[00:00] <BigMike> hi all is there a task bar program for tiling windows in gnome????
[00:00] <dionysus_> hey all, having some problems with usb under 9.04 - I've got a flash drive here, when I plug it in dmesg spits out all the usual stuff, but when I try to mount it or access it via fdisk I get a 'special device sde1 does not exist' message :(
[00:00] <nowimproved> im trying to sort my posts by custom field , in the custom field if  i put the number 10 it will go above one that is 5 , but under 10 it works
[00:00] <coordinador> erUSUL, i got>          15920 pts/2    R+     0:00 grep gnome-settings
[00:00] <Covert> when i press install on the dvd it shows a ubuntu background but no install thing comes up
[00:01] <jpds> spO: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ServerGUI#Arguments%20Against%20a%20GUI
[00:01] <Covert>  :(
[00:01] <erUSUL> coordinador: so is running... no clue then... i have lost them once ot twice becouse of gnome-settings daemon dying...
[00:01] <Covert> when i press install on the dvd it shows a ubuntu background but no install thing comes up.
[00:01] <coordinador> humm ok, there-s a file that i should to change permissions?
[00:02] <erUSUL> !repeat | Covert
[00:02] <coordinador> erUSUL, but i ve started root session and cannot change neither theme nor keyboard layout :s i really dont know what to do
[00:02] <Covert> guys
[00:03] <Covert> when i press install on the dvd it shows a ubuntu background but no install thing comes up
[00:03] <axelpaxel> I have a set of files in "ITU H.264" format, and I would like to convert them to Xvid. How can I do that?
[00:03] <Covert> qhat do i do?
[00:03] <Covert> hmm
[00:03] <erUSUL> !boot | Covert you can try a few boot options and see if changes things
[00:04] <oskar-> axelpaxel, with transcode or mencoder
[00:04] <erUSUL> axelpaxel: use ffmpeg ? В« ffmpeg -i file file.avi
[00:04] <Covert> ive done all that
[00:04] <deexannihilate> can someone help me fix the internet connection on my netbook?
[00:04] <erUSUL> Covert: then you should have said it
[00:04] <Covert> cant get to the install screen
[00:04] <erUSUL> !details | Covert
[00:05] <deexannihilate> I've already googled with no help!
[00:05] <StrictlyR> hello all...only trying ubuntu for the first time now...is this where i can ask for help?
[00:05] <oskar-> deexannihilate, what is wrong with it? what exactly does work and what not?
[00:06] <oskar-> StrictlyR, yes, exactly
[00:06] <msds1502> How can i find the UUID of my partition??
[00:06] <erUSUL> !uuid
[00:06] <euxneks> StrictlyR: yes, but it's pretty busy so expect a lot of traffic ;)
[00:06] <Covert> Ok. Im trying to install linux 9.04 live. I have put the file onto a dvd. I boot from external cd/dvd drive. It comes up with try linux, install and some others. I press install. I get a linux mouse and a nice background. Then nothing.
[00:06] <StrictlyR> ok..i was using ubuntu off a usb drive
[00:06] <StrictlyR> am using
[00:06] <StrictlyR> works fine
[00:06] <StrictlyR> just cant get any wireless or wired
[00:06] <StrictlyR> connection
[00:07] <deexannihilate> I have a problem with both the WIFI and Ethernet Cable connections on my netbook. I went through a tutorial on updating the WIFI and now the entire driver is missing. I attempted to reinstall it using Synaptic Package Manager, but the it will not read through the wired connection either.
[00:07] <Covert> download drivers strictly
[00:07] <Covert> Ok. Im trying to install linux 9.04 live. I have put the file onto a dvd. I boot from external cd/dvd drive. It comes up with try linux, install and some others. I press install. I get a linux mouse and a nice background. Then nothing.
[00:08] <Covert> any help with my problem guys?
[00:08] <Covert> i would really appreciate
[00:08] <StrictlyR> i am really lost when they say download this and that...i been searching around the forums for hours now.
[00:08] <Covert> techguys
[00:08] <Covert> they list all drivers for ur pc
[00:08] <deexannihilate> I am running Remix on Acer Aspire One D250 with Atheros card
[00:08] <oskar-> Covert, have you checked the cd/dvd medium for errors?
[00:08] <StrictlyR> what i downloaded doesnt seem to work...or just not using them corrextly
[00:08] <Covert> oskar: I tried md5sum and it was fine
[00:09] <miguelin> hello... how do i set extra visual effects because it doesnt let me
[00:09] <StrictlyR> i have a netbook ..
[00:09] <erUSUL> miguelin: you need to have 3d acceleration
[00:09] <erUSUL> miguelin: which graphic card ?
[00:09] <miguelin> i am not sure
[00:09] <Covert> so do i strictly
[00:09] <miguelin> since it is an old deskto[
[00:10] <erUSUL> miguelin: lspci | grep -i vga
[00:10] <miguelin> desktop*(
[00:10] <Covert> the techguys helped me with my drivers this morning
[00:10] <erUSUL> miguelin: run that on a termial
[00:10] <miguelin> ok i did
[00:10] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> man
[00:10] <Covert> Ok. Im trying to install linux 9.04 live. I have put the file onto a dvd. I boot from external cd/dvd drive. It comes up with try linux, install and some others. I press install. I get a linux mouse and a nice background. Then nothing. Is there a command line or something to install manually
[00:10] <erUSUL> miguelin: the output is ? (should be one line)
[00:10] <oskar-> Covert, yes, there should be an alternative installation cd
[00:11] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> whats up everybody
[00:11] <miguelin> like three lines
[00:11] <mickster04> !ff35
[00:11] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> last time i was on irc was like 4 years ago
[00:11] <Covert> what do u mean? I just downloaded it from ubuntu erbsite and no other install
[00:11] <erUSUL> miguelin: paste them in paste.ubuntu.com
[00:11] <erUSUL> miguelin: give me the url here
[00:11] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> if someone has some time i got a tiny question...
[00:12] <erUSUL> !ask |  Pfc_onesht1kl11
[00:12] <oskar-> Covert, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[00:12] <miguelin> ok here it is
[00:12] <miguelin> http://paste.ubuntu.com/236211/
[00:12] <Covert> oskar:whats difference?
[00:12] <erUSUL> miguelin: one line 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. CN700/P4M800 Pro/P4M800 CE/VN800 [S3 UniChrome Pro] (rev 01)
[00:12] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> well im using backtrack in my vmplayer and i want to use root previldges how i know that ubuntu or kubuntu locks out the root by default
[00:12] <Jinkostar> Have a question, problem with an installation of ubuntu studio can somebody help me?
[00:13] <deexannihilate> I have a problem with both the WIFI and Ethernet Cable connections on my netbook. I went through a tutorial on updating the WIFI and now the entire driver is missing. I attempted to reinstall it using Synaptic Package Manager, but the it will not read through the wired connection either. The Wireless Card: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter Any suggestions on how to get the ethernet cable 
[00:13] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ive been using the sudo command
[00:13] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> sudo -i to get access to root
[00:13] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> otherwise i cant run any previldges
[00:13] <erUSUL> miguelin: the others where superfluous... anyway with that card you can not enable 3d in linux easily so you wont have effects i'm afraid
[00:13] <ctmjr> Covert: you booted inti the cd and hit install and nothing happened?
[00:13] <Covert> oskar: Is 64 for 64bit
[00:13] <oskar-> Covert, a text interface instead of a graphical. but i think, that there is something wrong with the involved hardware, if  a graphic screen and a mouse pointer show up, but not the graphical installation program
[00:13] <miguelin> but can i
[00:13] <erUSUL> !root | Pfc_onesht1kl11
[00:14] <Cryptic_Donkey> i can't get over the fact that xchat is no loger  in the main repositories
[00:14] <miguelin> will it take more than an hour
[00:14] <kalamarnur>  /msg NickServ identify elbereth
[00:14] <Covert> ctmjr: No it loaded a crappy screen with no install
[00:14] <abbazabba> can anyone reccommend me a good 3d game for ubuntu.. open arena and alien arena are good.. but maybe there's something more?
[00:14] <oskar-> Covert, where do you see a 64 except in "amd64"?
[00:14] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> but the guides i read do not condone sudo as a propirate way to use root previledges and say that its dangerous/vulnerable for your sys
[00:14] <mickster04> Cryptic_Donkey, how do we update it then?
[00:15] <Jinkostar> I installed ubuntu studio but after the installation the screen is green with strange colour there is somebody can help me?
[00:15] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> opening link in browser
[00:15] <StrictlyR> covert...linux-backports-modules-2.6.28-11-generic_2.6.28-11.11_i386.deb, [459]AR813X-linux-v1.0.0.9.tar i downlloaded these and cant get antthing to work
[00:15] <erUSUL> abbazabba: urban terror ? Wolfestain Enemy territory Qt4 quake wars ?
[00:15] <abbazabba> erUSUL: where can i find these? =]
[00:15] <miguelin> erUSUL, i think i could since i used to run 3d gameson windows... i played vice city
[00:15] <erUSUL> abbazabba: over the web...
[00:15] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> maybe i read again
[00:15] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> lol
[00:15] <Jinkostar> lol
[00:16] <erUSUL> miguelin: yes the card is 3d capable but the driver for linux are not good
[00:16] <ctmjr> Covert: ok try to reboot again and press f4 at the install screen  then choose save graphics mode see if that helps
[00:16] <Jinkostar> PLEASE HELP ME
[00:16] <miguelin> ok so there is no way or there is a way even if its a bit complicated
[00:16] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> THANKS KUDO's !!!!!!!!!
[00:16] <Covert> already did no luck
[00:16] <erUSUL> !caps
[00:16] <Jinkostar> sorry
[00:16] <IceD^_> I have got ASUS X50GL and installed 9.04 on it - now I can't turn on wifi from keyboard (and via any other means)
[00:17] <erUSUL> Jinkostar: boot into recovery mode choose repair X
[00:17] <IceD^_> however ath9k module is loaded
[00:17] <Jinkostar> how can i do this?
[00:17] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> rejoicing in sudo command!
[00:17] <Covert> im gunna try the text based install tommorow
[00:17] <Covert> thanks guys
[00:17] <IceD^_> and iwconfig shows interface, but without any signal
[00:17] <oskar-> Covert, good luck...
[00:17] <erUSUL> Pfc_onesht1kl11: you have a support question or just come here to rant about sudo ?
[00:17] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> well yes
[00:17] <deexannihilate> Oskar:  I went through a tutorial on updating the WIFI and now the entire driver is missing. I attempted to reinstall it using Synaptic Package Manager, but the it will not read through the wired connection either.  Any suggestions on how to get the ethernet cable working so I can work on redownloading the driver? I am running Remix on Aspire One D250 with Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapte
[00:17] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ./
[00:17] <Covert> Oskar: Ill need it
[00:17] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> what is ./
[00:18] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> i use it to run stuff
[00:18] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> but i have no idea
[00:18] <MrAlexandro> ubuntu hardy
[00:18] <arbir> hello.
[00:18] <IceD^_> deexannihilate: which tutorial?
[00:18] <miguelin> erUSUL: so how do i update drivers or fix them to have some good visual content
[00:18] <erUSUL> Pfc_onesht1kl11: is a way to say the current directory
[00:18] <arbir> i am having problems opening a virtual host in apache using https. here is my vhost config.... http://pastie.org/564483. it keeps trying to check my document root, where as , my virtual host is pointing to a totally different directory.
[00:19] <erUSUL> miguelin: i think there are some guides on the net about getting 3d with that cards... do a bit of googling
[00:19] <deexannihilate> IceD: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=902860&highlight=Atheros+Communications+Inc.+AR242x+802.11abg&page=6
[00:19] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> one last question and i leave
[00:19] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> i promise
[00:19] <miguelin> erUSUL: suggestion on what i should search for please
[00:20] <Cryptic_Bat> wht is it that only the xmission  mirrors have xchat?
[00:20] <oskar-> deexannihilate, try automatic, and if that fails manual configuration of the wired network interface. drivers for ethernet "cards" are normally in the kernel and always available
[00:20] <tomek> i'm having problems with my pci wireless card getting to work. i'm preety desperate. i'd like to talk to somebody.
[00:21] <deexannihilate> oskar: how do I try automatic? I am completely new to this sort of thing.
[00:21] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> for navigating do i always have to use cd?
[00:21] <erUSUL> miguelin: put "ubuntu + CN700/P4M800 Pro/P4M800 CE/VN800 [S3 UniChrome Pro] (rev 01)
[00:21] <erUSUL> miguelin: for example...
[00:21] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> it seems like im doing a lot of repetative typing ie.. im in home
[00:21] <Lunais> is it possible to downgrade to an earlier version of ubuntu? ive never seen as many issues as i am with 9.04 on my macbook
[00:22] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> or some other folder i have to constantly retype all the previous sub directories to point to a specific file
[00:22] <erUSUL> !downgrade | Lunais
[00:22] <erUSUL> !cli | Pfc_onesht1kl11
[00:22] <miguelin> ok thankyou
[00:22] <Lunais> eh, i figured
[00:23]  * erUSUL needs sleep
[00:23] <oskar-> deexannihilate, select dhcp for the interface in the network connection manager program from the system menu
[00:23] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> is that konsole
[00:23] <Lunais> honestly i think the upgrade did enough "breaking"
[00:23] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ?
[00:23] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ok
[00:23] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> i see
[00:23] <tomek> hello
[00:23] <cyberbrain> hi all...i think i had found solution for my burning DVDs problem, but i don't know how to solve it...can anyone tell me what means "changed Px2 engine to higher config"...thanks
[00:24] <tomek> is someone willing to help a poor guy with wireless not working?
[00:24] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> im going to do more reading. over and out.
[00:24] <linuxguy2009> Hi guys I just got done making an SVG image of a Gibson SG guitar and I want to use it as a mouse pointer just to put it to good use. Does anyone know how I can do that?
[00:24] <arbir> tomek: please type ur prob.
[00:24] <Cryptic_Donkey> shure  tomek
[00:24] <tomek> what' prob
[00:24] <abbazabba> in pidgin on ubuntu 9, is there anyway to keep the i.m. boxes opening at the same place.. whenever i close it, it pops up at the top.. i like it to be at the bottom.. anything to do?
[00:25] <tomek> what's
[00:25] <cyberbrain> !px2
[00:25] <tomek> im not so good at english nor at irc talk
[00:25] <deexannihilate> oskar: it is set to Automatic DHCP
[00:26] <StrictlyR> tomek he wants to  know what your wireless problem is
[00:26] <anto9us> abbazabba, I know compiz can do it, don't ask me how though.
[00:26] <arbir> Cryptic_Donkey: i am havint trouble with my apache vhost module. can you please help me ?
[00:26] <jim__> exit
[00:26] <rumy> hi evry1 im a new ubuntua prob.. user and i hav
[00:26] <Cryptic_Donkey> tomek, I am wore than willing to help  you solve your wireless  isue, but do due so i nee to see the out put of dmesg and lspci
[00:26] <oskar-> deexannihilate, what does ifconfig say about it? does it have an ip? is there a default route set (route -n, one with destination 0.0.0.0)
[00:26] <nowimproved> can i sort my posts by custom field , in each post i put numbers 1-20
[00:26] <Cryptic_Donkey> tomek, paste bin it please
[00:26] <abbazabba> anto9us: i'm not gonna ask how, but do you know howi could access compiz?
[00:26] <cyberbrain> is Px2 engine program?i can't find it in repos
[00:27] <rumy> wen i download sumthn frm mininova.com, y does it go 2 all da desktops?
[00:28] <rumy> wer du i go 2 change da settings of da desktop
[00:28] <anto9us> abbazabba, enable desktop effects and install compizconfig-settings-manager
[00:28] <oskar-> !english | rumy
[00:28] <tonii> hrhr
[00:28] <rww> !u > rumy (Please see the private message from the bot)
[00:29] <ctmjr> abbazabba: you can ask in #compiz channel if anyone is around they will be more than willing to help you
[00:29] <StrictlyR> cryptic donkey can you  help me..i am having a wireless problem and wired problem with mymy netbook..eepc1005ha..installed it to a flash drive and it loads..just no wireless and wired
[00:29] <deexannihilate> oskar: how do I go about finding out this information?
[00:29] <EricInBNE> ubuntu detects my second videocard on reboot but not on boot. so every time i start my PC i have to reboot it and move around my windows
[00:30] <Cryptic_Donkey> Does any one know why they remover thunderbird from the repositories for sityforu bit?
[00:31] <rumy> how do i change the settings of the desktop?
[00:32] <LasBuntu> any suggestions on a PHP editor that can verify my crappy code for me?
[00:32] <IceD^_> LasBuntu: you'd better start writing good code
[00:32] <IceD^_> however, as all php code is crappy by definition - try netbeans
[00:32] <LasBuntu> i've never written any code frankly, I just know my beginning code isn't going to be perfect
[00:33] <LasBuntu> IceD^_:  I'm being told by the boss to write it in PHP, already tried working on that :P
[00:35] <Escalade> k3b stalls when I am burning an .iso
[00:35] <rumy> umm guys, how do i change the settings of my desktop?
[00:36] <deexannihilate> oskar: how do I find this information?
[00:36] <erikk71> good evening all
[00:36] <StrictlyR> can anyone help...i cant connect my eepc 1005ha wireless or wired...i am new to ubuntu as fo the past few hours..
[00:36] <ctmjr> rumy: what settings are you trying to change?
[00:36] <Escalade> hi! | erikk71
[00:37] <Escalade> StrictlyR, what is your card?
[00:37] <StrictlyR> atheros
[00:37] <rumy> umm da settings lik colour, effects, da cube effect or sumthn lik dat
[00:37] <rumy> wher is it in da menus?
[00:38] <Templar_Xion> Is rumy speaking in carribean perl?
[00:38] <Escalade> StrictlyR, it should just work
[00:38] <erikk71> how do u get forefox 3.5 branding to work
[00:38] <Escalade> erikk71, sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[00:38] <Flannel> !ff35 | erikk71
[00:38] <erikk71> i did
[00:38] <rww> Escalade: firefox-3.5 is branded as Shiretoko on Jaunty, see ubottu's link.
[00:38] <StrictlyR> ar9285 for the wireless ar8132 for wired
[00:39] <Escalade> StrictlyR, then it should work
[00:39] <erikk71> then why does this update
[00:39] <erikk71> pop up
[00:39] <Escalade> what update?
[00:39] <Escalade> rww, I know.
[00:39] <deexannihilate> I went through a tutorial on updating the WIFI and now the entire driver is missing. I attempted to reinstall it using Synaptic Package Manager, but the it will not read through the wired connection either.  Any suggestions on how to get the ethernet cable working so I can work on redownloading the driver? I am running Remix on Aspire One D250 with Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter.
[00:39] <erikk71> firefox 3.5 brand
[00:39] <erikk71> branding
[00:39] <Andres_F> Hi everyone... someone knows an application to synchronize a folder to a flash drive
[00:40] <Escalade-tor-dor> erikk71, it's called shiretoko for some reason
[00:40] <StrictlyR> not to contradict you..but it is not..i am using my windows
[00:40] <erikk71> which im running
[00:40] <Escalade-tor-dor> erikk71, just use shiretoko. it's the same as firefox 3.5
[00:40] <StrictlyR> to speak to you now...just wont connect..i knowi am not doing something right just not sure where to start since new to the linux world
[00:40] <erikk71> a friend installed another linux disro
[00:41] <blablub> can someone help me plz? i use luks and it runs fine with linux 2.6.28... but with everything above it just wont boot... it always says wrong password, options or fs
[00:41] <erikk71> it has reg firefox brand
[00:41] <blablub> and i think its just the same like this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup/+bug/21878 (last postings) but dont know what to do
[00:41] <cattellar> anybody know how to open gmountiso from the commandline?
[00:41] <miguelin> i cant set up desktop effects it says "Desktop effects could not be enabled"
[00:41] <cattellar> i tried gmountiso but that isnt the correct name
[00:42] <mechtech> just jumping right in here: I'm on jaunty, and my default browser is firefox 3.0.12
[00:42] <Escalade-tor-dor> erikk71, it's firefox
[00:42] <Flannel> erikk71: Yes.  In Ubuntu (Jaunty), since Firefox3.5 isn't the default browser, it's being called by another name due to trademark issues with mozilla.
[00:42] <mechtech> !abuse
[00:42] <erikk71> it must ubuntu an firefox
[00:42] <Escalade-tor-dor> mechtech, i have the same.
[00:42] <Escalade-tor-dor> erikk71, what?
[00:43] <erikk71> cause he runs pclinuxos 2009
[00:43] <rww> erikk71: consider reading the link about this that you were given: http://is.gd/1reB3
[00:43] <deexannihilate> Can someone help me please. :) I went through a tutorial on updating the WIFI and now the entire driver is missing. I attempted to reinstall it using Synaptic Package Manager, but now it will not read through the wired connection either.  Any suggestions on how to get the ethernet cable working so I can work on redownloading the driver? I am running Remix on Aspire One D250 with Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wire
[00:43] <X-Seti> hi, I have a problem with 9.04, I seem to have lost the menu (top bar) gnome loads just the wallpaper and icons.
[00:43] <losher> cattellar: Gmount-iso
[00:43] <X-Seti> I can only run stuff opening the shell. ?
[00:44] <cattellar> thanks losher
[00:44] <rww> X-Seti: does alt-f2 work?
[00:44] <signpost> where can I get a kernel for a xen domu?
[00:44] <signpost> is there a package?
[00:44] <toyimp> Okay, this is gettin really annoying. I had the sound working perfect. Every time I'd restart I wouldn't have any problems at all. Well now I did a small update, 15 megs!!, and now it says my sound card is not connected. Any ideas?
[00:45] <Escalade-tor-dor> X-Seti, it's called a terminal
[00:45] <X-Seti> yes it does
[00:45] <mechtech> !ops
[00:45] <Flannel> mechtech: yes?
[00:45] <X-Seti> i have a terminal open on here, back in my day it was the shell, same diff
[00:46] <mechtech> flannel: pm?
[00:46] <erikk71> is it hard adding second hard on ubuntu
[00:46] <erikk71> hard drive
[00:46] <rww> X-Seti: open a terminal and do       ps -AH | grep gnome-panel        Does it come up with anything?
[00:46] <Flannel> mechtech: If you want to contact ops, #ubuntu-ops is the place
[00:46] <signpost> xen domu kernel, anybody?
[00:46] <losher> X-Seti: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=28103
[00:46] <X-Seti> rww, lets see
[00:46] <Cryptic_Donkey> mechtech, i am more tthan willing tour issue help you with yo
[00:47] <Flannel> mechtech: But PM is fine, yes.
[00:47] <mechtech> flannel: ok...thanks guys
[00:47] <X-Seti> rww, no. should that be done as root
[00:47] <rww> X-Seti: no
[00:47] <LjL> i'm on kubuntu hardy an a radeon 9600; the display config applet lets me select >60hz for resolutions such as 1280x1024 and 1600x1200, but not for my favorite 1400x1050...
[00:47] <deexannihilate> Can someone help me please? I am running Remix on my netbook and I can not connect to the internet through cable.
[00:47] <wasutton3> hey i am having a weird error arise when i try to use gpg and import a key from the ppa. : gpg: WARNING: unsafe permissions on configuration file `/home/will/.gnupg/gpg.conf'
[00:47] <rww> X-Seti: hit Alt-F2 and tell it to run "gnome-panel". Do your panels appear then?
[00:48] <Escalade-tor-dor> mechtech, why are you contacting ops...?
[00:48] <X-Seti> k
[00:48] <Flannel> Escalade-tor-dor: Let the ops worry about it.
[00:48] <losher> wasutton3: it means what it says. What are the permissions on your /home/will/.gnupg/gpg.conf' file?
[00:48] <Escalade-tor-dor> Flannel, I want to contact ops as well.
[00:48] <X-Seti> ahh that worked, how come it didnt pick that up on boot
[00:49] <kolopik> jest tu ktos z polski?
[00:49] <rww> !pl | kolopik
[00:49] <losher> !pl | kolopik
[00:49] <dragonlotus> hey, I'm working with apache2 in ubuntu 9.04 and just installed it.  I try to access http://localhost and I get a 403  any idea what's up?
[00:49] <kolopik> ok uciekam
[00:49] <howdo> wow !! made it :)
[00:49] <X-Seti> umm ok, i closed the terminal, and it died
[00:49] <wasutton3> losher: http://pastebin.com/m7336ac13
[00:49] <Flannel> Escalade-tor-dor: #ubuntu-ops is the place to do so.  Not here.
[00:49] <helper> dragonlotus maybe u need to check DocumentRoot
[00:49] <dragonlotus> helper, documentroot is /var/www in sites-available/default
[00:50] <rww> X-Seti: Hence me saying to run gnome-panel from alt-f2, not the terminal. But yeah, I'm not sure why it isn't running by default...
[00:50] <helper> dragonlotus in /var/www is there any index.html ?
[00:50] <dragonlotus> helper, yes it's the default "it works!" index.html
[00:51] <rumy> compiz is complicated for me
[00:51] <rumy> how du i change da theme?
[00:51] <helper> dragonlotus did u try to restart apache2 ? and try ?
[00:51] <howdo> anyone care to enlighten me with ubuntu server as ive struggled so far and i need to set users and ftp .(folders in their website directory) :-D
[00:51] <losher> wasutton3: in a terminal, run chmod g-rw /home/will/.gnupg/gpg.conf'. Also, don't run gpg under sudo...
[00:52] <toyimp> Any ideas on why my sound was working for the longest time. Then when I did an update that didn't have ANYthing to do with the sound it now says that my sound is not connected?
[00:52] <dragonlotus> helper, restarting apache2 worked.  Thanks, but will I have to do this when I reboot?  Or might you not know.
[00:52] <X-Seti> fww. im removing gnome totally, im hoping it i do the gnome install it might come back
[00:52] <dragonlotus> And your help is appreciated, helper.
[00:52] <wasutton3> losher did that, tried running it again. go this this time: gpg: WARNING: unsafe enclosing directory permissions on configuration file `/home/will/.gnupg/gpg.conf'
[00:52] <helper> dragonlotus it work after reboot ?
[00:52] <anto9us> toyimp, did your updates require reboot and have you done that?
[00:53] <dragonlotus> helper works after "sudo apache2ctl restart"
[00:53] <linuxguy2009> What program is used to create mouse pointer themes?
[00:53] <toyimp> yes I did the reboot. Which is what caused my sound to quit working
[00:53] <deexannihilate> Does anyone know how I can make my netbook connect via cable? It refuses to connect.
[00:53] <losher> wasutton3: that's progress. Next please run ls -ld /home/will/.gnupg (those are lower case Ls)
[00:53] <cyberbrain> has anybody ever had "power calibration error" while trying to burn DVD???
[00:53] <helper> dragonlotus actually after any modify u need to restart or seems when you install it , the daemon didn't restart anyway reboot and check i'm sure it will work
[00:53] <anto9us> toyimp, have you looked at volume mixer settings?
[00:53] <th0r> toyimp: it was a kernel update?
[00:53] <howdo> HELP REQUIRED !!! CRAP rates of pay"!!!! as in None O:-)
[00:54] <linuxguy2009> cyberbrain: Yes I have just recently.
[00:54] <wasutton3> losher:drwxrwx--- 2 will will 4096 2009-07-29 18:44 /home/will/.gnupg
[00:54] <dragonlotus> Helper, thanks! :)
[00:54] <losher> cyberbrain: first guess is the hardware is going bad...
[00:54] <wasutton3> sorry about the smilie i thought i had a space in there
[00:54] <toyimp> lol I'm not that dumb anto9us. In the device setting for the sound it says 'not connected' where it was working not even 40 seconds ago before the restart.
[00:54] <CokeNCode> hey guys, anyone else having trouble viewing videos on facebook
[00:54] <howdo> wow im getting trampled in the stampede \o/
[00:55] <losher> wasutton3: chmod g-rwx /home/will/.gnupg
[00:55] <cyberbrain> losher ... it works under windows good
[00:55] <linuxguy2009> cyberbrain: My parents computer did it and I thought the drive was going out. I swapped cables and took drives out and the hardware was fine. I think it boiled down to a bad update bug.
[00:55] <howdo> take me to your leader
[00:55] <kfan> hey what do i type to force install a .deb package
[00:55] <losher> cyberbrain: that implies a software issue. What are you using to burn?
[00:55] <wasutton3> losher: hey it works now, thanks. i tried looking over the internet but there wasnt any mention of those commands anywhere
[00:56] <linuxguy2009> cyberbrain: I got that error with Nero Linux 3 BTW its not just Brasero.
[00:56] <cyberbrain> losher, i've tried everything gnomebaker,k3b,nero linux, brasero!
[00:56] <th0r> toyimp: reboot, and at the 3 second prompt press ESC, choose an earlier kernel from the list and see if that restores sound
[00:57] <losher> wasutton3: I'm not sure why the permissions were wrong in the first place. Usually the install process takes care of it. At least the error messages are meaningful. Glad it's solved...
[00:57] <howdo> psssssssstttttt  !!!!
[00:57] <toyimp> th0r, k brb
[00:57] <cyberbrain> linuxguy2009, so you think i should replace cable?
[00:57] <linuxguy2009> cyberbrain: No your hardware is probably fine. Its a software issue probably a core ubuntu bug.
[00:58] <linuxguy2009> cyberbrain: Software I mean. Your hardware is probably fine.
[00:58] <howdo> \0/ over here
[00:58] <Flannel> !ask | howdo
[00:58] <losher> cyberbrain: I can't think why changing the cable would fix a problem that's only on Ubuntu but not windows....
[00:58] <anto9us> howdo, this is a help channel, if you wish to engage in chat then this isn't the place, thanks.
[00:58] <Dr_Willis> Please State the Nature of the Linux Emergancy.
[00:58] <Guest84181> hi somebody knows hoy
[00:58] <Guest84181> how to configure a
[00:58] <cyberbrain> linuxguy2009, if i reinstall ubuntu will it solve my problem?this version i have is updated since 7.04
[00:58] <Dr_Willis> !enter | Guest84181
[00:58] <Guest84181> microsoft vx 1000 webcam
[00:58] <deexannihilate> Does anyone know how to make my netbook connect through cable. It doesn't work anymore.
[00:58] <Guest84181> on Ubuntu linux 9.04
[00:58] <Dr_Willis> !webcam | Guest84181
[00:58] <howdo> im in need of commands to make ftp folders and users
[00:59] <linuxguy2009> cyberbrain: A fresh install will probably work again yes. As soon as you do a system update you will most likely reintroduce the bug.
[00:59] <Dr_Willis> Guest84181:  with webcams ive had.. either i plug them in and they work with no hassles., or they are totally unsupported at all and cant work.
[00:59] <Guest84181> thanks i'll watch it
[00:59] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: whats it use for network manager?
[00:59] <losher> linuxguy2009: cyberbrain: what os version are y'
[00:59] <cyberbrain> losher, don't know...it might be that ubuntu cannot recognie it on this bus!
[00:59] <losher> linuxguy2009: cyberbrain: what os version are y'all using...
[00:59] <anto9us> howdo, if someone knows and cares to answer they will, some patience may be necessary.
[00:59] <linuxguy2009> 9.04
[01:00] <howdo> k
[01:00] <cyberbrain> losher, 8.10
[01:00] <kfan> how to force install a .deb?????
[01:00] <deexannihilate> VPN?
[01:00] <Dr_Willis> howdo:  you normally install a 'ftp' server and configure it to use ftp. thers several ftp servers in the repositories
[01:00] <Dr_Willis> !ftp
[01:00] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: VPN?
[01:00] <AlphaWaves> helloo
[01:00] <anto9us> kfan, dpkg --force
[01:00] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: like WICD or gnome network manager....
[01:00] <losher> linuxguy2009: cyberbrain: so has it ever worked under Ubuntu or is it a day one problem?
[01:00] <linuxguy2009> cyberbrain: If your drive works in Windows then that just proves its just a software bug/issue.
[01:00] <asger_> is it possible to run itunes via wine?
[01:00] <howdo> how can i tell which one is installed as a friend set this up
[01:01] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: I don't have the slightest clue.
[01:01] <Jinkostar> have a problem I installed Ubuntu Studio, after the installation I have a green screnn somebody tell me to boot on recovery mode and to autorepair of X i did it but no way it doesn't work others idea?
[01:01] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: actually WICD is wifi
[01:01] <Dr_Willis> howdo:  none are installed by default. use the synaptic package manager to see whts installed.. or ask him.
[01:01] <linuxguy2009> losher: Oh yeah worked till a recent update on my parents computer.
[01:01] <anto9us> asger_, see http://appdb.winehq.org/
[01:01] <Guest84181> i've seen the page about my webcam
[01:01] <howdo> cant he s no longer here if you get what i mean
[01:01] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: Sorry, I'm new to this, so I don't know where to find the information unless someone directs me.
[01:01] <mankash> my ssh connection keep logging me out
[01:01] <Guest84181> but i've installed a driver
[01:02] <howdo> and its a cmd line server no gui
[01:02] <linuxguy2009> losher: I dont do system updates on my system very often at all so thats probably why mine hasnt done it yet/
[01:02] <spO> for my tv, i can change my picture size between native and natural, what is the difference?
[01:02] <cyberbrain> losher, linuxguy2009 ... it worked before...i think this is the first time i try to burn DVD after upgrade to 8.10...not sure though!
[01:02] <Guest84181> but i do not know how to create a link
[01:02] <spO> for displaying ubunut
[01:02] <Guest84181> to the device
[01:02] <Dr_Willis> howdo:  time to learn some linux  cli stuff then.. or install the ubuntu-desktop package so yoy have a gui
[01:02] <mankash> my ssh connection keep logging me out, I think it is not able to save key
[01:02] <losher> linuxguy2009: cyberbrain: well, I might believe a 9.04 update messed something up, but 8.10 is pretty mature, so I'm skeptical that it would go unnoticed...
[01:03] <howdo> ok but problem is a client wants access to ftp tomorrow *gulp
[01:03] <alazyworkaholic> Can I easily use wget to download a series of files? e.g. www.server.ca/file1 to www.server.ca/file200 ?
[01:03] <kfan> yo does anyone of Mac os in a virtual?
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> howdo:  you can add a 'user' with the 'sudo adduser' command.. ive no idea about ftp specic stuff any more.. I use ssh.. ftp is dead to me. :)
[01:03] <punzada> alazyworkaholic: sure with some bash scripting and regex it should be no issue
[01:03] <alazyworkaholic> or is there any other program?
[01:03] <kfan> just wondering what best VM would be for macos
[01:03] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: I can't find anything that allows me to actually look at the connection. Under network manager, it has a menu of different types of connections, but there is nothing listed under wired. When I first got the computer about a month ago, it automatically connected when plugged in (the same as my desktop), but now it doesn't respond at all.
[01:04] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: you know how to get to a command line?
[01:04] <deexannihilate> Yes
[01:04] <losher> linuxguy2009: cyberbrain: ok, running out of ideas. Time to google "Ubuntu power calibration error"  and see if it's a known issue...
[01:04] <alazyworkaholic> punzada: that's on my to-learn list. Any simpler noob way?
[01:04] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: at command type "ifconfig" (without quotes) and tell me what you see
[01:05] <asger_> anto9us, thx. i found a guide to install itunes in wine with ubuntu 8,02. Do u think it will work on the newest ubuntu as well?
[01:05] <kfan> anyone know a Lightscribe program?
[01:05] <dr3mro> does wpa2 secure enough in ubuntu
[01:05] <LjL> kfan: i think the only one around is a preliminary one from the company actually behind lightscribe
[01:05] <LjL> might not be easily installable in ubuntu
[01:05] <anto9us> asger_, I'd guess so, I don't use it though
[01:05] <linuxguy2009> kfan: Yeah i do. Its called lightscribe simple labeler.
[01:05] <howdo> anyone care to pm me and talk me threw cmds to do the ftp stuff :)
[01:06] <cyberbrain> losher, i google it! ... one guy had the same problem with same CD/DVD ROM ... his solution was "updated Px2 engine 2 higher config"...whatever that means :S
[01:06] <linuxguy2009> kfan: If your good with gimp you can edit the PNG files that it comes with and print any graphics you want in linux BTW.
[01:06] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: Link encap: Local Loopback
[01:06] <LjL> i'm on kubuntu hardy an a radeon 9600; the display config applet lets me select >60hz for resolutions such as 1280x1024 and 1600x1200, but not for my favorite 1400x1050...
[01:06] <inx-mdg> howdo: wish I could - I'm kinda noob
[01:06] <Dr_Willis> kfan:  there are lightscribe tools for linux. check the lightscribe homepage..  Im not sure they are in any repos.
[01:07] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: no eth0? That would be your wired network connection
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> kfan:  i recall a 'basic' and a 'advanced' versions of the tools.
[01:07] <linuxguy2009> The lightscribe simple labeler only does simple text only labels but with gimp you can edit those PNG with any graphics you want and burn any graphic on the whole disk.
[01:08] <frankenstein91> lightscribe is very imposible with Linux i have it too
[01:08] <yeahuyen> can someone tell me if there is a way to *DOWNGRADE* to an earlier version of ubuntu? say 8.04 or 8.10?
[01:08] <linuxguy2009> frankenstein91: Lightscribe is very easy in Ubuntu.
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> Ive used light scribe with Linux with no real propblems... other then th expensive cost of the media and the slowness
[01:08] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: I'm running Athero and it wasn't working. I went through a tutorial to update the driver which failed. I realized I could just download it from Synaptic package Manager, but i can't get the computer to connect through cable.
[01:08] <lowlycoder> i'm tryin to pick a good font for my terminal; how do I get linux to show me a list of fonts? is there a good tool to do this?
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> lowlycoder:  a terminal can only use specific kinds of fonts.. many people like the 'terminus' font for their terminals
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> !find terminux
[01:08] <Dr_Willis> !find terminus
[01:08] <toyimp> th0r, yeah that made it work again
[01:08] <frankenstein91> i have problem with lightscribe
[01:08] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: go back to the network manager and look under help and tell me what program it says it is
[01:09] <losher> linuxguy2009: cyberbrain: since you both say an upgrade broke it, take a look near the end of /var/log/dpkg.log and see if there's anything from the latest update that looks like it might be the culprit....
[01:09] <toyimp> th0r, any ideas how to fix it in the updated kernal? Or should I just wait a while and see if another update fixes it?
[01:09] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: It is the same as Network Connections?
[01:09] <th0r> toyimp: I had problems with that kernel with my wifi card...I think the new kernel is buggy
[01:09] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: yes
[01:09] <th0r> toyimp: I have frozen my install...won't update unless I have a very good reason
[01:09] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: It doesn't have a help screen.
[01:10] <rasturm> is anyone here with some experince in "Rent a coder" site?
[01:10] <toyimp> th0r, kk thanks for the help :)
[01:10] <AE> hey guys I have a problem with my sound I had just updated from 8.04 to 9.10 and all of a sudden my sound no longer works
[01:10] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: It lists wired, wireless, mobile broadband, vpn, and dsl. Nothing more.
[01:10] <frankenstein91> but i'm hier becous i have a problem with XDMCP it is only work when i'm on the PC1 alrady login
[01:10] <mib> hui
[01:10] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: you want wired
[01:10] <th0r> toyimp: you can change the boot up kernel in /boot/grub/menu.lst. Count the number for the kernel you want, starting at 0, and change the 'default' setting in that file
[01:10] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: Networkmanager applet 0.7.0.100
[01:10] <mib> i have error of input/output error when i try to write some file into my portable hard disk.please help
[01:10] <kfan> what do i actualy type in terminal to get this to force install because im a 64 bit       4l_1.0-1_i386.deb
[01:10] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: click the tab that says "wired"
[01:11] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: It is blank
[01:11] <linuxguy2009> losher: hmm cant look right now but kudos for the heads up on the dpkg.log file.Didnt know there was a log for that. thanks.
[01:11] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: along the right side of that dialog box is there an option to "add" a connection?
[01:11] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: Yes
[01:11] <rasturm> is anyone here with some experince in "Rent a coder" site?
[01:11] <frankenstein91> but i'm hier becous i have a problem with XDMCP it is only work when i'm on the PC1 alrady login     sry for the bad english
[01:12] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: lets try making a new connection
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> kfan:  if you are 64bit.. you dont 'force' a 32bit program to install.. it wont work.
[01:12] <kfan> what do i actualy type in terminal to get this to force install because im a 64 bit       4l_1.0-1_i386.deb
[01:12] <rww> !offtopic | rasturm
[01:12] <losher> linuxguy2009: understood. Best of luck....
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> kfan:  except perhaps in rare cases..
[01:12] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: OK. I don't have access to the account information if that'll make a difference?
[01:12] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: tell me what you see in the dialog box
[01:13] <toyimp> th0r, k trying to figure out the file.
[01:13] <AE> can somebody help me out with an audio problem
[01:13] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg:Wired, 802.1x Security, IPv4 Settings
[01:13] <Escalade-tor-dor> @lart AE
[01:13] <egkamp> I've got problems running dual monitors, about every 5th I reboot it doesn't recognize the higher resolutions of my second monitor.
[01:13] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: Under wired it has MAC Address and MTU
[01:13] <AE> hey Lart could you help me out with an audio problem
[01:13] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: we want a wired connection - we're just setting up the eth0 wired network connection at this point
[01:14] <th0r> toyimp: in the file near the top is a line that just says default 0. In the bootup menu, if the kernel you choose was the third line, change the default to read 'default 2' remember it starts at zero
[01:14] <egkamp> the "configure the display settings" icon opens to show both monitors, but the resolutions are screwy
[01:14] <losher> kfan: you need to download the source and compile it for 64 bit, instead of trying to force a 32 bit install...
[01:14] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: If I click on add Wired Connection, it opens a window, and the first tab option is Wired which lists MAC Address and MTU
[01:14] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: we need to tell it to use eth0 to access the wired connection - can't think where that goes since I can't seen your screen.
[01:14] <toyimp> th0r, ahhh, thank you! Was thinking that but didn't want to screw it all up if I did that haha.
[01:15] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: is there a button that says "okay" or "Continue" or something?
[01:15] <th0r> toyimp: if you do make a mistake, yo can always reboot and press ESC again <smile>
[01:15] <toyimp> th0r, very true.
[01:16] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: It has an apply button, but it can't be selected unless the information is entered.
[01:16] <th0r> toyimp: but you are smart to be careful around that file...it can cause some headaches. You should make a backup copy of it now so you have it if you need it
[01:16] <mib> i have error of input/output error when i try to write some file into my portable hard disk.please help
[01:16] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: hmmm.... need to go back a window
[01:16] <toyimp> th0r, already did :D
[01:16] <Dr_Willis> mib:  may be time to get a new hard disk.. or fsck that one and test it thourhly. What filesystem is on it?
[01:16] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: you want "auto DHCP"
[01:16] <th0r> toyimp: you're getting the hang of this linux stuff <smile>
[01:17] <toyimp> th0r, yeah. I've used it on and off for the past 6 years or so. And I just recently, like a week ago, fully ported to Ubuntu.
[01:17] <toyimp> th0r, I like it. But some headaches still arise for me.
[01:18] <th0r> toyimp: I have used it a lot longer, but even I was dual boot until about six months ago...vista finally did me in
[01:18] <frankenstein91> do you can't help me?
[01:18] <mib> Dr_Willis: even i try to remove safely, it said An Application prevent to be removed..but there is none holding the disk
[01:18] <losher> !ask | frankenstein91
[01:18] <AE> Escalade-tor-dor
[01:18] <AE> could you help me out
[01:18] <Dr_Willis> mib:  what filesystem is on the disk?  You may want to reboot to force it to get unmounted.. then fsck it.
[01:18] <frankenstein91> but i'm hier becous i have a problem with XDMCP it is only work when i'm on the PC1 alrady login      how can i slove this?
[01:18] <Escalade-tor-dor> AE, what do you need?
[01:18] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: Ok. So, When I first open the Network Connections, it has 5 tabs with different connection types. The first one is wired. I clicked "Add" to make a new connectio. I just tried again and it will allow me to press apply without entering an MAC Address. The last tab is IPv4 and it is set to Automatic DHCP.
[01:18] <toyimp> th0r, same here. Plus I really enjoy the flexibility of Linux. Its just learning how to be flexible myself is what takes time.
[01:19] <AE> I just upgraded from 8.04 to 9.10 and my sound died
[01:19] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: that sounds right...
[01:19] <AE> I have been looking around on the forums but nothing I have found has helped any :/
[01:19] <richardcavell> Is there a way to use apt-get to find out all suggested packages for the packages I have installed?
[01:20] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: if it accepts that, you will have to log out and then back in to activate it.
[01:20] <th0r> toyimp: yeah, I love the flexibility...have always had dual boot and used linux almost exclusively for years...but always had that other option til about six months ago. Did a lot of network work in my career and linux had tools windows couldn't come close to
[01:20] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg:Ok. I will try it.
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> frankenstein91:  you may want to check teh various (and proberly a bit old) xdmcp howto guides.. proberly you need to set up some xhost authority security stuff.. been ages since i last messed with xdmcp. I just use ssh forwarding now a days
[01:20] <linuxguy2009> richardcavell: You mean package recomends?
[01:20] <richardcavell> linuxguy2009: yeah
[01:20] <losher> ae: if you have a backup, I advise you to go back to 8.04, frankly....
[01:20] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: by the way, what kind of computer is this?
[01:20] <th0r> richardcavell: look at aptoncd...it might do what you want
[01:21] <Escalade-tor-dor> AE, what sound card do you have
[01:21] <AE> losher honestly!?
[01:21] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: Just curious...
[01:21] <anto9us> AE, toyimp is having the same issue with the latest kernel, install the previous kernel, reboot and select it and see if it restores sound
[01:21] <linuxguy2009> richardcavell: you want command line only?
[01:21] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: Aspire D250
[01:21] <richardcavell> linuxguy2009: I can use synaptic package manager to go through them manually but it's a bit tedious
[01:21] <th0r> toyimp: looks like I should have filed a bigger bug report on that kernel <smile>
[01:21] <linuxguy2009> richardcavell: Ok I see give me a min to look through man page
[01:21] <frankenstein91> Dr_Willis: sry my english is bad   but i search for howtos and it is not work
[01:21] <AE> sound works fine when I boot into a Live version of 8.04
[01:21] <richardcavell> th0r: I don't think so
[01:21] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: I logged out and back on and it still says no Network Connection.
[01:21] <toyimp> th0r, I strongly agree with you there. I just started learning Python. And with Python being native to linux... well actually with any programming language being native. I like how everything works with linux way more in comparison to windows.
[01:22] <coleys> To change root password: sudo passwd root
[01:22] <richardcavell> th0r: What I'm thinking is that I'll install some of the optional suggested packages
[01:22] <richardcavell> coleys: does that mean that you can then login as root?
[01:22] <losher> ae: well, people keep losing sound in 9.04, and apparently it's *still* not fixed...
[01:22] <rww> !noroot | coleys
[01:22] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: can you go back to the command line and type "ifconfig" again and see if it shows "eth0"
[01:22] <coleys> richardcavell: Yes.
[01:22] <AE> lol
[01:22] <Dr_Willis> frankenstein91:  Ive had it set up ages ago. but not tried it lately. I recall having to edit the gdm.conf file and 1 or 2 other files.. and that was it..
[01:22] <coleys> rww: I don't care =p
[01:22] <coleys> To change root password: sudo passwd root
[01:22] <Dr_Willis> frankenstein91:  why do you even need xdmcp?  why just not 'ssh -X' to the remote box and runs stuff that way
[01:23] <steveb_> new user hi xubuntu how do i get my network to show ?
[01:23] <Escalade-tor-dor> AE, what sound card do you have?
[01:23] <lstarnes> coleys: please don't recommend that
[01:23] <egkamp> Fixed my dual monitor problem.  Can't use metacity, have to use compiz in order for my Samsung to recognized.
[01:23] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: No, it looks exactly the same.
[01:23] <linuxguy2009> richardcavell: "--install-recommends" add that as an option. Thats it.
[01:23] <richardcavell> coleys: having a root shell is very handy sometimes when you %*!% your system
[01:23] <Dr_Willis> steveb_:  you mean your 'windows shares' ?
[01:23] <richardcavell> linuxguy2009: okay
[01:23] <frankenstein91> Dr_Willis: for school
[01:23] <coleys> Im not recommending it, Im just stating it.
[01:23] <inx-mdg> de
[01:23] <rww> richardcavell: that's what rescue mode is for
[01:23] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: hmmm.....
[01:23] <Dr_Willis> !xdmcp
[01:23] <richardcavell> rww: I know.  I've had to use it.
[01:23] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: Actually, I just had an incredibly blonde moment. Give me a second.
[01:23] <steveb_> yes have 2 on windows
[01:23] <AE> Escalade: http://pastebin.com/m49336d19
[01:24] <coleys> richardcavell: I totally agree root, all the way.
[01:24] <inx-mdg> richardcavell: perhaps apt-cache show "name of app" is what you need - not sure that is right command...
[01:24] <Flannel> coleys, richardcavell: Unless you intend to be here 24/7 to support everyone who has a root password set, please don't recommend/endorse/whatever setting one here.
[01:24] <coleys> Flannel: I do intent, thanks for the offer.
[01:24] <mankash> my ssh connection keep logging me out, I think it is not able to save key
[01:24] <Escalade-tor-dor> AE, you spelled my name wrong
[01:24] <AE> sry
[01:25] <frankenstein91> Dr_Willis: ther are only bad computers so i will use my and ssh is blocked ther
[01:25] <richardcavell> inx-mdg: I'll still have to go through all my packages manually
[01:25] <Escalade-tor-dor> AE, did you get all updates?
[01:25] <AE> aye
[01:25] <helper> can someone do echo $PATH , and paste for me the paths ? thx =)
[01:25] <asger> I need help with my ipod. I'd like to copy my music to my ipod. I've tryed both banshee and rhythmbox, but i can't get it to work.
[01:25] <coleys> Flannel: I have my way of supporting and it works :)
[01:25] <Dr_Willis> frankenstein91:  using xdmcp over the 'internet' is defindatly not a good or 'secure' way of doing it.  if they got ssh blocked - they proberly got xdmcp blocked as well. I only use xdmcp on the local lans.
[01:25] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: No, it looks exactly the same.
[01:26] <ShadowAp3x> helper: /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
[01:26] <inx-mdg> richardcavell: I guess I'm not sure what you want to do.....
[01:26] <th0r> asger: I use gtkpod
[01:26] <helper> ShadowAp3x thx :)
[01:26] <Mickael> I'm having trouble using my wpn111 usb wifi dongle with ubuntu 9.04
[01:26] <Dr_Willis> frankenstein91:  perhaps check out vnc, or similer remote desktop tools
[01:26] <egkamp> from Compiz Fusion icon / Settings Manger, I chose General Options / Display Settings, then overwrote the Outputs...  Restarting X picked up the new monitor, so that instead of "unknown", i see Samsung, with appropriate resolution choices.
[01:26] <asger> th0r, yeah, it seems like my computer is having trouble with that program.
[01:27] <pzero> how do i give users bash instead of sh? I know its a dumb question : (
[01:27] <richardcavell> linuxguy2009: wait, I don't want install-recommends.  I want install-suggests, but there is no such option
[01:27] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: any luck?
[01:27] <asger> th0r, so i'd rather use another 1
[01:27] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: No. It looks exactly the same as it did the first time.
[01:27] <Flannel> pzero: They have bash by default
[01:27] <Mickael> Wireless network drivers says its unable to see if the hardware is detected
[01:27] <frankenstein91> my problem is it works but only when i'm login local and then remote
[01:27] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: there is no mention of eth0
[01:27] <pzero> flannel, let's say they dont for some reason. how would i fix that?
[01:27] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: is your wireless card still plugged in?
[01:27] <th0r> asger: I did have some problems initially getting it to work. When i first plugged in the ipod I saw jeez...maybe a dozen copies of the same things....I just went through it deleting them all and finally got down to one...and it has worked fine since
[01:28] <Elryte> hi. should i use transmission or something else for peer to peer?
[01:28] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: plugged in? Like physically?
[01:28] <linuxguy2009> richardcavell: ok I see Ill take another look
[01:28] <Flannel> pzero: Using a GUI, you'd go to users and groups, and change their shell.  In a terminal, use usermod to change their shell (--shell)
[01:28] <ShadowAp3x> pzero: there is a gui front-end in Ubuntu
[01:28] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: I guess a better question is - is there a card plugged in or switched on?
[01:28] <ShadowAp3x> pzer: exactly what Flannel saud
[01:28] <pzero> thanks
[01:28] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: Sorry. :( It is built in.
[01:29] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: there should be switch to turn it off....
[01:29] <frankenstein91> my problem is it works but only when i'm login local and then remote over LAN but    i need it so that i must only login remote
[01:29] <Mickael> Anyone know how to get netgear wpn111 working with ubuntu?
[01:29] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: If there is, I never saw it. There is a switch (like the one that releases the screen of a laptop) but it has never effected the wireless
[01:30] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: outside of that, I've never seen it.
[01:30] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: what kind of computer is this?
[01:30] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: Acer Aspire One D250
[01:31] <linuxguy2009> richardcavell: Looks like there is no suggested option for apt-get. Sorry.
[01:31] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: and for the record.. the switch I am talking about does nothing with the screen. I'm not that dumb lol
[01:31] <richardcavell> linuxguy2009: I'll have to do it manually :(
[01:32] <helper> something wrong with ssh , i try to login remotely via ssh 5 times till it accept password! when i go to server and do sudo passwd user , and try to re-log via ssh it work! why? thx
[01:32] <rev_> .
[01:33] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: I don't know if when you plug in the wired cable the wifi automatically goes off....
[01:33] <att0> I just ran a wget command and it is downloading every page that is linked to the html file I originally wanted. I exited out of the terminal but it is still running in the background. Any ideas on how to stop it?
[01:33] <frankenstein91> oki bb noone can help me
[01:33] <inx-mdg> att0: pidof wget
[01:33] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: I unplugged it. Should I log off again to see if it effected it?
[01:33] <inx-mdg> att0: and kill it
[01:33] <linuxguy2009> richardcavell: Why in the world would you want to do that anyways?
[01:33] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: you can try
[01:34] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: Also, there is no driver for the wireless, if that'll make a difference.
[01:34] <richardcavell> linuxguy2009: I just found that a package would have worked better had I installed the suggested other packages
[01:34] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: And I looked int he manual and it does enable and disable the wireless, but I've messed with it before and it didn't effect the wireless.
[01:34] <att0> inx-mdg: ran pidof and it showed two ID's. Do I "kill _ID_"?
[01:34] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: you could turn the computer off, plug the wired cable in and then reboot and see what happens
[01:35] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: I've done that multiple times, but I'll try it again.
[01:35] <deexannihilate> brb
[01:35] <linuxguy2009> ichardcavell:  Then simply use synaptic to install the suggested for that package. Thats easy.
[01:35] <Gingerbread-Man> :-\ quick question
[01:35] <Gingerbread-Man> why does ubuntu suck so much? .... never found a distro as bad as ubuntu
[01:35] <inx-mdg> att0: I believe its "kill 01111" or whatever the number is...
[01:36] <rww> "sudo pkill wget"
[01:36] <richardcavell> linuxguy2009: well I'm doing it but I'm doing it manually
[01:36] <linuxguy2009> Gingerbread-Man: God bless and goodbye
[01:36] <att0> inx-mdg: got it :)  . I had to "man kill" and read
[01:36] <blind|melon|chit> !ops
[01:36] <mankash> my ssh connection keep logging me out, I think it is not able to save key
[01:36] <sh4d0wz> Question: Can somone help me 1on1 in pm with my user problems?
[01:36] <Pricey> blind|melon|chit: Hi?
[01:37] <sircrazy> emergency? why did someone call emergency
[01:37] <inx-mdg> richardcavell: I know there is a command to show what suggested packages - but can't think of it....
[01:37] <sh4d0wz> Question: Can somone help me 1on1 in pm with my user problems?
[01:37] <Dr_Willis> Please State the Nature of the Linux Emergancy.
[01:37] <blind|melon|chit> Pricey: <Gingerbread-Man> why does ubuntu suck so much? .... never found a distro as bad as ubuntu
[01:37] <sh4d0wz> I have a emergency
[01:37] <sh4d0wz> I cant sudo
[01:37] <Gingerbread-Man> not only does the distro suck but the irc channel is unhelpful to people who desperately need help often giveing flawed advice and not even attempting to explain why they should folow the advice
[01:37] <sh4d0wz> or when i try and go to user and groups
[01:37] <sh4d0wz> it says im not allowed
[01:37] <sh4d0wz> what do i do?
[01:38] <rvn> i fired up gparted to reclaim some space from my ntfs partitions
[01:38] <Dr_Willis> sh4d0wz:  you are trying to sudo as your first user you made?
[01:38] <rvn> and gparted doesnt seem to be able to resize them
[01:38] <richardcavell> sh4d0wz: You unlock the user and groups
[01:38] <rvn> is that.. normal?
[01:38] <Pricey> Gingerbread-Man: Thsi channel is manned purely by volunteers. If you see bad advice then please! help us out and give your own.
[01:38] <sh4d0wz> yes i am
[01:38] <richardcavell> rvn: yes
[01:38] <sh4d0wz> i think i fucked somthing up when i was playing in user and groups last night
[01:38] <losher> Gingerbread-Man: not only that, but people come on the channel complaining about how bad the distro is...
[01:38] <rvn> richardcavell, do i need to not be booted off of anything on the hdd to modify the table then?
[01:38] <linuxguy2009> Gingerbread-Man: Do you need help?
[01:38] <sh4d0wz> sh4d0wz@sh4d0wz:~$ sudo passwd
[01:38] <sh4d0wz> [sudo] password for sh4d0wz:
[01:38] <sh4d0wz> sh4d0wz is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[01:38] <sh4d0wz> sh4d0wz@sh4d0wz:~$
[01:38] <FloodBot3> sh4d0wz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:38] <rww> !ohmy > sh4d0wz (Please see the private message from the bot)
[01:38] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: it all looks the same
[01:38] <richardcavell> sh4d0wz: make sure your normal username has permission to administer the system
[01:38] <Pricey> sh4d0wz: Make sure you are part of the 'admin' group.
[01:38] <kerm|t> how do i fix suspend on a dell e6400?   i've looked in the forums, and all i find is people asking the same question but no answers.
[01:38] <sh4d0wz> how if I cant get in user and groups?
[01:38] <sh4d0wz> ;\
[01:39] <blind|melon|chit> Gingerbread-Man: Don't mistake unhelpfulness by the staff as unhelpfulness by the community as a whole
[01:39] <spO> how do i make it so i autologin to desktop?
[01:39] <Gingerbread-Man> linuxguy2009 i doubt verry much you would know enough about my system to beable to help with even basic tasks :-)
[01:39] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: hmm.... thinking......
[01:39] <blind|melon|chit> Every distro has bad apples
[01:39] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: Thank you for your help!
[01:39] <ctmjr> sh4d0wz: you using ubuntu or debian?
[01:39] <sh4d0wz> ubuntu
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> sh4d0wz:  only the 'initial' user can   do 'sudo' stuff  by default.. you normally add new users.. and login as the initial user. and set up where others can also sudo.
[01:39] <linuxguy2009> Gingerbread-Man: Your right Im a total idoit and can not help you whatsoever. Bye.
[01:39] <Pricey> Gingerbread-Man: If you've got any suggestions, please put them to us in #ubuntu-ops
[01:39] <sh4d0wz> cant sudo or get in user groups
[01:39] <helper> something wrong with ssh , i try to login remotely via ssh 5 times till it accept password! when i go to server and do sudo passwd user , and try to re-log via ssh it work! why? thx
[01:39] <elky> !appeals > Gingerbread-Man
[01:39] <Pricey> Gingerbread-Man: otherwie, lets let hte support continue.
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> spO:  itsin the GDM login manager settings under system -> admin->login window
[01:40] <sh4d0wz> drwillis pm please too many msg;s
[01:40] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: are you the only one who uses that computer or did someone else do setup?
[01:40] <Gingerbread-Man> linuxguy2009 i dont think you are a total idiot its just i do not use ubuntu so i fail to see how your advice could be relivent to my current distro?
[01:40] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: The indicator light on the wireless switch doesn't work with linux from what I've read. So, I wouldn't know if it was on or off. It springs back automatically after switched.
[01:40] <bmorris> Is there anyway to have gnome remember window positions for apps and have them startup on boot?
[01:40] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: I'm the only one that uses it.
[01:40] <Pricey> Gingerbread-Man: linuxguy2009: Feel free to continue in PM. However heed the advice above also.
[01:40] <blind|melon|chit> Pricey: According to ikonia you're not -supposed- to go to #ubuntu-ops, I've received warnings for even being in there
[01:41] <Pricey> blind|melon|chit: PM
[01:41]  * richardcavell logs out of #ubuntu because he needs the bandwidth to play computer games
[01:41] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: what happened when you plugged in the network cable and rebooted?
[01:41] <linuxguy2009> Pricey: Dude who the heck are you? Nobody is talking to you.
[01:41] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: Absolutely nothing changed.
[01:41] <linuxguy2009> Pricey: Im not harassing anyone.
[01:41] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: Or that I cant tell.
[01:41] <Escalade-tor-dor> linuxguy2009, he's the moderator
[01:41] <linuxguy2009> hehe
[01:41] <sh4d0wz> man can somone help in PM?
[01:41] <Escalade-tor-dor> linuxguy2009, stafff actually
[01:41] <linuxguy2009> Well use common sense Im not bothering anyone so dont flame me.
[01:41] <LjL> !offtopic
[01:41] <Dr_Willis> sh4d0wz:   i have most all pm's auto-ignriod/blocked.. by default only the FIRST user you made can do 'sudo' tasks. are you trying this stuff as your first initial user you made?
[01:42] <sh4d0wz> Yes
[01:42] <sh4d0wz> the user it came with
[01:42] <sircrazy> linuxguy2009: you are bothering those needing support in here
[01:42] <glitsj16> kerm|t: personally i have been able to solve most suspend/hibernate problems by moving to a more recent kernel ... have you tried that yet?
[01:42] <sh4d0wz> I think i fucked it up when i was fucking around in user and groups yesterday
[01:42] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: its odd that it won't let you setup wired networking....
[01:42] <sh4d0wz> now i cant sudo or get in user and groups
[01:42] <helper> something wrong with ssh , i try to login remotely via ssh 5 times till it accept password! when i go to server and do sudo passwd user , and try to re-log via ssh it work! why? thx
[01:42] <Flannel> sh4d0wz: Please mind your language.
[01:42] <lowlycoder> how do I install pcf fonts on ubuntu?
[01:42] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: Wouldn't it need a driver to do so?
[01:43] <Escalade-tor-dor> sh4d0wz, stop using the F word
[01:43] <linuxguy2009> Im here helping people actually thats what i do every time im here.
[01:43] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: I just tried loading the driver onto a card and I'll try installing it that way.
[01:43] <helper> !language sh4d0wz
[01:43] <blind|melon|chit> linuxguy2009: That doesn't mean they're going to be friendly to you, trust me
[01:43] <sh4d0wz> ok ok
[01:43] <LjL> !fonts > lowlycoder    (lowlycoder, see the private message from ubottu) not sure which format PCF is, but perhaps this helps anyway
[01:43] <sh4d0wz> I dont need four people telling me
[01:43] <sh4d0wz> i heard you the first time
[01:43] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: the wired network connection usually is automatically setup and just works, but since you don't show an eth0 and we can't get one setup via network manager - I 'm sorta stumped....
[01:43] <Dr_Willis> sh4d0wz:  sounds like you need to check for some 'fix sudo broken'  pages/forum threads
[01:43] <acr0nym> ah insomnia
[01:43] <acr0nym> why can't I sleep
[01:43] <acr0nym> it's almost 3 am now
[01:43] <LjL> !offtopic | acr0nym
[01:44] <Mickael> If I reinstall ubuntu onto the same place on the hdd, would i have to reinstall the bootloader?
[01:44] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: I'm trying to run the driver in the terminal now. I'll see if this works
[01:44] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: was the wired cable plugged in when you were trying to setup a wired connection before?
[01:44] <helper> sh4d0wz what's main problem ?
[01:44] <Dr_Willis> Mickael:  it would reinstall teh grub loader normally automatically
[01:44] <sh4d0wz> i cant sudo
[01:44] <sh4d0wz> or get in user and groups
[01:44] <losher> helper: can you run 'ssh -v'  and paste the output to  http://paste.ubuntu.com?
[01:44] <sh4d0wz> says im not allowed
[01:44] <sh4d0wz> sh4d0wz is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[01:44] <LjL> Mickael: well, parts of the bootloader *are* inside the ubuntu partition to begin with (as long as you didn't install it in custom ways), so yeah
[01:44] <Flannel> sh4d0wz: Alright, are you still in the admin group? What's the output of "groups"?
[01:44] <sh4d0wz> Huh?
[01:45] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: One time it was and then I tried again when you said it sometimes automatically disconnected.
[01:45] <Flannel> sh4d0wz: Go to a terminal, type "groups" paste the output here.
[01:45] <LjL> sh4d0wz: type "groups" in a shell and give him the output
[01:45] <Mickael> i did install it custom, its dualbooting with win7
[01:45] <helper> sh4d0wz ok  you don't have prividge user! go to /etc/sudoers and modify that
[01:45] <Flannel> sh4d0wz: It'll be one line, so you can paste it no rpoblem.
[01:45] <LjL> Mickael: so it's not GRUB?
[01:45] <Mickael> its grub
[01:45] <sh4d0wz> sh4d0wz@sh4d0wz:~$ groups
[01:45] <sh4d0wz> sh4d0wz fax cdrom dip plugdev fuse
[01:45] <sh4d0wz> sh4d0wz@sh4d0wz:~$
[01:45] <Mickael> but it would still be there if i removed the ubuntu partition
[01:45] <Pricey> sh4d0wz: you must be a part of the 'admin' group, to sudo
[01:45] <helper> sh4d0wz add yourself as admin
[01:45] <tony> Is anyone able to help me with dual monitors? I am having trouble enabling compiz, I have an MX4000 (128mb) running ubuntu 9.04
[01:45] <sh4d0wz> HOW!
[01:46] <sh4d0wz> sh4d0wz@sh4d0wz:~$ /etc/sudoers
[01:46] <sh4d0wz> bash: /etc/sudoers: Permission denied
[01:46] <mattperry> if I combine 2 files using the cat command, how would someone else be able to pull them apart into the original 2 files again?
[01:46] <Pricey> sh4d0wz: You should get whoever administers your system to do so.
[01:46] <LjL> Mickael: ok, but the point is, GRUB is installed partly in the boot sector, and partly on a partition - generally your main Ubuntu partition. at least the latter will need to be installed again
[01:46] <lstarnes> sh4d0wz: can you access recovery mode when rebooting?
[01:46] <helper> sh4d0wz use as root: usermod -g Primary group -G Secondary group
[01:46] <Flannel> sh4d0wz: Right, so that's why you can't sudo anymore.  You need to be in admin.  You'll have to reboot, go to the recovery console, and then type "adduser sh4d0wz admin"
[01:46] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: leave the network cable plugged in and completely shut down the computer, leave it off for about 30 seconds and then reboot and then tell me what you  - network icon-wise
[01:46] <lstarnes> sh4d0wz: if you can, use gpasswd -a sh4d0wz admin
[01:46] <linuxguy2009> Is there a way to get mods to see trolls like we just had so folks dont get it taken out on them instead? I really dont like getting yelled at for other folks ignorant beahvior.
[01:46] <LjL> linuxguy2009: ask in #ubuntu-ops
[01:46] <sh4d0wz> gpasswd: Permission denied.
[01:46] <linuxguy2009> thanks
[01:46] <blind|melon|chit> linuxguy2009: Well you can use the ops command, but the last time I reported a troll in here I got kickbanned right along with him, so at your own risk
[01:46] <Flannel> sh4d0wz: Use adduser.  And you have to reboot to recovery console.
[01:47] <sh4d0wz> Ok
[01:47] <tony> Is anyone able to help me with dual monitors? I am having trouble enabling compiz, I have an MX4000 (128mb) running ubuntu 9.04 thanks.
[01:47] <losher> linuxguy2009: he's not worth bothering about. We regulars know you're a good guy....
[01:47] <LasBuntu> Looking for a small simple PHP debugger, suggestions?
[01:47] <helper> losher http://paste.ubuntu.com/236263/ now i'm in server i use this check it =)
[01:48] <linuxguy2009> losher: High Five :)
[01:48] <kerm|t> do i have to turn off acpi or apic to get suspend working on a dell latitude e6400?
[01:48] <blind|melon|chit> LasBuntu: You'd probably get a quicker answer in #php, I've never used a debugger for it personally
[01:48] <deexannihilate1> alright.
[01:48] <what> here it is
[01:48] <LasBuntu> thank Blind
[01:48] <what> # menu.lst - See: grub(8), info grub, update-grub(8)
[01:48] <what> #            grub-install(8), grub-floppy(8),
[01:48] <what> #            grub-md5-crypt, /usr/share/doc/grub
[01:48] <what> #            and /usr/share/doc/grub-legacy-doc/.
[01:48] <what> ## default num
[01:48] <what> # Set the default entry to the entry number NUM. Numbering starts from 0, and
[01:48] <what> # the entry number 0 is the default if the command is not used.
[01:48] <FloodBot3> what: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:48] <Dr_Willis> kerm|t:  ive had to turm those off with problem laptops in the past..but by being OFF.. i think that will prevent suspend from working at all..
[01:48] <DaZ> what, die!
[01:48] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: ok. give me a second to try loading the driver for the wifi and then i'll restart
[01:49] <Flannel> DaZ: Please don't.
[01:49] <DaZ> in pain :f
[01:49] <antonio_> ahi alguien
[01:49] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: don't reload wifi - I thought you wanted a wired connection...??
[01:49] <tony> I need help with dual monitors, I cannot get compiz working.  Can some please help me??
[01:49] <ArcherSeven> tony what graphics card?
[01:49] <tony> nvidia, mx4000
[01:49] <Pici> !es | antonio_
[01:49] <Pull_My_Bleep> antonio_, quien?
[01:49] <scunizi> to get java functioning in FF what do I install?
[01:49] <tony> its the only one around the office that I can nab Lol.
[01:50] <DaZ> scunizi, java maybe?
[01:50] <glitsj16> LasBuntu: php5-xdebug is in regular repositories, that might fit the description
[01:50] <scunizi> DaZ: java-common?
[01:50] <ArcherSeven> tony: do you have the restricted driver installed?  (I'll be honest, been since 8.04 since i've used ubuntu itself)
[01:51] <what> why do i keep seeing random red text??
[01:51] <losher> helper: it looks normal. Are you saying you get 5 failures and then a success, using the *same* password?
[01:51] <tony> ArcherSeven: I installed the hardware drivers, version 96
[01:51] <DaZ> scizzo-, don't know, sun calls it java runtime environment ;
[01:51] <lstarnes> what: what random red text?
[01:51] <Macro_FTW> what, red text from other users means that people have typed your name; it's a form of highlighting.
[01:51] <Pici> what: Probably because your nickname is a common english word and people are using it when they talk
[01:51] <helper> losher yes
[01:51] <Macro_FTW> I suggest you change your username to something more obscure so you don't get this. ;)
[01:51] <Pull_My_Bleep> like what are you talking about
[01:51] <what> nickname?
[01:51] <Pull_My_Bleep> what, don't use nicknames like those
[01:51] <lstarnes> what: the name that you are using on this chat
[01:52] <Macro_FTW> what- Yes, nickname. The thing we are referring to you as.
[01:52] <Macro_FTW> To change your nick, do: /nick DesiredNickname
[01:52] <what> lstarnes, what name?
[01:52] <ArcherSeven> tony ahh.   I don't know cards by heart, but that's one of the older drivers, so i'm guessing it's a pretty weak card?   Seen a lot of that in the help channel i frequent, i really suggest living w/o compiz untill you get a card with more power, as I believe you'll find compiz slows it down past what is worth the pretty-factor.
[01:52] <lstarnes> what: the name that you're using
[01:52] <inx-mdg> what: LOL!
[01:52] <tony> ArcherSeven: is it possible that my dual monitors could be causing compiz to not start? They are different sizes, 1x17" and 1x19(widescreen)
[01:52] <Yuki> woah
[01:52] <lstarnes> what: your nickname is 'what' just as mine is 'lstarnes'
[01:52] <what> i am confused!
[01:52] <Yuki> that's not cool
[01:52] <Yuki> why did ubuntu autoconfigure my x-chat for me
[01:52] <Yuki> :(
[01:53] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: restarting now
[01:53] <Pull_My_Bleep> what is confused
[01:53] <tony> Thats what I was thinking ArcherSeven, i believe i've managed to get it working on this old card before
[01:53] <ArcherSeven> tony:  it's more requirement on the card, which...  could be part of it, for sure, since that cards not overly powerful to begin with.   more important is the resolutions
[01:53] <Flannel> Pull_My_Bleep: Please stop.  We don't need continuing comments from the peanut gallery.
[01:53] <scunizi> DaZ: that's what I was looking for .. Sun-java.. weird .. when searching synaptic for java sun never appeared..
[01:53] <Yuki> alt-1 dosn't give me the server tab, it gives me the first channel. ARGH ><
[01:53] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: did you want a wired connection with the cable or a wireless one??? you have me confused...
[01:53] <tony> Thanks for your help ArcherSeven I'll see if I can score a more powerful card :)
[01:53] <what> every other line is red?
[01:53] <mattperry> anyone know how to use cat command?
[01:53] <rvn> i need to resize my ntfs partitions and add the shaved-off space to my ext3 partition
[01:53] <ArcherSeven> no problem.  Like i said, i just don't think you'll find it worthwhile.
[01:53] <rvn> how do i do this in ubuntu
[01:53] <LjL> what: red lines are those containing the word "what".
[01:53] <Pricey> mattperry: type in "man cat" in your terminal and press enter, ignoring quotes.
[01:54] <Macro_FTW> Can anyone help me install Ubuntu on a partition of my hard disc without the use of Wubi? :/
[01:54] <tony> My thoughts exactly :)
[01:54] <lstarnes> mattperry: cat name-of-file
[01:54] <LjL> mattperry: to do what?
[01:54] <helper> mattperry in which way ?
[01:54] <tony> At least I have dual monitors working
[01:54] <Pricey> !install | Macro_FTW
[01:54] <what> LjL, why what why not how?
[01:54] <blind|melon|chit> what: You're really not doing a clever job of the whole troll thing, it's supposed to be less obvious
[01:54] <tony> Might I add, how I hate ati with a passion :)
[01:54] <DaZ> mattperry, explain my how to don't know x;
[01:54] <losher> helper: that's very strange. Can you paste 'ssh -v' for the failing case and for the successful case, so we can compare them?
[01:54] <LjL> what: because you are using "what" as a nickname.
[01:54] <mattperry> I've used cat to combine 2 files...but trying to find a way to break them back into the original two files?
[01:54] <LjL> mattperry: you can't do that with "cat". cat is to "conCATenate", not to split
[01:55] <blind|melon|chit> I guess he'll come back when he has a better gag
[01:55] <LjL> mattperry: you can use "split" to split
[01:55] <helper> losher i can't i mean the fail come remotely only when i log remotely give 5 fail 1 success checked this @ log something weird
[01:55] <ArcherSeven> tony, lol, we all do.  two cards, one nvidia, one ati.  I've opted for running both my monitors on the nvidia.....
[01:55] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. Ages ago with ubuntu and gdm/gnome wasent there a way to start a 2nd X session? I can see in the switch user app a way to login as a different user on a 2nd session.. but i want to get to the GDM login screen so i can 'xdmcp' to a remote box. Not login to thos box a 2nd time
[01:55] <Bravewolf> Can you suggest me a good and not expensive webcam compatible with Ubuntu? I would prefer a model with led.
[01:55] <blind|melon|chit> Dr_Willis: Upper right hand corner, guest session
[01:56] <tony> I've tried 2 different ati ccards, might I add both old (9200, 9600), both rubbish and a huge waste of time
[01:56] <helper> losher when 1st time it fail, go to server type sudo passwd user and then try remotely , it work
[01:56] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: I'm still showing now network detected
[01:56] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: how's it going?
[01:56] <losher> helper: sorry, I can't understand you well enough to debug this...
[01:56] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: I'm still showing no network detected
[01:56] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: did you want a wired connection with a cable or a wireless?
[01:57] <deexannihilate> I'll take either to be honest!
[01:57] <Hammerhead> Hello all, my xstartup does not appear to be running when conecting via VNC...anyone lend a hand?
[01:57] <linuxguy2009> Bravewolf: From past questions that i have asked I was given the suggestion that most webcams are compatible with ubuntu. Not sure as I have yet to buy one myself. But that is what i have heard.
[01:57] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: are you reloading the wireless and then trying to get wired to work.... I'm confused....
[01:57] <Dr_Willis> blind|melon|chit:  thats not exactly how ive done it in the past.. :) but it also seems broken here...  it just gives a black screen..  no guest screen/desktop. Odd. i recall it working on the otehr machines.
[01:57] <linuxguy2009> Bravewolf: Maybe check out youtube for suggestions or google.
[01:57] <Dr_Willis> BRB
[01:58] <helper> losher when i log remotely via ssh 4 or 5 fail and last one success, but if it fail from the 1st time , if i go to server and use sudo passwd username , the 2nd log in success
[01:58] <spO> is there something to easily bridge two ethernet connections in ubuntu?
[01:58] <linuxguy2009> spO: Have you tried googling that yet?
[01:58] <JoeKerr> does ubuntu over windows partition when part of a dual-boot?
[01:58] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: Ok.Earlier I was trying to fix the wireless because it has bad connection. I looked through tutorials on how to fix it and ended up deleting it with no luck. Now, I can't get the cable to work (which is what I'm here trying to do).
[01:58] <JoeKerr> does ubuntu overwrites windows partition when part of a dual-boot?
[01:58] <mattperry> how do I use that split command to get the original files back rather than a random set of text files etc
[01:58] <inline> lightning.net
[01:59] <rvn> how do i resize my ntfs partitions
[01:59] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: Once I get the cable to work, I am sure I can get the WIFI working again.
[01:59] <LjL> mattperry: well, you need to know *where* to split by yourself - that information isn't contained in the file.
[01:59] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: okay.. wired.
[01:59] <blind|melon|chit> Dr_Willis: That is odd, it seems to be working fine on my end but that doesn't mean much :>
[01:59] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: yes.
[01:59] <Bravewolf> linuxguy2009: ok, thanks
[01:59] <ctmjr> JoeKerr: only if you want it too
[01:59] <losher> Bravewolf: You could also google 'ubuntu webcam' and check newegg and ebay for reviews. Often people will say 'this works really well in Ubuntu' or somesuch...
[01:59] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: I just wanted wanted to make sure you understand the situation and why I was trying to load the wireless driver
[01:59] <blind|melon|chit> Dr_Willis: If I click on guest I get a default desktop and my original desktop is locked
[02:00] <linuxguy2009> losher: Yeah great tip. do that
[02:00] <JoeKerr> i have windowx xp pro on disk0 and ubuntu 9.04 on disk1
[02:00] <mattperry> basically I'm wanting to embed text inside a graphic...cat does that fine, but how do I get my text and graphic to separate correctly with split?
[02:00] <linuxguy2009> forgot about that.
[02:00] <Bravewolf> losher: until now I was pretty not lucky. every webcam I found on ebay seems to have problems with gnu/linux
[02:00] <JoeKerr> now my windows partition crashed and i keep seeing grub
[02:00] <inx-mdg> lets try this:  With the cable plugged in, go straight to shut-down - don't do anything else.  Once you shutdown, leave computer off for about 30 seconds and then reboot it (don't choose restart - you want it to shut off).  Then after it starts up, don't touch anything - let me know when you have rebooted.
[02:01] <Dr_Willis> well that 2nd session thing sort of worked. :)  now i got sessins on tty8 and 9 some how.   good enough
[02:01] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: ok
[02:01] <linuxguy2009> JoeKerr: Install windows on half the drive or resize a current install of windows and then install ubuntu to free space.
[02:01] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: Does it need to physically be plugged into the wall. I'll have to sign off again if yes
[02:01] <JoeKerr> im using 2 hard drives one for each
[02:01] <jrib> Dr_Willis: gdmflexiserver?
[02:01] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: yes
[02:01] <deexannihilate> ok brb
[02:02] <linuxguy2009>  JoeKerr: So that should be straight forward then.
[02:02] <tomek> hi
[02:02] <Mickael> White terminal with black text or black terminal with white text?
[02:02] <JoeKerr> installation was easy but after a day windows xp drive crashed
[02:02] <Gnea> !dualboot | JoeKerr
[02:02] <JoeKerr> even after i unplugged the ubuntu drive i still see grub and the hard drive fails to boot
[02:02] <losher> helper: I'm sorry I'm not more help. Maybe try #ubuntu-arabic ?
[02:03] <Gnea> JoeKerr: are you sure the correct drive is booting up and that grub's device.map is set correctly?
[02:03] <JoeKerr> i just want to know if ubuntu has a habbit of wiping or crashing windows xp on a dual-boot system
[02:03] <Gnea> JoeKerr: not without user intervention
[02:03] <LasBuntu> where would I find the GUI disk manager?
[02:03] <ophiliabooty_> ya that should so it tankawa
[02:04] <Gnea> !gparted | LasBuntu
[02:04] <losher> Mickael: was that a question?
[02:04] <linuxguy2009> JoeKerr: Linuc is actually pretty considerate of Windows. Its usually not quite so much teh other way around.
[02:04] <LasBuntu> ahh, thanks
[02:04] <Mickael> losher: more of an opinion question
[02:04] <linuxguy2009> LasBuntu: gparted in add/remove gnome partition editor'
[02:05] <losher> Mickael: whichever *you* prefer. I can't see why any else's opinion would matter....
[02:05] <DaZ> white text is more l33t
[02:05] <Gnea> JoeKerr: you could have BSD on there and if the same thing happened, it still wouldn't be a fault of grub, since grub does not have the ability to physically alter partition information. however, if any of grubs files became mangled in anyway, that could certainly cause a problem.
[02:05] <DaZ> but i prefer black text on black screen
[02:05] <losher> DaZ: less comedy, more support please....
[02:06] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: ok
[02:06] <spO> i use freevnc with vino  vnc , when i do actions with the mouse they appear on the local  desktop but not the remote one
[02:06] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: are you on the acer or another computer now?
[02:06] <Tenkawa> Any aspire one jaunty users out there tonight?
[02:06] <Gnea> JoeKerr: without the ubuntu drive there, it means that you installed grub on the windows drive - do you get grub coming up when only the ubuntu drive is installed?
[02:06] <DaZ> losher, i can't answer seriously on that kind of questions, forgive me <:
[02:06] <izzypop> jaunty
[02:06] <Mickael> is there a way to open terminal from the install option of the 9.04 livecd?
[02:06] <losher> Mickael: it's off topic, but I definitely prefer black text on white for web pages...
[02:06] <linuxguy2009> Tenkawa: Ask your question.
[02:06] <blind|melon|chit> Tenkawa: I'm hoping you're not going to say it doesn't work, I was going to try installing it
[02:06] <spO> anyone knwo the problem?
[02:06] <rww> Mickael: Ctrl-Alt-F2
[02:07] <Mickael> thx
[02:07] <ray66> The program cairo-dock -o will not open at boot I have set it up in sessions as needed..It will start from a terminal or a command line..I get a message do I want to open with opengl and click yes it will open
[02:07] <rww> Mickael: then Ctrl-Alt-F7 to get back to the GUI.
[02:07] <Mickael> what does grub error 12 mean
[02:07] <losher> DaZ: as penance, answer two user questions...
[02:07] <deexannihilate1> another computer
[02:07] <JARDEL> huasdhaushduhas
[02:07] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: another computer
[02:07] <linuxguy2009> spO: make sure you enable control, its a seperate setting to just viewing.
[02:07] <Tenkawa> blind|melon|chit: nah.. just wondering if anyone elses wlan card is as flaky as mine
[02:07] <JARDEL> iai  galera
[02:07] <boss_mc> Mickael: or for gnome terminal, Applications->Accessories->Terminal
[02:07] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: okay.
[02:07] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: is the acer plugged in to the cable too?
[02:08] <JARDEL> add aii mulherada no msn   gostoso_sexoo@hotmail.com
[02:08] <linuxguy2009> ray66: you can add it to startup programs list.
[02:08] <ctmjr> ray66: there is a cairo-dock channel if anyone is there they are very helpful
[02:08] <losher> !br | JARDEL
[02:09] <ray66> linuxguy 2009  it is in session which is the starup program
[02:09] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: yes
[02:09] <ray66> ctmjr..hard to get some one on that channel
[02:09]  * losher says oops. the only thing worse than being spammed is being spammed in a foreign language...
[02:09] <blind|melon|chit> Tenkawa: I haven't had problems with the wireless chip...on the other hand don't turn the volume up above 60% or so
[02:09] <spO> linux, i did, are you using realvnc and vino?
[02:09] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: good.  Now on the acer, do you see a network icon?  Does it look like two computers or something else?
[02:09] <linuxguy2009> ray66: Maybe PM me so we dont get flammed for offtopic?
[02:10] <Tenkawa> blind|melon|chit: interesting
[02:10] <Tenkawa> blind|melon|chit: I've not really used the audio at all on mine
[02:10] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: No. The only thing that shows is the Strength Bar of the wireless. If I was to click on edit, it would take me to network connections.
[02:10] <blind|melon|chit> Tenkawa: Speakers are too close to the hard drive and not well shielded enough...turn the volume up to 100% and play a song, bang, corrupt hard drive
[02:10] <blind|melon|chit> It's a known issue, no known fix
[02:10] <Tenkawa> blind|melon|chit: ouch
[02:10] <ophiliabooty_> how do i transform linux into windows xp
[02:10] <blind|melon|chit> Tenkawa: Yeah, I didn't like hearing about it either the One is a great little netbook otherwise
[02:11] <Tenkawa> blind|melon|chit: yep
[02:11] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: okay, its using the wireless connection, not wired - because it is showing signal strength, which doesn't happen with a wired connection.
[02:11] <Tenkawa> bbiaf... kernel reboot time
[02:11] <losher> blind|melon|chit: seriously? Got a reference?
[02:11] <boss_mc> ophiliabooty: weird Q, why?
[02:11] <blind|melon|chit> losher: I'll look it up
[02:11] <ophiliabooty_> because i dnt like it
[02:11] <ophiliabooty_> im so use to windows
[02:11] <BellinXFelon> th0r?
[02:11] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: No it isn't showing actual signal strength. There is an X over it.
[02:11] <izzypop> how do you reply to someone in irc? off topic probly?
[02:11] <th0r> BellinXFelon: ?
[02:11] <Wizzup> izzypop: ?
[02:11] <mataks> when can we upgrade to karmic?
[02:11] <Pull_My_Bleep> izzypop, using PM
[02:11] <BellinXFelon> th0r : it finished formatting
[02:12] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: with the wired cable plugged into computer and the router, you should be able to go to the network manager, to the wired tab and setup the wired connection.
[02:12] <blind|melon|chit> losher: The weirdest part is that one particular song reproduces the bug guaranteed, every time...some U2 song from the 90's
[02:12] <Mickael> how much swap space should i have?
[02:12] <izzypop> what if you want to everyone to see?
[02:12] <spO> linux, i did, are you using realvnc and vino?
[02:12] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: Do I do the same thing as we did before?
[02:12] <losher> blind|melon|chit: hard to believe...
[02:12] <ophiliabooty_> well another thing thats weird is my java plug in wont work when im on firefox and i installed it several times but still nothing
[02:13] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: click on the wired tab ...
[02:13] <boss_mc> mataks: !karmic
[02:13] <BellinXFelon> th0r : the external hd /dev/sdb1 finished formatting now i need to mount it
[02:13] <blind|melon|chit> losher: I thought so too until I ruined the first one I had testing it, here's one story on it: http://www.engadget.com/2009/03/26/8-9-inch-acer-aspire-one-said-to-have-hard-drive-flaw-distaste/
[02:13] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: It is plugged into the wall which runs to the router which is in the landlords house
[02:13] <mataks> !karmic
[02:13] <blind|melon|chit> losher: Fortunately it was covered under the warranty
[02:13] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: OK. Clicked on wired.
[02:13] <losher> blind|melon|chit: you've seen the video of the guy in the machine room shouting at the hard drives? The access latency spikes when he does it...
[02:13] <spO> linuxguy, the problem is not with control the problem is it doesn't update to my remote computer, ie it stays in the same state
[02:13] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: you should see something listed under the "wired" tab of the dialog box
[02:13] <th0r> BellinXFelon: ok....that;s the easy part....you need to make some directories in /media....sudo mkdir /media/b1 and sudo mkdir /media/b2
[02:14] <blind|melon|chit> losher: I...don't think so?
[02:14] <losher> blind|melon|chit: let me look..
[02:14] <Mickael> where should i put the mount point on my ext3 partition?
[02:15] <spO> do any iof you know an easy way to bridge two ethernet connections together?
[02:15] <LjL> spO: uhm, yeah, more or less... at least in debian
[02:15] <spO> how
[02:15] <inx-mdg> spO: what do you mean by "bridge"?
[02:15] <blind|melon|chit> losher: It doesn't affect the models with SSD's just the original magnetic HD's
[02:15] <ray66> !pm
[02:15] <spO> make them into one connection with one ip
[02:15] <SineDeviance> Hi all, i have a problem with my wireless. I am on a gateway md2614u laptop. it has an Atheros AR5B91 draft-N wireless chipset. I am running ubuntu 9.04 x64. The problem is, the card frequently disconnects and after a few reconnects i have to reboot to get it to connect again
[02:16] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: No, there is nothing there.
[02:16] <losher> blind|melon|chit: http://blogs.sun.com/bmc/entry/catching_disk_latency_in_the       (It's real scary...)
[02:16] <stew> spO: see the documentation in the bridge-utils package
[02:16] <LjL> spO: well, set them all to "manual" in /etc/network/interfaces
[02:16] <stew> spO: or Documentation/bonding.txt in the kernel source
[02:16] <blind|melon|chit> losher: I'll take a look, thanks
[02:16] <LjL> spO: then add an interface like "iface bridgename inet static" (or dhcp or what you have)
[02:16] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: we need to try and setup wired again in that dialog box
[02:16] <stew> spO: uhh, i didn't mean bridge-utils, i mean the ifenslave package, sorry
[02:16] <LjL> spO: you need then the special parameter "bridge_ports ifname1 ifname2 ..."
[02:17] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: Ok. Do I do the same thing? Making sure the DHCP is automatic and clicking apply?
[02:17] <spO> thahnk
[02:17] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: yes
[02:17] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: OK. Done.
[02:17] <linuxguy2009> goodnight everyone.
[02:17] <LjL> spO: this is a piece of my own interfaces: http://paste.ubuntu.com/236271/
[02:18] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: did it accept it?
[02:18] <deexannihilate1> It is showing the same as it did before.
[02:18] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: And it is not connecting.
[02:18] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: left click on the network icon and tell me what you see
[02:19] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: Enable Networking (which is checked), Edit Connections.. (which loads the same screen) and About
[02:19] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: click on the connections one again...
[02:19] <pe1> hi, I need the karmic repo to install the actual version of cakephp. how can I find the karmic repo, which I need?
[02:19] <stew> LjL: wait, you are bridging or bonding?  does he want bridging or bonding?
[02:19] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: ok
[02:20] <spO> does it matter
[02:20] <LjL> stew: erm... both bridging, as far as i know?
[02:20] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: need to find where it says to enable wired connection - try tools or preferences....
[02:20] <LjL> stew: is that a trick question? :P
[02:20] <stew> LjL: no, really :)
[02:21] <LjL> stew: erm, honestly, i just know it makes those interfaces behave as one for me.
[02:21] <spO> when using realvnc and vino vnc, realvnc viewer does not vget updated on the remote box,  but i am able to click on thigns on the local box , i just cannot really see them on the remote box because they stay in the same state
[02:21] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: it doesn't have a menu, only tabs
[02:21] <stew> spO: you want to connect two different physical networks by connecting one ethernet card to each?  or you wnat to connect both ethernet cards to the same network so the load can be balanced over your two network cards, thereby (theoretically) doubling your bandwidth?
[02:21] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg:wired, wireless, mobile, vpn, and dsl are the only options
[02:21] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: I'm in a CLI version of linux - let me reboot and I'll be right back. okay?
[02:21] <spO> stew, i want them to have one ip
[02:21] <LjL> stew: oh - i'm doing the former
[02:21] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: ok
[02:21] <mataks> hello im using gnome.. how to have kde in my linux? like i can switch to gnome and kde.. what's the command in terminal to have kde?
[02:22] <PsycoGeek> Hi
[02:22] <sebsebseb> mataks: you can have KDE 4  rather easilly, but there is also a way to have KDE 3 even :)
[02:22] <DaZ> mataks, kubuntu-desktop, or kdebase
[02:22] <PsycoGeek> did some of you got errors like these on Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64 ? [13653.179309] cron[24381]: segfault at 23fffffff0 ip 00007f715cddda7a sp 00007fff665e7ae0 error 4 in libtalloc.so.1.2.0[7f715cdd8000+8000]
[02:22] <stew> spO: are you trying to connect two otherwise disconnectecd networks (so have your machine move traffic from one to the other),  or are you just trying ot connect to one network, but want to to get load balance / failover by using two cards?
[02:22] <LjL> spO: are those two cards each connected to a different computer, or to the same other computer? (i think that's more like what he's asking)
[02:22] <mataks> sebsebseb,  what you prefer. kde4 or kde3? what's the difference
[02:22] <spO> there are two ethernet ports on my motherbaord and i want them to use one ip
[02:23] <mataks> DaZ,  how much space does it take?
[02:23] <LjL> spO: *yes*, but that's not what he's asking :(
[02:23] <spO> one network
[02:23] <DaZ> mataks, full kde around 600mb
[02:23] <sebsebseb> mataks: as a graphical user interface  KDE 3,  and the older versions of  the KDE apps, tend to be good anyway.   However a lot of apps got better in KDE 4,  but I can have those in Gnome anyway so :)   as a GUI   I don't like KDE 4
[02:23] <tonsofpcs> apt-key add [keyfilehere] is saying no valid OpenPGP data found.   what can I do?
[02:23] <stew> spO: you want to see the documentation in the ifenslave package then
[02:23] <stew> spO: install ifenslave then read /usr/share/doc/ifenslave/*
[02:23] <DaZ> mataks, but without kdegames, wallpapers, etc. it's more like 200-300
[02:24] <stew> spO: (and for more detail Documentation/bonding.txt in the kernel source)
[02:24] <spO> what about my vnc problem
[02:24] <spO> when using realvnc and vino vnc, realvnc viewer does not vget updated on the remote box,  but i am able to click on thigns on the local box , i just cannot really see them on the remote box because they stay in the same state
[02:24] <sebsebseb> mataks: there's also  XFCE  by the way,  and  loads of  windowmanagers/gui's   to choose from,  Fluxbox, OpenBox,  etc,   but most Ubuntu users will be using Gnome,  KDE, or XFCE
[02:24] <Pricey> SineDeviance: Have you tried seeing if the closed drivers work better for you?
[02:25] <sebsebseb> !kde4 |  mataks
[02:25] <nikolatesla> my xp virtual hard disk in virtualbox is almost full, i tried to create a second slave disk, xp detects new hardware found virtualbox hard disk,  but explorer does not see the disk
[02:25] <SineDeviance> Pricey, there are closed drivers?
[02:25] <Pricey> SineDeviance: system > admin > hardware drivers
[02:25] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg:
[02:25] <spO> no one in here uses vnc?
[02:25] <mataks> sebsebseb, ok you said you can have it in gnome.. what i really wan't in kde is just the panels.. hehe.. how to have kde panel on my gnome
[02:25] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: I tried again and still no lick
[02:25] <DaZ> mataks, get 4.3-rc
[02:25] <SineDeviance> Pricey, oh. yeah, hardware drivers doesnt list my card
[02:25] <Pricey> SineDeviance: The standard ones should be fine, but there is that alternative available which may be worth a look.
[02:25] <Pricey> SineDeviance: Ah ok.
[02:25] <sebsebseb> mataks: the panels hmm
[02:25] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: okay - I'll tell you what my networking looks like....
[02:25] <DaZ> mataks, you can't kde desktop is managed by plasma
[02:25] <nikolatesla> should i stay with hardy heron or upgrade to ibex, heron is a long time extended support
[02:26] <Pricey> SineDeviance: want to pastebin the output of lspci and lsusb? Whichever lists your card/
[02:26] <sebsebseb> mataks: yes  KDE apps, but not all KDE apps, for example you can't have  or can't just have KDE's  panels in Gnome
[02:26] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: On my menu bar I have an icon that shows two computers - that's my wired network icon.
[02:26] <sebsebseb> !kde3 |   mataks
[02:26] <mataks> DaZ,  how long does it take to install kde desktop ?
[02:27] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: When I left click, the menu pops up and says "Auth eth0" with a little circle with a "tic" in it.
[02:27] <DaZ> mataks, depends how fast is your connection <:
[02:27] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: Let me change the appearance and see if that makes a difference because I have it set with no menu.
[02:27] <Major_Red_Hat> DaZ he means install not download
[02:27] <mataks> DaZ,  what do i need again to fully have kde desktop? what do i need to install first
[02:27] <ScottG> I can't get synergys to start. I type in the command with the options and just absolitely nothing happens. It doesn't start, there is no output, nothing. Can someone help me out?
[02:27] <sebsebseb> mataks: can probably get a theem for Gnome that is more KDE like
[02:27] <DaZ> Major_Red_Hat, ...
[02:27] <sebsebseb> !themes >  mataks
[02:28] <spO> do any of you use vnc?
[02:28] <Major_Red_Hat> mataks i know there is something you can type in the terminal that lets you install KDE alongside GNOME
[02:28] <J4ackass> hello guys i am using ubuntu in recovery mode. i actually like this DOS like feel. is it possible to run firefox in this state ?
[02:28] <DaZ> mataks, i don't know ubuntu packages, check kubuntu-desktop dependencies, read packages description and install what you think you need
[02:28] <DaZ> Major_Red_Hat, kde doesn't conflict with gnome
[02:28] <Pricey> J4ackass: No.
[02:29] <Major_Red_Hat> Daz, I know
[02:29] <J4ackass> Pricey: i am using Lynx but i cannot see any pictures
[02:29] <Pricey> J4ackass: If you want pictures, you have to use a gui sorry.
[02:29] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: Ik. On the menu bar, I have Applications, places, system, moxilla, mail, help. And on the task bar i have Log out, network manager applet, battery life, sound, and date. That's all.
[02:29] <molqr> how can i change the default setting of xchat-gnome so that on opening it does not automatically connect to the ubuntu channel ?
[02:29] <Pricey> J4ackass: by gui, i mean X
[02:29] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: left click the icon and directly under "enable networking" do yo have an entry that says "connection information"?
[02:29] <DaZ> Major_Red_Hat, protip: press tab for nick autocompletition
[02:30] <m3onh0x84__> what's the top bug manager everyone using ?
[02:30] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: I think you misunderstand - my network icon is on the menu bar across the bottom of my screen - maybe I use the wrong word to describe that
[02:30] <Major_Red_Hat> Daz how did you know i was trying to figure that out?
[02:30] <DaZ> mataks, i'd suggest you getting kde 4.3 release candidate
[02:30] <DaZ> Major_Red_Hat, Da_Z_
[02:30] <sebsebseb> mataks: maybe not the best idea
[02:30] <nikolatesla> should i stick with heron or upgrade to ibex
[02:30] <mataks> DaZ, ok imma try kde
[02:30] <Major_Red_Hat> DaZ sorry
[02:31] <mataks> sebsebseb,  why?
[02:31] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: It says Connection Information but it is dim.
[02:31] <sebsebseb> mataks: you should try kde3 :)
[02:31] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: have you ever used the terminal text editor "nano?"  We may have to do this manually
[02:31] <DaZ> he should try kde2
[02:31] <dsnyders> Hi all.  How do I set up my linux gateway so that ssh connects to one of my machines on the LAN instead of the gateway?
[02:31] <sebsebseb> mataks: I don't like that KDE 4 thing much, except some of it's apps that as I already said can be run in GNome
[02:31] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: I know what you mean. I just wanted to fully describe what was across the top of my screen.
[02:31] <richardcavell> dsnyders: port forwarding
[02:32] <sebsebseb> DaZ: troll :D
[02:32] <DaZ> sebastien, using old software isn't the way
[02:32] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: its good to be clear  :)  I appreciate that
[02:32] <DaZ> eh, sebsebseb8
[02:32] <DaZ> sebsebseb*
[02:32] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: I had the desktop set up differently, so I set it to the original ubuntu desktop, so I could access things easier when you ask.
[02:32] <kaiser10123> anyone able to use blackerry desktop manager?
