:20] <drmrhorse_> hmm
[06:20] <ktne> hello
[06:20] <Dr_Willis> drmrhorse_:  it might be included in that (the restricted-extras is a meta-packages)
[06:20] <ktne> i'm trying to install firefox 3.5beta on ubuntu
[06:20] <voss> drmrhorse, try rolling back to a previous kernel in grub
[06:20] <drmrhorse_> thats what im thinking
[06:20] <ktne> i downloaded the .bz2 file and unpacked it in /tmp
[06:21] <WIGGMPk> Dr_Willis: that is awesome....!!!
[06:21] <Dr_Willis> WIGGMPk:  what is?
[06:21] <scales11> unitheory: night
[06:21] <unitheory> scales11, i hear good things about arch but haven't tried it
[06:21] <unitheory> scales11, peace
[06:21] <ktne> but when i try to run ./firefox, i get an error: ./run-mozilla.sh: 399: ./firefox-bin: not found , but ./firefox-bin is right there, in the same directory
[06:21] <ktne> any idea?
[06:21] <WIGGMPk> Dr_Willis: nvm... im having a converstation with my self i think... IE: (the restricted-extras is a meta-packages).... that is awesome...!
[06:22] <losher> ktne: is it executable?
[06:22] <SyphonSilent> hey guys
[06:22] <SyphonSilent> how do I open an rpm file?
[06:22] <Arkhalis> WIGGMPk: Talking to yourself can be good sometimes
[06:22] <WIGGMPk> Dr_Willis: as in, its an awesome meta-package... yea just nvm
[06:22] <Dr_Willis> WIGGMPk:  meta-packages are veyr common in the Ubuntu packages. :) like 'ubuntu-desktop' and 'kubuntu-desktop'
[06:22] <loof> usingartistxlive, : actually, that should be ALT+PRINTSCREEN+R (takes back keyboard control if X is holding keyboard/mouse. you can then ctrl-alt-f1 to a terminal, login, enable the root account, and fix your install
[06:22] <scales11> unitheory: arch is nice but lots of setup,  and then when i think i am all set, more setup! pacman is decent though, but autocomplete is slower than ubuntu, much slower,
[06:22] <dsdeiz_> !alien
[06:22] <drmrhorse_> voss: i will try this but the kernel didnt update
[06:22] <scales11> unitheory: bye for now
[06:22] <ktne> losher: yes it is executable, green in the console
[06:22] <WIGGMPk> Arkhalis: i suppose it could.. but im completing other people sentences...
[06:22] <ramas> hello, first time to join the support chat
[06:22] <WIGGMPk> Dr_Willis: oh I know... im just completing your sentence with my own..
[06:22] <SyphonSilent> Does anyone use the Prozilla download accelerator?
[06:23] <losher> ktne: sorry, dunno then...
[06:23] <Tohuw> !welcome | ramas
[06:23] <Arkhalis> WIGGMPk: I have solved many a problem by just talking to myself lol
[06:23] <ramas> how do we ask for help here
[06:23] <drmrhorse_> oh wait, voss jaunty only has one kernel version
[06:23] <ramas> whats the protocol
[06:23] <ramas> thx Tohuw
[06:23] <WIGGMPk> ramas: ask
[06:23] <Tohuw> !ask | ramas
[06:23] <ramas> ok here goes
[06:23] <sam____> i've suddenly became unable to use the internet on ubuntu, can anyone help me out? thanks
[06:23] <SyphonSilent> Does anyone use the Prozilla download accelerator?
[06:23] <losher> SyphonSilent: why do you think you need to open an rpm?
[06:23] <voss> drmrhorse, thats not true go into grub using esc and youll see
[06:23] <ramas> I installed jaunty on my girlfriend lap a GW6009mx
[06:23] <mbostwick> hello I am trying to get glx working but I am getting this http://pastebin.com/m413786c8
[06:23] <ramas> very nice
[06:23] <entropy> I have completed Appendix A of http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578 and it worked. I am now trying Appendix D, and I did complete Appendix D, audio does show within Playback of pavucontrol, however I have no option to switch the stream to an equalizer, and when I run alsamixer, I get this http://pastebin.ca/1470742 - which didn't happen until I modified the .asoundrc verbatim,...
[06:23] <SyphonSilent> because thats what the file comes as
[06:23] <entropy> ...uncommenting the default EQ setting (where you actually set the levels). Help?
[06:23] <drmrhorse_> k, brb
[06:23] <Tohuw> !enter | ramas
[06:23] <loof> drmrhorse_, : what else did you install? sounds like you installed new video drivers and managed to mess it up
[06:23] <karatekickz> can anyone tell me where to to add a paramater to the vnc launch in jaunty?
[06:24] <Arkhalis> !tag | ramas
[06:24] <Arkhalis> err
[06:24] <drmrhorse_> no, just the updates
[06:24] <Arkhalis> bah
[06:24] <drmrhorse_> nothing new installed
[06:24] <voss> drmrhorse, still try it
[06:24] <DeCypher1> !compiz
[06:24] <losher> SyphonSilent: ok, I'll bite. What file?
[06:24] <jerroome> sam is your network connection up, dns and gateway indicated ?
[06:24] <saiki> how do we upgrade xsane? the version that comes in jaunty will FRY my scanner.. so an upgrade is really needed
[06:25] <entropy> !alsamixer
[06:25] <SyphonSilent> http://prozilla.genesys.ro/downloads/prozilla/yoper/   its a download accelerator
[06:25] <entropy> !alsa
[06:25] <saiki> !wav
[06:25] <Tohuw> I can't seem to get X to start on a RAGE Pro PCI with an Envision en7220 monitor. I have the horizsync and vertrefresh set correctly, and I've tried vesa, ati and fglrx. Any suggestions?
[06:25] <sam____> um, well my connectin works from both my other computers
[06:25] <DeCypher1> How do i install the compiz manager
[06:25] <voss> !anything
[06:25] <sam____> and when i boot into xp it works fine
[06:25] <The_Warlock> how to i access my ubuntu box remotely using a mac?
[06:25] <ramas> I have hardy working on the same model for my dad, ok, will do,  then on  hardy I have no problem whatsoever with blank cd-r's bur my GFiend just told me when she tried to burn a cd with brasero it kept telling her to insert a media, and that the blank cd icon wont show on the desktop, any ideas? as I tell you the same model and dvd-burner works like a charm on hardy
[06:25] <saiki> DeCypher1, you mean fuse-icon? or the other one?
[06:25] <voss> !life
[06:25] <sam____> and it worked fine on ubuntu until recently. aparently my ip address is 0.0.0.0 though, which is probably a problem
[06:25] <karatekickz> warlock you use vnc
[06:26] <unitheory> whoa I didn't realize it was called iagno; i thought it was lagno
[06:26] <mbostwick> hmm I found this...http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=115300 but is there a way to check old packages ?
[06:26] <karatekickz> get a vnc client for the pac
[06:26] <karatekickz> mac
[06:26] <DeCypher1> saiki: i wanna install compiz manager
[06:26] <karatekickz> then direct it to your server ip
[06:26] <WIGGMPk> ramas: what type of project ar eyou trying to burn with brasero?
[06:26] <losher> voss: do you need help?
[06:26] <Tohuw> DeCypher1: it's in the repository, something like compiz-config-settingsmanager. Do an apt-cache search for compizconfig or compiz-config
[06:26] <unitheory> DeCypher1, the settings manager?
[06:26] <ramas> she said it was an audio cd
[06:26] <stan_man_can> The 64bit download is named amd_64, will it work win 64bit intel processors?
[06:26] <ramas> from mp3
[06:26] <DeCypher1> unitheory: ya
[06:27] <jerroome> sam____ do you have a static ip or dhcp ?
[06:27] <unitheory> DeCypher1, compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:27] <voss> losher not really I was just enjoying ubottu
[06:27] <ramas> no errrs from lame, it just kept saying to her the cd was empty
[06:27] <sam____> dhcp
[06:27] <ramas> like no medium to write to
[06:27] <WIGGMPk> ramas: join the club... VCD's and Data CD's are a known bug for Brasero
[06:27] <jerroome> try out sudo dhcpclient
[06:27] <dsdeiz_> you guys using opera 10b?
[06:27] <WIGGMPk> ramas: well that might different than.. it doesnt give you the "cannot write with the current set of plugins"??
[06:27] <Tohuw> voss: please use !command > voss when testing bot commands to avoid spam in the channel, or private query the bot.
[06:27] <coz_> ramas,  have you tried gnomebaker?
[06:27] <unitheory> dsdeiz_, i am!
[06:28] <drmrhorse_> voss: there is only one kernel version for jaunty. it hasnt updated so i dont have any more choices
[06:28] <dsdeiz_> unitheory: how is it? :-?
[06:28] <loof> drmrhorse_, : http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=disable+compiz+from+commandline
[06:28] <DeCypher1> unitheory: Thank you
[06:28] <unitheory> dsdeiz_, great!
[06:28] <ramas> WIGGMPk: mmh but never had an issue like this, and what worries me is that that cd creator doesnt see it as well
[06:28] <dsdeiz_> i'm having trouble using facebook with opera :(
[06:28] <jerroome> Tohuw what does your syslog and xorglog files indicate when launching X
[06:28] <sam____> sudo: dhcpclient: command not found
[06:28] <voss> drmrhorse, are you connected wired or wirelessly?
[06:28] <unitheory> dsdeiz_, on 10b ?
[06:28] <ramas> WIGGMPk:  basically no blank cd icon will appear on the desktop as usual
[06:28] <Tohuw> jerroome: one moment, let me check
[06:28] <dsdeiz_> yeah
[06:28] <WIGGMPk> ramas: coz_ suggested using Gnomebacker.. hav eyou tried that?
[06:28] <saiki> how do we upgrade xsane? the version that comes in jaunty will FRY my scanner.. so an upgrade is really needed any help on how to do this would be appriciated
[06:29] <unitheory> dsdeiz_, what problems?
[06:29] <drmrhorse_> loof: so youre saying that i should disable compiz from command line?
[06:29] <dsdeiz_> i can't post comments on the walls
[06:29] <WIGGMPk> ramas: wait, your saying the system doesnt mount the blank cd?
[06:29] <ramas> nope not yet, It will have to wait until sat when I see her
[06:29] <ramas> yep exaclty
[06:29] <loof> drmrhorse_, : what do you think?? =S
[06:29] <unitheory> dsdeiz_,  i can...
[06:29] <dsdeiz_> oh no!
[06:29] <drmrhorse_> i think that let me google that for you dot com is a site that smart asses use
[06:29] <dsdeiz_> reall??
[06:29] <unitheory> yep
[06:29] <stan_man_can> Ubuntu 9.04's 64bit install is named ub ubuntu-9.04-desktop-amd64.iso, will that also work with Intel processors???
[06:29] <WIGGMPk> ramas: does it mount it at first.. then fail to burn.. then not mount again???
[06:29] <ramas> WIGGMPk is not just brasero, she says no blank cd icon will appear inm the desktop,
[06:29] <loof> drmrhorse_, : possibly!
[06:30] <ramas> it wont mount
[06:30] <dsdeiz_> did you do anything or did it just work all 'out of the box'?
[06:30] <loof> but yeah, try disabling compiz
[06:30] <loof> and you'd likely have to reboot
[06:30] <unitheory> dsdeiz_, works ootb
[06:30] <coz_> ramael,  is this a fresh install   ... an upgrade... and was this happening from the get go?
[06:30] <drmrhorse_> k
[06:30] <WIGGMPk> ramas: well... worst case scenario its the hardware.. meaning her cd/dvd drive might have went.. you'll need the machine to trouble shoot it though
[06:30] <ramas> WIGGMPk: is not from the plugins or anything she cant burn anything cuz seems the system doiesnt get aware of the blank cds
[06:30] <coz_> ramael, sorry
[06:30] <WIGGMPk> ramas: is there another OS on the machine to test?
[06:31] <coz_> ramas,  was this a clean install .. an upgrade...and was th is happening from the get go?
[06:31] <WIGGMPk> ramas: do other cd/dvd's work? like software/games/etc?
[06:31] <loof> you can try turning it back on, but make sure your hardware supports compiz and you're running in a res that compiz can actually display properly
[06:31] <Tohuw> jerroome: O
[06:31] <ramas> WIGGMPk: machin is brand new, we burn stuff with vista before wiping
[06:31] <Tohuw> jerroome: Sorry, mistype, one moment
[06:31] <unitheory> dsdeiz_, i do have flash installed
[06:31] <Owner> if i want to dual boot ubuntu latest version and windows xp which one do i install first because i have a problem
[06:31] <unitheory> Owner, windows
[06:31] <ramas> WIGGMPk: all other cd media are read fine, she has spent several days rippping her library of music for rhythmbox and stuff
[06:31] <voss> ramas, do you have a spare cd burner you can use to test it with?
[06:32] <coz_> Owner,  then make sure window is defragged properly before installing ubuntu unless its on a separate drive
[06:32] <karatekickz> anyone help me with headless vnc issue?
[06:32] <loof> 0wner: installing windows first is probably easier. there are guides to installing xp & linux & dualbooting on youtube & google
[06:32] <mutew> Owner, Windows....
[06:32] <WIGGMPk> ramas: im not sure on this one bud.. someone more knowledgeable will need to tackle this.. perhaps the media??? have you tried different brands??
[06:32] <coz_> karatekickz,  if  no one can here try  #linux channel it is more across the board and less ubuntu specific
[06:32] <mutew> Owner, Ubuntu will atleast play along nicely and add Windows as a multi-boot option
[06:33] <Tohuw> jerroome: I'm seeing two things of interest: "gdm_config_value_get_bool: assertion 'value->type == GDM_CONFIG_VALUE_BOOL' failed" and "failed to start x sefveral times in a short time period; disabling dispaly :0"
[06:33] <karatekickz> tried linux help... they werent helpful
[06:33] <karatekickz> I also googled a ton
[06:33] <mutew> Owner, The same cannot be said of Windows, it will overwrite the MBR on install and you will have to use another method to access the Ubuntu install.
[06:33] <karatekickz> this seem distro specific
[06:33] <karatekickz> I need to find where vnc gets loaded
[06:33] <mutew> karatekickz, What's the exact issue?
[06:34] <karatekickz> im running vnc headless...
[06:34] <sparr> I use kate for programming under KDE.  What is a similarly featureful editor for GNOME?
[06:34] <karatekickz> it defualts to 640 480 I need to send it a parameter on boot
[06:34] <mutew> karatekickz, and?
[06:34] <ramas1> WIGGMPk:/voss nope not really dont have any usb based ones, I have the pc and as I tell u my fathers exactly same model worked like a charm with hardy, I was hoping this was a known bug with hardy but I couldnt find any threads in the forums dealing with this
[06:34] <karatekickz> I need to find the file that lauches it
[06:34] <stan_man_can> actually the easiest thing for me personally when setting up a dual boot is to install on seperate hard drives and change in bios
[06:34] <mbostwick> can someone tell me where  libGLcore.so.180.44    libGL.so.180.44 are packaged
[06:34] <ramas1> sorry a known bug with jaunty
[06:34] <stan_man_can> makes formatting or removing one of the OS'es alot eaiser without mucking with the boot managers
[06:35] <voss> ramas, what kind of disc is it?
[06:35] <dsdeiz_> unitheory: oops, it works now.. :D sorry about that.. Opera's kewl.. B-)
[06:35] <Rabbitbunny> I've forgotten a word. What are those things over there by the clock? I'd like to make one and Google doesn't work without nouns
[06:35] <ramas1> she says it is a normal-regular cd-r, Im mad at me because that was the one thing of hw I didnt try before handing it over to her
[06:35] <losher> karatekickz: I'm confused. How do you know you're running vnc headless if you didn't start it yourself by hand?
[06:36] <newbyx86> Schweet. Got my Ubuntu server all up to date.
[06:36] <ramas1> she says the brand is sony, I told her to buy a verbatim and imation tomorrow and try those maybe its some kind of weird model of cd-r I have heard of ones not working
[06:36] <mutew> karatekickz, How about looking into ~/.vnc/
[06:36] <ramas1> Ive never had issues with those brands
[06:36] <dsdeiz_> unitheory: how to install the flash player for it? :-?
[06:37] <mutew> Owner, which dll?
[06:37] <unitheory> dsdeiz_, sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree
[06:37] <sam____> so does that mean my computer doesn't have dhcp set up or something?
[06:37] <ramas1> so no other ideas?
[06:37] <hemanth> how can I mount an ip ,which I'm anle to ping on port 21
[06:37] <dsdeiz_> oh same with firefox.. ok thanks got it already ;)
[06:37] <Owner> mutew i am not sure the name but i can look it up
[06:38] <jerroome`> sam____ what did the command return, I had a connection interruption and didn't get your reply
[06:38] <karatekickz> losher its started in my install im running mythbuntu but I think it starts with ubuntu as well
[06:38] <loof> stan_man_can, : that's a crappy way to dualboot
[06:38] <ramas> anyone still following me?
[06:38] <mutew> Owner, do that and let me know.
[06:38] <mutew> Owner, also when did you get the error?
[06:38] <arindam> hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[06:38] <sam____> returned: sudo: dhcpclient: command not found
[06:38] <jerroome`> ramas repeat
[06:38] <Owner> right after i installed ubuntu
[06:38] <bazhang> sam____, dhclient eth0 for example
[06:39] <sam____> oh okay
[06:39] <jerroome`> sam____ did you try dhclient, I told you the wrong command before
[06:39] <zortec> Is there anyone who can help configure my network in nm?
[06:39] <ramas> jerome: what was the last part u got?
[06:39] <bazhang> sam____, sudo dhclient eth0 (for ethernet)
[06:39] <losher> karatekickz: ok, so what problem are you trying to solve?
[06:39] <sam____> doing that now
[06:39] <mutew> Owner, Does the WinXP option show up in the Grub boot menu?
[06:39] <karatekickz> I need to find where vnc is launched
[06:39] <VirusTBX> hey who was it that told me to install WICD ? ?  that thy messe sp ym system!
[06:39] <karatekickz> then simply add a paramter
[06:39] <Owner> mutew yes
[06:39] <karatekickz> its so simple
[06:39] <DeCypher1> UHM sombody.. help please? http://i40.tinypic.com/2isvywl.png
[06:39] <karatekickz> yet nowone can tell me
[06:39] <karatekickz> I have 3hours in this
[06:40] <sam____> There is already a pid file /var/run/dhclient.pid with pid 134519072
[06:40] <mutew> But it doesn't boot when you select WinXP, right?
[06:40] <Owner> ya
[06:40] <jerroome`> ramas nothing
[06:40] <Owner> it only says a file is missing
[06:40] <SyphonSilent> can someone help me find a download accelerator?
[06:40] <bazhang> sam____, don't worry about that
[06:40] <sam____> yeah
[06:40] <mutew> karatekickz, did you find a .vnc folder in the remote system?
[06:40] <sam____> so where do i tell you from?
[06:40] <ramas> jerome: so u didnt catch anything from what I told voss ... ok again
[06:40] <JayX> loof was it you that told me to install WIDC to creat an Ad-hoc?
[06:40] <bazhang> !info aria2 | SyphonSilent
[06:40] <zortec> NM says that my device is not managed.  It worked when I first installed ubuntu, now the network is not being monitored.  Any ideas?
[06:40] <sam____> after listing some other stuff: No DHCPOFFERS recieved.
[06:40] <losher> karatekickz: did you look in ~/.vnc like mutew said?
[06:40] <JayX> Where can I view the log, of this chatroom online???
[06:41] <Owner> mutew, all it says is a file that is missing
[06:41] <sam____> No working leases in peristent databas - sleeping.
[06:41] <mutew> Owner, I need to know the file name.
[06:41] <Owner> mutew, let me go look up which file it is
[06:41] <zortec> JayX: I don't believe there is a log of this IRC room.
[06:41] <mutew> Owner, Was it nt32.dll?
[06:41] <JayX> < --- Needs to know : Where can I view the log, of this chatroom online???
[06:41] <drmrhorse_> my x session problem was fixed by changing from kdm to gdm. kdm used to work for me with gnome, but no more i guess
[06:41] <losher> JayX: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com
[06:41] <ramas> my gfiends lap has jaunty, it doesn mount the blank cd's and as such it cant burn them, brasero for ex keeps askling her to enter a medium to write to, the blank cd icon wont even show on the desktop
[06:41] <voss> So its cd-r not cd-rw
[06:41] <Ophelix> Hiya I got a Question
[06:41] <bazhang> !logs > JayX
[06:41] <Owner> metew, i have no idea brb let me check
[06:41] <ramas> voss: nope she says theyŕe cd-r
[06:42] <Ophelix> Is there a way to get a USB Game Controller working in ubuntu?
[06:42] <voss> They might have already been used
[06:42] <ramas> voss: I told her to buy a couple more tomorrow, verbatim and/or imation Ive had good exp with those brands
[06:42] <zortec> I'm unsure how to configure my network.  I want to set up a DSL connection so I put in the username and password, but I don't know what to put for service.
[06:42] <Arkhalis> Ophelix: it should work automatically... if you need calibration there is an app called Joystick Calibrator in the repos
[06:42] <JayX> losher, bazhang   #ubuntu.txt is this chat room right?
[06:43] <zortec> My network is working fine, but it's not being managed by network connections
[06:43] <voss> by the way what is the brand of cd burner in there?
[06:43] <ramas> I have the hope its just some issue with the cd brand and another iwll work
[06:43] <jerroome`> ramas I have never heard that some brands weren't working, can't give you any hint for it, as voss said, are you sure the cd are blank ?
[06:43] <mutew> karatekickz, try searching for the vncserver -geometry...
[06:43] <bazhang> JayX, yep
[06:43] <zortec> It says that no valid active connections are found.
[06:43] <karatekickz> I see nothing in there other than passwd
[06:43] <Ophelix> Well it doesnt, its a Tesun USB 706, but Im running it on the EEE-PC Hardy Lean Kernel, would that make a different
[06:43] <mutew> karatekickz, command call, it should be in /etc (probably in rc.local) if you are running it headless as you say.
[06:43] <ramas> she says the cd's come from a bunch her father bought u know, from office max
[06:43] <karatekickz> also why dont I see .vnc when I ls the /~
[06:44] <bazhang> SyphonSilent, please ask in channel (not via PM)
[06:44] <ramas> tjhey dont have labels and come in a tower
[06:44] <karatekickz> I looked and rc.local
[06:44] <karatekickz> no reference
[06:44] <voss> ramas what is the brand of the drive
[06:44] <jerroome`> sam____ are you allowed to connect to that network ? isn't it filtered trough MAC adresses ?
[06:44] <ramas> I can fetch u the model and brand of the burner
[06:44] <ramas> hold
[06:44] <mutew> karatekickz, do a grep for "vncserver" in /etc
[06:44] <Arkhalis> Ophelix: I am running on an eeepc 1008ha and every controller i have plugged in works automatically /dev/input/js    if the app needs a controller location
[06:44] <sam____> um, it could be, i guess, but it's my own home network and everything else works fine without having to do any setup of that kind
[06:45] <Owner> mutew, it does not say the dll name all its says, "some dlls are needed for loading the kernel"
[06:45] <Arkhalis> try the joystick calibrator to see if it's really there... if not perhaps try finding drivers for it
[06:45] <mutew> karatekickz, or if your fs has updatedb then try and do a "locate xstartup"
[06:45] <Ophelix> Alright Ill give it a try one minuto
[06:45] <losher> karatekickz: you need 'ls -a' to see files starting with a dot
[06:45] <Arkhalis> Ophelix: try the joystick calibrator to see if it's really there... if not perhaps try finding drivers for it
[06:45] <mutew> Owner, in that case you could try booting from the WinXP cd and running the repair option.
[06:45] <jerroome`> do you use that network for the moment with another machine, if yes have a look at your dhcp-server config
[06:46] <zortec> Where can I find a troubleshooting guide for the network manager on 9.04?
[06:46] <Apollo2366> Hey, I'm having trouble with Pidgin using the Yahoo protocol.
[06:46] <Owner> mutew, alright thank you very much
[06:46] <loof> JayX, : i said to watch that video on youtube and try that
[06:46] <JimBiggs> hi there people, i've got a problem, X won't start (or will start but display a black empty screen) since a few minutes ago (after the restart following today's update)
[06:46] <SyphonSilent> Does anyone know how to use Aria2?
[06:46] <JayX> loff i did, but i dont have the bash commands to create an ad-hov
[06:46] <JayX> hoc*
[06:47] <Arkhalis> Ophelix: please tag your message when you come back so i know you are talking to me... don't always catch it without
[06:47] <JimBiggs> anyone having video issues since the last update?
[06:47] <Ophelix> Arkhalis: Alright ill be sure to do that
[06:47] <rameshworr> Apollo2366: same here. it's not working..
[06:47] <Arkhalis> Ophelix: perfect, thanks
[06:47] <karatekickz> thx for helping btw mutew
[06:48] <SyphonSilent> Does anyone know how to use aria2?
[06:48] <JayX> loof i did, but i dont have the bash commands to create an ad-hov
[06:48] <jerroome`> JimBiggs can you access a terminal ?
[06:48] <mutew> karatekickz, any luck yet?
[06:48] <Apollo2366> rameshworr, that's three for three then, I think it's a problem with Pidgin
[06:48] <karatekickz> what would the exact comand be for the grep request?
[06:48] <Apollo2366> rameshworr, my friend has the same problem
[06:48] <karatekickz> any parameters?
[06:48] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, yes, i'm in it just right now, but all i can see in dmesg is "[drm: i915_get_vblank_counter] *ERROR* trying to get vblank count for disabled pipe 0"
[06:48] <mutew> grep "vncserver" /etc -r
[06:48] <losher> JayX: what's an ad-hoc?
[06:49] <jerroome`> if yes, backup your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[06:49] <ramas> voss: sorry the lap is at her home I canbt find the burner model and I dont recall what it was, all I can tell u is a Gateway mx 6009m with celeron 2.1Ghz processor
[06:49] <mutew> karatekickz, grep "vncserver" /etc -r
[06:49] <jerroome`> and then execute sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[06:49] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, backup done, and then?
[06:49] <JayX> losher, good question... it something to do with shareing a network connections
[06:49] <JayX> !info ad-hoc
[06:49] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, ok, i'll try that straight away and keep you updated ;)
[06:49] <Ophelix> Arkhalis: Alright sweetness all i needed to do was install the configurator thanks!
[06:49] <usingartistxlive> loof ,WIGGMPk, how do I get the terminal from a live-cd to administer changes to the installed OS, or, if easier, how do I get the root password enabled on the installed OS from the live-cd terminal? I got lost in the shell there for awhile.
[06:49] <ramas> my father has the exact same model and the burner worked without issues to burn 2 dvd¡'s and a cd-r last week
[06:49] <jerroome`> don't need to reboot
[06:49] <zortec> Where can I get help for network manager?
[06:49] <voss> ramas, the best strategy try the other brand cds tommorow, if they dont work , replace the drive
[06:49] <JayX> losher,  wifi connection*
[06:49] <jerroome`> execute telinit S
[06:49] <Arkhalis> Ophelix: Glad to help, and remember if the app you run needs the controller location it's /dev/input/js
[06:49] <jerroome`> and then launch X manually again
[06:49] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, telinit S ?
[06:50] <unitheory> JayX, losher, ad-hoc is a network with a mobile device such as a laptop acting as the access point
[06:50] <JimBiggs> with startx?
[06:50] <jerroome`> with gdm if you use gnome
[06:50] <JimBiggs> oh ok gdm
[06:50] <karatekickz> lots of permission denied when run from /~
[06:50] <mutew> losher, an ad-hoc connection is a type of network connection built without the aid of any external networking infrastructure..
[06:50] <karatekickz> no hits
[06:50] <JimBiggs> ok i'll try that straight away ;)
[06:50] <jerroome`> ok
[06:50] <Ophelix> Arkhalis: Got it Alright thanks again
[06:50] <losher> makes sense, thanks all...
[06:50] <mutew> losher, so for eg. the connection between a couple of laptops, mobiles or PDA's without the use of a router is an ad-goc connection.
[06:50] <ramas> well, we'll see wuth the other cd's Ill have more info tomorrow and then Ill ask again if necessary, if its worth it, in windows vista she burned a dvd prior to wiping it, the lap is brand new
[06:50] <JayX> unitheory,  so then how doe tethering work? is the lapot is the access point?
[06:51] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, telinit S shows me a recovery menu, what should i choose?
[06:51] <unitheory> JayX, not sure about that one ;]
[06:51] <JayX> unitheory,  ok :P
[06:51] <sam____> also, when i go into attached devices it only shows my windows desktop and my macbook, not the ubuntu desktop
[06:51] <jerroome`> normal resume or similar
[06:51] <sam____> on my router that is
[06:51] <ramas> thx for the help, I hope I dont have to downgrade it to hardy, as it works pretty well and she has all her apps and look and feel already set in jaunty
[06:52] <voss> ramas, you can also try creating an ubuntu live cd on another computer and if it wont boot the disc then you know.
[06:52] <karatekickz> I gotta run mute thanks for the help so far...I guess I will google more
[06:52] <losher> karatekickz: which parameter do you want to add?
[06:52] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, i think i screwed something up with telinit S, i'll just reboot
[06:52] <karatekickz> whatever teh screen res para is I have to google again
[06:53] <jerroome`> ok, reboot
[06:53] <jerroome`> but don't worry, nothing can be broken
[06:53] <mutew> karatekickz, try searching for vncserver -geometry 640x480
[06:53] <mutew> karatekickz, that should be the command line invocation
[06:53] <ramas> voss: k, but she says data and music cd's are mounted fine, the only proib is with blank cds
[06:53] <karatekickz> -geometry
[06:53] <losher> karatekickz: as I understand it, mythbubtu runs the gnome desktop, and gnome has a VINO server built in, which serves vnc'
[06:54] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, could this issue be because i added the "latest video drivers source" in apt lately? (like a week ago
[06:54] <karatekickz>  nah it defaults cause I am running headless
[06:54] <mutew> losher, but he's talking of a headless vnc system.
[06:54] <ramas> problem is she doesnt live with me yet so I wont be sure until friday when I see her and the laptop
[06:54] <karatekickz> I cant even find a reference for freaking vnc
[06:54] <karatekickz> its simple
[06:54] <karatekickz> I just gotta add that paramte
[06:54] <voss> ramas, a ubuntu live cd is an iso . If the system will boot the live cd, then its not a drive reading problem
[06:54] <karatekickz> I acannot belive this is that difficult
[06:54] <karatekickz> very frustrating
[06:55] <losher> karatekickz: so when you run 'ps ax' is there a vncserver running?
[06:55] <ramas> anyway, thx Ill be back probably if the other cd's dont work, she has xp in another partition Ill try to see if she can burn from there...
[06:55] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, no luck still the black empty screen (but there's sound ;)
[06:55] <jerroome`> JimBiggs, could be, but I didn't heard anything about it
[06:55] <unitheory> voss,  some faulty drive can still boot livecds
[06:55] <karatekickz> im vnced in right now
[06:55] <karatekickz> using it
[06:55] <Warrigal_> How do I configure the compose key such that composing _a or _o results in the character I want?
[06:55] <karatekickz> so yes a vnc server is running
[06:55] <jerroome`> pastebin return of lspci
[06:55] <Arkhalis> karatekickz: I hate problems like that... then when you figure it out you go well that was easy! (only with more vulgar language)
[06:55] <jerroome`> lsmod
[06:55] <karatekickz> lol thats how this one is
[06:55] <jerroome`> and also your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[06:55] <losher> karatekickz: but you didn't start the vncserver explicitly?
[06:55] <ramas> yep I just installed jaunty from cd a week ago
[06:55] <voss> uni, but a drive that cannot read a live is a definite hardware failure
[06:56] <karatekickz> myth gave me the option to install it
[06:56] <JayX> loof how do i make a bash comand to create a Ad-hoc network?
[06:56] <karatekickz> so I assume its set to load on boot
[06:56] <ramas> as I tell u guys the oinly issue on thw whole hw in the laptop is with these blank cd's
[06:56] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, how could i pastebin anything? it's on my laptop and i only have access to the term :(
[06:56] <JimBiggs> well, the console
[06:56] <ramas> the system treats them as if no medium was in the drive
[06:56] <loof> jayx: http://www.prash-babu.com/2008/08/how-to-createjoin-adhoc-network-in.html
[06:56] <bazhang> JimBiggs, pastebinit
[06:56] <voss> ramas, the whole might be those crappy office depot cds in which case youre golden :)
[06:56] <jerroome`> give me a sec, I don't have an issue directly
[06:56] <losher> karatekickz: back to what mutew said then. Grep for vnc in /etc/init.d/*
[06:56] <Arkhalis> ramas: sorry if my question is redundant and already been answered... but try updating the firmware on your cd drive
[06:56] <bazhang> JimBiggs, sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[06:56] <bullgard4> [GNOME] After dist-upgrade to Uuntu 9.04 the arrow keys and the 'Alt Gr' key function wrongly. They do work correctly in the virtual consoles. How to fix this?
[06:57] <jerroome`> use w3m or lynx as browser
[06:57] <JimBiggs> bazhang, that's clever ;)
[06:57] <bazhang> cat /etc/apt/sources.list | pastebinit (for example)
[06:57] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, ok, will do ;)
[06:57] <JimBiggs> bazhang, very clever ;)
[06:57] <losher> karatekickz: mutew: sorry I'm behind you guys
[06:57] <JimBiggs> i'll do that
[06:57] <ramas> ok that sounds good will see the manufacturer and see if theres a fw upgrade if the other cds dont work tomorrow
[06:57] <karatekickz> its not in xconf
[06:57] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, so lsmod, lspci and xorg.conf right?
[06:57] <Arkhalis> ramas: only problem with firmware is
[06:58] <ramas> she says theyŕe sony, but I doubt it as she says they dont have any labels or anything
[06:58] <jerroome`> yes
[06:58] <losher> karatekickz: if it's forked from mythbackend, you'll never find it...
[06:58] <ramas> if u screw u blow the hw?
[06:58] <Arkhalis> ramas: a lot of the time there are only windows installers for updating firmware so you may run into problems there
[06:58] <karatekickz> k im in that directory
[06:58] <karatekickz> so just grep "vncserver"?
[06:59] <karatekickz> cause it appears hung
[06:59] <losher> karatekickz: 'grep vnc /etc/init.d/*'
[06:59] <unitheory> grep grep grep
[06:59] <karatekickz> from /~ ?
[06:59] <mutew> karatekickz, cd /etc
[06:59] <mutew> karatekickz, grep "vncserver" . -r
[07:00] <usingartistxlive> How do I enable root in the installed ubuntu by using a live-cd?
[07:00] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, lsmod: http://pastebin.com/f7f303fd, lspci http://pastebin.com/f20a8d21b, xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/f2e99e69
[07:00] <ramas> she has xp install in another partition  I left it there... just in case... like these cases
[07:00] <magnetron> !root | usingartistxlive
[07:00] <losher> karatekickz: I'd prefer he do: sudo grep vnc /etc/init.d/*
[07:01] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, and dmesg: http://pastebin.com/f7489a0df
[07:01] <Arkhalis> ramas: good choice lol and good luck, hope it helps
[07:01] <jeeves> how can I connect to a windows 2003 server through a VPN?
[07:01] <karatekickz> dude it does nothing no output
[07:01] <karatekickz> back to prompt
[07:01] <karatekickz> GRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
[07:01] <Arkhalis> mellow~
[07:01] <Tohuw> Can't get X to start using vesa, ai or fglrx. In syslog, I'm seeing two things of interest: "gdm_config_value_get_bool: assertion 'value->type == GDM_CONFIG_VALUE_BOOL' failed" and "failed to start x sefveral times in a short time period; disabling dispaly :0"
[07:01] <losher> usingartistxlive: it's tricky. if I recall, you need to a) fsck then mount the root directory
[07:01] <magnetron> !enter | karatekickz
[07:01] <Arkhalis> anger solves no computer problem... only cause them lol
[07:02] <ramas> thx you'll see me here tomorrow with more q's and info if they dont work, this is a weird one, dont think its a hw prob as the laptop is just new, anyway, gotta run thx
[07:02] <Arkhalis> ramas: night
[07:03] <losher> usingartistxlive: did you wanna do this or not?
[07:03]  * losher thinks to himself, it's like pulling teeth tonight...
[07:03] <loof> Tohuw, : what video card are you using? did you make any driver changes? i'm assuming x started before you did something to break it?
[07:03]  * Arkhalis agrees with losher
[07:04] <kandinski> does ubuntu have a good self-hosted web analytics package?
[07:04] <jerroome`> ok, give me a minute
[07:04] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, take you time, i'm stuck here anyway :p
[07:04] <gggg> is it possible to share files with samba from ubuntu to windows xp?if possible how?
[07:04] <usingartistxlive> losher, yes, I need to enable root on the installed os with the hosed xserver/xorg, while using a live-cd, so I can reboot and get past the "recovery mode's" maintenence password
[07:04] <karatekickz> groan thanks for the help im giving up for the night
[07:05] <losher> usingartistxlive: ok, so the easiest way I can think to do that is to generate a root password on the live system & copy it to the hosed server, ok?
[07:05] <usingartistxlive> I have a fresh terminal open and ready
[07:05] <loof> kandinski, : good compared to what?
[07:05] <djolefol> Is iCon 401 3G USB modem working with Jaunty? Do I still have to disable ZeroCD first?
[07:06] <gggg> how to use samba to share files to windows xp?
[07:06] <losher> usingartistxlive: tell me the name of the root partition of the server
[07:06] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, is it possible easily to revert to the "standard" video drivers instead of the xorg-edgers to make sure they're not the issue?
[07:06] <kandinski> loof: google analytics quality
[07:06] <usingartistxlive> using nautilus, it shows up as "disk"
[07:06] <kandinski> loof: not only good statistics-wise, but also full of eye candy
[07:06] <Tohuw> loof: Rage ATI XL, but I also tried the builtin (also ATI) card. It worked before I upgraded to jaunty.
[07:07] <jerroome`> for the moment you are using standard video mode
[07:07] <jerroome`> how is your X launched
[07:07] <zetheroo> I am trying to use the Istanbul Screen Recorder but it seems to freeze after I initiate the recording session
[07:07] <jerroome`> ps -ef | grep X
[07:07] <dsdeiz_> lspci to know what video card you have right? either nvidia/intel/ati?
[07:07] <losher> usingartistxlive: can you paste the output of 'df -h' to http://paste.ubuntu.com ?
[07:07] <loof> gggg: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=File+Sharing+With+Ubuntu+9.04+Using+Samba
[07:08] <dsdeiz_> lol
[07:08] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, http://pastebin.com/f243cf943
[07:08] <loof> kandinsky: lol, google analytics quality. GOOD LUCK
[07:08] <djolefol> There are different opinions about iCon 401 at the forum: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1160081&highlight=iCon+401
[07:08] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, how do you know i'm using standard mode? because there's not the "uxa" stuff in xorg?
[07:09] <bazhang> loof, please don't lmgtfy
[07:09] <bazhang> !samba > gggg
[07:09] <dsdeiz_> ahh
[07:10] <loof> bazhang, : when my link is better than ubottu, it's relevant :P
[07:10] <bazhang> loof, desist in future thanks.
[07:10] <usingartistxlive> losher: http://paste.ubuntu.com/201863/
[07:10] <unitheory> !samba > unitheory
[07:10] <Warrigal_> Is there an X11 channel?
[07:10] <jerroome`> yes
[07:10] <ganymede_> if use ip addr add (some-ip-here) dev eth8, then that means i can have separate daemons listening on the same ports on different IPs?
[07:11] <linuxguy2009> Hey guys I just noticed that a few apps a installed in Wine have been removed from the wine menu, but I just noticed that they have for some reason been moved to the Other menu.How do I get rid of them? I have tried gconf-editor.
[07:11] <Tohuw> Warrigal_: #xorg
[07:11] <losher> usingartistxlive: good. Now cd /media/disk/etc
[07:11] <Warrigal_> Tohuw: gracias.
[07:11] <Tohuw> linuxguy2009: alacarte
[07:11] <linuxguy2009> Sorry I meant the menu editor.
[07:11] <linuxguy2009> alacarte
[07:11] <Amaranth> don't do that
[07:12] <Tophu> is there a way to burn an backup of my 9.04 install once I get it set up the way I like it (compiz, stylus, awn ...) to a dvd or something so that I can reainstall and have everything already set up?
[07:12] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, so what do you reckon, am i out of solutions (appart from reinstalling?)
[07:12] <gggg> ubottu, thanks
[07:12] <Amaranth> Do not use the "Delete" feature in alacarte
[07:12] <JimBiggs> that would be a pain :(
[07:12] <gggg> loof, thanks
[07:12] <loof> kandinsky: http://www.google.com/urchin/index.html
[07:12] <Amaranth> It shouldn't even be there
[07:12] <Tohuw> linuxguy2009: ah. so they don't show up in alacarte?
[07:12] <loof> gggg: np
[07:12] <dsdeiz_> thanks ubottu!
[07:12] <linuxguy2009> Yes they show but they wont delete.
[07:12] <usingartistxlive> losher, okay, I'm there
[07:12] <dsdeiz_> thanks ubottu !
[07:12] <jerroome`> I wouldn't reinstall, but I don't have an immediate issue
[07:13] <dsdeiz_> oh
[07:13] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, :(
[07:13] <wicking> hello. i’ve added a file /etc/hal/fdi/policy/10-x11-input.fdi to my HAL config. how can i tell HAL to immediately use these new settings without a restart of the computer?
[07:13] <jerroome`> try to repair broken packages
[07:13] <Tohuw> loof: any ideas on why when I use the fglrx driver I get "no screens found" even though I'm using a standard and simple xorg.conf?
[07:13] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, so you confirm there's nothing i could do to "revert to standard video drivers" as i should already be using them, right?
[07:13] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, how to repair broken packages?
[07:13] <losher> usingartistxlive: ok, now lets generate a root password. Type: sudo passwd root . It will prompt you to enter & repeat a root password
[07:13] <jerroome`> you can either reboot and launch in rescue mode, or launch telinit S and choose repair broken packages
[07:14] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, ok
[07:14] <ganymede_> Tophu: you can tar and gzip your entire home directory, or maybe just the dot-folders
[07:14] <loof> hmmm, what drivers are you using?
[07:14] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, is that normal that i can't use the arrows to change the menu in telinit S?
[07:14] <loof> Tohuw, : what ati drivers, i mean
[07:14] <jerroome`> if you boot in recue mode, you first have to drop to a root shell in order to set your network connection and after that laucnh repair broken packages
[07:14] <linuxguy2009> I was messing with Lego Digital Designer and a few NVIDIA demos.hehe Darn shortcuts are in Other and just wont delete.
[07:15] <jerroome`> I can, I don't know why you can't
[07:15] <usingartistxlive> losher , passwd: password updated successfully
[07:15] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, i'm having a very bad feeling :(
[07:15] <Tophu> @gany: so no way to burn an install disk :-(
[07:15] <unitheory> linuxguy2009, can't you use gnome's menu editor?
[07:15] <Tohuw> loof: What do you mean? I'm using fglrx as the driver. fglrx is installed properly; it was working before upgrade
[07:16] <losher> usingartistxlive: ok. now look at the file /etc/shadow: the first line should say root: followed by a bunch of weird characters
[07:16] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, when i type any key it writes over the menus, and the arrows arent reponsive
[07:16] <linuxguy2009> Yes I have used alacarte many times its great.It just wont do it for some odd reason.
[07:16] <jerroome`> after you have launched the xorg reconfigure command, you aren't using any third party drivers for graphics anymore
[07:16] <Amaranth> linuxguy2009: Don't use the "Delete" option in alacarte
[07:16] <unitheory> linuxguy2009, uncheck the boxes next to the entries you don't want to show ?
[07:16] <Amaranth> linuxguy2009: It causes problems later
[07:17] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, oh ok ;)
[07:17] <losher> usingartistxlive: you may need to say 'sudo cat /etc/shadow' to read it...
[07:17] <jerroome`> than just reboot
[07:17] <zetheroo> please help, Istanbul Screen Recorder is not working for me ... I have a terminal output if anyone is interested ...
[07:17] <jerroome`> and go to rescue mode
[07:17] <Tohuw> loof, do you need to see my xorg.conf, and if so is there a quick way to put it on pastebin when all I have is root prompt with networking?
[07:17] <bullgard4> [GNOME] After dist-upgrade to Uuntu 9.04 the arrow keys and the 'Alt Gr' key function wrongly. They do work correctly in the virtual consoles. How to fix this?
[07:17] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, ok, i'll try that :/
[07:17] <sparr> are there any good Free alternatives to GPSDrive or TangoGPS?
[07:17] <xooo> can anyone think of a temporary fix for this pidgin-yahoo network problem?
[07:18] <linuxguy2009> unitheory: thats a good temp fix. So I did it. Im thinking its reading them from a folder somewhere.
[07:18] <Amaranth> linuxguy2009: ~/.local/share/applications/wine/
[07:18] <Tophu> @xooo: I thought they came out with an update that fixed that
[07:18] <usingartistxlive> losher, I just opened it from nautilus, and it shows root:x: then some numbers and ":"s
[07:18] <xooo> Tophu: tell me how to do it because mine isn't fixed
[07:19] <unitheory> xooo, you can change the server pidgin connects to if you don't want to update pidgin
[07:19] <xooo> id like to update pidgin
[07:19] <loof> tohuw: i didn't think that the ati rage xl was supported by fglrx??? are you SURE it is??
[07:19] <Stanley_> I just installed ubuntu 9.04, is root disabled by default? how do i enable it? I'm trying to do things and it won't let me
[07:19] <losher> usingartistxlive: ok, that bunch of numers & stuff between the colons is the password you just generated. We need to copy it to the server
[07:19] <Aacron> if anyone was in here earlier when I was having the grub issues, I fixed em!!  (YAY for me!).  As I thought, what grub sees when it is installed from inside linux is different from what it sees when it it loaded from MBR right after POST.
[07:19] <linuxguy2009> Amaranth: Big thumbs up, you da man/woman!
[07:19] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, i just tried booting with the previous kernel, and it didn't work better, so that could mean it's really video related, right?
[07:19] <Amaranth> !root | Stanley_
[07:19] <Tophu> @stanley: all commands cane be executte as root by useing sudo <command>
[07:20] <Tohuw> loof: no, actually. I'm not certain. this computer has two cards, a built in ati and the pci rage. one moment, let me try something
[07:20] <Aacron> Stanley_: sudo
[07:20] <Tophu> sudo so drops you into root
[07:20] <Tophu> sudo su*
[07:20] <linuxguy2009> Ill have to remeber that one next time.
[07:20] <Stanley_> so it's sudo in unbuntu instead of su
[07:20] <Stanley_>  ?
[07:20] <Tophu> http://www.pidgin.im/
[07:20] <Aacron> yeah, SuperUserDO
[07:20] <Tophu> on that front page it says yahoo problems are fixed
[07:20] <Aacron> least hwo I remember it :P
[07:20] <usingartistxlive>  losher, okay, it is as you say from "sudo cat...."
[07:21] <wicking> again: i’ve added a file /etc/hal/fdi/policy/10-x11-input.fdi to my HAL config. how can i tell HAL to immediately use these new settings without a restart of the computer?
[07:21] <jerroome`> yes it is
[07:21] <linuxguy2009> Man i love this wallpaper-tray app from the repos.Its cool.
[07:21] <Stanley_> I'm new to linux and all I've used so far is CentOS on my servers, I tried to use Fedora but it seems a little clunky
[07:21] <Aacron> well now that my GRUB issues are solved, i now need help getting my not-so-supported SiiG sil0680 Medley card to play nice in Ubuntu
[07:21] <losher> usingartistxlive: ok, we need to copy the password to the server file /media/disk/etc/passwd. Do you have a favorite text editor?
[07:21] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, i rebooted in rescue mode, selected the xfix menu entry, but still no luck :/
[07:21] <Stanley_> So I'll have to get used to doing things "differently" in ubuntu
[07:22] <Tophu> @linuxguy2009: is that the one that auto rotates wallpapers?
[07:22] <linuxguy2009> Stanley deb distros like Ubuntu and Debian are great to start with.Good luck to you!
[07:22] <Aacron> from what I have read, I need to use dmraid
[07:22] <jerroome`> then I'm out of ideas
[07:22] <loof> tohuw: with that card i think you should be using mesa
[07:22] <xooo> where do i manage how ubuntu does updates? mines not doing it automatically. i tried update manager and its not in there.
[07:22] <usingartistxlive> losher, I have gedit open
[07:22] <jerroome`> maybe you should go to a xorg chat
[07:22] <Aacron> thing is last time I tried to use it, it gave me some funky erorr about dos: something size exceeded partition
[07:22] <linuxguy2009> Tophu yeah its cool I love it. I accidentally left the timer at 0 and set it to rotate and it was swapping papers like crazy till i reset it in gconf.hehe
[07:22] <jerroome`> those people might be able to help you better
[07:22] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, i switch to #xorg, let's hope there's some people as helping as you ;)
[07:23] <losher> usingartistxlive: ok, open /media/disk/etc/shadow in the editor
[07:23] <JimBiggs> thanks a lot !
[07:23] <unitheory> xooo, system > administration > software sources
[07:23] <jerroome`> you welcome
[07:23] <jerroome`> sorry I couldn't fix your problem
[07:23] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, at least it ruled out the obvious i believe :D
[07:23] <JimBiggs> well, it's not your fault is it? at least you tried!
[07:24] <jerroome`> good luck
[07:24] <losher> usingartistxlive: you might encounter permission problems. You may need to run sudo gedit /media/disk/etc/shadow to get it to work
[07:24] <Aacron> anyone use pidgin in here?  I'd like to turn off the enter/leave messages but I dunno how to?  Course I could just install and use a real IRC client... :|
[07:24] <linuxguy2009> I learned a cool tweak the otehr day for the gnome panels, you can go to gconf and apps/panel/toplevel and set them to 0 delay for show and hide, and also 0 for how much of the panel shows when hiding and disable the animation.There totally hidden until you need em and there fast.Love it!
[07:25] <Aacron> yeah think I'll do that be back in a minute
[07:25] <usingartistxlive> losher, I closed it and reopened it with sudo
[07:25] <JimBiggs> jerroome`, thanks ;)
[07:25] <losher> usingartistxlive: ok, open a second terminal and do the same with /etc/shadow i.e. sudo gedit /etc/shadow
[07:26] <Arkhalis> I'm sleepy
[07:27] <coz_> guys where is the menu editor in kde4?
[07:27] <losher> Arkhalis: I'm pouring myself a brandy
[07:27] <usingartistxlive> losher , would a copy/paste from the first terminal to the opened gedit work?
[07:27] <Arkhalis> losher: I am bartending right now lol... Alcohol, money, karaoke, and linux /heaven
[07:28] <loof> Tohuw, : i mean, you're trying to run opengl on an 8mb video card, right? or just trying to run X?
[07:28] <losher> usingartistxlive: yes, and that's exactly what we need to do. We want to cut&paste the root password i.e. everything between the first two colons from /etc/shadow to /media/disk/etc/shadow
[07:28] <linuxguy2009> Man I swear if I would have known how cool linux was back in the day I would have switched in a minute.I dont think I could live without it now.
[07:29] <losher> usingartistxlive: we on;y need to change the first line. I hope it's clear what I mean...
[07:29] <usingartistxlive> losher, does it matter that the rest of the numbers in the terminal are different from the numbers in gedit? That is, not counting "root".
[07:29] <Arkhalis> linuxguy2009: I love linux except for gaming, I play too new of games for wine to handle so I spend most of my time on windows... everything else is linux
[07:29] <losher> linuxguy2009: linux wasn't as cool as it is now, 'back in the day'....
[07:30] <unitheory> losher, yes it was :P
[07:30] <linuxguy2009> hehe true I bought a box of Mandrake 8.0 back when i was younger and had no clue how to do anything on it but install it. Its changed a lot.
[07:30] <losher> usingartistxlive: the rest of the numbers are ok to leave as is, we only want to cut & paste the actual password
[07:30] <unitheory> i guess it depends on how you define "cool" and "back in the day"
[07:30] <usingartistxlive> losher, okay, root line only, copied and pasted.
[07:30] <losher> usingartistxlive: ok, close both editors, we're done
[07:31] <usingartistxlive> losher, "save" first, I suppose
[07:31] <mbostwick> Ok I am going crazy...http://pastebin.com/m58352ba0...I can't get glx to work on xorg :(
[07:31] <losher> usingartistxlive: yes, on the /media/disk/etc/shadow, save then exit...
[07:32] <linuxguy2009> Ok well g'night guys!
[07:32] <Arkhalis> night linuxguy2009
[07:32] <usingartistxlive> losher, thank you. I'll be back if I have any more problems.
[07:33] <Stanley_> Is there any way to get skype running on 9.05 64bit
[07:33] <zortec> I need help to configure my sound.  It is not working.
[07:33] <losher> usingartistxlive: ok, I'll hang around for 5 minutes to be sure you can at least get past the boot...
[07:33] <usingartistxlive> okay
[07:33] <Arkhalis> zortec: have you tried this?
[07:33] <Arkhalis> !alsa | zortec
[07:33] <Tohuw> loof: yeah, forgot that rage xl is only an 8mb, and that fglrx would not work with it. switched back to the other one. I updated fglrx to the latest version, and now I get a "no screens found" (this card is an radeon xpress 200g series).
[07:34] <zortec> I'm using the HDA Nvidia alsa device
[07:34] <mbostwick> anyone know what would cause this: dlopen: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions//libglx.so: undefined symbol: _nv000046gl
[07:35] <rizal> i have problem about crontab
[07:35] <rizal> i have problem about crontab
[07:35] <rizal> the script runs fine manually, but it is not running when you've scheduled it to run from cron.
[07:35] <FloodBot1> rizal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:35] <Tohuw> loof: I also see: This ATI proprietary linux driver does not guarantee support of video driver ABI higher than 2.0 video driver ABI version of the X server is 5.0
[07:35] <loof> Tohuw, : yeah, i was like "uhhhhh, fglrx on an 8mb card??? i'm amazed you were trying to run X!" lol =S
[07:35] <Arkhalis> zortec: right, but have you set them all to also mixer to see if you get sound
[07:35] <zortec> Ok, got the sound working but it's very low
[07:36] <Stanley_> I have a Nvidia GTX-260 and an Nvidia 9500GT that i use to power 4 monitors, What Drivers should I install?
[07:36] <zortec> Arkhalis: I had to turn up the PCM control
[07:36] <losher> mbostwick: my first guess is that the module was built for a different version of xserver than the one running...
[07:36] <loof> Tohuw, : you should try using MESA if you want opengl on the card
[07:36] <zortec> Arkhalis: Where would I set them all?  I only see one drop down for mixer
[07:36] <Kasm279> i cant get ubuntu 9.04 to work with my laptop's touchpad, and its an issue in kernel 2.6 as it works with 8.10 and DSL
[07:36] <Arkhalis> zortec: good, my sound is rediculously quiet as well... haven't worked that one out yet
[07:36] <loof> stanley: the closed source nvidia drivers. 180.60 is the newest as i recall
[07:37] <Arkhalis> zortec: ah, that was me being dumb ignore the "all"
[07:37] <zortec> Arkhalis: I'm going to search around and see why sound on linux is extremely quiet
[07:37] <Aacron> quick question: I'm not sure I like xchat-gnome too terribly much... options I'd like (like auto-identify) are not here... any recommendations?
[07:37] <Stanley_> loof: So I should use Nvidia's drivers?
[07:37] <Arkhalis> zortec: there may be a fix in that alsa reference i just showed you
[07:37] <unitheory> Aacron, xchat can auto-identify
[07:38] <Arkhalis> zortec: if you find a solution msg me a website (i've just been too busy to figure it out)
[07:38] <Arkhalis> please ^^
[07:38] <zortec> Arkhalis: No problem :)
[07:38] <Kasm279> any ideas?
[07:38] <Aacron> I'm using xchat-gnome (said it was supported by Ubuntu, the normal xchat wasn't?)
[07:39] <Aacron> unitheory: so should I de-install this one and use the other xchat?
[07:39] <Arkhalis> Aacron: just set your identify as a perform action on boot of xchat
[07:39] <loof> Stanley_, : yeah
[07:39] <unitheory> Aacron, i'm not familiar with xchat-gnome.
[07:39] <Stanley_> loof: is there a tutorial available for that? I've seen a couple but am not sure which one to use
[07:40] <Aacron> dont see the self-identify option anywhere (nor a way to turn off these pesky scrolling enter/leave messages)
[07:40] <Aacron> kk, guess the other is safe?
[07:40] <Aacron> Was kinda leery of stuff that doesn't say 'supported by ubuntu' on it :P
[07:40] <loof> the newest off the nvidia site
[07:40] <loof> which is 180.60
[07:40] <Aacron> I'll be back in a minute then... try out the other one
[07:40] <Kasm279> any ideas at all?
[07:41] <Tohuw> loof: what should I use for the "driver" paramter in my xorg.conf to use mesa?
[07:41] <unitheory> Kasm279, what model laptop?
[07:42] <Kasm279> Averatec 3725-EH1 (3700 series), unitheory
[07:42] <hai> how can I continue booting the system from rescue mode while im ssh'd in
[07:42] <hai> init?
[07:42] <Stanley_> loof: Can they be installed via the packet manager or is it manual
[07:43] <Stanley_> loof: also, nvidia' website shows it as the latest version being 185.18.14
[07:44] <Arkhalis> zortec: Hey, think this may help... let me know if it does http://dollarunderscore.wordpress.com/2007/05/28/sound-quiet-after-upgrade-to-ubuntu-704/
[07:44] <unitheory> Kasm279, make a backup of your xorg.conf and try the solution in http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-312821.html
[07:45] <k2000> Can anyone help me recover a corrupt ntfs filesystem contained in a raid0 array.  The corruption is a result of a defective memory
[07:45] <Aacron> ahh this is much better so far
[07:47] <loof> Stanley_, : ahh, my bad. 185 >> 180. so yeah, use those
[07:47] <unitheory> Aacron, if you right-click on the channel tab the hide join/parts setting is in there
[07:47] <Aacron> kk thanks :P
[07:47] <Stanley_> loof: and is it really as easy as "sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-185.18.14-pkg2.run" ?? I remember last time it was alot more difficult
[07:48] <losher> k2000: there is an ntfsfix program, but it's no substitute for chkdsk, You really need to get a windows system to check/repair the fs
[07:49] <k2000> losher: when I try to boot windows from the installation cd it hangs b4 detecting the hard drives
[07:49] <rizal> i have problem about crontab
[07:49] <rizal> the script runs fine manually, but it is not running when you've scheduled it to run from cron.
[07:49] <k2000> losher: It has vista on it
[07:49] <loof> Stanley_, : yeah it's pretty simple if you choose the basic options. http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/185.18.14/README/index.html is the whole manual (pretty big, not really needed) see sections 15 and 13 for details on multi-monitor support.
[07:49] <losher> k2000: sorry, I know even less about windows than I do about linux...
[07:50] <nellmathew> anyone know how to change gnome tray icons of specific apps? (dropbox's 16x16 icon is annoying in my theme)
[07:50] <k2000> In linux I see both hard drives
[07:50] <Stanley_> How do i exit X before installing?
[07:50] <k2000> linux even detects a ntfs filesystem on the first hard drive
[07:50] <k2000> but the second hard drive's filesystem is listed as unknown
[07:51] <unitheory> nellmathew, afaik each application controls the appearance/presence of its tray icon
[07:51] <nellmathew> ah thanks unitheory
[07:51] <k2000> I dont mind tryint the ntfsfix in linux
[07:51] <Arkhalis> zortec: you there?
[07:51] <loof> Stanley_, : backup your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file before you go ahead with the install, tho, just in case you have problems you can put it back in place and use your old x config file that way
[07:51] <k2000> I was successfull with most of the time I used it on non-raid drives
[07:52] <losher> k2000: by all means try it, but if you read the man page, you'll see if recommends booting into windows...
[07:52] <unitheory> nellmathew, if you can set the app to disable its tray icon there are application out there that let you make tray icons for any program and you can configure them if i recall correctly
[07:52] <|Ryan> Hey, I'm about to burn BackTrack 4 preRelease to a Dvd. Do I just burn the iso straight to the DVD and it works? or is there specific things I need to do?
[07:53] <unitheory> and i continue missing the s key
[07:53] <k2000> I tried everything I know in windows :(
[07:53] <k2000> I'll try again then
[07:53] <zortec> Arkhalis: I'm still here, what did it for me was to turn up the Surround slider in the volume control
[07:53] <k2000> just in case I missed something
[07:54] <Apollo2366> Might be a noob question, but where do I change the default applications for different filetypes?
[07:54] <losher> |Ryan: if it's an iso, be sure to burn it in 'image mode' is the only gotcha...
[07:54] <nellmathew> unitheory, thanks, sounds good enough. i'll look into that then..
[07:54] <Stanley_> The installation requirements say: XFree86/X.Org 	4.0.1/6.7 	 and to check type: XFree86 -version/Xorg -version
[07:54] <unitheory> Apollo2366, right-click on the file you want to change then it's under the "open with" tab
[07:55] <Aacron> hey k2000, I just had a huge thing I had to deal with for grub
[07:55] <Aacron> and I had similar issues
[07:55] <Stanley_> it said ntohing was found so i did a sudo aptitude install Xfree86
[07:55] <Aacron> I resolved it... maybe you're having a similar issue?
[07:55] <Stanley_> And it's still not giving me a version
[07:55] <|Ryan> losher: Any recommended software for doing this?
[07:56] <losher> |Ryan: what os version are you running?
[07:56] <Apollo2366> unitheory, it works once, but the default application for that filetype remains the same
[07:56] <Arkhalis> zortec: using the sudo alsamixer command? I just fixed mine by turing up the line out as well (apparently it affects the sound some)
[07:56] <|Ryan> Ubuntu 9.04
[07:56] <zortec> Arkhalis: Let me give that a try. :)
[07:56] <zetheroo> seems like none of the screen recording apps really work ... they all have glitches ... what a pain!
[07:57] <unitheory> Apollo2366, sorry, right click the file then click properties then open with.
[07:57] <Arkhalis> zortec: other than that I've got nothing google doesn't so good luck... going on a smoke break. if you need me msg me and i'll get back to you in a few
[07:58] <Apollo2366> Oh ok thanks, unitheory
[07:58] <losher> |Ryan: dunno, I use the command line myself. growisofs  -speed=4 -dvd-compat -Z /dev/cdrom=file.iso
[07:59] <|Ryan> losher: And that will burn it to my DVD? 'file.iso' being BackTrack4, in this case?
[07:59] <losher> |Ryan: yep, that's the theory....
[08:00] <loof> Stanley_, : did it error out saying that it required xfree86/xorg in those versions? or just tell you? if you've got a recent install of ubuntu (say, 9.04) you're fine
[08:00] <Arkhalis> zortec: back now lol, that do anything for you?
[08:01] <Stanley_> Loof: okay thanks. It does error out saying I need to exit out of X first though, how do I do that ?
[08:01] <bkraptor> is firefox 3.5 being backported to jaunty?
[08:01] <SyphonSilent> ahh wine is so confusing
[08:02] <darkdelusions> SyphonSilent: how so
[08:02] <unitheory> more inadequate than confusing imho
[08:02] <SyphonSilent> all the repositories and authentication keys lol
[08:02] <SyphonSilent> I dont understand
[08:02] <zortec> Arkhalis: That was a fast smoke break.
[08:04] <loof> Stanley_, : init 3 as root will drop you out of X; obviously if you're in X talking to us here on irc on that machine you're wanting to upgrade the drivers on, then that will kill your X session and all your apps you have open in X
[08:04] <unitheory> SyphonSilent, sudo wget -q http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/387EE263.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add - && sudo wget http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/sources.list.d/jaunty.list -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winehq.list && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install wine
[08:04] <unitheory> ;]
[08:05] <SyphonSilent> i wish I understoon what that mean lol
[08:05] <SyphonSilent> thanks =]
[08:05] <Stanley_> Loof: I thought there _was_ no root?
[08:06] <alkamid> hello
[08:06] <Arkhalis> zortec: I'm working right now, bartender. So my smoke breaks are short but sweet
[08:06] <DeCypher1> How do i go about opening a .desktop file?
[08:06] <losher> Stanley_: there is no root password. But there is a root...
[08:06] <loof> you could try "sudo init 3"
[08:06] <alkamid> I have a question concerning 8.10-9.04 upgrade
[08:06] <psychosmose> Bonne nuit ;-) !
[08:06] <alkamid> I have a minimal install of Intrepid
[08:06] <zortec> Arkhalis: Ah :)
[08:06] <DeCypher1> !gdm
[08:07] <alkamid> if I upgrade, will it stay "minimal" ?
[08:07] <Stanley_> losher: how do i get in root then?
[08:07] <Stanley_> loof: sudo init 3 does nothign
[08:07] <zortec> Arkhalis: You have any news on the 9.10 release?
[08:07] <loof> Stanley_, : there is a root account, it's just disabled by default. i'd recommend re-enabling it. if you need to recover your system ever in the future you'll need to know your root password
[08:07] <alkamid> I mean I'm no tsure if it's not going to instlal any addidtional stuff that I simply don't need
[08:08] <DeCypher1> How do i go about opening a .desktop file?
[08:08] <Stanley_> So i'm logged in as root now in terminal and when i type 'init 3' nothing happens
[08:09] <alkamid> anyone?
[08:09] <Stanley_> DeCyper1: I believe a .desktop is just a shortcut
[08:10] <loof> Stanley_, : system->administration->users and groups. you can re-enable root there and assign the root account a password. be aware, you don't want to be running stuff normally as root, it's mostly only for major system upgrades/changes/major software package updates (wine needs to be installed as root, as an example)
[08:11] <Stanley_> loof: yea I have it unlocked and a password set now, so i go into terminal type 'su' enter my password and i'm in root, now i type 'init 3' and _nothing_ happens
[08:11] <Arkhalis> zortec: I don't sorry, again with the been too busy (two jobs and school)
[08:12] <zortec> Arkhalis: No worry, I was just curious
[08:12] <MachinTruc> hi
[08:12] <jerroome> hi
[08:13] <MachinTruc> could someone help me test an installation? i just need you to telnet to 76.71.172.220 on port 2223 and tell me if you get a debian prompt
[08:13] <MachinTruc> it works locally but i need to make sure it works from remote hosts before i leave this computer
[08:13] <Arkhalis> zortec: Gotta start closing up which means bed time for me in a bit... see ya later
[08:13] <Arkhalis> Night all~
[08:14] <zortec> Arkhalis: Night man
[08:14] <nzerox> MachinTruc, I?l test it for you
[08:14] <MachinTruc> ok, thx
[08:15] <nzerox> Trying 76.71.172.220...
[08:15] <nzerox> telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
[08:15] <nzerox> rrajaratnam@webserver:~$
[08:15] <MachinTruc> did you specify port 2223?
[08:15] <nzerox> MachinTruc, I send you result in pm
[08:15] <nzerox> MachinTruc, I did
[08:15] <loof> Stanley_, : er, sorry, try telinit 3
[08:15] <thomthom> How do add a kernel enty to grub
[08:15] <vigo> To clear out all the kernels at boot is a grub thing or CLI thing, there are for or five kernels to choose from now and I think I want to clean that up a bit?
[08:16] <sleepy_cat> ok the question sounds weird .. but i am calling a function repeatedly.. i want an english term which signifies "calling the function again and again"
[08:16] <loof> Stanley_, : it'll kill any graphical ui you have running though
[08:16] <Stanley_> loof: still nothing
[08:16] <jerroome> thomthom you need to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[08:16] <loof> and you're in as root?
[08:16] <Stanley_> yea
[08:16] <osxfr33k> Is there a command in the terminal to log all messages that are printed during rpmbuild -bb of the kernel.spec file?  Including all warnings etc?
[08:16] <osxfr33k> echo?
[08:16] <Stanley_> root@my-computer:/#
[08:16] <thomthom> I know that, I need to find the correct information about the kernel
[08:17] <zortec> osxfr33k: For that I'd set up a cron job
[08:17] <mafsi_> loof: or you can install Startup-Manager :)
[08:17] <loof> hmnn
[08:17] <zortec> loof: I second Startup-Manager
[08:17] <osxfr33k> zortec, never used a cron before
[08:17] <jerroome> sleepy_cat if the funtion calls itself, it's recursivly, otherwise, I don't know how to call it ... :)
[08:17] <osxfr33k> so echo will not do the job?
[08:18] <sleepy_cat> no not like that
[08:18] <sleepy_cat> i am calling that function at time 0 then again at time 2 and again at time 5
[08:18] <jerroome> thomthom which correct information ? there can be a lot
[08:18] <Stanley_> loof: let me reboot first and i'll be back and try those commands again
[08:18] <sleepy_cat> so .. i am calling it.. its not recursive
[08:18] <loof> Stanley_, : or you could use startup-manager (i've never used it). i'm pretty sure there's also a keypress (escape maybe?) during boot to give you a list of boot options, of which a console with & without networking is an option
[08:18] <sleepy_cat> how to phrase it in english
[08:18] <unitheory> sleepy_cat, recurring?
[08:19] <sleepy_cat> recurring
[08:19] <sleepy_cat> hmm.. not sure
[08:19] <jerroome> periodic ?
[08:19] <thomthom> when I installed the new kernel through synaptics I was doing something else while and when it asks you what to do with menu.lst I wasn't paying attention and kept the installed version
[08:19] <sleepy_cat> no not periodic
[08:20] <sleepy_cat> i think repeatedly .. sounds more appropriate
[08:20] <bigchris> can anyone tell me what is the best app for desklets/widgets?
[08:20] <sleepy_cat> recurring is also proper
[08:20] <thomthom> I didn't do the thre way merge like I usually do
[08:20] <zortec> loof, Stanley_: You can just use escape during the boot up.
[08:20] <sleepy_cat> what looks better repeatedly or recurringly..
[08:20] <zortec> Oh, for my problem earlier I removed network manager and installed wicd if anyone wants to know
[08:21] <sleepy_cat> the sentence is ".. when the function is called ........."
[08:21] <unitheory> thomthom, you could also probably reinstall the latest kernel, right?
