[00:00] <spikemcc> someone can help me comparing 4 xorg.conf to make the one I need ?
[00:00] <bruenig> why would need graphics to edit text, have to wonder sometimes
[00:00] <bucky> yea and jrib repenteth ever creating man
[00:00] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219366/ here are xorg.conf to help me reconfigurate mine ... 1st and 2nd are for the same hardware as me, 3rd is my xorg.conf but graphic part is bugged and the last one is another hardware setup xorg.conf but with mesa open source driver to help me reconfigurate my xorg.conf with that open source driver
[00:01] <erUSUL> spikemcc: begin with an empty xorg.conf as modern xservers configures themselves at runtime. Then add the sections you need one by one taking them from the example files you have
[00:02] <marsvolta> hi guys why i cant see the windows partition files in linux?
[00:02]  * spikemcc buy a keyboard for peoples that don't see at all and pop his eyes out with a fork ... ah way better !!! I can't stand 800x600 on a 1280x800 15 inches laptop screen
[00:02] <gartral> !ntfs | marsvolta
[00:03] <marsvolta> but im in slackware
[00:03] <spikemcc> yes but my mouse won't work and stuff like that if I does that, that way ...
[00:03] <erUSUL> marsvolta: /j #slackware
[00:04] <marsvolta> ok
[00:05] <dsdeiz> how to disable screen turning off after an amount of inactivity in the terminal?
[00:05] <mralexandro> is there a img burning program like "imgburn" for ubuntu, there must be something that can replace this gold app in windows:)
[00:06] <erUSUL> mralexandro: what kind of images you want to burn ? iso ? bin + cue ?
[00:06] <mralexandro> "voicecheck" ?
[00:06] <mralexandro> iso and bin for the most ppart erUSUL
[00:07] <erUSUL> mralexandro: for iso just right click on it and chhose writte to disk on the file manager
[00:07] <jfj1> chat en espanol?
[00:07] <gartral> mralexandro: bin images need too have cue files with them
[00:07] <erUSUL> mralexandro: brasero can burn bin + cue iirc
[00:07] <mralexandro> hmmm, but can i then adjust speed erUSUL ?
[00:07] <gartral> !spanish | jfj1
[00:07] <erUSUL> mralexandro: for extra power chck the command line cdrdao
[00:08] <Iceman_B|SSH> how do I create a network in ubuntu? speficially, I have a windows system that I boot from a live cd, and a Ubuntu server. I want to mount the Windows hdd onto my server, or vice versa, to dump the windows hdd
[00:08] <jfj1> grasias
[00:08] <mralexandro> erUSUL: can brasero burn iso as well, and can i adjust down the burning speed to for instance 3X
[00:08] <erUSUL> !samba | Iceman_B|SSH
[00:08] <jerbear> I have an encrypted root filesystem. How can I reboot the machine remotely?
[00:09] <Iceman_B|SSH> I know about samba ._.
[00:09] <erUSUL> mralexandro: yep; irrc
[00:09] <Iceman_B|SSH> jerbear: sudo reboot should perform a reboot
[00:09] <Iceman_B|SSH> but I duno if that solves your problem
[00:09] <erUSUL> jerbear: sudo shutdwon -r now
[00:09] <mralexandro> erUSUL: thanks:D sry, but what do you mean with irrc, could you explain?:)
[00:09] <syslq78> Guys what is the difference between pts and tty <--- for dummys?
[00:09] <jerbear> Iceman_B|SSH: Did you read the first part of my question?
[00:10] <erUSUL> mralexandro: iirc --> if i recall correctly
[00:10] <Iceman_B|SSH> jerbear: yeah, but it didnt sink in till now
[00:10] <Iceman_B|SSH> yopu cant ssh in ?
[00:11] <jerbear> Iceman_B|SSH: The filesystem is encrypted, so you normally have to physically be at the machine to type in the password.
[00:11] <mralexandro> erUSUL: Oh got it, had to dictionary, my first language is a scandinavian european one, sry:D:D
[00:11] <mralexandro> heheh
[00:11] <Iceman_B|SSH> right
[00:11] <Iceman_B|SSH> then I have no clue
[00:11] <erUSUL> mralexandro: my first language is spanish (european too) ;P
[00:12] <mralexandro> ok:P
[00:12] <jerbear> I have an encrypted root filesystem. How can I reboot the machine remotely?
[00:12] <Iceman_B|SSH> erUSUL: "european" as a language doenst exist. And no, Esperanto doesnt count :p
[00:12] <mralexandro> brasero is english right erUSUL ?
[00:12] <mickster04> !ff35 > mickster04
[00:13] <erUSUL> Iceman_B|SSH: indoeuropean if you prefer ;) but i was refering to the fact that it is original from europe
[00:13] <mickster04> does anyone know if firefox will update to the new one or do i have to new install?
[00:13] <Iceman_B|SSH> ah
[00:13] <mralexandro> erUSUL: yup indoeuropean and "german" like all the northern languages
[00:14] <vferrari> oi
[00:14] <erUSUL> mickster04: see the faxctoid of ubottu. you have to install firefox-3.5 package
[00:14] <vferrari> you ingles
[00:14] <mickster04> erUSUL, yeah i did i hoped i wouldnt have to do this..
[00:14] <vferrari> tem brasileiro
[00:14] <MK13> mickster04, right now ff3.5 is unofficial and you have to have firefox 3.0 install along w/ 3.5
[00:14] <vferrari> mi brasil
[00:15] <Pici> !br | vferrari
[00:15] <vferrari> puts
[00:15] <mickster04> MK13, so that means its gona be updated in the future?
[00:15] <MK13> mickster04, not too sure about that
[00:15] <Iceman_B|SSH> erUSUL: I think you misinterpreted my question a bit earlier
[00:16] <TR0VADOR> how do I install the ubuntu 9.0.4 Direct site without prescisar download
[00:16] <Iceman_B|SSH> I want to mount an entire drive onty my server OR, I want to mount a share on my server onto my laptop, which is booted from a live cd
[00:16] <Iceman_B|SSH> how do I do that?
[00:16] <R0b0t1> Does Ubuntu have some kind of execution protection? I'm trying to run a char array as a C function (which should work) but it always segfaults.
[00:16] <Iceman_B|SSH> I want to dd my entire drive
[00:16] <vferrari> yous use ubuntu
[00:16] <Iceman_B|SSH> and then dd it back onto another drive
[00:16] <TR0VADOR> como instalar o ubuntu 9.0.4 direto da URL
[00:17] <erUSUL> Iceman_B|SSH: use clonezilla ? or partimage ?
[00:17] <bucky> R0b0t1: AppArmor ?
[00:17] <vferrari> mi use big linux .2
[00:17] <Iceman_B|SSH> never heard of those apps, I'll look them up
[00:17] <TR0VADOR> how to install ubuntu 9.0.4 direct URL
[00:18] <thiebaude> !unetbootin
[00:18] <stovicek> jerbear: I haven't attempted this myself but it looks promising: http://www.howtoforge.com/unlock-a-luks-encrypted-root-partition-via-ssh-on-ubuntu
[00:18] <mickster04> TR0VADOR, have you tried in your languages channel?
[00:18] <erUSUL> Iceman_B|SSH: http://clonezilla.org/
[00:19] <spikemcc> !paste
[00:19] <R0b0t1> bucky: I don't think that's installed, hmm.
[00:19] <sebsebseb> !install | TR0VADOR
[00:19] <mickster04> TR0VADOR, i dont recofnise ur language but there should be a channel for it:D if thats of any help
[00:19] <Iceman_B|SSH> erUSUL: thanks yo
[00:19] <erUSUL> !pt | TR0VADOR
[00:19] <erUSUL> Iceman_B|SSH: no problem
[00:19] <bucky> R0b0t1: dpkg -l apparmor
[00:20] <MK13> i think trovador wants to do a net install
[00:20] <TR0VADOR> !pt
[00:20] <TR0VADOR> thanks
[00:21] <Polterge|st> can anyone tell me what is Ubuntu X  ?
[00:21] <R0b0t1> bucky: II means installed?
[00:21] <bucky> yup
[00:21] <sebsebseb> Polterge|st: Xubuntu?  Xorg?
[00:21] <Polterge|st> it says updated drivers for X.org etc
[00:22] <Polterge|st> would that be worth installing ?
[00:22] <Polterge|st> I mean are the updated drivers stable ?
[00:22] <thiebaude> !x
[00:22] <sebsebseb> Polterge|st: if it's from the Ubuntu repo it should be ok
[00:22] <StrangeCharm> having just written a new init.d script heavily based off the skeleton script, when i /etc/init.d/<scriptname> start as root, permission is denied. why is this?
[00:22] <Polterge|st> alright I was just curious
[00:22] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: hi
[00:22] <Polterge|st> I have highspeed now and I am thinking about installing it
[00:23] <glitsj16> StrangeCharm: did you chmod +x the script to make it executable yet?
[00:23] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: hi
[00:23] <StrangeCharm> glitsj16-  nope, i always forget. thanks
[00:23] <Polterge|st> is moovida any good ?
[00:23] <glitsj16> StrangeCharm: no problem
[00:23] <Polterge|st> it looks cool but I was wondering if any of you have used it yet
[00:24] <BIG> DO NOT BRASIL
[00:25] <gartral> !shout | BIG
[00:25] <Flannel> BIG: This channel is english only.
[00:25] <mickster04> BIG, so how can we help?
[00:25] <^Phantom^> I am totally lost.
[00:26] <robson> anyone know why i can't maximize flash videos?
[00:26] <HotShowers> hi
[00:26] <^Phantom^> I want to format a drive, but I can not figure out how to do so.
[00:26] <fccf> !hi | HotShowers
[00:26] <^Phantom^> Can someone please help me do that?
[00:27] <mickster04> ^Phantom^, gparted?
[00:27] <fccf> ^Phantom^: www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[00:27] <^Phantom^> Do I need to run it as root?
[00:27] <fccf> ^Phantom^: yes use gksudo
[00:27] <cyberwarrior> sera tt
[00:28] <erikk71> once firefox 3.5 is installed can firefox 3.0 be uninstalled
[00:29] <erikk71> well i have shireteko 3.5
[00:29] <dtownhero> anybody having an issue lately where Xorg is taking up like 50% cpu?
[00:29] <mickster04> erikk71, i presume so? why not? i thought ff might pudate when its rady tho...
[00:29] <fccf> erikk71: I believe shiretoko still uses parts of 3.0 ... I wouldn't remove ff30 IMHO
[00:29] <cyberwarrior> mmh this is english ubuntu server???
[00:30] <Pici> !it | cyberwarrior
[00:30] <fccf> cyberwarrior: yes... but not server #ubuntu-server
[00:30] <^Phantom^> gparted won't launch :(
[00:30] <erikk71> well i did sudo install
[00:30] <dtownhero> ^Phantom^, do sudo gparted
[00:30] <Pici> !gksudo
[00:30] <fccf> ^Phantom^: what errors?
[00:30] <oldude67> dont you have to run gparted from live cd to make it work right as well?
[00:30] <^Phantom^> sudo: gparted: command not found
[00:31] <Pici> oldude67: Only if you intend to work with a drive that would be inuse during a regular session
[00:31] <mickster04> ^Phantom^, gksudo?
[00:31] <oldude67> Pici, ah i see ty
[00:31] <erikk71> my pc is sluggish
[00:31] <Pici> ^Phantom^: You need to install gparted first if you are not on the live-cd. The package name is gparted.
[00:32] <^Phantom^> Oh, okay.
[00:32] <^Phantom^> That's where my problem is.  Thank you, Pici.
[00:32] <erikk71> my old pc died had motherboard failure
[00:32] <naildownx> I have a dellmini 12 with Jaunty on it...I think Firefox is causing my machine to freeze up...can anyone else confirm this problem?
[00:32] <erikk71> naildownx how much ram do u haVE
[00:33] <thiebaude> anyone know when firefox 3 will update to 3.5?
[00:33] <spikemcc> use flock if firefox work badly it's better for some peoples
[00:33] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: it won't in 9.04
[00:33] <mickster04> thiebaude, nope
[00:33] <thiebaude> thanks guys
[00:33] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: also I guess 9.10 will have a proper Firefox 3.5 in it,  not a version of  the development  version
[00:33] <erikk71> EPIHANY IS GOOD BROWSER
[00:33] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: sounds cool
[00:33] <spikemcc> harder a little to install cause it's not in the repositories but you will enjoy it I'm sure
[00:33] <sebsebseb> erikk71: and Galeon and Konqueror, and Seamonkey, and so on
[00:34] <linxeh> erikk71: okay....
[00:34] <oldude67> opera isnt bad either.
[00:34] <sebsebseb> !caps |   erikk71
[00:34] <thiebaude> oldude67: offtopic, but opera 10beta
[00:34] <erikk71> sorry my machine is sluggish
[00:34] <sebsebseb> oldude67: bloated and closed source, but  good rendering enginge :)  unlike  Internet Explorer, the worst browser of all!
[00:34] <erikk71> only 256 mb ram
[00:34] <ILMAN> hey
[00:34] <mickster04> hi
[00:35] <ILMAN> i dont have a specific question i would to learn about the system
[00:35] <oldude67> anything is better then i.e.
[00:35] <erikk71> or windows
[00:35] <sebsebseb> oldude67: well unless of course it's one of those fake browsers based on it
[00:35] <kiwimenace> hi guys, anybody want to have aquick chat about a black screen
[00:35] <oldude67> ILMAN, have you looked at the man pages and ubuntu forums?
[00:35] <ILMAN> i cant learn from that
[00:35] <erikk71> it amazes me there working on reactos
[00:35] <ILMAN> i need to talk with someone
[00:36] <bucky> ILMAN: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/index.html
[00:36] <thiebaude> i came from debian where firefox isn't even deault (lenny 5.02)
[00:36] <sebsebseb> erikk71: I have known about that one for a few years now, and development is slow :(
[00:36] <ILMAN> i need SomeOne not SOmething!
[00:36] <bucky> can i have Sir Richard Branson help me with my computer problem?  ...I mean like he's Shuttleworth's friend isn't he?
[00:36] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: yep Iceweasel since the Debian and Mozilla disagreements
[00:36] <Pici> !offtopic
[00:36] <erikk71> beos is dead
[00:36] <stapel> I have ati graphics card and i use fglrx driver from repositories. How do I know which version of the ati catalyst driver i am using?
[00:36] <oldude67> ILMAN, well you have to be a little more specific then
[00:36] <erikk71> haiku will not make it
[00:36] <fccf> ILMAN: really? start here www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[00:36] <sebsebseb> !details |  ILMAN
[00:36] <ILMAN> but i dont know !! what are my option here????..
[00:36] <naildownx> erikk71: 1GB :( I know...
[00:36] <thiebaude> yep, and lack of plugins for me, made me come back to 9.04
[00:37] <naildownx> I am using epiphany, actually
[00:37] <bucky> ILMAN: learn to read?
[00:37] <erikk71> syllable is good os
[00:37] <oldude67> ILMAN, what do you want to do is the question..
[00:37] <ILMAN> cant somebody help me ?
[00:37] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: lack of plugins?
[00:37] <sebsebseb> ILMAN: with what?
[00:37] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: wont play wmv. videos
[00:37] <sebsebseb> !ask |  ILMAN
[00:37] <th0r> ILMAN: this isn't a school. We can help you with a specific problem, but we don't hold classes on linux
[00:37] <^Phantom^> Thank you :D
[00:38] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: there's a repo in Debian I think for the propritary stuff
[00:38] <kiwimenace> lol
[00:38] <ILMAN> fccf is helping me
[00:38] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: yep i tried it and also fonts were way too small
[00:38] <syslq78> Come on guys
[00:38] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: im staying with 9.04
[00:39] <stapel> I have ati graphics card and i use fglrx driver from repositories. How do I know which version of the ati catalyst driver i am using?
[00:39] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: no your not :D  you will upgrade to 9.10 when it's out and so on
[00:39] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: ok, you got me on that one
[00:39] <naildownx> erikk71: can I pm you?
[00:40] <thiebaude> i sure will upgrade, i like the new log in in 9.10
[00:40] <ctmjr> stapel, if i remember right fglrxinfo will give you the driver version
[00:40] <thiebaude> sorry i need to stay on-topic
[00:42] <stapel> ctmjr: thanx, but that still does not tell me which catalyst version it is
[00:43] <HotShowers> can someone help me mount an image on ubuntu
[00:43] <HotShowers> i have created a blank image with dd...
[00:44] <mickster04> !iso
[00:44] <HotShowers> sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/opt/test.img bs=100M count=1
[00:44] <HotShowers> i did, but not an iso, i want to mount an image with read/write
[00:45] <losher> HotShowers: that's not the way to create an image. All you've done there is put a bunch of zeroes into a file and called it test.img. That doesn't make it an image. Images are created with the mkisofs program...
[00:45] <bucky> stapel: apt-cache show fglrx-amdcccle says version 2.8.6  ..did you install from the repos?
[00:45] <rjk> cozzie
[00:46] <wfiuewfew> Hi! I am using acpi -t what temperature does that measure?
[00:46] <stapel> bucky: yes, i installed from repos...does this mean i'm still on catalyst 8.6?
[00:46] <erUSUL> HotShowers: losetup /dev/loop0 /opt/test.img
[00:46] <bucky> stapel: i think so
[00:46] <arand> How much would I regret pulling in the intrepid lernel version in jaunty?
[00:47] <HotShowers> losher: can't i use parted on test.img though and create a filesystem, etc
[00:47] <arand> s/lernel/kernel/
[00:47] <stapel> thats over 1 year old???
[00:47] <Gobby> ugliefrog: Did that solve your problem?
[00:47] <erUSUL> HotShowers: mkfs.ext3 /dev/loop0
[00:47] <erUSUL> HotShowers: mount -t ext3 /dev/loop0 /mount/point
[00:48] <syslq78> Why cant I sleep
[00:49] <erUSUL> syslq78: becouse you are on irc ;)
[00:49] <syslq78> Heh
[00:50] <erUSUL> HotShowers: all with sudo of course
[00:50] <HotShowers> erUSUL: trying that now
[00:50] <th0r> erUSUL: learn something new every day...thanks
[00:50] <erUSUL> th0r: ? about losetup ?
[00:50] <syslq78> erUSUL, what's /dev/loop0?
[00:50] <syslq78> :)
[00:50] <Zaqq> is there a setfsb utility in ubuntu? i wish to lower the cpu speed on my netbook
[00:51] <th0r> erUSUL: yup...never heard it before...didn't know it existed
[00:51] <InOx> Hails 4 yalls!
[00:51] <erUSUL> syslq78: a loop device ;P
[00:51] <kiwimenace> my thread i need help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7622909#post7622909
[00:51] <Gobby> How do I change my sub menus under applications? Example, I want to make accessories menu a blueish color, how would one achieve this?
[00:51] <losher> HotShowers: ingenious, but I seriously doubt if parted will work on non disk devices....
[00:51] <erikk71> where would u suggest donating used hardware
[00:51] <erikk71> mostly ram
[00:52] <InOx> i need a favor...  i need reinstall my jaunty BUT!!!! now i got some errors of Mount someone know something bout it!
[00:52] <erikk71> sdram an some ddr ram
[00:52] <erUSUL> th0r: when you call mount with -o loop for an iso all the magic happens behind the scenes but for something like a raw image you need to fomat you have to do it yourself
[00:52] <syslq78> erUSUL, for mounting cd images etc?
[00:52] <Ragnarok> So, I'm getting an error when installing packages that says 'Error: Wrong Architecture 'i386'". I'm assuming this is because of the version I'm using.
[00:52] <cha0s> hey guys, i set up postfix on my server, everything appears to be working, but all my sent mail is getting queued
[00:52] <erUSUL> syslq78: yep
[00:52] <th0r> erUSUL: it looks like an interesting tool...I will be playing with it tomorrow.
[00:52] <cha0s> and sudo postfix flush doesn't seem to be sending it
[00:52] <syslq78> erUSUL, thx
[00:52] <kiwimenace> i want a stick of 512 pc100
[00:52] <kiwimenace> hehe
[00:52] <erikk71> plus a few p3 an p4 cpus
[00:53] <cha0s> eveyrthing just stays in the queue
[00:53] <HotShowers> it looks like it's working
[00:53] <losher> erikk71: if all else fails, sell it on ebay & then donate the proceeds...
[00:53] <syslq78> have fun guys night, omg it's 1:52 in the morning....
[00:53] <HotShowers> thanks erUSUL!
[00:53] <erikk71> i have 512mb ddr 3200
[00:53] <erUSUL> HotShowers: no problem
[00:53] <erikk71> kbyte ram
[00:53] <InOx> ??
[00:53] <erikk71> my machine needs 2700 or 2100
[00:54] <Pici> !offtopic
[00:55] <HotShowers> erUSUL:a ntoher question though, it looks like instead of doing "#mkfs.ext3 /dev/loop0", you can just open it in parted "#parted /dev/loop0" and type print in parted and it works
[00:55] <HotShowers> do you think it's safe to create the partition/format in parted that way then?
[00:55] <wfiuewfew> Hi! any ideas what acpi -t measures
[00:56] <Gobby> How do I change my sub menus under applications? Example, I want to make accessories menu a blueish color, how would one achieve this?
[00:56] <erUSUL> HotShowers: i do not see the point of making partitions on a image file
[00:56] <losher> HotShowers: holy moly, it really *does* work with gparted....
[00:56] <erUSUL> HotShowers: just format it
[00:57] <natewiebe13> okay.. i have the stranges thing happening.. i just installed jaunty and with the dvd drive empy.. it shows that i have a disk in there labeled "Bluebirds"
[00:57] <kiwimenace> erikk>whast the sd name for pc100
[00:57] <HotShowers> ok
[00:58] <natewiebe13> inside is autorun.inf, bluebirds.exe, drag&burn.exe and s e t u p.exe
[00:58] <HotShowers> are there any filesystems you know of (besides ext3) that will encrypt it?
[00:58] <InOx> i need a favor...  i need reinstall my jaunty BUT!!!! now i got some errors of Mount someone know something bout it!
[00:58] <funkyHat> What's the name of the panel applet that's like the taskbar in UNR?
[00:58] <funkyHat> The one that displays just icons
[00:58] <sebsebseb> !details |  InOx
[00:58] <erUSUL> HotShowers: for encyption you can use losetup see its man page
[00:58] <th0r> HotShowers: you might look at truecrypt...it might work
[00:58] <erUSUL> HotShowers: man losetup
[00:59]  * erUSUL goes to bed
[00:59] <Alek_86> How can I fix high CPU usage with ATI FGLRX drivers installed (xorg process is using cpu around 97%)?
[00:59] <natewiebe13> i think i found it
[00:59] <natewiebe13> anyone know about a program called bluebirds that is packaged onto the LG dvd burners?
[01:00] <HotShowers> yeah i spent hours working with truecrypt, but i need to compile the kernel or something for it to mount
[01:00] <losher> wfiuewfew: I see the man page for acpi is a paragon of uninformation. Someone on #hardware may know (just a thought)...
[01:00] <^Phantom^> Where can I find an ISO for Dang Small Linux?
[01:01] <natewiebe13> ^Phantom^: from their site
[01:01] <^Phantom^> Can I please get a link?
[01:01] <natewiebe13> http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/
[01:01] <arand> How much would I regret pulling in the intrepid kernel version in jaunty?
[01:01] <InOx> I'm unistallin Ubuntu Jaunty, but When i try to reinstall i got someting Errors of Mounting like Mount /dev/loop0 on root something like that
[01:01] <bruenig> arand: better get all of the headers and modules too
[01:02] <bruenig> arand: perhaps you would be better off just compiling your own
[01:03] <Alek_86> How can I fix high CPU usage with ATI FGLRX drivers installed (xorg process is using cpu around 97%)?
[01:04] <natewiebe13> Alek_86: buy nvidia
[01:04] <arand> bruenig: hmm, I'm just planning to add the intrepid repos and let the deps do their thing, but there is no major life-threatening dangers involved whas what I wanted to know?
[01:04] <bruenig> arand: it will most likely fail
[01:04] <dtownhero> Alek_86, I'm having very high Xorg usage as well using NVIDIA drivers
[01:05] <natewiebe13> buy new computers
[01:05] <dtownhero> I asked earlier if anybody else was having the same problem but did not get a response
[01:05] <dtownhero> natewiebe13, lol, yeah, cause it was working fine a week ago...
[01:05] <Socah> Alek_86, turn of fglrx
[01:05] <losher> arand: how could you ever trust such a system. Anything could happen....
[01:05] <natewiebe13> it has been working fine for me
[01:05] <arand> bruenig: ah, ok, but will compiling an older kernel for jaunty be more successful..?
[01:05] <natewiebe13> but i have a quadcore cpu
[01:06] <Socah> dtownhero, I had similar problems, but they were part-time - it passed
[01:06] <bruenig> arand: don't compile an older kernel, compile a new one
[01:06] <Alek_86> Socah, I need it for OpenGL 2.0 support, so I can play Heroes of Newerth
[01:06] <bruenig> arand: set it up how you need it
[01:06] <Socah> Alek_86, then try to find older version of fglrx drivers, or newer - maybe this could help
[01:06] <StrangeCharm> in init.d scripts, what do required-start/stop and should-start stop do? what are their parameters, and what do those parameters do?
[01:07] <dtownhero> Socah, I'm hoping this will too ;-) it bounces between Xorg and init... with or without compiz on
[01:07] <grendal_prime> hey...i just bult a web server, I didnt have the network params with i built the thing.(its a vmware machine)  so i specified that i wanted to set up the network later.  Now it seems as though there is no resolve.conf packages installed and i cant get dns working on the machine?
[01:07] <^Phantom^> Sorry to be so off topic...but...for DSL, do I want the initrd.iso or the syslinux.iso or just dsl-4.4.10.iso ?
[01:07] <arand> bruenig: thing is all newer versions introduce an error on this specific hardware which I hope to sidestep doing that...
[01:07] <th0r> StrangeCharm: required is the module(s) required to be loaded before starting or stopping the script.
[01:07] <barqers> Hi earlier I read up on Mono XSP and realized that it does not support *.asp files. Is there a way to port *.asp files used with windows IIS to linux?
[01:07] <Pici> !ot | ^Phantom^
[01:07] <grendal_prime> The networking is up and funtional, i can ip addresses on the outside...
[01:07] <th0r> StrangeCharm: modules or services.
[01:07] <bruenig> arand: how do you know that
[01:07] <Alek_86> Socah, I have ATI 9600 card, I downgraded Xserver version to Intrepid one, and then installed 9.3 version of fglrx driver (in newer card is not supported)
[01:08] <grendal_prime> i just cant get dns working..and when i look at the resolve.conf.  well there isnt one.
[01:08] <progre55> hi people! how to make the backgroud of the menu panel transparent?
[01:08] <grendal_prime> what packages do i need to install to get that...
[01:08] <Socah> Alek_86, had you fglrx out of a box?
[01:08] <Pici> ^Phantom^: #damnsmalllinux
[01:08] <progre55> like this one http://gnome-look.org/content/preview.php?preview=1&id=74813&file1=74813-1.jpg&file2=74813-2.jpg&file3=74813-3.jpg&name=Overglossed
[01:08] <Socah> grendal_prime, file name is resolv.conf
[01:08] <^Phantom^> Thankies #Pici :D
[01:09] <^Phantom^> Pici*
[01:09] <Alek_86> Socah, huh? I don't understand...
[01:09] <arand> bruenig: from reading on bug reports on bugzilla/lp
[01:09] <dtownhero> Alek_86, fglrx doesn't come with ubuntu anymore
[01:09] <Socah> Alek_86, when you installed ubuntu, you had already fglrx support? Or you fallowed tutorial or whatever, to enable it
[01:09] <grendal_prime> ya, its not there.  Ive created it and put the nameserver entries in it..but its still not working
[01:09] <dtownhero> Alek_86, not even with restricted drivers, unless you're using 8.10
[01:09] <grendal_prime> well what i meant was that it "was'nt" there untelli created it.
[01:10] <Socah> dtownhero, so how to get "native" rendering with ati? any way without fglrx?
[01:10] <Alek_86> Socah, I followed tutorial to install 9.3 driver from ATI site on Jaunty
[01:10] <dtownhero> Socah, you can use fglrx but you have to install it yourself
[01:10] <dtownhero> you can't get it with restricted drivers anymore
[01:10] <dtownhero> frankly the drivers suck >.<
[01:11] <dtownhero> I'm a lifetime ATI fanboy but I switched to nvidia due to ati's terrible open source driver support
[01:11] <th0r> StrangeCharm: in ubuntu they still use the sysv links in rcx.d and can control preloading with the numbering, but in suse they no longer use such links and depend on the init script to specify what has to be done first
[01:11] <Socah> grendal_prime, package dhclient as far as I know
[01:12] <Socah> grendal_prime, 20 secounds in google, and you will be sure what package you need
[01:12] <StrangeCharm> so, th0r, in ubuntu, those segments are almost redundant?
[01:12] <GhostWolf> hi can anyone help me?? i am having problems of loggin into my nix box.. i get to the login screen enter password and when i hit enter the login screen keeps poppin up
[01:12] <grendal_prime> cool thanks
[01:12] <grendal_prime> ya ive been digging....werid that doesnt come up
[01:12] <th0r> StrangeCharm: yes, but when I tried to use a plain old bash script it wouldn't work...kicked it out cause all that header info was missing
[01:12] <Socah> grendal_prime, I wroted as keywords resolv.conf ubuntu package - it came out on first site
[01:13] <grendal_prime> ya Socah i did the same thing.  Also there is no dhclient package that i can install.
[01:13] <HotShowers> anyone know how to stop mirc from telling me people leave the channel
[01:13] <HotShowers> there's too many messag3es
[01:13] <Socah> GhostWolf, could you copy your log on ubuntu.paste and then copy link there? Log of xorg.conf and gdm log
[01:13] <grendal_prime> thats the problem im having
[01:14] <StrangeCharm> th0r- , so i should leave them in, but not sweat them too much?
[01:14] <barqers> Uh, everytime I spin my mouse wheel my desktop changes workstations and it's annoying the crap out of me cause I can't scroll through pages. how do i disable this binding in compiz?
[01:14] <GhostWolf> Socah how can i get my log files if i can't get passed the login screen??
[01:14] <th0r> StrangeCharm: right...I have one script that someone in suse was nice enough to help me with..wanted to mount a vm share automatically. I can pastebin it if you like
[01:14] <jrib> barqers: try #compiz-fusion for the specific setting, but you can also use ccsm's search
[01:14] <jrib> !ccsm | barqers
[01:15] <barqers> jrib: thanks
[01:15] <bucky> grendal_prime: there is no *resolve.conf*  there is however an /etc/resolv.conf
[01:15] <grendal_prime> yes bucky and that is where i created mine.
[01:15] <soreau> barqers: Disable Viewport Switcher in ccsm
[01:15] <Socah> GhostWolf, terminal is your friend now, when you are at log-in screen type alt+F1 and there will be a terminal. Type your username, password. Then you can access logs, if you got connection to internet, paste it, or copy to exterlan usb drive
[01:15] <StrangeCharm> th0r-  i have a bunch of reference scripts (an whole /etc/init.d full of them) i'm just writing one for software that i didn't write, so i'm not immediately sure of options, and need to cross-reference the full docs for both things
[01:15] <grendal_prime> however if the package that reads that conf is not installed its pretty useless wich seems to be the case
[01:16] <GhostWolf> Socah i'll try i have to leave in a few mins
[01:16] <grendal_prime> sorry guys im more familiar with the straight up debian distro.  Ive never seen it happen that the packages required for doing dns not get installed.
[01:16] <bucky> grendal_prime: do you have dhcp3-client installed?
[01:16] <soreau> jrib: The factoids could be updated now as the channel has changed name to #compiz
[01:16] <progre55> hi people! how to make the backgroud of the menu panel transparent?
[01:16] <progre55> like this one http://gnome-look.org/content/preview.php?preview=1&id=74813&file1=74813-1.jpg&file2=74813-2.jpg&file3=74813-3.jpg&name=Overglossed
[01:16] <Socah> GhostWolf, also
[01:17] <GhostWolf> Socah when i hit alt+f1 nothing happens at the login screen
[01:17] <soreau> jrib: Of course, #compiz-fusion points to #compiz so.. yea
[01:17] <Socah> GhostWolf, you can use livecd
[01:17] <barqers> soreau: Thank you
[01:17] <Socah> GhostWolf, alt+ctrl+f1, my bad
[01:17] <GhostWolf> Socah ok
[01:17] <soreau> barqers: You're welcome ;)
[01:17] <grendal_prime> im a little confused as to which and where these packages may be..because (and this does not seem plausable) they do not appear to be on the install iso i have.ummm dhcp?  i didnt install it because there is no dhcp server on this network.
[01:17] <jrib> !ccsm =~ s/compiz-fusion/compiz/
[01:17] <jrib> soreau: thanks
[01:17] <giiker> hi everyone, Installed Ubuntu 9.04 to run SSHD, now Iḿ trying to add my public RSA key to thUbuntu remote box, but I cant because the .ssh folder
[01:17] <soreau> jrib: neat ;)
[01:17] <grendal_prime> but yes the client is installed
[01:18] <Socah> grendal_prime, I'm searching, but as far as you don't got this file, and it still works... there is nothing to worry about :)
[01:18] <bucky> grendal_prime: in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf uncomment and add you nameserver ip after prepend domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1;   just like debian
[01:18] <giiker> belongs to root, I know I can cahnge it with chown, but I was wondering
[01:18] <GhostWolf> ok im there Socah how do i access the logs??
[01:18] <CyberCen> kevor,
[01:18] <bucky> grendal_prime: then dhclient etho
[01:18] <giiker> if I should create another user and transfer my key to there
[01:18] <wolfric> quick question... i have an old version of ubuntu live cd... doing a quick fsck on a hard drive and it just prings "fsck 1.40  wip 14-nov-2006) i'm trying sudo fsck sda2
[01:18] <grendal_prime> Socah: it doesnt work though
[01:18] <jrib> giiker: um, why does the .ssh folder belong to root?
[01:18] <Socah> GhostWolf, type "sudo nano /var/log/xorg.conf"
[01:18] <GhostWolf> ok Socah
[01:19] <giiker> jrib: I dont know
[01:19] <Socah> GhostGum, type Xorg.conf, big letter
[01:19] <jrib> giiker: are permissions on everything else ok?
[01:19] <Socah> damn
[01:19] <Socah> not .conf
[01:19] <soreau> Socah: That will bring up a blank file.. either you meant /etc/X11/xorg.conf or /var/log/Xorg.0.log perhaps?
[01:19] <Socah> yes it is
[01:19] <Socah> I'm bit tired today
[01:19] <GhostWolf> lol
[01:19] <spikemcc> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219411/ can you check it for me ?
[01:19] <GhostWolf> so i typed it wrong?? lol
[01:20] <giiker> jrib: Yes, I already logged in with my password, now I want to use RSAAuthentication, but Iḿ just afraid of messing up the .ssh owner
[01:20] <GhostWolf> cause it did come up with something but don't see it lol
[01:20] <jrib> giiker: .ssh should belong to the user, you should chown it back
[01:20] <Socah> GhostWolf, exit nano with ctrl+x, and type path to file, that soreau gave
[01:20] <Kurisuchan> hello there people and aliens, could someone be so kind as to point me in the direction of a good usenet program?
[01:20] <Socah> spikemcc, check for what?
[01:20] <GhostWolf> um ok
[01:20]  * usser its sad that usenet is dead
[01:20] <fccf> spikemcc: line 33 I am seeing an extra zero in that line... could be a problem
[01:21] <giiker> jrib: Now that I remember I was playing with NX, maybe I did change something, Iĺl check my history. be back in 2...
[01:21] <wolfric> Can anyone help? i have an old version of ubuntu live cd... doing a quick fsck on a hard drive and it just prings "fsck 1.40  wip 14-nov-2006) i'm trying sudo fsck sda2. did sudo fdisk =l to check the drive letters and its the right one. Can also access it from "my computer"
[01:22] <GhostWolf> Socah gotta reboot will retry in a sec
[01:22] <Socah> GhostWolf, do you have a livecd?
[01:22] <Socah> GhostWolf, it will be much easier for you
[01:22] <fccf> wolfric: uh sudo fsck /dev/sda2 ???
[01:22] <GhostWolf> yea Socah but if its gonna take long time cause i gotta go in like 10 mins
[01:23] <Kurisuchan> maybe I'm trying to find a program for the wrong thing, isn't usenet the same as discussion groups?  like google groups
[01:23] <Socah> GhostWolf, I think we can't do it so fast
[01:23] <wolfric> fccf: the super block could not be read or does not sescribe a correct ext2 etc...
[01:23] <Socah> GhostWolf, you need to gain access to logs, give us a copy and then we can think what's wrong
[01:23] <wolfric> sorry i'm not really that much in tune with linux
[01:23] <GhostWolf> ok Socah
[01:24] <fccf> wolfric: the line you put in was .. sudo fsck sda2 ... or /dev/sda2???
[01:24] <wolfric> i put  /dev/sda2
[01:25] <^menace^> anyone http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7622909#post7622909
[01:25] <GhostWolf> ok Socah got the livecd of my os i have in
[01:25] <fccf> wolfric: please be spacific in channel ...  I look for errors before I give actual help
[01:26] <th0r> wolfric: what is the file type of the drive? ext3? ext4?
[01:26] <wolfric> fccf: i just gave you the error... i wrote it out
[01:26] <spikemcc> menace your xorg.conf is the problem
[01:26] <wolfric> fccf: i wrote what you told me to write instead and i produced the error it gave
[01:26] <spikemcc> but I cannot help you more than that sorry
[01:27] <spikemcc> mostly xorg and graphic driver bug
[01:27] <^menace^> what direction do i head in?
[01:27] <barqers> why everytime i scroll it seems like i'm constantly pressing control because webpages get smaller and bigger
[01:28] <^menace^> thanks anywy spike
[01:28] <progre55> hi all, I have an emerald theme.. how to install it? I have emerald-theme-manager, too
[01:28] <fccf> ^menace^: can you get to a terminal by doing CTRL+ALT+F1
[01:29] <moymoy> wolfric: make sure the version of fsck you're using supports the actual filesystem used on your harddrive, otherwise if you specify a wrong filesystem, your harddrive will be screwed
[01:30] <moymoy> wolfric: what filesystem is on your harddrive?
[01:30] <giiker> wolfric: I see you already watched Outlander! jeje
[01:30] <^menace^> fccf, i dunno, ill dtry in a minute,, have to reboot, im in linux now, live cd wont work with my wireless modem so im in windows
[01:30] <wolfric> moymoy:ntfs
[01:30] <wolfric> giiker: outlander? o.O
[01:31] <ctmjr> progre55, open emarld theme manager then import then find the theme you downloaded  make sure you untared it if it came as a tar file
[01:31] <^menace^> did you mean while it has a black screen?
[01:31] <ctmjr> *emerald
[01:31] <fccf> ^menace^: yep
[01:32] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: im going for it
[01:32] <moymoy> wolfric: try this `fsck -t ntfs /dev/sda2` .. and if NTFS isn't supported, it'll tell you
[01:32] <giiker> wolfric: thereś a character in that movie, I just thought, cause I just watched it...
[01:32] <progre55> ctmjr, and then how to apply the imported theme?
[01:32] <wolfric> fsck: fsck.ntfs: not found
[01:32] <^menace^> fccf: ill, tr ill be back
[01:32] <grendal_prime> ill just recreate the box...thats easyer than this bs
[01:32] <ctmjr> progre55, click it then wait will take a minute to install
[01:33] <moymoy> wolfric: so fsck doesn't support ntfs.. if you had gone and done a fsck reguardless, you would've screwed up your harddrive
[01:33] <xorphenochx> need some help, compiling a new kernel to get xen working but no initrd file is being created and i cant find mkinitrd anywhere
[01:33] <progre55> ctmjr, but nothing is happening.. I still have the old theme installed through system> preferences> appearance
[01:33] <wolfric> moymoy: do older versions support it?
[01:34] <fccf> wolfric: use the live disk and make sure ntfs-3g is installed
[01:34] <trohs> Doubt: Why Firefox is not auto-updating to 3.5?
[01:34] <wolfric> fccf: i'm using the live cd atm. How do i check that?
[01:34] <wolfric> just an old one
[01:34] <ctmjr> progre55, then you need to choose emerald as your theme manager
[01:34] <mb_again_> man initrd on mine gives the creation steps ...
[01:34] <Pici> !ff35 | trohs
[01:34] <fccf> wolfric: sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g
[01:34] <progre55> ctmjr, where do I choose it?
[01:35] <xorphenochx> mkinitrd is not available on jaunty....
[01:35] <trohs> Thanks
[01:36] <wolfric> fccf: E: invalid operational install
[01:36] <ctmjr> progre55, emerald --replace &    in terminal   do you have compiz installed also?
[01:36] <progre55> ctmjr, yep
[01:36] <wolfric> fccf nvm typo my bad
[01:36] <tst_> hey
[01:36] <fccf> wolfric: thought so
[01:37] <tst_> trying to create a raid using hardware in ubnut server can i get some help
[01:37] <wahnfrieden_> if any kind of menu is open, I can't alt-tab until I close the menu (like the autocomplete dropdown in firefox's search field, or a right click menu) - is there a way to change this behavior?
[01:37] <wolfric> couldn't find package ntfs-3g =(
[01:37] <ctmjr> progre55, download this and you can change it via gui sudo apt-get install fusion-icon
[01:37] <wahnfrieden_> it's so annoying to have to hit escape before i can alt tab when im typing a search and need to see something in another window
[01:37] <mb_again_> tst_ : have you confirmed the hardware is fully supported?
[01:38] <Socah> One question about firefox. Is sun-java6-bin got firefox 3.0 as dependency only in ubuntu amd64?
[01:38] <wolfric> fccf: ntfs-3g exact spelling..
[01:38] <giiker> wolfric: can you download an ISO fron the last versions?
[01:38] <fccf> wolfric: yes... what version of ubuntu is your live disk
[01:38] <fccf> ?
[01:38] <tst_> yes asus board, it is supported it it , recongines the raid but doesnt show any partitions or mount points
[01:39] <wolfric> i probably could but i've hardly ever used linux i'd be afraid that it'd throw me into even more problems just trying to use it. I'm on a live cd as well so anything i download has to be stored in the ram
[01:39] <^Phantom^> Can I create an .img copy of the liveCD?
[01:39] <wolfric> 7.04
[01:40] <progre55> ctmjr, cool, thanks man, appreciate! )
[01:40] <fccf> wolfric: that version is beyond support, so that makes things complicated
[01:40] <^Phantom^> >_<
[01:40] <giiker> wolfric: 9.04
[01:40] <ctmjr> progre55, no problem enjoy
[01:40] <^Phantom^> I just spent an hour downloading the .iso for 8.04 LTS
[01:40] <mb_again_> tst: two things, does asus provide some config software, and two are the chips really asus or are they 3ware or something else packaged by asus
[01:41] <wolfric> hold on let me see if i can grab a torrent of the latest version
[01:41] <^Phantom^> But the device I'm intending to boot this on requires an .img file to boot...
[01:41] <giiker> wolfric: what exactly are you trying to acomplish,just check you HD,bad blocks?
[01:41]  * ^Phantom^ screams
[01:41] <wolfric> basicly yes
[01:41] <monkey2> my kernel version is 2.6.21 but I am not able to get the sources for this version, how else can I obtain the source, apt-get source linux-source-2.6.21 does not exist. Thanks.
[01:41] <wolfric> i did a bad shutdown and have a blue screen on my hdd
[01:41] <tst_> asus server board, so not sure aobut chipsets..howevever im tihnking i might be missing a step or two is there any documentations on setting up hardware raid in ubuntu
[01:42] <hvgotcodes> if i use a patched xserver from a ppa (to solve some ati fglrx driver issues in jaunty) what are the implicated as newer versions of the xserver are released, and when KK comes out?
[01:42] <giiker> ohh ok! you might wanna use gparted then, that thing is better but you have to be careful not to destroy your partitions or anything else
[01:42] <darkhamm> hey people, i installed kde from the ppa with synaptic. if now i want PROPERLY remove it with apt-get/synaptic, how can i do?
[01:42] <ZivBk1> I am struggling with display configuration.  Is there a current guide online on how to set the screen size, refresh rate, etc.?
[01:43] <moymoy> wolfric: i don't think older versions support it .. actually my fsck ver 1.41.4 doesn't support it
[01:43] <mb_again_> tst: could be. but usually if it'shardware raid, you are depending on the manufacturer to provide tools. sometimes it is a boot menu activated by a hot key before the os starts. then linux just sees a new drive and says oh goody a new drive. somtimes you need to download and create a boot disk and config the raid off that
[01:43] <jrib> hvgotcodes: depends really... It's customary to version packages in ppa's so that when a new version of the package hits the repositories, that one takes precedence
[01:43] <giiker> wolfric: check here : http://gparted.sourceforge.net/
[01:44] <fccf> wolfrc: you will need to change every line in /etc/apt/sources.list to this http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
[01:44] <moymoy> wolfric: gotta go .. dinner; Good luck!
[01:44] <giiker> wolfric: whatÅ is the manufacturer of you HDD?
[01:44] <hvgotcodes> jrib, so it is up to the ppa maintainer to provide updated packages?
[01:44] <giiker> ok
[01:44] <ZivBk1> What is the difference between the settings configured through 'System > 'Preferences' > 'Display' and the xorg config file?
[01:44] <jrib> hvgotcodes: yes
[01:44] <fccf> wolfric: then you will be able to install ntfs-3g
[01:44] <hvgotcodes> jrib, hmm ok
[01:44] <jrib> hvgotcodes: ideally the patches would get integrated into the repositories
[01:44] <wolfric> gparted doesn't run checks does it though?
[01:44] <dsdeiz> sudo apt-get reinstall <package> - that's how to reinstall a package right? :D
[01:44] <wolfric> giiker: no idea
[01:44] <hvgotcodes> i wonder if it is safe to upgrade....are you familiar with the issues some ati users are having?
[01:45] <fccf> wolfric: gparted does check disks ... but you need ntfs-3g first
[01:45] <wolfric> ok hold on let me try follow those instructions above
[01:46] <sin> Hey. Not really an Ubuntu-question, but I'll still try asking here. My laptop wont start. Three lights are on for a couple of seconds, and the harddrive starts spinning and then everything dies.
[01:46] <tst_> hmm true
[01:46] <tst_> tying that real quick post
[01:46] <hvgotcodes> sin, ask in hardware
[01:46] <giiker> fccf: actually he only needs to burn the iso and run it, gparted will check his HDD for anything bad: here:http://gparted.sourceforge.net/features.php
[01:46] <wolfric> fccf: i'm not sure i understand the "change ever line to this" what am i supposed to be changing it to in that directory?
[01:47] <Baba_B00ie> will gnome only align icons to the left or can it be set to align to the right?
[01:47] <mb_again_> sin: sounds like the battery is toast. to make it a linux issue, download a bootable cd on another system and try booting off that, you can then see if your hardware is ok
[01:47] <hvgotcodes> jrib, what about when the xserver issue is resolved and i want to go back to the official package?  is it as simple as removing the repo, refreshing, and removing orphaned packages?
[01:47] <giiker> sinus_: it might be a fan, fried motherboard, fried cpu
[01:47] <giiker> any noises you hear?
[01:47] <fccf> wolfric: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:47] <jrib> hvgotcodes: no, the version in the repositories has to be greater than your current version
[01:47] <jrib> hvgotcodes: doing what you said will eventually work
[01:47] <wolfric> yes but what do i put in there... that link gives me dists/indicies/ls-lr.gz/pool/project
[01:48] <hvgotcodes> jrib, i think the ppa version is older version than the official package
[01:48] <jrib> hvgotcodes: then apt should prefer the official package automatically
[01:48] <hvgotcodes> ooooooo
[01:48] <hvgotcodes> i see
[01:48] <hvgotcodes> so i will have to restrain myself to avoid getting the new version
[01:49] <fccf> wolfric: if you type my last command ... this will open an editor with the sources.list file ... which you can change to the oldreleases server so you can then access updates
[01:50] <wolfric> oh sorry i thought you ment i was to add the contents of that address in
[01:50] <wolfric> rather then the address itself
[01:50] <^menace^> anybody elase?http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7622909#post7622909
[01:51] <fccf> wolfric: does that explain itself?
[01:51] <_Apple_> Ubuntu isn't recognizing my volume special keys any more and ideas?
[01:51] <jduser> ^menace^: did u try with wesa in xorg.conf as a starting point of ur investigation?
[01:51] <wolfric> now i get (with sudo gedit) warning **: hit unhandled case 1: (file not found) in gedit unrecoverable saving error message area new.
[01:51] <jduser> vesa
[01:52] <wolfric> bah hold on let me check for typo 2 secs
[01:53] <fccf> wolfric: gksudo not sudo
[01:54] <wolfric> wasn't too sure what to change so i changed the first to "deb address" and deb-src "address" to that address you gave me. there were 2 more underneath the comments section with security in them
[01:54] <woakus> I am new to Ubuntu. I have a problem with a Dell Inspiron 15n the wireless card list the wifi name but will not connect to the wireless network. The security key is installed. I have 9.04 installed . The wireless is working on the windows decktop. Any Ideas how to get tge wireless to work?
[01:54] <wolfric> fccf: the first 2 had feisty main restricted after em
[01:55] <hvgotcodes> woakus, i would guess you are entering invalid credentials
[01:55] <fccf> wolfric: thats fine ... Just change the url of the server and leave the rest
[01:55] <wolfric> ok i changed the first 2 with the deb and deb-scr... tried apt-get but still package not found
[01:55] <tst_> hmm it recognizes and can do raid 0, and raid 1 however no raid 5, what could be the error
[01:56] <woakus> invalid credenrials?
[01:56] <wolfric> sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g
[01:56] <fccf> wolfric: save it ... then. ... sudo apt-get update
[01:56] <wolfric> yes i dod
[01:56] <gartral> woakus: what kind of security is on the network?
[01:56] <wolfric> ok did the update part
[01:56] <fccf> wolfric: now try install
[01:57] <wolfric> nope
[01:57] <wolfric> still same package not found
[01:57] <popkorn> hello all
[01:57] <queso> I have a network printer attached to my computer.  How can I detect what IP address has been assigned to it?
[01:57] <fccf> wolfric: I have to go right now ... if you can wait i'll be back in 45 min ... or perhaps someone else will help
[01:57] <wolfric> cheers
[01:57] <wolfric> appriciate the help so far
[01:58] <watson516> Does anybody know of a good piece of software that will capture a video of the Ubuntu desktop?
[01:58] <SeaPhor> wolfric, what are you trying to do?
[01:58] <fccf> wolfric: np, bbl
[01:58] <ctmjr> watson516, try record my desktop
[01:59] <danilo> hola
[01:59] <watson516> ctmjr: Cool, thanks
[01:59] <gartral> woakus: what kind of security is on the network?
[01:59] <jduser> and woakus: "The security key is installed." -  what did u mean with that?
[01:59] <SeaPhor> wolfric, i'll try to pick up where he left off but what are you trying to do?
[01:59] <danilo> tengo problemas con la conexion a internet se pasa desconectando
[01:59] <^menace^> jduser, do you mena vesa?
[02:00] <gartral> !spanish | danilo
[02:00] <jduser> ^menace^: yes (was a typo)
[02:00] <CyberAspie> !ubuntu-es > danilo
[02:00] <CyberAspie> hmm
[02:00] <ctmjr> watson516, your welcome i believe you can install it via apt
[02:00] <danilo> como lo hago?
[02:00] <FireVai> hi everyone.... i'm having a sound issue... i have onboard surround sound... but the mic jack is fried.. i installed a pci snd card, but its only like 2 channel.. no sub plugin.. i just want to use the mic input from the pci, and use the rest off the onboard.. can someone help with this please?
[02:00] <giiker> queso: network printer, then your box might be giving ips, does the printer have any console or web itnerface?
[02:01] <woakus> The file ntfs-39 new versiopn is already installed
[02:01] <giiker> damilo que necsitas?
[02:01] <queso> giiker, I'm pretty sure it has a web interface, I just don't know it's ip
[02:01] <mazda01> what i the dd command for ripping music from an audio cd to a folder?
[02:01] <danilo> hola tengo problemas con la conexion a internet
[02:02] <CyberAspie> !spanish > danilo
[02:02] <giiker> que tipo de conexion?
[02:02] <kungfumastah> hello!  can anyone help me?  an update that was pushed out today nuked my 9.04 install.
[02:02] <danilo> es de adsl directo del pc  al moden
[02:02] <thomson> does anyone else get a quick flash of a screen full of input/output errors when the ubuntu 9.04 installation comes to an end, right after hitting enter when it tells you to remove your dvd
[02:03] <giiker> queso: have you ever used nmap?
[02:03] <kungfumastah> since the update, whenever i reboot it says my system fails a fsck check
[02:03] <giiker> danilo: cual es el error?
[02:03] <kungfumastah> and once i get into gui it says my /home is gone
[02:03] <Ratapoil> does anyone know linuxmint? is it worth a try?
[02:03] <gartral> queso: /last dd
[02:03] <gartral> oops
[02:03] <gartral> \
[02:03] <danilo> no i havnt
[02:04] <gartral> mazda01: why not use sox?
[02:04] <bobo> ratapoil: its really just ubuntu with a slightly more user friendly interface, good for beginnners i guess
[02:04] <danilo> el error es que se desconecta continuamente
[02:04] <watson516> ctmjr: Works like a charm, thanks
[02:04] <tst_> raid 10 works but shows up as 2 partitions
[02:04] <gartral> !english | danilo
[02:05] <queso> giiker, I've never used nmap
[02:05] <queso> gartral, \last dd   ?
[02:05] <FireVai> i'm having a sound issue... i have onboard surround sound... but the mic jack is fried.. i installed a pci snd card, but its only like 2 channel.. no sub plugin.. i just want to use the mic input from the pci, and use the rest off the onboard.. can someone help with this please?
[02:05] <giiker> danilo itś saying that he is having a problem with his ADSL modem, it disconnects
[02:05] <gartral> queso: I was trying too find mazda01'S POST, AND SOMEHOW MY FINGERS HAD STARTED TO GO ABOUT TYPING A MESSAGE TOO YOU... SORRY
[02:05] <thomson> does anyone else get a quick flash of a screen full of input/output errors when the ubuntu 9.04 installation comes to an end, right after hitting enter when it tells you to remove your dvd?
[02:06] <queso> gartral, no prob
[02:06] <gartral> stupid caps lock >.<
[02:06] <giiker> hay Danilo why don u write in english?
[02:06] <kungfumastah> does anyone know where i can find the most recent updates pushed out by ubuntu?  i need to know what they are so i can research my problem
[02:06] <Ratapoil> bobo: has it a more limited software selection to choose from?
[02:06] <danilo> prefiero escribir  en español
[02:06] <mohammed510> How can I recover a prtition which is no unlocated space ??
[02:07] <ctmjr> !es | danilo
[02:07] <gartral> danilo: you should go to #ubuntu-es..
[02:07] <mohammed510> How can I recover a prtition which is no unlocated space ??
[02:07] <bobo> Ratapoil: im no expert, but i tried it and i think it uses the same repos as ubuntu
[02:07] <ZivBk1> queso, does the printer have an interface where you can have it print its configuration settings?
[02:07] <giiker> danilo: better type in english cause this ops might get  funny on you
[02:08] <danilo> gracias por la ayuda voy a tratar de pasasrme a un canal en español
[02:08] <giiker> queso do an namp scan and youl find you printer's IP
[02:08] <pluxii> Good evening!  Could anyone point me to the plug-in that I need in order to play DVD's with the provided movie player?  When I try it says that I do not have the plug-in to do so.
[02:08] <queso> ZivBk1, you mean physically on the printer?
[02:08] <giiker> no hay problema!
[02:08] <mazda01> gartral, what is sox?
[02:08] <ctmjr> !dvd | pluxii
[02:08] <gartral> !info sox | mazda01
[02:08] <queso> giiker, could you send me in the right direction about doing a nmap scan?
[02:09] <giiker> pluxii: check this out, it helped me a lot! now I can play anything
[02:09] <mazda01> gartral, i can't seem to get any program to read the disc. I have tried rhythmbox, sound juicer, and k3b
[02:09] <ZivBk1> queso, yes on the printer.  I have a network printer and there is a way to make it print out its own configuration.
[02:09] <gartral> mazda01: Sound eXchange... its an extreamly powerful tool
[02:09] <ZivBk1> queso, what make/model is the printer?
[02:09] <gartral> mazda01: what is the disk your trying to read?
[02:09] <pluxii> ubottu: thanks much | giiker: check what out?
[02:09] <giiker> queso: might want to try what ZivBk1 is saying, since itś much easier
[02:10] <queso> ZivBk1, the printer only has one button, I will hold it down to see if it prints a test page with configuration.  It's a Brother HL-2070N
[02:10] <bobo> !loving you
[02:10] <thomson> does anyone else get a quick flash of a screen full of input/output errors when the ubuntu 9.04 installation comes to an end, right after hitting enter when it tells you to remove your dvd?
[02:10] <bobo> !anything
[02:10] <giiker> pluxii: sorry forgot to paste it:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683&highlight=Direct+Rendering
[02:10] <mazda01> gartral, it's a very old scratched audio cd, a previously burnt disc not a commercially bought one.
[02:10] <sebsebseb> !botabuse |  bobo
[02:11] <bobo> sry
[02:11] <danilo> hola alguien que hable español
[02:11] <sebsebseb> !es |  danilo
[02:11] <danilo> tengo problemas con mi conexion
[02:11] <gartral> mazda01: sudo aptitude install sox will put sox on your system, and then you can use sox with the --parinioa flag too read the cd... as long as there are some fragments readable, you should get output
[02:11] <pluxii> giiker: thanks again
[02:12] <giiker> danilo again?!
[02:12] <giiker> pluxii: NP
[02:13] <pluxii> one other question I just thought of, is it a big ordeal to get xvid support?
[02:13] <mazda01> gartral, i did sudo aptitude install sox and it didn't find anything? I have all repo's enabled in jaunty? would you have a command to run for using sox because I am not sure how to configure sound juicer or anything else on how to use it with sox.
[02:14] <thomson> i guess no one else gets a quick flash of a screen full of input/out errors right when their ubuntu 9.04 installtion comes to an end and they hit enter to reboot
[02:14] <Ratapoil> is there an Ubuntu DVD we can install from?
[02:14] <gartral> mazda01: you dont use a GUI with sox, its purely used through CLI
[02:14] <giiker> pluxii: nop
[02:14] <pluxii> Ratapoil: you can dl the livecd from the ubuntu website
[02:15] <ZivBk1> queso, Here is how to print the settings page...
[02:15] <thomson> ok, i'll ask another question then. what bootloader does ubuntu 9.04 install by default?
[02:15] <gartral> mazda01: oops, sox is installed by default... open a terminal and type man sox
[02:15] <giiker> thomson: can you paste in the pastebin your errors
[02:15] <mazda01> gartral, ok
[02:15] <gartral> !grub | thomson
[02:15] <queso> ZivBk1, I figured it out, I just tapped the button a few times and it popped out, lol
[02:15] <ZivBk1> queso, Turn the printer on and wait for the green ready light.
[02:16] <ZivBk1> Press the Go button three times within 2 seconds. The printer will print the current printer settings page.
[02:16] <giiker> thomson: GRUB
[02:16] <thomson> gartral: how come it doesn't have grub written anywhere on the screen when the bootloader loads?
[02:16] <queso> ZivBk1, but now I have a new problem, the IP address that is assigned to it is unreachable.  It's not 127.0.0.x
[02:16] <ZivBk1> queso, yes that should do it...
[02:16] <giiker> good job queso
[02:17] <ZivBk1> Here is the link to the manual for that printer... http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public/us/us/en/doc/manual_index.html?reg=us&c=us&lang=en&prod=hl2070n_all&type2=5&flang=English&dlid=
[02:17] <monkey2> any documentation available for installing lustre on ubuntu jaunty?
[02:17] <queso> giiker, thx :) lol
[02:17] <giiker> queso: what is the address?
[02:17] <thomson> gartral: it just gives me a choice of the OS, doesn't show any grub logo
[02:17] <queso> giiker, 169.254.206.246
[02:17] <mazda01> gartral, WOW. that's the biggest man page I have ever opened. also, there are no examples. i think I am just going to use dd and then use a nautilus script to convert the music to mp3 and fill out the tags using amarok tag guesser.
[02:18] <giiker> queso: it might have that adress because you dont have DHCP on your PC, did you tried connecting it to a switch?
[02:18] <thomson> gartral: so what bootloader would that be?
[02:18] <queso> ZivBk1, thx
[02:19] <queso> giiker, the printer is connected physically to my box via ethernet.  I guess I don't have DHCP (I'm wading in deep waters here, lol, b/c I don't exactly know how all this works)
[02:20] <mazda01> queso, you get addresses that start with 169 when you don't connect to the internet properly and there is no dhcp server serving you an ip address
[02:20] <queso> mazda01, oooh, okay, that explains the address then
[02:20] <ZivBk1> queso, the user manual covers this area.  Take a look at it and it should help get you sorted.
[02:20] <thomson> gartral: mine looks like this http://tugulab.files.wordpress.com/2008/02/grub_prima.png but without grub written at the top
[02:21] <mazda01> queso, what is the ip of you actual computer? can't you hook up the printer via usb or parrellel>
[02:21] <thomson> gartral: so how do i know it's grub?
[02:21] <queso> ZivBk1, I will do that, thank you
[02:21] <thomson> well i've been talking to myself because he's gone
[02:21] <thomson> lol
[02:21] <queso> mazda01, the ip of my computer is 75.57.xxx.xx
[02:22] <giiker> queso: ah? rally you mean?n no router?
[02:22] <giiker> really?
[02:22] <queso> mazda01, additionally, it's an old printer that has been connected to my OS X laptop, I just built a linux machine and now I'm trying to get it to work on here.  Unfortunately, I don't remember if it came with a USB cable or not
[02:22] <ZivBk1> queso, no problem.
[02:23] <queso> giiker, I'm on the internet via wireless router in the other room.  The printer and computer are in the same room and physically wired together
[02:23] <thomson> giiker: how do i get those errors so i can paste them, does it log them somewhere?
[02:23] <ZivBk1> What is the difference between the settings configured through 'System > 'Preferences' > 'Display' and the xorg config file?
[02:24] <giiker> queso: oh ok
[02:24] <giiker> you might try installing DHCP, but you will have to configure it
[02:25] <giiker> queso: dhcpd
[02:25] <queso> giiker, originally (like 3-4 years ago) I thought I'd be able to print wirelessly to the printer
[02:25] <Wrin> I have a small problem with a specific wine application.  Anyone know where I would go for that?
[02:25] <bruenig> #winehq
[02:25] <Pici> Wrin: #winehq
[02:25] <Wrin> Thanks
[02:25] <bruenig> they will yell at you, it will be funny
[02:25] <queso> giiker, how hard is it to configure dhcpd?  is it necessary to get the printer to work?
[02:26] <mohammed510> How can I recover a prtition which is now unallocated space and it wasn't formatted or used ??
[02:26] <thomson> giiker: the errors during install flashed on the screen too fast, so is there a log somewhere?
[02:26] <giiker> you actually can, you share your printer first (it were connected through a USB or anything else) and  you would see the printer in the lan or a a resourced from the connected box
[02:26] <rudi_> sprinkle it with fairy dust
[02:27] <giiker> thomson: can you boot with a live cd?
[02:27] <mazda01> queso, you'll need to setup a dhcp server on your linux computer if you want to be able to print over an ethernet wire to your printer. At least I am pretty sure you will.
[02:27] <cor> mohammed510, being lazy, I'd use a boot CD (hirens, or UBCD or something)
[02:27] <dunks> why would you need dhcpd?
[02:28] <cor> can't the printer have a static IP?
[02:28] <thomson> giiker: i can boot into the install of ubuntu fine, but i just wanted to know what the errors during install were
[02:28] <_Apple_> any one available to take a look at my xorg and help me figure out what's wrong?
[02:28] <Bogus8> anyone want to help a brotha out setting up a mail server?  I can't telnet into port 25 (no firewall or connection issues... and it's local)
[02:28] <cor> or just be shared via a real host, lpr or something
[02:28] <giiker> he can access, somehow, the web interface on the printer, or you already can chees?
[02:28] <mohammed510> cor : This partition had important data which I want to recover it
[02:28] <cor> Bogus8 is the service enabled?
[02:28] <mohammed510> cor : How can I recover the partition with the important data in it ??
[02:28] <queso> giiker, I can't already access it for some reason with the IP the settings sheet gave me
[02:29] <Bogus8> cor: I've restarted so many services related to it all it HAS to be... or so I would think
[02:29] <Hoss> if I want Firefox 3.5, will I have to download it from the web site?
[02:29] <giiker> thomson, get a camera and take a pic, maybe you are just saying normal mesgs, not errors
[02:29] <cor> mohammed see my earlier response. in truth, I've never had to do it purely in Linux, so I'd plump for an easy GUI tool from one of the abovementioned boot CDs
[02:29] <thomson> giiker: it was a quick flash of input/output error
[02:30] <thomson> giiker: couldn't see the whole message, went too fast
[02:30] <fccf> _Apple_: on a macbook?
[02:30] <Pici> !ff35 | Hoss
[02:30] <thomson> giiker: i can't generate this again, only happened at the end of installing ubuntu
[02:30] <lowlycoder> how do I play dvds under mplayer or vlc?
[02:30] <_Apple_> fccf, it's a Desktop
[02:30] <giiker> queso: google ethernet printer adapters, and see what you come up with
[02:31] <fccf> !codecs | lowllycoder
[02:31] <queso> giiker, mazda01: okay, thanks, I'll see about setting up dhcpd and reading through the Brother manuals
[02:31] <_Apple_> custom job
[02:31] <sebsebseb> lowlycoder: libdvdcss2 for encrypted dvd's
[02:31] <Bogus8> cor: amavis, courier-imap...pop+ssl, postfix, saslauthd... all of these have been restarted many times and appear to be working
[02:31] <giiker> thomson: have you checked the logs?
[02:31] <Bogus8> cor: netstat shows that it is listening on port "SMTP"
[02:31] <thomson> giiker: where would they be located?
[02:31] <lowlycoder> sebsebseb: I don't see a libdvdcss package, do I have to eanble some other repors?
[02:31] <fccf> _Apple_: what video card?
[02:31] <dassouki> i was wodering if anyone can help me with my cam issue .. it's a built in camera... syntekx driver. i used a method that worked on ubuntu forums ... i updated my computer a week or so ago, and then the camera stopped working :( it doesn't even exist in my system anymor
[02:31] <giiker> queso: good luck
[02:31] <cor> Bogus8, and when you login, what happens?
[02:31] <sebsebseb> lowlycoder: yep  medibuntu or however it's spelt
[02:31] <_Apple_> fccf, Nvidia 8300GT
[02:31] <queso> dunks, cor: would a static IP be set up via usb or something?
[02:31] <_Apple_> **7300GT
[02:32] <Hoss> Pici:  I downloaded the tar ball for 3.5, where would I install it?
[02:32] <queso> giiker, thanks for your help! :D
[02:32] <cor> queso, how is the printer attached to the network?
[02:32] <Bogus8> cor: seems to stall out... doesn't respond (give me 220 msg's or anything)... then I break it and quit
[02:32] <fccf> _Apple_: that one should run out of the box with the 'new' driver
[02:32] <sebsebseb> !medibuntu |  lowlycoder
[02:32] <queso> cor: it is physically attached to my linux box via ethernet cable
[02:32] <giiker> thomson: system log viewer
[02:32] <Bogus8> cor: I was able to telnet into pop3 (I'm following this guide) http://www.howtoforge.com/virtual-users-domains-postfix-courier-mysql-squirrelmail-ubuntu8.04-p4
[02:32] <giiker> queso: NP
[02:32] <_Apple_> I"m trying to set up Separate X Screens though fccf
[02:33] <fccf> _Apple_ Have you installed nvidia-settings?
[02:33] <cor> queso, can you print to the printer from the local machine?
[02:33] <_Apple_> yes but they don't seem to want to apply when I make changes, fccf
[02:33] <gbear14275> how do I reset xserver
[02:33] <queso> cor, no, that is what I'm trying to set up
[02:33] <thomson> giiker: so errors upon installing ubuntu would be logged in the system log viewer?
[02:33] <fccf> _Apple_: run that with gksudo and you will be all set
[02:33] <Pici> Hoss: Why not use the package in the repos?
[02:33] <cor> ahh right
[02:34] <Hoss> Pici: isnt it only availible for Jaunty in the repos?
[02:34]  * cor just finished setting up a Lexmark z605 to print over the LAN (it's attached to an XP box). Unbelievably, it works!
[02:34] <gbear14275> its something + backspace
[02:34] <sebsebseb> cor: cool :)
[02:35] <ghuru> hello all!
[02:35] <giiker> thomson: I thought You had just installed it
[02:35] <_Apple_> fccf, I should run the nvidia-settings with gksudo correct?
[02:35] <Pici> Hoss: Yes, but you never stated your release name
[02:35] <cor> yeah, pretty amazing
[02:35] <fccf> _Apple_: yes
[02:35] <ghuru> i just wanted to know if anyone has an Aspire one with the factory SSD?
[02:35] <Bogus8> cor any ideas on what I can do to trouble shoot... this is my first attempt at a mail box
[02:35] <cor> I take it you have added the printer inside CUPS config?
[02:35] <sebsebseb> cor: indeed considering what Lexmark are like when it comes to Linux
[02:35] <Hoss> Pici: 8.04
[02:35] <Pici> Hoss: Install it wherever you want. /opt is usually a good place though
[02:35] <dassouki> ... anyone to help diagnose a problem with a cam on jaunty
[02:36] <Hoss> Pici: is that where the package manager puts older versions?
[02:36] <fccf> dassouki: asking for the channel's sake ... what camera?
[02:36] <cor> multi-page output isn't perfect, but straight printing is fine. good enough for me.
[02:36] <cor> Bogus8, Sendmail is a pig.
[02:36] <thomson> giiker: yep, it's installed, but i was wondering if errors that occur during install can be found in the system log viewer?
[02:36] <Pici> Hoss: No, thats where user installed programs can go
[02:36] <giiker> nop
[02:36] <cor> Bogus8, check sendmail logs
[02:36] <cor> Bogus8, keep them in your text editor, in fact , on auto-reload!
[02:37] <Bogus8> cor: not using sendmail that I know of
[02:37] <_Apple_> fccf, no luck
[02:37] <cor> I must have assumed that. my apologies.
[02:37] <fccf> _Apple_: no luck bringing up the second screen... or no luck getting gksudo to work?
[02:37] <bobo> hey guys, im trying to install xp for gaming and when i try to install after it loads hardware and stuff it comes up with a blue screen that says my hard drive is screwed up, and its not i can assure you
[02:37]  * cor needs some drugs
[02:37] <woakus> exit
[02:38] <cor> bobo wrong channel, right?
[02:38] <Hoss> Pici:  So, if I installed the new one in /opt would there be a problem with 3.0.1 being on the computer somewhere?
[02:38] <Omarman> Question: Can KMS be activated on jaunty if I have an nVidia Board? This wiki says I need Intel drivers.... is KMS only available for Intel boards?
[02:38] <mneptok> bobo: boot to a Windows recovery console and run chkdsk
[02:38] <Bogus8> cor: no sweat... I stated it earlier but you were helping out with a printer issue... I'm following this guide http://www.howtoforge.com/virtual-users-domains-postfix-courier-mysql-squirrelmail-ubuntu8.04-p4
[02:38] <Bogus8> well, that's the page I'm stuck on at lest
[02:38] <bobo> okey day
[02:38] <Bogus8> atleast*
[02:38] <FloodBot3> Bogus8: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:38] <cor> heh
[02:38] <_Apple_> getting the second screen to pull up, fccf, when I completely restart my computer I get all the start up screens, on display 2 until the Nvidia screen
[02:38] <bobo> mneptok: thanks
[02:39] <Pici> Hoss: Nope, no problem.
[02:39] <Bogus8> floodbot is a tad bit sensatie no?
[02:39] <dassouki> fccf: it' an attached syntek on an asus f9s
[02:39] <cor> I haven't setup a mail server from scratch for ages. these days it's all packages. love it!
[02:39] <Hoss> Pici:  Would it call the new version from the Launcher?
[02:39] <mneptok> dassouki: boot to the earlier kernel. i bet you compiled a driver against it.
[02:39] <giiker> too sentsitive floodbot
[02:39] <rudi_> he had a rough childhood
[02:39] <bruenig> !enter | Bogus8
[02:40] <Bogus8> cor: what would you recommend for a mail server... something that will eventually be multiple domains and on a linode server
[02:40] <dassouki> mneptok: any other alternatives
[02:40] <Bogus8> bruenig: I can read, thanks.
[02:40] <bruenig> !ohmy | Bogus8
[02:40] <fccf> dassouki: google is your friend ... uh ... someone has probably already done this on that laptop ... ubuntuforums.org
[02:41] <Bogus8> bruenig: right... and so when I suggest that the bot might be a little too sensative it warrants repeating to me what the bot already said?!
[02:41] <cor> Bogus8, I've used Sendmail for years, but in reality, if I had to set it up from scratch, I'd probably be lost. Just grab a postfix or sendmail package
[02:41] <dassouki> fccf: i followed the ubuntuforums tut .. the only one available was in french. it worked for a few weeks and then .. boom not anymore
[02:41] <Bogus8> bruenig: how is that not the same attitude thing?
[02:41] <mneptok> bruenig Bogus8: let it go
[02:41] <Bogus8> cor: I am installing it from the repos, is that not what you mean?
[02:41]  * bruenig giggles
[02:42] <cor> most packages work out of the box. your logs must have a clue
[02:42] <mneptok> bruenig: are you quoting channel policy to be deliberately annoying?
[02:42] <bruenig> nah
[02:42] <fccf> dassouki: see if the french (google translate is your friend) has any updates to that ... and perhaps post there to see if any have had similar issues
[02:42] <mneptok> bruenig: then why giggle?
[02:42] <jumbers> so i herd u leik mudkipz?
[02:42] <Bogus8> cor: I'll dig around and look... thanks
[02:42] <bruenig> !ot | jumbers
[02:42] <Andorin> My laptop won't connect to my mother's wireless. It hangs on "Obtaining IP address." Help?
[02:42] <dassouki> fccf: i speek french so it wasn't a problem
[02:43] <mneptok> bruenig: what, exactly, is the source of your amusement?
[02:43] <bruenig> mneptok: wrong channel
[02:43] <Asday> So, I just found "sleep 21600 && cat /kernel > /dev/audio" on bash, and understandably don't want to run it to see what it does, but would like to know.  What would I google?
[02:43] <mneptok> bruenig: what channel was that meant for?
[02:43] <giiker> any reason why my sshd won't let me use RSAauthentication?
[02:43] <StrangeCharm> giiker define 'won't let' what's complaining?
[02:43] <Bogus8> bruenig: apparently I was wrong... the floodbot isn't sensative enough... it hasn't kicked you out yet.
[02:44] <bruenig> Asday: pauses for 21600 seconds, then redirects the content of the file /kernel into the device file /dev/audio. Although, I am pretty sure no such file as /kernel exists
[02:44] <mneptok> Bogus8: was something about "let it go" unclear?
[02:44] <gartral> Asday: it would wait a very long time and then break audio\
[02:44] <Asday> Thanks Bruenig and Gartral.
[02:44] <adante> anybody here use btrfs?
[02:44] <adante> trying to figure out how to snapshot
[02:44] <Bogus8> mneptok: apparently to him it was... I said not another word all this time all the while he just kept on spouting off at the mouth
[02:44] <Bogus8> to everyone
[02:45] <jumbers> Hey guys, arguing in this channel is pretty cool
[02:45] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I edited my sssh_config file to uncoment RSAAuthentication, but the only way to login is by using my password, I have my keys setup and in the correct files too
[02:45] <fccf> _Apple_: when you load you will not have both screens running exactly the way you'd expect ... it is not until X loads ... which is the last time your screen goes black will you have both screens after that... not before... you have jaunty?
[02:45] <mneptok> Bogus8: let it go. meaning you. clear?
[02:45] <Andorin> My laptop won't connect to my mother's wireless. It hangs on "Obtaining IP address." Help?
[02:46] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I can login using my passwd only, I also tried the verbose option but there is nothing there
[02:46] <StrangeCharm> giiker what client are you using?
[02:46] <Omarman> Howdy.. will KMS work with Nvidia graphics ship in jaunty?
[02:46] <Bogus8> mneptok: well, someone should do something about the annoyance in the room... if that now includes me then so be it... I'll disagree but obviously I'm not in charge here.
[02:47] <gartral> Andorin: your not giving alot of info: like does it connect elsewhere... is your mom's AP encrypted; if so, what type of encryption?
[02:47] <_Apple_> fccf, I'm running Hardy
[02:47] <giiker> StrangeCharm: ssh on a console in bash
[02:47] <mneptok> Bogus8: you see me talking to him. that's your cue to step aside. please do.
[02:47] <Andorin> gartral: Yes, it normally connects to networks. No encryption.
[02:47] <muptmor> what channel can i get just the very basic help for UBUNTU--brand new user
[02:47] <fccf> Guest94289: It is extremly unwise to run any irc client as root... currently you are operating in this mode... reccommending logging out and logging on as a user before running internet apps
[02:47] <bruenig> muptmor: here
[02:47] <StrangeCharm> giiker what's your login command?
[02:47] <mneptok> muptmor: this is it
[02:48] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I'm using a VM in VirtualBox
[02:48] <gartral> Andorin: are you trying to connect useing encryption (even though the AP isn't encrypted)?
[02:48] <Andorin> gartral: It also does this with the wireless at a library, and I think someone once said something about "dhcp problem" being the cause.
[02:48] <Andorin> gartral: No.
[02:48] <muptmor> looks to me like a bunch of whining
[02:48] <MK13> how do i need to edit ubuntu's menu.lst to boot a test freebsd install i put on the first partition of my harddrive?
[02:48] <StrangeCharm> muptmor-  ask and ye might recieve
[02:48] <giiker> StrangeCharm :StrangeCharm: ssh user@remotehost
[02:48] <bruenig> muptmor: well, some people come in here to do that. But we try to keep it clean.
[02:48] <fccf> _Apple_: then restarting the X server will be easier ... use CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE to kill your x server after an nvidia-settings save X will then use the new config ... save your work!!!
[02:48] <gartral> Andorin: ok... do you have any rules set up in your psk_supplicant file?
[02:48] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  where are your keys?
[02:49] <Andorin> gartral: Never accessed it, so I assume no?
[02:49] <gartral> Andorin: can you request an IP from the AP?
[02:49] <giiker> StrangeCharm: my keys are in /home/user/.ssh/
[02:49] <SeaPhor> !ask | muptmor  ask already
[02:49] <Andorin> gartral: How would I do that?
[02:50] <StrangeCharm> giiker- loking something up, one sec
[02:50] <gartral> Andorin: hold on, lemme check
[02:50] <fccf> _Apple_: you won't have to do a complete reboot to test settings
[02:50] <giiker> StrangeCharm: and on the remote host, my public one is on the same place
[02:51] <giiker> StrangeCharm: my configuration works with another remote box
[02:51] <Hoss> Pici:  Hmm, I followed the install directions from the firefox website, and extracted to /opt.  In the folder Firefox, there is a script called firefox, and the web sites says to invoke the script with ~/firefox.  Would I need to change the launcher to get this script to run everytime?
[02:51] <MoreGone> can anyone tell me how to assign Hibernate to a specific key? I looked in Keyboard Shortvuts but the hibernate option is not there
[02:51] <bruenig> MoreGone: xbindkeys
[02:51] <MoreGone> bruenig, is that an app i can install?
[02:51] <bruenig> MoreGone: it is
[02:51] <MoreGone> bruenig, perfect thanks
[02:51] <bruenig> mhmm
[02:52] <StrangeCharm> you should have acceptable public keys on the server in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the server, per http://unixhelp.ed.ac.uk/CGI/man-cgi?ssh+1
[02:52] <giiker> StrangeCharm: let me double check
[02:52] <gartral> Andorin: when you go to add a network, select Wireless, Add, and go to the IPv4 Settings tab, select Manual in the Method drop and type in "standard" ip that matches the base scheme of the network
[02:52] <mazda01> gartral, dd states that there is no Medium found.
[02:54] <_Apple_> fccf, I don't I just restart the X server
[02:55] <Andorin> gartral: I know the settings you refer to, but I'm not sure how to access them on my laptop. I normally get there by right-clicking the connection icon in the tray, but the only one there is the wicd icon.
[02:55] <fccf> _Apple_: ctrl-alt-backspace is the quicker way
[02:55] <mazda01> i am trying to extract the audio files from a badly damaged audio cd. anyone have any thoughts. dd can't even see the medium.
[02:55] <gartral> mazda01: sox -d /dev/cdrom -t wav /path/to/where/you/want
[02:55] <_Apple_> 'tis what I do, fccf lol
[02:55] <gartral> Andorin: right click Panel, add to panel, network manager
[02:55] <giiker> StrangeCharm: after being cleared by you I found my mistake, I had it wrong
[02:56] <fccf> _Apple_: xinerama needs to be enabled btw
[02:56] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  ftw, no doubt
[02:56] <Andorin> gartral: ....nope, not listed in the Add to Panel menu.
[02:56] <fccf> _Apple_: or is it twinview ... I forget which one's which
[02:56] <mazda01> gartral, WOW. no medium found. it's useless. the cd is ruined I guess.
[02:56] <edbian> Andorin: gartral: The network manager applet shows up in the "Notification Area" applet
[02:57] <giiker> StrangeCharm: do you think I have to stop sshd so that it reads/finds  again my keys?
[02:57] <gartral> mazda01: yea.. sorry
[02:57] <NotSure> i cant see the other partitions on my harddrive
[02:57] <MoreGone> bruenig, due you happen to know the command for hibernate?
[02:57] <mazda01> gartral, thanks for helping me though.
[02:57] <bruenig> MoreGone: no
[02:57] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  i would guess that a reliable and quick way to find out is to onpen a new terminal and try to log in
[02:57] <Andorin> edbian: Thanks.
[02:57] <fccf> MoreGone: is it sleep?
[02:57] <gartral> mazda01: your welcome, sorrry your CD is destroyed
[02:58] <Andorin> edbian, gartral: Apparently it doesn't want to add it. I click Add and nothing happens.
[02:58] <_Apple_> I've tried enameled and disabled numerous times and nothing, I'm just trying to get my xorg to update when I make adjustments, fccf
[02:58] <MoreGone> fccf, no clue
[02:58] <amigamia> can ubuntu be loaded on a Raq4i ?
[02:58] <darkhamm> hey people, i installed kde 4.3.0 rc2 from the ppa with synaptic, how can i remove it complitely and properly?
[02:58] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  i would also guess that it reads the keys on a per-login basis
[02:58] <giiker> StrangeCharm: it still asks for my passwd, I guess I will have to stop tehn restart it
[02:58] <Andorin> edbian, gartral: Never mind, it's adding. Just an empty space, though, it seems.
[02:58] <fccf> _Apple_: you can check to see if it is making changes by using gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf ... gedit will tell you when it changes
[02:58] <StrangeCharm> giiker, guess i'm wrong
[02:59] <giiker> StrangeCharm: aaaaaaahhh, I will reboot then, to make sure!
[02:59] <StrangeCharm> giiker - that is definately overkill
[02:59] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  and a definately advise against it unless you are in the same room as the server
[03:00] <Andorin> Okay... nope, I see nothing. No network manager applet.
[03:00] <_Apple_> fccf, thats the thing I've been doing that and it'll say it's been saved and I'll restart the x server and nothing seems to have changed and I'll reopen xorg,conf and none of the changes I made are there
[03:00] <_Apple_> :/
[03:00] <giiker> StrangeCharm: jaja, no likely itś just a VM,I was trying NoMachine
[03:00] <gartral> Overkill n: too apply such destructive force as it would seem the outcome would be enough to eradicate or oblitorate an enemy 2 or more times over synonym: superkill, hyperdeath
[03:00] <StrangeCharm> giiker, well, then, feel free to, but i still think that sudo /etc/init.d/sshd restart will suffice
[03:00] <fccf> _Apple_: ls /etc/X11/ and see how whats there and when it changed
[03:01] <mneptok> gartral: funny that your choice of dictionary misspells "obliterate"
[03:01] <Jeruvy> I have two monitors working in twinview, any ideas how to get two more working?  They are detected just not enabling.
[03:01] <gartral> mneptok: that would just be my lousy paws
[03:01] <_Apple_> fccf, ok....there is a bunch of stuff
[03:02] <Andorin> So, gartral, apparently that app will not add.
[03:02] <fccf> _Apple_: rename one of the newer ones to xorg.conf
[03:02] <gartral> Andorin: erm.. your problem is deeper...
[03:02] <fccf> jeruvy: using nvidia-settings?
[03:03] <Andorin> Fantastic! Why does this always happen?
[03:03] <Jeruvy> fccf: yup
[03:03] <fccf> jeruvy: and running as root?
[03:03] <Stanley> Can you use wget to download all the images off a website ?
[03:03] <mneptok> Stanley: yes
[03:03] <MoreGone> bruenig, dude thanks, I am rocking now. Little help from you a little google and I am set, appreciate it
[03:03] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I know that would have worked, but somehow, it threw an error saying the command does not exist,strange
[03:04] <bruenig> mhmm
[03:04] <StrangeCharm> did you cd in there to check giiker?
[03:04] <Stanley> mneptok: know what the command would be?
[03:05] <mneptok> Stanley: http://www.delorie.com/gnu/docs/wget/wget_31.html
[03:05] <giiker> StrangeCharm: wau this is wierder, not there
[03:06] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  how did you install sshd?
[03:06] <Andorin> gartral: so.. what do I do?
[03:06] <Jeruvy> fccf: no, I checked the modifications and manually added them.  No errors but no displays
[03:06] <giiker> StrangeCharm: Sypnaptic
[03:06] <fccf> Jeruvy: no errors in xorg.log ???
[03:06] <giiker> StrangeCharm: it's still checked on the services tab
[03:06] <Stanley> mneptok: what if you don't know what directory the images are stored in?
[03:07] <fccf> Jeruvy: pastebin your xorg.conf please
[03:07] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  might be called ssh, not sshd
[03:07] <fccf> Jeruvy: how many GPU's?
[03:08] <Jeruvy> fccf: 2, I can post the xorg.  one sec.
[03:08] <fccf> Jeruvy: and you had the first 2 screens running on the first GPU right?
[03:09] <Jeruvy> fccf: yes working ok
[03:09] <pteague_work> ?irc
[03:09] <pteague_work> irc?
[03:09] <pteague_work> wrong channel <.<
[03:09] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I just tried /etc/init.d/sshd start, and an error says there's a bad config in line 78, I guess I did messed it up now!
[03:09] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I just tried /etc/init.d/ssh start
[03:10] <Neros> Hey guys. I just made a persistent ubuntu install on a usb drive. It installed syslinux as the boot loader. how can I add an entry to that menu to load grub from that same flash drive (to load hiren's boot cd)
[03:10] <fccf> Jeruvy: post that and give me about 10-15 min ... I have a quick errand to run ... while I cannot type on my phone ... I can listen so I will see your progress
[03:10] <juice__> connect irc.gamesurge.net
[03:12] <Jeruvy> fccf: sure np, I was on the phone also (hence my slow replies..) get back to me when you can thx.  http://pastebin.ca1496521
[03:13] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I just got an error saying error bad config  AllowX11Forwarding
[03:13] <Neros> can anyone help me chain load grub from syslinux or syslinux from grub?
[03:14] <gartral> Andorin: im not really sure, sorry :/
[03:14] <fccf> jeruvy: bad link
[03:15] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  have you looked in your config file?
[03:16] <Jeruvy> fccf: oops sorry, http://pastebin.ca/1496521
[03:16] <losher> giiker: in my /etc/ssh/sshd_config it's 'X11Forwarding yes'
[03:16] <_Apple_> fccf, is it normal to have 46 different xorg.conf files?
[03:17] <giiker> StrangeCharm: fixed it, itÅ's running now, but I guess I will have to change the config file everytime I want to run NXserver
[03:17] <giiker> losher: I had that configured to be able to run NX  Server, now I don't know if it will...
[03:17] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  you could just run two instances, with different confs?
[03:17] <fccf> _Apple_: and how new are they?
[03:18] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I haven't gotten that far yet, but I'll try it
[03:18] <homovitruvius> is there a CLI utility for taking screenshots of the entire desktop or the window w/focus? gnome-snapshot gets you halfway: it is possible to take the snapshot from the command line, but it pops up a window for selecting the output file. a gnome-snapshot with a --output <FILE> option would do what I need. Anybody knows of anything that does this? Thx
[03:18] <_Apple_> fccf, a few days
[03:18] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I Wonder i i can run NX server and sshd at the same time i
[03:19] <fccf> Jeruvy: let's see an lspci ... hint if you install pastebinit -(tiny program) you can do lspci | pastebinit ... and it will automatically post it for you ... works with any file
[03:19] <StrangeCharm> homovitruvius-  i don't know what you need, but seem to recall seeing something like that in the linux screenshots on deviantart.com you might want to look at some of those, and see what command they use
[03:19] <giiker> StrangeCharm: it stillasks for a password and not a passphrase!
[03:20] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  has it already worked once?
[03:20] <popkorn> hi all...are there drivers for the ati mobile 9700 to get the 3D effects?
[03:20] <gartral> mazda01: im a re-re... try sox -r 44100 -d -t cdda /path/to/where/you/like/music
[03:20] <giiker> do you mean on the server side? on my client side, I think everything it's fine, because I connected already to another remote box
[03:21] <fccf> _Apple_: guessing, nvidia has been saving, sometimes breaking things, and dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg is taking over and screwing things up ..  again making yet another backup... find a good one and save it to xorg.conf ... and you might be seeing double ... if you know what I mean
[03:21] <Neros> can anyone tell me how to install grub to a usb drive? I want to replace syslinux on the persistent usb install I made
[03:21] <giiker> StrangeCharm: do you mean on the server side? on my client side, I think everything it's fine, because I connected already to another remote box
[03:22] <Jeruvy> fccf: http://pastebin.ca/1496527
[03:22] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  no, i mean have you ever succeeded at this connection?
