[00:00] <vegarturo> can anyone help me? I'm running the update manager and it gives me an error after I perform a check it says "could not download all repository indexes"
[00:00] <Hilikus> how do i add more applications for ufw to use??
[00:01] <forrestv> for the ati driver howto on the wiki, for 9.04 it says "Enable accelerated the accelerated ATI graphics driver in the 'Hardware Drivers'". When I go there, it says there are no available drivers. how do i do that?
[00:01] <Hilikus> how do i add more applications for ufw to use??
[00:01] <Hilikus> sorry
[00:02] <adi__> vegarturo, try to close applications which make use of your network. could be a band probl.
[00:02] <OttifantSir> @vegarturo: I've had them a few times myself. Usually a temporary problem, unless you have repositories for old versions of the distro, such as using intrepid for jaunty. That sometimes breaks the indexes.
[00:02] <Guest97586> heyya
[00:03] <OttifantSir> !nick | OttifantSir
[00:03] <Guest97586> j
[00:06] <Hilikus> how do i add app profiles to ufw
[00:06] <adi__> anyone has idea why i can delete in wi-fi connections the "auto"
[00:06] <adi__> Hilikus, just add ports in ports out rule name and that's all
[00:06] <tchalldaway> hey how do i install adobe flash on ubuntu 6.06
[00:07] <zonyl> I just installed 9.04 on my HTPC and I cannot get SPDIF to show up as a sink in PulseAudio.   Can someone send me a link on where to find info on setting this up?  Google turns up a bunch of bugs / problems that I am not really sure applies to Jaunty.
[00:07] <Hilikus> adi__: i want to use app profiles, not ports
[00:08] <adi__> zonyl, try in terminal gstreamer-properties and there select what u need
[00:08] <tchalldaway> any1?
[00:08] <tchalldaway> hey how do i install adobe flash on ubuntu 6.06
[00:08] <edbian> tchalldaway: I can help :)
[00:08] <adi__> Hilikus, u mean packs of settings for specific application?
[00:08] <tchalldaway> yaya
[00:08] <tchalldaway> :D
[00:08] <monkey2> I have just install postgresql on my remote server, however when I tunnel the port it is running on to my local machine, I am unable to use pgadminIII to connect. any ideas?
[00:09] <edbian> tchalldaway: Firstly, why are you using ubunti 6.06 ??
[00:09] <Hilikus> adi__: that would be great, but at least to let me add my own
[00:09] <tchalldaway> i want to update my mozilla and install flah adobe
[00:09] <powertool08> Does anyone know which mode I need to use in Vbox for the VM to get its IP from the LAN router? I have Vbox 3 and tried Host-Only adapter and have a vboxnet0 in the drop-down menu. This gets the IP 192.168.3.56, my router is 192.168.1.*
[00:09] <edbian> ubuntu*
[00:09] <tchalldaway> only install files i had i will upgrade dist to jaunty
[00:09] <edbian> tchalldaway: ok
[00:09] <tchalldaway> but i just need a working browser with flash
[00:09] <tchalldaway> :@
[00:09] <adi__> Hilikus, don't know if there is something like this.
[00:09] <zonyl> adi__: I can get Alsa to work manually by changing my programs, but I had thought pulse was the recommended way to go.  (If I can just get it to recognize my SPDIF)
[00:10] <edbian> tchalldaway: Upgrading to jaunty will upgrade firefox to the newest version available for linux (3.0.11)
[00:10] <edbian> tchalldaway: Open synaptic :)
[00:10] <tchalldaway> ok
[00:10] <mrpockets> hey
[00:11] <mrpockets> Lets say I wanted to record "audio out" line, to do something like record the audio coming off of a video, or something.
[00:11] <adi__> zonyl, did u tryed gstreamer-properties?
[00:11] <jiffe> hmm
[00:11] <jiffe> the ubuntu gfs setup seems to be part of some cluster system that I don't really care to use
[00:11] <zonyl> adi__: Yes. I have options for Alsa, Pulse, ESD, etc.   Under pulse, it lists: Device, Unknown
[00:12] <adi__> zonyl, ok. try alsamixer in terminal. enable spdif if u see it there
[00:13] <nellmathew> hey guys i'm tryin to change my default photo manager to picasa (i already removed f-spot and i can't seem to find solang for jaunty) but when the dialog pops up after i insert my card, it has all the options grayed out (open with.. stuff), how do i change my default photo manager from the settings somewhere?
[00:13] <zonyl> adi__: IEC958 is enabled in alsamixer.  Audio plays out analog but not SPDIF when using pulse.
[00:13] <Kri5m> hi, i am missing the session-selection menu in GDM , anyone can help ?
[00:14] <adi__> zonyl, means that is not supported. maybe
[00:14] <nellmathew> brb
[00:14] <zonyl> adi__: mplayer -ao alsa:device=spdif *.mp3 works great.  Pulse just refuses to acknowledge anything other than an analog sink
[00:15] <edbian> Kri5m: It doesn't exist?  What theme are you using??
[00:15] <adi__> nellmathew, right click on a photo ---properties--- open with: choose picasa or take it to the picasa in bin if i remember well
[00:15] <Kri5m> edbian: i am using the std. theme , it should be @ the lower bar , beneath the language selection , but it is not
[00:15] <th0r> I am running a jaunty install, but want to use xfce instead of gnome. I have it all up and running except the wm is still metacity. How do I go about replacing metacity with xfwm4?
[00:16] <adi__> zonyl, well...use alsa...almost it's stable
[00:16] <klemen> does ubontu hawe wine already instlled?????????
[00:16] <adi__> klemen, no
[00:16] <adi__> klemen, install from synaptic
[00:16] <Kri5m> edbian: it should look like this, but the session menu ist not there :(((( , i am already trying 5 hours  -- http://live.gnome.org/GDM/Screenshots?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=simple-greeter-user-selected-fedora.png
[00:16] <edbian> Kri5m: Are you using a CRT monitor?  Perhaps it simply fell off the screen?
[00:17] <Kri5m> edbian:  i am on ubuntu 9.10 with an 1920x1080 screen
[00:17] <zonyl> adi__: heh. Yah.  Just hoping to use pulse one of these days.  Not sure why Ubuntu uses it, but wanted to give it a shot before I totally remove it for yet another version of ubuntu
[00:17] <edbian> Kri5m: Perhaps it has something to do with your using 9.10?  I don't know :(  Sorry!  Wish I could help more!!! :(
[00:17] <klemen> synaptic?
[00:17] <klemen> i went to their page and noting about wine??
[00:17] <Kri5m> edbian:  i am desperatly searching for this /&%$§/& configu option :)
[00:18] <adi__> klemen, yes. system---synaptic
[00:18] <adi__> klemen, in taskbar
[00:18] <tvon> Forgive the newb question, but the only way to be able to slide a winow from one monitor to the other is to use Xinerama?
[00:18] <tvon> twinview can't do this?
[00:18] <edbian> Kri5m: Good luck bud :(
[00:19] <klemen> in system you hawe preferences and administration
[00:19] <adi__> klemen, search in administration
[00:20] <klemen> ok i got it
[00:20] <klemen> but i hawe more packages/data with wine
[00:20] <adi__> klemen, click on it, put your pass in, after that in search field write wine
[00:21] <klemen> yes in search i get wine, wine dev, wine gecko...
[00:21] <adi__> klemen, after that choose wine program and click on it to install.
[00:21] <adi__> after that click on Apply
[00:21] <adi__> will gonna start to install
[00:22] <adi__> just check wine and yes if need other packages
[00:22] <klemen> ok it is instaling
[00:22] <muxfr> Hi
[00:22] <adi__> klemen, ok, u're done
[00:23] <muxfr> I have overwritten my grub with windows bootloader, but wanna reinstall grub BUT not in the mbr using a livecd, how excately can I do that?
[00:23] <klemen> one more thing guys my computer is rebooting ewery 20 mins, i canot get found driwers for my GH card.i dont want to use envy code in terminal, any other option to install driwers???
[00:23] <klemen> and adi tanks
[00:24] <adi__> klemen, GH card means which card?
[00:24] <klemen> ATI RADEON
[00:24] <WindowsUser> muxfr: so install it to the beginning of a linux partition?
[00:24] <muxfr> maybe, but not in the mbr
[00:24] <klemen> i went to theri page, but their is an error when i trying to instal drivers
[00:24] <muxfr> how can I do that?
[00:24] <Lionyx> does anybody knows anything better than timiditty for MIDI playing?
[00:25] <WindowsUser> Lionyx: I'm not aware of anything else free or open source for linux
[00:25] <adi__> klemen, try vesa and if the pc reboots again. if yes the ati card has no fault
[00:25] <WindowsUser> muxfr: dont do setup(hd0)
[00:26] <adi__> and see*
[00:26] <klemen> what is vesa
[00:26] <WindowsUser> do setup(hd0,0) or w/e
[00:26] <WindowsUser> muxfr: gentoo used to have a good howto for installing grub that explained in detail the three different commands used
[00:26] <WindowsUser> !grub
[00:26] <adi__> klemen, try to boot from live cd and first of all choose safe or vesa
[00:26] <Lionyx> WindowsUser, tks
[00:27] <tchalldaway> Can some1 please help me with flash
[00:27] <klemen> adi how do you mean live cd?cd with ubuntu?
[00:27] <adi__> tchalldaway, ask
[00:27] <adi__> klemen, yes
[00:27] <WindowsUser> tchalldaway: ask a question :)
[00:27] <Arimal> is it possible to use the USB Startup Disk creator to make a hardy installation on USB stick?
[00:27] <muxfr> I don't wanna restore grub, I deliberately overwritten it
[00:28] <klemen> what than?
[00:28] <muxfr> I just wanna reinstall it but not in the mbr.
[00:28] <tchalldaway> i installed flash but it still doesnt work im on ubuntu dapper 6.06
[00:28] <CShadowRun> Anyone here have ubuntu ultimate edition and mind sending me the Snap.se font?
[00:28] <adi__> Arimal, try unetbootin from synaptic
[00:28] <WindowsUser> muxfr: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto#Command%20line
[00:29] <Arimal> kk... thanks adi__
[00:29] <klemen> adi is safe/vesa program?
[00:29] <pagefault> welcome I am back
[00:29] <WindowsUser> muxfr: grub is two pieces, a config file on a filesystem somewhere, and the bootybit
[00:29] <pagefault> er oops
[00:29] <tchalldaway> no1 can help?
[00:29] <adi__> klemen, it-s not a program. it's a universal driver for all video cards. in this mode u can see if your video works fine with linux
[00:29] <WindowsUser> muxfr: I'm a windows guy so im not going to fight you into reading a little about what you're playing with though :)
[00:30] <WindowsUser> !dapper
[00:30] <klemen> soo i reboot comp, enter cd, what than adi?
[00:30] <WindowsUser> tchalldaway: why are you on dapper?
[00:30] <tchalldaway> long story i just need flash
[00:30] <agent_j> tchalldaway: did you install flash flash from the repos or from the adobe site?
[00:30] <c-man> what are some cool things i can do???
[00:31] <tchalldaway> from synaptic
[00:31] <dAnon> hallo there
[00:31] <tchalldaway> then i tried terminal terminal says its installed
[00:31] <WindowsUser> tchalldaway: it didn't error when trying to install?
[00:31] <WindowsUser> iiinteresting
[00:31] <tchalldaway> but when i go to youtube or any other site it wont work
[00:31] <tchalldaway> no
[00:31] <adi__> klemen, when u'll see the ...test ubuntu without installation ...in the right corner or bottom u'll see...press ... for options
[00:31] <tchalldaway> :@ argh
[00:31] <adi__> klemen, just press what says there and choose safe or vesa
[00:32] <klemen> thank you
[00:32] <c-man> can anyone help me
[00:32] <dAnon> anybody playing Quake Wars? I am having a strange bug under 8.10. My character keeps on running forward and left and I can't stop it other than blocking back and right
[00:32] <adi__> np
[00:32] <tchalldaway> should i install another browser and try that?
[00:32] <dAnon> is there any way to reinstall the game?
[00:32] <FloridaGuy> does PPA have a release of awn for 9.04 other then testing still
[00:32] <agent_j> c-man: try compiz fusion! ... or try a different desktop environment. or make your own theme...
[00:32] <c-man> how
[00:33] <Kalisto_> i just got an update for wine today and well its makes some programs crash. how can i revert back to the version before the update?
[00:33] <WindowsUser> tchalldaway: check about:mozilla for a flash plugin
[00:33] <WindowsUser> for starters at least
[00:33] <WindowsUser> not that
[00:33] <dAnon> anybody?
[00:33] <WindowsUser> about:somethingelse ;_;
[00:33] <c-man> agent j how
[00:34] <tchalldaway> where do i find that?
[00:34] <agent_j> c-man: what do you want to try?
[00:34] <c-man> a new enviroment
[00:34] <WindowsUser> oh about:plugins
[00:34] <SeaPhor> FloridaGuy, have you tried sudo apt-cache search awn
[00:34] <Welshyrob> hi ive majorly cocked up my admin account on ubuntu , i was fiddling around with the screen resolution and accedently clicked apply to the biggest one and now i cant change it back or anything is there a command i can give or do from the guest session that im using to fix  it ???
[00:34] <OttifantSir> @Kalisto: In Synaptic, find wine-package, mark it, open Package in the menu, Force version... and choose which version you want
[00:34] <agent_j> c-man: one moment...
[00:34] <c-man> ok
[00:35] <WindowsUser> Welshyrob: admin account as in bob or as in root?
[00:35] <FloridaGuy> SeaPhor, no
[00:35] <Welshyrob> WindowsUser, ummm i dont know sorry i only have one  account so it must be root
[00:35] <WindowsUser> Welshyrob: if its like hardy or newer log in on the console and try like mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf somethingelse
[00:35] <tchalldaway> windowsuser how dp i do that
[00:35] <SeaPhor> FloridaGuy, try that in a terminal and look through the descriptions
[00:36] <WindowsUser> tchalldaway: open up firefox, type in about:plugins into the address bar
[00:36] <Kalisto_> OttifantSir, thanks did it :)
[00:36] <dAnon> how is that that I once can run "run" files other time I can't
[00:36] <dAnon> stupid ass OS
[00:36] <Welshyrob> WindowsUser, what dose that do exactly ?
[00:36] <FloridaGuy> SeaPhor, that isent going to tell ppa..sence i dont have there repo
[00:36] <tchalldaway> No plug-ins are installed
[00:36] <agent_j> !ubotu fluxbox > c-man
[00:36] <dAnon> root@miazgator:~# sudo sh etqw.run
[00:36] <dAnon> sh: Can't open etqw.run
[00:36] <tchalldaway> :@ argh
[00:36] <WindowsUser> dAnon: the OS marks files executable
[00:36] <agent_j> !fluxbox > c-man
[00:36] <haydenmicallef> Welshyrob: press CTRL+ALT+F2
[00:36] <dAnon> tobi@miazgator:~/stuff$ sh etqw.run
[00:36] <dAnon> etqw.run: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
[00:36] <agent_j> !xfce > c-man
[00:37] <tchalldaway> what do i now?
[00:37] <dAnon> I want everything to be executable and have no problems
[00:37] <Welshyrob> haydenmicallef,  do i do that when in my mucked up account??
[00:37] <WindowsUser> Welshyrob: the newer ubuntus will work if theres no Xorg.conf and it'll try and figure something out
[00:37] <c-man> how
[00:37] <FLJohn> Ok I am new to Ubuntu.  New enough not to know this.  I just downloaded a program from source forge and I can not figure out what to do after I uncompress it.  Any Help?  the program is qtstalker
[00:37] <dunks__> is there a readme at all with it?
[00:37] <dunks__> in the extracted files
[00:37] <FLJohn> dunks  Yes
[00:37] <agent_j> c-man: fluxbox is cool. do sudo apt-get install fluxbox (it's a light weight desktop environment).
[00:38] <Welshyrob> WindowsUser, it told me permission denied probably because im using a guest session becaaause i cant see anything on my other one
[00:38] <dunks__> it should tell you ;)
[00:38] <c-man> ok how though
[00:38] <FLJohn> dunks,  But it says to look up docs.html and when I load it to a browser it takes me to google docs
[00:38] <haydenmicallef> Welshyrob: prefix the command with "sudo"
[00:38] <dunks__> http://qtstalker.sourceforge.net/install.html
[00:38] <dunks__> seems there's a debian package
[00:39] <klemen> adi
[00:39] <dunks__> http://www.zwets.com/qtstalker/
[00:39] <dunks__> much easier than compiling from source
[00:39] <FLJohn> Dunks so all I have to do it follow those intructions?
[00:39] <WindowsUser> Welshyrob: do CTRL+ALT+F1 and log in, unless you screwed your password
[00:39] <klemen> there is no safe in option test ubuntu without installation
[00:39] <c-man> agent
[00:39] <tchalldaway> windowsuser ....
[00:39] <dunks__> Yes FLJohn
[00:40] <dunks__> it looks pretty straight forward
[00:40] <WindowsUser> tchalldaway: the solution to your problem is something really stupid involving finding out where libflashplayer.so got put and where its supposed to be
[00:40] <Hilikus> what's wrong with this?
[00:40] <Hilikus> sudo ufw --dry-run allow from 192.168.0.4 to 192.168.0.4 mysql
[00:40] <Hilikus> i get "wrong number of arguments"
[00:40] <WindowsUser> tchalldaway: but I haven't had to touch that for like since ubuntu 6.06
[00:40] <klemen> anbody know how to install driwers i hawe constantly problems with rebooting system, and terminal option envy is not an option!i tryed frome Ati site but i cano install driwers frome ati site...PLEASE HELP
[00:41] <tchalldaway> hmm, so what do i do :(
[00:42] <WindowsUser> tchalldaway: see if you have a /usr/lib/flashplugin-nonfree/libflashplayer.so
[00:42] <haydenmicallef> Welshyrob: Go to the login screen, press CTRL+ALT+F1, type "sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/" and then type "logout", press CTRL+ALT+F7, and login. That should work.
[00:42] <WindowsUser> if so just cp it to /usr/lib/firefox/plugins
[00:42] <tchalldaway> sorry but how do i do that?
[00:42] <WindowsUser> ls -l <copypaste file name here>
[00:42] <WindowsUser> if its all Not Found, its not there
[00:42] <tchalldaway> in lamen terms bro
[00:43] <tchalldaway> what dir do i paste
[00:43] <dAnon> etqw.run: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
[00:43] <WindowsUser> paste this into a shell: ls -l /usr/lib/flashplugin-nonfree/libflashplayer.so
[00:43] <dAnon> what do I do
[00:43] <tchalldaway> no such file or directory
[00:43] <haydenmicallef> dAnon: Are you doing some programming?
[00:44] <aim> Ikonia: Are you here?
[00:44] <dAnon> no I am total noob
[00:44] <aim> ikonia:
[00:44] <klemen> can anybody help me?
[00:44] <dAnon> I just want to run ETQW without damn bug
[00:44] <aim> klemen, issue?
[00:44] <dAnon> dunno how to reinstall
[00:44] <klemen> anbody know how to install driwers i hawe constantly problems with rebooting system, and terminal option envy is not an option!i tryed frome Ati site but i cano install driwers frome ati site...PLEASE HELP
[00:44] <dAnon> I know nothing
[00:44] <aim> Klemen, are you trying to install video card drivers?
[00:44] <tchalldaway> windowsuser it said no such directory
[00:44] <klemen> yes
[00:45] <imaginativeone_> Jesus...Ubuntu can be really !@#$ing tiring...
[00:45] <dAnon> there's a stupid bug which makes me run forward and left all the time
[00:45] <WindowsUser> tchalldaway: maybe download flash direct from adobe and throw the libflashplayer.so into /usr/lib/firefox/plugins
[00:45] <dAnon> can't play
[00:45] <aim> Klemen, do you have an ATi card?
[00:45] <klemen> yes ATI RADEON 9600
[00:45] <tchalldaway> how do i throw that into the directory
[00:45] <klemen> i try ewerything
[00:45] <tchalldaway> im not that great with ubuntu
[00:45] <aim> Are you installing proprietary drivers? Or OSS?
[00:45] <Pseudocrat> Does evolution fetch e-mail without having the actual program open?
[00:45] <WindowsUser> dAnon: are you running the 3d window manager?
[00:45] <haydenmicallef> dAnon: Run "synaptic" System->Administration->Synaptic Package manager, search for ETQW, click on the one that you want and select "reinstall"
[00:46] <klemen> the last time i install driwers i had to format computer, because computer didnt let me into system anymore
[00:46] <WindowsUser> tchalldaway: I have zero experience with ubuntu gui tools
[00:46] <klemen> it was order envy all in terminal
[00:46] <FLJohn> I am sorry I do not understand this stuff
[00:46] <tchalldaway> :'(
[00:46] <erxin> my youtube dont work on opera, in firefox it works, can anyone help me out ?
[00:46] <dAnon> same here
[00:46] <klemen> aim what do you mena properiety or OS?
[00:47] <dAnon> I installed opera unite (10)
[00:47] <imaginativeone_> youtube ONLY works in IE
[00:47] <WindowsUser> imaginativeone_: lol
[00:47] <WindowsUser> IE sucks
[00:47] <klemen> im trying to instal os drywers, my computer is rebooting ewery 20minitis
[00:47] <erxin> IE dont work at all :)
[00:47] <imaginativeone_> WindowsUser: perhaps
[00:47] <Sarten-X> imaginativeone_: funny... works fine in firefox
[00:47] <dAnon> haydenmicallef do you know what ETQW even is? It is a game, how am I supposed to find it in synaptic
[00:47] <WindowsUser> imaginativeone_: google chrome is way better, you can kill the flash when it crashes :)
[00:47] <aim> Klemen, proprietary drivers are binary drivers developed by ATi, OSS drivers are Open Source drivers developed by a third party.
[00:48] <imaginativeone_> yeah...I wish I knew how to install Google Chrome on Ubuntu
[00:48] <WindowsUser> although on linux you can kill the flash process without killing firefox
[00:48] <WindowsUser> killall npviewer.bin
[00:48] <WindowsUser> (probably kills pdf reader too)
[00:48] <imaginativeone_> Linux is NOT for newbies (like myself)
[00:48] <klemen> hmm aim, i dont know, i tryed to install them normaly like in windows and in terminal
[00:48] <dAnon> linux is just annoying
[00:48] <dAnon> most of the time
[00:48] <imaginativeone_> Linux is ONLY for people who have GOBS of time to invest
[00:48] <tchalldaway> can anyone else help me with this flash?
[00:48] <linux_stu> *ubuntu disaster*  i was helping my roommate install ubuntu/XP dual-boot, and the disk partitioner has been on 0% for 45 minutes... what could be going on?
[00:48] <Flare183> ....
[00:48] <sebsebseb> even  the not so  technical people can get on great with  Ubuntu,  if the correct person helps,  and I know
[00:49] <dAnon> why can't I just be root all the time?
[00:49] <wapko> chrome in ubuntu -> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-chromium-google-chrome-in-ubuntu-using-deb-package.html
[00:49] <imaginativeone_> that's the key
[00:49] <Welshyrob> hi again sory im still having problems WindowsUser  im stuck becasue i have to use a guest account to do every thing because i cant see anything because of the scale of everything on my other account
[00:49] <klemen> linux is anoying you need months to establish properly system
[00:49] <imaginativeone_> "the correct person"
[00:49] <dAnon> like administrator in xp
[00:49] <dAnon> stupid ass os
[00:49] <WindowsUser> Welshyrob: so CTRL+ALT+F1 is a no go?
[00:49] <sebsebseb> dAnon: first rule of Linux never run with the  root account unless you know what yoru doing
[00:49] <OttifantSir> @dAnon: Because that's why Windows has all the viruses
[00:49] <imaginativeone_> I really should pay for canonical
[00:49] <imaginativeone_> although $200 is a lot for me
[00:49] <haydenmicallef> dAnon: That's why Linux doesn't have a single wild virus
[00:50] <sebsebseb> dAnon: also in Windows you shoudn't run with admin all the time, that's the reason why so many viruses and spyware and such for Windows, because most users are running it with the admin account
[00:50] <WindowsUser> imaginativeone_: how much is windows 7 going to be in your country?
[00:50] <dAnon> I am always and I don't have any problems with viruses
[00:50] <klemen> haydemicallef that is true, but look at my issue i can't ewen get/install driwers for graphic card, computer is rebooting ewery 20 minuts
[00:50] <klemen> minutes
[00:50] <imaginativeone_> WindowsUser: probably around $400
[00:50] <aim> Hopefully I can american keys, half price pre orders, $99 USD
[00:50] <imaginativeone_> worth every penny
[00:50] <dAnon> how do I make run executable
[00:50] <erxin> in 10 minutes my clean windows installation infects with virus
[00:51] <erxin> windows sux
[00:51] <hendrixski> My resolution is 600x400 after I plugged into a projector, I can't set it to anything better, and running dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg DIDN'T HELP.   What do I do?
[00:51] <klemen> so that why windows is the best for normal ussers
[00:51] <Flare183> !o4o
[00:51] <nsadmin> Hi... are official ubuntu packages ever permitted to touch /usr/local?
[00:51] <aim> erxin, that's you not windows.
[00:51] <sebsebseb> yep no firewall and such, and  7 minutes or so  and  XP may already have malware installed on it
[00:51] <dAnon> erxin you just need to know how to use it and it's not that demanding as linux is
[00:51] <Welshyrob> WindowsUser,  i did that and it came up with a terminal and i typed in usr nd pass and it just came up with some text say ubuntu isnt responsible for any damage to hardware or something along those lines
[00:51] <nsadmin> wait I'll be back in one sec
[00:51] <OttifantSir> Windows 7 will be around 1500 NOK (Norwegian Kroner)
[00:51] <bazhang> please take windows chat elsewhere
[00:51] <erxin> thats the solution for everthing, if you know how to use linux, you have the same solution
[00:51] <richardcavell> Bazhang, don't be like that
[00:51] <erxin> :)
[00:51] <pp7> why?
[00:51] <haydenmicallef> Welshyrob, you were logged in
[00:51] <bazhang> !ot
[00:52] <aim> This is an ubuntu support forum, not a windows bitch session
[00:52] <klemen> xp is ok, the only thing is that get slow
[00:52] <klemen> and viruses
[00:52] <haydenmicallef> Welshyrob: Just without graphics
[00:52] <WindowsUser> Welshyrob: do sudo -i, give it a pass, then mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf somethingelse
[00:52] <hendrixski> ok, when the windows fanboys finally stfu already, can somebody help me with my screen resolution?
[00:52] <pp7> yea grinds to a halt
[00:52] <richardcavell> I've used Windows 7 and I think it's an excellent OS
[00:52] <klemen> aim so help me with my problem any idea?
[00:52] <OttifantSir> @aim: I know, just answered the price in my country
[00:52]  * hendrixski blocks richardcavell 
[00:52] <nsadmin> so... are official ubuntu packages ever permitted to touch /usr/local?
[00:52] <Flare183> !ot | richardcavell
[00:52] <aim> W7 is definitely a step in the right direction.
[00:52] <c-man> can you get microsoft sam ubuntu
[00:53] <klemen> because of driwers i had to format and install linux 2 in one day...
[00:53] <erxin> till the latest Ubuntu, i had a reason to use Windows, now Ubuntu is perfect alternative for me
[00:53] <Welshyrob> WindowsUser, i got this sudo: can't set runas group vector: Operation not permitted
[00:53] <aim> Klemen, I'm not sure, I'm not sure what's going wrong, all you've said is that it doesn't work. hard to diagnose something when you say it just "doesn't work"
[00:53] <Jeruvy> !ot | erxin
[00:53] <klemen> linux will newer be an alternative to windows
[00:53] <dAnon> erxin 9.04 is piece of slow shit
[00:53] <Dr_Willis> Linux is a repacement for windows for me.
[00:53] <dAnon> qw is unplayable on it
[00:53] <SeaPhor> "linux" - For those that understand Linux, no explanation is necessary. For those that do not understand Linux, no explanation is sufficient. For those that think they know everything, any answer is a waste of time.
[00:53] <erxin> i already asked my question, how can i get videos working with opera on youtube etc
[00:53] <purga> good night everyone
[00:53] <Flare183> !language | dAnon
[00:54] <nsadmin> klemen: it is and was for many people, as early as linux-kernel-1.0
[00:54] <pp7> klemen: linux is what it is.  it doesnt need to be a windows alternative
[00:54] <c-man> can you get microsoft sam on ubuntu?
[00:54] <nsadmin> and that was back in like 1995?
[00:54] <klemen> pp7 i agre
[00:54] <pp7> sam?
[00:54] <richardcavell> Is anyone here able to get games working on WINE under 9.04?
[00:54] <richardcavell> I can't get any of them to work
[00:54]  * Dr_Willis runs msbob.exe in wine
[00:54] <Flare183> c-man: Festival is an alternative to Microsoft Sam
[00:54] <klemen> but most of the users cant ewen install graphic diriwers
[00:54] <sebsebseb> klemen: Linux distros are really meant to be an alternative to Unix,  just some  distros such as Ubuntu  are now days  more of a Windows alternative than Unix alternative
[00:55] <c-man> how do i get it
[00:55] <imaginativeone_> richardcavell: I got some oldies working...
[00:55] <pp7> richardcavell: gta3 and gta3vc work nicely for me
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> richardcavell:  it very very much depends on the game.. and somne games have 'tweaks' to get them working better in wine. check the wine app database
[00:55] <c-man> and is that a no
[00:55] <sebsebseb> klemen: Linux distros  are not Windows, there is a good article  about that, which is in the bot  thing
[00:55] <aim> richardcavell, I have Steam (L4D, CSS and TF2) and grid working under wine
[00:55] <richardcavell> I want to install Steam and play Half-Life
[00:55] <sebsebseb> !windows |  klemen
[00:55] <tchalldaway> JEEZ CAN ANYONE PLEASE HELP ME FIX FLASH
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> !appdv | richardcavell
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | richardcavell
[00:55] <hendrixski> Jeez can anybody help me with screen resolution?
[00:55] <haydenmicallef> c-man: open up a terminal and type "sudo apt-get install festival"
[00:55] <Welshyrob> WindowsUser, what dose CTRL+ALT+F1 do ?
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> I have steam workin gin wine.
[00:55] <richardcavell> but I just can't get the thing working
[00:55] <nowimproved> My firefox url address bar is blinking when it autocompletes with the url that I previously typed in its, its really annoying
[00:55] <Flare183> c-man: sudo apt-get install festival
[00:55] <erxin> any solution for flashplayer on opera ?
[00:56] <richardcavell> I'm aware of the Wine AppDB, and I've submitted a 'garbage' report to it. I think it's my video card (GM950)
[00:56] <dannek7> hey all
[00:56] <Flare183> !flash | erxin
[00:56] <pp7> haydenmicallef: what's festival?
[00:56] <richardcavell> I heard that Virtual Box has just come out with version 3.0.0. Anyone using that?
[00:56] <dannek7> How do I make it so it does not prompt me for a password whenever i do a software update
[00:56] <haydenmicallef> pp7: A text to speech program
[00:56] <dannek7> or run update manager
[00:56] <nowimproved> richardcavell, huge story about it on digg
[00:56] <aim> richardcavell, I have an x1400 and it is very slow running CSS. You need a decent video card and processor.
[00:56] <pp7> mm ok
[00:56] <klemen> aim ok i try to install driwers from ATI OFICIIAL site and by terminal, my computer is still rebooting, no succede.what now?
[00:56] <richardcavell> I want to play games using either WINE or Virtual Box with Win7
[00:56] <nowimproved> no good opinions on it
[00:56] <pp7> haydenmicallef: does it sound natural?
[00:57] <erxin> its already installed, it worked on opera but now it isnt working, i get blanc screen
[00:57] <Flare183> dannek7: You not supposed to do that
[00:57] <pp7> or robotic as usual?
[00:57] <klemen> aim my question is how to install driwers?:)
[00:57] <aim> Klemen, did it successfully install?
[00:57] <haydenmicallef> pp7: You can get some really good voices
[00:57] <Flare183> erxin: REinstall it
[00:57] <Jeruvy> dannek7: run it from a root terminal, not recommended tho.
[00:57] <pp7> hmm
[00:57] <aim> Klemen, or did it throw up an error
[00:57] <CaneToad> when running vmware, it treats the down arrow key as ENTER....anyone know how to fix that?
[00:57] <dannek7> It is just a pain to have to type in my password whenever i want to update software
[00:57] <dannek7> I'm the only one that uses my machine
[00:57] <pp7> haydenmicallef: why would someone use text to speech? (assuming they're not blind)
[00:57] <sebsebseb> dAnon: ok you don't like  9.04,  well don't think all Linux distros are bad as a result,  check out http://www.distrowatch.com for the others
[00:57] <tromky> i tried to install ubuntu along side with windows, but when i run ubuntu and it wants to update itself, there is no room for the updates :(
[00:58] <klemen> hmm aim when i try by terminal there was a big error, so i had to reinstal linux, instaling driwers frome official site, giwe me an error.
[00:58] <haydenmicallef> pp7: Check out this website: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=751169
[00:58] <richardcavell> I installed Steam and left my computer running overnight. It auto-downloaded all my games and when I woke up my hard disk had 0 bytes left
[00:58] <pp7> tromky: your fault for having a small drive
[00:58] <sebsebseb> dAnon: or  put 8.10 on, untill  9.10 is released at the end of October
[00:58] <Flare183> tromky: That's why you get rid of Winblows
[00:58] <dAnon> I've got 8.10 now
[00:58] <tromky> pp7: no ..
[00:58] <aim> Klemen what error?
[00:58] <pp7> tromky: or using such a bloated os as windows :P
[00:58] <klemen> 1 sec
[00:58] <hendrixski> I can't change my screen resolution away from 600x400 and I already ran dpkg-recongifigure xserver-xorg   what should I do?
[00:58] <dAnon> how do I reinstall or uninstall games?
[00:58] <ivan__> hey, i am really having trouble with ubuntu, the option to find wireless networks is grayed out
[00:59] <pp7> haydenmicallef: thx
[00:59] <sebsebseb> dAnon: which games?
[00:59] <tromky> pp7: probably too small partition .. or something .. but i coulnd't choose size of the partition
[00:59] <aim> Klemen, try here; Installing video card drivers can be tricky in GNU/Linux. This is a comprehensive guide to what you need to know and how to do it
[00:59] <aim> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[00:59] <tromky> pp7: i cant leave windows fully yet .. but thanks for the tip ;)
[00:59] <ivan__> i have been trying to figure out the problem can someone give pointers
[00:59] <pp7> tromky: you should be able to at installation time
[00:59] <haydenmicallef> pp7: As for why someone would use tts, it's great if you want to listen to a book, or just procrastinate when you should be doing homeowrk
[00:59] <erxin> ok i have removed with apt-get remove, and reinstalled it, still working in firefox but not in Opera
[01:00] <pp7> haydenmicallef: that's why i asked if it sounds natural
[01:00] <aim> is there a plugin for opera?
[01:00] <tromky> pp7: yeah, i suppose so .. but couldn't .. not easy anyway
[01:00] <hendrixski> ivan__, is your wireless turned on?
[01:00] <erxin> do i need to reinstall Opera to get flashplayer working ?
[01:00] <ivan__> umm i believe so
[01:00] <haydenmicallef> pp7: ok, I recommend the "arctic" voices, they are the best and are not too large a download
[01:00] <hendrixski> ivan__, I had that once too then I realzied there was a switch that turned my wireless on and off
[01:00] <aim> erxin, you shouldn't, is there a seperate plugin for opera?
[01:01] <pp7> haydenmicallef: ok
[01:01] <ivan__> a physical switch on the computer?
[01:01] <aim> i have little experience with opera.
[01:01] <OttifantSir> Those having trouble with Flash in Opera, try this guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683&highlight=flash
[01:01] <tromky> pp7: do you think i can resize the partition afterwards and still have ubuntu intact?
[01:01] <Jeruvy> !wifi | ivan__
[01:01] <klemen>  aim i try to open transfered package again to install but i yust cant, it is imposble, when transfered was finished there was an error that i canot install driwers....now i canot opeen a pakage to sho what error
[01:01] <erxin> i read a document on google, it told me to link to a firefox plugin, i did, but it didnt work for me
[01:01] <subzero2000> ivan__: Some laptops have a Fn key-press combo that will enable/disable wireless.
[01:01] <dAnon> sebsebseb Enemy Territory: Quake Wars
[01:01] <dannek7> I am running 8.04 and want to update to 9.x when i run update manager, it does not show the option to upgrade to 9.x
[01:01] <hendrixski> ivan__, yes, along the side... though on some laptops it's a key combo instead of a switch
[01:01] <ivan__> i am here right now though...
[01:01] <pp7> tromky: just do a search for "ubuntu resize partition" in google
[01:01] <Dr_Willis> trying a flash video in opera here - Fails --> terminal error message    --> he program 'npviewer.bin' received an X Window System error.
[01:02] <hendrixski> dannek7, need to upgrade to 8.10 first
[01:02] <ivan__> so its probably on
[01:02] <pp7> tomky: i'm sure you'll find something there
[01:02] <ivan__> i using the windows on my laptop
[01:02] <pp7> tromky: mostly to do with using gparted or something
[01:02] <ivan__> *am
[01:02] <adi_> klemen, try ubuntu 9.10. works better with ati cards
[01:02] <cocacool> update-manager -d
[01:02] <klemen> bla bla bla
[01:02] <subzero2000> ivan__: Do you know what chipset the wireless in your laptop uses?
[01:02] <klemen> adi i had linux mint
[01:02] <tromky> pp7: yeah, o will try it
[01:02] <klemen> sam shi...
[01:03] <Jeruvy> erxin: http://dev.opera.com/forums/topic/201370
[01:03] <ivan__> yes i believe it is intel wifi link 5100
[01:03] <xkkc> Hi. What's the easiest way to upgrade a Feisty install to 8.whatever since I no longer have a repository on Fesity.
[01:03] <cocacool> hendrixski, update-manager -d
[01:03] <klemen> the linux mint should be the most stable os system for ati graphic card
[01:03] <adi_> klemen, it's not the same. 9.10 use 2.6.30 kernel
[01:03] <OttifantSir> Or for an easy "Perfect" Ubuntu with flash and such, go here: http://www.category5.tv/content/view/164/77/
[01:03] <pp7> tromky: why can't u leave windows fully?
[01:03] <erxin> j
[01:03] <adi_> klemen, yes...blablabla...it's not
[01:03] <hendrixski> cocacool, yep, that works for updating to the next distro from commandline
[01:03] <aim> Klemen, try this guide
[01:03] <aim> Klemen: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[01:03] <cocacool> hendrixski, :)
[01:04] <tromky> pp7: working on some projects with windows-only software
[01:04] <klemen> adi there is no problem in version, problem is you canot install driwers properly, like you can in windows
[01:04] <OttifantSir> Remember also, that while installing Flash, all browsers must be closed.
[01:04] <pp7> tromky: ah ok
[01:04] <Dr_Willis> Problem often is the ATI company not developing proper drivers.
[01:04] <adi_> klemen, did u try the free drivers? suppose no.
[01:04] <Jeruvy> klemen: nonsense, read Dr_Willis's comment.
[01:04] <nsadmin> I guess that would be AMD now
[01:04] <Welshyrob> WindowsUser, hi yet again sorry so CTRL+ALT+F1 brings up terminal then??
[01:04] <hendrixski> cocacool, would you happen to know how to get a monitor resolution to change, I've already run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and it won't give me any other options other than 600x400
[01:04] <pp7> tromky: cant u use a vm?
[01:04] <aim> adi_, he's only tried proprietary I believe
[01:04] <klemen> true willis and this is the reason why will windows be the leading company in os...
[01:05] <adi_> aim, i saw
[01:05] <subzero2000> ivan__: Which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[01:05] <levtron> what program should i use to make an image file?
[01:05] <klemen> adi i try free drivers also called UNIVERSAL DRIVERS
[01:05] <Jeruvy> klemen: newsflash... they already are :)
[01:05] <ivan__> the 9.04
[01:05] <klemen> and my computer crashed
[01:05] <discorpia> levtron: gimp is the most common choice
[01:05] <nsadmin> klemen: why are you commenting on windows here?
[01:05] <xkkc> Sorry, got disconnected. Anywho, what's the easiest way to upgrade a Feisty install to Hardy (and then Jaunty) since there is no Feisty repo anymore?
[01:05] <levtron> gimp? alright thanks
[01:05] <adi_> klemen, it's not the same thing
[01:05] <Dr_Willis> ati also recently moved several cards from their fglrx drivers to the open sourced drivers. (which is to say ATI stopped supporting the cards in their fglrx drivers)  they moved the cards befor the Linux community had time to develope proper drivers
[01:05] <discorpia> levtron: but there are some web applications as well, google for sumo paint for example
[01:06] <hendrixski> klemen, do you know how to fix screen resolution problems? my xorg seems to be a little iffy
[01:06] <levtron> im just tryin to install ubuntu studio and i just needed to make an image file to boot from
[01:06] <dAnon> what is wrong with flash in ubuntu
[01:06] <discorpia> !fixres
[01:06] <Dr_Willis> dAnon:  Adobe doing bad things normally...
[01:06] <dAnon> I heard it's only 9.04 issue with flash, I switched to 8.10 and still same story
[01:06] <nsadmin> is there a dev channel where I can ask the question "are official ubuntu packages ever permitted to touch /usr/local"?
[01:07] <Welshyrob> hi i have set my screen resolution to verry high on my normal root account and i'm currently using the guest session can someone help me reset it
[01:07] <klemen> hendrix i dont know what you want,sory im noob in linux, i shoudl first find driwers for my self
[01:07] <tchalldaway> CAN ANYONE PLEASE HELP ME FIX FLASH?
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> !flash
[01:07] <hendrixski> discorpia, ah, that link might have something new.  thanks
[01:07] <klemen> nsadmin i yust compare wins and linux
[01:07] <PImaddafakkr> can anyone tell me where to find drivers for a creatice x-fi audio card?
[01:07] <tchalldaway> willis that doesnt help
[01:07] <pp7> tchalldaway: just say what the problem is
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> theres a large aboumt of forum threads on specific flash problems.
[01:07] <discorpia> hendrixski: np mate
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> tchalldaway:  perhaps state what the actual problem is.. and check th forums
[01:08] <tchalldaway> I isntalled flash, but its still not installed in about:plugins but in terminal it says its installed
[01:08] <tchalldaway> i checked forums bro
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> PImaddafakkr:  i was thinking that card was now supported. Creative dropped the ball and it was unsupported for a long time.
[01:08] <subzero2000> ivan__: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/intel-wifi-link-5100-cannot-work-on-linux-678588/
[01:08] <c-man> how do i open festival
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> tchalldaway:  installed HOW...
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> !festival
[01:08] <ivan__> ok i will look at it
[01:08] <adi_> Welshyrob, try this in terminal xrandr --output LVDS --mode 1024x768
[01:08] <tchalldaway> i installed it through synaptic
[01:09] <nsadmin> klemen: what if most people thought things like: if I wanted a comparison I'd ask for it... I'm in a linux channel now, and I'm not going to ask that
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> tchalldaway:  i normally install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' and it installs flash and other stuff mose people waht.
[01:09] <Welshyrob> adi_, what dose it do??
[01:09] <PImaddafakkr> so, no way to get a driver for the card? kinda lame using ubuntu without sound :P
[01:09] <adi_> Welshyrob, change the resolution to a lower one
[01:09] <subzero2000> ivan__: No promises, but that might work for you. I'm not familiar with that chipset, but there are plenty of Google results about people having trouble getting that chipset to work, and others saying it can work, but perhaps not right out of the box. Best of luck to you with it.
[01:10] <tchalldaway> what how do i do that
[01:10] <Jeruvy> PImaddafakkr: more info, sound works great for me :)
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> tchalldaway:  use synaptic install the ubuntu-restricted-extras package
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> PImaddafakkr:  check the forums.. could be your mixer is just muted.
[01:10] <klemen> arg i will hawe to go back on wins
[01:11] <tchalldaway> im on 6.06 dapper bro
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> tchalldaway:  good luck then.. I dont use that old stuff any more...
[01:11] <Welshyrob> adi_, it didnt work = ( dose that inly work for the current user?? because right now my screen resolution it to big to beable to get into teminal?
[01:11] <djzn> hi! anyone here familiar with AQUALUNG music player?
[01:11] <tchalldaway> sigh
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> !dapper
[01:11] <hendrixski> discorpia, Ok, that's a pretty confusing manual. and I can't seem to get the commands to work
[01:11] <adi_> Welshyrob, lol :)
[01:11] <OttifantSir> Problems with Flash and codecs? Try this guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> isent dapper past its End of Life?
[01:12] <Welshyrob> adi_, can you help?
[01:12] <Jeruvy> !info aqualung
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> !eol
[01:12] <klemen> welshyrob what did you do?did you install any driwers what GC do you hawe
[01:12] <levtron> ok, i need to make a  cd image file. what program do i need?
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> levtron:  a image of an allread existing cd?
[01:12] <PImaddafakkr> well ubuntu doesn't seem to detect my creative x-fi titanium sound card
[01:12] <xkkc> Or, better yet, how about someone tells me what to put in /etc/apt/sources.lst so I can recieve updates.
[01:12] <Jeruvy> levtron: mkisofs I think it's called
[01:13] <adi_> Welshyrob, private
[01:13] <levtron> alright ill check into it
[01:13] <tchalldaway> jeez i hate this shitr
[01:13] <tchalldaway> :@
[01:13] <Welshyrob> Klemen ,Nvidia Geforce 6200 and i changed the resloution on my root account accendently
[01:14] <queso> I have been trying to get my wireless to work without much luck. I've described what I've done on the Ubuntu forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1203540  Would someone be willing to help me?  I'd appreciate it.  Thanks.
[01:14] <Dr_Willis> tchalldaway:  it may be worth while to upgrade.  I no longer have a machine thats not using 9.04   - so support in here for somthing as old as 6.06 will be..  minimal
[01:14] <victor1> I'm trying to access cnn videos and I just get a black screen I installed flash, JRE, and w32codecs; I'm stuck.
[01:14] <djzn> how to remove aqualung's responsiveness delay UI?
[01:14] <Dr_Willis> victor1:  paste a url perhaps? lets test it
[01:14] <fadumpt> library proxy missed IRC protocol :)
[01:14] <fadumpt> yea
[01:15] <klemen_> my computer reboot 5 time today.....unbeliwible
[01:15] <kklimonda> is nautilus in 9.04 integrated with tracker?
[01:15] <c-man> dose festival talk or no?
[01:16] <Dr_Willis> festival can speak - yes..
[01:16] <Jeruvy> klemen: you don't need to reboot, just /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[01:16] <nsadmin> klemen_: if it's ubuntu that's rebooting, check your hardware... your ram/motherboard/video card all good and seated properly?
[01:16] <victor1> http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2009/07/06/dnt.tn.boy.dies.drainage.pipe.wreghttp://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2009/07/06/dnt.tn.boy.dies.drainage.pipe.wreg
[01:16] <klemen_> nsadmin
[01:16] <klemen_> my hardware is ok
[01:16] <klemen_> 100%
[01:16] <nsadmin> run mentest86 for a minute or so
[01:16] <nsadmin> then your machine shouldn't reboot
[01:16] <nsadmin> look at your logs to see why it
[01:16] <fadumpt> it might be hard drive or power supply
[01:16] <klemen_> 2 years with windows, no problem, but windows problems are viruses, so i will try to get graphic card driwers
[01:16] <nsadmin> is doing that
[01:17] <xkkc> Let me make this even easier: someone pastebin a vanilla Gutsy sources.list
[01:17] <klemen_> it is ubuntu
[01:17] <rdvon> I need help configuring a vnc server to use a different resolution then my desktop.
[01:17] <Dr_Willis> victor1:  that url was goofy.. but other videos work - like the one at  http://www.cnn.com/video/
[01:17] <nsadmin> fadumpt has an excellent point... have you added hardware lately? could your hardware be drawing too much current from the power supply?
[01:18] <victor1> let me try.
[01:18] <klemen_> nsadmin
[01:18] <klemen_> no
[01:18] <nsadmin> if you're not willing to check, then probably you're trolling about windows
[01:18] <Dr_Willis> rdvon:  you can set vnc4server or tightvnc to use  different resolutions. but they dont display the 'currently running desktop'
[01:19] <rdvon> Dr_willis: which is better? i don't care about what desktop it shows, just as long as I can use my n810 through vnc
[01:19] <rdvon> Dr_willis: and how do I use them..
[01:19] <klemen> that is 21x time my computer rebooted:(nsadmin a leawe hardware, i had wins 2for 2 years, instead of thinking on hardware rather told me where to get driwers
[01:19] <nsadmin> I can understand like one comment... but this has been going on a half hour, the whole time I've been here
[01:20] <fadumpt> you also might have had a storm recently that took out parts of your power supply or motherboard and it is slowly dying...I've seen them screw with systems and changing the power supply (of all things sometimes) fixes the issue
[01:20] <victor1> Same thing, when I first get to the site the screen greys out for a few seconds, then the colors return but the little video screen remains black, the rest of the page is OK though.
[01:20] <klemen> fadumt leawe it:)it is not that
[01:21] <klemen> the problems are driwers, no proper driwers for linux
[01:21] <fadumpt> klemen: what is it??
[01:21] <fadumpt> drivers?
[01:21] <hendrixski> YAY!!! I fixed it.  I just copied one of the older xorg.conf.yyyymmdd   files into the current xorg.conf  and logged out and back in!
[01:21] <klemen> my compoture is rebooting all the time
[01:21] <fadumpt> what driver is making your system reboot constantly?
[01:21] <nsadmin> klemen: if you're so sure, why not prove it... install and reboot into memtest86 and let it run for a half hour or so
[01:21] <hendrixski> klemen, are you a bot?
[01:21] <klemen> in linux mint was not so often, but here is like 21 time in one day
[01:21] <klemen> nsadmin
[01:21] <klemen> i did
[01:22] <klemen> ewerything ok
[01:22] <hendrixski> no, seriously.  Nothing you say makes sense, and you can't find the V key on your keyboard
[01:22] <hendrixski> are you a bot?
[01:22] <fadumpt> drivers don't usually reboot your system
[01:22] <rdvon> I had problems with my computer freezing constantly... turns out my graphics card was hot enough to boil an egg. :D
[01:22] <bazhang> klemen, sounds like a serious hardware issue. overheating would do that
[01:22] <klemen> i dont hawe driwers
[01:22] <fadumpt> they cause errors that might segfault it
[01:22] <klemen> i need driwers
[01:22] <nsadmin> well drivers are kernel level
[01:22] <fadumpt> and if another distro did it was well, it's prolly not Linux :)
[01:22] <bazhang> klemen, please what card exact name and model please
[01:23] <nsadmin> maybe you're overclocking
[01:23] <rdvon> woah.
[01:23] <klemen> bazhang i said 3 time today i will repaet, no hardware errors, i yust delete windows os, and went to linux, before that there was 2 years ewerything ok
[01:23] <nsadmin> maybe it's a heat problem
[01:23] <rdvon> I started a new xsession for vnc..
[01:23] <klemen> My card is ATI radion 9600 pro
[01:23] <rdvon> and it played the bongos! :D
[01:24] <klemen> it is not heat problem
[01:24] <klemen> 450W
[01:24] <klemen> is enough
[01:24] <nsadmin> how many HDs do you have, and what cpu?
[01:24] <bazhang> klemen, which drivers are you using
[01:24] <gemilang> need help, is any body know How to sharing internet connection in ubuntu 9.04?
[01:24] <fadumpt> your power supply rating isn't a basis for whether or not you have a heat issue.....
[01:24] <nsadmin> I have a low low end amd64x2, and it pulls 88 watts
[01:24] <bazhang> !ics | gemilang read this
[01:25] <klemen> no one, i try to install them frome official site and i could not instal them...thane i try order in terminal envy, and i had to reinstal linux
[01:25] <klemen> i need driwers the problem is i cant find them
[01:25] <nsadmin> isnt' that just radeon? what core is that
[01:25] <bazhang> klemen, if your computer is really booting that much without your control, then it is not a driver issue. Period.
[01:26] <hendrixski> gemilang, I've tried it with firestarter once before, but couldn't get it working.  let me know how that works out for you
[01:26] <rdvon> dr_willis: thanks for little help! It was enough to get the vnc serer goin on my n810
[01:26] <nsadmin> or does he have to run fglrx?
[01:26] <gemilang> thank all, but i want sharing 2 desktop ubuntu 9.04, is that okay, where the info for this?
[01:26] <djzn> anyone here familiar with aqualung LAGGING & DELAYS and know how to remove it?
[01:26] <klemen> nsadmin
[01:26] <bazhang> gemilang, see the link above
[01:26] <hendrixski> klemen, does your keyboard have a key that looks like the letter V ?
[01:26] <adi_> klemen, with this u gonna install the latest drivers for ati card  in terminal:  apt-get install envyng-qt
[01:26] <Soopa> Hi all, I'm on xubuntu and it's asking me for a keyring password whenever I login, before it starts wireless networking... any idea how to get rid of that?
[01:26] <klemen> try that, fix graphic problem, and is not HARDWARE ERROR
[01:26] <klemen> cmon
[01:26] <Soopa> I want it to just connect to my wireless network
[01:26] <bazhang> adi_, not a good call ; that is a very last resort
[01:27] <JohnWittle> if I upgrade to 2.6.30, is all of my everything likely to break?
[01:27] <gartral> how do I use SCP from inside Ubuntu?
[01:27] <SeaPhor> klemen, listen to bazhang - he knows what he's doing
[01:27] <bazhang> JohnWittle, upgrade how
[01:27] <JohnWittle> Upgrade my kernel
[01:27] <JohnWittle> manually
[01:27] <JohnWittle> I just mean
[01:27] <Jeruvy> Soopa: would be better to have a login script that caches the password, see ubuntuforums.org
[01:27] <bazhang> JohnWittle, yes, I know; upgrade how
[01:27] <klemen> seaphor, i listened people in linux mint chat and now im here
[01:27] <JohnWittle> bazhang: manually
[01:27] <adi_> bazhang, it could be aa idea
[01:27] <bazhang> JohnWittle, breakage ahead
[01:28] <Soopa> okay Jeruvy, thanks
[01:28] <JohnWittle> bazhang: what will break? X?
[01:28] <klemen> the linux mint was litle more stable but still there was rebooting without my comand
[01:28] <klemen> adi thank you
[01:28] <klemen> i wiill try
[01:28] <JohnWittle> bazhang: what if I use KernelCheck?
[01:28] <adi_> klemen, np
[01:28] <bazhang> klemen, well it is clearly not a driver issue; repeat every 20-30 minutes or so if you wish; though you should seriously ask in ##hardware
[01:29] <klemen> bazhang why would be a hardware, i yust install linux, before i had windows and there were 2 year no error
[01:29] <klemen> there is no logic here
[01:29] <adi_> bazhang, it's probably because works on wrong frequency
[01:29] <bazhang> JohnWittle, upgrading your own unpatched kernel is unsupported; if you know what you are doing, it is your choice.
[01:30] <bazhang> klemen, don't repeat.
[01:30] <klemen> what did i repeat*?
[01:30] <bazhang> klemen, every 30 minutes or so.
[01:30] <elfMobile> I have a system that dual boots Gentoo and Vista.  It has unpartitioned space left on it.  If I install Ubuntu will it notice that I have grub as my bootloader and just add itself to the list?
[01:30] <JohnWittle> bazhang: I know very little about it and wanted to know what sort of things would break. If all of my applications' dependencies are still in place, none of my programs would be likely to break, correct?
[01:30] <dre> anyone know a md5 summer for windows that outputs the correct syntax for md5sum in ubuntu?
[01:31] <bazhang> JohnWittle, any special reason to upgrade kernel
[01:31] <klemen> bazhang what are you trying to teal me?
[01:31] <Jeruvy> dre: same name, md5sum
[01:31] <JohnWittle> bazhang: Yes, i think.
[01:31] <nsadmin> klemen: one example, if the os doesn't tell the cpu to idle, it gets hotter
[01:31] <dre> i used md5summer.org and md5sum in ubuntu keeps saying no such file or directory
[01:31] <n2diy> what is the cron syntax to represent on the half hour, say I wanted a job to run at 8:30 pm,
[01:31] <bazhang> klemen, don't repeat every couple of minutes. every 30 minutes or so is OK.
[01:31] <Jeruvy> !info md5sum
[01:31] <bazhang> !md5
[01:31] <Jeruvy> oh right..
[01:32] <Jeruvy> thx bazhang
[01:32] <fadumpt> klemen: there isn't nothing logical about why a computer stops working right
[01:32] <nsadmin> he won't do anything suggested to him (that's his choice I suppose) and the result of that is no new information is ever available
[01:32] <fadumpt> they can become unstable overnight from a hardware issue without any warning
[01:32] <dre> thanks
[01:32] <fadumpt> it is up to you or your computer tech to diagnose why to brign your computer back to stable
[01:32] <nsadmin> so he's refusing to be supported
[01:32] <Dr_Willis> The Knutter Valve got stuck on the Flibberdy De Jibbit!
[01:33] <fadumpt> listen to Dr_Willis.....
[01:33] <SeaPhor> klemen, not a fix but possibly a direction finder, before a "pc-generated reboot" open a terminal and run the following command, then look at the file it generates after the reboot...  tail -f /var/log/messages | tee vlm.txt
[01:33] <klemen> fadumt yes there was a miracle over night...
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> fadumpt:  or as i told a female boss at work.. "This is a real high tech problem.... its broke..."
[01:33] <klemen> seaphor
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> :)
[01:33] <nsadmin> what, jesus compiled your kernel?
[01:33] <bazhang> !repeat | klemen
[01:34] <klemen> seaphor what can be writen in file after reboot?
[01:34] <nsadmin> does ubuntu have apt-file?
[01:34] <jerknextdoor> anyone want to give me some advice on backing up my 8.10 comp before doing a clean install of 9.04?
[01:34] <Dr_Willis> !info apt-file
[01:35] <Dr_Willis> nsadmin:  yes - yes it does. :)
[01:35] <nsadmin> klemen it's what's written before the reboot that might help yoyu
[01:35] <SeaPhor> klemen, it will log a file up-to the point of reboot/shutdown
[01:35] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem jerknextdoor
[01:35] <craigbass1976> Has anyone put ubuntu on a thumb drive and installed it that way?  I'm looking at a new dell, and if I can avoid the dvd drive, I will.
[01:35] <nsadmin> Dr_Willis: hmm, cool... did you catch my /usr/local question? happen to know the answer?
[01:35] <craigbass1976> I'd ask Dell, but I'm sure I'll get someone who has no clue...
[01:36] <Dr_Willis> nsadmin:  dident notice.
[01:36] <bazhang> !unetbootin
[01:36] <anirudhh> hello everyone!!!
[01:36] <Dr_Willis> craigbass1976:  theres severall ways you can 'install' to a thumbdrive.. one easy way is to use windows and unetbootin. Or follow the docs at pendrivelinux.org and get a Ubuntu Live-install with a persistant save file.
[01:37] <nsadmin> Dr_Willis are official ubuntu packages ever permitted to touch /usr/local?
[01:37] <craigbass1976> Dr_Willis, this is only in the event that I need to reinstall the os.  It will come with ubuntu right from Dell.
[01:37] <Dr_Willis> nsadmin:  permited? Hmm..  ive never seen one touch /usr/local
[01:37] <nsadmin> as a basis for comparison, debian packages are not
[01:38] <Dr_Willis> craigbass1976:  dell may have some restore cd. in theory you could use unetbootin and put that on a flashdrive
[01:38] <tchalldaway> im trying to upgrade my dist and i keep getting errors
[01:38] <tchalldaway> WARNING: Failed to read mirror file
[01:38] <Babbleback> i have a netbook running the netbook remix.. its got problems so i was going to reinstall... i am attempting to save the data by booting from a UNR flash drive and copy the data to another flash drive.. it fails to copy because it says i don't have access to the files i am trying to copy... how do i copy these files
[01:39] <hand> I just did a network upgrade to install Jaunty and now Ubuntu won't boot at all. The boot sequence ends with "Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!" My kernel is version 2.6.28-13 generic if that helps at all.
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> Babbleback:  the files have different owners/permissions - so you will need to access them with root rights.
[01:39] <ConstantineXVI> has anyone packaged the final firefox 3.5 for ubuntu?
[01:39] <MrKeuner> hello, how can I install latest gnumeric in jaunty?
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> !ff35 | ConstantineXVI
[01:39] <hand> Can anyone help me make my computer work again? :s
[01:39] <MrKeuner> !gnumeric
[01:39] <Babbleback> Dr_Willis, where are the drives mounted
[01:40] <Babbleback> Dr_Willis, not /mnt that folder is empty
[01:40] <Whileyou> hey how're all here!
[01:40] <Dr_Willis> Babbleback:  Mount the filesystem somewhere then.
[01:40] <MrKeuner> is there a ppa for gnumeric
[01:40] <StevenX> Hello all. Can someone point me to a good starting point for changing the look of Ubuntu?
[01:40] <Babbleback> i was attempting to use the file browser built in... the drives are already mounted
[01:40] <Dr_Willis> Babbleback:  they are proberly not mounted automacally anywhere.
[01:40] <nsadmin> Whileyou by using the network I suppose
[01:40] <n2diy> what is the cron syntax to represent on the half hour, say I wanted a job to run at 8:30 pm,
[01:40] <Babbleback> Dr_Willis,  they are because i'm browsing them
[01:40] <Dr_Willis> Babbleback:  when you access them - THEN they get mounted. to /media/ i imagine.. not /mnt/
[01:40] <Justin10ec> Hey, I used to have this really great torrent software, it was almost exactly like uTorrent.... I cant seem to find it again, can someone throw out some names for me?
[01:40] <Whileyou> Yeah,.. I use Xchat
[01:40] <Dr_Willis> Babbleback:  try the mount command and see?
[01:41] <Whileyou> why?
[01:41] <Dr_Willis> Babbleback:  ubuntu uses /media  not /mnt
[01:41] <blu3_b4ll5> I use deluge or transmission
[01:41] <SeaPhor> Babbleback, look in /media/ ?
[01:41] <nsadmin> Whileyou: you just asked how everyone was here
[01:41] <Justin10ec> blu3_b4ll5:  OHHH Thank you sooooo much! Deludge is it.
[01:41] <Whileyou> heee!!! Yeah!.. But I've a something questions!
[01:42] <blu3_b4ll5> Justin10ec: no problem
[01:42] <Babbleback> i found them in media
[01:42] <SeaPhor> !ask
[01:42] <Dr_Willis> Babbleback:  amazing. :)
[01:42] <linx> Can't exec "locale": No such file or directory at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Encoding.pm line 16.
[01:42] <linx> Use of uninitialized value $Debconf::Encoding::charmap in scalar chomp at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Encoding.pm line 17.
[01:42] <Babbleback> read is available for the drive that i want to copy from though
[01:42] <Babbleback> for user group and other
[01:44] <linx> Can't exec "locale": No such file or directory at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Encoding.pm line 16. Use of uninitialized value $Debconf::Encoding::charmap in scalar chomp at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Encoding.pm line 17.
[01:44] <Babbleback> Dr_Willis, you say that i have to set permissions but i already have read permissions for the drive that is not allowing me to copy from it
[01:44] <linx> i cannot seem to fix this regarless of what ive tried
[01:44] <klemen> adi
[01:44] <adi_> klemen,
[01:44] <klemen> can you teal me again new driwers for terminal
[01:45] <adi_> envyng-qt
[01:45] <klemen> adi
[01:45] <klemen> teal me again please
[01:46] <adi_> klemen, apt-get install envyng-qt
[01:47] <frenzy42> i keep getting this error bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[01:47] <frenzy42> i'm using this command
[01:47] <Wicks> Hi ubuntuers - I'm having some trouble with visudo. I need to have sudo working without a password for a user - I add the correct lines using visudo and it still asks for a password on sudo
[01:47] <frenzy42> cat phonenumbers > tr { ( > phonenumbers2
[01:48] <MrKeuner> frenzy42, try #bash
[01:48] <klemen> what mean that:Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[01:49] <SeaPhor> klemen, sudo !!
[01:49] <Babbleback> Dr_Willis, i am able to do it in bash using sudo.. how would i have done it as root using the GUI file browser
[01:49] <Welshyrob> hi i have accidently set my resoultion on root to something massive that i cant see a thing but the shutdown menu and guest session can some one help me reset my resolution on root
[01:49] <klemen> kwat sudo?
[01:49] <adi_> klemen, write first sudo -s
[01:49] <adi_> after type your password
[01:49] <frenzy42> MrKeuner, where do i add #bash
[01:50] <klemen> thank you
[01:50] <MrKeuner> frenzy42, type /j #bash in your irc client
[01:50] <adi_> klemen, after type in apt-get install blablabla
[01:50] <klemen> i yust hope there will be no error again
[01:50] <linx> Can't exec "locale": No such file or directory at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Encoding.pm line 16.
[01:50] <linx> Use of uninitialized value $Debconf::Encoding::charmap in scalar chomp at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Encoding.pm line 17.
[01:50] <linx> Setting up locales (2.7.9-5) ...
[01:50] <linx> /var/lib/dpkg/info/locales.postinst: line 6: /usr/sbin/locale-gen: No such file or directory
[01:50] <FloodBot2> linx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:50] <linx> shit
[01:51] <linx> my bad, didnt mean to multiline that
[01:51] <SeaPhor> adi_, just fyi, i believe "sudo -i" is preferred here...
[01:51] <adi_> SeaPhor, :))
[01:51] <klemen> does linux mint and linux ubuntu have the same orders in terminal?
[01:52] <adi_> klemen, at 99% yes
[01:52] <alan205> I have a problem with updating after I tried to install debian live and cannot finish the update. I have tried to use the sweeper and tried sudo dpkg --configure - a and sudo dpkg -- purge -a and sudo dpkg -- remove -a but it didnt help
[01:52] <linx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/211624/
[01:53] <bazhang> alan205, debian?
[01:53] <nsadmin> alan205 if you're trying to install debian, probably #debian would be a better place to get info from...
[01:54] <ompeompe> hallo
[01:54] <adi_> idea about which file/s contains the configurations about ip and connections for wi-fi?
[01:54] <bazhang> adi_, no need for anything but sudo
[01:54] <bazhang> klemen, this is linux mint?
[01:54] <ompeompe> waht this?
[01:55] <SeaPhor> klemen, is this a laptop or Desktop? if Desktop, is the ati card on-board?
[01:55] <alan205> no ‎thoght debian live was just a setup for a live cd
[01:55] <adi_> bazhang, at least doesn't need all the times to write the pass
[01:55] <bazhang> ompeompe, ubuntu support
[01:55] <MrShell> Yo, can anyone assist me on something most likely simple
[01:55] <alan205> now I cant update ubuntu
[01:55] <ompeompe> support for what?
[01:55] <bazhang> adi_, no.  Do NOT suggest it to new users, and it is completely unnecessary.
[01:55] <pedahzur> Packaging question.  I have a package I created (deb), and all the files listed in the contents get installed, except /etc/init.d/npreals.  Oddly enough, /etc/init.d/npreals is in the file conffiles in the package config, but there is no existing npreals file, and dpkg-buildpackage automatically adds npreals to the conffiles file, even though I don't want it to.
[01:56] <adi_> bazhang, ok
[01:56] <bazhang> alan205, you just said 'debian live'
[01:56] <OttifantSir> @MrShell: Ask the question and ye shall receive the answer if one knows it.
[01:56] <MrShell> Can someone PM assist me, its probably really simple
[01:56] <ompeompe> hi everyone! i never chat before
[01:56] <SeaPhor> !ask MrShell
[01:57] <SeaPhor> !ask | MrShell
[01:57] <bazhang> ompeompe, offtopic chat in #ubuntu-offtopic ; here is support only.
[01:57] <Babbleback> Dr_Willis, well I guess i should at least thank you for pointing me to the correct mount location
[01:57] <rabidweezle> ok, I dunno what is goin on, but I updated ubuntu (not a dist upgrade) and I have no sound now
[01:57] <jordan> I need help guys
[01:57] <MrShell> Ok, how do i run a .iso file in Ubuntu, i want to launch an xp install, but it want to extract the .iso?
[01:57] <ompeompe> i love ubuntu ha ha ha
[01:58] <jordan> I am running 8.10 as a live user becuz for some reason it hangs during install
[01:58] <rabidweezle> I am running jaunty, and alsa isn't giving me any errors, it looks like it's playing, it's not muted according to pulseaudio...
[01:58] <th0r> MrShell: you can't launch an xp install from an iso like that, you need to burn a cd
[01:58] <Dr_Willis> Babbleback:  yep. Ubuntu Basics
[01:58] <alan205> bashang: yes debiam ;ive I thought it was just like a live cd. I went onto #debian and specifically asked if this would hurt my ubuntu install. I was told it would not. SO now I cant update my ubuntu version
[01:58] <bazhang> jordan, did you md5 the iso before burning? burn at very low speed, and then do the disk integrity check?
[01:58] <jordan> i am downloading 9.04 as an iso and i need a way to burn/be able to use it
[01:58] <whatvn> rabidweezle, alsamixer -c 0
[01:59] <ompeompe> jordan
[01:59] <jordan> the issue is i have the 8.10 disk in my cd drive
[01:59] <rabidweezle> k
[01:59] <klemen> jordan
[01:59] <klemen> what os are you using now
[01:59] <OttifantSir> @MrShell: You have to mount it. GmountISO is an easy GUI for it. However, if you want to install XP as a dual-boot you'll need to burn a CD with ie Brasero or K3b
[01:59] <linuxguy2009> Hey guys, I finally figured out that I just needed a manual installation of the newer version of Pitivi video editor.Now I got my ubuntu tutorial ready to render for YouTube hosting. Anyone know about what format and screen dimensions I need etc. I heard 10min or less and less than 1GB in size.My source is 800x600.
[01:59] <Babbleback> Dr_Willis, do you know how to execute commands as root using the GUI?
[01:59] <linuxguy2009> MP4 work for youtube upload?
[01:59] <rabidweezle> wrong -c argument 'o'
[01:59] <jordan> i have no os really vista crashed on me and wont reinstall- i tried installing ubuntu 8.10 from a disk i have and it wont work
[01:59] <MrShell> th0r ottiffansir - I'm doing it off a USB Drive, my CD drive seems to have failed, not being recognised
[01:59] <ompeompe> i am trying using ubuntu. it's confusing me
[01:59] <whatvn> rabidweezle, 0 zero not o
[02:00] <rabidweezle> I meant 0 :D
[02:00] <jordan> it hangs when  creating the partitions
[02:00] <bazhang> jordan, please answer my questions above
[02:00] <th0r> MrShell: then you have to set up the computer to boot off the usb drive, but I don't think you can just copy the iso to the usb drive and get it to work
[02:00] <whatvn> rabidweezle, so your alsa is mixed one :-p
[02:00] <judgen> How do i get the taskbar buttons bigger?
[02:01] <jordan> no i did not baz the disk is still downloading
[02:01] <MrShell> I am totally new to this, its running an a very old (AMD Duron) machine and when i try and install or run an exe file it fails
[02:01] <rabidweezle> mixed one?
[02:01] <judgen> MrShell, Linux does not run .exe files at all without wine.
[02:01] <alan205> bazhang: did you see my last message?
[02:01] <klemen> root@klemen-desktop:~#  --->what does that mean?
[02:01] <OttifantSir> @MrShell: You need to find a program that creates a USB-boot drive for Windows. I don't remember any of them anymore. Haven't used Windows actively for several years
[02:01] <jordan> and i cant open the disk drive to burn the 9.04 because the live CD is in use
[02:01] <rabidweezle> I tried like sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart and still nothin
[02:01] <Justin10ec> I just hooked up my desktop monitor and stuff so I can use my laptop like it's a desktop computer, I have the display set to turn off the laptop monitor and use the external one. My question is, when I reboot the computer without the external monitor hooked up, will everything go back to normal?
[02:01] <bazhang> alan205, you believe that installing debian hurt your ubuntu install?
[02:02] <MrShell> So Ubuntu can't run an .iso file from a click? Windows can <_<
[02:02] <alan205> yes that may be correct
[02:02] <adi_> MrShell, i don't know but give a try to this dd if=image.iso of=/dev/sdb -b1024  at sdb just put the usb u have on your system
[02:02] <klemen> Mrsheell try to download nero for linux
[02:02] <Justin10ec> MrShell: Windows cannot do that without third party software. ;)
[02:02] <adi_> MrShell, after try to boot from usb key
[02:02] <klemen> than go to youtube for fruther information:how to burn iso file
[02:02] <whatvn> rabidweezle, did you install alsa?
[02:03] <rabidweezle> not manually
[02:03] <th0r> adi_: that will work only long enough to format the hard drive and lose everything <smile>
[02:03] <rabidweezle> it was installed when I installed the OS
[02:03] <judgen> MrShell, no  windows can NOT do that.
[02:03] <OttifantSir> @MrShell: Windows can't do jack with iso-files without drivers. Not even extract them. Ubuntu can
[02:03] <whatvn> rabidweezle, sao alsamixer -c 0 will work
[02:03] <adi_> th0r, i know. i said tu change the sdb with the device usb
[02:03] <whatvn> rabidweezle, so*
[02:03] <adi_> don't know what device he have
[02:04] <jordan> what do i do guys?
[02:04] <SeaPhor> jordan, what happens when you try to install from the live cd?
[02:04] <rabidweezle> still tells me wrong argument
[02:04] <rabidweezle> :(
[02:04] <th0r> adi_: but the iso is on the usb drive
[02:04] <rabidweezle> alsamixer -c 0
[02:04] <adi_> th0r, augh :|
[02:04] <jordan> seaphor the installer hangs when it gets to the part where it says creating ext3 filesystem blah blah
[02:05] <adi_> MrShell, try k3b to burn the iso on cd
[02:05] <OttifantSir> @adi: He has no CD-drive that's recognized
[02:05] <th0r> adi_: he can't do that cause he is on a live cd
[02:05] <adi_> MrShell, or brasero, it's installed by default
[02:05] <whatvn> rabidweezle, alsamixer -c 1 or 2 or 3
[02:05] <th0r> adi_: right....no cd
[02:05] <SeaPhor> jordan, "hangs"... how so- no error message?
[02:05] <adi_> ahm...:|
[02:05] <jordan> no error message- it just stops at 5%
[02:06] <MrShell> Wo Wo, slow down! I don't want a Windows Vs. Linux fight (your all Linux fanboys anyways lol). Ok, i can't download and run .exe files so where do i get a program on Ubuntu that can run my .iso file. I can NOT use a CD my CD drive is dead. I need to run the .iso of the USB like you would on WIndows by a mouse click
[02:06] <SeaPhor> jordan, no black screen?
[02:06] <jordan> no
[02:06] <Jeruvy> MrShell: mount
[02:06] <th0r> MrShell: you could mount the iso and even run an exe off it with wine, but the iso is the xp install, right? soon as you start it you will lose everything
[02:06] <whatvn> MrShell, you should use Windows
[02:06] <adi_> ahahahahahahah
[02:06] <SeaPhor> jordan, have you tried the alternate cd/iso download?
[02:06] <yaris123456789> hey today i had an interview, and they asked have you done any database optimization....what the hell does this indicate ?
[02:06] <OttifantSir> @MrShell: Try this link: http://www.vandomburg.net/installing-windows-xp-from-usb/
[02:07] <adi_> whatvn, :)))
[02:07] <jordan> no i have not- what would that do?
[02:07] <bazhang> yaris123456789, that is offtopic here
[02:07] <whatvn> adi_, :-p
[02:07] <MrShell> Ok, i like the Wine idea. Where do i get it?
[02:07] <whatvn> !wine
[02:08] <SeaPhor> jordan, what settings were you choosing during the partitioner settings?
[02:08] <th0r> MrShell: here is an idea....copy the iso to the hard drive and then use the dd to copy it back to the usb drive, that might work
[02:08] <jordan> the guided use full disk besides manual that was the only option
[02:08] <OttifantSir> @MrShell: If you want the latest, get the PPA information from winehq.org
[02:09] <SeaPhor> jordan, so you chose the guided use full disk?
[02:09] <jordan> yes
[02:09] <flanders> I edited /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf and added the line "blacklist r8169". However, when I reboot, and do a lsmod, I still see the r8169 module loaded...
[02:10] <flanders> It worked when I blacklisted snd_hda_intel, but when I try to blacklist r8169, nothing happens.
[02:10] <SeaPhor> jordan, were you wanting a dual-boot? is this a laptop or a desktop? how new/old?
[02:10] <jordan> desktop-4 years old no dual boot
[02:10] <rob2k9> can anyone help me configure a wireless brother 2170w printer -- it works with a wire but not in wireless mode
[02:10] <SeaPhor> jordan, ok,,,,,,
[02:11] <BlueLotus> hello
[02:11] <jordan> hmmm seaphor- could i do a frugal install of http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[02:11] <jordan> using my 9.04 downloaded iso?
[02:11] <OttifantSir> @flanders: First off, have you spelled it correctly?
[02:11] <SeaPhor> jordan, boot the live cd and instead of "install" choose the disk and memory checker?
[02:12] <Tenkawa> !ff3.5
[02:12] <jordan> would my idea work?
[02:12] <Tenkawa> hmmm
[02:12] <flanders> OttifantSir: Yes, I checked the spelling. It is exactly: r8169
[02:12] <rob2k9> brother 2170w printer....
[02:12] <SeaPhor> jordan, you should be able to, the live session has a USB Live - creator
[02:12] <flanders> OttifantSir: The line I added is exactly: blacklist r8169
[02:13] <jordan> i dont have a usb drive
[02:13] <jordan> hence my need to boot from hd
[02:13] <wolfgang> what codec do i need to download to be able to play avi??
[02:13] <rob2k9> anyone?
[02:13] <Dr_Willis> jordan:  unetbootin can do some sort of frugal/live install to a hard drive..
[02:13] <jordan> that should work then yes?
[02:13] <OttifantSir> @wolfgang: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:13] <wolfgang> my vlc player is messed up too
[02:13] <Dr_Willis> wolfgang:  avi is not a codec - its a container.. it could be any of a dozen+++ codecs
[02:14] <Dr_Willis> jordan:  deoenbds on your needs.. it will emulate a live cd - as far as i know.. that may not be what you want
[02:14] <SeaPhor> if you have a USB jordan
[02:14] <wolfgang> oh would ubuntu restricted extras also work on xubuntu? and on powerpc?
[02:14] <jordan> i do not
[02:14] <jordan> i lost it recently and cannot find it
[02:14] <SeaPhor> i have not tried that jordan
[02:14] <SeaPhor> it may work
[02:14] <OttifantSir> @wolfgang: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:15] <wolfgang> ok thanks alot
[02:15] <foad_> Hi. I'm stuck on 7.04 without possibility of re-install using a newer live cd. I'm trying to follow https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades#7.04%20to%207.10 but it says I should be generating a few files when I run do-release-update, and I'm not. any ideas.
[02:16] <flanders> When trying to blacklist the r8169 module, am I supposed to use another alias? I'm not sure how blacklisting works. When I blacklisted snd_hda_intel, it worked fine, without anything additional being done. However, it doesn't seem to be the case with r8169.
[02:17] <sarry> #j #linuxac
[02:18] <foad_> *DOES ANYONE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT UPGRADING AN EOL VERSION OF UBUNTU?*
[02:18] <sebsebseb> !caps |  foad_
[02:19] <jan247> hi guys, how do i use the 'time' command to display it as verbose? something as simple as 'time -v ls' doesn't work
[02:19]  * __d3f0__ is away: Ausente por ahora
[02:20] <MrShell> Alright i got wine-1.0.1.tar.bz2, now what do i do with it?
[02:20] <th0r> jan247: time --verbose, or man time
[02:21] <th0r> MrShell: you are trying to run the xp install iso right?
[02:21] <MrShell> No, install Wine to run the .iso
[02:22] <Dr_Willis> wine to run an iso? Hmmm/
[02:22] <OttifantSir> @MrShell: Wine won't run the iso
[02:22] <th0r> MrShell: and what is the iso?
[02:22] <th0r> Dr_Willis: I have been trying to tell him that
[02:22] <Seven-7> Is it possible to install an OS on another partition while inside Ubuntu?
[02:22] <Dr_Willis> Seven-7:  depends on the OS. :) i can do that with some linux disrtos easially enough.
[02:22] <adam7> Seven-7: depends on which OS
[02:23] <foad_> Is there anyone else I can ask about upgrading EOL versions? I've followed the one link on Ubuntu'
[02:23] <Seven-7> I'm on Ubuntu 9.04 thinking about giving Slackware a try or just another Ubuntu.
[02:23] <foad_> s site and it sucks.
[02:23] <MrShell> Ok. What can i run an .iso with in ubuntu, i thought Wine simulates Windows and can run and install it and done?
[02:23] <foad_> If no one here can help me, where can I go?
[02:23] <th0r> MrShell: what is inside the iso you are trying to use?
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> Seven-7:  virtualbox is worth looking into for testing other disrtos
[02:24] <whatvn> MrShell, remember .iso is just a disk image
[02:24] <bazhang> foad_, why can you not use the live/alternate cd installer?
[02:24] <OttifantSir> @th0r: It's XP install iso
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> MrShell:  you could mount the .iso and use wine to run apps ON the iso...
[02:24] <foad_> Because I've already got a working system installed and don't want to have to reinstall.
[02:24] <adam7> Seven-7: if you have a processor that supports virtualization and you have enough RAM, you can run both Ubuntu and another OS at the same time
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> But wine is NOT going to 'insttall windows'
[02:24] <adam7> !kvm | Seven-7
[02:24] <MrShell> Oh. Just remembered. Now the question is how to i mount and run the .iso to install Xp?
[02:24] <th0r> OttifantSir: right...and as soon as he starts the install, he will lose linux including the usb drive and won
[02:24] <th0r> 't be able to complete the install
[02:24] <Plecebo> I had a raid 6 array setup, I rebooted and all the drives were out of the raid array. Anyone have advice on how to troubleshoot? Should I just add the drives back into the array?
[02:25] <bazhang> foad_, so no technical reasons? just want to hang onto to the Feisty install?
[02:25] <Plecebo> using mdadm
[02:25] <el_loco> MrShell, use VmWare
[02:25] <Seven-7> I know what KVM is.
[02:25] <foad_> bazhang: What does it matter? Clearly I'm looking to do what I asked, why are you trying to persude me?
[02:25] <MrShell> I am NOT trying to get to OS's i am trying to get an OS change!
[02:25] <Seven-7> I want to /install/ an /os/ onto a /partition/ without having to /restart or whatever/.
[02:26] <bazhang> foad_, just trying to understand so I can help.
[02:26] <el_loco> MrShell, you want to burn the ISO into a CD so that you can boot from it?
[02:26] <OttifantSir> @MrShell: We know. Have you tried the link I sent you earlier? http://www.vandomburg.net/installing-windows-xp-from-usb/
[02:27] <MrShell> Ottifansir - Reading it now
[02:27] <el_loco> foad_, waht's EOL?
[02:27] <foad_> bazhang: I have a 7.04 install. I need to go to 7.10->8.04->Jaunty. My repos are busted because the plug was pulled on them. I've tried following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades#7.04%20to%207.10 three times. I can't download *any* of the files. I have access to nothing.
[02:27] <CooosmiChaos> bäm fuck melinda
[02:27] <foad_> el_loco: End of LIfe
[02:27] <bazhang> end of life el_loco
[02:27] <CooosmiChaos> i fucked her hahaha
[02:28] <foad_> el_loco: That's the buzzword everyone is using, I figured that would get me help faster.
[02:28] <OttifantSir> @MrShell: If that's not enough, then just google "install windows from usb" and you will have lots of info
[02:28] <flanders> I reboot after adding "blacklist r8169" once again to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf, and still the module is loaded (lsmod still shows it.)
[02:28] <haae234> When I create a new user should it be a Desktop user or an Administrator?
[02:28] <el_loco> so 'end of life' is a buzzword for what?
[02:28] <Seven-7> So no answer?
[02:28] <haae234> If I create a user that is an Administrator does that mean it is the same as root?
[02:29] <haae234> IE It's a clone of root?
[02:29] <Shadowgirl> no
[02:29] <Shadowgirl> just something to chat on
[02:29] <bazhang> el_loco, nothing. It means the version is no longer supported
[02:29] <Seven-7> Next time say "I dont know" instead of giving me the wrong answer. God damn I hate Ubuntu support.
[02:29] <el_loco> hooo... i see
[02:29] <Shadowgirl> mr. 7 not everyone can be right all the time
[02:29] <Shadowgirl> cut them some slack they are trying to do thier best
[02:29] <OttifantSir> @haae234: Administrator is (almost) equal to root, but not quite. root will always be there, an admin can be deleted
[02:30] <Shadowgirl> i thought root was admin
[02:30] <adam7> Shadowgirl: he clearly didn't want help otherwise he would have stuck around
[02:30] <haae234> Is the default user you create in the setup an administrator?
[02:30] <haae234> or Desktop user?
[02:30] <Shadowgirl> i guess so
[02:30] <OttifantSir> Default user in setup is a Desktop user
[02:30] <OttifantSir> It can attain root-privileges
[02:30] <stgmtl> hi im trying to install ubuntu restricted plugins and i get this message when i do
[02:31] <stgmtl> This application conflicts with other installed software. To install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' the conflicting software must be removed first. Switch to the 'synaptic' package manager to resolve this conflict.
[02:31] <Flannel> haae234: An administrator can do administrative things (install software, updates, modify stuff, etc).  A desktop user merely uses the desktop.  the user created during install is administrator
[02:31] <stgmtl> anyone got any answers
[02:31] <Tenkawa> hi all
[02:31] <bazhang> stgmtl, did you add any 3rd party repos?
[02:31] <Flannel> stgmtl: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[02:31] <stgmtl> 9.04
[02:32] <OttifantSir> @stgmtl: Open Synaptic and see what it says when you try to install the restricteds.
[02:32] <Shadowgirl> i noticed that in any of the buntu variants you cant set a root password at in stall
[02:32] <Shadowgirl> but u can on commandline
[02:32] <Shadowgirl> why was that implemented? its kinda a secerity risk seeing how people use familier things as paswords
[02:32] <haae234> So I should create a new user who is an Administrator?
[02:32] <Flannel> Shadowgirl: Because Ubuntu doesn't use the root account, so there's no reason to have it have a password.
[02:32] <bazhang> haae234, you have one, using sudo
[02:33] <OttifantSir>  @haae234: No need. When you need to install something, you type the password you set for yourself at install
[02:33] <Shadowgirl> touche flannel
[02:33] <JoeM> in stalled OS using software raid (for /home) first boot failed because fsck couldn't resolve UUID=...(UUID for md0)
[02:33] <haae234> So if the user isn't an administrator, they have to know the user's password set when first installing?
[02:33] <haae234> If they want to update the system for example?
[02:34] <Flannel> haae234: No, if a user isn't an administrator, they can't do those sorts of things by default.
[02:34] <Shadowgirl> does that intern make it a more hardined system to not use the root account
[02:34] <stgmtl> OttifantSir: doesnt say anything i get that message about the synaptic message when i add it from the add/remove apps option in the apps menu
[02:34] <el_loco> haae234,  you need to have sudo access to update/install things with apt-get
[02:34] <lwells> But I thought when you used sudo, you are using the root?, no?
[02:34] <haae234> What happens if I type sudo with a desktop user?
[02:34] <etzerd> hello everyone
[02:34] <el_loco> hello etzerd
[02:34] <haae234> rather than an administrator?
[02:34] <etzerd> what's new tonight?
[02:34] <Flannel> haae234: You get an error message
[02:34] <OttifantSir> @stgmtl: Open Synaptic, search for ubuntu-restricted-extras, try to install it and see which packages will be removed when you do
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> lwells:  sudo is a 'system' that lets users do some 'root privilage' actions. or it can let users run things as other users.
[02:35] <el_loco> haae234, is the same thing in ubuntu
[02:35] <etzerd> el_loco: what's up?
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> lwells:  thers mor to 'sudo' then 'doing things as root'
[02:35] <Moby_> can anyone steer me straight on mounting a netwrok drive....
[02:35] <el_loco> etzerd, nothing.. just hanging
[02:35] <lwells> But sudo uses the same pass as the user login for me at least
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> Moby_:  samba or nfs?
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> lwells:  sudo uses the USERS password - correct.
[02:36] <jonathancw> Has anyone had any experience with getting NVIDIA SLI 9800 GTs working with X?
[02:36] <el_loco> Dr_Willis, yes.. same pwd keept in the shadow file
[02:36] <lwells> Dr_Willis: but should there be a seperate pass for the root?
[02:36] <Tenkawa> jonathancw: would be interesting to try heheh
[02:36] <Tenkawa> but no
[02:36] <Tenkawa> I havent
[02:37] <Flannel> lwells: No, the root account has no valid password, it's locked.
[02:37] <el_loco> not in ubuntu... not necesarly
[02:37] <stgmtl> @OttifantSir it says libavcodecs52 and libavuntil49 will be removed
[02:37] <ubuntu39> is there a support channel for mplayer?
[02:37] <lwells> Dr_Willis: so there are things I cannot do in root?
[02:37] <el_loco> ubuntu39, yes
[02:37] <Flannel> el_loco: What?  No.  The root entry doesn't have a password at all.
[02:37] <jonathancw> Tenkawa this is my lscpi http://pastebin.com/d3c958b
[02:37] <ubuntu39> el_loco: #mplayer doesnt exist
[02:37] <el_loco> ok... i was not 100% sure
[02:37] <Shadowgirl> all you have to do haae234 is type in your password
[02:37] <Shadowgirl> for it to work
[02:37] <Shadowgirl> sudo only gives temporary adminstative privleges
[02:37] <Shadowgirl> not full root
[02:38] <FloodBot2> Shadowgirl: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:38] <Shadowgirl> oh one other thing haae234 on my system when you type it in it wont show up at all. that is completely normal it does that to protect your password
[02:38] <OttifantSir> @stgmtl: If that's all, there should be no problem. Start worrying when things other than libraries start getting removed
[02:38] <Shadowgirl> dont panic ok?
[02:38] <bp0> Hello, when I install tvtime with "sudo aptitude install tvtime" the directory it makes at ~/.tvtime is owned by root and so tvtime cant save it's config after you start it and scan channels and whatnot.
[02:38] <sebsebseb> Shadowgirl: if you want root  rights for a long time in a terminal  sudo -i
[02:38] <bp0> this is a bug, right? where should i report it
[02:38] <mikedoty> Hey, how can I test which resolutions (and refresh rates) my monitor supports?
[02:39] <el_loco> ubuntu39, http://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=MPlayer_FAQ
[02:39] <lwells> Good Ubuntu articles explaining root?
[02:39] <th0r> bp0: you can change the owner with chown
[02:39] <Flannel> bp0: When you install it, it shouldn't create anything in your home folder.  Did you run it with sudo afterwards?
[02:39] <adam7> !rootsudo
[02:39] <jonathancw> Has anyone had any experience with getting NVIDIA SLI 9800 GTs working with X?
[02:39] <adam7> !rootsudo > lwells
[02:39] <adam7> !nvidia | jonathancw
[02:39] <stgmtl> OttifantSir: thanx i have one more question. i already have a blank 50 gig partition on my hd is there anyway to install ubuntu in it im wondering cause  i installed it with wubi
[02:39] <bp0> Flannel: no. th0r, yes i know that, but it shouldnt do that.
[02:39] <Shadowgirl> one thing i want to know is why everytime i attempt to make a tutorial using istambul that it is incredibly slow and my video editors wont work on it
[02:39] <jonathancw> Adam seriously?  I've been there done that.  Got the tshirt.
[02:40] <JoeM> I installed using the alternate CD and set up RAID, but after installation it doesn't seem to recognize it...
[02:40] <ubuntu39> el_loco: this is freenode right....#mplayer is not there
[02:40] <Justin10ec> Is anyone here familiar with the FrostWire source code?
[02:40] <ubuntu39> oh im an idiot
[02:41] <Flannel> bp0: Odd.  It really shouldn't do that.  If you're sure, then yeah, file a bug...
[02:41] <Flannel> !bugs | bp0
[02:41] <jonathancw> Has anyone had any experience with getting NVIDIA SLI 9800 GTs working with X?
[02:41] <el_loco> ubuntu39, im sure you checked and its not... but the FAQ is all I konw, sry... i do remember it being there in the past
[02:41] <adam7> Justin10ec: if there is a Frostwire channel, they would probably be more help
[02:41] <Shadowgirl> dont insult your self ubuntu. u just didnt know that
[02:41] <OttifantSir> @stgmtl: If you installed with Wubi, you have the appropriate means to install Ubuntu on the blank partition: The live CD. Just start the computer with the CD in, and start installing. When you get to partitioning, choose the partition you want to install it on and you're good to go.
[02:41] <Shadowgirl> isnt frostwire illegal? i think it has something to do with lime wiere right
[02:41] <el_loco> ubuntu39, im in '#mplayer' now
[02:41] <Shadowgirl> wire i mean
[02:41] <Justin10ec> adam7: There's not. :(
[02:42] <sebsebseb> Shadowgirl: yep it's the opensource alternative
[02:42] <Jeruvy> Shadowgirl: its not illegal mind you, just another p2p tool.