[08:21] <Stanley_> loof: init 3 and telinit 3 are both still not working
[08:21] <vigo> osxfr33k: Logs? http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-gnome-system-log-viewer/
[08:21] <jerroome> thomthom, so you just have to look inside /boot to see the version of your new kernel and then add a line with the correct kernel name inside menu.lst
[08:21] <jerroome> where is the problem ?
[08:21] <DeCypher1> How do i rename a GDM Theme
[08:21] <alkamid> I have a question concerning 8.10-9.04 upgrade: I have a minimal install of Intrepid; if I upgrade, will it stay "minimal" ?
[08:21] <alkamid>  I mean I'm no tsure if it's not going to instlal any addidtional stuff that I simply don't need
[08:21] <thomthom> unitheroy: I tried that
[08:22] <zortec> alkamid: It depends what packages you pull in.
[08:22] <loof> Stanley_, : or you could use startup-manager (i've never used it). i'm pretty sure there's also a keypress (escape maybe?) during boot to give you a list of boot options, of which a console with & without networking is an option
[08:22] <alkamid> zortec: what does it mean?
[08:22] <zortec> alkamid: What does 'minimal' mean, is that what you want to know?
[08:22] <vigo> alkamid: Make a good backup now, you cannot go wrong with that.
[08:23] <loof> Stanley: do zortec confirmed, you can hit esc during bootup to get the boot options screen, from there boot to console with networking, and install the driver there as root
[08:23] <lexr> hi
[08:23] <MachinTruc> could someone help me test an installation? i just need you to telnet to 76.71.172.220 on port 2223 and tell me if you get a debian prompt
[08:23] <jerroome> thomthom pastebin ls /boot and cat /boot/grub/menu.lst
[08:24] <zortec> MachinTruc: Sure, one second
[08:24] <vigo> !pastebin
[08:24] <alkamid> vigo: of course I will, I thought it's a well-known fact what the upgrade does (:
[08:24] <alkamid> !backup
[08:24] <mafsi> MachinTruc: The authenticity of host '[76.71.172.220]:2223 ([76.71.172.220]:2223)' can't be established.
[08:24] <mafsi> RSA key fingerprint is e0:95:b2:cb:b7:1b:b4:01:76:a1:2b:de:41:47:82:83.
[08:24] <mafsi> Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?
[08:24] <ashlessburn> yes
[08:24] <ashlessburn> lol
[08:25] <MachinTruc> it works, unitheory just did it. Thanks for the help.
[08:25] <vigo> alkamid: Okee dokee, just makes sense to me to back up anything before making any changes or even if a power surge hits or whatever, I am big on backups.
[08:26] <osxfr33k> vigo, that might help with a lot of the warning and install messages.  I just want to catch all tha gets printed  in the terminal window to a text or file
[08:26] <osxfr33k> any simple way of doing this?
[08:26] <chanux> no automoc packag for hardy. Any idea howto get?
[08:26] <osxfr33k> and ita almost 30 minutes of messages
[08:26] <Spike1506> i removed some locals with localpurge, is there any way to restore those?
[08:26] <ashlessburn> how do u see who is online
[08:27] <unitheory> osxfr33k, i think you can append ">> file.txt" (or something like that) to the end of the command
[08:27] <thomthom> jerroome: http://pastebin.ca/1470820
[08:28] <unitheory> osxfr33k, or rather just > file.txt
[08:28] <osxfr33k> ya I think that works for most of the messages but the warning and some minor things don't get printed into the file that way
[08:28] <vigo> osxfr33k: Erm, I use to know that script, is like /mv or something, but with a lot more calls. Yeah, unitheory is on the right track.
[08:28] <osxfr33k> So > rather than >>
[08:28] <unitheory> osxfr33k, for instance if you "ls > list.txt" you get a file with the output of ls
[08:28] <osxfr33k> Will it catch the warning messages?
[08:29] <osxfr33k> how about this
[08:29] <osxfr33k> rpmbuild -bb kernel.spec
[08:29] <osxfr33k> very lengthy
[08:29] <thomthom> I copied and pasted the 2.6.30-5kernel then change it 2.6.30-9. but that didn't work
[08:29] <_ruben> why build a kernel rpm for ubuntu?
[08:29] <unitheory> osxdude, rpmbuild -bb kernel.spec > report.txt
[08:29] <osxfr33k> not necessary rpmbuild but similar
[08:30] <osxfr33k> make etc
[08:30] <unitheory> should work but i'm not sure ;]
[08:30] <leo> helo
[08:30] <osxfr33k> thanks will try
[08:30] <jerroome> thomthom : just add this to menu.lst http://paste.ubuntu.com/201900/
[08:30] <_ruben> command 1> stdout.txt 2> stderr.txt ... stdout.txt will have normal output .. stderr.txt will have the errors
[08:31] <vigo> osxfr33k: Maybe this one...https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxLogFiles
[08:31] <ryancr> anyone here have pyclutter working on jaunty??
[08:31] <jerroome> thomthom : also add the uuid line
[08:32] <vigo> osxfr33k: Is basically a syslog with an rpm added in?
[08:33] <thomthom> will do, brb
[08:34] <subdolus> Can a single USB thumbstick hold two bootable images? Can I use grub/lilo/whatever to give me a choice between the two, AFTER I've chosen to boot the USB stick without a harddrive
[08:36] <vigo> subdolus: I am not sure, try two LiveCDs or have you tried a LiveUSB.
[08:37] <thomthom> jerroome: thanks, what did you do differently, I copied and pasted 2.6.30.5 entry then changed 2.6.30-5 to 2.6.30-9
[08:37] <n0gear> subdolus: excellent question, been wondering the same for a while
[08:37] <thomthom> but it didn't work when I did it that way
[08:38] <subdolus> I can't imagine why it wouldn't work
[08:38] <Stanley_> When I hit escape on bootup I have 5 options, Ubuntu, Ubuntu Generic, Ubuntu, Ubuntu Generic, and Memtest
[08:38] <subdolus> just after some suggestions/direction
[08:38] <Stanley_> nothing about booting to terminal
[08:38] <jerroome> subdolus : I'm sure it works, I already did it
[08:38] <jerroome> thomthom I did the same
[08:38] <subdolus> jerroome: how did you acheive it?
[08:39] <ashlessburn> anybody on here really good with ubuntu i mean ungoldy good
[08:39] <thomthom> are you supposed to update-grub after you add the entry?
[08:39] <ashlessburn> pm is so
[08:39] <jerroome> thomthom no certainly not
[08:40] <Stanley_> Does anybody know how I can exit X to install the Nvidia Drivers?
[08:41] <thomthom> well, maybe I did something wrong when I tried it the first time, not to worriy though, 2.6.30-9 is in the enrty and loads, so thank you
[08:41] <rabelais> why is there a significant delay between what my mic pics up and what I hear back in my speakers when I aplay /dev/dsp  ?
[08:41] <loof> Stanley_, : it's after that, it's after you've selected your os.
[08:42] <ashlessburn> rablais try changing your audio playback matching the device u have there should be several options for the audio config
[08:42] <ashlessburn> sometimes the defulat or pic auto detect is not as good
[08:42] <loof> Stanley_, : i'm just kinda now realizing, you might just wanna install the drivers via the restricted drivers option in system->administration->hardware drivers =S
[08:43] <Stanley_> Will I get the same performane loof?
[08:43] <hero_nocturnal> which virtual machiine is better virtual box or vmware,,or is thr any other more better one
[08:43] <vigo> Stanley_: What kernel are you using now?
[08:43] <loof> close, the drivers will only be a couple months older
[08:43] <Stanley_> Somebody in #nvidia also suggested "apt-get install nvidia-glx"
[08:43] <rabelais> ashlessburn: what? how does that affect the bufferring of the recording device?
[08:43] <Stanley_> vigo: latest, just downloaded today
[08:43] <ashlessburn> it can by using a diffrent config
[08:44] <rabelais> ashlessburn: I don't follow, can you explain a little more?
[08:44] <ashlessburn> had the same issue with teamspeak...it was set to oss and i changed it to ati alsa and worked perfectly
[08:44] <ashlessburn> more of what it sees it as
[08:44] <k2000> anyone know why my ubuntu live cd is running SUPER slow and when I type sudo top I get cpu load: 1.70 1.90, 1.59 ? I just booted and did nothing else
[08:45] <loof> Stanley_, : yeah, just get them from the hardware drivers page in system->administration->hardware drivers
[08:45] <rabelais> ashlessburn: so what exactly do I change in aplay? I'm just feeding it /dev/dsp...should I give it something else/
[08:45] <k2000> (I have a raid0 issue at the moment, I dunno if it could be related)
[08:45] <Stanley_> loof: Would "apt-get install nvidia-glx" work better ?
[08:45] <ashlessburn> hmm just a feed. shouldnt tech be affected however what ubuntu version are you on
[08:46] <kraut> moin
[08:46] <loof> Stanley_, : i *think* it would pull the same date/version, depends on if you want to do it commandline or via the gui
[08:46] <rabelais> ashlessburn: the command I'm issuing is "aplay /dev/dsp"   if that's wrong, then what command should I use to play back the microphone input from the console?
[08:47] <ashlessburn> should be a simple audio setting actualyl which u can test through GUI try going into your sound prefrences and test it through gui
[08:47] <Freewolf> hey all, is there anybody who can help with kmyfirewall configuration?
[08:48] <ashlessburn> once thats doen try the diffrent audio resources. ones that will not work will error out or not playback
[08:48] <vigo> Stanley_: about halfway down. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultiseatX#Edit%20/etc/X11/xorg.conf, Edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[08:48] <hero_nocturnal> which one is a better virtual machine virtualbox or vmware
[08:48] <ashlessburn> the device you are using analof or digital?
[08:48] <rabelais> ashlessburn: let's say that's set...what program do I use to play back the microphone out to my speakers?
[08:48] <thomthom> who here is testing karmic
[08:49] <rabelais> ashlessburn: I was assuming this was done with aplay, if that's wrong and I should use another program, what program should I use?
[08:49] <samorai> Hi!
[08:49] <samorai> I want to install Home 3D
[08:50] <vigo> !karmic
[08:50] <vigo> thomthom: That is #ubuntu+1 I think
[08:50] <samorai> I look French Chat
[08:50] <ziroday> !fr | samorai
[08:50] <thomthom> thanks vigo
[08:51] <Mash> anyone knows how to establish my gnome-ppp connection i did install the package but when i got connected it easily disconnected what might be wrong ?
[08:51] <madhurya> !papul
[08:51] <ziroday> madhurya: ?
[08:51] <madhurya> !sex
[08:51] <ziroday> madhurya: you might want to do that in PM with the bot as to not flood this channel.
[08:51] <rabelais> Mash: most likely networkmanager is interfering
[08:51] <madhurya> !appeal
[08:51] <ashlessburn> i dont really really on those. more of a test and pray...its more the device compatabiltiy which after 9.04 is greatly increased i personally have never used the CMD line to test these features as bc they are not real world just simple...the gui adds the real delay well bc it is gui
[08:52] <ashlessburn> more of a why then why not
[08:52] <rabelais> ashlessburn: thanks for your help, I'm not communicating my issue to you properly...but thank you
[08:53] <rabelais> Mash: disable networkmanaged by rightclicking on the little networked computers up at the top right and uncheck (enable networking)
[08:53] <jerroome> subdolus I can't find that configuration again, but as I remember, I just installed grub on it and did mapping inside it to set the image I want to boot as hd0
[08:53] <rabelais> Mash: your ppp program should work without failing then
[08:53] <Mash> ok rabelais thanks
[08:53] <Apollo2366> Hey, semi-noob question here. Where are program files kept in Ubuntu?
[08:54] <ziroday> Apollo2366: many different places, what are you looking for exactly?
[08:54] <Apollo2366> Firefox
[08:54] <rabelais> Apollo2366: everything is in your home directory /home/<username>
[08:54] <rabelais> Apollo2366: firefox is in /home/<username>/.mozilla
[08:55] <ziroday> rabelais: those are the configuration settings, not all the program files :)
[08:55] <ziroday> Apollo2366: to see all this files provided by a package you can do dpkg -L <packagename>
[08:56] <rabelais> ziroday: apologies, I figured he was asking for the user-specific program files
[08:56] <Maelos> How do you get the reverse of that -- i.e. what file does a package belong to?
[08:56] <madhurya> how can i see if python is installed in my system?
[08:56] <Mash> ok be back later try my luck
[08:56] <ziroday> Maelos: install the apt-file application
[08:56] <Freewolf> I'm running kMyFirewall with sudo command so with root access but it won't change iptables even if it shwos that it changed
[08:56] <vaibhav_> today's update removed lots of mono packages, , are they cleaning it up?
[08:56] <jerroome> madhurya just type python
[08:56] <vigo> ls
[08:57] <ktne> hello
[08:57] <cemc> hi. is there a command line tool for downloading mail from an exchange server using MAPI? sort of like a fetchmail, but with MAPI
[08:57] <ktne> is there any way to install 32bit mplayer  on amd64?
[08:57]  * i_am_an_indian asks if there are any indians here :)
[08:58] <ktne> i_am_an_indian: aren't there two types of them? you didn't specified which one :)
[08:58] <ziroday> cemc: evolution should have that ability
[08:58] <zortec> ktne: You can use aptitude or apt-get to install mplayer.
[08:58] <ziroday> i_am_an_indian: #ubuntu-in
[08:58] <ktne> zortec: i can't find the mplayer 32 bit package
[08:58] <rabelais> ktne: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=62685
[08:58] <zortec> ziroday: Good day :)
[08:58] <ziroday> zortec: howdy
[08:58] <ktne> rabelais: i went there but it looks quite outdated
[08:59] <ktne> from 2005
[08:59] <raidghos1> I try to use the bttv as module for Multimedia video controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Video Capture but not working as it should.
[08:59] <i_am_an_indian> ziroday: thanks
[08:59] <cemc> ziroday: I'm looking for something more light than evolution, something that could fetch the emails in a maildir
[08:59] <zortec> ktne: You can also use aptitude to search for packages, for instance: sudo aptitude search mplay will pull up all packages that are related to that term
[08:59] <Apollo2366> Okay, that didn't seem to help much. What I'm really trying to do is install an extension from an .xpi file. Can anyone tell me how to do it?
[08:59] <vigo> !email
[08:59] <vigo> whoops
[08:59] <Maelos> ziroday: apt-file will search the entire apt cache wont it?
[09:00] <ktne> zortec: there is no 32bit package there
[09:00] <Maelos> I want to know which package on the filesystem a particular file belongs to
[09:00] <raidghos1> also tried bt878 snd_bt87x bttv without luck.
[09:00] <Myrtti> i_am_an_indian: do you know you're ban evading?
[09:00] <ziroday> Maelos: err or the whole repo
[09:00] <vigo> I like Thunderbird, but that is kinda heavy far as System Processes go.
[09:00] <i_am_an_indian> Myrtti: whats that?
[09:00] <rabelais> Apollo2366: you should just be able to reference the file from firefox (use file:///) and it should give you the install prompt
[09:00] <ActionParsnip> vigo: try mutt, very light
[09:00] <Maelos> right repo, as defined by sources
[09:00] <Maelos> Im more interested in the local dpkg db
[09:01] <Apollo2366> rabelais, Thanks I'll try it.
[09:01] <vaibhav_>  vigo : use evolution
[09:01] <Myrtti> i_am_an_indian: changed your nickname to gain access to the channel. Please re-join #ubuntu-ops
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: doesnt it go by ip?
[09:01] <ktne> zortec: there appears to be a tool called "ia32-apt-get", this might do the trick
[09:01] <zortec> ktne: You could not find any packages with mplayer?
[09:01] <ktne> i have found, but they are all 64bit
[09:01] <vigo> ActionParsnip: Thank you, I use Mutt on gNewSense. I like it!
[09:02] <zortec> ktne: I just ran the search and there is an mplayer package.
[09:02] <Myrtti> i_am_an_indian: fail
[09:02] <ktne> zortec: what i need is 32bit mplayer on 64bit installation
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> vigo: means you can check you email via ssh from anywhere ;)
[09:02] <b0w> hello! anyone know about a good program for ipod on linux?
[09:02] <i_am_an_indian> what does /echo do?
[09:02] <zortec> ktne: The name of the package is 'mplayer' in aptitude
[09:02] <vigo> I love the slogan.
[09:03] <Maelos> dpkg --search <filename>, thanks ubuntu docs (and rtfm me)
[09:03] <b0w> vigo are you talking to me?
[09:03] <vigo> b0w: Not yet, no
[09:03] <b0w> never mind, anyone know any good program for ipod on linux?
[09:04] <ActionParsnip> Maelos: or: apt-cache search <thing>
[09:04] <ActionParsnip> !ipod
[09:04] <Myrtti> i_am_an_indian: rejoin #ubuntu-ops
[09:04] <chanux> b0w, banshee, rythmbox, amarok?
[09:04] <Maelos> ActionParsnip: not the same
[09:04] <vigo> b0w: I do not do Ipod stuff, but have seen some in the repos or Synaptic.
[09:04] <Apollo2366> rabelais, Thanks a bunch! It worked.
[09:04] <Maelos> ActionParsnip: that'll search packages which aren't installed too
[09:04] <rabelais> Apollo2366: welcome
[09:04] <b0w> well thanks for your help guys
[09:04] <b0w> :)
[09:05] <ashlessburn> so still waiting on the ubuntu god to msg me
[09:05] <ActionParsnip> Maelos: oic, erm: dpkg -l | grep <somethin>
[09:05] <Mash> rabelais it's the same i did disable but no luck to stay connected
[09:05] <ActionParsnip> !ask | ashlessburn
[09:05] <Mash> and i copy the problem could i post to you ?
[09:05] <chanux> !automoc hardy
[09:05] <rabelais> Mash: sure
[09:05] <chanux> !automoc
[09:06] <alkamid> !backup
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> !find automoc
[09:06] <nahira> can anyone help in typing syriac or persian language in openoffice, I can't choose the language
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> !info automoc
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> nahira: install the language pack in the package manager of you choice
[09:06] <zortec> I'm curious, how many questions get asked in here on a daily basis?
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> zortec: lots and lots
[09:07] <zortec> For the regular users, who might can answer that
[09:07] <zortec> lol
[09:07] <vigo> nahira: There are many Language Packages in the repositories.
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> zortec: its the sole purpose of the room
[09:07] <zortec> It's a good thing no one has the FT job of answering questions in here
[09:07] <Mash> who got the KPPP packages for Ubuntu 8.10
[09:07] <chanux> ActionParsnip, No automoc on hardy repos :( what can I do?
[09:07] <zortec> I think they might go insane
[09:07] <i_am_an_indian> i have heard that indian languages can be used with ubuntu? is that true? how can i do that?
[09:08] <zortec> Is Indian an official language?
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> chanux: you can compile it or find an equivelant
[09:08] <nahira> I'm new to ubuntu so don't know where to start at all
[09:08] <losher> zortec: support is surprisingly hard work...
[09:08] <Myrtti> i_am_an_indian: are you ignoring me, please join #ubuntu-ops.
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> zortec: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_India
[09:08] <ashlessburn> vlc vs gstreamer in ubuntu 9.04 running into several codex issues however gstreamer seams more stable then vlc in some aspects, cd music video play back in .avi wandering if there is possibly a pkg im missing...tried the libdvdcc still no luck
[09:08] <chanux> ActionParsnip, aptitude search didn't give me anything
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> !info automoc hardy
[09:09] <zortec> losher: I remember when you guys helped me out quite a bit, but it occurred to me with all these questions... does that mean maybe the support docs need to be expanded?
[09:09] <chanux> ActionParsnip, all sources found on Google are version specific
[09:09] <whatis_tux> I saw that it's possible to user some folders like /home as a mount point for partitions... but is it possible to use /home/$user as a mount point for a partition?
[09:09] <i_am_an_indian> Myrtti: ok i have joined
[09:09] <whatis_tux> use*
[09:09] <zortec> I think the docs in ubuntu are great, but it seems a lot of issues are unresolved
[09:09] <ActionParsnip> chanux: then you will need to compile it, find an alternative, or upgrade to a release with it in
[09:09] <chanux> ActionParsnip, Only availble for Intrepid+
[09:09] <nahira> ActionParsnip: how to install the package?
[09:10] <zortec> nahira: You can install packages multiple ways: synaptic, apt-get (cli), aptitude (cli), or add/remove
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> whatis_tux: sure is
[09:10] <losher> zortec: in my experience, many people don't read docs...
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> whatis_tux: add a normal entry to /etc/fstab to do the moounting and you can mount to the folder
[09:10] <JimBiggs> guys, how do i revert to before the update of this morning? it screwed my display, and don't know how to fix it :/
[09:10] <ActionParsnip> nahira: what package?
[09:11] <ActionParsnip> Jimi_Neutral: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg; sudo shutdown -r now
[09:11] <e-frame> hello, my mp3 player is 1GB, but in gparted t shown as unallocated 235.33 MB. how come?
[09:11] <Martens1984> I have this update that won't install
[09:11] <Martens1984> linux-image-2.6.28-13-generic_2.6.28-13.44_i386.deb
[09:11] <nahira> the package for syriac language
[09:12] <ActionParsnip> e-frame: can you please pastebin the output of: sudo fdisk -l
[09:12] <Martens1984> Has anyone a sollution?
[09:12] <ashlessburn> e-frame...do u have other prgrams installed? make sure it is a fat 32/16 format. most likely you will have to part the disc to get full read
[09:12] <nahira> zortec: what you mean by (cli)
[09:12] <JimBiggs> ActionParsnip, i tried this already, but it doesn't revert to the previous versions of the packages, does it?
[09:13] <ActionParsnip> nahira: my guess is this: http://packages.ubunut.com/intrepid/language-pack-gnome-syr-base
[09:13] <Martens1984> How can I solve this?
[09:13] <Martens1984> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> Jimi_Neutral: tat only defaults the display to failsafe, it does not revert any packages. you will need to uninstall what you installed as well as its deps and then install the older version
[09:14] <ziroday> Martens1984: we need the errors above that :)
[09:14] <ActionParsnip> Martens1984: sudo depmaod --configure -a; sudo apt-get -f install
[09:14] <e-frame> ActionParsnip here: http://pastebin.com/m8c51400
[09:14] <JimBiggs> ActionParsnip, is there a way i can check what was installed lately, and then find the versions that i should install back?
[09:14] <ashlessburn> martens1984, After you get that error, try apt-get -f install to force an install of the files that didn't get loaded because of the error. Then try apt-get upgrade again, apt-get -f install back and forth until only the package that has the error is left.
[09:14] <Martens1984> ziroday: there is no error above
[09:14] <Martens1984> ashlessburn: doesn't work
[09:15] <nahira> yes but on the page it says: "Please note that you should install language-support-syr" and i can't find that one
[09:15] <ziroday> Martens1984: can you pastebin the output of sudo dpkg --configure -a please
[09:15] <e-frame> ashlessburn it is fat32
[09:15] <ashlessburn> martens1984, tired a reboot to duplicate?
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> e-frame: it's picked up as a 1Gb: Disk /dev/sdb: 1001 MB, 1001652224 bytes
[09:15] <ashlessburn> e-frame, yes 32 i believe
[09:15] <nahira> ActionParsnip: yes but on the page it says: "Please note that you should install language-support-syr" and i can't find that one
[09:15] <napsy_> hello
[09:15] <ActionParsnip> Jimi_Neutral: you can look in /var/cache/apt  unless you have cleaned out the old debs recently
[09:16] <dsdeiz_> how do you guys make opera fast? it's a resource hog here on my end :(
[09:16] <ashlessburn> martens1984, what are yuo tryign to install to get that error
[09:16] <Martens1984> ashlessburn: sudo apt-get upgrade
[09:16] <ashlessburn> martens1984, really thats is what version of ubunut and what bit
[09:16] <Martens1984> ashlessburn: ore sudo apt-get install -f "package"
[09:16] <e-frame> ActionParsnip: yes, i typed "df -h" and it said "/dev/sdb1             953M  4.1M  949M   1% /media/disk"
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> dsdeiz_: its always been slick here. try: http://www.ghacks.net/2007/03/29/10-tips-to-speed-up-opera-9/
[09:16] <zortec> losher: I picked up the linux cookbook and how linux works.  I'm intrigued by linux
[09:17] <the_undefined> 9.04 hibernated desktop pc but was not able to "wake it up". Now after rebooting I only see a black screen (monitor activity is there). Magic SysRq lets me reboot and stuff but I can't figure out how to get access to the system again : /. Any help would be highly appreciated !
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> e-frame: there you go them, thats 1Gb of space with 4M used
[09:17] <e-frame> but in gparted it shown as unallocated 235.33 MB
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> e-frame: gparted knows nothing.
[09:17] <dsdeiz_> how do you get the last pid again?
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> e-frame: i'd go by what the kernel says, not some dumb gui app
[09:17] <chanux> ActionParsnip, Why sources are version specific? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/automoc
[09:17] <nexx> I'm on my iPod so it will be a tad slow typing but I recently reinstalled ubuntu and everything was great... but now the GUI won't load... startx shows that no screens are found
[09:17] <losher> zortec: that's great. One well organized book is worth a hundred disorganized web pages
[09:18] <ashlessburn> martens1984, go into /var/lib/dpkg/info and delete everything do the same to /var/cache/apt/archives an do the same thing....this can break something so be careful not to delete important files...
[09:18] <ziroday> !pastebin | Martens1984
[09:18] <JimBiggs> ActionParsnip, could it be xserver-xorg-video-intel-2%3a2.7.99.901 ?
[09:18] <zortec> losher: I admit, ubuntu has great docs but I think at times it's hard to locate the information you need, maybe other users can relate to those experiences
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> Jimi_Neutral: possibly, look at the created date
[09:19] <JimBiggs> and how do i reinstall the old version?
[09:19] <e-frame> ActionParsnip: yes, right. last time it's just /dev/sdb without /dev/sdb1 :D
[09:19] <zortec> losher: worse case scenario.  You search google and ubuntu docs and don't find anything and no other users have had the problem you are.
[09:19] <ashlessburn> the_undefined, what motherboard do u have
[09:19] <nexx> any ideas? :)
[09:19] <nahira> ActionParsnip: yes but on the page it says: "Please note that you should install language-support-syr" and i can't find that one
[09:19] <JimBiggs> so i should apt-get remove xserver-xorg-video-intel-2%3a2.7.99.901 and apt-get install .... what?
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> chanux: each relelase uses different kernel versions for a start. as well as other differences. Thats why your sources file has the release name on the end so that you only install hardy debs
[09:19] <Innxis> !yahoo
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> nahira: then try and find it, you may need a ppa
[09:19] <losher> zortec: I think locating info is a general problem, not specific to Ubuntu. And it predates the internet...
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> e-frame: i generally dont use gui apps outside of opera, i find them misleading and slow
[09:20] <DanteX> guys  im on xp64 i do tn game i just watch movies and torrent and surf convince me to ditch windows
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> e-frame: i trust the kernel only
[09:20] <Innxis> Yahoo Pager Server: cs101.msg.mud.yahoo.com is dead
[09:20] <the_undefined> ashlessburn: Not 100%, it's an old machine I had laying around.
[09:20] <zortec> losher: true.  it also helps if you know how to take advantage of search techniques and keywords
[09:20] <the_undefined> ashlessburn: my sounds very similar to this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/211173 , but I think I got a ATI card in there
[09:20] <zortec> losher: 90% of the time I can find the information I need
[09:20] <ashlessburn> the_undefined, try a BIOS update to fix the issue alot of boards (ASUS,gigabyte) have issue with wake on sleep
[09:20] <nexx> on iPod: ubuntu worked : now GUI won't load: startx says no screens found ???
[09:20] <the_undefined> ashlessburn: how would I update the bios?
[09:21] <losher> zortec: one of the advantages of running e.g. 8.04 instead of 9.04 is that you're much less likely to run into problems that haven't been solved
[09:21] <zortec> ubuntu works on an ipod?
[09:21] <e-frame> ActionParsnip: so what partition editor can be "trusted" ?
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> e-frame: i like cfdisk
[09:21] <zortec> e-frame: I used qparted I think it was
[09:21] <vigo> !offtopic | DanteX
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> e-frame: just my take, others love gparted
[09:21] <the_undefined> ashlessburn: The system actually gets beyond the bios, the GRUB loader shows -
[09:21] <Innxis> The new yahoo pager server is: cs102.msg.mud.yahoo.com
[09:21] <nexx> no I'm on mine because it's the only way to get on irc
[09:21] <ActionParsnip> !yahoo
[09:21] <zortec> losher: you mean the other way around?
[09:21] <Myrtti> DanteX: so whats your question?
[09:21] <e-frame> ActionParsnip & zortec : well i'll try them.
[09:22] <ashlessburn> the_undefined, that is dependant of the baord...asus has easy flash utility however generic would be go to the board website get the latest bios extract the bin file and boot to floppy (with bin file on floppy) on some boards they support the usb flash drives
[09:22] <nexx> any help? I don't like typing on this iPod lol
[09:22] <zortec> I think it would be nice in the chat room to have some kind of points system or at least be able to thank users who give help, not sure if that has come up before
[09:22] <the_undefined> ashlessburn: ok, hope mine does - the damn box ain't got no floppy
[09:22] <Innxis> ActionParsnip: That pager doesn't work anymore. They changed it
[09:22] <the_undefined> ashlessburn: thanks a ton for your help man
[09:23] <ashlessburn> the_undefined, no problem any questions email me ..om for addy
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> Innxis: thats all i know dude. I think you may need the newer pidgin, its been sorted in that I think
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> Innxis: theres one on getdeb but if you come to upgrade, uninstall it first so your system is inline with the repos
[09:23] <ashlessburn> the_undefined, pm
[09:23] <nexx> anybody
[09:23] <nexx> opps
[09:24] <the_undefined> ashlessburn: will do, hope I can figure something out with your pointers so : )
[09:24] <ashlessburn> :0
[09:24] <slestak> godd morning room.  ihave a dell optiplex with 9.04 insatlled.  i think ive troubleshot this thing well and have a faulty onboard nic.
[09:24] <Innxis> ActionParsnip: I did post the new one for those who use pidgin 2.5.6<
[09:24] <zortec> nexx: I might be wrong, but I don't believe there is a lot of support for running ubuntu on an ipod
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> nexx: boot to recovery mode and select fix grapics, you will then get a gui
[09:24] <ashlessburn> is there a irc admin?
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> ashlessburn: there are ops
[09:24] <zortec> ashlessburn: there are irc ops
[09:24] <losher> zortec: do I? It's getting late...
[09:24] <nexx> I'm not running ubuntu on an iPod
[09:25] <nexx> it is on my computer
[09:25] <zortec> losher: less problems if you run 9.04 instead of 8.04, you said 8.04 instead of 9.04
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> nexx: i know, you need to boot to recovery mode and select fix graphics
[09:25] <nexx> I'm on irc from my iPod so it is hard to type
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> nexx: you will then get failsafe settings, also uninstall any drivers you recently installed so you can have another crack
[09:25] <nexx> alright how do I boot to recovery?
[09:26] <slestak> it works, just very slow.  ive got dell coming tomorrow to  relace mobo.  my biggest concern is ive overlooked something.
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> nexx: esc when grub shows up, select recovery mode
[09:26] <chanux> ActionParsnip, I can't find any automoc source binary for Hardy. Any option other than dist-upgrade?
[09:26] <Stanley_> How do I take advantage of some of the cool graphics in 9.04?
[09:26] <Blended1> is ubunto dell's?
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> nexx: if you stopped taling about how typing on a sucky ipod sucks then you'd get sorted faster
[09:26] <rabelais> slestak: did you check to see what lspci reports? and then what ifconfig reports?
[09:26] <zortec> Stanley_: You need to turn on compiz.
[09:26] <losher> zortec: no. 8.04 has had bugfixes applied to it for ages, so it's very stable. 9.04 on the other hand, is new, and hence much more likely to have bugs in it...
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> chanux: find an alternative or compile
[09:26] <Stanley_> zortec: How do I do that?
[09:27] <zortec> Stanley_: What wdm are you running?
[09:27] <Blended1> fun tell someone how to do there first compile
[09:27] <losher> zortec: with software, in general, the newer it is, the buggier it is...
[09:27] <Stanley_> zortec: wdm?
[09:27] <slestak> it has  broadcom gigabit nic, which i know has had a worse exp than others for drivers
[09:27] <Stanley_> zortec: Gnome
[09:27] <chanux> ActionParsnip, I'm sorry I do not know how to find an alternative. Help me if possible :)
[09:27] <zortec> Stanley_: Sorry, window manager... I forget not everyone is up with the acronyms
[09:27] <JimBiggs> ActionParsnip, how do i know which version of the xserver-xorg-video-intel-2 package i need to install once i've uninstalled the current one?
[09:27] <Stanley_> zortec: I made the assumption thats what you meant, but yea Gnome
[09:27] <zortec> losher: I had problems with gnome-do so I removed it and just am using ALT+F2
[09:28] <chanux> ActionParsnip, Google always get me to that launchpad thing when I look for automoc :(
[09:28] <i_am_an_indian_> can i make ubuntu look like vista?
[09:28] <i_am_an_indian_> and where can i find themes for ubuntu?
[09:28] <losher> zortec: lots of people here had problems with 9.04 that didn't exist in 8.04
[09:28] <Spike1506> !art
[09:28] <rabelais> i_am_an_indian_: google is your friend
[09:28] <zortec> Stanley_: It would be under visual effects
[09:29] <slestak> rabelais: i get an ip with ifconfig, and no errors are reported.  i just get 17k/sec on local lan copy, where with same cable to dell netbook (linux mint) gets 10M/s
[09:29] <i_am_an_indian_> !changethemes
[09:29] <rabelais> slestak: what module is loaded for the nic?
[09:29] <chanux> i_am_an_indian_, gnome-look.org ?
[09:29] <zortec> Stanley_: Right click on the desktop and go to Change desktop background, make sure that you have your 3d drivers installed
[09:29] <slestak> im sorry,i dont have access right now
[09:29] <Husaini> hi
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> chanux: try a different search engine, or go to the developers site for source
[09:30] <zortec> losher: I used 7.10 and then 9.04 now
[09:30] <Stanley_> zortec: I get the error "The Composite Extension is not available"
[09:30] <slestak> rabelais: let mesee if i have ssh on it yet, just refreshed install to get 64bit on there
[09:30] <zortec> Stanley_: Did you install compiz?
[09:30] <Blended1> is e17 AVAILABLE ON UIBUNTU?
[09:31] <rabelais> slestak: do you remember seeing a large number of ethernet errors when checking ifconfig/
[09:31] <losher> zortec: I used 7.10 then 9.04 then 8.04
[09:31] <zortec> Stanley_: What video card do you have?
[09:31] <Stanley_> zortec: I _just_ installed "simple-ccsm" but thats it
[09:31] <vigo> chanux: Is that Kdenlive?
[09:31] <zortec> losher: ah, so you downgraded... that is interesting
[09:31] <Stanley_> zortec: I have a Nvidia GTX-260 and an Nvidia 9500GT
[09:31] <slestak> rabelais: i dont recall seeing any, buti should check dmesg or daemon.log maybe
[09:31] <Stanley_> zortec: i have 4 monitors, only using 3 though
[09:31] <zortec> Stanley_: Make sure that you install the restricted nvidia drivers
[09:32] <jasonmchristos> hello, using gtk recordmydesktop to record the audio skips in the output file
[09:32] <zortec> Stanley_: They should have been available in your updates
[09:32] <jasonmchristos> please help
[09:32] <rabelais> slestak: it won't show up there, it'll be in ifconfig, next to sent, received, and errors
[09:32] <Stanley_> zortec: Yea the drivers are insstalled
[09:32] <slestak> rabelais: u going to be around a bit?  it is 4:30 am right now, but i will be in office in a few hours
[09:32] <losher> zortec: I got 9.04 working, but lots of little things weren't quite right, and there was nothing in 9.04 I needed, so I downgraded.
[09:33] <chanux> vigo, Qt plexydesk
[09:33] <rabelais> slestak: not likely, I'm going to sleep soon
[09:33] <zortec> Stanley_: You don't have an ATI chipset?
[09:33] <vigo> chanux: Ok, still looking.
[09:33] <Stanley_> Zortec: No, I have an nvidia chipset, 780i
[09:34] <rabelais> slestak: just some tip offs, broadcom chips have been misdetected in the past...so you might be using the wrong driver even if you do get an IP
[09:34] <Kartagis> does /etc/lsb-release ever change?
[09:34] <zortec> Stanley_: Ok install xgl with gnome
[09:34] <Stanley_> zortec: is that a  command line install, add/remove programs or packetmanager ?
[09:34] <slestak> rabelais:  think you may have a point.  im going to troubleshoot this some more
[09:35] <zortec> Stanley_: I didn't have to install it, but let me get you the link to follow
[09:35] <zortec> Stanley_:
[09:35] <zortec> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...ght=xgl+feisty
[09:35] <bimadelta> hello all
[09:35] <vigo> chanux: Sure looks like the Kdenlive thing, here is one page. http://ubuntuforums.org/search.php?searchid=60886472 and here is another: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KdenliveSVN
[09:36] <Stanley_> zortec: thats not opening up a forum for me, just the community page
[09:36] <chanux> vigo, Thanks loads
[09:36] <zortec> Stanley_: sudo apt-get install server-xgl
[09:36] <bimadelta> hi chanux can you help me please
[09:36] <zortec> Stanley_: That should enable desktop effects
[09:37] <Stanley_> zortec: couldn't find package
[09:37] <bimadelta> hi chanux can you help me please
[09:37] <slestak> rabelais: oh well, imup and im the stupid one who didnt get openssh and dns pointer worked outbefreo leqving so i deserve to drive in :)
[09:38] <Kartagis> does /etc/lsb-release ever get overwritten?
[09:38] <jasonmchristos> hello, using gtk recordmydesktop to record the audio skips in the output file please help
[09:38] <jasonmchristos> is there an alternative program?
[09:39] <Stanley_> zortec: wrong package name ?
[09:39] <slestak> rabelais: thx for help
[09:39] <bimadelta> help me who know how to remastering ubuntu live cd
[09:39] <lstarnes> Kartagis: it usually changes between releases
[09:39] <zortec> Stanley_: Did you install envy?
[09:39] <Stanley_> zortec: probably not.
[09:40] <jasonmchristos> Broken pipe: Overrun occurred.
[09:40] <papul> how can i install ubuntu from scratch
[09:40] <Stanley_> zortec: this is a fresh install i did tonight so
[09:40] <papul> only the packages that i need?
[09:40] <zortec> Stanley_: Ok, let's check your config file
[09:40] <Kartagis> lstarnes, some guy here says it changes at linux mint. is that possible?
[09:40] <zortec> Stanley_: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:40] <vigo> papul: Use the Minimal Install, or Unet thing.
[09:41] <zortec> Stanley_: from the cli
[09:41] <papul> vigo: how?
[09:41] <lstarnes> Kartagis: it can.  linux mint is not ubuntu but it is based on ubuntu
[09:41] <zortec> is linux mint really based on ubuntu?
[09:41] <vigo> papul: Have you looked at the Minimal Install?
[09:41] <lstarnes> zortec: yes
[09:41] <Stanley_> zortec: what am  I lookinf ror in this file ?
[09:41] <zortec> I thought they were two different versions
[09:41] <vigo> !minimal
[09:42] <zortec> Stanley_: What does the composite line read?
[09:42] <Stanley_> zortec: composite line?
[09:42] <papul> zortec: let him use pastebin
[09:42] <zortec> Stanley_: copy and paste the contents of your xorg.conf file
[09:43] <Stanley_> http://pastebin.com/d7de4c4c8
[09:43] <zortec> Stanley_: Is that the full file?
[09:44] <Stanley_> zortec: yes
[09:44] <zortec> Stanley_: We are trying to find a line for composite
[09:45] <faldo> hi
[09:45] <Stanley_> zortec: and I'm assuming it's not there?
[09:45] <Dday> How do i instal a tar.gz program?
[09:45] <halberd> unzip with tar -xzf somefile.tar.gz
[09:46] <zortec> Stanley_: not in the file you c&p
[09:46] <lstarnes> Dday: untar it then read the instructions contained in the INSTALL or README files
[09:46] <Dday> How i untar it?
[09:46] <Stanley_> zortec: thats the whole file when i typed "gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[09:46] <lstarnes> Dday: tar xzf file.tar.gz
[09:46] <Dday> Is there a - or not?
[09:47] <lstarnes> Dday: it doesn't matter
[09:47] <jasonmchristos> SOLVED - see http://p-s.co.nz/wordpress/?p=490. I had to set Advanced>Sound>device from DEFAULT to default (no kidding!). A frequency of 48000 worked for me. I need an amazed, head-shaking emoticon to capture how I felt when that worked.
[09:47] <lstarnes> Dday: you can use the - but tar doesn't need irt
[09:47] <lstarnes> *it
[09:47] <jasonmchristos> its a matter of caps lock
[09:47] <jasonmchristos> silly
[09:47] <zortec> Stanley_: You said Nvidia 9600?
[09:48] <Stanley_> zortec: no, a nvidia gtx-260 AND a nvidia 9500GT
[09:48] <zortec> Stanley_: Can you run lspci -l and copy and paste the results?
[09:49] <Stanley_> zortec: http://pastebin.com/d7de4c4c8
[09:49] <Stanley_> whoops
[09:49] <Stanley_> zortec: brad@brad-desktop:~$ lspci -l
[09:49] <Stanley_> lspci: invalid option -- 'l'
[09:50] <Spike1506> Stanley_, sudo lspci -l
[09:50] <Spike1506> nvm me Stanley_
[09:51] <zortec> Stanley_: just do lspci
[09:51] <zortec> Stanley_: copy and paste that
[09:51] <znh> whenever a message popups I have the PC speaker instead of a music file, anyone?
[09:51] <Stanley_> zortec: http://pastebin.com/d32b22c69
[09:52] <zortec> Stanley_: Are you sure you have already installed all the nvidia drivers?
[09:52] <zortec> Stanley_: Also at the cli type glxgears and wait about 5 secs, let me know what kind of fps you get
[09:53] <zortec> Stanley_: Let me know if I'm going too fast
[09:53] <Stanley_> zortec: Hardware Driver says I'm using NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver (version 180) [recommended] and it's currently activated and in use
[09:53] <faldo> znh what given config files did you change exactly?
[09:53] <Stanley_> zortec: also, i go into nvidia-settings to setup my screens
[09:53] <znh> faldo, none. default Ubuntu Jaunty installation
[09:54] <znh> faldo, also when I hit backspace in an empty textbox I hear the music that goes over headphones through the PC speaker
[09:54] <Stanley_> zortec: I did do "nvidia-xconfig" which modifies the xconfig.conf to use the nvidia x driver
[09:54] <znh> faldo, kinda fun.. but shouldn't be :P
[09:54] <grawity> O_o
[09:54] <faldo> I can't tell so if you changed anything
[09:54] <zortec> Stanley_: You should be getting high frame rates if your driver is working when you run glxgears
[09:54] <znh> wish I did
[09:55] <ne2k__> I am starting to get EXTREMELY AGGRAVATED with ubuntu. Firefox keeps hanging up at absolutely unacceptably frequent intervals. I go to click on a link or search for something and the application turns grey for ten seconds and then comes back. WHY IS THIS HAPPENING?!
[09:55] <zortec> ne2k__: It just randomly hangs?
[09:55] <zortec> ne2k__: Did you try removing all your addons or doing a fresh install?
[09:55] <grawity> ne2k__: Do you have any Firefox addons? Does this happen with, for example, Epiphany-browser?
[09:56] <zortec> grawity: I will let you go ahead and help him :)
[09:56] <Stanley_> zortec: http://pastebin.com/d56af5e1
[09:56] <ne2k__> when this was happening a few weeks ago, I managed to track down the problem to "tracker-indexer" using all the processor time. it does appear to be using rather a lot again
[09:56] <zortec> Stanley_: Ok confirmed that the driver is working
[09:56] <faldo> zhn some people usally can't stand what they're given and need to tweak datas given by the system, it's terrible
[09:57] <ne2k__> zortec: no, I did not try removing all my add-ons and doing a fresh install
[09:57] <zortec> Stanley_: Press ALT+F2 and type compiz --replace and let me know what happens
[09:57] <denny> how would I go about trying to get something on the 'hundred papercuts' list?
[09:57] <Stanley_> zortec: my windows flashed a bit
[09:58] <zortec> Stanley_: Is compiz working now?
[09:58] <zortec> denny: What's the hundred papercuts list?
[09:58] <Stanley_> zortec: how can i tell? if i go into visual effects and go to "extra" it still gives me the error "The composite extension is not available"
[09:59] <zortec> Stanley_: Minimize windows or close windows and you should see desktop effects if they are working
[09:59] <Ritz2007> any female like to chat with me
[09:59] <jrib> Ritz2007: this isn't that kind of channel
[09:59] <Stanley_> zortec: nope
[09:59] <Ritz2007> cant get you dear
[09:59] <zortec> Stanley_: We will keep working at it
[10:00] <jrib> Ritz2007: this channel is for ubuntu support only, not other stuff
[10:01] <denny> zortec: a list of UI annoyances that should be fixed before 9.10
[10:02] <denny> I'd like to add 'windows don't restore to their last position' to it
[10:02] <jrib> denny: that's up to the application itself to implement
[10:02] <denny> jrib: you're missing my point
[10:02] <denny> and it shouldn't be, anyway
[10:02] <zortec> Stanley_: Try updating your nvidia drivers using synpatic
[10:03] <zortec> Stanley_: err, synaptic
[10:03] <denny> Don't Repeat Yourself - the window manager should handle window placement, giving the app a chance to override if it wants to
[10:03] <denny> each app shouldn't have to implement position-memory separately, that's pretty stupid
[10:04] <Stanley_> zortec: how do i go about that?
[10:05] <zortec> Stanley_: You said this was a new install, did you do anything at the cli with your nvidia drivers?
[10:06] <Stanley_> zortec: cli being terminal?
[10:06] <zortec> Stanley_: yeah, what drivers do you have installed, can you go in synaptic and let me know?
[10:06] <zortec> Stanley_: is it the ubuntu-restricted or linux-restricted drivers?
[10:07] <BigMike> how can I tell what version of flashplayer I have?
[10:07] <zortec> Stanley_: For your particular video card, you might have to install the drivers from the official nvidia site
[10:08] <Stanley_> zortec: Could it be an issue with me running two monitors on my gtx-260 and one monitor on my 9500GT?
[10:08] <laclasse> BigMike, type 'about:plugins' in your firefox url bar
[10:08] <BigMike> ok
[10:08] <zortec> BigMike: Just a guess, but probably there is a --version switch you can use from the cli
[10:08] <BigMike> ty
[10:08] <zortec> Stanley_: It could be an issue.  Have you tested it with just one monitor?
[10:09] <Stanley_> zortec: Nope.
[10:09] <Stanley_> zortec: I think i'm using nvidia-glx-180
[10:09] <BigMike> ok guess there is a flash update now
[10:09] <Blended1> does ubuntu have that suare box thing for the desktops
[10:10] <Blended1> square
[10:10] <e-frame> zortec & ashlessburn , this is my sdb partition after i re-format my mp3 under win*** http://e-frame.pastebin.com/m7e5ee1a4
[10:10] <zortec> Stanley_: There is a bug related to that driver package
[10:11] <zortec> Stanley_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-180/+bug/231697/+viewstatus
[10:11] <zortec> Stanley_: See if that is the problem you are having.
[10:11] <ashlessburn> e-frame. what did u do
[10:11] <ashlessburn> step by step
[10:11] <Stanley_> zortec: yea it appears to be
[10:11] <Stanley_> zortec: thats the same error i get
[10:12] <zortec> Stanley_: Try the workaround which is to download the drivers from the nvidia site
[10:13] <zortec> Stanley_: Right now there doesn't seem to be a solution to that bug
[10:13] <zortec> Stanley_: But you can try downloading the drivers from nvidia and installing them
[10:13] <Stanley_> zortec: I was trying to install driver sfrom their site but nobody could tell me how to disable X
[10:13] <Stanley_> zortec: which is needed to install the drivers
[10:14] <e-frame> ashlessburn: i run cfdisk, delete all partition, then create one. in linux fstype. then i go to win** box and reformat it to fat32. everything goes ok, the mp3 player runs well, then i plugged it in my ubuntu, it's automounted and shown as 1GB drive, but when i check with fdisk, it shown as in the link. :D
[10:14] <e-frame> but it works XD
[10:14] <Blended1> how easyis ubuntu to set upsprint wireless  modems ...?
[10:14] <zortec> Stanley_: You don't want to disable X, but you can restart X
[10:15] <Stanley_> zortec: it tells me x needs to be disabled to install
[10:15] <anita> hi to all
[10:15] <Blended1> baker
[10:16] <zortec> Stanley_: Try this, go to System->Administration->Services
[10:16] <slestak> rabelais:i am in office now, lspci == Broadcom BCM5754
[10:16] <zortec> Stanley_: From there you can disable the graphical login manager
[10:17] <Stanley_> zortec: how do i turn it bak on?
[10:17] <zortec> Stanley_: sudo update-rc.d -f gdm defaults, startx
[10:17] <slestak> rabelais: installing pastebinit real quick
[10:17] <bullgard4> [GNOME] After dist-upgrade to Uuntu 9.04 the arrow keys and the 'Alt Gr' key function wrongly. They do work correctly in the virtual consoles. How to fix this?
[10:17] <zortec> Stanley_: sudo update-rc.d -f gdm remove to disable
[10:18] <Stanley_> zortec: and how to enable?
[10:18] <zortec> Stanley_:  sudo update-rc.d -f gdm defaults, startx
[10:19] <ashlessburn> e-frame, how you tried a reboot without the usb flash in
[10:21] <slestak> rabelais: http://pastebin.com/f30ae14e6
[10:21] <slestak> there is ifconfig, and it does show errors, that is with just 5 minutes use on the nic.
[10:21] <Stanley_> zortec: i did the sudo update-rc.d -f gdm remove and logged out and looged back in and i'm still in X
[10:22] <vigo> Stanley_: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/hardware/C/restricted-manager.html
[10:22] <spider48014> hi
[10:23] <faldo> hi
[10:23] <Husaini> !build-essential
[10:23] <zortec> Stanley_: That is why I asked if you enabled the restricted drivers
[10:23] <zortec> Stanley_: following what vigo suggested
[10:25] <bimadelta> see ya!!!
[10:26] <e-frame> ashlessburn: i din't do any reboot. there is another machine with win** os
[10:27] <ashlessburn> e-frame, you have a simple problem. seems the soultion woul dhave been simple as well. jsut for testing have you tried another falsh drive?
[10:29] <sara_> AAAAAA
[10:29] <e-frame> ashlessburn: currently this is the only flash drive right now :D well i'm gonna wipe it, since there is no important data. any good suggestion about re-creating partition using the whole space on disk?
[10:29] <sara_> FACKA MEN
[10:30] <ashlessburn> e-frame, use a boot in program and make sure that it is fat 32/16 make sure ur part is 3 nto 2 and u should be good to go
[10:30] <sara_> YEA MEN
[10:30] <sara_> FACKA
[10:30] <sara_> YEA MEM
[10:30] <sara_> FACKAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
[10:31] <sara_> YEA MEN
[10:31] <ashlessburn> e-frame, make sure there is no propriety software on the drive...some drives come with security software and boot log ins, u can wipe them each drive is diffrent how too thoguh
[10:31] <faldo> hi Odo
[10:31] <Odo> faldo, hi
[10:32] <e-frame> ashlessburn: yea, after each format, i find it restores it's system files.
[10:32] <faldo> I'm psychic mode pluggin (for pidgin) ;)
[10:33] <faldo> sorry Odo was thinking of this pluggin ;)
[10:33] <ashlessburn> hmmm
[10:33] <BigMike> yahoo work on pidgin for you?
[10:33] <Odo> Failrar, np
[10:33] <Odo> faldo, np
[10:33] <ashlessburn> e-frame, you might want to contact the drive manf to see if there is a wipe or 9f-disk) program for the drive  ....was it a high end drive?
[10:33] <faldo> odo thanks
[10:34] <Spike1506> BigMike, there where problems with yahoo and pidgin, there is a new release where the issue has been fixed
[10:34] <e-frame> ashlessburn: no, just ordinary mp3 player made by polytron
[10:34] <Spike1506> BigMike, you can download it via the pidgin website or wait till its avaible in ubuntu repos
[10:34] <BigMike> ok i have a code that works if anyone wants it for older versions
[10:34] <erUSUL> Spike1506: BigMike there is a ppa and it is in getdeb too
[10:35] <e-frame> ashlessburn: at first i just want to make it a bootable flash drive to run portable OS
[10:35] <erUSUL> !ppa
[10:35] <BigMike> ok well I fixed mine by adding to the hosts file
[10:35] <pc> salut
[10:37] <zortec> Did Stanley ever come back?
[10:37] <BigMike> ubuntu is pretty stable for sure
[10:37] <zortec> Stanley_: I was just checking if you were back
[10:37] <vigo> zortec: Not yet
[10:37] <halldor89> hi, I'm running hardy heron and I need newer version of pygobject than is in the repository, what options do I have (other than upgrade my ubuntu installation)?
[10:38] <Stanley_> So  I went back to the 173 restricted driver and my video card wasn't supported so X wouldnt' start. so while I had no X i installed the 185 drivers which wouldnt' work either so I loaded into "low graphics mode" and re-enabled the 180 drier sfrom the restricted menu and i'm back and running again
[10:38] <zortec> halldor89: You would have to search the net for the latest package
[10:38] <iceroot> halldor89: backports or installing a new version by hand
[10:38] <zortec> halldor89: You could try enabling more repositories if you haven't done so
[10:38] <iceroot> !backport | halldor89
[10:39] <halldor89> iceroot: thanks a lot, that's probably what I'm looking for
[10:39] <Stanley_> zortec: thanks :) see above!
[10:40] <ashlessburn> well thats easy
[10:40] <zortec> Stanley_: I'm not sure what you want me to see above
[10:40] <Stanley_>  So  I went back to the 173 restricted driver and my video card wasn't supported so X wouldnt' start. so while I had no X i installed the 185 drivers which wouldnt' work either so I loaded into "low graphics mode" and re-enabled the 180 drier sfrom the restricted menu and i'm back and running ag
[10:40] <iceroot> halldor89: also have a look at apt-pinning  because if you enable backports ALL packages are upgraded
[10:40] <ashlessburn> e-frame, thats easy unetbootin
[10:41] <iceroot> !apt-pinning | halldor89
[10:41] <iceroot> hm
[10:41] <markit> hi, I've a minimal installation of 8.04. dpkg-reconfiture locales does nothing, and directory /var/lib/locales/supported.d/ is empty. "locales" package is installed, what else do I miss?
[10:41] <markit> I just want to change to it_IT-UTF8
[10:41] <Stanley_> zortec: just to my explanation of what happened
[10:41] <zortec> Stanley_: Ok I see it now, let me read
[10:41] <halldor89> iceroot: which problems can that cause (everything being upgraded)?
[10:42] <zortec> Stanley_: Great, so you have compiz working with dual monitors?
[10:42] <e-frame> ashlessburn: yea, i've tried unetbootin. thx
[10:42] <Stanley_> Well, no, I'm back to the 180 drivers I had originally
[10:42] <Stanley_> zortec: so nothings really changed
[10:42] <iceroot> halldor89: for e.g. if firefox 3.1 is in backports you will get it if you have installed firefox 3.0
[10:43] <iceroot> halldor89: so apt-pinning can hold back the other packages
[10:43] <halldor89> iceroot: thx, I'll look into it
[10:43] <Jimi_Neutral> i have a file that im trying to get off a hdd and i keep getting an I/O error so someone told me to try and snapshot the image and put it on another drive and then pull it off the new drive that works....he told me to install linux and do something with lvm but then after that i had to go home after work, i really need to get this file off this hdd, can anyone help?
[10:43] <zortec> Stanley_: so you still have no compiz?
[10:43] <iceroot> halldor89: also you can just upgrade one package, enable backports then sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get install pprogam-you-want-upgrade
[10:43] <Stanley_> zortec: correct, also still on the driver version that has the bug
[10:43] <slestak> can anyone tell me the version of the tg3 driver that is included with jaunty?  I have downloaded 3.92 from broadcom,but dont want to build it if ubuntu already has this version
[10:43] <klos> hello :)
[10:44] <iceroot> markit: sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
[10:44] <zortec> Stanley_: Ok what were your video cards again?
[10:44] <Usama> hello, my friend is having problem installing from dvd. he says the partionar doesn't see his disk but it can see it by another ways like fdisk
[10:44] <klos> anyone knows in which beta the new design is going to be implemented?
[10:44] <markit> iceroot: does NOTHING, just returns to prompt. I'm trying locale-gen now
[10:44] <Stanley_> zortex: Nvidia GTX-260 and Nvidia 9500GT
[10:45] <zortec> Stanley_: It's a confirmed bug in ubuntu about the dual video cards with compiz, but did you try just one monitor to see if that works?
[10:46] <ashlessburn> e-frame. do u ahve a windows computer
[10:47] <e-frame> ashlessburn: no. it's on my friend's lapto
[10:47] <BenTM> hi @ all how can i disable mod_perl modul in apache? i try to install an twiki an have to disable mod_perl
[10:47] <e-frame> ashlessburn: no. it's on my friend's laptop
[10:47] <ashlessburn> e-frame, i mean do u have acces to a windws machince
[10:47] <e-frame> ashlessburn: yes
[10:48] <iceroot> BenTM: a2dismod mod_perl   then restart apache
[10:48] <iceroot> BenTM: to enable a mod  a2enmod
[10:48] <BenTM> ok thx ^^
[10:49] <slestak> can anyone tell me the version of the tg3 driver that is included with jaunty?  I have downloaded 3.92 from broadcom,but dont want to build it if ubuntu already has this version
[10:49] <BenTM> and a overview about running mods?
[10:49] <ashlessburn> e-frame, try http://infrarecorder.org/
[10:50] <SAMER_> hello pls any one can help i want to connect to internet form ubuntu 9.04 using band luxe modem
[10:50] <e-frame> ashlessburn: what's that? why did you suggest that?
[10:50] <iceroot> BenTM: ls /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/
[10:51] <bob_rock> hi everyone. how to change resolution permanently. I use driver from Nvidia (X.org 96' driver) and my VGA is Geforce2 MX400.
[10:51] <ashlessburn> its what i had to sue to get my cd/dvd to work major programs didnt work
[10:51] <Matisse> hi
[10:51] <Matisse> how do I find out, if my new sata hd is recognized? it has no filesystem on it
[10:51] <Weed37__> hi guys cant seem to get my graphics effects working have tried to enable them in apperance but says canott enable effects ? any ideas
[10:52] <CaMason> it seems my wireless device on my eee can't connect since the recent kernel update. Any thoughts on where I can look?
[10:52] <BenTM> thx
[10:52] <slestak> Matisse: look in dmesg output for a line that contains "sd"
[10:52] <CaMason> kernel is 2.6.28-13
[10:52] <bob_rock> help me please!
[10:52] <Weed37__> hi guys cant seem to get my graphics effects working have tried to enable them in apperance but says canott enable effects ? any ideas
[10:53] <ashlessburn> bob_rock, run to nvidia site see if they have a driver for the card for linux
[10:53] <Darael> Weed37__: What graphics card/chipset do you have?
[10:53] <Weed37__> idk m8
[10:53] <Matisse> slestak, thx, seems to be there
[10:53] <Jimi_Neutral> anyone able to help me through a dd process?
[10:53] <Weed37__> Darael, how do i find it new to ubuntu
[10:54] <Darael> Weed37__: if you have an Nvidia or ATI graphics card you'll need to enable the drivers
[10:54] <markit> I've tried "sudo loadkeys it" but I get "Couldnt get a file descriptor referring to the console". with dpkg-reconfigure console-data I've choose italian keyboard but still I can't get accented or other italian-specific keys
[10:54] <bob_rock> ashlessburn: I use Ubuntu Jaunty. my problem is just changin resolution permanent.
[10:54] <Weed37__> Nvidia and i have tried that
[10:54] <Darael> Weed37__: if you go to system->administration->hardware drivers it'll show you if there are any available
[10:54] <Weed37__> their is 3 options their
[10:55] <Weed37__> but can only choose 1
[10:55] <Darael> Weed37__: if there's one with a [recommended] tag, I'd use that
[10:55] <Weed37__> yeah i picked that
[10:55] <slestak> interesting, the tg3.c file at apt.wikimedia.org is a newer rev that the tg3 from broadcom
[10:55] <Weed37__> it says downloading then nothing happens
[10:55] <bob_rock> ashlessburn: please give me the right code to change resolution in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:55] <Darael> Weed37__: have you rebooted since installing the drivers?
[10:56] <Weed37__> hmmm no
[10:56] <Weed37__> i will try
[10:56] <bob_rock>  please give me the right code to change resolution permanently in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:56] <ashlessburn> bob_rock without restriceted or manual it looks like u cannot fro that card
[10:56] <Weed37__> ty Darael
[10:56] <bob_rock> ashlessburn: what do u mean?
[10:57] <ashlessburn> bob_rock, what is ur card again
[10:57] <bob_rock> ashlessburn: i am just able to change resolution for login screen but not the Desktop
[10:58] <bob_rock> ashlessburn: Geforce2 MX400
[10:58] <zortec> bob_rock: That is an old card... you need the restricted drivers to use it
[10:58] <bob_rock> zortec: Tell me more how to do that!
[10:59] <ashlessburn> bob_rock, please read article http://www.ubuntux.org/ubuntu-8-04-screen-resolution-limited-with-nvidia-geforce2-mx-400
[10:59] <ashlessburn> bob_rock, read problem solved please
[10:59] <zortec> !ubottu restricted | bob_rock
[11:00] <bob_rock> ashlessburn: i'll read it, wait for my confession.
[11:00] <ashlessburn> will do
[11:01] <toan> help me with apache2
[11:01] <toan> when i type
[11:01] <f7ee> How does that OBEJX Server For Mobile Phones calleed?
[11:01] <toan> /etc/init.d/apache2 restar
[11:01] <toan> have error
[11:01] <f7ee> I need to copy some multimedia to my mobile phone via bluetooth
[11:02] <toan> * Restarting web server apache2                                                (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address 127.0.0.1:80
[11:02] <toan> no listening sockets available, shutting down
[11:02] <toan> Unable to open logs
[11:02] <toan>                                                                          [fail]
[11:02] <FloodBot1> toan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:02] <toan> please help me!
[11:02] <vigo> !pastebin | toan
[11:02] <Weed37_> Darael, still getting same issue
[11:02] <f7ee> OBEX Server
[11:02] <Darael> Weed37_: hmm...
[11:03] <Darael> Weed37_: usually the only reason it would fail to install the drivers is if Synaptic was open
[11:03] <Weed37_> nope that is closed
[11:04] <Darael> Weed37_: so you can't activate the restricted drivers? how odd.
[11:04] <Weed37_> restricted drivers ?
[11:05] <vigo> bob_rock: From the forums that card looks unsupported, maybe 'legacy' drivers work with it, but I do not know: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=480991
[11:05] <bob_rock> vigo: I'll read it.
[11:06] <zortec> bob_rock: Didn't you say you were going to read the other article?
[11:06] <Weed37_> restricted drivers ? Darael
[11:06] <bob_rock> wait i'll read them all
[11:07] <zortec> Weed37_: Restricted drivers in synaptic
[11:07] <Darael> Weed37_: the drivers for nivdia cards (well, most of them) that provide 3d acceleration and stuff like that are closed-source, so we call them "restricted"
[11:07] <zortec> how do we get him the doc on restricted drivers?
[11:07] <vigo> !restricted
[11:08] <zortec> thanks vigo, I haven't used the bot much
[11:08] <Weed37_> ty guys
[11:08] <vigo> zortec: Thank you, your assistance and help is spot on.
[11:09] <zortec> vigo: I'm glad to help. :)
[11:11] <wdou> is anybody here?
[11:11] <zortec> yes
[11:11] <wdou> can you here me?
[11:11] <wdou> can you here me?
[11:11] <zortec> wdou: I can't hear you, but I can see your messages
[11:11] <wdou> e ubuntu is a good system!
[11:12] <wdou> i came from China,and my computer like a rubbish when it go with windows xp,but ubuntu goes well!!haha
[11:12] <harini> yup
[11:12] <cyberghoser1> wdou, true it is
[11:13] <bob_rock> Thanks for the help but I got confused. Well my display driver run smoothly in Ubuntu Jaunty & I could be able to change resolution that i want it (using Nvidia X Server Settings), but after restarting , it gets back to 1024x768. All i want is to keep stay in 1152x864. is there a way to do that
[11:14] <wdou> but i find a problem:when the ie go under wine is very slow! i can't fix it
[11:14] <zortec> bob_rock: You could edit the xorg.conf file and find display modes
[11:14] <zortec> bob_rock: Are you sure that your video card supports that high of a resolution?
[11:14] <koshari> how to set multiple exclude locations with rsync?
[11:14] <Bodsda> bob_rock: maybe take a look at the  xrandr   command
[11:14] <wdou> can anybody help me?
[11:15] <bob_rock> zortec: I could get 1600x1024
[11:15] <Bodsda> wdou: why are you running IE in wine? Will firefox not do?
[11:15] <Darael> bob_rock: try modifying the command for nvidia-settings so that it has a gksu on the front
[11:15] <erUSUL> wdou: do not use ie
[11:16] <Darael> bob_rock: the default menu entry runs without gksudo so it can't save to xorg.conf
[11:16] <zortec> bob_rock: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:16] <wdou> e~ i should use ie,because i should see how the webpages display in IE
[11:17] <Darael> zortec: there's no need for that.  Just gksudo nvidia-settings
[11:17] <bob_rock> Darael: I did it
[11:17] <meingbg> I'm on Ubuntu Intrepid, and 'apt-get install libpci-dev' is failing with "Couldn't find package libpci-dev." What can I do?
[11:17] <zortec> wdou: Instead of use IE, I would just install an addon for firefox like IETab or IE Switcher
[11:17] <Bodsda> wdou: IE is not a could standard for web page display
[11:17] <benoKrapo> wdou: IETab will only work in windows
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[11:17] <Darael> bob_rock: so having run it with gksu, you should be able to use the "save to X configuration file" option
[11:17] <bob_rock> zortec: i'll I want is the code to change permanently in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:17] <zortec> benoKrapo: It should work in both windows and linux
[11:18] <zortec> benoKrapo: Firefox addons I don't believe are os independent
[11:18] <wdou> i'll have a try,thanks
[11:18] <revelations>  
[11:18] <benoKrapo> except when they use MS ActiveX to display their content :p
[11:18] <bob_rock> Darael: If I follow your steps, it gets error
[11:18] <meingbg> Does anyone have experience with KVM on Ubuntu Intrepid?
[11:18] <benoKrapo> I do use one meingbg
[11:19] <Darael> bob_rock: you may have to rename your existing xorg.conf - sometimes it has trouble with it
[11:19] <zortec> bob_rock: You need to have superuser rights when you edit the xorg.conf
[11:19] <bob_rock> tell me to show the paste link to my /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:19] <zortec> bob_rock: otherwise it will not save
[11:19] <mobi-sheep> wdou: http://browsershots.org/
[11:19] <Guest69044> good day everyone
[11:19] <bob_rock> tell me to show the paste link to my /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:20] <zortec> bob_rock: ?
[11:20] <Darael> bob_rock: ummm... what do you mean?
[11:20] <Guest69044> i have a problem with 9.04 jaunty
[11:20] <ziroday> !pastebin | bob_rock
[11:20] <ziroday> Guest69044: we need to know it to help you out :)
[11:20] <Guest69044> can anybody help me figure it out?
[11:20] <zortec> Guest69044: Not if you don't tell us anything :)
[11:20] <amews_aj> How can I format an hdd using ubuntu live cd?
[11:21] <Guest69044> k here's how it goes
[11:21] <ziroday> amews_aj: System > Administration > Partition Editor
[11:21] <bob_rock> ubottu: Thanks. that what i meant
[11:21] <slestak> amews_aj: gparted
[11:21] <Guest69044> i have vmware server 2.0.1 installed
[11:21] <amews_aj> But won't that just remove partition table?
[11:21] <zortec> amews_aj: You could use fdisk in linux to format a drive
[11:21] <Guest69044> and i am making a tutorial of some sort but everytime i try to prnt screen the console jaunty just hangs
[11:22] <Guest69044> the vmclient is pclinuxos
[11:22] <Guest69044> weird
[11:22] <Guest69044> i kept getting that inanimate screen
[11:22] <bob_rock> http://paste.ubuntu.com/202012/
[11:23] <Guest69044> any idea?
[11:23] <bob_rock> zortec: what do you think
[11:23] <amews_aj> zortec: built in or ?
[11:23] <SAMER_> any one can help to setup modem in ubuntu 9.04
[11:23] <zortec> amews_aj: I think fdisk is built-in, don't quote me on that
[11:24] <bob_rock> zortec: your advice?
[11:24] <zortec> bob_rock: I'm looking at your xorg.conf
[11:24] <bob_rock> Darael: this is my xorg.conf : http://paste.ubuntu.com/202012/
[11:25] <Jimi_Neutral> i have attatched a slave hdd and im using kde desktop, does anyone know how i can view this hdd graphically
[11:25] <zortec> bob_rock: You should separate the resolutions and then I would run this command:
[11:25] <zortec> bob_rock: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[11:25] <Guest69044> wow
[11:26] <Guest69044> i get no response?
[11:26] <ziroday> Guest69044: we can't really support vmware here due to its proprietary nature, nor do I have a solution for you. Have you tried virtualbox (open source edition)?
[11:26] <Guest69044> must have joined the wrong group
[11:26] <bob_rock> sorry missclick
[11:26] <Guest69044> nah...
[11:26] <ziroday> Guest69044:  and patience is a virtue :)
[11:26] <zortec> Guest69044: Have you tried a different virtual software like virtualbox or vmware?
[11:26] <bob_rock> what did you say?
[11:26] <zortec> bob_rock: You should separate the resolutions and then I would run this command:
[11:26] <zortec> bob_rock: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[11:26] <Guest69044> virt box should be good
[11:27] <ziroday> Guest69044: also #vmware may be of some help to you
[11:27] <dot> I have installed scim and anthy and so on, but how do I write my japanese letters on ubuntu 9.04?