[03:22] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I connected before but using my password only
[03:22] <roy_hobbs> Hey, vino-server isn't starting when I check the necessary boxes in vino-preference... what could be causing this?
[03:23] <_Apple_> fccf, so would it be acceptable to remove the other xorg.conf files, like with out messing anything up?
[03:23] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  are the publick key files on the server: 1) named correctly, 2) in the right place for the user, and 3) you're sure of 1 and 2 ?
[03:23] <homovitruvius> StrangeCharm: I've just found scrot, and it seems to do what I need
[03:25] <fccf> Jeruvy: you're missing a bunch of stuff monitor2... moniter3 etc ... see also http://www.pastebin.ca/1496531 ... twinview 2 &3
[03:26] <Stanley> ah i got it
[03:26] <fccf> _Apple_ everything but the one that works
[03:26] <Stanley> wget --mirror -A.jpg,.gif,.png http://www.site.com
[03:27] <mazda01> gartral, some progress. here's what it returned. sox formats: can't open output file `/var/lib/mythtv/tmp/': Is a directory
[03:27] <Jeruvy> fccf: ah I figured I might be :)  let me take a peek.
[03:27] <StrangeCharm> homovitruvius-  winnage
[03:27] <giiker> StrangeCharm: yeap,restarting right now to see if it works...
[03:29] <giiker> StrangeCharm: it again asked for my passwd
[03:29] <Neros> is it possible to chainload grub from syslinux?
[03:29] <elz> hum... I guess it's time to configure xchat not to join your channel on startup ;)
[03:31] <gartral> mazda01: i.. really.. need.. coffee before trying to help people, lol, try cdparinioa as a command
[03:31] <lindzeyn> Got a cosmetic question.  How can I get rid of the curvy arrow emblem in the upper right hand corner on the icons of links?
[03:31] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  and you're sure that the keys are named right and in the right places?
[03:31] <giiker> StrangeCharm: yeap,
[03:32] <fccf> lindzeyn: that shows that it is a link ... if you want to change that ... change the icon /usr/share/icons/theme/size/icon
[03:32] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  and your client is definately telling the server that it wants to use keys?
[03:32] <lindzeyn> is there just a null or empty icon that I can swap in for it?
[03:32] <giiker> yeas. because I already connected to another remote box using keys
[03:33] <_Apple_> fccf: what about the failsafe and backup files? should I keep any of those?
[03:33] <fccf> lindzeyn: look in the font folder for the theme you are using and in each size folder copy the non arrow one to the arrow one
[03:34] <fccf> _Apple_: those are technically the same thing... old config files .. different program writing them
[03:34] <_Apple_> ok thanks, fccf
[03:35] <crasx1> anyone know how to access mac user files on ubuntu?
[03:35] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  also, have you read the ssh and sshd man pages?
[03:35] <giiker> StrangeCharm: that's what I'm doing right now
[03:35] <fccf> crasx1: what do you want to do... the apple user system is still unix
[03:36] <crasx1> im trying to recover the files under /users but i dont see my profile, is there some protection?
[03:37] <fccf> crasx1: give me a min ... I am going to go look on a mac
[03:37] <_Apple_> I also have an xorg.conf.failsafe.bak and an xorg.conf.save
[03:37] <crasx1> fccf: someone in aother room said  Linux and its derivatives can't reliably handle HFS Extended (Journaled)... but i see everything else
[03:37] <_Apple_> delete as well? fccf
[03:39] <fccf> _Apple_: yep... I have none of those files
[03:39] <_Apple_> alright, thanks a ton fccf, sorry for all the questions
[03:40] <fccf> _Apple_: no problem ... just helping with the #ubuntu support workload
[03:41] <owen1> can i copy my firefox profile folder and use it in aonther computer?
[03:41] <bruenig> owen1: yes
[03:41] <edbian> owen1: Yes!
[03:41] <owen1> thanks
[03:41] <lindzeyn> fccf, do you know where a completely transparent .svg is sitting in a typical ubuntu install?
[03:41] <edbian> owen1: Wanna know how? :)
[03:41] <lindzeyn> I am looking for an icon to supplant the sym link icon
[03:41] <owen1> edbian: cp ./mozzila/firefox
[03:42] <edbian> owen1: Yep!
[03:42] <ckw> Anyone have suggestions on how to get my Eee 1005HA to recognize either the wireless or wired ethernet connections?
[03:42] <ckw> :S
[03:42] <edbian> owen1: Why did you ask if you know how to do it?
[03:42] <Billy> Google Chrome for Linux
[03:42] <Billy> http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel
[03:42] <fccf> crasx1: do you have hfsplus and hfsprogs and hfsutils .... you might want these ... two of which are in main and officially supported ... why wouldn't it work?
[03:42] <owen1> edbian: i was guessing. never did it.
[03:42] <poseidon> Hey guys, I'm trying to get grub to boot into windows xp.  I'm not very familiar with grub, so I was wondering if someone could help me through the process
[03:42] <edbian> owen1: OIC
[03:42] <akore> how can I get rid of the second view space
[03:43] <poseidon> I have ubuntu installed, and windows on a separate partition.
[03:43] <bobo> hey guys, im trying to partition my hard drive, but gparted wont work too well, it keeps crashing
[03:43] <SeaPhor> akore, right click on it, Preferences, change to 1
[03:44] <akore> SeaPhor: thanks
[03:44] <Drknezz> Hi
[03:44] <Drknezz> Anyone knows how can i expand my casper-rw file WITHOUT losing all my changes?
[03:44] <HotShowers> can Ubuntu Server Jaunty be installed from a USB stick anyone know?
[03:44] <bobo> HotShowers: yes
[03:44] <Billy> yes i did from a 4gb usb flash drive
[03:44] <SeaPhor> HotShowers, yes
[03:44] <fccf> lindzeyn: like I said they are all in /usr/share/icons/THEMENAME/iconXsize/icon
[03:45] <giiker> StrangeCharm: are you still there?
[03:45] <Drknezz> HotShowers: yes
[03:45] <bobo> whats the advantages of making a diff. partition for your home folder
[03:45] <ehazlett> is there a way to prevent windows from maximizing on the netbook remix?
[03:45] <Drknezz> !usb | HotShowers
[03:46] <giiker> anyone here has ever created swap partition on different disk to speed up performance?
[03:46] <lwells> Is there a detialed tutorial on how I can ftp to my ubuntu machine ?
[03:46] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  sometimes i feel like i never leave
[03:46] <edbian> bobo: When you update you can install over the old / instead of going through the sometimes broken upgrade procedure.
[03:46] <edbian> bobo: If you really screw things up you can reinstall without losing you data
[03:46] <Drknezz> Anyone knows how can i expand my casper-rw file WITHOUT losing all my changes?
[03:46] <spikenick> is anyone experience the message "starting up ..." with hang after grub
[03:46] <giiker> StrangeCharm: jeje, I finally fixed,
[03:46] <lindzeyn> I realize this fccf.  I am just wondering if I am going to have to sift through all those icons just to find a trivial transparent one.
[03:46] <edbian> bobo: You can have multiple OS's mount the same /home
[03:46] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  did you work out what was wrong?
[03:46] <bobo> ooh.
[03:47] <SeaPhor> bobo, when you fresh install the next distro, you have your stuff, if you mess up your system, you still have your stuff, many more
[03:47] <howie> how do i tell what kernel im running?
[03:47] <bobo> well thats actually not my problem atm. gparted is acting screwey and wont make me a new partition
[03:47] <spikenick> to tell what kernel type ' uname -a '
[03:47] <StrangeCharm> bobo you can also easily and independantly encrypt it without general system slowdown
[03:47] <darkhamm> hey people, i've installed kde 4.3.0 rc2 from the ppa with synaptic, how can i unistalled it completely and properly, with apt-get/synaptic?
[03:47] <howie> ty
[03:47] <SeaPhor> howie, uname -a
[03:47] <edbian> bobo: What do you mean screwy?  Are you using gparted on a a live CD?
[03:47] <fccf> lindzeyn: oh that arrow thing is an icon by itself then ... use a vector graphics editor to make a transparency
[03:48] <giiker> StrangeCharm: yeap, I had my authorized_keys file named authorized_keys2. I had read that the number 2 was a hint for SSH V. 2
[03:48] <lwells> howie: You can run system monitor too
[03:48] <StrangeCharm> darkhamm-  sudo apt-get remove <kde blah blah bah> then sudo apt-get autoremove
[03:48] <bobo> edbian: yeah, like im trying to make a 12gb partition for xp (games) and when it checks for errors gparted crashes
[03:48] <lindzeyn> fccf: thanks
[03:48] <jorge_> hola
[03:48] <bobo> after 5 min + of checking for errors that is
[03:48] <edbian> bobo: It crashes??
[03:48] <bobo> yeah
[03:48] <bobo> it crashes
[03:48] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  it's always the small things
[03:48] <Drknezz> Anyone knows how can i expand my casper-rw file WITHOUT losing all my changes?
[03:48] <Hilikus> huy guys
[03:49] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  actually, i lie, it's always either a small or an expensive thing
[03:49] <Hilikus> is there a way to make phpmyadmin interpret textual blob fields?
[03:49] <edbian> bobo: So you have 12gb of "unallocated" space?  Or are you trying to shrink a partition or what?
[03:49] <fccf> Drknezz.. how long have you been running on the live disk?
[03:49] <edbian> bobo: Please confirm: this is gparted on ubuntu 9.04 live cd ?
[03:49] <lindzeyn> fccf:  I bet I could just rename that .svg file to something else and I could get away with it
[03:49] <giiker> StrangeCharm: thanks again, now Igoing to try to run NX and sshd at the same time on the same box, see yeah!
[03:49] <Drknezz> fccf: im running on it atm
[03:49] <bobo> yeah it says unallocated, and i guess i am shrinking it cuz thats what it says
[03:49] <Jeruvy> fccf: ok I think I got it...a bit funky lookin' :)
[03:49] <Drknezz> fccf: but i can reboot into hd install if needed
[03:50] <bobo> like im going from 160gb to 148gb partition and 12 gb partition
[03:51] <giiker> StrangeCharm: as long as I can fixe it GPLly no problem...
[03:51] <edbian> bobo: OK thank you :)  So you first shrink 160GB to 148GB which will leave 12 unallocated.  Then step 2 is to format the unallocated space to make a 2nd partition.  Is this correct?
[03:51] <Drknezz> fccf: does it matter how much time i've been running on it?
[03:51] <nsadmin> jaggz-: who or w
[03:51] <bobo> yeah. i guess
[03:51] <linux> where is the default openjdk "jre" folder installed to in ubuntu?
[03:51] <bobo> do i have to format it?
[03:51] <bobo> or can i just let windows do that
[03:51] <fccf> Drknezz: the live disk wasn't designed for persistance ... and the casper-rw space is limited to how much ram and other resources are available , so no ...but in the installed version ubuntu doesn't use a loop like that
[03:52] <Drknezz> fccf: ask the guys over at pendrivelinux :S
[03:52] <edbian> bobo: To use the space it must be formatted.  Yes
[03:52] <bobo> Oh, ok so that might be my problem
[03:52] <edbian> But first lets worry about why gparted can't shrink your partition.  Is this partition NTFS?  Do you have windows installed on it?
[03:52] <bobo> no, pure linux
[03:52] <Jeruvy> fccf: can you see any glaring issues (I have one wierd one atm) http://pastebin.ca/1496552
[03:52] <bobo> and its ext3
[03:52] <edbian> bobo: ic
[03:53] <giiker> StrangeCharm: see, now I can't connect to NX
[03:53] <edbian> bobo: Does this system have only 1 harddrive with 1 (160GB) partition right now?
[03:53] <bobo> well like im trying to shrink it (all in gparted) when its unallocated, is that why it couldn't have worked maybe?
[03:53] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  what's it complaining of?
[03:53] <bobo> yes, one hard drive, 160gb
[03:53] <fccf> Jeruvy: only 3 screens?
[03:53] <bobo> and some swap space
[03:53] <bobo> wich is like 5gb
[03:53] <edbian> bobo: Ultimately.  What are you trying to do?  Why are you shrinking this partition?
[03:54] <bobo> to put xp on it to do things like print and play games
[03:54] <Jeruvy> fccf: ideally I wanted one twinview and two normal x windows..I have two twin screens with two desktops.?
[03:55] <linux> where is the default openjdk "jre" folder installed to in ubuntu?
[03:55] <edbian> bobo: Ok.  Couple of things :).  1) 5 GB is huge (and most would argue unnecessarily large for swap space).  It is difficult to install windows after linux and dual boot because windows messes with the MBR.  Lastly.  I believe your harddrive to have an error on it because gparted is crashing.
[03:56] <phenix> edbian: is it worth bobo doing an fsck?
[03:56] <edbian> bobo: Let's check the partition for errors first.  Do you know the /dev name?
[03:56] <edbian> phenix: That's what I was about to get into with him :)
[03:56] <bobo> /dev/sda1
[03:56] <Drknezz> Anyone knows how can i expand my casper-rw file WITHOUT losing all my changes?
[03:56] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  5gb? depends how much ram you have
[03:56] <edbian> bobo: Run in a terminal: "sudo e2fsck /dev/sda1"
[03:56] <bobo> ok
[03:56] <edbian> StrangeCharm: I know but 5Gb is quite large
[03:57] <martosurf> hi there!
[03:57] <StrangeCharm> edbian, not if you have 3 or 4 gigs of ram
[03:57] <bobo> i have 2
[03:57] <hiemanshu_> !flash
[03:57] <bobo> haha i forgot, im not on the live CD right now
[03:57] <edbian> bobo: Gigs of ram?
[03:57] <bobo> yeah
[03:57] <fccf> Jeruvy: you haven't defined DFP:0 or 1 ... uh ... there is alot going on here and it will take some time to get things nice .... consider running nvidia-settings and saving a config to home/desktop and see how close you are
[03:57] <giiker> StrangeCharm: it says NX service not available
[03:57] <hiemanshu_> !mp3
[03:57] <edbian> bobo: That is why you cannot alter your partitions!  you can't alter partitions you're mounted on silly!
[03:57] <StrangeCharm> giiker-  well, is the nx service available?
[03:58] <linux> where is the default openjdk "jre" folder installed to in ubuntu?
[03:58] <bobo> no, no
[03:58] <edbian> bobo: no no?
[03:58] <bobo> i was trying to do gparted on the live cd
[03:58] <edbian> bobo: oh I c
[03:58] <darkhamm> StrangeCharm: what do you mean with "kde blah blah blah" i must type all the packages's name?
[03:58] <bobo> i was just trying to do fcsk my non livecd
[03:58] <StrangeCharm> bobo, edbian well, 5gb sounds quite reasonable to me, especially if he ever plans to hibernate
[03:58] <bobo> hold on
[03:58] <edbian> bobo: Reboot and run the command and come back here :)
[03:59] <maxagaz_> i have successfully installed jaunty on a dell optiplex 320, but when grub run the kernel, i get a black screen, does someone know how to solve the issue ?
[03:59] <Jeruvy> fccf: yup thats what I'm doing.  Ubuntu looks good on the plasma :)  thanks for your help I'm going fiddle some more.
[03:59] <edbian> StrangeCharm: I hibernate all the time with my 1GB swap (and 1GB of RAM)
[03:59] <StrangeCharm> darkhamm-  no, just the main kde package, hopefully, then autoremove will remove all the things that only kde needed
[03:59] <bobo> ok be back soon
[03:59] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  but what do you have running?
[03:59] <Drknezz> Anyone knows how can i expand my casper-rw file WITHOUT losing all my changes?
[03:59] <fccf> Jeruvy: thats my expierence ... fiddle w/ nvidia till you get pretty pictures
[03:59] <edbian> StrangeCharm: *Sheepishly* usually nothing :)
[03:59] <ctmjr> Jeruvy, how many graphics cards are you using 2?
[03:59] <Jeruvy> ctmjr: yes 2.
[04:00] <ctmjr> why not use sli as the driver
[04:00] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  well, let's hypothetically suggest that you have up a couple o dozen tabs in a browser with a mild memory leak, and something large that lives in ram, like libowfat. then the extra swap'll seem really useful
[04:00] <Jeruvy> ctmjr: thats a good question
[04:01] <edbian> StrangeCharm: I think that having swap = to ram is a good rule of thumb but I don't think that it is practical to anticipate you might need 10GB of RAM (virtual and physical) at any given point.  Especially with the excellent memory management of linux.  I'm going to give him some aritcles though and let him decide for himself.
[04:01] <martosurf> i'm about to install ubuntu as my primary OS but i need to know this thre things: 1). How well is NTFS support under Ubuntu? I have 250mbs of NTFS data and really don't want to backup it and format the hard disk 2) How well is EXT4 implemented? Is it secure for a /home partition? and last one 3) Can I print to my USB printers from inside a VMWare/Virtualbox virtualized WinXP ? THANKS!!!
[04:01] <linux> anyone here install groupwise, i need to copy the default openjdk jre folder to the groupwise directory?
[04:01] <edbian> StrangeCharm: What does libowfat do?
[04:01] <popkorn> ubuntu will see your NTSF files
[04:01] <linux> martosurf: i would recommend using ext3 for /home so you can use ext2windows software to access it remotely in windows (assuming ur keeping that on that ntfs part)
[04:02] <ablyss> martosurf: 250mbits of data is a blink these days...why not back it up
[04:02] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  sounds fair, my rule is normally 2 and a bit times ram, but that's based on my usage
[04:03] <edbian> StrangeCharm: What does libowfat do?
[04:03] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  it's a gpl libdbj, essentially it does a lot of network malarkey, but it lives in ram, and writes no files by default
[04:03] <Neroon> martosurf: actually ntfs support is fine. never had any probs reading/writing on my w2k partitions
[04:03] <edbian> StrangeCharm: neat
[04:04] <linux> anyone here install groupwise; i need to copy the default openjdk jre folder to the groupwise directory? i can't find the jre folder.
[04:04] <Neroon> martosurf: The USB Printer worked fine under W2K in a Virtual Box under Ubuntu
[04:05] <edbian> StrangeCharm: Here's the article I'll show bobo https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[04:05] <Neroon> martosurf: But why dont you test some things with the live cd?
[04:05] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  yep, it underpins opentracker (the tracker software used by tpb) - which also lives in ram. it's pretty well written. i've heard it said that they could run tpb off cots router without much trouble
[04:06] <martosurf> linux: cool thanx for enlight me, I will reserve ext4 for other partitions then =) ablyss: indeed I know I should backup my data but I have common DVDs only, no HD DVDs and backup 250mb into 4.3 is a real pain! Neroon: thank you very much for your help, yes I already tried Live CD!
[04:06] <edbian> StrangeCharm: tpb? cots router?  You've lost me in acronyms
[04:06] <losher> martosurf: did you really mean 250mbs? That's less than one cd worth... Ntfs support is good, but if you have any problems, you will need to boot windows to run chkdsk. ext4 is best avoided for the time being.
[04:06] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  the pirate bay | commercial off-the-shelf
[04:06] <edbian> StrangeCharm: ic ic
[04:07] <rootlinuxusr> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SnortIDS followed this, cannot get acidbase installed - $DBtype not specified in some config file, how can I correct this?
[04:07] <linux> anyone here install groupwise, i need to copy the default openjdk jre folder to the groupwise directory?
[04:07] <Neroon> martosurf: I gues you meant 250 GB, not MB?
[04:07] <martosurf> one more guys: in previous Ubuntu 8.10 I had the option to Quit, Restart and Log off directly from the main menu but in current 9.04 version those options are not there, instead I have to use the applet on the bar to quit and restart, how do I make option visible again in the System submenu?
[04:07] <linux> martosurf: i agree, i miss that feature
[04:08] <Hilikus> is there a way to make phpmyadmin interpret textual blob fields?
[04:10] <martosurf> losher: neroon: yeah, course, what I was thinking off? 250 gb lol =D losher: thanx for tip, so I think I will backup everything after all and format a clean nice ext3 linux: there isn't a way to take back the old menu? nothing involving editing system files or so? TNX!
[04:10] <phenix> martosurf: you can right click on the panel and add 'shutdown' and 'logout' buttons for easy access.  Not a menu, but it might help
[04:11] <Cyde> How do I install kdepim3 alongside kdepim4 using apt?
[04:11] <fccf> linux: you are looking for the openjdk location within ubuntu... or where it goes within groupwise???
[04:11] <bobo> edbian: ok back
[04:11] <linux> openjdk
[04:11] <bobo> i did the fsck thing
[04:11] <edbian> bobo: Any errors found?
[04:12] <bobo> nope, it said it was clean
[04:12] <epidemia> klk
[04:12] <bobo> do you want the output?
[04:12] <epidemia> monta
[04:12] <edbian> bobo: Just summarize it for me
[04:12] <fccf> go to synaptic and find the openjdk package ... right click on it and click properties ... then look in the Installed files tab
[04:12] <edbian> bobo: Basically there either were errors or there weren't
[04:12] <epidemia> si dime abe
[04:12] <bobo> no errrors
[04:13] <linux> fccf: i installed the latest from sun's website
[04:13] <edbian> bobo: Excellent!
[04:13] <martosurf> hi phenix! I love ubuntu for it's simplicity, compatibility and because it's noob user oriented, but somwhow I don't like to see it so "canned" like windows =P after all linux is one if not the most user configurable OS on this side of the universe :P
[04:13] <bobo> yes!
[04:13] <linux> fccf: if i install from synaptic will that conflict?
[04:13] <edbian> bobo: Try to give gparted the command to simply shrink the 160Gb partition.  See if it can handle that.
[04:13] <phenix> martosurf: i know what you're saying.  :)
[04:13] <fccf> linux: have you tried whereis openjdk -- probably ... but it might work better
[04:13] <bobo> ok ill try again
[04:13] <Guest56330> harjot,
[04:13] <bobo> be back soon (again)
[04:13] <edbian> oh bobo
[04:14] <fccf> linux: did you install it as a user or as root?
[04:14] <linux> fccf: as root i think, or sudo user (whereis openjdk
[04:14] <linux> openjdk:
[04:14] <fccf> linux: I am installing that kit now ... to see where it installs
[04:15] <Guest56330> help please..
[04:15] <linux> fccf: i tried a find / --name openjdk, but it didn't output right (syntax must have changed in the newer version of find?)
[04:15] <Dr_Willis> Please State the Nature of the Linux Emergancy.
[04:15] <edbian> Guest56330: What do you need yo?
[04:16] <fccf> linux: runtime or the devkit?
[04:16] <Guest56330> edbian, I'm having problems getting the audio for the certain video files.
[04:16] <SeaPhor> !ask | Guest56330
[04:16] <linux> fccf: runtime
[04:16] <losher> Dr_Willis: that was funny!
[04:16] <Navegante> ALguien podria ayudarme con mi ubuntu
[04:16] <Dr_Willis> losher:  :)
[04:16] <linux> !espanol
[04:16] <losher> !es | Navegante
[04:16] <edbian> Guest56330: Do these video files have anything in common?
[04:16]  * losher linux beat me to it...
[04:17] <Guest56330> edbian, nothing in common. I couldnt play a dvd file directory in vlc..
[04:17] <bobo> edbian: im making a usb start up so ill hopefully go faster
[04:17] <Guest56330> edbian,  and i couldnt play a particular wmv file.. only the video comes .. not the audio
[04:17] <Mike_lifeguard> When I print to PDF, where does that document get saved by default?
[04:17] <edbian> bobo: You can install irc client on the live CD and talk to me / us while you work you know
[04:17] <Dr_Willis> Guest56330:  thats sounds like a 'unsupported codec, or missing codec' issue.
[04:17] <bobo> i didnt think it allowed you to... IM WRONG haha
[04:18] <Guest56330> Dr_Willis, where do you suggest I download those codecs from ?
[04:18] <fccf> linux ... this should point you in the right direction
[04:18] <Dr_Willis> !w32codecs | Guest56330
[04:18] <fccf> linux: http://pastebin.ca/1496576
[04:18] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, do you have audio otherwise?
[04:18] <edbian> bobo: Silly bobo
[04:18] <legend2440> Mike_lifeguard: /home/yourusername
[04:18] <Guest56330> ubottu, okay.. i'll check that link
[04:19] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, yes. i have audio otherwise. Mp3 files are audible
[04:19] <linux> fccf: bash: cd: /usr/lib/jvm: No such file or directory
[04:19] <Mike_lifeguard> legend2440: ah, I needed to refresh (it's actually ~/PDF)
[04:19] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, 1 sec, i'll get u another possible fix...
[04:19] <linux> fccf: ok, java --version doesn't output, reinstalling, thanx 4 ur help
[04:19] <fccf> linux: this is where ubuntu installs... I have no idea where sun installs them
[04:19] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, ty.. i'll wait.
[04:20] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, see if this helps- http://www.wood-bee-co.com/woodbeeco/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=54&Itemid=50&mosmsg=Item+successfully+saved.
[04:20] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, one sec..
[04:20] <Navegante> My Desktop do not run please help me
[04:21] <Dreki> when i go to system>administration>mountmanager, it asks for a password, i put in my password, then it does nothing... so i tried to open it from terminal and i got a lot of devices detected then at the end i get "Segmentation fault" then back to a prompt... does anyone know what "Segmentation fault" means?
[04:21] <popkorn> bye all
[04:21] <linux> Navegante: do you have trouble seeing anything on the screen?
[04:21] <fccf> !details | Navegante
[04:21] <cgsawtell> Navegante: please give use more etails
[04:21] <Dr_Willis> Dreki:  means it crashed big time.
[04:22] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, its requires a login. I need to register eh ?
[04:22] <edbian> Dreki: Segmentation Faults are BAD. http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/segmentation-fault-on-linux-unix.html
[04:22] <Navegante> yes  I dont see anything
[04:22] <edbian> Dreki: Are you over-clocking?
[04:22] <karmst> Hello everyone
[04:22] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, ??
[04:23] <Navegante> i don't remember what I do?
[04:23] <linux> Navegante: your X11 is not working; anyone here know how to fix the X11 besides apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && apt-get install x11-commons* ?
[04:23] <Guest20226> new 9.04 install need help getting headphones working :) hello all
[04:23] <karmst> Is anyone in here good at setting up Samba in a Windows 2008 Domain?
[04:23] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, You are not authorised to view this resource.
[04:23] <Guest56330> You need to login.
[04:23] <Navegante> is really strange because I have used the command fsck
[04:23] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, that's the message i get.
[04:23] <Navegante> to fix the system
[04:24] <Dreki> edbian: no
[04:24] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, 1 min..
[04:24] <fccf> Navegante: that might have screwed things up... I'd boot with the live cd and see if your system is still intact
[04:24] <StrangeCharm> karmst- i'm not sure that such mythincally powerful people even exist
[04:24] <linux> Navegante: you can try hitting Control+F2 and signin without an X11; then use apt-get install irssi && irssi to start a /connect irc.ubuntu.com then /join ubuntu to let someone talk you through the fixing
[04:24] <howie> Im trying to install asterisk and when i "make menuselect" for zapta it says i need to install ncurses
[04:24] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, sure..
[04:24] <edbian> Dreki: It was just a thought.  I was over-clocking once and it caused 1 seg fault a day on my system so I had to stop.
[04:25] <karmst> I'm having trouble having a 2008 Domain see a samba server share
[04:25] <Navegante> I am using my system
[04:25] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  exactly one? were they at the same time?
[04:25] <HotShowers> how do you toggle desktops
[04:25] <howie> shouldnt i have ncurses
[04:25] <HotShowers> using keyboard
[04:25] <HotShowers> anyone know?
[04:25] <howie> ctrl alt arrow
[04:25] <Mike_lifeguard> linux: what's the issue?
[04:25] <Navegante> my files is still intact
[04:25] <fccf> howie: you are compiling asterisk?
[04:25] <edbian> StrangeCharm: No.  Totally random.  Affecting different applications and such
[04:25] <howie> fccf: yes
[04:25] <HotShowers> howie: thank you
[04:25] <Navegante> y see my files
[04:25] <Navegante> using
[04:25] <HotShowers> just forgot for a minute
[04:25] <howie> HotShowers: np
[04:25] <gogeta> edbian: stop beaing cheap get a faster cpu you will be in a month anyways
[04:25] <gogeta> lol
[04:25] <edbian> StrangeCharm: It was on average 1.  Depending how much I used the computer / how long it was on.
[04:25] <Navegante> nautilus
[04:25] <zhurai> x
[04:25] <zhurai> woops >_<
[04:25] <linux> Mike_lifeguard: i think his x11-commons whas not working because he said he could see stuff on his screen
[04:25] <fccf> howie: you are aware that it is avalable in the repositorys?
[04:26] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, try now- http://www.wood-bee-co.com/woodbeeco/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=54&Itemid=52
[04:26] <edbian> gogeta: I just un-clocked it.  It's fast enough I just wanted to learn how to do it :)
[04:26] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  oh, ok, cpu not quite flawless enough for that level of clocking :(
[04:26] <howie> fccf:  how do i check that?
[04:26] <Dreki> edbian: yeah i have never been a fan of over clocking... 500mhz is not worth cooking my processor and constant crashes...
[04:26] <Mike_lifeguard> linux: I'm sorry, I don't understand that sentence.
[04:26] <Guest20226> looking for help with VIA driver issue...  headphones not working.
[04:26] <fccf> howie: this is on a gui machine?
[04:26] <edbian> Dreki: Yeah anyway.  No idea why you're getting Segmentation faults
[04:26] <edbian> Dreki: Do you get them often?
[04:27] <gogeta> edbian: you missed my entire fight on the p4d not beeing 64bit
[04:27] <howie> fccf: no its 32bit server but after i go threw and know how to config im installing on my main server
[04:27] <darkhamm> StrangeCharm: please help me. i installed kde from ppa with synaptic, with "kubuntu-desktop" metapackage installation, now if i try to remove it, apt-get remove only the metapackage and nothing more..
[04:27] <Dreki> edbian no just with that one program, i have never even herd of it untill today...
[04:27] <gogeta> lol
[04:27] <cn28h> Would this be an okay place to ask andLinux questions? there's not really an andLinux channel, per se
[04:27] <Dr_Willis> !puregnome
[04:27] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, one sec
[04:27] <karmst> I can access the domain from the Ubuntu Server. However, I can not have any clients access the ubuntu shares through samba.
[04:27] <karmst> Any help anyone?
[04:27] <edbian> Dreki: Does restarting fix the problem?
[04:28] <StrangeCharm> darkhamm-  after you remove the metapackage, autoremove, and you should get rid of the kludge
[04:28] <Navegante> do you know how to update the icons from the system?
[04:28] <StrangeCharm> !puregnome darkhamm
[04:28] <Dreki> edbian i havent tried, i guess i should...
[04:28] <jose__> hola
[04:28] <Navegante> desktop
[04:28] <StrangeCharm> darkhamm !puregnome
[04:28] <jose__> alguien habla espanol
[04:28] <edbian> Dreki: I don't know much about seg faults but it could be just a fluke :)
[04:28] <Navegante> Ayudenmeeeee
[04:28] <Flannel> !puregnome | darkhamm
[04:28] <Flannel> !es | jose__
[04:28] <edbian> StrangeCharm: Can you give this to bobo when he gets back?  http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/segmentation-fault-on-linux-unix.html
[04:29] <edbian> StrangeCharm: I have to go :(
[04:29] <StrangeCharm> Flannel-  there we go
[04:29] <jose__> soy de peru
[04:29] <StrangeCharm> edbian-  if i see him, i will
[04:29] <edbian> StrangeCharm: Thank you!
[04:29] <Dreki> edbian, i guess its worth a shot, be back later...
[04:29] <edbian> Dreki: Good luck
[04:29] <StrangeCharm> ignore this: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/segmentation-fault-on-linux-unix.html
[04:29] <fccf> howie: start with sudo apt-get update then apt-cache search asterisk ... these will be the avaliable packages for asterisk and figure out what you 'need' obviously you won't need everything but you will have a list .... then sudo apt-get install asterisk
[04:30] <darkhamm> StrangeCharm: yes i look but in this way how can i be sure of the uninstall of all the package installed? the installation of "ubuntu-desktop" can add something to my main installation?
[04:30] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, I ran those commands.. No luck..
[04:30] <StrangeCharm> darkhamm-  sudo apt-get autoremove
[04:30] <Dr_Willis> darkhamm:  ubuntu-desktop is the main metapackage for the core of the ubuntu (gnome) desktop.   it would only add back things  that are in a normal install of ubuntu
[04:31] <howie> fccf: iv already updated and i already installed the ncurses-dev but its still not registering
[04:32] <bobo> edbian: ok, in the usb LiveSession
[04:32] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, try sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade sources.list
[04:32] <phenix> bobo: edbian had to go
[04:32] <bobo> can you help me?
[04:32] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, then do again
[04:32] <phenix> bobo: maybe
[04:32] <phenix> bobo: how did gparted work this time?
[04:33] <bobo> phenix: ok well im in gparted, and i havent tried yet
[04:33] <bobo> should i format the unallocated partition? or just leave it
[04:33] <fccf> howie: have you even tried using the repository ... sudo apt-get install asterisk ... if it needs ncurses-dev and you have it installed then your version of asterisk is not the right version to be using with that particular ncurses ... the asterisk from the repository will work with the local ncurses-dev .. cause it was packaged that way
[04:33] <phenix> bobo: you're booted from the liveCD?
[04:33] <bobo> yeah
[04:33] <phenix> bobo: leave it for now.  Just see if you can shrink your main partition.  Just the one operation for now.
[04:33] <bobo> ok
[04:34] <howie> fccf: ok ill give it another try
[04:34] <fccf> howie: make sure you have the universe repository enabled
[04:34] <howie> fccf: how do i do that?
[04:35] <fccf> howie: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:35] <bobo> phenix: ok well its calibrated and calculated the new size of it, and now its checking the partition for errors
[04:36] <phenix> bobo: let me know if there's any other problems.  I know for me in the past I've had to do each operation seperately .  Hopefully it will work for you now.
[04:36] <howie> motd!
[04:36] <howie> whats the pastbin address?
[04:36] <bobo> phenix: hopefully
[04:36] <click_here> my ubuntu on eee pc install does not allow me to play at loud volumn on my computer to my previous xp install.
[04:36] <fccf> !paste
[04:37] <phenix> bobo: you can either allocate space for your windows partition with gparted or just do so with windows.  I suggest doing it in gparted and only letting windows do the formatting.  Keep in mind that when you install windows you'll have to fix GRUB afterwards.  Do you know how to do that?
[04:37] <SeaPhor> howie, http://pastebin.ca
[04:37] <bobo> phenix: yeah i got that part covered
[04:37] <DrLame> I'm running a tripple boot... win xp, win 7, and ubuntu (netbook version). How can I edit the initial grub that loads to select the os that loads....
[04:37] <phenix> bobo: cool.  good luck.
[04:37] <fccf> howie: even easier .. sudo apt-get install pastebinit ... then pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:38] <click_here> thoughts?
[04:38] <bobo> phenix: how long does it take to shrink the partition, i mean ive had it sit  (the 1st time) for like 15 mins
[04:38] <bobo> phenix: and it doesnt show anything
[04:38] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, No luck still. I am not able to view dvd directories through VLC.
[04:38] <SeaPhor> howie: even easier .. sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:38] <phenix> DrLame: you need to edit menu.lst in /boot/grub
[04:38] <Pluxii> bobo: i assume you're shrinking in vista?
[04:38] <bobo> no, xp
[04:39] <Dr_Willis> Guest56330:  i just tell vlc to play one of the .vob files i recall thats in the dirrectory stucture of a dvd
[04:39] <Guest56330> SeaPhor, and the audio for a particular wmv file is not heard.. thought i'm sure its not faulty
[04:39] <Wagner-> bobo mine (shrinking 1/2 of a 500 gig disk) took well over an hour on a very fast machine
[04:39] <DrLame> thanks, phenix
[04:39] <phenix> bobo: it could take a long time depending on the state of your drive and how much free space it has to work with.
[04:39] <phenix> DrLame: np.
[04:39] <Guest20226> looking for help with getting audio working on my everex top. had 8.04 and gave up... now new and fresh with 9.04
[04:39] <SeaPhor> Guest56330, hrm,,, i am able to view all.... looking..
[04:39] <Guest56330> Dr_Willis, shall try that..
[04:39] <Pluxii> bobo: hmm not sure then, it took me about 5 minutes to make a 100gb partition using shrink on vista
[04:39] <bobo> see this is where my Hd is wierd. it says i have 100gb of space tooken up, but inreality i only have like 20-30 gb tooken up
[04:40] <bobo> and idk where teh other 80gb is
[04:40] <wizzo> sebsebseb: hi
[04:40] <phenix> bobo: that makes me think your drive could have huge amounts of sectors marked as bad.
[04:40] <Dr_Willis> bobo:   5% is reserved on a normal filesystem.. then theres rounding issues...  then theres   always what phenix  says
[04:40] <bobo> how should i clear it up?
[04:40] <Guest20226> maybe at least a nudge to the right channel for my audio issue?
[04:41] <Pluxii> bobo: maybe turn off pagefileing? also do you use a tv tuner card, those can have a huge cache
[04:41] <colloguy> anyone know why my compiz screenshot plugin never actually creates an image file?
[04:41] <DrLame> phenix: the first time I loaded it, I selected the windows that turned out to be the recovery partition... and it broke the grub. Should I just remove that option?
[04:41] <deadredghost> i am having an audio issue also
[04:41] <bobo> pluxil: no, no tv tuner
[04:41] <dronix> quick question. Does anyone know how to make changes to a user group without having to logout/restart?
[04:41] <phenix> DrLame: i don't understand what you mean.  Why remove it?
[04:41] <howie> http://pastebin.com/f72553282
[04:42] <Dreki> i am havving a problem with a segmentation fault when i try to run MountManager terminal output is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/219503/
[04:42] <khelvan> Does anyone know of a good mkvextract / mp4box tutorial that lays out the steps you need to use to remux a .mkv to .mp4?
[04:42] <DrLame> phenix, just starting that option then exiting the recovery (without doing anything) caused the grub boot loader to break (error 22) and I had to reinstall ubuntu before I could boot any of my partitions at all...
[04:42] <jwjza> a sort of vague question: is dual booting vista and ubuntu (or any linux distro really) any more difficult than dual booting xp and ubuntu? does bcd make it any harder?
[04:42] <Guest56330> Dr_Willis, mpg files video colour saturation seems to have decreased, than the one that appears when i watch in windows.
[04:43] <theRealBall> help i don't think my profile.d is being read on boot how do i do this?
[04:43] <phenix> bobo: look at: http://www.averyjparker.com/2009/01/12/checking-the-smart-details-of-a-hard-drive-with-an-ubuntu-boot-cd/
[04:43] <deadredghost> i cannot hear audio play back from videos or music streams, but if i unmute my mic i can hear it.  any ideas?
[04:43] <DrLame> jwjza, I installed ubuntu from within vista and was quite pleased, never had a single issue
[04:43] <Pluxii> just curious, did anyone else have the problem of deleting the partition that ubuntu is on and then having a grub error when you try to boot causing you not to be able to load your other os?
[04:43] <bobo> ok will do... still pluggin away at shrinking
[04:43] <phenix> bobo: that might help you figure out if your drive has marked huge amounts of errors.  If it has, backup your data quick.
[04:43] <jwjza> DrLame: awesome.  i actually meant to say windows 7, though...
[04:43] <jwjza> but same bootloader so i guess itll be fine
[04:44] <cn28h> Pluxii, no, but it's not surprising that if you delete all of grub's settings and files that it wouldn't work well
[04:44] <Pluxii> cn28h: hah
[04:44] <donavan> is there a way (im sure there is) get a bunch of files from a website that are setup for only streaming so save as a batch to my local disk so that I can listen to them on my MP3 player ? the files I am looking are are ASX files which im sure I will have to do some conversion on to strip the audio out
[04:44] <Dreki> pluxxi yeah, some of the files grub uses are on the linux partition, just run ur windows restore disc and it will fix it i think...
[04:44] <DrLame> Pluxii, yes, just now I had that problem, had to reinstall ubuntu
[04:44] <phenix> DrLame: if you're worried about it, then yeah, just comment it out in menu.lst
[04:45] <bobo> Phenix: ill do that some other time, ill keep that website, thanks
[04:45] <fccf> donavan: let me see a URL and see if I can do it
[04:45] <Pluxii> DrLame: same here, i just noticed it when i did that to make a bigger part. for ubuntu, kinda caught me off guard
[04:45] <phenix> DrLame: also, in the future if that happens, you can fix GRUB without reinstalling ubuntu
[04:46] <Pluxii> phenix: how?
[04:46] <Dreki> i am havving a problem with a segmentation fault when i try to run MountManager terminal output is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/219503/ does anyone know how i might fix this or find out whats causeing it?
[04:46] <DrLame> Pluxii, all I did was load the windows restore partition with the grub (on accident), exited right away, and found out my ubuntu partition was formatted somehow...
[04:46] <cew_lov_ce> how
[04:46] <donavan> fccf: check you PM
[04:46] <bobo> phenix: is it possible to save all programs ( or at least settings) with out making another partition for my home folder?
[04:46] <cew_lov_ce> how to join
[04:46] <DrLame> phenix, how?
[04:46] <cn28h> Dreki, unfortunately that is not very useful without the actual core dump
[04:47] <phenix> Pluxii: easiest is boot off the liveCD, then run a few commands.  Just google it when you run into it (unless you want the commands now)
[04:47] <BoredOOMM> I am needing help restoring a /home_backup
[04:47] <Pluxii> phenix: thanks, that makes sense, i put ubuntu back on so obviously it's not an issue at this point, just wanted to know for future reference
[04:47] <cn28h> Dreki, you could possibly set max corefile size higher (then should say Segmentation fault (core dumped)) and send the file to the devs of muntmanager
[04:47] <phenix> bobo: i don't know.  I don't think so, but maybe someone else has an idea.
[04:48] <bobo> i meann its no big deal, the most important stuff i have is just music and videos IF i have to reinstall ubuntu/xp. i've done it 3 times now
[04:48] <bullgard4> cew_lov_ce: How to join what?
[04:48] <jujuranes> hey guys, do you know if it is possible to pass arguments to cp by piping output to it?
[04:48] <cew_lov_ce> join chat
[04:49] <Pluxii> bobo: lol the reinstall is always the wasy part
[04:49] <phenix> bobo: yeah, I always keep my home folder on a seperate partition as root.  It makes life easier.
[04:49] <DrLame> phenix, do you happen to have the commands handy to fix grub if ubuntu part gets formatted? =/
[04:49] <bobo> phenix: i know, but i just am too lazy to do it
[04:49] <cn28h> jujuranes, look up xargs
[04:49] <bullgard4> cew_lov_ce: You have already joined this chat. What other chat do you mean?
[04:49] <phenix> bobo: :)
[04:49] <BoredOOMM> phenix> can you help me with /home back up error?
[04:49] <Dreki> cn28h hm.. ok, well if all else fails atleast the devs know theres a problem... but how do i do all that?
[04:49] <bobo> yay! its starting to do stuff
[04:50] <Pluxii> hurray for stuff
[04:50] <david_> I was wondering if KDE had a way to configure multiple monitors like in GNOME.  GNOME allows for multiple monitors to be configured non-mirrored, where in KDE forces both screens into one resolution.  Optimally I would like 1 monitor per virtual desktop.
[04:50] <cn28h> Dreki, ulimit -c unlimited
[04:50] <dronix> Anyone know how to apply changes without logout/reboot?
[04:50] <bobo> can you get viruses if you use virtualbox (or equivalent)
[04:50] <brian__webb> ok i did something wrong, i partitioned my hard drive so i could dual boot ubuntu and mebis, but when i restart the boot menu doesnt show ubuntu only mebis
[04:50] <cn28h> Dreki, then run it again.. it should generate a core file
[04:51] <Ratapoil> I need to reinstall OS but I have a Dell linux-preinstalled that doesn't have a separate /home partition. I have way too much data I need to keep. someone told me, resize your partition. but GParted says partition cannot be unmounted. What's the procedure? need to boot from a liveCD?
[04:51] <Dreki> cn28h where will it save the file?
[04:51] <cn28h> Dreki, in your current directory
[04:51] <phenix> DrLame: in terminal: grub.  That brings you to the grub prompt.  Then: root (hd0,0) ; setup (hd0) ; quit.  That should do it assuming /boot/grub/stage1 is on hd0,0.  Adjust accordingly if it's somewhere else (you can do find /boot/grub/stage1 to find out).
[04:51] <DrLame> whew, okay thanks
[04:52] <phenix> bobo: yes, but they will be confined to the OS instance in virtualization (usually).
[04:52] <bobo> how interesting
[04:52] <phenix> bobo: I'm glad it's working.
[04:52] <bobo> slowly, took 15 mins to check it and now its doing it again
[04:52] <Ratapoil> is there an ubuntu liveCD?
[04:52] <Pluxii> bobo: i ran across some getting virus' in VMWare, but you just delete the machine and make a new one if that happens
[04:53] <bobo> Ratapoil: yes
[04:53] <Ratapoil> can you boot live with the regular DesktopEdition?
[04:53] <bobo> Pluxii: haha , so i could go to one of those websites that gives you a nasty nasty virus and then laugh because it didnt hurt ur main OS
[04:53] <Dr_Willis> virtual machines are a good way to 'test' and see what viruses do. :)
[04:53] <phenix> Ratapoil: yes.
[04:53] <Dreki> cn28h i set the limit to unlimited but it still didnt dump it
[04:54] <cn28h> Dreki, hmm. Not sure then :/ that is strange
[04:54] <fccf> donovan: see PM
[04:54] <deadredghost> anyone know how to change the sound device in the terminal its not working from the windows
[04:54] <BoredOOMM> I am needing help restoring a /home_backup
[04:54] <phenix> goodnight guys.  Cheers.
[04:54] <fccf> donavan: see PM
[04:54] <Pluxii> boob: yeah i've never had it transfer into my main OS, don't really see how it could.  My brother and I have been trying to catch conflicker for months now and just can't get it lol we want to pick it apart
[04:54] <Dreki> cn28h well thanks anyway m8
[04:54] <cn28h> Dreki, when I try it it does dump one, though
[04:55] <Smart_> jaunty screen bad in virtualbox 3.02 ( sun emulator ) help plz
[04:55] <bobo> Pluxii: hahah, yeah guys, i wanna catch a virus!!!!!!!!
[04:55] <Pluxii> ok wife is here with Sonic food =) see you guys in a bit
[04:55] <Smart_> desktop version
[04:56] <howie> fccf: you get a chance to look over that pastbin?
[04:57] <fccf> howie: yeah ... asterisk should install with no problems using ... sudo apt-get install asterisk
[04:57] <Dreki> i am havving a problem with a segmentation fault when i try to run MountManager terminal output is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/219503/ does anyone know how i might fix this or find out whats causeing it?
[04:57] <fccf> Smart_: you might want to ask in !vbox
[04:57] <howie> fccf: and the zaptel and libpri?
[04:58] <BoredOOMM> I am needing help restoring a /home_backup I followed Psychocats and borked chmod
[04:58] <Smart_> fccf: is there a #vbox channel here in freenode ?
[04:58] <lstarnes> Smart_: yes, and it has about 200 users
[04:59] <fccf> howie: same with those .... all available pre-compiled in a repository for anyone to use
[04:59] <howie> fccf: alright ty
[04:59] <Smart_> fccf : found that channel , but nobody answering yet
[05:00] <blubaustin> Hello
[05:01] <Guest20226> looking for help with exerex laptop audio issue
[05:01] <blubaustin> I switched from Debian to Ubuntu because I like ubuntu. But I have no audio in Ubuntu Jaunty, any ideas? I have installed all the gstreamer plugins, tried pulseaudio and etc
[05:01] <fccf> Smart_: might be a tad slower than this channel
[05:01] <Smart_> fccf : i have copyed /etc/X11/xorg.conf from the installation-CD image to the directory , as what is said on the net , but no use
[05:02] <theRealBall> guys any ideas why my /etc/profile.d isn't working?
[05:03] <Smart_> fccf : much much more slower
[05:04] <fccf> Smart_: give me a min and I can copy mine from a virtual machine I have ... 9.04 right?
[05:04] <gnubie> blubaustin; http://www.ubuntugeek.com/sound-solutions-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html   you might look here
[05:05] <blubaustin> k thnx
[05:06] <Akalbulusikus> I hv problm installing ubuntu
[05:07] <Akalbulusikus> When i highlite the text "Install Ubuntu" n press enter, thr is a message
[05:08] <BoredOOMM> come on someone, third request help with chmod error
[05:08] <darkhamm> i only want to know why synaptic don't have an undo command
[05:08] <fccf> Smart_: http://pastebin.com/f1f0745e2 --- this will give you 800x600 best I can do for the moment
[05:09] <ravindu> Is that true Ubuntu jaunty does not support compiz fusion??
[05:09] <Baconizer> no
[05:09] <lstarnes> ravindu: I've never heard that before
[05:09] <Baconizer> Where did you hear that?
[05:09] <Jeruvy> fccf: ok I got all 4 monitors working the way I like :)  Miro looks great on a big screen.  Off to the next project.
[05:09] <fccf> Jeruvy: awesome ... glad I could assist
[05:09] <ravindu> I mean extra effects with
[05:10] <EnragedOstrich> oh Wow
[05:10] <thomson> why are there a number of sound card drivers listed under sound preferences?
[05:10] <thomson> there are even three of the same :-S
[05:10] <mazda01> gartral, some progress. here's what it returned. sox formats: can't open output file `/var/lib/mythtv/tmp/': Is a directory
[05:10] <Baconizer> thomson: most likely, because there are a number of sound card drivers
[05:10] <EnragedOstrich> Hey, Anyone ever install ePSXe on Ubuntu and get it working?
[05:10] <mazda01> gartral, sorry, I had to go somewhere now I can't see if you responded.
[05:11] <ravindu> compiz worked in intrepid not for jaunty now
[05:11] <thomson> Baconizer: but why do they all need to be installed?
[05:11] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I did!
[05:11] <Baconizer> Are you sure they actually are?
[05:11] <Baconizer> thomson: they're probably on a menu for you to install
[05:11] <thomson> Bacoizer: i dunno, how do i tell?
[05:11] <giiker> StrangeCharm: I can now login with keys, and NX works beautifully!
[05:11] <EnragedOstrich> I thought Compiz was pretty simple to install
[05:12] <ravindu> Is that true Ubuntu jaunty does not support compiz fusion
[05:12] <ravindu> with extra effcts?
[05:12] <Baconizer> ravindu: no
[05:12] <Baconizer> Stop trolling
[05:12] <Baconizer> >_>
[05:12] <thomson> Baconizer: how do i tell what hardware is installed?
[05:13] <EnragedOstrich> What's the best form of Ubuntu in your opinion, I think I have Gnome..
[05:13] <ravindu> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7623821#post7623821
[05:13]  * Baconizer doesn't know
[05:13] <ayman> hi
[05:13] <Baconizer> Look at it
[05:13] <Baconizer> It should say somewhere
[05:13] <ayman> any body here to help me
[05:13] <fccf> !ask | ayman
[05:13] <Baconizer> You should know what you have installed
[05:13] <ravindu> here is the thread that show the errors
[05:13] <Baconizer> ayman: welcome to IRC
[05:13] <Baconizer> As "ubottu" just said, simply ask it
[05:14] <ayman> i have broken packeg
[05:14] <Baconizer> D:
[05:14] <ayman> how fix it
[05:14] <Baconizer> err
[05:14] <Baconizer> More detail
[05:14] <ravindu> how can I get my extra effects back?
[05:14] <Baconizer> Which version, Jaunty?
[05:14] <Baconizer> Which package?
[05:14] <Baconizer> Which arch?
[05:14] <ravindu> jaunty 9.04 64x
[05:14] <FloodBot3> Baconizer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:14] <fccf> !details | ayman
[05:14] <Baconizer> fail
[05:15] <thomson> Baconizer: i know what i have physically installed, but i don't know what linux has installed
[05:15] <ayman> pid gin not work in my ubuntu i try to remove it and reinstall
[05:15] <ayman> and me
[05:15] <ayman> write in terrminal
[05:15] <EnragedOstrich> I have just been born into the world of Ubuntu Linux, everything is good and smooth, but will someone please help me install ePSXe?
[05:16] <ayman> sudo apt-get remove pidgin
[05:16] <SlickMcRunFast> When is dell going to release the Ubuntu Desktop again? I want to buy one right now!
[05:16] <Baconizer> thomson: sudo apt-get install pciutils
[05:16] <Baconizer> SlickMcRunFast: they stopped? D:
[05:17] <SlickMcRunFast> Baconizer, they only have laptops
[05:17] <SlickMcRunFast> I don't want a laptop
[05:17] <ayman> when i try to reinstall it its says   cant install pidign you have broken backages
[05:17] <EnragedOstrich> I'd take a net book, they are only 300-400$
[05:17] <gogeta> tell you ubuntu kernels are starting to suck
[05:17] <ayman> how to fix this proplem
[05:17] <Baconizer> thomson: then lspci -k
[05:17] <Baconizer> thomson: or, lsmod
[05:17] <ravindu> Anybody like look into my matter with compiz extra effects?
[05:17] <fccf> ayman: start with sudo apt-get update
[05:17] <gogeta> not even able to disable ipv6
[05:18] <ayman> and install pidgin agine
[05:18] <thomson> Baconizer: ok, thanks
[05:18] <Baconizer> thomson: if you know what your sound card is
[05:18] <Baconizer> :D
[05:18] <thomson> Baconizer: i do
[05:18] <ayman> and what
[05:18] <fccf> ayman: don't get ahead of yourself ... we are going to get apt up to date first to see if that fixes anything
[05:18] <thomson> wish there was something like everest for linux
[05:18] <EnragedOstrich> Anyone wanna help me install ePSXe?
[05:19] <ayman> ok
[05:19] <ayman> on second to try
[05:19] <ravindu> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7623821#post7623821
[05:19] <WIGGMPk> can anyone tell me how to solve this situation? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7237821f the kernel and modules are not installed but it still references that kernel
[05:20] <giiker> queso: NP/quit
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> !info pcsz-df
[05:20] <click_here> ubuntu says it can't mount my usb drive.  thoughts?
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> !info pcsx-df
[05:20] <LLStarks> how do log output?
[05:20] <LLStarks> the >file isn't catching
[05:20] <Dr_Willis> click_here:  mount it manually - look for error messages
[05:21] <EnragedOstrich> Is Gnome a type of Ubuntu? like Jaunty, or is it a program?
[05:21] <click_here> Dr_Willis, where do i look for error messages?
[05:21] <LLStarks> gnome = window manager
[05:21] <lstarnes> EnragedOstrich: it's a desktop environment
[05:21] <fccf> !gnome | EnragedOstrich
[05:21] <Dr_Willis> click_here:  in the terminal where you use the mount command to mount it manually... what is the filesystem of the drive?
[05:21] <ravindu> Gnome is desktop environment
[05:22] <Andorin> Can someone please help me figure out why my laptop, which normally connects fine to networks, will not connect to this specific unencrypted network?
[05:22] <zenlunatic> LLStarks, gnome is definitely not a window manager
[05:22] <lstarnes> LLStarks: it's not a window manager.  metacity and compiz are window managers.  gnome usually uses one of those two
[05:22] <click_here> Dr_Willis, i do not know the manual mount command
[05:22] <ravindu> and metacity,xfce,.. are window managers
[05:22] <fccf> EnragedOstrich: here is a howto for epsxe ... although we cannot support it further here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=95835
[05:22] <Dr_Willis> click_here:  its 'mount'  :) with the proper options.
[05:23] <click_here> Dr_Willis, oh ok
[05:23] <fccf> Andorin: I'll give it an educated guess.... 1. what kind of router 2. what channel is it running on?
[05:23] <EnragedOstrich> fccf: I tried that, but I'll try again
[05:24] <EnragedOstrich> Be back in 20-60 mins
[05:24] <EnragedOstrich> Thanks for answering though
[05:24] <staticRails> Hi all, I wnat to copy all of the files in my home directory to my flash from the command line... anybody can help?
[05:24] <fccf> EnragedOstrich:  or like Dr_Willis suggested there is pcsx-bin and pcsx-df in the repositorys
[05:24] <EnragedOstrich> I tried PCSX, I didn't like it
[05:25] <click_here> Dr_Willis, i'm  not sure what I would call it.  i tried "mount usb drive" cause that is how is shows up
[05:25] <fccf> staticRails: cp ~/*.*  /media/flashstick
[05:25] <zenlunatic> fccf, n
[05:25] <zenlunatic> fccf, no
[05:26] <Andorin> fccf: 1, ClearAccess AG10W modem/router, and 2, how do I check that?
[05:26] <ayman> can any boody help me please
[05:26] <Dr_Willis> !mount | click_here
[05:26] <Dr_Willis> click_here:  if its ntfs you need touse the ntfs-3g command to try to mount it.
[05:26] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs-3g | click_here
[05:26] <jkbc> Hey everyone
[05:26] <ravindu> irc://irc.freenode.net/ubottu,isnick
[05:26] <fccf> Andorin: can the wireless card see the accesspoint?
[05:26] <ravindu> sorry
[05:27] <Dr_Willis> staticRails:  i just cheat and install  the 'mc' file manager (its console based) and use it to copy things  (yes i am lazy)
[05:27] <Andorin> fccf: On my laptop? Yes, it sees the network. It just hangs on "Obtaining IP address." Accesspoint, I don't know. Sorry, noob.
[05:27] <jkbc> Just got an Aspire One today from woot.com. Put Netbook Remix on it and it's all working pretty well. For some reason though, websites I add to the app launcher don't have their favicon/assigned icons. Just a generic "gears" image.
[05:27] <ayman> help
[05:27] <zenlunatic> Dr_Willis, i use mc too ;)
[05:27] <jkbc> What's up ayman?
[05:27] <staticRails> Dr_Willis: THX
[05:28] <ayman> i have broken backages
[05:28] <Dr_Willis> staticRails:  once ya discover mc.. :) it becomes a must have tool
[05:28] <usr13_> Getting error that the user is not in the sudoers file.  What is this?
[05:28] <ayman> how to fix it
[05:28] <fccf> Andorin: strange... some accesspoints/card combinations don't work ... sometimes It can be a channel issue... ubuntu won't see above channel 11
[05:28] <Dr_Willis> usr13_:  only the first initial user has 'sudo' rights.
[05:28] <bashir> hi
[05:29] <bashir> how can i change my desktop to 8bpp
[05:29] <bashir> as in 8 bit color depth
[05:29] <bashir> i dont see any option anywhere
[05:29] <usr13_> Dr_Willis: As far as I know, this one is.  At any rate, I just checked and the user is in admin group
[05:29] <bashir> and the xorg.conf in 9.04 is lacking in proper sections
[05:29] <usr13_> Dr_Willis: What other issue should I look for?
[05:29] <Dr_Willis> usr13_:  somthing is goofy then.
[05:29] <eddyeoq> my sound isn't working, at all. im on a wubi install 9.04 64-bit. i can see the sound from PulseAudio Volume Meter, but i cant hear it.
[05:29] <Dr_Willis> usr13_:  not sure. ive never had the problem except when using  a different user.
[05:30] <Andorin> fccf: Someone once said something about "DHCP errors"... do you know anything about those?
[05:30] <jkbc> Just got an Aspire One today from woot.com. Put Netbook Remix on it and it's all working pretty well. For some reason though, websites I add to the app launcher don't have their favicon/assigned icons. Just a generic "gears" image. What am I doing wrong, or what's broken and how do I fix it?
[05:30] <usr13_> Dr_Willis: Yes, it is.  I set this up for a young man some time ago and he's somehow mucked it up.  Do not know what he's done.
[05:30] <Dr_Willis> usr13_:  could be the users groups, or the sudoers file i guess..
[05:31] <fccf> jkbc: the app-launcher doesn't pull favicon .... firefox bookmarks do
[05:31] <bashir_> anyone have any ideas
[05:31] <bashir_> i would think it would be easy
[05:31] <bashir_> even easy in windows
[05:31] <jkbc> So when I can change the icon when adding to the launcher, that's a bit misleading?
[05:31] <click_here> Dr_Willis, thanks, i got it to work now
[05:31] <jkbc> I'd like to use some high quality icons instead of the favicons, but if Firefox pulls it that won't do me much good.
[05:32] <Dr_Willis> usr13_:  heres my groups (well part of it) file --> grep willis /etc/group | pastebinit
[05:32] <Dr_Willis> http://pastebin.com/f12a12bb1
[05:32] <click_here> what is the best open source CD ripper / lossless sound player?
[05:32] <click_here> that works on ubuntu
[05:32] <usr13_> Dr_Willis: How about /etc/sudoers ?
[05:33] <Dr_Willis> usr13_: http://pastebin.com/f48093598
[05:33] <smilenet> muhe'
[05:33] <Dr_Willis> usr13_:  i think those are untweaked by me.. :) i dont recall tweaking them
[05:33] <fccf> bashir_: I would reccommend asking in #xorg .. they know the interface a little better
[05:34] <EnragedOstrich> fccf: Bah, I have no idea what that help file means fccf
[05:34] <staticRails> Dr_Willis: how to solve the permission issues in mc? "cannot chown target directory "mnt/...." operation not permitted
[05:34] <Stanley> I'm in Add/Remove Applications and it's not letting me check off a box to add a program.. know why ??
[05:34] <JohnGalt> I've frshly installed hardy
[05:34] <JohnGalt> errr
[05:34] <JohnGalt> oops
[05:35] <WIGGMPk> can anyone tell me how to solve this situation? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7237821f the kernel and modules are not installed but it still references that kernel
[05:36] <click_here> does anyone have any recomendations for media player/song organizer program?
[05:36] <darkness> amarok
[05:36] <staticRails> Dr_Willis: how to solve the permission issues in mc? "cannot chown target directory "mnt/...." operation not permitted
[05:36] <Dr_Willis> click_here:  i like songbird and miro.
[05:36] <Andorin> click_here: Exaile > Amarok
[05:36] <zetanuxi> click_here: foobar under wine
[05:36] <click_here> so many choices
[05:36] <fccf> WIGGMPk: that kernel is way way #ubuntu+1 .... or even #ubuntu-kernel and really offtopic for this channel
[05:36] <darkness> Andorin: blasphemy!
[05:36] <jkbc> So when I add a bookmark from Firefox into the app-launcher, it will NEVER pull the icon or use the icon I point the dialogue box to? That seems... really silly.
[05:36] <click_here> do all of those rip lossless?
[05:37] <Dr_Willis> staticRails:  you could chown the directory you are copying to - to be owned by your user...  or  run mc as root. but what filesystem are you copying to? vfat? ext2/3?
[05:37] <zetanuxi> click_here: foobar does
[05:37] <click_here> how about the others?
[05:37] <mm3> I just use my own tactics and play via VLC when I'm on my linux box.
[05:37] <Andorin> So... can anyone help me? With my wireless? My laptop normally connects fine to wireless networks, but it hangs on "Obtaining IP address" on this one specific, unencrypted network. Please help?
[05:37] <JohnGalt> I've frshly installed hardy on a p4 1.9ghz with 1.5 GB ram, and an onboard intel video card. I'm noticing that my system runs quite choppy,b wether compiz is on or not. Flash Videos are jerky (esp youtube), and even .mpg's struggle when dragging a window or going fullscreen. I understad the onboard video stinks, but is this behavior appropriate for my hardware or do i have a driver issue? please help!
[05:37] <fosa> what's the control for brightness?
[05:37] <staticRails> Dr_Willis: fat32 is my destination
[05:38] <fosa> ah, got it
[05:38] <WIGGMPk> fccf: not really since its way way NOT installed and neither are the modules.. this is a dpkg error and needs to get resolved.. I havent had the 2.6.31 kernel on my laptop for 3 weeks now.. and have downloaded updates since then.. all of sudden this came up
[05:38] <click_here> zetanuxi, does foobar play videos as well?
[05:39] <Andorin> click_here: VLC = best video player.
[05:39] <thomson> Can't create /var/lib/sysv-rc-conf : Permission denied at /usr/sbin/sysv-rc-conf line 454.
[05:39] <cycrosism> Is there a way to make my user the "root"
[05:39] <thomson> why?
[05:39] <JohnGalt> I've frshly installed hardy (gOS 3 to be accurate) on a p4 1.9ghz with 1.5 GB ram, and an onboard intel video card. I'm noticing that my system runs quite choppy,b wether compiz is on or not. Flash Videos are jerky (esp youtube), and even .mpg's struggle when dragging a window or going fullscreen. I understad the onboard video stinks, but is this behavior appropriate for my hardware or do i have a driver issue? please help!
[05:39] <Flannel> cycrosism: Why do you want to do that?
[05:39] <jkbc> Well this has been useless. back to XP I go I guess
[05:39] <cycrosism> Flannel, because when i go to save files it wont let
[05:39] <click_here> Andorin, i used media player classic for windows. because it has GPU support while VLC does not
[05:39] <fccf> WIGGMPk: sounds like dpkg is trying to process triggers after the fact ... you have some housekeeping to do
[05:39] <Flannel> cycrosism: Where are you trying to save them?
[05:40] <usr13_> Dr_Willis: There was no admin group.
[05:40] <Condoulo> ok, I recently switched to Opera, and one thing I noticed, probably due to the fact its QT based, is the fonts are not as smooth as they look like in GTK apps. How would I change those settings for GTK?
[05:40] <ravindu> hi how to refer for specific guy in channel when answering
[05:40] <staticRails> Dr_Willis: it doesn't let me to change the ownership of the directory on which I have mounted my flash...
[05:40] <cycrosism> Flannel, /var/www/
[05:40] <darkness> click_here: The best players are either for music only or video only
[05:40] <JohnGalt> ravindu: type their name. is there an easier way i dont know about?
[05:40] <WIGGMPk> fccf: well do you have any constructive advice other then referring me to another channel? I removed the 2.6.31 kernel with the normal "sudo apt-get --purge remove" method.. any thoughts?
[05:40] <Andorin> So... can anyone help me? With my wireless? My laptop normally connects fine to wireless networks, but it hangs on "Obtaining IP address" on this one specific, unencrypted network. Please help?
[05:40] <usr13_> I used groupadd and added group admin and then added the user to it.  Thanks for the help.  (Was obvious when I compared your /etc/group to ours.)
[05:40] <click_here> darkness, i guess that sounds right
[05:41] <usr13_> Dr_Willis: see above
[05:41] <JohnGalt> ravindu: type their name. is there an easier way i dont know about?
[05:41] <cycrosism> Flannel, so how would i do that
[05:41] <JohnGalt> I've frshly installed hardy (gOS 3 to be accurate) on a p4 1.9ghz with 1.5 GB ram, and an onboard intel video card. I'm noticing that my system runs quite choppy,b wether compiz is on or not. Flash Videos are jerky (esp youtube), and even .mpg's struggle when dragging a window or going fullscreen. I understad the onboard video stinks, but is this behavior appropriate for my hardware or do i have a driver issue? please help!
[05:41] <Flannel> cycrosism: You'll likely be better off simply giving yourself permission to write there.  sudo adduser yourusername www-data ; sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www && sudo chmod -R g+wX /var/www
[05:42] <cycrosism> Flannel, i just wanted my account to be root
[05:42] <Okay> how can i get a more accurate battery applet. I think the one i have is all lies
[05:42] <Flannel> cycrosism: What that does is add your user to the www-data group (which is what apache runs as), and then some permission magic to make it work like it should.
[05:42] <jigp> hello guys whats the best browser to suo apt-get isntall? (except firefox - i have already)
[05:42] <Flannel> cycrosism: You'll use sudo to do that then.  sudo cp source destination, etc
[05:42] <click_here> terminal is so powerful, lol, and i can barely use it.
[05:43] <SeaPhor> JohnGalt, disable compiz/desktop effects
[05:43] <mm3> terminal is <3
[05:43] <mm3> yay for irssi too :3
[05:43] <ravindu> I think ubuntu ultimate projects is very important like countries like my own..havin snail internet.
[05:43] <jujuranes> Andorin are you sure the router isn't using MAC filtering?
[05:43] <JohnGalt> seaphor: i have
[05:43] <cycrosism> No Flannel what I ment was how do i make my account the root or something that allows me to write anywhere
[05:43] <Flannel> cycrosism: You don't want to do that.
[05:43] <Okay> how can i get a more accurate battery applet. I think the one i have is all lies
[05:43] <thomson> do i need to be logged in as root when i run applications from /usr/sbin
[05:43] <thomson> ?
[05:43] <darkness> jigp: I guess konqueror, but it's nowhere near as powerful as firefox
[05:43] <cycrosism> Flannel, yes i do
[05:43] <SeaPhor> JohnGalt, set to "None" ??
[05:43] <JohnGalt> seaphor: im just not sure if this is how my pc should bge performing, or if there is a software issue
[05:43] <Bala> my desktop freeze help me plz
[05:43] <JohnGalt> yes...it's set to none
[05:44] <Bala> i can't right click my desktop
[05:44] <mm3> Bala: Intel Graphics?
[05:44] <Flannel> cycrosism: No, you really don't.  That's rediculously insecure, and there's no reason to do so either.
[05:44] <staticRails>  I cant change the ownership of the directory on which I have mounted my flash...
[05:44] <jigp> darkness: i just want to open my second gmail.i cannot open another gmail account in one browser hehehe
[05:44] <cycrosism> Flannel, its just a desktop that only I use so it's fine
[05:44] <Bala> mm3 yeah
[05:44] <staticRails> help please
[05:44] <Andorin> jujuranes: It says it's disabled.
[05:44] <qedx> cycrosism: i think if you don't know how to do it, you don't need to do it
[05:44] <eddyeoq> my sound isn't working, at all. im on a wubi install 9.04 64-bit. i can see the sound from PulseAudio Volume Meter, but i cant hear it.
[05:44] <SeaPhor> JohnGalt, its "on" by default need to set to "None" ??
[05:44] <Okay> /home/michael/Desktop/rohos_mini.exe
[05:44] <darkness> jigp, then konqueror will be just fine
[05:44] <Okay> how can i get a more accurate battery applet. I think the one i have is all lies
[05:44] <JohnGalt> cyrosism: running as root is the worst possible idea
[05:44] <Flannel> cycrosism: No, even on a desktop system you don't want to run as root.
[05:45] <Jason2gs> *claps*
[05:45] <cycrosism> qedx, when i go to save files sometimes it won'y work i jsut want a way for it to save anywhere corerctly
[05:45] <darkness> jigp, it's a kde app though
[05:45] <Wizzel> Hey guys. I am trying to make another partition. I have the latest Ubuntu installed. Gparted will not do it while I am booting from the disk and gparted as a live CD fails. Any other options?
[05:45] <jujuranes> hm, weird.
[05:45] <jigp> darkness : thanks..whats the other browser that i could install?for gnome
[05:45] <SeaPhor> JohnGalt, in System>Preferences>Appearance
[05:45] <JohnGalt> cycrosism: running as root is the worst possible idea. for reelz
[05:45] <cycrosism> i dont mind
[05:45] <JohnGalt> SeaPhor: yes. It is not a compiz issue.
[05:46] <zetanuxi> does anyone know any other way besides virtual machines to sync a zune in ubuntu?
[05:46] <dave_30> dxc xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxpppppppppppppppppp;
[05:46] <qedx> cycrosism: why not just first save it within your home and then do a sudo cp to the final destination?
[05:46] <spikemcc> need help desesperatly with an Ati !!!
[05:46] <Flannel> cycrosism: Sorry.  But no, you don't.  And this channel will not help you do so.
[05:46] <darkness> jigp: i think it's called epiphany, but i don't know how good that one is
[05:46] <cycrosism> whatever your no help-
[05:46] <darkness> jigp, although i think it'll serve your needs just fine
[05:46] <Bala> mm3 give me any idea
[05:46] <SeaPhor> JohnGalt, look at System>Admin..>Hardware Drivers...
[05:47] <Jason2gs> Heh, you guys lectured him just like you lectured me :D
[05:47] <Jason2gs> <3
[05:47] <spikemcc> someone can help or just help me get the xorg.conf and open source drivers from a live session ???
[05:47] <JohnGalt> SeaPhor: yes. although i have full resolution, i feel like my driver might be wrong, but lspci says i have an intel card, and intel cards are built in to the kernel, corrext?
[05:47] <Wizzel> Hey guys. I am trying to make another partition. I have the latest Ubuntu installed. Gparted will not do it while I am booting from the disk and gparted as a live CD fails. Is there any other options or partitioning programs that can schedule partitions when the computer reboots?
[05:47] <mm3> Bala: I'm thinking you're suffering from the infamous intel graphics bug in Jaunty
[05:47] <Bala> mm3 how to i get back?
[05:47] <wizzo> Magi; Twelfth-day
[05:47] <Okay> how can i get a more accurate battery applet. I think the one i have is all lies
[05:47] <JohnGalt> okay: why do you think that?
[05:47] <mm3> Have you tried to restart X?
[05:48] <SeaPhor> JohnGalt, well, what card do u have? is it intel?
[05:48] <Okay> JohnGalt, on max battery power, i get 15 minutes...?
[05:48] <Jeruvy> Wizzel: you could try using supergrubdisk, that should get you rolling.
[05:48] <Okay> JohnGalt, it's a new laptop too
[05:48] <JohnGalt> let me lspci to tell you exactly.i know its onboard. i just got this box from ebay...an offlease job
[05:48] <spikemcc> someone can help me to get graphics working on a dell inspiron 1501 laptop on ubuntu 8.04.2 LTS x64 with ati radeon xpress 1150 256 Mb ?
[05:48] <zetanuxi> spikemcc: ati drivers are a pain. you're trying to get them to run on a live disc?
[05:48] <Wizzel> Jeruvy: thank you very much!
[05:48] <Dr_Willis> staticRails:  for fat32 you have to mount the thing with the proper options to allow a user to write to it.. or write to it as root 'sudo mc'
[05:49] <Dr_Willis> staticRails:  fat32 wont rember/save the permissions/owbnership of the files.. so you will have to fix that when you restore them
[05:49] <WIGGMPk> I cant install anything because dpkg is trying to configure initramfs for a kernel I removed over 3 weeks ago.. Can anyone help me out? I cant install anything right now http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7237821f
[05:49] <Bala> not yet it's working normally aftr restart
[05:49] <Jeruvy> Wizzel: np :)
[05:49] <JohnGalt> SeaPhor: VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 01
[05:49] <spikemcc> no it run perfect on the live cd and I have bugged my installation so maybe I could restore my graphics easily from a live cd ...
[05:49] <staticRails> Dr_Willis: I ran it using sudo mc
[05:50] <staticRails> Dr_Willis: what are the optoins?
[05:50] <wizzo> Jeruvy: Is that a free Ubuntu program, supergrubdisk
[05:50] <Dr_Willis> staticRails:  if your root user cant even write to it - then you got some odd issues going on.
[05:51] <zetanuxi> spikemcc: the update manager should provide the restricted drivers auto.
[05:51] <eddyeoq> my sound isn't working, at all. im on a wubi install 9.04 64-bit. i can see the sound from PulseAudio Volume Meter, but i cant hear it.
[05:51] <spikemcc> I got helped from #ati and #radeon but there is nothing that work but before open source driver, ati driver from both ubuntu and latest catalyst worked well ... I messed up my xorg when I tried to put my 2nd monitor
[05:51] <staticRails> Dr_Willis: how I can ask the command line to show the output of the cmd "mount --help" page after page?
[05:51] <Jeruvy> wizzo: no, its a stand alone product:  http://www.supergrubdisk.org/
[05:51] <Andorin> So... can anyone help me? With my wireless? My laptop normally connects fine to wireless networks, but it hangs on "Obtaining IP address" on this one specific, unencrypted network. Please help?
[05:51] <dave_30> whats the best option for syncing an ipod touch?
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> staticRails:  command | less
[05:51] <Dr_Willis> staticRails:  or try 'man mount '
[05:51] <spikemcc> zetanuxi it's not working for it now ...
[05:51] <Wizzel> Jeruvy: is supergrubdisk something I would burn to a cd too, and then run at start up?
[05:52] <JohnGalt> SeaPhor: im just suprised at the slowness of this machine. i have a gig and a half of ram....even with onboard video and 1.9mhz..i should still be able to enjoy video with no jerks, right?
[05:52] <spikemcc> the last thing left is envy and it never worked well for me
[05:52] <Athunye> 05:00.0 Ethernet controller: Attansic Technology Corp. Device 1062 (rev c0) What is the name of the module for this card ?
[05:52] <SeaPhor> then set to "none" and check your system-settings in System>Admin..>System monitor  make sure the RAM is accurate and that there is a swap partition
[05:52] <Jeruvy> Wizzel: yes.  you'll need to boot it from cd or usb floppy etc.
[05:52] <Wizzel> Jeruvy: thanks again
[05:53] <eddyeoq> my sound isn't working, at all. im on a wubi install 9.04 64-bit. i can see the sound from PulseAudio Volume Meter, but i cant hear it.
[05:53] <fccf> JohnGalt: I noticed you are using the Gos distro.... which is a direvitive version, and not normally supported here
[05:54] <r00tdigger> not to add to the list of ever growing questions but i did alot of searching before coming here, is there a place to get a driver(non intel) for my onboard intel 845, it's using 1810 right now and it's only showing 256k for gpu memory when it's 64mb..also i'm running bt4 pre
[05:54] <r00tdigger> i810*
[05:54] <SeaPhor> eddyeoq, have you plugged in speakers or headphones to test?
[05:55] <eddyeoq> saephor: yes
[05:55] <BABER> hi
[05:55] <JohnGalt> fccf: i understand. if it's any help, i did have the same issue on jaunty. i find that the users in here are typically more knowledgeable
[05:55] <ayllu> Hi... I need some help; when i click on the computer icon, all mi icnos from desktop desapear and the folder doesnt open
[05:55] <BABER> how can i understand all of my system information?
[05:55] <JohnGalt> fccf: sorry if im breaking the rules
[05:56] <dave_30> whats the best option for syncing an ipod touch?
[05:56] <IndyGunFreak> dave_30: windows
[05:57] <eddyeoq> SeaPhor: pulseaudio volume monitor shows that there's sound but i cant hear it
[05:57] <Andorin> So... can anyone help me? With my wireless? My laptop normally connects fine to wireless networks, but it hangs on "Obtaining IP address" on this one specific, unencrypted network. Please help?
[05:57] <GhostWolf_> hi people.. i have a problem, i can't seem to log in to my desktop when the login screen shows up i enter the info and then login screen just appears again.. can anyone please help me?
[05:57] <fccf> JohnGalt: Unfortunatly I am running Hardy on intel hardware... and really cannot play video because this server is setup for audio streaming
[05:57] <fetusbubble> dave_30: windows is best like ^.. actually today i just killed my ipod trying to sync it in amarok
[05:58] <BABER> what command i can get all of my system information?
[05:58] <r00tdigger> GhostWolf_, try startx after login
[05:58] <SeaPhor> eddyeoq, that doesnt answer the question, the audio is going somewhere, plug in something to the external and see...
[05:58] <JohnGalt> fccf: so you think it's normal for me to have video trouble with 1.5gb of ram, and a 1.9mhz p4? I mean, i know it aint a monster, but it should be more htan enough, right?
[05:58] <SnakDoc> BABER hardinfo is a app that shows a lot of system info top is another non - gui
[05:58] <GhostWolf_> r00tdigger how do i do that?
[05:59] <Bob_Dole> Is there anyway to Overclock my Radeon 9200 in ubuntu? on windows I just download RivaTuner and all's good, I can OC it 50-100mhz and it plays my favorite game acceptably well...on linux, I get 10FPS.
[05:59] <agentzim> When trying to burn a CD using the live cd, "Error while burning.  The drive is busy"
[05:59] <sinjan> hi all
[05:59] <r00tdigger> after loging in you what do you see
[05:59] <GhostWolf_> r00tdigger btw im using kubuntu 8.04
[05:59] <eddyeoq> SeaPhor: i tried and nothing
[05:59] <SnakDoc> BABER also htop is a color verision that shows info depends what you are wanting to see
[05:59] <GhostWolf_> the login screen
[05:59] <Dr_Willis> Bob_Dole:  with 10fps - i think you may need better video card drivers.
[05:59] <r00tdigger> after logging in?
[05:59] <fccf> JohnGalt: should be, but ya never know
[05:59] <Dday> has firefox 3.5 for ubuntu came out yet?
[05:59] <BABER> SnakDoc: there is not any command?
[05:59] <spikemcc> Bob_Dole > ubuntu 8.04.2 LTS + Ati catalyst 9.4 should do well
[05:59] <GhostWolf_> black screen appears as i logged in and the loggin screen appears again
[05:59] <GhostWolf_> yes
[05:59] <Dr_Willis> !ff35 | Dday
[06:00] <Bob_Dole> Dr_Willis, there doesn't seem to be a restricted driver. And It's Tremulous, based on the Quake 3 engine. And I think it was 8.10
[06:00] <Bob_Dole> ubuntu 8.10*
[06:00] <Dday> why is my update button greyed out in ubuntu then?
[06:00] <SnakDoc> BABER if you type top you get system info such as task manger would give also htop does same
[06:00] <EnragedOstrich> Bah! I am never gonna get ePSXe working
[06:00] <Dr_Willis> Bob_Dole:  ati dumped the card from their fglrx drivers  - so you may be a bit out of luck.. unless you drop back to an older release of ubuntu/x/ati-drivers... (i dont use ati any more so thats all i know on the topic)
[06:00] <SnakDoc> BABER i like way htop looks my self sudo apt-get install htop
[06:01] <sinjan> anyone here have experience with X58 mobos?
[06:01] <GhostWolf_> ok since r00tdigger left can anyone else try to help me with my problem??
[06:01] <spikemcc> Bob_Dole put back 8.04 , 8.10 can do it but 8.04 is better in most cases
[06:01] <Dday> How do i update my firefox to 3.5 the update button is greyed out?
[06:01] <JohnGalt> fccf: for all i know i could be using a wrong driver. ive been using ubuntu for 3 years almost exclusively, but idon't know much about what goes on under the hood. I usually stick to the gui, and don't do much in terminal without the guidance of a forum or irc chan
[06:01] <lonejack> hi, is it possible to replicate a sistem configuration on another? My problem is this: I've a PC with an hd already configured(/boot, /,/home on three partitions). I would like to remount UBUNTU removing the actual hd, copying the /home on the new, but reinstalling all the previous sw packages on the new hd. Can somebody give me some advices?
[06:02] <BABER> SnakDoc: i want informatiom example cpu spees/ memory capacity / graphic ......
[06:02] <tkmr> Wooh! My powered by Ubuntu stickers finally came today!
[06:02] <fccf> lonejack: aptoncd
[06:02] <Bob_Dole> spikemcc, k, I'll see if I still got a disk lying around. and Stock Clocks on windows are just outside of playable. 20-25FPS most of the time, OC'd it's 25-35FPS most of the time.
[06:03] <fccf> tkmr: how long did that take? I ordered mine a week ago from system76
[06:03] <darkness> Dday, you have to install the package named firefox-3.5
[06:03] <SnakDoc> BABER hard info i think is what you are looking for
[06:03] <WIGGMPk> fccf: FYI, I ran "sudo update-initramfs -k 2.6.31-rc1-candela -u" which yelled about not finding /lib/modules/2.6.31-rc1-candela so I made the directory with sudo, ran the command again and then ran "sudo dpkg --configure -a" and its fixed.. Now ill just remove the kernel with update-initramfs
[06:03] <darkness> Dday, use synaptic
[06:03] <sinjan> ok.... anyone know how to deal with jmicron raid controller? ^^;
[06:03] <GhostWolf_> i have a problem.. i can't seem to get passed the login screen on my nix box.. im using kubuntu 8.04 everytime i try to log in the login screen just reappears agin
[06:03] <spikemcc> Bob_Dole I got an Ati laptop on linux for years take the LTS you will be better ...
[06:03] <tkmr> fccf: it took forever, nearly three months I think, and it's literally right down the street from me.
[06:03] <Dr_Willis> wowsers - the pcsx package in the repos.. worked..:) its playing FF7 here for me...
[06:03] <BABER> SnakDoc: hard info is gui but i want cli
[06:04] <Dday> darkness, how do i use the spm to update it?
[06:04] <lonejack> fccf: thank you very much!!!!
[06:04] <whattheazn> hi
[06:04] <fccf> tkmr: so you are in denver? that's a bummer
[06:04] <spikemcc> 8.04 with ati driver from ubuntu or thoses from ati if you work a little to make them work
[06:04] <fccf> lonejack: no problem
[06:04] <SnakDoc> barber you wanting to know how much cpu usage swap and stuff at moment i would try htop
[06:04] <sinjan> any other help channels for ubuntu..?
[06:04] <whattheazn> can anyone help me install iogear gwu623 in unbuntu 9.04. I have the cd but i don;t know how to install it
[06:04] <whattheazn> please
[06:05] <darkness> Dday, you can't 'update' it, since firefox-3.1 and firefox-3.5 are different packages
[06:05] <tkmr> fccf: a suburb of denver yes. Just don't give up hope. They WILL come... eventually. =)
[06:05] <Dday> so what do i do then?
[06:05] <GhostWolf_> can anyone help me with my problem please??
[06:05] <SnakDoc> braber iptraf will show lots of network info if thats what you are wanting to see in cli no sure of anything for gpu
[06:05] <fccf> whattheazn: what is a gwu623?
[06:05] <whattheazn> iogear usb wireless
[06:06] <darkness> Dday, you can, however, install firefox-3.5 and it'll show up as 'Shiretoko' in the menu
[06:06] <Dr_Willis> Dday:  install firefox 3.5 packatge.
[06:06] <Dr_Willis> !ff35 | Dday
[06:06] <Bob_Dole> If the PC I'm running the videocard on had SSE I'd just use my GeForce 6200, but it yells I need SSE to use openGL :/
[06:06] <buzzmandt> anyone with intel graphics think  the latest kernel graphics driver in karmic is "slow"?
[06:06] <Dr_Willis> buzzmandt:  check in #ubuntu+1
[06:06] <buzzmandt> thanks
[06:07] <whattheazn> i am new to unbuntu
[06:07] <GhostWolf_> i have a serious problem.. please help me.. i asked twice and basically no one has answered back
[06:07] <sebsebseb> whattheazn: what is that for a program?
[06:07] <Dr_Willis> Please State the Nature of the Linux Emergancy.
[06:07] <Bob_Dole> Ghost, I have no idea what your problem is.
[06:08] <eddyeoq> SeaPhor, i tried the built in speakers, i plugged in speakers, and headphones, but i didn't get any sound
[06:08] <GhostWolf_> i already stated twice..
[06:08] <lstarnes> GhostWolf_: have you tried changing the session type?
[06:08] <GhostWolf_> my problem is i can't get passed the login in screen when i enter my user/pass
[06:08] <sinjan> any guru help me?
[06:08] <GhostWolf_> lstarnes yes i believe i did..
[06:08] <Dr_Willis> GhostWolf_:  try logging in at the alt-ctrl-f1 console also..
[06:08] <sebsebseb> GhostGum: you need to reset your password?
[06:08] <whattheazn> i have the cd installation with linux files but i don't know how to install in ubuntu
[06:08] <SeaPhor> eddyeoq, ok, was just 1 to eliminate..
[06:08] <lstarnes> GhostWolf_: have you tried every session type, including failsafe ones?
[06:09] <whattheazn> it has .rpm files
[06:09] <Dr_Willis> whattheazn:  you burn the iso image to a cd.. and boot from it normally
[06:09] <sebsebseb> Dr_Willis: I think that's confusing for newbies, they are better off going to recovery mode and reseting their
[06:09] <GhostWolf_> lstarnes no i haven't
[06:09] <lstarnes> whattheazn: ubuntu generally does not use .rpm
[06:09] <basix> ubuntu rocks :)
[06:09] <whattheazn> oh
[06:09] <Dr_Willis> whattheazn:   huh? oh - i missunderstood. :) never mind.
[06:09] <sebsebseb> GhostWolf_: you need to reset your password?
[06:09] <Dr_Willis> sebsebseb:  unless it DOES work in console.. then that shows its not a password issue..
[06:09] <GhostWolf_> Dr_Willis i tried that but someone earlier was trying to get me to get the logs and paste it here
[06:10] <GhostWolf_> sebsebseb no i can't get passed the screen itself i know my password..
[06:10] <eddyeoq> SeaPhor, what do you mean
[06:11] <zetanuxi> ghostwolf: is something being mistyped? capslock?
[06:11] <fccf> whattheazn: I think if you follow the directions here you should be able to get that to work http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-951683.html
[06:11] <GhostWolf_> zetanuxi no
[06:11] <whattheazn> thak
[06:11] <jeffjpeterson> how do i get ubuntu to stop brining pidgin to the foreground when i get a message?
[06:11] <nilc> Hi folks. I managed to dork my apt-get in a way that I can't get out of. Anything I do complains about dependencies and tells me to 'apt-get -f install'. I try that, but it always fails with lots of dpkg errors about post-removal scripts failing.
[06:12] <zetanuxi> ghostwolf: okay, knew it was probably a stupid question, but its happened to me more times than i care to admit.
[06:12] <IndyGunFreak> jeffjpeterson: in pidgin, go to tools/notifications and turn it off
[06:12] <IndyGunFreak> jeffjpeterson: i can't remember which one it is, but you'll figure it out.
[06:13] <jeffjpeterson> IndyGunFreak thanks man
[06:13] <IndyGunFreak> jeffjpeterson: i think its nautilus integration, but don't hold me to it.. there's only a couple that are checked by default, so i'm sure you'll figure it out
[06:13] <GhostWolf_> zetanuxi if it was that i'd get login failed, the problem is when i enter my password it goes to a blank screen and the login screen appears again
[06:13] <jeffjpeterson> IndyGunFreak actually, i dont see anything about notifications in preferences
[06:14] <IndyGunFreak> jeffjpeterson: tools/plugins
[06:14] <jeffjpeterson> IndyGunFreak ah. just about to say i found the plug in
[06:14] <jeffjpeterson> IndyGunFreak thanks again
[06:14] <IndyGunFreak> np
[06:14] <SeaPhor> eddyeoq, just an idea, 1 less to test
[06:14] <IndyGunFreak> jeffjpeterson: i haven o idea why they done that, that is one of the most annoying things i've ever seen in my life.. i'm glad its easy to disable
[06:15] <GhostWolf_> i wouldn't mind reinstalling the os but theres files i wanna get and i can bring em to this comp but i doubt there is a way to do that without going into the desktop
[06:15] <Vinnnnn> Hey friends, does anyone know how to bind a hotkey in the terminal?