[02:42] <adam7> Justin10ec: well, there must be a way people communicating about the project communicate -- try and find it
[02:42] <stgmtl> @OttifantSir ok when i do that there will be know way to carry over the things i did in my wubi ubuntu to the standard ubuntu
[02:42] <sebsebseb> Shadowgirl: better than Limewire also
[02:43] <zonyl> HI All.  The mxser driver is broken in the current 9.04 kernel and tried to backport the current kernel version but uncovered a bit of problems with dependencies from a restructure of the driver recently.   Is there a repositoy with more recent Linux kernels for 9.04?
[02:43] <OttifantSir> Frostwire, Limewire, eDonkey, KaZaa, Gnutella, Bittorrent and all other P2P protocols aren't really illegal in and of itself, but is "made" illegal by the content the users put on them
[02:43] <Shadowgirl> i think i'm going to rip my hair out with istambul. the 10 video i made with it runs incredibly slow and cant be fixed because all the video editors i've tried wornt work.
[02:44] <Shadowgirl> they reject it and say unsupported format when its ogg thera
[02:44] <el_loco> OttifantSir, the protocols can never be illegal, what's illegal is the act of sharing files that by sharing break the law
[02:45] <OttifantSir> @stgmtl: The best way I can think of is to back up your entire /home-folder, and when you've installed what you want to carry over from the Wubi to the standard, and before you start any of the programs, copy the config-directories over from the backup.
[02:45] <Shadowgirl> >_<
[02:45] <Shadowgirl> anyone know how to fix this problem?
[02:45] <owen1> i want to measure the memory FF is consuming. i see multiple entries in htop. what column is the memory? RES/SHR/MEM% ?
[02:45] <jonathancw> Has anyone had any experience with getting NVIDIA SLI 9800 GTs working with X?
[02:45] <linx> how do i ensure that i have all the newest packages installed? i thought it was apt-get upgrade, however ive heard that if u manually installed older versions that an apt-get upgrade would not update those
[02:45] <linx> is that true?
[02:45] <OttifantSir> @Shadowgirl: Learn CLI FFMpeg. or Mencoder
[02:45] <JoeM> how do I activate/mount an array with mdadm?
[02:45] <coleys> 3~3~3~3~3~3~3~3~3~3~3~3~3~3~3~3~3~3~3~
[02:45] <MidsummerDawn> I have a question! Besides Pidgin, what other IM service is compatible with Ubuntu?
[02:46] <stgmtl> @OttifantSir the config files can be found where
[02:46] <el_loco> owen1, MEM?
[02:46] <coleys> MidsummerDawn: Emesene
[02:46] <kathryn> all other clients are
[02:46] <sebsebseb> !pidgin  |  MidsummerDawn
[02:46] <kathryn> compatible with the freenode
[02:46] <kathryn> server
[02:46] <coleys> !emesene
[02:46] <adam7> coleys: there is empathy as well
[02:46] <sebsebseb> !amsn
[02:46] <sebsebseb> !kmess
[02:46] <owen1> el_loco: but it's %, can't it tell me the exact nubmer?
[02:46] <MidsummerDawn> I've been using Pidgin, but I'm getting tired of not being able to have group conversations.
[02:46] <coleys> !kopete
[02:46] <adi_> MidsummerDawn, gyachi too only for yahoo
[02:46] <Flannel> linx: "manually installed" meaning what?
[02:46] <OttifantSir> Usually in hidden folders in your /home-folder. Click Ctrl + H to show them. They will be marked with .mozilla, .pidgin, ie a punctuation mark
[02:47] <linx> if i manually downloaded a .deb of an older package
[02:47] <linx> and installed it
[02:47] <el_loco> owen1, try using ps?
[02:47] <Jeruvy> !empathy
[02:47] <Flannel> OttifantSir: Not a punctuation mark, a period.
[02:47] <Jeruvy> !info empathy
[02:47] <levtron> anyone know how im supposed to install ardour?
[02:47] <coleys> levtron: apt-cache search ardour
[02:47] <ugly> the livecd on the 9.04 Desktop CD image will boot on a modern Macbook (Intel-based), right?
[02:47] <owen1> el_loco: ok. i'll try
[02:47] <Flannel> linx: ah, if you install with a deb, it'll be updated (assuming there's a newer version in the repos).  Obviously, if you installed "my-favorite-package" and there's no newer version of "my-favorite-package", it can't be updated.
[02:47] <OttifantSir> Sorry, Flannel. Norwegian, not english or american. Get the terms confused sometimes
[02:47] <coleys> ugly: Yes.
[02:47] <bp0> bug already exists: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tvtime/+bug/92752
[02:47] <unitheory> ugly, yes
[02:47] <ugly> thanks
[02:48] <unitheory> ugly, it will boot
[02:48] <linx> Flannel: understood
[02:48] <Shadowgirl> well i guess i'm out of here
[02:48] <Shadowgirl> bye room
[02:49] <Flannel> bp0: So, your next step might be to contact the motu and ask about it.
[02:49] <wolfgang> bye
[02:49] <bp0> what is the motu
[02:50] <Hilikus_> hey guys
[02:50] <OttifantSir> !motu
[02:51] <Hilikus_> how do i remove this rule from ufw
[02:51] <Hilikus_> [ 5] 192.168.0.4 3306/tcp       ALLOW   192.168.0.4
[02:52] <unitheory> the delete key?
[02:52] <tecky> Whats the best way currently going about getting FireFox 3.5 installed ?
[02:52] <unitheory> tecky, downloading it from mozilla?
[02:52] <adi_> bye ppl
[02:52] <Pici> !ff35
[02:52] <adi_> g night
[02:52] <dfS> what going on
[02:52] <el_loco> adios cowboys!
[02:53] <JoeM> need help with software raid, set up through alternate install disk, but it won't activate.  fdisk shows them (they aren't mounted at all) and mdadm says md0 is not active... how do I activate it?
[02:54] <aoupi> hi, my VTs are broken. When I try to login everything looks OK but it says Login Incorrect. I try again but now when I enter my username it comes out as [a^[o^[u^[p^[i I continued anyway and it said incorrect again. if I started typing and let it timout it went back to looking normal when I entered my username again, but only for one time, still login incorrect
[02:54] <aoupi> I hope I didn't get cut
[02:54] <quakelive> HD youtubes are choppy even adter installing the NVIDIA drivers.
[02:54] <quakelive> How do I fix this?
[02:54] <quakelive> In windows they play fine.
[02:54] <dfS> has any one been able to run high-end games in wine?
[02:54] <ubuntu>  I had gOS installed and it did an update and all I got for boot was a memory checker.  I tried installing Kubuntu in the same place to overide gOS and now I get error 14.
[02:55] <ubuntu> I am trying to boot WIndows Xp Home and Linux.
[02:55] <OttifantSir> @quakelive: Try using VLC.
[02:55] <Hilikus_> [ 5] 192.168.0.4 3306/tcp       ALLOW   192.168.0.4
[02:55] <quakelive> Can you play youtubes in VLC?
[02:55] <Hilikus_> but i still can't connect from that host
[02:55] <OttifantSir> If you get the correct adress, it should
[02:56] <Jeruvy> ubuntu: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=538884
[02:56] <OttifantSir> I think I watched the first YouTube Live on VLC
[02:56] <Hilikus_> Jul  6 21:49:41 mazinger kernel: [13696.889814] [UFW BLOCK] IN=eth0 OUT= MAC=00:40:05:89:58:01:00:1d:92:ca:28:4b:08:00 SRC=192.168.0.4 DST=192.168.0.10 LEN=60 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=64 ID=6919 DF PROTO=TCP SPT=55531 DPT=3306 WINDOW=5840 RES=0x00 SYN URGP=0
[02:56] <quakelive> So VLC can do youtube?
[02:56] <azharcs> Hi Can anyone tell me if Firefox-3.5 has been added to Ubuntu repos.
[02:56] <quakelive> i didn't know that
[02:56] <ubuntu> I was there and it was of no help.
[02:56] <Hilikus_> azharcs: not yet
[02:56] <Flannel> azharcs: Yes.  It's in jaunty updates.  Hilikus_
[02:57] <ubuntu> Do I have to re-install Kubuntu or can I just fix the boot?
[02:57] <nsadmin> ubuntu are you running it now?
[02:57] <MacGruber> drink POWERTHIRST
[02:57] <MacGruber> BLACK EDITION
[02:57] <ubuntu> I tried asking in two other rooms and no one is responding.
[02:57] <ubuntu> I am running the Live CD I installed from.
[02:58] <MaT-dg> since I experimented with FF3.5 (shiretoko), xulrunner keeps updating to xulrunner-1.9.1
[02:58] <nsadmin> ubuntu what happens when you try to boot without
[02:58] <linuxguy2009> Ok guys my first ever Ubuntu screencast tutorial is uploading to youtube right now.Also my first ever youtube upload so thats kinda cool for me. While Im waiting i thought I would try to help some folks.So here I am.
[02:58] <azharcs> Flannel: I just updated to FF 3.5, but mine shows as Shireko browser. As well my previous FF 3.0.11 is also present instead of being over-written when the new version is released. Any help or why that is happening.
[02:58] <MacGruber> drink POWERTHIRST
[02:58] <ubuntu> It wanted me to reboot after I installed, but I said keep running Live CD, then after I finished with the website, I rebooted and got error 14.
[02:58] <MacGruber> NIGGA EDITION
[02:58] <Jeruvy> ubuntu: depends on what exactly is causing the problem, if its justa bonked bootloader, then it's fixable.  If its a goofed disk then probably not
[02:59] <ubuntu> CAn we go private a bit?
[02:59] <OttifantSir> !help
[02:59] <nsadmin> no, I'm leaving soon, just gathering info so that anyone else can step in
[02:59] <ubuntu> I got the error on the first reboot after installing Kubuntu 8 KDE3
[02:59] <quakelive> How do I watch a youtube in VLC?
[03:00] <nsadmin> error 14 from what program? lilo? milo? loadlin? grub? syslinux?
[03:00] <linuxguy2009> quakelive: You want to download a youtube video to your desktop and then view in VLC?
[03:00] <PackardBell> I first had another Linux installed and that one screwed up on me so I installed Kubuntu.
[03:00] <linuxguy2009> quakelive: keepvid.com
[03:00] <OttifantSir> @quakelive: It's a hassle, I agree, but you open a network stream and enter the adress of the video you want to play. How to obtain that adress, I don't remember.
[03:00] <PackardBell> Grub
[03:01] <PackardBell>  I had gOS installed and it did an update and all I got for boot was a memory checker.  I tried installing Kubuntu in the same place to overide gOS and now I get error 14.
[03:01] <PackardBell> When I boot the PC
[03:01] <nsadmin> cmon now, you just confused me :) don't change your nic so often :)
[03:02] <aoupi> OttifantSir: you have the best nick I've seen in ages :D
[03:02] <PackardBell> My apology.
[03:02] <nsadmin> so let's see what 14 means for grub
[03:02] <OttifantSir> @aoupi: thank you. So you're familiar with the Ottifants?
[03:02] <Jeruvy> PackardBell: http://www.uruk.org/orig-grub/errors.html
[03:02] <aoupi> OttifantSir: yea, read them as a kid
[03:03] <OttifantSir> @aoupi: Me too. Love 'em.
[03:03] <nsadmin> PackardBell http://www.uruk.org/orig-grub/errors.html
[03:03] <Hilikus_> how do i configure ufw to allow intranet mysql traffic?
[03:03] <nsadmin> there's something about the filesystem it doesn't understand
[03:03] <unitheory> PackardBell, http://www.uruk.org/orig-grub/errors.html
[03:04] <OttifantSir> @aoupi: Especially the one with the puzzle that don't fit together: I get a hole here, and a bulge here, it's broken!
[03:04] <aoupi> OttifantSir: :p
[03:04] <JoeM> no one has used mdadm?
[03:05] <linuxguy2009> Hey guys how is the compatibility with Logitech webcams? They pretty much all work with Ubuntu or do you have to watch which model you buy or what?
[03:06] <Jeruvy> linuxguy2009: most webcams even logitechs seem to work well
[03:06] <chetnick> Hello, how do i see which WiFi card i am using, and which driver ?
[03:06] <linuxguy2009> cool
[03:06] <opop>  anyone know how to rebuild a raid5 from 2/3 of the working disks?  my mobo doesn't seem to want to do it without winders.
[03:06] <arturov> hey sorry, I just tried to change my display and then my screen went all white, I need to know how to change it back, anyone??
[03:06] <Jeruvy> !fakeraid | opop
[03:06] <exia_> hey all, i have an issue... i want to delete the last gnome-panel from my desktop but it doesnt allow me to do it. I googled it and found a solution but i cant find SESSIONS in my preferences -_-
[03:07] <exia_> i have ubuntu 9.04 desktop
[03:07] <linuxguy2009> Is LVM sort of like software raid or something?
[03:07] <opop> Jeruvy: did you even read the question?
[03:07] <blu3_b4ll5> startup applications = sessions
[03:07] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: It abstracts away your physical disks
[03:08] <nsadmin> no lvm is a system where you can define and resize "logical volumes"
[03:08] <nsadmin> Flannel: didn't mean "no" to you
[03:08] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: That terminalogy went over my head.hehe
[03:08] <exia_> blu3_b4ll5, okay well... where is gnome panel there?
[03:08] <OttifantSir> @linuxguy2009: No, LVM is something else. It's making several disks act as one. Or you can spread the information of several Logical Volumes over several Physical Volumes.
[03:09] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: Ok I see
[03:09] <nsadmin> I personally don't like lvm over multiple disks
[03:09] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-lvm/  Explains it (with pictures!)
[03:09] <linuxguy2009> oops I meant OttifantSir:
[03:09] <arturov> hey all! Sorry, I just tried to change my display and then my screen went all white, I need to know how to change it back, anyone??
[03:09] <linuxguy2009> thank you
[03:09] <Jeruvy> opop: I handed you links after seeing you repeat the question in two channels.  So you can check the links or not.  Your choice
[03:09] <blu3_b4ll5> exia_: beats me I dont see it there either
[03:10] <linuxguy2009> arturov: What exactly did you change the resolution, monitor, refresh?
[03:10] <JoeM> adam7 you there?
[03:10] <quakelive> How do I install sshd?
[03:10] <belorix> !backup
[03:10] <quakelive> !sshd
[03:10] <exia_> blu3_b4ll5, oh -_- that damn panel, i just set up awn how i wish it to be and now i cant delete just one panel lol
[03:12] <blu3_b4ll5> exia_: awn I see..I got rid of it after having problems with compix
[03:12] <blu3_b4ll5> doesnt like intel I guess
[03:12] <OttifantSir> @exia_: Try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=405721
[03:13]  * eduardo detach
[03:13] <exia_> OttifantSir, okay thx, i'll try now
[03:14] <opop> jeruvy:  sorry, i asked the question unclearly.  I'm using dmraid and i had a volume quit.  didn't know you were on ##pink or ##bikes, those guys don't tend to hang out in #ubuntu.
[03:15] <opop> Jeruvy: as far as I can tell, mdadm and dmraid are not interchangeable, or am I missing hte boat?
[03:15] <alan_> Can't connect to 64bit WEP network. Am able to connect when I turn off encryption. using a WG311v3 via ndiswrapper, but I believe the problem is that Network Connections GUI menu doesn't offer a 64bit WEP option. Is there a work around or an alternative that I can use?
[03:16] <Jeruvy> opop: sorry I have a phone call, try asking others.
[03:16] <opop> Jeruvy: no worries, i'm doing more googling
[03:17] <quakelive> alan_: Don't use WEP, it can be hacked in less than a minute
[03:17] <quakelive> Use WPA
[03:18] <belorix> quakelive: some routers dont use WPA
[03:18] <quakelive> Well you're stuffed then.
[03:18] <alan_> quakelive, I'm aware, however this is a friends network, and he has his whole family on it
[03:18] <unitheory> quakelive, 99.9999% of people couldn't crack WEP to save their lives
[03:18] <quakelive> WEP is no different to unsecured.
[03:18] <Inc`> Would I get any speed degredation if I tried to wire a gigabit network over 100ft of cat 5e cable vs cat 6?
[03:19] <belorix> quakelive: is you go wep, i would recommend shutting of your SSID broadcast
[03:19] <quakelive> You can still get it
[03:19] <alan_> laptops come in and out, etc quakelive, and they don't want to move everything on all of their machines to support my friends dalliances. Am I really "stuffed" so far as this goes w/o that?
[03:19] <quakelive> even if broadcast is off
[03:19] <belorix> not as easily, just donmt use generic router names
[03:19] <alan_> belorix, broadcast is off (as of about 3 hours ago ;) )
[03:19] <quakelive> You can get the SSID even if broadcast is off. Easily.
[03:20] <belorix> !backup belorix
[03:20] <quakelive> In short, don't use WEP.
[03:20] <belorix> !backup
[03:20] <quakelive> !wep
[03:22] <alan_> quakelive, rtfm already. I have the card up and working, but that doesn't address my need
[03:22] <Flannel> !rtfm | alan_
[03:25] <edbian> What?  Nobody needs any Ubuntu support?  Is Ubuntu perfect?
[03:25] <ewsubach> i was just thinking the same thing..no messages in last 3 mins
[03:25] <blu3_b4ll5> hell no
[03:25] <OttifantSir> About time to head over to another channel?
[03:26] <douglas_> olaa
[03:26] <douglas_> holla
[03:27] <douglas_> hei
[03:27] <OttifantSir> Hollaback girl you say
[03:27] <OttifantSir> ??
[03:27] <blu3_b4ll5> high
[03:27] <edbian> I'm not a holler-back girl
[03:27] <bazhang> !ot
[03:27] <blu3_b4ll5> me neither
[03:28] <Devon_C> hey guys I'm having a lot of trouble with YouTube - I have the necessary plugins but it's really choppy, I cant fast forward or rewind, adjust volume, or mute
[03:28] <douglas_> mother
[03:28] <Devon_C> is there anything I should do?
[03:28] <edbian> Devon_C: Are you using open / closed source flash player?
[03:28] <douglas_> ?
[03:28] <douglas_> ?
[03:28] <douglas_> not
[03:28] <bazhang> !br | douglas_
[03:28] <Devon_C> edbian: I'm not sure, i think I have Adobe Flash player installed but is that what YouTube uses?
[03:29] <MrKeuner> is there a ppa for gnumeric?
[03:29] <douglas_> sorry
[03:29] <songer> hello people
[03:29] <arturo> hi... i have a little problem.. i can not uninstall mysql
[03:29] <songer> I need you help
[03:30] <edbian> Devon_C: YouTube is flash videos.  You need a flash player installed to watch flash videos.  There are 2 options.  There is an open source flash player (IDK what the package is called.) And there is the closed source (but still available in the repos) Adobe flash player.  Open synaptic and search "flash" lets see which you have.
[03:30] <queso> I have been trying to get my wireless to work without much luck. I've described what I've done on the Ubuntu forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1203540  Would someone be willing to help me?  I'd appreciate it.  Thanks.
[03:30] <songer>  i want to upgrate to sid
[03:30] <Pici> songer: This is #ubuntu, for Debian questions please join #debian
[03:30] <edbian> songer: Are you talking about debian sid??
[03:30] <bazhang> songer, that is debian
[03:31] <exia_> why after i deleted gnome-panel some of my apps are hanging on in unix_stream?
[03:31] <exia_> unix_stream_data_wait :(
[03:31] <Devon_C> edbian: I have Adobe Flash Player platform support library for Esound and OSS as well as a bunch others...
[03:31] <MrKeuner> songer, if you change the apt lines that'll proably do it
[03:31] <alan_> what's up queso?
[03:31] <JoeM> can someone help me with using mdadm?
[03:31] <edbian> Devon_C: Which packages are installed??
[03:31] <OttifantSir> @MrKeuner: Try here: https://launchpad.net/~sumydi/+ppa-packages (Not an official PPA, but seems recent)
[03:32] <songer> bok
[03:32] <queso> alan_: I tried compiling the driver and it errored out
[03:32] <CleanLaundry> how do I stream videos in firefox without having to download them?
[03:32] <Devon_C> edbian: oh... *smacks forehead* only like 2
[03:32] <Devon_C> edbian: let me take care of that lol
[03:32] <duckwars> how can I right click in ubuntu using a mac with only one button for the mouse?
[03:32] <OttifantSir> @CleanLaundry: Try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683&highlight=flash
[03:32] <CleanLaundry> OttifantSir, thanks
[03:33] <MrKeuner> OttifantSir, thanks, I also found that page but when I click on PPA for Marco Simonelli, it does not show gnumeric anymore
[03:33] <MrKeuner> OttifantSir, does that mean their repository does not include gnumeric anymore?
[03:33] <duckwars> please anyone, I'm in a real dilly of a pickle
[03:35] <duckwars> errr. at least how do you copy in the ubuntu gui?
[03:35] <evon> duckwars: what's the problem?
[03:35] <edbian> duckwars: Try F12
[03:35] <exia_> why after i deleted gnome-panel some of my apps are hanging on in unix_stream_data_wait?
[03:36] <duckwars> I need to copy files from HD to another using ubuntu that is running from a CD on my sister's mac
[03:36] <duckwars> f12 will do what now?
[03:36] <duckwars> but when I just pull one file to the other HD it doesn't do anything
[03:36] <edbian> duckwars: To right click.  Try F12
[03:36] <duckwars> okay, though I feel I'm being fucked with
[03:36] <edbian> duckwars: To copy ctrl+c to paste: ctrl+v
[03:37] <edbian> duckwars: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=169421
[03:37] <evon> duckwars: sorry don't know much about macs. You can try copying as a super user. It might be a permission issue
[03:37] <evon> duckwars: in the terminal type sudo nautilus and try copying that way
[03:38] <duckwars> well, I wanna see the rate of the copying, so I don't wanna do it through terminal
[03:38] <edbian> duckwars: Using a gui you can just click + drag yes?
[03:38] <duckwars> i tried, but that don't work
[03:38] <duckwars> i think i will try sudo nautilus
[03:38] <edbian> duckwars: Or highlight files, ctrl + c go to the directory you want them in.  ctrl + v
[03:38] <OttifantSir> @MrKeuner: That would be the case it seems
[03:39] <Shadowgirl> i've had the strangest problem. i attempted to install a program called flock (web browser spinn off of firefox) and i dont know how to make a lancher for it
[03:39] <Shadowgirl> how do i fix this problem
[03:40] <edbian> Shadowgirl: Can you run the program from the terminal??
[03:40] <Joseph_ray> Can someone tell me how I can get the desktop cube in Gnome to rotate?
[03:40] <Shadowgirl> how do i do that?
[03:40] <evon> shadowgirl: right click on desktop and click on create launcher
[03:40] <duckwars> the ctrl + c and the ctrl + v didn't work
[03:40] <duckwars> and sudo nautilus doens't work for some reason
[03:40] <evon> duckwars: what about sudo nautilus?
[03:40] <edbian> Shadowgirl: Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal  :)
[03:41] <Shadowgirl> itz open but what do i need to type
[03:41] <duckwars> sudo nautilus doesn't seem to work...
[03:41] <edbian> Shadowgirl: flock  (or whatever it's called)
[03:41] <MrKeuner> OttifantSir, do you think I can just download its source from deb-source link and compile it
[03:41] <philtar> How safe is it to delete the default user of an installation?
[03:42] <losher> duckwars: stop wasting your time & use the cli....
[03:42] <edbian> duckwars: You're not gonna like this.  You have to set up a special key-binding such as ctrl + button 1 (left click) = right click.  Here is a tutorial:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=193864
[03:42] <OttifantSir> @MrKeuner: But gnumeric is the latest release available from gnumeric's site, so there really is no need to compile anything
[03:42] <edbian> Shadowgirl: Did your program launch???
[03:42] <Flannel> philtar: totally safe.  (You, of course, want to have another user with administrator access or else you'll have to create one later)
[03:42] <MrKeuner> OttifantSir, I am looking forward to 1.9 series
[03:43] <qe2eqe> So I tried to show off snaptic today by installing open office... and when I searched for openoffice, I got a MILLION frikken package names, one thesaurus, one help, one I10n, one hypenation, one help for every language, qt,gtk, writer, calc, dev tools, you name it.
[03:43] <MrKeuner> OttifantSir, although it is not stable
[03:43] <Shadowgirl> i dont know how to launch things on the command line
[03:43] <Shadowgirl> i feel dumb
[03:43] <Shadowgirl> >_<
[03:43] <nsadmin> just type its name
[03:43] <blu3_b4ll5> I've so been there
[03:43] <blu3_b4ll5> lol
[03:43] <edbian> Shadowgirl: Your not dumb :).  To launch a program from the terminal you simply type the name of that program :)
[03:44] <losher> philtar: I think it's safe. It's just an ordinary user created at install time. As Flannel says, make sure you have a way to create new users though
[03:44] <edbian> Shadowgirl@localbox:~$  firefox
[03:44] <coz_> Shadowgirl,  is this gnome?
[03:44] <G0di-> hi all
[03:44] <stronze> im trying to get a game client to run in wine but im stuck cuz i cant get dao360.dll to work
[03:44] <G0di-> why when i try to install ubuntu into the window 7 i get error with extract?
[03:45] <OttifantSir> @MrKeuner: Here's a direct link to the latest source: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/gnumeric/1.9/gnumeric-1.9.9.tar.gz
[03:45] <edbian> Shadowgirl: Do you understand??
[03:45] <FLJohn> ﻿Regarding Firewalls.  I use an Internet Modem/Router.  Am I safe behind this router?
[03:45] <G0di-> why when i try to install ubuntu into the window vista i get error with extract?
[03:46] <MrKeuner> OttifantSir, that requires a lot of dependencies to be compiled. I was loking for an easier job
[03:46] <blu3_b4ll5> G0di-:it's a conspiracy
[03:46] <MrKeuner> OttifantSir, i thought if i used apt-source gnumeric things might be easier??
[03:46] <nsadmin> FLJohn: depends on the router, what it's doing, etc
[03:46] <Owner> what is an equvalent of netstat in ubuntu?
[03:46] <ballzack3> What's a good program to record video with my logitech webcam, just an mpeg file, not necessarily live streaming?
[03:46] <nsadmin> netstat
[03:46] <nsadmin> -t0tally- equivalent :)
[03:46] <Shadowgirl> well this is what i get
[03:46] <Shadowgirl> burgandy@burgandy-laptop:~$ flock
[03:46] <Shadowgirl> flock (util-linux-ng 2.14.2)
[03:46] <Shadowgirl> Usage: flock [-sxun][-w #] fd#
[03:46] <Shadowgirl>        flock [-sxon][-w #] file [-c] command...
[03:46] <FloodBot2> Shadowgirl: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:46] <OttifantSir> @MrKeuner: If you want to be on the bleeding edge, sometimes you have to bleed a little. I know of no easier way. Maybe check getdeb.net
[03:46] <Shadowgirl>   -s  --shared     Get a shared lock
[03:47] <FLJohn> ﻿nsadmin: I know under windows I do not need to have a firewall on the computer
[03:47] <stronze> im trying to get a game client to run in wine but im stuck cuz i cant get dao360.dll to work
[03:47] <Owner> what im looking for is to show the ip of the connection
[03:47] <qe2eqe> Shadowgirl,  it's telling you that flock needs a little more instruction to get going. Try typing man flock
[03:47] <MrKeuner> OttifantSir, they don;t have it either
[03:47] <edbian> Shadowgirl: Ok.  The command line is telling you that you are starting flock incorrectly.  Some programs will only run if some arguments are passed to them.
[03:47] <nsadmin> FLJohn: because the thing providing the firewall is a different box
[03:47] <duckwars> the resolution seemed to be I had to run it in nautilus
[03:47] <duckwars> thanks guys
[03:47] <duckwars> still no right-click though
[03:47] <MrKeuner> OttifantSir, i don;t care much for bleeding edge except gnumeric 1.9 series are having some features I need badly
[03:48] <edbian> Shadowgirl: See my personal message??
[03:48] <qe2eqe> Fljohn, there's other channels on this site related to securit
[03:48] <FLJohn> ﻿ nsadmin:  I am aware.  I was just making sure nothing changed from the switch to ubuntu.  Why would it, the Router did not change
[03:48] <khermans> ballzack3, v4l ?
[03:48] <kyppcgeek> i am microsoft: we WILL assimilate you
[03:48] <kyppcgeek> lol
[03:49] <Owner> how can i see the ip of all the connection on the computer?
[03:49] <ballzack3> khermans i found it on wikipedia, but it appears to just be a library
[03:49] <khermans> ballzack3, vlc should be able to "open device"
[03:49] <zortec> Can anyone help? My sister went to a news website and now I have trojans and viruses.  I was wondering if there is a program in Linux I can use to clean the partition.
[03:49] <ballzack3> vlc?
[03:49] <kyppcgeek> rofl
[03:49] <khermans> yes
[03:49] <zortec> I'm running clamav right now.
[03:50] <kyppcgeek> no zortec it doesnt work that way
[03:50] <MrKeuner> Owner, you can use netstat application
[03:50] <edbian> zortec: clamav is scanning your linux install for viruses.
[03:50] <kyppcgeek> lmao
[03:50] <G0di-> why when i try to install ubuntu into the window vista i get error with extract?
[03:50] <zortec> edbian: I am running a recursive scan on the Windows partition
[03:50] <G0di-> http://www.2shared.com/file/6588597/a45c1481/Dibujo.html
[03:50] <kyppcgeek> linux has no trojans
[03:50] <Shadowgirl> ok the man page is telling me something wierd
[03:50] <Shadowgirl> its telling me that its a utility and not the program i thought it was at all
[03:50] <khermans> zortec, dont listen -- you can use clamav to scan your windows if you like too
[03:50] <Shadowgirl> i downloaded flock web browser from the site so i really dont get it
[03:50] <qe2eqe> FLJohn, ah! premature line. Other channels might have people better suited to help... I can say NAT brings a few inherent protections, and also whatever your router is probably has some safeish defaults. you might try googling to see if you can put a linux firmware on your router, then you can maybe use a program or read man to write your custom firewall file.
[03:50] <Shadowgirl> should i get the windows verson and just use wine?
[03:50] <FloodBot2> Shadowgirl: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:50] <gartral> anyone have any success with setting up a mail server in house?
[03:51] <owner_> MrKeuner what do i need to do?
[03:51] <edbian> Shadowgirl: See me PM???
[03:51] <_u2pop_> can somebody help g0di- please?
[03:51] <stronze> im trying to get a game client to run in wine but im stuck cuz i cant get dao360.dll to work
[03:51] <kyppcgeek> gartal: use squirell mail
[03:51] <G0di-> why when i try to install ubuntu into the window vista i get error with extract?
[03:51] <gartral> i *need* an in house mail server
[03:51] <MrKeuner> owner_, read about netstat, type man netstat in terminal
[03:51] <G0di-> http://www.2shared.com/file/6588597/a45c1481/Dibujo.html
[03:51] <Owner> ok
[03:51] <Owner> thank you
[03:51] <zortec> It is scanning /media/disk which is the partition for Windows XP.  I saw a youtube video where you can use clamav to clean an infected computer.
[03:52] <zortec> I am not sure if that works or not.
[03:52] <kyppcgeek> Godi: because it is Vista! NUFF SAID
[03:52] <kyppcgeek> LOL
[03:52] <kyppcgeek> oops
[03:52] <kyppcgeek> damn caps
[03:52] <linuxguy2009> zortec: Was it by Nixie Pixel?
[03:52] <FloodBot2> kyppcgeek: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:52] <khermans> zortec, you can, but clamav alone is unlikely to fix kernel mod rootkits
[03:52] <edbian> Shadowgirl: See my personal message??
[03:52] <zortec> linuxguy2009: Yes that is the one.
[03:52] <stronze> can someone point me in the right direction?
[03:52] <stronze> im so lost
[03:52] <gartral> kyppcgeek: i need an in home mail server
[03:52] <zortec> linuxguy2009: She had some other videos too.
[03:52] <linuxguy2009> zortec: Yeah she is the coolest girl.
[03:52] <_u2pop_> kyppcgeek what mean is vista ?
[03:52] <edbian> stronze: What's your question / problem??
[03:52] <stronze> im trying to get a game client to run in wine but im stuck cuz i cant get dao360.dll to work
[03:52] <Flannel> stronze: Try #winehq, they'll know more about Wine issues
[03:52] <zortec> linuxguy2009: Does it actually work to get rid of trojans and malware?
[03:53] <stronze> thanks
[03:53] <_u2pop_> you cant install ubuntu into the window vista?
[03:53] <zortec> linuxguy2009: I thought about just booting back into Windows and running adaware and spybot.
[03:53] <linuxguy2009> zortec: Yeah its a tutorial.She knows what she is doing.
[03:53] <edbian> _u2pop_: wubi
[03:53] <_u2pop_> ok
[03:53] <edbian> stronze: Sorry bud :(  No idea.
[03:54] <stronze> flannel pointed to wine chat
[03:54] <stronze> but thanks edbian
[03:54] <zortec> How do I update the virus definitions for clam? It told me there was a new version available.
[03:54] <zortec> But I don't see how to dowload it.
[03:54] <Shadowgirl> ur pm yea
[03:54] <Shadowgirl> i didnt know you could do that
[03:54] <Shadowgirl> _u2pop_: you can using the wubi installer
[03:54] <Shadowgirl> zortec: isnt there an update button?
[03:55] <zortec> Shadowgirl: Yes the update button just gives a message that a new version is available without any download link.
[03:55] <linuxguy2009> zortec: If I say honestly what i think of Windows I will probably get banned. hehe
[03:55] <kyppcgeek> firefox 3.5 sucks!
[03:55] <Shadowgirl> zortec: i hate that
[03:55] <zortec> linuxguy2009: You are a linux guy.  I wouldn't expect you to be a pro supporter of Windows. :P
[03:55] <linuxguy2009> lol
[03:56] <JoeM> could someone help walk me through the alternate cd install with raid/lvm support... apparently I'm an idiot as I've failed this 6 times now
[03:56] <kyppcgeek> i support both. what is the problem?
[03:56] <bazhang> kyppcgeek, please chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:57] <zortec> I have scanned 7082 files and it is 8% complete... honestly I don't know if this is going to find the trojans and malware in the Windows directory or not... it doesn't seem likely.
[03:57] <zortec> It has not found anything so far.
[03:57] <thedarkone> is cpu temp 34-35 c good?
[03:57] <kyppcgeek> lol no
[03:57] <Shadowgirl> zortech: it does that to me too now i think about it
[03:57] <Shadowgirl> brb getting food
[03:57] <kyppcgeek> cpu temp should be 99c
[03:57] <JoeM> I have a 30G SSD for OS, easy enough.  I then have 2 1TB drives that I wish to set up as 8mb from each RAID 0 as swap, rest of each RAID 0 put in LVM to use as home... why won't this work?
[03:57] <zortec> thedarkone: I wouldn't worry about cpu temp until you reach the high 50s
[03:58] <bazhang> kyppcgeek, please stop
[03:58] <blackest_knight> thedarkone:  less than 50 is cool  it can be higher
[03:58] <kyppcgeek> lol sorry. couldnt resist
[03:58] <thedarkone> my last cpu was running at 12c
[03:59] <kennyyu> hi there, i'm constantly getting the error in /var/log/messages "segfault at 0 ip b79083d7 sp bfc47954 error 4 in libglib-2.0.so.0.2000.1[b78ab000+b6000]"... any idea?
[03:59] <Shadowgirl> a quick comparason: debian vs ubuntu which is better?
[03:59] <zortec> Does anyone know for sure if clam detects trojans? I don't think Linux has that problem
[03:59] <zortec> I would hate for this to be a waste of time.
[03:59] <bazhang> Shadowgirl, discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
 yes clam detects many windows trojans
[04:00] <Shadowgirl> sorry baz
[04:00] <blackest_knight> thedarkone:  you live in a fridge ? ambiant temp here isnt that low
[04:00] <zortec> kyppcgeek: I'm 11% done and it has detected nothing.
[04:00] <thedarkone> blackest well kinda
[04:00] <kyppcgeek> u are far from done
[04:01] <thedarkone> my room is always ac cooled
[04:01] <DigitalFiz> well zortec you have 89% to go might want to go get some coffee and maybe watch some tv
[04:01] <rogerwilco> anyone know about getting Atheros AR5001X+ wireless to work with madwifi?
[04:02] <lorph> hello is it possible for me to use the 9.04 repositories if I am using 8.04
[04:02] <rogerwilco> i got madwifi-hal-0.10.5.6 from 7/5
[04:02] <rogerwilco> it doesn't find access points
[04:02] <DigitalFiz> yeah but 12c? thats cooler then most A/C units even go
[04:02] <zortec> DigitalFiz, kyppcgeek: How can I be sure it detects trojans as well as viruses?
[04:02] <DigitalFiz> trojans are viruses zortec
[04:03] <zortec> DigitalFiz: I recall in my linux class they are in a different category
[04:03] <gogeta> sweet uxa makes mt gma not drage
[04:03] <gogeta> lol
[04:03] <DigitalFiz> a trojan is a virus designed for a specific purpose
[04:04] <zortec> DigitalFiz: I have trojans right now that are stealing passwords... that is kind of alarming.
[04:04] <DigitalFiz> trojan might be a sub category of a virus
[04:04] <thedarkone> it commerical ac
[04:04] <DigitalFiz> but its a virus
[04:04] <gogeta> zortec: uninstall windows
[04:04] <DigitalFiz> nah just let the scan complete
[04:04] <MestreBiel> good night
[04:05] <Owner> is it possible to make a file with a certain size but made out of null bytes?
[04:05] <DigitalFiz> yes
[04:05] <Owner> how
[04:05] <zortec> MestrelBiel: touch <file>
[04:05] <bruenig> Owner: dd
[04:05] <MestreBiel> touch file
[04:06] <Owner> dd? i type it but it keeps loading let me so some reading
[04:06] <zortec> Owner: use the touch command
[04:07] <Owner> alright let me look into it
[04:07] <JoeM> anyone have experience with mdadm and lvm?
[04:07] <bruenig> zortec: touch does not create a file of a certain size made otu of null bytes
[04:07] <thedarkone> okay i got cpu temp down to 32 c
[04:07] <bruenig> Owner: dd
[04:08] <bruenig> Owner: http://blog.spikesource.com/filesize_creation.htm
[04:08] <Owner> bruenig thank you
[04:08] <zortec> bruenig: It should create a file of 0 bytes
[04:09] <kyppcgeek> offtopic is way off in lalalala land
[04:09] <JoeM> grumble repeatedly having to format 2TB is slow
[04:09] <Flannel> kyppcgeek: Please stay on topic here.
[04:09] <kyppcgeek> y?
[04:09] <kyppcgeek> jk. I will
[04:10] <zortec> I hope clam does not let me down.
[04:11] <kyppcgeek> zortec needs to format
[04:11] <kyppcgeek> period
[04:11] <kyppcgeek> heheheh
[04:11] <bazhang> kyppcgeek, stay on topic.
[04:12] <kyppcgeek> I was
[04:12] <zortec> kyppcgeek: I set up a dual boot system.  I would prefer not to format.
[04:12] <kyppcgeek> I was answering zortec
[04:12] <bazhang> kyppcgeek, last warning.
[04:12] <lorph> hello is it possible for me to use the 9.04 repositories if I am using 8.04?
[04:12] <Flannel> lorph: You really shouldn't, although there are ways to backport individual packages if they meet certain criteria.
[04:13] <lorph> Flannel: i need a higher version of erlang
[04:13] <Flannel> lorph: What from 9.04 are you looking to upgrade?
[04:13] <zortec> Why does kyppcgeek keep getting warned?
[04:13] <Flannel> lorph: That should backport fine.  Theres a tool to do automatic backporting,
[04:13] <Flannel> !prevu | lorph
[04:13] <lorph> thanks
[04:14] <kyppcgeek> yeah? am I not supposed to answer questions?
[04:14] <Flannel> kyppcgeek: You're supposed to follow the channel guidelines.
[04:14] <bazhang> formatting is not an answer kyppcgeek
[04:14] <kennyyu> hi there... how can i make sure my jvm is using multple cpus of my server in a balanced way? with the 'htop' command, it really seemed that my java process is consuming only 1 cpu...
[04:15] <Phinsfan> Can someone help with printer installation?
[04:15] <kennyyu> (1 cpu is running at 100% utilization whilst others are seemingly idle.....)
[04:15] <chunkierdonkey> !list
[04:16] <Phinsfan>  Can someone help with printer installation?
[04:17] <bullgard4> What does a foreing addres '0.0.0.0:*' mean in the output of '~ sudo netstat -anop --inet | grep ekiga'?
[04:17] <_u2pop_> the damn wubi
[04:17] <kennyyu> bullgard4: 0.0.0.0:* in which column?
[04:17] <_u2pop_> when i reboot the window
[04:17] <bazz> can someone explain why, when i do `host ahostname` or `dig ahostname` it works fine and i get back the right ip, but if i do `ping ahostname` i get unknown host
[04:17] <SeaPhor> kyppcgeek, zortec i do virus/malware/rootkit removal for a living, its easy now- no need to recommend formatting, and its just as easy to protect initially now- (just not worth the expense) now stop and get back on #ubuntu topic
[04:18] <_u2pop_> didnt show me the option for select ubuntu
[04:18] <_u2pop_> in the boot
[04:18] <_u2pop_> :/
[04:18] <OttifantSir> @Phinsfan: You might want to give us more info on what you are trying to do.
[04:18] <chunkierdonkey> !list
[04:18] <JoeM> I'm having trouble setting up software RAID and LVM, does anoyne have experince with it?  I've read a ton of posts and still can't get it to work
[04:18] <kennyyu> Phinsfan: though i can't help, i think you can try to elaborate a bit what problems you;ve encountered to let others help you in a more efficient way ;)
[04:18] <zortec> SeaPhor: I'm trying to do it on a linux, so what do you recommend?
[04:18] <bullgard4> kennyyu: As I said: in the foreign address column. It is the 5th column.
[04:18] <chunkierdonkey> !list
[04:18] <SeaPhor> !ot | zortec
[04:19] <_u2pop_> !list
[04:19] <cidesign> I have a macbook 2,1 just upgraded jaunty and now the keyboard has stopped working. Anyone have a work around
[04:19] <chunkierdonkey> !list
[04:19] <Phinsfan> I'm trying to install lexmark X2600 printer.  I have installed the driver but when I try to print a test page it errors.
[04:19] <Flannel> chunkierdonkey: How can we help you today?
[04:19] <Hilikus> is it possible to create UFW rules that only tirgger if an application is running?
[04:19] <JoeM> cidesign does it work in CLI?
[04:19] <cidesign> no
[04:19] <_u2pop_> who here know how can i install ubuntu into the window?
[04:19] <_u2pop_> i set wubi
[04:19] <_u2pop_> but when aftert the install
[04:19] <erik_> hi how do switch window mangers'
[04:19] <Hilikus> for example, there's no point on alloving ssh traffic if sshd is not running
[04:19] <SeaPhor> zortec, try asking on #seaphor
[04:19] <Inc`> kennyyu: Is the code you're trying to run multi-threaded?
[04:19] <_u2pop_> didnt show me the boot with ubuntu
[04:19] <_u2pop_> :/
[04:20] <JoeM> cidesign I have no idea what the problem is, but you'll probably need a USB keyboard to do anything to fix it (unless you have another box you can SSH into it with)
[04:20] <cidesign> the only way to use a keyboard is to plug in a external key board then it works
[04:20] <erik_> i installed lxde
[04:20] <hekin> question, I found that the iptables is blocking the port 80 from the incoming request, how could i shut the iptables down?
[04:20] <kennyyu> Inc`: yes. it's my jboss server.
[04:20] <JoeM> cidesign what version of ubuntu?
[04:20] <ctmjr> erik_, you can switch in the login screen under options, that is if you installed another wm
[04:21] <Hilikus> anyone?
[04:21] <cidesign> jaunty 9.04
[04:21] <justfil> How to update glibc? I'm trying to compile vlc and it says my glibc is old...
[04:21] <queso> I am trying to compile the driver that came with my wireless usb adapter.  I get an error when I run "make all" -- can someone please help me?>
[04:21] <cidesign> was working fine before upgrade
[04:21] <kennyyu> bullgard4: *i guess* this means it's listening to any incoming connections (without really establishing a connection to some counter party)
[04:22] <JoeM> cidesign I've had problems with 9.04 myself, going back to 8.10 now... does it even work for the login screen?
[04:22] <bullgard4> kennyyu: Thank you for commenting.
[04:22] <Inc`> Ah, I'm not really familiar with JBoss
[04:22] <erik_> sorry im running xubuntu
[04:22] <Wiggly> Hello all!  I thought my computer was running a little slowly (was playing some online flash games) so I initated a restart.  It shut down with no problems, then started booting.  After GRUB loads, I get a Kernal Panic: No init found.  Of course, since init is not found all booting stops.  What could have happened?  What can I do?  All help appreciated, thanks people.
[04:22] <Inc`> Sorry I couldn't help
[04:22] <dyess002> I am having graphic problems with Ubuntu 9.04 with a Acer 3003 WICI AMD Mobile Sempron with a SIS Graphic card.
[04:22] <kennyyu> bullgard4: yr welcome
[04:22] <kennyyu> Inc`: thanks anyway..
[04:23] <cidesign> yes can login but that is the last thing the keyboard does
[04:23] <sigmonsays> is there a faq. I want to change my default runlevel and /etc/inittab is gone.
[04:23] <Cyrano_De> Is there a way in 8.10 and 9.04 to get  networking to start before login.  On both my laptops the networkmanager does not bring up the network until I login.
[04:23] <_u2pop_> somebody know how can i install Ubuntu 9.04 ?into the windows vista ?
[04:23] <Cyrano_De> These are both gige physical net connections.
[04:24] <JoeM> cidesign hmm, might be something wrong in xorg
[04:24] <ctmjr> !wubi | _u2pop_,
[04:24] <kyppcgeek> _u2pop_: 8.04 had a windows installer version. not sure of 9.04
[04:25] <kyppcgeek> tx ubottu I forgot the name of that program
[04:25] <_u2pop_> i want is for 9.04
[04:25] <JoeM> cidesign at the login screen can you do ctrl-alt-f1 to get into a cli and still use the keyboard?
[04:25] <justfil> How to update glibc? I'm trying to compile vlc and it says my glibc is old...
[04:25] <stink> anyone familiar with eee900 and easypeasy
[04:25] <kyppcgeek> I have dual partitions so I dont need it
[04:25] <brognam> i'm having an issue viewing streams at livestream.com in jaunty, it gives a connection error message, does anyone else have this problem? it works fine in xp
[04:25] <dyess002> has anyone ever installed ubuntu on a acer 3003wici before
[04:25] <Hilikus> _u2pop_: wubi
 no. what does it do?
[04:25] <erik_> i think i have lxde installws
[04:26] <Phinsfan> When I try to print a test page I get an error.  It recognizes the printer as what it is, however, it does not seem to receive the document to print. ANy ideas?
[04:26] <kennyyu> bullgard4: should be more or less correct when you see every 0.0.0.0:* associates to a LISTENING indicator..
[04:27] <dyess002> I am having graphic problems with Ubuntu 9.04 with a Acer 3003 WICI AMD Mobile Sempron with a SIS Graphic card.
[04:27] <brognam> i'm using flash plugin 10.0 r22 in firefox 3.0.11
[04:27] <ctmjr> erik_, what is it your trying to do?
[04:27] <erik_> i dont see options on xubuntu
[04:27] <erik_> swithch to lxde
[04:27] <erik_> i installed it
[04:28] <OttifantSir> @Phinsfan: What kind of printer is it, and is it wired or wireless?
[04:28] <erik_> im new to linux
[04:28] <bullgard4> kennyyu: In my output one such line has the State indicator 'LISTEN' but 3 other ones don't.
[04:28] <erik_> still learningh
[04:28] <Phinsfan> Lexmark X2600 wired.
[04:28] <JoeM> can someone verify this is right, sdb1 and sdc1 are both ext3, I should be able to use mdadm to put them in RAID 0 and then set md0 (new md made by mdadm) as swap... that correct?
[04:28] <SeaPhor> !xubuntu | erik_
[04:28] <Phinsfan> If I can just get this going I'm good.
[04:28] <kyppcgeek> xubuntu? eww. just my opinion though. to each his or her own
[04:29] <Wiggly> I'm running Ubuntu 8.04, seemingly after no problems whatsoever, I have a "Kernal Panic: No init found" during booting.  Everything stops after this.  I have no X, no command line, nothing.  Is there anything I can do besides doing a clean install?
[04:29] <mohammed510> Hi every body
[04:29] <erik_> ok
[04:29] <nestea> I'm thinking about installing Ubuntu again but, before i Do is anyone else having problems with ATI Drivers for the 2.6.29 kernel?
[04:29] <erik_> ill try that
[04:29] <JoeM> after that set sdb2 and sdc2 as a second raid 0 (they're much bigger), put md1 into a new LVM and set that to mount as /home
[04:30] <mohammed510> I want some link or some topic which tells me the needed configuration files for the network
[04:30] <bastidrazor> erik_, http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Ubuntu
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[04:30] <OttifantSir> @Phinsfan: Ouch. You're almost certainly out of luck. Lexmark is one of the worst companies for printers for Linux. Keep asking, and remember to supply Make and Model of your printer and the nature of the problem. I can't help you I'm afraid. Ditched Lexmark years ago when I discovered it was cheaper to buy a new printer than to refill the ink cartridges.
[04:30] <mohammed510> I mean a guide for example for the file which configures which IP to be my dns
[04:30] <n8tuser> Wiggly-> one time or multiple times it kernel panics?
[04:31] <mohammed510> And the file which will contain the hostname for the machine
[04:31] <mohammed510> Any one can help??
[04:31] <Wiggly> n8tuser - Multiple times. I have restarted with same effect.
[04:31] <erik_> should i restart xubuntu
[04:31] <ctmjr> erik_, look under sessions  in the login screen for lxde
[04:31] <Phinsfan> What kind of printer do U reccommend
[04:31] <Phinsfan> for linux
[04:32] <Hilikus> does anyone here have /etc under SVN??
[04:32] <ctmjr> erik_, just log out no need to restart
[04:32] <pekuja> I just tried installing Ubuntu on a Macbook, and I'm getting this feeling it's not going to be quite straightforward
[04:32] <Cyrano_De> Phinsfan:  I have been having very good luck with our HP officjet multifunction printer.
[04:32] <n8tuser> Wiggly-> try to run your bios memory check and such to see if your hardware is still okay
[04:32] <erik_> i did log
[04:32] <erik_> out
[04:32] <Phinsfan> What about laser jet? HP as well.
[04:34] <Phinsfan> Ink jet
[04:34] <cidesign> pekuja: what version?
[04:34] <Cyrano_De> Phinsfan: Our Epson photosmart works well as well.
[04:34] <OttifantSir> @Phinsfan: I have Canon MP520 and Oki B3450 and they both work great. Oki told me to use HP-drivers for the printer though, so look into that. My sister has an HP-printer, and when I plugged that in, it self-installed within 15 secs.
[04:34] <WIGGMPk> Phinsfan: HP has good Linux support... I would steer clear of Lexmark though
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[04:34] <Wiggly> n8tuser - Is it then possible that my HD has bitten the dust? Strange, because this laptop is less than a year old, but it happens.
[04:34] <_u2pop_> dude wubi dont work for the new ubuntu 9.04
[04:34] <_u2pop_> :/
[04:34] <Phinsfan> OK Thanks gentleman for the assistance:)
[04:34] <Cyrano_De> Phinsfan: I have never had an issue with HP laserjets either.
[04:34] <cidesign> pekuja: I have been runing Ubuntu for some years now and works fine
[04:34] <Hilikus> _u2pop_: yes it does, i used it
[04:34] <pekuja> cidesign: it's one of the new ones
[04:34] <mysticdarkhack> hey all
[04:34] <cidesign> pekuja: let me know how you go. I'm having keyboard problems
[04:34] <pekuja> cidesign: I'm not sure which revision though, and I'm at a loss to how to check it now
[04:34] <n8tuser> Phinsfan -> laserjet should be about as standard as you can get working
[04:34] <mysticdarkhack> anyone heard any news when firefox 3.5 will be in repository?
[04:34] <nestea> I'm thinking about installing Ubuntu again but, before i Do is anyone else having problems with ATI Drivers for the 2.6.29 kernel?
[04:34] <stink> does anyone have any clues as to how to get my webcam to work with my browser for facebook?
[04:34]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por ahora
[04:34] <ctmjr> !ff35
[04:35] <cidesign> pekuja: running on a power book for some time without problems
[04:35] <pekuja> cidesign: yeah well I installed it... the graphical installer wouldn't run, and neither would the live cd, but I got the alternative install working, which went fine until it tried to install GRUB. I installed LILO instead but now it just won't boot
[04:35] <erik_> i dont see
[04:35] <SeaPhor> nestea, ati+linux = sux
[04:35] <JoeM> is Nvidia drive 177 the right one for GTX 260?
[04:35] <erik_> but it is installed
[04:35] <pekuja> also I couldn't get it to boot from a USB stick
[04:35] <pekuja> had to use CD's instead
[04:35] <erik_> i sys package manager
[04:35] <JoeM> is Nvidia drive 177 the right one for GTX 260? Should add 8.10 64b
[04:35] <nestea> SeaPhor : =\ unfortunatly its my laptop thats havin the issues with ATI so i dont really got alot of choice
[04:35] <WIGGMPk> JoeM: is that what is recommend you install from "hardware drivers"?
[04:35] <cidesign> pekuja: Are you doing a dual boot?
[04:35] <pekuja> cidesign: nope
[04:35] <WIGGMPk> !repeat | JoeM
[04:36] <mysticdarkhack> tx ubuntu
[04:36] <n8tuser> Wiggly -> possible yes, but try to run those hardware diagnostics to see if anything pops out or glaring, maybe bad memory address or such
[04:36] <JoeM> WIGGGMPk yes, it'st he one labeled recommended (and I only repeated to add in what OS version I was using)
[04:36] <_u2pop_> !wubi
[04:36] <SeaPhor> nestea, i work for HP linux Q-A, and i deal with ATI dev's weekly, ....
[04:36] <WIGGMPk> JoeM: shouldnt really matter the version.. if its recommended then I would use that one
[04:36] <pekuja> I probably have a 5,2 revision of the macbook
[04:36] <pekuja> I didn't check, but it's a new one
[04:37] <JoeM> wiggmpk ok, thanks... you have any experience with mdadm and lvm by chance?
[04:37] <nestea> not saying anything bad:P but still a laptop im kinda stuck:P
[04:37] <pekuja> the line for that is blank in the compatibility matrix
[04:37] <pekuja> so yeah, perhaps I'm shit out of luck
[04:37] <WIGGMPk> JoeM: I dabbled with LVM but not familiar with mdadm
[04:37] <nestea> they do have drivers fglrx but according to the guys in Fedora 2.6.29 something broke them
[04:37] <nestea> was wondering if its just fedora
[04:38] <nestea> trying to figure out what to do =\
[04:38] <nestea> I really don't wanna put windows back onto this machine =\
[04:38] <Wiggly> n8tuser - Am now running the diagnostics now.  Already I have a memory error, apprently the "Memory Integrity Test" has failed.  Nuts.  So, does that mean for certain that it is hardware related?  And thanks for the help, I really appreciate it.
[04:38] <JoeM> wiggmpk since I've failed in doing it via the alternate cd, I'm going to try by hand... once I have the RAID part set up, how do I create a LVM and have it mount as /home?
[04:39] <SeaPhor> nestea, look for 8.964x...
[04:39] <n8tuser> Wiggly -> usually a kernel panic is hw related because it cant access some i/o or memory addresses
[04:39] <cjae> do you have to create separate directories per artist per album for updating mp3's with cddb or some on-line service? using kid3 or easytag?
[04:39] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: have you created a physical volume?
[04:39] <CleanLaundry> can someone tell me why this command is doing nothing? sudo rsync -ud Documents /home/justin/Desktop
[04:40] <Wiggly> n8tuser - Good to know.  Would a clean install fix this hardware problem, or do I need a professional repair of my computer?
[04:40] <n8tuser> CleanLaundry -> perhaps they are already synced up?
[04:40] <JoeM> cyrano_De during install I created a total of 4 partitions as ext3 and didn't mount them, I want to create two RAID 0 arrays with those four
[04:41] <nestea> ah well
[04:41] <nestea> guess i'll have to then
[04:41] <nestea> thanks anyways
[04:41] <Hylian> hello guys, i hate to be back, but i am stumped again. i have some of my dvd's on my hd so i wont scratch the dvd's. i have half a terabyte just for this. for some reason totem only plays the video files and wont actually use the menu. no problem for windows apps. the .vob and .bup files for instance..??
[04:41] <n8tuser> Wiggly -> i'd keep testing your memory first, perhaps its just a quirk,  let your system cool down for a few maybe, and try again
[04:41] <JoeM> cyrano_de they are on two different disks (2 sets of 2 partitions, the sets match in size and location on the disks)
[04:41] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: if the partitions were not created as part of a Raid group and/or an LVM physical volume I do not beleive they can be converted after the fact.
[04:41] <OttifantSir> @Hylian: Try using VLC.
[04:42] <Wiggly> n8tuser - Will do.  Thanks for the help and advice.  Have a good one.
[04:42] <n8tuser> Wiggly -> if a memory card issue, perhaps you can swap with another?
[04:42] <CleanLaundry> n8tuser, possibly, guess thats something I can check as well thanks
[04:43] <Hylian> vlc can be used -gstreamer? because i am using the xine stuff cause it actually works...??
[04:43] <Wiggly> n8tuser - Thats what I'm thinking.
[04:43] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: You need to set the partition type to RAID in fdisk or whichever tool you used to create the partitions.
[04:43] <WIGGMPk> JoeM: that is a pretty lengthly discussion.. and I really dont now how to answer that
[04:43] <JoeM> cyrano_de they're unused so I can delete them or do whatever is needed to them
[04:43] <OttifantSir> @Hylian: VLC ships with built-in codecs
[04:43] <Hylian> ok thanx dude
[04:43] <JoeM> cyrano_de ok, so fdisk them and set them all as type raid, easy enough
[04:43] <WIGGMPk> JoeM: is this a fake raid? aka BIOS softRAID?
[04:43] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Set them as physical volume for RAID.
[04:44] <JoeM> wiggmpk: No, I tried that at first and it was a complete failure, I was told software raid (mdadm) was better as I don't dual boot
[04:44] <perpus> alooo
[04:44] <scribawf> where can I locate an option to utilize single click on mouse to open app?
[04:44] <perpus> who in indonesia
[04:44] <perpus> asd
[04:44] <WIGGMPk> JoeM: how many physical drives do you have? and what BIOS softRAID manager do you have?
[04:44] <Arthur__> i did a port scan on my computer and a really high number port is open did i get hacked?
[04:44] <soni> hai
[04:45] <WIGGMPk> Arthur__: what number? and I would say... no
[04:45] <OttifantSir> @scribawf: I think there's an option in Mouse under System -> Preferences
[04:45] <dbugger> Hi peope
[04:45] <linuxguy2009> Hi
[04:45] <mrTr0ut> one ubuntu 9.04 / any version of firefox...I can't get youtube videos or any other kind to play properly. Sound is okay, but video freezes the whole time
[04:45] <mrTr0ut> some times the video will play, but if i close the browser and reopen, i'll have problems again
[04:45] <JoeM> wiggmpk I have 2 physical drives I want to use, using mdadm.  I want to split each disk into 2 partitions (one for swap and other for home) and then use RAID 0 to combine the matching partitions
[04:45] <mrTr0ut> I'm not sure what I do to get the video to play..it just does sometimes
[04:45] <dbugger> Can someone help me please? I want to make a script with 3 commands and I want them to execute in order, but I want to run the whole script in the background. How could I make that?
[04:45] <usr13> Arthur__: Not necessarily, but you might be interested to see what service is behind that port and what it is doing
[04:46] <scribawf> OttiFantSir;  tnx much will look there
[04:46] <wdyrt> Arthur__, it doesnt mean you are hacked, ports are open because something is leaving them open
[04:46] <zortec> Arthur__: ShieldsUP is your friend.
[04:46] <Arthur__> how do i tell what service is on that port
[04:46] <Arthur__> or why the port is open...
[04:46] <wdyrt> Arthur__, usualy a program will use a certain port
[04:46] <cidesign> keyboard stopped working macbook ubuntu 9
[04:46] <wdyrt> google the port number
[04:46] <linuxguy2009> dbugger: they have to be ran in the terminal I believe no matter what. I could be wrong.
[04:47] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Once you have both drives partitioned identically as physical volumes, use the mdadmin tool mdadm --create md-device --level1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/partitiondrive1 /dev/partitiondrive2
[04:47] <Arthur__> i understand a program uses a port, i want to know what is using it?
[04:47] <zortec> Arthur__: You can have ShieldsUP do a scan on your computer and tell you about the ports.
[04:47] <WIGGMPk> JoeM: you want to split EACH disk into 2 partitions?
[04:47] <usr13> Arthur__: netstat -taupn
[04:47] <JoeM> cyrano_de ok, just trying to find the RAID partition type now
[04:47] <JoeM> wiggmpk yes
[04:47] <linux_trojan> is there a way to watch TV on Ubuntu that is just plug and play?  I have tried Freevo and Mythbuntu, but all the configuration is overwhelming
[04:47] <dbugger> linuxguy2009, that's ok. i want to summon the script from PHP
[04:47] <zortec> Google ShieldsUP and you will get to the page.
[04:47] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: That will create one raid 1 volume with the your first two partitions on each disk
[04:47] <linuxguy2009> dbugger: There are lots of stuff on google for bash scripting as well as on youtube.
[04:47] <wapko> dbugger: what kind of commands. are they for a statup script or something you run when you need it ?
[04:48] <dbugger> They are encoding commands with ffmpeg. Therefore, i want them to execute in order
[04:48] <WIGGMPk> JoeM: let me understand this.. you want EACH physical disk.. to contain 2 partitions.. then you want to setup a softRAID0 setup (which FYI is a strip) making your physical drives act as 1.. am I missing something here?
[04:48] <usr13> Arthur__: netstat -an |grep LISTEN |less
[04:48] <dft> how do I modify grub boot parameters
[04:48] <zortec> dbugger: Who is "they"?
[04:48] <linuxguy2009> dbugger: Whatever order you put them in the script , that is the order they will execute.
[04:48] <dbugger> I've tried many combinations with "&" "&&" and "> /dev/null", but I cant seem to hit the right one...
[04:49] <dbugger> they... the commands :D
[04:49] <awesomez> firefox just keeps getting worse and worse on linux :(
[04:49] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: type fd is the "auto raid" type in fdisk if you are doing this from the command line.
[04:49] <WIGGMPk> Arthur__: what port was open???
[04:49] <zortec> dft: You can use startup-manager or make changes to the config file.
[04:49] <JoeM> wiggmpk split both into 2 partitions, strip parition 1 of disk 1 with partition 1 of disk 2
[04:49] <dsgb> hhvjhvn
[04:49] <OttifantSir> @linux_trojan: The easiest way I know of is to get a TV-card that is supported in Ubuntu, then use VLC and its Media Library to view the output
[04:49] <usr13> Arthur__: netstat -ln |grep LISTEN |les
[04:49] <usr13> Arthur__: netstat -ln |grep LISTEN |less
[04:49] <dft> zortec: no gui here
[04:49] <dft> cli only
[04:50] <JoeM> cyrano_de found it, now... because I'm being dumb today, how do I set it?
[04:50] <dbugger> to have them execute in order is not a problem. I know also how to execute something in the Background. But when I tried to do both things simultaneosly, I seem to hit a wall
[04:50] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: For a strip set (raid0) you would change --level=1 to --level=0.
[04:50] <Tetracomm> How do I quickly and easily convert an FLV to an AVI in Ubuntu 8.10?
[04:50] <Cyrano_De> s/strip/stripe/
[04:50] <EvdSlMob> Миами
[04:50] <Cyrano_De> Freudian slip perhaps....
[04:50] <sahak> ruski
[04:50] <linux_trojan> OttifantSir: I am sure my media card is supported, its a Haupaggue 1250 or seoomthing
[04:51] <linuxguy2009> Tetracomm: Try Handbrake or Pitivi?
[04:51] <ctmjr> linux_trojan, is your card setup already and you just need an app to watch tv?
[04:51] <WIGGMPk> JoeM: listen to Cyrano_De.. your logic on setting up a RAID0 is not accurate though..
[04:51] <Arthur__> want me to pastebin the output... i guess it looks ok
[04:51] <zortec> dft: /boot/grub/grub.conf
[04:51] <linux_trojan> ctmjr: its the "SETUP" that is bogging me down, I want just plug and play
[04:51] <linux_trojan> all the configureation is just too much
[04:51] <dbugger> I've tried "./script.sh > /dev/null &" but doesnt work
[04:51] <soni> hai zortec
[04:52] <linuxguy2009> Tetracomm:Well HB does MP4 so I would say Pitivi 0.13.1 is great
[04:52] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: I missed one part of the command.  after --create you need to give it a device name.  This is a new device that it will create to refer to your raid group.  Convention is /dev/md0
[04:52] <linuxguy2009> Tetracomm: Pitivi in the ubuntu repos sucks though.
[04:52] <zortec> soni: Hi :)
[04:52] <OttifantSir> @linux_trojan: I don't have a supported card, so I didn't get where I wanted, but the easiest way I found was through VLC. Download it, then go to: http://forum.videolan.org/
[04:52] <usr13> Arthur__: Sure pastebin it, let's look
[04:52] <edbian> dbugger: What is that command supposed to do?
[04:52] <dbugger> First im taking a video and reencoding it
[04:53] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: So it would be mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1
[04:53] <wapko> dbugger: how about sh script.sh
[04:53] <linux_trojan> OttifantSir: VLC should must be plug and play?
[04:53] <dbugger> then I take a screenshot, and the I move them
[04:53] <linux_trojan> by the way, VLC comes with Ubuntu
[04:53] <OttifantSir> Not entirely Plug and Play. You have to tell it to use the card and search for the channels. But that's pretty much what you have to do with any TV
[04:53] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Raid0 (stripe set) has now redundancy and should only be used when protecting the data is less critical than speed.
[04:54] <Hilikus> is it possible to create a launcher for an application to run in a terminal but to customize the background of the terminal?
[04:54] <edbian> dbugger: "./script.sh > /dev/null"  It read "Take the output of script.sh and write it to /dev/null."  I don't think you can write anything to /dev/null .  /dev/null is nothingness.  Like null is common lisp.
[04:54] <HighCharity> Does iTunes work on Ubuntu? I really need the iTouch 3.0 firmware.
[04:54] <SeaPhor> OttifantSir, he's a troll, doesn't want help, just to cause issues
[04:54] <linux_trojan> ok leeme see
[04:54] <zortec> dft: Check out this link: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[04:54] <dbugger> wapko, that doesnt does the trick :(
[04:54] <linux_trojan> OttifantSir: I am downloading it now
[04:54] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus: Open terminal, edit menu, profile preferences.
[04:54] <OttifantSir> @linux_trojan: VLC is in the repos of Ubuntu, but doesn't come pre-installed, sadly
[04:54] <JoeM> cyrano_de right, I understand that, not worried about redundancy atm.  When I run that command it says both devices are busy
[04:54] <dft> zortec: ty
[04:54] <ctmjr> linux_trojan, most tv cards are plug and play in ubuntu try me-tv and see if it finds your card you might have to install firmware for it v4l has a lot info on their website
[04:55] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus: You can make it transparent , background image, whatever.
[04:55] <JoeM> doh... they're mounted
[04:55] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Once the mdadm create command finishes you need to assemble the array (initialize in hardware raid speak).  mdadm --assemble /dev/md0 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1
[04:55] <Hilikus> linuxguy2009: no, i need to customize it from the launcher and ONLY for that terminal, not for all my terminals in my system
[04:55] <dbugger> edbian,  does it change if it takes parametes? like "./script.sh file.avi > /dev/null"?
[04:55] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus: sorry no idea
[04:55] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: That will put /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1 in your new /dev/md0 raid device.
[04:55] <Arthur__> what is: avahi-daemon:  and ntpd ???
[04:56] <edbian> dbugger: ">" means write to...
[04:56] <JoeM> cyrano_de ok, now why is it saying they are busy?  GUI says they aren't mounted
[04:56] <edbian> dbugger: so > /dev/null almost always doesn't make sense
[04:56] <soni> how are you today:zortec
[04:56] <linux_trojan> OttifantSir: and ctmjr:  got it, one sec while I take a look
[04:56] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus: Unless there is a way in teh terminal to do it, there probably wont be a way for a launcher to.
[04:56] <WIGGMPk> JoeM: if your not worried about redundancy then why are you trying to strip a raid0 like a raid0+1
[04:57] <Hilikus> linuxguy2009: that's what i thought
[04:57] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: did fdisk finish without error?  What step are you on that says they are busy?
[04:57] <dre> can anyone here help me with md5check sums
[04:57] <dbugger> edbian, that doesnt do anything. What I need is to be able to keep using the same terminal as this script works
[04:57] <JoeM> cyrano_de fdisk finished without error, when I try to run mdadm it says they are busy
[04:57] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus: Why would you need such a thing anyways?
[04:57] <dre> i have already read the information provided by the robots
[04:57] <wapko> edbian: i think he writes to dev/null to ensure that theres i no output, the script converts media, and he just doesnt want ffmpeg to be verbose
[04:57] <zortec> soni: I'm doing well, a little irritated that my sister went to an untrusted website and now I have trojans and viruses but cleaning it up.
[04:57]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por ahora
[04:57] <edbian> dbugger: OOoooohhh.  Than yeah your script makes total sense :)
[04:57] <edbian> sorry about that
[04:57] <JoeM> wiggmpk I'm not, I'm trying to set up two seperate raid 0 arrays for two seperate things
[04:57] <Flannel> !away > D3f0
[04:58] <dbugger> edbian, was that ironic? :D
[04:58] <Hylian> say a friend of mine asked if by replacing the 32 bit kernel of ubuntu with the 64 bit, if that would make the system a 64 bit os, i have read some of this, and said i think yes, but i want to make sure, and what is the 64 bit verison called?? please help, thanx.
[04:58] <Hilikus> linuxguy2009: i keep getting confused between my terminals, i have one for each host and sometimes i think i'm working on one when it's the other
[04:58] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Any output from a partprobe command?
[04:58] <zortec> Hylian: It would only make a difference if you have a 64 bit cpu
[04:58] <JoeM> wiggmpk I only need 16mb of space for swap, the rest of the 2TB I want to use for /home
[04:58] <JoeM> cyrano_de sudo partprobe gives me nothing
[04:58] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: How about fuser /dev/sda1 and lsof /dev/sda1
[04:58] <zortec> Hylian: other than that, it hurts performance to run a 64 bit os with a 32 bit cpu
[04:59] <usr13> OttifantSir: Those that select the default packages may not agree on what media player would be most popular or user friendly and the choices might be something like totem, xine, mplayer, vlc  and they probably realize that xine or tomtem will more than likely be all the average user will want/need but the advanced user might prefer the swiss-army-knife of media players, mplayer.
[04:59] <edbian> dbugger: using a "&" after the command makes it run in the background
[04:59] <WIGGMPk> JoeM: i hope the 16mb of swap was a typo?
[04:59] <lwells> Is linux pretty much virus proof??
[04:59] <WIGGMPk> lwells: no
[04:59] <JoeM> cyrano_de nothing on both
[04:59] <lstarnes> lwells: yes
[04:59] <edbian> lwells: :) :D
[04:59] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus: Might want to check out terminal profile names. Might be your answer.
[04:59] <JoeM> wiggmpk yeah.. should have said gb
[04:59] <Hylian> well we both have 64 bit cpu's and are both running 32 bit os's
[04:59] <dbugger> edbian, yeah, but it's not working... :(
[04:59] <lwells> Well we have a consensus then
[04:59] <Hilikus> linuxguy2009: where's that??
[04:59] <usr13> lwells: Yes
[04:59] <WIGGMPk> lstarnes: linux is not virus proof
[04:59] <lstarnes> WIGGMPk: it is very virus resistant though
[05:00] <linux_trojan> ME-TV gave me this error--------> Failed to scan: scanning is only supported for DVB-T and DVB-C devices
[05:00] <lwells> Well people could let the virus in, but if careful , very hard for viruses to get in right?
[05:00] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Once fdisk is done they should not be in use at all as there is no filesystem data anywhere at this point.
[05:00] <zortec> Hylian: There is a huge discussion in the 64 bit forum about running a 64 bit os.  Most like myself are running a 32 bit ubuntu on a dual core system
[05:00] <WIGGMPk> lwells: honestly it is not virus proof and anyone that tells you that is ignorant and naive..
[05:00] <lstarnes> WIGGMPk: the few viruses that have been able to work on linux haven't spread
[05:00] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus: Listed in the terminal, edit menu, profile preferences.
[05:01] <lwells> but to do harm the virus needs to get to root right??
[05:01] <CleanLaundry> Gaaar please help. THis command "sudo rsync -udv /mnt/sda/home/justin/Documents/* /home/justin/Desktop/Documents" is only copying over the folder, not the contents of them, what gives?
[05:01] <usr13> lstarnes: WIGGMPk is correct, you could get your self a virus or worm or root kit and install it, but as far is it happening by itself as it does on a MS Windows system, no...
[05:01] <Hilikus> linuxguy2009: mmm interesting. thanks
[05:01] <zortec> The latest I heard on virus discussion was that there are about 5 known viruses on linux, very small compared to Windows
[05:01] <hiug> What's better, emacs or vim?
[05:01] <zer0ne_> WIGGMPk name a virus plz
[05:01] <Flannel> lwells: Even without root privledges, they can still wipe out users personal files
[05:01] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: What does fdisk -l give you?
[05:01] <Flannel> hiug: #ubuntu-offtopic, not here, thanks.
[05:01] <lwells> zortec, only 5??
[05:01] <usr13> lstarnes: A linux system does not install virus on it's own.
[05:01] <Hilikus> hiug: emacs
[05:01] <lstarnes> usr13: I am aware of that
[05:01] <zortec> lwells: 5 or 6.
[05:01] <linux_trojan> OttifantSir: in VLC, what do I do to select my tv tuner?
[05:01] <WIGGMPk> zer0ne_: i dont need to.. and i dont need to sit here and debate with you about it.. look it up.. read the forums.. understand the system..
[05:01] <Cyrano_De> Does it show the two fd partitions on both sda and sdb?
[05:02] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus:Im googling for an answer.
[05:02] <lwells> yikes, that is nothing compared to windows
[05:02] <usr13> lstarnes: Why did you ask then>?
[05:02] <JoeM> cyrano_de shows those disks partitioned as I set it as linux raid autodetect non-bootable
[05:02] <JoeM> cd /mnt
[05:02] <JoeM> doh
[05:02] <lstarnes> usr13: I don't recall asking anything
[05:02] <zortec> lwells: I doubt most linux users are paranoid about getting viruses, but if you want to play it safe I mean you could install av software
[05:02] <Hilikus> linuxguy2009: i think i found it
[05:02] <Hylian> me too, sorry i was away, my buddy is currently gui less, used the driver that came with ubuntu, and it doesnt work now. i had this same problem, so i am waling him through this
[05:03] <usr13> lstarnes: Ok wrong nic  sorry
[05:03] <zer0ne_> i don't believe i can execute an .exe in linux
[05:03] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus: If you have, please share.
[05:03] <lwells> zortec, just wondering, I am pretty safe anyway
[05:03] <zortec> zer0ne_: You can :)
[05:03] <zer0ne_> in wine ok
[05:03] <usr13> lwells: WIGGMPk is correct, you could get your self a virus or worm or root kit and install it, but as far is it happening by itself as it does on a MS Windows system, no...
[05:03] <zer0ne_> willingly
[05:03] <zortec> zer0ne_: When you type ./ that is the command to execute a .exe
[05:03] <WIGGMPk> I suggest anyone that doubts the ability for a linux system to contract a "virus" or other "thing" that can be devastating to a system.. read the forums.. particularly http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=510812
[05:03] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: I do not know why these would be showing in use.
[05:03] <zortec> zer0ne_: You do that at the cli
[05:04] <lwells> usr13 right, that was what i was asking
[05:04] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus:Hey just go open a terminal, go to terminal menu, set title. Easy as that! hehe
[05:04] <OttifantSir> @linux_trojan: Now you're asking a difficult question. As I said, I didn't get there, but let me take a look and see if I can remember what you should do.
[05:04] <Hilikus> linuxguy2009: manually??
[05:04] <ctmjr> linux_trojan, dvb-t stands for over the air digital your card is more than likely analog only and if your in the u.s. it will not work and vlc will not play a tv channel without a channels.conf file
[05:04] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus: Yep
[05:04] <lwells> the user would have to install in or the software knowingly
[05:04] <WIGGMPk> its a lengthy read so sit down and strap in
[05:04] <usr13> WIGGMPk: You ever had one?
[05:04] <Hilikus> linuxguy2009: naaah
[05:04] <WIGGMPk> zer0ne_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=510812 for your pleasure
[05:04] <Hilikus> from ubuntuforums: I had to change the launcher command to: gnome-terminal --window-with-profile=WHICHEVER PROFILE YOU WANT
[05:05] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus: God forbid you have to actually think while using your PC.hehe jk'
[05:05] <WIGGMPk> usr13: no.. the potential is there.. just not the same as Windows or MAC..
[05:05] <linux_trojan> ctmjr: that shoots me down right there
[05:05] <wapko> dbugger: have you looked at this ? http://www.jiltin.com/index.php/scripts-unix/simple-php-script-to-call-linux-unix-bash-shell-program-and-execute-it/
[05:05] <linux_trojan> I use DirecTV so I have no clue how to get this channels.conf
[05:05] <JoeM> cyrano_de restart maybe?
[05:05] <wapko> dbugger: and do you have your > /dev/null in the sh script or do you try to do that from php
[05:05] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Try the mdadm --create command one more time first.
[05:05] <linux_trojan> I have DVB if I use cable tv?
[05:05] <dbugger> Lets see
[05:05]  * __d3f0__ is away: Ausente por ahora
[05:05] <lwells> I was reading that you cannot even do a brute attack on a linux machine because they attack the root and it is locked
[05:06] <zortec> It's possible to give a normal user rights to install programs when you set up users in the ubuntu install.
[05:06] <Hilikus> linuxguy2009: i'm thinking like crazy, administering a pvr, apache, samba, media center, backup server is not easy. this is just to let me focus on what matters
[05:06] <dbugger> I have it in my php. Should I put it in the script?
[05:06] <usr13> WIGGMPk: I beg your pardon, the potential is not there.
[05:06] <JoeM> cyrano_de same thing, says both are busy
[05:06] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus: You want to do this from a launcher?
[05:06] <wapko> dbugger: i think you should. put after every command in you script ofc
[05:06] <Cyrano_De> Anything at the end of a dmesg output that looks like it might be using them?
[05:07] <JoeM> cyrano_de both only cdrom shows up under /media and nothing under /mnt, nothing in fstab to mount those drives either
[05:07] <Hilikus> linuxguy2009: yes, like i said, it is possible and i gfound the answer already
[05:07] <lwells> I noticed something too on my install too (i am such a NoOb), that mem management is much better
[05:07] <dbugger> wapko, that web is no good. There's a difference between the command "system()" and "exec()" in PHP im using the second
[05:07] <zortec> lwells: Agreed, memory management is WAY better in linux than windows
[05:07] <lwells> I have a mac, and it ram fills up and only way to release it most times is to reboot
[05:07] <OttifantSir> @linux_trojan: Try this, and ask someone else who has gotten it to work if it doesn't: Open VLC, Tools -> Show Settings -> All -> Input/Codecs -> Access modules -> Choose DVB input with v4l2 support
[05:08] <lwells> zortec , even on a mac
[05:08] <usr13> WIGGMPk: You can run anti-virus software on you LAN but expect it to only be useful for keeping any MS Windows PCs safe, it is not needed for your Linux machines.
[05:08] <JoeM> cyrano_de it says something about those two disks on dmesg | tail, write proetct is off, mode sense... write caech...
[05:08] <wapko> dbugger: ok. in no php shark :P why not use the system instead ? or is that a problem ?
[05:08] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Can you get into the partition table on both drives with fdisk?
[05:08] <dbugger> If I put "/dev/null &" after every command in the script... they wont execute in order!
[05:08] <linuxguy2009> Hilikus: gnome-terminal --help-window-options you can set the title from a launcher.
[05:08] <linuxguy2009> There you go.
[05:08] <dbugger> System wont allow me to use scripts I think
[05:08] <linux_trojan> one sec
[05:08] <JoeM> cyrano_de I can print them, change them, etc with fdisk
[05:08] <zortec> lwells: Well yeah, but memory management on windows 7 is great too so maybe they took some hints from linux
[05:09] <wapko> dbugger: but he executes a .sh script in the example
[05:09] <Cyrano_De> Hilikus: --title=
[05:09] <userbina> hei
[05:09] <Hylian> my buddy wants 64 bit os because he has 8 gigs ram, i only have 4.
[05:09] <lwells> zortec, you been using win 7?
[05:09] <WIGGMPk> usr13: was that intended for me? I dont recall discussing anti-virus software
[05:09] <zortec> lwells: I was running it in virtualbox to test it out
[05:09] <dbugger> yeah i see... Now it's making me doubt.. :S
[05:09] <userbina> hei
[05:09] <userbina> hallo
[05:09] <lwells> I was thinking of getting it, it is suppose to be pretty cheap
[05:09] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Try a reboot.
[05:09] <linuxguy2009> Gotta love the terminal.Its usefull for everything.
[05:09] <usr13> WIGGMPk: Never mind, this discussion os OT anyway.
[05:09] <mobi-sheep> zortec: Run lsb_release -a in Windows 7 command prompt and you'll see it revealed information -- Some kind of linux distro.
[05:09] <stronze> i got a desktop im triyng to install unbuntu onto.first attempt the CD corrupted or something and an incomplete ubuntu is still there.reburned a new install cd.im trying to remove the old ubuntu but the install cd wont install over it and xp is on the other partition
[05:09] <zortec> lwells: Is it cheap? I thought it was like $400 or 500
[05:10] <lwells> I hear under 70
[05:10] <Hylian> ok so i have a slightly different question, if you have 8 gigs ram, and your using a 32 bit ubuntu, will changing to the 64 bit kernel give you all 8 gigs next reboot?
[05:10] <zortec> mobi-sheep: Thanks for the tip. :)
[05:10] <WIGGMPk> usr13: yes it is.. *shrug*
[05:10] <dbugger> but anyway, that web doesnt sole my problem. I already know how to invoke a script. What I need is for the script to run in the background so that the PHP code continues it's course
[05:10] <mobi-sheep> !cron | dbugger
[05:10] <ctmjr> OttifantSir, that will not work vlc does not scan channels the most he/she will get is that the card is there
[05:10] <Flannel> Hylian: You can't just change to a 64bit kernel, but yes.  When you install the 64bit OS you'll get all the RAM (assuming your motherboard/etc supports it)
[05:10] <linuxguy2009> stronze: Boot the disk and use the verify feature to test the disk for errors.
[05:10] <zortec> lwells: Under 70? That has to be a mistake
[05:11] <wapko> dbugger: try to use nohup then ?
[05:11] <stronze> linuxguy - already did
[05:11] <Hylian> ok thanx
[05:11] <zortec> lwells: Over here, it's upwards of $500 for the full version
[05:11] <linuxguy2009> stronze: What version?
[05:11] <dbugger> I never heard of "nohup" or "cron" :SSS
[05:11] <lwells> Sorry that is the upgrade zortec
[05:11] <stronze> latest
[05:11] <stronze> 9.0.4 or something
[05:11] <linuxguy2009> stronze:That being 9.04 or 9.10 testing?
[05:11] <stronze> o.04
[05:11] <usr13> Does anyone know if Ubuntu 9.04 -ps3 is 32bit?
[05:11] <linuxguy2009> stronze: Does a live session boot up?
[05:12] <OttifantSir> @ctmjr: I know I scanned with VLC, but my setup wasn't correct, so I got nowhere. But I know I scanned with VLC.
[05:12] <zortec> Damn, 9 viruses found in clam.  Now I remember why I switched to Linux even though I still keep Windows around for gaming.
[05:12] <stronze> you mean run off disk?
[05:12] <linuxguy2009> stronze:Yeah the live session.
[05:12] <iamtechno> zortec, knock on wood.
[05:12] <stronze> yes it can run off the new burned cd
[05:12] <zortec> iamtechno: I play Aion, and they don't have a linux port of it.
[05:12] <lwells> zortec http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_sw_2_9?url=search-alias%3Dsoftware&field-keywords=windows+7+home+premium&x=0&y=0&sprefix=windows+7
[05:12] <SeaPhor> zortec, i game in linux...
[05:12] <linuxguy2009> stronze: So how far does the install get before failing?
[05:12] <joustin> anyone know any tips for getting the smb share to show under my network places in xp
[05:12] <elias> Escriba el texto aquí....ola
[05:12] <elias> oal
[05:12] <lwells> sorry for the long link
[05:12] <stronze> we havent tried to reinstall
[05:12] <elias> ola
[05:13] <zortec> iamtechno: The only other game that I play that runs in Linux is WoW.
[05:13] <linuxguy2009> Hola!
[05:13] <wapko> dbugger: just run 'nohup sh script.sh' and i runs it in background with no output. dont know how nohup does with scripts though..
[05:13] <stronze> about half way thru status bar
[05:13] <stronze> on orginal burn
[05:13] <dbugger> lets see..
[05:13] <usr13> zortec: WoW runs on Linux?
[05:13] <zortec> usr13: Yep.
[05:13] <akore> how can I set ubuntu to automount a drive?
[05:13] <stronze> linuxguy - if i can remove the old ubuntu then ill be fine
[05:13] <SeaPhor> usr13, yes, and better
[05:14] <zortec> usr13: You just have to switch from directx to opengl
[05:14] <linuxguy2009> akore: Automount what drive?
[05:14] <usr13> SeaPhor: under wine?
[05:14] <iamtechno> zortec, I meant that in my opinion that's they way it should be: Linux as a primary and Winblows for games or anything that Linux doesn't do well.
[05:14] <SeaPhor> usr13, yes will do in wine, i choose cedega
[05:14] <stronze> linuxguy - it doesnt acknoledge orginal burn but ubuntu install with new cd does
[05:14] <zortec> iamtechno: I think that Linux should be able to handle everything.  Gaming is not too far behind.
[05:15] <dbugger> same result with nohup... the script runs fine, but the code halts in the system call until it's finished :(
[05:15] <usr13> SeaPhor: cedega?
[05:15] <akore> linuxguy2009: an internal hdd ntfs
[05:15] <linuxguy2009> akore: What did you use to burn your disks with? The app I mean,
[05:15] <edbian> zortec: Really the only reason it doesn't "handle" games is because big companies don't make games for it.
[05:15] <zortec> SeaPhor: I run it in wine.  You have to pay for cedega right?
[05:15] <usr13> !info cedega
[05:15] <wapko> dbugger: k, then i dont know :S
[05:16] <linuxguy2009> akore: hmm no idea sorry, Do you share it with Windows or need to?
[05:16] <dbugger> grrrrrr ty anyway
[05:16] <akore> i hate mplayer, what can I use instead>
[05:16] <SeaPhor> usr13, i also play City of Heroes, all star wars,,,, morrowind, oblivion,,, and on and on, but is OT, ,,
[05:16] <dbugger> and the PHP channel of freenode is always full :S
[05:16] <akore> linuxguy2009: I share with windows
[05:16] <mobi-sheep> akore: VLC?
[05:16] <yxz97> Hello
[05:16] <usr13> akore: What do you not like about mplayer?
[05:16] <zortec> SeaPhor: All in cedega?
[05:16] <SeaPhor> zortec, no
[05:16] <yxz97> HELLO
[05:16] <zortec> SeaPhor: But you are paying a monthly subscription?
[05:16] <yxz97> I SAID HELLO
[05:16] <akore> usr13: streaming divx sucks and when I try to open it in mplayer it freezes
[05:16] <zortec> SeaPhor: Or maybe it's  per year, I can't remember
[05:16] <edbian> yxz97: Wanna get banned?
[05:16] <felix_> !iso
[05:16] <Flannel> !hi | yxz97
[05:17] <yxz97> edbian, no
[05:17] <mobi-sheep> !player | akore
[05:17] <WIGGMPk> zortec: are you saying WoW has a native Linux client?
[05:17] <linuxguy2009> akore: I think there is some manual configuring if I remember reading correctly.Not sure how though. Sure its on google somewhere.
[05:17] <SeaPhor> zortec, and see me in my channel, this is OT
[05:17] <yxz97> Hello Flannel ubottu
[05:17] <yxz97> :-)
[05:17] <kaddi> usr13: the command is simply !cedega if you still need it ;)
[05:17] <yxz97> I'm doing some coding in objectiveC
[05:17] <iamtechno> yxz97, watch the caps its the same as yelling
[05:17] <bastidrazor> akore, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountwindows  if you want to do it via GUI look at the 3rd suggestion the page.
[05:17] <usr13> !cedega
[05:17] <nellmathew> hey guys,  i know ext3/4 doesn't fragment much, but how would I go about doing something similar to a "full format" on my harddrive from a livecd?
[05:17] <linuxguy2009> Ubuntu 9.04 includes an ISO mounter with a right click menu option.
[05:17] <akore> bastidrazor: thanks but Ill just click on the icon to mount it lol
[05:17] <yxz97> however gedit doesnot have color code enlightment
[05:18] <zortec> WIGGMPk: I'm saying that you just copy your folder over from Windows to Linux and make a few changes in the wine configuration file and WoW can run in Linux.
[05:18] <edbian> nellmathew: Hi :) use gparted.  You do know that a format erases all data on that partition right??
[05:18] <akore> can vlc stream mpg feeds from firefox?
[05:18] <bastidrazor> akore, okay, you were asking about automounting..
[05:18] <akore> in the browser
[05:18] <yurikoles> how to install flash amd64?
[05:18] <WIGGMPk> zortec: ok.. i thought there was a native client.. thanks
[05:18] <akore> bastidrazor: I was, but I dont want to mess with it
[05:18] <OttifantSir> @nellmathew: System -> Administration -> Partition
[05:18] <stronze> linuxguy2009 - any suggestins for my problem or are you still tracking?
[05:18] <SeaPhor> zortec, its like less than $5 a month,,, i spend more than that a day on coffee and i support software that works and gets me away from M$
[05:18] <JoeM> cyrano_de same deal, and now things seem worse.. thinking nvidia 177 was not right, no X now
[05:19] <OttifantSir> @akore: Try searching here: http://forum.videolan.org/
[05:19] <yxz97> any suggestion to program in gnome ?
[05:19] <linuxguy2009> yurikoles: Test your memory with memtest86 maybe?
[05:19] <Cyrano_De> yxz97: gvim does have syntax highlighting.  So does scite if you must use the mouse.
[05:19] <nellmathew> edbian: yeah i do, but why are the formats with gparted so quick? is it doing a proper job of wiping the drive clean and removing clusters?
[05:19] <linuxguy2009> oops
[05:19] <OttifantSir> @akore: I believe it should manage it, but I am not sure. Never tried streaming something from Firefox
[05:19] <iamtechno> yxz97, what are you looking to program? Script? c++/java?
[05:19] <linuxguy2009> stronze: Test your memory with memtest86 maybe?
[05:20] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: I have not had good luck with nvidia proprietary drivers for the last couple of years.
[05:20] <stronze> linuxguy2009 - huh?im trying remove failed ubuntu install
[05:20] <mobi-sheep> nellmathew: No.  They just remove the data table that holds queries of files.
[05:20] <yxz97> ObjectiveC man
[05:20] <edbian> nellmathew: IDK.  I never really questioned it.  I think it is just marking the index to tell the OS this area is ext3, this area is NTFS, etc etc.  I don't think it actually changes the 0's and 1's in the partition.  Just sort of sets flags.
[05:20] <yxz97> are you blind !
[05:20] <yxz97> :P
[05:20] <joustin> anyone good with samba?
[05:20] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: So both devices say they are busy?
[05:20] <JoeM> cyrano_de I have witht he ubuntu ones, I'll just manually install it later
[05:20] <wapko> yxz97: gedit does have some colorcode.. down at the bottom/statusbar. it says plain text.. there should be som options
[05:20] <usr13> joustin: What?
[05:20] <JoeM> cyrano_de yes, said both were busy still
[05:20] <linuxguy2009> stronze: What exactly are you trying to do? Reinstall? Format the drive?
[05:20] <yxz97> iamslango, <yxz97> I'm doing some coding in objectiveC
[05:20] <lwells> does ubuntu have native graphic card drivers, or are those usually propritory
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[05:20] <joustin> it shows that the share if ok, but I cannot see it from windows
[05:20] <felix_> im trying to install a game from a mounted iso file. setup.exe isnt able to locate files needed to install.