[02:32] <sebsebseb> DaZ:  KDE 3 can run in 9.04  :)   the remix  CD or repo,   also  it's  rather mature and stable, since it's been around for a while
[02:32] <sebsebseb> DaZ: KDE 4 is still buggy
[02:32] <deexannihilate> No, I haven't
[02:32] <sebsebseb> and rather bloated it is as well
[02:32] <DaZ> sebsebseb, it's old and no longer developed
[02:32] <Major_Red_Hat> sebsebseb how good is your system
[02:33] <DaZ> sebsebseb, isn't buggy isn't bloated
[02:33] <sebsebseb> DaZ: newer is not always better, KDE 3 shoudn't just die :)
[02:33] <dsnyders> richardcavell, is that a function of iptables?
[02:33] <m3onh0x84__> install a few apps Гӯs best safe way :D
[02:33] <sebsebseb> Major_Red_Hat: why?
[02:33] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: just as one more check - can you go to the command line and type the "ifconfig" command again and tell me what it says?
[02:33] <m3onh0x84__> keep it simple :D
[02:33] <Major_Red_Hat> just curious
[02:33] <DaZ> sebsebseb, Qt4 is worth it, i wouldn't go back to kde3 right now
[02:33] <m3onh0x84__> debian rules is "keep everything is simple"
[02:33] <Major_Red_Hat> sebsebseb want to see if it's good enough to run kde 4
[02:33] <sebsebseb> Major_Red_Hat: that's irelivaint and off topic
[02:33] <richardcavell> dsnyders: yep
[02:33] <kaiser10123> anyone here use nvidia fx 5500 card?
[02:33] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: same as before
[02:33] <molqr> on launch xchat-gnome automatically connects to ubuntu channel ... how can i change that ?
[02:33] <richardcavell> dsnyders: but you can get GUIs that make it easier
[02:34] <sebsebseb> Major_Red_Hat: and yes it is, I have ran KDE 4 on here
[02:34] <ReX0r_> how do I list every file in the directy and subdirectories and send that to a file?
[02:34] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: remind me please
[02:34] <sebsebseb> DaZ: as a GUI  KDE 4 blows,  appswise though it's good
[02:34] <ReX0r_> ls -f > file
[02:34] <jdu> molqr, right click on the server in the connect dialog and look in the properties
[02:34] <ReX0r_> ?
[02:34] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: Local Loop back and included address
[02:34] <Major_Red_Hat> sebsebseb ok then stop complaing
[02:34] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: there is no mention of eth0? I believe that is what you asked earlier.
[02:35] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: okay, we need to add the network interface mannually...
[02:35] <stew> ReX0r_: you want to also list files in the subdirectories?  or just the subdirectories themselves?
[02:35] <cornell1> Good evening... I've a workstation with 8.04 Hardy Heron.  I got keepassx from synaptic.  I think I got geany from there also.  I alos see that chntpw is available.   I've put 9.04, Jaunty Jackalope on my laptop.  Neither keepassx, nor geany, nor chntpw are available through synaptic.  Do I need to add repositories, or wait, or what?
[02:35] <sebsebseb> nikolatesla: why do you want to upgrade from hardy?
[02:35] <molqr> jdu: you are a lifesaver :)
[02:35] <dsnyders> richardcavell, Do tell!  I've been using webmin, but truth be told I don't really understand how iptables works.
[02:35] <inx-mdg> you at the command line?  Let me know when you are ready - you will need to know your root password
[02:35] <molqr> jdu: thanks so so much
[02:35] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: i am here
[02:35] <m3onh0x84__> why must fresinstall ubuntu 9
[02:35] <m3onh0x84__> ?
[02:36] <jdu> molqr, np
[02:36] <Mickael> where should i set the mountpoint of my ext3 partition?
[02:36] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: is it different than the administrator passwork?
[02:36] <inx-mdg> okay, type:  sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces     - it should ask for password
[02:36] <nikolatesla> seb i dunno if i should upgrade
[02:36] <J4ackass> okay im in recovery mode still...i am looking for Command line apps for : editing .doc, listening to shoutcast radio and play mp3
[02:36] <jdu> molqr, i'm sure ubuntu is happy about it :)
[02:36] <DaZ> Mickael, /etc/fstab ?
[02:36] <nikolatesla> i thought hardy is a long range support for 2 more years
[02:36] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: ok
[02:36] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: let me know what show up in that file
[02:36] <lowlycoder> after doing a apt-get source blah; and modifying the code to patch it; what's the ubuntuway to recompile it into a *.deb and install it?
[02:36] <sebsebseb> nikolatesla: yeah it's the long term support
[02:36] <Mickael> does it matter where?
[02:36] <dsnyders> J4ackass, as far as the mp3, you can use mplayer.
[02:36] <mistergibson> can anyone recommend a package for doing circuit simulations?
[02:37] <fccf> !lts | nikolatesla
[02:37] <J4ackass> dsnyders
[02:37] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: auto lo and iface lo inet loopback
[02:37] <J4ackass> thanks
[02:37] <nikolatesla> i will upgrade once the sunset support window happens if i still have this machine
[02:37] <molqr> jdu: sorry it does sound that i m deserter ... but how can i desert it when my life depends on it..
[02:37] <nikolatesla> there is a version called ibex
[02:37] <DaZ> Mickael, are you asking where to mount partition or where is the config file?
[02:37] <molqr> long live the FSF community
[02:37] <jdu> molqr, just kidding, i'm sure many have done it
[02:37] <inx-mdg> okay we need to add this to the file:  auto eth0  -- type that on one line and press enter
[02:37] <nikolatesla> but ibex is not lts from what i understand
[02:37] <Mickael> where to mount the partition
[02:37] <dsnyders> J4ackass, It may also do the Shoutcast.  I know it can do some streaming audio (and video).
[02:38] <Mickael> im installing ubuntu
[02:38] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: then:   iface eth0 inet loopback  and press enter
[02:38] <sebsebseb> nikolatesla: 8.10 could be worth upgrading to, but  that stops being supported next April,  also 9.10 is out at the end of October with default Ext4,  which means people  need to clean install Ubuntu for full support.   So yeah you may want to do that when 9.10 is out,   in  the mean time you could upgrade to 8.10,  but   by doing so you may lose Internet  connection it happended to me on the other computer, and a few other people had same
[02:38] <jdu> molqr, just kind of funny to ask about not connecting to the channel you are asking in
[02:38] <sebsebseb> problem.   However 8.10 is a nice release.
[02:38] <fccf> nikolatesla: Intrepid Ibex ... we usually refer to it as Intrepid
[02:38] <molqr> jdu: yeah... i only wanted to know if it can be done ...
[02:38] <DaZ> Mickael, wherever you want
[02:38] <losher> lowlycoder: the easiest way is to install checkinstall. It will build a deb for you...
[02:38] <richardcavell> dsnyders: truthfully, neither do I
[02:38] <jdu> ;)
[02:38] <molqr> jdu: precisely... and for that reason i thought a bit about it but then i had to ask :(
[02:38] <mistergibson> Is Ext4 reliable enough now?
[02:38] <blind|melon|chit> mistergibson: Enough for what specifically
[02:38] <richardcavell> nikolatesla: it is
[02:38] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: am i typing this under iface lo inet loopback??
[02:39] <DaZ> mistergibson, i'm using it and i can't complain
[02:39] <m3onh0x84__> how to install lamp server on desktop ?
[02:39] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: when that's type, press the Control Key and the "O" key
[02:39] <sebsebseb> mistergibson: depends on the distro and kernel,  but many people here woudn't recommend it for 9.04 for various reasons
[02:39] <mistergibson> keeping a reasonable expectation it won't Reiser-Bork my hd
[02:39] <m3onh0x84__> how to install lamp server on desktop use apt ?
[02:39] <DarkED> Pricey, hey this is SineDeviance. sorry i got disconnected and couldnt get it to reconnect so i had to boot into windows
[02:39] <DaZ> m3onh0x84__, install apache mysql and php/python ?
[02:39] <fccf> mistergibson: it isn't exactly completly tested, in a long term sitiuation... Cant have expectations for that
[02:39] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: actually you could put it above so its the first interface
[02:39] <blind|melon|chit> mistergibson: It's not as bad as reiser, no, but it's not 100% there yet either
[02:39] <mistergibson> right
[02:39] <DarkED> Pricey, im pastebinning my lspci now
[02:39] <stew> mistergibson: as of 2.6.28 its considered "stable" fwiw
[02:39] <mistergibson> sweet, looks like they've come a ways
[02:39] <nikolatesla> heron works ok i will stay put for now
[02:40] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: nano is a lot like notepad - you can move the cursor with the arrow keys and such...
[02:40] <sebsebseb> stew: :)  ,but yet people are  waiting for Ubuntu to have 2.6.30 or above before donig it,  which  9.10 will  have
[02:40] <nikolatesla> the first time it upgraded me to .24 i lost wifi and sound
[02:40] <DarkED> http://pastebin.com/m325ee649
[02:40] <mistergibson> seriously though, anyone here do electronics?  I'm looking for a good circuit simulator ... anyone?
[02:40] <nikolatesla> grub menu and some tweaks and i was back in biz with the upgrades in place
[02:40] <tonsofpcs> mistergibson: ##electronics
[02:40] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: ok. i put it above auto lo, pressed enter and then control + o
[02:40] <mistergibson> right
[02:40] <mistergibson> thought I'd ask here first
[02:41] <molqr> thank u guys ... especially jdu ... see u all next time :)
[02:41] <m3onh0x84__> I think anyone have best network so upgrade
[02:41] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: now press Control X to exit nano
[02:41] <sebsebseb> stew: I have ran it and not had problems :)
[02:41] <tonsofpcs> mistergibson: they'll give you a lot more detail
[02:41] <inx-mdg> what's the command to restart networking - anyone know off the top of their head?
[02:41] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: i pressed control + x but it didn't seem to do anything
[02:41] <richardcavell> mistergibson: I'm using ext4 and it seems to work fine
[02:41] <mistergibson> good to hear
[02:41] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: it should have exited nano
[02:41] <losher> inx-mdg: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[02:41] <m3onh0x84__> so everyone should be new install because network sometimes lag or disconnect :D
[02:42] <nikolatesla> later all
[02:42] <asger> i need help with amarok. Amarok can't find my ipod
[02:42] <th0r> inx-mdg: try /etc/init.d/networking restart
[02:42] <nikolatesla> quit
[02:42] <inx-mdg> losher: thanks!
[02:42] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: it didn't? it says File Name to Write: /etc/network/interfaces
[02:42] <blind|melon|chit> asger: Apple has made the newer line of iPods incompatible with anything but itunes
[02:42] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: you still see the nano program running on your screen?
[02:42] <mistergibson> I was thinking of putting the system on a Raid5 drive stack ... would anyone discourage that approach?
[02:42] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: Nevermind. I hit Enter again
[02:42] <mistergibson> probably SATA-Raid5
[02:42] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: and it worked
[02:42] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: yes - you want it to show that it is writing the file name ...
[02:42] <asger> blind|melon|chit, i know. but mine is pretty old, so that should't be the problem
[02:43] <inx-mdg> back at the command line type this:  sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[02:43] <blind|melon|chit> asger: Maybe not, which one do you have
[02:43] <asger> blind|melon|chit, yeah, well i'm not really sure. But it's a 30gb not with touch screen
[02:44] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: ok. It exited it and I am back at the terminal
[02:44] <boss_mc> !ipod | deexannihilate
[02:44] <blind|melon|chit> asger: Hard to say then, even with the older ones they could have pushed it as a firmware update
[02:44] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: now type "ifconfig" no quotes
[02:44] <inx-mdg> and tell me if you now see "eth0"
[02:44] <asger> blind|melon|chit, shit. didn't know that
[02:44] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: It lists the same information as before :(
[02:44] <blind|melon|chit> asger: It's unlikely :> You might be having some other problem but without more information it's hard to tell sorry
[02:45] <inx-mdg> losher: any ideas for deexannihilate ??
[02:45] <blind|melon|chit> But yeah, they tend to push DRM-ified updates through the firmware and iTunes
[02:45] <asger> blind|melon|chit, i understand. But how do i found out then
[02:45] <losher> inx-mdg: sorry, been on the phone....
[02:45] <fincher> So I can see my mobile broadband configuration in the "network connection" app, but how do I actually *connect* to it?
[02:45] <Mickael> anyone here have a wpn111 usb wifi dongle that they use with ubuntu?
[02:45] <blind|melon|chit> asger: I'd suggest trying opening it in Rhythmbox first to see if that detects it, and then gtkpod if it doesn;t
[02:46] <blind|melon|chit> It could just be amarok
[02:46] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: looking out troubleshooting network connection on net....hold onn
[02:46]  * richardcavell has to go to work now so he waves goodbye
[02:46] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: no problem
[02:46] <asger> those detect it, both of them. But i can't get any of those to work with the ipod. They can see the content on it though
[02:47] <cornell1> I stand corrected, chntpw is available, though the other two are not.
[02:47] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, what seems to be the problem?
[02:47] <blind|melon|chit> asger: Hmm...well I think there's an #amarok channel you might want to check out in there if it's working in the other apps
[02:47] <blind|melon|chit> Or #kde
[02:47] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: Okay I may have told you wrong stuff to write in the file, can you go back ot the command line...
[02:48] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: I can't get my netbook to connect to cable or wireless
[02:48] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: ok
[02:48] <asger> blind|melon|chit, i c. do u know what the name of that channel is?
[02:48] <blind|melon|chit> asger: You can also go through dmesg output to see if there's any errors loading the actual filesystem on the iPod
[02:48] <inx-mdg> sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
[02:48] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: i'm in nano
[02:48] <blind|melon|chit> asger: Yeah, #amarok
[02:48] <asger> blind|melon|chit, dmesg, what's that?*
[02:48] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: we need to edit the file:  first line:  auto eth0
[02:49] <m3onh0x84__> I thinsks everyone should be install deafaults all apps :))
[02:49] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: second line:  iface eth0 inet dhcp
[02:49] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: type a "zero" not an "ohh"
[02:49] <blind|melon|chit> asger: It basically helps print out the bootup messages you normally don't see
[02:49] <lordres> COMO necesito cargar una web cam Look 111 en ubuntu 9.04 de 64bits
[02:49] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: :) I know! So you want it to say iface eth0 inet dhcp
[02:50] <Cryptic_Bat>  /server irc.freeshell.org
[02:50] <m3onh0x84__> how to print over lan with canon 2020 and 2018 ?
[02:50] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: yes.
[02:50] <losher> !es | lordres
[02:50] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: Make sure there is a blank line between that and the next line that starts auto lo....
[02:50] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: ok and then control + o and contol = x?
[02:50] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: yes
[02:50]  * m3onh0x84__ is away: I'm busy
[02:50] <boss_mc> m3onh0x84__: does ubuntu not find them in printer search? (System->Admin->Printers?
[02:50] <inx-mdg> then   sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[02:51] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: into the terminal?
[02:51] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: yes
[02:51] <lordres> :) Ok
[02:51] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, perhaps you should cat the file just to make sure the changes took place
[02:51] <m3onh0x84__> boss_mc: ubuntu detect canon but cannot print over LAN
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> m3onh0x84__:  you may want to check the docs for the printers and see what sort of 'services' they provide - smb, cups, and so forth also. theres several ways to network printers
[02:51] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: then at the terminal still, type "ifconfig" - that's the command that tells you what network "interfaces" are available.
[02:51] <m3onh0x84__> thankss so much
[02:51] <Dr_Willis> m3onh0x84__:  you may also want to heck the cups.org site for those exact printers.
[02:52] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: ok. yes it did
[02:52] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: do you see eth0 now?
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> m3onh0x84__:  could be theres some user/settings on the printers to allow  the network printing.   network printers can get a little.. complex.
[02:53] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: No. It is the same still
[02:53] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: I checked and it did change.
[02:53] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: I am stumped...
[02:54] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, what does it say for eth0?
[02:54] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: it isn't listed
[02:54] <cdenny> what is the best virtualization software for linux?
[02:54] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: it only lists local loopback
[02:54] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, try the command ifup eth0
[02:55] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: failed to open statefile
[02:55] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: thank you!
[02:55] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: your welcome :) just wish it worked...
[02:55] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: I appreciate the effort!
[02:55] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, do a sudo -i so you're root.
[02:56] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, then try the ifup
[02:56] <deexannihilate> type the same as before of just if up?
[02:56] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: I'm gonna watch and learn how dsnyders helps you troubleshoot  :)
[02:56] <mojo> hello
[02:56] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, ifup eth0
[02:56] <cdenny> what is the best virtualization software for linux?
[02:56] <glitchd> sebsebseb, i believe u helped me earlier..
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> cdenny:  depends on your needs.. try virtualbox and vmware. perhaps.
[02:57] <dsnyders> inx-mdg, So, the pressure's on, eh?
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> cdenny:  i tend to use vitualbox.
[02:57] <sebsebseb> glitchd: did I?  with what?  and  if so I guess you had another name
[02:57] <inx-mdg> dsnyders: naw  :)  Just a good opportunity for me to learn  :)
[02:57] <Thrash--> I need some help here, I installed ubuntu earlier and it wouldnt display the login screen until i dced one of two monitors, it worked then but after i installed updates and nvidia drivers i rebooted and now it cant find the display
[02:57] <glitchd> sebsebseb, i swear it was u
[02:58] <glitchd> sebsebseb, although i cant remember what the heck i needed help with
[02:58] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: internet systems consortium dhcp client siocsifaddr: no such device
[02:58] <sebsebseb> glitchd: I don't remember your name either
[02:58] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, Yikes!  What an error message!
[02:58] <Thrash--> can someone help me?
[02:58] <glitchd> sebsebseb, oh well..
[02:58] <sebsebseb> !deatils |  Thrash--
[02:58] <Mickael> my wifi usb dongle is listed as unknown interface on network tools, what should i do
[02:58] <sebsebseb> !details |  Thrash--
[02:59] <Thrash--> I need some help here, I installed ubuntu earlier and it wouldnt display the login screen until i dced one of two monitors, it worked then but after i installed updates and nvidia drivers i rebooted and now it cant find the display
[02:59] <inx-mdg> dsnyders: I've never heard of that - does it mean no network card?
[02:59] <glitchd> sebsebseb, well damm now i forgot what my problem even was..
[02:59] <Thrash--> 64 bit version 9
[02:59] <glitchd> sebsebseb, wait i remember
[02:59] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: what does it mean?
[02:59] <dsnyders> inx-mdg, deexannihilate, not sure what the error message means.  Googling...
[02:59] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: ok.
[03:00] <spO> how do i change settings for something like x11vnc
[03:00] <diego__> Anyone knows where does Evolution store all the emails?
[03:00] <glitchd> sebsebseb, u know about ubuntu right..?
[03:00] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: maybe we should see what lspci shows
[03:00] <deaderthanyou> Does anyone know why ubuntu doesnt make a proper xorg.conf in /etc/X11? WHat is the display drivers running off of?
[03:00] <sebsebseb> glitchd: uh yeah I guess so,  or  I woudn't have helped out quite a lot in here
[03:00] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: how do i do that?
[03:00] <glitchd> sebsebseb, well excuse my ignorance in the typing
[03:00] <mankash> my ssh connection keep logging me out, I think it is not able to save key
[03:01] <Thrash--> I need some help here, I installed ubuntu earlier and it wouldnt display the login screen until i dced one of two monitors, it worked then but after i installed updates and nvidia drivers i rebooted and now it cant find the display. im running the latest version of the 64 bit
[03:01] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: at the command line type "lspci" and it will spit out a whole bunch of stuff - you are looking for something that says "ethernet controller"
[03:01] <SuspectZero> how can i keep dmesg open so i can see live whats happenign when i plug in a usb or somethign?
[03:01] <zargonovski> hey ppl i have a question plz
[03:01] <glitchd> sebsebseb, im having a problem when shutting down my laptop, im running ubuntu 9.04
[03:01] <sebsebseb> glitchd: I don't know
[03:01] <glitchd> sebsebseb, ok
[03:01] <deexannihilate> inx-dpg: atheros communicatins in ar 242x 802.11abg wireless pci express adapter
[03:02] <glitchd> sebsebseb, sry for the bother
[03:02] <sebsebseb> glitchd: well maybe I know if you say full problem
[03:02] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: nothing about ethernet?
[03:02] <sebsebseb> glitchd: and  no bother
[03:02] <zargonovski> is there ssh server
[03:02] <glitchd> sebsebseb, what do u mean by the whole problem
[03:02] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: that is what is listed under ethernet controller
[03:02] <sebsebseb> !details |  glitchd
[03:02] <Thrash--> Z_z
[03:02] <boss_mc> zargonovski: you can install one on your machine if that's what you're asking
[03:02] <Thrash--> I need some help here, I installed ubuntu earlier and it wouldnt display the login screen until i dced one of two monitors, it worked then but after i installed updates and nvidia drivers i rebooted and now it cant find the display. im running the latest version of the 64 bit
[03:02] <Thrash--> help me please :(
[03:03] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: i meant that is what is listed under ethernet controller
[03:03] <eboyjr> Hello! :) Can someone help me be able to login into my computer from another computer on the same network from the LiveCD? It says it did not receive a response from the server. :/
[03:03] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: there is another that says attansic technology corp device 1062
[03:03] <eboyjr> XDMCP
[03:03] <glitchd> sebsebseb,  the whole problem is that my laptop wont shut down all the way it jus hangs at the "wait for other processes to terminate"
[03:03] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, Is this a wireless connection?
[03:03] <glitchd> sebsebseb, nd excuse me once again
[03:03] <inx-mdg> checking specs for acer aspire d250 on net...
[03:03] <SuspectZero> how can i keep dmesg open so i can see live whats happenign when i plug in a usb or somethign?
[03:03] <SuspectZero> !dmesg
[03:03] <sebsebseb> glitchd: ok I don't know, but   wait around a bit, and repeate the issue and someone else may know
[03:04] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: IDK
[03:04] <Thrash--> mind helping me sebseb
[03:04]  * zargonovski :D
[03:04] <glitchd> sebsebseb, well thanks anyways bud
[03:04] <sebsebseb> glitchd: ok good luck finding a solution
[03:04] <JoeZiehmer> I'm at my Wits end.
[03:04] <topo> hello, some one knows a place in spanish??
[03:05] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: It is an aspire one d250. I believe that is what it uses for wireless?
[03:05] <glitchd> sebsebseb, thank you sir
[03:05] <JoeZiehmer> I cannot get Ubuntu 8.04 to operate on my iMac 500
[03:05] <sebsebseb> !es |  topo
[03:05] <JoeZiehmer> So I'm going to stick with Ubuntu 6.06 LTS
[03:05] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, does it also have a wired connection?
[03:05] <Thrash--> meh this place is worse than public health care
[03:05] <sebsebseb> !6.06 |  JoeZiehmer
[03:06] <Thrash--> I need some help here, I installed ubuntu earlier and it wouldnt display the login screen until i dced one of two monitors, it worked then but after i installed updates and nvidia drivers i rebooted and now it cant find the display. im running the latest version of the 64 bit
[03:06] <Flannel> JoeZiehmer: Have you gotten the PPC version? And the alternate CD, of course.
[03:06] <fccf> JoeZiehmer: regarding your iMac ... what processor does it have?
[03:06] <JoeZiehmer> Had both.
[03:06] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: it does, but the driver doesn't exist. I was trying to fix the bugs in it earlier and was following a tutorial: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=902860&highlight=Atheros+Communications+Inc.+AR242x+802.11abg&page=6. it failed and so I was trying to get on a cable connection, so that I could redownload it
[03:06] <JoeZiehmer> 500 Mhz going to stick with 6.06 and be happy.
[03:06] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: what would it be called?
[03:06] <JoeZiehmer> The video goes off because the open firmware a POS.
[03:06] <m3onh0x84__> What is best bug manager in ubuntu 9 ?
[03:06] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: it shows the wifi card is a "Acer InviLink 802.11b/g"
[03:07] <JoeZiehmer> I got my start cutting my teeth on an Acer what's the question inx?
[03:07] <Thrash--> how can i fix a ERROR:The control display is undefined
[03:07] <m3onh0x84__> bug manager can save, find log, check bug
[03:07] <m3onh0x84__> bug manager can save, find log, check and report bug to ubuntu develop team ?
[03:08] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: only a 3 cell battery?
[03:08] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg:i guess and it is terrible!
[03:08] <JoeZiehmer> How do I modprobe the keys though for the iMac 500?
[03:08] <meoblast001> does anyone know of any screencasters that actually work
[03:08] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: do you get 3 hours?
[03:08] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: No, I get about an hour and a half!
[03:08] <jalvarez> how can i test a nat conection????
[03:08] <meoblast001> i need something that will do 3D and sound at the same time
[03:09] <Thrash--> how can i fix a ERROR:The control display is undefined
[03:09] <meoblast001> without locking up when you try to close it
[03:09] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: I generally only use it at Starbucks, so it is easy to plug in
[03:10] <inx-mdg> dsnyders: I wonder if the network cable has anything to do with the error - perhaps its a crossover cable?
[03:10] <Thrash--> how can i fix a ERROR:The control display is undefined
[03:10] <Thrash--> how can i fix a ERROR:The control display is undefined
[03:10] <JoeZiehmer> Think I'm going to start looking for free iMac's though.
[03:10] <dsnyders> inx-mdg, That's where I was about to go
[03:10] <JoeZiehmer> They are fun to work with, install Ubuntu 4.10, and they work just fine.
[03:10] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, Have you used this cable on another computer?
[03:10] <Hoss> can someone tell me the difference between apt-get update && upgrade and the actual "Update Manager".
[03:10] <Pici> !patience | Thrash--
[03:11] <eboyjr> Hello I enabled XDMCP but I can't find it from my other computer... How come?
[03:11] <agroker> I'd like to get the fglrx driver instead of default one (no way to play ppracer with it) and I try to follow instructions for Jaunty from here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI#Instructions%20for%20Ubuntu%209.04%20(Jaunty)  my problem is, though, I cannot see ''System->Hardware drivers" menu - where to get it from?
[03:11] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: Yes, but I can switch to another, try again with everything you said and see if it works
[03:11] <Thrash--> .meh hard to be patient when my main computer isnt working
[03:11] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, If the cable has worked in the past it's probably fine.
[03:12] <Joe_> anyone know if it's possible to share a webcam and mic through wine?
[03:12] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, what is the cable plugged into?
[03:12] <eboyjr> agroker: System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[03:12] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: the wall
[03:12] <Thrash--> guess the only answer is to delete ubuntu and use windows ;x
[03:12] <agroker> eboyjr, it is not there :-(
[03:12] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: oh.....
[03:12] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: you said that before and I didn't catch it
[03:12] <Hoss> does anyone know how to run the Update Manager through the command line?  And why doesnt apt-get update/upgrade satisfy the needs of the "Update Manager".
[03:12] <spO> how do i change settings for something like x11vnc ?
[03:13] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, are you at a school or work or something?
[03:13] <eboyjr> agroker: Open a terminal and run /usr/bin/jockey-gtk
[03:13] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: no, our internet is included with our lease
[03:13] <fedel> hi everybody. I have a HP laptop model Dv6000. I'm having problem to make the internal mic work
[03:13] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: and the router is in the landlords place
[03:13] <agroker> eboyjr, no such file, I'll look now for it with synaptic
[03:14] <Macro_FTW> What kind of file system should I install Ubuntu on? Ext3? FAT32?
[03:14] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: you have a network connection in the wall - looks like a phone jack?
[03:14] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, I see.
[03:14] <spO> in desktop i go to applicatiosn, then i add or remove, and i don't see things like ssh server or anything much server related
[03:14] <deexannihilate> dsnyder: if I was to try on the plug i'm using for my desktop. would i just have to restart or would i have to redo any commands?
[03:14] <deexannihilate> I'll switch both the cord and the jack and see if it works
[03:15] <deexannihilate> dsnyder: i'll switch both and see if it works?
[03:15] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: yes
[03:15] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, Sorry, what are you switching?
[03:15] <losher> Macro_FTW: ext3. rock solid. well supported.
[03:15] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: if I switch the cable and the jack on the wall and try rebooting. will it make any difference?
[03:15] <agroker> eboyjr, thanks a lot, I must have removed jockey together with its nvidia dependencies another day using debfoster
[03:16] <Macro_FTW> Thanks losher. :)
[03:16] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, likely not.
[03:16] <eboyjr> agroker: No problem
[03:16] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: any idea what else the problem could be? it's only like a month old :(
[03:16] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: if you take the cable you have on your desktop and plug it into your laptop then click the network icon - it should show you connected
[03:17] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: i'll try it
[03:17] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: brb
[03:17] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: leave it pluggedinto the wall, just unplug from the desktop  and plug into computer and come back here to let us know
[03:18] <inx-mdg> dsnyders: what do you think?
[03:18] <`Johnny> i need help please
[03:18] <Thrash--> join the crowd johnny
[03:18] <dsnyders> inx-mdg, I would try unplugging the cable from the notebook and plugging it into the desktop first.
[03:18] <`Johnny> i backuped my stuff with a backup.tar file then reinstalled ubuntu how do i unpack?
[03:19] <spO> how do i change settings for something like x11vnc ?
[03:19] <dsnyders> inx-mdg, we know the desktop is working, so that would tell us if the cable is okay.
[03:19] <spO> how do i change settings for thing slike that?
[03:19] <inx-mdg> dsnyders: that makes sense  :)
[03:19] <alex__> I am still running 32-bit Ubuntu... I was going to upgrade to 64-bit and wanted opinions on if I should go to 8.04 or 9.04?
[03:19] <`Johnny> how do i unpack a .tar file?
[03:19] <diego__> !upgrade
[03:19] <dsnyders> inx-mdg, Once we know the cable is okay, then we know the problem is definitely on the notebook.
[03:20] <spO> i hate ubuntu
[03:20] <rodimus> <3 ubuntu
[03:20] <spO> i hate life too
[03:20] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: there was no change
[03:20] <rodimus> 8.10 > 9.04
[03:20] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: i tested ifup eth0 and it lists the same
[03:20] <spO> whgy is 8.10 better?
[03:20] <rodimus> because its alot faster on my computer
[03:20] <Thrash--> meh try setting up a dual monitor SLI setup on ubuntu
[03:20] <rodimus> :)
[03:20] <Thrash--> fuck
[03:20] <spO> that doesn't make much sense rodium
[03:20] <Flannel> Thrash--: Please mind your language.
[03:21] <inx-mdg> dsnyders deexannihilate1 wow!
[03:21] <spO> rodium, what kind of comptuer do you have?
[03:21] <rodimus> spO, sorry
[03:21] <spO> ?
[03:21] <Thrash--> sorry im like a grumpy old man in a hospital
[03:21] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: do you have Ubuntu netbook remix installed?
[03:21] <spO> windows os'es are so much easier to configure than *nix based systems
[03:21] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: yes
[03:21] <spO> waht tehf uck was i thinking
[03:22] <`Johnny> :-* How do i unpack a .tar file
[03:22] <Thrash--> agree spo
[03:22] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, unplug the cable from the netbook and plug it into your desktop and see if your desktop works.
[03:22] <Thrash--> now ubuntu screwed up my windows loader and i cant get into ubuntu to add it to grub
[03:22] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: ok
[03:22] <deexannihilate1>  inx-mdg: brb
[03:22] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, inx-mdg /me needs coffee. back in a bit.
[03:22] <alex__> Thrash--: At least you can easily run fixmbr if all else fails ;)
[03:23] <spO> what happened?
[03:23] <Thrash--> i know
[03:23] <Thrash--> trust me
[03:23] <Thrash--> im getting close to it
[03:23] <inx-mdg> dsnyders: thanks for all the great help :)
[03:23] <Flannel> spO: You were removed due to your poor choice of language.
[03:23] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> hey how does one delete a large folder with stuff in it
[03:23] <spO> it is like i got kicked or something without getting kicked
[03:23] <dewman> its your language
[03:23] <Godzuki> need help getting jaunty to connect to internet using wicd
[03:23] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> rmdir wont work
[03:23] <spO> who kicked me?
[03:23] <Godzuki> It can see the network, and the password is right but it won't connect
[03:23] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: yes
[03:23] <spO> did i even get a kick message?   my irc program is set to keep my channel window open when i get kicked
[03:23] <spO> i don't dnerstand
[03:24] <Flannel> spO: It's not important.  Just clean up your lanaguage.
[03:24] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: yes - it works?
[03:24] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, so you're on the cable that was on the netbook now?
[03:24] <inx-mdg> hi crunchbang !
[03:24] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> hmm anyone know
[03:24] <spO> i didn't even get a fucking kick message, how do you fucking like that,  people are less talkative and formal these days
[03:24] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: don't get excited! the cable works
[03:24] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: yes
[03:24] <dewman> children...
[03:25] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, Okay, so we know the cable works.  Problem is definitely isolated to the netbook.
[03:25] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> anyone know a command for removing folders with files in them??
[03:25] <losher> slow learners...
[03:25] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, Progress!
[03:25] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: :)
[03:25] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> rmdir wont work =(
[03:25] <alex__> Pfc_onesht1kl11: rm -r
[03:25] <dewman> Pfc_onesht1kl11, did you try to man rm? =)
[03:25] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> i get protect error
[03:25] <Thrash--> i think i should just reinstall ubuntu Z_z could do it faster than getting help in here lol
[03:25] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ya
[03:26] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, are you still root on the netbook?
[03:26] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> it says it has files in it
[03:26] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> cant do it
[03:26] <alex__> Pfc_onesht1kl11: rm -r
[03:26] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: yes
[03:26] <mechtech> torrent reactor is crappy these days!
[03:26] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> what is the option -r
[03:26] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ?
[03:26] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> just the folder
[03:26] <alex__> Pfc_onesht1kl11: It lets you get rid of directories =P It's recursive
[03:26] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> hmm
[03:26] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ok one sec
[03:26] <losher> Pfc_onesht1kl11: I thought you said you'd read the rm man page...?
[03:26] <Thrash--> how can i fix a ERROR:The control display is undefined?
[03:26] <alex__> Pfc_onesht1kl11: removes the folder and everything in it
[03:26] <Godzuki> Need help, Wicd wont connect to wep protected network
[03:27] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> its long im still learning here
[03:27] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, if you type in ifconfig how many devices are listed?
[03:27] <alex__> Pfc_onesht1kl11: man pages are your friends while learning =P
[03:27] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: on local loopback
[03:27] <losher> Pfc_onesht1kl11: yeah ok. Be careful with that rm -r command ok?
[03:27] <dewman> isnt there a -f option as well?
[03:28] <inx-mdg> crunchbang: how long you been using cruncbang?
[03:28] <alex__> Pfc_onesht1kl11: http://www.linuxcommand.org/ best place to learn the shell... period.
[03:28] <losher> dewman: there is.  Now all you need is to add sudo and you can destroy pretty much any system
[03:28] <shaullx> is pygtk included with ubuntu jaunty?
[03:28] <Thrash--> how can i fix a ERROR:The control display is undefined? :(
[03:28] <ZeroKewl> hi all how do i change my lonin screen resolution
[03:28] <axisys> i am still looking for some help with LEAP .. so far found nothing that has been tried on jaunty
[03:28] <crunchbang> inx-mdg, off and on for about 6 months
[03:28] <inx-mdg> Thrash--: how are you getting that error?  What caused it?
[03:28] <Gnea> !resolution | ZeroKewl
[03:29] <dewman> losher, no thanks..... =)
[03:29] <Thrash--> i installed updates after installing 64 bit 9.04 but i installed video drivers too
[03:29] <inx-mdg> crunchbang: I was surprised how fast it ran from CD
[03:29] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ok its write protected how do i remove it without gui
[03:29] <Thrash--> and restarted for both
[03:29] <Thrash--> at the same time
[03:29] <crunchbang> inx-mdg, yep..it also revived a 10-year old laptop :)
[03:30] <alex__> Um... Does ubuntu-restricted-extras work ok in 64-bit? Or no because of flash?
[03:30] <Heston> how would one list the total size of multiple directories in another directory?
[03:30] <inx-mdg> crunchbang: what's the specs on the 10 yearold laptop?
[03:30] <ZeroKewl> my desktop screen resolution is great its my longin screen i need help with
[03:30] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> the -r option just made it decend into sub directory and all files are write protected grrr
[03:30] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, what was the netbook make/model again?
[03:30] <inx-mdg> Thrash--: ooooo
[03:30] <crunchbang> inx-mdg, pII 366mhz 256mb memory 8gb hdd
[03:30] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: acer aspire one d250-1026
[03:30] <Mickael> my wpn111 wireless usb dongle dosen't blink when i plug it in to my ubuntu box. any tips?
[03:30] <Thrash--> i also have SLI and dual monitors
[03:30] <alex__> Pfc_onesht1kl11: Then sudo rm -r
[03:31] <alex__> Pfc_onesht1kl11: sudo makes you root and allows you to do anything
[03:31] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ok sudo power it is one sec!
[03:31] <Thrash--> but i tried without the sli bridge in and with one monitor connected
[03:31] <inx-mdg> crunchbang: makes me miss my old Dell CPt 333 :)
[03:31] <crunchbang> heheh
[03:31] <alex__> Pfc_onesht1kl11: Be VERY carefull... don't want you deleting your OS lol
[03:31] <ZeroKewl> do i change this  Virtual	1792	1344  to 1024 768 would that work
[03:31] <losher> alex__: well I'm glad you added that warning...
[03:31] <curiouscat> is anyone here using ubuntuone?
[03:32] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ok
[03:32] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: if I completely reinstall remix, will it correct the problem?
[03:32] <agroker> still trying to install the fglrx driver following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI#Instructions%20for%20Ubuntu%209.04%20(Jaunty) directions, but when issuing insmod command I get "insmod: can't read '/lib/modules/2.6.28-14-generic/volatile/fglrx.ko': No such file or directory", what to do?
[03:32] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> it worked
[03:32] <GodfatherofEire> ok, somethin of a n00b question, how would I go about creating an .iso from a CD?
[03:32] <shaullx> how to get pygtk ?
[03:32] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, It may.  I have no way of knowing.
[03:32] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> was there a way to remove write protection without sudo command
[03:33] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: is there anything else you suggest?
[03:33] <Thrash--> indx-mdg, do you know how to fix that?
[03:33] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: then you also have the wifi problem
[03:33] <shaullx> anyone?
[03:33] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> man its busy
[03:33] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ill come back later
[03:33] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> thanks guys!
[03:33] <inx-mdg> Thrash--: sorry, I have no idea.. wish I did
[03:33] <ZeroKewl> Virtual	1792	1344 << is that the line in sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf for the log in screen
[03:33] <alex__> Pfc_onesht1kl11: ubuntu is the most used Linux OS
[03:33] <dsnyders> inx-mdg, I think deexannihilate is trying to get connectivity so he can install a fix for his wireless
[03:33] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> is that good or bad
[03:33] <inx-mdg> Thrash--: I know how frusted you feel ...
[03:33] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> ?
[03:33] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: at least the wifi connect before. it disconnected a lot, but at least it existed! perhaps, someone else will know how to fix it without deleting it completely?
[03:34] <alex__> Pfc_onesht1kl11: Means it's the easiest to get support for =P
[03:34] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: SHE!
[03:34] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> great!
[03:34] <Pfc_onesht1kl11> laterz
[03:34] <Thrash--> yeah and im gonna have to run a windows recovery disk to get my boot loader fixed now Z_Z
[03:34] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, She?
[03:34] <Thrash--> having an amazing computer can actually hurt you in situations like this
[03:34] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: yes, I am female.
[03:34] <ZeroKewl> so no one knows
[03:34] <ZeroKewl> :(
[03:34] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: do you have any wireless phones close to your router?
[03:34] <losher> GodfatherofEire: what do you plan to do with the iso?
[03:35] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: my friend has her iPhone
[03:35] <alex__> Thrash--: That's the one problem with ubuntu... hardware makers don't send in their stuff like they do to MS
[03:35] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: is the wireless router in your place or your landlords?
[03:35] <GodfatherofEire> losher, mount it, extract the files and then create a customized live CD
[03:35] <Thrash--> alex: yeah, I figured I would run into major problems with my complicated setup
[03:35] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: landlords
[03:35] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, Ah!  Right.  I apologize for my presumption
[03:35] <GodfatherofEire> wait....
[03:35] <curiouscat> Anyone here using UbuntuOne? Ran into a problem. Suddenly won't log-in to my account. Tried to remove the password from the keyring but it won't recognize that there's no more password. So it won't re-authenticate.
[03:35] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: it is ok. i'm use to it.
[03:36] <GodfatherofEire> I R stoopid, I can just take the files off the CD
[03:36] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: you may physically be too far away and have the connection drop
[03:36] <alex__> Thrash--: I guess I just got lucky =P
[03:36] <Thrash--> I'll just reinstall ubuntu i guess lol it takes me 5 minutes max to install
[03:36] <losher> GodfatherofEire: yes you can...
[03:36] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: it is directly above my head
[03:36] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: i've been using it for almost a month straight.
[03:37] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: did you just start having the connection dropping problem or has it done it all along?
[03:37] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: i noticed the largest problem with the wireless when I am at starbucks. people around me have no problem getting it, but it takes me forever to connect to it
[03:37] <goo_> anyone know why after installing nvidia drivers my conky setup gets completely messed up?  its stuck on the bottom of the screen now, i had it perfect :(
[03:37] <_adam__> ##testinghere
[03:38] <Thrash--> get over it goo i installed drivers and my ubuntu died
[03:38] <goo_> heh
[03:38] <Godzuki> Anyone know about Wicd?
[03:38] <GodfatherofEire> losher, actually hold up, I need to get it onto a squashfs file
[03:39] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: I used wicd once
[03:39] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, type in lspci|grep -i eth
[03:39] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: as in only once?
[03:39] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: no - as in for a short while
[03:39] <losher> GodfatherofEire: not sure I can help you with that. There are howtos for remastering ubuntu cds tho'...
[03:39] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: i've been having the at&t wifi (starbucks) since i got it
[03:40] <GodfatherofEire> losher, thats why i was tryin to figure out how to get it to the .iso image cause the instructions call for that
[03:40] <Flannel> GodfatherofEire: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[03:40] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: so wifi at starbucks, but not at home?
[03:40] <Thrash--> alex: you think updating ubuntu before restarting for nvidia drivers caused it?
[03:40] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: I can't seem to get it to connect to a WEP network. All the guides online pretty much consist of 'switch to wpa' which I cant.
[03:40] <GodfatherofEire> Flannel, I know, thats what I'm usin
[03:40] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: what's been happneing ?
[03:40] <agroker> how can I check whether I run 32 or 64 bit installation?
[03:40] <losher> GodfatherofEire: we can make an iso if you want....
[03:40] <alex__> Thrash--: I wasn't paying attention so IDK what your problem even was =P
[03:41] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: I recall something about adding the character "x" to the end of he password when you put it in - sounds strange I know....
[03:41] <Thrash--> alex: it couldnt find my display after i restarted
[03:41] <GodfatherofEire> losher, I already have the CD in the drive and dl'd on the other comp
[03:41] <GodfatherofEire> if only I could find my 16gig USB drive
[03:41] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: i click connect, it says something along the lines of laying interface, then loses it.
[03:41] <Thrash--> alex: i installed nvidia drivers and then did the ubuntu update thing then restarted
[03:41] <GodfatherofEire> which i probably left at the office
[03:41] <GodfatherofEire> again
[03:42] <losher> GodfatherofEire: well, let me know when you have an actual question :-)
[03:42] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: it will also lose the networks and never pick them back up until I reset.
[03:42] <b0nn> I'm having trouble with a wifi interface. For reasons unknown, it won't come up
[03:42] <b0nn> Any ideas how to troubleshoot it?
[03:42] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: what network card?
[03:42] <GodfatherofEire> losher, so do you know of a way to just to make the .iso file from the actual CD?
[03:42] <losher> agroker: uname -a
[03:42] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg; It happens at home, but not as frequently
[03:42] <alex__> agroker: uname -a
[03:42] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: hmm.....
[03:42] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: wg111t usb. All drivers installed with ndiswrapper.
[03:43] <deexannihilate>  inx-mdg: I show a stronger connection at starbucks, but it is harder to keep the signal. It just runs really slow and low at home
[03:43] <losher> GodfatherofEire: yes, wait a mo while I peek in my shell script
[03:43] <frankpanda> asdfadf
[03:43] <frankpanda> 1233444321233211123334444444443321
[03:43] <GodfatherofEire> no prob
[03:43] <alex__> Thrash--: I know it's a stupid question... but did you get the right drivers?
[03:43] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: I wonder if that adapter supports wpa?
[03:43] <GodfatherofEire> i think there was a way to do it from the terminal, but I cant remember for sure
[03:43] <agroker> uname -a says only i686 - does that mean 32 or 64 bit?
[03:44] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: maybe directly under connection is the problem at home...
[03:44] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: im not sure. the router is set to wep as one of the other desktops is legacy
[03:44] <alex__> agroker: That is 32 bit
[03:44] <rex_> HEY
[03:44] <agroker> aleX-xx, thanks
[03:44] <rex_> any one up for webcam chat?
[03:45] <losher> GodfatherofEire: first, run isoinfo -d -i /dev/cdrom and note down the number where it says 'volume size is: nnnnnnn'
[03:45] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: okay, the site says it will support it
[03:45] <Thrash--> yes im pretty sure
[03:45] <Thrash--> there wasn't an option between x86 and x64 tho
[03:45] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: reports I'm reading say problem with WEP setup....
[03:46] <b0nn> grr, it was dhclient being a pITA
[03:46] <b0nn> thanks.. sort of
[03:46] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: it is definitely a possibility. I just figured since it was a known problem, the driver was possibly the problem, so i tried to fix it. and i ended up breaking it!
[03:46] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: you are using 9.04?
[03:46] <slopslaptop> hey all
[03:46] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: the newest one is 9.04 right? then yes.
[03:46] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: I've done that before myself...
[03:46] <alex__> Thrash--: http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us it has "Linux 32-bit" and "Linux 64-bit"
[03:46] <Thrash--> I know
[03:46] <slopslaptop> is there an easy way of going from 32 bit to 64 bit with out loosing my seetings:
[03:46] <losher> GodfatherofEire: then run dd if=/dev/cdrom bs=2048 count=<nnnnnnn> conv=notrunc > mycd.iso
[03:46] <Thrash--> i was using the ubuntu thing
[03:47] <Thrash--> probably not the best thing to do :X
[03:47] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: sorry! i never say your message
[03:47] <Thrash--> doesnt matter now alex already done reinstalling lol
[03:47] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, No problem.  Have you ever let the battery run down?
[03:48] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: yes, it does sometimes
[03:49] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/linpus-linux-lite-no-network-manager-or-internet-acer-aspire-one-663422/
[03:49] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, some people have had problems with the acer aspire one if the battery drains before shutting down.
[03:50] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: it lists ethernet controller: atheros communications AR 242x 802.11abg wireless pci express (rev 01) and enthernet controller: attansic technolody corp. fevice 1062 (rev co)
[03:50] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: (rev c0)
[03:50] <losher> GodfatherofEire: did you get what you need?
[03:50] <dsnyders> deexannihilate,  the apparent solution is to delete ~/.gconf/system/networking directory
[03:51] <GodfatherofEire> losher, sorry, had to go downstairs for a sec
[03:51] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: I'm not seeing any solutions yet...
[03:51] <agent0range> why is there no colors in irssi?
[03:51] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: I can only connect to unencrypted networks.
[03:52] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: how do I go about doing it?
[03:52] <agent0range> well i guess its irssi under screen
[03:52] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: yikes!
[03:52] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: I'm reading through the thread
[03:52] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, Okay, read through it first, and see if it sounds like your symptoms
[03:53] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: and i was going to try using wireshark to see what was happening, and now it wont install
[03:53] <Thrash--> lol
[03:53] <inx-mdg> dsnyders: post #11
[03:53] <glitchd>  
[03:53] <Thrash--> how do you install these drivers from the site alex
[03:53] <Thrash--> im a total linux noo
[03:53] <Thrash--> b
[03:53] <dsnyders> inx-mdg, Yes.  But I just want to make sure we're implementing the right solution.
[03:54] <glitchd> im having a problem shutting down my laptop. acer aspire with ubuntu 9.04/windows 7
[03:55] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: the only thing I can say is it didn't start acting up after shut down
[03:55] <grendal_prime> ok i got a really expensive video card on this machine, dbi and 3 monitors...but im having a really hard time getting anything but two screens that are mirrored.  Anyone out there good with this sort of stuff cause i suck... its an ati radeon card i believe
[03:55] <losher> GodfatherofEire: do you have what you need?
[03:56] <grendal_prime> first off how do i find out for sure what the card is?
[03:56] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: sorry, not seeing a solution...
[03:56] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: I followed this post:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=902860&highlight=Atheros+Communications+Inc.+AR242x+802.11abg (the one listed under reasoner) to try and fix my wifi going in and out and then had the problem
[03:56] <GodfatherofEire> once it finishes, i should
[03:57] <o2c3n> so i keep gettin these grub error's 21 and 17 anyone got any leads for me? lol
[03:57] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: I could not get the link to load even after adding the IP.
[03:57] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: well, guess I'll just have to win 7 then.
[03:57] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: ewww - sorry
[03:58] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: I mean I can't really use it if I can't connect to the network and internet.
[03:58] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: you running 8.04?
[03:58] <mankeletor> hi all, can listen play mp3 files?
[03:58] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: true... but win 7....:/
[03:59] <losher> !mp3 | mankeletor
[03:59] <supreme> hi
[03:59] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: 7 or vista. So my choices are 7 or my testicles in a cheese grater.
[03:59] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: tough choice....
[03:59] <alex__> Godzuki: The second one!!
[04:00] <mankeletor> losher, keewl =)
[04:00] <mankeletor> thx
[04:00] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: I'll probably just find a supported network card in a couple weeks, so its only temporary
[04:00] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: if you are going USB - try Belkin F5D7050
[04:01] <GodfatherofEire> losher, thanks
[04:01] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: Probably just going to get a NIC that has wifi in it. any you know of that are supported out of the box?
[04:01] <mechtech> ok...Ubuntu officially KICKS @$$!
[04:01] <Thrash--> wish me luck alex
[04:01] <losher> GodfatherofEire: glad it worked. Your problems are just beginning...:-)
[04:01] <Thrash--> just installed drivers
[04:01] <Thrash--> restarting
[04:01] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: you Belkin F5d7010 version .....
[04:01] <GodfatherofEire> losher hahahaha
[04:01] <inx-mdg> version 6 for sure
[04:01] <GodfatherofEire> trust me, its nothin compared to what i was gonna do
[04:02] <GodfatherofEire> I was gonna do an LFS with the Linux Unified Kernel, and make THAT a live distro
[04:02] <mechtech> I have a bunch of mp3s in a folder...no music player of any kind open...mouse hovered over a file by accident...the OS started playing the file without opening any music player!
[04:02] <GodfatherofEire> Gave it some thought, and suffice it to say, reconsidered
[04:02] <Thrash--> Z_Z
[04:03] <Thrash--> awesome!
[04:03] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: that's a PCMCIA - is that what you meant?
[04:03] <Thrash--> it goes to the nonGUI bootup again
[04:03] <alex__> mechtech: The music player is prob in your notification area
[04:03] <losher> GodfatherofEire: people do it, (though I'm far too lazy myself)...
[04:03] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, Okay. let's try something.
[04:03] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: still with us?
[04:03] <Thrash--> so much for all you need to do is restart ubuntu and your drivers will work
[04:03] <mechtech> alex_: I don't have one open!
[04:03] <deexannihilate> dsnyders: yes
[04:03] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: desktop card actually.
[04:03] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: yes
[04:03] <inx-mdg> Godzuki: oh.... not sure then.
[04:04] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, you're at the root prompt?
[04:04] <losher> mechtech: some nautilus preview nonsense I expect...
[04:04] <GodfatherofEire> I know they do, but not LFS+LUK+LiveCD+Security auditing and system testing tools for all the major OSs out there
[04:04] <Godzuki> inx-mdg: yeah, I'll find one though.
[04:04] <deexannihilate> i just exited it but i'll go back
[04:04] <deexannihilate> dsnyders:  ok
[04:04] <GodfatherofEire> I.e. mac, windows, linux, and solaris
[04:04] <mechtech> losher: not nonsense from my point of view
[04:04] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, No, I need you at the normal prompt
[04:04] <mechtech> losher: I'm lovin' it
[04:04] <deexannihilate> dsnyders:  ok.
[04:04] <deexannihilate> dsnyders:  done
[04:04] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, Okay, type in cd
[04:04] <losher> GodfatherofEire: for work, presumably...
[04:05] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, You should now be at your home directory.
[04:05] <GodfatherofEire> losher, well, yeah, thats what I was gonna use it for, but still, thatd be a pain in any event
[04:05] <deexannihilate> it says deexannihilate@deexannihilate-laptop:~$
[04:05] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, good.  Type in rm -rf ~/.gconf/system/networking
[04:06] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate dsnyders : I was looking at an acer aspir   - eager to see how this turns out
[04:06] <inx-mdg> aspir/aspire
[04:07] <deexannihilate> dsnyders:  ok
[04:07] <Mickael> HEY!
[04:07] <deexannihilate> inx-mdg: outside of this little problem.. it works wonderfully
[04:07] <Mickael> I GOT IT WORKING
[04:08] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, Okay, now try rebooting the netbook.
[04:08] <coordinador> hey
[04:08] <Mickael> For problems with WPN111, use the oldest driver netgear has. It will work!
[04:08] <coordinador> i have a really weird problem
[04:08] <deexannihilate> dsnyders:  brb
[04:08] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate: I would definitely get the 6 cell battery though
[04:08] <coordinador> suddenly the keyboard layout and theme set with default configuration, and i cannot change back
[04:08] <coordinador> :S
[04:08] <duncanmaccleod> anyone get itshidden vpn working via guest vbox?
[04:09] <inx-mdg> dsnyders: what key phrase did you search for to find this solution?
[04:09] <edbian> OT:  Where is there a good arch linux support channel?  (on what server) ??
[04:10] <dsnyders> inx-mdg, acer asire one linux ethernet  I think
[04:10] <orlok> Does anybody here use an Arduino with ubuntu? I am experiencing USB lockups
[04:10] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  ok
[04:11] <dsnyders> deexannihilate, fire up a terminal
[04:11] <inx-mdg> dsnyders: we lost her...
[04:11] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  ok
[04:12] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: i'm back
[04:12] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, sudo -i and then ifconfig
[04:12] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: :(
[04:13] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, no joy?
[04:13] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: it is the same
[04:13] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: wifi still works?
[04:14] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: nope
[04:14] <Gadu> how can I find what permission mask a file has so I may set another file to the same permissions?
[04:14] <Gadu> if I worded that properly
[04:15] <powertool08> edbian: #archlinux
[04:15] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, lspci|grep -i eth  again
[04:15] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: before, it gave an option to enable/disable wireless, but it doesn't exist anymore
[04:15] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: ok
[04:15] <edbian> Gadu: ls -l lists the files inside the working directory and their permissions.  They are a little difficult to read though if you don't know how!
[04:15] <Gadu> edbian: thanks
[04:16] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  under root?
[04:16] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: it lists the same two ethernet controller
[04:16] <edbian> Gadu: NP!  Let me know if you want more help :)
[04:16] <deexannihilate1> s
[04:16] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, yes.
[04:16] <tonsofpcs> hmm.... what is the easiest way to modify firewall rules on ubuntu the jaunty jackalope netbook remix?
[04:17] <Thrash--> god
[04:17] <Thrash--> think its time to run windows recovery disc and give up on linux
[04:17] <Jeruvy> !ufw | tonsofpcs
[04:17] <DasEi> tonsofpcs: ufw, or firestarter
[04:17] <Gadu> edbian: ok I understand the listed owner and read write etc listed but I don't know the number associated with that so I can chmod another to the same thing
[04:17] <tonsofpcs> thanks Jeruvy
[04:18] <orlok> Hmm. kernel bug reports in ubuntu should go to ubuntu?
[04:18] <tonsofpcs> no gui tool preinstalled with default netbook remix then?
[04:18] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  don't know if you saw the messages I typed before: it lists the same two ethernet controllers
[04:18] <xFlux> Gadu:  Just remember this.  Read = 4  Write = 2  Execute = 1
[04:18] <Thrash--> so the nvidia drivers that linux tells me to install crash my computer and dont allow X to run?
[04:18] <Thrash--> doesnt make much sense to me
[04:18] <Jeruvy> orluk: sure it's specific to ubuntu (unless your using a custom kernel)
[04:18] <edbian> Gadu: The chown command changes the owner or group
[04:18] <xFlux> Gadu:  If you add Read and Write, you get 6
[04:19] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, They seem to be scrolled off my history
[04:19] <edbian> Gadu: Look at "man chown" :)
[04:19] <Gadu> I see
[04:19] <xFlux> Gadu:  He said chmod, not chown
[04:19] <orlok> Jeruvy: was too drunk last night to drag the hardware over to a different linux system but i will test when i get home
[04:19] <Jeruvy> Thrash--: are you just banging your head through this, or are you following a howto or the documentation page?
[04:19] <jfincher__> so I can see the "mobile broadband" connection in my "network connections" but I can't see any way to connect to it.  How do I connect to it?
[04:19] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  no problem: Theros AR 242x 802.11abg and Attansic Device 1062
[04:19] <Gadu> a long story short, I have files in my user folder that aren't owned by my user and I want to change all of those files
[04:19] <Jeruvy> orlok: hehe been there :)
[04:20] <orlok> Jeruvy: ftdi USB-> serial device locks up, and i need to reboot to be able to access any USB serial devices after that
[04:20] <Thrash--> ive googled the entire interwebs
[04:20] <Gadu> would I be able to chown everything in my user folder at once? XD
[04:20] <Thrash--> and been in chat for 4 hours
[04:20] <Thrash--> on my third ubuntu install
[04:20] <edbian> Gadu: You should be the owner of everything in the home folder
[04:20] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, type in dmesg|grep -i eth
[04:20] <edbian> Gadu: I think you can "chown you /home/<you> -r"
[04:20] <edbian> Gadu: Or something like that (-r for recursive)
[04:20] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  ok
[04:20] <Gadu> I'll try that
[04:21] <Thrash--> i go to hardware drivers
[04:21] <Thrash--> let it download and install nvidia 180
[04:21] <inx-mdg> Thrash--: I've spent twice that trying to fix windows XP just last weekend
[04:21] <CoJaBo-Aztec> What do nI need to install to get the Sun Java plugin in Firefox?
[04:21] <Thrash--> lulwhat
[04:21] <test34> chown -R maybe
[04:21] <Thrash--> my windows vista is flawless :X
[04:21] <Flannel> edbian, Gadu: chown youruser:youruser -R /home/youruser
[04:21] <edbian> Gadu: "sudo chown -R <you> /home/<you>
[04:21] <Thrash--> it could be my second graphics card
[04:21] <test34> edbian: why sudo
[04:21] <edbian> Gadu: I think flannel is right ;)
[04:21] <Thrash--> but im not going to take hardware out just for ubuntu
[04:21] <Gadu> I'll go with that then
[04:22] <Ffthrash> 3
[04:22] <test34> edbian: files owned by root?
[04:22] <inx-mdg> Thrash--: if Vista is flawless, who did you end up with Ubuntu?
[04:22] <Flannel> edbian: manpage says -R you:you, but I swear I've done the other before without it complaining
[04:22] <Ffthrash> list!
[04:22] <Thrash--> its on another partition
[04:22] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  1. ACPI Error 1: Making method _OSC as serialized bc of AE_already exists error 3
[04:22] <Jeruvy> orlok: I'd be curious about that bug, ftdi gives me issues windows, ubuntu...you name it.
[04:22] <Thrash--> screwing around
[04:22] <Ffthrash> !list
[04:22] <edbian> test34: I didn't really think about it.  Yeah sudo is only required if the files are owned by someone else
[04:22] <Thrash--> im gonna have to overwrite the grub loader to make windows work tho
[04:23] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: 3. Drover 'sd' needs updating - please use bus-type methods
[04:23] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  20. bluetooth BNEP ethernet emulation ver 1.3
[04:23] <rodimus_> is anyone here currently using mayanna?
[04:23] <inx-mdg> Thrash--: did vista do what you were trying to do in linux?
[04:24] <Gadu> Flannel, edbian: tyvm for the help, that worked perfectly
[04:24] <Thrash--> installing ubuntu to screw around
[04:25] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  oh and 3. driver 'sr' needs updating
[04:25] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, cd /var/log
[04:26] <inx-mdg> Thrash--: please don't be disrespectful of communmity support here
[04:26] <Thrash--> ?
[04:26] <Thrash--> screw around as in learn /play with it
[04:26] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  ok
[04:27] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, okay, type in less messages
[04:27] <inx-mdg> Thrash--: as in come here and talk trash about linux
[04:27] <rww> inx-mdg: he isn't. please stop being officious :(
[04:27] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  does that mean don't type as much to you or physically type in "less messages"?
[04:28] <navatwo> SEND Hi
[04:28] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, sorry, less is a command for viewing long files, and messages is the file to type.
[04:28] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  ok done.
[04:29] <Thrash--> nothing to do with linux anyways
[04:29] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  what do you want me to tell you on it
[04:29] <Thrash--> i get the same attitude with windows when i cant boot
[04:29] <jimisrvrox> hey guys dont mean to be rude but Ive been going through dependency hell trying to install VLC and now im trying to just figure out what to do about gstreamer for the retarded totem player...tried to get keryx to work...that didnt come out like I wanted...id really appreciate some help here...originally was wanting to install VLC on a box w/o net...im beginning to hate linux...depeendency...
[04:29] <jimisrvrox> ...hell...grrrr
[04:29] <grendal_prime> man i get really shitty performance from this thing...its got to be that damn ati card.
[04:30] <Ziber> I'm trying to install ubuntu 8.10 from a CD, and when I go to partition it through the install, I dont see the windows partition.
[04:30] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, okay you should see a lot of system messages that happened when you booted.
[04:30] <inx-mdg> Thrash- rww - I'm just saying we are all here to learn and to help, i.e. volunteer help
[04:30] <test34> I gave up on ati years ago
[04:31] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: What should I look for?
[04:31] <argans> hello...is anyone here who answer of some question about "Rent a Coder" site?
[04:31] <inx-mdg> dsnyders: thanks for all the help
[04:31] <rww> inx-mdg: I know. It's probably best if you assume good faith, and don't tell people off for saying they're "screwing around" with Ubuntu, though :)
[04:31] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: you are in good hands
[04:31] <Ziber> Why wouldnt my windows partition show up when I go to install ubuntu?
[04:31] <Flannel> jimisrvrox: I you use the versions in the repositories, you shouldn't have any dependency problems.  If you're using packages from random other places, then that's different.
[04:31] <rww> argans: try #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:31] <mel> hi I want to install ubuntu on another partition but my computer isn't reading/writing cds properly, but dvds work ok.  Is there a way to burn the cd iso onto a dvd or a dvd version I could use?
[04:31] <grendal_prime> whats the best way to get the video card stats?
[04:31] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, any error messages?  Anything that looks like ethernet startup messages
[04:31] <deexannihilate1> inx-mdg: thanks for your help as well!
[04:31] <inx-mdg> rww: not the screwing around part - we are all tinkering
[04:32] <genie_vn> I downloaded an icon pack for ubuntu 9.04, how to install it?
[04:32] <inx-mdg> deexannihilate1: your welcome - wish I could have done more
[04:32] <dsnyders> inx-mdg, I didn't think about checking the logs until a few minutes ago.
[04:32] <Ziber> Anyone?
[04:32] <dsnyders> inx-mdg, I guess I'll have to turn in my linux+ cert.
[04:32] <mataks_> is virtual box for free?
[04:32] <rww> mataks_: yes
[04:32]  * orlok wonders if Sorbs is dead yet
[04:32] <inx-mdg> dsnyders: I didn't know to check the logs...
[04:32] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  ath5k phy0: unsupported jumbo
[04:32] <kdc1956> does your cd/dvd burner work
[04:32] <duncanmaccleod> who wants to live forever?
[04:33] <Jeruvy> mel: you could try, but I've heard of ppl having issues with it working that way.  You may be better to try using a usb to install from.
[04:33] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  ACPI error psparse - 0524
[04:33] <orlok> duncanmaccleod: duncan sucked. conner is the only highlander
[04:33] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: would it specifically say ethernet?
[04:33] <inx-mdg> night all o/
[04:33] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, not necessarily
[04:33] <orlok> duncanmaccleod: THERE SHOULD HAVE BEEN ONLY ONE! (movie, that is)
[04:33] <Flannel> orlok, duncanmaccleod: please take offtopic chatter elsewhere, thanks.
[04:33] <duncanmaccleod> i agree but it was taken
[04:33] <genie_vn> hi, I downloaded an icon pack for ubuntu 9.04, but how to install it?
[04:33] <mel> Jeruvy, ok thanks I will learn how to install from usb
[04:33] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: is there anyway to save it, so you can take a look?
[04:34] <duncanmaccleod> it appears most is off topic
[04:34] <orlok> My ubuntu systems USB ports all seem to lock up requiring a reboot. has anybody else seen this?
[04:34] <Jeruvy> mel: good luck
[04:34] <mel> Jeruvy, thanks heh I will need it, been a while since I've done anything linuxish =)
[04:34] <test34> orlok: did it always do that?
[04:34] <wade> Hi room
[04:35] <mataks_> anyone here have tried running windowsOS on virtualbox?
[04:35] <Jeruvy> !install | mel
[04:35] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, Sure, just upload the file to pastebin... once you get the networking working :-)
[04:35] <edbian> mataks_: I have.  A while ago.
[04:35] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: can i transfer it to a memory stick and put it up on this computer?
[04:36] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, ... or you could copy /var/log/messages onto a usb, and use your desktop to copy it to pastebin
[04:36] <test34> mataks_: do you also have a real question ?
[04:36] <markl_> OK FWIW - ubuntu LTS 8.04 supports > 2T partitions just fine
[04:36] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, you beat me to it.
[04:36] <markl_> no need to recompile kernel
[04:36] <mataks_> edbian,  if you install a windowsOS on virtual box do you still have to install the drivers? like video card driver sound and the mainboard
[04:36] <Ziber> Why wouldnt my windows partition show up during installation?
[04:36] <edbian> mataks_: I do remember one quarky thing though.  I had to go to Settings -> General -> Advanced -> Extended Features and turn them all on (accept the VT-x/AMD-V one I think)
[04:36] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  :) so should i exit and type the copy command?
[04:37] <Ziber> Anyone?
[04:37] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, yes, type in q to exit less
[04:37] <FFighter> if I have an Intel Core 2 Duo, but I'm running a 64bit distro
[04:37] <edbian> mataks_: If you tell virtual box that you're running windows <whatever> it will choose hardware for the virtual machine that solves all of the driver issues.
[04:37] <FFighter> should I get Swiftfox for AMD64 or Prescot??
[04:37] <ToyImp> Just curious. Anyone remember the CPU speed of a home PC back in 2000 or 2001?
[04:37] <mataks_> edbian,  so it uses the driver on your main OS to the virtual box?
[04:37] <Flannel> ToyImp: Try #ubuntu-offtopic instead, thanks.
[04:37] <DasEi> Ziber: chosen manual partitoning ?
[04:38] <orlok> ToyImp: i had a 700-1Ghz or so Athlon/K7 iirc
[04:38] <deexannihilate1> it says command not found
[04:38] <ToyImp> orlok, thanks :)
[04:38] <Ziber> DasEi: tbh, i've never done this before. one i hit next after that, it'll let me configure it out i want to?
[04:38] <ToyImp> Flannel, thanks for the channel info as well.
[04:38] <edbian> mataks_: It creates a virtual computer.  Said computer is made up of virtual hardware.  Virtualbox will purposefully choose only hardware that works with 0 configuration for whatever operating system you choose.
[04:38] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, were you already out of less?
[04:38] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  yes :(
[04:39] <edbian> mataks_: I have a Broadcom Wireless card and a wired nic on my host system.  On my virtual system all I have is a single works out of the box generic network card (it's virtual) get it?
[04:39] <DasEi> Ziber : the installer asks you , what have you selected ?
[04:39] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, If you could pastebin the /var/log/dmesg file as well, please
[04:40] <FFighter> If i have a Core2Duo and a 64bit distro, should I get Swiftfox for AMD64 or Prescot??
[04:40] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  how do i get the command to work?
[04:41] <FFighter> anyone?
[04:41] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, sorry, by "pastebin" I meant "copy the file to a memory stick, take it to your desktop, and upload them to the pastebin website"
[04:41] <wade> Ziber: you can add your windows install to grub manually let me know if you want the info.
[04:41] <mataks_> edbian, no. my questions is.. do you still need to install drivers on installed Windows in virtualbox?
[04:42] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  i tried the command and it didn't work.
[04:42] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  possibly because i am at home
[04:42] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, what command?
[04:42] <edbian> mataks_: If you tell virtual box what OS you're using you will need to install 0 drivers
[04:42] <FFighter> If i have a Core2Duo and a 64bit distro, should I get Swiftfox for AMD64 or Prescot??
[04:42] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  i though i was supposed to type copy /car/log/messages
[04:42] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: *var
[04:43] <wade> FFighter: for security reasons I would stick with Firefox.
[04:43] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, Sorry,   cp is the copy command in linux
[04:44] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders:  it says missing destination file operand after
[04:44] <wade> but if you must then use the prescott
[04:44] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: how should i type it in?
[04:45] <cdenny> anyone have experience with running windows 7 in ubuntu (virtually), or virtualization within ubuntu period?
[04:45] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, you can copy the file to the memory stick using the gui if you wish
[04:45] <coordinador> sombody?
[04:46] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, otherwise the command is cp source destination
[04:46] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, so cp /var/log/messages /path/to/memory/stick
[04:47] <Sassy1> dsnyders: add a colon ":" before the command shown. It makes it more clear for the user.
[04:47] <FFighter> wade, firefox is so damn resource-hogging
[04:47] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, whatever that path to memory stick may be
[04:47] <dsnyders> Sassy1, good point.
[04:47] <Sassy1> thanks sir
[04:48] <dsnyders> !pastebin
[04:48] <wade> Swiftfox is Firefox but the "latest greatest" cutting edge that is still in testing.
[04:48] <Sassy1> No, thats the Powerfox :=)
[04:48] <wade> and possibly full of security issues.
[04:49] <BellinXFelon> can someone help me i have a device on /dev/sdb1, and i cant write to it
[04:49] <Sassy1> First time i feel happy this day, i hope "stew" wont be rotten today as well.
[04:50] <gabisar> BellinXFelon i can try help you
[04:50] <BellinXFelon> gabisar
[04:50] <BellinXFelon> gabisar : it mounts and everything i just cannot write to it
[04:50] <wade> bellinxfelon: try accessing it using alt+f2 "gksu nautilus"
[04:50] <Sassy1> remount
[04:50] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: sorry for not knowing how to get there. but how do i find the path
[04:51] <gabisar> when you use the mount command you can use mount -t filesystem -o uid=youruidhere /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb1
[04:51] <gabisar> BellinXFelon when you use the mount command you can use mount -t filesystem -o uid=youruidhere /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb1
[04:51] <test34> deexannihilate1:, look in /media
[04:51] <gabisar> BellinXFelon when you use the mount command you can use mount -t filesystem -o uid=youruidhere,rw /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb1
[04:52] <deexannihilate1> test34: thank you!
[04:52] <ricree> I tried installing the NVidia linux drivers from the nvidia site, and it wound up screwing with my setup somehow so that I can only run in low graphics mode.  I tried switching the xorg.conf to a backup with no luck, and I also tried switching back to the ubuntu restricted drivers version.  Any suggestions how to get things back how they were prior to that update?
[04:53] <DasEi> !sudo | BellinXFelon
[04:53] <wade> uninstall all nvidia drivers maybe
[04:53] <Sassy1> mount -o remount -o uid=YourUIDhere,rw /dev/xdisk /mountpoint ... but itd still be a root mount or whatever User mounted it
[04:54] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: how do I upload it to you
[04:54] <dsnyders> !pastebin | deexannihilate1
[04:54] <Sassy1> Ah, remount as user... goodie
[04:54] <ricree> wade: how do I go about doing that?
[04:55] <wade> use synaptic and search for nvidia
[04:55] <Sassy1> Ive chugged down 3 litres of red wine but im clearly rockin! :=)
[04:55] <wade> are you familiar with synaptic yet?
[04:55] <Sassy1> "Cave9"
[04:56] <mankeletor> ricree, sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[04:57] <Sassy1> What we need is something like Cave9 but as a rewamped Decent/X-thing racer
[04:59] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, How's it coming?
[04:59] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: i think i did it
[04:59] <Sassy1> Coding: 2 days straight with not so much sleep. Outcome: Perfect.
[04:59] <pam> Sassy1: wait for the crash :)
[04:59] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, Okay, copy and paste the url from pastebin, and I'll take a look.
[04:59] <Sassy1> pam: I dont envarwebz
[05:00] <Sassy1> pam: Kerberos style ;)
[05:00] <pam> -ENOPARSE?
[05:00] <Sassy1> pam: Powerparse
[05:00] <mmt> hi
[05:00] <mmt> hi
[05:01] <Sassy1> pam: EENT ?
[05:01] <kaiser101232> jow do i force different resolution
[05:01] <kaiser101232> what file
[05:01] <pam> EENT? /me lost
[05:01] <mmt> РәСӮРҫРҪРёСӮСҢ РҝРҫ СҖСғСҒСҒРәРё СӮСғСӮ РіРҫРІРҫСҖРёСӮ?
[05:01] <Sassy1> pam: Is valid entity
[05:01] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: http://paste.ubuntu.com/236320/
[05:01] <dsnyders> mmt, English only please
[05:02] <pam> mmt: isoutchil ruusky v chkolie ;)
[05:02] <PhotoJim> !ru > mmt
[05:02] <pam> humm no I need to find how to switch keyboard layout in gnome
[05:02] <Sassy1> dsnyders: Smack Stew for me, alright ?
[05:02] <Sassy1> :)
[05:02] <The_Warlock> i am not able to run my update manager
[05:02] <The_Warlock> it says "Could not download all repository indexes"
[05:03] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, The copy worked.  Stand by...
[05:04] <Sassy1> This reminds me, some lamer in #gtk+ has been spamming me for 9 years now
[05:04] <grendal_prime> i forgot how much i hate ati cards
[05:04] <grendal_prime> it just seems to me that they are very much a pain to set up.
[05:04] <pam> Sassy1: :(
[05:05] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: it isn't allowing me to copy messages
[05:05] <thrash_> yummy
[05:05] <thrash_> installing ubuntu in vmware
[05:05] <thrash_> much more relaxing and stressfree
[05:05] <thrash_> :D
[05:05] <Sassy1> pam: its a personal thing... he is telling me to not act upon evils
[05:06] <Sassy1> pam: Its my turn in a moment. Believe me, he doesnt want to be on the recieving end ;)
[05:06] <navatwo> how do you install a package from a .bin file
[05:06] <Geoffrey2> join #sps2
[05:07] <sebsebseb> !offtopic  |  Sassy1  Pam
[05:08] <Sassy1> sebsebseb: What dist do you code for my friend ?
[05:08] <lordres> hola esto es ubuntu-es?
[05:08] <sebsebseb> !es |  lordres
[05:08] <coordinador> hola lordres  no
[05:08] <sebsebseb> Geoffrey2: channal promotion?
[05:08] <navatwo> how do you install a package from a .bin file?
[05:08] <Sassy1> #ubuntu-es
[05:08] <agent0range> someone must know how to get gnome-terminal to report xterm-color or some other workaround to get colors in the terminal?
[05:08] <Sassy1> kde blows chunks
[05:09] <sebsebseb> Sassy1: KDE 4 as a GUI,  KDE 3  is good as GUI and apps.   KDE 4 many of the apps have improved
[05:09] <Sassy1> sebsebseb: Do shut up newbie
[05:09] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, you weren't able to copy /var/log/messages to your memory stick, or you weren't able to copy from the memory stick to pastebin?
[05:09] <sebsebseb> !ops |   Sassy1  and I think  Geoffrey2  for  channal promotion as well
[05:09] <ag3ntugly> even everyone, i just installed ubuntu and i noticed the mouse acts different than im used to, reqiring me to hold the mouse button down and release on the item i want in menus and id rather click to open the menu, then click again on the item i want, how do i change that? i cant find it in the settings anyplace
[05:09] <coordinador> help pleas
[05:10] <Sassy1> sebsebseb: As i said, please be cool
[05:10] <sebsebseb> Sassy1: your off topic for the channal big time
[05:10] <Geoffrey2> um, ever heard of a TYPO sebsebseb?
[05:10] <genii> Sassy1: Do not be abusive to other people in this channel or you will be kicked
[05:11] <sebsebseb> Geoffrey2: oh a typeo   now I see, ok  fair enough
[05:11] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: i wasn't able to get it into pastebin
[05:11] <Flannel> sebsebseb: For non-emergencies, it's best to just come to #ubuntu-ops and let us know.
[05:11] <coordinador> guys, please, what can i do if i lost the keyboard layout configuration and theme configuration
[05:11] <Geoffrey2> in this case, I simply missed the / on a join command
[05:11] <navatwo> how do you install a package from a .bin file?
[05:11] <coordinador> and when i try to get back i cant
[05:12] <sebsebseb> Flannel: yeah maybe, but as you can see,   Sassy1 was offtopic for quite a while, and then starts insulting
[05:12] <coordinador> please guys , what can i do?
[05:12] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, Don't try to put it in the same pastebin as the dmesg, if that's what you're trying to do.
[05:12] <ag3ntugly> navatwo: .bin files are executable, chmod +x the file, then run it as a command
[05:12] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: I tried to create another one, but it won't paste it.
[05:12] <navatwo> what do you mean by chmod? Sorry, I am still a nub with ubuntu
[05:12] <Sassy1> sebsebseb: Im requesting a chat if i may ?
[05:12] <ag3ntugly> *facepalm*
[05:12] <ag3ntugly> man chmod
[05:13] <sebsebseb> Sassy1: this isn't the channel for chatting
[05:13] <Sassy1> sebsebseb: See IT ?
[05:13] <sebsebseb> !ot |  Sassy1
[05:13] <dsnyders> navatwo, chmod is a command line utility to change the file permissions.
[05:13] <ag3ntugly> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=chmod
[05:14] <Sassy1> sebsebseb: Answer the FSF if you wish.
[05:14] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: any other suggestions?
[05:16] <deexannihilate1> dsynders:
[05:16] <deexannihilate1> dsynders: http://encodable.com/cgi-bin/filechucker.cgi?action=landing&path=/&file=messages
[05:18] <navatwo> dsnyders: okay, so what do I do using chmod
[05:18] <navatwo> to execute the .bin
[05:18] <elky> Sassy1, please stop and read the guidelines. the url is in the /topic
[05:18] <Macro_FTW> What is the equivalent of "start" in cmd for the Ubuntu terminal?
[05:18] <whois> bon soir
[05:19] <whois> I am trying to install a wireless pci card on a dell desktop
[05:20] <dsnyders> deexannihilate1, I got the link.  So far I don't see anything.  However, sleep is sounding sweet to me too.
[05:20] <navatwo> dsnyders: okay, so what do I do using chmod, to run the .bin
[05:20] <deexannihilate1> dsnyders: well, thanks again. and if you are around tomorrow, i'll see you then
[05:21] <donnybrasco> hello - does anyone know how I can get my rocketfish bluetooth keyboard/mouse combo to work on 9.04?
[05:21] <pam> Is  $(LD) $(LDFLAGS) correct? (vs $(CC) $(LDFLAGS))
[05:21] <whois> W: Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/ndiswrapper/ndiswrapper-common_1.53-2ubuntu1_all.deb
[05:21] <donnybrasco> I've searched the forums, but had limited success in the past
[05:21] <whois>   Could not connect to 72.55.191.6:3128 (72.55.191.6), connection timed out
[05:21] <whois> W: Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/ndiswrapper/ndiswrapper-utils-1.9_1.53-2ubuntu1_i386.deb
[05:21] <whois>   Unable to connect to 72.55.191.6 3128:
[05:21] <whois> W: Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/ndisgtk/ndisgtk_0.8.4-1_i386.deb
[05:21] <FloodBot3> whois: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:21] <whois>   Unable to connect to 72.55.191.6 3128:
[05:21] <triplc> Hello. I get a message "Fatal error: Call to  undefined function http_build_cookie". I believe that I miss  one or some packages of PHP install, but  do not know which one. Please help me.
[05:21] <dsnyders> navatwo, chmod a+x filename
[05:21] <navatwo> what does that accomplish?
[05:22] <whois> thanx
[05:22] <donnybrasco> blueman doesn't seem to recognize my rocketfish bluetooth usb adaptor
[05:22] <Flannel> whois: Are you connected to the internet when you try and do this?
[05:22] <dsnyders> navatwo, it sets the execute permission for all users.
[05:22] <whois> yes
[05:22] <Sassy1> elky: guidelines are for those who are not good to begin with. Drop it.
[05:22] <whois> Flannel I am connected to the internet
[05:22] <dsnyders> navatwo, type in: man chmod
[05:22] <coordinador> hey guys
[05:22] <coordinador> why cannot change the keyboard layout???
[05:23] <dsnyders> navatwo, it will give you more information.
[05:23] <voss> mmmmm cookies....nom...nom...nom ;-)
[05:23] <coordinador> suddenly it changed back to default layout and i cannot set back to my layout
[05:23] <dsnyders> G'nigt all!
[05:25] <navatwo> err
[05:25] <whois> I am trying to use synaptic to install ndisgtk
[05:25] <navatwo> how do I exit the manual
[05:25] <whois> this is what I get
[05:25] <whois> http://pastebay.com/34550
[05:25] <whois> I am trying to install a wireless pci card
[05:25] <oldude67> navatwo, hit the q
[05:26] <Flannel> whois: Do you have the Ubuntu CD handy?
[05:26] <whois> yes
[05:26] <navatwo> ty
[05:26] <oldude67> yw
[05:27] <whois> Flannel yes
[05:27] <Flannel> whois: You can grab those packages off the CD
[05:27] <whois> I have a wireless g plus
[05:28] <whois> how
[05:28] <whois> I just lug in the cd
[05:29] <Flannel> whois: put the CD in, and your system might recognize it as a repository.  If it doesn't, go to a terminal and do: sudo apt-cdrom add, and then it'll be added as a repos, and you can install from it.
[05:29] <whois> thank you Flannel
[05:33] <ricree> I just reinstalled the Nvidia binary driver, but while it's nominally activated, opengl doesn't seem to be available to any applications
[05:33] <ricree> does anyone have any idea how to get it working again?
[05:33] <donnybrasco> hello - does anyone know how I can get my rocketfish bluetooth keyboard/mouse combo to work on 9.04?
[05:34] <donnybrasco> blueman doesn't seem to recognize my rocketfish bluetooth usb adaptor
[05:34] <donnybrasco> I've searched the forums, but had limited success so far
[05:34] <rCX> How Would I get the current screen resolution?
[05:34] <legend2440> coordinador: see if this helps https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/57236
[05:35] <coordinador> thank you very much legend2440  ill check
[05:35] <maxagaz> is there a simple easy to use application to edit an image ?
[05:36] <ricree> maxagaz.  GIMP's probably your best bet, though some people don't care for the interface
[05:36] <Ziber> Alright, so I have ubuntu installed on a partition... was expecting to it to find my router and be able to connect to the internet, but it cant. How do I set up networking for it?
[05:37] <maxagaz> ricree, it's slow to draw a simple line
[05:37] <maxagaz> ricree, and to easy to use
[05:37] <coordinador> legend2440, i think its a more important than that, since suddenly i lost the keyboard and theme configuration
[05:37] <dragonlinux> hi all
[05:37] <dragonlinux> i just installed the new firefox 3.5.1 in ubuntu 9.04
[05:37] <ricree> maxagaz are you trying for drawing, or for photo manipulation?
[05:37] <coordinador> legend2440, and i cannot reconfigure as i wish, it just doesn't took effect
[05:37] <legend2440> coordinador: ok not sure then.  sorry
[05:38] <coordinador> thanks anyway legend2440
[05:38] <dragonlinux> now im trying to relink the firefox /usr/bin file to the new versino instead of the old version
[05:38] <dragonlinux> whats the best way to do this ?
[05:38] <Amerigo> Could not download all repository indexes
[05:38] <Amerigo> The repository may no longer be available or could not be contacted because of network problems. If available an older version of the failed index will be used. Otherwise the repository will be ignored. Check your network connection and ensure the repository address in the preferences is correct.
[05:38] <Amerigo> Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_ - Release i386 (20090420.1)/dists/jaunty/main/binary-i386/Packages  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[05:38] <Amerigo> Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_ - Release i386 (20090420.1)/dists/jaunty/restricted/binary-i386/Packages  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[05:38] <Amerigo> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[05:38] <FloodBot3> Amerigo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:39] <dragonlinux> whats the difference between a shell link and a sym link ?
[05:40] <DasEi> Ziber: going wireless ?
[05:40] <maxagaz> ricree, drawing
[05:41] <Flannel> Amerigo: please pastebin the output of sudo apt-get update
[05:41] <Flannel> !paste | Amerigo
[05:41] <Ziber> DasEi: nein. wired. dont even have a wireless card in this computer
[05:41] <genii> "shell link" ?
[05:41] <BellinXFelon> can someone help me with my external hard drive, i cannot write to it
[05:42] <ricree> maxagaz.  How about inkscape, then
[05:42] <DasEi> Ziber: you router provides dhcp ?
[05:42] <Ziber> DasEi: yep
[05:42] <Ziber> should it not just.. work?
[05:42] <DasEi> Ziber: open a terminal ..
[05:43] <maxagaz> ricree, gpaint seems ok
[05:43] <squirrel25> how does one play .avi files in ubuntu?
[05:43] <DasEi> Ziber: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[05:43] <Ziber> DasEi: ?
[05:43] <Ziber> whats that?
[05:43] <DasEi> !terminal | Ziber:
[05:43] <Amerigo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/236342/
[05:43] <Ziber> DasEi: i know what terminal is
[05:44] <DasEi> Ziber: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[05:44] <Ziber> DasEi: but, i cant use apt-get if i dont have internet
[05:44] <DasEi> Ziber: sorry, my fault, paste the out from ifconfig then
[05:44] <zJ0nk> Hello!  Anyone know how to completely disable the IR port on Ubuntu?
[05:44] <genii> squirrel25: I already gave you the link to the restricted formats install instructions when you asked about mpg files in #kubuntu
[05:44] <squirrel25> that didnt work
[05:44] <Flannel> Amerigo: Yeah, something's wonky with those CD packages.  Alright, go ahead and open up your sources.list (/etc/apt/sources.list) with admin privledges in a text editor, and comment out your CDRom lines (with a #)
[05:44] <Ziber> DasEi: i tried setting a static LAN ip, that i know was not in use, and i was still unable to ping my router.
[05:45] <izzypop> can you turn it off in the BIOS instead?
[05:45] <izzypop> IR that is
[05:45] <Flannel> Amerigo: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list, or alt-f2, gksu "gedit /etc/apt/sources.list")
[05:45] <Flannel> Amerigo: er, without the )
[05:45] <ricree> I just reinstalled the Nvidia binary driver, but while it's nominally activated, opengl doesn't seem to be available to any applications
[05:46] <DasEi> Ziber: right IP/netmask ? where did you set it up ?
[05:47] <ZykoticK9> Ziber, if you tried to set a static ip with Network Manager Applet I think you're going to run into problems.  You have to jump through some hoops to set static IP on new versions of Ubuntu - it's a rather manual process.
[05:48] <DasEi> Ziber: are you chatting over this router now ? in which os ?
[05:48] <whois> http://bayimg.com/macPOaACo this what I get when I pop in my Linux cd - where would i get ndigstk
[05:48] <Ziber> ZykoticK9: well, i dont care about dhcp vs static, as long as I can get it working
[05:48] <whois> I am trying to install a wireless pci card
[05:48] <Ziber> DasEi: I'm using windows xp atm, which has internet fine
[05:48] <ZykoticK9> Ziber, easiest thing would be to just use DHCP then.
[05:48]  * Ziber is dual booting xp + ubuntu 8.10
[05:48] <Ziber> well, how would i go about doing that in the simplest way possible?
[05:49] <DasEi> Ziber: I see, did you install with the desktop live cd ?
[05:49] <Ziber> well, yeah
[05:51] <Fjss> how can I block a specific program from accessing the internet in 8.04
[05:51] <SuspectZero> is there a virus scanner available for ubuntu that can scan viruses on windows xp partition?
[05:51] <dragonlinux> i dont get this. im trying to open youtube.com in firefox under jaunty. opera displays it normal, but even the latest firefox shows a plainer watered down version of youtube
[05:51] <dragonlinux> what am i missing?
[05:51] <Flannel> whois: Go to a terminal, and do sudo apt-cdrom add
[05:52] <DasEi> Ziber: boot into live then, copy the /etc/network/interfaces to an external medium, and try with that; also on the hd~8.10 there is the option safe-mode >> netroot, which mostly autoconfigures dhcp fine, so can look for interfaces there again
[05:52] <ricree> I just reinstalled the Nvidia binary driver, but the driver shows up as activated, opengl doesn't seem to be available to any applications.  Does anyone have any suggestions how I can go about getting opengl support working?
[05:52] <DasEi> SuspectZero: few, like clamav or antvir commandline
[05:53] <SuspectZero> do either of them have a gui ?
[05:53] <SuspectZero> im really not in the mood atm for cli
[05:53] <DasEi> SuspectZero: haven't tried, wine maybe or via vm
[05:53] <whois> thanx
[05:54] <Fjss> can I use iptables to block a program from accessing the internet?
[05:54] <SuspectZero> k DasEi thanks, i'll try it
[05:54] <whois> Flannel I did that,
[05:55] <donnybrasco> hello - does anyone know how I can get my rocketfish bluetooth keyboard/mouse combo to work on 9.04?
[05:55] <donnybrasco> blueman doesn't seem to recognize my rocketfish bluetooth usb adaptor
[05:55] <Teclys> hey everyone, total newb here, having a hell of a time getting my wireless router to work. is there anyone here who could help me?
[05:56] <Flannel> whois: Alright, then those packages should show up in your package manager.  Oh, to make it easier to install, disable all non-cd repositories (temporarily)
[05:56] <Lostinspac_46> I can't get my screenlets "clear calendar" to (sync?)
[05:56] <Ghoti_> Teclys: Is your computer seeing the router at all?  Is the wireless adapter working?  I suppose what I'm asking is, exactly what is going wrong?
[05:56] <DasEi> Ziber: did you try the live and did it connect to your router ?
[05:57] <whois> thanx
[05:58] <whois> done
[05:58] <Lostinspac_46> Teclys, Did you install ndiswrapper?
[05:58] <whois> thank you Flannel
[06:01] <Teclys> lostinspac, you'll have to forgive my ignorance, its been a long time since i've used irc
[06:02] <Lostinspac_46> Teclys,  Not a problem
[06:02] <Teclys> i have not installed ndiswrapper
[06:02] <Lostinspac_46> Teclys, Have you installed ndiswrapper in ubuntu?
[06:02] <Lostinspac_46> Teclys, oops
[06:03] <Lostinspac_46> Teclys, Message me
[06:03] <maxagaz> is there a way to run an application on top of firefox full screen ?
[06:03] <maxagaz> when the application runs
[06:03] <Amerigo> I don't see anything about the cd rom here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/236347/
[06:04] <ricree> I just reinstalled the Nvidia binary driver, but the driver shows up as activated, opengl doesn't seem to be available to any applications.  Does anyone have any suggestions how I can go about getting opengl support working?
[06:04] <Flannel> Amerigo: line 1
[06:04] <Amerigo> just saw that
[06:04] <Amerigo> thanks
[06:04] <Faithful> Yea Amerigo
[06:05] <Amerigo> now, how do I get permission to save it?
[06:05] <DaZ> Amerigo, sudo?
[06:05] <lowki> how do i see the version of an installed package on the console?
[06:06] <Flannel> lowki: apt-cache policy package
[06:06] <Flannel> lowki: or dpkg -l package
[06:06] <nomad77>  lowki apt-cache show packagename
[06:06] <lowki> Flannel: thanks :)
[06:06] <WeblionX> I currently have a router set up using a tunnel from HE to provide IPv6 access to my home network.  Currently, I have a Windows 7 VM in VirtualBox (Bridged mode) that gets an IPv6 address from the router, and can access IPv6 websites fine.  However, Ubuntu does not get an IP address, even after a reboot.  How can I get Ubuntu to get an IPv6 address upon startup?
[06:08] <Amerigo> ok, I think I have it. Thanks a million!
[06:09] <Ziber> Servers time out when I try to do a hostname lookup in Ubuntu and I'm unable to ping any IP, including LAN ips
[06:12] <BellinXFelon> how do install a tar.bz2 file
[06:13] <coordinador> BellinXFelon, :
[06:13] <coordinador> fistly you have to do bunzip2 file.tar.bz2
[06:13] <DaZ> BellinXFelon, read  the readme in it
[06:13] <coordinador> then you do tar xvf file .tar generated by bz2
[06:14] <qe2eqe> coordinador, file-roller is a nice utility for handling archives
[06:14] <stryker> is it possible for a driver update to burn a graphics card?
[06:14] <arooni_____> help!  ubuntu movie player has a greyed out volume button on jautny.  ideas?
[06:14] <Nisstyre56> stryker I don't think so
[06:15] <DaZ> stryker, teoretically
[06:15] <christopher_> need some help, I have an inspiron e1405, my internet will cut out on my randomly and I will have to reconnect to the network to get it working again
[06:15] <Sassy1> stryker: Greetingz from Magnus of the Fjoords :)
[06:15] <stryker> Nisstyre56: DaZ: well, my friend installed the driver from System>Hardware Drivers and when the computer restarted, the screen would not turn on
[06:15] <Thorn> My sound stopped working after I updated.  I seem to vaguely recall something like this in the past....where the update turned off my sound card. Can anyone help me?
[06:15] <Nisstyre56> did you change the x conf file at all?
[06:16] <coordinador> qe2eqe, you are right, just i use the terminal... sometimes terminal is more mistake-proof giving instructions
[06:16] <q0_0p> amd turion64 is it necessary to have powernowd?
[06:16] <q0_0p> or can i just get rid of it?
[06:16] <DaZ> stryker, stable drivers don't burn hardware usually
[06:16] <ricree> I just reinstalled the Nvidia binary driver.  The driver shows up as activated, but opengl doesn't seem to be available to any applications.  Does anyone have any suggestions how I can go about getting opengl support working?
[06:16] <WeblionX> Thorn: Check the sound settings to make sure the card is selected.
[06:16] <q0_0p> will it make a difference using cpufreq-selector or powernowd?
[06:16] <stryker> DaZ its weird, the laptop turns on and everything, but the screen doesn't turn on at all
[06:17] <DaZ> stryker, anyway, who reboots linux after driver update :f
[06:17] <Nisstyre56> stryker I think it's a problem with the conf file for x
[06:17] <christopher_> can anyone help me with my wireless problem?
[06:17] <Nisstyre56> stryker, does it go to a command line?
[06:17] <DaZ> stryker, even bios' post doesn't show?
[06:17] <Thorn> WeblionX: There are like a million choices.  Currently everything is set to ALSA
[06:17] <stryker> nothing shows up at all
[06:17] <stryker> not even bios
[06:17] <c0mp13371331337> stryker: Is it a Dell?
[06:18] <stryker> Acer
[06:18] <DaZ> interesting
[06:18] <arooni_____> how do i download all .mp3s linked to on a particular web page?
[06:18] <DaZ> arooni_____, man wget
[06:18] <c0mp13371331337> Aww, cause there's a built-in self test that I know of for Dells to test that....  I work for Dell tech support.  Acers, yeah, not too sure about.  Sorry!
[06:18] <WeblionX> Thorn: Have you restarted since the update?
[06:18] <stryker> thanks :P
[06:19] <krishmish> hi room
[06:19] <Thorn> WeblionX: Yes.
[06:19] <stryker> he has an Acer Aspire 5920
[06:19] <krishmish> i cant find the Administration > Login window option in ubuntu 8.04
[06:19] <krishmish> can someone help how to launch it?
[06:20] <coz_> well I am off to bed  guys   do well...be nice...teaching is also learning  so share what you know :)
[06:20] <nomad77> krishmish: sudo gdm-setup?
[06:20] <krishmish> nomad77: yeah
[06:20] <stryker> so im cracking my head as to how i can try and fix this problem
[06:21] <krishmish> nomad77: i dont know how to edit the gdm.conf file
[06:21] <_ohm> if i embed an initramfs into the kernel, is it possible to recover the initramfs in anyway? patch or whatever?
[06:21] <krishmish> so i d rather prefer it the GUI way
[06:21] <christopher_> anyone here help with wireless for insprion e1405?
[06:21] <stryker> it has to be the graphics card, because the screen doesn't turn on at all
[06:21] <stryker> is it possible for the card to just shut-off?
[06:21] <nomad77> krishmish: its a gui-app
[06:21] <krishmish> nomad77: yeah
[06:21] <krishmish> nomad77: i actually wanna edit the remote tab options
[06:22] <WeblionX> stryker: The backlight might have died.  If you hold it up to light can you see any sort of picture?
[06:22] <Thorn> WeblionX: Did you see that last message?
[06:22] <stryker> WeblionX: no
[06:22] <nomad77> stryker: more likely screen-brightness
[06:22] <WeblionX> Thorn: Yeah, sorry.  Don't know what else to try, really.  Other than restarting again. Might be a program stuck in the background.
[06:22] <WeblionX> Thorn: Disabling Pulse Audio might do it, but I don't really know how to go through that.
[06:22] <pootsz> Hello I need some help
[06:23] <stryker> nomad77: i dont think so, we tried that
[06:23] <DasEi> !details | pootsz
[06:23] <frogzoo> pootsz: preliminaries are just spam, just state your problem
[06:24] <krishmish> nomad77: im stunped
[06:24]  * roved2101 hugs sebsebseb
[06:24] <stryker> and we tried plugging up another monitor as well
[06:24] <pootsz> I just installed a new video card a xfx radeon hd 4350 on my asus p5q-em motherboard and now I have no sound
[06:25] <krishmish> i cant find the Administration > Login window option in ubuntu 8.04
[06:25] <krishmish> can someone help how to launch it?
[06:25] <stryker> i guess this is not a very common occurence..
[06:26] <DasEi> pootsz: did you install any additonal drivers ?
[06:26] <Nisstyre56> stryker what's your graphics card and mobo models?
[06:26] <stryker> erm, i dont have the laptop next to me
[06:26] <stryker> Intel x3100 i think
[06:27] <stryker> not sure
[06:27] <pootsz> yes I installed fglrx to control the graphics card
[06:27] <DasEi> !sound | pootsz
[06:27] <RenatoSilva> what is the current kernel in ubuntu, 2.6.28-13?
[06:28] <Flannel> !info linux-image-generic
[06:28] <christopher_> anyone know what channel can help me with my wireless problem in ubuntu 9.04?
[06:28] <Nisstyre56> stryker I'm googling to see if anyone else has had issues
[06:28] <stryker> Nisstyre56: thnx
[06:29] <krishmish> ran gksu /usr/sbin/gdmsetup in Alt+F2 window...and it worked
[06:29] <stryker> additional info: Vista is the primary OS, ubuntu was installed via wubi... hmm, i don't know what else i can add, it was Jaunty
[06:29] <RenatoSilva> Flannel: it is 13 in grub's menu, how to put the correct there? the 14 is already installed
[06:29] <DasEi>  pootsz : so if sound worked before, did you check alsamixer ?
[06:29] <Nisstyre56> so far i've found it might be a power supply problem stryker
[06:29] <Flannel> RenatoSilva: sudo update-grub
[06:30] <RenatoSilva> Flannel: I compared the new menu.lst with the current and it did not show any diff, so I kept the current
[06:30] <stryker> Nisstyre56: really?
[06:30] <q0_0p> do i need powernowd for turion ml-34?
[06:30] <Nisstyre56> what model of acer was it again?
[06:30] <stryker> Aspire 5920
[06:30] <Nisstyre56> well, it's not the same model
[06:30] <Nisstyre56> but it could be the power supply
[06:30] <shafi_> I am connecting to a wireless network but I can't browse pages? any idea? iam using ubuntu 09.04?
[06:30] <stryker> I see
[06:31] <ecumenical> We have a public access computer lab and would like for users to be able to log into their Ubuntu account no matter which terminal they are operating at. Is there some kind of central identification server that can be set up to allow this?
[06:31] <christopher_> shafi: I am having a problem also with my wireless
[06:31] <shafi_> christopher: I also have this problem with my LAN
[06:31] <RenatoSilva> Flannel: it finds 14, but does not update menu.lst
[06:31] <ecumenical> christopher_, have you checked to see if there are proprietary drivers available for your card?
[06:31] <RenatoSilva> Flannel: update-grub
[06:31] <shafi_> sometimes works but its not working since two days
[06:32] <christopher_> ecumenical: I check the proprietar drivers, it searches but none are found
[06:32] <shafi_> christopher: whats your problem?