[06:16] <eddyeoq> ok
[06:16] <sebsebseb> GhostWolf_: you can access your Ubuntu partition and it's files, on the live session on the Ubuntu CD
[06:16] <sebsebseb> GhostWolf_: ,but if you used Wuib hmm
[06:16] <sebsebseb> GhostWolf_: Wubi
[06:16] <GhostWolf_> sebsebseb well i have the livecd still how would i get to that part??
[06:17] <sebsebseb> GhostWolf_: boot it and open the Ubuntu partition, as simple as that
[06:17] <morphias> is there a ubuntu development channel?
[06:17] <dhonie> tfujgyj
[06:17] <GhostWolf_> sebsebseb do i go to the os like as im trying it?? is that what you mean??
[06:17] <Vinnnnn> no one know how to bind a key? like bind f10 quit sorta thing.. but in the terminal.. I looked on google and couldn't find anything
[06:17] <prospire> is there any place in jaunty where key logs are saved??
[06:18] <prospire> from which I can retrieve?
[06:18] <prospire> the keylogs?
[06:18] <sebsebseb> GhostWolf_: you have data in the Ubuntu partition, you want to get hold of it?  then re install Ubuntu?
[06:18] <Vinnnnn> I doubt it prospire, it would be a pretty big security flaw
[06:19] <GhostWolf_> sebsebseb the reinstall would be if i can't get passsed this problem
[06:19] <prospire> Vinnnnn: even I think so
[06:19] <sebsebseb> GhostWolf_: and I am saying you can access the data on the Live CD
[06:19] <GhostWolf_> and if i have to yes i wanna get the stuff i have in that partition before i reinstall
[06:19] <prospire> but a person said me that logs are saved somewhere in jaunty
[06:19] <prospire> he didnt tell me the exact place
[06:19] <prospire> I just wanna check
[06:19] <GhostWolf_> i know sebsebseb im just asking i can do that by accessing the os as if im trying it you know the first option it has
[06:20] <jeffjpeterson> can i ask about xfce here or do i need to go to the xubuntu channel?
[06:20] <Vinnnnn> good luck with it prospire.. sounds like a pretty microsoft thing to do though :p
[06:20] <sebsebseb> GhostWolf_: yes that's how you do it
[06:20] <prospire> Vinnnnn: yah....microsoft :-D
[06:20] <GhostWolf_> ok..
[06:20] <Dr_Willis> jeffjpeterson:  depends on the question. :)  most of us in here dont use xfce.
[06:21] <prospire> ubuntulog: do u kne....since ur name is ubuntu'log'
[06:21] <bullgard4> At startup NickServ reports: "You are already logged in as bullgard4." Am I correct in assuming that my ~/.irssi/config file has a wrong entry?
[06:21] <jeffjpeterson> well, im trying to drag icons to the panel, but instead they just launch
[06:21] <Dr_Willis> jeffjpeterson:  i recall xfce dosent have that feature.. which i found very very annoying
[06:21] <SiL3nt-[X]> I am seeking help with my ubuntu os =\.
[06:22] <Dr_Willis> Please State the Nature of the Linux Emergancy.
[06:22] <Bob_Dole> Don't ask to ask, just ask.
[06:22] <SiL3nt-[X]> I cant install eggdrop on my vps. I am running ubuntu.
[06:22] <dhonie> rrdrtg
[06:22] <dhonie> erer
[06:22] <dhonie> eresr
[06:22] <jeffjpeterson> Dr_Willis wow, that is a bit of a pain. guess ill get over it.... do love this os
[06:22] <dhonie> heeeeeeeeeeeelp
[06:23] <dhonie> help me
[06:23] <Dr_Willis> jeffjpeterson:  i much perfer gnome to xfce.. but thats the linux way.. use what you like
[06:23] <dhonie> some to kill me
[06:23] <Dr_Willis> !eggdrop
[06:23] <Dr_Willis> !info eggdrop
[06:23] <dhonie> some to kill me
[06:23] <fccf> computer: Deactivate Emergency Linux Support Hologram ... Dr_Willis
[06:23] <Smart_> i down the disp-mem from 128M to 64 M , solved
[06:23] <dhonie> some to kill me
[06:23] <Smart_> i kill you
[06:23] <Dr_Willis> dhonie:  try making sence please.
[06:23] <jeffjpeterson> Dr_Willis, well i just like xubuntu because ive found it alot easier to work with. ive been able to customive it so much more that im used to on ubuntu
[06:24] <Smart_> like that humor
[06:24] <dhonie> some to kill me
[06:24] <SiL3nt-[X]> So anyone can help with installing eggdrop on my ubuntu OS?
[06:24] <dhonie> some to kill me
[06:24] <staticRails> anytodo can help??? I want to install a new ubuntu. I have a crashed old one to and need its home directory. I have tried to copy the home directory on my usb flash using mc... but permission issues prevented me.
[06:24] <Dr_Willis> jeffjpeterson:  Hmmm.. i found gnome more customizeable.. but to each their own .. :)
[06:24] <bazhang> dhonie, please stop
[06:24] <dhonie> im not joke
[06:24] <Smart_> how to kill you ?
[06:24] <jnev> fluxbox is the most customizeable
[06:24] <dhonie> ohh no
[06:24] <Vinnnnn> staticRails: did you run sudo nautilus in the terminal?
[06:24] <jeffjpeterson> Dr_Willis true. thanks for the a's to my q's man.
[06:24] <Smart_> i am having KFC chickens
[06:24] <jnev> too bad it's not available by default on ubuntu
[06:24] <thomson> is it best to install drivers from the official web site or the software sources that ubuntu uses?
[06:25] <bazhang> Smart_, move along to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[06:25] <jnev> the web site is usually more up to date
[06:25] <Dr_Willis> staticRails:  if the root user can not copy files to the flash drive.. then its possible its either got a disk error and remounting read only.. or ntfs and not been cleanly unmounted.. or some other ways mounted wrongly
[06:25] <staticRails> Vinnnnn: i don't have gdm
[06:25] <sebsebseb> jnev: the website for nivida drivers will usaully mess stuff up
[06:25] <Smart_> bazhang , ok , i will stop that murder
[06:25] <cbuser> I need some help, I am having some problems getting ssl to work on my server
[06:25] <sebsebseb> thomson: you only get nivida drivers from the offical nivida site as a last resort, if the ones from the repo won't work
[06:25] <Dr_Willis> jnev:  youve never used sawfish then. :)
[06:25] <cbuser> can someone pm me and help me with the problems
[06:25] <SiL3nt-[X]> .
[06:25] <SiL3nt-[X]> Ummm requesting ssome help installing eggdrop on ubuntu please
[06:26] <jnev> I tend to use the repositories first and then if I need something else I'll get it from the website
[06:26] <jnev> nope never used sawfish
[06:26] <Dr_Willis> SiL3nt-[X]:  sudo apt-get install eggdrop eggdrop-data   should do it..
[06:26] <eddyeoq> my sound isn't working, at all. im on a wubi install 9.04 64-bit. i can see the sound from PulseAudio Volume Meter, but i cant hear it.
[06:26] <thomson> ok, just confirming :-D
[06:26] <tkmr> Any word on the intel video stuff?
[06:27] <SiL3nt-[X]> E: Couldn't find package eggdrop
[06:27] <Dr_Willis> tkmr:  care to be a little less vague
[06:27] <Vinnnnn> Guys, I have a command bound to Fn+Right arrow. It randomly raises or lowers the brightness.. what I want to do is find out what command it is running so I can fix it, does anyone know of a way to find out?
[06:27] <Dr_Willis> !info eggdrop | SiL3nt-[X]
[06:27] <Dr_Willis> SiL3nt-[X]:  its in the UNIVERSE repository in jaunty..
[06:27] <tkmr> Um... When 9.04 was released there was a lot of problems with intel video drivers and such, and none of the fancy compiz stuff worked anymore
[06:27] <Dr_Willis> is universe enabled by default? i forget.
[06:27] <SiL3nt-[X]> !info eggdrop
[06:27] <sebsebseb> tkmr: I think that's still the case now, maybe not
[06:28] <cbuser> QUESTION - I need help with setting up ssl on my server. http://beta.barebabies.com:443/ works but is not secure but https://beta.barebabies.com does not work
[06:28] <Dr_Willis> tkmr:  i fixed my intel systems weeks ago and use compiz on them now
[06:28] <SiL3nt-[X]> Lol wtf?
[06:28] <Dr_Willis> tkmr:  theres some intel ppa repos with updated packagages (unsupported, user beware) :) but they worked on the 2 laptops i have
[06:29] <SiL3nt-[X]> Thanks Dr_Willis......more user friendly?
[06:29] <tkmr> Dr_Willis: Unsupported? Sounds like fun! =D
[06:29] <SiL3nt-[X]> configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
[06:30] <Dr_Willis> tkmr:  i followed the docs at --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582
[06:30] <cbuser> Anyone?
[06:30] <kbp> I have a blank 500GB HDD to store backup image files (from partimage). I want to have 2 partitions. Should I format those 2 as logical (inside extended) or one primary and one logical? which one is better to use ?
[06:30] <tkmr> Dr_Willis: Thank you
[06:30] <onestep> hello! can someone help me to deal with network manager? :)
[06:30] <cbuser> Can someone please help me get set up with ssl?
[06:30] <Dr_Willis> SiL3nt-[X]:  the eggdrop program is in the repos.. you may need to enable the universe reposiutory. and  theres no C Compiler installed on  ubuntu by defalt.
[06:30] <onestep> i
[06:30] <Dr_Willis> !repo | SiL3nt-[X]
[06:31] <onestep> I'm using network-manager-pptp for PPTP VPN, and everything is fine, except there is no default route added for ppp0
[06:32] <onestep> route add default dev ppp0 solves the problem, but is there any way to add the default route automatically?
[06:33] <onestep> something like the 'defaultroute' option in pppd options, but for NM
[06:33] <eddyeoq> my sound isn't working, at all. im on a wubi install 9.04 64-bit. i can see the sound from PulseAudio Volume Meter, but i cant hear it.
[06:34] <staticRails> i am installing a new ubuntu ... in the migrate document and setting it doesn't recognize any os. but I have an ubuntu and a xp os. may I encounter a problem?
[06:34] <Dr_Willis> eddyeoq:  your speakers are on? the volume turned up...... hmm.. lets see...     thats about all i an think of..
[06:34] <losher> kbp: you can have up to 4 primary partitions, so just make them both primary...
[06:35] <eddyeoq> Dr_Willis, yes
[06:36] <kbp> losher: any reason? :)
[06:36] <Amid> Hello, I have ubuntu 9.04, I am having trouble with my mobile broad band. Could anyone help? :D
[06:36] <Dr_Willis> I tend to always use primaries if i can.
[06:36] <Mike94287> What's the easiest way to run a local LAMP?
[06:36] <ravindu>  Moved to Jaunty from Intrepid No Compiz any more.why?
[06:36] <cbuser> Amid - I cant get anyone to help me either
[06:36] <Amid> What are you using?
[06:36] <ravindu> Details : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7623821#post7623821
[06:36] <Dr_Willis> ravindu:  intel video card?
[06:36] <Amid> I am on Sprint network.
[06:36] <ravindu> no nvidia
[06:37] <Mike94287> ravindu: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance
[06:37] <Amid> cbuser - What problem are you having, I want to know if it is the same as mine.
[06:37] <losher> kbp: simply that's it's easiest and most straightforward. I'm not even sure why you want 2 partitions -- all my additional storage is just a single partition per disk...
[06:37] <ravindu> It's Nvidia
[06:37] <sirbob> how come ubuntu doesn't have the rocketraid drivers in the repositories?
[06:37] <sirbob> they are open source
[06:37] <cbuser> ssl setup problems using apache
[06:38] <Amid> cbuser - I am not smart with Ubuntu, so I have no idea what that means. lol
[06:38] <ravindu> Dr_Willis u got taht
[06:38] <moymoy> sirbob: it's probably in the kernel then
[06:38] <Amid> cbuser - Mine just won't connect, I choose my sprint network and nothing pops up for me.
[06:38] <kbp> losher: one partition for OS backup, one partition for data backup, its easier to manage (and in case one partition gets corrupted there is still something left :) )
[06:38] <Dr_Willis> ravindu:  perhaps rerun the hardware-drivers tool and let it see if it sees any updates
[06:38] <sirbob> moymoy: I don't think so, I had to install them
[06:39] <kbp> losher: anyway I have deleted the extended one and make both 2 primary as your suggestion
 I installed all the updates
[06:39] <losher> kbp: it's up to you, but there's nothing more annoying than running out of space on one partition when there's space on the other one. And ext3 is well nigh incorruptible under norrmal operating circumstances...
[06:39] <anirban> what is the difference between Webmin and Usermin ?
[06:40] <losher> isn't webmin obsolete?
[06:40] <losher> !webmin
[06:41] <kbp> losher: :S I formatted them ext2 because I think it's waste of space if use ext3... it's just for backup purpose so no need journal thing... is that right?
[06:41] <ravindu> ????
[06:41] <tarzeau> !usermin
[06:42] <tarzeau> anirban: no difference, both don't exist in debian
[06:42] <tarzeau> that's as good as yast/yast2 doesn't exist in debian either
[06:42] <anirban> ubottu : Are u sure that Webmin gives problem in Ubuntu .... ???
[06:42] <neax> .
[06:42] <Flannel> anirban: Yes.
[06:42] <tarzeau> anirban: very sure. it causes problems everywhere
[06:43] <tarzeau> anirban: the only gui admin tool that i've ever seen work properly was on NeXTSTEP/OPENSTEP
[06:43] <tarzeau> anirban: nowhere else, ever
[06:43] <losher> kbp: I guess so. But isn't the point of a backup that it be reliable should you need it?
[06:46] <anirban> tarzeau : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenStep ?? Openstep are u joking or serious ?
[06:46] <tarzeau> anirban: i'm serious. it's still far ahead of all other software i've seen (yes including mac os x0
[06:47] <Hilikus> how do i gunzip to a different directory?
[06:47] <tarzeau> anirban: your question makes me think you don't really get the advantages of it, simply because you didn't have your hands on it
[06:47] <tarzeau> Hilikus: put the file to a different directory, then gunzip it
[06:47] <Hilikus> tarzeau really? there has to be a better way
[06:48] <Dr_Willis> Hilikus:  or cd to the dir..  then do   gunzip ../path/to/the/archive
[06:48] <tarzeau> anirban: have a look at http://livecd.gnustep.org/ and the screenshots for more details
[06:48] <Hilikus> Dr_Willis that doesnt work. it tries to gunzip them in-place
[06:49] <Dr_Willis> Hilikus:  Hmmm... it did last i tried it.. then again i tend touse the 'unp' command these days
[06:49] <Dr_Willis> !info unp
[06:49] <losher> Hilikus: you can do: gunzip < compressed_file > uncompressed_file
[06:49] <rich33716> hello
[06:50] <jeffwheeler> How does gnome-mouse-properties' Touchpad panel set those properties? It doesn't seem to work with HAL (overrides values stored their), and goes directly to the driver, somehow.
[06:50] <Hilikus> hehe, i can't i'm unzipping a bunch of file
[06:50] <Dr_Willis> Hilikus:  aha - im untaring them also. :) not just ungziping them.. gunzip dosent make a copy it undows theoriginal
[06:50] <Hilikus> i guess i'll just copy them like tarzeau suggested
[06:50] <jeffwheeler> I'd like to configure the mouse through fdi files (more options), but the gnome-mouse-properties panel always overrides my values.
[06:51] <rich33716> im sorry if i am in the wrong place. but can someone maybe offer me some quick help with an issue i am having? It would be much appreciated..
[06:51] <staticRails> in which directory are the packages cached?
[06:51] <Dr_Willis> Hilikus:  some arhive commands take a argument like '*.gz'  (note the quotes)  and it can do more then 1 archive that way. i know 'unzip' can do that.
[06:51] <phoe6> rich33716: just ask
[06:51] <ActionParsnip> !ask | rich33716
[06:51] <rich33716> i am having crazy trouble connecting my ubuntu box to my domain
[06:52] <rich33716> my dns server and DC are on the same box and the firewall is off but it keeps telling me that the ports are closed on the box
[06:52] <ActionParsnip> rich33716: can you ping the DC?
[06:53] <Dr_Willis> Hilikus:  gunzip has a -r (for recursive) option also it seems...
[06:53] <rich33716> yes but i cannot telnet to the required ports. however i can on the dns server
[06:53] <rich33716> my setup is DNS x.x.x.199 and DC is x.x.x.198
[06:53] <ActionParsnip> rich33716: if you can't telnet to the port then it is definately shut off as you can telnet into any port to test connectivity
[06:53] <Hilikus> ok so a better question then is, can i make grep look inside gzipped files?
[06:54] <ravindu> Moved to Jaunty from Intrepid No Compiz extra effects any more.why?
[06:54] <ActionParsnip> rich33716: is one virtualised?
[06:54] <rich33716> no
[06:54] <anirban> What GUI based web hosting panel Ubuntu supports now ?
[06:54] <ActionParsnip> ravindu: you need to install video drivers again for the new kernel
[06:54] <rich33716> the box has 2k3 server and i assigned it 2 roles DC and DNS
[06:54] <Dr_Willis> Hilikus:  Hmm... I think ive seen a 'archive-filesystem' thing for 'fuse' that lets you  mount archives and thus search in them.. but that may be overkill.. or awkward...
[06:54] <Dr_Willis> Hilikus:  not sure of other ways...
[06:55] <ActionParsnip> rich33716: well if they are the same box, how does it have 2 IPs for the same network?
[06:55] <Hilikus> Dr_Willis ok, i was just wondering
[06:55] <Hilikus> thanks a lot
[06:55] <ravindu> how to that I installed nvidia driver from nvidia also
[06:55] <Dr_Willis> Hilikus:  you searching for a file name? or stuff In a file?
[06:55] <nomad77> Hilikus: man zcat maybe
[06:55] <Hilikus> Dr_Willis yes
[06:55] <Hilikus> stuff inside
[06:55] <ActionParsnip> ravindu: what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[06:55] <rich33716> and thank you for taking the time to answer my question by the way..
[06:55] <rich33716> :)
[06:55] <ActionParsnip> rich33716: no sweat bro
[06:55] <spikemcc> is there a way to repair xorg, mesa, ati to get my graphics working ??? maybe to take the live cd graphics setup and put it on my setup ?
[06:56] <ActionParsnip> spikemcc: you can boot to recovery mode in the installed systems grub and select fix graphics
[06:56] <ravindu>  lspci | grep -i vga I can not check it now but what you want to know?
[06:56] <barqers> Guys, how do I connect to my windows machine downstairs? I go to network, and inside FRANCOHOME I see my other computer, when I double click it prompts for user domain and password. I type in Dale, FRANCOHOME, and the password, and it does nothing?
[06:56] <ActionParsnip> ravindu: what it says your video card is
[06:56] <spikemcc> I don't think it will do ...
[06:56] <vise> Can I disable the (fn + up/down) brightness control management by ubuntu and leave it to the hardware? I want to do this as the step size is twice as compared to windows, and hence i cannot accurately control the brightness..
[06:57] <ravindu>  GeForce 7150M / nForce 630M/PCI/SSE2
[06:57] <staticRails> in which directory are the packages cached?
[06:57] <Hilikus> which log would tell me when i did a dist-upgrade ?
[06:57] <kbp> who here completely uses Ubuntu and no XP on their computer? please raise your hand
[06:57] <ravindu> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7623821#post7623821
[06:58] <vise> kbp, Almost all
[06:58] <ActionParsnip> ravindu: ok cool, then run: sudo apt-get --reinstall install nvidia-glx-180
[06:58] <baz> barqers, the feedback isnt great in letting u know that its doing something but it seems to be getting held up along the network or authenticating... have you tried places > connect to
[06:59] <glitchd> can someone help with sound?
[06:59] <sebsebseb> !details |  glitchd
[06:59] <ravindu> udo apt-get --reinstall install nvidia-glx-180 I tried this again and again not worked
[06:59] <glitchd> sound from speakers even when headphones are plugged in
[06:59] <glitchd> running 9.04
[06:59] <ravindu> even did dist-upgrade
[06:59] <sebsebseb> glitchd: what about it?
[07:00] <barqers> baz: No I've never tried that before. What would the server be? :S FRANCOHOME?
[07:00] <staticRails> Dr_Willis: I have installed a fresh ubuntu. My MB is intel dg31pr and its vga is onboard. How can I be sure that the vga driver is installed correctly?
[07:00] <richardcavell> I'm trying to get hibernate working on my laptop. My swap partition is large enough, and I have it listed in /etc/fstab. But it doesn't have a UUID associated with it. Does it have to have that for hibernate to work?
[07:00] <baz> try that and if it doesnt work get your ip
[07:00] <glitchd> i dont want my external speakers to play when i plug headphones in
[07:00] <baz> barqers, try that and if it doesn't work use the ip directly to test
[07:00] <staticRails> Dr_Willis: three are no hardwares listed in my hardware driver list (in the system menu)
[07:01] <baz> glitchd, go into volume control and mute the speakers there is a different control for them
[07:01] <ActionParsnip> ravindu: read the command I gave, you didnt run the whole command
[07:01] <brianguertin> My sound is working perfectly in every way but when I play a CD the music is all staticy. Ripping the CD with sound juicer creates files with staticy music as well.
[07:02] <ActionParsnip> ravindu: try: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get update
[07:02] <staticRails> I want to copy the cache of my previous ubuntu to my fresh installe ubuntu. to have packages locally and not to download them again. anybody can help about where is located the cache of the my prev ubuntu?
[07:02] <ActionParsnip> brianguertin: is your PCM volume at 0?
[07:02] <staticRails> I have installed a fresh ubuntu. My MB is intel dg31pr and its vga is onboard. How can I be sure that the vga driver is installed correctly?
[07:02] <ravindu> first I removed the nvidia and I installed again wht glx missing?
[07:02] <zetanuxi_> in the livecd, is there an option to boot into RAM?
[07:02] <ravindu> I update it always
[07:02] <staticRails> I have installed a fresh ubuntu. My MB is intel dg31pr and its vga is onboard. How can I be sure that the vga driver is installed correctly? three are no hardwares listed in my hardware driver list (in the system menu)
[07:03] <baz> barqers, let me know if it works
[07:03] <brianguertin> ActionParsnip: I dont believe it is, how can I be sure?
[07:03] <[R]> staticRails: do you see something on your screen? its installed correctly
[07:03] <barqers> baz: I entered the information into connect to, then it prompts for a password. I enter the password and the box closes, then reopens without any error dialogue. When I ping from terminal I get a response.
[07:03] <dragon_> zetanuxi_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootToRAM
[07:03] <ActionParsnip> brianguertin: amixer -q set PCM 100% unmute
[07:03] <baz> barqers, did u use the computer name or the ip?
[07:03] <staticRails> [R]: ya
[07:04] <ravindu> ActionParsnip please refer http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7623821#post7623821
[07:04] <barqers> baz: I tried both. The IP was 192.168.0.101
[07:04] <ARMENIAN> when I run a script with the command import pygame I get a message saying ImportError: No module named pygame
[07:04] <richardcavell_> I have a laptop that cannot resume from hibernate. In my /etc/fstab file, I have the swap partition listed there without a UUID. Does it need to have a UUID for resume to work properly?
[07:04] <Flannel> richardcavell_: Nope
[07:04] <brianguertin> ActionParsnip: there is not PCM, "Unable to find simple control 'PCM',0"
[07:04] <R0b0t1> I am trying to run a heap memory as a C function, normally this would work, but for some reason it does not and segfaults. I am pretty much sure at this point it is something in Ubuntu, does anyone know if there's any specific thing in ubuntu that may cause my program to not work?
[07:04] <staticRails> I have installed a fresh ubuntu. My MB is intel dg31pr and its vga is onboard. How can I be sure that the vga driver is installed correctly? three are no hardwares listed in my hardware driver list (in the system menu)
[07:04] <baz> barqers, both computers are on a simple home network shared through 1 router?
[07:04] <richardcavell_> Flannel: I wouldn't have thought so.
[07:05] <dragon_> !repeat | staticRails
[07:05] <ActionParsnip> brianguertin: then open your volume app and make sure everything is cranked
[07:05] <barqers> baz: Yes, one D-Link router. I checked in the settings and found the other IP address as well as my own. I setup the home network on the computer downstairs as FRANCOHOME rebooted into safe mode and allowed changes to be made.
[07:05] <ambr> hey, i had a nice working ufw setup on my server, and just now enabled ipv6 .. it seems to only work with ufw disabled though, even though i've set IPV6=yes in the config, and re-added the rules in question
[07:06] <brianguertin> ActionParsnip: I have, everythings fine, And all audio sounds great except playing from any CD
[07:06] <ActionParsnip> ravindu: Checking for Xgl: not present.  and libpng error: Read Error   aren't great.
[07:06] <ambr> ie: i have - 22                         ALLOW   Anywhere (v6) - in the status, and yet ssh traffic over ipv6 is blocked
[07:06] <ActionParsnip> ravindu: i'd ask in #compiz
[07:06] <glitchd> baz, that didnt work
[07:06] <baz> barqers, have you ever been able to connect to the downstairs computer from another machine?
[07:07] <ravindu> thanx ActionParnsip
[07:07] <jiayan> ..
[07:07] <Vinnnnn> Hey guys, im writing a shell script that needs to run sudo.. is there a way I can run the sudo command in the script without having to type the password every time?
[07:07] <barqers> baz: Yes, when I switch onto my Windows Partition I can view and make changes perfectly.
[07:07]  * Until_It|Sleeps is now away: Sleeping
[07:07] <ravindu> what mean Bean count on ubuntuforum?
[07:07] <R0b0t1> Vinnnnn: After one sudo is called, it should keep the password for a while.
[07:07] <barqers> Downstairs is running XP Pro, I'm dual-booting Windows 7 RC and Ubuntu 9.04 upstairs.
[07:08] <richardcavell_> ravindu: number of posts
[07:08] <Vinnnnn> R0b0t1: Oh ok.. so even if it runs the script and kills the terminal, if I run it again it should remember the passwrid>
[07:08] <staticRails> I have installed a fresh ubuntu. My MB is intel dg31pr and its vga is onboard. How can I be sure that the vga driver is installed correctly? three are no hardwares listed in my hardware driver list (in the system menu)
[07:08] <baz> barqers, in 'connect to' choose 'windows share' and then only fill out your IP then click connect then follow the prompts
[07:08] <dragon_> Vinnnnn: though it's not advisable, you can add a flag "NOPASSWD" in front of your username to allow sudo without password.
[07:08] <anirban> What GUI based web hosting panel Ubuntu supports now ?
[07:08] <ravindu> thanx richardcavell
[07:08] <R0b0t1> Vinnnnn: Yeah
[07:09] <_Apple_> I need to add a resolution to my second display and I've had no luck with modelines any ideas?
[07:09] <R0b0t1> Vinnnnn: But only for like 5 minutes.
[07:09] <richardcavell_> staticRails: doesn't that only apply to proprietary drivers
[07:09] <dhonie_> test
[07:09] <baz> barqers, also as a test completely disable your firewall downstairs
[07:09] <dragon_> Vinnnnn: for more info, `man sudoers`
[07:09] <bazhang> dhonie_, stay on topic
[07:09] <richardcavell_> staticRails: I thought that ordinary drivers don't show there
[07:09] <dhonie_> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[07:09] <dhonie_> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[07:09] <dhonie_> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[07:09] <FloodBot3> dhonie_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:09] <Vinnnnn> dragon_: How would I go about doing that?
[07:09] <GhostWolf_> dhonie don't flood
[07:09] <Vinnnnn> dragon_: How would I go about adding the flag?
[07:09] <barqers> baz: Okay will go disable firewall and try thank. Thank you for your help so far!
[07:10] <GhostWolf_> oohps sorry thought i was in another channel sorry if i overstepped..
[07:10] <Vinnnnn> dragon_: sorry, didn't see your other message
[07:10] <richardcavell_> My Macbook cannot resume from hibernate (suspend to disk). My swap partition is big enough. Any ideas?
[07:10] <anirban> What GUI based web hosting panel Ubuntu supports now ?
[07:11] <jussi01> anirban: you mean like ebox?
[07:11] <jussi01> !box | anirban
[07:11] <jussi01> !ebox | anirban
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell_: make sure your backups are recent, boot to a live cd or USB boot and resize
[07:11] <richardcavell_> ActionParsnip: resize the partition?  Why?
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell_: if a partition isnt big enough, make it big enough by resizing it
[07:12] <richardcavell_> ActionParsnip: No, I'm saying it's big enough. My RAM is 3 Gig. My swap partition is 3.2 Gig
[07:12] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell_: misread, sorry
[07:13] <_Apple_> I need to add a resolution to my second display and I've had no luck with modelines any ideas?
[07:13] <vise> richardcavell, Whats the error?
[07:13] <Hilikus> how do i make ubuntu see my windows shares?
[07:14] <Hilikus> it sees the workgroup but not the computers in it
[07:14] <Vinnnnn> thanks R0b0t1 and dragon_
[07:14] <michael__> Can you ping them?
[07:14] <Hilikus> aaah nm, after refreshingf 5 times it worked
[07:14] <R0b0t1> I am trying to run a heap memory as a C function, normally this would work, but for some reason it does not and segfaults. I am pretty much sure at this point it is something in Ubuntu, does anyone know if there's any specific thing in ubuntu that may cause my program to not work?
[07:14] <Ace891> lol, I find that typing smb://[ip address of computer] works well
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell_: what happens when you attempt a hibernate?
[07:15] <richardcavell_> ActionParsnip: It seems to hibernate okay
[07:15] <richardcavell_> ActionParsnip: It's waking up that's the problem
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell_: ok, what happens / doesn't happen exactly
[07:15] <vise> richardcavell, Don't you see any specific error while resuming that prevents it?
[07:16] <Vinnnnn> Does anyone know how to change the sudo timeout? For example, if I want it to remember the sudo password for x minutes?
[07:16] <losher> R0b0t1: sorry, but it's far more likely you've made a programming error....
[07:16] <richardcavell_> ActionParsnip: and vise: I'll do it now and get back to you with the exact messages
[07:16] <R0b0t1> losher: No, no, sorry, I'm at the point where I've checked it too much.
[07:16] <zetanuxi_> does anyone know how to sync a zune in ubuntu? virtual machines dont work for me.
[07:16] <baz> Vinnnnn, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-763142.html
[07:17] <R0b0t1> losher: It's more likely there's some kind of thingy that watches programs that make jumps to places outside of their process space or something.
[07:17] <R0b0t1> But I wouldn't know those.
[07:17] <Vinnnnn> perfect, thanks baz
[07:17] <Ace891> Could you use a stack trace?
[07:17] <Ace891> I am not 100% sure I understand the question (only a novice programmer)
[07:17] <R0b0t1> Yeah, I only know it segfaults when I try to call the char array.
[07:18] <R0b0t1> But that doesn't tell me much...
[07:18] <Ace891> hmm, array out of bounds error maybe?
[07:18] <barqers> baz: Okay, I reset permissions to everyone, turned off firewall, and still it does not seem to go beyond password dialogue.
[07:18] <newbuntu> greetings, I am having trouble with bugzilla,, can someone help me ?
[07:18] <R0b0t1> That's possible, but I highly doubt it.
[07:18] <vise> R0b0t1, Something to do with the execute disable bit of the processor?
[07:18] <mjs22> R0b0t1: are you trying to load code into an array on the heap and just jump to it?
[07:18] <R0b0t1> I have a RET at the end of my array.
[07:19] <brianguertin> Playing an audio cd is very staticy, playing music from any other source is perfect.  I can't figure this out.
[07:19] <newbuntu> greetings, I am having trouble with bugzilla,, can someone help me (it's a configuration thing I think) ?
[07:19] <R0b0t1> mjs22: YEah
[07:19] <baz> barqers, hmm, let me think here...
[07:19] <R0b0t1> I call mprotect though -.-
[07:19] <Ace891> Brian, what player are you using?
[07:19] <jsq> hello! all of the sudden i cannot sudo or gksu, or login to a tty... can't figure out the problem.. just installed amarok in gnome, don't think that would matter
[07:19] <barqers> baz: My thoughts exactly.
[07:19] <baz> barqers, hehe. what kind of perms did you reset?
[07:20] <EnragedOstrich> Will someone walk me through installing ePSXe?
[07:20] <jsq> this is all i get: julian@julian-desktop:~$ sudo su
[07:20] <jsq> [sudo] password for julian:
[07:20] <jsq> julian@julian-desktop:~$
[07:20] <baz> barqers, did u share using the windows wizard share thinggy
[07:20] <Ace891> I have never done ePSXe in Linux, only Windows
[07:20] <Ace891> you could try it with wine
[07:20] <vise> R0b0t1, So you do a PROT_EXEC on mprotect?
[07:20] <brianguertin> Ace891: Well right now, sound Juicer. If i rip songs then the songs themselves have static even when played on my mp3 player
[07:21] <barqers> baz: Rebooted into safe mode with networking then right clicked each folder and under properties and security I set all accounts to "Full Control"
[07:21] <R0b0t1> vise: Yes.
[07:21] <EnragedOstrich> What is Wine?
[07:21] <barqers> baz: Which wizard share thingy lol
[07:21] <kraut> moin
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> jsq: try    sudo -i
[07:21] <Ace891> Have you tried another program, like RythymBox or Amorak (something like that)
[07:21] <brianguertin> Ive tried VLC, Kaffeine, etc, everything plays CDs statically, but music I already have plays perfectly
[07:21] <jsq> no, same thing
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> jsq: you will get an interactive sudo which is advised over sudo su
[07:21] <indus> EnragedOstrich: it helps ostriches calm down and relax
[07:22] <baz> barqers, there's a separate 'sharing' tab next to permissions - also i dont think u have to go in safemode all the time - is it back in regular mode when u are testing the connections?
[07:22] <Ace891> must be a lib issue then
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> jsq: are you a member of the admin group, if you run     groups    you can check
[07:22] <Ace891> Ostrich, go to www.winehq.com to research.  It is an api layer that allows some Windows applications to run
[07:22] <jsq> yes.. also i cannot login to i tty at all
[07:22] <losher> R0b0t1: are you able to step through it in the debugger & see the exact point you get the segv
[07:22] <jsq> a tty*
[07:22] <brianguertin> well it sucks I cant save my music because all the files end up staticy, I don't know when it started happening
[07:22] <barqers> baz: Good question, lol, I might've forgotten the sharing property. Let me go have a look.
[07:22] <newbuntu> Ostrich: wine is not an emulator
[07:23] <whattheazn> i have problem instaling my iogear gwu623 usb wireless in ubuntu? i have the installation with linux driver. How do i install it?
[07:23] <Ali_nz> if i run a command in terminal, that takes ages, is there a way to login to that session  from another PC, wihtou tinteruppting the command, to see where its at?
[07:23] <jsq> was working fine for a year.. now all the sudden i can't do anything admin or tty..
[07:23] <newbuntu> greetings, I am having trouble with bugzilla page comes up blank. Any one have any ideas?
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> jsq: what have you changed recently?
[07:23] <jsq> must have been something i did in aptitude
[07:23] <EnragedOstrich> Wow, really. I wonder if it will work
[07:23] <losher> Ali_nz: which command?
[07:24] <Ali_nz> losher: ddrescue
[07:24] <Dabian> When I open some applications, like Evolution and Gwibber.  It asks me to supply a password to open a keyring or something.  Thats very fine, but for some applications I'd just like it to start up without asking me.  Is this possible?
[07:24] <jsq> i deleted some xubuntu-desktop packages, but made sure i still had all the ubuntu-desktop
[07:24] <Ali_nz> i could use a remote desktop session, but its a slow connection so terminal session would be better
[07:24] <jsq> and installed amarok.. that's all i did
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> jsq: not sure that would affect it, could try reinstalling them to test
[07:24] <R0b0t1> losher: I might be doing this wrong, but I can only step through lines of my .c file, and that just gives me the line where I try to call it. Would there be another way (in case it segfaults on the RET or something, but I don't think this is the case, but w/e)
[07:24] <EnragedOstrich> I had ePSXe on windows, but now I completely reformated to Ubuntu, will I have to partition part of my HDD for wine?
[07:24] <jsq> i can't install anything :P
[07:24] <EnragedOstrich> or Pay for it...
[07:24] <Ace891> no
[07:25] <newbuntu> Ostrich: the few times I've used it I was really impressed,
[07:25] <vise> R0b0t1, mprotect returning no error?
[07:25] <R0b0t1> No, no error.
[07:25] <EnragedOstrich> Yeah, Sounds cool
[07:25] <ActionParsnip> jsq: then boot to root recovery console, make a new user and add it to the admin group
[07:25] <Ace891> What version of ubuntu are you running Ostrich
[07:25] <Monona> !pastebin
[07:25] <newbuntu> Ostrich: it makes windows seem pixelated, linux seems smooth and beautiful
[07:25] <jsq> ok.. will try that
[07:25] <mjs22> R0b01: have you tried running it under strace to see where it dies?
[07:25] <jsq> thanks
[07:25] <EnragedOstrich> I might put all my Emulators in it if it works
[07:25] <ActionParsnip> jsq: remember to set its password and try logging in as that user, see if it is all users or only the user you have logged in
[07:26] <jsq> was about to but i didn't hit a key in grub fast enough
[07:26] <R0b0t1> mjs22: If you're talking about which function it dies in, I already know, inside main when in function ?? (when I do "((void (*)())func)();")
[07:26] <barqers> baz: That's bizarre as heck. When I went into Sharing & Security (not in safe mode). It notified me that windows had disabled remote access and all I had to do was redo the network wizard. It amazes me how Windows 7 RC could connect though? Oh well. Thanks for the help!
[07:26] <vise> R0b0t1, Does it go this way: You load code from a file.. and say manipulate it and then call mprotect to enable execution and then jump to it?
[07:26] <newbuntu> EnragedOstrich: my suggestion would be to dump windows all together, what ever it is you want it for (minus WoW) linux probably has a better solution that you don't know about
[07:26] <WhoNeedszzz> Hey all
[07:27] <_Apple_> I need to add a resolution to my second display and I've had no luck with modelines any ideas?
[07:27] <Ace891> I have seen WoW ran under Linux anyway.  But I forget the distro/config/program/etc...
[07:27] <owen1> for ruby development, do i need to install ruby-dev or is ruby and rubygems enough?
[07:27] <newbuntu> EnragedOstrich: also you might get a virus, (less likely than the Redmond garbage though)
[07:27] <WhoNeedszzz> I'm having an issue where (doesn't matter which browser) a random page i've been visiting frequently (usually google) will all of a sudden show up blank. What's the problem?
[07:27] <mjs22> R0b0t1: I guess I was curious if it dies inside the function being jumped to, or dies immediately when you try to jump.
[07:27] <R0b0t1> vise: Yes, I try to run it like that (although no file stuff, just char f[] = {0x90, 0x90, 0x90, 0x90, 0xC3}; which I memcpy to a heap location.
[07:27] <baz> barqers, great! at least it works, who cares why! But honestly you should almost never ever have to go into safe mode for anything - its possible that whatever u did in there wasnt saved properly when u went back in or something
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: try clearing your browser cache and history
[07:28] <WhoNeedszzz> ActionParsnip: I do every time i close the browser
[07:28] <ravindu> why nobody in #compiz?
[07:28] <Ace891> I agree with the other Ostrich, however there are some of us (like me) that because of school and other issues, cannot just dump Windows.  So Wine comes in handy
[07:28] <vise> R0b0t1, So C3 is ret, which should return to where you called from .. right?
[07:28] <losher> R0b0t1: I would use adb to try & debug it....
[07:28] <barqers> baz: True. Oh well. Windows is strange. Hah. Thanks again. Only use it for gaming.
[07:28] <newbuntu> WhoNeedszzz: I had a similar issue like 3 years ago, did a reboot to fix
[07:28] <baz> barqers, no worries
[07:29] <losher> Ali_nz: if you can ssh into the machine, you can watch its progress, or even run ddrescue remotely....
[07:29] <WhoNeedszzz> newbuntu: hmm I can try that
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: try creating an extra profile in your browser to see if its that
[07:29] <R0b0t1> vise: Yes.
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: do you use firefox like everybody else does?
[07:29] <WhoNeedszzz> ActionParsnip: It doesn't matter which browser
[07:29] <WhoNeedszzz> yes
[07:29] <WhoNeedszzz> but i've tried in Opera and Epiphany
[07:29] <WhoNeedszzz> same issue
[07:29] <Monona> I can't get the wired network working on my newly salvaged desktop.  The network manager registers the network connection, and the DNS is configured properly, as far as I can tell.  Here's the output from some commands that were suggested on the forum: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219559/
[07:29] <Ace891> ostrich, if you are using ubuntu 9.04 (or others, I dunno) just use the Synaptic Package Manager and search for Wine when All is selected.  Take the one from there.  It installs easily
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: i its browser independant it may be your provider
[07:30] <newbuntu> WhoNeedszzz: sounding like a non-browser issue,, did you try links or wget  as a sanity check?
[07:30] <MelisU> Helllo, how do I brutally force package removal? dpkg -r --force-all does not work ?
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: try turning off your router (if you have one) as well as the modem (i it isnt built into the modem)
[07:30] <WhoNeedszzz> ActionParsnip: well no it has to be something with Jaunty bc my friend was over using hardy and it didn't have the issue
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: worth a try
[07:30] <mjs22> R0b0t1: If it's small, you can post the misbehaving code on pastebin.com.
[07:30] <vise> R0b0t1, I guess there could be a few things you could try. 1. Disable all optimizations of the compiler. 2. Print in hex the destination code (in the heap) and verify it's the same. 3. Step debug into the assembly.
[07:31] <WhoNeedszzz> ActionParsnip: That sometimes fixes it, but then it happens again
[07:31] <Ace891> Monona, are you setting it to DHCP or Static IP?
[07:31] <R0b0t1> mjs22: http://codepad.org/uArd7ZD4
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: can you ping the pages you have seen the issue on, see if it fails ever
[07:31] <newbuntu> greetings, I am having trouble with bugzilla page comes up blank. Any one have any ideas?
[07:31] <Ace891> I have never used bugzilla...
[07:31] <WhoNeedszzz> ActionParsnip: It's working now
[07:31] <WhoNeedszzz> ActionParsnip: It goes in and out
[07:32] <zetanuxi_> newbuntu: no idea. had to google it to find out what it was.
[07:32] <Monona> Ace891:  Network Settings says DHCP (what does that mean?)
[07:32] <Vinnnnn> does anyone know of a way to get a single sudo to run multiple commands? ie sudo "command 1; command 2"
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: i'm saying its a flakey driver. are you using iwl3895 ?
[07:32] <newbuntu> zetanuxi_: bug tracker, seems pretty good, I'm new to it though
[07:32] <HotShowers> Vinnnnn: what about sudo -i
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> Vinnnnn: easy:  sudo command1; sudo command2; sudo command 3
[07:32] <WhoNeedszzz> ActionParsnip: for?
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: a wireless adapter?
[07:32] <EnragedOstrich> Hey, how do I know what type of Ubuntu I have Dapper/Jaunty/others
[07:33] <Vinnnnn> ah fantastic
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> EnragedOstrich: lsb_release -c
[07:33] <WhoNeedszzz> ActionParsnip: i'm using ethernet
[07:33] <Vinnnnn> thanks guys, feel like an idiot now, hahaha
[07:33] <indus> ActionParsnip: single sudo to run multiple commands
[07:33] <indus> ActionParsnip: not 3 on a single line
[07:33] <EnragedOstrich> ActionParsnip: I don't know what that means
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> indus: sudo -i then, but both will work
[07:33] <losher> R0b0t1: man mprotect says addr must be page aligned. Is it?
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> EnragedOstrich: its a terminal command
[07:34] <indus> ActionParsnip: i thought we coul dsudo &&?
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> indus: the ; and && can be used to string multiple commands on one line
[07:34] <HotShowers> EnragedOstrich: cat /etc/*-release
[07:34] <R0b0t1> losher: ........ Is there any way to allocate page-aligned memory?
[07:34] <Ace891> vinnn, just do sudo su
[07:34] <Vinnnnn> well, what I needed was a way to run echo 100 > blah blah, but for some reason the sudo runs the echo, then doesn't run the 100 > blah blah
[07:34] <EnragedOstrich> Okay, I have Jaunty
[07:34] <EnragedOstrich> Thanks
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> indus: && means 'do the next step ONLY if the previous passed'   ; means 'do the next step'
[07:34] <MelisU> Hello, how do I force package removal? sudo dpkg -r --force-all bluez does not work ..
[07:35] <vise> R0b0t1, mprotect upon successful completion, returns 0 right?
[07:35] <losher> R0b0t1: dunno. You may need to ask on a developer's group. Also, the len field is a pointer to a size_t according to the man page. Dunno if that's a typo or not...
[07:35] <R0b0t1> vise: Yeah, it's not returning any other number for me.
[07:35] <mjs22> R0b0t1: that code snippet you posted segfaults for you?  Ran fine for me.
[07:35] <vise> R0b0t1, Your code seems to be printing an error if it returns zero..
[07:35] <Vinnnnn> ok, and lastly, I need to run sudo su and then terminate it straight away, so the script can run the next command
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: tried the cable that is used by the other system as you know it is good, or a different port on the connection device
[07:36] <R0b0t1> Yes, but I see no message.
[07:36] <EnragedOstrich> Wow, WineHQ is in the Add/Remove Programs
[07:36] <Vinnnnn> sorry for this guys, but everyones been so helpful
[07:36] <R0b0t1> That's pretty much the point.
[07:36] <Vinnnnn> terminate the command I mean
[07:36] <R0b0t1> mjs22: That is why I find it extremely odd.
[07:36] <R0b0t1> Er
[07:36] <R0b0t1> Oh crap.
[07:36] <Ace891> sudo su just puts you into admin mode until you type exit
[07:36] <R0b0t1> /fail
[07:36] <mjs22> heh
[07:36] <vise> R0b0t1, So do you see an "err"?
[07:36] <cn28h> R0b0t1, how about mmap()
[07:36] <WhoNeedszzz> ActionParsnip: the other device was using the wireless, tried the wireless on my laptop (Jaunty) and didn't change anything (laptop has same issue).
[07:36] <R0b0t1> vise: Indeed I do.
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> EnragedOstrich: if the version in the repo is no good to you, try the one on the wine repo: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[07:37] <R0b0t1> Still don't know why it runs for mjs.
[07:37] <indus> MelisU: how about --force-yes
[07:37] <jsq> ok, i added a new user, added them to admin group, no luck with sudo, still doesn't work. let my find the packages i uninstalled..
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: bizarre
[07:37] <vise> R0b0t1, Runs for me too
[07:37] <vise> R0b0t1, Did you change the compiler recently?
[07:37] <losher> R0b0t1: mprotect fails for me....
[07:37] <R0b0t1> vise: Not beside regular ubuntu updates.
[07:38] <Ace891> jsq, you can try actually logging in as root, but you have to enable it first if it's not
[07:38] <MelisU> indus: not working :(
[07:38] <jsq> i could log in as root
[07:38] <anirban> Hello to all!
[07:38] <vise> R0b0t1, Oh yes.. it doesnt print a message for me too.. so it fails i think..
[07:38] <indus> MelisU: try --force-depends
[07:38] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: I type "sudo /usr/sbin/pm-hibernate" and my screen goes completely black, then turns on in text mode and I get a cursor at the top-left of the screen, blinking. Presently I get three error messages that look like: [328.685635] btusb_intr_complete:hci0 urb fff8800a078d80 failed to resubmit(1). Then a cursor below that blinks. The CPU fan turns on. I have to do a hard reboot to get out of it.
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: i'm gonna say its a dodgy cable, the port on the outer is flakey or the driver needs a few parameters to be made nice.
[07:38] <indus> MelisU: this will not remove dependencies
[07:39] <anirban> Hello web5|org|u
[07:39] <Freke88> How do you start the Intel Fortran compiler?
[07:39] <R0b0t1> Ffs. For some reason what I'm trying to do works in OSX, but not in Linux on the same comp.
[07:39] <mjs22> mprotect returns -1 for me.  so yes, mprotect is failing.
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: have you tried re-inserting the cable, to check its properly connected
[07:39] <MelisU> indus: I already tried most of the force options .. not working
[07:39] <vise> R0b0t1, Yep.. mprotect fails and returns -1 for me too
[07:39] <WhoNeedszzz> ActionParsnip: yep
[07:39] <indus> MelisU: what is the error
[07:39] <anirban> I thought Ubuntu to be secure!
[07:39] <web5|org|ua> HOW to load at boot stage ndiswrapper (wifi) driver with all settings for wifi ?
[07:40] <R0b0t1> vise: But does it fail with a segfault? I think mprotect just might be failing, but still running the code.
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: try sudo rmmod btusb   then hibernate
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> anirban: its as secure as its config
[07:40] <jsq> libgdl-1-0, libgdl-1-common, python-gnome2-extras, python-xlib, exo-utils, libexo-0.3-0, xfconf, app-install-data-commercial, boo, libapr1, libaprutil1, libboo2.0-cil, some other libs
[07:40] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: Okay I'll be back
[07:40] <MelisU> indus: invoke-rc.d: initscript bluetooth, action "stop" failed
[07:40] <vise> R0b0t1, I don't get a segfault, but i added an "else" to it.. so it does not execute if there is an error.. I don't think you should execute if there is an error
[07:40] <oldude67> y
[07:40] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: I can't, rmmod is in use
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> anirban: the default config is pretty decent, but if users start doing silly things to their system then it will get less secure
[07:41] <mjs22> R0b0t1: It happily returns -1, and then finishes executing.  I put a print at the very end and it comes out just fine.
[07:41] <MelisU> indus: it is obviously broken .. but I don't care. I just want to remove it
[07:41] <cn28h> vise, what did errno say?
[07:41] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: Scratch that. ERROR: Module btusb is in use
[07:41] <R0b0t1> Odd.
[07:41] <vise> cn28h, errno is -1.. how do i check what "-1" is?
[07:41] <indus> MelisU: restart your pc then try again,works sometimes
[07:41] <stefano> come si fa per non far vedere le icone sul desktop di kde?
[07:41] <Ace891> errno?  not cerr?
[07:41] <BABER> what command can write folder on cd ?
[07:41] <cn28h> vise, no, tha'ts the return value -- add perror("mprotect"); after it fails
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: lsof | grep btusb | less
[07:42] <MelisU> indus: it that already :)
[07:42] <losher> R0b0t1: mprotect fails and gives me EINVAL (addr  is  not  a  valid pointer, or not a multiple of the system page size
[07:42] <Ace891> BABER, depends upon what is installed
[07:42] <indus> MelisU: ok what package is it and how did you install it
[07:42] <losher> !it | stefano
[07:42] <R0b0t1> losher: That's what I figured.
[07:42] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: I get nothing
[07:42] <BABER> Ace891: i want use command not gui
[07:42] <MelisU> MelisU: it is bluez and came preinstalled and then broke while upgrading
[07:43] <losher> R0b0t1: <smug> I said something about that 10 minutes ago </smug>
[07:43] <vise> cn28h, R0b0t1 Invalid argument
[07:43] <barqers> Does anyone know how to get gnome-do docky working in ubuntu 9.04? I installed gnome do but I cannot find preferences in order to load docky
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: from your error it appears that the btusb module is making it weird
[07:43] <indus> MelisU: you are talking to yourself ? :)
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: and it says its in use but isnt which is a concern
[07:43] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: Yeah. I don't even know what that module does. "Bluetooth USB"?
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: try:   lsmod | grep usb
[07:43] <indus> MelisU: iam assuming u did all sudo apt-get update etc
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: you got it :D
[07:43] <MelisU> indus: yes .. tried it all.
[07:44] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: btsub 21784 2    and    usbhid   47040 0
[07:44] <losher> R0b0t1: man posix_memalign
[07:44] <jsq> here is the entry in /etc/group: admin:x:115:julian,laura
[07:44] <BABER> what command can write a file or a folder on cd ?
[07:44] <jsq> laura is the account i just added
[07:44] <R0b0t1> losher: Thank you :)
[07:44] <MelisU> indus: there has to be a way to just remove the files and the package from the package db ..  but how?
[07:45] <indus> MelisU: try --remove --force-remove
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: or lets try:  sudo rmmod usbhid; sudo rmmod; btusb; sleep 10; sudo modprobe usbhid
[07:45] <MelisU> indus: I did
[07:45] <indus> MelisU: try --remove --force-remove-reinstreq
[07:45] <jsq> it must have to do something with the fact that i cannot log in to a tty at all
[07:45] <MelisU> ok
[07:45] <MelisU> indus: same error
[07:45] <jsq> julian@julian-desktop:~$ su laura
[07:45] <jsq> Password:
[07:45] <jsq> julian@julian-desktop:~$
[07:46] <jsq> cannot log in at all...
[07:46] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: First, I think you put an extra semicolon in that. Secondly, ERROR: Module btusb is in use
[07:46] <indus> MelisU:do a sudo apt-get clean
[07:46] <indus> MelisU:do a sudo apt-get autoremove
[07:46] <indus> both
[07:46] <MelisU> indus: already did
[07:46] <indus> damn !
[07:46] <MelisU> yes
[07:47] <lucax> hello, how can i make gnome remember windows positions?
[07:47] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: if your keyboard or mouse stop working in all of this, just reboot
[07:47] <indus> MelisU: /var/cache/apt/archives (( very risky) dont blame me later
[07:47] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: sudo rmmod usbhid makes my keyboard stop but sudo modprobe usbhid gets it back
[07:47] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: I had to copy and paste the modprobe to get my keyboard back
[07:48] <jsq> well, i am going to reboot into recovery mode and try to reinstall the packages i just removed, maybe that will help
[07:48] <Amid> Hello, I need some help with my Mobile Broadband, I am using Ubuntu 9.04.
[07:48] <jsq> i wish aptitude had a history
[07:48] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: thats because they are attatched to the usb bus
[07:48] <EnragedOstrich> Bah, I hate being new to Ubuntu
[07:48] <Flannel> jsq: /var/log/aptitude
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: i was hoping taking the usb module out would somehow free the btusb
[07:49] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: Maybe it does but I can't rmmod it
[07:49] <jsq> yes... but i have to enter them all manually
[07:49] <moymoy> Cybertinus: how's your Eee PC?
[07:49] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: I don't actually use Bluetooth. But remember I'm writing the n00b instructions so I want to make the instructions general
[07:49] <Flannel> jsq: Just collect all the packages, and sudo aptitude install [list of packages]
[07:49] <jsq> thanks... crosses fingers
[07:50] <MelisU> indus: and?
[07:50] <indus> MelisU: delete
[07:50] <indus> MelisU: your package
[07:50] <slap_stick> hey i'm unable to connect to keyserver.ubuntu.com is this a known issue?
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: there may be a bug with mac and ubuntu with hibernate stuff. I dont personally use it as its a massive PITA to get nice
[07:50] <EnragedOstrich> I am thinking of reformating into Ubuntu Hardy 8.04
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> !mac | richardcavell
[07:50] <MelisU> indus: that is just the downloaded package .. apt-get clean already deletes those
[07:51] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: may have some clues
[07:51] <indus> MelisU: but i recommend not touching it
[07:51] <EnragedOstrich> Anyone think that is a good idea?
[07:51] <indus> MelisU: ok
[07:51] <WhoNeedszzz> ActionParsnip: So what would you recommend I do?
[07:51] <moymoy> EnragedOstrich: what are you using your computer for?
[07:51] <indus> MelisU: hmm so right now bluez wont remove
[07:51] <indus> MelisU: are you using any custom PPA's
[07:51] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: Thanks for the ideas. I'll go to the Ubuntu Forums.
[07:51] <MelisU> indus: nope .. no way the removal script fails
[07:51] <ActionParsnip> WhoNeedszzz: you're gonna have to dig around a little. I can't think of anything
[07:51] <EnragedOstrich> Writing/surfing/Emulation/Streaming TV
[07:52] <indus> MelisU: have you tried reinstalling the package
[07:52] <moymoy> EnragedOstrich: then why would you want to reformat into 8.04? can't you do that with 9.04?
[07:52] <indus> MelisU: mm i cant help further
[07:52] <slap_stick> anyone else have issues connecting to keyserver.ubuntu.com if i telnet to port 80 it never connects, however i can ping it fine
[07:52] <MelisU> indus: sure .. from repo and the downloaded package with dpkg .. it always wants to remove the old one and it fails
[07:52] <EnragedOstrich> ePSXe and VGA seem terrbile
[07:53] <indus> MelisU: file a bug i suggest
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: try asking about 5 hours later
[07:53] <EnragedOstrich> And I tried PCSX, can't stand it
[07:53] <staticRails> what is the commands to see the mounted drivers?
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> staticRails: mount
[07:53] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: Huh?
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> staticRails: do yuo mean drives or drivers
[07:53] <indus> staticRails: hi,
[07:53] <MelisU> indus: yeah, I guess that is the only option. thanks anyway :)
[07:53] <oldude67> MelisU, try editing the /etc/init.d/bluetooth find the line that says "pkill -TERM bluetooth" and change it to "pkill -TERM bluetooth || true and tell it to save and update and tell it yes when it asks
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: later in the day, different users in the channel
[07:54] <moymoy> EnragedOstrich: you didn't have problems in 8.04?
[07:54] <staticRails> i knew a tow char command which gave more info
[07:54] <moymoy> EnragedOstrich: what's your resolution anyway?
[07:54] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: I'm putting it on the forums.
[07:54] <staticRails> ActionParsnip: i knew a tow char command which gave more info
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: good move, i'd ask in here later too :)
[07:54] <Ace891> Hey, does anyone know a terminal command for Ubuntu 8.04 similar to typing ipconfig /all in windows?
[07:54] <frk2> Ace891,  ifconfig ?
[07:54] <switch10__> Ace891: ifconfig
[07:55] <EnragedOstrich> moymoy: What do you mean resolution? As in screen size?
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> staticRails: do you mean drivers for hardware, or do you mean drives as in hard drive storage?
[07:55] <Ace891> lol, thanks
[07:55] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: I seem to be the Mac expert round here
[07:55] <moymoy> EnragedOstrich: yeah
[07:55] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: Ubuntu doesn't play well with Mac
[07:55] <staticRails> ActionParsnip: please give the command for drivers too.
[07:55] <lstarnes>  /ll staticRails
[07:55] <EnragedOstrich> moymoy: Prolly 1240x1024
[07:55] <lstarnes> oops.
[07:56] <moymoy> EnragedOstrich: and that isn't working with VGA?
[07:56] <lstarnes> staticRails: you usually don't mount drivers
[07:56] <michael__> Hi, does anyone know how ubuntu determines what it's current dist is? I had a do-release-upgrade die due to network disconnect, and now it thinks it is already upgraded. I would like to resume it.
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> staticRails: mount   will show you where partitions (you can't mount drives) are mounted.   sudo lshw | less   will show you all hardware and what driver it is used
[07:56] <losher> R0b0t1: well, I got it to run, but I"m not convinced it does the right thing, and it crashes in the subsequent free(), which is a bad sign....
[07:56] <indus> !mount
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> staticRails: whch is why I asked you to clarify
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: why buy an overpriced mac to put ubuntu on it?
[07:57] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: I bought the overpriced mac to get the mac. I only started using Linux properly this year.
[07:57] <EnragedOstrich> moymoy: I am having complications with my gamepad - and I know it works on Ubuntu Hardy
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: fair point
[07:57] <kbp> I haven an ext3 partition but I forgot so I mount it with "-t ext2", then I copied files to it. Is there a problem? I deleted the original files already.
[07:57] <phishie> ubuntu makes any laptop look good, you dont have to get a mac
[07:57] <richardcavell> It's only recently that I've found Linux to be truly accessible
[07:57] <R0b0t1> losher: Could I see what you have?
[07:57] <indus> !off-topic
[07:58] <R0b0t1> losher: Using posix_memalign, valloc, and memalign all fail for me.
[07:58] <richardcavell> kbp shouldn't be. What problem are you expecting?
[07:58] <staticRails> can we use the list of mounted ntfs drviers which we have in gmd in the terminal too
[07:58] <EnragedOstrich> moymoy: Did you get that?
[07:58] <MelisU> oldude67: that worked!! Coolio! Thanks so much. I updated and then removed. I hope it died a painful death!
[07:58] <richardcavell> kbp: you've just lost journaling. No biggie.
[07:58] <staticRails> or should we mount them in terminal again.
[07:58] <staticRails> ?
[07:58] <oldude67> MelisU, glad to hear it..lol
[07:58] <lstarnes> staticRails: they're called drives.  drivers are pieces of software that are used for accessing hardware
[07:59] <losher> R0b0t1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219566/ under ubuntu 8.10
[07:59] <staticRails> lstarnes: was a typo
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> staticRails: its a DRIVE, you never mount a drive, you can mount the partition/s  on the drive
[07:59] <losher> R0b0t1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219566/ under ubuntu 8.04 <------------ not 8.10
[07:59] <kbp> richardcavell: I just worry next time when I mount it with the right -t ext3 one, the journal gonna mix up and somehow will overwrite the data I just copy today.... Im not sure tho... just try to make sure there will be nothing happen
[07:59] <MelisU> oldude67, indus: have a great day and thanks again. I'm outta here. Bye
[08:00] <R0b0t1> losher: I see. Happily, that runs for me, this is getting me somewhere.
[08:00] <staticRails> ActionParsnip: thx... and the answer to my question ?
[08:00] <indus> MelisU: bye
[08:00] <oldude67> MelisU, laters
[08:00] <indus> :)
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> staticRails: if they are not mounted how you like then you can remount them using terminal
[08:00] <indus> mount <devicename> <location>
[08:00] <losher> R0b0t1: well, like I say, I'm not convinced the array code executes, since you can't step into it with gdb (though I bet you can with adb)....
[08:00] <jsq> okay.. that didn't help, and now i have a white screen? i still have the menu, but i can't see the button
[08:01] <Kartagis> hey all. in System > Preferences > Sound, Sounds tab, I changed the system startup sound, but it still defaults. any ideas?
[08:01] <jsq> f weird
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> staticRails: you will need to use:   sudo umount /mount/point   to unmount the partition first
[08:01] <R0b0t1> losher: As for the crashing, a mprotect(func, 5, PROT_READ | PROT_WRITE); fixes that, why do you believe it is not executed?
[08:01] <R0b0t1> losher: I believe it does, I put in some random number into the f array and it segfaults.
[08:02] <richardcavell> kbp: I just double-checked. It's perfectly okay.
[08:02] <losher> R0b0t1: ah, good one, that was the final thing I needed, some actual proof that the array is getting executing....
[08:02] <staticRails> ActionParsnip: we can see a list of partitions in places/computer window. are these mounted and have they any mounted name which we can use in terminal or we should mount them in termianl ...
[08:02] <WhoNeedszzz> ActionParsnip: Ok thanks for trying
[08:02] <richardcavell> ActionParsnip: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7624374#post7624374
[08:03] <jsq> here is my desktop now.. not an improvement! http://yfrog.com/9escreenshotqp
[08:03] <kbp> richardcavell: ok thank you :)
[08:03] <R0b0t1> losher: Well, thank you for your help. Magic touch or something because what you were doing looks almost identical to my code, with less error checking (GCC must see if you're using proper error checking and crash you if you aren't)
[08:03] <R0b0t1> you had more error checking, wonder why this helps :P
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> staticRails: i use terminal persoanlly
[08:04] <losher> R0b0t1: dunno, but it's good defensive programming anyway....
[08:04] <cdrew> hello
[08:04] <staticRails> ActionParsnip: maybe my question is not clear....
[08:04] <cdrew> can someone help me install a diffrent GUI?
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: gui for what?
[08:05] <cdrew> ubuntu
[08:05] <Dayofswords> question, has linux commands and use changed dramatically in the last 10 years, as i got a book on linux ($1 from  charity, focuses on redhat linux 6.0) from 1999, is it still relavent enough to learn something from?
[08:05] <vise> cdrew, Thats a pain
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: do you mean a different desktop environment
[08:05] <cdrew> i have a machine that doesnt have alot of ram
[08:05] <vise> Dayofswords, Surely
[08:05] <cdrew> i guese
[08:05] <vise> cdrew, So you want to go to XFCE?
[08:05] <Dayofswords> sweet, thank you
[08:05] <cdrew> i call them GUIs
[08:05] <cdrew> yes
[08:05] <losher> R0b0t1: wasn't your initial test wrong? !mprotect is 0 when mprotect returns 1. So you thought it was successful when it was failing...
[08:05] <staticRails> ActionParsnip: I want to use some nfts partion in terminal. they are accessible without mounting in gdm. are they accessible in termianl (without mounting) too?
[08:05] <cdrew> but i'm running it on a PS3
[08:05] <FreshPies> can't he just aptitude install fluxbox, and change the session in gdm
[08:05] <Flannel> Dayofswords: There's a lot of differences between redhat and Ubuntu though.  There's some free ebooks you can find, that might be better for your purposes.
[08:06] <FreshPies> that'd be way easier than going xfce
[08:06] <lstarnes> Dayofswords: some of it is likely different, especially things related to package management (which varies between distributions) and for some other programs
[08:06] <R0b0t1> losher: Yes, yes, but it was still failing when I fixed that and put posix_memalign &c in place.
[08:06] <staticRails> ActionParsnip: do they have any default mounted name in terminal or should id mount them ?
[08:06] <Dayofswords> ok thanks
[08:06] <FreshPies> cdrew: would you ever use a window manager that didn't have icons and such?
[08:06] <cdrew> no
[08:06] <FreshPies> Why not?
[08:06] <losher> R0b0t1: dunno then. Best of luck with the rest...
[08:06] <progre55> hi people! I'm using gtk, and compiz, and using a theme that shows menu panels (applications, places, system) transparent. But it's not working, I mean, not transparent at all. Any ideas how to do it?
[08:06] <cdrew> i'm a linux noob
[08:06] <FreshPies> It has a menu
[08:07] <FreshPies> i used it when i was a noob too
[08:07] <R0b0t1> losher: Yeah, this was my main problem :D. Thanks again.
[08:07] <cdrew> i still want icons
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> staticRails: sudo mkdir /media/ntfs_partition; sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/<partition name here> /media/ntfs_partition -o uid=1000
[08:07] <daycreature> Hey when you report a bug and it gets classified as such:
[08:07] <daycreature> Changed in ubuntu-bots:
[08:07] <daycreature> status: 	New → Invalid
[08:07] <FreshPies> you can get the icons, but it's an extra package to install. eventually you'll realize that icons are pretty useless.
[08:07] <EnragedOstrich> How do I use Wine to install ePSXe?
[08:07] <FreshPies> think about it
[08:07] <daycreature> Does this mean that your bug has been thrown out and will not be looked at?
[08:07] <FreshPies> you can have this installed in like 5 minutes :D
[08:07] <cdrew> k
[08:08] <losher> FreshPies: eventually you realise the same is true for most guis too....
[08:08] <lstarnes> daycreature: it probably means that it's either not a bug or that the report itself is invalid
[08:08] <staticRails> ActionParsnip: thx
[08:08] <FreshPies> as easy as "aptitude install fluxbox" and change the session ing dm
[08:08] <daycreature> Someone please let me know, because I legitimately have the bug in question, and it's certainly something worth addressing.
[08:08] <FreshPies> I can't highlight you because I messed up my terminal colors, but
[08:08] <FreshPies> anyway, yeah
[08:08] <FreshPies> I use GUI
[08:08] <Kartagis> hey all. in System > Preferences > Sound, Sounds tab, I changed the system startup sound, but it still defaults. any ideas?
[08:08] <zhurai> er, highlight = saying their nick
[08:08] <zhurai> that's all.
[08:08] <FreshPies> I just don't see the need for the window manager to have icons that are clicakable on the root window/taskbar/dock
[08:08] <daycreature> Lstarnes should I resubmit the bug in the correct format, is there a chance it would be accepted as a bug and addresed?
[08:08] <FreshPies> it's a luxury, at best
[08:08] <daycreature> addressed*
[08:09] <lstarnes> daycreature: what was the bug?
[08:09] <Ace891> Just out of curiousity, what IRC client do you all use?  I don't really like XChat
[08:09] <FreshPies> irssi
[08:09]  * Kartagis uses xchat
[08:09] <FreshPies> No need for buttons on irc :D (go figure right!)
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: you can install xfce, kde  eailt using kubuntu-desktop and xubuntu-desktop  there is also lxde, fluxbox to name but a few
[08:09] <switch10__> Ace891: pidgin
[08:09] <cdrew> so with fluxbox can i get to everything w./o terminal work?
[08:09] <losher> Ace891: chatzilla, because I'm lazy...
[08:09] <lstarnes> Ace891: I usually use irssi, but if you need something graphical, conspire might be better than xchat
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: they are all in the repos, just install them, log off then select the new DE and log back in
[08:09] <Kartagis> Ace891, weechat has nicklist support
[08:09] <FreshPies> cdrew: yes, all the program does is draw taskbars on the windows and lets you minimize, maximize, shade, move workspaces and such
[08:10] <FreshPies> it basically is the same window management functionality of gnome, without the toolbar and big menu, and desktop tools like file managers. but he'res what's great
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: you can run allyour favourite gnome apps in lxde (for example)
[08:10] <FreshPies> you run fluxbox or whatever
[08:10] <FreshPies> then use your gnome apps
[08:10] <Ace891> ok, thanks for the responses guys, I'll look into those
[08:10] <FreshPies> no xfce install requried
[08:10] <FreshPies> like ActionParsnip said
[08:10] <FloodBot3> FreshPies: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:10] <cdrew> all i have is DOSBOX and VLC
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: i use lxde personally
[08:10] <tweaker25> is there someone with a dell inspiron 1501 on hardy by any chance ????
[08:10] <FreshPies> sorry ubottu
[08:11] <FreshPies> I've used every window manager under the sun, I'd be using Gnome if I had more ram too
[08:11] <FreshPies> when I get my sick new computer, i'll have gnome with compiz and such
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: http://lxde.org/screenshots/desktop.png
[08:11] <CaptainMorgan> firefox
[08:11] <CaptainMorgan> !firefox
[08:11] <cdrew> page not found
[08:11] <Bob_Dole> I build computers for 130 USD that run Gnome fine.
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> FreshPies: ewwww compiz :P
[08:11] <losher> tweaker25: so many of them they have their own web page it seems http://www.ubuntu1501.com/2008/04/overview-of-ubuntu-804-hardy-heron-on.html
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: http://elendill.files.wordpress.com/2008/09/pud-lxde-2.jpg
[08:11] <FreshPies> it's buggy yeah, and bloated yes
[08:11] <GhostWolf> ok forgot who was helping me before but can you pelase pm me it was just GhostWolf_ before
[08:11] <FreshPies> but when you've got 8gb of ram
[08:11] <FreshPies> compiz is like a tiny bug.
[08:12] <Kartagis> !firefox-3.5
[08:12] <FreshPies> also, i'll have a sick nvidia or ati card
[08:12] <cdrew> ooo, i like that GUI
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> FreshPies: yeah but it breaks stuff
[08:12] <tweaker25> lxde is nice but need a little more fonctions little screen resizing and the terminal should accept pasting ... and my old gnome menu isn't complete on him ...
[08:12] <Flannel> FreshPies: again, please stop using the enter key as punctuation.
[08:12] <staticRails> where is the cache of installed packages located?
[08:12] <tweaker25> but it's nice, easy and fast ...
[08:12] <staticRails> where is the cache of downloaded packages located?
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: light and slick, moonos is a distro based on ubuntu with lxde as its default DE
[08:12] <FreshPies> I believe its in /var/apt/cache
[08:12] <FreshPies> amirite?
[08:12] <Flannel> staticRails: /var/cache/apt/archives/
[08:12] <FreshPies> i don't even use buntu.
[08:12] <cdrew> can LXDE be installed with a powerPC chip?
[08:12] <tweaker25> yes by compiling
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: if its in your repos, sure
[08:12] <zlirp1> Do we know yet what version of PHP will ship with karmic?
[08:12] <staticRails> Flannel: thx
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: apt-cache search lxde
[08:13] <Bob_Dole> Also: I didn't have 8.04 downloaded, so I'm downloading 8.04.2, it's 82% done.. hopefully I can find some restricted drivers for it because the free ones in 8.10 suck
[08:13] <lstarnes> staticRails: /var/apt/cache
[08:13] <losher> ActionParsnip: because the world needs another linux distro...
[08:13] <CaptainMorgan> what are folks using for the latest version of firefox? I would like to upgrade to 3.5, but it's not in the packages -- unless mine are loading incorrectly? does anybody have 3.5 in their package manager?
[08:13] <daycreature> lstarnes: The bug is thus, I connect by wifi with a 90% signal and a completely constant connection over fiber, but there is a consistent interruption in wifi access whenever I attempt to download torrents, regardless of client (I have tested with Deluge, transmission, and azeureus), after a short period of time of it downloading the data the wifi connection is lost and if I attempt to reconnect, it just hangs trying to conn
[08:13] <daycreature> ect, and the only remedy is a physical restart of the operating system. After which, assuming I do not attempt to download the torrent again, will be connected at the home screen before I've even seen the desktop, and will be completely stable and quick until I resume the halted torrent download, after which the connection will break again. Requiring a physical restart ad infinitum. It has not once worked since I Installed u
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> !karmic | zlirp1
[08:13] <daycreature> buntu four days ago.
[08:13] <FloodBot3> daycreature: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:13] <lstarnes> staticRails: oops. /var/cache/apt
[08:13] <Flannel> zlirp1: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic questions, thanks.
[08:13] <Kartagis> !karmic
[08:13] <cdrew> i'm not on ubuntu right now
[08:13] <daycreature> I hope that message went through and wasn't hidden by floodbot
[08:13] <tweaker25> ActionParsnip there is no lxde repositories for ppc sorry
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: well now you know the command :)
[08:13] <daycreature> did you get that post lstarnes?
[08:13] <lstarnes> daycreature: does that only happen when using torrents?
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> tweaker25: bah
[08:13] <FreshPies> ActionParsnip: fluxbox is calling your name
[08:13] <Flannel> !ff35 | CaptainMorgan
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> FreshPies: tried it, loved it
[08:14] <tweaker25> someone is good for ati graphics on hardy ?
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> FreshPies: its based on the same base as fluxbox
[08:14] <FreshPies> ActionParsnip: http://www.fluxbox.org/screenshots/screenshots_full/screenshot_zan.png
[08:14] <tweaker25> Firefox damn people don't know flock here ?
[08:14] <FreshPies> you can do cool stuff like combine windows into each other and switch tabs within them to other windows
[08:14] <lstarnes> staticRails: you could also try /var/lib/dpkg
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> FreshPies: try flwm ;)
[08:14] <Flannel> FreshPies: mind taking the fluxbox chatter elsewhere?  #ubuntu-offtopic would be a good place.
[08:14] <Kartagis> hey all. in System > Preferences > Sound, Sounds tab, I changed the system startup sound, but it still defaults. any ideas?
[08:15] <tweaker25> Flannel fluxbox is in the repos so it's ubuntu business also
[08:15] <richardcavell> Why is ubottu saying "Karmic WILL break". What does that mean?
[08:15] <Bob_Dole> I never did find a JWM package for ubuntu
[08:15] <daycreature> I haven't sufficiently tested it but I think that it may also occur in ftp downloads/uploads, but it NEVER occurs in http downloads from files to streaming content like full length movies and such, it won't break and it will be quick, at 15mbps or so down. The only time of signal interruption that i have tested is torrent downloads though.
[08:15] <daycreature> lstarnes
[08:15] <Flannel> tweaker25: This is a support channel, not a chat channel, even if its about Ubuntu.
[08:15] <lstarnes> richardcavell: it's not officially released now
[08:15] <cdrew> ok cool, i'll tell my linux tech about it
[08:15] <lstarnes> *yet
[08:15] <tweaker25> he just help peoples by saying alternatives you know ...
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> tweaker25: its not support chat though, its nattering
[08:15] <Bob_Dole> richardcavell, Karmic,. the next version of Ubuntu, is in alpha, aka, it's early so there's a crap load of bugs that will make stuff screw up
[08:15] <lstarnes> richardcavell: because of that, sometimes packages might get updated and break things
[08:15] <lstarnes> daycreature: which ISP do you have?
[08:16] <zlirp2> ugh
[08:16] <daycreature> Verizon FIOS
[08:16] <tweaker25> so someone can help me with my bugged ati settings ???
[08:16] <zlirp2> Sorry, I have to ask again, I got disconnected.
[08:16] <daycreature> It's a fiber optic line directly to the home
[08:16] <zlirp2> Do we know what version PHP will be at in Karmic?
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: if you can fix your own bugs and dont mind logging bugs for the new version then go for it
[08:16] <losher> daycreature: just an observation: torrents stress networking like few other programs do....
[08:16] <Flannel> zlirp1: #ubuntu+1 for Karmic questions, thanks.
[08:16] <daycreature> 25 down and 15 up is the speed I have
[08:16] <cdrew> o ya, another question
[08:16] <ActionParsnip> zlirp2: ask in #ubuntu+1
[08:16] <richardcavell> I'm not sure I understand how you could end up with bugs in a distro. Most of the packages are mature and well-maintained. How can you break it by updating to the newest versions?
[08:16] <zlirp2> thanks
[08:16] <cdrew> is there a way to get my wireless modem to work with linux?
[08:16] <richardcavell> I mean, updating FF3.0 to FF3.5 doesn't result in a slew of errors.
[08:17] <Flannel> richardcavell: Karmic is the development version, it's not the stable version.  People are uploading new/untested/unstable versions, etc.
[08:17] <ActionParsnip> richardcavell: they are being pieced together in a new OS, bits they havent got to will be missing and can produce weird behaviour
[08:17] <daycreature> Well even so losher, one would expect that with a 90% signal and with having had fine access on the hardwired computer to torrent downloads (no issues), I see no reason that this stress could not be handled by any decent router.
[08:17] <CaptainMorgan> !lts
[08:17] <richardcavell> Updating Calculator to the newest version doesn't break my machine
[08:17] <zhurai> <richardcavell> I mean, updating FF3.0 to FF3.5 doesn't result in a slew of errors. <-- cause you can easily install both at the same time: sudo apt-get install firefox3.5
[08:17] <cdrew> my modem is retarted
[08:17] <anthony> hello
[08:17] <cdrew> i'm not kidding
[08:17] <losher> richardcavell: the idiots keep writing new stuff, sometimes from scratch: ext4, brasero, sound....
[08:17] <tweaker25> http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=fr&js=y&u=http%3A%2F%2Fforum.ubuntu-fr.org%2Fviewtopic.php%3Fpid%3D2808462%23p2808462&sl=auto&tl=en&history_state0= someone can help ?
[08:17] <Flannel> richardcavell: Upgrading a system library that's broken can break things though.
[08:18] <cdrew> it only hooks up to windows computers
[08:18] <daycreature> Also as a point of note
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: so are my vms :(
[08:18] <richardcavell> Okay, I accept that something like ext4 is a profound change that can break the machine.
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: if you run lsusb; lspci   yuo will get an identifier that you can websearch for
[08:18] <losher> daycreature: my point is that running torrents will expose weaknesses in networking software/hardware that regular downloads won't....
[08:18] <cdrew> vms?
[08:18] <sebsebseb> richardcavell: Ext4 is an optional file system in 9.04
[08:18] <Guest56488> what is your modem doing
[08:18] <cdrew> k
[08:18] <Flannel> richardcavell: No, no.  Like, tomorrow's updates might have a version of X that's totally broken, so you upgrade, and no longer have a GUI.  etc.
[08:18] <cdrew> nothing
[08:18] <tweaker25> if this chat isn't to talk but to help why peoples don't help ?
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: virtual machines, they reboot stupid and don't always come up
[08:18] <cdrew> its just sitting there
[08:18] <daycreature> If I am patient and go through about six restarts of interrupted connection, I can finish a download on a torrent of approximately 100 minutes. So you could estimate I get anywhere from 18 to 20 mb of successful torrent download before the connection breaks
[08:19] <Flannel> richardcavell: But, we're getting offtopic.  If you're still confused, I'll gladly discuss it in #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:19] <cdrew> it sees the modem and trys to connect
[08:19] <cdrew> but cant
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: well yeah, the command doesnt make it jump into life. it makes you aware of what chip / or identifier it uses and you can websearch it
[08:19] <cbuser> Can anyone help me get ssl set up
[08:19] <tweaker25> http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=fr&js=y&u=http%3A%2F%2Fforum.ubuntu-fr.org%2Fviewtopic.php%3Fpid%3D2808462%23p2808462&sl=auto&tl=en&history_state0= hey I need help here !!!
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> !dialup | cdrew
[08:19] <daycreature> losher: I, understand you now, and  agree with you. Perhaps that's why it took so long for the bug to surface
[08:19] <lstarnes> tweaker25: please be patient
[08:19] <richardcavell> Flannel: Some other day. I'm trying to get my hibernate working at the moment.
[08:20] <cdrew> dialup?
[08:20] <tweaker25> patience isn't my virtue ...
[08:20] <cdrew> who uses that anymore?
[08:20] <daycreature> i didn't attempt to download a torrent at all the first few days, so i didn't know there was a problem until I did
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: i have a few, great for email
[08:20] <tweaker25> I don't wanna be stuck like this for days !!!
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: so its a usb adsl modem i'm guessing?
[08:20] <cdrew> i use highspeed
[08:20] <lstarnes> tweaker25: then make it so.  If nobody has an answer, just wait a while then ask again
[08:20] <daycreature> All I'm looking for is a solution to this problem, as it very negatively effects my experience with the ubuntu operating system, which i otherwise love so much
[08:21] <cdrew> ikt has a USB port in it if thats what you mean
[08:21] <cdrew> it*
[08:21] <lstarnes> daycreature: did it happen with any other operating systems?
[08:21] <cdrew> the rest are normal internet lines
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: can you plese type my name (use tab for ease) at the start of the line
[08:21] <libtech> cdrew: what pieces of network hardware are you using
[08:21] <losher> daycreature: well I understand it's little consolation. Some routers are notorious for running out of connection space in tables when torrenting. Otherwise, I'd worry that your wifi card or your AP hardware might be faulty.
[08:21] <daycreature> no, on this same box i have windows on a different hard drive, i could restart boot into that right now, and download a torrent no problem on the windows OS.
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: see how the text ighlights when i talk to you, thats not an accident
[08:21] <cdrew> ok
[08:21] <CaptainMorgan> aren't they releasing rather fast ?  -- if 10.04 is to be the next LTS, and 8.04 was released under two years ago (I run Server edition), with a 10.04 scheduled in early-mid 2010.. dunno, seems to be coming fast
[08:22] <daycreature> additionally my wireless SIGNAL is at a constant 90%
[08:22] <EnragedOstrich> BAH!! Will someone make a youtube video of installing ePSXe 1.6.0 on Jaunty 9.04?
[08:22] <tweaker25> http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=fr&js=y&u=http%3A%2F%2Fforum.ubuntu-fr.org%2Fviewtopic.php%3Fpid%3D2808462%23p2808462&sl=auto&tl=en&history_state0= help you know ???
[08:22] <EnragedOstrich> This is killing me
[08:22] <daycreature> since i'm in the same room as the router
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: ok can you please provide the output of   lsusb   in a pastebin.
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> !paste > cdrew
[08:22] <Flannel> CaptainMorgan: 6.06 was the previous LTS.  LTS is about every two years, which makes sense, considering the desktop version is only supported for three years.
[08:22] <Guest68645> dose any one how to add contacts on skype ?
[08:22] <daycreature> the connection is broken and can't be reconnected to but the signal itself registers as golden, i don't know if that matters in your evaluationn
[08:22] <daycreature> evaluation*
[08:22] <CaptainMorgan> Flannel, huh? 8.04 ?
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: don't paste the output here, paste the pastebin link
[08:23] <cdrew> actionParsnip the what?
[08:23] <libtech> daycreature: port forwarding?
[08:23] <tweaker25> EnragedOstrich just do it with wine or virtualbox you don't need a video for that man ...
[08:23] <losher> daycreature: ok, then that strongly suggests a ubuntu driver issue. In your place I would google the wifi card and see if there's a known issue/solution...
[08:23] <Flannel> tweaker25: Please stop repeating your question so often.  30-45 minutes is a good rate.  Also, an actual question is more likely to get answered than a link to a post somewhere.
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: in terminal, type lsusb and hit enter
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: copy the text then go to www.pastebin.com
[08:23] <Flannel> CaptainMorgan: yes, before 8.04 was 6.06, which was two years.  10.04 is two years after 8.04, etc.
[08:23] <R0b0t1> I am trying to eject my disk with the Apple Keyboard disk-eject key, the picture displays in the upper-right yet the disk does not eject. I recently copied to contents of the disk onto my computer, could it be not-ejecting because it is still copying?
[08:23] <R0b0t1> It looks like it has finished.
[08:23] <daycreature> my wifi card is an onboard piece to an ASUS motherboard
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: put the text there and hit paste, the page will change and you copy the address of the new page and paste it here
[08:23] <daycreature> I doubt there will be any such documentation
[08:23] <daycreature> I had looked and found none before I came here
[08:24] <tweaker25> Flannel it's make a day that I search that's way enough, I won't sleep until I got an awnser ...
[08:24] <cdrew> actionParsnip what pic?
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: not a pic, the output of the command
[08:24] <cdrew> oh in linux
[08:24] <daycreature> I understood that this was where, if there was not available a current solution, one my developed for you
[08:24] <R0b0t1> Nevermind, eject command fixed this.
[08:24] <CaptainMorgan> Flannel, I'm jealous though... am I missing anything by keeping 8.04 for the *full five years* even though the next LTS will be released when I still have three years of support on 8.04?
[08:25] <Freke88> Nice? sitting on work have nothing to do before 10 am and chatting on ubuntu relay chat while drinking Ubuntu Cola :p
[08:25] <tweaker25> is there a way to use the live session to use the graphics settings on my setup ?
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: well, yeah
[08:25] <daycreature> my => may be*
[08:25] <cdrew> actionParsnip, like i said
[08:25] <moya> how can I set the default locale in hardy ?
[08:25]  * Kartagis jumps up and down
[08:25] <cdrew> actionParsnip, i cant do that sort of thing right now
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> !locale | moya
[08:25] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: got a usb memory stick?
[08:25] <CaptainMorgan> Flannel, likely app support, upgrades, features.. etc.... confusing to me why anyone would hold on for those three extra years on their Server production
[08:25] <cdrew> actionParsnip, yep
[08:25] <Kartagis> in System > Preferences > Sound, Sounds tab, I changed the system startup sound, but it still defaults. any ideas?
[08:25] <Flannel> CaptainMorgan: The fact that the server is supported for five just means you have more time to plan your migration.  8.04 can only upgrade to 10.04 (you won't be able to upgrade directly to 12.04) so you'll have to upgrade eventually.
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: lsusb > ~/output.txt
[08:26] <owen1> to have my truetype fonts in a new machine, is it enough to 'cp /usr/share/fonts/truetype/' or do i need to use aptitude?
[08:26] <cdrew> actionParsnip, ???
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: put the file on the usb stick and transfer it to the windows boot via that
[08:26] <owen1> (cp from old machine)
[08:26] <losher> daycreature: I don't know where you formed that conclusion. My experience has been that if there isn't a current solution, you're generally out of luck. I would still google the motherboard model & see if someone else has encountered/solved the problem before
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: its a terminal command
[08:26] <daycreature> but my request was declared invalid after i submitted it so then after taking all those steps i came here
[08:26] <CaptainMorgan> Flannel, thanks!
[08:26] <Flannel> CaptainMorgan: because they need time to make sure the migration will go smoothly, etc.  Or aren't in a position to upgrade until 2011 or 2012
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: type:    lsusb > ~/output.txt
[08:26] <daycreature> But why would my bug be considered "invalid" is my question
[08:26]  * tweaker25 will need 1 week of hard fps gaming to pull the pressure out after he get is graphics settings working ...
[08:26] <cdrew> 1 min
[08:26] <Kartagis> owen1, yes, or ~/.fonts
[08:26] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: you will now have a text file you can move
[08:26] <daycreature> is that not a legitimate bug?
[08:27] <Flannel> daycreature: For an answer to that question, you might try #ubuntu-bugs
[08:27] <daycreature> Damn I'd have to explain all that again. It's worth it though, I think.
[08:27] <Flannel> daycreature: Just ask why your bug was marked invalid (give them the number, etc)
[08:27] <Flannel> daycreature: No need to explain
[08:28] <cdrew> actionParsnip, sorry but i cant do this right now. i can do it tomorrow tho
[08:28]  * tweaker25 pull a grenade open the bot mouth, drop it and watch the boom !!!
[08:28] <cdrew> my mouse broke
[08:28] <owen1> Kartagis: but i had to install inconsolata with aptitude, isn't it mean that i'll have to do it as well?
[08:28] <Flannel> tweaker25: please stop the offtopic comments.
[08:28] <tweaker25> http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=fr&js=y&u=http%3A%2F%2Fforum.ubuntu-fr.org%2Fviewtopic.php%3Fpid%3D2808462%23p2808462&sl=auto&tl=en&history_state0= does someone has an idea
[08:28] <owen1> Kartagis: ttf-inconsolata
[08:28] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: whenever you want dude
[08:28] <cdrew> ok well ya
[08:28] <Kartagis> owen1, oh, that yes
[08:29] <owen1> Kartagis: got it
[08:29] <cdrew> actionParsnip, thanks for the help man
[08:29] <tweaker25> Flannel I'm passing the time until I got a response just don't mind about that man
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> cdrew: np bro
[08:29] <daycreature> Is there anyone who can help me just troubleshoot it, are there any advanced settings for networks i can access through ubuntu that i might be able to solve it, like for instance to check if maybe it's becoming unmarked for automatically obtaining an ip when i attempt to download a torrent, like what could possibly be the cause would help me
[08:29] <owen1> Kartagis: what if i'll copy Inconsolota.otf from /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-liberation/
[08:29] <EEEBull> Hello all! Just stumbled onto Xchat...