[11:27] <Guest69044> hope so
[11:27] <zortec> dot: Did you test out your keyboard when you installed ubuntu?
[11:27] <dot> zortec: yeah? I chose swedish imput but I have ubuntu in english
[11:27] <laeg> i have the following pidgin.desktop file in /usr/share/applications ( http://pastebin.com/m342addc2 ) but it does not display the shortcut in applications >> internet menu - from a previous install in edit menus i had unchecked pidgin and also deleted it - how can i remedy this?
[11:27] <bob_rock> zortec: what i have to is run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg from the terminal?
[11:28] <H2L29> bonjour tout le monde
[11:28] <kuru> just for the record, upgrading from interpid to jaunty broke mailman's web interface with apache
[11:28] <kuru> not sure what happened
[11:28] <kuru> can't debug
[11:28] <kuru> no logs
[11:28] <kuru> nothing useful
[11:28] <FloodBot1> kuru: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:28] <zortec> bob_rock: yes, after you are done with editing the xorg.conf file
[11:28] <ziroday> dot: you are using scim correct, do you see the scim menu?
[11:28] <H2L29> oops sorry
[11:28] <kuru> ah.. I'm not flooding, I'm typing .. bah
[11:28] <dot> ziroday: noup I cant see scim menu why?
[11:28] <aTr> does anyone knows where to change memory limit for php in lighttpd?
[11:28] <PervertedMonk> Hi, where is the gallery on ubuntu forums?>
[11:28] <zortec> bob_rock: make sure you edit it with root privileges
[11:28] <Jimi_Neutral> any kde desktop uers here
[11:28] <kuru> and I'm pretty pissed off at the whole thing
[11:28] <ziroday> dot: hmm it should be there, can you right click on a text box, select Input Method as scim?
[11:29] <ziroday> Jimi_Neutral: #kubuntu
[11:29] <dot> ziroday: yes
[11:29] <ziroday> dot: do you see the scim menu now?
[11:29] <Jimi_Neutral> ziroday, ty
[11:29] <bob_rock> zortec: I did it but it mess up my xorg.conf. I'll prefer run : sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[11:29] <dot> on irssi I take imput method so I can choose between SCIM bridge imput method and SCIM imput method
[11:29] <dot> but Cant see the menu
[11:29] <dot> but now I can
[11:29] <zortec> bob_rock: did you backup your xorg.conf file first before you started making changes?
[11:30] <dot> zortec: It bumped up
[11:30] <bob_rock> zortec: yap
[11:30] <dot> when I chose scim imput method
[11:30] <veasmkii> Hey guys, how would i add text to the end of xorg.conf with command line?
[11:30] <zortec> bob_rock: copy and paste your xorg.conf file
[11:30] <bob_rock> zortec: I did it
[11:30] <zortec> dot: What bumped up?
[11:30] <ziroday> dot: personally I'd ask in #ubuntu-jp as I'm sure they'd know
[11:30] <dot> ziroday: the menu up there
[11:31] <veasmkii> i've tried echo "new line here" >> /etc/X11/xorg.conf but it wont write to it
[11:31] <zortec> dot: I would check your keyboard layout and make sure that you selected the right language with your keyboard
[11:31] <dot> okey thanks
[11:31] <bob_rock> zortec: tell me which code that i have to insert to my xorg.conf
[11:31] <amews_aj> fdisk does not seem to format drive, only partitioning.. ?
[11:31] <zortec> dot: you might also have to install japanese character support, just a guess
[11:32] <dot> okey
[11:32] <dot> äöå
[11:32] <bob_rock> zortec: ?
[11:32] <dot>  いま
[11:32] <zortec> bob_rock: yeah I'm here
[11:32] <dot> 今日本語を書く
[11:32] <ziroday> dot: yes you are speaking japanese currently
[11:32] <zortec> dot: your keyboard is working correctly
[11:32] <dot> got it working
[11:32] <dot> but how do I change between japanese and english with shift + space
[11:32] <zortec> bob_rock: can you paste your xorg.conf?
[11:33] <dot> so it will start working :|
[11:33] <simmerz> hi. I'm using ssh-agent as per the default setup, but it's sending the wrong key when connecting to a server. I have three different keys with which to connect and each does something different, but it doesn't use the one I specify unless I set SSH_AUTH_SOCK=""
[11:33] <zortec> ziroday: I wish there was a queue for questions so we could address one person at a time :)
[11:33] <bob_rock> zortec: i can do that by using sudo gedit or sudo nautilus
[11:33] <bullgard4> [GNOME] After dist-upgrade to Uuntu 9.04 the arrow keys and the 'Alt Gr' key function wrongly. They do work correctly in the virtual consoles. How to fix this?
[11:34] <zortec> bob_rock: you mean gksudo?
[11:34] <zortec> bob_rock: gksudo gedit I believe
[11:34] <bob_rock> zortec: yes
[11:34] <dot> いいね got it working
[11:34] <bob_rock> zortec: is it diferrent sudo with gksudo
[11:35] <BenTM> i want to know about loaded modules in apache per: apache2 -t -D DUMP_MODULES  apache reports: bad user name ${apache_run_user} should i use www-data as user?
[11:35] <zortec> bob_rock: you use gksudo for gui apps is my understanding
[11:35] <zortec> bob_rock: and sudo for cli apps :)
[11:35] <ziroday> BenTM: try sudo apache2 -t -D DUMP_MODULES
[11:35] <Anon2666> Need help anyone please
[11:35] <bob_rock> zortec: i think the result is just the same. both are able to save
[11:35] <jerroome> !ask
[11:36] <noMaster> I have carelessly deleted my programm menu. Now there are only "system" and "browse" icons. Please help! How to repair programm menu?
[11:36] <zortec> bob_rock: I would just use gksudo to be on the safe side
[11:36] <laeg> i have the following pidgin.desktop file in /usr/share/applications ( http://pastebin.com/m342addc2 ) but it does not display the shortcut in applications >> internet menu - from a previous install in edit menus i had unchecked pidgin and also deleted it - how can i remedy this?
[11:36] <Anon2666> I made a fresh and full install of ubuntu 8.10 on my friends laptop, but when i tried to reinstall winXP in shows up a BSOD
[11:36] <zortec> Anon2666: You should install windows first and then ubuntu
[11:36] <ziroday> Anon2666: windows help in ##windows
[11:36] <bob_rock> zortec: well i did you way, but how to solve my problem?
[11:36] <zortec> Anon2666: if you are going for a dual boot system
[11:37] <ziroday> laeg: do you have an image named pidgin in your icon theme?
[11:37] <ziroday> laeg: or does changing to human show the pidgin icon?
[11:37] <Anon2666> what i did is use entire disk on ubuntus partition
[11:37] <zortec> bob_rock: I need to see your xorg.conf
[11:37] <jack_> hy
[11:37] <bob_rock> zortec: http://paste.ubuntu.com/202012/
[11:37] <jack_> why Kopete and Pidgin doesn't connect to my Yahoo account on ubuntu 9.04 ? :(
[11:38] <Anon2666> :(
[11:38] <zortec> !pidgin
[11:38] <bazhang> !yahoo | jack_
[11:38] <ziroday> !yahoo | jack_
[11:38] <BenTM> @ Ziroday: i always login with root
[11:38] <jack_> ok i`ll try
[11:38] <zortec> bob_rock: It will be just a second and I will get back to you
[11:39] <ziroday> BenTM: yeah that's also really not a good idea. Try sudo -u www-data <apache command> then
[11:39] <bob_rock> zortec: i'll be waiting.
[11:39] <dot> now I can write japanese in irssi, but how can I write japanese in like firefox or so
[11:39] <jack_> Connection 10 - active refused
[11:39] <jack_> :(
[11:39] <ziroday> dot: select scim as the input method
[11:40] <dot> ziroday: where?
[11:40] <shredder12> I have installed windows xp using virtual box in jaunty.. but how do i install the drivers in it using a cd ??
[11:40] <ziroday> dot: not really sure (never used it myself), but https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SCIM
[11:41] <Anon2666> anyone?
[11:41] <dsdeiz> hi let's say firefox already has a new version, is the package being upgraded in the repository too?
[11:41] <zortec> bob_rock: Take a look at this and see if it helps.
[11:41] <zortec> bob_rock: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[11:42] <SAMER_> any one there can help to install modem in ubuntu
[11:42] <bazhang> !latest | dsdeiz
[11:42] <ziroday> dsdeiz: not unless it qualifies for a SRU (so major bugs or security only)
[11:42] <lf4> !RAID
[11:42] <jack_> ubottu: doesn't work ... Connection refused :(
[11:42] <shredder12>  I have installed windows xp using virtual box in jaunty.. but how do i install the drivers in it using a cd ?? help!!
[11:42] <jerroome> Anon2666 : why did you use entire disk for ubuntu if you wanted to install Windows afterwards ?
[11:42] <Guest69044> from there you can install drivers
[11:43] <dsdeiz> hmm, let's say it was upgraded, do i just do sudo apt-get upgrade?
[11:43] <kbp> can anyone tell me what does "D" stand for in "SSHD" and how is it different from SSH?
[11:43] <jack_> Kopete too
[11:43] <ziroday> kbp: daemon
[11:43] <dsdeiz> it was upgraded in the repository rather
[11:43] <Guest69044> SSHD is the daemon
[11:43] <jerroome> Anon2666 :  if you want everything working without any configuration, install windows before Linux
[11:43] <ziroday> dsdeiz: yes, or use the update manager to recieve all available updates
[11:43] <kbp> ok thank you ziroday & Guest69044 :)
[11:43] <bazhang> dsdeiz, there is ff 3.5 but not the rc
[11:43] <jerroome> I'm not sure that Windozs is able to shrink disks
[11:43] <Anon2666> Hi, can anyone help me on reinstalling my windows xp? Ive try to install a fresh ubuntu but when i reinstall xp it comes up with BSOD
[11:44] <dsdeiz> ahh i see.. what if it's not upgraded in the repository.. do i compile it on my own? or get a deb file?
[11:44] <bazhang> Anon2666, install windows first
[11:44] <bob_rock> zortec: i did it but my brain is not good to follow the ways. tell me which code do i have to insert to my xorg.conf
[11:44] <Guest69044> everyone
[11:44] <bazhang> dsdeiz, or a PPA
[11:44] <laeg> ziroday: when i actually look in usr/share/application the pidgin icon is there if that's what you mean? if not how do i check my icon theme? also, changing to human? please bear in mind it's not just not displaying the icon, it's not displaying an entry.
[11:44] <hoonteke> Anon2666: likely that you didnt' put windows on the first partition
[11:44] <Guest69044> has anyone tried dual booting PCBSD and Jaunty
[11:44] <dsdeiz> ahh now it makes sense.. thanks :)
[11:44] <hoonteke> windows likes being in the first partition, what it deems as C:
[11:45] <iflema> Anon266: forget 1. WinBlows 2. install gparted, shrink a partition, do what you should not, then boot live ubuntu and reinstall grub. google this.
[11:45] <Anon2666> i made a full install of ubuntu "used entire disk"
[11:45] <BenTM> ok thx
[11:45] <ziroday> laeg: ah, I was under the assumption it was not displaying the icon but the entry.
[11:45] <jerroome> Anon2666 : you don't need to repeat yourself the whole time, a few people answered you ...
[11:46] <bazhang> Anon2666, you need to get help from ##windows if you can't install that; for help with fixing grub after a successful install,
[11:46] <bazhang> !grub > Anon2666
[11:46] <laeg> ziroday: trying to manually create the entry doesn't let me select the icon, point is the synaptic should manually create the entry and .desktop file - i did the latter manually last night...
[11:46] <jimmy_birer> !grub
[11:46] <zortec> bob_rock: Run xvidtune from the cli
[11:46] <bob_rock> zortec: SubSection "Display"  is just working for my login screen
[11:47] <bob_rock> zortec: the result is xvidtune
[11:47] <bob_rock> Unable to query monitor info
[11:47] <jimmy_birer> if you lost grub after installing windows,boot ubuntu live cd,fire up a terminal,type grub-install
[11:47] <gartral> why was compiz updated/
[11:47] <bob_rock> zortec: result = Unable to query monitor info
[11:47] <jimmy_birer> dude
[11:48] <jimmy_birer> configuring xorg.conf is so hard
[11:48] <lf4> jimmy_birer: What are you trying to do?
[11:48] <zortec> bob_rock: Ok, disable Xorg and then run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[11:48] <zortec> bob_rock: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop (or kdm for KDE)
[11:48] <jimmy_birer> lf4:im trying to convince people to switch back to their windows,just kidding!
[11:49] <bazhang> !ot > jimmy_birer
[11:49] <lf4> haha nice
[11:49] <Guest69044> hehe cool
[11:49] <jerroome> !ot > jerroome
[11:49] <jimmy_birer> bazhang,are you want to make me scream?
[11:49] <julen_> toma toma
[11:49] <jimmy_birer> any time i join,you f*** my brains
[11:49] <bazhang> jimmy_birer, please take chat elsewhere
[11:52] <zortec> I need to sleep, night guys
[11:52] <hoonteke> laters
[11:52] <hoonteke> I'm out too
[11:52] <Guest69044> thanks for the chat people
[11:52] <Guest69044> see yah...
[11:53] <bob_rock> zortec:  after running sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg . the result of my xorg.conf is http://paste.ubuntu.com/202038/
[11:53] <bob_rock> zortec:?
[11:54] <tgblb> Hey, has anyone ever got gnome-voice-control working in 64-bit ubuntu?
[11:57] <bob_rock> zortect: you leave me?
[11:58] <bob_rock> Is is a good manner for zortec to leave me in the middle of instruction. I mess up my xorg.conf. room help me
[12:00] <natschil> bob_rock: what's wrong with your x server?
[12:00] <natschil> bob_rock: what version of ubuntu?
[12:01] <bob_rock> natschil: Ubuntu 9.04. I'll explain from the beginning.
[12:02] <delopart> hey
[12:02] <delopart> i cant find any suitable channel
[12:02] <delopart> what iis the port of daarp
[12:04] <veasmkii> Can anyone help me get this to work: echo "new line at end of file" >> /etc/X11/xorg.conf. I Just want to add text to the end of xorg.conf from a script
[12:05] <jack_> can anybody tell me a instant messenger client for ubuntu 9.04 who can connect to yahoo account ?
[12:05] <eykosioux> veasmkii, if you're not root... probably won't be able to write there (even if you sudo)
[12:05] <Bodsda> jack_: pidgin can i believe
[12:05] <natschil> veasmkii: you need to run as root, i.e. sudo echo ......
[12:05] <bazhang> pidgin jack_
[12:06] <jack_> Bodsda: pidgin doesn`t connect :(
[12:06] <veasmkii> natschil, doing this makes no difference :(
[12:06] <bazhang> !yahoo > jack_
[12:06] <natschil> jack_: kopete?
[12:06] <jack_> kopete and pidgin
[12:06] <jack_> none
[12:06] <veasmkii> doesn't even ask for the password, so i don't think it accepts sudo
[12:06] <jack_> i can't connect to my yahoo account
[12:06] <eykosioux> enter as root veasmkii
[12:06] <cyberghoser1> jack_, pidgin don't work for me either , i use amsn obviously it works for me
[12:06] <natschil> veasmkii: what's  the problem?
[12:06] <eykosioux> root (enter, your pass)
[12:06] <bob_rock> natschil: I installed Nvidia X server setting my VGA is Geforce2 MX 400. Graphic runs with no problem only i just want to keep resolution 1125x864 even though i reboot the machine. in fact it always gets back to 1027x768. for the clue he is my /etc/X11/xorg.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/202061/  All I want is resolution 1125x864 no matter it is restarted.
[12:06] <bazhang> jack_, you need to follow the instructions
[12:06] <jack_> cyberghoser1: can i connect to yahoo id with amsn ?
[12:06] <eykosioux> alternatively, write a script and run it as sudo
[12:06] <Myrtti> !noroot > eykosioux
[12:07] <cyberghoser1> jack_, for me it works right now, i hope
[12:07] <jack_> ok i`ll try ..
[12:07] <mobi-sheep> !yahoo | jack_
[12:07] <veasmkii> natschil: i'm trying to add lines to xorg.conf with the command line/script
[12:07] <natschil> !nvidia | bob_rock
[12:08] <bazhang> jack_, change your paging server as above
[12:08] <natschil> veasmkii: ok, log in as your normal user, do "sudo su" and then 'echo "the stuff you want to write" >> /etc/X11/xorg.conf'
[12:08] <tigux> or try finch
[12:09] <veasmkii> natschil: doesn't seem to like it:  sudo su echo "test" >> /etc/X11/xorg.conf          bash: /etc/X11/xorg.conf: Permission denied
[12:09] <natschil> veasmkii: no. do sudo su <Enter> then echo "test".....
[12:09] <mobi-sheep> !x11 | veasmkii
[12:10] <koshari> should i exclude /sys and /dev on my rsync backup?
[12:10] <SAMER_> no one to help
[12:10] <th0r> koshari: no
[12:10] <mobi-sheep> veasmkii: Learn to edit the file manually as you're risking your X11 to be corrupted as you're attempting to add [unknown lines] from script.
[12:10] <natschil> veasmkii: and you wouldn't want to do echo "test", as that would simply write "test" to the file
[12:10] <bob_rock> natschil: It is not the problem of installing but changing resolution permanently!
[12:11] <bob_rock> natschil: the code for my xorg.conf please!
[12:11] <bazhang> natschil, no need to enable root
[12:11] <veasmkii> natschil: Brilliant, that works :)
[12:11] <natschil> bazhang: I never said there was a need
[12:11] <bazhang> !noroot > natschil
[12:11] <jack_> ubottu: i did that allready, i get Connection Refused
[12:11] <veasmkii> thanks very much natschil
[12:11] <bazhang> natschil, so please dont suggest it here
[12:11] <natschil> veasmkii: np
[12:11] <natschil> bazhang: I never suggested it
[12:12] <koshari> th0r why , arnt they dynamicly created?
[12:12] <Mash> rabelais still up ?
[12:12] <natschil> bazhang: I simply said to do "sudo su" and then edit the file
[12:12] <th0r> koshari: yes, so why back them up? They are of no use to you and will change as conditions change
[12:12] <Bodsda> natschil: why not just  sudo $EDITOR file
[12:12] <jack_> cyberghoser1: i can`t connect to yahoo with amsn
[12:12] <jack_> :(
[12:12] <bazhang> natschil, gksudo gedit (not sudo su)
[12:12] <bob_rock> ubottu: It is not the problem of installing but changing resolution permanently! the code for my xorg.conf please!
[12:13] <koshari> th0r thats why i asked,
[12:13] <Bodsda> bob_rock: what are you trying to do?
[12:13] <cyberghoser1> bob_rock, something like this should help: Modeline "1024x600" 48.96 1024 1064 1168 1312 600 601 604 622 -HSync +VSync # 60 Hz
[12:13] <cyberghoser1> change the resolution to yours
[12:13] <natschil> bazhang: right, but he wanted to append something from a command , assuming without X , to the file -> no gksudo
[12:13] <mobi-sheep> !pidgin | jack_
[12:13] <Mash> could anyone help me on this
[12:13] <Mash> Unable to run /usr/sbin/pppd.
[12:13] <Parsi> i want to make sure i've latest version of vga driver, how could i?
[12:13] <Mash> --> Check permissions, or specify a "PPPD Path" option in wvdial.conf.
[12:13] <cyberghoser1> in xorg.conf always
[12:13] <bazhang> natschil, then sudo nano
[12:13] <mobi-sheep> !yahoo | jack_
[12:14] <bob_rock> Bobsda: I installed Nvidia X server setting my VGA is Geforce2 MX 400. Graphic runs with no problem only i just want to keep resolution 1125x864 even though i reboot the machine. in fact it always gets back to 1027x768. for the clue he is my /etc/X11/xorg.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/202061/  All I want is resolution 1125x864 no matter it is restarted.
[12:14] <natschil> bazhang: I think there's something with permissions on xorg.conf that don't seem to let you use echo
[12:14] <mobi-sheep> jack_: Try changing the paging server or you can upgrade to latest pidgin version 2.5.7
[12:14] <natschil> bazhang: to append some lines
[12:14] <laeg> i have the following pidgin.desktop file in /usr/share/applications ( http://pastebin.com/m342addc2 ) but it does not display the shortcut in applications >> internet menu - from a previous install in edit menus i had unchecked pidgin and also deleted it - how can i remedy this?
[12:14] <Goutam> pls can anyone help me change my ubuntu resolution to 1024 x 768..... this resolution option is not there in the display settiings
[12:14] <jack_> i already have 2.5.7
[12:14] <mobi-sheep> !X11 | Goutam
[12:14] <bob_rock> cyberghoser1: which code that i have to insert  http://paste.ubuntu.com/202061/
[12:15] <bazhang> jack_, did you change the paging server yet
[12:15] <Goutam> ubottu: thnx :D
[12:15] <Mash> PPP negotiation detected.
[12:15] <Mash> --> Unable to run /usr/sbin/pppd.
[12:15] <Mash> --> Check permissions, or specify a "PPPD Path" option in wvdial.conf.
[12:15] <PervertedMonk> Hi does Xchat incorporate the new notification system in Jaunty?
[12:15] <Jasson> hi how to put system to suspend-to-disk mode?
[12:15] <Mash> can you help me on that ?
[12:15] <cyberghoser1> bob_rock, under the monitor section in xorg.conf add this:
[12:15] <cyberghoser1> Modeline "1024x600" 48.96 1024 1064 1168 1312 600 601 604 622 -HSync +VSync # 60 Hz
[12:15] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: Yes -- Assuming you set everything up.
[12:15] <cyberghoser1> change 1024x600 to your resolution and reboot
[12:16] <natschil> Goutam: ubottu is a bot :)
[12:16] <io__> it?
[12:16] <Jasson> i write echo 4 > /proc/acpi/sleep but noth happens
[12:16] <io__> ubuntu it?
[12:16] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: what setting up is required?
[12:16] <bob_rock> cyberghoser1: i want 1125x864
[12:16] <bazhang> io__, /join #ubuntu-it
[12:16] <jack_> bazhang: i did, CONNECTION REFUSED is the answer from pidgin
[12:16] <cyberghoser1> change 1024x600 in my code to yours
[12:16] <Bodsda> bob_rock: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=1134230&postcount=2
[12:17] <bob_rock> cyberghoser1: is it : Modeline "1125x864" 48.96 1024 1064 1168 1312 600 601 604 622 -HSync +VSync # 60 Hz
[12:17] <Mash> anyone knows gnome-ppp configuration |
[12:17] <Mash> anyone knows gnome-ppp configuration?
[12:17] <Goutam> natschil: that means my ques ws answered automatically???
[12:17] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: Look somewhere under Preferences.  I get notification messages when somebody highlighted my nickname.
[12:17] <bazhang> Mash, dont repeat
[12:17] <mobi-sheep> Goutam: No.  I redirected the command to you.  ubottu is not that intelligent. ;)
[12:18] <achillion> In order to get circular scrolling and double finger scrolling working for my touchpad, is it preferable to edit xorg.conf, or install gsynaptics? (Xubuntu 8.04)
[12:18] <natschil> Goutam: in a way, someon wrote !X11 |Goutam ,and ubottu then got its entry for X11 and displayed it
[12:18] <Goutam> mobi-sheep: oh my god.... irc is great ... i dnt know why was i stuck wid IMs for so many days for technical information........
[12:19] <natschil> Goutam: some questions are asked a lot, so it's easier to save stuff in ubottu than repeating the whole thing
[12:19] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: which setting enables the ubuntu notification thingie though
[12:19] <cyberghoser1> bob_rock,  try this: Modeline "1125x864" 48.96 1125 1064 1168 1312 864 601 604 622 -HSync +VSync # 60 Hz
[12:19] <datta> my flash is lagging all the time when i go to scribd.com
[12:19] <mobi-sheep> Goutam: IRC was used by people to keep in constant information during World War II and such. :)
[12:19] <jack_> jack@AlexDej:~$ pidgin
[12:19] <jack_> warning: incompatible stripping characters and condition:
[12:19] <jack_> SFX
[12:19] <metalfan__> hi
[12:19] <datta> what should i do about this because it doesn't really work
[12:19] <jack_> what`s this ?
[12:19] <eykosioux> i'm having problems connecting with a public key through ssh on one server
[12:19] <metalfan__> how do i know if this ubuntu-server installation has encrypted home enabled or not?
[12:19] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: I think it's already toggled on.
[12:19] <eykosioux> the rest work okay, but this one keeps asking for a password
[12:20] <natschil> mobi-sheep: umm...IRC was created in 1988
[12:20] <laeg> User's $Home/.dmrc file is being ignored. This prevents the default session language from being saved. File should be owned by user and have 644 permissions. User's $home directory must be owned by user and not writable by other users - i get this on login, how can i remedy it?
[12:20] <PervertedMonk> that sucks...it highlights my nick in red in Xchat mobi-sheep but no ubuntu notification appears
[12:20] <natschil> mobi-sheep: that would mean IRC was something like 20 years older than the internet :D
[12:20] <natschil> mobi-sheep: s/20/40
[12:21] <mobi-sheep> natschil: Err.. Maybe not World War II but a similar small regional/international wars. :)
[12:21] <bob_rock> cyberghoser1: ok i ll try it and doing sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop right
[12:21] <Boohbah> natschil, mobi-sheep: ahh yes, the IRC-over-morse-code protocol :)
[12:21] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: When closing XChat, does XChat go to a tray?
[12:21] <refic> "not world war II but similar small regional wars" :)
[12:21] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: yes
[12:21] <Bodsda> small? religeous? << offtopic?
[12:22] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: Okay.  Close it.  I'll send you a message in 10 seconds.
[12:22] <refic> Bodsda: yeah, sorry
[12:22] <Janhouse> How can I make keyrong store passwords?
[12:22] <Bodsda> ty :)
[12:22] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: Test.
[12:22] <datta> please tell me what is wrong with flash in ubuntu
[12:22] <datta> i need to read the document from scribd
[12:22] <Janhouse> On Debian it remembered synaptics password. On Ubuntu it doesn't
[12:22] <Janhouse> *keyring
[12:23] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: the xchat icon blinks :) but i was talking about the ubuntu notification like when transmission finishes downloading a torrent
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: run it with  gksudo synaptic
[12:23] <natschil> !keyring |Janhouse
[12:24] <Janhouse> !keyring
[12:24] <Janhouse> ActionParsnip, I can't edit menu.
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: which menu?
[12:25] <Janhouse> main menu
[12:25] <Janhouse> I hate that I have to retype password every time
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: is it editable with a right click then choose something from there?
[12:26] <Janhouse> Why keyring doesn't store those passwords?
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: its security. once you et setup yu will rarely type it
[12:26] <the_dark_warrio> What is the updating policy of Ubuntu? I have Glade installed from repo (3.6.3) but glade is already at 3.6.6
[12:26] <the_dark_warrio> will Ubuntu update to 3.6.6?
[12:26] <bazhang> !latest | the_dark_warrio
[12:26] <Janhouse> But it doesn't even offer to remember those passwords.
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> the_dark_warrio: it gets updated when it gets updated. if you can find a ppa or deb with the newer version on then go for it
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: it does for a short time
[12:27] <the_dark_warrio> I see. Thanks!
[12:27] <freeall> Hi. Does anyone know how to get the width+height of a terminal. Here I think in how many number of chars there can be horizontally and vertically.
[12:28] <Janhouse> After I installed jaunty it asked it, yes. I told it to remember password. it seems like it store them in /dev/null :D
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: are you on about so you dont have to password up for sudo, or are you talking about something like wireless security keys?
[12:29] <grw_> frm
[12:29] <Janhouse> For beginning I would like keyring to remember sudo password.
[12:29] <hunor> sziasztok
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: if you want to edit your gnome menus you can use alacarte
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> !info alacarte
[12:30] <Janhouse> So I don't have to enter it every time I am trying to install .deb package or something like that
[12:30] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: san?
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: not going to happen. you willalways be asked for security verification
[12:31] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk:  Send me a message in 10 second.
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: you can use   sudo -i   to get an elevated console which you can run your admin tasks in
[12:31] <Janhouse> Sucks. On Debian there was option to remember my password for ever.
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: keep its use to a minimal though
[12:31] <vega> what about putting NOPASSWD in sudoers file?
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: dont you think that is massively unsecure?
[12:31] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: This is gmathews
[12:31] <Janhouse> Can't I decide what is secure for me?
[12:31] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: come in mobi-sheep san
[12:32] <achillion> Hey guys. I have a problem with the sensors plugin. It works ok, but every time it gets loaded at startup I get an error that "hddtemp" was not executed correctly. Is there any way to fix this?
[12:32] <Janhouse> No freedom for users...
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: ubuntu is aimed at folks new to linux so it trys to enforce a lot of security by default so newbs can be ok
[12:32] <ziroday> achillion: what does /etc/init.d/hddtemp start say?
[12:32] <th0r> Janhouse: see vega 's comment about NOPASSWD
[12:32] <Janhouse> I am just saying that it should offer remembering passwords.
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: you can configure it differently but i refuse to support it. too many users doing it then breaking their systems
[12:32] <tunnuz> Hello people ... what to do when the partitioner hangs at 33% during install?
[12:32] <ziroday> achillion: or if you don't want that at all you can do sudo apt-get remove hddtemp all together and then dpkg-reconfigure sensors-applet
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: it does for a grace period, then you will be asked again
[12:32] <ziroday> tunnuz: wait
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: if you run: sudo apt-get update
[12:33] <tunnuz> ziroday, I'll wait, but is there a timeout?
[12:33] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: I got the notify-osb message -- but not when the XChat is active (displayed) on Windows.
[12:33] <kbp> I need  help with Samba: how can you add more than 1 path in the parameter? (for example I want 1 user can access 2 paths on the server, do I use ";" or "," or ..?) thanx alot
[12:33] <tunnuz> ziroday, I could wait for hours :)
[12:33] <laeg> User's $Home/.dmrc file is being ignored. This prevents the default session language from being saved. File should be owned by user and have 644 permissions. User's $home directory must be owned by user and not writable by other users - i get this on login, how can i remedy it?
[12:33] <ziroday> tunnuz: no, its partitioning correct?
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: then run: sudo apt-get upgrade    you are not asked for your password on the upgrade as you are in the grace period
[12:33] <achillion> hm, that might work. Before it kept telling me that I didn't have hddtemp. Would reconfiguring it make it stop looking for hddtemp?
[12:33] <tunnuz> ziroday, what do you mean?
[12:33] <Janhouse> ActionParsnip, this problem with keyring not remembering passwords on ubuntu is main reason I am mostly using terminal...
[12:33] <ziroday> tunnuz: which part of the install is at?
[12:33] <Janhouse> :D
[12:33] <ziroday> achillion: yes
[12:33] <achillion> great
[12:34] <tunnuz> ziroday, it's creating the ext3 file system.
[12:34] <achillion> thanks!
[12:34] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: what does that mean...and how do u get the notify-osb message
[12:34] <Bodsda> laeg: run   sudo chmod 644 ~/.dmrc
[12:34] <scales11> tunnuz: check your install media
[12:34] <Janhouse> I hate typing my Uber long password every time I want to update my sistem
[12:34] <Janhouse> *system
[12:34] <ziroday> tunnuz: and how large is the hard drive/partition?
[12:34] <tunnuz> ziroday, 80 GB
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: you can use   sudo -i   to get an interactive sudo and you can run multiple cli commands without worrying about the sudo timer expiring
[12:34] <usr13> Janhouse: You are terminal?
[12:34] <ziroday> tunnuz: then you will need to wait (a while)
[12:34] <scales11> tunnuz: you may have burned a bad cd.  you can do a disc check i think right at boot
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: you could cron a script to run as root to upgrade your system while you sleep / are at work
[12:35] <tunnuz> scales11, I checked the install media, and there was a problem with libradius, then I burned another one, now the problem is with libruby, but I don't think that libruby is fundamental for partitioning.
[12:35] <sjokkis> hi. i want to prevent my system from loading the floppy module on boot. i've added it to /etc/modprobe.d/backlist.conf, but that isn't helping. i'm sure i've spelled it correctly.
[12:35] <ziroday> scales11: its really not a good idea to interrupt an install, especially during the formatting stage
[12:35] <laeg> Bodsda: done, is that it?
[12:35] <Bodsda> laeg: possibly, try it
[12:35] <laeg> Bodsda: ty mate
[12:35] <Janhouse> That is not a solution. I guess I am too used to Debian. I will have to get used to Ubuntu and the way it works.
[12:35] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: Join #xchat -- I'm there and I just asked the question.
[12:35] <tunnuz> ziroday, ok I'll wait for a while
[12:35] <scales11> ziroday: i dont disagree with you there, i meant to check it before hand.
[12:35] <lstarnes> tunnuz: it may be needed for programs that are programmed with ruby
[12:36] <ziroday> sjokkis: its /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist (no .conf) and the syntax is blacklist <module>
[12:36] <Bodsda> laeg: your welcome
[12:36] <tunnuz> lstarnes, yes but during install?
[12:36] <Janhouse> but it is like going back to Windows where it asks "Are you sure???". Only in this case I have to enter LONG password to move on.
[12:36] <tunnuz> anyway I'm downloading a new image ... just in case
[12:36] <achillion> ziroday, I just reloaded and it's fine. Thanks for the help!
[12:36] <scales11> tunnuz: if you are getting errors then something is wrong with your disc, i dont think you can just elude to the fact that one .dll is corrupt and figure it will install ok
[12:36] <usr13> Janhouse: You could also change your system so that it works just like Debian.
[12:36] <ziroday> achillion: have fun
[12:37] <sjokkis> ziroday: strange. i had a file named /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf from before. isn't the old syntax (without .conf) deprecated recently? perhaps that's where the problem is
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: its a good security measure and is much more secure than users logging on as root and runing web apps which is massively unsecure
[12:37] <tunnuz> scales11, that's why I'm downloading a new image
[12:37] <ziroday> tunnuz: check out the md5sums before and after buring the disk, if having trouble downloading use a download manager or bittorrent
[12:37] <Janhouse> I am not talking about running web apps as root. :D
[12:37] <sjokkis> ziroday: no bother. i'll just add a symlink
[12:37] <ziroday> sjokkis: nope, its always been /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist AFAIK
[12:37] <Janhouse> I am talking about running synaptics at my home.
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: i know but its that sort of security imposed by using sudo
[12:38] <sjokkis> very strange. anyway. thank you ziroday
[12:38] <Bodsda> Janhouse: the fact of the matter is, it is there for a reason, If you truly understand all the consequences then you should be able to discover for yourself how to remove the behaviour
[12:38] <scales11> tunnuz: well then that is good.  bad cds happe, you can also run a chksum before you burn it, to make sure your image is good
[12:38] <ziroday> sjokkis: have fun
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> Bodsda: +1 there
[12:38] <chevdor> just a quick note to those who kept saying we cannot boot up on a RAID1/10 array, it IS possible and it works.
[12:38] <Janhouse> Bodsda, yeah. I will eventualy :D
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> chevdor: sure is, get a raid card and you can have any level of raid yo desire
[12:39] <sjokkis> yo yo
[12:39] <Xcell> poof  ur a yo yo
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> yo yo sjokkis
[12:39] <bazhang> Xcell, ??
[12:39] <Bodsda> Janhouse: then I wish you good luck in your adventures, as long as they are not in this channel as that would be unfair to new users with itchy terminal fingers
[12:40] <Xcell> lol itchy terminal fingers...
[12:40] <Xcell> apt-get removebillgates
[12:40] <chevdor> ActionParsnip: well people kepts saying this is not possible :) I am using no raid card but the NVIDIA nForce4 on chipset, also called FakeRaid or whatever
[12:40] <bazhang> !ot > Xcell
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> chevdor: yeah fakeraid suck imho
[12:41] <chevdor> ActionParsnip: fakeraid works imo :) (not enough experience using it to say it sucks), so far the bench under windows showed great results, windows installs in 8 minutes....
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> chevdor: try a raid card with 256Mb cache
[12:42] <Bodsda> chevdor: 'installs' in 8 minutes, it can barely start the setup procedure in that time on a non-raid 1.8ghz machine
[12:42] <Bo0sTeR> &avatar
[12:42] <chevdor> ActionParsnip: pci ?
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> chevdor: pci-x
[12:42] <tunnuz> scales11, in fact ... the md5 is ok
[12:42] <chevdor> ActionParsnip: because then you are limited to the pci / pci-x bandwidth
[12:43] <scales11> tunnuz: ok
[12:43] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: Hi.
[12:43] <tunnuz> should I burn it from an ubuntu machine?
[12:43] <tunnuz> I'm using OSX to burn it
[12:43] <chevdor> Bodsda: not saying this is good or not, that it boots or not.... I am saying, usually it takes around 40 minutes (on my pc) and now it is down to 8 minutes, on the same pc
[12:43] <Bodsda> tunnuz: should make no difference, just burn at a low speed
[12:44] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: :)
[12:44] <Bodsda> chevdor: wow, thats good :)
[12:44] <chevdor> ActionParsnip: you are running it ? what is the price ? that would be nice to compare
[12:44] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: Hmm.  It does not work.  You're looking at... (Let me get it).
[12:44] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: is there an osd plugin?
[12:44] <tunnuz> Bodsda, like 8x or like 2x?
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> chevdor: its less bursty though due to the cache
[12:44] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: If you're using Ubuntu Jaunty, it's already installed.
[12:44] <chevdor> Bodsda: to be VERY honnest I had crappy HD before because I always thought it does not change anything... well it does !
[12:44] <Bodsda> tunnuz: your burning the ubuntu cd yeah? slowest possible for most accurate results
[12:44] <Oli```> Anybody know any good tutorials for stripping down a ubuntu install to use it as a fast, lean media-center? I've already got boxee (and some other apps) installed but I the machine to boot faster and be a little more responsive
[12:45] <Bodsda> chevdor: yeah, i have had similar experiences with hd speed
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> Oli```: run:    dpkg -l | less
[12:45] <chevdor> ActionParsnip: with my current solution, cache is not bad because I have 4x32Mo... well let's count 2x32Mo because Mirroring does not improve speed
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> Oli```: read through the apps and remove what you do not use. rubbish like evolution, evince, openoffice, gimp are good starts
[12:45] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: Look under XChat Preferences --> Chattings --> Alerts
[12:45] <nate[oz]> any gedit experts on? :)
[12:45] <ziroday> Oli```: you can start from ubuntu-minimal and then build what you need, or use the XBMC live usb. If you want to improve boot time then profiling it is probably your best bet
[12:46] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: on jaunty..but maybe an xchat plug in?
[12:46] <ceal> how do i configure my broadband on ubuntu?
[12:46] <Bodsda> Oli```: 'stripping down' and 'media-center' dont usually go in the same sentence, but try something like minimal ubuntu + fluxbox, or puppylinux as a base
[12:46] <ziroday> !anyone | nate[oz]
[12:46] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: You want to toggle on "Show tray ballons on: " -- Say my name now.
[12:46] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: !
[12:46] <ceal> i have been searching forums without any luck: none of the methods work...
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> nate[oz]: its a text editor, not much to be expert in really
[12:46] <chevdor> Bodsda: going from a crappy hd to a nice one helps a bit, plus adding raid0 makes it very nice (raid 10 even better in my case because I did not like the x2 failure factor of raid 0 :))
[12:46] <usr13> ceal: pppoe?
[12:46] <Bodsda> chevdor: yeah
[12:46] <ceal> usr13: yeah
[12:47] <usr13> !pppoe | ceal
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> chevdor: and raid0 isntstrictly raid ;)
[12:47] <zopiac> where is smb.conf?
[12:47] <fcn> hi i'm trying to track total size of action on my local area network using libpcap. i'm looking for example code or some good tutorial. can someone please help me?
[12:47] <tunnuz> Bodsda, thank you
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> zopiac: /etc/samba/smb.conf
[12:47] <zopiac> ActionParsnip: thanks
[12:47] <ceal> usr13: i tried this method
[12:47] <mobi-sheep> What is ChanServ?  Would #ubuntu considered as ChanServ ?
[12:47] <Bodsda> tunnuz: your welcome
[12:47] <ceal> usr13:it keeps saying nothing found
[12:47] <Bodsda> mobi-sheep: no, chanserv is a bot
[12:47] <chevdor> ActionParsnip: that sounds like trolling... I won't go into this and just say : yes indeed, thus the name "0", and I don't use raid 0 anyway but raid 10
[12:47] <usr13> ceal: Tell us more.
[12:47] <ziroday> mobi-sheep: chanserv is a service offered by freenode, more information in #freenode
[12:48] <ceal> first about the connection
[12:48] <nate[oz]> ActionParsnip it becomes more complicated when plugin development comes into play
[12:48] <ceal> it's not programmed into my modem
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> chevdor: well theres no redundncy in raid0, and the r in raid stands for redundant
[12:48] <ceal> i have to double click an icon and it asks for password and i connect like that in windows
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> chevdor: it uses the same mechanics of multiple drive acces but isnt true raid
[12:49] <ceal> hold on let me tell you the exact error i get...
[12:49] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: beep me
[12:49] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: the I stands for inexpensive, but thats relative to how much you paid, :)
[12:49] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: Beep.
[12:49] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[12:49] <chevdor> ActionParsnip: raid 0 has been a result of the RAID architecture, now the meaning of raid is more 'multiple disks'. Now I agree w/ you, when someone says I use raid0 to make it more secure, i start feeling bad :)
[12:49] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: It worked when your XChat is not active, right?
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> bobslaede: true but they can be inexpensive, there is stil no redundancy in raid0
[12:49] <usr13> ceal: Did you use pppoeconf?
[12:49] <PervertedMonk> yep mobi-sheep
[12:50] <ceal> usr13: yes i did
[12:50] <PervertedMonk> makes nosense if it was active though mobi-sheep
[12:50] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: Yeah.  Mine too.  I'm trying to figure out how we can do this with XChat window displaying.
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> chevdor: true but theres still no redundancy so isnt true raid in a sense of the acronym
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> chevdor: otherwise you are right
[12:50] <chevdor> ActionParsnip: do you run your pci-x card on your pc ? Do you know of a linux hd benchmark software ? if so, we could compare, that would be fun :)))
[12:50] <usr13> ceal: Tell us the exact error?
[12:50] <ceal> hold on
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> chevdor: no idea duder
[12:51] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: Well -- Yes but I'm trying to figure out.  Beep me.
[12:51] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: testing
[12:52] <ceal> it says it
[12:52] <MaT-dg> is it possible to install firefox 3.5 beta/RC from the repo's?
[12:52] <ceal> has found the network devices successfully; but i just get a window that says "looking for eth0"
[12:52] <ziroday> !info firefox-3.5 > MaT-dg
[12:52] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: I'll look for XChat scripts.  There must be something there.
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> MaT-dg: its beta so i doubt it
[12:52] <ceal> then it cycles to wloan0 and pan0
[12:53] <usr13> ceal: ifconfig
[12:53] <ceal> it keeps looking for PPPoE Access Concentrator
[12:53] <ubu1> I have a problem. I have Flash but I cant play videos from Cnet Tv. Please, help!
[12:53] <ceal> what in ifconfig do you want to know?
[12:53] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: sweet :)
[12:53] <usr13> ceal: pastebin it
[12:54] <ceal> i cant it's on the laptop and i am on the desktop!!
[12:54] <pawan> cant mount volume
[12:54] <usr13> ceal: We need to know if you have eth0 or eth1 or what.
[12:54] <ceal> eth0
[12:54] <ceal> that's what is shown here
[12:54] <usr13> ceal: What is the ip address for your modem?
[12:54] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: On a plus note, it do work when XChat is minimized too, not just tray'd.
[12:54] <ceal> 192.168.1.1
[12:54] <ceal> that's the router itself right?
[12:55] <ceal> router modem are all the same rt?
[12:55] <usr13> ceal: Set eth0 to an IP in that subnet.
[12:55] <Janhouse> ok ActionParsnip, easy solution. Had to open gconf-editor and make gksu save passwords in keyring ;)
[12:55] <pawan> !mount
[12:55] <ceal> it is set to 192.168.1.3
[12:55] <PervertedMonk> mobi-sheep: sweet guess thats what i wanted..thanks!
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: i prefer security
[12:55] <usr13> ceal: What is the model number of your modem?
[12:56] <ceal> Huawei SmartAX MT841
[12:56] <Janhouse> I prefer security on server not on desktop pvc
[12:56] <Janhouse> *pc
[12:56] <mobi-sheep> PervertedMonk: Welcome.  Sorry we both could not active everything. :)
[12:57] <adac> I installed passenger for to be able to run ruby on rails with apache2. Now I have the problem that other php webapps won't open anymore. any ideas?
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: you are only as strong as your lamest duck
[12:57] <usr13> ceal: Do you have the modem set for pass-through?
[12:58] <Mylisto> hey everyone
[12:58] <Mylisto> heres a post that I came across on a forum
[12:58] <Mylisto> "
[12:58] <Mylisto> So we need to build interesting new feedback loops such as using a PA system, and/or personal amplification devices (with headphones), a voice synthesizer to help amplify certain qualities &/or annoyances... an oscilloscope for visual feedback on various vocal effects, and also a histogram display for visual feedback on what frequencies we're producing. Once multiple rounds of that have been experienced, NLPers are far more capable
[12:58] <Mylisto> of hearing differently and adjusting their own output with greater efficacy and consistency. Then begins a range of skills-drills to discover further strengths & weaknesses, as well as practice new sounds and such.
[12:58] <FloodBot1> Mylisto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:58] <Mylisto> are there any programs for ubuntu to do any of these things?
[12:58] <Janhouse> I don't download weird programs, don't run them as root. And I have firewall that blocks most ports. Anyway I am in lan :D
[12:58] <ubu1> I have a problem. I have Flash but I cant play videos from Cnet Tv. Please, help!
[12:59] <alejandro> hi, I have a german compaq laptop which I have to set to UK keyboard each time I turn it on... it keeps switching back to a german keyboard model.
[12:59] <Mylisto> ubul: you have firefox?
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: we'll see eh.
[12:59] <Janhouse> Only way to actually do something to my PC is to get to it physically :D
[12:59] <ubu1> yes
[12:59] <alejandro> So I'm always in keyboard layouts setting it back when I turn it on... any idea how to fix that-
[12:59] <alejandro> ?
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: just remember there are many good reasons why ubuntu is how it is, you just circumvented many professional meetings and decisions by highly qualified linux engineers
[13:00] <ceal> here's the error in pppoe in case needed http://paste.ubuntu.com/202100/
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: doesnt make any sense to me but if you are happy then thats all that matters right
[13:00] <Janhouse> They made it for everyone else. :D
[13:01] <ceal> usr13: i did this with just the laptop connected to the modem; no luck same error
[13:01] <zanden> is there anyway to configure the kernel to prevent users from listing others running process , and limiting them as just ps -x ?
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: whatever
[13:01] <Safari> I got a question i want to install KDE desktop to try and i tried kubuntu and i don't like it much cause everything has a different name and all is it possible to just install the KDE desktop and not install the programs?
[13:02] <Janhouse> ActionParsnip, could you please give me one reason not to save gksudo password in keyring?
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> !puregnome | Safari
[13:02] <bazhang> Janhouse, please take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:02] <Janhouse> ok
[13:02] <Safari> thanks :)
[13:03] <ceal> can anyone help me out?
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: if you dont understand why its a bad idea then you clearly have no idea of security and why ubuntu is set how it is. Its people like you that need the security measures. the fact that you are asking me proves this
[13:03] <karel> hi
[13:03] <ceal> i get this error when i try to configure my broadband for ubuntu 9.04
[13:04] <ceal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/202100/
[13:04] <ceal> i execute the command pppoeconf
[13:04] <ubu1> I have a problem. I have Flash but I cant play videos from Cnet Tv. Please, help!
[13:04] <usr13> ceal: You need to go through the proceedure again and see where you went wrong. Just that it cant find eth0 isn't enough information for us to go on, we need to know exactly what went wrong.
[13:05] <usr13> ceal: Can you ping 192.168.1.1 ?
[13:05] <Spike1506> what does pppoeconf do?
[13:05] <ceal> let me try...
[13:05] <ceal> it shows the error spike
[13:05] <ceal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/202100/
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> ubu1: can you watch youtube and other flas goodies?
[13:05] <usr13> ceal: Can you ping 192.168.1.1 ?
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> *flash
[13:06] <ubu1> yes, i can watch youtube fine.
[13:06] <ceal> yes
[13:06] <Spike1506> ceal, i mean: what does it actually do? *has no clue what pppoeconf is*
[13:06] <ceal> successful
[13:06] <alejandro> hi, I have a german compaq laptop which is stuck on a german keyboard model. It keeps switching back to it on reboot.
[13:06] <ceal> pppoeconf is used to configure the broadband i guess
[13:07] <ceal> it finds out all the network interfaces successfully
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> ubu1: weird
[13:07] <karel> I have ubuntu 9.04 (upgraded yesterday from Xubuntu 8..), but I can't play mp3's with Rhythmbox nor Amarok. Yesterday I installed "ubuntu-restricted-extras" and I was able to play mp3's with Rhythmbox (not with amarok) and today I installed Banshee to put some music on my iPod and now Rhythmbox/Banshee/Amarok won't play mp3, I uninstalled Banhsee - Rhythmbox is still not working, amarok has been silent all the time :S, could anyone help plea
[13:07] <karel> se?
[13:07] <ceal> but then keeps scanning for access concentrator;
[13:07] <cypr1nus> hello, where can I find setting for eth0 network card, file like if-eth0 ?
[13:07] <usr13> ceal: Do you have another PC connected to the internet at this time?  ... Obviously you do.  YOu have saddled a dead horse.
[13:07] <Mylisto> anyone here versed in audio applications for ubuntu?  I have some small things I want to tackle
[13:07] <ceal> i did it without it too
[13:07] <ceal> no luck usr 13
[13:08] <ubu1> yes. I don't know what to do.
[13:08] <usr13> ceal: You can only initiate one connection at a time.  You already have one connection and will not be able to make another.
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> ubu1: I'd log a bug duder
[13:08] <Mylisto> anyone here versed in audio applications for ubuntu?  I have some small things I want to tackle
[13:08] <ceal> usr13: but i did it with just the laptop connected to the modem and nothing else too;
[13:08] <usr13> ceal: You need to get a router and share the connection.
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> Mylisto: just ask
[13:08] <ubu1> ok
[13:09] <pawan> !mount
[13:09] <ceal> usr13: is my modem a router?
[13:09] <usr13> ceal: If you tell the PC you are using to disconnect, then the other one will be able to connect.
[13:09] <safag> how do i uninstall music tracker plugin in pidgin ?
[13:09] <ceal> usr13: i am gonna try it
[13:09] <ceal> and get back to you ok
[13:09] <karel> Pidgin->Plugins and disable it
[13:09] <ceal> i am sure it wont work still
[13:09] <usr13> ceal: that is the way it works.
[13:09] <Mylisto> actionparsnip: its kind of complicated...
[13:10] <usr13> ceal: If you get a router that does pppoe you can use that.
[13:10] <safag> karel:  dude ,i wanna remove it , and get early version ,coz new one in not stable
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> Mylisto: you could use pastebin and write an essay if yu wish
[13:10] <ceal> usr13: does the fact that the username and password not being programmed into the modem have any significance?
[13:10] <karel> search it in Synaptic and remove? did you try that?
[13:10] <Mylisto> actionparsnip: if you go to http://www.nlpconnections.com/27556-post4.html I'm talking about doing what is talked about in the fourth paragraph
[13:11] <usr13> ceal: If you connect one PC with two NICs and tell it to share through the other NIC, you can have two connected.  etc. etc.  But only one pppoe connection can be initiated .
[13:11] <cyberghoser1> !pastebin
[13:11] <safag>  karel:  no ,how do i do it ,i installed ubuntu 2 days ago ,i m a newbie , how do i do it?
[13:11] <usr13> ceal: If the modem does pppoe authentication, you can use it to share with multiple PCs.
[13:11] <karel> safag: System>Administration>Synaptic package manager
[13:11] <buch> anyone have some knowledge to sound and flash problem? My problem is Flash (Like youtube ect ect) sound doesnt work but Rhythmebox in ubuntu works great?
[13:11] <usr13> ceal: But I do not think that particular modem does pppoe
[13:12] <safag> karel:  opened , now ?
[13:12] <xuebix> ceal: most routers will have a function to tell the modem your username and password
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> Mylisto: crazy stuff
[13:12] <karel> safag: quicksearch pidgin-musictracker
[13:12] <ceal> usr13: but my connection is pppoe usr13
[13:12] <BryanC> I get slightly faster audio when playing music using xbmc. Does anyone know what can cause this?
[13:12] <ceal> i am actually using the modem to access the net
[13:12] <safag> karel:  got it ,it has a green mark ,now ?
[13:13] <Mylisto> actionparsnip: why would you say that?
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> Mylisto: sounds complex
[13:13] <karel> safag: I have it in different language but, right click on it and set it to be removed
[13:13] <safag> karel:  mark for removal or complete removal ?
[13:13] <cyberghoser1> !cloning
[13:13] <karel> safag: removal I guess
[13:13] <safag> kk
[13:14] <safag> karel:  then if i again install old version , stable version of it ,then it will work fine ?
[13:14] <pawan> how to mount
[13:14] <safag> through getdeb.net
[13:14] <karel> safag: yeah, it should
[13:14] <ghostlines> does anyone know if it's possible to mount a remote dvd drive?
[13:14] <safag> kk i will od it now ,thanqqs
[13:14] <karel> safag: you know where to get the old version?
[13:15] <safag> yaa ,www.getdeb.net
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> ghostlines: if its shared properly, yes
[13:16] <bob_rock> who is the one that helped me?
[13:16] <sipior> BryanC: might be playing back at 48kHz, instead of 44.1.
[13:16] <Janhouse> ActionParsnip, and yet you couldn't tell me one reason why not use it as I do. P.S. Is Debian less secure? It offers that option to store it in keyring...
[13:17] <dylanmcd> I'd like to setup a custom Ubuntu install with a different window manager, customized vim settings, and stuff like that. Has anyone done something like this? Could you point me in the right direction?
[13:17] <karel> My Amarok doesn't play mp3 (amarok 2 and ubuntu 9.04) anyone has any ideas?
[13:17] <wbc> How may I add Windows XP to the GRUB list when it is installed on an external hard-drive?
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: im not entertaining it. it does make the system less secure, just as having the root account disabled is a good practise too
[13:18] <mobi-sheep> !remaster | dylanmcd
[13:18] <Janhouse> still nothing...
[13:18] <FeasibilityStudy> wbc edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[13:18] <FeasibilityStudy> wbc examples should be in that file.
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: its there for a reason. if you want a less secure system its your call. why don't yu just chmod every single file to 777 and be done
[13:18] <dylanmcd> mobi-sheep: Thanks, I'll check out those links
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: the you wont have any security issues will you as all files wil be accessible
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> Janhouse: no matter who the user is
[13:19] <mobi-sheep> dylanmcd: Also --> http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/remastersys :)
[13:19] <Janhouse> ...
[13:19] <bazhang> Janhouse, please chat elsewhere
[13:19] <bob_rock> ubottu: after digging my machine, the way to change resolution permanently is just go to System -> Preferences -> Display. No need to dig up my /etc/X11/xorg.conf. Just reboot my machine and it stays to resolution what i want.
[13:20] <chevdor> bob_rock: bummer :)
[13:21] <felix__> Hello! I have a problem with my graphics card. I updated ubuntu today and now the card does not work anymore. I can't activate the driver via the GUI tool.
[13:21] <gmathews> Hi what is a good newsreader for ubuntu..to open .nzb files?
[13:21] <felix__> It is an Nvidia GeForce 8600M GT.
[13:22] <wbc> If sda is hd,0 is sdb hd,1?
[13:22] <bob_rock> chevdor: Funny story at me, They try give me the way how to go to the moon in fact what i need is just how to ride bicycle.
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> gmathews: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/578168.html
[13:22] <sipior> wbc: yes, although the comma is usually used to separate the disk from the partition number, so hd1, not hd,1.
[13:23] <gruby_> gruby
[13:23] <zeeble> what is a .nzb file, gmathews?
[13:23] <zeeble> pan is a nice news reader though
[13:23] <chevdor> bob_rock: :))
[13:24] <gmathews> zeeble: http://www.binaries4all.com/nzb/
[13:25] <LinuxFreakD> Anyone had a problem with acidrip freezing on crop detection and know a quick fix?
[13:25] <bob_rock> chevdor: I don't know remember what i have talked to but thank for the eager to help.
[13:25] <bob_rock> chevdor: I don't remember i mean
[13:26] <zeeble> gmathews: well, none of those supported news readers looks to be available on linux
[13:26] <manousos> anyone from greece in here
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> !greece
[13:26] <bazhang> manousos, #ubuntu-gr there surely will be :)
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> yeah all 19 of them
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> well 18, now i left
[13:27] <LinuxFreakD> Anyone else had a problem with acidrip freezing on crop detection and knows a quick fix?
[13:27] <bob_rock> ubottu: !love ubottu
[13:27] <manousos> φιλε μου ειμαι νεοσ με το λινουξ και δεν ξερο πως να μπω στους ελληνικους σερβερ
[13:28] <mafsi> manousos: type (without quotes) "/join #ubuntu-gr"
[13:28] <zeeble> gmathews: but. apt-cache search shows me stuff like hellanzb and lottanzb. check them out
[13:28] <kure> hi, ive just bought external burner(dvd writer??) and it doesnt get over writing speed 1x, a read something about DMA, coult someone help me pls??
[13:28] <gmathews> zeeble: shweet gonnna try them out quick
[13:28] <manousos> σε ευχαριστώ
[13:29] <LinuxFreakD> ubottu: !gay
[13:29] <Pici> LinuxFreakD: don't do that.
[13:29] <LinuxFreakD> yaaaaa.... right Sure he doesn't
[13:29] <Pici> manousos: Not here, type: /join #ubuntu-gr
[13:29] <zeeble> gmathews: do apt-cache search nzb and try them all out
[13:29] <Haidoura_KV> hi guys, I have ubuntu 8.10 and I want to upgrade it to 9.04, I bought installation ubuntu CD 9.04 .. can I upgrade with an install CD and not an upgrade CD ??
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> !botabuse > LinuxFreakD
[13:29] <bob_rock> ubottu: !kill ubottu
[13:29] <sipior> Pici: he was thanking you, actually :-)
[13:30] <ncopa> could someone please help me find the build script source for linux-headers-*-generic package?
[13:30] <bob_rock> what is the command can be used for bot
[13:30] <jussi01> !bot | bob_rock
[13:30] <LinuxFreakD> !acidrip
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> bob_rock: depends what you wanna know, she knows much
[13:30] <ncopa> want to look how they make that nice symvers, .config and symlinks
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> LinuxFreakD: try !info <package name>
[13:30] <LinuxFreakD> thx
[13:31] <LinuxFreakD> !info acidrip
[13:31] <bob_rock> thank anyone
[13:31] <rblst> in my 8.04 the main volume control in gnome does not affect volume, how can i fix this?
[13:31] <LinuxFreakD> !info dvdrip
[13:31] <Pici> sipior: oh :)
[13:31] <gmathews> zeeble: crap these ones don't have a gui ;/
[13:31] <zeeble> there's one for KDE
[13:31] <BlueAidan_work> anyone using pgadmin3 on 9.04?
[13:31] <LinuxFreakD> which do you guys prefer for copying home dvd's to your harddrive... not meant to reburn. In an .avi file.
[13:32] <LinuxFreakD> dvdrip or acidrip
[13:32] <BlueAidan_work> it seems any time I do a find/replace all in the query window in pgadmin3, it just pegs one core and sits there.
[13:32] <zeeble> gmathews: apt-get install klibido
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> LinuxFreakD: i think k3b does it
[13:32] <gmathews> zeeble: libido?? lol.
[13:32] <rblst> in 8.04 the main volume control in gnome does not affect volume, how can i fix this?
[13:32] <LinuxFreakD> hmm I will check that one out, thanks
[13:32] <gmathews> !klibido
[13:32] <LinuxFreakD> !info k3b
[13:33] <BryanC> sipor: could you possibly tell me how / where to change that? I havent noticed a setting for that.
[13:33] <zeeble> gmathews: http://klibido.sourceforge.net/ dont blame me, i didnt name em, hehe
[13:33] <bob_rock> ubottu: !smb
[13:33] <gmathews> !info klibido
[13:33] <zeeble> gmathews: well, figures. your'e downloading all the nzb pr0n to boost your libido, perhaps :p
[13:33] <gmathews> hahahah shuuuuuush zeeble :)
[13:34] <zeeble> dont think i've ever been to a bin NG..
[13:34] <bob_rock> ubottu: !nick kaka
[13:34] <bob_rock> ubottu: !nick
[13:34] <Pici> !msgthebot | bob_rock
[13:35] <eremite> How do I make Opera Unite my default browser in Ubuntu jaunty?
[13:35] <eremite> I cant figure it out
[13:35] <eremite> It wont let me make it the default
[13:36] <mobi-sheep> eremite: System --> Preferences --> Preferred Applications ?
[13:36] <eremite> Tried, apps still use FF to open sites
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> eremite: its in here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser
[13:36] <xuebix> kernel compile on celeron m 540 = bad idea + 3hours and counting (and i removed the crap)
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> eremite: you will also need to set it in other apps that have their own browser knowledge if they do not tap into the default one (or if you have statically set it in an app)
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> xuebix: not bad at all
[13:37] <bob_rock> ubottu: !tell bob_rock about love
[13:38] <bob_rock>  ubottu: !tell bob_rock about smb
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> xuebix: try compiling kde, x and alsa on a 650Mhz Slot A athlon
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> xuebix: 3 days
[13:38] <xuebix> lol, you win
[13:38] <eremite> ActionParsnip, this should be as simple as checking a boix.  It has been in every other Opera release.  Im not reading your long-ass link, it doesnt have the info I asked for.
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> xuebix: gentoo back in the day :)
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> eremite: it does if you press ctrl + f and type default
[13:39] <bob_rock>  ubottu: !tell bob_rock about share
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> eremite: i didnt expect you to read it all
[13:39] <bazhang> bob_rock, /msg ubottu please
[13:39] <mobi-sheep> !tell bob_rock about msgthebot
[13:39] <Pici> bob_rock: Please stop playing with the bot in the channel.
[13:40] <eremite> That info si outdated.  Im asking for Opera Unite instructions, which are not the same as these.
[13:40] <xuebix> ubottu: !info KernelCheck
[13:40] <eremite> I did that already, but the option USED to be in Opera.
[13:40] <bob_rock> Sory I just practice how to use it
[13:40] <eremite> You used to be able to check a box in prefernces that asked if you wanted to check if Opera was the default on startup.
[13:40] <bazhang> eremite, opera unite is not in the repos
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> eremite: http://my.opera.com/Tamil/blog/set-opera-as-default-browser
[13:41] <eremite> what does that have to do with anything?  I have it installed, and I have been using it.
[13:41] <bazhang> ie NOT supported here
[13:41] <buch> Anyone who can help me blacklist my VIA 82xx sound card (I tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=200452&highlight=disabling+hardware)
, please stop linking me to useless articles.  THIS IS ALL OLD INFO you are sending me to.  Not compatible with Opera Unite.
[13:42] <bazhang> !ot > eremite
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> eremite: welcome to ignore. you are so ungrateful
[13:45] <bob_rock> I want to create a script. the Procedure of my script (1. Disable my wireless wlan0 ) (2. Wait for 3 second) (3. Enable my wireless wlan0).  Tell how to do that!
[13:45] <DJones> :)
[13:45] <DJones> sorry, wrong channel
[13:46] <usr13> bob_rock: Why do you need to dissable and re-enable the NIC?
[13:47] <bob_rock> usr13: Free hot spot force me to do that
[13:47] <mobi-sheep> !ping
[13:48] <Mylan> !ping
[13:48] <usr13> bob_rock: /etc/init.d/networking stop ; sleep 3 ; /etc/init.d/networking start
[13:48] <bob_rock> usr13: thanks
[13:49] <usr13> bob_rock: np
[13:50] <gmathews> !info klibido
[13:50] <bob_rock> usr13: is it possible to use macchanger inside the script, meanwhile it asks for the password
[13:51] <Mylan> hello
[13:51] <AzMoo> Hey guys, I'm having issues getting my ethernet card working on 9.04. lspci tells me it's an Nvidia MCP67 and lsmod tells me that the forcedeth module is loaded. It detects the interface but never gets an IP address. I can see it making the request on the router though, and it returns an address, but it never accepts it.
[13:52] <Mylan> does anyone know how can I acces an IRC network over a proxy?
[13:52] <n0gear> does restricted-extras package include flash?
[13:52] <lkarydas> Hi all!
[13:52] <bazhang> Mylan, tor, ask in #freenode for details
[13:52] <Mylan> bazhang: tnx
[13:52] <Pici> n0gear: yes
[13:52] <bazhang> n0gear, yep
[13:53] <lkarydas> Can anyone help me with an x crash problem, please?
[13:53] <n0gear> Pici: do i need to get that libdvd package to play DVDs or is it included as well
[13:53] <Pici> n0gear: I don't recall, sorry.
[13:53] <usr13> bob_rock: add the file to sudoer's file
[13:53] <bazhang> medibuntu.org for that n0gear
[13:54] <bob_rock> usr13: how?
[13:54] <usr13> bob_rock: visudo
[13:54] <xuebix> eremite: Maby gconf>desktop>gnome>url-handlers>http/https could be your answer not sure
[13:54] <neongrau> i have a sendmail setup from an gentoo server i want to migrate to ubuntu server. i already have 2 proper .mc files to generate 2 sendmail.cf's but i can't seem to figure out how to integrate them with the ubuntu startscripts or its /etc/mail/sendmail.conf :(
[13:55] <mdm> neongrau: m4
[13:55] <neongrau> #/usr/sbin/sendmail -C/etc/mail/sendmail-rx.cf -L sm-mta-rx -bd -O Loglevel=14 -qp
[13:55] <neongrau> #/usr/sbin/sendmail                            -L sm-mta-tx -bd -q15m
[13:55] <usr13> bob_rock: bob_rock ALL=NOPASSWD:/home/rob_roc/bin/on-off-net
[13:56] <neongrau> in fact all i need to do is figure out how to thell the init script to start and stop these 2 sendmail processes
[13:56] <mdm> neongrau: mc files are a script for the processor m4, you need to convert them to .cf files.  and you do this with the command m4
[13:56] <usr13> bob_rock: Where /home/rob_roc/on-off-net  is your script to turn off and on your net.
[13:56] <bob_rock> usr13: Tell the clear way!
[13:56] <neongrau> mdm: i know, i already got them, my prob is the init.d script of ubuntu
[13:57] <Blinkiz> Hi. I need some advice. Am about to start documenting our network and servers here. I want to use the right tools for this from the beginning. Some kind of web-based is the best. Like a wiki och a special open source project aiming at creating a documentation portal. Any advice please?
[13:57] <sipior> neongrau: the sendmail script in /etc/init.d should already handle starting and stopping the service. did it not get installed when you added sendmail?
[13:58] <mdm> neongrau: what is the problem you have with the init script?
[13:58] <neongrau> sipior: ofc but default is it just starts sendmail with whatever /etc/mail/sendmail.cf there is (from the default setup)
[13:58] <Jonny> Are there any swish++ experts here? I'm having trouble getting filters to work when using index++
[13:58] <lkarydas> Can anyone help me with an x crash problem?
[13:59] <sipior> neongrau: and you can't simply replace sendmail.cf?
[14:00] <neongrau> sipior: i can and i did already. it's starting the one process, and 2 queue runne rprocesses i don't want in that form (it fails to see the proper pid files)
[14:00] <mmx_sse> Hi all
[14:01] <AzMoo> Does ubuntu have a firewall set by default?
[14:01] <mdm> neongrau: do you mean its starting an MTA and a MSA?  that is your conf file, one recives email the other sends it
[14:01] <usr13> bob_rock: Create the script, name it on-off-nic, chmod 4755 on-off-nic; mkdir bin/; cp on-off-nic bin/; visudo ; (add line):  bob_rock ALL=NOPASSWD:/home/rob_rock/bin/on-off-net
[14:01] <usr13> bob_rock: something to that effect...
[14:01] <bkraptor> does anyone know how to control the new pointer acceleration scheme in xorg 1.6? http://www.x.org/wiki/Development/Documentation/PointerAcceleration
[14:02] <scunizi> AzMoo: yes.. it uses iptables to do it.
[14:02] <AzMoo> scunizi: is there a gui to turn it off?
[14:02] <neongrau> mdm: yep thats whats it's probably doing. but it's not starting the 2nd process the way i want (with -C/etc/mail/sendmail-rx.cf) as extra options
[14:02] <sipior> neongrau: what syntax are you using to specify the location of these files?
[14:02] <scunizi> AzMoo: what are you trying to do that you can't?
[14:03] <usr13> bob_rock: Then you can create a launcher on the desktop for it.
[14:03] <schaf-lappy> i want op !
[14:03] <schaf-lappy> xD
[14:03] <bazhang> !ot > schaf-lappy
[14:03] <eremite> OK, I figured out how to set Opera as the default browser even when it wouldnt work via System>Preferences>Preferred Apps.  I made an html file, right clicked it and chose to open the file with Opera instead of FF3 as the default app.  Problem solved.
[14:03] <sipior> neongrau: can you modify the settings in /etc/default/sendmail?
[14:03] <AzMoo> scunizi: I'm having trouble getting an IP from dhcp. Can get the network if I set it static and I can see the request for an address on the router, but it doesn't accept the response.
[14:03] <usr13> bob_rock: actually you can't do it in exactly that order.
[14:03] <brianV> Can someone recommend a GTK-based editor for writing PHP code? I've been using kate under KDE, but I am stuck with Gnome for now
[14:03] <bob_rock> usr13: seem my wlan0 cannot be stopped and it says ERROR: Can't change MAC: interface up or not permission: Device or resource busy
[14:03] <mdm> neongrau: its supposed to do that.  the process that you think of, sendmail is on half of the smtp archtecture.  When your email client sends mail (when you do) you connect to one part, it then tells the other part to pass that mail on.  Its suposed to be like that, its part of the architecture, its part of security, and its supposed to be like that
[14:04] <mdm> neongrau: that isnt a ubuntu thing btw its a smtp and sendmail thing
[14:04] <usr13> bob_rock: mkdir bin ; cd bin ; nano on-off-nic ; #add lines as needed ;  chmod 4755 on-off-nic ;  visudo ; (add line):  bob_rock ALL=NOPASSWD:/home/rob_rock/bin/on-off-net
[14:05] <scunizi> AzMoo: the firewall wouldn't be preventing that. but it was a good thought.  Is this a wireless connection?