[06:32] <DasEi> ecumenical: either you can use ssh or set up a primary pdc, combining kerberos
[06:32] <ecumenical> christopher_, what is the card manufacturer and model?
[06:33] <DaZ> ecumenical,  something like thin client/
[06:33] <christopher_> ecumenical: it is an inspiron e1405, dell integrated, ran 9.04 in beta with no problems, but now i do.  I think it's ipwl 43something
[06:33] <Nisstyre56> stryker, you said he installed new drivers, do you remember exactly what type of drivers?
[06:33] <RenatoSilva> how to update menu.lst? update-grub is not working
[06:33] <christopher_> shafi_: after a while of internet use, it will just stop working for upto 5 minutes
[06:33] <stryker> Nisstyre56: thats a tough one, i know they were the drivers Ubuntu recommended
[06:34] <ecumenical> christopher_, do you have kernel-backports installed?
[06:34] <pootsz> in alsamixer my Realtek ALC1200 chip is listed
[06:34] <stryker> Nisstyre56: for the graphics card
[06:34] <MarshWiggle> hello, how might I make my external usb harddrive work on kubuntu?
[06:34] <Macro_FTW> ...
[06:34] <christopher_> ecumenical: I just installed this again, i'm running off of a new installation
[06:34] <DasEi> !who | pootsz,  good sign
[06:34] <DasEi>  pootsz : are the channels unmuted ?
[06:35] <Nisstyre56> Yeah, I'm still thinking it's a problem with your xorg conf file, but I don't know why it's not going to a command line stryker
[06:35] <ricree> I just reinstalled the Nvidia binary driver.  The driver shows up as activated, but opengl doesn't seem to be available to any applications.  Does anyone have any suggestions how I can go about getting opengl support working?
[06:35] <christopher_> ecumenical: what are kernel-backports?
[06:35] <ecumenical> ubottu, backports
[06:36] <stryker> Nisstyre56: im not sure it has to do with that, because not even the bios comes up, if it would have to do with that, i would guess ubuntu would not show up, but the bios post would
[06:36] <Nisstyre56> that is true
[06:36] <ecumenical> christopher_, I have had troubles with wireless cards in the past which has been resolved by installing the backports
[06:36] <pootsz> (DasEi) they say zero on one side and mm on the other
[06:36] <ecumenical> christopher_, can you hook your dell up to the internet via ethernet?
[06:36] <Nisstyre56> well, checked to see if the mobo lights are on?
[06:37] <stryker> yeah
[06:37] <christopher_> ecumenical: it's working atm, i found that when it messes up just reconnect to network and its fine
[06:37] <christopher_> ecumenical: how do i install backports?
[06:37] <ecumenical> oh, ok
[06:37] <genii> !backports
[06:39] <DasEi>  pootsz : are the speaker icons above the sliders green ? (click-able)
[06:39] <stryker> random question, can a graphics card be literally "turned off" ?
[06:39] <ecumenical> christopher_, search for 'backports' in synaptic
[06:39] <ecumenical> christopher_, make sure it matches your current kernel version.. you might not need backports if your card is working though
[06:39] <Nisstyre56> stryker, has he tried calling acer tech support?
[06:39] <Nisstyre56> if it's a hardware problem..they should help
[06:39] <stryker> Nisstyre56: no
[06:39] <RenatoSilva> I removed latest kernel and it does not show anymore in update manager!!!
[06:39] <Nisstyre56> I dunno how "helpful" they'll actually be
[06:40] <DasEi> stryker: by bios or disabled by soft, yes
[06:40] <RenatoSilva> How can ubuntu be updated if I just removed the latest kernel?
[06:40] <stryker> disable by soft, what do you mean?
[06:40] <christopher_> ecumenical: how do i know which one i need?
[06:40] <ecumenical> DasEi, can we just use SSH for authentication and to transfer the users' home directories while the local resources are used for processing?
[06:40] <Ziber> I try pinging things in Ubuntu, and get "destination host unreachable". What to do?
[06:40] <DasEi> !pm | pootsz
[06:41] <ecumenical> christopher_, I am not sure that you actually need backports. I probably wouldn't install it unless you know it will definately fix your problem.
[06:41] <WeblionX> stryker: Try resetting the BIOS?
[06:41] <stryker> how can we do that? we tried.. but we dont know how
[06:41] <ecumenical> Would installing backports potentially be detrimental to christopher_'s PC? Anyone?
[06:42] <WeblionX> stryker: Remove the battery, unplug it, and find the reset button.  Could be on the back, or possible under the keyboard.
[06:42] <christopher_> ecumenical: it will work for a while, then it will just stop working for about 5 minutes, or until i reset the connection
[06:42] <ricree> can anyone point me to a good resource for getting opengl to work?  I have the binary driver installed, but opengl is not working for me (it has in the past, but I had to reinstall).
[06:42] <DasEi> ecumenical: you can use ssh while the serving machine is in use. if you want to sync home dirs, use unison or rsync
[06:42] <stryker> WeblionX: wait, what about the CMOS?
[06:42] <stryker> DasEi: what did you mean by turning off the card by soft?
[06:42] <DaZ> ricree, if it's nvidia it has to work
[06:43] <christopher_>  
[06:43] <WeblionX> stryker: What do you mean what about it?
[06:43] <ricree> DaZ:  What do you mean?
[06:43] <stryker> WeblionX: how can I reset cmos? via the mobo?
[06:43] <ecumenical> DasEi, so each node on the network would necessarily have all of the home directories stored locally?
[06:43] <Thorn> My audio isn't working, and I'm not sure whats wrong.  Can someone help me?
[06:43] <WeblionX> stryker: Remove the battery, unplug it, and find the reset button.  Could be on the back, or possible under the keyboard.
[06:43] <DasEi> stryker: many cards can be switched by software, so following shut down also ( think of overheating)
[06:44] <WeblionX> stryker: You probably have to hold it for 5-10 seconds.
[06:44] <DaZ> ricree, nvidia just works
[06:44] <stryker> WeblionX: hmm
[06:44] <Ziber> I try pinging things in Ubuntu, and get "destination host unreachable". What to do?
[06:44] <stryker> DasEi: ok, i see
[06:44] <ecumenical> christopher_, are you using WPA or WEP encryption on the router?
[06:44] <christopher_> ecumenical: any idea?
[06:44] <ricree> DaZ: well.... unfortunately not for me at the moment.  I suppose I'll just try reinstalling the drivers again, if no one has any other suggestions
[06:45] <DaZ> ricree, i don't even know what model  do you have
[06:45] <Nisstyre56> Ziber, go to system >> administration >> network tools, select the traceroute tab, type in google.com, paste the results to pastebin and report back
[06:45] <DaZ> so everything i can do is say... works or me
[06:45] <christopher_> ecumencial: wpa i believe, but it happens with an a connection with no security
[06:46] <DaZ> ricree, lsmod|grep nvidia
[06:46] <pootsz> thank you for the help I'm following the instructions on the web page
[06:46] <ricree> DaZ:  it's a geforce 9600M, though as I said, it's worked in the past
[06:46] <DasEi> ecumenical: no and yes, I 'm not sure if I get you right; if you got 4 machines and 4 users, they all would have their own account on each machine, so they could login from anywhere, and then still have to sync it..
[06:46] <Nisstyre56> actually, I don't think you can copy paste from there
[06:46] <ricree> DaZ: nvidia               7233756  23
[06:47] <stryker> Nisstyre56: we tried looking for that in the mobo but we couldn't find it, im pretty sure its on the mobo
[06:47] <DaZ> ricree, nvidia-xconfig and kill the xserver
[06:47] <Thorn> Can someone help me with my audio issues?
[06:47] <DasEi> ecumenical: if the scene is a bigger one, you will set up a server, in which all the accounts are, and small (thin ) clients environment
[06:48] <Nisstyre56> do you still have the manual for the laptop/mobo stryker ?
[06:48] <ecumenical> DasEi, well, it would be easier to set up an account for each user on only one node, rather than creating any arbitrary number of users on any number of nodes, In order for this lab to \scale easily.i
[06:48] <stryker> well, we got one online Nisstyre56
[06:48] <ecumenical> DasEi, for instance, a campus wide implementation of portable user accounts across multiple lab environments.
[06:48] <Nisstyre56> hmm, see if it says anything about flashing the bios
[06:49] <christopher_> ecumenical: should I have propriety drivers to use? I have before
[06:49] <ecumenical> christopher_, if there are proprietary drivers available. Did you check under System>>Administration>>Hardware Drivers?
[06:50] <stryker> Nisstyre56: ok
[06:50] <DasEi> ecumenical: for sure, especialy if you can't expect technical user knowledge
[06:50] <ricree> Daz: Just did that.  It didn't help
[06:51] <ecumenical> DasEi, so I should research the LTSP then?
[06:51] <shafi_> I am connecting to a wireless network but I can't browse internet pages? any idea? i am using ubuntu 09.04?
[06:51] <Nisstyre56> Ziber: if you still need help "sudo apt-get install traceroute" "traceroute google.com" copy paste to pastebin, post the link
[06:51] <christopher_> ecumenical: it searches, then says "No proprietary drivers are in use on this system."
[06:51] <DaZ> ricree, glxinfo|grep direct, what driver version
[06:51] <ecumenical> christopher_, are there any drivers listed in the box?
[06:51] <christopher_> ecumenical: nope
[06:52] <ecumenical> christopher_, ok... hmm
[06:52] <phylon> I wanted to get a huge printout, the image is 8000x8000 pixels, do you guys know where can I get one page printout of this image, dividing and adding up doesnt seem to be a good solution
[06:52] <ecumenical> phylon, what size is the paper you wish to print on?
[06:52] <christopher_> ecumenical: in the last version, i had a wireless driver and video driver
[06:53] <ricree> DaZ:Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[06:53] <bullgard4> Where can I find a comprehensive description of Chatzilla?
[06:53] <DasEi> ecumenical: I'm no specialist on that field, that is one way, and linux as server in general, mentioning the fact you want to connect the lab groups inbetween
[06:53] <ecumenical> christopher_, can you roll back to 8.10 or 8.04 LTS?
[06:53] <Nisstyre56> bullgard4 what do you need help with?
[06:53] <ecumenical> christopher_, that or try Linux Mint
[06:53] <christopher_> ecumenical: i'll have to download it, before when i installed 9.04 beta, i had the drivers listed
[06:54] <phylon> ecumenical, I am not sure, the pixel 8000x8000 is optimal for seeing the text in the image, going lower will make it smaller and unreadable
[06:54] <ecumenical> christopher_, or CrunchBang.
[06:54] <bullgard4> Nisstyre56: An account of its capabilities and integration in the Seamonkey project.
[06:54] <christopher_> ecumenical: CrunchBand?
[06:54] <N30> join
[06:54] <Nisstyre56> well it works like other irc clients bullgard4
[06:55] <Nisstyre56> https://addons.mozilla.org/eu/seamonkey/addon/16
[06:55] <ecumenical> christopher_, http://crunchbanglinux.org/ http://www.linuxmint.com/
[06:55] <bullgard4> Nisstyre56: Your statement is unqualified.
[06:55] <om26er> can i install netbook launcher on xubuntu
[06:55] <ecumenical> phylon, I don't think that you need an 8000 pixel image in order to read the text. that is aproximately 111 inches.
[06:56] <ecumenical> phylon, is there a copy of the image online?
[06:56] <DaZ> ricree, there's one libglx extension with the nvidia driver and one vanilla in the system
[06:56] <phylon> ecumenical, sorry no,
[06:57] <phylon> ecumenical: yes I can lower the resolution
[06:57] <DaZ> ricree, it's this  or  old nvidia module
[06:57] <ecumenical> phylon, yes, using the GIMP or whatever. That shouldn't render your text illegible.
[06:57] <losher> bullgard4: http://chatzilla.hacksrus.com/
[06:58] <ecumenical> phylon, make sure that you constrain the proportions when you downsample. you might be skewing the image? Just a thought.
[06:58] <DaZ> i don't know ubuntu directories enough to fix this but driver reinstall or reboot may help
[06:58] <Ziber> Is nvidia nforce nic supported by Ubuntu?
[06:58] <Nisstyre56> Ziber is that an onboard nic?
[06:58] <Thorn> I think I've figured out part of my audio issues, but I need someone to confirm.  I forced ALSA to reload, and I got the following message "WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base, it will be ignored in a future release."  Is that what the problem is?
[06:59] <Ziber> yeah... pretty sure.
[06:59] <phylon> ecumenical, so if I make it 111x111 inches printout I should get readable image ?
[06:59] <phylon> but thats huge
[06:59] <Nisstyre56> Ziber boot up the live cd, and if you can connect to the internet you're fine
[06:59] <phylon> its 12'x12'
[07:00] <Ziber> Nisstyre56: ... wasnt able to before when i tried...
[07:00] <ecumenical> phylon, 111x111 inches is huge. Printer paper is typically 8.5x11 inches.
[07:00] <irving> Soo...can anyone tell me how to permanently disable the system beep...
[07:00] <phylon> ecumenical: yes I know that, I was thinking of going to fedex kinko or someplace that they can help with it
[07:00] <Nisstyre56> Ziber you weren't able to boot from the CD? Did you try changing the boot order in your bios settings?
[07:01] <phylon> but I think 12'x12' is almost impossible for me to work on
[07:01] <phylon> haha
[07:01] <Ziber> Nisstyre56: I could boot from the CD, I couldnt get internet from the live cd, I mean.
[07:01] <ecumenical> phylon, try downsampling the image to 612x612 pixels
[07:01] <Nisstyre56> Oh
[07:01] <Ziber> I figured that was just a limitation of the live cd...
[07:01] <coordinador> -what could be if i cannot change nor keyboard layout neither gnome theme?
[07:01] <irving> I got internet with my Live cd...
[07:02] <Nisstyre56> And you couldn't ping any sites Ziber? Is the light on your ethernet port on?
[07:02] <coordinador> (even in desktop's root)
[07:02] <coordinador> viceversa
[07:02] <coordinador> :p
[07:02] <RenatoSilva> I'm using the terminal and in "@gnu" the @ and g are too closer, almost one over the other. What's this?
[07:02] <ecumenical> phylon, yea 9ft by 9ft is pretty darn big :-)
[07:02] <Ziber> Nisstyre56: no sites, cant even ping the router's IP
[07:02] <FIKUSZ> sziasztok magyarorszГЎgbГіl van valaki ?
[07:03] <phylon> ecumenical: yeah, and I need to work on it with rulers and stuff
[07:03] <phylon> o god
[07:03] <Nisstyre56> could be a problem with dhcp. Check to see if a green led light comes on and off when you take the ethernet cable out of the pc first though
[07:03] <losher> RenatoSilva: try changing the font, or resizing it...
[07:03] <ecumenical> RenatoSilva, what terminal are you using?
[07:03] <RenatoSilva> losher: iirc it was not that way
[07:03] <Ziber> Nisstyre56: alright, well, i'll have to brb then to try this, because its a dual boot on this machine....
[07:03] <RenatoSilva> ecumenical: ubuntu's?
[07:04] <Nisstyre56> all right
[07:04] <Ziber> but.... i even tried setting a static ip
[07:04] <ecumenical> RenatoSilva, click on Help>>About. You should see GNOME terminal.
[07:04] <Ziber> and that didnt work before
[07:04] <Nisstyre56> if you're running it on windows though
[07:04] <Nisstyre56> it shouldn't be a problem with the hardware
[07:04] <Macro_FTW> Where are files downloaded using Synaptic Packet Manager normally placed?
[07:04] <Ziber> i mean, are certain hardware not supported by ubuntu?
[07:04] <ecumenical> RenatoSilva, if you are using GNOME terminal you can click View>>Zoom In
[07:05] <RenatoSilva> ecumenical: it's not size, it's	FreeSans Medium font. What's the default in Ubuntu?
[07:05] <RenatoSilva> losher: ^
[07:06] <Ziber> brb, trying again
[07:06] <ecumenical> RenatoSilva, I just have the box marked : Use the system fixed width font.
[07:07] <RenatoSilva> ecumenical: ok ok, I'll search for a better font here. Thanks!
[07:07] <losher> RenatoSilva: no harm trying different fonts to find one you like better...
[07:07] <RenatoSilva> losher: ^
[07:07] <RenatoSilva> losher: the one I like is FreeSans Medium, but it's buggy :(
[07:08] <coordinador> bye all
[07:08] <indistylo> how can i download some Emerald themes? Pls brief me out on this
[07:08] <RenatoSilva> ecumenical: ^
[07:08] <RenatoSilva> ecumenical: it is not showing in the list anymore
[07:09] <Sassy3> MacGuyver PWNZ !!!
[07:09] <sporkboy> so I remember back when I used debian, on a lot of the screensavers, I could choose an image directory, the desktop, or a video device for it to use. ubuntu seems to have the necessary programs for this, but no option. anybody know why this is or how to change the setting?
[07:09] <losher> !fonts
[07:09] <ecumenical> RenatoSilva, there is no list of fonts? Make sure to un-check "Use system fixed width font"
[07:09] <ecumenical> !terminal
[07:10] <ecumenical> !terminal fonts
[07:10] <anawim> !xmms2
[07:10] <Nisstyre56> !auto dhcp
[07:11] <jigp> hello guys how to install less reouserces softphone?
[07:11] <Nisstyre56> !dhcp
[07:11]  * Contessa waves to chalcedny
[07:11] <AnActivist> Hello everyone, I'm trying to install ubuntu on my bosses laptop however when i try to create a dual boot, when I am brought to the partition table it doesn't let me split up the harddrive with the fancy gui. I tried booting into the live cd and checking out his partition table with gparted and it looks like whoever set up the windows install made the boot partition huge (70 gigs) and the main partition tiny (5 gigs), my question is
[07:11] <AnActivist> : if I delete the huge boot partition and then increase the size of the main partition and then install ubuntu in the remaining space will ubuntu pick up the windows partition still even though the boot flagged partition will be deleted?
[07:11]  * Contessa waves to chalcedny
[07:11] <Sassy3> My real name is BA Barracus. Shut up children! :P
[07:11] <indistylo> how can i download some Emerald themes? Pls brief me out on this
[07:11] <indistylo> how can i download some Emerald themes? Pls brief me out on this
[07:11] <Sassy3> t-powers
[07:12] <indistylo> how can i download some Emerald themes? Pls brief me out on this
[07:12] <Contessa> indistylo ...have you installed compiz ?
[07:13] <Nisstyre56> !dhclient
[07:13] <Thorn> I did this: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/71573 and it didn't work. How do I restore the backups
[07:13] <Sassy3> ubottu: You tool :P
[07:14] <chalcedny> Contessa,  hugs
[07:14] <Nisstyre56> !tcpdump
[07:15] <SunilThaha> hi all,
[07:15] <SunilThaha> I have been trying to setup nfs
[07:15] <Contessa> how are you chalcedny
[07:15] <Contessa> ??
[07:15] <WeblionX> Thorn: Looks like you just move the folders back to your home directory.
[07:15] <Nisstyre56> !link speed
[07:15] <SunilThaha> is unable to connect to the server
[07:15] <bullgard4> losher: Thank you for your help.
[07:16] <Thorn> WeblionX: I can't seem to find where the folders were moved TOO
[07:16] <SunilThaha> I get a rpcbind error(5)
[07:16] <agent0range> does anyone know why source .bash_profile inside my .bashrc would hang? is it a cyclical sourcing thing?
[07:16] <WeblionX> Thorn: Where did you move them to?  Did you type the commands directly as shown?
[07:16] <RenatoSilva> ecumenical: no, (03:08:49) RenatoSilva: ecumenical: it is not showing in the list anymore
[07:16] <chalcedny> Contessa,  i'm ok
[07:16] <Thorn> WeblionX: I just copied and pasted them
[07:16] <Contessa> ok ..good
[07:16] <Contessa> was wondering
[07:16] <WeblionX> ...
[07:16] <chalcedny> dealing with politics in that other place Contessa
[07:17] <Contessa> AH
[07:17] <RenatoSilva> ecumenical: I've set Liberation Mono, it seems to be system's default. Then I changed the size
[07:17] <RenatoSilva> ecumenical: thanks!
[07:17] <WeblionX> Thorn: Well, you can search for them.
[07:17] <Thorn> WeblionX: I found the back up file, but its empty
[07:17] <Nisstyre56> !ipv6
[07:17] <WeblionX> Thorn: Was it empty to begin with?
[07:17] <ecumenical> RenatoSilva, yw :-)
[07:18] <Nisstyre56> !bash script
[07:18] <Nisstyre56> !bash
[07:18] <shafi_> I am connecting to a wireless network but I can't browse internet pages? any idea? i am using ubuntu 09.04?
[07:18] <Thorn> WeblionX: well I assume if it was generated with mkdir command, then yes.  I thought the third line moved the files into the new folder
[07:19] <WeblionX> Thorn: Wait, so you followed those three commands?
[07:19] <indistylo> @contessa: Yes i hv installed Compiz
[07:19] <Thorn> WeblionX: Oh wait, they were invisible
[07:19] <WeblionX> Yes files that start with '.' are hidden.
[07:19] <indistylo> @contessa: Yes i hv installed Compiz
[07:20] <foreplay> HI
[07:20] <foreplay> ??DCC SEND "lol_wat_" 0 0 0 0
[07:20] <Greasy_Larry> anybody know how to put ubuntu apps on android
[07:20] <Thorn> WeblionX: lets see if this worked, hold on
[07:20] <jigp> hello guys how to install less reouserces softphone?
[07:20] <AnActivist> could someone help me resize a ntfs partition? For some reason gparted can't handle ntfs
[07:21] <Thorn> WeblionX: Well, atleast I got my settings back.  Still no luck with the audio.
[07:21] <Greasy_Larry> anybody know how to put ubuntu apps on android
[07:21] <WeblionX> Eesh.
[07:22] <indistylo> how can i download some Emerald themes? Pls brief me out on this
[07:22] <goegel> Ce_X
[07:22] <indistylo> how can i download some Emerald themes? Pls brief me out on this
[07:22] <WeblionX> indistylo: No need to repeat yourself.
[07:22] <haroelcabo> hi , how can I install emacs 23.1 using synaptic ?
[07:22] <Nisstyre56> haroelcabo sudo apt-get emacs
[07:22] <oldude67> wasnt emerald replaced?
[07:22] <madsj> is there some way you can use wildcards with aptitude ?
[07:23] <Mx60> madsj > apt-get search is already using wildcards
[07:23] <haroelcabo> Nisstyre56: will that replace the current -snapshot transitional package ? or should I delet it first ?
[07:23] <avinash> hello
[07:23] <Nisstyre56> If you have an older version of emacs, it should replace it haroelcabo
[07:23] <haroelcabo> Nisstyre56: thanks
[07:24] <haroelcabo> Nisstyre56: doesn't it matter the fact tha in synaptic the emacs package shows version 22.2ubuntu2 ?
[07:25] <losher> madsj: I'm not sure wildcards are as useful in aptitude as you might think. What are you trying to do?
[07:25] <Nisstyre56> It shouldn't...just install the latest one with synaptic..
[07:25] <madsj> losher: remove all openoffice-packages
[07:25] <WeblionX> haroelcabo: To install a newer package than is in the repositories, you have to download a .deb file for Ubuntu from the people that make the software.
[07:25] <durando> hey guys, i accidently removed applications, places, and system from my panel how do i get these menus back?
[07:26] <losher> !openoffice
[07:26] <baheer> Hello All
[07:26] <Contessa> durando .... re-install gnome-tools
[07:26] <haroelcabo> WeblionX: thanks , so that implies deleting the current installed package , i feel , right ?
[07:26] <baheer> how can I extract an Archieve in Ubuntu via Command Line?
[07:26] <WeblionX> haroelcabo: If you get a .deb, it'll automatically remove the old one.
[07:26] <WeblionX> baheer: What type of archive?
[07:27] <durando> Contessa: just to sound like even more of a noob how can i open a terminal window if i dont have the menu?
[07:27] <baheer> tar
[07:27] <losher> madsj: can you do sudo apt-get remove openoffice.org ?
[07:27] <WeblionX> baheer: tar -xf <filename>
[07:27] <erry> Hey uh
[07:27] <Contessa> durando ... get out of X, and use a console login ?
[07:27] <erry> i dual boot ubuntu and windows xp
[07:27] <erry> and my windows xp clock is 3 hours behind
[07:27] <madsj> losher: no
[07:27] <haroelcabo> WeblionX: despite the fact that the current is the transitional package (not the exact same name ) ?
[07:27] <erry> and if i try to correct it
[07:27] <erry> my ubuntu tim is ruined
[07:27] <erry> it goes 3 hours infront of normal
[07:27] <durando> Contessa: ok... how do i get out of x?
[07:27] <erry> so
[07:28] <losher> madsj: what happens when you run it?
[07:28] <FloodBot2> erry: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:28] <erry> IM NOT FLOOODING
[07:28] <erry> again with this stupid channel
[07:28] <erry> i asked a simple question
[07:28] <WeblionX> erry: You have to set the right timezone.
[07:28] <madsj> losher: no matches are found, and the programs quits
[07:28] <baheer> tanx
[07:28] <WeblionX> haroelcabo: If it has the right information.  If not, just remove the old one.
[07:28] <Greasy_Larry> anyone here use android
[07:28] <erry> hi :)
[07:29] <oldude67> erry try to keep it on one line ..
[07:29] <erry> so im quite sure the timezone is correct
[07:29] <haroelcabo> WeblionX: thanks
[07:29] <Contessa> duarndo .... go to your file that loads the daemons, and remove kdm, gdm, or whatever session manager you are using
[07:29] <johnliu> if I have a ubuntu but vista system how can I reset the vista system?
[07:29] <stryker> Nisstyre56: http://www.laptopking.com/boards/959683.jpg this is the motherboard, but we can't figure out how to find the cmos reset
[07:29] <Contessa> then reboot
[07:29] <erry> yes it is
[07:29] <WeblionX> erry: Well, during setup there is an option to select if your hardware time is different than your timezone.
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> erry: if you press enter every other word, yes it will scroll the channel, so yes you are flooding
[07:29] <losher> madsj: ok, try doing ls -l /var/cache/apt/archive/*office*
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> erry: try typing more than 4 words before you press enter key
[07:30] <erry> WeblionX, which setup
[07:30] <WeblionX> erry: When you install Ubuntu.  I'm not sure if there's a way to change it afterwards via a GUI.
[07:30] <Nisstyre56> stryker http://4zzblawg.wordpress.com/2008/11/02/aspire-one-how-to-flash-bios/ try that
[07:30] <stryker> ok
[07:30] <erry> WeblionX, my ubuntu time's fine now but windows xp is 3 hours behind normal
[07:30] <erry> so i need to fix windows itme
[07:30] <erry> without ruining linux time
[07:31] <WeblionX> erry: Just a second.
[07:31] <Greasy_Larry> erry enter button is probably the cause
[07:31] <madsj> losher: I just took the easy way out, and removed them using synaptic
[07:31] <erry> XD
[07:31] <WeblionX> erry: Try `hwclock --hctosys`
[07:32] <erry> where
[07:32] <erry> which os
[07:32] <losher> madsj: perfect...
[07:32] <WeblionX> erry: Linux.
[07:32] <WeblionX> Might have to do `sudo hwclock --hctosys`
[07:32] <erry> WeblionX, but if i reboot to linux then i cant use dialup
[07:32] <erry> so
[07:32] <erry> i cant tell u how it went
[07:32] <erry> and for the last time
[07:32] <madsj> losher: but I prefer using the commandline, and was wondering why this is so tough
[07:32] <erry> my linux time is fine
[07:32] <FloodBot2> erry: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:32] <WeblionX> erry: Linux is setting it that way.
[07:33] <WeblionX> erry: Linux knows how to handle it, but Windows doesn't, so you need to adjust Linux.
[07:33] <erry> ..
[07:33] <erry> so
[07:33] <erry> i set the correct time in windows
[07:33] <erry> and then
[07:33] <erry> i go to linux and use
[07:33] <Contessa> erry ..why cont you use dialup in linux ?
[07:33] <FloodBot2> erry: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:33] <erry> bye
[07:33] <losher> madsj: well ideally a single meta package should install or remove the whole thing, but if the progammers were lazy....
[07:33] <erry> *-bye
[07:33] <erry> so
[07:33] <erry> Contessa, because it wont owkr
[07:34] <erry> ;)
[07:34] <Contessa> erry ... that doesnt make sense ...
[07:34] <Contessa> dialup always works
[07:34] <johnliu> i can't use eva
[07:34] <durando> ok i got my menus back, now back to what i was doing when i screwed up.... how can i completely remove the recent documents from places (I already have made the fake directory to prevent the list from populating I now want to remove the item from the places menu)
[07:34] <erry> well
[07:34] <erry> it wobt work for me
[07:34] <erry> wont*
[07:34] <Ziber> Still no luck, the ethernet thing has disappeared from the top menu bar now :(
[07:35] <supermario3> is this the ubntu official chan?
[07:35] <erry> Ok nevermind fuck it
[07:35] <erry> Who cares iff this clock is 3 hours behind
[07:35] <erry> not me
[07:35] <erry> :))
[07:35] <absk> whats the problem erry?
[07:35] <supermario3> is this the official ubuntu support channel?
[07:36] <koro> yes
[07:36] <losher> supermario3: dunno how 'official' it is. Do you need help?
[07:36] <mattwj2002> hi guys
[07:36] <frogzoo> omg, DCC bug still catches people wtf
[07:36] <johnliu> you are good at english
[07:36] <mattwj2002> I have a question
[07:36] <johnliu> respect
[07:36] <WeblionX> I currently have a router set up using a tunnel from HE to provide IPv6 access to my home network.  Currently, I have a Windows 7 VM in VirtualBox (Bridged mode) that gets an IPv6 address from the router, and can access IPv6 websites fine.  However, Ubuntu does not get an IP address, even after a reboot.  How can I get Ubuntu to get an IPv6 address upon startup?
[07:36] <supermario3> i'm italian and i'm not very good in engish!
[07:37] <mattwj2002> what is the best 802.11n wireless nic for ubuntu....I want something that will work right out of the box and it has to be pci
[07:37] <durando> i need help removing recent documents from my places menu
[07:37] <losher> !it | supermario3
[07:37] <Greasy_Larry> you are better at English than I am Italiano
[07:38] <Veratyr9> 4 out of 5 times that i launch world of warcraft, the screen goes black as if its going to load, but then crashes back to the login screen.  anybody know about this issue? is there an X log i can look at?
[07:38] <supermario3> OK. thank you...
[07:38] <Greasy_Larry> Pizza, Lasagna, Cappichino
[07:38] <Ziber> Still no luck, the ethernet thing has disappeared from the top menu bar now :(
[07:38] <oldude67> this is why god invented ram..:( http://imagebin.org/57729
[07:38] <losher> Greasy_Larry: I think you just proved your point...
[07:38] <WeblionX> Veratyr9: If you launch it from a console window you can get information from Wine output.
[07:38] <Veratyr9> but X crashes, meaning the terminal closes
[07:39] <Veratyr9> WeblionX:
[07:39] <mattwj2002> anyone have any suggestions?
[07:39] <WeblionX> Eesh.
[07:39] <WeblionX> Could add `> log.txt` to log to a file.
[07:39] <losher> Veratyr9: /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[07:39] <jerc> some one know how to clear the adsenses of 260mb hosting
[07:39] <jerc> some one know how to clear the adsenses of 260mb hosting
[07:39] <WeblionX> Veratyr9: And yeah, logs in /var/log/
[07:39] <Veratyr9> WeblionX: oh theres an idea
[07:39] <Veratyr9> losher: thanks
[07:40] <losher> jerc: I don't even understand the question....
[07:40] <Ziber> Ubuntu 8.10, no internet connection, currently the ethernet icon is missing from the status bar...
[07:40] <maxxik> hey guys
[07:40] <jerc> losher
[07:40] <jerc> i have a hosting free in 260mb
[07:40] <oldude67> Ziber, wifi or hard wired?
[07:41] <Lolikon> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7702820
[07:41] <Lolikon> Help me please :(
[07:41] <jerc> but in my domain
[07:41] <WeblionX> losher: Apparently 260mb is a web hosting service.
[07:41] <Ziber> oldude67: hard wired.
[07:41] <jerc> they put a adsense of google
[07:41] <WeblionX> jerc: We can't help you with non-Ubuntu questions.
[07:41] <Greasy_Larry> Ubuntu + Android?
[07:41] <oldude67> ziber does it show in ifcong?
[07:42] <oldude67> oops config
[07:42] <Nisstyre56> Ziber, hey I think I can help you
[07:42] <Ziber> yep, it does. the correct ip, gateway, broadcast, etc.
[07:42] <Nisstyre56> one sec pls
[07:42] <Ziber> Nisstyre56: oh?
[07:42] <WeblionX> jerc: Ask http://www.260mb.com/index.php?option=com_contact&Itemid=3
[07:42] <oldude67> ifconfig up
[07:42] <Ziber> Nisstyre56: I'm all ears
[07:42] <losher> WeblionX: jerc is posting from medellin. Maybe it loses something in translation...
[07:42] <Lolikon> Help me please with this problem, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7702820
[07:42] <WeblionX> losher: I think he's asking how to remove ads from his free webhost.
[07:42] <Nisstyre56> first of all Ziber run this in terminal "sudo dhclient"
[07:42] <Nisstyre56> see if it gives you an ip address
[07:43] <durando> how can i remove the recent documents from places menu or if need be redo the places menu
[07:43] <Ziber> Nisstyre56: alright... brb then. have to switch back to ubuntu.
[07:43] <Nisstyre56> If it says "No DHCPOFFERS received." that means there's something wrong with dhcp
[07:43] <usr1202> if I specify a seperate partition to mount on /home, do I need to create a directory at /home, or will fstab create it automatically?
[07:43] <losher> WeblionX: I think you're right. I'm afrai he's going to be disappointed with the answer...
[07:43] <Greasy_Larry> I would like to transfer apps from Ubuntu to Android, anybody k-now how.
[07:43] <Lostinspac_46> yep
[07:44] <oldude67> Nisstyre56, Ziber> yep, it does. the correct ip, gateway, broadcast, etc
[07:44] <WeblionX> Lolikon: You can try 'testdisk', but if it's not already installed you might lose the data.
[07:44] <WeblionX> You can also run 'testdisk' from a liveCD.
[07:44] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> Hi
[07:44] <losher> Lolikon: so you're saying you deleted your /var/run directory?
[07:44] <Veratyr9> found this in xorg.0.log after an X crash from world of warcraft: (EE) fglrx(0): Failed to allocate dynamic shared buffer!  any ideas?
[07:45] <Lolikon> losher, yes
[07:45] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> ...
[07:45] <Lostinspac_46> ouch
[07:45] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> i'm korean user
[07:45] <WeblionX> Veratyr9: Could be not enough video memory, or possibly a hardware problem.
[07:45] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> i'don't understand :(
[07:45] <WeblionX> Or just Wine doing something stupid.
[07:45] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> i'm computer video memory 32mb
[07:46] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> ..
[07:46] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> :(
[07:46] <Veratyr9> WeblionX: hopefully its the latter, googling
[07:46] <Veratyr9> !ko
[07:46] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> oh
[07:46] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> thank you
[07:46] <Veratyr9> i have no idea what that says but there ya go hehe
[07:46] <WeblionX> Ah, I had the language code wrong.
[07:47] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> ?
[07:47] <Greasy_Larry> it says "herro prease, I rub Korean peoper"
[07:48] <oldude67> thats not funny...rofl lmao...:D
[07:48] <WeblionX> I kind of find it hilarious that I can get an ipv6 tunnel from HE working on my computer, but if the router is giving out IPv6 addresses the computer won't use them.
[07:49] <ctrlaltjeff> i used dpkg-reconfigure console-setup to set up tty[1-6] but i still only have tty's 1 and 2, any thoughts on how to get the other 4? they display a cursor but no login prompt
[07:49] <Lolikon> is /var/run runtime data?
[07:50] <WeblionX> Lolikon: /var/run should reappear on reboot, I think.
[07:50] <Lolikon> WeblionX, okay. so I should reboot after removing that folder? I just do not want to reboot then be totally broken.
[07:51] <WeblionX> Lolikon: Well, nothing's _supposed_ to use it for anything permanent, but I won't guarantee anything. :x
[07:51] <mataks_> help i just installed virtualbox-3.0 .. how can i open it? i can see it in my applications
[07:51] <losher> Weblion: Lolikon: I think so too, but you might need to re-create the directory itself by hand. And of course, any current data will be lost...
[07:51] <Ziber> dhclient did nothing :(
[07:52] <sdsrt>  losher: there simlink, another mount-point or something else?
[07:52] <Nisstyre56> all right Ziber so it said that you weren't getting an ip?
[07:52] <Lolikon> :o Okay. I am just hesitant to reboot as it takes me like 9 hours to rehash all my torrents, or if stuff would get more broken D:
[07:52] <Nisstyre56> or it did nothing at all?
[07:52] <durando> losher by default virtualbox is under System Tools sub menu under applications
[07:52] <Ziber> Nisstyre56: said not getting an ip
[07:52] <Nisstyre56> okay
[07:52] <Ziber> it tried.
[07:52] <Ziber> :(
[07:52] <Nisstyre56> you can try changing your link speed
[07:52] <dotness> mataks; application>accesories> virtualbox?
[07:52] <Nisstyre56> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5997728&postcount=11
[07:52] <losher> sdsrt: durando: you seem to be commenting on things I never said? ???
[07:53] <Lolikon> !jp
[07:53] <durando> sorry losher it was meant for mataks_ not you my bad
[07:54] <losher> Lolikon: then you need a better torrent client. Some of them will save state so the rehashing can be skipped...
[07:54] <Lolikon> it is because I remount the drive every time
[07:54] <Ziber> Nisstyre56: ...?
[07:54] <foundry87> Does anyone know of a Flash Decompiler available for Ubuntu?
[07:54] <Lolikon> and I have like 3 TBs of torrents
[07:54] <Nisstyre56> that changes the link speed which your nic connects to the router
[07:54] <Nisstyre56> a more detailed explanation here: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-setup-linux-lan-card-find-out-full-duplex-half-speed-or-mode/
[07:55] <oldude67> Ziber, what type of eth0 and what router are you using? do you know>?
[07:55] <WeblionX> Lolikon: Can you just add it to your fstab so it automatically mounts on startup?
[07:55] <Nisstyre56> could you also tell me the model of your router Ziber ?
[07:55] <Lolikon> nah, the sd* name changes
[07:55] <mataks_> durando,  i can't see virtualbox in my  Applications >> System Tools >>
[07:55] <WeblionX> Lolikon: You can use the UUID so it doesn't matter.
[07:55] <mataks_> durando,  should i reboot first?
[07:55] <Lolikon> hm
[07:55] <Lolikon> okay
[07:55] <durando> mataks_: you shouldn't have to
[07:55] <losher> Lolikon: I don't know of any other way to get /var/run back though...
[07:56] <Lolikon> okay, I will reboot ten
[07:56] <Lolikon> wish me luck D:
[07:56] <durando> mataks_: the command is VirtualBox
[07:56] <WeblionX> Lolikon: `blkid` will list the UUIDs to use in fstab.
[07:56] <Ziber> router is actiontec, mi424-wr
[07:56] <oldude67> mataks_, if you just installed vbox yes i would suggest you rebooting.
[07:57] <mataks_> durando,  there it start.. thanks
[07:57] <oldude67> no you dont have to..but
[07:57] <durando> mataks_: np
[07:58] <losher> Lolikon: I don't see why a device name change makes your client rehash. A decent client will check that 'last changed' date of the file & see that nothing has changed & hence skip the rehash
[07:59] <WeblionX> losher: The problem is the drive isn't mounted on startup, so the client removes it and the hash.
[08:00] <Guest64599> hi all
[08:00] <oldude67> !hi
[08:00] <losher> WeblionX: I must be missing something. Boot, then mount the drive, then start the client. Why would the client think anything changed...?
[08:00] <WeblionX> Losher: My guess is either the client autostarts, or he just forgets to mount it.
[08:01] <Ziber> Does apparmor come installed with ubuntu 8.10?
[08:02] <Ziber> brb again
[08:02] <chili_cheeze> hey hello
[08:03] <rad182> does ubuntu have like security updates to mails?
[08:03] <maxagaz> how to just use X in ubuntu instead of Gnome ?
[08:03] <chili_cheeze> looking to join the wikipedia channel?
[08:03] <losher> WeblionX: I suppose. All fixable, hopefully....
[08:03] <WeblionX> maxagaz: You mean XFCE?  You can install the xubuntu-desktop package.
[08:04] <maxagaz> WeblionX, no, x-window
[08:04] <WeblionX> maxagaz: Well, install the package for it, it should add a choice to the login-menu.
[08:04] <WeblionX> F10 or the little menu on the bottom of the screen.
[08:04] <losher> Lolikon: are you still there?
[08:05] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> н•ңкёҖ м•„лҠ”мӮ¬лһҢ мһҲм–ҙмҡ”?
[08:05] <Nisstyre56> wtf, firefox 3.5 keeps trying to download the website whenever I try and load a .php page O_o
[08:05] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> ?
[08:05] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> Nisstyre56 н•ңкёҖ м•„м„ёмҡ”?
[08:06] <WeblionX> Nisstyre56: Sounds like a server problem.
[08:06] <Nisstyre56> yeah, could be
[08:06] <ctrlaltjeff> maxagaz, set up an .xinitrc file in your home directory, as then use it to launch some other windowmanager with a line in it like "exec twm" then run startx from the console after login, or select "run x client script" from your display manager
[08:06] <WeblionX> !ko | JustStyle-Ubuntu,
[08:06] <oldude67> JustStyle-Ubuntu, english only
[08:06] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> мқҙлҜё мЎ°мқё н•ҙ мһҲмқҢ г…Һ
[08:06] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> г…Үг…Ү
[08:06] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> Ok..
[08:06] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> Sorry
[08:06] <FloodBot2> JustStyle-Ubuntu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:06]  * dotness agrees
[08:06] <jacquesdupontd> hi guys
[08:08]  * JustStyle-Ubuntu мһ мҲҳ н’ҚлҚ©
[08:08] <durando> can recent documents be removed from places menu in gnome panel?
[08:08] <Nisstyre56> it doesn't say "clear recent documents" durando?
[08:08] <durando> i dont want to just clear i want to remove it completely
[08:09] <durando> its wasted space and violates my privacy
[08:09] <Nisstyre56> oh, you'd have to configure gnome
[08:09] <Nisstyre56> I wouldn't know how, sorry
[08:09] <Ziber> still no luck :(
[08:09] <durando> thanks for responding Nisstyre56
[08:09] <losher> durando: tried #gnome ?
[08:09] <durando> losher: yea no one is awake over there
[08:10] <WeblionX> Weird, there's options for "Main Menu" but it has only Apps/System, not Places.
[08:10] <durando> it is reported as Bug 305325 but hasn't been implemented in 4 years......
[08:11] <Nisstyre56> Ziber it might be a problem with your router, tried updating the firmware?
[08:11] <WeblionX> durando: Don't worry, there's a bug in Firefox that I'm annoyed at that hasn't been updated in 6 or so years. :X
[08:11] <cyberghoser1> Hello all
[08:11] <Ziber> Nisstyre56: the router is fine. i can connect perfectly fine through xp
[08:12] <durando> WeblionX: wow firefox is usually pretty decent on there bugs
[08:12] <bullgard4> I downloaded and installed the DEB program packages seamonkey-chatzilla and seamonkey-browser. How to call the Seamonkey program?
[08:12] <durando> which one if you dont mind me asking
[08:12] <WeblionX> Er, sorry, Thunderbird, not Firefox.
[08:12] <losher> durando: the privacy issue is annoying. But doesn't someone have to login to your account to see your places menu?
[08:12] <bullgard4> I downloaded and installed the DEB program packages seamonkey-chatzilla and seamonkey-browser. How to call the Chatzilla  program?
[08:12] <durando> oh thunderbird .............................
[08:12] <durando> yea different story than firefox
[08:12] <Nisstyre56> Yeah, I figured. Check the system logs on your router for anything funny though
[08:12] <loafers> The screen saver "Lattice" causes my laptop to hang indefinitely.  I am unable to change it since Ubuntu previews screen savers, which is the equivalent of running the screen saver.  How do I change my screen saver then?
[08:13] <Ziber> brb again.
[08:13] <losher> bullgard4: I start chatzilla from firefox, I don't recall if it was an add-on or not...
[08:13] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> i'm english Study (:
[08:13] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> bye bye Everyone
[08:13] <loafers> !testing Loafers
[08:13] <losher> bullgard4: firefox -> tools -> chatzilla
[08:14] <bullgard4> losher: I believe there are two different solutions. Yours and another one which latter I am trying to pursue.
[08:14] <durando> losher: that is true but i like to leave my system up 24/7 for the convenience factor, but you are semi correct and there is a hack to keep it clear which i have done but its still waisted space and the hack makes errors in terminal
[08:14] <losher> !testing | loafers
[08:14] <helvete> hmmm hey guys.... so i'm running osx with an ubuntu box running off vmware, i'm tryin to connect to a webserver which i have installed (its working), but i can only connect to it on the ip address 172.16.150.129, i have been trying to edit the /etc/network/interfaces file for some time (current config: http://slexy.org/view/s2v3DTOEsh) to no avail, as soon as i get the ip address to swap change to an address not on the 172 range, i lose connectivity to it
[08:15] <helvete> any guidance would be much appreciated
[08:15] <WeblionX> helvete: Have you tried setting the network to bridged mode in VMware?
[08:15] <canuck1> helvete is 172.16.*.* within the range of local non routable addresses?
[08:15] <dotness> is vmnet0 bridged to eth interface?
[08:16] <losher> durando: the space issue is minimal and given ever-dropping disk prices, hard to get excited about. The privacy issue is another matter entirely.
[08:16] <helvete> WeblionX: no i havent i'll try that now
[08:16] <helvete> canuck1: yes i think it is
[08:16] <WeblionX> durando: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=91154
[08:17] <helvete> dotness: my ifconfig shows only lo and eth0
[08:17] <durando> losher: i was not refering to hdd space (i have 5tb on my network) i was refering to the space on the menu it self
[08:17] <helvete> thansk for the replies guys
[08:17] <WeblionX> durando: I'm guessing that's what you tried?
[08:17] <WeblionX> durando: I have an idea.
[08:18] <durando> WeblionX: yea i have done that and it leave it grayed out which fixes the privacy issue but i cant remove it from the menu
[08:18] <losher> durando: ah, makes more sense....
[08:18] <WeblionX> Ahh...
[08:18] <canuck1> helvete I haven't worked with OSX enough to give you much help
[08:18] <felip> hi
[08:19] <felip> ok
[08:19] <durando> not to mention that hack also makes errors in terminal window when you edit docs
[08:19] <felip> this is not my channel :-p
[08:19] <felip> see ya
[08:19] <helvete> canuck1: i dont think osx is the issue, i believe its how vmware sets up the connection
[08:19] <libtech> go back to macworld
[08:19] <helvete> man, osx is solid
[08:19] <helvete> its based on a unix system
[08:19] <canuck1> I know that
[08:20] <helvete> i'm talking to Libra102
[08:20] <yoymi> hola
[08:20] <helvete> err libtech
[08:20] <helvete> but he left :\
[08:20] <canuck1> hah I did not see that, I thought you were ranting
[08:20] <canuck1> I was like crap man take a chill pill
[08:20] <durando> osx is ok but........its also part of the evil empire
[08:20] <helvete> durando i agree
[08:20] <Boohbah> also, it has nothing to do with this channel
[08:21] <kraut> moin
[08:21] <canuck1> helvete well so you have a LAN right? like a router etc?
[08:21] <helvete> boohbah it does as i'm running it parallel with ubuntu
[08:21] <losher> helvete: I don't see a gateway in your interfaces file, offhand. How are packets supposed to get off the local network segment>
[08:21] <helvete> canuck1: bridging in vmware worked
[08:21] <canuck1> helvete I was getting to that. I thought it would
[08:21] <Runner85sx> did he tryed to set up a ubuntu-router?
[08:21] <helvete> losher sorry, i must have deleted it, i was playing with that file for the last 2 hours
[08:22] <Ziber> :(
[08:22] <Ziber> This is starting to annoying the shit out of me.
[08:22] <helvete> boohbah it does have to do with this channel as i'm  using it in parallel with ubuntu
[08:22] <helvete> thanks very much
[08:22] <helvete> WeblionX: thanks
[08:22] <WeblionX> helvete: You're welcome. :)
[08:23] <Nisstyre56> don't worry Ziber, one thing that you can try is setting up a static ip in Ubuntu
[08:23] <helvete> so i just have one more question if you'll indulge me, i'm trying to set it up so that i can connect to this vm using eclipse, only way i have been able to connect to the vm is by configuring samba, but i dont think thats ment to be entirely nessessary
[08:23] <helvete> is there another way to do it
[08:23] <Ziber> Nisstyre56: already have, no success
[08:23] <Nisstyre56> okay
[08:24] <Nisstyre56> and the sys logs on your router had no errors?
[08:24] <bitwiseshiftleft> question: so i'm setting up a home server.  when i first installed ubuntu, it wasn't connected to the network, so i told it don't configure the network.  now it's connected, how do i bring up the network?
[08:24] <durando> wells guys thanks for the conversation and the help, but i gotta get some sleep have a goodnight
 How can i stop Jaunty from remembering apps from a whole ago and starting them at login
 its very annoying all this stuff poping up and lagging the computer
[08:24] <losher> iMatter: which apps?
[08:24] <Myrtti> Ziber: mind your language though, we've got minors and people from different cultures here
[08:24] <spionspionspions> i would like to have a script on my desktop that does the following: when i execute it, it should log me out of gnome and automatically without password question into openbox, is that possible somehow ?
[08:24] <frogzoo> iMatter: probably you've got "remember session" selected in sys -> prefs -> startup
[08:25] <iMatter> losher, frogzoo i disabled that and it still does it
[08:25] <WeblionX> spionspionspions: Check if openbox has a --replace option.
[08:25] <Myrtti> iMatter: check the system - settings - sessions
[08:25] <Ziber> Myrtti: Sorry :/
[08:25] <frogzoo> iMatter: lol, that sux
[08:25] <Myrtti> iMatter: it might be that you're loading a session from long time ago when you login
[08:25] <iMatter> Myrtti, disabled it a while ago about 5 logins ago.. and its still doing it
[08:25] <spionspionspions> Weblionx : replace? why? i would use that to switch the window manager to openbox wouldnt i?
[08:25] <jason__> bitwiseshiftleft, sudo ifconfig eth0/wlan0/whatever up ?
[08:26] <WeblionX> Isn't that what you're going for?
[08:26] <Myrtti> iMatter: disabled saving a new session yes, but perhaps you are *loading* a saved session
[08:26] <Nisstyre56> post the output of "dmesg | grep eth0"  in pastebin Ziber
[08:26] <spionspionspions> Weblionx: i said that i want to be logged out of gnome
[08:26] <iMatter> Myrtti, how can i fix that..
[08:26] <WeblionX> spionspionspions: Ah, I see, sorry.  A bit late here. :X
[08:27] <spionspionspions> end the gnome session, start the openbox session. :) thx anyway
[08:27] <bitwiseshiftleft> jason__: that doesn't give it an ip, resolv.conf, etc
[08:27] <spionspionspions> i guess the script would have to change something in the gdm config
[08:28] <WeblionX> I don't know if it's really possible to do that.
[08:28] <jason__> spionspionspions, would having gnome launch a new X server before it shuts down work?
[08:28] <WeblionX> bitwiseshiftleft: It sounds like you need to reconfigure the network package.
[08:29] <jason__> bitwiseshiftleft, well, then use dhclient or set the ip using ifconfig and write your own resolv.conf?  Or are you looking to have this done sort of automatically?
[08:29] <Myrtti> iMatter: you've checked the application autostart too that there's nothing there? I don't have Ubuntu myself (I use Xubuntu) so I can't give you exact howto, but system - session - sessions should have a way for you to check what's in the session that's loaded. And perhaps login settings (GDM) has something too, about logging in with a saved session
[08:29] <bitwiseshiftleft> WeblionX: how do i do that?
[08:29] <spionspionspions> jason_ i dont want a new xserver... i know i could do it easily like that, i cant imagine that having the process of logging out of gnome, switching the default session to openbox in gdm and then logging in automated to be really difficult... mm
[08:30] <iMatter> Myrtti, i checked, none of the apps that are loading are in there
[08:30] <losher> spionspionspions: all things are easy to he who doesn't have to do it himself....
[08:30] <bitwiseshiftleft> jason__: yes, automatically.  like ifup should do it, but it's throwing permissions errors even when run as root
[08:30] <WeblionX> bitwiseshiftleft: `dpkg-reconfigure networkmanager` or whatever the networking package is.  I'm not quite sure.
[08:30] <losher> iMatter: so are you every gonna tell me which apps?
[08:31] <iMatter> losher, Pidgin/Mail/Firefox/some panel error thing/terminal/etc
[08:32] <spionspionspions> losher : i wanna do it myself, but i just cant find the file where my default session is stored...
[08:32] <Greasy_Larry> how do I change start up sound in 9.04?
[08:33] <losher> iMatter: ok, those are desktop related i.e. not leftover rc scripts. sorry, I cant help you...
[08:33] <Nisstyre56> !ifconfig
[08:33] <WeblionX> Greasy_Larry: System -> Preferences -> Sound
[08:33] <p1gmale0n> hi all, a have some trouble.. when i run deluge, GUI isn't running.. in debug: signalreceiver:82 Trying again with another port: [Errno 99] Cannot assign requested address
[08:33] <Nisstyre56> !route
[08:33] <losher> spionspionspions: it's an odd requirement, to say the least. Can I ask why you want to do this?
[08:34] <Nisstyre56> !eth
[08:34] <milo__> hahaha
[08:34] <Greasy_Larry> Weblionx: I tried that there is no way to change it.
[08:34] <WeblionX> spionspionspions: Well, you might be able to make a script that uses something with `gnome-session-save --kill`, but I don't know of any ways to login via a script.
[08:34] <losher> boy, ubottu's just a wealth of information tonight...
[08:34] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> !ko
[08:34] <WeblionX> What the heck.
[08:34] <WeblionX> Oh!
[08:34] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> My?
[08:34] <p1gmale0n> can anybody help me??
[08:35] <purplenurple> i know this probably comes up way too much but when is FF 3.5 going to be released into ubuntu repos?
[08:35] <JustStyle-Ubuntu> sudo apt-get install xchat <- m.m?
[08:35] <WeblionX> Greasy_Larry: System -> Administration -> Login Window -> Accessibility
[08:35] <Nisstyre56> isn't "Web Browser" basically the same thing as 3.5?
[08:35] <WeblionX> -> Login screen ready:
[08:35] <spionspionspions> losher: of course to switch to openbox comfortably when i want it. hmm come to think of it, if gdm doesnt supply some kind of "log-me-out-and-then-again-in" command it cant work....
[08:36] <Greasy_Larry> Weblionx: I'll try that again.
[08:36] <jason__> spionspionspions, can you just do openbox --replace and then kill all the gnome processes?
[08:36] <WeblionX> spionspionspions: You can set up Ubuntu to autologin, so you might want to look into that to see if there's some command to use.
[08:37] <Besogon> Are there someone who knows using autofs?
[08:37] <spionspionspions> Weblionx: i know i know, the thing is when ubuntu is set to autologin i still have to put in my password/username when i logged out
[08:38] <WeblionX> spionspionspions: I know, I'm just saying, if you look into the code behind that you might find some way of doing it.
[08:38] <purplenurple> anyone care to comment on when FF 3.5 is going to be released into ubuntu repos?
[08:38] <Myrtti> purplenurple: er, I thought it already is?
[08:38] <spionspionspions> WeblionX, checking...
[08:38] <Myrtti> !ff35 > purplenurple
[08:39] <spionspionspions> jesus, just found a bugreport that behaves exactly like i want it ;) they shouldnt have fixed that
[08:40] <Nisstyre56> It's a feature not a bug spionspionspions? : P
[08:40] <purplenurple> join /firefox
[08:40] <spionspionspions> idd :)
[08:40] <losher> spionspionspions: you might find something you can adapt from here -> http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Frontend_Auto_Login
[08:42] <spionspionspions> looks interesting, thx losher
[08:42] <Nisstyre56> !off topic
[08:42] <losher> spionspionspions: download the source code and back out the bugfix. "Shouldn't be that hard"...
[08:42] <Nisstyre56> er, what's the chan for off topic again?
[08:43] <losher> Nisstyre56: #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:43] <spionspionspions> losher, but it would be kinda redundant, im pretty positive it will work with some lines of scripting
[08:44] <losher> spionspionspions: well, you're a half-full kind of guy. Can't argue with that...
[08:45] <spionspionspions> plus this is my assignement for another project, for lazy ppl... :)
[08:45] <Cynner>  http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800
[08:45] <Myrtti> don't click that link
[08:46] <arooni_____> is there an equivalent to windows movie maker for ubuntu jaunty?
[08:47] <martin--> hey guys.. i need some help. i just booted from a live cd because i couldn't mount my luks-partition on my installed system.. but it won't work here either.. here it says that there's no partition available with that keyphrase
[08:47] <martin--> plus luksDump says it is not a luks-partition
[08:48] <jason__> spionspionspions, if you can configure gdm to auto-login for its first login, you can write a script to stop gdm, replace a configuration file so your session starts in openbox, and then restart gdm
[08:48] <arooni_____> i want to make a simple video where i add an mp3 track and a bunch of photos from my computer; i dont care about the order; it can be random.  how can i do that on ubuntu jaunty?
[08:49] <spionspionspions> jason_ seems like a dirty hack, but should work if i find nothing else
[08:49] <spionspionspions> thx
[08:51] <losher> martin--: I don;t know squat about luks but it sounds like you've managed to corrupt the partition badly enough that it's unrecognisable. Unless it's a known issue with a workaround, or you have a backup prior to the corruption, I'd guess you're doomed...
[08:51] <Sassy3> 142
 Where is the session stored..., so i can delete it..
 and it should make a fresh one
[08:52] <martin--> hm
[08:53] <losher> spionspionspions: 30 minutes ago WeblionX said to check out openbox --replace. I think that's still the best advice I've heard....
[08:53] <wathek> hello all
[08:53] <Sassy3> We meet again Lothan
[08:53] <WeblionX> --replace is for the window manager, not desktop environment, but you can try it.
[08:54] <WeblionX> Unless it somehow has the ability to switch DE.
[08:54] <wathek> I'm looking for a cheap low end ubuntu vps server (128mb ram, 5g hd)? I need it for 24/7 stock market monitoring. any one knows one ?
[08:54] <WeblionX> iMatter: ~/.gnome2/session?
[08:55] <WeblionX> iMatter: You can also try deleting the gnome config.
[08:55] <WeblionX> But that might cause problems.
[08:56] <WeblionX> Also could be somewhere in .config.  Just saying what I've found on the forums.
[08:56] <WeblionX> Looks like it might be ~/.config/gnome-session/*
[08:56] <iMatter> WeblionX, problem is atm is every login is loading hella apps that i had a open a long time ago, causing it to be slow and laggy when login in even rebooted same issue...
[08:56] <losher> martin--: so does that "hm" mean it was important enough to encrypt, but not important enough to backup?
[08:57] <losher> wathek: try #hardware
[08:57] <martin--> losher: yes.. something like that.
[08:57] <wathek> losher, it's not a hardware that I'm looking for ! I'm looking for a provider !
[08:58] <DjAngo23> When strating ip my Ubuntu, a black screen apears, and no login form appear neither. But when i put my external screen i can see everything an my computer is booting. Sometimes it works, sometime not. and i can't reproduce the error. Any idea how to solved that ? I thinks it is maybee tu to external screens and routine disks check
[08:58] <martin--> actually it would have been important enough to back up.. but.. :/
[08:58] <iMatter> WeblionX, Well lookeh there YAY! thanks! -deletes the saved session and logs in/out
[08:58] <arooni_____> i need an alarm clock that plays an mp3 in the morning ... any ideas for jaunty?
[08:58] <WeblionX> DjAngo23: Are you using a laptop?
[08:59] <losher> martin--: I understand. But you need specialist help at this point. I don;t think this list is gonna cut it...
[08:59] <purplenurple> anyone know how to disable full screen exit in firefox if I click on an another window?
[08:59] <WeblionX> arooni_____: cron mpg123 ?
[08:59] <martin--> i see.. *sigh*
[08:59] <DjAngo23> WeblionX: I'am yes
[08:59] <WeblionX> martin--: You can try testdisk to see if the partition is recoverable.
[09:00] <DjAngo23> WeblionX: this is my  /boot/grub/menu.lst :  http://paste.ubuntu-fr-secours.org/src-33221
[09:00] <drucksabf> Hi! A website tells me, that I should edit the file /etc/modprobe.d but on my system (ubuntu 9.04 NBR) /etc/modprob.d is a folder which file can I edit to have a similar experience
[09:00] <WeblionX> DjAngo23: There should be a key on the keyboard that looks like two rectangles.  Try pressing the Fn (function) key and that key to switch displays.
[09:00] <martin--> 'testdisk'?
[09:00] <WeblionX> martin--: Yes, it's a program.
[09:00] <martin--> hm, can't aptitude it
[09:01] <losher> martin--: it's 3rd party. Google for it...
[09:01] <iMatter> WeblionX, THANKS ALOT!
[09:01] <martin--> i see
[09:01] <awesome_> anyone can help me on ubuntu, I m noob
[09:01] <WeblionX> martin--: Should be able to `apt-get install testdisk` or
[09:01] <WeblionX> iMatter: You're welcome.
[09:01] <DjAngo23> WeblionX: TYou think that would resolve the problem. Hum, i hadn't think about that, because sometimes it works, i gonna try, moment
[09:01] <WeblionX> martin--: Or use Synaptec package manager, but you might have to enable extra repositories.
[09:01]  * iMatter falls asleep with pieace of mind on keyboard
[09:02] <WeblionX> Hee, I need to get to sleep myself...
[09:02] <losher> DjAngo23: the fact that it's intermittent suggests it's a hardware problem, actually...
[09:02] <WeblionX> It's probably the backlight.
[09:02] <purplenurple> anyone know how to disable full screen exit in firefox if I click on an another window?
[09:02] <martin--> kk, let me check
[09:03] <DjAngo23> losher: Hardware problem, what do you mean ?
[09:04] <losher> DjAngo23: it's rare for a software boot problem to be intermittent. Usually it works or it doesn't. Intermittent booting implies a hardware issue...
[09:04] <martin--> WeblionX: and that is supposed to work with a luks-partition? i just tried testdisk /dev/sdb2 but nothing happens
[09:05] <WeblionX> martin--: You're in a GUI, right?
[09:05] <martin--> yup
[09:05] <WeblionX> martn--: Make sure the terminal is big enough.
[09:05] <WeblionX> You might have to stretch it vertically.
[09:05] <martin--> it's fullscreen
[09:05] <martin--> almost..
[09:05] <WeblionX> Fullscreen or maximized?
[09:05] <martin--> maximized
[09:06] <shafi_> I can browse internet pages via IP but not by domain name , can some one help me?
[09:06] <WeblionX> Huh.
[09:06] <WeblionX> martin--: It just shows a blank screen?
[09:06] <losher> WeblionX: it was a long shot, anyway....
[09:06] <martin--> uhm.. no
[09:06] <purplenurple> losher, an intermittent boot can be the result of a bad capacitor
[09:06] <martin--> wait a sec.
[09:07] <purplenurple> losher, very big problem w/ electronics < 2008
[09:07] <martin--> http://pastebin.com/d5ee24a84 WeblionX
[09:07] <purplenurple> losher, see here:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague
[09:07] <arooni_____> on ubuntu jaunty the highlight + middle click (or even simulate third button click) don't work.... how can i fix?
[09:07] <losher> DjAngo23: see purplenurple's messages above...
[09:08] <abbec> i have a ferarri 4005 WLMi and it shows a blank screen about 1/3 of the times and xserver does not start.. some ideas?
[09:08] <WeblionX> martni--: Run it via sudo.
[09:08] <losher> DjAngo23: If I were you, I would first run a memtest overnight, then run manufacturer's diagnostics on your hard drive...
[09:08] <DjAngo23> losher: I think it only happens when it wants to do the Routine Disk Check
[09:08] <martin--> oh..
[09:09] <abbec> i have a ferarri 4005 WLMi and it shows a blank screen about 1/3 of the times and xserver does not start.. some ideas?
[09:09] <martin--> what's the partition table type WeblionX?
[09:09] <WeblionX> Intel/PC
[09:10] <martin--> analyse?
[09:10] <shafi_> I can browse internet pages via IP but not by domain name , can some one help me?
[09:10] <WeblionX> Yeah.
[09:10] <Ziber> shafi_: dns server issue
[09:10] <losher> DjAngo23: so you're telling me it always starts booting, but sometimes fails the disk check...
[09:10] <martin--> Partition sector doesn't have the endmark 0xAA55 WeblionX
[09:11] <shafi_> Ziber: yeah , how to solve it any idea?
[09:11] <Nisstyre56> try opendns
[09:11] <WeblionX> martin--: Yeah, sounds likes the partition's corrupted.  Make sure you run testdisk without the partition number, and then do search for partitions.  You might be able to recover it.
[09:12] <abbec> i have a ferarri 4005 WLMi and it shows a blank screen about 1/3 of the times and xserver does not start.. some ideas?
[09:12] <abbec> the only thing to do is to restart and hope that it works...
[09:12] <screamsayonara> my wireless has suddenly stopped seeing available networks... it has been working fine for months... what could this be?
[09:13] <abbec> screamsayonara: have you bben using ndiswrapper?
[09:13] <screamsayonara> yeah i think so.. i remember something about it...
[09:13] <DjAngo23> Not exactly, i can boot (i wait 1 minute till the log in screen appears, i see no bootscreen) then i log everything works. But sometimes (approximative the same rate as the routine disk check) it vwould not show me the login screen. Then i reboot, press ESC, but nothing happpens. When I put my External screen on, the boot screen works, and the login screen appears. So to summurize, no...
[09:13] <DjAngo23> ...external screen, nothing happens, with external screen no problems at all..
[09:13] <ciudatu> hello!i have a sound problem whith 9.04 on hp ,i i can solved whith the forum answare,can i get some help here?
[09:13] <screamsayonara> but as i say, it was working before i left the house, i took my laptop to uni and tried got on the uni wireless, and now im home it wont see ANY connections
[09:14] <abbec> screamsayonara: ok.. cause after a recent update my b43 driver stopped working until i uninstalled ndiswrapper, which ha been installed for a long time
[09:14] <screamsayonara> ok well should i try to uninstall it?
[09:14] <screamsayonara> could that be a bad move though
[09:14] <abbec> screamsayonara: not if you are using it
[09:15] <DjAngo23> losher: Is it clear enough, or should i try to explain better ?
[09:15] <screamsayonara> what do you mean?
[09:15] <ocs> hi. I can't set a service on with chkconfig. The error is :
[09:15] <ocs> insserv: exiting without changing boot order!
[09:15] <ocs> /sbin/insserv failed, exit code 1
[09:15] <abbec> screamsayonara: do yu use b43?
[09:15] <martin--> WeblionX: http://pastebin.com/d4ec69370
[09:15] <screamsayonara> i dont know what i use, im a noob
[09:15] <losher> DjAngo23: still sounds like a hardware problem to me. Something intermittently wrong with the internal screen? I'm only guessing...
[09:15] <ocs> the service script is correct.
[09:16] <losher> ocs: I didn't think chkconfig was supported in Ubuntu?
[09:16] <abbec> screamsayonara: ok but you can always try removing ndiswrapper.... but someone else may have more info on this....
[09:16] <WeblionX> martin--: Does it have a way to write that to disk?  You might have to do an indepth search.  I'd try the second second partition if you can.
[09:17] <abbec> screamsayonara: i just shared my experiences
[09:17] <Boohbah> ocs: try update-rc.d instead
[09:17] <DawnLight> hello. i'm having some problems with ltsp i think i've some significant errors in dmesg but i'm not sure if they are actually errors. around line 380 http://pastebin.com/f59984166
[09:17] <screamsayonara> yeah im scared to try it in case i am actually using it... thanks for sharing ;p
[09:17] <DjAngo23> losher: Okay, thanks anyway,
[09:17] <martin--> WeblionX: mind me pming you?
[09:17] <WeblionX> Go ahead.
[09:17] <WeblionX> !ff35 > WeblionX
[09:18] <DjAngo23> Where can I see my log ? When i turn off my computer something strang is displyed on the screen, and i haven't the time to read it
[09:18] <screamsayonara> my wireless has suddenly stopped seeing available networks... it has been working fine for months... any ideas what could have happened?
[09:18] <WeblionX> screamsayonara: The card or antenna may have come lose.  Does Ubuntu notice you have a wireless network card?
[09:19] <suji> Anyone know how to set pbuilder environment in ubuntu?
[09:19] <screamsayonara> WeblionX: how can i check that?
[09:19] <WeblionX> screamsayonara: Well, does the network icon that shows wireless status show bars still?
[09:19] <shafi_> Nisstyre56: I have used open dns but still I have the problem, after adding open dns to resolv.conf do I need to do something extra?
[09:20] <screamsayonara> it doesnt show anything.. its just the ethernet one with a little x saying im not connected
[09:20] <ocs> Boohbah: let's try, thanks
[09:20] <screamsayonara> i tried adding my network again too and the little icon comes up but it wont connect
[09:20] <ocs> Boohbah: which is the package ?
[09:20] <WeblionX> screamsayonara: You can add the wireless network?
[09:20] <screamsayonara> "create new wireless network"
[09:21] <screamsayonara> im thinking i mightve 'bumped' a setting or something when i was trying to sort out the uni wireless connection out... but i really dont know how to tell
[09:22] <yesitisjustme> on display preferences it says---> Monitor:Unknown          this happen when i change my crt to hdtv lcd anyone know how to fix this?
[09:22] <mc_> kann einer mir helfen meine grafik karte spinnt beim starten rumm
[09:22] <Saruji> hey guys, I have a question, how can I get two different wallpapers on a dual monitor screen/
[09:22] <Saruji> ?
[09:22] <WeblionX> !de | mc_
[09:22] <ducklan> i don't know
[09:22] <WeblionX> Saruji: You have to combine them into one for the moment.
[09:23] <Saruji> WeblionX ok cool, so are there currently little support for dual monitors?
[09:23] <WeblionX> Saruji: Right.
[09:23] <Saruji> currently?
[09:23] <Saruji> WeblionX: cool thx
[09:23] <whois> I am trying to install thunderbird, and trying to update ubuntu I am geting this http://pastebay.com/34574
[09:23] <whois> I am unable to connect to ubuntu servers
[09:24] <bullgard4> Ubuntu 8.04.3 provides a file /usr/share/sounds/startup.wav. What file did Ubuntu 9.04 replace it with?
[09:25] <jirib> hi all
[09:25] <ducklan> :clear
[09:26] <jirib> do you know any socks client which supports SSL (0x86)? i need to connect to proprietary socks server (Aventail)... (tsocks, connect don't work)
[09:26] <yesitisjustme> also my hdtv doesn't work with vga but it works with s-video but is blurry anyone know why is not working with vga?
[09:29] <WeblionX> yesitisjustme: Did you set the right input?
[09:29] <DjAngo23> losher: I found something about my hardware
[09:30] <DjAngo23> losher: You think i could be because off the PCI bus /
[09:30] <DjAngo23> It says : Dazed and confused, but trying to continue
[09:30] <NqqmNet> whats the program that download all files from ftp at once?
[09:30] <DjAngo23> You have some hardware problem, likely on the PCI bus
[09:30] <MindVirus> Firefox and related plugins have no sound. However, everything else does. Any suggestions?
[09:31] <DjAngo23> NqqmNet: wget with as option mirror
[09:31] <screamsayonara> is there some way to like, "prod" my wireless card somehow from the terminal?
[09:31] <DjAngo23> if you know the passeword
[09:31] <Erazo> command
[09:32] <ciudatu> someone use kopete?need help to activate voice conversation...
[09:32] <NqqmNet> DjAngo23, how to?
[09:33] <bullgard4> ciudatu: Is Kopete not a KDE program? You may get more competent help in #kubuntu.
[09:33] <ciudatu> bullgard4:merci
[09:34] <yesitisjustme> when i connect vga and i click on source it could only choose between ext. and tv. But when i connect s-video i can choose between tv and s-video. so i chose S-video.
[09:34] <DjAngo23> NqqmNet: I mostly do it this way : wget --mirror ftp://user:pass@servername.com/public_html/folder/*
[09:34] <NqqmNet> yes yes i found it ;]
[09:34] <NqqmNet> tnx
[09:34] <kg4cna-work> I have a question guys
[09:35] <yesitisjustme> like i am unable to choose vga
[09:35] <yesitisjustme> like the vga cable is not being detected
[09:35] <kg4cna-work> when I minimize my open window, it just goes away.  NOT on the bottom panel...just gone. I can bring it back up with ALT+TAB. It didn't used to do that.  Running 9.04.
[09:35] <WeblionX> Try choosing "ext"?
[09:36] <yesitisjustme> ya and didn't work
[09:37] <WinterWeaver> anyone know what the hidden folder is where GnoTime saves it's configuration? It crashed yesterday, and it wants to create a configuration at every launch, and after answering yes/no, it doesn't load at all.
[09:37] <Nisstyre56> Why does Banshee memory leak so badly? It starts using up like 70% of the cpu after having it open for a long time
[09:37] <yesitisjustme> there is a option pc and dvi but i can't choose them cause they are grey.
[09:37] <whois> uhi
[09:37] <whois> hi
[09:38] <whois> I want to connect to ubuntu main servers for updates
[09:38] <whois> my system is saying it failed to connnect
[09:38] <yesitisjustme> the vga cable is new and it worked with a regular lcd
[09:38] <whois> background info
[09:38] <WeblionX> whois: Try any of the other servers?
[09:39] <WeblionX> The main servers might be down at the moment.
[09:39] <yesitisjustme> is it possible for the vga port on hdtv to be damaged?
[09:39] <whois> I tried the USA
[09:39] <whois> and the MAIN
[09:39] <WeblionX> yesitisjustme: Yes.
[09:39] <yesitisjustme> since the cable is new
[09:39] <yesitisjustme> ok
[09:39] <bullgard4> Ubuntu 8.04.3 provides a file /usr/share/sounds/startup.wav. What file did Ubuntu 9.04 replace it with?
[09:39] <Nisstyre56> !banshee
[09:39] <whois> I thinking its to do with software sources
[09:40] <WeblionX> bullgard4: Did you try the login window setting?
[09:40] <whois> I changed that ealier when I was trying to install a wireless network driver
[09:40] <IRConan> are there any good howtos for recompiling a deb from source with a single patch added?
[09:40] <whois> or its to do with Bell Canada internet
[09:40] <screamsayonara> my wireless has suddenly stopped working.. what could be wrong with it?
[09:41] <Nisstyre56> whois you could check your sources file to see if there's anything wrong there
[09:41] <bullgard4> WeblionX: What do you mean by "the login window setting"?
[09:41] <ikonia> bullgard4: gdm settings maybe ?
[09:41] <whois> no
[09:41] <WeblionX> bullgard4: System -> Administration -> Login Window -> Accessibility -> Login sound
[09:41] <whois> I would not know how to chect it
[09:41] <Nisstyre56> one sec and I'll tell you
[09:41] <whois> thnx
[09:42] <whois> http://pastebay.com/34575 this is what my failure to connect looks like
[09:43] <screamsayonara> if it says this when i lspci " Network controller: Intel Corporation Wireless WiFi Link 5100", that means that my wireless card is recognised, right?
[09:43] <Boohbah> screamsayonara: not necessarily
[09:44] <screamsayonara> what else could it mean?
[09:44] <shafi_> Nisstyre56: I have used open dns but still I have the problem, after adding open dns to resolv.conf do I need to do something extra?
[09:44] <screamsayonara> that IS the wireless though, right?
[09:44] <freakynl> hi, a friend of mine has some issues configuring multi monitor. he can fire up the gui config tool under his normal account but then he doesn't have the privileges. what should he run to start it as root? Currently not at the machine so can't check what the shortcut points to
[09:44] <shafi_> I can browse internet pages via IP but not by domain name , can some one help me?
[09:44] <Boohbah> screamsayonara: it could mean that your card is not recognized
[09:44] <freakynl> shafi_: what's in your /etc/resolv.conf
[09:44] <Nisstyre56> shafi_ check your router documentation for how to set it up on your router
[09:44] <screamsayonara> but it has been working for the last 6 months so if it says that, could i assume that it IS being recognised?
[09:45] <shafi_> freaknyl: I have the name servers
[09:45] <screamsayonara> i mean why would it suddenly stop working like that
[09:45] <shafi_> freaknyl: and I also change them to open DNS but still I have the same problem
[09:45] <freakynl> shafi_: they are in /etc/resolv.conf?
[09:45] <HotShowers> can someone help me, i am on a network with 2 DHCP servers, and when i run 'dhclient', it's connection to the wrong one - is there a way to click one of them or select which dhcp server?
[09:45] <freakynl> shafi_: try dig @<ip of your nameserver> www.somedomain.com
[09:46] <Nisstyre56> whois do this "sudo gedit '/etc/apt/sources.list' "
[09:46] <WeblionX> shafi_: Don't use OpenDNS?
[09:46] <Nisstyre56> and post to pastebin
[09:46] <dandre> hello,
[09:46] <bullgard4> WeblionX: System -> Administration -> Login Window -> Accessibility Does not provide a button "Login sound" in Ubuntu 9.04.
[09:46] <shafi_> freakynl: yeah they are in /etc/resolv.conf
[09:46] <WeblionX> bullgard4: "Login screen ready"
[09:47] <shafi_> WeblionX: why?
[09:47] <screamsayonara> can someone please help me :(
[09:47] <WeblionX> shafi_: Since it doesn't seem to be working. :x
[09:47] <whois> Nisstyre56 , done
[09:47] <WeblionX> screamsayonara: Your antenna might have come loose.
[09:47] <screamsayonara> the antenna is inside the laptop right?
[09:47] <WeblionX> screamsayonara: Or your card may have been damaged.
[09:47] <WeblionX> screamsayonara: Yes, it's inside.
[09:48] <freakynl> shafi_: tried the dig?
[09:48] <screamsayonara> but i mean surely theres some other things i can check
[09:48] <shafi_> freakynl: dig theNameServer?
[09:48] <freakynl> shafi_: dig @<ip of nameserver> www.somedomain.com
[09:48] <dandre> is there anyway to have folders in the bookmarks menu entry?
[09:48] <whois> Nisstyre56 http://pastebay.com/34578
[09:49] <whois> thats what my sources lists looks like
[09:49] <WeblionX> screamsayonara: Not really.  You can try 'iwconfig' to make sure it's recognized as a wireless card.
[09:49] <freakynl> shafi_: for exampe: dig @208.67.222.222 www.tweakers.net
[09:49] <Nisstyre56> okay, you might want to enable restricted, but that has nothing to do with your problem
[09:50] <screamsayonara> ok no wireless extensions... thanks dude, at least i know THAT much
[09:50] <Nisstyre56> whois: the line "deb-src http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ jaunty-updates main restricted" seems to be missing
[09:50] <WeblionX> screamsayonara: You might have accidentally disabled the card, but I'm not sure where that would be done.
[09:50] <Nisstyre56> could you add it right after the line "deb http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ jaunty-updates main restricted"
[09:51] <Nisstyre56> save it, and then try and update again
[09:51] <screamsayonara> is there a command so i can enable it through the terminal?
[09:52] <bullgard4> WeblionX: System -> Administration -> Login Window -> Accessibility > Login screen ready is asserted and defaults to /usr/share/sounds/question.wav. Do you think that /usr/share/sounds/question.wav is Ubuntu 9.04's replacement for /usr/share/sounds/startup.wav?
[09:52] <falco_> how do I get on the CPP channel?
[09:52] <falco_> when I do /join #cpp itЕӣ empty!!!!!!
[09:52] <ikonia> cpp?
[09:52] <freakynl> c++
[09:52] <falco_> right
[09:52] <WeblionX> bullgard4: Yes, that's probably the sound that it's using.  You can choose a different file so you don't replace the question alert sound.
[09:53] <whois> The update manager is stuck
[09:53] <shafi_> freakynl: its digging? what the result should look like?
[09:53] <WeblionX> bullgard4: Click the folder icon to choose another file.
[09:53] <freakynl> shafi_: you should have something in the answer section
[09:53] <whois> I am going to restart ubuntu
[09:53] <bullgard4> WeblionX: Thank you for explaining and your help.
[09:54] <WeblionX> bullgard4: You're welcome.
[09:54] <WeblionX> 'Night all!
[09:54] <freakynl> morning :)
[09:54] <WeblionX> Sadly. :(
[09:55] <intok> can anyone recommend a USB HDTV tuner to use with a nettop machine? I'm looking at getting one of these http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16856158007 after seeing it do so well on Phoronix
[09:55] <shafi_> freakynl: I have something in answer section
[09:56] <dandre> is there anyway to have folders in the bookmarks menu entry?
[09:56] <dandy> Hello, my escape key doesn't work, can someone help me out?
[09:56] <dandy> I did a "showkey -s" and when i press the escape key, there is no output
[09:57] <joaopinto> dandre, yes, on nautilus, just drang and drop the folder on the left column where your boomarks are listed
[09:57] <intok> dandy tried it on another os or machine? got a spare? keyboards are like $5 new for a junk one
[09:57] <All> !it
[09:57] <dandy> this one is a wireless one i bought only a month back
[09:57] <tdn> How do I install a PDF printer so that I can print all kinds of documents to a PDF file?
[09:57] <dandy> and it works on another machine
[09:58] <tdn> I have installed the package cups-pdf, and this seems to provide a PDF printer. Although nothing happens, when I print to this PDF printer. Where do the PDF file go?
[09:59] <dandre> joaopinto: thanks but I didn't explain well. I wan to have my bookmarks organised in folders like submenus in firefox.
[09:59] <joaopinto> ah, you mean firefox
[10:00] <joaopinto> yes, you can do it, just use the organize action on the menu
[10:00] <dandre> no I mean desktop
[10:00] <joaopinto> ah, ok, you want a folder structure on bookmarks
[10:00] <whois> this is what I am getting "Essential package dash is missing. There may be problems with apt sources.list or Packages files may be missing?" from Ubuntu
[10:00] <lg188> good morning :)
[10:00] <joaopinto> dandre, I don't think it's possible
[10:00] <dandre> but I want submenu in bookmark desktop menu entry
[10:00] <whois> thus Iam unable to update
[10:01] <tws13> hi
[10:01] <dandre> this menu is in .gtk-bookmarks but I haven't seen any sub menu possibility
[10:01] <dandre> ok thanks
[10:02] <suji> how to set pbuilder environment in ubuntu?
[10:02] <Nisstyre56> whois: you could try replacing your sources file with this, http://pastebay.com/34583 but make sure to back up the original just in case something goes wrong
[10:02] <shambat> how do I gzip a dir including subdirs while leaving the files intact?
[10:03] <troppodel> hi there
[10:03] <troppodel> somebody can help me?
[10:03] <joaopinto> shambat, tar czvf file.tar.gz directory
[10:03] <troppodel> i need to start the virtuakl machine with virtualbox or vmware from a physical partition
[10:03] <Bacta> Hello Everybody! :D
[10:03] <whois> his is what I am getting "Essential package dash is missing. There may be problems with apt sources.list or Packages files may be missing?" from Ubuntu
[10:04] <whois> hus Iam unable to update Ubuntu
[10:04] <dhalsimm_> hi, I added an sh script to Startup Applications, but it doesn't start. I put the script to ~/scripts, and added as "/bin/sh /home/user/scripts/scripts.sh"
[10:04] <whois> thus*
[10:06] <dhalsimm_> whois: check your /etc/apt/sources.list
[10:06] <fsbytes> any ideas on howto disable hyperthreading?
[10:06] <whois> http://pastebay.com/34578
[10:07] <Nisstyre56> whois compare it to this http://pastebay.com/34583
[10:07] <freakynl> fsbytes: bios
[10:07] <joaopinto> fsbytes, check your PC bios
[10:07] <freakynl> fsbytes: but why would u want to
[10:08] <fsbytes> i'm on a acer netbook with an intel atom processor and it seems that their are issues involving cpu usage and hyperthreading
[10:08] <Sassy3> fsbytes> any ideas on howto disable hyperthreading?: Bios
[10:09] <Guest91185> Anyone help with getting a canon IP2500 printer to work
[10:09] <shafi_> freakynl: I couldn't solve the problem , can you help please
[10:09] <rals> hi!!!
[10:09] <bullgard4> I downloaded and installed the DEB program packages seamonkey-chatzilla and seamonkey-browser. How to call the Chatzilla program?
[10:09] <rals> how are you!!!
[10:09] <whois> I think its a problem with bell internet
[10:09] <shambat> joaopinto: thx!
[10:10] <Nisstyre56> could be, bell sucks
[10:10] <fsbytes> Sassy3: acer doesnt allow you to change that in the bios
[10:10] <acidbrainman> hello, does anyone know how to make openGL work properly?
[10:10] <freakynl> shafi_: dig works?
[10:10] <whois> here was something on google about pinging the sources server
[10:10] <joaopinto> bugfly, chatzilla is an addon, ist must be available from the seamonkey browser somwhere ?
[10:10] <Nisstyre56> try and do a traceroute to the server
[10:10] <whois> there was something on google about pinging the sources server
[10:10] <freakynl> shafi_: how about ping? ping www.google.com or something, it should have an ip on the second line or something
[10:11] <acidbrainman> using opengl rendered applications causes flickering and smearing
[10:11] <shafi_> freakynl: I have the ip
[10:11] <fsbytes> kacpid is constantly using 100% cpu. and a forum post suguested that it has something to do with hyperthreading
[10:11] <dhalsimm_> acidbrainman: it could be from compiz
[10:11] <Nisstyre56> whois: "sudo apt-get install traceroute" and then "traceroute <serverhere>
[10:11] <acidbrainman> dhalsimm_, how do I disable compiz completely
[10:11] <Nisstyre56> then copy paste
[10:12] <Nisstyre56> upload,etc..
[10:12] <shafi_> when I dig, I am getting several ips in the answer section freakynl
[10:12] <dhalsimm_> acidbrainman: metacity --replace (disables it)
[10:12] <joey_> I want to write the ubuntu NR img file to usb stick and when I run install live usb in ubuntu I get the following error.  Could not open /cdrom/.disk/info
[10:12] <joey_> Please run this application on a Ubuntu live system
[10:12] <joey_> or mount a Ubuntu live ISO to /cdrom
[10:12] <acidbrainman> thanks
[10:12] <whois> I cant even install anything
[10:12] <dhalsimm_> acidbrainman: also from system->preferences->appearances you can disable it permanently
[10:12] <whois> I have to get tar.gz files
[10:12] <cyros> haler mga pipz
[10:12] <werd_> hi?
[10:13] <whois> I am getting new internet
[10:13] <tavi_> indus:
[10:13] <tavi_> hy
[10:13] <Nisstyre56> compiling it would be a bitch
[10:13] <whois> Bell sucks
[10:13] <indus> hi
[10:13] <tavi_> come to private
[10:13] <tavi_> a little
[10:13] <indus> ok
[10:13] <whois> I was going to use the default network tools in ubuntu
[10:13] <Nisstyre56> that would work
[10:13] <Nisstyre56> but you can't copy it
[10:13] <dhalsimm_> anyone knows how to add scripts to system startup?
[10:14] <acidbrainman> dhalsimm_, thank you very much, I have a thing called Compiz Fusion Icon that makes it easy to disable
[10:14] <Nisstyre56> just see if the packets get dropped, there would be "no reply" and asterisks
[10:14] <werd_> whats the minimun requierment for a live USB?
[10:14] <acidbrainman> dhalsimm_, i didn't know that it being enabled caused GL issues, thanks
[10:14] <Supaplex> 12  * * *
[10:14] <dhalsimm_> acidbrainman: np
[10:14] <slab_> hi
[10:15] <slab_> how can i use this app.? just a bigenner
[10:17] <whois> You were right
[10:17] <whois> no reply
[10:17] <Nisstyre56> yeah
[10:17] <whois> I was trying to install thunderbird
[10:17] <Nisstyre56> so how far down is it? Like is it after the packet leaves your router?
[10:17] <whois> is there a tut wc is complete on the internet
[10:18] <whois> I already have the tar.gz for thunderbird
[10:18] <dhalsimm_> hi, I can't start the jack server, http://pastebin.com/m3b3b2138
[10:18] <lg188> does belkin provide its drivers true web ?
[10:19] <grom358> I have an ASUS P5QC motherboard. I already have it setup with RAID 0 using the onboard ICH10R chipset with Windows installed. The ubuntu installer is not detecting this RAID. Is there anyway I can get it to?
[10:19] <jo__>  joyz
[10:19] <nevyn> grom358: the ICH10R isn't a real raid controller..
[10:19] <NqqmNet> whats the default permissions on /home/user/ and .dmrc?
[10:19] <grom358> nevyn: yeah I am aware of that
[10:20] <neoneoneo> helo
[10:20] <nevyn> grom358: it's possible but highly unlikely there's a driver for linux to talk it's disk format etc.
[10:20] <tdn> In Firefox, if I do File > Print, I see this: Printer: PDF; Status: /usr/lib/cups/backend/cups-pdf failed
[10:20] <grom358> nevyn: well I managed to use gparted live cd with it.. just not sure how to go about getting ubuntu to work with it
[10:20] <Nisstyre56> whois try going into your software sources in the admin menu and changing the servers
[10:21] <NqqmNet> whats the default permissions on /home/user/ and .dmrc?
[10:21] <nevyn> grom358: if you have had linux talk to it then you might be in luck with the installer.
[10:22] <grom358> nevyn: okay.. I don't know what todo next though
[10:22] <tdn> How do I fix this?
[10:22] <nevyn> grom358: so if you boot an ubuntu in livecd mode it sees the volumes?
[10:23] <grom358> nevyn: no ubuntu doesn't see the RAID on it
[10:23] <grom358> nevyn: gparted live cd does though.. so I take it linux can work with it
[10:24] <nevyn> the raid sigh... terminology...
[10:24] <nevyn> ok...
[10:24] <nevyn> but not ubuntu out of the box.
[10:24] <Covert> Hey Guys
[10:24] <grom358> nevyn: correct.. ubuntu out of the box is not seeing it
[10:24] <Covert> How do i run .bin files
[10:24] <pawan> hi
[10:24] <Nisstyre56> try wine Covert
[10:24] <pawan> how to rebuild grub
[10:24] <Nisstyre56> !wine
[10:25] <Ranakah> Covert chmod +x *.run and then ./run
[10:25] <pawan> !grub
[10:25] <Ranakah> ups sorry..
[10:25] <Ranakah> :>
[10:25] <Covert> Rananakaj
[10:25] <frogzoo> NqqmNet: 755
[10:25] <Covert> Ranakah: Can you help me with that viewer tool
[10:25] <Covert> i got linux 30 mins ago
[10:25] <NqqmNet> frogzoo, sure?
[10:26] <Ranakah> my answer was wrong... sorry
[10:26] <Covert> So what do i do then?
[10:26] <Nisstyre56> see wine
[10:26] <Covert> In simple steps
[10:26] <Covert> its not windows
[10:26] <Nisstyre56> !wine
[10:26] <Covert> its .bin
[10:26] <Nisstyre56> bat files only run in windows
[10:26] <Nisstyre56> er
[10:26] <Covert> .bin
[10:26] <Nisstyre56> OH bin
[10:26] <Nisstyre56> sorry
[10:26] <grom358> mmm.. my quick googling seems to say there is an alternative ISO image to support fake RAIDs
[10:27] <Ranakah> Nisstyre56 :D u see wrong as me :D
[10:27] <Covert> how do i run it. Its for java
[10:27] <Nisstyre56> yeah, go to synaptic
[10:27] <Nisstyre56> download 7zip
[10:27] <Covert> me?
[10:27] <Nisstyre56> yes
[10:27] <Covert> u sure?
[10:27] <Ranakah> Covert u need 7zip or gmount iso if is iso of cd/dvd
[10:27] <Nisstyre56> Yeah
[10:27] <moncky> Covert: what are you trying to run?
[10:27] <Covert> javafile.bin
[10:27] <Covert> to install jdk
[10:27] <Covert> so i can continues cripting
[10:27] <NqqmNet> Covert, chmod +x file.bin; ./file.bin
[10:28] <pawan> fdisk not giving any output
[10:28] <moncky> ./file.bin
[10:28] <Covert> im new to linux what is rhat
[10:28] <Covert> that*
[10:28] <SVisor> Covert, sh ./javafile.bin
[10:28] <Covert> terminal?
[10:28] <SVisor> yes
[10:28] <pawan> pawan@pawan-desktop:~$ fdisk -l
[10:28] <pawan> pawan@pawan-desktop:~$
[10:28] <moncky> Covert: just type in sh ./file.bin and it will run the binary
[10:28] <Covert> ok im on terminal
[10:28] <Ranakah> pawan try sudo fdisk -l
[10:29] <pawan> !paste
[10:30] <pawan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/236446/
[10:30] <pawan> how to rebuild grub
[10:30] <Covert> It says no such file or directory
[10:30] <jozef> hi how i connect two ubuntu computers?
[10:30] <Covert> do i have to do the filepath?
[10:30] <moncky> Covert: you will need to cd to where the file is
[10:30] <Covert> whats cd
[10:31] <grom358> nevyn: I got it working by following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[10:31] <moncky> Covert: or sh /path/to/file.bin
[10:31] <jozef> hi, how i connect two ubuntu computers?
[10:31] <Ranakah> with UTP cable
[10:31] <Covert> include the /to/
[10:31] <moncky> Covert: cd is the command used to Change Directory
[10:31] <moncky> Covert: where is the .bin file?
[10:31] <NantoRokuseiken> is there a bug an ubuntu when switching from gnome to xfce? i have no sound in xfce. are there any tools to easily configure the sound back to normal?
[10:32] <Covert> how can i cd to desktop?
[10:32] <jozef> hi, how i connect two ubuntu computers over the wifi network?
[10:32] <NantoRokuseiken> Covert: cd ~/Desktop
[10:32] <nevyn> grom358: neato.
[10:32] <tavelram_> following the kernel baking from the install guide, if i do dpkg -i yada.deb, it wont remove my current kernel, right?
[10:32] <moncky> Covert: cd /home/<username>/Desktop
[10:32] <Ranakah> Covert or
[10:32] <Ranakah> cd ~/Desktop
[10:32] <grom358> nevyn: now I just got to work out what partitions I need for linux
[10:33] <Covert> im on desktop now what
[10:33] <moncky> sh ./binfile.bin
[10:34] <umatjaz> I have problems with my soundcard not working after kernel upgrade. Does anyone have any ideas what might be wrong?
[10:34] <pawan> pawan@pawan-desktop:~$ mkdir /dev/sdb7/root
[10:34] <pawan> mkdir: cannot create directory `/dev/sdb7/root': Not a directory
[10:34] <moncky> Covert: you may need to run it as root so try 'sudo ./binfile.bin'
[10:34] <grom358> how big should I make my boot partition?
[10:34] <fsbytes> hey me again... this time can anyone help me kill the kacpid process?
[10:34] <Covert> Wow it spams up terminal with ToA
[10:34] <indus> grom358: why do u need a separate boot?
[10:34] <moncky> grom358: couple of hundred meg
[10:34] <grom358> indus: idk.. I thought that was the standard
[10:35] <Covert> it says unpacking...
[10:35] <indus> grom358: no its not for ubuntu
[10:35] <Covert> it says the file is corrupt
[10:35] <Covert> which is bs
[10:35] <indus> grom358: just a / and /home is enough
[10:35] <nevyn> grom358: ~10-20 gig for / and /home as big as you feel sensible
[10:35] <NantoRokuseiken> anyway.any tools in xfce or gnome which can customize the sound?
[10:35] <indus> grom358: unless you know what you are doing
[10:35] <grom358> kk.. what is the partition tool that is part of the installer called?
[10:35] <moncky> Covert: can you put output to pastebin?
[10:35] <indus> grom358: parted
[10:36] <indus> !parted
[10:36] <moncky> !paste > Covert
[10:36] <indus> gparted
[10:36] <Covert> nah i closed terminal
[10:36] <indus> grom358: just remember, / should be a goodenough size since all that you install will take space on that partition
[10:37] <nevyn> grom358: if you insist on doing / /var /var/core /opt /usr /home/ etc stupid... then for gods sake use lvm, start with them smallish and expand as required but it's a giant pita so just don't
[10:37] <grom358> do I even need a seperate home directory?
[10:37] <indus> grom358: no you dont
[10:37] <nevyn> grom358: home's a good idea.. because then you can blow away the system without blowing away all your data.
[10:37] <moncky> Covert: did you run it as sudo?
[10:38] <indus> grom358: but its a good procedure since you can salvage your data if some / files mess up
[10:38] <Covert> no
[10:38] <Covert> how do i run as sudo
[10:38] <albano> hi
[10:38] <indus> but frankly,if u have backups, no need of home either
[10:38] <grom358> I have seperate partition I can backup to
[10:38] <moncky> Covert: try running sudo ./binfile.bin
[10:38] <moncky> Covert: if you get an error pastebin it
[10:38] <nevyn> grom358: seperate partition != backups.. but if you're good with that.. then whatever
[10:38] <indus> grom358: / and swap is enough
[10:39] <jozef> hi, how i connect two ubuntu computers over the wifi network?
[10:39] <umatjaz> Seems like sometimes just asking question out loud is enough to figure out the solution on your own :)
[10:39] <grom358> lol.. I backup my really important stuff to usb key
[10:39] <asdh> anybody know how i can get my ubuntu wifi to connect automatically on boot?
[10:39] <nevyn> usbkey != backups .... ....
[10:39] <teaparty_382> umatjaz: also called "teddybearing"  :)
[10:40] <indus> nevyn: why not?
[10:40] <asdh> at the moment i get the spin of death before it eventually connects!!
[10:40] <albano> have someone run adobe illustrator in ubuntu?
[10:40] <Covert> it wants a password
[10:40] <indus> grom358: well,only thing is, with a separate home, you have more control over size of the partitions
[10:40] <jozef> asdh: jut set up your wifi connection and it will connect automatically
[10:40] <Covert> i tried mine it says sorry
[10:40] <Nisstyre56> albano
[10:40] <Nisstyre56> !wine
[10:41] <nevyn> indus: backups is a whole bunch of stuff beyond the media to put stuff on.
[10:41] <pawan> !grub
[10:41] <asdh> i have wifi setup but still no automatic connection
[10:41] <indus> nevyn: like?
[10:41] <Covert> what is sudo password
[10:41] <farciarz84> how to setup my temp dir?
[10:42] <Nisstyre56> !sudo
[10:42] <rww> Covert: same as your user account password
[10:42] <nevyn> indus: the most simple backup system involves at least 3 storage devices with the same stuff which are never all simultaniously on the same site as the system
[10:42] <onats> does anyone know of a disk recovery tool that can capture/recover data from a formatted hard drive?
[10:42] <asdh> keeps asking for a key authenticician everry time
[10:42] <albano> yes but in wine its not working
[10:42] <indus> nevyn: ya but a home user wont need that kind of backup which iam assuming grom358 is
[10:42] <Nisstyre56> check wine's database albano
[10:42] <nevyn> indus: I don't have backups..
[10:42] <albano> maybe somethhing to add
[10:42] <nevyn> but I'm ok with that.
[10:43] <indus> nevyn: me neither :)
[10:43] <Nisstyre56> it'll say how to get it to run or if it will run
[10:43] <Covert> i cant type wehre it asks for pass
[10:43] <indus> nevyn: except a game data files, cos i lost my cds .but luckily the linux installer is downloadable online
[10:43] <Nisstyre56> Covert just type your pass and hit enter
[10:43] <Nisstyre56> nothing will show up
[10:43] <QPrime> onats: try a distro called Parted Magic. has a nice collection of useful tools including partition recovery.
[10:44] <indus> nevyn: i have them on usb, also in my office system
[10:44] <indus> nevyn: nothing else
[10:44] <onats> QPrime, ok thanks.. ill start downloading it
[10:44] <Covert> aaaaa1sudo: ./jdk-6u14-linux-i586.bin: command not found
[10:44] <Covert> ben@ubuntu:~/Desktop$ sudo ./jdk-6u14-linux-i586.bin
[10:44] <Covert> sudo: ./jdk-6u14-linux-i586.bin: command not found
[10:44] <mark___> Has anyone worked out why sounds have stopped working for games like Frozen Bubble in 9.04?