[05:20] <usr13> joustin: I'm not good with it but may be able to answer your question
[05:20] <edbian> yxz97: I think there is a color coding plugin.  Look at the preferences.
[05:21] <nellmathew> edbian: thanks :-[
[05:21] <nellmathew> mobi-sheep: how would i wipe out the drive and do a proper format then?
[05:21] <JoeM> cyrano_de I get 4 errors on boot now about blocks
[05:21] <joustin> the permissions look good but it isnt cooperating
[05:21] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: So the mdadm --create did not complete?
[05:21] <yxz97> wapko, I see it now... I'm the blind here !
[05:21] <yxz97> :(
[05:21] <stronze> linuxguy2009 - first cd corrupted and half installed ubuntu.its still there but pc doesnt reconise it but new ubuntu instal does but wont install over it and cant figure out how to remove
[05:21] <edbian> nellmathew: NP :)
[05:21] <OttifantSir> @nellmathew: google dban
[05:21] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: 4 errors on which devices?
[05:21] <JoeM> cyrano_de it didn't say
[05:21] <yxz97> Anyone does iphone programming on ubuntu?
[05:22] <yxz97> any IDE to help ?
[05:22] <alan_> Installed 9.04 w/ a US/Dvorak keyboard layout, and now I need to set the layout at the login prompt to US/Standard101. Not in Properties>Keyboard, and I do't see the device listed in my X11.conf
[05:22] <mobi-sheep> nellmathew: Are you giving somebody else the hard drive?  If you're still using it for yourself, that would be pointless.  However, I heard dd is the best way to go.
[05:22] <JoeM> cyrano_de just said no block devices found. 4x
[05:22] <iamtechno> yxz97, you might try and see if Eclipse can support ObjectiveC
[05:22] <linuxguy2009> stronze: Then your is FUBAR. No reason ubuntu cant overwrite a drive.
[05:22] <yxz97> I'm just doing console... like a very good old hacker !!!
[05:22] <linuxguy2009> stronze: Less you have failing hardware or some such.
[05:22] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: That is very odd.  What does fdisk -l output now?
[05:22] <stronze> linuxguy2009 -new HDD.
[05:22] <edbian> nellmathew: dd if=/dev/null of=/dev/<yourHDDpartition>
[05:22] <WIGGMPk> yxz97: check out monodevelop
[05:23] <yxz97> iamtechno, yeah, seems like CDT can be modified to work with objectiveC compiler but, is complicated put it to work seems like
[05:23] <CleanLaundry> what does recursive or recursively means
[05:23] <linuxguy2009> stronze: live session. gparted erase the drive and then reinstall.
[05:23] <yxz97> WIGGMPk, ok
[05:23] <nellmathew> thanks mobi-sheep, OttifanSir, and yeah I'm selling my netbook.
[05:23] <nellmathew> thanks edbian, was just about to look that up!
[05:23] <Cyrano_De> yxz97: Just use vim then.
[05:23] <linuxguy2009> stronze: Are you trying to mix Windows and Ubuntu on the same machine?
[05:23] <edbian> nellmathew: NP
[05:23] <iamtechno> yxz97, I used to use nano when I first was doing cmd line programming
[05:23] <JoeM> cyrano_de shows the same things
[05:23] <yxz97> Cyrano_De, yeah vim is good
[05:23] <stronze> linuxguy2009 - gparted erase? yes trying to dual os
[05:23] <edbian> nellmathew: Good luck selling your comp!
[05:24] <yxz97> WIGGMPk, mono is microsoft!
[05:24] <yxz97> a witch, a witch !!!
[05:24] <linuxguy2009> stronze: I figured. Forgive my tone, but I dont know why newbs try and run before they walk.No better way to say it.
[05:24] <yxz97> burn him, burn him !!
[05:24] <yxz97> :P
[05:24] <linuxguy2009> ahh
[05:24] <mobi-sheep> nellmathew: http://ubuntu-unleashed.com/2008/03/how-to-destroy-all-your-data-on-your-ubuntu-linux-system.html
[05:24] <Hylian> thanx for all the help guys, im still helping ym buddy, he is still gui-less, lol
[05:24] <stronze> linuxguy2009 - i already did dual install with vista and ubuntu on laptop
[05:24] <mobi-sheep> nellmathew: They use dd commands. ;o
[05:24] <zortec> viruses found: 27 - I might ban my sister from my computer.
[05:24] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: So it shows both /dev/sda and /dev/sdb with two partitions of type fd?
[05:24] <adhil> hi am using ubuntu 9.04...in shell for loop is not working.. anyone why this is so?
[05:24] <WIGGMPk> yxz97: http://monodevelop.com/ is an IDE for developing in several different languages
[05:24] <yxz97> else I get something better than vim , I will keep using it
[05:24] <linuxguy2009> stronze: IMO mixing is more trouble than its worth,
[05:25] <OttifantSir> @zortec: Sounds like a good solution!
[05:25] <Flannel> mobi-sheep, nellmathew: if you're worried about secure stuff, use shred.
[05:25] <bastidrazor> linuxguy2009, you give the worst advice i've ever seen in this channel.. and you're calling someone else a 'newb'
[05:25] <JoeM> cyrano_de it's sdb and sdc, but yes (sda is my SSD the OS is on)
[05:25] <linuxguy2009> Thats all I have to say about that, on to the next topic.
[05:25] <mobi-sheep> nellmathew: Try shred --help
[05:25] <yxz97> WIGGMPk, have you ever configure monodevelop to program for iphone ?
[05:25] <WIGGMPk> yxz97: and if I remember correctly.. iPhone is C# or C++
[05:25] <linuxguy2009> stronze: Sorry I said excuse the tone. hehe
[05:25] <yxz97> iphone is neither C# neither C++
[05:25] <Amtrask> Hello all, I am hoping someone can fill me in on how to change the boot screen text on my encrypted Ubuntu installation
[05:25] <yxz97> is ObjectiveC
[05:25] <mobi-sheep> Flannel: Thanks.
[05:25] <WIGGMPk> yxz97: no, cause Apple is ghey and I dont like the iPhone
[05:25] <yxz97> is different
[05:25] <linuxguy2009> stronze: Im actually very helpfull.
[05:25] <joustin> oh i got it! lol
[05:25] <stronze> linuxguy2009 - if i can remove the old ubuntu i can get ubuntu installed side by side but the problem is i cant erase it
[05:25] <zortec> I really think we should be able to give points for good answers.
[05:26] <WIGGMPk> yxz97: C++ and C# are ObjectiveC languages
[05:26] <yxz97> WIGGMPk, so how you know that monodevelop will help me ?
[05:26] <linuxguy2009> stronze: Sorry i cant help you.
[05:26] <yxz97> what? WIGGMPk
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[05:26] <FloodBot3> sage_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:26] <edbian> stronze: Need help with something??
[05:26] <linuxguy2009> Hey lets flood teh room.yeah
[05:26] <iamtechno> !flood | sage_
[05:26] <wapko> awww, pretty graphics. i wanted to see all of it :P
[05:26] <yxz97> nice figure guys... let him ! :P
[05:26] <stronze> edbian - first attempt ubuntu istall failed due to corrupt disc i assume
[05:26] <sage_> lol
[05:27] <WIGGMPk> yxz97: I dont.. I said check it out.. im sure there is a plugin for the iphone..
[05:27] <mobi-sheep> sage_: Nice.  Don't do it.  Just paste it in pastebin and link the post. :0
[05:27] <Amtrask> Can someone tell me how to change the Ubuntu boot screen text? I have an encrypted setup and I want to change what displays between GRUB and the XDM
[05:27] <stronze> edbian - new cd sees old but wont install over and cant find a way to remove old
[05:27] <edbian> stronze: If your disk is corrupt gparted can tell.  Do you want to check using gparted?  I'll teach you how if you don't know.
[05:27] <sage_> K ALL
[05:27] <bastidrazor> stronze, do a manual partition and select the format the partition that has the current install of ubuntu.
[05:27] <Hylian> say guys, i want to run a ftp server from my ubuntu machine, what software do you suggest?
[05:27] <zer0ne_> gcc compiles ObjectiveC
[05:27] <stronze> edbian - sure ill learn
[05:27] <Flannel> Hylian: ftp server to accomplish what?  Your own personal use? or...
[05:27] <edbian> stronze: Do you have gparted installed?
[05:27] <simpx> hi
[05:28] <stronze> edbian - mind going pm to make this easier?
[05:28] <edbian> np
[05:28] <iamtechno> !hi | simpx
[05:28] <JoeM> cyrano_de there is a mdadm conf file in /etc/mdadm looks liek default as I see nothing in it, should I leave it there?
[05:28] <Hylian> yeah just so i can leave this beast run and then from a client's house gain access to certain files. i know how to do it, been doing it a long time, but i want to know what's a good server
[05:28] <Amtrask> Hylian: vsftpd
[05:28] <WIGGMPk> yxz97: btw.. Objective C and Objective C++ are class extensions on the base language..
[05:28] <Hylian> tanx
[05:28] <Flannel> Hylian: Use sftp instead of ftp.  It's easier to set up, more secure, and easier on your port forwarding.
[05:28] <iamtechno> yxz97, You could run Notepad++ under Winw
[05:29] <mobi-sheep> !bootoption | Amtrask
[05:29] <zortec> Has anyone else used clam?
[05:29] <Hylian> is that a gui prog, or am i gonna be using the bash commands for this one>
[05:29] <yxz97> WIGGMPk, yeah that's right but !
[05:29] <yxz97> are not the same
[05:29] <Amtrask> thanks mobi-sheep!
[05:29] <zortec> How do I quarantine multiple files without having to select the action for each one?
[05:29] <yxz97> have similar features but are distinct.. my friend
[05:29] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: I do not believe mdadm requires anything in the /etc/mdadm if you set things up correctly.
[05:29] <mobi-sheep> Amtrask: May not be what you're looking for though.  I just took a glance.
[05:29] <Fetusbubble> wow.. i think my irssi crashed loading the /names for this
[05:29] <Fetusbubble> <_<
[05:30] <iamtechno> zorrolero, personally for linux antivirus, use AVG. They have a free linux AV but its a little trick to find and download.
[05:30] <Hylian> so are those 2 progs gui or command line? like sftp
[05:30] <Amtrask> mobi-sheep: Kinda looks like just the GRUB options. What I'm looking to change is what displays when it asks for the disk passphrase
[05:30] <iamtechno> zortec, personally for linux antivirus, use AVG. They have a free linux AV but its a little trick to find and download.
[05:30] <linuxguy2009> Speaking of C language I was reading today that the big distros are all talking about the stuff about including C# programmed apps and richard stallman said that its risky including them cause microsoft can pull a copyright deal and cause app developers to abondon work and over time it could be devistating to Linux. Interesting topic.
[05:30] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Are you running these commands with sudo or root?
[05:30] <WIGGMPk> yxz97: look im not gonna sit here and get down to the niddy griddy with programming languages.. if you want an IDE to program iPhone applications in linux.. I suggest "CHECKING" out MonoDevlop, it might accommodate you..
[05:30] <zortec> iamtechno: Where can I find it?
[05:30] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: #ubuntu-offtopic for that, not here, thanks.
[05:30] <mobi-sheep> Amtrask: Here is a bunch of things that you may want to look for (before you can find it).
[05:30] <mobi-sheep> !boot | Amtrask
[05:31] <zer0ne_> MS owns C?
[05:31] <linuxguy2009> How was that offtopic?
[05:31] <Flannel> Hylian: sftp is a server you set up by installing the openssh-package.  It'll run the server, you connect to it through any one of a large list of sftp clients (filezilla is one that exists for windows and linux)
[05:31] <iamtechno> zortec, let me find the download link real quick
[05:31] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: This is a support channel.  Non-support "About" discussions belong in #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:31] <mobi-sheep> !grub | Amtrask
[05:31] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Try mdadm --auto  What does that output look like?
[05:31] <mobi-sheep> Amtrask: I think that's what you're looking for.  o.O
[05:31] <linux_trojan> quit
[05:31] <linux_trojan> exit
[05:31] <linuxguy2009> Ok I see I have upset a mod. Goodnight everyone before I get banned.
[05:32] <Hylian> ok cool thanx
[05:32] <yxz97> WIGGMPk, yeah, .... you must not discuss about something you don understand
[05:32] <Crazyman> eh
[05:32] <Amtrask> mobi-sheep I'll take a look, thanks!
[05:32] <Fetusbubble>  /whois Fetusbubble
[05:32] <Fetusbubble> whoops
[05:32] <yxz97> I will keep vim.. becauase gvim I don't have it
[05:32] <iamtechno> zortec, http://free.avg.com/download?prd=afl
[05:32] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: You should not need to be in single user mode to setup new devices, but that may be what it takes to get this raid setup.
[05:32] <JoeM> cyrano_de I think I found something... dmraid is installed and I just removed it so now I don't get the device busy message
[05:32] <WIGGMPk> yxz97: why come to a support channel.. ask a question.. then argue the responce???
[05:32] <yxz97> I cannot get from apt-get search gvim
[05:33] <Flannel> yxz97: apt-cache search gvim
[05:33] <yxz97> WIGGMPk, I like discuss, we learn man
[05:33] <mobi-sheep> People who want to discuss here... Take it in #ubuntu-offtopic.  This is for support, not discussion.
[05:33] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Does the mdadm --create command work now?
[05:33] <JoeM> cyrano_de no I lied.. I just typed the create command wrong
[05:33] <yxz97> mobi-sheep, sorry..
[05:33] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Typos kill me frequently.
[05:34] <JoeM> cyrano_de and auto says it requires an arguement
[05:34] <yxz97> okok
[05:34] <WIGGMPk> yxz97: if you say so.. to me, it appears you want to argue the differences in programming languages =/
[05:34] <yxz97> I have one question
[05:34] <yxz97> WIGGMPk,
[05:34] <yxz97> no wrong
[05:34] <iamtechno> yxz97, try the vim-gnome package
[05:34] <yxz97> you first start with a wrong affirmation
[05:35] <yxz97> yeah iamslango I'm on it too ;) thanks
[05:35] <yxz97> iamslango, sorry wasn't for you
[05:35] <yxz97> yeah iamtechno  I'm on it too ;) thanks
[05:35] <iamtechno> WIGGMPk, yxz97 let's try not venture into ot territory!
[05:35] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Does the mdadm --create command work now?
[05:36] <JoeM> cyrano_de nope, still same thing
[05:36] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Very odd.
[05:36] <yxz97> what the hell is keyring, whatever helll
[05:37] <yxz97> I today was checkingout some code, and many times was prompted about that...
[05:37] <yxz97> until now, I have more free time to ask, about it..
[05:37] <Cyrano_De> yxz97: If you do a "vim syntax files objectivec" search you should find several options for highlighting objectivec files.
[05:37] <Amtrask> mobi-sheep so I don't think what I'm looking for was in there. When my computer boots, after GRUB has booted the (a?) kernel, it wants the passphrase to decrypt my harddrive (I use LVM + encryption). And I am trying to change the prompt for the passphrase to include some "This computer belongs to blah blah" info in case someone finds my laptop
[05:37] <JoeM> cyrano_de very odd and irritating
[05:38] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Can you try booting into single mode and running the mdadm --create and mdadm --assemble commands?
[05:38] <iamtechno> yxz97, were you checking out from a repository, like SVN or CVS?
[05:38] <yxz97> iamtechno, yeah man !
[05:38] <edbian> Amtrask: Do you know the name of the package that encrypted your HDD??  There is almost definitely a config file in /etc
[05:38] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: It should not be required but who knows gvfs or some other hand holding library may have a grip on them.
[05:38] <mobi-sheep> Amtrask: Sounds like you used Ubuntu's guided partitioning on alternative disk.  ;3.  You may try Google or #lvm -- Or hang out around here.  I don't know how to change the prompt.
[05:38] <JoeM> cyrano_de if I remember correctly.. that's one of the init levels, but can't remember the number
[05:38] <iamtechno> yxz97, What were you try to check out?
[05:39] <JoeM> cyrano_de been a long time since I had to play with things like this, heh
[05:39] <yxz97> code man, what else !
[05:39] <Amtrask> mobi-sheep: yes I used the alternative CD. edbian: I don't know what encrypted it, it was automated on the alt install CD
[05:39] <yxz97> :P
[05:39] <yxz97> prompt twice about gnome login keyring...
[05:39] <iamtechno> yxz97, I meant what specific code?
[05:39] <edbian> Amtrask: It was just a thought.  Sorry I can't help more! :(
[05:39] <mobi-sheep> edbian: The package is probably cryptsetup.
[05:39] <yxz97> private code, is secret code  man...
[05:39] <yxz97> why?
[05:40] <edbian> Amtrask: Does that sound right??  ^  "cryptsetup"  ?
[05:40] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: From grub you need to edit your kernel line and put single at the end.  If you hit escape when grub is up it will give you the edit commands you need.
[05:40] <Amtrask> Sounds familiar, yes
[05:40] <iamtechno> !enter | yxz97
[05:40] <mobi-sheep> !info cryptsetup | Amtrask edbian
[05:40] <JoeM> cyrano_de just remembered that, just a sec and I'll be in it
[05:40] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: It should give you a vi based editor when you select (e) edit.
[05:41] <edbian> Amtrask: Look at "man cryptsetup"  Does it mention a config file?  Something in /etc ??
[05:41] <gartral> how do I request a device switch storage modes? (IE an MSC player which I want to make MTP.. but I cant see the screen)
[05:41] <yxz97> iamtechno, sorry man, no more then :)
[05:42] <iamtechno> yxz97, Then they don't want prying eyes. Ask the developers for a key and get Ubuntu to accept it the you should be good to go.
[05:42] <Amtrask> edbian: I'm not seeing anything...
[05:43] <edbian> Amtrask: About a config file?  Or you're not seeing a man page?
[05:43] <Amtrask> about a config file, sorry
[05:43] <Amtrask> I'll try dm-crypt
[05:43] <mobi-sheep> Amtrask: Keep me in loop.  I would like to know the solution too. :3
[05:43] <edbian> Amtrask: I'm looking as well.
[05:43] <iamtechno> yxz97, doing what you were doing is just asking to be booted. Just trying to help save you from not getting you the help that you need/want
[05:44] <Amtrask> Appreciate the help guys! I'll definitely let you know if I find anything
[05:44] <yxz97> I'm still don't understand, I was thinking like keyring stores my credentials like a password manager.. but I don't want to keep my passwords stored in the machine, after denied the prompt windows shows me a message which says sometime like: "Do you want to stored the password unencrypted?" obviously I said no
[05:44] <JoeM> cyrano_de I think that worked
[05:45] <JoeM> cyrano_de ok, I think I got both created.. now assemble thing drives?
[05:45] <zortec> What is the best antivirus for ubuntu? I know it's an open ended question.
[05:45] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Good to hear.
[05:45] <yxz97> booted? why ! :
[05:45] <jomagu> Hi everyone!!!
[05:45] <yxz97> hi jomagu
[05:45] <JoeM> cyrano_de tried assemble, said already active
[05:46] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: yes you will need to mdadm --assemble them.  Try mdadm --assemble --scan
[05:46] <iamtechno> yxz97, Then just enter it manually everytime you're asked instead of storing it.
[05:46] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: What does that get you ?
[05:46] <yxz97> iamtechno, but what password???
[05:46] <yxz97> svn password?
[05:46] <jomagu> i need somw help  you know if ubuntu work fine with plasma tv conected on vga?
[05:46] <zortec> iamtechno: The file did not exist when I downloaded it.
[05:46] <yxz97> ubuntu password? which one?
[05:46] <JoeM> cyrano_de no array found in config file to automatically, but query on them seems to show it's active
[05:47] <geirha> !antivirus | zortec
[05:47] <JoeM> cyrano_de now how do I set /dev/md0 to be swap?
[05:47] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Try to create a filesystem on /dev/md0
[05:47] <edbian> Amtrask: It is possible that that menu simply isn't configurable.
[05:47] <Hilikus> does anyone here have /etc under version control?
[05:47] <JoeM> mkfs.swap ?
[05:47] <wangyadong> no
[05:47] <akSeya> hi there
[05:48] <Amtrask> edbian I was afraid of that. I'd just like to have a message with my name and phone in case I lose my laptop, otherwise it's basically a paperweight for whoever finds it :P
[05:48] <yxz97> ubottu, are you saying that linux is not possible get a virus?
[05:48] <iamtechno> yxz97, rem !enter. Yes, some code repositories have passwords so joe plummer doesn't check it out and hack it.
[05:48] <geirha> yxz97: read the URL
[05:48] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: mkswap /dev/md0
[05:48] <Amtrask> yxz97 you most likely will not need an antivirus program
[05:49] <JoeM> cyrano_de done, then just add that to fstab, right?
[05:49] <Roasted> QUESTION - Anybody know how I can add an additional gnome panel to my 2nd monitor? I don't want an extension from my primary monitor. I just want a completely separate bar on the 2nd monitor.
[05:49] <cristofer> alguien que able español
[05:49] <wangyadong> how to use thunder
[05:49] <yxz97> but Amtrask is tecnically possible create a computer virus for linux  too, or not?
[05:49] <toter> !es | cristofer
[05:49] <yxz97> I used to think that is not possible.. but not sure now..
[05:50] <wangyadong> not sure
[05:50] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Yes, add it to fstab as a swap volume.  Then the swapon -a command will start using it.
[05:50] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: You should be able to mkfs /dev/md1 to lay a filesystem down on the second array.
[05:50] <geirha> yxz97: Possible, yes, but hard to survive and reproduce
[05:50] <erik_> hi all
[05:50] <wangyadong> hi
[05:51] <JoeM> cyrano_De will do that next
[05:51] <erik_> need helping with sound card
[05:51] <yxz97> geirha, do you program C, or C++ on linux ?
[05:51] <erik_> added pci card
[05:51] <geirha> yxz97: As the first link on that AntiVirus page will tell you
[05:51] <wangyadong> c
[05:51] <wangyadong> gcc
[05:51] <wapko> anybody know how to prevent ubuntu from autoswitching to X(tty7) efter i exit tty1 ??
[05:51] <gartral> there are linux worms and viruses... but the chances of actually "catching" one is so l, you needn't worry, unless your a majoy corporation
[05:51] <erik_> went through documentation
[05:51] <geirha> yxz97: A bit, yes
[05:52] <jomagu> hello some body can help me with the display of my laptop with a plasma tv because when i connect it work fine but after around 5 minutes in use  the display on the plasma tv get black im using ubuntu 9.04
[05:52] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Then it is just a matter of mounting that volume somewhere (/mnt) and copying your current home directory there (tar, cpio or pax work well for permissions) and setting /dev/md1 as your new /home in fstab.
[05:52] <iamtechno> zortec, that was a link to the download center. Then you can actually download it from there.
[05:52] <Amtrask> mobi-sheep, edbian: well I was hoping it'd be a quick fix but now I gotta be off to bed. Something to consider for future Ubuntu releases? (or dm-crypt or DeviceMapper or whatever is feeding that prompt...)
[05:52] <iamtechno> !ask | erik_
[05:52] <yxz97> thanks all guys.
[05:53] <yxz97> I like ubuntu too
[05:53] <yxz97> my favorite is slackware
[05:53] <jomagu> hello some body can help me with the display of my laptop with a plasma tv because when i connect it work fine but after around 5 minutes in use  the display on the plasma tv get black im using ubuntu 9.04
[05:53] <iamtechno> !enter | yxz97
[05:53] <yxz97> second Fedora and third ubuntu... the time will say how the things gonna change ..
[05:53] <yxz97> man sorry :-(
[05:53] <Hylian> lol, i had a very strange bug with vlc, was watching a movie, and decided to hit close, well vlc window went away but the audio kept playing, and reloading vlc and running the movie again, i had the soundtrack playing twice...??
[05:53] <cristofer> hi soy chile primera ves que utulizo esta forma de comunicacion, com puedo conectarme a algun citio en español
[05:54] <awesomez> yxz97: which fedora version do you like?
[05:54] <Jeruvy> !es | cristofer
[05:54] <yxz97> I have 10 on my laptop awesomez
[05:54] <erik_> ok
[05:54] <erik_> i am trying to figure how to add sound card
[05:54] <Cyrano_De> JoeM: Good luck with the video drivers.  They can be a royal pain still.  I'm off to bed.
[05:55] <JoeM> cyrano_de thanks for all the help!
[05:55] <yxz97> awesomez, why
[05:56] <wangyadong> hi
[05:56] <jomagu> hello some body can help me with the display of my laptop with a plasma tv because when i connect it work fine but after around 5 minutes in use  the display on the plasma tv get black im using ubuntu 9.04
[05:56] <iamtechno> jomagu, Is there any specific thing you do that triggers the plasma to go black?
[05:57] <zortec> I installed avast in ubuntu, but where do I find the app?
[05:57] <alksndre> i can't get sound out of my maduio 2496 card. i looked at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=279204 and i've unmuted all the channels i can see in alsamizer and envy24control but i still hear nothing.
[05:57] <jomagu> im only watching a movie in the plasma and then it get black
[05:57] <Jeruvy> jomagu: don't enable screenblankers on a plasma.
[05:58] <iamtechno> zortec, Might try the command line. Or under system tools
[05:58] <ce_metal_cord> neutronZ'
[05:58] <wangyadong> command line
[05:58] <sage_> whats the best choice for a c/c++ compiler
[05:58] <ce_metal_cord> neutronZ'
[05:58] <badeagle> lol?
[05:58] <wangyadong> gcc
[05:58] <badeagle> lolplusplus
[05:58] <sage_> :L
[05:59] <Kellerman> gcc yep
[05:59] <jomagu> but is not a screen saver
[05:59] <geirha> sage_: gcc for c, g++ for c++
[05:59] <Crazyman> china
[05:59] <jomagu> because if i use the computer the display didnt return
[05:59] <sage_> thanks
[05:59] <sage_> geirha,
[05:59] <wapko> jomagu: have you tried the 'inhibit applet' in gnome ?
[06:00] <zortec> iamtechno: It is not showing up in any menu.
[06:00] <jomagu> inhibit applet?
[06:00] <Crazyman> have you tried the inhibit applet int gnome ?
[06:01] <geirha> sage_: The build-essential package will install both btw
[06:01] <sage_> geirha,  thanks
[06:01] <wapko> jomagu: yeah. add the applet to a gnome panel. it toggles automatic power saving. maybe it is power saving modes that turn off your plasma
[06:01] <iamtechno> zortec, can you run it from the command line though? If so, I can tell you how to make a launcher in a menu.
[06:01] <jomagu> what s that? inhibit applet?
[06:02] <mobi-sheep> Amtrask: Laptop?
[06:02] <Amtrask> mobi-sheep I'm using a laptop yes. Does that make a difference?
[06:02] <zortec> iamtechno: I could if I knew what the name of it was.
[06:03] <Kellerman> !inhibit
[06:03] <joeyadams> When I run the kvm program, it says "open /dev/kvm: No such file or directory".  Even after I modprobe kvm, it says the same thing (note: modprobe kvm gives no output to console or to dmesg).  Any idea on how to deal with this?
[06:03] <zer0ne_> !google
[06:03] <mobi-sheep> Amtrask: Get an index card and write down information on the laptop.  What if the battery went empty?  Gotta think all possibilities. :3
[06:03] <joeyadams> It worked in Debian when I had it installed a few hours ago.
[06:03] <jomagu> sorry how i do that?
[06:03] <mobi-sheep> Amtrask: Tape the card on it. :<
[06:03] <alksndre> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink profile=music: Could not open audio device for playback.
[06:03] <Amtrask> haha good thinking mobi-sleep. Am am just trying to indulge my inner nerd though too :B
[06:04] <JoeM> ok, I'm about to have an lvm set up that I want to have auto-mounted as /home... how do I do this?
[06:04] <mobi-sheep> !separatehome | JoeM
[06:05] <zortec> iamtechno: I found the update file in /usr/bin
[06:05] <wapko> jomagu: rightclick your top panel bar, select 'add to panel', find 'inhibit applet' in the lidt and double click it. it adds a button on your panel. click the button and see if it turns you plasma off after that
[06:05] <iamtechno> zortec, run this command: whereis avast
[06:06] <zortec> iamtechno: Thanks, it was in /usr/bin, have to register a key.
[06:06] <jomagu> ok
[06:06] <jomagu> thankyou i will try
[06:06] <wapko> anybody know how to prevent ubuntu from autoswitching to X(tty7) efter i exit tty1 ??
[06:07] <cfedde> is there a way to safely re-install 9.04 over an existing install? I have some recent flakyness crop up and want to return to a known working config.
[06:07] <iamtechno> zortec, personaly I would just use AVG. Its easy to download/use/install. May I ask why you want a virus scanner on Ubuntu?
[06:08] <zortec> iamtechno: I want to scan my windows drive for viruses and clean them
[06:08] <joeyadams> "<joeyadams> When I run the kvm program, it says "open /dev/kvm: No such file or directory".  Even after I modprobe kvm, it says the same thing (note: modprobe kvm gives no output to console or to dmesg).  Any idea on how to deal with this?"
[06:08] <joeyadams> Ah, silly me, forgot to re-enable it in the BIOS
[06:09] <joeyadams> Lesson:  if modprobe kvm doesn't help, try modprobe kvm-intel or modprobe kvm-amd .
[06:09] <joeyadams> if you get an "Operation not supported", then check dmesg
[06:09] <iamtechno> zortec, do you have a windows OS installed on that partition? or is it just say an NTFS partition?
[06:09] <joeyadams> Thanks, joeyadams!  :)
[06:09] <iamtechno> !enter | joeyadams
[06:10] <joeyadams> Aight, sorry
[06:10] <zortec> iamtechno: /media/disk is where my Windows OS is installed
[06:10] <iamtechno> joeyadams, plus its kind of creepy having a converstion with yourself.
[06:11] <joeyadams> Yeah, I guess that's only funny in a small channel :)
[06:12] <JoeM> mobi_sheep thanks, couple changes and I think that worked... booting now
[06:12] <Amtrask> I thought I was going crazy for a second!
[06:12] <iamtechno> zortec, then boot into windows and install an antivirus under it en vez de installing in on Ubuntu. Seems kind of like taking a flight from New York to Tokyo just to goto London.
[06:12] <albech> anyone have a good link to installing virtual box 3 on ubuntu 9.04?
[06:13] <zortec> iamtechno: The reason I was installing the antivirus in Linux is that I did not want the virus to spread in Windows if I boot into that OS
[06:13] <Amtrask> albech: http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[06:13] <Amtrask> Using it right as we speak!
[06:13] <iamtechno> Amtrask, you beat me to the punch! lol.
[06:13] <ce_metal_cord> coO_SEtIa
[06:13] <kaddi> iamtechno: chances are, once you're infected, the malware won't let you install an anti virus program anyway :p
[06:13] <albech> Amtrask, thanks
[06:14] <Amtrask> iamtechno: I had the advantage of already having that page open :P
[06:14] <iamtechno> Amtrask, Just installed it myself this morning. Anyway back to topic.
[06:15] <CWwe_AlONE> si septi  PaCAR ABU
[06:15] <Kellerman> serious
[06:16] <xsacha-tv> hey i just switched my video card to an nvidia 8400 and the visual display appears to exceed the bounds of my monitor. any idea how i can get it to fit to my monitor?
[06:16] <iamtechno> kaddi, true. But it sounds like vortec just wants to install an antivirus as a protective mesure instead of saving an infected one.
[06:17] <JoeM> ok, down to one last (I hope) issue... 8.10 64b with 1 GTX 260 and 1 8800 GTS, I tried the default driver from Ubuntu (177) and tried to manually install the latest (185) from nvidia.. both  fail to get GDM to start
[06:17] <xsacha-tv> it doesnt seem to depend on the driver. i used the opensource one and the closed source one
[06:17] <iamtechno> xsacha-tv, yeah. Go under Prefs->Screen Resolution and change it there.
[06:18] <xsacha-tv> hmm i dont have a Screen Resolution under Prefs?
[06:18] <albech> that actually bring up a question from me.. which graphic vendor should i chose, since i am going to buy a new machine one of these days?
[06:18] <iamtechno> xsacha-tv, what version of Ubuntu are you using?
[06:18] <albech> its essential that it runs well with ubuntu
[06:19] <xsacha-tv> ah.. noo i have to go to #ubuntu+1? im using 9.10
[06:19] <albech> nvidia or ati?
[06:19] <iamtechno> !best | albech
[06:19] <xsacha-tv> thought they'd be the same with that
[06:19] <Ahadiel> albech, I'd go with nvidia
[06:19] <Viking667> heyIe got a problem
[06:19] <Viking667> err  sorry
[06:20] <iamtechno> albech, There are good reason to go with with both. Research it and choose for youself
[06:20] <iamtechno> !ask | Viking667
[06:20] <Viking667> I cannot use punctuation because my silly computer thinks that I do not have any punctuation keys as it thinks I want to remap them to dead keys How do I fix that?
[06:20] <Ahadiel> albech, iirc the ATI drivers for Linux aren't as good as NVidia's.
[06:21] <exia_> does anybody know if there is a plugin for pidgin to change my client's id visible to others?
[06:21] <albech> Ahadiel, will probably look at a nvidia, that was also my initial thought
[06:21] <Viking667> I provided dvorak layout which works but not with some punctuation and what punctuation there is gets encoded sometimes as the UTF-8 character
[06:21] <iamtechno> Ahadiel, I'm running ATI right now and I'm not having any issues with it.
[06:21] <geirha> Viking667: Switch to a layout without dead keys. System -> Preferences -> Keyboard -> [Layout]
[06:21] <Viking667> I am there at the moment
[06:21] <iamtechno> geirha, good call.
[06:21] <albech> iamtechno, see that was the kind of response i was hoping instead of the 'research yourself' ;)
[06:21] <xsacha-tv> for ati, they have better opensource drivers and good support for old cards. but nvidia has best closed source driver afaik
[06:22] <mukesh> hi
[06:22] <mukesh>  i need help
[06:22] <Viking667> -EREADMIND
[06:22] <lucax> i have a problem with my language support please help http://paste.ubuntu.com/211710/
[06:22] <Viking667> !ask | mukesh
[06:22] <Laurenceb> hi
[06:23] <Laurenceb> how can I get youtube to work?
[06:23] <iamtechno> albech, lol. It really depends on what you want to do in Ubuntu. Gaming? HD Video?
[06:23] <Laurenceb> it used to work
[06:23] <mukesh> how to add spell check to  kopete
[06:23] <Bhavic> lol
[06:23] <Laurenceb> and occasionally screw up my processor
[06:23] <Viking667> install flash and check back using firefox
[06:23] <Bhavic> oops
[06:23] <iamtechno> Laurenceb, sudo apt-get install flash-nonfree
[06:23] <JoeM> anyone know if envy works better under 8.10 64 bit than the default drivers Ubuntu offers?
[06:23] <Laurenceb> I have npviewer
[06:23] <albech> i just want it to work so i dont have to bother fiddling around with it too much
[06:23] <CorpX> got a noob question....burned the iso onto a dvd and put it in the comp, but it just gets stuck at "boot from cd" with the cdrom light on
[06:23] <Laurenceb> but its just stopped working
[06:23] <Viking667> Laurenceb: by the way are you on a sixtyfour-bit system+
[06:23] <Ahadiel> iamtechno, Isn't it flashplugin-nonfree?
[06:23] <Laurenceb> yes
[06:23] <Laurenceb> mad64
[06:23] <mukesh>  how to add spell check to  kopete
[06:23] <Laurenceb> erm
[06:24] <Laurenceb> amd64
[06:24] <FloodBot3> Laurenceb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:24] <Viking667> fruggle  I cannot hit the six digit
[06:24] <iamtechno> Ahadiel, yeah you're right it is.
[06:24] <exia_> does anybody know if there is a plugin for pidgin to change my client's id visible to others?
[06:24] <jedimindfart> Hello everyone! I am trying to get my wireless working on ubuntu 9.0.. I have a Dell laptop.. Any suggestions? (btw.. I have already updated my ubuntu)
[06:24] <mobi-sheep> !flash64 | Laurenceb
[06:24] <ikonia> jedimindfart: how did you update ?
[06:24] <mobi-sheep> exia_: Explain more?
[06:24] <iamtechno> exia_, Try the pidgin channel
[06:24] <mukesh> ok
[06:24] <amdFANBOY> hey, my roomie upgraded to the new kernel and now every time he turns his computer on it builds modules for a few minutes.  and his sound and who knows what else is broken.
[06:24] <jedimindfart> Using the Update Manager
[06:24] <exia_> okay thanks
[06:25] <exia_> mobi-sheep, well i need when im in pidgin others see my client's name something like "blahblahblah"
[06:25] <ikonia> jedimindfart: I mean how did you update without wirless
[06:25] <jedimindfart> eth0
[06:25] <rashed2020> Guys, can anyone give me a timeline on how long it would take to do all this: http://www.cs.drexel.edu/~gholder/Courses/cs365/Installation-HW.html
[06:25] <Viking667> darn - I am totally unable to change layout  I suspect I have to kill off an input section of xorgconf
[06:25] <ikonia> jedimindfart: what wirless card is in your dell ?
[06:26] <mobi-sheep> exia_: What protocol?  I think a certain person set your nickname as blahblahblah for aliases.
[06:26] <ikonia> amdFANBOY: modules only get built once
[06:26] <ikonia> rashed2020: thatg is nothing to do with this channel
[06:26] <exia_> mobi-sheep, ICQ. nope i mean client's id dont nickname :P
[06:26] <lucax> http://paste.ubuntu.com/211710/ can someone help me out??
[06:26] <rashed2020> ikonia: I have to do it all with ubuntu.
[06:27] <ikonia> rashed2020: how long it takes is down to a.) how much you do b.) your machine c.) your ability
[06:27] <mobi-sheep> exia_: I don't use ICQ.  Try #pidgin and if nobody respond, try checking out Pidgin's Bugs.
[06:27] <iamtechno> albech, If you just want a basic realiable card, try the ATI 4850 or 4830. I am a bit ATI biased but I have run ATI cards for 7 years with only a couple of problems.
[06:27] <amdFANBOY> ikonia: yeah, its building it over and over again.  his sound is screwed up.  in the devices list, it doesnt have his sound cad, just "playback: null output"
[06:27] <exia_> mobi-sheep, ok thx
[06:27] <ikonia> amdFANBOY: it can't be building it over again - there is no script to re-compile a module at build time
[06:27] <rashed2020> ikonia: How about a nice guess? It's pretty late and I'm tired but if it takes too long then I'll have to pull an all nighter. Help a student out o:)
[06:28] <jedimindfart> I have a Dell Latitude D505 Wireless 1350 WLAN MiniPCI Card
[06:28] <ikonia> rashed2020: there is no guess I know nothing about the 3 parameters it would need to make a guess for you, why not just do it tommorrow
[06:28] <jedimindfart> hehe.. that assignment should be cake..
[06:28] <grendal_prime> ok here is the deal..if the webcam is plugged in when the machine is turned on...its like jamed...and on but nothing can read from it.  If its not plugged in when the machine is turrned on but then plugged in after boot up...then it works fine?!
[06:28] <albech> iamtechno, thanks
[06:28] <Vadimer> Hello can anyone help me how to set up my microphone?
[06:28] <ikonia> jedimindfart: do an lspci and see what chipset your card has
[06:29] <amdFANBOY> ikonia: it's building at boot time, maybe it never finishes building, thats why its building over and over again?
[06:30] <Laurenceb> is there an amd64 flash from mozilla?
[06:30] <erik_> 00:00.0 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82C693A/694x [Apollo PRO133x] (rev 82)
[06:30] <erik_> 00:01.0 PCI bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82C598/694x [Apollo MVP3/Pro133x AGP]
[06:30] <erik_> 00:07.0 ISA bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82C596 ISA [Mobile South] (rev 12)
[06:30] <erik_> 00:07.1 IDE interface: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82C586A/B/VT82C686/A/B/VT823x/A/C PIPC Bus Master IDE (rev 06)
[06:30] <erik_> 00:07.2 USB Controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82xxxxx UHCI USB 1.1 Controller (rev 08)
[06:30] <FloodBot3> erik_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:30] <erik_> 00:07.3 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT82C596 Power Management (rev 20)
[06:30] <mobi-sheep> albech: Nvidia. :3
[06:30] <Laurenceb> erm adobe even
[06:30] <ikonia> amdFANBOY: kernel modules don't build at boot time unles you have put a script in place to do so
[06:31] <erik_> sorry
[06:31] <grendal_prime> grrrrr webcams ....we hates them...they burn ...they freezes....we hates the trixy false webcams.
[06:31] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: There is.  !flash64 didn't do it for you?
[06:31] <jedimindfart> ikonia.. the output is:
[06:31] <jedimindfart> lspci
[06:31] <jedimindfart> 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 82852/82855 GM/GME/PM/GMV Processor to I/O Controller (rev 02)
[06:31] <jedimindfart> 00:00.1 System peripheral: Intel Corporation 82852/82855 GM/GME/PM/GMV Processor to I/O Controller (rev 02)
[06:31] <jedimindfart> 00:00.3 System peripheral: Intel Corporation 82852/82855 GM/GME/PM/GMV Processor to I/O Controller (rev 02)
[06:31] <FloodBot3> jedimindfart: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:32] <Laurenceb> !flash64
[06:32] <erik_> just trying to get sound to work
[06:32] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[06:32] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: Just read the !flash64 -- Should work.
[06:32] <Laurenceb> it didnt appear to
[06:32] <Laurenceb> theres nothing under about:plugins
[06:33] <Vadimer> how do i set up using a microphone?
[06:33] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: You try purge and install it already?
[06:34] <Laurenceb> purge?
[06:34] <Vadimer> um.......
[06:34] <Vadimer> purge?
[06:34] <Laurenceb> what is that
[06:34] <Kellerman> clean
[06:34] <Laurenceb> clean what? my car?
[06:35] <Laurenceb> my boots?
[06:35] <Vadimer> the problem im having is im not sure how to install a microphone i didnt have a disk with it
[06:35] <oldude67> Vadimer: you shouldnt it should just be plug and play.
[06:35] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: Remove only remove the package.  Purge remove the package (AND ALL THE CONFIG FILES).
[06:36] <zer0ne_> vadimer: plug it in the input...
[06:36] <oldude67> Vadimer, if its in the right port
[06:36] <Vadimer> take it out and re put it into the plug
[06:36] <adam> how install drive to ubuntu
[06:36] <Laurenceb> I followed step 1
[06:36] <Laurenceb> theres nothing showing up as installed
[06:37] <Laurenceb> in about:plugins
[06:37] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: Run "aptitude search flash" in the terminal.  If you see "i" -- it's installed.
[06:37] <Guest37272> how to install ATI GRAPHICS DRIVER TO UBUNTU
[06:38] <halberd> !ff35
[06:38] <Laurenceb> I only see lots of p
[06:38] <mobi-sheep> albech: See that? :3
[06:38] <DarkKrai> Can anyone tell me why Ark cannot open up .rars?
[06:38] <halberd> firefox-3.5 is in the repositories though
[06:38] <albech> mobi-sheep, yes ;)
[06:38] <halberd> is that still a beta?
[06:38] <qe2eqe> Guest37272, it may already be installed. Is something not working?
[06:38] <Kellerman> maybe cuz rar is not installed yet
[06:38] <JoeM> 8.10 64 bit, using a GTX 260 and 8800 GTS, I've tried both the 177 drives Ubuntu offers and manual install of 185 that nvidia recomends... but I can't get either to work (GDM refuses to start), any suggestions?
[06:38] <DarkKrai> :O
[06:38] <DarkKrai> how, Kellerman
[06:39] <Kellerman> apt-get install rar unrar
[06:39] <Ghoti> Has anyone had any problems with GCC segfaulting?  I've had three Jauntyboxen having that problem.
[06:39] <mobi-sheep> JoeM: You ran Envy?
[06:39] <Hilikus> how do i see the ufw rules i see when you do a --dry-run.
[06:39] <Guest37272> help i cant activate ATI DRIVERS
[06:39] <jedimindfart> configuring wireless on a dell latitude D505.. anybody accomplish this?
[06:39] <mobi-sheep> !ati | Guest37272
[06:39] <JoeM> mobi_sheep installed envyng-qt via apt but it fails to start
[06:40] <Viking667> well, now I get punctuation (in US keyboard mode)... but not in dvorak. Weeeeeird.
[06:40] <mobi-sheep> !wireless | jedimindfart
[06:40] <indus> !ff3.5
[06:40] <indus> baah ff 3.5 is ready
[06:41] <mobi-sheep> JoeM: Terminal is good enough.   Try "envyng-core" in the terminal.
[06:41] <indus> JoeM: Make sure you run envy with gdm stopped
[06:41] <Viking667> time I beat up on this
[06:41] <JoeM> indus I didn't have gdm stopped... but if it offers a GUI why would it need to have gdm stopped?
[06:42] <halberd> what's the deal on firefox?  I notice a firefox-3.5 package, is that still beta?
[06:43] <Ghoti> !ff3.5 | halberd
[06:43] <Laurenceb> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMD64/FirefoxAndPlugins?action=show&redirect=FirefoxAMD64FlashJava
[06:43] <Flannel> halberd: Final is released.
[06:43] <indus> JoeM: in certain cases, gdm needs to be stopped for it to work ok
[06:43] <oldude67> halberd, yes its a beta
[06:43] <Laurenceb> I followed those instructions and it didnt work
[06:43] <Flannel> oldude67, Ghoti: no, final is in the repos.
[06:43] <indus> oldude67: its final now
[06:43] <Laurenceb> no flash player working :(
[06:43] <Ghoti> My mistake. Someone needs up update ubottu then
[06:43] <oldude67> oh its final now..finally?
[06:43] <indus> i got it yesterday even though it still says shiretoko'
[06:43] <oldude67> lol
[06:43] <cfedde> for somereason when I boot this system /etc/init.d/networking does not appear to run.  and neither does /etc/init.d/hostname.sh
[06:44] <Laurenceb> can anyone help?
[06:44] <JoeM> indus ok, hardware drivers just popped up with a new offering (180) so I'll try that first and if it doesn't work I'll do envy with gdm stopped
[06:44] <Laurenceb> theres noting under about:plugins
[06:44] <Laurenceb> and flash wont work
[06:44] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: You never answered my question about the "i" thing.
[06:44] <Laurenceb> theres only p
[06:45] <scunizi> JoeM: if it doesn't work my suggestion is to NOT use envyng..
[06:45] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: If you're getting bunch of "p" -- then it's not installed.
[06:45] <Laurenceb> http://pastebin.com/m2571f068
[06:45] <CorpX> if im going to install ubuntu, it'll let me pick which disc to install on right
[06:45] <JoeM> scunizi well, lsat attempts to use the ones from Ubuntu failed, as did manual install from nvidia... envy is the last option I know of
[06:45] <CorpX> cuz i dont want it overwriting my windows stuff
[06:45] <Laurenceb> but I followed the instructions :-/
[06:45] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: What instruction? :o
[06:45] <Laurenceb> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMD64/FirefoxAndPlugins?action=show&redirect=FirefoxAMD64FlashJava
[06:46] <oldude67> CorpX, yes you can pick the drive its installed on.
[06:46] <erik_> xubuntu room is dead
[06:46] <CorpX> ok
[06:46] <mobi-sheep> CorpX: If you're using Desktop / Live CD, it'll detect Windows and prompt you to make a partition next to Windows.  You will see it. :>
[06:46] <CorpX> install is taking for a while so i was afraid that it tried to auto install for me ;)
[06:46] <CorpX> ok
[06:46] <CorpX> i already made a partition from windows (unformatted) for ubuntu
[06:46] <JoeM> here's another one, much more minor, I have a Logitech MX 5500 keyboard (and mouse with it), each time I start up I have to unplug the USB dongle (wireless keyboard) and reinsert it at the login screen to type... why?
[06:47] <Maelos> Can anyone recommend a tool for tidying up zone files?  As in, cleaning up formatting and whatnot.
[06:47] <zer0ne_> Laurence :: that's like 3 yrs old
[06:47] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: All on same terminal?
[06:47] <Laurenceb> yes
[06:47] <scunizi> JoeM: envy won't be any different.. check out this paste.. I use this all the time.
[06:47] <scunizi> JoeM: http://pastebin.com/f6eed7ffd
[06:47] <Laurenceb> I'm sure the .so is in the right place :-/
[06:47] <CorpX> god damn it....my wireless mouse wont work with ubuntu?
[06:47] <CorpX> oh noes!
[06:48] <CorpX> neither will my wireless kb
[06:48] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: What path?
[06:48] <Laurenceb> do I have to make firefoz aware of the plugin or something?
[06:48] <erik_> dont feel bad i have no sound
[06:48] <zer0ne_> Laurence:: are you running hardy??
[06:48] <Laurenceb> /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so
[06:48] <JoeM> corpx unplug the USB and plug it back in at the login screen... that's what I have to do
[06:48] <Laurenceb> yes
[06:49] <CorpX> im at the install screen
[06:49] <CorpX> its asking me to choose a language and i cant pick :(
[06:49] <JoeM> scunizi that's what I did to manually install it, gdm fails to start
[06:49] <erik_> can anyone help with sound card problem
[06:49] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: Did not know you were running Hardy.
[06:49] <Laurenceb> sorry
[06:50] <scunizi> JoeM: was the ubuntu supplied nvidia driver activated or not?
[06:50] <Kellerman> how i can create an empty iso image?
[06:50] <mobi-sheep> zer0ne_: You got the solution for Laurenceb ?
[06:50] <zer0ne_> i use flash-non-free
[06:50] <JoeM> scunizi when I did it no, I removed it all
[06:50] <zer0ne_> not adobe
[06:50] <losher> Kellerman: why would you want an *empty* iso image?
[06:50] <CorpX> yay unplug/replug worked
[06:50] <amdFANBOY> ikonia: its giving some sort of error message while it boots and the build fails, but it goes away so fast, i bet it saves a log somewhere?
[06:50] <zer0ne_> or install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[06:50] <gmachine24> I need a walk-thru on how to identify the wireless card on my laptop (Compaq Presario) and get it hooked up.
[06:50] <ikonia> amdFANBOY: /var/log
[06:51] <mobi-sheep> zer0ne_: I think flash-non-free is Adobe?
[06:51] <Kellerman> losher: it's a wish of smb from another channel
[06:51] <Kellerman> losher: i dont know)))
[06:51] <gmachine24> Adobe is Flash
[06:51] <JoeM> scunizi I lied, gdm is running... it's jsut black
[06:51] <scunizi> JoeM: that's an interesting problem.. I've never had that process fail.. once I had to open synaptic and uninstall the ubuntu nvidia drivers then reinstall the ones direct from nvidia..
[06:51] <Kellerman> losher: just interesting is it real :)
[06:51] <losher> Kellerman: send them here & we'll find out
[06:52] <scunizi> JoeM: when you installed them?
[06:52] <Laurenceb> I cant find flash-non-free
[06:52] <JoeM> scunizi greping dmesg for nvidia doesn't show anything
[06:52] <amdFANBOY> ikonia: that file is empty
[06:52] <zer0ne_> flash is adobe, but someone reverse-engre...shh the driver to make it better :P
[06:52] <JoeM> scunizi no matter how I installed them, same deal
[06:52] <Kellerman> losher: i think he can't speak eng
[06:52] <Laurenceb>  sudo apt-get install flash-non-free
[06:52] <zer0ne_> flashplugin-nonfree
[06:52] <scunizi> JoeM: have you run nvidia-xconfig?
[06:52] <Laurenceb> oh
[06:53] <scunizi> JoeM: from a tty with gdm stopped?
[06:53] <mobi-sheep> Laurenceb: Did you enable the Softwares Source?
[06:53] <losher> Kellerman: I don't know if you can create an empty iso, but it would be easy enough to create one with only one small file on it, say...
[06:53] <zer0ne_> http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/ubuntu-restricted-extras
[06:53] <ikonia> amdFANBOY: it's a directory
[06:53] <wormik> howto create root.disk hard disk image file with ext3 filesystem?
[06:53] <Kellerman> losher: i'll tell em
[06:53] <Laurenceb> aha it works
[06:53] <JoeM> scunizi let me reinstall them again
[06:53] <Laurenceb> with nonfree
[06:53] <ikonia> wormik: what do you mean by image
[06:54] <losher> Kellerman: so which language are you working in?
[06:54] <scunizi> JoeM: k..
[06:54] <gmachine24> wormik, using gparted??
[06:54] <CorpX> im at the prepare disk space screen.... the blue stuff will be left alone right?
[06:54] <CorpX> blue = /dev/sdb1/
[06:54] <Laurenceb> thanks for the help
[06:54] <CorpX> orange = ubuntu 9
[06:54] <wormik> ikonia, file on hard disk. not copy with dd - make
[06:54] <Kellerman> losher: russian. he's there, 'wormik: howto create root.disk hard disk image file with ext3 filesystem?'
[06:54] <JoeM> scunizi got "Unable to perform the runtime configuration check for library 'LibGL.so.1' ... assuming successful installation
[06:55] <Kellerman> here**
[06:55] <awesomez> what does BPP stand for ? it's x11 related
[06:55] <ikonia> wormik: I don't understand by what you mean by a "file" with a file system
[06:55] <JoeM> scunizi I said yes to the 32 bit compatability btw
[06:55] <ikonia> wormik: file systems go on devices - not files
[06:55] <agnogenic> I'm retiring an older laptop for use as a general purpose home server. I will be attaching a 500 gig external drive to enhance its storage space. What would be a good FS for such a large drive?
[06:55] <scunizi> JoeM: are you running 64bit ubuntu?
[06:55] <lucax> please help! http://paste.ubuntu.com/211710/
[06:55] <amdFANBOY> ikonia: oops, which one should we look in?
[06:55] <JoeM> scunizi yes, and yes I downloaded the 64bit drivers
[06:55] <ikonia> amdFANBOY: syslog is a good one
[06:55] <losher> wormik: what do you want to do with it?
[06:56] <JoeM> scunizi same deal. all black (did do nvidia-xconfig)
[06:56] <dystopianray> how can I get libfmodex.so ?
[06:56] <scunizi> JoeM: not having run 64 bit I'm not sure what issues might come up.. have you tried installing without the 32bit compatibility?
[06:56] <lucax> no one knows how to solve this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/211710/
[06:56] <wormik> losher, I need work. Howto do? Hard to say?
[06:56] <JoeM> scunizi about to try that now
[06:56] <scunizi> k
[06:57] <gmachine24> wormik, if you create an image file, such as an iso file, it's going to have the .iso extension. it sounds as if you just want to copy the entire ext3 partition, ... no?
[06:57] <oOarthurOo> Ack.. help. I have a paper due in a half-hour, but my open office spell checker isn't working@
[06:57] <erik_> hi all
[06:57] <JoeM> scunizi again with the black
[06:58] <oOarthurOo> If I look in my add-ons, I see the canadian english dictionary.
[06:58] <oOarthurOo> I tried updating addons, no luck
[06:58] <erik_> need help with sound card problem
[06:58] <oldude67> lucax, first line says language unset...try setting it.
[06:58] <lucax> oldude67: lol its not that i havent been trying to
[06:58] <scunizi> JoeM: the only thing I can think of is to check the linux/unix forum on nvidia site and see what others have experienced.. there might be an answer there.
[06:58] <losher> wormik: what are you trying to do?
[06:58] <duckwars> My VNC server doesn't work unless there is a desktop running.  I was wondering if there is some way through terminal that I can launch the desktop
[06:58] <lucax> oldude67: just cant set it up!
[06:59] <erik_> if abyone can help thanks
[06:59] <scunizi> duckwars: ssh in and sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start.. then vnc into it.
[06:59] <JoeM> scunizi and envy still doesn't start (gdm stopped) some type error in interface.py
[06:59] <JoeM> scunizi already was looking there, can't find anything either
[06:59] <duckwars> thanks you scunizi
[07:00] <scunizi> JoeM: I've never used envy.. the old version use to mess with systems pretty hard.. envy-ng is said to be better but I've see messes there too.. use at your own risk.
[07:00] <erik_> can someone help me sound problem
[07:00] <Kellerman> !ask
[07:00] <scunizi> duckwars: you might also be able to "startx" after ssh-ing in.
[07:00] <Kellerman> ))
[07:01] <erik_> trying to get sound to work
[07:01] <oldude67> lucax, in the fourth line is says language (unset) , try putting in the language you want like en
[07:01] <oldude67> instead of es
[07:01] <Kellerman> aaand?
[07:01] <duckwars> thanks
[07:02] <erik_> no sound
[07:02] <losher> Kellerman: we weren't much help to wormik :-(
[07:02] <erik_> i went thr documentation
[07:02] <erik_> on ubuntu
[07:02] <erik_> site
[07:02] <Livingroom> oh my god PLEASE help me- i've got a laptop with the atheros chipset, and i installed madwifi according to this guide which is specific to my laptop : http://blog.hyperandy.com/2008/11/01/atheros-ar242x-ubuntu-810-ibex/ and it's unreliable as hell. i cant ping the router half the time, and FORGET browsing the web!
[07:02] <Livingroom> what should i DO? i cant TAKE IT ANYMOER
[07:04] <oldude67> erik_, go to terminal and type in lspci see if sound card is loaded.
[07:04] <Kellerman> losher: so he found another solution, he deleted that partition))
[07:04] <erik_> i dont feel like reinsyalling ubuntu
[07:04] <erik_> its there
[07:04] <oldude67> erik_, ok what is it then?
[07:05] <losher> Kellerman: that's good...
[07:05] <erik_> c media cmi8738
[07:06] <Livingroom> any ideas?
[07:06] <oldude67> erik_, then type in alsamixer and make sure its not been muted
[07:06] <Kellerman> losher: yeah, maybe
[07:07] <scunizi> JoeM: someone got it to run.. you'll be jealous.. http://linuxfilesystem.com/uncategorized/ubuntu-904-64bit-jaunty-jackalope-6-monitors-win-apps
[07:07] <erik_> its there
[07:07] <rainwalker> can anyone recommend a good bluetooth program? the one included in Ubuntu just doesn't seem to be that great.
[07:08] <oldude67> erik_, and it was not muted?
[07:08] <JoeM> scunizi grumble.... this new computer has been a pain for 2 days now
[07:08] <scunizi> JoeM: did you download the ia64 bit drivers or the amd64 drivers?
[07:09] <JoeM> scunizi from where, nvidia?
[07:09] <scunizi> yes
[07:09] <erik_> not muted
[07:09] <oldude67> erik_, try typing in alsa unload alsa reload and see what it says?
[07:09] <scunizi> JoeM: yes
[07:09] <JoeM> scunizi that was like 4 hours ago... I forget, heh.  Going back to default graphics so I can check
[07:10] <JoeM> scunizi thank god for two computers
[07:10] <scunizi> JoeM: what you need is the amd64 drivers.. the others are for redhat and
[07:10] <leave> what's matter
[07:10] <oldude67> JoeM, no i just thank god mine worked out of the box..lmao
[07:11] <JoeM> scunizi growl
[07:11] <JoeM> meant that for oldude67
[07:11] <JoeM> scunizi looks like amd64
[07:11] <Guest37272> how find missing driver
[07:11] <scunizi> JoeM: now I'm growling..
[07:12] <CorpX> its telling me installing complete plz reboot
[07:12] <JoeM> scunizi odd that it says amd64... this is an i7 :P
[07:12] <leave> ,I use AMD 64
[07:12] <CorpX> do i take cd out?
[07:12] <CorpX> yes?
[07:12] <oldude67> CorpX, it will tell you when too
[07:12] <CorpX> ok
[07:12] <erik_> olddude67
[07:12] <oldude67> erik_, yes
[07:13] <erik_> i pastred the results
[07:13] <erik_> in a im
[07:13] <scunizi> JoeM: might have some info for you .. check out the ubuntu instructions here.. http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=df50f27d40a86fd104dc3c347856f6e6&t=72490
[07:13] <Guest37272> fglrx64_4_3_0-8.28.8-1.x86_64.rmp   how to install this file
[07:14] <Kellerman> Guest37272 rmp not rpm?
[07:14] <erik_> is that any help
[07:14] <Guest37272> yaa
[07:14] <Guest37272> rpm
[07:14] <CorpX> god ubuntu hates my wireless mouse
[07:14] <Kellerman> sec
[07:14] <owen1> how to find the plugin FF is using to display videos?
[07:15] <Boohbah> about:plugins
[07:15] <owen1> Boohbah: thanks
[07:15] <Kellerman> Guest37272 you need to install 'alien' to convert rpm to .deb
[07:16] <Guest37272> ok
[07:16] <scunizi> JoeM: yes.. amd64 is a little wierd for labeling on an nvidia driver but that's the way it is these days.. did you check the link.. it mentions a couple of packages that you have to uninstall prior to installation of the driver.
[07:16] <rww> Guest37272: use the version of fglrx in Ubuntu's repositories. The one from ATI's website isn't supported here, and may break your system.
[07:16] <JoeM> scunizi removing any package that says nvidia (and the restricted), then I'll try again
[07:17] <SNAX> whatup yaz!
[07:17] <scunizi> JoeM: don't forget the purge option
[07:17] <The_Warlock> which command is not workin on jaunty
[07:17] <amdFANBOY> ikonia: how about we just go back to the old kernel?
[07:17] <CorpX> can ubuntu access ntfs?
[07:17] <nw> Just installed the new kernel, now everytime I start an audio application the alsa master channel gets reset to mute =(
[07:17] <Axanon> yes
[07:17] <oldude67> CorpX, yes
[07:17] <CorpX> like 100% safe?
[07:17] <amdFANBOY> nw, we have audio issues with the new kernel too
[07:18] <nw> amdFANBOY: 'we'? any suggestion?
[07:18] <amdFANBOY> we went into grub and booted off of 11 instead of 13 and it was fine, but there has to be a better way?
[07:19] <kaddi> what would be the board where I'd most likely get my Kubuntu problems resolved? ubuntuforums.org?
[07:19] <geirha> kaddi: Yes.
[07:19] <amdFANBOY> nw: that last bit was to you
[07:19] <JoeM> scunizi and looks like fail again
[07:19] <nw> amdFANBOY: that's to try until it's fixed....
[07:20] <JoeM> scunizi dmesg | tail goes up to loading NVIDIA UNIX.... and that's it
[07:20] <JoeM> no pretty graphics
[07:20] <CorpX> whats the best media player for ubuntu? vlc?
[07:20] <nw> CorpX: mplayer and vlc
[07:20] <owen1> Boohbah: i see two section named "Shockwave Flash", the first with 9.0 r2 24    and the second with 10.0 r22?  can i get rid of the old version and keep the 10?
[07:21] <scunizi> JoeM: try logging out and then back in again.. reinstall from the tty and then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[07:21] <leave> CorpX,smplayer would be better
[07:21] <nw> amdFANBOY: trying 11, thanks =)
[07:21] <JoeM> scunizi I'm in tty1 right now
[07:21] <scunizi> JoeM: how do you try to start the gdm? like the line above?
[07:22] <JoeM> scunizi yup
[07:22] <CorpX> im at the mpayer page and it has diff options for dapper and edgy eft
[07:22] <CorpX> which one do i pick
[07:22] <scunizi> JoeM: is this a built in card or pci(e) agp or what?
[07:22] <JoeM> scunizi pcie
[07:23] <scunizi> JoeM: dvi or vga connector used?
[07:23] <JoeM> scunizi this time I don't get the blank black screed for tty7, I get stopping gdm, starting gdm... and that's where it sits
[07:23] <leave> CorpX smplayer
[07:24] <scunizi> JoeM: dvi or vga connector used?
[07:24] <owen1> i think i have two version of flash - 9 and 10. how do i get rid of 9?
[07:24] <JoeM> scunizi two cards (main is 260, secondary 8800) with 4 monitors (only two works with the generic drivers), 3 are dvi and one (on the 260) is hdmi
[07:24] <nw> amdFANBOY: I'm on 2.6.28-11-generic, but the problem's still here =(
[07:24] <amdFANBOY> nw: hmmm, so then it probably wasnt the kernel?
[07:25] <leave> nw
[07:25] <nw> amdFANBOY: dunno. at thys point may be a module or.... I have no clue
[07:26] <tyler_d> I am unable to see mysd card on a compaq presario r3000, nothing shows using lspci | grep SD ??
[07:27] <nw> tyler_d: the sd card is not on the pci, try /dev/sdxxxx
[07:27] <CorpX> my wireless kb/mouse keeps dying with ubuntu
[07:27] <scunizi> JoeM: ah ha!.. I may have a solution.. I experienced something similar a year or so ago.. installing the drivers it doesn't like it when you have multiple cards or connections while doing it.. pull one card and connect only one monitor to the remaining card.. by vga or dvi not hdmi.. and try again.. usually at the end of the install it runs nvidia-xconfig and will write xorg.conf.. copy that file to xorg.conf.1st.install.. remove that vide
[07:27] <CorpX> out of hte blue
[07:28] <tyler_d> nw: would that show up in gparted?
[07:28] <redsoxking> do u need an app to install windows drivers?
[07:28] <CorpX> JoeM u still here?
[07:29] <CorpX> i have the exact same kb/mouse and having the same probs
[07:29] <CorpX> u find a solutioN?
[07:29] <scunizi> CorpX: he is but he's been working on getting his vid card to work
[07:29] <nw> tyler_d: try, but you should probably specify the device to gparted
[07:29] <JoeM> corpx yup, haven't gotten to it... trying to get graphics to work
[07:29] <tyler_d> nw: I have run gparted and not found it
[07:32] <tyler_d> nw: and sda1,2,5 is my system partitions
[07:32] <Axanon> redsoxking: you can try WINE
[07:32] <samanta> приветик! где по-русски?
[07:33] <Guest66512> fglrx64_4_3_0-8.28.8-1.x86_64.rpm               how to install this driver help me please
[07:33] <nw> tyler_d: CTRL-ALT-F2 to go to a text terminal, remove the SD card, put it inside again, if the system sees it you should get some messages
[07:34] <tyler_d> nw: tailing /var/log/dmsg??
[07:34] <redsoxking> how about HP printers?
[07:34] <nw> tyler_d: no, it just gets thrown to stdout, but yeah, you should see something there too =)
[07:34] <darkrai> Has anyone been able to run Photoshop CS4/CS3 under WINE?
[07:35] <jerknextdoor> need help taring a directory
[07:35] <tyler_d> nw: didn't see a thing from term, or within dmesg
[07:35] <pianistbaby> i've plugged in my digital camera to the usb cable but why isn't the window popping up on my screen, as it usually does?
[07:35] <redsoxking> darkrai, us in inside virtualbox
[07:36] <CorpX> is the mouse/kb dying issue going to be easy to fix or do i need to start looking for a wired setup
[07:36] <darkrai> redsoxking, can you please guide me through that in pm? :)
[07:36] <Guest66512> fglrx64_4_3_0-8.28.8-1.x86_64.rpm how to install this ATI DRIVER
[07:37] <lucax> dude, i cant change my ubuntu language!!
[07:37] <oldude67> Guest66512, rpm arent what your looking for but can be installed id check the forums..but look for a .deb instead
[07:38] <jerknextdoor> i need to write a large (bigger than 4gb) directory to my external hdd.  need a way to break up a tar into chunks no bigger than 4gb.
[07:38] <lucax> ive installed all the stupid language-support bla bla bla -es and i did sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales ive uninstalled and installed locales and everything at least twice! i cant get gnome or anyother app in spanish!
[07:39] <scunizi> lucax: you speak english well but have you tried in #ubuntu-es?
[07:39] <oldude67> lucax,  that is es is spanish...if you want english you have to put in en i told you that alread
[07:39] <Guest66512> ATI graphics drivers is not working ? :( help me
[07:39] <scunizi> oldude67: sounds like he wants the system IN spanish and its currently in englich
[07:40] <scunizi> *english
[07:40] <lucax> oldude67: ive tried every place on eath! ive google for an answer and cant get gnome to show in spanish... i dont know what else i can do! ive also tried with the gnome-language-selector and nothing happened!
[07:40] <oldude67> well he has half of it for spanish and the other half for english
[07:40] <Guest66512> oldude67 , am looking for ATI graphics driver
[07:40] <scunizi> lucax: did you log out and back in again?
[07:40] <lucax> scunizi: several times!
[07:40] <oldude67> all his stuff at the bottom say en the top says es...
[07:41] <oldude67> he needs it all to say es if he wants spanish
[07:41] <CorpX> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/291269
[07:41] <CorpX> look at the last post there
[07:41] <lucax> oldude67: ive tried all! i have just burned a dvd with a backup but i cant understand why in the world i cant change the language?!
[07:41] <scunizi> I wouldn't know.. and haven't been following all the conversation.. just throwing my 2 centavos in.. :) oldude67
[07:41] <duckwars> I have 2 USB hard drives connected to my ubuntu computer, how can I tell which one is sd(whatever)
[07:42] <nsadmin> Guest66512 look into module-assistant
[07:42] <Dayofswords> register
[07:42] <Guest87399> Hi! How can I control my fan speed on HP Compaq 6715b laptop? pwmconfig tells that my laptop is not supported. Any other options?
[07:42] <Dayofswords> oops sorry
[07:42] <oldude67> lucax on line four where it says languange (unset) put in es
[07:42] <Guest87399> It is not possible that you can do it on windows but can't on linux.
[07:42] <Guest87399> Please help
[07:42] <scunizi> duckwars: unplug one and see what it says.. plug the other in and see what it gets labeled as.. remember that it will probably change depeding on the usb port or after a boot.
[07:42] <Flannel> !away > joshthecoder_afk
[07:42] <oldude67> if spanish is what you want.
[07:43] <lucax> oldude67: how do i do so??
[07:43] <Livingroom> guest87399: i used to think that, and then i got a laptop with an atheros wifi chipset, and i realized the error of my ways
[07:43] <lucax> oldude67: but i had that in es also, didnt work either
[07:43] <duckwars> well, I'm not local to the computer
[07:43] <oldude67> lucax, how did you send the print out to paste bin...get back in there and change it to spanish
[07:44] <Julia> Livingroom, but where is the problem with atheros>
[07:44] <Julia> ?
[07:44] <duckwars> is there anyway to see the size of an sd drive?
[07:44] <lucax> oldude67: http://paste.ubuntu.com/211737/
[07:44] <matze777> moin
[07:45] <nsadmin> atheros is a wireless chipset... nothign to do with fans :)
[07:45] <Julia> Yes :D
[07:45] <nw> does anyone have any clue why amule is not working anymore in ubuntu? launching 'amule' starts something but no GUI whatsoever!
[07:45] <nsadmin> well, maker of wirelesses
[07:45] <Livingroom> julia: i cant make mine work reliably outside of 802.11b. in any other mode than iwpriv mode 0 it runs like shit with 80% or greater packet loss and is unusable
[07:45] <Julia> So what about controling fans?
[07:45] <Livingroom> even in mode 0 it gets 15% packet loss pinging the router.
[07:45] <Julia> :/
[07:45] <Julia> that sucks
[07:45] <scunizi> JoeM: any luck so far?
[07:46] <kennyyu> help. i should have put 4G of RAM to my machine (a virtual one) but then 'free' command still shows that my machine has got only 3200MB of RAM?
[07:46] <Livingroom> my intranetwork ping times fluxuate from 5ms to 320ms
[07:46] <Julia> I can't use Ubuntu because I have to turn it off at nigh to be able to sleep.
[07:46] <Julia> it is too loud
[07:46] <Livingroom> hmm
[07:46] <scunizi> kennyyu: this is true with all 32 bit os's.. windows, linux doesn't matter.. for a full 4 gigs you have to use 64bit
[07:46] <Livingroom> wouldnt that be a function of AHCI?
[07:46] <JoeM> scunizi nope... more and more of the same
[07:47] <Julia> On Windows 7 I could easily put it on power save mode and it became silent\
[07:47] <kennyyu> scunizi: but i'm using x86_64.....
[07:47] <leave> hmm
[07:47] <Livingroom> ACPI, not AHCI. also:
[07:47] <kennyyu> scunizi: as displayed in 'uname -a'
[07:47] <Livingroom> http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_control_fan_speed this might help you, julia
[07:48] <Livingroom> i think it's more towards thinkpads, perhaps
[07:48] <CorpX> this sucks
[07:48] <leave> Just updat
[07:48] <Julia> thx, I'l take a look at it
[07:48] <scunizi> kennyyu: then I don't have an answer
[07:48] <kennyyu> scunizi: hmm... thanks anyway.
[07:48] <nsadmin> thikiwiki... what?
[07:49] <scunizi> JoeM: bios option?  just fishing here now..
[07:49] <CorpX> JoeM, plz leave me a pm if u figure out the issue with kb/mouse im a noob and have no idea
[07:49] <JoeM> never say anything to do with graphics in bios... don't see what it would need
[07:49] <JoeM> corpx what keyboard/mouse you have?  I've fixed it before, just need to remember how
[07:50] <CorpX> mx5500
[07:50] <CorpX> same one us aid
[07:50] <JoeM> corpx heh, same one I have
[07:50] <CorpX> it just dies after a while and on reboots
[07:50] <CorpX> have to replug in the usb stick and it works
[07:50] <scunizi> JoeM: just thinking of the agp days.. there were typically bios options.. sometimes turning off the built in card, apature, shadow memory etc..
[07:50] <leave> hmm
[07:50] <JoeM> corpx seach the ubuntu forums for mx5500, that's where I found the solution before
[07:50] <Gustava> hey all - I have a question about poor hard disk performance
[07:51] <kennyyu> do you think if i can use some  commands other than 'uname-a' to see what machine arch i'm using?
[07:51] <leave> ubuntu forums is shutdown
[07:51] <JoeM> scunizi well what ever I did.. now it doesn't list any options under hardware drivers
[07:51] <Gustava> I've got a SATA drive, and hdparm -tT reports buffered disk reads of 78 MB/sec
[07:51] <JoeM> leave umm... I'm on them right now
[07:51] <leave> 78m/s is fast
[07:52] <Livingroom> julia it seems your fan speed may be dependant upon your hardware. what is your system? a laptop? desktop? what motherboard?
[07:52] <scunizi> JoeM: shouldn't since you installed most of it .. you can replace it via synaptic..
[07:52] <Gustava> but when I actually copy data from this disk to another (also SATA), I get ~5 - 10 MB/sec
[07:52] <scunizi> *uninstalled --> JoeM
[07:52] <Gustava> (yup - 78 MB/sec would be great! ;-))
[07:52] <exia_> root@exia:/home/exia# gconf-editor
[07:52] <exia_> ** (gconf-editor:18485): CRITICAL **: Failed to parse arguments: Cannot open display:
[07:52] <exia_> how can i solve it?
[07:53] <Gustava> and read speeds (even opening amarok database, etc) is slow and the system gets bogged down. Top shows a lot of %wait
[07:53] <xmedex> how to remove all non-openvz kernels???
[07:53] <nsadmin> exia_: solve what? what exactly are you trying to accomplish? what command line produced that message? what user are you logged in as? what user is X beign run as?
[07:53] <Livingroom> i'm just going to say: I'M LOGGED IN AS ROOT AND I LOVE IT HA HA HA HA HA
[07:53] <leave> exia_, it sucks
[07:53] <exia_> nsadmin, i try to run gconf-editor under root
[07:53] <Gustava> I wondered if it was related to HAL or something? or some layer above the drivers? This is somewhat beyond me, I'm afraid...
[07:53] <JoeM> scunizi let me try the older 173 drivers.. maybe those will work
[07:54] <xmedex> how to remove all non-openvz kernels???
[07:54] <scunizi> JoeM: on an 8800 card? doutfull
[07:54] <kaddi_> if I started vi simply by typing vi  into a shell and started working on a text in vi. And if, hypothetically speaking, I never saved my text and my system crashed, would I by any chance find any backups somewhere
[07:54] <exia_> nsadmin, both under root or my current user 'exia' this doesnt work properly
[07:54] <leave> exia_, under nomal user would be fien
[07:54] <Livingroom> julia this might help too: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi/+bug/57617 good night and hope it works
[07:54] <nsadmin> exia_: and what's DISPLAY right now?
[07:54] <exia_> nsadmin, how to explore what display is right now?
[07:55] <lincoln> Hey, is there a way to get a windows desktop through wine?
[07:55] <CorpX> no real solutions on the forums
[07:55] <nsadmin> DISPLAY is an environment variable (note, man X will make good reading)
[07:55] <JoeM> scunizi 8800 gts and gtx 260 are listed on supported drivers
[07:55] <scunizi> JoeM: give it a shot
[07:56] <Gustava> lincoln: try running winecfg, which has an option to simulate a desktop. This is probably not what you're thinking of though - I suspect you want something more like a virtual machine
[07:56] <nsadmin> (note also that unix is generally case sensitive, so display is not the same as DISPLAY)
[07:57] <scunizi> or Display
[07:59] <nsadmin> so at the moment you ran that command, what user was X running as?
[07:59] <rashed2020> Create two mirrored RAID partitions. One for booting into, one for holding the LVM. <-- Could someone explain that better please?
[07:59] <asfasdfa> How do I get a FusionHDTV DVB-T nano working?
[07:59] <Hilikus> how do i modify the devices that nautilus gives me on the left to mount?
[07:59] <asfasdfa> http://www.fusionhdtv.co.kr/ENG/Products/dvbtnano.aspx
[07:59] <asfasdfa> !tvcard
[08:00] <exia_> nsadmin, wait a sec please... i don't know, man xorg is incredible for me ^^
[08:00] <nsadmin> not man xorg
[08:00] <nsadmin> man X
[08:00] <exia_> nsadmin, it doesnt work
[08:00] <nsadmin> and you dont have to read it now
[08:00] <xmedex> how to remove all non-openvz kernels?.
[08:00] <exia_> nsadmin, but how do i know?
[08:00] <JoeM> scunizi hmm, different errors, fun
[08:00] <owen1> about:plugins shows both flash 9 and 10  but dpkg shows only 10.  i want to make sure i have no conflicts. any clues?
[08:01] <nsadmin> look at the output of env
[08:01] <milligan_> Are there any alternatives to FTP guis, like there is i.e torrentflux for torrents? My question is pretty much described here: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-applications/127974-web-interface-ftp-client.html
[08:01] <nsadmin> if DISPLAY is set, it will be in there somewhere
[08:01] <exia_> nsadmin, no DISPLAY there ^^
[08:01] <nsadmin> milligan_ there are different ftp clients
[08:01] <exia_> nsadmin, -_- how can i set it?
[08:02] <scunizi> asfasdfa: lots of links http://www.google.com/linux?hl=en&q=FusionHDTV+DVB-T+nano+ubuntu&btnG=Search
[08:02] <JoeM> scunizi and back to cli again
[08:02] <rashed2020> milligan_: I don't know any right now, but try googling for "php ftp client" (no quotes)
[08:02] <scunizi> JoeM: I was going to try 64 bit but now I hesitate.. :(
[08:02] <nsadmin> exia_ for a moment exit from your root login and then run whoami
[08:02] <milligan_> rashed2020, http://inebria.com/phpftp/ :P
[08:03] <exia_> nsadmin, done it
[08:03] <exia_> nsadmin, it said "exia"
[08:03] <nsadmin> ok, now run env
[08:03] <nsadmin> do you see a DISPLAY?
[08:03] <JoeM> scunizi hmm, xorg log says... failed to load module type1 (no idea what that is) AND nvidia
[08:03] <exia_> nsadmin, still not -.-
[08:04] <rashed2020> milligan_: Is that what you're looking for? :P
[08:04] <nsadmin> try env | grep DISPLAY
[08:05] <intok> AH Help! I went to reinstall my old box with 8.10 but it hung at installing the usb drivers, which it had never done before, trying again after a force restart it refused to load the gui even from a live cd, so I found a win 98 cd and reformatted the drive, now when I load the live cd I get either dropped at the command prompt or it says there is a graphics error and offer to load ubuntu in low graphics mode, but doing so le
[08:05] <intok> aves me with a blank screen.
[08:05] <exia_> nsadmin, it didnt return anything
[08:05] <exia_> nsadmin, and env again doesnt display DISPLAY :P
[08:06] <asfasdfa> http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/DViCO_FusionHDTV5_USB_nano
[08:06] <asfasdfa> Does this mean it will work when I run caffiene?
[08:06] <asfasdfa> the kernel already has support?
[08:06] <asfasdfa> Can someone help me please?
[08:06] <Hilikus> how do i modify the devices that nautilus gives me on the left to mount?
[08:06] <scunizi> JoeM: have you don't all your updates? sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:06] <nsadmin> ok...
[08:06] <intok> the hardware is an ABit AB-BX6 mobo with the intel 440 chipset, P3 600, 512Mb ofram and an S3 Savage4 GT AGP card
[08:06] <scunizi> JoeM: *done
[08:07] <JoeM> scunizi dist-upgrade bad, don't want 9.04
[08:07] <nsadmin> but you noticed other variables that were set, yes?
[08:07] <exia_> nsadmin, yes
[08:07] <scunizi> JoeM: it won't move you from 8.10 to 9.04.. it's function is different..
[08:07] <CaMason> Hi guys. My wifi can't connect to my WPA2 network since kernel upgrade to 2.6.2-13-generic
[08:07] <nsadmin> you know what a process is?
[08:07] <JoeM> scunizi in that case, yes
[08:08] <asfasdfa> How do I get a Fusion HDTV DVB-T nano working?
[08:08] <exia_> nsadmin, umm nope ^^
[08:08] <asfasdfa> In Ubuntu 9.04?
[08:08] <JoeM> modprobe nvidia shows nothing...
[08:08] <asfasdfa> Please help me.
[08:08] <Killiondude> If I'm running Ubuntu directly from a CD, where would Update Manager download the updates to?
[08:08] <nsadmin> hmm.
[08:08] <fettsaq> does anybody know a good VPN provider? /qry me
[08:08] <scunizi> JoeM: I'm on hardy on lappy and Intrepid on desktop..
[08:08] <nsadmin> ok, abandoning that part.
[08:08] <scunizi> JoeM: silly question.. you did install build-essential right?
[08:09] <JoeM> scunizi heh, yes
[08:09] <asfasdfa> How do I get a Fusion HDTV DVB-T nano working in Ubuntu?
[08:09] <nsadmin> that thing you're typing into, what is it?
[08:10] <fettsaq> anyone here who is surfing via vpn tunnel?
[08:10] <kraut> moin
[08:10] <nsadmin> is it a window among other windows?
[08:10] <exia_> nsadmin, terminal :) well if exactly it is awn terminal
[08:10] <Killiondude> fettsaq: I've used a vpn tunnel before. What's up?
[08:10] <nsadmin> and awn terminal is an X app?
[08:10] <milligan_> rashed2020, I would have liked something a little bit more advanced, but I suppose it'll do the job :) Wondering a bit about how it handles downloads .. would be nice if it did it all in the background ..
[08:11] <asfasdfa> How do I get a Fusion HDTV DVB-T nano working in Ubuntu?
[08:11] <exia_> nsadmin, i don't know ^^ should i try something other?
[08:11] <The_Warlock> how do i change my name displayed on the menubar?
[08:11] <nsadmin> no, you don't have to
[08:11] <exia_> nsadmin, WOW!
[08:11] <JoeM> put 180 drivers back again... but I still can't modprobe nvidia, that's not good
[08:11] <fettsaq> Killiondude: Can you tell me which provider you have used? I'm not finding any.
[08:11] <exia_> nsadmin, i just ran gconf-editor through AWN menu 'run'
[08:11] <Killiondude> fettsaq: http://vpntunnel.net/
[08:11] <nsadmin> and did that work
[08:11] <nsadmin> >?
[08:12] <asfasdfa> How do I get a Fusion HDTV DVB-T nano working in Ubuntu?
[08:12] <exia_> nsadmin, yep
[08:12] <exia_> nsadmin, you gave me idea thanks ^^
[08:12] <nsadmin> ok, good :) so did it ask for a password?
[08:12] <JoeM> scunizi I see nvidia.ko listed under /lib/modules/(my kernel)/updates/dkms
[08:12] <exia_> nsadmin, nope
[08:12] <JoeM> scunizi shouldn't that mean it's there?
[08:12] <nsadmin> ok... good enough
[08:14] <fettsaq> Killiondude: hehe. but I need it for other things like HTTP.
[08:14] <scunizi> JoeM: not sure.. when you boot do you see the nvidia splash?
[08:14] <JoeM> scunizi no, xorg can't find it
[08:14] <fettsaq> Id like to upload via VPN tunnel and so on,
[08:14] <fettsaq> *.
[08:15] <asfasdfa> How do I get a FusionHDTV DVB-T nano working in Ubuntu?
[08:15] <Killiondude> fettsaq: Oh, I'm sorry. I don't know of any, my apologies. I've only used vpn tunnels to bypass filters :-)
[08:15] <asfasdfa> Which application do I use to watch TV in ubuntu?
[08:15] <scunizi> JoeM: you might take a look at the nvidia installer log.. /var/log/nvidia-installer.log
[08:16] <losher> Killiondude: when you run from CD, the filesystem is in memory (RAM) so update manager will download files into /var/cache/apt/archive as usual, and it will take up space in RAM I believe....
[08:16] <iMatter> how would i go about canceling  a package thats installing well its broken package can't fully install and can't upgrade until i fix it
[08:16] <scunizi> JoeM: I think that's where it is.. postings say that's the location on Debian.. so it might be the same.
[08:16] <nsadmin> iMatter cancelling? what do you mean exactly?
[08:16] <JoeM> scunizi no such log, this itme I did it through synaptic
[08:16] <losher> iMatter: can you 'apt-get remove' it?
[08:17] <iMatter> Well, the package is broken...and its preventing me from doing anything
[08:17] <fettsaq> Killiondude: Thanks anyway, thats a nice service youve posted. :)
[08:17] <iMatter> Hmm..i thought since it wasn't fully installed that wouldn't work
[08:17] <nsadmin> but you're not in the middle of installing something now?
[08:17] <iMatter> no nsadmin
[08:17] <Killiondude> losher: Thank you for answering :-D
[08:17] <nsadmin> ok, so purge the package
[08:18] <losher> iMatter: sometimes it doesn't work. But you've nothing to lose by trying to remove it....
[08:18] <iMatter>   avant-window-navigator: Depends: libawn0 (>= 0.2.1) but it is not going to be installed
[08:18] <iMatter> E: Unmet dependencies. Try ‘apt-get -f install’ with no packages (or specify a solution).
[08:18] <JoeM> scunizi hmm... I have an idea
[08:19] <iMatter> Its for Avant-Windows Navigator but its clashing with libawn-bzr
[08:19] <nsadmin> you're not mixing versions are you
[08:19] <iMatter> i just simply did a "sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigator"
[08:19] <iMatter> and ended up in this mess
[08:19] <iMatter> >.>
[08:19] <nsadmin> why libawn-bzr?
[08:19] <losher> asfasdfa: tvtime is a good beginner app for watching tv
[08:20] <iMatter> nsadmin,  trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/libawn.so.0.0.1', which is also in package libawn-bzr
[08:20] <TerrorBite> Hi, I'm having trouble getting NetworkManager to play nice with my GPRS modem. How can I get NM to use an existing pppd configuration instead of creating its own?
[08:20] <scunizi> JoeM: I'm all eyes :)
[08:20] <Severity1> !vpn
[08:20] <CaMason> My laptop can't connect to my WPA2 network since kernel upgrade to 2.6.2-13-generic. It continually asks for the key (which I've replaced and tried again)
[08:20] <nsadmin> iMatter: and you can't remove it for that reason?
[08:21] <iMatter> nsadmin, i suspect when i do sudo apt-get remove it gives me an error...im not trying to remove awn just the broken package
[08:21] <JoeM> scunizi if I can get that same error again.. I'll just put a symlink to nvidia.ko where it's looking for modules
[08:21] <TerrorBite> Severity1: is that link directed at me?
[08:21] <nsadmin> iMatter: you suspect?
[08:21] <nsadmin> so what did you try?
[08:21] <iMatter> nsadmin, if i were sure i wouldn't have came here ;)
[08:21] <scunizi> JoeM: sounds logical..
[08:22] <nsadmin> so what did you try?
[08:22] <JoeM> scunizi problem being... it won't give me that error again, heh
[08:22] <iMatter> nsadmin, i tried apt-get remove apt-get -f opening synatics and filtering broken and then clicking apply...still couldn't fix it
[08:22] <Severity1> TerrorBite, yes and for me too
[08:22] <iMatter> is there a way i can just delete the package myself?
[08:23] <scunizi> JoeM: Murphy is following you.. when you need it, it won't show
[08:23] <nsadmin> iMatter: what package?
[08:23] <yaris123456789> hiya folks, i have an unmanaged ubuntu server. i have 2 domains. i already set up 1 and its running. how do i set the other domain site on this server? it doesn't have cpanel or anywebmin
[08:23] <iMatter> nsadmin, libawn0 ....
[08:24] <JoeM> scunizi very odd...
[08:24] <JoeM> scunizi doesn't complain now, jsut says no devices
[08:24] <scunizi> JoeM: how many card are currently in the machine?
[08:24] <Severity1> TerrorBite, nah it seems you have a different problemthan mine
[08:24] <nsadmin> that's the package name? try dpkg --purge libawn0
[08:25] <JoeM> scunizi two right now
[08:25] <scunizi> JoeM: and you did try removing one?
[08:25] <Severity1> can someone point to theright directio i want setup a home vpn server and client
[08:25] <JoeM> scunizi did earlier
[08:25] <scunizi> !vpn | Severity1
[08:27] <Severity1> ahhh the samelink scunizi thanks seemslike i really hafta do all those stuff lol
[08:28] <quizme> when i run sudo blah, my alias for blah is lost
[08:28] <quizme> does that sound right ?
[08:28] <linuxguy2009> Hey guys anyone interested in learning how to create a custom repository CD for ubuntu? I just uploaded a tutorial if any of you would like to learn on youtube.
[08:28] <quizme> how can i fix that ?
[08:29] <Flannel> linuxguy2009: Please keep those sorts of announcements in #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks
[08:29] <nsadmin> quizme: I don't think you can sudo an alias
[08:29] <scunizi> JoeM: maybe this will help.. I don't have audio right now to hear it.. http://linuxcrypt.net/?p=255
[08:29] <fettsaq> Can anyone tell me how I can convert a .wma file to .mp3 on 9.04?
[08:29] <linuxguy2009> I came in to offer hlep to the community and get nagged. Sorry to have bothered you.
[08:30] <andrew_46> fettsaq: You have tried ffmpeg?
[08:30] <fettsaq> andrew_46: not yet
[08:30] <geirha> quizme: make sudo part of the alias, or make a script
[08:30] <TerrorBite> fettsaq: ffmpeg or mencoder should be able to do it
[08:30] <negge> I have Intrepid installed on my EEEPc and now I want to completely remove everything from it (meaning GNOME, all GUI apps etc. so the remaining installation is similarly barebone to a Debian netinstall). I tried removing 'gnome*' but it seems I can't get all stuff away. Is there a meta-package I can use to remove all DE apps?
[08:30] <andrew_46> fettsaq: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1117283
[08:30] <TerrorBite> negge: Somewhere I have a list of packages, one moment
[08:31] <nsadmin> I thought this was a support channel... is not a movie that shows how to do something a form of support?
[08:31] <JoeM> scunizi no audio atm either, that's the broken computer :P
[08:31] <nsadmin> or you only want support in the form of man pages?
[08:31] <quizme> geirha: i lose my aliases when i sudo
[08:31] <losher> quizme: try: sudo `alias blah`    (note: those are backticks)
[08:31] <negge> TerrorBite: thanks that would be great
[08:31] <scunizi> nsadmin: are you referring to the link I gave JoeM ?
[08:31] <Flannel> nsadmin: "support" doesn't mean "announce tutorials" we have other places where that'd be appropriate.  Support in this case is fix problems.  If someone came in and asked about it, that'd be entirely different.
[08:32] <fettsaq> andrew_46: thank you
[08:32] <geirha> quizme: alias blah="sudo command arg1 arg2..."
[08:32] <aeonoris> How would I go about identifying what version number of a package I have?
[08:32] <JoeM> scunizi I'm assuming that needs audio since you mentioned it
[08:32] <geirha> quizme: aliases are only available to the shell, not to external commands like sudo
[08:32] <nsadmin> so what you're really doing therefore is restricting communication, restricting "broadcast"
[08:32] <scunizi> JoeM: I guess since the picture is small enough to make it almost unusable for reference
[08:33] <Flannel> nsadmin: Technical support doesn't work as a "broadcast" type thing.  But, this is offtopic, if you'd like to continue discussion, I welcome you to #ubuntu-offtopic to do so.
[08:33] <quizme> geirha oh i see
[08:34] <nsadmin> while I'm here, a question about ubuntu policy... are ubuntu packages permitted to touch /usr/local in any way?
[08:34] <losher> nsadmin: broadcast as a communication method doesn't actually scale particularly well.
[08:34] <Flannel> nsadmin: They shouldn't, no.
[08:34] <duckwars> I'm trying to unmount a drive, but i can't because it is in use with some program... how can I see what I need to quit to unmount this drive?
[08:34] <losher> quizme: try: sudo `alias blah`    (note: those are backticks)
[08:34] <losher> duckwars: sometimes 'sudo lsof /dev/sda1' will tell you. Change sda1 to your device, of course...