[14:05] <natschil> can anyone recomend me a good svn server that runs well on ubuntu?
[14:05] <woozly> DNAT       tcp  --  0.0.0.0/0            0.0.0.0/0           tcp dpt:23456 to:192.168.1.101:23456 - how to delete it from iptables?
[14:05] <usr13> bob_rock: You're trying to change the MAC address?
[14:05] <AzMoo> scunizi: nope, wired.
[14:05] <neongrau> mdm: have a look -> http://pastie.org/521539
[14:06] <ubu1> How to close virtual keyborad?
[14:06] <natschil> brianV: gedit. You can also use kate under gnome though
[14:06] <sipior> woozly: remember to add the "-t nat" table specification when you issue an iptables -F.
[14:06] <mdm> neongrau: what about it?
[14:06] <AzMoo> scunizi: I fixed it.
[14:06] <scunizi> AzMoo: how?
[14:06] <brianV> natschil, I could, but that would require installing kdesdk, and several hundred mb of libraries
[14:06] <disappearedng> Can someone help me? I moved my mysql db to my other harddisk, now my mysql complains it can't read lrwxrwxrwx 1 root  root        73 2009-06-23 20:55 gupan5_1 -> /mount/950gb/gupan5/SQL_TEST/gupan5_1/SQL_DATABASE_DO_NOT_TOUCH/gupan5_1/
[14:07] <brianV> natschil, I'll look at gedit. Gnome feels like an alien land after using KDE for 5 years solid
[14:07] <AzMoo> scunizi: DHCP had a reservation for the MAC with the wrong hostname. Switched it to the correct hostname and everything came good.
[14:07] <mdm> neongrau: do you mean you want to have the init script use those? change them to sendmail.cf and submit.cf
[14:07] <disappearedng> I tried chown mysql:mysql but it doesn't work
[14:07] <natschil> brianV: I know the feeling :)
[14:07] <AzMoo> scunizi: ta for the response :)
[14:07] <scunizi> AzMoo: np :)
[14:07] <neongrau> mdm: exactly, the config part of sendmail is perfectly fine. just the starting/stoppting via the init script is my prob
[14:08] <AzMoo> scunizi: having said that, *is* there somewhere to modify the firewall, for future reference?
[14:08] <mdm> neongrau: either rename sendmail-rx.cf to submit.cf or change the init script
[14:08] <bob_rock> usr13: scirpt always says error (ERROR: Can't change MAC: interface up or not permission: Device or resource busy)
[14:08] <scunizi> !ufw | AzMoo this is popular but doesn't touch everything iptables can do.
[14:08] <ubu1> How to close virtual keyborad?
[14:08] <mdm> neongrau: as for the queue options you have to change those as well, altho the only thing I notice that inst normal is the log level
[14:09] <usr13> bob_rock: if you change the nic you must first take it down, ifconfig eth0 down
[14:09] <cyberghoser1> bob_rock, did your resolution got fixed finaly ?
[14:09] <AzMoo> scunizi: nice one, thanks. I've played with iptables a bit in the past for masquerading, so I'm not entirely unfamiliar.
[14:09] <usr13> bob_rock: How old are you?
[14:10] <c4ngkir_reppe> dhh
[14:10] <bob_rock> cyberghoser1:  hey good to see you. After digging my machine, the way to change resolution permanently is just go to System -> Preferences -> Display. No need to dig up my /etc/X11/xorg.conf. Just reboot my machine and it stays to resolution what i want.
[14:10] <cyberghoser1> bob_rock, yes that was the fastest way
[14:11] <cyberghoser1> i thought you didnt had success with it thats why i didnt suggest it :)
[14:11] <ubu1> How to close virtual keyboard?
[14:11] <neongrau> mdm: s.th. different. any idea why "killall -9 sendmail" doesnt work on ubuntu?
[14:11] <bob_rock> usr13: got problem with my age?
[14:11] <ktne> hello
[14:11] <jerroome> neongrau why wouldn't that work ?
[14:11] <ubu1> [
[14:12] <mdm> neongrau: killall means kill with process signal 9 (SIGKILL) all processes named sendmail.  Not processes named sendmail.real, sendma or anything EXCEPT sendmail
[14:12] <neongrau> jerroome: thats my question
[14:12] <ktne> is there any way i can access my phone memory card in linux? i want to copy some mp3s there
[14:12] <c4ngkir_reppe> [[t
[14:12] <c4ngkir_reppe> uy
[14:12] <c4ngkir_reppe> ty
[14:12] <kingsofleon> howdy pardners
[14:12] <joeyeye> ktne, is your phone memory card removable ?
[14:12] <mdm> neongrau: killall is baiscly a sledge hammer of last resort. And surely not a nice way to hand processes
[14:13] <usr13> bob_rock: Not really, but sounds like you may be trying to hack into someone else's network.
[14:13] <ktne> joeyeye: i think so, but i have no other way of accessing it
[14:13] <joeyeye> what kind of phone ?
[14:13] <neongrau> mdm: so when i have "root      6674  0.0  0.8   8848  2060 ?        Ss   09:12   0:00 sendmail: accepting connections"
[14:13] <neongrau> shouwl a killall sendmail work or not?
[14:13] <enovativ> i want to be able to remote to my linux box thru the use of a web browser...i am researched that i could VNC, but have found that it is not completely secured...so then i found some info on something called Hamachi.....a secure, encrypted VPN to VNC over...has anyone used this combination with success ?
[14:13] <grw_> frm
[14:13] <ktne> joeyeye: sony erricson w350i, it's a 512mb flash thingie
[14:14] <jerroome> neongrau : yes it should
[14:14] <sipior> neongrau: you ran the killall as root, right? can you kill it by process?
[14:14] <felix__> Hello! I have a problem with my graphics card. I updated ubuntu today and now the card does not work anymore. I can't activate the driver via the GUI tool. It is an Nvidia GeForce 8600M GT.
[14:14] <bob_rock> usr13: no its free hotspot but just for 5 minutes. for the time being I have to do manually.
[14:14] <sipior> neongrau: process number, i mean
[14:14] <neongrau> jerroome: thats what i expected. but it doesnt
[14:14] <enovativ> i want to be able to remote to my linux box thru the use of a web browser...i am researched that i could VNC, but have found that it is not completely secured...so then i found some info on something called Hamachi.....a secure, encrypted VPN to run  VNC over...has anyone used this combination with success ?
[14:14] <jerroome> does ps aux | grep sendmail gives you back a sendmail process ?
[14:14] <ktne> joeyeye: i have an USB cable, if i connect it then it looks like a disk drive in windows
[14:15] <ktne> joeyeye: but nothing happens in ubuntu
[14:15] <neongrau> killing by process id works fine. but gets annoying while trying to get the setup working having to kill 3 processes manually every attemtp :S
[14:15] <scunizi> enovativ: use vnc over ssh..
[14:15] <scunizi> !ssh enovativ
[14:15] <scunizi> !ssh
[14:16] <enovativ> scunizi: thanks
[14:16] <joeyeye> ktne - that's because linux needs the appropriate device driver/library to access the device
[14:16] <mobi-sheep> Is there any con in installing Ubuntu from Minimal Disc?  I have done this on a machine and it seems that the startup is somewhat faulty.
[14:16] <jerroome> ktne : do you see your phone when typing lsusb in your terminal ?
[14:16] <aethelrick> hi all
[14:16] <jerroome> if yes, you can certainly read from, you need to find the right id
[14:16] <sipior> neongrau: between pidof and xargs, i think you can whip something up to solve that :-)
[14:17] <mdm> neongrau: use /etc/init.d/sendmail stop to stop sendmail
[14:17] <jerroome> and then try to dump the content with od or hexdump
[14:17] <neongrau> sure. but it'd nice to know why a brand new install of ubuntu isn't behaving like any other linux  used the last 10 years
[14:17] <mobi-sheep> !vnc | enovativ
[14:17] <aethelrick> anyone here using ubuntu as a streaming media server? more specifically, do you know of any server software that is better than mediatomb?
[14:17] <jerroome> if your able to dump, you're able to read
[14:18] <mdm> and neongrau no sendmail does not run as sendmail, it runs as sendmail-mta and sendmail-msa
[14:18] <mobi-sheep> enovativ: The guide do include ssh-over-vnc.
[14:18] <mdm> err msp
[14:18] <jerroome> find out which fs is used and mount it
[14:18] <enovativ> mobi-sheep: thanks i will read and then implement
[14:18] <mdm> aethelrick: do you mean like mythtv?
[14:19] <sipior> neongrau: it might be useful to try with the verbose (-v) switch, to get more data. my guess is that the process name is confusing killall.
[14:20] <znh> enovativ, FreeNX is faster and more secure I'd recommend that over VNC
[14:21] <aethelrick> mdm: sort of. I currently have a SuSE box setup with mediatomb that streams audio and video to my PS3 which serves as a media extender. This box is "headless" and not in the lounge near the TV (which is good because my lounge is quiet). It's been over a year (maybe two) since I set this up and I'm wondering if there;s anything better out there as I'm about to migrate the box to ubuntu
[14:21] <disappearedng> Hey when I do a chown 700 onto a symlink do I change the insides of the symlink too?
[14:21] <enovativ> znh: thanks
[14:21] <enovativ> znh: i heard of FreeNX
[14:21] <neongrau> mdm: "killall -9 sendmail-mta" did indeed work, would've been nice to see the correct processname in ps :S
[14:22] <sipior> disappearedng: not by default, but you can specify a no-dereference switch (-h, i think, check the man page)
[14:23] <mdm> neongrau: dont use it, it would be a good way to loose email
[14:24] <enovativ> znh: do you have to install the freenx client
[14:24] <neongrau> i'm just using it because the setup isn't yet working and bc of the pid files not matching i can't properly stop them
[14:24] <mdm> aethelrick: what you are decribing is on aspect of mythtv, I run a 4TB media server in my ofice, with 3 tvs all reading from it as well as two media players that play music.  I assume that is what you mean by streaming
[14:24] <enovativ> i want to see my linux box from work, but i do not have the "rights" to install software on my machine at work
[14:25] <aethelrick> mdm: yup
[14:25] <znh> enovativ, yes. But webbased applications are not secure enough for remote desktop things
[14:25] <SHBot> How can I know if my system is 32 bits or 64 bits?
[14:25] <Bodsda> SHBot: uname -a
[14:25] <SHBot> thanks
[14:26] <aethelrick> mdm: does it play nice with PS3 and Mac (iTunes) for clients?
[14:26] <enovativ> znh: of well freenx will not work...all i want to be able to do is fire uop a broswer, and get to my linux box
[14:26] <stew> SHBot: dpkg-architecture|grep DEB_BUILD_ARCH_CPU
[14:26] <enovativ> so does put me back at using SSH and VNC ?
[14:26] <stew> SHBot: uname -a could tell you you are running a amd64 kernel even if your system is a 32 bit install
[14:27] <znh> enovativ, SSH requires a application as well
[14:27] <mdm> aethelrick: others use it to (the ps3 I know).  But I own neither a mac nor a ps3 myself.   Its anything that can read the actual myth stream or UPNP
[14:27] <Bodsda> stew: who would be doing that?
[14:27] <aethelrick> mdm: thanks, I'll check it out
[14:27] <mobi-sheep> enovativ: SSH + Screen + Console-based Apps? :3
[14:27] <enovativ> znh:  on the client ?
[14:27] <znh> enovativ, yes
[14:27] <enovativ> mobi-sheep: i don't get it
[14:28] <enovativ> i guess there should be a way to do this like windoze Web Connection
[14:28] <stew> Bodsda: lots of people?  especaily those wanting to use more than 4g of ram on a i386
[14:28] <mobi-sheep> enovativ: It's like accessing to your computer's terminal from your workplace.  What are you trying to do from your workplace though?
[14:28] <delopart> hey
[14:29] <romulo> hi there, whats the name of the black notification app? since i replaced gdm with kdm i no longer get them, even with compiz enabled
[14:29] <delopart> is there a way to covert to mp3 from flv
[14:29] <delopart> i am using ubuntu
[14:29] <Bodsda> stew: just never heard of anyone wanting to run a 64bit kernel with a 32bit distro, -- why not just run a 64bit distro?
[14:29] <enovativ> mobi-sheep: i am teaching myself jooomla and php, so i want to be able to connect my linux box from work, and on my lunch break continue my studies
[14:29] <mobi-sheep> !info notify-osd | romulo
[14:30] <stew> Bodsda: becuase lots of proprietary software isn't available in 64 bit, and one doesn't feel like dealing with chroots
[14:30] <Darael> delopart: well, flv is a video format, so you'd need to extract the audio...  It's probably doable with ffmpeg
[14:30] <sarmisak> stew: why don't you just install with --force-architecture?
[14:30] <Bodsda> stew: erm. ok
[14:30] <romulo> ubottu: i get notifications, but not the black beauty ones
[14:30] <mdm> Bodsda: becase some of us have more then one system and dont like to keep two local repositories
[14:31] <burno> how can i change an icon?
[14:31] <Bodsda> mdm: thats a more reasonable reason, thanks
[14:31] <stew> sarmisak: because pretty much people should never use --force-anything, and lots of this proprietary software isn't available as a .deb anyway
[14:31] <mobi-sheep> enovativ: VNC is slow -- even on local network.
[14:31] <sarmisak> stew: if you are compiling it, it should compile for 64bit easily. if it is a .bin file, then you are right
[14:31] <mdm> Bodsda: it was simply an example, i wouldnt call it more reasonable.
[14:32] <delopart> weel
[14:32] <delopart> is there a way to union of two thing s on ubuntu
[14:32] <delopart> i downloaded video which is two parts
[14:32] <Bodsda> mdm: its a more likely example then running a 32bit distro on a 64bit kernel
[14:32] <delopart> i convert it to mp3 and i put on my mp3 player
[14:32] <enovativ> mobi-sheep: so is there a way to access my linux box from a web browser ...securely...without installing a client on my windoze box at work ?
[14:32] <sarmisak> delopart: cat file1.ext file2.ext > newfile.ext
[14:32] <stew> sarmisak: neither, and some of the i386  stuff i'm using doesn't have source available.  some of the stuff can't be compiled for 64bit easily.  other stuff I'm using can be compiled for 64 bit easily, and it doesn't work
[14:33] <delopart> but this is two partes i need one part to listen easily
[14:33] <iceroot> *.pl = pearl?
[14:33] <delopart> sarmisak,  this is mp3 file
[14:33] <delopart> does it work
[14:33] <lstarnes> iceroot: perl
[14:33] <mobi-sheep> enovativ: You want the screen, don't you?  The GUI.
[14:33] <iceroot> lstarnes: thx
[14:34] <mobi-sheep> enovativ: There are way to ssh into your linux box using Putty (standalone application) which mean you don't have to install anything.  Just click and run.
[14:34] <ian_> Problem with pidgin on jaunty: "Available-Connecting " on status...
[14:34] <delopart> let see
[14:34] <raidghost> Good afternoon
[14:34] <delopart> :D
[14:34] <mobi-sheep> enovativ: But as for displaying your X11 screen constantly, it may be slow.  You also can do this --> ssh -X (Forwarding) which mean it'll bring the GUi to your screen.
[14:35] <Spike1506> how come firefox shows me a � for characters like: é
[14:35] <mdm> iceroot: probbly, but locking files to their extensions is a very dos centric way of looking at files
[14:35] <Spike1506> it did work a few days back
[14:35] <usr13> mobi-sheep: Can you do that from a MS Windows box using putty?
[14:35] <sipior> Spike1506: change the font? or the default encoding?
[14:35] <ian_> I can't connect actually
[14:36] <mobi-sheep> usr13: Putty is for Windows.
[14:36] <vadi2> How can I choose what sound device should be getting the audio output and input?
[14:36] <mdm> mobi-sheep: use -Y instead of -X
[14:36] <delopart> it is to big
[14:37] <Spike1506> sipior, what is the default encoding?
[14:37] <usr13> mobi-sheep: Does he need vnc?
[14:37] <mobi-sheep> usr13: It's for terminal.  He might want to run VNC standalone application.
[14:37] <AzMoo> !info nvidia
[14:38] <mobi-sheep> enovativ: You should try vnc-over-ssh first to see if it does work well to your needs (and is NOT slow).
[14:38] <mobi-sheep> enovativ: Then if that does not work well, you'll know your alternative choices.
[14:38] <sipior> Spike1506: hunt around in your firefox preference dialogue for "Fonts", and then try the "Advanced" button to set the default character encoding to UTF-8, for example.
[14:38] <neolima> anyone can help me with Samba Pdc?
[14:38] <AzMoo> !nvidia
[14:38] <enovativ> mobi-sheep:  i will do so...you have been a big help
[14:39] <mobi-sheep> enovativ: No problem.  To clear this up, run ssh -X (or ssh -Y) in your machine and run a command "firefox &" would bring a firefox to your screen (from your remote machine).
[14:39] <faris> Hey guys, I seem to be having an issue with ubuntu detecting my cdrom drive I think it has to do with the ata_piix error, I also can't boot into the live cd without getting an error
[14:40] <faris> due to ubuntu failing to detrct my cdrom
[14:40] <delopart> hey
[14:40] <delopart> is there a channel to ecsound
[14:40] <enriq> hi. how do I mount a .img
[14:40] <delopart> in that serer
[14:40] <sipior> faris: have you verified that the drive works under other operating systems?
[14:40] <faris> yes it work under windows
[14:40] <neolima> Anyone can help me with SAMBA PDC?
[14:40] <jack_> can anybody tell me a software for ubuntu to video my desktop ? :D
[14:40] <jack_> can anybody tell me a software for ubuntu to film my desktop ? :D
[14:40] <delopart> hey
[14:41] <enovativ> mobi-sheep: thanks....hey..what is the url for the logging of this channel so i can look for this later at work
[14:41] <Pici> !screencast | jack_
[14:41] <delopart> is there a channel for multimedia problem in that server
[14:41] <ImpRadar> jack: 2secs there was an artical in linux format this month ill go look
[14:41] <mobi-sheep> !logs | enovativ
[14:41] <raidghost> losg meg her og der
[14:41] <bastidrazor> enriq, from my understanding you would need to convert the .img to .iso .. then mount it .. poweriso can do the conversion
[14:41] <jack_> ok
[14:41] <Pici> !no | raidghost
[14:41] <jack_> i need a software to record my desktop
[14:41] <jack_> :D
[14:41] <faris> istanbul can do that
[14:41] <jack_> because i have low resolution with my phone
[14:42] <enriq> bastidrazor: thanks
[14:42] <Pici> jack_: read the response that ubottu told you above
[14:42] <jack_> i red it :p
[14:42] <delopart> is there anyone to face that problem
[14:42] <tunnuz> Hello, I'm back.
[14:42] <delopart> http://paste.org/8581
[14:43] <tuntun> Hi. Is it possible to use an NTFS partition for linux swap?
[14:43] <mobi-sheep> enovativ: http://maketecheasier.com/use-ssh-x-forwarding-to-run-remote-apps/2009/06/22
[14:43] <faris> I don't think thats possible
[14:43] <usr13> tuntun: No
[14:43] <jerroome> tuntun no
[14:44] <tuntun> bugger.
[14:44] <stew> tuntun: perhaps by putting a swapfile on it, but you certainly could not use the entire partition
[14:44] <ImpRadar> jack_:  ow ok lol what did you think, any of them any good
[14:44] <tunnuz> So ... this is the fourth time I burn my Ubuntu image and the same file result to be corrupted when I check the drive for defects. The checksum is correct before burning and the verification after burning says it's ok.
[14:44] <tunnuz> And of course the partitioning still hangs at 33%.
[14:44] <jerroome> tuntun accessing ntfs isn't fast at all on linux, so putting swap onto is a very bad idea
[14:44] <mdm> tuntun: contrary to CI, yes you can make swap on a nfs partition.  I would ask why you want to do it however
[14:45] <faris> Could the jumper settings on my ide dvd drive be the cause of ubuntu not being able to use the drive, even though it worked in windows?
[14:45] <jack_> found :D
[14:45] <jack_> thanks
[14:45] <sipior> mdm: ntfs, not nfs.
[14:45] <mdm> sipior: same idea, again why tho
[14:46] <sipior> mdm: glutton for punishment?
[14:46] <tunnuz> Is there a way to install from an USB drive?!
[14:46] <mobi-sheep> faris: Do you have more than 1 disc readers?
[14:46] <mdm> mount whatever, make a file, loopback mount it, mkswap on it
[14:46] <tuntun> stew, I've got a 20gb NTFS partition, cant create any more because there are already four partitions, can I get linux to use the NTFS instead?
[14:46] <usr13> !usb | tuntun
[14:46] <jerroome> mdm : how do you manage to use a ntfs partitionb as swap ???????
[14:46] <NET||abuse> looking into using pgp keys a bit more for secure mail, signatures etc..
[14:46] <mobi-sheep> tuntun: Linux use a SWAP filesystem, not NTFS filesystem.
[14:46] <NET||abuse> what keyserver would people recomned using?
[14:46] <faris> mobi-sheep: No i have just the one, with two hard drives(one ide,one sata)
[14:46] <mdm> jerroome: I would call it stupid linux tricks more then anything else, its why I asked why he wanted to do it
[14:47] <jerroome> ok, because it doesn't make sense
[14:47] <usr13> tuntun: What exactly is your situation?  (What do you need to do?)
[14:47] <NET||abuse> and what resons do people generally have for getting into key usage and web of trust key signing etc..
[14:47] <stew> tuntun: you can create more than 4 if you make one an extended partition containing multiple logical partitions
[14:47] <jerroome> see u another day guys ...
[14:47] <jerroome> !quit
[14:47] <mdm> the ONLY way I see it could make sense if you were doing it on a diskless box, even then I would tell you to put in more memory and do whatever you needed more memory for elsewhere
[14:48] <tuntun> I've got a 20gb NTFS partition, half-full
[14:48] <tuntun> cant use an extended partition
[14:49] <mdm> tuntun: just shrink the ntfs partition and make a swap partition in the cleared spacve
[14:49] <usr13> tunnuz: Or, if you have enough RAM, I guess you could just not use swap
[14:50] <jeffwyeh> does anyone know what drivers to install for the ati x1400 mobility in jaunty?
[14:50] <Pici> jeffwyeh: You should be okay using the open drivers.
[14:51] <jeffwyeh> Pici: does that mean radeon/radeonhd? i'm not sure what drivers i'm using as of now, as compiz worked out of box, so i never had a need to look into it
[14:51] <Pici> jeffwyeh: If it worked ootb, then its using the proper drivers then. The restricted drivers do not support the x1400 in Jaunty.
[14:51] <bastidrazor> jeffwyeh, that would be the radeon drivers.
[14:51] <tunnuz> usr13, I guess you were talking to tuntun :)
[14:52] <usr13> o, sorry
[14:52] <tunnuz> !swap
[14:52] <bishop> joining
[14:52] <tunnuz> !scsi
[14:52] <tunnuz> !sata
[14:52] <tunnuz> !bacula
[14:52] <Pici> !msgthebot | tunnuz
[14:52] <tunnuz> !ubuntu
[14:53] <tunnuz> ah thanks
[14:53] <jeffwyeh> Pici: i guess the problem then is that i'm getting an error saying my video card doesn't have shader model 3.0 when i try to run some games. would installing radeonhd drivers solve that?
[14:53] <drcode_> hi all
[14:54] <BenTM> i try to install an twiki system, after installation i get follow msg.: Can't locate Unicodepath in @INC
[14:54] <drcode_> is there ubuntu for old pc like pentume 200 with x?
[14:54] <Um_cara_qualquer> anyone knows a nice video converter?
[14:54] <raidghost> drcode_: i386
[14:54] <sipior> Um_cara_qualquer: Handbrake is quite nice.
[14:54] <drcode_> ?
[14:55] <mdm> drcode: yes its called download it and install it, there is nothing extra special about them
[14:55] <Um_cara_qualquer> sipior: sudo apt-get install handbrake right?
[14:55] <drcode_> some light ver of ubuntu?
[14:55] <sipior> drcode: you might have a look at xubuntu. consider stuffing the box full of as much memory as you can get your hands on.
[14:55] <drcode_> I know some projects like puppy linux and DSL
[14:55] <usr13> drcode_: xubuntu
[14:55] <drcode_> is there somthing based on ubuntu?
[14:55] <drcode_> xubuntu will work on p200 ?
[14:55] <sipior> Um_cara_qualquer: not in the repositories, to my knowledge, but easily available from their website.
[14:56] <Um_cara_qualquer> humm
[14:56] <loompek> morning
[14:56] <Um_cara_qualquer> lets see
[14:56] <Pici> jeffwyeh: You could try, I'm having a hard time finding info on whether either of the support SM3
[14:56] <loompek> i have a question.. how could i add another operator for mobile broadband connection in NetworkManager?
[14:56] <drcode_> k
[14:56] <drcode_> thanx
[14:57] <jeffwyeh> Pici: thanks, i'll give it a shot. last question: where/how do i install the radeonhd driver?
[14:58] <Pici> jeffwyeh: Install the xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd package
[14:58] <jeffwyeh> Pici: alright, thanks!
[14:58] <usr13> jeffwyeh: apt-cache search radeon
[14:59] <kohlrak> how do i find out what services are using what ports?
[14:59] <DougieRichardson> hi all, any Xorg experts around?
[14:59] <Pici> kohlrak: sudo netstat -tanp
[14:59] <kohlrak> thank you pici
[14:59] <usr13> kohlrak: netstat -pantu
[15:00] <kohlrak> ah, more info, thank you user13 XD
[15:02] <Dave__> is it possible to use the desktop cube thing with double monitors?
[15:03] <usr13> DougieRichardson: What do you need to do?
[15:04] <DougieRichardson> usr13: have a problem with xorg.conf being lost on shutdown
[15:04] <paav1> i got a little problem, any new sites made i cant load but they work from proxy ip
[15:04] <usr13> DougieRichardson: What video card are you using?
[15:05] <bob_rock> usr13: You are the man
[15:05] <usr13> bob_rock: np
[15:05] <bishop> leaving...bakltr...
[15:05] <DougieRichardson> usr13:  Intel
[15:06] <Dishtroyer> <---- Needs help installing a PCTEL fax modem
[15:06] <BlakHat_> hi guys, i just installed kubuntu 9.04 inside my windows 7 c:\ drive. does anyone know how i can start it?
[15:06] <BlakHat_> hi guys, i just installed kubuntu 8.04* inside my windows 7 c:\ drive. does anyone know how i can start it?
[15:06] <Spike1506> reboot?
[15:07] <bob_rock> usr13: your script looks like nothing happen to my wireless connection, but actually I am disconnected. thanks so much USR13
[15:07] <beeryourself> \part
[15:08] <usr13> DougieRichardson: So you are using i810 driver?
[15:08] <burno> can someone help me please? Pidgin is showing in every viewports taskbar... can i change that? using ubuntu 9.04
[15:08] <bullgard4>  After 8.04.2>9.04 upgrade NetworkManager_Applet 0.7.0.100 shows "Wired Network > device not managed". But I can ping another computer in the LAN and call web sites via Firefox. How to make that the state message will change to 'Auto eth0'?
[15:08] <DougieRichardson> usr13: I'm not sure in the wonderful world of autoconfigures Xorg - how to tell?
[15:09] <usr13> DougieRichardson: Tell me what you've done to install video driver.
[15:09] <Galbadore> Does anyone else have the problem with apt-get update/upgrade starts and on larger files, a few Megabytes or more, comes to a screaching crawl. But only from the main archive.ubuntu.com repository. I use a different one mostly, but it's been going on for a while with the main one.
[15:10] <mbeierl> burno: usually only windows that "require attention" show in all viewport's taskbars.  Is pidgin trying to inform you of something, perhaps?
[15:11] <DougieRichardson> usr13: sorry you miss my point - the system has functioned fine until the last few days.  The driver works, there's no issues there.  If i suspend and resume it's fine and if I hibernate too. However if I shutdown and boot I get a blank screen.  Running repair mode and xorg's check util finds xorg.conf errors and repairs them.
[15:11] <Galbadore> Right now, a 4.757MB file and shows 15 min, which is horrible.
[15:11] <GreyGhost> BlakHat_, reboot didnt work?
[15:12] <BlakHat_> GreyGhost no
[15:12]  * mobi-sheep sings a "It's a bug.  It's a bug.  It's a bug" song to to burno and mbeierl
[15:12] <BlakHat_> GreyGhost it goes straight to windows
[15:12] <mbeierl> mobi-sheep: really?  I haven't hit it yet then :(
[15:12] <usr13> DougieRichardson: What version of Ubuntu are you running?
[15:13] <enriq> where does a smb share get mounted when doing Places/Connect to server?
[15:13] <DougieRichardson> usr13: Jaunty
[15:13] <erUSUL> enriq: ~/.gvfs/
[15:13] <mobi-sheep> burno: Look in your Pidgin Plugin.
[15:13] <Adam1989> does anyone have any advice on getting the intel integrated graphics to work better on ubuntu 9.04
[15:13] <enriq> erUSUL: cheers
[15:13] <burno> mbeierl: no, nothing, the buddy list allways shows in every viewport... i don't even have an chat window opened...
[15:14] <gemilang> help, how to format my harddisk?
[15:14] <mobi-sheep> burno: Do you use Message Notification plugin?
[15:14] <GreyGhost> BlakHat_, try chkdsk /r
[15:14] <usr13> DougieRichardson: Do you do sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[15:14] <BlakHat_> aight lemme try
[15:14] <mbeierl> mobi-sheep: DOH!  I never noticed - 'cos I just checked here (4 viewports) but on the one I checked, I had so many others opened I didn't see it.  :)
[15:15] <burno> mobi-sheep: no i don't
[15:15] <mobi-sheep> mbeierl: Here you go.  You have a bug too. :)
[15:15] <DougieRichardson> usr13: well, whatever is called from the recovery option on grubs boot menu, same effect though
[15:15] <Justcop> I am having a problem with my sound. It only seems to be able to work with one program at a time. When I have a music program open youtube videos have no sound. I have to close the music prgram and reboot firefox to make it work.
[15:15] <mbeierl> mobi-sheep: yay!  I have a bug, I have a bug.
[15:15] <rhineheart_m> I can't ping domain but only IP address.. what is causing the problem? thanks..
[15:15] <gemilang> help, do you know how to formating harddisk?
[15:16] <Adam1989> sorry dougie were you talking to me?
[15:16] <mobi-sheep> burno: Try toggling that.
[15:16] <mbeierl> gemilang: to what purpose is the format?
[15:16] <gemilang> mbeierl, just want to clean it up
[15:17] <legend2440> DougieRichardson: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/intel-graphics-performance-guide-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html
[15:17] <mbeierl> gemilang: what file system type?  Do you have the hard drive currently accessible in Ubuntu?
[15:17] <mobi-sheep> burno: Toggle off "Insert number of messages in your X property" and try now.  If that does not work, well, nevermind then.  It's a bug.
[15:17] <burno>  mobi-sheep: i can't toggle it, when i'm noch in the viewport, where the program is
[15:17] <DougieRichardson> usr13: thanks for your help, I think we're looking at different issues though - I need to go, I'll check in with the Xorg team later.  Not sure if this is an Xorg or an init issue to be honest
[15:18] <Adam1989> Thanks Dougie, i owe you one. Cheers from Australia :)
[15:18] <mdm> rhineheart_m: what do you mean ping a domain, ICMP only works on IP addresses.
[15:18] <Justcop>  I am having a problem with my sound. It only seems to be able to work with one program at a time. When I have a music program open youtube videos have no sound. I have to close the music prgram and reboot firefox to make it work. Sometimes I have the reverse problem, there is no sound in the music program.
[15:18] <usr13> DougieRichardson: I don't know either, was just googling for answers but.. nothing yet.
[15:18] <DougieRichardson> legend2440: Driver already works, it appears to be an init.d issue
[15:18]  * DougieRichardson waves all
[15:18] <DougieRichardson> usr13 legend2440: thanks anyway
[15:19] <gemilang> mbeierl: actually those harddisk has an lastest ubuntu then i dont need to use again coz i have the others with ubuntu too
[15:19] <usr13> DougieRichardson: There may be newer drivers you can get from intel that... well give that a try.
[15:19] <rhineheart_m> I got it.. I just edited.. /etc/resolv.conf.. thanks anyway
[15:19] <mattalexx> Hi, I am trying to use gedit to work with PHP but I'm used to selecting a variable by double-clicking it. This is a problem because gedit doesn't regard "$" as a word char. Anyone have a similar experience and might be able to point me in the right direction?
[15:20] <Justcop> can anyone help me with my question? (see above)
[15:20] <gemilang> mbeierl: yes right now im using ubuntu, and i want secondary harddisk to be formatted
[15:20] <mobi-sheep> !info gedit
[15:21] <mobi-sheep> mattalexx: As you can see, it's a simple text editor.  You might want to try geany.
[15:21] <mobi-sheep> mattalexx: Also, useful information for you to check out.
[15:21] <Justcop> help me please
[15:21] <mobi-sheep> !ide | mattalexx
[15:21] <usr13> gemilang: What filesystem type do you want on the second HD?
[15:22] <rhineheart_m> is it possible to be using more than 3 audio cards and each should have different music?
[15:22] <Dreamglider> how can i see the creation date of a file ?
[15:22] <usr13> Dreamglider: ls -l
[15:22] <gemilang> usr13: nothing i just want empty my secondary harddisk
[15:23] <mattalexx> mobi-sheep, thank you for your response. The thing is, Gedit has everything I need but I need one thing to be different. I wonder if maybe I could write a plugin or something.
[15:23] <mattalexx> ... or compile it myself or something.
[15:23] <blubb> hello.
[15:23] <blubb> i have some problems with my wireless-lan-card. Normaly i can activate it, pressing a special key, but since i installed ubuntu, nothing happens.
[15:23] <usr13> gemilang: What filesystem type do you want on it? ext3?
[15:23] <mobi-sheep> mattalexx: That's always possible.  However, I do not know how to do this myself. :)
[15:23] <Justcop> I am having a problem with my sound. It only seems to be able to work with one program at a time. When I have a music program open youtube videos have no sound. I have to close the music prgram and reboot firefox to make it work. Sometimes I have the reverse problem, there is no sound in the music program.
[15:23] <usr13> gemilang: fat32?
[15:24] <mattalexx> usr13, why?
[15:24] <mattalexx> Are you installing Win on it?
[15:24] <gemilang> usr13:  what your recommend?
[15:24] <Nanaki> hey does anyone know about kiba being available on a 64 bit version?
[15:25] <Nanaki> of jaunty
[15:25] <mobi-sheep> mattalexx: I think that's small price to pay if you need to highlight $ <and variable word> although.
[15:25] <tunnuz> Uff ... still the partitioner hangs on 33%. Same file of the CD is corrupted if I perform the disk test ... !! Sounds impossible.
[15:25] <usr13> gemilang: sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/hdb1  # But make sure hdb1 is the correct drive/partition
[15:25] <Justcop> I am having a problem with my sound. It only seems to be able to work with one program at a time. When I have a music program open youtube videos have no sound. I have to close the music prgram and reboot firefox to make it work. Sometimes I have the reverse problem, there is no sound in the music program.
[15:25] <Justcop> I am having a problem with my sound. It only seems to be able to work with one program at a time. When I have a music program open youtube videos have no sound. I have to close the music prgram and reboot firefox to make it work. Sometimes I have the reverse problem, there is no sound in the music program.
[15:25] <Justcop> I am having a problem with my sound. It only seems to be able to work with one program at a time. When I have a music program open youtube videos have no sound. I have to close the music prgram and reboot firefox to make it work. Sometimes I have the reverse problem, there is no sound in the music program.
[15:25] <FloodBot1> Justcop: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:25] <tunnuz> Cool.
[15:25] <mattalexx> Compiling it myself is the small price to pay? mobi-sheep
[15:26] <Supra_993> HI
[15:26] <tunnuz> Uff ... still the partitioner hangs on 33%. Same file of the CD is corrupted if I perform the disk test ... !! Sounds impossible. Should I try with the gparted live cd?
[15:26] <ubuntunom> im now on my LiveCD and for some reason I cant increase my linux partition in gParted? I can decrease the win part, but cant utilise it?!?!?
[15:26] <Nanaki> hey does anyone know about kiba being available on a 64 bit version of jaunty
[15:26] <gemilang> usr13:  thank you, i will try.
[15:27] <Justcop> I am having a problem with my sound. It only seems to be able to work with one program at a time. When I have a music program open youtube videos have no sound. I have to close the music prgram and reboot firefox to make it work. Sometimes I have the reverse problem, there is no sound in the music program.
[15:27] <usr13> !sound | Justcop
[15:27] <usr13> Justcop: Quit repeating yourself.
[15:28] <GreyGhost> Justcop, stop spamming .. if anyone knows the answer .. he/she will reply ..
[15:28] <Supra_993> he i have Asus Eee laptop i install ubuntu co dent reach wireless drive what should i do ?
[15:28] <Husaini> what Justcop problem ?
[15:29] <Dishtroyer> Anyone know how to install a PCTEL fax modem?
[15:29] <maveas> How do I make an image of a usb harddrive?
[15:29] <cabrey> maveas, use dd
[15:30] <Supra_993>  he i have Asus Eee laptop i install ubuntu co dent reach wireless drive what should i do ?
[15:30] <Husaini> maveas : look administation > create usb images
[15:30] <Justcop> I have a real problem that I am having difficulty searching for an answer for but instead your talking through how to format a hard drive for someone that can't be bothered to read on the interenet
[15:30] <jay1> how do i find my java path?
[15:30] <maveas> What if it cannot read it's SA?
[15:30] <GreyGhost> Dishtroyer, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/PcTel
[15:30] <GreyGhost> that hlps?
[15:30] <Husaini> maveas what do you mean ?
[15:30] <mbeierl> Justcop: we are all just volunteers here.  If you don't like that, don't yell at us.
[15:30] <Dishtroyer> Thnks
[15:30] <Husaini> maveas its not works?
[15:30] <sipior> Justcop: can you think of a reason why we should trouble to help an unpleasant person?
[15:30] <maveas> It's making the click of death..
[15:31] <Supra_993> ?
[15:31] <GreyGhost> Justcop, you dnt pay us .. we choose who to help when we can help
[15:31] <maveas> But I think it's a problem with it's SA / bad blocks.
[15:31] <mbeierl> Supra_993: which type of eeepc do you have?
[15:31] <Husaini> you need to select the images first in your drive
[15:31] <GreyGhost> Justcop, simple solution to ur prolbme .. don't close firefox/ nor music player ..
[15:31] <Supra_993> inteal atom 900
[15:31] <Supra_993> intel
[15:31] <usr13> Justcop: Some of have a problem with YOU.  In fact most of us by now I would suppose.
[15:31] <cabrey> Husaini, he wants to make an image *of* the drive, not write one to it
[15:31] <mobi-sheep> mattalexx: Heh.  Not that.  I mean halt your PHP coding to figure out how to manipulate gedit into highlight $variable.  Slacking off, ie.
[15:31] <mbeierl> Supra_993: sorry - is it a 900, 700, etc?  Do you know?
[15:32] <Supra_993> 1 min
[15:32] <Supra_993> no it 900
[15:32] <achillion> Does anyone else find that Unison is very slow when synchronizing to a network drive? I'm trying to see if there is a way to make it faster or if there's a problem on my end.
[15:32] <mbeierl> Supra_993: ok.  I am sorry - I did not fully understand your question - what are you trying to do?
[15:33] <Supra_993> i want a wireless driver
[15:33] <Husaini> maveas http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/linux/create-a-bootable-ubuntu-usb-flash-drive-the-easy-way/
[15:33] <Supra_993> Wifi
[15:33] <axxc> lo fellas, is there a way to make languages appear in Language Support dialogue ?
[15:33] <maveas> omg, I dont need to do a ubuntu usb flash drive
[15:33] <cabrey> Supra_993, the 900 should work out of the box, what version of ubuntu?
[15:33] <cabrey> maveas, I know what you are saying
[15:33] <Supra_993> 8.1
[15:33] <Supra_993> 8.10
[15:34] <cabrey> maveas, you can use dd to create an exact image of the drive
[15:34] <mbeierl> Supra_993: so you installed the Ubuntu netbook remix 9.04 or what version?
[15:34] <cabrey> Supra_993, use 9.04, everything works completely out of the box
[15:34] <maveas> yeah, but how? :S
[15:34] <mbeierl> Supra_993: oh - I see you installed standard Ubuntu 8.10?
[15:34] <Supra_993> yes
[15:34] <Husaini> maveas read the link
[15:34] <Supra_993> so where i get 9.04
[15:34] <Husaini> i already give for you
[15:34] <mbeierl> Supra_993: I agree with cabrey - 9.04 is really what you want.  It works much better on the Asus eeepc
[15:35] <cabrey> Husaini, you're not listening to what he wants
[15:35] <maveas> Husaini: What do I need that for?
[15:35] <maveas> I
[15:35] <Supra_993> where i get the 9.04
[15:35] <Supra_993> ?\
[15:35] <n-iCe> hu5h_ :)
[15:35] <maveas> !dd
[15:35] <n-iCe> Husaini :)
[15:35] <maveas> !ddrescue
[15:35] <maveas> How do I mount a broken harddrive?
[15:35] <maveas> :S
[15:35] <cabrey> maveas, it is a commandline tool if that doesn't bother you
[15:35] <mbeierl> Supra_993: http://ubuntu.com/
[15:35] <mobi-sheep> achillion: Syncing for first time will be slow as there are everything to be sync.  If that's not your case.
[15:36] <Dishtroyer> GreyGhost: the article referes to breezy badger 5.6. I am running Hardy 8.0
[15:36] <maveas> cabrey: that's fine with me
[15:36] <Supra_993> thank u alot
[15:36] <maveas> I just need to do this image for a friend. He really misses his harddrive :/
[15:36] <Husaini> you want to create iso images or what ?
[15:36] <usr13> axxc: System > Administration > Language Support
[15:36] <maveas> No Husaini ..
[15:36] <mbeierl> Supra_993: there is a banner near the right hand side that says "Ubuntu netbook remix"  That is better still for Asus eeepc
[15:36] <Supra_993> i will
[15:36] <GreyGhost> Dishtroyer, aww.. sory then i cant really help .. i dnt knw much bout that modem ..
[15:36] <axxc> no languages appear
[15:37] <cabrey> maveas, make sure that it isn't mounted. then do 'dd if=/dev/sd[x] of=/path/to/image/file.img' where [x] is your usb drive
[15:37] <achillion> mobi-sheep: It's always slow, even on subsequent synchronizations. I also notice that it stops at certain files (the same files every time) for long periods of time, while those files aren't any bigger than the rest
[15:37] <mobi-sheep> mattalexx: I just looked into this -- It's just me contributing to your bit --> http://www.andphp.com/2008/02/23/gedit-for-php-development-textmate-ish/
[15:37] <maveas> it isn't mounted? :S
[15:37] <muha> hey what kind of flash plugin should i use whit jautny amd64 bit
[15:37] <mobi-sheep> !flash | muha
[15:37] <cabrey> muha, adobe's 64 bit plugin
[15:37] <cabrey> !flash64
[15:37] <maveas> It cannot even mount.. the drive is broken..
[15:37] <rance> I have a ssh problem in ubuntu that the man page doesnt cover, and I need some help.  How do I alter the ssh implementation of ubuntu to allow the plain text hostnames to be included in a users known_hosts file.  I'm having an issue with keys being updated and on my centos boxes I can edit known_hosts with confidence because the plain text hostname is in the entry, but on ubuntu I cant tell which entries to change, so I end up blowing
[15:37] <rance>  away the whole file, how can I make the known_hosts entry in ubuntu show the plain text hostname?
[15:38] <mobi-sheep> Oh there are flash64 factorid.  Thanks cabrey. :)
[15:38] <Dishtroyer> GreyGhost: Thanks anyway
[15:38] <mbeierl> cabrey, muha: It is still a little buggy though...
[15:38] <GreyGhost> maveas, if its broken then its gonna be hard ..
[15:38] <cabrey> maveas, does it show up in /dev/?
[15:38] <usr13> maveas: If the drive is broken, you will need to get another working drive of the same type and take it appart (in a clean room) and switch platters.
[15:38] <muha> do you have a link
[15:38] <maveas> usr13: lol, not.
[15:39] <cabrey> !flash64 > muha
[15:39] <muha> i allready installed gnash but i cant get it working
[15:39] <maveas> How do I see if it's in dev?
[15:39] <cabrey> muha, uninstall gnash
[15:39] <maveas> I'm not that kind of a geek yet..
[15:39] <usr13> maveas: sudo fdisk -l
[15:39] <maveas> Yeah
[15:39] <maveas> There is something
[15:40] <maveas> Mind if I paste?
[15:40] <usr13> maveas: What do you see?
[15:40] <cabrey> maveas, ok which one is it? 'sdb' 'sdc' etc?
[15:40] <cabrey> maveas, use pastebin
[15:40] <usr13> maveas: use pastebin
[15:40] <maveas> ok
[15:40] <maveas> http://maveas.pastebin.com/m871d35f
[15:40] <Husaini> i think he need partimage, but its ok
[15:40] <Husaini> sorry :)
[15:41] <GreyGhost> maveas, wat do u mean by broken btw?
[15:41] <usr13> maveas: mount
[15:41] <maveas> It sounds like it cannot read it's SA
[15:41] <usr13> maveas: See if it is mounted.
[15:41] <maveas> Or there are some bad blocks..
[15:41] <cabrey> maveas, ok now we have the drive identifier. so 'dd if=/dev/sdc1 of=/path/to/image/here.img'
[15:41] <mattalexx> mobi-sheep, See that last post by "Matt Alexander" on the 6th? That's me.
[15:41] <mattalexx> :-)
[15:41] <maveas> Ups, sorry, sdc1 is another harddrive..
[15:41] <maveas> Lol, fail on me
[15:42] <usr13> maveas: mount |grep sdc1
[15:42] <joeyeye> how do I discover what version of graphics driver my ubuntu install is using (I'm on Jaunty)
[15:42] <usr13> maveas: Is it mounted?
[15:42] <maveas> It's not sdc.. It's not even there..
[15:42] <maveas> No
[15:42] <maveas> Shit
[15:42] <FloodBot1> maveas: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:42] <mobi-sheep> mattalexx: Heh. :)
[15:43] <oenone1> hellow guyz
[15:43] <oenone1> how are we today ?
[15:43] <usr13> cabrey: What is he trying to do?
[15:43] <cabrey> usr13, make an image of the drive using dd, but first he has to find the identifier
[15:43] <chanux> I was compiling bip (IRC proxy) & got following error(s)http://pastebin.com/d24f8d7db . Someone please help me.
[15:43] <mobi-sheep> mattalexx: I use Oblivion color myself.  Forget the Darkmate, I think.  I never owned an OSX myself.  Sooo. ;o
[15:43] <maveas> I thought it was possible to make an image of a broken drive..
[15:43] <cabrey> !pm > muha
[15:43] <axxc> any1 ?
[15:44] <maveas> Broken as in SA cannot be read or bad blocks..
[15:44] <cabrey> muha, yes its a jaunty specific page
[15:44] <GreyGhost> joeyeye, u using nVidia driver?
[15:44] <GreyGhost> hey oenone1
[15:44] <Maximo> question, Is there any little program/application that I can use to send free text messages?
[15:44] <Maximo> thanks
[15:44] <maveas> Okay.. am I lost here?
[15:44] <oenone1> hi there greghost
[15:44] <muha> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxAMD64FlashJava this code works whit jaunty?
[15:44] <axxc> there're no languages appear in Language Support dialogue
[15:44] <joeyeye> greyghost: well my adapter is the Intel GMA950 - I want to see if using uxa acceleration will have any effect, but don't know what driver is currently used
[15:45] <cabrey> maveas, if the computer doesn't even recognize it we can't do anything
[15:45] <usr13> maveas: Is it /dev/sdc1  ?
[15:45] <maveas> usr13: no
[15:45] <GreyGhost> joeyeye, try glxinfo
[15:45] <mobi-sheep> How do I find the best (fast) server nearest to my connection?  I remember something about that in synaptic?
[15:45] <joeyeye> greyghost: ok will do - brb
[15:45] <usr13> cabrey: Yes, I told him, it it is broken, he will not be able to read it.
[15:45] <squircle> Maximo: try google, there are tons of websites that can send free texts, and you can probably set up a cURL script to do it automatically. also, that kind of question needs to go in #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:46] <HaliFax> morning
[15:46] <usr13> maveas: If the drive is truly broken, you will need to get another working drive of the same type and take it appart (in a clean room) and switch platters.
[15:46] <oenone1> can someone teach me how to install planeshift un jaunty
[15:46] <squircle> !hi | HaliFax
[15:46] <HaliFax> thnx
[15:46] <usr13> maveas: Or pay someone else to do it for you.
[15:46] <n-iCe> Why Ubuntu?
[15:46] <Maximo> squircle: thanks for you reply and soon joining #ubuntu-offtopic..
[15:46] <n-iCe> And why Debian?
[15:46] <maveas> No thanks
[15:46] <GreyGhost> maveas, u can try some data recovery tools ..
[15:46] <maveas> usr13: no thanks man
[15:47] <GreyGhost> bt it will have to mount somehow ..
[15:47] <Husaini> oh god
[15:47] <joeyeye> greyghost: what am I looking for ? I see this "OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI Intel(R) 945G GEM 20090326 2009Q1 RC2 x86/MMX/SSE2" ...
[15:48] <maveas> I will
[15:48] <GreyGhost> joeyeye, wats uxa acceleration?
[15:48] <squircle> hi #ubuntu, i'm having a problem doing administrative actions through GNOME apps. For instance, whenever I go to add a user, the "Unlock" button is greyed out and the tooltip says "This action is not allowed". however, I can still gksudo <appname> and it'll work. any ideas?
[15:49] <joeyeye> greyghost: it's an Xorg option as far as I understand
[15:49] <Husaini> maveas can u tell , you want to create the image file in your drive ? right ?
[15:49] <mbeierl> squircle: you (or a group you belong to) are in the sudoers list?
[15:49] <ubuntunom> any reason why i cant increase the size of partition on gparted? i can shrink but cant utilise the empty space. im on live cd.
[15:49] <GreyGhost> joeyeye, hmm .. i dnt knw much .. but glxinfo gives u driver info and version ..
[15:49] <mbeierl> squircle: (just checking the basics... lemme know if you've already covered those)
[15:50] <squircle> mbeierl: yeah, I am, and I can use sudo fine in the terminal, as well as gksudo.
[15:50] <joeyeye> greyghost: glxinfo gives me the opengl version
[15:50] <maveas> Husaini: huh?
[15:50] <mdm> squircle: adding users is an administrative task, as such needs admin rights.  This is why it is greyed out for your normal user account and why it requires sudo access to run
[15:50] <GreyGhost> Husaini, he has a drive .. it is broken .. he wants to try and create an image of it to try and recover data
[15:50] <mbeierl> mdm: but would the "unlock" button not do that for him?
[15:50] <squircle> mdm: I know that, normally I just click on unlock and type in the administrative (root) password, but it has stopped becoming available for me to click
[15:50] <squircle> it used to work
[15:51] <Husaini> maveas , look and read your notice , good luck :)
[15:51] <GreyGhost> joeyeye, no .. driver too OpenGL version string vendor string etc
[15:51] <adac> Someone know a nice tutorial how to install and set up php5-cgi?
[15:51] <_whiff> Will Office 2007 work with Wine 1.1.24(under Interpid)
[15:51] <squircle> mbeierl and mdm: it works when I'm at the machine locally, but if I'm accessing it through VNC or NX, it won't work, but I can still just run gksudo
[15:51] <cabrey> !appdb | _whiff
[15:52] <_whiff> ubottu: You a bot?
[15:52] <mbeierl> squircle: oh.  Interesting.  That's something different as if somehow the remote control is not allowing you to do a sudo-like operation...
[15:52] <mobi-sheep> _whiff: You probably will face less issues if you were to run Windows XP in !virtualbox and install Office 2007 in it.
[15:52] <mdm> squircle: if you are already accessing it remotly just use adduser
[15:52] <_whiff> ubottu: Never mind, I got my answer.
[15:53] <chanux> I resolved my problem.
[15:53] <_whiff> mobi-sheep: I'll try wine first. I don't own a copy of XP.
[15:53] <Husaini> n-iCe if you said like , what are you using now ? as i know ubuntu and debian is easy to manage :)
[15:54] <Maximo> sfire: kind of like setting up a cURL script to answer automatically...
[15:54] <cabrey> _whiff, office 2007 works nicely under wine, have you checked the appdb?
[15:54] <squircle> mdm and mbeierl: it's not just adding users, it's any GNOME administration program that requires root access in the admin menu (users, services etc.), but ones that open directly as root (with gksudo) still pop up the box for the root password and work fine, it's just these magic unlock buttons have stopped working. if I knew the app names, i could just run gksudo system-config-users or whatever, but these magic buttons wont' work anymore.
[15:54] <imatech> are there any good open source ivr systems out there that run on linux?
[15:55] <mbeierl> squircle: yes, I see that, and it appears that there's been some bugs reported on it, for example: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/policykit/+bug/238799
[15:55] <mdm> imatech: asterisk
[15:55] <cabrey> squircle, did you uninstall policykit?
[15:55] <_whiff> cabrey: Not installable according to them.
[15:55] <mobi-sheep> squircle: users-admin ?
[15:55] <squircle> cabrey: no
[15:55] <neothecat> has anyone had a problem with UrbanTerror (and i assume others also), going from fullscreen to windowed for no reason, and then losing all keyboard/mouse control?
[15:55] <cabrey> _whiff, oh yes I ran into that problem also, I managed to get around it
[15:55] <squircle> mobi-sheep: it doesn't work if I go to run command -> gksudo system-config-users
[15:55] <cabrey> _whiff, it was a regression
[15:56] <squircle> cabrey: is policykit uninstallable?
[15:56] <mobi-sheep> squircle: I mean "gksudo users-admin"
[15:56] <cabrey> squircle, you might've accidentally uninstalled it :/
[15:56] <imatech> thanks mdm...i see YATE in my package manager..
[15:56] <_whiff> cabrey: So, its worth a try?
[15:56] <imatech> have you used asterisk?
[15:56] <cabrey> _whiff, yea there is a tutorial somewhere, let me find it
[15:56] <squircle> mobi-sheep: it still launches as a normal user (despite asking for my password) and the unlock button is still greyed out
[15:57] <_whiff> cabrey: http://samanathon.com/how-to-install-microsoft-office-2007-in-ubuntu-9-04/ <-- This one?
[15:57] <mbeierl> squircle: I think comment #10 (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/policykit/+bug/238799/comments/10) is pretty telling - it looks like VNC is treated as a remote login and if the remote logins are disallowed, then policykit won't auth you
[15:57] <mdm> imatech: I use trixbox, its has aserisk on it yes
[15:57] <legend2440> squircle: read post #6 and 7           http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7298159
[15:57] <scribawf> how do I convert rpm package to deb?
[15:57] <mdm> !alien
[15:57] <squircle> cabrey and mobi-sheep and mbeierl and legend2440: I'm using NX, not VNC, would this still apply?
[15:57] <cabrey> _whiff, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1173365
[15:58] <cabrey> _whiff, or that one, but that one is a bit misleading
[15:59] <mbeierl> squircle: probably, but I don't use NX much so I can't confirm.
[15:59] <egw_> there is a cpanel for create users in linux and set their personal webpage in home?
[15:59] <usr13> schmidtm: Are you sure there is not a deb  version of it you can get?
[16:00] <_whiff> cabrey: "I suggest start with version 1.1.12 to 1.1.16" Nothing below 1.1.18 is available.
[16:00] <usr13> schmidtm: What are you wanting to install?
[16:00] <GreyGhost> egw_, a what to do what?
[16:00] <squircle> mbeierl: i checked and dpkg says policykit is installed, so I'll assume it's this bug. is there any way other than gksudo to launch the users admin panel as root?
[16:00] <egw_> i have a test host for personal webpages
[16:00] <egw_> but i want to be more autmatically
[16:00] <egw_> server/user
[16:01] <squircle> mbeierl: even sudo users-admin from a terminal doesn't work
[16:01] <mbeierl> squircle: you want the GTK graphical panel?
[16:01] <legend2440> !nvidia > me
[16:01] <ndy40> hey guys whats up
[16:01] <ndy40> a good day from me to u
[16:01] <ndy40> i got this issue guys
[16:02] <GreyGhost> !ask | ndy40
[16:02] <squircle> mbeierl: preferably, if not, i could just use the terminal and adduser blah blah blah
[16:02] <mobi-sheep> ndy40: We all got issues. :(
[16:02] <ndy40> i have finally been able to get ubuntu 8.04 to see my wireless hardware on my presario cq40
[16:02] <luckyone> are there any good web based media players? I want to be able to play music directly from my NAS via a web portal
[16:03] <ndy40> to get it to work i had to compile the driver supplied by broadcom
[16:03] <squircle> mbeierl: it says in the comments on this bug that *somehow* the policykit policy can be adjusted
[16:03] <ndy40> and now my wireless is up but
[16:03] <ndy40> when i restart system it no longer comes on
[16:03] <ndy40> i have to run modprobe wl.ko
[16:03] <spaceball1> My X/Display Manager/Window manager is broken somehow; I just installed xubuntu 9.04.  The desktop looked fine right after install.  I rebooted, and none of the widgets appear when X starts up.
[16:04] <ndy40> and i think from the readme file the mention this has a fault on 8.04
[16:04] <elcomprendo> pls help i messed with my source list and know i cannot update
[16:04] <elcomprendo> someone pls help
[16:04] <Halitech> luckyone, edna works as a web server - http://edna.sourceforge.net/
[16:04] <bastidrazor> ndy40, add wl to /etc/modules .. that will load wl module on boot
[16:04] <Halitech> elcomprendo, can you post the output of cat /etc/apt/sources.list - use pastebin
[16:05] <muha> i dont understand this bit "   1. Move the file in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins for a site-wide install (or in ~/.mozilla/plugins for a single-user install):" what file ??? check this site https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMD64/FirefoxAndPlugins?action=show&redirect=FirefoxAMD64FlashJava
[16:05] <ndy40> so i humbly ask how do i rectify this and get my wireless comeon automatically
[16:06] <spaceball1> I was hoping ubuntu would be user friendly enough for a "normal" person to use. :-\
[16:06] <tavi> hy
[16:06] <mdm> spaceball1: it is
[16:06] <Gird3r> For getting wireless to work, I would agree with spaceball1. However, I can't demand it to work 100% flawless.
[16:07] <squircle> mbeierl: found it, it's sudo ck-launch-session polkit-gnome-authorization to change the policykit settings, thanks for all your help, i guess i'll stick around and answer some other, less technical questions ;)
[16:07] <spaceball1> mdm: Well, I haven't done anything "weird", and I'm pretty sure any normal person would give up at this point.  The system is unusable.
[16:07] <spaceball1> s/the/my/
[16:07] <mbeierl> squircle: YAY!  sorry - was away from keyboard for a moment there and just catching up
[16:07] <mdm> spaceball1: other then installing some packages with apt, all of my boxes were little more then boot the cd and install the os
[16:08] <krishmish> spaceball1: it is comfortable to learn
[16:08] <squircle> mbeierl: now i just have to figure out what policykit settings to change, and, for once, google isn't helping
[16:08] <mbeierl> so, anyone know if there is a way to get the distribution update to use a specific mirror?  The one that it's using for me right now is really slow
[16:08] <Gird3r> I have no big problems with ubuntu, except wireless.
[16:08] <Halitech> spaceball1, describe "unusable"
[16:08] <krishmish> spaceball1: its how u approach
[16:08] <Gird3r> :)
[16:08] <Mithran> spaceball1:  I had issues with 9.04 and xfce my self. Lost my panel and didn't want to give it back.
[16:08] <spaceball1> When I turn on the computer, all I see is a blue screen and a mouse pointer.
[16:08] <spaceball1> s/screen/background
[16:08] <Halitech> spaceball1, what video card?
[16:08] <mdm> spaceball1: granted I gave them all static ip addresses, and hand did the resolv.conf.  But other then that almost everything installed and ran fine.  That wich didnt run fine required me to configure it before it ran.  It was really that simple
[16:09] <spaceball1> Halitech, I'm not sure; I could open up the computer to find out, perhaps.
[16:09] <erUSUL_> mbeierl: System>Administration>software sources
[16:09] <Halitech> spaceball1, is anything installed on it right now?
[16:09] <usr13> Gird3r: Put the right wireless card in and it works fine.
[16:09] <spaceball1> Halitech: It displayed correctly on initial install, but after reboot, X never came back to life "correctly".
[16:09] <krishmish> spaceball1: if its the first time u are using ???
[16:09] <spaceball1> Halitech: No.
[16:09] <mbeierl> erUSUL_: that'll change it for the dist upgrade too?  Thanks!
[16:10] <spaceball1> krishmish: I've used linuxes a plenty personally, but yes, this is my first time on this system and with xubuntu 9.04 specifically.
[16:10] <Halitech> spaceball1, ok, sounds to me like you were using the livecd to install which worked okay but didn't set up properly on reboot
[16:10] <spaceball1> Halitech: No, it booted from the hard drive just fine the first time.
[16:10] <tavi> someone help me to setup a nokia 3600 slide camera
[16:10] <tavi> ?
[16:10] <tavi> to use it whit gyache?
[16:11] <spaceball1> Halitech: I did change the resolution from 1600x1200 to 1024x768.
[16:11] <krishmish> spaceball1: hmm...then im surprised however how u could find it difficult...cos i myself learnt it first thing first time before i could get to any linux distro
[16:11] <KlingaN> Hello! I just installed Linux Jaunty (9.04) and this is my first time trying Linux. I have been searching Google for an answer to the following but with no solution. -- Is there any way to get an external monitor through VGA to work with version 9.04? I have a HP Mini Note 2133.
[16:11] <krishmish> spaceball1: :-)
[16:11] <spaceball1> Halitech: (that is the only thing I did; 1600x1200 was hard to read on this screen).
[16:11] <GreyGhost> ndy40, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-942105.html
[16:11] <Gird3r> usr13: Well, it's not a internal card, it's an USB stick that I plugged in, I got the driver to work. Now I need to get the damn thing to connect to my wireless router. I tried with network manager but that one is.. well. Bleep beyond belief. So after searching i tried that network thingy, wich is way more friendly.
[16:12] <Halitech> spaceball1, might be the native driver didn't like the resolution, I would figure out what card it is and install the proper driver
[16:12] <Gird3r> But I still have not succseded in getting it to connect anywhere.
[16:12] <krishmish> KlingaN: isnt it like u wanna use it as a projection?
[16:12] <spaceball1> Halitech.  Hmm... any chance you know how to change the resolution to 1600x1200 in some xorg.conf file or something?
[16:13] <dakarn> /etc/X11/xorg.conf it should be
[16:13] <krishmish> spaceball1: dakarn is right
[16:13] <Halitech> spaceball1, Ubuntu does everything automagically so hard to edit things
[16:13] <GreyGhost> elcomprendo, wats the error?
[16:13] <krishmish> spaceball1: i had such an issue myself
[16:13] <spaceball1> I've looked there, and it had no resolution settings, AFAICT.  Hmm...
[16:13] <krishmish> spaceball1: i had to google for it
[16:13] <squircle> Halitech: i just found that out through playing with policykit: hard to edit default policy ;)
[16:14] <mdm> Gird3r: first off this is a hardware and driver issue, not a linux or ubu issue.  Secondly I would think that if you put gasoline in your diesel truck it will not work, no matter if gassoline trucks are more popular and for years you have put gassoline in your car and it "always" worked
[16:14] <KlingaN> Nobody who can help me in my matter?
[16:14] <dakarn> mmm there's a lot of people who use chopped up distros of ubuntu and they don't have all the pretty gnome packages for setting everything up via gui
[16:14] <mdm> Gird3r: I on the other hand plugged an ethernet cable into the rj45 socket and it works, without anything "special"
[16:14] <Halitech> squircle, I know they are doing it to make things easier for new users but when things don't work right, makes it hell to correct
[16:15] <Gird3r> I got the ndiswrapper to "wrap" the rt73 driver to my USB stick.
[16:15] <ubuntunom> im running ubuntu on this slightly older computer. would i see a significant speed increase if i change to xubuntu? possible to do without new clean install?
[16:15] <ScottG> How do I format a drive with ext3?
[16:15] <vigge_sWe> hai
[16:15] <achillion> ubuntunom: I've been running xubuntu and from personal experience I find it quite faster on my old laptop. you can apt-get xubuntu-desktop to have access to xfce from the login screen
[16:15] <dakarn> scottg: fdisk
[16:16] <vigge_sWe> CPU load averages 	1.16 (1 min), that is 1.16% CPU, right?
[16:16] <bastidrazor> !xfce ? ubuntunom
[16:16] <ScottG> dakarn: Ah that was the name. Ok ill read the man page
[16:16] <bastidrazor> !xfce | ubuntunom
[16:16] <Halitech> ubuntunom, possible but hard to say as the newer xubuntu isn't that light anymore ... if you want to check, open a terminal and do sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop, log out and then change the session to xfce and log back in
[16:16] <squircle> Halitech: exactly. it took me half an hour just to find out how to launch the policykit editor, of course, how would a new user know what policykit is, and why would they want to change it. oh well, i guess we'll have to adapt.
[16:16] <usr13> ScottG: fsck.ext3
[16:16] <Gird3r> Meh, after having been playing around with the terminal for 3 days and constanly trying commands I have been told to try, I might just continue using terminal.
[16:16] <erUSUL_> ScottG: use gparted
[16:16] <mdm> vigge_sWe: 116% and they are considerd extremly roguh estimates, and often quite wrong
[16:16] <ScottG> erUSUL_: Thats true I could. Whats wrong with fdisk though?
[16:16] <mdm> and ScottG you create filesystems with mkfs
[16:16] <dakarn> ubuntunom: xfce is faster than gnome, you could just install the new WM because technically xubuntu has all the same packages and libraries as ubuntu
[16:17] <erUSUL_> ScottG: fdisk only does partitions it can not format them
[16:17] <Halitech> squircle, I hope they change things back somewhat to allow manual configuration
[16:17] <krishmish> spaceball1: pls try this to reconfigure....sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[16:17] <ScottG> OK you guys have just thrown like 4 different commands at me. What do I use?
[16:17] <erUSUL_> ScottG: if you want to format via cli use mke2fs
[16:17] <Hylian> say i have a starnge question, im looking for something that will let me know if bad weather is coming on linux. there are a ton of apps for windows that will do it, will linux weatherbug or something do it?
[16:17] <usr13> ScottG: To format /dev/hdb1 in the ext3 filesystem do:  sudo fsck.ext3 /dev/hdb1
[16:17] <DirectorBonesy> So I installed the ATi propietary driver. It works decently; except that at proper resolution for my 23'' monitor, it's displaying it over approximately a 19'' area, leaving a black border around the edge of the display. What should I do to fix this?
[16:17] <ubuntunom> dakarn: so i'll just apt-get install xfce?
[16:18] <erUSUL_> ScottG: gparted is a gui program that make it easy to do all sorts of disk editing
[16:18] <bastidrazor> !xfce
[16:18] <usr13> ScottG: So chage hdb1 to suit your needs.
[16:18] <squircle> Halitech: Some super-intelligent person will come up with a custom-crafted ubuntu-based distro that allows custom configuration. Of course, I always install from the alternate CD, configure LVM, and install the base system first, edit all the config files, then install GNOME on top of that. it's my roundabout "expert" way of doing things :)
[16:18] <dakarn> ubuntunom: yes then select xfce4 as the xsession at login
[16:18] <erUSUL_> ScottG: if installed is aviable in system>Adminstration>Disk Editor
[16:18] <usr13> erUSUL_: He asked about formatting, not partitioning.
[16:18] <spaceball1> Oh, and also, if I do Ctrl-Alt-Del, the screen fades out.  If I do Ctrl-Alt-Del again, I see a "unlock screen" windows.  I can type in the window and unlock the screen.
[16:18] <grungi> hey
[16:18] <grungi> i'm just testing irc
[16:18] <Gird3r> mdm: The method to get the USB stick to connect to my wireless router is not a disscussion point. For me I don't care if I have have to type 10-20 or more commands into terminal, or go edit some files here and there. (Well the exception would be having to compile the drivers in c, wich is far beyond my knowledge, spare because I have only used ubuntu for like 4 days).
[16:18] <mdm> Hylian: tons, from plugins to web brosers to desktop apps, even in METARS
[16:18] <erUSUL_> ScottG: partition editor Disk Editor
[16:18] <ubuntunom> dakarn: can i make it permanent choice xfce? so it wont even ask it?
[16:19] <edbian> ubuntunom: It will ask if you want it as the default upon login.
[16:19] <mdm> Gird3r: it is becase you are using a hack to get windows drivers to work on a linux box
[16:19] <Halitech> squircle, I do close to the same but I use the debian net install cd
[16:19] <Hylian> there are tons of weather apps, thats true, but i have had a hard time finding one that will make an audible sound when bas weather apporaches..
[16:19] <ubuntunom> ty
[16:19] <legend2440> spaceball1: if your menus and panels are missing try opening terminal  and type   xfce4-panel
[16:19] <usr13> Gird3r: Look at the results of   fdisk -l   to see that you are looking at the right drive.
[16:19] <bastidrazor> !purekde | ubuntunom .. follow the uninstall instructions for gnome
[16:19] <usr13> ScottG: Look at the results of   fdisk -l   to see that you are looking at the right drive.
[16:19] <Hylian> *bad weather approaches lol
[16:19] <spaceball1> legend2440: Any idea how to open a terminal?