[10:44] <Covert> ben@ubuntu:~/Desktop$ sudo ./jdk-6u14-linux-i586.bin
[10:44] <Covert> sudo: ./jdk-6u14-linux-i586.bin: command not found
[10:44] <FloodBot2> Covert: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:44] <pawan> my grub cant detect vista
[10:44] <Covert> ben@ubuntu:~/Desktop$
[10:45] <pawan> i have it on my system
[10:45] <nevyn> indus: the other problem is backup is ill defined
[10:45] <freakynl> format actually overwrites part of the disk. just recreating the same partition table won't do much
[10:45] <indus> dualboot
[10:45] <indus> !dualboot
[10:45] <Gekz> has anyone set up a cygwin cross compilation environment on linux?
[10:45] <farciarz84> how to setup the tmp dir in ubuntu?
[10:46] <Covert> http://paste.ubuntu.com/236458/
[10:46] <rad182> setup tmp dir?
[10:46] <rad182>  /tmp is the tmp dir
[10:46] <mark___> The tmp dir that's already there?
[10:46] <farciarz84> rad182: I wont to change it
[10:46] <nevyn> cause people use backup to mean both disaster recovery (a semi went through my house and now my hdd resembles a frisbee) and historical protection I deleted that 11 month old file and now I need it to do my tax.
[10:46] <farciarz84> to different one
[10:46] <rad182> why would you want to do that?
[10:47] <rad182> all packages uses /tmp for temp files
[10:47] <mark___> Because it's the law?
[10:47] <rad182> if you change it will break your os
[10:47] <Covert> guys
[10:47] <asfalt> Hi All on one of my previous installs I had VNC setup so I could see the regular login screen and login from there or just VNC to a session that is already logged in. All howtos I find now suggest using GDM which spawns another session to local user already logged in. Could anyone point me as how I could set this up in 9.04 ?
[10:47] <Covert> http://paste.ubuntu.com/236458/
[10:48] <jefinc> rad182: not really, he could link it to another directory
[10:48] <rad182> yeah but still /tmp
[10:48] <moncky> Covert: sudo sh ./binfile
[10:48] <rad182> he can link /tmp to another directory, yes thats possible if that he wants
[10:48] <Bacta> troll
[10:48] <pawan> grub> root (sdb7,1)
[10:48] <pawan> Error 23: Error while parsing number
[10:48] <pawan> how to reinstall grub
[10:49] <pawan> its not detectign vista
[10:49] <freakynl> pawan: err what kind of partition is that? root (hd0,0)
[10:49] <pawan> root
[10:49] <freakynl> pawan: err soz, root (hd1,0)
[10:49] <lambda-avenger> After upgrading Jaunty yesterday, the options to Suspend & to Hibernate disappeared.  Anyone in a similar situation? Fixes?
[10:49] <pawan> yes
[10:49] <Nisstyre56> sometimes Vista doesn't load unless it's (hd0,0)
[10:50] <jefinc> farciarz84: you could try linking the /tmp to another directory... but not sure why you would really want to
[10:50] <Nisstyre56> or so I've read
[10:50] <ndlovu> anyone know how to reload .bashrc?
[10:50] <Blaztur> hey! is it possible to create a virtual block device from a file? i.e., i have a complete disk dump in a file (including partition tables and partition contents) in a file called dump.img .. can I somehow make linux emulate this file as a block device so i can use tools to manipulate it?
[10:50] <indus> pawan: you sure vista is on sdb7 , 1
[10:50] <indus> pawan: aah i mean ubuntu
[10:50] <Covert> it says
[10:50] <pawan> i think how can i check
[10:50] <freakynl> ndlovu: source ~/.bashrc
[10:51] <Covert> sh: Can't open ./binfile
[10:51] <indus> pawan: find /boot/grub/stage1
[10:51] <farciarz84> Invocation of this Java Application has caused an InvocationTargetException. This application will now exit. (LAX)
[10:51] <ndlovu> freakynl, tks :)
[10:51] <farciarz84> during installing some project. What is it?
[10:51] <freakynl> indus: there is no such thing as sdb7,1
[10:51] <Covert> !bin
[10:51] <pawan> grub> find /boot/grub/stage1
[10:51] <pawan>  (hd1,6)
[10:51] <indus> freakynl: ya was wondering
[10:51] <Covert> sh: Can't open ./binfile (what do i do?)
[10:52] <NantoRokuseiken> which is the sound tool in gnome?
[10:52] <freakynl> Covert: file binfile
[10:52] <indus> freakynl: number 7 seems too much anyway
[10:52] <farciarz84> why I can't install adobe application in ubuntu?
[10:52] <farciarz84> bin file
[10:52] <Ranakah> it's possible to get 3d in ubuntu jaunty with radeon 1950 pro agp?
[10:52] <pawan> now
[10:52] <farciarz84> Invocation of this Java Application has caused an InvocationTargetException. This application will now exit. (LAX)
[10:52] <indus> pawan: so it should be root (hd1,6) i believe
[10:52] <Covert> fac how do u run binfiles
[10:52] <pawan> yes
[10:52] <mark___> Don't forget my question
[10:52] <farciarz84> java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: java/awt/Toolkit
[10:53] <freakynl> Covert: chmod +x binfile; ./binfile (assuming you're in the directory binfile is in)
[10:53] <rad182> Covert: chmod +x binfile; ./binfile
[10:53] <indus> pawan: where is vista?
[10:53] <pawan> on the hard disk
[10:53] <pawan> how to find out
[10:53] <farciarz84> rad182: I've made chmod +x but it cannet be isntalled
[10:53] <indus> !who | pawan
[10:54] <rad182> farciarz84: whats the error
[10:54] <asdh1> anybody know about wifi autoconnect.... every time i boot up, i connect to hidden network in nm. then it asks for authentication. then nm spins for another while. asks for authentication again. then disconnects. i try again to connect... and after several goes it a connects. is there anything i can do to sort this out?
[10:54] <indus> pawan:was anyone else helping you ?
[10:54] <farciarz84> http://paste.pocoo.org/show/131663/
[10:54] <pawan> ok
[10:55] <farciarz84> wtf?
[10:55] <rad182> sorry farciarz84 no idea about that flexbuilder,havnt used it
[10:55] <farciarz84> ok but it can't be installed it is for linux doesn't it?
[10:55] <pawan> now
[10:56] <indus> pawan: now what
[10:56] <indus> pawan:
[10:56] <indus> pawan:
[10:56] <FloodBot2> indus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:56] <farciarz84> I don;t think adobe made sth wrong ....
[10:56] <indus> pawan: paste output of sudo fdisk -l
[10:56] <indus> !paste > pawan
[10:56] <nevyn> farciarz84: have you installed sun java?
[10:56] <Covert> can i reenmae .bin to .???
[10:56] <farciarz84> of coure, even 5 and 6 version
[10:56] <Covert> rename*
[10:56] <pawan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/236446/
[10:57] <Covert> what file is linux equivalent for .exe
[10:57] <indus> pawan: are you on live cd?
[10:57] <pawan> no
[10:57] <Ademan> is there a way to make my ~/.Xmodmap apply to my ttys? I need my capslock key rebound, and I'm not positive, but i feel like it *was* applied at first.  I have restarted X several times since then though, i suppose that could be part of the issue
[10:57] <pawan> on ubuntu
[10:57] <farciarz84> nevyn: how can I check if I had java properly installed?
[10:57] <marenzio> hey there
[10:57] <nevyn> Covert: mode +x
[10:57] <indus> pawan: you still in grub menu? last step is setup (sdb1)
[10:57] <nevyn> farciarz84: what's java -version say?
[10:58] <Covert> Nevyn:whats that
[10:58] <asdh1> whats the best room for nm or wifi related problems?
[10:58] <farciarz84> java version "1.6.0_0"
[10:58] <farciarz84> IcedTea6 1.3.1 (6b12-0ubuntu5) Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_0-b12)
[10:58] <marenzio> i try to reinstall all installed packages. I tried this command: aptitude reinstall ~i \!~o    but it gives me E: I wasn't able to locate file for the fslint package. This might mean you need to manually fix this package.
[10:58] <marenzio> i thought the \!~o limits the selection to downloadable packages?
[10:58] <Covert> what is .exe in linux called
[10:58] <pawan> grub> setup (sdb1)
[10:58] <pawan> Error 23: Error while parsing number
[10:58] <pawan> gru
[10:58] <marenzio> why would it give me this error?
[10:58] <nevyn> Covert: a somewhat facicious answer
[10:58] <freakynl> Covert: it isn't
[10:59] <indus> Covert: non-exe :)
[10:59] <nevyn> Covert: elf binary is the technical answer..
[10:59] <Covert> Yer but i want to rename a .bin file so it will run?
[10:59] <nevyn> Covert: but linux can load and execute many different executable formats
[10:59] <Covert> what to
[10:59] <indus> Covert: in ubuntu its a .deb, for redhat ,fedora its a .rpm
[10:59] <marenzio> Covert, .exe files are not based on the suffix
[10:59] <indus> Covert: dont think so
[10:59] <nevyn> indus: that's not the executable
[10:59] <freakynl> Covert: you don't
[10:59] <nevyn> Covert: you need to change the mode of the .bin
[10:59] <indus> nevyn: laymans terms
[10:59] <farciarz84> nevyn: what now? what should I do?
[10:59] <Ademan> Convert: the extension doesn't matter in ubuntu, if you want to run a bin file, you need to give it executable permissions
[11:00] <Covert> Nevyn: I dunno how to
[11:00] <moncky> indus: .deb and .rmp would be more like an /msi file
[11:00] <nevyn> Covert: chmod +x somefile.bin
[11:00] <Covert> ademan: how do i do that
[11:00] <nevyn> moncky: that's right
[11:00] <freakynl> chmod +x it's been said atleast 2 times ^^
[11:00] <amcsi> hello
[11:00] <Nisstyre56> make sure to cd to the directory Covert
[11:00] <indus> Ademan: nevyn ok this is good tip, just change mode to run anything
[11:00] <Nisstyre56> where the file is located
[11:00] <indus> ty
[11:00] <amcsi> hwo can I apply the ubuntu black background Screen style for my screen?
[11:00] <Ademan> Convert: right click on the file and hit properties, then go to the "permissions" tab, and check the 'allow executing this file as a program'
[11:01] <indus> moncky: whats an msi file? MS installer file?
[11:01] <nevyn> indus: yeah
[11:01] <indus> aah yep, but what if i rename a .bin to a .deb??
[11:01] <Covert> i cd when chmod
[11:01] <Covert> and nothing
[11:01] <nevyn> indus: the microsoft equivilents of rpm and deb are nullsoft msi etc..
[11:01] <freakynl> cd?
[11:01] <Nisstyre56> !cd
[11:01] <farciarz84> ubuntu help me....
[11:01] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hey guys, i dont have sound, when i try to open volume control on gnome i get this : "No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found." I upgraded the kernel today via update manager but sound was working fine after that...Im running intrepid on a vostro 1400
[11:01] <Nisstyre56> er, change directory
[11:02] <indus> Covert: cd is a command to change direcotry
[11:02] <freakynl> chmod +x /path/to/damned/adobeexecutable.bin
[11:02] <nevyn> indus: a deb is not executable..
[11:02] <farciarz84> freakynl: it was done
[11:02] <Covert> im on ~/Desktop
[11:02] <nevyn> indus: it may contain executables or library files or (anything really)
[11:02] <Covert> already
[11:02] <indus> nevyn: hmm it does execute on double click doesnt it
[11:02] <nevyn> indus: not really
[11:02] <indus> nevyn: ok nvm
[11:02] <nevyn> indus: it's loaded into a package management tool as data.
[11:02] <Covert> guys chmod did nothing
[11:03] <nevyn> Covert: type ./somefile.bin
[11:03] <nevyn> the ./ are important
[11:03] <nevyn> I know I'm going to regret this but...
[11:03] <Nisstyre56> Covert type "ls" without the quotes please, make sure your bin file is listed
[11:03] <farciarz84> './yourapp'
[11:03] <nevyn> Covert: what exactly are you trying to install?
[11:03] <Covert> jdk-6u14-linux-i586
[11:03] <indus> nevyn: well,as good as saying it executes something like click on an exe does
[11:04] <freakynl> chmod doesn't output anything unless requested with -v
[11:04] <Covert> java development kit
[11:04] <farciarz84> I'm trying to install dobe flex for linux and it's completly disater
[11:04] <indus> nevyn: nvm off topic i guess
[11:04] <nevyn> indus: so does clicking on a .xls "execute it"
[11:04] <farciarz84> can anybody help me
[11:04] <indus> nevyn: well doesnt it?
[11:04] <Nisstyre56> farciarz84 adobe?
[11:04] <Covert> can someone make a command for jdk-6u14-linux-i586 so it will run
[11:04] <pawan> cant update vuze
[11:04] <Covert> its .bin
[11:04] <indus> nevyn: iam saying what i understand as word execute when a particular action happens on screen
[11:04] <freakynl> Covert: ... where is it?
[11:04] <nevyn> Covert: so the jdk is packaged somewhere..
[11:05] <Covert> desktop
[11:05] <Covert> im on desktop in command
[11:05] <Covert> i mean terminal
[11:05] <farciarz84> Nisstyre56: no adobe make an file an it;s working. Ubuntu cant install this app it's a uuntu fault
[11:05] <DownThemAll> :)
[11:05] <Cynner>  http://www.lostworlds.lv/go.php?1139723800
[11:05] <freakynl> file ~/jdk-6u14-linux-i586.bin; ls -l ~/jdk-6u14-linux-i586.bin
[11:05] <indus> covert open a terminal and do u see covert@covert-desktop~$
[11:05] <Nisstyre56> farciarz84 what's the name of the program you're trying to run?
[11:05] <nevyn> indus: execute has an extremely specific meaning.
[11:05] <farciarz84> adobe flex
[11:05] <farciarz84> for linux
[11:06] <Nisstyre56> have you tried sudo apt-get install adobe flex ?
[11:06] <nevyn> indus: when a data file is double clicked then some executable runs but the data file isn't being executed.
[11:06] <Covert> indus:NO
[11:06] <Nisstyre56> is it in the repositories?
[11:06] <farciarz84> flexbuilder_linux_install_a4_081408.bin
[11:06] <carboy87> hi everyone
[11:06] <freakynl> isn't sun jdk in the repo's btw?
[11:06] <Covert> file ~/jdk-6u14-linux-i586.bin; ls -l ~/jdk-6u14-linux-i586.bin
[11:06] <indus> Covert: can u post a screenshot of this terminal?
[11:06] <freakynl> Covert: need output
[11:06] <nevyn> freakynl: yeah it is.
[11:06] <farciarz84> Nisstyre56: no it is in official adobe site
[11:06] <Covert> ben@ubuntu:~/Desktop$
[11:06] <nevyn> Covert: ok.. step back take a deep breath for a second.
[11:06] <freakynl> Covert: err why not get sun jdk from repo's/package manager?
[11:07] <indus> Covert: ok good now type ls -l there
[11:07] <indus> ls -l
[11:07] <farciarz84> Nisstyre56: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flex/flexbuilder_linux/releasenotes.html
[11:07] <Covert> Indus: typed ls -l
[11:07] <c_nick> my terminal shows nick@nick-nothingham when i use ssh in someone else's terminal it connects to me.. similarly on his machine its amit@amit-desktop when i do there here on my terminal it cannot connect
[11:07] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hey guys, i dont have sound, when i try to open volume control on gnome i get this : "No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found." I upgraded the kernel today via update manager but sound was working fine after that...Im running intrepid on a vostro 1400... can comeone help me?
[11:07] <indus> Covert: do u see your file?
[11:07] <farciarz84> my friend has it working on linux why I can't it run on ubuntu?
[11:07] <Covert> yer
[11:07] <nevyn> !repeat
[11:08] <indus> Covert: so type ./filename
[11:08] <indus> Covert: in terminal
[11:08] <c_nick> hi can someone help me out
[11:08] <th0r> ohletmeinnowjesu: try this...reboot and at the 3 second countdown press ESC. Then choose an earlier kernel number to use and see if sound comes back
[11:08] <indus> Covert: done? file execute now?
[11:09] <Covert> Indus: I did
[11:09] <nevyn> Covert: the program you are attempting to install is available in the software repository.
[11:09] <Covert> Nevyn: what is that
[11:09] <indus> Covert: nevyn Ok which program is this?
[11:09] <Covert> indus: it shows terms of agreement in terminal
[11:09] <jigp> hello guys how  to run a website?what do i need to install in order to run the website and the database?
[11:09] <indus> Covert: cool so it does run
[11:09] <nevyn> Covert: don't install it this way..
[11:09] <ohletmeinnowjesu> th0r: ok il give that a go
[11:09] <freakynl> jigp: lamp usually
[11:10] <indus> Covert: tell me what you are trying to install?
[11:10] <freakynl> jigp: (apache, php, mysql)
[11:10] <ohletmeinnowjesu> th0r: but it was working fine after i restarted post-update
[11:10] <Covert> nevyn: explain please
[11:10] <jigp> frakynl : lamp and webmin?
[11:10] <Covert> indus: JDK
[11:10] <jigp> freakynl : lamp and webmin?
[11:10] <Covert> indus: it so i can continue scripting in java
[11:10] <indus> jigp:install apache and mysql
[11:10] <ohletmeinnowjesu> th0r: and the system beep is working fine
[11:10] <th0r> ohletmeinnowjesu: ok...nevermind
[11:10] <nevyn> Covert: the software on your system is installed and managed by a package management system.
[11:10] <Nisstyre56> !apt-get
[11:10] <freakynl> err if you want webmin
[11:10] <indus> Covert: this package is availabe in the repository
[11:10] <indus> Covert: did u search there?
[11:10] <indus> !java
[11:10] <nevyn> Covert: it's like windows add-remove programs on speed+steroids
[11:11] <Covert> What is repository
[11:11] <Nisstyre56> !repository
[11:11] <pook> hello
[11:11] <Covert> sorry im new to linux. ! hr birthday
[11:11] <freakynl> a big bucket of programs
[11:11] <nevyn> Covert: it knows all the software that works with ubuntu and how to download, install, and configure it for your use.
[11:11] <NET||abuse> Hey guys.... just did a little test run on new Nvidia drivers, i was on the 180.51 driver as i found it nice and stable for my needs, just updated for the heck of it to 185.18.29, and it totally broke my xorg.... once gdm starts i can't see nything, i can't switch ttys, nothing, it's dead as dead can be.. the power button is the only thing that worked, i couldn't even blind type to try logging in and running commands.
[11:11] <indus> Covert: its the daddy of windows add/remove programs, a central location in ubuntu where you can install any software from the thousands of programs available
[11:11] <pook> Is there everyone who use pinnacle usb pctv?
[11:11] <nevyn> where all excludes some non-free software.
[11:11] <Covert> how do i find this repository
[11:12] <nevyn> Covert: it's already configured
[11:12] <indus> Covert: main menu>system>administration>synaptic package manager
[11:12] <Covert> what i already have JDK?
[11:12] <Nisstyre56> go to the menu, go to add/remove
[11:12] <Nisstyre56> or synaptic
[11:12] <batou> hello, i have a problem with dmraid who can help me please
[11:12] <freakynl> Covert: do you need JDK? JDK is for development, most users only need JRE
[11:12] <nevyn> Covert: in particular for java... if you install from the sun .bin you're going to have difficulties with alternatives and stuff
[11:13] <indus> Covert: explore it, there will be roughly 25000 packages listed
[11:13] <Covert> im a java developer
[11:13] <jigp> indus : so its ok to install webmin? all applications needed are there to run web applications and database?its a basic html only...
[11:13] <nevyn> Covert: you may also want to select eclipse
[11:13] <nevyn> Covert: what editor do you use on windows?
[11:13] <Covert> i know
[11:13] <Covert> i cant find easy eclipse linux
[11:13] <indus> jigp:iam not much of a dev , webmin iam not sure of, but for a web server you will need apache and mysql for the database
[11:13] <Covert> it says 404 error
[11:13] <nevyn> Covert: eclipse is likewise in the repository.
[11:13] <indus> Covert: eclipse is available in repos
[11:14] <batou> hello who can help me please
[11:14] <macgyver_> has "reconstructor" disappeared?
[11:14] <indus> Covert: did you open synaptic ?
[11:14] <Covert> easy eclipse as well?
[11:14] <jigp> thanks indus
[11:14] <jigp> thank you all
[11:14] <Covert> Indus: Yes
[11:14] <indus> Covert: super easy
[11:14] <nevyn> Covert: what's easy eclipse?
[11:14] <nevyn> Covert: here's how this works...
[11:14] <Covert> Nevyn: A upgrade to eclipse
[11:14] <indus> Covert: search eclipse, it will probably install java automatically
[11:15] <nevyn> Covert: you go to synaptic and tick java and eclipse... and then you hit go..
[11:15] <nevyn> then you click applications -> development -> eclipse and start working.
[11:15] <Covert> i dont want eclipse
[11:15] <Covert> i want easy eclipse
[11:15] <nevyn> I suspected that might be the case.
[11:16] <pook> hy , I want watch uhf channels with tvtime. I have pinnacle pctv 55e
[11:16] <Covert> LOl
[11:16] <asdh>  hi. im have problems getting wifi to auto connect or even connect at all.  on boot, i get a small red x on nm. i then have to manually join hidden network. get a constant spinning of nm... then it ask for authentication. then i click connect... more spinning ... etc.... anybody know of any solution?   <jaunty rt61pci rt2600 wpa>
[11:16] <Kevin1a_> Can anyone help me configure my xconfig file to recognize the proper resolution of my second monitor?  It supports 1440 x 900 maximum resolution, and the hardware should be able to handle it from what I've read.  Its just that in gnomes display settings application the highest resolution I can select for that monitor is 1024X768.  The main monitor is 1024X600.  I need to edit the xconfig file to enable me to select higher resolutions, but I
[11:16] <Kevin1a_>  am a bit of a noob.  Can anyone please help me.  http://pastebin.com/d120751bf
[11:16] <indus> Covert: ok have you downloaded easy eclipse?
[11:16] <Covert> No
[11:16] <Covert> I wanted easy eclipse
[11:16] <Covert> to diff things
[11:16] <nevyn> Covert: ok so easyeclipse does two things...
[11:16] <Covert> eclipse < easy eclipse
[11:16] <nevyn> Covert: what the package manager on ubuntu does...
[11:16] <Covert> it combines with GUI making tools
[11:17] <pook> The pal channels  (100-480MHz) are good, but the  UHF channels are worse
[11:17] <nevyn> and it adds some other tools and bits and pieces
[11:17] <c_nick> my terminal shows nick@nick-nothingham when i use ssh in someone else's terminal it connects to me.. similarly on his machine its amit@amit-desktop when i do there here on my terminal it cannot connect
[11:17] <Covert> yer
[11:17] <grom358> following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto and when I get to the find /boot/grub/stage1 stage I get: Unknown partition table signature
[11:17] <batou> i have problem with dmraid, who can help me please_
[11:17] <Covert> i cant find java
[11:17] <Covert> can someon give me the path
[11:17] <nevyn> it's not a path...
[11:18] <Covert> search found nothing
[11:18] <nevyn> did you find synaptic?
[11:18] <Covert> yer
[11:18] <c_nick> can someone help me out please
[11:18] <nevyn> click all on the right hand side...
[11:18] <nevyn> type sun-jdk in the right hand search bar.
[11:18] <wbc_> Hi
[11:18] <nevyn> bleh all on the left.
[11:18] <batou> grom358 you have the same problem_
[11:19] <tavi_> indus
[11:19] <Covert> is it default-JDk
[11:19] <tavi_> now need your advice
[11:19] <grom358> and if I try to run the command root (hd0,5) in grub it says: Error 5: Partition table invalid or corrupt
[11:19] <indus> Covert: the package is sun-java6-jdk
[11:20] <indus> !java
[11:20] <nevyn> Covert: default-jdk is gcj while it's awesome it's not what you want..
[11:20] <nevyn> ok so you've gotta enable multiverse.
[11:20] <indus> Covert: there are quite a few java packages , install what you like, also eclipse but no easy sclipse
[11:20] <Covert> damn
[11:20] <indus> nevyn: well,its enabled generally
[11:21] <Covert> im so confused
[11:21] <indus> Covert: easyeclipse.org
[11:21] <Covert> i tried
[11:21] <Covert> download link died for me
[11:21] <nevyn> he knows where that is.
[11:21] <nevyn> ok.
[11:21] <nevyn> Covert: this system is managed DIFFERENTLY from windows.
[11:21] <wbc_> Recently, my laptop wouldn't shut down properly and I had to hold down the power switch to turn off the computer. Now the sound won't work. The only thing I can hear is beeping when I do backspace in a blank space. What is the problem leading to this, and how may I be able to fix it without a reinstall
[11:21] <Covert> sun java6.bin?
[11:22] <indus> Covert: read this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=219518
[11:22] <indus> Covert: baah dont, its old post
[11:23] <cuonglb_> hey
[11:23] <cuonglb_> cГі ai khГҙng  ?
[11:23] <cuonglb_> hehehe'
[11:23] <jiefey> жҲ‘дёӢдәҶдёҖдёӘXCHATвҖҰвҖҰжҖҺд№ҲжІЎжңүз”ЁжҲ·еҲ—иЎЁе‘ўпјҸ
[11:23] <cuonglb_> ac ac
[11:24] <moncky> indus: yeah, its about the closest you get to .rmp .deb files, neither of which are executible
[11:24] <jiefey> жңүдәәеҗ—
[11:24] <DownThemAll> jiefey: :)
[11:24] <Kevin1a> Can anyone help me with configuring an xconfig file to fix the resolution on a second monitor.  I have all the details, I'm just a newbie and don't know how to do it 100%
[11:24] <Chousuke> !zh | jiefey
[11:24] <wbc_> How may I un- and reinstall my sounddrivers
[11:25] <indus> moncky: late reply:) i forgotthe question
[11:25] <neoneoneo> exit
[11:25] <cuonglb_> haha you are noob
[11:25] <indus> Covert: that easyeclipse link is down is it?
[11:25] <Covert> for me
[11:25] <cuonglb_> why not using eclipse ?
[11:25] <bullgard4> !sound | wbc_
[11:26] <cuonglb_> i hate eclipse :D
[11:26] <cuonglb_> i love emacs :D
[11:26] <Covert> Thats nice^
[11:26] <indus> Covert: what is special about easy eclipse?
[11:26] <Covert> Has lots of extras
[11:26] <Covert> just eclipse with extras
[11:26] <cuonglb_> java dev ?
[11:26] <Covert> how do i select desktop in command
[11:26] <indus> jigp also dont forget to try out the plone CMS
[11:26] <nevyn> indus: it packages a bunch of extensions and stuff.. it's like why sun-java6-jdk is better than sunjdk.bin
[11:27] <cuonglb_> hehe
[11:27] <indus> hmm
[11:27] <wbc_> bullgard4: No Pulse audio?
[11:27] <cuonglb_> ubuntu-audio team
[11:27] <indus> is eclipse only for java? or i can do c++ work on it?
[11:27] <Covert> indus: Can u take over my pc and show me how to do this stuff
[11:27] <richardcavell_> indus: Can use C++ in eclipse
[11:27] <bullgard4> wbc_: I do not understand your question: It is too short.
[11:27] <cuonglb_> C++ work well on anjuta
[11:27] <indus> Covert: take over? sorry i dont do that :)
[11:27] <cuonglb_> hehe
[11:28] <c_nick> how to get the ssh working
[11:28] <cuonglb_> you can using eclipse plugins
[11:28] <wbc_> bullgard4: If I'd like to use Pulse audio instead, wont that work?
[11:28] <cuonglb_> for C++ and more language dev
[11:28] <jigp> indus : plone CMS? for what?
[11:28] <Covert> indus: Is their a screen viewing program
[11:28] <c_nick> my terminal shows nick@nick-nothingham when i use ssh in someone else's terminal it connects to me.. similarly on his machine its amit@amit-desktop when i do there here on my terminal it cannot connect
[11:28] <dannek7> I had to kill firefox because it kept crashing..... Whenever I try to restart it, I get a mesage saying that firefox is already running
[11:28] <dannek7> how do I fix this so I an start firefox again?
[11:28] <Covert> kill process
[11:28] <indus> jigp you weer about to set up a website right?
[11:28] <bullgard4> wbc_: With me PulseAudio works out of the box on 3 laptop computers.
[11:28] <nevyn> Covert: I think the channel rules probably take a dim view of remote control
[11:28] <cuonglb_> haha, i kill you  :D
[11:28] <moncky> dannek7: killall firefox
[11:28] <jigp> indus L: yah
[11:28] <MarkStoddart> Hi all
[11:29] <wbc_> bullgard4: I am on a laptop
[11:29] <cuonglb_> firefox 3.5 linux build very shit :D
[11:29] <indus> jigp just html/css i know, but later you could read more about plone a content management system,based on python
[11:29] <Covert> Nevyn: But i need remote control
[11:29] <jrib> !ssh > c_nick
[11:29] <jrib> c_nick: that tells you how to setup ssh, not really sure what your question is though
[11:29] <cuonglb_> emacs and erlang-mode ?
[11:29] <oldude67> !language | cuonglb_
[11:30] <indus> jigp i once set up a webserver with apache, i have no idea how, but it was exciting
[11:30] <MarkStoddart> I've got a client that has (for some stupid reason) uploaded a xps file.  Is there any file converters that can convert the xps to pdf on ubuntu 9.04 using gnome
[11:30] <wbc_> bullgard4: I have a Dell Latitude D810 running stac 975x ac97 audio
[11:30] <bullgard4> wbc_: So please specify your problem and observations more precisely to the people in this channel so that they can hekp you.
[11:30] <Covert> hmmm
[11:30] <cuonglb_> hehe
[11:30] <Covert> can someone pleas help me
[11:30] <MarkStoddart> The client is well...not exactly the smartest person so I can't ask him to sent it as a pdf
[11:30] <Covert> with viewer thingy
[11:30] <indus> Covert:
[11:30] <wbc_> I have done so, if you haven't seen my first post
[11:30] <wbc_> Recently, my laptop wouldn't shut down properly and I had to hold down the power switch to turn off the computer. Now the sound won't work. The only thing I can hear is beeping when I do backspace in a blank space. What is the problem leading to this, and how may I be able to fix it without a reinstall
[11:30] <indus> Covert: one thing at a time :)
[11:30] <bullgard4> wbc_: You did not describe what error messages you obtain.
[11:31] <c_nick> its simple when i use connect to server from Ubuntu i select sername as "amit@amit-desktop" and username as amit.. which is same in the desktop amit@amit-desktop but it does not ask my for password but when i use mine in his terminal it works perfectly
[11:31] <NET||abuse> Hey guys. i'm a bit new at driver installation,, how do i get nvidia drivers that work well?
[11:31] <c_nick> what could be the problem here
[11:31] <wbc_> bullgard4: I don't get any error msg
[11:31] <Covert> Indus: please view my desktop
[11:31] <nevyn> Covert: did you find the sun-java6 packages in synaptic?
[11:31] <Covert> no
[11:31] <c_nick> jrib that was for u
[11:31] <indus> Covert: i cant, i have limited internet conection
[11:31] <MarkStoddart> NET||abuse: install the restricted extras
[11:31] <wbc_> bullgard4: Its just the sound that just stopped working
[11:31] <Covert> i need someone to view me
[11:31] <bullgard4> wbc_: I see. And what is your problem/issue?
[11:31] <wbc_> Recently, my laptop wouldn't shut down properly and I had to hold down the power switch to turn off the computer. Now the sound won't work. The only thing I can hear is beeping when I do backspace in a blank space. What is the problem leading to this, and how may I be able to fix it without a reinstall
[11:31] <Covert> and tell me from there
[11:31] <nevyn> Covert: did you find and run synaptic?
[11:32] <Covert> yes
[11:32] <jrib> c_nick: what do you mean by "use mine in his terminal"?
[11:32] <Covert> i found lost of other crap
[11:32] <indus> Covert: did u install sun-java
[11:32] <Covert> could not find
[11:32] <nevyn> indus: he couldn't find it we've been there already
[11:32] <nexsja> hi
[11:32] <nevyn> Covert: you need to enable multiverse.
[11:32] <NET||abuse> MarkStoddart, i have them, it gives me nvidia-glx-180 which is driver 180.44, i believe nvidia's drivers are up at 185.28.19, much newer with many fixes, and i have trouble with some opengl stuff with wine.. i was hoping newer drivers would help...
[11:32] <nexsja> anybody compiled drivel-2.0.4-1 from source?
[11:32] <Covert> whats that?
[11:32] <indus> Covert: ok do one thing, in synaptic in menu above, open settings/repositories
[11:33] <wbc_> bullgard4: I might mension that the PC worked out of the box as well
[11:33] <nevyn> indus: you walk through this bit ;)
[11:33] <indus> nevyn: k:)
[11:33] <Covert> done
[11:33] <Covert> filters
[11:33] <NET||abuse> MarkStoddart, i believe debian is even shipping 185.18.x drivers.. much newer than ubuntu's
[11:33] <DownThemAll> A music messaging session has been requested. Please click the MM icon to accept.
[11:33] <nevyn> indus: .....
[11:33] <indus> Covert: in synaptic> did u find menu options settings?
[11:34] <Covert> yer
[11:34] <nexsja> what can i do if after running ./configure there is no make file? and i cannot compile?
[11:34] <Covert> im on filters
[11:34] <myth> hello all, i have an issue with my sound on Mythbuntu. I have a video card with HDMI sound and a Realtek sound card. HDMI is automatically default. How can i change the Realtek to be the default one overall?
[11:34] <indus> Covert: no no not there
[11:34] <c_nick> jrib i want to transfer files onto my brothers laptop ..
[11:34] <umatjaz> wbc_: I managed to solve my sound problems earlier with this command: "lsof | grep pcm" and then closing/killing all applications that were accessing it. After that do "sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart"
[11:34] <janisozaur> how do i create usb bootable drive from server (i386) iso?
[11:34] <Covert> repositories now
[11:34] <c_nick> actually its like i got 2 pcs which i want to connect
[11:34] <indus> Covert: ok nvm, go to main menu>system>admin>software sources
[11:34] <jrib> c_nick: ok, let's start from scratch....   Can you В« ssh localhost В» successfully on your machine?
[11:34] <indus> Covert: aah found ?
[11:34] <nevyn> indus: DON't CHANGE TRACK.
[11:35] <indus> Covert: ok tick all boxes
[11:35] <umatjaz> janisozaur: System -> Administration -> USB Startup Disc Creator ...
[11:35] <janisozaur> umatjaz: server
[11:35] <janisozaur> umatjaz: this comes headless
[11:35] <umatjaz> janisozaur: what's the difference?
[11:35] <wbc_> umatjaz: Thanks, will try it
[11:35] <Covert> done and reloaded
[11:36] <indus> Covert: now search for sun-java6-jdk
[11:36] <nexsja> anyone? :<
[11:36] <indus> Covert: just click on any package, and type sun-java , it will show up
[11:36] <MarkStoddart> Anyone know of a XPS reader for gnome? I know KDE has Okular but I don't know of anything for Gnome
[11:36] <c_nick> uh what is that
[11:36] <umatjaz> nexsja: were there any errors during configure?
[11:36] <Covert> yay found
[11:36] <Covert> now what
[11:36] <wbc_> umatjaz: Alright, I'll quit for a moment as firefox is using it
[11:36] <bullgard4> wbc_: Right. I advise you to proceed as is said before: "first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin ".
[11:36] <indus> MarkStoddart: is it orca reader?
[11:36] <nexsja> umatjaz: nope, none
[11:37] <Covert> tick box?
[11:37] <jrib> !who | c_nick
[11:37] <indus> Covert: which tick box
[11:37] <Covert> sun-java6-jdk
[11:37] <janisozaur> indus: jdk? hmm... i don't know what the problem is, but somebody who want's to develop java in my opinion would be capable of install a package all by himself
[11:37] <jrib> c_nick: if I enclose text in В«В» it means it is a command for you to run in a terminal
[11:37] <c_nick> oh ok
[11:37] <Covert> jan i can on windos
[11:37] <c_nick> so u want me to do that in my terminal or the one on the comp which i cannot connect to
[11:37] <Covert> i got linux this morning
[11:37] <indus> Covert: cool just tick and right click mark for install
[11:38] <umatjaz> nexsja: which package are you trying to compile?
[11:38] <indus> janisozaur: its not necessarily true
[11:38] <c_nick> jrib:so u want me to do that in my terminal or the one on the comp which i cannot connect to
[11:38] <wbc_> umatjaz:, bullguard4:, thanks. will try both of your suggestions!
[11:38] <Covert> Indus: DOne
[11:38] <indus> janisozaur: limited patience in todays world for seeking info :)
[11:38] <nexsja> umatjaz: mmm... i've downloaded "drivel_2.0.4.orig.tar.gz"
[11:38] <MarkStoddart> I mean a document viewer or atleast a way to convert the XPS to pdf
[11:38] <indus> Covert: now click on apply
[11:38] <Covert> i have
[11:38] <Covert> im installing
[11:39] <indus> Covert: cool good luck
[11:39] <nevyn> Covert: yay...
[11:39] <Covert> why is linux so complicated?
[11:39] <nevyn> now...
[11:39] <janisozaur> indus: oh... god i hate java. and the given example doesn't make my attitude change a bit towards java devs...
[11:39] <c_nick> jrib  ssh amit@xxx.xxx.xx.xxx ssh: connect to host xxx.xxx.xx.xxx port xx: Connection refused
[11:39] <nexsja> Covert: if you get to know it - it's not that complicated :>
[11:39] <MarkStoddart> Covert: It jsut takes some getting use to ;)
[11:39] <jrib> c_nick: whichever one you expect to be running the ssh server, let me know which one that is: c_nick's computer or c_nick's brother's computer
[11:39] <indus> Covert: actually its dame simple
[11:39] <nevyn> Covert: It's different
[11:39] <Covert> Nevyn: I agree
[11:39] <nevyn> windows is horribly complicated really.
[11:39] <MarkStoddart> c_nick is the ssh server running? (sshd)
[11:39] <Covert> Ok next adventure easy eclipse lol
[11:40] <indus> Covert: think about it, from one single location you have a choice of installing around 30000 packages without ever downloading from some website
[11:40] <c_nick> how to find that out
[11:40] <nevyn> Covert: start with installing eclipse.
[11:40] <jrib> c_nick: which computer did you run that command on?
[11:40] <Covert> i hate eclipse lol
[11:40] <c_nick> which command
[11:40] <indus> Covert: yeah eclipse next
[11:40] <Covert> i like eaasy eclipse
[11:40] <janisozaur> how do i create usb bootable drive from server (i386) iso?
[11:40] <Covert> easy*
[11:40] <aurelien_> hi everybody
[11:40] <jrib> c_nick: the only one you've been asked to run and pasted the results of here...
[11:40] <nevyn> Covert: but easy eclipse is eclipse + stuff...
[11:40] <indus> Covert: but i suggest you ask in the forums for good answers too
[11:40] <tscmga> hello
[11:40] <jiefey> жңүдәәд№Ҳпјҹ
[11:41] <janisozaur> !jp | jiefey
[11:41] <jiefey> еҲҡеҲҡйӮЈдҪҚеӨ§е“ҘпјҢдҪ еңЁд№Ҳпјҹ
[11:41] <indus> Covert: maybe once you install eclipse , you can make it easy with some plugin
[11:41] <nevyn> Covert: install eclipse.. and the stuff (which is probably also in synaptic already) and you'll have the same thing.
[11:41] <Covert> Nevyn: Exactly
[11:41] <tscmga> hello
[11:41] <tscmga> eloo
[11:41] <janisozaur> !hi | tscmga
[11:41] <wbc> umatjaz: Can you please paste the sudo command to me
[11:41] <Covert> ill try easy eclipse website frst
[11:41] <janisozaur> !ask | tscmga
[11:41] <iceroot> !usb | janisozaur
[11:41] <Covert> jus gonna make a script in notepad to see if jdk works
[11:41] <tscmga> after i udpate to 9.10,my super_l key not works, for fvwm
[11:41] <indus> Covert: notepad?
[11:41] <wbc> umatjaz: It was sudo <some dir> restart
[11:41] <indus> umm
[11:41] <jrib> !karmic | tscmga
[11:42] <nevyn> indus: gedit
[11:42] <indus> nevyn: text editor :)
[11:42] <Covert> indus: i dunno lol. Im used to windows
[11:42] <jrib> c_nick: what computer are you trying to connect to?  Yours or your brothers?
[11:42] <indus> Covert: accessories> text editor
[11:42] <Covert> i am on that lool
[11:42] <indus> cool
[11:42] <tscmga> +1
[11:42] <indus> Covert: good luckj
[11:42] <tscmga> ubuntu+1
[11:43] <oldude67> tscmga,  /join #ubuntu+1
[11:43] <nevyn> Covert: WHICH easyeclipse do you use?
[11:43] <Covert> Lol im jus doing system.out.println not need much work
[11:43] <MarkStoddart> !xps | MarkStoddart
[11:44] <nevyn> Covert: there's like one for c and one for j2ee beans and one for desktop swing/swt stuff ...
[11:44] <Covert> desktop
[11:44] <Cube> hey whats a good program for keeping track of your ebooks (pdf)?
[11:44] <wbc> Can someone please paste their log for this channel and session on pastebin?
[11:44] <Covert> Nevyn: i said desktop lol
[11:45] <bazhang> !logs | wbc
[11:45] <Covert> So i can make GUI
[11:45] <Covert> i need netbeans to
[11:45] <wbc> bazhang: How often does that thing update?
[11:45] <nexsja> mmm
[11:45] <jiefey> жңүдәәд№Ҳпјҹ
[11:45] <Covert> nothing else on linux but scripting tools and filezilla and html files
[11:45] <wbc> bazhang: I need logs that was written 10 mins ago
[11:45] <nexsja> did anybody compile drivel-2.0.4-1?
[11:45] <janisozaur> !jp | jiefey
[11:45] <johnseamus> hi
[11:45] <bazhang> !cn | jiefey
[11:46] <johnseamus> anybody knows multicast forwarding on ubuntu?
[11:46] <c_nick> ssh localhost ?? i did that on my pc
[11:46] <c_nick> i got weird stuff
[11:46] <c_nick> the authenticity of local host cannot be established
[11:46] <c_nick> proceed yes or no
[11:46] <FloodBot2> c_nick: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:46] <c_nick> actually Computer A can connect to comp B but b cannot connect to a
[11:47] <Covert> Nevyn: Do u do java?
[11:47] <wbc> bazhang: Can you please paste what has been written for the past 15 min? As the IRC log wont get updated that often
[11:47] <jrib> c_nick: you need to use my nick if you want me to not miss what you say please
[11:47] <oldude67> hi, i want to bang my head on my desk, can someone google directions on how to do that?
[11:47] <bazhang> wbc, just checking how often they are updated
[11:48] <Kevin1a_> What values do I have to enter into my xconfig file to permit resolutions higher than 1224X768 on a second monitor? http://pastebin.com/d120751bf  Specific target resolution is  1440 x 900.
[11:48] <jrib> c_nick: you need to run В« ssh localhost В» on the machine you are trying to connect to.  It seems like you want to connect to your brother's computer
[11:48] <wbc> bazhang: open http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/07/30/%23ubuntu.txt and search for "wbc"
[11:48] <bullgard4> What does mean 'to portscan' in the sentence: "Your IP address will be portscanned by our open proxy tester."?
[11:48] <Covert> Lol i gotto download the beta version because the stable release link is dead
[11:49] <jrib> Covert: beta version of?
[11:49] <iceroot> c_nick: ssh user@host   if you type ssh host  it will connect with your current user
[11:49] <bazhang> wbc, what info are you looking for
[11:49] <Covert> easy eclipse
[11:49] <johnseamus> anybody does multicast forwarding?
[11:49] <Cube> wbc: look like the last update was one hour 45 min ago
[11:49] <Cube> hey whats a good program for keeping track of your ebooks (pdf)?
[11:49] <nevyn> Covert: I've done java before
[11:49] <bazhang> wbc, should be close to hourly updates
[11:49] <iceroot> johnseamus: for wan?
[11:49] <wbc> bazhang: umatjaz did write a sudo cmd about 15 mins ago
[11:49] <nevyn> Covert: ok so start with eclipse-jdt which gives you a basic eclipse environment plus the javay bits.
[11:50] <bazhang> jiefey, /join #ubuntu-cn
[11:50] <johnseamus> iceroot : for forwarding multicast traffic
[11:50] <wbc> bazhang: It was sudo <some dir> restart
[11:50] <Covert> Nevyn: Im downloading easy eclipse beta
[11:50] <wbc> bazhang: Do you know how to restart alsa?
[11:50] <johnseamus> i wanna turn my ubuntu into a multicast router
[11:50] <Covert> its a tar.gz file so should not be a problem
[11:50] <bazhang> wbc, easier to just ask again
[11:50] <bsod1> how can i upgrade ubuntu 8.04 to 9.10 with 9.10 installation cd
[11:51] <wbc> How may I restart alsa?
[11:51] <iceroot> wbc: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa restart  (if it is called alsa)
[11:51] <jrib> bsod1: 9.10 is still being developed
[11:51] <wbc> Thanks iceroot
[11:51] <bazhang> bsod1, karmic in #ubuntu+1
[11:51] <jrib> !upgrade > bsod1
[11:51] <jrib> bsod1: that will get you to 9.04, the latest stable release
[11:51] <MarkStoddart> I've looked around the forums and googled a bit but I can't seem to find a way to open XPS files in gnome
[11:52] <johnseamus> anybody has any idea on multicast forwarding here?
[11:52] <Covert> OMG is my internet faster on linux not normally on 400Kbs
[11:52] <bsod1> i mean 9.04
[11:52] <Covert> normally like 54Kbs
[11:52] <nevyn> Covert: one of the major benefits of ubuntu despite it currently seeming odd and difficult is this whole package management malarky...
[11:52] <c_nick> hey i got through
[11:52] <c_nick> he did not have the ssh server installed
[11:52] <c_nick> but now i can connect using his ip address not his host name weird his terminal shows amit@amit-desktop when i do amit@xxx-xxx-xx-xxx it works
[11:53] <Covert> yer i came from windows 7 to vista to xp and now to this lol
[11:53] <Covert> in a month
[11:53] <bsod1> i want to upgrade with installation cd, not from upgrade cd
[11:53] <nevyn> Covert: if you install easy-eclipse from a binary package.. it's highly likely you'll reduce the functionality of a core component of the system.
[11:53] <Covert> i did not like windows 7
[11:53] <jrib> c_nick: are you both on the same router?
[11:53] <c_nick> yes
[11:53] <ayenack> For multi cast router take a look at this. http://adehp.wordpress.com/2008/11/05/step-by-step-setup-multi-cast-server-using-ubuntu-804/
[11:53] <c_nick> for sure
[11:53] <Covert> nevyn: does that mean im screwed
[11:53] <jrib> c_nick: are you using your router for dns?
[11:53] <c_nick> oh yes no we wont be on the same router
[11:53] <c_nick> he is connected via another router
[11:53] <Covert> I have to use easy eclipse lol there is no option
[11:53] <johnseamus> thanks ayenack
[11:53] <nevyn> Covert: not at all.. you can do what you like.. it'll probably install and be fine.
[11:54] <Covert> few
[11:54] <bsod1> how can i upgrade ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04 with installation cd not upgrade cd?
[11:54] <Covert> phew*
[11:54] <nevyn> but it won't be upgraded with the rest of your system it'll be something you need to manage yourself.
[11:54] <ayenack> no problem.
[11:54] <jrib> bsod1: read ubottu's link (it's impossible).  Why do you want to use a cd at all instead of upgrading through the internet?
[11:55] <Covert> nevyn: i wish i could understand what u jus said speak in java lol
[11:55] <Covert> system.out.println(I Love java!);
[11:55] <nevyn> Covert: ok... linux is a whole bunch of classes that have method and interface changes on a semi-rolling basis.
[11:56] <Covert> If (jrib) = Spammer
[11:56] <Covert> End
[11:56] <Covert> ;
[11:56] <Covert> nevyn that was smexy lol
[11:56] <bsod1> jrib: because i dont want to download again, i already have
[11:56] <iceroot> !ot | Covert
[11:56] <MarkStoddart> Ended up using ghostxps
[11:56] <jrib> bsod1: you'll have to download again unfortunately
[11:56] <nevyn> you're currently downloading a random .jar file and throwing it in your system.. disregarding the fact that it implements a java.swing class
[11:57] <Covert> this is on topic lol
[11:57] <iceroot> Covert: java is not on topic
[11:57] <bsod1> jrib: if i want to install again
[11:57] <bazhang> Covert, please keep chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:57] <nevyn> iceroot: we're not talking about java.
[11:57] <nevyn> we're talking about ubuntu.
[11:57] <Covert> Iceroot: we are speaking in java abought ubuntu ok?
[11:57] <ayenack> l8rs all.
[11:58] <Covert> :S extracting easy eclipse nerdgasm
[11:59] <nevyn> Covert: do you get what I'm saying or not really?
[11:59] <Covert> what did u say
[11:59] <Covert> about object orientated ubuntu
[11:59] <nevyn> you're currently downloading a random .jar file and throwing it in your system.. disregarding the fact that it implements a java.swing class
[12:00] <Covert> i dont have a .jar file lol
[12:00] <abbazabba> can anyone suggest a good dvd burner?
[12:00] <Covert> woot it works
[12:00] <nevyn> oh ffs.
[12:00] <abbazabba> i'm thinking of installing wine and using imgburn.. i need this copy to be precise
[12:01] <Covert> Nevyn: why the swearing?
[12:01] <iceroot> abbazabba: you mean software?
[12:01] <richardcavell> abbazabba: I don't think you'd want to burn DVDs through wine
[12:01] <abbazabba> iceroot: yes
[12:01] <DownThemAll> abbazabba: just use brasero, on plugin uncheck image checksum. work for me.
[12:01] <iceroot> abbazabba: k3b is imo the best, also try brasero
[12:01] <abbazabba> richardcavell: that's what i'm thinking
[12:01] <nevyn> Covert: because you're not listening.
[12:01] <Covert> Nevyn: i am
[12:01] <nevyn> Covert: installing easy ubuntu.. is like creating a class in your project called java
[12:02] <Covert> nevyn: im doing stuff the same as how i did on windows because i dont understand linux
[12:02] <richardcavell> abbazabba: so what's wrong with the default burners?
[12:02] <Covert> nevyn: Ill learn with time dont get fustrated about my linux knowledge
[12:02] <nevyn> oh..
[12:03] <abbazabba> richardcavell: i'm dl'n a demo of vista and it's not burning completely
[12:03] <Covert> nevyn: Its ok its just ur telling me crap that makes no sence
[12:03] <oldude67> Covert,  tar.gz  is a jar file and you will have to maintain it if and when you decide to upgrade cause ubuntu wont.
[12:03] <Covert> Olddude67: Same as windows?
[12:03] <iceroot> abbazabba: iso?
[12:03] <oldude67> not even
[12:04] <abbazabba> iceroot: yes
[12:04] <nevyn> Covert: a world worse.
[12:04] <iceroot> abbazabba: use brasero
[12:04] <nevyn> Covert: on linux the ground will move under you.
[12:04] <iceroot> abbazabba: it comes with ubuntu
[12:04] <Covert> Nevyn: do u mean ill just have to reinstall if a new version of eclipse comes out?
[12:04] <nevyn> Covert: the sun-java6-jdk will be managed by system updated for minor revisions.. all sorts of stuff.
[12:04] <yoni> YoNi
[12:05] <rvn> grub error 22 after i resized some partitions
[12:05] <rvn> how do i fix it
[12:05] <janisozaur> !grub | rvn
[12:05] <nevyn> Covert: you've got bits of stuff that the system knows about (like java and the c libraries and stuff) and this application that it doesn't know about.
[12:05] <indus> rvn: u have a live cd? boot with it
[12:05] <Covert> i understand...
[12:05] <rvn> indus: yeah, i did the resizing from the boot cd
[12:05] <rvn> but what do i run to fix
[12:05] <Nisstyre56> !torrent
[12:05] <janisozaur> rvn: perhaps your uuid changed, compare values in /boot/grub/menu.lst with output of "sudo blkid /dev/sdaX"
[12:05] <abbazabba> iceroot: i used brasero for the last two and it still got snagged on the initial screen.. i'm down to my last blank dvd
[12:06] <indus> paste the output of sudo fdisk -l
[12:06] <iceroot> abbazabba: error-message?
[12:06] <nevyn> Covert: so because the system doesn't know about easyeclipse it could potentially be broken by a system update.
[12:07] <Covert> Nevyn: so your saying the system wont maintain easy eclipse
[12:07] <nevyn> Covert: worse than that.
[12:07] <abbazabba> iceroot: just stops loading after the first image comes up
[12:07] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hey guys i have no sound, when i do  cat /proc/asound/cards
[12:07] <ohletmeinnowjesu>  i get "no soundcards"
[12:07] <abbazabba> iceroot: happened to both copies
[12:07] <Covert> nevyn: could destroy it
[12:07] <indus> !sound
[12:07] <rvn> i'll be back after i check those
[12:07] <nevyn> Covert: it's unlikely but possible.
[12:07] <rvn> afk
[12:07] <indus> rvn: wait
[12:07] <indus> rvn: k
[12:07] <Covert> nevyn: then i could reinstall?
[12:07] <iceroot> abbazabba: you can try k3b but it will isntall some kde libs (sudo apt-get install k3b) imo the best program for burning
[12:08] <nevyn> Covert: re-install easyeclipse.. yeah.. work out what broke upgrade till you get a working version if a java api or something changed or whatever.
[12:09] <abbazabba> iceroot: i don't mind some kde libraries (correct me if i'm wrong, but it just installs some ways of looking at things right?) and already snagged it off add/remove
[12:09] <nevyn> for a pure java app it's reasonably unlikely you're going to hit serious problems
[12:09] <Covert> nevyn: That scares me. But its unlikely to happen right
[12:09] <nevyn> Covert: unlikely not impossible.
[12:10] <nevyn> Covert: for C apps the situation is much different
[12:10] <Covert> nevyn: Ok thanks.
[12:10] <nevyn> for C apps changes in system apis over time WILL break your app if it's non-trivial
[12:10] <Covert> woah
[12:10] <Covert> ithat sucks
[12:10] <abbazabba> iceroot: i'm gonna try k3b and hope for the best
[12:11] <iceroot> abbazabba: hope with you
[12:11] <indus> abbazabba: try gnomebaker maybe
[12:11] <nevyn> Covert: that's why we have package management to take care of it and update applications through abi changes and such
[12:11] <abbazabba> next question:
[12:11] <Covert> nevyn: can u request packages?
[12:11] <abbazabba> indus: iceroot said it's the best and i already started sadly so..... next question
[12:11] <nevyn> you can MAKE packages
[12:11] <indus> abbazabba: ook
[12:11] <nevyn> there's probably a wishlist somewhere.
[12:12] <indus> !BRAINSTORM
[12:12] <Covert> how do i make packages
[12:12] <abbazabba> just installed 9 and pidgin defaults popping the new message windows at the top when in previous versions they'd stay where i left them.. anyone know how to fix this?
[12:12] <abbazabba> indus: my bad =]
[12:12] <bazhang> !newpackages > Covert
[12:12] <nevyn> Covert: the approach for easy ubuntu.. woudl be to package the components and then make a package that requires eclipse and all the extra bits.
[12:12] <nevyn> Covert: the other thing is...
[12:13] <nevyn> packages are dicreet things. you wouldn't make a easyeclipse package.. that contained eclipse and all the plugins
[12:13] <JenniferB> can someone please help me set up postfix to be able to send emails (ONLY) .. from like outlook :) ..
[12:13] <Covert> damn
[12:13] <nevyn> Covert: there's already a eclipse package..
[12:13] <Covert> i know
[12:13] <iceroot> JenniferB: #postfix
[12:13] <nevyn> Covert: package the bits..
[12:13] <Covert> but i dont like ir
[12:13] <Covert> it*
[12:13] <nevyn> Covert: you're using it.
[12:13] <JenniferB> iceroot: I tried.. but they are sleeping.. yesterday too :(
[12:14] <Covert> Nevyn: am i?
[12:14] <nevyn> Covert: easyeclipse is eclipse plus stuff...
[12:14] <iceroot> JenniferB: look for a tutorial in the net, there a good ones for debian etch, so that you see what you need and what you can do
[12:14] <Covert> true
[12:14] <iceroot> JenniferB: like imap, imaps, spamassasin, virus-scanner and so on
[12:14] <nevyn> Covert: I strongly suspect that some of the stuff is already in the package management system
[12:14] <bazhang> Covert, you are using easy ubuntu script?
[12:14] <nevyn> bazhang: no I said wrong.
[12:15] <nevyn> bazhang: I ment to type easyeclipse and did a fat fingers
[12:15] <Covert> Necyn: im confused
[12:15] <Covert> nevyn:*
[12:15] <nevyn> Covert: ok...
[12:15] <nevyn> problem is you think of easyeclipse as a thing that's different from eclipse.
[12:15] <nevyn> I see easyeclipse as eclipse and a bunch of plugins
[12:15] <nevyn> and some other tools and bits and bobs.
[12:16] <iceroot> can you speak in #eclipse, #java or something like that?
[12:16] <Covert> i never used eclipse so i dont know if it is
[12:16] <nevyn> AH HA!
[12:16] <Covert> im scared of it lol
[12:16] <Covert> i was reccomended easy eclipse and liked it so i never wanted to change
[12:17] <rvn> indus: uuids are the same, fdisk output is at pastebin.com/m41f0b45
[12:17] <nevyn> Covert: look.. you've installed easy eclipse now there's no way to uninstall it that's sane (another reason to use package management tools) this is mostly academic
[12:18] <rvn> if i understand correctly the boot flag isnt set for my ext3 partition
[12:18] <rvn> and that could be the problem
[12:18] <Covert> i dont want to install this is my java pc
[12:18] <bazhang> Covert, install eclipse from the repos; easy eclipse is not supported here
[12:18] <Dan__> Aye you should only really use package management tools for installing something
[12:18] <Dan__> Much easier to get rid of it
[12:18] <indus> rvn: i dont see any paste
[12:18] <bazhang> !info eclipse | Covert
[12:18] <Covert> i know what it is lol
[12:18] <rvn> indus: but i gave u it..
[12:19] <rvn> indus: pastebin.com/m41f0b45
[12:19] <wbc> Is there any way to do a COMPLETE reinstall of all soundrelated stuff on Ubuntu?
[12:19] <indus> rvn: its empty , could you paste new one
[12:19] <bazhang> Covert, so get help for it in their forums
[12:19] <Covert> so should i get normal eclipse
[12:19] <rvn> its not empty
[12:19] <rvn> im looking at it right now
[12:19] <rvn> indus
[12:19] <Dan__> Yes, get the nromal one
[12:19] <Covert> instead of easy eclipse
[12:19] <bazhang> !enter | rvn
[12:19] <Covert> can i get rid of easy one ?
[12:19] <indus> wbc: sudo apt-get remove --purge alsa-base
[12:19] <wbc> indus: I have tried that
[12:19] <Dan__> I'm not sure
[12:20] <rvn> indus: perhaps pastebin.com doesn't agree with you, http://paste.ubuntu.com/236518/
[12:20] <Dan__> How did you install it?
[12:20] <muse> Is it just me or has ekiga removed fields required to use other sip services? Like stun server field?
[12:20] <Covert> i did not install it lol
[12:20] <Covert> just ectracted and it worked
[12:20] <muse> or has it just been moved
[12:20] <Dan__> Then just delete it
[12:20] <indus> rvn: whats sda1
[12:20] <Dan__> Is there a menu entry for it?
[12:20] <Covert> ok
[12:20] <wbc> indus: Is there another way to reinstall the soundrelated stuff? The computer works out of the box with any Ubuntu version
[12:20] <rvn> extended partition, indus
[12:20] <rvn> as marked
[12:20] <indus> rvn: whats on it?
[12:21] <indus> rvn: swap?
[12:21] <rvn> linux ext3 partition
[12:21] <Covert> ok ill go get normall eclipse
[12:21] <indus> rvn: empty?
[12:21] <rvn> root
[12:21] <bazhang> rvn, please dont use the enter key as punctuation
[12:21] <Guest15961> any snort experts here?
[12:21] <rvn> i have trouble with that, bazhang
[12:21] <nevyn> Covert: you probably want eclipse-jdk
[12:21] <nevyn> Covert: eclipse also installs all the C and php and every other language bits.
[12:21] <Covert> Whats that?
[12:22] <rvn> indus: it used to have a swap partition as well, but i assimilated it in to the linux ext3 partition for more spasce
[12:22] <rvn> space*
[12:22] <indus> rvn: /dev/sda5 looks like the linux partitiom
[12:22] <rvn> that is correct
[12:22] <rvn> it is within sda1
[12:22] <nevyn> Covert: the eclipse package installs the kitchen sink.. eclipse-jdk is the java bits only
[12:22] <rvn> is my problem the lack of a boot flag?
[12:22] <indus> rvn: you mean swap is in that sda1?
[12:23] <mcnellis> I have an external harddrive I plugged into my usb but it doesn't auto-mount is there a way to check what /dev it is? or how can I mount it?
[12:23] <rvn> no, /dev/sda5 is in /dev/sda1
[12:23] <Covert> so i want the eclipse then
[12:23] <mcnellis> I tried dmesg|tail but it didn't show anything when i unplugged or plugged in
[12:23] <Covert> i have java jdk already
[12:23] <indus> rvn: wow sda5 is inside sda1
[12:23] <rvn> /dev/sda5 is a logical partition inside of /dev/sda1's primary extended
[12:23] <indus> rvn: ok got it
[12:23] <whois> I wantyed to thank you guys
[12:23] <nevyn> Covert: eclipse installs the C and phpa and bleh stuff
[12:23] <whois> I am now connected to the internet
[12:23] <jrib> mcnellis: just do В« sudo fdisk -l В»
[12:23] <indus> rvn: did u try to repair grub?
[12:23] <rvn> no, i don't know how
[12:24] <mcnellis> just did that jrib didn't get listed :|
[12:24] <rvn> that was why i came here, it had been a few months since i last worked with linux so i've forgotten some things
[12:24] <indus> rvn: in terminal type sudo grub
[12:24] <rvn> is that it?
[12:24] <mcnellis> the power LED on the external shows though and I hear the hdd spinning ... I know it owrks
[12:24] <indus> rvn: then type find /boot/grub/stage1
[12:24] <rvn> you see, i have to go downstairs to do these steps, so i need them all at once
[12:24] <indus> rvn: i suggest doing this from live cd
[12:24] <rvn> yes, i am booted from one now
[12:25] <indus> rvn: then when find gives u a result, type setup  (result of find)
[12:25] <rvn> aye, this all seems familiar
[12:25] <indus> rvn: finally   root (device name where you want to install it
[12:25] <indus> rvn: example root (sda1)
[12:26] <rvn> indus: do i want to install grub on my linux partition or the extended partition that it lives in?
[12:27] <indus> rvn: well,actually its installed to a drive MBR and not a specific partition but that too can be done
[12:27] <rvn> that was what i thought, but since u specified "sda1"
[12:27] <rvn> so /dev/sda then, no number?
[12:27] <indus> rvn: sorry i mean different devie
[12:27] <indus> rvn: device
[12:27] <indus> rvn: yeah
[12:28] <rvn> alright i'll go give that a shot, thanks
[12:28] <rvn> brb
[12:28] <babar_> hello!
[12:28] <oldude67> !hi welcome to the nut house
[12:28] <abbazabba> last dvd burnt. fingers crossed!
[12:30] <Kevin1a_> How can I install the driver for an Intel GMA 950 graphics card.  I look under system>admin>hardware drivers but the list is totally empty.
[12:31] <indus> Kevin1a_: i believe the intel gma is open source?
[12:31] <rvn> indus: when i do find it returns hd0,4 and when i do setup it tells me error 12: invalid device requested
[12:31] <indus> rvn: do not forget the space
[12:31] <rvn> indus: i also tried hd0, and hd0,0 to see if there was any different
[12:31] <rvn> i did "setup (hd0,4)"
[12:31] <indus> rvn: root (hd0,4)
[12:31] <rvn> root first?
[12:32] <indus> rvn: :) first is root
[12:32] <rvn> you said to do setup after find
[12:32] <rvn> >.>
[12:32] <rvn> alright then
[12:32] <rvn> brb
[12:32] <FloodBot2> rvn: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:32] <indus> rvn: finally setup (hd0)
[12:36] <rvn> indus: thanks for your assistance - for reference, i had to run "setup ()" with no arguments, it errored 11 invalid string when i passed it anything
[12:36] <markp> hello
[12:36] <rvn> indus: it's working now though, so again, thanks
[12:36] <mattycoze> hey there I need help getting a printserver on the network located @ 192.168.0.10 to work with ubuntu print daemon
[12:36] <markp> i have a question to postgresql
[12:36] <markp> can i?
[12:37] <WholeGrains> !ask | markp
[12:37] <markp> 	when i create a new table is it better to have a collumn which is auto-iterated and has a primary key constraint even if i dont need one? is there a performance drop when i dont create such column?
[12:37] <janisozaur> markp: this is #ubuntu, it's better to look for support on #postgresql (or what other is their officaial channel)
[12:37] <dimm> hello
[12:37] <dury> I've got grub to boot windows/ubuntu... but when I choose win it says ntldr missing press anykey what can I do
[12:37] <dimm> who can take some time for help to newbie in ubuntu with aptitude?
[12:37] <markp> well, there arent a lot of users in those
[12:38] <jrib> dimm: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[12:38] <Lord-Readman> Can someone help me with the touch -t command?
[12:38] <jrib> Lord-Readman: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[12:38] <dury> first of all hi there channel :)
[12:38] <dimm> dury, you may install grub to MBR, and put windows in to grub
[12:38] <janisozaur> markp: technically you should add constraint of auto-incrementing id, else there could be dragons
[12:38] <umatjaz> Lord-Readman: man touch
[12:38] <duncan> Anyone know how to ungrey the option in evolution calendar to send a notification by email?
[12:39] <jacky4> hey guys is there a gui vnc server for ubuntu...the default one that comes with 9.04 doesnt work for me...
[12:39] <janisozaur> markp: if i understand you correctly
[12:39] <dimm> i can't understand how i can select package for install in aptitude
[12:39] <jacky4> i want to change the settings in an xserver window instead of console
[12:39] <NewfierRich> hey all, Looking for a good site with some nice, clean looking themes
[12:39] <jrib> !aptitude | dimm
[12:39] <grawity> dimm: The + key does it.
[12:40] <grawity> NewfierRich: gnome-look.org and deviantart.com, maybe?
[12:40] <Lord-Readman> Ok, i want to make my file.txt timestamp at midnight for the day it currently is, so it will set to 00:00, i.e. if i run the command today it will be 200907300000 i.e. touch -t 200907300000 file.txt, but tomorrow i want to run it and have it say 200907310000 so im kinda looking along the lines of ********0000
[12:40] <markp> janisozaur: what does it meen "there could be dragons"?
[12:40] <dury> dimm: how is it that .... could you drive me please
[12:40] <NewfierRich> ok thanks I will give them a try
[12:40] <janisozaur> markp: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_be_dragons
[12:40] <Kevin1a_> What values do I have to enter into my xconfig file to permit resolutions higher than 1224X768 on a second monitor? http://pastebin.com/d120751bf  Specific target resolution is  1440 x 900.
[12:41] <dimm> dury, i think i can help you to install grub, wait 3 minutes, please
[12:41] <grawity> Lord-Readman: touch -t "$(date +%Y%m%d)0000"
[12:42] <Kilmer> hi
[12:43] <indus> dury: ntldr missing is a problem when windows cant find the boot info it wants
[12:43] <whoami> hi all
[12:43] <indus> dury: u have a windows rescue disk or floppy? i suggest you use that
[12:43] <Lord-Readman> many thanks grawity, is all that said in man date?
[12:43] <Lord-Readman> il go read
[12:43] <Lord-Readman> thank you
[12:43] <askara> hi
[12:43] <pkkm> Few days ago "Suspend" button disappeared. Why and how to fix that?
[12:43] <grawity> Lord-Readman: $( ) is a bash feature, but the "date +...." part is in date's manpage (or even in date --help).
[12:44] <dury> dimm: the things is to boot windows.... when I want from grub
[12:44] <dimm> dury, try this -> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?full=1 , it is not from ubuntu community, but i think you can get some info from this handbook. you can start from start of page, or jump to chapter 10 "configuring bootloader"
[12:44] <whoami> i purchased linksys WAP4400N router and its working fine with windows box in n/w but am not able to connect it when am on ubuntu.please help me
[12:44] <dimm> !grub | dury
[12:44] <grawity> dury: grub cannot boot Windows directly; it must pass control to ntldr.
[12:44] <wbc> !sound
[12:45] <wbc> !audio
[12:45] <grawity> dury: just like ntldr cannot boot Linux.
[12:45] <indus> he will need the windows rescue disk
[12:45] <whoami> indus: help me
[12:45] <tzotzou> rg
[12:45] <indus> whoami: what happened?
[12:46] <bazhang> !gr | tzotzou
[12:46] <janisozaur> !cookie | indus
[12:46] <whoami> indus: (05:15:26 PM) whoami: i purchased linksys WAP4400N router and its working fine with windows box in n/w but am not able to connect it when am on ubuntu.please help me
[12:46] <whoami> ubottu: :P
[12:46] <pkkm> Few days ago "Suspend" button disappeared. How to fix that?
[12:47] <indus> dury: use rescue disk, let it repair windows and overwrite the MBR, then grub will get messed up, boot a live cd and we shall help you repair grub :)
[12:47] <mina> ШіЩ„Ш§Щ… ЫҢЩҮ ШіЩҲШ§Щ„
[12:47] <indus> whoami: ok iam bad with network questions
[12:47] <janisozaur> !ar | mina
[12:47] <wbc> !arabic
[12:47] <whoami> indus: whom should i ping here
[12:47] <whoami> :(
[12:47] <indus> whoami: do you see anything in the nm-applet?
[12:47] <bazhang> mina, /join #ubuntu-arabic
[12:47] <mina> ШіЩ„Ш§Щ… ЫҢЩҮ ШіЩҲШ§Щ„
[12:48] <indus> whoami: maybe janisozaur :)
[12:48] <wbc> Щ„Щ„ШӯШөЩҲЩ„ Ш№Щ„Щү Ш§Щ„ШҜШ№Щ… ШЁШ§Щ„Щ„ШәШ© Ш§Щ„Ш№ШұШЁЩҠШ©
[12:48] <bazhang> mina, english here
[12:48] <Dr_Willis> pkkm:  you are not using KDM to launch gnome, or gdm to launch kde are you? ive seen the logout options change if you do that.
[12:48] <whoami> janisozaur: hey
[12:48] <grawity> whoami: Nobody. If anyone knows the answer, he will help you. Asking random people actually makes it harder.
[12:48] <indus> arabic fonts are so gorgeous
[12:48] <Bigbucks> hey I have a question?
[12:48] <bazhang> Bigbucks, ask the channel
[12:48] <grawity> Bigbucks: Just ask.
[12:48] <janisozaur> whoami: elaborate, please
[12:48] <whoami> grawity: ok.thanks sie
[12:48] <mina> ШіЩ„Ш§Щ… ЫҢЩҮ ШіЩҲШ§Щ„
[12:48] <pkkm> Dr_Wills: I use gdm and gnome
[12:48] <pkkm> Dr_Willis: I use gdm and gnome
[12:48] <whoami> (05:15:26 PM) whoami: i purchased linksys WAP4400N router and its working fine with windows box in n/w but am not able to connect it when am on ubuntu
[12:48] <pkkm> sorry
[12:48] <witecrow> mina salam mina ?
[12:49] <whoami> am not able to ping the gateway
[12:49] <mina> ШіЩ„Ш§Щ…
[12:49] <grawity> !ar > mina
[12:49] <wbc> Salam witecrow
[12:49] <witecrow> bepors
[12:49] <whoami> janisozaur:
[12:49] <janisozaur> grawity: !ar is for argentina
[12:49] <mina> ЫҢЩҮ ШіЩҲШ§Щ„
[12:49] <janisozaur> !arabic | mina
[12:49] <Bigbucks> Well, I am installing Ubuntu 7.10 to a flashdrive. If is will I be able to update it when it get the time?
[12:49] <witecrow> mina ШЁЩҫШұШі
[12:49] <grawity> janisozaur: dammit :/
[12:49] <wbc> !persian
[12:49] <indus> grawity: :)
[12:49] <janisozaur> grawity: i've learnt the hard way seconds ago ;)
[12:49] <mina> Щ…Ъ©Ш§ЩҶ ШҜШ§ЩҶЩ„ЩҲШҜ Ъ©Ш¬Ш§ШіШӘ
[12:49] <Ademan> is there a way to run loadkeys per tty? or per session or something? i want to re-bind capslock but not need root to do it...
[12:49] <oldude67> flash bites.lol
[12:50] <bazhang> Bigbucks, gutsy is end of life; get hardy or later
[12:50] <emanux> hello, im having problems when connecting to a projector
[12:50] <witecrow> mina mina yani chi daghigh tar bepors
[12:50] <janisozaur> whoami: that doesn't tell me anything yet
[12:50] <wbc> Mina; Salam, Irani hasti?
[12:50] <emanux> the display was blurred
[12:50] <Bigbucks> What? bazhang
[12:50] <emanux> im using jaunty
[12:50] <linuxn00b> does anybody know where to buy ubuntu pre-installed machines?
[12:50] <witecrow> wbc to ham irani hasti?
[12:50] <mina> ШҜШ§ЩҶЩ„ЩҲШҜ Щ…ЫҢЪ©ЩҶЩ… Ъ©Ш¬Ш§ Ш°Ш®ЫҢШұЩҮ Щ…ЫҢШҙЩҮ Щ…ЩҶ ШӘШ§ШІЩҮ ЩҲШ§ШұШҜЩ…!!
[12:50] <bazhang> !ir | mina
[12:51] <whoami> janisozaur: please tell me information you need.am srry 4 being dumb
[12:51] <witecrow> ooooooooooo
[12:51] <wbc> witecrow: Bale
[12:51] <bazhang> Bigbucks, it is not supported any more (end of life)
[12:51] <witecrow> kho pas mitonam azat 1 ? beporsam
[12:51] <janisozaur> whoami: can you list networks? is your hardware supported? have you tried anything? have you mangled with defualt configs... ? any information you think i may find useful
[12:51] <indus> Bigbucks: what he is saying is, 7.10 is outdated ubuntu, use version 8.04 or newer
[12:51] <witecrow> wbc i need ask ?
[12:51] <wbc> PM?
[12:51] <whoami> janisozaur: i have not done anything with the router/hw
[12:51] <indus> janisozaur: linksys is supported ,its standard hardware
[12:51] <Bigbucks> I have downloaded 7.10, is there a way I can update it after I install it?
[12:51] <witecrow> y
[12:52] <Bigbucks> I dont wanna make those 30 minutes a waste
[12:52] <bazhang> !upgrade | Bigbucks
[12:52] <indus> Bigbucks: no because all the update servers are pulled down i believe
[12:52] <bazhang> Bigbucks, check those links
[12:52] <janisozaur> indus: "linksys WAP4400N router" ?
[12:52] <indus> janisozaur: yeah
[12:52] <emanux> anyone having issue on connecting to a projector?
[12:52] <mattycoze> does anyone know much about configuring ubuntu to work with a print server?
[12:52] <indus> janisozaur: i have one in my office somewhere i think
[12:53] <mina> ШҜШ§ЩҶЩ„ЩҲШҜ Щ…ЫҢЪ©ЩҶЩ… Ъ©Ш¬Ш§ Ш°Ш®ЫҢШұЩҮ Щ…ЫҢШҙЩҮ Щ…ЩҶ ШӘШ§ШІЩҮ ЩҲШ§ШұШҜЩ…!!
[12:53] <janisozaur> indus: linksys is the router, it's compliant to the standards, then it's not important what make is it
[12:53] <whoami> indus: but i have done minimal configuration on it.even no passphrse
[12:53] <emanux> mattycoze: it would detected automatically when you add a printer
[12:53] <indus> janisozaur: ya i was saying same
[12:53] <jpds> !arabic | mina
[12:53] <mattycoze> emanux you mean at the network address?
[12:53] <whoami> and its running fskin vista but no ubuntu
[12:53] <indus> whoami: did u enter the router through the web interface?
[12:53] <whoami> indus: yes
[12:54] <emanux> if it network printer, yes
[12:54] <indus> 192.168..1.1 or similar
[12:54] <whoami> indus: yeah
[12:54] <James_Bond> indus: 198. ow ow
[12:54] <whoami> and a gateway which is same my proxy server
[12:54] <indus> whoami: how exactly aere you trying to ping the gateway
[12:54] <janisozaur> whoami: is it 802.11g?
[12:54] <divinitas> moin suche ein programm womit ich lohnabrechnungen erstellen kann.
[12:54] <whoami> indus: via ping command
[12:54] <janisozaur> !de | divinitas
[12:54] <mattycoze> emanux because the printer itself is a USB printer, but i've got a small print server TP-Link PS210U that I can't get ubuntu to talk to and play nice.
[12:55] <bazhang> divinitas, please /join #ubuntu-de
[12:55] <indus> James_Bond: ?
[12:55] <emanux> does someone having issue on nvidia drivers?
[12:55] <mattycoze> emanux the printer works fine via usb though; i just want it on the network for all to use :P
[12:55] <James_Bond> never mind, detective instingly.
[12:55] <emanux> mattycoze: ah you want to share it?
[12:56] <indus> whoami: hmm i dont remember much now, i suggest you ask channel ,iam sure someone might help
[12:56] <mattycoze> emanux indeed :)
[12:56] <frogzoo1> !nvidia
[12:56] <Kevin1a_> emanux: no, not nvidea, but I have screen resolution issues with an intel driver on a dual monitor setup.
[12:56] <emanux> ok, then find a tutorial on printer sharing :)
[12:57] <mattycoze> I got a samsung ML1640, which works excellently; it even has a disk that allows you to install their drivers and interface
[12:57] <emanux> im not familiar with that, :)
[12:57] <Atomic_> !it
[12:57] <indus> whoami: its a wifi router right
[12:57] <indus> whoami: what are you trying to setup?
[12:57] <emanux> Kevinla: nvidia, what did you do?
[12:58] <whoami> indus: yes it is
[12:58] <voldenet> hello
[12:58] <whoami> i want to setup a wireless router
[12:58] <janisozaur> indus: product page lists it as 802.11n, how is that supported in ubuntu?
[12:58] <whoami> and soo that every ubuntu user can use ut
[12:58] <voldenet> i'm looking for the way to reduce latency in playing midi via timidity
[12:58] <janisozaur> whoami: are you using 802.11g or n?
[12:58] <frogzoo1> emanux: samba docs...
[12:58] <voldenet> any advices?
[12:59] <whoami> janisozaur: wer should i look into to answer that qiestion
[12:59] <Kevin1a_> emanux: nothing, just trying to fix screen res on second monitor.  Thought software that comes with driver might be easier than editing xconfig file which I don't know how to change properly.
[12:59] <emanux> frogzool: samba docs?
[12:59] <readmanr> Is anyone here good at bash scripts?
[12:59] <whoami> i have the router admin opened in my browser
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> samba docs make a good read. :)
[12:59] <frogzoo1> emanux: for printer sharing
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> !info samba-doc
[12:59] <emanux> ah ok
[12:59] <umatjaz> whoami: which router?
[12:59] <emanux> forgzool: okie
[12:59] <pkkm> Few days ago "Suspend" button disappeared. I use gdm and GNOME. How to fix that?
[13:00] <janisozaur> whoami: what kind of hardware you use to connect to the router?
[13:00] <emanux> kevinla_:any particular software?
[13:00] <readmanr> Could someone please help me with a simple crontab thing to run a bash script, if so please pm, it will only take a few seconds to point out my error
[13:00] <whoami> umatjaz: linksys WAP4400N connection on ubuntu
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> readmanr:  start by pastebining the script perhaps and giving the channel the url.
[13:00] <whoami> janisozaur: a wireless card
[13:00] <frogzoo1> readmanr: pastebin your crontab
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> readmanr:  and you are using the full path to the script in crontab.. yea pastebn that also. :)
[13:02] <janisozaur> whoami: oh my, wouldn't have thought of that ;). i mean exactly, model name
[13:02] <janisozaur> whoami: you mention that you are connected to the router right now?
[13:02] <janisozaur> whoami: using ubuntu?
[13:02] <whoami> janisozaur: yes
[13:02] <whoami> am on wired n/w tjough
[13:02] <whoami> :(
[13:03] <janisozaur> whoami: ah, i see
[13:03] <whoami> u want me to pastebin lspci or sumthin
[13:03] <kamil> Hey could someone help me with adding applications to the top panel as shortcuts?
[13:04] <bazhang> kamil, right click add to panel not working?
[13:04] <janisozaur> whoami: yes
[13:04] <whoami> janisozaur: 1 sec
[13:04] <kamil> bazhang no its not, and i can't drag stuff from the applications menu either
[13:05] <bazhang> kamil, left click grab and drop on panel?
[13:05] <whoami> janisozaur: http://pastebin.com/m531758bf
[13:05] <ubuntunewbie> hi , I have some question , I had a dvd burn with Nero on window xp with multisection enable.Now I am using ubuntu , is it possible to continue the burning without erasing other data ? using brasero ?
[13:05] <readmanr> Dr_Willis, frogzoo1 http://paste.ubuntu.com/236549/
[13:05] <bazhang> kamil, what version of ubuntu? compiz enabled?
[13:06] <sh4rk89> hi folks
[13:06] <janisozaur> whoami: hmmm... intel 4965 agn should be supported pretty well, i think you can even get some extended functionality with aircrack with this hardware
[13:06] <whoami> janisozaur: my iwconfig shows the n/w and ssid and strenght all
[13:06] <janisozaur> whoami: n/w?
[13:06] <James_Bond> thank for all conversation.
[13:06] <whoami> network
[13:07] <frogzoo1> readmanr: run's every day at 1:00 am?
[13:07] <readmanr> yup
[13:07] <MrKorrupt> Hello ppl
[13:07] <janisozaur> whoami: you mean it tells you, that you are connected to your wifi?
[13:07] <readmanr> prob is that it wont run :-(
[13:07] <readmanr> and the command works fine when run in the terminal
[13:07] <whoami> janisozaur: shall i upgrade my n/w manager
[13:07] <legend2440> pkkm: in terminal type gconf-editor browse to  apps/gnome-power-manager/general is can_hibernate box checked?  also check /buttons
[13:07] <kamil> bazhang, sorry i had to restart, my keyboard stopped working
[13:08] <janisozaur> whoami: well, you should always install latest updates from default repos
[13:08] <witecrow> i need see pic in terminal how can i do it
[13:08] <kamil> bazhang, i'm on ubuntu 9.04 with compiz enabled
[13:08] <bazhang> kamil, left click grab and drag to panel? what happens when you disable compiz
[13:08] <janisozaur> whoami: can you see if "less /var/log/messages" has something suspicious?
[13:08] <frogzoo1> readmanr: 7za needs full path...
[13:08] <erlingre> when using tar I cannot see any effect with or without the p (preserve persmissions) options. Assuming this option has an effect, is it neccesary to include it both during creation and extraction of the archive?
[13:08] <kamil> bazhang, when i try to drag nothing happens
[13:08] <whoami> janisozaur: lemme check
[13:08] <janisozaur> whoami: probably somewhere near the end
[13:08] <MrKorrupt> Hi, I am having problems running xvid files in my ubuntu... i tried to get VLC player and the codecs and even real player and ffmpeg but still nothing work, I load up the file it displays no video, u can hear 1 sec of sound then program exits... CAN YOU HELP ME???
[13:09] <kamil> bazhang, and i have the compiz disable application and it still doesnt work
[13:09] <bazhang> kamil, that is odd, which window decorator are you using
[13:09] <indus> janisozaur: i have seen some users here have trouble with the intel 4695
[13:09] <kamil> bazhang,whats a window decorator? the theme?
[13:09] <indus> janisozaur: it detected ,modules loaded etc, but just wont connect
[13:09] <whoami> k
[13:09] <albech> can anyone recommend a good environment for writing C?
[13:09] <frogzoo1> readmanr: oh dear - did you write that script in notepad?
[13:09] <janisozaur> readmanr: it seems that your file has windows endingns
[13:09] <bazhang> kamil, like emerald, or others
[13:09] <frogzoo1> albech: emacs, none better
[13:09] <grawity> kamil: window decorator is the program that draws the window borders.
[13:10] <janisozaur> readmanr: run dos2unix on that file
[13:10] <grawity> kamil: emerald and metaciry, for example.
[13:10] <kamil> bazhang, I have no idea, how could i check that
[13:10] <grawity> kamil: metacity*
[13:10] <readmanr> I used scite to write it
[13:10] <linuxn00b> hello!
[13:10] <frogzoo1> readmanr:  janisozaur is correct, run dos2unix on it
[13:10] <philliph> Hi all, I was wondering if someone could help me with the "set" command ?
[13:10] <oldude67> !flash
[13:10] <janisozaur> whoami: what laptop do you have? is perhaps some intel based, bussiness line model?
[13:10] <readmanr> yes its the ! that is broken
[13:11] <readmanr> i will resave
[13:11] <pawan> hi
[13:11] <whoami> janisozaur: http://pastebin.com/m5eeb2c8c
[13:11] <pawan> how to rebuild grub
[13:11] <indus> pawan: hi
[13:11] <pawan> not detecting vista
[13:11] <whoami> compaq 8510p
[13:11] <bazhang> !grub > pawan
[13:11] <indus> pawan: what happened before
[13:11] <pawan> didnt worked
[13:11] <dremits> hey all why can't i find the line ;extension=php_mcrypt.dll in my php.ini file in ubuntu 9.04?
[13:11] <Ademan> does anyone know the distinction between a console and a tty? like /dev/console and /dev/tty1 for instance
[13:11] <kamil> grawity, I do no know which one i'm using, is there a way to tell?
[13:12] <grawity> dremits: because on Linux, the libraries have .so extensions.
[13:12] <MrKorrupt> Hi, I am having problems running xvid files in my ubuntu... i tried to get VLC player and the codecs and even real player and ffmpeg but still nothing work, I load up the file it displays no video, u can hear 1 sec of sound then program exits... CAN YOU HELP ME???
[13:12] <grawity> dremits: apt-get install php-mcrypt
[13:12] <grawity> dremits: er, I mean, php5-mcrypt
[13:12] <janisozaur> Ademan: well, there is some difference, you may want to read about pts (or ptmx)
[13:12] <indus> pawan: try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=817819
[13:12] <dremits> grawity cheers
[13:12] <abbazabba> hey everyone, how would i go about creating a ntfs partition through linux?
[13:12] <janisozaur> whoami: i have the very same laptop now
[13:12] <mArY[jAnE]_31> ctc any1?? ^_^
[13:12] <janisozaur> whoami: and i know what the problem might be :D
[13:13] <philliph> Hi everyone, I am trying to compile something that I would normally compile on Fedora 9, the make file contains a command like "set -o pipefail ; etc etc", however I keep getting that -o pipefail is an illegal option, anyone know why ?
[13:13] <janisozaur> whoami: the deal is just as i thought. this line has what's called AMT, intel Advanced Management Tools
[13:13] <indus> abbazabba: with live cd?
[13:13] <abbazabba> indus: nah i am on regular os
[13:13] <whoami> janisozaur: ok
[13:13] <janisozaur> whoami: since they use some of the same resources as wifi, it creates troubles
[13:14] <indus> janisozaur: whoami talk about coincidence :)
[13:14] <whoami> indus: yay
[13:14] <whoami> :)
[13:14] <Ademan> janisozaur: thanks
[13:14] <abbazabba> indus: i'm on gparted, but i can't format a partition to nfts
[13:14] <janisozaur> whoami: so currently there's no easy-fix, though disabling AMT (ctrl-p during boot) might help
[13:14]  * whoami thinks he should start hanging in channel permanently
[13:14] <Dr_Willis> abbazabba:  you need the proper ntfs-tools packagte installed.
[13:14] <indus> abbazabba: hmm i thought ext3 and fat32 with ntfs was also in the options
[13:14] <Dr_Willis> !info ntfs-tools
[13:14] <janisozaur> whoami: although, the good news...
[13:15] <grawity> !info ntfsprogs
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> there we go :)
[13:15] <abbazabba> Dr_Willis: sudo apt-get ntfs-tools?
[13:15] <dremits> grawity i get this: php5-mcrypt is already the newest version.
[13:15] <abbazabba> install*
[13:15] <whoami> janisozaur: you mean we can make it work disabling AMT
[13:15] <janisozaur> whoami: being very frustrated with the issue i was looking kernel commit logs and in one of them i found very nice piece of information
[13:15] <abbazabba> indus: fat32 but ntfs is still unselected
[13:15] <whoami> janisozaur: what was that
[13:15] <jacky4> hay can someone help me set up a vnc server real fast using terminal...the defualt one with ubuntu isnt working for me...nor is tightvnc server
[13:15] <indus> abbazabba: hmm but it is there as an option?
[13:16] <janisozaur> whoami: may i /msg you?
[13:16] <indus> abbazabba: never saw it before
[13:16] <abbazabba> indus: yeah
[13:16] <whoami> janisozaur: sure sir
[13:16] <Beyecixramd> AFK.
[13:16] <indus> sir
[13:16] <indus> :)
[13:16] <grawity> dremits: ah, it loads mcrypt through /etc/php5/cli/conf.d/mcrypt.in
[13:16] <Dr_Willis> jacky4:  if you install vnc4server you need to edit the .vnc/xstartup script to run a proper window manager.. perhaps same issue with tightvnc
[13:16] <grawity> dremits: er, /etc/php5/cli/conf.d/mcrypt.ini :/
[13:16] <indus> !cookie > janisozaur
[13:16] <sipior> philliph: are you invoking /bin/sh instead of /bin/bash?
[13:16] <abbazabba> just installed ntfsprogs
[13:16] <abbazabba> lets see
[13:16] <whoami> indus: sir.
[13:16] <whoami> :)
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> abbazabba:  thers also the mkfs.ntfs command :)
[13:17] <janisozaur> indus: :D
[13:17] <indus> whoami: good luck man
[13:17] <jacky4> dr_willis: tight vnc worked fine...the resolution wasnt correct and the delete or enter keys didnt work so i couldnt enter shit in termal over vnc
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> abbazabba:  but i found that can be slow to format ntfs..
[13:17] <indus> i hope you get things working
[13:17] <whoami> i will make sure i stay here from now
[13:17] <philliph> Hi can anyone help me ?
[13:17] <whoami> and help others
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> jacky4:  the res can be set when you run the vncserver   as for keys - no idea.
[13:17] <grawity> philliph: just ask your question.
[13:17] <abbazabba> Dr_Willis: you know us laymen and our love for the gui's =] ntfsprogs worked though..
[13:17] <philliph> sipior, hey let me just check
[13:17] <MrKorrupt> Hi, I am having problems running xvid files in my ubuntu... i tried to get VLC player and the codecs and even real player and ffmpeg but still nothing work, I load up the file it displays no video, u can hear 1 sec of sound then program exits... CAN YOU HELP ME???
[13:17] <dremits> grawity that file is blank
[13:18] <philliph> grawity: i have asked :)
[13:18] <kamil> bazhang, I think i'm using the default one that ubuntu comes with, i have not changed anything with that
[13:18] <abbazabba> before i throw all my info on this ntfs partition, both windows and linux could write/read/delete and everything off off ntfs partitions right?
[13:18] <jacky4> dr_Willis: my problem is i cant do anything in terminal...i dont know how to do that stuff
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> jacky4:  time to learn some terminal basics i guess...
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> jacky4:  vncserver --help shows the options.
[13:19] <jacky4> i wish there was a vnc server that opens the options in x besides the default one that comes with ubuntu
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> jacky4:  also the vncservers read various config files to set its defaults
[13:19] <philliph> sipior: there are an incredible amount of Rules including other rules I'm not sure where it sort of starts, but its likely that its /bin/sh
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> set: usage: set [--abefhkmnptuvxBCHP] [-o option] [arg ...]
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> ops
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> vncserver [-geometry <width>x<height>]
[13:19] <jacky4> do i put the brackets in?
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> No...
[13:20] <jacky4> lol see i have no idea what im doing
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> brackets mean its an optional argument. Bash basics.
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> time to spend an hr reading up on bash then i guess
[13:20] <abbazabba> whats the average size for a swap partition?
[13:20] <pawan> hi
[13:20] <philliph> Hi everyone, I am trying to compile something that I would normally compile on Fedora 9, the make file contains a command like "set -o pipefail ; etc etc", however I keep getting that -o pipefail is an illegal option, anyone know why ?
[13:20] <pawan> what parameters should be given to root command
[13:20] <philliph> I know this is not really ubuntu related
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> abbazabba:  there is no average size use what you need.. i always make at least 512mb.
[13:20] <philliph> so if I should go elsewhere let me know
[13:21] <jacky4> dr_willis: how would i make tightvnc start on startup
[13:21] <oldude67> abbazabba, double your ram, unless you have plenty of.
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> jacky4:  /etc/rc.local or best to just ssh in and run it as needed
[13:21] <pawan> !psate
[13:21] <abbazabba> Dr_Willis: alright so 512 should be good
[13:21] <pawan> !paste
[13:21] <abbazabba> oldude67: i have 4gigs right now
[13:21] <oldude67> abbazabba, 32 bit or 64 bit os?
[13:21] <sipior> philliph: you can just specify the shell to be /bin/bash via an environment variable.
[13:21] <pawan> http://paste.ubuntu.com/236559/
[13:22] <abbazabba> oldude67: 64
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> abbazabba:  i would just use 512mb then
[13:22] <pawan> how to resetup grub
[13:22] <philliph> sipior: which environment variable?
[13:22] <oldude67> i would give it some room
[13:22] <oldude67> abbazabba, sorry i would give it some room..its new.
[13:22] <sipior> philliph: "SHELL" would be a good first choice...
[13:22] <philliph> sipior: well when I run bash and then try to make it still complains
[13:22] <abbazabba> oldude67: so you say a gig?
[13:23] <philliph> sipior: i just checked and SHELL is bash
[13:23] <philliph> sipior: should i try sh /
[13:23] <erUSUL> philliph: is the shell; ubuntu by default uses dash as its sh. the set of dash does not understand -o probably
[13:24] <oldude67> abbazabba, how much hard drive space do you have?
[13:24] <philliph> erUSUL: I've just checked though and $SHELL seems to be /bin/bash
[13:24] <Guest64599> indus:
[13:24] <abbazabba> oldude67: 500gb
[13:24] <sipior> philliph: then it's time for you to give the writer of the makefile a call.
[13:25] <Guest64599> janisozaur:
[13:25] <mataks> help pls.. what program needs to install the windows sharing service?
[13:25] <kamil> Hey, could someone help me with adding things to the panel, I have no "Add to panel" option
[13:25] <whoami1> indus: i was logged out
[13:25] <whoami1> :(
[13:25] <philliph> sipior: no longer works for us, I can wait until tomorrow and figure it out at work was just attempting to see if it was a simple issue, I might look more into bash
[13:25] <whoami1> janisozaur:
[13:25] <oldude67> abbazabba, 1 gig would do fine
[13:25] <janisozaur> whoami1: did you get my messages
[13:25] <janisozaur> ?
[13:25] <whoami1> janisozaur: was logged off
[13:25] <whoami1> power failure
[13:26] <mataks> help pls.. what program needs to install the windows sharing service?. what will i type in terminal?
[13:26] <oldude67> abbazabba, rule of thumb, always double your ram...
[13:27] <abbazabba> oldude67: 8 gigs! after that i could only double it once more ;D
[13:27] <MrKorrupt> Hi, I am having problems running xvid files in my ubuntu... i tried to get VLC player and the codecs and even real player and ffmpeg but still nothing work, I load up the file it displays no video, u can hear 1 sec of sound then program exits... CAN YOU HELP ME???
[13:27] <oldude67> abbazabba, but in your case 1 gig should do.
[13:27] <juxta> I'm seeing lines in my syslog for a failed modprobe of 'xen_blkfront' - how can I track down what's causing these?
[13:28] <grawity> mataks: Install these packages: samba system-config-samba nautilus-share
[13:28] <oldude67> abbazabba, 8 is more then enough....unless you want to run all of linux at once.
[13:28] <kamil> Hey, I can't add applications to my panels, or drag things from the App menu, can someone help plz? :)
[13:28] <oldude67> :D
[13:28] <abbazabba> hehe
[13:28] <erUSUL> juxta: what lines ?
[13:28] <erUSUL> juxta: are they posted anywhere (a pastebin)
[13:29] <indus> MrKorrupt: i can play xvid fine
[13:29] <mataks> grawity, when i try to share a folder it says it needs to install windows sharing service. is that the file i need to download?
[13:29] <juxta> erUSUL: sure, just a sec
[13:29] <indus> MrKorrupt: is this a problem with one particular xvid file?
[13:29] <erUSUL> MrKorrupt: happens with all the files you tried ? or onlyu with one ?
[13:29] <grawity> mataks: I gave you three package names. You need to install them using either System -> Configuration -> Synaptic, or using 'apt-get' on the Terminal.
[13:29] <juxta> erUSUL: http://pastebin.com/d36f2ca54
[13:30] <indus> i always recommend running it through totem first so it searaches for the codecs auto and installs it
[13:30] <mataks> grawity,  ok thnx
[13:30] <juxta> erUSUL: that's just a grep of them for today
[13:30] <MrKorrupt> HAPPENS WITH ALL THE FILES
[13:30] <MrKorrupt> if it happened with one then i know its that file is damaged
[13:30] <indus> MrKorrupt: which version of ubuntu? is this HD?
[13:31] <indus> high deff
[13:31] <bazhang> MrKorrupt, 32bit or 64
[13:31] <MrKorrupt> 9.04 and hmmm 32bit
[13:31] <indus> MrKorrupt: what does totem say?
[13:31] <bazhang> MrKorrupt, what about w32codecs from medibuntu.org and ubuntu-restricted-extras package
[13:32] <indus> MrKorrupt: i mean... any errors
[13:32] <indus> MrKorrupt: on the side bar, it will tell which codec the file is , can u tell me which one
[13:32] <legend2440> kamil: open Applications choose  something like firefox and right click choose Add to panel or Add to desktop doesnt work?
[13:32] <MrKorrupt> X vid....
[13:32] <MrKorrupt> ms-video
[13:33] <indus> MrKorrupt: and the error you get?
[13:33] <MrKorrupt> no say
[13:33] <erUSUL> juxta: maybe you need to be running on a xen kernel for the modules to work ? is that the case ?
[13:33] <bazhang> MrKorrupt, w32codecs installed?
[13:33] <MrKorrupt> it just closes
[13:33] <MrKorrupt> and disapperas?
[13:33] <kamil> legend2440, no when I right click it just opens with application
[13:33] <MrKorrupt> w32 codecs
[13:33] <MrKorrupt> well let me check
[13:33] <mataks> grawity,  when i try to type "sudo apt-get install samba" i get this error msg  .... "Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable distribution that some required packages have not yet been created or been moved out of Incoming. The following information may help to resolve the situation: The following packages have unmet dependencies: samba: Depends: samba-common (= 2
[13:33] <mataks> :3.3.2-1ubuntu3.1) but 2:3.3.6-1~bpo50+1 is to be installed."
[13:33] <bazhang> MrKorrupt, from medibuntu.org ; instructions on the site
[13:33] <legend2440> kamil: your using gnome?
[13:33] <indus> bazhang: do we really need those codecs since feisty?
[13:34] <kamil> legend2440, yes I am, ubuntu 9.04 with compiz
[13:34] <juxta> erUSUL: I don't have anything to do with xen... I'm just trying to work out why the module is trying to load in the first place
[13:34] <bazhang> indus, sometimes yes I have found
[13:34] <indus> bazhang: and on top of that i was on 64 bit and never used them
[13:34] <indus> bazhang: hmm yes i guess
[13:34] <bazhang> indus, especially with ms-video w64codecs for you though
[13:34] <legend2440> kamil: not sure  i dont use compiz.maybe that has something to do with it
[13:35] <erUSUL> MrKorrupt: next thing to try В« mplayer -vo x11 file.avi В»
[13:35] <kamil> legend2440, I have disabled compiz and tried and i get the same results
[13:35] <mataks> help pls. i can't install samba
[13:35] <indus> bazhang:does taht auto codec search install that too? i believe yes?
[13:35] <bazhang> kamil, what about alt f2 metacity --replace and try again to left click grab to panel
[13:35] <jfincher__> so I can see the "mobile broadband" connection in my "network connections" but I can't see any way to connect to it.  How do I connect to it?
[13:35] <bazhang> indus, no, not from medibuntu
[13:35] <erUSUL> juxta: ah ok...
[13:36] <juxta> erUSUL: seems to trigger when some crontabs run.. but I dont see it listed anywhere in my crons
[13:36] <indus> bazhang: i mean,doesnt ubuntu auto download all codecs today? after asking about license ?