[08:30] <moya> ActionParsnip: I don't have localeconf in hardy, what can I do ?
[08:30] <Flannel> tweaker25: Pass the time elsewhere.  This channel is noisy enoughw without your comments.  Also, again, please wait 25-45 minutes between repeating your question.  Peruse other support venues in the meantime.
[08:30] <Kartagis> owen1, you can use it
[08:30] <daycreature> where do i go to change whether or not my ip address is got automatically or not
[08:30] <grawity> owen1: er, you don't need the ttf-liberation/ part.
[08:30] <ActionParsnip> !info localeconf hardy
[08:30] <Kartagis> moya, install it?
[08:30] <libtech> daycreature: network settings
[08:30] <owen1> grawity: i guess it's added if u use aptitude?
[08:30] <grawity> owen1: what is added?
[08:30] <moya> Kartagis: it doesn't exist in hardy, and dpkg-reconfigure -plow locales don't let me choose the default
[08:30] <grawity> daycreature: there's a "network manager" applet next to the clock, right-click it.
[08:30] <tweaker25> how do I make a timer on mirc ?
[08:31] <owen1> grawity: the folder ttf-inconsolata
[08:31] <_yoyo> how to read a txt file in driver
[08:31] <daycreature> then go where grawity
[08:31] <tweaker25> I will put it and leave a message to put responses in my pv
[08:31] <Kartagis> tweaker25, this is #ubuntu dude, not #helpdesk
[08:31] <grawity> daycreature: "Edit Connections"
[08:31] <tweaker25> as a pm ...
[08:31] <_yoyo> mainly read the file to get some data
[08:31] <tweaker25> http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=fr&js=y&u=http%3A%2F%2Fforum.ubuntu-fr.org%2Fviewtopic.php%3Fpid%3D2808462%23p2808462&sl=auto&tl=en&history_state0=
[08:31] <ActionParsnip> !info locales hardy
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> moya: sudo apt-get install locales
[08:32] <CaptainMorgan> tweaker25, -- find an IRC client that uses notifications upon channel tells? I like xchat, for one
[08:32] <Slart> tweaker25: why not just write a post on the ubuntu forums if you're going to do that
[08:32] <daycreature> ok so that's not the problem then
[08:32] <Flannel> tweaker25: Please be a good citizen
[08:32] <grawity> CaptainMorgan: mIRC has that feature too (just not enabled by default).
[08:32] <daycreature> Damn I wish I could download torrents on my linux box
[08:32] <ActionParsnip> CaptainMorgan: pidgin has notify stuff
[08:33] <moya> ActionParsnip: I already have locales installed, the problem is with choosing a default locale
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> !torrent | daycreature
[08:33] <grawity> ActionParsnip: But Pidgin for IRC... not very sane.
[08:33] <CaptainMorgan> grawity, cheers, then s/he can come back when notified -- tweaker25
[08:33] <tweaker25> I'm french is way hard even to be here so been in the forum is way too much, I don't want to be on every linux website of the world ...
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> grawity: its served me all the years i've used linux
[08:34] <grawity> ActionParsnip: Well, if you block freenode-connect and NickServ, then yeah.
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> grawity: yep ;)
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> moya: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=679597
[08:34] <tweaker25> http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=fr&js=y&u=http%3A%2F%2Fforum.ubuntu-fr.org%2Fviewtopic.php%3Fpid%3D2808462%23p2808462&sl=auto&tl=en&history_state0=
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> grawity: and disable those notification things so they dont fill my screen
[08:35] <grawity> ActionParsnip: what notofication things?
[08:35] <daycreature> ubuntu bugs
[08:35] <daycreature> just tells me what i already know
[08:35] <optimus_> #join #maths
[08:35] <daycreature> that it was reclassified, it doesn't say why
[08:35] <optimus_> join #maths
[08:35] <grawity> optimus_: it's /join
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> grawity: its this thing everyone got dead excited about and it drove me insane
[08:35] <daycreature> and i think it's just bots in there
[08:35] <Slart> tweaker25: wait at least 15 minutes, if not more, before repeating your question (that is really annoying since it's a link to an autotranslated post)
[08:36] <optimus_> join #maths
[08:36] <grawity> ActionParsnip: GNOME notification integration?
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> grawity: when someone messages you a little box pops up with the text
[08:36] <lstarnes> optimus_: /join #maths
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> grawity: yeah, so annoying
[08:36] <lstarnes> optimus_: btw, I think you want #math not #maths
 ActionParsnip: But Pidgin for IRC... not very sane.
[08:36] <daycreature> I use x-chat.
[08:36] <grawity> ActionParsnip: funny how everybody liked that when a feature exactly like that appeared in mIRC :)
[08:36] <tweaker25> [03:35] <tweaker25> http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=fr&js=y&u=http%3A%2F%2Fforum.ubuntu-fr.org%2Fviewtopic.php%3Fpid%3D2808462%23p2808462&sl=auto&tl=en&history_state0=
[08:36] <tweaker25> [03:35] <tweaker25> http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?pid=2808462#p2808462
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: then use it
[08:37] <grawity> tweaker25: ...can you _please_ stop that.
 !torrent | daycreature
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> grawity: mirc has a nag, there are open solutions so i use those
[08:37] <optimus_> lstarnes: thanks
[08:37] <daycreature> I've used three different client they all have simultaneous and consistent incomes
[08:37] <grawity> ActionParsnip: I was speaking about the notifications - shareware nags are irrelevant
[08:37] <daycreature> outcomes*
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: "daycreature: Damn I wish I could download torrents on my linux box"
[08:38] <daycreature> please don't tell me to go to another operating system, i like this one.
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> grawity: i never liked them. i dont like any notifications that invade my desktop like that
[08:38] <otter_> hello
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: why would we do that?
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: weirdest thing i ever heard
[08:39] <grawity> daycreature: Btw, what is the problem, anyway?
[08:39] <otter_> this is my first time using the irc chat !!!!
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> otter_: we'll you're doing great
[08:39] <oldude67> !hi | otter
[08:40] <otter_> thanks ubottu
[08:40] <daycreature> I can't download torrents because it stops my wifi connection (but signal reads fine, 90% constant regardless of if I am connected to it or not), and I cannot reconnect despite the excellent signal, the only remedy being a physical restart of the operating system, after which the connection works fine UNLESS of course i try to resume or start a new torrent download
[08:40] <daycreature> In short I can't download torrents
[08:40] <otter_> i have had ubuntu the os since last year
[08:40] <indus> ubuntu 'the os'
[08:40] <daycreature> (I can, but only if I'm willing to let it download a little, disconnect, reset, download a little, disconnect, reset, tens of times.
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: tried restarting networking instead?
[08:40] <daycreature> _
[08:40] <otter_> and i have made my own distro based on it
[08:41] <otter_> who is alesd
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: tried restricting your torrent download speed in the app
[08:41] <daycreature> Yes, ActionParsnip, I do nearly every time
[08:41] <daycreature> Yes, and upload.
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: so even if yo restrict it to say 20k/s you get no web browsing?
[08:42] <daycreature> Also while the torrents are working I never get speeds higher than say 50kb/s to 300kb/s, but on the windows operating system on torrent downloads I get upwards of 1.8mb/s
[08:42] <otter_> well does any body know how to use dail-up on ubuntu or know how to use the gnome ppp ?
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> !dialup | otter_
[08:42] <daycreature> Yes. If I stop the torrent download completely as well, my connection cannot be re established short of an operating system reset
[08:42] <losher> indus: no teasing the non-native speakers, please...
[08:42] <otter_> i'll try at thanks
[08:43] <otter_> ooops
[08:43] <daycreature> it's as though just the fact that it's downloading a torrent triggers the operating system to refuse to connect
[08:43] <otter_> miss spell
[08:43] <indus> losher: teasing? iam non native too btw
[08:43] <lstarnes> daycreature: have you tried using different programs for torrents?
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: does it stop all network connectivity? Can you ping web addresses? Can you run apt-get upgrade etc and the files come down?
[08:43] <indus> losher: i was saying in a way like. he is 'the man'
[08:43] <indus> get it?
[08:43] <otter_> have you ever tried going to my youtube channel pyro012792
[08:43] <geirha> daycreature: Sounds like a problem with the wifi driver to me.
[08:43] <losher> indus: oh, right...
[08:44] <daycreature> lstarnes: Deluge (10+ times), Transmission (15+ times), azureus (20
[08:44] <indus> losher: since iam happy with ubuntu i  said, ubuntu 'the os' ")
[08:44] <daycreature> + times) each attempt on all of them failed conclusively and had the same symptoms
[08:44] <peelmick> sorry about that i got disconnect, still learning
[08:44] <daycreature> How do I fix the wifi driver
[08:44] <lstarnes> daycreature: next time it happens, save the output of dmesg somewhere
[08:44] <daycreature> There is no driver software offered on the site for this for a linux system
[08:44] <daycreature> how do i save that output
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: can you do other web stuff, except web browse while torrents run
[08:45] <daycreature> I'm not very apt with operating system functionality
[08:45] <lstarnes> daycreature: in a terminal,  dmesg > file.txt
[08:45] <moymoy> daycreature: `dmesg > dmesg.output
[08:45] <angel_> how I am able to find the IP address for all access points via my router?
[08:45] <daycreature> No I can't do ANYTHING with the web once torrents breaks the connection until I reset
[08:45] <lstarnes> daycreature: you can also look at the output of dmesg directly by running dmesg
[08:45] <otter_> the wifi driver is build in the kernel of the linux
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> angel_: access its web interface and look at the dhcp client list
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> otter_: might be a module ;)
[08:46] <otter_> see you guy later
[08:46] <daycreature> before i download a torrent though, i CAN do anything with the web, I can stream full length movies, download music (html not torrent), watch flash, play java games, anything at all other than torrent
[08:46] <angel_> ActionParsnip: there are some other clients available there, but there is no IP and Mac for the access points?
[08:46] <durt> daycreature, the only thing that I can think of is that your ISP is doing it, with the windows software you might be 'using only encrypted connections', try setting that in your linux torrent apps.
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: thos are all in a web browser
 daycreature: you can also look at the output of dmesg directly by running dmesg
[08:46] <daycreature> how do i directly run it
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: you are missing the point
[08:46] <lstarnes> daycreature: in a terminal, dmesg
[08:46] <daycreature> yes action, but i can't ping or anything else
[08:46] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: can you ping while torrents run? Can you chat using a chat client while torrents run?
[08:47] <daycreature> or even network locally with the wireless router
[08:47] <lstarnes> daycreature: in retrospect, what I said was unclear
[08:47] <daycreature> it's not "internet connection" ability that's being stopped it's the ability to connect to the wifi network at all
[08:47] <moymoy> durt: daycreature deluge's default configuration is to encrypt everything
[08:47] <daycreature> therefore my computer becomes an island and absolutely cannot communicate with anything outside it at all, if that's what your asking
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: thats what i meant, the big list of stuff you can't do is all use in the same browser and you told us that doesnt work, so we needed to know if other apps work which we now know doesnt also.
[08:47] <geirha> daycreature: Have you tried connecting to your router with a cable? Does torrenting kill the network then too?
 daycreature: can you ping while torrents run? Can you chat using a chat client while torrents run?
[08:48] <durt> oh right, buggy router os then?
[08:48] <daycreature> Yes absolutely with no issue
[08:48] <moymoy> daycreature: does it work when you toggle networking on and off?
[08:48] <daycreature> until suddenly
[08:48] <daycreature> it all just cuts off
[08:48] <daycreature> No, toggling does not correct this
[08:48] <daycreature> it is attempted every time, along with router reset
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: when it dies, run a terminal and type:   dmesg | tail
[08:48] <daycreature> all failing
[08:48] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: then give us the output
[08:48] <daycreature> i MUST reset if I want to re establish connection
[08:49] <daycreature> ok action
[08:49] <moymoy> you don't need network to do a dmesg
[08:49] <moymoy> daycreature: just give the output after your restart
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: in a pastebin of course ;)
 daycreature: Have you tried connecting to your router with a cable? Does torrenting kill the network then too?
[08:49] <daycreature> No, it doesn't, and yes, I've tried it.
[08:49] <Ileden> Hullo! I'm wondering if there's a way to get radeon 9200 working with compiz on Ubuntu 9.04. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver seems to indicate that it is possible, but when following the instructions, one of the commands doesn't give a desired output and I don't know how to proceed. In specific, running "glxinfo |grep vendor" gives multiple lines lines reading "Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0"." How can I proceed?
[08:49] <daycreature> It's only in regards to wifi
[08:50] <durt> daycreature, what wi-fi router?
[08:50] <daycreature> I am going to run the torrent and get disconnected and then reset and give you the output
[08:50] <vlt> Hello. Where can I find out more about yesterday's kernel update (2.6.24-24.55 to 2.6.24.-24.56)?
[08:50] <moymoy> daycreature: don't reset before you do dmesg
[08:51] <daycreature> Link me to the paste bin
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> !paste
[08:51] <daycreature> I'm going to have two, one is the output while the internet is working
[08:51] <daycreature> the other will be after it crashes
[08:51] <daycreature> so they can be compared
[08:51] <ActionParsnip> daycreature: we only need the lines after the crash
[08:54] <TR0VADOR> what is channel helpers br
[08:54] <ActionParsnip> !br
[08:55] <MrStein> Hi! Is there an install log ? I want to check what options did I chose during installation.
[08:55] <grawity> MrStein: maybe /var/log/installer/ ?
[08:56] <grawity> (I'm not sure because I deleted that on my system.)
[08:56] <Slart> MrStein: check in /var/log/installer/
[08:56] <MrStein> 10x
[08:57] <Ileden> How do I determine which display driver Ubuntu is currently using? lspci only tells what the device itself is, right?
[08:58] <angel_> is there a command to display all available IPs in a network?
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> Ileden: sudo lshw -C display    may say
[08:58] <grawity> angel_: available as in "unused"?
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> angel_: you could write a script to ping IPs and echo to a file what doesnt reply
[08:58] <Slart> angel_: I doubt it..
[08:59] <grawity> nmap -sP, and you'd get the ones that are active.
[08:59] <jumbers> Can somebody recommend an Ubuntu package for webstats OTHER THAN awstats?
[09:00] <ikonia> jumbers: webilizer, there are tons if you search the repo, people like different ones though
[09:00] <daycreature> Right now it's achieving 1.2MB/s download in the torrent, it is likely to soon cut out.
[09:00] <MrStein> Slart, grawity: I can't see anything realted to user choices there. :-(
[09:00] <daycreature> upload speed is 0.0
[09:00] <MrStein> I want to check what timezone I selected during install.
[09:00] <daycreature> it's up to 4.8kiB/s
[09:00] <Slart> MrStein: hmm.. well.. that's the only place I know of for installer logs.. don't know where else to look
[09:01] <daycreature> it's oscillating from 0 to that.
[09:01] <Ileden> ActionParsnip: Thanks. It seems "UNCLAIMED" means there's no display driver active (I assume some generic is being used then), which is as I expected.
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> jumbers: polymon tests sites for connectivity if thats what webstats does
[09:01] <daycreature> down is 1.1MiB/s
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> Ileden: yep, you need to driver up
[09:01] <Guest6708> I installed the ubuntu-restricted-extras package. which included the w32codecs. but i'm still not able to hear the audio of certain wmv files.
[09:02] <TR0VADOR> I am in livecd I lowered ubuntu 9.0.4 I executed sudo apt-get install k3b && eject I placed the empty compact disc but when I go to open k3b it does not open…
[09:02] <moymoy> daycreature: what are you using to download?
[09:02] <Slart> Guest6708: mm.. not all wmv-files can be played on linux..there are still some variants that don't work
[09:02] <moymoy> daycreature: my download speed only seem to oscillate with transmission
[09:02] <daycreature> deluge, this time, but i've tested with the same results transmission and azerurus
[09:02] <angel_> grawity: when I typed nmap-sp it complains for No targets were specified, so 0 hosts scanned.
[09:03] <Dreki> si need a graphical partition manager that can modify partition sizes, reformat partitions, and supports ext4.  anyone know of anything loke that that works well?
[09:03] <grawity> Dreki: gparted?
[09:03] <grawity> angel_: first, it's -sP, and second, you need to specify the subnet to scan.
[09:03] <Slart> Dreki: gparted doesn't do ext4?
[09:04] <Dreki> slart: grawity: i didnt think it did
[09:04] <TR0VADOR> !help
[09:04] <RandomTime> Slart: yes, it does http://gparted.sourceforge.net/features.php
[09:04] <TR0VADOR> I am in livecd I lowered ubuntu 9.0.4 I executed sudo apt-get install k3b && eject I placed the empty compact disc but when I go to open k3b it does not open…
[09:04] <nztal> Dreki, the official gparted iso might do that not sure though
[09:04] <jumbers> ActionParsnip: No, what I mean is a log file analyzer for Apache that makes pretty graphs and such
[09:04] <Slart> Dreki: you can check yourself.. in the view menu, "File system support"
[09:05] <moymoy> Slart: Dreki: the release notes for 9.04 tells of ext4 not being ready for being resized.. it's possible but be prepared for dataloss they say
[09:05] <Kartagis> how many time do I have to ask to get a reply?
[09:05] <Slart> moymoy: ouch...
[09:05] <Kartagis> times*
[09:06] <Kartagis> in System > Preferences > Sound, Sounds tab, I changed the system startup sound, but it still defaults. any ideas?
[09:06] <Slart> Kartagis: sometimes people just don't know the answer to your question..it happens
[09:06] <angel_> grawity: It works now , but there only a few ips listed on the terminal, actually I have lost one of my access point ip , and I couldn't find the ip via the router web application
[09:06] <sonism> TR0VADOR: you can't do that. not while running liveCD...
[09:07] <Guest73979> Wanted instructions and ip address lists for setting up Internet sharing and lan between ubuntu and windows xp
[09:07] <hugo> I've looked around a bit but can't seem to find how I can restart my networking and wireless. When I return from Suspend I, wireless is gone and I can't start it again. I know this is a bug but does someone have a workaround?
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> jumbers: i see, no idea then man. sorry
[09:07] <ActionParsnip> hugo: sudo /etc/init.d/hal restart; sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[09:07] <monk> anyone got 5 mins to help me with a sound issue?
[09:07] <peelmick> window
[09:08] <ActionParsnip> !ask | monk
[09:08] <hugo> thanks I'll try it:)
[09:08] <monk> i dont have any sound, i think its an intel chipset
[09:08] <monk> i have alsa and oss installed
[09:08] <monk> everything is set to max aswell
[09:09] <Guest73979> wanted to know how to set up lan and internet sharing over ethernet ports between ubuntu and winxp comps
[09:09] <Slart> !ics | Guest73979
[09:10] <koshari> Guest73979 internet sharing should be dont in the router
[09:10] <TR0VADOR> As I make to record a ISO of ubuntu that I lowered using Livecd…
[09:10] <grawity> koshari: Linux systems are often used as routers.
[09:10] <Guest73979> koshari, my router is malfunctioning.. i have two ethernet cards... so thought i'd share internet this way
[09:11] <Guest73979> ubottu, thanks. i'll check it...
[09:11] <koshari> grawity granted but not normally by people enquiring how to share a connection
[09:11] <grawity> Xubuntu question. In Xfce, where do I choose the keyboard layouts?
[09:11] <Guest73979> Slart, sorry i didnt quite catch that.
[09:11] <error404notfound> can som one help me with : http://pastebin.com/m4ad4f491 ?
[09:11] <Slart> Guest73979: ah.. it was just a command to make the bot (ubottu) tell you about Internet Connection Sharing.. or ics for short
[09:12] <Slart> Guest73979: saves me from typing the whole thing.. there are many such commands.. !ics is one.. you can type !bot to get some usage info for example
[09:12] <Guest73979> Slart, gotcha.. i'm seeing that link.
[09:12] <joshua__> another Xubuntu question, is there a package repository management applet like the one in GNOME?
[09:12] <gabkdlly> grawity: there is a GUI for this in the settings manager
[09:12] <TR0VADOR> As I make to record a ISO of ubuntu that I lowered using Livecd…
[09:12] <c_nick> i want to find out the covariance matrix of a 5x1 column vector
[09:13] <L33Thaxor666> WHATS up fellow ubuntu..ers
[09:13] <Slart> joshua__: synaptic is available for xfce as well as ubuntu
[09:13] <write2copy> hello, does anyone have any experience with clonezilla?
[09:13] <Slart> c_nick: scilab ?
[09:13] <Slart> c_nick: a matlab clone.. you can try octave too
[09:13] <L33Thaxor666> anyone here use a wacom?
[09:13] <L33Thaxor666> i need me gimp to work
[09:13] <anirban> I am able to view files using FTP for my home directory. But unable to add/moify files. How to do it ?
[09:14] <tmba> Hi guys, I'm looking for some help for changing a dependency of a deb package. Basically I have this proprietary package which has a dependency on an old version of a library. I know it works with newer versions of the library (because I installed it manually using dpkg). However, I'd like to not have apt-get continually complaining about the dependency, so am thinking of changin the dependency using ... equivs? I tried looking for tutorial online, but not muc
[09:14] <c_nick> i want to understand the logic behind that.. understand the maths
[09:14] <grawity> joshua__: Xfce usually just uses the GNOME apps - "Software Sources" is software-properties-gtk, Synaptic is 'synaptic'
[09:14] <gabkdlly> grawity: there is also a panel item that you can add that does keyboard layout
[09:14] <Slart> c_nick: then you're in the wrong channel.. this is ubuntu support.. perhaps there is a ##math channel or something
[09:15] <L33Thaxor666> what math..let me try
[09:15] <Flannel> tmba: Try #ubuntu-motu instead
[09:15] <L33Thaxor666> OK
[09:15] <c_nick> Slart: ##math only 2 ppl.. one not talking :P
[09:16] <grawity> gabkdlly: thanks, I found it
[09:16] <L33Thaxor666> Im trying to install me wacom drivers but the first thing they want is CD wacomdriver?
[09:16] <Slart> c_nick: mm.. perhaps on another server then.
[09:16] <TR0VADOR> As I make to record a ISO of ubuntu that I lowered using Livecd…
[09:16] <L33Thaxor666> should i make that folder?
[09:16] <zipito> good day
[09:16] <L33Thaxor666> where should it be made, if it indeed needs to be made?
[09:16] <zipito> I've upgraded too kde4.3rc
[09:17] <zipito> and
[09:17] <zipito> now I can't here any sound :(
[09:17] <dragon_> !enter | zipito
[09:17] <L33Thaxor666> http://twodayslate.wordpress.com/2008/01/20/wacom-tablet-in-ubuntu/
[09:17] <L33Thaxor666> c
[09:18] <L33Thaxor666> cd?
[09:18] <zipito> dragon_, ok..   I'm using kde4.3 RC2 on ubuntu 9.04 and I can't here any sound :(
[09:18] <dragon_> zipito: that's better.
[09:18] <anirban> I am able to view files using FTP for my home directory. But unable to add/moify files. How to do it ?
[09:18] <L33Thaxor666> need top sign in
[09:18] <L33Thaxor666> to*
[09:18] <dragon_> anirban: is your home directory on an ftp server?
[09:18] <zipito> How can I make the sound appear? or how can I rollback to kde 4.2 ?
[09:18] <philipp_> i am trying to install ipodlinux on my ipod
[09:19] <dragon_> zipito: how did you upgrade?
[09:19] <philipp_> but i get an error message from the installer
[09:19] <philipp_> FATAL: Your iPod could not be found. Please make sure that it's connected
[09:19] <philipp_>        to your PC and that your OS can access it. If you have a macpod,
[09:19] <philipp_>        you cannot use this installer.
[09:19] <FloodBot3> philipp_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:19] <anirban> dragon_ : Obviously ... On ProFTPD
[09:19] <error404notfound> any help regarding c http://pastebin.com/m4ad4f491 i am in a deadlock situation.
[09:19] <L33Thaxor666> YOU GUYS ARE SO SMART...and handsome
[09:19] <dragon_> !ot > L33Thaxor666
[09:20] <zipito> I've added deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/experimental/ubuntu jaunty main    deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/backports/ubuntu jaunty main  and made apt-get dist-upgrade
[09:20] <philipp_> hello? anyone help me?
[09:20] <dragon_> anirban: It's not so obvious. In fact, I haven't heard a single case ever in which home directory lies on a remote ftp server. I think the terms are mixed up.
[09:20] <L33Thaxor666> !ot> dragon
[09:20] <zipito> dragon_, I've added deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/experimental/ubuntu jaunty main    deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/backports/ubuntu jaunty main  and made apt-get dist-upgrade
[09:20] <dragon_> L33Thaxor666: what do you want?
[09:20] <philipp_> FATAL: Your iPod could not be found. Please make sure that it's connected
[09:20] <philipp_>        to your PC and that your OS can access it. If you have a macpod,
[09:20] <philipp_>        you cannot use this installer.
[09:20] <L33Thaxor666> i cant get this wacom thing figured out
[09:21] <dragon_> !repeat > philipp_
[09:21] <L33Thaxor666> http://twodayslate.wordpress.com/2008/01/20/wacom-tablet-in-ubuntu/
[09:21] <anirban> dragon_ : Ya my home directory is on the FTP server
[09:21] <L33Thaxor666> http://twodayslate.wordpress.com/2008/01/20/wacom-tablet-in-ubuntu/
[09:22] <L33Thaxor666> why is line one cd?
[09:22] <L33Thaxor666> what directory?
[09:22] <dragon_> zipito: I'm finding a way. But I'm sure it'd start with removing that PPA...
[09:22] <L33Thaxor666> OHH
[09:22] <L33Thaxor666> cd in windows is not that same as ubuntu is it
[09:22] <joshua__> Is there a GTK style update manager for XFCE or do I have to install the gnome one to get a GUI?
[09:22] <zipito> dragon_,  commented them  and trying update & dist-upgrade doesn't work
[09:23] <zipito> and what happened with ubuntuforums.org ? It simply doesn't work - DATABASE ERROR
[09:23] <grawity> joshua__: Xfce usually uses GNOME's tools, most of which you can install separately. Try update-manager
[09:23] <L33Thaxor666> ya
[09:23] <Xubuntnoob> yea, what zipito said
[09:23] <joshua__> thanks
[09:23] <L33Thaxor666> i gots thats 2
[09:23] <dsdeiz> how do you disable the screen turning off in a time of inactivity through the terminal? :D
[09:24] <grawity> joshua__: Oh, and update-notifier.
[09:24] <dragon_> zipito: check this out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DowngradeHowto
[09:24] <anirban>  How to give a linux group write and modify permission ?
[09:24] <dragon_> dsdeiz: screensaver inhibitor applet in gnome
[09:24] <dragon_> anirban: chmod g+w filename
[09:25] <dsdeiz> dragon_: can i do it through the terminal :D
[09:25] <L33Thaxor666> 60 (Operation timed out))
[09:25] <L33Thaxor666> * Sonderbla (n=fsd@194-236-14
[09:25] <dsdeiz> like is there a config file to edit?
[09:25] <L33Thaxor666> bash: cd: linuxwacom: No such file or directory
[09:25] <Ileden> I'm trying to get a driver active for my Radeon 9200 using the guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver, but I'm having no luck. I've completed all the steps in the guide, including editing xorg.conf, but I'm still getting no driver. How should I proceed troubleshooting the issue?
[09:25] <L33Thaxor666> GRR
[09:25] <dragon_> dsdeiz: gnome-screensaver-command -i
[09:25] <L33Thaxor666> whaTS BASH MEAN?
[09:26] <L33Thaxor666> ILL BASH UR FACE
[09:26] <genii> L33Thaxor666: Bourne Again SHell
[09:26] <dragon_> dsdeiz: for more options - `gnome-screensaver-command --help`
[09:26] <dragon_> !troll | L33Thaxor666
[09:26] <dsdeiz> dragon_: got it
[09:26] <L33Thaxor666> DRAGON IS HIGH ON POWER
[09:26] <Paddy_NI> !caps
[09:27] <Flannel> L33Thaxor666: Er, please stop that.
[09:27] <dsdeiz> dragon_: i get this ** Message: Screensaver is not running!
[09:27] <jussi01> L33Thaxor666: please respect others in here.
[09:27] <philipp_> Your iPod could not be found. Please make sure that it's connected to your PC and that your OS can access it. If you have a macpod,  you cannot use this installer.
[09:27] <yaboo> hi having flash issues in 9.04, trying to load the website http://wechoosethemoon.org and keeps stating I need to install flash 10, done so, but keeps stating flash 10 not installed, even thou it is, whats the issue please
[09:28] <RandomTime> yaboo: firefox?
[09:28] <philipp_> i have some problems with installing ipodlinux on my ipod
[09:28] <Paddy_NI> yaboo: have you closed all instances of firefox?
[09:28] <dragon_> dsdeiz: then you need to set the power settings accordingly. Go to System > Preferences > Power Management
[09:28] <Slart> yaboo: are you using noscript?
[09:28] <write2copy> My situation is that I want to backup an image to my external USB HDD. So I started clonezilla like normal, but it would not mount my USB HDD when choosing the destination drives, hence I went into command line and mounted it manually. But now... I'm stuck in the CLI and can't seem to get back to clonezilla normal interface... help? :p
[09:28] <dragon_> !flash | yaboo
[09:28] <dsdeiz> dragon_: errr, not currently using gnome btw
[09:29] <c0mp13371331337> Are the forums down for everyone else, or is it just me (as usual)?
[09:29] <dragon_> dsdeiz: makes sense. Still there should be some way of configuring the power options.
[09:29] <yaboo> RandomTime, Paddy_NI, Slart, dragon_, ubottu will check the issue from the url
[09:30] <L33Thaxor666> OK OK
[09:30] <daycreature> You guys my ubuntu movie player won't play movies in avi format
[09:30] <dragon_> c0mp13371331337: they're down.
[09:30] <daycreature> it will play like the first scene and then stop
[09:30] <dragon_> !video | daycreature
[09:30] <jussi01> !avi | daycreature
[09:30] <koshari> daycreature you will likely need the relative CODEC
[09:30] <L33Thaxor666> sorry ubuntu is making me mad
[09:30] <error404notfound> anyone free here to help regarding a stupid deadlock ssue: http://pastebin.com/m4ad4f491
[09:30] <c0mp13371331337> dragon_: Cool, that's reassuring.  Thanks. ;-)
[09:30] <L33Thaxor666> isnt ubuntu suppose to have installs?
[09:30] <daycreature> it auto installed the codecs but still doesn't play
[09:31] <L33Thaxor666> restart the program?
[09:31] <Paddy_NI> !details | L33Thaxor666
[09:31] <koshari> daycreature its not a permission issue is it?
[09:31] <yaboo> !Restricted
[09:32] <tomoyuki28jp> What's the command to install openoffice? I manually deleted it. (I wanna do that with "apt-get install")
[09:32] <dragon_> error404notfound: looks like your system cannot find `awk`
[09:32] <djiezes> daycreature: what mediaplayer? Totem? Try VLC and/or Mplayer.
[09:32] <yaboo> !Gnash
[09:32] <error404notfound> dragon_, awk snt there, tried "which awk" and i can't install it due to an interrupted install
[09:33] <dragon_> error404notfound: try `sudo apt-get install mawk`
[09:33] <L33Thaxor666> I have a problem with wacom drivers. I'm running Ubuntu version newest. When I try to do what they tell me. I get the following output: bash: cd: linuxwacom: No such file or directory.but I expected it to do wonderful things
[09:34] <error404notfound> dragon_, E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[09:34] <yaboo> ok all went to the ubuntu restricted website, installed all the flash plugins, still no joy
[09:34] <Ileden> My previous display card (GeForce 6600) died on me, and I'm now trying to get an alternative card working. However, I cannot activate the open source "ati" driver for my Radeon 9600, even by using the online Ubuntu/ATI guide. How can I proceed to get the free driver active?
 daycreature: what mediaplayer? Totem? Try VLC and/or Mplayer.
[09:34] <daycreature> are these in the add/remove or do i need to go their respective sites to get the software
[09:34] <L33Thaxor666> i need more asian friends i think
[09:34] <dragon_> yaboo: did you restart firefox after installing flash? which flash package did you install?
[09:34] <Dreki> i would like to find some good speech recognition software for linux
[09:35] <djiezes> daycreature: in add/remove, install both vlc player & smplayer.
[09:35] <yaboo> dragon_ yes I did
[09:35] <djiezes> daycreature: whenever I have problems with totem not correctly playing a video, one of these does the job perfectly.
[09:36] <dragon_> yaboo: what do you see when you visit a website with flash?
[09:36]  * error404notfound is stuck on http://pastebin.com/m4ad4f491
[09:36] <yaboo> dragon_ http://www.wechoosethemoon.org keeps telling me to install flash 10
[09:37] <dragon_> yaboo: have you turned javascript off by any chance?
[09:37] <yaboo> javascript off as in firefox preferences
[09:38] <yaboo> dragon_ turned javascript off no joy still
[09:39] <dragon_> yaboo: javascript has to be ON. A plugin like noscript could turn javascript off and cause trouble.
[09:39] <yaboo> ok dragon_ will turn javascript back on
[09:39] <dragon_> yaboo: what do you see when you go to http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/
[09:40] <yaboo> dragon_ switched javascript back on, no joy still
[09:41] <dragon_> error404notfound: seems like initramfs-tools is required for ubuntu desktop. Are you running a different flavor/version? Ubuntu server?
[09:42] <richardcavell> Hey, guys, the ubuntuforums.org website is not working for me. Do you have the same problem?
[09:43] <dragon_> richardcavell: yes, it's down.
[09:43] <daycreature> vlc is such a legit movie player
[09:43] <daycreature> it will even attempt to fix broken .avi's for you
[09:43] <richardcavell> dragon_: Okay. Any idea when it's coming back?  I need to lock a thread I maintain on the forums.
[09:44] <joshua__> I love vlc :D
[09:44] <Slart> richardcavell: http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ubuntuforums.org
[09:44] <djiezes> daycreature: so it worked? btw, smplayer is pretty neat too
[09:44] <Flannel> richardcavell: They may know in #ubuntuforums
[09:44] <Slart> richardcavell: good link when you're in doubt =)
[09:44] <richardcavell> Slart: I didn't know that one!
[09:48] <Ileden> What's the policy on how long I should keep repeating a question here? :)
[09:48] <maxagaz> how to check if my computer is intel or amd ?
[09:49] <dragon_> Ileden: try rephrasing your question each time until someone who knows the answer finds you ;)
[09:49] <Flannel> Ileden: 20-30 minutes is a good rate.  Gotta have new people wake up, etc.  You can peruse the forums and the wiki in the meantime (except the forums are apparently down at the moment)
 daycreature: so it worked? btw, smplayer is pretty neat too
[09:49] <owh> maxagaz: Why do you need to know?
[09:49] <daycreature> Nah it determined that the avi streaming was broken and offered to fix it
[09:49] <dragon_> maxagaz: grep lm /proc/cpuinfo
[09:49] <daycreature> currently it's fixing the indexing and it's at 3%
[09:49] <dragon_> maxagaz: if you see any output, it's amd
[09:50] <genii> maxagaz: lshw -C cpu
[09:50] <PSiL0> Is there a patch for ATI's Catalyst drivers for kernel 2.6.29?  I know slackware and arch has it
[09:51] <pisse> Hi! Anyone here who can help me to install Savage 2? Or maybe knows some other channel for this? Everything goes according to this: http://phorolinux.com/how-to-install-savage-2-a-tortured-soul-on-linux.html THEN read comment #6 cause I've got the same problem
[09:51] <Ileden> draogn_, Flannel: Thanks, I'll try! My browser is running hot on the background browsing for answers from other sources. :)
[09:51] <timClicks> hi all - boot problem - experimented with splashy. When I went back to usplash by reinstalling the package through apt-get, the boot menu still calls /sbin/splashy
[09:52] <timClicks> how do I manually change the boot script to load usplash?
[09:52] <leaf-sheep> !usplash | timClicks
[09:53] <timClicks> leaf-sheep: thanks - will investigate
[09:56] <timClicks> leaf-sheep: thanks, /boot/initrd... updated
[09:56] <leaf-sheep> timClicks: Awesome.  You rock.
[09:57] <ViRii> much love
[09:58] <owen1> ubuntuforums are down?
[09:58] <porter> hi, is ubuntu the most "on_the_edge" debian at the moment?
[09:59] <richardcavell> porter: what do you mean by on the edge?
[09:59] <porter> richardcavell: in the sense of SID
[09:59] <Garp> Hi.
[09:59] <quibbler> owen1-> yes
[10:00] <richardcavell> porter: Sid as in the debian distro?
[10:00] <owen1> quibbler: please bring them back
[10:00] <Garp> Question: How can I get back to KDE-3.5 under Jaunty ? Thanks
[10:00] <moymoy> owen1: are you joking?
[10:00] <porter> i need a very modern debiansed distro and i'm not sure if that would be ubuntu sidux or some other distro
[10:00] <quibbler> owen1-> :0....:)
[10:00] <owen1> how to tell ubuntu to load slim as login manager?
[10:01] <dragon_> porter: Ubuntu is pretty stable.
[10:01] <bullgard4> Do other Linux distributions use a similar program as 'System_Testing' {Enter: i.) System > Administration > System_Testing; ii.) /usr/bin/checkbox-gtk.} also?
[10:01] <owen1> moymoy: quibbler is the web master of ubuntu forums.
[10:01] <porter> richardcavell: dragon_ i need a very modern debiansed distro and i'm not sure if that would be ubuntu sidux or some other distro
[10:01] <leaf-sheep> !kde3 | Garp
[10:01] <koshari> porter debian unstable is a rolling release and prolly the latest practical release
[10:01] <porter> stability is not an issue for my purpose
[10:01] <Flannel> porter: I suggest debian.
[10:01] <Dayofswords> question, for the install "ubuntu inside windows" option when you insert the disk  when running windows, when you uninstll it does it also remove the option to load ubuntu at startup, i'm guessing so but bro freaks out when things are changed
[10:01] <moymoy> owen1: do `sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm` and you should be able to choose whatever to log in with from there
[10:02] <Garp> ubottu: thanks.
[10:02] <lvlefisto> i am using gcrontab to schedule a zenity alert like this: /usr/bin/zenity --question --text "¿some text here?". The problem is it doesn't show up.
[10:02] <vlt> Hello. Where can I find out more about yesterday's kernel update (2.6.24-24.55 to 2.6.24.-24.56)?
[10:02] <richardcavell> porter: I don't understand your question
[10:02] <owen1> moymoy: thanks
[10:02] <porter> Flannel: thanks for letting me know, there are many debian out there
[10:02] <porter> richardcavell: sorry, i rephrase :
[10:02] <Garp> ubottu: ... The ISO are fine for a new install, but I would prefer some apt repository. I'll have a look...
[10:02] <Flannel> porter: debian testing or debian unstable, depending on how "edgy" you want to be.
[10:02] <koshari> porter there are really only 3,
[10:02] <jpds> owen1: quibbler isn't the master of the forums.
[10:02] <owen1> moymoy: /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: gdm is broken or not fully installed
[10:03] <jpds> owen1: And I've poked someone who can fix it.
[10:03] <moymoy> owen1: if you don't have gdm, then kdm or whichever one you're using right now
[10:03] <owen1> jpds: is it php? if it's ruby i can help
[10:03] <jpds> owen1: Yes.
[10:03] <porter> richardcavell: i am looking for a very uptodate modern, "the most  edgy" debianised distro to fool around, stability is absolutely no issue
[10:03] <Garp> ubottu: OK? I found it, thanks.
[10:03] <sloW`> http://www.squiby.net/level/461319
[10:03] <Flannel> porter: debian unstable is what you're looking for then.
[10:03] <porter> Sid
[10:04] <porter> thought so
[10:04] <owen1> moymoy: thanks, i don't know what i have. it's alternate CD, but i installed xfce as well.
[10:04] <billing_> sawe
[10:04] <porter> now, there are many knoppix sidux ubuntu etc .... which is "the most edgy" one?
[10:04] <richardcavell> porter: Debian unstable is the latest usable distro, or debian testing is the most unstable and bleeding edge
[10:04] <Flannel> porter: debian.
[10:04] <moymoy> owen1: hold on.. lemme find out what it is for xfce
[10:04] <owen1> moymoy: i think gdm
[10:04] <Flannel> richardcavell, porter: testing is more stable than unstable.
[10:04] <richardcavell> porter: Ubuntu is derived from Debian. If you want bleeding edge, go to debian.
[10:04] <moymoy> owen1: but dpkg just said you didn't have gdm?
[10:05] <richardcavell> Flannel: Yep sorry
[10:05] <owen1> moymoy: /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: gdm is broken or not fully installed
[10:05] <Dayofswords>  for the install "ubuntu inside windows" option when you insert the disk  when running windows, when you uninstll it does it also remove the option to load ubuntu at startup, i'm guessing so but bro freaks out when things are changed
[10:05] <Flannel> Dayofswords: Yes
[10:05] <Dayofswords> ok thank you
[10:05] <porter> ok, then let me ask this : whats the diff between Sid and Ubuntu?
[10:05] <owen1> moymoy: it say it's broken
[10:05] <porter> in terms of "edgy"
[10:05] <richardcavell> porter: They're not directly comparable
[10:06] <richardcavell> porter: But sid would be the most edgy
[10:06] <porter> i guess ubuntu is more edgy than Sid
[10:06] <samsol> hi...is there any way to put/create shortcut of my winxp vdi image on desktop?
[10:06] <koshari> porter sids a rolling release, ubuntu releases are snapshots
[10:06] <jpds> porter: No.
[10:06] <Flannel> porter: Ubuntu is much more stable.  It's packages are much older.
[10:06] <porter> Ah!
[10:06] <jpds> porter: sid is what we take and make Ubuntu out of.
[10:06] <porter> ok, guys, now i got it
[10:06] <owen1> moymoy: should i install it? is it the default for xfce?
[10:06] <porter> thanks a bunch
[10:06] <moymoy> owen1: you're right, it does use gdm .. well either do a dpkg-reconfigure on the package you want to use as your login or reinstall gdm to dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[10:06] <porter> Sid it is then
[10:06] <jpds> "Ubuntu - stable Debian unstable".
[10:07] <moymoy> owen1: yup, it's default for xfce .. reinstall it then do what i first said to do
[10:07] <porter> last Q: whats the diff between sidux and Ubuntu?
[10:07] <Flannel> jpds: Isn't it debian testing?
[10:07] <leaf-sheep> samsol: Right-click on VDI Image --> Make link ?
[10:07] <owen1> moymoy: ok
[10:07] <richardcavell> Flannel: Yeah, debian testing
[10:07] <Dayofswords> on the instal inside windows, when you choose "c:\" as the install location, is it going to be like "c:\ubuntu" or something similar?
[10:07] <jpds> Flannel: No.
[10:07] <samsol> leaf-sheep: ok i'll try that now
[10:07] <leaf-sheep> Dayofswords: WUBI?
[10:07] <jpds> Flannel: We sync packages straight from Debian unstable.
[10:07] <moymoy> Dayofswords: yup.. something like that... your brother doesn't that either?
[10:08] <richardcavell> jpds but Ubuntu doesn't use the unstable versions of the packages, surely, in most cases?
[10:08] <Dayofswords> if i uninstall it in the like 10 days he doesnt use, i'd be fine
[10:08] <moymoy> Dayofswords: and don't worry about clutter.. because the install should just all be in one file because it's a virtual environment
[10:08] <porter> ok, thanks again guys, /me waves
[10:08] <moymoy> Dayofswords: but why do you want a wubi install? it's much slower
[10:09] <grawity> moymoy: I don't think it's any slower.
[10:09] <Fox_1_1> hi all
[10:09] <Dayofswords> i just want to fiddle with it, but not worry about partioning  and what not
[10:09] <moymoy> grawity: it'll be sitting right in a fragmented NTFS partition
[10:09] <Dayofswords> and unstall later
[10:10] <moymoy> Dayofswords: i see..
[10:10] <leaf-sheep> Dayofswords: Ubuntu is an OS, not an application.
[10:10] <Dayofswords> the installer says it slower, so i'm guessing its slower
[10:10] <moymoy> leaf-sheep: he's talking about the wubi install
[10:10] <leaf-sheep> moymoy: I know.
[10:11] <leaf-sheep> I don't think WUBI should exist today, but unfortunately. :)
[10:11] <moymoy> Dayofswords: the reason it's slower is because the virtual ubuntu environment will be sitting right in a windows NTFS partition.. and that partition is most likely heavily fragmented
[10:11] <grawity> moymoy: but it's a single contiguous file
[10:11] <Flannel> leaf-sheep: There's absolutely nothing wrong with wubi.
[10:11] <Dayofswords> moymoy: slower is fine, i'm just bored and want to try some stuff here
[10:12] <bullgard4> Do other Linux distributions than Ubuntu use a similar program as 'System_Testing' {Enter: i.) System > Administration > System_Testing; ii.) /usr/bin/checkbox-gtk.} also?
[10:12] <moymoy> Dayofswords: it's good that you're experimenting though
[10:12] <Fox_1_1> people when I'm watching video by VLC sometimes my screen is stopping, I mean everything stops only mouse moving, but I couldn't do anything. Also the video sound is working too. Any idea?
[10:13] <Dayofswords> i also want to see if it even works here, the live version always failed to startup
[10:13] <nsadmin>  some do some don't
[10:13] <moymoy> Fox_1_1: your system hangs when using vlc? can you shutdown or anything?
[10:13] <quibbler> owen1-> forums are up!
[10:13] <Cybertinus> moymoy: hi. remember me?
[10:13] <dragon_> Dayofswords: Does the liveCD fail with an error message?
[10:13] <owen1> quibbler: good job! thank you so much
[10:13] <moymoy> Dayofswords: if the liveCD doesn't work, it usually indicates some hardware incompatibility, that's what the livecd is for anyway.
[10:14] <Fox_1_1> yes, hangs, no I can't do anything
[10:14] <quibbler> owen1-> you are welcome
[10:14] <moymoy> Cybertinus: hey Cybertinus, how's the Eee PC?
[10:14] <Cybertinus> moymoy: I was the gui with the not-starting X yesterday. And then a lot of other bad things started to happen
[10:14] <Cybertinus> moymoy: I found the problem. My RAM is dead :'(
[10:14] <moymoy> Cybertinus: how can i forget you? you're the last person i spoke to before sleeping
[10:14] <moymoy> Cybertinus: well at least RAM is cheap =p
[10:15] <joakimk_> Is 128MB ram, 930MHz (pentium III) sufficient to run Ubuntu 8 or 9?
[10:15] <dragon_> Cybertinus: If you see anything on screen, your RAM is most probably NOT dead.
[10:15] <dragon_> !requirements | joakim
[10:15] <joakimk_> I'm having trouble with install (live) cd's. The install process freezes after a short while
[10:15] <dragon_> !requirements | joakimk_
[10:15] <genii> joakimk_: 256 is minimum
[10:15] <moymoy> Cybertinus: it's possible to replace RAM in an eee PC right?
[10:16] <joakimk_> ok
[10:16] <Cybertinus> dragon_: then the RAM is really dead if you don't see anything. But I ran memtest86. It filled my screen with errors within 5 seconds, so the RAM isn't working that well :p
[10:16] <genii> joakimk_: You can get away with 128 (JUST) in Xubuntu but not in regular Ubuntu or in KDE
[10:16] <joakimk_> genii: I see. Thanks!
[10:16] <genii> joakimk_: You're welcome
[10:16] <BABER> how can compile a c program? i use this command gcc -o 1.c   is this right?
[10:16] <Cybertinus> moymoy: yeah, it is easily replacable. It runs on ordanary DDR2-667 SO-DIMM
[10:16] <grawity> BABER: gcc -o name name.c
[10:17] <dragon_> Cybertinus: that makes more sense.
[10:17] <Fox_1_1> moymoy: I couldn't move any window or click somewhere. But6 when I opening editor and typing and if in that moment it hangs and I'm continuing typing after backing there is my text in editor
[10:18] <om26er> here i want some help. i replaced xfwm4 with metacity and now the theme is changed to ubuntu clear looks but i  cannot open the window manager to change theme
[10:18] <BABER> grawity: i use this command gcc -o test.c but this error appear  gcc:no input file
[10:19] <moymoy> Fox_1_1: what are you using as your video output in VLC? i usually have it set to xv or opengl ... but now i use Mplayer and i'm much more pleased
[10:19] <grawity> BABER: ...read my message again.
[10:19] <buyanet> salutare
[10:19] <Fox_1_1> Video output it Default
[10:20] <moymoy> Fox_1_1: i really don't know what your problem is.. does it only happen when using vlc?
[10:20] <error404notfound> any help for http://pastebin.com/m4ad4f491 ?
[10:20] <Fox_1_1> yes
[10:20] <error404notfound> sorry i as away, i might have missed messages, and i cant scrollup as the page gets clear.
[10:21] <moymoy> Fox_1_1: might be a problem with X .. have you looked in the log files?
[10:22] <Fox_1_1> which output is better?
[10:22] <BABER> grawity: is this right? http://www.binpaste.com/v.php?id=jc7x8
[10:22] <Fox_1_1> XVideo extension video output?
[10:23] <moymoy> Fox_1_1: i liked to use openGL because i imaged better quality when actually it wasn't.. but you can give that a shot instead of the default
[10:23] <Blizzerand> Is it possible for me to update from Jaunty to Karmic
[10:23] <grawity> BABER: no, it's not. You didn't specify the file name you want to #include
[10:23] <Flannel> Blizzerand: Yes.  See #ubuntu+1 for details (Karmic isn't stable)
[10:23] <bullgard4> Blizzerand: Not  to be recommended.
[10:23] <grawity> error404notfound: install gawk.
[10:24] <Blizzerand> But is it possible
[10:24] <grawity> error404notfound: wait, I see...
[10:24] <grawity> error404notfound: have you tried installing awk from http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/gawk ?
[10:24] <moymoy> Blizzerand: yes it's possible, but a lot of things will be broken probably
[10:25] <Blizzerand> Nah this is an old PC.
[10:25] <moymoy> Blizzerand: okay then.. xD so it's okay for you to experiment with it
[10:26] <moymoy> Blizzerand: bring up the prompt with ALT+F2 .. and i think it was `update-manager -d`
[10:26] <Flannel> Blizzerand: /join #ubuntu+1 and read the topic.  There may be special instructions.
[10:26] <om26er> which is a good font for very small size
[10:26] <Blizzerand> moymoy : Yep .  This even runs Fedora 12 rawhide
[10:26] <om26er> an1 tell me plz
[10:27] <AdvoWork> hi there. for some reason my syslog, mail.log and mail.info logs keep going up a fair bit. about an hour ago they were 66mb, now there 97mb, this keeps going until they get to about 4gig and then the server gets clogged up. it seems like theyre being filled up with stuff from postfix(as we run a mail server). Anything I can do?
[10:29] <Slart> AdvoWork: you could disable logging but that's not really recommended.. you could also start logging to a remote computer with more diskspace.. or rotate the logs more often (they should compress nicely)
[10:29] <moymoy> Blizzerand: did you get the command i sent you?
[10:29] <Blizzerand> Yes
[10:29] <Blizzerand> And thanks
[10:29] <moymoy> Blizzerand: and i wish i had an old machine to play with.. i hate when i mess my only computer up
[10:29] <moymoy> Blizzerand: no problem
[10:30] <Blizzerand> moymoy : lol
[10:30] <tmba> moymoy: try using virtualbox
[10:30] <alexidoia> I am looking for to import a pdf into open office, with Picture from file I get the code of the PDF not the visual
[10:30] <moymoy> tmba: i do use it now xD
[10:31] <tmba> moymoy: so mess up the virtual boxes, instead of your main machine  :)
[10:32] <moymoy> just realized... IRC exposes your real IP to everyone in the channel.. good?
[10:32] <Slart> alexidoia: pdf's aren't really designed to be imported into openoffice.. except in some very special cases
[10:33] <jrib> !cloak | moymoy
[10:33] <biouser__> where would the latex-beamer documentation be for the latex-beamer that was installed by the package manager?
[10:33] <leaf-sheep> moymoy: Not me. :O
[10:34] <jrib> biouser__: try: dpkg -L latex-beamer
[10:34] <Amo__> hi, i'm trying to set up a samba share on my local network. samba logs are : http://pastebin.com/d68dbe1e6
[10:34] <moymoy> leaf-sheep: was just curious and did a /whois on myself
[10:34] <Amo__> if someone could help me it'll be great
[10:34] <jrib> !samba > Amo__
[10:34] <jrib> Amo__: not sure if that's helpful, but it should contain complete instructions
[10:34] <biouser__> sweet jrib, way to teach a man to fish!
[10:35] <leaf-sheep> moymoy: You can register an account that way you can reserve your nickname 'moymoy' and obtain a cloak to protect yourself.
[10:35] <leaf-sheep> !register | moymoy
[10:35] <Amo__> thanks jrib , but i alreday followed this kind of tutorials on ubuntu-fr.org
[10:35] <leaf-sheep> moymoy: Wow.  Chicago! :X
[10:35] <majnoon> moo
[10:35] <FxFx> hi all
[10:36] <jrib> Amo__: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[10:36] <FxFx> is it possible to have paltalk running under ubuntu?
[10:36] <Amo__> jrib: 9,04
[10:36] <Ongavezerke> hi all. which file contains the IP-s of the nameservers?
[10:36] <moymoy> leaf-sheep: rofl!
[10:36] <jrib> Amo__: does the "nobody" user exist?
[10:36] <Slart> Ongavezerke: /etc/resolv.conf
[10:36] <Ongavezerke> thanks a lot
[10:36] <Amo__> jrib:  in my /etc/passwd i get : nobody:x:65534:65534:nobody:/nonexistent:/bin/sh
[10:36] <moymoy> leaf-sheep: dangit, you're cloaked
[10:37] <clank> question: why is my system broadcasting on the local subnet to udp/8765?
[10:37] <leaf-sheep> moymoy: First order of business, get yourself cloaked.  Put the pause on Ubuntu.  Learn little more about commands in #freenode and FAQ.
[10:38] <jrib> Amo__: can you pastebin more context about your setup and what you are doing?
[10:38] <moymoy> do i /nickserv to register?
[10:38] <Amo__> jrib: like my smb.conf ?
[10:38] <jrib> moymoy: see ubottu's link :)
[10:38] <jrib> Amo__: yes
[10:38] <sowjendra> how setup video chat software for yahoo in ubuntu
[10:38] <dragon_> moymoy: /query nickserv help
[10:38] <dragon_> sowjendra: what protocol? MSN? Yahoo?
[10:38] <sowjendra> yahoo
[10:39] <dragon_> sowjendra: kopete is a good option.
[10:39] <phoenixrizen> hello
[10:39] <sowjendra> can i have all my yahoo ids in kopete ?
[10:39] <dragon_> sowjendra: yes
[10:40] <inshion> hello everyone
[10:40] <dragon_> !hi
[10:40] <sowjendra> dragon:can i have any autocad software in ubuntu
[10:40] <Amo__> ther (http://pastebin.com/d503be041) you'll find my smb.conf, i'm trying to set up home dir shares on my local network; mainly to exchange file between windows computers
[10:40] <Amo__> jrib
[10:41] <dragon_> sowjendra: not sure. You can try running the windows version on Ubuntu using 'wine' though.
[10:42] <sowjendra> dragon : ofcourse .. we can but we don't want to make any paid software .. so i hv asked for any alternate .. and more over i hv some dwg files
[10:42] <bullgard4> Do other Linux distributions than Ubuntu use a similar program as 'System_Testing' {Enter: i.) System > Administration > System_Testing; ii.) /usr/bin/checkbox-gtk.} also?
[10:43] <dragon_> !qcad | sowjendra
[10:43] <dragon_> grr
[10:43] <dragon_> !info qcad | sowjendra
[10:43] <leaf-sheep> sowjendra: Using Windows apps in Windows?  You could wine, Dualboot or VirtualBox.
[10:43] <leaf-sheep> sowjendra: Check this --> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuScience#Engineering%20Sciences
[10:43] <dragon_> bullgard4: i don't think they do. How would Ubuntu folks know about this anyways? ;)
[10:44] <jrib> Amo__: with the caveat they know next to nothing about samba, the comments in smb.conf suggest that "valid users =%S" would cause that behavior of not allowing the user "nobody" to connect, right?  Have you tried connecting using your username?
[10:44] <sowjendra> can i open autocad files in qcad ?
[10:44] <Amo__> jrib: yes, i tried to connect from my mac with smb://amo@192.168.1.198/amo
[10:44] <jrib> Amo__: then pastebin the error log for that
[10:45] <bullgard4> dragon_: Some ubunteros have a wider overview than others.
[10:45] <Amo__> jrib: http://pastebin.com/d68dbe1e6
[10:45] <leaf-sheep> sowjendra: You have Ubuntu installed
[10:45] <jrib> Amo__: but that doesn't make sense right?  It's rejecting a login attempt by "nobody"
[10:45] <dragon_> bullgard4: Quite possible
[10:45] <Amo__> jrib:  i know :'(
[10:46] <sowjendra> yes i have .. right now i am in ubuntu itself
[10:46] <Amo__> jrib: looks like he systematically connect with "nobody"
[10:46] <jrib> Amo__: have you tried temporarily commenting that option to see what happens?
[10:46] <leaf-sheep> sowjendra: Install the package and see if you can open it.
[10:46] <sowjendra> ok thank u i will do that ..
[10:46] <Amo__> jrib: i'm gonna do so
[10:46] <ciphergoth> I'm trying to VNC from one Jaunty machine to another with vino/vinagre. I can connect and see the screen; the display doesn't update when I type, but if I disconnect and reconnect then I can see that my keystrokes were received.  Anyone got any ideas?
[10:47] <sowjendra> i have windows mobile .. i was making use of my mobile camera as webcam through xp .. is there any similar type of provision in ubuntu
[10:48] <bernardlychan> hi
[10:48] <sowjendra> or any software to install and make use of mobile camera as webcam
[10:48] <nsadmin> if the hardware of the camera is supported, you can probabnly get it going
[10:48] <leaf-sheep> sowjendra: http://t.webofgoo.com/2008/11/01/convert-autocad-dwg-files-to-dxf-in-ubuntu-use-qcad-to-edit-them/
[10:48] <bernardlychan> somehow, i accidentally disabled pidgin running in the background. anyone know how to enable it again?
[10:48] <leaf-sheep> sowjendra: Seems like you need to convert the DWG.  I recommend you make the backup of your original DWG file.
[10:48] <sowjendra> thank u leaf-sheep
[10:48] <bernardlychan> me?
[10:49] <bernardlychan> o rite
[10:49] <bernardlychan> somehow, i accidentally disabled pidgin running in the background. anyone know how to enable it again?
[10:49] <dabukalam> hi all, my grub won't boot into ubuntu. it gives me "Error 11: Unrecognized device string". I can boot into windows fine, and I can see the ubuntu partition fine through a live disc.
[10:49] <leaf-sheep> bernardlychan: Look in Preferences?
[10:49] <bernardlychan> ?
[10:49] <bernardlychan> ok... i'm a noob though lol
[10:49] <bernardlychan> thx
[10:49] <nsadmin> dabukalam: can you get to the grub shell?
[10:49] <leaf-sheep> bernardlychan: Pidgin Preferences.  Should have... option for Icon /Task Manager.
[10:50] <bernardlychan> thanks leaf-sheep
[10:50] <thecat> hi
[10:50] <dabukalam> nsadmin, you mean does it boot into grub?
[10:50] <Amo__> jrib: i do not have logs any more ...
[10:50] <jrib> Amo__: and you still cannot connect?
[10:50] <Amo__> jrib: still not
[10:50] <leaf-sheep> bernardlychan: System Tray Icon.  (If you already found it).
[10:50] <nsadmin> dabukalam: yes, and can you get to the shell too :)
[10:51] <moymoy> leaf-sheep: i'm to ask a staffer to cloak me?
[10:51] <leaf-sheep> moymoy: Yes. In #freenode
[10:51] <leaf-sheep> moymoy: Assuming you did register a nickname, confirmed your email, etc.
[10:51] <richardcavell> Can I ask: Could there ever be a downside to running /etc/init.d/bluetooth stop && /etc/init.d/bluetooth start?
[10:51] <nsadmin> if you know what partition is your / and your /boot and which kernel you want to boot, you can do it... do you have a separate machine you can irc on?
[10:51] <ciphergoth> so in other words I can click on a menu or type somethign, but I have to disconnect and reconnect to see the result!
[10:52] <sowjendra> leaf-sheep : i have windows mobile .. i was making use of my mobile camera as webcam through xp .. is there any similar type of provision in ubuntu
[10:52] <nsadmin> if the hardware of the camera is supported, you can probabnly get it going
[10:52] <jrib> Amo__: should you uncomment ";[homes]"?
[10:52] <leaf-sheep> richardcavell: You could use /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart instead.  You're attempting to restart/stop/start a service. No downhill.
[10:52] <dabukalam> nsadmin: i'm on a sepeate machine :)
[10:53] <richardcavell> leaf-sheep: The stop & start was in a script I saw. I don't know why it doesn't use restart
[10:53] <moymoy> leaf-sheep: yup, registered
[10:53] <nsadmin> ok, when you boot the machine do you see a grub menu?
[10:53] <dabukalam> nsadmin, could it have something to do with which partition is labelled boot?
[10:53] <dabukalam> yup
[10:53] <sowjendra> thank u all for the answers..
[10:53] <dabukalam> nsadmin: and i can get into windows fine
[10:54] <richardcavell> leaf-sheep: Sometimes when you suspend and resume a MacBook the bluetooth service hangs, so you stop it and start it and it seems to work again - it's a script that runs when you thaw
[10:54] <nsadmin> ok, boot the machine, and as soon as you get the menu, move the menu item so it doesn't time out
[10:54] <dabukalam> done
[10:54] <nsadmin> now read the text... it should tell you how to get to the shell... once you do, you should see GRUB>
[10:55] <Amo__> jrib: nothing more
[10:55] <dabukalam> i'm in the old grub
[10:55] <dabukalam> oh ok, in the CLI now
[10:55] <nsadmin> ok, cool.
[10:56] <nsadmin> let's see... type root (
[10:56] <jrib> Amo__: try #samba, they'll know better how to troubleshoot
[10:56] <nsadmin> don't hit enter
[10:56] <nsadmin> hit tab
[10:56] <Amo__> jrib: ok, thx for all
[10:56] <aimtrainer> hi! Does anyone have any experience wih muliple monitors? I have a dual screen setup and I want my lcd tv to be no 3. I'm going to buy 2 nvidia dual dvi pcie cards which support sli. Is it a problem to set this up or does work out of the box.. or not at all?
[10:56] <nsadmin> does it show you what choices you have? maybe hit tab again
[10:57] <dabukalam> it fills it with root (hd0,
[10:57] <moymoy> !xinerama > aimtrainer
[10:57] <dabukalam> when i hit tab again it gives me a list of partitions
[10:57] <nsadmin> ok, so hd0 is your only drive
[10:57] <dabukalam> yup
[10:57] <aimtrainer> thanks moymoy
[10:57] <nsadmin> and one of those partitions is your / partition
[10:57] <dabukalam> i could have told you that ;)
[10:58] <moymoy> aimtrainer: no problem =p
[10:58] <nsadmin> yes, but you wouldn't be learning the grub shell right now :)
[10:58] <dabukalam> yeah, i think that's my ubuntu one
[10:58] <dabukalam> nsadmin, true, true
[10:58] <nsadmin> so you have one partition for ubuntu?
[10:59] <nsadmin> which one is it in grubspeak? (hd0,what?)
[10:59] <richardcavell> Another question: If I do sudo modprobe -r appletouch && sudo modprobe appletouch, could that ever cause any harm? Whether or not the person has the appletouch kernel modules installed?
[10:59] <dabukalam> i have a windows recover partition for vista, an ubuntu partition, a storage partition, a windows 7 partition, and a swap partition
[10:59] <dabukalam> dunno, i can boot into gparted live or ubuntu live to check though
[11:00] <dabukalam> the listed partition give me 5
[11:00] <dabukalam> 0
[11:00] <dabukalam> 0 1 2 3 4 5
[11:00] <nsadmin> well you don't have to do that... let's trial-and-error...
[11:00] <nsadmin> let's guess 3
[11:00] <dabukalam> 0 1 and 5 is unknown, 0 and 1 are 0x7, 2 and 4 are 0x83 and 5 is 0x82
[11:00] <nsadmin> so make it read: root (hd0,3) and hit enter and see what it says
[11:00] <dabukalam> there is no 3
[11:01] <dabukalam> my bad
[11:01] <nsadmin> ok
[11:01] <dabukalam> 0 1 2 4 5
[11:01] <dabukalam> 2 and 4 are also ext2fs
[11:01] <nsadmin> so 2 and 4 are the choices,,, they are the 83s, the 82 is the swap
[11:01] <nsadmin> try 2
[11:01] <dabukalam> (apparantly). although i'm sure jaunty is ext3
[11:02] <dabukalam> okay
[11:02] <samay> hey all
[11:02] <samay> anybody aware of proftpd ?
[11:02] <niadh> I have had to replace the motherboard in this system, luckyly it boots the system fine but is there a command I should run to ensure the system has more accurate drivers?
[11:02] <progre55> hi people! my cpu (acpitemp) is 65C. what can I do in order to cool it down? well, except turning the comp off or blowing into the cpu :-D
[11:02] <nsadmin> now try: kernel /boot/vm (hit tab)
[11:02] <nsadmin> dont hit enter yet
[11:02] <dabukalam> i made it root (hd0,2) and pushed enter, and nothing happened. probably because that's my storage partition and doesn't have any bot info
[11:03] <dabukalam> okay
[11:03] <nsadmin> it won't boot, we're just setting a placeholder grub has called root
[11:03] <nsadmin> chickyhip!
[11:03] <dabukalam> pushed tab, it gave me error 15: file not found
[11:03] <samay> hey.. can anyone tell me how to add user in proftpd
[11:04] <bayer> hi there, i'm running ubuntu jaunty, and i want to install an older lib (libftdi.so.0) - whats the easiest way to achieve this, and can i run it in parallel to libftdi.so.1?
[11:04] <dabukalam> shall i try root (hd0,4)?
[11:04] <moymoy> samay: the users that proftp adds are basically the users on the OS .. you can even "import" a user .. to do that, click the import button
[11:04] <niadh> bayer: Usually newer libraries take precedence over olders ones and I don't think you can run parrallel libs
[11:04] <nsadmin> no, stay with 2 for now... did you hit enter on the root command?
[11:05] <dabukalam> yeah
[11:05] <samay> moymoy, Thanks... I did try that.. but it didnt help :(
[11:05] <nsadmin> ok, did it say ext2 etc?
[11:05] <dabukalam> nope
[11:05] <samay> moymoy, Me still not able to figure out why this is happening
[11:05] <miha> who actually develops linux flash player? that piece of ***** animates things even when tabs are hidden... and news sites just love to put many animated commercials... i didnt see such problem on windows ... so which noob is repsonsible for this?
[11:05] <dabukalam> didn't say anything, just took me to a new line
[11:05] <nsadmin> hmm.
[11:05] <moymoy> samay: what's happening?
[11:05] <nsadmin> ok, we'll go with it for now...
[11:05] <miha> if i open more than 3 articles, i usually have to kill firefox
[11:05] <samay> i added a new user using useradd command
[11:05] <nsadmin> try this:
[11:05] <samay> also changed the password
[11:05] <grawity> miha: Get AdblockPlus.
[11:06] <nsadmin> kernel /boo (then hit tab)
[11:06] <samay> but when i try to login, it does work
[11:06] <nsadmin> does it complete to boot?
[11:06] <dabukalam> nope, error 15
[11:06] <moymoy> samay: it does work.. and the problem is?
[11:06] <nsadmin> ok, we'll try the other partn
[11:06] <nsadmin> root (hd0,4)
[11:06] <dabukalam> enter?
[11:07] <nsadmin> yep
[11:07] <samay> moymoy, The problem is with login
[11:07] <dabukalam> no info, no errors, just a new line
[11:07] <samay> when i try connecting via FTP
[11:07] <samay> i get connected
[11:07] <nsadmin> ok, try:
[11:07] <samay> but authentication fails
[11:07] <dragon_> !enter | samay
[11:07] <nsadmin> kernel /boo (tab)
[11:07] <dabukalam> yup, it completes
[11:07] <moymoy> samay: oh .. in the user tab, you have to type in the password for the user and click apply, then activate the server
[11:08] <nsadmin> make it look like: kernel /boot/vm   then hit tab
[11:08] <dabukalam> progre55: run less processes on your CPU, or buy some better cooling. make sure both your case and CPU are being cooled...
[11:08] <samay> moymoy, Didnt get u
[11:09] <miha> thx for the one saying about adblock plus... it's slightly better
[11:09] <dabukalam> nsadmin: gives me 4 possible files vmcoreinfo..., vmlinuz..., vmlinuz..., and another vmcore...
[11:09] <miha> but still linux flash player is crap
[11:09] <dabukalam> different kernels
[11:09] <nsadmin> you want one of the vmlinuzes
[11:10] <anirban>  I am getting error 550 while I am trying to modify/delete/add files using FTP.
[11:10] <dabukalam> 2.6.28-11-generic and 2.6.28-12-generic
[11:10] <dabukalam> which one?
[11:10] <sergey_> Hi guys. Are there any chances to see FF3.5 and OOo3.1 in the karmic?
[11:10] <nsadmin> hmm, the later one, the 12
[11:10] <dabukalam> enter/
[11:10] <dabukalam> ?
[11:10] <nsadmin> they're both the same kernel version so maybe either is fine
[11:10] <nsadmin> no
[11:10] <moymoy> samay: there's an "Apply" button to click before your settings take effect .. you can set the password right in proftpd
[11:10] <sima> help, i did ZOOM  in GNOME , how do I do Unzooom? !!
[11:11] <dragon_> !ff3.5 | sergey_
[11:11] <samay> moymoy, Me not using a GUI
[11:11] <dabukalam> okay, it's ready and T-counting
[11:11] <moymoy> sergey_: FF3.5 is already in the 9.04 repos
[11:11] <sima> Super key+5 don`t react. 8.04 here
[11:11] <nsadmin> actually get rid of this line for now, I want to see the device.map
[11:11] <moymoy> samay: i see.. but i can't see why you can't log in.. ... have you tried logging in to that user using `su` or through gdm?
[11:11] <nsadmin> try this: cat /boot/grub/device.map
[11:12] <niadh> How'd you reinstall the kernel after replacing a broken motherboard?
[11:12] <nsadmin> what does it say hd0 is?
[11:12] <samay> moymoy, Yes
[11:12] <dabukalam>  /dev/sda
[11:13] <sima> my screen is ZOOMED in Gnome, how do I do Unzoom without restart?
[11:13] <dabukalam> hd1 is /dev/sdb
[11:13] <nsadmin> ok, and this 4 must be /dev/sda5
[11:13] <nsadmin> so there is a second drive
[11:13] <dabukalam> nope
[11:13] <moymoy> samay: can you confirm that your server is running? and what browser/client are you trying to log in from?
[11:13] <error404notfound> grawity, thanks, that worked, and sorry for this long delay, i was away fixing a picnic.
[11:13] <sergey_> moymoy, dragon_ thanks, I know it's available for 9.04. I meant the 9.10 defaults. I'm playging with yesterday 'daily-live' image and here is FF3.0.0.11 and OOo3.0. Though I know that DebianImportFreeze phase is finished at 25th June.
[11:13] <dabukalam> that's what's wierd
[11:13] <nsadmin> there used to be?
[11:13] <samay> moymoy, I did try using root login and password
[11:13] <samay> well
[11:13] <sergey_> maybe it is a question for ubuntu-devel...
[11:14] <nsadmin> it doesnt' matter that much I guess... but yes it's weird
[11:14] <dabukalam> no second drive. uhh, no, i mean, i've booted off an external drive many times, USBs, external HDDs, etc.
[11:14] <dragon_> sergey_: It is there by default in karmic. For karmic questions, #ubuntu+1 is the best place.
[11:14] <samay> moymoy, I am working on ubuntu jaunty on my computer and the server is Ubuntu 8.10
[11:14] <dabukalam> it's a laptop
[11:14] <sima> So, I should probably hit Ctrl+Alt+Backspace, since Gnome Unziim funcion with Super+5  on 8.04 Don`t work//?
[11:14] <moymoy> samay: just type in the user used by proftpd
[11:14] <taba> hello all
[11:14] <moymoy> samay: no need to log in with root
[11:14] <nsadmin> so the root partition is /dev/sda5
[11:15] <nsadmin> so here's your kernel line:
[11:15] <dabukalam> how do you know that the root is sda5?
[11:15] <sergey_> thanks for the support, guys,  I haven't seen a question w/o an answer here. you rock
[11:15] <samay> moymoy, I tried that
[11:15] <taba> newbie question po
[11:15] <samay> moymoy, thanks anyways..
[11:15] <nsadmin> kernel /boot/vmlin(tab)12 ro root=/dev/sda5
[11:16] <samay> moymoy, Do u want me to send the passwd file ?
[11:16] <moymoy> samay: =\ .. weird because i set up my server just earlier today, albeit i cheated and used a gui
[11:16] <moymoy> samay: but i did the same as you `adduser` .. and it worked
[11:16] <taba> trying to connect using citrix need help
[11:16] <dabukalam> nsadmin: how do you know that the root is sda5? (just for learning purposes)
[11:16] <richardcavell> sergey_: what is 00o3.1?
[11:16] <moymoy> samay: but i also had `--disabled-password` and `disabled-login` for my ftp user
[11:16] <samay> moymoy, what is the difference between adduser and useradd ?
[11:17] <sergey_> richardcavell, OpenOffice.org
[11:17] <samay> moymoy, I did useradd
[11:17] <nsadmin> well we know the drive in grubspeak is hd0
[11:17] <richardcavell> sergey_: ok
[11:17] <richardcavell> Ubuntu forums are down
[11:17] <nsadmin> we searched around for the root partition, found it at hd0,4
[11:17] <moymoy> samay: they do the same thing, but different distros might use different commands.. in ubuntu it happens to be adduser
[11:17] <anirban> I am getting error 550 while I am trying to modify/delete/add files using FTP.
[11:17] <richardcavell> But I found a great hi-res picture of a Ferrari F430 on the Internet that is now my desktop background
[11:17] <nsadmin> grub is zero-based, so you have to add one to the partition
[11:18] <dabukalam> oh yeah, and everything is one behind, because there's no 0,0
[11:18] <nsadmin> so that's really something5
[11:18] <dabukalam> okay cool
[11:18] <dragon_> moymoy, samay: adduser is a wrapper around useradd, and adduser performs some extra operations.
[11:18] <nsadmin> the something is in device.map
[11:18] <samay> oh.. thanks dragon.. didnt knew
[11:18] <rottcodd> when I connect my ipod I'd like gtkpod to start, where can I set that option?
[11:18] <nsadmin> so try that kernel line
[11:19] <dabukalam> okay
[11:19] <dabukalam> i put it in and pushed enter
[11:19] <nsadmin> and?
[11:19] <dabukalam> didn't get an error
[11:19] <dabukalam> so i assume that's a good thing
[11:19] <nsadmin> it's supposed to read it in...
[11:19] <dabukalam> now i'm leaving shell and trying to boot ubuntu
[11:19] <nsadmin> ok, let's try to get the initrd now
[11:19] <nsadmin> wait
[11:19] <dabukalam> ok
[11:19] <nsadmin> first do this:
[11:20] <nsadmin> initrd /boot/initrd (tab)
[11:20] <dragon_> !enter | nsadmin
[11:20] <taba> anyone knows how to use citrix in ubuntu
[11:20] <dabukalam> what's initrd? i'm guessing vmlinuz is an image which the machine boots into, but what is initrd?
[11:20] <nsadmin> dragon_: I can't really do that and be interactive at the same time; you're going to have to bear with me
[11:20] <owen1> how to use console login instead of xdm/gdm/slim?
[11:21] <dragon_> nsadmin: no problem, it wasn't specifically for you anyways.
[11:21] <moymoy> dragon_: i see that now.. xD just read up on useradd =p
[11:21] <nsadmin> vmlinuz is the kernel, the initrd is an INITial Ram Disk image which is stored kernel modules necessary to mount /
[11:22] <bernardlychan> i want to extract these files somewhere, and it says i dont have the permissions to extract the files there. Does anyone know how to edit the user permissions? sorry im a n00b
[11:22] <dabukalam> nsadmin: oh cool that makes sense. then it just boots the files
[11:22] <clank> bernardlychan: chmod
[11:22] <bernardlychan> ?
[11:22] <bernardlychan> what's that?
[11:22] <nsadmin> yeah, so did the tab work on the initrd?
[11:23] <dabukalam> nsadmin, initrd gives me 2 possible files, 11 and 12
[11:23] <nsadmin> pick the initrd that matches the kernel version
[11:23] <nsadmin> 12
[11:23] <nsadmin> is the match
[11:23] <dabukalam> yup, then what?
[11:23] <clank> bernardlychan: it's a command. you could also just right-click on the file i think
[11:23] <nsadmin> then hit enter
[11:23] <clank> properties, permissions
[11:23] <moymoy> rottcodd: go edit nautilus' preferences and go to the `media` tab .. it'll let you run a certain program whenever you insert media
[11:23] <bernardlychan> hey guys what's chmod?
[11:23] <nsadmin> why it's not loading these thing, I dunno... something's different
[11:24] <Dulak> bernardlychan: change mode, to change file permissions
[11:24] <bernardlychan> ok
[11:24] <bernardlychan> thanks
[11:24] <dabukalam> okay, same, no info, no error, just moves on to another blank line (maybe some sort of verbose mode isn't enabled??)
[11:24] <nsadmin> maybe
[11:24] <nsadmin> try boot
[11:24] <nsadmin> type: boot, and hit enter
[11:24] <dabukalam> just "boot" then enter?
[11:24] <dabukalam> ok
[11:25] <dabukalam> LOVELY. It's booting
[11:25] <nsadmin> so now you have a small introduction to the grub shell
[11:25] <anirban> I am getting error 550 while I am trying to modify/delete/add files using FTP.
[11:25] <nsadmin> and
[11:25] <dabukalam> grub 101
[11:26] <nsadmin> you know how to boot your os
[11:26] <dabukalam> okay
[11:26] <nsadmin> I mean, I think the grub shell is the coolest thing in the world :)
[11:26] <NickDeNeger> anirban, the FTP user don't have rights to write
[11:26] <nsadmin> next to Jessica Alba that is
[11:26] <dabukalam> haha grub fetish?
[11:26] <dabukalam> now how do i reflect those changes in menu.lst?
[11:27] <nsadmin> is it booting all the way?
[11:27] <dabukalam> yup
[11:27] <dabukalam> i'm at my desktop
[11:27] <nsadmin> well ok.
[11:27] <dabukalam> (home sweet home) i was getting bored of windows 7
[11:27] <dabukalam> sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[11:27] <moymoy> dabukalam: did you quickly find that nothing was new? =p
[11:28] <nsadmin> try update-grub as root
[11:28] <areels> ubuntu is ready to be real alternative to windows, just need a good synch between applications
[11:28] <nsadmin> I need a good synch so I can wash muh hands!
[11:29] <Gorlist> is their a program that will shutdown PC at a set time, however allow for 15 minute exstensions (office pc to stop someone from working)
[11:29] <dabukalam> moymoy: i disagree, nothing is new on the outside, but there is a huge performance improvement, and it feels a lot more snappy. not ubuntu-snappy, but at least it doesn't look like an undeveloped fetus in comparison to ubuntu
[11:29] <Gorlist> I know I can enter a cronjob, but not the same
[11:29] <anirban> NickDeNeger : How to give them rights ?
[11:29] <gambi> i'm trying to route my vmware vnc through my ubuntu server to the real network but can't figure out whats wrong with my iptables. here is the iptables i'm right now using: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219663/
[11:30] <dabukalam> nsadmin, okay, but i already tried that from the live disc and from super grub to no avail
[11:30] <nsadmin> but now you're booted into your own system; it should work
[11:31] <gambi> those iptables are always a big f***ing riddle ... could some one have a look please, I'm kinda lost on. :)
[11:31] <dabukalam> nsadmin, it gives me "install the package maintainer's version" "keep local version" and some other options. which one?
[11:31] <Boohbah> gambi: cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[11:31] <gambi> Boohbah: 1
[11:31] <nsadmin> hmm?
[11:31] <Boohbah> gambi: good
[11:31] <gambi> :D
[11:31] <nsadmin> it's asking this about what?
[11:31] <dabukalam> grub-update
[11:32] <nsadmin> confused right now
[11:32] <AdvoWork> How do i go about rotating/compressing or something'ing my log files? specifically syslog, mail.log, mail.info
[11:32] <dabukalam> i went with the package maintainers
[11:32] <gambi> Boohbah: vnc server is running on 6900 cuz i can telnet into it: telnet 192.168.156.132 6900
[11:32] <nsadmin> wait, waht did you do tho?
[11:32] <iceroot> AdvoWork: man logrotate
[11:32] <anirban>  NickDeNeger : How to give them rights ?
[11:33] <dragon_> anirban: give rights to whom?
[11:33] <dabukalam> nsadmin: i just realised it was telling me that i have previously modified grub manually, and it wants to know if it should restore the default or keep my changes. i selected default
[11:33] <anirban> dragon_ : The FTP users to modify/add files.
[11:33] <nsadmin> ohh
[11:34] <dabukalam> nsadmin: after looking at menu.lst i'd like to know what an entry called "Chainload into GRUB 2" means?
[11:34] <dragon_> anirban: do they have enough rights to make the change locally?
[11:34] <joejc> do the forums run on ubuntu server?
[11:34] <nsadmin> there must be a new grub somewhere on your system?
[11:34] <Dulak> I just converted my sister's laptop to ubuntu, all my family is running linux now, no more windows support!
[11:35] <dabukalam> nsadmin: yeah i previously tried to install grub 3
[11:35] <anirban> dragon_ : I don't think so... The files are showing they are owned by root !!
[11:35] <dabukalam> nsadmin, i think i succeeded but it failed to fix my problme
[11:35] <dabukalam> !chainload
[11:35] <dabukalam> darn
[11:35] <moymoy> dabukalam: rofl.. that was exactly what i thought when i first used ubuntu .. but it's exactly that undeveloped fetus look that makes ubuntu so recognizeable ... i went to a Japanese marken out in the suburbs, and i noticed that their cash registers used Ubuntu .. the window took the whole screen, but i recognized the human theme
[11:35] <dragon_> anirban: they need to be modifiable locally.
[11:35] <dragon_> anirban: man chown
[11:36] <fjurc> :j #debian
[11:36] <dabukalam> moymoy: if it wasn't for active directory, windows would have died out ages ago
[11:36] <nsadmin> try update-grub
[11:37] <dabukalam> nsadmin, i already did that, remember?
[11:37] <AdvoWork> hmm, logrotate must already be working because ive got say syslog.0 etc etc, so if logrotate is doing its job, what else can i do? my log files are getting massive. for mail.log ive got mail.log.0 which was done 6 days ago by the looks of it :S
[11:37] <suzanne> hi there. I use Ubuntu 9.04 and I have no sound anymore.
[11:37] <joejc> do the forums run on ubuntu server?
[11:37] <dragon_> !sound | suzanne
[11:37] <dabukalam> moymoy: but windows 7 is a definite improvement, and if microsoft keeps working, i see some potential by windows 15/16
[11:38] <suzanne> I had a 'null output (pulseaudio)' sound device but not now
[11:38] <nsadmin> dabukalam: ok, now cross your fingers and reboot the machine
[11:38] <dabukalam> nsadmin: fingers crossed. toes crossed.
[11:38] <moymoy> dabukalam: i haven't tested windows 7 myself, but i've heard too many mixed reviews to really believe anything
[11:38] <dragon_> AdvoWork: did you check /etc/logrotate.conf and /etc/logrotate.d/ ?
[11:39] <nsadmin> suzanne: I guess you could try alsaconf (why pulseaudio?)
[11:39] <dragon_> dabukalam: lol nice one
[11:39] <loeiz> hi
[11:39] <dragon_> moymoy: you should try windows 7
[11:39] <dabukalam> moymoy: try it. you have nothing to lose
[11:39] <dabukalam> moymoy: you shouldn't give your own reviews on something from simply what you've read
[11:39] <dragon_> moymoy: it's a good idea to know  your enemy ;)
[11:39] <loeiz> is there some clone program of the windows program that index everything, even the contents and metadata of file ?
[11:39] <dabukalam> nsadmin: marry me
[11:40] <loeiz> locate doesn' index the content
[11:40] <dragon_> loeiz: google desktop?
[11:40] <jrib> loeiz: tracker, beagle, ...
[11:40] <joejc> do the forums run on ubuntu server?
[11:40] <loeiz> dragon_, yes but another one :à)
[11:40] <loeiz> jrib, ok thanks
[11:40] <dabukalam> nsadmin: IT WORKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[11:40] <jrib> loeiz: tracker should be installed by default
[11:40] <nsadmin> why? don't you think our friends-with-benefits relationship fills your needs? :)
[11:40] <AdvoWork> dragon_, its set to weekly, change that to daily?
[11:40] <loeiz> jrib, ok :)
[11:40] <nsadmin> dabukalam: ok, reboot again and try booting win
[11:41] <dabukalam> nsadmin: :P:D maybe you're right.
[11:41] <dabukalam> nsadmin: in the process
[11:41] <dragon_> AdvoWork: It depends. You can even change it to desired max size.
[11:41] <dabukalam> nsadmin: it works.
[11:42] <nsadmin> good :) we're done :)
[11:42]  * dabukalam feels like a child who has just been given a hug and some candy
[11:42] <moymoy> dabukalam: dragon_: already downloading =p .. now all i have to do is compile my virtualbox module D; .. i'll do that when i'm not messing with "galaxy"
[11:42] <AdvoWork> dragon_, i might change to daily and see how that goes. do i need to reload anything once i change weekly -> daily?
[11:43] <nsadmin> I have that effect on people...
[11:43] <dabukalam> nsadmin: haha :D thanks a lot
[11:43] <moymoy> dangit.. i keep forgetting the ubuntuforums are down
[11:43] <dabukalam> nsadmin: now i have another question
[11:43] <dragon_> AdvoWork: i think there's nothing to reload..
[11:44] <dabukalam> windows this time
[11:44] <nsadmin> a windows question?
[11:44] <dabukalam> yep
[11:44] <nsadmin> well I don't guarantee candy and flowers here...
[11:44] <dragon_> !windows | dabukalam
[11:44] <dragon_> :D
[11:44] <moymoy> give it a shot anyway
[11:44] <olinuxx> bye
[11:44] <dabukalam> i'm using ext2fsd to try and read the partitions, but i can't. it worked fine when i had vista on it.
[11:45] <nsadmin> oh, so this is a windows driver for ext2?
[11:45] <nsadmin> which probably doesn't work on win 7
[11:45] <dragon_> dabukalam: did you have ntfs-3g?
[11:46] <dabukalam> dragon_:it's jaunty. doesn't that come with 3g as default?
[11:46] <dragon_> dabukalam: it does
[11:46] <NickDeNeger> jaunty has 3g by default yes
[11:47]  * dragon_ is falling asleep on the keybd
[11:47] <dabukalam> it sees the disks, and mounts them, but it doesn't read them or let me access them. and when i try to open them, it asks me if i'd like to format. and i reply " format yourself"
[11:48]  * dabukalam slaps dragon_
[11:48]  * dragon_ growls!
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> dabukalam: you mount partitions not disks
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> dabukalam: can you provide a pastebin of the output of:   mount
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> !paste
[11:49] <lf4> If I wanted to leave a message for another user on the same system what do people recommend? I was thinking maybe the write or wall commands. Would that work if they are not logged in?
[11:49] <dabukalam> actionparsnip: sure i'll just reboot into ubuntu
[11:50] <nsadmin> lf4: maybe email works at least locally
[11:50] <avelldiroll> Hello, do any of you use torque/pbs or gridengine? I realized today that they both appeared on the repository. I use to install them from source/binaries. Do you know if the packages come with a default config? I guess I should install them an see for myself though
[11:51] <lf4> nsadmin: true
[11:51] <nsadmin> avelldiroll: all debian packages are installed in two phases... an unpack phase and a configure phase...
[11:52] <vlt> Hello. Where can I find out more about yesterday's kernel update (2.6.24-24.55 to 2.6.24.-24.56)?
[11:52] <koshari> fretsonfire randomly resizing window during game, any suggestions?
[11:52] <moymoy> might be compiz releated
[11:52] <nsadmin> what's a fretsonfire?
[11:53] <koshari> guitar hero clone
[11:53] <avelldiroll> nsadmin, I know thanks ... but those are job managers that may handle clusters or workstation ... my question was if anybody knew to what point the config process of those packages goes ...
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> nsadmin: its awesome
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> koshari: i'd side with moymoy. are you running compiz?
[11:53] <nsadmin> what controller does it use?
[11:53] <nsadmin> can I use my fretless bass?
[11:54] <koshari> ActionParsnip *tick*
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> nsadmin: keyboard by default but proper guitar hero controllers can be used with a little love
[11:54] <avelldiroll> nsadmin, fretsonfire is a clone game of guitar hero
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> koshari: then turn off compiz and try it again
[11:54] <koshari> nsadmin it uses f1-f5  but you can map to whatever you want, people are making guitars out of kids toy ones for it
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> nsadmin: default keys are F1 to F5 for frets and enter to 'strum'
[11:55] <nsadmin> what songs do they have for it
[11:55] <dabukalam> actionparsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219673
[11:55] <Nhawdge> Hey all, I'm looking for a solution to make the command "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" shorter
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> koshari: have you tried the mfh mod. it helped me lots
[11:55] <Drknezz> Hi, Anyoe knows how can i resize a squashfs file?
[11:55] <pratik_narain> nsadmin: how to play fof on a laptop where i cant invert the keyboard
[11:55] <avelldiroll> Nhawdge, make an alias of it
[11:55] <dabukalam> nhawdge, make a bash file and create a shortcut?