[08:35] <quizme> losher: thanks
[08:35] <quizme> thank you guys!
[08:35] <quizme> it works
[08:35] <losher> quizme: did it work?
[08:35] <scunizi> JoeM: I'm in a position where I can't use audio right now.
[08:36] <geirha> duckwars: sudo fuser -vc /dev/sda1
[08:36] <iMatter> nsadmin, can you use my nick so i can see your messages to me?
[08:36] <duckwars> thanks geirha, the command is pdksh?
[08:36] <TerrorBite> negge: looks like I deleted it, but try: apt-get remove --purge gnome gnome-desktop-environment gnome-core
[08:36] <nsadmin> iMatter: sure... there ya go :)
[08:36] <yaris123456789> linuxguy2009: yes please i
[08:37] <iMatter> nsadmin, thanks >.< i lost you >.>
[08:37] <quizme> losher: well, I wasn't losing my aliases.  I overwrote my alias stupidly without the sudo.  anyway, i corrected it and it's not working.  I didn't try what you suggested though, cuz i think i wasn't losing aliases in the first place....
[08:37] <yaris123456789> hiya folks, i have an unmanaged ubuntu server. i have 2 domains. i already set up 1 and its running. how do i set the other domain site on this server? it doesn't have cpanel or anywebmin
[08:37] <asfasdfa> How do I install a web server in ubuntu?
[08:37] <Flannel> !lamp | asfasdfa
[08:37] <TerrorBite> negge: I believe all gnome packages should depend on gnome-core, so removing that will remove the rest
[08:37] <negge> TerrorBite: I think I alreday did that, can't seem to get / down to less than 2.2GB
[08:37] <negge> okay
[08:38] <geirha> duckwars: sudo fuser -ck -TERM /dev/sda1    # will kill all processes using that filesystem
[08:38] <duckwars> thanks guys
[08:38] <asfasdfa> Do I run this? sudo tasksel install lamp-server
[08:38] <jeffs> I've been trying to install or compile a driver for my (M-audio quattro) usb sound card, in order for me to get it to load smoothly in jack audio, but had no luck. I found driver instructions at: http://alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-usb-audio
[08:38] <Flannel> asfasdfa: That'll work, yeah.
[08:38] <vise> Hi.. If i want to boot a standalone kernel without initrd, what do i do?
[08:38] <jeffs> im new to linux, and need a lil help :-)
[08:39] <asfasdfa> My ISP blocks port 80 incoming, is there any way to get around that?
[08:39] <scunizi> jeffs: ask a question and if anyone knows the answer they will reply
[08:39] <Flannel> asfasdfa: Yeah, you can change the port it'll listen on
[08:39] <JoeM> scunizi ok, rebooting with one graphics card
[08:40] <TerrorBite> asfasdfa: configure apache2 to run on port 81
[08:40] <asfasdfa> ok
[08:40] <losher> vise: interesting question. See http://www.linux-boot.net/InitRD/
[08:40] <nsadmin> vise: first you need the kernel...
[08:40] <scunizi> asfasdfa: dyndns.org and changing the port on the apache server to something different.. then forwarding that port in your router to the server
[08:40] <vise> nsadmin, I said i have one.. :)
[08:40] <nsadmin> which needs compiled into it everything necessary to mount /
[08:40] <mcfarlane> Hi guys
[08:41] <asfasdfa> users have to type website.ath.cx:81 right?
[08:41] <marqueed> hi - i'm having trouble setting up scim
[08:41] <nsadmin> and then, / probably needs the kernel modules (that is, not on a separate partition from /)
[08:41] <vise> losher, Alright.. Now reading something similar to that, i added ide, scsi and ext2 drivers.. But still no success... Any suggestions?
[08:41] <marqueed> my session is en-US, but i want to use CJK for some apps
[08:41] <jeffs> any one know how to get a M-audio usb sound card to work properly with the jack connection kit?
[08:42] <vise> losher, (compiled into kernel)
[08:42] <JoeM> scunizi not cool
[08:42] <xhema> http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3613/3696529975_171a3e90cb_m.jpg Pc World Kosovo now has distributed a live cd of ubuntu
[08:42] <losher> vise: sorry, no idea. Never tried it myself....
[08:42] <scunizi> JoeM: what happened?
[08:42] <nsadmin> vise: what else besides device drivers are necessary to mount /?
[08:42] <duckwars> how can I rename a directory?
[08:43] <nsadmin> man mv
[08:43] <JoeM> scunizi it worked
[08:43] <vise> nsadmin, IDE, SCSI, EXT2FS.. thats it i think.. anything more?
[08:43] <scunizi> JoeM: with one card you mean?
[08:43] <JoeM> scunizi yeah, which is not cool
[08:43] <nsadmin> so the partition is an ext2?
[08:43] <vise> nsadmin, i dont know if anything other than device drivers is needed
[08:43] <TerrorBite> duckwars: just mv it to the same place with a different name, ie mv mydir/ newdirname
[08:43] <vise> nsadmin, yes its ext2..
[08:43] <duckwars> thanks
[08:43] <scunizi> JoeM: it's been an issue for several releases.. I filed a bug on that for the 6.06 release
[08:44] <nsadmin> ok, so you need to find out exactly what hardware you have, and support that hardware...
[08:44] <nsadmin> vise: are you running linux now?
[08:44] <JoeM> scunizi so... how do I get the other card to work?  I need both for work
[08:44] <CodeSlinger> hmm I wouldn't mv
[08:44] <CodeSlinger> I would cp -R oldname newname
[08:44] <vise> nsadmin, I am using qemu to boot the kernel over a disk with ext2 fs (disk is an image file). Qemu has ide disks. So this config should do well.. Yes im running linux now..
[08:45] <CodeSlinger> but I'm not a fan of inline edits
[08:45] <CodeSlinger> :)
[08:45] <CodeWar> any idea what /SYSV00000 is .. it shows up in /proc/firefox/smaps
[08:45] <CodeSlinger> the delete the original folder
[08:45] <nsadmin> vise: ok, so presumably the device is supported by a driver, would you agree?
[08:45] <iMatter> nsadmin, meh...i removed libawn-bzr ....now im having even more problems
[08:45] <JoeM> scunizi know of a fix?
[08:46] <vise> nsadmin, 'device' = ide disk drive?
[08:46] <Spike1506> !ati
[08:46] <scunizi> JoeM: what I was suggestion previously is to copy the currently written xorg.conf to xorg.conf.good1 .. yank that card and put in the other card into the other slot and repeat the install process.. it will overwrite the xorg with new info.. compare that xorg to the one you renamed/copied and then merge the two.. manually most likely
[08:46] <nsadmin> vise: is it an ide drive? or scsi?
[08:46] <JoeM> scunizi that's an option
[08:46] <MattD> At boot time, Ubuntu doesn't detect my Dell keyboard.  I want to install wubi (to bypass a virus damaged XP), but the lack of keyboard at the start means I can't stop it going to XP.  Is there anything short of replacing the keyboard I can do?  I'll have to see if another keyboard is available.
[08:46] <vise> nsadmin, qemu surely has ide drive.. not scsi..
[08:47] <Jimmio> Wow... when was is Ubuntu switched to Pulseaudio by default? It's the easiest sound API I've worked with o.o (well, the simple implementation :P)
[08:47] <Jimmio> it*'
[08:47] <scunizi> JoeM: you could try backing up the current xorg.. and put the 2nd card in with the 1st then run nvidia-xconfig to see if it picks it up.
[08:47] <scunizi> JoeM: now that the driver is functional it might just work
[08:47] <nsadmin> vise: ok, now I'm confused
[08:48] <vise> nsadmin, Hmm... even ##linux don't know anything... :( I think i should try Bochs..
[08:48] <nsadmin> let's get that out of the way... what is qemu?
[08:48] <vise> nsadmin, qemu is like virtualbox.. just lighter and less features.. osdevvers like me use it..
[08:49] <nsadmin> alternatively... you have a machine that's running linux and uses device drivers to talk to the HD controllers, yes?
[08:49] <vise> nsadmin, yes
[08:50] <Flannel> MattD: Where does it not detect the keyboard that you need to choose something?
[08:50] <Spike1506> Lately im having a lot of issues with compiz and my ati drivers (a lot of graphic glitches) when restarting compiz it works fine for a while but after that it will glitch again
[08:50] <nsadmin> is there a "supervising" instance of the os, one with the kernel and loaded modules, and directly supporting hardware?
[08:51] <HyperNexus> Hello all. Just a quick question I am wanting to have a program load up in Ubuntu at startup. I have added it to my startup apps in Preferences->Startup Aps but when I login the program fails because gnomepanel is not ready.
[08:51] <MattD> Flannel: at grub
[08:51] <vise> nsadmin, I think you are talking about the one im running now? Ubuntu intrepid on dell laptop..
[08:51] <HyperNexus> How can I delay the startup of this program until the gnome panel has loaded.
[08:51] <JoeM> scunizi the ASUS P6T vanilla is a pain to switch hardware... have to clear CMOS each time
[08:51] <Flannel> MattD: you could always just modify GRUB so it defaults to Ubuntu.  With wubi, you've got that initial Windows/Ubuntu choice from boot.ini
[08:51] <asfasdfa> If I use a different port from 80, can dyndns.org use it?
[08:51] <nsadmin> vise: so do you want this kernel for your dell laptop?
[08:51] <asfasdfa> can someone type web.dyndns.org and they get to port 81
[08:52] <scunizi> JoeM: don't switch.. just add.. see my post above.. or is the cmos the same?
[08:52] <asfasdfa> or they have to manually type web.dyndns.org:81
[08:52] <JoeM> scunizi change, add, remove... all the same
[08:52] <MattD> Flannel: I looked at that.  I'll see if I can figure out what to change.
[08:52] <asfasdfa> How do I change the port that apache listens on?
[08:52] <vise> nsadmin, Nope.. Im just trying to get a small distro of my own on a 100 mb disk.. first setup the kernel to mount root and then add application binaries which can be run by it...
[08:52] <scunizi> JoeM: and you have to clear the cmos? that is strange..
[08:52] <JoeM> scunizi yeah, fails to post if you don't... something about it keeps an internal list of what parts you have
[08:52] <Flannel> MattD: "default N" line near the top of your /boot/grub/menu.lst
[08:52] <asfasdfa> How do I change the port that Apache listens on?
[08:52] <scunizi> JoeM: you can't just go into bios and have it autodetect, save and restart?
[08:53] <MattD> Flannel: oh rats.  I'm un Ubuntu now (live cd) and probably can't edit it until back in Windows.
[08:53] <nsadmin> vise: ok, we have to back up a few steps, I'm lost again. Give me a name for your laptop
[08:53] <JoeM> scunizi going to boot up with the 8800 to make sure it works too
[08:53] <JoeM> scunizi fails to post at all, can't get to bios
[08:53] <vise> nsadmin, dell
[08:53] <asfasdfa> How do I change the port that Apache listens on?
[08:53] <Flannel> MattD: You can edit it from the liveCD
[08:53] <MattD> Flannel: trying that now.
[08:53] <nsadmin> ok, is there another machine that's in this discussion?
[08:53] <scunizi> JoeM: that sucks.. maybe they have a bios upgrade to fix that.
[08:53] <Flannel> MattD: oh, uh, if you can successfully mount your wubi partition thing
[08:53] <JoeM> scunizi don't think so, it's written into the manual
[08:54] <MattD> Flannel: I can see a folder called WinBoot
[08:54] <asfasdfa> How do I change the port that apache listens on?
[08:54] <scunizi> JoeM: I wonder what bone head though up that feature.
[08:54] <MattD> Flannel: yay!  menu.lst!
[08:54] <JoeM> scunizi well that's not good... this card is only picking up one monitor
[08:54] <vise> nsadmin, yes.. qemu.. a virtual machine
[08:54] <scunizi> JoeM: wait
[08:55] <scunizi> JoeM: so you've switched cards?
[08:55] <asfasdfa> How do I change the port that apache listens on?
[08:55] <nsadmin> is qemu running on dell?
[08:55] <qe2eqe> I need to tweak driver options, but ubuntu doesn't use xorg.conf for graphics configuration... what do I do?
[08:55] <JoeM> scunizi there we go, cable was loose
[08:55] <JoeM> scunizi switched to make sure they both work and that wasn't the issue
[08:55] <scunizi> JoeM: It's the simple things. :)
[08:55] <vise> nsadmin, yes.. but has different hardware due to virtualization
[08:55] <nsadmin> so qemu is not hardware itself
[08:56] <Spike1506> how can i install the latest ati driver? it looks like the restricted driver manager doesnt update to the latest avaible driver
[08:56] <SuspectZero> hey there,i just got a crash handler and now my taskbar is gone
[08:56] <SuspectZero> can someone tell wht i can do
[08:56] <vise> nsadmin, no.. its a software running in ubuntu that virtualizes hardware... don't you know virtual box / vmware?
[08:56] <JoeM> scunizi hmm, second display is giving me christmas static
[08:56] <nsadmin> I understand the concept...
[08:56] <yaris123456789>  how do i select everything in Nano editor
[08:56] <nsadmin> so dell is running several instances of various OSes
[08:57] <MattD> Flannel: (or anyone else) http://pastie.org/536785  What do I change so that it defaults to Ubuntu and not Windows?
[08:57] <nsadmin> and one of those is qemu
[08:57] <scunizi> JoeM: because it's not listed in xorg yet.. backup xorg and run nvidia-xconfig ... possibly nvidia-settings
[08:57] <asfasdfa> How do I change the port that Apache listens on?>
[08:57] <pirx> should i install something more than libapache2-mod-php5 to get PHP working in apache?
[08:57] <vise> nsadmin, but qemu is not an os.. its an application.. inside it runs an os... so qemu is running an instance of an os...
[08:57] <JoeM> scunizi nope, didn't do it
[08:57] <HyperNexus> I've found a hackish away around this.
[08:58] <HyperNexus> Thanks anyway
[08:58] <nellmathew> hey guys, which method should i use to install windows (i have 20 gigs unallocated at the end of my harddrive).. install and then restore grub? (adding hd(0,2) to the root section of windows?) - does this work if windows isn't hd(0,0)?
[08:58] <pirx> i reloaded the config, but the server wants me to download the .php files instead of running them. and the logs say that it has been restarted with php
[08:58] <nsadmin> one thing I just realized is I don't know whether you want this kernel to support actual hardware or to run inside a virtual container
[08:58] <vise> nellmathew, yes
[08:58] <nellmathew> vise, thanks
[08:58] <Flannel> MattD: Er... wow, this is a very different menu.lst
[08:58] <moncky> nellmathew: have a look at super grub disk for restoring your grub automagically
[08:58] <geirha> pirx: See the troubleshooting section
[08:59] <geirha> !php | pirx
[08:59] <JoeM> scunizi stupid little things, disconnected and reconnected the cable did it :P
[08:59] <MattD> Flannel: yeah.  Somehow I don't think I can touch that and get the result I want.  I'd be better off finding a keyboard not made by Dhell.
[08:59] <Flannel> MattD: Oh, I think this is... a bootstrap menu.lst to the real menu.lst, so this isn't the right one.
[08:59] <Revo> test
[08:59] <vise> nsadmin, Its the same thing.. Qemu virtualizes real hardware which is there on any pc... but its a different instance from your real hardware...
[08:59] <MattD> Flannel:  the real grub folder appears to be empty (at least the one I found in Windows is)
[08:59] <nsadmin> so it pretends to be real hardware, the same hardware as is on the real box?
[08:59] <vise> Revo, Test success
[09:00] <quizme> what does this mean?  /usr/bin: bad interpreter: Permission denied
[09:00] <vise> nsadmin, yes
[09:00] <Flannel> MattD: right, you won't be able to see it within windows, because it exists inside the wubi virtual disk thing
[09:00] <vise> quizme, where do you get that?
[09:00] <geirha> pirx: Sorry, thought it linked to a different page. Anyway, you probably want to use the a2enmod command it mentions in the configuration section
[09:00] <MattD> brb  i'm hunting keyboards.
[09:00] <scunizi> vise: really? vmware and vbox use their own hardware emulation.. in the vm
[09:00] <MattD> :D  found a whole box full!
[09:00] <JoeM> scunizi no difference between the xorg.confs
[09:00] <nsadmin> quizme: maybe you have something in a script file that's not referring to an interpreter
[09:01] <quizme> oh it should be /bin/bash
[09:01] <quizme> duh
[09:01] <quizme> thanks
[09:01] <vise> scunizi, yes thats what i said.. its a diff instance from ur real hardware...
[09:01] <MattD> HA!  The 2nd keyboard..  is a Dell
[09:01] <MattD> and the 3rd
[09:01] <human> hello every one
[09:02] <SimplyLion> Does anyone know some engineering channels on IRC?
[09:02] <scunizi> vise: I was just reading nsadmin post where he said "so it pretends to be real hardware, *the same hardware as is on the real box?*.. it wouldn't be the same hardware.
[09:02] <human> can any one get me the idea how to recover the ubuntu without CD ??
[09:02] <eeelectricalan> will i have to do anything to get compiz running from a fresh ubuntu install?
[09:02] <MattD> yay!  a generic keyboard!  thanks for the help.  time to shutdown and banish Dhell.
[09:02] <scunizi> vise: translated to it.. but but more generic I thought..
[09:03] <iMatter> nsadmin, any ideas..
[09:03] <eeelectricalan> anyone?
[09:03] <nsadmin> iMatter: do you have a backup?
[09:03] <iMatter> nsadmin, of what...you mean i  have to reinstall ubtun because of this ._.
[09:03] <nsadmin> oh, what did you say happened after you ran dpkg --configure --pending
[09:04] <scunizi> JoeM: k.. are you installing the other board?
[09:04] <vise> scunizi, it is the same hardware.. ur real box just has more hardware... but vmware/vbox emulates the required part of it.. For example, the ide, keyboard, mouse etc are the same,, but your real box may have more features into it...
[09:04] <TerrorBite> How can I make NetworkManager recognise when my PPP connection is up?
[09:04] <yaris123456789> hi folks, is there anyway to monitor the current bandwith usage rate ?
[09:04] <TerrorBite> At the moment it thinks I'm offline, which means Pidgin refuses to connect
[09:04] <TerrorBite> it's sitting there "waiting for network connection"
[09:05] <vise> Terralthra, I used pidgin on ppp.. it works!
[09:05] <Myrtti> yaris123456789: several ways
[09:05] <vise> *sorry it was for TerrorBite
[09:05] <yaris123456789> Myrtti: whats the tool that starts with "i" ....i can't remember
[09:05] <JoeM> scunizi just did, fixing bios again
[09:05] <nsadmin> iMatter: it's possible, yes.
[09:05] <vise> yaris123456789, system monitor?
[09:05] <asfasdfa> How do I restart apache?
[09:05] <Myrtti> yaris123456789: iftop?
[09:06] <iMatter> nsadmin, ._. its Avant-Window-Navigator for crying outloud
[09:06] <dragon_> asfasdfa: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[09:06] <scunizi> vise: right.. and the drivers for the emulated parts aren't the same. for instance, you have an nvidia card installed but in the vm it won't use real nvidia drivers but vga drivers capable of possibly directx, opengl etc.. (at least on the new vbox 3.0)
[09:06] <iMatter> nsadmin, check your messages
[09:06] <JoeM> scunizi bios set back, restarting and praying
[09:06] <jerknextdoor> need help copying a file >4gb to a fat32 hdd that i cannot format.
[09:06] <vise> scunizi, correcto
[09:06] <JoeM> at grub...
[09:07] <TerrorBite> vise: I can use Pidgin on ppp, but only if I kill NetworkManager first. Otherwise it waits for NM to tell it that the machine is online
[09:07] <JoeM> login screen... is text... damn it
[09:07] <TerrorBite> and currently NM thinks I'm offline
[09:07] <nsadmin> I'm not saying it's definitely broke but there is the possibility,
[09:08] <scunizi> vise:  that's what I was trying to get at.. I got the impression nsadmin thought the actual drivers in the vm were the same as the drivers on the host.
[09:08] <vise> scunizi, The vm uses the X to draw to the window and all (or probably compiz).. X then will use your real hardwware... So its emulated vga -> X -> real hardware... Or emulated vga -> X -> linux -> real hardware
[09:08] <nsadmin> about the msgs, I don't think I got them all because you sent the lines so fast my client thought it was a flood
[09:08] <TerrorBite> asfasdfa: also sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 reload
[09:08] <vise> scunizi, kk
[09:08] <nsadmin> and my client autoignored you
[09:08] <iMatter> nsadmin, :S
[09:08] <scunizi> vise: yep.. that's what I was getting at... we're in agreement..
[09:08] <TerrorBite> asfasdfa: will reload and apply apache config without actually restarting the server
[09:09] <vise> TerrorBite, I dont have to kill the NM..
[09:09] <TerrorBite> vise: my NM thinks I'm offline when I'm not
[09:09] <TerrorBite> vise: it's not recognising that the PPP connection is up
[09:09] <vise> TerrorBite, Even mine thinks.. But pidgin never complains about it.. which ubuntu do you have?
[09:09] <mcfarlane> Whats the name of that command line tutorial site?  Commandline.org?
[09:09] <mcfarlane> Anyone know?
[09:10] <TerrorBite> vise: xubuntu 8.04
[09:10] <mcfarlane> I used to have it bookmarked..
[09:10] <vise> TerrorBite, My NM always sits there offline.. I have to set firefox to online.. thats it.. all other apps work.. i dont know y it doesnt work in your case...
[09:10] <JoeM> scunizi manually edited xorg.conf to add in the second device as device1
[09:10] <kaddi_> mcfarlane: I know of ss64.com ... not shure it's the one you're looking for though
[09:11] <duckwars> how do I remove a directory that is not empty
[09:11] <duckwars> -p doesn't do it
[09:11] <scunizi> JoeM: are you smiling yet with a working system?
[09:11] <vise> duckwars, rm -rf
[09:11] <mcfarlane> kaddi_: i got it, linuxcommand.org :)
[09:11] <skoef> act
[09:11] <duckwars> thanks you vise
[09:11] <JoeM> scunizi nope
[09:11] <mcfarlane> kaddi_: thanks for trying to help though, appreciate it
[09:11] <kaddi_> :)
[09:11] <JoeM> scunizi I got a (!!) More than one possible primary device found
[09:11] <iMatter> nsadmin, http://clububuntu.pastebin.com/f628670ff
[09:11] <scunizi> JoeM: xorg needs adjusting..
[09:12] <TerrorBite> vise: it's just because of how Pidgin talks to NM I assume, all I need to do is somehow tell NM that I'm online and everything will work
[09:12] <TerrorBite> probably via dbus
[09:12] <scunizi> JoeM: but you're getting closer.. It's only taken an hour or so..
[09:12] <JoeM> scunizi yeah, that sounds liek a fixable thing... just need to figure it out
[09:12] <nsadmin> duckwars: man rm (you are warned: you should read this, and look at those options. additionally, note that one additional or missing space could mean the difference between doing wnat you want and removing a hell of a lot of stuff, so you have to be careful and informed)
[09:12] <JoeM> scunizi I've been at this for 2 days... one issue after another
[09:12] <vise> TerrorBite, I think we need to screw with pidgin.. im gonna check its settings..
[09:13]  * nathan7 asploads
[09:13] <scunizi> JoeM: once it's dialed in.. you're done..
[09:13] <ssn> hi guys
[09:13] <nathan7> ninininininine!
[09:13] <JoeM> scunizi ok.. need to find the pciid for these cards
[09:13] <nsadmin> ninni
[09:14] <quizme> i tried to login to my server with ssh and failed 3 times at a password attempt, now i'm getting connection refused port 22 for that user only.  anybody know how to fix that ?
[09:14] <ssn> i have a strange grub problem with jaunty. whenever i try to boot using efi (efi-x device), grub just shows smileys. bios boot works fine
[09:14] <vise> TerrorBite, What is your pidgin version?
[09:14] <scunizi> JoeM: lspci or sudo lshw I think
[09:14] <_ged> hi guys, if i were to delete my "panel" the one from the top and the one from the bottom...how can i retrieve that again?? im afraid that if i do that, i may never retrieve it again...i've tried to google around but i didnt get a result...
[09:14] <JoeM> scunizi yup, just found them
[09:14] <TerrorBite> vise: 2.5.8
[09:15] <vise> TerrorBite, Heh.. mine is 2.5.2.. that might be the trouble.. urs is more advanced and peeks around more than it should...
[09:15] <scunizi> JoeM: I've gotta get some sleep.  Looks like you're on the right track.  I'll be back tomorrow and if you see me please let me know how it went.
[09:15] <CodeWar> how do I create a boot CD from my current Januty installation
[09:15] <dragon_> _ged: you can delete some config files to reset your gnome settings including those panels
[09:15] <iMatter> nsadmin, Ok sent you pastebin link
[09:15] <vise> _ged, gnome-panel runs a panel...
[09:15] <JoeM> scunizi thanks for the help... restarting gdm now to see if this worked
[09:16] <scunizi> I'll wait
[09:16] <TerrorBite> vise: so either I have to kill NM, or I have to somehow make it recognise the connection.
[09:16] <nathan7> NM 0=
[09:16] <The_Warlock> whats the gnome keyboard shortcut for resizing windows?
[09:17] <scunizi> JoeM: working?
[09:17] <dragon_> _ged: this post talks about the same - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=140473
[09:17] <_ged> dragon_, vise, im trying to delete the panel that has "application, places, system" and the one with the "recycle bin"...hmmm, how can i run the gnome-panel?
[09:17] <JoeM> scunizi typo in xorg.conf, trying again
[09:17] <_ged> dragon_: ok i;ll read that
[09:17] <_ged> thanks
[09:18] <JoeM> scunizi nope, same error still
[09:18] <scunizi> JoeM: ok.. fill me in tomorrow :)
[09:18] <TerrorBite> vise: I just commented out ppp0 in /etc/network/interfaces, hoping this would let NM manage it, I got
[09:18] <TerrorBite> Jul  7 18:17:19 gimli NetworkManager: <info>  /etc/network/interface changed: rebuilding the device list.
[09:18] <TerrorBite> so it recognised the change and reloaded config, but still doesn't see ppp0
[09:19] <nsadmin> iMatter: looks like my client is still skeptical... paste the link in the channel
[09:20] <iMatter> nsadmin, (i did send it in the channel) http://clububuntu.pastebin.com/f628670ff
[09:20] <nsadmin> oh ok, cool
[09:20] <JoeM> HAHA
[09:20] <JoeM> VICTORY!!!
[09:21] <_ged> i got a question again, is there a "shortcut-key" for terminal?? bec. what if i dont have access on "Applications > Accessories > Terminal" ...how will i access the terminal again?
[09:22] <iMatter> _ged, just drag it to deskto[
[09:22] <iMatter> Desktop*
[09:22] <_ged> oh
[09:22] <_ged> thanks
[09:22] <_ged> ^_^
[09:22] <iMatter> or alt+f2 terminal
[09:22] <iMatter> or if you have avant-window-navigator just drag it there _ged
[09:22] <nsadmin> iMatter: what happens when you do... dpkg --purge avant-window-navigator awn-manager
[09:23] <nsadmin> does it remove them? or does it throw errors
[09:23] <awesomez> !Kraft
[09:23] <iMatter> nsadmin, second
[09:24] <_ged> iMatter: i didnt get the alt+f2 terminal...i typed the "terminal" in the Run Application...but its an error
[09:25] <iMatter> _ged, :S surprised it works that hasn't worked in a while (the Run Application thing)
[09:25] <iMatter> nsadmin, it worked
[09:25] <wapko> _ged: its 'gnome-terminal'
[09:25] <iMatter> nsadmin, no errors
[09:25] <_ged> wapko, thanks it worked
[09:25] <leave> tonight will be fine
[09:26] <nsadmin> ok, so now can you install other packages? try this: apt-get install pastebinit
[09:26] <_ged> i thought it's just
[09:26] <_ged> "terminal"
[09:26] <awesomez> does anyone else have major problems with firefox and flash?
[09:26] <iMatter> _ged, sorry about that didn't know it was gnome-terminal haven't opened that manually in ages
[09:26] <iMatter> nsadmin, i already have that i did apt-get -f install and didn't get any errors this time
[09:26] <_ged> iMatter: thanks for the info too about the "alt+f2" thing ^_^
[09:26] <wapko> _ged: you can also assign keyboard shortcuts to commands. have a look here. its the B option http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=79560
[09:26] <iMatter> _ged, your welcome comes in handy when your panel and your dock crashes -_-
[09:27] <iMatter> _ged, AND the desktop
[09:27] <wapko> what dock do people use ? cant seem to find one i like..
[09:27] <iMatter> wapko, avant-window-navigator
[09:28] <_ged> iMatter: i was just about to delete the panel, but if i delete it, im afraid i might not have access to the terminal if the gnome display can recover my desktop again
[09:28] <nsadmin> iMatter ok, try dpkg --configure --pending
[09:29] <wapko> iMatter: awn, yeah. is there a way to create a launcher that creates new processes everytime you click it.. intead of minimizing and restoring. like a terminal.. if one terminal is doing stuff and i want a new one ?
[09:29] <vise> TerrorBite, So does NM now think its online?
[09:29] <TerrorBite> vise: no
[09:29] <crackstore> hye all
[09:29] <vise> _ged, You have a shortcut to the terminal on desktop right?
[09:30] <iMatter> wapko, hmm all you have to do for a new terminal open the one thats already up click file new tab or file new terminal
[09:30] <iMatter> nsadmin, second got ahead of myself have to purge those packages again..tried to update ._.
[09:30] <wapko> iMatter: i know. guess im just to picky..
[09:30] <iMatter> wapko, other than that theres no way to do that
[09:31] <_ged> vise: i will just drag the terminal to the desktop right? but if the terminal will appear in the desktop...the other user will see the "terminal"...i wanted to set this desktop with auto log in but i dont know what the "user" to have access on the panels...so i think the "alt+f2" thing will do...
[09:31] <_ged> but if i drag the terminal*
[09:31] <JoeM> with nvidia-settings is there a way to change which graphics card is the primary one?
[09:31] <iMatter> wapko, unless you simply go to Applications or whatever and open it
[09:31] <nsadmin> just hold off on that stuff... there's something wrong between the version of ubuntu you're running and the version of those awn thingys
[09:31] <iMatter> nsadmin, i know just got really ahead >.>
[09:32] <wapko> i think you can actually rightclick it and theres an option for making a new one. but i just want A click and it works as i want it to.. im too picky :P
[09:32] <vise> _ged, k
[09:32] <iMatter> nsadmin, will that purge thing remove the stuff i already have...? because i have no bottom panel awn is my dock >.>
[09:32] <iMatter> wapko, if it worked like that you could never open your original window :P
[09:32] <AndorinKato> Hi, can somebody help me troubleshoot multimedia keys with Amarok 2? They work fine in Songbord and I /have/ configured Amarok's shortcuts to allow the use of the keys, but they don't function.
[09:32] <awesomez> !purge
[09:33] <awesomez> is there anyway to get a version of amarok that's older than the the new version?
[09:33] <iMatter> nsadmin, and nothing outputted when i put that command in
[09:33] <wapko> iMatter: yeah. cos my original window would have gotten its own icon. like a dock with seperate launchers and proces icons
[09:33] <nsadmin> iMatter: well so did you get into the same situation as before? note I took just the packages mentioned at the end of that paste
[09:33] <vise> TerrorBite, apparently there doesnt seem to be any way to make nm recognize ppp acc to the web...
[09:34] <AndorinKato> I don't know, but why would I want to?
[09:34] <nsadmin> iMatter ok, so all other packages are configured
[09:34] <iMatter> nsadmin, well i didn't get any output from pending, running sudo apt-get -f install does nothing
[09:34] <wapko> iMatter: whick probably defeats the purpose of a dock. but thats just me ;)
[09:34] <iMatter> nsadmin, i suppose
[09:34] <iMatter> wapko, LOL yush
[09:34] <nsadmin> so it wasn't quite so bad
[09:34] <iMatter> wapko, why not trying putting doubles of the icons you want two of?
[09:35] <iMatter> wapko, it may look ugly but it does what you want >.>
[09:35] <fuzzybunny69y> hey loves I am kind of dumb but I accidentally made it so that I cannot use sudo does anyone know what the default /etc/sudoers file looks like so I can edit it back to the way that it originally was
[09:35] <nsadmin> you want stereo stereo?
[09:35] <crackstore> hye all
[09:35] <crackstore> :)
[09:35] <poomalai> hi friends, i am having some problems with nameserver configuration in ubuntu intrepid. I cannot access some sites in local network. but all other sites like google, yahoo works fine
[09:35] <neocortex> HELLO! Can anyone tell me whether keyboard layouts and stuff are still handled in /etc/X11/xorg.conf? If not, as I heard, where they live now? Thanks!
[09:35] <iMatter> nsadmin, ...stereo stereo...
[09:35] <wapko> iMatter: but say i need 10 terminals at the same time.. not so nice looking dock
[09:36] <iMatter> wapko, just use terminal tabs :P
[09:36] <nathan7> pOrly
[09:36] <nathan7> *Orly
[09:36] <iMatter> wapko, theres a keybinding to open a new tab
[09:36] <nathan7> Yakuake is nice too
[09:36] <wapko> iMatter: but i want to see simultaneous output :P
[09:36] <nathan7> Drops from the top of your screen
[09:36] <crackstore> how to fix wlan ip, gateway and subnet
[09:36] <TerrorBite> vise: I found this http://pidgin.im/pipermail/commits/2008-December/010590.html
[09:36] <nathan7> wapko: Yakuake has split terminals
[09:36] <nathan7> And konsole too
[09:36] <TerrorBite> vise: but I get pidgin: unrecognized option `--force-online'
[09:36] <c0mp13371331337> I've had better luck with tilda, personally.
[09:37] <iMatter> wapko, once you have them all tabbed you can then separate them!
[09:37] <nathan7> Ugh
[09:37] <iMatter> wapko, i know thats tedious but it works
[09:37] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: Tilda plus irssi, eww
[09:37] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: And, it doesn't have splittabs
[09:37] <c0mp13371331337> nathan7: I don't use irssi, what's wrong with that combo?
[09:37] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: And it isn't advertised by people with nicks as ugly as yours
[09:37] <Guest55117> "Why stop there? Put firefox in ram. Compile in ram. Anything that can be in ram should be. I have 6GB and I go through it quickly if I want to." I have 3gb ram, firefox doesn't load itself completely into RAM?? how do i make it so that it loads into the RAM 100%?
[09:37] <nathan7> Alt-1
[09:38] <nathan7> Hm
[09:38] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: alt-1 switches to the first tab
[09:38] <AndorinKato> Hi, can someone help me troubleshoot multimedia keys in Amarok? Before asking, I know they work because they function fine in Songbird... and yes, I have gone to Amarok's shortcuts menu to configure them, but they still don't work. Help, please?
[09:38] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: instead of to the first irssi window
[09:38] <neocortex> Anyone, please?!? Where are the settings for keyboard layouts? In /etc/X11/xorg.conf? If not, as I heard, where they live now? Thanks!
[09:38] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: _AND_, yakuake is sexier.
[09:38] <c0mp13371331337> nathan7: Oh, yeah, I changed the keybinding to F2.
[09:38] <braniff> i have a gtx 295 not detected by lspci on ubuntu with kernel 2.6.29.4. How do I get linux to detect my nvidia card?
[09:39] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: Hm
[09:39] <nathan7> braniff: Isn't linux's fault
[09:39] <nathan7> braniff: Sure it's pci?
[09:39] <braniff> nathan7: pci3
[09:39] <braniff> nathan7: pcie
[09:39] <nathan7> braniff: HMm
[09:40] <nathan7> Qwerty is designed for leet: 3 and e are near as well as o and 0
[09:40] <braniff> heh yeah
[09:40] <Blackhold> hello
[09:40] <Blackhold> could someone give me some help on likewise please?
[09:40] <Blackhold> thanks
[09:41] <poomalai> Hi all, i have local name server 192.168.3.9 i have defined it in resolv.conf. when i try to access a site which is hosted in a local network i cant access the site. when i ping to the site, the ip address is shown correctly.  Please help me,
[09:41] <nathan7> poomalai: Sure the webserver is up ;)
[09:44] <poomalai> nathan7: thanks for your reply. the web server is running. i can ping the server. other windows computers in my network can access the site without a problem. I have dual boot. in this same computer, windows accesses the site correctly.
[09:44] <nathan7> poomalai: wtf
[09:44] <nathan7> poomalai: nc -vv site 80
[09:44] <nathan7> poomalai: ANd tell me what it says
[09:44] <poomalai> okay
[09:44] <poomalai> site: forward host lookup failed: Unknown host : Connection timed out
[09:45] <poomalai> nathan7: it says... site: forward host lookup failed: Unknown host : Connection timed out
[09:45] <poomalai> oh sorry... please wait
[09:45] <nathan7> poomalai: Ahem
[09:45] <nathan7> poomalai: I guess it isn't named site
[09:46] <AndorinKato> Hi, can someone help me troubleshoot multimedia keys in Amarok? Before asking, I know they work because they function fine in Songbird... and yes, I have gone to Amarok's shortcuts menu to configure them, but they still don't work. Help, please?
[09:46] <poomalai> nathan7: it takes time...
[09:46] <nathan7> poomalai: control c it
[09:46] <mbn_18> Hi , How do I install FF3.5 under 9.04 ?
[09:47] <poomalai> nathan7: i ran the command poomalai@poomalai-desktop:~$ nc -vv track.matchintl.com 80
[09:47] <Mohan_> hi how to see the all the users in the ubuntu from terminal
[09:47] <poomalai> okay
[09:47] <nathan7> mbn_18: Wait till the ubuntu guys upgrade it
[09:47] <eXtra_Rice> :)
[09:47] <nathan7> Mohan_: cat /etc/passwd
[09:47] <awesomez> mbn_18: it should come with the newst upgrades for ubuntu
[09:47] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[09:47] <c0mp13371331337> mbn_18: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[09:47] <nathan7> poomalai:Weird
[09:47] <kennyyu> mbn_18: download it from the official site
[09:47] <Mohan_> nathan7: ok thanks
[09:47] <nathan7> kennyyu: NOOOO
[09:47] <poomalai> nathan7: it says now...  sent 0, rcvd 0
[09:47] <nathan7> kennyyu: Bad idea.
[09:47] <FloodBot3> nathan7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:47] <mbn_18> kennyyu: That what I did. I run it from a folder
[09:47] <nathan7> poomalai: Ya, nothing sent, nothing received
[09:47] <kennyyu> nathan7: oh, why not?
[09:47] <nathan7> FloodBot3: Fuck you, I type fast.
[09:48] <nathan7> kennyyu: Because it isn't a package
[09:48] <nathan7> kennyyu: And it's gonna give a noobie problems ;)
[09:48] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: THat's still the old beta
[09:48] <poomalai> nathan7: any idea why this happens? i can browse google
[09:48] <kennyyu> nathan7: ha. anyway just an option if one really need ff 3.5 ;)
[09:48] <mbn_18> nathan7: Im not thats kind of newbie :P
[09:48] <c0mp13371331337> nathan7: As far as I understood, the 'official' debs have yet to be released into the regular repos.
[09:48] <nxxn> nnnn: hi
[09:48] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[09:49] <nathan7> kennyyu: Hm, true
[09:49] <nathan7> c0mp13371331337: Mozilla has debs?
[09:49] <poomalai> nathan7: i tried galeon browser, wget and lynx too
[09:49] <DrMrHorse> you can enable a mozilla repository with a daily build i think
[09:49] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm, if netcat can't connect, nothing can
[09:49] <kaddi_> the firefox-3.5 package got updated
[09:49] <c0mp13371331337> I'm sorry, when I said 'official', I meant from the Ubuntu repos.
[09:50] <poomalai> nathan7: i see... what should i do? shall i send you the hosts file, interfaces and resolv.conf?
[09:50] <kaddi_> it is 3.5+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.9.04.1 0 now, so if anyone wants to install it, sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5 works fine :)
[09:50] <mbn_18> The problem with the Downloaded version is that clicks on links dont open firefox ( from irc for example ). I assume its related to the package "Ubufox extension for Firefox"
[09:50] <nathan7> poomalai: Okay,
[09:50]  * nathan7 switches to desktop
[09:51] <DrMrHorse> also this for firefox: http://www.ubuntusolutions.org/2009/07/installing-firefox-3-5-the-right-way-on-ubuntu-jaunty.html
[09:51] <mbn_18> kaddi_: that was a strange install, the symbol was diffrent and in general it didnt really felt as FF
[09:51] <jscinoz> Hi
[09:51] <jscinoz> I'm having issues with my network card on my ubuntu box
[09:51] <mbn_18> DrMrHorse: checking
[09:51] <nathan7> Jaunty
[09:51] <nathan7> Oh wait
[09:51] <nathan7> That's the stale
[09:51] <nathan7> *stable
[09:51] <FloodBot3> nathan7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:52]  * nathan7 is used to unstable
[09:52] <nathan7> FloodBot3: GTO
[09:52] <kaddi_> mbn_18: it is a real nice browser though, afterwards :p
[09:52] <NET||abuse> when's firefox 3.5 coming to jaunty?
[09:52] <poomalai> nathan7: here is the link. http://paste.ubuntu.com/211789/
[09:52] <NET||abuse> I want faster js
[09:52] <jscinoz> My desktop has two gigabit ethernet interfaces on its motherboard. Both use the forcedeth driver, and no matter what i can do, i can't get either to exceed 40KBps on my lan
[09:52] <nathan7> Hmm
[09:52] <nathan7> NET||abuse: http://www.ubuntusolutions.org/2009/07/installing-firefox-3-5-the-right-way-on-ubuntu-jaunty.html
[09:52] <mbn_18> By the way, 3.0 took around 1GB of mem under ubuntu. the new 3.5 rarely use more then 250mb :)
[09:52] <nathan7> =p
[09:52]  * nathan7 uses 3.6 anyways
[09:52] <NET||abuse> nathan7, hmm, thanks :)
[09:52] <c0mp13371331337> DrMrHorse: That was 5 days ago; the firefox-3.5 package was updated as recently as yesterday.
[09:52] <jscinoz> NET||abuse: its not all its hyped up to be. it only has JIT for i686. no JIT for x86_64 or any decent architecture like ARM
[09:52] <poomalai> nathan7: is that any useful?
[09:52] <nathan7> poomalai: Sec, my desktop is being retarded
[09:53] <NET||abuse> jscinoz, arrg, really. ballz
[09:53] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: the final version is in the repositories, it is no longer beta
[09:53]  * nathan7 reads
[09:53] <DrMrHorse> i dont know, it just describes different ways for installing firefox
[09:53] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, jaunty repo?
[09:53] <poomalai> nathan7: okay
[09:53] <Smart> Hi I got problem with 9.04 in VirtualBox , using CLI , how to connect to the Internet
[09:53] <nathan7> poomalai: try nslookup track.matchintl.com
[09:53] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: yes do a apt-cache policy firefox 3.5 and see for yourself :)
[09:54] <AndorinKato> Hi, can someone help me troubleshoot multimedia keys in Amarok? Before asking, I know they work because they function fine in Songbird... and yes, I have gone to Amarok's shortcuts menu to configure them, but they still don't work. Help, please?
[09:54] <jscinoz> NET||abuse: you can thank the mozilla dev's for being idiotic and not using LLVM for jit, now they have to reimplement it for every CPU architecture, rather than letting something like LLVM handle the platform specific stuff.
[09:54] <nathan7> Smart: CLI in the vm?
[09:54] <Smart> yep
[09:54] <nathan7> Hmm
[09:54] <Smart> vbox
[09:54] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: I installed it tonight, and I checked regularly, it's probably less than a day old :)
[09:54] <Smart> server version
[09:54] <nathan7> Should work by default
[09:54] <Smart> i want to use ruby on rails
[09:55] <nathan7> Paste your /etc/network/interfaces
[09:55] <nathan7> Yeah, great.
[09:55] <rashed2020> *R•za <3* says:
[09:55] <rashed2020> people mis use the phrase i love you
[09:55] <rashed2020> *R•za <3* says:
[09:55]  * nathan7 doesn't like Ruby (On Rails) and doesn't know how to use it
[09:55] <rashed2020> wooooooooooooops
[09:55] <rashed2020> its not a free liner
[09:55] <poomalai> nathan7: it says http://paste.ubuntu.com/211792/
[09:55] <FloodBot3> rashed2020: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:55] <rashed2020> *R•za <3* says:
[09:55] <BlackDex> Hello there
[09:55] <rashed2020> its very meaningful at the right time
[09:55] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, havn't updated my apt since last week
[09:55] <Smart> errr . but i can't paste it out , coz i can't not install addons in CLI
[09:55] <jscinoz> afk dinner, if anyone has any ideas about my issues with the forcedeth driver, please PM me.
[09:55] <nathan7> Smart: Type it over, dammit
[09:55] <BlackDex> is it posible to stream the soundcard output like an icecast or shoutcast stream to other mobile devices?
[09:56] <rashed2020> LMAO, sorry guys.
[09:56] <nathan7> poomalai: The problem is not with dns
[09:56] <nathan7> Hm.
[09:56] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: If you want FF I'd suggest you do that now ;)
[09:56]  * nathan7 explodes
[09:56] <NET||abuse> arrg, naw, i'm getting W: Unable to locate package 3.5
[09:56] <tommy333> hi
[09:56] <poomalai> nathan7: okay..
[09:56]  * nathan7 goes eww at awesomez nick
[09:56] <nathan7> NET||abuse: Don't put spaces
[09:56] <nathan7> NET||abuse: firefox-3.5
[09:56] <awesomez> nathan7: woot?
[09:56] <NET||abuse> W: Unable to locate package firefox3.5
[09:56] <nathan7> awesomez: boob.
[09:56] <Smart> sudo apt-get install <sth> , went blah blah blah E: blah ...
[09:56] <tommy333> before i begin to study computer science i wanted to learn a bit java
[09:56] <awesomez> nathan7: sry i'm not english explain :)
[09:56] <NET||abuse> nathan7, ahh, working now.
[09:56] <nathan7> Smart: Of course if your internet is dead.
[09:56] <tommy333> which package should i install on ubuntu to code in java?
[09:57] <nathan7> awesomez: You have a horrible nick
[09:57] <nathan7> NET||abuse: 0=
[09:57] <nathan7> NET||abuse: YAY
[09:57] <awesomez> nathan7: okey
[09:57] <pierpy> ciao
[09:57] <Smart> yes sir :) what can i do
[09:57] <pierpy> account
[09:57] <NET||abuse> nathan7, so i do that policy command, what do i do now?
[09:57] <pierpy> pierpy
[09:57] <pierpy> iii
 a DVD and a CD are the same thing when they're blank aren't they?
[09:57] <pierpy> my nakme is pierpaolo
 cds are made of pikachu skins
[09:57] <rashed2020> Create two mirrored RAID partitions. One for booting into, one for holding the LVM. <---- Can someone rephrase this please? Does it mean that /boot can't be in an LVM?
[09:57] <pierpy> my name is pierpaol
[09:58] <pierpy> pppp
[09:58] <pierpy> perche non rispondete
[09:58] <pierpy> perchè non rispondete
[09:58] <poomalai> nathan7: the site is actually hosted in 192.168.3.30 but nslookup track.matchintl.com says it is 192.168.3.38
[09:58] <nathan7> NET||abuse: Uhh, policy?
[09:59] <Smart> nathan7 , i do it all over this afternoon , including editing sources.list , hand-typing , but still no fix
[09:59] <nathan7> poomalai: Then it IS dns
[09:59] <nathan7> Crapola
[09:59] <NET||abuse> nathan7, i ran apt-cache policy firefox-3.5
[09:59] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: I was the one suggesting it ;)
[09:59] <nathan7> Smart: If your internet doesn't work, then you should get the internet to work
[09:59] <dekkong> why use firefox when there is opera? :)
[09:59] <nathan7> Smart: Not fiddle with your sources
[09:59] <poomalai> nathan7: is there any other way to debug this?
[09:59] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: it only shows you the version available to install
[09:59] <Smart> NAY , i am using
[09:59] <nathan7> dekkong: Open source, asshat
[09:59] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, ahh, ok, so howdo i move over to it?
[09:59] <Smart> NAT no bridging
[09:59] <nathan7> Smart: In the vm?
[09:59] <radioman-lt> opera rocks, operaunite double rocks ;]
[09:59] <Smart> vbox
[09:59] <nathan7> Smart: It works for other things in the vm?
[10:00] <nathan7> Smart: Just not for apt?
[10:00] <nathan7> poomalai: Uhh
[10:00] <Smart> i have not installed other OS , nathan7
[10:00] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: this was just to satisfy your curiosity. ;) If you want to install you'll need to update your sources and install
[10:00] <gilles_> Good morning. How do I disable the system bell in Ubuntu (terminal) 9.04?
[10:00] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: do this: sudo apt-get update
[10:00] <nathan7> Smart: Does it work for other things
[10:00] <nathan7> Smart: Other programs
[10:00] <nathan7> Smart: not apt
[10:00] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, did that already,
[10:00] <nathan7> Smart: wget etc
[10:00] <Clopin> Morning' guys.
[10:00] <FloodBot3> nathan7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:00] <vise> Smart, wat is your problem?
[10:00] <nathan7> Smart: try ifconfig
[10:00] <nathan7> FloodBot3: stfu goddamn bot!
[10:00] <Smart> so i type wget ?
[10:00] <Smart> let me try
[10:00] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: ok, then enter sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[10:00] <Clopin> Anybody knows if it's possible to attach Wireshark to an app, like Firefox?
[10:00] <NET||abuse> yeh, did that
[10:01] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, launched firefox after this and it's still 3.0.1
[10:01] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: you need to launch firefox-3.5
[10:01] <lstarnes> NET||abuse: you have to launch firefox-3.5 separately
[10:01] <vise> Clopin, No.. But there are other tools probably
[10:01] <Myrtti> nathan7: please behave and mind your language!
[10:01] <Smart> well , it said need a URL
[10:01] <Smart> please give some URL
[10:01] <mcfarlane> Hi guys, where is the .bash_profile located?
[10:01] <lstarnes> mcfarlane: under your home directory
[10:01] <Clopin> vise: I'm trying to get a program like WPE Pro for Windows, but it's really hard to find any similar. Do you know any packet editors?
[10:01] <Myrtti> mcfarlane: in your home dir
[10:02] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, haha, serious, it's paralell? ok then.
[10:02] <Smart> errr,
[10:02] <mcfarlane> Thanks guys
[10:02] <Smart> linked
[10:02] <Smart> nathan
[10:02] <Smart> network is ok
[10:02] <mcfarlane> I dont have a .bash_profile, only a .bashrc
[10:02] <kaddi_> NET||abuse: yes .. It's actually a good thing gave me a chance to get all my extension ported and sort out some messes :p
[10:02] <Smart> so ...
[10:02] <Smart> what should i do ? nathan7
[10:03] <mcfarlane> Is bash_profile and bashrc the same thing then?
[10:03] <vise> Clopin, I dont know about packet editors.. but theres this site.. wait.. lemme scratch my head...
[10:03] <nathan7> Myrtti: Hm
[10:03] <nathan7> Myrtti: I'm getting annoyed with that bot
[10:03] <NET||abuse> kaddi_, cool.. arrg, ithink i click something by mistake.... launching ff3.5 and a dialog popedup while i was typing something else
[10:03] <nathan7> Smart: What's in your sources.list
[10:03] <NET||abuse> ahh, just wouldn't launch from app launcher, had to go to menu, never mind.
[10:04] <kaddi_> k :)
[10:04] <Clopin> vise: Sorry, my Linux is logging out sometimes o.o
[10:04] <mcfarlane> Why would I not have a .bash_profile in my Home directory?
[10:04] <Smart> deb (deb-src) http://<sth>/ <jaunty|jaunty-sth> main restricted multiverse universe
[10:05] <gilles_> Anyone know how to disable the terminal bell in Jaunty?
[10:05] <NET||abuse> huh,, that's weird, calling it shiretoko,,, and when i update add-ons and click reload, it just closes and doesn't come back up...
[10:05] <poomalai> nathan7: not only this site. i have several sites in our local network. none works. for example we have a site in 192.168.3.4 it is also not working. i tried a host entry too. still it is not working.
[10:05] <Smart> shift multiverse and universe
[10:05] <NET||abuse> damn, 3.5 shows no improvement of js scroller
[10:05] <mcfarlane> Thats weird, im pretty sure im supposed to have a bash_profile, is bashrc the same thing?
[10:06] <Smart> nathan7 ?
[10:06] <poomalai> nathan7: but when i ping the site, it replies.
[10:06] <Smart> are you there nathan6 ?
[10:06] <Smart> 7
[10:06] <nathan7>  <@Aureal> Wow, free web space for only $15.
[10:06] <nathan7> Smart: Nope.
[10:06] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[10:06] <nathan7> poomalai: I'm about to explode
[10:07] <Smart> deb (deb-src) http://<sth>/ <jaunty|jaunty-sth> main restricted universe multiverse , sth like that , nathan7
[10:07] <vise> Clopin, Found a treasure for you
[10:07] <poomalai> nathan7: sorry if i disturb you. i cant find a way to fix this..
[10:07] <nathan7> Smart: riight
[10:07] <Clopin> vise: Oooh, sounds good.
[10:07] <Smart> and what shall i do ? nathan7
[10:07] <xerox1> can someone tell/recommend me a multimedia live cd that includes everything for flash movies in the internet etc?
[10:07] <vise> Clopin, http://www.packetstormsecurity.org   Check the assessment section
[10:08] <nathan7> poomalai: I happily help you
[10:08] <nathan7> [@mad-ShaggZ]my parents said i could anything i wanted to be when i grew up....so i chose to be an asshole
[10:08] <nathan7> [@mad-ShaggZ]nothing wrong with that...
[10:08] <nathan7> lol
[10:08] <vise> Clopin, Lots of tools.. You'll have to dig...
[10:08] <Almindor> hello
[10:08] <Smart> ...
[10:08] <poomalai> nathan7: thanks a lot. if you are able to find a solution for this, i will be very happy
[10:09] <Clopin> Vise: Looks very perfect :P Thanks mate!
[10:09] <Almindor> how do you set automounter options for specific fs devices?
[10:09] <AndorinKato> Hi, can someone help me troubleshoot multimedia keys in Amarok? Before asking, I know they work because they function fine in Songbird... and yes, I have gone to Amarok's shortcuts menu to configure them, but they still don't work. Help, please?
[10:09] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[10:09] <Almindor> e.g: I want all removable ext3 fs devices to be mounted noatime,nodiratime
[10:09] <poomalai> nathan7: i am struggling with this problem, if i resolve this then only i can continue my work  :'(
[10:09] <Smart> well , i go and ask local people for help
[10:10] <Smart> thank you nathan7
[10:10] <iMatter> nsadmin, is there a way to change icons manually i have an icon pack it works on most stuff except folders
[10:10] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[10:11] <ubuntu> I switched to ext4, but then I switched distros. Now I want to use ubuntu again, but I get an I/O error with each disk I burn. So I want to switch back to another distro that uses ext3. What should I do with my partitions that are ext4?
[10:12] <iMatter> ubuntu, backup all your stuff on those partitions Mostly "/home"
[10:12] <nsadmin> Leftmost: what filesystem is /boot?
[10:12] <nsadmin> Leftmost: what filesystem is /boot?
[10:12] <iMatter> ubuntu, then delete them
[10:12] <nsadmin> argh sorry
[10:13] <ubuntu> iMatter: can't I just convert them?
[10:13] <iMatter> ubuntu, that'd rid you of all the files on them
[10:14] <ubuntu> aarg
[10:14] <Smart> deb (deb-src) http://mirror.lupaworld.com/ubuntu/ <jaunty|jaunty-sth> main restricted universe multverse , anything wrong ?
[10:14] <Smart> hello there
[10:14] <poomalai> nathan7: i tried to restart the network. still not working.
[10:14] <xerox1> no recommendations for a ubuntu based live multimedia system?
[10:14] <iMatter> ubuntu, exactly, unless you've put stuff in folders outside of /home just backup that
[10:14] <ubuntu> ok
[10:14] <poomalai> nathan7: This shit is working fine in windows.... :(
[10:15] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[10:15] <nsadmin> Smart: those look ok, but they're not instantiated... does your sources.list line really look exactly like that?
[10:15] <Smart> errr jesus helo me
[10:15] <Smart> p
[10:16] <poomalai> nathan7: if this is not working, then i have no way other than to switch back to M$ windoz
[10:16] <nsadmin> so you have choice to make
[10:16] <nathan7> poomalai: NOOO
[10:16] <Smart> no of course like jaunty-blackports
[10:16] <nathan7> s/l//
[10:16] <vise> poomalai, Whats your trouble?
[10:16] <Smart> :) mathan7
[10:16] <Smart> nathan7
[10:16] <nathan7> poomalai: Hm
[10:17] <poomalai> nathan7: i hate windows.
[10:17] <nsadmin> Smart: do you have pastebinit installed?
[10:17] <Smart> i don know
[10:17] <Boohbah> xerox1: what do you mean live multimedia system?
[10:17] <Smart> nsadmin
[10:17] <nsadmin> poomalai: then what if you want to look outside?!
[10:17] <poomalai> nathan7: but this stupid site works only in windows. i am developing the site in local server. what to do?
[10:17] <Smart> nasdmin : how to do
[10:17] <nsadmin> Smart: apt-get install pastebinit
[10:18] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm
[10:18] <poomalai> nsadmin: what do you mean by "looking outside"?
[10:18] <Smart> errr ... apt-get is not ok
[10:18] <Smart> msadmin
[10:18] <Smart> nsadmin
[10:18] <nsadmin> howcome?
[10:18] <nathan7> poomalai: I don't know
[10:18] <xerox1> Boohbah, a live system that includes players for flash etc.: want to do a presentation how easy using multimedia with ubuntu can be
[10:18] <Smart> i don know , i am trying to solving this
[10:18] <Boohbah> poomalai: you need windows installed to look outside :)
 My life'd be a whole lot cooler if Vikings invaded every once in a while.
[10:19] <nathan7> Boohbah: NOES
[10:19] <nathan7> Boohbah: I look through a penguin
[10:19] <nathan7> I pokes his brains out
[10:19] <poomalai> nathan7: ok. thanks very much for your efforts.
[10:19] <Smart> i don know , i am trying to solving this , nsadmin
[10:19] <nsadmin> poomalai: if you want to look outside without a window you'd have to punch a hole in the wall...
[10:19] <nathan7> And made a hole in the back
[10:19] <nsadmin> Smart: what does it say?
[10:19] <Boohbah> xerox1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[10:20] <nsadmin> (briefly that is)
[10:20] <Smart> it said some squares and E: some squares
[10:20] <Smart> nsadmin
[10:20] <reZo> hi, i'm looking at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows, however, i don't get why /media/root is stated in the sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sda line, can someone explain this to me?
[10:20] <xerox1> Boohbah, okay - i am doing it myself :)
[10:21] <Smart> i use chinese_simplified env whiling installment
[10:21] <nathan7> reZo: It's mounted there probably
[10:21] <reZo> nathan7: yes, it is,
[10:21] <xerox1> Boohbah, thx
[10:21] <nsadmin> Smart: so you tried that and you got errors
[10:21] <reZo> is it installing /media/root to /dev/sda, or just grub to /dev/sda?
[10:21] <nathan7> reZo: It has to grab grub stages
[10:21] <nsadmin> ok
[10:21] <Smart> i know should add env LC_ALL-en_US sudo ...
[10:21] <dutchie> why can I not ping a server through openvpn when all the relevant ports are open afaict?
[10:22] <nathan7> reZo: It's installing grub to your sda using /boot to store some things
[10:22] <Smart> yes , nsadmin , it shows package couldn't be found
[10:22] <reZo> hmm, okay
[10:22] <nsadmin> true, if not I wont' understand
[10:22] <nsadmin> pastebinit?
[10:22] <nsadmin> ok, that's ok
[10:22] <reZo> nathan7: since i dont' have a /boot partition, i just have swap and ext3, but i have two other windows os' on the same machine
[10:22] <Boohbah> dutchie: is there a firewall blocking ICMP traffic?
[10:22] <Brutus_> dutchie: ping send ICMP- Packets, not TCP
[10:22] <reZo> should i follow this
[10:22] <kennyyu> hi, how to tcpdump the traffic in btween server1:8080 and server2:8080? the command line is..?
[10:22] <nsadmin> here's what you're going to do
[10:22] <dutchie> iptables -p icmp -j ACCEPT?
[10:23] <Smart> thanks :)
[10:23] <nsadmin> you have your /etc/apt/sources.list
[10:23] <reZo> meh, imma do it, whats the worst that can happen, me reinstall ubuntu!? i wouldn't mind doing that hehe
[10:23] <Smart> yes , i have been sudo vi it
[10:23] <nsadmin> go to the web, the site is rafb.net/paste
[10:23] <nathan7> reZo: Yes, /boot is in your root
[10:23] <reZo> :)
[10:23] <nathan7> kennyyu: man tcpdump
[10:23] <nsadmin> and put everything in sources.list into a paste
[10:23] <Smart> err, i am using CLI , nsadmin
[10:23] <nsadmin> got links?
[10:24] <nsadmin> apt-get install links
[10:24] <Smart> how to upload a file
[10:24] <Smart> ?
[10:24] <nathan7> @(ZeuS) my g/f was like "I can be your porn"... I was like "but can I use the zoom feature?"
[10:24] <reZo> and is /dev/sda the mbr?
[10:24] <nsadmin> the floodbots are fighting each other :P
[10:24] <Smart> nsadmin , can i upload it to someplace ?
[10:24] <nathan7> reZo: The whole disk, including the mbr
[10:24] <nsadmin> you sure you can't get pastebinit
[10:25] <reZo> oh, so installing it to there will not overwrite all my partitions right? lol
[10:25] <reZo> it will simply over write the windows boot menu
[10:25] <TerrorBite> Smart: wget can do uploads I think
[10:25] <reZo> right?
[10:25] <Smart> yes , nasadmin , sudo apt-get install has error
[10:25] <mickru> hi, the unpacking of kernel header deb package for 2.6.28-13 failed on my system with a permission denied error, and yes I executed it as root
[10:25] <dutchie> iptables -I INPUT -p icmp -j ACCEPT; iptables -I FORWARD -p icmp -j ACCEPT as root has failed
[10:25] <nathan7> Floodbotfight?
[10:25] <dutchie> still can't ping
[10:25] <Smart> how to , TerrorBite , I was a windows user
[10:25] <mickru> the problem was a failing stats call on /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.28-13/sound/pci/mixart
[10:25] <nsadmin> one deopped another
[10:26] <nsadmin> but the other didn't respond... so there's not really a bot fight...
[10:26] <dAnon> nobody could help me yesterday, but I found out why my character kept walking forward and left all the time, unpluggin unnecessary USB devices solved the problem prolly joypad was the problem
[10:26] <nathan7> nsadmin: Whatever
[10:26] <dAnon> I mean in QUAKE WARS
[10:26] <TerrorBite> nsadmin: that's normal
[10:26] <dAnon> strange thing
[10:26] <mickru> I looked at that file and could not believe what I saw. The output from ls -l is: ?????????? ? ?    ?        ?                ? mixart
[10:26] <TerrorBite> Smart: I'm actually not sure myself :/
[10:26] <Smart> nsadmin , how to use wget to upload my sources.list to one certain URL and let you see
[10:27] <Smart> ok then
[10:27] <nathan7> mickru: lol
[10:27] <nsadmin> Smart why cli btw
[10:27] <Smart> :)
[10:27] <nsadmin> ?
[10:27] <mickru> there doesn't seem to be a user or group associated
[10:27] <mickru> I can't delete or renamve mixart
[10:27] <TerrorBite> mickru: you need to set the +x permission on that directory. chmod +x dirname
[10:27] <egw_> anyone use Cadaver or Webdav?
[10:27] <Smart> cli ? coz i think it can bring some performance benefit , i am poor in finance
[10:27] <Smart> nsadmin
[10:27] <TerrorBite> mickru: or just run ls again with sudo
[10:27] <nsadmin> someone got a place I can stick a file?
[10:28] <andenw_> !pastebin > nsadmin
[10:28] <mickru> you mean mixart is a directory?
[10:28] <nsadmin> !pastebinit
[10:28] <mickru> since I have only question marks I can't tell
 is there a way to change icons manually i have an icon pack it works on most stuff except folders
[10:28] <Smart> hello , there
[10:29] <nsadmin> is it installed by default?
[10:29] <Smart> :)
[10:29] <iMatter> nsadmin, guess your client is still automuting me.
[10:29] <Smart> let me google for a while , nsadmin
[10:29] <egw_> Using webdav to share files in windows its good?
[10:29] <Smart> :)
[10:29] <nsadmin> try again... apt-get install pastebinit
[10:29] <TerrorBite> mickru: it's probably the directory that mixart is in that's like it
[10:29] <nsadmin> make sure you spell pastebinit correctly
[10:29] <Smart> OK
[10:30] <mcfarlane> Where would you add Aliases in ubuntu 9.04?
[10:30] <[blackb]> sameone expert with sharepoint?
[10:30] <[blackb]> i have a big problem in fect
[10:30] <mickru> the directory where mixart is located is called pci, and pci is accessible
[10:31] <Smart> nsadmin, the same error msg again , i guess it's the sources.list prob
[10:31] <mickru> as mentioned, I am within pci and do a ls -l , the all files are listed correctly with group and permision information
[10:31] <mickru> only mixart does fail to provide any information.
[10:31] <durt> mcfarlane, in ~/.bashrc
[10:32] <mickru> only question marks: ?????????? ? ?    ?        ?                ? mixart
[10:32] <nsadmin> iMatter: I thought we resolved your package db issue... as far as installing that thingy you want, there's a problem with the packages or with the version you're trying to get, such that they would not work with the versions of things you have already in your ubuntu
[10:32] <shruggar> anyone know when PHP 5.3 is going to hit the main package repositories?
[10:32] <iMatter> nsadmin, im asking something new now >.>
[10:32] <JediMaster> hey guys, I need to somehow do up to the second synchronisation between two machines. I was going to use DRBD and OCFS to do this, but it seems it's going to be nearly impossible to re-partition the machines as they're both xen VMs/VPS and the host is unwilling to help. Can anyone think of a way of synching the two FSs (or a certain dir) without re-partitioning?
[10:32] <mcfarlane> durt: ~/.bashrc  thats root right? or home?
[10:32] <iMatter> nsadmin, <iMatter> is there a way to change icons manually i have an icon pack it works on most stuff except folders
[10:32] <mcfarlane> ~ means home right?
[10:32] <durt> mcfarlane, home
[10:32] <lstarnes> mcfarlane: yes
[10:32] <mcfarlane> durt: thanks mate
[10:32] <Smart> errr , who has a FTP space ?
[10:32] <mcfarlane> lstarnes: thanks
[10:32] <nsadmin> oh, I don't know much about icons... I know more about dpkg and apt-get
[10:33] <Smart> i searched , but found none
[10:33] <mcfarlane> durt: cant edit it, says something about bashrc.swp already running?
[10:33] <iMatter> nsadmin, hmm can you point me to anyone who is
[10:33] <mcfarlane> durt: what does that mean?
[10:33] <DysonReturns> greets guys, windows boxes don't resolve my hostname. (i'm on a small local network), what do i install?
[10:33] <durt> mcfarlane, there's probably a bashrc in /etc thats global
[10:33] <durt> mcfarlane, already opened by something else/
[10:33] <durt> ?
[10:33] <nsadmin> iMatter: quite possibly lotsa folks here and elsewhere
[10:33] <mickru> so it's not a problem of +x I guess
[10:34] <mickru> I can enter the directory pci
[10:34] <iMatter> Excuse me everybody can someone help me with icons!
[10:34] <Smart> hello , everybody , i need a URL to upload and show my sources.list file , can you help me ?
[10:34] <dutchie> Smart: pastebin.com
[10:34] <nsadmin> you have to ask your question or they won't know!
[10:34] <lstarnes> Smart: paste its contents to http://paste.ubuntu.com
[10:34] <andenw_> shruggar: the PHP packages in the main 9.04 repositories will not be updated to newer versions. Perhaps someone are backporting them though
[10:35] <shruggar> andenw_, I wouldn't expect the packages to be "updated", since 5.3 isn't backwards-compatible. I meant when are there going to be /new/ packages added
[10:36] <mickru> is it possible that an inode is defect or something? how can a file be created with no group/permission settings?
[10:36] <nsadmin> lstarnes: he doesn't have good pasting capabilities... it would be helpful if he had a copy of pastebinit
[10:36] <andenw_> shruggar: new packages aren't added to released ubuntu releases.
[10:37] <christoph_> Hi, I use ubuntu jaunty and want to extract the metadata of a jpg image (tags) added by f-spot in the terminal
[10:37] <poomalai> nathan7: Are you there? i found the problem. the problem was in the interfaces file. the netmask should be 255.255.252.0 instead of 255.255.255.0
[10:37] <mickru> how can I remove such a file/directors if not even root has permission to do so
[10:37] <nsadmin> he says when he tries to install it, no such package
[10:37] <poomalai> nathan7: Now everything works fine and ubuntu rocks
[10:37] <nathan7> poomalai: Hmm, lol
[10:37] <poomalai> nsadmin: i dont need windows to look outside. I have ubuntu :)
 My computer's so fast it finishes an infinite loop in 5 minutes.
[10:37] <mcfarlane> thanks guys
[10:38] <wapko> lol
[10:38] <nsadmin> poomalai: I think you're right... as for me, I just open the door!
[10:38] <mrtn1231> I have installed packages to my machine both from "Jaunty Jackalope" and "Intrepid Ibex" and "Hardy Heron" repositories, but I don't remember which packages are from which repositories. How do I know, which packages are installed from "Jaunty Jackalope", which are installed from "Intrepid Ibex" and which are from "Hardy Heron"?
[10:38] <indus> !FF3.5
[10:38] <poomalai> nsadmin: lol
[10:38] <poomalai> thanks a lot guys... bye
[10:38] <poomalai> back to work
[10:38] <gilles_> indus: Not again, we know he's outdated :D
[10:38] <poomalai> with UBUNTU
[10:38] <poomalai> :)
[10:38] <indus> heh ya
[10:39] <indus> GiJ: why do u keep changing nick
[10:39] <mickru> anyone with an idea how to get the linux header files installed with a broken file or folder?
[10:39] <ikonia> mickru: what do you mean, broken
[10:40] <nsadmin> you want broken header files?
[10:40] <andenw_> mrtn1231: the apt-show-versions package can tell you this
[10:40] <vise> mickru, why dont u re-download
[10:40] <christoph_> hello, f-spot tells me it saves tags in the image metadata for jpeg files...Is there a way I can see these from a command line? i.e make sure they are actually in the image metadata somewhere?
[10:40] <mickru> ikonia, as I mentioned, I try to install the linux header files which came with the latest update. Now I have a broken file or directory in my src tree
[10:40] <GiJ> indus: Konversation has a small input field next to my text inputfield
[10:41] <ikonia> mickru: please expain "broken"
[10:41] <mickru> I'm not able to remove the broken mixpart node
[10:41] <ikonia> mixpart node ?
[10:41] <mickru> the output from ls -l does show the following for the file or directory called mixpart:
[10:41] <mickru> ?????????? ? ?    ?        ?                ? mixart
[10:41] <vise> mickru, perform fsck on that partition... if root, do it using live cd
[10:42] <ikonia> mickru: what repo did these header updates come from ?
[10:42] <mickru> see? The permission section contains question marks
[10:42] <mickru> the group/user id has question marks
[10:42] <ikonia> mickru: can you please pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list file please
[10:43] <mickru> http://pastebin.com/m2be54fa9
[10:43] <GiJ> !pastebin
[10:43] <ikonia> mickru: have these heades come from the PPA's ?
[10:44] <GiJ> !pastebinit
[10:44] <ikonia> mickru: or from the main repo - I'm asking because I don't see a header update pending in main
[10:44] <mickru> well the problem is a few day's old now
[10:44] <ikonia> mickru: ok - I can't see a header update in my logs
[10:44] <mickru> the updater won't stop offering the update because it failes to install it
[10:44] <andenw_> christoph_: the exif command should show this info.
[10:45] <ikonia> mickru: did it come from the PPA or the main repo
[10:45] <mickru> linux-headers-2.6.28-13-2.6.28-13.45
[10:45] <ikonia> !info linux-headers
[10:45] <ikonia> !find linux-headers
[10:45] <ikonia> !info linux-headers-2.6.28-11,
[10:45] <mickru> this is what shows in my update notifier
[10:46] <Nameless_au> i guess this is more a linux question, but... in terminal, in order for me to paste what i've copied i must press shift and insert. is there a way to make good ol' ctrl-V paste into terminal?
[10:46] <ikonia> mickru: looks like it's not coming from main
[10:46] <ikonia> mickru: looks like you've got a development package coming from a PPA
[10:46] <Smart> patebinit uses SOCKS or HTTP ? can anyone tell me a URL , there was a phone interuption
[10:46] <mickru> shi***
[10:46] <koshari> what are peoples thaughts on excluding /dev when using rsync for a sys backup?
[10:46] <vise> mickru, I think its a problem with your file system.. See if fsck detects errors..
[10:46] <christoph_> andenw_: I tried exif but the comments didn't show up
[10:46] <GiJ> !screenshots
[10:47] <GiJ> !imagebin
[10:47] <mickru> hmm
[10:47] <koshari> is there a more advanced screengrab utinity where you can copy a cropped part of the screen?
[10:48] <mickru> fsck doesn't work if the partition is mounted?
[10:48] <Smart> imagebin can accept text file ? if yes that's great
[10:48] <andenw_> christoph_: i just tried also with a few images and didn't see anything. but i've seem the data in the exif output before.. or perhaps my memory fails me :-)
[10:48] <Nameless_au> Smart: fro normal text use pastebin
[10:48] <ikonia> mickru: I'd be more worried that you're pulling down development packages
[10:48] <Nameless_au> for*
[10:49] <mickru> ikonia, jepp not sure why that is
[10:49] <Smart> Nameless_au , i am using CLI under 9.04  Server , how to upload to there ?
[10:49] <Smart> thank you :))
[10:49] <GiJ> Nameless_au: I think ctrl_v is a special symbol in linux, not too sure though. But you can modify your ubuntu terminal hotkeys in Edit > Hotkeys (hope thats correctly translated-
[10:50] <ikonia> mickru: because you have PPA's enaled
[10:50] <Nameless_au> GiJ: tnx
[10:50] <vise> how do you run fsck in read-only mode?
[10:50] <mickru> ppa == development branch?
[10:51] <christoph_> andenw_: strange.
[10:51] <hateball> !info pastebinit | Smart
[10:51] <lexr> hi guys
[10:51] <ikonia> mickru: yes
[10:51] <ikonia> mickru: someones personal archive
[10:51] <ikonia> mickru: you also have back-ports enabled
[10:52] <Smart> hateball , but i have no pastebinit installed and the prob is sources.list went wrong , maybe
[10:52] <lexr> How can I mouint broken ntfs from ubuntu live cd to save data?
[10:52] <ikonia> lexr: best way is to boot windows to chkdisk it to mark it clean, then mount it
[10:52] <Nameless_au> GiJ: no restrictions on ctrl-c or ctrl-v, so i changed both :)
[10:52] <hateball> lexr: mount -t ntfs-3g -o force, but be warned...
[10:52] <mickru> ikonia, ok good to know that... well I do SW development myself... I would not have enabled this when I would not neded it
[10:52] <lexr> It cannot be mounted, because it was not shut down properly
[10:52] <lexr> windows won't start :(
[10:53] <mickru> but lesson learned. Activate it, install whats needed, deactivate it ...
[10:53] <ikonia> lexr: you'll have to use the -f "force" option, but it's a risk
[10:53] <lexr> hateball, that does not work.
[10:53] <vise> lexr, What error does windows give?
[10:53] <hateball> lexr: Obviously you have to mount something, somewhere as well
[10:53] <Smart> ok , i try to find an existing sources.list for 9.04 server for ChinaTelecom localization
[10:53] <phimic> h iall
[10:53] <hateball> lexr: like... mount -t ntfs-3g -o force /dev/sdx/ path/to/mount
[10:53] <linduxed> when i instert a USB-stick, what command is run to mount it automatically in gnome?
[10:53] <linduxed> additionally, what command is run when i press the unmount button in nautilus?
[10:54] <phimic> is it possible to do a oem installation for the server edition
[10:54] <GiJ> Nameless_au: Cool, guess i'l do that too:) Tx
[10:54] <Nameless_au> GiJ: tnx 2 u
[10:54] <lexr> vise, windows just shuted down. HDD is duing, I am trying to save data to flash
[10:54] <wapko> Smart: do you have curl installed ?
[10:54] <lexr> one partition mounts, but the other one does not.
[10:54] <GiJ> Nameless_au: Just weird 'cause I used a CtrlV CtrlM in vi just an hour ago ,D
[10:54] <lexr> BSOD in normal boot and in safe mode
[10:54] <vise> lexr, and what error does mount give on trying to mount?
[10:55] <Smart> neither , wapko
[10:55] <Nameless_au> GiJ: well i got sick of copying in gui with ctrl-c and then not getting a response in terminal
[10:55] <Nameless_au> MY OS dammit
[10:55] <dutchie> Nameless_au: ctrl-c is quite useful in terminal
[10:55] <lexr> vise, it sais that a partition is locked, and that i have to run chkdisk in windows, but i cannot start windows. I do not have internet connection on that machine
[10:56] <mickru> ikonia, is there a guide on how to use fsck with lvm ?
[10:56] <Nameless_au> what does (did) ctrl-c do?
[10:56] <mickru> ikonia, i disabled all ppa's now
[10:56] <vise> lexr, did you try recovery from a windows cd?
[10:56] <mickru> but the package is still offered
[10:56] <dutchie> Nameless_au: stops unresponsive programs that are running in the terminal
[10:56] <Nameless_au> dutchie: what does (did) ctrl-c do?
[10:56] <Nameless_au> oh shit it does too eek!
[10:57] <simili> hey guys i have an issue
[10:57] <ikonia> Nameless_au: control your language please
[10:57] <lexr> vise, I cannot finnd a cd :)
[10:57] <ikonia> mickru: it may do because of things you've installed that depend on it
[10:57] <simili> sound comes from speakers and headphones at the same time
[10:57] <yurikoles> what's problem with rt kernel and nvidia drivers?
[10:57] <Nameless_au> izvenite...
[10:57] <yurikoles> what's problem with rt kernel and nvidia drivers?
[10:57] <simili> im running jaunty in a hp pavillon
[10:57] <jefinc> simili: whats the issue? unplug the headphones?
[10:57] <simili> desktop
[10:58] <vise> lexr, Can you download and burn one? You can get this ultimate boot cd (google it).. burn it and boot into it.. Its got chkdsk and other tools...
[10:58] <yurikoles> what's problem with rt kernel and nvidia drivers?
[10:58] <ikonia> yurikoles: you've asked 3 times in a minute - wait for a reponse
[10:58] <ikonia> response
[10:59] <simili>  i have sound from speakers but when i connect my headphones
 i have sound too speakers and headphones
[10:59] <yurikoles> >This nickname is registered. Please choose a different nickname, or identify via /msg NickServ identify <password>.
[10:59] <Nameless_au> ok i changed them both to shift-ctrl-c and shift-ctrl-v
[10:59] <yurikoles> i forgot to scrooll down the log )
[10:59] <GiJ> Nameless_au: That's how they were by default for me :D
[10:59] <linduxed> when i instert a USB-stick, what command is run to mount it automatically in gnome?
[10:59] <linduxed> additionally, what command is run when i press the unmount button in nautilus?
[10:59] <lexr> vise, thank you very much
[10:59] <GiJ> Nameless_au: You could try alt v and alt-c
[11:00] <mickru> ikonia: How to I run fsck on the mounted partion? I fails because it's mounted, but it must be mounted to be able to use the system... it's the root partion
[11:00] <Nameless_au> GiJ: same, but for some reason some terminals don't respond to those commands
[11:00] <ikonia> mickru: boot from a livecd
[11:00] <dutchie> Nameless_au: or just use the middle click paste thing
[11:00] <Nameless_au> GiJ: hence the need for shift-INS
[11:00] <mickru> ok thanks
[11:00] <Nameless_au> or ctrl-INS, whichever it is
[11:00] <vise> simili, do you have nvidia hd audio?
[11:01] <christoph_> andenw_: It seems to work now, after changeing the comment....does that mean all comments written before checking the "write metadata to file" box are lost somewhere in fspot's db?
[11:01] <Nameless_au> dutchie: u mean right-click?
[11:01] <simili> vise i dont know iam not an advanced user
[11:01] <GiJ> GiJ: Wonder if poderosa runs on Ubuntu, loved that terminal when I was on windows
[11:01] <christoph_> andenw_: or is there some way to tell fspot to write the metadata to the files from its db?
[11:02] <dutchie> Nameless_au: highlight some text, then middle click (both buttons if you have 2-button mouse) in a text entry field
[11:02] <simili> HDA NVIDIA (alsa mixer)
[11:02] <mickru> ikonia, sorry but it's an encrypted lvm partition on my business laptop... can a live cd access it anyway? I wouldn't think so
[11:02] <simili> i think
[11:02] <vise> simili, right
[11:02] <vise> simili, There doesnt seem to be an easy solution over this.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=676917
[11:03] <Smart> errr, i know where i went wrong , i haven't typed "sudo apt-get update" , how stupid i was
[11:03] <Nameless_au> dutchie: didnt do anyhting for me - perhaps because i'm running compiz
[11:03] <TerrorBite> vise: I just installed network manager 0.7, hopefully this'll work
[11:03] <dutchie> Nameless_au: works with my compiz
[11:03] <Nameless_au> no matter, i'l live
[11:03] <vise> TerrorBite, Heh.. no.. i dont think so.. Ive read forums on jaunty with the same trouble i think.. but still check it out
[11:04] <Nameless_au> as long as i don't have to shift-insert every time, breaks my momentum lol
[11:04] <TerrorBite> vise: we'll see
[11:06] <vise> simili, I think the 9th post gives you a possible solution
[11:06] <Smart> it was my fault , now i got it
[11:06] <neocortex> HELLO! Please, where are the settings for keyboard layouts? There are several places now (/etc/X11/xorg.conf, /etc/hal/fdi/policy/preferences.fdi, /usr/share/hal/fdi/policy/10osvendor/10-keymap.fdi and 10-x11-keymap.fdi, also /etc/default/console-setup), and this confuses me what would be the proper way...
[11:07] <indus> neocortex: why dont you do it the easy way from system>preferences>keyboard
[11:07] <neocortex> indus: This produces an error after (re)boot... Instead of local layout (like Slovenian), I got ??
[11:08] <indus> neocortex: what error
[11:08] <neocortex> indus: I told you: I got "??" and toggle does not work...
[11:08] <indus> neocortex: thats because the language pack is not installed correctly
[11:09] <neocortex> indus: Hmmm, so I should add what?
[11:09] <indus> neocortex:go to system>administration>language support , select language and install
[11:10] <indus> neocortex: then in gnome panel, right click and add to panel , keyboard indicator
[11:10] <neocortex> indus: Can I add more than one? I would like to use Slovenian Latin, but some Cyrillic as well
[11:10] <indus> neocortex: add whatever you wish for and it shall be granted :)
[11:10] <Nameless_au> thats what i need to install still
[11:10] <indus> neocortex: just tick in those boxes
[11:10] <jlamsens> Hi everyone, how are you managing bandwidth limiting/throttling per user/vhost on Ubuntu hardy with apache ? I used to use mod_cband, but that package was buggy and not maintained anymore, so it disappeared
[11:10] <jlamsens> from the repo. Thanks.
[11:10] <Nameless_au> mhonetic russian keyboard
[11:12] <neocortex> indus: Thanks! I shall try that now! If any problems, I shall try to find you for future assistance. Thanks!
[11:12] <adsfh> Where do I put libflashplayer.so?
[11:13] <pekuja> adsfh: .mozilla/plugins
[11:14] <adsfh> What about for all users?
[11:14] <adsfh> I don't just want it for me.
[11:15] <indus> adsfh: is thT the 64 bit plugin?
[11:15] <adsfh> Yes.
[11:15] <indus> adsfh: .mozilla/plugins yes
[11:15] <adsfh> But other users won't be able to use that plugin
[11:16] <adsfh> Isn't there a general place for firefox?
[11:16] <indus> adsfh: all users can use it
[11:16] <indus> adsfh: what users are you talking about
[11:16] <adsfh> If I add another user to my PC
[11:16] <neocortex> exit
[11:17] <indus> ladsfh: move it to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[11:18] <TerrorBite> vise: It's working, I now have "Mobile broadband" in my NM list
[11:18] <vise> TerrorBite, Cool.. Il download too.. Any post-install configuration you did in it?
[11:18] <indus> adsfh: i dont know
[11:18] <TerrorBite> None
[11:18] <GiJ> Anyone here use Konversation?
[11:18] <indus> adsfh: probably /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[11:19] <TerrorBite> vise: are you on hardy?
[11:19] <vise> TerrorBite, intrepid
[11:19] <TerrorBite> vise: the packages I installed were for hardy
[11:19] <adsfh> indus, that worked thanks.
[11:19] <indus> adsfh: what worked
[11:19] <mcfarlane> what is the command to install apache?
[11:20] <adsfh> /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
[11:20] <adsfh> moving libflashplayer.so there
[11:20] <indus> mcfarlane: sudo apt-get install apache
[11:20] <indus> adsfh: yes
[11:20] <deany> mcfarlane, sudo apt-get install apache2
[11:20] <TerrorBite> vise: but read http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=797059 anyway I guess
[11:20] <gidna> Hi
[11:20] <gidna> How can I use the codecs of mplayer with Totem?
[11:20] <indus> mcfarlane: why dont you install from add remove
[11:21] <indus> gidna: i dont think thats possible
[11:21] <Earth> Hello. With a what kind of program I know a video about my Desktop to prepare? It Xvidcap does not function properly for me.
[11:22] <adsfh> Why isn
[11:22] <mcfarlane> deany: thanks
[11:22] <mcfarlane> indus: thanks
[11:22] <timofonic> Hello
[11:22] <mcfarlane> indus: im feeling dangerous :)
[11:22] <adsfh> Why isn't thunderbird the default mail application?
[11:22] <gidna> with Totem I can't play some video's audio.. mplayer does
[11:22] <GiJ> !hello | timofonic
[11:23] <timofonic> I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 right now. There's a problem detecting a USB mass storage device and not know how to solve it: http://pastebin.com/d99acef5
[11:23] <timofonic> Please, would someone help me in solving this problem? I need to do a backup of personal data in a USB HDD, but Ubuntu doesn't recognize the device :(
[11:24] <adsfh> How do I add a folder in Audacious?
[11:24] <deany> adsfh, drag and drop?
[11:24] <adsfh> Is amarok good?
[11:24] <adsfh> or Audacious?
[11:25] <wapko> adsfh: just select the folder in the open files dialogue. and click the open button
[11:25] <GiJ> timofonic: What's the model/brand of the USB device?
[11:26] <wtdaly12> Hey anyone have experience with triple booting?
[11:27] <boozle> does rtorrent support SOCKS
[11:27] <wtdaly12> Hey anyone have experience with triple booting?
[11:27] <salil_> TerrorBite, Hah.. im done!... im on the mobile broadband.. cool.. ty..
[11:28] <TerrorBite> salil_: you're welcome
[11:28] <frybye> Hi - is VLC full version 1.0 avaliable for Jaunty in a ppa someplace?
[11:28] <timofonic> GiJ: It's hard to explain, reall it uses a SATA/IDE to USB adapter Genesys Logic
[11:28] <cjae> ok I thought linux could have multiple drives/partitions with the same mount points
[11:28] <timofonic> GL830
[11:28] <timofonic> oops
[11:29] <timofonic> GiJ: I use an adapter for that, a cheap chinese one using that chip :)
[11:29] <TerrorBite> salil_: you're vise riht?
[11:30] <cjae> ok I thought linux could have multiple drives/partitions with the same mount points eg. dev/sda / , dev/sdb /home , dev/sdc /home
[11:30] <salil_> TerrorBite, O god!.. i released vise.. How come im salil_.. lol i dint realise...
[11:30] <GiJ> timofonic: I'm quite the linux nuby, but you could try checking the brand's site, thats why I asked for it ,D
[11:30] <dunks> cjae: look into lvm
[11:30] <cjae> dunk have how do you enable during install
[11:30] <dunks> manual partitioning, or guided with lvm, atleast via the non graphical install
[11:30] <dunks> not sure on graphical
[11:31] <dunks> think it's just manual on graphical
[11:31] <timofonic> GiJ: Well, they make chips and such...
[11:31] <timofonic> GiJ: It's mentioned as Linux compatible out there on tons of chinese and english sites...
[11:31] <cjae> dunks, thats what I always use must have missed the option, will check
[11:32] <dudette> Does anybody know where the installation directory of mediawiki is?
[11:33] <dunks> cjae: it's fairly simple, there's guides and stuff if you do a quick google
[11:33] <vise> Phew!
[11:34] <simplexio> cjae: i think there are other option too for same mount point system like ovls etc
[11:34] <TerrorBite> vise: the only things I had to do extra was manually installing the pubkey for the repo, and running dist-upgrade instead of upgrade
[11:34] <simplexio> im not expert on that subject, thought
[11:34] <vise> TerrorBite, hmm
[11:35] <vise> TerrorBite, Yeah.. it asked me a pwd to store the password for my ppp
[11:35] <timofonic> GiJ: Linux mentioned even on the manufacturer site... http://www.genesyslogic.com/_en/product_01_1.php?id=18
[11:35] <TerrorBite> vise: the dist-upgrade was needed because I was told the packages were being kept back
[11:35] <TerrorBite> vise: I didn't get prompted for a password, but then my mobile provider doesn't require one
[11:36] <Nameless_au> ok where do i find the keyboard layouts in ubuntu? i want to edit the russian phonetic keyboard i installed in ubuntu. i read this faq but the places it refers to do not exist (plus the faq is old!) - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=138600
[11:36] <vise> TerrorBite, Mine requires a stupid password... username=internet password=internet lol
[11:37] <Suhar> всем привет
[11:37] <TerrorBite> vise: mine's just username=<mobile no> password=
[11:37] <cjae> lvm with ext4?
[11:37] <bazhang> Suhar, #ubuntu-ru
[11:37] <TerrorBite> Suhar: try #ubuntu.ru ?
[11:37] <Suhar> sorry
[11:37] <TerrorBite> Suhar: #ubuntu-ru sorry
[11:38] <GiJ> timofonic: Google's clueless about it :(
[11:38] <Suhar> thanks
[11:38] <TerrorBite> vise: in fact the username and password gets set in the phone, not by the ppp daemon
[11:38] <timofonic> GiJ: Damn. Where can I ask about this then? Are there some place to ask about this type of problems in Ubuntu?
[11:38] <timofonic> GiJ: A specific one, I mean
[11:38] <timofonic> GiJ: Where devs are and such...
[11:38] <Nameless_au> Suhar: Привет !
[11:39] <vise> TerrorBite, hmm
[11:39] <GiJ> timofonic: You could try the ubuntu forums
[11:39] <CrAsY> anyone here that can help me?:)
[11:39] <GiJ> CrAsY: What's wrong? :)
[11:39] <bazhang> CrAsY, ask the channel a question
[11:39] <indus> Nameless_au: go to system>administration>language support
[11:39] <TerrorBite> CrAsY: How do we know that if we don't know what your problem is :)
[11:39] <timofonic> GiJ: Ok
[11:40] <GiJ> timofonic: Sorry for being quite useless :(
[11:41] <zende> apt-get is blowing up when trying to download packages
[11:41] <zende> E: Method http has died unexpectedly!
[11:41] <timofonic> GiJ: Nah, I'm worser :)
[11:41] <CrAsY> im trying to install ubuntu 9.04 but the cd i burned wont boot, and the install thing thats comes with the cd doesnt work, what should i do? (i have windows atm, so first time trying to install it)
[11:41] <timofonic> GiJ: ubuntuforums.org ?
[11:41] <marko_> where do i add this so that it loads automaticly after reboot modprobe dm-raid4-5
[11:41] <TerrorBite> zende: apt-get remove dynamite :P
[11:42] <jjnw> CrAsY, have you set the bios to boot from cd first?
[11:42] <CrAsY> jjnw, Yes i have
[11:42] <Jassi>  /join # ubuntu-de
[11:42] <jjnw> CrAsY, did you burn the cd as an iso image?
[11:42] <GiJ> timofonic: Dnno, leme check :D
[11:42] <bazhang> CrAsY, what is the install thing. do you mean wubi?
[11:43] <zende> TerrorBite: when was the dynamite package introduced :)
[11:43] <CrAsY> jjnw, i think so, imgburner asked me if i wanted to make one and i did
[11:43] <ethanol> where can I adjust the scroll speed of the scrollwheel on my mouse in ubuntu? it's very erratic and fast sometimes.
[11:43] <GiJ> timofonic: Yeah, ubuntuforums.org :)
[11:43] <iwobbles> I sent away for the real disk from ubuntu, its worth waiting for CrAsY eh i got it running on 5 boxes easy(jaunty)
[11:43] <indus> jjnw: how do i know if the cd i  burnt is an image fileor not?