[13:36] <kamil> legend2440, alright did that, same thing, it opens on right click
[13:37] <erUSUL> juxta: every hour or so...
[13:37] <bazhang> indus, without medibuntu repos? how could it
[13:37] <legend2440> kamil: try this. right click panel and select Add to panel and select Custom Application Launcher then filli in name with lests say Firefox then in command type firefox .lets see if that works
[13:37] <juxta> erUSUL: pretty much, yeah
[13:37] <indus> bazhang: hmm i dont know, i have played every single file with just auto codec install , and ffmpeg does that w32 codec too
[13:37] <indus> bazhang: wait i chec k again
[13:37] <kamil> legend2440, there is no option like that when I right click the panel, only Help and About Panel
[13:37] <martin__> http://pastebin.org/5317 <- hi guys.. why is that? the passphrases do match.
[13:38] <erUSUL> juxta: /etc/cron.hourly/ empty ?
[13:38] <juxta> erUSUL: yeah, nothing in there
[13:39] <legend2440> kamil: something i wrong. you are missing  four other options that should be there besides Help and About
[13:39] <legend2440> is*
[13:39] <indus> bazhang: yeah ,ffmpeg extra plugins
[13:39] <kamil> legend2440, Yeha i thought so, I used the previous ubuntu and I had everything working, when I installed 9.04 I was missing them
[13:39] <indus> bazhang: i played x vid ms video a few days ago with those
[13:40] <indus> bazhang: totem
[13:40] <Evet> DNS settings resetting every reboot. How can I make DNS settings permanent?
[13:40] <nexsja> What can i use to unpack an iso?
[13:40] <bazhang> indus, dont know never use totem
[13:40] <indus> but nvm maybe some cases still require it i have to believe it
[13:40] <nexsja> or to fix an iso... it may be corrupted..
[13:40] <bazhang> nexsja, md5 the iso
[13:40] <indus> doesnt vlc use ffmpeg? what does it use? their own codec?
[13:41] <erUSUL> juxta: dpkg -l | grep xen | grep '^ii'
[13:41] <erUSUL> juxta: what does this returns ?
[13:41] <erUSUL> indus: their own codecs
[13:41] <kaptengu> using partimage a created an image of a 15G partition and restored it to a 80G partition. Now the 80GB is showing 7G used and 8G free, how can I fix this?
[13:41] <gilesw> elo all
[13:41] <martin__> http://pastebin.org/5317 <- hi guys.. why might that be? the passphrases do match.
[13:41] <juxta> erUSUL: nothing
[13:41] <gilesw> i'm trying to rebuild this source package
[13:41] <nexsja> bazhang: i don't have anything to check with
[13:41] <gilesw> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/+source/open-vm-tools/2008.01.23-74039-0ubuntu1
[13:42] <erUSUL> kaptengu: pass an fsck ?
[13:42] <bazhang> nexsja, ubuntu iso?
[13:42] <indus> erUSUL: dont they violate licenses ? how come its in universe?
[13:42] <jfincher__> I've removed network manager from my panel, how do I add it back?
[13:42] <janisozaur> indus: should you want to know, AMT is advanced management tools (by intel) used in bussiness line notebooks, hp 8510p escpecially, which causes problems with wifi since they both use some of the same resources. browsing through kernel commit logs and recent rfkill rewrite, i've found that one of them mentioned that now iwlagn can coexist with wifi (it was for 2.6.31 kernel) so karmic alpha 3 should be working fine and final karmic defi
[13:42] <nexsja> bazhang: red alert 2 iso :D
[13:42] <gilesw> it says it's been added to the repository but i can't seem to get hold of it
[13:42] <bazhang> nexsja, that is not supported here
[13:42] <Evet> DNS settings resetting every reboot. How can I make DNS settings permanent?
[13:42] <bazhang> !piracy > nexsja
[13:42] <erUSUL> indus: i dunno IANAL
[13:43] <indus> erUSUL: IANAL? Please decipher
[13:43] <nexsja> bazhang: generally, an iso file?
[13:43] <bazhang> indus, I am no a lawyer
[13:43] <jfincher__> indus: IANAL == I Am Not A Lawy
[13:43] <grawity> indus: "I Am Not A Lawyer"
[13:43] <jfincher__> er
[13:43] <erUSUL> juxta: i dunno what may be happening... you can ask in #ubuntu-server maybe there is someone there who knows
[13:43] <kaptengu> erUSUL: it's NTFS, does it matter, use fsck anyway? Tried chkdsk, didn't help
[13:43] <erUSUL> indus: i am not a lawyer
[13:43] <indus> omg guys, who invents these abbreviations
[13:43] <indus> but thank you all
[13:43] <juxta> erUSUL: no problems - thanks :)
[13:43] <indus> learned a new one damn !
[13:43] <jfincher__> indus: people on the Internet, years ago
[13:44] <erUSUL> kaptengu: if its ntfs use windows tools if you can... maybe if yo resize the partion via gparted ?
[13:44] <need_help> hey need help when i reboot, an error appear: your session lasted less than 10 seconds due to install package or diskspace: my /home parition disk 40G when i log out and re-log in it work ! why thx
[13:44] <grawity> indus: You haven't heard "TLA" yet.
[13:44] <indus> janisozaur: yes the iwlagn module i hear , so its good to know it should be fixed in karmic
[13:44] <indus> TLA? no what is that one
[13:45] <grawity> indus: Three Letter Acronym.
[13:45] <bazhang> !ot
[13:45] <indus> grawity: lols
[13:45] <Atomic_> !it
[13:45] <gartral> morning all, i cant burn dvds for some reason, i can read them still, but my burner isnt mounting blank disks
[13:45] <doug_> org
[13:46] <indus> janisozaur: i tried to help at least 3 here with the intel 4695 , but couldnt
[13:46] <soapbox> In terminal, how do I upload a file to a specific directory within a server I've connected to
[13:46] <Beyecixramd> back
[13:46] <jrib> soapbox: using scp or something else?
[13:46] <janisozaur> indus: things'll be different with karmic and it's 2.6.31 kernel, oooh, i'm so anxious to try it
[13:46] <erUSUL> soapbox: how did you conected ? ftp? ssh? webDAV ? samba? nfs? ...
[13:47] <soapbox> erUSUL, through ssh
[13:47] <indus> janisozaur: you know what, i think ill install it this weekend, but iam tired of the installer since dapper always looking like iam installing nothing new with same brown window border
[13:47] <soapbox> in ftp I don't have permissions to upload files in that directory so I have to do it in shell
[13:48] <erUSUL> soapbox: В« scp /path/to/localfile user@server:/remote/path/ В» iirc
[13:48] <indus> the only think i change in human is color (a little cream yello) then window border dust and icon tangerine
[13:48] <soapbox> thanks
[13:48] <Tim2> Hello
[13:48] <need_help> hey need help when i reboot, an error appear: your session lasted less than 10 seconds due to install package or diskspace: my /home parition disk 40G when i log out and re-log in it work ! why thx
[13:48] <Tim2> Can anyone help please
[13:48] <martin__> FATAL: Module dm_mod not found. <- which package would that be?
[13:48] <bazhang> Tim2, need a question
[13:48] <grawity> soapbox: Or use 'sftp' instead of 'ftp' - then you'll probably have permissions.
[13:48] <domi_bedn1111> hello i bye.
[13:49] <gartral> morning all, i cant burn dvds for some reason, i can read them still, but my burner isnt mounting blank disks
[13:49] <domi_bedn1111> i dont speak english
[13:49] <indus> Tim2: yes ask question all in one line with commas for different or long sentences
[13:49] <Tim2> Is it possible to play games like Crysis, BF2, Left 4 Dead, and Runescape on linux ?
[13:49] <erUSUL> gartral: balnk disk are not mounted
[13:49] <bazhang> !pl | domi_bedn1111
[13:49] <erUSUL> !wine | Tim2
[13:49] <domi_bedn1111> i'm from poland ;p
[13:49] <bazhang> Tim2, check the appdb
[13:49] <Tim2> erUSUL thanks is it easy ?
[13:49] <indus> Tim2: leftfor dead works but its damn slow for me, runescape i hear runs,
[13:49] <bazhang> !appdb > Tim2
[13:49] <gartral> erUSUL: no, but my dvd rom has a constant spin feature.. its acting like theres no disk
[13:49] <grawity> Tim2: RuneScape is a Java-based game, so you just need sun-java6-plugin
[13:50] <indus> Tim2: also, forums gaming and leisure section has a lot of help on runescape
[13:50] <MrKorrupt> I am now installing the W32codecs file
[13:50] <sipior> Tim2: in all honesty, you're better off dual-booting if you're a serious gamer.
[13:50] <domi_bedn1111> ubottu, i known ;p
[13:50] <erUSUL> Tim2: install wine is easy... installing the games can be easy or not... check appdb
[13:50] <indus> sipior: agreed
[13:50] <MrKorrupt> finished installing WHAT NEXT!!
[13:50] <domi_bedn1111> bye
[13:50] <erUSUL> !appdb | Tim2
[13:50] <bazhang> MrKorrupt, try playing them again
[13:50] <janisozaur> indus: well, i'm not that much into looks as long as i can change wallpaper and have transparent terminal background, wobbly windows and purisa bold as default font :P
[13:50] <indus> sipior:unless you like id games
[13:51] <erUSUL> gartral: then i dunno... have to run sorry
[13:51] <MrKorrupt> same
[13:51] <MrKorrupt> no change
[13:51] <bazhang> MrKorrupt, what application
[13:51] <indus> janisozaur: all human beings like to look at pleasant things :)) but i do get your point
[13:51] <Tim2> Thank you
[13:51] <MrKorrupt> VLC and Movie player
[13:51] <indus> janisozaur: aaah hate compi
[13:51] <indus> MrKorrupt: hmm tried in vlc?
[13:51] <MrKorrupt> same
[13:51] <gartral> Tim2: if your going to game from Steam, i HIGHLY suggest grabbing wine 1.1.22 and compileing yourself.. runescape is a java game, and works fine.. crysis... dunno
[13:51] <bazhang> MrKorrupt, and you have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed?
[13:52] <MrKorrupt> no
[13:52] <MrKorrupt> how do i get that to install
[13:52] <bazhang> MrKorrupt, then install them
[13:52] <bazhang> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras MrKorrupt
[13:52] <bazhang> MrKorrupt, tab and enter through the license agreements
[13:53] <indus> bazhang: hmm i thought totem movie player might have installed them auto
[13:53] <soapbox> In scp when I call from /home as the first directory it say it doesn't exist
[13:53] <janisozaur> indus: when i switch to windows i always miss the easy of software management, mark-and-paste (the additional clipboard that X gives you) and wobbly windows ;). but i guess it's getting quite OT
[13:53] <gartral> indus: if totem installs anything, its for itself
[13:53] <soapbox> what is the first directory in the filepath on a default ubuntu installation
[13:53] <MrKorrupt> cool
[13:53] <indus> gartral: ya and it does install well, its good at throwing errors too i feel
[13:53] <soapbox> or what is the path to /home/ is a better question
[13:53] <grawity> soapbox: Umm, it's /home
[13:53] <indus> MrKorrupt: works now?
[13:54] <bazhang> MrKorrupt, that should do it for you, it is a big download
[13:54] <grawity> soapbox: You need to run 'scp' on the _local_ machine though.
[13:54] <martin__> http://pastebin.org/5317 <- hi guys.. why might that be? the passphrases do match.
[13:54] <indus> yeah OT
[13:54] <indus> ok i need some help
[13:54] <soapbox> How do I tell it to run on _local_machine
[13:55] <indus> last few months i have had tis issue, my cd rom/.dvd is not detected in 9.04
[13:55] <gartral> shiretoko wont load links from external applications
[13:55] <janisozaur> indus: anyway, just one more thing about iwlagn. i've found the commit log, it's from 22.05, so if you help someone, tell them to update to kernel newer than that date ;)
[13:55] <bazhang> indus, using which app
[13:55] <bazhang> gartral, sure it will
[13:56] <bazhang> gartral, set in preferred applications
[13:56] <indus> bazhang: the cd rom is not loaded(or seen) by kernel at all, i also filed a bug. its amd 690 g motherboard chipset\
[13:56] <jan____> hey, which version of ruby will be bundled on karmic? does anyone know?
[13:56] <Roland> what newsgroup should I write to, do get help with modifying an usb-to-serial converter driver?
 How do I tell it to run on _local_machine?
[13:56] <bazhang> jan____, ask in #ubuntu+1
[13:56] <sipior> jan____: that may not be set in stone yet.
[13:56] <gartral> bazhang: i have it set as default browser, but i click a link, and it opens too my homepage, ignoreing the link completely
[13:57] <indus> bazhang: dmesg says hardware reset failed sata1 device not ready. failed due to hardware bug, retry pmp=0
[13:57] <bazhang> gartral, set where
[13:57] <gartral> martin__: try add -v too the command so we get verbose output
[13:57] <dremits> hey does anyone have jittery flash in ubuntu?
[13:57] <indus> bazhang: amd did make a patch, but i dont know if ubuntu integrate it
[13:57] <pe> hi, in which file I'm defining my В»pathВ«?
[13:57] <gartral> bazhang: in prefered applications
[13:58] <pe> .profile?
[13:58] <mataks> help pls i can't install samba.
[13:58] <gartral> !PATH | pe
[13:58] <indus> check this link guys http://kerneltrap.org/mailarchive/git-commits-head/2008/6/14/2122314
[13:58] <gartral> !path | pe
[13:58] <legend2440> gartral: open system>preferences>preferred applications>Internet for web browser choose custom  and in command enter   firefox-3.5 %s
[13:58] <bazhang> gartral, external from irc client?
[13:58] <jan____> bazhang: thanks
[13:59] <indus> bazhang: janisozaur http://kerneltrap.org/mailarchive/git-commits-head/2008/6/14/2122314
[13:59] <gartral> bazhang legend2440 any external application, IRC, IM, text editors, dialog boxes...
[13:59] <pawan> hi
[13:59] <legend2440> gartral:  the %s is what makes it use external links
[13:59] <indus> seems like it was there in hardy, then had a regression in jaunty
[13:59] <gougou> how to uninstall  wine
[13:59] <pawan> how to find out hd0,hd1
[14:00] <indus> gougou: sudo apt-get remove wine
[14:00] <JenniferB> how can I run a .bin file (not from console) ..
[14:00] <indus> pawan: numbering starts from 0
[14:00] <pepperjack> JenniferB: right-click properties mark executable then double-click usually
[14:00] <venu> realplayer on ubuntu
[14:00] <pawan> ok but how to find where is vista installed
[14:00] <martin__> gartral: doesn't show more.. but i just found out that gparted can't see my partition table.. which is strange because i booted from one of these partitions
[14:00] <MrKorrupt> I installed it.... and well still doesnt WORK
[14:00] <gartral> legend2440: whats the command too get to the prefered applications settings? i running E17 right now, my gnome is Borked
[14:00] <bazhang> venu, mplayer can play most of those
[14:01] <janisozaur> pawan: i think you can use "find"
[14:01] <pepperjack> pawan: sudo fdisk -l  look for the ntfs partition
[14:01] <soapbox> I am attempting to SCP and I am getting this error: http://pastebin.com/d115f0347 : I have to find a way to upload this file.
[14:01] <gartral> martin__: thats why its failing, you cant perform partion edits on a mounted drive!
[14:01] <venu> google earth on it
[14:01] <pawan> there are more than one ntfs partitions
[14:01] <grawity> soapbox: you're doing it on the wrong machine, I guess.
[14:01] <VCoolio> gartral: gnome-control-center contains it too I think?
[14:01] <legend2440> gartral:   gnome-default-applications-properties
[14:01] <soapbox> You can't scp on an ubuntu box?
[14:01] <bazhang> !googleearth | venu
[14:02] <JenniferB> pepperjack: can't see that option .. i have already run chmod + x file
[14:02] <indus> MrKorrupt: thats strange.i want you to run it in movie player and check the error again
[14:02] <martin__> gartral: i don't want to.. /dev/sdb2 is not mounted.. i think o.O
[14:02] <grawity> soapbox: you can, but you must do this from the local shell.
[14:02] <MrKorrupt> no ERROR
[14:02] <gougou> I don't use  Dpkg install wine ,how  to uninstall wine
[14:02] <MrKorrupt> Opens and then closes
[14:02] <gartral> martin__: is it on a partition on the same drive thats mounted
[14:02] <pepperjack> JenniferB: double-click should work then depending on the file type.  might do a 'file filename.bin' command on the file to see if its binary or script or what
[14:02] <soapbox> How can I get this file in that directory on that other server then? I attempted ftp earlier and couldn't.
[14:02] <martin__> gartral: /dev/sdb1 is my / (that's mounted) and i want to format /dev/sdb2 with luks
[14:02] <indus> MrKorrupt: ok do you have mplayer installed?
[14:03] <MrKorrupt> movie player
[14:03] <MrKorrupt> ??
[14:03] <donnybrasco> hello - is anyone able to help me configure my rocketfish bluetooth keyb/mouse combo?
[14:03] <gougou> It doesn't work   dpkg  -r wine
[14:03] <indus> MrKorrupt: no its in synaptic
[14:03] <janisozaur> soapbox: nautilus supports sftp://
[14:03] <indus> MrKorrupt: install and try it
[14:03] <venu> tell about gui installation of google on ubuntu
[14:03] <martin__> but gparted doesn't even recognize one of these partitions.. which is what i don't get, gartral
[14:03] <indus> MrKorrupt: its called mplayer
[14:03] <Roland> what newsgroup should I write to, do get help with modifying an usb-to-serial converter driver?
[14:03] <bazhang> MrKorrupt, what version of ubuntu
[14:03] <indus> !info testdisk
[14:04] <soapbox> janisozaur: http://live.gnome.org/Nautilus this nautilus?
[14:04] <janisozaur> soapbox: nautilus is default file manager in ubuntu
[14:04] <gartral> martin__: those are different partitions on the same drive! you cant edit the other partition because your booting from THAT drive! boot up with a live CD and you can make your edit
[14:04] <johnseamus> anybody has experience in multicast forwarding here?
[14:04] <indus> soapbox: the file manager is nautilus like explorer in windows
[14:04] <bazhang> venu, google? or google earth
[14:05] <gartral> legend2440: the %s was already there... shiretoko just isnt accepting links
[14:05] <MrKorrupt> 9.04
[14:05] <indus> soapbox: the window you see when you click on a file or go to a directory,
[14:05] <soapbox> ah, how can i utilize it for sftp then?
[14:05] <venu> get me help me in google earth
[14:05] <martin__> gartral: you're sure? O.o i mean.. i don't use that other partition atm.. and i'M pretty sure gparted should see the partition table of that device.
[14:05] <janisozaur> soapbox: you'd want something like this: sftp://root@64.50.165.94/
[14:05] <bazhang> venu, did you read the link I sent you?
[14:05] <indus> soapbox: janisozaur is probably talking about the location bar in there
[14:05] <bazhang> venu, that explains it all
[14:05] <johnseamus> anybody knows how to setup multicast routing ?
[14:05] <indus> MrKorrupt: sudo apt-get install mplayer
[14:06] <dremits> hey where is java in ubuntu?
[14:06] <MrKorrupt> yer
[14:06] <soapbox> janisozaur, indus: I'll try it right now.
[14:06] <MrKorrupt> i did that
[14:06] <indus> MrKorrupt: ok now try playng?
[14:06] <MrKorrupt> same
[14:06] <gartral> martin__: yes im sure, you have 2 partitions on ONE drive... you will never be able too edit either partition as long as your booting off that ONE drive.. why gparted isnt seeing the whole partition tabel, dunno
[14:06] <MrKorrupt> plays for a fraction of second then quit
[14:06] <MrKorrupt> :-(
[14:06] <indus> MrKorrupt: it seems the file encoding hasa problem? can u play these files in windows?
[14:06] <janisozaur> soapbox: and for scp the syntax is "scp /path/to/local/file user@remote.host:/remote/path/to/file"
[14:06] <MrKorrupt> yer
[14:07] <MrKorrupt> 100%
[14:07] <MrKorrupt> plays in windows
[14:07] <martin__> gartral: hm.. k.. i'll try that
[14:07] <indus> MrKorrupt: ok in vlc when you play this, there is a window which shows error messages
[14:07] <martin__> thanks so far.
[14:07] <indus> MrKorrupt: in tools somewhere
[14:07] <mataks> what to type in terminal to update system? i recieve updates earlier but i chose to update later.. and now i want to update.
[14:07] <gartral> martin__: your welcome
[14:07] <indus> MrKorrupt: tools>messages i think can u tell me what it says there
[14:07] <erUSUL> mataks: system>Admin>update manager
[14:08] <johnseamus> anybody knows how to setup multicast routing pls guide me thanks
[14:08] <soapbox> janisozaur, indus: I got it working using the Nautilus browser's sftp, that seemed to work brilliantly.
[14:08] <venu> please tell me about google earth
[14:08] <donnybrasco> johnseamus: I may be able to help
[14:08] <bazhang> venu, did you read the link
[14:08] <gartral> legend2440: the %s is already there... shiretoko just isnt accepting links
[14:08] <MrKorrupt> main info: Runningv vlc with default interfacew
[14:08] <MrKorrupt> NO ERRORS
[14:08] <johnseamus> donnybrasco : yes pls guide me
[14:08] <erUSUL> !medibuntu | venu GE is aviable in this repo
[14:08] <mataks> erUSUL, can i do it in terminal?
[14:08] <gartral> !caps | MrKorrupt
[14:08] <indus> MrKorrupt: play the file and then check
[14:09] <donnybrasco> johnseamus: one second please
[14:09] <erUSUL> mataks: sudo aptitude update && sudo uptitude safe-upgrade
[14:09] <mimmo> salve a tutit
[14:09] <mimmo> ciao ciao ciao
[14:09] <johnseamus> donnybrasco : could i pm u instead?
[14:09] <MrKorrupt> nothing
[14:09] <mataks> erUSUL,  k thnx.
[14:09] <bazhang> mimmo, #ubuntu-it
[14:09] <indus> mimmo: ciao
[14:09] <MrKorrupt> it just closes
[14:09] <indus> MrKorrupt: ok thats bad
[14:09] <gartral> VCoolio: shiretoko has the %s in the command already, it just wont accept links
[14:09] <donnybrasco> johnseamus: sure
[14:10] <indus> bazhang: can you suggest any other ideas for MrKorrupt?
[14:11] <erUSUL> MrKorrupt: have you tried... В« mplayer -vo x11 file.avi В» ?
[14:11] <indus> MrKorrupt: maybe run it from a terminal
[14:12] <sky_1> hi how to use teamspeak ?
[14:12] <indus> MrKorrupt: ya what erUSUL says try that
[14:12] <sky_1> i downloaded it but i dont have somewhere icon
[14:12] <johnseamus> anybody can help me with multicast forwarding here?
[14:12] <MrKorrupt> yer i tried that
[14:12] <kickAss> hello evryone, any idea on cloning a virtual box image to real machine and vice versa?
[14:14] <erUSUL> MrKorrupt: can you post the msgs mplayer printed on terminal ? paste.ubuntu.com
[14:14] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[14:14] <sipior> johnseamus: do you have a specific question?
[14:14] <indus> yikes
[14:15] <indus> aah better
[14:15] <johnseamus> sipior : how specific do u mean?
[14:15] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[14:15] <MrKorrupt> now after that stuff
[14:15] <MrKorrupt> i now have it playing with NO VIDEO
[14:15] <MrKorrupt> :-(
[14:15] <sipior> johnseamus: well, don't make us guess what your problem with multicast forwarding is.
[14:15] <johnseamus> i wanna know how to setup the multicast forwarding on ubuntu
[14:15] <gartral> floodbots: stop flooding!
[14:16] <sipior> johnseamus: where have you looked for documentation?
[14:16] <johnseamus> sipior: google.com
[14:16] <gartral> mode flood x.x
[14:16] <sipior> johnseamus: and you found nothing?
[14:16] <johnseamus> sipior : found alot of sites but none of them works
[14:17] <kickAss> @ johnseamus , elaborate the problem
[14:17] <sipior> johnseamus: now we're getting somewhere. what did you try, and how did it fail?
[14:17] <johnseamus> ok ill explain
[14:17] <johnseamus> basically ubuntu has 2 ethernet interfaces isnt it
[14:17] <kickAss> yeh, then...
[14:17] <bloupotlood> Which pure open source linux distro would be the best to learn for the RHCE exam?
[14:18] <johnseamus> ive gt a server setup broadcasting a stream on a multicast address
[14:18] <Chousuke> bloupotlood: centos? :P
[14:18] <ikanobori> bloupotlood: For RHCE, RH?
[14:18] <sipior> bloupotlood: doesn't the "RH" stand for Red Hat?
[14:18] <bloupotlood> ikanobori: lol
[14:18] <johnseamus> n the ubuntu just sits in between the server n my client n acts as a router
[14:18] <bloupotlood> sipior: i know i know! but its expensive!
[14:18] <kickAss> @ bloupotlood , it all depends on what are u learning for,,,if its for RHCE, go for CentOS, which is preLaunch version of RedHat
[14:18] <MrKorrupt> im restarting my pc
[14:18] <Pici> !offtopic | bloupotlood
[14:18] <johnseamus> so the question now is , my packets frm the server cant get through the router (ubuntu) to my server since the multicast forwarding is not enabled
[14:18] <MrKorrupt> will try to see now
[14:19] <bloupotlood> I got into ubuntu, love it to bits, now want to make a move to linux professionally, think the rhce exam would be a good move.
[14:19] <johnseamus> is this clear enough?
[14:19] <bloupotlood> Pici: sorry about that mate.
[14:19] <bloupotlood> kickAss: thanks.
[14:19] <bloupotlood> Thanks everyone for the quick advise, sorry about the off topic.
[14:19] <sipior> johnseamus: have you set anything in /proc/sys/net?
[14:19] <kickAss> @ bloupotlood , go for it....that will definitely give an extra edge over others [in ur CV]
[14:20] <ohir> bloupotlood: search for 'Red Hat Alternatives'. And stop OT
[14:20] <janisozaur> soapbox: you're welcome
[14:20] <johnseamus> yes im guessing the file that i nid to change is /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/all/mc_forwarding
[14:20] <johnseamus> but whenever i try to write to the file it will giv me an access denied error msg
[14:20] <kickAss> u r welcome
[14:21] <kickAss> permission problem , make sure u have write access to that, right?
[14:21] <marko-_-> !opinion
[14:22] <johnseamus> kickass : im aware of permission bt when i logged in as root i cant change it as well
[14:22] <johnseamus> its like the file which u cant change no matter what privilege u got
[14:22] <MrKorrupt> paste.ubuntu.com/236592
[14:22] <MrKorrupt> http://paste.ubuntu.com/236592
[14:23] <kickAss> @ johnseamus , is it? i've never come accrosss such a scenario when even a root can't change the permision. okey must be uid/gid issue?
[14:23] <coz_> johnseamus,  I just arrived but  did you actually  log off as user and then log in as root with root password?
[14:23] <johnseamus> coz : yes i did
[14:23] <qwyeth> johnseamus:  could it be on a partition mounted as read-only?
[14:23] <kickAss> sticky bit issue,,,
[14:24] <kickAss> change it and u r done!
[14:24] <johnseamus> kickass : im new to linux so im not sure whats iud/gid
[14:24] <johnseamus> qwyeth : im not sure since im new to linux
[14:24] <janisozaur> johnseamus: it's id of user and group respectively
[14:24] <johnseamus> u guys could read up this site its what im experiencing now http://www.trilug.org/pipermail/trilug/Week-of-Mon-20040419/025606.html
[14:25] <johnseamus> janisozaur : could u explain more on id of user n group? sry since im new to this
[14:25] <MrKorrupt> http://paste.ubuntu.com/236592 anyone???
[14:25] <kickAss> okey ,,,have a look here, :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setuid, http://whatilearned2day.wordpress.com/2007/01/09/setting-effective-uidgid-on-linux/, http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/how-to-view-set-user-id-and-set-group-id-133141/ ,,,these might help you a bit
[14:26] <sipior> johnseamus: not all proc files can be modified when the kernel is running.
[14:26] <johnseamus> kickass : thanks for the links
[14:26] <sipior> johnseamus: try here: http://adehp.wordpress.com/2008/11/05/step-by-step-setup-multi-cast-server-using-ubuntu-804/
[14:26] <indus> MrKorrupt: hi
[14:26] <janisozaur> johnseamus: well, you know what an id is, right? global (in this case system-wide) and unique identification of user or group
[14:26] <indus> MrKorrupt: you need to give the filename of the movie to mplayer in terminal
[14:27] <MrKorrupt> 1.avi is the name
[14:27] <johnseamus> sipior : yes ive tried that step by step site n i get the same error the people commented below
[14:27] <kickAss> m pretty much sure, this much be that sticky bit issue, as using this technique, u can even restrict root to do something,,, u r welcome@ johnseamus
[14:27] <MrKorrupt> i changed it to that
[14:27] <indus> MrKorrupt: aah ok wait 1 min
[14:27] <kickAss> mplayer mymovie.avi&
[14:28] <johnseamus> any of u guys know the person who wrote this article? http://adehp.wordpress.com/2008/11/05/step-by-step-setup-multi-cast-server-using-ubuntu-804/
[14:28] <xguru> I'm impressed with ubuntu.  I'm in the middle of transferring years of windows dependencies over to ubuntu.
[14:28] <svanheulen> good morning
[14:28] <johnseamus> i think he missed out a step or two
[14:28] <skunkworks_> ;)
[14:28] <sipior> johnseamus: his name and address appear at the end of the article.
[14:28] <kickAss> @ xguru , welcome to the world of open source....
[14:28] <ixbal> xguru: Once you get past the relative lack of games there's very little to dislike about Ubuntu
[14:29] <MyWay> Hi, how to do aliases with sendmail? I just need to forward 2-3 address
[14:29] <xguru> i'm ok with that, i never played many games :)
[14:29] <xguru>  thanks, i used linux years ago and it had gaps that i couldn't cross, and now ubuntu puts it all together.  Only thing that has been a challenge is ushare with xbox360 :)
[14:29] <johnseamus> sipior : im trying to get in touch wif him now..meanwhile any other ppl here wif experience wif multicast forwarding?
[14:29] <kickAss> @ xguru , its the same for any flavor of linux.....u'll like almost all of them,,,,i've using lots of flavors for quite some time
[14:29] <ixbal> xguru: I used to...but the more that they started piling on DRM and copy protection for games that I actually bought, causing them not to work, the less I cared about wWindows :P
[14:30] <indus> MrKorrupt: try -vo ffmpeg
[14:30] <indus> then filename
[14:30] <svanheulen> I'm having a problem with Ubuntu on some on my servers. They have 2 network cards and apt-get update is doesn't work unless I bring one of them down. ANy ideas?
[14:30] <johnseamus> all the sites that pop up from google just reads the same problem im having
[14:30] <johnseamus> svanheulen : set 1 of ur ethernet cards wif a default gateway
[14:30] <kickAss> make sure only one is active and is the one being detected by ubuntu @ svanheulen
[14:31] <johnseamus> or dhcp n disable the other
[14:31] <svanheulen> johnseamus: they both have a gateway set, should i only set it on one of them?
[14:31] <kickAss> rightly said, i guess that solves the problem , right  @ svanheulen
[14:31] <bluepencil> Is it possible to update ubuntu 8.04 to 9.04 without having to re-install everything?
[14:31] <kickAss> @ svanheulen , yes
[14:31] <kickAss> @ bluepencil ,,yeh
[14:31] <indus> bluepencil: no
[14:31] <kickAss> @ bluepencil , do an distro upgrade
[14:32] <bluepencil> kickAss: sweet, just pop 9.04 in?
[14:32] <indus> bluepencil: first to 8.10 then to 9.04
[14:32] <bazhang> bluepencil, not a one step one, need to pass intermediate version
[14:32] <svanheulen> kickAss: why can't I have both network cards up? I use them both for virtual machines
[14:32] <bluepencil> indus: the user's notebook is 8.04 atm
[14:32] <johnseamus> svanheulen : yes set on just 1 of them n leave the other blank
[14:32] <eights> ping eights
[14:32] <indus> bluepencil: are you familiar with upgrading through the internet?
[14:33] <kickAss> you can't skip a release, thats what we mean....@ bluepencil
[14:33] <emanux> hello, how can terminal in the right click menu?
[14:33] <svanheulen> johnseamus: i'll try that, thanks
[14:33] <bluepencil> indus: mmm...dont think we would have the bandwidth for something like that... < south africa
[14:33] <henrifromtexhoma> for a ubuntu network server wiht mixed linux and window, what is the best file system to use ?
[14:33] <emanux> hello, how can i add terminal in the right click menu?
[14:33] <kickAss> @ emanux ,,u r not clear
[14:33] <bluepencil> kickAss: aah ok
[14:33] <johnseamus> svanheulen : on 2nd thought i dont think a default gateway will work, just set 1 interface to use dhcp n disable the other
[14:33] <indus> bluepencil: then a reinstall will be needed, have the 9.04 cds?
[14:33] <kickAss> 8.04 -> 8.10 -> 9.04 ... @ bluepencil
[14:33] <erUSUL> !intel | MrKorrupt
[14:33] <bluepencil> indus: yar
[14:33] <emanux> hello, how can i add terminal in the right click menu? so that when i right click on folder i can open terminal client there
[14:34] <bazhang> !upgrade | bluepencil
[14:34] <johnseamus> anybody has experience with how to enable multicast forwarding?
[14:34] <bluepencil> kickAss: aah me understand
[14:34] <VCoolio> emanux: install nautilus-open-terminal
[14:34] <donnybrasco> I'm trying to install bluez-firmware-1.2.tar.gz, can anyone help?
[14:34] <kickAss> fine , thanks @ bluepencil
[14:34] <kickAss> @ donnybrasco ,,,what is the prob u r facing during installtion
[14:34] <johnseamus> anybody has experience with multicast forwarding or knows how to use mrouted?
[14:35] <ilmenite> can someone name me a audio equalizer?(for the whole system)
[14:35] <donnybrasco> kickAss: I'm not sure how to use tar.gz - the installation file was pretty confusing to me (sorry I'm fairly new)
[14:35] <svanheulen> johnseamus: it's a server, i don't want the address set dhcp. both interfaces are setup correctly. the only problem is that things going out the default gateway only work right if i bring down one of the interfaces.
[14:35] <indus> donnybrasco: just right click on file and extract or just double click
[14:36] <moncky> donnybrasco: unpack the tar with 'tar zxf file.tar.gz'
[14:36] <tightvnc> hey guys i got vnc server working fine but i have one problem...as soon as i vnc into the machine it logs into root for some reason...i want it to go to my user account...what do i do
[14:36] <indus> double click i say
[14:36] <johnseamus> svanheulen : so u wanna have 2 interfaces running at the same time while u can access ur server?
[14:36] <johnseamus> anybody has knowledge on mrouted here?
[14:36] <donnybrasco> and once I have unpacked it what do I do?
[14:36] <henrifromtexhoma> any advantage to putting music files on an ntfs partitoin to be served to a network with a  ubutnut server?
[14:36] <ilmenite> can someone name me a audio equalizer?(for the whole system)
[14:37] <svanheulen> johnseamus: yes. i have vmware server running and i have virtual machines bridged to both interfaces
[14:37] <emanux> VCoolio: just install nautilus-open-terminal
[14:37] <moncky> donnybrasco: there is a file called INSTALL, read that
[14:37] <emanux> then whats next
[14:37] <kickAss> bye guys...c ya later , have a good day
[14:37] <emanux> no terminal menu appeared in the right click menu
[14:37] <moncky> donnybrasco: it will tell you what dependancies you need, make sure they are installed
[14:38] <VCoolio> emanux: restart nautilus and rightclick in any folder; for your desktop to work maybe logout and back in again
[14:38] <johnseamus> svanheulen : so ur ubuntu is acting as a router in between?
[14:38] <emanux> okie
[14:38] <dennda> http://paste.pocoo.org/show/131705/ <-- Why is this not allowed?
[14:39] <amarillion> Is anyone also experiencing severe slowness of thunderbird lately?
[14:39] <amarillion> Certain messages (spam?) will lead to 100% cpu usage
[14:39] <svanheulen> johnseamus: no, nevermind, forget what i was saying. Is there some reason I should not be able to have 2 network interfaces up at the same time?
[14:39] <jim__> \1
[14:40] <emanux> VCoolio: that's was awesome
[14:40] <tightvnc> hay can someone help me change tightvnc server to log into my username instead of root?
[14:40] <johnseamus> svanheulen : nope , having 2 interfaces up at the same time is fine
[14:40] <VCoolio> emanux: you can also set it so right click on desktop and open terminal opens it in home instead of desktop if you want
[14:40] <johnseamus> anybody has experience wif mrouted or XORP?
[14:40] <svanheulen> johnseamus: k, thanks
[14:40] <ohir> svanheulen: you just _have_to_ tell your linux which interface is the default one, which is connected to the world
[14:41] <johnseamus> svanheulen : ur welcome
[14:41] <svanheulen> ohir: how do i do that?
[14:41] <emanux> wow how i can set that?
[14:41] <VCoolio> emanux: in configuration editor navigate to apps > nautilus-open-terminal
[14:41] <ohir> svanheulen: by setting default route through this interface
[14:41] <AceKing> Does anyone know a good program to rip DVD's? I want to put movies on my Ipod
[14:41] <ilmenite> can someone name me a audio equalizer?(for the whole system)
[14:42] <danbhfive> ilmenite: maybe pulse has one?
[14:42] <ohir> svanheulen: on console type 'man interfaces' and read carefully.
[14:42] <svanheulen> ohir: so i can only have the gateway option set on one of my interfaces?
[14:42] <ilmenite> danbhfive, package name?
[14:42] <ohir> svanheulen: also get some free O'Reilly ebooks about TCP/IP networking and start learn
[14:42] <danbhfive> ilmenite: www search for perfect pulseaudio setup
[14:42] <johnseamus> anyone knows how to use XORP here?
[14:43] <ohir> svanheulen: for default route, yes. Only one.
[14:43] <svanheulen> ohir: thanks
[14:43] <ohir> svanheulen: unless you start building multinetwork routers, its enough to know 'one default gateway' rule
[14:44] <aaronvarghese> can some1 explain ssh
[14:44] <ohir> aaronvarghese: man ssh
[14:44] <aaronvarghese> ok
[14:44] <millertimek1a2m3> hey
[14:45] <millertimek1a2m3> is there anything that i can use to handle multiple monitors with ubuntu?
[14:45] <ohir> aaronvarghese: man sshd, man sshd_config too
[14:45] <emanux> bit so dumb here, where is configuration editor :)
[14:46] <danbhfive> millertimek1a2m3: have you tried xrandr?
[14:46] <aaronvarghese> ok
[14:46] <VCoolio> emanux: applications > system tools
[14:46] <millertimek1a2m3> danbhfive: is that in the add/remove or the SPM?
[14:46] <VCoolio> emanux: or alt+f2 and start typing gconf, it will show up
[14:47] <danbhfive> !xrandr | millertimek1a2m3
[14:47] <millertimek1a2m3> danbhfive: thanks
[14:48] <emanux> gconf: command not found
[14:48] <Author> How do i install packages from karmic into jaunty ?
[14:48] <Viliny> Problem: Im running Enemy territories quake wars on ubuntu, the game is in windowed mode and running with opengl
[14:48] <Viliny> my mouse focus gets stuck in the window in question, is there any way from the OS's viewpoint how i can force the mouse out of the window?
[14:48] <danbhfive> Author: why?
[14:49] <VCoolio> emanux: gconf-editor
[14:49] <dajhorn> Author: Going backwards isn't usually possible with binary packages.
[14:49] <emanux> VCoolio:great
[14:49] <millertimek1a2m3> danbhfive: what about this-https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XineramaHowTo
[14:49] <millertimek1a2m3> danbhfive: should i follow that?
[14:50] <bazhang> xrandr succeeds that millertimek1a2m3
[14:50] <millertimek1a2m3> bazhang: thanks
[14:50] <emanux> VCoolio: thanks, i can further customize here
[14:50] <Author> Current vlc 0.9.9a from jaunty (launchpad Bug #304265) dialog boxes are too big for my netbook and they've been fixed in the new vlc (1.0.0~rc2-1ubuntu1) karmic
[14:51] <Author> dajhorn: I want to go forward, not backwards
[14:51] <aaronvarghese> what do i need to connect to a windows computer from this ubuntu
[14:51] <danbhfive> Author: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-ubuntu.html
[14:51] <Viliny> aaronvarghese, like a remote desktop?
[14:52] <aaronvarghese> vinly, yes
[14:52] <Viliny> i used realvnc for windows and the one that comes with ubuntu... forget what it is called. they work together as the way they communicate is standard
[14:52] <ixbal> aaronvarghese: There should be a remote desktop client included with the installation
[14:53] <Viliny> set one party to listen to clients and you can connect there with the other machine
[14:53] <Author> danbhfive: That's too easy. I assume I want to add the repository for karmic into my ubuntu jaunty so I can install VLC from there ?
[14:53] <aaronvarghese> there iz
[14:53] <aaronvarghese> is
[14:53] <aaronvarghese> in ubuntu
[14:53] <dajhorn> Author: Installing karmic packages on Jaunty will almost certainly need a recompile.  Installing Jaunty packages on Karmic just needs an apt line.
[14:53] <ixbal> Just enable remote logins on te windows machine and go right on in
[14:53] <danbhfive> Author: er, no, you want to follow those directions
[14:53] <aaronvarghese> in windows there is what do i need to connect to a windows computer from this ubuntuone but i dont know what protocol
[14:53] <ixbal> Aaronvarghese: Yes, it's under Applications in the Internet tools section
[14:53] <aaronvarghese> i knoe
[14:53] <ikanobori> aaronvarghese: RDP?
[14:53] <aaronvarghese> knoe
[14:53] <aaronvarghese> ok
[14:53] <aaronvarghese> do use tsc
[14:53] <Viliny> you can install a vnc server in windows aaronvarghese
[14:53] <Gluck> Hi. I've just bought an used Dell monitor and plugged it to my PC. It works fine, but instead of its native 1280x1024 gnome-display-properties manager shows something strange, like 1152x864 or 1360x768. It seems that everyone has problems with Dell monitors. I succeeded making it use 1280x1024 by typing xrandr  --newmode "1280x1024_60.00"  109.00  1280 1368 1496 1712  1024 1027 1034 1063 -hsync +vsync; xrandr --addmode VGA "1280x1024_60.00"; xrandr --o
[14:53] <Gluck> utput VGA --mode "1280x1024_60.00". But system forgets this mode after reboot. How to make it remember it, and remove those strange modes?
[14:53] <VCoolio> Author: there is also a jaunty repo for vlc 1.0: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/c-korn/vlc/ubuntu jaunty main
[14:53] <danbhfive> Author: you just add the ppa to your repositories
[14:54] <coordinador> hi everybody
[14:54] <johnseamus> guys how to compile a source code?
[14:54] <ikanobori> Gluck: By putting it in xorg.conf.
[14:54] <ikanobori> johnseamus: ./configure && make install
[14:54] <ikanobori> Mostly.
[14:54] <pzn> Hi, how do I add a "rule" in ubuntu to auto-run "module-assistant auto-install tp-smapi" when the kernel is upgraded?
[14:54] <bazhang> !compile > johnseamus
[14:54] <Gluck> Doesn't work, at least in Ubuntu.
[14:54] <BigMao> Hi there - I'm using Xinerama with four screens, and I found that my mouse pointer is often "misplaced" when I switch screens.  i.e. the graphical mouse pointer is not in the same place as where I click (or hit Ctrl).  Anyone had this problem before?
[14:54] <ikanobori> Errr, make && make install
[14:54] <Author> dajhorn: Ohh.. true.. this packages are pre-compiled.. I have gentoo background and I'm new to ubuntu.. Thanks for the help
[14:54] <aaronvarghese> will it work even when the windows computer is switched off
[14:54] <ikanobori> Gluck: Yes, it should.
[14:54] <Gluck> ikanobori, Doesn't work, at least in Ubuntu.
[14:54] <Author> VCoolio: nice find !! thanks
[14:55] <Roland> what newsgroup should I write to, do get help with modifying an usb-to-serial converter driver?
[14:55] <moncky> johnseamus: pretty much what ikanobori said, after you decompress the tarball read the INSTALL file
[14:55] <ikanobori> aaronvarghese: No, offcourse not.
[14:55] <Viliny> aaronvarghese, how could it possibly work with the computer powered off?
[14:55] <jacky4> hey how do i view hidden files in my home folder...they are hidden by defualt...i think there is a keyboard command
[14:55] <johnseamus> thanks for all the replies
[14:55] <dajhorn> pzn: Install the dkms package.
[14:55] <aaronvarghese> umm is there a protol that does that
[14:55] <Gluck> ikanobory, yes, it should, but doesn't. It was the first thing I tried.
[14:55] <VCoolio> jacky4: ctrl+h
[14:55] <jacky4> vcoolio: thanks
[14:55] <moncky> jacky4: ls -la will do it from the command line
[14:55] <VCoolio> jacky4: that also works in open file dialogs
[14:55] <dajhorn> pzn: And check that the kernel compiles manually through `sudo m-a`.
[14:56] <Gluck> ikanobory, It seems that gnome-display-properties somehow override xorg.conf settings.
[14:56] <ikanobori> Gluck: IвҖҷm not too familiar with that. Wait for someone to come around who knows.
[14:56] <ixbal> aaronvarghese: Unless you have some kind of wake-on-lan setup you're not going to be able to connect to a powered-down PC over the Internet
[14:56] <ikanobori> As a tip, you can press the first few letters of a nickname and then hit [tab] to autocomplete on most clients.
[14:56] <aaronvarghese> ok
[14:56] <Viliny> Does anyone have any experience with OpenGL games running in windowed mode? As long as my game is running i can't seem to get my mouse out of the game window. Is there a way to force the mouse out of the process?
[14:57] <Gluck> ikanobory, why do you answer then. Thanks for your participation anyway.
[14:57] <pzn> dajhorn: thanks, that solved my needs!
[14:57] <donnybrasco> I'm trying to install bluez-firmware.  I downloaded the package and extracted the tar but I'm having problems installing it
[14:57] <ixbal> Viliny: Tried alt-tab to switch to a different window?
[14:57] <dajhorn> pzn:  Np.
[14:57] <Viliny> ixbal, all the obvious things are tried already.
[14:57] <BigMao> anyone here use xinerama? mouse pointer showing up in the wrong place?
[14:57] <pawan> hello
[14:58] <pawan> whats up
[14:58] <millertimek1a2m3> hey this xrandr thing is telling me to remove some stuff... i don't want to do anything to get my box messed up...
[14:58] <AdvoWork> how can i apply permissions to a folder so copying files to that folder and new folders wont cause issues? dont mkdir mydir, then chmod 777 -R mydir and im ftping files across, but if theres directories within directories, its moaning about permissions
[14:58] <janisozaur> !pxe
[14:58] <pawan> any new version
[14:58] <AdvoWork> ie: mkdir /var/www/support/styles: failure
[14:58] <bazhang> pawan, version of what
[14:58] <pawan> ubuntu
[14:58] <pawan> new release
[14:58] <bazhang> pawan, #ubuntu+1
[14:58] <trashbarg> !9.10
[14:59] <pawan> ok
[14:59] <indus> pawan: 9.04 is the new release
[14:59] <Gluck> Hi. I've just bought an used Dell monitor and plugged it to my PC. It works fine, but instead of its native 1280x1024 gnome-display-properties manager shows something strange, like 1152x864 or 1360x768. It seems that everyone has problems with Dell monitors. I tried to save those settings in xorg.conf, but to no avail. It seems that gnome-display-properties somehow override xorg.conf settings.I succeeded making it use 1280x1024 by typing xrandr  --newm
[14:59] <Gluck> ode "1280x1024_60.00"  109.00  1280 1368 1496 1712  1024 1027 1034 1063 -hsync +vsync; xrandr --addmode VGA "1280x1024_60.00"; xrandr --output VGA --mode "1280x1024_60.00". But system forgets this mode after reboot. How to make it remember it, and remove those strange modes?
[14:59] <BigMao> An easier question then. :) How do I edit the icons in a desktop theme?
[14:59] <pawan> ok gereat
[14:59] <Viliny> what version number is Jaunty Jackalope?
[14:59] <pawan> great
[14:59] <millertimek1a2m3> should i just do everything this xrandr thing tells me to, from the top to the bottom?
[14:59] <ixbal> Karmic will break :P I'm pretty sure anyone who's used a .10 release of ubuntu could have predicted that
[14:59] <Pici> Viliny: 9.04
[14:59] <trashbarg> Gluck, add a modeline in xorg.conf and edit modes in screen section
[14:59] <bazhang> Viliny, 9.04
[14:59] <thiebaude> ixbal, yep
[14:59] <ixbal> 8.10 had so many bugs in it i wund up reporting five myself
[14:59] <Viliny> that it is, thank you Pici and bazhang
[15:00] <Pici> ixbal: er... the .10 just means its being released in October.
[15:00] <edbian> ixbal: If you want rock solid stability don't use ubuntu.  That plain and simple.  It is the testing branch of debian at the core.
[15:00] <ixbal> Pici: Yes, I realize that :> Unfortunately Ubuntu releases are kind of like Star Trek movies, every second one blows but every odd one is amazing
[15:00] <indus> edbian: now thats not correct information
[15:00] <thiebaude> my system is stable
[15:00] <edbian> ixbal: HA ha ha
[15:01] <indus> edbian: we have LTS releases for that
[15:01] <edbian> indus: The LTS releases are nice.
[15:01] <Viliny> Well, getting little luck in ideas for my gaming related problem here. Moving on -> Is there any easy way to heavily alter the looks of ubuntu gnome desktop? i remember dabbling with it a while back but finding and installing new themes didn't seem that simple
[15:01] <Gluck> trashbarg, to no avail, i tried. A glue is that I can temporary convince xrandr to use a native resolution. Now, how to convince it remember it?
[15:01] <millertimek1a2m3> can anyone give me a little info on how to do this xrandr thing?
[15:01] <qwyeth> Viliny: Try gnome-look.org.
[15:02] <indus> a good example about the 8.04 LTS is support for the ATI driver for X200 chipsets/its missing in 9.04
[15:02] <ixbal> Viliny: It should be, a lot of themes are included in synaptic, if you don't like those go to gnome-look.org and follow the individual instructions
[15:02] <BFevola> I'll be needing answers regarding wifi drivers for the Ralink rt2860 and I'll be needing them now.
[15:02] <Viliny> qwyeth, thank you. I remember visiting this site then as well
[15:02] <indus> i believe it will reappear in the 9.10 release again though
[15:02] <donnybrasco> the installation readme says to run ./configure then make, but when I try to run make I get the following error 'make: Nothing to be done for `all'.'
[15:02] <edbian> Viliny: There are a couple themes in the repos.  If you download a theme from the internet I find the easiest way to install it is to simply drag the .tar.gz folder (unextracted) into the "appearances" dialog box
[15:02] <ubuntumania> how do i get flash to work on x64, jaunty?
[15:02] <Viliny> you mean file?
[15:03] <edbian> Viliny: Are you talking to me?
[15:03] <indus> ubuntumania: use the 64 bit version of flash
[15:03] <Viliny> yeah nevermind sorry edbian
[15:03] <ubuntumania> how do i get that?
[15:03] <Viliny> thanks, ill whip out my laptop and have a go now
[15:03] <BFevola> I'll be needing answers regarding wifi drivers for the Ralink rt2860 and I'll be needing them now.
[15:03] <trashbarg> Gluck, You can just add your modeline to the monitor section
[15:03] <pzn> dajhorn: how do I "schedule" for auto-install next kernel upgrade? I tried "m-a" menus, but couln't handle in there. if i remove newer kernel and add it again, it is only installing kqemu module, not tp-smapi again.
[15:03] <moncky> donnybrasco: can you paste the entire error?
[15:04] <moncky> donnybrasco: use !paste
[15:04] <ixbal> BFevola: You'll be needing an attitude change too if you expect any help
[15:04] <moncky> donnybrasco: !paste
[15:04] <indus> ubuntumania: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-10.0.22.87.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[15:04] <trashbarg> Gluck, after that you can chose 1280x1024_60 in the screen/display section
[15:04] <danbhfive> millertimek1a2m3: what have you tried?  have you tried just plugging it in, and running xrandr --auto?
[15:05] <millertimek1a2m3> danbhfive: i haven't even done anything yet.
[15:05] <dajhorn> pzn: In theory, if m-a can install the module to the current module from the source package, then it will be automagically compiled and installed when the system boots into a new kernel.
[15:05] <BFevola> ixbal I did not come here to be lectured on manners. I will be requiring the aforementioned information forthwith!
[15:05] <indus> ubuntumania: in your hidden folder under home, create a folder called plugins in mozilla directory
[15:05] <donnybrasco> !paste donald@donald-laptop:~/Desktop/bluez-firmware-1.2$ make
[15:05] <donnybrasco> make: Nothing to be done for `all'.
[15:05] <bazhang> BFevola, please be patient; dont repeat so often
[15:05] <pzn> dajhorn: ok, got the point... I must reboot.
[15:05] <indus> ubuntumania: place the libflashplayer.so in that plugins folder
[15:05] <dajhorn> pzn: The module system doesn't compile modules when you install a new kernel.  The Ubuntu module system compiles modules when you reboot into a new kernel for the first time.
[15:05] <BFevola> bazhang thank you for that constructive criticism. What is the interval at which I should repost a question if it is not answered?
[15:06] <moncky> donnybrasco: is that all it says?
[15:06] <donnybrasco> moncky: how do you use !paste
[15:06] <moncky> !paste > donnybrasco
[15:06] <Gluck> trashbarg, thank you for your advice. I tried. It doesn't work. Gnome-display-properties seem to not give a shit about xorg.conf: It doesn't see my modes and use modes that are not in xorg.conf.
[15:06] <[eXception]> hi, how do I allow short passwords?
[15:06] <coordinador> i have a problem shown here http://pastebot.ltsp.org/460
[15:06] <bobbob1016> How can I enable/start VNC over ssh?  I need to VNC into a computer, and I only have ssh access.
[15:06] <bazhang> BFevola, would be nice if you could many more details about your situation
[15:06] <coordinador> the gnome theme last like a second and then set to default
[15:07] <johnseamus> hey guys im lost now how to compile a program which i just downloaded?
[15:07] <donnybrasco> moncky: thanks - hold on, I'll paste more
[15:07] <gnol> someone know how I can make my gtk scales update faster?
[15:07] <johnseamus> do i nid to type anythin in terminal?
[15:07] <indus> johnseamus: read the readme
[15:07] <coordinador> and ive lost the keyboard layout, and the keyboard applet crashes
[15:07] <ohir> BFevola: an hour or more
[15:07] <lotusofblack> where can i find a troubleshooting guide for vpn connections for jaunty?
[15:07] <trashbarg> Gluck, I had a similar problem before using the nv driver. It seems it doesnt care about modelines. The vesa driver does, so if its enough for you ...
[15:07] <kaini> JonathanD, usually ./configure then make
[15:07] <johnseamus> indus : cant open the readme
[15:07] <indus> johnseamus: why not?
[15:07] <johnseamus> indus : idk i double cliked on it n nothin happen
[15:07] <kaini> johnseamus, usually ./configure then make but README tells you more
[15:07] <Liquidity_C> anyone know if there is any kind of rc file that runs when the terminal is opened? like .gnome-terminalrc for example?
[15:08] <indus> johnseamus: what is the extension of that file
[15:08] <VCoolio> Liquidity_C: .bashrc
[15:08] <johnseamus> kaini : u mean i type ./configure in terminal?
[15:08] <Viliny> BFevola, mainly because if you don't get any answers it's most likely because nobody active at that moment knows the answer. If you wait a bit the people might have changed and you have better luck in getting an answe. My 2 cents
[15:08] <johnseamus> indus : its a folder n has many files inside
[15:08] <ubuntumania> where's the plugins folder?
[15:08] <lotusofblack> or does anyone know how i can get an error output when i do a pptp connection using the gui?
[15:08] <trashbarg> johnseamus, open terminal, go to the folder and type .configure and then make install
[15:08] <lotusofblack> all i get is connection failed
[15:08] <BFevola> Viliny thank you. English is not my native language and I have never been present upon this IRC network before.
[15:08] <Liquidity_C> VCoolio, I know that but I want the file to run 'screen -D -R' and creating a new screen executes .bashrc
[15:08] <kaini> johnseamus, yes after you typed cd [path to the folder]
[15:08] <indus> ubuntumania: create it. mkdir .mozilla/plugins
[15:08] <donnybrasco> moncky: http://paste.ubuntu.com/236638/
[15:08] <lotusofblack> no responce on why it failed
[15:09] <web_knows> hi :)
[15:09] <BigMao> Is there any way in Evolution for me to get all the email addresses from my past emails, and add them to my address book?
[15:09] <coordinador> !pastebot
[15:09] <indus> johnseamus: cd into that folder then run configure
[15:09] <johnseamus> kaini : so i nid to specify the path 1st?
[15:09] <coordinador> !pastebin
[15:09] <Gluck> trashbarg, I use intel driver. My system is a laptop with integrated graphics and external monitor.
[15:09] <johnseamus> indus : ok ill try it now
[15:09] <Viliny> BFevola, your English is interesting though :)
[15:09] <Pici> johnseamus: What are you trying to compile?
[15:09] <indus> johnseamus: always read the readme before you compile anything, it will have instructions on setting path, other options when compiling
[15:10] <BFevola> Viliny I use a combination of a translator I have written myself and rapid Googling of words I have not included in my program.
[15:10] <moncky> donnybrasco: looks ok, make install should now install it
[15:10] <indus> ubuntumania: so u done?
[15:10] <Viliny> what keyword would you suggest in finding new themes in my synaptics manager? (gnome themes)
[15:10] <johnseamus> pici : xorp from www.xorp.org
[15:10] <coordinador> help please, ive lost the keyboard layout, the gnome theme and the keyboard applet crashes, and gnome-settings-daemon crashes with a message that dont know how to fix
[15:10] <johnseamus> indus : i cant open the readme file, their guide on the website i cant understand too
[15:10] <indus> Viliny: thats always a problem .try ubuntu-community-themes
[15:10] <edbian> BFevola: How on earth did you write a program to translate into a language you don't speak?
[15:10] <Viliny> BFevola, could have fooled me to be honest.
[15:10] <ubuntumania> yeah i just created the folder now im gonna extract the file there
[15:10] <trashbarg> Gluck, if the xrandr solution works for you, you may want to add the command to your Xsession
[15:10] <indus> johnseamus: did you cd into that folder
[15:10] <edbian> Viliny: "GTK+ theme"
[15:10] <Pici> johnseamus: xorp appears to be in the package repositories, did you try to install that first?
[15:11] <BFevola> At your earliest convienience would you consider informing me if the drivers for the Ralink rt2860 are fully compliant with usage of the aircrack-ng program. Thank you.
[15:11] <Pici> !info xorp
[15:11] <BFevola> edbian it uses a database which I filled with the Oxford English Dictionary
[15:11] <BFevola> (Full edition)
[15:11] <johnseamus> indus : idk which file to cd into since theres alot of files inside the folder
[15:11] <ruadh> I am trying to view a file in 'directory' but am told that the dir doesn't exist. What do I need to do?
[15:11] <edbian> BFevola: Ic.  Very clever! :)
[15:11] <mikka> Hello please i have a problem .I'm using ubuntu but i have double OS ubuntu and windows xp.I can not log into windows because it has a virus.Can i scan my windows folders from the ubuntu OS ?
[15:11] <donnybrasco> moncky: http://paste.ubuntu.com/236643/
[15:11] <johnseamus> pici : wads package repositories?
[15:12] <indus> johnseamus: cd in to directory
[15:12] <ubuntumania> ok i think i got it
[15:12] <Viliny> gtk+ themes? is that something FOR my gnome or INSTEAD of my gnome?
[15:12] <indus> johnseamus: ok tell me first what you are trying to compile
[15:12] <Gluck> trashbarg, I also suppose that I will end up with that. But I would like to find a nicer solution.
[15:12] <edbian> mikka: Yes!  Get "clam-av" from the repos
[15:12] <indus> ubuntumania: remove all other flash installations
[15:12] <BFevola> edbian at first I was using a binary tree data structure, then a hash table, which were loaded from a flat file. I realized this was folly and went the database route.
[15:12] <Pici> johnseamus: That is how software should be installed using Ubuntu. so: sudo apt-get install xorp    would download and install xorp for you.
[15:12] <Pici> !software > johnseamus
[15:12]  * apexhouse waves hello
[15:13] <Gluck> trashbarg, Where gnome-display-properties store their data files anyway?
[15:13] <mikka> edbian:is there any GUI one
[15:13] <trashbarg> Gluck, I _think_ gnome-display-properties is using xrandr, its just a graphical frontend
[15:13] <johnseamus> pici : it works ! thanks
[15:13] <ubuntumania> should i do apt-get remove flash?
[15:13] <edbian> Viliny: gnome uses the "GTK+" tool set for it's apps.  GTK is like a set of tools for programers so that they can easily create buttons, scroll bars, drop down menus, etc etc.
[15:13] <coordinador> there is my problem, help please guys,  really need help here http://paste.ubuntu.com/236642/
[15:13] <Viliny> any quick way to check synaptics packages instead of right click and mark for installation?
[15:13] <johnseamus> im really new to linux so cant adapt myself to all this so fast
[15:13] <indus> ubuntumania: have you installed any flash before?
[15:13] <mehrsteckdose> Hello all: I have a very nasty kernel bug, i.e., the sticky repeating key issue. Hardy, however, works fine. How crazy/how much would I break, if I swapped Jaunty's kernel for Hardy's?
[15:14] <johnseamus> thanks for all who helped
[15:14] <ubuntumania> tried to
[15:14] <edbian> Viliny: GTK+ runs on top of gnome.  it does not replace gnome.  QT is the same exact thing but is oriented towards KDE
[15:14] <Pici> johnseamus: Well, feel free to ask if you have any other questions.
[15:14] <Viliny> edbian, semi-understood. Thank you
[15:14] <apexhouse> hi all - I'm looking at setting up an ubuntu box as a gateway between 15 computers and a router... the big idea is to limit bandwidth when people go over 1gb download each day... is there a step by step how to anywhere that'd help?
[15:14] <indus> johnseamus: what worked?
[15:14] <andrew__> untu
[15:14] <edbian> Viliny: NP!  :)
[15:14] <Gluck> trashbarg, Well then, where xrandr stores its settings?
[15:14] <johnseamus> indus :  sudo apt-get install xorp this worked
[15:14] <ubuntumania> i tried to get gnash
[15:14] <bazhang> apexhouse, shape bandwidth?
[15:14] <BFevola> edbian some may recoil in horror at the idea that GTK+ has parity with QT :)
[15:14] <indus> ubuntumania: sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-nonfree
[15:14] <TheStarLion> I have a slight problem with conky on my desktop. I've set it up so it appears on the right, embedded on the desktop, and added an entry so it would autostart when I login, which works until the gnome panels and desktop icons are loaded, then it disappears. the system monitor says it's still running, but I can't see it
[15:14] <apexhouse> bazhang: yes...
[15:14] <mikka> please i want to know is there any antivirus against windows viruses in ubuntu?
[15:14] <dajhorn> mehrsteckdose: It will probably work.  Just don't delete the Jaunty kernel.  Keep it in your grub menu just in case.
[15:15] <indus> ubuntumania: sudo apt-get remove gnash
[15:15] <bazhang> !info trickle | apexhouse
[15:15] <edbian> BFevola: Yeah well those people are stuck up! :P
[15:15] <respecting> please i want to know is there any antivirus against windows viruses in ubuntu?
[15:15] <mehrsteckdose> dajhorn: Alright. I best get compiling. That's for input.
[15:15] <dajhorn> respecting: ClamAV
[15:15] <BFevola> edbian or they haven't had to program extensively with either
[15:15] <apexhouse> ahhhhhh :)
[15:15] <Viliny> :) - so... what about all these other... things that i have, their names escape me at the moment but it seems like theres a lot of different names floating out there when it comes to programs that alter my ubuntu visually. Compiz and so forth, i have little clue what works at which layer and which is actually an alternative to another and so forth
[15:15] <VCoolio> TheStarLion: how did you set the own_window_type
[15:15] <ubuntumania> okay
[15:15] <ohir> BFevola: in meantime you can search ubuntu forums and other places with your keywords and read how other people get it to work. Google returns 1300 pages for 'ralink rt2860 aircrack-ng ubuntu'.
[15:15] <dajhorn> mehrsteckdose: You probably don't need to recompile.  Try the binary package first.
[15:15] <edbian> mikka: clam-av is the best one I know of. I am not aware of a GUI one but I'm sure one exists.  After all there are 20,000 packages in the repos :)
[15:15] <BFevola> respecting what does that mean?
[15:15] <donnybrasco> moncky: did you see that second paste?
[15:16] <indus> respecting: the best is avast antivirus
[15:16] <edbian> Viliny: Metacity and Compiz do the same job.  They are window managers.
[15:16] <bazhang> !ccsm | Viliny
[15:16] <indus> respecting: download if from their website
[15:16] <TheStarLion> Vcoolio: it's set to override
[15:16] <VCoolio> TheStarLion: the own window type should not be desktop and in compiz, general options, uncheck the hide skip taskbar window
[15:16] <BFevola> ohir Oh, I don't use Google anymore because of their environmental impacts. I read that each search adds significantly to greenhouse gas emmisions
[15:16] <mehrsteckdose> dajhorn: Right. I had gotten into 2.6.30.3 mode. Saved me some time there. Thank-you!
[15:16] <trashbarg> Gluck, idk. Just put your command in some autostart script and be happy it works ;)
[15:16] <dajhorn> mehrsteckdose: Do a manual double-click install from the DEB file.  And if it works, then you can figure out how to add the necessary Hardy apt line to your Jaunty system.
[15:16] <edbian> Viliny: This website outlines much of what you're asking about :)   http://xwinman.org/
[15:16] <TheStarLion> VCoolio: That would work if the old laptop it's installed on could properly support compiz without dieing
[15:16] <Viliny> edbian, so how does the structure in it's entirety look like? which works under what?
[15:16] <andrew__> i am having this problem with bitlbee: when I try to connect to localhost, i get an error saying that the connection was refused
[15:17] <Viliny> thank you edbian
[15:17] <trashbarg> Gluck, IMO configuring xorg is a lot of trial and error^^
[15:17] <millertimek1a2m3> can anyone help me configure dual monitors?
[15:17] <VCoolio> TheStarLion: hm, then set window type to normal and try; wouldn't know else
[15:17] <Viliny> edbian, so in idiot-speak: OS > Desktop > Window manager?
[15:18] <Gluck> respecting, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Security#Anti-Virus, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Linuxvirus.
[15:18] <edbian> Viliny: X at the bottom.  This gives basic graphics.  On top of that you need a window manager (compiz, metacity, Awesome, etc etc, there are many of these), then on top of that you can optionally have a complete "desktop environment" like gnome or KDE or XFCE
[15:18] <ubuntumania> indus flash still doesnt work in firefox
[15:18] <Gluck> trashbarg, hell yes.
[15:18] <indus> ubuntumania: which firefox? 3.5?
[15:18] <indus> ubuntumania: are you using ubuntu 64 bit?
[15:18] <ubuntumania> 3.0.12
[15:18] <Viliny> so gnome and say... metacity work at the same level?
[15:19] <donnybrasco> can anyone help me with this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/236643/
[15:19] <Viliny> how would it all look without an "complete desktop environment" ?
[15:19] <troythetechguy_> Recently installed 9.04, and I'm having a difficult time with HD video playback using Mplayer.  suggestions?
[15:19] <edbian> Viliny: metacity is a window manager, gnome is a desktop environment.  Technically gnome would be on top of metacity but I don't think metacity can run alone like most other window managers
[15:19] <BFevola> Viliny you probably wouldn't like it. But you could go the route of using something like fluxbox in lieu of gnome or KDE
[15:19] <Viliny> so in short, some of the window managers are able to run on their own?
[15:19] <Guest92440> how can I get wifi with icewm? I tried wifi-radar, but i can't seem to connect properly
[15:19] <BFevola> Viliny fluxbox is very light weight
[15:20] <edbian> Viliny: Most of them can run on their own.
[15:20] <indus> ubuntumania: what folders do u see inside the hidden mozilla folder
[15:20] <BFevola> metacity != a window manager
[15:20] <ubuntumania> im not sure but i do know that my processor is 64 bit
[15:20] <indus> ubuntumania: in terminal uname -a
[15:20] <Viliny> okay i see, but how does it then work to first have gnome and then go about choosing a window manager on top of that? sounds like something that would conflict?
[15:20] <respecting> !!!!!!!!!!!!
[15:20] <respecting> clamav detect virus and not remove them
[15:21] <BFevola> Viliny no, you just choose a window manager
[15:21] <respecting> Do you call that an antivirus?
[15:21] <ubuntumania> i686
[15:21] <indus> respecting: u tried avast?
[15:21] <BFevola> Viliny gnome IS a window manager
[15:21] <respecting> oh my darling kaspersky i need u now
[15:21] <trashbarg> BFevola, this is not true.
[15:21] <donnyw> Hi guys. I'm having some trouble with my video card suddenly
[15:21] <respecting> avast.I have ubuntu and not windows
[15:21] <BFevola> trashbarg ok, metacity IS a window manager. But I do not like it
[15:21] <indus> avast is available for ubuntu my dear
[15:21] <trashbarg> BFevola, gnome is a desktop environment and metacity is its window manager
[15:22] <respecting> clamav is not an antivirus what can i do with it if it only detect viruses
[15:22] <mehrsteckdose> dajhorn: Silly question -- where would be the best place to find that old kernel .deb and the headers .deb?
[15:22] <Viliny> so gnome comes with metacity as default?
[15:22] <trashbarg> Viliny. yes
[15:22] <BFevola> trashbarg yes. I was trying to impart to Viliny that he only need to install gnome
[15:22] <indus> respecting: cant you read? i said download avast antivirus for linux then try
[15:22] <BFevola> trashbarg not metacity as well
[15:22] <Viliny> mine has compiz as well, is that instead of metacity?
[15:22] <Viliny> or is that yet another addition to the pyramid?
[15:22] <BFevola> trashbarg in fact, and I know you would agree, he should install fluxbox immediately
[15:22] <donnyw> Can I get some advice on why my display quality is suddenly so poor?
[15:23] <VCoolio> Viliny: no that's why you run it with "compiz --replace", you toggle window manager
[15:23] <Viliny> im pretty sure my ubuntu came with gnome and compiz out of the package
[15:23] <BFevola> donnyw you pulled out the 15 pin plug?
[15:23] <trashbarg> BFevoly, this is not the point. You are telling him gnome is a window manager which is wrong.
[15:23] <donnyw> BFevola what's that?
[15:23] <trashbarg> Viliny, You are right
[15:23] <indus> donnybrasco: tried running make with sudo?
[15:24] <BFevola> trashbarg and you sir are confusing him
[15:24] <indus> donnybrasco: even though generally make is run without it
[15:24] <indus> !offtopic
[15:24] <BFevola> only a fool or a windows exile would ever consider using gnome or KDE
[15:24] <respecting> avast antivirus for linux can scan exe files or not?
[15:24] <respecting> that my problem
[15:24] <Viliny> so in short trashbarg, i would need to replace compiz with metacity if i wanted to switch to that
[15:24] <trashbarg> Viliny, yes
[15:24] <theregoesmyeye> Curious question.. If I have just installed pulseaudio and I can see the audio output on the volume meter on padevchooser, but still no sound did i do something wrong?
[15:25] <indus> respecting: yes its for installation on linux, but it scans for windows viruses
[15:25] <NetEcho> whoa whats with the elitest attitude today?
[15:25] <trashbarg> Viliny, Gnome is a collection of tools (like the control panel), a window manager (metacity) and some other applications(like the gnome panel)
[15:25] <donnyw> BFevola: What's the 15 pin plug?
[15:25] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye turn up the volume. Next!
[15:25]  * xguru is away: Gone.
[15:25] <BFevola> donnyw the one that connects your monitor to your box
[15:25] <thiebaude> !fluxbox
[15:25] <donnyw> BFevola: Not exactly
[15:25] <NetEcho> trashbarg in short gnome is a desktop environment
[15:25] <Viliny> BFevola, i keep an open mind when it comes to different OS'es, i dislike both windows and mac but i don't bash them or act like an elitist either. Most of my experience with software comes from the windows side and im only recently taking up linux by the means of ubuntu and quite frankly loving it.
[15:26] <theregoesmyeye> @bfevola the volume is up and the speakers work fine in windows. thanks for the abrupt comment though.
[15:26] <bazhang> BFevola, Viliny please continue this chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:26] <indus> theregoesmyeye: in open volume preferences, all settings on high?
[15:26] <theregoesmyeye> Yes.
[15:26] <Viliny> bazhang, im done. sorry
[15:26] <BFevola> Viliny there is nothing wrong with either operating system you have mentioned. In fact, Mac OSX on Intel hardware is official UNIX and a very good OS. My comment was disparaging of gnome and KDE, not Windows.
[15:26] <trashbarg> NetEcho, I tried to make it more simple ;)
[15:27] <ubuntumania> Linux 2.6.28-14-generic #47-Ubuntu SMP Sat Jul 25 00:28:35 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[15:27] <indus> ubuntumania: you are using 32 bit OS
[15:27] <BFevola> Viliny your Linux experience would be greatly enhanced by using fluxbox over gnome or KDE> The learning curve would be higher at first, but the rewards would eventually be much greater.
[15:27] <coordinador> h ave a problem with gnome-settings-daemon
[15:27] <ttmrichter> NetEcho: Today?
[15:27] <BFevola> bazhang yes, sorry. No more OT
[15:27] <indus> ubuntumania: in terminal sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
[15:27] <donnybrasco> indus: that seems to have worked, but now blueman won't open
[15:28] <troythetechguy_> I want to edit HD video from my Flip video recorder.  Flip software is XP & MAC only.  What is recommended for HD editing in Ubuntu?
[15:28] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye then we shall investigate further.
[15:28] <Viliny> BFevola, ill stick to the fixing what is broken. Gnome will suffice as it is now. Thanks for taking the interest to try and introduce new things but im fine for now.
[15:28] <aaronvarghese> what do you need to do remote desktop to another linux
[15:28] <BFevola> Viliny then let it be on your own head
[15:28] <apexhouse> is there an install guide anywhere for setting up an ubuntu box as a gateway... (I'm aware there'll be lots of different bits of software i need for different things...!!??!)
[15:28] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye what sound card do you have?
[15:28] <NetEcho> I don't see how the learning curve for fluxbox is any different, considering newer versions of fluxbox are easy to use and fluxbox can be used in conjunction with gnome
[15:29] <trashbarg> aaronvarghese, ssh(1)
[15:29] <pratik_narain> what is the difference between 32 and 64 bit versions of ubuntu
[15:29] <apexhouse> by gateway - sitting between users and a router to the internet
[15:29] <BFevola> NetEcho you would admit the setup isn't as intuitive to Windows users as gnome of KDE though?
[15:29] <aaronvarghese> how about vnc
[15:29] <theregoesmyeye> Soundmax picked up as AC'97 by ubuntu
[15:29] <BFevola> NetEcho and using gnome in conjunction with fluxbox defeats the purpose
[15:29] <millertimek1a2m3> can someone help me set up two monitors?
[15:29] <NetEcho> BFevola nope considering fluxbox was my defacto Windows manager but metacity is fine as well
[15:29] <trashbarg> pratik_narain, 64 can use more than 4GB of memory if you got a 64bit processor
[15:30] <NetEcho> *window
[15:30] <coordinador> when i execute gnome-settings-daemon, i get ** (gnome-settings-daemon:22323): WARNING **: Unable to start xrandr manager: unhandled X error while getting the range of screen sizes not present.
[15:30] <dajhorn> mehrsteckdose: packages.ubuntu.com
[15:30] <indus> millertimek1a2m3: what graphics card
[15:30] <coordinador> i really dont know what to do
[15:30] <aniki> Hello all, anyone using a Geforce GT260 with 40" LCDTV? Reason I ask is because proprietary NVIDIA drivers pick up wrong resolutions - the ubuntu documentation doesn't point out a way to fix this for nvidia cards
[15:30] <BFevola> NetEcho on older hardware, or hardware with less resources, I have not seen fluxbox surpassed by any other wm in regards to usability/resource use tradeoff. Your experience may be different
[15:31] <millertimek1a2m3> indus: i was directed to this page on xrandr. mine is a intel chipset 965 http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Xorg_RandR_1.2#Overview
[15:31] <thiebaude> BFevola, fluxbox is good, i use openbox
[15:31] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye ok, and you are getting indications that the output is indeed happening?
[15:31] <trashbarg> aniki, you can easily set higher resolutions if you adjust your monitor settings in xorg.conf
[15:31] <BFevola> thiebaude thank you for that support! I like openbox too :)
[15:31] <coordinador> hi ogra
[15:31] <thiebaude> BFevola, np
[15:32] <coordinador> would you please help me?
[15:32] <janisozaur> i'm going to upgrade my home server - gateway. it's quite old compaq small form factor. i want to upgrade disk from 20 to 250GB, though bios reports the latter as 6-and-something GB. ubuntu 8.10 running from the former lists (using fdisk -l) the bigger drive as 250GB. what do you guys think is the likeliness of running into trouble?
[15:32] <theregoesmyeye> bfevola: i can see signal levels moving up as i start a sound yes.. also are you sure you tried out ICEwm i've had a lot better experiences with that compared to flux
[15:32] <thiebaude> now back to making breakfeast
[15:32] <coordinador> when i execute gnome-settings-daemon, i get ** (gnome-settings-daemon:22323): WARNING **: Unable to start xrandr manager: unhandled X error while getting the range of screen sizes not present.
[15:32] <Geekneeus> hmm
[15:32] <aniki> trashbarg: my problem is, some part of the screen is missing (cut off) - the panels. I don't know whether its a problem of "too high a resolution" or too low. plus, i've connected it to the tv using HDMI - which I guess complicates stuff further.
[15:32] <ubuntumania> one site i am trying to play music from is being blocked from using flash :( how do i make it so that flash doesnt block itself from playing there?
[15:32] <indus> millertimek1a2m3: try this http://www.ubuntugeek.com/dual-monitors-with-nvidia.html
[15:33] <aniki> I want to clear up whether a specific configuration option will be needed in xorg.conf to deal with HDMI
[15:33] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye ah, that's why I mentioned a usability/resource tradeoff. But yes, ICEwm is up there.
[15:33] <janisozaur> ubuntumania: sounds like you're using adblock plus, check in its otpions
[15:33] <indus> ubuntumania: what do u mean being blocked?
[15:33] <indus> !who | millertimek1a2m3
[15:33] <indus> aah janisozaur still here :)
[15:33] <trashbarg> aniki, sorry, I dont know anything about HDMI
[15:33] <indus> i have to go now
[15:33] <millertimek1a2m3> indus: i did put your name
[15:33] <janisozaur> indus: yeah, got to reinstalling finally
[15:33] <NetEcho> fluxbox may be light weight but there is no reason to push it on people, some people like using gnome with metacity and they shouldn't have to deal with an elitest attitude, especially with ubuntu since ubuntu is generaly targeted at newer users , in the future try suggesting it instead of outright saying gnome or kde or any other environment sucks and that they should switch to your preference and forget their own
[15:33] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye anyway, look at alsamixer. See if that has muted you
[15:33] <janisozaur> indus: bye
[15:33] <indus> cu tomorrows
[15:34] <pratik_narain> trashbarg: is intel core 2 duo T6400 a 64 bit proc
[15:34] <theregoesmyeye> been there. no mutes.
[15:34] <ubuntumania> heres the error message : Your browser appears to have Flash installed but is blocking it for             lala.com. Music playback happens via a Flash player, so it must be             enabled to listen to music.
[15:34] <indus> pratik_narain: yes it is
[15:34] <trashbarg> pratik_narain, core2duo is 64 bit
[15:34] <tiger_x1078> hi anyone using this on a mac?
[15:34] <janisozaur> ubuntumania: do you have flash installed?
[15:34] <apexhouse> sorry to be a pain.... all I'm after is some info :) - is there an install guide anywhere for setting up an ubuntu box as a gateway... (I'm aware there'll be lots of different bits of software i need for different things...!!??!)
[15:34] <Viliny> how hard would it be to try out fluxbox? and how permanent of a thing would that be?
[15:34] <indus> ubuntumania: u have some addons or something?
[15:34] <ubuntumania> yes
[15:34] <jacky4> hey do you understand this comment: Whereas most VNC servers share your desktop, tightvnc creates a completely new desktop, not attached to any actual screen. This makes it much less useful for some things (like remote help), but much more useful for others (like creating a public area for collaboration).
[15:34] <kickAss> what kund of
[15:34] <indus> ubuntumania: like what?
[15:34] <trashbarg> pratik_narain, if you got less than 4GB, you dont need to use the 64 bit version
[15:35] <janisozaur> jacky4: yes we do
[15:35] <kickAss> yeh
[15:35] <indus> bye
[15:35] <BFevola> Viliny not permanent. And easy to try out
[15:35] <Viliny> jacky4, are you asking what that means?
[15:35] <aniki> no problem, trashbarg- anyone else familiar with xrandr to fix resolution for an LCDTV connected via hdmi?
[15:35] <indus> i gtg
[15:35] <indus> bye
[15:35] <kickAss> bye
[15:35] <janisozaur> indus: bye
[15:35] <pratik_narain> trashbarg: I've installed 32 bit ubuntu on my laptop with 3gb ram. should i move to 64 bit
[15:35] <BFevola> Viliny sudo apt-get install fluxbox
[15:35] <kickAss> no
[15:35] <jacky4> viliny: so if im vncing to my server computer....the mouse is not actually moving around...the concept just confuses me...but i see the exact same screen that is on there
[15:35] <Viliny> pratik_narain, no
[15:35] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain . u dont need to
[15:35] <BFevola> Viliny then you can choose with gdm (or *dm) which wm loads
[15:36] <dury> hi there all :)
[15:36] <kickAss> unless u have >=4 gig ram,,u dont need to @ pratik_narain
[15:36] <apexhouse> hiya
[15:36] <tiger_x1078> hi dury
[15:36] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye you look at alsamixer yet?
[15:36] <pratik_narain> thanks i was just wondering
[15:36] <Belnadifia> Hi from france :D
[15:36] <apexhouse> bon jour
[15:36] <kickAss> u r welcome @ pratik_narain
[15:36] <trashbarg> pratik_narain, 64 bit will even give you a few disadvantages when it comes to development.
[15:36] <Viliny> jacky4, what the application apparently does is create a whole new instance for just the remote connections instead of letting them control the existing environment
[15:36] <kickAss> @ apexhouse , bon jour
[15:36] <jacky4> janisozaur: so if im vncing to my server computer....the mouse is not actually moving around...the concept just confuses me...but i see the exact same screen that is on there
[15:36] <bazhang> !fr | Belnadifia
[15:36] <theregoesmyeye> BFevola: The first thing I did when I installed ubuntu. no mutes and all volumes are up.
[15:36] <janisozaur> i'm going to upgrade my home server - gateway. it's quite old compaq small form factor. i want to upgrade disk from 20 to 250GB, though bios reports the latter as 6-and-something GB. ubuntu 8.10 running from the former lists (using fdisk -l) the bigger drive as 250GB. what do you guys think is the likeliness of running into trouble?
[15:36] <Belnadifia> Hmm oki thanks ;)
[15:37] <NetEcho> ubuntu 32bit doesn't have PAE enabled in its kernel?
[15:37] <thiebaude> Vicodin, whats so good about ubuntu is that at login you can choose whatever window manager you want to log in to
[15:37] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye ok. That's the easy things out of the way. Let's get deeper :)
[15:37] <kickAss> @ NetEcho , yes its enaabled
[15:37] <theregoesmyeye> BFevola: yay... =p
[15:37] <janisozaur> jacky4: linux, or more specifically X windows uses "virtual terminals" that it doesn't have to show on the screen connected to your GPU
[15:37] <thiebaude> my bad, Viliny
[15:37] <NetEcho> then >4 gb of ram should work in 32bit anyway
[15:37] <jacky4> viliny: but like is shit being refreshed on the server screen to the same way it looks on the vnc screen?
[15:37] <kickAss> 9.04 has enabled @ NetEcho
[15:37] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye you've probably already looked, but what's the entry for your soundcard when you do "lspci -v"?
[15:37] <dury> I don't want to touch my ubuntu harddrive contents.... only fix the boot
[15:37] <Viliny> jacky4, this computer with multiple desktops
[15:37] <kickAss> @ NetEcho , u cant access beyond 3.5 gig, unless u use PAE
[15:37] <bazhang> jacky4, please watch the language
[15:38] <Viliny> if you delete a file it gets deleted...
[15:38] <janisozaur> jacky4: the same concept as the one when you hit alt-ctrl-f1, -f2, ... -f7
[15:38] <jacky4> kind of like desktop cubes?
[15:38] <pratik_narain> trashbarg: can u help me with my inbuilt laptop microphone. Its not working via sound recorder app or cheese webcam app
[15:38] <kickAss> @ NetEcho , so essentially u r wasting .6 gig ram
[15:38] <janisozaur> jacky4: no
[15:38] <Viliny> jacky4, use another software if you want to control the same desktop as the user on the machine
[15:38] <NetEcho> kickAss I'm aware of that and no you can't access past 4gb, just 4gb will generally read as 3.5 because your system reserves that other .5
[15:38] <janisozaur> jacky4: cube is still on the same VT
[15:38] <theregoesmyeye> BFevola: 00:1e.2 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801FB/FBM/FR/FW/FRW (ICH6 Family) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 03)
[15:38] <dury> how can I do that guys... gessss
[15:39] <helper> for what xargs use !
[15:39] <kickAss> @ NetEcho , thats what i said earlier , right?
[15:39] <kickAss> @ helper , u r not clear...
[15:39] <NetEcho> kickAss if you look at lets say 4gb on Windows XP and 4gb on Vista 64bit vista will say 4gb and XP will say 3.5 but Vista can only use 3.5 anyway since the last .5 is reserved for hardware
[15:39] <Viliny> talking about 32 and 64, how do you check how much your OS is currently able to use? i have 4 gigs and a 32 bit ubuntu... if it has PAE then it should be able to bind that 0.5 gigs left out there right? or is PAE something you have to specifically take into use?
[15:39] <dury> boot the the live cd and then?
[15:39] <trashbarg> pratik_narain, i cant help you, but you should try to set anything to ALSA in the gnome-sound-settings and unmute anything with alsamixer
[15:39] <NetEcho> only difference is XP shows the amount of usable memory, vista shows the total installed
[15:40] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye ok, I can't remember a problem with that controller offhand ... what about "aplay -l" , what does that give you?
[15:40] <panamaquono> quick question - if I apt-get 'Vim' editor - will it startup instead of 'Vi' when I type something like 'sudo vi filename.txt'
[15:40] <kickAss> @ NetEcho ,in a sense u r right
[15:40] <jacky4> do u guys know if tightvncserver supports copy and paste?
[15:40] <helper> kickAss for what xrags command use i mean !
[15:40] <dury> can someone drive me to fix the boot please I would really appreciate it
[15:40] <BFevola> panamaquono no, "vi" is an alias for vim
[15:40] <Entelin> is there a way to use .ttf fonts in x without installing them into a system path? id rather keep them in my home dir
[15:40] <panamaquono> so VIM is already built in?
[15:40] <BFevola> panamaquono so no matter what you will be using vim
[15:40] <BFevola> panamaquono yes
[15:40] <panamaquono> ok,
[15:41] <theregoesmyeye> Bfevola: card 0: ICH6 [Intel ICH6], device 0: Intel ICH [Intel ICH6]   Subdevices: 0/1  Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[15:41] <NetEcho> Viliny that .5 is being reserved by your system to operate its components PAE will not allocate that remaining .5 to application memory
[15:41] <theregoesmyeye> card 0: ICH6 [Intel ICH6], device 4: Intel ICH - IEC958 [Intel ICH6 - IEC958]  Subdevices: 1/1  Subdevice #0: subdevice #0... And a retard tigerjet (magicjack)
[15:41] <Halitech> Entelin, create a .fonts folder and put them there
[15:41] <panamaquono> I find VI to be quite buggy, so I usually use nano
[15:41] <Travis-42> Is there a way to turn off adding attached drives to the Desktop?
[15:41] <Entelin> ok great, thanks
[15:41] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye ok, we know it is set to the right playback device ...
[15:41] <Entelin> ill have to restart x after that i assume?
[15:41] <Viliny> NetEcho, really? i remember reading it actually does allow application to benefit from it
[15:41] <NetEcho> kickAss I've been going through this same old song and dance for the last 4 years lol I'd hope I'm right
[15:41] <Halitech> Entelin, I don't remember if I did or not
[15:42] <kickAss> @ helper ... u use this to pipe results of previous commands and u can decide how many args u want to use at a time ...say this gives the folder size in decreaseing order, run it at ur home : ls | xargs -n1 du -sh |sort
[15:42] <coordinador> help please, i lost the keyboard layout and gnome theme and when i execute gnome-settings-daemon, i get ** (gnome-settings-daemon:22323): WARNING **: Unable to start xrandr manager: unhandled X error while getting the range of screen sizes not present.
[15:42] <Besogon> how can I copy my own gpg key from one comuter to other which is mine too? I've got two comuters and I might send e-mail.
[15:42] <panamaquono> but instructions for stuff always uses vi - which I for some reason cannot save and quit or just quit. is that common?
[15:42] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye and you've looked at your amixer settings ("amixer | less") and all the settings look cool, right?
[15:42] <kickAss> @ helper ...for detailed explanation look at wiki. or jsut google
[15:42] <Ranakah> and why windows 2000 use up to 16GB of RAM? and windows 2003 server too?
[15:42] <Ranakah> 32 bit
[15:42] <NetEcho> Viliny if you take that .5gb away from onboard components then your bios has nowhere to store queued instructions and your system can start messing up, which is why that memory gets reserved
[15:42] <kickAss> right
[15:42] <helper> kickAss thx :)
[15:42] <thiebaude> Halitech, offtopic, but i enjoyed you comments on the theme issue on the forums
[15:42] <Viliny> BFevola, would you be able to have a quick private chat about setting up fluxbox?
[15:42] <kickAss> @ helper u r wlcome
[15:42] <theregoesmyeye> BFevola: All of those are fine.
[15:42] <Viliny> NetEcho, fair enough
[15:42] <BFevola> Viliny just after I try to help theregoesmyeye
[15:42] <Halitech> thiebaude, the one about Ubuntu being ugly?
[15:43] <kickAss> @ NetEcho ...yeh u r right
[15:43] <thiebaude> Halitech, yep
[15:43] <pratik_narain> can anybody help me with laptop builtin webcam and microphone.
[15:43] <Halitech> thiebaude, dude is an idiot :)
[15:43] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye and "asoundconf list" shows the same soundcard I'm guessing?
[15:43] <NetEcho> Ranakah try 32gb on Win2k Advanced and up to 128gb of ram on 2k3 Datacenter R2
[15:43] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain elaborate ur problem
[15:43] <thiebaude> and a troll
[15:43] <theregoesmyeye> shows the same ICH6 and the retard tigerjet.
[15:43] <Entelin> Halitech, works fine without restarting X, thanks :)
[15:44] <kickAss> cool
[15:44] <aaronvarghese> how do i show my desktop to my cosin?
[15:44] <johnseamus> anyone here which has experience in enabling multicast forwarding in ubuntu?
[15:44] <Ranakah> and windows xp 32 bit can use 4GB - memory on graphic on other hardware
[15:44] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye ok, do a quick "speaker-test" to make sure it's not the app you are using
[15:44] <janisozaur> how should i configure grub to forward booting to cd drive or how can i boot iso from hard disk?
[15:44] <kickAss> @ aaronvarghese , use screen sharing
[15:44] <Travis-42> links to mounted drives automatically show up on my desktop.  I don't like this, how can I stop it?
[15:44] <theregoesmyeye> aaronvarghese: printscreen and e-mail:-D
[15:44] <apexhouse> badoomtsh
[15:44] <panamaquono> thanks
[15:44] <kickAss> @ janisozaur , i gues u ccant boot from iso thrug grub
[15:44] <panamaquono> later
[15:44] <VCoolio> Travis-42: in configuration editor under apps > nautilus
[15:45] <Travis-42> thanks VCoolio
[15:45] <pratik_narain> kickAss: I'm able to take photos with cheese but can't  capture videos. neither can i record any sound from the sound recorder app
[15:45] <janisozaur> kickAss: could you please try to press keys more accurately?
[15:45] <Halitech> Entelin, ok, some apps might need to be restarted but I think most will pick them up right away
[15:45] <apexhouse> would a SATA blueray recorder work alright in ubuntu...?
[15:46] <BFevola> theregoesmyeye "speaker-test" doesn't work either?
[15:46] <kickAss> @ janisozaur ...no need to do so...as long as what i write makes sense to the other guy
[15:46] <Halitech> apexhouse, no
[15:46] <apexhouse> gah
[15:46] <theregoesmyeye> BFevola: nothing.
[15:46] <apexhouse> saves me pulling out of the winxp box...
[15:46] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain ...r u sure, ur sound hardware is detected properly...have u tried doing the same in say XP?
[15:46] <janisozaur> kickAss: well, i can't make too much sense out of that. but anyway, thanks for trying to help
[15:47] <pratik_narain> yes in vista with the supplied dell webcam central software
[15:47] <pratik_narain> @kickAss
[15:47] <genii> apexhouse: My BD-RE GGW H10N   made by LG works fine.
[15:48] <pratik_narain> @kickAss its on dell inspiron 1545 laptop
[15:48] <apexhouse> genni: oooh, interesting..... just plug in turn on?
[15:48] <kickAss> @ janisozaur ...then i must rewrite what i told u earlier, wait a min? i said u cant boot from an iso sitting on ur hard disk, through hacking Grub,
[15:48] <gvaldez> hi every body!
[15:48] <apexhouse> mines an LG (slightly different model though)
[15:48] <Halitech> genii, it works to burn?
[15:48] <gvaldez> could you help me with a fucking problem? pls?
[15:48] <genii> apexhouse: I have it in an external enclosure (eSata) but basically yes, I watch movies from it.
[15:48] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain ,,, okey then it seems ubuntu is not able to detect it properly, r u using the lates version of ubuntu , i mean r u on 9.04?
[15:48] <thiebaude> !language
[15:48] <navatwo> guys, can someone help me install java.
[15:48] <apexhouse> gvaldez: no sorry, only UBUNTU problems
[15:48] <gvaldez> i cant use in pidgin
[15:49] <bazhang> gvaldez, watch the language
[15:49] <genii> Halitech: It burns non-copyrighted stuff fine
[15:49] <navatwo> I cannot figure this out atm, what do I need to do to install java.
[15:49] <gvaldez> accounts like @rocketmail
[15:49] <gvaldez> in Yahoo
[15:49] <pratik_narain> kickAss: yes 9.04
[15:49] <kickAss> @ gvaldez , mind ur language
[15:49] <Pici> !enter | gvaldez
[15:49] <apexhouse> genii: brill - so it would probably work to burn data
[15:49] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain ...okey wait a min...i'll give u some links and ask u to do some steps...that will help u to fix the problem...gimme a min
[15:49] <Gilles> Guys I hve a problem, when I boot up my ubuntu, my mouse and Keyboard sometimes fail to work
[15:50] <gvaldez> ok, sorry... i am new in this Ubuntu's world!
[15:50] <thiebaude> navatwo, try sun-java6-jre from synaptic
[15:50] <kickAss> @ Gilles ...seems h/w detection problem
[15:50] <kickAss> @ gvaldez . thats fine
[15:50] <Gilles> kickAss It works in my Bootloader and stuff...
[15:50] <Halitech> genii, ok, was under the impression that writting wasn't possible yet but reading was possible with a lot of work
[15:51] <gvaldez> ok, when i put an account like "@rocketmail.com" (this is a YAhoo account), the Pidgin doesnВҙt work!
[15:52] <apexhouse> Halitech, Genii, i suppose it wont hurt to give it a go
[15:52] <navatwo> thiebaude: that worked to apparently install it, but its not being recognized by FireFox
[15:52] <apexhouse> will report back as / if / when it works / or not [delete as appropriate!]
[15:53] <thiebaude> navatwo, ok, 1 sec
[15:53] <thiebaude> im checking something
[15:53]  * Dekko wonders how do I set the owner of a harddrive in Ubuntu? I have it set to root for my secondary internal harddrive, thus for some reason I can not change the name of the mountpoint.... the mountpoint is now /media/sdb1 but I want to call it /media/Storage. When I try changing that in fstab I get a can't mount NTFS drive blah blah because I am not root.
[15:55] <navatwo> x64 means 64 bit right?
[15:55] <dewdude> navatwo, yes
[15:55] <kickAss> @ navatwo . yeh
[15:56] <thiebaude> navatwo, did you see sun-java6-plugin in synaptic, install it and restart firefox
[15:56] <navatwo> yes
[15:56] <vallhalla81> can any one lend a hand i am trying to get a dvd to play and keep getting errors
[15:56] <navatwo> I think its because im on 64bit
[15:56] <thiebaude> ahh
[15:56] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain , have a look at these links, http://www.fixya.com/support/t1891018-internal_mic_in_dell_inspiron_1525_isnt   http://www.indusladies.com/forums/personal-technology/4645-how-fix-microphone-dell-laptop.html   http://en.community.dell.com/forums/t/18923892.aspx      if u r still having problems let us know...
[15:57] <apexhouse> right - need to head off soon, but just 1 last time - does anyone have a link to a step by step 'how to set up ubuntu as a gateway' guide.......? pweeease? ;o)
[15:57] <apexhouse> [if not i'll get the hint(!)]
[15:57] <pratik_narain> kickAss: Thanx, i'll try and keep u updated
[15:57] <ctmjr> vallhalla81: what kind of errors?
[15:58] <kickAss> @ vallhalla81 ,,,what is the error ur getitng ? be more clear
[15:58] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain , fine .. u r welcome
[15:59] <urthmover> What is the smartest filesystem format to use on a brand new USB hard drive.  I'd like to be able to connect it to windows systems and have read/write.  The drive will mostly contain music and movies (large files)
[15:59] <vallhalla81> in movie player i get could not opern file do you have permition
[15:59] <urthmover> ext3?
[15:59] <urthmover> since there is an ext3 read/write driver for windows
[15:59] <Halitech> urthmover, if you are sharing with windows I'd go NTFS
[15:59] <urthmover> or should I NTFS and just deal with it
[15:59] <kickAss> @ urthmover ...go for some thign that can be seen by both...simple FAT
[15:59] <vallhalla81> permission*
[15:59] <urthmover> ok Halitech
[15:59] <kickAss> or NTFS
[15:59] <urthmover> thanks
[15:59] <Halitech> kickAss, fat has the file size limitation
[15:59] <jacky4> i deleted the bottom bar in ubuntu...how do i get it back...its the bar that the windows go to when minimized?
[16:00] <navatwo> jacky4: try opening a terminal and running nautilus
[16:00] <kickAss> @ i know ..but it can bee easilye handled by both, thats y i said....else go for NTFS...
[16:00] <ctmjr> !panels | jacky4
[16:01] <vallhalla81> in vlc i get could not read block 0
[16:01] <jacky4> ctmjr: thank you!
[16:02] <dury> I've lost the grub boot loader anyone could drive me please?
[16:02] <Halitech> !grub | dury
[16:02] <kickAss> @ vallhalla81 ,,,any ohter error msg
[16:02] <kickAss> @ dury , yeh u can do that....
[16:02] <vallhalla81> no just those 2
[16:02] <vallhalla81> kickAss: no just those 2
[16:02] <kickAss> @ vallhalla81 ,,,okey
[16:03] <ctmjr> vallhalla81: try adding yourself to the video group in terminal sudo adduser  "your name"  video
[16:03] <ubuntumania> okay so what i had to do was delete all the other versions of flash that i had and now ive got my music on lala.com :)
[16:03] <DopeGhoti> !intel
[16:04] <stephans> anyone know if multiple monitors is supposed to work with Ubuntu/Laptops? When I plug my MAC or Windows Laptops to the external display they just use it... Ubuntu does nothing and when I try to set it is complains about virtual resolution this and that... this is a pain...
[16:04] <vallhalla81> kickAss: is already a member of `video'
[16:05] <portuguesemafia> netstat
[16:05] <portuguesemafia> netstat
[16:05] <troythetechguy_> I want to edit HD video from my Flip video recorder.  Flip software is XP & MAC only.  What is recommended for HD editing in Ubuntu?
[16:05] <millertimek1a2m3> I'm trying to set up two monitors so that there is an extended display and I'm really getting help from no one. I was told to use http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Xorg_RandR_1.2#Overview but I don't know HOW to use it
[16:05] <arooni> on jaunty, the movie player app (totem) shows the volume icon greyed out.... though i can hear sounds through other apps... help?