[11:55] <koshari> ActionParsnip whats it do?
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> dabukalam: ok cool, not seeing a great lot there. Can you provide the output of: sudo fdisk -l
[11:56] <nsadmin> pratik_narain: I never played it before
[11:56] <swilkinson> i have a compro videomate c200 and i can see it when i lsusb but how do i know what /dev is it?
[11:56] <Nhawdge> avelldiroll: dabukalam I am specifically looking for something I saw a while ago, looked like sudo apt-get {update|upgrade} but I don't know where to look for that
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> koshari: try using different display settings, and/or a higher/lower framerate
[11:56] <dabukalam> actionparsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219675
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> koshari: i use the mfh version which doesnt actually need frets on fire installed
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> dabukalam: nice one :). Ok so which partition do you want access to?
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> koshari: i also recommend you switch off compiz and try the game again
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> koshari: compiz is a massive PITA and breaks tonnes of stuff
[11:58] <dabukalam> actionparsnip: from windows 7 i need access to both the ubuntu and storage partitions, which happen to both be ext3. i meant to make the storage one FAT32, but i must have forgotten, it's too late now, i already have too much valuable stuff on there to change
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> dabukalam: you can get read and write access to ntfs using ntfs-3g
[11:59] <sash_> Nhawdge:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/219676/ call it upgrade.sh, put it in yout /home/$USER, chmod +x it and use it on the terminal by tiping ./upgrade.sh
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> dabukalam: fat32 isnt robust enough, nor does it support > 4Gb file size so no DVD iso
[11:59] <koshari> ActionParsnip prolly true but 99% of the time i have cube rotate mapped to the thumbstick on my logitech rev and scale mapped to the top button
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> koshari: that'll do it
[11:59] <dabukalam> actionparsnip, i'm aware of that. i want access to ext3 FROM windows not the other way around
[11:59] <koshari> ActionParsnip so the fofix is a rewrite?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> dabukalam: you can use http://www.fs-driver.org
[11:59] <Nhawdge> sash_: Thanks for that, but it's not actually what I am looking for, that is more of the easiest example I have for it
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> koshari: its a mod that folks do, theres loads
[12:00] <Drknezz> Hi, Anyoe knows how can i resize a squashfs file?
[12:00] <dabukalam> actionparsnip, does it work in windows 7? i already have ext2fsd installed and it doesn't work
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> dabukalam: then you can read the ext3. I suggest you format the common storage area to ntfs (this will destroy the data) then mount it with ntfs-3g
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> dabukalam: not sure, i dont use windows
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> dabukalam: but if you panda to windows's short sightedness and use ntfs, you can mount it with ntfs-3g and linux can read / write to it happily
[12:02] <sash_> dabukalam:  i know that there is an ext-driver for windows, i tried to use it under xp, but it does not work correctly, so i have been afraid to kill my linux-data
[12:02] <dabukalam> actionparsnip, too much typing, not enough reading... if you'd read what i originally wrote you would have saved me some time and a reboot. thanks for your help anyway.
[12:02] <daycreature> ActionParsnip (or anyone), after I have installed LAMP how do I test that SQL is working, and how do I access and use the server
[12:04] <avelldiroll> daycreature, install phpmyadmin and create a dummy base?
[12:04] <daycreature> When I try to run initial config like setting up my root password for mysql
[12:04] <Bart_> Hello, can anyone help me with some SAMBA and printing issues?
[12:05] <daycreature> avelldiroll: I think something is wrong because when I try to do the initial setup in terminal like setting the password I get this error: mysqladmin: connect to server at 'localhost' failed
[12:05] <daycreature> error: 'Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)'
[12:05] <daycreature> Check that mysqld is running and that the socket: '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' exists!
[12:05] <daycreature> why would it fail to connect to localhost
[12:05] <iceroot> daycreature: server is running?
[12:06] <tresadf> 大家好
[12:06] <daycreature> how do i stop the server so i can set it up
[12:06] <iceroot> daycreature: sudo /etc/init.d/mysql stop
[12:06] <avelldiroll> daycreature, iceroot is right check with ps that your server is running
[12:06] <iceroot> daycreature: sudo /etc/init.d/mysql status  for checking the status
[12:06] <daycreature> ok that stopped it perfect
[12:07] <iceroot> daycreature: sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start  for starting the server
[12:07] <daycreature> iceroot: even with the server stopped i still get the same error
[12:08] <inshion> ls
[12:08] <tresadf> sl
[12:08] <iceroot> daycreature: what you want to do exactly? also try #mysql
[12:08] <daycreature> I just want to be able to get into my server so I can install joomla on it
[12:08] <AdvoWork> how does logrotate run? can i run it now as if it'd run on its own?
[12:08] <tresadf> use help
[12:09] <daycreature> thanks for the channel suggestion i will go there but if you know how to do this please help
[12:09] <iceroot> daycreature: going into the server with what?
[12:09] <daycreature> With a browser
[12:09] <daycreature> I guess I need to install phpmyadmin
[12:10] <bazhang> !cn | tresadf
[12:10] <daycreature> but i need to be able to setup my password in stuff that's the primary issue i'm trying to solve right now
[12:10] <daycreature> this error i'm getting
[12:10] <daycreature> and stuff*
[12:11] <tresadf> can login or not?
[12:11] <tusslingturtle> hi, kann mir jemand helfen starcraft unter ubuntu zum laufen zu bringen damit ich wieder im battlenet spielen kann?
[12:11] <bazhang> !de | tusslingturtle
[12:12] <AdvoWork> im trying logrotate -f to force but nothings happening
[12:12] <tresadf> -help
[12:12] <bazhang> tresadf, ask a question
[12:12] <inshion> nick
[12:13] <weige> hello
[12:13] <bazhang> weige, hello, what is your Ubuntu support question
[12:13] <ernetas> Hello guys.
[12:14] <aheckler> what was the name of that forum that one of the mods started a few years back? i remember he sent PMs to virtually everyone on UF about it and some people got mad....
[12:14] <ernetas> I have a server with CD drive connected over IDE.
[12:14] <ernetas> And a desktop, which has DVD drive connected only over SATA.
[12:14] <bazhang> !ot > aheckler
[12:14] <dvelaz1> l
[12:14] <ernetas> For now, I don't have any empty CDs left.
[12:15] <ernetas> The point is - I could burn DVD and install Ubuntu Server into the server's HDD connected to desktop's motherboard and CD-ROM.
[12:15] <ernetas> Sorry, I mean DVD drive :) .
[12:15] <ernetas> Only if this would work. Would it? :)
[12:15] <dabukalam> anyone know what differences there are between kernels 2.6.28-12 and 2.6.28-13?
[12:15] <ernetas> My server and desktop have different chipsets, motherboards and etc.
[12:16] <ernetas> Would it work, do you think? :)
[12:16] <nsadmin> dabukalam: 1
[12:16] <ernetas> And maybe there's a possibility to install Ubuntu over network? :) It could make things a lot easier.
[12:16] <ernetas> I mean something like PXE. :)
[12:16] <nsadmin> that number is the number of times the maintainer uploaded the same version of a package
[12:16] <dabukalam> nsadmin: ;) apart from that
[12:17] <dabukalam> nsadmin: so there's no difference?
[12:17] <nsadmin> also the changelog would probably tell you in more detail
[12:17] <AdvoWork> how does logrotate know when to run each day, what calls it?
[12:17] <dabukalam> nsadmin: why is it on the recommended updates then?
[12:17] <nsadmin> no, there is likely a difference
[12:17] <nsadmin> maybe someone fixed a bug or 2
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> or added some functionality
[12:18] <nsadmin> or added more drivers
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> if you go to www.kernel.org you can read the changelog
[12:18] <nsadmin> well no, you'd have to look at the debian changelog because that number is only relevent to that or ubuntu
[12:19] <vegombrei> is there a way to back up my system and restore it on a new pc?
[12:20] <vegombrei> or do i have to reinstall ubuntu and all the tweaks i made
[12:20] <tsimpson> !backup
[12:20] <koshari> ActionParsnip given compix was the culprit i borrowed a script to switch to metacity while FoF is running,
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> koshari: see what i mean about compiz
[12:20] <nsadmin> you could try that\
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> vegombrei: you can use partimage to transfer the partition from system to system
[12:21] <koshari> ActionParsnip yeah i know but its a bit like a crack addiction, when your flying its the great,
[12:21] <koshari> ActionParsnip how did you install the FoF mod btw?
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> koshari: i used it back when it was beryl, got bored of it, switched to lxde
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> koshari: it sits on my file server and has its own executable
[12:22] <fabio> ciao
[12:22] <koshari> ActionParsnip where the bin from???
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> koshari: there are mods that you can put in a folder in the FoF folder system and you can select it
[12:23] <vegombrei> ActionParsnip: but im assembling a pc with all new hardware .. how will the restore behave once it finds new hardware?
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> koshari: theres 32bit and 64bit http://www.fretsonfire.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=25027#p285059
[12:24] <koshari> ActionParsnip cheers/
[12:24] <inshion> anyone use PortableUbuntu?
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> if ou have left all the x drivers on the system it will be fine. You may have to reset xorg.conf to defaults as the gfx card may be different
[12:24] <anirban> how to write chown for a group ... i.e. all the members of the group gets the same priviledge ?
[12:24] <weige> what's portable ubuntu
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> anirban: sudo chown :groupname thing
[12:25] <CorpX> how could i save the output of terminal to a log file
[12:25] <weige> >
[12:25] <CorpX> im about to run a perl script, but i'd rather have the output saved to af ile
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> anirban: by default the users in the group have the same group access as they are in the same group
[12:25] <CorpX> so
[12:25] <weige> use  > xxx.flie
[12:25] <CorpX> perl script.pl > xxx.file ?
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> CorpX: command > file.txt
[12:26] <weige> yeah
[12:26] <AdvoWork> how come logrotate doesnt include syslog in its rotation as default?
[12:26] <CorpX> thanks
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> CorpX: sure, make sure you have write access to the pwd
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> CorpX: or you can run perl script.pl > ~/xxx.txt and it will be in the root of ~
[12:27] <totaleclipse> hi
[12:27] <vegombrei> ActionParsnip: yep, im going from a p4 3.4 1gb ram 64mb graphics to a quad core 8gb ram radeon 512 .. its quite a leap but if i have to reinstall ubuntu the personalizing and tweaking will take me forever to restore
[12:27] <iceroot> AdvoWork: it has syslog by default /etc/logrotate.d/syslog  (debian lenny)
[12:27] <YBLLZIJ> ZJPPIBRGFYTUIEQZBWDKQUJGPDFGIJXPLWBTQFDACMOM
[12:27] <YBLLZIJ> FFLTPNFLYXKHOAKESQDSJKIT
[12:27] <YBLLZIJ> MYQNCODQDPKLXOHMXEKEBOGSHC
[12:27] <FloodBot3> YBLLZIJ: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> vegombrei: most of the settings are in /etc and your home dir
[12:28] <iceroot> AdvoWork: there is a config /etc/logrotate.conf and there are several scripts in /etc/logrotate.d/
[12:28] <totaleclipse> can anyone help me change the graphics card driver to a better one in ubuntu 9?
[12:28] <AdvoWork> iceroot, i just looked in logrotate.d and it doesnt mention syslog
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> totaleclipse: what video card?
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> totaleclipse: lspci | grep -i vga will tell you
[12:28] <totaleclipse> versions 6,7, and 8 used to work fine but in version 9 the 3dcube wont start
[12:28] <iceroot> AdvoWork: hm, dont know how it will be done in ubuntu, but in debian its default
[12:29] <totaleclipse> 945 intel
[12:29] <iceroot> totaleclipse: oh :(
[12:29] <iceroot> totaleclipse: intel with jaunty is very hard, let me look up, i found a tut how to install a better intel driver (eeepc intel 945)
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> totaleclipse: i've seen some success stories with this: http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/reverting-xorg-video-intel-driver-of.html
[12:30] <totaleclipse> super! let me have a look...
[12:30] <AdvoWork> iceroot, any ideas how I can manually rotate that file then?
[12:31] <nsadmin> AdvoWork turn your laptop 90 degrees!
[12:31] <iceroot> AdvoWork: sure, look at the other rotates and write some for your log
[12:31] <iceroot> totaleclipse: use this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582  i am using this with bei intel 945 on jaunty
[12:31] <totaleclipse> thanks guys
[12:31] <totaleclipse> ;)
[12:32] <totaleclipse> hey open source rules...
[12:32] <iceroot> !paste
[12:32] <totaleclipse> i have recently noticed that major companies apple is included are stealing stuff from the open source. they should stop. we are talking that they steal the way of thinking
[12:33] <iceroot> AdvoWork: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219692/  this is my logrotate for rsyslog (debian lenny)
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> totaleclipse: there is a license on the code
[12:33] <AdvoWork> iceroot, i added: /var/log/syslog { missingok daily  create 0664 root utmp rotate 7 } to my logrotate.conf and ran: logrotate  -v /etc/logrotate.conf  but it didnt rotate :S
[12:34] <iceroot> AdvoWork: logorate -v -f /etc/logrotate.conf
[12:34] <nsadmin> a way of thinking is not property. follow to the logical conclusion... what would it be like if it were?
[12:34] <totaleclipse> license hope that stops the thefts. anyway i don't believe so. However open source is grwoing up faster ! it has become powerfull
[12:34] <AdvoWork> and the output was: rotating pattern: /var/log/syslog  after 1 days (7 rotations)    empty log files are rotated, old logs are removed   considering log /var/log/syslog     log does not need rotating
[12:34] <iceroot> AdvoWork: you have to reload the syslog-daemon, have a look at my link i gave you
[12:35] <totaleclipse> free the open source stop copying guys!
[12:35] <totaleclipse> thanks for the help here!
[12:35] <totaleclipse> i love you all!
[12:35] <iceroot> AdvoWork: because the daemon is opening a logfile which you want to rotate, after that the log-daemon cant write to the new file
[12:35] <weige> ...
[12:35] <nsadmin> start copying girls?
[12:35] <AdvoWork> ahh, ok, it reloaded doing force.. but the syslog was 141mb, and now its just syslog.1 and is 141mb, so ive still got the problem of massive log files :S
[12:35] <Cobra_Girl> I installed recommended security updates yesterday for Hardy and now Pidgin doesn't work at all... will not open
[12:36] <Cobra_Girl> Has anyone heard anything on this?
[12:36] <iceroot> AdvoWork: man logrotate
[12:36] <nsadmin> Cobra_Girl: now THAT'S what I call security!
[12:36] <iceroot> AdvoWork: look at compress, also look at rotate
[12:36] <totaleclipse> oh by the way... windows 7 is the same old windows. registry... dll same sh^t
[12:36] <Cobra_Girl> not the security I'm looking for  :(
[12:36] <iceroot> AdvoWork: its deleting the old logs after rotate x days
[12:36] <Anrban1987> ActionParsnip : "sudo chown :groupname thing " What to do if "thing" is a folder and I want to apply the permissions to all the child directories ?
[12:37] <iceroot> AdvoWork: sudo chown -R user:group directory
[12:37] <kalis_2009> hi, does somebody knows strategoxt and how can I install on ubuntu esaily?
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> Anrban1987: sudo chown -R :groupname thing
[12:37] <nsadmin> Cobra_Girl: try reinstalling it... or try watching a log like maybe /ver/log/messages while you try to run it
[12:37] <iceroot> AdvoWork: sorry wrong nick
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> Anrban1987: you can set the user owner too if you wish:   sudo chown owner:groupname thing
[12:38] <Cobra_Girl> okay, thank you
[12:38] <AdvoWork> iceroot, so after 7 days it will delete the old log?
[12:38] <iceroot> AdvoWork: if i am correct rotate x = x weeks
[12:38] <nsadmin> Cobra_Girl: welcome... but I'd be curious as to the result
[12:39] <iceroot> AdvoWork: have a look at man logrotate
[12:39] <iceroot> AdvoWork: there a 3 examples
[12:39] <AdvoWork> iceroot, im now confused, ran that script, its create syslog.1 and syslog  syslog is 0mb, syslog.1 is still increasing? :S
[12:40] <nsadmin> ahh, a cheech n chong reference
[12:40] <bazhang> nsadmin, olease stay on topic
[12:40] <iceroot> AdvoWork: yes, its still writing syslog.1 because its so big and syslog is your actuel new one
[12:40] <AnthonyCat> does anyone know how to get wifi on the Macbook (early 08), with ubuntu?
[12:41] <bazhang> AnthonyCat, what chipset
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> AnthonyCat: if you can provide a pastebin of    lspci; lsusb   we might
[12:41] <AdvoWork> iceroot, any suggestions what to do then? the logs get so big it kills the server
[12:41] <darkmillian> hello
[12:41] <weige> hello
[12:41] <darkmillian> ummmm i having a problem
[12:42] <darkmillian> i'm*
[12:42] <iceroot> AdvoWork: i was using a 500mb log without problems
[12:42] <iceroot> AdvoWork: use also compress to reduce the size
[12:43] <totaleclipse> see you...
[12:43] <AnthonyCat> ActionParsnip: Well I'm not in linux at the moment, because I wanted to use the wifi, but it is Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (5.10.38.35) AirPort Extreme  (0x14E4, 0x88)
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom
[12:44] <AdvoWork> iceroot, "compress" is already set in there :S
[12:44] <AnthonyCat> ubottu: thanks
[12:45] <dumb> hello i have tv card AverTv Hybrid Volar HX, I installed driver, video is working fine, but i don't hear audio
[12:45] <dumb> can you help me?
[12:45] <Dulak> dumb: check your cdrom volume is up in your volume controls
[12:46] <nsahoo> getting an error Segmentation faulty tree... with apt-get upgrade this morning
[12:47] <dumb> in alsamixer volume is on 100
[12:47] <Dulak> dumb: for both line-in and cdrom?
[12:47] <stowaway> gday
[12:47] <dumb> yes of course
[12:47] <Dulak> dumb: some tv tuners user the cdrom, some use line-in
[12:47] <stowaway> im following a guide and it tells me to do a command "options usbhid ect"
[12:47] <stowaway> but options command not found
[12:47] <Dulak> dumb: this tv tuner worked before or you just get it and install it?
[12:47] <stowaway> is it in a package i dont have?
[12:48] <Wazzzaaa> Hi, I've installed munin and it seems to run correct (every 5 mins). But the graph images are not generated. Any ideas?
[12:48] <Wazzzaaa> while /var/lib/munin/munin-graph.stats is up to date...
[12:48] <stowaway> stupid me. forget the question
[12:48] <stowaway> didnt readi t properly
[12:49] <areels> ubuntu is ugly
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> Wazzzaaa: where are the graphs written to?
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> !theme | areels
[12:49] <Dulak> areels: there are tons of beautiful themes you can use instead of that ugly brown default one
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> areels: you can even skin it like XP or mac if it floats your boat
[12:49] <sonism> Dulak:have you plug the output of tvcard to line-in of your soundcard?
[12:49] <areels>  i've tried to install several themes but couldnt make it
[12:49] <Wazzzaaa> ActionParsnip: I don't see any graphs, thats my problem.,
[12:50] <Wazzzaaa> /var/lib/munin/munin-graph.stats
[12:50] <Dulak> sonism: it's dumb with the tv tuner, I was just getting to that part
[12:50] <Wazzzaaa> only that file ^
[12:50] <areels> , think they're not working properly on 9.04 yet
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> Wazzzaaa: then find out where they are output. If the process is running as you and trying to be saved when you don't have write acces then it will fail
[12:50] <dumb> sonism it is Avertv hybrid volar hx - usb stick
[12:50] <sonism> Dulak:he3 sorry 4 misunderstanding....
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> areels: 9.04 has been out 3 months, they will be fine
[12:51] <Dulak> dumb: oh if it's usb you should have another device listed in your volume controls for the usb sound
[12:51] <Dulak> dumb: it's probably muted for that device
[12:51] <Anrban1987> ActionParsnip : Nah .. I am facing a strange problem... Actually I want user X to be able to modify a file owned by user Y. Both X and Y are to be in a same group "A" and the permission will be restricted to a particular folder and its children. But "chown" is not working here.
[12:51] <tim|ranger> hey, would you help me? i've got my server running and i need to test it for up-to 1000 connections - thus i want to run my ./client on separate 1000 processes
[12:51] <tim|ranger> how can it be done?
[12:51] <weige> inshion: where r u from
[12:51] <Wazzzaaa> how do i find out ActionParsnip ? the htmldir in munin.conf is has owner munin
[12:52] <inshion> weige:i'm from mars
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> Wazzzaaa: you need to read the conf to see the folder where they are generated. I dot use the software myself
[12:52] <dumb> i tried cat /proc/asound/cards
[12:52] <dumb> 0 [Intel          ]: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel
[12:52] <dumb>                       HDA Intel at 0xd0300000 irq 21
[12:52] <dumb>  1 [A827:0         ]: AVerTV Volar HX - A827
[12:52] <dumb>                       AVerMedia AVerTV Volar HX/AX/MAX A827
[12:52] <FloodBot3> dumb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:52] <Dulak> dumb: you under gnome or kde or what?
[12:52] <tim|ranger> heeey
[12:52] <dumb> kde
[12:52] <Dday> how do i get java in ubuntu?
[12:52] <Wazzzaaa> already verified that... the index.html is updated, but no png or other images :S
[12:52] <Dulak> dumb: you need to look at kmixer, it should let you look at all the devices
[12:52] <disappearedng_> Hey how come when I start screen, I cannot use backspace (I can only use Ctrl-h), and my TERM=xterm, Any suggestions for recomendation?
[12:53] <daycreature> how do i start mysql
[12:53] <Dulak> dumb: one of them is going to be the usb sound device that tv tuner provides
[12:53] <daycreature> what's the command
[12:53] <Dulak> daycreature: sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start
[12:53] <Amirh> my laptop only has voice output only with headset sockets! no output from its speakers! anybody who can help me?
[12:53] <weige> mysql start not work?
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> Anrban1987: sudo chown -R X:A /path/to/folder; sudo chmod -R 660 /path/to/folder
[12:53] <tim|ranger> Dulak: you seem to know much - would you help me on running 1000 processes of the same application?
[12:53] <sonism> dumb: i think A827:0 is for the tvcard
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> Anrban1987: assuming X is the owner, and A is the group that x and Y are both in
[12:54] <Amirh> my laptop only has voice output only with headset sockets! no output from its speakers! anybody who can help me?
[12:54] <Dulak> tim|ranger: gotta give me a better description than that, what isn't working that you expect should?
[12:55] <dumb> i know it, but i don't know how i do it :-)
[12:56] <sonism> Amirh:try to put the surround line up
[12:56] <Dulak> dumb: I don't use kde, but kmixer should give you a list of devices to choose from somewhere, you need to look at all the devices in the list and figure out which one is the usb sound provided by the tv tuner, and unmute it
[12:57] <tim|ranger> Dulak: none of that isn't working - i'm just writing a bash script - don't even know how it should be done
[12:57] <tim|ranger> PROGRAM=./client
[12:57] <tim|ranger> $PROGRAM &
[12:57] <tim|ranger> that's the start - but how dow i wait untill process ends and how do i start $PROGRAM & 1000 times?
[12:57] <FloodBot3> tim|ranger: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:57] <anirban>  [SORRY LINE GOT DISCONNECTED. PLZ REPOST] I am facing a strange problem... Actually I want user X to be able to modify a file owned by user Y. Both X and Y are to be in a same group "A" and the permission will be restricted to a particular folder and its children. But "chown" is not working here. How to do that ?
[12:57] <ryann> apart from kvpnc, are there any suggested vpn gui's for use in KDE4
[12:57] <sonism> anirban:use chmod
[12:58] <Dulak> tim|ranger: you can use a for loop to loop that 1000 times, when you put the & at the end of the command it puts it to the background immediately so you shouldn't need to wait for it to start the next one
[12:58] <Amirh> sonism: how?
[12:58] <ryann> anirban:  you need to also give the group the proper permissions to that file.  wiki chmod
[12:58] <tim|ranger> Dulak: very good, what syntax is for "for" loop?
[12:59] <tim|ranger> i've seen only for m in ....
[12:59] <erisol> is it possible to copy text from the mrxvt terminal?
[12:59] <grawity> for x in $(seq 1000); do blah; done
[12:59] <grawity> tim|ranger: try "help for" in shell.
[12:59] <tim|ranger> grawity: thank you!!!
[12:59] <tim|ranger> grawity: ouch! nice to know, thanks!
[13:00] <sonism> Amirh:open the volume control, click on preferences, check surround
[13:00] <Phylu> j/ #ubuntu-mozillateam
[13:01] <Amirh> sonism: there's not surround option to check but lots of other option
[13:01] <Dulak> tim|ranger: for i in {1..1000} do $PROGRAM &; done
[13:01] <Dulak> tim|ranger: {1..1000} will do 1000 loops
[13:01] <Ileden> My previous display card (GeForce 6600) died on me, and I'm now trying to get an alternative card working. However, I cannot activate the open source "ati" driver for my Radeon 9200, even by using the online Ubuntu/ATI guide. How can I proceed in troubleshooting the issue?
[13:01] <grawity> Ooh. *notes*
[13:01] <indus> hi all
[13:01] <ka> Will my system run faster if I run / from a usb 2.0 thumbdrive? I am thinking loadtimes for applications and general responsiveness...
[13:02] <indus> Ileden: hello
[13:02] <Wooditon> slt
[13:02] <Ileden> indus: hi
[13:02] <Dulak> grawity: yeah seq is cool, but less overhead to just use the bash built-in
[13:02] <Dulak> grawity: not much difference though
[13:02] <sonism> Amirh:give the surround a check mark,close, give surround 100% volume
[13:02] <erisol> does anyone know how to copy text to the clipboard from mrxvt?
[13:02] <indus> Ileden: How old would you say this radeon 9200 be?
[13:03] <Dulak> erisol: it's not copying it automatically when you highlight it?
[13:03] <Ileden> indus: uh, somewhere around 5 years i guess?
[13:03] <indus> Ileden: can you post the output of glxinfo | grep render
[13:03] <indus> !paste | Ileden
[13:03] <erisol> Dulak, I don't think so
[13:03] <Amirh> sonism: sorry what do you mean by surround? there's no option named surround :(
[13:03] <grawity> erisol: if you just select the text, it's copied to a different clipboard - use the middle mouse button to paste.
[13:03] <Dulak> erisol: it's supposed to copy on release of highlight afaik
[13:04] <indus> Amirh: from sound preferences, enable channel mode
[13:04] <erisol> grawity, that worked, thanks
[13:04] <sonism> Amirh:what 's the type of your soundcard
[13:04] <indus> Ileden: i also want output of dmesg
[13:04] <Amirh> I use Hp
[13:04]  * Until_It_Sleeps is back from: Sleeping (been away for 5h 57m)
[13:05] <Amirh> I have hp laptop
[13:05] <indus> !who | Amirh
[13:05] <sonism> Amirh:and the sound card is?
[13:06] <Amirh> HDA intel (alsa mixer)
[13:06] <Dulak> erisol: shift-insert does the same thing as middle mouse button too, fyi
[13:06] <Ileden> indus: whole output of dmesg?
[13:07] <Ileden> indus: glxinfo pasted
[13:07] <indus> Ileden: yeah paste in that link
[13:07] <erisol> Dulak, shift-insert doesn't work
[13:07] <indus> Ileden: i need the link now
[13:07] <Amirh> sonism: HDA intel (alsa mixer)
[13:07] <nsadmin> you can dmesg | pastebinit
[13:07] <Ileden> indus: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219712/
[13:07] <Dulak> erisol: but middle mouse is pasting ok?
[13:08] <indus> Ileden: so right now do u have a gui? or some black screen
[13:08] <erisol> Dulak, yes
[13:08] <sonism> Amirh: try to give check on mark everything & put all their volume to 100%
[13:08] <indus> Ileden: go to mainmenu >system>hardware>device drivers
[13:08] <grawity> erisol: X has two separate clipboards.
[13:08] <Dulak> erisol: weird, they should be the same
[13:08] <indus> Ileden: go to mainmenu >system>administration>device drivers
[13:08] <Dulak> grawity: but shift-insert should copy from the same clip as middle mouse, at least it does for me
[13:08] <indus> Ileden:dmesg | grep -i vga
[13:08] <Ileden> indus: I do have gui, but it's not using the driver as described in this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[13:09] <indus> Ileden: paste whole dmesg
[13:09] <Ileden> device drivers is empty (did gave something with the previous card, but is now empty
[13:09] <grawity> Dulak: Yes, it does here t oo
[13:09] <user-05> kaka
[13:09] <indus> Ileden: are you using ubuntu 9.04?
[13:09] <Amirh> sonism: I did, nothing solved
[13:10] <sharperguy> Amarok crashed and I had to force quit but the music is still playing...
[13:10] <Ileden> indus: Yes, ubuntu 9.04
[13:10] <Ileden> indus: dmesg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219718/
[13:10] <sharperguy> ^ oh, the amarokapp process was still running
[13:11] <sid1monu> hey do u guys know any software which would give information about molecular compounds
[13:12] <sid1monu> ?
[13:12]  * UIS|AFK is now away: Away from keyboard
[13:12] <indus> Ileden: under system>admin>hardware drivers do u see anything?
[13:12] <user-05> kaka
[13:12] <Ileden> indus: nope, it's empty
[13:12] <sonism> Amirh:your laptop have the same problem with mine, but when i set the volume of surround to 100%, it works, other guys might help....
[13:13] <grawity> user-05: Please stop that.
[13:13] <user-05> jlk;lk
[13:13] <indus> Ileden: ok output of lspci
[13:13] <Ileden> indus: there was a driver with the previous video card, but it's disappeared.
[13:13] <Amirh> sonism: there's no surround! I have output with headset but no output from laptop's onboards speaker
[13:13] <bazhang> user-05, English please
[13:13] <Ileden> indus: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219721/
[13:13] <Amirh> sonism: and I have no idea what that sorround is.
[13:14] <geofem> hi All
[13:14] <indus> Ileden: hmm r 200 so u need the radeon driver
[13:14] <copyguy> LINUX FFS <333333333
[13:15] <Amirh> sonism: maybe I have to install pulse audio??!
[13:15] <sonism> Amirh: oic, it also don't no sound from external speakers?
[13:15] <bazhang> !ot > copyguy
[13:15] <geofem> i'm having a problem with postgresql,  "apt-get udate ; apt-get upgrade" give me this log : http://paste.debian.net/41947/  have you suggestions on how to fix it ?  i'm on ubuntu 8.10
[13:15] <indus> Ileden: did u do the xorg.conf changes as listed?
[13:15] <Ileden> indus: yep, I tried editing xorg.conf as described in the guide, but it didn't do anything.
[13:15] <Amirh> sonism: output works pretty well, but no sound from laptop onboard's speaker
[13:15] <sonism> Amirh: there's no sound from external speakers too?
[13:16] <indus> Ileden: i hope you restarted your pc
[13:16]  * Until_It_Sleeps is back from: Away from keyboard (been away for 3m)
[13:16] <Amirh> sonism: I dont have external speakers , but when I use headset I have sound
[13:16] <bazhang> Until_It_Sleeps, please disable that script
[13:16] <Ileden> indus: restarted x as described in the guide. did a full restart at one point
[13:16] <sonism> Amirh:it's the same,have you try to update the kernel from repo?
[13:17] <indus> Ileden: can i see your xorg.conf
[13:17] <Ileden> indus: that is, using /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[13:17] <blind|melon|chit> Hello :> I'd like to install a bunch of the libqt4 modules but I need to do it from the console...is there any way of installing all of the libqt4-* modules without typing each of their names out individually?
[13:17] <Amirh> sonism: I use the update manager one hour ago for all stuff
[13:17] <Ileden> indus: sure: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219726/
[13:18] <Amirh> sonism: do you think I have to insall pulseaudio?
[13:19] <indus> Ileden: do u have any onboard display
[13:19] <Ileden> indus: yes. No idea what it is, though. :)
[13:19] <indus> Ileden: can u disable it in bios?
[13:20] <Ileden> indus: good point... I'll go check.
[13:20] <indus> Ileden: will be an option > primary display adapter just select agp or pci express whichever
[13:20] <ef_codd> please clear the way, I am an official computer styled scientist
[13:20] <sonism> Amirh: hmm... you can give a try, but have you try to install hda-intel driver provided by the alsa site?
[13:20] <Amirh> sonism: no
[13:20] <ef_codd> um, is the way clear?
[13:21] <bazhang> !ot > ef_codd
[13:21] <jrib> ef_codd: do you have an ubuntu-related support question?
[13:22] <ef_codd> jrib I would ask you not to be impertinent to a computer styled scientist. I received my grades today and I have obtained my bachelor's degree. I demand respect from you.
[13:22] <millertimek1a2m3> what would you guys recommend as a first language
[13:22] <moncky> millertimek1a2m3: English?
[13:22] <indus> Ileden: ill be back 20 min
[13:22] <moncky> millertimek1a2m3: do you mean programming language?
[13:22] <Ileden> indus: ok
[13:23] <Pici> millertimek1a2m3: This would be a better topic to discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:23] <millertimek1a2m3> yes programming lanuage
[13:23] <millertimek1a2m3> language
[13:24] <Amirh> sonism: could you give me a direct link for download? alca
[13:24] <Darn> ef_codd you getting your masters?
[13:24] <fabzor3> has anyone here managed to get quakelive running under wine?
[13:24] <thefr34k> hello
[13:24] <moncky> millertimek1a2m3: as Pici said above mabye ask in !ot as that is a pretty big question
[13:24] <nsadmin> millertimek1a2m3: scheme and maybe python
[13:24] <fabzor3> hi thefr34k
[13:25] <r0t> HI
[13:25] <fabzor3> hi
[13:25] <ef_codd> Darn I am thinking seriously of doing honours. However, I believe this is a discussion for the offtopic channel :)
[13:25] <thefr34k> I have been fighting an issue for a few days now, fresh install of Ubuntu on my laptop not getting internet. I have upgraded kernel to 2.6.30 (Jaunty) and still no luck i have done alot of googling and have tried the few fixes of disabling ipv6 which i believe to be the offender
[13:25] <r0t> how are you all
[13:26] <justanothercoder> hi everyone. am trying to install ubuntu-server on my machine which has a raid, but ubuntu installer just detects the disks as individual disks and not as a raid . how do i fix this?
[13:26] <thefr34k> just: HW or SW raid
[13:26] <justanothercoder> i have two harddisks set up in raid-1
[13:26] <justanothercoder> hardware raid
[13:26] <thefr34k> bios managed or utility managed
[13:26] <justanothercoder> bios managed
[13:26] <nsadmin> thefr34k what kind of connection?
[13:26] <justanothercoder> i think, it asks me to press ctrl+e to enter the raid config setup
[13:26] <sonism> Amirh:ok, but before we proceed with that try this: sudo modprobe snd_hda_intel model=3stack position_fix=2
[13:26] <thefr34k> its a T1 on a work
[13:27] <nsadmin> well ok, but how does your machine connect to the net?
[13:27] <thefr34k> straight into the Adtran
[13:28] <Pici> !who
[13:28] <nsadmin> with what kind of cable, if any?
[13:28] <_UsUrPeR_> hey all. Quick question: I am running Jaunty, and X is taking up a LOT of resources. According to a ps aux, it's using about 65% of one of my cores all the time, even when totally idle. Is this a common issue?
[13:28] <thefr34k> its ethernet
[13:28] <justanothercoder> thefr34k : is there some option  i have to use to get ubuntu to detect raid or something?
[13:28] <_UsUrPeR_> oh, pertaining to above, that's an x64 kernel
[13:28] <fabzor3> _UsUrPeR_:  is it updating?
[13:28] <thefr34k> i can ping the gateway but all dns lookup fails, tried using OpenDNS servers and tried using the backbone DNS server 4.2.2.3
[13:28] <nsadmin> thefr34k: ahh... do you get a paragraph or error message when you ifconfig eth0
[13:29] <thefr34k> no it appears to be configured
[13:29] <fabzor3> _UsUrPeR_:  tyoe in top at a terminal
[13:29] <_UsUrPeR_> fabzor3: yeah. aptitude is saying it's up-to-date
[13:29] <thefr34k> and pinging google by ip fials
[13:29] <nsadmin> ok, is this a laptop?
[13:29] <Amirh> sonism: nothing happend :(
[13:29] <thefr34k> Just: have you tried reconfiguring the Raid
[13:29] <fabzor3> _UsUrPeR_: you need to look at all the processes running and examine whats hogging all your resources
[13:30] <_UsUrPeR_> fabzor3: root process: xorg is taking 68% of the CPU consistently
[13:30] <thefr34k> yes laptop
[13:30] <_UsUrPeR_> there is nothing else running
[13:30] <thefr34k> (AFK - EST 4 mins)
[13:30] <nsadmin> thefr34k ok, try ifconfig eth1
[13:30] <fabzor3> _UsUrPeR_:  have you installed your video cards hardware drivers?
[13:30] <justanothercoder> thefr34k : yes i have, in fact after i've configured it, i've tried the freebsd installer as well as opensuse, both detect the Raid, just not ubuntu server
[13:30] <Dramatic> Yo, what up, nerd birds?
[13:30] <_UsUrPeR_> it IS an intel video card :/
[13:30] <_UsUrPeR_> is that the issue?
[13:30] <fabzor3> if its running in software mode it would take a fair whack of the cpu
[13:30] <fabzor3> it has nothing to do with brand
[13:31] <fabzor3> just weather or not your speial video cards sitting back and making the cpu do all the work
[13:31] <geofem> ok fixed running : sudo pg_dropcluster 8.3 main ;  sudo pg_createcluster 8.3 main  ... but this implies to delete data if exists .. lucky i have it empty,  i'll report the problem on launchpad
[13:31] <fabzor3> _UsUrPeR_:  go system>administration>hardware drivers
[13:32] <fabzor3> see if you can load on any hardware drivers for your card
[13:32] <_UsUrPeR_> "no proprietary drivers are in use on this system"
[13:32] <fabzor3> hmm
[13:32] <nsadmin> thefr34k ok, try ifconfig eth1... do you get error or paragraph?
[13:32] <fabzor3> brb _UsUrPeR_
[13:33] <thefr34k> nsadmin error fetching interface
[13:33] <_UsUrPeR_> fabzor3: ok, I guess this is something I missed, but running glxinfo gives me an error "Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0"."
[13:33] <nsadmin> ok, so you only have eth0
[13:33] <blackpearl1> How to permanently Nautilus mounted partition in Ubuntu ????
[13:33] <fabzor3> _UsUrPeR_:  that was my next stop :)
[13:33] <thefr34k> i have: eth0 wlan0 wmaster0 and of course lo
[13:33] <Dramatic> WINDOWS XP REPORT IN!
[13:33] <fabzor3> _UsUrPeR_:  so yeah get your hardware accel going
[13:34] <nsadmin> take a look at route -n
[13:34] <Boohbah> Dramatic: no
[13:34] <_UsUrPeR_> ok :/
[13:34] <fabzor3> _UsUrPeR_: what model card is it?
[13:34] <nsadmin> thefr34k looking for the gateway route, for the address of the gateway
[13:34] <_UsUrPeR_> I can't quite remember. Lemme do an lshw
[13:34] <jetski> hi girls
[13:34] <thefr34k> nsadmin: it seems correct
[13:34] <thefr34k> and i can ping the gateway fine
[13:35] <nsadmin> you can?
[13:35] <justanothercoder> @jetski : 'there are no girls on the internet' :P
[13:35] <nsadmin> then the problem is not with your machine unless you have something else blocking
[13:35] <sonism> Amirh:edit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base, add:alias snd-card-0 snd-hda-intel & add options snd-hda-intel model=3stack position_fix=2 on the line below it
[13:35] <_UsUrPeR_> Intel 82Q35 graphics controller
[13:35] <Boohbah> thefr34k: you have other machines using the same gateway ?
[13:36] <fabzor3> thanks _UsUrPeR_ having a look now
[13:36] <zafy> hi, can someone paste the original default sysctl.conf file in ubuntu jaunty ? I'd like to compare it to mine and I can't find a backup
[13:36] <Yanick_> hi, I just installed Netbeans 6.5 from synaptics and I'm trying to start a web project. NB asks me for the Catalina home folder.... where is it?
[13:36] <Yanick_> NB is supposed to come with pre-configured tomcat, but it's not there
[13:36] <thefr34k> well I know our isp does not support ipv6 and believe it is still having issue
[13:37] <thefr34k> yes 2 days ago with the same config this laptop was working in Win XP
[13:37]  * _UsUrPeR_ will brb
[13:37] <Ileden> justanothercoder: and all the girls that are, will sure love you for that :P
[13:37] <xeer> I have installed ubuntu 9.04, but realize now that the system would be better with xubuntu. how can I switch without losing configurations and settings?
[13:38] <justanothercoder> Ileden : isn't anonymity fun :P
[13:38] <nsadmin> thefr34k: but he wants to know if there is another machine using that gateway successfully right now
[13:38] <Ileden> justanothercoder: ah, true, that :D
[13:38] <moncky> xeer: if you just want xfce apt-get install xfce4 will work
[13:38] <thefr34k> running "ip a | grep inet 6 no longer is returning  any output (finally) since the kernel update
[13:38] <Boohbah> xeer: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/xfce http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purexfce
[13:38] <DJones> !purexfce | xeer
[13:39] <Boohbah> psychocats++
[13:39] <fabzor3> _UsUrPeR_: theres a known bug with this kernel, try installing kernel 2.6.23
[13:39] <zafy> anyone ?
[13:39] <Boohbah> thefr34k: but if you are trying to ping ipv4 addresses it shouldn't matter whether ipv6 is enabled or not
[13:40] <fabzor3> lol ipv6
[13:40] <fabzor3> do not want
[13:40] <Boohbah> fabzor3: big in japan :)
[13:40] <thefr34k> it did on my desktop - had to disable ipv6 to get any connectivity
[13:40] <fabzor3> so is panty sniffing
[13:40] <Boohbah> fabzor3: lol
[13:40] <xeer> moncky, DJones, Boohbah: Xcfe seems to come with a lot of bloat ware like abiword, how can I opt out of these packages?
[13:40] <fabzor3> not to knock the japs tho, japans awesome
[13:41] <fabzor3> and yes they have freakin psycho tech
[13:41] <Boohbah> xeer: you can uninstall them later... i don't know of an easy way of excluding them using the meta-package
[13:41] <thefr34k> ah i remember, when connected to my second network (one supporting DHCP) it does obtain IP and work correctly
[13:41] <fabzor3> _UsUrPeR_:  hey did you get my message?
[13:41] <podman99a> hey all, I have 2 HP DL Servers one with an 5i and another with 6i both configured with raid 5 and ubuntu installed, how can I monitor the raid devices??
[13:42] <xeer> Boohbah: I cannot accept that, verizon puts me at a bandwidth limit and needlessly downloading packages might put me over my cap. I'm not ready to spend $ to delete a package
[13:42] <fabzor3> _UsUrPeR_: or you may want to try another release of ubuntu mabe hardy or dapper will work better
[13:44] <Boohbah> xeer: ahh, you could try installing individual packages by reversing the 'apt-get remove' commands here: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome
[13:44] <grawity> xeer: btw, 'apt' (and Synaptic) by default cache packages in /var/cache/apt/archives
[13:45] <xeer> grawity: then should I be able to download the nessicary packages and place them in this folder for installation?
[13:45] <thefr34k> hmm so not a DNS problem and also not a Firefox problem cannot A>Browse by Http://<Ip Addr> or telnet <Ip Addr:80>
[13:46] <thefr34k> both never reach the host
[13:46] <grawity> xeer: if you download packages manually, you can just use dpkg -i -- or, if you have gdebi installed, double-click on it.
[13:47] <grawity> xeer: there's http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[13:47] <TimbrWu|f> don't wanna intrude, so whenever this problem is solved, I have a question
[13:47] <zipito> good day
[13:47] <Boohbah> xeer: you don't need to download them separately, use the apt-get remove commnand here but replace remove with install http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome
[13:47] <zipito> can someone help me with aptitude
[13:47] <grawity> TimbrWu|f: Just ask.
[13:48] <iceroot> !ask | zipito
[13:48] <zipito> how can I reinstall the package and All its dependencies ?
[13:48] <TimbrWu|f> okay trying to install the latest ubuntu on my gateway m series laptop dual boot runnin windows 7rc (my son has the same setup and it installed fine for him with 60gig allocated to Ubuntu
[13:48] <zipito> iceroot: how can I reinstall the package and All its dependencies ?
[13:48] <thefr34k> Zip: which package
[13:49] <justanothercoder> i see an option called virtual machine host, when installing ubuntu-server, is this like vmware?
[13:49] <zipito> thefr34k, amarok kde4
[13:49] <thefr34k> zip (allow someone to confirm me before following but:) apt-get remove -purge (package) then apt-get install (package)
[13:49] <TimbrWu|f> problem is when I go to install on mine, When the part. proggy runs, I choose to manually set up ho much it uses, but the whole drive bar is brown (set for ubuntu) and it will not let me change it
[13:49] <iceroot> zipito: i dont know if there is a reinstall but sudo apt-get remove package && sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get install package  should work
[13:50] <TimbrWu|f> 64bit version of Ubuntu if it makes a difference
[13:50] <ivanildomarcelin> voip
[13:51] <thefr34k> Timb: just installed yesterday theres a radio button to choose manually configure this will turn the whole bar brown - when you hit next you will then choose exactly what you will use for each partition and you can specify for it to use freespace
[13:51] <_UsUrPeR_> fabzor3: sorry, was afk for a bit there. Ok, that's why I was concerned about the intel chipset thing. So I am doomed to using software then huh? Oh well. :P
[13:51] <fabzor3> no no
[13:51] <fabzor3> you can change the kernel and keep the distro
[13:52] <thefr34k> above the bar it will have a brown colored box with the text Manually configured
[13:52] <fabzor3> it just might destroy everything
[13:52] <fabzor3> but hey its a chance i'd take :)
[13:52] <nsh> what's the best blocksize for backing up a partition with dd ?
[13:52] <fabzor3> just back everything up first
[13:52] <fabzor3> _UsUrPeR_:  read up mate
[13:52]  * nsh goes with 1M
[13:53] <_UsUrPeR_> fabzor3: will do
[13:54] <TimbrWu|f> okay, the top bar is all green, set for windows, the bottom one is preset all brown for ubuntu, when I choose to manually do it, it stays all brown and will not let me slide the bar as it did when I installed on my sons, that's why I asked, as when I hit the manual button on his install you slid and choose right then before you hit next, however this is not the case on my system
[13:55] <TimbrWu|f> well I would allocate the whole thing to ubuntu, but work requires windows, so I have to at least for now part the drive
[13:56] <thefr34k> Steps: select manaully bar turns brown, you hit next, choose exact partition layout next again continuse with installation
[13:56] <gartral> how do i get sox to convert multiple files seperatly (through a single command)
[13:57] <TimbrWu|f> well that's the problem, the bottom bar is already solid brown b4 I even hit the radio button to do it manually, and it stays that way and will not let me lower it when I do select it, no freakin idea why it's doing that on me, and my sons install worked perfect
[13:57] <orly_owl> How do I share a directory between users on a PC?
[13:58] <erUSUL> !samba | orly_owl
[13:59] <ef_codd> !ot
[13:59] <erUSUL> orly_owl: right click on the folder>Shre options
[13:59] <orly_owl> erUSUL: No, not over a network,on the same PC.
[13:59] <fabzor3> orly_owl: use samba
[14:00] <fabzor3> oh users... edit permissions of the folder i guess
[14:00] <orly_owl> fabzor3: for sharing a folder in ~ to other users on the *same* PC?
[14:00] <thefr34k> Timbr: the bar will remain fully brown until you hit next(after selecting manual)
[14:00] <fabzor3> orly_owl: ahh the point of the ~ is that its a user folder...
[14:01] <TimbrWu|f> okay I'll give it a go then sorry to bother, thanks for the help
[14:01] <orly_owl> fabzor3: i know, so where would a shared folder be located?
[14:01] <thefr34k> If the very next screen does not let you manually select partions back out
[14:01] <fabzor3> orly_owl: why not make a new folder in say /usr/pub/
[14:01] <axos88> Hello! I have some binary data that is encrypted with AES_128_CBC. I know the iv and the key (not the password), and would like to decrypt it. How can I do that?
[14:01] <thefr34k> but i just did this yesterday that way
[14:01] <fabzor3> and make /usr/pub the shared one
[14:01] <fabzor3> go to terminal and gksu nautilus
[14:02] <thefr34k> and if you still cannot do it, have you allocated all HD space to the windows partition?
[14:02] <dewey> morning
[14:02] <thefr34k> if so you will need to use a utility to shrink that one first
[14:02] <fabzor3> and with the newly opened window you can hack your folders to pieces
[14:02] <mazda01> looking to add /usr/share/tovid to my users PATH and I added it to ~/.bashrc, logged out and back in and it didn't take effect. where do I add executable paths for my user?
[14:02] <orly_owl> fabzor3: will that let all users access /usr/pub?
[14:02] <ef_codd> axos88 you can't do it without the passphrase
[14:03] <orly_owl> i also need to make another shared dir that only 2 users can access.
[14:03] <fabzor3> no it will just give you the necerry permissions to make the folder
[14:03] <hbekel> mazda01: .bashrc is for non-login sessions. you're looking for .profile or /etc/profile
[14:03] <fabzor3> once you make it as root then you need to right click on it and edit its permissions
[14:03] <axos88> ef_codd, i have the key and the iv. the password is used to generate the key.
[14:03] <ef_codd> axos88 again, you can't
[14:03] <dewey> no one awake ?
[14:03] <fabzor3> go properties>permissions
[14:04] <fabzor3> and it should say owner and group
[14:04] <fabzor3> owner can stay as root but you need to change the group to whatever group both the users are
[14:04] <fabzor3> orly_owl: you see what i mean?
[14:05] <ReedMace> I am running Jaunty 9.04. System Monitor > File Systems reports that "/" directory has a total of 35.5 GB, 68.0MB free, 0bytes available. However, Disk Usage Analyser reports "/" only has 8.2GB total. I am unable to run many programs due to lack of disk space, but can't see where the space is being used. I have performed the disk check in the grub recovery menu. Can't empty Deleted Items folder, can't perform software upgrades, can't run add/remove programs
[14:05] <orly_owl> cant the users be in a secondary group?"
[14:05] <ros> como funciona?
[14:05] <fabzor3> sure
[14:05] <orly_owl> ok
[14:05] <fabzor3> but i think you want to change the group to the "users" group
[14:05] <bazhang> !it | ros
[14:05] <fabzor3> that seemed to work here
[14:06] <fabzor3> also change the file and folder access accordingly
[14:06] <iceroot> ReedMace: sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get clean    will cleanup some disk-space, also post the output of df -h with pastebin
[14:06] <iceroot> !paste | ReedMace
[14:08] <thefr34k> !who Timb
[14:08] <mazda01> hbekel, so it would be like this to my ~/.profile file? http://pastebin.com/f11a0c73b
[14:08] <[cert]> Hi
[14:09] <[cert]> it's an oftopic, but any help would be appreciated.
[14:09] <ros> Hi, There is someone who writes in Spanish?
[14:09] <bazhang> ros, in #ubuntu-es certainly
[14:09] <bazhang> [cert], ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:10] <anirban>  How can I understand whether php is installed on my ubuntu  or not ?
[14:10] <hbekel> mazda01: that should do. if you want it for all users, add it to /etc/profile, or add a script in /etc/profile.d
[14:10] <RayNi_> mmm, anybody know which command can showing system info(such like systeam load swap usage etc) in console?
[14:10] <Guest83779> need to know how to setup LAN and internet sharing between ubuntu and winxp
[14:10] <mazda01> hbekel, ok. thanks
[14:11] <JunK-Y> what may be a cause for a ssh -vvvv host to says debug2: we sent a password packet, wait for reply   and stopping there?
[14:11] <thefr34k> Guest: Samba Shares
[14:11] <Guest83779> need to know how to setup LAN and internet sharing between ubuntu and winxp....
[14:11] <RayNi_> lol
[14:11] <Pici> RayNi_: top
[14:12] <erisol> anirban, maybe try running a test script, or look in /etc/apache2/mods_enabled
[14:12] <RayNi_> thanks....
[14:12] <Guest83779> need to know how to setup LAN and internet sharing between ubuntu and winxp....
[14:12] <ReedMace> iceroot: I can't use pastebin as java won't load due to not enough disk space. apt-get clean doesn't work as there are broken dependencies. apt-get -f doesn't work due to lack of disk space
[14:12] <bazhang> !ics | Guest83779
[14:12] <fabzor3> set up some shared folders using samba
[14:12] <anirban> erisol : Not running
[14:13] <anirban> erisol : How to install php on Ubuntu ?
[14:13] <thefr34k> when resetting internet connections i am also getting "Ignoring unknown interface eth0=eth0"
[14:13] <erisol> anirban, use the synaptic package manager to install the php5 package
[14:13] <thefr34k> (This is in attempt to solve my previously mentioned internet connection error
[14:13] <erisol> anirban, it's located under System->Administration
[14:13] <thefr34k> error received when running /etc/init.d/networking restart
[14:13] <anirban> erisol : I am on a server i.e. shell
[14:13] <erisol> anirban, ah
[14:14] <openbravo> say
[14:14] <openbravo> hi
[14:14] <erisol> anirban, then use sudo apt-get install php5
[14:15] <openbravo> hi all
[14:15] <RayNi_> hi *
[14:16] <raambala> i am a new bee
[14:16] <erisol> anirban: you will also need to run sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-php5 and sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[14:17] <oldude67> ReedMace, is there anything on your computer that you can do without? to make room on your hard drive?
[14:17] <raambala> how do i convert rpm to deb package?
[14:17] <majnoon> raambala, try alien
[14:17] <anirban> erisol : I saw them getting automatically installed !!
[14:17] <bazhang> raambala, which package: exact name
[14:17] <erisol> anirban, actually, you might not need to run those last two
[14:17] <r3l1c> when I enter /home/*\ what does the *\ mean?
[14:17] <erisol> anirban, just do the first one and try it
[14:17] <raambala> i have sqldeveloper.rpm pkg
[14:17] <erisol> anirban, yes, apt-get is a magical tool ;)
[14:18] <anirban> erisol : Done , but still not running http://web2dziner.com/form.php
[14:18] <r3l1c> anyone ? *\ does what?
[14:18] <bazhang> raambala, best to search in ubuntu repos first
[14:19] <erisol> anirban, what does it say?
[14:19] <raambala> i tried alien. it works out.  Thanks maj
[14:19] <Pici> !alien | raambala
[14:19] <ReedMace> olddude67: disk usage analyser says I only have 8GB used out of 35GB, while File Systems reports 35GB used, but Add/Remove progs won't run
[14:19] <bazhang> raambala, that is not a good way to go
[14:19] <hbekel> r3l1c: glob all files ending in whatever comes after \ (a space, probably)
[14:19] <r3l1c> hbekel:  is that like recursive?
[14:19] <erisol> anirban, never mind, I can check the page myself
[14:19] <anirban> erisol : It asks me to download it !!!
[14:20] <ros> ubuntu does not recognize GeForce Go graphics card in a laptop acermate 630, know how to install GeForce Go?
[14:20] <erisol> anirban, did installing php5 restart apache2?
[14:20] <hbekel> r3l1c: no
[14:20] <r3l1c> hbekel:  or like the ./ folders and files
[14:20] <Pirate_Hunter> how do i force clamav in ubuntu to upgrade to the latest which is 0.95.2 instead of 0.94.*?
[14:20] <hbekel> r3l1c: huh? it's a shell glob
[14:20] <r3l1c> i'll look that up thanks
[14:21] <anirban> erisol : oo, sorry . Now it runs
[14:21] <oldude67> ReedMace, did you say you was doing a update as well?
[14:21] <Cinch123> Hello. When I connect to Ubuntu Jaunty over NoMachine NX, I don't have the button at the right side of the top panel that allows you to log off, switch users and change Pidgin status. I have to log off though the System menu. Any ideas how I can fix this?
[14:21] <erisol> anirban, great!
[14:22] <turneralex> hey i just installed ubuntu and i wasnt given the option to set the root password
[14:22] <Dday> how do i find where xchat is installed?
[14:22] <turneralex> now im in the os, and i cant log in as root
[14:22] <ReedMace> oldude67: No. apt-get upgrade won't run either.
[14:22] <r3l1c> hbekel:  so its pattern matching
[14:22] <r3l1c> a glob
[14:22] <Dulak> Dday: 'which xchat' in a terminal
[14:22] <B4ckBOne> I got an old box running as a server now i want to put a raid controller in it. Which one should i buy?
[14:23] <B4ckBOne> it only has pci ,   no pci-e
[14:23] <hbekel> r3l1c: kind of, it globs filenames. what's your problem/question?
[14:23] <happosade> vorbis -q got numbers. 1-10
[14:23] <happosade> What will be something like 320kbps
[14:23] <r3l1c> no problem .. just looking at some instructions and didn't understand the command
[14:23] <zer0access> turneralex, use sudo instead
[14:23] <Pirate_Hunter> how do i force clamav in ubuntu to upgrade to the latest which is 0.95.2 instead of 0.94.*?
[14:23] <oldude67> ReedMace, what was you doing before this all happened?
[14:24] <turneralex> zer0access: still no worky
[14:24] <turneralex> zer0access: and a passwd root wont do the trick either
[14:24]  * turneralex is devastated 
[14:24] <zer0access> use your actual password for sudo
[14:24] <turneralex> ohh
[14:24] <anirban> http://pastebin.ca/1497009 , what will be the changes in it for php5 and apache2
[14:25] <jrib> !sudo > turneralex
[14:25] <ReedMace> oldude67: it's been gradually getting worse over the last few days. I haven't installed anything new. Did try out Karmic a couple of times (asked to because of bug report I made in Jaunty), but that was from live CD
[14:26] <oldude67> ReedMace, do you know how to boot into recovery mode and fix dpkg and check file system?
[14:28] <ReedMace> oldude67: I don't understand why System Monitor > File Systems reports 35GB used, but Disk Usage Analyser reports only 8.2GB used. Have done the boot-recovery file check. Hasn't solved anything
[14:28] <sharperguy> How can copying a file slow down everything so much?
[14:29] <hbekel> sharperguy: are you copying between partitions?
[14:29] <leaf-sheep> How do I switch sessions from KDE to Fluxbox?
[14:30] <sharperguy> hbekel, From mounted iso
[14:30] <Dday> how do i force close an app?
[14:30] <gartral> how do i get nautilus to not show the "These Files are on a..." messages at the top of the files veiw portion of the window?
[14:30] <digmore> hi, www.website.com/~john/ --> is it used htaccess to create ~john on the server (I may be in the wrong channel)
[14:31] <x2b> hey people, i got a problem with my usb mouse. Each time I boot up my computer the mouse (mx518) will not work properly for a couple of minutes. I get weird readings in dmesg http://paste.ubuntu.com/219769/ and the light flickers for some time... It might be connected with this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/350065.. Does anybody know this problem??
[14:31] <Cinch123> Dday: you can use the System Monitor utility or ps -ef | grep appname in the terminal, take note of the PID, and kill PID.
[14:32] <hbekel> sharperguy: lower the priority of the process doing the copying if it bugs you
[14:32] <sharperguy> hbekel, umm thanks
[14:32] <sharperguy> hbkel, was just wondering really
[14:32] <Dunge> Is it ok to just delete the directory of a "debootstrap" linux? (I use it to create a Debian inside my Ubuntu box, it takes too much space and want it gone)
[14:33] <Boohbah> Dday: or you can 'killall processname"
[14:33] <geent1> Told to my friend about UBUNTU he was amased that you can run UBUNTU with CD lol
[14:33] <Dday> cheers
[14:33] <Boohbah> s/"/'/
[14:33] <thefr34k> grr still no net connection here I have tried to use the files instead of the manager with no luck there either
[14:33] <hbekel> sharperguy: well, there's work to do... the responsiveness of your system depends on your kernel setup (latencies, schedulers, etc)
[14:33] <raambala> /nick/
[14:34] <thefr34k> still unable to perform any DNS Resolves
[14:35] <nannes> hi all!
[14:36] <yurikoles> how to disable notificationf about download coplition in LimeWire?
[14:37] <AdvoWork> ive got a few processing running: /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start -DSSL  whats that?
[14:38] <nannes> I had a "SEGMENTATION FAULT" error launching a program... It isn't writed by me, so I don't know how it's created (it's in C++)
[14:38] <nannes> with gdb I discovered which function provokes the error, but I don't know how to adjust it
[14:38] <thefr34k> Posted: ifconfig eth0 http://paste.ubuntu.com/219779/
[14:39] <abb> What is the best way to disable IPv6 (ie, setting IPv4 as the only "active"/running protocol) on my machine?  I'm running up-to-date Jaunty (x32), connecting via 802.11g to a Netgear WAP/router.
[14:40] <hbekel> AdvoWork: it's your web server
[14:40] <thefr34k> abb: Kernel (termianl uname -r)
 purge apache2, you C.O.
[14:41] <shrini_> hi friends. i get authentication error in kblogger. need help
[14:41] <AdvoWork> is it just multiple child processes then? nothing to worry about?
[14:41] <abb> thefr34k: apologies, I knew I left something out: 2.6.28-13-generic
[14:41] <yurikoles> yes
[14:42] <thefr34k> there is a bug with 2.6.28 where you are unable to disable ipv6 you will need 2.6.30 (i am having same issue)
[14:42] <thefr34k> and then you just add ipv6.disable=1 to the GRUB line
[14:42] <nannes> I had a "SEGMENTATION FAULT" error launching a program... It isn't writed by me, so I don't know how it's created (it's in C++)
[14:42] <nannes> with gdb I discovered which function provokes the error, but I don't know how to adjust it
[14:43] <thefr34k> abb: more info https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/351656
[14:43] <abb> thefr34k: thanks much, friend.  Is there a particular APT repository where I should grab 2.6.30? what is the recommended place to grab that?
[14:43] <abb> thefr34k: nevermind, you answered the question before I could ask.  thanks!
[14:43] <elric27> hello
[14:43] <elric27> I have a problem building aptitude 0.5 against the libboost-dev libraries
[14:44] <elric27> on a amd64
[14:44] <elric27> 9.04
[14:44] <shrini_> any help for kblogger?
[14:44] <elric27> does anybody know well about this libraries?
[14:44] <jrib> !anybody | elric27
[14:45] <hbekel> elric27: did you google the error?
[14:45] <elric27> yes
[14:45] <jrib> elric27: in particular you should probably: 1) explain why you want to compile aptitude at all and 2) pastebin commands and error messages
[14:45] <Guest71824> what is pastebin?
[14:46] <jrib> !pastebin | Guest71824
[14:46] <Dekko> Hello good people! I'm wondering if there is a way to setup Ubuntu 9.04 to boot like Knoppix does, with framebuffer, high resolutioned verbose colored output with a small penguin logo at the top left of the screeen??
[14:46] <bazhang> Guest71824, a service to avoid flooding the channel with loads of text
[14:46] <elric27> http://pastebin.com/m4f9174f4
[14:46] <jrib> elric27: you didn't do what I asked :/
[14:46] <elric27> that's tjhe output for cat config.log | grep flyweight
[14:47] <hbekel> Dekko: ubuntu is linux. if it works in linux, it's possible
[14:47] <elric27> http://paste.ubuntu.com/219784/
[14:48] <elric27> I did install libboost-dev
[14:48] <jrib> elric27: ok.  Why are you compiling aptitude at all?
[14:48] <brahle> exit
[14:48] <rstandy> hi
[14:48] <acidicbase> Dekko: of course you can
[14:48] <elric27> I like it, and I'm translating the manual into spanish
[14:48] <elric27> wanna see how things really look
[14:48] <Dekko> hbekel: okay that much I understand, but have yet to find a HOWTO or otherwise to indicate how to set it up. Getting rid of the usplash was easy, but the rest? :)
[14:48] <elric27> plus, provide some debug info
[14:48] <jrib> elric27: but aptitude is in the repositories, why not use that?
[14:48] <jrib> ok
[14:48] <abb> thefr34k: I read the launchpad/bug-report you referenced, but (apologies) I didn't find a solution *other than* (1) installing the patch directly, or (2) upgrading to pre-Karmic.  Is there an APT repo for 2.6.30/31 for jaunty?
[14:49] <rstandy> I have Ubuntu 9.04 with a Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd 1.3 MPixel UVC webcam
[14:49] <elric27> this installation is «sandbox»
[14:49] <abb> thefr34k: Or is the patch the correct way to go...?
[14:49] <nannes> I had a "SEGMENTATION FAULT" error launching a program... It isn't writed by me, so I don't know how it's created (it's in C++)
[14:49] <nannes> with gdb I discovered which function provokes the error, but I don't know how to adjust it
[14:49] <elric27> there is no REAL need, just trying to do it, recommended by the translations manager
[14:49] <rstandy> and with ekiga (or cheese) the images from the webcam are inverted
[14:49] <elric27> aptitude 0.5 comes with gtk
[14:49] <elric27> it's different
[14:49] <rstandy> could someone please help me?
[14:49] <elric27> the engine, all is changed
[14:49] <rstandy> what can I do?
[14:50] <elric27> an older version is in debian experimental
[14:50] <jrib> elric27: please don't use enter as punctuation and address me if you are speaking to me so it triggers my highlight
[14:50] <thefr34k> abb: i appologize i do not have internet connection to browse the repository what i did was download the .deb  directly from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.30/
[14:50] <elric27> sorry
[14:50] <elric27> jrib: sorry
[14:51] <Ozzah> Hi... I have kind of an odd problem. I need to erase ALL data on a hard drive - I mean literally everything, right down to the partition tables themselves. Any idea on how I can do this?
[14:51] <hbekel> Dekko: configure it to use a framebuffer, that'll give you the high res and penguin. depends on your card. for coloured bootup msgs you'll have tweak the initscripts
[14:51] <abb> thefr34k: thanks, I think all I needed/wanted was to confirm that there wasn't some (obvious) "correct" way to do this... cheers.
[14:51] <elric27> jrib: it seems the only problem is with the «flyweight» part
[14:51] <Ozzah> I basically want to "initialize" the drive so that it's in the "as new" condition come out of the factory
[14:52] <JEEB> btw, did anyone have problems with the DHCP update for 8.10 some days earlier?
[14:52] <hbekel> elric27: are you sure you have the flyweight.hpp on your system? if you have it, you may have to tell configure where to find it
[14:52] <jrib> elric27: my guess is you require a newer version of libboost as the error hints.  Did you check that out?
[14:52] <erisol> Ozzah: use something like dd if=/dev/null of=/dev/sda1
[14:52] <erisol> Ozzah but be very careful with that
[14:52] <kennyyu> help! my lenovo x60 is getting too hot to be usable :( any way to solve it?
[14:52] <Slart> Ozzah: have a look at "wipe"
[14:53] <elric27> jrib: the only way I know to check dependencies when compiling is configure, the boost installation was done today
[14:53] <elric27> jrib: hold on
[14:53] <Slart> Ozzah: it follows some standards when it comes to wiping stuff.. overwriting X number of times, random patterns etc etc
[14:53] <sonism> !pastebin >Amirh
[14:53] <jrib> elric27: reading the documentation is supposed to come first, did you check that?
[14:53] <Ozzah> no, I want it to be blank - just zeroes
[14:53] <Dekko> hbekel: I used startupmanager to setup 1024x768 resolution @ 24bit, but no penguin in sight (isn't that the same as framebuffer?) - otherwise where can I find info on setting it up, and also the colored boot messages?
[14:54] <Ozzah> the reason is I have this retarded RAID card which thinks my hard drive is too small, even though it isn't - I can't rebuild my RAID until I completely wipe the hard drive
[14:54] <thefr34k> omg headbash my internet problem is fixed, one of the service techs at my isp gave me the wrong Gateway addr and subnet
[14:54] <thefr34k> goes to show that high end T1 providers have the same level of knowledge as your home DSL techs
[14:54] <ubuntu> Hi... I have kind of an odd problem. I need to erase ALL data on a hard drive - I mean literally everything, right down to the partition tables themselves. Any idea on how I can do this?
[14:54] <thefr34k> app: did you find the kernel ok
[14:54] <ubuntu> I basically want to "initialize" the drive so that it's in the "as new" condition come out of the factory
[14:54] <nannes> I had a "SEGMENTATION FAULT" error launching a program... It isn't writed by me, so I don't know how it's created (it's in C++)
[14:54] <nannes> with gdb I discovered which function provokes the error, but I don't know how to adjust it
[14:55] <nannes> Could anyone help me??????????????????????????????
[14:55]  * Dekko could also boot up knoppix and look at the right file to see how they've setup framebuffer/colored messages etc, BUT I don't know what file to investigate :)
[14:55] <om26er> !codecs
[14:56] <jrib> elric27: in fact, it does seem to be the case that flyweight.hpp is included in the version of libboost-dev in karmic and not in the jaunty one.  That is your issue
[14:56] <nannes> I had a "SEGMENTATION FAULT" error launching a program... It isn't writed by me, so I don't know how it's created (it's in C++)
[14:56] <nannes> with gdb I discovered which function provokes the error, but I don't know how to adjust it
[14:57] <jrib> nannes: you want to edit the source code yourself?
[14:57] <Pici> nannes: What program? Is it from our repos?
[14:57] <vigo> I want to mirror/backup the data and settings on this install and merge/migrate them into a new install. How is this done?
[14:57] <nannes> no, it isn't from your repository
[14:57] <thefr34k> ubuntu is debian based correct?
[14:57] <Pici> thefr34k: Yes.
[14:57] <jrib> nannes: you should contact the developer
[14:57] <nannes> jrib: if it's the only way, than yes
[14:57] <shorterror> Pici, is there a shell command that will install all dev packages?
[14:57] <elric27> jrib: thanks a lot,  I guess a  aptitude install from the karmic repositories will sort it out
[14:58] <Pici> shorterror: All? No.
[14:58] <jrib> elric27: note mixing repositories like that isn't supported, make sure you know what you are donig
[14:58] <nannes> jrib: I had it yet... He didn't answered (excuse me for the bad english)
[14:58] <shorterror> Pici, ok thank you.
[14:59] <sarthor> Hi, i have changed my default email client to thunderbox, from system--prefrences--preffered application, but when i right click on any file and then send to, So still there is email Evoloution, How can i change, using 9.04 i386 desktp.
[14:59] <nannes> jrlib: he's much intelligent, he don't miss time with me
[14:59] <nannes> :(
[14:59] <elric27> jrib: I know it's not supported, but I don't want to bring my Debian up to sid, I prefer risking this installation
[14:59] <jrib> nannes: What do you want to do?
[14:59] <sarthor> sorry thunderbird
[14:59] <vigo> shorterror: There is a set of dh_ scripts that may help with something like that. but I am not certain, let me find that page.
[14:59] <sarthor> **
[14:59] <nannes> pici: no, it isn't from your repository
[14:59] <nannes> jrib: I'm asking you!
[15:00] <nannes> if necessary, I edit the source
[15:00] <jrib> nannes: well is it open source?
[15:00] <nannes> (if it is the only wqay)
[15:00] <nannes> *way
[15:00] <nannes> sure! it's for linux!
[15:00] <jrib> nannes: what application is this exactly?
[15:00] <sarthor> Hi, i have changed my default email client to Thunderbird** , from system--preferences --preferred application, but when i right click on any file and then send to, So still there is email Evolution, How can i change, using 9.04 i386 desktp.
[15:00] <shorterror> vigo, ok that would be cool.
[15:00] <nannes> wait a moment please, I'll link ALL
[15:01] <amikrop> Hello. My SVN repository also uses SSH. Each time I want to SVN update I am asked for the passphrase of my public key. How can I disable this?
[15:01] <erisol> amikrop, you could make a key with no passphrase
[15:01] <mazda01> anyone use tovid, specifically makedvd? I am trying to burn a dvd structure folder that contains a AUDIO_TS and a VIDEO_TS folder and I have previously used makedvd -burn /folder/. well the folder this time happens to be on a smb share that I mounted locally. I am getting an error specifically :- [ WRITE@LBA=1f90h failed with SK=3h/WRITE ERROR - RECOVERY FAILED]: Input/Output error.
[15:02] <amikrop> erisol: Can't I have it unlocked automatically?
[15:02] <amikrop> erisol: There has to be a passphrase.
[15:02] <erisol> amikrop, or you could use ssh-agent to store your passphrase
[15:02] <nannes> jrib: it's here: http://blacklight.gotdns.org/blog/    look for "JASTEGAL"
[15:02] <nannes> and here's the gdb output http://picciamico.altervista.org/test
[15:02] <grawity> amikrop: Are you using GNOME? Is there a $SSH_AUTH_SOCK?
[15:02] <erisol> amikrop, from the command line run: eval `ssh-agent`
[15:02] <xamox> how can I find out what version of a library I have installed. For instance I am trying to compile a open source project that depends on libavformat.  In the compile it is bombing on on a check that says if LIBAVFORMAT_BUILD > 4628. How can I check it's build number?
[15:02] <s0nix> Hi
[15:03] <erisol> amikrop, it should return something like "Agent pid: 8163"
[15:03] <grawity> erisol: GNOME by default uses its own gnome-keyring-daemon for that, which can automatically unlock keys with the passphrase stored on keyring.
[15:03] <s0nix> Why Can I not setup my apache to use "worker" mpm AND php5 in mdule ?
[15:03] <amikrop> grawity: $ eval `ssh-agent`
[15:03] <amikrop> Agent pid 8871
[15:03] <erisol> grawity, oh
[15:03] <grawity> erisol: So just running ssh-agent is not the best solution.
[15:03] <jrib> nannes: well you have the code then, if the developer is unresponsive and you want to play with the source code, go for it
[15:03] <amikrop> grawity: $ echo $SSH_AUTH_SOCK
[15:03] <amikrop> /tmp/ssh-nwVxae8870/agent.8870
[15:03] <amikrop> erisol: $ eval `ssh-agent`
[15:03] <amikrop> Agent pid 8871
[15:03] <grawity> amikrop: Um, can you kill that, and open a new shell?
[15:04] <amikrop> grawity: I killed ssh-agent
[15:04] <erisol> grawity, just opening a new shell should suffice
[15:04] <grawity> amikrop: And then echo $SSH_AUTH_SOCK. (There should be already an agent running.)
[15:04] <grawity> erisol: There's still an useless process, no?
[15:04] <nannes> jrib: I know, but I don't know where do I start from! I'm not a programmer (i'm learning)
[15:04] <grawity> amikrop: can you open a new terminal now?
[15:04] <erisol> grawity, I thought that as soon as you closed the old shell it would kill all child processes
[15:05] <amikrop> grawity: $ echo $SSH_AUTH_SOCK
[15:05] <amikrop> /tmp/ssh-buBSka2836/agent.2836
[15:05] <grawity> erisol: Good point :/
[15:05] <vigo> shorterror: Here is one, http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/dh-make not the one I was searching for, but it helps.
[15:05] <jrib> nannes: try the channel for the language it is written in, they will give you tutorial so you can learn the language
[15:05] <grawity> amikrop: Um... did you run ssh-agent again?
[15:05] <shorterror> vigo, thank you
[15:05] <amikrop> grawity: no
[15:05] <mazda01> xamox, you can run sudo aptitude show libavformat  and that should show you which version of that library you're running
[15:05] <grawity> amikrop: And is it Ubuntu (GNOME) or Kubuntu (KDE), or Xubuntu (Xfce)?
[15:05] <mazda01> anyone use tovid, specifically makedvd? I am trying to burn a dvd structure folder that contains a AUDIO_TS and a VIDEO_TS folder and I have previously used makedvd -burn /folder/. well the folder this time happens to be on a smb share that I mounted locally. I am getting an error specifically :- [ WRITE@LBA=1f90h failed with SK=3h/WRITE ERROR - RECOVERY FAILED]: Input/Output error.
[15:05] <nannes> jrib: uff... ok thanks
[15:05] <amikrop> grawity: ubuntu
[15:06] <amikrop> gnome
[15:06] <grawity> amikrop: Strange, it is supposed to be gnome-keyring-daemon instead of ssh-agent. Well, anyway, do this: ssh-add
[15:06] <amikrop> grawity: $ ssh-add
[15:06] <amikrop> Could not open a connection to your authentication agent.
[15:06] <jduser1> mazda01: how is the speed of ur samba mnt?
[15:07] <xamox> mazda01, yeah, it says version 3.0, but how do I know what build number it is?
[15:07] <grawity> amikrop: You probably killed one too many :/ Ah well, eval `ssh-agent`
[15:07] <thefr34k> yay shiny linux
[15:07] <erisol> lol
[15:07] <thefr34k> thanks for the help
[15:08] <vigo> shorterror: and here: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man7/debhelper.7.html
[15:08] <mazda01> xamox, i am sorry. you got all the info I can provide. i know there is a way to show you more info for a package but I don't remember what it is off the top of my head.
[15:09] <thefr34k> abb: you still around?
[15:09] <mazda01> jduser, how would I check that? I am running over ethernet 100base-T with 2 switches in the network
[15:09] <erisol> amikrop, as soon as it says "Agent pid whatever" run ssh-add
[15:09] <xamox> mazda01, that's alright, thanks anyway though
[15:09] <jduser1> mazda01: try copy a large file from the mnt e.g with mc
[15:09] <jduser1> mazda01: mc shows speed
[15:09] <mazda01> jduser, could I transfer a file and watch iftop to get an idea or is there an easier way to see the speed?
[15:10] <vigo> shorterror: Just change the Hardy to the version you are using, but they are mostly all the same, yes Ubuntu is based on Debian.
[15:10] <jduser1> mazda01: do u know mc?
[15:10] <mazda01> jdobrien, mc is midnight commander?
[15:10] <mazda01> jduser, i don't have it installed. is it in the repos?
[15:10] <jduser1> mazda01: yes
[15:10] <amikrop> erisol: done, it asks for my passphrase
[15:10] <jduser1> mazda01: pack name is mc
[15:10] <amikrop> erisol: $ ssh-add
[15:10] <amikrop> Enter passphrase for /home/indy/.ssh/id_rsa:
[15:10] <amikrop> Identity added: /home/indy/.ssh/id_rsa (/home/indy/.ssh/id_rsa)
[15:11] <grawity> amikrop: Okay, and does ssh/svn/whatever work now?
[15:11] <grawity> erisol: Usually, instead of just starting gnome-session, gdm runs ssh-agent which then starts GNOME. This way, a SSH agent is always running after you login to GNOME.
[15:12] <pelle_> Hey, how do I save a modification in my DNS. I ran "sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf" in order to change my DNS, but now I can't figure out how to save the changes.
[15:12] <Um_cara_qualquer> folks... anyone knows where i can donwload "i've seen better days" from sublime?
[15:12] <grawity> pelle_: On nano, Ctrl+X saves and exits.
[15:13] <mazda01> jduser, ok. MAN, i hate that. I run x11vnc on the computer I am doing the makedvd command on and sometimes when I am in Terminal Server Client (jaunty) connected using VNC protocol, i'll be entering a command in the terminal and it's like a key gets stuck and it'll just keep entering letters. this last time it was an 'e'. no matter what I can't stop the machine from entering an 'e'. it'll do it in a new terminal if I open one. the only wa
[15:13] <mazda01> y to get it to stop is to restart the machine. any ideas on that issue while that box restarts?
[15:13] <pelle_> @Grawity: Thank you so much!
[15:13] <thefr34k> Um: pretty sure you have the wrong channel
[15:14] <Paddy_NI> !piracy | Um_cara_qualquer
[15:14] <amikrop> grawity: yes, it works, but will it work after the next boot?
[15:14] <rylFlush> There are so many backup options. Can someone suggest one that is easy to learn?
[15:14] <Paddy_NI> !backup | rylFlush
[15:14] <jduser1> mazda01: never used vnc, sorry
[15:15] <mazda01> jduser, ok, back at hand. the machine has restarted. so just install midnight commander from the repos?
[15:15] <Um_cara_qualquer> hahahahahaha
[15:15] <Um_cara_qualquer> right ;)
[15:15] <rylFlush> Thanks all!
[15:15] <thefr34k> mazda01: have you tried another VNC client (I use VNC daily)
[15:15] <th0r> mazda01: you might consider looking at X forwarding via ssh...much better than vnc
[15:15] <jduser1> mazda01: ok runc mc from cli
[15:16] <TD-Linux> is the keyserver down again? >:(
[15:16] <jduser1> mazda01: try nx-server and client
[15:16] <jduser1> mazda01: thats what i use for remote connect to my linux boxes all over the world
[15:17] <mazda01> thefr34k, you mean on the server side or the client side?
[15:17] <amikrop> erisol: svn+ssh works now, but will it work on the next boot?
[15:17] <jduser1> mazda01: an d yes simply apt-get it from the repos
[15:17] <ehazlett> greetings... i'm trying to use kpartx for a disk image -- i get the loop device, but i can't mount it -- it says "already mounted or busy...  any ideas?
[15:17] <mazda01> jduser1, i tried nx server along time ago but i couldn't get it to work because my id_rsa key has a passphrase.
[15:18] <Fettel> test
[15:18] <Fettel> òåñò
[15:18] <mazda01> jduser1, how do I run mc from the cli? just 'gksudo mc'?
[15:18] <jduser1> mazda01: mm i simply followed the tutorial on the nx hp
[15:18] <jduser1> mazda01: mc
[15:18] <jduser1> or sudo mc
[15:18] <vigo> Just mc
[15:18] <jduser1> what u want
[15:19] <jduser1> mazda01: depends on what u wanna do
[15:19] <vigo> whoops, sudo mc
[15:19] <mazda01> jduser1, wow. now what? I will try to transfer a large avi file.
[15:19] <jduser1> mazda01: yes
[15:19] <jduser1> mazda01: from ur samba mnt
[15:20] <jduser1> Fettel: works
[15:21] <amikrop> grawity, erisol: Alright. How can I have it automatically unlocked after each boot, now?
[15:21] <amikrop> Should I put an ssh-add in my .bashrc?
[15:21] <amikrop> I guess not.
[15:21] <TD-Linux> is there an alternate keyserver?
[15:21] <amikrop> I guess it's something else.
[15:22] <CopyWriter> i'm back
[15:24] <Pici> TD-Linux: The keyserver gets a lot of traffic, you may just want to try again, I had the same problem about a week or two ago.
[15:24] <TD-Linux> yeah I might want to try again tomorrow
[15:24] <grawity> amikrop: Sorry, was away for a while. Could you log out from GNOME, then login again, and -- without running anything else -- check if there's a gnome-keyring-daemon running, and what does $SSH_AUTH_SOCK show?
[15:24] <TD-Linux> will a PPA work without a key temporarily?
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> TD-Linux:  i think there will be some warning from the apt tools.. but i think it will work
[15:25] <amikrop> grawity: no problem :)
[15:25] <amikrop> sure
[15:25] <amikrop> w8
[15:26] <jduser1> mazda01: what speed is shown?
[15:27] <tommy2002> I'm having trouble with xrandr ... when I plug in a TV into the VGA output, 'xrandr -q' says that the VGA output is disconnected, as if nothing was plugged in ... what's going on?
[15:28] <myeman> hello, can i install ipmsg in ubuntu 9?
[15:28] <Dr_Willis> !info ipmsg
[15:29] <web5|org|ua> when i MANUALY setup WIFI, after reboot settings stay ?
[15:29] <Dr_Willis> web5|org|ua:  they are rembered here...
[15:29] <tw3akUrb0x1> if I have a binary tar file what package can I use to make a package that synaptic can track?
[15:29] <Dr_Willis> tommy2002:  ive seen some videocards have an issue where you must have the tv plugged in when the system boots..or they dont see the tv properly
[15:30] <tommy2002> I tried that, but it didn't work
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> tw3akUrb0x1:  depedning on what the binary tar file does.. that may not be very easyly done. Theres just too much varity in binary archives like that.
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> tommy2002:  what video card?
[15:31] <tw3akUrb0x1> I've got a pgo version of firefox-3.5 that's supposed to be much faster
[15:31] <tw3akUrb0x1> should I just install in /opt?
[15:31] <web5|org|ua> Dr_Willis: by who, by U ?
[15:31] <Dr_Willis> tw3akUrb0x1:  for firefox bianries you dont really need to install them.. you can cd to their diretory and run it...
[15:31] <tw3akUrb0x1> just extract to a directory in my path then
[15:31] <Ryan1> Anyone have an idea where Google Chrome (non released version) stores it's browsing history?
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> tw3akUrb0x1:   extract to a dir.. make an icon/launcher to run it.. perhaps
[15:32] <tommy2002> Dr_Willis: I'm not sure, how would I check?
[15:32] <Zack1> How come some of the letter overlap each other in terminal? > screenshot http://h.imagehost.org/0023/Screenshot.png
[15:32] <tw3akUrb0x1> thanks
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> tommy2002:  lspci for starters
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> Zack1:  ive seen that with using some fonts. Stick to monospaced fonts.
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> !info terminus
[15:33] <erUSUL> !find terminus
[15:33] <Dr_Willis> xfonts-terminus - Fixed-width fonts for fast reading
[15:33] <ubuntuer>  ,.m,
[15:33] <tommy2002> ATI mobility M6
[15:33] <Dr_Willis> thats a nice one.
[15:33] <myeman> is ipmsg can install using apt-get? or by package manager
[15:33] <myeman> ?
[15:33] <Dr_Willis> tommy2002:  ati and tv out can be a pain i hear..
[15:33] <Zack1> Dr_willis: i switched to monpspace but it still over laps :-(
[15:33]  * erUSUL uses terminus and love it ;P
[15:33] <thefr34k> someone just asked that?
[15:33] <thefr34k> !info ipmsg
[15:33] <padhu2> friends, How can i show the image to irc channel
[15:33] <Dr_Willis> Zack1:  restart the termianl double check the setting.. you may of not set it right
[15:34] <tommy2002> excuse me, ATI Radeon Mobility M6
[15:34] <grawity> padhu2: Upload it to http://tinypic.com/, then give us the page address.
[15:34] <padhu2> grawity: THank you :-0
[15:34] <padhu2> :-)
[15:34] <Dr_Willis> tommy2002:  you may want to check the forums for the current state of tv out and that chipset. ATi has been doing a lot of changes in their drivers lately.
[15:34] <CopyWriter> good now this chat is set to open at startup
[15:35] <Zack1> Dr_willis :-(
[15:35] <tommy2002> yes, quite a pain, especially in my case ... I'm a teacher, the monitor I'm using is in the classroom, so I can't try anything until I'm in front of a room of students
[15:35]  * Dekko wonders ... I have the framebuffer up and running on boot but I get NO Tux logo at all .... how do I enable my Tux? :D
[15:35] <tommy2002> Alright, I was thinking this was a driver problem
[15:35] <Zack1> dr_willis still overlaps
[15:35] <Dr_Willis> tommy2002:  one of the many reasons i never buy ati any more.
[15:35] <Atomic_> !it
[15:35] <thefr34k> !info irssi
[15:36] <sfx> hi everone
[15:36] <Zack1> Hi
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> Zack1:  try installing xfonts-terminus   log out/back in.. set gnome-terminal to use the terminus font.
[15:36] <sfx> i have one problem hier
[15:36] <Pici> Dekko: There is no Tux logo on the Ubuntu boot.
[15:36] <mazda01> jduser1i don't know how to transfer a file using mc. i am trying to figure it out now
[15:36] <Dekko> Pici: How do I get that?? :)
[15:36] <Pici> Dekko: I don't know, I've never seen it there.
[15:37] <mazda01> jduser1i was gone for awhile sorry.
[15:37]  * Dekko wants to set up the ubuntu boot to act and look like the Knoppix one. Color and with a pretty logo.
[15:37] <Dekko> But no real splashscreen.
[15:37] <Zack1> !info gnome
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  those are the kind of features i normally disable  :)
[15:37] <Dekko> I want the verbose stuff but --- nice. :)
[15:37] <kfm> is it possible from a ubuntu live cd to make a partion on a fully encrypted hdd and from it install a second os without havng to edit grub?
[15:38] <Zack1> dr_willis: oops! i change the wrong font to monospace, it works now! [Sans font musent work]
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  at least ive seen some  Distros have a logo at top half of screen, and usefull info at bottom half.
[15:38] <sfx> i need help please ... I instal ubuntu  9.4 and no reconise intel 3100 and i try to intal drive but has problem about that
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> Zack1:  yes.. :) monospace.. :)
[15:38] <Dekko> Dr Willis: If you've tried knoppix, it boots under framebuffer, and gives you a small nice Tux Logo and then verbose output as to the boot process. :) In color. Hi res.
[15:38] <bunns> Howdy.....can someone give me a hint on how to change the wallpaper in GDM ?
[15:39] <ohir> !jp | sfx
[15:39] <mazda01> jduser1i hit 5 (copy) after I selected a avi file on the left adn set the location correctly on the right but nothing happened? i don't know how to use mc.
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  yes ive seen other disrtos that do that.. I normally disable framebuffers... too many issues with them
[15:39] <frostburn> bunns, system > admin > login window
[15:39] <nem> Hi. Anyone know why when i click "Suspend", my computer goes down and back up again without staying suspended? Is this a known problem? (not talking about blackscreen after suspend)
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> mazda01:  use insert key to select files... f5 to copy.
[15:40] <Dr_Willis> mazda01:  unless your terminal/window manager is some how grabbing the f5 key for somthing else.. it should work
[15:40] <bunns> ah ha.....thanks much frostburn :)
[15:40] <jamie> fu ck
[15:40] <mazda01> Dr_Willis, here's a screenshot. http://img43.imageshack.us/my.php?image=32471566.png
[15:40] <Dekko> Dr_Willis: But is there a way for me to enable it? I have framebuffer running it seems because I have made it boot in 1024x768 resolution, but all gray - and no Tux logo .....
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> !intel
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  thers a lot of tweaking to get the boot screen all fancy and pretty..   and ive had so many issues with it in the past. i dont even bother with it any more.
[15:41] <Sirisian|Work> Does scp follow symbolic links?
[15:41] <Sirisian|Work> when using -r I mean
[15:42] <ohir> Sirisian|Work: man scp
[15:42] <nem> !suspend
[15:42] <Pici> Sirisian|Work: Yes, see man scp
[15:42] <grawity> -r      Recursively copy entire directories.  Note that scp follows sym‐ bolic links encountered in the tree traversal.