[11:44] <iwobbles> the ones id burned wouldnt boot
[11:44] <zende> I can install packages if I download them manually
[11:44] <jjnw> CrAsY, just checking on imgburner, I'm not familiar with it
[11:44] <zende> but, apt-get throws up when downloading the packages itself
[11:44] <CrAsY> iwobbles, ill do that if i dont get it to work
[11:45] <CrAsY> jjnw, okey, know any other program i should use?
[11:45] <TerrorBite> zende: could there be an issue with proxy settings? What sort of error messages do you get?
[11:45] <iwobbles> mm its good I just got the server edition , cant wait to install it all
[11:45] <zende> E: Method http has died unexpectedly!
[11:45] <zende> TerrorBite: full strace at http://paste.ubuntu.com/211840/
[11:45] <CrAsY> iwobbles, how long did it take for you to get the cd?
[11:46] <GiJ> CrAsY: Do you wan't to install it inside Windows, CrAsY?
[11:46] <jjnw> CrAsY, it's ok, looks like it should do the job, did you verify after the burn?
[11:46] <CrAsY> GiJ, with inside windows you mean keeping windows? No, i only want ubuntu on the computer
[11:46] <zende> line 1137 in the strace is when the dynamite goes off
[11:47] <GiJ> CrAsY: Ok
[11:47] <CrAsY> jjnw, i dont remember, im verifying it now
[11:47] <TerrorBite> zende: I'll have a look
[11:47] <iwobbles> couple of days eh CrAsY
[11:47] <iwobbles> and Im in OZ eh
[11:47] <zende> couldn't figure out why.  It starts to download the file into /var/cache/apt/archives/partial but fail mid download
[11:47] <zende> TerrorBite: thanks
[11:48] <adsfh> !aptitude
[11:48] <GiJ> CrAsY: ALot of information on howto burn an iso is found here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
[11:48] <jjnw> indus, CrAsY it may be worth having a read of http://club.mandriva.com/xwiki/bin/view/KB/UtilsUiso
[11:48] <adsfh> !apt
[11:48] <cjae> I really need the alternate disk to install lvm :(
[11:48] <adsfh> Should I use aptitude or apt-get?
[11:49] <adsfh> !apt-get
[11:49] <vise> adsf: apt-get
[11:49] <adsfh> Why not aptitude?
[11:51] <vise> adsfh: since ubuntu is not ubuntuu
[11:51] <dbugger> Hello people
[11:51] <blackest_knight> adsfh: aptitude is good when things are getting complicated ( i only tend to remember the apt options )
[11:52] <TerrorBite> zende: ugh, I've never seen a threaded strace before
[11:52] <dbugger> Can someone help me, please? I have a script with ffmpeg and when I summon it works well but I put it in the cron and it's not working
[11:53] <zende> TerrorBit: ugly I know
[11:55] <jjnw> dbugger, what is the line you are using in crontab?
[11:56] <dbugger> */5 * * * * sh /home/dbugger/htdocs/youperv/process.sh > /home/dbugger/htdocs/youperv/update.log
[11:56] <vise> yawn
[11:56] <Blizzerand> lol
[11:56] <TerrorBite> zende: it looks like it's getting from a 192.168.0.0/16 address?
[11:57] <zende> TerrorBite: I'm using a mirror
[11:57] <TerrorBite> ah okay
[11:57] <zende> I can turn it off, but it produces the same issue
[11:57] <TerrorBite> well I'm afraid I'm at a loss to make heads or tails of that strace
[11:58] <zende> any recommendations?
[11:58] <zende> I've been at a loss on where to go from here
[11:59] <zende> It's on a clean install running in kvm
[12:01] <dudette> What is the command to show all files that an sudo-apt get install packagename will install?
[12:01] <zende> it's on an install of hardy installed using vmbuilder
[12:01] <ux> plz help!
[12:02] <ux> can't mount /dev/sdb1
[12:02] <ux> $ sudo mount -t auto /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb
[12:02] <ux> mount: /dev/sdb1 already mounted or /media/sdb busy
[12:02] <ux> $ sudo blkid
[12:02] <ux> /dev/sda1: UUID="6b8f6277-4dd1-418c-a97e-e08ed74026a2" TYPE="ext3"
[12:02] <ux> /dev/sda2: TYPE="swap" UUID="fbd6b254-a56b-429d-a755-8d93e05fb2ea"
[12:02] <ux> /dev/sdb1: UUID="6b8f6277-4dd1-418c-a97e-e08ed74026a2" TYPE="ext3"
[12:02] <FloodBot2> ux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:03] <lstarnes> dudette: you could try apt-file list packagename
[12:03] <zende> us: try to unmount first
[12:03] <ux> it's not mount
[12:03] <zende> ux: or try mounting to another directory
[12:03] <ux> sda1 and sdb1 physically different drives
[12:03] <zende> ux: what does df return
[12:04] <ux> but have one UUID
[12:04] <Emery> what is the newest version of karmic ?
[12:04] <dx_rvr> join #kubuntu
[12:04] <ux> nothing about /dev/sdb1
[12:05] <dudette> lstarnes: that command doesn't exist
[12:05] <waylandbill> the partitioner says that it is going to remove directories containing system files from non-formatted partition. This wouldn't include /home would it?
[12:05] <lstarnes> dudette: I think you have to install it separately
[12:05] <ux> zende, how it can be? /dev/sda1: UUID="6b8f6277-4dd1-418c-a97e-e08ed74026a2" TYPE="ext3"
[12:05] <ux> and /dev/sdb1: UUID="6b8f6277-4dd1-418c-a97e-e08ed74026a2" TYPE="ext3"
[12:06] <dudette> lstarnes: "apt-get install apt-list" doesn't work
[12:06] <zende> ux: did you manually put in the uuid or was it generated?
[12:06] <[[thufir]]> is there someway to selectively run aptitude safe-upgrade so that it downloads one thing at a time, and then installs it?  I'm not sure that I have to to allow it to complete :(
[12:06] <ux> blkid show me it
[12:06] <lstarnes> dudette: it's apt-file
[12:06] <ux> it's automatically
[12:07] <jjnw> dbugger, just tried the line you sent and it seems to be running every 5 mins. Is that what you wanted?
[12:07] <dbugger> yeah, that's right
[12:07] <ux> zende, how i can manually change UUID
[12:07] <durt> [[thufir]], not really, you need to it package by package.
[12:07] <zende> ux: you shouldn't
[12:07] <dbugger> I dont know why, seems like cron has some problems handling ffmpeg :S
[12:07] <n3m3s1s4u> Hi Everybody !! :-)
[12:08] <zende> ux: I was making sure you hadn't manually copied the uuid to give two drives the same uuid
[12:08] <n3m3s1s4u> I am currently using Roundcube as a mail front end - can anyone suggest an alternative that is not squirrellmail??
[12:09] <ux> zende, before they were in a RAID
[12:10] <jjnw> dbugger, would suggest you write a simple 'hello world' and try that. Maybe re-write your script in a loop with a 5 min sleep
[12:10] <zende> ux: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/9586
[12:10] <dbugger> jjnw,  you think the problem is in the cron line?
[12:11] <co___stress> Hello all....
[12:11] <jjnw> dbugger, not sure, it works with a simple 'hello world'
[12:12] <dbugger> I know it works. I've been trying the script already
[12:12] <ux> zende, tnx i will try it
[12:12] <dbugger> I didnt get any problems untilI introduced the ffmpeg command
[12:12] <agnogenic> Does anyone have any feelings about file systems? I have a 500 gig drive that will have alot of small text files as well as some larger media files. I am leaning towards reiserfs as I haven't used jfs or xfs before.
[12:12] <dbugger> if I execute the script manually, it works great, but with the cron i only get 0 Kb sized files
[12:14] <zende> Why would apt-get fail mid-download of a package?
[12:14] <ux> zende, $ sudo mount -a
[12:14] <ux> mount: /dev/sdb1 already mounted or /media/sdb busy
[12:14] <jjnw> dbugger, hard to say what the problem is but from what you are saying it does not look like the crontab entry
[12:14] <ux> zende, same problem
[12:15] <indus> urgent help needed , wubi keeps asking for internet connection
[12:15] <durt> zende, sounds like a network prob, have you tried another archive?
[12:15] <abe3k> hi guys, is there a way of knowing my screen resolution from the terminal ?
[12:15] <adi_> abe3k, xrandr
[12:15] <n3m3s1s4u> I am currently using Roundcube as a mail front end - can anyone suggest an alternative that is not squirrellmail??
[12:15] <felix_> !lamp
[12:15] <abe3k> adi_ : thanks alot!
[12:15] <zende> durt: i can connect using curl.  If I download the package manually it install without problem
[12:16] <Supersaiyan_IV> ux, like this eg. mount -t ntfs-3g/dev/sda1/media/HP_PAVILION -o force
[12:16] <Emery> you've said that twice n3m3s1s4u
[12:16] <shabda> I want to edit the partition from within the OS
[12:16] <indus> Supersaiyan_IV: hmm force ?
[12:16] <shabda> I searched
[12:16] <indus> shabda: thats not possible
[12:16] <Supersaiyan_IV> ux, like this eg. mount -t ntfs-3g/dev/sda1/ media/HP_PAVILION -o force *
[12:16] <shabda> and saw GParted mentioned
[12:16] <Emery> n3m3s1s4u,  seems like if you tried google you'd know as i've already found a few
[12:16] <indus> urgent help needed , wubi keeps asking for internet connection
[12:16] <indus> what to do
[12:17] <ux> Supersaiyan_IV, i have ext3 fs
[12:17] <durt> zende, this occurs at the same point in the download?
[12:17] <Supersaiyan_IV> ux, it was an example, only  -o force is important
[12:17] <shabda> indus: Are you sure, for example Partionion Magic can do it under windows
[12:17] <adi_> -t ntfs-3g /dev......
[12:17] <shabda> So I assume ther might be a way
[12:17] <indus> shabda: ya it can but not recommended
[12:17] <ux> Supersaiyan_IV, not helpful
[12:17] <indus> shabda: you need to unmount the volume then edit
[12:18] <indus> shabda: ya sorry its possible
[12:18] <indus> shabda: dont you have live cd?
[12:18] <Ryan1> UBUNTU: When I click on Places -> 77 GB Media, Ubuntu used to mount my windows hard drive. I changed some property settings, and now when I click on 77 GB Media it says "Error org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.UnknownError." I would like to get back to the properties of the mounted device to remove the stuff I added. Anyone know how?
[12:18] <shabda> CD Drive is broken :)
[12:18] <ux> Supersaiyan_IV, how it can be? i have same UUID for 2 different HDD
[12:18] <Emery> Ryan1, manually mount it
[12:18] <Supersaiyan_IV> ux, then I can't help more if that wasnt helpful
[12:18] <indus> shabda: hmm no problem , install gparted from synaptic then run it
[12:19] <Supersaiyan_IV> ux, because your fstab is like that
[12:19] <ux> Supersaiyan_IV, thx
[12:19] <indus> shabda: or check if you already have a partition editor in menu
[12:19] <Ryan1> Emery: what is the syntax for that please?
[12:19] <Emery> Ryan1, mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/media
[12:19] <zende> durt: usually at 4.0K.  the download start and the files were created in /var/cache/apt/archives/partial
[12:19] <shabda> indus: Dont think so, anyway installing gparted
[12:19] <Emery> Ryan1, obviously needs changing to suit your system
[12:20] <Emery> but i'm sure mount --help will help
[12:20] <shabda> Any recautions I can take to make sure that I can roll back, if i fry something?
[12:20] <durt> zende, could be bad blocks on your HD.
[12:20] <n3m3s1s4u> I know google comes back with a few... but I am looking for one that is trusted by the users here... as I normally get very great recommendations....
[12:20] <Emery> n3m3s1s4u, no your looking for someone to do it for you
[12:20] <zende> durt: why would I be able to download the files normally using curl?
[12:20] <tux-todd> good morning
[12:21] <indus> Ryan1: sudo mount -t vfat /dev/<device name>
[12:21] <jillsmitt> how can i disable colornicks in nicklist (pidgin)
[12:21] <jillsmitt> ?
[12:21] <awk> hrm, having lame issues with samba.. I edited smb.conf to enable smb shares.. I created a smb user with same user/pass as my user account and yet when i browse the box and try access the home directory and asks for password it just keeps re-asking password
[12:21] <indus> Ryan1: assuming its fat 32
[12:21] <Emery> why would if be fat32 ?
[12:21] <koshari> whats the easiest way to install msttfonts offline?
[12:21] <durt> zende, apt is trying to complete the download.
[12:21] <Emery> Ryan1,  use ntfs-3g
[12:21] <adi_> Ryan1, try this too mount -t auto /media
[12:21] <n3m3s1s4u> Emergy  - No I am not... I am looking for advice... but obviously you are too pompous to help out or dont know the answer!
[12:21] <zende> ux: Try 'ls -la /dev/disk/by-uuid' instead of 'blkid'
[12:22] <adi_> Ryan1, try this too mount -t auto /dev/sda1  /media
[12:22] <Emery> n3m3s1s4u, considering i used google and found a few ..
[12:22] <indus> Emery: its windows partition right?
[12:22] <Emery> Ryan1, it would seem there are alot of combinations ;)
[12:22] <Emery> indus, yes
[12:22] <n3m3s1s4u> so have i - but what has been tried and testing and someone can say they find it the best!
[12:22] <n3m3s1s4u> ?
[12:22] <Ryan1> Thanks guys, I am serious newb. Howcome everyone has a different line of code?
[12:22] <indus> Emery: ntfs?
[12:22] <Emery> probably
[12:22] <indus> Ryan1: sudo mount -a will mount all crap so try that
[12:22] <Emery> fat32 is for small H/D's isnt it ?
[12:23] <Emery> crap lol
[12:23] <indus> Emery: huh small? whats small
[12:23] <Emery> not sure never really looked into fat32
[12:23] <indus> Emery: its a file system thats all
[12:23] <Emery> i know that
[12:23] <zende> durt: apt gives "E: Method http has died unexpectedly!" strace posted online at http://pastie.org/536901
[12:23] <indus> Emery: mine is fat 32
[12:23] <indus> Emery: 80 GB
[12:23] <zende> durt: it fails at line 1137
[12:23] <durt> zende, you can 'apt-get autoclean', and try again.
[12:24] <agnogenic> Emery: There is nothing wrong with using fat32 for larger drives.
[12:24] <durt> zende, ya I took a look, but thats all greek to me.
[12:24] <indus> whats a larger driver really
[12:24] <Emery> agnogenic, i never said they're was
[12:24] <indus> never heard of it
[12:24] <awk> I can't see any log stating what the error actually is
[12:24] <indus> drive*
[12:24] <timofonic> re
[12:25] <agnogenic> Emery: Sorry I must of misunderstood you.
[12:25] <Emery> agnogenic, np
[12:25] <tux-todd> have a question about installing linux on dell
[12:25] <rski> tux-todd: ok
[12:25] <koshari> !ask
[12:25] <Emery> anyone using 9.10 ?
[12:25] <ux> zende, ls and blkid show same info
[12:25] <koshari> Emery yes
[12:25] <rski> Emery: goto #ubuntu+1 for karmic discussion
[12:25] <timofonic> I submitted my problem with a USB MSD here, if anyone can help me on it... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7575056
[12:26] <ux> ls didn't show info about /dev/sdb1
[12:26] <Emery> rski, i asked if anyone was using it not a discussion
[12:26] <koshari> Emery go to #ubuntu+1
[12:26] <tux-todd> trying to install ubuntu on a dell computer someone gave me, but it won't boot off the CD. Set it as first boot device in bios, but it won't seem to do it. Any ideas?
[12:26] <rski> Emery: ok so now you know then :)
[12:26] <ux> zende,  ls didn't show info about /dev/sdb1
[12:26] <Emery> rski, ;)
[12:26] <zende> durt: http://paste.ubuntu.com/211871/ -- output after running autoclean, and trying to apt-get install.  downloaded 48K this time
[12:26] <rski> tux-todd: sure the cd is bootable?
[12:26] <rski> tux-todd: did you confirm the cd burn went ok?
[12:27] <tux-todd> yes, I've used it in other machines and it worked fine
[12:27] <rski> it might have gotten a scratch
[12:27] <durt> zende, check syslog for filesystem errors.
[12:27] <zende> ux: try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=492813 that's where I got that recommendation
[12:27] <rski> tux-todd: try another cd that is bootable, the cd-drive might be bugged.
[12:28] <tux-todd> I can boot from that CD in my main machine no problem, The dell computer won't recognize any bootable cd
[12:28] <coz_> tux-todd,  which dell is this?
[12:28] <rski> tux-todd: right look around on the dellsite FAQ etc if it's a known problem
[12:28] <adi_> tux-todd, enter in bios and select first drive for boot the cdrom/dvd
[12:28] <zende> durt: segfault http://paste.ubuntu.com/211872/
[12:29] <tux-todd> adi, did that already
[12:29] <tux-todd> hang on coz
[12:29] <negge> kinda sad that I had to completely remove GNOME and all unnecessary apps in order to free up enough disk space so I could upgrade to Jaunty on my EEEPc. Now I have to installe verythinga gain and restore my home directory from backup
[12:29] <tux-todd> demension 3000
[12:30] <negge> does anyone know if I can copy all contents of /usr to another hard drive and then rm -rf /usr and mount the drive on /usr without borking my system while doing it?
[12:30] <coz_> tux-todd,  mm let me check  because  I have installed ubuntu on client's systems with the 300
[12:30] <jillsmitt> how in pidgin disable color nicks?
[12:31] <durt> zende, which archive are you downloading from?
[12:32] <coz_> tux-todd,   were you using the live cd  or the alternate cd
[12:32] <zende> negge: try booting with a live CD first, copying, then changing fstab
[12:33] <durt> zende, anything else in syslog re: memory or HD errors?
[12:33] <negge> zende: I don't have a USB stick at hand, that's why I need to know if it's possible to do "on-the-fly". Booting into recovery mode should suffice I think
[12:33] <tux-todd> hmmm, whatever the ubuntu download is ... desktop 9.04 from ubuntu website
[12:33] <coz_> tux-todd,  also when starting the system hit F12 and select   "boot to cd drive"   i believe it should be a choice there
[12:33] <coz_> tux-todd,  that is at the  start up screen by the way
[12:34] <coz_> tux-todd,  of that is the  livecd   if the  F12 doesnt work try downloading the alternate cd   let me get a link hold on
[12:34] <tux-todd> tried that, it just goes directly into the already installed win xp as if no disc in drive
[12:34] <dx_rvr> hello
[12:34] <zende> durt: no.  I ran `tail -f` on syslog then ran apt-get install.  that output is what it shows during from the apt-get install
[12:34] <dx_rvr> someone could help me out with KDE?
[12:35] <coz_> tux-todd,   go here  http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/  and scroll down to the Alternate install CD
[12:35] <zende> durt: I'm using a local mirror
[12:35] <tux-todd> i'll give it a try coz, thanks
[12:35] <rjmoore> can anyone help a rookie???
[12:35] <coz_> tux-todd,  try that F12 option at the start up screen for dell first though
[12:35] <durt> zende, another stab here, how much HD space do you have left? what does df say?
[12:35] <tux-todd> gotta get ready for work now, i'll check in later
[12:35] <zende> negge: that should would too, make sure to preserve ownership with 'cp -p'
[12:35] <rjmoore> todd ?? do you have a mini
[12:36] <tux-todd> mini?
[12:36] <rjmoore> dell?
[12:36] <zende> durt: /dev/sda1             3.8G  510M  3.1G  14% /
[12:36] <JoeM> scunizi you there?
[12:36] <durt> zende, is the package on the local mirror corrupt?
[12:36] <tux-todd> tried the F-12 thing, just goes right into win xp
[12:37] <anr78> !krusader
[12:37] <rjmoore> some body help with repositories please????
[12:37] <zende> durt: if I download the package manually with curl, it works fine
[12:37] <tux-todd> rjmoore, not sure
[12:37] <zende> durt: tried without it too
[12:37] <negge> zende: thanks for the hint, never would have thought of the -p switch
[12:37] <anr78> how can I get info on a package/application in this channel? there's a trigger of some sort, isn't it?
[12:38] <tux-todd> have fun all, bbl
[12:38] <zende> durt: I was previously grabbing from http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu (default on clean install)
[12:38] <JoeM> anyone know where pidgin stores it config stuff?
[12:38] <rjmoore> i cant get my repositories list correct
[12:38] <rjmoore> me tooo anr78
[12:39] <hateball> JoeM: ~/.purple
[12:39] <zende> negge: sure.  Once you've copied everything over, you can modify your fstab to use the other partition for /usr
[12:39] <JoeM> hateball thanks
[12:39] <durt> zende, gonna say it's a network/mirror issue. Unless you can prove bad mem.
[12:39] <zende> negge: reboot and it should work
[12:40] <derfi> anyon use kismet?
[12:40] <derfi> frigin hacker cracker assclowns
[12:41] <rski> hahaha
[12:41] <negge> zende: so it doesn't matter whether I still ahve stuff in the /usr folder?
[12:41] <durt> zende, get wireshark or tcpdump from the working archive and invesitgate network traffic wise.
[12:41] <JoeM> how do I get sound to work on skype, ubuntu 8.10 64 bit
[12:41] <rjmoore> so is their noone that can help me??? im sure its an easy fix ..im just not seeing it..
[12:42] <derfi> the modular set up of ubuntcrap does what its supoesed to do
[12:42] <nyash> Hi. Has someone managed to set up 'Shoes' - Graphical GUI toolkit for Ruby on Ubuntu 64bit?
[12:42] <derfi> just joking i love umbuntu
[12:43] <rjmoore> help with repositories list please
[12:43] <rjmoore> help with repositories list please
[12:43] <zende> durt: `curl http://192.168.1.116:9999/ubuntu/pool/main/w/wget/wget_1.10.2-3ubuntu1_i386.deb` works with a hitch
[12:43] <rjmoore> help with repositories list please
[12:43] <FloodBot2> rjmoore: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:43] <hateball> !ot | derfi
[12:43] <derfi> i just like fedora better
[12:43] <rski> no distrowars here please derfi
[12:43] <Pici> derfi: Do you actually have a support question? This isnt a discussion channel?
[12:43] <derfi> sowy
[12:43] <anr78> is there a way to make kde-applications look gnome-ish? I use krusader and digikam, and would like them to blend more in with the other applications I use.
[12:43] <Pici> !ask | rjmoore
[12:44] <Titan8990> anr78, rewrite them using gtk instead of qt....
[12:44] <awk> http://pastebin.com/d6b90ce7 <----- plz can somebody check that, I can't connect to my samba server keeps asking for username/password
[12:44] <derfi> whats up with kde
[12:45] <zende> durt: I could do that, but it still wouldn't explain the segfault in the syslog and strace
[12:45] <bunannaSplit> kernel question?
[12:45] <derfi> kde has a great interface
[12:45] <Titan8990> awk, you have it set to only allow authenticated user, is that not what you intended?
[12:45] <derfi> if yer into that stuff
[12:45] <durt> zende, looking at 'wget segfault' as we speak
[12:46] <zende> negge: technically I will mount the external partition on top of the existing /usr directory, but you can rename/remove it if you want
[12:46] <awk> Titan8990: I want legic accounts ~user to work
[12:46] <awk> err legit
[12:46] <Titan8990> awk, ok?
[12:46] <Titan8990> awk, smbpasswd USER
[12:47] <anr78> Titan8990: ok, should be done in a few minutes :)
[12:47] <derfi> hack me i love it
[12:47] <Titan8990> anr78, lol, they look the way they do because of the toolkit used in developing them, not much you can do about it
[12:47] <bunannaSplit> I want to compile kernel 2.6.28.8 do I have to get kernel 2.6.28 and add all the patches onto it or can I just use the 2.6.28.8 download and compile that?
[12:48] <awk> Titan8990: hrm, Failed to find entry for user psmith. && Failed to modify password entry for user psmith
[12:48] <derfi> packet sniffing allof vapid dorkid amundus assclownbogirl
[12:48] <Titan8990> awk, is psmith a user on the system?
[12:48] <awk> Titan8990: yes and sits in /etc/passwd
[12:49] <Titan8990> awk, were you root?
[12:49] <awk> Titan8990 correct
[12:49] <awk> should I try create a smb user under that name?
[12:50] <bunannaSplit> ne one know a good place for kernel questions?
[12:50] <nyash> Hi. Has someone managed to set up 'Shoes' - Graphical GUI toolkit for Ruby on Ubuntu 64bit?
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> !info shoes
[12:51] <awk> Titan8990: now I tried smbpass -a psmith && set password, try connect still asks passwd
[12:51] <Titan8990> awk, it should, you put 700 perms on the share
[12:51] <awk> Titan8990: ahhh, should change to 750?
[12:52] <awk> Titan8990: set to 755
[12:53] <derfi> brute force attacks are so 2005
[12:53] <ryuho> hello, so each time i log onto an headless ubuntu box through ssh, I get this message "8 packages can be updated. 16 updates are security updates." but when i sudo apt-get upgrade, upgrade. nothing get's updated
[12:53] <Emery> derfi, what ?
[12:53] <awk> Titan8990: blah.... stil keeps asking username/passwd... something must be wrong in that conf file, I just want linux users to view their home dirs...
[12:53] <Titan8990> ryudo, sudo aptitude full-upgrade
[12:53] <ryuho> oo
[12:53] <ryuho> kay th
[12:53] <ryuho> x
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> ryuho:  try 'sudo apt-get update' then 'sudo apt-get upgrade'
[12:54] <ryuho> Dr_Willis, that's what i did
[12:54] <Titan8990> ryuho, sounds like your not using an LTS if wants major upgrade like that....
[12:54] <Boohbah> derfi: i guess you haven't run an sshd on the internet recently
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> ryuho:  theres also the apt-get dist-upgrade (i think thats right)
[12:54] <Titan8990> awk, then why the hell are you using samba?
[12:54] <derfi> ill do it when i need to do it
[12:55] <Titan8990> awk, there are better filesharing solutions when windows is not involved and many of the times when it still is
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> awk:  for linux to linux - you can set up NFS  easiely enogh.. and it is better for linux -> linux shareing.
[12:55] <ryuho> yeah sudo aptitude full-upgrade did the trick, thanks guys
[12:55] <Titan8990> Dr_Willis, awk, I personally use apache webdav
[12:55] <awk> Titan8990: na, I mean.... I want ~user to access from windows box...
[12:56] <c_nick>  i got a video.. AVI file.. now when i copy it in windows i see the video image.. but when the same file is compressed and saved in windows.. it shows a windows media player logo.. when i use animate_open in Vs2008 it does not recognize the later clip
[12:56] <c_nick>  i got a video.. AVI file.. now when i copy it in windows i see the video image.. but when the same file is compressed and saved in windows.. it shows a windows media player logo.. when i use animate_open in Vs2008 it does not recognize the later clip
[12:56] <awk> Titan8990: even if I setup [dev] .... allowuser psmith.... it some how doesn't validate my user/password
[12:56] <derfi> awk how do you mean
[12:56] <jillsmitt> http://gnome-look.org/content/preview.php?preview=1&id=107421&file1=107421-1.jpg&file2=&file3=&name=Think+Ubuntu
[12:56] <derfi> acess
[12:56]  * jillsmitt cool
[12:56] <Titan8990> awk, have you been restarting the samba daemon after changing settings?
[12:56] <Pici> c_nick: Perhaps this would be a better question for ##windows ?
[12:56] <derfi> like networking?
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> awk:  one can also use ssh on linux, and winscp on windows.  But I also ormally enable 'home shares' on the linux box.. and let my windows users access/login into the home shares that way
[12:57] <awk> derfi: [dev] && comment = Accounts data directory &&  path = /home/samba/dev && valid users = psmith && public = no && writable = yes
[12:57] <derfi> blablabla
[12:57] <JoeM> I have skype on 64 bit intrepid... getting a spammed error (if I run from terminal) about some bluetooth thing
[12:57] <c_nick> not really.. i am working in Ubuntu Windows is just on the Virtual M/C i used Avidemux for the compression.. i made 13 frames out of that video then appended and made another video
[12:57] <c_nick> Pici: not really.. i am working in Ubuntu Windows is just on the Virtual M/C i used Avidemux for the compression.. i made 13 frames out of that video then appended and made another video
[12:57] <awk> Dr_Willis: thats all I wan't is smb for home shares...
[12:57] <awk> Dr_Willis: thing is it doesn't accept user/pass...
[12:58] <awk> hrm, never had this much trouble in the past with samba....
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> awk:  samba has a special 'home' share feature i always use.   I just uncomment it in the smb.conf. you do have to give the linux users a smb password.
[12:58] <Pici> c_nick: Then you should state that in your question, as it looks like you're asking just about Windows programs
[12:58] <indus> !sudo > Ryan1
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> awk:  and if you dontmake the share browseable - then the users must enter their username as the sharename also..
[12:58] <awk> Dr_Willis: tried that.... http://pastebin.com/d6b90ce7 thats my smb.conf...
[12:59] <c_nick> ok Pici
[12:59] <zugiart> hello all !!!
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> awk:  heres my smb.conf
[12:59] <rski> hello.
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> http://pastebin.com/f4cdb0154
[12:59] <c_nick> but i hope my question is clear now
[12:59] <c_nick> anyways how to compress an Avi File
[12:59] <rski> c_nick: it won't do much good praticly nothing
[12:59] <rski> c_nick: what's the reason for wanting this?
[12:59] <awk> thanks, let me look....
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> compressing may make it larger.
[12:59] <awk> Dr_Willis and smbusers just has eg: name = name
[13:00] <c_nick> i want to reduce the file size from 2.5 MB to KB's
[13:00] <c_nick> max to max 1 MB
[13:00] <rski> c_nick: then you want to re-encode it try ffmpeg
[13:00] <jjnw> c_nick, gzip
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> awk:  not sure what you mean by smbusers..  to get the home shares going i normally.. edit the smb.conf to enable them.. give all my users a smbpasswprd with 'sudo smbpasswd -a username'  - then restart samba service.. Oh. set the proper work group also. :)
[13:01] <awk> hrm, wonder if it has something to do with my encrypted home dir.
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> awk:  ive seen windows do some very weird things in the past also about refuseing login/pass - but i cant recall having that issue in ages.
[13:01] <c_nick> nope not zip the file
[13:02] <c_nick> just reduce the size of the file
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> awk:  never done that. Try making a Public Share perhaps?
[13:02] <awk> Dr_Willis: hmmm. ye let me play... thanks
[13:02] <rski> c_nick: i told you howto do it
[13:02] <c_nick> ffmeg
[13:02] <c_nick> ffmpeg
[13:02] <rski> ffmpeg
[13:02] <indus> !paste > Ryan1
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> c_nick:  if you mean have a viewable video file that is smaller in size. You sound like you need to reencde it using some codec  and perhaps resize it to make it smaller
[13:02] <dudette> What is the installation dir of mediawiki?
[13:02] <derfi> should swap be up to 50%
[13:03] <c_nick> yes
[13:03] <dudette> I need this path for a backup script. However I find mediawiki to be all over the place.
[13:03] <rski> derfi: that's a myth
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> derfi:  clairfy that question a bit.
[13:03] <c_nick> if i gave u the file can u do it
[13:03] <jjnw> !ffmpeg > c_nick
[13:03] <rski> c_nick: no thanks i have better things to do :)
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> c_nick:  install winff, its a nice front end to do things like that.
[13:03] <c_nick> ohk
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> !find avid
[13:03] <Titan8990> dudette, its likely going to install to your default webroot
[13:03] <derfi> im looking at sys mon
[13:03] <rski> derfi: well at least for new pc's
[13:03] <Titan8990> dudette, /var/www
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> c_nick:  or avidemux *(i think)*
[13:04] <c_nick> i had used avidemux
[13:04] <c_nick> i got a file from that only which does not work in win
[13:04] <Dr_Willis> c_nick:  then you used a codec thats not installed on windows.
[13:04] <derfi> no my bad im looking at memory
[13:04] <indus> aaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[13:04] <indus> a
[13:04] <indus> a
[13:04] <indus> a
[13:04] <Pici> indus: stop
[13:04] <rski> indus: you came?
[13:05] <indus> rski: came from where?
[13:05] <Emery> LOL
[13:05] <jjnw> rski, lol
[13:05] <Emery> hahaha
[13:05] <rski> right, nevermind
[13:05] <indus> rski: i dont remember you
[13:05] <Fox_1_> hi all
[13:05] <rski> :)
[13:05] <indus> rski: can you be more clear please
[13:06] <rski> indus: with?
[13:06] <indus> rski: u came
[13:06] <Emery> indus, he said .. you came ?
[13:06] <Emery> CUM
[13:06] <Pici> Stop
[13:06] <false> OT.
[13:06] <rski> just drop it
[13:06] <Emery> ejacualtion
[13:06] <Emery> lol..
[13:06] <amikrop> Hello. I don't have sound on random boots.
[13:06] <derfi> is ther an equivalnt to tcp view for umbut
[13:06] <jiffe88> anyone know any clustered filesystems that use the disk for lock management so there doesn't need to be any network connectivity between them?
[13:06] <amikrop> After a reboot, sound is back.
[13:07] <Pici> derfi: netstat
[13:07] <amikrop> But that happens once in a while.
[13:07] <amikrop> And the only solution I have found, is reboot.
[13:07] <derfi> through terminal
[13:07] <derfi> na
[13:07] <derfi> gui
[13:07] <CorpX> got a noob question
[13:08] <CorpX> in my shell, how do i get to the etc directory
[13:08] <rski> CorpX: cd /etc/
[13:08] <jussi01> CorpX: cd /etc
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> CorpX:  bash basics.. the 'cd' command
[13:08] <indus> Ryan1: hi
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> !shell
[13:08] <Fox_1_> people I have problem with my ubuntu eth. I'm using ADSL internet connection and in ADSL modem I have configured that it will gives me the same IP each time I will connect (by MAC), but in ubuntu every time I have different MAC address, now it was created eth8, when I will restart my machine I think it will use eth9 or other then eth8 :) how to fix this problem ?
[13:08] <CorpX> lol im not that big a noob
[13:08] <amikrop> Any ideas about my no sound problem?
[13:08] <jjnw> derfi, wireshark
[13:08] <CorpX> i cant get to the root directory
[13:08] <indus> !mount | Ryan1
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> copernic:
[13:08] <karamella> (indus)
[13:08] <derfi> ipconfig
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> CorpX:  you mean /root/ or / ? (which is also called root)
[13:09] <indus> karamella: hi
[13:09] <derfi> su
[13:09] <koshari> c_nick you may have usen an incompatable container
[13:09] <derfi> try a ney driver
[13:09] <CorpX> if i tyep in root, it says "program root is not installed...youc an install it by typing ...."
[13:09] <karamella> hi how r u?
[13:09] <jjnw> derfi, ifconfig
[13:09] <indus> Ryan1: so generally the command is sudo mount <devicename> <mount point>
[13:09] <derfi> whatever
[13:09] <indus> Ryan1: read that link from ubottu
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> CorpX:  type 'what' in root? 'in root' means what exactlyu?
[13:09] <TU> I have a SCSI card in my linux box, it sees it, has a driver for it but dosn't seem to see the drives
[13:09] <c_nick> ok so where were we..
[13:10] <CorpX> i just have a terminal window open
[13:10] <koshari> Fox_1 you using a vm
[13:10] <koshari> ?
[13:10] <c_nick> i tried winff but it is just converting not merging
[13:10] <derfi> make sure you are updated
[13:10] <rski> CorpX: cd /root/
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> 'root' has a lot of different meanings in linux.. depending on how you are using the term.
[13:10] <CorpX> if i type in "dir", i see desktop/pictures/templates/documents/music
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> CorpX:  normally one uses 'ls'
[13:10] <indus> !root
[13:10] <c_nick> how to reduce on the file size of an AVI file
[13:10] <rski> CorpX: do cd /home/user first
[13:10] <rski> CorpX: then cd /root/
[13:10] <derfi> kinda hard if you cant connect
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> CorpX:  the 'root' users home directory is '/root'
[13:11] <koshari> c_nick avi is just a container
[13:11] <indus> Dr_Willis: which isempty generally?
[13:11] <derfi> try ad hok
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> indus:  yep. normally on ubuntu - yes.
[13:11] <Fox_1_> koshari: vm - virtual machine?
[13:11] <karamella> indus     tell me if i wanna make maintenance to sys and make it faster
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> indus:  i got few things in mine.
[13:11] <CorpX> i cant even get "cd /home/user" to work
[13:11] <CorpX> says no such file or directory
[13:11] <koshari> Fox_1 yes,
[13:11] <indus> Dr_Willis: thats why they call you a doctor :D
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> CorpX:  you are using 'your users name' for 'user' in that example?
[13:11] <indus> karamella: what is your question
[13:11] <gartral> where can I get questions answered about sox?
[13:12] <Fox_1_> koshari: no, I have VirtualBox installed oin ubuntu box, but ubuntu is not in vm.
[13:12] <rski> CorpX: replace user with your username
[13:12] <Fox_1_> oin=on
[13:12] <jjnw> CorpX, what does pwd print
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> CorpX:  just 'cd' will go to the users home directory normally also.
[13:12] <rski> CorpX: sorry for not being clear about that
[13:12] <derfi> try this
[13:12] <CorpX> .       /home/corpx
[13:12] <indus> Dr_Willis:  have you enableda root user?
[13:12] <koshari> Fox_1_ well the mac should be hardcoded to the hardware?
[13:12] <karamella> how to make maintance to system to make it faster
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> indus:  nope. No need to really. :) once ya learn how to properly use sudo
[13:12] <Fox_1_> koshari: right
[13:12] <CorpX> there is no etc folder in /home/corpx
[13:12] <Dr_Willis> karamella:  that makes no sence.. clarify/rephrase the question.
[13:12] <rski> karamella: close down not needed services
[13:12] <gartral> !root | Dr_Willis
[13:12] <iZi> it's also case sensitive
[13:12] <iZi> corpx
[13:13] <indus> Dr_Willis: just like to know how to restore trash from root
[13:13] <Fox_1_> koshari: but in my case it's changing :)
[13:13] <CorpX> i can see the file i want in etc/default/ through the gui but i cant save the changes due to permissions
[13:13] <jillsmitt> i have a ttf fonts. How can i install it?
[13:13] <indus> karamella: ubuntu doesnt need any maintenance
[13:13] <c_nick> koshari: how to decrease the file size then
[13:13] <Fox_1_> also network card is onboard network
[13:13] <Pici> !fonts > jillsmitt
[13:13] <indus> karamella: its generally quick
[13:13] <derfi> shut down , take out pci or whatever ,reboot uninstall driver , reboot install driver , install card
[13:13] <Ryan1> indus: why is there a 1 next to my name when people type to me?
[13:13] <jillsmitt> thx
[13:13] <koshari> c_nick you need to either use a more efficent codec OR use the same codec with a lower bitrate,
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> indus:  i make it a point to NEVER run the gnome file manager as root.. Trash is stored in  some directory in the root users home dir perhaps.. just use the shell and find whats there/move it backwhere it belongs
[13:14] <ethanol> Ryan1: because you have a 1 next to your name.
[13:14] <gartral> Ryan1: that's IRC being wierd, somewhere else yor still logged in
[13:14] <Dr_Willis> Ryan1:  you do have a 1 at the end of your nick
[13:14] <rjmoore> can some one help me with the repositories list please
[13:14] <karamella> some time the screen when i browse internet all screen becoms lines
[13:14] <c_nick> koshari: can u do it for me... its just 2MB max :)
[13:14] <indus> Ryan1: good question ,thats because the name ryan probably is taken by someone, or you havent disconnected correctly
[13:14] <Pici> rjmoore: You need to clarify what kind of help you need.
[13:14] <c_nick> i am completely drained out.. i tried with Avidemux but to vain nothing happened
[13:14] <indus> Ryan1: ryan isa common name
[13:14] <c_nick> i got the avi file but its not working properly in windows
[13:15] <koshari> c_nick you do it, its not hard, would you like ascript?
[13:15] <rjmoore> i cant get the list to allow updated
[13:15] <quibbler> CorpX, what are you trying to do in /etc/default?
[13:15] <derfi> karmella sounds like its time for a new video card
[13:15] <c_nick> ascript
[13:15] <c_nick> ?
[13:15] <koshari> c_nick use vlc in windows
[13:15] <gartral> Ryan1: see my pm
[13:15] <indus> karamella: if you are addressing me, use my name
[13:15] <CorpX> trying to disable HID2HCI so that my wireless kb/mouse wont die
[13:15] <gartral> !who karamella
[13:15] <indus> karamella:
[13:15] <indus> karamella:
[13:15] <rjmoore> is keeps kicking back errors like   "failed to fetch"
[13:15] <gartral> !who |karamella
[13:15] <CorpX> how can i give myself the rights to edit this file?
[13:16] <derfi> and or check the connections
[13:16] <indus> gartral: hi man nice to see you
[13:16] <karamella> indus  ok but the laptop is new
[13:16] <rjmoore> corpx.............run   >     sudo -s nautlius
[13:16] <gartral> indus: hello, I've seen yu around before :)
[13:16] <indus> gartral: when
[13:16] <derfi> you know the plugs to the monitor
[13:16] <rjmoore> check spelling tho
[13:16] <Dr_Willis> CorpX:  use the proper sudo command  to edit it.. I would avoide the habbit of using 'sudo nautilus' or EVER running nautilus as root.. it can cause issues.
[13:16] <gartral> !danger | rjmoore
[13:16] <indus> karamella: what is the problem tell me again cos i missed yur message
[13:16] <quibbler> CorpX, in a terminal type   glsudo gedit /etc/default/file name
[13:16] <betita_elfica> hi
[13:16] <c_nick> oh thats no problem.. i got it to work even with Windows Media Player but when i  open the file in VS2008 its not understanding that it is an AVI file.. also in windows its displayed with a Icon if Windows media player while the original has its own video as its icon
[13:16] <pauliuspa> Hi
[13:17] <dudette> Anybody knows how to backup the mediawiki ?
[13:17] <betita_elfica> i have a problem using webdav and ubuntu
[13:17] <quibbler> CorpX, sorry gksudo
[13:17] <indus> gartral: btw,what does that command do
[13:17] <rjmoore> that is true but it will allow him to access the file as root
[13:17] <lcabrini> Looking for either a dockapp or a standalone app that does exactly what the gnome character selector applet does minus the gnome applet part.
[13:17] <indus> gartral: tell me in pm
[13:17] <koshari> dudette you could prolly use rsync
[13:17] <gartral> I have a technicle question about sox.. where can I go to have it answered?
[13:17] <pauliuspa> I have ubuntu on eee pc ant /proc/cpuinfo shows model name	: Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU N270   @ 1.60GHz and
[13:17] <jjnw> CorpX, sudo gedit /path/to/file
[13:17] <betita_elfica> anyone use WebDAV?
[13:17] <pauliuspa> /home/paulius/Desktop/plakatas paroda/Palevicius_1.jpg
[13:17] <karamella> indus somtimes the screen becomes small equal lines
[13:17] <pauliuspa> cpu MHz		: 800.000
[13:17] <dudette> koshari: no i can not because the installation is all over the place.
[13:17] <pauliuspa> why is it 800 and not 1.6
[13:17] <pauliuspa> ?
[13:17] <karamella> indus i cant see any thing
[13:18] <dudette> That would almost equal a full backup of the root.
[13:18] <rjmoore> does anyone have time to help me before i loose all my hair
[13:18] <indus> karamella: hmm when viewing webpage or during normal use
[13:18] <quibbler> jjnw, use gksudo with grapgic apps
[13:18] <koshari> dudette use the exclude switches
[13:18] <CorpX> [07:17] <jjnw> CorpX, sudo gedit /path/to/file
[13:18] <indus> rjmoore: whats the problem
[13:18] <CorpX> that worked
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> pauliuspa:  the cpu throttles down as needed...
[13:18] <CorpX> :)
[13:18] <quibbler> graphic
[13:18] <derfi> this is left vfield but tiger direct has 256mb vid cards for 29.99 plus shipping
[13:18] <dudette> koshari: http://dpaste.org/qYN3/
[13:18] <rjmoore> my repositories list isnt working properly
[13:18] <dudette> Any questions?
[13:19] <karamella> indus web page  always and if i have lot of opend program
[13:19] <jjnw> quibbler, unless you have a cli open, then my way saves 2 letters :-)
[13:19] <indus> karamella: what kind of program
[13:19] <pauliuspa> Dr_Willis: [00000419] avcodec decoder error: more than 5 seconds of late video -> dropping frame (computer too slow ?)
[13:19] <indus> indus:
[13:19] <queso> I'm looking for help getting my wireless USB adapter's driver compiled. I have a thread on the Ubuntu forums about it, but no one has responded: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1203540  Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks :)
[13:20] <CorpX> let's see if this fixes my mouse issues
[13:20] <koshari> dudette whoa , iam glad i use dokuwiki instead
[13:20] <betita_elfica> anyone use a filesystem storage like sharepoint?
[13:20] <karamella> indus like office program
[13:20] <pauliuspa> Dr_Willis: shouldn't it use full cpu
[13:20] <dudette> koshari: Yes, great but that doesn't help me.
[13:20] <karamella> indus u know
[13:20] <indus> karamella: check if laptop is not over heating etc
[13:21] <jjnw> CorpX, Alt+F2, then type in gksudo gedit, browse to the fileand edit it
[13:21] <false> pauliuspa: Not if it doesn't need it. Think of it this way, do you want your CPU constantly running at 100% and killing the lifetime of your battery?
[13:21] <derfi> well looks like they sold out
[13:21] <Fox_1_> !pastbin
[13:21] <Fox_1_> !paste
[13:21] <gartral> !pastebin
[13:21] <gartral> too slow >.>
[13:21] <derfi> but still good deals
[13:21] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: alfresco, for instance?
[13:21] <CorpX> cool thanks
[13:21] <CorpX> thats easier
[13:21] <jillsmitt> i install ttf fonts, made fontcache update... but font i broken( i chose it from fontlist but it doesnt works(
[13:21] <derfi> try fry,s.com
[13:21] <pauliuspa> false: not all the time, just now that I'm watching video
[13:21] <pauliuspa> or drawing with inkscape
[13:21] <karamella> i change from stander back ground to no background it disapear could u explain
[13:22] <coz_> jillsmitt,  which font is this and where did you download from also what command did you use to update fontcache?
[13:22] <jjnw> quibbler, thanks for pointing out the 'propper' gui way
[13:22] <false> pauliuspa: Again, might not need it. ;) It's nothing to be bothered with, if whatever you're doing needs full CPU power, it'll activate it. ;)
[13:22] <blind|melon|chit> pauliuspa: Typically on modern machines the CPU will "scale" up or down in clock speed depending on the demand that's put on it...if it needs 1.6GHz it will use it
[13:22] <Fox_1_> people please check http://paste.ubuntu.com/211905/
[13:23] <karamella> indus i chang the visual effect to without any effect it gone why?
[13:23] <indus> karamella: what disappeared
[13:23] <jillsmitt> coz_: i follow manualy install from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Fonts  and my fontname is zetkon (from gnome-looks)
[13:23] <pauliuspa> blind|melon|chit:  so /proc/cpuinfo will allways show 800 no matter what current cpu speed is
[13:23] <betita_elfica> lcabrini waht you say alfresco? i use egroupware
[13:23] <pauliuspa> ?
[13:23] <betita_elfica> do you know?
[13:23] <coz_> jillsmitt,  hold on I will test it
[13:24] <adi_> pauliuspa, try to install kpowersave. after u can manage the speed of proc
[13:24] <derfi> R.e.M listen to
[13:24] <koshari> dudette you could still use rsync but it will be a time consuming action setting up the script with all the excludes in it
[13:24] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: you were asking of a storage system similar to sharepoint..
[13:24] <Pici> !ot | derfi
[13:24] <betita_elfica> yes
[13:24] <blind|melon|chit> pauliuspa: That I wouldn't be able to tell you for sure, if you turn off scaling in your BIOS then it'll run at a constant 1.6GHZ regardless but battery life will take a hit
[13:25] <adi_> pauliuspa, after installing kpowersave remove the default power manager
[13:25] <derfi> i9 know im stuck here
[13:25] <betita_elfica> but what is the system?
[13:25] <betita_elfica> webdav, samba?
[13:25] <coz_> jillsmitt,  can you find the link for that font on gnom-look.org  please :)
[13:25] <jillsmitt> coz_: wait a sec ill do it
[13:25] <derfi> believe me i want to find a better room
[13:25] <jillsmitt> coz_: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Zekton?content=50553
[13:25] <Pici> derfi: /join #channelname
[13:26] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: alfresco contains jlan which supports cifs, webdav, ftp and nfs.
[13:26] <koshari> dudette does it matter if oyu back a few extra orphan files up with the set?
[13:26] <derfi> im a newbie linux, irc
[13:26] <blind|melon|chit> pauliuspa: For example, I have a dual core 1.86GHZ, but it's currently showing up as being running at 1596.000 in /proc/cpuinfo
[13:26] <jillsmitt> coz_: oh it okay, it works
[13:26] <DeanLulz> GUIS MY COMPIZ FUSION ISNT WORKING I CANT SPIN MY DESKTOP
[13:26] <Pici> derfi: type: /join #somechannel
[13:26] <blind|melon|chit> pauliuspa: That number may go up if the system is under heavier load
[13:26] <Pici> !caps | DeanLulz
[13:26] <betita_elfica> lcabrini its free?
[13:26] <koshari> blind|melon|chit are you on a notebook/laptop?
[13:26] <coz_> jillsmitt,  ok cool   one quick way to install fonts  is to open a terminal    sudo n autilus
[13:26] <coz_> jillsmitt,   maneauve
[13:26] <blind|melon|chit> koshari: I'm on a desktop, but I use Ubuntu on laptops occasionally :>
[13:26] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: yes, http://alfresco.com
[13:27] <blind|melon|chit> When the hardware is supported well at least
[13:27] <betita_elfica> but now i have egrupware :(
[13:27] <coz_>  jillsmitt   maneuver to  /usr/share/fonts/truetype  and simply drag the fonts into that folder
[13:27] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: even talks sharepoint protocol
[13:27] <jillsmitt> coz_: there is .fonts in /home/jillsmitt folder - was what i need
[13:27] <derfi> join #somechannel
[13:27] <coz_> jillsmitt,   then  run sudo fc-cache -fv
[13:27] <gartral> ##audio
[13:27] <TU> my ubuntu server detects a scsi controller 53c1030 but dosn't seem to see the drives in it
[13:27] <betita_elfica> you know egroupware?
[13:27] <jillsmitt> coz_: but russian symbols still doesn works
[13:27] <TU> any idea how to do something wtihthat?
[13:27] <coz_> jillsmitt,  mmm
[13:27] <koshari> blind|melon|chit some cpus have powernow function that ramps clock rate down when not being heavily used
[13:27] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: yes, but egw and alfresco are different types of apps.
[13:28] <betita_elfica> which differences?
[13:28] <DeanLulz> !caps | Pici
[13:28] <DeanLulz> !caps | Pici
[13:28] <coz_> jillsmitt,  I am not sure what you might have to do for those to show up although if they are truetype fonts they should just work
[13:28] <mcfarlane> Hi guys, is it possible to download applications like VIM editor and install them on an offline Ubuntu machine?
[13:28] <betita_elfica> i want to have claendar, webmail and all in one.
[13:28] <DeanLulz> !caps | Pici
[13:28] <FloodBot2> DeanLulz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:28] <derfi> im a newbi with an iq of 160
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> mcfarlane:  yes.
[13:28] <betita_elfica> but the filemanager of egroupwre is only webdav and i have problems uploading multiple files
[13:28] <Dr_Willis> !aptoncd | mcfarlane
[13:28] <derfi> sike
[13:28] <jillsmitt> coz_: maybe there is no russian symbols in font?
[13:28] <DeanLulz> FUCK NIGGERS ARE BLACK
[13:28] <DeanLulz> FUCKING NIGGERS
[13:28] <DeanLulz> GUIS I CANNOT SPIN DESKTOP
[13:29] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: alfresco is an ecm with document management, web content manegement, records management, etc.
[13:29] <DeanLulz> GUIS I CANNOT SPIN DESKTOP
[13:29] <derfi> we are all niggers in gods eyes
[13:29] <Sturmeh> !caps | DeanLulz
[13:29] <DeanLulz> !caps | Sturmeh
[13:29] <Sturmeh> D:
[13:29] <coz_> jillsmitt,  well still...if they are truetype fonts they should show up unless I dont understand the process
[13:29] <betita_elfica> lcabrini my problem is that i have documents
[13:29] <derfi> yer a mut
[13:29] <betita_elfica> i have many sites
[13:29] <Ambri> Kinetic
[13:29] <betita_elfica> and want to share documents
[13:29] <Dr_Willis> Please dont Feed the Trolls.
[13:29] <betita_elfica> and arent in the same place.
[13:29] <djoob> Ok this is pissing me off now..... I just can't get flash working on hardy
[13:30] <betita_elfica> and the problem with webdav is the character's because i have in a linux server and they work in windows.
[13:30] <djoob> Does anyone know to get flash working on hardy
[13:30] <jillsmitt> coz_: english letters are zetkon-type but russian are still sans-like letters
[13:30] <betita_elfica> The utf-8 encode have many problems between windows and linux
[13:30] <farciarz84> hi
[13:30] <harjot> djoob: have u downloaded the flash package?
[13:30] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: I'm not sure what you are looking for, but alfresco offers a centralized document repository that you can connect to using smb, webdav, ftp and nfs
[13:30] <koshari> djoob sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[13:30] <djoob> harjot ji haan
[13:31] <karamella> indus did the new version of ubuntu 10.04 released or not
[13:31] <farciarz84> my gnome in ubuntu hungs very often how can i fix that?
[13:31] <ethanol> jussi01: is there no /sudo ban username ? =D
[13:31] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: and it is open source
[13:31] <harjot> djoob: ??????????????????????????
[13:31] <djoob> harjot: from the adobe site
[13:31] <harjot> ok
[13:31] <gartral> primarily because microsoft thinks they invented UTF-8... much like they claim too have "invented" TCP/IP...
[13:31] <betita_elfica> lcabrini
[13:31] <harjot> try ur package manager [synaptic]
[13:31] <djoob> harjot: that means yes sir in hindi
[13:31] <coz_> jillsmitt,  ok  I may not understand the whole thing :)
[13:31] <indus> karamella: hehe 10.04 will only release 2010 april
[13:31] <betita_elfica> and the rights?
[13:31] <harjot> djoob: lol
[13:31] <betita_elfica> acces rights?
[13:31] <harjot> djoob: try ur package manager [synaptic]
[13:31] <jillsmitt> coz_: )) just a sec)
[13:32] <bo7amny> can i search files by emblems ?
[13:32] <farciarz84> my gnome hungs and uses 100% of 1 core processor, additionaly taskbar not response how can I fix it ?
[13:32] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: all based on users and roles. you invite users or groups to spaces. It's very granular.
[13:32] <djoob> harjot: I tried everything ... libflashplayer.so is installed but just can't get the damn thing working
[13:32] <lcabrini> moreover alfresco can use LDAP for auth.
[13:32] <betita_elfica> users or groups to spaces?
[13:32] <betita_elfica> i want like a windows server in LAN
[13:32] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: spaces are folders.
[13:32] <betita_elfica> folders but wiht rights
[13:32] <JoeM> pidgin is randomly crashing on my new install of 8.10 64 bit
[13:32] <betita_elfica> mmm
[13:33] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: I really think you should read up a bit on http://alfresco.com
[13:33] <betita_elfica> the problem is i have now configured egroupware for 5 months ago
[13:33] <farciarz84> why ubuntu is so buggy?
[13:33] <betita_elfica> and if egroupware and alfresco can work togheter..
[13:33] <betita_elfica> an example is using LDAP
[13:33] <betita_elfica> users
[13:33] <farciarz84> does open-source always mean buggs?
[13:33] <betita_elfica> alfresco for files and egroupwarw for tracker, calendar, contacts webmail
[13:34] <mcfarlane> How will i restore the apps created with APTonCD when I get home?
[13:34] <jjnw> farciarz84, _all_ software = bugs
[13:34] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: I'm sure that would be possible.
[13:34] <jjnw> farciarz84, yes, even your beloved windose
[13:34] <jillsmitt> coz_: http://itmages.ru/view.php?action=view&id=6847&key=2d386e
[13:35] <lcabrini> farciarz84: exactly what is your problem with ubuntu?
[13:35] <farciarz84> jjnw: I hate windose but if you prefer it take it
[13:35] <betita_elfica> my doubt its what the people do when have more than 10 companies in different locations and all have the same documents
[13:35] <brutus> Is there any way to connect to the internet with a wireless USB modem in linux, which is initially compatible only with windows?
[13:35] <jillsmitt> coz_: understand what i mean now?)
[13:35] <coz_> jillsmitt, hold on looking :)
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> brutus:  some usb-wireless  things have drivers for linux.. some dont.
[13:35] <gartral> farciarz84: Ubuntu isn't buggy in nature.. bug arise when you start bloating the system... Windows is buggy because microsoft is lazy..
[13:35] <jjnw> farciarz84, ok, but usually any piece of complex software will contain bugs
[13:35] <coz_> jillsmitt,  mm I see   then I am puzzled
[13:36] <brutus> Dr_Willis: Is there a way to instruct the device to dial the same number I would dial on windows?
[13:36] <indus> !paste > rjmoore
[13:36] <coz_> jillsmitt,   are they not working properly? not rendered correctly or the symbols are incorrect?
[13:36] <farciarz84> lcabrini: taskbar hungs and it uses 1 core of my processor with 100% of usage I think all gnome hunged
[13:36] <lcabrini> farciarz84: well I don't use gnome, KDE or any other DE for that matter.
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> brutus:  no idea. I would check google and the ubuntu forums for your exact device..  Ive not used a dialup modem in ubuntu in years.
[13:37] <betita_elfica> lcabrini what people use?
[13:37] <betita_elfica> for share documents in diferent sites
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> !diapup
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> !dialup
[13:37] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: alfresco has some interesting capabilities via Alfresco share and WCM.
[13:37] <mcfarlane> Is there a way to update Ubuntu offline?
[13:37] <betita_elfica> wcn what it is?
[13:38] <wdyrt> mcfarlane, there is a way to use a CD i believe
[13:38] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: wcm == web content management
[13:38] <nandarya> If I change a folders permissions with chmod to 777 or something it becomes green, why is this?
[13:38] <wdyrt> dont ask me how
[13:38] <jjnw> mcfarlane, you need to get hold of a cd of the new disto.
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> !aptoncd | mcfarlane
[13:38] <betita_elfica> mmm
[13:38] <gartral> mcfarlane: aptproxy and aptoncd
[13:38] <jillsmitt> coz_: symbols have difference in style... zetkon font changes my eng letters, but ru letters are still the same... but i need to zetkon-styled font on ru and eng letters together
[13:38] <betita_elfica> i see that not have clandar and others..
[13:38] <jillsmitt> coz_: never mind
[13:38] <mcfarlane> Dr_Willis: does APTonCD migrate all the latest updates as well?
[13:38] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: this is a bit off-topic for #ubuntu, please go to http://alfresco.com, they have good info there.
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> nandarya:  because 'ls'  has a colorizeing feature.
[13:39] <mcfarlane> ah ok, thanks for the help guys.
[13:39] <nandarya> Dr_Willis: well not for every folder?
[13:39] <betita_elfica> ohh have many issues
[13:39] <nandarya> !_?
[13:39] <THOT> I have a question.
[13:39] <betita_elfica> nO VERSION CONTROL
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> mcfarlane:  no idea. check its docs.. that description says it  it makes a cd/dvd with 'all of the packages you have downloaded' so  i woul dimagine so
[13:39] <gartral> !ask | thot
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> nandarya: ls color codes so many things.. it gets cofuseing.. use ls -l, to see what permisions things are. dont rely on color
[13:39] <JoeM> Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit Pidgin crashes when it logs into MSN
[13:40] <mcfarlane> Dr_Willis: yea cool, i saw the restricted codecs etc in the build that it converted, so probably yea :)
[13:40] <lcabrini> betita_elfica: alfresco does have version control.
[13:40] <betita_elfica> ok its cifs
[13:40] <nandarya> Dr_Willis: yeah I've checked and the permissions are correct but the color worries me.
[13:40] <opexi> hi. i installed ubuntu in kvm virt machine (proxmox). i change UTC in /etc/default/rcS to yes or no -- but there is no difference, date always shows UTC time
[13:41] <vigo> Does gOS work with or next to Ubuntu?
[13:41] <lcabrini> vigo: next to as in dual-boot? If so then yes.
[13:42] <opexi> ubuntu 9 server
[13:42] <vigo> Thank you, can it be integrated to work IN Ubuntu or is that something I could play with?
[13:43] <jjnw> vigo, try a virtual machine
[13:43] <vigo> Thank you.
[13:43] <WelshyRob> hi on root i've acidently set my resolution to verry big and i need to rest it and i dont know how and i can only use guest sessions plz hel0
[13:43] <lcabrini> vigo: virtualbox, vmware, etc.
[13:43] <vigo> That makes sense.
[13:43] <THOT> thank you, sir ubottu, I shall be on it promptly:  I just swapped out HDDs in my laptop, so my HDD that had windows/wubi on it is in a little case now attached to my mac via USB.  I want to access files on the ubuntu virtual partition but all I see is the directory I get when I click on C:/ when booted into windows.  Are there any directories I am neglecting that will get me to the virtual...
[13:43] <THOT> ...partition or do I have to swap the HDDs out again, move everything from the wubi virtual partition to the windows one, and swap them back out?
[13:45] <THOT> #ubuntu
[13:46] <karamella> indus :
[13:46] <WelshyRob> hi on root i've accidental set my resolution to very big and i need to rest it and i dont know how and i can only use guest sessions
[13:46] <jonathancw> Has anyone had any experience with getting NVIDIA SLI 9800 GTs working with X?
[13:47] <karamella> indus i'm sorry but i have lot of Questions
[13:48] <brutus> How do I know on which file in /dev is a dongle attached to?
[13:50] <monostone> hi, does anyone know if i can integrate bogofilter into simscan, i know it works well with SA, but on my current setup I can't use it as my spam filter. thank you
[13:51] <jonathancw> Has anyone had any experience with getting NVIDIA SLI 9800 GTs working with X?
[13:51] <krafty> join #cs-notes
[13:51] <krato> Hi. Please, help me, I have troubles with sound (pulseaudio) in Ubuntu 9.04: A few days ago I can't hear any sound in Gnome in my Ubuntu linux. When I kill pulseaudio (pkill pulseaudio) and try to start pulseaudio manually (/usr/bin/pulseaudio) than pulseaudio start and don't write any error message but I still can't hear any sound. I have volume in the middle, ... so I think it's software problem with pulseaudio but I don't know where to find an
[13:51] <krato> y usefull error message.
[13:52] <rjmoore> i had a 9800 and it just worked...
[13:52] <rjmoore> didnt do well with the television
[13:52] <rjmoore> but worked fine with a monitor
[13:53] <donkeyboy> seem to be having issues setting firefox3.5 as my default browser. tried this sudo update-alternatives –config x-www-browser, tried clicking on edit->pref->system defaults in firefox3.5, but still when I click on a hyperlink from it will open it up in firefox3.0
[13:53] <rjmoore> did you try to uninstall the other browsers???
[13:54] <rjmoore> use package manager and list by " installed version"
[13:54] <donkeyboy> rjmoore: no, I don't want to uninstall it. I want to still have firefox3.0 installed
[13:54] <Cube> hey, im trying to set up a bash script to send all the file in a specific folder as an attachment via evolution to this specific email script. but evolution doesnt seem to be picking up the \& and screws things up
[13:54] <Aldo2> could someone help me in recursively replacing a string in *.php files from a directory? http://www.nopaste.com/p/aHMfKkPPi here's the string to be replaced. I tried with find/sed but I can't do it.
[13:55] <scribawf> Is there an option and where would I find  to set automatic "double click " on desktop Apps to open?
[13:55] <djoob> harjot: Hi there
[13:55] <rjmoore> o ok then
[13:56] <rjmoore> doesnt the " open with" command set a precedence?
[13:56] <THOT> rjmoore: does the r stand for roger?
[13:57] <rjmoore> robert
[13:57] <scribawf> rjmoore;  I should say, to start and applies to ALL Apps
[13:57] <Cube> hey, im trying to set up a bash script to send all the file in a specific folder as an attachment via evolution to this specific email script. but evolution doesnt seem to be picking up the \& and screws things up
[13:57] <JoeM> Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit Pidgin crashes when it logs into MSN, refuses to connect to yahoo... any ideas?
[13:57] <donkeyboy> rjmoore: not sure, but it is weird that the prefs in firefox are not working and neither is using update-alternatives
[13:57] <cjae> ok I have downloaded the alternate ubuntu install disc, so MUST I use expert install to do LVM?
[13:57] <orion_> help me now update firefox 3.1 to 3.5
[13:58] <rjmoore> sure .. but doesnt the " open with" command set a precedence for future attempts
[13:58] <Paddy_NI> !firefox-3.5 > orion_
[13:58] <donkeyboy> rjmoore: will give it a try thanks
[13:58] <THOT> rjmoore: for I second I thought you were my cousin
[13:58] <davide_> who's here???
[13:58] <Paddy_NI> Is floodbot loosing its mind  :)
[13:59] <rjmoore> reallly .. is that good??
[13:59] <davide_> chi c'è?
[13:59] <davide_> scemo ki legge
[13:59] <Myrtti> !it | davide_
[13:59] <rjmoore> THOT ...is that good>?
[13:59] <THOT> perhaps
[13:59] <davide_> thank you
[13:59] <rjmoore> lol
[13:59] <crowfax> is it just me that appears to have lost the UbuntuOne executable since the last update?
[14:00] <davide_> I'm new here. what's it?
[14:00] <THOT> something to speculate about while wondering why the disk utility can't open a ".disk" file
[14:00] <donkeyboy> rjmoore: nope, didn't help :-(
[14:00] <donkeyboy> oh well, i suppose once gears is working in 3.5 I will uninstall 3.0
[14:01] <Pici> crowfax: Its probably best to ask that in #ubuntuone
[14:01] <cjae> how come nobody know about lvm? everyone just goes out and buys a 1TB disk for $90USD :p
[14:01] <prodigel> hi all. I'm using yarssr for rss feeds, and I've just noticed a cpu spike from it's process. What additional data can I find except it's using all the processor power it can?
[14:01] <jillsmitt> my gnome is cool ^) http://itmages.ru/view.php?action=view&id=6850&key=3354c7
[14:01] <jillsmitt> thanks to coz_
[14:01] <bazhang> jillsmitt, dont paste that here
[14:02] <jillsmitt> bazhang: its a little image, whats wrong?
[14:02] <bazhang> jillsmitt, #ubuntu-offtopic for that ; this is support ONLY
[14:03] <indus> !paste > rjmoore
[14:04] <Nameless_au> jillsmitt: совцем не плохо :)
[14:04] <Nameless_au> *совсем
[14:04] <Pici> !ru | Nameless_au
[14:05] <opexi> i installed ubuntu 9 server in kvm virt machine (proxmox). i change UTC in /etc/default/rcS to yes or no -- but there is no difference, the command "date" always shows UTC time. what can I check to solve the problem?
[14:05] <Nameless_au> Pici: спасибо
[14:05] <Davy95> how can I install ubuntu server??
[14:05] <jillsmitt> Nameless_au: dont do /join #ubuntu-ru... lets #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:05] <bazhang> Nameless_au, English only here
[14:05] <rski> Davy95: download it, burn it to a bootable cd, boot it and install it
[14:06] <miramardesign> hey all, does any1 know where ubuntu puts a printer pid file??? I got my printer working on 1 laptop but not the other...
[14:06] <beilard> hey, how can i add songs to my ipod with amarok 2?
[14:06] <miramardesign> i need to copy the pid file of the 1 laptop and use it on the other..
[14:06] <jonescabaltribal> how, i reconfig my ipod?
[14:07] <Dr_Willis> miramardesign:  pid? you mean 'ppd' ?
[14:07] <bazhang> beilard, mount the ipod, then transfer files; banshee works as well
[14:07] <miramardesign> i think pid?/  its a printer driver
[14:07] <Davy95> rski: yes, but when I install it, it says me to choose what I want to install. How can I choose them?
[14:07] <Dr_Willis> miramardesign:  then you mean PPD
[14:07] <ethanol> where can I adjust the scroll speed of the scrollwheel on my mouse in ubuntu? it's very erratic and fast sometimes.
[14:07] <miramardesign> i guess i do
[14:07] <rski> Davy95: what do you mean what you want to install?
[14:07]  * THOT is swapping out HDDs AGAIN
[14:07] <miramardesign> where would i find it on the other system
[14:07] <Dr_Willis> miramardesign:  most likely theres some packages that include the proper ppd's for the printers. see what packages are oinstalled on one box. but not the other...
[14:07] <cristofer> hola
[14:07] <beilard> bazhang: how? i see only my collection from the ipod, i don't understand how to transfer the songs
[14:08] <bazhang> beilard, from or to the ipod?
[14:08] <cristofer> spanish
[14:08] <jjnw> miramardesign, try /usr/share/ppd
[14:08] <stevecoh1> I wanted to upgrade Ubuntu from 8.04 to 9.04.  I knew I couldn't do this so I tried upgrading to 8.10 first.  That failed with several errors (yes, I was fully up to date in 8.04 first) and the reversion to the previous system also screwed up.  Fortunately, I had a complete backup of the system.  So, anyway, I've given up on that idea.  My new idea is to install 9.04 on another disk and then port everything over.
[14:08] <beilard> bazhang: to the ipod
[14:08] <Davy95> rski: Applications
[14:08] <stevecoh1> My question is
[14:08] <Guest23810> hi
[14:08] <Davy95> How can I crack a wifi network?
[14:09] <rski> Davy95: ok so what is the problem
[14:09] <miramardesign> i found it thx
[14:09] <monostone> anyone have experience implementing bogofilter with qmail? I can't seem to google up any effective documentation regarding bogofilter and qmail implementation in a virtual domain setup
[14:09] <bazhang> Davy95, this is not the place to ask
[14:09] <stevecoh1> Is there a tool to extract a list of all packages I have installed beyond the standard ones in 8.04 and then run that list through an updater on the 9.04 side and automatically bring over everything I had?
[14:09] <miramardesign> i couldnt find it b4 bc  i was looking for 'pid' instead of ppd  duh
[14:09] <Extend> what burning tool i can use to burn a data cd on a 900 MB cd ?
[14:09] <rski> Davy95: there's loads of howto's if you want to chek your _own_ security on the router
[14:09] <bazhang> !clone | stevecoh1
[14:09] <Davy95> rski: What do I have to hit to select them?
[14:09] <Dr_Willis> Davy95:  google for wifi crack tutorials. and it prboberly not worth trying.. orth reading about to see how others may try to do it..
[14:09] <bazhang> rski, Davy95 offtopic for here
[14:09] <Guest23810> question: how do you know wich files a package has installed?
[14:09] <Extend> gnome baker won't recognize its 900
[14:10] <Extend> also nautilus cd creator
[14:10] <rski> bazhang: is security-chek for your own router offtopic here? :P
[14:10] <stevecoh1> thanks - !automate - what's that?
[14:10] <Dr_Willis> rski:  i would say yes.. :) unless the router is running ubuntu
[14:10] <Davy95> bazhang: :P
[14:10] <bazhang> stevecoh1, /msg ubottu automate
[14:10] <adi_> Extend, do u have the device to burn 900mb cd's?
[14:10] <rski> Davy95: what packages do you want?
[14:10] <Extend> adi_, yes
[14:10] <Davy95> I want all
[14:11] <adi_> Extend, then try nero for linux
[14:11] <demona> ok here's fun - ubuntu 8.04.3 keeps forgetting my samba password.
[14:11] <Davy95> rski: I want all
[14:11] <bazhang> Davy95, stop
[14:11] <Extend> adi_, no open source application to do that for me ?
[14:11] <Davy95> bazhang: Why?
[14:11] <demona> every so often, client logins start to fail, and i have to 'smbpasswd' again on the server, then it works again.
[14:11] <rski> Davy95: that's over 20.000 packages
[14:11] <bazhang> rski, stay on topic.
[14:11] <adi_> Extend, did u tryed k3b?
[14:11] <rski> bazhang: i was just asking dont hit me in the head if i want some clarity
[14:12] <bazhang> Extend, gnomebaker does a fine job
[14:12] <stevecoh1> bazhang: I entered that. what does it do?
[14:12] <Extend> bazhang, it dont recognize the 900MB cd
[14:12] <tgillespie> hi all, has anyone got smbldap-tools working over a tls connection? i keep getting "Cannot contact LDAP server" errors.
[14:12] <rski> Davy95: best way to install extra package after the OS is installed
[14:12] <bazhang> Extend, a cd only holds 700MB
[14:12] <Dr_Willis> Ive neer even heard/seen a 900mb cd....
[14:12] <Davy95> rski: If I wanted to install some packages, to select them, what should I do?
[14:13] <rski> Davy95: use apt-get install packagename
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> Davy95:  fire up the package manager... select.. install...
[14:13] <gabrio> ciao
[14:13] <Davy95> gabrio: Ciao
[14:13] <Davy95> gabrio: cmq qua si parla solo inglese
[14:13] <adi_> Extend, try k3b or xcdroast. the last maybe works
[14:13] <gabrio> ok i'm sorry
[14:13] <bazhang> gabrio, #ubuntu-it
[14:13] <Davy95> gabrio: don't worry
[14:14] <jjnw> Davy95, System, Administration, Synaptic Package Manager
[14:14] <gabrio> thx
[14:14] <Extend> k i will see now
[14:14] <Davy95> it's without GUI
[14:14] <gabrio> i'm going to read a guide...
[14:14] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Hey don't you find annoying that you can't press "ESC" to cancel drag from the gnome menu? I perhaps understood why (nobody knew for several years, developers included :))
[14:14] <jjnw> Davy95, see what riski said
[14:14] <Davy95> jjnw: it's without GUI
[14:15] <gluonman> I have an embedded terminal that I'd like to be sticky when I open it, but I can't figure out how to make it sticky. It's only available on one workspace.
[14:15] <Le-Chuck_ITA> the focus when you start drag is on the last opened window, not on the panel it seems
[14:15] <stronze> what does status  {DRBY} mean on boot up?
[14:15] <jjnw> Davy95, sudo apt-get install <package>
[14:15] <stevecoh1> bazhang: ~$ aptitude  --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages
[14:15] <stevecoh1> E: Regex compilation error: Invalid preceding regular expression
[14:15] <Kartagis> help! I can't print from firefox
[14:16] <bazhang> stevecoh1, for clone? or automate
[14:16] <jhattara> tried to find out if i could get compiz in jaunty working with Matrox G550, but couldn't find anything concrete with google, any advice?
[14:16] <Davy95> jjnw: Thank you, but if I want to install them during installation, what should I do?
[14:17] <stevecoh1> bazhange: not understanding your question.  I want the simplest way to make my 9.04 installation get all the packages my 8.04 one had.
[14:17] <stronze> i installed ubuntu on a desktop and when it boots,it starts okay but mid boot,i get alot of wierd stuff and status {DRBY}
[14:17] <jjnw> Davy95, as far as I am aware you will have to build a custom cd to install a not standard package
[14:17] <jjnw> Davy95, you may have more luck with Debian
[14:17] <Davy95> jjnw: XD Ok, thanks
[14:17] <Davy95> lol
[14:18] <rashed2020> Does anyone here use a software RAID?
[14:18] <mcfarlane> hi guys, i need to write a script that would take a text list full of emails, it will then add a "," next to every mail, is that possible?
[14:18] <kaddi> heya, what would be the easiest way to execute a command every 10 minutes, I would like to have a little script that pipes the results from sensors into a txt-file every ten minutes, so that I can check later on how hot it got ...
[14:18] <Dr_Willis> kaddi:  cron
[14:19] <Davy95> who's Bazhang???
[14:20] <kaddi> Dr_Willis: yes that's what I thought ... sadly I don't understand the man-page, which is why I'm here ... how do you tell cron to do something? :s
[14:20] <bazhang> stevecoh1, you simply want a list? things installed by apt-get?
[14:20] <Dr_Willis> kaddi:  theres 1000+s of cron example/tutorial sites out there.
[14:20] <stevecoh1> yes - and then use that list to install them in the new 9.04.
[14:20] <saliak> I'm trying to use fetchmail to grab email, but want to send it to two different local MTAs depending on the actual address.  for examle, A@gmail.com and A+test@gmail.com end up in the same box.  i'd like to be able to handle them differently once i download.  is there a way to do that?
[14:20] <Davy95> 123456789
[14:20] <Dr_Willis> kaddi:  rember to give it FULL paths to scripts/commands - 'just in case' :) thats been an issue ive frogotten in the past.
[14:20] <Davy95> 123456789
[14:20] <Davy95> 123456789
[14:20] <FloodBot3> Davy95: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:20] <Pici> Davy95: stop please
[14:21] <stevecoh1> export from 8.04, import to 9.04.  Hopefully without versions so it just gets the latest.
[14:21] <Davy95> ok
[14:21] <Davy95> bye all
[14:22] <ficoos> hi, I've put a script in /etc/rc4.d/S99RunStuff and it doesn't run on startup. What might be worng?
[14:23] <bazhang> stevecoh1, just to clarify; is there a reason you do not wish to do the net upgrade, thus preserving everything?
[14:23] <kandinski> I ha ve copied over my /home directory from another machine to my laptop and now my keyboard does not work properly in X. How can I restore the keyboard settings to "factory default"? I am running Jaunty in case that makes a difference.
[14:23] <stevecoh1> Yes, tried it yesterday and it didn't work!  Crapped out, didn't even restore back to what I had.  Thank God I had a backup.
[14:23] <bazhang> stevecoh1, the clone technigue will do what you are discussing if run properly
[14:24] <stevecoh1> Can you provide web link to "the clone technique" you are talking about?
[14:24] <storrgie> I need to set up a machine remotely with ubuntu-desktop installed on it, and be able to vnc in.... has anyone done this?
[14:24] <mcfarlane> hi guys, i need to write a script that would take a text list full of emails, it will then add a "," next to every mail, is that possible?
[14:24] <bazhang> !clone > stevecoh1
[14:24] <saliak> mcfarlane - do it with awk
[14:24] <stevecoh1> !clone > stevecoh1
[14:24] <mcfarlane> saliak: awk?
[14:25] <saliak> mcfarlane - is the list of emails just a textfile with an email address on each line?
[14:25] <EgyCoder09> hi hi got this error while trying to use nessus ... WARNING: Large stack size (10M). Start nessusd through nessus-service or use ulimit(1)
[14:25] <stevecoh1> one other thing, bazhang.  I can't run these machines simultaneously.  they are two drives in the same box.  I can boot one or the other.  So I need to export a list and import on the new machine.
[14:26] <saliak> mcfarlane - great little utility for text file manipulation.  i prefer gawk (awk with some extra bits)http://www.gnu.org/software/gawk/
[14:26] <indus> !paste
[14:26] <mcfarlane> saliak: yea man, just a list of emails, text file.
[14:26] <blight> hi
[14:27] <mcfarlane> saliak: want to add "," at the end of each mail, and leave a space :)
[14:27] <stronze> okay i need help,ubuntu is having problems bootingg
[14:27] <blight> is there a way to install ubuntu from within a running linux system, over that system? problem is that the PC doesnt boot off the CD so i need another way to install ubuntu
[14:27] <stevecoh1> !automate > stevecoh1
[14:27] <saliak> mcfarlane - so if you're running linux, something along hte lines of 'cat textfile.txt | awk '{print $1 ','}' should do it
[14:27] <DJones> !install | blight
[14:27] <rski> blight: you can install with usb-boot or net-boot
[14:27] <stevecoh1> !cloning > stevecoh1
[14:28] <saliak> mcfarlane - my 's might be wrong, but that's the idea.  check out http://www.vectorsite.net/tsawk.html
[14:28] <mcfarlane> saliak: thanks mate :)
[14:28] <blight> thanks!
[14:28] <stevecoh1> !cloning > stevecoh1
[14:28] <saliak> mcfarlane - you should be able to make one of those examples do what you want really easmily
[14:28] <stevecoh1> !clone > stevecoh1
[14:28] <blight> rski: but how? it doesnt boot off cdrom
[14:28] <gluonman> I have a transparent terminal and I want it to automatically present on all workspaces when it opens instead of just the workspace it opens on. How can I do this?
[14:28] <rski> blight: look it up :)
[14:28] <storrgie> I need to set up a machine remotely with ubuntu-desktop installed on it, and be able to vnc in.... has anyone done this?
[14:28] <rski> blight: no need to use a cdrom
[14:28] <stronze> okay nevermind it booted up but its slow cuz its having problems
[14:29] <rski> blight: you can boot from an usb-stick or via the net and have it install via that way
[14:29] <jjnw> blight, have you changed the bios to boot from cd?
[14:29] <jjnw> storrgie, yes and it works well
[14:29] <stevecoh1> bazhang: aptitude thing doesn't work:
[14:30] <stevecoh1> ~$  aptitude  --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages
[14:30] <stevecoh1> E: Regex compilation error: Invalid preceding regular expression
[14:30] <demona> any idea why ubuntu 8.04.3 occasionally forgets users' samba passwords and requires an smbpasswd reset before clients are allowed to login again?
[14:30] <storrgie> jjnw: my question to you is does the machine have to have someone logged into the desktop for the connection to work?
[14:30] <jjnw> storrgie, no
[14:30] <storrgie> jjnw: this machine wont be connected to anything but network and power
[14:30] <storrgie> jjnw: did you use freenx?
[14:30] <blight> rski: it's an old P3 PC i dont think it can boot USB
[14:30] <EgyCoder09> hi hi got this error while trying to use nessus ... WARNING: Large stack size (10M). Start nessusd through nessus-service or use ulimit(1)
[14:30] <blight> jjnw: of course i did ;)
[14:30] <Adam> I require some help with fonts.
[14:31] <zugiart> All - is there a way I can make a complete backup of my system, say, into a DVD? (all packages, user settings), everything.
[14:31] <vadimer> can anyone tell me how to find the display option? atm im using two monitors and the problem im having is they are both the same. I want to use the other for a extended desktop space?
[14:31] <blight> seems like it can be done by putting the iso onto a partition and then boot it like the live cd
[14:31] <rski> blight: if it has a intel-network card it may support netboot on that
[14:31] <jjnw> blight, just a thought :-)
[14:31] <bazhang> !backup > zugiart
[14:31] <storrgie> jjnw: could you please tell me what you used? maybe in a PM... I have to walk away from my machine for a moment and I dont want to scroll a ton to get back to it
[14:31] <rski> blight: other cards supports it aswell but not to common
[14:31] <zugiart> thx bazhang, will check em out
[14:31] <rski> blight: you can also install it on another pc and then put the hdd in the P3 but it may not work.
[14:31] <Guest7557> For gtk apps...I have chosen terminus-9. Why does it appear like terminus-12?
[14:32] <EgyCoder09>  hi i got this error while trying to use nessus ... WARNING: Large stack size (10M). Start nessusd through nessus-service or use ulimit(1)
[14:32] <bazhang> stevecoh1, right, clone is meant for two different machines; not quite as easy in your setting
[14:32] <thephysic> HELP ME.
[14:32] <Kjell> blight:
[14:33] <rski> thephysic: ask the question
[14:33] <Kjell> blight: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromLinux
[14:33] <thephysic> rski: Using gtkchtheme I changed the font to terminus-9. Why in gtk apps such as FF and transmission does itappear larger than 9?
[14:33] <stevecoh1> bazhang: aptitude command fails because of bad regex
[14:33] <rski> nice.
[14:33] <vadimer> When using 2 screens how can you make it so the same image is not on both of the screens?
[14:33] <rski> thephysic:  hm have you restarted gdm/X ?
[14:33] <thephysic> Nope.
[14:33] <thephysic> How would I do that?
[14:34] <rski> try that
[14:34] <rski> use the "log out option" in the meny
[14:34] <rski> and log back in again
[14:34] <bazhang> stevecoh1, dpkg -l gives a list of everything installed , trying to think of a way in your situation though
[14:34] <jjnw> storrgie, open up a PM
[14:35] <thephysic> rski: That didn't work.
[14:35] <rski> :(
[14:35] <rski> i'm out of ideas then
[14:35] <Travis-42> is there a list somewhere of hardware that is known to work well with Ubuntu?  I've had a string of bad luck lately with buying things like wireless mice that I've had nothing but problems.
[14:36] <thephysic> Any experienced users here?
[14:36] <rski> Travis-42: there's a page on the wiki for computermodels that work out of the box
[14:36] <rski> Travis-42: devices is a bit worse to find list's thou
[14:36] <kibil> ryo19_kcmt
[14:36] <blight> arggghhh i don't have the root PW
[14:36] <rski> Travis-42: you should just google nameofproduct + linux and take a look
[14:36] <rski> blight: use sudo there's no root
[14:36] <rski> blight: instead of root login then command do sudo command
[14:36] <TwoToneSpirit> !root | blight
[14:37] <EgyCoder09> hi i got this error while trying to use nessus ... WARNING: Large stack size (10M). Start nessusd through nessus-service or use ulimit(1)
[14:37] <Travis-42> rski: I've always built my own computer, and I just wanted to buy a new wireless keyboard, but I didn't want to struggle too much, and was hoping there was a general list rather than looking at each product separately.  thanks though
[14:37] <rski> Travis-42: ;/
[14:37] <rski> EgyCoder09: did you install it from source of from jaunty package?
[14:38] <EgyCoder09> mmm i installed it from rpm package in the install guide
[14:38] <EgyCoder09> it's for red hat while i'm using centos 5.3
[14:39] <rski> EgyCoder09: then you are in the wrong channel try #centos
[14:39] <acat> hi TwoToneSpirit
[14:39] <gluonman> How can I set a window to open on all workspaces?
[14:40] <legend2440> !hcl | Travis-42
[14:40] <rski> gluonman: hm i dont think there's a standard way might require some magic scripting
[14:40] <rjmoore> does anyone know how to mount an .iso to a folder
[14:40] <Exor> hi :)
[14:40] <jonathancw> Has anyone had any experience with getting NVIDIA SLI 9800 GTs working with X?
[14:41] <gluonman> rski, before when I configured ccsm to make my terminal transparent and embedded into the desktop background, it appeared on all workspaces automatically. But now it's opening only on one workspace.
[14:41] <Exor> does anyone know how to install tar packages on ubuntu ?
[14:41] <rski> rjmoore: use gmount, you can specify the dir with a GUI, pretty easy
[14:41] <rski> Exor: what are the packages?
[14:41] <v_4_vandetta> hi
[14:41] <rski> hi
[14:41] <jonathancw> Has anyone had any experience with getting NVIDIA SLI 9800 GTs working with X?
[14:41] <Exor> adobe flash player
[14:42] <jjnw> rjmoore, http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-to-mount-iso-image-under-linux.html
[14:42] <rski> Exor: don't use the .tar package
[14:42] <adi_> anyone has experience with minidisc in ubuntu? mounting, writing
[14:42] <rski> Exor: install it with the package manager
[14:42] <jado> is there a command-line tool to free unused memory?
[14:42] <Exor> .deb ?
[14:42] <rski> Exor: yes in synaptic.
[14:42] <Exor> uhm
[14:42] <rski> search for adobe or flash there, install it
[14:42] <rski> restart firefox, voila installed
[14:42] <Exor> i'm not sure that there's in synaptic
[14:43] <rski> it's there for me but it might be un universe repo or what's it called
[14:43] <hateball> !flash | Exor
[14:43] <Exor> k tnx
[14:43] <legend2440> Exor: in synaptic install   flashplugin-nonfree
[14:44] <Exor> do you know why after 2-3 minutes server glines me ?
[14:44] <jonathancw> Has anyone had any experience with getting NVIDIA SLI 9800 GTs working with X?
[14:45] <Exor> he says an open proxy found on your host
[14:45] <Exor> but i don't use it
[14:45] <Exor> :S
[14:45] <rski> Exor: your isp might have been blacklisted
[14:45] <rski> or you have been hacked! :E
[14:45] <prathamesh> i am using ultimate ubuntu & when i pressed alt+tab my system get hang. same thing happend when i installed compiz,fusoin-icon,awn manager. what exactly the problem. i am getting the problem
[14:46] <Myrtti> prathamesh: your problem is ubuntu ultimate.
[14:46] <rski> prathamesh: ultimate ubuntu is not supported here
[14:46] <bazhang> prathamesh, ultimate is not supported here
[14:46] <bazhang> !ultimate > prathamesh
[14:46] <Exor> maybe it's a socket problem
[14:46] <rski> could be
[14:46] <Exor> i enabled socks connections in my router
[14:47] <rashed2020> Anyone here with experience in using LVM?
[14:47] <Exor> if i disable, server accept me
[14:49] <rjmoore> why do you want  LVM
[14:49] <rjmoore> ??
[14:49] <rjmoore> why not ext3
[14:49] <marcos> hey all.. I got a problem.. my server (apache) was runnig ok, but now I can't access to any web page, only can I access if I'm in the server... any help to solve this?
[14:49] <rashed2020> You can have ext3 on a logical volume
[14:50] <adi_> anyone has experience with minidisc's? i get this on dmesg and lsusb when i plug in the usb cable: http://pastebin.com/d4f55463d
[14:50] <jjnw> !ask > rashed2020
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> adi_: does anything show up in: sudo fdisk -l
[14:51] <kaddi> could someone please help me with the cron thing? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=102626 I had a look here and adapted my own line which should be executed every minute: */1 * * * * /home/kaddi/chktemp/chktemp, I saved crontab and exited, but it is not working Is it normal, that crontab get's saved in the temporary folder:/tmp/crontab.A9mNQA/crontab?
[14:51] <adi_> ActionParsnip, no, it shows me only the sda and sdb. sda it's the hard of the pc and sdb it's a sd card
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> adi_: hmm
[14:52] <Pici> kaddi: Is your line listed in crontab -l for your user?
[14:52] <bytecode_> hi, I'm looking for a channel for help with software raid on Ubuntu8.04 LTS; I need to "wipe" or zero some disks so that that a previous "whole disk" raid setup is no longer visible now that a partition based raid is being configured.
[14:53] <ethanol> kaddi: * * * * * would be every minute?
[14:53] <ethanol> kaddi: also, not sure if it is neccesary, but /etc/init.d/cron restart ?
[14:53] <rjmoore> couldnt you just mount a drive into the folder you want .. or am i on the wrong track???
[14:53] <kaddi> Pici it is listd, how can I tell for what uses it  is listed
[14:53] <ian_> Any one knows howto change clock format in xubuntu jaunty to "9:52 PM" instead of "21:52 PM" ?
[14:54] <erUSUL> bytecode_: zeroing a disk is quite easy « dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/disk_dev_name »
[14:54] <Pici> kaddi: See ethanol's first suggestion
[14:54] <jjnw> kaddi, ethanol, cron restart should not be required
[14:54] <ethanol> jjnw: thanks.
[14:54] <Kjell> ian_: 21:52 pm? nice bug
[14:54] <rjmoore> ian ... can you right click on the clock
[14:54] <bytecode_> erUSUL, how much of the disk would I need to wipe to remove the old raid metadata?
[14:55] <jjnw> ethanol, though the */1 is not required as ethanol stated
[14:55] <erUSUL> bytecode_: that i dunno sorry
[14:55] <Nameless_au> ian_: the only way i could get it to work was with the seconds showing too
[14:55] <ian_> rjmoore, yes i can rightclick but no option for that.
[14:55] <kaddi> ethanol: originally I wanted to have it every 10 minutes, which should */10, but for testing purposes I reduced it, so I could see if it worked :p but I will change that, If it works I know it is the syntax :)
[14:55] <bytecode_> erUSUL, ok - thanks for your input.  I had hoped that re-partitioning would have been sufficient
[14:55] <Nameless_au> so 11:55:28 PM
[14:55] <edbian> What is the new replacement for ctrl + alt + backspace ??
[14:55] <ethanol> kaddi: well I don't think it's a syntax issue, it just seems redundant.
[14:56] <Pici> !dontzap | edbian
[14:56] <ethanol> edbian: you can enable it again.
[14:56] <bazhang> ian_, right click preferences change to 12 hr does not work?
[14:56] <Kjell> edbian: alt + SysRq + k
[14:56] <ian_> bazhang, I dont't have that option.
[14:56] <edbian> Pici Kjell ethanol thanks guys!
[14:56] <jonathancw> Has anyone had any experience with getting NVIDIA SLI 9800 GTs working with X?
[14:57] <bazhang> ian_, this is gnome? xfce? kde?
[14:57] <Kjell> edbian: if that does not work you need to use the Alt+Ctrl button
[14:57] <jjnw> edbian, you could try Ctrl+Alt+F1 and kill off the problem app. if you know what it is
[14:57] <edbian> Why did they choose alt + sysRq + k ??  Seems very odd.