[16:05] <theregoesmyeye> Bfevola: Guess who's back while listening to some music?
[16:05] <Lord-Readman> Hello, I currently do sqldumps of my database and save them to .gz files with the command... mysqldump -hlocalhost -umyuser -pmypass dbname | gzip -9 > /home/dbname-dbbackup.sql.gz how can I change this to save them as 7z? as I only know how to 7z with... 7z a -t7z /home/file.sql.7z /home/file.sql -mx7
[16:06] <moinonplus> Г§a marche?
[16:06] <urthmover> troythetechguy_: I think one is called cano or something
[16:06] <kickAss> @ vallhalla81 ...have u tried palying the same in some otehr player, and u dint get the same error , is that the case?
[16:07] <chiyen> hola
[16:07] <pratik_narain> kickAss: those links are all about windows man
[16:07] <vallhalla81> tryed with a few disks all good just not on this pc as none will play
[16:07] <millertimek1a2m3> arrrgh
[16:07] <urthmover> troythetechguy_: not cano kino
 Me too... maybe it just does not work in Ubuntu...
[16:07] <chiyen> hi
[16:07] <chiyen> hello
[16:07] <chiyen> hola
[16:07] <moinonplus> ya til un francophone?
[16:07] <troythetechguy_> urthmover: Thank you.
[16:07] <urthmover> troythetechguy_: yw
[16:08] <chiyen> alguien sabe como descomprimir un .rar
[16:08] <chiyen> ?
[16:08] <millertimek1a2m3> stephans: well i'm reading the little page they gave... but my xorg.conf doesn't look anything like what they are suggesting
[16:08] <stephans> anyone know if multiple monitors is supposed to work with Ubuntu/Laptops? When I plug my MAC or Windows Laptops to the external display they just use it... Ubuntu does nothing and when I try to set it is complains about virtual resolution this and that... this is a pain...
[16:08] <thiebaude> !.rar
 The default config file has nearly nothing in it...
[16:08] <RomD> my eye of gnome opens all pictures with 99% size, so they are blurry unless I resize the window. is there a way to fix that?
[16:08] <millertimek1a2m3> mine looks like this
[16:09] <millertimek1a2m3> stephans: http://pastebin.com/m594f4270
 That is correct... that is the default configuration. X should be smart enough to figure out how to work..
[16:10] <Lord-Readman> Anyone able to help me?
[16:10] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain ...ohh ...m xteremly sorry....i guess the solution is just to modify/add a single line to alsa config file....
[16:10] <gartral> ok everyone, i have a problem: my DVD-/+ RW drive will _not read_ any burnable medium.. output of dmesg|tail: http://gar.pastebin.com/f6fd970be
 When it is not you may have to use the file to over ride...
[16:10] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain ...I I solved microphone problems on my Dell Inspiron 1501 by adding one line to both /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base and /etc/modprobe.d/options - the line to be added is the same: options snd-hda-intel model=dell-m26
[16:10] <millertimek1a2m3> stephans: but the page says it should have all that other stuff
[16:11] <millertimek1a2m3> stephans: so you think i should wing it and just add what it suggested about the virtual part...
 Yes you can over ride it, but then no more auto config will happen.
[16:11] <fanec75m> hello world
[16:11] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain ..i guess that will solve the problme...and i guess this sound problem is a know issue with dell sys for quite some time
[16:11] <dajhorn> gartral: DVD-R drives can get laser fade as they age.  If all of your media gets sector errors, then replace the drive.
[16:12] <stephans> If you add or remove hardware, or plug another monitor in you have to do everything manually...
[16:12] <vallhalla81> kickAss: @ any sugestions?
[16:12] <gartral> dajhorn: it reads non-burnable media FINE
[16:12] <kickAss> @ fanec75m .....learnign to prog?
[16:12] <dajhorn> gartral: Yup.  That is still a typical mode of failure.
 submit a bug report to the X in the ubuntu bug system... there should be a guide for that on the front page of ubuntu.com
[16:13] <kickAss> @ vallhalla81 , is the answer YES to what i asked in my  last question
[16:13] <dajhorn> gartral: Isolate for the drive.  Take a disc that it won't read to one or more other computers, and check whether it is readable.
 Users can not be expected to deal with this nonsense...
[16:13] <gartral> dajhorn: being able to play a DVD and not burn one? i'de like too see where that's stated :)
[16:13] <gartral> dajhorn: i already know the disk is fine, and its not reading any of several manufactuer's media
[16:13] <kickAss> @ gartral ...just a combo driver, right? only play ...no burning...
[16:14] <justfil> how can i list existing groups
[16:14] <pratik_narain> kickAss: I don't seem to find the 2 files you mentioned
[16:14] <or4n9e> hi there, I try to set a user passwd in persistent liveusb mode and it works but won't survive a reboot. any ideas?
[16:14] <gartral> kickAss: no, combo burner, can burn everything up to dvd-/+DL media
 If you bought a machine with Ubuntu on it... the you might return it... so OEM' avoid... and fewer people use the OS... nobody wants that except Microsoft.
[16:14] <gartral> kickAss: its an older BENQ maybe.. 5-6 years old
[16:14] <kickAss> @ gartral ...just a combo driver...buring for CDs and play for DVDs
[16:14] <saji_> i'm frm india, i'm unable to copy the vcd video files to my pc. Any idea why? how to overcome this.
[16:15] <dajhorn> justfil: getent group
[16:15] <kickAss> @ gartral ...quite possible
[16:15] <arooni> on jaunty, the movie player app (totem) shows the volume icon greyed out.... though i can hear sounds through other apps... help?
[16:15] <millertimek1a2m3> stephans: you're right... i don't know what to do. i'm just going to go with the guide they gave me... again
[16:15] <Lord-Readman> Anyone able to help me?
[16:15] <kickAss> @ saji_ .....elaborate ur problem....be specific else we cant help
[16:15] <gartral> kickAss: noo.. it burns dvds.. i have a few that are backups of my drive dude
[16:16] <gartral> kickAss: what's possible..? your english isn't very clear
[16:16] <vallhalla81> kickAss: @ yes dvd's work fine in other systems
[16:16] <kickAss> @ gartral ...really...i have not seen anything like that out here in taiwan
[16:16] <fanec75m> kickAss: @ fanec75m .....learnign to prog?..... please explain, I dont understand...
[16:16] <justfil> thank you. another q: if i delete all the users in a group (so it become empty), is the group deleted too?
[16:16] <gartral> kickAss: want a snapshot of K3B confirming the Drives specs? easily done
[16:17] <saji_> i tried copying *.dat files from vcd(video cd), but after it starts copying, it stops soon, resulting in a 0 KB file. It always happens so.
[16:17] <kickAss> @ fanec75m ....those ppl who r learnign programming find it quite exciting to use the "Hello World!" sentence...hence i said so...neverming
[16:17] <saji_> @gartral  pls help.
[16:17] <morris1> my php is running as a certain user which is not allowed to chmod or touch; how do i give this user permissions for any file?
[16:18] <Besogon> I have my key at keyring. How can I bring that to other comp?
[16:18] <gartral> saji_: vcd? is it a "protected" vcd?
[16:18] <or4n9e> nobody? unfortunately google isn't very helpful either, /etc/shadow survives a reboot as does /etc/passwd but nevertheless the system "forgets" the set password and allows logging in with a blank one
[16:18] <saji_> gartral its a normal vcd.
[16:18] <gartral> or4n9e: what version of Ubuntu is this?
[16:19] <gartral> saji_: try taking an image rip with K3B or Wodim
[16:19] <GammaX> whats the pachage called for open office?
[16:19] <or4n9e> gartral, intrepid ibex
[16:19] <Pietman> hi!
[16:19] <gartral> or4n9e: ok, what kernal, what arch. and have you installed any expernal PPAs?
[16:20] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain ....just check this is turned on, for ur sound recorder, gone to system>preferences>sound and the ASLA is chosen under "capture"
[16:20] <saji_> gartral: ok. after i take the image, how do i mount it via the terminal. I know there is a way. but how?
[16:20] <wubrgamer> hey guys, just a quick question. is there a list of WORKING WIRELESS CARDS IN UBUNTU?
[16:20] <Arch1> gartral: what's a PPA?
[16:20] <bashusr> hi i'm trying to set up dual monitor on my system... i got both monitors to work, but right now windows will not drag from the left monitor to the right... it's like 2 different seperate desktops... only when i start an application in 1 monitor does it stay there... how do i make one continuous desktop?
[16:20] <mehrsteckdose> For future reference: Installing linux_image-2.6.24 in Jaunty failed miserably.
[16:20] <gartral> !ppa | Arch1
[16:20] <kickAss> @ wubrgamer ...almost all the currently popular cards work out of the box...
[16:20] <or4n9e> gartral, the kernel is a custom build (but that shouldn't matter here), x86, no external PPAs
[16:20] <aaronvarghese__> hi chopssos
[16:20] <wubrgamer> kickAss, but is there a list?
[16:21] <gartral> Arch1: its also a good way to distribute malware too unsuspecting users
[16:21] <kickAss> i guesss yes @ wubrgamer
[16:21] <Arch1> gartral: What about them?
[16:21] <fanec75m> kickAss, now I see got the point, sorry I am not programmer...
[16:21] <Lord-Readman> Anyone able to help with with my command?
[16:21] <wubrgamer> kickAss, do you know where it is? I can't find it
[16:21] <kickAss> @ fanec75m ...man dont take it seriously...just chil....
[16:21] <Pietman> hi, i have a question: i want to use my intel 4965 wireless card in master mode. how can i do?
[16:21] <Arch1> gartral: and why are you asking me this?
[16:21] <gartral> or4n9e: costom kernals *_ALWAYS_* matter, especially with Ubuntu...
[16:21] <kickAss> @ wubrgamer ..wait a min..lemme google it out
[16:21] <Lord-Readman> I currently do sqldumps of my database and save them to .gz files with the command... mysqldump -hlocalhost -umyuser -pmypass dbname | gzip -9 > /home/dbname-dbbackup.sql.gz how can I change this to save them as 7z? as I only know how to 7z with... 7z a -t7z /home/file.sql.7z /home/file.sql -mx7
[16:22] <gartral> Arch1: read back dude, i was asking the other guy for his architecture... yeesh
[16:22] <wubrgamer> kickAss, foudn it in the wiki
[16:22] <wubrgamer> it's old though
[16:22] <Arch1> gartral: oh, sorry
[16:22] <or4n9e> gartral, this is a problem with "passwd", i.e. its persistence. sorry, but what influence should the kernel have here?
[16:22] <wubrgamer> I know that mine "just works"
[16:22] <saji_> gartral: how to mount iso images via terminal, after i make image of a vcd.
[16:23] <or4n9e> it's just that I set a user passwd with "passwd", it works awesome in the current session but won't survive the reboot
[16:23] <gartral> saji_: you dont _need_ too mount it, VLC and others (SMplayer, gmplayer) can play straight from ISO...
[16:23] <saji_> oh!
[16:23] <kickAss> @ wubrgamer ...this should be enough : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported
[16:23] <or4n9e> while /etc/shadow and /etc/passwd stay untouched
[16:24] <or4n9e> thus this is a bit confusing to me
[16:24] <saji_> gartral:but if i need to mount, how will i do it via the terminal?
[16:24] <kickAss> @ wubrgamer ...yeh thats fine...
[16:24] <wubrgamer> kickAss, shouldn't the page have been updated?
[16:24] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain ... r u still facing the same prob?
[16:24] <wubrgamer> ugh, I'm leaving
[16:25] <gartral> or4n9e: well, depending on what you configured (or not) it *may* have caused the kernal too eithr look in the wrong place, or ignore passwords alltogeth (i dont remember how.. but theres a stupid way it can fail spectacularly if you *dont* set the right options) my advice: reinstall
[16:25] <kickAss> @ wubgramer...yes
[16:25] <pratik_narain> kickAss: yes man
[16:25] <pratik_narain> kickAss: those solutions were for windows
[16:25] <saji_>  gartral:but if i need to mount, how will i do it via the terminal?
[16:26] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain ...dude...we'll fix it anywya....wait a min...m on phone...will be right back
[16:26] <Lord-Readman> :-(
[16:26] <or4n9e> gartral, I understand what you tell me but I can tell you that it's just the same with the stock intrepid kernel (I already tried that)
[16:26] <pratik_narain> kickAss: no probs dude
[16:26] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain .... u dint see my last response to u.....that was for linux...
[16:26] <gartral> saji_: umm.. sudo mount -t iso(type) -0 loop /path/to/iso /path/to/folder/where/yu/want/access/too/iso/contents
[16:27] <or4n9e> so, any other ideas? i.e. an actual reason why /etc/shadow gets ignored after reboot?
[16:27] <Pici> gartral: Its -o , not -0
[16:27] <or4n9e> once I set it it works, reboot: it works not (i.e. you need to login with a blank one) and setting it again works again for that specific session
[16:27] <gartral> or4n9e: ok, so your saying you stumbled into another spactacular Ubuntu-fail? like in 8.04?
[16:28] <saji_> gartral: iso(type)?
[16:28] <or4n9e> gartral, like in 8.04?
[16:29] <saji_> gartral nPici thanks...
[16:29] <saji_> Pici thanks
[16:29] <gartral> or4n9e: theres something horrible wrong with your CD then, cause i used Ibex for a year and a half and never ran into *that*
[16:29] <pratik_narain> kickAss: its already selected
[16:29] <gartral> saji_: ok ,a normal cd is iso9660 im not sure about vcd, and i said -0 loop, it was supposed too be -o loop, sorry
[16:29] <or4n9e> gartral, just too be sure here... I'm talking about liveusb with casper-rw partition for persistent storage
[16:29] <or4n9e> my intrepid hd install doesn't have this issue
[16:30] <Kira> Has a recent update disabled SSH tunneling by default?
[16:30] <JenniferB> I am running a server and a friend of mine was talking about some login blocker for a certain ower if an attacker would try.. does this ring a bell?
[16:30] <Cube> hey, for some reason beagle doesnt wanna index my evolution mail. is that a common issue?
[16:30] <saji_> gartral: thanks again.
[16:30] <navatwo> I am having issues installing java on x64, anyone done it recently and ciould help me out?
[16:30] <gartral> or4n9e: that is completly outside my scope of understanding, i recommend if you want *security* install ubuntu too your hard drive.. live session storage isn't secure.. at all
[16:30] <Kira> I keep getting "open failed: administratively prohibited: open failed" today
[16:31] <gartral> Kira: someone revoked your rights too that folder...
[16:31] <Kira> gartral: what folder??
[16:31] <panfist> how can i check up on the status of apache? i'm trying to debug a website and all of a sudden I keep getting "waiting for hostname..." in my browser
[16:31] <navatwo> Kira: that file, try opening it as root
[16:32] <gartral> dajhorn: hello?
[16:32] <kickAss> @ pratik_narain ,,this one is for studio ,,,u can try it out though:http://gaarai.com/2009/01/27/using-the-mic-on-a-dell-studio-with-ubuntu/
[16:32] <or4n9e> gartral, while I appreciate your efforts, your comments are not helpful at all nor do they address the issue I have to face... I need to setup a persistent intrepid based liveusb for customers and an answer like "install it to a hd" doesn't help that much here
[16:32] <gartral> Kira: the folder that whatever your trying to open is residing in
[16:32] <Kira> gartral: I'm talking about SSH tunneling.
[16:32] <pratik_narain> kickAss: gonna try it
[16:32] <navatwo> I am having issues installing java on x64, anyone done it recently and could help me out?
[16:33] <Kira> gartral: I'm using my ubuntu server (which is co-located at a data center) as a socks5 proxy.
[16:33] <gartral> or4n9e: well, if its a kiosk-type install.. you probably dont want a password anyway, right? im sorry im not much help, i thought you were using this on a personal setup, you kind of failed too communicate your situation too me >.>
[16:33] <JenniferB> login blocker after certain tries.. what program / firewall should I be looking for?
[16:34] <gartral> Kira: im not sure then, im sorry
[16:34] <gartral> Kira: i would call them, make sure their admin didnt do something dumb like block socks5 in the firewall..
[16:34] <Kira> them?
[16:36] <navatwo> I am having issues installing java on x64, anyone done it recently and could help me out? I have installed the .bin from Sun, but when I try to run applets, I get errors and applications will not run
[16:36] <or4n9e> gartral, no kiosk-type install... As I said, I appreciate your time and engagement but a common problem with this channel imho is that ALL folks asking questions are considered newbs and that simply not the case. I asked a very specific question I need a solution/explanation for and all I get is useless input like "stupid man, that's not possible or install it to hd or whatever" everything is possible, you just need a proper insight into the sysinter
[16:36] <or4n9e> nals and for that particular problem I'm out of ideas unfortunately. thus I came here to discuss seriously
[16:37] <jrib> navatwo: why aren't you using the repositories?
[16:37] <navatwo> jrib: I do not know what you are talking about in all honesty =/
[16:37] <pratik_narain> kickAss: solved with the studio link thanx man
[16:37] <jrib> navatwo: do you know about APT?
[16:38] <xangua> navatwo: what are you trying to installВҝВҝ
[16:38] <mickster04> g'day all:)
[16:38] <UnderSampled> Hi
[16:38] <navatwo> jrib: nope, xangua jre. =/
[16:39] <jrib> !software > navatwo
[16:39] <mickster04> any problems not being seen to yet?
[16:39] <UnderSampled> How do I Set the SDL_VIDEO_FULLSCREEN_HEAD environment variable to "1"?
[16:39] <xangua> navatwo: is in the repositories!!
[16:39] <navatwo> jrib: it doesnt work.
[16:39] <jrib> navatwo: the standard (and recommended) way to install software is to use the repositories.  Programs like Synaptic and Add/Remove let you do this.  ubottu gave you detailed instructions
[16:39] <portuguesemafia> cpu
[16:39] <navatwo> I have all that installed
[16:39] <or4n9e> so, is here any casper pro that'll be able to help me?
[16:39] <navatwo> but firefox does not recognizeit
[16:39] <Arch1> Hello again, I have a problem with my sound system. I'm using ALSA (NO, OSS DOES NOT WORK), and ALSA is showing my Logitech ClearChat headset in its sound config, and the test runs correctly, however, I have the headset set up to work the way it should, and I don't hear anything except the test sound in the config. Can anyone help me out?
[16:39] <dury> you know when update ubuntu sometimes it update the... I don't the name.... for instance 2.6.24or something more.. what is it?
[16:39] <gartral> or4n9e: i never called you stupid, and i am being quite serious, you failed too mention that you werwe using a persistent install method, you also failed too mention any technical info about the system, i had to ask you, and with all do respect, if you dont want to be answered like a "newb" then dont ask simple questions.. as of right now, im looking into the problem, and ill share any info i find
[16:39] <jrib> navatwo: what doesn't work exactly?  What did you do?  and what was the outcome?
[16:40] <navatwo> I installed from the repositories, as well as from the .bin from sun
[16:40] <xangua> sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin
[16:40] <dury> is that the kernel
[16:40] <xangua> is the plugin for the browsers
[16:40] <navatwo> neither allow me to open up applets
[16:40] <Gekz> hah
[16:40] <Gekz> all 'do' respect
[16:40] <Gekz> very good.
[16:40] <jrib> !who | navatwo
[16:40] <dury> does it affect to the grub boot loader?
[16:40] <jrib> navatwo: by "applets" you mean applets in your browser?
[16:40] <Cube> hey, for some reason beagle doesnt wanna index my evolution mail. is that a common issue?
[16:41] <xangua> navatwo: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin ; is the plugin for the browsers
[16:41] <navatwo> xangua: thank you.
[16:41] <or4n9e> gartral, thanks. one correction though (you're right with the sys specs)... I mentioned the persistent liveusb in my VERY first question
[16:41] <janisozaur> !grub
[16:41] <navatwo> Finally, that worked.   I could have swore I already tried installing that. Well, thanks :)
[16:42] <Arch1> Can anyone help out with my ALSA problem?
[16:42] <gartral> or4n9e: no, you mentioned "live USB" not "Casper-rw"
[16:42] <dury> be back right now
[16:42] <chessguy_> sh: tracerout: not found
[16:43] <genii> gartral: casper-rw is a volume name given to a liveboot partition so that you can have a persistent install
[16:43] <chessguy_> traceroute to master.tremulous.net (67.222.136.108), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
[16:43] <chessguy_>  1  192.168.0.10 (192.168.0.10)  0.076 ms  0.128 ms  0.157 ms
[16:43] <or4n9e> "hi there, I try to set a user passwd in persistent liveusb mode and it works but won't survive a reboot. any ideas?" <-- that's copypaste from the log man
[16:43] <chessguy_> traceroute to master.tremulous.net (67.222.136.108), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
[16:43] <chessguy_>  1  192.168.0.10 (192.168.0.10)  0.069 ms  0.124 ms  0.155 ms
[16:43] <chessguy_> traceroute to master.tremulous.net (67.222.136.108), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
[16:43] <chessguy_>  1  192.168.0.10 (192.168.0.10)  0.074 ms  0.124 ms  0.156 ms
[16:43] <Arch1> Hello again, I have a problem with my sound system. I'm using ALSA (NO, OSS DOES NOT WORK), and ALSA is showing my Logitech ClearChat headset in its sound config, and the test runs correctly, however, I have the headset set up to work the way it should, and I don't hear anything except the test sound in the config. Can anyone help me out?
[16:44] <or4n9e> gartral, "hi there, I try to set a user passwd in persistent liveusb mode and it works but won't survive a reboot. any ideas?" <-- that's copypaste from the log man, sorry, but that's the truth
[16:44] <or4n9e> :D
[16:44] <gartral> Arch1: do you have AOSS?
[16:44] <UnderSampled> !repeat
[16:44] <gartral> or4n9e: i read the log my friend
[16:44] <Arch1> !aoss
[16:44] <pepperjack> or4n9e: try this.  'touch ~/testfile' and 'sudo touch /testfile' my guess is that perhaps only /home retains changes across reboots
[16:44] <Arch1> gartral: AOSS? or OSS?
[16:45] <UnderSampled> somehow I doubt that nobody knows the answer
[16:45] <Arch1> gartral: And if you mean AOSS, what is that?
[16:45] <or4n9e> pepperjack, nope... I did a bunch of chanes to the whole filesystem already
[16:45] <or4n9e> changes
[16:46] <or4n9e> gartral, come on :D I've written PERSISTENT or not? that means casper-rw
[16:46] <genii> or4n9e: Have you tried doing something like: sync   before reboot to make sure cached data gets written to storage before a restart happens?
[16:46] <spudCakePie> !trash
[16:47]  * Arch1 waits patiently for gartral to answer, realizing he's got about 5 people asking him questions
[16:47] <or4n9e> genii, casper do a sync by default and I already tried a manual sync as well yes
[16:47] <[t0rc]> even if I have set up key-based authentication on sshd, will I still have to type in the users password? I thought it would allow me to login without the password?
[16:47] <spudCakePie> hey, i dont have a trash can icon on my desktop, how can I add one? 9.04 running gnome
[16:47] <UnderSampled> How do I Set the SDL_VIDEO_FULLSCREEN_HEAD environment variable to "1"?
[16:48] <spudCakePie> i really wouldnt do it that way, if i was going to share my application with others, UnderSampled
[16:48] <gartral> Arch1: sorry for the wait, AOSS is the OSS <-> ALSA thing that helps connect devices too "pipes" i beilive.. anyway, you would find it useful too use sudo apt-get install aoss
[16:48] <Arch1> spudcakepie: Create a launcher to the location of ~/.local/share
[16:48] <xangua> spudCakePie: gconf-editor > apps/nautilus/desktop
[16:48] <juanjuan1> can some1 help me???
[16:49] <Beyecixramd> !help
[16:49] <UnderSampled> spudCakePie: what?
[16:49] <CosmiChaos> how do i soft reboot into bios, when i click on eboot it only reboots linux without hardresetting the computer, what is wrong???
[16:49] <xangua> !ask | juanjuan1
[16:49] <Arch1> gartral: It's showing no package labeled AOSS. Are you using some kind of extra software source?
[16:49] <CosmiChaos> i too cant access grub wtf
[16:50] <CosmiChaos> do i have to shutdown my computer to hard-reboot???
[16:50] <UnderSampled> CosmiChaos: it has always worked for me
[16:50] <UnderSampled> CosmiChaos: (reboot)
[16:50] <gartral> Arch1: its in normal packages.. hold on, i dont have the right package name
[16:51] <UnderSampled> spudCakePie: What do you mean by what you said?
[16:51] <VCoolio> Arch1, gartral: alsa-oss
[16:51] <CosmiChaos> UnderSampled: does not work, if i do so i see usplash reboot thats all of it
[16:51] <gartral> Arch1: sudo aptitude install alsa-oss
[16:51]  * [t0rc] is away: Watching Dune
[16:51] <dury> hi there again channel >(
[16:51] <Arch1> gartral and VCoolio: Thanks
[16:51] <spudCakePie> UnderSampled: now i think about it, what your doing is fine... ignore me
[16:51] <dury> :)
[16:51] <UnderSampled> CosmiChaos: are you sure you aren't using "logout"?
[16:52] <Arch1> gartral: Alsa-OSS already installed. What now?
[16:52] <CosmiChaos> UnderSampled: no i dont logoff i HIT REBOOT!!! bt it wont reboot it will RESTART!
[16:52] <kickAss> okey that sounds cool
[16:52] <martin__> hi guys, how can i copy my complete /home-dir to a given location?
[16:52] <CosmiChaos> i dont want restart linux i want reBOOT
[16:52] <UnderSampled> !shout | CosmiChaos
[16:52] <mickster04> CosmiChaos, whats the difference
[16:52] <dewdude> CosmiChaos, are you seeing your bios screen?
[16:52] <ante> cp -r /home/dir /to/location/
[16:52] <mataks> help pls i can't install samba..  i get error msg.. E: broken packages
[16:53] <Halitech> CosmiChaos, reboot, restart, whats the difference between the 2?
[16:53] <CosmiChaos> dewdude: listen: i repeat: NO!
[16:53] <kickAss> @ martin__ ... use this : cp -vr /ur/home /to/ur-new-location
[16:53] <codeshah> hey guys, how would I download a whole directory from another FTP site in command line?
[16:53] <CosmiChaos> Halitech: on reboot the computer resets to bios, on restart just linux is restarting
[16:53] <kickAss> @ mataks ...first u need to fix ur broken packages
[16:53] <Arch1> cosmichaos: You may need to clear your CMOS. Did you custom build this computer?
[16:53] <mataks> kickAss,  how? im just new in linux.
[16:53] <or4n9e> ok, thanks for all your input gartral, pepperjack and genii - I'll try to use google again
[16:53] <kickAss> use apt-get to fix broken packages..then go ahead
[16:54] <martin__> thanks ante and kickAss :)
[16:54] <dewdude> wait wait....you have a reboot AND reset function?
[16:54] <or4n9e> if you happen to find something out, just ping please
[16:54] <CosmiChaos> Arch1: it worked before, since jaunty it only reboots GDM or X or kernel or kind of it but NOT the computer
[16:54] <Halitech> CosmiChaos, when I select restart it shuts down, I see my bios and it restarts, I don't have a reboot option
[16:54] <gartral> or4n9e: the closest thing i can find, is too make a 4th partition for /boot...
[16:54] <UnderSampled> How do I set an environment variable?
[16:54] <mickster04> CosmiChaos, have u tried pressing esc f3 / f8 etc with restart?
[16:54] <pepperjack> CosmiChaos: here is a trick for you: sudo echo b > /proc/sysrq-trigger   :)
[16:54] <kickAss> @ mataks ..okye fine....
[16:55] <CosmiChaos> Halitech: i dont have a button restart, i only have reboot, when i click that, i see usplash shutting down and imeadiaetely restarting without bios inbetween
[16:55] <or4n9e> gartral, could you paste that resource please?
[16:55] <gartral> or4n9e: but theres reports of that breaking other things
[16:55] <jrib> UnderSampled: like what exactly?
[16:55] <Arch1> cosmichaos: Sorry, this is completely out of my region of fixable problems... You might need to go to the Ubuntu forums at ubuntuforums.org . They can help you out.
[16:55] <pepperjack> CosmiChaos: carefule that will reboot though
[16:55] <pepperjack> CosmiChaos: not cleanly
[16:55] <UnderSampled> jrib: I need to set the SDL_VIDEO_FULLSCREEN_HEAD environment variable to "1"
[16:55] <CosmiChaos> pepperjack: what does that do?
[16:55] <AJC_Z0> When I connect to a network using DHCP with Network Manager, I'd like to join a second network for which I use "sudo ip addr add 10.10.20.6/24 dev eth1". What's the correct way to automate that?
[16:55] <mataks> kickAss,  i got this error..  The following packages have unmet dependencies: .. samba: Depends: samba-common (= 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3.1) but 2:3.3.6-1~bpo50+1 is to be installed
[16:55] <jrib> UnderSampled: in what environment exactly?
[16:55] <gartral> or4n9e: nvm, that one was waaay old, and using 8.04
[16:55] <pepperjack> CosmiChaos: kinda like hitting reset button on pc
[16:56] <CosmiChaos> I believe its doing a kind of Quick-Reboot
[16:56] <UnderSampled> jrib: hmm?
[16:56] <CosmiChaos> please help
[16:56] <Arch1> gartral: Alsa-OSS is already installed. What now?
[16:56] <or4n9e> gartral, IC, anyway thx
[16:56] <jrib> UnderSampled: if you want it in all of your gnome session, you can use ~/.profile
[16:56] <CosmiChaos> pepperjack: i want it to properly unmount my ext4 thanks
[16:56] <kickAss> @ mataks ...have u fixed the broken packages....if not run this first: sudo apt-get install -fix-broken
[16:56] <pepperjack> CosmiChaos: there are a number of commands for clean reboot.  for instance sudo shutdown -r now  or sudo reboot
[16:57] <CosmiChaos> pepperjack: well that sudo reboot is doing the same thing than hitting on reboot no bios
[16:57] <kickAss> @ mataks ...and once this is done...install samba thru apt-get it will take care of all dependencies by itself...
[16:57] <pepperjack> CosmiChaos: if you still see the same issue then it would have to be some quick boot bios setting causing it not ubuntu
[16:57] <jrib> UnderSampled: is that what you want?
[16:57] <pepperjack> CosmiChaos: during quickboot you can still hit the proper key like f1 or f8 or whatever is specific to your comp to get into the bios
[16:57] <CosmiChaos> pepperjack: there is no bios feature in the world that lets you skip loading the bios, it is ubuntu problem just reloading the kernel but noot resetting the mashine before
[16:58] <UnderSampled> jrib: I don't really know.
[16:58] <Alvinware> I need a batch name renamer, any suggestion?
[16:58] <jrib> portuguesemafia: heh, figures you are from newark :)
[16:58] <martin__> hm.. okay.. i now did sudo cp -r /home /media/cdrom (where media/cdrom was not a cdrom.. but the future /home-partition.. just didn't want to create another dir).. then i restarted kdm but i can't login.. it says something about kstartupconfig
[16:58] <mataks> kickAss,  i type this "sudo apt-get install -fix-broken" i get this error msg E: Command line option 'i' [from -fix-broken] is not known
[16:58] <martin__> what's wrong with that?
[16:58] <janisozaur> what happens if i install grub and there's no menu.lst?
[16:58] <UnderSampled> jrib: does that only effect my user?
[16:58] <JenniferB> how do I set up denyhost ?
[16:58] <CosmiChaos> pepperjack: i will try that now
[16:58] <jrib> UnderSampled: why do you want to set it?  Yes.
[16:58] <navatwo> How would I change the display resolution to one that is not pre-selected
[16:58] <Alvinware> I need a workable, and easy batch file renamer, any suggestion?
[16:59] <Arch1> Why is it that when I run my test in System>Preferences>Sound for my USB audio device in ALSA it works, but any other sounds do not?
[16:59] <gartral> or4n9e: may i ask why you *need* 8.10, or have you tryed 9.04?
[16:59] <jrib> Alvinware: "rename" is easy if you know about regular expressions
[16:59] <ubuntu> hi
[16:59] <thiebaude> ubuntu, hi
[16:59] <Arch1> ubuntu, LiveCD user?
[16:59] <Alvinware> I need a workable, and easy batch files rename, any suggestion?
[16:59] <ubuntu> hdd user
[17:00] <ubuntu> hhehe
[17:00] <jrib> Alvinware: how about the one I just gave you?
[17:00] <ubuntu> i luv ubuntu
[17:00] <Arch1> ubuntu, why are you named ubuntu? that's kinda confusing...
[17:00] <andre_pl> how do I check the version of a specific package from the commandline?
[17:00] <thiebaude> ubuntu, i got a quick question
[17:00] <ubuntu> ok..
[17:00] <Alvinware> jrib, where can i find it?
[17:00] <jrib> andre_pl: apt-cache policy PACKAGE   works
[17:00] <CosmiChaos> pepperjack: that did not work as i said
[17:00] <janisozaur> andre_pl: dpkg -l | grep -i packagename
[17:00] <thiebaude> ubuntu, are you the one on  c9 forums?
[17:00] <jrib> Alvinware: you should have it by default
[17:00] <jrib> Alvinware: "rename" is a command
[17:00] <or4n9e> gartral, sure I built a whole bunch of customizations upon 8.10 and won't start over now. I've tried 9.04 due to the passwd issue as well though and the situation remains the same - also with stock 9.04
[17:00] <CosmiChaos> pepperjack: it immediately loads ubuntu again not accepting f8 or del
[17:00] <andre_pl> thanks guys
[17:01] <CosmiChaos> howto reboot?
[17:01] <Keiffer> Does anyone have invites on DEMONOID or BITME? Could exchange some
[17:01] <gartral> can anyone tell me why my dvd-rw drive isnt reading burnable dvds? i just burned a cd in it fine
[17:01] <jrib> !ot | Keiffer
[17:01] <rracer> thiebaude, im newbies
[17:01] <mickster04> CosmiChaos, try other keys like f2 esc etc:D
[17:01] <thiebaude> ok, i did't know thanks
[17:01] <gartral> Keiffer: asking things like that evokes the !admin
[17:01] <UnderSampled> jrib: I think it would be best for it to be for all users
[17:02] <Keiffer> Oh
[17:02] <Keiffer> sorry
[17:02] <jrib> UnderSampled: use /etc/environment then
[17:02] <Alvinware> jrib, Do you know any batch files rename got a G.U.I.?
[17:02] <gartral> Keiffer: take it too ##defocus
[17:02] <CosmiChaos> mickster04: I KNOW MY BIOSKEY!
[17:02] <UnderSampled> jrib: how are the different variables delimited?
[17:02] <jrib> Alvinware: nope
[17:02] <rracer> thx ...bye
[17:02] <mickster04> CosmiChaos, ok
[17:02] <CosmiChaos> it is loading kernel how the fuck should it accept entering bios key????
[17:02] <martin__> hm.. okay.. i now did sudo cp -r /home /media/cdrom (where media/cdrom was not a cdrom.. but the future /home-partition.. just didn't want to create another dir).. then i unmounted /media/cdrom and remounted it (it was /dev/mapper/home) as /home.. then i restarted kdm but i can't login.. it says something about kstartupconfig
[17:03] <martin__> why doesn't it work?
[17:03] <Keiffer> Ok, thanks and sorry
[17:03] <gartral> !language | CosmiChaos
[17:03] <UnderSampled> jrib: It currently only has $path
[17:03] <CosmiChaos> i think it is about rapidboot
[17:03] <jrib> UnderSampled: VARIABLE="VALUE"   one per line
[17:03] <mickster04> CosmiChaos, just keep pressing it thruought the entire thing?
[17:03] <NewfierRich> hey all, Just wondering how I can edit my boot loader? Ubuntu comes up twice for some reason
[17:03] <CosmiChaos> mickster04: yes
[17:03] <Arch1> NewfierRich: This is GRUB. Correct?
[17:03] <cellofellow> NewfierRich: you have two kernels installed
[17:03] <martin__> NewfierRich: i think that's okay.. is one the recovery mode?
[17:03] <jrib> NewfierRich: read /boot/grub/menu.lst
[17:04] <NewfierRich> Arch1: Correct
[17:04] <gartral> NewfierRich: you have multiple kernals, boot into the to one and run sudo apt-get autoremove
[17:04] <CosmiChaos> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kexec-tools/+bug/364889 thanks
[17:04] <cellofellow> NewfierRich: go into Synaptic and look for a kernel older than whichever you are running (use uname -r to tell)
[17:04] <Arch1> NewfierRich: I have 2 kernels. That's what you're seeing.
[17:04] <mickster04> CosmiChaos, so u dont get grub up either?
[17:04] <cellofellow> NewfierRich: if you uninstall that older kernel, it'll remove itself from grub.
[17:05] <CosmiChaos> mickster04: pepperjack: i will remove that bullshit kexec-tools
[17:05] <NewfierRich> Cellofellow: I will give that a try
[17:05] <Arch1> NewfierRich: There's the current kernel and an older. Reboot and find the exact name of the second one, write it down then try to uninstall it, assuming you know how to do that
[17:05] <Alvinware> How to be an channel operator?
[17:05] <cellofellow> NewfierRich: whatever you do, don't remove the running kernel.
[17:05] <gartral> Arch1: im not really sure then.. i know my computer hates ALSA and Pulse.. and only works with OSS.. soo.. *shrug*
[17:05] <jrib> Alvinware: step 1) don't ask to be one :)
[17:06] <Arch1> gartral: Okay, I'll check to see if anyone else can help. Thanks anyway. :D
[17:06] <solexious_> If I buy a quad core processor, will ubuntu load balance processes over the core's automatically?
[17:06] <Beyecixramd> solexious_: yes
[17:06] <Alvinware> jrib, why?
[17:06] <NewfierRich> lol, Ok i will reboot and see which one in older, I might be back in a few seconds
[17:06] <crankharder> say I have some nfs resource mounted, and then the connection drops and the mount point goes stale -- terminals lock up when i try to ls it, bad things happen, etc -- how do I 'reset' the mount point so I can remount it (presuming the connection is fine again)
[17:06] <solexious_> Beyecixramd, thank you
[17:06] <gartral> solexious_: i believ so, yes
[17:06] <Beyecixramd> gartral: i can confirm this, i have a dual core processor
[17:06] <Armageddon> Guys, if i want to update Evolution to the latest available what do i do ?
[17:07] <janisozaur> i have two disks: one that currently holds an installation of ubuntu 8.10 (which i use now) and the other, that i want to install grub to. i've read !grub, but found not enough information, anyone wiling to help?
[17:07] <pup> how does purge differ from remove?
[17:07] <janisozaur> pup: man apt-get
[17:07] <cellofellow> janisozaur: sudo grub-install /dev/sdb
[17:07] <VCoolio> Armageddon: find out what repository supplies it, add that to software sources and install; or compile from source
[17:07] <gartral> Beyecixramd: i wonder how you get it too seperate proccess..
[17:07] <VCoolio> Armageddon: what version do you need?
[17:07] <auntieNeo> how am I supposed to change the locale from POSIX to UTF8 in ubuntu? I've searched around google, but apparently there's a dozen ways to do it
[17:08] <cellofellow> janisozaur: that will install grub to the mbr of the second disk
[17:08] <Tim1> did u try bing.com
[17:08] <cellofellow> janisozaur: though you really only need one instance of grub on a particular computer.
[17:08] <janisozaur> cellofellow: oh, i haven't thought it'd be this simple
[17:08] <auntieNeo> Tim1: lol xD
[17:08] <Arch1> Is anyone good here with sound systems?
[17:08] <Armageddon> VCoolio: the very latest, and no i wont try to compile from source, cause last time i tried doing that and installing the libraries my computer crashed and i had to format !
[17:08] <Beyecixramd> gartral: it does automatically, the kernel manages it. when a core has worked for a long time, it automatically moves to another core. also, if you fill up a core, the next processes will use the remaining cores
[17:08] <janisozaur> cellofellow: i know, but i have use for that.
[17:08] <janisozaur> cellofellow: ty
[17:08] <Arch1> Specifically ALSA?
[17:08] <auntieNeo> meh, nevermind :/
[17:09] <Beyecixramd> !give Arch1 ask
[17:09] <Beyecixramd> !give Arch1 !ask
[17:09] <Beyecixramd> argh, fail
[17:09] <Arch1> :P
[17:09] <Armageddon> VCoolio: http://packages.ubunut.com/en/karmic/evolution <--- this one !
[17:09] <cellofellow> janisozaur: there might be more options as to where to tell it to look for the /boot/grub directory. read the man page.
[17:09] <Arch1> Well let me just run my question by you again:
[17:10] <VCoolio> Armageddon: if you're not running karmic I wouldn't use that
[17:10] <opengyan> 1. I have ubuntu 9.04 on hp laptop
[17:10] <Beyecixramd> Arch1: just ask, dont ask to ask
[17:10] <Arch1> Why is it that when I run my test in System>Preferences>Sound for my USB audio device in ALSA it works, but any other sounds do not?
[17:10] <Armageddon> VCoolio: why not ? :/
[17:10] <opengyan> trouble in wlan connection...
[17:10] <bobbob1016> I setup Ubuntu on a spare computer, and I setup ssh with rsa keys.  However, the connection isn't too stable.  If I disconnect, I can't log back in half the time.  I want this computer to be "headless" but it still doesn't seem to want to start vnc, any ideas?
[17:10] <Beyecixramd> Arch1: be more specific, please
[17:10] <VCoolio> Armageddon: it expects karmic stuff, so lots of dependency issues probably
[17:10] <Arch1> Beyecixramd: What do you need clarified?
[17:11] <Alvinware> phuckuall!
[17:11] <Armageddon> VCoolio: and i cant download the latest from source and mine crashes more often, now what are my choices ?
[17:11] <enherit> what is the best twitter client for gnome?
[17:11] <Alvinware> phuckpricey!
[17:11] <auntieNeo> lol @ twitter client question xD
[17:11] <VCoolio> Armageddon: use other mailclient ;) or use older version that worked for you and lock the version in synaptic
[17:12] <opengyan> just after installation of 9.04 ...i tried using wlan in office where ..i just have to assoicate with ap ..i could see ap name on the network manager applet on panel
[17:12] <Beyecixramd> Arch1: which sounds play, and which don't
[17:12] <Arch1> Beyecixramd: I am using a ClearChat PC USB. I can only hear the test sound.
[17:12] <Armageddon> VCoolio: do you have any other mail client as good as evolution ? i don't think Ubuntu chose it for fun, i think they chose it for a purpose !
[17:12] <Arch1> Beyecixramd: All else cannot be heard.
[17:12] <Beyecixramd> Arch1: maybe you haven't configured your default sound card
[17:12] <opengyan> when i moved to my home network ..i have to assoicate with ap + create pppoe connection...
[17:12] <Beyecixramd> and those are playing somewhere else
[17:12] <Armageddon> VCoolio: feel free to give me a client and i'll try it ! maybe i would like it more !
[17:13] <VCoolio> Armageddon: depends on what you want, Thunderbird has lots of features, claws-mail is very lightweight and is just an emailclient
[17:13] <Arch1> Beyecixramd: This is not a sound card. This is a USB headset. I have set everything in the Sound preference to point to this headset, and it can only play the test beep.
[17:13] <Beyecixramd> Arch1: a USB headset with a bundled USB card
[17:13] <Alvinware> VCoolio, search it in Add/Remove, or Synaptic Package Manager.
[17:13] <Armageddon> VCoolio: IMAP, POP3, SMTP, and Address book !
[17:14] <Beyecixramd> Arch1: try rebooting, and setting again those preferences
[17:14] <Arch1> Beyecixramd: And exactly how can I identify that?
[17:14] <opengyan> NOW THE PROBLEM : after creating pppoe connection using pppoeconf.... nm applet stop showing available ap
[17:14] <VCoolio> Armageddon: then use claws-mail
[17:14] <Arch1> Beyecixramd: Tried it five times. Any other ideas?
[17:14] <mataks> help pls i can't install samba
[17:14] <informant> Quick question: is the new desktop Ubuntu 9.04 CD a LiveCD (i386)?
[17:14] <Beyecixramd> Arch1: set your apps to play sounds in your headset
[17:14] <Halitech> informant, yes
[17:14] <VCoolio> Armageddon: I think you can convert evolution address book to clawsmail, google that
[17:14] <informant> Halitech: Thanks
[17:15] <Alvinware> Any one got any good suggestion on Theme?
[17:15] <opengyan> i temporary solved it by manualy doing iwconfig
[17:15] <Arch1> Beyecixramd: How would I go about doing that?
[17:15] <Armageddon> VCoolio: i dont need to, i already formated :P i said my system crashed beyond repair cause of evolution
[17:15] <Beyecixramd> Arch1: try your apps, and set them to play sounds in your headsets
[17:15] <opengyan> but please help me to solve this ...
[17:15] <Halitech> Alvinware, gnome-look.org
[17:15] <opengyan> i would like to see Access point list on nm applet
[17:15] <Arch1> Beyecixramd: All of my apps don't have that option. Do you have any other ideas?
[17:15] <Alvinware> Halitech, Any things from that, no?
[17:16] <Beyecixramd> Arch1: no, sorry
[17:16] <Halitech> Alvinware, depends on what you like
[17:16] <fanec75m> does anybody know about the difference 32 and 64 bit ubuntu
[17:16] <Alvinware> Halitech, I mean any other website, beside that?
[17:16] <Arch1> Beyecixramd: OK, i'll try to find someone else to help out, maybe I should try PulseAudio
[17:16] <Palestine> hi, i want install .deb file on ubuntu , how i can do this ?
[17:16] <Beyecixramd> Arch1: yes, pulseaudio is better
[17:16] <Armageddon> Palestine: use dpkg -i
[17:16] <Halitech> fanec75m, 32bit will run on both 32 and 64 bit systems but 64bit will only run on 64bit systems
[17:16] <Palestine> thank u Armageddon
[17:17] <Arch1> Palestine: Run 'gdebi' if you want a graphical interface
[17:17] <Halitech> Alvinware, only 1 I know of if you are running Gnome
[17:17] <Besogon> What about autologin (gnome) and gpg (because When I autologin Im everytime getting request about enter a password)
[17:17] <Armageddon> Palestine: welcome
[17:17] <VCoolio> Alvinware: http://francois.vogelweith.com/
[17:17] <Palestine> Armageddon:  dpkg: requested operation requires superuser privilege
[17:17] <Palestine> what i should do ?
[17:17] <Halitech> Palestine, run it as sudo
[17:17] <Arch1> Palestine: use sudo dpkg -i
[17:17] <Armageddon> Palestine: use sudo for it :)
[17:18] <Palestine> lemme try wait :)
[17:18] <opengyan> :( anyone knows abt wireless connections and pppoe issues ?
[17:18] <Palestine> Errors were encountered while processing:
[17:18] <Alvinware> Could i make use of the rest of 32bits to make my Ubuntu faster?
[17:19] <Arch1> Palestine: List the errors please.
[17:19] <fanec75m> Halitech   I have  intel E8400, ddr2 kingston 4gb, motherboard assus P5Qse, nvidia 8800gt, wich one you recomand to me 32 or 64 bit ubuntu?
[17:19] <Besogon> What about autologin (gnome) and gpg (because When I autologin Im everytime getting request about enter a password)
[17:19] <Halitech> Alvinware, what do you mean?
[17:19] <Armageddon> !paste | Palestine
[17:19] <Halitech> fanec75m, I would go with 64bit but thats me
[17:20] <Alvinware> Halitech, I'm using a 64bits processor, and running a 32bits O.S., 32bits x 2 = 64bits?
[17:20] <mataks> help please i have problem installing samba.. i get error msg.. E: broken packages
[17:20] <Halitech> Alvinware, you would need to install the 64bit version
[17:20] <Armageddon> mataks: use synaptic manager
[17:20] <Besogon> mataks, reinstall that
[17:21] <mataks> what will i reinstall? the broken package?
[17:21] <Alvinware> Halitech, So i'm going to waste the another 32bits on my processor that i'm not using?
[17:21] <Halitech> mataks, there should be a message saying to run something
[17:21] <Halitech> Alvinware, basically
[17:21] <GammaX> after an apt-get update, how do you install those updates...
[17:21] <NewfierRich> hey all, Just letting you know that I deleted my old kernel and my grub loader is cleaned up. Everything is peachy ; )
[17:21] <Halitech> GammaX, sudo apt-get upgrade
[17:21] <fanec75m> Halitech  maybe in ubuntu we dont miss the 64bit software, and maybe i will have no compatibility problem if i dont use AMD cpu
[17:22] <mataks> Halitech, i have this error msg.  The following packages have unmet dependencies: samba: Depends: samba-common (= 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3.1) but 2:3.3.6-1~bpo50+1 is to be installed.
[17:22] <Armageddon> Alvinware: if you have a 64bit CPU why not go for a 64Bit OS ? isn't that what's the CPU's made for ? why keep 32Bits not used ?
[17:22] <NewfierRich> thanks for the help
[17:22] <cellofellow> NewfierRich: great! :)
[17:22] <Alvinware> halitech, is there any differences between 32bits, and 64bits?
[17:22] <Halitech> fanec75m, AMD64 just refers to the fact that AMD had 64bit first
[17:22] <Whitor> Hi. Not sure if this is an Ubuntu issue or a Firefox issue... but I only have this prob with firefox on ubuntu, not in other os's... Anyway... I'm tryingto clear my location bar. Clearing private data does not work. If I hover over an entry in the list that drops down and press delete, it is removed from the list only until the list is opened again... any ideas?
[17:23] <Halitech> Alvinware, I found a big difference in speed when I changed from 32bit to 64 bit
[17:23] <gaz> Alvinware, 32bits? ;)
[17:23] <gaz> jk
[17:24] <Pici> Alvinware: Some proprietary software may not provide 64bit support. Historically Flash and Java have caused issues
[17:24] <fanec75m> thank you very much Halitech, now i will switch to 64bit ubuntu
[17:24] <patricius_> Hi. Does anybody know how to get Microsoft Wireless Media Desktop 1000 keyboard and mouse working?
[17:24] <Armageddon> mataks: use synaptic manager to install your applications
[17:24] <Besogon> Halitech, What for do you have changed 32 to 64 (it too expensiv)
[17:24] <Alvinware> Halitech, you mean 64bits more speed? How about the application programs that work in 32bits, will it work in 64bits too, no problem?
[17:24] <Armageddon> fanec75m: i am using a 64Bit OS
[17:24] <Halitech> fanec75m, if you don't have a seperate /home partition back everything up first
[17:24] <Armageddon> Alvinware: yes they will
[17:24] <Pici> Alvinware: There should be minimal speed increase for regular desktop users.
[17:24] <kickAss> thats the way out
[17:24] <Armageddon> Alvinware: but you will find most of them as 64Bits too !
[17:24] <Halitech> Besogon, what do you mean it too expensive?
[17:25] <Arch1> Hello, I cannot hear my sound from my USB headset using the ALSA sound system, in the Sound config all possible options point to it, and I can only hear the test sound. I have restarted. Five times. I have tried OSS. I just cannot hear the sound from anything, and my applications do not have an option that allows you to point to a certain sound device.
[17:25] <kickAss> for what
[17:25] <Arch1> What do I do?
[17:25] <Pici> !who | kickAss
[17:25] <NewfierRich> Whiter: Did you clear all private data in the preferences?  You can also set it do delete all private data when you close out fire fox which is kinda nice
[17:25] <Halitech> Alvinware, all the apps I use have a 64bit version so not sure on that
[17:25] <Whitor> NewfierRich, yes
[17:25] <mataks> Armageddon, when it try to mark samba as installation.. it says that can't mark installation  the following packages have unresolvable dependencies
[17:26] <Alvinware> Pici, Can i run a 32bits App in 64bits OS?
[17:26] <Besogon> Halitech, Hardware for 64-bit processor is too expensiv
[17:26] <kickAss> @ ubottu ...yeh i know....but the guys who i'm talking to gets the message...thoug others does get anything
[17:26] <Armageddon> mataks: try sudo apt-get update | sudo apt-get install samba
[17:26] <Halitech> Besogon, try to find 32bit hardware new anymore
[17:26] <Armageddon> mataks: or try deleting your old packages and updating again
[17:26] <cellofellow> Arch1: install padevchooser so you can choose (if using pulseaudio) which device to use for output.
[17:26] <Pici> kickAss: It makes it confusing for everyone else, please make sure you include the person you are talking to in your message.
[17:26] <cellofellow> Arch1: works for my usb headset
[17:26] <Pici> Alvinware: There are ways to do that, but it may not be easy for a new Linux user.
[17:26] <NewfierRich> Whitor: what is coming up that you don't want? something in the address bar or a text box...
[17:27] <Besogon> Halitech, 64-bit systems are only for servers not for home
[17:27] <kickAss> @ mataks ...better first update and then install...as Armageddon said
[17:27] <mataks> Armageddon, sudo apt-get update didn't work for me
[17:27] <Arch1> cellofellow: I mentioned I used ALSA. Do you reccomend PulseAudio? And if you do can you give me a link to a tutorial on it?
[17:27] <kickAss> @ mataks ..whats the error msg u get there?
[17:27] <Halitech> Besogon, then why does anyone bother making a desktop version for 64bit?
[17:27] <noplease> hi
[17:27] <cellofellow> Arch1: pulse is included in all versions from Hardy on up. Unless you've turned it off, you're using it.
[17:27] <mataks> !paste
[17:28] <Alvinware> Pici, All the Apps in 32bits Ubuntu will be available in 64bits Ubuntu too?
[17:28] <kickAss> @ noplease ...hello
[17:28] <kickAss> @ Alvinware ..yeh
[17:28] <gartral> dajhorn: are you there?
[17:28] <Armageddon> mataks: sudo apt-get clean | sudo apt-get update | sudo apt-get install samba
[17:28] <Pici> Alvinware: No. Not everything. Nearly everything though.
[17:28] <Arch1> cellofellow: Attempting an install now...
[17:28] <kickAss> @ Alvinware ...almost the basic ones are out there
[17:29] <Besogon> Halitech, Some people isn't intelligent. ("People eats" - says in my country)
[17:29] <mataks> here's the error http://paste.ubuntu.com/236887/
[17:29] <cellofellow> Arch1: padevchooser is just a gui tool, runs in the system tray, that lets you actual *use* and configure PulseAudio itself.
[17:29] <mataks> Armageddon, i already tried that.. didn't work for me..
[17:29] <Armageddon> mataks: lemme check the error
[17:29] <Alvinware> Pici, Include those in the Add/remove, and Synaptic Package Manager lists?
[17:29] <Arch1> cellofellow: I've been using ALSA. How can I turn PulseAudio on?
[17:29] <Halitech> Besogon, so you are saying that Ubuntu shouldn't have a 64bit version? that Windows is making a mistake in having a 64bit version?
[17:30] <mataks> i tried sudo apt-get update | apt-get clean | apt-get autoclean | apt-get autoremove.. still doesnt work
[17:30] <Whitor> NewfierRich, I use my computer for both personal and buisness stuff... I don't like being in front of clients and using Firefox and having my personally frequented websites polupating the drop down list
[17:30] <bastidrazor> mataks, pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:30] <Pici> Alvinware: If the software isn't available then it won't show up in those programs.
[17:30] <cellofellow> Arch1: in a terminal, ps aux | grep pulseaudio, see if it's running already.
[17:30] <sketchyd> you mean porn, whitor?
[17:30] <Cmclean> that made my day
[17:30] <Whitor> sketchyd, of course
[17:30] <sketchyd> use incognito mode for that
[17:30] <sketchyd> theres a few plugins i think
[17:30] <sketchyd> or maybe its on the beta
[17:30] <Ddorda> did anyone here tried "blkd945gclf little falls" on ubuntu?
[17:31] <Whitor> not only that... but internal sites in my network
[17:31] <Alvinware> Pici, PulseAudio is a server service for streaming music, right?
[17:31] <sketchyd> i missed the original question, whitor
[17:31] <sketchyd> what were you looking for?
[17:31] <Whitor> also facebook ... whatever... I don't want to switch modes to clear the location bar drop down list
[17:32] <Arch1> cellofellow: It gave me the following output:
[17:32] <Arch1> arch      6610  0.0  0.0   3336   800 pts/0    S+   12:31   0:00 grep pulseaudio
[17:32] <Armageddon> mataks: try sudo apt-get install samba-common | sudo apt-get install samba
[17:32] <cellofellow> Arch1: is it running already or not?
[17:32] <Whitor> sketchyd, trying to clear the location bar drop down list
[17:32] <Armageddon> mataks: and you need to change your server !
[17:32] <mataks> bastidrazor, http://paste.ubuntu.com/236887/
[17:32] <Whitor> clearing private data doesn't do it
[17:32] <sketchyd> permanently?
[17:32] <cellofellow> Arch1: ok, no, it's not running
[17:32] <Matic> b
[17:32] <Whitor> yes, permanantly
[17:32] <Besogon> Halitech, No. I don't mean that. It's only market. They are trying to make us spend money
[17:32] <mataks> Armageddon, what server? im just new to linux. how to change server
[17:32] <cellofellow> Arch1: try pulseaudio --start
[17:32] <Arch1> cellofellow: How do I start it?
[17:32] <bastidrazor> mataks, that isn't what i asked for.
[17:32] <Arch1> cellofellow: OK let me try that
[17:32] <Besogon> Halitech, No. I don't mean that. It's only market. They are trying to make us spent money
[17:32] <kickAss> c ya guys
[17:32] <Whitor> Deleting .mozilla does do it
[17:33] <Arch1> cellofellow: It seems to have started...
[17:33] <NewfierRich> Whitor: do you have any of these sites bookmarked? firefox will bring up bookmarks in the address bar as well
[17:33] <sketchyd> whitor - firefox, tools, options, privacy, location bar at the bottom
[17:33] <Whitor> so I know its in the ff profile somewhere
[17:33] <sketchyd> switch it to nothing
[17:33] <Halitech> Besogon, so by your thinking (and please correct me if I'm wrong) we'd still be using 8088 computers and cp/m
[17:33] <dajhorn> gartral: I'm back.
[17:33] <Pici> Alvinware: Pulseaudio is what audio is played through on the normal Ubuntu desktop install.
[17:33] <mataks> Armageddon, when i try to install samba-common it says 0newly insallted.. i already have samba-common
[17:33] <mataks> bastid_razor, ooppps.. wait
[17:33] <cellofellow> Arch1: in your GNOME sound settings you want to tell it to use the PulseAudio Sound Server
[17:34] <sketchyd> whitor - did you find that?
[17:34] <Whitor> sketchyd, you mean Edit - Preferences ? There is no 'options' under tools ...
[17:34] <Arch1> cellofellow: Just did that. Now what?
[17:34] <sketchyd> which ff are you on?
[17:34] <Whitor> 3.0.12 on ubuntu
[17:34] <sketchyd> but yeah, that could be too
[17:34] <gartral> dajhorn: any ideas on my drive, i just burned a cd no problem, and im watching a dvd movie now..
[17:34] <sketchyd> im on vista right now, so my menus may be slightly different
[17:34]  * cellofellow thinks he's lagging out
[17:35]  * Beyecixramd is laughing out
[17:35] <dajhorn> gartral: Nope.  Getting five years from a burner, with medium to heavy use, is pretty good.
[17:35] <Whitor> sketchyd, ahh ... yeah prolly a little different
[17:35] <Besogon> Halitech, Don't you enaugh with many games we have on 32-bit systems.
[17:35] <Alvinware> Pici, what Real-time scheduling, and high priority for pulseaudio do?
[17:35]  * [t0rc] is back (gone 00:44:16)
[17:35] <mataks> bastid_razor,  here http://paste.ubuntu.com/236905/
[17:35] <Whitor> anyway ... in the privacy tab... I don't see anyhting referencing the location bar
[17:35] <sketchyd> im also on 3.5.1
[17:35] <Arch1> cellofellow: I heard a "bink" sound: I think you got it working. Let me test it.
[17:35] <patricius_> does anybody know how to get microsoft wireless media desktop working?
[17:35] <Halitech> Besogon, when I want to play games I power up my xbox
[17:35] <Pici> Alvinware: I don't believe  that the realtime kernel is in a good state lately.
[17:35] <Lyridian> Hmm
[17:36] <gartral> dajhorn: but that doesnt explain why it plays dvds ok, and wont burn, or even acknowledge the fact that it has media in it
[17:36] <Arch1> cellofellow: You got it working. Thank you SO MUCH.
[17:36] <cellofellow> Arch1: in the Sound and Video section there's also the PulseAudio Device Chooser. Run that, and you'll have an icon that looks like an audio jack. Click that and Configure Local Sound Server.
[17:36] <Alvinware> Pici, Will it make music sound better?
[17:36] <Whitor> NewfierRich, checking to see if they are bookmarked
[17:36] <cellofellow> Arch1: hey, we're not done. :)
[17:36] <Arch1> cellofellow: What else then?
[17:36] <porter1> The most recent samba update caused a 'post-installation script returned error exit status 1'. What's the command used to repair packages?
[17:37] <Pici> Alvinware: Short answer No.  Long answer: people who produce music often use it.
[17:37] <Besogon> Halitech, Rememer moonflight didn managed by 8088. (or thomething like that)
[17:37] <Arch1> cellofellow: I just did my stuff, typed in the name of the correct sink, and boom, it's working.
[17:37] <cellofellow> Arch1: well, if it works then it works.
[17:37] <Besogon> Halitech, Rememer moonflight did managed by 8088. (or thomething like that)
[17:37] <Arch1> cellofellow: I don't know how to thank you for this... I've been trying to get my sound to work for months.
[17:38] <cellofellow> Arch1: well, if you want to experiment with the PulseAudio Device Chooser you can. It has some cool stuff.
[17:38] <Alvinware> Pici, Do you mean it's just for the speed only?
[17:38] <Halitech> Besogon, you've lost me completely
[17:38] <cellofellow> Arch1: sort of odd that what you had to do was install pulseaudio, most people here seem to fix their sound by removing it. I guess it's always a mixed bag.
[17:39] <Pici> Alvinware: I don't know exactly what it does, but theres really no reason to stray from the -generic kernels that we provide.
[17:39] <Arch1> cellofellow: Dosen't help I tried to install OSS and a tutorial told me to remove it.
[17:39] <Arch1> Well I'm out, thanks for the help
[17:40] <orksbane> Is there anyone who can help with a dcc problem on ubuntu?
[17:40] <aaaa>     /server irc.efnet.net
[17:40] <cellofellow> OSS is normally not the route you want to go, as most apps don't use its API. Most use either ALSA or (in GNOME at least) GStreamer.
[17:40] <Alvinware> Pici, Are you a developer for Ubuntu too?
[17:40] <sketchyd> whitor - if you dl 3.5 you should get your location bar prefs
[17:40] <xor> Hi there.
[17:40] <aaaa>     /server irc.efnet.net
[17:41] <bastidrazor> mataks, do you have anything in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ ?
[17:41] <Lostinspac_46> My screenlets calendar won't sync.  Don't know if I did something wrong, or if it's the screenlet.  I d/l it from the repository.
[17:41] <xor> I'm having a little problem with Anjuta. When I try creating a GTK+ project I get an error message telling me "Missing packages: libglade-2.0 >= 2.6.0."
[17:41] <xor> But I installed the glade library that was recommended on synaptics.
[17:41] <mataks> bastidrazor,  wait i'll check
[17:42] <cellofellow> xor: install libglade-dev then.
[17:42] <xor> I did.
[17:42] <mataks> bastidrazor,  there's a folder but it's empty..
[17:42] <cellofellow> huh
[17:42] <cellofellow> what version?
[17:42] <[t0rc]> is it common that MPlayer cannot do a proper Jump To if you drag the time slider?
[17:42] <xor> The one that was recommended on synaptics.
[17:43] <xor> I installed anjuta and installed the recommended packages.
[17:43] <xor> That included libglade.
[17:43] <Crazymethjesus> Shut the fuck up!!
[17:43] <xyzzy> tu
[17:43] <porter1> Holy crap, AutoCorrect in Writer is a pain in the rear!
[17:43] <gartral> [t0rc]: the Mplayer that was compiled too the Ubuntu packages is flawed in manymany ways, i highly suggest compileing for yourself
[17:43] <xor> I don't understand why it's complaining about the version.
[17:43] <jussi01> !language | Crazymethjesus
[17:43] <porter1> xor, anjuta is broken as hell in Ubuntu. GBood luck with it.
[17:43]  * cellofellow isn't sure but it might need the -dev version of the package, xor.
[17:44] <[t0rc]> gartral, indeed - good to know. Another question, SMPlayer is just an interface for Mplayer yes?
[17:44] <cellofellow> xor: well, if it's just Anjuta isn't working, try Code::Blocks maybe.
[17:44] <xor> porter1: What would you suggest for GTK+ development on Ubuntu?
[17:44] <porter1> xor, you can still use glade though.
[17:44] <gartral> [t0rc]: yes, and it will complain perfusly if you try to use it with the Ubuntu-provided mplayer!
[17:44] <Alvinware> Pici, The update support for ubuntu 9.04 was supported until the end of this year, or the beginning of the next year, right?! Once the newer version of Ubuntu is out, could i get to the version by using update manager?
[17:44] <porter1> xor, what language? Python is great for development
[17:45] <gartral> !release | Alvinware
[17:45] <[t0rc]> gartral, aye makes enough sense. haha. You seem wise, any other suggestions for MPlayer interfaces or such? Anything special I need to know when compiling?
[17:45] <Krag> i have a realtek hd onboard soundcard, don't have sound in ubuntu 9.04
[17:45] <xor> porter1: I was thinking about C, I want something that works on Windows as well.
[17:45] <cellofellow> xor: for Gnome development, you have GObject with C, Vala, Python, and C# as choices.
[17:45] <porter1> xor, are you good at c?
[17:45] <xor> porter1: I thought about Python and Java as well.
[17:45] <bastidrazor> mataks, type apt-cache policy samba  then pastebin the output
[17:45] <xor> porter1: But I just like C better.
[17:46] <xor> porter1: I'm not what someone would consider "good" at C. I get the job done.
[17:46] <cellofellow> xor: while I've not tried it Mono (GTK#) might work.
[17:46] <porter1> xor, ok then. THe GTK+ guides about how to use glade-3 with C should work
[17:46] <gartral> [t0rc]: use yacc... aside from that, continue about with either make-install or i used checkinstall.. both leave the same result
[17:46] <Krag> i have a realtek hd onboard soundcard, don't have sound in ubuntu 9.04, how can I get it working
[17:46] <unperson> I'm interested in remotely logging into my Ubuntu machine using XDMCP, but the remote machine is internet accessable (not behind a firewall).  Is there an easy way protect my XDMCP connection?
[17:46] <xor> cellofellow: I don't want to use anything even remotely Novel or MS related.
[17:46] <porter1> xor, you might also consider another IDE if that's what you're needing from Anjuta.
[17:46] <cellofellow> xor: there's stuff on the Mono website for getting GTK# working on Windows. GTK# works great on Linux.
[17:47] <cellofellow> xor: ok, then...
[17:47] <porter1> xor, good man :)
[17:47] <mataks> bastidrazor, k
[17:47] <gartral> unperson: why XDMCP? use ssh + X forward if your worried about security
[17:47] <orksbane> I'm looking for help with a dcc prob.
[17:47] <ganesh> hi
[17:47] <Bishop> does anyone know if ubuntu supports mounting htfs filesystems?
[17:47] <porter1> Bishop, sure does.
[17:47] <Beyecixramd> bisho ntfs you mean? yes
[17:47] <orksbane> hi ganesh
[17:47] <porter1> Hello ganesh
[17:47] <cellofellow> unperson: xdmcp is insecure, period. You can't tunnel it cause it runs over UDP.
[17:47] <Bishop> no.  HTFS = SCO OpenServer
[17:47] <unperson> gartral, Basically I want to run the entire session of the remote machine, not just select programs.
[17:47] <porter1> Argh
[17:48] <benny-x> Bishop, auto detected all my winxp mounts on install of 9.04 ... :)
[17:48] <ganesh> yeah hi
[17:48] <porter1> Didn't see that
[17:48] <mataks> bastidrazor,  http://paste.ubuntu.com/236935/
[17:48] <Alvinware> gartral, Do you mean those updates will make my old Ubuntu version become a new one, same with the new release one?
[17:48] <gartral> unperson: NXserver!
[17:48] <ganesh> i ve auto mount
[17:48] <porter1> bishop, if SCO patented it, probably not :P
[17:48] <Krag> realtek hd onboard soundcard, don't have sound in ubuntu 9.04, how can I get it working
[17:48] <unperson> cellofellow, Okay.  So can I get what I want using VNC software?
[17:48] <ganesh> it can't working auto mount help me
[17:48] <acr0nym> running a server on ubuntu is so much faster than on windows.. on an eeepc right now lol
[17:48] <Halitech> !patience | Krag
[17:48] <xor> porter1: I might use another IDE, I just thought since it is advertised as being the IDE for Gnome develpment, that it would be well maintained. (I'm still not sure it isn't my fault, so it might very well be decently maintained)
[17:48] <cellofellow> unperson: FreeNX is based on SSH and faster than VCN. I'd try that.
[17:48] <sketchyd> hey folks - i have a rather screwed up ubuntu install right now - mysql is fubared, and rails is giving me weird errors.  can someone help me completely remove those two apps so i can install fresh?
[17:49] <cellofellow> s/VCN/VNC/
[17:49] <gartral> Alvinware: if you want to upgrade too the newest Ubuntu, use apt-get dist-upgrade or the upgrade manager
[17:49] <ganesh> sketchyd: try sudo apt-get purge mysql
[17:49] <xor> I'll try a few others. Thanks for the help guys! =)
[17:49] <r3dbranch> sudo apt-get --purge remove mysql-server
[17:50] <porter1> xor, it isn't. It's just that a certain library has been flipping between being included with anjuta and not being included. it's annoying as hell. I would recommend using either Eclipse (not from the repos since it is STILL unmaintainted as far as I know), or codeblocks
[17:50] <Pici> gartral, Alvinware: dist-upgrade will not upgrade to a new release of Ubuntu.
[17:50] <Cube> ok i put "export BEAGLE_WALK_THE_DOG=1", but now i wanna turn that off. should i simply put it to 0?
[17:50] <Cube> ok i put "export BEAGLE_WALK_THE_DOG=1", but now i wanna turn that off. should i simply put it to 0?
[17:50] <bastidrazor> mataks, apt-cache policy samba-common
[17:50] <ganesh> porter1: auto mount not working for me
[17:50] <xor> Thanks I'll keep them in mind.
[17:51] <Pici> Cube: Yes, no need to repeat though.
[17:51] <sketchyd> trying that r3dbranch
[17:51] <ShockValue> hey everyone.. newbie here looking to try out (K)ubuntu.  I have a 64bit Intel proc, but the 64bit downloads of the minimal ISO seem to imply that the 64 bit is for AMD only... which one do i want to get?
[17:51] <Alvinware> Pici, Only Update Manager can?
[17:51] <Cube> Pici: sorry, didnt mean to
[17:51] <ganesh> sketchyd: try sudo apt-get purge mysql
[17:51] <mataks> bastidrazor, http://paste.ubuntu.com/236941/
[17:51] <bob3> how can i add a user that cannot edit or delete files?
[17:51] <Pici> ShockValue: It is called AMD64 since the specification was created by AMD.
[17:51] <orksbane> shockvalue go with the 64 bit
[17:51] <Pici> Alvinware: Yes.
[17:52] <Halitech> ShockValue, AMD64 is for any 64 bit processor
[17:52] <ShockValue> Ok, thanks everyone
[17:52] <sketchyd> ganesh - is there a way to confirm that worked?
[17:52] <orksbane> yup works fine on intel
[17:52] <porter1> ganesh, that's really vague. Address it to everyone in the room and be more specific please.
[17:52] <Cube> when a script is being run, i'd like a INOFITY message to pop up. is there like a single line i can put into my script to that message pops up?
[17:52] <Alvinware> Pici, When the 18 months is over, how can i update then?
[17:52] <r3dbranch> check /etc/mysql it should be gone
[17:52] <ganesh> porter i can't understan
[17:52] <alleyrat> can anyone help me with appending .gif to every file in a directory?
[17:52] <r3dbranch> all your config files and the program
[17:53] <sketchyd> etc/mysql is still there r3dbranch
[17:53] <ganesh> sketchyd: try that command it'll remove
[17:53] <bastidrazor> mataks, uninstall samba-common .. sudo apt-get remove samba-common
[17:53] <unperson> cellofellow, gartral Will using FreeNX or similar require me to already be logged in locally to the other machine?
[17:53] <r3dbranch> then rm -rf /etc/mysql for a start
[17:53] <orksbane> Looking for help with dcc
[17:53] <Pici> Alvinware: Use the update-mananger
[17:53] <needhelp1> i have a problem, everytime i get an update to the kernel from ubuntu it keeps adding a new entry to my grub boot menu... so know im having a hard time getting it to auto start on a specific menu item in the grub
[17:54] <cellofellow> unperson: you should be able to get it present a login screen that starts a session.
[17:54] <r3dbranch> the purge option should remove all the config files tho?
[17:54] <mataks> bastidrazor,  it will also remove samba-common smbclient ubuntu-desktop winbind <-- is this ok?
[17:54] <sketchyd> r3dbranch - i tried running your command, and it tried to install mysql again - it said it was not fully installed or removed, and tried to set it up again
[17:54] <bastidrazor> mataks, samba-common is the wrong version.. i'm not even sure how you got it. but yes you can reinstall those packages after removing samba-common
[17:55] <sketchyd> r3dbranch - this one: sudo apt-get --purge remove mysql-server
[17:55] <beeman_nl> hello :)  what's a decent Twitter client for Linux? :)
[17:55] <Alvinware> Pici, Ubuntu can't display .gif file properly (The .gif file was not animating). How to fix it?
[17:55] <unperson> cellofellow, Cool.
[17:55] <mataks> bastidrazor, ok..
[17:55] <Pici> Alvinware: I'm a bit busy at the moment, perhaps the rest of the channel can help.
[17:55] <mataks> bastidrazor,  done.. should i instal it back? sudo apt-get install samba-common?
[17:56] <ganesh> sketchyd: sudo apt-get purge mysql-serve
[17:56] <r3dbranch> did you try autoremove
[17:56] <Alvinware> Ubuntu can't display .gif file properly (The .gif file was not animating). How to fix it?
[17:56] <bastidrazor> mataks, first sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get upgrade then sudo apt-get install samba
[17:56] <sketchyd> nope, ill try that
[17:57] <Cube> when a script is being run, i'd like a INOFITY message to pop up. is there like a single line i can put into my script to that message pops up?
[17:57] <Cube> oops
[17:57] <sketchyd> ganesh - no dice on that
[17:57] <mataks> bastidrazor,  k.. donwloading file
[17:57] <Keiffer> Damn, someone ate my Sytem Tray icons. They don't appear anymore! Only blank space where the icons should be.
[17:57] <NewfierRich> Whitor: did you ever figure it out?
[17:57] <alleyrat> can anyone help me with appending .gif to every file in a directory?
[17:57] <Roland> alleyrat, checkout rename command
[17:57] <Alvinware> Ubuntu can't display .gif file properly (The .gif file was not animating). How to fix it?
[17:57] <sketchyd> r3dbranch - it keeps trying to install mysql, and fails to install.  i think i need to remove the mysql that it wants to install.  how do i do that
[17:57] <Roland> alleyrat, http://tips.webdesign10.com/how-to-bulk-rename-files-in-linux-in-the-terminal
[17:58] <Keiffer> What should I do to see my sysTray icons again?
[17:58] <r3dbranch> do a 'locate mysql'
[17:58] <r3dbranch> should show you all the mysql files
[17:58] <joeyeye> alleyrat: in the folder: find . -name "*" -exec mv '{}' '{}'.gif \;
[17:58] <Lostinspac_46> My screenlets calendar won't sync.  Don't know if I did something wrong, or if it's the screenlet.  I d/l it from the repository.
[17:58] <guilherme> Samue?
[17:58] <mataks> bastidrazor,  yehey thnx. i can install samba now.. should i install back the file that has been remove along with the samba-common?
[17:58] <sketchyd> theres a ton of them, r3dbranch
[17:58] <unperson> So is FreeNX generally the best-liked VNC server for Ubuntu?
[17:58] <guilherme> vai todo mundo para a porra
[17:58] <r3dbranch> then its still installed :|
[17:58] <guilherme> :)
[17:59] <unperson> I see it's not in the normal repositories.
[17:59] <r3dbranch> maybe try synaptic
[17:59] <bastidrazor> mataks, yes
[17:59] <Whitor> NewfierRich, Yeah... FF automaticly adds bookmarks to the location bar drop down list
[17:59] <lwells> how do you use snippets to insert text to document?
[17:59] <cellofellow> unperson: yeah, it's not
[17:59] <sketchyd> do what w/ synaptic?
[17:59] <cellofellow> !freenx
[17:59] <r3dbranch> not sure what else todo
[17:59] <mataks> bastidrazor,  k thnx man
[17:59] <bastidrazor> mataks, good luck with samba fun
[17:59] <NewfierRich> Whitor: Ok cool
[17:59] <r3dbranch> mannually removing the files could be a bit hairy
[18:00] <Whitor> NewfierRich, ff 3.5 might have an option to turn this off
[18:00] <lwells> I can see where you can manage the snippets, but not how you can use it?
[18:00] <sketchyd> ok, synaptic seemed to work
[18:01] <r3dbranch> do a locate again
[18:01] <beeman_nl> anyone has a advice for a decent Twitter client for Linux? :)
[18:01] <Keiffer> mozilla
[18:01] <unperson> cellofellow, gartral Any other recommendations for VNC software that might already be in the repos?
[18:01] <crankharder> beeman_nl: deskbar is good for posting
[18:01] <Whitor> beeman_nl, prism-twitter ? maybe
[18:01] <lwells> It should be in like an insert menu for the snippets
[18:01] <sketchyd> r3dbranch - still lots, but it looks like a lot of it is ruby gems and logs
[18:01] <Pici> beeman_nl: gwibber
[18:01] <r3dbranch> ugg ruby :P
[18:02] <unperson> cellofellow, I'm looking at the help docs, I was just looking for opinions as to quality/usefulness.
[18:02] <r3dbranch> i had a hell of a time learning how to setup my slice for that
[18:02] <beeman_nl> crankharder, Whitor, Pici: thanks, i'll check these out :)
[18:02] <sketchyd> how can i check for just the server?
[18:02] <r3dbranch> prolly just ruby bindings for mysql
[18:02] <joeyeye> beeman_nl - take your pick http://www.sizlopedia.com/2008/05/03/twitter-clients-for-ubuntu-linux/
[18:02] <potuz> how should the entry in sudoers be to allow
[18:02] <potuz> sudo -u user -g group command
[18:02] <potuz> where group is a secondary group for user?
[18:02] <sketchyd> also, can i wipe the etc/mysql folder now?
[18:02] <cellofellow> unperson: it's based on X, SSH, and an advanced compression algorithm. It's simply designed from the ground up to be secure and fast, unlike VNC.
[18:02] <JohnWittle> Why does control+alt+backspace/delete not log me out to GDM?
[18:02] <JohnWittle> and how do I do so from the cli?
[18:03] <beeman_nl> joeyeye: thanks... i guess i could have googled that :o
[18:03] <Alvinware> Pici, Nokia PC Suite for Ubuntu?
[18:03] <r3dbranch> os a ps aux | grep mysql
[18:03] <r3dbranch> do* a
[18:03] <Pici> Alvinware: I don't know.
[18:03] <JohnWittle> Anyone?
[18:03] <r3dbranch> should tell you if its still running
[18:03] <edbian> JohnWittle: The key-binding is now: ctrl + SysRq + K
[18:03] <sketchyd> yeah, still running
[18:03] <lwells> Would it be in the tags menu?
[18:03] <edbian> JohnWittle: Everybody hates it
[18:03] <sketchyd> jesus this thing is persistent
[18:03] <r3dbranch> ugg
[18:03] <JohnWittle> and if I don't have a SysRq key?
[18:03] <r3dbranch> lol mysql will not die!
[18:03] <sketchyd> ive got usr/bin/mysqld_safe
[18:03] <JohnWittle> I'm on an arabic keyboard >.<
[18:04] <Pici> !dontzap | JohnWittle
[18:04] <conlin> I need some help
[18:04] <sketchyd> plus something that mentions the sock
[18:04] <Cube> conlin: yeah whatsup
[18:04] <conlin> how do I enable my mic on ubuntu
[18:04] <sketchyd> and a logger
[18:04] <poc> Is this a free chat
[18:04] <Pici> !enter
[18:04] <Cube>  oh crap
[18:04] <edbian> poc: Yes
[18:04] <Pici> poc: This is the Ubuntu support channel.
[18:04] <edbian> poc: We're all either volunteers or coming here for help
[18:04] <Keiffer> Guys, my system tray icons dissapeard out of the blue!
[18:05] <poc> Oh, get it
[18:05] <BellinXFelon> can someone help me with my external usb device, i cannot write to it
[18:05] <r3dbranch> can you aptgetremove mysql*
[18:05] <edbian> BellinXFelon: Do you have it mounted?
[18:05] <r3dbranch> not sure about the *
[18:05] <JohnWittle> After "sudo dontzap --disable" control+alt+backspace does not restart my x server
[18:05] <conlin> I am in a chat that lets you use a mic and webcam. I just want to use the mic for now
[18:05] <BellinXFelon> edbian : yes
[18:05] <sketchyd> r3dbranch no dice on the *
[18:05] <User2323> DCC SEND "ff???f?" 0 0 0
[18:05] <BellinXFelon> edbian : i just need to change the permissions somehow
[18:05] <VCoolio> JohnWittle: logout and back in before it works I think
[18:06] <edbian> BellinXFelon: The command to change the owner of a file is "chown"
[18:06] <Pici> VCoolio, JohnWittle: Indeed.
[18:06] <Irving> Low frame rate in videos...
[18:06] <r3dbranch> mysql-server is a metapackage it should remove whatever version is there
[18:06] <LasBuntu> how can I change my MAC address?
[18:06] <JohnWittle> VCoolio: I have modified my ubuntu to the point where I don't have a "logout" button in the top right
[18:06] <conlin> Can anyone help?
[18:06] <JohnWittle> LasBuntu: man ifconfig
[18:06] <edbian> BellinXFelon: Something like:  "sudo chown BellinXFelon /media/<mountpoint>
[18:06] <Irving> Can anyone help?
[18:06] <BellinXFelon> edbian : that is what i need to use, the location of the device is /dev/sdb1
[18:06] <LasBuntu> JohnWittle: thanks
[18:06] <VCoolio> JohnWittle: then "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[18:06] <sketchyd> this is ridiculous
[18:06] <r3dbranch> dpkg -purge mysql-server
[18:06] <edbian> BellinXFelon: You want to change the permissions of the folder it's mounted in.  Not the device
[18:07] <BigMao> Hey there, I'm having a pretty irritating problem with Xinerama.  My mouse pointer often gets misplaced when I switch screens - i.e. the graphical pointer is different from where the mouse actually clicks.  I'm using a patched kernel that takes care of another Xinerama problem (duplicate mouse pointers).  Anyone care to help?
[18:07] <poc> Is somebody good at PHP?
[18:07] <brano> LasBuntu: sudo apt-get install macchanger macchanger-gtk
[18:07] <brano> poc: what do you need?
[18:07] <conlin> ok I guess not
[18:08] <edbian> conlin: People are more likely to answer if you ask your question.
[18:08] <edbian> !ask
[18:08] <Irving> So nobody has experienced low framerates for videos?
[18:08] <Ruge> greets all
[18:08] <Irving> Its annoying the crap out of me and its not even full screen.
[18:08] <NewfierRich> Whitor I found a solution
[18:08] <r3dbranch> or try the apt-get remove mysql-server mysql-sever-5.0 or whaveter version
[18:08] <gartral> Irving: define "video"
[18:09] <Ruge> I just got my Ubuntu 9.04 disc in the mail, anyone recommend it on an OLD machine with 256mb ram?
[18:09] <Irving> I have videos saved and am trying to play back but it used to play them fine.
[18:09] <Irving> What do you mean video? House season 1.
[18:09] <Irving> Ha.
[18:09] <sketchyd> im gonna dig through synaptic and delete anything that sounds fishy
[18:09] <NewfierRich> Whitor: in you address bar type in about:config
[18:09] <edbian> Ruge: It should work.
[18:09] <gartral> Irving: ok, saved as what format, and what are you trying too play them in?
[18:09] <sebsebseb> hi
[18:10] <r3dbranch> just remeber to clear out your /ect/mysql config files
[18:10] <joeyeye> ruge, I use 9.04 on a very old P2-400, 386MB RAM ... UI crawls, but good as a light server
[18:10] <mohd> guys i have a question
[18:10] <r3dbranch> not sure if synaptic clears out configs
[18:10] <Irving> .avi in totem.
[18:10] <Tonren> Can anyone help me out with a lighttpd init.d question?
[18:10] <ibeekman> I am trying to make a backup disk image using dd and I would like to send it to an ftp server, can someone help me with piping output to an ftp server?
[18:10] <sketchyd> this is ridiculous
[18:10] <mohd> is there any problem at chatting at sites need java ???
[18:10] <Ruge> joeyye: Oh i C.. mines a PIII 1Ghz, 256mb Ram
[18:10] <Irving> Movie player thing...
[18:10] <sketchyd> how is it still running if its not installed?
[18:10] <gartral> joeyeye: have you tryed e16 as a UI for something like that?
[18:10] <HektoR> hey guys ... is there anyone playing Lineage 2 on ubuntu ?
[18:10] <mohd> most of sites can detect the windows java only
[18:10] <mohd> ???
[18:10] <Keiffer> Guys, my system tray icons dissapeard out of the blue!
[18:11] <sketchyd> does it mean anything that the path is usr/bin?
[18:11] <r3dbranch> stop it hten
[18:11] <gartral> Irving: INSTALL VLC.. TOTEM (mOVIE pLAYER) IS SLOW IN GENERAL
[18:11] <joeyeye> gartral - no, I just went with ubuntu - could've used another distro but couldn't be bothered... the server is headless
[18:11] <gartral> oops, sorry
[18:11] <Irving> Okay thanks.
[18:11] <Whitor> NewfierRich, is there a toggle burried in the about:config somewhere ?
[18:11] <Irving> Gotta go.
[18:11] <edbian> Keiffer: killall gnome-panel
[18:11] <Nyx1> mohd:hey
[18:11] <wokkawokka> hello everybody.. silly question. how would i go about mounting a partition on startup each time?
[18:11] <NewfierRich> yep
[18:11] <mohd> guys is ubuntu have java or i need to download one ??
[18:11] <ibeekman> \join #networking
[18:11] <r3dbranch> .. /etc/init.d/mysql stop
[18:11] <ibeekman> errr
[18:11] <edbian> Keiffer: then "gnome-panel&" to restart it if it doesn't automatically
[18:11] <mohd> hi nyx :D
[18:11] <gartral> joeyeye: e16 is a window manager... like gnome
[18:11] <r3dbranch> try removing it once its dead
[18:11] <edbian> Keiffer: Not sure if it will help but it's worth a shot!
[18:11] <joeyeye> ruge, you s/b fine with that - what video card ?
[18:11] <Whitor> NewfierRich, I had to makea change here to get my backspace key working again too :)
[18:11] <Nyx1> mohd:join #ubuntu on spotchat!
[18:12] <mohd> ok :D
[18:12] <HektoR> anyone knows how to install lineage on ubuntu ?? :(
[18:12] <mdwright> Is there a way to put 9.04 desktop into a text install?
[18:12] <sebsebseb> Nyx1:  what's spotchat?
[18:12] <bastidrazor> !panels | Keiffer
[18:12] <joeyeye> gartral - not tried it, but could - where to get e16 from ?
[18:12] <gartral> !wine | HektoR
[18:12] <sebsebseb> !alternate |  mdwright
[18:12] <r3dbranch> can you play games in linux?
[18:12] <gartral> joeyeye: sudo apt-get install e16
[18:12] <Pici> Nyx1: Please do not advertise other channels here.
[18:12] <Nyx1> sebsebseb: It's an irc server
[18:12] <bbeecher> I need to do a mysql dump, but I don't need to keep the resulting file around. would /tmp be a good place to store it for a little bit, or should I avoid adding files there myself?
[18:12] <Nyx1> umm i'm not, i know mohd
[18:13] <sebsebseb> Nyx1: yeah thought  it was some network
[18:13] <orksbane> r3dbranch yes!
[18:13] <Keiffer> edbian, no, didn't help
[18:13] <unapiedra> how do I install eclipse without all the Java-development stuff on Ubuntu? I just want the bare-minimum and the eclipse-pydev package (for python). Aptitude proposes to download 214MB and will install half a GB. Among it: pulseaudio, ttf-bengali-fonts or junit.
[18:13] <NewfierRich> whitor set browser.urlbar.matchonlytyped to true
[18:13] <r3dbranch> wonders if he can get wow working
[18:13] <wokkawokka> idk if anyone answered as i closed out.. but how would i go about mounting a partition as soon ubuntu 9 is fired up?
[18:13] <HektoR> gartral, i allready tryed but it tell me some AGP activation ... did you ever played ?
[18:13] <Whitor> NewfierRich, trying now
[18:13] <bbeecher> unapiedra - don't go through apt if you need to customize it that much
[18:14] <gartral> HektoR: activate your display drivers
[18:14] <cellofellow> unapiedra: the version of eclipse in the repos is ancient. install it manually from the tarballs on their website. then you can pick what you want to install.
[18:14] <sketchyd> ok, down to just the grep running
[18:14] <Keiffer> bastidrazor, it helped but now all i have to redo the shortcuts
[18:14] <orksbane> r3dbranch it wont run for my son under wine. many game authors do not yet port for linux:(
[18:14] <HektoR> gartral, for wine ?? how ?
[18:14] <unapiedra> cellofellow: alright
[18:14] <Whitor> NewfierRich, I'm on 8.10 with ff 3.0.12 ... I don't think I have this entry
[18:14] <mdwright> sebsebseb: Thank you.
[18:14] <gartral> HektoR: for ubuntu in System>Administration>Hardware Drivers
[18:15] <Whitor> NewfierRich, nevermind that last stmt
[18:15] <sebsebseb> mdwright: no probs
[18:15] <mataks> how to share folder using samba?  i want to share folder to my virtualbox
[18:15] <lloshi> hello
[18:15] <r3dbranch> says if you have direct-rendering you can play wow
[18:15] <r3dbranch> .. glxinfo | grep rendering
[18:15] <joeyeye> gartral - is e16 lighter or heavier than gnome ?
[18:15] <sebsebseb> mataks: samba and virtual box hmm,  that don't sound right,  you can ask in #vbox  how to share  folders between your guest vm and your host
[18:15] <NewfierRich> Whitor: ok :D
[18:15] <orksbane> looking for help with dcc filesharing
[18:16] <seyacat> hi all
[18:16] <r3dbranch> might want to get the latest version of wine tho and compile it
[18:16] <orksbane> hi seyacat
[18:16] <seyacat> hi
[18:16] <r3dbranch> oo wow can run in open-gl mode
[18:16] <alkisg> Is there any driver available for this one, preferably for jaunty? "VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation System Controller Hub (SCH Poulsbo) Graphics Controller [8086:8108] (rev 07)"
[18:16] <mataks> sebsebseb, k.
[18:16] <codeshah> guys, I am using wget, and password has a "!" in it
[18:16] <codeshah> how do I pass it to wget?
[18:16] <gartral> joeyeye: e16 takes up about 1/10th the space of gnome, and has about 0.05 useage on my Intel Celeron "P4" 1.7 ghz system... its the lightest WM i know of
[18:16] <seyacat> how can i make access to a user to /dev/ttyUSB0
[18:16] <r3dbranch> quote it
[18:16] <lstarnes> codeshah: try replacing the ! with \!
[18:16] <orksbane> wtg r3dbranch
[18:16] <MyWay> is there a way to test a crontab without modify it?
[18:16] <lloshi> need help with dual booting and windows. I know. i know. I <3 linux but I need to test something.  Anybody help?
[18:17] <gartral> lloshi: specifics, pleas
[18:17] <sketchyd> r3dbranch - one more question - how do i delete the config files?
[18:17] <r3dbranch> configs are in /etc/mysql
[18:17] <sebsebseb> lloshi:  depending on how much RAM you have, maybe a virtual machine inside Ubuntu of Windows, will do the trick
[18:17] <r3dbranch> so rm -rf /etc/mysql
[18:17] <r3dbranch> should remove everything
[18:17] <NewfierRich> lloshi: just ask your question, people are friendly here an will normally help if they can
[18:18] <sketchyd> cool thx, r3dbranch
[18:18] <lloshi> gartral. ty.  Windows Vista says it can't find a usable partition. I have /dev/sda setup with 4 partions.  (/ , swap, /home, and an ntfs partition for windows)
[18:18] <NewfierRich> Whitor: did that do the job?
[18:18] <mdwright> r3dbranchL You can play WoW on ubuntu using WINE, but beware because OpenGL does not a have an implemented hardware cursors, so lag can be a big issue
[18:18] <Whitor> browser.urlbar.matchOnlyTyped;true   Didn't do it :(
[18:18] <lloshi> NewfierRich: ty glad to hear it
[18:18] <Alvinware> How to use Wine? After install Wine, install Windows Apps in Wine?
[18:18] <sebsebseb> lloshi: how much RAM do you have?   and what do you want to test in Windows?
[18:18] <masquerade> Alvinware: yep, simply run the exer
[18:18] <masquerade> *exe
[18:18] <lloshi> sebsebseb: 4gb
[18:18] <lloshi> World of Warcraft :)
[18:18] <sebsebseb> lloshi: I think you can virtual machine Vista just about with that
[18:18] <r3dbranch> havent played wow for a long time thought it might be fun in ubuntu
[18:18] <sketchyd> r3dbranch - anything else i should get rid of just to be sure?
[18:19] <r3dbranch> not a big lag freak
[18:19] <Whitor> NewfierRich, I think I'm going to try and get a later vs of ff on this machine ... I've hearrd that ff 3.5 behaves differently here
[18:19] <Alvinware> masquerade, Nokia PC Suite for ubuntu?
[18:19] <lloshi> sebsebseb: with full DirectX?
[18:19] <sebsebseb> lloshi: oh you want to play games?
[18:19] <Keiffer> Anyone here uses Maltego?
[18:19] <lloshi> yea
[18:19] <gartral> lloshi: vista... eww.. ok, you need too set up 2 ntfs partitions, and they have too be in front of anything else or vista cries like a little baby.. additionally, you should allocate 8-12 gb for each ntfs part
[18:19] <Whitor> NewfierRich, thats though, I really appreciate your suggestions
[18:19] <masquerade> Alvinware: i dont think so
[18:19] <lloshi> gartral: lol
[18:19] <sebsebseb> lloshi: Virtualbox  3.0 has  better Directx suppourt now, but  it's not quite there yet,  so  looks like you should dual boot
[18:19] <mdwright> r3dbranch: You can, and it works, but be prepared to have some annoyances. Personally I couldn't stand the software emulated mouse, and so now have a Windows PC just for any games I want to play
[18:19] <Alvinware> masquerade, But i can install the windows version in wine, right?
[18:19] <NewfierRich> Whitor: np, sorry it didn't help. it worked for me :S
[18:20] <masquerade> Alvinware: oh, wait. the nokia think should work
[18:20] <masquerade> Alvinware: yes
[18:20] <sebsebseb> lloshi: plus you can get certain games working well in Wine
[18:20] <lloshi> sebsebseb. Yea i've been wineing it till now
[18:20] <gartral> sebsebseb lloshi TF2 plays nicely on the latest wine!
[18:20] <lloshi> cool. but i have demands. lol
[18:21] <gartral> lloshi: like what?
[18:21] <lloshi> i need 4xFSAA and fancy bloom and shadows :P
[18:21] <lloshi> lol
[18:21] <lloshi> and vsync
[18:21] <lloshi> lmao
[18:21] <lloshi> sooo
[18:21] <lloshi> i need D3D
[18:21] <gartral> lloshi: works here.. all the above, and please dont multipost
[18:21] <lloshi> and wine is almost there. almost
[18:21] <Pici> !enter | lloshi
[18:22] <lloshi> in fact. i found a sweet patch for git that will let you recompile wine and go from there to fix shadows. but...i can't seem to understand how to patch what i have with git
[18:22] <masquerade> whats the thing in ubuntu that is ipconfig for windows?
[18:22] <sketchyd> ok, new question - i want to completely wipe my rails install, which i did via gems
[18:22] <Pici> masquerade: ifconfig
[18:22] <lloshi> gartral: my apologies
[18:22] <sketchyd> i also want to wipe ruby
[18:22] <sketchyd> start fresh
[18:22] <masquerade> Pici: thanks
[18:23] <lloshi> anywho. ty very much all. I will try what you said about the 2 NTFS  partitions.  Adios!
[18:23] <gartral> lloshi: see ya, good luck
[18:23] <gartral> dangit
[18:24] <codeshah> hmmm, putting a \! instead of ! still does not work in wget
[18:24] <codeshah> is there any way to supply a password with an exclamation mark?
[18:25] <jrib> codeshah: have you tried enclosing the string in ''?
[18:26] <codeshah> argh, there we go - typos
[18:26] <codeshah> bunch of backslashes and it got screwed up. thx
[18:28] <Ksgibson99> hello
[18:29] <BigMao> Hey there, I have a very peculiar problem with the network connection manager.  I clearly have a network connection, but the network manager says "No network connections found"
[18:29] <Lord-Readman> I currently do sqldumps of my database and save them to .gz files with the command... mysqldump -hlocalhost -umyuser -pmypass dbname | gzip -9 > /home/dbname-dbbackup.sql.gz how can I change this to save them as 7z? as I only know how to 7z with... 7z a -t7z /home/file.sql.7z /home/file.sql -mx7
[18:29] <Universal1> What does your rules say about "piracy" talk int this channel? is it ok?
[18:29] <Pici> !piracy | Universal1
[18:29] <Universal1> kk ty
[18:30] <Patakwek> bonjour
[18:30] <sisif> Hello guys. I`m using a dual-display set-up on a notebook (display + additional on). I was wondering, is there any way that when I start a game (let`s say UrbanTerror - opengl engine) that I can play it only on one display (notebook`s) and on the other have something else? Right now, when I start the game, I get a mirror image on both screens.
[18:30] <BigMao> Hey there, I have a very peculiar problem with the network connection manager.  I clearly have a network connection, but the network manager says "No network connections found".  (Not sure if the last message was displayed, I didn't identify)
[18:31] <Macro_FTW> Hello. I am having problems booting Ubuntu (It was working excellent yesterday; no glitches at all). The problem only comes up in the latest stage of booting; the screen alternates between off and on, then turns a random mix of black, green, and static. I am able to get to the recovery console easily. Can anyone please help me? Thanks. :)
[18:31] <BigMao> Is it because I edited some files by hand? The network connection manager says "device not managed" for several devices
[18:32] <twisted_> hey guys, Maybe you can help me out. I have a project that i would like to make but i am unsure of where to start. I need a mainboard with minimal items. sdcard reader usb port and a vga out. close to nothing in ram and 50 - 100 mhz processor
[18:33] <GammaX> twisted_, Check out hackaday.com they have a lot of rightups on things like that.
[18:34] <cime> are there any news for fglrx black screen in jaunty?
[18:35] <tscmga> hello.
[18:35] <anoneemouse> How do I set my soundcard sample rate in ubuntu.. all my sound is garbled and messed up because the sample rate is wrong and nothing I try to set it seems to work
[18:36] <Lord-Readman> Anyone able to help me out?
[18:36] <anoneemouse> hello tscmga
[18:36] <gajop> some of my mouse buttons (typical back and forward) don't seem to be working in nautilus properly, but work in firefox, does nautilus need them to be mapped to alt keyleft/keyright?
[18:36] <Macro_FTW> Hello. I am having problems booting Ubuntu (It was working excellent yesterday; no glitches at all). The problem only comes up in the latest stage of booting; the screen alternates between off and on, then turns a random mix of black, green, and static. I am able to get to the recovery console easily. Can anyone please help me?
[18:36] <tscmga> i was asked for login gonme "kering"
[18:36] <Whitor> anoneemouse, what soundcard? just curious
[18:36] <tscmga> keyring
[18:36] <tscmga> it is anoive
[18:36] <Pupuser402-1> Hi.
[18:36] <Pupuser402-1> May I ask a question please?
[18:36] <tscmga> can i deinstall that
[18:36] <anoneemouse> Whitor: creative emu 0404 usb
[18:36] <sebsebseb> Macro_FTW: which graphics card do you have?
[18:37] <Lord-Readman> just ask Pupuser402-1
[18:37] <Pupuser402-1> Ok. Thanks :) .