[15:42] <mazda01> Dr_Willis, it worked. I am getting at hightest 6.71 MB/s transfer rate over my smb share.
[15:42] <Dekko> Dr_Willis: I am doing this in part because I don't like the Ubuntu splash, but mostly in fact because I want to learn Linux.
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> mazda01:  yes.. thats a screen shot of mc... so what was it supposed to tell us? :)
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> mazda01:  heh..  so you figured out the app? :)
[15:42] <TD-Linux> who has installed the "nvidia vdpau team" driver packages?
[15:42] <Dekko> Linux to me is like in the good old MS-DOS days but on steroids. :) So - a lot of fun,
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> mazda01:  a read of the mc docs is very worth whild. it has a lot of features
[15:42] <Sirisian|Work> ohir, pici, ah okay thanks
[15:43] <TD-Linux> I'm on hardy and using 173 from envyng
[15:43] <sfx> i'm dowmload drive from intel but the package maneger only make a file folder and sinaptic dont open and instal them so has another way to do that? please
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  comparing linux to dos.. is like comparing  the space shuttle to  a  kite.
[15:43] <TD-Linux> I want to upgrade to 185
[15:43] <mazda01> Dr_Willis, I am trying to use makedvd -burn /folderwheredvdstructureis and I getting an error. the previous guy thought maybe my transfer rate wasn't good enough. can you maybe help?
[15:43] <hbekel> Dekko: you need CONFIG_LOGO=y in your kernel, chances are the ubuntu stock kernel has disabled it
[15:43] <Sirisian|Work> Is there a way to find all symbolic links in a directory?
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> afx - I upgraded my intel drvers following this url --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582
[15:43] <mazda01> Dr_Willis, i only am using mc to see what the transfer rate was over a locally mounted smb share.
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> mazda01:  burning a cd/dvd onthe fly over a network - can be an issue...
[15:44] <lurah> I have a problem with Ubuntu 9.04 especially with the ethernet driver fo JMicro jmc260. From my investigation I guest there is something wrong with this driver on kernel 2.6.28. I tried to change the kernel with the latest stable kernel from www.kernel.org i.e 2.6.30-1 and the ethernet works very well. How can I extract just the jmc260 driver from the latest kernel and aplied it to 2.6.28 kernel ?
[15:44] <jduser> mazda01: ok i think thats enough speed
[15:44] <Dekko> hbekel: how do I enable it? ;-)
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> mazda01:  if you want faster rates use nfs to share stuff i guess.
[15:44] <Ryan1> Google Chrome for linux, what is the path where history is stored?
[15:44] <jduser> mazda01: just wanted to make sure ur samba behaves not like mine: mynie is very slow
[15:44] <amikrop> grawity: Thank you, it worked. :-)
[15:44] <nem> Hi. Anyone know why when i click "Suspend", my computer goes down and back up again without staying suspended? Is this a known problem? (not talking about blackscreen after suspend) (checked bios settings and its set to S1 and S3)(9.04, nvidia gfx drivers)
[15:44] <hbekel> Dekko: by compiling a custom kernel? what does zcat /proc/config.gz | grep LOGO give you?
[15:45] <grawity> amikrop: So ... is gnome-keyring-daemon running?
[15:45] <jduser> mazda01: myine=mine
[15:45] <amikrop> grawity: $ echo $SSH_AUTH_SOCK
[15:45] <amikrop> /tmp/keyring-dpRvxs/socket.ssh
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. has google chrome for linux even been released yet? the web site says it hasent.
[15:45] <hbekel> Sirisian|Work: for f in *; do [ -h "$f" ] && echo $f; done
[15:45] <nannes> Dr_Willis: bleah! firefox rulez
[15:45] <grawity> amikrop: Good, and is the key unlocked automatically?
[15:46] <dimedo> can anyone tell me why my i5300 wifi adapter has a 32 byte HWaddr address shown in ifconfig, shouldn't that be 12 byte??
[15:46] <Dr_Willis> nannes:  he wasent asking about firefox.. :P
[15:46] <nannes> Dr_Willis:  ok, but I hate Chrome!!  :P
[15:46] <amikrop> grawity: actually, a graphical window popped up asking for the passphrase but it alos had an option to tick, "automatically unlock after login" which I ticked, and next time it worked
[15:46] <grawity> dimedo: um, usually they are 6 bytes, not 12.
[15:46] <amikrop> s/alos/also
[15:46] <Sirisian|Work> hbekel, what is that syntax? I've never seen it before. Is that bash or something?
[15:46] <acecase> a guy thought it was funny to run rm -fr when I left my box unlocked a while back. Now my bash-completion isn't working anymore. I have done a purge/install and it is installed but tab completion isn't working. What am I missing?
[15:47] <hbekel> Sirisian|Work: it's bash. "help test" for the details
[15:47] <mazda01> jduser, i wonder how makedvd works? is it trying to save tmp files to that smb share and that's what's causing the io error?
[15:47] <Dr_Willis> hbekel:  i see no /proc/config.Z on ubuntu
[15:47] <Sirisian|Work> thanks hbekel
[15:47] <grawity> amikrop: Yeah, that's how it is supposed to work. ('seahorse' might be useful someday)
[15:47] <jduser> mazda01: maybe i dont know makedvd
[15:47] <amikrop> grawity: OK. thanks :)
[15:47] <jduser> mazda01: i m afk now
[15:48] <hbekel> Dr_Willis: uh yes, i forgot i enabled it myself... sorry Dekko
[15:48] <ryann> apart from kvpnc, are there any suggested vpn gui's for use in KDE4?
[15:48] <AJC_Z0> To get on another network from the one given by DHCP using NetworkManager on eth1, I use "sudo ip addr add 10.0.0.1/24 dev eth1". What's the correct way to automate this?
[15:49] <Dr_Willis> hbekel:  the sort of feature ya wonder why they disabled...
[15:49] <hbekel> Dr_Willis: indeed
[15:49] <mazda01> what does  afk mean?
[15:49] <Dr_Willis> AJC_Z0:  fast and dirty way.. put command in rc.local
[15:49] <zer0access> away from keyboard
[15:49] <Dr_Willis> AJC_Z0:  but theres proberly better ways.
[15:49] <grawity> mazda01: AFK = "Away from keyboard".
[15:50] <mazda01> grawity, ah. i see.
[15:50] <jduser> mazda01: check read and write privilidges with ur smb mnt when accessing as non rott, thats how u run makedvd, right?
[15:50] <jduser> non root
[15:50] <ltcabral> how do i check what groups my user is part of?
[15:51] <jduser> mazda01: now really afk
[15:51] <grawity> ltcabral: 'id', 'groups'
[15:51] <ltcabral> thanks
[15:52] <bryce_> edbian: it didnt work last nite with the xp
[15:52] <mazda01> jduser, the permissions on the /mnt/ directory are 777 and it owned by root. that's where I mounted the smb share. I have already confirmed I can mkdir and touch a file on the folder.
[15:52] <jduser> mazda01: ok
[15:52] <jduser> mazda01: so no idea after all
[15:53] <bryce_> hey guys, im trying to isntall xp for gaming, but it when i pop in the cd it says i have a hard disk error and shutdown because of taht
[15:53] <elad`> What's the name of the program that lets you set up the extra buttons on your wheel?
[15:53] <mazda01> jduser, ok. i'll just copy the folders over locally and then try to run makedvd again.
[15:53] <mazda01> jduser, thanks for trying
[15:53] <lurah> I have a problem with Ubuntu 9.04 especially with the ethernet driver fo JMicro jmc260. From my investigation I guest there is something wrong with this driver on kernel 2.6.28. I tried to change the kernel with the latest stable kernel from www.kernel.org i.e 2.6.30-1 and the ethernet works very well. How can I extract just the jmc260 driver from the latest kernel and aplied it to 2.6.28 kernel ?
[15:53] <unop> AJC_Z0, what are the addresses of eth1 before and after you issue this command?
[15:54] <elad`> irchweel?
[15:54] <hbekel> lurah: you can't use a module compiled for one version with a different kernel
[15:54] <elad`> iwheelrc?
[15:54] <hbekel> lurah: you'd have to backport the .30 driver into .28
[15:55] <lurah> hbkel : is that posible to get the source code from the latest kernel and compile that for older kernel ?
[15:55] <elad`> imwheel!
[15:55] <frostburn> lurah, yes but there's no guarantees that it'll work, there's set in stone kernel api
[15:55] <hbekel> lurah: it may be possible but it's surely non-trivial (unless you're a kernel hacker)
[15:56] <frostburn> there's no *
[15:56] <Boohbah> lurah: you could search the kernel mailing list for the patch that has the driver and try to apply it
[15:57] <lurah> Boohbah : is it alway a clear kernel patch for that case ?
[15:58] <mazda01> jduser, i didn't realize nautilus is showing me the speed also. it's showing 6.1 MB/sec as I am transferring the VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folders and storing them locally.
[15:58] <hbekel> lurah: it depends, you'll have to try. if it's only bugfixes it may work
[15:58] <jduser> mazda01: thats why i said "e.g. mc" ;)
[15:58] <Boohbah> lurah: [PATCH netdev-2.6] jme: JMicron Gigabit Ethernet Driver
[15:58] <mazda01> does anyone know how to fix sound for movie player? i get sound in vlc but not movie player? i am using jaunty with pulseaudio default.
[15:59] <hbekel> lurah: why not keep .30?
[15:59] <jduser> mazda01: i am one of those mc freaks, u must know
[15:59] <mazda01> jduser, it's no big deal. mc is like vim for me, it can do so much but I don't feel like taking the time to learn it.
[15:59] <lurah> Boohbah/hbekel : ok thanks for the info
[15:59] <mazda01> jduser, everybody has their preferences.
[16:00] <lurah> hbkel : when compiling the .30 I found one error but the kernel stil working so far
[16:00] <Boohbah> lurah: also seconding hbekel why not keep the new kernel
[16:00] <eyotechnologi> hi guys
[16:00] <mazda01> does anyone know how to fix sound for movie player? i get sound in vlc but not movie player? i am using jaunty with pulseaudio default.
[16:01] <eyotechnologi> hello is here anyone who could help me
[16:01] <grawity> eyotechnologi: Depends on your problem.
[16:01] <durt> eyotechnologi, just ask your question.
[16:01] <Socah> eyotechnologi, just ask the question, don't ask
[16:01] <eyotechnologi> my problem is that im new to irc and new to linux and new to programing in c and visual basic.net
[16:02] <eyotechnologi> :D
[16:02] <Socah> mazda01, type alsamixer -c 0, and check if all channels are unmuted
[16:02] <Socah> eyotechnologi, and what do you need help with?
[16:02] <eyotechnologi> how do people remeber to code things?
[16:02] <Dekko> hbekel: it gives me  "no such file or directory"
[16:03] <Socah> eyotechnologi, more precisely? I don't understand question
[16:03] <hbekel> Dekko: uh yes, you don't have that file i was told (it's enabled in my custom kernel, sorry)
[16:03] <grawity> eyotechnologi: The same way other people remember how to make a pizza, or to build a house, or...
[16:03] <cipher> is there a way to run two WMs simultaneously in GNOME? i.e. on one monitor I'd love to have wmii and on another the regular metacity desktop
[16:03] <lurah> is it safe if I change the kernel from 2.6.28 to 2.6.30 without doing anything else ?
[16:04] <Hero> VIVA UBUNTU!!!!  :)
[16:04] <mazda01> Socah, nothing is muted. i said the same exact file has sound in vlc. stupid pulseaudio!
[16:05] <Socah> mazda01, solution: remove pulseaudio ;p
[16:05] <edbian> cipher:  First off.  Gnome contains a window manager.  It's called metacity.  I don't think gnome supports two window manager at once but that is an interesting idea.
[16:05] <hbekel> lurah: if everything works, why not?
[16:05] <Dekko> hbekel: custom kernels and the like ..... I have tried compiling the 2.6.30-1 kernel following instructions but never installed it after.... that took HOURS on this old machine :)
[16:05] <Socah> mazda01, it's first thing that I do when installing Ubuntu
[16:05] <JEEBsv> Socah: don't remind me of when I got told that too and I actually REMOVED pulseaudio
[16:05] <JEEBsv> thank god I could actually re-install it later on
[16:05] <cipher> edbian: yeah. I know the default is metacity. I am able to tell gnome to use wmii as its window manager but not to have both metacity and wmii at the same time.
[16:05] <Socah> JEEBsv, what happend?
[16:05] <durt> cipher, yes, you need to configure Xorg.conf to run two X servers one on each different monitor. But it's got nothing to do with Gnome.
[16:05] <eyotechnologi> how can i talk to just anyone not to all
[16:05] <slashdevnull> Hi, anyone in here able to help with KVM migration with Ubuntu 9.04 and virsh?
[16:05] <Socah> eyotechnologi, you talk to me on priv actually
[16:06] <hbekel> Dekko: if you want features that ubuntu decided not to comile in you'll have to roll your own kernel
[16:06] <cipher> durt: in that case I will be running one plain vanilla wmii X session alongside one plain vanilla GNOME session running metacity... and I might do this how in the X config?
[16:06] <Socah> but in fact, I didn't respond
[16:06] <mazda01> Socah, i just don't know how to solve it. also, the sound is very low. I have to have it cranked. i have a 80:01.0 Audio device: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT1708/A [Azalia HDAC] (VIA High Definition Audio Controller) (rev 10)
[16:06] <JEEBsv> Socah: if you delete pulseaudio you won't get into X :V Because you'll have to reroute all kinds of stuff, and this isn't done automagically for a noob
[16:06] <edbian> cipher:  I don't think so.
[16:06] <cipher> durt: might you provide a reference on how to configure the X config in such way?
[16:06] <Dekko> hbekel: But how to know what to include etc, lets say I want "generic kernel" with the Tux logo enabled... :D
[16:07] <Dr_Willis> cipher:  what video card are you using?
[16:07] <Socah> JEEBsv, in fact, I just make sudo apt-get remove pulseaudio and... still all works without any other things to configure
[16:07] <hbekel> Dekko: by getting familiar with the kernel config options
[16:07] <mazda01> Socah, i'd like to resolve it with pulseaudio as it seems like that's the way ubuntu is evolving. without pulseaudio, i can't have more than one audio program running or at least I'd have to install jack as I am told. then i'll just have to configure that. i might as well stick with pulseaudio and try to find someone that can help.
[16:07] <lurah> dekko: yah it took's me about more than 3 hours to compile the new kernel on my machine
[16:07] <Clouse> Hi there all I dont seem to be able to get my filters working on already recived mail and also mail that is coming in I am running 2.26.1 on 9.04 any ideas?
[16:07] <cipher> Dr_Willis: I have an ATI radeon 1300 series
[16:07] <JEEBsv> Socah: I did that on 8.04 and 8.10 and had problems with login afterwards
[16:07] <cipher> Dr_Willis: atleast I believe... that's what shows up on lspci
[16:07] <Dekko> hbekel: can't you just compile a kernel with *everything* enabled?
[16:07] <cipher> 01:00.1 Display controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV516 [Radeon X1300 Pro] (Secondary)
[16:07] <JEEBsv> Although I must say I only had problems with pluseaudio for a while, it works nicely for me nowadays
[16:08] <cipher> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV516 [Radeon X1300/X1550 Series]
[16:08] <Dekko> or better yet find a precompiled kernel with everything enabled.
[16:08] <th0r> eyotechnologi: you might want to check out the linux documentation project...tldp.org, they have beginners books there
[16:08] <Socah> mazda01, mhm... I had same problem when my modules for soundcard in modprobe.d were not loaded
[16:08] <sid1monu> i need help
[16:08] <hbekel> Dekko: use 'make oldconfig' to start with the config of the currently running kernel
[16:08] <Socah> mazda01, but after this... all work flawlessly
[16:08] <sid1monu> i cant mount my HDD
[16:08] <Dekko> hbekel: will that start me compiling something?
[16:08] <sid1monu> in ubuntu
[16:09] <Socah> JEEBsv, no idea, I just remove this and there are no other side-effects for me
[16:09] <Socah> sid1monu, what's the problem? any informations?
[16:09] <Dekko> seems I don't have the kernel sourcecode anywhere.....
[16:09] <mazda01> Socah, ok, can you help me troubleshoot this then? here's lsmod | grep snd
[16:09] <hbekel> Dekko: I'm not going to spoon-feed you kernel compilation...
[16:09] <mazda01> Socah, oops, accidentally hit enter. here it is: http://pastebin.com/f67c65a64
[16:09] <sid1monu> it says failed to read the last sector
[16:09] <lurah> hbkel: do Ubuntu usually provide a new precompile kernel should there any new kernel release ?
[16:09] <JEEBsv> also, mazda01 - what version of mplayer you have?
[16:09] <cipher> durt, Dr_Willis: any further information you can give?
[16:09] <sid1monu> wen i try to mount it through gui or command line
[16:10] <Socah> sid1monu, what filesystem is on disk?
[16:10] <edbian> Dekko: kernel compilation is a long and complicated process :)
[16:10] <sid1monu> ntfs
[16:10] <edbian> Dekko: google it
[16:10] <Dekko> edbian: It is true it takes a long time yes. :)
[16:10] <Socah> sid1monu, fsck.ntfs, check if it got errors
[16:10] <Clouse> #evolution
[16:10] <Clouse> opps
[16:10] <edbian> silly Clouse
[16:11] <Dekko> Gah its rather painful to have to recompile kernel to get the little Tux to show up.........
[16:11] <Dr_Willis> cipher:  nvidia and their twniview makes such a task tivial :) well sort of trivial.. but I for one dont see the need of running 2 seperate X servers. I just  use nvidias twinview feature. (i gave up on ati ages ago)
[16:11] <cipher> Dr_Willis: ok that's not really helpful. but thank you.
[16:12] <Dekko> Dr_Willis: I run 2x X servers on my machine - Twinview stretches the desktop and thats .... not good I think :)
[16:12] <edbian> Dr_Willis: I see a lot of people come here that need their resolution changed to something that isn't available in the gnome GUI but should be possible with their hardware.  What is the best way to go about fixing this problem?
[16:12] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  twinview does not stretch the desktop here in a bad way
[16:12] <mazda01> JEEBsv, i am running whatever is in jaunty repos. it's 2:1.0~rc2-0ubuntu19+medibuntu1 but i am talking about totem. that is: 2.26.1-0ubuntu5
[16:12] <cipher> could one of you perhaps (Dekko maybe) post up your x server configuration and maybe I can extrapolate a similar solution for my particular setup/hardware
[16:13] <hbekel> edbian: ditch the gui and educate users instead?
[16:13] <durt> cipher, here's a start, http://www.vsthost.com/pages/DualHead.php
[16:13] <JEEBsv> mazda01: that is old as hell D: If it uses mplayer as base get something newer than something from 2007 (rc2)
[16:13] <Dekko> cipher: I am not at my primary setup right now so would prove difficult .... but if you're around later I will look to see if I can help you.
[16:13] <Clouse> So anyone using Evolution 2.26.1?
[16:13] <JEEBsv> Too bad for mplayer and friends the only way pretty much is to build :/
[16:13] <Socah> mazda01, is your computer a laptop?
[16:13] <cipher> Dekko: well if you don't mind, can I PM you with my email to send it later?
[16:13] <zipito_> mine kubuntu runs some kind strange:   when it boots it plays the default sound of kde, then - no other sound could be played (not from system events, not from amarok, not from dragonplayer) :(
[16:13] <mazda01> JEEBsv, huh???? I am running jaunty. how does that happen then? Socah, no I am running a desktop.
[16:13] <JEEBsv> also, as a recommendation for a frontend on mplayer - smplayer
[16:14] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  i use twinview here all the time  - only issues i have with it are a few badly programmed apps fullscreening in a dumb way. :)
[16:14] <zipito_> while the gnome sound system works fine
[16:14] <alff21> hi, you know how do work microsoft ofice 2007 in ubuntu 8.10 ??
[16:14] <JEEBsv> mazda01: Almost no distro uses new builds of mplayer because the project does no 'official' releases >_>
[16:14] <edbian> hbekel: Supposed xrandr doesn't offer high enough resolutions as well?  How do you tell the system what resolution should be available?
[16:14] <sfx>  i take a look at links and download pach kernel 2.6 and oen terminal and put a codes their but no wok says comand not found!!! wy?
[16:14] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | alff21
[16:14] <Socah> mazda01, please give me output of aplay -l
[16:15] <sid1monu> how do i fsck.ntfs
[16:15] <JEEBsv> mazda01: you can check the revision of mplayer by running it once, I hope it's not from 2007 >_>
[16:15] <Socah> sid1monu, google
[16:15] <Dekko> Dr_Willis: Okay I am using two separate X servers and then directing the applications I need on the secondary monitor with env DISPLAY=0.1 <program> or something like that :)
[16:15] <Dr_Willis> sid1monu:  im not syre you want linux go be fscking a ntfs disk.. best to let windows do that.
[16:15] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  i just drag them over. :)  been doing it this way for years.
[16:15] <edbian> sid1monu: To check your harddrive the command is e2fsck /dev/<yourdevice>  Do you know the device name you're trying to scan?
[16:15] <sid1monu> i chkdsk from windows
[16:15] <sid1monu> it says no problems
[16:16] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  i need to track down a nvidia card that lets me do 3 monitors next - and a bigger desk
[16:16] <alff21> ok, thanks
[16:16] <Dr_Willis> sid1monu:  so whats the actual problem then?
[16:16] <Dekko> Dr_Willis mentioning NTFS.... is there any way to tell 3G-NTFS to NOT enable writing to NTFS file systems at all?
[16:16] <sid1monu> i dont know,i am unable to mount it
[16:16] <sid1monu> it shows an error
[16:16] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  check out the 'ntfs-config' tool
[16:16] <geirha> sid1monu: You need the ntfsprogs package, but it can't fix filesystem errors. If it finds errors, it will mark it as such, so that windows will check it during boot
[16:16] <Dr_Willis> sid1monu:  and the error is?
[16:17] <Dr_Willis> gotta love playing 20  questions to get to the real problem...
[16:17] <Socah> always the same ;)
[16:17] <sid1monu> it says like the partition table might be currupted
[16:17] <mazda01> Socah, http://pastebin.com/f5707f0a1
[16:17] <Dr_Willis> sid1monu:  and what/how are you mounting this ntfs fileysstem?
[16:17] <sid1monu> or raid wasnt setup correctly
[16:17] <sid1monu> through gui
[16:17] <geirha> Dekko: The ro option
[16:18] <khedrub> Hi, I installed texlive, emacs and auctex but just don't get auctex visible in emacs, although searching and trying for hours... anybody happy to help?
[16:18] <Dr_Willis> sid1monu:  you may want to pastebin the output of 'sudo fdisk -l' for the channel to look at.. and are you using any thing odd on the sytem? raid? anything else?
[16:18] <Dekko> Dr_Willis: THANK you! Stupid question maybe, but HOW can one find out about these little super useful programs to be installed? I poke around and find more and more and more useful stuff in Linux every minute, but to keep track of all the tweaks, fixes, little programs etc etc etc..... its almost bewildering! :)
[16:18] <Socah> mazda01, alsa version is?
[16:18] <sid1monu> no nothing odd
[16:18] <sid1monu> lemme paste bin
[16:19] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  ntfs-config has been around for several releases..   also i recall seeing it  when ya search for ntfs in the package manager. :)
[16:19] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  problem with ubuntu is they work hard to keep it under 700mb for a cd iso install.. so they cant include all these cool tools.. but thats life. :)
[16:19] <Socah> mazda01, also paste mi on priv this cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#* | grep codec -i (don't need to use pastebin, just copy)
[16:19] <sid1monu> http://pastebin.com/m51e72050
[16:19] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  it also tweaks the vfat mounting options even tho its called ntfs-config
[16:20] <Dekko> Dr_Willis believe it or not I JUST recently started USING Linux.... that is when 9.04 was released. Before that I toyed around with hackintosh OSX .... which made the transition to linux ....easier.
[16:20] <edbian> Is xrandr the correct tool to use to set the resolution by hand?
[16:20] <mazda01> JEEBsv, here's output from running it once. not sure where it says the year? http://pastebin.com/f3d17436c
[16:20] <Dr_Willis> sid1monu:  so can you mount just one of the ntfs fileysstems? what one?
[16:20] <anirban> The Apache module mod_actions is either not installed or not enabled. How to install and enable it ?
[16:20] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  hacnintosh? blasphmy! at least you are now on the true path to GPL nirvana
[16:20] <AJC_Z0> unop: Before I have only the IP, mask, route and nameservers from DHCP. After I have the same plus the additional IP/mask
[16:21] <sid1monu> the sdb1
[16:21] <dalekleader> help, can someone lead me to understand how I can get Ubntu 9.04 to favor the wireless interface over the wired when the wired is connected?
[16:21] <JEEBsv> mazda01: THAT seriously is a 2007 build of mplayer 'MPlayer 1.0rc2-4.3.3 (C) 2000-2007 MPlayer Team'
[16:21] <Pici> anirban: sudo a2enmod actions
[16:21] <mazda01> Socah, alsa-base version is:  1.0.18.dfsg-1ubuntu8
[16:21] <Dr_Willis> sid1monu:  try mounting it by hand with the 'ntfs-3g' command and see if you get any more detailed error messages.
[16:21] <Dekko> Dr_Willis: But OS X is SO pretty ;-) heh heh no but seriously I didn't enjoy Linux enough to learn it prior to 9.04 - I found it to be quite buggy and half-working for some things I needed to do, but now it's really cool .....
[16:21] <yowshi> grrr why wont it let me access thius flash drivew. it shows up in lsusb it seems to show up in places -> computer but i cant get into it
[16:22] <Dr_Willis> sid1monu:  ie:  'sudo ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1  /media/MAKE_A_DIRECTORYFIRST'
[16:22] <JEEBsv> mazda01: do you do video encoding or do you just play videos?
[16:22] <mazda01> Socah, here's the output from the above command: Codec: Realtek ALC888
[16:22] <Socah> Dr_Willis, no such directory ;P
[16:22] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  your description - describes windows very well also..
[16:22] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  and also describes my experience with OS-X ;)
[16:22] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  and -- computers in general.. :P
[16:23] <Dr_Willis> 'buggy , half working, really cool' => computers.
[16:23] <mazda01> JEEBsv, well what the heck?? Can I compile mplayer from source and not screw all my codec's up and what not? how would I do that. I don't understand all the different stuff, like ffmpeg and whatnot.
[16:23] <Joe062> Is it common for things like embedded youtube videos and Cooliris to flash an image of the previous page you had on screen? And is there a fix.
[16:23] <hbekel> Dekko: buggy and half-working may be an impression created by your inability to use it (no offense) :)
[16:23] <mazda01> JEEBsv, is there a PPA with a more recent copy of mplayer? if mplayer works why am I messing with that again?
[16:23] <Dr_Willis> Joe062:  never seen that issue. or heard of anyone else mention it.
[16:24] <Joe062> Hmm. Maybe its my graphics card?
[16:24] <sid1monu> i ran that
[16:24] <sid1monu> but it has started a new line with '>'
[16:24] <anirban> The Suexec command on your system is configured to only run scripts under /var/www, but the Virtualmin base directory is /home. CGI and PHP scripts run as domain owners will not be executed. How to fix it up ?
[16:24] <JEEBsv> mazda01: it's a 2007 build of mplayer and it can have various problems ^^; And no, usually you don't find newer versions of mplayer in repos because no-one wants to update them because everyone's gotten used to the fact that it's build from sources
[16:24] <Dekko> hbekel: That could be VERY true in fact. I think mostly the reason why I stayed away till now WAS that if problem arose, I had no idea where to look or what to do -- being quite adept at MS-DOS/Windows .... not to say very experienced with that, I was a true NOOB with Linux in all ways.
[16:25] <JEEBsv> and really, building mplayer from the source is much easier than ffmpeg - mazda01. Seriously, and it won't break anything IMHO
[16:25] <sid1monu> o
[16:25] <sid1monu> k
[16:25] <sid1monu> lemme paste bin this error
[16:26] <Socah> mazda01, try to add to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf this line -> options snd-hda-intel model=auto, then save file, then make sudo alsa force-reload (all only if you want to remove pulseaudio, in fact this COULD allow to get few apps to play at once)
[16:26] <Dekko> Dr_Willis: Well anyway I love Linux now. Its like - when I was younger (I'm 30 now) I used to love tinkering around with my Commodore  Amiga and then came the PC and on it I used MS-DOS and learned that, then Windows .... pleeeeh.... my friends started toying around with Linux in 1994 or thereabout but at that time I felt OMG its SO complicated. Now its both as EASY and as complicated as you yourself makes it or wants it to be. Which is
[16:26] <Dekko>  nice.
[16:26] <sid1monu> http://pastebin.com/m31241c30
[16:26] <hbekel> Dekko: you will get a feeling for where to look if you keep digging. *nix may seem confusing at first, but one day it'll all make sense. Linux knowledge is not a bunch of recipes but a certain type mindset
[16:26] <mazda01> JEEBsv, i do tons of video encoding! I use devede, tovid, I use mythtv vlc, mplayer, totem so I don't want to screw something up if mplayer works it works.
[16:26] <dalekleader> HELP, does anyone know how to setup the wireless as primary interface instead o wired?
[16:26] <sid1monu> wat should i do know
[16:27] <Strife89> Good day. I just booted a Gateway machine to an Ubuntu 9.04 Live CD, a CD that I know was downloaded and burned correctly. Please see this pastebin: http://pastebin.com/m3689b236
[16:27] <sid1monu> ?
[16:27] <Strife89> Basically, I cannot see the main desktop and I cannot start Nautilus.
[16:27] <Dekko> hbekel: The impression I have now is - if I just spend time with it I can make it do whatever I want. If I take the time to look, and - find out .... and also there's excellent help to be found here :)
[16:27] <JEEBsv> mazda01: umm... so do I and it should screw nothing if you just build mplayer from sources :P
[16:28] <JEEBsv> it's just that those audio problems might be because of the fact that mplayer is DAMN OLD, but dunno
[16:28] <Strife89> Can anyone decipher the error? http://pastebin.com/m3689b236
[16:28] <Dekko> hbekel in fact if I could make it run GAMES  well I could consider dropping windows entirely.
[16:28] <sid1monu> Dr_Willis
[16:28] <sid1monu> ?
[16:29] <mazda01> Socah, wait. if I add that option to that file I will not have pulseaudio anymore?
[16:29] <Dekko> Do I dare try compile the latest kernel (latest stable) and running it under Ubuntu?? :)
[16:29] <Strife89> Good day. I just booted a Gateway machine to an Ubuntu 9.04 Live CD, a CD that I know was downloaded and burned correctly. Please see this pastebin: http://pastebin.com/m3689b236
[16:29] <Strife89> Basically, I cannot see the main desktop and I cannot start Nautilus.
[16:29] <Strife89> Can anyone decipher the error?
[16:29] <Socah> mazda01, if you remove pulseaudio first, it could make your alsa work good
[16:29] <mazda01> JEEBsv, but I am asking why should I rebuild mplayer if it's working?
[16:29] <Socah> mazda01, but first, updgradeing your alsa is a good start
[16:29] <vise> What is pulseaudio?
[16:29] <Dekko> foodie time here.
[16:29] <JEEBsv> mazda01: if it's as old as that, yes
[16:29] <hbekel> Dekko: if you fail, you won't have to tell anybody :) but chances are you'll learn something either way
[16:29] <vise> !pulseaudio
[16:29] <Socah> vise, sound server in ubuntu
[16:29] <mazda01> Socah, i want to try to get pulseaudio working.
[16:30] <Dekko> will check if you write anything while I am gone :)
[16:30] <hbekel> Dekko: got to go, have fun!
[16:30] <brad[]> hi folks. Is anyone here using ZFS-FUSE? Would the maintainer of that package be around?
[16:30] <mazda01> Socah, how do I upgrade alsa. you mean compile from source?
[16:30] <Dekko> thanks hbekel!!
[16:30] <Socah> mazda01, that's why I told you, "if you want", to inform you that's an alternate solution
[16:30] <Socah> mazda01, there are repositories with alsa that you can add
[16:30] <Socah> check in google, ubuntu + repository + ppa + alsa 1.0.20
[16:30] <Evelina> Are there any bash command or software that will put multiple rss feeds into a custom form. I want all my feeds to have the same formatting, the same tags etc?
[16:31] <Socah> 20 secounds and it's accesible from ur synaptic
[16:31] <miaouse> where do i get .3, the point release released today?
[16:31] <Strife89> Good day. I just booted a Gateway machine to an Ubuntu 9.04 Live CD, a CD that I know was downloaded and burned correctly. Please see this pastebin: http://pastebin.com/m3689b236
[16:31] <Strife89> Basically, I cannot see the main desktop and I cannot start Nautilus.
[16:31] <mazda01> Socah, so what is that option that I am adding doing?
[16:31] <insomen4o> what does "solaris mode" mean in the system monitor app?
[16:31] <mazda01> Socah, do you use pulseaudio?
[16:32] <Socah|Afk> Strife89, informing alsa about your card model, and specific config that it should make to solve your sound problems when using alsa
[16:32] <Socah|Afk> that was to mazda01
[16:32] <bluebull> Hi guys
[16:32] <Socah|Afk> mazda01, I don't use pulse
[16:32] <Socah|Afk> removed it
[16:32] <miaouse> where do i get .3, the point release released today?
[16:32] <bluebull> how do I map a Network samba drive on ubuntu?  I want to save mail from Thunderbird to the mapped drive.
[16:32] <Strife89> Socah|Afk: Sorry, but what?
[16:32] <Socah|Afk> Strife89, that was not to you, mistake :)
[16:33] <JEEBsv> mazda01: to upgrade everything possible you'll have to do 'sudo apt-get build-dep mplayer x264', 'sudo aptitude install subversion git', then make a folder somewhere where you want your source code to be kept, and do 'git clone git://git.videolan.org/x264.git', go to the x264 folder, do ./configure and make - then test your build with ./x264 --version and if it's ok do 'sudo make install'. Then svn checkout svn://svn.mplayerhq.hu/mplayer/trunk mplayer
[16:33] <Strife89> Socah|Afk: Ah, alrighty then. :)
[16:33] <moltenbobcat> bluebull: system -> connect to server
[16:33] <Socah|Afk> Strife89, can you see gnome panel?
[16:33] <JEEBsv> and configure, build and check mplayer the same way (to mazda01
[16:33] <bluebull> moltenbobcat: ok, i did that, but cant see the drive when clicking "save as" in thunderbird.
[16:33] <Strife89> Socah|Afk: Yes.
[16:33] <Socah|Afk> Strife89, try to run nautilus from terminal
[16:34] <bluebull> moltenbobcat: ive even bookmarked the samba share too, still cant see it in thunderbird.
[16:34] <Socah> Strife89, this could show some informations
[16:34] <Strife89> Socah: Core dumped.
[16:34] <mazda01> JEEBsv, is that all. I have to go but i'll try it when I get home. I'll do a full backup first though. :-)
[16:34] <mazda01> Socah, how do I restart alsa again?
[16:34] <JEEBsv> mazda01: updating your x264 build should do nothing, and if you don't wish to install the new mplayer you can use it from the built folder :)
[16:34] <moltenbobcat> bluebull: you could definately mount it from the command line...
[16:34] <Strife89> Socah: http://pastebin.com/m3bc80aa4
[16:34] <sfx> its two dificult to instal intel driver !!! help need please
[16:34] <sfx> intal only pach
[16:34] <bluebull> moltenbobcat: about that...how exactly would i do that? :) the server is called hellboy.bob.lan
[16:35] <szpuni> hi all
[16:35] <Socah> mazda01, sudo alsa force-reload
[16:35] <sid1monu> hey somebody help
[16:35] <moltenbobcat> bluebull: let me get that mount command for you
[16:35] <bluebull> moltenbobcat: or better yet, how would i mount it and keep it mounted even if i restart! :)
[16:35] <Strife89> Socah: It looks like it's trying to allocate a GB of memory... WTF?....
[16:35] <szpuni> anybody have any news about ati drivers for radeon x1200?
[16:35] <sid1monu> this is my error wen i try to mount my 500 gb hard drive :http://pastebin.com/m31241c30
[16:35] <traemccombs> Does anyone know how I can get the shiki-colors GDM login screen "The Ubuntu Way[tm]"?
[16:36] <moltenbobcat> bluebull: check out this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[16:36] <bluebull> moltenbobcat: thanks dude, ur a lifesaver :)
[16:36] <JEEBsv> mazda01: also, if you have a multicore system you can also try the (because of some stupid politics) unofficial ffmpeg-mt git repository (fork in a way) of mplayer, where there are various updates and patches - as well as the ffmpeg-mt multithreading decoding :)
[16:36] <moltenbobcat> bluebull: no problem :D let me know if you have any issues
[16:36] <Socah> Strife89, how much ram memory do you have?
[16:37] <Strife89> Socah: Oddly enough, about a gigabyte.
[16:37] <firecrotch> sid1monu: if it's actually an NTFS formatted drive, it's possible that it was not unmounted cleanly from Windows or something along those lines
[16:37] <Phylu> I got tolg: please link them to the ubuntu bug and vv. Can anybod tell me what vv means?
[16:37] <mazda01> Socah, here's the output from restarting alsa. http://pastebin.com/f3e487890
[16:37] <sid1monu> how can it be,it is not a boot device
[16:37] <Strife89> Socah: 938.3 MiB, says System Monitor. :)
[16:38] <Socah> Strife89, check this http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1135678.html type ctrl+f and find a post of user FACTECH, and do what he wroted, this could help
[16:38] <szpuni> I have a problem with CUBE settings, just not working at all did somebody have this running on ATI Radeon X1200?
[16:39] <mazda01> JEEBsv, i have a C2D so I will look into that. thanks
[16:39] <firecrotch> sid1monu: have you tried to force it to mount with "mount /dev/sdx# /mount/point -o force" ?
[16:39] <Socah> mazda01, all is ok, you need to rename files as log says - type sudo mv /etc/modprobe.d/oss-compat /etc/modprobe.d/oss-compat.conf (just add .conf on the end of file name), same thing with other one and this will disappear
[16:39] <ethereality> Can you tell me why, when I try to run an executable (compiled FORTRAN77 code), the terminal gives me the message "Killed"?
[16:39] <ALEX076> hello have here a french chanel?
[16:39] <Pici> !fr | ALEX076
[16:40] <mazda01> Socah, totem still has no sound? i don't know. I haev to go for now but I will be back
[16:40] <sid1monu> same error
[16:40] <ALEX076> thanks but they have no one at this chanel ;)
[16:40] <JEEBsv> mazda01: if you're interested you can PM me or the other me that doesn't have 'sv' in the end later on when you're ready to build :)
[16:40] <Socah> mazda01, if you will have and side-effects after this change
[16:40] <sid1monu> after doing that
[16:40] <Socah> mazda01, simply remove this line that you added in alsa-base, and restart alsa
[16:41] <ethereality> Can you tell me why, when I try to run an executable (compiled FORTRAN77 code), the terminal gives me the message "Killed"?
[16:41] <traemccombs> how do I switch my GDM theme?
[16:41] <ALEX076> ubottu, thanks but they have no one at this chanel ;)
[16:41] <Phrogz> Where is all my memory being used? http://pastie.org/548196  shows 2GB of RAM used, but I can't see any process, or the sum of them, using nearly that much.
[16:41] <mazda01> JEEBsv, awesome, I would appreciate that. what is your screenname. it's JEEBsv and what IM is the extnesion. like mine is new2linx on AIM
[16:42] <limer> how can I get info on my optical drive from the command line?  I don't remember if it's CD-ROM or DVD-ROM
[16:42] <sid1monu> ?
[16:42] <Evelina> Anyone knows a great way to merge (rss) feeds?
[16:42] <JEEBsv> mazda01: if I'm on my eeepc I'm JEEBsv here and otherwise JEEB on my main PC :)
[16:43] <ethereality> Evelina: Google Reader?
[16:43] <elad`> How do I get more fine-grained control over compiz?
[16:43] <fccf> Phrogz: uh ... thats your cache using 1.8 gigs ... perfectly normal
[16:43] <mazda01> JEEBsv, doi I just add JEEB as a name in Pidgin or whatever? I don't need to know the service
[16:43] <JEEBsv> mazda01: can't you do private messages to me from that room in pidgin?
[16:44] <mazda01> JEEBsv, i tell people I am new2linx on AIM. sure, i'll use xchat and just do a PM using JEEBsv. tyhanks. see ya later.
[16:44] <fccf> !ccsm | elad
[16:44] <nannes1> JEEBsv: yes, he can.... double click on username on the list
[16:45] <JEEBsv> okies, well - you can PM both me an JEEB since we are the same entity when you get to it mazda01 :)
[16:45]  * JEEBsv goes to preach some more about digital video on a different channel
[16:46] <shyam> is there a meta package which install all man pages about essential system utilities ?
[16:47] <Strife89> Socah|Afk: That did the trick; thanks for leading me there. :)
[16:48] <fccf> shyam: man pages are installed with packages as they are installed ... part of packages... so they should be installed if they are on your machine
[16:48] <limer> how can I get info on my optical drive from the command line?  I don't remember if it's CD-ROM or DVD-ROM
[16:49] <Strife89> limer: It's usually mounted as /media/cdrom0 , I believe.
[16:49] <Strife89> limer: Do an "ls" to be sure.
[16:49] <limer> Strife89, I see. would that give me the info I need?
[16:50] <shyam> run!!people!! run.. netsplit!!
[16:50] <Strife89> limer: For example, try "ls /media/cdrom0" to list the files.
[16:50] <limer> Strife89, ok thx, will do
[16:50] <th0r> yesterday's update to kernel 28-14 killed my internal wifi card, rebooting back to 28-13 restored it. Anyone else having such problems with the new kernel?
[16:50] <syaochan> buonasera a tutti
[16:51] <Strife89> limer: Be sure it's working first. ;)
[16:51] <fccf> !it | syaochan
[16:52] <limer> Strife89, there is no media in the drive itself and "ls /media/cdrom0" (same as cdrom) doesn't show anything
[16:52] <Strife89> limer: Ah.
[16:52] <limer> Strife89, fyi cdrom -> cdrom0
[16:52] <fccf> limer ls won't show anything if the drive is empty
[16:52] <limer> a hard link I believe
[16:52] <Strife89> limer: I did say that that's where it is usually _mounted_. :)
[16:52] <syaochan> sorry
[16:52] <ChronoSan> Guys, i need help
[16:52] <limer> fccf, ok, I just want stats on the drive, should I go into the other room and put in a disc?
[16:53] <syaochan> i did not know this was an english channel
[16:53] <ChronoSan> im using Jaunty i386
[16:53] <fccf> !ask | ChronoSan
[16:53] <Strife89> limer: Ah, stats on the drive itself? Hmmm...
[16:53] <darq> Hello. I got a strange problem. somethin went wrong with my keyboard . It the part when i boot. I cant type escape in grub menu i cant go into the bios cause all the keys are somehow not functional.. and there is something intresting .. when i press the delete button the system restarts.. which means that the ctrl + alt button must too be pressed .. but i sont press them.. are yhey somehow stuck ?
[16:53] <limer> Strife89, it's a sata drive, I tried lspci but I don't see anything (I assume because that's PCI only)
[16:54] <ChronoSan> I have installed Jaunty i386 yesterday, and it worked well. So i full-upgraded it. Mut now, Nvidia drivers dont work anymore]
[16:54] <shyam> fccf: but there are certain manpages documenting about the base system right? i don't remember exactly now.. but i find many links in already installed manpages but then those further explanations or related documentations aren't installed.. so thought there is some packages about base system documentation..
[16:54] <frostburn> darq, are you using a usbhub
[16:54] <fccf> limer: just type dmesg ... you drive will be in that outpout
[16:54] <Strife89> limer: I'm digging for some info, give me a sec. :)
[16:54] <LeonBrussels> Hi! I have a problem. I My mum has been using ubuntu for some time now but her photo library organized by folders is getting a mess. I suggested F-Spot to her as a nice management tool, had never used it before though. When I cam to try out her workflow, I discovered that if you click import and select a camera, a seperate window offering to copy the photos to a specific folder. When I select a folder on the filesystem in the import dia
[16:54] <darq> its an old laptop
[16:54] <anglergab>  Does somebody know how can be the colors enabled in TTYs?
[16:54] <moncky> darq: do you have another keyboard that you can test with
[16:54] <limer> thx guys
[16:54] <fccf> shyam: example?
[16:54] <darq> acer travelmate 660
[16:54] <shyam> well thats what i lack now..
[16:54] <Phylu> I got told: please link them to the ubuntu bug and vv. Can anybody tell me what vv means?
[16:55] <darq> yes i have a usb keyboard:) but that wont help:(
[16:55] <shyam> anyway.. i'll check it as i see it next time..
[16:55] <fccf> shyam: examples of man pages that you cannot open?
[16:55] <LeonBrussels> Sorry the grammar in my message sucks but I hope the meaning is clear...
[16:55] <moncky> darq: if you just leave it are you able to login into and use the system?
[16:55] <edbian> LeonBrussels: The end of your question got cut off
[16:55] <moncky> LeonBrussels: your message was truncated, ttryy pastebin
[16:56] <moncky> !paste | LeonBrussels
[16:56] <Phrogz> Does there exist anything remotely like SpaceMonger for visualizing disk usage? http://www.sixty-five.cc/sm/scrnshot.php Even if it's a standalone app that produces HTML or SVG or PNG or whatever.
[16:56] <zlatko> I lost my compiz effects probably by enabling advanced settings in System-Preferences-Appearance. Please help.
[16:56] <frostburn> shaym apt-get install manpages-dev
[16:56] <shyam> fccf: sorry don't remember now..
[16:56] <haanuj> hey anyone tell me what is "lsb"
[16:56] <frostburn> shyam apt-get install manpages-dev *
[16:56] <frostburn> haanuj, a tla
[16:56] <fccf> haanuj: linux standard base
[16:56] <Dulak> haanuj: linux standard base
[16:57] <haanuj> lsb is for ?????
[16:57] <frostburn> haanuj, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_standard_base
[16:57] <TimbrWu|f> okay I used windows to make the partition and got ubuntu installed, it runs great and connects to the net, but one problem, a black box (which I ass/u/me is some kinda sound player) appears now and again in the upper right (even though sound is muted) and acts as though it is playing a sound, and the sound is then unmuted but you hear nothing, and are forced to restart as you cannot use whatever app you had up when it starts to do it
[16:57] <TimbrWu|f> nor can you access any menus
[16:57] <shyam> frostburn: exactly that!
[16:58] <ChronoSan>  I have installed Jaunty i386 yesterday, and it worked well. So i full-upgraded it. Mut now, Nvidia drivers dont work anymore. when i put vesa instead nvidia, it works
[16:58] <haanuj> frostburn : thanx
[16:58] <TimbrWu|f> oops, sorry didn't flood on purpose
[16:58] <LeonBrussels> I will just keep it short: I want to use fspot to manage photos but the camera import dialogue does not allow me to import the photos into the library and give them tags like the import from filesystem dialogue does. Am I doing something wrong or is F-Spot just weird?
[16:58] <limer> fccf, I believe this is what I'm looking for: sr0: scsi3-mmc drive: 0x/48x cd/rw xa/form2 cdda tray
[16:58] <limer> and I believe it's a standard CDROM
[16:58] <fccf> limer: looks like it
[16:59] <mp3> Sorry But What Is Janty ?
[16:59] <Fezcat> hello
[16:59] <Phrogz> Help me understand 'top': Where is all my memory being used? http://pastie.org/548196  shows 2GB of RAM used, but I can't see any process, or the sum of them, using nearly that much.
[16:59] <fccf> !jaunty  | mp3
[16:59] <limer> fccf, would you agree that appears to be a CDROM drive?  I'm not familiar with dmesg output
[16:59] <frostburn> Phrogz, press shift m
[16:59] <miaouse> where do i get .3, the point release released today?
[16:59] <edbian> TimbrWu|f: You didn't flood. That was some server non-sense.  What is the name of this app?  It starts randomly?  Can you make a screenshot of it some how?
[16:59] <fccf> limer: yes that is the drive
[17:00] <limer> fccf, thank you
[17:00] <Phrogz> frostburn - what does that do? I don't see that suddenly showing processes taking gobs of memory.
[17:00] <elad`> How do I get more fine-grained control over compiz?
[17:00] <zlatko> I can't get back my compiz effects. I enabled advanced settings in System-Preferences-Appearance and probably that messed up with CCSM. Please help.
[17:00] <frostburn> Phrogz, orders the list by use of memory
[17:00] <fccf> elad: install !ccsm
[17:00] <LeonBrussels> I just discovered, if you select Photos, the import dialogue for cameras no longer sucks as much. It still sucks a bit, but not as much... Weird, Photos was not selected by default
[17:01] <Phrogz> frostburn - OK, but it already was. See the paste.
[17:01] <fccf> !ccsm | elad
[17:01] <elad`> Thanks.
[17:01] <Mastermune> Hi, im using Jaunty i386. I installed it yesterday, but i full-upgraded it and now, Nvidia driver dont works anymore
[17:01] <TimbrWu|f> well it usually occurs when pidgin is running although it did it earlier on firefox, once it starts I can't do anything other than a ctrl alt del and restart, it's solid black and appears to be some sorta sound player as it has a speaker in the left corner
[17:02] <elad`> mini-ccsm?
[17:02] <elad`> Is there anything of the sort?
[17:02] <frostburn> Phrogz, do a cat /proc/meminfo
[17:02] <edbian> TimbrWu|f: You could try removing sound packages that might be it?
[17:02] <fccf> elad': simple-ccsm
[17:03] <edbian> TimbrWu|f: You might also try having the System Monitor open and hopefully this app will show up in the process list when it starts.
[17:03] <Mastermune> Hi, i'm using Jaunty i386. I installed it yesterday, but i full-upgraded it and now, Nvidia driver don't works anymore, in both kernels. (2.6.28-11 and 2.6.28-13)
[17:03] <Phrogz> frosbburn - http://pastie.org/548240
[17:03] <TimbrWu|f> dunno what would be trying to play though, I mute the sound, and just incase it was built in mic nonsence I muted all recording inputs, but when this pops up it unmutes and starts acting as if it is playing something (again no sound though)
[17:03] <th0r> Mastermune: yesterday's update killed my internal wifi...welcome to the club
[17:04] <elli222> Hi, metacity the "mouse-button-modifier" for metacity stops that key bing used in some wine programs.
[17:04] <mike_s> hi...when i start my router (Speed Touch 585iv6) and start my acer aspire 1694wlmi (ubuntu 9.04) with "wicd" installed - the whole wlan works perfekt! i have a wonderful connection to the router, and i have access to the internet! but when i disconnect or restart the laptop...and want to reconnect - i have a connection to my router but no internet?? does anyone know a solution??
[17:04] <Socah> fccf, any manual for ububot? It could be nice to learn how to use it to help others
[17:04] <elli222> is there any way to disable this key when i use wine?
[17:05] <billy> ;p
[17:05] <Fezcat> exit
[17:07] <shyam_k> what would be the best way to get a pid by greping the name?
[17:07] <fccf> !factoids | Socah
[17:07] <Phrogz> frostburn - did that meminfo dump give you information unavailable to this mere mortal?
[17:08] <mike_s> when i ping the router...everything works fine - ping i.e. google: says: connect: Network is unreachable ?? :-(
[17:08] <mp3> xD
[17:08] <frostburn> Phrogz, paste bin it, i'll explain where the memory is going
[17:09] <Phrogz> frostburn - did, I guess you didn't see in the netsplit noise. http://pastie.org/548240
[17:09] <danbhfive> how can I triage (debug) my wireless?  it has lots of trouble connecting (it connects easily if I 'coax' it) , but dmesg only reports time outs.  Are there other forms of info that I can look at?
[17:10] <mayank> hello
[17:10] <erUSUL> mike_s: no default gateaway defined ? paste the « ip route » output
[17:10] <mayank> hello blobbie
[17:10] <frostburn> Phrogz, most of your memory is being used for cached, this is used for storing files in memory, i saw a lot of postgres processes,i'm assuming it's being used to keep tables in memory
[17:10] <Phrogz> frostburn - Ah, OK, thanks.
[17:11] <forces> I need the jaunty repos, can anyone paste the jaunty repos?
[17:11] <miaouse> where do i get .3, the point release released today?
[17:11] <mike_s> if i enter "ip route": 10.0.0.0/24 dev eth1 proto kernel scope link src 10.0.0.3
[17:11] <Phrogz> frostburn - is that cache controllable, or does it auto-free when more RAM is needed?
[17:12] <Phrogz> I'm surprised that with 2GB of RAM and only maybe 512MB actually used by processes I'm hitting the swap.
[17:12] <erUSUL> mike_s: anything else ?
[17:12] <erUSUL> !who | mike_s
[17:12] <mp3> Speak Individual
[17:12] <frostburn> Phrogz, it will release it on demand, rather than windows which releases it immediately
[17:12] <mike_s> erUSUL: NO
[17:12] <miaouse> erUSUL: where do i get .3, the point release released today?
[17:12] <Phrogz> frostburn: OK, thanks again.
[17:13] <forces> !repos
[17:13] <|unjustice|> hi, I am having trouble getting nvidia-settings to use an external monitor with my laptop, but last night I had it working fine, and now I cannot seem to get the external monitor to display anything except when grub and gui are loading
[17:13] <erUSUL> miaouse: well the problem is that there is no defult gateaway defined. but i dunno why
[17:13] <|unjustice|> anyone know how to configure/troubleshoot this?
[17:13] <klinikal> anyone here with IPv6 experience?
[17:13] <erUSUL> mike_s: well the problem is that there is no defult gateaway defined. but i dunno why
[17:13] <danbhfive> miaouse: you want the .iso?
[17:13] <erUSUL> miaouse: sorry not meant for you
[17:13] <mp3> Some One Know How To Use Nikto
[17:13] <mp3> Some One Know How To Use Nikto
[17:13] <mp3> Some One Know How To Use Nikto
[17:13] <miaouse> danbhfive: yes
[17:13] <FloodBot3> mp3: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:13] <bazhang> mp3, dont repeat; what is nikto
[17:13] <klinikal> man its like trying get free weed gettin served in here lol
[17:13] <miaouse> erUSUL: gateway for downloading ubuntu?
[17:13] <erUSUL> mike_s: what is the router's ip ?
[17:14] <mp3> Yokey
[17:14] <|unjustice|> klinikal: so it is really easy and delicious?
[17:14] <Brack10> klinikal: Ubuntu IS free
[17:14] <klinikal> lol
[17:14] <mike_s> erUSUL: what is really confusing for me - when i startup everything works fine! after a reconnect ...no internet! the router ip: 10.0.0.138
[17:14] <bazhang> klinikal, please stay on topic
[17:14] <miaouse> erUSUL: oh, i see
[17:14] <miaouse> erUSUL: i didn't see your second message
[17:14] <Socah> fccf, thank you :)
[17:14] <bazhang> mp3, what is nikto
[17:14] <elli222> can anyone tell me how to disable metacity's modifier key with wine?
[17:14] <Brack10> klinikal: Why don't you try asking your question
[17:15] <danbhfive> miaouse: it looks like you can get it the standard way, once it's released.  Just get the LTS iso...
 You DOn't Know What Is Nito So HOW you can Hellp me :d:d
[17:15] <miaouse> erUSUL: i used your tab advice and it worked but do you know the answer?
[17:15] <erUSUL> mike_s: sudo ip route add default via 10.0.0.138 dev wlan0  proto static
[17:15] <fccf> Socah: just remember who you are talking to
[17:15] <fccf> !gender
[17:15] <miaouse> danbhfive: but shouldn't it have been released today?
[17:15] <erUSUL> mike_s: assuming wlan0 is the wifi device
[17:15] <miaouse> !gender
[17:15] <bazhang> mp3, the security scanner?
[17:15] <miaouse> !tab
[17:15] <mp3> Yeah !!
 Yeah
[17:16] <erUSUL> mike_s: from the ip route output i see it is eth1 not wlan0
[17:16] <miaouse> !gender
[17:16] <mike_s> erUSUL: it works!! :-)
[17:16] <erUSUL> mike_s: so change that in the comand i gave
[17:16] <miaouse> !sex
[17:16] <fccf> !msgthebot | miaouse
[17:17] <bazhang> http://linux.die.net/man/1/nikto mp3
[17:17] <bazhang> miaouse, please /msg ubottu
[17:17] <erUSUL> mike_s: now you have to figure out why wicd does not set the default gw when it reconnects
[17:18] <miaouse> but who would talk about politics or suicide on #ubuntu??
[17:18] <mike_s> erUSUL: yes but how??
[17:18] <mp3> Thanks Bazhang :d:d
[17:18] <erUSUL> mike_s: dunno i do not use it myself...
[17:19] <fccf> miaouse: this is the ubuntu support channel - please understand that we are here to help with ubuntu ... not personal lives ... for that um... #politics
[17:19] <mike_s> erUSUL: ok...but all in all - thank you very much!! :-)
[17:20] <erUSUL> mike_s: no problem
[17:20] <erUSUL> !cookie
[17:20] <littlewookie> anyone here who has got a dell latitude 2100 and knows how to set the led on the back of the device
[17:21] <miaouse> fccf: that's pretty much my point when i addressed ubotu's reply to "!sex"
[17:21] <Clouse> Anyone else having trouble with message filters not working in Evolution 2.26.1
[17:21] <miaouse> fccf: that was
[17:23] <nem> Hi. Anyone know why when i click "Suspend", my computer goes down and back up again without staying suspended? Is this a known problem? (not talking about blackscreen after suspend) (checked bios settings and its set to S1 and S3)(9.04, nvidia gfx drivers)
[17:23] <nem> also tried installing uswsusp and running s2ram --force without any luck
[17:23] <Clouse> Looks like I am using the wrong mail client
[17:24] <Socah> nem, how much swap do you have?
[17:24] <nem> no idea. its a clean install on a 320gb drive
[17:24] <erUSUL> Clouse: my filters work as usual
[17:24] <mzz> nem: "free -m" will tell
[17:24] <Clouse> Which is a shame as it is the default one that comes with ubuntu
[17:24] <nem> hang on, ill boot it up and see..
[17:24] <luca> hi, is there a way to change the main display... ? I have a laptop and the LCD-Display is blank, but if i connect a extern display i get a picture :(
[17:24] <hdon> is there a way to test the amount of latency introduced by the sound mixer daemon?
[17:25] <Clouse> erUSUL: Really? then I must be doing something dumb.
[17:25] <mzz> luca: I've been hitting the laptop's shortcut key for that (Fn + something)
[17:25] <Clouse> erUSUL: Are you on 9.04?
[17:26] <stdruseren> can anyone recommend a good ui program for sniffing network, i need to see what my users are doing but i want to do it from ubuntu
[17:26] <nem> Socah: i have 10.6gb swap
[17:26] <th0r> stdruseren: wireshark
[17:26] <stdruseren> is it free?
[17:26] <th0r> stdruseren: in the repos
[17:26] <mzz> luca: please don't /msg me unless you have a reason for it
[17:26] <erUSUL> Clouse: yep; several versions of evolution carrying the same config around... not remember the last time a i made a filter
[17:27] <stdruseren> i ll look it up thanks
[17:27] <th0r> stdruseren: might also look at etherape
[17:27] <stdruseren> which one do you think can tell me better to a specific ip address
[17:28] <stdruseren> i am trying to find out what one specific user is doing, to be precise when he is streamming video/audio
[17:28] <ibbe> hi
[17:28] <fccf> stdruseren: I use wireshark, and yes wireshark would do that
[17:28] <th0r> stdruseren: etherape will show the traffic, but wireshark will give you the details. YOu can use a filter in wireshark to show just one ip
[17:28] <Clouse> erUSUL: Well I must have screwed something up cos they are not working for me.
[17:28] <th0r> stdruseren: but try etherape just for fun...it is impressive
[17:28] <miaouse> stdruseren: is it legal?
[17:29] <ibbe> hi guys
[17:29] <ibbe> how are you?
[17:29] <sfx> i'm still looking for new drive intel 3100 for heps thanks to all
[17:29] <th0r> miaouse: there is nothing illegal about using a packet sniffer or traffic analyzer
[17:29] <erUSUL> !intel | sfx
[17:29] <littlewookie> Anyone here got a dell latitude 2100
[17:29] <ibbe> hi sfx
[17:29] <TFeH> i want make a radio and broadcasting any one help me plz?
[17:29] <stdruseren> all right thanks!!!!
[17:30] <sfx> hi ibbe
[17:30] <miaouse> th0r: then what is to be done?
[17:30] <ibbe> how are you sfx
[17:30] <isaac_> Has anyone made a fix yet for the bug where gnome volume control automatically mutes input from line in/mic when you close it?
[17:31] <ibbe> i am new for this chet room sfx
[17:31] <sfx> but this link not helpfull ned directly autoinstall packges to help
[17:31] <TFeH> i want make a radio and broadcasting any one help me plz?
[17:31] <th0r> miaouse: install wireshark and/or etherape (or whatever other tools you want to use)
[17:31] <ibbe> how to talk with privet sfx
[17:32] <sfx> ibb i'm the same yu man ,,, heheh
[17:32] <miaouse> th0r: no, against sniffing! we can't force everybody to use ssl so that i could access them safely
[17:32] <kyleN> njpatel: ping
[17:32] <nexTac> use /msg NICK ibbe ....
[17:32] <erUSUL> !pm
[17:32] <njpatel> kyleN: pong, on a call
[17:33] <shorterror> !cloak >shorterror
[17:33] <ibbe> hello sfx
[17:33] <ibbe> are you there? sfx
[17:33] <miaouse> th0r: so i think it should be illegal or every server should be forced to provide ssl connectivity
[17:33] <bazhang> ibbe, sfx please chat in #ubuntu-offtopic NOT here
[17:34] <pedro3005> I accidentally removed the oxygen icon theme. how can i reinstall it?
[17:34] <stdruseren> miaouse it is legal
[17:34] <stdruseren> its for my work and we have policies
[17:34] <erUSUL> pedro3005: the same way you installed it ? maybe it is packaged
[17:34] <trevor_> is there anything like what automatix used to do?
[17:34] <pedro3005> i didn't install it, it came with ubuntu
[17:34] <miaouse> trevor_: automatix is dead
[17:34] <stdruseren> I think it should be legal
[17:34] <bazhang> trevor_, no need for that anymore
[17:34] <isaac_> Has anyone made a fix yet for the bug where gnome volume control automatically mutes input from line in/mic when you close it?
[17:34] <pedro3005> and there is no package oxygen, i've tried it
[17:35] <erUSUL> trevor_: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[17:35] <stdruseren> miaouse why do you ask?
[17:35] <erUSUL> trevor_: and a visit to system>Admin>Hardware drivers
[17:35] <Yagami> hi
[17:35] <Yagami> hi :)
[17:35] <bazhang> trevor_, just install ubuntu-restricted-extras, and a package from medibuntu.org
[17:35] <Clouse> I have googled it and have found people having the same problem but haven seen any fixes as yet.
[17:36] <Faithful> anyone in here familiar with intel serverboards... there is a option HTN to set FSB to 1066MHz on 1333MHZ when 2 CPUs are installed... anyone know what that is about?
[17:36] <bazhang> pedro3005, apt-cache search oxygen and install
[17:37] <erUSUL> Faithful: Front Side Bus speed the more the better as usual
[17:37] <miaouse> stdruseren: read my other messages (to th0r), i think either sniffing shouldn't be legal or all servers should be forced to provide ssl connectivity
[17:38] <anglergab>  Does somebody know how can be the colors enabled in TTYs? (Ubuntu 9.04)
[17:38] <pedro3005> bazhang, there is a whole bunch of stuff, none apparently related to my problem
[17:38] <stdruseren> sniffing on your own network is legal
[17:38] <ReedMace> Terminal commands do not recognise my directories (eg "cd ~/desktop" gives "No such file or directory") even though present in Nautilus. Also disk is reported as full (35GB) even though only total 8GB of files listed under "/". Anyone help?
[17:38] <erUSUL> Faithful: FSB comunicates the cpus with the nothbridge and that with ram. more speed is better
[17:39] <bazhang> pedro3005, then apt-cache search theme ; how was it removed?
[17:39] <erUSUL> Faithful: but you have to respect the specs of your memory etc... ask more details in #hardware
[17:39] <Yagami> i am having a problem with jaunty, that console-setup is on /etc/rc5.d/S* , but it never starts at boot. any help why ?
[17:39] <stdruseren> miaouse, sniffing on your own network is legal, otherwise firewall packet filtering wouldnt be included in firewalls dont you think?
[17:39] <sfx> please  why flash player doesnt work in ubuntu?
[17:39] <pedro3005> bazhang, autoremove removed it, idk why, it was in use
[17:39] <stdruseren> miaouse, sniffing everywhere i agree shoud not be allowed
[17:39] <jrib> Yagami: 2 is the default runlevel
[17:40] <jrib> ReedMace: linux is case-sensitive.  Try "Desktop".  Pastebin the output of « df -h »
[17:40] <Yagami> jrib: oh
[17:40] <frostburn> how does one install python modules using easy_install ? it keeps complaining about site.py which was modified by debian as a hack and inherited to ubuntu
[17:40] <Yagami> jrib: it also has S20console-setup
[17:40] <pedro3005> bazhang, searching for theme gives me an endless list
[17:40] <isaac_> Hi Hi_guys
[17:40] <Matic> ReedMace, what is the output of the command; df -lh
[17:40] <isaac_> Has anyone made a fix yet for the bug where gnome volume control automatically mutes input from line in/mic when you close it?
[17:41] <jrib> Yagami: what does?
[17:41] <Jeruvy> isaac_: you could check the bug tracker at launchpad.net
[17:41] <NET||abuse> hey guys, i run vista in virtualbox on jaunty, when i'm in fullscreen mode in the vm, every time there's a notification popup, the screen flashes,, is there anything i can do about this.. it's giving me a headache!!
[17:41] <Yagami> jrib: console-setup is also on runlevel 2 but doesnt start at boot
[17:41] <isaac_> !bug
[17:42] <NET||abuse> I imagine the same flashing/flicker is happening under other guest os's with virtualbox and jaunty as host.
[17:42] <NET||abuse> I just havn't tried this yet.
[17:42] <ReedMace> jrib: OK change to Desktop directory works. Thanks. But problem with disk space means java won't load, so I can't use pastebin
[17:42] <bazhang> pedro3005, is this a stock Ubuntu install?
[17:42] <jrib> Yagami: how are you verifying that?
[17:42] <jrib> ReedMace: you can't open a browser you mean?
[17:42] <pedro3005> bazhang, its a normal install, i went to their website, downloaded it, burned and installed
[17:43] <Yagami> jrib: after bootup , i dont have my loadkeys setup. if i run console-setup start manually, it sets my keyboard properly
[17:43] <bazhang> pedro3005, what about reinstalling the metapackage kubuntu-desktop and see if that pulls it in
[17:44] <jrib> Yagami: are you sure something else isn't clobbering your loadkeys after console-setup sets it up?
[17:44] <pedro3005> bazhang, i use gnome, not kde
[17:44] <erUSUL> !info kde-icons-oxygen | bazhang pedro3005
[17:44] <fccf> ReedMace: would you like to clear up some space... sudo apt-get clean
[17:44] <ReedMace> jrib: can open browser, but series of 8 or so dialogs open reporting java unable to load due to no disk space. Also, can't add/remove progs, or run dpkg to resolve dependency issues, or even empty deleted files
[17:44] <Yagami> jrib: i dont think so. console-setup also changes my terminal fonts.
[17:45] <Yagami> jrib: but at boot up , neither console fonts nor console key layout is setted up properly
[17:45] <bazhang> erUSUL, hard to imagine why those would be auto-removed
[17:46] <jrib> Yagami: edit init script to touch some random file so you can check if it is actually getting executed or not
[17:46] <bazhang> pedro3005, kde4 icons/themes with gnome?
[17:46] <erUSUL> bazhang: ha claims to be using gnome so probably not using that package.... maybe a third party one
[17:46] <jrib> ReedMace: ok, just pm me the output then
[17:46] <bazhang> erUSUL, sounds like it
[17:46] <Yagami> jrib ok , be right back then
[17:46] <lukeoconnell> Grrr... the need to release an alternate installer for UNR... its taking me some serious time to setup LVM manually
[17:47] <fccf> lukeoconnell: LVM on a netbook??? Why?
[17:47] <eml> Hi
[17:47] <lukeoconnell> For encryption :)
[17:47] <mark> I'm trying to install ATi drivers for my X850XT, I'm following: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI?action=show&redirect=BinaryDriverHowto%2Fati#Troubleshooting. First step says "Enable the accelerated ATI graphics driver in the 'Hardware Drivers' ", problem is there isn't any drivers i can enable
[17:47] <wildc4rd> evening all
[17:47]  * erUSUL just ... LVM why ?
[17:48] <eml> Is there a good built-in partitioning application in Ubuntu 9.04? I am hearing abuot Partman on google, but I cannot find it in neither synaptic nor as a command.
[17:48] <erUSUL> eml: gparted
[17:48] <lukeoconnell> well encrypted lvm, its not the lvm process itself, its having the installer land in my setup partitions
[17:48] <katakaio> eml: gparted is the weapon of choice
[17:48] <bazhang> eml, gparted
[17:48] <erUSUL> !gparted > eml
[17:48] <eml> Thanks.
[17:49] <bazhang> there is also a live cd eml
[17:49] <romulo> hi there, anyone else is having problems with pidgin and cpu usage?
[17:49] <jrib> ReedMace: something is indeed eating up all your space.  Use Accessories -> Disk Usage Analyzer
[17:49] <pedro3005> thanks bazhang and erUSUL , managed to reinstall by getting kde-oxygen-icons .. i didn't tri it before because i thought since im not using kde it wouldnt work
[17:49] <lukeoconnell> i could setup basic partitions and encrypt those, but an lvm config lets me keep everything under one crypt
[17:49] <erUSUL> pedro3005: no problem
[17:49] <katakaio> romulo: Can't say I have. What version of Ubuntu and Pidgin are you using?
[17:50] <gartral> how do i mount a floppy, the floppy drive icon says theres no disk in the drive (which is a lie..) and i cant figure out how to get it too open
[17:50] <bazhang> romulo, could you clarify a bit?
[17:50] <erUSUL> gartral: maybe the floppy module is ot loaded ?
[17:50] <erUSUL> not*
[17:50] <fccf> lukeoconnell: any reason not to just encrypt home .. .and forget the rest?
[17:50] <ReedMace> jrib: have used Disk Usage Analyser - It lists 35GB as used, but under "/" only lists 8.2GB in total
[17:50] <gartral> erUSUL: how do i tell?
[17:50] <erUSUL> gartral: you have /dev/fd0 ?
[17:50] <bin10101> howdy all
[17:50] <lukeoconnell> might be easier :) apart from swap data, which i guess can be pretty seneitive in a netbook environment
[17:50] <erUSUL> gartral: lsmod | frep floppy
[17:51] <erUSUL> gartral: lsmod | grep floppy
[17:51] <romulo> im using jaunty and pidgin 2.5.5, pidgin is a cpu hog. I have a Core Duo 2.16ghz and only typing msgs on pidgin takes my cpu usage to 50%
[17:51] <bin10101> I am having trouble getting my nvidia on ubuntu 9.04 to do twinview with 4x3 monitors.
[17:51] <gartral> erUSUL: no, i have a /dev/fd/3 (yes, with slash)
[17:51] <fccf> lukeoconnell: I wouldn;t use swap in a netbook env ... tends to screw up SSD's
[17:51] <bin10101> anyone get that working?
[17:51] <erUSUL> gartral: that's not it /dev/fd/* are file descriptors
[17:51] <romulo> in fact, Version: 1:2.5.5-1ubuntu8.3
[17:52] <erUSUL> gartral: sudo modprobe floppy
[17:52] <fccf> bin10101: are you using nvidia-settings?
[17:52] <lukeoconnell> i did think that, but its not an ssd... is a 10" netbook... intereting though, some people would say that an SSD is a basic qualifier for a netbook!
[17:52] <bin10101> yes
[17:52] <bin10101> fccf yes
[17:52] <jrib> ReedMace: sudo du -sh /*/
[17:52] <fccf> bin10101: as root?
[17:52] <bin10101> romulo my pidgin is fine
[17:52] <gartral> erUSUL: lsmod |grep floppy returns with floppy 64324 0
[17:53] <chris___> hi
[17:53] <bin10101> ill check, hold on
[17:53] <katakaio> romulo: I'm using 2.5.2 under Hardy with no troubles whatsoever, but your setup is indeed different.
[17:53] <romulo> bin10101, what protocols are you using? what version do you have?
[17:53] <erUSUL> gartral: so it is already loaded but no /dev/fd0 ... weird
[17:53] <melissawm> hi guys, does anyone here use kile (the LaTeX application?)
[17:53] <chris___> i can not see youtube videos directly in firefox, i see a gray box instead and i have to click on it
[17:54] <erUSUL> chris___: install flashplugin-nonfree
[17:54] <iceroot> how to run infinity pings and ONLY get a message if a ping failed
[17:54] <bazhang> chris___, do you have any firefox extensions enabled? such as flashblock?
[17:54] <erUSUL> gartral: you are sure the floppy drive works ?
[17:54] <chris___> let me check
[17:54] <OuterSpaceMan> So Jaunty > Ibex?
[17:54] <bazhang> chris___, you can see the videos after clicking okay?
[17:55] <romulo> iceroot, you mean, ping infinite hosts or only one ping and watch this one?
[17:55] <gartral> erUSUL: WELL... IT DOESNT MAKE STRANGE SOUNDS ON BOOT, OR WHEN I PUT A DISK IN... SO I WOULD ASSUME SO... AND I KNOW THE bios' FDC IS ON
[17:55] <bazhang> gartral, no caps please
[17:55] <romulo> gartral, no caps
[17:55] <chris___> no bazhang, playback of the videos sucks
[17:55] <gartral> erUSUL: very sorry
[17:55] <erUSUL> gartral: no problem
[17:55] <bin10101> romulo, version whatever is latest, XMPP, msn, yahoo, aim, IRC, facebook
[17:55] <gartral> that was an accident
[17:55] <iceroot> romulo: ping host # only output something if ping failed
[17:55] <bazhang> chris___, fullscreen?
[17:55] <Sheepherd_> does someone have a working tutorial to get the flash player working on jaunty? trying for hours now but i just cant get it running
[17:56] <romulo> bin10101, strange :( wich plugins are enabled?
[17:56] <chris___> and i have shockwave flash 9.0 r999 installes
[17:56]  * gartral decides whoever put TAB and the CAPS keys right by each other needs too eat a keyboard
[17:56] <chris___> installed
[17:56] <Sheepherd_> youtube works perfectly fine but has no sound :/
[17:56] <romulo> Sheepherd_, installed flash non free plugin?
[17:56] <iceroot> romulo: the opposite to ping host && echo "ping was ok"
[17:56] <erUSUL> gartral: can you try to do something... in one terminal do « tailf /var/log/messages » in another one or in other tab do « sudo modprobe -r floppy && sudo modprobe floppy » to reload the driver
[17:56] <oxygen> mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
[17:56] <Sheepherd_> romulo: yea
[17:56] <chris___> bazhang i have tried both full screen and half screen
[17:57] <erUSUL> gartral: see the messages logged in the first terminal
[17:57] <ubuntu> hieee friends
[17:57] <gartral> erUSUL: tail or tailf?
[17:57] <bazhang> chris___, and they show? or just not clear; is compiz enabled or not
[17:57] <Sheepherd_> romulo: but as i said.. its just the audio which is not working with flash
[17:57] <bin10101> romulo: conversation colors, history, joint part hiding, Libnotify popups, log reader, nautilus integration, offline message emulation,
[17:57] <erUSUL> gartral: i swap my caps lock and left control keys XD
[17:57] <marshell> guys i am new to ubuntu
[17:57] <gartral> erUSUL: is tailf correct?
[17:57] <Sheepherd_> romulo: headset works semi-normally with other applications
[17:57] <erUSUL> gartral: "tailf" or "tail -f" both work
[17:58] <fccf> !welcome | marshell
[17:58] <gartral> !new | marshell
[17:58] <chris___> bazhang, what is compiz? videos are played but with interruptions in motion
[17:58] <bin10101> fccf still not showing 1600x1200, 800x600 or 1024x768 as options.  Oddly enough, it does have 640x480, but I dont want it :)
[17:58] <bazhang> chris___, what about when you let the stream load completely?
[17:58] <romulo> Sheepherd_, try to turn pulse off and re-open your navigator
[17:58] <chris___> bazhang i do, same thing
[17:58] <romulo> bin10101, strange :(
[17:59] <marshell> thks guys for such a warn welcome in ubuntu
[17:59] <Dragonsong> Hello, anyone feeling like helping a ubuntu noob with some sound issues? :)
[17:59] <bazhang> chris___, compiz is the 3D video effects such as wobbly windows etc
[17:59] <Matic> marshell, you will really like it. WELCOME!!
[17:59] <Sheepherd_> romulo: im using OSS for sound right now. is it a bad choice?
[17:59] <gartral> erUSUL: came back reporting fd0, and saying the drive is post 1991
[17:59] <romulo> Sheepherd_, yes
[18:00] <romulo> Sheepherd_, use either alsa or pulse
[18:00] <TD-Linux> so is pulse :P
[18:00] <TD-Linux> alsa + dmix ftw
[18:00] <chris___> bazhang, should i use another extension other than shockwave flash?
[18:00] <fccf> bin10101: how many screens ... you said 4x3 =12?
[18:00] <Sheepherd_> romulo: wow those poor developers xD
[18:00] <bazhang> chris___, where did you install it from? the repos?
[18:00] <gartral> erUSUL: STILL says theres no media in the drive
[18:00] <erUSUL> gartral: did /dev/fd0 appeared now ? paste the messages in pastebin please
[18:00] <marshell> i am totally new to this enviorment please guide me
[18:00] <romulo> Sheepherd_, oss is old like hell
[18:00] <bin10101> romulo: mine is doing 21 accounts and 49 IRC chat rooms
[18:01] <TD-Linux> I don't understand the benefits of alsa really
[18:01] <TD-Linux> err
[18:01] <fccf> marshell: good place to start www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[18:01] <romulo> bin10101, shit, im not sure what to look anymore ;(
[18:01] <chris___> bazhng, directly through firefox's extensions
[18:01] <bazhang> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/ marshell read this primer
[18:01] <TD-Linux> pulse over plain alsa/dmix
[18:01] <romulo> i guess im going to compile it, and callgrind
[18:01] <bazhang> romulo, please no cursing
[18:01] <marshell> thks fccf
[18:01] <erUSUL> marshell: well you will have to read some docs first or ask something specific "guide me" is a too broad petition for this channel
[18:01] <marshell> thks bazhang u people are great
[18:01] <bin10101>  fccf: just one external monitor but its 4 by 3 instead of widescreen like the laptop.  the only options I am getting for the twinview are the wide screen, well except for 640x480
[18:02] <th0r> marshell: check the linux documentation project (tldp.org) for beginners guides
[18:02] <fccf> bin10101: and you have tried to detect displays
[18:02] <gartral> erUSUL: http://gar.pastebin.com/f2127fc75
[18:02] <Sheepherd_> romulo: is pulse and alsa the same? cuz i dont have pulse as option in the audio settings
[18:03] <xTheGoat121x> How safe and easy is it to move system folders from the / partition to another partition? And how would I go about doing such a thing?
[18:03] <marshell> thks thor
[18:03] <grawity> Sheepherd_: no, it's not the same
[18:03] <gartral> !lol | marshell
[18:03] <erUSUL> gartral: chacked if /dev/fd0 appeared ?
[18:04] <gartral> erUSUL: yes, still does not appear
[18:04] <Matic> xTheGoat121x, mount the partition first and use the command; cp -dpr /*  /media/<diskmountnamehere>
[18:04] <erUSUL> gartral: it seems to be no error but we do not get the apropiate device to work with :(
[18:04] <erUSUL> gartral: dunno what is happening; sorry
[18:05] <xTheGoat121x> Matic,  Thanks. One other question, though... how safe would it be to move a large directory, like /usr?
[18:05] <OuterSpaceMan> I upgraded to Ibex a couple days ago and I've been having a ton of hard lockups randomly after I come out of hibernation.  The logs don't say anything
[18:05] <stdruseren> th0r, thanks for your help im lovn this two apps
[18:05] <gartral> erUSUL: when i try from nautilus it actually addresses the right device, as i see the light and hear the motors...
[18:05] <stdruseren> *these 2 apps
[18:06] <th0r> stdruseren: I used to use them a lot when I was working...now I just play with them in retirement
[18:06] <sfx> thanks see ya...
[18:06] <Matic> xTheGoat121x, it's safe coz the cp command copies but does not move, but remember always to backup your work always if you are new to linux, sometimes it's almost impossible to recover some files! be careful anyway
[18:06] <stdruseren> thor what did you use to do?
[18:06] <bazhang> chris___, lets keep in channel please; others can help out if I don't know
[18:07] <Dragonsong> Any pro feeling like helping a ubuntu noob with some sound issues?
[18:07] <bazhang> Dragonsong, ask the channel a question
[18:07] <th0r> stdruseren: used to be a network analyst for Ericsson Telecom
[18:07] <xTheGoat121x> Matic, ah, well, I've been on board with Ubuntu since 7.04, but I've never had to deal with moving system folders before
[18:07] <Matic> Dragonsong, as the query
[18:07] <stdruseren> th0r so u r a seasoned man
[18:07] <bin10101> fccf: yes
[18:07] <Matic> xTheGoat121x, good fo you
[18:07] <iceroot> i need the opposite to ping host && echo works, so that only echo is proceding if ping failed
[18:08] <Sheepherd_> grawity: k so first im gonna need a audio tutorial ^^ https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound proposes OSS 4.x btw !?
[18:08] <Dragonsong> Well basically, ALSA/Pulseaudio don't work. While using one of them all i get out is static
[18:08] <Dragonsong> OSS works fine
[18:08] <xTheGoat121x> Matic, thanks for the command
[18:08] <stdruseren> th0r, that must of been a cool job
[18:08] <nem> Hi. Anyone know why when i click "Suspend", my computer goes down and back up again without staying suspended? Is this a known problem? (not talking about blackscreen after suspend) (checked bios settings and its set to S1 and S3)(9.04, nvidia gfx drivers)(10.6gb swap)
[18:09] <chris___> bazhang should i have swfdec-mozilla installed through synaptic??
[18:09] <marshell> were will i get software to download from
[18:09] <Sheepherd_> Dragonsong: again smthing ppl cant with eh?
[18:09] <Sheepherd_> agree*
[18:10] <bazhang> marshell, from the software repositories; all the software you need is there; accessed from synaptic package manager
[18:10] <Dragonsong> Eh?
[18:10] <failers> bazhang not all but most he/she need
[18:10] <fccf> bin10101: don't know if i can help further
[18:10] <bazhang> chris___, flashplugin-nonfree is the one you want
[18:10] <Matic> marshell, linux softwares better reffered to as packages are installed thro the terminal. e.g apt-get install vlc(package name) or you can use aptitude install vlc(package name)
[18:10] <Sheepherd_> Dragonsong: about the audio driver
[18:11] <chris___> bazhang only this?
[18:11] <bazhang> chris___, that should do it
[18:11] <ubuntistas> i cannot find and launch boxee after installing it any clue?
[18:11] <bin10101> fccf: k...thanks. no worries
[18:11] <bazhang> ubuntistas, installed from where
[18:11] <ubuntistas> terminal bazhang
[18:12] <chris___> should i unistall swfdec-mozilla plugin?
[18:12] <Socah> !repos | marshell
[18:12] <erxin> when i visit www.hakikatkitabevi.com my gnome restarts, i dont understand this error, can anyone help me out
[18:12] <bazhang> ubuntistas, boxee? you have special repo from them?
[18:13] <Matic> marshell, take your time to reffer to the links ubottu is giving you
[18:13] <bazhang> !find boxee
[18:13] <ubuntistas> yeah bazhang
[18:13] <OuterSpaceMan> Anyone have any general comments about Jaunty stability compared to Ibex?  I've had lockup issues since upgradeing to Ibex and I'm hoping to get away from them.
[18:13] <Socah> erxin, what errors do you have?
[18:13] <chris___> bazhang should i unistall swfdec-mozilla plugin?
[18:13] <bazhang> ubuntistas, no idea; check their forums
[18:13] <bazhang> chris___, you certainly can, never used it myself
[18:13] <chris___> ok thanks
[18:14] <fccf> OuterSpaceMan: if you want stablilty .. Go with LTS .. Hardy till 2011
[18:14] <bazhang> OuterSpaceMan, check out the live cd
[18:14] <erxin> Socah: i get black screen with about 20 lines, and then Gnome Login screen appears
[18:14] <erxin> how can i see the last 20 messages from terminal ?
[18:14] <tony-rock> alo
[18:14] <Socah> erxin, propably in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[18:15] <MrPiracy> pls help .... i added a KVM to my system and now my screen resolution is stuck at 640x320. how can i restore all the resolutions available?
[18:15] <jeffwheeler> PowerTop seems to frequently suggest increasing the VM dirty writeback time on my system. Is this even relevant on an SSD?
[18:15] <Mastermune> Hi, i'm using Jaunty i386. I installed it yesterday, but i full-upgraded it and now, Nvidia driver don't works anymore, in both kernels. (2.6.28-11 and 2.6.28-13)
[18:15] <Matic> OuterSpaceMan, heed to what bazhang says, its the way to go, I used hardy LTS myself for developments
[18:15] <bazhang> chris___, you may want to get the mplayer plugin for mozilla though
[18:15] <gletob> Ok I have two questions: 1. How can I tell what video driver I'm using E.G. Ati,i810,fglrx.  2. How can I force X to use the Vesa drivers?
[18:15] <bazhang> !away > Twilo|away
[18:16] <erxin> Everything seems to be ok in Xorg.log
[18:16] <OuterSpaceMan> OuterSpaceMan, OK.  Thanks guys.
[18:16] <Socah> gleeb_, 1. glxinfo
[18:16] <Mastermune> gletob give a look on /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[18:17] <MrPiracy> pls help .... i added a KVM to my system and now my screen resolution is stuck at 640x320. how can i restore all the resolutions available?
[18:17] <Mastermune> No one can help here?
[18:17] <chris___> i'll be back after cheecking the plugins. thanks a lot!
[18:17] <gletob> Mastermune, It's essentially empty, Just thinks like Identifier "Configured video Device"
[18:17] <Socah> Mastermune, how you understand that driver is not working anymore
[18:18] <Socah> gletob, look for "driver" section
[18:18] <Mastermune> Socah, i just put vesa instead nvidia and works
[18:18] <Mastermune> gletob, try aticonfig
[18:18] <gletob> Masahiro, There is none just "Device", "Monitor", and "Screen"
[18:19] <cl0vvn> I'm having trouble booting up; the error appears to be with my gfx drivers. I had previously manually downloaded and installed drivers from the nvidia website, but i think that may be the problem. How would I go about removing them?
[18:19] <erxin> is there a better alternative for flashgot plugin for Firefox ?
[18:19] <marcus`> hi, noob question... has anyone figured out a way to get creative xfi working in ubuntu yet?
[18:19] <Socah> Mastermune, you could try to sudo dpkg-reconfigure <nvidia driver package>, or take backup of your xorg, and delete it (new should be created), but somebody who uses nvidia would tell you more
[18:19] <om26er> !player
[18:19] <bazhang> erxin, is that a flash downloader?
[18:19] <gletob> Mastermune, , There is none just "Device", "Monitor", and "Screen"
[18:19] <gletob> Mastermune, is that in the repos?
[18:19] <Socah> erxin, propably not
[18:19] <areay> i've setup my ethernet card to use 4 ip addresses in /etc/network/interfaces... how can i choose which IP is used for outgoing web traffic?
[18:20] <erxin> bazhang: no, downloading files from websites
[18:20] <Socah> bazhang, download manager
[18:20] <Mastermune> Socah, i have tried all of this. triead make the xorg.conf by myself. the only error is on nvidia
[18:20] <Socah> !nvidia
[18:20] <Mastermune> gletob, how did you install ATI drivers?
[18:21] <gletob> Mastermune, When i run /etc/init.d/gdm start it comes up but is Very distroted
[18:21] <erxin> some sites dont work automatically i need to make a text file with all links, and then download with wget, is there a tool to automatic create text like file.001 file.002 etc ?
[18:21] <Mastermune> gletob, how did you install ATI drivers?
[18:22] <Mastermune> gletob, are u using Jaunty?
[18:22] <cl0vvn> how do i go about uninstalling drivers i installed manually?
[18:22] <cl0vvn> I'm using Jaunty.
[18:22] <gletob> Mastermune, sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-ati
[18:22] <mgolisch> cl0vvn: go to the source dir and use make uninstall ?
[18:22] <Mastermune> Because there are no support for fglrx to 2.6.28 up
[18:22] <Socah> cl0vvn, I think google could help you
[18:23] <cl0vvn> ok
[18:23] <mgolisch> cl0vvn: provided it has a uninstall target, some crapy devs dont include that in their makefiles
[18:23] <mgolisch> :)
[18:23] <gletob> Mastermune, It's an older card ATI doesn't support it
[18:23] <sarthor> Hi, <to right click on the file on the desktop and then send to, > i configure Thunderbird from .. system..preference..preferred Application, but not working. HELP
[18:23] <gletob> Mastermune, I'm on Jaunty
[18:24] <sarthor> i am on jaunty
[18:24] <Mastermune> gletob, Jaunty + Fglrx = dont works
[18:25] <areay> i've setup my ethernet card to use 4 ip addresses in /etc/network/interfaces... how can i choose which IP is used for outgoing web traffic?
[18:25] <gletob> Mastermune, Fglrx doesn't support my card under Anything
[18:25] <Bertholtd> ;-)
[18:25] <Mastermune> Socah, i have installed it yesterday, with Jaunty CD. And worked yesterday. Todays Upgrade fucked all
[18:26] <Mastermune> gletob, so use radeon driver
[18:26] <Socah> Mastermune, so you could reverse updates
[18:26] <Mastermune> gletob, if it dont works, try vesa
[18:26] <Mastermune> Socah, how to do it?