[16:20] <Gird3r> mdm: Output was: gird3r@gird3r-ftw:~$ fdisk -l
[16:20] <Gird3r> gird3r@gird3r-ftw:~$
[16:20] <Datz> Hello, when I "sudo apt-get update" I get "E: The method driver /usr/lib/apt/methods/https could not be found."  I think this is preventing me from getting some latest packages with added repos in sources.list.  How can I fix this?
[16:20] <Gird3r> In short terms, got nothing.
[16:20] <legend2440> spaceball1: alt+f2
[16:20] <squircle> Datz: You're trying to install from a secure HTTP mirror, something your apt doesn't support, use an HTTP/FTP mirror instead
[16:20] <spaceball1> legend2440: Hmm... I don't think that worked for me.. I can try again...
[16:20] <Banane> join #ci
[16:20] <mdm> Gird3r: you have to do it as an admin user, i.e. use sudo
[16:20] <dakarn> bastidrazor: i wouldn't remove all the gnome packages without knowing what dependencies are needed
[16:21] <squircle> Halitech: that's especially useful, especially when you have a machine that won't boot off cds, i have to load the debian installer through floppies, and then apply the ubuntu bootstrapper. all i can afford are old pentium II servers
[16:21] <Gird3r> Okay.
[16:21] <Hylian> i guess what i want is a desktop app or something, not a webpage, i want it to make a sound if bad weather shows up
[16:21] <Datz> squircle:  So I should remove the repo with the https?
[16:21] <ScottG> usr13: Yea I know I am. I have mounted it. I have just unplugged it and plugged it in a few times so its all the way to e
[16:21] <Datz> from sources.list?
[16:21] <spaceball1> legend2440: (I mean Alt-F2 didn't seem to switch screens)
[16:21] <dakarn> !conky |hylian
[16:21] <squircle> Datz: yes
[16:21] <Datz> thanks
[16:21] <DirectorBonesy> So I installed the ATi propietary driver. It works decently; except that at proper resolution for my 23'' monitor, it's displaying it over approximately a 19'' area, leaving a black border around the edge of the display. What should I do to fix this? Running Ubuntu 9.04 with an ATi Radeon HD4830 on a Hannspree HF237 23'' HDMI monitor.
[16:21] <DirectorBonesy> I had this problem in Windows 7, too, but it was easily fixed by adjusting a setting that doesn't seem to be in Linux's version of Catalyst.
[16:21] <Hylian> !conky
[16:21] <dakarn> hylian: you should look at conky. you can make it display pretty much anything on your desktop
[16:21] <Hylian> so conky will do that.. thanx
[16:22] <dakarn> conky will do many things, try not to get overwhelmed =)
[16:22] <legend2440> spaceball1: alt+f2 should pop up a box called Run Application
[16:22] <spaceball1> legend2440: But thanks for the xfce4_panel tip.
[16:22] <usr13> ScottG: You should un-mount it before unplugging it.
[16:22] <bastidrazor> dakarn, installing xfce after the gnome uninstall will fix all required dependencies
[16:22] <spaceball1> legend2440: Ah!
[16:22] <Halitech> squircle, thankfully the systems I've been working on lately will boot from cd and after Debian 5 you can't use floppies to boot any longer as the kernel is just too big now
[16:22] <GreyGhost> Datz, or u can try installing apt-transport-https
[16:22] <squircle> Halitech: that's why it's such a pain ;)
[16:22] <Gird3r> mdm: I only got output about my hardrives. It shows nothing about any wireless or any network related.
[16:22] <Hylian> ok, but just to be anally clear, the only thing i need it to do is make a audible sound when bad weather apporaches, and it will do that, right? LOL
[16:22] <GreyGhost> Datz, *if u have to use that repo ..
[16:22] <spaceball1> legend2440: Thanks, that sounds like a good guess.  I'm going to have to leave irc to try this.  xfce4_panel was the command you recommend?  With no flags?
[16:23] <mdm> Gird3r: I wasnt the one who told you to run fdisk.  I dont know why you did it to begin with
[16:23] <squircle> y
[16:23] <Gird3r> Oh
[16:23] <Hylian> thanx all
[16:23] <dakarn> bastidrazor: doesn't networkmanager-gnome require the gnome dependencies?
[16:23] <Gird3r> COnfused myself.
[16:23] <Halitech> squircle, yeah, I'm hoping my little endeavor to revive old computers won't require me to resort to boot from floppies :(
[16:23] <Gird3r> :s
[16:23] <DirectorBonesy> Ah, there, the setting that isn't available to be changed freely is Display Scaling I believe; where it has an option to scale image to full panel size, or No Scaling. It's set to full panel size- why isn't it using the entire size of my display? Is Xorg somehow detecting it totally wrong?
[16:23] <ScottG> usr13: Hm, damn I might not have. I will remember that
[16:23] <legend2440> spaceball1: xfce4-panel   with no flags
[16:23] <Datz> GreyGhost: I don't remember what it was for anymore, update worked now.  :)
[16:23] <squircle> Halitech: hopefully the manufacturers will release a BIOS update to allow that from time to time, unlike dell :(
[16:24] <mdm> Gird3r: if you want to list the interface try ifconfig -a, assming the install worked it would have created one
[16:24] <spaceball1> legend2440: Thanks; I'll give that a go.  Thanks all; hopefully I'll sign in again with a working X...
[16:24] <ScottG> usr13: Is there any way I can make /dev label it as sdb. Kinda annoying its all the way to e
[16:24] <GreyGhost> Datz, i suggested just in case u wanted something from that https repo ..
[16:24] <GreyGhost> anyway ..bbl
[16:24] <Gird3r> mdm: I got information about my networking. Also about wlan0 and some wierd wlan0:avahi
[16:24] <Datz> squircle, GreyGhost: Now I have a new problem. What can I do to fix this?  http://pastebin.com/m53954f51
[16:25] <mdm> Gird3r: sorry aslso assuming it is a 802.11 usb stick and not a GMRS or EDGE thing
[16:25] <Halitech> squircle, hard to say but when you are dealing with old P2's I doubt it
[16:25] <Gird3r> mdm: Maybe I should provide more information. :p
[16:25] <Datz> squircle, GreyGhost: Install transmission?
[16:25] <squircle> Datz: GreyGhost is gone, and the problem is that you need a newer version of transmission-common
[16:26] <usr13> Datz: sudo apt-get -f install
[16:26] <Gird3r> mdm: Lsusb shows: Bus 004 Device 002: ID 148f:2573 Ralink Technology, Corp. RT2501USB Wireless Adapter
[16:26] <DirectorBonesy> god i'm too used to arch but they did some annoying things to the repos aaa
[16:26] <squircle> Datz: try installing transmission-common, then transmission-cli
[16:26] <mdm> Gird3r: no the fact you said it was a wlan0 tells me what it is and that its using the avahi daemon
[16:26] <Datz> squircle: usr13: thanks
[16:26] <squircle> :)
[16:26] <ubuntunom> why is it that i cant increase my partition size in gparted live even though i have unallocated space?
[16:26]  * Datz has join/parts disabled on IRC  ;)
[16:27] <muha> thank you my flahsplaer works berfectly
[16:27] <Gird3r> mdm: THe avahi appeared when I was playing around with the ndiswrapper and adding rt73 drivers and trying to get the wireless to have that driver "wrapped" as the documents on ubuntu FAQ told me to do.
[16:27] <squircle> ubuntunom: what filesystem is it?
[16:27] <|Ryan> what's the command to download a torrent in command line?
[16:27] <edbian> ubuntunom: Are you mounted on the partition you're trying to resize?
[16:27] <Gird3r> mdm: Note it was windows drivers.
[16:27] <usr13> ubuntunom: Are there other partitons on either side? If so, you will need to move one.
[16:27] <squircle> edbian: it's gparted live, so it wouldn't be mounted by default
[16:28] <squircle> ubuntunom: I recommend PartedMagic anyways, a *lot* better than gparted live
[16:28] <mdm> Gird3r: avahi is a configuration daemon for it.  I would think it ran it when you wanted to use WPA for the network
[16:28] <edbian> ubuntunom: Is it part of an extended partition with a swap partitions (that is mounted possibly) ?
[16:28] <Datz> usr13: I don't know if that command fixed anything.  squircle: transmission-common is at the newest version.
[16:28] <ubuntunom> edbian: im on livecd. partition to resize is ext3. to its left is unallocatd space
[16:28] <Gird3r> mdm: Okay.
[16:28] <bastidrazor> |Ryan, if you use transmission you can have it monitor a directory for .torrent files.. you could wget the .torrent file and it would start.
[16:28] <OldEagle> Hello, I'd like to know how to check if ubuntu recognizes my GPU and uses the radeon drivers
[16:28] <usr13> squircle: Mounted?  You may be using wrong term...
[16:28] <spaceball1> legend: It worked!
[16:29] <shadeslayer> hi after i followed this : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=208855 im stuck at find /boot/grub/stage1...it says no file found :(
[16:29] <OldEagle> (since X configures everything all by itself, xorg.conf won't help)
[16:29] <squircle> usr13: you can't resize a mounted filesystem, and gparted live boots off a CD, i'm using the right term
[16:29] <edbian> ubuntunom:  Is there corruption?  It gives no errors?  Is there a little orange emergency sign in the list of drives?
[16:29] <usr13> Datz: That means that transmission-common is already installed.
[16:29] <squircle> Datz: it's just a mismatch between dependencies... can you just not sudo aptitude install transmission?
[16:29] <legend2440> spaceball1: good but unfortunately next time you reboot they may disappear again
[16:29] <usr13> squircle: Oh yea.... ok.
[16:29] <firecrotch> I've never run a 64-bit version of Linux.  Does it run well? Any unique problems that I may run into from a 64-bit install?
[16:29] <spaceball1> Thanks!  I don't know why xfce4-panel did not start up, but typing it in a terminal brought it back up.
[16:29] <legend2440> spaceball1: good but unfortunately next time you reboot they may disappear again
[16:30] <ubuntunom> edbian: no all looks clean ...
[16:30] <Gird3r> mdm: I tried compiling the original Ralink drivers, it failed and I found no solution for getting the maker to work. I tried wrapping the rt73 driver supplied from the cd (copied to harddrive first) after playing around I finnaly got the driver to show up under wlan 0. Network manager loosed the connect to hidden essid or what it is called under the process.
[16:30] <spaceball1> legened2440: Right; I'll try to figure out what happened.  But at least I can switch windows now and use firefox, etc.
[16:30] <squircle> firecrotch: i'm using ubuntu 64-bit right now, and it's perfect, just make sure you have a 64-bit processor
[16:30] <usr13> squircle: But if he's using bparted from a Live CD, why would it mount the partitions?  That does not make any sense.
[16:30] <shadeslayer> firecrotch: you might find software which is only 32 bit
[16:30] <mdm> Gird3r: do you mean your AP isnt brodcasting its SID?
[16:30] <OldEagle> Hello, I'd like to know how to check if ubuntu recognizes my GPU and uses the radeon drivers. OS: Ultimate edition (ubuntu gutsy)
[16:30] <squircle> usr13: it wouldn't, but somebody else said the partitions might be mounted, but they wouldn't be because he/she is running them off a CD
[16:31] <squircle> running gparted*
[16:31] <shadeslayer> !ATI | OldEagle
[16:31] <shadeslayer> !hardware | OldEagle
[16:31] <Gird3r> mdm: I dunno. I don't know so much more. I'm pretty much clueless about how all this works.
[16:31] <bastidrazor> OldEagle, ultimate edition isn't suported here.. but you can do less /var/log/Xorg.0.log to see if it loads radeon drivers
[16:32] <ubuntunom> there is a key sign on linux partition and swap ... does it mean its locked somehow? i am on live cd though
[16:32] <firecrotch> squircle: But 32 bit software can be run on the 64bit versions of Ubuntu, right?  And I'm sure I have a 64-bit processor... running Vista x64 on it right now :)
[16:32] <jpastore> are any of those 100 paper cuts to be addressed better dual monitor support? where can I send suggestions?
[16:32] <mdm> Gird3r: you have an AP, maybe an AP built into something else (like a router/firewall).  It can be set to NOT brodcast its id.  This is actualy one way of securing i.  But when you did it means nothing can find it to autoconfigure it.  So you have to do it by hand
[16:32] <shadeslayer> anyone who can help me with gfxboot ??
[16:33] <garuhhh> hi! my hibernate/suspend/resume works.. but i have to press Enter a couple of times.. any idea how to troubleshoot this problem?
[16:33] <dva5912> Anyone know how well ubuntu works on the Dell D600?
[16:33] <Darael> ubuntunom: Assuming you're in gparted, right-click the partition in question and choose "unmount" or "swapoff"
[16:33] <Gird3r> I used the network tool in system (had to install the tool) to assign an ESSID and turn DHCP on on wlan0.
[16:33] <dva5912> Im planning on getting that notebook but if wireless is no go im not getting it.
[16:33] <OldEagle> Thanks you guys. I've read all the articles inthe world on how to install video drivers to no luck. If Ultimate edition is not supported here, sorry for asking, but its Ubuntu after all with a bunch of eye candies and other stuff
[16:33] <squircle> firecrotch: as long as the 32-bit libraries are installed, yes. for instance, FirstClass comes in 32-bit only, i just had to install some 32-bit libraries (which should be installed by default, if not, there's just a few 32-bit library packages to be installed). i have tons of experience with 32-bit dependencies and libraries and stuff, so if you need any help, i'm usually around :)
[16:33] <ubuntunom> Darael: unmount is grayed out
[16:33] <usr13> dva5912: Works fine.
[16:33] <squircle> firecrotch: also see here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=474790
[16:34] <usr13> dva5912: Oh wait, dono about D600, mine is X600  sorry.
[16:34] <firecrotch> squircle: Much thanks :D
[16:34] <dva5912> :\
[16:34] <Gird3r>  mdm:The AP I tried to assign manually via terminal, but it did not change the AP line uner wlan0.
[16:34] <squircle> firecrotch: anytime :)
[16:34] <micah> ello
[16:34] <usr13> dva5912: But probably just fine...  dono what the difference is tho.
[16:34] <Darael> ubuntunom: hmm... that's odd... try swapoffing the swap first?  an extended partiton keeps the key icon until all its component partitions are unmounted or swapoffed as appropriate
[16:35] <Datz1> Hi, is there a way to jump to a safe mode GUI with a keyboard shortcut?
[16:35] <Gird3r> mdm: with the command sudo iwconfig wlan0 ap mac adress
[16:35] <dva5912> I dont ether usr13, but its linux.... It can be fixed :)  i hope
[16:35] <micah> this is hella tight never even knew about ubuntu before today
[16:35] <usr13> Datz1: Ctrl-Alt-F6 will take you to console mode.
[16:35] <mdm> Gird3r: I would think you had to turn on DHCP because you are not usuing static IPs, a common situation.
[16:36] <micah> is it true you cant get virsuses on ubuntu?
[16:36] <mdm> Gird3r: that sounds correct.  Did it now work?
[16:36] <dva5912> not the big ones no
[16:36] <mbeierl> !virus
[16:36] <mdm> micah: no, just that there are not very many
[16:36] <micah> damn
[16:36] <Gird3r> mdm: wlan0     IEEE 802.11g  ESSID:off/any
[16:36] <Gird3r>           Mode:Auto  Frequency:2.412 GHz  Access Point: Not-Associated
[16:36] <Gird3r>           Bit Rate:54 Mb/s   Tx-Power:20 dBm   Sensitivity=-121 dBm
[16:36] <Gird3r>           RTS thr=2347 B   Fragment thr=2346 B
[16:36] <Gird3r>           Power Management:off
[16:36] <Gird3r>           Link Quality:0  Signal level:0  Noise level:0
[16:36] <FloodBot1> Gird3r: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:36] <jsjohnsen> I have a problem with the resolution on my external screen, are any willing to help?
[16:36] <micah> okay well thats good i gues
[16:36] <Hylian> hello again, i am afriad conky isnt gonna work for me. i need something thats gonna start at boot, be on the desktop or deskbar, and give me audible weather alerts, anyone with any ideas? does weatherbug's linux distro do that, because i cant find any options for it...??
[16:37] <legend2440> spaceball1: read third post from bottom by Billi this is how he got xfce-panel to start on boot    http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-415082.html
[16:37] <micah> how do you go to your regular windows operating system when this is installed?
[16:37] <mdm> micah: becase of how linux, well unix, in general runs applicaitons you can not get one to infect antoher (one of the aspects of a virus).  in fact its damn hard to get two programs to even talk to eachother (which is why they user things like semphores and sockets)
[16:37] <edbian> Hylian: You can make any program you want start at boot time (or log in)  Do you want me to explain how?
[16:37] <dva5912> WOuld the Del D600 be ok for me for internet (email, youtube, etc) and programming?
[16:37] <micah> yes please edbian
[16:38] <Hylian> i'm looking for something that is designed to hang around. not conky. although conky has some other uses..
[16:38] <mdm> Gird3r: it looks liek you havnt finsihed setting it up
[16:38] <edbian> micah:?  I was answering Hylian's question?
[16:38] <Gird3r> mdm: Okay.
[16:38] <shadeslayer> Hylian: i like superkaramba :)
[16:38] <Hylian> i have been looking on my own for 2 days. im starting to think i might have to use wine and a windows app
[16:39] <Darael> micah: If you want to reboot to windows, assuming you left it in place when you installed Ubuntu, you have an option at boot time.  You can even make it default if you like
[16:39] <edbian> Hylian: "Hang Around" ?  Conky will stay on the desktop until you log out.  What do you mean Hang Around??
[16:39] <shadeslayer> hahaha
[16:39] <Gird3r> mdm: So how do I fix the ESSID and AP? Since nethier ESSID or AP get's set if I use respective command in terminal.
[16:39] <Hylian> i downloaded superkaramaba, but i have been having a hard time finding a widget, because none of them that i have read list audible weather alerts as a possible option. in windows i have 3 options...
[16:39] <edbian> micah: Do you want help with something?  I'll be glad to help!
[16:39] <usr13> Gird3r: Log on to the router and change settings.
[16:40] <Hylian> edbian, i mean something that im not gonna accidentally close because it's listed in th taskbar below.
[16:40] <Hylian> so conky is not an option for me, but thanx for the suggestion
[16:40] <Gird3r> mdm: Well, I can only acces it from dads laptop since he is connected to the router. And it has Vista on it.
[16:40] <usr13> Gird3r: Change settings so that essid is brodcasted  and if the dhcp server is off, turn it on.
[16:40] <Gird3r> mdm: It's a dlink.
[16:40] <mdm> Gird3r: the easiest would be to wimply use network manager
[16:40] <Pici> Hylian: I beleive there are options you can set in Conky to have it not showup there
[16:41] <mdm> !wifi
[16:41] <edbian> Hylian: You can configure conky to do that.  It is ridiculously configurable which I admit is daunting but that makes it powerful.  I understand if you want to use another app but I think you should at least understand that conky is powerful enough to do what you have described so far.
[16:41] <bastidrazor> Gird3r, plug in to the router via ethernet to get the initial set up. then you're good
[16:41] <Hylian> im gonna be honest. i am looking for something relatively easy to set up. i want something thats gonna be install, choose possible sound, and enetr zipcode, tada, done.
[16:42] <Gird3r> mdm: I will take a look on the router and see if I find anything about essid.
[16:42] <edbian> Hylian: That's fine :)  Thank conky is not a good choice :)
[16:42] <edbian> Thank conky*
[16:42] <edbian> Than conky**
[16:42] <Hylian> if i had the know how then maybe, but i have to admit, the fact that conky looks like it's a terminal app doesnt fire my confidence.
[16:42] <edbian> micah: See my personal message??
[16:43] <Hylian> anyone know of a superkaramba widget that does this?
[16:44] <edbian> Hylian: So you want an app that can run a command on certain weather events.  Is this correct?
[16:44] <Hylian> he he i installed weatherbug, something i did not want to do, because it's adware. but it doesnt give me the option to have audible alerts, so i am thinking it doesnt have that option..
[16:44] <spaceball1> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-panel/+bug/53897 mentions the same issue I ran into.
[16:44] <Ahri> hi, when i install "unclutter" it seems to get auto-run with the args "-idle 1 -root" (which i don't want). how can i find out where it's being run from?
[16:44] <usr13> Hylian: Install something else.
[16:45] <Hylian> no, i just want an app that will see that thunderstorm or tornado headin my way and will make a beep or something, so i can get out of the way. lived through one very close pass of a tornado, don't want to do it again, LOL :)
[16:45] <pronoy> !chrome
[16:45] <Hylian> usr13, that
[16:45] <pronoy> is there a chrome variant for linux ?
[16:45] <dakarn> hylian: conky isn't a terminal app, but you have to edit the .conf manually
[16:45] <Hylian> usr13, that's a wonderfull idea, what?
[16:45] <usr13> Hylian: Weather Report
[16:46] <Frostshock> hi everyone
[16:46] <SAMER_> hi
[16:46] <petllama> herro
[16:46] <ubuntunom> Darael: said Could not deactivate Swap - Killed! Any ideas?
[16:46] <jsjohnsen>  I have a problem with the resolution on my external screen, and I need some help - anybody?
[16:46] <usr13> Hylian: Right click the pannel and choose Add to Panel and find Weather Report
[16:46] <Frostshock> i have some wierd issues with my mute button on my hp 2230s.. the physical mute button only works after i have put the computer in standbymode..
[16:46] <SAMER_> i have a broplem how to connect internet via ubuntu
[16:46] <firecrotch> jsjohnsen: what seems to be the issue?
[16:46] <boopiedoo> anybody here who uses adobe air app tweetdeck in ubuntu? i have a question?
[16:46] <monty_hall> How do I disable the login bongo sound in Ubuntu 9?
[16:46] <Hylian> ok, but i am looking for something more than a weather report. if that's all i wanted, i would never have even come here, there are web pages for that. i want an app that will alert me of bad weather, will weather report do that?
[16:47] <Frostshock> monty_hall: its under settings->sound
[16:47] <Pici> monty_hall: System>Preferences>sound  I believe there is a second tab for system sounds
[16:47] <Darael> ubuntunom: have a look in the system monitor and see if it's using the swap space.
[16:47] <Hylian> i am using weather report now. nice app.
[16:47] <boopiedoo> does anybody here use the adobe air application tweetdeck on linux? why is it asking me for my root password and then keyring password?
[16:47] <ubuntunom> Darael: u reckon i dont have enough memory to deactivate swap?
[16:48] <Darael> ubuntunom: I dunno, but it's worth checking
[16:48] <Hylian> but, unless im mistaken, it doesnt alert me to bad weather...
[16:48] <legend2440> spaceball1: just curious why you don't just use Gnome instead?
[16:48] <jsjohnsen> firecrotch: I have a IBM R50e, connected to a samsung LCD. I can not get the resolution higher than the resolution of my laptop (1024x768).
[16:48] <Frostshock> anyone?
[16:49] <usr13> Hylian: Open the blinds.
[16:49] <mquin> 26
[16:49] <ubuntunom> Darael: 29% percent usage ... i wonder if i could kill enough programs for it not to use swap?
[16:49] <spaceball1> legend2440: Because I didn't know any better at the time; I was seeking a light-weight easy-to-use distro.  This system is circa 2002.
[16:49] <usr13> Hylian: My PC won't cook my breakfast for me. :(
[16:50] <jsjohnsen> firecrotch: When I do different things only an area corresponding to 1024x768 pixels is active (unless I use 1024x768 then the entire scrreen is active)
[16:50] <Darael> ubuntunom: if you've got used swap and there's anything open you can close, try it.  You could also remember the disk device name (/dev/something), close gparted and run "sudo swapoff devicefile" in a terminal where "devicefile" is the identifier given by gparted
[16:50] <Hylian> usr13, have you read what i have written? i want audible alerts... audible..
[16:50] <del_diablo> Anybody know a  "light" music player?
[16:50] <usr13> Hylian: No, did not see that.
[16:50] <spaceball1> legend2440: I may indeed switch the window manager to gnome at this point, though.
[16:50] <legend2440> spaceball1: ok wel if you wanted to try Gnome you can follow instructions on this page for removing xubuntu and installing Gnome   http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome
[16:50] <edbian> del_diablo: Graphical or CLI ??
[16:50] <monty_hall> I went under sys->sound and nothing called "login" or similar.  I played all sounds - no bongo.  Actually I have sounds disabled.
[16:51] <spaceball1> legend2440: Thanks again.
[16:51] <jsjohnsen> del_diablo: try Audacious
[16:51] <del_diablo> edbian, so long it supports running in the systray
[16:51] <del_diablo> edbian, and is not MPD
[16:51] <ubuntunom> Darael:i'll try killing it through terminal
[16:51] <edbian> del_diablo: What do you mean by "running in the system tray" ?  Minimize to the tray and keep playing?
[16:51] <del_diablo> edbian: that it runs in the tray, in some way
[16:52] <hiptobecubic> The ubuntu uses grub2 correct?
[16:52] <hiptobecubic> the newest*
[16:52] <imatech> mdm..what kind of hardware do you use with trixbox?
[16:52] <edbian> del_diablo: Try banshee
[16:52] <del_diablo> edbian: too bloat <-<
[16:53] <tonyf12> For some reason, my laptop is unable to perform DNS lookups on releases.mozilla.org or chat.freenode.net (or other servers that point to freenode) while using Ubuntu. Windows is able, as is everything else on my network. Any ideas, or even ways to fix it?
[16:53] <kapil> del_diablo: what's wrong with mpd?
[16:53] <bastidrazor> hiptobecubic, my default install of 9.04 uses grub not grub2
[16:53] <Mike_lifeguard> Anyone here familiar with Banshee? I don't see a 'next' button to skip to the next track. That's fairly basic, so I assume it's there and I'm just hallucinating... right?
[16:53] <del_diablo> kapil: It requires a server, unless somebody here got a unknown hack for it
[16:53] <tonyf12> atm, I'm connected directly to holmes.freenode.net because chat.freenode.net doesn't work.
[16:53] <edbian> del_diablo: Totem?
[16:53] <ville__> anybody know what the deadline for getting new package to Karmic universe is?
[16:53] <kapil> you can use ario (graphical player) with mpd
[16:54] <Darael> ubuntunom: you can tell it not to use swap with "sudo sysctl vm.swappiness=0", if that's any help
[16:54] <del_diablo> edbian: No tray support, and too bloat......... its a movie player on the top of that
[16:54] <Pici> ville__: See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicReleaseSchedule and if that doesn't answer, try #ubuntu-motu
[16:54] <edbian> del_diablo: sudo apt-get install mplayer and then just mplayer <filename.mp3>
[16:54] <edbian> del_diablo: It is it's own "serveR"
[16:54] <kapil> exiale is another graphical player.
[16:54] <Hylian> im sorry, if i sound upset. i just want a program to flash on the screen, make noise, and on windows, i have that. im starting to think wine'ing one of those is my only hope. i shouldnt be so afraid but i almost died to a tonadoe, and so i am a little leary...
[16:54] <gbw> !help yahoo
[16:54] <ville__> ok Pici
[16:54] <del_diablo> edbian: systray support?
[16:54] <mdm> imatech: do you mean FXO cards?
[16:54] <gbw> !help yahoo kopete
[16:55] <gbw> hello, is there any problem with yahoo and kopete/pidgin?
[16:55] <mmek> ubottu: i dont think you are intelligent :P
[16:55] <Pici> !yahoo | gbw
[16:55] <bastidrazor> del_diablo, try rhythmbox.. it supports what you want
[16:55] <trippssss> hello I'm using intrepid ibex and am trying to load an SRAM PC card, which apparently uses the memory_cs module to provide access to the card through a free major device number. However, memory_cs.o|ko is not on my system anywhere (/lib/modules). What can I do to install this module?
[16:55] <edbian> del_diablo: There is an app called "trayit" I think.  Lets you make a tray icon for any program.  You'll have to search synaptic for the exact name.  That will let you try whatever you choose.
[16:55] <Razumcev> Çäàðîâà Àìåðèêîñû
[16:55] <del_diablo> bastidrazor: too bloat <-< the same applies to Amarok <.<
[16:55] <usr13> mmek: Having a conversation with a bot is useless  :)
[16:55] <mmek> :P
[16:56] <gbw> Pici, it doesnt work
[16:56] <Pici> del_diablo: Try exaile, its pretty lightweight, or at least it was the last time I used it.
[16:56] <edbian> del_diablo: This is a really old system huh.
[16:56] <kapil> edbian, del_diablo: you are looking for "alltray"
[16:56] <Razumcev> Ïèäàðû
[16:56] <Pici> gbw: Which?
[16:56] <Hylian> well thanx guys, im gonna try singer's windoze program in wine and see what i get...
[16:56] <gbw> scs.msg.yahoo.com
[16:56] <Razumcev> âû ñëûøèòå
[16:56] <edbian> del_diablo: That's it! ^
[16:56] <Pici> !ru | Razumcev
[16:56] <trippssss> ubottu, where do I find memory_cs module
[16:56] <Razumcev> ÷¸
[16:56] <gbw> Pici, scs.msg.yahoo.com doesnt work
[16:56] <Pici> gbw: Thats not what ubottu suggested to use.
[16:57] <del_diablo> Pici: that one is way too bloat <.<
[16:57] <del_diablo> I think i'l try something with alltray
[16:57] <usr13> trippssss: I'll tell you like I told mmek,  Having a conversation with a bot is useless  :)
[16:57] <Hylian> !weather
[16:57] <segin> Do I look like a weather bot to you?
[16:57] <gbw> Pici, err, I meant cs101.msg.mud.yahoo.com
[16:57] <DirectorBonesy> How do I get the ATi driver to overscale to the actual size of my monitor?
[16:58] <Pici> gbw: Take a look at http://www.celticwolf.com/useful-information/faqs/26-pidgin-yahoo then
[16:58] <tophu> in jaunty's native ncv server is there a way to make it auto accept incoming connection? like if I set a password don't make it prompt on the local machine for permission to let the remote connection in
[16:58] <DirectorBonesy> In Windows, the Control Center app had a slider for this. I can't seem to find one in the Linux version (argh)
[16:58] <usr13> DirectorBonesy: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[16:58] <trippssss> ah I'm reading where 2.6 kernels don't use memory_cs anymore
[16:59] <edbian> tophu: Under System -> Preferences -> Remote Desktop
[16:59] <Gird3r> mdm: I used the network tool in System-administration to manually enter ESSID, ip-adress I wanted, gateway and subnet mask.
[17:00] <edbian> tophu: See the check box: "configure network automatically to accept connections"
[17:00] <edbian> ??
[17:00] <tophu> lol I found it thank you
[17:00] <mdm> Gird3r: do not forget about encrytion and the key
[17:00] <edbian> tophu: NP
[17:00] <tophu> I even read that line 2 times :-(
[17:00] <Gird3r> mdm: The dlink is not encrypted.
[17:00] <tophu> this is why I love uuntu you guys always rock
[17:00] <tophu> laters
[17:00] <edbian> tophu: cya
[17:00] <Hylian> ok, i guess then i have another question, if i manage to get one of those windoze progs to work via wine, then how would i have linux start it at boot up
[17:01] <Hylian> and thanx for your patience
[17:01] <usr13> ubuntu has changed to uutu
[17:01] <edbian> Hylian: System -> Preferences -> Start Up Sessions
[17:01] <Hylian> thanx dude
[17:01] <ubuntunom> Darael: unfortunately doesnt work. i think i gotta del all linux partitions and make a new clean install ... crap!
[17:01] <edbian> Start Up Applications*
[17:01] <Hylian> cool
[17:02] <Darael> ubuntunom: I'm sure you won't need to do that
[17:02] <usr13> Hylian: System > Preferneces > Sessions
[17:02] <trippssss> what is the command to find what packages contain a file again?
[17:02] <micah> fuck
[17:02] <edbian> ubuntunom: I have never had to reinstall and I've screwed things up faaaarrr worse
[17:02] <Husaini> heh
[17:02] <usr13> !language | micah
[17:02] <Husaini> hi micah
[17:02] <edbian> micah: Calm down.  PM me again
[17:02] <Husaini> what your problem ?
[17:02] <ubuntunom> Darael: ok ... i'll try killing those processes a bit more
[17:03] <Darael> ubuntunom: make a note of your swap partition, and make sure to close gparted
[17:03] <Machtin> how to watch my connections?
[17:03] <Machtin> tcp/udp?
[17:03] <usr13> Machtin: tcpdump
[17:03] <Husaini> Machtin : i think u need monitoring tools
[17:04] <DirectorBonesy> usr13: That didn't help my problem.
[17:05] <cypr1nus> how can I give internet access to eth1 (static ip) on my server?
[17:05] <DirectorBonesy> There is no xorg.conf and that is causing me a headache trying to tell the graphics card my display is about 4'' bigger than it thinks it is /o\
[17:06] <Gird3r> mdm: Last bit of info I can think off:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/202226/
[17:06] <ubuntunom> Darael: it just doesnt do it :(
[17:06] <Halitech> DirectorBonesy, yes there is but its mostly ignored
[17:06] <mdm> Gird3r: is there some reason you dont use network-manager?
[17:06] <medo> hi
[17:06] <DirectorBonesy> Halitech: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf after running aticonfig --initial doesn't bring up anything in nano.
[17:06] <kai> hallo
[17:07] <kai> some one here
[17:07] <Darael> ubuntunom: hmm...  this is more than a little odd... but you don't need to delete all your Linux partitions, just the swap one
[17:07] <DirectorBonesy> no
[17:07] <Gird3r> Yes, when I leftclick it says: Wireless network: Device is not handled.
[17:07] <Halitech> DirectorBonesy, strange, mine does
[17:07] <Gird3r> However, I get only one selection. The standard Auto eth0
[17:07] <ubuntunom> Darael: from gparted?
[17:08] <kai> some one knows how to setup a server
[17:08] <DirectorBonesy> Halitech: Oh, stupid me, forgot to capitalize the X. Where do I configure the size of the screen, blargh.
[17:08] <Darael> ubuntunom: if you can, otherwise you'll need a system that doesn't use swap at all
[17:08] <kai> some one knows how to setup a server
[17:08] <mdm> Gird3r: then try iwlist wlan0  ap, what does it say?
[17:09] <legend2440> DirectorBonesy: do you have controls on the monitor itself to resze the screen. thats what i had to do. i had a 1 inch border around mine until i resized it
[17:09] <kai> some one knows how to setup a server
[17:09] <usr13> cypr1nus: What do you need to do?
[17:09] <kai> some one knows how to setup a server
[17:09] <DirectorBonesy> legend2440: I don't think so, let me check.
[17:09] <Halitech> DirectorBonesy, when I installed the ATI driver I didn't have to set anything
[17:09] <Machtin> usr13: thanks :)
[17:09] <kai> some one knows how to setup a server
[17:09] <Gird3r> mdm: It says: wlan0     Interface doesn't have a list of Peers/Access-Points
[17:09] <Halitech> kai yes
[17:09] <mbeierl> kai: someone knows how to repeat themselves?
[17:09] <usr13> kai: Sure, what is your question.
[17:09] <kai> i will serve webspace
[17:09] <mdm> Gird3r: doesiwlist wlan0 scan tell you anything?
[17:09] <Halitech> kai, you're a borg?
[17:10] <usr13> apache?
[17:10] <kai> and user can sinup and get free space
[17:10] <kai> apache is cool
[17:10] <del_diablo> well.............. potamus came pretty close, lashing it into tray would however make it unable to play of. It also lacked a way to autostart its music, making it eve more useless :/
[17:10] <DirectorBonesy> legend2440: No, I don't.
[17:10] <kai> how can i make user alow to singn up
[17:10] <DirectorBonesy> Halitech: I had this problem on Windows 7, too. For some reason it really does not want to believe this monitor- which has a properly detected model, mind you, HF237- is actually 23''.
[17:11] <mdm> kai: yes
[17:11] <legend2440> DirectorBonesy: yeah mines an old fashioned crt
[17:11] <DirectorBonesy> The border on my screen is about 4'' horizontal and 2'' vertical, this is not fun. ;_;
[17:11] <Gird3r> mdm: wlan0     No scan results
[17:11] <usr13> Machtin: np
[17:11] <Halitech> DirectorBonesy, here's mine ... http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/202231/  I have an X1300 with a 21inch crt dell monitor
[17:11] <kai> user can see a side on the server and sing up and get free space
[17:11] <mdm> Gird3r: do you know the mac address of the AP?
[17:12] <kai> how can it be
[17:12] <legend2440> DirectorBonesy: you dont have the ati catalyst control center?
[17:12] <mdm> kai: yes
[17:12] <SAMER_> i ahve one question i want one usb modem work with ubuntu and windowes
[17:12] <newbee> bant compile v4lvd getting errors while make
[17:12] <DirectorBonesy> Halitech: Part of it could be the HD4830 not liking linux, but I need shader model 3.
[17:12] <newbee> cant
[17:12] <SAMER_> any one have usb modem name
[17:12] <usr13> kai: Something like vdeck?
[17:12] <boerzel> Hi there! Does anybody know a photocopier software for Ubuntu/Kubuntu?
[17:12] <kai> i understand how to setup apache a litel bit
[17:12] <DirectorBonesy> legend2440: I do, but there's no option to manually set oversampling which is what I need to fix it /o\
[17:12] <Halitech> DirectorBonesy, good chance  you are right
[17:12] <kai> what is vdeck
[17:12] <del_diablo> so any suggestions for music players, that are "light"?
[17:12] <hans100> hello, I have a problem with a shared library. I created a symlink in /usr/lib/, but after running ldconfig, the link does not appear in ldconfig -p
[17:13] <Gird3r> Yes.
[17:13] <GreyGhost> DirectorBonesy, can i see ur xorg.conf?
[17:13] <DirectorBonesy> GreyGhost: Not much to see, let me pastebin it. One sec.
[17:13] <Gird3r> mdm: Yes, I know the mac adress, however, It gives me two: Wireless one and WAN one.
[17:13] <usr13> kai: see vdeck.com
[17:13] <newbee> knows anyone video loopback device driver for v4l2
[17:13] <pronoy> del_diablo: light? try xmms and banshee
[17:13] <hans100> but I can see the correct symlink in /usr/lib
[17:13] <legend2440> DirectorBonesy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=7129
[17:14] <pronoy> del_diablo: really depends upon ur defination of light
[17:14] <trippssss> what is the package for pcmcia-modules for ibex?
[17:14] <mdm> Gird3r: try iwconfig wlan0 <ap sid> <wireless port on ap mac>
[17:14] <ubuntunom> Darael: It actually says that Swap is active and that is the reason i cant increase the size ... im doing clean install. nothing major on this comp. thanks for your help though!
[17:14] <kai> some one used vdeck
[17:14] <kai> is it free ware
[17:15] <hans100> has no one an idea?
[17:15] <usr13> kai: What is your nataive language?
[17:15] <DirectorBonesy> GreyGhost: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/202241/
[17:15] <kai> german
[17:15] <Gird3r> mdm: How do I fins out ap sid and the port?
[17:15] <usr13> !german | kai
[17:15] <del_diablo> pronoy, uses very little resources. Do not use long time to start up. No not needed fuctions that can and will steal resources(ex: fetching album art)
[17:15] <del_diablo> pronoy: Banshee is MPD FFS <.< MPD = needs server. I need a music player, not a client to get music of a server!
[17:15] <kai> thanks
[17:16] <pronoy> del_diablo: how bout audacious or xmms
[17:16] <kai> some one is using vdeck
[17:16] <mdm> Gird3r: its the part of that router that is acting as an AP, I would think someone set it up at some time or its somehting generic like what a DSL provider sends you
[17:16] <hans100> hello, I have a problem with a shared library. I created a symlink in /usr/lib/, but after running ldconfig, the link does not appear in ldconfig -p, but I can see the correct symlink in /usr/lib
[17:17] <kapil> del_diablo: you have misunderstood the purpose of mpd. it is a music playing daemon. you can use different clients to select what to play.
[17:17] <edbian> kai: Say "Does anybody here use vdeck?"
[17:17] <del_diablo> pronoy: It still needs a server
[17:17] <Darael> trippssss: the stock modules packages, though you may need udev
[17:17] <GreyGhost> DirectorBonesy, wat card?
[17:17] <del_diablo> pronoy: unless you can get me a hack to get around that
[17:17] <trippssss> could someone help me properly mount my pcmcia memory card under ibex? pccardctl status displays the proper info but lsmod | grep pcmcia doesn't show memory_cs which I think I might ned
[17:17] <edbian> del_diablo: mplayer (mplayer is not mpd)
[17:17] <trippssss> Darael, ok i'll try that
[17:18] <pronoy> del_diablo: don't have that much time....if something comes up ...let you know
[17:18] <trippssss> Darael, udev is already installed
[17:18] <Gird3r> mdm: The only thing I find containing thw word sid is the routers original ESSID, wich is dlink.
[17:18] <micah> ed you still on here?
[17:18] <edbian> yep
[17:18] <mbeierl> kai: vdeck is commercial web hosting software for companies who do web hosting for $$$
[17:18] <Gird3r> mdm: About port, I dunno. Haven't found anything about it.
[17:19] <DirectorBonesy> GreyGhost: ATi Radeon HD4830
[17:19] <mdm> Gird3r:  then it is posible it is setup as dlink, have you ever used that AP before?
[17:19] <kai> is some free ware
[17:19] <DirectorBonesy> legend2440: That's too old- that command doesn't even work anymore. aticonfig does, but the only oversampling option I see is for TVs.
[17:19] <GreyGhost> DirectorBonesy, wat does fglrxinfo say?
[17:20] <DirectorBonesy> overscanning, rather.
[17:20] <DirectorBonesy> Let me check.
[17:20] <Gird3r> mdm: dlink I tried with network manager and the network tool, as ESSID.
[17:20] <kai> is some free ware similar
[17:20] <DirectorBonesy> GreyGhost: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/202243/
[17:21] <mdm> Gird3r: well you can keep guessing or you can look  ESSID is what you want
[17:21] <usr13> Gird3r: Connect via wired connection and log into the router and change the configurations to suit your needs.
[17:21] <GreyGhost> DirectorBonesy, thats good then .. so the problem is that u cant set a high resolution ? wat res are u at atm?
[17:21] <usr13> Gird3r: What is the model number of your router?
[17:21] <mbeierl> I tried changing my local apt sources list, but then upon doing an intrepid -> jaunty dist upgrade, it is still fetching from far away, slow mirrors.  Anyone know how to force dist-upgrade to use local mirrors?
[17:21] <pronoy> !torrent > pronoy
[17:22] <pronoy> is there a torrent client which has a daemon icon ?
[17:22] <gmachine_24> mbeierl: I think the updates only use *faraway* mirrors if the local ones are busy/down.
[17:22] <trippssss> mbeierl, where do you purchase/download vdeck?
[17:22] <DirectorBonesy> GreyGhost: The problem is, at maximum resolution (1920x1080) it's giving me a 4'' wide black border on the side of the screen and a 2'' wide one on the bottom, and I can't fix it. In Win7, this was simple: activate overscanning. But I can't seem to DO that in Linux.
[17:22] <petllama>  how do i configure libjpeg to allow tiff2pdf to convert tif files with a jpeg in it? I have libjpeg installed, but when i try a convert i just get an error from tiffOPEn that it cannot open
[17:23] <danierie> hi i have problems with my teamspeak 2 codec
[17:23] <kai> is cpanel free
[17:23] <tonyf12> For some reason, my laptop is unable to perform DNS lookups on releases.mozilla.org or chat.freenode.net (or other servers that point to freenode) while using Ubuntu. Windows is able, as is everything else on my network. Any ideas, or even ways to fix it?
[17:23] <mbeierl> trippssss: I don't think regular public can.  I think it's an ISP/hosted partner thing: http://vdeck.com/contact.htm
[17:23] <gmachine_24> danierie: tell us what the problem is don't just say you have a problem
[17:24] <Gird3r> usr13: It's an Dlink DI-524
[17:24] <pronoy> is there a torrent client which has a notification icon that sits in the notification area and enables you to close the window of the client ?
[17:24] <trippssss> mbeierl, cool thanks
[17:24] <usr13> cat /etc/resolv.conf
[17:24] <usr13> tonyf12: cat /etc/resolv.conf
[17:24] <gmachine_24> pronoy: they pretty much all do that
[17:24] <pronoy> gmachine_24: not transmission
[17:24] <danierie> ok my friends say and ive tested it with the local test mode that i sound horrible ive checked all codecs but none of them worked
[17:24] <mbeierl> kai: cpanel is not free http://www.cpanel.net/products/cpanelwhm/purchase-cpanel-products.html
[17:24] <gmachine_24> pronoy: I use transmission and it does that
[17:24] <danierie> i also tested with audacity
[17:25] <pronoy> gmachine_24: what ? how? by default ?
[17:25] <danierie> but theres no problem with the sound because it sounds nrmal
[17:25] <anodesni> pronoy, utorrent + wine
[17:25] <kai> found it see the video looks ok ,
[17:25] <Mike_lifeguard> pronoy: transmission does, I'm using it right now
[17:25] <kai> is ther some for free
[17:25] <gmachine_24> pronoy: well, not by default. after the window comes up and you select "ok" you can shrink the main window
[17:25] <mdm> Gird3r: can you get into the 524 via ethernet?
[17:26] <gmachine_24> there is no reason to use wine to run a torrent client
[17:26] <gmachine_24> pornoy: but you can try some of the others. azureus, bittorrent.
[17:26] <danierie> gmachine_24: can you help me possibly?
[17:26] <gmachine_24> danierie: do we know what your problem is? did I miss it?
[17:26] <kapil> kai: gforge?
[17:27] <pronoy> gmachine: pornoy ? :D   i don't get any window..i just add the torrent and then it sits around
[17:27] <tonyf12> usr13: Does that file take other hostnames? Or just IPs?
[17:27] <KlingaN> Is there really no way to connect an external monitor to my HP 2133 Mini Note (VIA Chrome drivers)? I am using openChrome-drivers but I can't find any workaround. I'm dependant on my external monitor.
[17:27] <newbee> hey, my cam will not work with flash 10 any ideas?
[17:27] <danierie> ok so i will write again in teamspeak 2 my soundinput is horrible i mean it sounds horrible
[17:28] <danierie> to others
[17:28] <gmachine_24> danierie: sorry. I just reread you original posts. I'm not familiar with teamspeak codec.
[17:29] <kai> cpanel looks very nice the video is good
[17:29] <danierie> ok thanks anyway
[17:29] <danierie> or is it any how :D
[17:29] <Steve^> phpmyadmin failed to install properly the first time, how can I re-run the install? (Including dbconfig-common bit)?
[17:29] <revilodraw> my fan cuts in at 50 degrees, how do i alter it to make it 55 degrees?
[17:29] <hyperactivecrond> can someone help me with partitioning gpt disks?
[17:29] <usr13> Gird3r: http://74.125.47.132/search?q=cache:4O3qeMPLjusJ:www.starting25g.com/downloads/dlink/di_524/DI-524_manual_06292005.pdf+Dlink+DI-524+manual&cd=5&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&client=firefox-a
[17:29] <danierie> i will try to install it in my vb or with wine
[17:29] <gmachine_24> pronoy: when I select a torrent I want to download, and then click 'ok' when I am asked if I want to use transmission and I say ok, a window opens so I can see what files are included in the torrent, then I select 'ok' if I want to d/l them or cancel if not.
[17:30] <newbee> is the any webcam streaming solution for ubuntu?
[17:30] <hyperactivecrond> Here's the situation: i've got a 1TB external USB/Firewire/eSATA hd.  I got it because my brandnew macbook pro's hd took a shit.
[17:30] <pronoy> gmachine_24: actually i have the torrents on my desktop...so
[17:30] <usr13> Gird3r: OR: http://edmullen.net/manuals/dLink_di524_router_quick_install.pdf
[17:30] <hyperactivecrond> macs need GPT to boot from them
[17:30] <gmachine_24> pronoy: then there's a box showing me what torrents are being d/l or u/l if I'm seeding... and you can shrink that.
[17:31] <Hylian> still no go. too bad weather report doesnt do audible alert or i would be a happy camper... :(
[17:31] <gmachine_24> pronoy: you mean the small torrent files that you use to start the d/l, right?
[17:31] <Gird3r> usr13: Will take a look.
[17:31] <Gird3r> mdm: Thank for your help. Need to reconsider some things.
[17:31] <pronoy> gmachine_24: yeah
[17:31] <tavi> hy
[17:31] <gmachine_24> pronoy: ok, so what do you do to start a download then?
[17:31] <hyperactivecrond> is there any way to make an efi external hd boot on a legacy bios pc?
[17:31] <tavi> how ican put some videos on a nokia 3600 slide?
[17:32] <w-heat> hi all, is ext4 considered stable? are the data loss issues that I read about a while back resolved?
[17:32] <pronoy> gmachine_24: just open transmission and click the plus button and add the torrent for download
[17:32] <pronoy> gmachine_24: thats standard i guess
[17:32] <bhsx> does anyone know a way to use Virtualbox to boot a persistent usb install?  have a link or howto?
[17:33] <gmachine_24> pronoy: well, you can start the download automatically when you're at the torrent site but that's ok
[17:33] <gmachine_24> pronoy: it's the same process really
[17:33] <pronoy> gmachine_24: never mind i think it won't hurt if it sits around anyways..i'll chose a different desktop...enough of asthetics
[17:33] <RkyRaccoon> does anyone know how to install Alice on ubuntu 9.04?
[17:33] <gmachine_24> pronoy: so when you click + to add the files to download then you have another window listing the download, how many peers are connected, etc?
[17:33] <axisys> !ldap
[17:33] <Hylian> if i am not mistaken, you can set virtualbox's "cmos" or "bios" to load a usb device as it would a floppy. then it would just boot off your usb thumb drive
[17:33] <w-heat> !ext4
[17:34] <snakeacid> hi all sorry that i ask i am new on linux and BT i use my eeepc 1000h is there acapi script aviable?
[17:34] <gmachine_24> pronoy: ok man. but it's easy to shrink that window.......
[17:34] <neothecat> has anyone had a problem with UrbanTerror (and i assume others also), going from fullscreen to windowed for no reason, and then losing all keyboard/mouse control?
[17:34] <revilodraw> is it possible to change the temperature at which the fan cuts in?
[17:34] <gmachine_24> revilodraw: do you mean outside of changing the BIOS settings?
[17:34] <Ranakah> hello... one question... how to add burn window efect to ubuntu jaunty?
[17:34] <RkyRaccoon> does anyone know how to install Alice on ubuntu 9.04?
[17:35] <revilodraw> gmachine_24: yes
[17:35] <trippssss> hmmm still no luck with loading sram pc card. can't find any specific ibex help. regular debian howtos all point to memory_cs module but it seems deprecated in 2.6 kernels
[17:35] <Wrex> hello, new ubuntu user here, is there a way to check what kind of video drivers I have installed?
[17:36] <GreyGhost> RkyRaccoon, wats alice?
[17:36] <Hylian> !ubottu
[17:36] <pronoy> gmachine_24: i downloaded deluge-torrent...i got that notification...... thanks for your time
[17:36] <RkyRaccoon> GreyGhost: its a program for learning computer programming.  I need it for my computer science class
[17:36] <Hylian> !gnome
[17:37] <Hylian> nice bot
[17:37] <hyperactivecrond> !msgthebot
[17:37] <hyperactivecrond> @everyone ^^
[17:37] <GreyGhost> RkyRaccoon, http://www.alice.org/ u mean?
[17:38] <RkyRaccoon> GreyGhost: esy
[17:38] <unko> whats the command to see my audio codec? i forgot it
[17:38] <RkyRaccoon> GreyGhost: yes
[17:38] <Hylian> man i cant stand kubuntu, it kde4. thank goodness for ubuntu. kde4 is obnoxious. i wish they would take ll the bug patches for kde4 and put them into kde3, wishfull thinking huh?
[17:38] <amik> how can I uninstall sendmail? I've apt-get remove/purged it, apt-get says it's not installed, but it's still up and running...
[17:38] <RkyRaccoon> GreyGhost: it has a linux client but I've been having trouble getting it to work
[17:38] <shadeslayer> hi anyone who can help me with gfxboot-grub?
[17:38] <Zokudu> RkyRaccoon wouldnt the easiest method just to put it into a windows virtual box?
[17:38] <timing> is there a netbook remix related irc channel?
[17:38] <GreyGhost> RkyRaccoon, wats the problem?
[17:38] <shadeslayer> timing: this is it :)
[17:39] <RkyRaccoon> Zokudu: probably
[17:39] <Steve^> phpmyadmin failed to install properly the first time, how can I re-run the install? (Including dbconfig-common bit)?
[17:39] <usr13> Hylian: Yea, I like KDE3.5
[17:39] <timing> shadeslayer: never mind then, this channel is going to fast for me :-)
[17:39] <RkyRaccoon> GreyGhost: i dont know how to install it properly
[17:39] <timing> bye!
[17:39] <GreyGhost> RkyRaccoon, wat type of package is it?
[17:39] <RkyRaccoon> GreyGhost: tar.gz
[17:40] <micah> yo ed
[17:40] <mobi-sheep> Steve^: My guess is "sudo aptitude reinstall <xyz-package>"
[17:41] <Steve^> mobi-sheep, tried that, the auto-config does not reappear
[17:41] <pronoy> GreyGhost: do they have alice for ubuntu..i just checked the link and i really like it ...
[17:41] <micah> haha yeah so i really did fuck my computer system recovery wont even work erased my windows operating system on accident
[17:41] <mobi-sheep> Steve^: "man phpmyadmin"
[17:41] <edbian> micah: Try not to swear buddy.  althought that does suck
[17:41] <mobi-sheep> Steve^: There should be a command for configuration.
[17:42] <mobi-sheep> Steve^: And join #ubuntu-server too.
[17:42] <micah> so can i not ever go back to windows operating system on this computer?
[17:42] <GreyGhost> pronoy, tell that to RkyRaccoon
[17:43] <bbg> bogdan
[17:43] <RkyRaccoon> pronoy: they make a linux client but I cant seem to get it working
[17:43] <`Dave`> DOes anyone know some software to rip isos please
[17:43] <zagibu> micah: no, once you've started to use Linux, you can't go back to Microsoft OS ;)
[17:43] <RkyRaccoon> pronoy: its kind of a fun program but its very limited
[17:43] <`Dave`> like make an iso out of a disk
[17:43] <mobi-sheep> micah: Yes you can go back to Windows.  You'll need to grab a copy of Windows in first place.
[17:43] <pronoy> RkyRaccoon: linux client for mac right ?
[17:44] <RkyRaccoon> pronoy: they have a windows client, a mac client, and a linux client
[17:44] <bbg> 2373188
[17:44] <GreyGhost> RkyRaccoon, its 106 mbs .. so i cant really try myself .. :(
[17:44] <macvr> zagibu: dont toy with new users... they might take u seriously ;p
[17:44] <bbg> 123456
[17:44] <c0mp13371331337> `Dave`: dd if=/path/to/cd of=/path/to/file.iso
[17:44] <RkyRaccoon> GreyGhost: its ok, thanks anyways
[17:44] <pronoy> RkyRaccoon: right now i see only mac and windows...hang on which version ?
[17:44] <Vladislas> why my VGA with chipset sis not support 3D
[17:44] <`Dave`> ty
[17:44] <RkyRaccoon> pronoy: 2.0
[17:44] <ice_cream> hi, i'm having trouble getting an ubuntu guest to receive a real ip address from dhcp. I bridged connections in WinXP host, but it's still assigning some weird 10.0.x.y address instead of 192.168.x.y   (also asked in #vbox , unsure which one is better)
[17:44] <zagibu> `Dave`: you mean like every cd/dvd-burning software?
[17:45] <zagibu> macvr: I hope they do understand smilies, though
[17:45] <pronoy> RkyRaccoon: ya got it..so what's the issue...install it
[17:45] <wolf_> hello, I have the following problem: I created a symlink in /usr/lib because my canon-driver needs an older version of libtiff, so I run sudo ln -s libtiff.so.4 libtiff.so.3 and then ldconfig. but now libtiff.so.4 does not appear in ldconfig -p
[17:45] <Vladislas> why my VGA with chipset sis not support 3D Anythink answer????!!!
[17:45] <RkyRaccoon> pronoy: ok, how?
[17:45] <GreyGhost> RkyRaccoon,  did u extract the tar.gz?
[17:45] <pronoy> RkyRaccoon: well first of all you need java on your pc
[17:45] <RkyRaccoon> GreyGhost: yes, how do i launch it
[17:46] <PervertedMonk> !info sabnzbdplus
[17:46] <pronoy> RkyRaccoon: go to terminal and cd to that folder
[17:46] <GreyGhost> RkyRaccoon, tell me wat exactly does the folder contain..
[17:46] <pronoy> RkyRaccoon: ./configure after that
[17:46] <frg22> hello, when I goto burn DVD's the data is transferred fine, but when I eject and reinsert the DVD it appears on my desktop (but the files within are hidden? and the icon on the desktop is that of any flatfile)
[17:46] <Vladislas> why my VGA with chipset sis not support 3D Anythink answer????!!!
[17:47] <RkyRaccoon> GreyGhost: it contains a lot of folders, too many to list
[17:47] <pronoy> RkyRaccoon: ok no..it says its a direct run...so cd to that folder and issue "./run-alice
[17:47] <toter> Hi... i just came here to show off how fast linux boots on my laptop.
[17:47] <toter> http://img504.yfrog.com/img504/4968/toterdesktopjaunty20090.png
[17:47] <toter> 11 seconds, baby
[17:47] <edbian> toter: Badass
[17:47] <my_haz> what is a good tool for creating .srt files?
[17:48] <GreyGhost> RkyRaccoon, tried wat pronoy said?
[17:48] <RkyRaccoon> GreyGhost: hold on
[17:48] <zagibu> Vladislas: what does lspci say about your VGA card?
[17:48] <toter> Anyone with a faster boot?
[17:48] <jawee> I plugged up an iPod in Rhythmbox and added some mp3 music. Afterwards, I synced and then ejected. Now no music shows up on the iPod (8GB Pink iPod Nano 3rd gen I believe). I plugged it back in and the music still showed up on the Rhythmbox player and was playable.
[17:49] <edbian> toter: I wish I'm dealing with 24 seconds (not counting the bios post or grub)
[17:49] <shadeslayer> toter: ill be back in a moment
[17:49] <fandango> efrgrgregserge
[17:49] <shadeslayer> toter: i have a 19 sec boot...want to reduce it further :)
[17:49] <zagibu> toter: if I already had my HyperOS Hyperdrive 5, I could beat you...but I don't have it, yet :(
[17:49] <shadeslayer> toter: im going for a while,just be here when i come back :P
[17:49] <Vladislas> @zagibu 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 771/671 PCIE VGA Display Adapter (rev 10)
[17:50] <toter> I compiled the 2.6.30 kernel.. it reduced one second from the boot time
[17:50] <toter> i was using 2.6.28
[17:50] <mobi-sheep> shadeslayer: Faster bootup?  Don't use encrypt your filesystem then.  (But that's just me).
[17:50] <Vladislas> zagibu: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 771/671 PCIE VGA Display Adapter (rev 10)
[17:51] <toter> I would love to test boot time on my laptop with an SSD... but they're like 299 dollars
[17:51] <edbian> I have a system at home.  The longest part of my boot is the "loading..." phase.  During which khelper is running.  Any advice on speeding this up?
[17:51] <Hylian> i have a strange question, is there a way to use a vista sidebar gadget in linux? there is an awesome weather alert gadget for it...??
[17:51] <zagibu> Vladislas: http://www.google.ch/search?q=linux+%22Silicon+Integrated+Systems+%5BSiS%5D+771%2F671+PCIE+VGA+Display+Adapter%22
[17:51] <flohack> I have a strange permission problem. I wrote a java program for sending faxes using hylafax via asterisk and get "/usr/bin/java: error while loading shared libraries: libjli.so: cannot open shared object file" when sending a fax.
[17:51] <micah> okay im back anyone care to explain how add users and there passwords?
[17:51] <GreyGhost> RkyRaccoon, ?
[17:51] <RkyRaccoon> pronoy: worked, thanks man, I didnt have java when i tried before
[17:52] <RkyRaccoon> GreyGhost: works, thanks for the help
[17:52] <jawee>  I plugged up an iPod in Rhythmbox and added some mp3 music. Afterwards, I synced and then ejected. Now no music shows up on the iPod (8GB Pink iPod Nano 3rd gen I believe). I plugged it back in and the music still showed up on the Rhythmbox player and was playable.  I need to get the music on the iPod again.
[17:52] <cornwall> Hylian: check out gdesklets. They're in the repositories
[17:52] <Pici> Hylian: I very much doubt that something like that would exist.
[17:52] <edbian> Hylian: I think that the sidebar code is buried deep deep into the vista Kernel.  I don't think you can run it under wine unless you find an exe somewhere on the net
[17:52] <GreyGhost> RkyRaccoon, i didnt really help .. bt nice to hear :)
[17:52] <flohack> The java binary is called using a wrapper which outputs the result of 'ldd /usr/bin/java' and everything is fine with that.
[17:52] <Hylian> the only problem is that the gdesklets weather program does not do audible bad weather alerts, or i couldnt find the option.
[17:52] <zagibu> jawee: it's because you use a pink iPod...they only accept Britney Spears songs
[17:52] <pronoy> RkyRaccoon GreyGhost : *thumbs up*
[17:52] <unop> flohack, does /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.13/jre/lib/i386/jli/libjli.so  exist?
[17:52] <GreyGhost> nice job pronoy
[17:53] <flohack> unop: Thanks for helping! yes it does
[17:53] <cornwall> Hylian: You could always put the weather channel on another workspace ;)
[17:53] <flohack> unop: I checked with 'sudo su uucp -' that it's readable as well
[17:53] <Hylian> or are you saying that gdesklets can run vista gadgets?
[17:53] <jawee> zagibu: It is my mom's. I know that in Amarok you have to specify so I didn't know if there was some sort of difference. I was trying to be specific as possible.
[17:53] <cornwall> Hylian: Nah, I didn't know that you had tried them already. Thought you just wanted little desk apps
[17:53] <flohack> unop: and the script is not running chrooted, I checked that with 'ls -Al /' within the wrapper and piped the result to a logfile.
[17:53] <giorgio> salve a tutti
[17:53] <zagibu> jawee: sorry, I was not serious of course, and I also can't help you with your problem
[17:53] <giorgio> posso fare una domanda
[17:53] <Pici> !it | giorgio
[17:53] <Hylian> it's starting to sound lie my only option, i am thinking about installing another browser, and making home noaa.
[17:53] <pronoy> GreyGhost: thx
[17:54] <frg22> hello, when I goto burn DVD's the data is transferred fine, but when I eject and reinsert the DVD it appears on my desktop (but the files within are hidden? and the icon on the desktop is that of any flatfile). The files I goto burn are also "hidden" before I burn them, but there's nothing to make them as such. I extracted them from a UDF iso
[17:54] <unop> flohack,  what does this give you?   readlink -f /usr/bin/java
[17:54] <micah> can someone tell me how to add another user without password im new to ubuntu?
[17:54] <zagibu> jawee: maybe the problem is caused by different playlist files?
[17:54] <GreyGhost> micah, System - > Admin -> Users and groups -> unlock -> then add user
[17:55] <flohack> unop: /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.07/jre/bin/java
[17:55] <GreyGhost> dont knw if its without password though ..
[17:55] <Hylian> there are so many free version for windows, you would think that there would be a linux program that would do it too. i dont watch tv. my entertainment is my pc.
[17:55] <micah> okay thanks grey
[17:55] <gmachine> tv sucks
[17:55] <mobi-sheep> Hylian: Conky!
[17:55] <jawee> zagibu: maybe. I know next to nothing about iPods.
[17:55] <Hylian> yes but atleast with a local channel i wouldnt have to worry about weather a tornadoe is coming or not
[17:55] <pronoy> gmachine: +1
[17:55] <flohack> unop: I just tried 'cat /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.07/jre/lib/i386/jli/libjli.so > /dev/null 2>> /tmp/asterfax.log' within the wrapper script and that is fine as well
[17:56] <unop> flohack, hmm .. there's a version discrepancy there.. does  /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.07/jre/lib/i386/jli/libjli.so exist (as opposed to /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.13/jre/lib/i386/jli/libjli.so) ?
[17:56] <gmachine> pronoy: hey there
[17:56] <flohack> unop: I'm a bit puzzled
[17:56] <Hylian> ok does conky play an audible alert when there is bad weather?
[17:56] <mobi-sheep> !conky | Hylian
[17:56] <yancho> hi, how can i get the gcc for 64 bit so I have :  x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-gcc please?
[17:56] <ice_cream> hi, how do i list all the mount types available?   (ntfs, cifs, ext3, etc.. full list)
[17:57] <micah> oh to enter without a password just type root to username
[17:57] <pronoy> micah: go to terminal and check the man pages for addusr
[17:57] <shadeslayer> toter: hey there :)
[17:57] <flohack> unop: ? I never mentioned /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.13/jre/lib/i386/jli/libjli.so, did I?
[17:57] <Hylian> mobi-sheep, does conky play a sound, or audible alert when there is bad weather? because if i just wanted weather, id be happy with weather report
[17:57] <toter> shadeslayer: so...
[17:57] <wad> The svn client in Ubuntu is version 1.5.4 but I need to have 1.6.x instead. Do I need to build it from source, or is there a better way? (I'm a bit confused, since http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/devel/subversion claims that it's actually 1.4.6 which it isn't.)
[17:57] <shadeslayer> toter: yeah i need to reduce my boot time :)
[17:57] <flohack> unop: That's what you have on your machine
[17:57] <tavi> someone help me whit a nokia 3600 slide and a usb cable?
[17:58] <lb_> hi!
[17:58] <shadeslayer> toter: ive already removed splash....
[17:58] <tavi> how to put some songs on it?
[17:58] <unop> flohack, well, it's the version that's in the sun-java6-bin package on jaunty currently
[17:58] <shadeslayer> tavi: plug it in > copy > pastee
[17:58] <mobi-sheep> Hylian: If you only want weathe applet -- You can add a Weather applet in your Gnome-Panel or add a really nifty Firefox Addons (Forecastfox).
[17:58] <flohack> unop: I'm using hardy, that's the reason
[17:58] <mobi-sheep> Hylian: Right-click on your panel and "Add to Panel"  --> Look for weather.
[17:59] <unop> flohack, in any case, does this shared object exist in the directory heirarchy for your java version ?
[17:59] <Superninja> WHAT IS UBUNTU
[17:59] <unop> !ubuntu
[17:59] <Superninja> IS IT LINUX
[17:59] <toter> shadeslayer: well, i didn't do anything fancy... make xconfig, unchecked some boxes and rebooted. voila... 11 seconds
[17:59] <Pici> Superninja: Drop the caps please.
[17:59] <farchumbre> W
[17:59] <flohack> unop: Yes, and from within the wrapper script I can read that file (dumped it to /dev/null to check)
[17:59] <Joelio> Hi all, just installed Karmic mini, but I'm getting 'sleep: invalid number '0.1'' upon booting.. any ideas<
[17:59] <GreyGhost> Superninja, stop shouting ..
[17:59] <lb_> is there a way to measure total disk usage? I have run a process that takes looong time and read about pv
[17:59] <jawee> Superninja: It's a distribution of Linux
[17:59] <shadeslayer> Hylian: or a better thing would be to add a location by clicking on the time display thing
[17:59] <lb_> only later :(
[17:59] <Pici> Joelio: Karmic support in #ubuntu+1
[17:59] <GreyGhost> !caps | Superninja
[17:59] <Hylian> mobi-sheep, your not listening. an AUDIBLE alert, a sound played out of my speakers. i want it to play when there is bad weather.
[17:59] <Superninja> Ok
[17:59] <shadeslayer> toter: what boxes?
[17:59] <shadeslayer> !caps | Superninja
[18:00] <yancho> hi, how can i get the gcc for 64 bit so I have :  x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-gcc please? gcc seems only to be 32 bit :S
[18:00] <gmachine> I don't know. I'm blind.
[18:00] <Hylian> i love your bot
[18:00] <Pici> Hylian: I don't think anything exists specifically for your need, you may need something programmed specifically for your needs.
[18:00] <Superninja> Is ubuntu better than windows
[18:00] <shadeslayer> Superninja: yep
[18:00] <GreyGhost> Superninja, define better ..
[18:00] <Superninja> Why
[18:00] <Pici> !ot | Superninja
[18:00] <mobi-sheep> Hylian: It's possible but I don't know how to do that myself.
[18:00] <unop> flohack, strange .. i wonder if this has anything to do with the CLASSPATH variables being tainted in your script's environment
[18:00] <shadeslayer> Superninja: no viruses,faster boot times....
[18:00] <gmachine> Superninja: it is different.
[18:00] <pronoy> Superninja: hell yeah !!
[18:00] <mobi-sheep> Superninja: Fsck Yeah!
[18:00] <Superninja> How can I have it
[18:00] <flohack> unop: I dumped the 'env' output and there is nothing related to 'CLASSPATH' in there.
[18:01] <shadeslayer> Superninja: more customizations and options (KDE,Gnome)
[18:01] <flohack> unop: I'll pastebin the environment
[18:01] <gmachine> someone should take superninja into a private chat
[18:01] <Superninja> I am from finland
[18:01] <farchumbre> What does env refer to in ubuntu?
[18:01] <toter> shadeslayer: when you execute make xconfig to compile a new kernel, there's a ton of stuff you can uncheck... And I optimized it for new, shiny macbook pro 64-bit
[18:01] <unop> flohack,  i would use strace now -- and spend sometimes pouring through it's output
[18:01] <Hylian> the super sad part if it is, i have 8 options for this specific task in windows. i'd really hate to go back to bloat tastic windows to do this one task
[18:01] <mdm> Hylian: libweather-com-perl or libgeo-metar-perl
[18:01] <flohack> unop: Good idea, I'll try that and have a look
[18:01] <unop> farchumbre, in what context?
[18:01] <pronoy> Superninja: chose an option and you'll get a better one in linux
[18:01] <shadeslayer> toter: you re compiled the kernel?? no thanks
[18:02] <mobi-sheep> Superninja: Talk in #ubuntu-offtopic -- Please.  We'll answer your questions there.
[18:02] <Pici> mdm: How exactly is that going to help?
[18:02] <laeg> upgrading to 9.10 broke VLC, can you tell me how to add vlc c_korn PPA repo please?
[18:02] <Superninja> Are you Americans?