[18:37] <Whitor> Macro_FTW, seems like you've got a corrupt X configuration
[18:37] <Pupuser402-1> Anyone able to advise why Ubuntu and Fedora seem to be so incredibly similar?
[18:37] <anoneemouse> its using an alsa driver called plughw i think...
[18:37] <twisted_> thanks GammaX
[18:37] <tscmga> i want aske to input gnome login keyring , can i deinstall that
[18:37] <Whitor> Pupuser402-1, they are both linux distros ? maybe ?
[18:37]  * dom96 is away: bbl
[18:37] <sebsebseb> Pupuser402-1: they aren't  Fedora is  more cutting edge, and it uses RPM's not Deb's, and so on.
[18:38] <Macro_FTW> sebsebseb- I don't know. It was working fine yesterday. Whitor - is there any way to uninstall things you used the Packet manager to install via the terminal? I think I may know the problem. >.<
[18:38] <Lord-Readman> Pupuser402-1 not sure Fedora is the leading edge of Redhat, Ubuntu is debinian
[18:38] <GammaX> twisted_, No problem. Those things are mainly called arduino. Tons of portability aswell with them.
[18:38] <sebsebseb> Macro_FTW: what did you install? and if it's an xorg issue, you can   do xfix in recovery mode
[18:38] <masquerade> i need help setting up a vnc server behind a router. i forwared port 5900 as told, but the connection still gets refused
[18:38] <linduxed1> is there a lighter alternative to miro?
[18:38] <Pupuser402-1> lolo... the similarities are amazing.. but as you say ... I guess similar bases for the distros... Re: the installs / packages I thought that would have meant some substantial differences but the installed apps. etc. are almost often identical :) .. hmm. something for me to think about... thanks :)
[18:38] <Dulak> masquerade: the first vnc is 5901 not 5900
[18:39] <Whitor> Macro_FTW, sure... not certain of exact syntax ... but apt-get remove or apt-get uninstall [package name] might work
[18:39] <masquerade> Dulak: the blog post said 5900^^ thanks
[18:39] <tscmga> sdfghjkl;'
[18:39] <sebsebseb> Macro_FTW: or use purge instad of remove if you want to remove config files as well
[18:39] <Whitor> Macro_FTW,  there is also a way to re-run the x-configuration program
[18:39] <Macro_FTW> sebsebseb, I already tried xfix and every other recovery option, minus netroot. (Even tried to fix files via the the boot USB.) It was a stray driver that I think may be screwing things up.
[18:39] <Pupuser402-1> Lord-Readman - would you recommend one of the other - and why ? (Lol... asking in an Ubuntu channel!)
[18:39] <Dulak> masquerade: and blogs are never wrong.  if you won't even look at a possible solution I can't really help you
[18:39] <Whitor> Macro_FTW, whats the stry driver for ?
[18:39] <sebsebseb> Macro_FTW: xfix normalley removes the graphics driver
[18:39] <Whitor> stray^
[18:40] <sebsebseb> Macro_FTW: that someone installed
[18:40] <Macro_FTW> Whitor- Graphics card. ATI, I believe. XD
[18:40] <Macro_FTW> sebsebseb, Alright; I'll try it again.
[18:40] <hrawsky> s here anyone who use rent a coder site?
[18:40] <sebsebseb> !ati  |  Macro_FTW
[18:40] <sebsebseb> Macro_FTW: ok maybe useless what the bot gave
[18:41] <masquerade> Dulak: still the same
[18:41] <andrew__> uhm, can anybody figure out why my wifi radar is not working with a window manader that is not gnome or kde?
[18:41] <Alvinware> How to update Nokia phone in ubuntu?
[18:41] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: maybe you can't
[18:41] <anoneemouse> Alvinware: wine maybe and nokia pc suite
[18:42] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: or Windows virtual machine
[18:42] <anoneemouse> i havent tried it though...
[18:42] <Alvinware> anoneemouse, i have tryed Wine with Nokia PC Suite, but it's not working, i even can't install it with Wine.
[18:42] <linduxed> is there a lighter alternative to miro?
[18:42] <qbrix> What program do I run to detect/install a new device (e.g. NIC)
[18:43] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: how much RAM do you have?
[18:43] <Dulak> masquerade: start by verifying vnc is listening on your machine: netstat -ant | grep LISTEN
[18:43] <guntbert> Pupuser402-1: *this* channel is a help channel - general discussion in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[18:43] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, 3G.B..
[18:43] <Pupuser402-1> Ok. Sorry thanks very much kind people :) .
[18:43] <Dulak> masquerade: look for vnc there, and see what port it's actually listening on
[18:43] <masquerade> Dulak: no vnc there
[18:43] <darren> hi all
[18:43] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: that's enough to run Windows inside Ubuntu, in the closed source version of Virtualbox  from http://www.virtualbox.org  for  Linux hosts, and that has USB support
[18:44] <Dulak> masquerade: is vnc running?
[18:44] <masquerade> Dulak: 1 sec..
[18:44] <sebsebseb> Alvinware: open source version dosn't have USB
[18:44] <darren> I'm having a real tough time getting my DV camcorder working in Kino (or Kdenlive) and have tried so many things suggested by google that I'm at the end of my tether. Can any kind soul please help ?
[18:44] <frostburn> sebsebseb, yes it does, but you have to compile it yourself
[18:44] <Whitor> Pupuser402-1, yeah... linux is linux is linux. distros are really just different combinations of packages ... the packages themselves are the same
[18:45] <sebsebseb> frostburn: no they provide a DEB for Ubuntu for the closed one
[18:45] <Pupuser402-1> Ok. Thank you very much :)
[18:45] <Dulak> masquerade: I think that blog was right, if you don't explicitly set a port it defaults to 5900, I think I had to use 5901 for some reason, so 5900 is the default, but once vnc is running youc an use that netstat command to verify exactly what port it is
[18:45] <jimisrvrox> hey guys I tried to play with Keryx for my offline xubuntu machine but I was having major problems with getting the python package dependencies versioning probs with them. What is the best way to tell what versions of the packages you need? because I had something like 2.8.0.2 0ubuntu2 or something like that..im not good with package versioning (understanding it)
[18:46] <sebsebseb> !linux |  Pupuser402-1
[18:46] <Alvinware> sebsebseb, no other options already?
[18:46] <Macro_FTW> sebsebseb and Whitor: Thanks for your help; I think I'm just going to reinstall it; everything important was already been backed up on my external hard drive. Thanks again. :)
[18:46] <Pupuser402-1> Ok. Thank you.
[18:46] <Whitor> Ubuntu and fedora really are the same OS ... just a different combination of software .... and becasue of that ... some of the ways you do things is /slightly/ different ... eg DEB package manager vs synaptic ... blah
[18:46] <sebsebseb> Macro_FTW: ok no probs
[18:46] <Whitor> Macro_FTW, smart for backing up :)
[18:46] <Macro_FTW> Thanks. :P
[18:46] <frostburn> sebsebseb, hmmm you're right, but if they're compiling their own usb drivers then that's a violation of the gpl
[18:47] <sebsebseb> frostburn: it's the closed source version that has USB support, not the open source version
[18:47] <jimisrvrox> #beginners-help
[18:48] <masquerade> Dulak: it works, thanks a lot
[18:48] <guntbert> !ask | jimisrvrox
[18:48] <guntbert> jimisrvrox: sorry, I read back only now :-)
[18:48] <Zencyde> Ubottu, have I ever told you how much I love you?
[18:49] <Pupuser402-1> Yep. Ubuntu is supposed to be Debian based and Fedora Red Hat / SUSE RPM based..
[18:49] <Pupuser402-1> Anyhow I must change channel to talk about that...
[18:49] <Pupuser402-1> Thank you all though...
[18:49] <sebsebseb> !love >  Zencyde
[18:49] <orksbane> problems with dcc file transfer on all irc clients. Outside factors mitigated. ?
[18:49] <Pupuser402-1> Would like to have / would also have like to ask on comments re: Open SUSE and Sun Solaris to but...
[18:49] <Zencyde> Haha, sebsebseb. :)
[18:50] <sebsebseb> Zencyde: :)
[18:50] <Roland> so intel 4500MHD graphics cards don't work really well?
[18:50] <sebsebseb> Roland: indeed, but I  read  about a fix for  Ubuntu 9.10  Karmic Koala released at the end of October
[18:51] <sebsebseb> !intel |   Roland
[18:51] <gajop> anyone that has mx510/mx518 working with nautilus backward/forward can post their xorg.conf or whatever they used to tweak it
[18:51] <speedxxxcore> would it be possible to boot from live-cd, and then use basero, ejecting the live-cd. and burning an image from a mounted server?
[18:51] <dannyD> can't seem to get my microphone to work. Never used it before but getting no response as far as I can tell. Halp!
[18:51] <masquerade> Dulak: i can see the screen, but it doesnt react on clicks
[18:51] <darren> can ne1 help?
[18:51] <sebsebseb> speedxxxcore: maybe,  if you have enough of the stuff in RAM already
[18:51] <Zencyde> Isn't hand editing xorg.conf supposed to be avoided now that HAL has control?
[18:51] <sebsebseb> darren: with what?
[18:52] <speedxxxcore> sebsebseb: I got 2GB ram?
[18:52] <Roland> sebsebseb: failed to pin front buffer: cannot allocate memory is a really annoying error
[18:52] <sebsebseb> Zencyde: HAL is actsaully on the verge of being replaced by something else
[18:52] <darren> getting Kino or Kdenlive to work with my DV camera sebsebseb
[18:52] <Zencyde> sebsebseb: Oh? Care to expand?
[18:52] <Dulak> masquerade: I read something about that a couple weeks ago... let me see if I can find it
[18:52] <Pupuser402-1> Thanks all. Bye for now. Happy Ubuntuing :)
[18:52] <masquerade> Dulak: okay, thanks
[18:53] <sebsebseb> Zencyde: not in here,  but  they probably can in #ubuntu-offtopic or  #ubuntu+1  which is currently the karmic channal
[18:53] <Zencyde> sebsebseb: Thanks. :)
[18:53] <dannyD> little microphone help when someone gets a chance
[18:53] <Armageddon> i need a lightweight mail client please, that supports POP3, SMTP, IMAP, and that includes an address book !
[18:53] <Dulak> masquerade: is the cursor a dot or an arrow?
[18:54] <poc> Is there somebody good at php?
[18:54] <Pupuser402-1> Danny - anything particular?
[18:54] <sebsebseb> poc: #php
[18:54] <masquerade> Dulak: the usual mouse icon. you know, i am trying to connect over jaadu on an iPhone
[18:54] <darren> i understand from some googling that there are issues with raw1394 and dv1394 with Kino and kdenlive. not being an expert I'm really stuck
[18:54] <dannyD> pupuser: yeah..I can't get any sound to record
[18:54] <poc> I can't join it.
[18:54] <sebsebseb> poc: it's  ##php
[18:54] <dannyD> otherwise sound devices seem to work ok
[18:54] <Dulak> masquerade: you can move the pointer but not click on anything?
[18:54] <masquerade> Dulak: exactly
[18:54] <Pupuser402-1> You may find you need to add extra controls to the volume control (preferences). E.g. some for microphone sense or microphone switch, another for microphone input boost, as well as the ever joyous remembering to select the microphone as the RECORDING input?
[18:54] <maverick> can anyone help me with spoofing my ppp0 address, i change my ip with ifconfig, but i lose connectivity as the packets dont come back to the spoofed address i think..
[18:55] <Dulak> masquerade: that seems to be a common problem, it has something to do with the mouse you are using, some mice cause this behavior for no apparent reason
[18:55] <Gary> poc: to join ##php you need to be identified to services, ie have a registered account
[18:55] <Dulak> masquerade: so you're using the iphone and tappign to click right?
[18:55] <Gary> poc: Take a look at http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup to see how to setup 'the freenode way' :)
[18:55] <dannyD> Pupuser402-1: is there a way to see a graphical sound bar so I can see when I hit the right switch?
[18:55] <masquerade> Dulak: the client mouse or server mouse
[18:55] <Pupuser402-1> danny - my advice is just general... I think someone else better offer you proper advice... Ermm.. You know... I am pretty sure their is ...
[18:55] <darren> is there a terminal command I can issue to see what's connect to my firewire port
[18:55] <masquerade> Dulak: a tap is a normal (left) click, double tap right click
[18:55] <Pupuser402-1> I think we need to get a proper expert on this for you...
[18:55] <poc> Thank you
[18:56] <dannyD> Pupuser402-1: thanks anyway..
[18:56] <Dulak> masquerade: i'm not entirely sure, I just read some emails on the vnc list about it, I don't have the problem myself
[18:56] <Pupuser402-1> ... but if you go into the preferences or properties for the volume control / mixer or sound card device... under I think it is... "Recording" their should be VU meter showing the input level...?
[18:56] <howdo> need help setting up an ftp user on ubuntu server , hosting their website and others, need to lock it to there folder in their directory :)
[18:56] <NewHandFromCN> heloo
[18:57] <NewHandFromCN> hello
[18:57] <maverick> hi
[18:57] <anoneemouse> hello
[18:57] <sebsebseb> speedxxxcore: it will want to load up a load of stuff from the Live CD into RAM, but maybe if you have already done so,  you can then eject the CD and use what you want to use
[18:57] <masquerade> Dulak: i just see, the screen doesnt refresh. means, i have one picture, but dont see changes. maybe its about compiz?
[18:57] <NewHandFromCN> i can not login now
[18:57] <hoss> I recently bought an Acer Aspire One, and installed Ubuntu within Windows.  I cant get my WIRED connection to work.  Passing IFCONFIG in term doesnt show any ETH device.  Any suggestions?
[18:57] <NewHandFromCN> i was asked for password for gnome keyring
[18:57] <Pupuser402-1> Bye for now :)
[18:57] <NewHandFromCN> and a delete .gnome2/keying/*
[18:58] <maverick> can anyone help me with spoofing my ppp0 address, i change my ip with ifconfig, but i lose connectivity as the packets dont come back to the spoofed address i think..
[18:58] <NewHandFromCN> i can not get into the destop
[18:58] <Dulak> masquerade: yeah I never even tried to do compiz while on remote, it's a good bet that is the problem
[18:58] <dannyD> anyone else able to help me with a sound recording issue?
[18:58] <masquerade> test
[18:58] <NewHandFromCN> i find #ubuntu channel useless
[18:58] <masquerade> woot :) im on my iPhone atm, Dulak
[18:59] <Pupuser402-1> masq - keeewl
[18:59] <maverick> hoss: try system testing and check whether it detects ur nic
[18:59] <Dulak> masquerade: i imagine that is gonna suck your battery dry really fast
[18:59] <masquerade> haha
[18:59] <hoss> maverick:  how do I do that?
[19:00] <howdo> need help setting up an ftp user on ubuntu server , hosting their website and others, need to lock it to there folder in their directory :)
[19:00] <maverick> hoss: system --> administration --> system testing
[19:00] <masquerade> dulak i dont think that it takes more bettery than usual wufi
[19:00] <hoss> maverick: KK, brb
[19:00] <NewHandFromCN> kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
[19:00] <Dulak> masquerade: but wifi will be constant with vnc installed, it's updating the screen 30x a second or so
[19:01] <Dulak> masquerade: different form browsing web pages where the traffic is in bursts, vnc is gonna be steady, and that wifi eats battery
[19:01] <maverick> can anyone help me with spoofing my ppp0 address, i change my ip with ifconfig, but i lose connectivity as the packets dont come back to the spoofed address i think..
[19:02] <Pici> NewHandFromCN: Why did you delete that directory?
[19:02] <kickBoxer> @ maverick ...whats the issue
[19:02] <maverick> kickboxer: i want to spoof my ppp0 address
[19:02] <omnibusrebus> hi to everyone
[19:02] <NewHandFromCN> pici,i dislike that
[19:03] <kickBoxer> maverick, how did you try that? whats the way u used? commands ?
[19:03] <NewHandFromCN> piPici: why it prevent me from access my computer
[19:03] <kickBoxer> @ omnibusrebus , hello
[19:03] <maverick> kickboxer: ifconfig ppp0 X.X.X.X, then i lose net connectivity coz my routing gets messed up i think
[19:03] <NewHandFromCN> Pici, i have login , why it ask me for password
[19:03] <omarthamer> hi
[19:03] <Pici> NewHandFromCN: What happens when you put your password in?
[19:04] <MK13> maverick, are you using dial up?
[19:04] <omarthamer> any idea what text.extras.menu
[19:04] <maverick> mk13: pppoe..
[19:04] <omnibusrebus> i've a question. i've an old pc pentium III with 128 mb ram and 40 gb hdd. I would lik install xubuntu on this but how many swap you suggest me to set?
[19:04] <NewHandFromCN> pici,it ask me password ,continuess
[19:04] <HektoR> anyone knows some manual about install ATI video card driver on ubuntu ?
[19:04] <NewHandFromCN> Pici,i delete that
[19:04] <bastidrazor> !ati | HektoR
[19:04] <NewHandFromCN> Pici, and i am can not input my password , in gdm . it just don't let me do that
[19:05] <omarthamer> help
[19:05] <omarthamer> help
[19:05] <omarthamer> help
[19:05] <FloodBot3> omarthamer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:05] <defrysk> omnibusrebus, usually swap= ramx2
[19:05] <kickBoxer> @ omarthamer ..dont shout....ask ur question
[19:05] <NewHandFromCN> Pici,why i have to use gnome ?if i not using gnome , then , i can not login ?
[19:05] <omarthamer> i need to run a program it says no text.extras.menu found
[19:05] <Pici> NewHandFromCN: Why can't you enter your password in gdm?
[19:05] <maverick> mk13, kickboxer: any ideas?
[19:06] <NewHandFromCN> Pici, it don't give me the password window
[19:06] <maverick> mk13, kickboxer: i dont want to use a proxy because i want to spoof a particular ip..
[19:06] <omnibusrebus> defrysk, ok, i know this but i've need your opinion for an optimal performance
[19:06] <kickBoxer> @ omarthamer ...whats the programme u r trying to run? can you be more specific... and write down the exact error message
[19:06] <Guest21096> hay guys! I am building  a[AI] program in python.i am also done with it but i am stuck on one thing thro.i am trying to get my program to open up outher programs for linux.any one can help me
[19:06] <MK13> maverick, your spoofed ip could be out of range for your network
[19:06] <Pici> NewHandFromCN: Depending on what theme you're using you may have to enter your username, press enter and then the password dialog will come up.
[19:06] <NewHandFromCN> Pici, i click the user name , and , some error happend , and it do not give me a chance to enter the password
[19:07] <mystamax> When I right click a folder and select properties to view its size, the number is different from what I see when I use "Disk Usage Analyzer". Why is this?
[19:07] <omarthamer> Using Visual 0x21 (33): TrueColor, Depth = 24, Screen = 0, RGB, N
[19:07] <omarthamer> System warning: No such file or directory, extras menu file /usr/lib/.text_extras_menu (Textsw package)
[19:07] <kickBoxer> @ maverick ....i'm yet to get the exact fix for that....let me try some more googling...will let u know once a get a solid fix
[19:07] <Pici> NewHandFromCN: Did you enable passwordless login?
[19:07] <omarthamer> program called mpitool
[19:07] <maverick> kickboxer: thanks.. :)
[19:07] <omarthamer> i installed already
[19:07] <jrib> mystamax: can you pastebin that?
[19:07] <kickBoxer> @ maverick , u r welcome
[19:07] <maverick> mk13: yes it is my own ip is 203. and the spoofed one is 203.
[19:08] <Guest21096> so can anyone help me out
[19:08] <abbec> i have a problem with my acer ferarri 4005.. xserver boots about 1/3 of the times and otherwise it becomes black and the only thing left is a reboot... Xorg.0.log here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/237081/
[19:08] <mystamax> jrib, can I pastebin what? There is nothing to paste? I simply want to know why nautilus says its 3.5GB, and "Disk Usage Analyzer" says its 3.9GB
[19:08] <cemc> how can I change the gnome preferred application for images (jpg, etc) ? it always opens up gimp when I double click
[19:08] <kickBoxer> @ Guest21096 ...whats the problem u r facing?
[19:09] <abbec> i have a problem with my acer ferarri 4005.. xserver boots about 1/3 of the times and otherwise it becomes black and the only thing left is a reboot... Xorg.0.log here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/237081/
[19:09] <jrib> mystamax: what does du -sh say?  and does it happen with other directories?
[19:09] <omarthamer> kickBoxer u didn't answer me
[19:09] <AnnOwnym> salu
[19:09] <AnnOwnym> euh
[19:09] <AnnOwnym> dГ©solГ©
[19:09] <maverick> kickboxer, mk13: i have heard of an application called mendax to spoof my ip, but i am unable to get it going, having issues compiling it
[19:09] <defrysk> cemc, righclick the file select properties, and change the ...open with... setting
[19:09] <NewfierRich> hey all, how do one install new themes?
[19:09] <mechtech> why did freenode-connect CTCP VERSION me?
[19:10] <tesla3327> can anybody help me setting up software raid 5 in ubuntu?
[19:10] <kickBoxer> @ cemc ...use th standard way. when u try opening using right clicking ...it asks for the programme, there u can set it to alwasy use the same program to do that thing...and u r done
[19:10] <jrib> mechtech: ask #freenode
[19:10] <|eXeC001er|> Hello!
[19:10] <jrib> NewfierRich: system -> preferences -> appearance
[19:10] <kickBoxer> @ maverick ...whats the issue in compililng?
[19:10] <Guest21096> well i am building a program in python .but i am also done 'but i need someone to help me on how to get the program that i am builing to open up a outher program in python
[19:10] <maverick> kickboxer, just a second, ill tell u
[19:10] <MK13> maverick, why do you need to spoof the ip?
[19:10] <HektoR> bastidrazor, when i'm going into system->administration->hardware drivers there is nothing...
[19:11] <kickBoxer> @ cemc ...use the one mentioned by jrib...better way
[19:11] <jrib> Guest21096: try #python
[19:11] <Guest21096> i have
[19:11] <Guest21096> i am look for help  from yall
[19:11] <maverick> mk13, i want to get into a dc++ hub, which only a particular isp is allowed access to
[19:11] <NewfierRich> jrib: yeah, but you can only use preinstalled ones right? how do you install new themes
[19:11] <NewHandFromCN> how can i now the display name?
[19:11] <|eXeC001er|> Can i make deb package for ubuntu with out-files: changelog ,dsc, ... I have only binary files.
[19:11] <NewHandFromCN> i am in console
[19:11] <kickBoxer> @ maverick ...if have a bunch of messages better put it in ubuntu pastebin
[19:11] <jrib> NewHandFromCN: if you open that dialog, you should see an "install" button
[19:11] <NewHandFromCN> i want to export DISPLAY=...
[19:11] <mechtech> jrib: thanks
[19:12] <bastidrazor> HektoR, then follow that link and install them manually
[19:12] <NewHandFromCN> i can not login now
[19:12] <dreamer> hi all, since today, when I try to play flash video in firefox, when I make the video fullscreen firefox crashes
[19:12] <NewHandFromCN> i can not login the desktop
[19:12] <omarthamer> Using Visual 0x21 (33): TrueColor, Depth = 24, Screen = 0, RGB, N
[19:12] <omarthamer> System warning: No such file or directory, extras menu file /usr/lib/.text_extras_menu (Textsw package)
[19:12] <NewHandFromCN> now i just deinstall gdm
[19:12] <omarthamer> I got this error message
[19:12] <omarthamer> what should I do
[19:12] <cemc> thanks
[19:13] <defrysk> NewfierRich, drag and drop the downloaded tar/zip theme file in the theme box of appearance
[19:13] <NewfierRich> cool i figuried it out thanks
[19:13] <maverick> kickboxer, mk13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/237110/
[19:13] <MK13> maverick, i cannot think of a way :(
[19:14] <dreamer> hmmm, I now see an error when I run FF in terminal: Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0". Segmentation fault  << I need GLX for displaying flash in fullscreen?
[19:14] <kickBoxer>  @ maverick ...okey fine...lemme c that
[19:14] <omarthamer> help
[19:14] <abbec> i have a problem with my acer ferarri 4005.. xserver boots about 1/3 of the times and otherwise it becomes black and the only thing left is a reboot... Xorg.0.log here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/237081/
[19:14] <happyface> .org
[19:14] <abbec> please help
[19:14] <NewHandFromCN> how to find the xorg display name
[19:14] <maverick> kickboxer, is it a code error?
[19:14] <abbec> i have a problem with my acer ferarri 4005.. xserver boots about 1/3 of the times and otherwise it becomes black and the only thing left is a reboot... Xorg.0.log here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/237081/
[19:15] <abbec> pleeeease
[19:15] <Pici> !patience
[19:15] <MK13> maverick, looks like the source is bad
[19:15] <NewfierRich> hey all, I just installed a new theme, but the scroll bars in it is still the ugly brown color that comes with ubuntu, anyway of changing that?
[19:15] <kickBoxer> @ maverick ...seems some header files are missing
[19:15] <NewHandFromCN> what is usual display of X
[19:15] <NewHandFromCN> something like :0.0?
[19:15] <maverick> mk13, kickboxer: hmm i thought so too...i think i need to get this from some other place..quite rare stuff :(
[19:16] <Bob_Dole> Can I run Nvidia and ATI cards in the same box on ubuntu 9.04? I hear it can be done on windows.
[19:16]  * Bob_Dole but I really don't want to use windows.
[19:16] <kickBoxer> @ maverick ...yeh MK13 said it rightly....lets google it and see if there's a way out....yeh u can do that as well....but do make sure, once u have the solution put it in ur blog for the sake of others facing similar problem...
[19:17] <maverick> kickboxer: sure dude..
[19:17] <danhs> If I want to sync up my work and home computer, can I just have them rsync my /home directory?
[19:17] <danhs> what's a *safe* way to do that
[19:17] <danhs> especially since they're very different hardware
[19:17] <kickBoxer> @ maverick ...thanks buddy
[19:17] <jrib> danhs: I love unison for that
[19:18] <danhs> jrib: did you find unison conflicts a pain?
[19:18] <danhs> jrib: I used it for a while, but unison had strange conflicts always and it was like ugggh
[19:18] <Hoss> maverick:  System Testing doest detect any network connection
[19:18] <jrib> danhs: haven't really run into it no, I usually run unison as soon as I startup so it just pulls my latest changes
[19:19] <danhs> hmmmm
[19:19] <maverick> hoss: so we have analyzed the problem, do you have a net connection going on ubuntu? (highly improbable)
[19:19] <kickBoxer> @ maverick ...i was googling the error message from ur pastebin..dint get the solution ,,,but u can have a look over the search results here: http://www.twingine.com/search.php?bing=&q=%91struct+tcphdr%92+has+no+member+named+%91th_sum%92
[19:19] <jrib> danhs: I'm using it to sync my desktop and laptop
[19:19] <danhs> jrib: does it have rollback like subversion or other revision control?
[19:19] <danhs> jrib: that'd be quite nice
[19:19] <Hoss> maverick:  Not at the moment.  I have to share the cat5 connection to modem.  Just odd how it sees the wireless nic but not the eth
[19:20] <jrib> danhs: not aware of such a thing.  I do know you can tell it to perform automatic backups
[19:20] <wildc4rd> evening all
[19:20] <maverick> kickboxer: oh man cool searchengine, thanks for enlightening me..
[19:20] <danhs> hmmm
[19:20] <kickBoxer> @ maverick ...u r welcome dude
[19:20] <Crazymethjesus> SHUT UR FACE
[19:20] <Crazymethjesus> FUCKER
[19:20] <Hoss> maverick:  even if I didnt have an active connection, shouldnt eth0 information populate with ifconfig?
[19:20] <FloodBot3> Crazymethjesus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:20] <Crazymethjesus> HOMO
[19:20] <Crazymethjesus> HOMO
[19:20] <MK13> maverick, my thought exactly
[19:21] <NewHandFromCN> gdm sucks
[19:21] <NewHandFromCN> i just deinstall it
[19:21] <maverick> hoss: this is as far as i can help you with my experience..someone has to take hold of this now, u might want to try and check ur restricted drivers in ubuntu, and see if ur NIC is in the list
[19:21] <danhs> jrib: you don't have issues cause of diffferent hardware or anything like that?
[19:21] <kickBoxer> @ NewHandFromCN ... rightly said
[19:21] <Armageddon> what is the IMAP server directory ?
[19:22] <DougM> Hey.. just wondering what everyone uses for the web host?  I have been using MediaTemple for years but will be doing small project where 20$ a month isnt really necessary.  Anyone have any suggestions?
[19:22] <jrib> danhs: no, but I spent a good deal of time choosing the right ignores at first.  I don't even use the same distro ;)
[19:22] <Hoss> maverick:  assuming it is, wouldnt I need an active connection to download the driver?
[19:22] <MK13> maverick, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=271779 ,the last post might be why u can't connect properly
[19:22] <danhs> jrib: also, if I forget to sync before I leave home or leave work for the day....
[19:22] <danhs> :-p
[19:22] <Bob_Dole> DougM, if it is really small, run it from gome
[19:22] <Bob_Dole> home*
[19:22] <NewHandFromCN> kickBoxer: i  think it should not prevent from login , for something like gnome-keyring
[19:22] <Armageddon> DougM: Apache server !
[19:23] <maverick> hoss: yea, but you can download the driver from an active net connection and transfer it by some media, then install it
[19:23] <kickBoxer> @ NewHandFromCN ...  i do think the same
[19:23] <Hoss> maverick:  word, thanks
[19:23] <Bob_Dole> I run my server from home. Really wish it had some lights in the front, so I can look at it to see if it is down, rather than wait for someone to complain
[19:23] <jrib> danhs: but if you are just syncing your home, hardware shouldn't be an issue at all.  I can only think of a handful of files that you would have to ignore
[19:23] <maverick> mk13: thanks checking it out
[19:23] <danhs> jrib: true
[19:23] <przemek_> siema
[19:23] <NewHandFromCN> kickBoxer: :D
[19:23] <Armageddon> what is the IMAP server directory ?
[19:24] <Evet> polak?
[19:24] <przemek_> sa to jakies normalne ziomki??
[19:24] <Hoss> I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on top of Windows on an Acer Aspire One.  It doesnt seem to see the ethernet port, does anyone know how I can get it to work?
[19:24] <MK13> Hoss, if you figure out the drivers you need, you can always download the .deb from another computer and transfer it via usb
[19:24] <maverick> mk13: oh, ive been through this thread before, and it does not seem of any use to me
[19:24] <przemek_> tak polak a co??
[19:24] <DougM> Bob_Dole is it hard to run your own server?  I have a good amount of experience with computers but its all been Mac OS until about 2 days ago when i switched to Ubuntu
[19:24] <MK13> maverick, ok
[19:24] <moox> hi there. I have an apache2 using Pam to auth the users. I want to use fail2ban to filter the access but I don't understand the difference between the pam-generic and the apache mode in fail2ban
[19:24] <Hoss> MK13:  How does one find out what driver's one needs?
[19:24] <urthmover> helo Bob_Dole
[19:24] <przemek_> a spr
[19:24] <urthmover> hows things
[19:24] <MK13> Hoss, what ethernet adapter do you have?
[19:24] <Bob_Dole> DougM, it's pretty simple actually
[19:25] <przemek_> gadacie o pierdolach
[19:25] <gentoo> hosified, talk to it
[19:25] <Pici> !pl | przemek_
[19:25] <kickBoxer> @ Armageddon ...the default is I guess /var/imap
[19:25] <Hoss> MK13:  What ever comes with Acer Apire One out-the-box.
[19:25] <DougM> Bob_Dole: alright.. im gonna start looking into it.  Any suggestions to help me get started or should i use my best friend over at google?
[19:25] <maverick> hoss: what does it get detected as in windows?
[19:26] <Alvinware> How can i have the power of the root account?
[19:26] <Hoss> maverick:  sec, need to reboot it.
[19:26] <Bob_Dole> Alvinware, with sudo
[19:26] <coz_> Alvinware,  sudo
[19:26] <NewHandFromCN> now , i am login using fvwm
[19:26] <maverick> hoss: do that only if my suggestion has a point...
[19:26] <NewHandFromCN> every time , i update , the day was wasted
[19:27] <maverick> hoss: seriously im not that experienced enough with ubuntu...i can help u a lot with windows...\
[19:27] <Alvinware> With sudo, i can change the nice value?
[19:27] <NewHandFromCN> old problem gone , new probme comes
[19:27] <christopher> !backports
[19:27] <Armageddon> kickBoxer: thanks
[19:27] <kickBoxer> @ Armageddon u r welcome
[19:27] <NewHandFromCN> old bugs never die , they just comes and go
[19:28] <Alvinware> Bob_Dole, How to make my current account as root account?
[19:28] <Hoss> SOB, found this on the forums - Ethernet card also doesn't work out of the box for D250. Download AR813X-linux-v1.0.0.8.tar.gz from http://partner.atheros.com/Drivers.aspx and install it manually. Ignore gzip warnings about "trailing garbage".
[19:28] <laxman> how do I disable the single USB port.Ubuntu machine, not all usb single or two..
[19:28] <kickBoxer> @ Alvinware ...dont do that...have sudo powers instead
[19:28] <BigMao> Hey there, I'm having a major problem with the network connection manager.  It erases my resolv.conf!
[19:28] <christopher> anyone here use intel 3945 wireless?
[19:28] <Pici> !root | Alvinware
[19:29] <hosified> what?
[19:29] <hosified> what do you want to know what ethernet adapter I have
[19:29] <hosified> er, why?
[19:30] <AaronT125> Alvinware: although there is a way to use sudo to get into the root account, you can then change the root password
[19:30] <AaronT125> Alvinware: sudo su -
[19:30] <Alvinware> kickboxer, in windows i can use the root/administrator account, and it's very convinience.
[19:31] <Pici> Alvinware: The Ubuntu way is to use sudo. Please see the page that ubottu linked to.
[19:31] <cdenny> hi I'm using the live cd, but the cpu fan is running at 100%, can I change this anywhere?
[19:31] <DerKlempner> Alvinware: Ubuntu isn't designed for users to need to log in as the root account
[19:31] <M1K3> Hoss, have you figured out the ethernet adapter?
[19:32] <jcdury> dury
[19:32] <AaronT125> Its just nice to know that you can get into the root account, if you really need it
[19:32] <ikonia> AaronT125: you can use sudo to access root acount access
[19:32] <Alvinware> No one really crack the root password of Ubuntu yet?
[19:32] <ikonia> Alvinware: there is no password, the account is locked
[19:32] <cdenny> is there anyplace where I can adjust cpu fan speed on the live cd
[19:32] <erUSUL> !rootshell
[19:32] <AaronT125> ikonia: but you can access it if you want to
[19:32] <kickBoxer> @ Alvinware ...thats personal choice dude...but i guess almost all linux people like it the way u work with sudo that gives root powers rather than using the root accoutn directly...
[19:33] <ikonia> AaronT125: you can access it using sudo
[19:33] <laxman> please help me
[19:33] <sebsebseb> laxman: with what?
[19:33] <cdenny> HELP
[19:33] <edbian> !ask | laxman
[19:33] <cdenny> is there anyplace where I can adjust cpu fan speed on the live cd, its pretty urgent I dont want it to burn out
[19:33] <edbian> cdenny: What's the issue.
[19:33] <laxman> k
[19:33] <dury> hi there all
[19:33] <kickBoxer> @ laxman ...what s ur problem?
[19:33] <Hoss> MK13:  No, but I found this artical suggesting to download a driver - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne
[19:33] <dury> :)
[19:33] <bbeattie> What are some of the top dlna servers? ushare is now defunct, mini-dlna has slowed progress.
[19:33] <kickBoxer> @ dury, hello
[19:33] <DerKlempner> Alvinware: you don't have to "crack" the password, and if you really want to know how to access the root account, send me a PM
[19:33] <wojciech> where can I find the kernel panic log?
[19:34] <laxman> how do I disable the USB port.Ubuntu machine, not all usb single or two..
[19:34] <cdenny> edbian: my hdd died, so im using the livecd but the cpu fan is running 100% and I dont want it to burn out
[19:34] <AaronT125> ikonia: lets just say, that something goes wrong with the default user account, it would be nice to be able to get into the root account to add a new user
[19:34] <Alvinware> ikonia, in other distribution of Linux, i think that i'm able to use the root account, Fedora Core.
[19:34] <ikonia> wojciech: panics log to screen
[19:34] <dury> kickAss is there?
[19:34] <ikonia> AaronT125: that's what single user mode is for
[19:34] <WindowsUser> cdenny: why will it die from running at 100%? is it an old fan?
[19:34] <edbian> cdenny: Are you sure it's the cpu fan and not the disk spinning?
[19:34] <lstarnes> Alvinware: there is sudo
[19:34] <laxman> two usb
[19:34] <M1K3> Hoss, i thought acer computers usually work well w/ ubuntu
[19:34] <ikonia> Alvinware: yes, orther distros don't lock the password
[19:34] <rjent> Greetings, on an ubuntu 9.04 install with ICH9 82801I and no sound from speakers, but audio on headphones works well. Notebook is a HP ProBook4510s. Any ideas appreciated.
[19:34] <kickBoxer> who is kickAss? @ dury
[19:34] <cdenny> edbian: no its the fan, artic cooler pro.  its really loud, more of an annoyance than anything
[19:35] <AaronT125> ikonia: i'm just saying, its nice to have access to the root account if you need it, i prefer to use sudo though
[19:35] <edbian> cdenny: Well it's not going to burn out immediately.  Technically speaking it can run at 100% power for a while.
[19:35] <cdenny> edbian is there anyplace where I can see the cpu temp?
[19:35] <kickBoxer> @ laxman ....write clearly the  problem u r facing?
[19:35] <WindowsUser> cdenny: cdenny cpufreq-select maybe?
[19:35] <ikonia> AaronT125: that's what single user mode is and you can access the root account through sudo
[19:36] <edbian> cdenny: There should be something in /proc to set the cpu speed.  You could also try booting with the "noapic" option on
[19:36] <cdenny> i think something very bad happened to the computer last night and i just want to make sure something isnt killing itself
[19:36] <bastidrazor> cdenny, acpi -Vf
[19:36] <ke-_-vin> hi guys, I have a question about w3m. It can display images in my xterm, but not in urxvt, anybody knows why? thx!
[19:36] <kickBoxer> @ AaronT125 ....i guess its the same for ~ all linux users
[19:36] <AaronT125> ikonia: kk i don't wanna turn this into an arguement
[19:36] <ikonia> AaronT125: it's not an argument
[19:36] <edbian> cdenny: The best play to check the cpu temp is in the bios.  There are some apps that allow you to see it.  I have never used one of them.
[19:36] <edbian> cdenny: lmsensors is the name of one I think
[19:36] <edbian> !lm-sensors
[19:36] <AaronT125> ikonia: ok soz
[19:36] <libtech> eeecontrol works for me
[19:37] <dury> kickBoxer: maybe is you with different nick.... who knows
[19:37] <dragonlinux> hey all. anyone know if there is an apt-get avilable for the new pidgin app ?
[19:37] <cdenny> thats the problem, i cant install anything because its the livecd and the hdd must have died or something, they arent showing up anywhere
[19:37] <edbian> !eeecontrol
[19:37] <dragonlinux> or do i have to compile to code myself ?
[19:37] <edbian> !eee-control
[19:37] <Hoss> MK13: as did I.
[19:37] <Pici> dury: Please use /whois and/or tab-complete to see if someone is in the channel instead of asking here.
[19:37] <kickBoxer> @ dury...i dint get what are u talking about
[19:37] <frogzoo> dragonlinux: you mean pidgin or a particular version?
[19:37] <shane2peru> arrrgh, sound is getting on my nerves,  I'm running AMD64 Ubuntu Jaunty, and have been for a while, now all of the sudden, it is not working!
[19:38] <dragonlinux> frogzoo, well the new version 2.5.8 that has the yahoo fixes in it
[19:38] <edbian> dragonlinux: pidgin is in ubuntu by default
[19:38] <tamuka> can someone please tell me how to download movies in ubuntu
[19:38] <dury> Pici: you right... really sorry
[19:38] <wojciech> in which file can I find kernel panic log?
[19:38] <shane2peru> Must have been some update or something, I tried following a few of the guides in the forums, and nothing helps
[19:38] <ikonia> wojciech: it doesn't log, it logs to screen
[19:38] <dragonlinux> edbian, true, but the default version is 2.5.5 which is broken for yahoo
[19:38] <edbian> tamuka: Do you mean bit torrents?
[19:38] <dury> sorry channel
[19:38] <tamuka> yes
[19:38] <cdenny> im just going to shut it down
[19:38] <laxman> my company asking can you disable usb port in all machines ...some pc's keyboard and mouse also usb,how do i disable the usb
[19:39] <jgoppert> anyone know how to give users permissions to use sched_setscheduler in a c program?
[19:39] <libtech> laxman: most likely in BIOS
[19:39] <edbian> dragonlinux: I don't think there is a version that will work with yahoo yet.  Yahoo switched their servers or something about 1 month ago.  Open source community is still catching up.
[19:39] <ikonia> jgoppert: check ##c
[19:39] <edbian> laxman: Yes, turn of your "usb controllers" in the bios
[19:40] <dragonlinux> edbian, on the pigin.im front page, they say in the latest, 2.5.8, the yahoo problem is fixed
[19:40] <om26er> plz tell me which software should i use for virtualization
[19:40] <dragonlinux> im just asking what the easiest way to get that verison on ubuntu is
[19:40] <om26er> !virtualization
[19:40] <edbian> dragonlinux: I suggest you download that version from their site.  Hopefully they offer a .deb!
[19:40] <cheetahw26> at the ubuntu boot screen there was an option to install ubuntu without making any changes to the computer... i chose that option and now i am at a login prompt
[19:40] <cheetahw26> but i never created a username or password
[19:40] <kickBoxer> dragonlinux, i guess not...m still facing that prob
[19:40] <om26er> !cedega
[19:41] <ikonia> cheetahw26: it should be your old username/password
[19:41] <edbian> dragonlinux: Either they have a .deb and you can practically just double click it or it's .tar.gz (source code) and you'll have to compile by hand.
[19:41] <jgoppert> anyone know how to give users permissions to run sched_setscheduler in a c program without requiring root user?
[19:41] <om26er> !kvm
[19:41] <cheetahw26> i never had one to begin with...
[19:41] <cheetahw26> first time installing
[19:41] <ikonia> cheetahw26: it asked you for a username/password combination at install time then
[19:41] <kickBoxer> okey @ cheetahw26 ....whats the issue, btw?
[19:41] <Cube> cheetahw26: what about leaving it empty? just pressing enter?
[19:41] <unop> jgoppert, /j #c or ##c
[19:42] <jgoppert> thanks
[19:42] <pratik_narain> i can't change cursor theme in jaunty without restart or logout
[19:42] <cheetahw26> i tried that just get error reading; incorrect username or password.. letters must be in correct case
[19:42] <pratik_narain> is there any way
[19:42] <edbian> pratik_narain: It's a compiz bug.
[19:42] <dury> will microsoft absorb yahoo?
[19:42] <M1K3> cheetah, try username:ubuntu, and leave password blank
[19:42] <ikonia> dury: that's not for this channel
[19:42] <cheetahw26> problem.. never created a uname or passwd, yet prompted for one..
[19:42] <dragonlinux> edbian, it seems there is no .deb on their ssite. i thinkill be stuck compiliing it
[19:42] <Cube> dury: no, they're gonna form an alliance and pwn google
[19:42] <edbian> pratik_narain: Turn compiz off, change your cursor as many times as you'd like ;) turn compiz back on.
[19:42] <M1K3> cheetahw26, try username:ubuntu, and leave password blank
[19:42] <edbian> dragonlinux: No big deal!
[19:42] <ikonia> cheetahw26: at the install there is a section to set a username and password, you must have missed it
[19:42] <kickBoxer> no off-topic gossips please!
[19:43] <cheetahw26> i'll just restart... i tried normal install but it failed.. so maybe
[19:43] <edbian> Get the .tar.gz and extract it somewhere that you can work with (I like to use the desktop
[19:43] <cheetahw26> tried= ubuntu passwd- blank... no deal
[19:43] <ikonia> cheetahw26: at the install there is a section to set a username and password, you must have missed it
[19:43] <cheetahw26> i never got to any install ... just loaded and booted right to here
[19:43] <Dashkal> Does abybody know if Firefox 3.5 show up in jaunty-backports?
[19:43] <pratik_narain> edbian: but after turining on compiz again, i have to reconfigure in the ccsm.
[19:43] <ikonia> cheetahw26: are you on the desktop now ?
[19:43] <cheetahw26> when trying to install... how can i install in text-only mode?
[19:43] <M1K3> cheetahw26, do you mean you booted from the live cd?
[19:43] <Dashkal> missed a word...
[19:43] <cheetahw26> @ login prompt now
[19:43] <Cube> ikonia: probably not xD
[19:43] <jrib> cheetahw26: reboot, "check the cd for defects"
[19:43] <kickBoxer> cheetahw26, then its livecd right
[19:43] <shane2peru> is there any alternatives to pulse audio?
[19:44] <cheetahw26> downloaded .iso from site... not livecd ..
[19:44] <ikonia> cheetahw26: you need to boot from the livecd
[19:44] <cheetahw26> or not minimum livecd anyway
[19:44] <kickBoxer> shane2peru, quite a lot dude....
[19:44] <jrib> cheetahw26: the desktop cd is a live cd and install cd
[19:44] <shane2peru> kickBoxer: what are the easiest/best to use?
[19:44] <edbian> pratik_narain: If you use the System -> Preferences -> Appearnce -> Desktop Effects dialog then yes.  If you use "compiz--replace&" in a terminal then you don't have to reconfigure it.
[19:44] <ikonia> cheetahw26: boot from the livecd and select "install"
[19:44] <M1K3> cheetahw26, if you selected "try ubuntu without any change to computer" at the boot up, then it is the live cd
[19:44] <cheetahw26> ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[19:44] <shane2peru> kickBoxer: pulseaudio is really getting on my nerves
[19:44] <jrib> cheetahw26: reboot, "check the cd for defects"
[19:44] <ikonia> cheetahw26: burn that to a disk and boot from it
[19:44] <cheetahw26> ok will do ...
[19:45] <maverick> has anyone got flash player running in opera?
[19:45] <cheetahw26> thats what i am doing...
[19:45] <kickBoxer> shane2peru, what s the issue with pulse audio?
[19:45] <Cube> maverick: yeah me
[19:45] <sonism> cheetahw26: п»ҝubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso is a liveCD
[19:45] <jrib> !who | cheetahw26
[19:45] <ikonia> cheetahw26: ok - so the livecd will boot you into the desktop
[19:45] <defrysk> Dashkal, sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[19:45] <Dashkal> defrysk: ahh, danke
[19:45] <maverick> cube: libflashplayer.so trick dosent work for me, it works a bit but output is crappy
[19:45] <shane2peru> kickBoxer: my sound disappeared for no apparent reason, it isn't muted either, I went through a few of the sound fixes on the forums
[19:45] <ikonia> cheetahw26: from that desktop you can then click "install"
[19:45] <Viliny> What does it require of me to switch from compiz to fluxbox (and back if i don't like it)
[19:45] <laxman> when i give disable permission for BIOS, all usb also disable
[19:45] <shane2peru> kickBoxer: I have been using it fine for several months, and now it decides to blow up in my face
[19:45] <defrysk> Dashkal, it will be named  shirekoto
[19:45] <cheetahw26> !ikonia ok will do
[19:46] <laxman> eyboard, mouse usb device
[19:46] <kickBoxer> shane2peru, r u on 9.04?
[19:46] <shane2peru> kickBoxer: yep, 64AMD
[19:46] <jrib> Viliny: install the fluxbox package.  Then at the login screen, the "options" button lets you choose which to use
[19:46] <lstarnes> laxman: do you want to disable all USB, or all USB except the mouse and keyboard?
[19:46] <Viliny> ah well thats easy, thank you
[19:46] <shane2peru> kickBoxer: with intel card 82801G
[19:46] <Condoulo> What tool can I use to adjust my webcam settings, whether it be brightness, quality, contract, etc. I'm streaming at the moment and noticed everything is too bright, thats why I ask
[19:46] <dury> ikonia: you right... by the way... can grub boot loader be able to boot the last linux kernel image that is updated... if there is not grub when you turn on the computer
[19:46] <Dashkal> defrysk: ok, that's a random name, but I assume it's just to avoid conflict with the normal fx package?
[19:46] <defrysk> yes
[19:46] <ikonia> dury: if there is no grub - grub can't boot anything
[19:47] <Dashkal> kk, nothing an alias can't fix.  thanks for the heads up
[19:47] <defrysk> Condoulo, try cheese
[19:47] <ikonia> dury: if there is grub - it can boot any kernel you have installed
[19:47] <Evet> Debian minimal or Debian LAMP, which one is best for a server?
[19:47] <shane2peru> kickBoxer: ok, be back in a bit, I will leave this open, if you can reccomend a few alternatives, I will look into them.
[19:47] <dury> ikonia: right I see
[19:47] <Cube> maverick: cool
[19:47] <ikonia> Evet: not ontopic for this channel
[19:47] <ikonia> Evet: ask in #debian
[19:47] <shane2peru> kickBoxer: or even a fix, but I have been through a few of them.
[19:47] <TwoToneSpirit> When I'm SSH'd in, I understand how to use X forwarding to display X processes on my local display, but how can I display one on *BOTH* the local display and the server display?
[19:48] <maverick> cube: so can you help me get a better output?
[19:48] <kickBoxer> shane2peru, ...fine
[19:48] <ikonia> TwoToneSpirit: doesn't work like that, it binds to 1 X display
[19:48] <TwoToneSpirit> ikonia: So there's no way short of sharing the full screen with VNC?  That's too bad.
[19:48] <pepperjack> TwoToneSpirit: there are tools for moving from one display to another but ive not used them
[19:48] <ikonia> TwoToneSpirit: you can share a display with vnc - no problem
[19:49] <ikonia> TwoToneSpirit: but then you only put X on one display and vnc shares the desktop
[19:49] <laxman> tel me
[19:49] <Condoulo> defrysk, anything I can use while streaming
[19:49] <TwoToneSpirit> ikonia: But what if the server doesn't want to share the whole desktop?
[19:49] <ikonia> laxman: tell you what ?
[19:49] <ikonia> TwoToneSpirit: why would it not want to ?
[19:49] <TwoToneSpirit> pepperjack: Can you suggest one?  I've been looking for a while.
[19:49] <dury> ikonia: would you drive me to recovery the grub with the last kernel is being updated, please. If you have time, please?
[19:49] <acuaman18> wenas
[19:50] <TwoToneSpirit> ikonia:  For example, they might be doing other things that they don't want to share with the group (email, etc.) but they want to share a Geany or Gedit to code together
[19:50] <ikonia> TwoToneSpirit: then you can't do it - that's not sharing the desktop
[19:50] <ikonia> dury: boot so you get grub prompt, then select the kernel you want to use from the menu
[19:50] <TwoToneSpirit> ikonia: Yeah, I totally understand that VNC won't do that - it's not its purpose.  But is there no way at all?
[19:50] <[t0rc]> Should this generate RSA keys, not DSA? (https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/openssh-server.html#openssh-keys)
[19:50] <laxman> tel me,except keyboard and mouse, disable all usb ports
[19:51] <Hoss> WOOT, looks like it took the ethernet drivers!
[19:51] <Evet> is LAMP better than installing manually?
[19:51] <rajat_> Hello guyz, i think any of HAL or DBUS is not working fine on my laptop.... since none of the devices can be mounted... battery is also not visible....i'm using kubuntu jaunty, btw
[19:51] <ikonia> TwoToneSpirit: you need to find some sort of desktop sharing software, look at webex
[19:51] <maverick> cube: about that flash player?
[19:51] <ikonia> Evet: please ask in #debian
[19:51] <Cube> maverick: hmm im afraid im not
[19:51] <pepperjack> TwoToneSpirit: dunno. ive seen people mention em.  like a screen kinda equivalent for X
[19:51] <ikonia> laxman: that's going to be quite tricky due to usb ports normally sharing one bus, so you have to have all or none
[19:52] <pratik_narain> edbian: but even this does not change the cursor theme
[19:52] <maverick> cube, ok nvm..
[19:52] <pratik_narain> edbian: should I stop using compiz altogether
[19:52] <maverick> can anyone else who actually wants to help get me to get swf working in opera..
[19:52] <ikonia> maverick: there are instructions on the opera site
[19:52] <Cube> xd
[19:53] <Schonhose> Hi everybody, I did an distribution upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 under Virtualbox 3.0. I can't get my x-server to work again, can't seem to figure out why, it has something to do with incorrect drivers i guess
[19:53] <paul68> what is the difference between wpa2 and wps?
[19:53] <NewHandFromCN> i used to using french ,
[19:53] <sonism> laxman: may be it can be done by blacklisting usb_storage kernel module. but i'm not 100% sure...
[19:53] <ikonia> Schonhose: try setting the xorg driver to vesa first of all
[19:53] <ikonia> paul68: different wirless encryption
[19:54] <NewHandFromCN> but i want to change back to chinese
[19:54] <NewHandFromCN> how to change my locale
[19:54] <ikonia> Schonhose: that will only stop the ports being used for storage devices
[19:54] <NewHandFromCN> when i login , it is default french
[19:54] <ikonia> Schonhose: sorry - not for you
[19:54] <rajat_> how can I be sure that HAL is working fine?
[19:54] <NewHandFromCN> i just change it for test
[19:54] <sonism> laxman: that if you want to block flashdisk users, i think
[19:54] <paul68> ikonia: ok do you know a site where I can find more detailed info about it ?
[19:54] <NewHandFromCN> but now i can not change back to chinese
[19:55] <ikonia> paul68: I'm sure google will show some
[19:55] <NewHandFromCN> every time i login ,  it is defaut to frech
[19:55] <Condoulo> ok, any software I can use to adjust video quality, brightness, etc. WHILE I'm streaming using flash player.
[19:55] <ikonia> Condoulo: flash player is normally quite limited on linux platforms
[19:55] <paul68> ikonia: well it just shows a bit of info but not in detail but will check google out once more
[19:56] <freysteinn> Where does dirsrv keep its database?
[19:56] <maverick> ikonia: thanks..
[19:56] <Viliny> jrib, where exactly do i get the option to switch window managers?
[19:56] <Condoulo> ikonia, well, I've got my webcam working on it - I just want something that I can adjust the brightness and stuff like that with without it requiring an extra monitoring tool (Since I can already see the output on the flash tool.)
[19:57] <se7en> anyone use Flock before?
[19:57] <christopher> can someone help me with my wireless?  When downloading a large file, it stops working.  Still has great stignal and connected.
[19:57] <lessshaste> how do you set the default mail client in gnome? When I click on submit at http://service.felk.cvut.cz/vlsi/prj/BOOM/download.html it tries to load evolution, which is annoying
[19:57] <Condoulo> se7en, yes, I have.
[19:57] <Schonhose> ikonia: VESA is not anywhere on the list when i use dpkg -reconfigure
[19:57] <ikonia> Schonhose: configure it manually
[19:57] <joeyeye> freysteinn: look in /var/lib/dirsrv
[19:58] <Schonhose> vi xorg.conf in /etc/X11?
[19:58] <ikonia> Schonhose: yes
[19:58] <Schonhose> ikonia: what are the settings I need to use?
[19:59] <ikonia> Schonhose: in the confdigured video device section, set Driver "vesa"
[19:59] <Viliny> I just installed fluxbox in the package manager, how do i start ubuntu with it? Sessions has fluxbox listed alongside gnome and other things.
[19:59] <joeyeye> christopher: do you remain connected to your router ?
[20:00] <Faltzer> My Ubuntu installation does not seem to detect MicroSD USB Adapters. Any reason why?
[20:00] <se7en> Condoulo: What are you thoughts on it compared to other browsers?
[20:00] <christopher> joeyeye: it says i'm still connected
[20:00] <Viliny> nevermind, i got fluxbox running
[20:00] <joeyeye> christopher: and you can ping the router ?
[20:00] <thomg> Viliny when you log out and log back in, you choose what UI you want to load by changing it at the login window.
[20:00] <Condoulo> se7en, meh. Its ok if you're doing a lot of social stuff, such as Facebook blogging, etc. But, I myself just stick to Firefox.
[20:00] <navatwo> anyone else have a laptop with keyboard lights, and they dont work when you use ubuntu?
[20:00] <thomg> cool
[20:01] <se7en> good to know..
[20:01] <server_side> any good looking quality media players for linux to play mp3s etc?
[20:01] <joeyeye> christopher: what wireless driver are you using ?
[20:01] <maverick> ikonia: still unable to get it working, besides i can even get the output that i used to get
[20:02] <patricius_> join #firefox
[20:02] <defrysk> server_side, kde users like amarok, me gnome user likes rhythmbox but there are several to choose from
[20:02] <ikonia> maverick: you need to follow the instructions on the website
[20:02] <Schonhose> ikonia: gdmsetup still returns cannot open display
[20:03] <ikonia> don't use gdm setup - why are you not launching x?
[20:03] <lessshaste> how do I change the default mail client?
[20:04] <defrysk> lessshaste, system, prefs , preferred apps
[20:04] <distinctblur> Hello, I just upgraded to jaunty jackalope and my boot process stops at 'activating swapfile swap' ctrl alt del bypasses it and boot continues, is there a fix?
[20:04] <server_side> defrysk, rythym box nice gui?
[20:05] <otacon122> Did you make sure to install a swap partition?
[20:05] <Schonhose> ikonia: x is working, but no mouse and no keyboard
[20:05] <otacon122> distinctblur:, did you add a swap partition to the drive?
[20:05] <ikonia> Schonhose: so why are you trying to use an x application like gdm setup ?
[20:05] <christopher_> joeyeye: sorry i'm back happened again
[20:05] <distinctblur> Used the upgrade feature from Update Manager.
[20:05] <defrysk> server_side, for me its fine, others like banshee
[20:05] <Keiffer> How can I be sure that Ubuntu doesn't contain any remote exploitable malitious code? What if it's designed to snoop on people?
[20:05] <Schonhose> well, the vesa only works for me in 800*600
[20:05] <distinctblur> Didn't make any other changes.
[20:05] <joeyeye> christopher: what wireless driver are you using ?
[20:05] <[t0rc]> Keiffer, read the source code yourself.
[20:05] <lessshaste> defrysk, thanks.. how would you set that to gmail?
[20:06] <christopher_> iwl 3945
[20:06] <christopher_> it's what ubuntu started using
[20:06] <joeyeye> christopher: and network manager ?
[20:06] <defrysk> lessshaste, you mean in your browser ?
[20:06] <otacon122> distinctblur, I would recommend doing a fresh install and making sure it adds the swap partition
[20:06] <Teclys> Keiffer, of course ubuntu contains remote exploitable malicious code, that's what it was designed for!
[20:06] <christopher_> joeyeye: the standard network manager with ubuntu
[20:06] <otacon122> The swap partition should come up in Partition Manager as SDA3 or HDA3
[20:06] <Teclys> everyone knows linux was just designed for hackers to hack eachother and bring down world governments
[20:06] <navatwo> anyone else have a laptop with keyboard lights, and they dont work when you use ubuntu?
[20:06] <ikonia> Teclys: don't be silly please
[20:06] <joeyeye> christopher: do you use WEP/WPA ?
[20:07] <Teclys> sorry
[20:07] <christopher_> joeyeye: i'm also going to add that it happens on an unsecure network also
[20:07] <otacon122> <<<WPA2 AES with MAC filtering
[20:07] <lessshaste> defrysk, hmm. whatever controls what happens when I click on submit here http://service.felk.cvut.cz/vlsi/prj/BOOM/download.html
[20:07] <punkrockergul> hi
[20:07] <Alvinware> cibailancau!
[20:07] <sketchyd> hi, im getting a really annoying bug trying to install mysql - dpkg: error processing mysql-server-5.0 (--configure):
[20:07] <sketchyd>  subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[20:07] <Keiffer> [t0rc], I don't knoe coding.
[20:07] <joeyeye> christopher: even still - grep through syslog for wpa_supplicant lines/errors
[20:07] <sketchyd> any idea how to fix?
[20:07] <distinctblur> Erm, no it's not there. /sda3 is my system volume
[20:07] <Keiffer> Teclys, exactly what I supposed
[20:08] <otacon122> Does it specify a swap partition in any of those?
[20:08] <punkrockergul> anyone wanna b my friend
[20:08] <[t0rc]> Keiffer, Learn.
[20:08] <joeyeye> christopher: sounds to me like your network is disassociating/reassociating
[20:08] <ikonia> punkrockergul: this is an ubuntu support channel, not a chat channel, please visit freenode.org to see freenode channel list
[20:08] <assem_> hi
[20:08] <punkrockergul> lol ok
[20:08] <Keiffer> [t0rc], i what, the next 40 yrs? and what languages to learn?
[20:08] <Viliny> where in fluxbox can i connect to a wlan ap?
[20:08] <Schonhose> ikonia: i tried taken you aside this channel
[20:08] <Viliny> im used to the tool where i can just pick an ap
[20:08] <christopher_> joeyeye: how would i fix that
[20:09] <distinctblur> otacon122, no couple NTFS volumes for my windows partition, then the ubuntu partition, that's it.
[20:09] <ikonia> Schonhose: best to chat it the channel
[20:09] <Pici> !ot > punkrockergul
[20:09] <joeyeye> christopher: are you on jaunty ?
[20:09] <defrysk> lessshaste, http://www.addictivetips.com/internet-tips/easiest-way-to-set-gmail-as-default-firefox-3-mail-client/ is probably what you need
[20:09] <christopher_> joeyeye: yes, 9.04
[20:09] <Teclys> has anyone had any problems with apt-get not locating packages from a school network?
[20:09] <lessshaste> defrysk, thanks :)
[20:09] <otacon122> distinctblur, there's your problem.  When you upgraded Ubuntu, it did not create a swap partition.  Your only solution is to do a clean install
[20:09] <otacon122> And make sure it adds the swap partition
[20:09] <defrysk> lessshaste, thank google ;)
[20:09] <ikonia> Teclys: just tell us your problem
[20:09] <joeyeye> christopher: i had lots of this kind of problem with the regular network manager, so I replaced it with wicd
[20:10] <shane2peru> I need a pulse audio alternative
[20:10] <christopher_> joeyeye: wicd?
[20:10] <shane2peru> pulse audio is not working for me.
[20:10] <joeyeye> christopher: yes - sudo apt-get install wicd
[20:10] <lessshaste> defrysk, http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/set-gmail-as-default-mail-client-in-ubuntu/ worked for me
[20:10] <Lostinspac_46> Teclys: I'm here
[20:10] <Halitech> otacon122, distinctblur  what about using the live cd to shrink the existing partition and create a swap partition ?
[20:10] <Elep> If I reinstall, and point the /home to be mounted to the partition I have already laid out (with all of my files) as home will it overwrite it, or just assign my home to be that directory, and change the permissions automatically?
[20:10] <defrysk> shane2peru, try oss4, or uninstall pulseaudio, it defaults to alsa then
[20:10] <joeyeye> christopher: it will replace networkmanager applet
[20:10] <shane2peru> I have tried the fixes on the forums, but not found a solution
[20:11] <Elep> Assuming I use the same username.
[20:11] <Halitech> Elep, as long as you don't tell it to format you should be safe
[20:11] <Elep> Ok, thanks Halitech
[20:11] <shane2peru> defrysk: I can just remove pulse audio!  great!  that would be my best solution I think
[20:11] <otacon122> Halitech, he said he upgraded from an older version of Ubuntu using the upgrade feature
[20:11] <punkrockergul> does msn messenger in ubuntu has th voice feature plz?
[20:11] <shane2peru> defrysk: thanks for the Infamous_Cow
[20:11] <shane2peru> defrysk: thanks for the info
[20:11] <thomg> purkrockergul, I'm afraid not, I'm sorry.
[20:11] <defrysk> heh
[20:12] <otacon122> Halitech, I do not think he has a live CD
[20:12] <Halitech> otacon122, should still have a swap paprtition then and might just need to edit fstab to get it to work
[20:12] <[t0rc]> Keiffer, 40 years to learn how to code? no. To code well, maybe. Learn C/C++, Python, Java. First one will be the hardest.
[20:12] <shane2peru> defrysk: I'm familiar with oss4, and use that on my laptop, but don't want to go that route if I can stick to alsa
[20:12] <[t0rc]> Keiffer, might take you 40 years though to read through all the ubuntu code.
[20:12] <Halitech> distinctblur, how did you upgrade and do you have a live cd?
[20:12] <fornix> quick question. i want to change label of my fat32 USB drive. how do i do this?
[20:12] <defrysk> shane2peru, alsa should work fine yes
[20:13] <shane2peru> defrysk: thanks
[20:13] <otacon122> Halitech, sorry, I'm still too new to Linux to figure this stuff out.  I started with Jaunty back in late May
[20:13] <ctmjr> Viliny: fluxbox does not have a network-manager you need to install one or configure it from cli
[20:13] <joeyeye> fornix: you'll need either ntfstools or similar
[20:13] <defrysk> shane2peru, good luck
[20:13] <jack_blunt_> Hi .. I just installed asterisk on 9.04 from synaptic - it runs but where is the "password" for asterisk user ? you can't su to it .. files have be modified by root -- the example of /etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf says use manager -- manager read.me says read doc .. and there is no doc example of how to set the password! anyone!
[20:13] <fornix> joeyeye: for a fat32 drive? ntfstools?
[20:13] <dekkong> !linuxmint
[20:13] <Keiffer> [t0rc], you guys all know to code?
[20:14] <Halitech> otacon122, ok, I started with 5.10 and used it up to 8.04 and then moved to Debian
[20:14] <christopher> joeyeye: I just installed wcid and rebooted
[20:14] <Viliny> ctmjr, what would the name be for one? any idea?
[20:14] <otacon122> Halitech, before Jaunty, I was a Windows sheep.  Been a Windows fanboy since Windows 3.1 days
[20:14] <[t0rc]> Keiffer,  I imagine most of the people in here know how to code
[20:14] <panfist> is there a way to test if a port is open to my machine from the command line?
[20:14] <ctmjr> Viliny: some people like wicd
[20:15] <dury> hi there all again
[20:15] <Halitech> otacon122, been there, started with DOS6
[20:15] <jack_blunt> hi . anyone with asterisk knowhow
[20:15] <Viliny> okay, i can install that in compiz at it shows in fluxbox as well right?
[20:15] <christopher> joeyeye: is there a way I can check to make sure it wont happen again?
[20:15] <otacon122> Beginning around the start of June, I started using Jaunty full time and never looked back
[20:15] <jordo2323> If I have a console cable connected to a NAS device how do I connect to the device in Ubuntu?
[20:15] <joeyeye> christopher: did you grep through syslog for wpa_supplicant ?
[20:15] <otacon122> Only thing I miss is being able to play my Windows-based games, none of which work in WINE
[20:15] <joeyeye> fornix: or mlable
[20:15] <joeyeye> fornix: or mlabel
[20:15] <Viliny> which ones are those otacon?
[20:15] <[t0rc]> otacon122, then dual boot. There is no perfect OS.
[20:15] <Halitech> otacon122, was never a gamer so didn't miss that at all
[20:15] <christopher> joeyeye: grep through syslog for wpa_supplicant?
[20:16] <rocky_> brb
[20:16] <joeyeye> christopher: yes
[20:16] <otacon122> Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2, Far Cry, and many older DirectX7 games
[20:16] <jerald> Is it possible to change Ubuntu to Xubuntu easily or do I have to burn a new disc?
[20:16] <fornix> joeyeye: i couldn't find mlabel. which package does it come with?
[20:16] <ikonia> otacon122: what about it ?
[20:16] <[t0rc]> otacon122, again I say, then dual boot. There is no perfect OS.
[20:16] <christopher> joeyeye: how do i do that? i'm fairly new to linux
[20:16] <joeyeye> fornix: or mtools I think
[20:17] <bastidrazor> jerald, install xubuntu-desktop
[20:17] <Viliny> none of those work in wine?
[20:17] <otacon122> ikonia, none of these games have OpenGL compatibility
[20:17] <bastidrazor> !purexfce > jerald .. this is to have xubuntu only
[20:17] <coleys> sudo passwd root --> To change the root password.
[20:17] <ikonia> otacon122: windows games = windows OS
[20:17] <joeyeye> christopher: zgreg wpa_supplicant /var/log/syslog
[20:17] <ctmjr> jerald: sudo apt-get install xfce
[20:17] <joeyeye> christopher: zgrep wpa_supplicant /var/log/syslog
[20:17] <otacon122> I'm slowly weaning myself off the Windows games, though, with Warzone 2100
[20:18] <christopher> joeyeye: what do i do after running that? it didnt show anything
[20:19] <Halitech> jerald, sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[20:19] <jerald> Halitech, thanks
[20:19] <coleys> sudo passwd root --> To change the root password.
[20:19] <otacon122> I kinda like having every piece of software I could ever want for free...Cost me too damn much to keep myself happy in Windows
[20:19] <ikonia> coleys: why do you keep saying that ?
[20:19] <laxman> how many member nfs file share accessing,how do i identify ,i mean how many user accessing
[20:19] <coleys> ikonia: Why not...?
[20:20] <Viliny> now for the hard stuff: where in fluxbox do you change the wallpaper?
[20:20] <Halitech> jerald, if you want to get a 'pure' install, follow the instructions here http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purexfce
[20:20] <sketchyd_> hi, got an issue installing mysql - dpkg: error processing mysql-server-5.0 (--configure)
[20:20] <ikonia> coleys: no -one is asking for it and it's not something ubuntu suggests randomly
[20:20] <sketchyd_> anyone know how i can fix that?
[20:20] <joeyeye> christopher: use zgrep -i (for case insensitive...)
[20:20] <ikonia> coleys: please stop unless someone has a very specific need for it
[20:20] <jerald> Halitech, whats a pure install, to where its not Ubuntu but XUbuntu?
[20:20] <Condoulo> ok, I've got a better question: Anything like web-cam-max for Ubuntu?
[20:20] <Condoulo> (for streaming)
[20:20] <peterkirn> For all of these games questions, surprised no one is mentioning Codeweavers crossover Games - lots of new Steam support (though I'm only dual-booting and need to test!)
[20:20] <helper> sketchyd_ did you config it ?
[20:20] <sketchyd_> how do i do that?
[20:20] <coleys> ikonia: I suggest it, and Flannel gave me permission. If i'd offer support. So... =)
[20:20] <sketchyd_> this is from the package manager
[20:20] <christopher> joeyeye: still didn't show anything
[20:20] <otacon122> peterkim, Codeweavers requires a subscription, though, right?
[20:21] <joeyeye> christopher: search through syslog for other errors/warnings related to network/wireless
[20:21] <Halitech> jerald, a pure install of xfce will remove all the apps that normally get installed with Ubuntu (Gnome) and leave you with just the apps from Xubuntu
[20:21] <sketchyd_> i just selected mysql-server and install
[20:21] <helper> dpkg --reconfigure mysql-server-5.0 ( on Terminal)
[20:21] <peterkirn> Condoulo: did you want the special effects or streaming capabilities? For streaming, there's videolan.
[20:21] <Leoneof> hi
[20:21] <jerald> Ok
[20:21] <sketchyd_> thx helper, ill try that
[20:21] <helper> sketchyd_ dpkg --reconfigure mysql-server-5.0 ( on Terminal)
[20:21] <ikonia> coleys: flannel didn't tell you to randomly say it in the channel, it's not something #ubuntu recommends unless there is a very specific need for it, so please stop
[20:21] <helper> sketchyd_ np
[20:21] <joeyeye> christopher: do you know what chipset your wireless card uses ?
[20:21] <Leoneof> where i can find Firewall settings?
[20:21] <sketchyd_> unknown option
[20:21] <christopher> intel wireless 3945 abg
[20:21] <otacon122> coleys, just because you can do something doesn't mean you should
[20:21] <christopher> joeyeye: intel wireless 3945 abg
[20:21] <coleys> ikonia: No, he did say I could say it, Check the logs, and enjoy, ubuntu doesn't recommend it, I do.
[20:22] <joeyeye> christopher: hang on
[20:22] <sketchyd_> helper it says thats an unknown option
[20:22] <coleys> otacon122: Im not telling people to do it, they can change it if they wish. Up to them.
[20:22] <Condoulo> peterkirn, I'm just wanting something that can stream video but I can edit the settings at the same time (contract, exposure, etc.) I'm also wanting to stream to ustream.tv using it.
[20:22] <peterkirn> Condoulo: For special effects a la iChat, there's something else, but I forget what it's called! ;) Was just reading about it, too... MAY come back to me...
[20:22] <helper> sketchyd_ try dpkg --configure
[20:22] <Halitech> !root | coleys,
[20:22] <otacon122> coleys, changing the root password greatly affects the kernel's security
[20:22] <joeyeye> christopher: type "lsmod" and send me the output
[20:22] <coleys> Im not trying to guess the root password, I know how to change it.
[20:23] <coleys> otacon122: Give me three reasons why... ?
[20:23] <Halitech> coleys, and the link at the end explains why Ubuntu doesn't use it
[20:23] <ikonia> coleys: please check your private message window
[20:23] <peterkirn> Condoulo: videolan would be a good place to start, honestly. Darnit, I was just reading about this, there's definitely a way to intercept the stream and add effects. Or you can try some different drivers -- for instance, bunch of new settings just got rolled into the drivers for my PS3 Eye driver (OSS driver, no less)
[20:23] <christopher> joeyeye: can i past in channel?
[20:23] <joeyeye> christopher: paste in IM
[20:23] <defrysk> christopher, nope
[20:23] <Leoneof> where i can find Firewall settings?
[20:24] <coleys> I've seen that before. Many times actually, its up to the user to decide to change it or not. Not ubuntu.
[20:24] <ikonia> coleys: please stop talking about this and check your pm window
[20:24] <helper> Leoneof iptables ?
[20:24] <Keiffer> Are there any virtual AI women available for ubunut?
[20:24] <lillis> wat
[20:24] <ikonia> Keiffer: no - there is not
[20:24] <shane2peru> defrysk: well, that seemed to work like a charm, thanks!
[20:24] <coleys> o,o
[20:24] <arand> !pastebin | christopher
[20:24] <sketchyd_> helper - new issue - /var/lib/dpkg/info/mysql-server-5.0.postinst: line 144: /etc/mysql/conf.d/old_passwords.cnf: No such file or directory
[20:24] <kRuMMbuCkLeRmH> hi
[20:24] <Leoneof> helper: really i don't know, i just started to use Ubuntu
[20:24] <Keiffer> I had some for windows :(
[20:25] <peterkirn> otacon122: Yes, Codeweavers still requires a subscription for really good gaming support. On the other hand, I think they're a pretty responsible steward for WINE; i.e., they do give back a lot of work to the WINE project, as we've seen on the audio side, too. I don't like that some of this stuff is kept proprietary, but as a business model, it's at least interesting, and better for Linux than booting into Windows! (well, albeit not as 
[20:25] <defrysk> shane2peru, yw :)
[20:25] <Keiffer> ! egirl
[20:25] <ikonia> Keiffer: there isn't any
[20:25] <helper> Leoneof wooow need to read more about iptables Firewall or you can use any GUI application to modify
[20:25] <christopher> joeyeye: imed
[20:25] <kRuMMbuCkLeRmH> is someone here, who can halp me getting a working mirkophone in skype with my sony vaio fw notebook?
[20:25] <christopher> joeyeye: you get the im?
[20:25] <Viliny> i don't get it, what does crossover have over just using wine?
[20:26] <thomg> ! etoys
[20:26] <helper> sketchyd_ try to remote it dpkg --purge mysql-server-5.0  and re-install it :)
[20:26] <FiloSottile> when i upgraded to 9.04 the audio stopped to work. what should i do?
[20:26] <joeyeye> christopher: zgrep -i iwl3945 /var/log/syslog
[20:26] <Leoneof> helper: ok, thank you ^_^
[20:26] <joeyeye> christopher: zgrep -i iwlcore /var/log/syslog
[20:26] <peterkirn> Viliny: Crossover *is* WINE, but basically tweaked for games with specific testing for titles and compatibility. And I think you can have them running simultaneously; need to test out all the implications.
[20:27] <christopher> joeyeye: nothing
[20:27] <kRuMMbuCkLeRmH> is someone here, who can halp me getting a working mirkophone in skype with my sony vaio fw notebook?
[20:27] <Viliny> so a wine specifically for that title?
[20:27] <sketchyd_> wha does this mean when installing mysql - /var/lib/dpkg/info/mysql-server-5.0.postinst: line 144: /etc/mysql/conf.d/old_passwords.cnf: No such file or directory
[20:27] <joeyeye> christopher: huh... so network adapter is not reporting errors
[20:27] <christopher> joeyeye: it's weird
[20:27] <peterkirn> Viliny: No, you buy a license for CrossOver and get a version of WINE with better support for games. They've been adding to the title library lately, particularly the Steam titles and even some EA stuff.
[20:27] <helper> sketchyd_ thid mean there is file missing which called: old_passwords.cnf (think it's config)
[20:27] <joeyeye> christopher: are you using wicd now?
[20:28] <sketchyd_> what am i supposed to do?  create it?
[20:28] <Viliny> peterkirn, and this stuff isn't present in wine ?
[20:28] <Alvinware> kaaninlaubuheycibai, uall.
[20:28] <christopher> joeyeye: i am
[20:28] <Viliny> peterkirn, so wine is wine and if you pay money you get a boosted version of wine?
[20:28] <christopher> joeyeye: http://paste.ubuntu.com/237193/  here is my syslog
[20:28] <peterkirn> Viliny: CrossOver includes some proprietary code (some of which I believe is necessary for game support). WINE is completely open source.  And CrossOver's business model is basically to sell packaged versions of WINE for certain applications.
[20:28] <natschil> hello. If I switch harddrives and move them to another motherboard, how can I reload all network cards?
[20:28] <joeyeye> christopher: looking at it now
[20:29] <bucky> sketchyd_: it was just looking for passwords from an earlier install in case you were upgrading.. you can ignore it
[20:29] <jet> can someone help me get my mp3 player connected to amarok?
[20:29] <Halitech> natschil, I just installed a new nic and booted up and it worked
[20:29] <sketchyd_> i cant ignore it bucky, its not installing
[20:29] <christopher> joeyeye: my router is a Linsys WRT110  wireless N
[20:29] <helper> sketchyd_ try create this file
[20:30] <FiloSottile> what should i do to diagnostic the not working audio?
[20:30] <joeyeye> christopher: lots of iwl3945 errors...
[20:30] <christopher> i know
[20:30] <christopher> joeyeye: just dont know how to fix them
[20:31] <joeyeye> christopher: I thought you said zgrep iwl3945 reported no errors...
[20:31] <otacon122> Corporate Linux requirements are for what Distro?
[20:31] <bucky> sketchyd_: http://ohioloco.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=626443
[20:31] <christopher> joeyeye: it didn't show anything
[20:32] <joeyeye> christopher: nvm - let me look through it still
[20:32] <jet> can someone help me with amarok
[20:32] <Halitech> jet, what mp3 player?
[20:32] <jaws> why is there linux-image-generic and a linux-image-2.6.28-14-generic?
[20:32] <helper> jaws kernel
[20:32] <jaws> do I need both files?
[20:32] <WeblionX> jaws: One's a virtual package that points to the other.
[20:33] <helper> jaws i think these with the update right ?
[20:33] <NewfierRich> hey all, I am looking for a nice color schemes that are easy on the eyes... been finding it hard to find a nice one... any suggestions on where to look?
[20:33] <WeblionX> jaws: So you need both.
[20:33] <helper> jaws ya sure
[20:33] <Viliny> any particular reason my fluxbox goes bonkers when i start nautilus?
[20:33] <jet> halitech: cheap usb one. id like to connect it to amarok, but i dont know what to put in for a mount command
[20:33] <Alvinware> rogolmaksaleh punya ibu cibai.
[20:33] <jaws> thanks
[20:33] <mickeelm> Hi! I'm having problems trying to connect to GGZ Gaming Zone with all the gnome-games. Nothing happens...any ideas??
[20:33] <jet> i need to configure it first?
[20:33] <Viliny> peterkirn, i see, thanks for taking the effort to explain it to me
[20:34] <Halitech> jet, does it show up when you plug it in?
[20:34] <thomg> l
[20:34] <jet> it mounts fine yes
[20:35] <Halitech> jet, open amarok then go to tools - configure amarok
[20:35] <Halitech> jet, sorry, settings -configure amarok
[20:35] <jet> ok
[20:35] <joeyeye> christopher: the issue is with the microcode on the card itself, nothing to do with the ubuntu drivers
[20:35] <christopher> joeyeye: the microcode?
[20:36] <christopher> joeyeye: how do i fix it? put windows back on
[20:36] <Halitech> jet, anything showing under media devices?
[20:36] <jet> none
[20:36] <Irving> Okay, my videos used to play fine, now they have a low framerate and its annoying. I was told earlier to install VLC because totem is slow in general, and no difference any help?
[20:36] <peterkirn> I'm trying to work with ndiswrapper today and a USB wifi dongle from D-Link - combo has worked for me before, but my internal Intel wifi card (which is broken) seems to be conflicting. ndiswrapper sees the D-Link as present, but only wlan0 (Intel) shows up in iwconfig.
[20:36] <peterkirn> Irving: What codec? What video card?
[20:37] <Halitech> jet, is it mounted right now?
[20:37] <joeyeye> christopher: yes - the network adapter has code on it - see if there's an update from Intel on their support website. It'll likely be a download of a floppy or CD image that you bott from and update the microcode
[20:37] <jet> yeap
[20:37] <otacon122> peterkim, did you disable the Intel card from the BIOS?
[20:37] <Irving> Eh don't know that. Ha. But i just wonder why it worked at one point and just stopped all of a sudden.
[20:37] <Shoot_> hello
[20:37] <bucky> peterkirn: is your broken internal Intel wifi card turned off in the bios?
[20:37] <mechtech> peterkirn: can you turn the power off to the intel card?
[20:37] <joeyeye> christopher: or dell... as I see you are using a dell...
[20:37] <Irving> File type is .avi.
[20:37] <Shoot_> good bye
[20:38] <Shoot_> see your later
[20:38] <peterkirn> otacon122: Unless I'm missing something, that's my whole problem. BIOS will disable the whole card, but that would mean losing the Ethernet jack that IS working. ;) Previously I was able to set up ndiswrapper + proprietary D-Link driver as wlan1 instead of wlan0, but not so far under Jaunty.
[20:38] <WeblionX> Irving: Was this after an update?  You might have to reenable your video card drivers.
[20:38] <mechtech> Shoot_: see ya
[20:38] <Shoot_> and fuck your mother ;)
[20:38] <Halitech> jet, try the autodetect option
[20:38] <christopher> joeyeye: so i need to see about updating the firmware of the card itself
[20:38] <Irving> Yeah. Probably an update.
[20:38] <otacon122> peterkim, is there a switch on the laptop that turns off the wireless?
[20:38] <jet> doesnt work
[20:39] <sonism> mechtech: :D
[20:39] <Irving> I can see the videos. And when they are small they work pretty good, but when i try full screen it starts being really slow?
[20:39] <yokobr> hey guys
[20:39] <Irving> I used to watch videos full screen all the time.
[20:39] <peterkirn> otacon122: No physical switch. That's the *other* part of my problem with this card/laptop. ;) Software switch no longer works. Hence the need for the USB port. I can try the semi-borked soft switch, though...
[20:39] <mechtech> sonism: how goes the battle today?
[20:39] <Shadow175> Shadow admits me is more familiar to windows than ubuntu and waits for the heckles!
[20:39] <jack_blunt_> id
[20:39] <sonism> mech, fine
[20:40] <jet> i get an error about daemons and hal and whatnot
[20:40] <profanephobia> im using terminator and my default working dir is set to / how can i set it to my home?
[20:40] <mechtech> Shadow175: recent convert here too...no heckling
[20:40] <jet> stuff i dont understand
[20:40] <peterkirn> otacon122: Is there not a way to force the USB card to mount as wlan1?
[20:40] <yokobr> please. i've installed ubuntu by wubi, because i coudn't boot from cd. Then i've used 20 gb free space on disk. But now i want it to take all the partition, and kick out windows. How do i do that?
[20:40] <christopher> joeyeye: thanks for helping find the problem
[20:40] <lien> Hi, I have a problem with the buildin cardreader of my acer aspire 9410. I am unable to mount my pro duo card. When I had windows, I could read the card. If I connect py laptop to my printer, i can mount the card with the printers cardreader. Somebody a clue
[20:40] <joeyeye> christopher: yes. maybe as a start... there's another few options. Is your router 11N enabled ?
[20:40] <Schonhose> ikonia: it has been fixed
[20:40] <Schonhose> thanks
[20:40] <christopher> joeyeye: 11N?
[20:40]  * otacon122 is a Linux transplant myself, so I know how you feel, shadow
[20:41] <joeyeye> christopher: 80211a/b/g/n ?
[20:41] <christopher> joeyeye: my router is brodcasting gbn
[20:41] <Shadow175> Hi mechtech I have to install a Joomla site and wanted to ask a few questions about ubuntu
[20:41] <christopher> joeyeye: yet
[20:41] <mechtech> yokobr: just boot to the install disk and go through the install...choose to use the entire disk for linux during installation
[20:41] <christopher> yes*
[20:41] <sattam> hi , how to extract rar archive end with .exe , like witpart1.exe ?
[20:41] <joeyeye> christopher: try and disable n at the router - n is proprietary and may be an issue
[20:41] <helper> sattam rar end with .exe ? :/
[20:42] <mechtech> Shadow175: ask away...If I can't help, there are people in here with WAAAAY more knowledge than me, so fire away!
[20:42] <joeyeye> christopher: you can also modprobe disable it under ubuntu too
[20:42] <sattam> helper: yes , the first one
[20:42] <Shadow175> the first is really silly. my ubutu install has stopped accepting ftp connections
[20:42] <Shadow175> how can i check if ftp is running?
[20:42] <bastidrazor> sattam, there should be a .rar that will call all the rest. you'll actually unrar a file.rar
[20:42] <mechtech> ps ax in commmand terminal
[20:42] <jet> Halitech: autodetect doesnt work either i get a popup that says somethings not setup
[20:42] <helper> sattam never check this one since .exe = executable
[20:42] <mechtech> look through the list
[20:43]  * otacon122 notes that ANY file you download from the internet is done with FTP
[20:43] <christopher> joeyeye: I changed it from bgn mixed ro bg mixed
[20:43] <bucky> Shadow175: ps aux |grep ftp
[20:43] <sattam> bastid_razor: iam sorry , but the first part is end with .exe
[20:43] <profanephobia> im using terminator and my default working dir is set to / how can i set it to my home?
[20:43] <cheetahw26> ok i went through the install and it was successful this time... but I was not asked to create a root passwd ...
[20:43] <joeyeye> christopher: I see the card resetting every few minutes in your syslog ...
[20:43] <sonism> helper: it's windows executable rar archive, it's exist
[20:43] <Shadow175> 1 min bucky I will check thanks
[20:43] <Halitech> jet, not sure, what does lsusb and fdisk -l give for info?
[20:43] <mechtech> Shadow175: see what I mean about others with more knowledge?  LOL
[20:43] <Q_Continuum> Is there a Windows & Linux compatible solution like NetMeeting?  (That allows app sharing/viewing?)
[20:43] <helper> sonism aha
[20:43] <lien> nobody an anser on my question?
[20:43] <bastidrazor> sattam, there should be a file that ends it .rar that will call the rest of the parts.
[20:43] <christopher> joeyeye: how do i stop the reset?
[20:43] <helper> lien what's ur question!
[20:44] <yokobr> mechtech,  it wont boot
[20:44] <lien> Hi, I have a problem with the buildin cardreader of my acer aspire 9410. I am unable to mount my pro duo card. When I had windows, I could read the card. If I connect py laptop to my printer, i can mount the card with the printers cardreader. Somebody a clue
[20:44] <epaphus> Hello, is there anyway to edit the monitor resolution via the command prompt?
[20:44] <NewHandFromCN> hello
[20:44] <yokobr> mechtech, just because of this ive installed through wubi..
[20:44] <Shadow175> ok, /usr/sbin/vsftp is listed. how do i check it is running ?
[20:44] <NewHandFromCN> i want to startx manualy
[20:44] <sattam> ok ,  i rename the file and try
[20:44] <mechtech> yokob: what errors?
[20:44] <NewHandFromCN> i changed the xinit
[20:44] <mechtech> yokobr: what errors?
[20:44] <cheetahw26> nevermind... found the answer or A answer anyway
[20:44] <NewHandFromCN> and call fvwm
[20:44] <joeyeye> christopher: it may go away with disabling N on the router side
[20:44] <Threetimes2> Hi, my system is using 366 MB ram (that's without the cache). why?
[20:44] <mechtech> Shadow175: ps ax
[20:45] <NewHandFromCN> but it seem it didn't use the .Xresource ifle
[20:45] <bucky> Shadow175: navigate foxfire to ftp://localhost
[20:45] <christopher> joeyeye: i'll give it a try and come back if it doesn't work
[20:45] <otacon122> Threetimes, that's how small Ubuntu is
[20:45] <LasBuntu_> what is the class in ifconfig for wifi? I can't find any information online regarding ifconfig classes. thanks
[20:45] <joeyeye> christopher: or you can disable n on the driver side : sudo modprobe iwl3945 11n_disable50=1
[20:45] <mechtech> sorry
[20:45] <otacon122> Threetimes, that's a normal amount of used RAM for Ubuntu
[20:45] <Threetimes2> otacon: 366 MB is too much. What is it used for? what processes?
[20:45] <helper> LasBuntu_ iwconfig
[20:46] <LasBuntu_> helper: thanks
[20:46] <christopher> joeyeye: ok, thanks so mucj
[20:46] <otacon122> Threetimes, usually Nautilus and Pidgin are the two main RAM hogs
[20:46] <jet> Halitech: http://paste.ubuntu.com/237227/
[20:46] <cdenny> what server is linux mint on
[20:46] <otacon122> Any instant messengers will use up more than 10MB of RAM each
[20:46] <xyem> otacon122, even finch?
[20:46] <Shadow175> Hi mechtech.. I tried ps ax but the axe wasn't sharp enough ;-)
[20:46] <otacon122> Nautilus uses anywhere between 10 and 100 megabytes
[20:46] <random345> i can make a socks-proxy with this command on my local computer 'ssh -D *port* *user@remoteserver*' but how do i forward to a specific port on the server?
[20:47] <bucky> Shadow175: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Joomla
[20:47] <joeyeye> christopher: np
[20:47] <Threetimes2> X uses 100MB, pidgin uses 40MB and nautilus only 6 mb
[20:47] <otacon122> Most instant messengers in Linux use between 15 and 50 megabytes
[20:47] <mechtech> Shadow175: stick with bucky...he knows a lot more than me
[20:47] <mechtech> Shadow175: I just chill in here and lean, and help if aI can
[20:47] <xyem> random345, ssh -Lport:host:port
[20:47] <otacon122> The rest comes from the 500kb+ system processes, Threetimes
[20:47] <mechtech> lean=learn
[20:47] <Threetimes2> My webbrowser used 250MB and compiz used 100mb, but i closed them.
[20:48] <otacon122> Threetimes, go back in and count the number of processes that use more than 500kB
[20:48] <Threetimes2> If I open them, and I add the cache, my memory is full.
[20:48] <Shoot_> hello
[20:48] <One-More-Time> nom de dieu !!!! y a du peuple dans ce merdier
[20:48] <otacon122> All those extra processes are system processes.  Linux cannot function properly if you shut them down
[20:48] <random345> xyem: i do this on the server?
[20:48] <Pici> !fr | One-More-Time
[20:48] <darkangel> hey was wondering if anyone knows a good program to compress iso files
[20:48] <mechtech> !french | One-more-time
[20:49] <Shoot_> 0ne-More-Time = grave :)
[20:49] <random345> xyem: or on my local computer?
[20:49] <xyem> random345, depends on what machine you want the port forwarded from
[20:49] <Shoot_> 0ne-More-Time = tous des autistes
[20:49] <mechtech> Pici: sorry didn't see you do that
[20:49] <howdo> help please :) what are the cmnds for setting up a ftp user in a specific folder and lock them to that folder ?
[20:49] <Threetimes2> between 1 and 10 mb there are 45 processes. I don't believe the're all needed. Some will be, some will not.
[20:49] <One-More-Time> Shoot_ ha ouai ?
[20:49] <peleus>  hello, I'm new to sed, I have a configuration file, for example, hostname foo , I want to use sed to replace foo with other word, I know it's simple, but I couldn't do it
[20:49] <Pici> mechtech: I figured ;)
[20:49] <Irving> Damn videos
[20:49] <otacon122> Threetimes, yes, and now you see where the rest of the RAM is going
[20:49] <xyem> random345, for example, to forward port 1234 on the local machine to port 2345 on the remote machine: ssh remote -L1234:localhost:2345
[20:50] <otacon122> Threetimes2, my solution, get more RAM.  How much do you have, anyway?
[20:50] <bucky> Shadow175: you need local_enable=YES in /etc/vsftpd.conf  http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-91887.html
[20:50] <mechtech> is linux compiant with ssh2?
[20:50] <Dark-Star_> Need some help i have an ATI Radeon X1950 and it doesnt show restricted drivers
[20:50] <random345> xyem: i want to forward all ports from that socks-proxy to ssh remote -L1234:localhost:2345
[20:50] <mechtech> compliant?
[20:50] <xyem> random345, the 'localhost' is from the remote machines perspective
[20:50] <LasBuntu_> hrrm, i'm trying to change my MAC address, This: "ifconfig ath0 hw ether 00:00:0D:89:8D:AC" looks like it should work, but it says "action not supported" any ideas? thank you
[20:50] <Threetimes2> otaconI have 1GB
[20:51] <Halitech> jet, not sure why amarok is complaining about it
[20:51] <otacon122> LasBuntu, because you did not use Sudo
[20:51] <Pici> mechtech: openssh supports ssh1 and ssh2
[20:51] <helper> LasBuntu_ ath0 or eth0?
[20:51] <Threetimes2> otacon122: I have 1 GB
[20:51] <kfan> is there a program  or website like logmein.com to use on Linux and control a windows computer?
[20:51] <otacon122> Try using Sudo before the command
[20:51] <mechtech> Pici: thanks
[20:51] <Pici> !who
[20:51] <sjlkg> hi, trying to write  a xchat-script on jaunty, using pynotify/libnotify/notify-osd. is it possible that notify-osd limits notifications to one notification per application? because i somehow can't get multiple notifications to display simultaneously
[20:51] <Halitech> kfan, logmein works to do that from linux
[20:51] <xyem> random345, if you want to redirect tcp connections through a socks proxy, you might want to look at tsocks..
[20:51] <jet> something comes up with autodetect about dbus and hal daemons runnig?
[20:51] <Pupuser402-1> !tab
[20:51] <jet> anyway i dont have time for this tonight.....
[20:51] <random345> hmm
[20:51] <jet> i have to go to work medialess
[20:52] <otacon122> Threetimes2, I run 2GB on my laptop and 4GB on my desktop and Ubuntu never needs the cache, so you just need more RAM
[20:52] <LasBuntu_> helper: Wireless, ath0,
[20:52] <jet> inless i drag and drop 2 gig worth of random music
[20:52] <helper> LasBuntu_ maybe wireless not support for that
[20:52] <profanephobia> im using terminator and my default working dir is set to / how can i set it to my home?
[20:52] <snarkster> im having a heck of a time with adobe flash.. anyone else having issues with it? 9.04-64bit
[20:52] <ubuntunewbie> hi , anyone know what is wikipedia ? I wanted to download it offline and read.Anyone can guide me which one to download ?
[20:52] <helper> LasBuntu_ i mean this interface like mine wlan0 can't change it's MAC too
[20:52] <Pupuser402-1> snarkster, what problems?
[20:52] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia:  its the users home directory here..  How did youlaunch terminator?
[20:52] <otacon122> LasBuntu, do a google search for a program called MacChanger
[20:53] <Irving> Ha! VLC is quicker...
[20:53] <snarkster> papuser402-1: not working even after complete reinstall
[20:53] <mechtech> helper: perhaps use sudo?
[20:53] <Threetimes2> otacon122: I don't see why so much memory is used/needed. I know I can optimize, even if it is just a little bit.
[20:53] <theTroy> does this really work? : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_refund
[20:53] <profanephobia> Dr_Willis: i set up a keyboard short-cut
[20:53] <Pici> !offtopic | theTroy
[20:53] <otacon122> LasBuntu, you might try Synaptic, but MacChanger will help you
[20:53] <Pupuser402-1> snarkster, have you shut down the browser and restarted?
[20:53] <Pupuser402-1> snarkster, and / or full restart / reboot, etc.
[20:53] <helper> mechtech actually i try this using root
[20:53] <snarkster> papuser402-1: yup did that
[20:53] <LasBuntu_> helper: ahhh, ok
[20:53] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia:  Im just using an icon in the panel here.
[20:53] <LasBuntu_> helper: thanks
[20:53] <otacon122> Threetimes2, right now, my Ubuntu 64-bit config is using 508MB of RAM out of the 4GB total
[20:53] <Pupuser402-1> snark - did you download / install it direct from adobe?
[20:53] <janisozaur> if someone makes a spinoff of ubuntu, are they obliged to note this fact in their system?
[20:53] <NewHandFromCN> hi
[20:53] <otacon122> Its because Ubuntu is bloated
[20:54] <NewHandFromCN> hi, can i startx at boot?
[20:54] <snarkster> papuser402-1: nope from the repos
[20:54] <ctmjr> ubuntunewbie: you want to down load all of wkipedia?
[20:54] <NewHandFromCN> i deinstalled xdem
[20:54] <NewHandFromCN> i deinstalled xdm
[20:54] <Pupuser402-1> snarkster, hmm... ok..
[20:54] <janisozaur> NewHandFromCN: what do you mean"at boot"?
[20:54] <ubuntunewbie> ctmjr: I wanted to download the whole english wikipedia to read offline
[20:54] <sonism> helper: i think the ability to change mac depends on the chipset, i can do it with mine
[20:54] <xyem> My Ubuntu install only uses ~100mb of RAM...
[20:54] <Irving> Thanks for the help guys.
[20:54] <Threetimes2> otacon122: I don't know what your system is doing. but i know my system isn't really doing anything, exept for IRC, and that's 40MB.
[20:54] <NewHandFromCN> janisozaur: boot into startx
[20:54] <snarkster> his runlevel
[20:54] <lien> Hi, I have a problem with the buildin cardreader of my acer aspire 9410. I am unable to mount my pro duo card. When I had windows, I could read the card. If I connect py laptop to my printer, i can mount the card with the printers cardreader. Somebody a clue?
[20:54] <Pupuser402-1> snarkster, you could perhaps try direct from Adobe, they have a special installer version for Ubuntu and it will open with the Package Manager...
[20:54] <profanephobia> Dr_Willis: what command is your icon using to launch, is it just terminator
[20:54] <NewHandFromCN> when boot , call startx
[20:54] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia:  i can converim also that using a keyboard shortcut it does in fact use / as the default wprking directory
[20:54] <janisozaur> NewHandFromCN: you want to boot to runlevel 5
[20:55] <ubuntunewbie> ctmjr: but I dont know which one I should choose http://download.wikimedia.org/
[20:55] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia:  yes - its just 'terminator'
[20:55] <helper> sonism ya exactly
[20:55] <snarkster> papuser402-1: good idea, ill try that
[20:55] <sjlkg> does notify-osd limit you to one popup per application on jaunty ? i'm trying to display multiple notifications with pynotify but can't get it to work..
[20:55] <Pupuser402-1> ... whose runlevel?
[20:55] <NewHandFromCN> janisozaur: i didn't find inittab file
[20:55] <Threetimes2> xyem: that's what cool! how can I get my system to use less?
[20:55] <server_side> installing software that isnt available in the package manager, is it difficult?
[20:55] <snarkster> thank you for the idea..
[20:55] <profanephobia> Dr_Willis: hmm, guess i can just report a bug, see where to go from there
[20:55] <Pupuser402-1> snark - works / worked here...
[20:55] <bucky> Threetimes2: type top and see what daemon is using what.. realize many things are stored in ram in case you reopen an app.. that way the disk doesn't get hit... type sync in a term that will flush some of it
[20:56] <janisozaur> NewHandFromCN: sorry, am quite busy right now, can't help you
[20:56] <[Dark-Star]> could someone help me with getting world of warcraft working? I can load and log in the game but when the charter loads into the world is crashs about 4 sec later
[20:56] <xyem> Threetimes2, I did a minimal installation and uses some light version of things ( for example, fluxbox )
[20:56] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia: if you must use a keyboard shortcut. you could set your .bashrc i guess to cd to /home/whatever initially.. but tha would affect all shells
[20:56] <darkangel> does anyone know of a good free program to compress .iso files
[20:56] <darkangel> ????
[20:57] <Dr_Willis> darkangel:  any of the normal archiveing tools can do that.