[14:57] <ian_> bazhang, im in xubuntu, xfce4
[14:57] <bazhang> ian_, ah let me do a check
[14:57] <edbian> jjnw: I don't actually need to write now.  I was just asking for future reference.
[14:57] <ethanol> edbian: not to mention quite hard to reach if you have small hands.
[14:57] <ethanol> ):
[14:57] <jjnw> edbian, ok
[14:57] <edbian> ethanol: Yeah.  Is there any rhyme / reason?
[14:58] <Nameless_au> ian_: the only way to do it would be to go to 'Custom', and type in the parameters there - unfortunately i don't know the parameters
[14:58] <d1gital> hello all, i am having an interesting problem SSH'ing into my server. when i try to connect as root, i get this: http://pastebin.ca/1486901  any other user, however, connects fine.  has anyone else experienced this problem?
[14:58] <ethanol> edbian: no clue.
[14:58] <kaddi> edbian Pici it doesn't work. :( I'm reading in another tutorial that I have to be an a cron.allow file, I don't have that file, do I need to create it maybe?
[14:58] <rjmoore>  NVIDIA SLI 9800 GTs working with X?                  try a cheep trick....load gnome and set it up first
[14:58] <ian_> nameless_au, that's what i'm asking for.
[14:58] <rjmoore> mine works for my  htpc
[14:58] <edbian> kaddi: Sorry but I don't know what your problem is?
[14:59] <storrgie> jjnw: I pm you!
[14:59] <Pici> kaddi: You shoudln't have to do any setup on Ubuntu if you want to use cron to schedule jobs.
[14:59] <jay__> is anyone here using ubuntu server ?
[14:59] <ethanol> edbian: he cannot get his cron job working.
[14:59] <bazhang> ian_, right click in xfce should do it
[14:59] <rjmoore> my server is busted!!
[14:59] <rjmoore> lol
[14:59] <rski> ::]
[14:59] <kaddi> edbian: I want to get that crontab to execute chktmp every minute. I entered that line in crontab -e, but nothing is happening and I don't understand why
[14:59] <rjmoore> time for a newone
[14:59] <rski> rjmoore: by the RIAA?
[14:59] <Pici> jay__: Many people are, just ask your question
[14:59] <rjmoore> huh??
[15:00] <Nameless_au> bazhang: it doesn't come up as 11:55 PM, it'll be 23:55 PM which is useless
[15:00] <edbian> kaddi: Maybe you have to restart the service
[15:00] <rski> nevermind
[15:00] <jay__> im a bit confused setting up a mail server
[15:00] <rashed2020> how do I ping through a certain connection?
[15:00] <jonathancw> rjmoore, ive tried all installs of nvidia drivers.. none work.
[15:00] <kaddi> edbian: chktmp works, it is a three liner: #!/bin/bash,date>>chktmplog, sensors>>cktmplog
[15:00] <Pici> rashed2020: ping -I interfacename
[15:00] <rashed2020> Thanks.
[15:00] <ian_> bazhang, xfce I don't get that???
[15:00] <edbian> kaddi: Maybe you have to restart cron   "sudo /etc/init.d/cron restart"
[15:00] <rjmoore> do you have a domain name and a static ip and a acurite mx record to point everything??
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> rashed2020: you can set a route to use a certain ip range through a certain device
[15:01] <kaddi> edbian: thanks I'm gonna try :)
[15:01] <jay__> Pici: im a bit confused setting up a mail server
[15:01] <bazhang> ian_, checking in #xubuntu now, hold on
[15:01] <ian_> intrepid xubuntu has this 12 hr option, when I upgraded to jaunty__it's not there
[15:02] <rashed2020> ActionParsnip: Nah, too complicated. I have ubuntu running in a VM and just wanted to know which one was the host only NIC.
[15:02] <kaddi> edbian:  it still doesnt work, the log is empty :/
[15:02] <Xpistos|work> Hey do we know if there has been any headway with the Samba issue in Jaunty?
[15:02] <edbian> kaddi: :(  I don't have any experience with cron.  When you restarted the service was there any errors?
[15:03] <rski> Xpistos|work: chek the package updates
[15:03] <edbian> kaddi: It is likely that cron runs things as root.  Try to run your script as root and see if it works correctly.
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> rashed2020: its a single command to add the route, not hard
[15:03] <Pici> edbian, kaddi: It will run as whoever crontab's was edited.
[15:03] <bazhang> ian_,  right click on clock=>properties=>uncheck use 24-hour clock  try that
[15:03] <Sapient> when I navigate to a certain directory and run the "ls" command, it takes 5 minutes (not even responding to SIGINT) then spits out three blank lines and one file name
[15:04] <bytecode_> erUSUL, hi again - just in case you ever need to know - I managed to find out how to wipe out *just* the whole device meta-data without wiping out the partition superblock metadata using the command "mdadm --zero-superblock  <device_node| partition_node> - it works really well and doesn't corrupt the other stuff
[15:04] <Kjell> Sapient: where are you trying to navigate?
[15:05] <Sapient> Kjell, navigating there is not the problem... it's /opt/wwwUtils/
[15:05] <stevecoh1> Simple aptitude search is failing with "E: Regex compilation error: Invalid preceding regular expression".  Googling this seems to indicate some sort of bug/incompatibility between apt and certain versions of ubuntu?
[15:05] <edbian> kaddi: I don't have any more ideas :(.  Good luck!
[15:05] <stevecoh1> I am using 8.04.
[15:06] <Kjell> Sapient: Is it on another partition?
[15:06] <Xpistos|work> rski: sorry
[15:06] <Sapient> Kjell: no, it does have a lot of files, though
[15:06] <kaddi> Pici, edbian I found the error, nothing to do with cron. :s Sry. ... when I piped date >> chktmplog it didn't work, absolute path now does
[15:06] <Xpistos|work> Anyone else know if there has been any movement on Samba with Jaunty
[15:06] <ian_> bazhang, I don't have that option, but there is "custom" option w/c opens a box text something like -->>   %R %p
[15:06] <stronze> i installed clamav on ubuntu thru package manger but clam av doesnt have a "shorcut" anywhere.i got the instructions to run it command line but i need a shortcut for it so the user of the computer can click and use
[15:07] <jjnw> stevecoh1, not sure about this but you may need a backtick (`) and not a single quote (')
[15:07] <erUSUL> bytecode_: ok; thanks for informing us of your findings
[15:07] <d1gital> hello all, i am having an interesting problem SSH'ing into my server. when i try to connect as root, i get this: http://pastebin.ca/1486901  any other user, however, connects fine.  has anyone else experienced this problem?
[15:07] <Kjell> Sapient: can you use the nautilus to view the files?
[15:07] <ian_> stronze, install clamtk(front end for clamav)
[15:07] <Halitech> stronze, clamav is a terminal app, if you want a gui, install clamav-gtk ... do they have a partition for windows?
[15:07] <gartral> !root | DigitalKiwi
[15:07] <bazhang> ian_, not running xfce myself, there are folks around in #xubuntu , you may wish to troubleshoot this there
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> stronze: its running now and will every bootup. You can create a script to scan and put it in your menu using alacarte
[15:08] <gartral> !root | d1gital
[15:08] <Sapient> Kjell: not in a gui; I'm connected via ssh
[15:08] <rski> d1gital: it might be in the default config that root wont be able to connect for security reason
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> stronze: it usually requires sudo to scan to eliminate access denied messages
[15:08] <ubuntunewbie> hi
[15:08] <ian_> bazhang, how can I add #xubuntu on my irc?
[15:08] <jay__> has anyone set up a mail server in ubuntu before ?
[15:08] <Kjell> Sapient: Then do you have permission to read those files?
[15:08] <ubuntunewbie> I need help on how to reinstall ubuntu grub boot loader and assign window 7 for choosing
[15:09] <bazhang> ian_, /join #xubuntu
[15:09] <stevecoh1> jjnw: no that's not it
[15:09] <stevecoh1>  aptitude search `?installed`
[15:09] <stevecoh1> bash: ?installed: command not found
[15:09] <bazhang> http://tiny.cc/BNRHW stevecoh1
[15:09] <moncky> ubuntunewbie: have a look at supergrubdisk
[15:09] <Sapient> Kjell: yes... there's between 340,000 and 360,000 files; I I use "ls -l" it works for some reason
[15:09] <Halitech> stronze, ian_ is right, its clamavtk
[15:10] <Pici> d1gital: if you are getting that bunch of text when you ssh, likely root's .bashrc or .profile has those offending commands. This probably isn't a good thing and may mean that the server was compromised.  root ssh access should be disabled, and is disabled by default on Ubuntu installs.
[15:10] <ubuntunewbie> moncky: hi moncky
[15:10] <ubuntunewbie> moncky: I understand a bit at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1035999
[15:10] <training> hallo zusammen
[15:10] <jjnw> stevecoh1, sorry about this but could paste the cmd line again, I've lost it off top
[15:10] <ian_> bazhang, thanks for that.
[15:10] <iceroot> !de |training
[15:11] <stevecoh1>  aptitude search `?installed`
[15:11] <Kjell> Sapient: Well it does take some time to list all those files...
[15:11] <stevecoh1> bash: ?installed: command not found
[15:11] <shane2peru> ok, this is annoying and gnome isn't being very friendly today, every time I open new windows in gnome, they don't show up on top?  Why is that??
[15:11] <bazhang> stevecoh1, check the link I sent you
[15:11] <Kjell> Sapient: you tried ls | more ?
[15:11] <Ryan1> many screenshots of Ubuntu show gadgets - would google gadgets be the most popular for Ubuntu users?
[15:11] <Pici> stevecoh1: if you use backticks then bash will interpret the contents of them as a command.
[15:11] <ubuntunewbie> moncky: but the part I dont understand was how to edit grub for window 7 startup since I had another window xp installed
[15:11] <moncky> ubuntunewbie: you have both windows and ubuntu installed just now but cant get into ubuntu?
[15:11] <shane2peru> They are often below already opened windows.
[15:11] <Sapient> Kjell: right... but it only lists 3 blank lines and then one file :p
[15:11] <Cajunmg> can you install a windows based progam in ubuntu?
[15:11] <jjnw> stevecoh1, no, the cmd line, not the output
[15:11] <d1gital> Pici:  .bashrc GAH should have thought of that.  i don't really see how the server could have been compromised since it's behind a router and no one on the network seems to be able to figure out how to use the power button.. hmm.. i must have mucked with something =]
[15:12] <Kjell> Sapient: yup those last lines
[15:12] <iceroot> !wine |Cajunmg
[15:12] <Halitech> Cajunmg, yes but it requires either WINE or a VM
[15:12] <bazhang> Cajunmg, using wine
[15:12] <ubuntunewbie> moncky: no , btw how to paste the list  ?
[15:12] <bazhang> check the appdb Cajunmg
[15:12] <Cajunmg> ok thnaks
[15:12] <rski> Cajunmg: yes but not all will work, what programs do you need?
[15:12] <bazhang> !appdb > Cajunmg
[15:12] <ubuntunewbie> moncky: what's the to paste code list website again for pasting long codes ?
[15:12] <d1gital> Pici: wait, if it were the .bashrc, wouldn't the same commands be run if i log in locally? local login as root works fine.
[15:12] <moncky> !paste > ubuntunewbie
[15:12] <Sapient> ok, nevermind... third try was the charm apparently
[15:12] <stevecoh1> jjnw: the command line is aptitude search `?installed`
[15:12] <Cajunmg> I'm tryin to install mapsource
[15:12] <Ryan1> many screenshots of Ubuntu show gadgets - would google gadgets be the most popular for Ubuntu users?
[15:13] <Kjell> Sapient: with ls only?
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> stevecoh1: dpkg -l | less
[15:13] <moncky> ubuntunewbie: back in a bit
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> Ryan1: depends whom you ask
[15:13] <Sapient> yeah, it's working now so I can't reproduce it though. thanks anyway
[15:13] <Halitech> Cajunmg, it may or not work, check the WINE database to see if it runs or not
[15:13] <Cajunmg> ok tks
[15:13] <Xpistos|work> So I would take it that no one has heard anything about the problems Jaunty is having with Samba lately? Ok
[15:13] <Pici> d1gital: hmm, thats odd.  It still may be possible though, I'd still check in both those files.
[15:14] <jjnw> stevecoh1, just tried  aptitude search '?installed' and it works fine (not backtick, my oops)
[15:14] <shane2peru> when I open new windows in gnome, they don't show up on top?  Why is that??  They are often below other windows.
[15:14] <Ryan1> ActionParsnip: would screenlits be another option?
[15:14] <stronze> i feel like a retard,i cant find clamavrk
[15:14] <Halitech> stronze, its clamtk
[15:15] <stronze> ah
[15:15] <blind|melon|chit> Xpistos|work: The first link on Google that's returned by "jaunty samba issue" is the launchpad page which states the bug has been fixed, you're not trying very hard :P
[15:15] <shane2peru> stronze: retards don't use linux. :)
[15:15] <ubuntunewbie> moncky: sorry be right back , will be back another 20 min or later sorry
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> Ryan1: yes they are another option. Try a few, see which you like
[15:15] <d1gital> .bashrc looks fine, only contains a prompt, umask 022, and one alias i created.. and .bash_profile does not exist
[15:15] <shane2peru> stronze: so you must be a step above that
[15:15] <shane2peru> when I open new windows in gnome, they don't show up on top?  Why is that??  They are often below other windows.
[15:16] <w3ccv> how? where? how to link? SUN java to work with Firefox 3.5.  I have one website that definitely will NOT work with openjava
[15:16] <Xpistos|work> blind|melon|chit: Thanks and Sorry, I have just been a little burnt out with the whole thing lately
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> !java | w3ccv
[15:16] <stronze> lol shane
[15:16] <Xpistos|work> blind|melon|chit: I will be more thorough next time. But thank you
[15:16] <blind|melon|chit> Xpistos|work: np
[15:17] <jay__> does anyone here know anything about php and sending mail via gmail smtp ?
[15:19] <Ryan1> how do I know if I have Java Runtime Environment installed, and what version?
[15:19] <d1gital> Pici: .bashrc is fine has nothing out-of-the-ordinary, and .bash_profile does not exist... i don't know where else the commands are coming from; since it looks like some kind of apt output
[15:19] <erUSUL> Ryan1: apt-cache policy sun-java6-jre
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> Ryan1: http://www.java.com/en/download/help/testvm.xml
[15:20] <Ryan1> Thanks!!
[15:20] <honey^moon> l;fdl
[15:20] <Sapient> here's another one... Command = `rm *.html`, Error = '-bash: /bin/rm: Argument list too long'
[15:21] <Kangarooo> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/file-roller/+bug/370535 im having same problem. can't unzip tar.gz even in console and archive manager says this            This is what it says if I double-click on one of these tar.gz files: tar: This does not look like a tar archive tar: Skipping to next header tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors        what should I do?
[15:21] <ikonia> Sapient: what is that in relation to ?
[15:21] <Sapient> ikonia: I'm trying to clean up a directory with over 300,000 files in it
[15:22] <ikonia> Sapient: for i in `ls *.html` do; rm -f $i ; done
[15:22] <Kangarooo> in one or other way- console or archive manager openin or unziping.. can't do that on some files
[15:22] <Kangarooo> allways getting that error
[15:22] <Sapient> ikonia: yeah, that kinda scares me because `ls` was acting weird earlier
[15:22] <ikonia> Sapient: dont worry
[15:23] <egw_> Anyone uses Webdav?
[15:24] <Sapient> ikonia: it says syntax error near unexpected token `rm'
[15:25] <ikonia> Sapient: do this one line at a time with me
[15:25] <ikonia> Sapient: 1.) for i in `ls *.html`
[15:25] <ikonia> Sapient: 2.) do
[15:25] <ikonia> Sapient: 3.) rm -f $i
[15:25] <ikonia> Sapient: 4.) done
[15:26] <btx_> irc://random.ircd.de/!entropia
[15:26] <ikonia> btx_: what is that in relation to ?
[15:27] <btx_> ikonia: sorry that was a mistake ;)
[15:27] <dsadsadas> hi
[15:27] <Sapient> ikonia: it says Argument list is too long for ls now
[15:27] <vise> Do you guys know any irc channels for advanced kernel based linux questions?
[15:28] <dudette> How can I add an existing user to a group. I checked man useradd, adduser, groupadd, usermod. I don't manage to do it. What the heck?
[15:28] <ikonia> vise: you can't be that advanced if you can't search for channels
[15:28] <ikonia> Sapient: use a less in the loop and do it in chunks of say 200
[15:29] <swilkens> dudette: useradd -G groupname username
[15:29] <ubuntunewbie> moncky: sorry ,back now
[15:29] <vise> ikonia, Well i tried #linux in freenode and dalnet.. people don't respond there... and i already tried it here.. no one knows! i have no intention of bragging.. i just dont have any other option...
[15:29] <Sapient> wow, I didn't know it was so hard to delete files
[15:29] <Ryan1> what is linux RPM?
[15:29] <ikonia> vise: reading the freenode channel list or maying even trying #kernel
[15:29] <DJones> !rpm | Ryan1
[15:29] <ubuntunewbie> moncky: I got another pc running installed ubuntu last year which I never use it and installed window 7
[15:29] <ikonia> Ryan1: it's a software package for redhat based systems
[15:29] <ruadh> Hi. I am having problems finding a text/html decoder. I need the decoder to listen my favourite radio station on Rythmbox Music Player. Can anyone help?
[15:30] <ubuntunewbie> moncky: it overwrite the grub and I wanted to restore back ubuntu 8.04 to choose it
[15:30] <vise> ikonia, okz
[15:30] <Ryan1> Thank you guys
[15:31] <vise> ubuntunewbie, two options... reinstall ubuntu bootloader or get grub 4 dos...
[15:31] <ubuntunewbie> moncky: this is my fdisk -l http://paste.ubuntu.com/212000/
[15:31] <dudette> swilkens: But will useradd -G groupname username not remove the user from all other groups except for groupname?
[15:32] <lstarnes> dudette: I think that would add that user to that group while retaining existing group membership
[15:32] <swilkens> dudette: no, it will simply add the user to the group
[15:32] <swilkens> alternatively I believe ubuntu comes with a graphical users / groups administration tool
[15:33] <jado> hello, i'm installing the package 'vlc' but it's still 0.9.9a even though i've added "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/c-korn/vlc/ubuntu jaunty main" in my sources.list; does someone have an idea?
[15:33] <treetop> my wireless wont work on my ubuntu OS anyone busy ?
[15:33] <swilkens> jado: did you apt-get update ?
[15:33] <Halitech> jado, did you refresh the list after adding the repo?
[15:33] <dudette> Doesn't work
[15:34] <jado> swilkens: yes
[15:34] <swilkens> dudette: are you using the command as root?
[15:34] <jado> Halitech: you mean apt-get update ? yes
[15:34] <swilkens> i.e. through sudo
[15:35] <jado> no idea?
[15:35] <dudette> I am getting the message the user already exists.
[15:35] <dudette> swilkens: of course
[15:36] <dudette> useradd creates a user
[15:36] <dudette> But I want to add an existing user to an existing group.
[15:36] <swilkens> ah, fair enough
[15:36] <swilkens> in that case
[15:36] <treetop> anyone help me with my wireless on my ubuntu server
[15:36] <swilkens> usermod -a -G groupname username
[15:37] <Sky[x]> any good tutorial how to encrypt entire disk ?
[15:38] <dudette> That worked. Thx.
[15:38] <dudette> What is group lpadmin for?
[15:38] <Graviton> Printer administration
[15:38] <swilkens> np
[15:39] <d1gital> how can i see when a user last logged in?
[15:39] <Graviton> Just for reference, another possibility would be adduser groupname username
[15:40] <edbian> d1gital: Check the auth log.  It shows the authorization (or denial) of user login attempts
[15:40] <Sky[x]> d1gital: lastlogin or last ?
[15:40] <ubuntunewbie> vise : hi
[15:40] <d1gital> ^^ Thanks
[15:40] <vise> ubuntunewbie, hi
[15:41] <ubuntunewbie> vise : at part 4 edit grub , which I don't understand http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1035999
[15:41] <ubuntunewbie> vise : sorry is part 5. Edit grub.
[15:41] <ahmed> hi
[15:43] <vise> ubuntunewbie, So where are you caught?
[15:43] <ohir> d1gital: man last
[15:44] <ohir> d1gital: there is description
[15:44] <ubuntunewbie> vise : I had window XP at first primary partition , window 7 beta upgrade from vista at second primary partition and ubuntu 8.04 at 3rd primary partition
[15:44] <thephysic> http://i27.tinypic.com/2rojiah.jpg
[15:44] <treetop> wow alot if partitons
[15:45] <treetop> of*
[15:45] <ubuntunewbie> vise : at first it able to choose all 3 which I last install ubuntu.XP , Vista ubuntu , but after I upgraded vista to 7 beta , it erase the ubuntu option
[15:45] <ubuntunewbie> vise : I just wanted to restore back all 3
[15:45] <vise> ubuntunewbie, The problem is, grub is gone...
[15:45] <gypsymauro> hi
[15:45] <treetop> hi
[15:45] <gypsymauro> I've to rip a DVD what's the best method to do this in ubuntu?
[15:46] <oskar-> gypsymauro:  dvd::rip
[15:46] <ubuntunewbie> vise : reinstall grub
[15:46] <ubuntunewbie> vise : not sure whether it's correct (sudo grub)
[15:46] <vise> ubuntunewbie, You reinstalled? If so, its simple, il tell you...
[15:46] <Graviton> !grub
[15:46] <ubuntunewbie> vise : then (setup (hd0))
[15:47] <vise> ubuntunewbie, Wait.. Have you installed as yet or no? If no, how did you get into ubuntu?
[15:47] <Deliak> Hi all
[15:47] <Deliak> I have a question
[15:47] <ubuntunewbie> vise : this is my 1st pc. That window 7 thing is second pc
[15:47] <thiebaude> Deliak: hi
[15:48] <bronze> Hi all - is there an installation replication utility for ubuntu, sort of an analog to "kickstart" that redhat uses?
[15:48] <vise> ubuntunewbie, Im confused.. Have you reinstalled grub or not?
[15:48] <ubuntunewbie> vise : nope
[15:48] <edbian> bronze: What does "kickstart" do exactly??
[15:49] <ubuntunewbie> vise : I am seeking for help until I fully understand the step , then I will try to reinstall grub
[15:49] <Deliak> Is there a way to replicate an installation with every piece of software installed and it's configuration creating an installable USB key?
[15:49] <Dulak> edbian: unattended installs
[15:49] <thiebaude> !grub
[15:49] <bronze> it "reads" the package managment files on an existing system and creates an installion tool that installs exactly the same set of packages on a other systems, so you can replicate exactly the same install on as many systemsas you want.
[15:49] <edbian> bronze: fai (server and client)
[15:50] <bronze> its very useful for admins at large sites
[15:50] <Halitech> Deliak, remastersys will create either a complete backup or a live cd you can pass around with none of your personal data
[15:50] <Boohbah> bronze:  dpkg --get-selections |grep -v deinstall |awk {'print $1'} > installed_list
[15:50] <vise> ubuntunewbie, Your step 5 comes after the installation. That confused me.. So the setup (hd0) installs grub and the menu.lst editing adds entries... what exactly dont u understand?
[15:51] <Boohbah> Deliak: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[15:51] <ubuntunewbie> vise : editing the grub
[15:51] <Deliak> Thank you
[15:51] <bronze> Boohbah: that clearlty does part of the job, but wont automatically install that list of packages for you when you start it from a CD/DVD/USB.
[15:51] <bronze> *clearly
[15:52] <bronze> Boohbah: but its an excellent idea.
[15:52] <ubuntunewbie> vise : it had window xp and window seven together and also ubuntu how to edit it to have an option to choose either one of the three OS ?
[15:52] <bronze> edbian: Thank you. I'll go read up on fai.
[15:52] <canh_nguyen> ubuntunewbie: you can edit bootloader
[15:53] <th0r> bronze: why not just dd the drive?
[15:53] <edbian> bronze: Good luck!
[15:53] <vise> ubuntunewbie, Well the 3 entries that u need to add will come up in the menu.lst... Windows entries will be of the form root (hdx, y)\n chainloader +1\n and linux entries will be of the form root (hdx, y)\n kernel /boot/vmlinuz\n initrd /boot/initrd    '\n' indicates new line.. You'll have to add 2 for win and 1 for linux..
[15:53] <edbian> bronze: For future reference all I did was search "unattended install" in synaptic :)
[15:54] <bronze> th0r: While all cats are gray after midnight, not all drives are equal.
[15:54] <vlt> Hello. I want to install "tor" but can't find the package. Is it not available on Jaunty anymore?
[15:54] <bronze> edbian: neat. :)  high efficiency path!
[15:54] <Deliak> Nice one bronze
[15:54] <th0r> bronze: if you are installing to various (different) hardware, you can't replicate the install anyway
[15:54] <bronze> Deliak: My sources say "fai" !
[15:55] <Deliak> :) thank you bronze ;)
[15:55] <vlt> vlt: Found it: "deb http://mirror.noreply.org/pub/tor jaunty main"
[15:55] <bronze> th0r: as long as the kernel being used supports the combined set of devices, you can.
[15:56] <bronze> th0r: at any large site the admin will always "try' to limit the extreem range of possible systems to a smaller set. :)
[15:56] <bronze> *extreme.
[15:57] <gribouille> hi
[15:57] <bronze> th0r: Although purchasing and managment will do their best to foil the admin's attempt... :-)
[15:57] <bronze> *management
[15:58] <gribouille> apt-get update gives the following error : W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net hardy Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 9423A34CCA967634
[15:58] <EtherNet> anyone experienced no sound on flash plugin ?
[15:58] <EtherNet> I can't get it to play sounds
[15:58] <bazhang> !gpgerr > gribouille
[15:59] <bronze> EtherNet: Thats sounds like something I could use!  How did you get it to not play sounds? ;-)
[15:59] <ubuntunewbie> vise : sorry still can't manage to understand , bow reading the https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub
[15:59] <abas> Here's an interesting one: 64-bit fresh installation,
[15:59] <EtherNet> bronze, I recently installed ubuntu on this machine, and the only thing that doesn't work is flash's sound
[15:59] <abas> gah, retyping.
[16:00] <rjmoore> anybody wanna buy a tablet so i can get my new vid card
[16:00] <rjmoore> lol
[16:01] <abas> Here's an interesting one: 64-bit fresh installation, sometime after login new applications freeze before even launching: they get stuck in a futex/poll loop after opening the /tmp/orbit-*/linc-* sockets...
[16:01] <haanuj> i have a problem with 3D effects
[16:01] <edbian> EtherNet: I think There is a package to fix that.  Search synaptic for "flash"
[16:01] <rjmoore> turn them off and buy more ram
[16:01] <haanuj> can anyone help me plzzzz
[16:02] <azi_> hello. each time i ssh into my ubuntu box, screen is automatically started. is there any way to prvent this?
[16:02] <rjmoore> screen?? waht screen
[16:02] <jjnw> !screen
[16:02] <vise> ubuntunewbie, I suggest you boot into a live cd on your problem machine and then go step by step...
[16:02] <rjmoore> ooo
[16:02] <rjmoore> yea that one
[16:03] <ruhaan> is there a way to auto connect to a certain wifi network in ubuntu?
[16:03] <azi_> rjmoore: right
[16:03] <gribouille> is firefox 3.5 available for hardy ?
[16:03] <lopu> ciao a tutti
[16:03] <EtherNet> edbian, yep I am looking for that right now, couldn't find it yet
[16:03] <bronze> azi_: find out where it is being started from, check ~/bash_profile, and ~/.bashrc and the /etc/ files that configure bash
[16:03] <lopu> !list
[16:03] <jjnw> !ff3.5 > gribouille
[16:03] <azi_> bronze: yea, I checked .bashrc
[16:03] <rjmoore> auto connect wifi.. enable roaming mode and create a profile for the ssid in question .
[16:04] <rjmoore> all this can be done with the widget near the clock
[16:04] <sarmisak> !ff3.5 > sarmisak
[16:04] <gribouille> jjnw, it doesn't talk about hardy
[16:04] <skione> hi folks I am having a really hard time installing nvidia 8200m drivers on ubuntu has anyone tackled this challenge?
[16:04] <jjnw> gribouille, oops, sorry
[16:04] <azi_> bronze: bash_profile doesn't exists. and /etc/bashrc doesn't contain the word "screen" either
[16:04] <skione> I am using 8.10
[16:05] <ruhaan> rjmoore, is roaming mode there in the new versions?
[16:05] <bronze> azi_: look also in /etc/profile.d if it exists, and check the ssh config files too.
[16:05] <jay__> does anyone know of any good itunes replacements ? with ipod support obviously
[16:05] <ruhaan> i am using 9.04
[16:05] <gribouille> jjnw, should I assume firefox 3.5 won't be available on hardy ?
[16:05] <coz_> jay__,  there is something called  "atunes"  but it is java based and I didnt think it was too nice  but you can try it
[16:05] <Aragorn_Guardian> hi all
[16:05] <bazhang> jay__, no apple music store, but banshee can sync with many ipods quite well
[16:05] <jjnw> gribouille, have a look at http://ubuntumanual.org/posts/183/install-or-upgrade-to-firefox-3-5-rc2-in-ubuntu-karmic-jaunty-intrepid-hardy
[16:06] <jay__> ah right ok cheers
[16:06] <bazhang> jay__, it is the repos
[16:06] <Aragorn_Guardian> i need help in the best way to use or aptoncd, or apt-move to port all my packages in a note to another
[16:06] <bazhang> err in
[16:06] <bronze> azi_: also check your personal ssh config file.
[16:06] <coz_> jay__,   if on gnome try  rythmbox
[16:06] <jay__> cool, what about iphone support?
[16:06] <Aragorn_Guardian> both are giving me errors when installing all my (dozens of)  packages
[16:06] <haanuj> is there anyone help me
[16:06] <Aragorn_Guardian> :/
[16:07] <coz_> jay__, also crossover office supports  itunes i believe
[16:07] <bazhang> jay__, currently none
[16:07] <jjnw> !ask > haanuj
[16:07] <azi_> bronze: where should my personal ssh config file reside? .ssh/ has only the file known_hosts
[16:07] <jmezna> can anyone help me stream video from web cam to web page ?
[16:07] <Aragorn_Guardian> coz_: i use and like atunes, too
[16:07] <jay__> cool ok thanks
[16:07] <coz_> Aragorn_Guardian,  cool
[16:07] <jmezna> can anyone help me stream video from web cam to web page ?
[16:07] <Aragorn_Guardian> coz_: dont know how some musics are ignored....
[16:08] <coz_> jmazaredo,  mm  hold on
[16:08] <haanuj> i have a problem with my 3D effects
[16:08] <abas> Here's an interesting one: 64-bit fresh installation, sometime after login new applications freeze before even launching: they get stuck in a futex/poll loop after opening the /tmp/orbit-*/linc-* sockets... Any pointers?
[16:08] <Hetor`> Who ever maintains the repositories must be fired.
[16:08] <ikonia> Hetor`: why ?
[16:08] <bazhang> Hetor`, ??
[16:09] <Hetor`> outdated as hell
[16:09] <ikonia> Hetor`: stable as hell
[16:09] <bazhang> !latest > Hetor`
[16:09] <haanuj> 3d effects are unstable
[16:09] <techno-geek> Anyone know how to clear the DNS cache in Ubuntu? All google results say to restart networking and/or nscd. I tried networking (didnt work) and I dont have nscd installed.
[16:09] <Emery> which kernel version is ubuntu 8.10 ?
[16:09] <Hetor`> oh yeah
[16:09] <Hetor`> irssi 0.8.13 is more stable than 8.12
[16:10] <kaddi> Emery: uname -v to get your answer :D
[16:10] <Emery> it's not installed
[16:10] <coz_> jmazaredo,
[16:10] <Emery> i just wanted to know
[16:10] <ikonia> Hetor`: how do you know that ?
[16:10] <kaddi> ah, sry :p can't tell you then ;)
[16:10] <haanuj> jjnw : 3d effects problem
[16:10] <coz_> jmazaredo,   you could look here  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[16:10] <jmezna> yes?
[16:10] <coz_> jmazaredo,  I had that running a while back and forgot what I needed to do to get it working
[16:10] <Hetor`> ikonia: I see no bugs after upgrade
[16:11] <ikonia> Hetor`: so you, one user, has put in more testing than the development team
[16:11] <bronze> azi_: well the system wide ssh config is somewhere under /etc, as for a personal ssh config file, check the man page. if there is one it "should" be listed there. Other ways to make it happen would be aliases, functions aor scripts that are wrappers  for ssh
[16:11] <ikonia> Hetor`: and one version is not really "outdated as hell"
[16:11] <Hetor`> appears like the developers didn't bother to test it on UnrealIRCd
[16:11] <azi_> bronze: screen doesn't seem to be started from sshd. at least looking at the confgis
[16:12] <azi_> by looking*
[16:12] <Kangarooo>  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/file-roller/+bug/370535 im having same problem. can't unzip tar.gz even in console and archive manager says this            This is what it says if I double-click on this tar.gz file or try to extract or try to extrac in console: tar: This does not look like a tar archive tar: Skipping to next header tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors        what should I do?
[16:12] <jjnw> haanuj, a bit more detail please
[16:12] <ikonia> Hetor`: no idea what the test criteria is, but I'm using it on freenode now which is unrealircd
[16:12] <lstarnes> ikonia: freenode doesn't use unrealircd
[16:12] <ikonia> oh, I thought it did
[16:12] <Pici> ikonia: freenode uses hyperion
[16:12] <lstarnes> ikonia: and no sane large network should for that matter
[16:12] <ikonia> ahhh thank you
[16:12] <Emery> would it be a pain to upgrade 8.10 kernel to 2.6.29 ?
[16:14] <ikonia> Emery: not advised
[16:14] <ohir> Kangarooo: do tar -ztf file.tar.gz
[16:14] <ohir> Kangarooo: -t is for test/list
[16:14] <haanuj> jjnw : whenever i do compiz
[16:14] <Emery> ikonia, why not
[16:14] <iqkyu5566> tai lo semua
[16:15] <haanuj> jjnw : then it comes
[16:15] <jjnw> Emery, it's not a pain but I would do advise a lot of reading
[16:15] <aking9> my keyboard isnt working
[16:16] <Emery> aking9, and...
[16:16] <ohir> Kangarooo: if tar -ztf will choke on it, your last chance is to gunzip file.tar.gz then use tar without -z. Otherwise it would be bad archive, download it again.
[16:16] <aking9> its got the wrong layout
[16:16] <aking9> any ideas?
[16:16] <Cube> hey guys
[16:16] <jjnw> aking9, gui or cli?
[16:17] <aking9> both
[16:17] <jiffe> grr
[16:17] <Emery> aking9, change it then
[16:17] <jiffe> the errors in gfs are retarded
[16:17] <aking9> how?
[16:17] <rashed2020> Is there a CLI app that lets me create snapshots of the current system?
[16:17] <Emery> google
[16:17] <jiffe> they provide no information
[16:17] <Emery> aking9, google it
[16:17] <Emery> simple stuff
[16:17] <bazhang> Emery, please do NOT suggest that here
[16:17] <Pici> Emery: Google isn't an answer that we provide here, this is a support channel.
[16:17] <Emery> yeah and it's a silly question easily solved by google
[16:17] <jjnw> aking9, System, Preferences, Keyboard
[16:18] <aking9> ah i see
[16:18] <Emery> instead of doing everything for everyone
[16:18] <aking9> that works
[16:18] <RH> hi guys, i'm kinda quite new to ubuntu and i like to do my C++ here. heard i need to install build-essential. also heard about gtk and ide. understand that ide is where you code. so what does the gtk does?
[16:18] <Cube> Emery: youre accusine me of not having googled beforehand? how do you wanna know?
[16:18] <aking9> thanks
[16:18] <ikonia> RH: gtk is a graphics library
[16:18] <jjnw> Pici, twas quicker to type the answer
[16:19] <Emery> cude i wasn't talking to you ..
[16:19] <Emery> cube*
[16:19] <jay__> grub error 15 :( does anyone know what this is
[16:19] <Cube> Emery: ah k then lol
[16:22] <f0ster> Hi, is anyone here famililar with installing ruby on rails with apache? I followed the tutorial for ubuntu but i try to load the default config page from the install I get the message "we're sorry, somethign went wrong"
[16:22] <Lego9998> jay_ it works with the live cd ?
[16:23] <vise> whoa! done finally... pristine kernel boots in qemu and tries to find init.. all that was needed was CONFIG_ATA_PIIX
[16:23] <mtnd3w> Hello, does anyone know where the application "Contacts" stores it's information?
[16:23] <atthelake> JOIN test
[16:24] <jay__> lego9998 im just booting the cd now
[16:24] <vise> atthelake, Test success
[16:24] <Lego9998> jay_ god look
[16:24] <owner> question
[16:24] <jay__> lego9998: cheers :S
[16:24] <edbian> mtnd3w: Almost every application stores it's things in /home/you/.appname
[16:24] <edbian> mtnd3w: The hidden folders)
[16:25] <owner> i have a problem with high CPU loads when i try to open the screen settings window (that fails to open eitherway) and that i sometimes cant change my resolution for my screen. and when i can change it it stays that way untill next session.
[16:25] <owner> is there any fixes out there or do you guys know something about this "bug"
[16:25] <petsounds> hello, i want to install VLC 1.0.0 jaunty and i follow the instructions from http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-ubuntu.html, and the next i found is i can't even do sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude upgrade
[16:26] <petsounds> it E: The list of sources could not be read.
[16:26] <petsounds> E: Type ‘https://launchpad.net/~c-korn/+archive/vlc’ is not known on line 56 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:26] <petsounds>  
[16:26] <bazhang> petsounds, you miscopied the source
[16:26] <Evil_inside> anybody can help me with a php code?
[16:26] <petsounds> how can i fix this? thank you
[16:27] <ikonia> Evil_inside: the guys in ##php can
[16:27] <bazhang> petsounds, its not the url, but is listed on the site
[16:27] <Lego9998> jay_ perhaps this link is helping you: http://www.supergrubdisk.org/
[16:27] <hatter243> petsounds, remove line 56 from /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:27] <mtnd3w> edbian: Thanks, but I can't seem to find Contact's directory in ~/.
[16:27] <Pici> Evil_inside: you may need to register before joining that channel
[16:27] <Pici> !register > Evil_inside
[16:27] <owner> does some1 know anything about my problem?
[16:27] <Evil_inside> ahh
[16:28] <petsounds> bazhang : and what should i add on third-party software?
[16:28] <petsounds> hatter243 : how to remove it, sir?
[16:28] <pH> hey dudes
[16:28] <pH> any idea about how to search for links in a text file and, if found any, write them in a text file?
[16:29] <hatter243> !vim | petsounds
[16:29] <Cube> hi
[16:29] <Cube> test
[16:29] <Cube> argh
[16:29] <Cube> this isnt working
[16:29] <Evil_inside> the php channel is closed..
[16:29] <Evil_inside> :S
[16:29] <ikonia> Evil_inside: it's not, read the link ubbotu sent you
[16:29] <pH> awk can help
[16:29] <pH> ?
[16:30] <Evil_inside> sure
[16:30] <petsounds> hatter243 : can you write me the cmd?
[16:30] <Universal_Refill> Can anyone help me with my high CPU load problem?
[16:30] <Emery> use less applications ?
[16:31] <Emery> need to expand that question a bit more
[16:31] <hatter243> petsounds, no, read the manual / google it. "Text editors ubuntu" the file you're looking to edit is /etc/apt/sources.list and you're interested specifically in line 56
[16:31] <pH> who is good with awk?
[16:31] <Universal_Refill> i have a problem with high CPU loads when i try to open the screen settings window (that fails to open eitherway)
[16:31] <Pici> pH: The folks in #awk or #bash would be the best people to talk to
[16:32] <w0ls0n> wow
[16:32] <bazhang> petsounds, gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list ; then remove the url, and put the correct source (on the page ) save and close, then sudo apt-get update
[16:32] <Universal_Refill> And i sometimes cant change my resolution for my screen. and when i can change it using the catalyst center it stays that way untill next session.
[16:32] <w0ls0n> hello all
[16:32] <rski> hey
[16:32] <Universal_Refill> any ideas emery?
[16:33] <rski> w0ls0n: imagine the flood if everyone answeared :P
[16:33] <silidan3> where can i turn off scroll weehl switching desktop on 9.04?
[16:33] <w0ls0n> I have VMWare server installed on ubuntu 9 ... when I update my kernel I lose network connectivity. The only way to get network connectivity back is to reinstall vmware server. Any way around this?
[16:33] <petsounds> bazhang : i'm sorry but i'm on kubuntu, can you write me that cmd for kubuntu?
[16:33] <bazhang> silidan3, with compiz on?
[16:33] <rski> w0ls0n: try #vmware
[16:33] <silidan3> dunno how can i tell?
[16:33] <w0ls0n> ok thanks
[16:34] <bazhang> petsounds, it is the same, except kdesu kate instead of gksudo gedit
[16:34] <jay__> does anyone know how i can get vsftpd using mysql for user login ?
[16:34] <silidan3> yea with compiz running
[16:34] <faileas> w0ls0n: run the vmware server config script each time
[16:34] <petsounds> bazhang : okay, i'll try
[16:34] <bazhang> silidan3, the cube spinning you mean?
[16:34] <silidan3> bazhang: yescompiz is running
[16:34] <silidan3> no
[16:34] <faileas> virtualbox dosen't have that issue cause it uses DKMS
[16:34] <silidan3> or yes
[16:35] <Kalmi> !ccsm > silidan3
[16:35] <bazhang> petsounds, once you are done, then cat /etc/apt/sources.list  --> copy to paste.ubuntu.com for us to check if its right
[16:35] <erxin> has anyone experience with Opera 10 Beta on Ubuntu ?
[16:35] <Kalmi> !ccsm | silidan3
[16:36] <petsounds> bazhang : i'm sorry but i'am a lil bit confused bout what to change, can you write me the cmd, please
[16:37] <bazhang> petsounds, in konsole type kdesu kate /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:37] <Pici> Kalmi: There is no need to use | and > when using the bot
[16:38] <gribouille> I want to read an mp4a stream. what package do I need ?
[16:38] <ryboy12397> hey guys
[16:38] <KingJamesII> Anyone here running Anti-virus software for Ubuntu?
[16:38] <Kalmi> Pici, sorry... I only intended to use "I"... and messed up the first time...
[16:38] <jonick> why would we run antivirus?
[16:38] <bazhang> KingJamesII, clamav if you wish
[16:38] <jay__> no antivirus here
[16:38] <ryo> antivirus, for what?
[16:39] <jay__> firewalls yes, antivirus nah
[16:39] <KingJamesII> jonick: can you say for sure your systaem doesn't have a virus?
[16:39] <Emery> if i where to do, apt-get install kde on 8.10 which version of KDE would i get ?
[16:39] <jonick> yup
[16:39] <petsounds> bazhang : http://paste.ubuntu.com/212043/
[16:39] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus KingJamesII
[16:39] <KingJamesII> jonick: ok then
[16:40] <firecrotch> I've downloaded the mplayer source package, since I had to apply a patch to it.  How do I build a .deb from this now?
[16:40] <tech_help> what command to use to find out what devices are in the intranet?
[16:40] <bazhang> petsounds, you have it in kate now, correct? delete the entry after line 56, and replace with the one from that ppa page
[16:41] <sebsebseb> hi
[16:41] <rski> firecrotch: chekinstall maybe?
[16:41] <ryo> tech_help: try nmap
[16:41] <erUSUL> !checkinstall | firecrotch
[16:42] <jay__> is anyone here using ext4 ? if so if there a big improvment from ext3 ?
[16:42] <hiemanshu> !nvidia
[16:42] <firecrotch> jay__: I have definitely noticed a huge improvement with ext4
[16:42] <vise> jay__, Generally for home users, u wont notice an improvement..
[16:42] <sebsebseb> jay__: I am and yes  quite an improvement,   it's not quite perfect in 9.04 tough, because they don't have the later kernel,  it will be default in 9.10 for clean installs.  and people need to clean install for full support
[16:43] <ryboy12397> hey guys and girls
[16:43] <jay__> ok cool cheers for the help
[16:43] <sebsebseb> jay__: much faster boot up  than  Ext3 for 9.04,  I noticed :)
[16:43] <ryo> jay__: ext4 is faster for some applications, slower than ext3 for others
[16:43] <silidan3> hm.. could not find the setting regarding mouse scroll switching desktop
[16:43] <erxin> #opera
[16:43] <sebsebseb> jay__: read the stuff in release notes about Ext4
[16:43] <vise> Wow! Can i convert from ext3 to 4?
[16:43] <sebsebseb> !notes |  jay__
[16:43] <sebsebseb> vise: yes, but it won't be the proper thing
[16:43] <firecrotch> vise: it's possible, but not recommended
[16:44] <ryo> vise: clean install ext4 only
[16:44] <Kalmi> vise, you can mount an ext3 partition as ext4 partition... but you won't get all the benefits...
[16:44] <jjnw> silidan3, I though that if you point at the 'desktops' in the bottom right hand corned it would cycle through
[16:44] <jay__> thanks everyone for you help
[16:44] <firecrotch> vise: One thing to note if you do convert and your /boot isn't a separate partition, you'll have to reinstall grub
[16:44] <silidan3> yes it does too
[16:44] <jay__> ext4 it is then :)
[16:45] <sebsebseb> firecrotch: I am not sure how true that is, because I am fine without a /boot in seperate partition
[16:45] <derenrich> why do people make /boot a separate partition?
[16:45] <vise> Just for testing, what if i copied the whole linux structure into a new ext4 formatted partition.. and tried booted into it? il have to add an entry to the grub and do few changes to fstab i guess...
[16:45] <sebsebseb> firecrotch: at least all these Ext4 remours and  ignorance,  should go away nicely once 9.10 is out
[16:45] <vise> derenrich, I think for security reasons
[16:45] <hiemanshu> what is the way to check temperatures of the computer?
[16:45] <Wonder__Woman> hi
[16:45] <petsounds> bazhang : thank you sir, it works
[16:45] <derenrich> vise: what?
[16:46] <gangil> hiemanshu: use gkrellm
[16:46] <bazhang> petsounds, please save and paste the new version to paste.ubuntu.com
[16:46] <Emery> if i where to do, apt-get install kde on 8.10 which version of KDE would i get ?
[16:46] <petsounds> bazhang : oki doki
[16:46] <jay__> i have a big 1TB media hard drive, would it be best to have that as ext4 or xfs ?
[16:46] <sebsebseb> Emery: KDE 4
[16:46] <Emery> ergh
[16:46] <sebsebseb> !kde3 |  Emery
[16:46] <derenrich> jay__: how big?
[16:46] <jay__> 1TB
[16:46] <sebsebseb> Emery: in 9.04 ther'es a repo you can add,  plus that remix CD
[16:46] <sebsebseb> Emery: for KDE 3
[16:47] <derenrich> jay__: no you said that already
[16:47] <Emery> i'm not downloading another cd for the sake of KDE3
[16:47] <kwonsangwoo> .
[16:47] <Emery> there must be some repos i can add
[16:47] <dayo> how would i change the font-size/color of a non-gui installation?
[16:47] <ryo> jay__: depends on the filesizes. xfs is great with large files, but slow for everything else.
[16:47] <jay__> oh right
[16:47] <sebsebseb> Emery: for 9.04 yes there is,  8.10  no
[16:47] <jay__> large files, what would you class as large files ?
[16:47] <hiemanshu> Any bench marking tools?
[16:47] <Emery> sebsebseb, where can i find these repos
[16:47] <Universal_Refill> does any know about a fix for the high CPU load on ubuntu 9.04 after installing the drivers for my ATI card?
[16:47] <gartral> ext4 is fast for everything
[16:48] <silidan3> none any idea where to find the option to turn off mouse wheel switching desktop?
[16:48] <jay__> most my videos are about 2GB each
[16:48] <petsounds> bazhang : http://paste.ubuntu.com/212047/
[16:48] <vise> derenrich, people make /boot separate for security..
[16:48] <sysdoc> Ubuntu One - WTG guys, great idea sure to drive the user base forward...
[16:48] <derenrich> vise: how does that add security?
[16:49] <vise> derenrich, If you screw up, you don't lose bootability (if thats a word :) )
[16:49] <rashed2020> How do I allow a user to only user a certain set of commands?
[16:49] <derenrich> that's not really security...
[16:49] <rashed2020> to only use*
[16:50] <hiemanshu> Are there any bench marking tools for Ubuntu?
[16:50] <silidan3> never mind i got it
[16:50] <jay__> xfs whats big files are we talking about, what kinda size ?
[16:50] <RH> any recommendation for editor/ide for C++?
[16:50] <bruenig> RH: vim
[16:50] <abas> Has anyone had any issues with bonobo/orbit on64-bit systems?
[16:50] <yurikoles> need help with CX23880.
[16:50] <whatvn> RH, vim
[16:50] <ryo> jay__: ext4 is awesome. zfs has fast metadata operation but falls apart on sequential transfer. xfs is great for sequential transfer (large files) but bad metadata ops
[16:51] <abas> RH: Eclipse + CDT
[16:51] <yurikoles> what program to use?
[16:51] <sebsebseb> Emery: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Kde3/Jaunty
[16:51] <jay__> haha ok seeing as ext4 is awesome thatl be my choice then
[16:51] <jay__> cheers
[16:51] <faileas> i'd hold back on ext4 a little while
[16:51] <RH> does VIM has color syntax highlighting? it's been some time since i last program C++
[16:52] <abas> hiemanshu: lmbench may do what you want...
[16:52] <hatter243> RH, yes. In vim: ":syntax on"
[16:52] <{H}> RH, yes, intro :syntax on
[16:52] <{H}> xDD.
[16:52] <ryo> jay__: check this benchmark out:  http://tr.im/rfnv
[16:52] <exia_> can anybody try access http://exia.gotdns.org ot http://exia.gotdns.org/index.php ?
[16:52] <jay__> ryo, cheers
[16:53] <RH> i read some good news on code::block.
[16:53] <hatter243> RH, You might have to install vim-full though. I don't remember if syntax highlighting is included in the base package
[16:53] <kpkeerthi> exia_: i tried. got a login page
[16:53] <RH> hatter243: thanks. i go hv a look @ synaptic
[16:53] <exia_> kpkeerthi, okay, and with index.php?
[16:54] <kpkeerthi> exia_: 404 for index.php
[16:54] <shivek> hi can anyone tell how to run python scripts in terminal
[16:54] <exia_> kpkeerthi, mm thanks
[16:55] <kpkeerthi> shivek: python scriptfile.py
[16:55] <jay__> ok thanks everyone for the help
[16:55] <shivek> just wait let me try kpkeerthi
[16:55] <exia_> kpkeerthi, just trying to open my lamp server to global... dont know what's the problem, but maybe apache?
[16:56] <frg22> trying to update to firefox 3.5, I had it installed previously, but 3.0 and 3.5 existed separately. I'd like to simply overwrite 3.0 and replace all references to 3.0 with 3.5. Any simple way of doing it (I saw it in the update list, but it hasn't updated)
[16:56] <firecrotch> exia_: check your apache error log - it will tell you the full path that is being loaded when http://exia.gotdns.org/index.php is requested
[16:57] <second_nick> does anyone know if avira antivir or avg is better?
[16:57] <exia_> firecrotch, oke
[16:57] <shivek> kpkeerthi are u there it says"python: can't open file 'j.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory"
[16:57] <danbhfive> frg22: the simplest way is to wait for koala, but you may not like that answer...
[16:58] <hiemanshu> My ubuntu 9.04 install is stuck at scanning the mirror
[16:58] <frg22> hmm, damn
[16:58] <desiNerd> ok
[16:58] <shivek> hey plz help me opening a python script in terminal
[16:58] <kpkeerthi> shivek: post back the complete command. is your script file j.py?
[16:58] <chris8> Hey room: having sound issues with Intrepid last few weeks; wondering if just my OS or bug in latest updates -- i'm getting distortion and clipping on playback when there was none before... I'm even getting clipping on the audio that plays during log-in... HELP pls
[16:58] <desiNerd> just open it using vi editor ....
[16:59] <ohir> um, good news: xhtml R.I.P. 2003-2009
[16:59] <ohir> oops, wron chan
[16:59] <exia_> apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName
[16:59] <Guest23810> lol
[16:59] <exia_> how can i determine a domain name? :P
[16:59] <shivek> it says"python: can't open file 'j.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory"
[16:59] <sebsebseb> ohir: I don't think so,  were you refering to HTML 5?
[17:00] <kpkeerthi> shivek: does j.py exist in the folder you ran the command?
[17:00] <sebsebseb> ohir: I think  w3c.org ( w3.org )  will do both
[17:00] <desiNerd> so there is no file with that name
[17:00] <shivek> its on the desktop
[17:01] <kpkeerthi> try with the full path
[17:01] <kpkeerthi> or cd to ~/Desktop
[17:01] <xukun> can I play m2fs video files with ubuntu?
[17:01] <ohir> sebsebseb: w3 killed it at last
[17:02] <hiemanshu> My ubuntu 9.04 install is stuck at scanning the mirror
[17:02] <shivek> kpkeerthi:plz give me the command  am a newbie
[17:02] <ubuntunewbie> vise : quite complicated
[17:02] <zga> Hi. I tried to mount a new partition to be my home directory and failed in a strange way: I renamed the old folder to home_old, created a new home-Folder and edited the fstab (i have deleted the entry by now). I also put a copy of the home-dir onto the device I wanted to mount. After rebooting both the home_old and the home backup folder where nearly empty, only a few files are left, and the home folder was created new so my system configur
[17:02] <kpkeerthi> python ~/Desktop/j.py
[17:02] <shivek> thanks kpkeerthi
[17:02] <exia_> firecrotch, can you refresh it now? i added ServerName exia.gotdns.org to apache2.conf
[17:03] <shivek> bye bye everyone:D
[17:03] <chris8> Hey room: having sound issues with Intrepid last few weeks; wondering if just my OS or bug in latest updates -- i'm getting distortion and clipping on playback when there was none before... I'm even getting clipping on the audio that plays during log-in... HELP pls
[17:03] <kpkeerthi> hiemanshu: wait for a few mins. if you have a Live session running, disconnect the internet from the system tray
[17:04] <bkraptor> is there a .deb file for vmware server?
[17:04] <sproaty> I install firefoc 3.5 via apt the other day but it's still loading up 3.0.11?
[17:04] <kpkeerthi> sproaty: the command is firefox-3.5
[17:05] <sproaty> ah cheers, figured it wouldn't have created a new app
[17:05] <kpkeerthi> spraoty: btw... does the font look ok in FF 3.5 for you?
[17:05] <djiezes> sproaty: It has, ff3.5 is called Shiretoko Browser
[17:06] <sproaty> yeah I just noticed that when it asked about my incompatible plugins
[17:06] <ubuntunewbie> Anyone know how to edit grub ? I had window xp  , window 7 and ubuntu 8.04 installed.Window 7 overwrite ubuntu boot grub.How to redit it back to normal ?
[17:06] <sproaty> different icon, too!
[17:07] <kpkeerthi> ubuntunewbie: google 'super grub disk'
[17:07] <Pici> !fixgrub | ubuntunewbie
[17:07] <ubuntunewbie> kpkeerthi: ok
[17:07] <sproaty> kpkeerthi, the fonts look fine to me.http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/4657/screenshotism.png
[17:07] <desiNerd> k
[17:07] <bazhang> ubuntunewbie, vise gave very clear instructions on this
[17:07] <inshion> 大家好
[17:07] <sproaty> hmm actually the fonts seem a bit darker (i.e file/history)
[17:07] <desiNerd> k
[17:07] <desiNerd> kk
[17:08] <lnx> Hi. I have Ubuntu 8.04.3 LTS server edition and cant get cpufreq working. cpufreq-info says "no or unknown cpufreq driver is active on this CPU".  It`s a xeon 5335 cpu, so it supports scaling
[17:08] <bazhang> inshion, #ubuntu-cn
[17:08] <ubuntunewbie> bazhang : but I don't quite understand how to do it actually
[17:08] <bazhang> ubuntunewbie, then read the bot links very carefully.
[17:09] <inshion> bazhang thank you
[17:09] <nsadmin> ubuntunewbie where exactly are you stuck? what have you done so far?
[17:09] <zga> Hi. I tried to mount a new partition to be my home directory and failed in a strange way: I renamed the old folder to home_old, created a new home-Folder and edited the fstab (i have deleted the entry by now). I also put a copy of the home-dir onto the device I wanted to mount. After rebooting both the home_old and the home backup folder where nearly empty, only a few files are left, and the home folder was created new so my system configur
[17:09] <chris8> Hey room: having sound issues with Intrepid last few weeks; wondering if just my OS or bug in latest updates -- i'm getting distortion and clipping on playback when there was none before... I'm even getting clipping on the audio that plays during log-in... HELP pls
[17:09] <exia_> if a access to just exia.gotdns.org it shows "it works!" and with /index.php it shows my forum page, what's the problem? can anybody help me and test it with me please?
[17:09] <lnx> so is cpufreq and powernowd disabled in ubuntu server?
[17:09] <Universal_Refill> Right now iḿ trying to open the screen settings window and my cpu load is maxed and everything is lagging exept the mouse
[17:09] <Universal_Refill> what could be my problem?
[17:09] <ubuntunewbie> nsadmin: just stuck after setup (hd0)
[17:10] <rski> oh,op.s
[17:10] <ubuntunewbie> nsadmin: at sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst what don't know what to edit
[17:10] <nsadmin> when you boot, do you get the grub shell?
[17:11] <ubuntunewbie> nsadmin : at this guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1035999 it only had window seven installed , but I  had both window xp and window 7 installed together and also ubuntu
[17:11] <nsadmin> nono, answer my question
[17:11] <nsadmin> when you boot, do you get the grub shell?
[17:11] <sproaty> ahh so strange coming back to ubuntu after using XP for some weeks. everything feels so slow :(
[17:12] <negge> I'm currently installing Ubuntu 9.04 Netbook Remix on my EEEPc 701. Which would be the best filesystem to use considering I use the built-in flash drive + an extra 4GB SDHC-card; Ext2 or Ext4?
[17:13] <desiNerd> ext4
[17:13] <kpkeerthi> don't use ext2. go for ext4 or  ext3
[17:14] <lnx> has anybody managed to get cpufreq or powernowd working on 8.04 server edition?
[17:14] <sebsebseb> kesiNerd   kpkeerthi   Ext4 can be quite good in 9.04 it depends, also 9.10 is using it by defualt on clean install so :)
[17:14] <negge> I'll go for ext4 then
[17:14] <rski> negge: ext2 is faster if you dont have any sensitive data you are afraid of loosing
[17:14] <desiNerd> best is ext4
[17:14] <rski> negge: ext3 and 4 adds journaling
[17:14] <rski> negge: wich will keep the data safe if the power goes out
[17:15] <desiNerd> and i think you would like to have journaling, right?
[17:15] <desiNerd> 4
[17:15] <xukun> is there a way to get the modlines of tv for xorg.conf?
[17:15] <negge> rski: I have no sensitive data at all, I just wondered because previously I've read that ext2 is better for SSD/flash-based disks because it doesn't do as many writes to the disc
[17:15] <kpkeerthi> lnx: http://www.pantz.org/software/cpufreq/usingcpufreqonlinux.html
[17:15] <rski> negge: correct
[17:16] <centrinia> ext2 filesystems also recommended for flash media because they lack journals. Journals require more read-write cycles.
[17:16] <desiNerd> y u r worried to that level?
[17:16] <rski> negge: i think there's some filesystems that has been optimised for ssd/flash also but ext2 is a rock solid choise
[17:16] <negge> desiNerd: I never said I'm worried
[17:16] <desiNerd> but they do provide more options to extract data after a disk crash
[17:16] <negge> I just want good performance and a decent filesystem
[17:16] <kpkeerthi> if you are "absolutely" sure that you will have "no" powercuts go for ext2
[17:16] <centrinia> Yes, there is also JFFS2.
[17:16] <desiNerd> ok
[17:17] <kpkeerthi> i would not recommend ext2 at all otherwise
[17:17] <negge> a little data loss isn't that big of a problem for me, as long as system files don't magically disappear...
[17:17] <mezquitale> how do you install 64 bit java version on amd 64 bit ubuntu????
[17:17] <jjnw> negge, used ext2 for years with no problems.
[17:17] <desiNerd> i agree @kpkeerthi
[17:17] <desiNerd> just use apt-get @mez
[17:17]  * centrinia used ext2 for years until ext3 became mainstream.
[17:17] <Cube> this is waaack
[17:17] <desiNerd> what?
[17:18] <mezquitale> desiNerd, true but which package should i install though?
[17:18] <negge> I used ext2 on my previous installation too
[17:18] <negge> I'm going for ext4 now just to see what it's like
[17:18] <Pici> Cube: Do you have a question?
[17:18] <sebsebseb> negge: how new are you to Ubuntu?
[17:18] <nsadmin> ubuntunewbie: rather than editing, try this... update-grub
[17:18] <kpkeerthi> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[17:18] <rapha_> hello guys, i am looking for a tool to browse on shares in a netzwerk, probaby a tool to scan a network an then browse on the pc
[17:19] <ubuntunewbie> nsadmin: I am using live cd now
[17:19] <negge> sebsebseb: I'd consider myself one of the more educated ones...
[17:19] <desiNerd> just google : installing java on ubuntu...that will give you hell of options for 64 bits...if you still have problems..do let us know..i'll pull out the exact tuts
[17:19] <zga> Hi. I tried to mount a new partition to be my home directory and failed in a strange way: I renamed the old folder to home_old, created a new home-Folder and edited the fstab (i have deleted the entry by now). I also put a copy of the home-dir onto the device I wanted to mount. After rebooting both the home_old and the home backup folder where nearly empty, only a few files are left, and the home folder was created new so my system configur
[17:19] <sebsebseb> negge: if  your going to do Ext4, have all  important data backed up first, just in case something happens
[17:19] <jjnw> negge, this is quite interesting: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=806006
[17:19] <desiNerd> yeh, thats intelligent
[17:20] <sebsebseb> negge: or use a distro such as Fedora 11, where they have done default Ext4 support properly, and  with a proper kernel for it, unlike Ubuntu 9.04
[17:20] <desiNerd> whats that?
[17:20] <negge> sebsebseb: are you referring to the bug which causes data loss when using ext4? I thought that was due to buggy apps
[17:20] <^cheeky> hi , use this command after i install conky, "zcat /usr/share/doc/conky/examples/conkyrc.sample.gz > ~/.conkyrc" but i get the message no file or directory ...
[17:20] <treetopj> will anyone help me setup my ubuntu server
[17:20] <kpkeerthi> cheeky: just right-click and extract
[17:21] <sebsebseb> negge: I think it's  pretty much fixed,   but  I have a feeling  Ext4  in Ubuntu isn't as good as  in Fedora 11 :)  ,but  I been using it  in Ubuntu for a while now, without issues
[17:21] <^cheeky> am i doing something wrong or the command wrong, i did a sudo apt-get remove --purge conky and then reinstalled and used the same command zcat bu i still get the same error
[17:21] <sebsebseb> negge: a  lot of people won't do  Ext4 unless they have  the 2.6.30 kernel or later
[17:21] <desiNerd> @cheeky ,,what is the error msg ?
[17:21] <negge> sebsebseb: isn't 2.6.30 out already?
[17:21] <Pici> ^cheeky: It doesn't look like that file is included with the package.
[17:21] <sebsebseb> negge: and  you don't get that in Ubuntu,  there's a ppa though, if needed
[17:22] <ESphynx> hey guys I'm having problems booting off my XFS partition where I just installed 9.04 , i'm wonderin if it's a SATA controller problem or missing XFS support? When booting it said it tried a bunch of fs, but it didn't mention XFS...
[17:22] <sebsebseb> negge: sure and  2.6.30.1 is out even
[17:22] <desiNerd> conky is pretty simple thing...whats the issue installing ,,and y do you need to reinstall it in the first place?
[17:22] <desiNerd> k, then
[17:22] <Pici> ^cheeky: The sample conky config is installed in /etc/conky/conky.conf
[17:22] <negge> sebsebseb: so you're saying, just to be on the safe side it would be better to manually install 2.6.30 instead of running the default Jaunty kernel?
[17:23] <^cheeky> Pici, so i just change that then... thank you
[17:23] <kpkeerthi> there are many examples at conky's home page as well. also found some in ubuntuforums.org
[17:23] <desiNerd> @cheeky, just google for base conky rc files...you will get a hell of them
[17:23] <firecrotch> exia_: did you solve your apache problem? I stepped away for a bit
[17:23] <sebsebseb> negge: no I am saying if  needed,  for example I think  the file deletion data loss bug that some people get, can be fixed by the later kernel
[17:23] <negge> okay
[17:23] <desiNerd> i pulled from ubuntuforums only,,they are well suited
[17:23] <sebsebseb> negge: lock up bug
[17:23] <icmp_request> Guys, how do I restart a messed up tty when I 'cat' a wrong file without rebooting the computer? I've already tried to kill the process of getty for the terminal but no success
[17:24] <treetopj> will anyone help me setup my ubuntu server
[17:24] <oskar-> icmp_request:  type "reset"
[17:24] <erUSUL> icmp_request: type reset hit enter
[17:24] <chris8> Hey room: having sound issues with Intrepid last few weeks; wondering if just my OS or bug in latest updates -- i'm getting distortion and clipping on playback when there was none before... I'm even getting clipping on the audio that plays during log-in... HELP pls
[17:24] <negge> treetopj: what's your problem?
[17:24] <sebsebseb> negge: I am looking forward to  9.10, because it will soon be the end, of all this Ext4 talk :)
[17:24] <firecrotch> treetopj: what are you trying to set up?
[17:24] <exia_> if a access to just exia.gotdns.org it shows "it works!" and with /index.php it shows my forum page, what's the problem? can anybody help me and test it with me please?
[17:24] <treetopj> http and irc server
[17:24] <^cheeky> Pici, when i try to run conky via terminal i get this message "onky: missing text block in configuration; exiting" but even if i purge it and install it again same error..
[17:24] <icmp_request> it worked thanks so much oskar- and erUSUL :)
[17:24] <treetopj> few more things too
[17:24] <negge> sebsebseb: always looking forward to new releases :)
[17:25] <negge> now with 9.04 Ubuntu has started to become usable for real
[17:25] <erUSUL> icmp_request: no problem
[17:25] <sebsebseb> negge: some of us will disagree
[17:25] <nsadmin> ubuntunewbie: ok, so if you have a live cd, you can boot. what happens when you try to boot without the cd?
[17:25] <Frunas> hey i just installed the latest Ubuntu and i cant get it to detect my router
[17:25] <ESphynx> I wish I could use 9.04 :P
[17:25] <negge> sebsebseb: I can see why.
[17:25] <sebsebseb> negge: I  mean some of us know,  some bad things have happended,  and to the  extent where we will  go to another distro
[17:25] <negge> though I think the pros outweigh the cons
[17:25] <abas> chris8: read the top lines of ~/.xsession-erorrs - if there's something about group 'pulse-rt', add yourself to it and relog.
[17:25] <firecrotch> exia_: can you pastebin your apache config file?
[17:25] <negge> sebsebseb: what "things" are talking about?
[17:25] <oskar-> Frunas:  how is your router connected?
[17:26] <sebsebseb> negge: not in here lol
[17:26] <negge> :D
[17:26] <^cheeky> Pici, nvm sorry
[17:26] <chris8> abas: TY
[17:26] <^cheeky> xD
[17:26] <xukun> I have a sony bravia kdl-40W4500 and I really like to sett the modlines in xorg.file. Any help would greatly be appreciated
[17:26] <exia_> firecrotch, yeah, a minute...
[17:26] <Hilikus> how can i rename a batch of files from "blah blah blah important" to "important" ??
[17:26] <erUSUL> !info mmv | Hilikus
[17:26] <exia_> firecrotch, http://pastebin.mozilla-russia.org/100051
[17:27] <nsadmin> Frunas: routers aren't "detected", but if the router does dhcp, your machine should get an IP. if you run ifconfig, how many paragraphs do you get?
[17:27] <Frunas> oskar its a linksys router
[17:27] <negge> sebsebseb: you're saying it like it's some secret knowledge
[17:27] <Frunas> ifconfig? how do i run that command
[17:27] <desiNerd> but what is the problem
[17:27] <oskar-> Frunas:  how is your router connected? usb, lan, wlan?
[17:27] <lstarnes> Frunas: just type it in a terminal
[17:27] <desiNerd> from cmmand line
[17:27] <Frunas> wlan
[17:28] <desiNerd> just put that : ifconfig with sudo
[17:28] <nsadmin> Frunas: sudo ifconfig
[17:28] <desiNerd> what else
[17:28] <Frunas> k ill try that
[17:28] <sebsebseb> negge: no  I just don't think it's right, to  whine/complain about something quite a bit,  in it's  support channel
[17:28] <kpkeerthi> :)
[17:28] <desiNerd> k
[17:28] <nsadmin> and how many paragraphs?
[17:28] <abas> Hilikus: off the top pf my head: find . -type f -name "*important" | sed -e 's/^blah blah blah// | xargs -iI mv "blah blah blah I" I; be carful though, this might be wrong...
[17:28] <desiNerd> what do you see
[17:28] <sebsebseb> negge: in my eyes 8.10 is the better release really, untill 9.10 is released,  well assuming that will be quite a bit better
[17:28] <desiNerd> off it
[17:29] <ESphynx> ubuntu 9.04? XFS?
[17:29] <kpkeerthi> Frunas: it might help you tell us what are trying to fix?
[17:29] <oskar-> Frunas:  click on the network-manager-applet (next to the clock) and try to connect to the ssid, your wlan router offers
[17:29] <theUbuntuGuy> but what exactly is the problem?
[17:29] <gartral> I can't install the ubuntuone client.. period.. the Install button on the site does NOTHING and no apt, aptitude, or synaptic search returns anything
[17:29] <Jeruvy> sebsebseb: see I feel 9.04 is the better release than 8.10, which is a good reason to remember that not all releases will be good for everyone, and upgrades should be done warily.
[17:29] <kunal_> hey i need a little help...anyone here to  help?
[17:29] <oskar-> Frunas:  does it show up there? you can also try it manually
[17:29] <Pici> !ot | Jeruvy sebsebseb
[17:29] <theUbuntuGuy> kunal@ just put the problem
[17:30] <kpkeerthi> kumal_: post your query!
[17:30] <theUbuntuGuy> what is the problem@kunal
[17:30] <kunal_> ok.. i cant connect to undernet.
[17:30] <nsadmin> kunal_: just ask, try to be specific, informative, complete
[17:30] <theUbuntuGuy> then what...
[17:30] <kunal_> yea wait
[17:30] <centrinia> abas, don't you need to use -print0 for the find program and -0 for the xargs program? ;)
[17:30] <theUbuntuGuy> ok take your time
[17:30] <firecrotch> exia_: in your /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default file, you need to add DirectoryIndex index.php in the <Directory /var/www> section
[17:30] <kunal_>  *** Looking up your hostname
[17:30] <kunal_> * *** Checking Ident
[17:30] <kunal_> * *** Found your hostname
[17:30] <kunal_> * *** No ident response
[17:30] <kunal_> * [91] Please use identd. Contact your shell admin for instructions.
[17:30] <kunal_> * Closing Link: kunal by Vancouver.BC.CA.Undernet.org (G-lined)
[17:30] <FloodBot3> kunal_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:31] <theUbuntuGuy>  -print0 only when you have spaces in your previous input..else not
[17:31] <exia_> firecrotch, okay, thanks, so it works with index.php now?
[17:31] <theUbuntuGuy> else,,,,,exactly.,,,,so your problem fixed?
[17:31] <exia_> firecrotch, asking just to know if it is visible to global network
[17:31] <kpkeerthi> exia_: nope
[17:31] <firecrotch> yes, I
[17:31] <abas> centrinia: ah, yes. As I said, off the top of my head.
[17:31] <nsadmin> kunal_: ask a -question-
[17:31] <theUbuntuGuy> visible?
[17:31] <kunal_> http://pastebin.com/m5e796229 ----> i am having this problem when using
[17:32] <kunal_> xchat
[17:32] <phant0m_> can someone help me resolve these issues 1. im trying to read and view log files for windows using ubuntu mainly for analysis and it wont read the format in gpedit and 2. im trying to access sysconf in ubuntu using root but permission is denied any suggestions im a noob
[17:32] <kunal_> please advice how to solve.
[17:32] <firecrotch> exia.gotdns.org still shows the "It Works!" page
[17:32] <centrinia> Okay.
[17:32] <lstarnes> kunal_: you need an identd to fix that problem
[17:32] <theUbuntuGuy> ok lets cee the pastebin
[17:32] <kunal_> ok. how to get it?
[17:32] <acad> does ubuntu have apt-url support for adding repositories yet?
[17:32] <kpkeerthi> exia_: restart apache. may be?
[17:32] <exia_> i'll make changes right now wait a sec...
[17:32] <theUbuntuGuy> k
[17:33] <phant0m_> anyone?
[17:33] <Frunas> i ran a sudo ifconfig what shoudl i look for?
[17:33] <genii> !info apturl | acad
[17:33] <kunal_> so how do i get identd?
[17:33] <kunal_> sudo apt-get install idendt?
[17:33] <rski> !info identd
[17:33] <lstarnes> kunal_: wait please
[17:33] <kunal_> ok.
[17:33] <kunal_> sorry
[17:33] <exia_> okay restarted, so what's now? ^^
[17:33] <phant0m_> sudo apt-get install kunal
[17:33] <acad> !info apturl
[17:33] <rski> !info ident
[17:34] <Pici> phant0m_: that is not helpful at all
[17:34] <phant0m_> sorry
[17:34] <nsadmin> !info pidentd
[17:34] <defib> Hello, can anyone help me fix broken packages on my ubuntu system?
[17:34] <mezquitale> Frunas, just run  "ifconfig"   without sudo,  what you are looking for is a line that starts with "eth0", that should be your network card, copy and paste the contents of that line
[17:34] <nsadmin> there ya go.
[17:34] <lstarnes> !info oidentd | kunal_
[17:34] <acad> geni: that missed my question.
[17:35] <phant0m_> can someone help me with this problem im havin
[17:35] <mhall119|work> phant0m_: please re-state the problem
[17:35] <kunal_> ok
[17:35] <mezquitale> !ask| phant0m_
[17:35] <exia_> Now i can access through exia.gotdns.org to my forum page but can you firecrotch or kpkeerthi?
[17:35] <firecrotch> exia_:  Yes I can
[17:35] <exia_> firecrotch, yay!
[17:35] <phant0m_> mhal : i wanna view sysconf logs and permission denied even as rot
[17:35] <exia_> thank you very much guys
[17:35] <phant0m_> root rather
[17:35] <lstarnes> kunal_: if you're using a router, you will need to forward port 113 on the router to your computer's lan ip
[17:36] <kpkeerthi> exia_: works now!
[17:36] <mhall119|work> phant0m_: strange
[17:36] <oskar-> Frunas:  what wlan device does you computer have? is it recognized? please pastebin the output of lspci or lsusb, whatever fits to the device type
[17:36] <Frunas> my problem is i cant get the internet to work ubuntu autodetected my neighbors access point but not mine
[17:36] <lstarnes> kunal_: you may also need to disable identd filtering in the router and/or configure the identd to handle nat masquerading
[17:36] <mhall119|work> phant0m_: what does ls -lha on the syslog files say?
[17:36] <thiagolvb> alguem tem problemas com modem e156 da vivo ai tbm ?
[17:36] <second_nick> guys
[17:36] <lstarnes> kunal_: I know that oidentd can support the form of nat masquerading that most routers use
[17:36] <defib> My computer was hit with a power surge when I was trying to install the package 'reconstructor' and now I have broken dependencies. Can someone walk me through fixing that?
[17:36] <phant0m_> dunno didnt try it
[17:37] <mezquitale> Frunas, are you attempting to connect to your router wirelessly?
[17:37] <phant0m_> brb ill see
[17:37] <Pici> !br | thiagolvb
[17:37] <Frunas> yes i am mezquitale
[17:37] <mhall119|work> defib: try sudo apt-get install -f
[17:37] <oskar-> Frunas:  ok, then you wlan device is detected and working, obviously... is your wlan router hiding its ssid? try to connect manually with the network manager menu
[17:37] <mhall119|work> or -f install, I can't remember the order
[17:37] <Godel> is anyine familiar with OS here?
[17:37] <scunizi> JoeM: did you get it to work last night?
[17:37] <eagle-eyes> Hi. I need some help on getting an install to work off of a USB stick -- installed fine and boots but an error comes up stating that it timed out waiting for /root. Any ideas?
[17:37] <mhall119|work> sorry, upgrade, not install
[17:37] <defib> dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error, aborting:
[17:37] <defib>  files list file for package `g++-4.3' is missing final newline
[17:37] <defib> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)
[17:37] <nsadmin> Frunas so how many paragraphs do you get when you run ifconfig?
[17:37] <Pici> Godel: What OS?
[17:38] <Frunas> i try to connect manually but i dont know what to put in the mac address and Bssid field
[17:38] <oskar-> Frunas:  leave it blank
[17:38] <Frunas> all i have is the SSID
[17:38] <haanuj> i have a problem with 3D effects
[17:38] <bullgard4> I am using Ekiga 3.2.0 on Ubuntu 9.04. When I call sip:500@ekiga.net I will get only in about 10% off all calls an echo. In 90% not; RTP packets are not returned. What messages in the terminal output of '~$ ekiga -d 4' should I look for to find the culprit?
[17:39] <Frunas> i put in the ssid and leave the rest blank and it just hangs
[17:39] <thiagolvb> someone has problems with the vivo's modem?
[17:39] <Pici> bullgard4: The best place to ask might be #ekiga on irc.gimp.net
[17:39] <mhall119|work> defib: try apt-get clean, then apt-get -f install
[17:39] <bullgard4> Pici: Yes.
[17:40] <mezquitale> Frunas, that is an entirely different situation, to enable wireless   you first have to enable your router first, login to your router, the ip should be 192.168.1.1 and you should know the password then turn on the wireless, configure the SSID on your router, dont configure security at first, then configure ubuntu to connect to your router
[17:40] <defib> mhall119: It still returned the same error
[17:40] <mhall119|work> hmmm
[17:40] <themod> hey guys and girls i'm having issues with two things on my server
[17:41] <themod> i need a good guide on how to setup phpbb3 and  an easy to use mail server
[17:41] <Frunas> k i got it connected to my router but there is no signal
[17:42] <Frunas> it finally recognized it with no signal
[17:42] <mhall119|work> defib: apt-get clean; apt-get update; apt-get -f install
[17:42] <mhall119|work> as sudo of course
[17:42] <oskar-> Frunas:  maybe the signal strength cannot be read out? does the connection work?
[17:42] <mezquitale> Frunas, do you have "Network Manager" installed??
[17:42] <themod> any one good guide on a mail server
[17:43] <themod> also has anyone gotten remote desktop to work via ssh?
[17:43] <defib> mhall119|work: same deal
[17:43] <themod> from windows yet?
[17:43] <mhall119|work> defib: strange, that should re-download any packages to be installed
[17:43] <defib> it did
[17:43] <Frunas> i dont think i have it installed
[17:44] <mezquitale> themod, nx allows connectivity via ssh, I'm attempting to configure that currently
[17:44] <defib> but then put out the same error on trying to install
[17:44] <Frunas> how do i install it?
[17:44] <mhall119|work> when does it give the error, on the -f install?
[17:44] <defib> yes
[17:44] <aresnick> Hi!  I'm trying to upgrade my kernel (right now synaptic says the package is broken), and it looks like the partition is full, a la https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/244764  -- I was wondering how I can resize my root partition?  Booting from a LiveCD didn't seem to let me use gparted to resize the partition. . .
[17:44] <mhall119|work> defib: are you using just the Ubuntu repos, or have you added others?
[17:44] <mezquitale> Frunas, go to "add/remove" and choose "Network Manager"
[17:44] <defib> I have other repos, should I temp disable them?
[17:45] <andrew__> hi
[17:45] <mhall119|work> defib: yeah, one of them might be interfering
[17:45] <andrew__> android not working in ubuntu
[17:45] <sukuri> is it a lost cause trying to get a linksys wusb54gc to work on a computer with 9.04 installed?
[17:46] <mhall119|work> defib: then do the whole clean, update, -f install routine
[17:46] <defib> okay
[17:46] <phant0m_> mhall i cant find what you mentioned above
[17:46] <neocortex> Hi! Which file now handles keyboard and keyboard layouts? It is not xorg.conf anymore.
[17:46] <themod> hi sorry had an issue
[17:46] <mezquitale> aresnick, try installing gparted on your machine, then run gparted and see if it lets you resize the partition, you might want to try umounting your root partition before and/or after you run gparted
[17:46] <Frunas> network manager is checked
[17:46] <themod> ok forget whol stated freenx
[17:47] <themod> i tried vnc but had a no go on my end
[17:47] <andrew__> trying to run android not working any ideas
[17:47] <mhall119|work> phant0m_: phant0m_ what do you mean you can't find it?
[17:47] <themod> woud not connect
[17:47] <bkraptor> neocortex: try copying one of the templates from /usr/share/hal/fdi/policy/* to /etc/hal/fdi/policy
[17:47] <mezquitale> Frunas, so install network manager then run it by going to "System->Preferences"
[17:47] <themod> how hard is freenx to setup
[17:47] <andrew__> downlaoded android for ubuntu
[17:47] <phant0m_> when i look in syslog there isnt anything tht states what you put above
[17:47] <Frunas> mezquitale if its checked does it mean its installed already?
[17:48] <mhall119|work> phant0m_: no, I mean to run "ls -lha /var/log/syslog"
[17:48] <neocortex> bkraptor: Which one: 10-keymap.fdi or 10-x11-keymap.fdi
[17:48] <sexy> please help
[17:48] <phant0m_> oh lol sorry total noob
[17:48] <mhall119|work> phant0m_: wait, you can read the contents of /var/log/syslog?
[17:48] <mezquitale> Frunas, yes, if it is checked it is already installed just go to "System-->Preferences-->Network Configuration"
[17:48] <Guest2248> any ideas?
[17:48] <themod> any one?
[17:48] <Bound> Hello. I need a some kind of parental control app for ubuntu. Too se where my son surfs
[17:48] <phant0m_> mhal this is what i get -rw-r----- 1 syslog adm 2.5M 2009-07-07 17:48 /var/log/syslog
[17:48] <bkraptor> neocortex: no clue, try both :)
[17:48] <ESphynx> any idea if I can install 9.04 64 bit on an existing XFS partition? that didn't seem to work... or maybe it's my sata controller? I have a P5N-E SLI ...
[17:48] <mhall119|work> Bound: Dan's Guardian
[17:49] <Bound> Is it free?
[17:49] <Guest2248> its called windows lol
[17:49] <mhall119|work> phant0m_: okay, but you can't read the file?
[17:49] <neocortex> bkraptor: Thanks!
[17:49] <Bound> And keylogger too?
[17:49] <phant0m_> no
[17:49] <Guest2248> lol
[17:49] <mezquitale> Frunas, The first step however is to configure your router, log in to your router, enable wireless without security and configure SSID, once you have done that let me know
[17:49] <mhall119|work> Bound: yeah, it's free
[17:49] <defib> mhall119|work: it gave the same error again
[17:49] <mhall119|work> it's not a keylogger though
[17:49] <sukuri> by the way I don't have Internet access on it otherwise and the router is in such a position that I wouldn't even consider relocating it. ndiswrapper is installed and the drivers that came with it are included. lsusb shows the card and ndiswrapper says it has the right driver for the job, but when I check ndisgtk to see if all is well, it says that it cannot check the status of the wireless card x.x any thoughts?
[17:49] <mhall119|work> defib: now this is a persistent bugger
[17:50] <mhall119|work> defib: do apt-get clean, then check if that package is in /var/cache/apt/archives
[17:50] <themod> ok i'll try freenx
[17:50] <Guest2248> any ideas?
[17:50] <Bound> mhall119|work: thanks. it would be nice if it logges keystrokes too
[17:50] <themod> what abouty an easy to setup mail server ?
[17:51] <mhall119|work> Bound: why not just supervise his computer activity?
[17:51] <themod> or even a vm appl so it's like real easy
[17:51] <defib> mhall119|work: it is not in there after Clean
[17:51] <oskar-> Frunas:  does "sudo iwlist scan" list the ssid? can you pastebin the section?
[17:51] <mezquitale> themod, I was told nx is much better than freenx, nx is now available for free but only for 2 connections
[17:51] <Frunas> brb i think i know what i have to do
[17:51] <themod> thats all i need from my end
[17:51] <Bound> mhall119|work: How?
[17:51] <mhall119|work> defib: how about in the partial folder?
[17:51] <Frunas> the router is setup
[17:52] <themod> mezquitale>thats all i need
[17:52] <mhall119|work> Bound: put the computer in the living room, so you can look over his shoulder
[17:52] <Guest2248> any ideas on android?
[17:52] <Frunas> ubuntu recognizes the router and it says its connected to it but theres no signal
[17:52] <zga> Hi. I tried to mount a new partition to be my home directory and failed in a strange way: I renamed the old folder to home_old, created a new home-Folder and edited the fstab (i have deleted the entry by now). I also put a copy of the home-dir onto the device I wanted to mount. After rebooting both the home_old and the home backup folder where nearly empty, only a few files are left, and the home folder was created new so my system configur
[17:52] <Guest2248> ok can u ppl see my question or not?
[17:52] <lstarnes> Bound: as far as I know there aren't any keyloggers that are in ubuntu's repos
[17:52] <Frunas> i think i have to d/c the modem and router for a few secs
[17:52] <themod> mezquitale>i also have webmin installed as well
[17:52] <willy> hola, buenas tardes
[17:53] <themod> so my remote mods can use that and something else
[17:53] <Bound> lstarnes yea, I saw that too...
[17:53] <defib> mhall119 nope, empty
[17:53] <sebsebseb> !es | willy
[17:53] <jetienne> q. i would like to build my own livecd based on ubuntu, where should i look ?
[17:53] <mhall119|work> defib: this is very strange, it's sounding like the ubuntu repos have a broken package
[17:53] <mhall119|work> jetienne: there is a wiki page with instructions for doing just that
[17:53] <aresnick> mezquitale: Can I unmount root while running?
[17:53] <firecrotch> jetienne: Ubuntu Customization Kit
[17:54] <defib> mhall119: let me give you the whole output and see if you can pick it apart
[17:54] <themod> mezquitale>can i symlink  a folder or share it with other users on the  server etc so my other users  can write their pages and i can move them to my dir or the like after
[17:54] <mhall119|work> defib: put it in pastebin.com, not here
[17:54] <mezquitale> aresnick, try it and see what happens, just make sure you save your work, i've used gparted on my machine and I've been able to change partitions
[17:54] <aresnick> mezquitale: OK!
[17:55] <themod> mezquitale>i have a www symlinked in my user not root account where i can work on my webpages
[17:55] <mhall119|work> jetienne: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[17:55] <mezquitale> themod, then it seems you know more than me, i am in the process of doing that on my machine
[17:55] <Hilikus> thanks a lot erUSUL, thats a cool utility
[17:56] <themod> that i don't want them to change right away with out me checking
[17:56] <Emery> ergh why does kde3 install so much shit
[17:56] <Emery> oops
[17:56] <Emery> wrong box
[17:56] <FloodBot3> Emery: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:56] <themod> mezquitale>unless it's the guy that mage the site for me
[17:57] <defib> mhall119|work : http://pastebin.org/463
[17:57] <Flare183> How can I recursively remove one word out of a bunch of files all at once?
[17:57] <themod> mezquitale>meant made lol
[17:57] <edbian> Emery: That's the way kde is!  gnome is the same way (tone of dependencies)  In fact many people think gnome is worse!
[17:57] <aresnick> mezquitale: it doesn't seem like it will let me unmount it.  gparted tries, but then root is still mounted.
[17:57] <Emery> edbian it's annoying
[17:58] <edbian> Emery: yes it is.  Try a different DE!  (gnome and kde are the most user friendly though).
[17:58] <oskar-> aresnick:  you cannot unmount a file system, where files are opened, yet
[17:58] <jetienne> firecrotch: mhall119|work: thanks looking
[17:58] <aresnick> oskar-: How can I unmount my root partition?
[17:58] <firecrotch> Emery: You can try installing just kde-base
[17:59] <disphazed> hello
[17:59] <Emery> firecrotch, too late
[17:59] <Emery> lol
[17:59] <jjnw> Emery, or xfce, very light weight
[17:59] <disphazed> somebody cant help me ? i have a serious problem with wine
[17:59] <rski> disphazed: #wine
[17:59] <stroyan> Flare:  Here is "never say never"      find dir -name pattern -exec sed --in-place -e 's/never//g' {} \+
[17:59] <mhall119|work> defib: yeah, it looks like g++-4.3 in the ubuntu repos has a mal-formed package
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[17:59] <rski> yes
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[17:59] <edbian> Emery: Here is a nice explanation of why kde and gnome are so big:  http://www.ghacks.net/2008/12/09/get-to-know-linux-desktop-environment-vs-window-manager/
[17:59] <firecrotch> Emery: Or rather, kde-core - and you can always remove what you've already installed - apt-cache purge packagename will completely remove everything
[18:00] <defib> mahll119: is there anywhere I can get a replace ment?
[18:00] <oskar-> aresnick:  you could try to change to another root and kill all processes accessing the old root (pivot_root, chroot). i don't know, how it works exactly. if you want to change something with the root file system, using a boot cd is normally simpler
[18:00] <mhall119|work> defib: I'm not sure
[18:00] <Hylian> hello guys, i was wondering if there is a way to run the screen resolution prog from like alt-f2?
[18:00] <Typh> damn, so many keyboard options, but no "make ctrl an additonal escape"
[18:00] <mhall119|work> defib: I've always relied on Ubuntu's packages being good
[18:00] <acad> does anybody know where i can find the apturl whitelist?
[18:00] <JoeliousCeasar_L> Hail!
[18:00] <mhall119|work> defib: I suppose you could manually install the package from Karmic, or maybe Debian
[18:00] <themod> ok bye guys and girls
[18:00] <acad> correct that: does anybody know where i can find the apturl repositories whitelist?
[18:01] <JoeliousCeasar_L> How does one add a font to ubuntu?
[18:01] <yellabs> hmm
[18:01] <Itsmee> Hi there could anyone help me get my intersill prism gt wireless card working please
[18:01] <rgmz> How does one add a font to ubuntu/
[18:01] <elli222> Wow. Chromium (browser) has Gtk widget support, aswell as it's blue theme! it works really well!
[18:01] <JoeliousCeasar_L> yes
[18:01] <JoeliousCeasar_L> its a TTF
[18:01] <Flannel> !font | rgmz, JoeliousCeasar_L
[18:01] <yellabs> Itsmee, it should work out of the box
[18:01] <aresnick> oskar-: When I use a boot cd, when I open gparted, I just have a couple filesystems, and nothing that's "just" the root partition.
[18:01] <stroyan> Flare183: Here is "never say never"-     find dir -name pattern -exec sed --in-place -e 's/never//g' {} \+
[18:01] <JoeliousCeasar_L> wha! ok
[18:02] <Itsmee> it works on ubuntu 9 but im running 8.04lts
[18:02] <Flare183> stroyan: nvm
[18:02] <derenrich> don't suppose vlc1.0 has made it into the repos yet?
[18:02] <Itsmee> as im using it to run emc2 (again catn install that to ubuntu 9 as im a noob)
[18:02] <defib> mhall119|work: how would I go about doing that?
[18:02] <yellabs> Itsmee, plug it in and see what happens, then do dmesg | tail to see any errors etc
[18:03] <oskar-> aresnick:  do you mean, you don't know which one is the root partition?
[18:03] <mhall119|work> defib: just google search for the .deb files, download them and double-click to install
[18:03] <Itsmee> its built in ill do the dmesg thing
[18:03] <Hylian> would xrandr work? and if it does, how would i set it back to 1024x768?
[18:03] <Itsmee> yellabs nothign there
[18:03] <ajp__> hey guys, got some ubuntu troubles.  i'll lock the screen, but when i come back and press enter (or click l-mouse) to bring up the unlock screen, it freezes.  i'm running 9.04 (2.6.28-13-generic).  never had this trouble before, but just got done setting up a simple TRENDnet TK-205i KVM switch.  any thoughts?
[18:03] <Itsmee> well nothign abotu the card
[18:04] <defib> mhall119|work, thanks, I'll let you know how that goes
[18:04] <yellabs> Itsmee, what does lspci show..
[18:04] <Itsmee> 03:06.0 Network controller: Intersil Corporation ISL3890 [Prism GT/Prism Duette]/ISL3886 [Prism Javelin/Prism Xbow] (rev 01)
[18:04] <yellabs> Itsmee, do you see any hint as that it is working? lights, etc?
[18:04] <AceBlade159> i'm trying to install ubuntu but it won't detect my HDD's i'm on a s939 MOBO NF4 Ultra Chipset, help please
[18:04] <Itsmee> no none at all
[18:04] <Kiljaeden> Yo les gens
[18:05] <treetop> can anyone teach me or point me into the right direction conserning how to use the command line bestt on ubuntu
[18:05] <rski> AceBlade159: do you have any raid setup previosly?