[18:02] <tavi> someone help me whit a nokia 3600 slide and a usb cable?
[18:02] <unop> Superninja, i'm not
[18:02] <Pici> laeg: Please ask in #ubuntu+1 for Karmic
[18:02] <toter> superninja: you're from finland and you don't know what linux is? Traitor!
[18:02] <farchumbre> unop, it is a command i have to do to install a program
[18:02] <Pici> !fi | Superninja
[18:02] <laeg> Pici: karmic?
[18:02] <GreyGhost> Superninja, not here please ..
[18:02] <Superninja> OOkke
[18:02] <Pici> laeg: 8.10
[18:02] <pronoy> Superninja: we are from everywhere... go to this channel #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:02] <Pici> laeg: er, 9.10
[18:02] <Superninja> Miten sinne pääsee
[18:02] <toter> superninja: renounce you citizenship!
[18:02] <mdm> Pici: it will give you the abilty to write a perl script to flash the lights, bring down an interface, power off the comptuer or whatever else you want it to do
[18:02] <lb_> !de | lb_
[18:02] <laeg> Pici: i apologise, i meant 9.04
[18:02] <toter> you=your
[18:03] <unop> farchumbre, env should be installed by default - it is part of the coreutils package
[18:03] <Superninja> I am sorry.
[18:03] <shadeslayer> Hylian: oh...if youre that specific,use something else
[18:03] <Pici> mdm: I don't think that Hylian is up for programming something in Perl for this
[18:03] <pronoy> toter: :D lol
[18:03] <Hylian> oh boy. i have to admit. i havent written any scripts for anything since my qbasic days. i think that's over my head.
[18:03] <flohack> unop: here is the strace...any idea what $ORIGIN is? http://pastebin.com/d426a6d3c
[18:03] <tyler_d> my evolution account does not have the option for exchange?
[18:04] <toter> shadeslayer: if you want to shave some seconds from your boot time, you have to compile the kernel. Did you see the results? http://img504.yfrog.com/img504/4968/toterdesktopjaunty20090.png
[18:04] <dethray> having a problem with my sound...it all seems to be coming out of my subwoofer.  I am using the hda intel module in alsa
[18:04] <pronoy> Pici: is there a way to know what new options are being included in 9.10 .. i don't think they'll like such a question at #ubuntu+1
[18:04] <unop> flohack, no idea .. sorry
[18:05] <shadeslayer> toter: whats the rpm of your drive?
[18:05] <Hylian> hey mdm, just how easy is it to write perl script. because if it is anything like fortran cobol or pascal, i would rather just let the tornado come.
[18:05] <mobi-sheep> pronoy: They're not working on features at the moment.
[18:05] <ed__> pronoy: Have you googled "ubuntu 9.10" or looked at the ubuntu website?  I know that they are very open about their release schedule
[18:05] <pronoy> ed_ mobi-sheep: roger
[18:05] <unop> flohack, it seems to be some directory that is relative to where your java executable is
[18:05] <toter> pronoy: yeah, now if he says he doesn't know what nokia is, i'll call matti vanhanen myself
[18:05] <animuson> can anyone help me get ProFTPd working on my server?
[18:06] <kenox> hello all
[18:06] <mdm> Hylian: easy is a matter of opinion, but with cpan modules very
[18:06] <mobi-sheep> pronoy: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicKoala/TechnicalOverview#New%20features%20in%20Karmic
[18:06] <toter> shadeslayer: 5400 rpm
[18:06] <kenox> i have some problem after updating my ubuntu
[18:06] <shadeslayer> toter: same as me....
[18:06] <flohack> unop: That seems to be the problem.
[18:06]  * shadeslayer installs bootchart
[18:06] <gmachine> kenox: details please
[18:06] <Pici> pronoy: Why wouldn't they?
[18:06] <farchumbre> is anyone using thinkfinger?
[18:06] <kenox> i get the mouse pointer but no windows
[18:06] <shadeslayer> farchumbre: i used too
[18:06] <Hylian> id rather die than program that tough stuff. did you know that fortran scripting is a form of tourture and is against the geneva convention.
[18:06] <kenox> switching to tty1
[18:07] <kenox> issuing of kill gdm and then gdm does the trick
[18:07] <farchumbre> shadeslayer, have you have problems With multiple keyboard layouts?
[18:07] <farchumbre> i use english and spanish
[18:07] <pronoy> Pici: well in their topic its written channel's for development purposes...so....
[18:07] <KoolD> how do i unpack a tgz.uue file???
[18:07] <unop> flohack,  it's strange that quite a few .so files aren't being found ... it looks like the process is trying to find them in quite a few locations and is then giving up
[18:07] <gmachine> kenox: tty1 - tty-6 are command line
[18:07] <rakudave> how come that when I use "apt-get upgrade", some packages are held back, but when I use the update-manager, they get installed? What do I have to do to get apt-get to install the same packages?
[18:07] <shadeslayer> farchumbre: it crashed a few times and ran quite well....only thing was that it used to hang after sudo commands...
[18:07] <Hylian> seriously, anyone know if perl is easy. the highest lvl of programming im interested in is somehting like html
[18:08] <shadeslayer> farchumbre: not any i remember off...
[18:08] <gmachine> kenox: tty7 starts the guis
[18:08] <mobi-sheep> rakudave: sudo aptitude full-upgrade <-- maybe.
[18:08] <Pici> pronoy: It actually says 'discussion'
[18:08] <flohack> unop: It's just looking for libjli.so in various places
[18:08] <kenox> yup i issue the commands "killall gdm" and then "gdm"
[18:08] <Hylian> isnt it apt-get dist-upgrade
[18:08] <unop> flohack, well, not just that .so .. but quite a few others too
[18:08] <pronoy> Pice: eh ? oh yeah :) lol....but still its really early to ask .....
[18:08] <kenox> no direct login to gnome
[18:08] <rakudave> mobi-sheep: thanks, didn't know about that option
[18:09] <ed__> Hylian: perl is ok.  Similar to C. Python is a dream in syntax :)
[18:09] <gmachine> I would caution anyone attempting a full upgrade - esp without backing up all your data
[18:09] <Hylian> ok, is there a way to get wine to install a msi file?
[18:09] <magnetron> Hylian: yes.
[18:09] <farchumbre> shadeslayer, i use spanish and english, and after using thinkfinger (sudo) the spanish layout indicator turns to '??'
[18:09] <flohack> unop: No, it just does a stat64 for the directory and then an open for the libjli.so file
[18:09] <gmachine> ie, a full upgrade vs. a fresh install
[18:09] <Hylian> ok cool
[18:09] <GreyGhost> Hylian, it does so normally ..
[18:09] <KoolD> how do i unpack a tgz.uue file???
[18:10] <shadeslayer> farchumbre: no idea..im not a devel you know ;)
[18:10] <farchumbre> shadeslayer, hoW did you install thinkfinger?
[18:10] <animuson> i cant seem to get ftp working properly, i dont know why
[18:10] <gmachine> kenox: I don't believe tty1-tty6 will work with gnome
[18:10] <rakudave> mobi-sheep: doesn't exixt...
[18:10] <flohack> unop: HEHE, setting ORIGIN to the right value before invoking java works around the problem...
[18:10] <ed__> Is there a way to start a gnome session automatically when I log in without using GDM?  I would like to log in via CLI and then have gnome start immediately upon login.
[18:10] <unop> flohack, really? that's odd
[18:10] <mobi-sheep> rakudave: What does not exist?
[18:10] <flohack> That still does not explain why it goes wrong in the first place though...
[18:10] <rakudave> mobi-sheep: apt-get full-upgrade
[18:10] <Pici> Hylian: I *think* its: wine /path/to/msiexec filename.msi      I'm not sure if you can do it without the path to msiexec, but doesn't hurt to try
[18:11] <farchumbre> is anyone using multi keyboard layouts (e. g english, spanish, french) With usb external keyboards or thinkfinger?
[18:11] <mobi-sheep> rakudave: That's not what I said.
[18:11] <shadeslayer> farchumbre: its on their wiki
[18:11] <kenox> no you got me wrong: i boot up the OS, iget only a mouse pointer, then i switch to tty1 and issue the commands, then everything becomes normal.
[18:11] <shadeslayer> farchumbre: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ThinkFinger
[18:11] <wrinkliez> hey guys, i uninstalled a program, but the gnome menu says that its still there.  but the weird thing is, when i use the menu editor, it says that the program isnt there
[18:12] <wrinkliez> any ideas? -_-
[18:12] <Dr_Willis> wrinkliez:  when you next log in. that item may vanish
[18:12] <edbian> wrinkliez: Sometimes there is a small bug with the panel and it will leave apps that are actually missing.  If you reboot it will go away and you can manually remove it with the menu editor.
[18:12] <Dr_Willis> wrinkliez:  what was the program anyway?
[18:12] <wrinkliez> Dr_Willis:  thanks! lemme give it a shot
[18:12] <mobi-sheep> wrinkliez: killall gnome-panel
[18:12] <wrinkliez> haha thanks everyone :D
[18:12] <shadeslayer> Hylian: im not going to answer in PM
[18:12] <shadeslayer> !pm > Hylian
[18:12] <edbian> wrinkliez: Yes you can also kill / restart the gnome-panel
[18:13] <Dr_Willis> wrinkliez:  if it was somthingyou installed via wine. you may need to manually remove a .desktop file for the wine items
[18:13] <animuson> i cant get my ftp to work properly -- i can access through domain.com but i want it to access through ftp.domain.com :-/
[18:13] <wrinkliez> Dr_Willis:  it was gnupaint
[18:13] <developer> i need some help to install QT Creator
[18:13] <Pici> wrinkliez: Or sudo update-menus  may also fix it
[18:13] <magnetron> animuson: are you setting up the client or the server?
[18:14] <flohack> any java packaging cracks around?
[18:14] <flohack> jre, that is?
[18:14] <animuson> its the server
[18:14] <developer> Help !!!
[18:14] <developer> can anyone support me with this?!
[18:14] <magnetron> animuson: so you need to configure your DNS
[18:14] <Pici> !helpme | developer
[18:14] <pedro__> epale q tal el nuevo kernel??
[18:14] <pronoy> developer: ask the question !!
[18:15] <Hylian> well for some very odd reason, non of my windows apps want to run properly in wine. lol. i should say, none of my weather apps want to
[18:15] <Pici> developer: Are you having issues installing the qtcreator package?
[18:15] <shadeslayer> Hylian: did you check appdb of wine?
[18:15] <balloooza> hello, why is my 32 bit box not recognising all 4 GiB (3.6GB) of ram, I thought 32 bit was good up to 4 GB, I have an nvidia card, with 1GB of memory, this seems odd, because there is 1GB less memory then the ammount on 64 bit (I am too lazy to install 64 bit, I do have a 64 amd)
[18:15] <shadeslayer> balloooza: no you need 64 bit
[18:16] <magnetron> Hylian: why is that odd? did it work for anyone else? (check the appdb)
[18:16] <rakudave> mobi-sheep: sorry, I overlooked the fact that you used aptitude... -_-
[18:16] <shadeslayer> balloooza: 32 bit recognises only 3.2 GB of RAM
[18:16] <developer> I want to install QT creator , complete. Can anyone help me pls????
[18:16] <Hylian> yeah, what i meant to say is they load, but strangely, and then dont function properly
[18:17] <Pici> developer: sudo apt-get install qtcreator
[18:17] <shadeslayer> !pm > balloooza
[18:17] <shadeslayer> why does *everyone* pm me ??
[18:17] <Hylian> lol, i wonder if i can make a progrma to do this in qbasic for linux, lol
[18:17] <gmachine> because you're a girl?
[18:17] <shadeslayer> gmachine: definitely not!!!
[18:17] <gmachine> well then I'm out
[18:17] <pronoy> shadeslayer : really ?!?! :D
[18:17] <pronoy> gmachine: lol
[18:18] <shadeslayer> ...
[18:18] <animuson> is this the correct line to be using for ftp in the dns? "ftp     14400   IN      A       domain.com"
[18:18] <balloooza> sorry, I am sorta new to irc
[18:18] <laeg> is anyone elses VLC borked after upgrading to 9.04?
[18:18] <shadeslayer> balloooza: and you call yourself an advanced linux user ?
[18:18] <Hylian> ok one more time for anyone new. i want to have a program that will play a sound when bad weather shows up... any takers?
[18:18] <shadeslayer> laeg: nope
[18:19] <balloooza> that is not nice, will sombody else help me
[18:19] <laeg> shadeslayer: the video window and control window have become separated
[18:19] <Mike_lifeguard> laeg: borked how?
[18:19] <Pici> shadeslayer: Drop the attitude
[18:19] <unop> animuson,  doesn't look right .. an A record resolves a name to an IP address not another name (you'd use CNAME then)
[18:19] <shadeslayer> laeg: thats standard
[18:19] <laeg> shadeslayer: no it's not
[18:19] <laeg> the video should run inside the video window
[18:19] <shadeslayer> Pici: im not showing any attitude...
[18:19] <Mike_lifeguard> laeg: that's a regression; they say it'll be fixed in the next release
[18:19] <laeg> i get two windows when i ppen anything
[18:20] <Mike_lifeguard> laeg: for info, ask in #videolan
[18:20] <shadeslayer> laeg: ok ill help you in a moment
[18:20] <hey`> Hi, my computer is sounding too low.
[18:20] <flohack> How can I 'export' an environment variable using the dash shell?
[18:20] <pronoy> laeg: reinstall vlc
[18:20] <hey`> music, videos etc
[18:20] <notjohn> anyone familiar with xfs_freeze?  is it possible to determine if a volume is frozen using any of the xfs_ tools?
[18:20] <hey`> don't know what's going on
[18:20] <shadeslayer> pronoy: no need
[18:20] <PAPUL> hey`, change ur speakers
[18:20] <unop> flohack,  variable="value"; export variable
[18:20] <gmachine> laeg: 9.04 "borked" a couple media programs, including the latest version of amarok
[18:20] <Mike_lifeguard> pronoy: no, that's useless - it's a known regression
[18:20] <shadeslayer> laeg: theres a setting somewhere...one moment
[18:20] <pronoy> ok
[18:20] <flohack> unop: Thanks!
[18:20] <Mike_lifeguard> shadeslayer: no, that's useless, because it's a regression in VLC
[18:21] <hey`> PAPUL thanks a lot, how didn't I think such thing
[18:21] <Mike_lifeguard> why does nobody listen to me? :)
[18:21] <hey`> it's a laptop
[18:21] <gmachine> Mike_lifeguard: I'm listening
[18:21] <Hylian> you know, never mind my problem, as much as i want this, ubuntu is running like a top for me for the most part. you guys have enough on your plate here. maybe ll give ya a ring tommorrow.
[18:21] <Mike_lifeguard> \o/
[18:21] <PAPUL> Mike_lifeguard, i am listening.
[18:21] <Mike_lifeguard> \\o
[18:21] <pronoy> Mike_lifeguard: me too
[18:21] <Mike_lifeguard> o//
[18:21] <burno> Is there a program wich combines ICQ and Skype?
[18:21] <Mike_lifeguard> \o/
[18:21] <PAPUL> hey`, desktop or laptop?
[18:21] <gmachine> I switched from amarok to songbird in 9.04
[18:21] <hey`> laptop
[18:22] <Mike_lifeguard> burno: pidgin has a ton of IM protocols
[18:22] <lb_> burno: there is a Skype plugin for Pidgin
[18:22] <burno> cool, thanks
[18:22] <lb_> burno: http://eion.robbmob.com/
[18:22] <shadeslayer> Mike_lifeguard: nice...i never noticed this :)
[18:22] <Hylian> hey gmachine, i am not super knowledgeable so i may be way off on left field, but this sounds like a video driver issue..
[18:22] <PAPUL> hey`, try another os and see if it is the same
[18:22] <Mike_lifeguard> shadeslayer: annoying as all getout, but at least they know about it
[18:22] <gmachine> Mike_lifeguard: see, people are reading you
[18:23] <hey`> ok
[18:23] <Mike_lifeguard> gmachine: Yes, I know, that was more rhetorical and/or cathartic. thanks anyways :)
[18:23] <shadeslayer> balloooza: ok look its standard 64 bit is for 3.2 GB and above and 32 bit is for upto 3.2 GB
[18:23] <gmachine> Hylian: yeah, I don't know. My mplayer actually plays videos so who knows
[18:24] <gmachine> np, Mike
[18:24] <Hylian> can anyone point me to a fairly easy beginers scripter to make my own apps?
[18:24] <shadeslayer> Mike_lifeguard: if somebody did not point it out i would have never known :P
[18:24] <erUSUL> Hylian: python
[18:24] <PAPUL> are the latest cards from nvidia supported in ubuntu?
[18:24] <shadeslayer> Hylian: in??
[18:24] <PAPUL> the graohic cards
[18:24] <pronoy> Hylian: i can tell you about a good IDE anjuta .....see if that help
[18:24] <shadeslayer> PAPUL: YES
[18:24] <PAPUL> *graphic
[18:24] <kai> thank you by
[18:25] <pronoy> PAPUL: ofcourse
[18:25] <shadeslayer> anjuta is good :)
[18:25] <Pici> Hylian: I have some basic code that pulls weather alerts using python, let me clean it up and I'll put it up on a pastebin for you.
[18:25] <Hylian> ok what language does python script in? i thought there where several, i guess what i am asking is where should a noob scripter start, what language?
[18:25] <GreyGhost> PAPUL, they have nvidia drivers now ..
[18:25] <Pici> Hylian: Python is a language.
[18:25] <Mike_lifeguard> Hylian: python /is/ the scripting language
[18:25] <laeg> pronoy, gmachine, shadeslayer: think i already tried reinstalling vlc, i'll do it again anyway
[18:25] <PAPUL> are there any games for ubuntu
[18:25] <pronoy> Hylian: python is a language
[18:25] <PAPUL> games like crysis
[18:25] <Pici> !games | PAPUL
[18:25] <gmachine> laeg: don't bother
[18:25] <Mike_lifeguard> laeg: don't waste your time please
[18:25] <shadeslayer> laeg: its a known regression..no point of a reinstall
[18:25] <balloooza> PAPUL: yes
[18:25] <pronoy> PAPUL: you can install crysis on wine and then play
[18:26] <Hylian> i appreciate that pici, really i do. but i have no problem getting the weather. all i want is for a sound to be played when it is bad weather.
[18:26] <shadeslayer> pronoy: haha
[18:26] <laeg> gmachine, Mike_lifeguard, shadeslayer: videolan said to ask here why the PPA isn't working
[18:26] <gmachine> laeg: it's annoying but just use another program
[18:26] <Mike_lifeguard> laeg: which ppa?
[18:26] <laeg> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY D739676F7613768D
[18:26] <DEVIL1234> hello all
[18:26] <pronoy> PAPUL: they have games like crysis but not as good as crysis itself...you can check out nexuiz, tremulous, vendetta and many more
[18:26] <laeg> gmachine: :)
[18:27] <shadeslayer> laeg: vlc is in !medibuntu
[18:27] <Hylian> i might just install xp today *kringe*.
[18:27] <shadeslayer> !medibuntu > laeg
[18:27] <Hylian> LOLz
[18:27] <baba> hi; is there an application on windows that supports ext4 yet ?
[18:27] <laeg> Mike_lifeguard: i added deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/c-korn/vlc/ubuntu jaunty main
[18:27] <laeg> through the software sources gui
[18:27] <administer> How do I get the keyring manager to stop asking for my password to unlock in Evolution? It doesn't accept the password I give it, and it annoys the hell out of me
[18:27] <Mike_lifeguard> hm, fun, let me see...
[18:27] <DEVIL1234> exist one posibility to mount udf image?
[18:27] <simplemath> Problems with 9.04 and graphics with ATI X1200 card. Anyone else?
[18:27] <PAPUL> !games
[18:27] <laeg> Mike_lifeguard: then in term i put sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com
[18:27] <laeg> 15346b12eaff594dace39b55d739676f7613768d
[18:28] <PAPUL> http://www.icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php doesnt work
[18:28] <balloooza> PAPUL: some of my favorites = alian arena 2009 (free), cedege (not free, not a game, an emulator), neverball (addicting free version of a super monky ball style gam,e) flightgear (flight sim, hard to use, ) yo frankie, (all around awsome) wime (free kind of cedega, plays less games, usualy more workarouds for heavy games)
[18:28] <Mike_lifeguard> laeg: I always forget how to add keys, but that sounds about right
[18:28] <erUSUL> DEVIL1234: yes you can mount any iage of a filesystem linux support
[18:28] <Hylian> i dont know about you guys, but i have had way better luck with virtualbox from sun that the ose version
[18:28] <erUSUL> DEVIL1234: sudo mount -t udf image_file_name.img /mount/point
[18:28] <gmachine> what in god's name is 'monky ball'
[18:29] <shadeslayer> gmachine: haha....
[18:29] <PAPUL> so one cannot be a hardcore gamer using ubuntu
[18:29] <pronoy>  balloooza PAPUL http://sathyasays.com/2008/01/12/25-top-3d-linux-games/
[18:29] <Hylian> woah? you dont know about monkey ball? it's a blast, literally
[18:29] <Mike_lifeguard> laeg: do you have the launchpad page for that PPA handy?
[18:29] <shadeslayer> PAPUL: one sec
[18:29] <gmachine> Hylian: I'll look it up
[18:29] <Hylian> lol
[18:29] <pronoy> PAPUL: hardcore gamer !!  yes why not !! ?!?!?
[18:29] <balloooza> prony: thanks, will give it a look!
[18:29] <shadeslayer> PAPUL: read : http://www.whylinuxisbetter.net/
[18:30] <Hylian> well thanx a lot dudes. im gonna read up on what programming language to start with, anything as easy as html? please?
[18:30] <pronoy> shadeslayer: hi 5 for that one
[18:30]  * shadeslayer hi5's back
[18:30] <freeanshu>  how to get internet connection in ubuntu(wired)....i have a motorola cable modem with star hub connection(singapore)
[18:30] <freeanshu> at first wen i plug in the ethernet and on the connection,a smalll icn at the top gets activated and in the end it says:disconnected ,...everytime
[18:30] <PAPUL> is there any way to do a minimal install without the internet
[18:30] <shadeslayer> PAPUL: no
[18:30] <PAPUL> by saving the files in pen drive
[18:31] <pronoy> PAPUL: minimal install of what btw ?
[18:31] <Mike_lifeguard> laeg: after adding the key for that PPA, what happens?
[18:31] <shadeslayer> PAPUL: a minimal install gets packages from the server and installs them
[18:31] <Hylian> !ubuntu
[18:31] <DEVIL1234> thx for helping
[18:31] <shadeslayer> Pici: was !ubuntu recently added??
[18:31] <gmachine> "While moving across the floor the player can collect bananas by rolling into them to score points and attempt to earn an extra life (earned at every 100 bananas)"
[18:31] <mrroboto_> Morning all.  I could use a hand fixing my X, I fear I broke it.  I used the add/remove package man. to add the ati driver, and after rebooting, cant get display.
[18:31] <freeanshu>  how to get internet connection in ubuntu(wired)....i have a motorola cable modem with star hub connection(singapore)
[18:31] <Hylian> i have had a lot of luck with xubuntu on slow laptops. except every once in a while xfce doesnt load the deskbar, but thats fixable
[18:32] <freeanshu> please help
[18:32] <PAPUL> i want to install only the packages that i need
[18:32] <shadeslayer> mrroboto_: try booting to recovery konsole and use fix X server
[18:32] <freeanshu> i cant get connected
[18:32] <laeg> Mike_lifeguard: standby
[18:32] <freeanshu>  how to get internet connection in ubuntu(wired)....i have a motorola cable modem with star hub connection(singapore)
[18:32] <freeanshu> i cant get connected
[18:32] <gmachine> mrroboteto: so what do you g
[18:32] <freeanshu> please help
[18:32] <shadeslayer> !repeat > freeanshu
[18:32] <ojii_> hi all
[18:32] <pronoy> mrroboto_: boot and go to recovery option...there you have a fix x option
[18:32] <gmachine> mrroboto: what do you get
[18:32] <shadeslayer> freeanshu: dial up conection?
[18:32] <PAPUL> i have the minimal install iso but i want to run it from the pen drive
[18:32] <mrroboto_> shadeslayer: sounds like what I need, how do I get to it
[18:32] <shadeslayer> !usb > PAPUL
[18:33] <mrroboto_> gmachine: just colored garbage
[18:33] <freeanshu> shadeslayer:nope
[18:33] <flohack> unop: Is there a simple way to strip the first element from an array in dash?
[18:33] <gmachine> mrrobot: ok
[18:33] <shadeslayer> mrroboto_: reboot > recovery console (2nd option)> fix x server
[18:33] <ojii_> i try to install an app that requires gtk2.4.0 or higher, i have jaunty but it tells me my gtk version is too low although in synaptic it says 2.16.1, how can i fix this?
[18:33] <shadeslayer> freeanshu: no idea then
[18:33] <balloooza> PAPUL: I am just a computer geek, more of a light hearted gamer, but alian arena is a more "hardcore"  varity, one thing to expect with linux games: more options, less easy to access, meaning most games will have the ablity to use any type of controller, and many of them, use super high graphice, but these options (sadly for a novice linuxer, for me, it is a bit out of the way too) in configuration files, these are located in the gam
[18:33] <balloooza> e directory (to put in perspective: C:\programfiles\game, but on linux they are in many different places, it depends on the game.
[18:33] <freeanshu> shadeslayer: what if it is dialup?
[18:34] <shadeslayer> freeanshu: then see !dialup in ubottu
[18:34] <Hylian> thanx all, bye
[18:34] <gmachine> can you guys please do the game talk in a private chat
[18:34] <freeanshu> shadeslayer: ok
[18:34] <freeanshu> shadeslayer: thanx a ton
[18:34] <shadeslayer> or going to ot :)
[18:34] <Mike_lifeguard> or set up a new channel (using two hashes)
[18:34] <shadeslayer> freeanshu: no pronlem :)
[18:34] <mrroboto_> shadeslayer: alright, I'll give it a shot, I'll report back soon either happily booted from my hard drive, or seeking more help on the livecd
[18:34] <florian6> salut
[18:34] <elsajko> siemano
[18:35] <laeg> Mike_lifeguard: i was copying and pasting the sudo key command from here http://mailman.videolan.org/pipermail/translators/2009-June/000123.html which wasn't going in correct from the copy so i copied it half and half and now doesn't give the error :)P
[18:35] <shadeslayer> mrroboto_: best of luck
[18:35] <pronoy> !fr | florian6
[18:36] <laeg> shadeslayer: what would you recommend from medibuntu repo?
[18:36] <shadeslayer> laeg: uh...vlc
[18:36] <tavi> someone help me whit a nokia 3600 slide and a usb cable?
[18:36] <pronoy> laeg: w32codecs
[18:36] <shadeslayer> laeg: that is a supported repo...please dont install vlc from other repos
[18:36] <shadeslayer> pronoy: that too :)
[18:36] <laeg> what's wrong with the default ubuntu repo?
[18:37] <laeg> pronoy: have already i believe
[18:37] <shadeslayer> laeg: that is the default ubuntu repo for vlc
[18:37] <pronoy> laeg: can you play .rmvb files without realplayer ?
[18:37] <laeg> pronoy: .rmvb is nasty
[18:37] <laeg> i believe so
[18:37] <GreyGhost> shadeslayer,  multiverse i think ..
[18:37] <laeg> it's been years since i've encountered media i couldn't play
[18:37] <pronoy> laeg: yes but very light....and the quality can be retained
[18:38] <laeg> shadeslayer: so why do i need to add medibuntu if i have it by default?
[18:38] <laeg> pronoy: i'll just check synaptic for w32codecs
[18:38] <shadeslayer> GreyGhost: really?? i thought only medibuntu had vlc
[18:38] <animuson> ok my bind is failing to start now :-/ but it doesnt tell me why it just says [ fail ]
[18:38] <shadeslayer> laeg: if vlc is in multiverse...then no need..
[18:38] <shadeslayer> tavi: not in P<
[18:38] <shadeslayer> *PM
[18:39] <shadeslayer> !pm > tavi
[18:39] <shadeslayer> !nokia > tavi
[18:39] <GreyGhost> shadeslayer, one sec ..ler me confirm ..
[18:39] <ojii_> how can i ignore a check for something when using './configure'?
[18:40] <pronoy> ojii_: why would you wanna do that ?
[18:40] <shadeslayer> GreyGhost: sure...new info for me too :)
[18:40] <alone_in_light> hi
[18:40] <GreyGhost> shadeslayer, Package: vlc Section: multiverse/graphics
[18:40] <ghabit> Hello. I have Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E6850 @ 3.00GHz with 2gb ram. Which of arch I must choose? i386 or amd64?
[18:40] <ojii_> pronoy: because my tomoe install fails on the gtk2 check, synaptic tells me i meet the requirement tho....
[18:40] <pronoy> ojii_: a file installs only after making sure the dependencies are satisfied
[18:40] <alone_in_light> i have some troblem
[18:40] <alone_in_light>  can anybody help me
[18:40] <GreyGhost> !ask alone_in_light
[18:41] <GreyGhost> !ask | alone_in_light
[18:41] <pronoy> !ask | alone_in_light
[18:41] <alone_in_light> !ask
[18:41] <shadeslayer> ghabit: amd64 runs a bit faster but has less support , 32 bit is for ram < 3.2 GB and has more app support
[18:41] <animuson> ok my bind is failing to start now :-/ but it doesnt tell me why it just says [ fail ]
[18:41] <ojii_> ghabit: just my personal opinion: 64bit rocks! the boot feels sooo much faster!
[18:41] <alone_in_light> !ask i have troublem when i installing pidgin 2.5.7
[18:41] <shadeslayer> ojii_: yeah..
[18:41] <ghabit> Thanks guys!
[18:41] <ghabit> X)
[18:42] <GreyGhost> alone_in_light, "!" commands are for the bot ..
[18:42] <GreyGhost> alone_in_light, wats the problem?
[18:42] <ubuntunom> im well happy with the speed of XFCE, but how do i make a launch icon into the desktop ?!?
[18:42] <pronoy> GreyGhost: Lol
[18:42] <alone_in_light> i can't see my friend icon/photo
[18:42] <shadeslayer> ubuntunom: drag and drop maybe?
[18:42] <tonyf12> Has anyone managed to get Runescape HD working in 9.04? It won't work native, or in wine. SD works fine in both.
[18:42] <pronoy> GreyGhost: it almost seemed that he was adding the ! to make us answer :D
[18:42] <alone_in_light> in pidgin 2.5.7
[18:42] <ubuntunom> wont do it
[18:42] <alone_in_light> i use yahoo protokol
[18:42] <alone_in_light> can you help me
[18:43] <alone_in_light> i need help
[18:43] <GreyGhost> alone_in_light, hmm .. should be for the pidgin guys i guess? unless it works on some other linux distro ..
[18:43] <shadeslayer> ubuntunom: hmmm...no idea then...keep asking
[18:43] <pronoy> alone_in_light: i would advise you to join here #pidgin
[18:43] <GreyGhost> pronoy, ;)
[18:43] <EgyCoder09> hi all , i am php developer and i'm new to ubuntu and i want to use notepad2 as my default editor for php files ??
[18:43] <alone_in_light> yes
[18:43] <gmachine> alone_in_light: there is some problem connecting to Yahoo via pidgin at the moment.
[18:43] <dakarn> !yahoo |alone_in_light
[18:43] <ojii_> how do i fix this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/202285/  synaptic tells me i meet that requirement...
[18:43] <GreyGhost> EgyCoder09, does notepad2 work in wine?
[18:43] <alone_in_light> after i install pidgin 2.5.7 my icon dissappear
[18:44] <alone_in_light> i have upgrade my pidgin
[18:44] <pronoy> alone_in_light: you can upgrade to the new pidgin, yahoo is upgrading servers, its got a new authentication protocol...so pidgins been modified ... try that or ask further at #pidgin
[18:44] <gmachine> alone_in_light: have you been reading the replies?
[18:44] <Computer_Man> does anyone know where the mouse pointers are in the directory tree?
[18:44] <alone_in_light> yes
[18:44] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost: yep it works if i ran it through wine and i have to ( open file from file menu ) but when choose the file to open with ( notepad2.exe ) it's open the notepad2 with new blank fil
[18:44] <alone_in_light> but no one answer my question
[18:45] <Spike1506> im trying to compile zsnes under ubuntu 9.04
[18:45] <animuson> my bind is failing to start and it wont tell me why, it just says [fail]
[18:45] <gmachine> alone_in_light: we ALL answered your question
[18:45] <Spike1506> but i get this error: --enable-libao --enable-release --disable-debugger
[18:45] <laeg> pronoy: synaptic has no results for w32codecs
[18:45] <Spike1506> ehm: tools/fileutil.cpp:1: error: CPU you selected does not support x86-64 instruction set
[18:45] <alone_in_light> i want to know why my buddies photo dissapear in my pidgin
[18:45] <pronoy> laeg: try apt-get install if its installed it'll tell you
[18:45] <dakarn> alone_in_light: this is a ubuntu help channel, you should ask in #pidgin
[18:45] <gmachine> alone_in_light: forget it.
[18:45] <alone_in_light> oke
[18:45] <ojii_> argh why is there no tomoe in the repos for x64 :(
[18:45] <alone_in_light> thank
[18:46] <Mike_lifeguard> When doing an apt-get upgrade, what does it mean "The following packages have been held back" & how can I override that?
[18:46] <Dr_Willis> !info tomoe
[18:46] <alone_in_light> what server #pidgin
[18:46] <GreyGhost> EgyCoder09, u mean .. u want new files to open in tabs?
[18:46] <ojii_> wtf ubottu!
[18:46] <Dr_Willis> !wtf
[18:46] <shadeslayer> GreyGhost: sorry missed your post..just saw it now :)...thanks for the heads up
[18:47] <tonyf12> alone_in_light: Same server
[18:47] <GreyGhost> shadeslayer, np
[18:47] <gmachine> Mike_lifeguard: it depends on why they are held back but obviously it means they were not installed.
[18:47] <pronoy> alone_in_light: on freenode !
[18:47] <GnuSeb> Hello there, I was wondering if anyone could point me towards some sort of application the which I can record bits of streamed sound for direct quotation from online without having to have a microphone
[18:47] <alone_in_light> okey thank a lot for help me
[18:47] <eurythmia> when using recordmydesktop, I want to specify my usb headset as the sound device from which to record; could somebody help me to figure out which device that is?
[18:47] <ubuntunom> shadeslayer: had to go to /usr/bin and drag and drop from there ... couldnt do it from the 'start' menu
[18:47] <animuson> haha i never noticed that at the bottom of the APT help view XD
[18:47] <gmachine> Mike_lifeguard: there has been an issue recently with upgrading to a new kernel and other things but I thought that was fixed.
[18:48] <GreyGhost> EgyCoder09, nope .. no idea .. :( .. gedit comes with syntax hilighting .. keeps me happy :)
[18:48] <Mike_lifeguard> gmachine: well, synaptic seems happy enough to upgrade these packages, so I guess it's a non-issue. Confusing though.
[18:48] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost: nope , look when i double click on ( notepad2.exe ) it's works fine ... but when i doubleclick any php file or choose ( open with "notepad2.exe" ) it's also open a new blank file .. so i have to clicl ( file -> open file -> choose file to open it )
[18:48] <gmachine> Mike_lifeguard: try upgrading via synaptic. that fixed the problem for me
[18:48] <gmachine> Mike_lifeguard: right.
[18:49] <GreyGhost> EgyCoder09, ahh .. oki .. let me try then ..
[18:49] <pronoy> EgyCoder09: i had the problem with gedit so i switched to geany :)
[18:49] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost:  http://www.flos-freeware.ch/notepad2.html this if u want to install notepad2
[18:49] <animuson> can anyone help me with my bind problem?
[18:49] <edbian> EgyCoder09: geany is my fav :)
[18:49] <dakarn> why use notepad when you can use mousepad =O
[18:50] <dakarn> !mousepad
[18:50] <[cgk]ades> animuson: there is a chan #bind that is pretty helpfull
[18:50] <GreyGhost> EgyCoder09, presently i have to install WINE first ;)
[18:50] <EgyCoder09> pronoy: it's not happen with me while using gedit .. the problem is i love notepad2 very much and i can't live without it really :)
[18:50] <animuson> sweet
[18:50] <hwilde> !russian
[18:50] <pronoy> EgyCoder09: omg ! you should see a psychiatrist !  :D lol.... don't mind
[18:50] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost: if i will waste ur time .. forget it :)
[18:51] <tavi> opensync
[18:51] <pisecx> hi. is it possible to disable windows disks from places menu?
[18:51] <GreyGhost> EgyCoder09, naah .. i need WINE . jst its a fresh copy of ubuntu here ..
[18:51] <pronoy> hwilde: what ?!
[18:51] <mrroboto_> I return defeated, on the livecd again =(  Running the xfix in recovery changed the colored gargage to about 1/2 desktop, 1/2 static, but still nothing useful...
[18:51] <hwilde> pronoy, not talking @ you
[18:51] <GreyGhost> pisecx, allaborate
[18:51] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost:  so will you stay in contact with me to tell me what i can to do
[18:51] <EgyCoder09> ?
[18:52] <tonyf12> Can I mount (not burn) an ISO using Ubuntu?
[18:52] <fccf> pisecx: remove the corresponding line from /etc/fstab
[18:52] <pisecx> fccf: no lines...
[18:52] <GreyGhost> EgyCoder09, u here for next 20 mins?
[18:52] <EgyCoder09> i waste 2 days to try to solve this problem
[18:52] <pronoy> hwilde: i know...don't bother the bot unnecessarily
[18:52] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost: yep
[18:52] <pisecx> GreyGhost: what does it mean?
[18:52] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost: i waste 2 days to try to solve this problem
[18:52] <GreyGhost> EgyCoder09, i'll try ..
[18:52] <zagibu> pisecx: he told you to explain better (elaborate)
[18:52] <GreyGhost> pisecx, wat do u want to do?
[18:53] <fccf> pisecx: ok, elaborate
[18:53] <pisecx> there is places menu, it shows windows disks. if you click it - it will be automatically mounted. I what do disable it at all.
[18:53] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost:  the fast solution is i will switch to windows to code in it .. but the problem that i'm coding a web interface for ( Nessus command ) and i have to try the plugins and the options then test it on my code :(
[18:53] <pisecx> fccf: it is better?
[18:53] <pisecx> clear?
[18:54] <laeg> pronoy: on your instructions to check for w32codecs - http://pastebin.com/m3417ea73
[18:54] <pisecx> fccf: GreyGhost and there is no corresponding line in /etc/fstab
[18:54] <pronoy> pisecx: you don't want to mount it or mount it automatically or not display it ?
[18:54] <pisecx> pronoy: do not display it in places menu
[18:55] <pisecx> pronoy: possible?
[18:56] <felixsulla> My wireless on my laptop often loses connection if left on overnight. Unclicking/reclicking "Enable Wireless" in the panel doesnt help, but logging out/in or restart gets it working again every time. Is there something in command line that does the same thing to wireless that logging off/restarting does?
[18:56] <GreyGhost> tonyf12, sudo mount -t iso9660 filename.iso /media/iso -o loop
[18:56] <pisecx> for example, using gnome configuration tool or something
[18:56] <pronoy> laeg: no !! sudo apt-get install w32codecs  !! not just apt-get install
[18:56] <Doonz> how do i show hidden files in ls
[18:56] <GreyGhost> tonyf12, rather look up the command mount .. will help better ..
[18:56] <felixsulla> Doonz: ls -a
[18:56] <fccf> Doonz: ls -a
[18:56] <pronoy> piscex: to be very frank it never bothers me so i really don't bother with places.... so......sorry
[18:56] <animuson> no one is responding at #bind :(
[18:57] <pisecx> Doonz: or ls -A if you don't want to show . and ..
[18:57] <Doonz> thanx
[18:57] <edbian> Doonz: ls -a (-a for all)
[18:57] <usr13> felixsulla: You might try getting rid of the network manager
[18:57] <Doonz> ok
[18:57] <Doonz> apparently its not hidden
[18:57] <Doonz> how would i search for a directory
[18:57] <felixsulla> usr13:  ? Isnt there a command to just reset the wireless?
[18:57] <fccf> animusion: patience ... explain your situaiton ... it may take hours for someone to notice
[18:57] <usr13> Doonz: find
[18:57] <edbian> Doonz: find -name <dir>
[18:58] <magnetron> fix-wireless-command , why didn't i think of that
[18:58] <GreyGhost> thats weird .. apt just died .. first time for me ..
[18:58] <Doonz> bah forgot the -
[18:58] <pronoy> animusion: repeat the question 2 or 3 times :) someone will come to your adi
[18:58] <[cgk]ades> animuson: #bind is nothing like this chan
[18:58] <edbian> Doonz: It searches recursively from where the terminal current is
[18:58] <GreyGhost> brb
[18:59] <usr13> Doonz: example:  find . -name etc -type d
[19:00] <ubuntunom_> how can i make sure that whenever i insert DVD vlc would play it?
[19:00] <Scucci> Having a little trouble with this morning's update. My X-Fi audio card is no longer being seen by the system. Ideas?
[19:00] <scottyg> hi all!
[19:01] <felixsulla> Does anyone know the command to reset wireless from the command line?
[19:01] <usr13> Doonz: If you know it is somewhere in one of the subdiretories of /home or $HOME then cd there first and issue command: find -name dir-name -type d
[19:01] <animuson> does it matter what you put for the last argument in this line? "@       IN      SOA     ns1.domain.com.      info.domain.com. ("
[19:01] <usr13> felixsulla: /etc/init.d/networking restart
[19:02] <GreyGhost> attempt installing wine part two ..
[19:02] <pronoy> laeg: success ?
[19:02] <ubuntunom_> felixsulla: ifconfig ath0 down and then ifconfig ath0 up . Not sure what u mean with reset though
[19:02] <JohnnyBGoode> Can someone please help me with my microphone?
[19:02] <usr13> felixsulla: or ifconfig eth1 down ; ifconfig eth1 up # Where eth1 is your wifi device.
[19:02] <scottyg> does anyone know how i can get my ati 3100 graphix card to work?
[19:02] <fccf> !ati
[19:02] <felixsulla> ubuntunom_: My wireless connection to my router keeps dying on me if I leave the laptop on for days
[19:02] <pronoy> ubuntunom_: open the directory containing the video file and select open with vlc in properties by right clicking on it
[19:03] <selltrib> Hi all, is this the correct channel to ask about a RAID 5 issue, trying to rebuild it after 1 hdd died *yes i have full backups* :-) i think i know what i'm doing, juist want to make sure i'm on the right track
[19:03] <pronoy> JohnnyBGoode: what's the issue.....just ask
[19:03] <fccf> felixsulla: that happens for me in windows and ubuntu, rather common
[19:03] <scottyg> help with ati 3100 card please!
[19:03] <ubuntunom_> pronoy: did it with .vob file but still open movie player
[19:03] <pronoy> selltrib: only if you are using ubuntu or any of its variant
[19:03] <JohnnyBGoode> pronoy: i can't seem to get my internal mic or external mic working. ie. no recording
[19:04] <felixsulla> fccf: So in Ubuntu, what do you do to reset it?
[19:04] <selltrib> Pronoy yep using Ubuntu
[19:04] <mattalexx> In Firefox for Gnome, the downward arrows on the bookmark bar are huge. Any way to remove them to conserve space?
[19:04] <scottyg> does anyone know why my driver doesnt work from ati?
[19:04] <usr13> mattalexx: sure
[19:04] <usr13> mattalexx: F11
[19:05] <pronoy> ubuntunom_: did you check mark the option... ? its really irritating when it opens with movie player....now after check mark it opens with vlc only
[19:05] <fccf> felixsulla: I actually turn my computer off when I go to bed, or plug directly into the network ...or sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[19:05] <pronoy> JohnnyBGoode: try changing the input device
[19:05] <JohnnyBGoode> pronoy: under settings?
[19:05] <pronoy> JohnnyBGoode: also try if its mute or lowest volume...of line in and other input from the mixer
[19:05] <mattalexx> usr13, fullscreen? No I meant horizontal space on the bar itself
[19:05] <scottyg> i installed a linux driver for my ati cad..it didnt work
[19:06] <felixsulla> Is /etc/init.d/networking restart basically what happens when you boot up/restart?
[19:06] <pronoy> JohnnyBGoode: right click on volume icon and open volume control
[19:06] <fccf> felixsulla: essentially yes
[19:07] <felixsulla> Thanks everyone. I'll try that next time it dies...
[19:07] <selltrib> I've unmounted the raid array, i've run fsck /dev/md0 and it's taken about 6 hours to complete it had a few issues but it's done now. Ive i'm now about to remove the bad hdd with this command "mdadm --manage /dev/md0 -r /dev/sdd" I then remove the hdd from the machine and install the new one. I belive then I need to mirror the partition table onto the new hdd  which is this command "sfdisk -d /dev/sda | sfdisk /dev/sdd" then i r
[19:07] <JohnnyBGoode> pronoy: all bars are fully up. should the capture bar be up as well?
[19:07] <Dunge> Anyone can please explain what does this error means?      install: error: cannot install 'linear.la' to a directory not ending in /usr/gtkdfb/lib/ts/
[19:07] <porter1> Is there any proper way to get Exchange to work with Ubuntu, or should I just give up?
[19:07] <pronoy> JohnnyBGoode: try it... also check what are you using as an input device...alsa ? mine's realtek oss... try varying that too
[19:08]  * GreyGhost|AFK kicks wine-gecko
[19:08] <pronoy> GreyGhost: what happened ?
[19:08] <sebsebseb> hi
[19:08] <scottyg> is ati compatible with ubuntu?
[19:08] <usr13> Dunge: ls /usr/gtkdfb/lib/ts/
[19:08] <sebsebseb> !ati |  scottyg
[19:08] <pronoy> scottyg: it is
[19:08] <scottyg> if not, piss on it, i'll install fedora
[19:08] <JohnnyBGoode> pronoy: there is no input device selection. it just says sound card
[19:09] <fccf> !attitude | scottyg
[19:09] <Dunge> usr13 : path exist
[19:09] <GreyGhost|AFK> scottyg, we can use harsh language too u knw ..
[19:09] <Dunge> usr13 : this is while doing a "make install" on some lib
[19:09] <pronoy> JohnnyBGoode: ok what version of ubuntu are you using ?
[19:09] <Dunge> configured with a --prefix
[19:10] <felixsulla> How do I know what my wireless is "called" ? Is it ath0? or..?
[19:10] <pronoy> !sound | JohnnyBGoode
[19:10] <pronoy> !mic | JohnnyBGoode
[19:10] <zagibu> felixsulla: iwconfig
[19:10] <asanchez> felixsulla, iwconfig
[19:11] <JohnnyBGoode> pronoy: HDA Alsa is enabled
[19:11] <Dunge> usr13 : do you have a clue or you said randomness?
[19:11] <wildc4rd> evening all
[19:11] <pronoy> JohnnyBGoode: and all the volumes are turned up ?
[19:11] <DeCypher1> can someone help me, this is the seconds time it happened over 2 days, for some reason my GDM like crashes and restarts and im not sure why
[19:11] <JohnnyBGoode> pronoy: yep
[19:12] <pronoy> JohnnyBGoode: what os version are you using ?
[19:12] <ubuntunom_> christ this brasero is starting to piss me off ... how long will it take to create image checksum at the end!
[19:12] <JohnnyBGoode> pronoy: 9.04 Jaunty
[19:12] <zagibu> DeCypher1: accidentially hit ctrl+alt+backspace?
[19:12] <pronoy> JohnnyBGoode: hang on
[19:12] <DeCypher1> zagibu: no, i open up firefox, then it crashes
[19:13] <unitheory> zagibu, ctrl+alt+backspace is disabled by default in 9.04
[19:13] <zopiac> fullscreen apps are completely graphickally messed up :(
[19:13] <zagibu> i see
[19:13] <usr13> Dunge: No I don't have a clue.  What are you tryint to install?
[19:13] <usr13> Dunge: "randomness"?
[19:14] <zagibu> hehe, aptitude install something
[19:14] <pronoy> JohnnyBGoode: is your line in switched on ?
[19:14] <zagibu> they should implement that
[19:14] <JohnnyBGoode> Pronoy: how would i check that?
[19:14] <zagibu> a metapackage that points to a random other package
[19:15] <pronoy> JohnnyBGoode: open volume control and preferences
[19:15] <eurythmia> I know that my usb headset is card 1 (amixer -c 1 shows me that), but I still don't know what the device is ... any help?
[19:15] <laeg> pronoy - new one - http://pastebin.com/m74049062
[19:15] <JohnnyBGoode> Pronoy: there is no preferences option. there is a "select controls" tab
[19:16] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: go to system | preferences | sound
[19:16] <zopiac> is there a way to open programs in windows mode, even if they are by default fullscreen?
[19:16] <pronoy> joeyeye: not on jaunty yet
[19:16] <JohnnyBGoode> pronoy: there is no preferences under system
[19:17] <joeyeye> my bad
[19:17] <resno> !server
[19:17] <henkboom> When I try to hibernate I get the error message "/sbin/s2disk: invalid option -- 'x'", from /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh, anyone know what the problem is?
[19:17] <pronoy> JohnnyBGoode: go to the sound tab
[19:17] <budo>  does ubuntu include support for watching flash videos yet?
[19:18] <JohnnyBGoode> pronoy: where? i see no sound tab
[19:18] <sebsebseb> budo: most Linux distros don't come with Flash by default, you can install it though
[19:18] <mazda01> i don't know what is going on but when I do a ls -la on any directory it's not showing me all the directory names. There's a place holder for the directory but the name is missing. This happens running as root or as my user. Any help please?
[19:18] <henkboom> I find the line '/sbin/s2disk -x "$xres" -y "$yres" $DEVICE' in hibernate.sh, but s2disk is complaining that there are no -x or -y options =/
[19:18] <elad`> I left my computer for 24 hours. It had no heavy tasks running the the background, and none scheduled - that I know of. When I came back and turned on the monitor, the screen showed the desktop for a second, but then I got a near-blank screen - only a little "-" blinking in the top corner. (Continued)
[19:18] <henkboom> budo: of course
[19:18] <unitheory> !flash | budo
[19:18] <tonyf12> GreyGhost: Thanks for the mount thing. Was afk,
[19:19] <pronoy> hey everyone where is the sound preferences in jaunty !! please tell JohnnyBGoode  so that he can enable the line in option for volume control !!
[19:19] <ubuntunom> do i need to install something else besides restricted-extras to burn non-copyrighted DVDs with Brasero?
[19:19] <joeyeye> in jaunty it's under system | prefs | sound
[19:19] <elad`> I shut down the computer and turned it back on. Without unplugging the HDD where Linux has sat, the computer wouldn't get past the mem-count screen (actually, it was probably stuck in the IDE recognizing routine). I touched both HDDs, and both were smoldering hot.
[19:19] <elad`> What happned?
[19:20] <GreyGhost|AFK> tonyf12, np
[19:20] <JohnnyBGoode> I have no "sound" tab anywhere in the system section
[19:20] <GreyGhost|AFK> EgyCoder09, still trying Notepad2 :( nt much success
[19:20] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: no preferences under system ?
[19:20] <elad`> Why would linux even touch the windows HDD? Why would it be so hot?
[19:20] <JohnnyBGoode> joeyeye: nope
[19:20] <henkboom> JohnnyBGoode: System->Preferences->Sound?
[19:21] <JohnnyBGoode> henkboom: none
[19:21] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: you're on jaunty ?
[19:21] <kafitz> sounds like more of a motherboard issue to me elad`..
[19:21] <JohnnyBGoode> joeyeye: yessir
[19:21] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost: if i will waste ur time .. forget it ??
[19:21] <pronoy> laeg: you don't have w32codecs installed but i doubt that'll help you in the vlc issue..w32codecs is just for playing all types of vids .. you can install xine and then install w32codecs
[19:21] <elad`> kafitz, I'm running Windows just fine right now.
[19:21] <henkboom> JohnnyBGoode: try System->Preferences->Main Menu, maybe the sound option is hidden in there
[19:21] <kafitz> oh hm
[19:21] <elad`> kafitz, have been for the past two years, steadily, almost never turning it off.
[19:22] <JohnnyBGoode> henkboom: sir there is no preferences under system
[19:22] <henkboom> oh
[19:22] <mattalexx> What is the "Connect to server" equivalent in Thunar?
[19:22] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: type "gnome-sound-properties" at terminal prompt
[19:22] <mazda01> i don't know what is going on but when I do a ls -la on any directory it's not showing me all the directory names. There's a place holder for the directory but the name is missing. This happens running as root or as my user. Any help please?
[19:23] <JohnnyBGoode> joeyeye: its not installed, should i install it?
[19:23] <laeg> pronoy: vlc issue is fixed, thanks :)
[19:23] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: I would ;)
[19:23] <laeg> gmachine, shadeslayer: ty
[19:23] <budo> as a windows user thinking of entering the IT field, is it worth it to learn linux?  what are the advantages?  what are the disadvantages?
[19:23] <henkboom> JohnnyBGoode: if you have no preferences menu, try right clicking on the menu bar and clicking "edit menu", the preferences item might be hidden
[19:23] <burno> is it possible to see, why a game doesn't run with wine? some kind of log file...?
[19:23] <JohnnyBGoode> joeyeye: sorry if i seem dim, I am hesitant when it comes to linux.. hehe
[19:24] <pronoy> laeg: ok so if you want all possible vids to be played by the system you can install w32codecs..hang on i'll give yoiu the link
[19:24] <dakarn> !dsl
[19:24] <livingdaylight> can i play an iso directly?
[19:24] <hoboman> anyone help me out, my ubuntu 8.10 keeps shutting right off, just dead drops power right off in a matter of a second, im almost entirely certain that, a multitude of flash objects, or sometimes often, a single one, glitches it somehow triggering it,
[19:24] <livingdaylight> it is a dvd iso image and wonder whether i can play it without burning it to disc first
[19:24] <laeg> pronoy: why isn't it in synaptic? i wish i could install everything through synaptic, even software which is unapproved by ubuntu
[19:25] <hoboman> theres times it runs all day without, but, not if i start multi tasking and alot of flash, or even just, streaming flash vids...
[19:25] <mazda01> here's a screenshot. http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/3700/lslaerror.png
[19:25] <hoboman> its horrible, will another browser maybe fix this? any recommendations, etc?
[19:25] <phoenixz> Im using the Virtual machine manager to create virtual machines local and then I copy those to another server. I saw that I can also connect to that other hosts and create them there directly so I tried.. but then I get this error: http://pastebin.ca/1471491  What is the problem here?
[19:25] <pronoy> laeg: i am not sure but i think synaptic is just a gui to install the packages provided in the repo
[19:25] <JohnnyBGoode> joeyeye: ok i just installed it
[19:25] <fccf> budo: ubuntu rocks, if you are going to go into the IT field.. It would be best to have as many operating systems under your belt as possible... adv/disadv will show themselves as you are learning
[19:25] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: great - now is there a system  | prefs  sound menu item ?
[19:26] <livingdaylight> can i play an iso directly?
[19:26] <livingdaylight> it is a dvd iso image and wonder whether i can play it without burning it to disc first
[19:26] <pronoy> laeg http://www.debianadmin.com/install-libdvdcss-and-w32-video-codecs-in-debian-and-ubuntu.html
[19:26] <hoboman> i know how hard it is to get help in here, so, i'm just going to ask again, and again, can someone recommend a good browser thats fully operable that should handle flash well? firefox keeps killing my ubuntu
[19:26] <kdub> livingdaylight: mount -o loop image.iso will make it look like a cd
[19:26] <JohnnyBGoode> joeyeye: no sir
[19:26] <edbian> looking for a good how to to start learning common lisp
[19:26] <livingdaylight> kdub, i do that in a terminal?
[19:26] <dakarn> hoboman: what do you mean firefox keeps killing ubuntu?
[19:26] <livingdaylight> how does it get played?
[19:27] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: grr... ok type "gnome-sound-preferences" then
[19:27] <kdub> livingdaylight: yep
[19:27] <hoboman> i'd like to know another browser to try, but, i've heard chrome isnt really like, fully operable,
[19:27] <hoboman> dakarn:
[19:27] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: grr... ok type "gnome-sound-properties" oops
[19:27] <ejukov> Hello, Russia!
[19:27] <kdub> livingdaylight: actually, mount -o loop disk.image /path/to/mountpoint
[19:27] <Tamale2> Hi everyone.  I'm getting a lot of random lockups in Ubuntu 9.04 after upgrading from 8.04. Can someone help me troubleshoot the freezes?
[19:27] <mazda01> weird ls -la problem. anyone help please?
[19:27] <JohnnyBGoode> joeyeye: command not found
[19:27] <burno> is it possible to see, why a game doesn't run with wine? some kind of log file...?
[19:27] <axisys> anyone here uses ldap on ubuntu? I am getting this error http://pastebin.com/f69ad9ef1
[19:27] <axisys> openssl s_client -connect ldap.example.com:1636 works fine
[19:27] <livingdaylight> kdub, sorry, that's too hard
[19:27] <kdub> mazda01: is it aliased?
[19:27] <dakarn> hoboman: opera is the second best to firefox if you can't run it
[19:28] <hoboman> it is i believe, killing it, by i mean, randomly it shuts off, sometimes more frequently, always when i am in firefox, with flash content, sometimes i can go all day, on simpler pages, but
[19:28] <laeg> pronoy: ty, but if it's in the repo then how come i can't just sudo apt-get it?
[19:28] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: "gnome-sound-properties
[19:28] <mazda01> kdub, is what aliased, that command. Not that I am aware of. I didn't create any aliases
[19:28] <kdub> livingdaylight: its the easiest way i know
[19:28] <pronoy> laeg: you see the w32codec pack comes with a specific package and a client
[19:28] <hoboman> like, i wish that, flash glitch would just crash FF but it screws my damn whole computer just power it BOOM gone,
[19:28] <pronoy> laeg: like xine UI or mplayer thats why
[19:28] <hoboman> and its off, not even, shutdown, which is horrible
[19:29] <pronoy> laeg: ok i gtg cya man...best of luck
[19:29] <JohnnyBGoode> joeyeye: got it! :)
[19:29] <kdub> mazda01: you need to be more descriptive of the problem
[19:29] <hoboman> thanks da-karn, i'll see if its gonna help at all. if not, i'll keep looking for a solution
[19:29] <dakarn> hoboman: worst case scenario you can get the Dillo web browser
[19:30] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: great!
[19:30] <Tamale2> Hi everyone.  I'm getting very frequent random lockups in Ubuntu 9.04 after upgrading from 8.04. Can someone help me troubleshoot the freezes?  It's freezing while simply using firefox and sometimes just sitting idly.
[19:30] <zopiac> is there a way to open programs in windows mode, even if they are by default fullscreen?
[19:30] <joeyeye> Tamale: what's your network ? Wired or wireless ?
[19:31] <eurythmia> how do I set recordmydesktop to use my usb headset?
[19:31] <joeyeye> Tamale2: what's your network ? Wired or wireless ?
[19:31] <supersasho> hi.. how can i print in OOo two sites on one A4 paper? in msoffice there was this option in print window in OOo writer it is not and i can't find it anywhere else
[19:31] <javier> buenas tardes
[19:31] <JohnnyBGoode> joeyeye: so how do i fix the mic issue?
[19:31] <sebsebseb> Tamale2: how much RAM?
[19:31] <Tamale2> joeyeye: wired
[19:31] <Tamale2> sebsebseb: 4gb
[19:31] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: what kind of mic ? usb ? Line in ?
[19:31] <JohnnyBGoode> usb
[19:32] <JohnnyBGoode> joeyeye: usb
[19:32] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: do you see it listed with lsusb ?
[19:32] <Tamale2> sebsebseb: actually, only 3gb.
[19:32] <sebsebseb> Tamale2: are things slow and laggy at all?
[19:33] <Tamale2> sebsebseb: no, while the computer is running it's running great.  9.04 is significantly faster than 8.04
[19:33] <Sirisian|Work> Is there a way in the ubuntu server to check all your HDs and the size of them?
[19:33] <JohnnyBGoode> joeyeye: thank you my friend :)
[19:33] <sebsebseb> Tamale2: did you do Ext4?
[19:33] <andy__> fuck
[19:33] <Tamale2> df -h
[19:33] <Tamale2> er
[19:33] <Tamale2> hehe
[19:33] <joeyeye> johnnybgoode: are you all set ?
[19:33] <somebee_> I think my server has been hacked (with a rootkit of some sort) but I cannot detect anything with either chkrootkit or rkhunter. And I have tried disabling root-access via ssh, but ssh wont restart (I get /etc/init.d/ssh restart -> sshd: OpenSSH_5.1p1 Debian-5 on i686-pc-linux-gnu -> Unknown option -t). Any ideas what I can do?
[19:33] <sebsebseb> !langauge |  andy__
[19:33] <andy__> fuck  the  word
[19:33] <JohnnyBGoode> joeyeye: i think i am
[19:34] <Tamale2> sebsebseb: no, no ext4
[19:34] <GreyGhost|AFK> thanks Pici
[19:34] <Sirisian|Work> Tamale2, I think mine are in a raid. 3 of them
[19:34] <Sirisian|Work> It shows 63 GB /dev/sda1
[19:34] <sebsebseb> Tamale2: don't know then, but what I know is that Firefox in Ubuntu can  go  pretty bad for some of us, usaully with a lot of tabs open and some Flash in it
[19:35] <Dexter_> #divid3byZ3r0 on irc.freenode.net
[19:35] <Tamale2> sebsebseb: even if it didn't have any problems in 8.04?
[19:35] <somebee_> and I suddenly cannot scp anything, nor start pure-ftpd either
[19:35] <axisys> it is working now.. i forgot to put the double quotes around the basedn
[19:35] <sebsebseb> Tamale2: yep
[19:35] <Tamale2> sebsebseb: I'm totally confused because there's nothing in the logs
[19:35] <torn_> Is anyone here using Ubuntu Netbook Remix on a netbook?
[19:35] <Sirisian|Work> Is there a way to see the HD configuration or if LVM was used during installation?
[19:36] <torn_> I have the MSI Wind u100, 3-cell battery, and with the wireless LAN turned off and the brightness at 0%, I can barely get 2 hours of battery life on Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.04.
[19:36] <tamale> sebsebseb: ha, it just locked up
[19:36] <torn_> Does Ubuntu consume more power on idle than Windows XP?
[19:36] <Spike1506> dont think so
[19:36] <mazda01> kdub, i pasted a picture. did you maybe not see it? it's here: http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/3700/lslaerror.png. I don't know how else to describe it. If I am in my home directory and I issue ls -la   i get a llong list but some of the folder and file names are missing as it shows in the picture.
[19:36] <sebsebseb> tamale: well could be Firefox causing it
[19:36] <torn_> Reviews of the netbook say a 3-cell battery will get you 2:30 to 3:00 hours of battery life, with the wireless LAN turned on at 50% LCD.
[19:36] <tamale> sebsebseb: firefox wasn't even running
[19:37] <jedi06> i'm looking for a bluetooth mouse for a dell studio is there any considerations i should take.  Do i need to make sure they are linux compatible
[19:37] <sebsebseb> tamale: ok well I don't know
[19:37] <joeyeye> mazda01: do you have a font/background same color issue ?
[19:37] <tamale> sebsebseb: well, thanks for trying.  can anyone point me to where I can go for help for complete freezes / lockups in 9.04 ubuntu?
[19:38] <stuNNed> do i have to have 127.0.1.1 in /etc/hosts?
[19:38] <sebsebseb> tamale: oh maybe there's something in the release nots
[19:38] <Dexter_> irc.freenode.net
[19:38] <stuNNed> or what are the benefits rather, of having it?
[19:38] <sebsebseb> notes
[19:38] <sebsebseb> !notes |  tamale
[19:38] <fccf> stuNNed: yes .. that allows your local machine to access the local resources
[19:38] <porter1> mazda01, try changing that awful blue background with black.
[19:38] <joeyeye> tamale: I had this I think due to wireless and installed the jaunty backports - problem went away
[19:38] <threexk> Is there any reason not to delete old kernel packages?
[19:39] <torn_> So Ubuntu shouldn't be consoming more power than Windows XP on a netbook/laptop battery?
[19:39] <tamale> joeyeye: interesting.. but I don't have any wireless devices.. this is a desktop
[19:39] <sebsebseb> threexk: if the later kernel works for you, then you should be able to remove the older ones no problem
[19:39] <tamale> torn_: depends on the video card in my experience
[19:39] <threexk> sebsebseb: thanks
[19:39] <sebsebseb> threexk: it's just if you have some issue with the later kernel, then you have old ones you can try as well
[19:39] <mazda01> joeyeye, as you can see the text is black and the background is blue.
[19:39] <sebsebseb> threexk: np
[19:39] <joeyeye> tamale: I know you have no wireless. I was not sure that mine was a wireless problem or not - there was no give away errors in logs - system just froze ...
[19:39] <torn_> tamale, in this case, it is a netbook.
[19:40] <usr13> threexk: You may need to revert to one of the old ones, not likely, but possible.
[19:40] <stuNNed> fccf: thanks for your input, can i have as '127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost' and '127.0.1.1 localhost' ?
[19:40] <mazda01> porter1, the text is black. it should show up. this just worked a little bit ago. like a day ago. I changed the colors a long time ago.
[19:40] <threexk> sebsebseb: makes sense.  I think I'll plan to keep the older ones around for a while, until I'm pretty sure there's no problem with the updated
[19:40] <torn_> I can barely touch 2 hours of battery life, even with my wireless card turned off and the screen at 0% brightness.
[19:40] <tamale> joeyeye: I'll gladly try what you did.. how do I enable the same repos?
[19:40] <joeyeye> mazda01: yes but test.mpg is purple...
[19:40] <tamale> torn_: you can watch your system load with several monitoring apps
[19:40] <sebsebseb> threexk: ok good idea I guess
[19:40] <usr13> threexk: You could leave 2 just to be safe.
[19:40] <om26er> plz tell me how to install lates vlc 1.0rc4 plz
[19:41] <mazda01> joeyeye, yeap! that was it. THANKS!
[19:41] <om26er> !vlc
[19:41] <porter1> mazda01, maybe you were using a different terminal. All I know is that folders use that exact color that you are using for the background.
[19:41] <joeyeye> mazda01: select a region of text using mouse ... do you see it ?
[19:41] <sebsebseb> om26er: Ubuntu only do security updates from those repos,  and that's a release candidate  rc4
[19:41] <mazda01> joeyeye, now trying to solve a myth2xbmc issue with connecting to database. Any experience with it?
[19:41] <sebsebseb> om26er: might be a ppa for it, but probably not,  but you can probably directly install from VLC
[19:41] <fccf> stuNNed: that is right 0.1 is the hostname resolution for the local machine and 1.1 is localhost ... both have to be there in order for everything to stay happy
[19:41] <torn_> tamale, it's mainly on idle, 0 - 4% CPU usage.
[19:41] <mazda01> porter1, i solved it. thanks
[19:41] <torn_> I turned off many services and startup applications, as well.
[19:42] <jedi06> i'm looking for a bluetooth mouse for a dell studio is there any considerations i should take.  Do i need to make sure they are linux compatible
[19:42] <om26er> have any body installed vlc1.0rc4
[19:42] <joeyeye> mazda01: I'm not familiar with myth2xbmc ... what is it ?
[19:42] <om26er> plz tell me how to install
[19:42] <stuNNed> fccf: so the above setting is fine?
[19:42] <fccf> stuNNed: yes
[19:42] <sebsebseb> om26er: rc4  release candidate 4  so not even a final release
[19:42] <GreyGhost|AFK> EgyCoder09, you still around?
[19:42] <ubuntunom> does restricted-extras package include codecs and all to play DVDs?
[19:42] <mazda01> joeyeye, it's a mythtvfrontend for the xbox so you can connect to the mythtv backend and delete recordings after you watch them, schedule recordings, watch live tv, etc etc. Mythtv is awesome!
[19:42] <om26er> sebsebseb for me it has a feature that i always wanted
[19:43] <stuNNed> fccf: ok thanks
[19:43] <sebsebseb> ubuntunom: you need libdvdcss2  from  midibuntu to play encrypted dvd's
[19:43] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost|AFK: yup .... waiting you :)
[19:43] <ubuntunom> sebsebseb: thanks
[19:43] <fccf> sebsebseb: medibuntu?
[19:43] <sebsebseb> ubuntunom: np
[19:43] <sebsebseb> fccf: what about it?
[19:43] <joeyeye> mazda01: I'm familar with tversity ... not mythtv, sorry - but I will check mythtv out as I was looking for a media server for ubuntu
[19:43] <fccf> you said midibuntu
[19:43] <humbolt> why is there no ffmpeg in jaunty?
[19:44] <stuNNed> fccf: is there a way to update the /etc/hosts file on the fly after changes have been made?
[19:44] <sebsebseb> fccf: yeah maybe I spelt wrong or whatever,  but  when they Google it :d
[19:44] <lstarnes> humbolt: you might need to look in the medibuntu repos
[19:44] <stuNNed> fccf: for the system?
[19:44] <sebsebseb> ubuntunom: Google that since I may have given wrong spelling/name
[19:44] <humbolt> lstarnes: that's what I have
[19:44] <joeyeye> humbolt: you can install ffmpeg with gstreamer
[19:44] <mazda01> joeyeye, if you just want a media server and not to be able to record live tv using a capture card,. then I would go with XBMC. It's awesome!
[19:44] <lstarnes> humbolt: it should be in main
[19:44] <Morph`> Ubuntu Question -- I've installed compiz&emerald, and I want to have gnome use those by default at login, instead of GTK. How do I do this?
[19:44] <ubuntunom> sebsebseb: will do
[19:45] <fccf> stuNNed: I wouldn't see a need to update the hosts file, what are you trying to do?
[19:45] <joeyeye> mazda01: IS xbmc DLNA compat ?
[19:45] <ubuntunom> sebsebseb: so its not just apt-get ins libdvd...
[19:45] <GreyGhost|AFK> EgyCoder09,  oki .. i want you to do the following ..open file manager .. show hidden files .. go to home/username/.wine/drive_c
[19:45] <MellowDude> hi i have a amd Athlon 64  cpu with ubuntu 32 bit install what kernel will be the best the linux-k7 or the k7-smp
[19:45] <mazda01> joeyeye, yeap!