[18:26] <Socah> Mastermune, check in /var/log/apt~ what packages you installed
[18:26] <fccf> areay: look at netstat -ntap
[18:26] <gletob> Mastermune, how?  (I'm sorry :-( )
[18:26] <maheshm> hi. Which is the best MTA that is popularly used?
[18:27] <Socah> Mastermune, and then download binary packages as older version, install, that's all
[18:27] <mgolisch> !best
[18:27] <cl0vvn> has anyone else had trouble with nvidia glx 185.18.14?
[18:27] <Mastermune> gletob, dpkg-reconfigure all
[18:27] <om26er> plz tell me how to play wma pla any1
[18:27] <fccf> !wma
[18:27] <maheshm> :)
[18:27] <Socah> !codecs | om26er
[18:28] <cl0vvn> exit
[18:28] <cl0vvn> woops
[18:28] <cl0vvn> lol
[18:28] <cl0vvn> not in terminal.
[18:28] <zhurai> /quit
[18:28] <FloodBot3> cl0vvn: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:28] <zhurai> >_>
[18:28] <om26er> Socah: that does not give infor about wma
[18:28] <sarthor> Hi, <to right click on the file on the desktop and then send to, > i configure Thunderbird from .. system..preference..preferred Application, but not working. using jaunty. HELP
[18:28] <areay> fccf: that shows my active connections, how can i change the address i use for firefox?
[18:28] <maheshm> is qmail better than sendmail?
[18:28] <Socah> om26er, yes it does
[18:28] <Mastermune> gletob, dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[18:28] <zhurai> om26er, try reading it harder.
[18:29] <fccf> areay: iptables
[18:29] <om26er> zhurai: whick specific link
[18:29] <areay> fccf: i use firestarter... will it conflict?
[18:29] <fccf> areay: firestarter is a frontend for iptables
[18:29] <gletob> Mastermune, That doesn't give me any options to change anything, I've tried
[18:29] <areay> fccf: but i can't do what i need to do using firestarter, right?
[18:29] <disappearedng_> http://pastebin.com/m365f97a8 can someone tell me what I should do ?
[18:29] <Mastermune> gletob, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[18:30] <maheshm> thank you
[18:30] <Mastermune> then it will chene a lot of things
[18:30] <fccf> areay: not sure ... you might be able to do it from firestarter
[18:30] <gletob> Mastermune, I knew to use sudo it still didn't change a thing
[18:30] <Mastermune> how?
[18:30] <Mastermune> Gletob, pvt
[18:31] <areay> fccf: i haven't looked into iptables... from what i understand it's overly complicated... i was worried about how using iptables would affect firestarter
[18:31] <disappearedng_> actually it's an install problem: http://pastebin.com/m365f97a8
[18:32] <om26er> i installed a program and now i want to uninstall but i can only remove the program not the files(libraries) that got installed with it is there any way
[18:32] <fccf> areay: firestarter writes to iptables .. so I'm guessing it would be able to write the rule you are trying to write .. fyi I am starting a virtual machine to test my hypotheses
[18:32] <bazhang> om26er, installed how? what program
[18:33] <om26er> bazhang: throught synaptics
[18:33] <olrrai> hola
[18:33] <olrrai> hi
[18:33] <om26er> bazhang: listen music player and its very annoying
[18:33] <Matic> areay, you need to really research on iptables(it's a broad topic) there are helpful materials online, for better control I advise you to learn how you can work withour firestarter.  iptables is commonly setup for gateway linux machines which do not have graphical interfaces as you know. so it will be good to learn to use the terminal
[18:33] <olrrai> do u know how to free xorg and emerald memory without restart X ?
[18:33] <bazhang> om26er, then uninstall via synaptic as well
[18:34] <sarthor> Hi, <to right click on the file on the desktop and then send to, > i configure Thunderbird from .. system..preference..preferred Application, but not working. using jaunty. HELP
[18:34] <bazhang> olrrai, which Ubuntu are you on? gnome?
[18:34] <olrrai> 9.04
[18:34] <olrrai> yes gnome
[18:34] <Roonux> Plop
[18:35] <Matic> om26er, if you have ubuntu-8.04 > then use apt-get purge <packagename>
[18:35] <om26er> what abt jaunty
[18:35] <olrrai> bazhang: yes, gnome
[18:35] <Matic> om26er, it should work
[18:36] <bazhang> olrrai, the exact command is to replace emerald with the gtk window decorator; I have forgotten what it is though; let's go ask in #compiz
[18:36] <olrrai> bazhang: ok, thanks!
[18:37] <jduser> disappearedng_: for me it looks like it is to early, but not know exactly, stil using 3.0
[18:37] <Guest11046> i have audio on everything but the cd drive, have tried new audio cable, 2nd drive, 2 cd's and nothing?
[18:37] <bazhang> olrrai, /join #compiz  (I am there already)
[18:37] <cl0vvn> alright, this just gets worse and worse.
[18:37] <disappearedng_> jduser I added the mozilla repos into mine source list, but how come apt-get can't solve those depencies?
[18:37] <cl0vvn> I can't boot normally: think it may have something to do with my gfx driver problems, but I have no idea
[18:39] <logic> how can i open a setup .bat file in ubuntu, using wine? is it possible??
[18:39] <cl0vvn> I have to use the older version of the kernel in order to be able to do anything
[18:40] <sarthor> Hi, <to right click on the file on the desktop and then send to, > i configure Thunderbird from .. system..preference..preferred Application, but not working. using jaunty. HELP
[18:40] <rouslan> I cannot change my kb layout; i.e. the settings do not go into effect nor is the "Scroll Lock" LED on (that should be asserted when the alternate kb layout is in effect). Any ideas?
[18:41] <Matic> logic, try executing from the terminal
[18:41] <om26er> plz can any1 give me the name of a good audio player(not annoyinf
[18:41] <Pici> !player | om26er
[18:41] <logic> Matic: what should i do? click on "run"?
[18:42] <rouslan> om26er: Try Amarok
[18:42] <om26er> rouslan: ok
[18:42] <gletob> Can anyone tell me how to change my driver to VESA in xorf.conf
[18:42] <femacamper> ih
[18:42] <om26er> did u applied
[18:42] <Matic> logic, try wine <filename>.bat
[18:42] <Freedom> Hi, I am currently in China and hence behind their firewall, I was wondering if there were any programs like freegate that would work in ubuntu?
[18:42] <Matic> om26er, gmplayer
[18:42] <femacamper> can ubuntu still be used as a boot disk to partition with gparted?
[18:42] <logic> Matic: ok, i'll try
[18:43] <jduser> disappearedng_:  cause the packages 3.5 depends on are not in the repose of ur distro, u could try to add jaunty-proposed or karmic srces to ur sources list, but this can cause other probs u should know what u do a bit
[18:43] <rouslan> Freedom: Have you tried Tor?
[18:43] <fccf> femacamper: yep
[18:43] <femacamper> neat
[18:43] <Freedom> rouslan: no, I am not familar with it... what is it
[18:43] <rouslan> Freedom: http://www.torproject.org/
[18:44] <marcus`> Hi, I'd like to try and install Ubuntu Studio 64-bit, but I'm running on a Creative X-Fi Platinum edition, does anyone know if there are any unofficial drivers for X-Fi or perhaps modded creative drivers, that also work with the front I/O bay (so I can use my headphone/line2/midi ports, etc)
[18:44] <femacamper> omfg 1 hour to download ?
[18:44] <om26er> matic: did u mean mplayer??
[18:44] <femacamper> sigh
[18:44] <gletob> I need to force X to use VESA and not the ati driver
[18:44] <femacamper> how much crap does it have to come with
[18:44] <bazhang> femacamper, please watch the language
[18:44] <om26er> !codec
[18:44] <rouslan> Freedom: Probably the most secure open-source anonymity software available.
[18:44] <TD-Linux> femacamper: what? are you talking about size of ubuntu disc?
[18:45] <lorenzosu> Hi all I keep getting errors when updating and even installing other software pasted here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219953/
[18:45] <GFH[Work]> Can someone help me set up PPTP connection? The client is sending the requests but not getting any GRE responses. A virtual image of windows on the same computer (through a bridge) can connect using what i think are similar settings.
[18:45] <gletob> Anyone?
[18:45] <femacamper> 1 hour.
[18:45] <TD-Linux> Freedom: tor might be overkill but will do what you want
[18:45] <TD-Linux> femacamper, for 700MB that's not bad
[18:45] <TD-Linux> err 650MB
[18:45] <Matic> om26er, I mean gmplayer note there is a difference.
[18:45] <bullgard4> I have installed on my Ubuntu 9.04 GNOME computer the program (applet) Teatime 2.8.0. I forgot what is its associated DEB program package?
[18:46] <Matic> om26er, aptitude install gnome-mplayer or better download source and compile install
[18:46] <Freedom> TD-Linux: will it allow me to get to sites like pandora, hulu, slacker etc?
[18:46] <GFH[Work]> .
[18:46] <Pici> bullgard4: oddly enough the package name is teatime
[18:46] <om26er> Matic ok
[18:46] <bazhang> bullgard4, /msg ubottu info teatime
[18:48] <olrrai> see ya
[18:48] <GFH[Work]> gletob, http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6096524&postcount=2
[18:48] <PSPUbuntu> can i use ubuntu to make a free website ??
[18:48] <Halitech> PSPUbuntu, how do you mean?
[18:48] <nathandelane> I am trying to upgrade a very old system (7.04) to the latest. What is the best way to do that? Gutsy apprently doesn't have a repository anymore, so when I do sudo do-release-upgrade, it doesn't download the Gutsy file
[18:48] <Matic> PSPUbuntu, what do you mean?
[18:48] <PSPUbuntu> a website with a forums
[18:48] <PSPUbuntu> u no...
[18:48] <lorenzosu> I keep getting linux-image errors when updating and even installing other software pasted here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219953/
[18:48] <PSPUbuntu> a website
[18:48] <bullgard4> Pici: No sir. Synaptic does not show a DEB progam package 'teatime'.
[18:49] <GFH[Work]> PSPUbuntu, You won't get www.pspubuntu.com but you can make a website and find a way to DNS it (give it a name like pspubuntu.dyndns.org)
[18:49] <GFH[Work]> PSPUbuntu, you'd have to pay for an actual domain name if you wanted one
[18:49] <PSPUbuntu> i want a .com
[18:49] <Halitech> PSPUbuntu, do you mean to host it, design it, code it, what?
[18:49] <PSPUbuntu> all of it
[18:49] <PSPUbuntu> il use a free template
[18:49] <Halitech> PSPUbuntu, then yes you can
[18:49] <PSPUbuntu> can it be .com?? for free?
[18:50] <Freedom> TD-Linux: when it says deb     http://mirror.noreply.org/pub/tor <DISTRIBUTION> main ------ do I add the "<" and ">" ie jaunty or <jaunty>
[18:50] <GFH[Work]> PSPUbuntu, if you can find a dns server that will do it for free. i dont' know of one
[18:50] <PSPUbuntu> ...i guess it will have to be pspubunut.yolasite.com
[18:50] <jean_> I would like to export TEXINPUTS env variable sytem wide i.e not in bash how do I do this I am using gnome
[18:50] <sarthor> Hi, <to right click on the file on the desktop and then send to, > i configure Thunderbird from .. system..preference..preferred Application, but not working. using jaunty. HELP
[18:51] <xTheGoat121x> I have an SSD and an SD card -- I'm going to move some of the system folders to the SD card -- I need to edit fstab to make sure that the SD card is mounted at the same time as the SSD, correct?
[18:51] <PSPUbuntu> thanks anyway
[18:51] <GFH[Work]> PSPUbuntu, if you have access to yolasite.com then yes
[18:51] <Halitech> PSPUbuntu, no, you'll have to pay for a domain name unless you use a sub domain
[18:51] <jean_> sarthor: see gconf-editor
[18:51] <rusty-> Hello boys! I have a problem :P.... I format my harddisks and Installed Windows XP and then I wanted to dual boot with ubuntu but now the grub loader says Grub Error 2? what is this?
[18:51] <Pici> !info teatime | bullgard4
[18:51] <Socah> !grub | rusty
[18:51] <TD-Linux> Freedom, don't add the <>
[18:51] <PSPUbuntu> thanks il just a free website
[18:51] <MrPiracy> iḿ stuck at 640x320. could anyone help me how to manually add other resolutions?
[18:52] <Pirate_Hunter> would it be safe for me to install freshclam 0.95.2 for hardy for this site - https://launchpad.net/~hardybleed/+archive/ppa/+build/1085562 the backport repo has up to 0.95.1 that is why i am asking?
[18:52] <TD-Linux> Freedom, tor is in official ubuntu repos too
[18:52] <legend2440> bullgard4: in jaunty there is package called  teatime in synaptic. its in the universe repo
[18:52] <PSPUbuntu> is thier a linux ubuntu?? for ps3?
[18:52] <jean_> what is the login profile read by gnome called and where is it.
[18:52] <bazhang> #ubuntu-ps3 is the channel PSPUbuntu
[18:52] <Socah> !resolution | MrPiracy
[18:52] <bullgard4> Pici, legend2440 I do not understand why Synaptic does not show it.
[18:53] <PSPUbuntu> thanks bazhang
[18:53] <PSPUbuntu> #ubuntu-ps3
[18:53] <PSPUbuntu> join/ #ubuntu-ps3
[18:53] <bazhang> PSPUbuntu, /join #channel
[18:53] <Karcamo[x]> hi !
[18:53] <legend2440> bullgard4: is universe repo enabled?
[18:53] <Socah> Hi Karcamo[x]
[18:53] <Karcamo[x]> Socah, hi !
[18:53] <Freedom> TD-Linux: the tor-project site said not to use the one in the repos because they are not maintained and are out of date
[18:53] <PSPUbuntu> thanks im in
[18:53] <lorenzosu> I keep getting linux-image errors when updating and even installing other software pasted here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219953/
[18:53] <TD-Linux> Freedom, OK then
[18:54] <TD-Linux> Freedom, that site looks okay
[18:54] <Socah> lorenzo_, you have all those kernels installed?
[18:54] <Freedom> TD-Linux: what do you mean... i'm confused that site looks okay
[18:54] <mgolisch> check the postinst scripts contents
[18:54] <mgolisch> and see where it might fail
[18:55] <lorenzo_> Socah: kernels ?
[18:55] <sarthor> jean_, where in gconf-editor, i am not xpert
[18:55] <TD-Linux> Freedom, the instructions are correct
[18:55] <jean_> sarthor: are you using gnome
[18:56] <sarthor> jean_, yes
[18:56] <fccf> lorenzosu: strange ... have you run apt-get update?
[18:56] <Freedom> TD-Linux: alright good... when it says run, i assume i just c/p it into the terminal?
[18:56] <gidna_> Hi
[18:56] <Socah> hi gidna_
[18:56] <fccf> !hi | gidna_
[18:56] <gidna_> with camorama I receive unable to capture image...
[18:56] <Karcamo[x]> how to notifier
[18:56] <gidna_> I need to use the web cam
[18:56] <Socah> gidna_, install cheese
[18:56] <TD-Linux> Freedom, yup
[18:56] <fccf> gidna_: have you tried cheese
[18:56] <erxin> how can i activate the numeric keys on the right side of my keyboard ? num lock dont work
[18:57] <gletob> GFH[Work], Ok that got rid of the distortion but now it my monitor says the refresh rate is out of range.  It's a LCD I found at a yard sale so I don't have the book.
[18:57] <jean_> sarthor: what is under /desktop/gnome/applications/tasks/exec
[18:57] <gidna_> I'm trying it now
[18:57] <Socah> gidna_, camorama is not working with my cam too, but cheese does
[18:57] <bullgard4> legend2440: Synaptic > Settings > Repositories> Software Sources > Ubuntu Software > Downloadable from the Internet > Community-maintained Open Source software (universe) is asserted.
[18:58] <gidna_> cheese works... many thanks
[18:58] <Socah> np
[18:58] <Pici> bullgard4: What version of Ubuntu?
[18:58] <bullgard4> Pici: 9.04
[18:58] <legend2440> erxin: hold down shift key and tap Num Lock then try the number keys again
[18:58] <Pici> bullgard4: Does apt-cache show teatime work?
[18:58] <braniff> how do i start eth0 automatically on boot ?
[18:59] <PSPUbuntu> what is better linux yellowdog or linux ubuntu - ps3??
[18:59] <erxin> legend2440: not workig
[18:59] <petllama> PSPUbuntu: i prefer ubuntu on my ps3
[18:59] <erxin> do i need to install numlockx ?
[18:59] <PSPUbuntu> then xubuntu or ubuntu?
[18:59] <rusty-> Hello boys! I have a problem :P.... I format my harddisks and Installed Windows XP and then I wanted to dual boot with ubuntu but now the grub loader says Grub Error 2? what is this?
[18:59] <petllama> ubuntu
[18:59] <Socah> better | PSPUbuntu
[19:00] <PSPUbuntu> does the ubuntu support the gpu and wireless aswell as the controler itself?
[19:00] <xiong> noob -- this does not work as i expect --> find . -mtime -242
[19:00] <petllama> no, GPU is locked on the ps3
[19:00] <fccf> PSPUbuntu: yellowdog was developed spacifically for the PS .. I haven't tried running ubuntu on a PS3
[19:00] <petllama> only way to access the GPU is through the sony XMB
[19:00] <Socah> rusty-, I said, check wiki page
[19:00] <legend2440> erxin: when you press Num Lock key acouple times does a light on keyboard go on then off?
[19:00] <xiong> i get a list of directories, not files
[19:00] <ubuntuu> hehhe
[19:00] <PSPUbuntu> does yellowdog hav advantages to the ubuntuPS3
[19:00] <ubuntuu> so ingles??????????????????
[19:00] <ubuntuu> floda.se
[19:01] <braniff> how do i start networking automatically on boot ?
[19:01] <erxin> numlock light goes on and off, but no effect on the keys
[19:01] <Pici> !pt  | ubuntuu
[19:01] <w6647> hey guys, I need help with a mouse problem I am getting after upgrading to 9.04 from 8.10
[19:01] <Pirate_Hunter> anyone care to provide me a link or a way to install freshclam in 8.04 version 0.95.2
[19:01] <Socah> !grub | rusty-
[19:01] <legend2440> erxin: with the light on if you hold down shift key and tap Num Lock it doesnt work?
[19:01] <Socah> rusty-, check howto
[19:02] <erxin> legend2440: ok i fixed it, sudo aptitude numlockx , and then sudo numlockx on
[19:02] <sebsebseb> hi
[19:02] <w6647> left click doesn't work anymore, and I have tried multiple mice
[19:02] <legend2440> erxin: ok
[19:02] <fccf> Pirate_Hunter: we only support ubuntu software ... i.e. what's in the repositories... not sure how to help you
[19:02] <testeeeee> hummm
[19:02] <testeeeee> boces
[19:02] <bullgard4> Pici: '~$ apt-cache showpkg teatime' produces 11 lines of output. But I cannot interpret them because I do not know this command.
[19:03] <nikosgram> hallo
[19:04] <madduck> so, what's the ubuntu way to turn a breezy installation into a jaunty installation? ;)
[19:04] <Pirate_Hunter> fccf, huh clam is part of ubuntu soft and will ask again
[19:04] <Clouse> Got it working!
[19:05] <Flannel> madduck: 5.10 -> 6.06 -> 8.04 -> 8.10 -> 9.04
[19:05] <Flannel> madduck: (or, install 9.04 fresh)
[19:05] <Clouse> Just lack of experience
[19:05] <madduck> Flannel: sure, but how? update-manager doesn't even want to know about dapper or whatever 5.10 was
[19:05] <fccf> Pirate_Hunter: you asked about freshclam ... clamav is available ... what version of ubuntu are you running?
[19:06] <zhurai> madduck, sources, change it from LTS to regular
[19:06] <Pici> bullgard4: not showpkg, just show
[19:06] <Guest80229> hi
[19:06] <Pirate_Hunter> fccf, you know freshclam is part of clamav...correct...? I am looking for freshclam 0.95.2 instead of 0.95.1 which is the one in the backport
[19:07] <sebsebseb> madduck: your better off clean installing
[19:07] <leaf-sheep> madduck: Do a clean installation.  You'll benefit yourself that way in the long run.
[19:07] <zhurai> Pirate_Hunter, sudo apt-get install fleshclam
[19:07] <zhurai> O_o
[19:07] <sebsebseb> madduck: much quicker, and then also nothing left behind from updates, that is no longer needed
[19:07] <Flannel> madduck: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes has listings for all of them, you specifically want to start with: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DapperUpgrades
[19:07] <Pirate_Hunter> zhurai, no that wont work the repo has .94, backport has .95.1 i need .95.2
[19:08] <nikosgram> my name its nick
[19:08] <nikosgram> i can't setup adobe flash player on my pc
[19:08] <nikosgram> help my
[19:08] <w6647> does anyone know how I might be able to fix a mouse problem? left click doesn't work as of yesterday when I upgraded to 9.04 from 8.10
[19:08] <sebsebseb> nikosgram: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[19:08] <testeeeee> humm
[19:08] <fccf> Pirate_Hunter: look here https://launchpad.net/%7Ejauntybleed/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/659480/+listing-archive-extra
[19:09] <Socah> !flash | nikosgram
[19:09] <testeeeee> why do you  ubuntu?
[19:09] <sebsebseb> !ot |  testeeeee
[19:09]  * Gon ausente: Ausente por el momento
[19:09] <nikosgram> ok , and ;
[19:09] <sebsebseb> !es
[19:09] <sebsebseb> !pr
[19:09] <sebsebseb> !br
[19:09] <yoga> I tried to dual boot Ubuntu and Vista.  After intalled Vista, I get "BOOTMGR is compressed" and I cannot boot the system.  How do I recover the system with any Linux tools?
[19:10] <madduck> Flannel, zhura, sebsebseb, leaf-sheep: unfortunately, the machine is not local. I am trying to do remote support.
[19:10] <sebsebseb> yoga: you put  Vista on after Ubuntu?
[19:10] <Flannel> madduck: That's fine.  You can upgrade remotely.  The steps are on that page.
[19:10] <madduck> Flannel: well, i know how to upgrade debian, but ubuntu does stuff funkily different here and there, thus my question
[19:10] <madduck> thanks for the link
[19:11] <Pirate_Hunter> fccf, hardy not jaunty still thanx i might just have to wait for an update to the backport :(
[19:11] <yoga> sebsebseb: I install Ubuntu first, then Vista.
[19:11] <Flannel> madduck: Is it a GUI system you're upgrading?
[19:11] <sebsebseb> yoga: right ok so only Vista boots at the moment yes?
[19:11] <madduck> yes
[19:11] <madduck> Flannel: yes
[19:11] <ufo> hello, please how to make tor start with vidalia and not at the starting of the system 9.04 ?
[19:11] <bullgard4> Pici: '~$ apt-cache show teatime' produces 25 lines of output including a line: "Installed-Size: 708". But I do not know what that means.
[19:11] <sebsebseb> !grub |  yoga
[19:11] <fccf> Pirate_Hunter: there is a ppa for that too https://launchpad.net/%7Ehardybleed/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/659479/+listing-archive-extra
[19:11] <yoga> sebsebseb: no, the system cannot boot.
[19:12] <sebsebseb> yoga: no boot loader?
[19:12] <legend2440> w6647: open system>preferences>mouse   click on the light bulb  does it do anything?
[19:12] <grawity> legend2440: it's just for testing the double-click speed.
[19:12] <sebsebseb> yoga: if you put  Windows on after  a Linux distro, it goes over the boot loader, so only   Windows can boot
[19:12] <Flannel> madduck: Alright, after you get yourself up-to-date with breezy sources (theres a section on that page), you should make sure you have ubuntu-desktop ubuntu-standard ubuntu-minimal and an appropriate kernel image (linux-686-smp for instance) installed, *then* proceed with the upgrade from the command line, as stated on that page.
[19:13] <yoga> sebsebseb: no, no boot loader, just 'bootmgr is compressed' to reboot Ctl+Alt+DEL
[19:13] <sebsebseb> yoga: ok  this sounds like a possible Windows issue,   or  maybe hard disk issue
[19:13] <xTheGoat121x> Is there a way from one of the TTYs to see if a disk is still in use? My netbook just seemed to lock up on a large file transfer, but I don't want to stop anything if it's still copying files
[19:13] <sebsebseb> yoga: Ubuntu was installed first, and then you put Vista on?
[19:13] <Pici> bullgard4: Thats means that its available for apt to install. I don't know why synaptic doesnt show it, but at least you can use apt-get to install it.
[19:14] <yoga> sebsebseb: Yes, Ubuntu was intalled first, then Vista.
[19:14] <braniff> how do i start networking automatically on boot ?
[19:14] <sebsebseb> yoga: and for some reason the Vista boot loader is not working
[19:14] <ufo> ???
[19:14] <Pirate_Hunter> fccf, my gosh i've been looking online all this time how did you find that, thank you very much
[19:14] <sebsebseb> yoga: ok well normally it's recommended to put Vista on first and then  Linux distro, becasue of how Windows goes  over the Grub boot loader
[19:15] <yoga> sebsebseb: yes, it corrupt the bootloader, I think.
[19:15] <pm2> Hello - I'm using Kernel 2.6.28 on Kubuntu 9.04 on an Acer laptop.  I'm having a strange problem with the computer will freeze for a few seconds every couple minutes.  The "freeze" involves being unable to switch windows, enter text into textboxes, click buttons, etc.  The mouse cursor is able move, though, and the numlock and capslock lights respond.
[19:15] <pm2> Output from dmesg is here: http://dpaste.com/67901/ -- any thoughts on how to fix this?
[19:15] <leaf-sheep> !grub
[19:15] <braniff> man grub-install
[19:15] <wfiuewfew> Hi! Are historical network stats recorded in Ubuntu
[19:15] <pm2> Hello - I'm using Kernel 2.6.28 on Kubuntu 9.04 on an Acer laptop.  I'm having a strange problem with the computer will freeze for a few seconds every couple minutes.  The "freeze" involves being unable to switch windows, enter text into textboxes, click buttons, etc.  The mouse cursor is able move, though, and the numlock and capslock lights respond.
[19:15] <pm2> Output from dmesg is here: http://dpaste.com/67901/ -- any thoughts on how to fix this?
[19:15] <sebsebseb> leaf-sheep: it's not that
[19:15] <bullgard4> Pici: I did install it using Synaptic. I do not knwo why Synaptic does not show it. It does not produce sound, and I was going to file a Launchpad error report. But Launchpad does not know a 'teatime' project.
[19:16] <sebsebseb> yoga: you might have to go to ##windows   if I can't help in pm,  pm since I will go a little off topic for this channel there
[19:16] <Pici> bullgard4: use   ubuntu-bug teatime   to file the bug, and the other bug page is here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/teatime
[19:17] <yoga> braniff: I'll look at the grub-install.
[19:17] <sebsebseb> yoga: no it sounds like your Windows boot loader has gone bad
[19:17] <sebsebseb> yoga: it won't help putting Grub on
[19:17] <sebsebseb> yoga: ,because when it comes to booting up Windows, it will use the boot loader you got on there now
[19:17] <frostburn> wfiuewfew, ifconfig will show you total transmitted and received
[19:17] <Halitech> sebsebseb, what about supergrub?
[19:18] <sebsebseb> Halitech: no  by the sounds of it his Windows bootloader has gone bad
[19:18] <nem> Hi. Anyone know why when i click "Suspend", my computer goes down and back up again without staying suspended? Is this a known problem? (not talking about blackscreen after suspend) (checked bios settings and its set to S1 and S3)(9.04, nvidia gfx drivers)(10.6gb swap)
[19:18] <Halitech> sebsebseb, ok, thought is might work from the way people have talked about it being the end all and be all of loading various OSes
[19:19] <fccf> Pirate_Hunter: I know how to look through ppa's I guess
[19:19] <sebsebseb> Halitech: well maybe, but  I haven't used it, and I assume it's only for Grub hence their name
[19:19] <Pirate_Hunter> fccf, must be cause the last ppa had to do with lpa (i think thats what it is called)
[19:20] <newedim4ik> Здрассти ::)
[19:20] <mederEsite> what setting can i alter so that every single time i do something system-wise it doesn't ask me for my password, or it at least saves my password in a session for a LONG period of time
[19:20] <Halitech> sebsebseb, could be right and I don't dual boot so never had to use it either
[19:20] <Pici> !ru | newedim4ik
[19:21] <testeeeee> how to install wireless in ubuntu 9.04
[19:21] <testeeeee> broadcom
[19:21] <fccf> Pirate_Hunter: glad we found what you needed, my pleasure to help
[19:21] <Slurpee> i have a basic dvd-r which I burn a dvd movie on to.
[19:21] <Slurpee> how can I rip it back into ubuntu?
[19:21] <testeeeee> experience Пожалуйста
[19:21] <testeeeee> experience Пожалуйста
[19:21] <testeeeee> lolol
[19:21] <Slurpee> what is a good application to rip the dvd?
[19:21] <FloodBot3> testeeeee: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:21]  * Gon de regreso.
[19:21] <Slurpee> there is no protection or anything...it is a DVD i created.
[19:21] <kpettit> On my django query Load.object.select_related(...    is there a way I can do some math to get a custom value.  For example I'd like to take one of the fields and do "fieldA* 42".  Is there a easy way to do that?
[19:21] <fccf> !enter | Slurpee
[19:21] <Pirate_Hunter> fccf, thanks for helping i need my pleasure for being helped
[19:21] <testeeeee> Gon hablas portugues?
[19:22] <Gon> español
[19:22] <Newfie_Rich> hey all, I installed some sort of plugins last night in the wee hours of the night not really paying attention to what i was doing, and now my video and sound is very choppy. anyway i can see what i installed last and uninstall it ?
[19:22] <Gon> xDDDDDDD
[19:22] <Flannel> !es | Gon
[19:22] <grawity> mederEsite: go to Terminal, type "sudo visudo". Add a like that says: your-username-here ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL
[19:22] <grawity> mederEsite: replace "your-username-here" with the actual username you use to login.
[19:22] <testeeeee> portugues
[19:23] <thefr34k> !info kernel-source
[19:23] <testeeeee> !wireless
[19:23] <thefr34k> Trying to find the kernel source package needed for installing nvidia drivers
[19:23] <Flannel> mederEsite: You really don't want to do that.  It removes the whole point of having security
[19:23] <thefr34k> is it:
[19:23] <grawity> mederEsite: yes, that will be very insecure.
[19:23] <legend2440> Newfie_Rich: open synaptic  > File > History
[19:23] <thefr34k> !info linux-source
[19:23] <fccf> Newfie_Rich: go look at /var/log/dpkg.log
[19:23] <thefr34k> and will that work considering im running 2.6.30
[19:23] <Newfie_Rich> legend2440: thanks a lot
[19:23] <mederEsite> grawity: don't care.
[19:24] <progre55> hi people! please help me out! I'm on a terminal irc-client.. my comp crashed. When I turn it on, it just come to the stage where it should show login page, even makes that noise, and nothing, just a black page with the mouse pointer on it
[19:24] <mederEsite> grawity: i don't have super sensitive stuff on this
[19:24] <mederEsite> i could care less if someone rm rf / on this thing
[19:24] <thefr34k> Progre: did you install anything recently (like gfx drivers)
[19:24] <grawity> mederEsite: fine, continue not caring and go run visudo.
[19:24] <progre55> thefr34k, yeah, a theme, gtk theme
[19:24] <mederEsite> this isn't a crime or anything, calm down
[19:24] <mederEsite> :p
[19:24] <grawity> mederEsite: I _am_ calm.
[19:24] <xiong> creating new folder in nautilus; sometimes the folder is created but not displayed -- i try 2,3 times, then go up the tree and back down again, there are 2, 3 untitled folders waiting for me
[19:24] <o_portista17> hy, i have a problem with teamspeakm my microfone starts to work, but then, it stops, and on the "dmesg" i have the following error: http://pastebin.com/m50b2e6f4
[19:24] <isaac_> This is a really stupid question, and I'm embarrassed to ask........... I have a really slow connection and I'm trying to download a really big file.  No bit torrents available.  Is there a download manager that will pick up where it left off on a direct download if the connection breaks?
[19:25] <mederEsite> grawity: well, then i hope you enjoy typing your password dozens of times per day 'cause i don't
[19:25] <progre55> thefr34k, but now I even have removed compiz.. still nothing...
[19:25] <Cazz> isaac_: not sure about that but I know opera has some nifty download stuff
[19:25] <progre55> brb
[19:25] <ufo>  hello, please how to make tor start with vidalia and not at the starting of the system 9.04 ?
[19:26] <grawity> mederEsite: I have no problem with doing that. I have no problem with you changing that, either. I just want to note that you just typed a lot more arguing here.
[19:26] <thefr34k> BRB re-attempting Nvidia install
[19:26] <Flannel> mederEsite: If you're hellbent on breaking your system, here:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sudoers  That'll tell you everything you need to know.  Please don't ask this channel for help with additional things of this nature.
[19:26] <xiong> sometimes, files dragged in nautilus don't display -- again, up and down tree and it shows ...?
[19:26] <Matic> isaac_, there is no stupid question man!, go to the terminal and use wget -c <url>. This will always pickup from where you stop
[19:26] <grawity> mederEsite: Anyway, I already told you how to edit sudoers. See also the link Flannel gave you.
[19:26] <progre55> thefr34k, I dont use nvidia..
[19:26] <progre55> thefr34k, is there any logs I could see?
[19:26] <grawity> isaac_: If you use Firefox, there's an addon "downThemAll" that is really useful for this thing.
[19:26] <isaac_> Matic after much delay since the connection was broken?
[19:27] <Matic> isaac_, yeah
[19:27] <bullgard4> Pici: I cannot purt to good use your hint: "bullgard4: use   ubuntu-bug teatime   to file the bug," Although I am registered with Launchpad, Launchpad does not list me any teatime bugs and cannot find a project "teatime". I was able to read the 2nd bug page 'https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/teatime' but I think it is not my job to write there anything.
[19:27] <Freedom> TD-Linux: I got an error saying novalid openPGD found
[19:27] <isaac_> Neat.
[19:27] <bullgard4> s/purt/put/
[19:27] <ufo> or how to prevent tor to start when i boot the system ?
[19:27] <Matic> isaac_, I use it for heavy downloads
[19:27] <grawity> isaac_: But some webservers don't like resuming downloads, and with them resume won't work.
[19:27] <Freedom> TD-Linux: correction open PGP
[19:27] <progre55> thefr34k, is there any logs I could see?
[19:27] <xiong> changing views also uncovers the not-displayed item(s) ...?
[19:27] <thefr34k> progre55: yes there is one sec
[19:27] <w6647> legend2440 sorry for long response at work and had to run and get people food, I can't even click to open it
[19:28] <progre55> thefr34k, okay, thanks man, appreciate!
[19:28] <Pici> bullgard4: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/teatime You mean this? Thats where bugs should go.
[19:28] <Bookman> Is there an easier, simpler graphic manipulation program to use as an alternative to Gimp?
[19:28] <thefr34k> progre55: /var/log/xorg.0.log
[19:28] <isaac_> Will downthemall work instead, or is that just an automatic resume?
[19:28] <thefr34k> Scroll down and check for (EE) on anything
[19:29] <Flannel> bullgard4: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/teatime/+bugs
[19:29] <grawity> isaac_: DownThemAll is a download manager - it allows you to pause and resume downloads.
[19:29] <thefr34k> Anyone know the package for 2.6.30 kernel source?
[19:29] <grawity> isaac_: Actually, even Firefox itself allows thaat.
[19:29] <Matic> Bookman, install photoshop. you need wine installed. I use and actually was using it 2 hrs ago
[19:29] <progre55> thefr34k, does it have the logs from my previous try? because I have booted on recovery mode..
[19:29] <legend2440> w6647: just a regular ps/2    2 or 3 button mouse?
[19:29] <thefr34k> isaac_: downthemall works pretty well ive used it too
[19:29] <Pirate_Hunter> what application allows me to install .deb files through terminal and sorts out dependencies?
[19:29] <grawity> Matic: Isn't Photoshop kinda unfree?
[19:29] <Flannel> Pirate_Hunter: gdebi
[19:29] <isaac_> Yup, that's in basic Firefox.
[19:29] <fccf> Matic: I think he wants something simple tilke paint in windows
[19:30] <braniff> how do i autostart sshd in ubuntu?
[19:30] <w6647> I have tried a ps2 mouse and a usb mouse
[19:30] <ufo> whats wrong ? i stink or what ??
[19:30] <thefr34k> progre55: it should be the one you want, its not a boot log but the log for X server, and in a worst case scenario the Xorg.0.log.old should exist as well
[19:30] <w6647> and they both have scroll wheels
[19:30] <Flannel> braniff: It's set up to do so by default (so, install openssh-server)
[19:30] <grawity> braniff: It should start automatically ify you have installed.
[19:30] <frostburn> braniff, it should be started on default
[19:30] <thefr34k> !info kernel
[19:30] <braniff> it's installed, but does not autostart
[19:30] <progre55> thefr34k, thank, I'll try to have a look at it.. appreciate!
[19:30] <Bookman> Matic: Yes, Photoshop is 1) commercial and 2) way too much program
[19:30] <Matic> grawity, what kind of graphics do you deal with?
[19:30] <bullgard4> Flannel: Your address is apparently producing the same result as Pici's.  --  Thank you.
[19:31] <Artissimo> Hey all, I just installed imagemagick through sudo apt-get install imagemagick but when i try to run `imagemagick` it can't find that command
[19:31] <legend2440> w6647: if you click the scroll wheel as if it were a left button  does it do anything?
[19:31] <SirTopHat> what would be a way to edit my menu.lst file from windows? notepad doesn't do it correctly
[19:31] <Pici> Artissimo: imagemagick is a package that contains many utilities, none of them are actually called imagemagick though.
[19:31] <isaac_> SirTopHat go to terminal window and enter sudo gedit
[19:32] <isaac_> Open menu.lst from there
[19:32] <Matic> Artissimo, type apt-get install imagemagick and see whether it will tell you whether it exists or not
[19:32] <SirTopHat> no, I use nano on ubuntu
[19:32] <SirTopHat> I mean from windows
[19:32] <isaac_> Oh, from windows............. sorry, didn't read it all.
[19:32] <ManOfWar> I need some help...What is the name of the program that runs some windows programs on linux I forgot
[19:32] <Halitech> SirTopHat, might be better off booting from the live cd and editing it from there
[19:32] <grawity> SirTopHat: Notepad2 (my favourite), Notepad++, EditPad...
[19:32] <DarkMage26> ManOfWar: wine
[19:32] <braniff> i can start sshd manually, but i don't know how to make it autostart on boot
[19:32] <grawity> ManOfWar: wine
[19:32] <thefr34k> ManOfWar: wine
[19:32] <ManOfWar> Thank you
[19:32] <SirTopHat> k
[19:32] <Artissimo> Ok i need to do a shell script now
[19:32] <Artissimo> thank you guys
[19:32] <ManOfWar> lol I havent been on linux in a bit
[19:32] <gabkdlly> Artissimo: for example, convert, see man imagemagick
[19:32] <thefr34k> !info wine
[19:32] <isaac_> SirTopHat it is probably just not saving the file correctly.  Specifically tell it to save as .lst
[19:33] <cudev> anyone know why my devices would not be coming up at boot?
[19:33] <Artissimo> gabkdlly: yep convert is the one i need
[19:33] <SirTopHat> isaac_, I never tried ti yet
[19:33] <SirTopHat> it just opens it wrongly
[19:33] <grawity> isaac_: The standard Windows Notepad doesn't understand Unix line endings (LF), only Windows ones (CR+LF).
[19:33] <Matic> braniff, take it to /etc/init.d/
[19:33] <isaac_> Or browse back to the file after notepad saves it and change the .extension manually.
[19:33] <SirTopHat> all one line, no line endings
[19:33] <braniff> cudev, kernel module for them not loading?
[19:33] <thefr34k> SirTopHat: your using ubuntu i presume correct, pico might be easier than gedit
[19:33] <isaac_> Ah
[19:33] <progre55> thefe34k, I've found a line there.. it says, "Failed to load module "i810" (module doesnt exist)". why would it try to load i810?? and how to fix it?
[19:33] <Pici> Artissimo: Actually, I was wrong, there is ImageMagick which is an executabke
[19:33] <grawity> thefr34k: He's on Windows.
[19:33] <Freedom> Is anyone familar with Tor here that has a moment to help me figure out a bug in installing it
[19:34] <SirTopHat> I'm not in ubuntu right now
[19:34] <SirTopHat> I'm gettign notepad2
[19:34] <isaac_> In that case don't listen to me, I don't know what I'm talking about.
[19:34] <thefr34k> progre55: do you have intel card?
[19:34] <Flannel> SirTopHat: right.  You'll need a proper text editor then.  SciTE is one that won't require installation.  I'm not sure about the other suggested ones.
[19:34] <progre55> thefr34k, yeah
[19:34] <isaac_> Why on Windows though?  You could boot from an Ubuntu live CD and do it.
[19:34] <grawity> SirTopHat: Unix uses different newline characters than Windows. Just download Notepad2 (http://flos-freeware.ch/) or a similar editor, almost all of them can use both.
[19:34] <Flannel> thefr34k: pico doesn't exist in Ubuntu
[19:34] <w6647> no it doesn't do anything
[19:34] <cudev> braniff: I get the error at boot: "if-up.d/mountnfs[device]: lock /var/run/network/mountnfs exist, not mounting"
[19:34] <SirTopHat> that's what I'm doing, I'm using notepad2
[19:35] <thefr34k> !info xserver-xorg-video-intel
[19:35] <grawity> SirTopHat: Okay, just make sure it shows "LF" in the status bar - not "CR LF".
[19:35] <sebsebseb> SirTopHat: as far as I know you  can  Wine  notepad2
[19:35] <thefr34k> progre55: make sure you have that package installed
[19:35] <SirTopHat> why would I use wine I'm in windows right now
[19:35] <niki5712> русский
[19:35] <hs1> hi, where can I found packages for mono-2.4? The PPA 'mono testing' has xsp package broke.
[19:35] <fccf> !ru | niki5712
[19:35] <SibTR> Can anyone offer some RAID1 assistance for uBuntu Server
[19:35] <braniff> cudev, is your device already mounted?
[19:35] <Bookman> Matic: Any other suggestions?
[19:35] <w6647> legend2440 the only thing that gives me some functionality it a button on the side of my usb mouse and that will open the drop down of applications, places, and system but no further
[19:35] <Bravewolf> hi there. currently I'm on hardy. do you suggest me to upgrade to intrepid and then to jaunty? is there a real chance to break the whole system? which precautions should I take?
[19:36] <w6647> it won't open shortcuts
[19:36] <cudev> braniff: I have 6 Nics, and the first one comes up, and the others don't. Only the first one is configured to be static, the rest are inet manual
[19:36] <sebsebseb> SirTopHat: well most people that run  Ubuntu, want to run a few of their Windows apps in Ubuntu,  but  also  mainly not use Windows anymoe on their computers, or hardly ever use it,   and that's  where Wine can be useful
[19:36] <cudev> If I do ifconfig -a, it shows them, but they are not up
[19:36] <w6647> and it only works sometimes but it will highlight stuff
[19:36] <SirTopHat> yeah
[19:36] <Matic> Bookman, please remind me about what?
[19:36] <grawity> sebsebseb: But he wants to edit his boot.lst from Windows.
[19:36] <andre> Has anyone here succefully paired a mightymouse in jaunty?
[19:36] <sebsebseb> grawity: oh  I see didn't see that
[19:36] <thefr34k> Can windows see ext3?
[19:36] <cudev> only the first, static one is up
[19:36] <thefr34k> i didnt think it could
[19:36] <braniff> cudev, any dmesg errors about that?
[19:37] <SirTopHat> yeah it can with this thing I got
[19:37] <Flannel> Bravewolf: Why do you want to upgrade?  There's nothing wrong with sticking with 8.04 if its working fine.  You'll be able to upgrade straight to 10.04 once it's released
[19:37] <Bookman> Matic:  An easy to learn graphics manipulation program for simple tasks.  GIMP is way too much.
[19:37] <SirTopHat> ext2fsd
[19:37] <sebsebseb> thefr34k: it can, but  best to only let it have access to a data partition  in that case,  not  /  or /home
[19:37] <Matic> thefish, exactly
[19:37] <grawity> thefr34k: No, it cannot - at least not without a third-party driver. There's one at http://fs-driver.org/, but it has never worked for me on ubuntu.
[19:37] <progre55> thefr34k, it says it's installed..
[19:37] <cudev> what would I be looking for in the dmesg?
[19:37] <grawity> SirTopHat: Where did you get that? *wants to try*
[19:37] <sebsebseb> grawity: it has for me
[19:38] <thefr34k> progre55: try this dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[19:38] <thefr34k> is that the right command room?
[19:38] <braniff> cudev, messages about kernel modules not loading -- "device not found" etc
[19:38] <progre55> yeah, that's the right one )
[19:38] <legend2440> w6647: any way you can paste your  /etc/X11/xorg.conf  ?
[19:38] <SirTopHat> http://www.codejacked.com/automatically-mount-your-linux-partition-in-windows/ grawity
[19:38] <legend2440> !paste
[19:38] <Matic> Bookman, am sorry I don't know of any other
[19:38] <grawity> sebsebseb: Last time I tried the thing from fs-driver.org, it allowed me to assign a drive letter to /, but it wouldn't recognize the rest -- Windows would still show it as "RAW".
[19:38] <thefr34k> progre55: that will let you rechoose all your graphic options
[19:39] <cudev> braniff, I don't see any 'not found' messages at all
[19:39] <sebsebseb> grawity: last time or one the last  time's I tried it,  I had to put it in XP compatability mode in Vista
[19:39] <w6647> no like I can mouse over the firefox shortcuts and it recognizes that im over it but it won't let me click
[19:39] <sebsebseb> grawity: and then it would work
[19:39] <progre55> by the way, I remember updating apt today, and when it asked me to restart, I disregarded.. restarted after several hours, but was never able to get it started )
[19:39] <abhi_> recently i have installed ubuntu server kernel to activate 4 gb ram ... but i found that after the installation of the kernel i found that screen is refreshing slowly.
[19:39] <Bravewolf> Flannel: it works fairly good... but I miss some new packages. that's why I'm planning an upgrade. It's extremely boring to backport that new packages using PPA....
[19:39] <grawity> sebsebseb: Well, I'm already on XP.
[19:39] <grawity> sebsebseb: I'll try ext2fsd later.
[19:39] <braniff> cudev, try bring up one of the interfaces manually: ifconfig <ifname> up
[19:39] <w6647> should I just burn a 9.04 cd and reinstall?
[19:39] <cudev> That does work
[19:39] <cudev> But I would like them to come up at start
[19:39] <thefr34k> Why is it so hard just to boot into recovery console to edit the menu.lst
[19:39] <sebsebseb> grawity: it's better really to  keep   Windows and Ubuntu  or any other alternative OS seperate
[19:40] <cudev> As other init.d scripts rely on those interfaces
[19:40] <Flannel> Bravewolf: Ah, yeah.  That's a very good reason to upgrade.  Upgrading to 8.10 and then to 9.04 will be fine.
[19:40] <Flannel> !upgrade | Bravewolf
[19:40] <sebsebseb> grawity: and to have  your like important data or music in  the alterative OS,  so  you boot Windows up less :D
[19:40] <braniff> cudev, # nano /etc/network/interfaces
[19:40] <progre55> thefr34k, I am actually in the recovery mode right now )
[19:40] <thefr34k> progre55: sorry was talking about the other conv
[19:40] <progre55> oh, sorry )
[19:40] <grawity> sebsebseb: I'm the kind of guy who uses Xfwm4 on GNOME. As for important data, it's all on the Windows NTFS partition, even though I rarely ever use Windows now.
[19:40] <cudev> What's the ubuntu paste site again?
[19:41] <Bravewolf> Flannel: in your opinion is there a real risk to break the whole system? This an original gutsy machine
[19:41] <cudev> I'm fairly certian this file is correct
[19:41] <progre55> I'm sitting here from a terminal, with small resolution )
[19:41] <cudev> As it worked fine before upgrading to 9.04
[19:41] <Flannel> Bravewolf: Nah, upgrades work fine.
[19:41] <legend2440> w6647: i would say a clean install is usually better than upgrade
[19:41] <Travis-42> How can I get aptitude to display all of the changes for the version of all the software that is to be upgraded?
[19:41] <sebsebseb> grawity: well you should really store that stuff on an Ext3  I think, but it dosn't really matter
[19:41] <progre55> well, be right back.. let me try to reconfigure my xorg
[19:41] <sebsebseb> grawity: as long as Windows shut itself down properly, so you can access the NTFS
[19:41] <zenlunatic> !paste
[19:41] <sebsebseb> grawity: without any problems
[19:41] <abhi_> does anyone feel so when installed ubuntu server kernel?
[19:41] <Flannel> Bravewolf: Just be sure to check those wikipages, since sometimes there's things you have to do to make upgrades go easier, bugs and stuff with specific package versions, etc.
[19:41] <thefr34k> !info nouveau-kernel-source
[19:42] <w6647> ok, well I have to wait till I get home and bring the cd back tomorrow
[19:42] <thefr34k> is that the source for 2.6.30?
[19:42] <sebsebseb> thefr34k: there's a ppa for 2.6.30
[19:42] <cudev> braniff: http://paste.ubuntu.com/219987/
[19:42] <grawity> sebsebseb: Eh, when installing Ubuntu I chose a kinda small partition for it. (It's a 20 GB disk on an old laptop, with only 13 GB free before install), so I kinda keep it balanced. (Most of the files are on the desktop PC, when SMB works.)
[19:42] <Bravewolf> Flannel: ok, thank you
[19:43]  * grawity smells an "!ot | grawity" oncoming.
[19:43] <sebsebseb> grawity: 20GB  can be a bit small if it's / with /home in it
[19:43] <grawity> sebsebseb: The entire disk is 20 GB.
[19:44] <Bookman> Anyone else know of an easy to use graphics manipulation program similar to Microsoft Paint?
[19:44] <sebsebseb> grawity: well if your going to put loads of data on there, 20GB can be small, that's what I meant
[19:44] <erUSUL> !find paint
[19:44] <thefr34k> sebsebseb: i am trying to get the kernel source to install Nvidia drivers, ive done this on fedora before just not ubuntu, i installed linux-kernel-source but that says its for 2.6.28 kernel
[19:44] <fiber_cut> God I am tired today
[19:44] <sebsebseb> thefr34k: oh dear
[19:44] <w6647> unless I can find a blank laying around here, I will try to do that, how long are you going to be on for so if I have the same problem after a clean install
[19:44] <shorterror> how do i disable alsa, i know there is a shell command i just cant find it?
[19:45] <sebsebseb> thefr34k: ok you  install the Nivida drivers from the Ubuntu repo,  and "only"  as a last resort,  if you got some problem,  the offical  Nivida drivers from their website, otherwise  your bound to get problems
[19:45] <thefr34k> ah
[19:45] <braniff> cudev, i ended up using wicd  for a similar problem earlier today. apt-get install wicd, # wicd. It will autostart network interfacesd
[19:45] <sebsebseb> thefr34k: system > administaration >  hardware drivers,   there should  be the repo one available
[19:45] <thefr34k> i thought the official ones would be better
[19:45] <hoolz> hey guys, is there an?y point in encrypting the /home folder in ubuntu
[19:45] <sebsebseb> thefr34k: no the ones directly from them tend to = problems
[19:46] <grawity> hoolz: Depends on whether you have any secret data in /home
[19:46] <yewk> heh
[19:46] <hoolz> yeah
[19:46] <hoolz> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EncryptedHomeFolder is that a good wiki?
[19:46] <cudev> Bookman: try gpaint, tuxpaint or xpaint
[19:46] <thefr34k> sebsebseb: Thanks,
[19:46] <shorterror> how do i disable alsa, i know there is a shell command i just cant find it?
[19:47] <sebsebseb> thefr34k: np
[19:47] <fccf> Bookman: I tried gpaint .. very simple ... along the lines of windows paint
[19:47] <cudev> braniff: thanks, I'll look into it
[19:48] <Bookman> fccf: wonderful, thanks.
[19:48] <Bookman> cudev: perfect, thanks
[19:48] <DFarmer> Hi
[19:49] <irocksu> hi
[19:49] <bullgard4> Pici: Finally I found out that my error duplicates an already existing Launchpad error report #190547 which was marked 'Fix released'.  I added my remarks. --  ('teatime' behaves somewhat irregular in the Ubuntu records.)
[19:49] <irvan> hi all i wan to use haerdphone to chat
[19:49] <irvan> how can i dop dat
[19:50] <irocksu> i have a w500 with a ati firegl/firepro 5700. recently i installed the ati drivers (ubuntu repository) for this video card.
[19:50] <DFarmer> I want to write an .sh script that will run an executable.. what is the line I need to put in?
[19:50] <femacamper> ubuntu takes too long to down load
[19:50] <bullgard4> irvan: Plug them into your computer.
[19:50] <irocksu> my fglrxinfo tells me that it works, but somehow my applications and screens are rediculously slow
[19:50] <hoolz> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EncryptedHomeFolder is that a good wiki?
[19:50] <kpettit> On a django query, how can I add something to the returned object?  I have a query with "field A" and I need to make up "FIled B=(Field A *42).  Any ideas?
[19:50] <legend2440> w6647: press  alt+F2 and type in box    gnome-mouse-properties  maybe sensitivity  or speed settings need adjusting
[19:50] <grawity> DFarmer: First, all scripts should start with an apropriate #! line -- you probably want #!/bin/bash
[19:50] <ufo> ok please i ask 3 time and no one even reply to me....
[19:51] <Pici> !patience | ufo
[19:51] <grawity> DFarmer: And it doesn't need to end with .sh
[19:51] <Halitech> !patience > ufo
[19:51] <grawity> DFarmer: The rest can be any commands you want.
[19:51] <legend2440> w6647: are you using  gnome?
[19:52] <upiity> I think I might have really messed up. I ordered a MY BOOK MIRROR 2TB external hardrive and now it only shows 950 gigs to use. I thought I could use both drives for different data or am I forced to have a backup? http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.asp?driveid=466
[19:52] <w6647> I can't click the sliders
[19:52] <root> hi
[19:52] <w6647> yes im using gnome
[19:52] <jrib> upiity: contact the manufacturer
[19:52] <Guest30302> helllow
[19:52] <grawity> Guest30302: IRCing from root is a bad idea.
[19:52] <Guest30302> any one help my
[19:52] <Guest30302> me *
[19:53] <jrib> !ask | Guest30302
[19:53] <Guest30302> i want the best msn mssnger on backtrak4
[19:53] <legend2440> w6647: well if you cant click the sliders there is probably not much to be done
[19:53] <chris1> Okay, i've noticed by the numerous threads on the forum, but I am running Ubuntu 9.04 on an HP Pavilion dv5 Laptop and I don't have any sound.  The speakers are not muted...i don't know what the problem is! can anyone help?
[19:53] <w6647> well I found a blank so im going to burn that since I happened to bring my laptop today which has the 9.04 iso on it, so I will get back to you
[19:53] <legend2440> w6647: ok
[19:53] <Guest30302> ?
[19:53] <arkno> hej siemanko
[19:53] <Halitech> !best | Guest30302
[19:53] <arkno> wlasnie zainstalowalem ubuntu
[19:54] <Guest30302> arkno !! can u help me
[19:54] <arkno> jest jakas pomoc z waszej strony
[19:54] <Pici> !pl | arkno
[19:54] <DarkMage26> chris1: is this a fresh install?
[19:54] <Artissimo> When I put in a USB drive, what is the path it is mounted?
[19:54] <Guest30302> exit
[19:54] <arkno> no wiem
[19:54] <Artissimo> media
[19:54] <eX`Imrahil> hi
[19:54] <chris1> DarkMage26: yes, i installed it on a newly formatted partition last night
[19:55] <grawity> Artissimo: Usually somewhere in /media
[19:55] <arkno> a trzeba instalowac karte graficzna tylko tyle chce wiedziec
[19:55] <sander> !nl | sander
[19:55] <eX`Imrahil> I have a problem with ubuntu server on a dell r300
[19:55] <DarkMage26> chris1: did you check the alsa mixer to see if it is muted?
[19:55] <Jason2gs> How can I make the keyboard change affect the entire system, and not just the window I change it in?
[19:55] <eX`Imrahil> the cpu is unknown, or rather there seems to bee a driver issue
[19:55] <eX`Imrahil> can this affect stability or performance?
[19:56] <irocksu> so i found the rootcause of my problem, but somehow that does not help me. since jaunty there seems to be problems with xserver for ati cards.
[19:56] <Newfie_Rich> hey all, my computer is running pretty choppy for some reason. It was running fine until today.... sound a video is really choppy any ideas?
[19:57] <chris1> DarkMage26: Well, now I have a new problem.  I tried all sorts of things to fix my speakers, and now all I have as VolumeControl Devices are PulseAudio Mixers. Oh boy...
[19:58] <irocksu> are there any fixex except installing a patched version from a different repository?
[19:58] <DarkMage26> chris1: you removed alsa all together?
[19:58] <irocksu> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7553081&postcount=9
[19:58] <irocksu> like suggested in the link above?
[19:58] <biggerfisch> I used to be able to access a shared folder on a windows computer, then I reinstalled ubuntu and now I cant. Can anyone help?
[19:59] <legend2440> irocksu: i had a  an  ati radeon 9600 and after installing  jaunty which uses  xserver 1.6 the tv out on that card stopped working. amd stopped support for that card so i ended up getting a nvidia card so i could have tv out work again
[19:59] <chris1> DarkMage26: I must have accidentally, I sure didn't mean to do it on purpose....do you think just reinstalling Ubuntu altogether would be wise?
[19:59] <DarkMage26> chris1: was everything else working?
[19:59] <irocksu> hmmm... this card is pretty new so i guess this is not a driver problem
[19:59] <Halitech> chris1, you could try just reinstalling alsa ... sudo apt-get install alsa-base alsa-mixer
[20:00] <irocksu> this thread sais this is a repeated bug http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1138069.html
[20:00] <chris1> DarkMage26: Yeah, everything worked wonderfully....just the speakers Halitech: Okay, i'll try that
[20:00] <irocksu> but somehow thre is no good fix out there
[20:01] <irocksu> at least i did not found oue
[20:01] <irocksu> one
[20:02] <Travis-42> If I want to create a special user for just running things like certain cron scripts, is it sufficient to set the shell to /bin/false to prevent logging in as the user?
[20:02] <legend2440> irocksu: if you open System>Admin>Hardware Drivers are there any options for proprietary drivers?
[20:02] <Spec> heya, i have a CIFS mount and when I try to gzip <file> i get: gzip: file is set-group-ID on execution - ignored
[20:02] <Spec> how can i gzip files on the cifs mount?
[20:02] <upiity> I think I figured this out.
[20:02] <upiity> "My Book Mirror Edition is preformatted as a single Windows NTFS partition and is
[20:02] <upiity> pre-configured for RAID 1 (Mirrored) mode for data protection which dedicates half
[20:02] <upiity> the capacity to mirror the data in both drives A and B. This product also supports
[20:02] <upiity> RAID 0 (Striped) mode for maximum capacity and accelerated performance.
[20:02] <FloodBot3> upiity: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:02] <upiity> Will gparted help me?
[20:03] <upiity> Oops sorry I did not mean for that to happen, I pasted.
[20:03] <Guest77334> Does ne one of a wed-based media manger for MP3, open source?
[20:03] <irocksu> legend2440: yeah currently in use
[20:04] <irocksu> its the ubuntu fglrx driver (in the jaunty repos)
[20:04] <upiity> Can gparted help for this type of raid configuration?
[20:05] <thefr34k> i cannot get hardware drivers to enable for my Nvidia card
[20:05] <Wizzup> My friend would like to know how he can run the file manager as root?
[20:05] <Wizzup> sudo nautilus doesn't seem to work.
[20:05] <thefr34k> i hit activate the bar goes across, it stays deactivated
[20:05] <biggerfisch> I used to be able to access a shared folder on a windows computer, then I reinstalled ubuntu and now I cant. Can anyone help?
 I used to be able to access a shared folder on a windows computer, then I reinstalled ubuntu and now I cant. Can anyone help? <-- what are you on...gnome?
[20:06] <ryann> upiity, gparted is for partitioning disks, it cannot control your raid
[20:06] <DarkMage26> biggerfisch: can you mount the partition containing the folder?
[20:06] <biggerfisch> zhurai: gnome yes
[20:06] <zhurai> if you are on gnome..
[20:06] <zhurai> hmm
[20:06] <upiity> ryann: what program do you recommend?
[20:06] <Agony_> My laptop has worked perfectly for a year since I got it and now I log on this morning and it just crackles at me instead of playing sound. Anyone got any ideas?
[20:06] <zhurai> smb://NAME_OF_COMP/Folder
[20:06] <ryann> what are you trying to do, upiity ?
[20:06] <legend2440> irocksu: are you using compiz? if so does turning off compix help?
[20:07] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: its not a partition
[20:07] <zhurai> Agony_, depends, we can't really tell just by you saying that.
[20:07] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: its on a different computer
[20:07] <Agony_> zhurai: What else do you need to know?
[20:07] <upiity> ryann: I have a new harddrive and it came preformatted ntfs raid 1 (mirrored). I do not want that, I want maximum space.
[20:07] <ufo> TOR IS NOT in the Jaunty repositories. There are few other apps as Vidalia, Tork, torbutton (for Firefox), privoxy...
[20:07] <ufo> But Tor engine is not present
[20:07] <DarkMage26> biggerfisch: oic sorry. can you see the other computer?
[20:08] <erUSUL> biggerfisch: what happens when you go to places>Network>windows Network
[20:08] <ryann> upiity: 1 hard drive?
[20:08] <upiity> ryann: Yes
[20:08] <ryann> upiity, do you know what raid 1 is?
[20:08] <w6647> legend2440 installing from the cd and the mouse clicks in it so hopefully it still works when its done
[20:08] <upiity> ryann: With two discs operating as one.
[20:09] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: i can see it it just wont load
[20:09] <ryann> ok, so two physical hard disks
[20:09] <zMainframe> I have a HP PSC-2210 AIO printer on Ubuntu running fine with CUPS.  I connected to it using ipp, but I can't find a good driver in win XP.  All I need is color printing, no Photo mode or anything.  Can I use a Post Script dummy printer and will the CUPS translate that into HP's printer control language?
[20:09] <legend2440> w6647: probably will
[20:09] <ryann> you need to change that in hte machines raid controller...
[20:09] <DarkMage26> biggerfisch: what does it say?
[20:09] <ryann> the*
[20:09] <biggerfisch> erUSUL: i see a list of computers
[20:09] <ryann> if you want max space, setup raid 0 :)
[20:09] <upiity> ryann: According to the manual it is the MIRRORED operation.
[20:09] <Wizzup> Uhm. My question kind of got flooded away. How do I run the File Manager as root?
[20:09] <chris1> DarkMage26: Sorry, my laptop chose a great time to run out of battery. ha. So yeah, I have no ALSA mixer...just PulseAudio and
[20:09] <chris1> Halitech: It says I have the newest installed already...
[20:09] <w6647> cool, thanks for your help
[20:10] <erUSUL> biggerfisch: and you can not navigate into them ? see their shared folders ?
[20:10] <Agony_> Wizzup: Type "sudo nautilus" into the terminal
[20:10] <DarkMage26> chris1: type in the terminal alsamixer
[20:10] <Wizzup> Agony_: That doesn't seem to work
[20:10] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: "unable to mount location, failed to retrieve share list for server:
[20:10] <biggerfisch> erUSUL:  no i cannot
[20:10] <upiity> ryann: How do I change the machines raid controller and what is "the*"
[20:10] <DarkMage26> biggerfisch: it worked fine under the old install?
[20:10] <erUSUL> biggerfisch: what error you get ?
[20:10] <chris1> DarkMage26: alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[20:11] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: yes it did
[20:11] <biggerfisch> erUSUL: "unable to mount location, failed to retrieve share list from server"
[20:11] <Agony_> What do people suggest I look at if my laptop simply crackles at me instead of playing sound?
[20:11] <DarkMage26> biggerfisch: you did the same thing to set it up under this install?
[20:11] <marks256> does mdadm support hotswaping sata drives?
[20:12] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: as far as i can remember
[20:12] <DarkMage26> chris1: uninstall the pulse audio stuff
[20:12] <madduck> mdadm does not have any say in this, marks256
[20:12] <madduck> marks256: if your kernel can do it (AHCI driver), then mdadm will be happy to do anything you tell it to
[20:12] <DarkMage26> biggerfisch: you have changed nothing in the windows network setup?
[20:12] <ryann> upiity:  the raid configuration is handled by some software running either on a controller card, or on the computers mainboard.
[20:12] <marks256> madduck, does the kernel support it?
[20:12] <ryann> a drive can be shipped formatted for a raid configuration, sure..
[20:12] <madduck> marks256: i don't know.
[20:12] <ryann> that just means nothing else will read it.
[20:13] <marks256> madduck, thanks
[20:13] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: nothing changed, and my other windows computer can see it
[20:13] <madduck> marks256: if you have AHCI controllers that are not nvidia, then it should
[20:13] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: and read it
[20:13] <marks256> madduck, i'll look into it. thanks
[20:13] <ryann> if you blow away the existing partition table on the disk, it can be read as anything you want provided the system understands it as one independent disk
[20:13] <DarkMage26> biggerfisch: you have 2 windows machines that can talk but not the ubuntu machine?
[20:13] <upiity> ryann: The manual states that it can be changed to raid 0.
[20:13] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: yes
[20:13] <ryann> if you wanted to use both new physical hard drives as one giant disk, then you need to configure raid 0
[20:14] <owner> How do you run file browser in root? i tried "sudo nautilus" but it gives me this error: http://pastebin.com/mfb122c1
[20:14] <ryann> once you tell the controller to use raid0, it will create this new partition across both of your physical disks
[20:14] <MrPiracy> please help. i am stuck at 640x320 screen resolution after installing a KVM. how do i get my settings back?
[20:14] <erUSUL> !gksudo
[20:14] <DarkMage26> biggerfisch: did you install anything extra into ubuntu?
[20:14] <ryann> then, your OS will see a new partition that can be formatted.
[20:14] <ryann> upiity, does it provide instructions on how to do so?
[20:14] <upiity> ryann: If not and I do not mind having it show as two discs what do I do? Yes, but for windows and Mac.
[20:14] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: such as?
[20:15] <DarkMage26> biggerfisch: anything for server or networking stuff.
[20:15] <ryann> does it show/discuss proprietary software for Windows?
[20:15] <ryann> or the Mac?
[20:15] <owner> How do you run file browser in root? i tried "sudo nautilus" but it gives me this error: http://pastebin.com/mfb122c1
[20:15] <ryann> there's usually something during the machines boot up, after the post, saying press Control+whatever to enter raid utility
[20:15] <erUSUL> !gksudo | owner
[20:15] <fccf> owner use gksudo nautilus
[20:15] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: oh i can share stuff on my ubuntu and the windows im trying to connect to can read the share
[20:15] <upiity> ryann: UMM...Yes :(
[20:15] <owner> ubottu, thank you
[20:15] <owner> and the rest too
[20:16] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26:  i installed the stuff to share files and folders
[20:16] <StianDan> hello
[20:16] <DarkMage26> biggerfisch: ? not sure I understand what you mean.
[20:16] <ryann> upiity, go to the vendors site to see if they have a *nix port, or google for a solution.  i'd still say there's something built into your system that you can interface at boot time
[20:16] <DarkMage26> biggerfisch: which is what?
[20:16] <StianDan> Romanian ? someone ?
[20:16] <chris1> DarkMage26: Okay, i removed it....or so i think, but it's still listed in the VolumeControl.
[20:16] <MrPiracy> please help. i am stuck at 640x320 screen resolution after installing a KVM. how do i get my settings back?
[20:17] <upiity> ryann: Do you know how to just wipe it out? I do not mind having to drives show up rather than use raid.
[20:17] <legend2440> owner: according to the terminal you are already root {root@ubuntu:/home/owner#}       so just type   nautilus
[20:17] <upiity> ryann: two not to
[20:17] <DarkMage26> chris1: what does it say when you type alsamixer now?
[20:17] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: i did "sudo apt-get install samba" and that installed all the share stuff i think
[20:17] <DarkMage26> biggerfisch: ok give me one sec to find more info for you.
[20:17] <biggerfisch> DarkMage26: sure
[20:18] <owner> oh, gksudo nautilus and just nautilus gave me the same error...
[20:18] <Dekko> hello :)
[20:18] <marks256> why wouldn't nvidia AHCI drivers allow sata hotswap?
[20:18] <chris1> DarkMage26: it still says the same 'alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory'
[20:18] <legend2440> owner: what are you trying to do that you need root nautilus?
[20:18] <Dekko> I'm wondering if anyone here knows why I am getting a 'segmentation fault' when running ntfs-config?
[20:18] <errora> re all
[20:18] <owner> legend2440, im trying to move folders to /usr/src/
[20:19] <cudev> Can someone help get my devices to come up at boot time? if-up is throwing errors.
[20:19] <legend2440> owner: sudo mv /path/to/folder /usr/src
[20:19] <owner> legend2440, i know. but i want to be able to use the mouse for theese kind of operations
[20:20] <owner> this kind*
[20:20] <MrPiracy> where does firefox keep the bookmarks?
[20:20] <geofem> hi all
[20:20] <geofem>  i'm running a code that use pygame, the code works fine on osx,windows and linux(sidux) but tring to have it working on ubuntu i get that the "hat"  of my joystick is not recognized
[20:20] <geofem> seems to be a sdl bug .. reading it from : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libsdl1.2/+bug/376537
[20:20] <legend2440> owner: ok. try this. open terminal as regular user   and type  gksudo nautilus
[20:20] <geofem> have you any suggestion on how can i fix this problem ?
[20:21] <owner> legend2440, owner@ubuntu:~$ gksudo nautilus
[20:21] <owner> Initializing nautilus-share extension
[20:21] <owner> Nautilus-Share-Message: Called "net usershare info" but it failed: 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare: cannot open usershare directory /var/lib/samba/usershares. Error No such file or directory
[20:21] <owner> Please ask your system administrator to enable user sharing.
[20:21] <owner> ** (nautilus:7084): WARNING **: Unable to add monitor: Operation not supported
[20:21] <FloodBot3> owner: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:22] <fre> alpine questions?
[20:22] <legend2440> owner: sorry dont know i dont use samba
[20:22] <owner> legend2440, meant to send this http://pastebin.com/m47ac7a7a
[20:23] <OuterSpaceMan> Since upgrading from Heron, the bold Courier 10 Pitch font looks different.  Any ideas on what has changed?  (The actual font files are exactly the same when I look at a backup, so that package hasn't changed)
[20:23] <scampbell> Has anyone else lost sound after todays updates?
[20:23] <aperson> I'm curious to know if I should worry about this error I'm getting when updating: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/220013/
[20:24] <upiity> Is there a good graphical raid manager for linux?
[20:24] <MrPiracy> the installer for 9.04 is not recognizing my partitions. what do i do?
[20:24] <owner> legend2440, ill just use mv...
[20:24] <eX`Imrahil> I installed Ubuntu Server on a Dell PowerEdge R300, /proc/acpi/processor/CPU1/info has the line "throttling control: no", since the directory /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ doesn't exist I suspect that the kernel isn't really fully supporting the CPU/MB, can this affect the system performance or stability? or am I taking the wrong conclusions?
[20:24] <legend2440> owner: yea sorry i dont know whats wrong   i dont use samba
[20:26] <upiity> Is there a good graphical raid manager for linux?
[20:27] <super_hoops> how can i speed up my wireless connection? the signal is very strong but the internet is stupidly slow :(
[20:27] <super_hoops> mainly on youtube its slow downloading the videos
[20:28] <marks256> how do i find out what ahci driver i'm using?
[20:28] <erUSUL> marks256: there is only one ahci driver
[20:29] <erUSUL> !raid | upiity
[20:29] <marks256> erUSUL, then how do i know what chipset i'm using?
[20:29] <princedugan> in which chat should I ask for VisualboyAdvance (ubuntu version) issues?
[20:29] <erUSUL> marks256: lspci
[20:29] <marks256> erUSUL, k thanks
[20:29] <cudev> Can someone help bring up my network interface devices at boot time?
[20:29] <super_hoops> how cani speed up downloading videos on youtube? its' d*ckhead slow :(
[20:29] <grawity> super_hoops: you get a better ISP
[20:30] <super_hoops> i download torrents etc fine.....it's just youtube where its rubbish.
[20:30] <marks256> erUSUL, how do i figure out if i can hot swap SATA drives or not?
[20:30] <Dekko> Does anyone here know of a PPA for ntfs-config 1.01?
[20:31] <fccf> Dekko: for what version?
[20:31] <Dekko> 9.04 :)
[20:32]  * Dekko tried compiling NTFS-config 1.01 from source, but got some error on make install .....
[20:33] <streblo> anyone tried installing disco before?
[20:33] <Dekko> Also I have this really newbie question but if I want to move a file from a place to the current directory, what do I write? how do I tell linux to move a file or directory to the current directory?
[20:33] <super_hoops> xubuntu sucks
[20:33] <streblo> Dekko: mv /path/to/your/file .
[20:33] <streblo> make sure to include the dot
[20:34] <princedugan> super_hoops: opinion noted
[20:34] <ubuntu_> i kinda fried my home partition in gparted. now the filesystem shows up as unknown and it gives me an error about bad magic number in the superblock. do i have a chance to save my data?
[20:34] <streblo> . means 'the directory im in right now'
[20:34] <Jason2gs> How can I make the keyboard change affect the entire system, and not just the window I change it in?
[20:34] <marks256> How do i find out if i can hot-swap SATA drives with my kernel?/
[20:34] <nsadmin> how did you fry it?
[20:34] <upiity> arUSUL: Do you have any links about setting up raid 0 on an external drive?
[20:35] <forces> what happen with the complete mirror list?
[20:35] <Dekko> streblo: So cp /media/USBStick/<file.ext> . would copy to current? or is it /.?
[20:35] <soulwarp> does wubi work with other linux distros?
[20:35] <ksnp> if i follow the installation instructions for pidgin related plugins given for unbuntu but do them on debian, would it all work similarly ?
[20:35] <erUSUL> marks256: see this threath http://www.linux-archive.org/centos/247994-centos-5-2-sata-hotswap.html
[20:35] <josh_93> Hello, im having an issue installing a .tar.gz file. I have only tried to install 3 of these since i came back to linux.. and every one of them has failed.. i can unpack it fine, but every time i try to "make" it, i get an error
[20:35] <cudev> Dekko: just .
[20:35] <ubuntu_> nsadmin: i didnt actually FRY it, i wanted to make it bigger in gparted, it gave me a input output error at around 50%.
[20:35] <upiity> erUSUL: Do you have any links about setting up raid 0 on an external drive?
[20:35] <Dekko> cudev: Thank you :)
[20:36] <marks256> erUSUL, thanks :)
[20:36] <Dekko> The question about NTFS-config stems from me getting a segfault when trying to run it.....
[20:36] <nsadmin> ubuntu_: hmm... not sure if your data is recoverable or not...
[20:36] <Dekko> and its 0.5.5 or something like that rather than 1.01 - seems many softwares in the official repository are outdated....
[20:36] <deniz_> slm
[20:37] <josh_93> http://pastebin.com/m5a1d5ade i get this error when trying to install a plugin extension for pidgin
[20:37] <stefano88> salut
[20:37] <Skaperen> where is the configuration setting where I can turn off the auto-mounting of attached media devices (USB, SD, etc) ?
[20:37] <erUSUL> upiity: if it is an external drive it should come with some kind of interface/program for changing raid mode
[20:37] <cudev> I'm trying to get my network devices to come up at boot, if anyone thinks they can help out
[20:37] <Skaperen> I do want the device to become present ... I just don't want it to be mounted
[20:37] <erUSUL> upiity: how it is conected to the computer usb ? ethernet?
[20:37] <stefano88> !list
[20:38] <happy-dude> I have a slight problem:
[20:38] <happy-dude>  So I've decided to upgrade from intrepid to jaunty (since more and more package developers stopped developing for intrepid [>.<]). Things seem to be more responsive and everything seems to have gone alright except for one thing:  The Notification System (notify-osd?) seems to be broken. So a notification pops up, and I try to hover over it, then it disappears. Move cursor away from the 'area' and it reappears. Anyone know how
[20:38] <upiity> erUSUL: usb and it comes with software that works with Mac and windows.
[20:38] <soulwarp> !hi
[20:38] <josh_93> Can anyone here help me with installing .tar.gz files. I have tried installing multiple different ones, all files give me this error when trying to "MAKE" them: http://pastebin.com/m5a1d5ade
[20:38] <jrib> happy-dude: that's intended behavior...
[20:38] <ikonia> josh_93: what do you want to install
[20:39] <josh_93> SuperNudge (for pidgin)
[20:39] <happy-dude> jrib: no, I mean, I can't even click the x
[20:39] <erUSUL> upiity: maybe the enclosure has a switch or something like that for xchanging raid mode ?
[20:39] <ikonia> josh_93: when you untar the package is there a README or INSTALL file in it ?
[20:39] <jrib> happy-dude: you aren't supposed to need to click on anything
[20:39] <happy-dude> jrib: like, I hover over it, it disappears, then it reappears
[20:39] <gabe> Hello
[20:39] <ubuntu_> this is what i get on fsck http://pastebin.org/
[20:39] <Skaperen> jrib: it's intended for a pop up window to play catch-me-if-you-can ?
[20:39] <ubuntu_> oh >D
[20:39] <gabe> I have an issue that I hope someone can help me with
[20:40] <Dekko> Does anyone know how to deal with the segfault I get with ntfs-config?
[20:40] <jrib> happy-dude: yes, that's intended.  It gets out of your way.  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/notify-osd/+bug/371093 Is wthat what you mean?
[20:40] <ubuntu_> http://pastebin.org/2598   That is what i get
[20:40] <soulwarp> !starwars
[20:40] <upiity> erUSUL: I see not such switch on the enclosure.
[20:40] <ikonia> ubuntu_: file system is corrupted
[20:40] <gabe> I cannot run any 3rd party applications
[20:40] <ikonia> gabe: what are you trying to run and how
[20:40] <EEEBull> !Capn Crunch
[20:41] <upiity> erUSUL: Should I return this. I just got it in the mail.
[20:41] <Pici> !botabuse | EEEBull soulwarp
[20:41] <ikonia> EEEBull: please stop - you know that's nothing to do with ubuntu
[20:41] <ActionParsnip> gabe: can you expand please
[20:41] <ubuntu_> ikonia: i KNOW lol. i was asking if there was any chance fixing it
[20:41] <jrib> Skaperen: the notification provides information.  So you read it and get information.  If you move your mouse over it, it thinks you want to do something with the window below it so it gets out of your way.  You shouldn't need to click on a notification in the new system
[20:41] <gabe> The couple I've tried were americas army, open ttd, and danger from the deep
[20:41] <josh_93> ikonia: Yes, and its in another language..
[20:41] <happy-dude> jrib -- wait ... so I'm a bit confused... explain to me how it's exactly supposed to work?
[20:41] <gabe> They don't run
[20:41] <ikonia> ubuntu_: you need to replace the superblock with a known good superblock, there is an example in the error output
[20:41] <gabe> sorry if I sound 'noobish'
[20:41] <erUSUL> upiity: what disk model is this? maybe your only option is to do it in a windows/mac computer
[20:41] <ActionParsnip> gabe: can you specify some apps that don't run
[20:41] <gabe> I gave you examples
[20:41] <jrib> happy-dude: it pops up, you read it and get information.  The reason it disappears is so the popups never obstruct you from getting to what is below them
[20:42] <upiity> erUSUL: http://wdc.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/wdc.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=2537
[20:42] <josh_93> ikonia: From what i can tell, it just tells me to make the file however. just as you would normally, but it dose this with ALL .tar.gz files
[20:42] <EEEBull> ikonia, i was just seeing if the ! caused the bot response. I apologise... new here!!!
[20:42] <happy-dude> jrib: so is it supposed to reappear after I move away?
[20:42] <ActionParsnip> gabe: can you please type and tab complete my name so it highlights like I am doing to you
[20:42] <jrib> happy-dude: if it hasn't timed out yet, yeah
[20:42] <Pici> !enter | gabe
[20:42] <happy-dude> jrib: and this is a system wide thing? (like for pidgin notifications also)
[20:42] <ikonia> josh_93: so what's the problem ?
[20:42] <ActionParsnip> gabe: those are not 3rd party apps btw ;)
[20:42] <pw-toxic> hi, i want to backup my system partition so that my system with its settings is saved... how can i do this?
[20:43] <ubuntu_> ikonia: i get exactly the same error when i try e2fsck -b 8193 /dev/sda6
[20:43] <josh_93> ikonia: did you look at the error i posted..
[20:43] <ikonia> ubuntu_: you may not have a valid superblock on your system
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> gabe: open ttd is the most basic so we'll start there
[20:43] <ikonia> josh_93: I didn't see one
[20:43] <efu> Anyone knows something about ARP spoofing here? Or maybe direct me to an active channel where I can ask. I suspect I'm being the victim of a man in the middle attack, but know to little about to tell for sure.
[20:43] <jrib> happy-dude: right, there's one notification daemon.  So as long as apps are sending their notifications to the standard place, your notifications should behave uniformly
[20:43] <Pici> efu: ##security or ##networking
[20:43] <gabe> I think I know the problem to open ttd, however
[20:43] <josh_93> ikonia: http://pastebin.com/m5a1d5ade
[20:43] <gabe> and I can't figure out this tab thing...one sec
[20:43] <happy-dude> jrib alright, that's reassuring (i though I broke something during install [O.O] ...) THANK YOU !!
[20:43] <josh_93> ikonia: It says it cant find anything. it always says that
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> gabe: type my name at the start of the line, you can use tab to complete it
[20:44] <ikonia> josh_93: your environment is not setup correctly, and you're missing the core header files
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> gabe: type   actio  then press tab#
[20:44] <ubuntu_> ikonia: ok great. i guess im doomed then, right? or is there any option to fix the existing ones or something?
[20:44] <Skaperen> jrib: once it goes away it should stay away and not come back, unless there is a button on it to click it away, but then if there is, then you can't click on it if it goes away ... so it needs to either stay so you can make it go away or it needs to not come back
[20:44] <gabe> ActionParsnip: okay, now it should work
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> gabe: awesome
[20:44] <ikonia> ubuntu_: you need to try other super blocks, you may have a good one
[20:44] <jrib> Skaperen: you can submit that as a request :)  As for buttons, there aren't any in the new system
[20:45] <ubuntu_> ikonia: ok. is there a command to display the superblocks i have?
[20:45] <josh_93> ikonia: What do you mean my enviroment is not set up properly?
[20:45] <ActionParsnip> gabe: ok did you get the data files that you need extra (you can use the ones in the retail version. I think there are some GPL ones around the place)
[20:45] <Skaperen> jrib: then how to you make it stay away?
[20:45] <ikonia> josh_93: things like the PKG_CONFIG_PATH
[20:45] <ActionParsnip> gabe: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=174742
[20:45] <ikonia> ubuntu_: e2fs should show it
[20:45] <ActionParsnip> gabe: that pretty much lays it out nicel
[20:45] <gabe> ActionParsnip: Not yet, that's why I think I know the issue to that
[20:45] <jrib> Skaperen: don't know if there is a way.  The bug I linked earlier was asking for exactly that
[20:45] <ikonia> ubuntu_: check the man page of it, it should list it, I think fsck can also call it a little easier
[20:46] <gabe> ActionParsnip: But, the others (americas army, danger from the deep) do not run
[20:46] <josh_93> ikonia: when i type "./configure" it says "bash: ./configure: No such file or directory"
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> gabe: are they full 3d games?
[20:46] <ikonia> josh_93: you don't need to do ./configure
[20:46] <Skaperen> jrib: what if it pops up when the pointer is already right there?  I think that's a bad design
[20:46] <Dekko> streblo thanks
[20:46] <josh_93> ikonia: Then what do i need to do?
[20:46] <gabe> ActionParsnip: yes, but I have 3d rendering
[20:46] <upiity> A better question. How do I destroy raid setup so my ONE external harddrive will show its two discs as two and not mirrored?
[20:46] <jrib> Skaperen: meh, I don't care for it either but that's for a different forum
[20:46] <bnmrrs> I need to have 3 php scripts run at startup.  Should I just create three shell files to run php /path/to/my/file.php and then link them with update-rc.d or is there a better way?
[20:46] <kf6> how can i adjust the horizontal and vertical screen size using gnome? my monitor itself does not have this adjustment ability. anyone know?
[20:46] <Dekko> can anyone shed some light on the ntfs-config application please? I get a segfault with 0.5.5
[20:46] <ikonia> josh_93: setup up the enviornment correctly, install the missing headers, that is the first step, then debug any additional errors
[20:47] <josh_93> ikonia: Okay, how do i do that? Where can i download the headers?
[20:47] <gabe> ActionParsnip: When I run from terminal, it shuts down
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> gabe: do you run compiz?
[20:47] <gabe> ActionParsnip: NO
[20:47] <Skaperen> jrib: OK, agreed ... now back to my question and see if someone can answer that ... do I need to repeat it?
[20:47] <josh_93> ikonia: I installed ubuntu directly from there website, and installed it without modifieng anything, i dont see what could be wrong
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> gabe: good
[20:47] <gabe> [biabia]: OOPS..caps
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> gabe: did you install using the installer or the deb?
[20:48] <ikonia> josh_93: well it depends on what the package needs setting up, if you can't understand the README/INSTALL files it may be best to contact the maintainer to get the info - then you can write an english version of the README/INSTALL file too
[20:48] <ikonia> josh_93: from who's website ?
[20:48] <gabe> ActionParsnip: I installed using the installer, not deb
[20:48] <jrib> Skaperen: I have no idea what your question is so you would get at least one more set of eyes looking at it by repeating it
[20:48] <gabe> ActionParsnip: everything ran smoothly
[20:48] <josh_93> ikonia: It dose this with any file i try and install (and there readmes are in english) and it tells me to do the same thing. Unpack it, make it, and make the install
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> gabe: thats cool
[20:48] <josh_93> ikonia: and every time, i get "error no such file or directory" on every step
[20:49] <ikonia> josh_93: if you read the dependencies it will normally tell you
[20:49] <metaldoudou> Hey :)
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> gabe: is there a log file it creates when ran?
[20:49] <gabe> ActionParsnip:  no
[20:49] <om26er> can any1 tell me how to activate aggressive power save mode
[20:49] <Skaperen> I want to disabled the automounting of plugged in media (USB, SD, etc) ... including the reading of the media done by some program called "vol_id" (guessing it is reading for the volumn ID) ... where can I change the preferrence for this?
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> gabe: do you get anything like this: http://ohioloco.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7618646
[20:50] <gabe> ActionParsnip: I'm just trying to find games that can run on ubuntu, as my little brother is quite the little gamer :P
[20:50] <josh_93> ikonia: Where would i go to download the things i need? the package manager?
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> gabe: thats fine
[20:50] <Skaperen> I want the device to still be present as a device ... make the /dev node and show in computer devices ... just not mount any filesystems
[20:50]  * Dekko scratches head.... mountmanager also gives segmentation fault?!?
[20:50] <gabe> ActionParsnip: Let me check
[20:50] <fccf> !games
[20:50] <ikonia> josh_93: the headers would certainly be in the package manager
[20:50] <futuro82> hi to all
[20:50] <MrPiracy> Could anyone here help me restoring my screen resolutions back to normal?
[20:50] <kf6> how can i adjust the horizontal and vertical screen size using gnome? my monitor itself does not have this adjustment ability. anyone know?
[20:50] <futuro82> I have one problem with fast user switch aplet
[20:51] <Dunge> Just dual boot to vista if you want to play games... linux games aren't worth it
[20:51] <om26er> any1 tell me how to activate aggressive power save mode on my laptop
[20:51] <futuro82> It's not work
[20:51]  * Dunge duck and cover
[20:51] <om26er> !power
[20:51] <om26er> !batter
[20:51] <gabe> ActionParsnip: No, I get nothing like that....I don't get anything at all
[20:51] <om26er> !battery
[20:51] <josh_93> ikonia: Alright, there are about 100 different headers that come up when i search for that.. what all do i need?
[20:51] <MrPiracy> !resolution
[20:51] <ikonia> josh_93: thats why you need to read the error, and/or the readme/install files
[20:51] <om26er> !powersave
[20:52] <ikonia> josh_93: you also need to setup your environment
[20:52] <jrib> Skaperen: checked nautilus preferences?  no idea if that's enough though. Maybe gnome-volume-manager if that's still around as well
[20:52] <om26er> power save mode ubuntu ??
[20:52] <om26er> is there any
[20:52] <josh_93> ikonia: okay. how do i setup my enviroment? ill do that first
[20:52] <neoTheCat> does anyone know of an MTP or an MTP like server that would be safe to use so i can access my music over the internet?
[20:52] <ikonia> josh_93: read the error message and look at what it's complaining about
[20:52] <erUSUL> upiity: seems like you need a windows or mac computer to change the raid settings of the device
[20:53] <Skaperen> jrib: OK, thanks
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> gabe: i'd try the deb file
[20:53] <MrPiracy> why doesn't partition editor recognize my partitions?
[20:53] <futuro82> fast-user-switch-applet problem
[20:53] <gabe> ActionParsnip: Okay
[20:53] <upiity> erUSUL: I'll give it a shot. I wish I did not NEED windows still :(
[20:54] <gabe> ActionParsnip: I'll try that really quick
[20:54] <sebsebseb> !details |   MrPiracy
[20:54] <sebsebseb> !details |  futuro82
[20:54] <erUSUL> upiity: good luck
[20:54] <Skaperen> jrib: one problem I'm encountering is that the vol_id program sometimes tries to read outside the device capacity, and things hang as a result (media has bad partition table)
[20:54] <marks256> is there a list of raid levels mdadm supports?