[18:05] <rski> AceBlade159: what ubuntu version?
[18:05] <Flannel> !cli | treetop
[18:05] <AceBlade159> no and 9.04
[18:05] <Kiljaeden> 10.4.11 XD
[18:05] <Itsmee> yellabs it says 03:06.0 Network controller: Intersil Corporation ISL3890 [Prism GT/Prism Duette]/ISL3886 [Prism Javelin/Prism Xbow] (rev 01) in lspci
[18:05] <Kiljaeden> What's the problem ?
[18:06] <Itsmee> it wont work kiljaeden
[18:06] <AceBlade159> riski: i tried a raid to see if it could see them that way but still no luck
[18:06] <Hylian> does anyone know what the name of the program is that changes the screen resolution in ubuntu?
[18:06] <mhall119|work> xrandr
[18:07] <Hylian> i know where it is, but one of my dos progs screws up my resolution
[18:07] <hetor_> xrandr -s 1337x666
[18:07] <Hylian> i am looking for the gui version i guess of xrandr
[18:07] <yellabs> Itsmee, i was looking at bug reports to see if there is anything on your wireless
[18:07] <Hylian> ok cool
[18:07] <ESphynx> Is XFS support included by default in Ubuntu 9.04  64 bit ?
[18:07] <Itsmee> ok kewl
[18:07] <Hylian> awesome thanx dudes
[18:07] <AceBlade159> rski: i tried a raid to see if it could see them that way but still no luck
[18:08] <ajp__> exit
[18:08] <yellabs> Itsmee, you can read with me if you like V
[18:08] <yellabs> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/116078
[18:09] <yellabs> Itsmee, you have all updates installed?
[18:09] <AceBlade159> rski: any idea's?
[18:09] <Cube> anybody watching mj memorial? lol
[18:09] <rski> nope
[18:09] <Pici> !ot | Cube
[18:09] <Itsmee> yes just updated
[18:10] <erxin> my filemanager went grey after i clicked on a image, i cant click on anything now in the filemanager, what means grey screen ?
[18:10] <jjnw> erxin, in 9.04 it means it's working
[18:10] <yellabs> sorry telephone
[18:10] <Itsmee> no worries
[18:10] <shane2peru> does anyone know why when I open a window in gnome it opens below other windows and not on top?
[18:11] <shane2peru> gnome-terminal does this, so does firefox, and many programs.
[18:11] <erxin> jjnw: how can i use the filemanager now
[18:11] <grawity> erxin: the file manager program is frozen for some reason - usually it means it's working hard.
[18:11] <shane2peru> when I open a new window of any program it should open on top right?
[18:12] <shane2peru> above the other windows right?
[18:12] <matrix_> hey  i have a dvd disk with pictures how can i copy this to my hardrive and make another copy of it yes iam the author of the pictures
[18:12] <grawity> erxin: if it doesn't return to normal after a few minutes, try closing it, if that doesn't work - go to Terminal and type "pkill nautilus", if that doesn't work either - log out and re-login.
[18:12] <jjnw> erxin, you have to wait or kill it off and try again
[18:12] <ramvi> I'm trying to package Ubiquity, but I'm getting No package 'glib-2.0' found. No package 'gtk+-2.0' found, even though I have apt-get build-dep, install libgtk+-2.0-dev libglib-2.0-dev build-essential . How come?
[18:12] <AceBlade159> i'm trying to install ubuntu but it won't detect my HDD's i'm on a s939 MOBO NF4 Ultra Chipset
[18:12] <treetop> can anyone teach me or point me into the right direction conserning how to use the command line best on ubuntu sorry i missed what you said earilyer
[18:12] <storrgie> which log shows me the text from my machine starting up?
[18:13] <rski> storrgie: dmesg?
[18:13] <shane2peru> am I the only one that has this problem???
[18:13] <shane2peru> no one else has experienced this?
[18:13] <Maria> Enter text here...hello
[18:13] <rski> heh.
[18:13] <AceBlade159> shane2peru: have you restarted your computer?
[18:14] <mhall119|work> Hylian: /part Lunch
[18:14] <mhall119|work> woops
[18:14] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: hmm, yep, this seems to be an on going problem
[18:14] <yellabs> hmm, how do i scroll the page in irrsi? LOL
[18:14] <Pici> yellabs: page up key
[18:14] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: I mean I do leaving it running for 3 or 4 days straight
[18:14] <Flannel> yellabs: page up/down or alt-p/n
[18:14] <yellabs> ok thanks
[18:15] <mlapchuk> can anyone help with mounting an NTFS partition in a bash script?
[18:15] <quentusrex> Help. For some reason a new server build is hanging when it tries to boot from the HD. It doesn't make it to grub. The last output is: Verifying DMI Pool DATA ..................... Boot from CD/DVD : , then the next line hangs.....
[18:15] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: is it something to do with running gnome too long?
[18:15] <AceBlade159> shane2peru: so it does it right after restart?
[18:15] <naftilos76> Hi everyone, i'm using Socket.gethostbyaddr(...) but for some ips no hostname can be resolved. Is there an explanation for that or is it that these ips just don't have DNS? I'm not a networking expert so forgive me if i'm talking nonsence!
[18:15] <dunks> im guessing you set it to boot from the hdd quentusrex
[18:15] <dunks> in bios
[18:15] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: no, this seems to happen all the time
[18:15] <quentusrex> dunks: I've set it there....
[18:15] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: it is quite annoying, but not a serious problem
[18:15] <naftilos76> Sorry! Wrong channel!
[18:16] <a514b> Where is all the users for port 9003 ssl irc.ubuntu.com
[18:16] <nsadmin> naftilos76: do you get the same response when you nslookup them?
[18:16] <linduxed1> is there an app that will scan forth which IP my router has?
[18:16] <AceBlade159> shane2peru: try reinstalling gnome, that's my best bet
[18:16] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: ahh, that isn't no good, this is my work machine
[18:17] <lstarnes> a514b: this network (freenode) does not use ssl for its main network
[18:17] <bayar> some one can help me to make i chroot environment to a user?
[18:17] <yellabs> Itsmee, any idea' s yet?
[18:17] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: there must be some setting somewhere to fix it, I mean this is Linux, there is nothing that cannot be fixed.
[18:17] <nsadmin> linduxed1: maybe traceroute
[18:17] <lstarnes> a514b: that port is only for freenode's test network
[18:17] <matrix_> hey  i have a dvd disk with pictures how can i copy this to my hardrive and make another copy of it yes iam the author of the pictures
[18:17] <AceBlade159> shane2peru: you should be able to do from synaptec
[18:17] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: I used to install at the drop of a hat, now I'm into fixing. :)
[18:17] <linduxed1> nsadmin: ok, but you'd have to guide me on that....
[18:17] <th0r> linduxed1: check ddclient, inadyn, dyndns
[18:17] <a514b> lstarnes I read testnet.freenode.net is testing ssl irc
[18:18] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: you mean like just sudo apt-get re-install gnome-desktop?
[18:18] <nsadmin> no I wouldn't... there's a man page, read it :)
[18:18] <yellabs> Itsmee, here an other read that might shed some light on it : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/153350
[18:18] <AceBlade159> indeed
[18:18] <lstarnes> a514b: it's only testing it though.  Don't expect to see everyone there
[18:18] <mlapchuk> hey all, i've made a backup script that backs up a bunch of directories to an NTFS partition but I can't run the script until i have manually mounted the partition.    is there a way to have this done automatically in the script
[18:18] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: hmm, can that be done while gnome is running?  or do I need to log into a terminal and killgnome
[18:19] <a514b> Funny Pidgin popped open a black box near the time with a pm ? :)
[18:19] <AceBlade159> shane2peru: it can indeed, i've hade to do it before
[18:19] <AceBlade159> *had
[18:19] <AceBlade159> shane2peru: my spelling sucks
[18:19] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: ok, I will give that a try, if that doesn't work, I guess my next thing would to be to purge my gnome config files, and let them be replaced.
[18:20] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: understood. :)  I do fonetical reading. :)
[18:20] <hiemanshu> How do i backup thunderbird?
[18:20] <fulkro> ubuntu es toooooooooooooda!!!!
[18:20] <AceBlade159> shane2peru: let me know if it works
[18:20] <Pici> !es | fulkro
[18:21] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: will do
[18:21] <Maria> #sex
[18:21] <Typh> How can I remap keyboard keys? I tried xmodmap but it doesn't work in terminal or gvim
[18:22] <wallshot> is it normal/known to have severe lag due to desktop effects in jaunty? (using ati proprietary fglx drivers)?  The 3d rendering and 2d video playback is great, but attempting to resize windows, maximize windows, etc, results in a solid 3-5+ seconds of the system freezing up as it figures out how to handle the desktop effects.
[18:22] <defib> I need help: "You system has broken dependencies. This application cannot continue until this is fixed." It then tells me to run 'sudo apt-get install -f" This is the output of doing that. http://pastebin.org/463
[18:22] <igor_> Hi, it seems that alsa causes some processes to hang ("disk sleep"), then I can't turn off my computer as "Shutting down ALSA naver ends"
[18:22] <igor_> It mainly happens with skype and mplayer
[18:23] <wallshot>  files list file for package `g++-4.3' is missing final newline
[18:23] <wallshot> defib: i had that crap happening all the time when i used the buggy ata_piix driver
[18:23] <wallshot> mad filesystem corruption
[18:23] <wallshot> you can manually edit the file and add the newline
[18:23] <wallshot> to shut that error up
[18:24] <defib> wallshot: how would i go about doing that
[18:24] <wallshot> but it doesn't mean that more crap like that won't continue to happen.  can't count how many issues the various info and status files for package management had
[18:24] <ryanhanks> I need help.  Apt can't verify/authenticate any packages I attempt to install
[18:24] <wallshot> the file would be in /var/lib/dpkg/ somewhere, probably info/g++-4.3.files
[18:24] <wallshot> defib: i would seriously be concerned by the cause though.  keep an eye out for this happening again.
[18:24] <negge> great, just spent two hours installing Ubuntu netbook remix on my EEEPc and the shit lags SO MUCH that the mouse pointer can't even keep up
[18:25] <wallshot> i went through 5 jaunty installs and by the time i did full dist-upgrades, i kept having trashed package info
[18:25] <negge> how can video driver suddenly become so absolutely incredibly shitty?
[18:25] <defib> wallshot: it happened because there was a powersurge in the middle of installing a package
[18:25] <wallshot> in the end i went into laptop bios settings and changed the sata controller from "compatibility" to "AHCI", which caused linux to use the ahci  driver instead of the ata_piix driver (which was the buggy crap causing all the corruption)
[18:25] <mlapchuk> how can i mount an NTFS partition through a shell script?
[18:25] <ryanhanks> I tried updating /etc/apt/sources.list and here's what I currently have: http://paste.ubuntu.com/212120/
[18:25] <ryanprior> ryanhanks: go to System -> Administration -> Software Sources, navigate to the Authentication tab, and select "Restore Defaults"
[18:26] <wallshot> defib: aah makes sense.   you can manually add the newline, but prolly will want to reinstall the package since it sounds like it may not have been fully/correctly installed
[18:26] <ryanhanks> ryanprior: I only have shell access to this machine
[18:26] <wallshot> less obvious things than the missing newline could be wrong with that install
[18:26] <defib> wallshot: thats the problem, I can't reinstall the package
[18:26] <wallshot> (once you add the newline, hopefully the package tools work enough for you to get what you need done)
[18:26] <ryanhanks> ryanprior: what would that do?  would that change what's in /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[18:27] <mrunagi> anyone know why sudo modprobe -r iwl3945 locks up my pc?
[18:27] <ryanhanks> can someone paste me what their /etc/apt/sources.list looks like?
[18:27] <ldlework> Hey guys, work just gave me this crap dev machine and I'm unsure how to get the correct resolution going. Its a Dell 20 Inch but it looks like for some reason I can only get it to go to 1280*1024
[18:27] <ryanprior> ryanhanks: No, it restores the authentication key used for default Ubuntu packages.
[18:27] <Itsmee> gone quiet in here
[18:27] <yabuk> I want to learn Korean, does anyone know what virtual keyboard can use "Hangul" independently of my hardware?
[18:27] <Pupeno1> Hello.
[18:27] <ryanprior> ryanhanks: without that key, the system can't verify anything coming from the Ubuntu repositories.
[18:27] <wallshot> defib: the file you want to add the line to is probably /var/lib/dpkg/info/g++-4.3.list
[18:27] <ryanprior> Itsmee: hardly. :-)
[18:27] <Itsmee> damn yellabs sorry my screen froze
[18:28] <ryanhanks> ryanprior: is there another way of achieving that without a gui?
[18:28] <firecrotch> ryanhanks: mv sources.list.bak sources.list  (you did make a backup before editing it, right?)
[18:28] <Itsmee> my screen froze lol
[18:28] <gunplumber13> 1500+ people in this channel and no one can help me with mounting NTFS partition in a script? :P
[18:28] <ryanhanks> firecrotch: yes
[18:28] <wallshot> gunplumber13: don't make such silly assumptions.   nobody has responded to you.  doesn't mean nobody can.
[18:28] <ryanprior> gunplumber13: running mount -t ntfs as root doesn't work?
[18:28] <igor_> sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/... /folder
[18:28] <Pici> gunplumber13: Why not mount it on boot from your ftsab?
[18:28] <yellabs> ok
[18:28] <Itsmee> ok so coudl someoen tell me the command to find out if a driver is loaded for my prism card?
[18:28] <yellabs> i see
[18:28] <gunplumber13> wallshot: i know i was being sarcastic
[18:29] <yellabs> lsmod
[18:29] <Pupeno1> My wife bought a recording sound device and when recording on Audacity the sampling frequency is not correct. It sounds like it's slowed down at 44.1khz, at 96khz it sounds more or less correct, but not quite. Any ideas what's wrong?
[18:29] <Itsmee> cheers 2 secs
[18:29] <ryanprior> !attitude | gunplumber13
[18:29] <defib> wallshot: what do i use to edit it? because gedit can't read it
[18:29] <yellabs> or lsmod | grep prism maybe
[18:29] <wallshot> :) i've had happy times with ntfs-3g (a fusefs extension) but i haven't really put kernel ntfs support to the test
[18:29] <gunplumber13> ryanprior: i want the script to run on startup but it can't access the NTFS partition unless i manually mount it before i run the script
[18:29] <ESphynx> Hey guys, anyone would know why I get the "no filesystem could mount root, tried: (a bunch of fs, except xfs which is what my partition where I installed it)" ?
[18:29] <wallshot> defib: can't read it? that's odd.  does the file exist? i usually use vi
[18:29] <th3seaw0lf> i need a little help with setting up broadband in ubuntu
[18:30] <th3seaw0lf> can anyone please help me?
[18:30] <ryanprior> gunplumber13: is the script run as root?
[18:30] <Itsmee> right it seams the drivers isnt loaded i read somethign abotu it being blacklisted?
[18:30] <jjnw> !ask | th3seaw0lf
[18:30] <loose> somebody know of asterisk?
[18:30] <igor_> gunplumber13: use /etc/fstab
[18:30] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: hmm, there is not gnome-desktop package
[18:30] <th3seaw0lf> how can i do this in ubuntu : http://www.geocities.com/th3seaw0lf/Xp.htm
[18:31] <ljungk> does someone know where i can read about init scripts and what's happening when the ubuntu system is started?
[18:31] <ryanprior> gunplumber13: if you want the NTFS paritition mounted automatically and not temporarily, use /etc/fstab as igor_ suggests.
[18:31] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: gnome-desktop-environment, but that isn't even installed,
[18:31] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: ubuntu-desktop, but that didn't seem to do anything really
[18:31] <AceBlade159> shane2peru: look through synaptec
[18:31] <gunplumber13> thanks i'll try that
[18:31] <th3seaw0lf> anybody free?
[18:31] <defib> wallshot: oh god, I'll pastebin what vi read it as
[18:31] <AceBlade159> asn ubuntu-desktop is just an applacation suite
[18:32] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: ok, be back after a while I will look at it then again.
[18:32] <yellabs> Itsmee, you need to know wich driver you need afcause , https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/153350
[18:32] <ryanprior> th3seaw0lf: you've been told that you should ask your question rather than asking or somebody's individual attention. Please just ask.
[18:33] <igor_> Does anybody have "disk sleep" due to ALSA?
[18:33] <ryanprior> th3seaw0lf: I see now you posted your link above -- in that case, just give us some time to respond. :-)
[18:33] <th3seaw0lf> ok, my brodaband connection is setup in windows in the following way: http://www.geocities.com/th3seaw0lf/Xp.htm , how can this be repeated in ubuntu?
[18:33] <defib> wallshot: http://pastebin.org/466
[18:33] <erUSUL> !pppoe
[18:33] <erUSUL> !pppoe | th3seaw0lf
[18:33] <th3seaw0lf> ok, checking it out
[18:34] <Sky[x]> anyone try make multi boot with truencrypt & vista + ubuntu ?
[18:34] <treetop> anyone willing to help me setup my apache server
[18:34] <Sky[x]> whats the problem ?
[18:35] <nsadmin> treetop what have you done so far? got a domain name you own? dns set up properly?
[18:35] <lnx> on modprobe acpi-cpufreq I get " Error inserting acpi_cpufreq ". So what`s the deal with cpufreq on 8.04 server edition with xeon processors?
[18:35] <erUSUL> !lamp | treetop
[18:35] <marco__> Hi there!
 right now i just installed ubuntu and got the apche service running
[18:36] <nsadmin> ok
[18:36] <mrunagi_> is there a way to use one driver automatically instead of manually modprob -r?
[18:36] <nsadmin> so it's working
[18:36] <mrunagi_> !driver
 yes it says its working, i'm trying to learn to command line so that i can work on it
[18:36] <erUSUL> mrunagi_: modprobe -r removes a driver
[18:37] <marco__> does any body know if the mesa 3d driver can supply 3d performance on my graphic cards that only supports openchrome?
[18:37] <aresnick> oskar-: Sorry, missed your last message.  Normally, when I open gparted on the running system, I get a bunch of partitions under /dev/mapper/, when I do it from the livecd, I just have two filesystems /dev/sda*
[18:37] <mrunagi_> i know but it locks my pc up
[18:37] <loose> can someone help me about asterisk?
[18:37] <erUSUL> mrunagi_: if you want to load a driver at boot time just do « echo modulename | sudo tee -a /etc/modules »
[18:37] <defib> I need help: "You system has broken dependencies. This application cannot continue until this is fixed." It then tells me to run 'sudo apt-get install -f" This is the output of doing that. http://pastebin.org/463
[18:37] <th3seaw0lf> how do i set up ADSLPPPoE in ubuntu 9.04?
[18:37] <th0r> mrunagi_: to get a module to load at boot add the name of the module to /etc/modules
[18:38] <jjnw> mrunagi_, you could add the module to /etc/modules
[18:38] <mrunagi_> so echo ipwraw | sudo tee -e /etc/modules?
[18:38] <nasrullah> hi
 i can setup domain and the dns and all, i was hoping someone knew the command line skill on how to work it
[18:38] <nsadmin> th3seaw0lf: easiest to get a dsl router
[18:38] <firecrotch> treetop: what do you mean by "how to work it"?
[18:38] <th3seaw0lf> no, it connects with a LAN card
[18:38] <Remear> could someone point me to a guide for creating a domain and configuring open directory
[18:38] <th0r> th3seaw0lf: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=apache+tutorial&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g10
[18:38] <nsadmin> treetop: you're going to need that skill anyway, so now's as good a time as any to get it
[18:38] <puff> My mouse is behaving oddly.
[18:39] <mrunagi_> will this automatically use ipwraw instead of iwl3945?
[18:39] <nsadmin> I'm not feeding you commands
[18:39] <the> how to make pxe clint to boot ghost from Ubuntu 8.10
[18:39] <th0r> oops treetop http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=apache+tutorial&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g10
[18:39] <AceBlade159> i'm trying to install ubuntu but it won't detect my HDD's i'm on a s939 MOBO NF4 Ultra Chipset, help please
[18:39] <zagabar1> Hi. You know how some servers streams music to a .pls file that anyone can listen on in winamp or vlc? Where can I find instructions on how to set that up for my ubuntu server? =)
[18:39] <firecrotch> puff: Define "oddly" ?
 i guess i should explain myself better i want to be able to configer it from the term. like add files remove files and setup the settings for it
[18:39] <mrunagi_> jjnw: will this override the default module? do i havve to restart?
[18:39] <puff> firecrotch: It jerks around and zips around the screen, I'll click on the network monitoring app and suddenly it'll disappear and appear 2-3 inches left onthe cpu-scaling icon, and I'll get a password dialog to authorize setting cpu-scaling.
[18:40] <jjnw> mrunagi_, sorry, no.
[18:40] <marco__> ?
[18:40] <mrunagi_> jjnw how would i do that
[18:40] <jjnw> mrunagi_, just checking
[18:40] <puff> firecrotch: This has been happening the past couple of days, both before and after a reboot.
[18:40] <treetop> i honestly havent even seen an option to set everything up using GUI. but thats fine i want to start using term for everything anyhow
[18:41] <defib> I need help: "You system has broken dependencies. This application cannot continue until this is fixed." It then tells me to run 'sudo apt-get install -f" This is the output of doing that. http://pastebin.org/463
[18:41] <firecrotch> puff:  Had you done any updates prior to this starting?
[18:41] <puff> firecrotch: Also, a couple of times the pointer froze in place.  I had a USB keyboard plugged in; both USB keyboard and laptop keyboard worked fine, but I unplugged the USB keyboard and plugged it in and it seemed to unfreeze things.  However, I think that was a coincidence of timing;  same thing happened yesterday without the dock or USB keyboard.
[18:41] <treetop> anyone know where i can get the MANS for that information
[18:42] <Pici> !cli | treetop perhaps
[18:42] <mrunagi_> erusul i ran that command but it is just sitting theree
[18:42] <puff> firecrotch: About a week ago, probably june 21 or htereabouts.
[18:42] <mrunagi_> th0r: u still here
[18:42] <edbian> treetop: To read the manual for a program run "man <appname>"  or man firefox for example.
[18:42] <marco__> help! do i have any chance to perform 3d  on a graphic card that only supports openchrome driver(VIA)
 thx
[18:43] <AceBlade159> i know i'm nagging but i've been stuck on this for a week now, please help me
[18:43] <edbian> marco__: No :(.  I had the same problem.  Complain to via for not supporting linux and buy a cheapo ati or nvidea graphics card.
[18:43] <erUSUL> mrunagi_: sitting there? you do not get the promt back ?
[18:43] <puff> treetop: O'Reilly books are generally excellent guides for this sort of thing.
[18:43] <mrunagi_> negative
[18:43] <thrope> hi - can anyone point me to some documentation about python 2.6 site-packages in 9.04? seems it has been moved around
[18:44] <edbian> marco__: The absolute cheapest ati cards run compiz wonderfully.  Mine cost $20 on tigerdirect.com
[18:44] <firecrotch> marco__:  VIA absolutely sucks when it comes to linux support
[18:44] <marco__> I see. nothing if i use mesa 3d drivers?
[18:44] <Apollo2366> AceBlade159: what's your problem?
 ok
[18:44] <erUSUL> mrunagi_: you must have misstyped it...
[18:44] <marco__> I know now
[18:44] <marco__> but i have a laptopo.....
[18:44] <mrunagi_> sudo echo ipwraw | sudo tee -e /etc/modules
[18:44] <AceBlade159> apollo2366: thanks, i'm trying to install ubuntu but it won't detect my HDD's i'm on a s939 MOBO NF4 Ultra Chipset
[18:44] <th0r> mrunagi_: ?
[18:44] <mrunagi_> erusul
[18:44] <edbian> marco__: You're outta luck :(
[18:45] <amikrop> Transmission fell from 99.71% to 99.50%. Is that data downloaded or estimated time?
[18:45] <marco__> I presumed that
[18:45] <lnx> on modprobe acpi-cpufreq I get " Error inserting acpi_cpufreq ". So what`s the deal with cpufreq on 8.04 server edition with xeon processors?
[18:45] <phant0m_> anyway to view vista log files in ubuntu?
[18:45] <amikrop> Very strange. Transmission fell from 99.71% to 99.50%. Is that data downloaded or estimated time?
[18:45] <negge> I hate to rant but UNR has to be the worst piece of software I've seen in mainstream Ubuntu so far. First of all the new launcher lags so incredibly that it is completely unusable. Then, when I try to uninstall it I get the infamous "dpkg subprocess pre-removal script returned blablabla" so now I can't even remove this junk! --> Off to install the normal Jaunty edition...
[18:45] <mrunagi_> th0r if i add it to modules, does it override the normal driver?
[18:45] <marco__> so no luck with mesa 3d drivers. I cannot find any feedback on that regard
[18:46] <Iderik> If I create an usb live key with ubuntu on it. is it possible to install ubuntu perment on the computer with it? and not only the live version.
[18:46] <th0r> mrunagi_: don't think so...add the 'normal' driver to the blacklist
[18:46] <roffe> does anyone use relakks?
[18:46] <defib> Can someone help me fix broken dependencies?
[18:46] <puff> treetop: This is a good intro: http://articles.slicehost.com/2007/11/23/ubuntu-gutsy-apache-config-layout
[18:46] <edbian> marco__: I did some investigating on the issue 2 years ago.  It was a dead end then and I am pretty sure it is a dead end now.  I don't know the details of mesa however.
[18:47] <phant0m_> anyone?
[18:47] <edbian> defib: We can try :)  what exactly is the issue?
[18:47] <puff> firecrotch: Ugh, I'm noticing that the pointer particurlarly jumps around when I (try to) click on something.
[18:47] <Apollo2366> AceBlade159: sorry, I can't seem to find anything to help you. :(
[18:47] <puff> Iderik: I think it should be.
[18:47] <marco__>  :( ok thanks guys i will find out and let the community know if i have any luck
[18:47] <Apollo2366> Hey, my friend is running Jaunty with all updates installed. Up until now he hasn't had any problems with it, but today he tried accessing the music on his phone, an LG Rumor, via USB. He says that the computer doesn't even recognize the phone. Help?
[18:48] <puff> Iderik: I didn't use the install feature, but I seem to recall it being there.
[18:48] <AceBlade159> apollo2366: i've been searching google and the forums, and thansk anyway
[18:48] <erxin> i cant change my wallpaper, i select wallpaper but no change
[18:48] <jjnw> mrunagi_, th0r , that's what I was looking for! There is another way of updating using mkinitrd, but blacklist + add to /etc/modules is easier
[18:48] <phant0m_> is there a way to convert vista log files to view in ubuntu
[18:48] <phant0m_> better yet view directly
[18:48] <erUSUL> phant0m_: what format are the vista logs in ?
[18:48] <edbian> Apollo2366: Is there a /dev file made when the phone is plugged in?
[18:48] <phant0m_> ntuser.dt
[18:49] <phant0m_> da
[18:49] <th0r> jjnw, mrunagi_ /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist...http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/11/24/disable-bluetooth-on-ubuntu-710/
[18:49] <phant0m_> dat rather
[18:49] <Apollo2366> edbian, not sure, where would I check?
[18:49] <grawity> ntuser.dat files are Windows registry hives, not log files
[18:49] <erUSUL> phant0m_: and less or any other pager can not view them
[18:49] <defib> edbian: I need help: "You system has broken dependencies. This application cannot continue until this is fixed." It then tells me to run 'sudo apt-get install -f" This is the output of doing that. http://pastebin.org/463
[18:49] <phant0m_> ok how about sam.log
[18:49] <Apollo2366> edbian, probably in /dev righht?
[18:49] <edbian> Apollo2366: You can look at /dev directly and also run "dmesg" before and after plugging the phone in.
[18:50] <edbian> defib: I'm looking at your output right now...
[18:50] <Apollo2366> edbian, thanks. I'll come back here with the out-put
[18:50] <Nameless_au> i have a question, seriously i am not trolling
[18:50] <lnx> has ubuntu server edition disabled cpufreq and powernowd in the kernel cause I can`t get it working, no matter what guide
[18:51] <edbian> Apollo2366: Look at both places before and after you plug the phone in.
[18:51] <mrunagi> sigh everytime i modprobe -r the driver my pc locks up with capslock flashing
[18:51] <edbian> defib: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a
[18:52] <Nameless_au> is there a difference in: 1) installing ubuntu and then installing KDE    2) Installing Kubuntu ?
[18:52] <th0r> mrunagi: well...looks like you need that driver
[18:52] <dogdogcatdog> does anyone know what the nexus.passport thing is pidgin is askin me to autenticate?
[18:52] <mrunagi> its a wireless driver =/
[18:52] <edbian> defib: That will reconfigure all reconfigurable packages on the system.  Answer the prompts correctly.  Ask here if you aren't sure.  It should take care of that little "#
[18:52] <edbian> #
[18:52] <edbian> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)" line
[18:53] <th0r> Nameless_au: not much. Installing ubuntu first will install gnome, but when you install kde desktop for all intents and purposes you get the same kde as kubuntu
[18:53] <Hetor`> Nameless_au: if you install KDE, you'll have both KDE and GNOME. If you install Kubuntu, you'll have only KDE.
[18:53] <TwoToneSpirit> Nameless_au +1 - I've wondered that too
[18:53] <mneptok> Nameless_au: yes, there is.
[18:54] <phant0m_> is there a way to view vista sam.log in ubuntu?
[18:54] <mneptok> Nameless_au: installing Ubuntu gives you a GNOME desktop, and then you'll be installing another desktop environment. Kubuntu gets you only KDE.
[18:54] <lnx> can somebody give me a hint for fixing cpufreq?
[18:54] <edbian> lnx: Some processors simply do not support setting the frequency.
[18:54] <Nameless_au> mneptok: tnx. ok, then if i chose option 1 and uninstalled GNOME, would it then be the same as option 2?
[18:55] <hiemanshu> I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 and i have no sound
[18:55] <edbian> lnx: I am not sure but it is possible that you simply won't be able to use cpufreq with a xeon processor.
[18:55] <rski> hiemanshu: has it worked before?
[18:55] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: what sound card/chipset do you have?
[18:55] <edbian> Nameless_au: Yes but a lot of wasted time.
[18:55] <lnx> edbian, I`m running on xeon 5335. cat /proc/cpuinfo -> stepping 7
[18:55] <joebodo> !sound | hiemanshu
[18:55] <hiemanshu> rski, New computer
[18:55] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, NVidia 780a SLi
[18:55] <zagabar1> Hi. You know how some servers streams music to a .pls file that anyone can listen on in winamp or vlc? Where can I find instructions on how to set that up for my ubuntu server? =)
[18:56] <Nameless_au> edbian: no arguments there, just wondering on the actual ubuntu build and if it's different in any way. thanks all!
[18:56] <edbian> lnx: I'm not sure about the details.  I'm just saying that I've heard before that some processors do not scale.
[18:56] <timofonic> Hello. Can anyone help my with my problem of Ubuntu not recognizing my usb hdd? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7575056
[18:56] <AceBlade159> so you are using the onboard sound?
[18:56] <A|i> which file is ubuntu's default crontab file?
[18:56] <mneptok> Nameless_au: if you want just KDE, install Kubuntu.
[18:56] <edbian> Nameless_au: NP.  (I don't know of any differences)
[18:56] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, yup
[18:56] <phant0m_> is there a way to view vista log files in ubuntu
[18:56] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: onne minuet
[18:57] <edbian> defib: How is it going??
[18:57] <hiemanshu> joebodo, i can see the control volume bar at the top
[18:57] <edbian> Apollo2366: How's it going?
[18:57] <phant0m_> any takers goin once
[18:57] <Apollo2366> edbian, it's taking a while, we're doing this over IM
[18:57] <hiemanshu> joebodo, shows HDA NVidia (Alsa Mixer)
[18:58] <edbian> Apollo2366: Are you in turn helping somebody else?  Why not just have that person get on the irc channels?
[18:58] <jjnw> mrunagi, when you do an lsmod does it list the driver you are trying to remove?
[18:58] <mrunagi> yes jjnw
[18:58] <Nameless_au> mneptok: i have xubuntu atm, but a feature i want in compiz is only available in kde... so xubuntu with kde now :/
[18:58] <edbian> Nameless_au: What feature of compiz are you talking about?  Compiz on XFCE is the same as compiz on kde.
[18:59] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: open terminal and run sudo lspci then dump the results in pasbin and put the link here
[18:59] <jjnw> mrunagi, is it used by anything else? i.e. the last col
[18:59] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu:*pastbin
[18:59] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, i am using linux for 4 years you need not be so precise :P
[18:59] <Apollo2366> edbian, I'm working on getting him in here now, and also he says it created a file whenever he plugged the phone in
[18:59] <Nameless_au> edbian: i am assured that the feature where you have the cube displaying 4 different wallpapers is only possible atm in kde (and still have desktop icons that is :P )
[19:00] <edbian> Apollo2366: If the phone is a USB storage device it should create a file.  That is correct :)
[19:00] <edbian> Nameless_au: Ooo, you got me there!  You're right.
[19:00] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: good to know, that saves me alot of time
[19:01] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, first time Ubuntu :P
[19:01] <hiemanshu> http://pastebin.ca/1487141
[19:01] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: you'll like it. i switched from gentoo
[19:01] <rameshwor> anyone plz.. i'm little confused about compiz,, is it just a window manager or a complete desktop.. or .... ?
[19:01] <edbian> rameshwor: It is a window manager but you can run it alone.
[19:01] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, I am on Ubuntu *hopefully* till i get sick of it
[19:01] <tonii> !info compiz
[19:02] <hiemanshu> I shift every month
[19:02] <edbian> rameshwor: It isn't a desktop environment because it doesn't have a file manager.
[19:02] <Nameless_au> hiemanshu: i call u ppl distro whores :P
[19:02] <rameshwor> file manager is the only thing lagging from desktop environment ??
[19:02] <anigel_> Hi ! Anyone who could help me with DHCP configuration please ? I need to set hostname on clients, from DHCP server.
[19:02] <hiemanshu> Nameless_au, exactly :)
[19:02] <roachy> lol @ nameless...
[19:02] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: what'd you come from
[19:02] <rameshwor> edbian: file manager is the only thing lagging from desktop environment ??
[19:03] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, Fedora 11 on my laptop and Ubuntu on this new computer
[19:03] <Flannel> rameshwor: No, compiz is a window manager.  It takes care of drawing the windows, etc.  It's not a desktop environment
[19:03] <edbian> rameshwor: Technically: http://www.ghacks.net/2008/12/09/get-to-know-linux-desktop-environment-vs-window-manager/
[19:03] <edbian> rameshwor: It's all a little fuzzy.
[19:03] <Nameless_au> hiemanshu: i had planned to do the same, but install my flavour of the month on a live usb disk setup
[19:03] <NickWebHA> I am have an issue with rsync and backing up to a mounted CIFS share. It seems to not detect the timestamps properly and copies over the whole file when it should not. Also at the end it says it is unable to set the timestamp. I assume this has more to do with CIFS than rsync but my Googling it turning up nothing I can use.
[19:04] <Apollo2366> edbian, so now what? He still can't access the phone
[19:04] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: alright, have you enabled the propritary drivers on the system yet?
[19:04] <NickWebHA> ^ am having
[19:04] <hiemanshu> Nameless_au, i have all my data on a 1TB external so i can play around with my inbuilt 500GB HDD
[19:04] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, i have only install nvidia-glx-180
[19:04] <roachy> rameshwor - Gnome/KDE/XFCE/Enlightment are Desktop Environments......Compiz is just a window manager that's capable of 3d effects
[19:04] <hiemanshu> installed*
[19:04] <edbian> Apollo2366: does it have a /dev  ?  What did dmesg say?  I'm just trying to find out if ubuntu sees the phone at all.
[19:05] <Sirisian|Work> I'm curious. In my old ubuntu server the text left of where you type commands with the user@hostname thing is colored green and the directory is blue. Is that like an old bash thing or is that something someone set? I noticed 9.04 doesn't do it.
[19:05] <rameshwor> roachy: then i can use compiz with xfce,kde,gnome.. all....... ok the what about beryl.. i heard about it too...
[19:05] <martin__> hi
[19:05] <Apollo2366> edbian, we've determined that it does create a /dev file whenever he plugs it in. He still hasn't run dmesg yet and I'm still trying to get him in here.
[19:05] <AceBlade159> check there agane (sp?) and see if there are any other nvidia one's avalable, because you have an HD nVidia sound chip
[19:05] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: check there agane (sp?) and see if there are any other nvidia one's avalable, because you have an HD nVidia sound chip
[19:06] <edbian> Apollo2366: When he does get in here get him into a room with just him you and I
[19:06] <derenrich> !ff35
[19:06] <derenrich> !ff3.5
[19:06] <edbian> Apollo2366: What is the dev file?  /dev/sdb1 or something?  When he puts files on the phone does he usually just drag and drop them into the folder the gnome makes??
[19:06] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, i figured i had put it in the wrong port, but i have choppy sound
[19:06] <gangil> !firefox3.5
[19:06] <Pici> gangil, derenrich: its in the Jaunty repositories
[19:06] <Apollo2366> edbian, how do I do that? Make a room, that is.
[19:06] <derenrich> Pici: non-beta?
[19:07] <gangil> oh ! no , I loved to do that:(
[19:07] <erUSUL> derenrich: yep
[19:07] <roachy> Sirisian|Work - that's due to the VGA settings set in the /boot/grub/menu.lst..... try adding a higher vga mode
[19:07] <roachy> vga=791
[19:07] <Pici> derenrich: Correct.
[19:07] <kaddi> !firefox-3.5
[19:07] <edbian> rameshwor: Beryl doesn't exist any.  Compiz fusion is the "fusion" of the old beryl project and the compiz project.
[19:07] <derenrich> erUSUL: hm, I checked last night and it wasn't there, is it the same package name as before?
[19:07] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: choppy sound... i've only had that on my creative cards
[19:07] <rameshwor> edbian: ok..
[19:07]  * gangil want it back , plz
[19:07] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, it has a onboard 5.1 Sound Card
[19:08] <edbian> Apollo2366: you just "/join #a room that doesn't already exist" to create a new room.  Then tell me and him the name you choose so we can "/join <room>"
[19:08] <edbian> rameshwor: ??  Are you confused about something?
[19:08] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: yeah, the problem is that it's a realtek chip, branded nvidia so i have no idea what driver you need
[19:08] <edbian> rameshwor: beryl used to be desktop effects.  I believe that the wobbly windows came from beryl.  The cube came from compiz etc etc.
[19:08] <hwilde> Hi I need to find a package to match kernel 2.6.24-18    How to do this ?
[19:08] <rameshwor> edbian: yes..  a lot of things..  ..
[19:09] <edbian> rameshwor: Ask more questions!  :)
[19:09] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, almost all are Realtek :P
[19:09] <AceBlade159> nvidia changed somthing about the chip and i have't a clue
[19:09] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: yeah
[19:09] <erUSUL> derenrich: yes. security repo must be enabled (it should be in any ubuntu install anyway)
[19:09] <Apollo2366> edbian: the room is #edbian-apollo-mike
[19:09] <derenrich> erUSUL: ok, thanks
[19:09] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, i am going to make some alsa changes and compile the latest version
[19:09] <rameshwor> edbian: heartly thanks for your encouragement.....    i'll be asking.. more.....
[19:09] <edbian> :D
[19:09] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, i am just installing VLC to test mp3
[19:10] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: lol, i was about to tell you to reinstall alsa
[19:10] <edbian> Apollo2366: I'm there!
[19:10] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, i thought it was Ubuntu specific problem so asked :) I know my way around in Linux :P\
[19:11] <th0r> hiemanshu: you know vlc 1.0 is out now
[19:11] <hiemanshu> th0r, yup i do :)
[19:11] <hiemanshu> but i hate compiling or manual install unless it is really required
[19:11] <sman> anyone know of a service where you can upload a compressed archive of photos, and the server will decompress and host the pics?
[19:11] <th0r> hiemanshu: on their website is a link to a ppa
[19:11] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: good luck... maybe you can help me. linux is detecting my nvidia sata controllers as ide controllers and not seeing the drives
[19:11] <erUSUL> derenrich: changed it is in updates too. http://paste.ubuntu.com/212165/
[19:11] <rameshwor> edbian: and why do i loose my minimize,maximize.buttongs  ( decorator or waht.. ? ).. after compiz ??
[19:12] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, What mobo?
[19:12] <hwilde> could someone give me the link to the apt alt download page (http)?
[19:12] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, i just installed VLC to test and it worked fine now, wow VLC can fix things
[19:12] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: NF4 Ultra
[19:12] <edbian> rameshwor: You have to tell compiz to use a window decorator.  There is a plugin for it.  Do you have ccsm installed?
[19:12] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, nForce 4?
[19:13] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: yup
[19:13] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, i have that on laptop works just fine
[19:13] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, lspci
[19:13] <assmonger> does anyone know what the correct procedure is for exiting a program when running with start-stop-daemon?
[19:13] <assmonger> i deleted the pid file and exit(0) on SIGTERM but my init.d script (just a copy of init.d/skeleton) just hangs on stop
[19:13] <AceBlade159> one min, i'll give you the past bin
[19:13] <hwilde> could someone give me the link to the apt alt download page (http)?
[19:14] <hiemanshu> !info firefox
[19:14] <zenlinuxPDX> I have an Ubuntu deb-src package and I would like to find out what configure options are being used to compile this package. Where can I find that info?
[19:14] <hiemanshu> Is there a FF3.5 update of Ubuntu yet?
[19:14] <edbian> hiemanshu: nope
[19:15] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: http://pastbin.ca/1487156
[19:15] <Pici> hiemanshu: yes, install teh friefox-3.5 package
[19:15] <ubuntunewbie> hi , I am using xchat , how do I set it not showing user login logout screen information ?
[19:15] <hiemanshu> Pici, i mean in repos
[19:15] <Pici> hiemanshu: So do I./
[19:15] <lwells> Is there anyway to get the map link in Evolution to open up with google maps instead of Map Quest?
[19:15] <rameshwor> edbian: yes ccsm   cmpiz. ..  setting manager right ? yes it is installed....
[19:16] <edbian> rameshwor: Do you see the window decorator plugin??
[19:16] <stroyan> Sirisian|Work: The coloring of shell prompts is part of what you control with the PS1 shell variable.  It can be set up differently in startup script files.  See http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prompt-HOWTO/
[19:16] <sman> anyone know of a service where you can upload a compressed archive of photos, and the server will decompress and host the pics?
[19:17] <dakarn> how to enable fortunes
[19:17] <rameshwor> edbian: sorry i'm on win right now  but  plz complete your instructin i'll be saving them...
[19:17] <resno> !server
[19:17] <om26er> how set shiretoko(firefox 3.5) default web browser
[19:17] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, how many HDD connected?
[19:17] <defib> Can someone please help me fix my broken dependencies? I've been trying to get help all morning..
[19:18] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: 2 160gb seagate and 500gb Western Digital
[19:18] <edbian> rameshwor: Go into the config for the decorator plugin.  there is a line called "window decorator" (or maybe it just says "command") in either case you want to type in that line "metacity"  :)
[19:18] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, fdisk -l
[19:18] <Sirisian|Work> stroyan, thanks.
[19:18] <lstarnes> om26er: look in system > preferences > preferred applications
[19:18] <hiemanshu> defib, what is the problem
[19:18] <lstarnes> om26er: the executable name for firefox 3.5 should be firefox-3.5
[19:18] <defib> edbian: that command you had me type didn't help at all
[19:18] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: nothing
[19:18] <edbian> defib: The reconfigure thing?
[19:18] <rameshwor> edbian: ok..   metacity is default in gnome .. ok then ..  emerald is what ?  decorator ?
[19:18] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, ls /dev/sd* /dev/hd*
[19:19] <defib> edbian: yes, it didn't help
[19:19] <blue_eyed> hi
[19:19] <blue_eyed> hello
[19:19] <SliMM> hello
[19:19] <angelo3> Helloooooo!
[19:19] <angelo3> !list
[19:19] <edbian> rameshwor: emerald is a fancy (effects like glass) window decorator.  It replaces metacity
[19:19] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: /dev/sda
[19:20] <SliMM> what type of partition should I use? LVM or encrypted?
[19:20] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, nothing else?
[19:20] <AceBlade159> nope
[19:20] <edbian> defib: Do you have the same output if you try to run sudo apt-get -f install ??
[19:20] <sman> anyone know of a service where you can upload a compressed archive of photos, and the server will decompress and host the pics?
[19:20] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, other distros?
[19:20] <FrEaKmAn_> would ubuntu accept additional harddrive formatted in windows?
[19:20] <defib> edbian: yes
[19:20] <hiemanshu> FrEaKmAn_, yes
[19:20] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu:confusing as hell huh? gentoo shows nothing, so i hadn't bothered with anything else
[19:21] <SliMM> i mean, I know I can encrypt partitions with LVM (even though I don't know how), but I don't know what the 'encrypted' option means
[19:21] <AceBlade159> 8.10 use to work
[19:21] <edbian> defib: What about "sudo dpkg configure <appname>"  where appname is the program that can't be installed.
[19:21] <benthemeek> greetings. I had a gutsy server that I wanted to update that I only have remote console access to. As the gutsy repos no longer respond, I did a find replace on sources.list gutsy with hardy. I then did an update and now Im running dist-upgrade. Will this take me to Jaunty?
[19:21] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, try other distro to see if they can work and try changing the option in BIOS for SATA
[19:21] <vanii> hallo
[19:21] <testeren> this is a test.
[19:22] <vanii> mir ist langweilig
[19:22] <leoquant> a question: comes apparmor in jaunty by default with profiles in enforced mode?
[19:22] <AceBlade159> no options in bios, only nVRAID
[19:22] <defib> edbian dpkg: need an action option
[19:22] <AceBlade159> which is useless
[19:22] <vanii> here a german ?
[19:22] <testeren> i got an 12" acer aspire. want better resolution on it.
[19:22] <vanii> pleace
[19:22] <jjnw> de! | vanii
[19:22] <edbian> defib: I'm out of ideas :(  Sorry bud
[19:22] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, There should be something to swtich to AHCI and other options
[19:22] <vanii> hey
[19:23] <jjnw> !de | vanii
[19:23] <testeren> i installed ubuntu. can i switch to AHCI now?
[19:23] <defib> edbian: thanks anyway!
[19:23] <vanii> hallo
[19:23] <hiemanshu> testeren, yes
[19:23] <snikker> hi someone can help me with a usb wireless adapter (chipset ralink rt73), i'm unable to get it working...
[19:23] <hiemanshu> hey VanDyke
[19:23] <edbian> defib: Good luck!
[19:23] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: nope, lol, it's an nForce 4, nvidia decided not to include that
[19:23] <hiemanshu> hey vanii
[19:23] <vanii> habt ihr alle linux ?
[19:23] <benthemeek> Does a dist-upgrade take you to whatever latest version of ubuntu there is?
[19:23] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, so you are on what right now?
[19:24] <rankinr> benthemeek: it should bring you to Hardy, not Jaunty. However, I'd recommend following the server upgrade instructions: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#Network%20Upgrade%20for%20Ubuntu%20Servers%20(Recommended)... I think they should work, even without the repos. if not, the replacing of the sources.list should work
[19:24] <treetopj>  i cant get my wireless working on ubuntu is anyone willing to help
[19:24] <leoquant> benthemeek no
[19:24] <defib> I need help with broken dependencies, I can't install anything until this is fixed. I can give the output of 'sudo apt-get -f install' if you want it.
[19:24] <blue_eyed> hello
[19:24] <Syrius> can some drives not be able to mount daul layer dvds ?
[19:24] <Pici> benthemeek: No, it pulls in upgrades that may have new dependencies.
[19:24] <Syrius> I have a dvd player
[19:24] <benthemeek> hmm
[19:24] <benthemeek> thanks
[19:24] <Ryan1> Having issues installing Java - installed it to my /usr/java folder.. but now what?
[19:24] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: well that apparently seemed to fix it, we will have to see with time
[19:24] <Sirisian|Work> hmm I think I found a bug in ubuntu 9.04 (or putty) dealing with bash. Maybe someone more experienced can verify. Run: export PS1="\e[0;32m\u@\h\e[m:\e[0;34m\W\e[m # " <--- it changes the colors of the normal bash window. Now push up to look at the history. Does something odd happen?
[19:24] <Pici> benthemeek: Are you looking to upgrade?
[19:24] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: a laptop, running vista (not my choice)
[19:24] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, there you go Laptop
[19:24] <leoquant> !apparmor profiles
[19:24] <AceBlade159> shane2peru: good to hear
[19:25] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: thanks for the info.  I reinstalled a few things, so not exactly sure what the problem was.
[19:25] <shane2peru> AceBlade159: easy enough fix for me.
[19:25] <sebsebseb> hi
[19:25] <AceBlade159> shane2peru that's usually how it works
[19:25] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: what do you mean?
[19:25] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, just try other distro like slackware or Fedora to see if they have the same problem
[19:26] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, Laptop bios has most options removed
[19:26] <Pici> defib: What issues are you having?
[19:26] <rameshwor>  HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden
[19:26] <rameshwor>  Proxy traversal failed.     help Xchat.. problem...
[19:26] <stroyan> Sirisian|Work: You need to surround the escape sequences to tell bash what characters are non-printing and not moving the cursor position. PS1="\[\e[0;32m\]\u@\h\[\e[m\]:\[\e[0;34m\]\W\[\e[m\] # "
[19:26] <defib> pici: I'll post the pastebin to yuo
[19:26] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: i thought you meant what was i talking to you on. no the computer with the problem is a custom build
[19:26] <benthemeek> pici: I am trying to take my gutsy server to jaunty
[19:27] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, ahhh
[19:27] <defib> pici: http://pastebin.org/463
[19:27] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, can that run windows?
[19:27] <Pici> benthemeek: You'll need to upgrade through intrepid first then.
[19:27] <benthemeek> but the gutsy repos no longer are there
[19:27] <benthemeek> hmm
[19:27] <rameshwor> edbian: Xchat won't work . plz. help....i want to talk with you all form ubuntu...
[19:27] <treetop> 7R3370PJ hello
[19:27] <AceBlade159> was till last year or so
[19:27] <edbian> rameshwor: It won't work?  I'm here to help!  Ask questions! :)
[19:29] <AceBlade159> hiemanshu: ack, was till last year or so. i'm not use to irc yet
[19:29] <rameshwor> edbian: ok my Xchat doesn' connect.  erro message " HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden Proxy traversal failed.
[19:29] <Devon_C> does anyone know the plugin that flickr uses for video?
[19:29] <Devon_C> I cant get any videos to load - and I already have the latest Adobe Flash installed
[19:29] <hiemanshu> AceBlade159, try other distros on that and see what happens
[19:29] <AceBlade159> kk
[19:29] <edbian> rameshwor: Very strange.  I have no idea.  Try stopping restarting it?  What are you using to chat right now?
[19:30] <Sirisian|Work> stroyan, oh. Well that work perfectly. thank you.
[19:30] <rameshwor> edbian: MIRC from win..
[19:30] <rameshwor> edbian: i'm connecting from LAN . using http proxy .... .....
[19:30] <Apollo2366> rameshwor: are you connecting to port 8001?
[19:30] <edbian> rameshwor: Ask others.  I honestly don't know :(
[19:30] <rameshwor> edbian: 8080
[19:31] <rameshwor> Apollo2366: 8080 to connecto to http proxy server....
[19:31] <Apollo2366> rameshwor, try 8001 from xchat
[19:32] <bucky> rameshwor: you running privoxy ?
[19:32] <masquerade> is there a way to make window title bars look permanently like unselected?
[19:32] <bucky> rameshwor: google Forbidden Proxy traversal failed ...it's the first hit
[19:32] <dakarn> masquerade: it's your WM theme
[19:33] <masquerade> dakarn: so i should look a bit around in emerald?
[19:33] <rameshwor> bucky: no nothing like that  just simply setting DNS and GATEWAY  it works in win...
[19:33] <edbian> masquerade: System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Theme tab -> Customize -> Colors Tab
[19:33]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por ahora
[19:33] <dakarn> masquerade: well if you edit the theme, you'll see active, inactive, etc
[19:33] <Pici> !away > D3f0
[19:35] <rameshwor> bucky: mozilla, synaptic,apt, pidgin.. all works but not the irc...
[19:36] <dakarn> masquerade: i'm guessing you use compiz as a WM and emerald as your window decorator?
[19:36] <masquerade> dakarn: not yet
[19:37] <SliMM> ok, how do I install ubuntu 9.04 on a lvm physical drive? (cli install
[19:37] <dakarn> one of the biggest issues in #ubuntu is that people run custom setups and it's difficult to tell how everything is set up :o
[19:37] <FrankQC> Hello !
[19:38] <ManDay> Hello, can someone quickly tell me the correct bash syntax for "if file A is larger than X (bytes/kb) then move A to B" ?
[19:38] <NDT1> Anyone know why if I mount a filesystem via the live cd to fix it I can't resolve hostnames to IP?
[19:38] <FrankQC> NDT1: is it wifi
[19:39] <NDT1> yeah
[19:39] <FrankQC> NDT1: Try plugging it in directly to an Ethernet
[19:39] <Poltergeist> can anyone in here tell me how to connect uverse from the router to Jaunty on an ethernet jack
[19:39] <stroyan> NDT1: The contents of /etc/resolv.conf should include a DNS server.  If you configure with DHCP that usually provides a DNS server to use.  Sometimes that server is a router that doesn't do the job very well.
[19:39] <NDT1> dang what I figured to...have to wait then I guess lol
[19:40] <Poltergeist> I have both setup as masters right now but I want to set the linux box to run as a router and link the laptop to it
[19:40] <Poltergeist> this way I can hide behind my linux box
[19:40] <jonex_> :(
[19:40] <jonex_> unix3
[19:40] <defib1> I've now submitted a forum topic to hopefully help me to fix my broken dependencies: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7576937#post7576937
[19:40] <Poltergeist> the uverse router has 4 ethernet jacks for output
[19:40] <jonex_> i need helpppppppppp
[19:41] <stroyan> NDT1: You could put "nameserver 208.67.222.222" into /etc/resolv.conf to use opendns servers
[19:41] <Kjell> !help
[19:41] <sebsebseb> !details |  jonex_
[19:42] <Andorin> Hello, can someone please help me troubleshoot multimedia keys in Amarok 2.0? The keys work themselves as they function fine in Songbird, and even after configuring the shortcuts in Amarok they won't work. Help, please?
[19:42] <stroyan> NDT1: Of course, local hostnames on the LAN won't be known to such external nameservers.
[19:42] <jonex_> I have Ubuntu 9.04 ...its slowwwwwww ......I have 4gb or RAM with an Intel Core 2 DUO 1.40GHz
[19:42] <sebsebseb> jonex_: slow when?
[19:42] <dakarn> poltergeist: you connect the wlan to the ethernet port on the box. then you bridge the network connection
[19:42] <NDT1> got ya
[19:42] <Kjell> jonex_: how slowwww is it?
[19:42] <jonex_> in my desktop effects
[19:43] <dakarn> wlan port on the router.
[19:43] <sebsebseb> jonex_: if you got 4GB  RAM I  assume you have  64bit did  you install that?
[19:43] <CorpX> is there a way to make windows the default boot option from the choose OS prompt
[19:43] <sebsebseb> jonex_: also have you installed your graphics card driver, if you got Nivida or ATI
[19:43] <kpkeerthi> jonex_: open a terminal and run 'top' command and see what is keeping your cpu busy, if any
[19:43] <jonex_> lets se de terminal
[19:43] <sebsebseb> CorpX: of course, but why would you want to?
[19:44] <CorpX> hehe
[19:44] <CorpX> mostly for vnc reasons
[19:44] <jonex_> I ran the TOP command
[19:44] <dakarn> you could completely erase linux from your MBR if you wanted corpx :p
[19:44] <CorpX> so when i reboot, it doesnt go into linux
[19:44] <sebsebseb> CorpX: you can use VNC from Linux
[19:44] <CorpX> i know, but i dont have the apps in linux
[19:44] <jjnw> CorpX, edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:45] <flodin> how can i set a memory usage limit on all my processes running on the desktop? There's the 'limit' shell builtin but it only affects programs started from that shell
[19:45] <jonex_> ????????????????????????????????????
[19:45] <jonex_> 911
[19:45] <sebsebseb> CorpX: what do you want to vnc?
[19:45] <Pici> !patience | jonex_
[19:45] <CorpX> outlook and all my regular apps
[19:45] <bucky> rameshwor: google Forbidden Proxy traversal failed ...it's the first hit
[19:45] <jonex_> aigh my bad
[19:45] <defib1> I've now submitted a forum topic to hopefully help me to fix my broken dependencies: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7576937#post7576937
[19:45] <sebsebseb> CorpX: on another computer?
[19:46] <CorpX> no on my computer
[19:46] <CorpX> so i can access that stuff when im not home
[19:46] <sebsebseb> CorpX: oh right I see
[19:47] <sebsebseb> CorpX: well  evolution may do the trick as an Outlook alterntive, and there's Sunbird for the calender.  also  Mozilla Thunderbird makes a good  Outlook Express replacement
[19:47] <sebsebseb> CorpX: I belive you may be able to run  Outlook pretty well in Wine now as well
[19:47] <sebsebseb> CorpX: and with enough RAM you can  run a  Windows virtual machine for stuff like that even, with Ubuntu as host :)
[19:48] <Xhema> who can approve my translation queue here?
[19:48] <judgen> Where is the karmic koala irc channel.. ubuntu+1 seems to be empty
[19:48] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  judgen
[19:48] <stroyan> jonex_: If you have Intel graphics you should have a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582    You can check your graphics type with "lspci | grep VGA"
[19:48] <lstarnes> judgen: it is #ubuntu+1
[19:49] <Xhema> who can approve my translation queue here? https://translations.launchpad.net/shqipoffice/+imports
[19:49] <CorpX> i see windows xp in menu.lst, but it already has "savedefault" under it.  do i just set it to true?
[19:49] <stroyan> jonex_: Oops. I pasted the same URL twice.  The second one was supposed to be https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/342923
[19:49] <sebsebseb> jonex_: you didn't need to go pm and  was the Live CD really slow?
[19:50] <wildc4rd> evening all
[19:52] <sebsebseb> wildc4rd: Good Evening
[19:53] <jjnw> CorpX, you may need to edit the file by hand (may be dangerous) as I don't think ubuntu has a gui for that
[19:53] <Andorin> Hello, can someone please help me troubleshoot multimedia keys in Amarok 2.0? The keys work themselves as they function fine in Songbird, and even after configuring the shortcuts in Amarok they won't work. Help, please?
[19:54] <mikelietz> I'm having trouble getting CD/DVD media to mount in Jaunty. Currently the only solution that works for me has been rebooting several times, then eventually it recognizes the media.
[19:55] <snikker> no one?
[19:55] <hqrsie> mikelietz, i had a similar problem.  turned out to be an intermittent hardware issue.  if you have an external drive to try it might save you some frustration or at least narrow it down
[19:56] <mikelietz> hqrsie: Hmm. I'll have to track one of those down, I guess.
[19:56] <jjnw> CorpX, or you may find that grub-choose-default will do the trick. Never used it but it's installable using apt-get or whatever
[19:56] <atlant_> Привет всем
[19:56] <mikelietz> I also have to "sudo modprobe -i usb_storage" frequently to get my USB thumb drives to appear.
[19:56] <jonex_> how i know if my processor its 32 or 64???????
[19:57] <sebsebseb> jonex_: if you have 4GB RAM,  I expect your  on 64bit
[19:57] <jonex_> but ...theres a way to be sure
[19:57] <hqrsie> jonex_, cat /proc/cpuinfo then google search the model
[19:57] <jonex_> I have a Dell Vostro 1500
[19:57] <robson> #django-br
[19:58] <AceBlade159> why won't ubuntu see my hard drives
[19:58] <hqrsie> a Dell Vostro 1500 isn't a CPU =P
[19:58] <jonex_> LAPTOP
[19:58] <stroyan> jonex_: The /proc/cpuinfo "flags" line will include "lm" if the CPU is capable of 64-bit.
[19:59] <stink> michael is gonna come out of that coffin
[19:59] <stink> this isn't real
[19:59] <firecrotch> AceBlade159: are you talking about the livecd installer not seeing your hard drive?
[20:00] <AceBlade159> firecrotch: nothing can see them
[20:00] <AceBlade159> firecrotch: i've tryed everything
[20:00] <help`> hello when i format i can't use root user, how i can enable using CLI to use root user! thx
[20:01] <jjnw> help`, are you using sudo?
[20:01] <jjnw> !root | help`
[20:01] <firecrotch> AceBlade159: SATA hard drives?
[20:01] <AceBlade159> yes
[20:01] <help`> jjnw yes i try sudo su root it require pass i try to put pass don't work if i use passwd root give me don't have right to
[20:01] <Hitman> Hi, I turned on the autologin feature in ubuntu according to "https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutoLogin", but now the system boots into a black screen with a white mouse (no gnome nor shell); ssh server is still working though... any ideas how to get gnome back?
[20:02] <AceBlade159> firecrotch: my mobo dosn't have acpi
[20:02] <firecrotch> AceBlade159: Try turning on IDE emulation in your BIOS (or off if it's on)
[20:02] <AceBlade159> firecrotch: but yes they are sata
[20:02] <jjnw> help`, you do not need root, just type sudo <command> and then your normal password
[20:02] <jjnw> !root > help`
[20:02] <AceBlade159> firecrotch: dosn't have those options
[20:03] <mikelietz> AceBlade159: see if you can change them ffrom AHCI to ATA in your BIOS
[20:03] <AceBlade159> mikelietz: nope
[20:04] <firecrotch> AceBlade159: What does fdisk -l spit out?
[20:05] <professor_> ola
[20:05] <AceBlade159> nothing
[20:05] <AceBlade159> firecrotch: oops, sorry nothing
[20:05] <professor_> what?
[20:06] <schummelpilz> hi, i have a problem configuring pptp vpn correctly. it seems i can connect without problems but then nothing is routed to the target LAN (eg no pings work...). logs can be found here: http://forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/problem-mit-pptp-vpn-auf-wrt54gl/#post-2053659 (its in german, but you just need logs). would be really nice to get some help o
[20:06] <Polterge|st> can anyone in here tell me how to set my AT&T uverse up so that I am running a patch cable to the ethernet on my computer from the uverse router and sharing the internet connection to my laptop ?
[20:06] <ubuntunewbie> hi , I am using xchat , how do I set it not showing user login logout screen information ?
[20:06] <schummelpilz> n that.
[20:06] <Polterge|st> I'm connected but I want to chain the connection so that the vista laptop is behind the linux machine
[20:07] <erUSUL> !inetsharing | Polterge|st
[20:07] <lstarnes> ubuntunewbie: right-click on the channel's tab and look for an option related to showing join/quit messages
[20:08] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: Thanks! It works :D
[20:08] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: Hi , there are another question I wanted to ask
[20:09] <lstarnes> ubuntunewbie: I generally don't disable those messages since it makes it nearly impossible to tell if someone who I was talking with just changed nicks or left the channel
[20:09] <Hitman> Hi, I followed the instructions in "https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutoLogin", rebooted the system, and now all I get is ubuntu loading a black screen with a white mouse (no gnome nor shell); ssh server is still working though... any ideas how to get gnome back?
[20:09] <lstarnes> ubuntunewbie: I think there's also a way to disable the messages for all channels using /set irc_conf_mode 1
[20:09] <lstarnes> ubuntunewbie: using 0 instead of 1 will reenable the messages
[20:10] <lstarnes> ubuntunewbie: what were the other questions that you wanted to ask?
[20:10] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: but the problem is , the message of discussing gone after 1 hours since the login logout message was too long
[20:10] <EfendiBey> hi all
[20:10] <Ryan1> What's the best way to install Java?
[20:11] <AceBlade159> firecrotch: no idea's i take it
[20:11] <EfendiBey> is there turkish help channel ?
[20:11] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: about grub
[20:11] <Pici> EfendiBey: #ubuntu-tr
[20:11] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: reinstall grub and edit it
[20:11] <ohir> !tr | EfendiBey
[20:11] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: I had another pc which installed with ubuntu 8.04
[20:11] <EfendiBey> biri geyik mi dedi
[20:11] <EfendiBey> :D
[20:12] <firecrotch> AceBlade159: Does another distro such as knoppix work?
[20:12] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: but the boot loader was erase once I tried window 7 beta
[20:12] <AceBlade159> 8.10 does
[20:12] <AceBlade159> firecrotch:8.10 does if i get it to boot
[20:12] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: now , the booting doesn't have an option to choose ubuntu
[20:13] <lstarnes> ubuntunewbie: you might want to take a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub
[20:13] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: wanted to restore back option booting with ubuntu , window xp and window 7 beta
[20:13] <Ryan1> What's the best way to install Java?
[20:13] <stroyan> lstarnes, ubuntunewbie: I use Settings->Advanced->Text Events to disable "Join" and "Part" messages without disabling "Change Nick" messages.
[20:13] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: I saw the link but I don't quite understand
[20:14] <AceBlade159> firecrotch: i can get 8.10 to boot if i don't have my 500GB plugged in
[20:14] <scunizi> Does the latest security update to pidgin also include the yahoo patch?
[20:14] <Cybertinus> hello
[20:15] <Cybertinus> When I plug in a USB device udev creates a new device in /dev. But how is that device called?
[20:15] <RockyRoad> !tell Ryan1 about java
[20:15] <firecrotch> AceBlade159: It seems that you're not the only one with the problem https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/+bug/365944
[20:15] <ubuntunewbie> :stroyan: thanks :)
[20:16] <sun01tech> i'm an idiot
[20:16] <s1gmab3ta1> hey guys, running 9.04 with all updates. trying to set up evolution to work with an exchange mail server. when i put in my data in the configuration screen and click "authenticate" it says an unknown error occurred and wont allow me to go on. what can i do?
[20:16] <scunizi> AceBlade159: I just came in so I missed a lot.. so you have sata drives?
[20:17] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: at the link , what is mkdir /media/root ? why I should do that ?
[20:17] <RockyRoad> !jave | Ryan1
[20:17] <AceBlade159> yes
[20:17] <RockyRoad> !java | Ryan1
[20:17] <scunizi> AceBlade159: and are you attempting to do a dual boot?
[20:17] <s1gmab3ta1> !exchange
[20:17] <AceBlade159> firecrotch: no they can see their hard drives
[20:17] <frostburn> s1gmab3ta1, evolution and exchange is a mess, i usually have to restart the daemon and the client once every few hours, pkill evolution, to restart
[20:17] <AceBlade159> scunizi: no, yuck
[20:18] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: but from this link it teach a different way , that's what confuse me http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351&highlight=window
[20:18] <lstarnes> ubuntunewbie: I'm not exactly sure.  I've never actually had to repair an installation of grub before
[20:18] <AceBlade159> brb, little cousin
[20:18] <scunizi> AceBlade159: ok :).. It wouldn't be a xfx motherboard or running the 8200 chipset would it?
[20:18] <hrga> anyone using beryl/compiz on T30?
[20:18] <s1gmab3ta1> frostburn: i haven't gotten it working yet though
[20:18] <Ryan1> RockyRoad: I downloaded a java bin file from java's website. I installed it, so it's sitting in a folder. But doesn't seem to be active..?
[20:19] <frostburn> s1gmab3ta1, run it from a terminal see if there's any more useful debug output
[20:19] <jamesgolick> is there any effort to get sshd up to the most recent in hardy?
[20:19] <Ryan1> RockyRoad: I realise that there are other methods of doing it.. just would like to get this way right
[20:19] <jamesgolick> looks like there might be a 0day
[20:19] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: I am quite confuse though , not sure what I should do to restore back ubuntu
[20:19] <Cybertinus> When I plug in a USB device udev creates a new device in /dev. But how is that device called? I'm not talking about a mass-storage device. And I don't got the device right here :/
[20:19] <ubuntunewbie> lstarnes: really out of idea , now it only boot showing 2 option window 7 and previous window xp
[20:20] <Hitman> Hey guys, I followed the instructions at "https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutoLogin" to setup auto-login, rebooted the system, and now all I get is ubuntu loading a black screen with a white mouse (no gnome nor shell); ssh server is still working though... any ideas how to get gnome back?
[20:20] <marle> hi, i've tried ubuntu again (not the newest version). Instal was no problem. but when I boot, I can't see the boot menu (screen says mode not supported). Is there other boot software I can try?
[20:20] <Typh> How can I remap keyboard keys? I tried xmodmap but it doesn't work in terminal or gvim
[20:21] <mividaendigital> hi
[20:21] <minimec> Cybertinus: Open a terminal plug aut/in the usb device and check the last few lines of dmesg. It normally shows you the /dev/?
[20:21] <jarsen> The UI for renaming my worskpaces doesn't show up - any ideas as to why? Jaunty - Macbook 4,1
[20:21] <Cybertinus> minimec: I don
[20:22] <Cybertinus> minimec: I don't got the device right here. But I need to create a symlink to it, so I can use it in the future ;)
[20:22] <Cybertinus> minimec: (sry for the early enter ;) )
[20:22] <s1gmab3ta1> i found the problem, i had left out the S in https...nevermind
[20:22] <scunizi> AceBlade159: you could try this despite the MB or chipset type .. I had to use it on the live cd.. At the first screen seen on the live cd boot you can F6 to insert options.  As most say erase splash and quiet from the kernel line but that's only so you can see errors during the remaining boot process.. You can add pci=nomsi to the end of the kernel line like I had to.. It may work for you.. it may not.. If it does after install you'll hav
[20:23] <minimec> Well that is bad. How do you want do make a symlink, if you can't check the exact mount point of your device?
[20:23] <cyberixae> I spent quite some time bored about gnome-terminal having an obvious usability issue, until I realize the right solution for it might not be that clear. Give your opinion about the matter at http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/20553
[20:24] <Andorin> Hello, can someone please help me troubleshoot multimedia keys in Amarok 2.0? The keys work themselves as they function fine in Songbird, and even after configuring the shortcuts in Amarok they won't work. Help, please?
[20:24] <Cybertinus> minimec: because the devicename will always be the same? :)
[20:24] <AceBlade159> scunzi: no it's a foxconn, nforce 4
[20:24] <roffe> I'm not sure if I've done something wrong but youtube still shuts down in ff3.5
[20:24] <minimec> Cybertinus: That is normally true. What kind of device is that?
[20:25] <Aijse> Andorin ... maybe a conflict with the general keybindings?
[20:25] <stroyan> Hitman: Maybe you misspelled the user name.  I expect that made a bad change to /etc/gdm/gdm.conf.  You could edit that file and look for the AutomaticLoginEnable=true and AutomaticLogin=??? lines
[20:25] <AceBlade159> it see's them in 8.10
[20:25] <Andorin> Aijse: How do I check that, and what am I looking for?
[20:26] <Davidebian> roffe: ff3.5 has been released or is still a beta?
[20:26] <Cybertinus> minimec: a controller for a modeltrain track :)
[20:26] <Aijse> Andorin, I myself had to remove the media short cuts in System--> Preferences--> keybindings
[20:26] <roffe> Davidebian: it's sharp
[20:26] <Aijse> and then configure them in Amarok.
[20:26] <Aijse> After that they worked for me
[20:27] <Davidebian> roffe: is sharp a derivate?
[20:27] <scunizi> AceBlade159: may still work for you.. as well as noapic and nolapic.. see this post https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/51720  and this list of posts.. https://launchpad.net/+search?field.text=pci%3Dnomsi
[20:27] <Cybertinus> minimec: I need to create a symlink to be able to controll the track in a Windows application running in Wine :)
[20:27] <Andorin> Aijse: I tried that just now for Play/Pause, and it apparently does not work.
[20:27] <ubuntunewbie> Anyone know how to restore back option booting with ubuntu , window xp and window 7 beta  ?
[20:28] <draginx> Why is it that when I have the multiverse rep checked and i did apt-get update, the updates didnt notice that VLC has been updated to 1.0?
[20:28] <roffe> Davidebian: It's released
[20:28] <Aijse> Andorin, then I probably cant help, not a genius at trouble shooting, just had a similar problem Good luck
[20:28] <Pici> draginx: Because there is no updated package for VLC 1.0 yet.
[20:28] <Andorin> Aijse: I just tried assigning Amarok's global Play/Pause to Ctrl+Enter, just to make sure it works, and that function does work...
[20:28] <draginx> Pici, you sure?
[20:28] <draginx> http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-ubuntu.html
[20:29] <draginx> 1.0 came out
[20:29] <Andorin> Mm, okay. Thanks anyway.
[20:29] <Pici> draginx: I know that, but that doesnt mean that such a package is in our repositories.
[20:29] <agoole> hey, I can't get sound in flash player, anyone point me in the right direction ?
[20:29] <om26er> can any1 tell me a way to move firefox to tray
[20:29] <draginx> Pici, ahh I understand now :) OK cool I'll just wait then :D thanks
[20:29] <Aijse> Andorin, What is the name that is bound to play in Amarok now?
[20:30] <Aijse> Andorun, something like media play?
[20:30] <minimec> Cybertinus: The problem persists. If you don't have the hardware next to you, who would you know the exact mountpoint. For example, there are wifi-sticks that are mounted as wlan0, other would mount as eth0 or eth1...
[20:30] <Andorin> Aijse: Yes.
[20:30] <Davidebian> roffe: ehmm, i use iceweasel that is the variant of firefox used by debian. its based on ff 3.0 and has many bugs
[20:30] <Aijse> Andorin, tried to relaunch Amarok
[20:31] <agoole> exit
[20:31] <minimec> Cybertinus: Do you know, that that your controller is recognised properly by ubuntu?
[20:31] <ubuntunewbie> Anyone know how to restore back option booting with ubuntu , window xp and window 7 beta  ?
[20:31] <sebsebseb> draginx Pici: yeah  the usual PPA  thing,  because Ubuntu/Canonical  won't just provide  updates for major new versions of packages,  since the security updates only in repos thing
[20:31] <Andorin> Aijse: Did it, still doesn't work.
[20:31] <jarsen> The UI for renaming my worskpaces doesn't show up - any ideas as to why?
[20:32] <AceBlade159> scunizi: where do i enter that command
[20:32] <roffe> Davidebian: Fair enough, this is only for the sharp 3.5
[20:32] <coordinador> hi
[20:32] <scunizi> AceBlade159: on the primary boot screen (livecd) prior to trying to load the desktop.. push F6 and enter it at the end of the kernel line.
[20:32] <minimec> ubuntunewbie: ubuntunewbie http://odzangba.wordpress.com/2007/03/10/how-to-restore-grub-using-the-ubuntu-live-cd/
[20:33] <Davidebian> roffe: sorry.... i even don't know what sharp is..........
[20:33] <coordinador> i want to change the default A4 to Letter, i asked in openoffice.org but as i have locales es-ES is not so easy as change /etc/papersize, so they tell me that better asks here (sorry for my english)
[20:33] <thrope> hi - can anyone help with this error: "Xlib:  extension "Generic Event Extension" missing on display"  - is there something to change in xorg.conf to fix this?
[20:33] <ShortWave> hi all
[20:33] <om26er> is there a way to send shiretoko(firefox-3.5) to ray
[20:33] <ShortWave> What's the easiest method of updating an Ubuntu machine?
[20:34] <roffe> Davidebian: that it's released... the sharp version
[20:34] <om26er> tray
[20:34] <tyler_d> whats a good bash editor?
[20:34] <coordinador> tyler_d, nano
[20:34] <ShortWave> tyler_d: bash editor?
[20:34] <kbrosnan> om26er: programs can't be mimimzed to the tray
[20:34] <ShortWave> tyler_d: You mean text editor.
[20:34] <ShortWave> tyler_d: Bash is a shell
[20:34] <wfiuewfew> Hi! I am running Ubutnu 8.10. I need to downgrade the kernel to a particular version. Does anyone know how?
[20:34] <tyler_d> no, bash.... shell script editor...
[20:35] <ShortWave> tyler_d: nano
[20:35] <ShortWave> or pico
[20:35] <ShortWave> or joe
[20:35] <ShortWave> or jed
[20:35] <tyler_d> is nano gui or is that straight from terminal?
[20:35] <roffe> Doesn't ff 3.5 crash for everyone watching youtube in fullscreen?
[20:35] <scunizi> tyler_d: terminal
[20:35] <ShortWave> it's a terminal-based text editor
[20:35] <CrniAngeo> irc.isohunt.com:7000
[20:35] <tyler_d> is there a gui one recommended?
[20:35] <CrniAngeo> eh
[20:35] <CrniAngeo> sorry
[20:35] <ubuntunewbie> minimec: It doesn't recognize window 7
[20:35] <ShortWave> if you're looking for someone to do general text editing you might look at Eddie
[20:35] <scunizi> tyler_d: gedit
[20:36] <kbrosnan> roffe: only for people using Firefox from mozilla and nvidia graphics cards with the binary driver
[20:36] <proq> wfiuewfew: your kernels are typically in /boot/grub, and you select the one to use from /boot/grub/menu.lst
[20:36] <Ex2> hello
[20:36] <tyler_d> gedit isn't bad, or kate, just wondering if there is others that may be recommended
[20:36] <ShortWave> Eddie is kinda neat, does syntax highlighting, and most compelling, has a nice "shell" kinda window (the worksheet) where you can test your scripts in situ
[20:36] <scunizi> tyler_d: if you're loading from terminal then gksudo gedit <filename>
[20:36] <ShortWave> tyler_d: Eddie
[20:36] <roffe> kbrosnan: ah ok. How can I use ff not from mozilla?
[20:36] <minimec> ubuntunewbie: After you recovred the master boot, you can do a grub update after booting your ubuntu from harddisk.
[20:36] <arnotixe_>  hi all how can I run norwegian openoffice from an english terminal in ubuntu jaunty? LANG= ?
[20:36] <ShortWave> tyler_d: http://www.el34.com/
[20:36] <Ex2> ummmm im having trouble with root anyone care to chat in private about it
[20:37] <proq> which utility do I use to create a derivation of a password?  gnupg2?
[20:37] <ShortWave> tyler_d: Might do what you need, it's very lean, but I've used it for a long old time.
[20:37] <Quagmire> Ex2: what trouble ?
[20:37] <kbrosnan> roffe: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=469439#c18
[20:37] <wfiuewfew> prog: the version I need is not in that file
[20:37] <proq> wfiuewfew: no.  you have to add it
[20:38] <jjnw> scunizi, why gksudo gedit? Is tyler_d editing a system file or something?
[20:38] <ubuntunewbie> minimec: which means after I do setup (hd0) , it grub will automatic update ?
[20:38] <tyler_d> ShortWave: checking it out... ty
[20:38] <roffe> kbrosnan: thanks! I'll look into it
[20:38] <scunizi> jjnw: not sure.. tyler_d use gksudo for root or system files.. if editing something from /home you don't need sudo or gksudo.. gksudo gives the correct environment for running gui apps as root
[20:39] <l1m5> anyone have any idea why i can't switch between workspaces in jaunty?
[20:39] <tyler_d> I use vim or vi for term editting ty for the update scunizi
[20:39] <AceBlade159> scunizi: where do i see the boot log
[20:39] <scunizi> l1m5: you have only specified 1 workspace maybe?
[20:39] <th3seaw0lf> hey, i have a LAN broadband connection, in windows, i wrote http://masti/, and a losal (LAN) site opened with movies n stuff on the server. but on ubuntu (firefox) i wrote the same n it takes me to www.masti.com etc, how do i make it open the LAN site specifically
[20:39] <scunizi> tyler_d: np
[20:39] <l1m5> scunizi, hmm i disabled compiz manager and they seem to be working again
[20:39] <l1m5> must be a bug in their code
[20:40] <minimec> ubuntunewbie: the page tells you how to get a configured master boot section to load your ubuntu distro. After loding that ubuntu distro from your harddisk, you do a grub update. That will normally give you your Win7 partition back, as it checks for all available OS
[20:40] <scunizi> l1m5: ah.. you have to set the number of desktops in compiz too.. seperate process.
[20:40] <m0u5e> how do i view my battery health information?
[20:41] <th3seaw0lf> anybody has any idea, i can explain in detail if anyone wants
[20:41] <Halitech> th3seaw0lf, add an alias in your hosts file
[20:41] <ubuntunewbie> minimec: how do I do a grub update ?
[20:41] <tscmga> hello
[20:41] <tscmga> i can not join #python
[20:41] <th3seaw0lf> how do i do that?
[20:41] <bastidrazor> m0u5e, acpi in a terminal
[20:41] <animuson_> im having major problems with postfix, whenever i started it, it would freeze my server and i had to go into my online control panel to kill it before i could do anything in ssh
[20:41] <tscmga> what is the problem?
[20:41] <AceBlade159> scunizi: it didn't work
[20:41] <animuson_> so i removed it and tried installing it again and now it keeps giving me errors
[20:41] <Devon_C> tscmga: it could be temporarily offline
[20:41] <scunizi> m0u5e: contact your insurance carrier and fill out form number 55A2 submit and wait for a week ,... the repeat :)
[20:41] <Devon_C> tscmga: I'll try joining it and tell you what happens
[20:41] <proq> tscmga: you have to be identified
[20:42] <m0u5e> bastidrazor: thx, let me try that
[20:42] <minimec> grub > ubuntunewbie
[20:42] <Devon_C> oh, that too
[20:42] <Devon_C> lol
[20:42] <proq> tscmga: read the irc.freenode window message
[20:42] <scunizi> AceBlade159: It was worth a shot.. sorry it didn't work..
[20:42] <ubuntunewbie> minimec: ?
[20:42] <bieb> any have the how-to so I can rdestop into an Ubuntu machine from a windoze box?
[20:42] <AceBlade159> scunizi: i'm trying to figure out what went wrong but i have no idea where the boot logs are, lol
[20:42] <minimec> !grub
[20:42] <dAnon> haha
[20:42] <Halitech> th3seaw0lf, add a line to /etc/hosts where the ip address of the server is first and then mast ie 192.168.0.100 masti
[20:42] <MrCraig> hi all
[20:43] <scunizi> AceBlade159: typically in /var/log.. also you can switch to a tty w/ ctrl+alt+F2 and type dmesg to see if there were any errors.
[20:43] <tscmga> proq: Cannot join #python: Registration is required.
[20:43] <tscmga> You need to be identified to join that channel
[20:43] <schummelpilz> hi, i have a problem configuring pptp vpn correctly. it seems i can connect without problems but then nothing is routed to the target LAN (eg no pings work...). logs can be found here: http://forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/problem-mit-pptp-vpn-auf-wrt54gl/#post-2053659 (its in german, but you just need logs). would be really nice to get some help on that
[20:43] <m0u5e> bastidrazor: mm which number refers to it's overall health?
[20:43] <proq> tscmga: that's what I said
[20:43] <xuwu> 好像没有中国人
[20:43] <Ex2> is it okay just to hang out here and throw questions at people
[20:43] <Pici> !zh | xuwu
[20:43] <m0u5e> bastidrazor: it says Battery 0: Full, 100%
[20:43] <dAnon> I recently messed GRUB up after changing partition size in windows partition application
[20:43] <proq> tscmga: you have to register
[20:43] <tscmga> (3:39:40) NickServ: (notice) You are now identified for tscmga.
[20:43] <scunizi> Ex2: yep.. don't ask to ask.. just ask
[20:43] <Pici> Ex2: Yep, just ask the channel a question.
[20:43] <bieb> Ex2: yep
[20:43] <Ex2> cool
[20:43] <dAnon> I didn't bother and reinstalled ubuntu :P
[20:44] <bastidrazor> m0u5e, do you have the power adapter plugged in?
[20:44] <animuson_> im having major problems with postfix, whenever i started it, it would freeze my server and i had to go into my online control panel to kill it before i could do anything in ssh, so i removed it and tried installing it again and now it keeps giving me errors
[20:44] <tyler_d> how do you check an md5 value for a file?
[20:44] <scunizi> !md5 > tyler_d
[20:44] <m0u5e> bastidrazor: yes i do
[20:44] <Davidebian> m0u5e: both gnome and kde have widgets to show the battery  charge
[20:44] <xuwu> 谢谢 。。
[20:44] <dAnon> what is wrong iwth Opera under linux
[20:44] <dAnon> flash runs terribly
[20:44] <tyler_d> ty
[20:44] <m0u5e> Davidebian: yes, but my gnome battery information applet, isnt giving me my battery health
[20:44] <scunizi> !cn | xuwu
[20:44] <dAnon> in firefox it works a bit better
[20:44] <bieb> any have the how-to so I can rdestop into an Ubuntu machine from a windoze box?
[20:44] <tscmga> xuwu: 你能加入#python么
[20:44] <pixlbox> Has anyone installed safari in ubuntu ?
[20:44] <Halitech> dAnon, actually opera works better for me with flash sites then iceweasel
[20:44] <xuwu> 中文里面一个人也没有的？
[20:45] <coordinador> how can i do that the new configuration in  /etc/papersize  takes effect?
[20:45] <xuwu> python 我还没有学的呢
[20:45] <dAnon> actually only Opera 10 works with flash for me :(
[20:45] <bastidrazor> m0u5e, the Full, 100% shows your battery is at full charge.
[20:45] <xuwu> 我主要搞PHP
[20:45] <tscmga> xuwu: 现在4点，有的也是鬼
[20:45] <MrCraig> yesterday I was struggling with a usb->parallel printer cable - unsolved - today I'm armed with a usb->com printer cable (PL2303) that's aparently recognised by ubuntu but I still can't figure out how to get this printer installed.  Please, if anyone has more of a clue than me about cups and/or usb troubleshooting (which isn't difficult) please help.
[20:45] <tscmga> xuwu,我只是奇怪。我加不了
[20:45] <dAnon> I can't get Opera 9.64 to work with flash, is there some trick with it?
[20:45] <JoeM> scunizi you there?
[20:45] <xuwu> 那你意思我们都是GUI
[20:45] <Pici> !en | tscmga xuwu
[20:45] <Ryan1> Require futher Java installation, please help
[20:45] <nathan7> dAnon: Install a less sucky browser?
[20:45] <m0u5e> bastidrazor: i don't mean charge, I mean battery health... for example how many times has the battery been charged, discharged, it's ability to hold a charge, etc
[20:45] <Davidebian> m0u5e: mm didn't knew this functions...
[20:45] <scunizi> JoeM: yep.. how'd it turn out?
[20:45] <nathan7> !nonfree
[20:46] <bastidrazor> m0u5e, ah.. that i do not know.
[20:46] <m0u5e> bastidrazor: i remember at somepoint gnome at this functionality... i just don't remember how or where
[20:46] <m0u5e> bastidrazor: :(
[20:46] <nathan7> !nonfree | dAnon
[20:46] <dAnon> nathan7 every other browser is sucky, because Opera is superior
[20:46] <xuwu> 加了。
[20:46] <JoeM> scunizi worked, after that was just normal xorg tweaks (and some other non-related issues)!
[20:46] <nathan7> dAnon: Ahem?
[20:46] <th3seaw0lf> that isnt working
[20:46] <animuson_> im having major problems with postfix, whenever i started it, it would freeze my server and i had to go into my online control panel to kill it before i could do anything in ssh, so i removed it and tried installing it again and now it keeps giving me errors
[20:46] <dAnon> especially after Opera Unite project is done
[20:46] <nathan7> I have unite in FF
[20:46] <dAnon> I mean final
[20:46] <Halitech> th3seaw0lf, did you restart networking?
[20:46] <nathan7> And no, I'm not giving it to anyone
[20:46] <nathan7> MY CODE
[20:46] <nathan7> MINE
[20:46] <nathan7> =p
[20:46] <JoeM> scunizi had all four monitors about 15 seconds after you left, so thanks for all the help
[20:46] <FloodBot3> nathan7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:46] <th3seaw0lf> the website is on the LAN, but when i open it with http://masti/ , it starts going to the web
[20:47] <th3seaw0lf> how do i change that?
[20:47] <scunizi> JoeM: you should REALLY write up the experience and fix then post to the ubuntuforums.org for others to find.  Glad I could help.. It was a joint effort! :))
[20:47] <nathan7> th3seaw0lf: Murder an ff dev
[20:47] <Ex2> will vnc work with windows and linux computers on the same network
[20:47]  * nathan7 hides
[20:47] <sebsebseb> Ex2: yes
[20:47] <th3seaw0lf> nathan7 : what does that mean?
[20:48] <Ex2> ty sebsebseb
[20:48] <JoeM> scunizi got a few things I would write up
[20:48] <MrCraig> Ex2: yes but on linux vnc port numbers correspond to virtual displays
[20:48] <nathan7> th3seaw0lf: Murder a firefox developer
 人呢？
[20:48] <th3seaw0lf> lol, that wont help
[20:48] <nathan7> th3seaw0lf: something about:config
[20:48] <th3seaw0lf> :P
[20:48] <Pici> nathan7: Thats uncalled for
[20:48] <Halitech> th3seaw0lf, did you restart the network?
[20:48] <nathan7> Pici: 0=
[20:48] <AceBlade159> scunizi: i think i found the problem http://pastebin.ca/1487260
[20:48] <th3seaw0lf> no
[20:48] <scunizi> JoeM: It's unusual stuff like this that is really helpful on the forums.. after you do it make sure you lable the post as solved if possible.
[20:48] <Ex2> ummm can you exsplane that better mrcraig
[20:49] <Halitech> th3seaw0lf, you need to restart the network to have it take effect
[20:49] <th3seaw0lf> the site is on the network n works fine when i try it with IE on windows
[20:49] <th3seaw0lf> it isnt on my computer or anything
[20:49] <red-lichtie> th3seaw0lf: Is your resolver configured to look in the LAN before going to the web ?
[20:49] <AceBlade159> scunizi: mainly lines 7-24
[20:49] <th3seaw0lf> no
[20:49] <th3seaw0lf> how do i do that?
[20:50] <minimec> th3seaw0lf: Modify /etc/hosts.
[20:50] <JoeM> scunizi now to finish copying over about 1TB of data from the old hardware...
 th3seaw0lf, add a line to /etc/hosts where the ip address of the server is first and then masti ie 192.168.0.100 masti
[20:50] <scunizi> AceBlade159: that certainly seems to point to it. I'd post the question to launchpad questions and see what response you get.. from there it can be moved to a "bug" status.. or just file a bug.
[20:50] <scunizi> JoeM: do it from cli .. don't use nautilus..
[20:50] <AceBlade159> scunizi: alright thanks
[20:50] <scunizi> AceBlade159: good luck!
[20:50] <th3seaw0lf> Halitech : i dont know the IP adress of the server.
[20:50] <MrCraig> vnc port numbers start at either 5800 or 5900 (don't remember which)  on windows implementations typically you omit the port number and connect to whatever screen (user login) is active.  Under linux that same port number refers to a virtual display number 0 - so 5800=display 0  5801=display1 and so on... under the same user account you can vnc to the machine several times and each client see's a different display.  Depend
[20:50] <MrCraig> ing on how it's configured you might not be controlling the same display as a user sat at the screen as you would in windows.
[20:51] <red-lichtie> th3seaw0lf: then do an nslookup on a windows machine
[20:51] <animuson_> how can i completely remove all postfix and dovecot files from my system?
[20:52] <bieb> I updated the Kernel to have PAE.. now when I go into the terminal the prompt is:  I Have No Name!@ubuntu1:-$  how do I change "I Have No Name!"
[20:52] <tyler_d> ok that information was good, however I have a file containing md5 hashes created using md5sum <<FILENAME>> >> <<HASHFILE>> and now I need to check the same file using the created hash located in <<HASHFILE>>
[20:53] <Halitech> th3seaw0lf, is it on your network?
[20:53] <th3seaw0lf> red-lichtie yeah
[20:54] <animuson_> how can i completely remove all postfix and dovecot files from my system?
[20:54] <red-lichtie> th3seaw0lf: then add that address + name to /etc/hosts
[20:54] <Ex2> wow that sounds complicated to me but i will give it a go thanks mrcraig
[20:54] <th3seaw0lf> Halitech:  the website is on the network, but firefox looks on the internet
[20:54] <Ex2> <---newbie
[20:55] <dayo> is anyone able to ping this IP 62.149.158.91 ?
[20:55] <th3seaw0lf> i cant add it to etc/hosts/ because i dont know the ip of the server the website is on
[20:55] <Halitech> th3seaw0lf, and when you modify your hosts file it will check that first and see that it is supposed to look internally and open the server and not take you to masti.com
[20:55] <th3seaw0lf> i just know the short URL
[20:55] <MrCraig> np - in my experience it seemed complicated to setup at first but after a few googles and messing in config files I got it how I wanted it.  You may have to read around some but I'm sure you'll have no problem getting where you need to be
[20:55] <ruadh> Hi. Where can I find a text/html decoder?
[20:55] <Halitech> th3seaw0lf, do you have physical access to the server?
[20:55] <th3seaw0lf> no i dont
[20:55] <dayo> one of my users is trying to access it, and we can't seem to get thru
[20:55] <Ex2> yeah thanks again am already reading got to love google
[20:55] <MrCraig> google's the king :)
[20:56] <MrCraig> except for resolving my printer issue!