[19:45] <sebsebseb> ubuntunom: you need to add that other repo, and then that should work
[19:45] <mazda01> joeyeye, there's an itunes plugin also.
[19:45] <sebsebseb> ubuntunom: after updating the repos
[19:45] <ubuntunom> sebsebseb: okkay google it is :)
[19:45] <GreyGhost|AFK> EgyCoder09, create new dir Notepad2 and extract ur .zip there .. all of it if u want ..
[19:46] <joeyeye> mazda01: does it transcode ... ?
[19:46] <any> oi
[19:46] <sebsebseb> any: oi
[19:46] <Morph`> anyone?
[19:46] <joeyeye> mazda01: I want it to deliver media to my directv hd dvr ...
[19:46] <GreyGhost|AFK> EgyCoder09, create a notepad2.sh file there and use gedit to put this in it http://pastebin.com/m66eddc22
[19:46] <fccf> Morph: you might ask in #compiz
[19:46] <MellowDude> any help on there
[19:47] <Morph`> okay
[19:47] <MellowDude> that*
[19:47] <jlaroche> hey... i was wondering if anyone has noticed that you can't open more than one terminal in the latest version of ubuntu netbook remix.... anyone know why?
[19:47] <entezflare> .net
[19:47] <GreyGhost|AFK> EgyCoder09, now check in properties that the .sh has execution rights ..
[19:48] <mazda01> joeyeye, not sure. you'd have to research it. i don't think so though. you could easily setup a script to do that though.
[19:48] <GreyGhost|AFK> EgyCoder09, still with me?
[19:48] <fccf> jlaroche: hmm i didn't know that ... you should be able to do a Ctrl+Shift+T to get a second terminal tab
[19:48] <spaceball1> somebee_, what makes you think your server has been hacked?
[19:48] <joeyeye> mazda01: thanks for the heads up! Much appreciated, I am reading the website now!
[19:48] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost|AFK: yup .. doing what u said ..
[19:48] <entezflare> Hey, can anyone help me out? I just installed ubuntu and the sound doesnt work...
[19:48] <jlaroche> fccf: ctrl+shift+t doesn't do anything
[19:49] <mazda01> joeyeye, cool.
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> entezflare: if you run: sudo lshw -C sound   you will see what your soundcard is
[19:49] <sebsebseb> entezflare: Great (sarcasm) yet another person with sound issues!   Did it work on the Live CD?
[19:49] <somebee_> spaceball1: that it was reported scanning for other servers and trying out root-passwords etc on other servers around the net.. when I ssh'd into it there were 10-20 ssh-scan (or something) running
[19:49] <usr13> !sound ubottu | entezflare
[19:49] <stuNNed> fccf: know how upon an ubuntu install it asks what hostname you would like the computer to be, and the default is user-desktop for ubuntu desktop version?  well that is not a fqdn
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> !sound | entezflare
[19:49] <stuNNed> fccf: so i want a fqdn but the 127.0.1.1 is confusing me
[19:49] <entezflare> uhm, live cd?
[19:49] <usr13> !sound | entezflare
[19:49] <errora> hi all
[19:49] <somebee_> spaceball1: and I cannot restart sshd, nor do scp, or anything. I did a hard shutdown/restart after removing root-access inn sshd-config, but still logging in with root works
[19:50] <sebsebseb> entezflare: the bootable CD,  hummm you make it sound like you used Wubi the WIndows installer :(
[19:50] <GreyGhost|AFK> EgyCoder09, once ur done with that .. try right click open with and point to the .sh ..
[19:50] <sarmisak> hi all
[19:50] <entezflare> yeah, i used wubi
[19:50] <om26er> ./configure --prefix=/usr plz explain me this line
[19:50] <entezflare> Agh, so many responses xD
[19:50] <sebsebseb> entezflare: ok  Wubi is not recommended by  most  experienced users :)
[19:50] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost|AFK: i will try and tell you .. thank u very much for be with me :)
[19:50] <om26er> ./configure --prefix=/usr
[19:50] <fccf> stuNNed: so a fqdn is www.google.com or www.ubuntu.com, are you hosting something there?
[19:50] <sarmisak> sebsebseb: exactly.
[19:50] <om26er> sebsebseb ./configure --prefix=/usr
[19:51] <sebsebseb> sarmisak: yep
[19:51] <errora> om26er: it's mean to install all in /usr
[19:51] <entezflare> Crap >.<
[19:51] <sebsebseb> entezflare: however I guess it worked, and that means you can remove Ubuntu easilley :)
[19:51] <sebsebseb> entezflare: ,but sound issues hum
[19:51] <ActionParsnip> entezflare: lshw wil tell you good stuff
[19:51] <redsoxking> WHAT is this Phonon: KDE's Multimedia Library  The audio playback device HDA Intel (STAC92XX Analog) does not work. Falling back to PilseAudio.
[19:51] <GreyGhost|AFK> EgyCoder09, was a nice experiece trying out something new .. hope it works .. if it dsnt let me knw .. the shell script can be made a bit beautiful with variables and all .. but who's gonna look at it anyway ;)
[19:51] <redsoxking> no sound now WTF
[19:51] <sebsebseb> !language |  redsoxking
[19:51] <stuNNed> fccf: fqdn would be google.com or ubuntu.com
[19:52] <errora> by!
[19:52] <stuNNed> fccf: about to, setting the machine up for it
[19:52] <entezflare> agh, 1 sec
[19:52] <errora> =)
[19:52] <sebsebseb> entezflare: probably would be more annoying to  set up a proper dual boot with Windows,  Windows and Ubuntu, and then find out your sound dosn't work
[19:52] <GreyGhost|AFK> brb
[19:52] <ubuntunom> if i changed to using XFCE should i uninstall gnome (gdm?) or no point?
[19:52] <stuNNed> and for some reason my mail aliases isn't working
[19:52] <errora> ./quit
[19:52] <redsoxking> N E help?
[19:52] <entezflare> wait....
[19:52] <errora> sorry =)))
[19:52] <entezflare> actually, i downloaded the ISO, burned it to a disk
[19:53] <entezflare> yeah, cuz wubi kept crashing...
[19:53] <om26er> could not find libmad on your system
[19:53] <om26er> plz help
[19:53] <entezflare> then i did the full install
[19:53] <sebsebseb> entezflare: ,but  a proper partitioned install is the best way to have Ubuntu,  with that said and done  run the command  ActionParsnip gave,  pastebin the output, and he can probably help
[19:53] <lstarnes> om26er: aptitude search libmad
[19:53] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: hey you there
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: even booting off usb is better than wubi
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> shadeslayer: sup
[19:53] <stefw> Hi folks... I'm new to the channel and thought I'd toss in my greeting
[19:53] <sebsebseb> ActionParsnip: yeah probably
[19:54] <fccf> stuNNed: so when you have your server setup  you will change the hostname to yoursite.com and have the outside IP address tied to it as well, so that when you type yoursite.com into firefox you will get yoursite.com and not a 404
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> sebsebseb: i'm in a conundrum which is worse, gentoo live cd or wubi.....
[19:54] <sebsebseb> !new |  stefw
[19:54] <jlaroche> hey... i was wondering if anyone has noticed that you can't open more than one terminal in the latest version of ubuntu netbook remix.... anyone know why?
[19:54] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: remember this : http://tuxtraining.com/2008/09/28/how-to-make-ubuntu-extremely-fast
[19:54] <sebsebseb> !welcome | stefw
[19:54] <hero_nocturnal> whats the difference between solaris and opensolaris
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> shadeslayer: aye
[19:54] <sebsebseb> hero_nocturnal: off topic here  try #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:54]  * stefw is a Linux geek, but still rather new to Ubuntu as more than a desktop system
[19:55] <jlaroche> when you click on the terminal icon a term window opens like normal, but if you click on the terminal icon again it simply opens up the existing term window
[19:55] <entezflare> 1 sec, brb
[19:55] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: ok...i somehow managed to mess something up :(
[19:55] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: i cant boot now :P
[19:55] <fccf> jlaroche: have you tried Ctrl+Alt-F1, Ctrl+alt+f2 etc ... these are virtual terminals Ctrl+alt+F7 should bring you back to norm
[19:55] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: is the fstab loaded before grub?
[19:56] <spaceball1> somebee_, if it were me, I'd monitor the network traffic and/or reinstall from scratch.
[19:56]  * shadeslayer reinstalled grub,just to be sure
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> shadeslayer: no grub loads before everything
[19:56] <yoki> hi all, i have got a problem with my recording/sound input on my asus eee pc 1000H, running netbook remix 9.04
[19:56] <yoki> i changed my asound.conf according to http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/Configuration to http://pastebin.com/d470d5751
[19:56] <yoki> the problem is that it simply doesn't record (or too quiet) i don't get any error messages or something
[19:56] <yoki> anybody knows what the problem could be ?
[19:56] <FloodBot1> yoki: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:56] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: so its grub.... i dont know what happened....one sec..
[19:57] <GreyGhost> EgyCoder09, any news yet? cos i've to go to bed soon :(
[19:57] <somebee_> is there a way to force-reinstall ssh/sshd with apt-get?
[19:57] <spaceball1> somebee_, but I'm not familiar with the rootkit scene...
[19:57] <EgyCoder09> GreyGhost: it works fine man .. thank you very much :)
[19:57] <GreyGhost> EgyCoder09, my plesure
[19:57] <jedi06> Hello does anyone use bluetooth mouse?
[19:57] <somebee_> spaceball1: thats probably what I will do, but I need to save a lot of stuff from it, and scp / ftp etc does not work.. Guess I need to physically remove the disk etc
[19:58] <yoki> hi all, i got the following problem with my microphone/recording: http://paste.ubuntu.com/202345/
[19:58] <entez> sorry about that...comp messed up
[19:58] <spaceball1> somebee_, the sshd error you referred to earlier makes it sound like the init script is trying to invoke sshd -t.
[19:58] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: ill reinstall grub
[19:58] <spaceball1> somebee_, Have you tried invoking sshd -d by hand?
[19:58] <spaceball1> (or similar)
[19:58] <jedi06> Trying to find a linux compatible bluetooth mouse for my dell studio 1535
[19:58] <entez> k, i opened lshw, what now
[19:58] <somebee_> sshd -t / sshd -d -> Unknown option -t ... is there another way to force restart sshd?
[19:59] <GreyGhost> shadeslayer, wat hpnd?
[19:59] <shadeslayer> GreyGhost: i have no idea...trying to check it out ;)
[19:59] <fccf> somebee_:  /etc/init.d/openssh restart??
[20:00] <GreyGhost> shadeslayer, as in whats up? i missed most of ur discussion i guess ..i was busy figuring out notepad2 + wine ..
[20:00] <ceil420> how do i unlock an encrypted drive (used LVM + encryption while installing 9.04) using that nifty long-ass hexadecimal key that i generated on first boot? ubuntu forgot my passphrase ;x
[20:00] <Morph`> hmmm, I don't suppose there's a way to put the window titlebar buttons on the left-hand end and the app menus at the top of the screen, is there?
[20:00] <somebee_> fccf: that was the point, it does not work -- > /etc/init.d/ssh restart ->sshd: OpenSSH_5.1p1 Debian-5 on i686-pc-linux-gnu Unknown option -t
[20:00] <shadeslayer> GreyGhost: and thats what i meant...i somehow managed to mess up grub :P
[20:00] <entez> i opened lshw, what do i do now? i want my sound back T.T
[20:00] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: Running "embed /boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5 (hd0,4)"... failed (this is not fatal)
[20:00] <mezar> millet
[20:01] <mezar> ubuntu 9.10da firefoxta flash playerlarda sorun yaşayna oluyomu acaba?
[20:01] <ceil420> entez, somebody was probably asking what your audio hardware is. pastebin the information from lshw and give a link to whoever told you to run the command
[20:01] <mezar> i cant speak english
[20:01] <mezar> i speak turkish
[20:01] <Pici> !tr | mezar
[20:01] <sebsebseb> !tr |  mezar
[20:02] <tekonivel-o> i wonder why my Intrepid has no candidate for tcl/tk.
[20:02] <mezar> aha türk:D
[20:02] <mezar> selam sebsebseb
[20:02] <entez> k
[20:02] <sebsebseb> mezar: what?
[20:02] <fccf> somebee_: uh, that would be a non ubuntu version of ssh?
[20:02] <zaccour> how do i default my sound settings?
[20:02] <GreyGhost> mezar, if u want flash player then ..
[20:02] <GreyGhost> !flash | mezar
[20:03] <spaceball1> somebee_, you can use aptitude and/or apt-stuff to uninstall/reinstall sshd...
[20:03] <tekonivel-o> it should exist (http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/tcl)
[20:03] <Arv3n> hello.
[20:03] <Mike_lifeguard> Anyone know a media player that will dock to the systray like windows media player? (ie has controls)
[20:03] <tekonivel-o> but apt-get sayys it's not available :(
[20:04] <tekonivel-o> same for tk
[20:04] <Arv3n> Does anyone know how I can use two Macs to install Leopard when one has a broken optical drive (without firewire)
[20:04] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: have a look : http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/202349/
[20:04] <fccf> !usb | arv3n
[20:04] <spaceball1> somebee_, apt-get remove sshd ; apt-get install sshd # something like this?
[20:04] <joeyeye> does anyone know of good UPnP/DLNA media servers for Ubuntu ?
[20:04] <zaccour> Arv3n, this is Ubuntu support
[20:04] <Arv3n> Fuck.
[20:04] <sebsebseb> Arv3n: that's not an Ubuntu question,  try #mac
[20:04] <Arv3n> Wrong channel, sorry.
[20:04] <Arv3n> lmfao.
[20:04] <FloodBot1> Arv3n: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:05] <sebsebseb> !language | Arv
[20:05] <ceil420> Arv3n, try #macosx
[20:05] <zaccour> how do i default my sound settings?
[20:05] <GreyGhost> i wonder if i'll ever get +o here :)
[20:05] <somebee_> spaceball1: E: Couldn't find package sshd ... hmm
[20:05] <jedi06> Hello does anyone know about bluetooth mice for linux what should i look for
[20:06] <joeyeye> somebee: it's openssh ...
[20:06] <spaceball1> somebee_, try openssh-server ?
[20:06] <spaceball1> somebee_, or openssh (joeyeye probably knows better than I)
[20:06] <ceil420> it's -server in debian
[20:07] <ceil420> (and ubuntu 9.04)
[20:07] <talcite> has anyone every gotten an LSI 3801 storage controller working with ubuntu server?
[20:07] <ceil420> how do i unlock an encrypted drive (used LVM + encryption while installing 9.04) using that nifty long-ass hexadecimal key that i generated on first boot? ubuntu forgot my passphrase ;x
[20:07] <GreyGhost>  somebee_ , try using apt-cache search xyz .. once in a while .. amkes life easy ;)
[20:07] <SoulBlade> hey guys.. on ubuntu 9.04 im trying to update to the latest version of javac... i did a sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk but after running javac -version i still get 1.6.0_0
[20:07] <ceil420> <3 apt-cache
[20:07] <Mindbender> <3
[20:07] <ceil420> policy and showpkg, too
[20:07] <SoulBlade> i am expecting something beyond that
[20:08] <SoulBlade> 1.6.not zero_not zero
[20:08] <SoulBlade> heh
[20:08] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: *any* ideas would be appreciated
[20:08] <fuffal0> I have to use Nvidia X Server Settings to enable my second monitor (in twinview) - and it works fine.  My problem is that it won't let me save the X configuration, "unable to create new X config backup file '/etc/X11.xorg.conf.backup'.  How can I fix this so that I don't need to setup my monitors everytime i reboot
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> shadeslayer: i'm not too hot on grub configs. Do you have the bvackup from before you played?
[20:08] <GreyGhost> SoulBlade, what version were u expecting?
[20:08] <fccf> jedi06: bluetooth is a standard .. most should work ... more info here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=87919
[20:09] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: i didnt even change the grub...i dont know how it went from ubuntu to debian
[20:09] <ceil420> debian has the 'Candidate' written in 6-14-1 format
[20:09] <SoulBlade> something like 1.6.0_14
[20:09] <fccf> fuffal0: run nvidia-setting as root to be able to save ... I.e. sudo nvidia-settings
[20:09] <joeyeye> does anyone know of good UPnP/DLNA media servers for Ubuntu ?
[20:09] <SoulBlade> they've released 14 updates since the initial release of 6.0
[20:09] <fuffal0> ahh alright thanks
[20:10] <GreyGhost> SoulBlade, were they security updates?
[20:10] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: but the thing is it loads windows fine :P
[20:10] <SoulBlade> no i think they fixed some compiler bugs
[20:10] <jedi06> i don't want any usb adapters fccf.  My laptop has internal bluetooth that is the reason for getting bluetooth i don't want a dongle.  They are still compatible?
[20:10] <ceil420> SoulBlade, have you tried completely uninstalling the old version before installing the new?
[20:10] <SoulBlade> at the very least im unable to compile a file that others are and my version is earlier
[20:10] <fuffal0> alright, and how do I make an X program launch at startup?  (ie: launchy)
[20:11] <SoulBlade> nope
[20:11] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: and when i choose ubuntu it says unrecognised string
[20:11] <SoulBlade> i guess i can try that one
[20:11] <ceil420> wtf kinda cheap spellcheck doesn't recognise "uninstalling"... (of course, it doesn't know wtf contractions are, either)
[20:11] <GreyGhost> SoulBlade, u can manually download and install from scratch if u want ..
[20:11] <humbolt> I always get this, when I try to install ffmpeg: Package ffmpeg is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[20:11] <joeyeye> somebee: /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[20:11] <humbolt> In jaunty that is
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> shadeslayer: i can give you mine. its good the windows loads though: http://pastebin.com/f29018d2b
[20:11] <fccf> jedi06: that all depends on the hardware that is in your computer... if ubuntu is seeing your bluetooth hardware than most should work ...
[20:11] <SoulBlade> there's some other javac since i just did a remove and i still have a javac in my path
[20:12] <yoki> hi can anybody help me with my problem recording/audio input: http://paste.ubuntu.com/202345/
[20:12] <kujiu> hi, anybody know on which version of ubuntu pyqt3 will become unsupported ?
[20:13] <ceil420> SoulBlade, shoulda purged
[20:13] <ceil420> SoulBlade, ftfmp,  "purge is identical to remove except that packages are removed and purged (any configuration files are deleted too)."
[20:13] <ceil420> apt-get purge <package>
[20:13] <jedi06> fccf, yes it does
[20:13] <maco> what package provides baobob?
[20:13] <digitalvaldosta> Does anyone know how to fix the issue with 9.04 crashing video playback? Video was working when I had 8.10. I have even tried the videos in the Examples folder (ogv)
[20:13] <jedi06> why do you say most and not all fccf
[20:14] <digitalvaldosta> :'(
[20:14] <ARMENIAN> is the grub menu supposed to have 2 different versions of linux kernel one that is a version behind
[20:14] <digitalvaldosta> if anyone know please I.M. me cause I am stepping away. :D
[20:14] <ARMENIAN> like i have a linux kernel -13 and one that ends with -11?
[20:15] <fccf> jedi06: cheap manufacturers, cheap products, .. stick with logitech, or microsoft and you should be alright
[20:15] <sjzzalx> Dear patrons: when I git pull after an apt-get dist-upgrade, I get git-upload-pack: /usr/local/lib/liblber-2.4.so.2: no version information available (required by /usr/lib/libcurl-gnutls.so.4)
[20:15] <sjzzalx> git-upload-pack: /usr/local/lib/libldap_r-2.4.so.2: no version information available (required by /usr/lib/libcurl-gnutls.so.4)
[20:15] <ThunderWolf> I just installed ubuntu 8.04 LTS server edition on a machine i have at home, it has a network card but i dont have a eth0 interface. Whats going one?
[20:15] <lstarnes> ARMENIAN: it keeps backups in case of a bad kernel upgrade
[20:15] <ceil420> ARMENIAN, you probably updated your kernel, and didn't remove the old one. i'd keep it there in case something happens to your current kernel
[20:15] <sjzzalx> This is pulling from an archive hosted on the Ubuntu server. Does Ubuntu plan on fixing this sometime?
[20:15] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: lspci
[20:15] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: i found a backup...yayyy
[20:16] <lstarnes> sjzzalx: you could try running sudo ldconfig
[20:16] <ARMENIAN> lstarnes: ohh, ok, just making sure :) what if there is another upgrade, will I have another entry in the grub menu or will one be removed?
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> shadeslayer: backup the current one too
[20:16] <the_dark_warrio> I have a microphone but using Ubuntu's sound recorder, the volume of the recorded sound is too low... any hints?
[20:16] <lstarnes> ARMENIAN: I'm not sure
[20:16] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: that card might not be supported without some additional drivers.  What kind of system is it on.  Model number and such.
[20:16] <ubuntunom__> how do i get XFCE to start VLC when DVD is inserted?
[20:16] <ARMENIAN> lstarnes: ok, doesn't mattery really, thanks
[20:16] <ThunderWolf> unkmar its found
[20:16] <jedi06> ok fccf thank you, do you have a pref on a laptop mouse?
[20:16] <sjzzalx> lstarnes: thanks, but that didn't work :(
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> shadeslayer: its 8K and is worth it
[20:16] <Slart_> ubuntunom__: isn't there a "default app" chooser somewhere?
[20:16] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: now you tell me :P...i already copied it
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> d'oh
[20:17] <jedi06> i'm looking at microsoft 5000 fccf
[20:17] <musicpenguin> questions about pci slots?
[20:17] <lstarnes> sjzzalx: it might be a good idea to file a bug report
[20:17] <maco> kujiu, i cant debug now since im at work, but if youre trying to record through the mic on a laptop screen, they're almost universally broken in 9.04 and you should use a plug-in mic instead
[20:17] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip: pastebin to the rescue
[20:17] <digitalvaldosta> :-? has anyone experienced the issue of any and all video playback crashing? If so how do you fix that? :-/
[20:17] <squircle> !ask | musicpenguin
[20:17] <musicpenguin> whats the differnce between pci and pci 2.1 or is that the same as the pci-e
[20:17] <fccf> jedi06: I actually use a Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3000 with my laptop ... usb dongle style
[20:18] <Slart_> digitalvaldosta: try running any media player using the terminal..see if you get an error message
[20:18] <musicpenguin> squircle, do you know?
[20:18] <jedi06> fccf that isn't bluetooth?
[20:18] <sjzzalx> lstarnes: I will consider it, but they always seem to be ignored
[20:18] <maco> what package provides baobob?
[20:18] <squircle> musicpenguin: pci is pci 2.1, which is different from pcie. there are many different revisions of pci, most in use are 2.1 and 2.2.
[20:18] <PhilB77> Hello all - has anyone used (and had a good experience with) TheLinuxLaptop.com? Thanks in advance :}
[20:18] <lstarnes> maco: baobab?
[20:19] <fccf> jedi06: nope, but I have friends with netbooks and they don't have any trouble
[20:19] <musicpenguin> squircle, how can i tell what i have?
[20:19] <maco> lstarnes, or that? what's the package
[20:19] <yoki> hi all, i have got a problem with my recording/sound input on my asus eee pc 1000H, running netbook remix 9.04, the problem is that i simply doesn't record (or too quiet) i don't get any error messages or something,(btw: i changed my asound.conf according to http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/Configuration to http://pastebin.com/d470d5751) anybody know something ?
[20:19] <squircle> musicpenguin: you mean pci or pci-express?
[20:19] <maco> lstarnes, aptitude's finding no package called either of those names
[20:19] <shadeslayer> ok heres to hoping i can boot again :)
[20:19] <musicpenguin> squircle, i know i dont have a pci-e...but im not sure i have pci 2
[20:20] <lstarnes> maco: according to apt-file search baobab, try gnome-utils
[20:20] <stuNNed> fccf: so if 127.0.0.1 is set to 'localhost' and 127.0.1.1 is set to 'foo' my fqdn would be indigo.localhost since 127.0.1.1 is within the subnet of 127.0.0.1?
[20:20] <digitalvaldosta> Slart_, I can't remember the command to run a video file on my desktop with VLC
[20:20] <squircle> musicpenguin: type lspci in a terminal
[20:20] <ufd> can anyone help me
[20:20] <squircle> !ask | ufd
[20:20] <maco> lstarnes, oh that sounds large....lovely... thanks
[20:20] <ufd> my sound has gone after updates were installed and now i got no sound
[20:21] <musicpenguin> squircle, ok..now what? i see pci
[20:21] <GreyGhost> humbolt, multiverse/universe repos are activated?
[20:21] <ufd> im susing a ibm thinkpad t43
[20:21] <GreyGhost> humbolt, and sudo apt-get update?
[20:21] <musicpenguin> squircle, 00:1e.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 82801 PCI Bridge (rev d4)
[20:21] <jedi06> fccf you can get that at bestbuy or walmart?
[20:21] <humbolt> GreyGhost: they are and yes, I did that several times
[20:21] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: it is found?  but doesn't give a eth0?
[20:21] <fccf> stuNNed: you are confusing the issue... see this post... explains all http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=3407
[20:22] <musicpenguin> squircle, 00:1c.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 82801FB/FBM/FR/FW/FRW (ICH6 Family) PCI Express Port 1 (rev 04)
[20:22] <gogeta> jedu06 ebay
[20:22] <gogeta> lol
[20:22] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: ifconfig -a
[20:22] <squircle> musicpenguin: the easiest way is to just look at your motherboard. you can visibly tell the difference between PCI and PCI-E slots
[20:22] <fccf> jedi06: wouldn't know... I shop at Fry's
[20:22] <humbolt> GreyGhost: I downloaded the package from packages.ubuntu.com now. Still a --reinstall is not possible
[20:22] <musicpenguin> squircle, no...how?
[20:22] <gogeta> pci-e is smalleer isnt it
[20:22] <lena> Hi, I might be in need of some help. When trying to install gimp using kpackage my screen turns black and does not respond to ctrl+alt+backspace nor powerbutton. Anyone heard of such a bug or know where I can find the logs that might tell me what has happen?
[20:22] <squircle> gogeta: NOT ALWAYS
[20:22] <squircle> gogeta: sorry, caps lock
[20:22] <ThunderWolf> unkmar it shows eth0 ! O_o
[20:22] <gogeta> lol
[20:22] <musicpenguin> squircle, is pci-e compatible with pci
[20:23] <squircle> musicpenguin: no
[20:23] <gogeta> no
[20:23] <unkmar> does it give an IP with it?
[20:23] <stuNNed> fccf: thanks!
[20:23] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: does it give an IP with it?
[20:23] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip left??
[20:23] <ThunderWolf> unkmar nope
[20:23] <Dexter_> hmm
[20:23] <squircle> musicpenguin: just look up a picture on google! pci are usually white or grey, and PCI-E comes in different varieties
[20:23] <musicpenguin> squircle, so you cant take  a pci and put it in a pci-e?
[20:23] <squircle> musicpenguin: no
[20:23] <musicpenguin> ok thanks
[20:23] <ubuntunom__> it seem tha ti have two cdrom drives in my /media and that confuses vlc. how can i delete other one permanently? or how do i get vlc to open whenever disk is inserted?
[20:23] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: ifconfig eth0 auto
[20:23] <musicpenguin> squircle, and this?   00:1c.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 82801FB/FBM/FR/FW/FRW (ICH6 Family) PCI Express Port 1 (rev 04)
[20:24] <KlingaN> Greetings! I am using a netbook named "HP Mini Note 2133". Along with this I am for the first time trying Linux, Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty).
[20:24] <KlingaN> Problem is as follows - I can not connect an external monitor and identify the monitor and use it as an extended desktop - but I can only use the same resolution as the netbook screen. The graphics driver is a "VIA Chrome G9".
[20:24] <squircle> musicpenguin: that's the controller for your PCI-E channels
[20:24] <gogeta> musicpenguin pce--e
[20:24] <gogeta> pci
[20:24] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: you would normally set a static IP for a server.
[20:24] <GreyGhost> humbolt, try sudo apt-get install ffmpeg ubuntu-restricted-extras
[20:24] <ThunderWolf> unkmar it says Host name lookup failure
[20:24] <ceil420> how do i unlock an encrypted drive (used LVM + encryption while installing 9.04) using that nifty long-ass hexadecimal key that i generated on first boot? ubuntu forgot my passphrase ;x
[20:24] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: you wouldn't want it wandering around when you are trying to find it.
[20:25] <musicpenguin> huh?
[20:25] <musicpenguin> squircle, so that still means it could still be a simple pci?
[20:25] <wernerj> Can I switch between python2.5 and python2.6 easily? I tried update-alternatives, but it has no configuration for python.
[20:25] <gogeta> cell420 your acrewed
[20:25] <ThunderWolf> unkmar so what should i do?
[20:25] <Lokian> anyone have experience setting up pinyin input for ubuntu similar to that of windows?
[20:25] <fccf> KlingaN: I'm not sure if linux supprts the VIA chipset for multiple moniters... shoulda got a dell
[20:25] <squircle> musicpenguin: there are practically no motherboards that don't have PCI, and most newer ones have PCI-E
[20:26] <somebee_> spaceball1: reinstalling openssh-server and then rebooting seemed to have helped.. now root-login is disabled atleast.. thanks for the help so far!
[20:26] <GreyGhost> humbolt, any luck?
[20:26] <Lokian> !pinyin
[20:26] <musicpenguin> squircle, i have a dell dimension 3100
[20:26] <Lokian> !chinese
[20:26] <gogeta> dell eeek
[20:26] <squircle> musicpenguin: and what are you trying to put in it?
[20:26] <musicpenguin> squircle, i wanna upgrade my video card...
[20:26] <kdub> KlingaN: i would doubt VIA has dual monitor support, i might be wrong though
[20:27] <juliantoll> muy buenas tardes a todos
[20:27] <KlingaN> fcff: I have a Dell Dimension 8000 aswell - I was thinking about installing Linux on that one - but I figured I would have to mess even more with drivers on that one, since it's got customized parts.
[20:27] <digitalvaldosta> Slart_, ok here is a link to the errors http://textsnip.com/a5b164
[20:27] <squircle> gogeta: I'm running 256 dual xeon dell servers, so no eeek with dell ;)
[20:27] <humbolt> GreyGhost: I am in the process of clean wiping /var/lib/apt/lists
[20:27] <entez> agh, restarted and nothing....
[20:27] <GreyGhost> humbolt, try that .. it might work
[20:27] <humbolt> Same result
[20:27] <musicpenguin> squircle, i just dont understand the specs..for example..i wanna get a Gforce but then i see an E-Gforce but the box says pci not pci-e
[20:27] <Slart_> digitalvaldosta: ok, I'll take a look
[20:27] <ubuntunom__> why is it that movie player opens everytime i insert a disc? need to change it VLC
[20:27] <fccf> KlingaN: you can always try it out using a live cd to see how it works with any particular hardware
[20:28]  * digitalvaldosta is stepping away please send your help for my crashing video playback via IM. Thanks
[20:28] <humbolt> Try yourself please. With --reinstall. To verify if this is really a problem at my end.
[20:28] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: I ponder what Host name lookup failure means.
[20:28] <GreyGhost> humbolt, hmm .. no idea ..
[20:28] <Simetrical> So, when running gparted I'm getting this error on Jaunty: "/usr/local/sbin/gpartedbin: error while loading shared libraries: libparted-1.7.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory".  I tried Googling but didn't see much that was helpful.
[20:28] <ufd> has anyone had sound issues or audio problems ?
[20:28] <squircle> musicpenguin: it says it should have 2 PCI slots and one PCI-E slot, but I don't know if it's PCI-E x16, required for a video card, but I can check, one moment
[20:28] <GreyGhost> humbolt, cant .. ubuntu update is using package maanager ..
[20:28] <entez> Well, i guess ill follow the other links...
[20:28] <juliantoll> tengo un pequeño problema quien puede ayudarme
[20:28] <Simetrical> Does anyone have any ideas on what might cause this?  Some packaging dependency error?
[20:28] <edbian> Where is the code in nautilus that makes the system calls that show the files?
[20:29] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: pastebin /etc/network/interfaces
[20:29] <musicpenguin> squircle, i also have a pci wirless card...but the end of it looks different than the video pci cards
[20:29] <Slart_> digitalvaldosta: seems someone already reported it https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/synaptic/+bug/378453
[20:29] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: that is not a command.  but a request to see that file.
[20:29] <squircle> musicpenguin: video PCI cards these days are rare, are you thinking of AGP?
[20:29] <shavinder> i have been facing problems with yahoo room access through pidgin since last week. I can seem to join any yahoo room. Can any body help me outplease?
[20:29] <squircle> musicpenguin: and can't you just pop the case off and check for yourself?
[20:29] <fccf> !yahoo
[20:29] <GreyGhost> !yahoo |shavi
[20:29] <musicpenguin> squircle, this doesnt have agp
[20:30] <Slart_> digitalvaldosta: have a look at this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1132119.html
[20:30] <somebee_> hmm, scp does not seem to work because my server cannot find ssh2... it has worked before :_/
[20:30] <wernerj> Can I switch between python2.5 and python2.6 easily? I tried update-alternatives, but it has no configuration for python.
[20:30] <Hodapp> PCI video cards aren't as rare as you might think... there are still more PCI cards made than AGP because AGP is phased out but PCI is not.
[20:30] <shavinder> okay thanks
[20:30] <musicpenguin> squircle, i did pop it open....and see a pci slow but wasnt sure about the pci-e and how it looks like..i do see a very small slot about 1.5" long
[20:31] <Sigi> Hi im trying to listin music with amarok, only its scrols very fast to music!!! with no sound at all, no error messages
[20:31] <unkmar> PCI vid cards are handy for multiple monitor support.  As in support beyond 2 screens.
[20:31] <squircle> musicpenguin: that's your PCI-E slot, but most video cards are x16, that slot is just x1
[20:31] <GreyGhost> Sigi, mp3?
[20:31] <Sigi> GreyGhost: yes
[20:31] <musicpenguin> squircle, oh ok..so whats a better choice ..to get a pci card or a pci-e card
[20:31] <GreyGhost> Sigi, installed the codecs?
[20:31] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: I am curious if the file is set to auto config or static IP.
[20:32] <ceil420> how do i unlock an encrypted drive (used LVM + encryption while installing 9.04) using that nifty long-ass hexadecimal key that i generated on first boot? ubuntu forgot my passphrase ;x
[20:32] <squircle> musicpenguin: i don't think there are any x1 PCI-E video cards, you'd have to get a PCI one.
[20:32] <Sigi> GreyGhost: uuuh dont know, i can play songs with rythmbox..
[20:32] <squircle> musicpenguin: if you can find an x1 PCI-E video card, get it
[20:32] <ThunderWolf> unkmar i think auto config
[20:32] <GreyGhost> !mp3 | sigi
[20:32] <Sigi> GreyGhost: Thanks!
[20:33] <Slart_> ceil420: if you can do it without the passphrase what keeps anyone else from doing the same thing? what is the point of encryption then?
[20:33] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: Mine is auto and states: auto eth0 (newline) iface eth0 inet dhcp
[20:33] <fccf> !pm | KlingaN
[20:33] <musicpenguin> squircle, is the pci-e 1X faster than the average pci?
[20:33] <Slart_> ceil420: I'm not saying it's impossible.. I'm just saying I would be surprised if there was a way
[20:33] <ceil420> Slart_, it generated like a 30 digit hex key that i could use if the passphrase is lost
[20:33] <squircle> musicpenguin: a lot faster
[20:33] <musicpenguin> squircle, oh ok thanks..
[20:33] <squircle> :)
[20:34] <musicpenguin> squircle, http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/418Let27xnL._SS500_.jpg&imgrefurl=http://hardware-center.blogspot.com/2008/07/evga-e-geforce-6200-256mb-ddr-pci.html&usg=__3lhOjBhFzFjIcjDYF9oJ-_iSc-k=&h=500&w=500&sz=30&hl=en&start=1&um=1&tbnid=ppd8Tih63zEskM:&tbnh=130&tbnw=130&prev=/images%3Fq%3DEvga%2BE-GEFORCE%2B6200%2B256MB%2BDDR2%2BPCI%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN%26um%3D1
[20:34] <ceil420> i s'pose i could try it at the startup screen..
[20:34] <Slart_> ceil420: and you can't use that?
[20:34] <Randomtime> Ugh, why can't Micro$oft use an open standard such as ext3 for their file system, instead of the monopolistic NTFS. It would make my life in a windows based world so much easier
[20:34] <musicpenguin> squircle, look at the end of the pci card..it looks different than my slot
[20:34] <somebee_> I get "Executing ssh2 failed" when trying to scp something from my server... what am I missing? I do not have a ssh2 binary, and I cannot seem to find any either
[20:34] <Agion> hi, how can I kill my sounds?
[20:34] <epicreviews> how do you turn off the beep noise? what's the terminal command?
[20:34] <Hodapp> PCI-e x1 would be 250 or 500 MB/sec; PCI maxes out at 133 MB/sec, if memory serves me.
[20:34] <squircle> Hodapp: you're correct
[20:34] <musicpenguin> Hodapp, thanks
[20:35] <musicpenguin> but why does the end look differnet?
[20:35] <squircle> musicpenguin: because some cards have a slot like that for backwards compatibility. don't worry about it, it'll fit
[20:35] <Slart_> epicreviews: system, preferences, sound.. I think it's the second one.. on one of the tabs there is a checkbox for "play alert sound" or someting like that
[20:35] <KlingaN> ubottu: Sorry, I really had no clue. I am using a 19" screen with a no support for external monitors for my GFX Card so it's all blurry. And in this conversation I find it hard to read due to all the status messages here - I don't find a way in Pidgin to disable them.
[20:35] <digitalvaldosta> ok, Slart_
[20:36] <musicpenguin> squircle, ok thanks..but ill start looking for a pci-e 1x
[20:36] <epicreviews> thanks a lot Slart_! I was about to go insane :P
[20:36] <scottyg> trouble with yahoo servers in pidgin?
[20:36] <squircle> musicpenguin: good luck
[20:36] <musicpenguin> squircle, thanks for your help..it was greatly appreciated. you cleared a lot for me :)
[20:36] <Simetrical> !yahoo | scottyg
[20:36] <squircle> musicpenguin: anytime :)
[20:36] <Slart> epicreviews: you're welcome =)
[20:36] <Sigi> GreyGhost: now its doenst even trying to play, or should i reboot ?
[20:36] <scottyg> can someone tell me a new server that works?   thanks!
[20:37] <Agion> how can I get my sounds work. the sound card is busy and I don't want to reboot?
[20:37] <fccf> KlingaN: if you go to plugins by right clicking on the pidgin icon on your top panel you should be able to hide join/part/quit messages
[20:37] <epicreviews> what do you mean "new server" scottyg?
[20:37] <Agion> and I don't know any program that uses the sound card
[20:37] <GreyGhost> Sigi, hmm ..
[20:37] <GreyGhost> no idea bout amarok ..
[20:37] <usr13> scottyg: What doyou need?
[20:37] <JorgeJorgesson> I seem to be having an issue starting the mysql service upon startup.  It used to work, but now it does not anymore.
[20:37] <GreyGhost> !yahoo | scottyg
[20:37] <Sigi> GreyGhost: should i try to install new version? or compile one?
[20:37] <beam_> Can anyone tell me how i can compile C++ files on ubuntu? Thanks
[20:37] <mattalexx> Any way to get rid of these arrows in Firefox? : http://files.mattalexander.me/misc/Screenshot.png
[20:38] <KlingaN> fccf: Thank you. And sorry, I didn't know it was rude to PM persons. :/
[20:38] <scottyg> thanx ubottu!
[20:38] <GreyGhost> scottyg, do not split ur msg over many lines .. write in one line .. following problems becomes impossible..
[20:38] <squircle> !enter | scottyg
[20:38] <shavinder> I am able to connect to yahoo usnig this server cn.scs.msg.yahoo.com    but i can only talk with my buddies. I cant join any room :-(
[20:38] <GreyGhost> Sigi, no idea .. hv never used amarok .. i use gnome :)
[20:38] <ceil420> mattalexx, hide the bookmarks bar
[20:38] <gogeta> squircle x1 pfft nivida gtx cuda :
[20:38] <Simetrical> So, when running gparted I'm getting this error on Jaunty: "/usr/local/sbin/gpartedbin: error while loading shared libraries: libparted-1.7.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory".  I tried Googling but didn't see much that was helpful.  Does anyone have any ideas on what might cause this?  Some packaging dependency error?
[20:38] <Sigi> GreyGhost: im also using gnome :P but amarok is best :)
[20:39] <gogeta> power
[20:39] <unkmar> ThunderWolf: unkmar leaves for now.  Sorry I didn't have more time to help you with your network problem.
[20:39] <GreyGhost> Sigi, i;'m happy with the default thing ..
[20:39] <mattalexx> ceil420, I like the bookmarks bar and I'd like to use it. I just wish that all of my folders would be visible. If those gigantic arrows were gone, they would fit with room to spare.
[20:40] <usr13> mattalexx: This is the Ubuntu channel not firefox
[20:40] <scottyg> thanx shavinder!!!!!!!!!1
[20:40] <Agion> hi, where should I save a launcher file so that I can launch a program from console?
[20:40] <f7ee> I'm in kubuntu 9.04. How can I update OpenOffice to 3.0 or 3.1. version?
[20:40] <GreyGhost> Sigi, try sudo apt-get install libxine-extracodecs
[20:40] <squircle> Agion: anywhere that's in your $PATH variable, usually /usr/local/bin
[20:40] <beam_> usr13: Hello there. Do u know how i can compile C++ files on ubuntu? Is there a special compiler or something?
[20:40] <mattalexx> usr13,There are no arrows on the bookmarks bar in FF for Win or OS X.
[20:40] <gogeta> agion anywhere if you make a synbolic link
[20:40] <squircle> beam_: g++
[20:40] <Agion> ok. thanks
[20:41] <shavinder> Scottyg: can you connect now? how about the rooms?
[20:41] <GreyGhost> Sigi, no one sec
[20:41] <usr13> mattalexx: I never said there were.
[20:41] <ceil420> Agion, :/usr/local/bin$ ln -s /path/to/program
[20:41] <KlingaN> fccf: Um, I don't have an icon on my top border, except the "e-mail"-icon which I can left click on to focus Pidgin. I chose "Plugins" in Pidgin, but no option to remove "join messages" from this chat.
[20:41] <digitalvaldosta> Slart_ , that worked but that will only be per user not system wide. :-/
[20:42] <gogeta> yep then you can just type it in the term
[20:42] <usr13> beam_: g++
[20:42] <shavinder> well whatever the hell YAHOO is upto I think community would come up with a solution soon. Lay ppl like me should trust God
[20:42] <fccf> KlingaN: you are running netbook remix?
[20:43] <gogeta> shavinder ?
[20:43] <beam_> usr13: Thanks, but then how do i use it?
[20:43] <GreyGhost> Sigi, try sudo apt-get install libxine1
[20:43] <Sigi> GreyGhost:  libxine1-ffmpeg?
[20:43] <gogeta> shavinder what you whant with yahoo
[20:43] <Sigi> GrayGhost: ok
[20:43] <beam_> usr13: How do i get it to work?
[20:43] <shavinder> gogeta: I am crying about the yahoo room problems being faced by pidgin users
[20:43] <KlingaN> fccf: No, the ordinary Ubuntu 9.04. Ubuntu Netbook Remix is adapted for Intel Atom processors. I have got a VIA-processor. Do you write "Klingan:" manually or is there a command for this? Like /last ?
[20:44] <gogeta> shavinder thers a linux yahoo client
[20:44] <Sigi> GrayGhost: Already got those packages :)
[20:44] <shavinder> First i could not connect but some angle found a fix, Now i can talk with buddies but cannot "join" any room
[20:44] <Slart> digitalvaldosta: ok.. I didn't look to closely at the solutions in there
[20:44] <fccf> KlingaN: move to PM
[20:44] <GreyGhost> Sigi, hmm .. what else is left ..
[20:44] <gogeta> shavinder as well as a 3rd party voice and webcam enabled
[20:44] <shavinder> gogeta: i have heard it is from last century?
[20:44] <usr13> beam_: man g++
[20:44] <Sigi> GrayGhost: im now trying the ffmpeg.
[20:44] <digitalvaldosta> Slart, that's one step closer than I was before. lol
[20:45] <shavinder> gogeta: could you send me a link anyway? I shall try it out
[20:45] <Sigi> GrayGhost: yeah!!!! sudo apt-get install libxine1-ffmpeg  was needed :)
[20:46] <Sigi> GreyGhost: Thx for the help :)
[20:46] <gogeta> looks like its 2 hyears old
[20:46] <GreyGhost> Sigi, oh oki .. will remmeber that .. np
[20:46] <gogeta> guess its dead
[20:46] <GreyGhost> me off.. bye all
[20:46] <shavinder> :-) thought so. I shall just put more faith into the community and God :-))
[20:46] <yaaar> howdy
[20:47] <shavinder> cya guys
[20:48] <tunnlrat> okay bad question but are there drivers for ati xpress 1100 cards for ubuntu and how do i find them?
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[20:48] <Steve^> tunnlrat, any graphics drivers should appear in the hardware dialog
[20:48] <FloodBot1> DuonggaVs: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:48] <yaaar> anybody know why i can't get connected to a windows machine using the remote desktop client in 9.04? do i need a special lib or something? it works fine from the windows machines in the office...
[20:49] <Steve^> tunnlrat, system -> admin -> hardware drivers
[20:50] <tunnlrat> Steve^, yeah it doesn't show any drivers in there all it shows is for my wifi which already works with the preinstalled drivers
[20:51] <Steve^> tunnlrat, do you have extra things ticked in software sources? mine didn't show up at first
[20:51] <kain_> hi, does anyone know how to uninstall limewire?
[20:51] <soho> hey guys question, my ubuntu isnt working properly
[20:51] <kain_> i don't find it in my add/remove...
[20:51] <soho> how can i remove it completly from my computer and reinstall it?
[20:51] <Steve^> kain_, how did you install it?
[20:51] <mobi-sheep> kain_: How did you install it in first place?
[20:51] <kain_> umm, 2 sec, i'll check
[20:51] <Slade> i have a bit of a problem, I just changed the resolution in my xorg.conf.  The resolution is correct, but my screen is kind of crunched and the bottom part is cut off. Also it seems the horizontal alignment is off. What directives in xorg.conf do i change to make it work properly?
[20:51] <Steve^> soho, just run the install disk again and make sure it clears the paritition ubuntu is currently installed on
[20:51] <kopolee11> hello i recently upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 and everything works fine except now i have no sound
[20:51] <Steve^> soho, assuming you've exhausted other options
[20:51] <tunnlrat> Steve^, yeah i do, i've also added the wine sources since first install
[20:52] <kopolee11> previously i did
[20:52] <soho> steve but i also have like 3 "kernels" on my startup screen
[20:52] <soho> how to i remove those
[20:52] <kopolee11> is this a common problem? thanks
[20:52] <Steve^> tunnlrat, ok, can't help on a particular card, google is your best bet
[20:52] <ceil420> soho, i'd just not worry about them. they're there for backup
[20:52] <kain_> i went to the site of limewire and downloaded the .deb
[20:52] <mobi-sheep> kopolee11: I don't know.  However, this may be useful information for you.
[20:52] <mobi-sheep> !sound | kopolee11
[20:52] <kain_> and used GDebi Package Installer
[20:52] <soho> i started with hardy, then ibex and now karmic and all the kernels are still there when i restart
[20:52] <soho> oh ok
[20:52] <ceil420> soho, the kernels themselves are only a few megabytes
[20:52] <tunnlrat> Steve^, yeah i am lookin there now lol
[20:52] <soho> thanks guys
[20:52] <Steve^> soho, you could remove them manually, but they do no harm
[20:53] <kopolee11> ok thanks a lot. i'll check those out again. the reason i'm very confused is that it worked in the previous version. thanks
[20:53] <scottyg> where do i put my conky rc file?
[20:53] <Steve^> soho, if you do a clean reinstall, they'll dissapear
[20:53] <gogeta> shavinder https://launchpad.net/~loell/+archive/ppa
[20:53] <soho> sweet great
[20:53] <soho> let me reinstall
[20:53] <zopiac> is there a way to open programs in windows mode, even if they are by default fullscreen?
[20:53] <soho> brb
[20:53] <tunnlrat> Steve^, if what i see on the net is correct anything newer than ubuntu 8.10 will have to ati driver support for older cards
[20:53] <EgyCoder09> >	hi guys again i faced a problem .. i am coding a web interface for ( Nessus ) using PHP .. the problem that some options require Root Priv .. and i use system function to run the command ??
[20:53] <mobi-sheep> kopolee11: Did you check synpathic?
[20:53] <scottyg> and how do i get conky to load at bootup?
[20:54] <kain_> mobi-sheep: i downloading the .deb from the limewire site
[20:54] <KatieKitty> scottyg: u r using fluxbox or gnome?
[20:54] <kain_> mobi-sheep: downloaded*
[20:54] <mobi-sheep> kopolee11: Wrong message.
[20:54] <scottyg> ubuntu
[20:54] <Steve^^> kain_, try system -> admin -> computer janitor
[20:54] <kain_> ok
[20:54] <mobi-sheep> kain_: I know.  Did you check the synpathic?
[20:54] <scottyg> thanx katie
[20:54] <kain_> ooh oops
[20:54] <scottyg> is ubunto gnome?
[20:55] <mobi-sheep> kain_: System --> Administration --> Synpathic Software Package.
[20:55] <kopolee11> mobi-sheep: What should I check in synaptic? (assuming that's what you mean)
[20:55] <mobi-sheep> scottyg: Yes.
[20:55] <gogeta> scottyg yes
[20:55] <scottyg> ohhh
[20:55] <mobi-sheep> kopolee11: That message wasn't for you. :3
[20:55] <gogeta> scottyg kbuntu is kde and xbuntu is xfce
[20:55] <Rob235> why do i keep getting a 'too many open files' error in transmission when i only have a couple torrents going
[20:55] <zleap> Wildcard77,
[20:55] <kopolee11> oh, my apologizes.
[20:55] <scottyg> ok now where do i put my pesky conky rc file?
[20:55] <kain_> mobi-sheep: thx i found it in synaptics :)
[20:55] <mobi-sheep> kain_: Good! :)
[20:56] <silare> Is there any way to customize notify-osd?
[20:56] <tunnlrat> lol dumb question but how to i install a .run file??
[20:57] <Steve^> tunnlrat, I don't think you do
[20:57] <scottyg> hello anybody?  where do i put the conky rc file please????
[20:57] <crashanddie> tunnlrat, type "file filename" to see if it's actually something you can execute
[20:57] <tunnlrat> Steve^, its to install the ati drivers i found ati-driver-installer etc etc.run
[20:57] <crashanddie> tunnlrat, tunnlrat, chmod +x filename.run
[20:57] <crashanddie> tunnlrat, ./filename.run
[20:58] <crashanddie> scottyg,  ~ ?
[20:58] <EgyCoder09> >	hi guys again i faced a problem .. i am coding a web interface for ( Nessus ) using PHP .. the problem that some options require Root Priv .. and i use system function to run the command ?? ?
[20:58] <crashanddie> EgyCoder09, quick answer: don't do it
[20:59] <scottyg> crash what does that mean i am new
[20:59] <gogeta> egycoder sudo
[20:59] <EgyCoder09> crashanddie: y ?
[20:59] <scottyg> does anyon here run conky?
[20:59]  * ice_cream nods
[20:59] <crashanddie> EgyCoder09, long answer: create a user group that has the rights to the executable, and add the daemon to that group
[20:59] <phantomcircuit> I'm running 9.04 with the latest update.  When I press the full screen button on youtube flash movies the flash plugin crashes with this error:
[20:59] <phantomcircuit> Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libcanberra-gtk-module.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
[20:59] <phantomcircuit> Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[20:59] <phantomcircuit> any ideas?
[20:59] <FloodBot1> phantomcircuit: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:59] <EgyCoder09> gogeta: i know that i can have root access using ( Sudo ) but how can i talk with the shell using system function
[21:00] <gogeta> i knoe
[21:00] <crashanddie> EgyCoder09, or alternatively, check which user group the daemon already runs under, and add that group to those having the right to execute the things you need
[21:00] <gogeta> same command
[21:00] <EgyCoder09> crashanddie: i will try it , thanks : )
[21:00] <crashanddie> EgyCoder09, sudo will be no good to you here, it's a major security risk
[21:00] <gogeta> lol\
[21:01] <crashanddie> EgyCoder09, plus sudo requires you to input the root password
[21:01] <gogeta> thats is true
[21:01] <crashanddie> err -- user password
[21:01] <lstarnes> crashanddie: no
[21:01] <gogeta> not always
[21:01] <lstarnes> crashanddie: user password
[21:01] <crashanddie> lstarnes, yeah, I corrected
[21:01] <crashanddie> gogeta, so you'd be willing to give a PHP app the ability to run any command with sudo powers? Djeez
[21:01] <Simetrical> You can configure sudo to permit running certain commands without a password.
[21:02] <gogeta> lol
[21:02] <Simetrical> You can set it so it only allows specific commands.
[21:02] <aarkerio> hi!
[21:02] <Simetrical> man sudoers
[21:02] <scottyg> does anyone know where i put a conky rc file?
[21:02] <aarkerio> what for is .rnd file?
[21:02] <crashanddie> aarkerio, research and development
[21:02] <ceil420> scottyg, ~
[21:02] <scottyg> i googled it but there is no info
[21:02] <Simetrical> I actually once had to give a web app the right to graceful Apache.  It was horrible, but it was either that or compromise the purity of the interface.
[21:02] <crashanddie> scottyg, ~ = home directory
[21:02] <scottyg> ceil, can ya tell me how to do it?
[21:03] <crashanddie> Simetrical, to graceful apache?
[21:03] <scottyg> ohh i  just put the conky rc in my home dir?
[21:03] <Simetrical> crashanddie, apache2ctl graceful.  Graceful restart.
[21:03] <ceil420> scotty, with a dot in front of it
[21:03] <crashanddie> Simetrical, ah, ok
[21:04] <silare> Is there any way to get C++ or Python or Java to cause something to execute in a shell so I can try to make a script for installing missing GPGs?
[21:04] <jbarket> Question. I just upgraded to 9.04 and my graphics in Gnome are now borked to hell. At the login screen and it's completely hosed. How can I drop to the CLI to reconfigure x or... whatever is necessary here
[21:05] <usr13> jbarket: Ctrl-Alt-F6
[21:05] <mobi-sheep> !tty | jbarket
[21:05] <mobi-sheep> jbarket: Remember CTRL + ALT + F7 (BACK TO GUI!)
[21:05] <jbarket> So uh, assuming that isn't working, can I just go ahead and guess that things are locked?
[21:05] <jbarket> hahahah
[21:05] <Nexx> Hey there, I've been a bit frustraited. I've been having this issue where I will install the latest Ubuntu via Live CD, I'll update everything, restart and everything will be fine. Then the 2nd or 3rd time I restart, it won't load the GUI and will go into text mode. This has happened a couple times now. Recovery mode, startx, etc... aren't working
[21:05] <mbeierl> silare: Java - runtime.exec() http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/Runtime.html#exec(java.lang.String)
[21:06] <Thib_> !yahoo | Thib_
[21:06] <PsyberS> is there a way to automatically have aptitude run a script any time it upgrades the kernel?
[21:06] <usr13> jbarket: dpkg-reconfigure xorg
[21:06] <Piohiiri> puhuuko kukaan suomee?
[21:06] <silare> Thanks a lot, mbeierl.
[21:07] <kopolee11> sorry to ask this, but is anyone able to tell me which model is right for my chipset. I am able to give you an url to a webpage with all my sound information. thanks.
[21:07] <mbeierl> silare: you're welcome.  I don't know anything about the other languages :)
[21:07] <crashanddie> silare, C/C++: system(char * cmd) (#include <cstdlib>)
[21:07] <jbarket> on boot, how can i drop straight to the cli before gnome fires up? hahaha. i think i did a bad thing
[21:07] <crashanddie> silare, and I won't answer the last one because python is evil
[21:07] <Nexx> Hey there, I've been a bit frustraited. I've been having this issue where I will install the latest Ubuntu via Live CD, I'll update everything, restart and everything will be fine. Then the 2nd or 3rd time I restart, it won't load the GUI and will go into text mode. This has happened a couple times now. Recovery mode, startx, etc... aren't working. Any ideas?
[21:07] <Piohiiri> eli ilmeisesti ei
[21:08] <usr13> jbarket: dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[21:10] <KlingaN> Is there any way to "click" on the notifications in top-right-corner to "link" you to the message in Pidgin ? 9.04
[21:10] <Nexx> Hey there, I've been a bit frustraited. I've been having this issue where I will install the latest Ubuntu via Live CD, I'll update everything, restart and everything will be fine. Then the 2nd or 3rd time I restart, it won't load the GUI and will go into text mode. This has happened a couple times now. Recovery mode, startx, dpkg-reconfigure etc... aren't working Any ideas?
[21:10] <the_dark_warrio> My sound is bugged... every sound comes with many "pops"... Any hints?
[21:11] <usr13> Nexx: What display adapter are you using?
[21:11] <silare> Much needed. xP
[21:11] <silare> mbeierl: xD It's fine. Java will help still. ^_^
[21:11] <silare> crashanddie: Oh, sweet. C++ too then. xD Thankies. Python is a bit of a mess at times though, you're right. x.x
[21:11] <hydrian> the_dark_warrio: bad speakers, bad driver, crazy mixer settings,  EM leakage.
[21:11] <Nexx> usr13: What do you mean? Like my video card?
[21:11] <usr13> Nexx: Yes
[21:12] <the_dark_warrio> hydrian: they worked fine on Hardy
[21:12] <mobi-sheep> KlingaN: You might want to ask in #pidgin.
[21:12] <Nexx> usr13: 2 Nvidia 9800's
[21:12] <KlingaN> Is there any way to disable status messages in this window? Like: "XXXXX has joined the room" or "GuestXXXX changed name to XXXX"
[21:12] <KlingaN> Thank you
[21:12] <Thib_> it appears that the quick fix for Pidgin's Yahoo problem no longer works
[21:13] <hydrian> the_dark_warrio: That probably means crazy mixer setting or a driver issue.  Maybe a new version of the driver messed things up with your card.
[21:13] <mbeierl> KlingaN: that would depend on what software you are using to display "this window"
[21:13] <mobi-sheep> Thib_: And what is Pidgin's quick fix?  Updating to new version or that paging server hack?
[21:13] <KlingaN> mbeierl: Pidgin
[21:13] <henrik__> how do l activate tty6 and have gnome running there and on tty7
[21:13] <the_dark_warrio> hydrian: and they were working fine on Jaunty too, except the microphone. So I was changing the Sound properties to see if I could make mic work and now the sound is like this. The strange thing is that I changed all back and still bugs...
[21:13] <mbeierl> KlingaN: there's a hide extraneous join/part messages... gimme a sec to say where
[21:13] <jordan> Are there any monitoring plugins to perceus to do things similar to ganglia, nagios cacti, etc?
[21:14] <Thib_> mobi-sheep: the Pidgin people have switched from advising to use a different login server name as an interim workaround to upgrading, to asking to upgrade
[21:14] <jordan> it seems like Warewulf 3 will do that, but I can't find much information on it
[21:14] <crashanddie> silare, if you're just doing quick scripts (testing if file exist, etc), you're probably better off learning shell rather than creating java/c++ apps
[21:14] <hydrian> the_dark_warrio: that is probably your issue.  Check all of the mic record volumes.
[21:14] <Thib_> that's because the workaround no longer works (Yahoo is refusing connections to that server now)
[21:14] <henrik__> how do l activate tty6 and have gnome running there and on tty7
[21:14] <Mike_lifeguard> !ltr
[21:14] <hydrian> the_dark_warrio: aka crazy mixer settings
[21:14] <crashanddie> !repeat | henrik_
[21:14] <Mike_lifeguard> gah
[21:14] <pgrace> is there a way to pass some default config information into dexconf so it will append it to the autogenerated file?
[21:14] <Mike_lifeguard> What's the next long term release?
[21:14] <Thib_> I'm not on a system where I'm allowed to install arbitrary software, I can only install through the update manager
[21:14] <silare> crashanddie: Ah, good point... I guess I can go Googling for those things. xP
[21:15] <usr13> Nexx: sudo nvidia-settings
[21:15] <the_dark_warrio> hydrian: I see... but I left everything on Autodetect (as was before) and still bugs
[21:15] <scottyg> can anyone help me fix conky
[21:15] <crashanddie> silare, what kind of script do you need?
[21:15] <mbeierl> KlingaN: it's one of the "plugins": Join/Part hiding
[21:15] <scottyg> ???
[21:15] <henrik__> how do l activate tty6 and have gnome running there and on tty7 ?
[21:15] <MenZa> !anyone | scottyg
[21:15] <Nexx> usr13: Thanks I'll take a look real quick
[21:15] <scottyg> menza yes?
[21:15] <Cige> I'm kind of having a problem with pidgin, gchat won't work with it.
[21:15] <silare> crashanddie: You mean things like bash scripts and all, right?
[21:15] <crashanddie> scottyg, /join #conky
[21:15] <crashanddie> silare, yeah
[21:15] <mbeierl> KlingaN: in your main pidgin buddy list window, tools -> plugins, scroll down to join/part hiding
[21:15] <scottyg> i have been doing that and i was ignored
[21:15] <Thib_> so hopefully Pidgin 2.5.7 will hit the Ubuntu update manager soon...
[21:15] <Slade> !yahoo
[21:15] <mobi-sheep> !patience | henrik__
[21:15] <MenZa> scottyg→ Read the message from ubottu.
[21:16] <crashanddie> mobi-sheep, didn't spot the trailing underscore
[21:16] <sjokkis> hi. i'm having some problems with one of my harddrives. it's a sata 1 hdd, but it only gives me 140MB/s cached and 2MB/s buffered reads. what could be the cause of this?
[21:16] <Cige> It's been a problem for a while and I can't figure out why
[21:16] <crashanddie> sjokkis, DMA?
[21:16] <sjokkis> it also makes some mechanical noise when it does IO
[21:16] <mobi-sheep> crashanddie: Uh?
[21:16] <crashanddie> mobi-sheep, concerning henrik__
[21:17] <sjokkis> crashanddie: what do you mean?
[21:17] <hydrian> Anybody hear real familiar with cifs/samba mounting.   I'm having problem with using the 'setuids' option when mounting to a samba server.  It is ALWAYS writing at the user that mounted the cifs fs and not the local user that writing the file.
[21:17] <KlingaN> mbeierl: Thank you!
[21:17] <b0red> hi.  I added a 'DSL' connection through the UI.. why I can't see it when I click the connections icon in the tray?
[21:17] <mbeierl> KlingaN: you're welcome.  it certainly cleans things up ;)
[21:18] <silare> crashanddie: I'm just trying to learn a bit of scripting, and I figured a good start would be something where I could punch in a GPG key's value and it'd go hunting for it and do those commands.
[21:18] <crashanddie> sjokkis, hdparm -p /dev/harddrive
[21:18] <crashanddie> sjokkis, replace harddrive with your actual hard drive number
[21:18] <crashanddie> sjokkis, it will reply something like "using_dma = 0 (off)"
[21:19] <henrik__> how do l activate tty6 and have gnome running there and on tty7 ? now when l going to tty6 my tty7 is closing down
[21:19] <scottyg> no one is in the conky room...great
[21:19] <crashanddie> silare, definitely bash/shell scripting then
[21:19] <scottyg> i have 2 processor cores and i want conky to reflect that.
[21:19] <sjokkis> crashanddie: it tells me "HDIO_SET_PIO_MODE failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device"
[21:20] <usr13> henrik__: Ctrl-Alt-F6
[21:20] <crashanddie> scottyg, this isn't a conky support channel.
[21:20] <silare> crashanddie: Ah, alright. Any recommendations on where I'd find a goog tutorial?
[21:20] <mobi-sheep> henrik__: Use a new workspace instead of TTY?
[21:20] <sjokkis> crashanddie: i get that error with all my drives. not just the problematic one
[21:20] <crashanddie> silare, google
[21:20] <scottyg> ohhh no....oh well i thought i could get a script
[21:20] <gmathews_> !info pan
[21:20] <silare> crashanddie: Ah, alright. Thankies.
[21:21] <henrik__> l am running "boxee" fullscreen mode. on one tty and surf and another stuff on one.
[21:21] <henrik__> usr13,  when l do that my tty7 is closing down
[21:21] <Hilikus> hey guys
[21:21] <usr13> henrik__: What do you mean?
[21:22] <crashanddie> sorry guys, fiancee calling for dinner, bbl
[21:22] <usr13> henrik__: Why would just going to tty6 make tty7 "close down"?
[21:22] <henrik__> usr13, if l am on tty7 and go to tty6 my gnome is closeing on tty7
[21:22] <henrik__> l am not doing it.. the system is doing it
[21:22] <Mike_lifeguard> Is there a way to make a list of my currently-installed packages so I can install them en-masse in a new Jaunty (or maybe Karmic) installation?
[21:23] <usr13> henrik__: "closeing"?
[21:23] <b0red> hi.  I added a 'DSL' connection through the UI.. why I can't see it when I click the connections icon in the tray?
[21:23] <usr13> henrik__: Ctrl-Alt-F7
[21:23] <hero_nocturnal> how can i make a lan using switch and lets say 3 guest computers, is there any software who automates all this
[21:23] <usr13> henrik__: What are you trying to do?
[21:24] <mobi-sheep> Mike_lifeguard: Use synpathic to generate package download script.
[21:24] <Cige> pidgin hasn't been working for me lately.  My gchat account won't connect, although all my other accounts will
[21:24] <usr13> hero_nocturnal: What?
[21:24] <predictable> Does anyone know what this means?/home/chad/.setup5344: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[21:24] <henrik__> if l am on tty7 and gnome are running. when l go to tty6 and login there. and go back to tty7 my gnome are close
[21:24] <kopolee11> Apparently ALSA is using the wrong model for my chipset. I got this information from this. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting While following the steps to fix this, I hit a snag with finding the correct codec. I simply can't find it. Does anyone have any experience with this. I can give you the link to my sound setup information. Thank you. (Sorry for repeating, but I can't seem to figure it out)
[21:24] <henrik__> l will have it so l have gnome running on tty7 and tty6
[21:25] <Hilikus> is there any way to bookmark things in such a way that when i am in my lan they resolve using the local host name and outside use the external ip? i tried editing /etc/hosts but the host that it maps to depends on where i am
[21:25] <PsyberS> Mike_lifeguard: in Synaptic, File -> Generate Package Download Script
 i want  to make a small lan , so  that we may play cs , but how to create the connection
[21:25] <PsyberS> Mike_lifeguard: or alternatively, File -> Save Markings
[21:26] <Mike_lifeguard> mobi-sheep, PsyberS: found the option, but it seems to have created a script with only the hashbang (O.o)... will try again
[21:26] <JonyBlaze> can anyone help me with installing artwiz fonts, I have followed the instructions included with the fonts as well as any post I can find on the forums and still cant get them to work
[21:26] <Hilikus> hero_nocturnal: you dont need anythign special, just the hardware and then you just use the other computer's ip
[21:26] <mobi-sheep> hero_nocturnal: Use a router?
[21:26] <usr13> henrik__: I don't know why that would happen. Never seen that sort of behavoir
[21:26] <mobi-sheep> !fonts | JonyBlaze
[21:26] <predictable> Does anyone know what this means? /home/chad/.setup5344: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[21:27] <predictable> I was trying to ./unreal.tournament_436-multilanguage.run to get the game going
[21:27] <Mike_lifeguard> mobi-sheep, PsyberS: Yep, same thing again: just the hashbang
[21:27] <hero_nocturnal> hilikus: so if i connect the computers using switch and manually give the settings, will it work
[21:27] <scunizi> How do I change a recordmydesktop recording which defaults in ogg to avi?
[21:27] <usr13> predictable: It would be hard to know. Would neet to know more about .setup5344
[21:28] <Hilikus> hero_nocturnal: you dont need to manuallt give the settings, its easier if you let the router assign the ips through DHCP
[21:28] <tavi> hy
[21:28] <predictable> usr13: but its talking mainly about libgth-1.2.so.0
[21:28] <danierie> hi which ftp software should i use in 64 bit ubuntu :D?
[21:28] <Hilikus> so basically, just connect them to the same router and you're done
[21:28] <tavi> someone can say to me how to make a phone camera intoa webcam?
[21:28] <predictable> gtk rather
[21:28] <RooblyRoo> Where's the equivilent of an /etc/inittab in ubuntu, whereby you can specify the default run level?
[21:28] <scunizi> danierie: filezilla or gftp ..
[21:29] <hero_nocturnal> hilikus: and what if i want to distribute internet to other users,
[21:29] <Hilikus> hero_nocturnal: yoiu mean share your internet connection with others?
[21:29] <Stanley_> I have an Auzentech Xplosion sound card. They don't provide Linux Drivers, how do I go about gettint it working?
[21:30] <mobi-sheep> Mike_lifeguard: I don't think you should need to be able to read the file?
[21:30] <hero_nocturnal> hilikus:yupp, i am getting the internet from some external network and i want to distribute it among some guests, so what steps do i need to follow
[21:30] <danierie> for filezilla theres no 64bit support i thought?
[21:30] <PsyberS> Mike_lifeguard: interesting, that seems broken :)
[21:30] <FFMike> anyone know of a telnet program that has ansi emulation?
[21:30] <PsyberS> mobi-sheep: the file it generates is empty, it isnt an issue of him reading it or not
[21:30] <zopiac> is there a way to open programs in windows mode, even if they are by default fullscreen?
[21:30] <WeeJay> Hi! is anyone else having issues connecting to Yahoo using pidgin on ubuntu 9.04?
[21:31] <scunizi> danierie: maybe not.. that's why I gave 2 choices.. open synaptic and see if either or both are listed.
[21:31] <mummertc> just installed ubuntu on an external usb drive, everything with the install went very smoothly
[21:31] <jbarket> Hm, so I reconfigured xorg but no such luck. When I boot, the boot screen (and the shutdown screen when I tap the power button) are fine, but when the login screen for gnome comes up, it's garbled... titled nonsense. I found somebody else on the ubuntu forums with this problem but no answer yet. Anyone familiar with the problem?