[20:57] <darkhamm> hey people, someone with aspire 5920G ?
[20:57] <Dr_Willis> darkangel:  of course how much gain you get.. it debateable.
[20:57] <Threetimes2> xyem: ok, but then you really have a minimal install. No compiz and stuff... :(
[20:57] <Pupuser402-1> as I say .. they have a specific .deb for Ubuntu that opens with the package manager (installer / uninstaller / add-on utility in Ubuntu)
[20:57] <LasBuntu_> what is the command for "apt-remove" etc?
[20:57] <darkangel> Dr_Willis im pretty much just looking to save room on my computer
[20:57] <ubuntunewbie> ctmjr: I just wanted to download and view offline of articles . For some kids too
[20:57] <xyem> Threetimes2, never said I didn't have compiz too :-)
[20:57] <Dr_Willis> LasBuntu_:  apt-get remove whatever
[20:57] <Dr_Willis> !apt | LasBuntu_
[20:57] <darkangel> the .iso files i have are around 8 gb and id just like to lower them
[20:57] <Q_Continuum> Threetimes2: You want the fancy features, they cost resources.  It's a trade-off.  RAM is cheap.  (like $10/GB cheap, at least in the US)
[20:57] <xyem> Threetimes2, not sure what the memory usage when I am running that is though
[20:58] <profanephobia> Dr_Willis: yeah i didnt think about that, thanks
[20:58] <Pupuser402-1> snarkster, - the repository, etc...
[20:58] <Dr_Willis> darkangel:  bzgip may or may not save you much space. depends on the data.
[20:58] <xyem> Threetimes2, I don't need a minimal install, the laptop I am referring to is 2ghz dual core with 3gb of RAM... but I much prefer it that way
[20:59] <darkhamm> hey people, someone with aspire 5920G ?
[20:59] <otacon122> bucky, on my machine, here's what processes are running and how much they are using: Bonobo Activation Server - 1.1MB, Evolution is using a combined 9MB, gcondf2 is using 3MB and fast-user-switch-applet is using 6MB, gksu is using 7MB, gnome is using 20MB, gvfsd is using 7MB, metacity is using 6MB, multiload applet is using 4MB, nautilus is using 24MB, pidgin is using 55MB, python is using 15MB, seahorse is using 18MB, and x is using 2MB
[20:59] <Threetimes2> Q_Continuum: I want to kniow what memory is used by what features. I just turned off compiz to see what it's memory usage was.
[20:59] <lyrae> how can i delete files in a folder and its subfolders that end with ~?
[20:59] <LasBuntu_> Dr_Willis: : thanks
[20:59] <xyem> darkhamm, I feel sorry for you, I have the Aspire 5930G ( and I wish I didn't )
[20:59] <xyem> lyrae, find -iname "*~" -print -delete
[20:59] <Halitech> lyrae, rm *~
[20:59] <darkhamm> xyem: it's perfect too, i only need the rmbr.exe in the c:
[20:59] <lyrae> xyem:
[20:59] <bucky> otacon122: adds up doesn't it?  try vista
[21:00] <otacon122> Bucky, all the rest are system processes and use between 500 and 900 kilobytes
[21:00] <lyrae> Halitech: i tried rm -r *~, but didnt work. only worked on current folder
[21:00] <Q_Continuum> Threetimes2: for the cache, it will only use memory that isn't needed.  If something launches and needs memory, the system will automagically stop caching stuff to free that space.
[21:00] <ubuntunewbie> ctmjr: Any help ? I can't download the torrent http://www.soschildrensvillages.org.uk/charity-news/2008-wikipedia-for-schools.htm
[21:00] <Threetimes2> I have a P4 3.06 HT thingy with 1GB ram, but i *might* add 2gb soon.
[21:00] <otacon122> bucky, I've used Vista.  It required well over 2GB of RAM just for the OS itself
[21:00] <helper> lyrae rm -rf *~
[21:00] <Halitech> lyrae, its designed to work that way unless you tell it otherwise .. where do you want to remove the files from?
[21:00] <darkhamm> xyem: it's a command to make the 4В° partition with acer arcade bootable from the instanton
[21:00] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia: or make a wrapper script that first cd's to /home/whatver then runs terminator.
[21:00] <Threetimes2> Q_Continuum: the cache isn't really a problem.
[21:00] <lyrae> Halitech: a folder and its subfolder
[21:01] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia:  that may be easier.. Or check the gnome-terminal command line options there may be a way to makt it start in a specific dir
[21:01] <sjlkg> does notify-osd limit you to one popup per application on jaunty ? i'm trying to display multiple notifications with pynotify but can't get it to work..
[21:01] <xyem> darkhamm, ah, wouldn't know about that.. first thing I did with my Acer was nuke Vista and everything else off of it!
[21:01] <embrik> how do i copy all my files in a directory with different subdirectories into a single directory (every files in one directory)
[21:01] <Halitech> lyrae, so do rm -rf /name/of/folder/*~
[21:01] <profanephobia> Dr_Willis: yeah i was doing just that
[21:01] <ctmjr> ubuntunewbie: this is  2,404,861 articles in English
[21:01] <darkhamm> xyem: oh, god... ok, you're right...
[21:01] <darkhamm> xyem: this is #ubuntu
[21:02] <xyem> darkhamm, yes, I know.. I came here for help with something :-)
[21:02] <NantoRokuseiken>  i have a bunch of directories.inside those directories i have jpegs. i want to create a dir "Images" in each of those dirs and put the jpegs in that dir in its specific Images dir
[21:02] <Threetimes2> Just to be sure, what is the *exact* RAM limit for ubuntu 32 bit?
[21:02] <ubuntunewbie> ctmjr: I not sure about the size though.Just wanted to get an offline encyclopedia which wikipedia is the choice
[21:02] <Halitech> Threetimes2, technically 4gig but the actual amount will vary
[21:02] <lyrae> Halitech: helper: i did try that just now. doesnt seem to affect the sub folders
[21:02] <AaronT125> Threetimes2: 3gb i think
[21:03] <otacon122> Threetimes, my recommendation as a computer technician is always to run at least 4GB of RAM
[21:03] <Irving> Ah! Got it. I was trying to watch the video full screen while running rythmbox, pidgin, frostwire, 2 epiphany windows, and gimp open. The video was really choppy. Downloaded VLC much better still choppy. Closed everything PERFECT. Open just pidgin still good...forgot this isn't my laptop. My laptop can have everything open and still run videos fine. Poor sucky desktop. Ha.
[21:03] <helper> lyrae you want to clear temporary files with subfolder use find -maxdepth
[21:03] <xyem> NantoRokuseiken, something to get you started: find -iname "*.jpg" -execdir mv -v "{}" /dir/to/copy/to \;
[21:03] <DeVNuLL_> hi all
[21:03] <xyem> NantoRokuseiken, that's just from memory so it might not work off the bat
[21:03] <Threetimes2> otacon122: at least?!! sure...
[21:03] <Q_Continuum> Threetimes2: 32-bit limit is 4GB.  (Windows systems, and I'm not sure about Ubuntu, reserve anywhere from 500MB to 1GB of that)
[21:03] <Dr_Willis> NantoRokuseiken:  so inside each subdir. you want to do 'mkdir Images && mv *.jpg Images' so each subdir also has a Images subdir?
[21:03] <ikanobori> Hi.
[21:04] <ikanobori> How to enhance my size?
[21:04] <profanephobia> Dr_Willis: gnome terminal can use --working-directory but terminator doesnt support it
[21:04] <Irving> This thing doesn't even have a gig of ram.
[21:04] <otacon122> Q_Continuum, 32-bit Ubuntu will only see 2.8GB out of 4GB of RAM
[21:04] <linxeh> Q_Continuum: though it is quite easy to get far more than that on 32bit systems with PAE, but with limitations in individual process sizes
[21:04] <ikanobori> 32-bit on Vista is also a max of 3 GB.
[21:04] <Q_Continuum> otacon122: 2.8GB every time?  I know Windows varies depending on the system config.
[21:04] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia:  actually it should. but i recall there being some trick to get the argument passed to gnome-terminal not terminator. Terminator is a python script thats calling gnome-terminal.
[21:04] <Nisstyre56> Hey, anyone know a torrent client that allows you to change the uploading bandwidth depending on whether or not the torrent is finished downloading on your end?
[21:04] <genii> otacon122: More like 3.2Gb . But still, yes, not all 4Gb
[21:05] <linxeh> otacon122: agp aperture etc can affect how much can be seen, as can invididual chipsets
[21:05] <Threetimes2> otacon122: only 2,8? What's in the other 1,2?
[21:05] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia:  googling finds others that have a similer issue just using gnome-terminal also.
[21:05] <otacon122> Threetimes, that's used by the kernal itself
[21:05] <linxeh> Threetimes2: mapped IO for pci-e devices, agp devices, etc
[21:05] <linxeh> otacon122: rubbish
[21:05] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia:  theres also a mention of a gnome-terminal bug --> This is a gnome-terminal bug. You need to run gnome-terminal with the --disable-factory option, otherwise it starts in the same directory which the existing gnome-terminal process started in.
[21:05] <Threetimes2> whatever, i'll just add 2GB :D
[21:06] <xyem> Anyone know where I can find the source for the ubuntu minimal installer?
[21:06] <mneptok> xyem: Launchpad
[21:06] <DeVNuLL_> does anyone know any easy way to list files in the linux file system that are not managed by apt (except places you would expect non-managed files, such as /home, /opt, /proc, /dev etc) ?
[21:06] <otacon122> I'm running Ubuntu 64-bit right now and its seein 3.8GB out of 4GB but only using 508MB.  I guess what 64-bit Ubuntu does is it frees up the previously-hidden portion of RAM and puts the I/O files in physical RAM
[21:07] <xyem> mneptok, anything more specific?
[21:07] <DeVNuLL_> would be a handy way to 'integrity check' your system
[21:07] <root_> :D
[21:07] <mneptok> xyem: Launchpad has a search function. i don;t do lazyweb. ;)
[21:07] <diddy> How the friggin smurf do you change the window manager on Ubuntu?
[21:07] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia:  checking the code in the 'terminator' binary - i see theres several config files for terminator also perhaps one of those may help
[21:08] <Keiffer> where do you search for a file that you can't find anywhere? in /bin/laden
[21:08] <server_side> quanta is the one:)
[21:08] <linxeh> otacon122: no, 64bit systems just have a much bigger addressable space, so that the IO mapped memory doesn't have to block out system ram
[21:08] <bucky> diddy: do you have a graphical login like gdm ?  lower left corner under Sessions ?
[21:09] <xyem> mneptok, well unless that search function searches for text strings in packages, it's not going to be much help
[21:09] <Smekarn> Hey guys, i have a weird problem. I tried using a VPN service with a trial period just recently. And while i used the vpn i used transmission to download a movie. However, this movie didnt get saved to my regular directory for downloaded files for some reason. Anyone know why this is? And how i can find the file? ;)
[21:09] <otacon122> linxeh, so basically it makes each available space in RAM bigger?
[21:09] <diddy> bucky, thx but how do you do it from the console?
[21:09] <Alphinux> Hi, what's the su passwd for the 8.10 live cd?
[21:09] <Chousuke> there is none. use sudo
[21:10] <ubuntunewbie> What is difference between Static HTML dumps and Database backup dumps ?
[21:10] <Dulak> Alphinux: sudo -i
[21:10] <Viliny> Smekarn, did this solution make use of another user on your box?
[21:10] <bucky> diddy: which wm do you want?
[21:10] <Smekarn> Viliny: No there is no other users on my box
[21:10] <diddy> Any. I want to know where I can change it.
[21:10] <rek> what's the best way to know which application are installed without having a desktop what's the best way to know the command to run some applications?whats the best way to know what's the name of an application already installed in your system......
[21:10] <rek> s*
[21:10] <mneptok> xyem: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/i386/ubuntu-minimal  you're welcome
[21:10] <Smekarn> Viliny: Tryed using the find files function but no joy
[21:10] <ortsvorsteher> !best
[21:10] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia:  perhaps some good info at -> http://crunchbang.org/wiki/terminator-config/    (man terminator-config)
[21:11] <howdo> bah
[21:11] <hunter22> Hi. Somebody can help me to setup NFS?
[21:11] <Dr_Willis> profanephobia:  oops. its 'man terminator_config'
[21:11] <bucky> diddy: /etc/X11/default-display-manager  i think but i'm not sure
[21:11] <Alphinux> oh thx
[21:11] <helper> hunter22 like ?
[21:11] <rek> hei
[21:11] <bucky> diddy: wait
[21:11] <Viliny> Smekarn, well im out of ideas... kanske den inte bara sparades.
[21:11] <diddy> That is the display manager. Not the window manager.
[21:11] <Jow410> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Mec> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <MSILA28> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Foreverx3x3> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Magrebiiiaaaa> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <CanYouHERMe> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <JeTaimeMonseur> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <ChercheUnChrii> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <MlleBlandinee> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <LethalEpidemicxX> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <BelXxGossesxX> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <HAYTTEM> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <MamzellexJuune> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <LaMiissEva> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Emoboyenchocolat> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <AnnESo80000> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Damien84080> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Fanny9477> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Miisscass0ou> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Hadlar> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Ana78> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <OfficielBybum> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Laportugaisee59> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Petitplaizirdu62> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <CODrock85> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <AnNeUx013> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <ChrisSsbOy> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <K1FRYCLUB> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <MRBIGBG> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Neilaah> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <ADRIEN02120> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Hibachi> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <AvisSurTaBiTe> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <GTHP> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <FREDSTLO> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <LoveIsNotADream> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Algerien2luxx> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <LAHAiNEDELAMOUR> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <ClaraTeVeut> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Meg03> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <LetsBeeHappy> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Imprince> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <COMEbeckTOokey> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <PASTRESBELLETOI> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Easytestx3> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <MarcDeParis> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <PapaTangoCharly> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Onlyh0pee> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Blooooooood1070> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <LightKiraa> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Betterflypow11> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Cactus2Siberie> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <MaStaraMoOii> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <MEGANx83> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Bahloulaa> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Nerocammo> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <F4SHi0NSEXii> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Mydarkworld> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <FoueDTkT> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Missdu5959393> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <AHMEDhakr> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <NoLwiiOfficiaL> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Assterdame> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <MARTES77350> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Cameela> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <MelleCxlia> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <MECEXISIS> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Boro8> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Algerien> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Laren14> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <PLACEDEGRASSE41> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:11] <Miriamdanse> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[21:13] <xyem> mneptok, thank you
[21:13] <bucky> diddy: i don't know
[21:13] <mneptok> xyem: try that Launchpad search sometime. it's quite good.
[21:14] <diddy> bucky: Never mind. Thx anyway. ;)
[21:14] <rek> what's happened?
[21:14] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[21:14] <negge> Rhythmbox doesn't display the pop-up with the currently playing song when I hover over the icon in the applet anymore. Does this have something to do with the new notification system in Ubuntu? Any way to get the pop-up back?
[21:14] <JoeK> Sorry if this is a bad time, but http://p.linode.com/2757 <- would anybody know how to fix that? GRUB is installed
[21:14] <ctmjr> rek: a flood
[21:14] <xyem> mneptok, well basically I'm trying to find that code that gets executed after "Is the system clock set to UTC" because it is misbehaving on my system ( changing the system clock when it doesn't have to )
[21:15] <mneptok> xyem: are you dual-booting?
[21:15] <rek> for fun?
[21:15] <rek> what's the best way to know which application are installed without having a desktop what's the best way to know the command to run some applications?whats the best way to know what's the name of an application already installed in your system......
[21:15] <rek> s*
[21:15] <atchoummm> hello, i have a problem with my /home partition: gparted says "non allouГ©" but i didnt erase it, can you help me ?
[21:15] <xyem> mneptok, nope, this install is the only one on the system
[21:15] <mneptok> rek: man locate | man which
[21:15] <otacon122> What the heck was that all about?
[21:15] <rek> man which ?
[21:15] <ikonia> rek: dpkg -l show what packages are installed, reading the documentation on the application tells you about it
[21:15] <Dr_Willis> atchoummm:  what are you trying to do with the home partition? you DONT try to resize/alter a mounted/inuse partition.
[21:15] <xyem> mneptok, regardless of whether I say yes or no, it changes the hardware clock an hour forward
[21:16] <rek> any other way?
[21:16] <GodfatherofEire> Can anybody recommend some good security auditing and/or system testing tools?
[21:16] <ikonia> rek: plenty if you use common sense
[21:16] <DeVNuLL_> diddy: /etc/alternatives/x-window-manager
[21:16] <atchoummm> Dr_Willis: i was trying to resize it with gparted livecd
[21:16] <rek> how
[21:16] <ikonia> rek: what's wrong with the way I've just given you ?
[21:16] <atchoummm> after 1 hour it say: "etiquette (tag?) problem thing"
[21:16] <otacon122> Did anyone else just get flooded out of the room?
[21:16] <rek> nothing iko
[21:16] <ikonia> otacon122: it's been sorted, don't worry
[21:17] <DeVNuLL_> diddy: just change that symlink
[21:17] <Ddorda> how can i watch a cd/dvd label on CLI?
[21:17] <ubuntunewbie> Anyone can help me with offline encyclopedia  ?
[21:17] <otacon122> ikonia, what happened?
[21:17] <ikonia> otacon122: bot attack
[21:17] <otacon122> ikonia, did chanserv go on his rampage again?
[21:17] <Dr_Willis> atchoummm:  no idea on that error..  You did boot a live cd and try to resize it that way?
[21:17] <diddy> DeVNuLL_, WOW, cool. Thx!!
[21:17] <ikonia> otacon122: err, chanserv isn't a bot used for attacking
[21:18] <otacon122> ikonia, the Space Empires room here on IRC has two bots...Xintis and Chanserv...Xintis goes apeshit whenever it feels like it
[21:18] <Dr_Willis> Ddorda:  watch a label? you mean watch a dvd video on the CONSOLE ?
[21:18] <DeVNuLL_> np
[21:18] <ikonia> otacon122: no need for the language
[21:19] <otacon122> ikonia, that wasn't foul language...Just slang meaning they go ballistic
[21:19] <ikonia> otacon122: I know what it means - it contains bad language, please control it
[21:19] <Ddorda> Dr_Willis: i'm talking about the label you stick to a CD/DVD when you burn it
[21:19] <ikonia> Ddorda: you want to watch a sticky label on ubuntu ?
[21:19] <Dr_Willis> Ddorda:  a label printer program from the command line. Hmm.. i think ive seen such tools.. but  dont recall ever using them.
[21:19] <otacon122> ikonia, how often do these bot attacks occur?
[21:19] <ikonia> Ddorda: do you mean print ? or do you really mean watch?
[21:19] <ikonia> otacon122: not really on topic for this channel
[21:20] <JoeK> if anybody knows how to fix a half-installed apt-get package let me know
[21:20] <JoeK> this is really confusing me
[21:20] <JoeK> some applications?whats the best way to know what's the name of an application already installed in your system......
[21:20] <JoeK> erm
[21:20] <JoeK> fail paste
[21:20] <danbhfive> JoeK: can you pastebin the error?
[21:20] <JoeK> http://p.linode.com/2757
[21:22] <GodfatherofEire> um, what?
[21:23] <profanephobia> wow, someone must really dislike this channel
[21:23] <danbhfive> JoeK: well, I don't about SELinux, Im afraid.  But, you can always destroy the pre-removal script (see line 17), and apt will continue with that removal (whatever the script does will be left undone...)
[21:23] <ikonia> selinux isn't installed by default on ubuntu
[21:23] <Ddorda> ikonia: i want to watch
[21:23] <linxeh> otacon122: its not quite how it works, but it makes all of the ram accessible
[21:23] <ikonia> Ddorda: you want to watch a label ?
[21:24] <Ddorda> yes. not to print, but to watch
[21:24] <ikonia> what do you mean watch a label ?
[21:24] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[21:24] <JoeK> ah
[21:24] <JoeK> here we go
[21:24] <DeVNuLL_> anyone got an idea how to get a list of every file installed by apt?
[21:24] <GodfatherofEire> that reminds me, SELinux caused my normal bootup to screw up
[21:24] <ikonia> DeVNuLL_: apt-file ?
[21:24] <bucky> profanephobia: yeah.. people who are too stupid to run linux so we banished them back to windows
[21:24] <helper> SELinux use  with LDAP right ?
[21:24] <Ddorda> when you burn a disc you can give it a label
[21:24] <DeVNuLL_> oooh
[21:24] <TwoToneSpirit> Anyone here have any experience with xpra?
[21:24] <nosmelc> Any idea when a new Ubuntu version will be released?
[21:24] <science> join/ubuntu-offtopic
[21:24] <ikonia> bucky: please don't talk nonsense
[21:24] <helper> it's some of policies?
[21:24] <Ddorda> i want to read this label
[21:25] <ikonia> Ddorda: you want to watch the DVD ?
[21:25] <danbhfive> nosmelc: 2009/10
[21:25] <science> join/ ubuntu- offtopic
[21:25] <Ddorda> ikonia: no. i want to watch the label, the text you name a disc...
[21:25] <nosmelc> just wondering if I should upgrade from 8.x to 9.4 or just wait
[21:25] <JoeK> danbhfive: how would i destroy the pre-removal script?
[21:25] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[21:25] <ikonia> Ddorda: that makes no sense, you want to watch the lable
[21:25] <DeVNuLL_> ikonia: thanks
[21:25] <hoss> anyone know what app I need to create a "Cubed" like desktop enviornment?  I have all the eye candy, just need to know how to set it up.
[21:25] <VCoolio> science: /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:26] <GodfatherofEire> hosss, compiz
[21:26] <sketchyd_> how do i delete services from ubuntu?
[21:26] <danbhfive> JoeK: the script is probably named selinux.prerm and its probably in /var/cache/apt or dpkg or something
[21:26] <ikonia> sketchyd_: such as ?
[21:26] <science> VCoolio, thanks
[21:26] <sketchyd_> mysql
[21:26] <Nisstyre56> !compiz
[21:26] <ikonia> sketchyd_: remove the package
[21:26] <DeVNuLL_> sketchyd_: update-rc.d
[21:26]  * genii makes more coffee
[21:26] <xyem> mneptok, I think I found the package I need to look at.. clock-setup. Thanks
[21:27] <Ddorda> ikonia: what's non sense? when you write to a disc you can put a textual label on it, so the disc will have a name right?
[21:27] <Ddorda> i want to read it
[21:27] <sketchyd_> already removed the package
[21:27] <ikonia> Ddorda: ahh you want to know what the lable is ?
[21:27] <bucky> i just do a host and whois on all those and email abuse@ for each of their isp's
[21:27] <hwilde> what is the "ubuntu" way to make a complete backup of a laptop harddrive?
[21:27] <Ddorda> ikonia: bingo
[21:27] <hoss> GodfatherofEire: I have compiz installed.  I remember there being an app to install that expanded the capabilities.
[21:27] <science> how do i play dvds in tolium or some simular application?
[21:27] <ikonia> Ddorda: when you put the disk in and it auto mounts you'll see the label name as the disk mount point
[21:27] <sebsebseb> !backup |  hwilde
[21:27] <jchillerup> Hey. I need some help fixing my apt system. when I try to install something, it tells me to dpkg --reconfigure -a. When I do that, I get this: http://pastebin.ca/1512891
[21:28] <Ddorda> and if i mount manually?
[21:28] <GodfatherofEire> look for compizconfig or something like that, I cant remember the exact name
[21:28] <ikonia> Ddorda: hang on I can't remember the command, let me grab it
[21:28] <ctmjr> !dvd | science
[21:29] <hoss> GodfatherofEire: Thats the ticket, thank you!
[21:29] <edbian> !ccsm | GodfatherofEire:
[21:29] <bucky> jchillerup: what does uname -r   say?
[21:29] <GodfatherofEire> edbian, thanks, I already have it installed though...
[21:30] <edbian> GodfatherofEire: lol.  NP
[21:30] <GodfatherofEire> but i didnt want to screw around in synaptic for my comp, when Im already usin aptitude for a liveCD
[21:30] <edbian> GodfatherofEire: synaptic and aptitude won't confuse each other as long as you're only using 1 at a time.  I interchange them all the time.
[21:31] <Ddorda> ikonia: maybe it's "volname"?
[21:31] <edbian> Ddorda: Vol_id  ?
[21:31] <GodfatherofEire> edbian, thats the thing, I cant shut down aptitude at the moment
[21:31] <ikonia> Ddorda: don't think so
[21:31] <ikonia> edbian: ahhh that's more like it
[21:31] <edbian> GodfatherofEire: Is it doing something?
[21:31] <hwilde> sebsebseb, tnx
[21:31] <edbian> ikonia: vol_id /dev/sd<x>
[21:31] <GodfatherofEire> edbian, yeah, well, I mean I'm /capable/ of shutting it down, it just wouldnt be a very smart idea
[21:32] <edbian> GodfatherofEire: ic :P
[21:32] <edbian> ikonia: "vol_id -u"  maybe...
[21:32] <edbian> or something like that
[21:32] <Ddorda> ikonia: it worked. it is volname
[21:32] <_Ana_> oi :p
[21:32] <sebsebseb> _Ana_: oi
[21:32] <ikonia> Ddorda: well done
[21:33] <Troy09> can i get some help?
[21:33] <edbian> !ask
[21:33] <edbian> Troy09:  What is your quesiton?  :)
[21:33] <Troy09> ok
[21:33] <Ddorda> ikonia: but volname doesn't support Hebrew.. do you know anything that support it?
[21:33] <ikonia> Ddorda: wow, not sure about language support
[21:34] <Troy09> When i update my mozilla firefox it turns into a little grey spot in the middle of the screen. When i move my cursor over it it turns into resizing handels. I rezize it and it is the firefox. It is white where all the buttons and everything are supposed to be. but it was open when it updated. So, could that have somthing to do with it?
[21:34] <LinuxEA> Whats the risk with having more than one WM installed, eg. KDE and GNOME?
[21:34] <sebsebseb> LinuxEA: none at all
[21:34] <edbian> Troy09: Really?  Can you screenshot it for me?  I just wanna see this!
[21:34] <Troy09> and i had to reinstall the os to get it to work agan
[21:34] <edbian> Troy09: I suggest simply killing firefox and restarting it:  "killall firefox"
[21:35] <coz_> LinuxEA,  mainly  more space taken up on the hard drive
[21:35] <LinuxEA> sebsebseb: I see... Thx
[21:35] <Troy09> i did
[21:35] <sebsebseb> LinuxEA: and you can even  run most of the other desktop environments apps in the other one
[21:35] <Troy09> i had to reinstall the os
[21:35] <bucky> Troy09: how did you upgrade firefox?
[21:35] <sonism> LinuxEA: wasting your drive space?
[21:35] <Troy09> it is xbuntu
[21:35] <coz_> LinuxEA,   also  if in gnome it may take a few more seconds to open kde applications and probably vide versa
[21:35] <ctmjr> LinuxEA: a bloated system with a lot off app's
[21:35] <Troy09> bucky yes
[21:35] <Troy09> oh
[21:35] <bucky> Troy09: *how* did you upgrade firefox?
[21:35] <LinuxEA> Diskspace I have enough of so that dosen't matter
[21:35] <edbian> Troy09: Are you talking about firefox's gui for the add-ons?  Or are you talking about updating firefox itsself from synaptic?
[21:36] <sebsebseb> LinuxEA  ctmjr   Linux distros are designed to have many apps installed in them :)  unlike Windows
[21:36] <Troy09> synaptic
[21:36] <bucky> hmmm
[21:36] <sonism> LinuxEA: :D
[21:36] <edbian> Troy09: What version are you running now? (Is this post or pre-problomatic update?)
[21:36] <LinuxEA> just boyght 4 new 2TB discs ;)
[21:36] <Troy09> it is when i put in the update
[21:37] <Troy09> the browser was open
[21:37] <Troy09> could that be why?
[21:37] <One-More-Time> Sco
[21:37] <linxeh> Troy09: 3x raid with parity and a hotspare ?
[21:37] <edbian> Troy09: No.  You can update software while it is running.  After you close and re-launch the new code will be used.
[21:37] <hoss> here is a dumb question, but how do I get more that 2 workspaces?
[21:37] <linxeh> err LinuxEA even :)
[21:37] <One-More-Time> puT1 je vais te pГ©tГ© dans la bouche grosse truie
[21:38] <Troy09> edbian, it did it before i restarted
[21:38] <One-More-Time> oops trompГ© de fenГЁtre
[21:38] <ctmjr> sebsebseb: really wow
[21:38] <edbian> Troy09: That is very very odd.  I'm afraid I don't know! :(
[21:39] <edbian> !fr | One-More-Time
[21:39] <sebsebseb> ctmjr: something that we may agree on though, is how KDE4 is bloated
[21:39] <One-More-Time> SH
[21:39] <Troy09> i dont wanna mess it up agan
[21:39] <VCoolio> hoss: right click the pager > preferences
[21:39] <nosmelc> When I do the 9.04 install with an existing 8.x install on the hard drive, will the install give me the choice to start from scratch?
[21:39] <bucky> hoss: right click on the pager at lower right Preferences
[21:39] <Troy09> so im not gonna install the updates
[21:39] <mattwj2002> hi guys I have a question....why is it that that my wireless card that is suppose to have built in support in ubuntu 9.04 doesn't work?
[21:39] <Troy09> for fire fox
[21:39] <edbian> nosmelc: Yes
[21:39] <bucky> Troy09: maybe try sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox  and then reinstall it
[21:40] <mattwj2002> but if I got to ubuntu 8.04 and build the drivers it works?
[21:40] <mattwj2002> it has a Ralink RT2760 + RT2720 chipset
[21:40] <nosmelc> edbian thanks
[21:40] <matrix_> hey all i downloaded some videos from youtube, is there any way to make better video quaility with something and convert them somehow
[21:40] <mattwj2002> please see this
[21:40] <mattwj2002> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6587173#post6587173
[21:40] <Dr_Willis> matrix_:  theres way to convert them.. but quality never gets 'better' normally.
[21:40] <mattwj2002> is there a place to file a bug report or something?
[21:41] <Dr_Willis> !bug
[21:41] <edbian> matrix_: You can never increase the quality of media :(  Only decrease
[21:41] <genii> matrix_: Something blocky-looking with twice as many pixels in it still looks blocky
[21:41] <edbian> matrix_: You can convert (using ffmpeg) and retain equal quality
[21:41] <Dr_Willis> but the blocks are better defined!
[21:41] <Dr_Willis> :)
[21:41] <genii> Dr_Willis: Hehe
[21:41] <Troy09> bucky ill try to reinstall the browser updates
[21:41] <matrix_> so its like trying to make a dvd from a vhs
[21:41] <nosmelc> matrix_ how are you downloading them?  Make sure you're getting the highest quality version of the video you're downloading
[21:41] <mattwj2002> thanks
[21:41] <oly562> question: i can not ping 192.168.200.71, or 103, but from a windoze server, and a freebsd server, i can ping both .71, and 103. now, all of these are on the same network, including my laptop. and I can NOT ping .71, and 103 from this computer. I can also telnet from the windoze box, and the freebsd server with both ip's.  Why can I NOT ping nor telnet to the wireless printer server?  This laptop is wireless, and the windoze and freebsd
[21:42] <bucky> Troy09: i'd purge first
[21:42] <profanephobia> matrix_, hey i use a firefox plugin called downloadhelper. i love it. it allows you to download videos from youtube very easily and also can convert the video to many formats
[21:42] <Troy09> bucky, ive alredy re installed the whole os
[21:42] <denis|> excuse me, does anybody know why "echo `cat`" refuses to work like "xargs -i echo {}" ?
[21:42] <bucky> Troy09: man apt-get
[21:42] <ikonia> oly562: it's called "windows" - what is the ip of your laptop ?
[21:42] <oly562> what service or whateva, is stopping me from pinging an ip on this network
[21:42] <Troy09> man?
[21:43] <oly562> laptop is .90
[21:43] <edbian> oly562: Sorry but that doesn't seem to be ubuntu related
[21:43] <Dr_Willis> denis|:  theres a limition on the # of characters in a single 'argument' on the shell.. for one thing...
[21:43] <ikonia> denis|: `cat` will provide no output, you need `cat file`
[21:43] <oly562> edbian: it is
[21:43] <profanephobia> matrix_, i should add it works with many sites, not just youtube
[21:43] <helper> oly562 try to troubleshoot using traceroute
[21:43] <oly562> sb... helper brb
[21:43] <Troy09> bucky, man?
[21:43] <bucky> oly562: i pinged you with xchat
[21:43] <denis|> ikonia: why? if i just type "cat" it will
[21:43] <bucky> Troy09: type man apt-get in a terminal
[21:43] <Dr_Willis> denis|:  also the use of backticks is slowly getting replaced with the syntax $(command)
[21:43] <oly562> pinged what ip?
[21:44] <oly562> im trying to ping a local network printer from my laptop
[21:44] <Troy09> bucky, oh ok
[21:44] <ikonia> denis|: what does "cat" show you ?
[21:44] <MK13> any one here that knows how to get an easycap to work with ubuntu?
[21:44] <Dr_Willis> just cat  just echos stdin to stdout.
[21:44] <ikonia> denis|: "cat" on it's one will do nothing
[21:44] <oly562> this is not a Wan issue....
[21:44] <Dr_Willis> not real usefull :)
[21:44] <denis|> after that i just can type any word and it will repeat it
[21:44] <ikonia> oly562: what ip is your laptop on ?
[21:44] <ikanobori> cat > ikonia.txt
[21:44] <oly562> .90
[21:44] <ikanobori> ^D
[21:44] <denis|> just the way cat is used to - to pipe its stdin to its stdout
[21:45] <ikonia> denis|: yes, but your echo ing "cat" there is no stdin
[21:45] <helper> oly562 what's ur laptop ip and local network ip printer?
[21:45] <denis|> why
[21:45] <denis|> when i type echo `cat` it allows me to type anything just like in plain cat
[21:45] <ikonia> oly562: what is your laptops full ip and subnet mask
[21:45] <oly562> laptop is .90, wireless print server is .71 manually, and upnp .103
[21:46] <bucky> denis|: ctl-c to kill the cat and get back to your prompt
[21:46] <ekimmargni> Evolution is not downloading MIME digests properly from gmail's IMAP server. I haven't found any relevant settings - does anyone know what would cause it to get only headers for some of the parts and how to fix that?
[21:46] <oly562> 192....90/24
[21:46] <oly562> they are all the same in my lan
[21:46] <denis|> bucky: what for?
[21:46] <bucky> denis|: did just typing cat hang up your term?
[21:46] <urthmover> I've found thunderbird with Lightening to be better than evolution (especially for google mail/contacts/calendar)
[21:47] <bucky> One-More-Time: it worked
[21:47] <helper> denis| try echo `date`  ( ` ) allow you to execute
[21:47] <ikonia> oly562: let me try to get this together in my head
[21:47] <oly562> so,, my server in the garage, and server in the living room, both can ping and telnet to the print server, however this ubuntu laptop can not. the only similarity with doze and fbsd server is, they are both wired, laptop is not
[21:47] <ekimmargni> urthmover: do you know whether it handles MIME digests properly?
[21:47] <ekimmargni> (I was thinking of switching anyways
[21:47] <ekimmargni> )
[21:47] <bucky> denis|: cat .bashrc  what does that do?
[21:47] <denis|> i use .zshrc
[21:47] <ikonia> oly562: ok - how is the ip on the laptop being set, dhcp or manual
[21:47] <denis|> and its huge
[21:48] <bucky> denis|: well you don't need any help
[21:48] <b> exkuse me where is german server
[21:48] <oly562> 1 router, one network, one netmask, all ping, and telnet, EXCEPT the laptop, which is wireless connected
[21:48] <Blehk> is there any apt-get mirrors that have a new distro of nginx?
[21:48] <ikonia> b: #ubuntu-de
[21:48] <oly562> manual
[21:48] <oly562> manual ip on lappy
[21:48] <ikonia> oly562: ok - so what is the wirless access point's ip ?
[21:48] <oly562> 192...90
[21:48] <dragonlinux> hey guys, whats the best twitter client for ubuntu?
[21:48] <denis|> bucky: :) why ? the problem persists
[21:48] <dragonlinux> any recommendations ?
[21:48] <oly562> its upnp 103, and 71 manually set
[21:48] <oly562> i have tried both
[21:48] <ikonia> oly562: laptop is .71 and the wirless AP is 90 ?
[21:49] <oly562> dont be a dork ikonia i have explained quite simply
[21:49] <oly562> 3x now
[21:49] <ikonia> oly562: I'm not being a dork, I'm trying to get it together
[21:49] <ikonia> oly562: 1.) what is your wirless access points ip address
[21:49] <Dr_Willis> Please State the Nature of the Linux Emergancy.
[21:49] <oly562> lap = .90, wireless print server = .71 and 103:9100
[21:49] <oly562> i have said it enough, scroll up
[21:50] <ikonia> oly562: no - not pint server, - wirless access point
[21:50] <guntbert> !attitude | oly562
[21:50] <ikonia> oly562: what is your wirless access points address ?
[21:50] <scozzari> ciao a tutti
[21:51] <b> hello are here german people
[21:51] <komputes> oly562: Does the print dialog hang for a very long time on the wireless/laptop?
[21:51] <sebsebseb> !de |  b
[21:51] <ikonia> b: try #ubuntu-de
[21:51] <guntbert> !it | scozzari
[21:51] <edbian> gr! | b
[21:51] <oly562> ok, i have a wireless print server, this is connected via usb, to a 6300 hp printer. the ip of the printer is .70, the ip of the print server/aka wap if you will is .71, and also, on print server i have ipp printing set for 9100 port on .103.
[21:51] <edbian> !gr | b
[21:51] <ikonia> edbian: please stop that
[21:51] <edbian> !gm
[21:51] <oly562> i have a linksys wireless printer showing the mac correct for the wpserver
[21:51] <edbian> ikonia: Sorry!
[21:51] <ikonia> oly562: ok - but you must have a wirless access point
[21:51] <oly562> !attitude guntbert
[21:51] <oly562> hehe
[21:51] <sebsebseb> edbian: wrong one
[21:52] <ikonia> oly562: there is nothing wrong with his attiude, please stop messing around,
[21:52] <edbian> sebsebseb: :P
[21:52] <daniellockard> oly562: your printer isn't supplying you internet is it?
[21:52] <oly562> im waiting for intelligent questions other than what i have stated clearly 5x now
[21:52] <science> dragonlinux, pigin
[21:52] <oly562> no daniellockard
[21:52] <guntbert> oly562: you were being rude to ikonia who is trying to help you
[21:52] <ikonia> oly562: for your windows servers to be able to access the wirless printer there must be a wirless gateway for the windows box to access the wirless network
[21:52] <daniellockard> oly562: what is supplying you internet
[21:52] <oly562> yep
[21:52] <bucky> oly562: dumb looks are free
[21:52] <ikonia> oly562: what is the device acting as the wirless gateway ?
[21:53] <oly562> wireless router
[21:53] <b> REGISTER
[21:53] <SinRG1984> hi all i used to use ubuntu hardy and i really liked the GUI application for updating graphics card drivers, i'm currently testing out CrunchBang linux but i cant find this application, could i get it from the synaptic packages list and if so can anyone tell me what the application is called?
[21:53] <ikonia> oly562: ok - so I think there is the problem
[21:53] <ikonia> oly562: lets walk backwards
[21:53] <daniellockard> oly562: okay, what is the IP of that.
[21:53] <ikonia> oly562: what is the wirless ip of the router
[21:53] <ortsvorsteher> b: schreibt einfach mal "/j #ubuntu-de"
[21:53] <albano> hi there
[21:53] <oly562> the printer is accessible from all other computers/servers/router on this network, EXCEPT for this laptop
[21:53] <oly562> 192...1
[21:53] <ikonia> oly562: ok - so what is the ip of the router
[21:53] <bucky> SinRG1984: crunchbang doesn't have it
[21:53] <ikonia> oly562: ahhh ok, here we go
[21:54] <oly562> typical set up
[21:54] <daniellockard> oly562: so can you ping 192.168.1.1 from your laptop
[21:54] <ikonia> oly562: so can the laptop ping the wirless router address
[21:54] <oly562> im chatting to you from my laptop
[21:54] <SinRG1984> bucky: and it cant be incorporated
[21:54] <oly562> of course
[21:54] <SinRG1984> ?
[21:54] <Faltzer> exit
[21:54] <Faltzer> oops
[21:54] <ikonia> oly562: ok - so can you state the FULL IP address of the laptop and the FULL ip address of the windows machine please.
[21:54] <oly562> i can ping japan, but not .71, nor .103
[21:54] <daniellockard> ugh
[21:55] <daniellockard> can you give us full ip addresses oly562
[21:55] <daniellockard> its internal ips
[21:55] <daniellockard> so its not like we're going to hax you.
[21:55] <oly562> ikonia: listen, you dont need to know my ip on the lan, that is not the issue
[21:55] <oly562> they are standard
[21:55] <ikonia> oly562: please share the internal IP's
[21:55] <ikonia> oly562: it's not a risk so lets get the facts
[21:55] <oly562> hahah
[21:55] <oly562> the fact is, they are standard, if you dont know what that is
[21:55] <ikonia> oly562: please just share the info if you want to particiapte in the channel
[21:55] <oly562> i cant believe you actually asking me those questions
[21:56] <albano> can i run illustrator cs3 in wine?
[21:56] <oly562> nah
[21:56] <sebsebseb> oly562: Internal ip addresses very  by  device,  and they are only for your local area network
[21:56] <oly562> its not the issue
[21:56] <sebsebseb> oly562: vary by device above
[21:56] <albano> can someone did this before
[21:56] <ikonia> oly562: then answer the questions
[21:56] <oly562> you havent read what i have typed
[21:56] <ikonia> oly562: your full laptop IP and your full windows ip
[21:56] <oly562> have you
[21:56] <squirrel25> I HAVE AMAZING NEWS FOR EVERYONE WHO CANT PLAY MPEG AND OTHER FORMATS
[21:56] <daniellockard> oly562: many different routers use many different IP's
[21:56] <oly562> doesnt matter
[21:56] <ikonia> squirrel25: please don't
[21:56] <oly562> someone tell this yahoo it doesnt matter
[21:56] <daniellockard> oly562: some use 192.168.1.whatever
[21:56] <science> albano, go to #winehq
[21:56] <darkblueB> hello - I just tried to do  apt-get source netatalk, but got ... E: Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/security.debian.org_dists_lenny_updates_non-free_source_Sources - open (2 No such file or directory)
[21:56] <ortsvorsteher> we can read lowercase too squirrel25
[21:56] <oly562> yep thats it daniellockard
[21:56] <Nyelexo> albano: http://appdb.winehq.com/ - They have an extensive library.
[21:56] <ikonia> oly562: if you don't want to provide the information, we can't help
[21:56] <oly562> you got it
[21:56] <daniellockard> some use 192.168.0.whatever
[21:56] <ikonia> oly562: if you call someone a name again you will be asked to leave
[21:57] <MK13> !caps | squirrel25
[21:57] <ikonia> oly562: please just state the full ip of your laptop and the windows machine,
[21:57] <oly562> so anyway
[21:57] <Seeker`> oly562: if you aren't going to answer the questions people ask you to help fix the problem, we can't help you
[21:57] <daniellockard> oly562: my guess is that you have the laptop hooked up to the wrong AP ;)
[21:57] <oly562> what on the ubuntu laptop would keep me from pinging an ip
[21:57] <oly562> my UFW is off presently
[21:57] <oly562> its gotta be something cups or samba related
[21:57] <albano> #winehq
[21:57] <ikonia> oly562: what is your laptop and your windows machines full IP
[21:57] <sonism> oly562: check the firewall setting of the wireless ap
[21:57] <Seeker`> oly562: incorrect network settings. What are your network settings?
[21:57] <oly562> ya know, sonism i have checked all the basics, otherwise i wouldnt be here
[21:57] <Seeker`> such as your IP address, and the IP address you are trying to ping
[21:57] <chris___> hello
[21:58] <guntbert> albano: its /j #winehq
[21:58] <oly562> i said i can ping from other boxes, just not the laptop
[21:58] <oly562> doesnt make sense
[21:58] <ikonia> oly562: please share your windows machine and your laptops full ip address
[21:58]  * squirrel25 apologizes
[21:58] <bucky> oly562: does your router have a subnet mask besides /32 ?
[21:58] <chris___> could someone tell me what kind of plugins do i need for totem player to play all kind of internet radio stations?
[21:58] <oly562> its /24
[21:58] <daniellockard> ok, so oly562: you're at 192.168.1.90, and you're trying to ping 192.168.1.71?
[21:58] <ikonia> oly562: please share your windows machine and your laptops full ip address
[21:58] <oly562> the entire network here
[21:58] <albano> ok thanks
[21:58] <squirrel25> dont use totem
[21:58] <oly562> yes daniellockard
[21:58] <oly562> its weird
[21:58] <science> is there any where where i can get a ubuntu super key for for my keybord (im not talking about a crappy sticker eather)
[21:59] <squirrel25> VLC is your bet
[21:59] <daniellockard> what happens when you do traceroute 192.168.1.71
[21:59] <daniellockard> lol
[21:59] <ikonia> squirrel25: totem works fine
[21:59] <guntbert> !ot | science
[21:59] <sebsebseb> !langauge |  science
[21:59] <squirrel25> i cant get totem to output in X11
[21:59] <ikonia> oly562: please share your windows machine and your laptops full ip address
[21:59] <oly562> doesnt get to it
[21:59] <ikonia> oly562: the reason I'm asking is your windows machine is working fine
[21:59] <oly562> 2004.048ms
[21:59] <squirrel25> that seems to be the only way my system will render video
[21:59] <maver> hi
[21:59] <ikonia> oly562: lets look at a machine that's working
[21:59] <oly562> my freebsd and doze server are working fine
[22:00] <oly562> the laptop - ubuntu is not
[22:00] <ikonia> oly562: ok os please tell me the ip of your windows machine
[22:00] <oly562> 7x time i said that
[22:00] <ikonia> oly562: and your ubuntu full IP
[22:00] <oly562> no ikonia, its not the issue, get over it
[22:00] <daniellockard> oly562: you're been pretty disrespectful of people that are jut trying to help.
[22:00] <ikonia> oly562: then just share it
[22:00] <oly562> good greif
[22:00] <maver> I'm new in Ubuntu. I'm loving compiz, but where can I find a configuration interface for it?
[22:00] <oly562> nope
[22:00] <oly562> not the issue
[22:00] <Tr1n> oly562:  fact is, you're not giving enough information for people to be able to help.
[22:00] <oly562> nopt
[22:00] <ikonia> oly562: ok - then this disucssion ends
[22:00] <oly562> not the issue
[22:01] <oly562> for you yeah, you dont have the help i require
[22:01] <sebsebseb> oly562: being stubborn when it comes to these things, isn't going to help you
[22:01] <daniellockard> oly562: do you have your laptop on the wrong AP
[22:01] <ctmjr> !compiz | maver
[22:01] <ikonia> oly562: I'm pretty sure I know the issue or at least a good shot at it, but I can't help you futher
[22:01] <oly562> id need someone who knows ubuntu
[22:01] <orksbane> oly562 it is a legitimate question
[22:01] <urthmover> lol oly you'd better chill this is the ubuntu channel
[22:01] <maver> mmm found
[22:01] <maver> ctmjr, tnx the same :-)
[22:01] <TwoToneSpirit> Can someone help me launch an X application like this: "DISPLAY=hostname:0.0 <appname>" ?   I think I'm just being dumb, but it isn't working.  I did set DisallowTCP=false to true in gdm.conf
[22:01] <bucky> oly562: so your network is 192.168.254.XX
[22:01] <oly562> so... who knows why else a box can't ping another box that is network config'd properly
[22:01] <ctmjr> maver: or sudo apt-get install compiz-settings-manager
[22:02] <oly562> yeah sure bucky thats it
[22:02] <oly562> whats next, what you think it is
[22:02] <oly562> ubuntu related
[22:02] <ikonia> oly562: I have 2 good ideas for what it is, but can't take it forward without more information
[22:02] <bucky> oly562: and you can't ping lappy 192.168.254.90 from your windows machine?
[22:02] <bastidrazor> maver compizconfig-settings-manager
[22:02] <oly562> yes
[22:02] <ikonia> bucky: that's a tottally different address range to what he said he was on
[22:02] <Mic92> Is it possible to rehash after apt-get install automatic?
[22:02] <sebsebseb> oly562: internal ip addresses   it's  something that is very standard to provide,   for the kind of issue your having,   and if you don't provide it people think they can't help you,  because they probably can't
[22:02] <oly562> and also the fbsd box, and all my other servers
[22:03] <oly562> question: i can not ping 192.168.200.71, or 103, but from a windoze server, and a freebsd server, i can ping both .71, and 103. now, all of these are on the same network, including my laptop. and I can NOT ping .71, and 103 from this computer. I can also telnet from the windoze box, and the freebsd server with both ip's.  Why can I NOT ping nor telnet to the wireless printer server?  This laptop is wireless, and the windoze and freebsd
[22:03] <lyrae> if i delete files with rm, would the system log that anywhere?
[22:03] <oly562> yawn
[22:03] <sebsebseb> oly562: internal ip addres's matter normalley for  your kind of issue
[22:03] <ortsvorsteher> lyrae: only in your .bash_history
[22:03] <oly562> all same net, and mask
[22:03] <ikonia> oly562: drop the attitude - people are helping and you refuse to give the information, so either start sharing or stop asking
[22:03] <ikonia> oly562: ok - so what's the windows IP address
[22:03] <lyrae> ortsvorsteher: would it show which files were deleted?
[22:03] <b> i need help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[22:03]  * daniellockard recommends a /kb oly562.
[22:03] <Dr_Willis> Please State the Nature of the Linux Emergancy.
[22:03] <oly562> obviously you dont know what to do ikonia
[22:03] <ikonia> Dr_Willis: please stop that
[22:04] <ctmjr> bastid_razor: thanks
[22:04] <ikonia> oly562: I'm not the one asking what to do
[22:04] <ortsvorsteher> lyrae: it shows everytime the complete command. just make tail -f .bash_history and in another terminal type some commands
[22:04] <ikonia> oly562: I'm the one who is saying I've got 2 solid ideas on it
[22:04] <oly562> any real techs in here?
[22:04] <Dr_Willis> ikonia:  :)
[22:04] <bastidrazor> ctmjr, !ccsm is a good help too.
[22:04] <sebsebseb> oly562: I think  ikonia can probably help you, if  you  provide the details he is asking for
[22:04] <oly562> lets here it ikonia. your boring me otherwise
[22:04] <lyrae> ortsvorsteher: i didnt let the command complete. i control + c
[22:04] <Dr_Willis> !ask | ButtLover
[22:04] <ikonia> oly562: drop the attitude and share the info - it's not that hard
[22:04] <orksbane> oly562 omg
[22:05] <ButtLover> wo muss man sich registrieren
[22:05] <oly562> you guys are just fscking me with,,, so, either you can help and stop being the way you are, and lets here what you really now
[22:05] <daniellockard> oly562: or you can provide the fucking information, so that you can be helped.
[22:05] <ortsvorsteher> lyrae: just as a test, you can try. but, if you brake the command with ctrl-c, it doesnt want to be in your .bash_history
[22:05] <ikonia> daniellockard: control the language - it's not needed
[22:05] <orksbane> ty ikonia
[22:05] <daniellockard> sorry.
[22:05] <ikonia> daniellockard: no problem, thank you
[22:06] <sonism> oly562: people from the internet can not hack any private IP. so, just tell ikonia the IP
[22:06] <sebsebseb> sonism: he got kicked
[22:06] <sonism> sebsebseb: HA HA HA at last.... whew!
[22:06] <TwoToneSpirit> I am looking for help displaying X applications on a remote computer.  I'm trying to use DISPLAY=<ip>:0.0 and I get "Cannot open display"
[22:06] <ButtLover> wo gibts mehr kanГӨle
[22:06] <guntbert> ikonia: sometimes you are too patient for my nerves :)
[22:06] <ctmjr> !cookie | ikonia
[22:06] <urthmover> oly562: your grammer is atrocious
[22:07]  * ikonia nods respectfully to the channel 
[22:07] <sebsebseb> urthmover: he got kicked
[22:07] <daniellockard> !de | ButtLover
[22:07] <urthmover> finally   I'm surprised that it took THAT long
[22:07] <sebsebseb> guntbert: patience is needed for a lot of  computer support
[22:07] <Dr_Willis> TwoToneSpirit:  local lan? or over the internet?
[22:07] <TwoToneSpirit> Dr_Willis: local lan
[22:08] <Troy09> brb
[22:08] <TwoToneSpirit> Dr_Willis: You are always on it when I need help, thanks man
[22:08] <guntbert> sebsebseb: I know, I just wanted to praise ikonia's extreme patience in *this* case :-)
[22:08] <TwoToneSpirit> Dr_Willis: So yeah, I'm just trying export DISPLAY=192.168.0.35:1.0 and then gedit
[22:08] <Dr_Willis> TwoToneSpirit:  it would be 'best' if you uses the ssh X forwarding feature.. but  to do what you want.. (i havent done it in ages) i think you need to first use 'xhost +ip' to allow the other machine access to the display. and then 'export DISPLAY=XXXXX'
[22:09] <TwoToneSpirit> Dr_Willis: And on which machine do I run xhost?
[22:09] <Dr_Willis> TwoToneSpirit:  the xhost part  allows the other box 'in'  and the export pn the the other box sets up the remote.
[22:09] <sebsebseb> guntbert: ok
[22:09] <Dr_Willis> TwoToneSpirit:  the one you are displaying ON.
[22:09] <Dr_Willis> TwoToneSpirit:  I find it easier to just ssh -X remote, run the app.
[22:09] <TwoToneSpirit> Dr_Willis: SSH with X forwarding works perfectly, but for this application I need to do it from the other machine
[22:10] <Dr_Willis> TwoToneSpirit:  so you  are at the 'local' machine. and you want gedit on the 'local' box to appear on the remote box?
[22:10] <Nyelexo> My mouse doesn't respond to primary clicks, but does so for secondaries. It's a bit irritiating, and I'm not sure how to go about solving the issue on 9.04. Any ideas?
[22:10] <TwoToneSpirit> Dr_Willis: You got it.  I can SSH into the machine, export DISPLAY=:0.0 and run gedit - works perfectly
[22:11] <Dr_Willis> TwoToneSpirit: ssh to remote box.. use the xhost + command.. try the 'export, gedit' on the local box..
[22:11] <Cube> hey whats the irc # for banshee?
[22:11] <Dr_Willis> TwoToneSpirit:  the gedit running on the local box. should appear on the remote.
[22:11] <Dr_Willis> TwoToneSpirit:  or ssh in, then ssh -X back. :)  Eww...
[22:11] <Nyelexo> No clue? :(
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom
[22:12] <Dr_Willis> Nyelexo:  primary/secondary? You mean Left/right clicks?
[22:12] <TwoToneSpirit> Dr_WIllis: Seriously.  :-)
[22:12] <Nyelexo> Dr_Willis: Yes, you are correct.
[22:12] <Dr_Willis> TwoToneSpirit:  ive accidently ssh'd back and forth befor.. by mistake :)  got like 4 deep once
[22:13] <Nyelexo> Dr_Willis: It seems as though left-clicks are non-responsive at all, while right clicks are. This does not seem to be dependent on the new wireless mouse device I have, as it was happening on my touchpad too.
[22:13] <enherit> i'm using 9.04: how can i make the notification last longer?
[22:13] <bastidrazor> Dr_Willis, that would be a good reason for customized motd's :P
[22:13] <Dr_Willis> bastidrazor:  and custome prompts. :)
[22:14] <Dr_Willis> bastidrazor:  its annoying when you accidently do 'shutdown' to turn off the laptop.. and accidently turn off the fileserver. :)
[22:14] <janisozaur> what is the most elegant way of adding scripts to be executed at boot time? i need my pc to run "pppd call provider"
[22:15] <Dr_Willis> janisozaur:  /etc/rc.local is one way
[22:15] <bastidrazor> Dr_Willis, heh.. user@host with host being a different color on each box is a good way to help out.
[22:15] <deea> hi all. I have one hdd with one ext3 partition on all of it and I want to resize that to create space for another one. The sad part is that gparted doesn't see any data on the hdd, although I can mount it without problems
[22:15] <janisozaur> Dr_Willis: i vaguely recall some command that would "install" the script
[22:15] <Dr_Willis> janisozaur:  never heard of such a thing.. not sure wher it would 'install' to.
[22:16] <Dr_Willis> janisozaur:  unless you are refering to setting up a 'service' for it.
[22:16] <dingod> hi
[22:16] <Dr_Willis> janisozaur:  one line in /etc/rc.local and it will run at bootup.
[22:16] <dingod> how to install ubuntu
[22:16] <Dr_Willis> dingod:  burn iso to cd.. boot cd.. follow directions.
[22:16] <janisozaur> Dr_Willis: i think it would set up the service. anyway, i'll just add it to rc.local as you sugest
[22:17] <Dr_Willis> dingod:  or test it out in virtualbox - is a good way to play with it.
[22:17] <Dr_Willis> janisozaur:  thats not really a 'service' if its just running one command.
[22:17] <bastidrazor> !install | dingod
[22:17] <daniellockard> janisozaur: echo "pppd call provider" >> /etc/rc.local
[22:17] <coleys> To change password for root type: sudo passwd root *NOTE: This is not recommended, by ubuntu channel.*
[22:18] <dingod> Thanks. I am in fact typing this from Ubuntu live cd. I want to know if you can install ubuntu without partitioning windows
[22:18] <outy> do a wubi install
[22:19] <daniellockard> !wubi | dingod
[22:19] <outy> fffuuu
[22:19] <outy> i forgot what i was going to google and try to configure in my ubuntu :(
[22:19] <dingod> Thanks guys. Will check it out. :)
[22:19] <Dr_Willis> dingod:  WUBI or virtualbox.. I perfer virtualbox.
[22:21] <Nyelexo> How do I troubleshoot the fact that my mouse does not respond to left clicks, but does so for right.
[22:21] <Dr_Willis> Nyelexo:  try a different normal usb mouse for starters?
[22:21] <coleys> Nyelexo: By giving us full details not 1/2 @55 ones. :)
[22:21] <albano> dingod:whay taking left ear with right hand
[22:21] <KingWilliam> Hi people
[22:22] <Dr_Willis> Nyelexo:  or try that mouse in a different live cd/disrto   or on a different pc. also. (ie: prove its not  a gummed up mouse)
[22:22] <outy> what should i use for my iphone in ubuntu ?
[22:22] <coleys> outy: virtualbox and windows
[22:22] <LolaChico> ibuntu?
[22:22] <Nyelexo> Dr_Willis: My touchpad did not respond to left-clicks either, and testing it on another PC it performs perfectly.
[22:22] <CyberSix> noubuntu
[22:22] <Dr_Willis> Nyelexo:  thats a very very weird  quirk then.. Hmm.. Try disabling the touchpad?
[22:22] <Nyelexo> coleys: I'd gladly provide them, granted I know what I need to provide. ;)
[22:23] <KingWilliam> I need some help with this: I always used bootable USB sticks. Now I have this new pen drive, but I can not boot from it :S PC says it is not a bootable device. I made it with UNetbootIn (like always)
[22:23] <coleys> Nyelexo: Mouse name?sddasdfasf?
[22:23] <Nyelexo> Dr_Willis: Must I reboot after this is done? Ive done that.
[22:23] <Dr_Willis> Nyelexo:  i wonder if perhaps the left button on the touchpad could be 'stuck'
[22:23] <Dr_Willis> Nyelexo:  see if the laptop has some hotkeys to disable the touchpad.
[22:23] <Nyelexo> Dr_Willis: No need, I disabled the touchpad. However, must I restart for this to take full effect?
[22:24] <Dr_Willis> Nyelexo:  for what to take full effect?
[22:24] <Nyelexo> Dr_Willis: Disabling of touchpad.
[22:24] <Dr_Willis> Nyelexo:  depends on how you disabled it.. :)
[22:24] <Dr_Willis> Nyelexo:  i got an on/off button on my laptop for it.
[22:24] <janisozaur> what's the cli equivalent of running update manager and updating all packages?
[22:24] <KingWilliam> anyone?
[22:25] <Nyelexo> Dr_Willis: I did it through System > Mouse on GNOME.
[22:25] <Nyelexo> It is disabled.
[22:25] <KingWilliam> janisozaur: sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:25] <Nyelexo> Also, for what it is worth.
[22:25] <Nyelexo> My left button for my touchpad is broken.
[22:25] <Dr_Willis> Nyelexo:  never done that.  you could install 'gpm' and test the mouse in the console also.. see if it works there..  that would show its an X issue.. not a mouse/hardware issue
[22:25] <xyem> mneptok, I found the offending line and if I comment/remove it, the installer behaves as expected. Thanks for the cue :-)
[22:26] <RoboJoint> anyone know of an app (thats not compiz related) that allows windows to snap together on the edges & stay stuck kinda like how winamp does it for windows?
[22:26] <heroin> Hey
[22:26] <Dr_Willis> Nyelexo:  try a reboot then and see..  its sounding more like the touchpad button may be causing the issue.
[22:26] <heroin> I have windows XP installed on a partition. Is it possible to run it ontop of ubuntu? Virtualise it?
[22:26] <Nyelexo> Dr_Willis: OK, I'll be back in a bit.
[22:26] <Dr_Willis> RoboJoint:  theres window managers that have   'snaping' features.
[22:28] <RoboJoint> @Dr_Willis. is there a feature in nautilus or metacity that i'm missing?
[22:28] <KingWilliam> heroin, it is possible with VirtualBox or VMWare. But I warn you, it is a pain in the *ss to get it to work
[22:29] <Guevara> hi! anybody using LTSP 5.0 on Ubuntu? I have a little problem with pen drive on server
[22:29] <KingWilliam> heroin, it is possible with VirtualBox or VMWare. But I warn you, it is a pain in the *ss to get it to work
[22:29] <clane> is there an ubuntu package that install mysql server 5.1 ?
[22:29] <Guest70862> KingWilliam: i just tried KVM but i need some guidance.. a howto :P
[22:29] <clane> jaunty
[22:29] <KingWilliam> I need some help with this: I always used bootable USB sticks. Now I have this new pen drive, but I can not boot from it :S PC says it is not a bootable device. I made it with UNetbootIn (like always). Anyone???
[22:29] <Guevara> KingWilliam: boot on BIOS using USB HDD
[22:29] <Dr_Willis> RoboJoint:  not sure.  im using compiz at the moment. so the windows sort have a edge reistance that works fine for me.
[22:30] <Guevara> or usb disk
[22:30] <erUSUL> !find mysql
[22:30] <Dr_Willis> KingWilliam:  use syslinux to  reinstall teh boot loader on the thing. i have also had SOME pendrives not boot properly in some machines..but do work inothers.. so test it on other machines. I had one drive where i had to enable the  'lba' mode on the partition flag. to get it to boot right.
[22:30] <Xlrr8> Hey Guys,  I have a question... I've got a dell gx620 64bit box with 8gb of ram.  Its running ubuntu 9.04 64bit.  Can someone tell me why it's only addressing 3.4 gb of ram according to gnome system monitor and also according to /proc/meminfo ? I found a thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1061673 however, it doesn't look like there was an answer there.  (unless i missed it :/ ).  Any thoughts ?   Thanks, Joe
[22:31] <clane> erUSUL wha ?
[22:31] <RoboJoint> thanks Dr_Willis. unfortunately compiz slows my system to much. I'll search for that option in window managers instead of an app. Thanks for the heads up!
[22:31] <erUSUL> !info mysql-server | clane
[22:32] <KingWilliam> OK, I'll try those Dr_Willis . Thx
[22:32] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: what does В«uname -mВ» returns ?
[22:32] <Dr_Willis> KingWilliam:  try the lba thing with gparted first perhaps. ;)
[22:32] <Guest70862> I have windows XP installed on a partition. Is it possible to run it ontop of ubuntu? Virtualise it?
[22:32] <Guevara> how to use pen drive on server and not receive a message error mounting on clients? I use LTSP 5.0 on Ubuntu
[22:32] <Xlrr8> x86_64
[22:33] <laurie> Hey
[22:33] <Xlrr8> joe@Alladin:~$ uname -m
[22:33] <Xlrr8> x86_64
[22:33] <Guevara> Guest70862: visrtualbox 3.0 + windows under ubuntu
[22:33] <laurie> hum
[22:34] <Magnets> I am using a fresh install of ubuntu 9.04, using tightvnc (vncserver) but gnome has a different appearance when i login to VNC, it looks "old"/grey/has a 1 px shadow/stroke around all edges etc
[22:34] <clane> erUSUL: when i try to install mysql-server-5.1 package it wants to also install postfix? Doesn't seem necessary is there a way to exclude that package from also being installed?
[22:34] <Guevara> Magnet install xvncviewer
[22:34] <th0r> Magnets: I don't think gnome starts by default in vnc...I think you are looking at twm
[22:34] <Guevara> xvncviewer 192.168.0.10 for exemple
[22:35] <Magnets> i am using realVNC on windows
[22:35] <erUSUL> clane: try В« sudo aptitude -R install packagename В»
[22:35] <Guevara> or use tsclient on ubuntu
[22:35] <Magnets> it's gnome (i put gnome-session & at the end of vnc config file)
[22:35] <Guevara> tsclient + xvncviewer
[22:36] <clane> erUSUL: thank you, not sure why it wanted to install mail servers with mysql
[22:36] <erUSUL> clane: so mysql can mail the admin if something occurs probably
[22:36] <Nyelexo> Dr_Willis: It seems to have fixed, however I don't know how long it will be until it decides to screw up again. I get this daily, and it sometimes fixes itself or sometimes it does not. But thank you for your help.
[22:36] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: seems like bios related (the case in the threath) can you post your dmesg in a pastebin ?
[22:36] <Guevara> how to use pen drive on server and not receive a message error mounting on clients? I use LTSP 5.0 on Ubuntu
[22:37] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: sudo aptitude install pastebinit && dmesg | pastebinit -i -
[22:37] <BarbieG> hi
[22:38] <LjL> kubuntu hardy, a radeon 9600, display config preferences let me select >60hz for 1280x1024 and 1600x1200, but not the intermediate 1400x1050, any idea why
[22:38] <Xlrr8> erUSUL: ok, thats done, what should i do now ?
[22:39] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: post here the url the last command gave you
[22:39] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: so i can check the dmesg
[22:39] <Xlrr8> erUSUL: I'm sorry, I'm not sure i understand what it is you want me to do  ! :/
[22:40] <Xlrr8> erUSUL: I ran this in a terminal like you suggested : sudo aptitude install pastebinit && dmesg | pastebinit -i -
[22:40] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: the last command В« dmesg | pastebinit -i - В» prints an url when its done
[22:41] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: something like http://pastebin.com/f442eb44
[22:41] <Xlrr8> erUSUL: http://pastebin.com/f26a4b133
[22:41] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: WARNING: BIOS bug: CPU MTRRs don't cover all of memory, losing 4096MB of RAM. <<<<<<
[22:41] <Snailx> wenas
[22:41] <erUSUL> !es | Snailx
[22:42] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: also there is an oops... but that's another matter
[22:42] <ctmjr> LjL: are you using the open-source driver
[22:42] <LjL> ctmjr: no, fglrx
[22:42] <Snailx> hello
[22:42] <Xlrr8> erUSUL : bios bug ?  Can you elaborate a little ?  My bios is reporting all 8 gb correctly
[22:42] <ToreadorVampire> Hmm - so - I appreciate how silly this question is - but - say I have a really old Ubuntu gutsy machine that I installed ages ago and never upgraded ... I'm planning to rebuild the machine completely in the next month or so, so I don't want to spend lots of time now messing around with its current OS install ... however - I'm concerned about its HDDs (want to install smartmontools) but all of the apt sources ar
[22:42] <ToreadorVampire> e returning 404 - the gutsy repositories are totally gone ...
[22:43] <Snailx> People i'm looking for some staffto develop my gaming forum
[22:43] <LjL> !oldreleases | ToreadorVampire
[22:43] <Badis> Hello, Im looking for opinions on this system setup, do any of you see a problem with this?  http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/4836/system.png
[22:43] <ctmjr> LjL: can you change the resolution in catalyst-control-center there should be a force option
[22:43] <LjL> hm, what was it called - ToreadorVampire, the repositoris have been moved to a different address
[22:43] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: well the kernel dev's disagree... is all i can say... you can try to update the bios (if its possible) or report that as kernel bug ...
[22:43] <erUSUL> !bugs | Xlrr8
[22:43] <numner> Does anyone's Youtube Player look strange?
[22:43] <outy> INSTALLATION: ./configure   make       make install (as root)
[22:43] <Troy> ok i installed the compiz setup how do setup compiz?
[22:43] <outy> what does that mean ?
[22:44] <LjL> ctmjr: i don't have catalyst-contol-center
[22:44] <ToreadorVampire> LjL: Oh?  That's interesting
[22:44] <cellofellow> Troy: use compiz-config-settings-manager
[22:44] <cellofellow> !ccsm
[22:44] <LjL> ToreadorVampire: i think you should just replace archive.ubuntu.com with oldreleases.ubuntu.com - the bot should know better but i don't remember the trigger
[22:44] <erUSUL> ToreadorVampire: replace archive with old-releases in all the lines of sources.list
[22:44] <pelmen> Guys, how do i set minimal available cpu frequency available to scaling. My minimum is set at 1ghz which is a bit unresponsive at times, i would like to set it to 1.8
[22:44] <xMopx> Hey, the keyboard on my HP HDX18t isn't working in *ubuntu, any tips?
[22:45] <ToreadorVampire> Ah, good, thanks
[22:45] <ToreadorVampire> That will help tide me over until I have time to reinstall the OS on that box
[22:45] <grkblood13> i have a broken aac file that i need, at a certain point it stops playing and throws out the error packetizer_mpeg4audio packetizer error: Multiple blocks per frame in ADTS not supported
[22:45] <grkblood13> is there a way to break the file up and take out the corupted part?
[22:45] <poppy_puffin> in ubuntu is there somewhere in the filesystem folders that remote samba shares are mounted to?
[22:45] <Xlrr8> erUSUL: Already updated to the latest bios that i can.  Should i include the link to the dmsg that you had me run, or does that link expire ?
[22:46] <clane> I upgraded mysql to 5.1 and get this, is there a php5 mysq5.1 module package available? - Your PHP MySQL library version 5.0.75 differs from your MySQL server version 5.1.31. This may cause unpredictable behavior.
[22:46] <timebomb> heya why do i only get a linux-meta package if i do a apt-get source linux-image-server on hardy?
[22:46] <timebomb> or rather. what can i do to the get the source package?
[22:46] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: it is better to attch the dmesg to the bug report,... you can save the dmesg to a file quite easily В« dmesg > copy_of_dmesg.txt В»
[22:46] <janisozaur> timebomb: apt-get source
[22:46] <pelmen> ok, i'll ask differently. How do i make scaling manager to not drop my cpu frequency below 1.8 ?
[22:47] <timebomb> janisozaur, did you read the question?
[22:47] <poppy_puffin> can anyone hear me?
[22:47] <janisozaur> timebomb: oh, i haven't read that coreclty
[22:47] <Xlrr8> Got it, Thanks  for all your help!
[22:47] <LjL> timebomb: for the actual source of linux, you need the "linux-source" package... it doesn't work like other pakages where you can just "apt-get source" the name of the package
[22:47] <janisozaur> timebomb: i guess you should walk through the dependencies and pick then one (there should be only one i think) and source it
[22:48] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: no problem
[22:48] <Magnets> ok so i took a screenshot of my VNCserver problem:  http://www.zen23322.zen.co.uk/ubuntu/Screenshot.png
[22:48] <erUSUL> Xlrr8: also join #ubuntu-server maybe someone has encountered the same problem as you
[22:48] <Xlrr8> Ok, i'll ask there as well...
[22:49] <th0r> Magnets: is the vnc gnome using the same theme your desktop is using?
[22:50] <Magnets> yes it is
[22:50] <erUSUL> pelmen: man cpufreq-set
[22:50] <Magnets> if i change the theme, it makes no difference to the taskbar/buttons
[22:50] <tripps> two questions: 1. how do I best reinstall packages/xchat lost its server list because my drive was full during update and didn't complete. 2. what is the recommended way to upgrade to FF 3.5 within intrepid and maintain ubuntu gnome package integrity?
[22:51] <pelmen> i do not want to make it constant. I want scaller to work, just not to drop freq below 1.8
[22:51] <timebomb> LjL, ty
[22:51] <phyrrus> hello
[22:51] <Magnets> changing theme only affects the window decoration, not taskbar
[22:51] <timebomb> LjL, i assumed linux-source would be just the patched source without the debian/ folder
[22:51] <Badis> Im trying yto get ideas on how to set up my home network, would this be a good/secure solution? http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/4836/system.png
[22:51] <phyrrus> can somebody help me
[22:51] <th0r> Magnets: right...I misunderstood your problem
[22:52] <phyrrus> my sound quit working suddenly
[22:52] <ctmjr> LjL: if you do not want to install catalyst control you can set the mode line in aticonfig i do not have an ati card anymore so do not the command of hand you can run aticonfig | less to get the options then sudo aticonfig --"option"
[22:52] <th0r> phyrrus: reboot, and at the 3 second countdown press ESC and choose an earlier kernel number
[22:52] <ActionParsnip> phyrrus: sudo /etc/init.d/hal restart     may help
[22:52] <piotr__> join pl
[22:53] <phyrrus> huh? I also had this problem in Windows 7 and mac
[22:53] <phyrrus> ActionParnship: I tried that
[22:53] <LjL> ctmjr: yeah i suppose i could set a modeline (although last time i tried with xrandr i didn't have any luck), but i wonder why it works for 1280x1024 *and* for the highest-resolution 1600x1200, but not for an intermediate res
[22:53] <poppy_puffer> is there a place in the filesystem that remote samba shares are automatically mounted to like /mnt/network in puppy linux
[22:53] <HOT_Butt> hi there
[22:53] <th0r> phyrrus: well, if you had the same problem in other OSs it is probably a hardware issu
[22:53] <th0r> s/issu/issue
[22:53] <twiggz> isnt there a way to update pidgin beyond the version that comes with the installed version of ubuntu?
[22:53] <erUSUL> poppy_puffer: when you mounted it via nautilus ?
[22:54] <erUSUL> poppy_puffer: ~/.gvfs/
[22:54] <poppy_puffer> erUSUL: yeah mounted it with nautilus
[22:54] <th0r> twiggz: there is a ppa on the pidgin website
[22:54] <ActionParsnip> twiggz: if you can find a ppa with one on, yes
[22:54] <erUSUL> twiggz: a ppa or getdeb.net
[22:54] <HOT_Butt> can anyone help me
[22:54] <erUSUL> !ppa
[22:54] <erUSUL> poppy_puffer: ~/.gvfs/ <<<< then look here
[22:54] <ActionParsnip> !ask | HOT_Butt
[22:54] <pelmen> guys help me find the file, in fedora it is /etc/sysconfig/cpuspeed where is it in buntu ?
[22:54] <th0r> HOT_Butt: nope
[22:54] <poppy_puffer> erUSUL: thx so much you don't know how long i've wanted to know that
[22:55] <HOT_Butt> in search german channel
[22:55] <erUSUL> poppy_puffer: no problem ;)
[22:55] <th0r> pelmen: there is no file with that name in jaunty
[22:56] <pelmen> th0r: yeah, but there is supposed to be a similar one, that will set default minimum and maximum available frequencies
[22:56] <clane> is there a php5-mysql module package that works with mysql server 5.1 ?
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> pelmen: sudo find / -name cpuspeed
[22:56] <pelmen> sudo ?
[22:56] <HOT_Butt> freak
[22:56] <HOT_Butt> !!!
[22:56] <th0r> pelmen: well, locate doesn't find it
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> pelmen: reducews alerts about access denied
[22:56] <Nisstyre56> !ktorrent
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> !info ktorrent | Nisstyre56
[22:57] <pelmen> ic... ok than a different wat. how do i set minimal frequency available to governor ?
[22:57] <Nisstyre56> thanks
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> pelmen: ive no idea what govenor is
[22:58] <th0r> pelmen: ain't it wonderful what a little effort will produce...http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1148394
[22:58] <Evet> Is my ubuntu 8.04 i386 or PPC ?
[22:58] <pelmen> th0r: yeah i saw that one... very dirty way :)
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> Evet: no, it is for i386
[22:59] <bastidrazor> pelmen, man cpufreq-set gives you options for what you need to do
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> Evet: which is a 32bit x86 system
[22:59] <Evet> Thanks, ActionParsnip
[22:59] <twiggz> this pidgin ppa thing doesnt seem to be working.
[22:59] <guntbert> !de | HOT_Butt
[22:59] <bastidrazor> twiggz, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade .. then try to install pidgin
[23:00] <dragonlinux> twiggz, i just tried the ppa thing for pidgin in 9.10. worked perfectly
[23:00] <poppy_puffer> is there a way to make the samba shares automatically mount to a folder that isn't hidden
[23:00] <erUSUL> poppy_puffer: moun them at boot time from fstab
[23:00] <pelmen> bastidrazor: i do not have cpufre-set only cpufreq-selector
[23:00] <erUSUL> !fstab | poppy_puffer
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> poppy_puffer: you can use smbmount to mount a samba shared folder at boot
[23:01] <ActionParsnip> poppy_puffer: you may need to add a startup entry that runs: mount -a  to mount it as the network may not be up so the mount will fail
[23:01] <bastidrazor> pelmen, cpufreq-set .. typo error here?
[23:01] <Nisstyre56> Does anyone know a torrent client that can allow a higher upload speed based on if the torrent is completed downloading?
[23:02] <Nisstyre56> or a plugin for ktorrent to do that
[23:02] <th0r> locate cpufreq
[23:02] <WeblionX> Transmission lets you set things like that.
[23:02] <Nisstyre56> does it? Okay
[23:02] <LjL> ctmjr: I have installed catalist control center (at least, i installed fglrx-control and that's what i says it is), but that also givs me 60hz only for 1400x1050
[23:02] <poppy_puffer> okay kool, i was hoping there'd be an automatic way to do it or a check box, cause i just installed ubuntu on 15 computers at work and everyone's freaking out about not being able to find the network folders. so i'll give your suggestions a try, thx
[23:02] <bastidrazor> pelmen, do you have cpufrequtils installed?
[23:02] <pelmen> bastidrazor: now i do...reading man... thanks
[23:03] <bastidrazor> pelmen, good luck and happy regulating
[23:03] <grkblood13> how do i edit aac files?
[23:03] <grkblood13> its got a corrupted spot in the middle i want to take out
[23:04] <poppy_puffer> ooh, you know what I can just add .gvfs to all their sidebars, that should do the trick
[23:05] <kbp> what command to see the table of partitions? something -l but I've already forgotten is :)
[23:05] <kbp> *it
[23:05] <bastidrazor> kbp, sudo fdisk -l
[23:05] <kbp> ok ty bastidrazor
[23:05] <kbp> ^^
[23:06] <usr> i would need some help with python
[23:06] <cnonim> hi all
[23:06] <aoglobalent> HAving a problem with my sound drivers, can any one be of help??? Sound works, but does not seem to be o.k.?
[23:06] <pelmen> bastidrazor: thanks...it's working
[23:07] <bastidrazor> pelmen, nice.. i recently learned that too. good lcuk
[23:08] <cnonim> piplz, i have problem with battery resuming after suspending on the hp pavilion dv4 1050er... who can help me? please?
[23:08] <lakotajames> hey guys, will compiz run on a Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X4500HD?
[23:09] <ctmjr> LjL: it might be the highest refresh rate your monitor can handle or the highest it reports to the driver have you had it higher?
[23:09] <natewiebe13> lakotajames: i think it would
[23:09] <sebsebseb> lakotajames: not sure if this is  at all relivant to you, but
[23:09] <sebsebseb> !intel |  lakotajames
[23:09] <LjL> ctmjr: i have definitely had it higher... and again, it lets me set up to 85hz for 1600x1200. just not for 1400x1050
[23:09] <portuguesemafia> i dont have any sound.i have a hp pavilion dv5
[23:10] <lakotajames> should I get ati instead?
[23:10] <natewiebe13> NO
[23:10] <natewiebe13> nVidia
[23:10] <lakotajames> well, this particular model of dell doesn't offer nVidia
[23:10] <natewiebe13> lakotajames: get nvidia, way better.. the new drivers 190 are great
[23:11] <natewiebe13> pc or laptop?
[23:11] <lakotajames> laptop
[23:11] <natewiebe13> get a gateway
[23:11] <natewiebe13> gateway is the best imho
[23:11] <lakotajames> well, I was going by a deal on lifehacker.
[23:11] <natewiebe13> i really dont like dell, too much money for crappy hardware.. they make their own parts and they are very cheap
[23:11] <lakotajames> ]don't have lotsa monies.
[23:12] <lakotajames> huh.
[23:12] <natewiebe13> price range?
[23:12] <lakotajames> have $565
[23:12] <natewiebe13> usd, cad?
[23:12] <lakotajames> usd
[23:12] <natewiebe13> thats including tax or + tax?
[23:13] <lakotajames> that's all the money I have.
[23:13] <funkyHat> this discussion is probably offtopic
[23:13] <`Johnny> i need help please :D
[23:13] <lakotajames> so, including.
[23:13] <`Johnny> anyone know how to make banshee recognise blank CDs?
[23:13] <Bob4> Hi all
[23:14] <`Johnny> anyone know how to make banshee recognise blank CDs?
[23:14] <funkyHat> `Johnny: do other applications (i.e. brasero) see them fine?
[23:14] <Bob4> nope
[23:14] <`Johnny> yeahp rhythmbox
[23:14] <Nisstyre56> !lmms
[23:15] <Bob4> any1 here?
[23:15] <Nisstyre56> !info lmms
[23:15] <natewiebe13> `Johnny: banshee doesn't write cd's
[23:15] <Bob4> im off
[23:15] <ekimmargni> How can I export emails from Evolution to import them to Thunderbird? I can't find any sort of export funtion in Evolution :\
[23:15] <`Johnny> oh what rhythmbox isn't detecting cds now :(
[23:16] <Nisstyre56> !info auto-apt
[23:17] <logankoester> I have a headless server with a full disk, can anyone tell me how to analyze this problem? It could be one big file somewhere, or it could be a million tiny log files, I don't know
[23:17] <ctmjr> LjL: ok i must have missed your post on it there is a setting in the control center to force the refresh rate, but do remember where it is, i had the same problem with mine and forcing it worked
[23:18] <clane> Can someone take a look at my thread and give me some advice? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1227477
[23:18] <clane> please
[23:19] <usb_user> logankoester, well there is the ubuntu disk usage analyzer, baobab which could work, but I assume you don't have X installed on that server
[23:20] <th0r> clane: you would be better served to ask in the mysql or php irc channels
[23:20] <Nisstyre56> !default browser
[23:20] <Nisstyre56> Does anyone know how to change the default browser?
[23:21] <lstarnes> Nisstyre56: try system > preferences > preferred applications
[23:22] <hamid2010> #Acs
[23:23] <BigdaveJoker> quick question how do I install lzm2dir?  can't find it with apt-get
[23:24] <th0r> BigdaveJoker: if it isn't in the repos the best bet is probably going to be compiling it from source
[23:24] <BigdaveJoker> thanks
[23:24] <th0r> BigdaveJoker: have you checked getdeb...it might be in there
[23:24] <trumpen> logankoester,  you can start with a sudo du -sb /* | sort -n to find out if there is a huge directory somewhere
[23:24] <BigdaveJoker> nope still new to ubuntu is that a website or repository your talking about?
[23:25] <th0r> BigdaveJoker: getdeb.net, but I just checked and it isn't there
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[23:30] <brime> Hello I'm wondering if there's a way to slow down the output from /dev/urandom?
[23:30] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[23:30] <boyle> grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
[23:31] <brime> wow
[23:31] <m4v3r1ck> good evening..
[23:31] <krauser530> hey everybody
[23:31] <m4v3r1ck> i need help with grub install
[23:31] <krauser530> I'm having some issues with my package manager
[23:31] <or4n9e> pepperjack, genii: I solved the issue I've requested your help for earlier today
[23:31] <m4v3r1ck> someone?
[23:31] <captaincrook> i get error 17 at grub load... anything with that?
[23:32] <or4n9e> the solution is at http://forums.remote-exploit.org/backtrack-4-howto/25193-enable-bt-login-prompt-persistent-liveusb-mode-allow-password-changing.html
[23:32] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck:  why do you need to install Grub?
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[23:32] <or4n9e> just in case you're interested
[23:32] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: it should be on by default after installing Ubuntu
[23:32] <sebsebseb> !grub >  m4v3r1ck
[23:33] <or4n9e> it certainly also works for stock intrepid and jaunty persistent liveusb
[23:33] <krauser530> I get the following error after uninstalling firefox when trying to install/uninstall anything:Setting up firefox-3.0 (3.0.12+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.9.04.1) ...
[23:33] <krauser530> dpkg (subprocess): unable to execute post-installation script: Exec format error
[23:33] <krauser530> dpkg: error processing firefox-3.0 (--configure):
[23:33] <krauser530>  subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 2
[23:33] <krauser530> dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of firefox:
[23:33] <FloodBot1> krauser530: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:33] <krauser530>  firefox depends on firefox-3.0; however:
[23:34] <dave_p> what is the action command?
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[23:34] <Fabzouu> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <LULUDU0720120> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
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[23:34] <MlleNon0> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <GUESSADDiiiCT> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <JaSoN83> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <BuffalosDeath> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <BaStBoSS38> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <Cle0patra06> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <BOGOSSenmank> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <Emilie5846> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <BlackofBoy45> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <MangeurDeMinouuu> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <BLaCkBoY6zz> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <Niissou2Ch0k> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <CoeurBrise> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <Emoo0> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <F4shiii0nit0> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <AForceDeLeDire> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <Juuliien77> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <Misterlee35> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <MllexCocoow> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <AbCdQZ> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <MAT1884> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <JOliie13> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <MisterK60> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <MADEINMOROCCO> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <Kouga49000> [вҷЫ|`G>NБ7ШВўӢз…5;P¶…ЛҚ«№IFчFD”ғn?ҫЫЙ_УҸЩйм[t{ЈTFқ–хјцӮҸубiFӮSүПц”Ыә ү=’c|¶Еzө¶УЧiqиАҫpдnҖҡu QXzAm;УBЎтғһ‘Ұ}ч4сдY2^’zPuJҰВ^^ј“=у@ГkB“?Л[ЁғзLA¶ysc —’сHЬШ¶I’Owa®ІүU[elGлOZ…ІШаҳ>ҶЭХZЎgрүъtЬWs E°Ю©;Yл–uXе[Ч”IWъҮЛфМAaҘҫжкҖzЮжЫj=}тмҖ”Ҝ7Һ‘xHЭӣ`Q:m– ©У§бoh¬GКОMёQpиҺ«\°;ЯYyСЮyҫ№Мvdmо”•әЯA№ҝжАд·pTМx}YкеЗВфҡаПИ©ҷCu6sцЭ<№mФщu6u
[23:34] <sketchyd_> wow, wtf was that?
[23:35] <jpds> Pricey: I say, you've picked a late night to visit.
[23:35] <grkblood13> i have a broken aac file that i need, at a certain point it stops playing and throws out the error packetizer_mpeg4audio packetizer error: Multiple blocks per frame in ADTS not supported
[23:35] <grkblood13> is there a way to break the file up and take out the corupted part?
[23:35] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[23:35] <jpds> FloodBot1: Err, no.
[23:36] <LjL> jpds: yes, he's removed +r
[23:36] <_MrsApple_> is anyone on here familiar with xchat?
[23:36] <Pricey> who did?
[23:36] <LjL> Pricey: i meant removed +R
[23:36] <brime> Hello I'm wondering if there's a way to slow down the output from /dev/urandom?
[23:36] <sketchyd_> what was that flood?
[23:37] <stew> sketchyd_: ignorable junk
[23:37] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: why are we doing grub in pm?   let's do it here,  plus  then if you have a weird  grub  menu.lst files others can have a look as well.   gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[23:37] <sketchyd_> ignorable yeah, but why did it happen?
[23:37] <durt> _MrsApple_,  lot's of people, just ask your question.
[23:37] <sketchyd_> no links
[23:37] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: and pastebin it
[23:37] <sebsebseb> !pastebin |  m4v3r1ck
[23:37] <_MrsApple_> oh. i wanted to know how to set my away status... like.. when i mark myself away how can i put a little message with it saying what im doing?
[23:38] <sketchyd_> stew - why would someone take the time to make a bot to spam junk in an irc channel?
[23:38] <durt> _MrsApple_, that's frowned upon in this channel
[23:38] <sebsebseb> sketchyd_: simple to cause problems
[23:38] <m4v3r1ck> so..i have ubuntu installed on (hd0,0) and bt4 installed on (hd0,4)
[23:38] <Flannel> !away > _MrsApple_
[23:38] <_MrsApple_> durt, so? i dont normally use this channel. but i need help
[23:39] <Wicked> hello all. is there any way to get vlc to use only one window like it used too?
[23:39] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: dosn't bt4 have a live cd?  if so it's probably better to boot up from that,  rather than having installed, since you say the usb is slow
[23:39] <sketchyd_> sebsebseb - thats it?  seems pretty week
[23:39] <sketchyd_> weak*
[23:39] <ctmjr> LjL: i do not know why that one resolution is giving you such problems but in the control center there is an option to force the refresh rate
[23:39] <m4v3r1ck> my bt4 entry is http://paste.ubuntu.com/237528/ and ubuntu entry is http://paste.ubuntu.com/237529/
[23:40] <durt> _MrsApple_, Settings -> preferences -> Chatting -> General
[23:40] <jrib> durt, _MrsApple_: changing your nick or publicly announcing away is frowned upon.  But doing '/away REASON' is okay as long as your client doesn't do either of those things
[23:40] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb yes, but i need to update wireless drivers etc to make it working fine..
[23:40] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: for which OS?
[23:40] <m4v3r1ck> also update fast-track. metasploit etc..and i don't want to do that every boot
[23:40] <m4v3r1ck> for backtrack
[23:40] <ctmjr> Wicked no it is a bug in vlc and from what i have been reading they are not going to fix it since 1.0 is out
[23:41] <Wicked> oh. so it wont be fixed in jaunty?...at all?
[23:41] <Wicked> without using 3rd party repositories?
[23:41] <m4v3r1ck> it seems that grub doesn't see the ubuntu files
[23:41] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: grub menu.lst used to be simple  /dev/sda   or whatever,  now   a lot of the enteries get  a load of weird characters instead
[23:42] <ctmjr> Wicked: no it's up to the videolan folks to fix it
[23:42] <m4v3r1ck> bt4 part is in ext3 and ubuntu in ext4
[23:42] <losher> grkblood13: I'll be surprised if you find a linux tool to fix aac. It will be hard enough to find a windows app. But try searching http://www.videohelp.com/
[23:42] <Wicked> weak
[23:43] <Wicked> ill just use the kow ppa repo -_-
[23:43] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: what  you pasted is two entires, one for 8.10 and the other for 9.04,  so that's odd
[23:43] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: pastebin the whole of the menu.lst file
[23:43] <grkblood13> that sucks
[23:44] <grkblood13> losher is there any way to cut out pieces of the files
[23:44] <grkblood13> like break it up pre-playing
[23:44] <Evet> Wht do you thing about syscp? I'm planning to sale hosting.
[23:45] <losher> grkblood13: you could try loading it into avidemux & seeing if you can edit it there....
[23:45] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb http://paste.ubuntu.com/237535/
[23:45] <grkblood13> losher, avidemux says it cant open the file
[23:45] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb it gives me error 15: file not found when loading ubuntu 9.04...(ubuntu 8.10 is bt)
[23:45] <yesitisjustme> why is hplip-gui not found?
[23:46] <losher> grkblood13: yeah. Back to http://www.videohelp.com/ for you....
[23:46] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb in grub find /boot/grub/stage1 gives me only (hd0,4)
[23:46] <grkblood13> man, i hate forums..the wait kills me :(
[23:46] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: did you get a later kernel for 8.10 from a ppa or some such?
[23:47] <ibeekman> hey I was following this howto but I can't import my public pgp key: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1146081
[23:47] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb it's the original one..should i install a new one?
[23:47] <ibeekman> but my key won't import
[23:47] <ibeekman> I just want my public key...
[23:47] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb: because the ubuntu part is in ext4?
[23:48] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: I  thought 8.10  was stil using the 2.6.27  kernel, but you got 2.6.29  installed according to  the pastebin
[23:48] <Tenkawa> Anyone seen a driver for the ethernet card on the as5516 from acer yet?
[23:48] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: and 9.04 is only  on  2.6.28.13
[23:48] <Tenkawa> its an odd one
[23:48] <lstarnes> ibeekman: what error do you get?
[23:48] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: also Ubuntu 8.10 does not have  support for Ext4,  it's  9.04  that has optional support
[23:49] <ibeekman> ** Message: invalid keyid (less than 16 chars): 19768BB7
[23:49] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: are you really on 8.10?   or are you in fact on 9.04?
[23:49] <Tenkawa> m4v3r1ck: whats /etc/issue say
[23:49] <Tenkawa> as far as version
[23:49] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb: the 8.10 is the backtrack, so i think they've updated the kernel...for 9.04 i've updated it later from ppa..
[23:50] <captaincrook>  Hi folks, I get error 17 at grub load... after some google... it seem to not see my grub menu file... i have dual linux boot...
[23:50] <ibeekman> lstarnes: But this error goes silent unless I run seahorse from a shell explicitly
[23:50] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb BackTrack 4 PwnSauce \n \l
[23:50] <captaincrook> anything i can do with that?
[23:50] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: ah yes  backtrack is based on Ubuntu 8.10 that's what is confusing me.
[23:50] <phyrrus> BT4 is
[23:50] <lstarnes> ibeekman: have you tried using the name associated with the key instead of its ID?
[23:50] <Tenkawa> captaincrook: you could manually create the entry to boot up possibly
[23:50] <clane> so in jaunty there is a mysql-server-5.1 package but not a package for the php mysql 5.1 module
[23:50] <clane> :[
[23:51] <Tenkawa> huh
[23:51] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb i think that ext4 is supported by backtrack kernel, because i can mount the ubuntu partition
[23:51] <ibeekman> how?  I have been using the seahorse gui to import the key after publishing it publicly to the ubuntu key server
[23:51] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb should i try to flag the ubuntu partition to boot?
[23:51] <clane> Your PHP MySQL library version 5.0.75 differs from your MySQL server version 5.1.31. This may cause unpredictable behavior.
[23:52] <Tenkawa> clane: intriguing
[23:52] <captaincrook> Tenkawa: i'm actualy running on a live cd ... i edit the menu.lst from the first partition then copy it on the other opartition that it doesnt see?
[23:52] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: ,but unforutantlly  the  way  grub menu.lst is done these days, also confusses me, because it's not like before where everything would be done as (hd0,0)   (hd0,1) etc   instead  this kind of thing is done.  uuid	af9e90da-f73c-4f36-bb88-03e361342bed
[23:52] <clane> Tenkawa: would i just have to compile php manually from source?
[23:52] <Tenkawa> captaincrook: well I was going to suggest dynamicly try to boot it using the on screen edit
[23:52] <phyrrus> who actually uses backtrack?
[23:52] <Tenkawa> clane: I wouldnt think so.. thats odd
[23:52] <clane> Tenkawa: maybe ill try removing and reinstalling the php5-mysql pkg
[23:52] <clane> or removing php alltogether
[23:52] <Tenkawa> wait
[23:52] <Tenkawa> no no
[23:53] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb if i chroot the ubuntu partition
[23:53] <Tenkawa> let me look at the deb
[23:53] <phyrrus> hmmmm
[23:53] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb and run grub to reinstall from there?
[23:53] <ibeekman> lstarnes: how?  I have been using the seahorse gui to import the key after publishing it publicly to the ubuntu key server
[23:53] <clane> Tenkawa: Thank you
[23:53] <Tenkawa> clane: whats giving you that message btw?
[23:53] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: I thought I woudn't be quite the right person to help,  another reason I wanted to  bring it  back here from pm,   so  I hope someone else can  look at your menu.lst file  http://paste.ubuntu.com/237535/   and help you what was it triple boot?   Ubuntu  9.04,   BT4, and Windows 7?
[23:54] <lstarnes> ibeekman: are you trying to download the key from the key server?
[23:54] <clane> Tenkawa: i get that msg from phpMyAdmin
[23:54] <phyrrus> oh, I tribooted mac, win7 and bt3 oncde
[23:54] <Tenkawa> clane: ahhhh
[23:54] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb yes it..
[23:54] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb i'll try to chroot ubuntu partition and reinstall grub from there
[23:54] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: you may have to repeat the whole issue  so someone else can help, and make sure to include the pastebin
[23:54] <Tenkawa> clane: it should still work
[23:55] <Tenkawa> is it erroring or just warning?
[23:55] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: you  probalby don't need to re install Grub, just set up your menu.lst file up correctly
[23:55] <captaincrook> Tenkawa: okay...  and you think it will then solve the error?
[23:55] <ibeekman> lstarnes: yes I just want a public version of my pgp key
[23:55] <clane> Tenkawa: just a warning, I will migrate my software over and see if I get any errors
[23:55] <m4v3r1ck> sebsebseb maybe it's easier to reinstall grub and make ubuntu partition bootable...for me ubuntu is more important then backtrack
[23:55] <lstarnes> ibeekman: you should already have it
[23:56] <lstarnes> ibeekman: you can't publish a key that you don't already have
[23:56] <sebsebseb> m4v3r1ck: maybe edbian can help if you repeate the whole of your issue now
[23:56] <edbian> Will I have to re-register every time I connect now?
[23:56] <lstarnes> edbian: no, just identify to nickserv
[23:56] <Tenkawa> captaincrook: that should at least get you booted to check to see if it will reinstall grub on the boot loader
[23:56] <ibeekman> right I have my private key
[23:56] <phyrrus> anybody know the command used to renamy your system?
[23:56] <edbian> lstarnes: Will I have to "/identify" ??
[23:57] <lstarnes> edbian: /msg nickserv identify <password>
[23:57] <ibeekman> but I want a copy of the public key so I can email it to people etc.
[23:57] <edbian> lstarnes: Everytime?
[23:57] <lstarnes> edbian: yes
[23:57] <lstarnes> edbian: you can probably set your client to do that for you automatically
[23:57] <edbian> lstarnes: What is the point of this?
[23:57] <phyrrus> somebody?
[23:57] <m4v3r1ck> edbian, sebsebseb told me to ask you for a grub problem
[23:57] <ibeekman> edbian: what client do you use for irc?  I use pidgin and have it authenticate for me
[23:57] <edbian> m4v3r1ck: What's the issue?
[23:57] <lstarnes> edbian: it's the same as registering anywhere else
[23:57] <Tenkawa> clane: test it in a test environment first if possible
[23:58] <edbian> ibeekman: I have gnome-xchat
[23:58] <m4v3r1ck> edbian: so, i've installed bt4 on a pc with ubuntu and windows 7
[23:58] <losher> sebsebseb: uuids are used to uniquely identify file systems. They're *supposed* to make things easier...
[23:58] <Tenkawa> I never like mismatched version errors personallt
[23:58] <Tenkawa> er personally
[23:58] <ibeekman> lstarnes: I have my private key but I want a copy of the public key so I can email it to people etc.
[23:58] <lstarnes> edbian: if your client has a server password option, use your nickserv password as the server password for freenode.  That will identify you automatically
[23:58] <edbian> lstarnes: I am new ot irc chats but I can't think of any other channels that I have to identify to join
[23:58] <m4v3r1ck> edbian: now grub gives me error 15 file not found when trying to boot ubuntu
[23:58] <lstarnes> ibeekman: you already have it
[23:58] <sebsebseb> losher: yeah someone  in another channal was saying something like that as well
[23:58] <m4v3r1ck> edbian bt4 and win 7 works... menu.lst file is here
[23:58] <lstarnes> ibeekman: when you make a private key, it also makes a public key
[23:58] <sebsebseb> losher: however to me it's just a load of weird characters, so how is that going to make things easier?
[23:58] <m4v3r1ck> edbian http://paste.ubuntu.com/237535/
[23:58] <edbian> m4v3r1ck: pastebin your menu.lst I will google what "grub 15 error" means
[23:59]  * Tenkawa really needs to get his wired - ap - ap bridge finished so he can bring his esx cluster back online
[23:59] <Tenkawa> heheh
[23:59] <ibeekman> lstarnes: where is it?
[23:59] <sebsebseb> losher: easier  for me to just use  (hd0,0)  (hd1,0)  or whatever partitions I am doing
[23:59] <lstarnes> edbian: you also need a registered nick in order to register channels, be added to chanserv's access lists with special permissiions, or make it so that nobody else can use your nick.  See /msg nickserv help set enforce    for how to keep others from using your nick