[20:56] <dayo> this is the URL www.webmaildomini.aruba.it
[20:56] <red-lichtie> th3seaw0lf: Windows machine -> open cmd window -> enter "nslookup masti" -> add the resulting address to your /etc/hosts
[20:56] <Halitech> th3seaw0lf, can you ask the admin of the network what the IP address is?
[20:57] <th3seaw0lf> yeah, ok
[20:57] <th3seaw0lf> i'll try that
[20:57] <th3seaw0lf> thanks
[20:57] <pixlbox> has anyone tried out chrome on ubuntu yet ?
[20:58] <Ex2> mrcraig any sugestions on what vnc to get that would be for a simple minded person like me
[20:59] <th3seaw0lf> btw, how do I configure resolver to look in the LAN before going to the web?
[21:00] <Halitech> Ex2, controlling windows machines on the network or Ubuntu machines or both?
[21:00] <Ex2> both Halitech
[21:00] <user1_> any commands to click on a terminal and the object clicked opens there with required application
[21:00] <MrCraig> Ex2 - to be honest I don't really remember the version I used on my server - as far as I know they're all pretty much the same - for client side UltraVNC has some nice features such as file transfer
[21:00] <Halitech> Ex2, was going to say, if looking to control just windows boxes, look into Log Me In
[21:01] <MrCraig> LogMeIn is a nice tool too :-)
[21:01] <jjnw> Ex2, tightvnc has worked for me in the past
[21:01] <Ex2> ithanks everyone
[21:01] <snikker> someone can help my with my wireless card usb (chip ralink rt73)?
[21:01] <Halitech> MrCraig, too bad its windows only at this point :(
[21:02] <Flare183> Halitech: Actually, the developers (from what I hear) are working on a Linux port of it
[21:02] <MrCraig> Halitech, is it windows only server side?  I know I've used the client from both linux and mac os
[21:02] <user1_> any commands to click on a terminal and the object clicked opens there with required application
[21:02] <Halitech> Flare183, I hope they finish it soon
[21:02] <ajp_> i'm having some trouble with multiple monitors at different resolutions - the "shorter" monitor wants to match the height of the other, any thoughts?
[21:03] <MrCraig> anyone happened across zolved? :-)
[21:03] <Halitech> MrCraig, I think there is a Mac version now as well but can use any browser to control it on any OS
[21:03] <voip> heloo
[21:03] <bastidrazor> user1_, you may look into gnome-do. it doesn't give you the ability to click on the terminal but it does give you a quick short to all apps
[21:03] <MrCraig> that's one we use at work - similar to logmein but it doesn't leave your system open to be logged into again as you have to share a key to log in each time - makes it ideal for support desks
[21:04] <ubuntunewbie> wanted to ask , the Safely remove hardware in window xp , is same with ubuntu unmount.But why my external hard disk light doesn't shut down ?
[21:04] <user1_> thanks bastidrazor
[21:04] <ubuntunewbie> at window xp , the light is shut down and I can safely remove but why not in ubuntu ?
[21:04] <th3seaw0lf>  how do I configure resolver to look in the LAN before going to the web?
[21:05]  * MrCraig would recommend against forwarding X through an ssh tunnel :)  Omg the slowest thing in the world! Although it's nice to see the odd linux app window in gnome style appearing on your winbox desktop - novelty wears off fast.
[21:06] <MrCraig> what's an inappropriate ioctl ?
[21:07] <linux> hi
[21:07] <vadimer> Hello i need help setting up both my monitors. i have them both working but both of the monitors have the same thing on them. Is their a way to make one for extended desktop space?
[21:07] <sandy_> If I am trying to use a USB drive to play media on VLC, how would I locate that?
[21:07] <Halitech> vadimer, ati or nvidia card?
[21:07] <rinsmaster> sandy_, /media/... ?
[21:07] <vadimer> i have ati card
[21:08] <tyler_d> I am trying to check the md5 hash of a specific file.... one file has the hash then the path/to/file how can I do this?
[21:08] <Halitech> vadimer, do you know the model and have you installed the ati drivers?
[21:08] <sandy_> rinsmaster: that just shows the floppy and cdrom drive
[21:08] <CleanLaundry> whats a command line text editor
[21:08] <rinsmaster> CleanLaundry, nano
[21:08] <Halitech> sandy_, did you mount the usb drive first?
[21:08] <CleanLaundry> rinsmaster, thanks
[21:09]  * MrCraig raises the bar - will actually paypal actual money (albeit very little :)  to the person who gets my printer working! Think of it as a "guess the number of sweets in the jar" type deal.
[21:09] <vadimer> yes i have a HD3870 pro
[21:09] <bastidrazor> CleanLaundry, vim .. although vim has a tutorial that would need to be read. but vim by far is one of the best
[21:09] <vadimer> and let me look if i have drivers
[21:10] <Halitech> MrCraig, what model printer?
[21:10] <Ryan1> Need help installing Java from SUN website?
[21:10] <voip> hi
[21:11] <MrCraig> HP LaserJet 4  - connected via a choice of USB->Centronix Parallel Printer cable  or USB->Serial cable PL2303 from Prolific Technology
[21:11] <myvoip> .
[21:11] <dudette> Why were the only black stars and celebrities on the Michael Jackson celebration?
[21:12] <jim____> Where should I put something to make sure postgrey, dspam, and other services start up at boot?
[21:12] <dudette> John Mayer didn't even speak one single word.
[21:12] <n0gear> Ryan1: why u need install from Sun site?
[21:12] <MrCraig> dudette: cos everyone else believed the accusations?
[21:12] <jim____> There are /etc/init.d/ scripts for them, but they don't run at boot.  Not good.
[21:12] <bastidrazor> !ot | dudette
[21:12] <sandy_> Halitech: I think I now have it sort of working.  I have a lot of media on an external HD.  Its almost always plugged in to the computer.  I keep having my playlist library interrupted each time I restart the computer.
[21:12] <sirjoebob> so does anyone else have an issue with miro downloading past items?
[21:13] <asxsax_> wen i scroll over my .mp3 files no music plays. volume is on and music plays in mplayer etc. anyone got any ideas?
[21:13] <dudette> Strange.
[21:13] <Ryan1> n0gear: that's just the way I started and am stubborn to get it working
[21:13] <ryanprior> asxsax_: I noticed that too -- I think it's disabled for Jaunty.
[21:14] <f0ster> hey ryanprior
[21:14] <Ryan1> n0gear: would be grateful if you could help
[21:14] <ryanprior> asxsax_: though it could perhaps be a codec problem -- are you sure you've got the right codecs installed?
[21:14] <dudette> Sorry, no Brooke Shields was there.
[21:14] <natschil_> hello, when playing some dvds on ubutu I get vlc: /build/buildd/libdvdnav-4.1.3/src/vm/vm.c:1485: process_command: Assertion `0' failed. as the error on vlc...other dvds have worked fine in the past, so I'm thinking it might be an encryption thing...any suggenstions as to what could be wrong?
[21:14] <sirjoebob> asxsax_, check edit, preferences> preview under your file browser window
[21:15] <n0gear> Ryan1: was gonna sau use apt-get, but surely u have a reason to use sun site?
[21:15] <asxsax_> ryanprior: it was working until i performed the usual synaptic update, on jaunty now
[21:15] <ryanprior> asxsax_: does that mean you just upgraded to Jaunty, or just did routine security upgrades, or what?
[21:16] <Davidebian> asxsax_: sometimes i've that problem when update trought apt. i just redo the update after 2-3 dd and get this fixed
[21:16] <Ryan1> n0gear: my internet connection aint so good, so I've already downloaded the install bin file. and don't want to use the apt-get cuz it will involve downloading more
[21:17] <n0gear> Ryan1: mmkay. give me a sec i'll have a look of sun's site. better yet paste a link so its easier for me to find it
[21:17] <myvoip> distribution upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 is possible without trouble ?
[21:17] <asxsax_> sirjoebob- did that, its on always playing for music preview. ryanprior-routine security update Davidebian-what do u mean redo update?
[21:18] <bastidrazor> myvoip, 8.04 to 8.10 then 9.04
[21:18] <rickest> myvoip: worked for me using update-manager
[21:18] <rickest> actually, what bastidrazor said.  same path here
[21:18] <heatmzzr> why cant i play podcast and how do i fix it??????
[21:18] <Hilikus> how can i see if ubuntu is recongizing my usb drive as USB 1 or 2?
[21:18] <Ryan1> n0gear: http://www.java.com/en/download/linux_manual.jsp?locale=en&host=www.java.com:80
[21:18] <myvoip> thks
[21:19] <Ryan1> I took the "self-extracting file" and followed the instructions link
[21:19] <Davidebian> asxsax_: i reissue the commad to upgrade the system after some day
[21:19] <Ex2> thank you for everones help i am now controling my windows computers with my linux box
[21:19] <Ryan1> n0gear: I took the "self-extracting file" and followed the instructions link
[21:19] <bastidrazor> Hilikus, when you plug it in do a dmesg | tail  in terminal.. it will show the appropriate info
[21:19] <asxsax_> Davidebian: ah. ok
[21:21] <iskald> hey guys ; )
[21:22] <Hilikus> bastidrazor: does this mean it's usb1 ?
[21:22] <Hilikus> usb 1-1: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 4
[21:23] <bastidrazor> Hilikus, it appears so.
[21:24] <n0gear> Ryan1: java6-runtime java6-sdk would propably be the same from apt-get ....
[21:24] <dudette> Symbolic links can be created with the ln command in the shell. Is there a way to create hard/soft links in Nautilus?
[21:25] <coordinador> Why sometimes openoffice closes unexpectedly?
[21:25] <Ryan1> ok, but I have a bin file on my desktop and installed files in /usr/java.. but when I type java -v,  it says nothing's there
[21:25] <n0gear> http://www.java.com/en/download/help/5000010500.xml#selfextracting But theress the instruction for .bin
[21:25] <coordinador> Is ubuntu 9.04 and openoffice 3.0
[21:25] <n0gear> Ryan1: ^
[21:25] <Ryan1> n0gear: ok, but I have a bin file on my desktop and installed files in /usr/java.. but when I type java -v,  it says nothing's there
[21:26] <sandy_> I tried to get regular Ubuntu back after using Xubuntu for a bit but each time I tried to install it, it stopped at 82% where it scanned the mirror.  Any ideas?
[21:26] <Ryan1> n0gear: those are the instructions I followed
[21:27] <vox> dudette: right-click on the file or directory, select Make link, then cut and past that link to wherever you want it
[21:27] <n0gear> Ryan1: move the .bin file from desktop to /usr/java and you can follow the instructions
[21:28] <xim_> whats a good wave editor that works in ubuntu?
[21:28] <dudette> vox: That would be a hardlink then, right?!
[21:28] <AceBlade159> xim_: audacity
[21:28] <cube_> hey
[21:28] <kerhano> what up yall
[21:28] <cube_> i boot and login, but nothing appears for hours!??!?!
[21:29] <vox> dudette: no, it's a softlink
[21:29] <cube_> any ideas?
[21:29] <mobi-sheep> cube_: Tell us what you didd.
[21:29] <dudette> OK. Thx
[21:29] <xim_> i have audacity installed in synaptic, why isnt it showing up in my applications menu?
[21:30] <domina> Hey, does anyone know what I need to make youtube videos play well?
[21:30] <mobi-sheep> domina: 32-bit / 64-bit ?
[21:30] <dudette> And the softlink then automatically has the same ownership/permissions as the target that it points to?
[21:30] <kerhano> a good internet connection?
[21:30] <minimec> xim <alt>F2 killall gnome-panel
[21:30] <bastidrazor> cube_, once you login goto a tty then login and check ~/.xsession-errors for possible problems
[21:30] <cube_> mobi-sheep: ok so i boot. i have the loginscreen (says couldn't load the theme, tango something, and loeads the default theme). then i type in ursname and pass word. starts logging in, but i cant see anything except mouse and background
[21:30] <cube_> ok
[21:31] <domina> mobi-sheep: 32 bit
[21:31] <mobi-sheep> !flash | domina
[21:31] <Evil_Eric> hmmm i need to get a more simple vnc server set up
[21:31] <cube_> bastidrazor: says: checking xgl: not present - is that something bad?
[21:31] <vox> dudette: correct
[21:32] <bastidrazor> cube_, no, just a simple check.
[21:32] <cube_> ok
[21:32] <mobi-sheep> cube_: You changed theme or tried something silly?
[21:32] <Galaxor> Hi.  I'm using ubuntu 9.04.  My wireless doesn't seem to work unless I'm running Xorg and have the network-manager applet running.  I used to be able to use iwconfig/ifconfig/dhclient to connect.  Since upgrading to 9.04, I can say iwconfig wlan0 essid blah, but it won't actually associate.
[21:32] <mobi-sheep> cube_: Or was this a fresh install?
[21:32] <cube_> bastidrazor: says initialiing tracker: could not settle idle IO prioirty
[21:33] <cube_> mobi-sheep: maybe. the last time i logged in successfully on ubuntu on this computer was like 11 months ago :)
[21:33] <cube_> mobi-sheep: no, not fresh
[21:33] <bastidrazor> cube_, possibly create a new user then try to log in.
[21:33] <n0gear> Ryan1: any luck?
[21:33] <cube_> bastidrazor: gotcha. how to do that?
[21:33] <peterkirn> I'm trying to install the default ubuntu restricted nvidia package, that is, nvidia-glx-180 (180.44) from the Hardware Drivers tool. I added the linux rt headers when I built linux rt and linux rt is booting properly - prior to adding the nvidia drivers. But Xorg is reporting that it cannot load the nvidia driver. Runs fine under 2.6.28-13-generic (just not 2.6.28-3-rt)
[21:33] <kerhano> im using both 8.10 intrepid and jaunty,i like intrepid better and my wireless has had no probs in either
[21:34] <kerhano> ubuntu even supports [monitor mode with my wireless card
[21:34] <bastidrazor> cube_, in a tty do adduser newusername .. then it'll ask for a password and the such.. use the new info for the next attempt login
[21:34] <mersault> what's the current status of Xen on Ubuntu? I'm looking at the community docs, but they mention feisty and gutsy... Anyone played around with Xen on 9.04?
[21:34] <cube_> bastidrazor: gotcha thanks
[21:34] <bastidrazor> cube_, be sure not to delete the other account though.. you'll need to give the new user admin rights later .. if this works
[21:35] <cube_> bastidrazor: root number?
[21:35] <Ryan1> n0gear: I've already followed those instructions
[21:35] <bastidrazor> cube_, root number? that means?
[21:35] <cube_> bastidrazor: its asking for a root number. what should i type in?
[21:35] <ARR_> I am running Ubuntu 9.04 with 2 nVidia 9500 GT dual head video cards. When I move my mouse pointer between the 2 sets of screens (both in Twinview) the mouse cursor dissapears until I get about halfway through the secondary screens (on the second card). Any ideas as to what to try to resolve this?
[21:35] <cube_> Full Name: aosidjaosidj
[21:35] <cube_> Root Number: ?!?!?!
[21:36] <domina> mobi-sheep: the link 'click here to install flash' doesn't do anything when I click it...:S
[21:36] <bastidrazor> cube_, i have no clue what that means?
[21:36] <bastidrazor> cube_, leave it blank?
[21:36] <n0gear> Ryan1: try apt-get install then
[21:36] <kerhano> oooh
[21:36] <cube_> kk
[21:36] <kerhano> find a diff driver
[21:36] <adi_> anyone has idea about how to write and read minidisc's? here what i get on dmesg and lsusb http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/212244/
[21:36] <ctmjr> peterkirn, you need to reinstall the nvidia drivers for the current kernel
[21:36]  * Evil_Eric remembers he need apt-get update lol
[21:36] <cube_> bastidrazor: OMMG haha. it said "Room Number". i misread it lol. its just asking for stupid pim stuff lol
[21:36] <mobi-sheep> domina: Err.  Run the terminal.
[21:37] <domina> k
[21:37] <cjae> ok I have a box with three pata drives, two hooked on IDE controller cables and one hooked on a sata card  controller that has an IDE interface, I have downloaded the alternate install disc and need to use lvm to spread /home across more than one drive, all I see is guided partitioning options with lvm on the disc
[21:37] <peterkirn> ARR_: tried checking your layout in nvidia x server settings? it sounds like it might be an overlapping set of windows.
[21:37] <bastidrazor> cube_, right you can leave all that blank. username and passwd are the only important things
[21:37] <mobi-sheep> domina: "aptitude search flash" --> You see flashplugin-nonfree?  All appearing 'p' on the left column?
[21:38] <peterkirn> ctmjr: yes, definitely -- but I did install the rt kernel first, then the nvidia drivers - and while booted into the rt instance. Is there an easy way to tell which nvidia headers got built? Is there a reason the graphical tool perhaps didn't actually build the drivers for rt?
[21:38] <cjae> which really doesnt cut it
[21:38] <ARR_> peterkirn, I am able to grab a window of a program and drag it seamlessly between screens, even when I "have ahold" of the window I am dragging, the mouse pointer goes away, but the program window still drags seamlessly between screens
[21:38] <domina> yes, but there are two i on the left column as well
[21:38] <mobi-sheep> domina: What packages?
[21:38] <cube_> bastidrazor: ok, just fyi: before the login screen appears, is says: Could not load theme tango gdm
[21:39] <peterkirn> ARR_: oh, I see, the mouse cursor isn't updating on the second screen. What version nvidia driver?
[21:39] <n0gear> Ryan1: what error it gives u when u follow the sun instructions?
[21:39] <tim167> hello, i want to resize /dev/sda3, where i installed ubuntu, but it's way too small. how do i resize/move this with gparted (it seems to be locked now) thanks
[21:39] <mobi-sheep> tim167: Do it on LiveCD.
[21:39] <ARR_> peterkirn, 185.18.14
[21:39] <cube_> bastidrazor: im giving up. gonna boot to windows i think
[21:39] <mobi-sheep> tim167: You can't resize the partition you're currently on.  Use LiveCD to resize your partition.
[21:39] <tim167> mobi-sheep: i am already on live cd, then what do i do to unlock it ?
[21:40] <darrend> hi.  I just lost all sound.  Speakers are fine, all sound modules are loaded.  Tried "sudo killall pulseaudio && sudo alsa force-reload" to no avail.  Nothing obvious in logs.. anything more I can do?
[21:40] <peterkirn> ARR_: the experience I've heard so far is that 185.18.14 is causing issues for some people. Of course, rolling back is no fun at all, I know.
[21:41] <cube_> bastidrazor: for my other ubuntu computer, i'm looking for a pack (via synaptic) of mono fonts for my console. any suggestions?
[21:41] <ARR_> peterkirn, I upgraded to try and resolve this problem =)
[21:41] <cube_> darrend: tried simply rebooting?
[21:41] <darrend> cube_: trying to avoid it :)  3 people logged in, lots of stuff open.
[21:41] <mobi-sheep> domina: Try "sudo aptitude purge flashplugin-installer flashplugin-nonfree" then "sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree"
[21:41] <cube_> darrend: gotcha gotcha :)
[21:42] <Ryan1> n0gear: there is no error
[21:42] <cube_> darrend: and you ABSOLUTELY sure the speakers are working (on and so on :P)??
[21:42] <Ryan1> n0gear: when I type java -v - it says it's not installed
[21:42] <tim167> how do i resize/move /dev/sda3 (ubuntu partition, but although i am in live cd now i can't resize /dev/sda3 with gparted)
[21:42] <darrend> cube_: yep - plugged them into my portable - they're fine
[21:42] <cube_> darrend: gotcha. hmm
[21:43] <n0gear> you restarted browser? and tried http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp
[21:43] <n0gear> anf verify
[21:44] <darrend> cube_: also checked alsamixer (nothing muted) normal volume controls in gnome (seem ok)
[21:44] <mobi-sheep> tim167: Try mess around with /dev/sda3.  If you're on LiveCD, you should be able to resize unless you're using something complicated (ie, LVM, encryption setup, etc).
[21:44] <darrend> guess it could be hardware..
[21:44] <cube_> darrend: doublecheck the gnomeones. plus doublecheck application ones
[21:44] <cube_> (e.g. banshee aso.)
[21:44] <MikeChelen> why does camorama have an error with my webcam, when mplayer works fine?
[21:44] <Galaxor_> Okay, after I do "iwconfig wlan0 essid blah", how do I get it to actually associate?
[21:45] <cube_> darrend: you think something broke in the hardware?
[21:45] <darrend> cube_: yes, have done a few times.  Also tried playing a .wav file with aplay.. no dice
[21:45] <darrend> cube_: dunno.
[21:45] <Galaxor_> Cuz I set the essid, but it still says "AP: Not associated".
[21:45] <darrend> cube_: i's onboard nvidia chipset I think
[21:45] <tim167> mobi-sheep: i installed as second os on a windows xp machine, now i want to make the ubuntu part larger. i already was able to resize the windows partition, but ubuntu partition doesnt give me 'resize/move' option...
[21:45] <darrend> cube_: not a dedicated sound card
[21:45] <cube_> darrend: crap :)
[21:45] <macafe> How I do to run fsck in one NTFS partion?
[21:46] <Ahadiel> Galaxor_, dhclient wlan0
[21:46] <Ahadiel> Galaxor_, or dhcpcd
[21:46] <Galaxor_> Of course, if I turn on xorg, then it starts the network-manager applet and automatically connects everything for me.  But if I want to use wireless without the gui running, I can't do it.
[21:46] <help`> macafe fsck parition i think
[21:46] <Galaxor_> ahadiel:  But the card still isn't associated with the access point.  It never gets a response.
[21:46] <cube_> darrend: gosh i feel like you're stuck with having to reboot :/ and you even never know if thats gonna work
[21:46] <MrCraig> omg!
[21:46] <MrCraig> the printer!
[21:46] <MrCraig> it's printing something!
[21:46] <Ahadiel> Galaxor_, dhclient/dhcpcd does the association.
[21:46] <cube_> MrCraig: hahahaha :D
[21:46] <n0gear> Ryan1: Yes bro use the address i gave u and dload the *hit from JavaTM and you'll be ok
[21:47] <mobi-sheep> darrend: Try "sudo alsactl init"
[21:47] <evonise`emp> i have a problem that seems like this one: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/253321, and some guy there found a workaround. can someone tell me how i can try that workaround?
[21:47] <darrend> cube_: looks like it.  I'll prb try later and watch the dmesg on restart.
[21:47] <cube_> MrCraig: typical linux moment :)
[21:47] <MrCraig> what it printed was garbage, and it's still comming - but something is comming out :)
[21:47] <tim167> mobi-sheep: there is a keychain icon to the left of /dev/sda3 in gparted, does that mean it's locked ? how do i unlock it ?
[21:47] <cube_> darrend: yeah :( sry couldnt help you more lol
[21:47] <macafe_> How I do to run fsck in one NTFS partition?
[21:47] <darrend> cube_: np
[21:47] <domina> mobi-sheep: done, now what?
[21:47] <darrend> mobi-sheep: Cool!! that fixed it :D
[21:47] <mobi-sheep> darrend: :3
[21:47] <cube_> MrCraig: lol you craxx me up :)
[21:47] <darrend> mobi-sheep: thanks.
[21:47] <mobi-sheep> darrend: Welcome.
[21:48] <Ahadiel> Galaxor_, If you want something that connects without starting the gui, try wicd.
[21:48] <MrCraig> lol thanks,  I think now maybe I need to fix a driver issue - but I'm at last convinced that some signal is getting from my laptop to the machine - that gives me hope :) we all need hope :)
[21:48] <Galaxor_> ahadiel:  I'll check it out.
[21:48] <darrend> mobi-sheep: any idea what may cause it to become un-init'ed  (I hate not knowing these things)
[21:48] <Optimus55> hey is there any way to speed up the progress bar animation???
[21:48] <tim167> mobi-sheep: also i have this situation: /dev/sda3 contains /dev/sda5 and /dev/sda6, where sda5 and sda6 are the actual ext3 and swap partitions ubuntu is on
[21:48] <evonise`emp> hi, some workaround says:  at BusyBox prompt: execute blablabla. but how can i do that?
[21:49] <Ahadiel> Galaxor_, Once you configure an initial AP from the gui, everytime the wicd daemon starts, it tries to connect.
[21:49] <tim167> mobi-sheep:  i can resize sda5 and 6 but not the sda
[21:49] <mobi-sheep> darrend: Possibly a bug where shutting down would reset it back to mute default.  Generally when you install alsa, it's muted by default.  Look at "alsamixer" and you'll see some changes (etc default state).
[21:49] <JoeM> evolution stores all settings in ~/.evolution right?
[21:49] <tim167> mobi-sheep: ...sda3 they are inside of
[21:49] <mobi-sheep> tim167: I'm not sure how, I could try Google.  I never had to resize my partition.  I'll look for it.
[21:49] <Optimus55> Hey does anyone have a clue if there's a parameter i can change that controls the speed of the progress bar animation?
[21:50] <m0u5e> is there an ubuntu 9.04-1 i can download anywhere?
[21:50] <darrend> mobi-sheep: hmm.. I already checked alsamixer before.  I'll take a closer look.  Thanks again.
[21:50] <Optimus55> a gtk engine variable somewhere maybe?
[21:50] <mobi-sheep> darrend: Take a look now.
[21:50] <mobi-sheep> darrend: Because it changed few things in alsamixer.
[21:50] <darrend> mobi-sheep: yes, some levels have changed.  But nothing unmuted that wasn't muted when I checked earlier
[21:51] <darrend> mobi-sheep: I even upped everything I could in there before
[21:51] <stroyan> macafe_: http://www.linux-ntfs.org/doku.php?id=ntfsck looks discouraging
[21:51] <damagednoob> m0u5e,  9.04-1?
[21:51] <evonise`emp> hi, how can i execute a command during busybox?
[21:51] <Jigglypuff87> hi
[21:51] <jiri_> cao
[21:52] <mobi-sheep> darrend: Either way, your sound works now and you shouldn't face any errors too.
[21:52] <m0u5e> damagednoob: isn't it a more up to date build of jaunty?
[21:52] <darrend> mobi-sheep: yep. :)
[21:52] <mobi-sheep> tim167: You use LVM (and/or) Encryption?
[21:52] <cabrey> m0u5e, you could use the netinstall
[21:52] <m0u5e> mm where would i find the ubuntu jaunty netinstall?
[21:53] <MikeChelen> why would camorama show an error for /dev/video0 when mplayer works fine?
[21:53] <DPic> mikael79_, use cheese
[21:53] <m0u5e> MikeChelen: cheese is awesome
[21:53] <DPic> oops, MikeChelen, use cheese
[21:53] <Jigglypuff87> cheese?
[21:53] <MikeChelen> cheese isn't working either
[21:53] <domina> mobi-sheep: the video still doesn't play right...it just freezes at the beginning and the audio keeps playing..and I even let it fully load first
[21:53] <justanothercoder> anyone here knows how to configure exim with php ?
[21:53] <DPic> Jigglypuff87, it's like camorama but it actually works
[21:54] <jiri_> sejraaaa...
[21:54] <aresnick> Hi!  I know I need to make space on a partition, but it's not clear which one.  Here are the error message and the output of df -h--any help or pointers would be appreciated. http://gist.github.com/142363
[21:54] <puff> I am trying to look at this canon powershot A520.  I'm not sure if my problems are with ubuntu or with the camera, but it's not showng up in my USB devices when I plug t in.
[21:54] <mobi-sheep> domina: Firefox?
[21:54] <MikeChelen> m0u5e, DPic cheese shows only static
[21:54] <domina> mobi-sheep: I use firefox yes
[21:54] <jiri_> dcbfdbgfn
[21:54] <cabrey> m0u5e, I swear I saw one on cdimages.ubuntu.com
[21:54] <Zenoxio> I'm installing Ubuntu from CD, it was at 30% (Copying Files) and the screen faded. The computer is still on, but it slowly faded away. What happened?
[21:54] <cabrey> maybe not :/
[21:54] <mobi-sheep> tim167: http://gparted.sourceforge.net/larry/resize/resizing.htm ?
[21:54] <welsh> hi, i've lost the network manager from the panel
[21:54] <puff> Do I have to turn the camera on, turn it off, what?
[21:54] <tim167> mobi-sheep: my bad, found out i had to right-click on swap partition and do 'unswap', that unlocks the partitions, thanks !
[21:54] <billisnice> BLUETOOTH  If i get a bluetooth ear set can i put up sound threw the computer on it?  thanks
[21:55] <jiri_> try Xubuntu..
[21:55] <tim167> mobi-sheep: i mean 'swapoff'
[21:55] <MikeChelen> billisnice, yes, the setup is still a little tricky though
[21:55] <DPic> MikeChelen, hit alt+f2 and type gstreamer-properties
[21:55] <dabukalam> i'm having problems with my wireless card in ubuntu. how can i diagnose the problem?
[21:55] <mobi-sheep> tim167: Heh.  It was PEBKAC then. :o
[21:55] <jiri_> vyhodit z okna...
[21:55] <Jigglypuff87> xubuntu is awesome.
[21:55] <DPic> MikeChelen, then go to video and test the default input
[21:55] <cabrey> DPic, does cheese use gstreamer?
[21:55] <DPic> cabrey, yes
[21:55] <cabrey> DPic, hm nice to know
[21:55] <damagednoob> m0u5e, i would have thought if you wanted the latest stuff you'd need 9.10 alpha 2
[21:56] <MrCraig> ok - After setting the device uri to "file:///dev/usblp0"  - woohoo, page with one line of garbage followed by the printer self test, happens with all four of the driver ppd files for this printer, surely someone can help me over the last hurdle?
[21:56] <Zenoxio> Nevermind, screen came back
[21:56] <tim167> mobi-sheep: well more or less, yes :)
[21:56] <Evil_Eric> okay ive set up my vnc to comtrol 2 windows boxes from my linux box but i want to also control my linux box from my windows box but the server set up looks complicated to me
[21:56] <damagednoob> or just update 9.04 to get the latest updates for jaunty
[21:56] <jiri_> jaunty jackalope 4ever..
[21:56] <SliMM1> hello
[21:56] <Evil_Eric> yay!!
[21:56] <welsh> hi, i've lost the network manager from the panel
[21:57] <ubuntistas> when google chromium will be ready for jaunty?
[21:57] <ubuntistas> any clue?
[21:57] <welsh> can i get it back?
[21:57] <mobi-sheep> domina: Terminal --> uname -m --> It say i686 or x86_64?  I only want to confirm.
[21:57] <peterkirn> What might cause DKMS to fail with nvidia-glx on 9.04? It appears some people are successfully installing nvidia-glx and I was able to do it in the order (1) linux-rt + linux-rt-headers (for my 2.6.28-3-rt) (2) installing from the repository via the graphical tool. Is there a way to manually install the proper nvidia-glx headers?
[21:57] <cabrey> ubuntistas, ready when it's ready, but it is usable now
[21:57] <SliMM1> i just did what I always said I wouldn't do: I installed jaunty
[21:57] <mobi-sheep> ubuntistas: If Google want to make one for linux.
[21:57] <ubuntistas> cabrey when exactly?
[21:57] <domina> mobi-sheep: i686
[21:57] <MikeChelen> DPic, v4l shows "could not read from resource" and v4l2 "could not negotiate format"
[21:57] <hrga> anyone using compiz/beryl on Thinkpad T30?
[21:58] <cabrey> ubuntistas, I said it'll be ready *when* it's ready
[21:58] <ubuntistas> hey watch your mouth
[21:58] <SliMM1> I already have several problems with the damn thing: it doesn't seem to recognize my mouse, it works pretty slowly etc
[21:58] <SliMM1> what can I do regarding the mouse?
[21:58] <cabrey> ubuntistas, ...
[21:58] <welsh> i guess nobody knows...
[21:58] <mobi-sheep> ubuntistas: Chromium is built daily -- You can use it for experiment.  However, Google Chrome are built *on* Chromium.
[21:59] <mobi-sheep> ubuntistas: https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa
[21:59] <ubuntistas> ........ there is no words to describe your behaviour unacceptable
[21:59] <cube_> brb
[21:59] <ubuntistas> ok sheep thx
[21:59] <DPic> MikeChelen, sorry, i'm not sure what you can do...try googling "ubuntu [webcam model]"
[21:59] <skoenman> can someone please tell me what i can be if my ubuntu 8.04 gives me error when triing to run backuppc ???the error says nt status access denied ...think its something with samba but im not sure any help will be apreciated
[21:59] <cabrey> ubuntistas, I'm sorry, what? I said chromium will be ready when the devs feel it is up to par quality wise
[21:59] <treetop> are you doinf it in root
[21:59] <treetop> doing*
[22:00] <mobi-sheep> !flash | domina mobi-sheep
[22:00] <MikeChelen> DPic, the strange thing is "mplayer /dev/video0" works fine
[22:00] <skoenman> can someone please tell me what i can be if my ubuntu 8.04 gives me error when triing to run backuppc ???the error says nt status access denied ...think its something with samba but im not sure any help will be apreciated
[22:00] <Monkier> Hey can someone recommend a good utility to record my desktop? I tried gtk-recordmydesktop but it practically freezes my computer when it is open.
[22:00] <tyler_d> what is space delimited for IFS= ??
[22:01] <DPic> MikeChelen, mplayer doesn't use the gstreamer framework. what's strange is that mplayer works and gstreamer doesn't.
[22:01] <welsh> hi, i've lost the network manager from the panel. can i get it back?
[22:01] <DPic> Monkier, istanbul
[22:01] <domina> mobi-sheep: errrmmm....you sent that link already? no?
[22:01] <wrektjet> hey does anyone know the status of .flac files in rhythmbox
[22:01] <dabukalam> hi i'm having problems with my wireless card in ubuntu. how can i diagnose the problem?
[22:01] <cabrey> Monkier, if you dont have that great of hardware, not much else we can suggest :/
[22:01] <Monkier> No the hardware is fine
[22:01] <DPic> Monkier, istanbul uses gstramer, but it probably won't be any faster on old hardware
[22:02] <Monkier> ive got a q6600 and a radeon 4800 series card
[22:02] <skoenman> can someone please tell me what i can be if my ubuntu 8.04 gives me error when triing to run backuppc ???the error says nt status access denied ...think its something with samba but im not sure any help will be apreciated
[22:02] <DPic> Monkier, hey i have a q66oo too =] try istanbul
[22:02] <Monkier> yeah, tried istanbul, but it wont even launch
[22:03] <DPic> Monkier, that's strange...are there any other abnormalities with your machine?
[22:03] <cabrey> Monkier, hmm that is plenty of hardware
[22:03] <Monkier> Not as far as I can tell
[22:03] <cellofellow> I'm trying to configure saned. I'm getting "Device Busy" errors, but when I run saned as root (instead of as saned) it works. What permissions do I need to give the saned user to work?
[22:03] <Monkier> Compiz works fine, so does firefox, everything is okay otherwise
[22:03] <MaT-dg1> can I cap my down en upload speeds?
[22:04] <DPic> Monkier, try turning off compiz? although perhaps that's what you wanted to record...
[22:04] <MikeChelen> DPic, ok ill search more, it is capture card WinTV PCR-150
[22:04] <Monkier> Well, not primarily, but it would be nice to be able to record it, I'm making videos for youtube
[22:05] <scunizi> cellofellow: I have the same issue on a Brother all in one.. I talked with them extensively as they were very helpful but still couldn't solve the problem.. the last suggestion was to do a fresh install of the os and try again :(
[22:05] <wrektjet> does anyone know what plugin is needed to play .flac in rhythmbox
[22:05] <cellofellow> scunizi: found something involving udev.
[22:05] <DPic> Monkier, try istanbul without compiz as a test. they shouldn't conflict, but compiz is weird
[22:05] <Apollo2366> wrektjet, have you tried searching "flac" in synaptic?
[22:05] <scunizi> cellofellow: praytell.. please enlighten me..
[22:06] <cellofellow> scunizi: /etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules
[22:06] <cellofellow> scunizi: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=222490
[22:06] <cellofellow> gonna try this
[22:06] <DPic> MikeChelen, when you got the gstreamer error, was anything else (mplayer) open using the device?
[22:06] <scunizi> cellofellow: k
[22:06] <cellofellow> ooh, file doesn't exist. hmmm
[22:06] <cellofellow> time to grep
[22:06] <ace_> Can someone help me with an install problem? I'm trying to install Ubuntu 9.04 along side XP. When I got to the part where I had to add my name and password it hung up. I tried to reinstall, but it asked me to repartition. How do I get it to install on the partition originally set for Ubuntu?
[22:07] <cellofellow> nothing
[22:07] <DPic> ace_, choose manual partitioning
[22:07] <scunizi> cellofellow: is your's usb or networked?
[22:07] <DPic> i'm trying to run xubuntu on a old iBook and the resolution is wrong. How can i set it manually?
[22:07] <wrektjet> Apollo2366, yea but there aere tons
[22:07] <ace_> DPic: Ok, and I will be able to choose that partition?
[22:07] <MikeChelen> DPic, nope, it was all closed down
[22:08] <Kalmi> !xorg | DPic
[22:08] <DPic> ace_ yesp, and you'll even be able to choose ext4 instead of 3 which is much more efficient =]
[22:08] <cellofellow> scunizi: usb on the server, networked from my laptop. Can't scan unless saned is running as root on the server, which isn't optimal.
[22:08] <Monkier> Does not look like compiz is the problem. Disabled it, and still unable to launch istanbul
[22:08] <DPic> Kalmi, i tried editing xorg but it didn't work
[22:08] <scunizi> cellofellow: interesting.. mine is ethernet connected.
[22:08] <ace_> DPic: Thank you!!
[22:08] <Monkier> I'll try reinstalling the graphics drivers
[22:08] <DPic> MikeChelen, sorry, i'm just guessing at this point.
[22:08] <Apollo2366> wrektjet, try searching rythmbox then, I'd say that'd give you a smaller list
[22:08] <snailshell> Hey you guys what's up
[22:08] <cellofellow> if I can get this working it'll be terrific. No more lugging the scanner around and plugging it in.
[22:08] <treetop> chillin'
[22:09] <snailshell> I am attempting to install ubuntu using wubi
[22:09] <Kalmi> !ask | snailshell
[22:09] <cellofellow> will xinetd balk if I tell it to run saned as root?
[22:09] <MikeChelen> DPic, thats okay, thanks for the tips, gives me something more to go on :)
[22:09] <DPic> Monkier, i'm really sorry, i don't know what the problem is
[22:09] <scunizi> cellofellow: libsane.rules doesn't exist on my system.
[22:09] <cellofellow> not mine either
[22:10] <cellofellow> that's an old tut, for dapper or edgy
[22:10] <ace_> DPic: do I choose Primary or Logical? Beginning or End? and do I need to set a mount point?
[22:10] <eclipse_> can anyone tell me what this regex does: /(\b\w+\b)\s\1/
[22:10] <scunizi> eclipse_: maybe in ##windows.. but no a linux channel.. we don't do registries :)
[22:11] <eclipse_> sxunizi: Regular Expression
[22:11] <jjnw> eclipse_, is it a Perl regex?
[22:11] <scunizi> eclipse_: or I'm reading that wrong.. fingured.. sorry 'bout that :)
[22:11] <ctmjr> !wubi | snailshell,
[22:11] <eclipse_> scunizi: no problem
[22:12] <CleanLaundry> ok, I have installed Ubuntu 9.04, THEN installed Kubuntu 9.04, THEN!! installed another Linux Distro. I now have three distros installed and all on my grub file. THe problem is what grub file? I am assuming it is my Ubuntu install because that is on /dev/sda1 and /dev/sda1 is set as boot. Is this correct?
[22:12] <DPic> ace_, i just sent you a private message
[22:12] <coleys> CleanLaundry: It will be the latest installation.
[22:12] <coleys> CleanLaundry: So for example, if you installed kubuntu last, it will be on kubuntu
[22:12] <coleys> (kubuntu's partition I mean)
[22:12] <MikeChelen> DPic, now it is working in VLC using PVR mode
[22:12] <cellofellow> any security issues running saned as root?
[22:13] <CleanLaundry> coleys, I see
[22:13] <scunizi> cellofellow: there is a /etc/sane.d/saned.conf
[22:13] <CleanLaundry> coleys, Ok sounds fair enough,  I want to add passwords and remove some options on grub, so I guess I have to take a look at the latest's distro grub file
[22:14] <snailshell> Thanks, ubottu, will do. I've attempted to install ubuntu through the Wubi installer in Windows XP Pro. All systems appear to be go and then it informs me that I need to reset, I do so. I have an uninstalled version of the beta of vista on my second hard drive, it's no longer installed but the boot option for vista still appears. So when I boot I have the options: 1. Windows Vista 2. Earlier version of Windows (the one i use
[22:14] <snailshell> , xp pro) and 3. Ubuntu. If I attempt to boot from Ubuntu directly from this screen I am given an error that "Windows has failed to boot", the same error I get when I try to boot vista. (they are on the same hard drive as well which makes it suspicious). If I click "earlier version of windows" in that screen I have two options now, 1. Windows XP Pro and 2. Ubuntu. If I try to boot ubuntu from this location I am told that "gl
[22:14] <snailshell> dr" cannot be found on all drives. I looked online to fix this and the only solution I saw was to manually place GLDR, however in all of those forum posts, the person troubleshooting tried this and it failed. (these are the official ubuntu forums I can link if requested). Does anyone have any advice, I am pressed to get this installed quickly by my job.
[22:14] <FloodBot3> snailshell: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:14] <coleys> CleanLaundry: You can mount that specific distro while booted in the current one.
[22:14] <snailshell> Sorry for not using paste.ubuntu.com. I should have thought to
[22:14] <cellofellow> scunizi: that's just for putting in allowed hosts
[22:14] <DPic> MikeChelen, try gstreamer-properties again and see if there are other options for your default video input
[22:14] <CleanLaundry> coleys, yes I will do that. Just tryng to figure out where that file is...
[22:15] <Apollo2366> snailshell, ubottu is a bot :)
[22:15] <Jon> hi i got a question
[22:15] <snailshell> Ah. I'm not too experienced in irc.
[22:15] <vincentpsp2> join #ubuntu-fr-offtopic
[22:15] <joshthecoder> eclipse_, looks like it matches /<word> <word>/  where word are the same
[22:15] <Guest56629> i installed ubuntu and my sound isnt working when i click on the sound icon it has a error i have never use ubuntu so i dont know how to configure the sound
[22:16] <joshthecoder> but i might be wrong i'm not a regex guru :)
[22:16] <vincentpsp2> join# ubuntu-fr-offtopic
[22:16] <Apollo2366> It's cool, snailshell. There's usually a help-bot and some flood bots in the really big channels. Ubottu is the help-bot here
[22:16] <Guest56629> i installed ubuntu and my sound isnt working when i click on the sound icon it has a error i have never use ubuntu so i dont know how to configure the sound
[22:16] <eclipse_> joshthecoder: thanks I'll check that
[22:16] <joshthecoder> eclipse_, http://re-try.appspot.com/ is a handy regex tool
[22:17] <scunizi> cellofellow: found a couple of files.. /usr/share/doc/xsane/xsane.(BEGINNERS-INFO, BUGS, PROBLEMS.gz, ROOT).. I'm looking there for insight
[22:17] <MikeChelen> DPic, only options are test, v4l, v4l2, and custom. tried using "pvr://" for custom, but there is an error "no source element for uri"
[22:17] <coleys> CleanLaundry: Do you need a hand mounting that specific partition, or..?
[22:17] <Guest56629> does anybody know how to configure the sound in ubuntu?
[22:17] <puff> Anybody know about how to offload photos from a digital camera?
[22:17] <CleanLaundry> coleys, lol no already mounted, and found the grub file in /boot/grub/menu.lst thank you though :P and thanks for the help
[22:17] <MikeChelen> Guest56629, configure in what way?
[22:17] <coleys> CleanLaundry: Yeah no worries =) goodluck.
[22:18] <DPic> MikeChelen, ah, then the problem must be with v4l2, which i have no idea how to deal with, sorry
[22:18] <cellofellow> scunizi: not using xsane on my server, though I am on my laptop.
[22:18] <blittan> is there a way of booting the minimal ubuntu install from usb?
[22:18] <Cube___> ok im writing this alias so i dont forget to open screen before i run irssi. but how can i make bash press Return/Space? this is my command: alias irssi='screen && wait 5 && press_space!?!?! && irssi' how would that work???
[22:18] <coleys> !unetbootin | blittan
[22:19] <zhus> Hi all. Forgive me my english. I can not init prevu backporter with debootstrap error "E: Invalid Release file, no valid components". Can anybody help? Where to dig?
[22:19] <MikeChelen> DPic, ah okay, will look to see what other v4l2 options exist
[22:19] <coleys> zhus: What language?
[22:19] <help`> hey if i use this command: echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/ppp0/rp_filter , this mean a packet which comes from an unexpected interface is dropped ? thx
[22:19] <Dulak> Cube__: run "screen irssi"
[22:20] <Cube___> Dulak: lol. so obvious! thanks a lot!
[22:20] <hribare> is eyeone here
[22:20] <zhus> Russian. Our channel is sleeping :\
[22:20] <coleys> hribare: of course =p
[22:20] <coleys> zhus: Ahh.
[22:20] <hribare> is ubuntu good for producing music
[22:20] <Dox> are there any hosting related channels on freenode?
[22:21] <coleys> hribare: Ubuntu Studio
[22:21] <coleys> !ubuntustudio
[22:22] <Evil_Eric> okay is anyone here capibal of talking me through setting up terminal server client for my computer if so please pm me or at least give me the link to read how to proprly set it up for vnc
[22:22] <coleys> Evil_Eric: You mean.. ssh?
[22:22] <snailshell> When someone answers my question please say my name or send me a pm so that my irc client alerts me as I am actively attempting to troubleshoot this on my own as well
[22:22] <Evil_Eric> no i mean vnc
[22:23] <bastidrazor> !vnc | Evil_Eric
[22:23] <Evil_Eric> iiii
[22:23] <Evil_Eric> ty ty
[22:25] <SnakDoc> is there a app similar to anydvd ?
[22:26] <bastidrazor> SnakDoc, what is anydvd?
[22:26] <coordinador> It is normal that sometimes in ubuntu 9.04 with ltsp, Open office 3.0  closes unexpectedly?
[22:26] <coz_> SnakDoc,  mplayer ... I believe is capable of bypassing dvd region codes
[22:27] <SnakDoc> bastidrazor i pretty much takes a dvd protection and removes them
[22:27] <monostone> hi! I have qmail setup as my mail server on a virtual domain setup, I would like to know if any webmail application integrates nicely with this setup, thanks
[22:27] <dabukalam> hi i'm having problems with my wireless card in ubuntu. how can i diagnose the problem?
[22:27] <coz_> SnakDoc,  did you install libdvdcss2?
[22:28] <jjnw> dabukalam, what is your problem?
[22:28] <SnakDoc> coz_ yea just did to get a dvd to play
[22:28] <coz_> SnakDoc,  mm   I still think that with libdvdcss2 as well as mplayer most of the copy protection should be
[22:28] <coz_> SnakDoc,  bipassed
[22:28] <coz_> SnakDoc,   it
[22:28] <coz_> darn
[22:28] <darkwind> Hiya folks.
[22:28] <kaiwegner> hiho
[22:29] <coz_> SnakDoc,   it may be beneficial to google     ubuntu   bypass dvd protection
[22:29] <SnakDoc> coz_ ok sounds good to me
[22:29] <darkwind> Silly question, perhaps, but... I have a system with 5 regular HDs..
[22:30] <adimilton> problemas na instalação do webcam lg, alguém pode ajudar?
[22:30] <darkwind> Oops, ok, back.
[22:30] <darkwind> So, a system with 5 regulard HDs, and 1 SSD.  I've got the 5HDs in a RAID array (software), and the SSD is separate.
[22:30] <dabukalam> jjnw: it doesn't detect a card
[22:31] <SnakDoc> coz_ seems to be doing what i want thanks didn't think one lib could do it :)
[22:31] <darkwind> During the installation of 8.04, everything works fine.  During 9.04's installation, in partitioning, it shows the RAID with LVM on top, but does NOT show the SSD at all.
[22:31] <coz_> SnakDoc,  cool
[22:31] <DPic> dabukalam, have you tried google, the ubuntu wiki, and the ubuntu forums?
[22:31] <darkwind> What could cause this?  (*yes, my problem is with 9.04; it wasn't a mistype_)
[22:31] <dabukalam> dpic: yup
[22:32] <Valcyon> ok I deleted my /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf accidentally by renaming my own file called blacklist to blacklist.conf like this "sudo mv /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf", I suppose the original blacklist.conf is needed for something so can I get it back somehow or generate a default one somehow
[22:32] <lio_013> network problem
[22:32] <jjnw> dabukalam, can you see anything about the card if you use the command dmesg
[22:32] <DPic> dabukalam, and you couldn't find any information on your card?
[22:33] <Bejeezus> I say, would anyone know who I need to contact to find out why I'm banned from #ubuntu-offtopic?
[22:33] <coz_> Bejeezus,  not sure but how the heck does someone get banned form an offtopic channel ? o0
[22:33] <dabukalam> dpic: i figured i need to install the ipw2200 driver, but i couldn't find a debian package and i can't compile it
[22:34] <help`> if there is module in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf it won't be loaded? thx
[22:34] <dabukalam> jjnw: i'm trying dmesg now, 1 sec
[22:34] <Valcyon> help`, yep
[22:34] <Bejeezus> coz_: given that I've never been there before, I don't know!
[22:34] <bastidrazor> Valcyon, what version of ubuntu?
[22:34] <coz_> Bejeezus,  very strange  ah let me check hold on
[22:34] <n0gear> offtopic ... somebody just threw a mirror from a car behind of mine through my alfas back window ! *uck!
[22:35] <Valcyon> bastidrazor, 9.04 jaunty jackalope
[22:36] <bastidrazor> Valcyon, that is from 64bit jaunty. i've added nothing to it  http://pastebin.com/f52980095
[22:36] <Kalmi> Bejeezus, you could try #ubuntu-ops
[22:36] <coz_> Bejeezus,  I am getting no answer from anyone in the channel
[22:36] <kim0> Hi .. Is there a way to get a preseed file generated from an already running installation
[22:36] <Bejeezus> Kalmi: ah thanks, I'll try that.
[22:36] <Bejeezus> coz_: thanks for trying anyway.
[22:37] <coz_> Bejeezus,  no problem
[22:37] <darkwind> so, noone's seen issues with raid and non-raid while installing ubuntu 9.04 server?
[22:37] <mooperd> When I try and use tab completion when connecting via ssh I get this....holway@admin2:~$ cd je-sh: <( compgen -d -- 'je' ): No such file or directory
[22:37] <mooperd> -sh: <( compgen -d -- 'je' ): No such file or directory
[22:37] <Valcyon> bastidrazor, awesome dude, I have 64 bit also, problem solved, you rock
[22:37] <mooperd> I pressed tab after the je
[22:38] <ajp_> \quit
[22:38] <bastidrazor> Valcyon, good luck and be careful with mv :P
[22:38] <mooperd> when I su -s it works perfectly
[22:38] <dabukalam> jjnw: what should i see in dmesg? first of all, it's so long that i can't see it all because terminal gets rid of everything above a certain point, i'm also using another wireless card in order to connect to the internet, so i don't know which is which
[22:38] <Valcyon> bastidrazor, yeah gotta be next time :p
[22:38] <jjnw> dabukalam, dmesg | more
[22:39] <jjnw> dabossbv, that should help with the scrolling, use the space bar for the next page
[22:39] <minimec> dabukalam:
[22:40] <minimec> dabukalam: try iwconfig
[22:40] <jjnw> dabossbv, sorry, wrong tag
[22:40] <jjnw> dabukalam, which card are you trying to use?
[22:41] <treetop> can i have duel screens like i have on my windows OS
[22:41] <SnakDoc> treetop yes
[22:41] <treetop> exteanded desktop
[22:41] <treetop> tended
[22:42] <treetop> i tried it earlyer and it streched it across made on big screen i dont want that
[22:42] <SnakDoc> treetop you can in my case its in nvidia settings
[22:42] <treetop> i just wanted to know if it worked ill figure it out ty
[22:42] <treetop> mine is ATI
[22:42] <jasonmchristos> tor is starting as a service but not listed in services
[22:42] <jasonmchristos> how do i disable tor as service
[22:43] <treetop> look under services in your menu
[22:43] <treetop> i sont know shell command
[22:43] <treetop> dont*
[22:43] <jasonmchristos> thats what im looking at and i dont see it
[22:43] <SnakDoc> treetop has to have support for it i be amazed if it didn't
[22:43] <treetop> kool i was wondering
 you running ubuntu
[22:44] <jjnw> jasonmchristos, if you don't need tor, sudo apt-get remove tor should work
[22:45] <snailshell> When I attempt to install ubuntu using Wubi, it installs perfectly and the boot option appears. I am given an error that says GLDR could not be found on all drives or one that says "windows failed to boot" when depending on where in the boot menu i attempt to boot with Ubuntu. I am given no errors during the actual install process using Wubi.
[22:45] <xkkc> Is there any sort of loading screen on the 9.04 Live CD? I'm trying to figure out if I have bad disc or not since I can't check the hashes right now.
[22:46] <Ryan1> who can help me with installing Java from www.java.com?
[22:46] <dabukalam> jjnw: It's an Intel Wireless 2200
[22:47] <cocacool> olá pessoal
[22:47] <jasonmchristos> jjnw: i need it
[22:47] <Halitech> xkkc, there should be an option to check disk for defects on the boot menu of the cd
[22:47] <jjnw> dabukalam, I think you need the ipw2200 driver
[22:47] <dabukalam> minimec: iwconfig gives me lo, eth0, wmaster0, wlan0, pan0, wlan1. I'm using wlan1 now, and wlan0 is the integrated card, but it doesn't work
[22:48] <jasonmchristos> jjnw: but not as a service and its starting but not listed in the gnome service list
[22:48] <dabukalam> jjnw: i have that driver but i can't install it
[22:48] <dabukalam> jjnw: i get stuck at sudo make
[22:48] <jasonmchristos> jjnw: the gnome service tool is usless if it doesnt even list all the services
[22:48] <jjnw> dabukalam, you should not need to install from source. Let me check
[22:48] <jasonmchristos> jjnw: whats the point
[22:49] <minimec> dabukalam: But that means, that the card is recognised by your system. There only seems to be a simple configuration error. That's rather good news ;)
[22:49] <jjnw> jasonmchristos, not all software is perfect. See Windows BSOD :-)
[22:49] <dabukalam> minimec: thanks, my fingers ar crossed :)
[22:49] <dabukalam> *are
[22:50] <jasonmchristos> jjnw: well how do i disable the tor service since its not listed
[22:50] <Halitech> jasonmchristos, killall tor ?
[22:51] <jjnw> jasonmchristos, as I've not used tor in a long while, I can't be certain. You could look in /etc/init.d/ and see if there is a tor script
[22:51] <jasonmchristos> Halitech: i want it stopped perm not just this boot
[22:51] <jjnw> jasonmchristos, then chmod -x the file
[22:51] <Seq> Does anybody know why aptitude and apt seem to ignore a proxy specified in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/ ?
[22:51] <n0gear> kuka hajotti hesassa just mun auton takalasin?!?!?! perk
[22:51] <Halitech> jasonmchristos, if you want it disabled permanently why just uninstall it?
[22:52] <snailshell> Hey are there any other ubuntu irc help channels which i can utilize for my issues with a wubi installation? I don't think anyone here is able to help me
[22:53] <mgolisch> snailshell: whats the problem?
[22:53] <dabukalam> jjnw: any luck?
[22:53] <roadfish> how can I count the number of Ubuntu packages? and is there a graph showing the growth of Ubuntu packages over?
[22:53] <snailshell> * zleap (n=zleap3@dsl-217-155-46-222.zen.co.uk) has joined #ubuntu
 When I attempt to install ubuntu using Wubi, it installs perfectly and the boot option appears. I am given an error that says GLDR could not be found on all drives or one that says "windows failed to boot" when depending on where in the boot menu i attempt to boot with Ubuntu. I am given no errors during the actual install process using Wubi.
[22:53] <snailshell> * jcornwall has quit ("Zzz")
[22:53] <FloodBot3> snailshell: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:53]  * MrCraig begins to mutter incoherently and make the occasional squeaking sound, his eyes twitch and occasionally his neck twitches too.
[22:54] <jjnw> dabukalam, what do you see if you lsmod|grep ipw
[22:55] <dabukalam> ipw2200               150984  0
[22:55] <dabukalam> ieee80211              38344  1 ipw2200
[22:55] <jjnw> dabukalam, that's good, the driver is loaded.
[22:56] <dabukalam> @jjnw okay so what's the problem?
[22:56] <MrCraig> only in the world of linux could anyone claim to have "downgraded the foomatic filters" and not be considered a lousy mechanic trying to fool over someone who he thinks knows nothing about engines.
[22:56] <minimec> dabukalam: That all looks good. The card is working I think. I would verify that the network-manager uses the right card.
[22:56] <jjnw> dabukalam, as someone said earlier, what do you see from iwconfig
[22:57] <dabukalam> @jjnw i get wlan0 and wlan1
[22:57] <dorimar> i think u are banned because of ur name lol
[22:57] <dabukalam> jjnw: among other things
[22:57] <dabukalam> wlan0     IEEE 802.11bg  ESSID:""
[22:57] <dabukalam>           Mode:Managed  Frequency:2.412 GHz  Access Point: Not-Associated
[22:57] <dabukalam>           Tx-Power=0 dBm
[22:57] <dabukalam>           Retry min limit:7   RTS thr:off   Fragment thr=2352 B
[22:57] <dabukalam>           Power Management:off
[22:57] <FloodBot3> dabukalam: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:57] <dabukalam>           Link Quality:0  Signal level:0  Noise level:0
[22:58] <jjnw> dabukalam, and do you see the NetworkManager at the top of the display near the time?
[22:58] <Cube____> gu
[22:58] <dabukalam> jjnw: i used to, before i removed it and installed wicd
[22:58] <Cube____> hi
[22:58] <Cube___> Cube____: hi
[22:58] <dabukalam> jjnw: shall i re-install it?
[22:58] <coleys> wicd FTW
[22:59] <dabukalam> coleys: ;)
[22:59] <minimec> dabukalam: so you have to configure wicd.
[22:59] <jjnw> dabossbv, I would as it's the standard for ubuntu
[22:59] <coleys> jjnw: It sucks =)
[22:59] <dabukalam> minimec: i did. when i use wlan1 it works (hence this conversation), but wlan0 doesn't
[23:00] <jjnw> coleys, then you explain howto for wicd!
[23:00] <coleys> dabukalam: Whats your situation?
[23:00] <badeagle> Having trouble compiling something that uses libpolkit-gnome library. have a look at this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/212279/
[23:00] <chris8> hey room... need help with wifi... on jaunty, AR928x network adapter, ATH9K driver... no connection :S  have addy of a good troubleshoot?
[23:00] <coleys> chris8: lspci |grep -i network (Paste output on pastebin)
[23:01] <chris8> grrrr i'm not on that OS now... hold on
[23:01] <minimec> dabukalam: So I guess wlan0 is not a ipw2200, because the ipw2200 is working now?
[23:01] <coleys> chris8: grr ehh..? xx
[23:02] <Irishmanluke> when I try to install ubuntu the installation process stops 80% of the way through
[23:02] <coleys> Irishmanluke: Did you md5sum your download, and verify its integrity?
[23:03] <Chris81> okies i'm back
[23:03] <Chris81> Coleys: what was the diagnostic you wanted?
[23:03] <coleys> Chris81: lspci |grep -i network
[23:04] <jasonmchristos> guys
[23:04] <jasonmchristos> someone helped me
[23:04] <jasonmchristos> bum is the best way
[23:04] <coleys> !enter > jasonmchristos
[23:04] <jasonmchristos> it actually lists all services
[23:04] <eclipse_> I have an ubuntu box here with a default install, was working fine for a month but now when it reboots it says "cannot find by ID {23432-23423-23432-23423}" and drops down into the restricted shell, I give it a minute or two and ctrl+d and it will boot fine ... anyone have any ideas?
[23:04] <Chris81> coleys:wha's pastebin?
[23:04] <coleys> Chris81: http://pastebin.ca
[23:04] <Irishmanluke> I lost internet connection made a comment just above ^
[23:04] <Chris81> smooch
[23:05] <Chris81> coleys: http://pastebin.ca/1487448
[23:05] <coleys> Irishmanluke: It might be damaged, check the md5, and match it up with the md5 for whichever ubuntu you installed.
[23:05] <dabukalam> minimec: how do i link the ipw2200 driver to wlan0
[23:06] <dabukalam> minimec: or how cn i tell if my card is wlan0?
[23:06] <scunizi> eclipse_: sounds like it's reading fstab for the uuid references and the drive/partiton isn't responding
[23:06] <Kalmi> eclipse_, what does ctrl-d do?
[23:06] <Irishmanluke> co	leys: tried multiple cds both 8.04 and 9.04 plus the cd worked on my laptop
[23:06] <eclipse_> scunizi: should I set bios to wait 10 seconds to post?
[23:06] <eclipse_> Kalmi: re-initiates the boot procedure
[23:07] <JohnTeddy> How can I get the latest firefox and security updates on jaunty? an apt/deb sources.list entry
[23:07] <dabukalam> jjnw: i just rebooted after re-implementing network-manager
[23:07] <scunizi> eclipse_: if this was on a reboot the driver should be spinning anyway.. you could try it.. I'm not really sure what will fix it..
[23:07] <minimec> dabukalam: You can try to define the order during the boot process. The file to modify would be /etc/modules. You need to know the dirver of both cards.
[23:07] <bastidrazor> !ff35 | JohnTeddy
[23:07] <eclipse_> scunizi: the drive it references is a drive in a raid 5 array, and not used for the OS
[23:07] <scunizi> !ff35 > JohnTeddy
[23:07] <ramza> Does anyone know a way to make a website see you as having a different OS?   Everything but the one feature I need works on this site, though it will work through wine firefox and on windows, just not on my normal browser.
[23:08] <jjnw> dabukalam, have you still got both wireless cards inserted?
[23:08] <coleys> Chris81: sudo apt-get install madwifi
[23:08] <scunizi> eclipse_: then maybe a 10 sec delay will help
[23:08] <coleys> Chris81: sudo apt-get install madwifi-tools
[23:08] <Dr_Willis> ramza: use a 'useragent' switcher extension/settings in teh browser
[23:08] <minimec> dabukalam: Then you just put the ipw2200 above the line with the driver of the other card.
[23:08] <coleys> !madwifi > Chris81
[23:08] <Chris81> coleys: gah i may as well go back to Hardy :S
[23:08] <Chris81> :P
[23:08] <dabukalam> jjnw: yes
[23:08] <Ventolinn> why does this room have so many peopel
[23:08] <coleys> Chris81: Why...?
[23:09] <Dr_Willis> Ventolinn:  why ask why.
[23:09] <Ventolinn> to find answers of course.
[23:09] <scunizi> Ventolinn: this is a popular distribution and this room is one reason why.. support
[23:09] <ramza> Dr_Willis: Thank you. I will give that a try.
[23:09] <Ventolinn> oh okay.
[23:09] <Ventolinn> cool
[23:09] <Chris81> Coleys: i thought some people had found success with ATH9K driver on jaunty...
[23:09] <Irishmanluke> coleys: did you forget about me
[23:09] <Dr_Willis> ive seen over 3000 people in here befor.
[23:09] <dabukalam> minimec: okay, done, will restarting x be enough, or do i have to reboot?
[23:09] <Chris81> Ubottu: PVT msg>
[23:10] <coleys> Irishmanluke: No, I told you it was/could be damaged, verify its md5sum, and match it to the correct one. If its not the same, then redownload.
[23:10] <minimec> dabukalam: you have to reboot, as the kernel has loaded the 'old' order
[23:10] <scunizi> Chris81: you do a /msg <nick> <message>
[23:10] <coleys> !madwifi | Chris81
[23:10] <Irishmanluke> coleys: I told you it's not damaged
[23:10] <jjnw> dabukalam, from what you have said, if you remove the card you don't want and then use a right click on networkmanager you should be able to use the ipw2200. Check you can see the card before you remove the old one
[23:10] <Chris81> Coleys: thanks bud!  take it easy!
[23:10] <coleys> Irishmanluke: Is your harddrive damaged?
[23:11] <coleys> Irishmanluke: Or partition, by chance. (Bios might have an option to check that)
[23:11]  * MrCraig tattered and frayed from the conflict, retreats from the front line headed for his bed. Knowing that only a stoooopid driver issue now remains between him and printing victory he vows to return to war after his convalescence. "you may have won this battle Laserjet 4, but you've not seen the last of me!"
[23:11] <dabukalam> jjnw: i see the card in network manager, or at least it's name, but it doesn't see any wireless networks
[23:11] <bastidrazor> Irishmanluke, burn at a slower speed. i always burn at 8x or 4x when burning iso's
[23:11] <Irishmanluke> coleys: not that I know of but I'll check
[23:11] <coleys> MrCraig: HP printer?
[23:11] <MrCraig> yes
[23:11] <MrCraig> HP Lj4
[23:11] <coz_> Irishmanluke,  even 1x  is good
[23:11] <Irishmanluke> bastidrazor: it's not the cd
[23:11] <coleys> MrCraig: Downloaded Hplip?
[23:11] <Kalmi> Irishmanluke, worst case scenario: swap HDDs... install on other machine... swap HDDs back...
[23:11] <coleys> MrCraig: sudo apt-get install hplip
[23:11] <bastidrazor> Irishmanluke, ah, i just caught the end of the conversation.
[23:12] <eclipse_> I had no problems with my HP-6MP  ... plug and go
[23:12] <coleys> MrCraig: And I would assume, you have cups installed. If not, sudo apt-get install cups
[23:12] <MrCraig> coleys - I have Hplip, as the tool starts up it sais there is no device installed and the wizard starts to install one - but the device isn't detected.  That's not entirely unexpected, it never has been detected by CUPS or in windows automatically, I think it's too old for that.
[23:13] <scunizi> MrCraig: which model is it?
[23:13] <eclipse_> MrCraig: LPT enabled in BIOS?
[23:13] <MrCraig> I've had it working fine on parallel cable more than often enough - but now it's on a usb->centronix / usb->serial cable cos I don't have an lpt port.  Its Laserjet 4
[23:14] <jjnw> dabukalam, network manager has it's limitations and one of them seems to be problems with multiple cards. You have the driver ok, it may be that removing the old one and editing the new one will solve your problem
[23:14] <MrCraig> took me two days to work out  parallel:///dev/usblp0  makes it print garbage
[23:14] <coleys> MrCraig: sudo apt-get install pxljr
[23:14] <Halitech> MrCraig, does it show up in lsusb?
[23:14] <pesmaniac> oi pessoal
[23:14] <pesmaniac> alguem me pode ajudar?
[23:14] <MrCraig> Halitech, in lsusb both of the cables I have show up fine
[23:14] <coleys> !es | pesmaniac
[23:14] <MrCraig> coleys - apt-getting
[23:15] <ThomasHC> gtg bye
[23:15] <pesmaniac> hay algun canal de pro evolution soccer?:)
[23:15] <furrySatan> how can i set environmental variables?
[23:15] <skillz> hi....am currently using ubuntu 9.04 and i need to increase my swap space without reformatting how do i achieve this??
[23:15] <jasonmchristos> where is good info on ssh tunneling with ubuntu 9
[23:15] <MrCraig> problem is that while the cables show up - the printer is not detected - it plugging the cables in however does create either /dev/usblp0 or /dev/ttyUSB
[23:16] <coleys> skillz: How much RAM do you have? And how much swap do you want?
[23:16] <sebsebseb> !ssh |  jasonmchristos
[23:16] <MrCraig> already had pxljr installed, whatever it is :)
[23:16] <skillz> i currently set it to 172mb and i have 2 gigs ram
[23:16] <skillz> i want it to be 3 gigs swap
[23:17] <didi2002> consider creating a swapfile rather than a swap partition
[23:17] <coleys> skillz: That is not required at all. I wouldn't even really suggest more then 2 gigs of swap with 2gigs of ram.
[23:17] <dabukalam> jjnw: i'll try it now, but the reason i connected another one was due to the original one not functioning
[23:17] <dabukalam> jjnw: brb
[23:17] <elli222> where does thunderbird expect to find a mbox directory?
[23:17] <skillz> ok i need to hibernate and its always saying i need more swap space
[23:18] <didi2002> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[23:18] <gump> hi, my kernel is regonize my gps as /ttyACM0, any1 knows how gpsdrive works. or how i should get started with gpsd. i dont get it with gpsd -h.
[23:18] <gump> /dev/tty... even
[23:18] <MrCraig> thanks for trying guys - it really is past my bed time - I'll have to pick up where I've left off tomorrow- at least now I can get it to do "something" even if it is printing garbage and it's own self-test page :)
[23:18] <jjnw> dabukalam, are these card pcmcia/pc cards?
[23:18] <scunizi> elli222: probably in ~/.mozilla-thunderbird someplace
[23:18] <skillz> i can also keep it at 2 gigs coleys
[23:18] <Justcop> I'm trying to write my first script, I need the output to the terminal to be iplayer-dl $PID where $PID is a defined variable that the script asks me for.
[23:18] <Justcop> I believe the script should be as below but it doesn't work, where am I going wrong
[23:18] <Justcop> http://pastebin.com/d2853a649
[23:19] <didi2002> @skillz: try "sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/2gig.swap bs=1M count=2048"
[23:19] <elli222> but it finds a mbox file in /var/spool/mail/$USER
[23:19]  * MrCraig waves goodnight
[23:19] <Name141> Hello, I have had an issue with my NIC working since Intrepid and doesn't even work in Jaunty.  However, it worked fine in Hardy.  Anyway, I have to remove the module e1000e, then modprobe it for the network connection to come back.  Is it possible that I could find a way to install ubuntu on to my flash drive , TO MAKE changes with?  Rather than just keeping it a LIVE sesstion ?  That way I can make a bug report.
[23:19] <skillz> wat does that do didi2002
[23:19] <didi2002> create a 2 gigabyte empty swapfile in /mnt
[23:19] <inaequitas> hello world, is linux-image-debug EVER getting back in 9.04, anyone know? thanks
[23:20] <didi2002> then use "sudo mkswap /mnt/2gig.swap" and "sudo swapon /mnt/2gig.swap" to use it as swap
[23:20] <sysRPL> hello
[23:21] <lteezy> can anyone tell me if there is a way to get my lexmark x4850 wireless printer working with ubuntu 9.04?
[23:21] <Kohnrad82> To get the smallest install I understand I need to do a custom/expert option.  Can I do this only with the alternate install disk or can I use a regular install cd?
[23:21] <xenocampanoli> I am trying to register a but on the 64bit ubuntu disk partitioning program.
[23:21] <xenocampanoli> Can someone tell me what software package that is so I can properly report it?
[23:21] <batman> I'm trying to find a way to keep my toddler from pressing all my keys, is there a software solution?
[23:21] <ace_> DPic: you still here?
[23:22] <Irishmanluke> could using my own /home partition cause a problem installing?
[23:22] <skillz> ive done all that didi2002 thats it???
[23:22] <Halitech> lteezy, sorry but no http://openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Lexmark-X4580
[23:22] <Kalmi> batman, Ctrl-Alt-F1 (ctrl-alt-f7 to switch back)
[23:22] <gump> howto gpsd ?
[23:22] <scunizi> xenocampanoli: you mean a bug?
[23:22] <xenocampanoli> I am find it won't allow me to partition my own disk, literally.  I presume this is a not intentional.
[23:22] <skillz> how do i now chek? didi2002
[23:22] <didi2002> try the command 'free'
[23:22] <sysRPL> hey uhm ... i updated firefox to 235 using the auto update feature in jaunty ... then i changed my launcher to point to firefox-3.5 ... but now when i try yo go full screen on youtube.com flash videos, the browser just terminates .... does anyone have advice n how to fix that?
[23:22] <lteezy> arg.... so there is no way around that? halitech
[23:22] <xenocampanoli> scunizi:  Yes.  I am unable to use the lvm thingy to partition my disk in 9.04 64 bit.
[23:22] <Kalmi> xenocampanoli, trying to register?
[23:23] <xenocampanoli> I am registered on launchpad, I just don't know what they call the lvm editor.
[23:23] <Halitech> lteezy, hook it to a windows computer and send the files to it to print
[23:23] <skillz> thanx a millie mate......its now 2 gigs
[23:23] <didi2002> but wait skillz
[23:23] <lteezy> bah, okay
[23:23] <scunizi> !bug > xenocampanoli LVM can only be done in the alternate install cd.. you might also search the forums at ubuntuforums.org
[23:23] <skillz> m lisening didi2002
[23:24] <sysRPL> thhe error is *** glibc detected *** /usr/lib/firefox-3.5/firefox-3.5: free(): invalid pointer: 0xa4135240 ***
[23:24] <Name141> Would I be able to install it directly to it like it was a (the flash drive) hard drive, but put the boot image (lilo/grub?) on to the hard drive?
[23:24] <xenocampanoli> scunizi:  ok.  Thanks.
[23:24] <sysRPL> anyone?
[23:24] <scunizi> xenocampanoli: might be called lvm2
[23:25] <didi2002> still need to make it permanent: "sudo gedit /etc/fstab" and add "/mnt/1gig.swap  none  swap  sw  0 0", replacing your old swap partition if possible
[23:25] <Kalmi> sysRPL, ppa?
[23:25] <sysRPL> also ... !!! [Hook] hook(): title not found
[23:25] <sysRPL> ppa?
[23:25] <sysRPL> no
[23:25] <sysRPL> intel ia32
[23:25] <jjnw> dabukalam, did it work? I use the same driver but with static ip address and it works fine.
[23:25] <Kalmi> sysRPL, how did you install fx3.5?
[23:25] <rski> !ff35
[23:25] <JohnTeddy> scunizi: Should I remove/purge firefox 3.0 first? so there aren't multiple copies of firefox? will 3.5 have all the themes, icons etc as well linked?
[23:25] <Kalmi> JohnTeddy, no need
[23:25] <sysRPL> Kalmi, i used the update manager
[23:26] <JohnTeddy> Will I have multiple firefox icons?
[23:26] <Kalmi> sysRPL, and you installed the firefox-3.5 package, right?
[23:26] <scunizi> JohnTeddy: no idea.. I haven't done it..
[23:26] <Irishmanluke> the installation process always stops right at 79% (creating user)
[23:26] <skillz> where do i add it any where or after a certain line didi2002
[23:26] <JohnTeddy> Kalmi: Will I have multiple firefox icons?
[23:26] <tristanmike> hi all, anyone interested in helping me iron out some ATI driver issues ?? A couple of things are happening. First, after installing the Ubuntu ATI driver from the repos, the boot process has slowed to a crawl and cpu usage maxes out. The other more problematic issue is that picking "System-Preferences-Display," it never fully comes up and my cpu/x.org maxes, the system becomes pretty unresponsive, though it eventually does
[23:26] <tristanmike> and it (x.org) never releases the cpu, thus leaving the computer running at full tilt until I shut down. here's my xorg.conf  http://paste.ubuntu.com/212286/  thanks in advance.
[23:27] <scunizi> Irishmanluke: you did give the installer a user name and password in the beginning of the process right?.. something other than "blank" or 2 characters?
[23:27] <didi2002> skillz there should be a line "# swap was on /dev/sdb during installation", just replace the line under this line
[23:27] <Kalmi> no... after installing 3.5, all your fx icons will still point to fx 3.0...
[23:27] <Irishmanluke> scunizi: yeah
[23:28] <sysRPL> Kalmi, i used the auto updater
[23:28] <dabukalam> jjnw: i disconnected the other card, and didn't get anything, it just said "wireless networks". Now i've reconnected it, I get it. here's an image: http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/1538/screenshotprg.png
[23:28] <sysRPL> Kalmi, and yes, it installed the firefox-3.5 pakage
[23:28] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. the updater disent updeate firefox3-5 here.
[23:28] <skillz> replaced @ didi2002
[23:28] <bastidrazor> JohnTeddy, you'll have firefox3.0 icon and the firefox3.5 icons..
[23:29] <Kalmi> bastidrazor, are you sure?
[23:29] <sysRPL> Kalmi, and now when i try to go full screen with a flash video, firefox-3.5 crashes and i get those two errors
[23:29] <minimec> dabukalam: So you are happy now?
[23:29] <didi2002> that's it, save and you're good
[23:29] <skillz> ....i removed the line that was there and put that one instead
[23:29] <bastidrazor> Kalmi, yes, i just installed 3.5 and have 3.0 also
[23:29] <legend2440> tristanmike: which ati card? model number?
[23:29] <didi2002> ok you could try to hibernate now
[23:30] <bastidrazor> Kalmi, 3.5 is not considered an update to 3.0 .. they are considered two completely seperate packages
[23:30] <Kalmi> bastidrazor, oh... Shiretoko... I didn't notice it... duh..
[23:30] <skillz> ok thanx mate ...
[23:30] <JuJuBee> Im running kde 4.3 rc1 and my task manager is not showing running apps. I encounterd this last week and forget what I did to fix.  Anybody know?
[23:30] <didi2002> your system should boot anyway, even if you f*cked it up ;)
[23:30] <dabukalam> minimec: no, it didn't work... that's the USB one. If you look above it you'll see the integrated one doesn't pick up any networks
[23:30] <sysRPL> this is the error
[23:30] <sysRPL> http://pastebin.com/m7bae52f4
[23:30] <didi2002> np, come back if it doesn't work
[23:30] <jjnw> dabukalam, so without the working card you cannot edit the wireless for ipw2200
[23:30] <bastidrazor> Kalmi, you can uninstall  3.0 if you like.. firefox-3.0 is the packagename
[23:31] <Bizu> Hej
[23:31] <tristanmike> legend2440: Sapphire Radeon HD3650 512 DDR2 AGP
[23:31] <dabukalam> jjnw: define "edit the wireless"
[23:31] <Kalmi> sysRPL, is it a 64 bit install?
[23:31] <sysRPL> no, 32bit
[23:31] <sysRPL> intel
[23:31] <sysRPL> ia32
[23:32] <tristanmike> computer is freaking out brb
[23:32] <Kalmi> sysRPL, no idea than...
[23:32] <jjnw> dabukalam, right click networkmanager, Edit Connections. Is the wifi router is set up for dhcp?
[23:32] <sysRPL> i have a p4 3.0ghz prescot
[23:32] <sysRPL> Kalmi, thanks anyways
[23:33] <KrispyKreme> what's a good app to clear all cookies/web browsing/etc on ubuntu?
[23:33] <dabukalam> jjnw: the problem is with the card, not the router. i'm already connected to the router with the USB card, but the integrated card doesn't give me any SSID's to connect to...
[23:33] <rski> KrispyKreme: rm .mozilla/ -r will remove all firefox history
[23:33] <rski> KrispyKreme: and config-files
[23:33] <edbian> KrispyKreme: firefox
[23:33] <jjnw> dabukalam, lol, of course, sorry
[23:33] <KrispyKreme> rski: have you ever used Ccleaner for windows ?
[23:33] <rski> KrispyKreme: sure
[23:33] <n8tuser> anyone knows of iMac channel? using OSX..  OSX is pretty much like linux right?
[23:34] <reya276> Can I upgrade Ubuntu 7.10 to 9.04?
[23:34] <KrispyKreme> rski: yeah, is there something like that for ubuntu?
[23:34] <rski> n8tuser: it's nothing like it
[23:34] <edbian> KrispyKreme: You don't need something like that for linux
[23:34] <KrispyKreme> rski: I tried sweeper, but it doesn't do anything
[23:34] <rski> KrispyKreme: no because it dosen't clutter in the samy way
[23:34] <edbian> reya276: Not directly I don't think.
[23:34] <tristanmike> legend2440: ok, wow, the computer freaked out on me, same deal, xorg took over and maxed the cpu, obviously, logging out/in fixes it
[23:34] <KrispyKreme> edbian, I want like an easy way to clear cookies and random data on my ubuntu partition
[23:34] <KrispyKreme> edbian, so it's not necessary?
[23:35] <n8tuser> rski-> nothing like it? any similarities? i thought OSX is unix based too noh?
[23:35] <reya276> edbian: Ok so can I upgrade 7.10 to 8.04 or 8.10?
[23:35] <skillz_> k i just tried didi2002 but it still sed there wasent enuf free space
[23:35] <minimec> dabukalam: I see in a thread, that your BCM4318 is working well with wicd. ON the pic I see that you still use the network-manager.
[23:35] <didi2002> The hibernation implementation currently used in Ubuntu, swsusp, needs a swap or suspend partition. It cannot use a swap file on an active file system.
[23:35] <edbian> KrispyKreme: You can set firefox to clear all those random bits on exit.
[23:35] <edbian> reya276: That you can definitely do.
[23:35] <KrispyKreme> edbian, sweet! thanks
[23:35] <rski> n8tuser: they are very different, i think both are POSIX thou.
[23:35] <didi2002> just read that in the wiki
[23:35] <sage_> :D
[23:35] <skillz_> ok
[23:35] <reya276> edbian: ok so I can do 7.10 to 8.10
[23:35] <Dr_Willis> reya276:  you upgrade to one release higher each time.
[23:35] <edbian> KrispyKreme: Other than that there is no build up of random crap like there is in windows
[23:35] <reya276> ah ok
[23:35] <didi2002> do you have free space on your disk?
[23:36] <edbian> reya276: no.  You have to go one at a time.  7.10 to 8.04 to 8.10 to 9.04
[23:36] <tristanmike> legend2440: it should be noted that I have the two dvi ports connected with dvi-vga connectors because my monitor doesn't support dvi and my tv has a vga input
[23:36] <skillz_> yes its jus 7 % full
[23:36] <dabukalam> minimec: i already told you i switched back from wicd...
[23:36] <reya276> thanks, where can I get the command line for that as I will be doing the upgrade remotely through SSH
[23:36] <edbian> reya276: The only except is LTS to LTS (8.04 to whatever the next one will be)
[23:36] <skillz_> has 65 gb
[23:36] <KrispyKreme> one more question. I am currently dual booting windows xp pro and ubuntu 9.04. when I load windows xp and delete something on that partition, it never gets deleted when I reboot and boot that partition up again. What is an explanation for that?
[23:36] <Dr_Willis> reya276:   You do have phyical access to the box some how? Just in case somting goes wrong?
[23:36] <dabukalam> minimec: and i'm sorry, but i don't think i'm talking about a BCM4318
[23:36] <didi2002> you could try to resize a partition to free up 2gb of unpartitioned space to use as swap space
[23:36] <tristanmike> legend2440: the Catalyst Control Centre reads it as a Sony TV (which it is)
[23:36] <n8tuser> dabukalam-> what is the issue with your networking? i came in late here..
[23:36] <edbian> reya276: Do you have data that you don't want to lose on the ubuntu install?  It is probably easier to just get a 9.04 disk and reinstall the O.S. if not.
[23:37] <reya276> yeap but I will have to travel there, pretty far
[23:37] <skillz_> how do i do that??
[23:37] <skillz_> i tried to read the forums but they dint explain
[23:37] <didi2002> data loss is possible...
[23:37] <JohnTeddy> hmm, I had to purge firefox 3.0 and a bunch of it's packages. and setup my own icons
[23:37] <didi2002> sudo apt-get install gparted
[23:37] <reya276> edbian: right I was thinking of that but not an option right now
[23:37] <minimec> dabukalam: All I see is, that you have two working cards on your system ;) The picture tells me that...
[23:37] <Dr_Willis> reya276:  upgradeing so many releses at a time.. would scare me. :) but I guess you can try it.
[23:38] <skillz_> ok....on all partitions?? or just one?
[23:38] <dabukalam> n8tuser: i have an intel wireless 2200 card which ain't seeing it's drivers in ubuntu
[23:38] <legend2440> tristanmike: not sure what the problem is. maybe channel #ati would know
[23:38] <didi2002> on the partition you are resizing
[23:38] <reya276> edbian: I have some data but I can always backup MYSQL and tranfer that to my PC here
[23:38] <skillz_> its ok
[23:38] <dabukalam> n8tuser: i connected a USB card, and it sees a bunch of networks, but the 2200 doesn't see anything
[23:38] <edbian> reya276: You could (if you have room) make a new partition that will become your /home.  Copy all of you /home onto the new partition and install 9.04 over the old partition mounting the new /home.  Does that make sense?
[23:38] <monostone> reya276: Dr_Willis: interesting discussion, I am also needing to do this kind of upgrade via SSH, with the double danger of NOT being able to access the box physically anytime soon
[23:38] <tristanmike> legend2440: thanks for the advice, will do check
[23:38] <reya276> my only issue is that I'm hoping it does not change my nic card settings
[23:38] <n8tuser> dabukalam -> can you post your lshw -C  results?
[23:38] <Dr_Willis> monostone:  i wouldent do it then.
[23:39] <didi2002> ok, install gparted, sudo gparted, locate your swap partition
[23:39] <edbian> reya276: It is risky doing it remotely :)
[23:39] <dabukalam> n8tuser: also, http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/1538/screenshotprg.png, lshw -c coming in a sec
[23:39] <reya276> edbian: yeah you have a point
[23:39] <jjnw> dabukalam, minimec, it does look like a bcm4318. I thought we were looking at an intel card?
[23:39] <edbian> monostone: Just wait until the day before you take a trip out there and do it then.  That way you don't waste time being there and you can see how good you are with linux.
[23:39] <reya276> edbian: k I wont go there, I guess it will have to wait.
[23:39] <reya276> edbian: thanks
[23:39] <reya276> thanks
[23:39] <cube___> hi
[23:39] <skillz_> didi2002:  it doesnt install it says....Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[23:39] <edbian> reya276: NP!
[23:39] <skillz_> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another proce
[23:40] <minimec> jjnw: he has two cards recognised 'even' by the network manager ;)
[23:40] <jjnw> minimec, lol
[23:40] <edbian> skillz You have two package managers running
[23:40] <didi2002> you probably have synaptics or another terminal running apt-get open
[23:40] <rascal999>  what does an external cd drive come up as on linux? usb external
[23:40] <Stratocaster> hi
[23:40] <Dr_Willis> rascal999:  /dev/sd#  normally
[23:40] <skillz_> yes synaptic was running .....sorry lemmi try again
[23:40] <Dr_Willis> rascal999:  plug it in check 'dmesg' command output a few moments later
[23:41] <Stratocaster> i have an executable file
[23:41] <MikeW> I've got a whole load of "pam_unix(cron:session): session opened for user root" in my auth.log every 10 minutes from the update-motd script. Is there a way to turn off this specific event for that command logging to the auth.log file?
[23:41] <cube___> which TRANSPARENT terminal would you use with openbox?
[23:41] <Stratocaster> where is the path generally uset do copy this executable file?
[23:41] <Dr_Willis> cube___:  most all of them do 'fake' transparency. so i would say look at other features of the various terminal emulators to decide what one to use..
[23:42] <dabukalam> n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/212290/
[23:42] <didi2002> Stratocaster: /usr/bin ?
[23:42] <cube___> hmm ok thx
[23:42] <Dr_Willis> cube___:  i like terminator, ive also been testing out 'evilvte' lately
[23:42] <dabukalam> n8tuser: not hat you're looking for, i assume...
[23:42] <cube___> terminator is running at the moment :D
[23:43] <Halitech> Stratocaster, what file are you trying to run?
[23:43] <Stratocaster> didi2002: i have think to /usr/local/bin too, is correctly?
[23:43] <didi2002> should work,too
[23:43] <Stratocaster> Halitech: a executable file fo lunch a program...i must install nothing
[23:44] <cube___> so no real transparency with openbox?
[23:44] <didi2002> Stratocaster you can check $PATH
[23:44] <savageone> howdie folks. I own a computer store and I'd like to sell ubuntu based machines but I'm having issues w/ customers complaining about no dvd playback support that's legal in the us. is anyone here doing something like this and have a solution? the only product I can find is lindvd and booo it stinks hehe
[23:44] <shago13> ola
[23:44] <edbian> savageone: Do you know about the libdvdcss work around??
[23:45] <Dr_Willis> savageone:  there were some company selling 'licensed' dvd player support for linux. but i just install the decss stuff and be done withit.
[23:45] <edbian> savageone: See my personal message??
[23:45] <MikeW> actually, I guess all logs are good. I'll just grep -v out the stuff I don't want :-)
[23:45] <iceroot> savageone: tell the users to install libdvdcss2, they are allowed to install it but you are not allowed to sell it
[23:45] <Halitech> Stratocaster, if its a link to a program it should run from where ever as long as the path is correct
[23:45] <Irishmanluke> I changed the username I was using and the installation worked
[23:45] <Stratocaster> didi2002: /usr/local/bin is in the path. Can I copy the executable here?
[23:46] <didi2002> yeah it doesn't really matter, depending on what program it is it should work fine
[23:46] <Irishmanluke> I changed the username I was putting in and the instalation worked. Does that make any sense?
[23:46] <bastidrazor> Irishmanluke, what username were you using?
[23:46] <Irishmanluke> luke
[23:46] <Stratocaster> Halitech: I have a executable file and some directory....if I'm in the directory i write ./name_executable and it run
[23:47] <robewald_> hello, i'd like some help recovering a botched partition: here is the data: 2nd logical partition went missing after windows xp install.
[23:47] <bastidrazor> Irishmanluke, to me that doesn't make sense but if it works.. all is well .. you could try to create the user luke after the install is done if your set on luke as a username
[23:47] <massi> qlk sveglio?
[23:47] <Irishmanluke> yeah
[23:47] <massi> mik serve aiuto
[23:47] <damien_> Anyone in here ubuntu certified
[23:47] <Halitech> Stratocaster, so if you create a launcher with the full path (ie /home/stratocaster/program/filename) it should run as well
[23:47] <robewald_> I tried testdisk and it finds the partition but no superblocks at all. I can however browse the files. But on copying i get directory loops that fill my backup drive.
[23:48] <robewald_> any other ideas?
[23:48] <massi> hello
[23:48] <massi> speack italiano?
[23:48] <bastidrazor> !it | massi
[23:48] <Stratocaster> Halitech: Yes. I can. Iwant know the dpath usually used to save this type of file
[23:48] <Irishmanluke> bastidrazor: the thing is I tried it many times and all I did was change the username
[23:48] <Barridus> anyone know a quick fix for openbox in jaunty?  i can't log into an openbox session
[23:48] <bastidrazor> Irishmanluke, sounds a bit odd, for sure
[23:49] <massi> dio porco in calore di un porco dio
[23:49] <Halitech> Stratocaster, if its not an installed program then /home/whatever is fine
[23:49] <tristanmike> 2nd issue. Hehe. I'm trying to dual boot Linux and XP. I've installed XP first on an IDE drive (sdb) and I've installed Ubuntu on the SATA (sda). Installation for both went fine, but upon boot, selecting the XP option yeilds the following "Starting up..." then the screen blinks (as it's handing it off) then it stays at a "black" screen and does nothing. I must power the computer off/on. Any ideas ? Here's my menu.lst http://
[23:49] <tristanmike> paste.ubuntu.com/212293/
[23:49] <Irishmanluke> I was wondering since luke was on the home directory I was using on a seperate partition if that was related to it
[23:49] <Halitech> Stratocaster, sorry, /home/username/whatever
[23:49] <Stratocaster> massi: guarda che anche se sei su una chat inglese gli italiani ci sono, ci metto tanto a segnalarti...CRETINO
[23:49] <bastidrazor> Stratocaster, yes you can add a binary to /usr/local/bin and it will then be accessible like any other application
[23:50] <massi> opsssss
[23:50] <shago13> ola
[23:50] <coleys> !es | shago13
[23:50] <jjnw> dabukalam, still trying to think about your problem. Not many answers. It's a bit late here so I'm going to sleep on it. Give me a shout tomorrow if you see me. Sorry :-(
[23:50] <Stratocaster> Halitech, bastidrazor: ok...thanks
[23:51] <Stratocaster> massi: cerca di fare meno il cretino
[23:51] <dabukalam> n8tuser: any ideas?
[23:52] <cube___> quit
[23:53] <massi> nn volevo scusa
[23:53] <massi> :)
[23:53] <snailshell> mgolisch
[23:53] <mgolisch> snailshell: ?
[23:54] <Stratocaster> Halitech, bastidrazor: and if i make in /usr/local/bin a link to the path where is the executable file?
[23:54] <Halitech> Stratocaster, if you put it in /usr/local/bin then the file name should run it
[23:55] <Stratocaster> Halitech: perfect...thanks
[23:55] <Stratocaster> Halitech: the command for create a link?
[23:55] <didi2002> ln -s
[23:55] <Stratocaster> well
[23:56] <bastidrazor> Stratocaster, ln -s path/to/programname /usr/local/bin
[23:56] <Halitech> bastidrazor, wouldn't that have to be run as sudo?
[23:56] <bastidrazor> Stratocaster, /usr/local/bin/linkname
[23:56] <bastidrazor> Halitech, yes
[23:59] <Irishmanluke> I figured it out, I selected a partition to use as my home directory but it already had my luke folder in it so when the installer tried to create my user's home directory it was already there
[23:59] <bastidrazor> Irishmanluke, yes that would be a problem.