[21:31] <WeeJay> I saw there is a new release by pidgin team but did not see an update
[21:31] <tavi> someone can say to me how to make a phone camera intoa webcam?
[21:31] <Mike_lifeguard> PsyberS: huh? The file is only 10 byes... wouldn't it be somewhat larger than that?
[21:31] <Hilikus> hero_nocturnal: if it's wired you just connect them all to the router and connec the external connection to the router as well. you might nieed to configure the authentication for your external connection in your router
[21:32] <mobi-sheep> !clone | Mike_lifeguard
[21:32] <carl5> but I ran into a strange problem with the monitor. if I run it at 1920x1200 the fonts are terrible, like there are vertical stripes in the screen. at 1600x1200 it works fine. any idea what could cause that?
[21:32] <Mike_lifeguard> ah, nice
[21:32] <gkffjcs_> Hi all, how do you enable creation of ntfs partitions in gparted under ubuntu, my stand alone gparted live cd seems to have not problem creating ntfs partitions, but the gparted installed in ubuntu has ntfs greyed out... ???
[21:32] <toter> Stanley_: I think your soundcard can work with Linux. Check this website: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Vendor-AuzenTech
[21:32] <rednammoc> Hi! Ist there an way to encrypt an partition without formatting it ?
[21:32] <darkhelmetlive> how do i ssh to a host but *not* add the key to known_hosts?
[21:32] <Hilikus> carl5: are you sure youre graphics card supports that?
[21:33] <hero_nocturnal> hilikus: will the router automatically distribute the internet then? coz some days back a friend of mine told me that his friend had the internet connection and they use internet after building a proxy server
[21:33] <carl5> Hilikus: yuo can probably set your known hosts file to /dev/null
[21:33] <carl5> Mike_lifeguard: there is also dpkg --get-selections
[21:33] <Mike_lifeguard> carl5: yeah, I found that just now as well... but !clone seems to have worked ok. Thanks
[21:34] <Hilikus> hero_nocturnal: you dont need a proxy for that
[21:34] <hero_nocturnal> hilikus: so when do we use the proxy servers
[21:34] <tavi> someone can say to me how to make a phone camera intoa webcam?
[21:35] <carl5> apart from the monitor problem, I also don't know how to disable the "your job has finished printing" messages
[21:35] <FFMike> exit
[21:35] <animuson> how can i enable the Rewrite commands for a directory?
[21:35] <suko> quit
[21:35] <suko> exit
[21:35] <usr13> hero_nocturnal: You can install firestarter and use it to share internet connection.
[21:35] <mobi-sheep> carl5: If you're using Jaunty, it should display that in notify-osd.  It does that for my printer.
[21:35] <Hilikus> hero_nocturnal: when you want to route http traffic through a server. to make sure that everything goes through some computer. if you do my method everything goes directly to the router, with a proxy you can do stuff like packe sniffing or blocking urls and stuff
[21:35] <usr13> animuson: chomd -w /dir/name/here
[21:36] <carl5> mobi-sheep: i don't know how to configure that
[21:36] <usr13> animuson: Correction:  chomd +w /dir/name/here
[21:36] <Hilikus> car5 what do you mean set it to /dev/null
[21:36] <mobi-sheep> carl5: I didn't configure anything.  Just the printer setup.
[21:36] <carl5> mobi-sheep: I want to turn it off
[21:36] <toter> Anyone with some tips on how to compile a kernel on 64-bit machine? I'm trying to shave one more second from my linux boot time. I already compiled the kernel 2.6.30, but I can't get it to boot in 10 seconds! http://img504.yfrog.com/img504/4968/toterdesktopjaunty20090.png
[21:36] <Stanley_> toter: are you familiar with that at all? I'm a little hesitant to try it myself as I'm very new to linux
[21:37] <rednammoc> Hi! Is there an way to encrypt an partition without formatting it ?
[21:38] <hero_nocturnal> hilikus: if in case i want to make a server and route traffic thru it, then in that case what i have to do, where shud be the position of the switch then and what are the different servers reqd
[21:38] <toter> Stanley_: I'm not, and yet I compiled my own kernel. Read about it and try! There's no better weekend project
[21:38] <lapa> hello
[21:38] <gogeta> stanle lol
[21:39] <Stanley_> toter: True. My fear with linux is that I'll destroy something
[21:39] <mobi-sheep> toter: You shaved the entire weekend for 10-seconds?  Fun fun fun. :)
[21:39] <SirBob1701> hey guys i have a logitech revolution and an update a few days ago has it changin scroll types with middle click in stead of the standard linux copy and paste for middle click.  I've tried a bunch of stuff to fix it ( mostly with xorg.conf ) and I can't figure it out could someone help me?
[21:39] <Hilikus> hero_nocturnal: yo need to connect your external connection to the proxy and connect everything else in a network that talks to the proxy but not to the router
[21:39] <Stanley_> toter: But i guess thats how you learn
[21:39] <Mike23324> For some reason sound isn't working for me. I just upgraded from Intrepid to Jaunty hoping the latest version of Ubuntu would fix this problem but it hasn't, can someone help me solve this issue?
[21:39] <mobi-sheep> toter: What's the link?
[21:39] <gogeta> toter does it matter
[21:39] <gogeta> 10 seconds lol
[21:39] <Hilikus> hero_nocturnal: and about the software, that i dont know. ive never done it
[21:39] <RiverRat> I have a laptop that is 1024x768 but the display is only using the 800x600 pixels in the center.  Anyone know the fix off the top of their heads?
[21:40] <animuson> usr13: the chmod didnt do anything, error log says this: "/var/www/animsuon/.htaccess: Invalid command 'RewriteEngine', perhaps misspelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration"
[21:40] <kevin__> anyone know why i cannot toggle my wifi on an eee 900ha with ubuntu netbook remix?
[21:40] <carl5> RiverRat: try going to the Display prefs and checking the resolution
[21:40] <hero_nocturnal> hilikus: so in that case i dont need a router? how do i connect the computers then to the server
[21:40] <Hilikus> animuson: did you enable the rewrite module in apache already?
[21:40] <gogeta> kevin eeebuntu has all those tools
[21:40] <sjokkis> hi. i'm having some problems with one of my harddrives. it's a sata 1 hdd, but it only gives me 140MB/s cached and 2MB/s buffered reads. what could be the cause of this? hdparm -p gives me an error
[21:41] <Hilikus> hero_nocturnal: you do, you need something to connect the clients to the proxy, either a hub, a router, a switch
[21:41] <gogeta> kevin you need a eee compiled kerneel to get full controle
[21:41] <dva5912> will ubuntu run on this:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120438587510
[21:41] <animuson> is it not enabled by default?
[21:41] <gogeta> ts in snaptic
[21:41] <Cliff`> Hi everyone :) Is there anyone that may be able to help me with Ubuntueee for my EeePC? I want to get rid of the menu and big icon desktop and have a normal gnome menu and desktop
[21:41] <JonyBlaze> ok when i do fc-cache -fv   i get /usr/share/fonts/truetype/artwiz: caching, new cache contents: 0 fonts, 0 dirs (thats where my artwiz fonts are) anyone have any ideas what could cause it not recognize my fonts as fonts?
[21:41] <mbeierl> is there the equivalent to the update-manager's GUI "A new version (9.04) is available" that is headless?  can I do a distribution upgrade without using the UI?
[21:41] <vvpalin> question what is good burning software to use ??
[21:41] <toter> Stanley_: don't be afraid. If you do not destroy it... how are you going to learn?
[21:41] <mbeierl> vvpalin: brasereo
[21:41] <hero_nocturnal> hilikus:thnx for the info and the patience
[21:41] <WillyVWade> Anyone know if you can make a USB stick that boots my CD-ROM? My boot from CD is disabled yet boot from CD is fine.
[21:41] <vampirefrog> hi all. how can I show my mounted partitions in the gnome Computer?
[21:41] <mobi-sheep> kevin__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC/Fixes#Wireless
[21:41] <carl5> dva5912: check out http://www.linux-on-laptops.com/dell.html
[21:41] <toter> Stanley_: If you are really afraid, use windows
[21:41] <Hilikus> hero_nocturnal: np, good luck with that
[21:42] <Almindor> hello
[21:42] <SirBob1701> hey guys i have a logitech revolution and an update a few days ago has it changin scroll types with middle click in stead of the standard linux copy and paste for middle click.  I've tried a bunch of stuff to fix it ( mostly with xorg.conf ) and I can't figure it out could someone help me?
[21:42] <Almindor> is the archive-mounter configurable?
[21:42] <vvpalin> mbeierl,  is it easy to use, im only familiar with nero
[21:42] <Almindor> it always mounts dos-style for me
[21:42] <dva5912> :D yay
[21:42] <Hilikus> WillyVWade: its possible to make it, but make soure your mobo supports it
[21:42] <aaaaaaaa> dcvfcv
[21:42] <dva5912> one prblem
[21:42] <animuson> hilikus: is it not enabled by default? how would i enable it?
[21:42] <mbeierl> vvpalin: yes, it comes installed with 9.04 (and probably earlier ones too) by default
[21:42] <dva5912> it dont got a sata as the site sways
[21:42] <gogeta> kevin https://launchpad.net/~loell/+archive/ppa
[21:42] <gogeta> oops
[21:42] <vvpalin> mbeierl,  thank you =]
[21:43] <mobi-sheep> Cliff`: You installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix?
[21:43] <Hilikus> animuson: try this
[21:43] <gogeta> kevin http://www.eeebuntu.org/
[21:43] <Hilikus> sudo a2enmod rewrite
[21:43] <mbeierl> vvpalin: you're welcome.  iirc it looks similar to nero
[21:43] <carl5> dva5912: it looks like it will work
[21:43] <Cliff`> mobi-sheep: ues
[21:43] <PsyberS> is there a way to automatically have aptitude run a script any time it updates linux-image?
[21:43] <ZykoticK9> vampirefrog, typing "mount" in a terminal will list everything that is currently mounted
[21:43] <Cliff`> **yes
[21:43] <toter> mobi-sheep: very funny... show me your bootchart png file and let's see who's gonna laugh
[21:43] <WillyVWade> Hilikus: My MoBo boots from USB but not CD. If I boot a distro via USB, I can use my USB drive
[21:44] <animuson> thanks hilikus :)
[21:44] <vampirefrog> ZykoticK9: my partitions are mounted. in Computer i only see the root partition and the cdrom
[21:44] <Cliff`> I am not using the UNR right now. That EeePC is next to me. I am using Linux Mint 7 on this computer right now
[21:44] <lapa> knock-knock
[21:44] <mobi-sheep> Cliff`: There should be a program where you can toggle back to Classic Desktop Mode on your UNR.  You need to find it.  It's in Applications/System.
[21:44] <Hilikus> WillyVWade: if it does then its easy to do it, i've done it with unetbootin but there are several apps to create a bootable usb key
[21:44] <Cliff`> ok thanks. I will look
[21:44] <Hilikus> animuson: did it work?
[21:45] <ojii> can someone explain me why ./configure fails on ubuntu (what i mean: http://paste.ubuntu.com/202422/)
[21:45] <ojii> it somehow never get's the right version numbers of packages
[21:45] <ojii> had the same problem with gtk before
[21:45] <mobi-sheep> toter: I'm running on encrypted partitions so naturally it'll be slower and I have to type in password at boot prompt too.  [mobi-sheep laughs out wickedly evil]   >:}~
[21:46] <RiverRat> carl5, 800x600 is the highest resolution listed.  It is a Trident video card on an older laptop.  Do I need a different driver?  (sorry for the delay, it decided to reboot)
[21:46] <vampirefrog> ojii: looks like you need to install SCIM and the scim devel packages
[21:46] <ZykoticK9> ojii, looks like you need to run "sudo apt-get install scim" for that software to compile
[21:46] <toter> mobi-sheep: all right, it's settled... i'm not gonna laugh, don't worry
[21:46] <WillyVWade> Hilikus: I know how to boot a distro from USB
[21:46] <carl5> RiverRat: hmm. try going to system->administration->hardware drivers and see if it says anything there
[21:47] <carl5> RiverRat: what laptop is it?
[21:47] <WillyVWade> But I want to boot from USB, which bounces to the cd rom
[21:47] <gogeta> willybwade ?
[21:47] <ojii> ZykoticK9, vampirefrog: scim IS installed! look at the bottom of the paste!
[21:47] <Hilikus> WillyVWade: why do you want to bounce to the cdrom??
[21:47] <toter> gogeta: i guess it doesn't matter... how fast does your linux boot anyway?
[21:47] <mobi-sheep> toter: If you give me the link on your compiling-kernel guide, I might be up to it.  But I want to read the guide at the moment.  Pretty please with a ribbon on it.
[21:47] <gogeta> totter pretty quick
[21:47] <vampirefrog> ojii: even if scim is installed, for ./configure you need the devel package
[21:47] <RiverRat> carl5, an old Toshiba Satelite
[21:47] <ZykoticK9> ojii, i gots nothing for ya.  Good luck.
[21:48] <vampirefrog> ojii: try apt-get install libscim-dev
[21:48] <Mike_lifeguard> What's the next long-term release?
[21:48] <WillyVWade> Hilikus: USB botting is fine for nice >512MB stciks
[21:48] <vampirefrog> ojii: and scim-dev
[21:48] <ojii> vampirefrog: not scim-dev ?
[21:48] <gogeta> toter the best distro for compling everything in gentoo
[21:48] <RiverRat> It is spinning and looking now.
[21:48] <ojii> ah okay
[21:48] <vampirefrog> ojii: just try both
[21:48] <gogeta> emerge ownez
[21:48] <ojii> thanks vampirefrog
[21:48] <vampirefrog> np
[21:48] <carl5> RiverRat: sometimes the descriptions at http://www.linux-on-laptops.com/toshiba.html will say how someone else got it working
[21:48] <Hilikus> WillyVWade: and yours is smaller than that?
[21:48] <ojii> gonna tell u in half an hour when the downloads are done if it worked
[21:49] <vampirefrog> lol
[21:49] <RiverRat> carl5, Thanks, I'll go read up there.
[21:49] <toter> gogeta: show me the bootchart png file then... "pretty quick"... I believe you... show me how fast
[21:49] <WillyVWade> Well when I have non > than that usable they are.
[21:49] <vampirefrog> so any idea how i can make my (ALREADY MOUNTED) drives in Computer?
[21:49] <Geysser> Hi all!Anyone help with Rhythmbox problem?
[21:50] <gogeta> toter where is it and i will
[21:50] <toter> ok.... my is here. http://img504.yfrog.com/img504/4968/toterdesktopjaunty20090.png
[21:50] <toter> show me yours
[21:50] <toter> my=mine
[21:50] <mobi-sheep> png
[21:50] <toter> if you boot faster than this... you're the man
[21:51] <gogeta> toter boot times are pc dependent
[21:51] <ojii> toter: how do you make that?
[21:51] <gogeta> my little atom and ssd is gonna be slower
[21:51] <toter> gogeta: blah blah blah... show me how fast
[21:51] <gogeta> if i knew how i would
[21:52] <ojii> vampirefrog: just btw: libscim-dev is part of scim-dev
[21:52] <WillyVWade> Hilikus:
[21:52] <xTEMPLARx> i dared to question why my Pidgin crashes one time... and monkeys flew out of my butt, dared me to ask again, then flew back in.
[21:52] <toter> gogeta: hey... you said it doesn't matter... i'm just curious how fast yours boot
[21:52] <vampirefrog> ojii: k :P
[21:52] <WillyVWade> Hilikus: So can I bounce USB to CD?
[21:53] <Hilikus> WillyVWade: ive never heard of that, no
[21:53] <vvpalin> question, is there a limitation to wine as to how many connections it can have ?
[21:53] <Stanley_> I develop Wordpress websites and they all display funny in Linux, yet in Windows they work fine with IE....Firefox...Chrome... Why is that?
[21:53] <toter> gogeta: it doesn't matter to me as well... 11 seconds.. cough cough
[21:53] <ojii> toter: how did you measure your boot time?
[21:53] <vvpalin> im trying to use alt.binz and i can only get one connection going
[21:53] <xTEMPLARx> monkeys I say
[21:53] <gogeta> toter thats what i asked and he kept ranting
[21:54]  * xTEMPLARx swears it
[21:54] <vvpalin> or can someone recommend me a badass newsgroup reader with nzb support
[21:54] <stz184> Stanley_ is your problem font's related?
[21:54] <toter> ojii: using a program called bootchart
[21:54] <xTEMPLARx> nzb is the new black.
[21:54] <vvpalin> ?
[21:54] <toter> sudo apt-get install bootchart
[21:54] <Hilikus> WillyVWade: im not saying it cant be done, i just have never heard of it
[21:54] <Stanley_> stz184: It could be that the fonts are throwing off the sizes
[21:55] <xTEMPLARx> fonts shmonts.  everything's the same size in the console :D
[21:55] <Stanley_> stz184: So yea possibly. Should I just install all my windows fonts to linux?
[21:55] <toter> I compiled the kernel using this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/installation-guide/i386/kernel-baking.html
[21:55] <gabriel_> Good afternoon Everybody
[21:55] <stz184> Stanley_ may be you doesnt have installed the same windows fonts that you use on your websites
[21:55] <mobi-sheep> toter: http://tinyurl.com/m4m54d <--- More processing power than you. :3
[21:55] <Slart> I've got some problems with usb in virtualbox, I'm using the proprietary version and I've been able to use usb devices before.. but now they are just greyed out in the little usb connect thingy.. am I the only one with this problem? (running 64bit jaunty)
[21:55] <toter> i don't use 6.10, but the guide worked fine for 9.04
[21:55] <Geysser> Rhythmbox crashes on import.Any help?
[21:56] <ojii> vampirefrog: do you know by any chance what package i need if it fails on gtk2? (i have the normal gtk2 stuff but can't find devel stuff)
[21:56] <Stanley_> stz184: are there any font packages available? Also is it as easy as dropping them in a directory or do i need to install them
[21:56] <vampirefrog> ojii: usually you can find this stuff by doing 'apt-cache search gtk dev' or something like that
[21:56] <gabriel_> I want to backup my home directory on ubuntu 9.04 and I want to know which software is good for that, I need an easy one
[21:56] <toter> mobi-sheep: yes, you are right... but is it yours?
[21:56] <gogeta> totem well ok installed how  it  work
[21:56] <ojii> there's a apt-cache search? awesome!
[21:56] <mobi-sheep> toter: Yes.
[21:56] <vampirefrog> ojii: or synaptic :P
[21:57] <stz184> Stanley_ check your private msgs
[21:57] <toter> mobi-sheep: so... can you boot in less than 11 seconds?
[21:57] <gogeta> totem its crashin
[21:57] <picca> gabriel_: rsync
[21:57] <gabriel_> ok thanks
[21:57] <mobi-sheep> toter: I took the screenshot.  This one is my laptop.  I don't know if I can boot in less than 11 seconds because of encrypted partition but I'm willing to be up for the fun of it.  I'll be back in 20min.  Small errand.
[21:58] <Conexion> For some reason Ubuntu (Jaunty) isn't loading into GUI mode when I restart it. It just goes into text. Nothing has failed, doing startx says it can't find any screens, I've tried reconfiguring and messing with nvidia-configure, and I've tried restarting gnome while in it and nothing seems to be working. Any ideas? (I'm currently on the live CD on the same cpu)
[21:58] <ojii> vampirefrog: you rock! that search just made the whole ./configure and compiling myself unneccessary!
[21:58] <vampirefrog> lol :)
[21:58] <gogeta> totem Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 0
[21:58] <gogeta> 	at org.bootchart.Main.render(Unknown Source)
[21:58] <gogeta> 	at org.bootchart.Main.main(Unknown Source)
[21:58] <vampirefrog> ojii: the synaptic package manager also has a search feature :P
[21:58] <toter> mobi-sheep: that's the spirit! it's fun, i know... try it man! I'm curious, because your laptop is faster than mine
[21:58] <gogeta> toter
[21:59] <gogeta> you get that
[21:59] <ojii> vampirefrog: i know, but the thing i searched happend to be the last one it finds, so i never find that in synaptic...
[21:59] <vampirefrog> k
[21:59] <gogeta> toter i installed it how it work
[21:59] <gogeta> and ill post it
[21:59] <Conexion> For some reason Ubuntu (Jaunty) isn't loading into GUI mode when I restart it. It just goes into text. Nothing has failed, doing startx says it can't find any screens, I've tried reconfiguring and messing with nvidia-configure, and I've tried restarting gnome while in it and nothing seems to be working. Any ideas? (I'm currently on the live CD on the same cpu)
[22:00] <ehazlett> is there a way to make it so apt doesn't start an application after install (i.e. mysql)
[22:00] <boss_mc> Conexion: have you checked your xorg.conf?
[22:00] <toter> gogeta: restart the machine... the png file will be located at /var/log/bootchart
[22:00] <ojii> is there a command (command line) to search a dir for a (partial) filename?
[22:00] <Conexion> boss_mc: Yeah, everything seems in place, should a pastebin it?
[22:00] <boss_mc> Conexion: back it up and try `sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg`
[22:02] <stz184> how to force ubuntu to remember that i want to display, not to run nfo and php files?
[22:02] <boss_mc> Conexion: pick the defaults unless they're obviously wrong
[22:02] <Conexion> boss_mc: I'll give that a try, I think I tried it once with some weird flag, but I'll give it a go :)
[22:03] <boss_mc> Conexion: you might have used -phigh to make it ask no questions... (maybe more questions, I don't remember which...)
[22:03] <Conexion> boss_mc: Yeah, I used -phigh, should I try it without that?
[22:04] <boss_mc> Conexion: try without, I think it asks more questions...
[22:04] <hey`> hi, I have a very low sound in my laptop.
[22:04] <forbzie22> just installed virtualbox but there is no menu item to start it ?
[22:04] <hey`> it was alright before.
[22:04] <stz184> anybody?
[22:04] <forbzie22> how do i start manually
[22:04] <Conexion> kk :) I'll be back, hopefully on my real system and not the live CD :P
[22:04] <KlingaN> Hello
[22:04] <gogeta> toter http://img30.imageshack.us/img30/3748/gokulaptopjaunty2009062.png
[22:04] <Justcop> I've found a patch on bugzilla which repairs a problem I have with a particular app but I don't know how to install it.
[22:04] <KlingaN> fccf: :)
[22:05] <Justcop> the patch iss here http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=136069&action=view
[22:05] <KlingaN> !pm fccf
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[22:05] <toter> gogeta: nice... do you have a netbook?
[22:05] <gogeta> toter 24 seconds off a single core wwith a slow ssd
[22:05] <gogeta> yea
[22:05] <gogeta> 900a
[22:05] <Justcop> forbzie22 look under Applications > System tools, thats the default launcher location
[22:05] <guntbert> !ot | gogeta
[22:05] <KlingaN> Is there any command to PM a person?
[22:06] <KlingaN> Like /pm <name>
[22:06] <toter> gogeta: thanks for sharing... interesting
[22:06] <gogeta> toter you can see the ssd is bottelneccking it
[22:06] <toter> gogeta: i guess you can load it faster by compiling the kernel yourself
[22:06] <guntbert> KlingaN: its /msg <nick>, but remember...
[22:06] <guntbert> !pm
[22:08] <Justcop> I've found a patch on bugzilla which repairs a problem I have with a particular app but I don't know how to install it. How is this done. The app is banshee and the patch is here http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=585026
[22:08] <toter> gogeta: you can also remove some services, like cups, bluetooth, avahi...
[22:08] <mobi-sheep> toter: Back.  You use Ubuntu Kernel?
[22:08] <KlingaN> Yes, thank you. I had a long  conversation with fccf and wanted to resume it after my reboot. :-)
[22:08] <guntbert> gogeta: how did you obtain that chart?
[22:08] <ZykoticK9> Slart, I just tested and I no longer have working USB under VirtualBox either.  It use to work.
[22:08] <gogeta> toter i have those
[22:09] <toter> mobi-sheep: yep, 2.6.30
[22:09] <gogeta> guntbert apt-get install bootchart then just reboot it will be in var/log/bootchart
[22:09] <Justcop> ZykoticK9 you need to have the ose version of virtual box for usb support, the open source version doesn't include it
[22:09] <thorsonb> rarw
[22:09] <guntbert> gogeta: thx :)
[22:09] <thorsonb>  it is is!
[22:10] <Slart> ZykoticK9: yup.. it worked when I last tried it.. just a week or so ago
[22:10] <unitheory> Justcop, ose is Open Source Edition
[22:10] <thorsonb> where can i find my grub
[22:10] <thorsonb>  ?
[22:10] <Slart> ZykoticK9: I've asked in #vbox too.. perhaps they know something about it
[22:10] <ZykoticK9> Slart, i'm using the Sun's version and 9.04 64-bit same as you.
[22:10] <JayX> where can i find my grub
[22:10] <Justcop> ZykoticK9 sorry you need the closed source editon not ose
[22:10] <JayX>  i need to edit my grub
[22:11] <ZykoticK9> Justcop, thanks man - that is the version we are both using (Sun's version, rather then the OSE edition)
[22:11] <unitheory> JayX, if you don't know where it is you probably shouldn't be editing it
[22:11] <Slart> ZykoticK9: I'll pass on anything I find
[22:11] <guntbert> JayX: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst, but be careful
[22:11] <VCoolio> JayX: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[22:12] <JayX> unitheory:  i knew where it was, but i forgot
[22:14] <profxavier> anyone know if request tracker is available for Ubuntu ?
[22:15] <vvpalin> one last question
[22:15] <vvpalin> i just switched from windows ... how would i mount my ntfs drivers
[22:15] <sjokkis> i'm using pulseaudio for sound, and it seems that only the first pulseaudio daemon that is started is allowed to output any audio. obviously, this is a big problem with various users (like mpd) starting their own server. what to do?
[22:15] <vvpalin> i know how to mount fat drives but never tried ntfs
[22:16] <mobi-sheep> Anybody here experienced with git?  "git clone --reference linux-2.6/ git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-jaunty.git" does not work and although I could do download the whole thing, but I don't want to download 700+ MB.
[22:16] <gkffjcs_> Hi all, how do you enable creation of ntfs partitions in gparted under ubuntu, my stand alone gparted live cd seems to have not problem creating ntfs partitions, but the gparted installed in ubuntu has ntfs greyed out... ???
[22:16] <king36> weis jemmand wie ich mein sound karte installiert bekomme unter ubuntu
[22:17] <sjokkis> lol deutsch
[22:17] <king36> lol ja kannste mir hellfen
[22:17] <sjokkis> nein
[22:17] <mobi-sheep> toter: What do you use to get boot.png?  I want to do "before" and "after"
[22:17] <VCoolio> !de | king36
[22:18] <king36> dankschön
[22:18] <carl5> has anyone else run into this problem where font quality becomes very bad at 1920x1200 ?
[22:18] <sjokkis> vvpalin: just mount them the same way. if it buggers you about the filesystem, add -t ntfs
[22:18] <unitheory> carl5, nope. i have 1920x1200
[22:18] <sjokkis> man mount for details lol
[22:19] <carl5> unitheory: what sort of cable are you using between monitor and video card?
[22:19] <sdls> sudo apt-get install kde4-devel says there is no such package
[22:19] <unitheory> carl5, i have a laptop
[22:19] <sdls> have hte names changed?
[22:19] <vvpalin> ok thank you sjokkis
[22:20] <ZykoticK9> Slart, easy fix!  Add yourself to the vboxusers group, then log out / log back in - and USB works!  Just tested, it's working.
[22:20] <dtchen> sdls: kde-devel
[22:20] <sdls> kde-devel is kde4 devel?
[22:20] <Slart> ZykoticK9: mm.. I just noticed that I don't have a vboxusers group at all =/
[22:21] <Slart> ZykoticK9: I just reinstalled it.. it claims to have created that group now.. perhaps that will fix it
[22:21] <gogeta> sdls i would say kde 4 lol
[22:21] <ZykoticK9> Slart, hopefully
[22:21] <unitheory> carl5, what's wrong with your fonts?
[22:21] <FAJ> hi i need help really bad:  i just installed jaunty and used an old /home directory, but now when i log in, all i see is A BLANK SCREEN WITH A MOUSE!  Can anyone help please?  I just removed compiz* and am going to restart, but the login happens, it seems to be with gnome..... help please?
[22:22] <guntbert> !please
[22:22] <gogeta> faj you dont need gnome anyways lol
[22:22] <carl5> unitheory: there was some sort of vertical striping; it made the fonts look like they had really bad antialiasing, but when I dragged windows across it I could see them changed as they moved. I changed to 1600x1200 and it all got better
[22:22] <FAJ> gogeta: that's not real helpful...
[22:23] <ZykoticK9> FAJ verify that you don't have an .xinitrc in your home folder - if you do "mv .xinitrc .xinitrcBACKUP" or something
[22:23] <unitheory> carl5, you can adjust antialiasing in system > preferences > appearance > fonts
[22:23] <FAJ> ZykoticK9: ok will do in a ssec.
[22:24] <carl5> but it was not the antialiasing, because that would not change when the windows were dragged horizontally
[22:25] <carl5> it was like there were vertical stripes, and whatever part of the letter hit them would be changed
[22:26] <carl5> anyway, I will do some more reading about it; I got a call and have to run
[22:26] <FAJ> ZykoticK9: i think it was posssibly b/c some stuff was invalid??
[22:27] <Slart> ZykoticK9: ah.. had to reinstall to make it recreate the group.. still didn't put my user in it.. but after doing that everything works again..=)
[22:28] <djcb`> hmmm... where can i find the vmlinux file needed for oprofile on jaunty?
[22:28] <djcb`> it used to be packaged
[22:28] <sdls> thanks
[22:28] <sdls> kde-devel is kde4-devel
[22:29] <ZykoticK9> Slart, well thanks for pointing out a problem I wasn't even aware I had.  Glad it's fixed for both of us :)
[22:29] <FAJ> ZykoticK9: what if i copied the xorg.conf from the livecd and used that for now?
[22:29] <ZykoticK9> FAJ that grey screen with the mouse says it's NOT an xorg problem - it can't load your windows manager
[22:29] <FAJ> ZykoticK9: ohhh ok
[22:31] <Conexion> Ugg Ubuntu is wearing me out. It keeps loading in text mode: I've tried startx, dpkg-reconfigure all, reinstalling nvidia drivers, nothing is 'failing' but startx can't find any screens, I reinstalled ubuntu and it worked until about the 3rd time I restarted it, I've tried repair mode and searching online and can't find anything. Any ideas?
[22:31] <FFMike> looking for a telnet client with ansi emulation.. anyone?
[22:32] <FAJ> ZykoticK9: no .xinitrc
[22:33] <Conexion> Ubuntu is wearing me out. It keeps loading in text mode: I've tried startx, dpkg-reconfigure all, reinstalling nvidia drivers, nothing is 'failing' but startx can't find any screens, I reinstalled ubuntu and it worked until about the 3rd time I restarted it, I've tried repair mode and searching online and can't find anything. Any ideas?
[22:34] <FAJ> ZykoticK9: nothing... still black
[22:34] <unitheory> Conexion, perhaps something you installed is causing problems?
[22:34] <warai> hello, last Wow patch 3.1.3 made fps a lot worse, Opengl rendering is simply not working anymore with wine, any suggestions?
[22:35] <Conexion> unitheory: Only installed emerald, gparted, and the nvida drivers
[22:35] <Conexion> after the first restart it was fine
[22:35] <gogeta> warai winetricks and install d3dx9
[22:35] <Conexion> then the second time it wouldn't load
[22:35] <ZykoticK9> FAJ, and this is a fresh install, have you tried creating another user and logging in with the new user?  Perhaps it is something in your home folder - perhaps it isn't?
[22:35] <gogeta> warai should let you render dx9 nativly
[22:35] <FAJ> ZykoticK9:  no i have not tried creating any other users... how should i go about that?  in tty?
[22:35] <ZykoticK9> FAJ, is it black or grey?
[22:35] <warai> gogeta: I'll try it out.
[22:36] <FAJ> ZykoticK9:  definitely black :)
[22:36] <gogeta> inprove fps alot
[22:36] <MoLoot> It's been a while since I installed ubuntu, but am about to perform virtual machine install... Can someone refresh my memory if there is a place to select which software you would like to install in the installer?
[22:36] <ZykoticK9> FAJ, black is different then grey.  not sure what to suggest for you man.
[22:36] <xiong> evolution: trouble moving messages from folder to folder and trouble emptying trash
[22:37] <axisys> how do I find out which pkg /usr/local/bin/cpan belongs to ?
[22:37] <OpensourceFTW> just let it install where it wants. Make sure to get it from the website and not the opensource version
[22:37] <FAJ> ZykoticK9: :\ all i see is the mouse....
[22:37] <ZykoticK9> FAJ, see http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/add-a-user-on-ubuntu-server/ for adding a user cli
[22:37] <Conexion> Any other ideas? -  Ubuntu is wearing me out. It keeps loading in text mode: I've tried startx, dpkg-reconfigure all, reinstalling nvidia drivers, nothing is 'failing' but startx can't find any screens, I reinstalled ubuntu and it worked until about the 3rd time I restarted it, I've tried repair mode and searching online and can't find anything.
[22:37] <OpensourceFTW> the opensource version lacks some features
[22:38] <OpensourceFTW> like usb support
[22:38] <toter> Conexion: maybe it's faster for you to reinstall it then to fix it
[22:38] <Conexion> toter: I already did that =/
[22:38] <kinja-sheep> Conexion: Old weak machine?
[22:39] <MTecknology> I'm trying to start using vmware workstation on Ubuntu 9.04 when I try to launch it I get this error. - http://vmware.pastebin.com/d16002c85
[22:39] <Conexion> kinja-sheep: Nope, brand new. Intel i7, two Nvidia 9800's, 2TB, 12gb ram
[22:39] <n0de> Hello. I'm confused. ubuntu8.04+Raid1... https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mdadm/+bug/120375 does this mean it's resolved? cos i'm still having the issue.. please help,thx :)
[22:40] <Squarc> hey
[22:40] <chachin> could anyone help me... my laptop's camera wont turn on after i installed ubuntu 9.04 im tring to use aMSN and video chat but camera wont turn D:
[22:40] <Squarc> is it posible to use the System Monitor in (k)ubuntu to monitor a remote machine running fedora?
[22:40] <toter> Conexion: whoa... weak machine you have there
[22:40] <Conexion> toter: Heh, lol
[22:40] <ZykoticK9> MTecknology, I don't use VMWare but it seems like the kernel modules are either not installed or installed with the wrong permissions.  All those messages about "could not find module..."
[22:41] <axisys> dpkg -S /usr/local/bin/cpan
[22:41] <axisys> dpkg: /usr/local/bin/cpan not found
[22:41] <axisys> did not work
[22:41] <kinja-sheep> Conexion: You're on *that* machine right now or you're using a different machine?
[22:41] <chachin> O_O
[22:41] <Conexion> kinja-sheep: I'm on that machine right now using a live CD
[22:41] <Stanley_> Conexion: I see your problem. Your computers not fast enough for Linux
[22:42] <Squarc> anyone? is it posible to use the System Monitor in (k)ubuntu to monitor a remote machine running fedora?
[22:42] <kinja-sheep> Conexion: No other machine to stay online with IRC?
[22:42] <ZykoticK9> Squarc, just an FYI sorta thing - but gkrellm had a gkrellmd daemon that you can use to remotely monitor boxes with, i'm sure it's available on fedora
[22:42] <bobesponja> hi
[22:43] <toter> Conexion: dude, maybe it is something related to the nvidias... Does X work well with your graphics card?
[22:43] <toter> check this website
[22:43] <toter> http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86_64/169.04/README/chapter-25.html
[22:43] <FAJ> ZykoticK9: it was just something with louie.....
[22:43] <bobesponja> is there a way to install postgresql-8.2 (with apt) on jaunty? I need it for work
[22:43] <FAJ> ZykoticK9: ermm.... the first account lolol
[22:43] <usr13> Stanley_: What is his hardware?
[22:43] <Jeruvy> Squarc: you probably want something like ntop
[22:43] <kinja-sheep> usr13: His hardware is pretty insane.
[22:43] <usr13> Conexion: What is your hardware?
[22:43] <Squarc> jeruvy: looking it up :) thx
[22:43] <Conexion> Thanks Stanley_, lol - kinja-sheep: I can get on my iPod on IRC - toter - X seems to be fine the first few start ups
[22:44] <kinja-sheep> usr13: Conexion: kinja-sheep: Nope, brand new. Intel i7, two Nvidia 9800's, 2TB, 12gb ram
[22:44] <Stanley_> usr13:  Intel i7, two Nvidia 9800's, 2TB, 12gb ram
[22:44] <ZykoticK9> FAJ well, not really sure what to suggest for you - you could always just move your actual files (not settings) over to the new account???  Good luck man.
[22:44] <Stanley_> Conexion: Are you running 9800's in SLI ?
[22:44] <FAJ> ZykoticK9: yah that is what i am thinking, or rm the perms on the old account so i can just acces them
[22:44] <chachin> so could anyone tell me what to do to make my camera work again
[22:44] <usr13> kinja-sheep: Stanley_ And he cannot get X to play right?
[22:44] <Conexion> Stanley_: Yes
[22:44] <kinja-sheep> Conexion: Right.  At third bootup.
[22:44] <Squarc> jeruv: but does that also alow me to monitor things like memory and CPU ?
[22:45] <kinja-sheep> usr13: Err... At third bootup.
[22:45] <toter> Conexion: After you solve this problem, you have to install bootchart to see how fast you can boot linux on your machine
[22:45] <Conexion> toter: Hah, sounds good
[22:45] <kinja-sheep> Heh @ toter
[22:45] <Stanley_> Conexion: I believe there are some funky settings associated with running sli. Don't trust my opinion though but might be somethign to look into
[22:45] <usr13> Conexion: Did you try:  sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:45] <usr13> ?
[22:45] <kinja-sheep> usr13: Hold on.    Conexion:  Get online with your iPod.
[22:45] <Stanley_> Conexion: also try "sudo nvidia-xconfig"
[22:45] <Conexion> I did a mv xorg.conf xorg.conf.old
[22:45] <kinja-sheep> usr13: He is using LiveCD at the moment.
[22:45] <toter> Conexion: do that as soon as possible... Better, compile 2.6.30 and share the bootchart png with us
[22:45] <Conexion> tried nvidia-xconfig :P
[22:46] <kinja-sheep> toter: Let's help him install the machine first.  He can slice bread with that new machine of his.
[22:46] <usr13> Conexion: Yes. first try:  sudo nvidia-settings
[22:47] <Conexion> I'll get on IRC on my iPod and restart k? - I did sudo nvidia-settings, I'll get on, one sec
[22:47] <toter> kinja-sheep: all right... is it working yet? :)
[22:47] <kinja-sheep> toter: Oh I put aside the laptop and use this computer.
[22:47] <Stanley_> Did conexion mention what drivers he was running?
[22:47] <kinja-sheep> toter: Brb.
[22:48] <Conexion> I'm doing the most recent propritary, 180
[22:48] <Conexion> something
[22:48] <nexx> k this is conexion on iPod
[22:48] <toter> Conexion: did you get the 64-bit edition?
[22:48] <Stanley_> I'm using 180 and I can't seem to get compiz working, also apparently there are some issues with two video crds
[22:48] <Conexion> toter: yup
[22:48] <toter> i mean, the ubuntu distro
[22:48] <Stanley_> but that might just be when using more than two monitors (i have 4)
[22:48] <Jayx> im bacl
[22:48] <Conexion> Stanley_: I got compiz working no problem on 2 monitors
[22:48] <Conexion> brb, restarting
[22:49] <Conexion> (nexx is my iPod nick)
[22:49] <Hilikus> is there any way to bookmark things in such a way that when i am in my lan they resolve using the local host name and outside use the external ip? i tried editing /etc/hosts but the host that it maps to depends on where i am
[22:49] <JayX> ok Conexion
[22:49] <JayX> is google chjrome ready for ubutnu?
[22:49] <unitheory> JayX, no
[22:49] <JayX> unitheory:  what other browsers are thier for ubuntu?
[22:50] <Hilikus> so bcasically a conditional host, if i'm in network X use "comp" , else use "comp.external.com"
[22:50] <unitheory> JayX, opera, seamonkey, links/lynx
[22:50] <unitheory> JayX, and many more. search in add/remove programs fro browser
[22:50] <unitheory> for
[22:50] <nexx> there is Dillo web browser :p
[22:50] <unitheory> if you don't like features
[22:50] <nexx> alright I'm logged in, text mode
[22:51] <MrKeuner> hi, server's (not any user's) public key located? there is no private/public key in /root/.ssh/. I am using Jaunty
[22:51] <MrKeuner> where is...
[22:51] <lstarnes> MrKeuner: look in /etc/ssh/
[22:51] <thorsonb> unitheory:  thanks
[22:52] <MrKeuner> lstarnes, oh, thanks
[22:52] <thorsonb> is there a command from terminal to reinstall ububnto  over?
[22:53] <nexx> startx shows no screens found . that is my only lead
[22:53] <thorsonb> is there a command from terminal to reinstall ububnto  over?
[22:53] <zaccour> i noticed gnome-do is in synaptic. is it updated by the community?
[22:54] <kinja-sheep> toter: Where did you get the kernel-2.6.30?  I "git" and get 2.6.28-9-31
[22:54] <n0de> Hello. I'm confused. ubuntu8.04+Raid1... https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mdadm/+bug/120375 does this mean it's resolved? cos i'm still having the issue.. please help,thx :)
[22:54] <quickhand> Hello.  Does anyone know if it's possible to have netbook-launcher enabled on one virtual desktop, and not the others.  That would be freaking fantastic.
[22:54] <FrEaKmAn_> any ideas why I cant do apt-get install apache2-dev?
[22:54] <zaccour> thorsonb, just put in the disc or flash drive
[22:54] <toter> kinja-sheep: kernel.org
[22:54] <kinja-sheep> zaccour: Not likely.  You enabled the multi/universal repo?
[22:54] <nexx> where did you guys go? :p
[22:55] <sebsebseb> thorsonb: no command that re installs Ubuntu
[22:55] <zaccour> kinja-sheep, not yet, i know how to though
[22:55] <q0_0p> if i use transmission-cli on server box, can i also access it though the web interface?
[22:55] <toter> kinja-sheep: and i used this guide to compile the kernel: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/installation-guide/i386/kernel-baking.html
[22:55] <unitheory> FrEaKmAn_, you need the source repositories enabled
[22:55] <toter> i'm using ubuntu 9.04, the guide worked fine
[22:55] <Stanley_> FrEaKmAn: sudo aptitude install apache2 apache2.2-common apache2-mpm-prefork apache2-utils libexpart1 ssl-cert
[22:55] <nexx> kinja, toter, stanley, usr... I'm on my iPod
[22:56] <wcomnisky> good afternoon
[22:56] <kinja-sheep> nexx: Roger roger.
[22:56] <bgy> Hi
[22:56] <toter> nexx: ipod? where's the bootchart png?
[22:56] <wcomnisky> can anyone help me?
[22:56] <nexx> what should I try to do? :p
[22:56] <sebsebseb> wcomnisky: late evening here
[22:56] <Stanley_> !ask|wcomisky
[22:56] <sebsebseb> wcomnisky: or night
[22:56] <nexx> once ubuntu works I can do that:p
[22:56] <toter> nexx: sorry man... just kidding...
[22:57] <toter> :)
[22:57] <wcomnisky> here (in Brasil) it's about 18h56
[22:57] <sebsebseb> wcomnisky: nearly 11pm here
[22:57] <wcomnisky> ubottu> ok, sorry
[22:57] <Bowbles> How can I change my keyboard layout from french to english with only command line access?
[22:57] <wcomnisky> well
[22:57] <wcomnisky> i have an eeepc 701
[22:57] <wcomnisky> with xandros
[22:57] <kinja-sheep> usr13: nexx is here (on iPhone) -- the SLI issue.  Know how we can help him now?
[22:58] <wcomnisky> and desktop with ubuntu jaunty
[22:58] <Stanley_> !ask|wcomisky
[22:58] <solo> Is there a way to scroll up past login to read last night's posts in this irc?
[22:58] <kinja-sheep> !logs | solo
[22:58] <Stanley_> wcomnisky: Read that whole thing... especially the part about all on ONE line
[22:58] <sebsebseb> Stanley_: heh I was thinking of doing !enter ,because of that guy
[22:58] <nexx> thanks :p it's a tad hard to type
[22:58] <wcomnisky> afff.. sorry :) next try
[22:59] <Stanley_> sebsebseb: haha, i haven't seen !enter, lets try it
[22:59] <Stanley_> !ente|Stanley
[22:59] <Stanley_> !enter|Stanley
[22:59] <toter> !br | wcomnisky
[22:59] <kinja-sheep> nexx: You might want to install it right away (and update) but don't enable the nvidia 180.  That way, you can reboot 10 times and see if it's still good. :>
[22:59] <sebsebseb> toter: uh yeah, but his English seems ok
[23:00] <nexx> so try reinstall but don't use the nvidia 180 yet?
[23:00] <wcomnisky> i have an eeepc 701 with xandros, and desktop with ubuntu jaunty; when i connect on ubuntu via eeepc using krfc, the windows doesnt refresh
[23:00] <barney-stinston> Hey guys, I'm having a bit of trouble with Teamspeak on my Ubuntu 8.04 system
[23:00] <barney-stinston> wondering if anyone could help
[23:01] <kinja-sheep> nexx: I guess so since I'm the one giving you advices so far.  We need to narrow down and pinpoint the source of the problem.
[23:01] <Stanley_> nexx: Yea just do a fresh install an reboot 10 or 15 times to see if you get in alright
[23:01] <kinja-sheep> nexx: It's hit and miss approach. :)
[23:01] <Stanley_> !ask|barney-stinston
[23:01] <sebsebseb> barney-stinston: Windows only program?
[23:01] <Stanley_> nexx: and then update ubuntu and reboot 10 times again, and then enbaled the restricted drivers and reboot 10 times again ... :) get the pont?
[23:01] <nexx> lol kk. it'll be just a short bit as it takes awhile to reformat 2 tb :p
[23:01] <Slart> sebsebseb: teamspeak is available for linux too.. or used to be, at least
[23:02] <toter> nexx; how come the live cd boots  fine and after you reinstall it doesn't load X
[23:02] <Slart> barney-stinston: I've used it in the past.. not recently though
[23:02] <Stanley_> nexx: only one step at a time that way you can find whats causing the problem
[23:02] <nexx> we think it has to do with nvidia drivers
[23:02] <Stanley_> nexx: why not have a smaller partition for your OS and the rest for storage?
[23:02] <kinja-sheep> toter: Probably because it wasn't using 180 nvidia.  Just your basic Xorg would be my guess.
[23:02] <barney-stinston> Well no, they have an Linux installation.. and I do have it installed, I can access the actual program and everything. The problem is that when I'm on there, I have problems with it having me constantly muted, like Mute Microphone and Mute Speakers/Headphone are constantly on, whenever I click on either of them nothing happens
[23:02] <kinja-sheep> nexx: Use LVM.  This way, you can resize it to 2TB later without having to reinstall.
[23:03] <kinja-sheep> nexx: Nevermind.  You're using Desktop CD.  >_>
[23:03] <warai> Guys, I just installed d3dx9, and Wow 3.1.3 is still very low in terms of framerate, plz help :(
[23:03] <warai> Wow worked so much better with opengl rendering
[23:03] <nexx> true... should I just install to a small size and divide the rest up?
[23:04] <MrKeuner> server's /etc/ssh includes both an rsa key and a dsa key, can i use any of them in order to give the server permission to backup data on a client?
[23:04] <kinja-sheep> nexx: A single 2TB hard drive?
[23:04] <laeg> when i shutdown or restart ubuntu how come it tells me it will do it in 60 seconds? is it better if i let this 60 seconds pass?
[23:04] <nexx> a 1.5 and a 512gb
[23:04] <toter> nexx: use the basic xorg driver and then install bootchart. that solves my problem... what is your problem again? :)
[23:05] <toter> i'll shut up now
[23:05] <nexx> haha
[23:05] <solo> kinja-sheep , ubottu , Thank you! Have a great day!
[23:05] <barney-stinston> you guys have any idea how I can fix this problem then?
[23:05] <kinja-sheep> laeg: Right-click on the <Username> applet on top-right and edit Preferences and turn off "Confirm dialog..." would be my guess.  Otherwise, try Google.  It does not make any difference waiting.
 about synaptic, does IGN mean "ignore," and if so, how can I fix those repositories?
[23:06] <barney-stinston> Don't mean to pester ya guys, but Seb/Slart.. anyone... any ideas on how I could fix my problem with teamspeak?
[23:07] <hero_nocturnal> quit quit quit
[23:07] <laeg> kinja-sheep: cool ty
[23:07] <kinja-sheep> nexx: Just pick a size and install it.  I'd prefer finding a small HDD for my linux setup and having that 2TB HDD separate.  That way, I don't have to move files all times everytime I were to start out with a new installation and such. :3
[23:08] <kinja-sheep> ulb: It's part of the progress.  It's normal.  Don't worry about it. :)
[23:08] <ulb> part of the progress?
[23:08] <nexx> I'd use my 512gb for ubuntu if my bios would recognize it on boot :p
[23:09] <Slart> barney-stinston: oh.. haven't seen your question yet..
[23:10] <barney-stinston> Well no, they have an Linux installation.. and I do have it installed, I can access the actual program and everything. The problem is that when I'm on there, I have problems with it having me constantly muted, like Mute Microphone and Mute Speakers/Headphone are constantly on, whenever I click on either of them nothing happens. Is their anyway to fix that so that I can speak on Teamspeak?
[23:10] <kinja-sheep> ulb: There are nothing new (packages related to the repo URL) that need to be reported. (Would be my guess).
[23:10] <Slart> barney-stinston: ah.. now I see.. let me guess.. you're running something else at the same time.. Enemy Territory or something?
[23:10] <barney-stinston> Enemy territory?
[23:10] <ulb> ic, ty kinja
[23:10] <barney-stinston> Um, I'm running only Pidgin... and well, not much else
[23:10] <Slart> barney-stinston: never mind.. it's an online fps based on Wolfenstein I think
[23:11] <Slart> barney-stinston: ok, so you can hear others talking?
[23:11] <barney-stinston> No I cannot, it has me muted Speakers/Headphones as well as Microphone
[23:11] <aleron6> IS ANYBODY HEAH HAVING PROBLEMS WITH PIDGIN LIK I AM
[23:11] <Slart> barney-stinston: how do you start teamspeak? just click on it in a menu? or you start it from the command line?
[23:11] <aleron6> CANT LOGGIN YAHOO
[23:11] <Slart> aleron6: please.. drop the caps
[23:12] <ulb> aleron, Yahoo broken pidgin
[23:12] <Slart> aleron6: if you behave I'll tell you what is wrong
[23:12] <bazhang> !yahoo | aleron6
[23:12] <ulb> go to the pidgin site and look under news
[23:12] <aleron6> so wat is wrong eh
[23:12] <ulb> this happened on the 21st
[23:12] <ulb> yahoo changed the protocols
[23:12] <bazhang> aleron6, read the message above
[23:12] <barney-stinston> well i just open it up from the program that is in the folder it left in my Home Folder after I installed it
[23:12] <aleron6> i did
[23:13] <laeg> where can i find a selection of login screens?
[23:13] <bazhang> change your paging server aleron6
[23:13] <adzinok> hi
[23:13] <Slart> barney-stinston: you double click on the teamspeak file?
[23:13] <aleron6> wheres that
[23:13] <barney-stinston> yeah
[23:13] <aleron6> i dont know where that is
[23:13] <vvpalin> is there anything like the k-lite codec pack for ubuntu ?
[23:13] <barney-stinston> It says it's a Shell Script fil
[23:13] <barney-stinston> file*
[23:13] <laeg> vvpalin: w32codecs
[23:13] <vvpalin> i tried vlc and im not happy with it
[23:14] <laeg> try mplayer
[23:14] <Slart> barney-stinston: ok.. hang on..let me check something real quick
[23:14] <vvpalin> awesome thank you
[23:14] <bazhang> vvpalin, ubuntu-restricted-extras , and some from medibuntu.org w32codecs
[23:14] <kinja-sheep> vvpalin: What is wrong with vlc? :3
[23:14] <barney-stinston> Okay
[23:14] <vvpalin> cant run as root
[23:14] <cherva> I exidently clicked "Save action" ( or something like that ) when I was closing firefox and then save current session ... anyone knowing how to make firefox ask me again every time ?
[23:14] <bazhang> vvpalin, use sudo
[23:14] <kinja-sheep> vvpalin: You don't want to run everything in root.
[23:14] <vvpalin> im not on ubuntu
[23:14] <vvpalin> im on BT
[23:15] <bazhang> then ask for help in their channel vvpalin
[23:15] <vvpalin> and yes i know all about how bad it is
[23:15] <kinja-sheep> BT? Meh.
[23:15] <bazhang> #remote-exploit iirc
[23:15] <vvpalin> i know im there
[23:15] <vvpalin> lol
[23:15] <bazhang> it's offtopic here
[23:15] <kinja-sheep> bazhang: BT?
[23:15] <vvpalin> whats offtopic? asking for codecs ?
[23:16] <bazhang> kinja-sheep, backtrack is ubuntu-based, not Ubuntu
[23:16] <bazhang> at any rate vvpalin has his/her answer already
[23:16] <Slart> barney-stinston: ok.. try this.. open a terminal
[23:16] <vvpalin> yes thank you again
[23:17] <Slart> barney-stinston: that's in applications, accessories
[23:17] <barney-stinston> opened
[23:17] <Slart> barney-stinston: then do "cd teamspeak" or whereever you have teamspeak installed
[23:18] <barney-stinston> i am actually terribly bad at this stuff, sorry, i have it installed in my home folder, would that be cd teamspeak still?
[23:18] <kinja-sheep> bazhang: Thank you for telling me that.  I never knew what BT was.  I googled and apparently "BackTrack 4 Pre-Release was released on June 19, 2009."  It was interesting thing to know.  Yes, offtopic.  </end>
[23:18] <Slart> barney-stinston: yes.. when you start a terminal you will be in your home folder by default
[23:18] <Slart> barney-stinston: you can type "ls" to get a list of folders and files in the current directory
[23:19] <bazhang> kinja-sheep, their channel is #remote-exploit if you want more info :)
[23:19] <plazia> anyone have an x-fi working with pulseaudio? I did have it in 8.10 but I've dist-upgraded to 9.04 and its' not listed. Do I have to re-install the creative driver or is there a newer one?
[23:19] <Slart> barney-stinston: remember to use capital letter where needed.. teamspeak and TeamSpeak is not the same in linux
[23:19] <barney-stinston> oh okay
[23:19] <barney-stinston> I believe cd TeamSpeak2RC2 worked
[23:20] <barney-stinston> barney-stinston@barney:~/TeamSpeak2RC2$   .. thats what i get now
[23:20] <Slart> barney-stinston: you can also press <tab> to make it autocomplete if you have typed the first couple of letters
[23:20] <barney-stinston> oh okay
[23:20] <Slart> bandwidthcrunch: great.. if you type "ls" now.. do you see a file called "teamspeak" or something like that?
[23:20] <Slart> oops.. sorry bandwidthcrunch
[23:20] <xim_> im trying to unzip multiple zip files but the filenames have spaces in them, and when i do "for i in *; do unzip $i; done" it seems like its only sending the characters before the first space into the i variable and all the unzips fail....any suggestions?
[23:20] <Slart> barney-stinston: : great.. if you type "ls" now.. do you see a file called "teamspeak" or something like that?
[23:20] <Slart> barney-stinston: the one you usually double click on to start teamspeak
[23:21] <unop> xim_, you need to quote $i to "$i"
[23:21] <barney-stinston> yeah, well i believe it's just the folder
[23:21] <barney-stinston> oh wait, ls again
[23:21] <barney-stinston> sorry
[23:21] <barney-stinston> two seconds :p
[23:21] <barney-stinston> I see it
[23:21] <xim_> unop thanks so much! it worked
[23:21] <Slart> barney-stinston: ah.. what is the file called?
[23:22] <barney-stinston> just TeamSpeak
[23:22] <Slart> barney-stinston: ok.. then in the terminal try typing "padsp TeamSpeak"
[23:23] <sea4ever> Hi, is there a way to upgrade a distribution if I have a newer dist on CD?
[23:23] <yillo> why is right clicking disabled after the latest update?
[23:23] <barney-stinston> exec: 88: TeamSpeak: not found
[23:23] <barney-stinston> hmm
[23:23] <solo> losher , I was "usingartistxlive" early this morning. If you see this, thank you for the walk-through last night on root password from live to installed! The repairs to x worked. Have a great day!
[23:23] <Slart> sea4ever: just insert the cd.. I think it will popup a window asking you if you want to update
[23:24] <sea4ever> Or do I have to backup my settings and install from scratch?
[23:24] <kinja-sheep> !sshfs
[23:24] <Slart> barney-stinston: hmm.. no typos? uppercase, lowercase all correct?
[23:25] <Slart> barney-stinston: oh.. wait.. my bad.. try this instead.. "padsp ./TeamSpeak"
[23:25] <yillo> why is right clicking disabled after the latest update?
[23:25] <Slart> !details | yillo
[23:25] <barney-stinston> teamspeak is already running, redirecting startupinfo
[23:25] <barney-stinston> If teamspeak is not running, delete the file "/tmp/.lock_teamspeakclient"
[23:26] <barney-stinston> so i guess i should close teamspeak and try that again?
[23:26] <Slart> barney-stinston: ah.. you need to shut down teamspeak first
[23:26] <barney-stinston> sorry :p
[23:26] <Slart> barney-stinston: correct =)
[23:26] <barney-stinston> okay i'll try it again
[23:26] <barney-stinston> okay it's up
[23:27] <Slart> barney-stinston: now for the billion-dollar question.. does it work?
[23:27] <Slart> =)
[23:27] <yillo> Slart: well, here are my details. my right clicking does not work. not in applications, not on the gnome desktop, not on the taskbar. that's it.
[23:27] <barney-stinston> Yeah :D
[23:27] <barney-stinston> it works!
[23:28] <barney-stinston> Thanks a lot Slart, most appreciated
[23:28] <yillo> even after a restart it still does not work, and this occured after the latest update
[23:29] <psie> Hey guys, I am running Ubuntu 9.04 on a USB (Not a live cd, its a full install) and due to space issues I want to delete all gnome help files. Is there a package responsible for this? Or how do i remove all gnome help files?
[23:29] <maveas> Is there a shorter version of rmdir --ignore-fail-on-non-empty?
[23:29] <Slart> barney-stinston: you're welcome.. padsp is used to run applications that use OSS.. another sound system that was used earlier in linux.. it just translates whatever oss-stuff the app is trying to do into something that works with pulseaudio.. the new sound system ubuntu uses..
[23:29] <kinja-sheep> Oooo.  sshfs is pretty nifty tool!  Daddy like like!
[23:29] <edbian> maveas: shorter?  5 letters is too long for you?
[23:29] <barney-stinston> Oh okay, I'll keep it written down. Thanks so much for the help, very kind thing to be helping random people out :]
[23:30] <LordMetroid> !ot
[23:30] <maveas> edbian: huh? can I cut down on --ignore-fail-on-non-empty?
[23:31] <laeg> i'd like to store the new gdms i've downloaded with the default unbuntu ones, where can they be found?
[23:31] <barney-stinston> hey while I'm here, I've been having another problem with my firefox. It seems to spontaneously crash... maybe more so when I have a few tabs open that are loading stuff, but sometimes even when I only have one tab open
[23:31] <edbian> maveas: "sudo rm -r dir name"
[23:31] <kinja-sheep> laeg: How did you download them?
[23:32] <laeg> kinja-sheep: from art.gnome.org
[23:32] <edbian> -r makes it recursive
[23:32] <yillo> why does right clicking not work after the latest update? how can I enable it again?
[23:32] <laeg> barney-stinston: first thing you'll need to do is start the fox in safemode - try #firefox or irc.mozilla.org #firefox
[23:32] <edbian> maveas: "sudo rm -r <dirname>"  to be more clear
[23:32] <maveas> Nice, thanks
[23:33] <kinja-sheep> laeg: Look in System --> Admin --> Login Window --> [under Remote tab]
[23:33] <kinja-sheep> laeg: I turn mine off myself though (ie auto-login).
[23:33] <barney-stinston> Okay
[23:33] <laeg> kinja-sheep: hold up, i thought i had to keep the tar.gx file they came in but it appears i'm actually installing them with the gdm manager when i load them
[23:34] <barney-stinston> how do I open it in safe mode :$
[23:34] <kinja-sheep> Alrigh (I think).
[23:34] <laeg> kinja-sheep: ty :)
[23:34] <kinja-sheep> barney-stinston: Open what in safe mode?
[23:34] <barney-stinston> Firefox :P
[23:35] <kinja-sheep> barney-stinston:  Oh.  ALT + F2 --> "firefox -safe-mode"
[23:35] <barney-stinston> Thank you
[23:36] <nicklas_> yo
[23:36] <ebil> I can't seem to get resolv.conf to update in the manner I want. eth0 and ppp0 both pull dhcp addresses, I want to dismiss the nameserver/domain entries sent on eth0 (I think I fixed that by making an interface block with a mostly empty request line) but then even if I add prepend domain-name-servers 192.168.0.1, I only get the two nameservers provided by my ISP to ppp0 and my nameserver never makes it into /etc/resolv.conf. I'd rather not edit
[23:36] <ebil>  by hand and lock (which seems to be the going solution)
[23:36] <kinja-sheep> barney-stinston: In the future, read manual configuration (for any packages) by typing "man firefox" (Long & Detailed) -- OR -- "firefox --help" (Quick Summary).
[23:37] <barney-stinston> Okay thanks Kinja :]
[23:40] <kinja-sheep> toter: Mmm.
[23:40] <kinja-sheep> toter: You there?
[23:41] <toter> kinja-sheep: so... nexx is running xorg fine on his machine?
[23:41] <kinja-sheep> toter: He's not here. :3  And I found something that might help you cut down your bootup even more further.
[23:42] <toter> kinja-sheep: tell me...
[23:42] <kinja-sheep> toter: ##  Increase the start speed of multi-core CPU systems. ##
[23:42] <kinja-sheep> This will slow down systems that  have a single CPU. For multi core CPUs, we can change the services to all start together (in parallel) during boot time. The command to do this is:   sudo perl -i -pe 's/CONCURRENCY=none/CONCURRENCY=shell/' /etc/init.d/rc
[23:43] <toter> kinja-sheep: yeah yeah, i saw that... Mine is already set to "shell"
[23:43] <kinja-sheep> toter: You ran the command or you set it up in GUI?  I got this somewhere off a site.
[23:43] <toter> it improved speed a lot using his
[23:43] <toter> i went /etc/init.d and then sudo nano rc
[23:44] <ebil> any way to make sure my local DNS rules get inserted into my resolv.conf file?
[23:44] <toter> i changed the value there and rebooted
[23:44] <pshr> hello, any one know itunes equivalent for ubuntu
[23:44] <pshr> ???
[23:44] <bazhang> pshr, for doing what
[23:44] <ebil> pshr, gtkpod
[23:44] <bazhang> banshee can sync your ipod
[23:44] <pshr> well bazhang stanford is on itunes
[23:45] <bazhang> pshr, podcasts?
[23:45] <pshr> isn't that cool :) well total lectures :)
[23:45] <liamo1> What is the terminal command to decompress a zip file, please?
[23:45] <ebil> there used to be things like pymusique, but I think they're all dead
[23:45] <kinja-sheep> toter: Thanks.  Found bunch of lines and stuffs.  Cool. ;)
[23:45] <ebil> liamo1, depends what format the compressed file is in...
[23:45] <bazhang> pshr, most of the major audio apps support podcasts
[23:46] <edbian> bazhang: .zip
[23:46] <bazhang> rhythmbox, amarok, etc
[23:46] <pshr> bazhang, any thing that can mimic itunes ??
[23:46] <pshr> well video lectures aint possible are they ? bazhang
[23:46] <kinja-sheep> toter: Click on IRC links open up Firefox for you?
[23:46] <bazhang> pshr, as in ITunes Music Store? or what
[23:46] <ebil> pshr, I like amarok, but it can't do itunes store
[23:46] <liamo1> ebil, it is a standard .zip file
[23:47] <Guest38194> hi everyone
[23:47] <ebil> liamo1, unzip file.zip
[23:47] <ZeitgeistWarrior> Can anyone give me a good program to convert .flv to .avi Devede and ffmpeg seem to crash any time I try to use them
[23:47] <liamo1> thanks ebil (kind of obvious!)
[23:47] <Guest38194> hi everyone
[23:47] <pshr> just on to the podcasts bazhang so cant say right off
[23:47] <bazhang> pshr, I will try, got a link?
[23:47] <don0rism> hi
[23:47] <edbian> ZeitgeistWarrior: ffmpeg is the best program for that.  If it crashes it is because you're giving it a corrupt file.
[23:47] <Guest38194> i wanna learn
[23:47] <fretegi> hello guys
[23:47] <pshr> ok bazhang
[23:48] <edbian> Guest38194: What is your question??
[23:48] <pshr> bazhang, http://itunes.stanford.edu/
[23:48] <Guest38194> a lot of question brother
[23:48] <Guest38194> i wanna start learning linux, how
[23:48] <ZeitgeistWarrior> edbian: This file I gave it is directly from youtube and plays just fine as a .flv file
[23:48] <kinja-sheep> Guest38194: You use Ubuntu at the moment?
[23:48] <kenshi_> hola
[23:48] <toter> kinja-sheep: yes
[23:48] <Guest38194> not now
[23:49] <kenshi_> tengo un problema con el audio
[23:49] <don0rism> 1.step done ;)
[23:49] <kenshi_> en jaunty
[23:49] <Guest38194> i know nothing about linux at all
[23:49] <kenshi_> al parecer los drivers estan instalados
[23:49] <kenshi_> pero no suena nada
[23:49] <edbian> ZeitgeistWarrior: Just to be sure try using a different file.
[23:49] <Guest38194> but i insist to learn it
[23:49] <kinja-sheep> toter: Alrigh.  I have [that] solution for xchat but I'm guessing you're using Pidgin or something similar. ;)
[23:50] <edbian> Guest38194: :)  It's a lot of fun.  Go to ubuntu.com and download a live CD :)  Burn the iso (using an ISO burner) and boot your computer from it.  Do you know how to do all of that?
[23:50] <kinja-sheep> Guest38194: For starter, make a backup of your precious ring (documents, music, photos, pr0n, videos, etc). :3
[23:50] <toter> kinja-sheep: i'm on osx leopard
[23:50] <fretegi> anyone know why yahoo doesnt seem to work on any linux chat clients at the moment
[23:50] <Guest38194> i see edbian
[23:50] <sebsebseb> !yahoo |  fretegi
[23:50] <toter> kinja-sheep: so... did it work for you? do you have a 64-bit processor?
[23:51] <Guest38194> guys, support me to learn linux yah:)
[23:51] <fretegi> pging service?
[23:51] <kinja-sheep> Ops, we should introduce !Yahoo on topic for at least 2 weeks.
[23:51] <sebsebseb> !new |  Guest38194
[23:51] <hoolz> hey guys any good firewall apps for ubuntu?
[23:51] <Guest38194> i wanna browse ubuntu.com and find live cd, and download it
[23:51] <pshr> bazhang, rythmbox might work i guess, but where from should i get the link to the feed
[23:51] <kinja-sheep> toter: Yes on Firefox links.  Yes on 64-bit procesor.
[23:51] <isiah> how can I get all the needed software repositories?
[23:52] <bazhang> pshr, just trying right now, will take a minute to sync my music collection
[23:52] <kinja-sheep> test@test.org
[23:52] <hoolz> anyone run a ftp server on their ubuntu?
[23:52] <toter> kinja_sheep: do you think your linux installation is a little faster after you put concurrency=shell on rc?
[23:52] <Guest38194> i just know, irc chat that provide opensource, here i am, so glad
[23:53] <kinja-sheep> toter: Oh I don't know.  Password prompt @ bootup and I don't really... err.  I didn't time and such.
[23:53] <kinja-sheep> toter: But I'd like to believe it is. :)
[23:53] <fretegi> what is a paging server??
[23:53] <hoolz> anyone run a ftp server on their ubuntu?
[23:54] <toter> kinja-sheep: install bootchart and check your boot time
[23:54] <kenshi_> hola
[23:54] <kenshi_> hi somebody can help me to find
[23:54] <kenshi_> i dont have audio
[23:54] <kenshi_> in ubuntu
[23:54] <kenshi_> but the codecs are installed
[23:55] <bazhang> http://itunes.stanford.edu/rss.html  pshr this seems to be the best way
[23:55] <pshr> yeah bazhang worked for me thanks
[23:56] <q0_0p> !list
[23:56] <darrell> I installed festival and the default voice is creepy, how do I change it?
[23:56] <dsdeiz> does the default gnome-session read .xsession?
[23:57] <toter> kinja-sheep: After changing the rc file, you have to install insserv
[23:57] <toter> kinja-sheep: http://man-wiki.net/index.php/8:insserv
[23:58] <fretegi> so the paging server, is there another port that coincides with it?
[23:58] <fretegi> currently on 5050
[23:58] <kinja-sheep> toter: Bootchart installed.  What do you mean?  You mean the shell thing in rc file?  Why insserv?
[23:58] <Guest38194> guys...what's easy linux to understand at the first time, i wanna learn it
[23:59] <Guest38194> debian,ubuntu,redhat, or others
[23:59] <fretegi> guest38194 get ubuntu
[23:59] <fretegi> very very similiar to win XP
[23:59] <kinja-sheep> Guest38194: I'm not lying to you.  Ubuntu is a good linux to start with.
[23:59] <KlingaN1> I just installed 9.04 on my Netbook (HP Mini 2133) but I am having serious problems with my external monitor due to the VIA-graphics. I am thinking of installing 8.10 - is there any way to revert to an earlier version of a kernel? (I've never had 8.10 before)
[23:59] <fengman> I started with ubuntu
[23:59] <Guest38194> thank you fretegi and kinja-sheep
[23:59] <Guest38194> but i know nothing about linux at all