[20:54] <futuro82> Ubuntu 9.04 the  fast-user-switch-applet not work
[20:54] <MrPiracy> it's the live cd ... i'm trying to reinstall ubuntu, but the installer won't recognize the partitions in my HD
[20:55] <om26er> ubuntu power save mode can any1 help is it exists
[20:55] <futuro82> when I try to insert on pannel fast-user-switch-applet this applet not work
[20:55] <firecrotch> MrPiracy: from the live cd, what does fdisk -l ouput?
[20:55] <MrPiracy> it says the disk is unpartitioned
[20:55] <lstarnes> om26er: like a suspend mode?
[20:55] <Snomi> err....i think ubuntu doesnt recognise my keyboard anymore...and on boot it says 'NO_REBOOT' or something. Then i loaded the failsafe gnome, and changed some startup settings....now it doesnt allow me to select an OS from the list...
[20:56] <MrPiracy> firecrotch, it shows my partitions no prob
[20:56] <firecrotch> Snomi: Have you tried a different keyboard?
[20:56] <om26er> lstarnes: a mode which consume less battery
[20:56] <Snomi> firecrotch: laptop
[20:56] <om26er> lstarnes: whicle working
[20:56] <firecrotch> Snomi: USB keyboard?
[20:57] <MrPiracy> firecrotch, i tried to run the insaller and the partition editor from the life cd, none will recognize any partitions in my HD
[20:57] <Snomi> firecrotch: it was all working a few minutes before, then i closed the lid, forcing a stand-by. On reboot, it gave me a few error messages, and bugged around, so i changed some bootloader settings....
[20:58] <Snomi> firecrotch: it works fine, its just it doesnt let me chose from the bootloader, can i edit that stuff on a liveCD...i have it open now, and typing is fine
[20:58] <erUSUL> marks256: the man page should list them iirc
[20:59] <firecrotch> Snomi: Yeah, you can edit it from a live CD, you just have to mount the partition that /boot is on and edit the files that you need to fix
[20:59] <OldFarter> anyone else figthing runaway npviewer.bin?
[21:00] <Snomi> firecrotch: so err.....
[21:00] <Snomi> firecrotch: mounting it now.....how do i make the bootloader count down?
[21:00] <firecrotch> MrPiracy: I believe that you may be suffering from a known bug (I remember reading about it, and someone else who had this problem) search for it on launchpad
[21:01] <Dr_Willis> OldFarter:  thats flash being a baddddd boy.
[21:01] <OldFarter> i know its flash
[21:01] <xTheGoat121x> I've noticed that my SD reader is really slow... and when I check dmesg, I get a string of errors on the order of "reset high speed USB device"
[21:01] <Dr_Willis> kill it.. restart the browser.. hope it works.
[21:01] <Majost> Does anyone know why the drupal6 package fails to populate the DB it creates? The package is bascially worthless without it
[21:01] <MrPiracy> firecrotch, this is acctually the second time it's happening to me, the first one was painfull .... i had to reinstall win7 and vista and ubuntu. i dont want it to happen again
[21:01] <xTheGoat121x> And I'm just curious -- is that a driver/kernel issue?
[21:02] <Dr_Willis> xTheGoat121x:  usb media reader slot? built in?
[21:02] <bucky> OldFarter: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=647961
[21:02] <xTheGoat121x> Dr_Willis, yes.
[21:02] <OldFarter> is there any way to fix it.... it fucks up no matter where on the web i go
[21:02] <firecrotch> Snomi: in /boot/grub/menu.lst (the one on your hard drive!),   timeout ## where ## is the number of seconds you want the timer to be
[21:02] <MrPiracy> firecrotch, all the disk editors i have here for windows will see my partitions with no problems at all
[21:02] <Dr_Willis> xTheGoat121x:  yes to what? :)    laptop built ins are normally not USB..  desktops normally are.
[21:02] <xTheGoat121x> Dr_Willis, it's a built-in on an EEEPC
[21:03] <firecrotch> Dr_Willis: Mine shows up as being connected to the USB bus
[21:03] <MrPiracy> firecrotch, and yes, i came to that bug description somewhere, but the fix they suggested didn't work for me
[21:03] <chrisr> Why can't i get any decent volume from my microphone in ubuntu?  Its really quiet
[21:03] <thefr34k> sebsebseb: the hardware driver failed miserably
[21:03] <Snomi> firecrotch: it says 3 seconds....
[21:03] <Dr_Willis> xTheGoat121x:  ahhhh.... You proberly should go check the EEE forums the built in readers can be  require specific tweaks/kernel options at times for optimal ussage.
[21:03] <sebsebseb> thefr34k: which?
[21:03] <chrisr> Has anybody else had this problem?
[21:03] <thefr34k> So: Does anyone know which package is the kernel-source for 2.6.30?
[21:03] <Dr_Willis> xTheGoat121x:  i had to do some kernel boot options to get them to work right on my AcerAspireOne.
[21:03] <Majost> MrPiracy, are you windows partitions windows GUID partitions by any chance?
[21:04] <xTheGoat121x> Dr_Willis, well, I'm using eeebuntu but no one seems to be alive in their room, so I figured I'd ask in here.
[21:04] <JBauer> Hi. I have a damaged TrueCrypt volume and I want to retreieve my data. The volume mounts but is seen as RAW. So GetDataBack won't Work.
[21:04] <Lithium_Rain> They're dead in#ubuntu-artwork, too :D
[21:04] <MrPiracy> Majost, ?????
[21:05] <Snomi> i can't scroll down my bootloader, any help?
[21:05] <Majost> MrPiracy, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GUID_Partition_Table
[21:05] <Dr_Willis> xTheGoat121x:   you may want to try the netbook remix edition of ubuntu , and i think theres an eee-puppylinux variant also. see if they all have the same issue.. I dont think the usb error would be for the built in card reader on tht machine.. but i could be wrong.
[21:05] <marks256> erUSUL, yes the man page had it. thanks... again :)
[21:05] <streblo> can anyone point me to a doc/tutorial for upgrading ubuntu desktop to server
[21:06] <Dr_Willis> Snomi:  ive seen some machines where GRUB does not see/use the usb keyboard properly. I had to use a PS2 keyboard.. OR twiddled with the 'legacy usb' settings in the bios.  and try to get it going.. Unles of course you are using a ps2 keyboard.. and have the issue..
[21:06] <Majost> I have seen issues with libparted having issues recognizing partition tables which are not MBR tables.
[21:06] <MrPiracy> Majost, yes they are
[21:06] <Dr_Willis> streblo:  install the services you want.. and the server kernel if you REALLY need it  (proberly not) done..
[21:06] <Snomi> Dr_Willis: but shouldnt there be a timeout of 3 seconds anyway?
[21:06] <Majost> MrPiracy, That is likely to be the problem.
[21:06] <Dr_Willis> Snomi:  depends on the  grub configs. I forget the defaults.  i always edit mine
[21:07] <MrPiracy> Majost, it's booting up fine windows, win7 and linux
[21:07] <Snomi> Dr_Willis: well u check /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:07] <anr78> In the howto for installing Jaunty on a MacBook Pro 5.1/5.2 two solutions are mentioned to get the nVidia 9400 working. One is using elilo, and one is using grub2. Anyone done this and know what is the preferred way?
[21:07] <MrPiracy> Majost, MBR, the problem?
[21:07] <Snomi> Dr_Willis: and it said 3 seconds. However, there is no timeout
[21:07] <nsadmin> streblo if it's really going to be a production server, you should consider partitioning appropriately (separate /usr, /var. /home. /tmp among others). one goal is to prevent / from filling
[21:07] <Majost> no, GPT the problem.
[21:07] <Dr_Willis> Snomi:  i edit my menu,lst for 30 sec delay, and i check the colors.. sounds like yours is just 'hanging' which is weird
[21:08] <MrPiracy> Majost, mine are mbr
[21:08] <xTheGoat121x> Dr_Willis, the only reason I suspect it's the SD card reader is because it's the only disk in use currently, and it's only when I'm using it that I get these errors -- plus, I'm not live-booting anything
[21:08] <Snomi> Dr_Willis: check the colors?
[21:08] <Dr_Willis> Snomi:  i like editing my grub menu colors :) and a few other tweaks.
[21:08] <Snomi> ill go back to liveCD then again methinks Dr_Willis
[21:08] <iPoRn> hello, im trying to use TeamSpeak, but i have a big problem, my microphone works, when i open TeamSpeak, but in less then a minute, the microphone stops to work..here's my dmesg with the error, that i can't understand: http://pastebin.com/m50b2e6f4
[21:08] <Hilikus> how do i decrease the reboot and shutdown countdown timer??
[21:09] <Majost> Well, if they are MBR -- and it's still not working, I don't know what to tell you. =/
[21:09] <Snomi> Dr_Willis: liveCD doesnt recognise keyboard untill after language choice either :S
[21:09] <crunchbang> heloo to all
[21:10] <Dr_Willis> Snomi:   for the language.. i hit the escape key - to get to the menu 'under' that.. I find it annoying how the 'pick langage' menu item pops up automatically...
[21:10] <Snomi> i get an error like 0.582........ not responding on boot Dr_Willis
[21:10] <Dr_Willis> Snomi:  ni idea on that - sorry
[21:10] <Snomi> k
[21:11] <Snomi> any ideas for a straightforwards re-wipe D<
[21:11] <crunchbang> everybody out there nice to meet you..
[21:11] <Dreki> i formated a partition into ext4 from ntfs useing gparted, and now the file manager says i cant add/create files because i do not own the partition... how can i buy my partition back? lol
[21:11] <Lithium_Rain> Give me 20 $.
[21:11] <Lithium_Rain> :D
[21:12] <Dr_Willis> Dreki:  linxu has file permissions.. Your user does not have permissions to access the filesystem.. make a dir on the filesystem. and chown/chmod it to be owned by your user..
[21:12] <josh_93> how do i open file browser as root?
[21:12] <jimcooncat> cat $20 | Lithium_Rain
[21:12] <crunchbang> what type ubuntu do you use???
[21:12] <Dr_Willis> josh_93:  thats not a good idea.   but you can CAREFULLY use gksu nautilus
[21:12] <Dr_Willis> !sudo | josh_93
[21:12] <Lithium_Rain> :D Why thank you, jimcooncat! :D
[21:13] <josh_93> i know what sudo is i just didnt know what the program was called
[21:13] <josh_93> thanks
[21:13] <josh_93> and i just need to copy & paste something into a protected area
[21:13] <bucky> josh_93: man cp
[21:13] <Dr_Willis> josh_93:  it pays to learn the command line for root type tasks.. CLOSE out that nautilus as soon as you are done.. :)
[21:13] <thefr34k> use terminal
[21:14] <josh_93> i tried googleing a "copy" command for terminal, but found nothing =/
[21:14] <Dr_Willis> josh_93:  you would not belive the problems a root file manager can cause.. when you forget its running as root.
[21:14] <Dr_Willis> josh_93:  err.. bash/command line basics..   google 'bash tutorial'
[21:14] <josh_93> well.. i just got a ratehr large error message typing gksu nautilus
[21:14] <Dr_Willis> josh_93:  'cp' is the copy command.
[21:14] <thefr34k> josh_93: it took me forever to figure out how to delete a file
[21:14] <Dr_Willis> !cli
[21:14] <dosghost> sup all
[21:15] <Dr_Willis> This is when it pays to spend an hr reading docs.. and stop playing with the compiz cube.. :P
[21:15] <josh_93> cp.. alright.. thanks
[21:15] <jimcooncat> just because you're not in a GUI doesn't mean you're safe either -- in fact I really made a mess last year with midnight commander
[21:15] <Skaperen> jrib: I cannot find any configurations for nautilus or gnome-volume-manager
[21:15] <TFeH> ubuntu have paltaltalk
[21:15] <TFeH> ?
[21:15] <Dr_Willis> command line cheat sheet/wallpaper --> handy ---->   http://bharatikunal.wordpress.com/2008/10/10/very-useful-linux-wallpaper-for-beginners/
[21:16] <TFeH> paltalk
[21:16] <|TrustyLiebowitz> whats the best program to change colors and themes in ubuntu?
[21:16] <thefr34k> whoever told me to grab the soruce from the ppa thanks, why didnt i think to go back to the same place i got the upgrade from doh
[21:16] <sebsebseb> TFeH: no, but  I think you may be able to get it working in Wine,  and if not you can do it in a Windows virtual machine,  as long as you have enough RAM
[21:16]  * Skaperen wants to change configuration/preference so that when removeable media is attached, it will NOT be automatically mounted (just set up the device node)
[21:16] <Dr_Willis> |TrustyLiebowitz:  gnome has its own theme dialog tool.. and the gnome-art tool candownload/install new themes and theme parts if you want.
[21:16] <hfsasint03> hoy
[21:16] <Ryan52> !bot
[21:16] <jadi__> |TrustyLiebowitz:  Gnome Art Manager
[21:16] <Dr_Willis> !theme
[21:16] <jimcooncat> |TrustyLiebowitz: System -> Preferences -> Theme
[21:16] <hfsasint03> ok
[21:16] <|TrustyLiebowitz> thanks Dr. Willis
[21:16] <thefr34k> ooh
[21:17] <hfsasint03> si
[21:17] <thefr34k> i will need to retheme tommorow
[21:17] <thefr34k> for now my screen rez is killing me
[21:17] <hfsasint03> hey how are you?
[21:17] <guntbert> !ot | hfsasint03
[21:17] <Dr_Willis> |TrustyLiebowitz:  rember that 'themes' in gnome do NOT work the same as they do inwindows.. you have more customization features..  dont overlook the  'customize' button and the 100+ settings in there. :)
[21:17] <thefr34k> GNight - last try at Nvidia drivers then im gone for the day
[21:17] <hfsasint03> que tal
[21:17] <bd1308> Has anybody been able to configure a Atheros network card via iwconfig? Seems the only way to do this is uing NetworkManager and dbus, but my poor old Sony picturebook doesnt have enough guts to run gnome
[21:18] <Dekko> !ubottu ntfs
[21:18] <Dr_Willis> bd1308:  you could try 'wicd'
[21:18] <Dr_Willis> !info wicd
[21:18] <Dekko> !ubottu topics
[21:18] <Dekko> !ubottu help
[21:18] <Dekko> !ubottu ?
[21:18] <hfsasint03> some body speak spanish
[21:18] <Dr_Willis> Dekko:  you dont say the bots name
[21:18] <Dr_Willis> !fish
[21:18] <Dr_Willis> !fishing
[21:18] <progre55> hi all! please help me out! Installed some standerd updates, and besides, a couple of themes, now when I boot, it comes to the stage where it should ask for login/password (although it should auto-login) and I get a black screen with the mouse pointer in the middle. doesnt even change to tt1-tt6. What to do?
[21:18] <bd1308> and wicd is available for console use?
[21:19] <chrisr> Does anyone know why the sound recording from my mic in Ubuntu is very quiet?  why is ubuntu so crap at anything related to multimedia?
[21:19] <Dekko> Dr_Willis: sorry :) Didn't really know how that worked. Now the thing is I tried installing ntfs-config here on my primary computer and all I get despite upgrading kernel etc is a segfault......
[21:19] <Dr_Willis> bd1308:  no idea.  ive used it once ages ago.
[21:19] <Dekko> !ntfs
[21:19] <Dr_Willis> chrisr:  i find i can play more videos/audio files on ubuntu easier then i can in windows.
[21:20] <guestadmin> Anyone know how to open 7zip once its been downloaded  through "Add/Remove"?
[21:20] <bucky> chrisr: have you turned it up in alsamixer?
[21:20] <Dr_Willis> guestadmin:  try 7<tab> its a cli command line app.
[21:20] <progre55> any suggestions, please? I'm sitting on recovery mode, on a terminal irc-client..
[21:20] <Dr_Willis> guestadmin:  its dosent have an ico or gui.
[21:20] <Dr_Willis> !7zip
[21:21] <chrisr> bucky: yeah everything is turned up
[21:21] <guestadmin> Dr_Willis ah, no gui, ok, up for the challenge ;)
[21:21] <SpinachHead> JFGI
[21:21] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  black screen with a pointer -> x is running but for some reason gnome/compiz is confsed perhaps.   You dont even see the GDM login screen eh?
[21:21] <bucky> chrisr: how about in sound preferences
[21:22] <progre55> Dr_Willis, nope, it appears for a sec and disappears.. with that "login" sound
[21:22] <Dekko> Dr_Willis anything you can tell me on why ntfs-config (and Mountmanager) segfaults??
[21:22] <Q_Continuum> Any simple way to disable system beep?
[21:23] <Q_Continuum> Any simple way to disable system beep, with 9.04?  Used to be in the 'Sound' preferences section, no longer there.
[21:23] <progre55> Dr_Willis, and actually I thought it was compiz.. and removed compiz.. but still the same =) please help me out
[21:23] <Dr_Willis> progre55:   i would disable autologin till you get it figured out.. and perhaps disable gdm to make it boot to the console.. that way you can use the command line to 'test/try to fix' things
[21:23] <chrisr> bucky: yes the volume is turned up there too
[21:23] <bucky> Q_Continuum: that's been covered in every online linux mag on linuxhomepage.com for a couple of months
[21:23] <chrisr> the volume is up everywhere but the recording is still quiet
[21:23] <Dr_Willis> Q_Continuum:  depending on which beep.. you can blacklist/rmmod the 'pcspkr' module and that will totally kill the system 'beep'
[21:23] <hdon> i have the opposite question of Q_Continuum: is there a sound mixer daemon that will activate my PC speaker when a new sound comes on?
[21:23] <progre55> Dr_Willis, and how to disable all that from the terminal? because now I'm on recovery-mode
[21:24] <chrisr> in windows there is a mic boost option and it gets loud enough
[21:24] <chrisr> there is no such option in ubuntu
[21:24] <hdon> chrisr: define "mic boost."
[21:24] <Q_Continuum> bucky: Never knew about that site.  Thanks for the link.
[21:24] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  the auto login - is controlled by the gdm.conf file.  not sure of the proper way to disable the gdm service.. as a TEST you could just try 'startx' and see if any error messages show up.
[21:24] <chrisr> hdon: its a tick box that makes the mic recording volume increase
[21:25] <anirban> what is the path of httpd.conf in ubuntu ?
[21:25] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  if you are using the nvidia or ati drivers.. you may want to try reinstalling thjem also.
[21:25] <leaf-sheep> anirban: "locate httpd.conf"
[21:25]  * hdon sighs
[21:25] <ubuntu_> ikonia: i had no success at all, it seems that my partition hasnt any superblock anymore? is that possible? i even scanned the disk for superblock backups with TestDisk. Do i still have a chance to save my data?
[21:25] <chrisr> do people not record sound in linux?
[21:26] <progre55> Dr_Willis, and how to disable compiz from terminal? and also a theme? damn I was messing around with "opacity" and stuff..
[21:26] <JBauer> Hi. I have Ubuntu and Office XP with Crossover. I have used it to open an XLS file that i have lost now. Any chance that ubuntu keeps some cahce files, temp, etc?
[21:26] <soreau> chrisr: You can record audio in linux just fine, why?
[21:26] <tj83_> I have a question.... assume that someone had local access to your computer and in the GUI (nautilus) deleted some of your files, not only that, they emptied the trash container.... i realize not likely to recover them... BUT where will one find the proof? is there not a log with date/time stamps someplace?
[21:26] <progre55> Dr_Willis, no, not nvidia, Ati
[21:26] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  its very likely you goofed up some settings then.. You COULD go hardcore and just delete all the users settings...   but you would lose your settings.. :) or just move them all to some subdir as a test.
[21:27] <Dr_Willis> !compiz
[21:27] <progre55> Dr_Willis, where are they? :)
[21:27] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  the #compiz channel may know the proper way to disable compiz from the command line.
[21:27] <Hilikus> how do i decrease the reboot and shutdown countdown timer??
[21:27] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  .gtk* and .gconf* dirs normally
[21:27] <soreau> progre55: Using gnome, you can disable compiz by starting gnome's default window manager with 'metacity --replace'
[21:28] <JBauer> Hi. I have Ubuntu and Office XP with Crossover. I have used it to open an XLS file that i have lost now. Any chance that ubuntu keeps some cahce files, temp, etc?
[21:28] <progre55> Dr_Willis, and btw, when I tried to startx, had an error message "failed to load module "i810" (module doesnt exist)"
[21:29] <hdon> chrisr: do you think your sound card provides some feature for which you cannot find a user interface under Ubuntu?
[21:29] <hdon> chrisr: or do you think Windows just offers to digitally compress the waveform coming from your audio ADC?
[21:30] <soreau> progre55: What are you trying to accomplish here?
[21:30] <progre55> and who suggested me to run "metacity --replace"? sorry, I'm on a recovery mode terminal.. lost the message (
[21:30] <AlphaWaves> hello
[21:30] <soreau> progre55: It was me
[21:30] <AlphaWaves> i have an error at boot up ubuntu
[21:30] <progre55> soreau, cant start my X, was playing around with compiz, and now I get a black screen with the mouse pointer in the middle
[21:31] <chrisr> hdon: i really dont know. i just know that in windows i can hear it properly
[21:31] <AlphaWaves> it says modprobe FATAL error /lib/blah..../modules.dep no such files or directory
[21:31] <progre55> soreau, how can I disable compiz, and maybe some themes, from the recovery-mode terminal? )
[21:31] <chrisr> soreau: i cant get any volume from my mic
[21:32] <soreau> progre55: Jusr chmod -x it and then run metacity when you get X up (assuming compiz is causing some kind of problem for you)
[21:32] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: where you able to boot before?
[21:32] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  thats just somthing about it checking for intel hardware.
[21:32] <AlphaWaves> DarkMage26: ims till able to boot
[21:32] <JBauer> Hi. I have Ubuntu and Office XP with Crossover. I have used it to open an XLS file that i have lost now. Any chance that ubuntu keeps some cahce files, temp, etc?
[21:32] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  most of the common window managers use 'whatever --replace' to have them take over. :)
[21:32] <AlphaWaves> but i must unplug and replug the external hdd
[21:32] <progre55> soreau, but I have already removed compiz by apt-get remove ) is that okay?
[21:33] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: you boot from an external?
[21:33] <AlphaWaves> DarkMage26: ni
[21:33] <AlphaWaves> no
[21:33] <Pirate_Hunter> using command X -configure aint putting my driver as intel with all its options instead it gives vesa, how do get the system to detect the video card?
[21:33] <progre55> Dr_Willis, and how did you say to disable "auto-login"?
[21:33] <nedim> could someone help me with creating a bugreport?
[21:33] <AlphaWaves> DarkMage26: but my external hdd arent recognoze until i plug 'em again
[21:33] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: what is the problem exactly?
[21:34] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  thats in the gdm config file..  'gdm.conf' try the command 'locate gdm.conf' to find its location
[21:34] <progre55> because when I restart now, I will have a really hard time to get the wi-fi connection running again )
[21:34] <AlphaWaves> DarkMage26: you must unplug and replug the external hdd to be recognise
[21:34] <soreau> progre55: Sure, but I still don't know what you're ultimately trying to accomplish here
[21:34] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: Are the drives attached during boot?
[21:34] <Dr_Willis> progre55:  they are in /etc/gdm/
[21:34] <tj83_> I have a question.... assume that someone had local access to your computer and in the GUI (nautilus) deleted some of your files, not only that, they emptied the trash container.... i realize not likely to recover them... BUT where will one find the proof? is there not a log with date/time stamps someplace?
[21:34] <AlphaWaves> DarkMage26: yes
[21:34] <eyotechnologi> wHi everybody
[21:35] <progre55> Dr_Willis, cool, let me try to mess around with it :) thanks a lot! appreciate! and wish me luck ))
[21:35] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: so the external won't connect until you reconnect it after the system is running?
[21:35] <AlphaWaves> DarkMage26: yes
[21:35] <mbnoimi> how I can upgrade ubuntu from iso image without burning it?
[21:35] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: did it ever work properly?
[21:35] <Dr_Willis> mbnoimi:  you can mount an iso image to a directory.
[21:35] <Dr_Willis> !loop | mbnoimi
[21:35] <AlphaWaves> DarkMage26: yes
[21:36] <Dr_Willis> !iso | mbnoimi
[21:36] <A|i> is it safe to install mysql-server-5.1 for hardy from jaunty repository? I cannot find it for hardy
[21:36] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: can you pastebin the error you got?
[21:36] <AlphaWaves> no i cant
[21:37] <AlphaWaves> its when it boot up just after grub no log
[21:37] <AlphaWaves> its something like that :
[21:37] <mbnoimi> I tried to use Gmount-iso for mounting it and it's working correctly but synaptic couldn't see it when I click on add-cdrom
[21:37] <AlphaWaves> modprobe : FATAL : error : /lib/..../modules.dep no such file or directory
[21:38] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: was it ever able to work properly?
[21:38] <AlphaWaves> yes
[21:38] <jason3> Hi, i've used inotifywait in a script to recompile a latex doc on save, then run evince file.tex.  I'd like evince not to take the focus from emacs so I can keep typing.  Is there any way to do that?  I tried compiz focus settings, but they seem to have no effect.
[21:38] <mbnoimi> Dr_Willis: I tried to use Gmount-iso for mounting it and it's working correctly but synaptic couldn't see it when I click on add-cdrom
[21:38] <Barqers> Does anyone have a good guide to setting up Apache::ASP on ubuntu linux?
[21:38] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: what did you do before you noticed it didn't work?
[21:39] <AlphaWaves> i dont rememeber
[21:39] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: did you do an update to your system before hand?
[21:39] <AlphaWaves> there was maybe a crash due to my dvd-rom
[21:40] <eyotechnologi> who was the guy that i asked for help last time ?
[21:40] <tj83_> I have a question.... assume that someone had local access to your computer and in the GUI (nautilus) deleted some of your files, not only that, they emptied the trash container.... i realize not likely to recover them... BUT where will one find the proof? is there not a log with date/time stamps someplace?
[21:40] <guntbert> eyotechnologi: just ask the channel, whoever knows an answer will give it
[21:40] <Zack> 372 people in the #windows section but no one can help me with my windows prob, i mite as well ask it here lolers
[21:41] <serph> hi I have an old p4 board, how can I change the intel driver to the old one? the new one seems to cause me problems.
[21:41] <Barqers> I want to run ASP pages only on my system, is there a way to do that with Apache::ASP in ubuntu?
[21:41] <guntbert> Zack: but here it would be off topic :)
[21:42] <Lunar_Lamp> I have a graphics card with 3 outputs (Nvidia 8600GT; HDMI, DVI, VGA).  Is it possible to get this one card drive three screens at the same time in a large desktop arrangement?
[21:42] <firecrotch> Zack: ask in #ubuntu-offtopic and I'll see if I can help
[21:42] <guntbert> !pm | eyotechnologi
[21:43] <soreau> serph: What kind of problems?
[21:43] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: what ver of ubuntu you using?
[21:43] <AlphaWaves> 9.04
[21:43] <serph> soreau, fspot manager crashes in full screen mode
[21:43] <bnmrrs> Whats the best way to start a process and have it run in the background?
[21:43] <serph> its really non responsive as well soreau
[21:44]  * Dekko wonders if anyone here can suggest an AWESOME Ubuntu Gnome theme? I have been running Nimbus now for a while which is nice, but it has some graphics bugs with the buttons and also I don't like the maximize/minimize/close buttons :-P don't know exactly what I am looking for but something sleek and elegant.... 
[21:44] <edbian> bnmrrs: <processname>&
[21:44] <soreau> Lunar_Lamp: Typically, it is safe to assume a graphics card will support dual output, but probably not be able to use all three at the same time. There's usually one primary and two options for a single secondary
[21:44] <jason3> bnmrrs: I also like nohup and screen for long running stuff
[21:44] <Lunar_Lamp> soreau: that's the conclusion I'm coming to.  If I want a 3rd monitor, it seems I need a second graphics card :-(
[21:44] <bnmrrs> thanks edbrian
[21:44] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: what does the kern.log show for errors?
[21:45] <soreau> serph: Which rendering method are you using? The output of 'egrep "XAA|EXA|UXA /var/log/Xorg.0.log" should tell you
[21:45] <AlphaWaves> sec
[21:45] <bnmrrs> Jason3 I need to run three scripts at startup.  I'm writing a shell script that will start them up.  Is it possible to use screen for something like that?
[21:45] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: it will take you a sec to look through all of it
[21:45] <soreau> serph: Sorry, that's supposed to be: egrep "XAA|EXA|UXA" /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[21:46] <serph> XAA
[21:46] <serph> soreau,
[21:46] <soreau> serph: And which version of X? 'X -version' should tell you
[21:46] <jason3> bnmrrs: screen probably not appropriate; there is a place to specify things run at startup..
[21:47] <serph> server is 1.6.0
[21:47] <AlphaWaves> DarkMage26: Jul 15 14:13:18 joe-desktop kernel: Cannot find map file.
[21:48] <bnmrrs> jason3 yeah I'm writing an init script which will call five long running php files.  I don't want to have to write 5 init scripts.. do you know a good way around that?
[21:48] <serph> soreau, 1.6.0
[21:48] <soreau> serph: Then you definitely should not be using XAA, but EXA or UXA instead. I recommend trying both EXA and UXA to see which yields better results
[21:48] <bnmrrs> all of the scripts are related
[21:48] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: is that an error from the log file?
[21:48] <AlphaWaves> yes
[21:48] <AlphaWaves> Jul 15 14:13:18 joe-desktop kernel: Inspecting /boot/System.map-2.6.28-11-generic
[21:48] <AlphaWaves> Jul 15 14:13:18 joe-desktop kernel: Cannot find map file.
[21:48] <DarkMage26> AlphaWaves: can you pastbin a few lines before that to the end of the file?
[21:49] <edbian> What is the command to show the permissions of a file in CLI ?
[21:49] <serph> soreau, I add that to my xorg.conf or is there a nice gui way to do it?
[21:49] <Trijntje> edbian: man ls
[21:49] <shauno> edbian: it's the drwxr-xr-x stuff in ls -l
[21:49] <guntbert> edbian: ls -l or stat
[21:50] <edbian> Trijntje: shauno guntbert Thanks!
[21:50] <eyotechnologi> who can help me to start learning a computer language  and having a conversation with me ?
[21:50] <eyotechnologi> who can help me to start learning a computer language  and having a conversation with me ?
[21:50] <soreau> serph: Yes, you have to add it to your xorg.conf file. In the Device section, use Option "AccelMethod" "EXA" and comment out any references to XAA. The easy gui way is to open xorg.conf in gedit ;)
[21:50] <bucky> is there an echo in here?
[21:50] <jason3> one script that starts the rest?
[21:50] <aperson> apt gave me: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/220013/ can anyone give some insight?
[21:50] <sebsebseb> !ot |  eyotechnologi
[21:50] <DarkMage26> eyotechnologi: what do you want to know?
[21:50] <serph> soreau, ok just checking
[21:52] <theTroy> could someone help me? How to open another user's desktop in a window? Not SU, but something where I can actually use my mouse to control it.
[21:53] <edbian> theTroy: new login in a window?
[21:53] <theTroy> yes
[21:53] <romulon> theTroy have you tried VNC server
[21:53] <Work_> when I try to install anything on 9.04 I am getting this error - reading database ... dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error, aborting: files list file for package 'desktop-file-utils' is missing final newline E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2) - am I screwed?
[21:53] <theTroy> ehh no, not VNC please
[21:53] <theTroy> there was a way to do it without VNC
[21:53] <edbian> theTroy: Just add it to your menu!  System -> Preferences -> Main Menu
[21:54] <edbian> theTroy: Assuming this is a local user.
[21:55] <Hilikus> Work_: i don't think so. i don't know how to fix it but you can probably recreate the packages db
[21:55] <theTroy> edbian yes I want to do it on the same machine
[21:55] <theTroy> but it was not made with VNC
[21:55] <edbian> theTroy: Did you add "new login in a window" to your menu?
[21:56] <theTroy> hmm, second
[21:56] <Work_> Hilikus: how would I do that?
[21:56] <theTroy> edbian where is it?
[21:57] <Hilikus> Work_: i don't know. i just said i don't think it's a huge deal
[21:57] <edbian> theTroy: System Tools
[21:57] <Hilikus> Work_: google recreate packages database
[21:57] <stowaway> gday. after installing lirc.. how can i test my IR receiver? will irw display any IR signals it receives?
[21:57]  * Gon ausente: Ausente por el momento
[21:57] <theTroy> edbian what is the command for it? I cannot find what you were talking about in the preferences > menu
[21:58] <Hilikus> stowaway: no, it will dispaly signals that it recognizes
[21:58] <theTroy> stop
[21:58] <theTroy> edbian found it, thank you
[21:58] <theTroy> I am just being slow
[21:58] <edbian> theTroy: I'm glad you found it :)  Let me know if you need any more help
[21:58] <stowaway> okay. so if i use a remote not set up for it it wont display anything
[21:59] <theTroy> edbian actually I do, when I try to, it says X server failed. I am using the proprietary Nvidia drivers
[21:59] <Hilikus> stowaway: correct
[21:59] <joannethrax_> Hello, people who know so much more about ubuntu than I.
[21:59] <soreau> hi joannethrax_
[21:59] <joannethrax_> I don't suppose any of you would be so kind as to help me configure my wireless connexion?
[21:59] <jtnl> Does anyone have a thinkpad T40 with Ubuntu 9.04 or similar installed?
[21:59] <stowaway> cool thanks. ive been trying to use my MCE remote on my soundgraph imon IR recviever. but i dont think the rmeote is setup
[21:59] <joannethrax_> Hi, soreau.  How are you?
[21:59] <stowaway> its setup for the imon pad
[21:59] <stowaway> so will have to find the pad first
[22:00] <soreau> joannethrax_: Well let's start with what device you have. What is your wifi chipset listed as in the output of 'lspci'?
[22:00] <edbian> theTroy: I don't know why.  Run it in a terminal and see if there are any more informative errors
[22:01] <joannethrax_> intell wifi 5100
[22:01] <soreau> joannethrax_: and what's the problem exactly?
[22:01] <edbian> theTroy: I don't know why.  Run it in a terminal and see if there are any more informative errors
[22:01] <shauno> theTroy: is package 'xnest' installed?  I believe that's what gdmflexichooser uses for windowed logins
[22:02] <joannethrax_> soreau: it doesn't seem to connect at all.  Right now I have an ethernet cable plugged into this laptop.
[22:02] <joannethrax_> ...which I just got yesterday.
[22:02] <joannethrax_> It worked on the windoze side, before I wiped vista completely.
[22:02] <soreau> joannethrax_: Ok, that's good. Do you have encryption on your AP (Access Point)
[22:03] <joannethrax_> No.
[22:03] <joannethrax_> I don't believe so.  I just turned off the WEP key...
[22:03] <soreau> joannethrax_: So what happens when you try to connect?
[22:04] <theTroy> shauno edbian thank you, xnest has done it
[22:04] <joannethrax_> soreau: well...I'm not sure.
[22:04]  * joannethrax_ has never had wireless before.
[22:05] <edbian> theTroy: NP!
[22:05] <soreau> joannethrax_: Ok, how are you trying to connect exactly?
[22:05] <joannethrax_> soreau: How should I be? :)
[22:06] <joannethrax_> soreau: There's a little "wireless" button on this Dell, but I've no idea where or how to confugure what network it should connect to.
[22:06] <Work_> when I try to install anything on 9.04 I am getting this error - reading database ... dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error, aborting: files list file for package 'desktop-file-utils' is missing final newline E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2) - I am trying to fix it with $ echo -en '\n' >> /var/lib/dpkg/info/desktop-file-utils.list - but i keep getting permission denied....
[22:06] <Work_> ...anyone have any suggestions?
[22:06] <soreau> joannethrax_: Assuming your drivers are working ok, you're using gnome with network-manager nm-applet, just left click on the wifi meter in your taskbar then select your AP from the list
[22:06] <luna_e> hello
[22:07] <luna_e> im trying to exchange files by bluetooth between laptop/desktop
[22:07] <theTroy> howcome eiciel says "cannot open operation is not supported"
[22:07] <joannethrax_> soreau: I'm not using gnome with network-manager nm-applet...
[22:07] <soreau> joannethrax_: What are you using then?
[22:07] <theTroy> when I try to add user-specific permissions
[22:07] <luna_e> but both keep saying service is not supported by remote device
[22:07] <joannethrax_> soreau: WindowMaker
[22:07] <joannethrax_> Is there a standalone app I can run?
[22:07] <luna_e> i installed every obex-package i could find
[22:07] <soreau> joannethrax_: This is #ubuntu you know?
[22:07] <luna_e> yes
[22:07] <joannethrax_> Yes.  I'm running ubuntu
[22:08] <sharperguy> How do I mount a samba share with smbfs and give myself write privileges?
[22:08] <joannethrax_> Windowmaker is just the window manager
[22:09] <Sinatra> Can somebody recommand a good vCard editor, if so please message me, THANX!
[22:09] <joannethrax_> I originally went with the Kubuntu desktop, but the interface made my skin crawl, so I installed windowmaker
[22:09] <wizzo50> How do you run Windows inside of Ubuntu?
[22:09] <joannethrax_> wizzo50: use wine
[22:09] <soreau> joannethrax_: Alright, let's try some things from the CLI. What does 'iwconfig' say for your interfaces? (eg. eth0, lo, etc.)
[22:10] <Sinatra> Wizzo with a Virtual Machine
[22:10] <soreau> wizzo50: You can use a VM like virtual box or vmware
[22:10] <wizzo50> How do I run VM
[22:10] <wizzo50> or set it up in here
[22:11] <wizzo50> VB
[22:11] <joannethrax_> soreau: lo, eth0 and wmaster0 all give "no wireless extensions"...
[22:11] <joannethrax_> soreau: wlan0 has IEE802.11abgn, etc, etc.
[22:11] <joannethrax_> and pan0 has "no wireless extensions"
[22:11] <soreau> joannethrax_: Ok, so your interface is wlan0. Try scanning with 'iwlist wlan0 scan'
[22:12] <edbian> When I use rhythmbox to play music while I'm on my computer my mouse becomes less (not "un" but "less") responsive.  Is rhythmbox just a resource hog?  Top says it never uses more than 50% of my CPU
[22:12] <joannethrax_> soreau:  Okay.  It seems to have found my network via that, if I'm interpreting it correctly.
[22:12] <joannethrax_> At least it found the "2WIRE400"
[22:13] <Hilikus> edbian: it might be something else. what is using most of the CPU when that happens
[22:13] <wizzo50> soreau: How do you setup Virtual box in here
[22:13] <soreau> joannethrax_: Ok, now try setting up a connect with it: iwconfig wlan0 essid 2WIRE400 && dhclient wlan0
[22:14] <edbian> Hilikus: The problem has been around for a long time (about 6 months) and I have been trying to figure out just that.  I can't find any sort of pattern until today when I noticed "my mouse hasn't done that annoying sticky thing at all today"  I also realized that today I wasn't using rhythmbox.  Perhaps I should try using a different music player for a while and see if the problem persists
[22:14] <joannethrax_> hmm.  Lots of denied permissions and the like...
[22:15] <Hilikus> edbian: i really doubt that the music player would do that
[22:15] <edbian> Hilikus: I realize I don't have much scientific evidence that Rhythmbox is the problem but this is the best lead on the issue I've gotten in 6 months :)
[22:15] <edbian> Hilikus: Then I'll keep looking
[22:15] <soreau> ! pm | joannethrax_
[22:15] <edbian> Hilikus: And watching TOP like a paranoid Schizophrenic
[22:15] <soreau> ! pastebin | joannethrax_
[22:16] <project3257> Hi all
[22:16] <Hilikus> edbian: check your logs too to see if there are errors
[22:16] <soreau> joannethrax_: Use a pastebin service and do not flood in pm please
[22:16] <joannethrax_> I've pastebin installed a'eady
[22:16] <edbian> Can anybody suggest a GTK music player other than Rhythmbox that has support for podcasts?
[22:16] <project3257> Excuse me to bother you, but I have a really noob question
[22:16] <edbian> Hilikus: There are none :(
[22:16] <soreau> ! paste | joannethrax_
[22:16] <edbian> Hilikus: I've been watching them too.  However not as closely
[22:16] <guntbert> !ask | project3257
[22:17] <project3257> okay, thanks
[22:17] <project3257> I made a mistake
[22:17] <project3257> Just a music folder
[22:17] <guntbert> !enter | project3257
[22:17] <project3257> I turned it into "non" in permissions
[22:17] <project3257> Instead of read and write
[22:17] <joannethrax_> soreau: I'm not sure of the syntax...is it <command> | pastebinit ?
[22:17] <project3257> Sorry
[22:18] <soreau> joannethrax_: You need to be root to run those commands so use instead ' sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid 2WIRE400 && sudo dhclient wlan0' without quotes
[22:18] <joannethrax_> Yes, I've sudoed...sorry for the flood in the pmsg, but it has both with and without sudo results in there
[22:18] <project3257> Well, I can not access the file anymore, "permission denied" is notified
[22:19] <joannethrax_> wait..I just sudoed the 2nd part
[22:19] <jerknextdoor> just did a clean install of 9.04 and having all sorts of problems.
[22:19] <Hilikus> project3257: chmod -R 644 /dir/
[22:19] <soreau> joannethrax_: Use a pastebin service and pastebin the errors in here so all can see
[22:19] <C0dpe> hello, I 've logged in into my ssh account and I saw this message: *** System restart required ***. Could you please tell me a probably reason wy it`s apeearing or how can I find out why?
[22:19] <joannethrax_> soreau: I just asked the syntax for pastebin.  Is it <command> | pastebinit ?
[22:19] <Hilikus> project3257: that will make it r+w for the owner and read for everyone else
[22:20] <project3257> Okay, thanks
[22:20] <guntbert> Hilikus: I don't think -R would be necessary for project3257
[22:20] <soreau> joannethrax_: No, you go to ubuntu.paste.com and copy/paste then submit and paste the link it gives you back here
[22:20]  * owner drools
[22:20] <soreau> joannethrax_: The pastebin link is in the topic
[22:21] <calwig> hi
[22:21] <jbuntu> Hi. I have an annoying left-over "cdrom0" icon on my desktop. When I try to unmount it, I get "is not mounted according to mtab". How can I get rid of that icon?
[22:21] <calwig> could anyone please inform me of how to connect an ubuntu to ubuntu machine thru VPN?
[22:21] <project3257> Failed to change to directory '/home/project3257/Desktop/Music' (Permission denied).
[22:21] <project3257> Hehe, it works not in a terminal
[22:21] <jbuntu> I also tried inserting a cdrom into the drive, which is no recognized any more.
[22:21] <theTroy> why does eiciel not work when I try to apply ACL rule to a user?
[22:21] <jbuntu> no = not
[22:21] <jbuntu> any hints welcome.
[22:21] <calwig> !vpn
[22:22] <jerknextdoor> jbuntu: sudo umount /media/cdrom0
[22:22] <guntbert> project3257: you need sudo ....
[22:22] <jbuntu> jerknextdoor: Ahhh, that easy. Thanks.
[22:22] <jerknextdoor> jbuntu:  no problem.
[22:22] <C0dpe> anyone?
[22:22] <jbuntu> jerknextdoor: Do you have any idea, how those left over icons happen and why root can umount an unmounted drive?
[22:23] <guntbert> project3257: sudo chmod 644 /home/project3257/Desktop/Music
[22:23] <calwig> does anyone know about VPN?
[22:23] <ruffin> JOIN 0
[22:23] <Hilikus> jbuntu: they are there so that you can mount the device easily
[22:23] <jerknextdoor> jbuntu:  it just happens with my externals if i didn't eject them before i unplug them.  dont know why it does it with cds every now and again.
[22:24] <jbuntu> jerknextdoor: It was a USB drive. Indeed, I might have unplugged it "untimely".
[22:24] <jbuntu> jerknextdoor: I will remember to always umount now before unplugging.
[22:24] <jerknextdoor> any way to reenable ctrl+alt+backspace without an internet connection in 9.04?
[22:24] <joannethrax_> soreau: oh, okay.  I didn't see the other way to pastebin (I'd alread had pastebinit installed)
[22:24] <jbuntu> jerknextdoor: Thanks again.
[22:24] <wizzo50> Which is better in Virtual Box for Windows Vista, use existing hard disk or create new hard disk under Boot Hard Disk(primary)
[22:25] <joannethrax_> my apologies
[22:25] <jerknextdoor> jbuntu: right click unmount should work so you dont have to use the cmd line.
[22:25] <AlphaWaves> DarkMage26: hmm the trouble remain
[22:25] <Hilikus> how do i decrease the reboot and shutdown countdown timer??
[22:25] <AlphaWaves> remains
[22:25] <jbuntu> jerknextdoor: Well, that was the one giving me the error message that the drive was not even mounted according to mtab.
[22:25] <project3257> oh thanks, sorry if you lost your time with such a noob question hehe. And how can I apply this to all files?
[22:25] <jerknextdoor> jbuntu:  ah i get you.  i think i had that error once.  but dont remember what caused it.
[22:26] <mickster04> hilikus boot/grub.menu.lst
[22:26] <joannethrax_> soreau: http://paste.ubuntu.com/220075/
[22:26] <jbuntu> jerknextdoor: Anyhow, I am now moving back to my other issue ... klicking hdd. It drives me nuts! But it is probably a hardware/driver issue.
[22:26] <mickster04> hilikus gksudo gedit boot/grub/menu.lst
[22:26] <ryankrizan> I'm having issues installing ubuntu with Wubi, anyone available to help me figure this out?
[22:26] <wizzo50> Which is better in Virtual Box for Windows Vista, use existing hard disk or create new hard disk under Boot Hard Disk(primary)
[22:26] <Hilikus> mickster04: noth thtat. the shutdown and reboot counter
[22:26] <mickster04> Hilikus, whats that then?
[22:27] <Hilikus> when you choose to reboot or shutdown you get a ridiculously long 60seconds timer
[22:27] <guntbert> project3257: its ok, we are here to help ... :-), and what do mean with "all files"? did you set the permissions for all files within Music to "none"?
[22:27] <elad`> How do I set my speakers to 5.1?
[22:27] <soreau> joannethrax_: Is nm-applet running by chance? 'ps ax|grep nm' should tell you
[22:27] <elad`> (I have a 5.1 setup. It works in Windows.)
[22:28] <_Apple_> can I run Desktop Effects or Emerald while using a proprietary  driver?
[22:28] <project3257> Well, the command line just unlocked the "music" folder, but the content is still locked "permission denied"
[22:28] <pw-toxic> hi, i want to move the gnome panel to another desktop... how can i do this? i'm using nvidia twi nview
[22:28] <wizzo50> Which is better in Virtual Box for Windows Vista, use existing hard disk or create new hard disk under Boot Hard Disk(primary) to run Windows VISTA
[22:28] <Hilikus> project3257: do the same thing with folder/*
[22:28] <mickster04> elad  if you work it out pm me the solution i have a pc with ubuntu an 5.1 havent bothered to try...
[22:29] <guntbert> Hilikus: I just press <enter> :-)
[22:29] <joannethrax_>  2806 ?        S      0:00 /usr/sbin/nm-system-settings --config /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
[22:29] <joannethrax_> only that
[22:29] <joannethrax_> is that it?
[22:29] <guntbert> project3257: then add -R to your command, like sudo chmod -R 644 /home/project3257/Desktop/Music (as Hilikus suggested before)
[22:30] <guntbert> !who | and Hilikus
[22:30] <wizzo50> any help?
[22:30] <wizzo50> Which is better in Virtual Box for Windows Vista, use existing hard disk or create new hard disk under Boot Hard Disk(primary) to run Windows VISTA
[22:30] <Hilikus> guntbert: ??? i know that. my msg had his name
[22:30] <_Apple_> can I run Desktop Effects or Emerald while using a proprietary  driver?
[22:31] <pw-toxic> plz tell me.. how can i move gnome panels?
[22:31] <Bodsda> wizzo50: do you mean should you create a new partition for a virtual machine?
[22:31] <Bodsda> pw-toxic: hold down the middle mouse button and drag
[22:31] <Mba7eth> hi guys .... is it possible to run call of duty 4 server on ubuntu machine ?
[22:31] <guntbert> Hilikus: yes, I said you suggested it before (and I doubted the need for -R) - so you were right :-)
[22:31] <isaac_> Total know-nothing end-user here.  Trying to change the priority of Audacity to realtime, permanently.  Found a forum thread that said to use "renice -<priority> <rhytmbox's pid>"
[22:31] <Bodsda> Mba7eth: youd have to check out the wine appdb or cedega
[22:32] <isaac_> What is the pid and how do I find it?
[22:32] <soreau> joannethrax_: nm-system-settings is running but not nm-applet. Do you have a taskbar in widow maker? If so, try running 'nm-applet' and see if something appears in your taskbar/tray
[22:32] <project3257> Oh okay
[22:32] <wizzo50> Bodsda: I just downloaded Virtual Box and am setting it up to run Vista in Ubuntu
[22:32] <Hilikus> isaac_: process id
[22:32] <calwig> hi
[22:32] <Mba7eth> Bodsda: I don't want to play it in ubuntu .... just ran it as a server to access it from outside
[22:32] <Hilikus> isaac_: ps aux | grep processName
[22:32] <calwig> could anyone tell me how to connect an ubuntu box to another ubuntu box thru VPN?
[22:32] <guntbert> Hilikus: sorry, mixed up the messages ..., its getting late here
[22:32] <codicealpha> every process has an id.. the command is TOP
[22:32] <wizzo50> Bodsda: Just new to me 1st time so I am not sure
[22:32] <firecrotch> isaac_:  it's a number that identifies the process, you can find it by running pidof rhythmbox
[22:32] <Bodsda> wizzo50: ok, im unsure what you meant by 'create a hard disk'
[22:32] <isaac_> To the best of my knowledge, "audacity" is the process id......... but it doesn't work.
[22:32] <joannethrax_> soreau: windowmaker couldn't execute the command...
[22:32] <isaac_> Thank you.
[22:33] <wizzo50> Bodsda: It is asking me that
[22:33] <Bodsda> Mba7eth: yes, but it is a game service, and ubuntu does not support it.
[22:33] <dragon_> what's the sh alternative to bash's $UID?
[22:33] <guntbert> !who | and project3257
[22:33] <Bodsda> wizzo50: what is the exact wording of the question?
[22:33] <Mba7eth> thanks :)
[22:33] <Hilikus> guntbert: hehe its ok
[22:33] <firecrotch> isaac_: or rather, pidof audacity (or whatever the name of the program is)
[22:34] <isaac_> pidof audacity gets me nothing.
[22:34] <Hilikus> isaac_: that won't change it permanently though
[22:34] <TuxRacer_SV> hi guys...
[22:34] <Bodsda> isaac_: pidof audacity means what is the pid number of the process audacity, run   'top' to find out
[22:34] <pw-toxic> Bodsda, this doesnt work for me ;(
[22:34] <isaac_> Well if it won't change it permanently, I might as well change it in system monitor............
[22:34] <soreau> joannethrax_: Well you need to make absollutely sure you have turned off encryption, or if it is on, you would use 'iwconfig <iface> essid <essid> key <key> where <iface> is wlan0, <essid> is the name of your AP and <key> is your AP key in hex
[22:34] <Hilikus> isaac_: yes,same thing
[22:34] <AlphaWaves> DarkMage26: the pb remains with the same kernel
[22:34] <Bodsda> pw-toxic: make sure the panels are not locked, right click on, untick the lock panels option
[22:35] <wizzo50> boshhead: Create New Virtual Box
[22:35] <project3257> (guntbert !tab)I understand, sorry for all of this. It's all fixed now anyway. Thanks
[22:35] <isaac_> How do you change it permanently?
[22:35] <AlphaWaves> but it disapear when i launch an old kernel
[22:35] <pw-toxic> Bodsda, there is no lock option!
[22:35] <TuxRacer_SV> I am having troubles installing ubuntu 9.04 form pendrive in a toshiba nb100 is something related with hard disk but I don't know how advance... :(
[22:35] <Hilikus> isaac_: i don't know if you can. check if there is a settings file for audacity under etc or /etc/defaults
[22:35] <wizzo50> Bodsda: Create new Virtual Box  To load Windows in here
[22:36] <Bodsda> pw-toxic: mm, there used to be.. Im not on gnome atm sorry. I'm sure there used to be some sort of lock option
[22:36] <Hilikus> isaac_: i mean, you can, but it would be a hack. you can change the shortcut you use to open it to also specify the nice level
[22:36] <Bodsda> wizzo50: yes, create a new virtualbox
[22:36] <wizzo50> Bodsda: And then it is asking me what I told you already
[22:36] <dragon_> What's the sh command to get the current UID?
[22:36] <Hilikus> isaac_: but then if you run it from the terminal it won't catch it
[22:37] <pw-toxic> Bodsda, in previous versions, there was such an option
[22:37] <isaac_> :/
[22:37] <pw-toxic> Bodsda, and drag and drop worked well too!
[22:37] <isaac_> Oh well, I'll reset it every time I run Audacity............ same as I have to do in Windoze.
[22:37] <Bodsda> wizzo50: you want to create it as a fixed or dynamic file in the file path it has as default
[22:37] <isaac_> At least I CAN change it, both in Ubuntu and Windoze.
[22:37] <Hilikus> isaac_: just create a launcher that sets it to something if its that important
[22:37] <Bodsda> pw-toxic: dunno then, use fluxbox :) maybe ask in #gnome
[22:37] <Saop__> hey boys
[22:38] <Saop__> rtfm
[22:38] <Bodsda> Saop__: goodbye
[22:38] <wizzo50> Bodsda: I just want to run my Windows Vista in here so I don't have to reboot to load Windows
[22:38] <Saop__> haha
[22:38] <wizzo50> Bodsda: So, I don't know what you mean by what your asking?
[22:38] <Bodsda> wizzo50: thats fine. What is the current question?
[22:38] <joannethrax_> soreau: according to the router interface wireless network security is "disabled"
[22:39] <soreau> joannethrax_: Well I don't know why it wouldn't be offering DHCP.. do you have it configured as such? (it's starting to sound like a router config issue)
[22:39] <wizzo50> Bodsda: I already asked you, how do you setup the VB to run Vista on here
[22:40] <Bodsda> wizzo50: understood, but I have a bad memory, what is the setup asking you at this stage?
[22:40] <dragon_> dragon_: id -u
[22:40] <TuxRacer_SV> hi guys, I am having troubles installing ubuntu 9.04 form pendrive in a toshiba nb100 is something related with hard disk but I don't know how advance, always appear the same (initramfs) console :(
[22:40] <dragon_> dragon_: hey thanks :)
[22:40] <Hilikus> TuxRacer_SV: how did you create the pendrive
[22:41] <wizzo50> Bodsda: COo! Coo! I already told you that too. Later!
[22:41] <dragon_> dragon_: no prob
[22:41] <joannethrax_> soreau: I'm connected to that router directly, so I'm pretty certain DHCP is working...
[22:41] <Bodsda> dragon_: bit offtopic mate, could you take it to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[22:41] <dragon_> TuxRacer_SV: is the problem related to partitions?
[22:41] <TuxRacer_SV> I've tried with modprobe ide_generic, modprobe ide_cd, modprobe ide_disk
[22:41] <joannethrax_> ...I'm not sure what to change that would make the wireless not work..
[22:41] <pw-toxic> Bodsda, if you wanna help other people:  right click on panel; uncheck expand; -> move panel -> recheck expand
[22:41] <TuxRacer_SV> Hilikus: i made the pendrive using unetbootin
[22:41] <Bodsda> wizzo50: I'm not going to be able to help you unless you calm down and repeat the question that the setup is asking you
[22:41] <Hilikus> TuxRacer_SV: was it from an ISO ?
[22:42] <_Apple_> can I run compiz with the Nvidia  driver?
[22:42] <Bodsda> pw-toxic: expand... what a stupid setting name, cheers though :)
[22:42] <Hilikus> TuxRacer_SV: i had that problem when i created it from a IMG
[22:42] <Bodsda> _Apple_: sure can
[22:42] <TuxRacer_SV> no dragon_ is not related to partitions... I have reading some blogs and all is pointing the error is due with hardisk issue
[22:42] <TuxRacer_SV> :O Hilikus !!!!!! it is a .img file
[22:43] <Bodsda> Saop__: please dont pm me without asking first
[22:43] <_Apple_> would I have to reinstall compiz or edit something or what because I wont work for me Bodsda
[22:43] <Hilikus> TuxRacer_SV: yep. unetbootin doesn't support .img
[22:43] <soreau> joannethrax_: Perhaps you should try killing nm-system-settings then trying again with the iwconfig and dhclient commands
[22:43] <TuxRacer_SV> Hilikus: downloaded directly from ubuntu download zone
[22:43] <Bodsda> _Apple_: no, as long as the driver is loaded and compiz is on you should be fine
[22:43] <Hilikus> TuxRacer_SV: is it the netbook remi?
[22:44] <TuxRacer_SV> yes Hilikus, it is!
[22:44] <joannethrax_> soreau: okay...how do I go about that?  (and how do I set it up so I don't have to do it every time I turn the computer on?)
[22:44] <TuxRacer_SV> :(
[22:44] <SoulBlade> anybody know why i might get high pitched audio - im playing back an mp3, and there's a really high pitch, but i can hear the mp3 audio faintly in the background
[22:44] <soreau> joannethrax_: And there may be one other idea I have, lemme know what happens after you 'killall -9 nm-system-settings' and trying the connect commands again
[22:44] <joannethrax_> killing nm-systemsettings I can do...
[22:44] <Hilikus> TuxRacer_SV: yes, just like me. it is stupid that the official method is with unetbootin but it doesn't suppor their own file
[22:44] <Bodsda> Saop__: I will only ask you one more time. Please do not PM me without first asking permission
[22:44] <_Apple_> Bodsda, what about Avant Windows navigator?
[22:44] <Hilikus> TuxRacer_SV: i used a different program that does support img but it destroys the content of the pendrive first
[22:45] <TuxRacer_SV> Hilikus: do you know if there is another way installing using the .IMG file ??
[22:45] <Bodsda> _Apple_: as far as I remember AWN requires compiz to be running, although I may be mistaked. But yes it works well with nvidia
[22:45] <Hilikus> TuxRacer_SV: do you mind formating your usb drive?
[22:45] <Bodsda> mistaken*
[22:45] <TuxRacer_SV> Hilikus: sure, no problem with that
[22:46] <Hilikus> TuxRacer_SV: ok, let me see if i can remember the name of the program
[22:46] <TuxRacer_SV> Hilikus: i can formating the pendrive
[22:46] <_Apple_> Bodsda, I got an error when I tried running it
[22:46] <Bodsda> _Apple_: what error?
[22:46] <Hilikus> TuxRacer_SV: i got it
[22:46] <Hilikus> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles
[22:47] <joannethrax_> soreau: http://paste.ubuntu.com/220091/
[22:47] <_Apple_> Detected PCI ID for VGA: 01:00.0 0300: 10de:02e2 (rev a2) (prog-if 00 [VGA controller])
[22:47] <_Apple_> Checking for texture_from_pixmap: not present.
[22:47] <_Apple_> Trying again with indirect rendering:
[22:47] <_Apple_> Checking for texture_from_pixmap: not present.
[22:47] <_Apple_> aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity
[22:47] <calwig> could anyone tell me how to connect an ubuntu box to another ubuntu box thru VPN?
[22:47] <FloodBot3> _Apple_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:47] <joannethrax_> looks pretty similar
[22:47] <dft> any likewise-open ppl around?
[22:47] <Bodsda> _Apple_: you are not using compiz as your window manager or it is not running correctly, maybe a driver issue
[22:48] <_Apple_> that's what I thought...alright thanks Bodsda
[22:48] <dft> lw-dump-machine-accnt failed to read database
[22:48] <Bodsda> dft: if its a support question please address the whole channel with your question, if not, please talk in #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:48] <dft> Bodsda: I wsa looking for the likewise chan but I can't recall it's name
[22:49] <joannethrax_> soreau: the router lets me adjust a lot of things, but nothing that looks relevant: Network Name, SSID Broadcast (enabled), Wireless channel, Wireless security (disabled).=, Wireless Mode, DTIM Period, Maximum COnnection Rate, Advanced Mode (pbcc), power setting
[22:49] <soreau> joannethrax_: Yea, it's the same. Now as a last resort, try resetting ubuntu firewall rules with 'sudo iptables -F && sudo iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT && sudo iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT' then try to connect again
[22:49] <Bodsda> dft: ah, I am unsure then. Perhaps try a google
[22:49] <dft> did that already
[22:50] <dft> google, ubuntu forums
[22:50] <TuxRacer_SV> thanks a lot Hilikus, I will read and after try with
[22:50] <Hilikus> TuxRacer_SV: no problem. good luck. UNR is pretty cool
[22:50] <joannethrax_> soreau: Looks pretty much the same :(
[22:50] <joannethrax_> soreau: Do you suppose it's work power-cycling the router?
[22:51] <TuxRacer_SV> Hilikus: :)
[22:51] <TuxRacer_SV> (y)
[22:51] <soreau> joannethrax_: No idea at this point. It should just connect. Perhaps try to see if you can find some graphical client compatible with widow maker to connect
[22:52]  * Dekko wonders if someone here can help me with how to install Elementary OS theme on Ubuntu (http://www.elementary-project.com)
[22:53] <joannethrax_> soreau: gnome and KDE things generally work fine under WindowMaker.  Any suggestions/
[22:54] <soreau> joannethrax_: nm-applet :p
[22:54] <joannethrax_> soreau: I suppose at some point I should go see if I can connect to a network somewhere else, in case it is, as you suggested it might be, a router problem.
[22:55] <mbnoimi> gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade" what does it mean?
[22:55] <joannethrax_> soreau: an apt-cache search fails to find nm-applet
[22:56] <soreau> joannethrax_: You'd have to use apt-file to find files within packages
[22:56] <mbnoimi> gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade" what does it mean?
[22:56] <sidewalk> hey, is there someway to check why my webcam just blinked, when not using it?
[22:56] <KnifeySpooney> hi
[22:57] <prefrontal> what's the fastest way to upgrade a feisty -> jaunty system?
[22:57] <elad`> How do I set my speakers to 5.1? (I have a 5.1 setup. It works in Windows.)
[22:57] <mickster04> prefrontal, new install with the iso?
[22:57] <soreau> joannethrax_: nm-applet is part of network-manager-gnome package
[22:58] <prefrontal> unacceptable answer. opensource ftl!
[22:58] <ingcomrbr> Hi there... I got Logitech Comunication STX webcam... It is failing over Ubuntu 9.04 anyone can help me?
[22:58] <xTheGoat121x> Okay, so here's my problem... I was told I'd be okay moving my /usr to another partition, then mounting that partition as /usr... instead, now my system boots only to a terminal
[22:58] <asdfsd> sdfgsdgsd
[22:58] <jdu> xTheGoat121x, did you add /usr as a mount point correctly in /etc/fastab?
[22:58] <||lukesky||> hi :)
[22:58] <jdu> /etc/fstab  i mean
[22:58] <cellofellow> xTheGoat121x: is it actually mounted?
[22:58] <joannethrax_> soreau: the "nmtool" gives this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/220096/
[22:59] <mickster04> elad try http://ubuntuportal.blogspot.com/2007/02/how-to-setup-surround-speakers-51-and.html
[22:59] <||lukesky||> can anyone help me with a little problem? I want to start a Game (Civ4) on another screen. I mean, its fullscreen and i cant access my desktop anymore after starting. so i want to start it under the screen i access with alt + f8.
[23:00] <soreau> joannethrax_: Wow, you have quite a lot of AP's there ;)
[23:00] <joannethrax_> installing network manager gnome is going to take a few minutes
[23:00] <||lukesky||> dont know how to find it at google :/
[23:00] <xTheGoat121x> jdu, I'll double-check that. Does it ABSOLUTELY have to be by UUID?
[23:00] <jdu> xTheGoat121x, no
[23:00] <joannethrax_> No...wqit...it's done
[23:00] <joannethrax_> What's an AP?
[23:00] <mickster04> elad tell me if that works plz
[23:00] <joannethrax_> oh,  Access point
[23:00] <cellofellow> joannethrax_: access point. Wireless base station.
[23:00] <jdu> xTheGoat121x, the UUID thing only really helps in some situations (eg if you add or move hds around)
[23:00] <edbian_> Where does banshee put it's downloaded podcasts?
[23:01] <jdu> xTheGoat121x, or add even more partitions
[23:01] <||lukesky||> edbian, ~/.banshee ?
[23:01] <joannethrax_> cellofellow: thank you
[23:01] <jdu> ||lukesky||, you need to start another X session there
[23:01] <joannethrax_> There're only 39
[23:01] <edbian_> ||lukesky||: No such file!
[23:01] <cellofellow> joannethrax_: where might you be that there are 39 APs?
[23:01] <||lukesky||> jdu, yes ok, but how? any how2 ?
[23:02] <jdu> ||lukesky||, the simplest way would be to use startx.   Go to tty1 and type "startx -- :1"
[23:02] <jdu> after you login ofcourse
[23:02] <||lukesky||> ok hold on
[23:02] <||lukesky||> as root?
[23:02] <jdu> ||lukesky||, no
[23:02] <jdu> ||lukesky||, as any user
[23:03] <niceuser> Hello
[23:03] <||lukesky||> not auth. for that :)
[23:03] <plb> Ok I got my card working..plays fine in mplayer but when I click watch tv in myth it doesn't do anything..it's pvr usb2
[23:03] <koro> if i do, in the command line, something like: xinput set-something "Configured Mouse" , is this change sticky? Or I'll have to put it somewhere so that it runs every time i restart?
[23:03] <plb> 2009-07-16 18:02:56.819 GetEntryAt(-1) failed.
[23:03] <plb> 2009-07-16 18:02:56.820 EntryToProgram(0@Wed Dec 31 19:00:00 1969) failed to get pginfo
[23:03] <plb> 2009-07-16 18:02:56.820 TV Error: LiveTV not successfully started
[23:03] <FloodBot3> plb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:03] <||lukesky||> ok, its startet jdu
[23:04] <Hilikus> Khisanth: what is that link?
[23:04] <jdu> ||lukesky||, good.  You can also use the user switcher that gnome provides.  This will achieve the same thing but requires that you have two different user accounts.
[23:04] <xTheGoat121x> According to mount -l it is properly mounted
[23:04] <Khisanth> Hilikus: a script that will add the button :)
[23:04] <mbnoimi> I tried to upgrade 8.10 to 9.04 by Alternate CD but upgrade dialog is not displayed, how I can fix this issue?
[23:04] <joannethrax_> soreau: nm-applet just give this: ** (nm-applet:12644): DEBUG: applet_common_device_state_changed
[23:04] <joannethrax_> ** (nm-applet:12644): DEBUG: old state indicates that this was not a disconnect 0
[23:04] <Hilikus> Khisanth: what button?
[23:05] <joannethrax_> twice, in fact
[23:05] <plb> my tv card is /dev/video1 so not sure if that's causing problems
[23:05] <jdu> xTheGoat121x, what type of prompt do you have? busybox?  does it say initramfs  or something else?
[23:05] <soreau> joannethrax_: nm-applet should appear in your 'tray'
[23:05] <Khisanth> Hilikus: close button of course!
[23:05] <joannethrax_> Hmm.  I guess I'm trayless...
[23:05] <Hilikus> Khisanth: oooh. i thought it was a virus. hehe
[23:05] <xTheGoat121x> jdu, it's my username@computername
[23:06] <Khisanth> Hilikus: although your part message seems to indicate that you are using xchat-gnome so that probably won't work ...
[23:06] <mickster04> Hilikus, linux is generally very good against virus, seeing as most virus's are written for windows:p
[23:06] <Hilikus> Khisanth: no, it's not xchat-gnome
[23:07] <Khisanth> mickster04: it would also be more of a PITA to write for linux ... need to account for all the variations between distros!
[23:07] <mbnoimi> anyone help me about upgrading process?
[23:07] <jdu> xTheGoat121x, sorry.  I meant:  if something goes wrong during booting, you could be left with a command line very early on (eg in the initramfs).
[23:08] <Hilikus> thanks a lot Khisanth
[23:08] <mickster04> mbnoimi, upgrading proccess?
[23:08] <xTheGoat121x> jdu, No, I don't believe it's that early
[23:08] <mbnoimi> mickster04: I tried to upgrade 8.10 to 9.04 by Alternate CD but upgrade dialog is not displayed, how I can fix this issue?
[23:08] <niceuser> If I have 8 hard drives what is the default partitioning layout ?
[23:08] <mickster04> hmmm...
[23:09] <mickster04> have u tried runnoing it manually?
[23:09] <mbnoimi> mickster04: I read http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#Upgrading%20Using%20the%20Alternate%20CD/DVD carefully
[23:09] <jdu> xTheGoat121x, I would double check that your fstab is correct and that /usr is associated with the correct device.  Beyond that I can't help.
[23:09] <ubersoldat> niceuser: one drive for root and 7 drives for pr0n :)
[23:09] <mbnoimi> mickster04: I tried gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade"
[23:09] <mickster04> mb_again_, ok, well if that doesnt help you....i certainly cant
[23:09] <xTheGoat121x> jdu, thanks, I appreciate it
[23:10] <Drizzt321> I'm running 9.04 with the latest updates, but I notice the NVidia drivers are on 180.44, and an application I want to run crashes on those, but its fixed in the 180.60 or above. Is there an easy way to update to the >=180.60 drivers?
[23:10] <Khisanth> Hilikus: that will also need libgtk2-perl to work
[23:10] <Hilikus> Khisanth: got it
[23:10] <unop> mbnoimi,  pop the CD in and run these commands.   sudo apt-cdrom add; sudo aptitude update; sudo aptitude dist-upgrade
[23:10] <niceuser> ubersoldat: that isn't default..  Will it just install on one drive or make a big volume for all of them? like centos does on default
[23:10] <mbnoimi> mickster04: can you explain to me what gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade" mean?
[23:11] <mbnoimi> mickster04: does cdromupgrade a directory?
[23:11] <mickster04> mbnoimi, aah it may not be called that
[23:11] <mickster04> with the cd in there go to /media
[23:11] <joannethrax_> soreau: I'm installing the "ubuntu desktop" package...this ought to allow me to use a gnome setting and see if that helps.
[23:12] <unop> mbnoimi, from the looks of it, it tries to run a script (/cdrom/cdromupgrade) which is on the CDROM (as root)
[23:12] <ubersoldat> niceuser: it depends on if you use LVM or not
[23:12] <mbnoimi> mickster04: humm I'll try now
[23:12] <koro> if i do, in the command line, something like: xinput set-something "Configured Mouse" , is this change sticky? Or do i have to set it to run every time I login?
[23:12] <ubersoldat> niceuser: I don't like LVM though
[23:12] <mickster04> mbnoimi, that call may not work as it may be sh /media/cdrom/cdromupgrade
[23:13] <soreau> joannethrax_: Yea, I think that might pull in gnome itself too. Hope the best to you, I will be back later
[23:13] <mickster04> mbnoimi, have a look for the cdrom itself
[23:13] <niceuser> if I use LVM to make one big volume and one of my hard drives  fails do I just lose the data on that drive or the whole server wont boot up?
[23:13] <elad`> I need something like Media Player Classic for Ubuntu. I want to be able to see nothing but the movie on the screen (not full-screen).
[23:13] <mbnoimi> unop: it's a way for updrading from Alternate CD
[23:14] <redrebel> what is the default music player with ubuntu??
[23:14] <unop> mickster04, /cdrom is a symlink.  $ readlink -f /cdrom
[23:14] <joannethrax_> soreau: thank you for your help
[23:14] <mickster04> unop so it wouldnt matter then...:/
[23:14] <Socah> redrebel, rhythmbox
[23:14] <mickster04> unop shame....
[23:15] <Socah> elad`, mplayer
[23:16] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn>  got wine running, ran into issues with it creating windows too big too see all of them in the screen (running at 1920*1280)
[23:16] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> they were too tall, so the apply changes and such buttons were out of sight
[23:17] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> so removed wine entirely,
[23:17] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> it left stuff in the menu, so removed that via menu editor
[23:17] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> however whichever way I try installing wine (add/remove apps, synaptic/ sudo apt-get)
[23:17] <greg> hello. i'm wondering if i might be missing some device node that could be causing "stdin is not a tty" errors when connecting via ssh ?
[23:17] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> it says its installed but I cant access it via the menu
[23:17] <redrebel> I dont like the fact that rhythmbox uses mono
[23:17] <elad`> Thanks.
[23:17] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> what do I need to do to fix it
[23:17] <jm2k> Where can i find Ubuntu 9.04 optimization tips or Ubuntu in general? Want to disable unnessary services & daemons.
[23:17] <codicealpha> !tab
[23:17] <Hilikus> rythmbox is not that good. try banshee
[23:17] <koro> can someone answer a really easy HAL question
[23:17] <koro> if i do, in the command line, something like: xinput set-something "Configured Mouse" , is this change sticky? Or do i have to set it to run every time I login?
[23:17] <Socah> PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn, you need to re-create menu
[23:18] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> how do I do that
[23:18] <Hilikus> or if you want really good try amarok2
[23:18] <AlphaWaves> DarkMage26: working
[23:18] <Socah> PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn, google: gnome reset menu
[23:18] <AlphaWaves> but
[23:18] <GeorgeAScott> psychotic_madman, if you're using compiz-fusion, you can use the place window tool
[23:18] <mickster04> elad did you get the surround sound thing sorted
[23:18]  * greg thinks "probably more of a question for ##linux..."
[23:20] <unop> koro, i'd think you'd need to run the command every time - but why not try it out?
[23:20] <sn00zer> jm2k: I also use 'nmap -p 1-65535 localhost' if something is open, I google it if I don't know it, then disable it. You can also use 'sudo netstat -tulp' to find all listening processes.
[23:20] <koro> ok
[23:20] <mbnoimi> mickster04: for upgrading I did the wrote the following http://paste.ubuntu.com/220113/ but I got "sh /media/cdrom0/cdromupgrade: command not found"
[23:20] <dsdeiz> hello can i take a screenshot of my two workspaces using scrot?
[23:20] <jm2k> Anyone using a Thinkpad T41p and Xorg drivers is lagging or causing problems? help.
[23:21] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> GeorgeAScott, its ubuntu 9.04, so should be compiz fusion as far as I can tell
[23:21] <sn00zer> jm2k: 'ps aux' and 'top' are also good ways to find out whats running in general.
[23:21] <mickster04> mbnoimi, go to that place in nautilus and tell me what is there or postbin a screenshot
[23:23] <thinx> !de
[23:23] <mbnoimi> mickster04: you mean in /media/cdrom0 ?
[23:23] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> oh balls, system keeps crashing when I try to open up anything in places
[23:23] <jm2k> sn00zer: yep, been using top but what kills me is the video drivers in Xorg for my Thinkpad t41p Mobility Radeon.
[23:23] <mickster04> mbnoimi, yeah
[23:24] <sn00zer> jm2k: Sorry, I don't know much about video driver problems.
[23:25] <GeorgeAScott> psychotic_madman, sorry, on moble, you;l have to google the rest
[23:25] <coherentlight> question .. running 9.04 and my laptop fan runs continously . . anyway to throttle is against CPU temp / usage ?
[23:25] <mbnoimi> mickster04: http://paste.ubuntu.com/220114/
[23:26] <Hackboy125> Hi I am having a Problem with Ubuntu\
[23:26] <in4box> #list
[23:26] <mickster04> !ask | Hackboy125
[23:26] <Hackboy125> when I connect over wifi to my network ubuntu says connection esablished, but no web browser can connect
[23:27] <Hackboy125> thanks
[23:27] <phenix> Hackboy125: can you ping your router?
[23:27] <Hackboy125> hold on I will try
[23:27] <Hackboy125> i am on ubuntu 9.4
[23:28] <Apollo2366> Hey, I have a windows machine connected to the same router as my Ubuntu machine, and the windows one is getting the same IP address as the ubuntu machine from the router. How do I manually set my ubuntu ip? And also why did this happen?
[23:29] <PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn> GeorgeAScott, thanks for the help, got it back now.
[23:29] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366: do they share the same mac address?
[23:29] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, lemme check
[23:29] <mbnoimi> mickster04: any help:'(
[23:29] <Lo_Pan> they shouldn't, but if they do then you could get a situation like you describe
[23:30] <Lo_Pan> also, if only the windows machine is on dhcp, remove the linux machine's ip from the dhcp address pool
[23:30] <Hackboy125> i get Ping: sendmsg: Operation not permitted
[23:30] <mickster04> mbnoimi, sorrym, try ooking in install
[23:30] <phenix> Hackboy125: what is the ip address of your router?  Whatever it is, in terminal go: ping x.x.x.x
[23:31] <Hackboy125> i did, it said operation not permitted
[23:31] <mbnoimi> mickster04: you mean I have to reinstall 9.04 above 8.10?
[23:31] <Hackboy125> i did
[23:31] <sn00zer> Hackboy125: try sudo ping?
[23:31] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, they have different MACs and they're both DHCP
[23:31] <Hackboy125> sudo ping 192.168.1.1
[23:31] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366: then i strongly suspect your dhcp server is FITH or badly configured
[23:32] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, any way to test that?
[23:32] <Hackboy125> just assign static to the windows machine
[23:32] <sn00zer> Hackboy125: run 'ifconfig' and see if your machine has an ip after inet addr:
[23:32] <mickster04> mbnoimi, well i cant see an upgrade anywhere i would suggest u look for it
[23:32] <mickster04> Hackboy125, system>admin>
[23:32] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366: yeah, tcpdump and forge and inject some dhcp requests
[23:32] <Hackboy125> yes 192.168.1.7
[23:32] <mickster04> Hackboy125, system>admin>networktools
[23:33] <Hackboy125> why cannot i run ping from the terminal
[23:33] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, sorry I'm a bit of a noob. Are those all bash commands?
[23:33] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366: however i'd restart the dhcp server after clearing all leases
[23:33] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366: then i'd re-obtain leases on the two boxes
[23:33] <CopyWriter> man this is exciting
[23:33] <CopyWriter> i love being here
[23:34] <mickster04> CopyWriter, ??
[23:34] <CopyWriter> don't know what the heck you're all talking about but i love ubuntu
[23:34] <CopyWriter> i'm a newbie to linux
[23:34] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, how do I do that?
[23:34] <mbnoimi> mickster04: but I downloaded this image from ubuntu website!
[23:34] <murcherson> just about to install doom 3 demo
[23:34] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366: i imagine your dhcp is being served by an off the shelf router or something?
[23:34] <murcherson> how do i get the full version
[23:35] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, yes.
[23:35] <mbnoimi> mickster04: is it possible that this image doesn't have upgrading option ?
[23:35] <bucky> murcherson: i bought mine at walmart
[23:35] <mickster04> mbnoimi, well look in the install folder to see if you can see "upgrade"
[23:35] <murcherson> ive got the windows cd
[23:35] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366: go into its web admin interface and see if you can clear all leases, then cycle the power on it.  once it comes back up the connected machines should automatically attempt to obtain new dhcp leases
[23:35] <Hackboy125> could i have some help
[23:35] <bucky> murcherson: the doom site will tell you
[23:36] <Pirate_Hunter> need help understanding error given through command Xorg -configure http://paste.ubuntu.com/220118/? xorge has just been installed right after an update so i cant understand why the end file would give an error, can soemoen look at it please?
[23:36] <mickster04> mbnoimi, unlikely it should do
[23:36] <murcherson> ahh so it can be done
[23:36] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, Ok. Stay here, I may need more help..
[23:36] <dreamy> anyone here using the "silicon graphic card" on ubuntu?
[23:36] <dreamy> silicon integrated sistems
[23:36] <Lo_Pan> lul
[23:36] <dreamy> what does anyone knows about its new drivers?
[23:37]  * PsYcHoTiC_MaDmAn will be back on the other computer
[23:37] <mbnoimi> mickster04: oh my god this image doesn't have any upgrade folder!!!!
[23:37] <mbnoimi> mickster04: do you know any solution for this issue
[23:38] <Pirate_Hunter> need help understanding error given through command Xorg -configure http://paste.ubuntu.com/220118/? xorge has just been installed right after an update so i cant understand why the end file would give an error, can soemoen look at it please?
[23:38] <niceuser> where can I download ubuntu server ?
[23:38] <mbnoimi> mickster04: how I can upgrade my ubuntu I've dialup and it could takes tens of hours
[23:38] <Chapso> niceuser: download page has a link to it.
[23:39] <mickster04> mbnoimi, well if u dont have an upgrade option u cant upgrade, have you lookwed thru the install foder for it? done a search of the disk?
[23:39] <oscurochu> how do i add the favorites menu to the "gnome main menu?" i have it on my dell min 9. i think the netbook remix looks cool (minus the launcher), and am trying to make my desktop look just like it
[23:39] <mickster04> mbnoimi, i believe there will be a way of installing the packages from the image ut i wouldnt know how
[23:40] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, There's a DHCP clients list, would hitting the button that says "Refresh Clients" clear the leases?
[23:40] <mbnoimi> mickster04: I looked for "upgrade" keyword in whole image but I got nothing
[23:40] <Hackboy125> I have a connection to the internet, ping fails, and i cannot access the internet
[23:40] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366: nah that'd just look for new leases.  it probably just forgets all the leases when you cycle the power
[23:40] <Lo_Pan> most consumer routers do
[23:40] <Chapso> Hackboy: try dhclient
[23:40] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, so just power cycle the router? And that should do it?
[23:41] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366: well i'm guessing its a problem with the dhcp server, so it might fix it
[23:41] <Chapso> needs superuser priveledges
[23:41] <mickster04> mbnoimi, ok then well i dunno how to install from disk
[23:41] <oscurochu> how do i add the favorites menu to the "gnome main menu" on my desktop, like in the netbook remix?
[23:41] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, Ok, I'll be back on in a bit.
[23:42] <mickster04> mbnoimi, altho i believe u should be a ble to update manually...
[23:42] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366: if the machines arent connected directly to the router then you may need to unplug/replug them once the router comes back up
[23:42] <mbnoimi> mickster04: actually this is disaster !!!! thanks for help
[23:42] <mbnoimi> mickster04: I thought that upgrading process is easy but I shocked
[23:42] <mickster04> mbnoimi,  sorry
[23:42] <mbnoimi> mickster04: manually! how?
[23:42] <Hackboy125> no access
[23:42] <calwig> could anyone tell me how to connect an ubuntu box to another ubuntu box thru VPN?
[23:43] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, actually I just noticed something. The router says the windows machine's IP is 192.168.1.101, but the computer itself thinks its IP is 192.168.1.100
[23:43] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366: yeah, cycle the power on it
[23:43] <Chapso> calwig: try OpenVPN.  there's a howto page that tells you everything you need to know, but it's a bit convoluted imho
[23:43] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, Mkay back in a bit.
[23:43] <insomen4o> just informationally; can I compile a kernel and ad gnome to it and the ubutu repos in virtual box?
[23:43] <Lo_Pan> while its coming back up double check everything is using dhcp
[23:43] <barbarian05> i've been out of Linux for awhile, what do you guys suggest for a media player lately?
[23:43] <humbolt> where does appearance preferences store the config value, whether or not to start compiz?
[23:44] <Apollo2366> Lo_Pan, ok
[23:44] <Lo_Pan> barbarian05: i use vlc
[23:44] <Pirate_Hunter> can some tell me why would i get this error  http://paste.ubuntu.com/220118/ after installing xorg than using command Xorg -configure?
[23:44] <Chapso> hackboy: are you on said machine?  I need information re: your network setup.  connected directly to modem?  router?  shared connection with another computer?
[23:44] <oscurochu> how do i add the favorites menu to the "gnome main menu" on my desktop, like in the netbook remix?
[23:44] <Chapso> barbarian: vlc for movies, and I like amarok for music.
[23:45] <Chapso> humbolt: you could add it to your startup scripts.  compiz --replace does it for me.
[23:45] <jerknextdoor> can anyone help me get started trouble shooting why a fresh install of 9.04 locks up?
[23:45] <hbekel> Pirate_Hunter: whatever that psb module is, it needs to be upgraded to match the xserver ABI version
[23:45] <calwig> Chapso: convoluted as in too many steps?
[23:46] <barbarian05> Does Amarok still install a bunch of KDE stuff?
[23:46] <theTroy> could anyone help me?
[23:46] <Chapso> jerknextdoor: my first solution to that kind of problem is to try reinstalling again.  any exotic hardware?
[23:46] <theTroy> I have fstab
[23:46] <Hackboy125> did i miss anything my connect got reset
[23:46] <theTroy>   ext3    relatime,errors=remount-ro acl 0       1
[23:46] <Lo_Pan> barbarian05: given its for kde, i'd say it probably does
[23:46] <Hackboy125> connection
[23:46] <DarkMage26>  jerknextdoor: can you make it lock up? or is it random?
[23:46] <theTroy> is that correct for the acl rules mounting?
[23:46] <humbolt> Chapso: It worked for me out of the box. But now that I tried to disable and enable it with the appearance preferences, it does not start anymore. So I want to erase the config entry that appearance prefs app has set somewhere.
[23:47] <Chapso> calwig: not neccessarily, just a lot of information that you might not need for what you're doing.  it basically has how to do any common vpn setup all on one page, which makes it hard to find the specific information for your solution.
[23:47] <jerknextdoor> Chapso:  nope, i just formatted an 8.10 install that i had running mostly fine for the last year.  thinkpad r51 nothing crazy.
[23:47] <Chapso> barbarian: yes.  it's a kde program, and relies on a lot of libraries.  worth it to me, though.
[23:47] <jerknextdoor> DarkMage26:  I can't make it lock up.  but it's the same symptoms everytime.
[23:47] <Hackboy125> I Could Just do a Fresh Install of Ubuntu 9.4
[23:47] <DarkMage26> jerknextdoor: what are the symptoms?
[23:48] <Chapso> hackboy: can I get network info from you?  I need to know how you're connected.
[23:48] <Chapso> humbolt: have you tried that command I sent?  tell me if that works for you.
[23:49] <kklimonda> Hey, When I try to burn an Audio CD in brasero it seems to get stuck on "Normalizing tracks".. can I skip this part somehow?
[23:49] <humbolt> Chapso: sure it works, this is not my concern.
[23:49] <Hackboy125> Chapso: over Wifi router
[23:49] <calwig> Chapso: i see ok thx, ill have a glance, i just need to connect ubuntu to ubuntu simply to i can do some remote management but not necessarily thru port 22, instead directly thru the ip address
[23:49] <Chapso> jerknextdoor: then yeah, try installing again.  you shouldn't lose anything from that.  in the future, I suggest backing up configs and /home for new installs.  helps me out, don't know if you did that.
[23:49] <Hackboy125> Chapso: I am just going to do a Fresh Install
[23:49] <jerknextdoor> DarkMage26:  thinkpads have two sets of mouse buttons.  the regular ones quit working about a month ago (hardware problem).  so in 8.10 if i restarted they wouldnt work unless i restarted X after i logged in.  with ctrl+alt+backspace being disabled in 9.04 this is slightly more difficult to restart X.  so when i alt+F1 or alt+F2 it will lock up about half the time.
[23:50] <jerknextdoor> Chapso:  i've got everything backed up.  but cant keep it running long enough to transfer the stuff over.
[23:50] <Chapso> hackboy: if you want to.  overkill really.  run dhclient as root and give me output.
[23:50] <Hackboy125> and also my Headphones do not work, I Plug them in and get no sound I have a Gateway-T6345u Intel HDA Audio
[23:50] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366: i'm just about to go through the subway, then head into work, so i'll be back in 15 minutes give or take
[23:51] <humbolt> Chapso: gconf setting /apps/metacity/general/compositing_manager true
[23:51] <humbolt> Chapso: that is what I was hunting for
[23:51] <jerknextdoor> DarkMage26:  if it doesnt lock up then it will lock up after i restart X and open the terminal to start troubleshooting.
[23:51] <Chapso> humbolt: glad you found it.
[23:52] <humbolt> Chapso: lets see if that works
[23:52] <barbarian05> Oh I didn't know Amarok was on version 2.
[23:52] <Apollo2366_> Lo_Pan, it seems to have worked. Thanks for the help :)
[23:52] <barbarian05> This is gorgeous
[23:52] <Lo_Pan> Apollo2366_: no worries
[23:53] <Chapso> barbarian: yeah, it's been 2 for a while now.  It has its drawbacks.  I don't like the middle pane, personally.
[23:53] <Chapso> But overall a nice system.
[23:54] <barbarian05> 1.4 always felt a little clunky to me so this is a breath of fresh air
[23:54] <Chapso> jerknextdoor: Check all of the connections on your hardware, and see if that helps.  could be an overheating issue, I had that happen once.  bios shut down the system.
[23:55] <Chapso> jerknextdoor: but if you didn't mess with any of that installing, then I doubt that would be the issue.
[23:55] <soreau> progre55: Do your windows even have borders?
[23:55] <progre55> hi people! I had the hardest time getting my X up and running.. but only with the vesa driver. However, I cannot do anything, the windows do not even have the close button, no resize, no borders
[23:56] <jerknextdoor> Chapso:  i was  having a problem with 8.10 the last week before i wiped it restarting because of overheating.  but my processor never got hot enough.  it was a software issue because knoppix had no problems.
[23:56] <progre55> if I open more than two windows, it crashes
[23:56] <progre55> seems the windows-manager is too weak )
[23:56] <progre55> can anyone suggest anything, please?
[23:56] <soreau> progre55: Start 'metacity --replace'
[23:57] <progre55> soreau, oh, good idea :) let me try it..
[23:57] <oscurochu> how do i add the favorites menu to the "gnome main menu" on my desktop, like in the netbook remix?
[23:57] <progre55> yep, worked =)
[23:57] <hbekel> progre55: s/s//
[23:57] <progre55> and now, will it be the same when I restart??
[23:58] <progre55> hbekel, pardon me?
[23:59] <hbekel> progre55: it's called windowmanager
[23:59] <progre55> hbekel, so?
[23:59] <soreau> progre55: Probably not. If you can open gconf-editor, navigate to desktop>gnome>session>required_components>windowmanager and make sure it is set to metacity
[23:59] <hbekel> progre55: so what?
[23:59] <kitty_> ircclient 4 ubuntu with bnc?
[23:59] <kitty_> :/